City Council Agenda Packet 08-23-197699
AGENDA
Regular Meeting of the Monticello City Council
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August 23, 1976 - 7:30 P. M.
Mayor: Con Johnson.
Councilmen: Stanley Hall, Denton Erickson, Dick Mat -tic,
Gene Walters.
Meeting to be taped. e ,
Citizens comments.
I. Consideration of Building Permit - 1st Baptist Church of
Monticello.
2. Consideration of Residential. Street Lighting.
3. Consideration of Bingo Ordinance.
q. Consideration of Resolution to Defer Assessments.
5• Consideration of Appraisal. of Easement.
6. Consideration of Change Order - 1976-1 Improvement Project.
7. Consideration of Preparation of Possible Plans and Specifi-
cations - Warming House.
S. Consideration of Appointment of Council Member to Attend
Governing Bodies Mutual. Cooperation Meeting.
9. Consi.deratiun of Participating in County Dog Program.
10. Apprf Val or bi IIA.
11. Approval. of minutes for Auguat 9, August 16 (two ants).
12. Inti iniNhed businems. V
13. Nrw MiBin�AH,
MA7I,LNG TOs
Jului Bitdalieh Don Smith
1. W. Miller Rev Jerome Oas
John Sandberg Don Grant
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ry AGENDA SUPPLEMENT
((b Agenda ILcm I. Consideration of Building Pcrmi_L - 1st. Baptist
Church of Monticello.
Last year, you may recall the ISL Baptist. Church
of Mon LiceLlo was granted a conditional use permit,
to allow a church within a R-1 zoning district.
AddiL.i.onall.y, the church was granted variances
from setbacks and bitacminous surfac.i.ng requirements
since thetchurch would eventually become the
parsonage.
Due to financing problems the church did not start
construction .in the fall ur 1975. but they now have
financing arranged and would like to commence con-
struction as soon as possible.
Jay Miller .is reviewing die plans and specif.icaLions
and wi I I be at: Monday's meeting.
POSSIBLE WriON: Consideration of approval of build-
ing purm.i t.
Agenda Item 2. Consideration of Residential Street: Lighting.
Public Works Direct.ur, Mike Rnjnln. prepared We
enclosed map of the city depietaing possible areas
for street lights.
In al.l, there are 43 IighLs indicated with 1A of
these considered essential or spec.iflcally requested
lights. Mike talked to NSP, Wright County Sheriff
officials and reviewed SL. Cloud's ordinnnee rolnLive
to street lighting to mid in developing the map.
Add.iLLona,lly, Mike rode with the sheriff's depart-
ment and personally viowed the ent.ire city at night.
to ,inspect, possible areas for consideration.
NSP is responsible for .inst.ttllaLlou of No pole nod
the r.,i.t.y is responsible for monthly bi'lli.ng w•hi.eb
is S7.95 Per light. Simmn lights would cosi.
V , $26 .40 per year and 48 1 ight.'s would cost $4 . SM 20
Per year.
One pussi.bi.liLy may be to install lights in those
nveos speci.ficnl ly requrstrd nr deemed essential
and nny other lights cuuld receive cnunei,I cnn-
sitloradon upon pMALiun of a 2/3 majoriLy of
property owners Within 200 feet•, of a proposed light.
In Lhi.s mntLer the city would SIMIL.iate notion oil
essenc,53 arms hol nol: bo Imposing lighwing on areas
deemed not essential.
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POSSIBLE ACTioN: Consideration of residential street
lighting within Monticello. Please note ghat Ellison
and the two bridge parks have also been designated
for possible consideration.
REFERENCES: Enclosed map depicting addi,t.ional lighting.
St. Cloud's resolution relati.vc to st. lighting.
;ender ILom 3. Consideration of Bingo Ordinance.
Bingo is the only form of organized gambling legally
allowed Ln Minnesota. As a form of gambling, bingo
has always been regarded warily, to.lcrated because
Lt was thought to i-nvolve only small amounts of
money and because the proceeds supposedly went to
charitable projects. However, police investigations
have recently turned up evidence that bingo .involves
very large sums of money indeed, and that, quite a
bit of that money may be going into private puckcLs
or .into organized crime. In response to these
problems, the legislature has repealed the old bingo
law, and enneLed a significantly more restrictive
provision. Laws 1976, Chapter 261, codified as M. S.
Ch. 349. effi:cti ve Angust 1, 1976.
