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7:30 P.M.
CITY OF SHOREVn)D
REGUlAR COUNCIL MEETING
t-DNDAY, ocroBER 12, 1928
AGENDA
CAll.. TO ORDER
a. Pledge of Allegiance
b. Roll Call
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GAGNE Y
MAYOR RASCOP .
1 . APPROVAL OF MINUTES
a. Meeting - September 27, 1982
b. Meeting - October 4, 1982
[AttaclTnent #1a]
[Attachment #1b]
2. MATTERS FRCM 'mE FLOOR:
a.
b.
3. AMENJl.1ENT TO CCMPREHENSIVE PlAN:
[Attachment #3]
4. AMENJl.1ENT TO 'mE ZONING ORDINANCE #77 - "c-4", C<M1ERCIAL SERVICE DISlRICT:
[Attachment #4]
(8:30) 5.
DISCUSSION OF McNULTY SPECIAL. ASSESSMENT SI'UDY:
fun Egnell
[Attachment #5a]
[Attachment #5b]
[Attachment #5c]
6. REVIEW OF CCMwtERCIAL BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATIONS:
a. Little Store - Application for building addition
b. Shorewood Professional Center
- Application for bJsiness sign
c. Moores Auto - Application forbJsiness sign
[Attachment #6a]
[Attachment #6b]
[Attachment #6c]
7. FRUEHLING OOCK ISSUE - TIMBER lANE:
Attorney, Mr. Pratt
8. ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A r-DRATORItM-
First Reading:
[Attachment #8]
9. ORDINANCE CONTROLLING USE AND CONOOCl' IN PARKS -
First Reading:
[Attachment #9]
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COUNCIL AGENDA
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10. PlANNING CCM1ISSIONREPORT:
a.
b.
11 . PARK CCM1ISSION REPORT:
a. Facility Usage Report
b. Request for Dryland Hockey Practice
c. Appointment Procedure to Park Comnission
12.
AITORNEY'S REPORT:
a. Advertising Sign Report
b. Niglio Subdivision Agreement
c. Drainage Issue at 4860 Rustic Way:
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OCTOBER 12, 1982
[Attachment #lla]
[Attachment #llb]
[Attachment #llc]
[Attachment #lld]
[Attachment #12c]
13. ENGINEER'S REPORT:
a. Mill Street and Apple Road Water Lines
b. Construction Payment Voucher - Seal Coating and Appurtenant Work:
[Attachment #13b]
c.
14. ALMINISTRATIVE REPORT:
a. Review and Approval of Liquor License Application -
(Wine Lic. /S1.mday lic. /Non-Intox. Malt Liq.-0n Sale)
Fortune House Restaurant
b. Resolution Requesting Speed Study on Third Avenue: [Attachment #14b]
c. Presentation of Adopted Budget
15. MAYOR'S REPORT:
a.
b.
16. COUNCIL'S REPORT:
a. Special Assessment Policy - Jan Haugen
b.
c.
17. MATTERS FRCM THE FLOOR:
18. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS AND AllJOURNMENT:
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Attn: Mr. Doug Uhrhammer
City Administrator
Re: Watermain Cost Estimate
Apple Road & Mill Street
Gentlemen:
On September 4, 1982, several residents from the Apple Road and Mill
Street neighborhood petitioned the city to consider providing
municipal water to their area. I
We have prepared a cost estimate to provide municipal water from the
Woodhaven II pumphouse which is located at Apple Road and Stratford
Place, the entrance to Woodhaven II Addition. The pumphouse is owned
and operated by the city.
To provide municipal water at the property line or easement line would
require approximately $63,000. This would directly serve an area of
about 17 acres. On a strictly area assessment basis, this represents
about $3,750 per acre.
To provide service to the petitioned residents, watermain must be
installed past residents who have not petitioned for water. Those
areas are also included in the 17 acres. A decision on whether to
proceed with a watermain project must be paralleled with a decision on
the method of assessment.
Service from the Woodhaven II pumphouse can adequately supply this
area with water. Currently, there are only two homes hooked onto the
system.
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COUNCIL MEETING
SEPTEMBER 27, 1982
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5755 COUNTRY CLUB
7:30 P.M.
ROAD
M I NUT.E S
CALL TO ORDER
The regular meeting of the ShorewoodCltyCouncil was called to order
by Mayor Rascop at 7:35 P.M. on Monday, September 27, 1982 in the
Council Chambers. .
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE & PRAYER
The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and a prayer.
ROLL CALL:
Present:
Staff:
Mayor Rascop, Councilmembers Haugen, Shaw, Leonardo, and
Gagne.
Attorney Larson, Engineer Mittlesteadt, Administrator
Uhrhammer, and Clerk Kennelly.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Leonardo requested to receive copies of the ~inal draft of the minutes,
in the future.
Haugen asked for clarification of the sign permit granted on September
13, 1982.
Haugen moved, seconded by Shaw, to approve the minutes as written.
Motion carried unanimously.
MATTERS FROM THE FLOOR
John Burger, State Representative Candidate
District 43-A introduced himself to the Council and audience and
invited them to contact him regarding their concerns.
APPROVAL OF INSTALLATION OF "STOP SIGNS" RESOLUTION No. 73-82
Moved by Haugen, seconded by Leonardo, to adopt the newly installed
"Stop Signs" located at Country Club Road at Echo Road and Yellowstone
Trail and Lake Linden Drive. Motion carried unanimously.
WILD DUCK ADDITION - OVERSIZING COST PAYMENT RESOLUTION No, 74-82
A review of the payment of oversizing costs requested by Mr. Dutcher
was discussed. Engineer Mittlesteadt submitt.ed a letter approving
one water meter per double unit, as long as they remain under the same
ownership.
Motion was made by Shaw, seconded by Haugen, to allow the installation
of one meter per double bungalow, but if .anyunit should be divided with
separate ownership, each unit will require it own meter. Each unit
will be charged no less than a minimum water charge for each liv~
ing unit. Motion carried unanimously.
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WILD DUCK ADDITION (Continued)
Haugen motioned to table approval of overs~z~ng payment until the
Administrator can get an agreement with Mr. Dutcher regarding meters
and water charges.
Leonardo disagreed, he felt the payment was due now.
Haugen withdrew her motion.
Rascop moved, seconded by Gagne, to approve the payment of $2,093.50
to Mr. Dutcher for his expense of the oversizing cost.
Motion carried unanimously.
ARENSON VARIANCE REQUEST - PUBLIC HEARING RESOLUTION NO. 75-82
5680 Christmas Lake-Point
The Public Hearing opened to the public at 8:09 P.M.
Mrs. Arenson clarified her variance request, asking for a 13' variance,
placing the building 37' from the shoreline.
Public portion was closed at 8:15 P.M. with no comment from public.
Haugen questioned whether approval had been obtained from the Minnehaha
Creek Watershed District.
Rascop moved, seconded by Gagne, to approve the 37' setback, 13' vari-
ance subject to approval by the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District.
Motion carried unanimously by a roll call vote.
PREPARATION OF AMESBURY ASSESSMENT ROLLS
RESOLUTION NO. 76-82
Motion by Haugen, seconded by Rascop, to approve the resolution for the
preparation of Proposed Assessment Rolls for Amesbury West.
Motion carried unanimously.
ADOPTION - AMESBURY WEST ASSESSMENT ROLLS
RESOLUTION NO. 77-82
Assessment rolls for Amesbury West were presented for Council review.
Haugen moved, seconded by Gagne, to accept the assessment rolls as
presented. Motion carried unanimously.
AMERICAN LEGION APPLICATION FOR GAMBLING
The application for Gambling under the newly passed Ordinance #131 was
reviewed. The application cannot be acted upon until 30 days after
publication of this Ordinance.
Haugen questioned whether a Public Hearing is required to grant this
permit, because of some comment in disagreement with this Ordinance,
Attorney Larson informed the Council that the Ordinance didn't call
for a public hearing; just Council approval.
Application can be acted upon at the November 8, 1982 Council Meeting.
Regular Council Meet. - 3 -- _September 27, 1982
SUBDIVISION REVIEW -TINGEWOOD~P~U.D.
