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CITI OF SHOREWOOD .
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
MONDAY, MAY 24, 1982
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
5755 COUNrRY CLUB ROAD
7:30 P.M.
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CALL TO ORDER:
a. Pledge of Allegiance
b. Roll Call:
Shaw' .
Leonardo' .
Gagne
Mayor Rascop
Haugene
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
a. Meeting - May 10, 1982
[Attachment #1]
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2. MATTERS FROM FLOOR:
a. Mr. Horgan -Dellwood Road Complaint
b. Rose Schmidt - No Parking Request - Ivy Lane
c. Mary Boyd - Stop Sign Request on West Lane & Garden Road
d. Others
3. LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS
a. Areerican Legion - (Club and Sunday License)
b. Mtka Country Club- (Liquor License & Sunday License)
4. NON-INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS
Tom TIrumb Superette - (Off-Sale)
Howards Point Marina Inc. - (On & Off-Sale)
The Little Store - (Off-Sale)
Driskill's Super Valu - (Off-Sale)
Fortune House - (On-Sale)
5. CIVIL DEFENSE ORDINANCE - First Reading
[Attachment #2]
6. REQUEST FOR USE OF MOBILE HOME - Jim Latterner -
[Planners Report]
7. PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT:
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8. PARK COMMISSION REPORT:
a. Commission Appointment Recommendations - Gary Carl
9. ATTORNEY'S REPORT:
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COUNCIL AGENDA
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May 24, 1982
10. ENGINEER'S REPORT:
a. Badger Field Pumphouse:
[Attachment #3 - Engineer's Letter]
b. Storm Water Report:
Intersection of Glen Road and County Road #19
11. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT:
a. Sale of Equipment: [Attachment #4]
b. Financial Statement - April 1982 [Insert]
12. MAYOR'S REPORT:
a. Joint Police Department Meeting
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13. COUNCIL REPORT:
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14. MATTERS FROM FLOOR:
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b.
15. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS & ADJOURNMENT:
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CITY OF
REGULAR
MONDAY,
SHOREWOOD .
COUNCIL Mt.r:TING
MAY 10,1982
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5755 COUNTRY CLUB
7:30 P.M.
ROAD
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CALL TO ORDER
The regular meeting of the Shorewood City Council was called to order
by Mayor Rascop at 7:32 P.M. on Monday, May 10, 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, Council~ersons Haugen, Leonardo, Gagne, and
Shaw [arrived at 7:37J
Attorney Larson, Engineer Norton, Administrator Uhrhammer,
and Clerk Kennelly..
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Moved by Gagne, seconded by Leonardo to approve the minutes of April
26th with the following corrections:
Page 3 - Deephaven -Hooper Lake Road Request
"Council directed Administrator Uhrhammer to contact
the fire department, police department, school bus
company, and have the City Engineer and Planner
present alternative proposals."
Page 3 - Park Commission Report
Spelling error.
"Park schedule has been completed and presented to
the Council for approval."
Page 4 - Ron R. Johnson
"Zoning violation "pre" trail is set for June 21, 1982.
Page 4 - Greenwood Lift Station
"Larson recommended to request 16.46% of the credit
received by Greenwood from Metro Waste Control,
plus- 6% interest on this amount, starting with
Jan 1, 1977, and maintenance cost.
Motion carried unanimously."
MATTERS FROM THE FLOOR
1] John McClintock - 4833 Regents Walk
Mr. McClintock came to the council in protest of his yearly
increasing valuation and taxes. He did not feel that the
actual valuation is increasing as rapidly as the assessor's
valuation. Mayor Rascop reqvestEd Mr. McClintock submit his
complaint in writing to be presented to the Board of Review
meeting, May 19th, because Mr. McClintock will not be able
to attend that meeting.
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Bob Reutiman
Mr. Reutiman expressed his op~n~on on the council require-
ments regarding the installation of the Shorewood Medical
Professional Building. Mr. Reutiman felt that they were
dealt with unfairly and they were requested to follow far
more requirements then did the Minnetonka State Bank in
their request for permission to build.
3]
Gene Clapp
A complaint was made by Mr. Clapp regarding the operation
of the "Clean-Up Week". He made the suggestion to dump
all loaded dumpsters at Minnetrista's Disease Tree Site
and not to continue having the "Clean-Up Week" next year,
in order to save the city some money.