As a result of this statute, each City must IieCltse
Co bingo games and adopt an ordinance for bi-ngo I.i-cens.i.ng,
Generally, bingo may only be sponsored by fraternities,
religious, veterans or other nonprofit nrganizations
which have been in existence at least: three years,
Wive at Icast 30 nr,tive members and which have pro-
cured bingo licenses from their local governing
bodies. Bingo sptntsoved by anyone Me is a lottery
and gambling, and thus illrgn.l. Ilowevcr, there Tire
some exceptions to this general rule. In the Follow-
ing siLnnLions, bingo is exempt from some of Win re-
tptdrements of Ch. 349:
I. In connection witli it county fair condnetetd by
a county agricultural society.
_. At the state fair conducted by Lhu nLate
agricoltttral society. ��
3. In Oonnection with a civic ecic.brntion recug-
nized by nn oPfir,lal, action of the local
governing hody.
4. When conducted Power than five t:Im1Ds in It
year by ally particular organ I za hi till w•hirh is
otherwise eligible for it license,
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Enclosed please find a model ordinance suggested
by the League of Minnesota Cities for your review.
v POSSIBLE ACTION: Consideration of adoption of
ordinance. Please note the annual license fee is
left blank and I suggest a fee of $25 annually.
REFERENCES: Model Bingo Ordinance.
Aaenda Item 4. Consideration of Resolution to Defer Assessments.
Mr. Lonni.c Worth has agreed to grant the city of
Mon6iccl.an an casement on his property on which
Monti.ccl. to Ceramics is situated. rhi.s casement is
necessary to extend sewer and water from the treatment
plant to Mississippi. Drive for the 1976-1 Improve-
ment Project.
Mr. Wovt:h is requesting that, any assessments to
his property be deferred until the land is sub-
divided. Approximately five years ago, Mr. Worth
did pay for extending a present sewer line to Lhc
LrcatmonL plant. At the same time Mr. Worth put i.n
an addi u.iona.1 well as required by the Health Dept.
Minnesut:a Statutes 429.061, SUltdi.vlsion 2, allow
for the deferral of assessments until such time as
future platL.ing or construction takes place, if the
a cotlaci I adopts a resoIII t.itill to that: effect.
POSSIBLE, ACTION: Cons.i-deration of resolution de-
ierring assessments tint:-il til.property described in
enclosed resolution is subdivided.
111AIiRENC l"S: Rcsoluti.on to Defer Assessments.
4enda Item i. t-onsidoration of Appraisal of Easement.
%Iv. ,lohn Sandberg has appralsed the casement the
city of NonLirel to is requesting of Mr. hermit. Lind -
bol -4 Pur $1200. Mr. Sandberg incliratcd two consid-
orations were aw,aehod Lu appraisal:
I. Sheri:t 1 nfPoPt shoulcl be made to rcLnin the,
Ila tura I lulbi 1,11t that now exists%in Lilo 1,i,ndbrrg
proper Ly.
2. Daring and after oonstruat:ion within the case-
1110,111- rnns.ideraLiou Should he given Lo Mr.
I. i.ndbc rg' s Lrou L panel that: lies south of the
ca seunvtt. If conettrur,ti.on would damage trout
lw.11d rte intrrl'erc wlch use of it: the, appraisal
we.nld have Lit bo adjusted accordingly.
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In consulting with our city attorney on this matter,
he informs me if the city would pursue eminent
domain it would take about 30 days to enter the
property and somewhat later a hearing would establish
damages. The damages are based on an appraisal of
the value of the casement. As you can see, there-
fore, the city will have to eventually pay for the
casement.
POSSIBLE ACTION: Consideration of dollar offer for
the casement;. If the council decides to make an
offer, I would suggestthe offer be accepted within
seven days as not to delay the matter.
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item G. Consideration of Chanae Order - 1976-1 Imp. Project.
Enclosed please find a change order for $235. on the
ground water reservoir system. Change was necessitated
after
review by the Department of Health of the plans
and specifications. OS`1 dial not receive recommend-
ations until after bids received so they could not
be .incorporated into the plans and specifications.
POSSIBLE ACTION: Consideration of change order #I
Lo Adolfson & Peterson's contract on 1976-I I'mprove-
ment. Project for $235•
REPMENCES: Copy of change order.
-cnda 1Lem 7. Considcrabion of Preparation of Possible, Plan and
Specifications - Warming House.
