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VILLAGE OF CHANHASSEN
CARVER AND HENNEPIN COUNTIES, MINNESOTA
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE INSTALLATION, CONSTRUCTION, ALTERATION,
EXTENSION, REPAIR, OPERATION A ND MAINTENANCE OF INDIVIDUAL DOMESTIC
WATER SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS; REQUIRING PERMITS FOR AND
LICENSING OF PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE CONSTRUCTION THEREOF; PROVIDING
FOR INSPECTION; AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES.
THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF CHANHASSEN ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. DEFINITIONS:
The following definitions shall apply in the interpretation
and enforcement of this ordinance:
1.01 An Individual Domestic Water Supply System shall include
the well, pump and pressure tank for the purpose of serving a residential structure
consisting of not more than four dwelling units.
1.02 Well -Driller means any person, firm or corporation who is
qualified to conduct the business of well drilling, including the planning, superin-
tending and construction of wells and casings and the making of repairs and re-
placements to existing systems.
1.03 Well shall mean a vertical hole or shaft sunk into the earth
to tap an underground water supply.
SECTION 2. INDIVIDUAL WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS:
2.01 Licensing.
(a) No person, firm or corporation shall engage in the
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business of installing, constructing or repairing domestic individual
water supply systems within the Village without first obtaining a
license to carry on such occupation from the Village Council and
processing and filing with the Village Clerk a corporate surety bond
and evidence of public liability insurance in the amounts and upon
the terms hereinafter set forth:
(i) Said corporate surety bond shall be in the
amount of $2 , 000. 00 , shall be in favor of the Village
and the public, and shall be conditioned upon the
faithful performance of contracts and compliance with
the terms of the within ordinance. Said bond shall be
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subject to the approval of the Village.
(ii) Said public liability insurance for bodily
injury liability coverage shall be in the amount of not
less than $25,000.00 for each person and not less than
$50,000.00 coverage for each accident, and not less
than $25,000.00 coverage for property damage liability,
and shall specifically provide for the payment by the
insurance company on behalf of the insured of all sums
which the insured shall become obligated to pay by reason
of liability imposed upon the insured by law for injuries,
including death, or damages to person or property.
• Such liability insurance policy shall further provide
that no cancellation for any cause shall be made either by the
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insured or the insurance company without first
giving ten days written notice to the Village of
intention to cancel the same. All such insurance
policies shall be maintained throughout the life
of the license and shall be evidenced by carrier's
certificates filed with the Village Clerk.
(b) A license shall be issued only to those applicants who
shall satisfactorily demonstrate to the Village Council a knowledge of
adequate methods and techniques used in the installation, construction
and repair of wells and water supply systems.
(c) Before any license issued under the provisions of
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this section may be revoked or its renewal refused, the licensee shall
be given a hearing to show cause why such license should not be re-
voked or refused. Ten days notice in writing of the time, place and
purpose of such hearing shall be given. The annual license fee shall
be $10.00. Application for such license shall be made annually
on a form furnished by the Council.
2.02 Permits.
(a) No person, firm or corporation shall install, alter,
or replace any individual water supply system in the municipality with-
out first obtaining a permit therefor from the Village for the specific
installation, alteration or replacement. At the time of applying for
• said permit, the applicant shall pay such license fee as shall be
established annually by resolution of the Village Council. Such
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(b) Applications for permits shall be made in writing upon
printed blanks or forms furnished by the Village and shall be signed by the applicant.
(c) Where work for which a permit is required by this
section is started prior to obtaining said permit, the fees above specified shall be
doubled, but the payment of such double fee shall not relieve any person, firm or
corporation from fully complying with the requirements of this section in execution
of the work nor from any other penalties prescribed herein.
2.03 Administration. The Council shall assign responsibility for
administration of this section to a qualified inspector.
2.04 Construction Requirements.
• (a) The installation of all individual domestic water
supply systems subsequent to the adoption of this ordinance and all alterations re-
quiring a new well casing or replacement of individual domestic water supply systems
irrespective of the date of original installation shall be regulated by this ordinance.
