City Council Agenda Packett 12-27-1976i AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING OF THE MONTICELLO CITY COUNCIL
December 27, 1976 -- 7:30 P.M.
Mayor: C. O. Johnsen
Council:i;en: Denton Erickson, Stanley Rall,
Dick Martie, Gene Walters.
Meeting to be taped.
Citizens comments.
1. Consideration of Rezoning Howard Gillham Property.
2. Consideration of Sign Ordinance Amendment.
3. Consideration cof Landscaping Requirements.
4. Consideration of Awarding Contract on Street
Lighting Bids.
S. Consideratinn of Awarding Contract on Industrial
Tractor Bids.
6. Consideration of 1977 Maintenance Agreement -
WriRht County.
7. Consideration of Approval. of Payment to Wright
County on Mont i ssi ppi Park Read.
S. Agprova.l of bi .l is.
9. Appro%al of minutes.
f IO. Unfinished bisminens.
fj It . New businesu.
Mailing t%): Councilmen Howard G1.11ham
Brad Larson Dem Smith
John Badalich Don Grant
V` John Sandberg Gwrn Bateman
Y
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AGENDA SUPPLEMENT
Agenda Item 1, Consideration of Rezonina Howard RiAttani Progeny.
aloward G11.3ham .is requesting rezoning a portion of his
tract of land which is situated just south of Kest Crntnty
;:oad 4,:0 and north of the freeway from R -I (Single Family
Residential) to B -.i (Regional Business). This tract is
tpproximately $i acres In size.
Inclosed please find a map depicting the area and one
possible rezoning plan.
Mr. Gi tlham'.s reason for requesting a change from
rrsident.ial Io eommerc.a.IIs that he feets the property
hordrring the freeway is adapted to rummervia.1 use as
opposed to residential use. He frels !hal_ visibiliry frnm
the t'reeway is an asset for commercial property but is a
iiabiltty for residential property. OF additional t"= ern
Is the noise 11elor which Mr. G.illham feels Is a detriment,
I o a resident is l aria as may be borne nut by the, "mar m -
tion of srurnd barrierrs in the Twin Cities along f rovwot,
residential areas.
Vi,, t:i Ilham#s inunrtllatr concern velati.ve to the rt-'runrng
request in That unless the property along tilt- freeway,
presently leased for two of four biilbotn•tir., is iont-d
t ommrrc inl ur indu9trial the State 11.1,ghw:ry Drpurtmeut
hill regn.irt- these billboards be removed. Initially,
the City of Monticello agreed to rrgrandi'aLilt, I'll 4111 Pani,
Niles for billboards for five years its the present till
ordinance dors not allow billboards. However, the State
will only revognitr this "grandfathor° clause t'or two of
the four sit es which have signs on them n1 ready un l ms the
property is reeuned. As menttnnrd in the prinittirs pars-
eyraph, Mr. lit 1 sham i'vels there .is basim for rer,oninq,
other 111,11, merely for allowing his bi-13hoards to exist
It should he I ranted out that our r torstt'll ion planner,
clow:+rd Uahac,1reu h Afooeiatex, is retiewing tilt, crit tit,
rill along with the orderly nnnei�rd avert and the ver>
ommendrd nsa4V of this 'land nt•eording to th-^ p, npnsw-d
. natprehenst%v piart is r'ommvvvial.
tt t}ir'ir December .1, i+l'tl meelinq, the Planning tr.nu, ,srr.n
set nmmeudvd the arca ho , oronr(I to H.a I)jed on Ili. I of 1 ,t.-
I . Areais more suitable for commercial because
of freeway abuLLing property.
2. Although it is not compatible with present
comprehensive plan, it is compatible with
proposed comprehensive plan which proposes
to change the area from residential to commercial..
At hearing there was no opposi-tion to request
from surrounding property owners.
it should be pointed out the consensus of the Planning
Commission was the area is more suitable for commercial. use
irrespective of the sign issue. Furthermore, the ideal
situation would be to wait until the revised Comprehen-
sive Plan was accepted to rezone the area if a hardship
was not pending. However, the Planning Commission felt
that since a hardship was pending;, it. would be Improper
not to allow flexibility in the Liming of the rezoning.
It would appear that a reasonable estimate of considering
approval of a revived comprehensive plan would be si.x
months.
POSSIDLF ACTION: Consideration of rezoning request.
RUFRFNCESt Dahlgren di Associates Planning Report of
12-12-70 (sent; utut previously). Map depicting area.
