1c. 1991 Police Contract 1i CITY OF 7c...
____
1
CHANHASSEN
,,,, _
1 . 690 COULTER DRIVE •• P.O. BOX 147 •• CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317
I . . (612) 937 1900 • FAX (612) 937 5739
IMEMORANDUM
TO: Don Ashworth, City Manager
IFROM: Scott Harr , Acting Public Safety Director
DATE : October 4 . 1990
I
SUBJ : 1991 Law Enforcement Contract
IAttached please find the contract for police services submitted
to us by Sheriff Wallin . which is ready to be submitted to the
ICity Council .
Also attached please find supporting documentation. including my
memo to you dated September 7 which was ultimately submitted to
I the Public Safety Commission for their approval . The Public
Safety Commission did pass a motion made by Commissioner Barb
Klick and seconded by Commissioner Dave Dummer to recommend the
I additional four hours of contract time for 1991 as was the con-
sensus reached at the joint Public Safety/City Council meeting of
June 4 . 1990 .
IRECOMMENDATION :
It is the staff recommendation that the City of Chanhassen
I enter into the CONTRACT FOR POLICE SERVICES with the Carver
County Sheriff for 28 hours per day for 1991 .
IAttachments
I
I
II
1
11
r IC
�� '
IALLEN J. WALLIN �\ 'A CARVER COUNTY COURTHOUSE
600 EAST 4TH STREET - BOX 9
Carver County Sheriff
CHASKA, MINNESOTA 553182190
. i (612) 448-3435
I 1VN E S0.
COUNTY Or CAI:NEQ
II
IAugust 2 , 1990
IDear Carver County City Administrator -or Township Clerk:
Please find enclosed one copy of the 1991 Contract for Police
I Services . The contract remains virtually the same as the 1990
contract.
Attention must be given to Section 7 , where the Municipality in-
' dicates the number of contract hours -desired for 1991 at an es-
timated hourly rate of $34 . 33 .
I Also, it is requested the appropriate city officials sign the
agreement and return it to me for approval and signature of county
officials by October 15 , 1990 . A fully executed copy of the
IIcontract will then be returned to you.
Final actual cost will be determined "as soon after the end of the
year 1991 as reasonably practicable . "
IIAs in previous years , your community's most recent Metropolitan
Council 's population estimate dictates the minimum level of daily
1 contract patrol hours . These city and township patrol minimums are
outlined below:
IMinimum City Levels of Contract Services
1 . Population under 1 , 000 requires 1/2 hour daily patrol
minimum.
I2 . Population between 1 , 000 and 1 , 500 requires 2 hours daily
patrol minimum.
I3 . Population between 1 , 501 and 2 , 000 requires 4 hours daily
- patrol minimum.
I4 . Population between 2, 001 and 3 , 000 requires 6 hours.. daily
patrol minimum.
I 5. Population between 3 ,001 and 4 , 000 requires 9 hours daily
patrol minimum.
II 1
I Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer -
6 . Population between 4 , 001 and 5 , 000 requires 12 hours
daily patrol minimum.
7 . Population between 5 ,001 and 6 , 000 requires 15 hours '
daily patrol minimum.
8 . Population between 6 , 001 and 7 ,000 requires 18 hours
daily patrol minimum.
9 . Add 3 minimum patrol hours for each additional 1 , 000
population.
Minimum Township Levels of Contract Service
1 . Population under 1 , 000 requires 1/2 hour daily patrol
minimum.
2 . Population of 1 , 000 or more requires 1 hour daily patrol
minimum.
If you have any questions or desire assistance in determining your
proper level of contract service for 1991 , please don't hesitate
to contact me.
Sincerely, '
nu, W ojsu.4//_
Al Wallin
Sheriff
AW:pr ,
Enclosure
1
1
1
2 1
i
JF.R C0/1N
Q� ),
%I` '4i
ALLEN J. WALLIN 1.4
;'� CARVER COUNTY COURTHOUSE
Carver County Sheriff /% CHASKA,, MINNESOTA 553118-2190
�. (612) 448-3435
���'N E S O�
I
COUNTY OF CAQVEQ
I
July 21 , 1989
1 Dear Carver County City Administrator or Township Clerk:
I Please find enclosed two copies of the 1990 Contract for Police
Services . The contract remains virtually the same as the 1989
contract.