(b) Each well shall be so located so as to be free from
contamination by any existing sewage disposal system, and shall be free from
flooding. No well shall be located closer than two (2) feet in horizontal projection
to the outside wall or any over -hanging parts of a building or structure, nor closer
than ten (10) feet in a horizontal dimension to an overhead electric power line. No
well shall be located closer than twenty (20) feet to a property line.
(c) No well or suction line from a well shall be located
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Any part of a sewage disposal system ......
50 feet
(2)
Any cesspool or soil absorption field ......
75 feet
(3)
Underground building sewer or building
drain lines when constructed or extra -
heavy cast iron pipe with air tested
water tight joints ........................
10 feet
(4)
Underground building sewer or building
drain lines when constructed of other
materials than extra heavy cast iron pipe ...
50 feet
The well -driller shall be responsible for observance
of this sub -section (c) only if the sewage disposal system, underground building
sewer or building drain lines are installed prior to the drilling of the well.
(d) Workmanship shall meet Village approved engineering
standards. Any split or break in the well casing shall be prima facie evidence of
failure to meet such approved engineering standards.
• (e) No dug wells shall be permitted.
(f) Minimum depth of a well shall be 75 feet.
(g) Minimum well size shall be 3 inches inside diameter
where there are 2-1/2 bathrooms or less, and 4 inches inside diameter where there
are more than 2-1/2 bathrooms.
(h) Casings.. All drilled wells constructed in geological
formations of sand, gravel, or other formations susceptible to caving, extending the
full depth of the well shall have a permanent casing installed to a depth which shall
be governed by the pumping level. All well casings shall be new, prime black
pipe, reamed and drifted, bearing the mill label. If the pipe is threaded and coupled,
the couplings shall be of heavy drive type which, when properly made up, will
• completely bury the pipe threads. If the pipe is to be welded in place, it shall have
a 30 degree factory bevel for welding. All welding of well casing must be performed
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by a welder qualified under the American Welding Society's Qualifications Procedure
or other similar tests.
(i) The following table shall be minimum acceptable weight
and wall thicknesses for well casing and suction pipe casings:
. 6" 19.18 .280 6.625 6.065 4 1/8" 7.358
(j) The first length of pipe must be equipped with a standard
pattern forged steel drive shoe, securely attached.
(k) A screen shall extend beyond the end of the casing in
wells finished in sand or gravel. The screen shall be #304 stainless steel or Everdur
wire with a minimum outside diameter of not less than 3-3/4 inches and a minimum
length of not less than 5'0" or equivalent length using 2-3/8" outside diameter screen.
(1) Grouting Casing. An oversize drill hole shall extend
to a depth of at least 20 feet to permit placement of a cement grout seal around the
well casing to that depth. Temporary casing at least 2 -inches in diameter larger than
the permanent casing shall be used for the oversize drillhole if the well is drilled by
• the cable -tool method. Temporary casing shall be pulled as grout is placed.
An open hole at least 3 inches in diameter larger than
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Wt. in lbs.
Pipe Diameter
per ft. incl,
in inches
Couplings
External
Nominal
thread and
Thickness
length in
Diameter
Size
couplings
in inches
External
Internal
inches
in inches
3"
7.62
.216
3.432
3.000
3 1/8"
3.448
3-1/2"
9.20
.226
4.000
3.548
3 5/8"
4.591
4"
10.89
.237
4.500
4.026
3 5/8"
5.091
5"
14.81
.258
5.563
5.047
4 1/8"
6.296
. 6" 19.18 .280 6.625 6.065 4 1/8" 7.358
(j) The first length of pipe must be equipped with a standard
pattern forged steel drive shoe, securely attached.
(k) A screen shall extend beyond the end of the casing in
wells finished in sand or gravel. The screen shall be #304 stainless steel or Everdur
wire with a minimum outside diameter of not less than 3-3/4 inches and a minimum
length of not less than 5'0" or equivalent length using 2-3/8" outside diameter screen.