Agenda Item 2. fonsidrration of Sian ordinance Amendment.
Approximately two months ago, the ei.ty council requested
oto• planners, llowar•d Dahlgren Associates, to review the
present sign ordinance in light of various vequestxfor var-
Jances. 1n response to this request,, Howard Dahlgren
Associates has reviewed the ordinances and has come up
with two recommendations outlined ina December 14, 1976
memo previously sent out to the council..
At, their last mrnt.ing, the Planning Commismion revicwvd
the planner'a report and recommended the inning ord inant vs
he amended as followat
1. Pylon at -ea and height regulations be amended
per the 12-.14-76 report which slightly liheraliie.-i
soot, ort -as because of providing for u slightly
larger Nign on a 40 to SO MPH thm•oushl'dre slid
SS MPII tl•eeway.
-. An additional provision be added to allow a "bonus"
for certain freeway oriented major businesses that
are within 800 feet of a freeway but- do not alxtt a
freeway to read as follows:
A bonus allowing "freeway standard signs
(200 square feet in area and 32 feet high)
in a Commercial or Industrial Area is available
to certain major businesses that are freeway or-
iented and are within 800 feet of a frr_eway but
do not abut a freeway such as:
full Service Car Agency
Ilotel or motel
Restaurant., minimum 4000 square feet, gross floor
area
Shopping Centers
Full Service Motor Fuel Stations
Recreational buildings
these two amendments were approved unanimously howe%er,
Ipersonally feel the second amendment would be better 11'
all businesses within 800 feet of a freeway were alloxrd
to ha%v "freeway standard signal' as to avoid future cnn-
fli.ct un which ones are freeway oriented or major.
POSSIBLE ACTION: Consideration of one or lxtth amendmeni.s.
RLFLRF.NCGS: Dahlgren & Associates 12-14-76 Memo.
Agenda Item 1. Conaldevatiots of Landscaping Requirements.
Iloward Dahlgren Associates has prepared a memorandum rel-
atJve to .landscaping requlrements wh.lch was recently sent
to the count i. l .
this memorandum was prepared after there was some diseussion
at the ennncil and planising comminsion level relative to
tilt- existing landscaping requirements. Currently, Seel inn
reads as follows:
In all zoning diAtr.icts Lite lot arra remaining after
providing for tiff -street parking, off' -street loading,
sidewalks, drivewayrs, boi]ding site and nor (it her requit e-
mentis shall be planned and maintained in grass, soddinvi,
shrubs or olher aiccptable Ali on or treatment
generally uso-d in landat aping. fenced or Ireest plat rd
upon u1.Jlity camemeot-i are at bject to removal if ce--
qufced file 1110 tnaintenante or .fmprutemrnt of the ttt.tl.il�.
Ileeh un til.ility eahement.a containing otenherd uicv% shall
not eat ted tell (10) feet .in height.
'this section does not require any specific portion of
landscaping be devoted to shrubbery and has no requi re-
mc-nts relative to nff-street parking areas. These items
are mentioned in the planning report and give the require-
ments of the city of Roseville as an example.
At their last meeting, the planning commission reviewed
the memorandum with Dick Dwinell of Howard Dahlgren Assoc.
It was the recommendation of the planning commi ssi.un to
amend our current landscaping requirements by adding the
following provisions:
I. All huildings shall be finished on all your Sides
with consistent architectural quality, materials
and design.
2. Three percent of the service area within an nff street
parking area shall be landscaped with grass and%or
decorative staface treatment -trees and sheubbcry for-
all
orall developments except single family dwt-llings.
3. rwo percent of the development costs as deter -mined
by the building permit valuations shall be devoted
to landscaping, exclusive of sod and walk=ways. A
bond shall be posted for twenty percent of said
two percent Cor two years to insure ordirtanr a com-
pliance. This requirement applies to all, develop-
ment except single family residential.
POSSIBLE ACTION: Consideration of amendments.
REFERENCES: Dahlgren Associates memo of 12-14-74.
Agenda Item 4. fnnsideration of Awarding Contract on Street, Lighting Ihdv.
Bids were vecelved Dece-mber 20, 1976 on 250 Watt Il.i gh Pressure
Scidium Lights for Highway 2S between 1-94 and Kiver Street.
Enclosed please find a bid tabulation and recommendation
from Paul Blumberg that contract be awarded to Itw bidder,
Plectrit, Repair and Construction Co., 7ne., of Minneapolis
f i)r base hid "B" of $29,660 with the alternate of 871111
rglr a total oil $29,360.