4] Bill Maddy
Mr. Maddy had some questions regarding the cost over-run
of the Badger Well. He felt that the residents were ceing
forced into a City Water System.
5] Bike Path Request
Mike Fowler and some of his classmates were present to ask
the council about construction of bike paths and what prior-
ity the council places on them. Suggestions were made by the
Park Commission Chairperson to talk to friends and submit to
the Park Commission a plan for a Bike Trail System. Council
informed them of the "Bike Safety Days" sponsored by the
Police Department at the Shorewood BMX Track.
6] Concession Stand Request - Y's Men
Gary Carl made request for the Y's Men to operate the con-
cession stand at the BMX Track as they did last year. Park
Commission does recommend this request. All profits from
this operation goes to support camps for the less-fortunate.
Motion was made by Shaw, seconded by Haugen, to approve the
request of the V's Mens Club to operate the concession stand
at the BMX Track for a period of one year.
Motion carried unanimously.
DIVISION REQUEST - DietzPropetty RESOLUTION NO. 45-82
Request was for are-arrangement cf lot lines, 5285 St. Albans Bay
Road; both lots to contain excess of 40,000 square feet.
Motion was made by Gagne, seconded by Rascop to approve the division
request, accompanied by a new completed application request.
Motion carried unanimously.
BUILDING VARIANCE REQUEST -'Barb & Jeff Colby
A request for a side lot line variance, 5985 Glencoe Road, was made
by Barb Colby. The existing dwelling is 8' from the side property
line and they are requesting a continuation of that variance to add
to the existing dwelling without changing the 8' set-back.
Motion to approve was made by Shaw, seconded by Gagne. Roll call
vote - 5 ayes.
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PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT
Chairperson Stover reported on recommendations made by the Planning
Commission:
1] Dietz division was approved by the Commission as submitted.
2] Tingewood P.U.D. request was discussed. Complaints on density,
traffic on Radisson Inn Road, drainage, and access were made.
Planning Commission requested a report on the legal statis of
Radisson Inn Road by June 1st.
PARK COMMISSION REPORT
Chai rperson Carl reported on the stage plan of May 3, 1982. Thi s was
the final meeting of the concept proposal for Freeman Park. Inter-
views of the applicants to fill the currently open position were
held; additional interviews and discussion of the appointments will
be at the next meeting.
Anne Bronken of N.W. Associated Consultants and Gary Carl presented
the concept stage plan for the development of Freeman Park. Concerns
addressed by the Council were:
a) Safe entrance and exits to the park.
b) Possible bike trails leading to the park.
c) Proposed uses of the adjacent abandoned railroad.
d) Traffic problem for local streets.
CONCEPT STAGE APPROVAL
RESOLUTION NO. 46-82
Park Commission requested concept stage approval as presented and to
allow installation of a temporary access to Eureka Road and an elec-
trical service installation if the funding can be made available.
Shaw motioned to approve request, seconded by Gagne. Motion carried
unanimously.
Shaw mentioned that nowhere in the plan was there any reference to
over-head night lighting mentioned.
Leonardo requested a list of priorities and the costs of these projects,
submitted to the Council,tha~ would not possibly be funded by various
organizations.
CABLE T.V. - Sandy Brunton
Sandy Brunton - representing the area Cable Board, reported on the
progress cf the newly expanded Cable Area Board. She indicated that
the Board had the "Needs Assessment" prepared. Mrs. Brunton requested
the Council to make an appointment from the Council and a second appoint-
ment of a qualified voter to work on the Joint Powers Agreement. The
Council will make a discussion on the appointment at a later date.
BREAK 9:00
RETURNED 9:10
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ATTORNEY'S REPORT:
IXI LABORATORY
RESOLUTION NO. 47-82
A resolution was submitted to deny the request for a general concept
approval for a Planned Unit Development request by IXI Laboratory _
(Dee and Ron Johnson).
Haugen moved, seconded by Shaw, to adopt the resolution as submitted.
Roll call vote - 5 ayes.
