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CITY OF SHOREWOOD
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1989
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
5755 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD
7:30 P.M.
MINUTES
CALL TO ORDER
The Regular Council meeting of the Shorewood City Council was
called to order at 7:30 P.M., Monday, January 9, 1989, in the
Council Chambers by newly elected Mayor Haugen.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Mayor Haugen opened the Regular Council meeting with the Pledge
of Allegiance and a prayer.
OATH OF OFFICE
Clerk Kennelly administered the Oath of Office to the newly
elected Council, Mayor Haugen and Councilmembers Stover and Gagne.
APPOINTMENT TO COUNCIL VACANCY
RESOLUTION NO. 1-89
The Council interviewed six candidates for the vacancy on the
Council created by Haugen being elected to the Mayoral position.
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Haugen moved, seconded by Gagne to appoint Leonard V. Watten to the
remainder of Haugen's two year term on the Council. Motion
carried by Roll Call Vote - 4 ayes.
Clerk Kennelly administered the Oath of Office to Leonard V. Watten.
VACANCY ON PLANNING COMMISSION
The Council will be accepting applications for the Planning Commis-
sion vacancy created by the appointment of Leonard V. Watten to the
Council. Applications will be accepted until February 9, 1989.
ROLL CALL
Present:
Mayor Haugen, Councilmembers Stover, Gagne, Brancel
and Watten.
Staff:
Attorney Froberg, Engineer Norton, Administrator Vogt,
Planner Nielsen and Clerk Kennelly.
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APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Brancel moved, seconded by Gagne to approve the minutes of the
regular Council meeting of December 12, 1988 as written. Motion
carried - 4 ayes (Watten was not in attendance at that meeting).
Stover moved, seconded by Brancel to approve the minutes of the
Special meeting of December 19, 1988. Motion carried - 4 ayes.
1989 APPOINTMENTS
RESOLUTION NO. 2-99
A Resolution was submitted with the list of the 1989 appointments
omitting the auditor. Administrator Vogt has received six proposals
from auditing firms for services for 1989. He suggested that the
Council set a special meeting to review the proposals.
Gagne moved, seconded by Stover to adopt the Resolution of appoint-
ment for 1989 omitting the auditor. Motion carried - 5 ayes by
Roll Call Vote.
PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT
Stover stated that the Commission reviewed items 9, 10 and lIon
the Council agenda. She will report on their action as the Council
acts on the requests.
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The Council and Planning Commission will be holding a special joint
meeting on Tuesday, January 17, 1989 at 7:30 P.M.
CONSENT AGENDA
ACCEPTANCE OF UNDERGROUND IMPROVEMENTS:
Sweetwater at Near Mountain - 3rd
Addition
Resolution No.3-89
McKinley Place at Near Mountain -
4th Addition
Resolution No.4-89
McKinley Place at Near Mountain -
5th Addition
Resolution No.5-89
Engineer Norton recommended acceptance of the underground utilities,
sanitary sewer, watermain and storm sewer for Sweetwater 3rd
Addition and McKinley Place - 4th and 5th Additions.
1989 GARBAGE LICENSES
RESOLUTION NO.6-89
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Administrator Vogt recommended approval of granting Garbage
Haulers License for 1989 to: Chaska Sanitation, Gopher State
Trucking, Haugen's Hauling Sanitation, MJA Sanitation, R & W
Sanitation, Waste Management, Westonka Sanitation, Wood lake
Sanitary Service and Blackowiak & Son and Rueter, Inc.
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CONSENT AGENDA - Continue
Buildinq Inspector Appointment
Interviews were held by Planner Nielsen for the building
inspectors position. Staff has recommended the hiring of Joe
Pazandak to the position.
Appointment of Rink Attendants
A list of this season rink attendants was submitted for appoint-
ment. (Refer to Council packet of January 9, 1989)
Desiqnatinq Bonds Issued in 1986 As Tax Exempt Obliqations
It has been recommended by the Cities bonding counsel that due
to a newly adopted Tax Correction Act of the Congress, the Council
should ratify Resolution No. 165-88 adopted December 23, 1988,
designating the bonds issued as "qualified tax exempt obligations. "
Temporary Siqn Permit - 24365 Smithtown Road
A temporary 4 X 8 lighted billboard has been requested to
announce the grand opening of the new Youngsteadts/Fina Store.