P11SSI BLE ACTTON: fonsi derataon of awarding t ontrat t on
street lighting bids.
RIFiRtNCES: Bid Tabulation and 12-21-7h let ov ft,t)m
{'rill nlomberg.
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Agenda Item S. Consideration of Awarding Contract on Tndustrial. Tractor
Bids.
Bi.ds were taken December 20, 1976 un an indnstria,l tractor
and enclosed you will find a bid tabulation and Mike
Rajala's recommendations.
Initially, i felt that since we recently purchased a
yard liucket Loader, that possibly the Ford unit, would
be able to fulfill our needs and it was by far the lowest
bid. As I gate the matter more thought, I think a larger
-@nit, such as the International, is better suited to our
needs when we consider all the repairs that. were incurred
with the Ma"ey I'erguson. Additionally, a good share ut'
the increased costs of purchasing a larger unit will be
recouped when it is traded in.
POSSIBLE ACTION: Consideration of awarding contract on
industrial tractor bill. Possibly a trial period shouid
he required alno.
REFLRCNCFS: Mi.ke's Recommendations. ilial Talmlatinn.
Agenda Item b. i'ncin-sed, you will find a maintenance agreement, will,
wr.ight l'rnnity relatite to County State Aid llighway
Lmaintenance in the ('l.ty of Monticello.
This agreement .is similar to the 1976 age-cement-
,he
greementthe dol Inr amomtt per mile reimtw@rsement, has ins r'•ased
lrom $043.tiy to $453.41 resulting to a total payment in
1077 of $3007.36.
POSSIBLE ACTION: Consideration of approval of agreement.
RSFF;RUNCIS: 11177 A'lreement.
Agenda Item 7. col-idevation evil Apprnt•al of Pavment to weight tounte, no
tltntlikNippi Park Road.
As you Pet C1 1, the Mttnt Imsippi. Park Road Improcemt•nl o1
Ihim pant fall wara a ,joint venture botween the ei.ty, and
wri,ght t'ounl y.
liamed on a hrral.down whereby the rand into Ill., wrwl. rd�e
of the prtr6 WAS computed on a 511.511 Allocal ion with the
i1y p.@riop 11111 i of lhr runt) branching Alit' to the hall p.11L
and pay inµ I litl' it' t hi' toll of the road brant h i n:; too Ill-'
earn and the parking areax, the coxt WAN t•Ipllt ill 101.11,
moW ('icy, 7; ' l'ounly.
Wright County awarded low bid on project to Robasse
Construction for $18,959.04. Final payment amounted to
slightly less, $18,b31.80. Based on the following com-
putation, the city would ove the County $1840.02:
City has paid OSM $ 3823.91
County has paid Robasse 18831.Sn
$'22655.71
City's share 25% of $22655.71 — 5663.93
Paid 3823.Q1
City owes County W0.02
this project has been inspected and approved by OSM and For
this reason payment approval is requested by the council.
POSSIBLE ACTION: Consideration of payment approval.
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INDUSTRIAL TRACTOR RECOMMENDATTON
.After reviewing the specifications for a new diesel
tractor, My recommendation is to purchase the 1976
International Harvester 2510 payloader. My re-
com:-endati.on is based upon the following reasons:
A. the International Harvester specifications con-
form most closely to the bid specs that were ad-
tertised. All members or the street department felt
that for all practical. purposes the specifications
written contained the majority of the items necessary
to nsure that we obtain a tractor best suited ror
tho needs of the department now and in the future.
Consensus of opinion is still there after review of
these bids.
I. The I. H. ciosel,y approximates the size of the
tractor we now have. Ford's bid is for a tractor
considerably smaller. To even consider purthas-
:ing a smaller tractor, a consideration I don't,
think we should make, we should re -bid so that
we could get, bids from all bidders that reflect
the price of a smaller piece of equipment.
_. Cdsv's bid protides only Q speeds foreward. ]his
is tint adequate for traction in snow removal of
for strrvt patching and black top work.
;. 1. It's specifications provide the desirable
amp battery and alternator size.
1, lit addition to these items, other items like
tire sire, bnst.rument gauges and transmi4gsiun
all fatov the I. It. bid.
ll. Ill(, city will continue to grow and so will the
strvet park departments' work resptntsibiIities. The
I. it. tractor would be the hest piece of equipment Io
handle the added work load and abuse that city rquip-
Ment always takes. In 4111" regard, I think the re-
pair bills on the Massvy-l'crgttson speak for themseltes.