Review of requirements to be agreed to for the development contract were
discussed. Council suggestions include:
1] Compliance with City Engineer's recommendation for a storm
sewer to handle water run-off.
2] Installation of 6" water line and hydrants.
3] Sanitary sewer system per City specifications.
4] Transfer of utilities to city for $1.00.
5] Sewer will be taken over by the City; iwater lines to remain .private
until connection to future City System; road to remain privately
maintained.
These items will be included in the development contract.
Mr. James Davis, 20885 Radisson Inn Road, had the Council review questions
he had on drainage, ponding area, elevation of driveway,ownership of the
units, and status of the existing dwelling..
DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT STAGE PLAN
Motion to approve the Developmental
Leonardo, seconded b~~ Motion
MAC KAY VARIANCE - PU;LIC~ING
5925 Christmas Lake Road
Public Hearing for a variance for Harvey Mac Kay was opened to the public
at 8:37 P.M. and closed at 8:40 with no public comment.
Mrs. Carol Ann. Mac Kay requested a 15' variance from the lake to add on
to existing structure for non-commercial studio for her personal use only.
Shaw moved approval of the 15' variance - 35' from the lakeshore, subject
to the approval of the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District. Seconded by
Haugen. Motion approved unanimously by roll call vote.
,RESOLUTION NO. ,78-82
Concept Stage Plan was moved by
carried - 4 ayes, 1 nay (Shaw).
RESOLUTION NO. 79-82
COUNCIL BREAK - 8:42 to 8:53 P.M.
MINNETONKA PORTABLE DREDGING REPORT
Attorney Larson reviewed the origin of the limited non-conforming use
permit granted until 1990 to the Minnetonka Portable Dredging Company.
Council feels the operation is necessary on the lake and would like to
provide zoning for it's continuance at this location. Uhrhammer suggest-
ed they make application for re-zoning.
Council consensus is.to amend the Comprehensive Plan and rezone later.
Council will hold a discussion at the October 12, 1982 Council meeting
in reference to the Amendment to the Comprehensive Plan and Zoning
Ordinance in regards to properties ,and their uses in this area.
Rascop would like notices sent to all property owners within 1200' of the
affected area.
Regular Council Meeti~
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FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUNDS-PUBLICHEARINGRESOLUTION NO.-80-82
A Public Hearing to receive suggested uses for the $19,206. of funds,
was open to the public at 9:03 P.M. No Public Comment was recieved, and
public portion of the hearing was closed at 9:05 P.M.
Administration recommended:
Office Equipment (Computer)
Payment on Freeman Park Purchase
Police Budget Share
Total
$ 6,000.
7,200.
6,006.
',$19 ;206 .
Haugen moved, seconded by Shaw to approve the suggested uses of the
Federal Revenue Sharing Funds as submitted by the City Administrator.
Motion carried unanimously by roll call vote.
CHIEF JOHNSON REQUEST
Chief Johnson requested the Council approval to allow him to have a
shower stall, at no cost to the city, installed in the City Hall Base-
ment. He feels it is necessary for the officers that are using the
physical fitness equipment currently used at City Hall.
Council suggested he submit a plan to be checked by the Building In-
spector, City Engineer, and Fire Marshall. Whep these reports have
been received they will consider his request.
PARK COMMISSION REPORT
Gary Carl, chairman of the Park Commission, informed Council that the
Commission was working on a report on Passive Playground Equipment.
He indicated that Manor Park softball field is near completion.
He informed Council of the vandelism at Freeman Park and requested the
City to paint over damage of the dug-outs as soon as possible.
The Commission is also working ona Park User's Report that will be sub-
mitted to the Council upon completion.
Mr. Carl voiced dissatisfaction with the Council and Planning Commission
regarding various recommendations presented to them from the Park Commis-
sion. They did not feel that their effort regarding appointment policy
amendment suggested to Ordinance #91 and sign recommendations were given
satisfactory consideration. Council discussed his concerns and they
came to a better understanding of their position.
Coordination with the Hennepin County Regional Rail Authority and the
Trail System has been achieved. Marked trails are now in place from
Shorewood through Victoria.
Council would like the Park Commission to write an article for the next
Newsletter in regard to Winter Uses of the parks.
ATTORNEY'S REPORT
Exhibition Driving ORDINANCE #132
An Ordinance amending Ordinance #53, in reference to Exhibition Driv-
ing was given it's final reading.
Leonardo moved, seconded by Gagne, to approve Ordinance #132 is
written. Motion to adopt the Ord~nance ~asapprove unan~mous y.
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FRUEHLING DOCK REPORT
Request to table discussion to October 12, 1982.
NOTICE OF CLAIM
Attorney Larson notified Council of an accident occuring at Freeman Park.
MAYOR'S REPORT
Gas Line Installation
Mayor Rascop informed the Council of a gas line main installation on
Country Club Road. The Engineer was instructed to find out the loca-
tion of the line and check on the possibilities of a sidewalk instal-
lation on top of the line.
ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT
Stop Sign
Three-way signs will be attached to the newly placed stop signs at
Country Club Road - Echo Road and at Lake Linden Drive - Yellowstone
Trail. This is required in order to make these signs legally enforce-
able.
RequestforWaterExtension~Excelsior W~ter
A petition was received from some Mill Street and Apple Road residents
requesting the extension of the Excelsior water lines to supply them
with municipal water. The Council discussed the possibilities of
extending water from the Shorewood well at Woodhaven.
Council authorized cost study to be done by the Engineer for the
Woodhaven extension.
Council Meeting Dates
Special budget meeting set up Tuesday, September 28, 1982 has been
cancelled and set for October 4, 1982 at 5:30 P.M.
Regular Council meeting will be Tuesday, October 12, 1982 because of
a legal holiday - Columbus Day, October 11, 1982.
Motion was made by Gagne, seconded by Rascop, to approve the above
dates as official Council meeting dates. Motion carried unanimously.
L.M.C.D. Appointment
Mayor Rascop has been appointed Vice-Chairman on the L.M.C.D.
COUNCIL REPORTS
Vine Hill arid Highway 7 Intersection
A meeting was held at Mn~D.O.T. in reference to a planned improvement
for the Highway 7 and Vine Hill Road intersection. The City was in-
formed that the State would pick up all costs of the intersection im-
provement if the City would acquire the necessary easements. Mr. Green
of Mn. D.O.T. contacted the City Engineer and informed him that they
would like to discuss what share of the cost of installation the City
would be responsible for. A meeting date will be set regarding this
matter.
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COUNCIL REPORTS - CONTINUED
Sailor News Reporting
The Council commended the Sailor and its reporter for the exceptional
coverage it has received recently and thanked Carol Mockovak for an
excellent job done. Carol offered the Council some information re-
garding programs available to inform kids on drug and alcohol abuse.
Seminar on the Metro Waste Control Commission
The A.M.M. and the Suburban Rate Authority co-sponsored a seminar on
the M.W.C.C. and their method of determining the rates each city paid
them for waste control. Haugen submitted a rate schedule to the
Council for review.
Energy workshop to be held September 30 and October 1.
Letter from the Secretary of State, informing interested parties on an
opening on the Solid Waste Advisory Committee.
A.M~M. Request
A.M.M. made a request for the cities to pass resolutions in support
of a new constitutional amendment and additional highway bonding.
Council didn't pass a resolution in support of these articles.
Regulation of Peddlers
Complaint in regards to a possible traffic problem created by peddlers
too close to roadwa~ prompted the Council to reconsider the necessity
for a Peddlers Ordinance for more control of any problems that may
arise.
Shaw will review model ordinances and report back to the Council.
APPROVAL OF CLAIMS AND ADJOURNMENT
Moved by Haugen, seconded by Leonardo, to approve the claims for payment
to be followed by adjournment at 11:30 P.M.
General Fund -
Liquor Fund -
ully submitted,
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SaBdra L. Kennelly, City Clerk
Mayor
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SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING
MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1982
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
5755 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD
5:30 P.M.