AMENDMENT TO CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENT
Amendment to the Contractual Agreement for Amesbury West was presented
to allow the construction of a swimming pool, tennis court, and access
road.
Leonardo moved to approve the amendment, seconded by Gagne. Motion
carried - 3 ayes, 2 abstained (Shaw-Haugen).
RESOLUTION NO. 48-82
MODEL CIVIL DEFENSE ORDINANCE
A model ordinance was submitted for a Civil Defense Plan. Council
directed staff to research and find appointment to Civil Defense Planner.
ENGINEER'S REPORT:
Request was made by Mac-In-Erny Inc. for final payment for the Boulder
Bridge Farm Pumphouse - Project #80-WTP-2.
Engineer Norton indicated the final payment would be made to Mac-In-Erny
Inc. when he provides a signed lien waiver from all sub-contractors and
a statement from the State of Minnesota inqicating they have no taxes due.
ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS:
1] CHANGE OF VOTING PRECINCTS
RESOLUTION NO. 49-82
Adoption of a resolution to change the city voting precinct lines
because of the new State Legislative District Boundaries was pre-
sented by the City Clerk.
Haugen moved to approve new precinct divisions as submitted by
accompanying map. Seconded by Shaw. Roll call vote - 5 ayes.
Motion carried unanimously.
2] ALLOCATION OF YEAR VIII CDBG FUNDS RESOLUTION NO. 50-82
Recommendations for the allocation of Year VIII CDBG Funds were
made by the Administrator.
1) 8,000. - Comprehensive Plan Process and Codification of
City Ordinances
2) 16,000. - Housing Rehabilitation
3) 9,055. - Tree Removal Grants
4) 8,000. - Special Assessment Grants (Sewer & Water Improvements)
Moved by Shaw, seconded by Gagne, to approve the allocation of the
suggested funds. 4 ayes, 1 abstain (Haugen) - Motion carried.
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3] REPORT ON HOOPER LAKE ROAD ISSUE
Reports were received from Police Chief Johnson, Road Supervisor
Zdrazil, and the Excelsior Fire Department, indicating that they
felt emergency service for Vine Street could be severely limited
by the closing of this street and leaving only one access. A
letter will be sent to the City of Deephaven indicating that none
of the current proposals are acceptable at this time.
4] FINANCIAL STATEMENT - MARCH
The March financial statement was reviewed by the Council with
corrections to be made.
SUBDIVISION REQUEST - "SHOREWOOD FOREST"
Jim and John Miller appeared to present their proposal for a 4 lot
subdivision on Lot 52, Auditors Subdivision No. 133 - located north
of Nelsine Drive and East of Eureka Road. The question of the loca-
tion of wetlands included on this property was brought up. Mr. Miller
requested Barr Engineering to determine the wetlands. Barr Engineer-
ing's determination differs from the City determination of wetlands.
Suggestions were made by the Council to reduce the amount of lot re-
quested or possibly condense the four units into one building.
Council requested Mr. Miller to develop a concept wetlands improve-
ment and locate any probable fill necessary for development. Mr.
Miller requested to submit this information at a later council meet-
ing.
MAYOR'S REPORT
Police Chief Johnson requested the city to pass a special resolution
in mourning of the deaths of 100 officers in the line of duty, and to
fly the flag at half mast on May 15th. Council directed a letter of
support be sent to the South Lake Minnetonka Public Safety Department.
Governor Quie to set up a task force fer a. Recreation District on Lake
Minnetonka.
Minnetonka Community Services meeting to take place at the Shorewood
Council Chambers on May 27th.
Request was made tc allow the annual "Fire Cracker Run" to go through
Shorewood. Council approved request unanimously.
COUNCIL REPORT
RADISSON INN TRAFFIC PROBLEM
Counci1member Shaw submitted a request to have the traffic problem
reviewed at the intersection of Covington Road and Radisson Inn Road.
Review of solution be taken up at a later meeting.
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AUSTIN DRAINAGE PROBLEM
Dan Austin of 4860 RusticWay plugged up a city drainage pipe to correct
a drainage problem on his lot. The city unplugged it again to maintain
the neighborhood problem. Mr. Austin is requesting the city to plug
this pipe up and repair his yard. Council requested building permit
information and will review again.
