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Correspondence ndence Letter to Joshua Eckhoff dated March 26, 2002. Letter from the Office of County Sheriff dated March 15,2002. Chanhassen Fire Department Fire/Rescue report dated March 4 - 10, 2002. Chanhassen Fire Department Fire/Resèue report dated March 11 - 17, 2002. Chanhassen Fire Department Fire/Rescue report dated March 18 - 24, 2002. Chanhassen Fire Department FirelRescue report dated March 25 - 31, 2002. Letter from the City of Eden Prairie dated March 5, 2002. Letter from Michael Howe dated March 1, 2002. Carver County Sheriff s Report. Chanhassen Snowmobilers newsletter dated March 2002. Letter from Carver County dated March 8, 2002. Letter to Todd Hoffman dated March 26, 2002. Letter to Jacob Budin dated April 2, 2002. Memo from the LMC date-stamped March 25, 2002. Letter from Bonestroo Rosene Anderlick & Associates dated April 2, 2002. CITY OF CllANllASSEN 7700 Market Boulevard PO Box 147 ctranhassen. MN 55317 Admlnlstrallon Phone: 952227.1100 Fax: 952227.1110 B.ildlng Inspections Phone: 952.227.1180 Fax: 952.227.1190 £oglneeñng Phone: 952.227.1160 Fax: 952.227.1170 Finan.. Phone: 952227.1140 Fax: 952227.1110 Part & Reerealion Phone: 952227.1120 Fax: 952.227.1110 RecreationCenler 2310CoutterBoulevard Phone: 952.227.1400 Fax: 952227.1404 Planning & Natural Reso.rces Phone: 952227.1130 Fax: 952227.1110 I P.blic Worts ") 1591 Park Rned Phone: 952227.1300 Fax: 952227.1310 Senior Center Phone: 952227.1125 Fax: 952227.1110 Web SUe ......d.chanhassen.mn..s March 26, 2002 Mr. Joshua Eckhoff 7495 Saratoga Drive Chanhassen, MN 55317 Dear Joshua: Thank you for your letter concerning litter at the Chanhassen skate park. I agree that litter is a problem at the park and throughout our community. The act of littering is a misdemeanor offense punishable by up to 90 days in jail and/or a $1000 fine. The reality is that 99% of littering occurs without repercussions. Unfortunately, the offense of littering just does not rank high enough in the priorities that a law enforcement officer faces each day. Only in the case of obvious viol.ations does enforcement occur. Communities rely on civic pride to combat littering. At the skate park we talk about what kind of image the presence of litter portrays. I routinely stop the skaters requesting that they clean the park up prior to resuming skating. Residents that 'set a good example for others pave the way to a cleaner community. Without quality role models and people who are willing to get involved when they witness littering, the problem will only grow. I encourage you to do what you can to help stop littering in Chanhassen. Thanks again for you interest in making your community a better place to live! Sincerely, ~?~ Todd Hoffman Park and Recreation Director TH:ns c: Todd Gerhardt, City Manager City Council Park & Recreation Commission t: IéN~,(fA-æ... ~J:,W7 [I· i r I~ ~/¡m,f C.1r4< f- - Office of County Sheriff Carver County Government Center Justice Center 600 East Fourth Street Chaska. Minnesota 55318-2190 Bud Olson, Sheriff Emergency: 911 Sheriff Admin: (952) 361-1212 Admin. Fax: (952) 361-1229 Dispatch: (952) 361-1231 (Non-Emergency) CARVER COUNTY March 15,2002 Mayor Linda Jansen 240 Eastwood Court Chanhassen, MN 55317 Dear Mayor Jansen: Thank you for attending the February 20, 2002 contracting meeting. I appreciate your participation and input. On Tuesday, March 12,2002, I presented my recommendations to the County Board. Shortly, I will be meeting with the contract communities that could not attend this meeting. Once I have received approval to proceed with the study of our contracting, I will be seeking your guidance in developing our contracting work group. I believe this work is very beneficially for the