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CorrespondenceLetter from Todd Hoffman dated December 22, 2002. Chanhassen Public Library Meeting Minutes dated November 21, 2002. Suburban Transit Association Legislative Report dated November 22, 2002. Letter from Metropolitan Council dated November 20, 2002. Chanhassen Fire Department calls November 18-November 24, 2002. Chanhassen Fire Department calls November 25-December 1, 2002. CITYOF CBNI EN 7700 Market Bou!evard PO Box 147 Ph""h:"~;'~' [,il'~f 55317 Administration Phsne: 952.227.1100 F:,' 952.227.!1!0 Building Inspections Fax:952.227.1190 Engineering Pqor, e' 952.227.1160 ~u2.~7.~l/t, Finance Park & Recreation ~-r:_.-~ ;.:-/2 'XT~ %, 9;i 117 Planning & Ratural Resources Public Works i591 Psi: Road P",{~s~ 952.227.133} Fz, ~52'227 Senior Center P¢~ ~? ~7 l FZ,:' 952.227 Web Site ,', ,', ,', l:. December 2, 2002 Ivlrs. Paula Atkins 220 West 78th Street Chanhassen, MN 55317 Dear Mrs. Ark{ns: The Chanhassen City Council wishes to express its sincere gratitude for your involvement in the Community Center Focus Group. On behalf of the group, Mr. Robert LaPrade, presented your final report to the Council on November 25th. Council members were pleased to have received the report and made a variety of inquiries concerning your findings. The Council may elect to seek requests for proposals from interested Community Center partners in the near future. It ,.,,.,as my pleasure to assist the focus group in facilitating your meetings. I hope you found the conversation intriguing and wilt remain involved in any future planning. Again, on behalf of the City Council, thank you for your participation in the Community Center Focus Group! Sincerely, Todd Hoffman Park and Recreation Director TH:gmc O' Mayor and City Council Todd Gerhardt, City Manager G:\park\th\focus group thankyou Meeting Date: 11/21/02 Minutes Typed: 11/27/02 TOTAL Pages (4) KRAUS-ANDERSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CONTRACTORS & CONSTRUCTION MANAGERS Building Division · 612 721- 7581 . 2500 Min-n ehaha Ave. Mhzn eapolis, M_N 55404 CHANHASSEN PUBLIC LIBRARY Progress Meeting Minutes #23 Present: D_ NAME COMPANY PHONE FAX E Melissa Brechon Chanhassen Library 952-448-9395 952-448-9392 E Barry Petit MS&R 612-359-3234 612-342-2216 F Jeff Landborg Crosstown Masonry 763-434-6371 763-434-7693 E Mike Oelrich Larson Electric 763-780-8658 763-786-5864 E Bill Cox Kraus-Anderson 612-721-7581 612-721-2660 Cy Jim Packard Kraus-Anderson 612-221-2828 952-934-6057 E-MAIL/CELL mbrechon @ co. carver, mn. us barry@msrltd.com moelrich @lar-elec.com billco @kabld.com Not Present: D NAME COMPANY PHONE FAX E Teresa Burgess City of Chanhassen 952-227-1169 952-227-1170 E Steve Torell City of Chanhassen 952-227-1199 952-227-1190 E Todd Gerhardt City of Chanhassen 952-227-1100 952-227-1110 E Richard Rice City of Chanhassen 612-919-6793 952-227-1911 F Bob Reid- - City of Chanhassen 952-227-1195 952-227-1190 E Justin Miller City of Chanhassen 952-227-1118 952-227-1110 E Jeff Keogh City of Chanhassen 952-227-1191 952-227-1190 E Bill Bement City of Chanhassen 952-227-1166 E Mark Littfin Fire Marshall 952-227-1191 952-227-1190 F Jay Bird Crosstown Masonry 763-434-6371 763-434-7693 E Brian Gieseke Metro. Mechanical 952-914-3223 952-941-9118 F Larry Koep Minnetonka Iron 952-881-1334 952-881-0998 F Steve Voss Voson Plumbing 952-938-9300 952-938-8910 Cy John Dahl Kraus-Anderson 612-721-7581 612-721-2660 Cy Dave Mervin Kraus-Anderson 612-721-7581 612-721-2660 E-MAIL/CELL tburgess @ ci.chanhassen.mn.us storell@ci.chanhassen.mn.us tgerhardt @ ci. chanhas sen. mn. us rrice @ ci.chanhassen.mn.us breid@ci.chanhassen.mn.us j miller @ ci. chanhassen, mn.us jkeogh @ ci.chanhassen.mn.us bb ement @ ci. ch anhas sen. mn. us chfirem@ ci.chanhassen.mn.us brian.gieseke @exelonservices.com dahl @kabld.com dmervin@kabld.com D - Distribution Method (PLEASE ensure we have the correct e-mail address or fax number.) E-E-mail F-Facsimile