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Gagne moved, seconded by Brance1 to approve the items on the
Consent Agenda including the Resolutions as needed. Motion
carried - 5 ayes by Roll Call Vote.
TRAPPING CODE AMENDMENT DISCUSSION
An amendment to the current Trapping Ordinance was submitted that
would provide for other than "live traps" to be used by licensed
trappers subject to conditions set by the Council.
Gerri Kuester of 19660 Waterford Place was present supporting the
trapping amendment. She has experienced a loss of $1,000.00 in
planted trees to the beavers. She introduced John Parker, Area
Wild Life Manager of the DNR and Steve Walter as representatives
for the DNR. Mr. Walter said the State does allow for trapping
during a regular season or a special permit can be obtained out of
season~ but the Shorewood City Ordinance prohibits the right to
trap. They discussed the various tra~s availabl~. Mr. Parker felt
that the conibar or leg trap properly set was safer for children
and domestic animals than the clam type live trap. Council asked
about relocation, Mr. Parker did not support transporting because
many of the animals die during transportation or die in their new
habitat -
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TRAPPING CODE AMENDMENT DISCUSSION - Continue
Jane Kline submitted new information on methods of control. She
also questioned whether all the damage, in fact, was being done
by beavers. Mr. Ocenacek of 5505 Waterford Circle has personally
seen the beavers cut down trees.
Mayor Haugen asked to table this matter in order to review the new
information submitted, and review at a special meeting to be set
for February 6th at 7:30 P.M. to hear all the pros and cons on this
subject.
COUNCIL BREAK - 8:20 P.M. to 8:32 P.M.
SET BACK VARIANCE RECONSIDERATION - YANIK - 4245 ENCHANTED LANE -
REQUEST FOR FINDINGS AND FACT ON DENIAL
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Attorney David Bush was present to represent Chester Yanik in his
request for reconsideration of a set back variance. He asked the
Council to consider a compromise that he felt would meet the needs
of the City and Mr. Yanik. Mayor Haugen explained to Mr. Yanik
that if the Council turned his request down as he submitted it, he
could not return with his request for six months. In the alternative,
the Council could vote on the Planning Commissions recommendation,
if Mr. Yanik agreed with that recommendation. Mr. Bush and Mr. Yanik
did not agree to the Planning Commissions recommendation and in-
sisted that the Council vote on their original request.
The Council discussed listening to Mr. Yanik's alternative plan.
They felt it would be defeating the Planning Commissions purpose
and the recommendations included in the minutes and that any alterna-
tive plan should have been submitted when Mr. Yanik was sent back to
the Planning Commission the second time because he submitted
additional information. They stated that the building permit clearly
stated that any building outside of the building area granted by
the variance would have to be removed.
Mr. Bush offered his compromise which would allow Mr. Yanik to keep
everything he has already built. He stated that the previous deck
and screen porch existed for eight years and this is a lesser
structure.
Gagne moved, seconded by Brancel to listen to Mr. Yanik's compromise.
Motion carried - 5 ayes.
Mr. Bush explained his compromise which would involve a "permanent"
variance allowing construction up to the 35' set back line and a
"temporary" variance for the structures existing in the 35' area up
to a 28' setback line. He stated that the "temporary" variance
would mean that anything covered by the temporary variance could not
be replaced if taken down or destroyed. This tempsrary variance
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SET BACK VARIANCE RECONSIDERATION - YANIK - 4245 ENCHANTED LANE -
REQUEST FOR FINDINGS AND FACT ON DENIAL - Continue
could be recorded with the deed and would prohibit replacement in
that seven foot area. Mr. Bush stated that Mr. Yanik and his
builder acted in good faith by building no closer than the previous
structure, they were not aware that the survey was not correct.
Council stated that the permit was issued for a 20 X 24 deck at a
35' set back, it did not include a deck or gazebo. Stover feels
there is sufficient documentation to establish hardship for a
variance to 35' only.
Council then reviewed an alternative set of plans submitted by Mr.