APPROVAL OF CLAIMS & ADJOURNMENT
Moved by Rascop, seconded by Haugen, to approve the claims for pay-
ment to be followed by adjournment at 12:30 A.M.
Motion carried unanimously.
General Fund - [00166] Checks 25498 - 25564
Liquor Fund - [00174] Checks 8841 - 8874
= $71,716.02
= 21,928.27
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ORDINANCE flO.
At] ORDINAnCE ADOPTING TIlE "rUtnmSOTA CIVIL DP.FEHSB ACT" INSOFAR AS IT
RELATES TO THE CITY OF SHOREHOOD, rlINNESOTA, Mm PRESCRInnJr. CERTAIN
TERMS ANI) CotmI~IONS THEREOF.
The City Council of the City of Shorewood, does ordain as follow:
Section 1. Civil Defense Act Adopted. The "Minnesota Civil DeEense
Act", Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 12, insofar as it relates to cities,
is hereby adopted by reference as part of this Chapter, as fully as if
set forth explicitly herein.
Section 2. Definitions. "Disaster" shall mean a situation which
creates an immediate and serious impairment to the health and safety
of any person, or a situation which has resulted or is likely to
result in catastrophic loss to property, and for which traditional
sources or relief and assistance within the affected area are unable
to repair or prevent the. injury or loss.
"Emergency" shall mean an unforseen combination of
circumstances which calls for immediate action to prevent a disaster
from developing or occurring.
"Emergency services" shall mean the preparation for and the
carrying out of all emergency functions, other than functions for
which military forces are primarily responsible, to prevent, minimize
and repair injury and damage resulting from disasters.
Section 3. Establishment of a Civil Defense Agency. There is hereby
created within the City government, a civil defense and disaster
agency, which shall be under the supervision of the Mayor. The Chief
of Police of the South Lake Minnetonka Public Safety Department,
hereinafter referred to as Director, shall have direct responsibility
for the organization, administration and operation of said civil
defense agency, subject to the overall direction and control of the
City Council.
Section 4. Local Emergencies. A local civil defense emergency may be
declared only by the Mayor or his legal successor. Such an emerqency
shall not be continued for a period in excess of three days except by
or with the consent of the City Council.
Section 5. Powers and Duties of the Director.
a. General Operations. The Director shall direct and
coordinate the general operation of all local civil
defense efforts and the provision of all local emergency
services during a civil defense emergency, in conformity
with controlling regulations and instructions of state
civil defense authorities.
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b. Intergovernmental arrangements. ~he nirector shall
represent the City on any regional or state organization
for civil defense. He also may nevelop proposed mutual
aid agreements with other political subdivision for
reciprocal civil defense aid and assistance in an
emergency too great to be dealt with unassisted, which
agreements shall be presented to the City Council for
approval.
c. plans and Reports. The Director shall prepare such
plans for the civil defense of the City and such reports
of civil defense activities as he deems appropriate or
as are requested by the City Council.
d. Use of City Personnel. In a civil defense emergency the
Director shall utilize the personnel, services,
equipment, supplies and facilities of existing
departments and agencies of the City to the maximum
extent practicable.
Section 6. Effective Date. This Ordinance shall take effect ann be
in force from and after its passage and publication.
Adopted this
day of
, 1982.
Mayor
ATTEST:
City Clerk
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Consulting Engineers
Land Surveyors
ORR. SCHELEN. MAYERON & ASSOCIATES, INC.
Division of Kidde Consultants, Inc.
May 3, 1982
City of Shorewood
5755 Country Club Road
Shorewood, MN 55331
Attn: Mr. Doug Uhrhammer
Administrator/Treasurer
Re: Badger Field Pumphouse
Project No. 80WTP-l
Gentlemen:
The Badger Field Pumphouse has been in continuous operation since
it was first turned on November 13, 1981. Since that time, it
has operated on an "Automatic" mode sequence supplying water as
needed.
Recently, we were contacted by Mr. Bob Quass, pumphouse opera-
tor, and informed of a water hammering problem. On startup and
shutdown, the system did not operate smoothly.
During our on-site investigation April 14, 1982, it was apparent
water hammering was a problem. That day, we were able to elim-
inate the startup problem by opening the throttling screw on the
Air Release Valve. This allowed as much air as possible to
escape before the water column pressure opened the check valve.