future of our contracting service. I appreciate your commitment to the contracting mission. If you have any concerns regarding your contracting services you should contact me immediately. I would like to direct you to other staff members that can help you with your questions. Dispatch Patrol Investigations Civil Process Jail Manager Pam Raser Lt. Ralph Widmer Lt. Hubie Widmer Lt. Jeff Enevold Reed Ashpole/Tracy Dotas 952.361.1259 952.361.1205 952.361.1206 952.361.1203 952.361.1202/l233 B~. Byron 'Bud' Olson~ ~ Carver County RECEIVED MAR 1 8 2002 CITY OF CHANHASSEN cc: City Administrator/Clerk Equal Opportunity Employer Printed on 30% POSf~ColIsllmer Rec:vcled Paper Mon Mon Tues Tues Weds Weds Thurs Thurs Thurs Fri Fri Sat Mar 4 Mar 4 Mar 5 Mar 5 Mar 6 Mar 6 Mar? Mar? Mar? Mar 8 Mar 8 Mar 9 5:05 AM 6:21PM Il:12AM 3:19PM 8:18AM 4:56 PM 3:14AM 5:59 AM 10:l5PM 8:48 AM 9:40 PM 1:28AM CHANHASSEN FIRE DEPARTMENT FIRE/RESCUE WEEK OF MARCH 4 - MARCH 10,2002 Saddlebrook Trail Trotters Circle Pleasant View Road Pleasant View Lane Highway 5 & Arboretum Blvd Dogwood Avenue Canyon Curve Highway 5 & Powers Blvd Highway 5 & Lone Cedar Audubon Road Tanadoona Drive Lake Susan Hills Apts Medical- trouble breathing, cancelled Medical- hook stuck in mouth Fire alarm - false alarm, no fire, cancelled Medical- possible heart attack Car accident with injuries Medical- person on ground, cancelled Medical- seizures, cancelled Fuel Spill Car accident, cancelled, no injuries Medical- diabetic reaction Controlled bum F ire alarm - false alarm, no fire · Mon Mon Mon Tues Tues Tues Weds Weds Weds Weds l1lUrs Thurs Thurs Thurs Fri Sat Sat Sun Mar 1] ]2:3] PM Mar]] 3:04 PM Ma II 6:08 PM Mar ]2 6:04 AM Mar 12 2:50 PM Mar]2 ] 1:00 PM Mar 13 8:14 AM Mar]3 12:51 PM Mar 13 6:06 PM Mar 13 9:05 PM Mar 14 9:09 AM Mar 14 9:54 AM Mar 14 3:17 PM Mar 148:14 PM Mar 15 5:34 PM Mar 16 12:24 PM Mar 16 9:21 PM Mar 7 9:47 AM CHANHASSEN FIRE DEPARTMENT FIRE/RESCUE WEEK OF MARCH 11 - MARCH 17,2002 Tulip Court Fireplace backed up Stone Creek Drive Medical - broken collarbone Audubon Road Medical- seizures Lakeview Road East Medical- high fever, cancelled enroute Highway 5 & Great Plains Blvd Unknown medical- cancelled enroute Audubon Circle Medical- abdominal pain Frontier Trail Medical- hip injury Park Court Medical- chest pains Carver Fire Dept Mutual aid - hazmat Autumn Ridge Court Carbon monoxide alarm Highway 5 & Galpin Blvd Power pole on fire Drake Court Medical- knee injury Highway 212 & Bluff Creek Dr Car accident - cancelled, no injuries Lake Susan Hills Drive Fireplace backed up Flamingo Drive Medical- chest pains West 76th Street Medical- -person choking Dakota Lane Medical- chest pains Vineland Court Medical- unknown problem Mon Tues Tues Weds Thurs Thurs Thurs Fri Fri Fri Mar]8 4:02 PM Mar]9 7:10 PM Mar 19 10:30 PM Mar 20 2:08 AM Mar2112:08AM Mar2] 5:11 AM Mar 21 6:32 PM Mar 22 5:26 PM Mar 22 8:19PM Mar 22 9:39 PM CHANHASSEN FIRE DEPARTMENT FIRE/RESCUE WEEK OF MARCH] 8 - MARCH 24, 2002 Foxford Road Foxford Road Excelsior Fire Dept Carver Beach Road Park Road Cascade Pass Pleasant View Road Highway 5 & Dakota Ave Pauly Drive Highway 101 Fire alarm - false alarm, no fire Fire alarm - false alarm, no fire Mutual aid - standby Rekindle from training burn Medical - unconscious person Medical- person fainted Medical- person fell Car accident - minor injuries Vehicle leaking gasoline Car accident - no injuries Tues Weds Thurs Thurs Thurs Fri Mar 26 6:59 PM Mar 27 5:31 PM Mar 28 7:05 AM Mar 28 8:29 AM Mar 28 J 0:38 PM Mar 295:32 PM CHANHASSEN FIRE DEPARTMENT FlRE/RESCUE WEEK OF MARCH 25 - MARCH 31, 2002 Primrose Place Lake Susan Park Pimlico Lane Audubon Circle West 78th Street Heidi Lane Medica1- head injury, cancelled Grass fire Medical - person feeling dizzy Medical- female in labor Medical- person down, cancelled Possible electrical fire o - Ne~\... ft""I, ;,("C',. ..... ...... 