Yanik that would require 4' of the deck and 3' into the gazebo to
be removed, which would require a variance for the deck to a 32'
set back. The gazebo is considered a structure and that would re-
quire a 50' set back.
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Gagne offered a motion to allow the deck to remain upto a 32' set
back and allow the gazebo to remain, seconded by Brancel, this
would be a temporary variance to a 32' setback and permanent
variance of 35'. Stover reminded the Council that the permit did
state that the owner would remove, at his expense, any portion that
is not within the variance granted. Attorney Froberg reviewed the
criteria to be considered in granting variances. Motion failed -
2 ayes (Gagne and Brancel) - 3 nayes.
Watten moved, seconded by Stover to direct the Attorney to prepare
and return with findings of fact. Motion carried - 5 ayes.
SET BACK VARIANCE-4285 ENCHANTED LANE
RESOLUTION NO.7-89
Mr. Morgan amended his variances request by eliminating the pools
and waterfalls. The applicant will submit new drawings and has
agreed to the Planners recommendation to have his attorney draft
a protective covenant limiting new construction on the site as
shown on the attached sketch.
Stover moved, seconded by Watten to grant a protective to 35' on the
lake shore side to expand a deck to include the restructure covenant
limiting construction as shown on the attached sketch. Motion
carried - 5 ayes by Roll Call Vote.
Mr. Morgan's second variance request is for a 5' variance on the
side yard line to expand his deck over an area that is unusable due
to topography. He had discussed obtaining additional property from
his neighbor if needed.
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Watten moved, seconded by Gagne to grant the side yard variance with-
out additional land acquisition due to the unique topography. Motion
carried - 5 ayes by Roll Call Vote.
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FENCE HEIGHT VARIANCE-26000 SHOREWOOD OAKS DRIVE AND 26045 OAK
LEAF TRAILS - FINDINGS OF FACT
Mike Pflaum of Lundgren Bros. Construction was present to request
a variance to allow a 6' fence to extend 50' to the East and 35'
to the West of the entrance of Shorewood Oaks subdivision off of
State Highway 7. He is representing the owners in that request
due to the nuisance of noise and lights due to the traffic on
Highway 7.
Gagne questions the responsibility for maintaining the fence. Mike
Pflaum stated that the owners would be responsible. Gagne stated
that they could be used to provide the required screening so there
was no hardship. Watten was concerned that the fence could create
a tunnel effect along the Highway.
Mayor Haugen moved, seconded by Brancel to grant the variance in
accordance with the Planners recommendation in landscape plans,
dated December 31, 1988. Motion failed - 3 ayes to 2 nays (Watten
and Gagne)
Mayor Haugen moved, seconded to have the Attorney prepare findings
of fact and return to the Council. Motion carried - 4 ayes to 1
nay (Brancel)
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COMPLAINT - LAKE ACCESS OVER PRIVATE PROPERTY - HOWARDS POINT ROAD
A letter was received from the property owner being next to the
area currently being used as access to Lake Minnetonka. Mayor
Haugen spoke to the owner of the property, Neil Spaulding, he will
be putting up no trespassing signs and notifying the police to
patrol.
STAFF REPORTS
Attorneys Report
Lake Minnetonka Cable Communications Resolution No.8-89
Commission Amendment to Joint Powers
Agreement
Attorney Froberg reviewed the changes to the Joint Power Agree-
ment for the Cable Commission. The changes were in regarding
to voting/quorum - numbers present to conduct business and vote.
Brancel moved, seconded by Gagne to adopt the Resolution amend-
ment to the agreement as submitted. Motion carried - 5 ayes by
Roll Call Vote.
Litiqation
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Attorney Froberg would like to hold an executive session to dis-
cuss the Christesen litigation following the adjournment of this
Council meeting.
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STAFF REPORTS - Continue
Engineers Report
Purchase of Easement from Y.E.S.
Engineer Norton received a request from Y.E.S. Properties
Partnership to take over ownership and maintenance of an ease-
ment containing a watermain that was installed in late 1988.
The cost for this easement is $32,598. Engineer Norton has re-
viewed the cost and recommends payment for the easement contain-
ing the watermain with a one year warranty from January 9, 1989.