I 1c•ceF4i bl.lit t ov cervi ve and repairs in this arca
Igo the 1, it. tractor are vat e.11ent. Also, It nhuuld
by uuted that Caiv equipment has had a reputation to
the :la*4t few year« of requiring an unuxual amount of
.vt t.it v wot k.
SM #P f le"o tl+ I I/s 7/7 4 * /
D. In case of downtime with the Hough loader, the
1. H. would be able to provide adequate size and
durability to Iwndle a few of the loader's lighter
duties. Snow removal, light excavation and Dutch
elm work would all be possible with the International
tractor without, abusing it.
Finally, I would recommend that purchase of the
L il. 25111 payloader be made contingent upon a trial
period of equitable length. I have talked with Al
Kunkel, I. H. dealer, and he has agreed to a time
prriod of about ane (1 ) week.
Mike Rajala
Public Works WvvcLov
MR Ig
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IRAC m BID TABU+.ATF..ON
B►ds Opened December 20, 1976
Arnold's EgwipmenC $10,995 Tractor on hand
1'76 ]nt,'7-. 2510) cab!wi.Chin 30 days
Case Equilmcnl. $9,396 15-30 days delivery
(76 Calc 5800 PTO - 90 days
Long Lakt! Ford $6,738 90-120 days
177 Ford 420)
Valley Equipment $12,616.0 60-90 days
(77 John ffilelc 3112A)
ORR•SCNELEN'MAYERON &ASSOCIATES, INC.
CUrx;ut, my £Ixune=: "
LnnJ Sun•evnrs
December 21, 1476
City of Monticello `
City Hall
215 South Cedar Street
Monticello, Minnesota 55362 „
Attn: Gary Wieber
Re: Project SL76-1
Street Lighting and
Appurtenant Work
OSM Comm. No. 068-2656
Gentlemen:
Please find enclosed the Bid Tabulation for the referenced
project. Base Bid "A" is for alumintim standards with 250
watt high pressure sodium "cobwaheid" type luminaires. Base
�a Bid "B" is for stainless steel standards with the same
luminaire. The alternate bid is the amount added to either
base bid for upgrading the luminaire to a flat glass lens,
1008 cutoff, "cobrahead" style.
The low bidder, Electric Repair and Construction Co., Inc.,
of Minneapolis, is a largo, experienced electrical contractor
�t with a good reputation.
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It is our recommendation that Baso Bid "B" be accepted, and
that the add alternate be taken. The cutoff luminaire will
result in less glare, bettor visibility, and excellent
evenoss of illumination.
we further recommend that the contract be awarded on the basis
of the lowest qualified bidder which would in this case be the
Electric Repair and Construction Company.
Sincerely,
ORR-SCHELEtI-MAYERON
6 ASSOCIATES, INC.
Paul J. Blomberg
PJB/Cm
."' I1 fast ii, erai» :1e•rs jo 5.:fd 238 • "Ar., npnilS, A!;0rjdSWo 5 413 • 61'? ,/ J'-'
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IIID TABULATION
FOR
STREET LIGHTING
AND APPURTENANT WORK
17OR THE
CITY OF MONTICELLO, 11INNESOTA
PROJECT SL76-1
lids Opened: December 20, 1976 2:00 p.m.
CONTRACTOR
Electric Repair d Construction
oral Electric
Heskins Electric
Design Electric
Electric Service
Egan -McKay
Collins Electric
Olson's Electric
:nnite City Electric
Hoffman Electric
Comm. No. 068-2656
i/ Did 1) for 59 Of the bid
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Orr-Sche len-ltayeron
d Associates, Inc.
Rid
Base
Base
Alternate
Security
Bid "A"
Bid "B"
Did
✓
28,760
28,660
+700
29,800
29,68n
+980' write In
(-325)
✓
30,70n
30,400
+950
✓
31,975
31,850
+760
✓
32,949
32,949
+700
35,636
35,370
+1000
✓
37,550
37,340
+740
Honey Order
$2021
39,960
39,H60
+754
t/'
42,985
42,875
+790
No
Did Bond
43,700
43,5()0
+700
'Write in deduct niternato for I.T.E. c J
Square 0 contactor
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MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT
}r. THIS AGREEMENT made and entered into by and between the
City of� hereinafter referred to as the
"Muni cipa at_y o d -the County of Wriaht hereinafter
referred to as the "County".