'lk City of i£rfen Prairie PuNk Safety Servk, 8080 Mitchell Road' Eden Prairie, MN 55344-2229 . edenprairie.org . 952-949-6200 . TDD 952-949-83 March 5, 2002 John Wolf, Chief Chanhassen Fire Department 7610 Laredo Drive Chanhassen, Minnesota 55317 Dear Chief Wolf: On behalf of the City of Eden Prairie, the Eden Prairie School District, and our department I would like to thank you and your staff for your generous assistance this past Monday with the visit of President Bush. An event like this leaves one with very little time to prepare and we were very dependent on our neighbors to staff all of the public safety needs. This event demonstrated how strong the working relationships between public safety agencies in our area actually are. In addition, it demonstrated how well we are trained and prepared to meet these challenges. It was a great honor to host the President of the United States and we can all say that we had a part in an incident free outcome of his visit. I am very proud of the work of our public safety partners and you can be very proud of how well your staff preformed. Thank you very much for all that you have done to help us protect the President of the United States. If there is any1hing that the City of Eden Prairie can do for you or your organization, please feel free to call on us. Sincerely, ~;- James G. Clark Director of Public Safety ~: Todd Gerhardt, City Manager RECEIVED MAR 0 7 2002 CITY OF CHANHASSEN c , #:tb 7 ;',4Ct/ 7::' ,k:', 6, March I, 2002 Mr. Todd Hoffman Director Chanhassen Parks & Recreation 690 Coulter Boulevard Chanhassen, MN 55317 Dear Todd: 1 thought you should have official notification of my decision not to reapply for my Park & Recreation Commission seat, which term expires on April 1.2002. so - here it is. 1 have decided not to go forward and reapply for a third term with the Chanhassen Park & Recreation Commission. 1 thank you, the City Council, and the Commission for allowing me to serve since 1996. We have accomplished many things in our city during that time, and 1 am very proud to have played a part in some of those items. 1 have learned much about how city government operates, how a top-notch Park & Rec department gets things done, and made many friends along the way. Most of all, 1 am impressed with you and the staff who all work so hard on behalf of Chanhassen's citizens, ensuring that we have plenty of clean, safe parks and trails, greenspace for the future, and outstanding events year 'round that help keep us together as a community, all while watching the public's dime. No doubt the many prestigious awards won by you, your staff, and Chanhassen's Park & Rec infrastructure attest to this. 1 will never shy away from telling the Park & Rec story to my neighbors and fellow Chanhassen residents. We are lucky to have you, Todd. If it sits well with the City Council, the Commission, and you, 1 would like to remain on the Dave Huffman Race Committee, and 1 still plan on hosting the annual Howe Family Easter Weekend Trash Cleanup. 1 would also very much miss drilling holes for the Feb Fest, so 1 will sign up in advance for that duty if offered. Lastly, in the unlikely event that you are unable to fill all four vacancies on the Commission by April 1,1 will be happy to remain on the Commission until all seats are filled, or until the Council, Commission, and you deem it appropriate for the short term. Thanks again for a great experience, and good luck in all of your future endeavors. RECEIVED MAR 0 4 2002 CITY OF CHANHASSEN · CITY OF CHANHASSEN CITY REPORTS Office of County Sheriff Carver County Government Center Justice Center CARVER 600 East Fourth