(1) Grouting Casing. An oversize drill hole shall extend
to a depth of at least 20 feet to permit placement of a cement grout seal around the
well casing to that depth. Temporary casing at least 2 -inches in diameter larger than
the permanent casing shall be used for the oversize drillhole if the well is drilled by
• the cable -tool method. Temporary casing shall be pulled as grout is placed.
An open hole at least 3 inches in diameter larger than
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the outside diameter of the casing pipe shall be provided if temporary casing in the
oversize hole is not needed, as in drilling by the rotary method. When the permanent
casing is fixed in its final position, the space around it in the oversize drillhole
shall be grouted by adding cement slurry from the bottom of the area to be grouted
upward in one continuous operation. Grouting shall be carried to the ground surface
or to the level at which the pitless adaptor may be attached to the casing.
Grout shall be a mixture of Portland cement and water
with not more than 6 gallons of water per 94-1b. sack of cement.
When wells are constructed with inner and outer perma-
nent casings, the outer casing shall be grouted to a depth of at least 20 feet in
accordance with the foregoing requirements. The space between the casings shall be
• filled with cement grout or clay slurry or shall be closed water -tight by other means.
During the drilling a chlorine residual of 2 5 p. p.m.
shall be maintained in the well at all times.
(m) Pump Discharge, Pitless Unit. If the well is con-
structed without a well pit, the well driller shall furnish and install a sanitary under-
ground discharge screwed or welded to the well casing with a minimum of 5 feet 6 inch
bury from finished grade to the center of the discharge opening. The inside diameter
of the pitless stand pipe shall be larger than the inside diameter of the well casing
unless the seal is recessed into the discharge so as to cause no restriction in the
casing. The stand pipe must be 8 inches above the finished grade. The discharge
piping from the pitless unit to the pressure tank shall be Type K copper pipe, and
• shall have a diameter equivalent to the pump drop pipe. The submersible cable from
the pitless unit into the basement or building shall be run in rigid conduit or an
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approved Underwriters Laboratory trench lay wire and the conduit or trench lay wire
shall be buried a minimum of 5 feet 6 inches below the surface of the ground. All
fittings used in connection with the copper discharge piping underground shall be
of a flare type. The top of the pitless unit shall be equipped with a well vent.
(n) No well shall be installed in a pit below the surface
of the ground unless such well pit is in an alcove opening directly into the main
basement area of the building being served by the well.
(o) (1) The top of the well shall be equipped with an
approved sanitary well seal that is extended at least 12 inches above the lowest
part of the basement floor and 6 inches above the floor directly adjacent to the well.
(2) The well pit floor shall be at least 6 inches above
the basement floor and sloped to the drain away from the well casing.
(p) No pump shall hereafter be installed which uses the
well casing for a vacuum line purpose, nor shall any pump be installed having a
buried horizontal suction pipe between the building and any below -surface pitless
well, except where the suction pipe is encased in pressure pipe so constructed to
maintain a minimum pressure of twenty (20) pounds per square inch.
(q) Hydro -pneumatic Pressure Tank Specifications_
1. Minimum size of 42 gallons or 5% of pump
hourly capacity, whichever is larger.
2. The following accessories shall be installed;
(i) A square head valve shall be installed
on the inlet side of tank and a 3/4"
• stop and waste valve shall be installed
on the house side of tank.
(ii) Hose bib -cock at lowest opening on
pressure tank.
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(iii) Ground joint union or dresser coupling in
discharge line from well to pressure tank
on well side of isolation valve.
(iv) Check valve on discharge line between
pump and pressure tank on tank side of
union or dresser coupling.
(v) Automatic air re -charge system or air.
saver type tank.
2.05 Community and Non -Residential Systems. Community and
non-residential water systems or wells supplying 3 or more residences shall be per-
mitted only after plans have been approved by the Village Council.
2.06 Test Pumping Requirements. Each private water supply
system shall produce a minimum of 1000 gallons of water per hour for a period of
at least 3 hours of test pumping without an appreciable drop in the static level.