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CALL TO ORDER:
The special meeting of the Shorewood City Council was called to order
by Councilmember Gagne at 5:30 P.M. on Monday, October 4, 1982 in the
Council Chambers.
ROLL CALL:
Present: Councilmembers: Gagne, Haugen,_Shaw, Staff: Administrator
Uhrhammer.
Absent: Mayor Rascop, Councilmember Leonardo.
REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF THE 1981/1982 DELINQUENT WATER BILLS:
RESOLUTION No. 81~82
Shaw moved, Gagne seconded, to certify the delinquent ~ater bills to
the County, to be added to the 1983 tax statements.
Motion carried unanimously.
REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF THE 1981/1982 DELINQUENT SEWER BILLS:
RESOLUTION No. 82-82
Haugen moved, Shaw seconded, to certify the delinquent sewer bills to
the County, to be added to the 1983 tax statements.
Motion carried unanimously.
REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF 1983 TAX LEVY AND 1983 BUDGET FOR THE CITY OF
SHOREWOOD: RESOLUTION No. 83-82
Haugen moved, Shaw seconded, approval of 1983 City budget as presented
and to certify to the County a total tax levy as follows:
Levy subject to levy limit
Special levies
= $487,549
= 97,413
Total levy to be certified =:$584,962
The motion carried unanimously.
OTHER ISSUES:
Haugen moved, Gagne seconded, to instruct Attorney Larson to prepair a
legal opinion of the billboard signs located at Christmas "Lake Road, and
Vine Hill Florist property.
The motion carried unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT
Haugen moved, Gagne seconded, to adjourn the meeting at 7:00 P.M.
The motion carried unanimously.
Respectfully submitted, Douglas Uhrhammer
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MEMORANDUM
TO:
Shorewood Planning Commission,
Mayor and City Council
FROM:
DATE:
Brad Nielsen
3 September 1982
Crepeau Manufacturing - Comprehensive Plan Amendment
RE:
FILE NO:
656.09 (82.09)
Our staff report dated 13 August 1982 contained proposed amendments to the
Shorewood Zoning Ordinance and the Comprehensive Plan (Report NO.4). While
the Planning Commission suggested no changes to the Ordinance amendment, a
number of changes were suggested for the Comprehensive Plan. As per the
direction of the Planning Commission, we submit the following revisions to
the Comprehensive Plan.
Paqe 74
The "Industrial" land use category should be changed to "Service Commercial".
The Crepeau property should then be designated a"s such.
Page 75
A "Commercial Service" land use category should be added. The Crepeau property
and the dredging company's property should be designated as such.
Page 78
The following should be added after" the first paragraph of the page:
"A -rather specialized business area currently exists on both sides of
County Road 19 just west of the Shorewood/Excelsior border. A lake
dredging company located north of County Road 19 on Gideon Bay and a dock
fabricatiun and sales operation to the south currently exist as non-
conforming uses in that area. While the City has no desire to expand or
even encourage such "corrmercia 1 servi ce~' acti viti es, the two businesses
are considered somewhat unique and even necessary re)ative to enjoyment of
the la~e. The businesses do not fit into any of Shorewood1s commercial
zoning districts, nor is the area considered appropriate for rezoning to
any of the existing corrmercial zones. As a result, the City is now study-
i ng. various mechani sms for recogni zinq these preexi sti ng businesses whil e
still limiting further similar' development."
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Mayor and City Council
3 September 1982
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The paragraph titled IIINDUSTRIAL" is' deleted.
Paqe 81
The first paragraph on the page is ch~nged to read:
IIComnercial Districts. For the most"part, commercial zonin~' will remain
the same as currently exists. A fourth district may, however, be created
to recognize preexisting uses which provide lake oriented services. It
is anticipated that application of the new district would be limited
specifically to the area along County Road 19 near the Shorewood/Excelsior
border. While the emphasis 'of the district would be service commercial,
some fabrication would be allowed by conditional use permit when accessory
to comnercial activity.1I
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II. ..in the northeast corner'of the District. Also located in that area
are 'two nonconforming uses. A lakedre,dgi,ng cOqIpany operates under a
special permit which expires in 1990, and a dock sales and fabrication
operation is located on the south side of County Road 19 near the
Shorewood/Excelsior border. Badger'Park provides...1I
Paragraphs two and three are deleted and replaced with the following:
IIPropesed land use for this District is basically a continuation of the current
development pattern. Particular attention should be given to the noncon-
forming uses in the northeast ~orner ~f the District.
The residential land use designation and zoning for this area has been dis-
puted as inappropriate. Several factors tend to suggest that the commercail
service activities now existing as nonconforming uses may be acceptable
for the area: 1) neither the' dredging company nor the dock sales and fabrica-
tion business are considered to contribute significantly to the traffic on
County Road 19; 2) given the lake oriented 'nature of both businesses, they
can be considered necessary to the enjoyment of the lake; and 3) the land use
pattern already established provides a transition from the higher intensity
uses westward to residential areas.'Jn view of these factors, the City is
considering various means to, give these' businesses a legally conforming
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Mayor and City Council
3 September 1982
Page Three
An additional commercial district has been proposed which wouldaTlow
comnercial service activities which may involve limited assembly or
fabrication accessory to onsite retail sales. Application of "this new
district is viewed as being appropriate for only the northeast corner of
Planning District 9. While it may be argued that this approach constitutes
"spot zonin911, when viewed from an areawide perspective the zoning becomes
more appropriate. In dOing this, municipal boundaries must be ignored for
a moment. The commercial service activity in Shorewood carl'-'then be viewed
as an extension of a similar type of area on the Excelsior side of the
, border.
Although the existing nonconforming uses may be considered appropriate for
the area, two very important factors should be addressed in rezoning the
area and in the review of future development Or expansion requests within
the area. First, traffic must be considered. County Road 19 is already felt
to be utilized beyond its capacity. Consequently, uses allowed within the
new zoning district should be 'those which take advantage of the existing
high traffic, but do not add significantly to it in terms of volume or
turning movements. Also from "a safety perspective, it is highly recom-
mended that access points be consolidated wherever possible. Secondly,
although the nature of the "uses in the area may be corrmercial service, the
area still exists as an entry into the City. As such, particular emphasis
should be given to screening and landscaping.
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SECTION 2SA.
IIC-411, COMMERCIAL SERVICE DISTRICT
Subd. 1 PURPOSE
The C-4 District is intended to recognize areas containing preexisting businesses
which provide services primarily for the community and surrounding area. It is
further intended that the location of the C-4 District may take advantage of
transportation routes with existi~g high traffic volumes, however, activities
allowed in the District will not create additional traffic.
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Subd. 2 PERMITTED USES
The following uses are permitted, as regulated herein, without special application
requirements or conditions attached:
A. Canvas products sales and repairs.
B. Fresh fruit and produce store (retail).
C. Enclosed dock and marine supplies sales.
D. Nursery.
Subd. 3 CONDITIONAL PERMITTED USES
The following uses are permitted only subject to the issuance of a Conditional
Use Permit as regulated in Section 7 of this.Ordinance:
A. Open and outdoor storage as an accessory use provided that:
1. The area is screened from view of neighboring residential uses, or if
abutting an IIR" District, with fencing or landscaping.
2. ._Storage is screened from view from the public right-af-way with fencing
and landscaping.
3. Storage area is grassed or surfaced to control dust.
4. A landscape plan is provided subject to approval by the City Council.
5. All lighting shall be hooded and so directed that the light source shall
not be visible from the public right-of-way or from neighboring residences'.
6. Storage area does not take up parking'space as required for conformity
to this Ordinance.
7. Storage area is not located within the required front yard.
8. The provisions of Section 7, Subd. 2. of this Ordinance are considered
and satisfactorily met.
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B. Open or outdoor sale and display as an accessory use provided that:
1. Outside sales areas are screened from view of neighboring residential
uses, or if abutting, an IlRIl District, with fencing or landscaping.
2. A landscape plan is provided subject tO,approval by the City Council.
3. All lighting shall be hooded and so directed that the light source shall
-not be visible from the public right-of-way or from neighboring residences.