IAttention must be given to Section 7 , where the Municipality in-
dicates the number of contract hours desired for 1990 at an es-
timated hourly rate of $32 . 35 .
1 Also, it is requested the appropriate city officials sign the
agreement and return it to me for approval and signature of
1 county officials by October 15, 1989 . A fully executed copy of
the contract will then be returned to you.
Final actual cost will be determined "as soon after the end of
1
the year 1989 as reasonably practicable. "
As in previous years, your community's most recent Metropolitan
I Council 's population estimate dictates the minimum level of daily
contract patrol hours . These city and township patrol minimums
are outlined below:
1 Minimum City Levels of Contract Services
1 . Population under 1 , 000 requires 1/2 hour daily patrol
I
minimum.
2 . Population between 1 , 000 and 1 , 500 requires 2 hours daily
I patrol minimum.
•
3 . Population between 1 , 501 and 2, 000 requires 4 hours daily
Ipatrol minimum.
4 . Population between 2 ,001 and 3 ,000 requires 6 hours daily
patrol minimum.
1 5 . Population between 3 , 001 and 4 , 000 requires 9 hours, daily
patrol minimum.
1 6 . Population between 4 , 001 and 5, 000 requires 12 hours
daily patrol minimum.
1 1
Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer
1
I
7 . Population between 5, 001 and 6 , 000 requires 15 hours
daily patrol minimum. I
8 . Population between 6 , 001 and 7 , 000 requires 18 hours
daily patrol minimum.
9 . Add 3 minimum patrol hours for each additional 1 ,000
population.
Minimum Township Levels of Contract Service '
1 . Population under 1 ,000 requires 1/2 hour daily patrol
minimum.
2. Population of 1 ,000 or more requires 1 hour daily patrol
minimum.
If you have any questions or desire assistance in determining
your proper level of contract service for 1990 , please don't
hesitate to contact me.
Sincerely, ,
Al Wallin 1
Sheriff
AW:pr '
Enclosure
1
1
2
CONTRACT FOR POLICE SERVICES
THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this day of
, 19 , by and between the County of Carver,
hereinafter referred to as the "County" , and the
of , hereinafter referred to as the
"Municipality" , and Al Wallin, Carver County Sheriff, hereinafter
referred to as the "Sheriff" .
WITNESSETH;
WHEREAS, the Municipality desires to enter into a contract
' with the County and the Sheriff whereby the County, through its
Sheriff's Department, would provide law enforcement services within
the boundaries of the Municipality; and
WHEREAS, the County and the Sheriff agree to render such
services upon the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth; and
' WHEREAS, such contracts are authorized by the provisions of
Minnesota Statutes 471 .59, and the 1961 Session Laws Chapter 693 .
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants
' herein contained, it is agreed between the parties as follows:
1) The County agrees, through the office of the Sheriff of
the County, to provide police protection within the corporate
limits of the Municipality to the extent and in the manner
hereinafter set forth.
I
' 1
I
Except as otherwise specifically provided herein, the service
to be provided by the County shall encompass those duties and
functions which are the type normally coming within the
jurisdiction of and customarily rendered by the Sheriff under the
applicable statutes of the State of Minnesota.
It is agreed that the Municipality shall receive police 1
protection to be provided by such personnel as may be assigned by
the Sheriff using such vehicles as the Sheriff, in his discretion,
shall deem necessary. The police protection contemplated hereby I
shall include patrolling and answering police calls within the
Municipality. The manner in which such service is rendered, the
standards of performance, discipline of officers and all matters
incident to the performance of such service or the control of
personnel employed to render such service shall be and remain in
the County through its Sheriff's Department. In the event a
dispute arises between the parties concerning the services to be
rendered hereunder, the level thereof or the manner in which such
service is provided, the Sheriff of the County shall determine such
dispute and it shall be conclusive and binding on the parties '
hereto.