The developer will resubmit a new plat with the easements located
and described.
Gagne moved, seconded by Watten to authorize payment in the
amount of $32,598.00 to Y.E.S. for the easements containing the
watermain subject to a one year warranty. Motion carried -
5 ayes.
Signal Communication - S.E. Area Water Tower/Pump House
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Engineer Norton stated that there will be a change in the trans-
mitting equipment for the S.E. Area Water Tower and Pump House.
Due to the need for a clear site line for the use of radio
transceivers, we will be installing a lease telephone line system
instead. We will proceed with our application for a FCC permit
for use in other pumphouse locations. Cost savings is $10,000.
Shady Island Bridge - Status Report
The shims have been installed on the East end of Shady Island
Bridge. Hennepin County has revaluated the bridge and has given
permission to remove the weight restriction sign, the legal
limits are allowable now.
Planners Report
1988 Construction Report Summary
Planner Nielsen submitted a report of building activity and
valuation over the past six years. He commented on Shorewood's
average single family homes in 1988 was $185,434.00 compared
with the Twin Cities average of $132,000.
LMCD
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Planner Nielsen attended a subcommittee meeting discussion for
common zoning on Lake Minnetonka. They discussed using a common
denominator between City Ordinances and making allowances for less
restrictive Cities. They discussed construction of boat houses or
any other structures other than docks in the shoreline set back
areas. General consensus is in favor of permitting docks only.
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STAFF REPORTS- Continue
Administrative Reports
Council Meeting Cable Telecasting
Cable telecasts of the Shorewood Council meetings will be at
7:30 P.M. on Wednesday following the Monday meetings.
Set Special Meeting and Executive Session
A special meeting is needed to discuss union negotiations,
comparable worth and review of audit proposals.
Gagne moved, seconded by Stover to set the special meeting for
Wednesday, January 18, 1989 at 7:30 P.M. Motion carried-S ayes.
Joint Planning Commission and Council meeting will be held on
Tuesday, January 17, 1989 at 7:30 P.M.
Equipment Bidding
Request for bids have gone out for a one-ton four wheel drive
truck and a road sweeper. Bids to be opened on Friday, January 20,
1989 at City Hall.
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Hiring Status
Interviews are being held for the Senior Accounting position.
A recommendation will be made by the end of the week.
Administrators Letter of Resignation
Administrator Vogt read his letter of resignation effective
February 8, 1989. He has taken the position of City Adminis-
trator in Brainerd.
Gagne moved, seconded by Brancel to accept his letter of resig-
nation. Motion carried - S ayes.
Mayor Haugen stated the City has benefited from his time with
the City and wished him well.
Council discussed what hiring procedures should be taken.
Stover moved, seconded by Gagne to advertise the vacancy for two
weeks and if qualified applicants are not found the City will
contract with a search firm at a cost not to exceed one third of
the salary. Motion carried - S ayes.
COUNCIL REPORTS
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League of Women Voters will be holding a meeting at 7:30 P.M.,
Thursday, January 12, 1989 at City Hall.
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COUNCIL REPORTS-Continue
Brance1 reminded the Council of a proposed meeting time limit to
10:00 P.M. due to the cable taping. She also suggested using
over head diagrams on planning issues for better understanding of
said issues.
APPROVAL OF CLAIMS AND ADJOURNMENT
Gagne moved, seconded by Stover to adjourn the regular meeting of
January 9, 1989 at 11:05 P.M. subject to approval of claims for
payment and an executive session on litigation. Motion carried -
5 ayes.