Cy-Copy Note: Only one fax is sent to the multiples. All on site scheduling is to be coordinated with Jim Packard, Kraus-Anderson Superintendent. Any contractual or administrative issues are to be directed to Bill Cox. OLD BUSINESS: ITEM 1.11 The following Email from Steve Torell summarizes the current status of outstanding documentation. ACTION BY MS&R The following is an update as to the status of the outstanding plan review issues. Reference my letter of August 6, 2002 to identify the item #' s. · Immediate action required on items #: 2, 4, 7, 15, 24, 34, 35 & 37. Submit three signed copies of sheets C4 & C5 with revision date 7/30/02. · Action deferred on items #: 10, 11, 12, 18, 20, 25, 28, 31, 32 & 33 · Items completed: # 1, 5, 6, 8, 9, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19, 21, 22, 23, 26, 29, 30 & 36 · Resolution of elimination of fire/smoke dampers and fire alarm system. DATE REQ'D Chanhassen Public Library Progress Meeting #23 Meeting Held: Nov. 21, 2002 Page 2 OLD BUSINESS (Cont'd.): ITEM 1.12 Larson Electric is awaiting response for their RFI requesting clarification for the parking ramp lighting configuration. Larson Electric stated that shop drawings for light fixtures will be submitted shortly. This will allow MS&R to review Larson's concern about conflict with the structural components for best lighting results as well as clearance issues in the parking structure. The light fixture shop drawing submittal has not been received. K-A will inquire as to the status. The lighting package submittal was received from Larson Electric on Oct. 30, 2002 and forwarded to the Architect. MS&R stated that lighting shop drawings should be returned from Sebesta Engineering this week. ACTION BY MS&R DATE REQ'D 7.3 The Owner is contemplating installation of a retail coffee shop within the library and was advised that under floor piping required for this installation will be needed by Sept. 1, 2002. Melissa Brechon and Barry Petit attended a planning meeting with the "Friends of the Library" group prior to the progress meeting held this morning. More information to follow. Mechanical and electrical rough-ins, if any, in masonry walls above grade that may be affected by the proposed retail coffee shop, should be provided to the contractor immediately as these walls are being constructed. The coffee shop proposal concept will be submitted and reviewed at the City Council meeting to be held on Oct. 14, 2002. The City indicated that the coffee shop proposal would not be presented to the City Council until after their budget process is completed. K-A indicated this should not have any impact on the construction activities. K-A stated that under floor rough-in work will commence at the south side of the building at the end of November. Rough-in work will continue to the north as soon as the structural steel erection will permit. Rough-in activities in the vicinity of the retail coffee shop will commence approximately the first week in December. Therefore all below slab activities including the toilet room "flipping" design documents should be received by Nov. 25, 2002. The depth of frost prior to enclosure will dictate the extent of trenching required for under floor rough-in work. MS&R stated that only mechanical rough-ins will be installed at this time for the future coffee shop. Info. 7.4 Steve Torell stated that all remaining smoke/fire dampers may be deleted from the project. Per the code, these elements are not necessary. Steve will speak with the mechanical engineer in this regard. Barry Petit will verify with Steve Torell if he has had conversation with the mechanical engineer regarding the dampers. Barry Petit indicated that Steve Torell has talked to the mechanical engineer and is of the opinion that no smoke or fire dampers are needed on the project. Smoke detectors however, are required. A proposal request will be issued by MS&R to formally delete the smoke and fire dampers which were previously added