The services contemplated hereby are scheduled police services 1
which will , in fact, be provided to the Municipality for the number
of contracted hours reasonably anticipated and required. It shall
not include situations in which, in the opinion of the Sheriff, a
police emergency occurs which requires a different use
I
2 I
I
11
of the officer and/or the patrol vehicle, performance of special
' details relating to the law enforcement service, and the
enforcement of State statutes and the municipal ordinance which are
of a criminal nature or involve the keeping of the peace, It shall
not include the enforcement of Municipal ordinances with regard to
zoning ordinances, building codes or such other matters which are
primarily regulatory in nature.
2) It is hereby agreed that the Municipality and all of its
' officers, agents and employees shall render full cooperation and
assistance to the County and the Sheriff to facilitate the
provision of the services contemplated hereby.
3) It is agreed that the County shall provide all necessary
labor, supervision, equipment, communications facilities,
dispatching and necessary supplies to maintain and provide the
police service to be rendered hereunder.
' 4) The Municipality does not assume any liability for the
' direct payment of any salaries, wages, or other compensation to
personnel employed by the County to perform the services
' contemplated hereby, nor does it assume any other liability other
than that provided for in this Agreement.
' It is agreed that all personnel employed to render the
services contemplated hereby shall be employees-of the County and
that the County shall therefore be responsible for providing
worker's compensation insurance and all other benefits to which
I
1 3
I
I
such personnel shall become entitled by reason of their contract I
with the County entered into through its collective bargaining
unit.
The County agrees that all insurance required to adequately I
cover vehicles, personnel and equipment used by the County in the
provision of the services contemplated herein will be provided by
the County at its own expense.
5) The term of this contract shall be January 1, 1991 to
December 31 , 1991 .
1
On or before August 15, 1991, the County or the Sheriff shall
notify the Municipality of the best estimate of the per hour rate
effective for the proposed 1992 contracts.
The Municipality shall then determine whether or not it I
desires to re-enter into a contract for police services for the
following year. In either case, the Municipality shall notify the
County of its intention not later than October 1 , 1991 . Said
notice shall be in writing and shall be received by the Sheriff or
his designee at the Carver County Courthouse, 600 East Fourth 1
Street, Chaska, Minnesota 55318. Said notice must be received by
the Sheriff or his designee by October 1, 1991. In the event the
Municipality shall fail to give notice as required hereby, the
County and the Sheriff shall conclusively presume that said
Municipality desires to extend the agreement at the estimated 1
hourly rate specified in the notice given by the County.
I
4
1
11
If the County or the Sheriff do not desire to re-enter into
a contract for police services for 1992 , the Municipality shall be
so notified in writing six (6) months prior to the expiration of
this contract.
' 6) The county, its officers and employees and the Sheriff
shall not be deemed to assume liability for any intentional or
' negligent acts of the Municipality. The Municipality agrees that
it will hold the County and the Sheriff harmless from and shall
defend its officers, agents and employees against any claim for
' damages resulting from such acts.
7) For performing the services contemplated hereby, the
1 Municipality agrees to contract for hours for the year
1991, and to pay the actual cost thereof. The estimated hourly
' rate for 1991 is to be $ 34.33 , for an estimated total yearly
payment of $ for the year 1991, one-half thereof
($ ) to be paid on or before June 30 , 1991 , and the
' remaining one-half ($ ) to be paid on or before
November 30, 1991, at which time the Municipality shall receive
credit for its share of any benefit to which it may become entitled
pursuant to Minnesota Statutes 69.011 (as amended) .
8) As soon after the end of the year 1991 as reasonably
practicable, the County will perform calculations to determine if
the estimated hourly rate of $ 34.33 reflects the actual cost
of hourly service. The County will promptly notify the
Municipality of said actual costs, and thereupon, if the actual
5
I
I
I
cost is higher than $ the Municipality will pay to the
County the difference between the estimated amount and actual cost; 11
if the actual cost is lower than $ the County will refund '
to the Municipality said difference.
In the event actual cost exceeds the estimated hourly rate, '
the Municipality may pay the difference within 60 days of receipt
of notice from the County of the amount due. If the Municipality
cannot pay the amount due in full within 60 days after I
notification, payment must be made in full, or in two installments
concurrent with the semiannual payments due for 1993 police '
contracts. However, payments made after the notification period
shall be subject to 6% interest on the balance due. I
In the event actual cost is less than the estimated hourly 1
rate, the County shall refund to the Municipality the difference
under the same terms and conditions stated in the preceding ,
paragraph.