WHEREAS Chapter 162, Minnesota Statutes, permits the
Cou-ty to designate certain roads and streets within the
Municipality as County Stcte Aid Highways, a..d
WHEREAS, the Municipality hos concurred in the designa-
tion of the County State Aid Highways within its limits as
identified in County Board's resolutions of August 28,
October 8, November 5, December 3, December 27, 1957 and
Jonuary 7, 1958, and
WHEREAS, it is deemed to the best interest of all
parties that the duties and responsibilities of both the
Municipolitl, and the County as to maintenance on said County
State Aid Highways to be clearly defined,
NOW THEREFORE, IT IS AGREED with regard to said County
State Aid Highway maintenance:
Thot the Municipality will be responsible for routine
maintenance on the following highways:
CSAH 39 -
from West limits of
Municipality
to CSAH 75
0:822 miles
CSAH 38 -
from CSAH 39 to
Trunk
+�. Highway25
(excluding 200
ft.
® school)
0.496
CSAH 59 -
from 4th St. to
CSAH 75
0.159
CSAH 75 -
from Public Road
W. of
River St.
to Jct. of CSAH
39 6 CR
118
2.399
TOTAL
3.876 miles
;,
That routine maintenance shall consist of patching,
crack -sealing, mowing, snow and ice removal.
That when the Municipality deems it desirable to remove
*no-. by hauling, it shall do so of its own expense.
That th• Count.y will be responsible for oll other
maintenance including traffic services.
That then County will pay the Municipality for their
work an amount equal to the ovvroov annual cost per mile for
routine maintvainnco and snow removnl (lass traffic: services)
in rural County Stab- Aid Highways.
Cr.
PIAi:.riCNACt AGRUMENT cunt—'d.
That for 1t29727 the amount per mile to be paid the
Municipality will be 953.91 and the total to be paid
Will be $3.697.36
ADOPTED:
ATTEST:
City Clerk
Mayor.
CERTIFICATION
I hereby certi fy that the above is a true and correct copy
of a resolution duly passed,, adopted and opprovad by the City
Council of said City orn , 19
City Clerk
APPROVED. ,AND ACCEPT ED:
COUTY Or
Chairman of the Board
ATTEST:
County Auditor
Noma:of City
_.NERAL FUND
C.L\ERA+. FUND DISBURSEMENTS FOR DECEMBER - 1976
Ed +.ange - Janitorial services
liowf3rd Dahlgi (•n - Consulting fee - 2,000 - Review sign
landscape ord. & attend mtg. 300.32
Orr-Schelen, etc. - Attend mtgs., mileage - 299.75; eng.
fees - 76-1 Proj. - 7475.38; eng. fees
for city hall - 163.36
Architectural 11.liance - City hall fees
• Smith & Pringle - Legal fees
Yonak Sanitation - Garbage contract
Gwen Bateman - Animal Imp. expense
Orfei & Sons - 1976-1 S/W Const. Project
Wright County State Bank - Investments
Wright County State Bank - Investments
Mike Raja.la - Mileage
Rick Wolfsteller - Mileage
U. S. Postmaster - Stamps
Ed Lange - Jan. services
John Brennan & Assoc. - Tvanscri.pt of annex. hearings
Smith & Pringle - Legal
M. W. O'Connor - Union neg. expense
lenke Mfg. Co. - Snow plow nutting edges
Water Products Co. - Water Dept. supplies
Monticello Times - Office supplies, pub. notices
Griefnow Sheet- Metal - Repairs at Inf. Center
Poirier Drug - Sewer Dept. supplies
Tri State Drilling - Pump repairs at lift station N2
Ind. School Dist. #S92 - Library rent
Doug Pitt - Civil Defense salary
Ken Pershia - Replace motor on furnace at Mon. Bldg.
+ Int. Conf. of Bldg. Officials - Pamphlets
Chnrlrs Olson & SonH - New hydraulle pump on 1972 Chev.
Big Lakv Gra%cl - Digging, etc.
Nasco - Animal Imp. expense
Jean Brouillard Furl at 'Sen. Cit. and St. Dept.
Red'u Mobil - Recharge f.irr exti.ngitisher
ffarry's Anto Supply - Truvk 11tea, nuts, bolts, etc.
Gene Fyle - Digging water and Arwer line on 4th St.
N. S. P. Utilities
A!1111' ; I 1 111 I I,
87.50 9070
2300.32 X4)71
8444.21 Sb72
11944.25
402.50
1953.44
62.96
;63452.97
400000.00
L15000.00
49.3h
11.55
� 39.00
88.7S
104.41
475.011
332.501
t 270.31.