However, we were not able to alleviate the water hammer problem
on shutdown which occurs by an abrupt slamming shut of the check
valve.
We believe the abrupt slamming shut of the check valve is caused
by air trapped in the elevated pipeline rapidly expanding when
the pump shuts off. Although there is another air release valve
on the elevated piping, apparently it does not evacuate all the
excess air. This may be due to air collecting at higher points
in the elevated piping other than at the air release valve.
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May 3, 1982
To help solve the slamming problem, the trapped air must be
evacuated. To do this, we suggest providing chambers to collect
the air and evacuate it. The contractor, A & K Construction, has
given us a cost of $1,455.00 to furnish and install the addi-
tional piping necessary for the air chambers. We recommend the
City authorize the additional work as Change Order No. 2 to
resolve the problem.
The current financial status of the project is as follows:
Original Contract Amount
Change Order No. 1 (Net)
$103,458.00
840.00
TOTAL VALUE OF WORK
Certified to Date
$102,618.00
Change Order No. 2
+ 1,455.00
NEW CONTRACT AMOUNT
$104,073.00
The new contract amount will exceed the original contract amount
by $615.00.
If you have any questions, please contact us.
Respectfully,
ORR-SCHELEN-MAYERON
& ASSOCIATES, INC.
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James P. Norton, P.E.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF EQUIPMENT
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
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The City of Shorewood Minne~6t~ has 'the following materials
handling and constru~tion equrpment for sale:
Allis Chalmers HO-6 Loader
Schwiss Wood Splitter 'w/bad 'engine'
Rubber Tire Road Packer (parts only)
6' Rear blade for Cub Tractor (3 point)
1000 Gallon Water Tank
12 H.P. Simplicity Yard Tractor
1968 International Loadstar -1700 5 Yd Dump Truck
1974 F250 3/4 Ton Pickup -w/utility box
Interested persons may submit sealed bids for the purchase
of the above equipment to the City of Shorewood, 5755 Country
Club Road, Shorewood, Minnesota 55331, by May 19, 1982.
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Indicate on the sealed envelope "EQUIPMENT BID".
All sealed bids will be opened on May 21, 1982 at 11:00 A.M.
in the Shorewood City CouncJ.1Chambers.
The City of Shorewood reserves 'the right to reject any or
all offers.
FOR MORE INFORMATION PHONE 474-3236.
Dated: April 29, 1982
Sandra L. Kennelly, City Clerk
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SHOREWOOD C*
DOUG UHRHAMMER
May 21, 1982
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IN RE: BIDS ON CITY EQUIPMENT
As was indicated on the "Notice of Public Sale of Equipment" attached
to this memo, equipment bids were opened on Friday May, 21, 1982 at
11:00 A.M.
The City Council must approve the top offer for the purchase of the
equipment before the bidders are notified. 'The City has the right
to re1ectany or all'bids6nthee~tiip~ent.
Don Zdrazil and I have made recommendations on whether or not the
bids should be accepted or rejected.
The following bids were made on the equipment:
Bid
Allis ChalmersHD-6 Loader
1] Frank A. Fabio Tel. # 452-6254 =
2] Don Wiltsey " 218-692-3626 =
3] Tom Diethelm " 448-3589
4] Roger Rager " 472-3411
** Recommendation: Sell to highest bidder.
$ 3,170.00
2,050.00
1,800.00
1,800.00
Schwiss Wood Splitter
1] Fred C. Lee Tel. 938-2119 $ 340..00
2] Dennis Johnson 474-2893 310.10
3] Tom Diethelm 448-3589 250.00
4] Edmund Post
28050 Woodside Road - Excelsior 235.00
5] Bob Castellano 474-7979 130.00
6] Frank Fabio 452-6254 60.00
7] Barbara Thibault 474-7862 50.00
8] Howard Orn 472-1516 42.75
** Recommendation: Sell to highest bidder
Rubber Tire Road Packer (Parts Only)
No Bids
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May 21, 1982
6' Rear Blade for Cub Tractor
1] Howard Orn
2] Frank Fabio
Tel # 472-1516
452-6254
** Recommendation: Sell to highest bidder.
1000 Gallon Water Tank
No Bids
12 H~P~ Simplicity Yard Tractor
1] Allen Farrell
2] Frank Zabio
3] Fred Lee
4] Ken Segler
- Jordan, Mn.