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At a rucent counc.il mucting, the possibility of a
warming house, at the Fourth Street Park was dis-,
cussed and was tabled until a future meeting for more
information.
It, would appear that a building approximately 500
square would be sufficient. To give yon an
idea of sire,, the present council chambers and office
ru•ea is about, 000 square feet exclusive of adm.ini-
st.rncnr's
1locruwe of the intended use of 014)1)411Id-ing, n r.nn-
crcte block structure should be considered. In
talking with our Public Works D.ivertur our recommendo -
Lion would he not to .include restroom facilities
dile tri vandn.lism and additional maintenance expense.
and initial cost.
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Since the bui Id.ing wi.l I cost mnre than SS,OnO
it will. be necessary to obtain bids and therefore
plans and specifications should be prepared.
Initially, "I. felt that through our buil.d.ing in-
spector along with review from council members in the
building business the city could prepare p.l.ans and
specifications. After further ref lection, I took
the liberty to ask John Badalich i.f OSM could pre -
para these at a .lump sum figure and he wi l 1 give the
council. a figure at Monday's meeting.
My think -Jug is that this could be worked out .li.ke
the sidewalk improvement project and plans and
spceifi.cati_ons would be prepared by OSM and in-
spected by our Bui Id.i.ng Inspector.
POSSIBLE ACTION: Consideration of warming house
and method, if approved, of preparing plans and
specs.
Benda Ttem S. Consideration of Appointment of Council. Member to
Al,tend Governing Iind:i_es Mutual Cooperation FIcvt:i.na.
Enclosed, please find a letter from Duane Gates,
cummunity education director for Monticello School
Di-strir_t #SS2.
To meet; t,hc requirements of Minnesota Statute
275.125. wh.i.i:h concerns authorizat;ion for a levy
for cmitnunit;y school activities, at least; one govern-
ing member from each governmental unit must attend
n mect.ing scheduled for Thursday, August 26 at. 700 P. M.
Purpose of merti.ng i.s to discuss methods of increas-
ing mutual eooperacion between the achool district
and other governing bottles.
POSSIBLE ACTION: C4111241deration of appointment of
rotntcl I member to attend meeting.
ItI?FI'R17KCE; Aulnist; 12, 1976 letter fl•om Duane Gates.
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;endo Item 9. Cnnsldr.rati,nn of Participating In Count.v Dng Program.
I:ncIosed ynu wiI I find a letter from Wright County
SoIIvIt.i.fig response, to possible intares1; i. it a County
Dog 111-og;ram whereby the county wot.AlII pay half the
C:uSt, of housing and destvoying ala une.lni.med dogs.
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This item is quite timely, as we are currently
considering the possibility of an improved dog
Pound for the city. It would appear that a new
pound would cost the city approximately $10,000.
In talking to Dave Douglas, he indicated that if
sufficient communities expressed an interest in a
county dog program the county would likely sponsor
such a venture. The county would seek an individual
to build a pound and would not be in charge of the
pound but would pay 50% of the maintenance costs.
My thinking is that such a program is worth con-
sidering and, although the council doesn't have to
commit themselves at this time, it could indicate
that it may consider such a venture.
Most of the city's cost for a dog catcher is involved
with the (ceding and cleaning expenses rather than
actually picking up a dog and this program would
save mnney in that area along with allowing the
city to invest, $10,000 elsewhere.
Our present facility could be used as a holding
pound if a dog was picked up early in the day or
C� late at. night. until Lite dog catcher had the opportunity
co take the dog(s) to the pound.
POSSIBLE, ACTION: Consideration of possible interest
in county dog program.
NOTE: Average monthly dog catcher bill is about
$200 per month with 80% of thio fee for
Feeding. cleaning, dog food and destroying
dogs.
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RESOLUTION TO DEFER' ASSESSMENTS
BE IT' RESOLVED,, by. the, City, .Counril of Moritsiac.tlo,
Minnesota as follows:
In accordance with Minncsota;:State, Statuses:
#429.061 Subd. 2, the City Council. ,if' HoiitlizeA Iv
hereby agrees to defer assessment's f.ar sanitary
sewer and watermain ;improvements on the property
described bel.ow under the 1976-1 Tmpcuvement prujvrt::
Revised description No.. 12 in book 1511 of
Deeds page 300 and that part of Section 12.
Township 121, Range 25, Wright County. 'Minns-
sofa described in Book ,157 of DEcds page; 4,iU
except that part, descr..Cbe_d :in Bgok '213, of
Deeds page 3G4.