34.26
115.94
1 23. bn
2. 59
450. 58
75.00
75.00
77.55
4S.9S
trurk 433.44
1343.35
3.40
231.40
14. 50
115.14
345.00
1;82.50
Feed Rite Controls Chlorine, ford -rite #5, sewage testing I104.m)
Montit-rll4) Printing - Offive atrpplieH 27-35
Wright Vounty Atidi.lnr - I police Pinna+ 307.;11
Olaonss flecluic - V, INillly for Christmas decorations 21.011
entral-M(Goaan - Cylindrr rental 2.15
.dont iro.l 11 I in. _: o Pub. 1 ;i':. •o
Sh73
80;4
-�,(17S
5674)
867;
567
5670
9654)
5651
91;82
9683
8654
8685
8680
807
8
5084
5690
5 691
8692
5693
S694
�hn5
I+b44)
`•hOti
�Uuq
5 700
� 7111
�;112
57()3
• 7(14
`; I I
� 711 h
� 70,.
• -114
111
t JERAL FUND
i DISBMRSEMENTS FOR DECEMBER - 1976
AMOUNT CHECK
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MN. Public Research Int. Gp. -Nuclear Power in NN. Book
3.00
711
Commissioner of Revenue - State W/11
546.00
712
Wright County State Bank - FWT
1161.00
713
State Treasurer - PERA
933.S6
714
MN. Pollution Control Agency - Wastewater Opr. Seminar
60.00
�' 715
Monticello Ready NLi.x - Cement for manhole - Linn & Ri-ver
49.70
711
Granite City Iron Works - 2 manhole rings with covers
284.00
b 717
Gould Bros. - Repairs on 72 Tnt'l. and Sludge trucks
155.95
5715
State Treasurer - Plan review for city hall by Bldg. Insp.
180.00
,711)
Carlson Welding; - Repairs
3.00
X7211
Bridgewater Telephone - (Reimlbr-sed 257.85 by Orfei.)
547.87
1721
Hoglund Bus - Repair brake li.tes on 76 Int' 1.
� 49.98
572=
Buffalo \'et Clinic - Animal Imp, expense
24.00
ti72
Elk River Concrete - Manhole for Linn & River Ste.
223.44
5724
Our Own Itardwave - Gloves, pails, c:aulk.ing Compound, paint,
156.14
5725
coffee pot -32.951 nuts, bolts, washers, keys,
i'lood lites for pole barn - 14.00
Maus Foods - Misc. expense
32.04
S726
Local Union ;�$9 - Union dues
36.00
5727
Independent Lumber Co. - 4 rolls of snow fence
11.5.2U
9725
F,I Alin Denn - Meetings at Joint Powers Board
I 75.00
5729
Con Johneun - Meetings at Joint; Powers Board
75.0f1
S73f1
LeRoy Engstvom - Meetings at Joint: Powers Board & Mileage
120.00
`731
Marjorie Goetzke - Sceretar.lal serv.ico at Jt. Powers meetings
j 96.00
5732
Monticello 'l-imes - Pub. notices
1 12.73
5733
John'a DisPotint - Misc. supplICS Sept. thrti Nov.
j 63.02
8734
Foater's lits. Agency - Fhle Dept. - 11193.60,- Wkmen's. Comp
51119.60
S735
Campbell. Abstract Co. - City hall abstracts
63.00
1473t`
River Inn - Misc. expense
43.40
'Q737
Centra Soto - 10 steel pagt;9
21.00
4;9735
1'ullerton Lumber Co. - Retaining wall - park entrance
91.10
11%731+
Gross Indust ri al - Laundry
78-90
5740
Amoco Oi 1 Co. - Gas and oi.l
368.39
-1741
Fred Rit c Controls -- Wafer dept . suppli.es
16.25
`742
North Central. Public; SrrviCe - lois
318.17
5743
lot. City MIgmt. Assoc. - Urban PWA is Wurkm Adm. Book
22.50
X744
MN. Unempluy mcni Comp. fund - Bevin Spv.ingbnrg
130. 90
S74 i
Oakwood Ind. Corp. Land purchase in Oakwood Ind. Park
1.011
5741+
Monticello itnssiraneo Agency - Iity clerk pond
io.00
`747
Gary Wieber - NII Iva at,
16.411
X74•
' Banker' w Lit v ]us. , Group 'fns.