However, if either party gives proper notice to cancel police
services for 1992 , the actual costs for 1991 police services shall I
be subject to the recapture provisions above.
I
1
1
r
6 1
11
•
I
1
IN WITNESS THEREOF, the Municipality has caused this agreement
to be executed by its and its
by the authority of its governing body adopted by Resolution on the
day of , and the County
of Carver has caused this Agreement to be executed by its Chairman
and attested by its Administrator pursuant to the authority of the
Board of County Commissioners by Resolution duly adopted on the
day of , 19
MUNICIPALITY:
By
1 By
Dated
COUNTY OF CARVER:
BY
Earl F. Gnan, Chairman of the Board
ATTEST:
Richard Stolz, County Administrator
SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF CARVER
Al Wallin, Sheriff
Dated:
7
1
,,, CITYOF
II
so, CHANHASSEN
1„..
.,.,. ,_ , „. 690 COULTER DRIVE • PO BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317
(612) 937-1900 • FAX (612) 937-5739
1
I
MEMORANDUM
TO: Don Ashworth, City Manager I
FROM: Scott Harr , Acting Public Safety Director i
DATE: September 7 , 1990
SUBJ: Law Enforcement Contract - 1991 1
I have included as an agenda item the issue of the 1991 Sheriff ' s
II
Contract for the Thursday, September 13 , Public Safety Commission
meeting. Attached please find a memo from Jim Chaffee to you
dated May 3 , 1990 , /Increase in Contract Hours - 1991 , along with
supporting documentation, recommending an increase of 4 hours II
patrol time for 1991 .
Rather than reiterate what appears in these documents , I have met
with Chief Deputy Jim Castleberry to review these documents , and
we do support this increase for 1991 . With your authorization, I
will submit this to the Commission at the next regularly
scheduled meeting.
Please advise if you have additional thoughts or questions .
Thank you. I
.
I
MANAGER' S COMMENTS : It is my understanding that -this item was
approved at the joint Public Safety/City Council meeting of June
II
4 , 1990. Other than the increased patrol hours/cost , the
contract is the same as previous years . Approval ' s recommended.
i„?.....,
1
a
I
I
I
OF
i ,
C I T`�
l,...,
.,.*
s
1
,. " .... 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317
(612) 937-1900 • FAX (612) 937-5739
MEMORANDUM
ITO: Don Ashwworth, City Manager
FROM : Jim Chaffee, Public Safety Director
IIDATE: May 30 , 1990
SUBJ : Increase in Contract Hours - 1991
IPursuant to the recent meeting with the Mayor , Sheriff . Chief
Deputy and County Commissioner , the following consensus was
reached regarding an increase in patrol coverage for 1991 :
I * A• joint City Council/Public Safety Commission meeting at
6 : 30 p.m. on June 4 . 1990 , go over this issue ;
to g
I * An increase in patrol activity for 1991 of 4 hours daily;
II * Setting aside the 1989 contract rebate monies of over
$9 . 000 to a contingency fund for potential contract short-
ages in 1990 and 1991 ;
II * With the expanded coverage , Chanhassen would be guaranteed
one ( 1 ) additional deputy to patrol the City;
II * Times of the expanded coverage would be determined by the
Chief Deputy and Public Safety Director based on need , call
load and special events .-
, The proposed increase is based on a population estimate from the
Met Council of 10 ,457 for 1989 . The estimated cost associated
with the increase is approximately $50, 000.
1 This is just a brief overview of what was discussed at the Monday
morning meeting. The background information was given to all
II Public Safety Commission members and City Council in the Public
Safety Commission packet on May 10 , 1990 . If any Commission or
Councilmember needs an additional packet , please call .
1 .
1 .
:,
.:.,
„,_...
C1TYOF
II
%, .i.,.