Tel. # 452-6254
938-2119
474-7994
Bid
$ 52.50
35.00
$ 235.00
110.00
100.00
100.00
** Recommendation: Reject all bids.
The City invested $475.00 into this piece
of equipment in the last two years.
1968 International Loadster -Dumptruck
1] Tony Schreupp Tel. # 443-2529
2] Michael Wartman 475-9083
3] Frank Fabio 452-6254
4] Willard Backholm 425-1536
** Recommendation: Sell to highest bidder.
1974F250 e/4 Ton Ford Pickup
1] Frank Fabio
2] Jim Miller
** Recommendation:
Tel. # 452-6254
474-6370
Sell to highest bidder
$1,175.00
1,015.00
870.00
552.00
260.00
75.00
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MEMO: Park Commission Positions
TO: City Council Members
FROM: Kathy 'Vlest, Assistant
At their May 17, 1982 meeting, the Park Commission
voted by written ballot to recommend that the City
Council appoint the following individuals to the
Park Commission:
Launisse Cousins: term expires 12/31/84
(replacing Don Goettelman)
Marty Jakel: term expires 12/31/82
(replacing Bob Nygaard)
Please see the attached letters of introduction.
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Laun1sse T. Cousins
5955 Christmas Lake Road
Excelsior, ~1nnesota 55331
Shorewood City Council
5755 Country Club Read
Shorewood, Y.innesota 55331
Dear Council ~~mbers,
In response to a letter from Tad Shaw dated march 1,1982, I am
writing this brief biographical sketch of myself as part of the
application process to become a member of the Park Commission.
Y.y hus band ~nd I have recently mo'ved to Shorewood from Chanhassen
where we w~re residents for a total of nine years. John 1s employed
by'Pilneer.Ri~ and Wheel Co. of Minneapolis and we intend to make
our home in Shorewood a lifelon~ experience. We have three children-
Bill, 12, Brian,10, and Trisha,6,-all of whom are actively involved
in the local athletic programs. Both John and I are graduates of
Northwestern University where he majored in business and I received
a B.A. degree in Chemistry Educatipn. At the present time, I am not
employed outside the home. Howevar, I have held positions of
responsibility in volunteer organizations. 'Examples of these positions
are:
a) President of the local chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae
1976
b) House M~antenange Chairman Chi Corporation Board 1980-82
The Park Commission vacancy was brDught t. my attentiln by a
neighbor, Bob Fayfield, whl himself has served in a similar capacity
for the Chanhassen City Council. Myclncerns and basic areas If interest
are three fold:
a) Conservation of Dur natural resources ln Shlrewlod,i.e.,
preservatlen If the wlldllfe wetlands.
b)Improvement of the local athletic flelds and parks
c) Development If a lonr ranie plan fir clty parks which will
accomldate an ever increaslni number ot familles and senllr
cltizens whl, because If lur eClnemy, are flrced to live
in multlple famlly dwellinls rather than sinlle family hlmes.
I must confess a certain amount If ~gnlrance as tl the actual domain
ef the Park Commissiln. I am assuminc that the clmmission asts as an
advlslry clmm1ttee tl the plann1nc clmmlsslln and clty cluncll. Thls
wluld be a flrst venture into llcal 'pili tics fir me but one whlch I
think I wluld enjlY participatlng in. With the advent If the tWI pay-
check family, my experlence has been that 'lid vIlunteers are hard tl
flnd. I ask Ylu tl clnslder my applicatiln wlth the understandlnC
that I would fully intend tl beclme an active, participatln, me.ber
If the clmmisslon. I dln't volunteer unless I'm wlllinC t. wlrk. I
hope that my "slow" response tl Mr. Shaw's letter w1ll nit d1scoura,e
Ylu frlm makln, a plsltive resplnse. I have Inly recently received
wlrd that my' abe.v~ m~tilned pIsitiln Ir maintenance c airman has
been fllled fir 19t12-o>. Slncerely, ~ &CA.-.::I'L'
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