Such d'oforaieiit Ahn.L1 rcmn'iii in Effect unt,-i I.
such Wii-6as the :parc:el abive is subclivaded.
inCcrest: shall accruo on ;the assessment,. unt1,1. the.
deferment is tortainated.
Thisbs' dlut•.iain, adopted 'f,y I,110' mon t.icg1..l,0: C.1 I$.
Councl,l August 23, 1976..
Gary Wiii`r
f:i;(.y Ailmip1 c.t.ratur
Rrso]uclun 1976 - tY
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SANDBERG REALTY John s.ndbwy. Broker
Phone 16121 295.2317 Monticello, Minnesota 55362
Metro 427.6680
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M1r. Gary Wicbcr
City Achdnistrator
City of Monticello
215 South Ced.'tr Street
M antice.11o, UN 55362
Dear Mr. Wieber:
RE: Eascmnt for City of Monticello
OWMM: Kermit and Ann Lindberg
PARCF7, NIM1M: 19591A
• Homes
�/1 �2 • Farms
,W �J • Lakeshore
• Business
August 18, 1976
PARCEL DESCRIPTION: That part of Cover orient Lots 1 and 2, Section 12,
Township 121, Range 25, Wright County, Minnesota, described as beginning
at n point on the south line of said Section 1.2 distant 1,978 feet West,
assumed bearing, of the southeast comer thereof; thence North 14 degM4.s
00 minutes O0 seconds East 1,008.5 feet to the Mississippi River; thence
northwesterly along said river 15.1 foot to the point of beginning; thence
souttmesterly 853 feet more or less to a point in the center of State
iligineay No. 152, said point is 625 feet from original point of beginning
a9 masurcd along the center line of said State ltidlneay; thence north -
masterly along said center line 235 feet; thence northeasterly at right.
angle TJO feet to tho Mississippi River; thence southeasterly nlcmg the
care of said river to the point of beginning.
R1-SC]111TICN OF 1:IISEIUM: A 60.00 foot pentmnent easamnt for ptd3lic
utility intrixms over, tutder and acmes that partbf the roove descrilxd
parcel lying 30 feet on cacilt side of the following described center line:
CkFmrncing at a punt on the south lino of said Section 12 distFutm
1,978.00 fat West, assm d bearing, of the southeast corner thereof;
thence North 14 degrees 00 minutes 00 seconds rest 687.68 feet to n point
In the center of Mississippi privo on the const lino of the record pint of
llrglund Addition; thence North 52 degrees 38 minutes 50 seconds West
200.02 feet to the easterly line of the nl)ove described parcel and the
lx -)int of beginning of the center lino to ie described; thence continuing
P/1S/14 it i
Mr. Cary Wieber
August 18, 1976
Gage 2
Borth 52 degrees 38 minutes 50 seconds West 243.44 feet to the aesterly
line of the above described parcel and said center line there tertni.nating.
Together with a permanent easement for public utility purposes over,
under and across that part of the above described parcel lying easterly
of a line 10.00 feet westerly of and parallel with the following described
Line A: Beginning at the point of beginning of the above described center
line; thence South 52 degrees 14 minutes 00 seconds West, assumed bearing,
along the easterly line of the above described parcel 200.00 feet and said
Line A there tertdnating. And a temporary construction easernent over,
under and across that part of the above described parcel lying easterly of
a line 25.00 feet westerly of and parallel with the above described Line A
and westerly of a line 10.00 feet westerly of and parallel with said Line A.
Said tarporary easFmnt expires July 1, 1977. Said pernnnent easanents
oontain 16,600 square feet more or less. Said temporary easement contains
2.550 square feet more or less.
1 have this day appraised the above easement at a value of $1,200.00. Please
note two considerations attached to setting this value.
1. Special effort should be mode to retain the natural habitat that now
exists on the Lindberg property.
2. During and after construction within the easanmt consideration should
be given to W. Lindberg's trout pond that lies south of the above
eaixmnt. If construction would damage trout pond or interfer with use
of it, the figure I kwe listed would have to be adjusted accordingly
because for punroes of mpg appraisal I have not mnsiderod the
possibility that his pond would be damaged.
Plea -j? crntaet me if 1 can be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
John W. Sandherg ,
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(M-SMIREN-MAYRON A AMICIATES, INC.
2021 E. HENNEPIN AVE. - SUITE 238
mINNEAPOUS. MINN. 55413
CHAWA OIRMM Ift ..... 1..........