For residences which have, or are to have, more than 2-1/2 bathrooms, the
minimum well size shall be 4", which well shall test pump for 3 hours at not less
than 1,200 gallons per hour with no appreciable drop in the static level. The owner
and inspector shall have the right to observe this test, measure the well, or have
the well checked to meet these specifications. All such wells shall be fitted with
a permanent pump which shall produce not less than 50% of the test pumping rate,
but in no case shall the permanent pump produce less than 500 gallons per hour at
a pressure of 40 pounds per square inch.
2.07 Log Required. A log of the well shall be made showing the
nominal size and depth of the casing from outside ground elevation. This log shall
40 also state the results of a flow test made at the completion of the well, the static
level of the water in the well and the drop in feet from the static level after pumping
at the specified rate per hour for 3 hours. One copy of the log shall be filed with
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the Village Clerk and one copy posted in the building near the electric service box.
2.08 Cleaning Before Use. Drinking water supply systems shall
be disinfected following construction or alteration. One pound of calcium hypochlorite
mixed with 5 gallons of water shall be poured into the well and allowed to remain in
the well and supply system for at least 12 hours, following which the water shall be
pumped to waste until the odor and taste of the chemical has disappeared.
2.09 Abandoned Wells. Until a well is permanently abandoned,
all provisions for protection of the water against contamination and pollution and for
maintenance of satisfactory sanitary conditions around the well shall be carried out
to the same extent as though the well were in routine use. When a well is perma-
nently abandoned a well abandonment permit shall be obtained from the Village. The
well shall be disconnected from the system and the hole filled to prevent contami-
nating materials from entering water bearing ground formations. Concrete or cement
grout are the recommended filling materials. If the well is of a size that the use of
these materials is not practical, the filling material selected shall be such as to
restore natural conditions as far as possible. Neat cement grout or concrete shall
be used for filling in all portions of well through rock formations and natural earth;
puddled clay may be used for filling in drift sand and gravel sections of wells. In
any case, the top ten feet of any permanently abandoned drilled well shall be
filled with concrete.
2.10 Wells for Disposing of Wastes. The construction of a well
for the purpose of disposing of any liquids, including surface water, air conditioning
00 water, or commercial wastes, shall be prohibited unless authorized and approved by
the State of Minnesota Water Pollution Control Commission and the Village.
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(a) The Village Water Inspector shall be notified not less
than 24 hours before the well is test pumped, or abandoned. The Village reserves
the right to require inspection of every well, or to spot check in lieu of checking
every well, and may inspect the work in progress, the materials, testing, measure-
ments , etc. , at its discretion. Any licensee in violation of this section shall be
subject to fine or imprisonment, as well as correction of work or materials which
do not conform with this ordinance.
(b) If upon inspection the inspector discovers that any part
of the system is not constructed in accordance with the minimum standards provided
in this ordinance, he shall give the applicant written notification describing the
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defects. The applicant shall pay an additional fee of $ /D, a p for each rein-
spection that is necessary. The applicant shall be responsible for the correction
or elimination of all defects, and no system shall be placed or replaced in service
until all defects have been corrected or eliminated.
2.12 Certificate of Construction. The well driller shall file a
statement with the Village Clerk not more than 15 days after completion of the well
certifying that the well has been constructed in accordance with the provisions of
this ordinance, and that the log of the well required by Section 2.07 of this ordinance
accurately represents the formations encountered.
SECTION 3. OBJECTIVES.
The objectives of this ordinance are to provide ade-
quate and safe domestic water supply systems. Any permit granted for the construction,
installation, alteration, or repair of any special, unusual or system of new design
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shall be subject to such conditions and guarantees as may be stated in the permit.
SECTION 4. VARIANCES.
The Village Council may, upon a showing of hard-
ship or in unusual circumstances, vary the provisions of this ordinance in conformance
with the objectives as stated herein.
SECTION S. PENALTIES.
Any person, firm or corporation violating any of the
provisions of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction
thereof, shall be fined in an amount not to exceed Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00)
or imprisoned for not to exceed ninety (90) days.
SECTION 6. EFFECTIVE DATE.
This ordinance shall take effect upon its passage
and publication.