4. Sales area is grassed or surfaced to control dust.
5. The use does not take up parking space as required for conformity to
this Ordinance. ·
6. The provisions of Section 7, $ubd. 2 of this Ordinance are considered
and satisfactorily met.
C. Fabrication (cutting, assembly and/or welding) of wood or metal products only
when accessory to an activity allowed as a permitted use or conditional use
within this Section, provided that:
1. Any outside storage shall be in compliance with A. of this Subdivision. mmm
2. Adequate off-street parking and off-street loading is provided in compliance
with the requirements of Section 13 of this Ordinance.
3. Provisions are made to control and reduce noise.
4. The provisions of Section 7, $ubd. 2 of this Ordinance are considered
and satisfactorily met.
D. Lake dredging operation, provided that:
1. --The business was already in operation at the time this Section was adopted.
2. Any outside storage shall.be in compliance with A. of this Subdivision.
3. Any outside storage shall be screened from view of the lake with fencing
or landscaping.
4. A landscape plan is provides subject to approval by the City Council.
5. A drainage system subject to approval by the City Engineer shall be
ins ta 11 ed.
6. The provisions of Section 7, Subd.. 2 of this Ordinance are considered
and satisfactorily met.
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Subd. 4 PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES
The fallowing uses are permitted only whe~ auxiliary to a principal use permitted
above; they may not exist as principal uses in their own stead:
A. Off-street parking as regulated by Section 13 of this Ordinance, but not
including semi-trailer trucks.
B. Off-street loading as regulated by Section 13 of this Ordinance.
C. Signs as regulated by Sectio~ 12 of this Ordinance.
Subd. 5 DIMENSIONAL REGULATIONS
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The .building height, lot area, bulk and yard setback requirements for the C-4
District shall be regulated as follows:
A. Building height maximum
1. Allowable stories
2. Principal structure (height in feet)
3. Accessory structure (height in feet)
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B. Minimum lot size requirements
1. Total lot area
2.~Lot width at building line
a. Buildings built prior to the adoption
of this Section
20,000 square feet
75 feet
b. Buildings built subsequent to the adoption
of thi s Section
100 feet
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4. Maximum impervious surface to area ratio
120 feet
30%
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of this Section
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608 SECOND AVENUE SOUTH
MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA !5!5402
May 27, 1982
612.338.0674
Mayor and City Council
City of Shorewood
5755 Country Club Road
Shor.ewood, Minnesota 55331
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Re: Amesbury Special Assessments Payments
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near Mayor and Members of City Council,
In reviewing our payments of special assessments for Amesbury we have found
the following situation to exist. Since 1973 we have made special assessment
payments directly to the City of Shorewood on 83 units at $2,200.00 per unit for
a total of $182,600.00. In addition, from 1973 to 1981 we made principal pay-
ments directly to Hennepin County in the amount of $81,452.55 along with interest
payments of $90,206.98. Payments made directly to the City of Shorewood were
paid as follows:
YEAR OF PAYMENT
AMOUNT OF PAYMENT
1973 $ 8,800.00
1974 28,600.00
1975 13,200.00-
1976 19.800.00
1977 22.000.00
1978 30.800.00
1979 28,600.00
1980 24.200.00
1981 6.600~Q.Q.i
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A Ithough yearly payments were made on account of special assessments directly
to the City of Shorewood since 197.3. the City did not apply those payments against
the special assessments until after the 1979 taxes and although there had been paid
through 1979 an amount of $151.800.00, the City credited only a sum of $91,450.00.
We are informed that in November of 1981 the City credited another $91. 150. 00
As a result of the City failing to credit payments in the year in which they were
made. the principal balance continued to incur interest as though principal had not
been paid. Accordingly. we believe an interest credit is due for interest that
accrued on previous ly paid principal amounts. We have calculated the interest
credit for each year as follows:
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YEAR
YEAR AFTER PAY~vfENT
AT 6-1/20/0 THROUGH 1979
YEAR AFTER PA YMENT
AT 6-1/2% THROUGH 1981
INTEREST
CREDIT
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$3.432.00
9.295.00
3.432.00
3.861.00
2.860.00
6.006.00
3,718.00
J, .573.00
1973
1974
1975
197~
1977
1978
1~79
1980
1981
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4
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TOTAL
$~4,177.00
The city's books apparently reflect an amount due on the special assessments of
$10,974.45 constituting $2,415.45 on Amesbury special assessments and $8,559.00
for three units in the Holtmere Addition which has been replattedas Amesbury West.
We have been told we will receive credit for these three units on the Amesbury West
as sessment. We propose that we be refunded the $34, 117.00 of interest it paid on
previously paid principal. I suggest that the $10,974.45 referred to above be
credited as paid and the City reimburse us for the remaining amount of $23.202.55.
We would look forward to the opportunity to discuss this matter in further detail
with the council or the city staff.
Very truly yours,
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ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS
TONKA BUILDING
EXCELSIOR, MINNESOTA 55331
612/474-8826
August 12, 1982
Mr. Douglas J. Uhrhammer
City Administrator-Treasurer
City of Shorewood
5755 Country Club Road
Shorewood, Minnesota 55331
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Dear Mr. Uhrhammer:
We have completed the special study of the payments made
directly to the City of Shorewood by the McNulty Construction
Company on the Amesbury special assessments. The purpose of the
special study was to assist City personnel in determining pay-
ments made by the McNulty Construction Company since 1973 on
the Amesbury special assessments in relation to the total amount
assessed and due from this contractor on this project.
In order to complete the study, several assumptions were
made based on discussions with City personnel and information
received. They are as follows:
1) In addition to the special assessments principal assessed
through Hennepin County of $212,253, the McNulty Construction
Company was liable for an additional charge of $39,600, plus
accrued interest at 6.5 percent based on an additional 22
sewer and water units at $1,800 each. This additional
charge was to be satisfied by payments from the McNulty
Construction Company directly to the Ci~tf Shorewood
in amounts of $2,200 for each lot sold. Any excess of __
payments would be applied against the orlinal assessm:nt .J
2) The record of payments from the McNulty Construction Company
as prepared by City personnel is determined to be the proper
and correct listing as to date of payment and amount.
3) All recording of payments for purposes of accrued interest
were deemed to have been made on the last day of the year
(even though amounts were paid throughout the year).
4) Interest was not compounded on the overpayments to be
consistent with the policy that no interest charged by the
City was compounded.
5) All annual special assessments through Hennepin County for
the years 1973 through 1982 have been or will be paid by
-the McNulty Construction Company.
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6) The Holtmere Addition units have not been included in any
part of the study.
The results of the study as detailed in the attached schedule
show that the McNulty Construction Company overpaid the City of
Shorewood $22,466.40 (principal of $9,955.40 and accrued interest
of $12,511.00) on payments made to the City between 1976 and 1982
for assessments partially written off in 1979 and 1981. As detailed
in the schedule, these amounts assume that McNulty will pay the
1982 special assessments to Hennepin County and that the City will
write off the remaining assessment in 1982. If made, the payment
to McNulty Construction Company should be from the Special AssessmEH'l.t
Debt Service Fund where the receipts were initially recorded.
The accumulation of data and results calculated are for use
by City personnel. There is no intent in our engagement to express
an opinion on the financial statements or the financial ppsition of
the City of Shorewood.
We are pleased to have this opportunity to be of service to
you. Should City personnel require any additional assistance
regarding this study, please contact us at your earliest convenience.
Sincerely,
LONG, FROEHLING AND ASSOCIATES, P.A.