-A-4,,,, ,,,,., . I,
„.. ..,, .,.,,yy`
, CHANHAssrs
... "y,. 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.0 BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317
, „
(612) 937-1900 • FAX (612) 937-5739
I
TO : Public Safety Commission I
FROM: Jim Chaffee , Public Safety Director
I
SUBJ: Police Contract - 1991
DATE: May R , 1990 I
As you are aware, the contract with the Carver County
Sheriff' s department has not been increased since 1988 .
1
In 1989 we contracted for 24 hours of patrol coverage and
again in 1990 . Our reasons for maintaining the coverage at
24 hours centered basically on the call load . Even though
II
our population has been increasing, police calls for service
remained level in 1989 as compared to 1988 .
Unfortunately we do not see this trend continuing . As our
I
population continues to expand so to will our police calls
for service . We would like to maintain the excellent
response times now provided by the Carver County Sheriff but
II
to do so we will need to increase our patrol coverage. It is
not reasonable to expect the same amount of coverage , ie, 24
hours, to provide for the same response levels in a city with
Ia growing population .
The formula worked out by the Coun:y suggests that a minimum
of 3 additional hours be purchased for each 1000 increase in
I
population (see attached) . We estimate that our population
for 1990 is 12 ,000. Using the formula we-will need to
purchase an additional 9 hours a day of patrol time. I
1990 24 hours/day $283 ,386 $32. 35/hr
(8 , 760 hours) -
1991 33 hours/day $405 ,194 $33 . 64/hr I
(12 ,045 hours) (est. 4% incrr-ase)
These figures suggest an increase of over $120 , 000 to provide I
for the increased patrol coverage ?s indicated by the
formula . Because of the magnitude in the cost increase,
Public Safety is not making a recommendation at this time . I
This is meant to be a discussion item.
I
II
MI E • IIIIIII • RR OM MI MI MN NM = • • MIll I M Ilia
CHANHASSHN PUBLIC SAFETY
Calls for Service/Population
Thousands
12
10 -
8 - ..
0
Yr 81 Yr 82 Yr 83 Yr 84 Yr 85 Yr 86 Yr 87 Yr 88 Yr 89
Calls for Service EM Population
For Last 9 Years
115
III,)7-M3y-93
Iinwinotttitittttittt THE CARVER WIJIITY SHERIFF'S D ?ARTMEN;
t I
I 1989 1 PART A - CALCULATION HOURLY RTES FOR P0S,171 0IIS
I ACTUAL. t
t I PERSONNEL COSTS FOR 1999
1II1ItIti1tI11IittlMUI
PATROL CHIEF
OFFICER SERGEANT CAPTAIN DEPUTY DiSPATHERS
(5 YEARS (5 YEARS (10 YEARS (UNDER (5 YEARS SECRETARY;
& OVER) &OVER) &OVER) 3 YEARS; & OVER.' MATRON
I
BASE SALARY $30,183 $34,191 $39,174 544,353 422,128 120,761
PENSION 3,621 4,114 4,70! 5,32 ,523 2,s-67 I
WORKERS'COMPENSATION ($5.96
I
PER$100& $.63 PER $iOO) 1,799 2,043 2,335 2,643 139 131
OVEP.TiriE
IHOURS X RATE (52 ERSiYR,
).5 REGULAR( 1,132 1,286
PENSION 136 154
WORKERS COMPENSATION 6? 77 I
•
TOTAL 1,334 1.516
HOSPi'T'ALIATiON 2 --- I
2,�0 221( ' 2,2O5 _,200` 2,200 •.
LIFE INSURANCE & LiABILIT'!
Ii$1CIMON1I11 120 120 121) :i,U 120 :20
i/HIr<)RiR ------ -----
iLv
Il
3TDER BONUS
LONGEVITY 755 857 1,955
NIGHT DI?FERENT IAL (130 DAYS) 312 312 - 553 I
3i'l
SUBTOTAL 1,067 1,169 1,959 • 865
PENSION 12S 140 235 99 '
WORKERS' COMPENSATION 04 70 II7
-
TOTAL
1,258 1,379 2,310 96 I
TOTAL
$40,816 $a
45,953 $51,160 354.959 12:1,079 125,579
I
I
I
1 07-1'iay-90 '
IPART B - CALCULATION OF OFFICERS SERVING Q;NTRACI GOHMUN[T[ES
IEstimated Contract = TOTAL f OP HOURS ESTIMATED FOR O)NTRACT COHHUNi i i. 20,258
Officers
I 10.66
I
IActual Contract = TOTAL {OF ACTUAL BOORS USED BY
CONTRACT COHHUN[T[ES 31,L'd8
Officers - ------------------------------ = 10.56
IImo' 1,500
Total number of department full time Employees 64
I
IFART C - C,Oi RACT COST PEP HOUR
IA. 'Ter hour personnel cost
' , ?airoi officers cosi. 40,010 A 10.65 :
$435,1811.