Passed by the Council this day ofy G 19.
(SEAL)
MAYOR
ATTEST:
CLERK
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Published in 17"3.4 �A✓ on 7- 'f"
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(OFFICIAL Publication)
VILLAGE OF CHANHASSEN j
picric acid, lead azide fulminate of
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shall be granted for a period exceeding 6
the secretary and printer of the newspaper
CARVER AND HENNEPIN
mercury, black powder, blasting caps,
mos.
and has full knowledge of the facts hereing
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and detonating primers.
4. Permit
the English language in newspaper format
ginclude
ORDINANCE NO. 42
(b) Class B Explosives. Possessing 1
'I permit
space to at least 900 square inches. (2) Saif
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE
flammable hazard, such as propellant +
tit and shall
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MANUFACTURE STORAGE HANDLING
USE AND SALE OF EXPLOSIVES AND
explosives (including some smokele
Propellants), photographic flash pov;.�
on:
applicant.
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PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIOLATION
ders, and some special fireworks. •
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publication and is not made up entirely o
THEREOF.
(ch.Class C Explosives. Includes cer-
Wh
(c► ere applioant intends to perma-
newspaper is circulated in and near the n'
THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF
tain types of manufactured articles which I
nently stare the explosives he intends to
AFFIDAVIT
CHANHASSEN ORDAINS:
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contain Class A or Class B explosives, or
both,
use and the storage security measures
at the
circulation currently paid or no more than
Section 1. S
Scope.
as components but in restricted
provided storage and use sites,
1.01 This shall apply to the
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manufacture, keeping, having, storage,
quantities.
P (d► Forbidden or Not Acceptable
(d) The applicant's intended use for
explosives he w pursuant rsuant to any
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sale, transportation, and use of explosives
Explosives. Shall mean explosives which
Permit that may be issued to him; and
all duly constituted law enforcement offi-
cials of the -Village of Cbanhassen. In addi-
'first
and blasting agents.
are forbidden or not acceptable
P table for trans -
(e) All such additional information as
tion, on the day :of every month month the
seller or transferor shall make a report to
1.02 1t shall not apply to the following:
portation by common carriers, by rail
may be prescribed scribed by the Village Council
the Chief of the Fire Department and Chief
(a) Transportation of explosives of
freight, rail express, highway or water in
accordance with the regulations of the !
in determining whether the applicant is
qualified pursuant to Section 3 of this
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blasting agents when under the jurisdic- !
tion of and in compliahce with the- regula- i
DOT (formerly ICC). i
ordinance to possess such permit.
Section 8. Storage and Security Require -
tions of the Federal Department of 1
2.04 Magazine shall mean any building or
'other
Section 5. Permit Revocation.
with all the foregoing conditions for at leas
Transportation. I
structure, than an explosives manu-
5.01 A permit may be revoked or sus -
mentioned below. (8) Said newspaper has
(b) Shipment, transportation and han- i
facturing building, approved for the storage j
Fended at any time by order of the Village
to January 1, 1966 and each January 1 th
dling of military explosives by the Armed
of explosives.
Council for any violation of the provisions
Secretary of State and signed by the pi
notary stating that the newspaper
Forces of the United States and the State I
2.05 Motor vehicle shall mean any self- I
of this ordinance or upon the creation or
public
Militia. i
propelled vehicle, truck, tractor, semi-
existence of any condition which would be
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(c) Transportation rta and use of ex 10- P i
trailer, or truck -full trailers used for the ,
in the opinion of the Chief of the Fire
licensed medical doctor as being men-
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sives or blasting agents in the normal
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transportation of freight over public high-
says.
Department or Chief of Police create or
tend to create a serious fire hazard.
tally ill or mentally deficient; or
Has been within the past ten (10)
and emergency operation of federal
2.06 Propellant -actuated power devices
Section 6. May Not Transfer to Unauthor-
years acquitted of any criminal charge !
agencies or state or municipal fire and I
police departments, providing they are
shall mean any tool or special mechanized ized Person.
possession and who incurs a or theft of
all or a tion thereof u Ai f
idevice
acting in their official capacities and in
or gas generator system which is
actuated by a smokeless propellant or
6.01 No person shall sell, transfer or give
away any explosive or blasting agent to
State Of Minnesota
the proper performance of their duties.