By
Donald R. Egnell
Certified Public Accountant
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Balance
1979 -Accrued
Interest
1980 -Payments
1981 -Payments
Balance
1981 -Write-off
Balance
1981 -Accrued
Interest
1982 -Payments
1982 -Write-off
1982 -Accrued
Interest
Balance
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Principal Principal
$ 34,009.95 $ 12,504.05
( 2,616.15)
( 2,616.15)
28.777.65
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SUMMARY
1973 Amesbury Special Assessment Study
Total
$ 46,514.00
Nunber
of Interest
Total Years Payments 6.5% Total
$(10.951.55) $( 8.242.00)
2 ( 1,424.00)
1 (24,200.00) ( 1,573.00)
0 (13,200.00)
(48,351.55) (11,239.00)
28,777.65 )
(1 9 , 57 3. 90) (11 ,239. 00)
Principal
Interest
( 3 , 5 7 8. 00 )
( 3.578.00)
. 39,358.00
(28,777.65)
10,580.35
1 ( 1,272.00)
( 961. 85) ( 961. 85 ) 0 -0-
9,618.50 9,618.50 (19,573,90) (12.511. 00)
( 9,618.50) ( 9,618.50) 9,618.50
-0- -0- ( 9,955.40) (12,511.00)
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SUMMARY
1973 Amesbury Special Assessment Study
Principal
Principal.
Principal
Total
Principal
Initial
Assessment $ 140,693.00 $ 52,323.00 $ 19,237/.00 $,212,253.00
Additional
Assessment
(22 @ $1,800) 39,600.00
197 3 -Accrued
Interest
-Payments ( 7,034.65) ( 2,616.15) (
-Balance
961.85) ( 10,612.65) (6,226.00)
33,374.00
1974 -Accrued
Interest
-Payments ( 7,034.65) ( 2,616.15) (
-Balance
961.85) ( 10,612.65) (24,231.00)
9,143.00
1975 -Accrued
Interest
-Payments ( 7,034.65) ( 2,616-.15) ( 961.85) (10,612.65) (8,206.00)
-Balance 937.00
Interest
Total
39.600.00
2,574.00 2,574.00
(2,574.00) ( 8,800.00)
-0- 33,374.00
2,169.00 2,169.00
(2,169.00) (26,400.00)
-0- 9,143.00
594. 00 5 94 . 00
5 94 . 00 ( 8,800.00)
-0- 937.00
61.00 61.00
( 61.00) ( 998.00)
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( 14,402.00)
( 26,400.00)
( 30,800.00)
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91,450.45
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Interest
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Total
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( 2,808. 00)
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( 3,432.00)
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on same with respect to boundary lines. Show on plan present or proposed"
location of water. supply facilities and water and sewer supply piping. pi
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Hame Shorewood Properties
Addreso P.O. BOX 35365, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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3716 17th Avenue So. Minneapolis, M.N. 55407
Telephone 729-7502
1. , Legal Jescri!)tion of Property including ~itreet Address if known:
Legal attached, Address: 24000 Highway 7, Shorewood, M.N. 55331
Plot Plan: Attach plot plan of lot showing location of any proposed or existing buildings
on same with respeot to boundary lines. Show on plan present or proposed ','
location of water supply,facilities and water and sewer supply piping. Plot
plans are to be certified by a survoyor. Disposal of surface water must ,be'
shotm. Soil Bearing Teat may be required at foundation level by a minimum of
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3. \ie11 and Hater Supply System:
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September 28, 1982
Building Inspector
City of Shorewood
20630 Manor Road
Shorewood, Minnesota 55331
RE: Monument- Sign Permit application - Shorewood Professional Center
Dear Sir:
Enclosed please find our application
building. Please contact our office if you
we are interested in starting construction
for a sign permit for the above
have any questions for the same,
as soon as possible.
Sincerely yours,
Associated Broker
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Commercial & Investment Real Estate Services
Attilio S. DeMarco
612/831-0599
760 SOUTHGATE OFFICE PLAZA
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location of water supply. facili ties and water and sewer supply piping. Plot
plana are to be oertified by a aurveyor. Disposal of surface water must .be
sho~m. Soil Bearing Teot may be required at foundation level by a minimum of
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE REGUlATING CONDUCT IN CITY PARKS AND RECRFATION AREAS, PRCHIBITING
CERTAIN ACTIVITIES AND DESTRlCTION OF OR INl'ERFERENCE WI'IH PARK PROPERlY AND DE-
SCRIBING A PENATLY.
mE CITY COUNCIL OF SHOREVroD ORDI\INS:
Section 1. ~se. The purpose of this ordinance is to regulate the use of, arrl
to provide tmi onn rules of conduct for City parks arrl reereational areas in the .
City of Shorewood.
Section 2. Re lation of Hours and General RUles of Corxiuct in Cit . Parks arrl
Recreation Areas. No person in a City pa or recreation area s 11 :
A. Enter or remain in any park between the hours of 10:30 P.M. and
6:00 A.M., lmless such person is participating in an organized
activity authorized by the City of Shorewood.
B. Set up any tent, shack, or other temporary shelter in any park,
nor shall any person leave any property including, but not limited
to vehicles, campers and trailers in any park between the hours of
10:30 P.M. arrl 6:00 A.M., without the wri~ten pennission of the
city administrator. .
C. Deface, destroy, tamper with, injure, or remove any city property
including but not limited to furniture, structures, vegetation,
signs or soils.
D. Scatter or litter the grounds of any lake, pond, or water course
within or draining into a park with any fonn of trash but shall
place such material in the proper receptacles where these are pro-
vided; where receptacles are not proveded, all such trash shall be
carried away from the area by the person responsible for its presence.
E. Start a fire, except a small fire for cooking purposes in a desig-
nated area and then only in a fire ring, grill or portable stove, or
fail to fully extinguish such a fire.
F. Sell, solicit or conduct any commercial enterprise lmless authorized
by written pennit from the City Colmcil or Park Coomission.
G. Paste, affix or inscribe any handbill, poster or sign or distribute
handbills, circulars or armolmcements of any kind for a comnercial
purpose, tmless authorized by written pennit from the City ColmCil
or the Park Conmission.
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L. Bring any fireanns, air rifle, BB gun, sling shot, explqsives, fire-
works, or devices capable of discharging blank aITIlIlD1ition into any
park.
M. Ride or propel any bi:.cycle in any public park in such a manner as to
interfere or endanger any pedestrian.
N. Appear nude, semi-nude, coomit any nuisance or use threatening, abus-
ing, insulting, obscene or indecent language or act in an indecent,
lascivious, or improper manner or do any act which constitutes abreach
of the public peace.
o. Harass any visitor or behave in a reckless manner which would endanger
any visitor or visitor's property.
P. Disobey any reasonable order ordirection of any city employee, law
enforcement officer, or other person designated by the City COlD:1cil
or Park Cannission to give such orders or directions.
Subd. 1. Animals in the Park. No person in a city park or recreation area
shall:
A.
Kill, trap, In.mt, pursue or in any manner disturb or cause to be dis-
turbed any wildlife.
Bring any dog, cat or ot1...-~unless caged, kept on a leash
not more than six feet i~~ ~er control of its owner.
Permit ~ to disturb, harass, or interfere with or endanger
any vis~sitor's property, or tether any creature to a tree,
plant, b..ti.lding or park equipnent.
Permit ~o enter unauthorized areas. Unauthorized areas
are act~~as, picnic areas and park buildings.
Release any insect, fish, animal or other wildlife or introduce any
plant, chemical or other agent potentially harmful to the vegetation,
water supply or wildlife of the area.
Ride a horse, except with prior approval fran the City Council
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
Subd. 2. Equipnent Prohibited. No person in a city park or recreation area
shall:
A. Drive or park a vehicle except an authorized or emergency vehicle on
any turf or other area not designated for parkiI:tg or travel; wash,
grease, dismantle, repair, change or deposit the oil of a vehicle any-
where in a park or recreation area.
B. Operate a motorized recreational vehicle except on marked trails am
at times designated by the City Council ami or Park Cannission.
C. Operate any watercraft within designatedswi.nmi.ng areas.
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Sulxl. 3. Additional rules pertaining to the use of publi.c tennis courts. No
person shall:
A. Be allowed on any tennis courts ~le wearing street shoes.
B. Be allowed to make use of the tennis courts except for playing tennis.
C. Use a tennis court for longer than 60 minutes \\hen other tennis players
are waiting to use the tennis court,;
Sulxl. 4. Additional rules pertaining to the use of waters located i~ city parks.
A. No person shall swim except at designated areas.
B. No person shall swim beyond 1:u:>ys marking the limits of the swinming
area.