SO .34
'-7411
IJ Mon tit rlit) Fire Urpl. •. Palrnll for Firemen
:.50.011
7S0
/ 1,141A1 Oil Iot'p. - Oils and nit
274.111
X751
a 9b
•
GENERAL FUND
A
l AMuUNT
CHECK
1
su.
1
- DISBURSEMENTS FOR DECEMBER - 1976
Jean Brouillard - Gas and fuel. for streets
123.70
5752
Wright Service 071 - Fuel for disposal plant
339.23
5753
North Central Chemical - Deod. concentrate, blocks, bowl
cleaner 934.71
5754
Griefnow Shect Moral. - Furnace repair at Mtce-. Bldg.
16.00
IS755
Phillips Petroleum - Gas and oil
160.03
"7 56
Monticello Farm r. Home Center - Power auger rental
24.00
5757
Metcalf and Larsen - Purchase of Red Michaelis property
20000.00
575+
Payroll for Novenber
I7322.6Q
TOTAL DTSBURSEMENTS453,183.81
#8673 -- Balance on $28,000 contract in $5.988.13
#8674 — Incluiea Lindberg case $277.50
f
#8685 — Includes Boyle Annexation - $277.50
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Two 1976 Building Code Books
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14
Al1I5'I:
ORDINANCE AMENDM6N'L'
The C.i,ty Counc.i 1 of Monticello hereby
ordains that the Zoning Ordinance map be
amended a.s i'ollow:s:
Rezoning of approximately a 45 acre
parcel in the N. E. I of Section 10,
Iow'n.,;hi1) 1 21 , Rnnge 25, 1 orated
south of West County Road 39 and
north of 1-04 from R-1 (Single Family
Residential) to D-4 (Regional Business)
aevorrding to the ofPicia] Zoning map
on f i.le at, cit -y Hall.
Passed by the City Council
this 27th day of December, 1976.
C. 0. Johnston, Mayor
Cary Wiebcv, City AtIm.
(.Imrnllmrnt �''I X175 �/=;i)
a 0
c
C.
0RDINANCE AMENDMENT
the city CuunciI of Monticello hereby
orclain.; (lint /nninR ordinanrc Sect._ion
under arca and height
rran:lations for signs be amended as follows:
Attest:
Passed by the City Council
th3.a 27th day of December, 1976
C. 0. Johelcon, Mayor
Cary Wieber, City Adm.
(Anh•ndmrnt 8-15-75 #24)
SPEED
AREA
IIhIGil I
ROAD CLASSIFICATTON
(MPII)
(SQ. FT.)
(PHr)
Col Iet t.,r
30
25
16
3 5
50
2t►
40
100
"4
Major Ihorous;hfares
311
St►
IA
35
100
22
40
125
24
45
150
2G
50
175
2S
frarwa s and
55
201►
32
L,%pres,sways
and
above
Attest:
Passed by the City Council
th3.a 27th day of December, 1976
C. 0. Johelcon, Mayor
Cary Wieber, City Adm.
(Anh•ndmrnt 8-15-75 #24)
ORDINANCE AMENDMENT
The City Council of Monticello hereby
ordains that Zoning Ordinance Section
10 -3 -O -E -2 -D -4-V pertaining to signs,
the following amendment he added:
A bonus allowing "Freeway Standard
Signs" 1200 square feet in arca and
321 high) in a commercial or industrial
area is available to all businesses
located within 800 Ceet of a freeway
but do not allit a Crceway.
Attest:
IN
Pasr;ed by the City Conrail
Olin 27th day of December, 1976.
C. O. Johnson, Mayor
Cavy wieber, City Adm.
(Amendment. 4/15 /75 x/25)
A
ORDINANCE MIENDMENT
The Ci.t}. Council of Monticello hereby ordains the
Cal IoMtrr':
0- o SI'RU.r'T NAMES: Street names have been
AI II"STs
adopted according; to the official city
map on C,i.le at City Hall.
Adopted this 27th day of
Ilecomber 1976
C. 0. Jolurson
t:ary tyieber, CS,ty Adminietratur
1 , 1 ;-,-i 120
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L" ' IR FUND
D.ISBUR.SE,MENTS FOR DECEMBER - 1976
Ed Phill-ip, & Sons - Liquor
Di.stiller,s Dist. Co. - Liquor
Internal R,•0ertt1e 'de1•vICe - PICA Reimbursement
MinnesoLa Dist. - Liquor
Twin City U i ne Co. - Liquor
Griggs, Coopev - Liquor
Midwest Wine Co. - Liquor
Cuuuni.ssiunrr of Revenue - Sales tax
Yonak Sani.t.,Llctn - Garbage contract
Ed Ph.ilLlps a Sons - Liquor
Minnesota Distillers, 1'nc. - 1-1quor
Famous Brands, .Tile. - Liquor
State Treasurer - PERA
Wright County State Bank - WrlT
Commissi.otlrr of Revenue - State. Will
Foster's Inti. Agency - Prepaid .Inti.