(d) Sale and use (public display) of i
which releases and directs work through a
smokeless propellant charge.
anyone who does not possess a valid permit
issued pursuant to Section 3 of this ordi-
SS.
pyrotechnics commworks.only known as fire-
2.07 Person shall mean any individual,
nonce.
County of Hennepin
1 03 This ordinance shall not apply to the i
firm, Partnership, corporation, company,
Section 7. Seller's Record.
7.01 Every
3.05 If the Council grants the permit the ,
following commodities and items:
association, joint stock association, and
includes any trustee, receiver, assignee or
person selling or giving away
any explosives covered by this ordinance
Clerk shall, upon receipt of a fee of ten ATTEST:
(a) Stocks of small arms ammunition; i
propellant -actuated power cartridges; (
personal representative thereof.
shall keep at all times an accurate record
small arms ammunition primers in
2.08 Small arms ammunition shall mean
any shotgun, rifle, pistol or revolver car-
in a bound book, of all such explosives
handled by him, indicating a detailed
quantities of less than 1,000,000, smoke- I
less propellant in quantities of less than
tridge, and cartridge for propellant
,
account of:
750 pounds.
actuated power devices and industrial guns
(a) Date of each transfer of explo-
(b) Ex 1 .
Military -type t ammunition containing ex g p lo-
sives:
R. P. WANDER, being duly sworn, on oath
p os;tve at; at power evices
when in quantities of less than 50 pounds
I sive bursting charges, spotting or pyrotech-
(b)Quantity of each such transfer,
the secretary and printer of the newspaper
net weight of explosives.
nic projectiles is excluded from this defini-
tion.
(c) Name and address of each ur-
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chaser or transferee;
and has full knowledge of the facts hereing
(c) Fuse lighters and fuse igniters.
(d) Safety fuse (safety fuse does not
1 2.09 Small arms ammunition primers
(d) Manufacturer of the explosives
the English language in newspaper format
ginclude
cordeau detonate fuse), and 3/32
shall mean small percussion -sensitive
I explosive charges, encased in a cup, used to
being transferred;
(e► The type of and all identification
space to at least 900 square inches. (2) Saif
inch cannon fuses or matchlock fuses
(slow match).
ignite propellant powder.
numbers of explosives being transferred.
once each week. (3) Said newspaper has , ,
(e) The sale or transfer of black w-
2.10 Smokeless propellants. Smokeless,
(f) Explosives owners or user's permit
interest to the community which it purpor, ,
der or other commonly used non -smoke-
Propellants, commonly called smokeless ;
powders in the trade, used in small arms i
number; .
!g► Intended place of storage of the
publication and is not made up entirely o
less propellant in individual transactions
involving quantities of five (5) pounds or
ammunition, cannon, rockets, propellant-
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ex losiveb
P y the purchaser or transferee;
(h) Intended
newspaper is circulated in and near the n'
less when used for muzzle loaded sports
actuated power devices, etc.
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use site; and
500 copies regularly delivered to paying sul
p g p g
equipment or used in the handloading of
I 2.11 Special industrial explosive devices (
shall mean explosive -actuated power
(i► Security measures r
provided at the
storage site and at the use site.
circulation currently paid or no more than
sports
po equipment.
Section 2. Definitions. In this ordinance, the
devices and propellant -actuated power
7.02 Such record bock shall at all times
class matter in its local post -office. (5)
following words are used as hereinafter
del
d below: eow
devices.
Section 3. Mandatory Permits for Acquisi-
be open to,the inspection of the Chief of the
Fire Department and Chief of Police and
Excelsior and Deephaven in the County of
Village of Excelsior in said county, establi:
2.01 Blasting agent shall mean any mate-
rial or mixture consisting of a fuel and
tion and Use.