C. No child under 10 years of age shall be allowed at a designated swim-
ming area without canpetent supervision.
D. Any person swinming at a public beach \\hen a lifeguard is off duty
swims at his or her own risk.
Sulxl. 5. Additional rules pertaining to the use of,public skating rinks:
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A. Skating areas shall be posted for ''hockey'' or tlfreeskating".
B. No hockey sticks or pucks shall be allowed in the "free skating" area.
C. No person under the age of 19 will be allowed on any skating area posted
for "hockey" unless such person is wearing protective head gear designed
for the purpose of protecting individuals ~le playing hockey.
Sulxl. 6. Additional rules pertaining to the use of park facilities by athletic
associations:
A. The general public shall not be allowed to use or occupy any athletic
field, rink or area during those times the field, rink or area is sched-
uled for authorized use by the athletic associations.
B. It shall be the responsibility of the sponsoring athletic organizations
to require participants under the age of 19 to wear proper protective
equipnent. .
Section 3. Rules and Regulations. . The City Council shall have the right to issue
additional achninistrative rules and regulations relative to hIt not conflicting with
this ordinance. No person shall violate such rules or regulations and any such vio-
lation may be subject to penalties of this ordinance.
Section 4. City Employees. Nothing in this ordinance shall prevent City employees,
inchrling law emorcement officers, fran performing their assigned duttes.
Section 5. Discrimination in Parks. No person involved in any event or in any use of
the parks or recreation areas inchrling, hIt not limited to sponsors of teams, shall
deny another person access to, admission to, utilization of, or benefit iran any such
event or use because of race, age, sex, color, creed, religion or national origin.
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Section 6. Penalty. !my person who shall violate any provisions of this ordinance
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor am upon conviction thereof shall be punished
by a fine not to exceed $500.00 together with taxable costs or by imprisarrnent not to
exceed 90 days, or both.
Section 7. Invalidity. The invalidity of any part of this ordinance as declared by a
Court of canpetent jurisdiction shall not affect the validity of the remainder thereof.
Section 8. Conflicting Ordinances Repealed. All ordinances and parts of ordinances
in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
Section 9. Effective Date. This ordinance shall take effect upon its adoption am
publication according to law.
Mayor
Attest:
City Clerk
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COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION
CITY COUNCIL
PARK COMMISSION
OCTOBER 4, 1982
"Facility Usage Report" - Questionaire for Shorewood
Park Users
The Park Commission recommends the attached "Facility
Usage Report" to the City Council for consideration
and approval.
Conrad schmid
Roger Stein
Unanimous
Carl, Chapman, Cousins, Jakel, Lindstrom, Schmid,
Stein
None
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COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION
CITY COUNCIL
PARK COMMISSION
OCTOBER 4, 1982
DRYLAND HOCKEY TRAINING REQUEST - CATHCART PARK
(Please see attached fetter) .
The Park Commission recommends that a request to use
Cathcart Park facilities for dryland hockey training
as outlined by Mr. Dave Leighton in a letter dated
September 28, 1982 be granted under the following
conditions:
1) The City of Shorewood be reimbursed for the
cost of lights.
2) Mr. Leighton be held responsible for the care
of the park's facilities.
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Gordon Lindstrom
Roger Stein
Unanimous
Carl, Chapman, Cousins, Jakel, Lindstrom,
Schmid, Stein
none
none
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September 28, 1982
Mr. Gary Carl and
Mr. Tad Shaw
c/o Shorewood Park Commission
Gentlemen:
I will be coaching one of the Minnetonka Peewee Traveling
Hockey Teams during the upcoming 1982-83 season.
It is my intention to do some dryland training during the
period November 1 till about Thanksgiving--the exact days
will depend on ice schedules.
I would like your permission to use the Cathcart Rink, lights
and warming house (no heating required) during this period,
and, additionally--for mutual convenience--would like to be
issued a key for use during this period.
It is my understanding that there are no conflicts regarding
the use of the rink at this time of the year.
All practices will be supervised by myself and/or assistant
coaches, as will the security of the lights and warming
house.
Your assistance in this matter would be greatly appreciated.
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David Leighton
Minnetonka Peewee B Coach
4614 Bayview Dr.
Excelsior, MN 55331
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CONTINUED DISCUSSION OF FREE11AN PARK DEVELOPMENT
Anne Bronken was unable to attend the meeting due to illness. The Park Coornission
agreed to move the discussion to the June 21, 1982 meeting.
wAY ~EsrABLISHING PROCEDURES FOR EVALUATING & RECCM1ENDING APPLICANTS TO THE PARK
'(! - t"CCM-USSION
(Roger Stein submitted a memo suggesting procedures for filling vacancies.
Commission members agreed that the interviewing process should be informal; a
( time for two-way discussion with the applicants to give information about the
i Park Commission, generate questions, to receive input and comments from them,
; and to learn about them. It was noted that individual intervie~ might be more
'\ appropriate, facilitate the process, and tend to produce more original responses
and independent thinking.
\ It was noted that a set procedure is necessary but it was suggested that the voting
technique should not be completely closed or limited. The nunber of openings on
the Commission would effect the voting pattern.
, Stein I s memo, with additions from the discussion, included the following suggestions:
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A) An official notice in local papers will be released informing the public
of vacancies and asking for candidates. Also, a set deadline for applying
for the Park Commission positions will be stated.
B) All candidates will be asked to subnit a written resune that should express
their qualifications and their reasons for wanting to become members of the
Park Conmission to the Park Commission Chairman. All Park Coornissioners
should have at least one week to review all subnitted resumes.
All candidates will be asked to attend a meeting of the Park Commission
after the published closing date of applications for a question and answer
session. An informational session will be given to provide the applicants
with backgroufld on the Park Comnission. Informal discussion/interviews
will be conducted with each candidate on an individual basis.
A vote will be taken to select new member(s) at the next regularly scheduled
Park Conmission meeting after the interviewing is completed. Attendance by
applicants at this meeting will be optional.
(A suggested voting method would allow Park Corrmission members to vote for
as many candidates as there are openings, or none at all. Any candidate
receiving a simple majority vote would be considered acceptable for member-
ship to the Park Commission. If there are more acceptable candidates than
open POSitions, a second-vote could be taken with the top vote getters re-
ceiving the positions. Additional votes would be taken in case of a tie.)
Recommendation of the tentative appointments to the Park Coornission will be
sent to the City Council for approval at their next meeting. Notification
i will be mailed to all applicants and the tentative appointees will be re-
I quested to attend the Council meeting to answer any questions.
l It was agreed that the Park Coomission IOOUld review the suggested procedure am vote
'\ at their next meeting.
(Roger Stein left the meeting - prior committment.)
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Zoning Violation
Ron Abresch of 25975 Smithtown Lane requested the Council to check
on possi'ble zoning violation at 25985 Smithtown Lane . Mr. Abresch
feels that there is too much construction equipment being stored
on this property owned by Jim Neitge.
Council will check on this possible violation.
Mr. Abresch questioned the status of the old ,railroad line and who
is responsible for a diseased tree near his house on the railroad
property.
Haugen recommended calling the County Commissioner for action on
the removal of this tree.
PUBLIC HEARING - TINGEWOOD P.U.D. PROPOSAL
The public hearing was opened at 8:27 P.M.
Mr. Koegler of Schoell-Madson Inc., representing Tingewood, presented
the P.U.D. proposal to the Council and audience. They are requesting
three (3) buildings of three (3) living units each. This is a reduc-
tion from 3 buildings of 4 units each. These units would be clustered
together on the 5.99 acre parcel. f
Concerned neighbors, Paul Seifert of 5515 Radisson Entrance and Jim
Davies of 20885 Radisson Inn Road spoke in opposition to the density
for the current R-l zone. It was pointed out the proposed Compre-
hensive Plan does change the zoning from R-l to R-2.
Public Hearing closed at 8:55 P.M.
Council referred to possible problems with increased traffic on Radisson
Inn Road.
Shaw would like all written correspondence to be submitted to Council
for reviewal.