3 REI lmp..No--16r1
Water Reservoir
............ Contractor Section II
6701 West 23rd Street
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Minneapoliet Mi.n.qes.9ta.,...554.20 ....
Dear Sir (a)
Under your contract' dated ......... .............................. 19.7.6. with
qi.ty..9f. Montieellor XiAopl)pto. .................... Owner for .............
............. MAI�K-IQA ...............................................................
we am audmized by the owner to bmby dirset you to
hatch. .1oaed.sketch .....
shoot 2 of 2. Provide two V! x 8".metal, ta.lour,prp.jn.Kqp.%.W
........................... I ....... .............................
of.chlorine.roppI... � v
a r..aFkp moved. equal ........
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aw to am to (deft" from) the I - to scoordintim wft eontract andl apadflntla4 do sent of
Two hundred thirty five .............. 00 ROD DO[kn
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There w1II be an sitendon of ..... A ....... days for com0ellon.
The data at c, III fon ar coubm wm*41,20.. 19 .77. so now wtU be A1.30... 19 .7.7..
A~o of oriolool toofted Total Addhims Total Doductmas Contract to Date
$263,750.01 $23. 16263,985.00
Approved .......................... to.... RespeelfuUy SubmIKA
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ommor CIRR-SCHELEN-MAYBON
Approved .......................... I .... A ASSOCIATES, INC.
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:•1r. Con Johnson, Mayor
City of Monticello
Monticello, MV 55362
Dear Mr. Johnson,
I would like to take this opportunity to invite you and other
members of the Monticello Village Council to meet with repre-
sentativesof the Monticello School Board and other governmental
unite which are within the boundaries of the school district,
either partially or entirely.
The purpose of this meeting to to "discuss methods of increasing
mutual cooperation between these local unite of government and
the school district" and to comply with Minnesota Statute 275.125
Subdivision B, Clause 3. At least one governing member from each
governmental unit must attend this meeting to comply with the lay.
Therefore, if you cannot attend this meeting, please contact an-
other member of your governmental unit to attend in your place.
The meeting has been scheduled for Thursday, August 26 at 1130 pm
In the Monticello Senior High Library, prior to the regular
monthly meeting of the Cotamunity Cducation Advisory Council,
Please do not hesitate to contact me at 295-2913, If you have any
questions concerning this matter.
SlncergTbp yours,
Dunne D. Cates
Community Education Director
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INDEfZ"SENT SCHOOL DISTRICT N'✓92
�Sheafon D. Johnson, Superintendent
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Bnvc Ki ruti, Cnnir man
Telephone 295.5184
AOMINISTFATION
vall.,e Peceton. Clen
MONTICELLO, MINNESOTA 55362
Dennis LIIltborg
Lnes Fig.ruLu.rect o
B,alncalN-W 295�5184
❑1nh-jl. L.aurilg, Director
Lvrraon Smjv
Princlnsl 2952'J73
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Robert V
Dr.`--..1cs Maus. Director
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Asst yaQ'dary Printl [nl 755-5191
Kermit am
Elemenury PHntlow 295.2934
Irbcbael Bwedotlo
A4istartl Ew,m.Ory PrinciM1 295.516.1
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August 12,
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Commudty Ea—zlon Di,=c 295.2913
:•1r. Con Johnson, Mayor
City of Monticello
Monticello, MV 55362
Dear Mr. Johnson,
I would like to take this opportunity to invite you and other
members of the Monticello Village Council to meet with repre-
sentativesof the Monticello School Board and other governmental
unite which are within the boundaries of the school district,
either partially or entirely.
The purpose of this meeting to to "discuss methods of increasing
mutual cooperation between these local unite of government and
the school district" and to comply with Minnesota Statute 275.125
Subdivision B, Clause 3. At least one governing member from each
governmental unit must attend this meeting to comply with the lay.
Therefore, if you cannot attend this meeting, please contact an-
other member of your governmental unit to attend in your place.
The meeting has been scheduled for Thursday, August 26 at 1130 pm
In the Monticello Senior High Library, prior to the regular
monthly meeting of the Cotamunity Cducation Advisory Council,
Please do not hesitate to contact me at 295-2913, If you have any
questions concerning this matter.
SlncergTbp yours,
Dunne D. Cates
Community Education Director
DDG:db
DAVID S. DOUGLAS
WRIGHT COUNTY AUDITOR
IONW. aST.