3.01 It shall be unlawful for any person to
all duly constituted law enforcement offi-
cials of the -Village of Cbanhassen. In addi-
'first
the gathering of news, sale of advertiseme•
oxidizer, intended for blasting, not other-
acquire, possess, use, sell or handle any
explosive as defined in Section 2 of this
tion, on the day :of every month month the
seller or transferor shall make a report to
managing officer or persons in its employ
wise classified as an explosive and in which
none of the ingredients are classified as an
ordinance, except as otherwise provided by
the Chief of the Fire Department and Chief
such regular business hours and devote
explosive, provided that the finished prod-
section 1, within the Village of Chanhassen
I without having a permit in his possession,
of Police of the transactions which took
place that month.
business of the newspaper and business i
uct, as mixed and packaged for use or
shipment, cannot be detonated by means of
Such a permit shall be issued only by the
Section 8. Storage and Security Require -
each issue immediately with the State H
a No. 8 test blasting cap when unconfined.
Village Clerk, upon approval of the Village ments• '
Council. 8.01 Any person. storing, handling, using
with all the foregoing conditions for at leas
A No. 8 test blasting cap is one containing
two of a mixture
mer ury
1 3.02 Any person desiring a permit as
or in any way disposing of, explosives cov-
mentioned below. (8) Said newspaper has
fulminate and 2rams of c0%
a
1 required by this section shall make applica-
ered by this ordinance shall maintain
to January 1, 1966 and each January 1 th
cap of equivalent strength.
2.02 Explosive -actuated
p power devices
! tion therefor in writing to the Village Clerk
on such forms as the Village Council may
i
minimum safety and security features of
all permanent ind temporary storage facili-
Secretary of State and signed by the pi
notary stating that the newspaper
shall mean any tool or special mechanized
device which is actuated by explosives, but
Prescribe.
3.03 Before any permit is issued by the
ties in -a nt}khn�r prescri, by the Rules
and ons of ' nesota State
public
not to including
Clerk he shall notify the Chief of the Fire
Fire 40 storage, han-
mental deficiency, or certified by a declared
propellant -actuated power
devices. Examples of explosive -actuated
Department and Chief of Police that such
I
dung, use and transports 'on of blasting
g
licensed medical doctor as being men-
power devices are et tappers and et r
fo 1 PPe 1
(orators.
Permit is desired. Upon receipt of such
notification the Fire Chief and Police Chief
agents and explosives.
8 plosives.
Secdgk Report of TbeftL
tally ill or mentally deficient; or
Has been within the past ten (10)
2.03 Explosive or explosives shall mean
shall inspect the premises upon which the
9.01 Any person who has explosives in his
years acquitted of any criminal charge !
any chemical compound, mixture or device,
applicant desires to store, handle and use I
the 1 f
possession and who incurs a or theft of
all or a tion thereof u Ai f
the rumor or common exp osnves set ort, nn the application Pa p0a , scovva V o
He further states on oath that the pi primary purpose of which is i and if they are satisfied (1) that no serious ; such loss or theft shall imrrietely, and in
to function by explosion, i.e., with substan- no ev 1 er than 24► hours
hereto attached as a part thereof was cut i hall instantane 1 f d h fire hazard will be created, and (2) that the wg rwpM-W.
Alice J. Nelson, Notary Public, Hen in County, Minn.
My Commission Expires December 26, 1973
y ous re ease o gas an eat,
unless such compound, mixture or device is I
other wise specifically classified by the
applicant plans to store and use the ex lo- i
PP P p
sives in the manner Prescribed by this
the
from the time of disc orlry• arm the
office of the Chief of Police ol, loss or
theft,.. the amount missin nd
in the English la
DOT ('formerly ICC). The term `Explo- I
include
ordinance, ,y approval
shall endorse their a
upon said application and return it to the
8 � � PP roxi-
mate time of the occurrence.
and published therein
sives' shall all material which is
classified as Class A, Class B and Class C I
Clerk who shall present the same to the
Section 10. Bomb Threats. X?
explosives by the DOT (formerly ICC), and
Council.