Vote will be made at the regular council meeting of July 12, 1982.
GAMBLING ORDINANCE - American Legion
Lenny Bergman of the American Legion requested the Council to consider
passing an ordinance allowing them to have the right to run various
gambling devices.
Moved by Leonardo, seconded by Shaw, to investigate and consider the
request of passing a Gambling Ordinanace. Motion carried unanimously.
~PARK COMMISSION REPORT
Loni Cousins, member of the Park Commission, reviewed the format for
the appointment of any new member.
1] Notification of vacancy
2] Receive formal written request from interested persons.
3] Interview in person in front of the Park Commission.
4] Commission members to vote on any or all qualified applicants.
5] Majority of vote received by one person would be then recommended
to the Couricil for approval.
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'Regular Council Meetin~
(Council feels all qualified persons should be interviewed.by t'he
Council and final appointment should be made by the Counc1l. Once
this policy for appointment is established it should. also be adopted
by the Planning Commission to follow for future appo1ntments.
Park Commission would like to request the Police Department to patrol
Freeman Park.
list of priorities for Freeman Park were also submitted:
1] Trail system.
2] Signing outside limits to park.
3] Development of entrance.
, 4] Buffer planting.
( 5] Development of access to Eureka Road.
. 6] Family areas. (Leonardo opposed to priority)
7] Installation of electrical power and water.
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POLICE CONTRACT REVIEW AND COMMENTS
Haugen presented recommendations to alter the current operating proce-
dures of the police department. She recommended a check and balances
system to give more control of the expenditures to the city, form a
Blue Ribbon Committee, according to population, to represent each city.
Review of Shore wood police cost versus the other three cities currently
in contract and city cost versus other comparable departments should be
studied.
Haugen reviewed a proposed contract to be typed and returned to the
Council for revisions.
Council instructed the staff to draw up a "notification of resignation"
to be submitted at the last meeting before August 1st.
SHOREWOOD FOREST - Subdivision Request
Bruce Malkesson, presenting John & Jim Miller's proposal, referring to
his letter dated June 9, 1982 for reviewal and if the Council had any
questions regarding this letter.
Area resident Jim Williams requested a copy of this letter for review.
Comments from local residents - Jim Williams, 25450 Nelsine Drive;
Vern Watten, 5370 Eureka Road; Duncan Storlie, 5375 Eureka Road; James
Smith, 25580 Nelsine Drive; concerning neighborhood opposition, city
wetlands versus Bauer Engineering wetlands, building ability of property
and possible flooding.
Attorney reviewed the cities c~rrent Wetland Ordinance and stated that
a variance is necessary to grant any fill permit.
Gagne motioned to have the attorney draw a resolution to deny the sub-
division request as submitted. Seconded by Haugen. Motion carried
unanimously.
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ROSSINI. COCHRAN, JUDD & NORDAUNE
ATTORNEYS AT L.AW
1300 TCF TOWER
121 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA S5402
6121 339.2230
RAYMOND D. RO'SSINI
JOHN W. COCHRAN
THOMAS A. JUDD
ROSEL.YN J. NORDAUNE
WEST SUBURBAN OFFICE:
1780Sl HUTCHINS DRIVE
MINNETONK~. MINNESOTA 55343
612/474-5445
September 24, 1982
Mr. Mike Panzer
Minnehaha Creek Watershed District
P.O. Box 387
Wayzata, MN 55391
Re: Street Runoff Erosion at 4860 Rustic Way
Our File No.: 5088-1
Dear Mr. Panzer:
Pursuant to my law clerk's conversation with you on
September 21, 1982, enclosed please find a copy of a letter
written by John Holmquist addressed to Mayor Steven Frazier,
City of Shorewood.
I have inspected the site at 4860 Rustic Way,
and the adjacent properties, and it is evident that continued
erosion and saltation into Lake William will occur unless the
situation is rectified. We have taken pictures of the affected
area and can make them available to you as soon as they are
developed.
We would like to work with your office in arranging
an inspection of the site by you or your engineers and the
City Engineer of Shorewood. We would also like to discuss the
possibility of obtaining funds through the water and maintenance
and repair fund to help cover the cost of the project. I hope
that the parties involved can reach agreement on the necessary
course of action without our filing a formal petition with the
Watershed District and incurring additional expense and delay.
Please feel free to call me with any comments or suggestions
you may have.
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Enclosures
cc. Gary Larson, City Attorney of Shorewood
Daniel Austin
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ROSSINI, COCHRAN, JUDD Be NORDAUNE
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1 300 TCF TOWER
121 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET
MINNE...POLlS. MINNESOTA 55402
612 / 339-2230
R"'YMOND D. ROSSINI
JOHN W. COCHR"'N
THOMAS .... JUDD
ROSELYN J. NORD"'UNE
WEST SUBURBAN OFFICE,
17809 HUTCHINS ORIVE
MINNETONKA. MINNESOTA S5343
612/474-544S
September 24, 1982
Mr. Gary Larson
Penberthy & Larson, Ltd.
264 Water Street
Excelsior, MN 55331
Re: Street Runoff Erosion at 4860 Rustic Way
Our File No.: 5088-1
Dear Mr. Larson:
Enclosed please find copies of the/following:
a.) Letter from Thomas A. Judd to Mike Panzer;
b.) Letter from John Holmquist to Mayor Steven
Frazier.
We would like to engage your cooperation in
arranging an inspection of the site at 4860 Rustic Way.by
your City Engineer and an Engineer from the Minnehaha Creek
Watershed District. Mr. Holmquist, in his letter of July 25,
1980, has stated that the City should mitigate the runoff/
erosion problem at that address. As Mr. Holmquist is no
longer with the Watershed District, Mr. Mike Panzer will be
handling this matter for the Watershed District.
It is our understanding that if your City Engineer
and the Engineer for the Watershed District can agree on the
necessary repair, and a proposal is submitted to and approved
by the Watershed District, that there may be funds available
through the water and maintenance and repair fund to help
cover the costs of the project. We would like to engage the
cooperation of all parties involved, in order that the
necessary repair be made as soon as possible, so-that further
damage by runoff next spring may be curtailed.
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September 24, 1982
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If your office is unwilling to cooperate, it is our
intention to Petition the Watershed District to undertake the
necessary repair under their authority in Chapter 112
Minnesota Statutes Annotated, or take any such other course
of action to compel the City to make the needed repair. I
hope that we can reach agreement on this matter without any
further delay or expense to the parties involved.
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cc. Mike Panzer
Daniel Austin
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BOARU Of MANAGfRS:
July 25, 1980
Honorable Steven Frazier
City of Shorewood
6125 Seamans Drive
Excelsior, MN 55331
Lake William is a viable amenity that is subjected to degredation
by increasing urbanization. This can be prevented by proper storm
drainage. We would be happy to discuss this further with your
staff.
Sincerely,
EUGENE A. HICKOK AND ASSOCIATES
Eng~s for th~~strict
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Geological Engineer
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D. Austin
E. Wiltsey, City Clerk
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Division of Kidde Consultants, Inc.
Consulting Engineers
Land Surveyors
October 6, 1982
Shorewood City Hall
5755 Country Club Road
Shorewood, Minnesota 55331
Re: Seal Coating and Appurtenant Work
Gentlemen:
Enclosed are four (4) copies of Construction Payment Voucher No.
1 and Final on the above referenced project in the amount of
$22,198.74.
Pursuant to our field observation, as performed in accordance
with our contract, we hereby certify that the materials are
satisfactory and the work properly performed in accordance with
the plans and specifications. Upon receipt of affidavit, State
of Minnesota Form 134, and also Receipt and Waiver of Lien Rights
from Allied Blacktop Co., please make payment in the amount of
$22,198.74 to Allied Blacktop Co., 10503 - 89th Avenue North,
Maple Grove, Minnesota 55369, at your earliest convenience.
Very truly yours,
ORR-SCHELEN-MAYERON
& ASSOCIATES, INC.
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James P. Norton, P.E.