'BUFFALO. MINNESOTA 58313
PHONe .evr •.6a2•1e71
DATP: July t), 1076
TO: ,AL1 Kr-ight rnnnty Cities .and Tovnships P.,
I,RnM: navie ,. nouglas.: Wright County. Auditor
The Wright county Board Is interested to finding out If cities
and tnvnshtps would core to participate In'a dog program. whereby
the county would pay SOS of the cost of housing and destroying
all unclaimed. stray dogs. On those dogs that .are claimed. of
course, the charges wnuld he paid.by the owner.
It would he necessary for thn county to have an .approved facility
where these dogs would be housed or destroyed. 1t that to necessary.
It rnuid he the obligation of the city or townshipto get the dogs
to thls fee IIIty, end county participation would, only be for the
housing or destroying of unclaimed dogs.
This Is an effort by the Wright County (bard to finks fair and
reasonable Solution to What,items to he La imunillft problem Ln all
of Wr.lght f-nunty. If you. would be WO 111M to par N clpate in such
A pr+gram.'please Indleata this nn the bottom of this letter and
return. Or write. a separate letter whatever Is more convenient
feir you.-
J�/P/tlMsiq�ta�z-
LICA 1 FUND
LIQUOR DISBURSEMENTS - AUGUST
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Commissioner of Revenue - Sales tax
Commissioner of Revenue - State W/H
Ed Phillips & Sons - Liquor
Kjellberg Carpet - Liquor store carpeting
First National Bank of Mpls. - Interest - Revenue
State Treasurer - Social Security
Yonak Sanitation - Sanitation
Ed Phillips & Sons - Liquor
Old Peoria - Liquor-
McKesson
iquorMcKesson WINE & Liquor - Liquor
Twin City Wine Co. - Liquor
Ed Phillips & Sons - Liquor
City of Monticello - Utilities
7 Up Bottling Co. - Mdse.
Point of Sales - Mdse.
Persian Office Machine - Store expense
Liefert Trucking - Freight
Twin City Pricing & Label - Store expense
N. S. P. - Utilities
Jude Candy & Tobacco - Mdse.
Groselein Beverage - Beer
Thorpe Dist. Co - Beer
d Dutch Foods, Inc. - Mdsc.
Dick Beverage. - Beer
Viking Coca Cola - Mdse.
Bernick's - Mdsc.
Dahlheimer Dist. Co. - Beer
Internal Revenue Service - Misc. expense
Bridgewater - Telephone
Monticello Times - Misc. expense
Bcn Franklin - Store expense
Maus Foods, Inc. - Store expense
Hoskins Electric -misc. expense
State Treasurer - PFRA
Commismioner of Revenue - StaCe W. It.
Wright County State Bank - F. W. T.
Banker's Life lno. - Fringe - Grp. Ins.
Commissinner of Revenue - Sales Tax
Montgomory-Ward - Freezer
L'd Phillips & Sons - Liquor
A. J. Ogle - neer
Fullerton Lumber - ltutber Cor shelves
Jamas Refrigeration - SholvIng
.payroll for July
TOTA1. DYSBURSLMI:NTS
Bond
k 8,
1516.29
125.70
2105.80
3420.00
6558.50
937.91
24.00
2504.22
761.75
968.24
290.04
1814.41
81.30
194 -SO
34.52
74.00
231.96
41.20
790.55
437-S2
5953-75
1146.70
114.47 ;
4273.45
293.30
166.60
4728.73 i
9.00
72.40
6.95 ,
2.37
8.70
65.44
218.30
107.40
07 40
126. to
1850.30
279.24
2064.65
701.46
77.89 i
195.00 ;
1897,111
$47,517.32
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GENERAL DISBURSEMENTS FOR AUGUST - 1976
Guen Bateman - Animal Impoundment expense
8300
± 71.24
Yonak Sanitation - Sanitation contract
830 1
11760. o•
John Miller. Sr. - Information Center .labor
9302
i 21.00
Gary Wicber - Mileage
8303
21.(1tl
Doug Pitt - Civil Defense salary
8304
j 7i.1111
Monticello School Dist.-i•4S2 - Library rent
8305
1 75.1111
State of M1'. - Documents Section - Pamphlets
8306
I 4.50
Mike Rajala - Mileage
5307
I 59.61
Orfel & Suns - Payment ,a -I on 1076-1 S/W IMP. Project
6305
Will Q.li
State of MN. - Documents Section - 1976 MN. Session Laws
9309
� 3i.00
Smith & Pringle - Legal
6310
149.35
N. S. P. - Utilities
8311
1473.66
State Treasurer - PERA
8312
571.42
Commissioner of Revenue - State W/II. Tax
4313
556.20
Wright County State Bank - Fed. W111. Tax
8314
1200.00
Banker's Life Ins. - Group Ins.