to the scope of work and subsequently struck from the returned CO #1. A proposal request is forthcoming from MS&R that will document final status of the smoke and fire dampers. Steve Torell spoke to Sebesta Bloomberg & Assoc. on Wed., Oct. 9 regarding the smoke and fire dampers and detectors. Proposal Request No. 6 was issued on Oct. 3, 2002. Larson Electric will submit their electrical cost impact for PR #6 today or Fri. This will allow K-A to submit their response to PR #6 in total. Larson Electric was advised by the Fire Marshall that the building does not require a fire alarm system for an A3 Building Classification. The current contract documents however include a fire alarm system which is reflected in the recent shop drawing submittal by Larson Electric. The necessity of the system will require review by the electrical engineer and the City. Steve Torell has emailed data to Sebesta Bloomberg & Assoc. in this regard. K-A submitted their response to PR #6 on Oct. 29, 2002. MS&R stated that the revised fire alarm system scope will be forthcoming in a future proposal that is currently being drafted. Steve Torell requested to review the forthcoming PR prior to issuance to review scope. It was suggested that Steve contact MS&R directly. MS&R Chanhassen Public Library Progress Meeting//23 Meeting Held: Nov. 21, 2002 Page 3 OLD BUSINESS (Cont'd.): ITEM 13.1 16.6 18.3 KoA expressed potential concern for frost getting under the interior column pads which are currently shallow in case the building is not enclosed prior to freezing weather. Bill Cox indicated that he would request a budget estimate from the excavator and concrete subcontractors to drop the footings to frost elevation. K-A presented a cost proposal in the amount of approximately $10,000.00 to lower all interior column pad footings to frost elevation. Another alternate is being reviewed to include rigid insulation installed at the edges of the interior column pads extending out approximately 2-3 ft. which will prevent frost from infiltrating under the concrete structure. MS&R will advise if this alternative method is acceptable. The rigid insulation system to protect the interior column pad footings from frost has been approved. A band of 2" rigid insulation shall be placed around the perimeter of the colunm pad footing 2'. The top of the insulation shall be recessed to accept sand cover which will hold the insulation in place. Clarification: In lieu of spending $10,000.00 to drop the interior column pads as previously stated, consensus of those present including Crosstown Masonry, K-A, and the Architect, agreed that based on previous experience and the performance of rigid insulation as an alternative method of concrete pad protection, this method is a viable alternative. This method is also based on a short-term measure until temporary or permanent enclosure with heating is in place. Further discussion has resulted in the decision to lower the interior column pads within the library building. This is necessitated due to the delay in building enclosure which would exceed any temporary protection from frost infiltration. A drawing will be issued by the structural engineer indicating the pertinent information required. MS&R indicated that a construction change document will be issued for the lowering of the interior colunm pads and adding concrete piers. A meeting will be held with the City and Architect regarding locks and security. Steve Torell requested'to be involved in the meeting that will be held to discuss locks and security. A meeting has been scheduled to discuss locks and security following today's Progress meeting. A memo is forthcoming regarding the results of the locks and security meeting held two weeks ago. K-A requested that a CCD be issued to include the damp proofing at the foundation walls of the parking ramp structure not originally included in the scope of work but now required due to the moisture content of the soil. A CCD will be