GENERAL & LIQUOR FUNDS - ACCT. NO. 00-00166-02
General Liquor
Checks # 1504-1594 $ 128,118.95 $ 46,430.37
Payroll Checklist:
Checks # 202678-202719 $ 10,821.41 $ 2,919.50
TOTAL $ 138,940.36 $ 49,349.87
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RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
Sandra L. Kennelly
City Clerk
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GENERAL & LIQUOR FUNVS--BILLS PAIV SINCE JANUARY 3, 1989
CHECK NO. TO WHOM PAW PURPOSE AMOUNT
1504 (G) U. S. Po.6tmMtVL PO.6tage. $ 750.00
1505 (G) UvUve.n..oUy On Minne..6ota Se.minaJt/PJLote.mve. I n.ope.mon.o 90.00
1506 Void
1507 (G) H. L. John.oon Company Con.otJLumon Pmt. #3 & Final 11,504.00
Se.al Coating-PJLoje.ct 88-1
1508 ( L) Midwe..6t Coca-Cola Bottting Pop PUJLcha.6e..6 518.30
1509 ( L) Vay Vi.6tJLibuting Co. Mi.6c. & Be.VL PUJLcha.6e..6 1,998.69
1510 ( L) Ea.6t Side. Be.vVLage. Co. B e.VL PUJLchM e..6 8,181.15
1511 ( L) F JLank.'.6 T JLucung LiquOJL & Wine. PUJLchM e..6 189.00
1512 ( L) GlLigg.6, COOpVL & Co. LiquOJL & Wine. PUJLcha.6 e..6 1,132.03
1513 ( L) John.oon BJLo.6. LiquOJL Co. Wine. PUJLchM e..6 909.27
1514 ( L) MaJtk. VII Vi.6tJLibutOM, Inc. B e.VL P UJLcha.6 e..6 6,950.40
1515 ( L) N oJLth staJt Ice. Mi.6 c. PUJLchM e..6 95.50
1516 ( L) NoJLthVLn state..6 POWVL U-uu:v..e..6 201.72
1517 ( L) PaU.6w & Son.o Wine. PUJLcha.6 e..6 97.28
1518 (L) Ed Ph.il.L[p.6 & Son.o Co. Wine. PUJLchM e..6 536.49
1519 ( L) QuatUy Wine. & Sp~ Co. Wine. PUJLcha.6 e..6 1,083.42
1520 ( L) Ryan PJLOPVLt,[e..6, Inc. JanuaJty 1989 Re.nt 1,922.58
1521 ( L) SW SubUJLban Pubw hing AdvVLiliing 550.30
1522 ( L) ThoJLpe. Vi.6tJLibuting Co. B e.VL PUJLcha.6 e.6 8,38Z.25
. 1523 ( L) We.e.k1.y N W.6, Inc. AdvVLiliing 444.00
1524 Void
1525 (G) The. Bank. Exce.l.6ioJL FEV & FICA-PayJLoli 12/20/88 199.04
1526 (G&L) The. Bank. Exce.l.6ioJL FEV & FICA-PaYJLoli 1/4/89 4,091.95
1527 (G) A T & T U-uu:v..e..6 - P ubUc W OJLk..6 22.73
1528 (G) A T & T U-uu:v"e..6-CUy Halt 5.32
1529 (G) Ame.JLican Line.n Supply Co. LaundJLy-CUy Halt & GaJtage. 289.92
1530 (G) Ame.JLiVata PlLintVL Ribbon.o 110.07
1531 (G) A.6.6oC. on Me.tJLopotUan Ye.aJLty M e.mb e.n..o hip VUe..6 1,148.00
MuvUup~e..6
1532 (G) BJLaun Engine.e.JLing Te..6ting Shady I.6land BlLidge. SummaJty 426.15
1533 (G) BJLowvUng-F ~ I ndU.6tJLie..6 C h e.mical T oUm - P aJt k..6 21.42
1534 (G) C. H. CaJtpe.ntVL LumbVL LumbVL-P. C. 1. 40.33
1535 (G) ChanhM.6e.n Lawn & SpoJLt.6 Chun Saw Pa!Lt.6-PubUc WOJLk..6 103.20
1536 (G) CUy on Ve.e.phave.n Stiping nOJL 1988 424.52
1537 (G) CUy On Exce.l.6ioJL l.6t Q uaJLtVL F iJL e. Co ntJLact 16,738.75
1538 (G) CUy on Mound l.6t QuaJLtVL FiJLe. ContJLact 1,377.25
1539 (G) V.R. COpiVL SVLvice., Inc. QuaJLtVLty ContJLact BilUng 30.00
1540 (G) FJLobVLg & Pe.nbe.JLthy, P.A. AttoJLne.y F e.e..6 n OJL Ve.c. 1988 6,306.70
1541 (G) Ge.nVLal CommuvUeation.o, Inc. Re.pw 2 RadiO.6-PubUc WOJLk..6 152.30
1542 (G) GOVVLnme.nt Finance. Onnice.n..o Sub.6eJLiption-Finance. 55.00
A.6.6oc.