10.01 It shall be unlawful for a
includes, but is not limited to, dynamite, I
black poweder, pellet poweders, initiatingof
+
3.04 The Council may deny the issuance
any such permit to anyone who
;
ia► As a hoax, ,tan cow ate on
weeks; that it was first so published on_
explosives, blasting caps, electric blasting I
caps, safety fuse, fuse lighters, fuse ignit-
(a) Has been convicted within the past
ten (10) years of a felony or gross misde-
cause to be Communicated that a
bomb to a other ex 1
Y p has
ens, squibs, corneae dcord, i fuse, instants- I
neons fuse, igniter cord, igniters, small ;
meanor involving moral turpitude or I
anyone who is presently under indictment
fin' Placed in any bei min any
location other than a buikb • ,
arms ammunition, small arms ammunition I
for any such crime; or
(b'1: As a hoax, to threaten' >• b any
"`
rimers, smokeless I
p propellant, cartridges
for propellant actuated power devices and '
(b) Has been within the past ten (10)
Years convicted of a crime in which the
pers6h, place or building.
(c) To knowin 1
8 permit phone
and was thereafter printed and publisher
cartridges for industrial guns, and some
special fire works. Commercial explosives
use, possession or sale of narcotics or '
illicit drugs was an element; or i
or other means c commun .Wunder
his, amtrol to be used fot a
a*purposes
are those explosives which are intended to
be used in commercial or industrial opera
(c) Has been treated within the past
ten (10) years for addiction to narcotic or !
Prdillited by this section. �v
WAs a hoax, to placer to be
tions.
illicit drugs, or has been within such time !
PlaaW in any location ancon-
NOTE 1. Classification of explosives is
described by the Department of Transpor-
Period admitted to any hospital or institu-
tion for treatment of narcotic or illicit
or placed with in ve the
irttgession, that said a esses
the day of
of the lower case alphabet from A to Z,
ration, DOT (formerly Interstate Com- j
merce Commission, ICC( as follows:
drug addiction, or has been within such
time period, certified by a licensed medi-
explosive capability.
Section 11. Penalty.
the size and kind of type used in the c
(a) Class A Explosives. Possessing, i
cal doctor as being addicted to narcotic
11.01 Any person who shah �'�e any
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detonating or otherwise maximum haz-
ard; such as dynamite, nitroglycerin, I
or illicit drugs, or
Has
(d) Hbeen within the past ten (10►
provision of this ordinances n con-
viction thereof be punished by it.flne of not
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years, treated for alcohol addiction,
admitted to any hospital or institution for !
more.than Three Hundred DollAft.i$W.00)
or by imprisonment for a period of not
treatment of alcohol addiction, or certi-
more thah ninety (9D) days, or both, for
f
fied by a licensed medical doctor as
each such offense.
being addicted to alcohol; or
Section 12. Severability.
r
(e) Has been within the past ten (10)
The contents of this ordinance are declared
years, admitted to any hospital or institu- I to be severable and should any section,
tion because of or for treatment of any clause, paragraph or provision hereof be
mental deficiency, or certified by a declared
by any court to be invalid, the same
licensed medical doctor as being men-
shall not affect the validity of the ordinance
Q.�.f)
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tally ill or mentally deficient; or
Has been within the past ten (10)
as a whole or any part thereof other than the
Part so declared to be invalid.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this -8th
day of
years acquitted of any criminal charge !
Section 13. Effective Date.
by reason of insanity; or
This ordinance shall take effect and be in
(g) Is not twenty-one (21) years of age force from and after its publication.
at the time when application for such
Adopted this 28th day of September, 1970.
permit is made.
EUGENE A. COULTER
(Notarial Seal)
3.05 If the Council grants the permit the ,
Mayor
Clerk shall, upon receipt of a fee of ten ATTEST:
Dollars ($10.00), prepare and deliver to said ADOLPH TESSNESS
applicant such permit as is requested in Clerk
said application, provided, that no permit
(Oct. 8,1970) -EX & ChRV
Alice J. Nelson, Notary Public, Hen in County, Minn.
My Commission Expires December 26, 1973