issued to incorporate the damp proofing required at the parking ramp foundation walls. Crosstown Masonry will review a flashing detail with MS&R at the ramp. ACTION BY MS&R MS&R MS&R DATE REQ'D 18.4 K-A stated that temporary enclosures will be required prior to installation of all final exterior building systems. Attempts will be made to minimize the extent of the temporary enclosures as job progress permits. Cost for temporary enclosures will be borne by the Owner as stated in the contract agreement. Some temporary heat and enclosures may be required for exterior concrete, masonry and stone activities not originally anticipated. Crosstown Masonry, based on the original construction schedule, figured all of their work being completed prior to Nov. 1. 19.4 Electrical heating mats for snowmelt at the parking ramp stairs will require two weeks delivery. A rough slab will be poured initially as a working surface to receive the heating mats. The treads and risers are formed and poured with the mats in a separate activity. K-A indicated that the pouring of the initial rough slab at the parking ramp stair will be poured next week. Electrical mats for snowmelt should be available shortly thereafter. Larson Electric stated that the electrical snow melting mats for the stair have been delivered to the jobsite. Due to the colder weather and not a need to have the stair available this winter, the stair will be poured next spring. Chanhassen P,blic Library Progress Meeting #23 bleeting Held: Nov. 21, 2002 Page 4 OLD BUSINESS (Cont'd.): ITEM 20.1 Exterior electrical outlets for (8) vehicles north of the new par-king structure will be required by the City. Current scope will be reviewed. All conduits required for exterior electrical vehicle outlets and lighting should be finalized prior to placement of bituminous paving at the surface parking lot north of the parking structure. The City has determined that (2) additional exterior electrical outlets need to be added to the (2) existing outlets at the parking lot. These will be provided from the salvaged outlets previously removed during the demolition phase. 20.4 22.3 MS&R indicated that additional detailing and design will be required for the metal railings at the par'king ramp structure commensurate with the original architectural docmnents. MS&R delivered the metal railing shop drawings to the Progress Meeting for distribution. The City indicated it would not be necessary to place the wearing bituminous surface at the parking lot north of the par'king structure. Teresa Burgess indicated that when building City roads, the City usually waits one year after the base course has been placed prior to applying the final wearing surface. ACTION BY Info. Info. Info. DATE REQ'D NEW BUSINESS: ITEM 23.1 Due to the Thanksgiving Holiday, the next Progress Meeting will be held on Thursday, December 5, 2002. ACTION BY DATE REQ'D The next Progress Meeting will be Thursday~ December 5~ @ 9:00 a.m. at the Kraus-Anderson jobsite office. All present are asked to attend. SUBURBAN TRANSIT ASSOCIATION LEGISLATIVE REPORT NOV 2, 7 2002 CITY OF CHANHASsEN REPORT 2002-4 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2002 MVET UPDATE The 2001-Legislature statutorily dedicated 20.5% of the sales tax on motor vehicles (MVET) for transit operating revenue in the metropolitan area, and 1.5%'for Greater Minnesota. An additional 2.0% of MVET revenue is dedicated to metropolitan area transit operating costs beginning in 2003. There is serious concern that 20.5% of MVET will not adequately replace property tax funding levels. In fact, m6nthly receipts are already less than projected by the Metropolitan Council. if receipts in the coming months do not make up for these shortfalls, or fall even further below projections, service cuts could become necessary. See chart below. PROJECTED* ACTUAL^ DIFFERENCE JULY 9,320,468 11,383,384 2,062,916 AUGUST 10,927,818 10,165,282 -762,536 SEPTEMBER 10,548,478 9,397,685 -1,150,793 OCTOBER 10,824,404 8,934,473 -1,889,931 TOTAL TO DATE 41,621,168 39,880,824 -1,740,344 * Monthly projections based on five-year actual pattern of receipts from state fiscal years 1998 - 2002. ^ Actual receipts as reported by the Department of Public Safety. The STA LeqislativeReport is prepared by Liz Shields Keating, Tom Poul and James T. Clark Messerli & Kramer P.A., 145 University Avenue West, Suite 450, St. Paul, MN 55103 Telephone (651)228-9757 Fax (651)228-9787 LKeating~MandKLaw. com Tpoul~MandKLaw. com JClark~.MandKLaw. com LEGISLATIVE ELECTION RESULTS There is no way to characterize the 2002 Minnesota elections as anything but a Republican sweep. Republicans currently control the Minnesota House by a 71-63 margin. They picked up a stunning 11 new seats, and will control by a 82-52 margin when the Legislature reconvenes in January. The House Republican caucus met on November 9 and reelected Rep. Steve Sviggum (R - Kenyon) as Speaker of the House. Rep. Erik Paulsen (R-Eden Prairie) was chosen to replace Governor-Elect Tim Pawlenty as House Majority Leader. House Minority Leader Tom Pugh (DFL- So. St. Paul) resigned his leadership post after the election. The DFL caucus has chosen Rep. Matt Entenza (DFL - St. Paul) to succeed him. in the Minnesota Senate, the DFL maintained a slim majority. Democrats currently control the Senate by a 39-27-1 margin. They lost four seats in this election, leaving a margin of 35-31-1. The Independence Party member elected in 2002 is Sen. Sheila Kiscaden (R-Rochester), a former member of the Republican caucus who was not endorsed by her party for reelection. The 2003 STA legislative delegation includes 11 senators and 18 representatives. In the Senate, there are 5 veteran STA legislators, 2 incumbents who are new to the STA, and 4 first-term senators. Nine of 11 STA senators are Republicans, 2 are DFL. On the House side, 10 of 18 members are veterans of the STA legislative delegation, 2 incumbents are new to the STA, and there are 6 first-term members. Seventeen of 18 STA representatives are Republicans. Below is a chart of the 2003 STA legislative delegation: DIST. DFL REPUBLICAN INDEPENDENCE, NOTES ABOUT WINNER GREEN PARTY, OR OTHER 32 Angela Mitchell '*Warren Limmer Elected to House 1988, senator 13,382 (35%) 24,779 (65%) since 1995 32A Therese VanBlarcom *Arlon Lindner Tom Child Elected 1992; Chair of Economic 5,198 (26%) 12,409 (61%) 2,757 (14%) Development & Tourism 32B *Rich Stanek Elected 1995; Chair of Judiciary Finance 33 Julie Ingleman *Gert Olson Elected 1982; Assistant Minority 13,607 (35%) 25,407 (65%) Leader 33A Martha VanDeVen *Steve Smith Elected 1990; Chair of Civil Law; 7,131 (38%) 11,542 (62%) new to STA 34 Kelly Shasky Julianne Ortman Doug Williams 1st term; Carver Co. 11,055 (32%) 21,084 (61%) 2,233 (6%) Commissioner ! 34A Bev Simon Paul KOhls lS' term; attorney 5,491 (32%) 11,729 (68%) 34B Sue Sperling Joe Hoppe lS' term; telecommunications 6,629 (40%) 9,902 (60%) sales executive 35 Jennifer Gallagher *Claire Robling Elected 1996 11,387 (32%) 23,746 (68%) 35A Chuck Gerlach Mike Beard Thomas Menke (Grn) Ist term; former member 7,953 (36%) 14,877 (52%) 5,798 (20%) Shakopee City Council 35B David Olson *Mark Buesgens Elected 1998 7,968 (36%) 13,937 (64%) 37 Rhonda Arkley *David Knutson Elected 1992; Assistant Minority 12,156 (36%) 21,852 (64%) Leader 37A Gerrie Boice *Chris Gerlach Andrew Ward (IND) Elected 1998 5,565 (33%) 10,378 (61%) 1,083 (6%) 37B Rosie Isaacson *Dennis Ozment Elected 1984; Chair of ' 5,615 (33%) 11,529 (67%) Environment & Natural Resources 38 *Deanna VViener Mike McGinn Is' term; former police officer- 16,618 (50%) 16,642 (50%) 30 years with St. Paul 38A Meg Tilley *Tim Wilkin Art Seaberg (IND) Elected 1998 5,998 (37%) 8,657 (54%) 38B Wayne Gilbert Lynn Wardlow Paul Bakken (IND) 1~ term; teacher and coach - 5,687 (34%) 8,894 (53%) 1,989 (12%) Eagan High School Lance Staricha (Green) 324 (2%) 39 *James Metzen John Trojack Elected to