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CHECK NO. TO WHOM PAIV
GENERAL & LIQUOR FUNVS--BILLS PAIV SINCE JANUARY 3, 1989
PURPOSE
AMOUNT
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1543 (G)
1544 (G)
1545 (G)
1546 (G)
1547 (G)
1548 (G)
1549 (G)
1550 (G)
1551 (G)
1552 (G)
1553 (G)
1554 (G)
1555 (G)
1556 (G)
1557 (G)
1558 (G)
1559 (G)
1560 (G&L)
1561 (G)
1562 (G)
1563 (G)
1564 (G)
1565 (G)
1566 (G)
1567 (G)
1568 (G)
1569 (G)
1570 (G)
1571 (G&L)
1572 (G)
1573 (G)
1574 (G)
1575 (G&L)
1576 (G)
1577 (G)
1578 (G&L)
1579 (G)
1580 (L)
1581 (L)
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Hennepbl. Coun-ty Tnea.ouJLVt
Hennepin Coun-ty Tnea.ouJLVt
Hennepin Coun-ty Tnea.ouJLVt
HR Managemen-t
KAR Pnoduw
SanMa K enneLey
Lake Mtka. ConoVtvation V.-U,t.
Long Lake Fond Tnae.ton, Inc.
H. C. MayVt & Sono, Inc.
MedCen-tvu. Heatth CaJte, Inc.
MetJtopotitan Wa.ote ContJtol
Midwut Animal SVtvicu, Inc.
MN GovVtnmen-t Finance
OHicvu. A.6.6n.
MN City Managemen-t A.6.6oc.
MN StJteet SupVtin-tendent.6
A.6.6oc.
Munitech, Inc.
NoJtthVtn statu PoWVt
Phy.6iciano Heatth Plan
Judy Quaa.o
South Lake Minnetonka
PubUc San ety VepaJttmen-t
U S Wut CommuMcationo
WatVt Pnoduw Company
MetJtopotitan Wa.ote ContJtol
PubUc Employeu RetiJtemen-t
City Coun-ty Cnedd UMon
AFSCME Local #224
Child SuppoJtt Ennoncemen-t
ICMA RetiJtemen-t Conp.
Comm'-u'.6ionVt On Revenue
National CamVta Exchange
State On Minnuota Tnea.ouJLVt
Comm'-u'.6ionVt On Revenue
PubUc Employeu RetiJtemen-t
PubUc Employeu RetiJtemen-t
ConotJtumon BOOR..6tone
Minnu ota Mutual Lin e
Petty Ca.oh
Bettboy Conponation
Vay V.-U,tJtibuting Co.
Coun-ty ChaJtge non Speual $
A.6.6 U.6ment.6
PwonVt Expenoe non Nov. 1988
PO.6tal VVtinicationo
CompaJtable WoJtth Study
M'-u'c. PaJtt.6-PubUc WonR..6
Final Mileage non 1988
ShaJte on 1989 Budget
PaJtt.6-PubUc WonR..6
Viud Fud-PubUc WonR..6
Employeu Heatth lnouJLance
non Jan. 1989 & 1988 AdjU.6tmen-t
JanuaJty 1989 SewVt SVtvice Chg.6.
VecembVt 1988 Animal ContJtol
1989 Membvu.hip Renewal-Finance
1989 Membvu.hip Renewal-Admin.
1989 Membvu.hip-PubUc WonR..6
JanuaJty 1989 WatVt & SewVt Main-t.
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JanuaJty 1989 Employee Heatth lno.
CleaMng & SuppUu-City Hall
J anuaJty 19 89 Budg et
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PaJtt.6 -WatVt Vept.