Street COUNTY Chaska. Minnesota 55318-2190 Bud Olson, Sheriff Emergency: 911 Sheriff Admin: (952ì 361-1212 Admin. Fax: (952) 361-1229 Dispatch: (952) 361-1231 (Non-Em~rgency) Listed below is a description of each of the different classification of calls for service which the Carver County Sheriff s Office received and processed for your area. Criminal Assault Burglary Drug Violation Homicide Traffic/Alcohol Misc. Criminal Property Damage Robbery Sex Crime Theft Theft Related Vehicle Theft Non-Criminal Disturb Peace/Privacy Misc. Non Criminal Lock out Alann Domestic Missing PersonslRunaway Animal Medical House/Business Check Assist other Agency Fire Call Prowler Mental Health Civil Process Transport Warrant Service Boat and Water Snowmobile Gun Permit/Acquire Gun Permit/Carry Lock Post Office Suspicious Activity Open door Auto Accd-Prop Damage Auto Accd-Injury Auto Accd -Fatal Traffic Special Traffic Altercation between parties where actual physical harm occurred Breaking into a residence or business All drug violations, possession of, sale of, manufacture of or under the influence of. Taking of a persons life Traffic stops or accidents involving a driver under the influence Minor offenses which include order of protection violations, warrant service, threats and harassment, tobacco violations. All damage to property including vandalism and trespassing on property Taking of property in the presence of another with use of force Rape, sexual abuse, indecent exposure and pornography Taking of property Credit card fraud, .issuance of bad checks, counterfeiting, theft by swindle Theft of a motor vehicle Noise, harassing phone calls, Citizen assists, lost and found property, general law enforcement questions, civil matters, delivery of council packets, juvenile disciplinary problems etc. Unlock doors of automobiles, residences or businesses for owners Checking on an alann at a private residence or business. Verbal argument between parties Juvenile runaways or missing persons Animal bites, stray animals Assist persons with medical issues, natural cause deaths Check on houses or businesses when owners are away ITom property Assist other law enforcement offices; state patrol or governmerit departments Fires and assist fire departments Person on property who does not belong Suicides, 72 hr holds for mental health issues. Service of civil papers, assist with civil stand by situations Transport persons for various reasons Service a warrant for Carver County and other counties All incidents involving boats or lakes All incidents involving snowmobile Issuance of a permit to purchase a handgun Issuance of a permit to carry a handgun Deputies lock post office buildings Suspicious persons, acts or vehicles Locating an open door to a business Auto accident when only property damage occurred Auto accident when injury and property damage occurred Auto accident in which a fatality occurred All traffic stops and calls, stalled vehicles, debris on the roadway Radar wagon, special traffic details Affirmative Action/Equal .Opportunity £mp/o)'er Printed Olf 10% Posl·Consumer Recycled Paper CARVER COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE AREA REPORT FOR CITY OF CHANHASSEN CALLS FOR SERVICE FOR MONTH OF FEBRUARY 2002 MONTHLY 2002 YTD 2001 MONTHLY 2001 YTD CRIMINAL AssauU 3 5 5 7 Burglarv 7 11 2 4 Drug Violation 0 4 2 3 Homcide 0 0 0 0 Traffic/Alcohol 14 23 3 10 Misc. 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" '" ., ::;¡ ¡;: ü :Z o Z ..J ¡:! o f- o W f- II: o !L W II: ..J « f- o f- ¿;¿; í?