House in 1974, 20,855 (58%) 15,005 (42%) senator since 1986; Chair of Telecommunications, Energy & Utilities; new to STA 39A *Thomas Pugh Brian McClung Elected 1988; recently resigned 10,109 (55%) 8,429 (45%) as Minority Leader; new to STA 40 Ray Heinonen *William Belanger Elected 1980; Republican tax 13,483 (43%) 17,815 (57%) lead 40A Joe Rc;senfield *Dan McEIroy Dan Kimmel Elected 1994; Chair of Jobs & 5,425(37%) 8,720 (59%) (Green) Economic Development; 647 (4%) resigning to be Finance Commissioner 42 Larry Piumbroeck David Hann Sherry Butcher (IND) 1~t term; Eden Prairie School 7,542 (21%) 17,986 (49%) 11,014 (30%) Board 42A' Dave Larson Peter Adolphson David "Ed" Larson lS' term; naval officer; Ion 6,269 (34%) 9,621 (52%) (IND) Corporation 2,467 (13%) 42B Ray Daniels *Erik Paulsen Elected 1994; Chair of 4,856 28 12,489 (72%) Redistricting; potential candidate for Majority Leader 43 Harold Lerner David Gaither Saundra Spigner (IND) 1s~ term; business owner; beat 12,391 (34%) 19,537 (54%) 4,109 (11%) Martha Robertson for endorsement 43A Sheryl Frieman *Jeff Johnson' Elected 2000; attorney 6,573 (38%) 10,621 (62%) 43E~ Wes Lindstrom *Ron Abrams Elected 1988; Chair of Tax 7,552 (40%) 11,486 (60%) Committee; Speaker Pro Tempore 45 *Ann Rest Rebekah Adams Elected to House in 1984, 20,453 (60%) 13,823 (40%) senator since 2000; specializes in tax area; new to STA 45A *Mark Thompson Lynne Osterman 1st term; executive director of 7,403 (45%) 8,851 (54%) Manufacturing Technology of Minnesota LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS The STA Board of Directors has lost three veteran board members as a result of the 2002 elections. Mayor Cathy Busho (Rosemount), Council Member Scott Harstad (Plymouth) and Mayor Linda Jansen (Chanhassen) lost election contests, and will be greatly missed by the STA. On a happier note, Mayor Nancy Tyra-Lukens, Chair of the STA, will continue to lead the City of Eden Prairie for another four years. The STA looks forward to working with newly elected Mayors Tom Furlong (Chanhassen), Gary Van Eyll (Chaska), Pat Geagan (Eagan), Judy Johnson (Plymouth) and William Droste (Rosemount). Details of local election results can be found in the table on page 5. * Indicates incumbent Bold - winner CITY APPLE VALLEY BURNSVILLE CHANHASSEN · . CHASKA EAGAN CANDIDATES MAYOR *Mary Hamann-Roland William Robin St. Ana MAYOR Tom Furlong *Linda Jansen Jan Lash MAYOR Gary Van Eyll Michael Swirtz Tom Barnett Brent Jarvis MAYOR Pat Geagan Gary Huusko COUNCIL (2 seats) *Bob Erickson John Bergman O.J. Doyle COUNCIL (2 seats) *Charlie Crichton Teresa Daly Jerry Willenburg Kathy Farm Peter Demos, Jr. Carl Covell Mard Edward Bullis Dan Powers Skip Nienhaus Stephen Lyzenga COUNCIL (2 seats) *Steve Labatt Brian Lundquist *Gary Boyle Fred Berg Pam Latanision Deborah Yungner COUNCIL (wards) Ward 1: Randy Maluchnik Gino Businaro Ward 3: *Chad Dokter (uncontested) COUNCIL (2 seats) *Peggy Carlson Mike Maguire Gregory Wilken Duey Bendt EDEN PRAIRIE MAPLE GROVE PLYMOUTH ROSEMOUNT MAYOR *Nancy Tyra-Lukens Jeffrey Thompson Gerald McCoy MAYOR *Mark Steffenson Chuck Nachtsheim MAYOR Judy Johnson Sarah Cawley David Hill MAYOR William Droste *Cathy Busho COUNCIL (2 seats) *Ron Case Philip Young Harry Davis, Jr.' Ryan Douglas John Murray Fred Seymour COUNCIL (2 seats) *Mike Amery *Karen Jaeger Phil Leith Jane Halverson Two-year term: *LeAnn Sargent G. Martini COUNCIL (wards) At Large: Tim Bildsoe *Scott Harstad Ward 2: *Kelli Slavik Ward 4: *Ginny Black COUNCIL (2 seats) Kimberly Shoe-Corrigan Mark DeBettignies Maureen G. Bouchard Peter Magnuson David Anderson STA TO HOST LEGISLATORS AT TRANSIT HUBS The STA will hold open houses/informational meetings at various transit hubs to allow members of the STA legislative delegation to gain a better understanding of'opt-out transit operations. Legislators will be invited to attend the meeting held in their district. Details are provided below. Invitations will be mailed to legislators shortly. These meetings are open to the public. SOUTHWEST METRO TRANSIT COMMISSION & SHAKOPEE AREA TRANSIT CITIES: CHANHASSEN, CHASKA, EDEN PRAIRIE, SHAKOPEE Thursday, December 12, 2002 @ 12:00 noon Southwest Station 13500 Technology Drive Eden Prairie, MN (to be followed at 1 :OOpm by ribbon cutting ceremony for new station) MINNESOTA VALLEY TRANSIT AUTHORITY CITIES: APPLE VALLEY, BURNSVlLLE, EAGAN, ROSEMOUNT, SAVAGE Wednesday, December 18, 2002 @ 11:00 a.m. Eagan Transit Station Yankee Doodle Road & Pilot Knob Road at !