Project Engineer
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2021 East Hennepin Avenue. Suite 238 . Minneapolis, Minnesota 55413
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Seal Coatioq ar~ APpurter~lt ~rk
To :
Allied Blacktop Co.
10503-89th Ave. N.
Maple Grove.Mn. 55369
eii, of ShorewoOO. Minnesota
A. Oriqinal Contract AMOIJnt
$
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B. Total Additior~
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F\~suar~ to our field observation. as perforMed in accordance with Ol~ contract. we her~ certif~ that the ~aterials
are satisfactor~ and the work prQPerl~ perforMed in accordance with the plar~ and specifications and that the total
wor~. is 100 ! cOl'lPleted as of Septel'lber 22. 1982 . I herebo:l recolftl)(i pa':i/"ent of this VOlICher.
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certified herein is a fair approxiMate esti~te for the period covered b~ this voucher.
Contractor
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CITY OF EXCELSIOR
339 THIRD STREET
EXCELSIOR, MINNESOTA 55331
TELE: 612-474-5233
MAYOR
Richard J. Knapp
October 6, 1982
COUNCI L
Lucille Crow
James Grathwol
Charles S. Thomson
Carl H. Weisser
Doug Uhrhammer
City Administrator
5755 Country Cl ub Road
Shorewood, Mn. 55331
CITY MANAGER
Timothy G. Madigan
Dear Doug:
The Excelsior City Council at its October 4, 1982 meeting
took action to join with the City of Shorewood in request-
ing MnDOT to conduct a traffic study on Third Avenue be-
tween Christmas Lake Road and Division Street to determine
what the most appropriate speed limitishould be for this
street. . f
Please keep me posted on the disposition of this matter.
Sincerely,
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.JOHN E. LEE. .JR.
"'TTORNEY "'T L"'W
M"'ILING ...DDRESS,
P.O. BOX 220
EXCELSIOR. MINN. 55331
17917 HIGHW...Y 7
MINNETONK.... MINNESOT...
"'RE'" CODE 612
TELEPHONE- .04. 5125
RESIDENCE 075.1175
October 11, 1982
Brad Nielsen
Northwest Associated Consultants, Inc
4820 Minnetonka Blvd. .
Sui te 420
St. Louis Park, Mn. 55416
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Re. Crepeau Property - Shorewood
Ours. JJ59-6-L
Dear Brad.
I enclose photocopy of drawing prepared by Charles Crepeau for
his property on County Road #19 showing the location of the
structures, drainage easement, etc. Crepeau and I will appear before
the City Council tomorrow night. I will bring the original to
the meeting.
Crepeau requires the following to complete this matter. to-wit:
- Rezoning to C-4, Commercial Service District with some
mOdifications/additions as to Permitted Uses and
Dimensional Regulations.
- Amendment to Shorewood Zoning Map placing Crepeau property in the
c-4 District after c-4 District is included in Shorewood
Zoning Ordinance.
- Lot division into three (J) parcels.
- Conditional Use Permit for the fabrication portion of the
Crepeau Mfg. business on the most westerly lot of the
Crepeau property.
I enclose list of "uses" prepared by Charles Crepeau as the most
probable usesfor the most easterly lot which is vacant. As it now
stands, the "Permitted Uses" under the proposed c-4 district does not
realistically i~clude uses which will be requested of this vacant
parcel. Crepeau would like to avoid requesting another amendment to
the zoning ordinance at a later date. The list includes serious
inquiries made by third parties in the past.
We have discussed problems with the dimensional rgulations of the
c-4 district. I will again elaborate on these when the matter is
presented to the City Council tomorrow night. They generally
concern total lot area, height maximums, lot width, sideyard setback,
and rear lot setback.
CCI City of Shorewood
CCI Charles Crepeau
LAW OFFICES
..JOHN E. LEE. ..JR.
ATTORNEY "'T L"'W
M",'LlNG "'DDRESS,
P.O. BOX 220 11917 HIGHW...Y 7
EXCELSIOR. MINN. 55331 MINNETONK.... MINNESOT...
"'REA CODE 6'2
TELEPHONE .7<-5225
RESIDENCE. .75-11 75
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The following are uses for which Charles Crepeau has received
serious inquiries for the use/development of the most Easterly
Lot of the Crepeau property on County Road 19 (three lots):
1.
Art supplies - retail.
Furniture - retail.
(outdoor and indoor)
Sporting goods - retail.
Custom cabinets - retail.
(sales and display in front)
Plumbing supplies/contractor - retail.
(plumbing supplies and equipment in front - equipment
and storage in rear)
Electrical supplies/contractor - retail.
(electrical supplies in front - supplies, wire and
storage in rear)
Electronic store for sale of T.V.'s, radios and computers
- retail.
(repair shop in rear)
Newspaper publication - office/space for reporters, layout,
paste-up, records, etc.
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the above uses for the vacant parcel to the east. List does
not include inquiries as to uses which Crepeau believes would
be unacceptable to City of Shorewood.
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..JOHN E. LEE. ..JR.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
MAILING ADDRESS,
P.O. BOX 220
EXCELSIOR, MINN. 55331
17917 HIGHWAY 7
MINNETONKA. MINNESOTA
AREA CODE 617
TELEPHONE; 474.5225
RESIOENCE, 475-'175
October II, 1982
Brad Nielsen
Northwest Associated Consultants, Inc
4820 Minnetonka Blvd.
Suite 420
St. Louis Park, Mn. 55416
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Re. Crepeau Property - Shorewood
Ours. JJ59-6-L
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I enclose photocopy of drawing prepared by Charles Crepeau for
his property on County Road #19 showing the location of the
structures, drainage easement, etc. Crepeau and I will appear before
the City Council tomorrow night. I will bring the original to
the meeting.
Crepeau requires the following to complete this matter. to-wit:
- Rezoning to C-4, Commercial Service District with some
mOdifications/additions as to Permitted Uses and
Dimensional Regulations.
- Amendment to Shorewood Zoning Map placing Crepeau property in the
c-4 District after C-4 District is included in Shorewood
Zoning Ordinance.
- Lot division into three (J) parcels.
- Conditional Use Permit for the fabrication portion of the
Crepeau Mfg. business on the most westerly lot of the
Crepeau property.
I enclose list of rouses"~ prepared by Charles Crepeau as the most
probable usesfor the most easterly lot which is vacant. As it now
stands. the "Permitted Uses" under the proposed c-4 district does not
realistically imclude uses which will be requested of this vacant
parcel. Crepeau would like to avoid requesting another amendment to
the zoning ordinance at a later date. The list includes serious
inquiries made by third parties in the past.
We have discussed problems with the dimensional rgulations of the
c-4 district. I will again elaborate on these when the matter is
presented to the City Council tomorrow night. They generally
concern total lot area, height maximums, lot width, sideyard setback,
and rear lot setback. .
cc: City of Shorewood
cc: Charles Crepeau
LAW OFFICES
..JOHN E. LEE. .JR.
"'TTORNEY "'T L"'W
M...ILING "'DDRESS,
P.O. BOX 220 17917 HIGHW...Y 7
EXCELSIOR. MINN. 55331 MINNETONK.... MINNESOT...
"'RE'" CODE 612
TELEPHONE, 474-5225
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The following are uses for which Charles Crepeau has received
serious inquiries for the use/development of the most Easterly
Lot of the Crepeau property on County Road 19 (three lots):
1. Art supplies - retail.
2. Furniture - retail.
(outdoor and indoor)
3. Sporting goods - retail.
4. Custom cabinets - retail.
(sales and display in front)
5. Plumbing supplies/contractor - retail.
(plumbing supplies and equipment in front - equipment
and storage in rear)
6. Electrical supplies/contractor - retail.
(elec.trical supplies in front - supplies, wire and
storage in rear)
7. Electronic store for sale of T.V.'s, radios and computers
- retail.
(repair shop in rear)
8. Newspaper publication - office/space for reporters, layout,
paste-up, records, etc.
9. Boat sales - retail.
* Crepeau has received serious inqu1r1es from third parties for
the above uses for the vacant parcel to the east. List does
not include inquiries as to uses which Crepeau believes would
be unacceptable to City of Shorewood.