5315
734.3"
-Void-
53i6
-
Orr-Schelen, etc. - 00'• Eng. fees - 1976 Tmp. Project
8317
S67t16-52
MN. Clerks 6 Finance Officer's Assoc- - Dues
5319
10.00
•hael O'Connor - Union Mcg. expense
6 '19
i 332.511
6ridgewater - Telephone
8320
I 317.55
Ed Lange - Misc. labor
6321
13.3.75
Wright County State Bink - Investments - Treasury Bills
8322
'592632.74
Wright County State Dank - l.nvestment.s - Savings Account
8323
500000.011
MM. Munit ipal Board - Filing fee for Boyle Annexation
5324
100.00
St. Cloud Supply - Park supplies
.5325
7.60
Olson's Fl ertric - Repairs
8326
95.3$
Mobil OiI - Gas and oil
S1327
24'�•I0
Red's Mobil - Gas for hire dept.
8325
1.20
Figs .it Shop - Iclulp. rental 6 repairs
8329
55.6`
3 M Business Products - Copy machine repairs
9330
50.31
Iep Mfg. ("n. - Dendorant blocks For sewer plant j
5331
i 210.75
Moody's investors Service - Mond ratting expense
'8332
1 325.1111
Castle (hcmirat Co. - I ignasan & 2 UeMcrR �.
5333
205.1111
Watcrtouoi, Paint & Repair .. Contract, payment, I
S.134
927 •IW
Jean Brouillard - Fuel oil
5335
111.10
Monrivel III Ready Mix - Hods for park
SIl6
10.20
Bui'faln t'el CI inic .- Animal ]mp. expense j
"337
Olt. (111
Braun Cnsinew inF Testing - ';oil test ing for reservoir
4338
I,12. S0
Ken Peshia - Park repairs
5339
4(17.62
Amot o Oil 01. - rias and oil
5740
74,(11)
Our Own hardware - Suppliem and repal,rH i
4:141
2114-111
ght tuttnty Auditor -- .t, pnlic•e fines 1
5342
25S-(111
U. 0. I-. - Union dues j
4343
27.(141
Gould Bros. Chev. -- Repair to 72 Chev truck I
8344
I'll Ili
Water I'l-wiuct" (o. - Val%vs
4345
46.26
Big take Grow l -• (bacol far Parti, water hookup charge
X346
15"5.40
lirwkins 1 lertric - Sera. at I.IlAmon Palk - 116-46 - Tnf. (•trJ
;347
15%4.111
`lime t luc k�o2. ,;2 �- R.f %vu Park - overhead wi real, etc 124.44
Sf vvot 1 i grit repair - Brotidtiay - SSO- 47
Ilot;lund 13111, C.) Bus rental "ol. Ili -Centennial
S,145
s2.(1(1
MonticeJ to Printing' - 41.11)p1.iVS
43411
111.0
Uncut to ('oarcr • Mi`r pnpplien
8350
60.51
Feed kilt` (onlroix - l'hlurine C feed rite L tt•alting
`351
It2-i4
Bladholm Ib-othrl.ti •-. manhole - Cedav Street. - Dr. Kasper
`352
I(11.(1i
Granite t I tv lion Wurkw - manhole eo.ev and ring
`, 15.3
1 1241 -un
CHECK M1OUNT
NO.
Stokes Marine - Repairs
8354
i 2.00
Central -McGowan - Supplies
8355
12.40
Vance's Standard - Gas
8356
I 4.54
Fair's Market - Lawn seed
8357
i 36.43
Monticello Times - Printing, etc.
8358
362.27
Phillips Petroleum - Gas and oi.l
! 8359
174.39
North Central Public Set -vice - Gas
8360
23. i7
U. S. Postmaster - Box rent
8361
i
I 2.00
R iN er inn - Misc. expense
8362
123-06
League or MN. Cities - Annual docs
8363
243.00
Payroll. X0694.31
'rOTAI, DYSBURSF31EN,rs -- $1 , 359, 391. 49
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