-35E Eagan, MN PLYMOUTH METROLINK & MINNETONKA CITIES: PLYMOUTH & MINNETONKA Monday, December 16, 2002@ 5:00 p.m. Plymouth Creek Center 14800 34th Ave. N. Plymouth, MN Metropolitan Council Building communities that work November 20.2002 CITY OF CM,4NF~A$SEbi Loft Hank Chv of Chantmssen 7700 Market Blvd. PO Box 147 Chanhassen. MN 55317 Re: 2002 MetroEnvironment Partnership Grant Application Dear Ms. Hank: It is rn.v pleasure to inform \'OLL tlnat tine Metropolitan Council has approved your 2002 MetroEnx'ironnaent Partnerkhip ©rant application ~br the Proiect t-[20-home~ to Oceans project tbr funding in tine annount or: $10.000. ' The Council received 9 education and ] 9 implementation ~rant applications, requesting a total of .52 million. There was apl0ro×imately $1 million available'-l-br the 2002 ~rants. The quality of the applications \',.'as lnigln and the ranl,:ing committee lind a difficult time choosin~ among the applications. The next step Jla tiao process is to draft a urant aul'eernent contract. In order to do this. we will need a detailed xx'orkplan and bttctuet rbrShe pr~ect. Please contact Joe Mulcahv at 651/602- l._?10,&'~letails/o~].,, how to proceed., or if you h ave any questions. ,,-'~incer lv.'~ fled N'lopclale Chair. Metropolitan Council %~AAV. FI1C[ I'OCOU Ilcil.org Metro Info Line 602-1888 230 East Fifth Street · St. Paul, Minnesota 55101-1626 · (651) 602-1000 · Fax602-1550 · 'ITY291-0904 Tues Tues Tues Weds Thurs Fri Fri Fri Fri Sat Sat Sat Sat Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov 19 9:50 AM 19 9:52 AM 19 6:17 PM 20 1:30 PM 21 8:45 AM 22 1:13 PM 22 6:18 PM 22 6:44 PM 22 9:45 PM 23 2:20 AM 23 11:13 AM 23 4:31 PM 23 9:57 PM CHANHASSEN FIRE DEPARTMENT FIRE/RESCUE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 18 -NOVEMBER 24, 2002 Fox Path Arboretum Boulevard West 78m Street Pauly Drive West 78~h Street West 78th Street Highway 5 & Powers Blvd Highway 5 & Powers Blvd Basswood Circle Steller Circle West 78~h Street Manchester Drive West 78th Street Fke alarm-false alarm, no fire Fire alarm- false alarm, no fire Medical-possible heart attack Work detail Broken gprinkler pipe Fire alarm- false alarm, no £n:e Car accident - no injuries Gasoline washdown Kitchen fire Medical- possible heart attack Medical -person fell, cancelled Medical - cancelled enroute Medical - person fell Moil Mon Weds Weds Weds Thurs Thurs Fri Fri Fri Fri Sat Sat Sun Sun Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec 25 25 27 27 27 28 28 29 29 29 29 30 3O 1 1 12:00 AM 1:22 PM 9:45 AM I 1:00 AM 1:27 PM 2:59 PM 3:35 PM 10:52 AM 11:11 AM 12:33 PM 11:36 PM 6:08 AM 12:17 PM 9:40 AM 1:53 PM CHANHAS SEN FIRE DEPARTMENT FIRE/RESCUE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 25 -DECEMBER 1, 2002 Lake Riley Boulevard West 78th Street Century Boulevard Lake Drive East Bluebill Trail Pipewood Curve Stone Creek Drive Prairie Flower Blvd Clover Court Highway 5 & Galpin Blvd Highway i 01 & Lakota Galpin Boulevard Chanhassen Road Pioneer Trail Santa Vera Drive Medical - heart problem Fh'e alarm-false alarm, no fire Medical - chest pains Fire alarm-false alarm, no fire Fire alarm - false alarm, no f~re Medical - possible stroke Medical - broken arm Medical - injury from a fall Medical- possible diabetic reaction Tanker truck rollover Car accident with injuries Car accident - cancelled enroute, no injuries Medical - difficulty breathing Car accident with injuries Medical - nose bleed