2 Shift supervision cost.
Annual cost of 4.5 sergeants = two 7F.E
Total a,.nual shifts - 365 days r 3 shifts = 1,055 shifts
IDay shifts on weekdays except holidays = — X49
Cost of day shifts on weekdays except holidays: 5206,i69 x ^ c
i5� i0.h6
I1,095 z 1 - fEti,l)sL
Cost of evening and night shifts on weekdays, weekends, and holidays
I5105,781 i 34?4 10.6 6
1 x 1x,iln
1.095 i5
Total shift supervision.
I13;,495
I
I
hi-May-91i I
III
Cost accounting time sheet irput. i�,,o
,u75
16.66
5 64 I
Cost accounting reconcilement and
10.66
secretarial work by secretary/matron: $25,515 r .. ,
S4,26i
64
j i
iu.-6
Personnel related work by Captain Neumann. 51X r
2 64
1
54,252
„
10,66
1
Department supervision by Chief Deputy' $54,959 r -_-
$5,155
64
Supplies (from county's general ledger I
10,56
accounts 6410 to 6455). �-
:,3,700 p ---
64 14,.&2
I
Totai Department Overhead
I
10.65
is,euartment liability insurance premium i A _-- _
:0
64
w iCounty overhead from county's cost allocatior, piar,
DP, Co. Administrator, Central Services, i1.66
County Auditor, County Treasurer; $93,500 r ---
i15,57i
[•4
Training cost from the sheriff's department
I
cost accounting reoor,. hi.bb
556,300 - S21.1,?r,5 (state reimbursement) r ---
35, ,Si
Total annual cost for lne contract service '
IPer hour personnel c:,,at for the contract service 3
1
I
07,-Mspt50 ,
1
E. Per hour vehicle cost
• 1. Annual cost oer patrol car
Ia. Depreciation
I Car' 1535 Actual purchase price 013,675
Actual salvage value S3
Estimated useful life 3
Annual depreciation of car years
I 08,8
Equipment - Actual cost of:
Siren, light and public address 1760
I Screen
300
Radio )U f
(.,
Oxygen 450
Misc.(fares, axes, first aid equip., Etc.) 350
Total
$3,800
Estimated useful life - 10 years
1 Annual depreciation of equipment
58l,
ITotal depreciation
Ib. Fuel and lubricatioi;
Actual cost per gallon }}
I Estimated Wiles per ga for
,uel cost per auc iv
Cost of lubrication —
%.Si
Mileage between Tubes
Cost per File iai
0.0)1;3
IFuel ana lubrication per mile 09.08810
Actual annual mileage
67, 0 miles
Total fuel and lubrication
;J;7
I
I
I .
I
ii]-?rif-Yl
u sires
Actual cost per set of tires(4) i.i
l.0
Estimated mileage per set
cost per mile 10.0;05
Estimated annual mileage 57,3X miles
Total-tires ,
ills
d. Radio
Maintenance service fee per year
e. Repair, supplies and mechanic '
Estimated cost per mile
-
Estimated annual mileage g c7.�5 miles
Total annual cost for one (I) patrol car
45.;55
Insurance '
?53t
Total annual cost. for one Ill own;car
!16,357
Total annual cost of patrol cars (7 scuac
cars and I supervisor car)
2. Vehicle cost of patrol per hour -
(Annual cost i 44,651) (i,900 r 23.5)
ic.`!3
C. T^TAL•COST PER HOUR OF THE CulfiRACr SERVICE
Per hour personnel cost
Per hour vehicle cost i2/3.34 2.553 3
x
131.27 '
•
to Adcition differences
ire ue to rounainE.