Old Dutch loods - Mdse.
Dick Beverage - Beer
Grosslein Beverage Co. - hoer
N. S. Pouf --v - Ut i,lAtios
MN. Unemployment Compensation Fund - Former employees
Lei Cert 12r•u,ki.ng - Freight
Day Dill. Co. - Beer
Dahlheimev Dist,. Co. - Boer
7 - Up Bo -tiling - Mdsv.
Jude (rutdy o Tobtu vo - Mdse.
A. .1. Ogl t• - Beer
Thorpe Di yt. Cu. - herr
t'iking 1 nova ('01a -• WIN v.
Derni,kts Peps!. Cola - Mdse.
Flev4e Dial. Co. •- Boer
Rubald Beverage - Nine
Persian Office 12quip. - Cash vt•gister paper
Northland Sreuvilc Systins - Alar1I1 sysl.em iusb.
Marti Lnod-: - Stnrr e%penso
Ld 11hiAllps d Sons - Liquor
Twin Citk line Co. - Liguor
MN. I'nemployment lompi•nNaLiun Fund - FOVITIV• employees
Fd I/h 1 11 l lm i Sons - L-i.quor
Winkel's +-IIe Ins. - Croup Ins.
'1'helmal 1'ln(lurts NalA In cooler
Bet eragr .foul -nal - subsi ri pl Lon
Ci ty III' M,)n1 it UI III - wail, 11181 . a1 new Al -ore
Col -dip Lint •• fuel
111 tl Prue I it - 1 i quor
Midwest h fill, - AJ(Ill o•
Pay I of l i', a .int rn1h,•1
101A:. DISHVI:SlMl %IS
i
46.35
290. 35
1.911
1959.20
366.42
513.12
234.25
1359.10
24.00
2960.77
4611 -4S
293.41
224.65
212-50
97.70
465.00
70.14
1155.00
4913.25
323.62
905-50
171.0i
175.59
2592.93
318.65
285.37
532. 111
1102.50
241)- .ill
.5`x.35
130.65
104.02
74.(11)
1457. So
u. 3q
2040.211
1011+. 55
1057.44
3441.23
1:11. 1(1
22,`.411
141.4111
1444.4"
35(0.411
26.3. Sol
4'1l -I'
1 7 5; ./l.
5;41,'542.; i
. 1 �.,utl,v) lun,•I'il. ho0,.•ul 21, ares prrinll aK 11rn1111ed
('-1 �IIIIIII, I I I1-141alure 11r11 -1x11n 1 .1. (In-ri1
t 1'0,%,.,fit 111;o,I i I " 1nd,•rsoll, Iu11,ie, MeinII I, 11.1.v.
751 u
7520
752 1
7522
75•-'3i
7524
752 i
75211
52 7
75=
7 521)
75.3
7i,-
7
i.7 5.+ -
7534
7535
7539
7537
753 �
7530
7.541)
7 i4 I
754 2
154.3
7544
7545
7546
7547
754',
7 54 it
7550
7551
7573.1-1
7553
;SS4
7555
75yh
7557
75y`
;Sy4
;51011
75(01
i 512
7il.,l
Ti104
1,
r40'�CM u1T �t�11/i� 0
/l
PIOKICELLO PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
WORK REPORT
k
December 13 - 23. 1976
STREEPS
A. Complete Dutch elm disease cutting of Doug Pitt's
trees - 1 tree remains. but requires a boom to
prevent it from falling on the house
3 days - 3 men.
H. Hauling out demolished city building - 1+j days
4 men.
C. Complete inventory.
D. Installation and repairs of street sigma.
E. Shop and equipment cleanup along with minor repairs.
P. Painting pumphouse #1.
O. Begin trimming and pruning of trees along streets
and in parka.
WATERAEWER
A. Location/inspection of city diggers (4).
B. Rodding ani repairs on sewer lines at intersection
of Linn and 3rd Streets.
C. Hauling sludge - 4 days.
D. Begin repairs and painting in lift stations.
E. Begin work on cardex filo system for location of
all house services and main gate valves within
the city.
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