VecembVt 1988 SAC ChaJtgu
Additio nal Lin e I no uJLance
Cnedd UMon-Paynoll 1/4/89
UMon Vuu-Paynoll 1/4/89
Child SuppoJtt-Paynoll 1/4/89
ICMA-Paynoll 1/4/89
State Tax-Paynoll 1/4/89
SUde Pno j ee.ton-Pnot. lnopemono
Building PVtmit SuJLchaJtge RepoJtt
State Tax-AdjU.6tment 1988
PERA-Paynoll 1/4/89
PERA-AdjU.6tmen-t 1988
Book-Pnotemve lnopemono
Jan.'89 Acuden-t & Sicknu.6 lno.
M.-U, c. SuppUu
Liquon PuJLcha.o u
B eVt & M.-U, c. PuJLcha.o u
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63.45
72.00
41.10
420.00
136.34
20.46
8,913.00
10.76
463. 12
1,323.30
21,841.07
541.58
10.00
35.00
20.00
4,917.00
804.16
3,120.00
274.23
29,190.99
169.63
36.83
5,989.50
18.00
37.00
97.20
145.00
320.00
727 .99
375.75
3,486.33
27.61
1,230.14
69.96
172.45
104.40
36.95
1 , 691 . 64
2,340.64
. GENERAL & LIQUOR FUNVS--BILLS PAIV SINCE JANUARY 3, 1989
CHECK NO. TO WHOM PAW PURPOSE AMOUNT
1582 ( L) F Jtank.'.6 T Jtuc.fU.ng LiquoJt & Wine PuJtc.ha.6 e..6 $ 374.40
1583 ( L) G & K Se.Jtvic.e..6 LaundJty 61.80
1584 ( L) Gftigg.6, Coope.Jt & Co. LiquoJt & Wine PuJtc.ha.6 e..6 1,904.66
1585 ( L) J 0 hl1.6 0 n BJto.6. LiquoJt Co. LiquoJt & Wine PuJtc.ha.6 e..6 2,453.50
1586 ( L) Minne..6ota Vic.toftia OU Co. Fuel OU 123.12
1587 ( L) Pep.6i-Coia Co. Pop puJtc.ha.6 e..6 196. 10
1588 ( L) Ed P hillip.6 & So 11.6 LiquoJt & Wine PuJtc.ha.6 e..6 406.69
1589 ( L) PogJteba Vi.6tJtibuting, Inc.. B ee.Jt & Mi.6 c.. PuJtc.ha.6 e..6 2,184.20
1590 ( L) QuaLLty Wine & SpiJtU.6 Co. Wine PuJtc.ha.6 e..6 233.84
1591 ( L) Royal CJtown Beve.Jtage Co. Pop P uJtc.ha.6 e..6 177.40
1592 Void
1593 (G) Sel1.6ibie Land U.6e Coatition SeminaJt-Pianning & Zoning 30.00
1594 ( L) Wa.6te Management-Savage Wa.6te Removal 30.00
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Total Gene.Jtal
Total LiquoJt
128,118.95
46,430.37
TOTAL
174,549.32
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. GENERAL & LIQUOR FUNVS--BILLS PAIV SINCE JANUARY 3, 1989
CHECK NO. TO WHOM PAW PURPOSE AMOUNT
'2.0'2.678 Vo-id $
'2.0'2.679 V o-id
'2.0'2.680 Vo-id
'2.0'2.681 (G) Kwti S-tOVVL Counw 150.00
'2.0'2.68'2. (G) Van-iel J. Vog-t 80 Reg. HoW1...6 1,187.93
'2.0'2.683 (G) SanclJta L. K enneUy 80 Reg. HoW1...6 747.0'2.
'2.0'2.684 (G) SUlJan A. N-ic.c.wn 80 Reg. HoW1...6 476.50
'2.0'2.685 (G) Anne P. LM-tVL 151.50 Reg. HoW1...6 471 . 44
'2.0'2.686 (G) Alan J. Rolek 80 Reg. HoW1...6 813.75
'2.0'2.687 (G) B~adley J. N-iet6en 80 Reg. HoW1...6 855.33
'2.0'2.688 (G) P~ua R. HelgelJen 80 Reg. HoW1...6 640.3'2.