I
I
I
1989
METRO COUNCIL POPULATION 8, HOUSEHOLD ESTIMATES
CARVER COUNTY
INCLUDING CITIES & TOWNSHIPS
ESTIMATES AS OF 1 APRIL 1989
•
I
1
1
r
I
These estimates may be subject to minor
J revisions. Some of the townships and cities
show a loss of population while showing a growth in households. This is due to to
1 the Metro Council utilizing a lower persons per household fsctor than was used in
previous years. This type of change does not represent an actual loss of popula-
tion.
1
I
POPULATION-1980,1989, 1990 & 2000 PROJECTED
I
CITIES IN CARVER COUNTY
12
10 - • g � I
//
/
1
a, rcl
;: !� 00
I
a.
//d ►/// II
jOF ►i//i►
►'�%� NO/0
,�/
2 — /1 �i0► OO /
''%/D ►ice, •-4/0.44 •.i o +!, '10' A''P 1 00 ,0
Carver Chaska Hmbrg N Ger Viet Wtrtwn
Chan Col Mayer Nrwd Waconia Yng Am I
.!:!: 1980 M 1989 M 1990 Proj. ®2000 Proj.
• 1980—US Census, 1989 Metro C. Estimates, Projections from MDIF '
POPULATION-1980,1989, 1990 & 2000 PROJECTED
TOWNSHIPS IN CARVER COUNTY
3000 ,
I
2500 -
C
p
2QOQ - '40
1 1500 - •
%, %h tip' '44 004 •1000 - ��' ;vN , ;ii
..,04 ../1 fp 00 e 0 4/4 -
500 - j� i■ I j/ '%�► ,�� �4�/r '4 A 4 "�/ '4�A
0 ' t/ / � ► / J►/, ft% \ .. !4441 4/ .. // :i/\ ./.4 �'/ 4 , A
IBenton Chaska Hncck Lktwn Waconia Yng Am
Camden Dhlgrn Hllvwd San Fran Wtrtwn
1980 M 1989
M. ZO 1990 Proj. ®2000 Proj.
I
1980—US Census, 1989 Metro C. Estimates, Projections from MDIF
I
I
• I
I t
IHOUSEHOLDS — 1980,1989, 1990 & 2000 PROJECTED
CITIES IN CARVER COUNTY
5
I
4 -
I �%
O
O UI
I
W %� �'
v� o 0 ✓t.
xO A 04 v/I
1 _ :,► A/0.. ��4
►ter
0 N . U,4A • i //". • 0 :ft% tz/NI .. S1O. ;wit Nil. r,
ICarver Chaska Hnabrg N Ger Via Wtrtwn
Chan Col Mayer Niwd Waconia Yng Am
04∎4 1980 0 1989 M 1990 Pro j.j 2000 Proj.
I1980—US Census, 1989 Metro C. Estimates, Projections from MDIF
I
IHOUSEHOLDS — 1980,1989, 1990 & 2000 PROJECTED
TOWNSHIPS IN CARVER COUNTY
I 700 r—
600
•
I cn 500
%'h -II p
IO 400 • A �� ;..,�
(4 300 ��0 of - ;i/� ;
4 0, :001 440
.`. 200 ✓ „ • •'/o: .l •, %1 ►.)/ ✓N
, � .♦ iii /qq / N ►1/
tom► 44 . ^ ' 74 �i :/01 ► • r4//ii
/// ► A
I 100 ►i/�i �.�, .� .�►� ,�/► �/%. .`//� �•,/;/► •;�• :rl
04 ►� � 0 '/4 %ire %/j it 0 '/// ►'0g ►'7N
0 da. ./,4 ke...� ►././.� Oa 4 Vii:. 444 :4.40. NM. ►i %r. /41
IBenton Chaska Hncck Lktwn Waconia Yng Am
Camden Dhlgrn Hllvwd San Fran Wtrtwn
I *I 1980 0 1989 M 1990 Proi. 2000 Proj.
1980—US Census, 1989 Metro C. Estimates. Projections from MDIF
I