'2.0'2.689 (G) B~adley J. N-iet6en Mo-to~ Verude 1'2.5.37
'2.0'2.690 (G) ChMlelJ S. Vav.u. 147 Reg. HoW1...6 467.13
'2.0'2.691 (G) Venn.u. V. Johnoon 4 O. T. H OW1...6 46.08
'2.0'2.69'2. (G) Van-iel J. Randall 91.50 Reg. HoW1...6 760. 13
'2.0'2.693 (G) H oWMd V. S-tMk 86 Reg. HoW1...6 598.46
'2.0'2.694 (G) Ralph A. Wehle 89 Reg. HoW1...6 596.60
'2.0'2.695 (G) V 0 nald E. Z clJtazu 80 Reg. HoW1...6 85'2..'2.5
'2.0'2.696 (G) Jo/.:,eph P. Lugow/.:,u 90.50 Reg. HoW1...6 735.45
'2.0'2.697 (G) MM-tey Jakel 78 Reg. HoW1...6 357.68
. '2.0'2.698 (G) BMan Jakel 15 Reg. HoW1...6 81.30
'2.0'2.699 (G) Vonald R. Ab~elJc.h 81.50 Reg. HoW1...6 356.45
'2.0'2.700 (G) Sc.oU S. HMuno 5.50 Reg. HoW1...6 '2.7. 10
'2.0'2.701 (L) ChW-tophe Sc.hm-id 61.50 Reg. HoW1...6 '2.31.55
'2.0'2.70'2. ( L) John F. Thomp/':'on '2.3.50 Reg. HoW1...6 117.39
'2.0'2.703 ( L) M-ic.hael J. Koebenoky 38 Reg. HoW1...6 17'2..33
'2.0'2.704 (L) B~an V. Jakel 38.50 Reg. HoW1...6 174.'2.7
'2.0'2.705 ( L) MM-tey W. Jakel '2..50 Reg. HoW1...6 1'2..3'2.
'2.0'2.706 ( L) John F. JoJ.:,epMon '2.1.50 Reg. HoW1...6 104.64
'2.0'2.707 ( L) W~am F. Jo/':'epMon 80 Reg. HoW1...6 57'2..75
'2.0'2.708 (L) SUlJan M. LM-tVLnVL 36 Reg. HoW1...6 156.'2.0
'2.0'2.709 ( L) ChW-tophe J. MeyVL 4 Reg. HoW1...6 19.71
'2.0'2.710 ( L) Vean H. Young 80 Reg. HoW1...6 5'2.'2..68
'2.0'2.711 (L) Sc.oU B. Bennyho66 '2.6 Reg. HoW1...6 119.15
'2.0'2.71 '2. ( L) Sc.oU M. BaJL.ti.eU 30.50 Reg. HoW1...6 143.'2.5
'2.0'2.713 ( L) JamelJ A. Shelledy '2..50 Reg. HoW1...6 1'2..3'2.
'2.0'2.714 ( L) Vav -id A. P e-tVLJ.:, 0 n 34 Reg. HoW1...6 140.67
'2.0'2.715 ( L) Van-iel V. HaMken 40.50 Reg. HoW1...6 18'2..0'2.
'2.0'2.716 ( L) WdUam F. RhodelJ 55 Reg. H oW1...6 '2.38.'2.5
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GENERAL & LIQUOR FUNOS--BILLS PAlO SINCE JANUARY 3, 1989
CHECK NO. TO WHOM PAlO
PURPOSE
$
177.30
147.8Z
150.00
ZOZ717 (G) Janice M. Haugen
ZOZ718 (G) Banbana J. B~ancet
ZOZ719 (G) Rob~ L. Gagne, J~.
Mayo~
Council..
Council..
T o.:tal Gen~al
T o.:tal L..[quo~
TOTAL
To.:tal Gen~al
T o.:tal L..[quo~
TOTAL
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.~ ""
Approved by
Shorewnod Village CO~1).cil
AMOUNT $
t ,
DATE~~ .::: :.- -
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~'ffi.'"
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AMOUNT
70,8Z7.47
Z,979.50
13,740.97
738,940.36
49,349.87
788,Z90.Z3