~~ NEXT MEETING: 7:30PM ......... Tuesday, March 12 2002 at the ....",. Chanhassen American Legion. Bring a friend! February 12 Meeting Minutes Old Business · Treasurer's report. No report. · Secretary's report. Refer to last newsletter. · MnUSA report. Doug Swanson talked about the upcoming legislative session and what we can expect. Doug Franzen, the MnUSA lobbyist, was at the Winter Rendezvous (held February 7-10 at the Breezy Point resort) and talked with the group about this. There are a lot of bills we need to follow on the upcoming legislative agenda, some of which target A TV operators. They've been accused of causing some erosion problems because of the lack of snow cover. As a reminder, if you support Rep. Workman by sending in your $50 or $1 00, make sure you mention that you're a member of MnUSA, SW Trails Association and the Chanhassen Snowmobilers on a separate note you include with the donation form. Doing so is positive exposure for snowmobiling. Even though we haven't had snow, there have been 12 snowmobile-related deaths so far this season. · Sno rap! Pictures from a trip recently taken to Yellowstone and another trip to Bayfield county in Wisconsin as well as some pictures of the Crow River were passed around. These were all pretty cool! Folks also talked about the Waconia vintage snowmobile show held February 2-3. · Local trail update. Not much news. Please help keep the trails marked. If you see signs that are in disarray while you're out riding, please straighten them up. · SW Trails Association. No update. New Business · There is a club ride tentatively planned for Saturday, March 162002. Interested folks should contact Scott Truempi at (952) 949-1372 for more information. MARCH 2002 . Trail take-down for this season is planned for Sunday, April 7. Folks should rneet at Boyd Peterson's house by 1 0:00am. The address is 9860 Pioneer Circle in Chanhassen, just east of the intersection of Great Plains Boulevard and Pioneer Trail. . We'll be planning a summer party during the next meeting. The date and location will be determined at that time, so get involved if you're interested! Wednesday Night Rides Wednesday night rides are on once again this year when the snow flies! Interested folks should contact Scott Truempi at (952) 949-1372 for locations and meeting times. Random News Flakes Show your support for the Chanhassen Snowmobilers club and the work we do by becoming a current member! Many may not realize this but we are the group responsible for all of the trails in Chanhassen, including the trails past and non-members use. Riders and the city both depend on us to mark the trails, and all of the work is done as a volunteer effort by the same few folks each year. This is your club, please support it. All that we ask is a small amount of time, or even just your membership. Heck, it's even fun! The future of snowmobiling in Chanhassen depends on it! Editor: B/ayne Puklich 2 Club Meeting Schedule The Chanhassen Snowmobile ClUb meets at the Chanhassèn Legion on the secönd Tuesday of ~~ month at 7:30PM from October through Meeting dates for the 2001-2002 season are: Oetelger 9 2991 JaRI:II!ry 8 2992 ~Je'Jeffilger 1 a 2991 Fel9F\:JI!FY 122992 Deeeffilger 11 2991 March 122002 SWTA, the Southwest Trails Association (the local trail grooming organization), meets at 8:00PM the last Tuesday of every month at Island View Golf Course in Waconia. Club Contacts Club email members@chansnomo.org Web site http://www.chansnomo.org Scott Truempi (952) 949-1372 Greg Havlik (952) 937-5678 9kart66@att.net Blayne Puklich (952) 474-3173 blayne@puklich.com Chanhassen Snowmobilers P.O. Box 28 Chanhassen, MN 55317 Other Snowmobiling Events Leo's South Nationaí Amateur Snocross Championships. Buck Hill Ski Area, (651) 388-5513. Super Snow Cross series finals at the Metrodome. (651) 989-5151 . for tickets. MnUSA Spring Meeting. (763) 577-0185. Mar 29-30 Mar 30 April 26-28 Brad Blomquist Leroy Biteler Charlie Littfin .~;y., ---'''',\ .,.., P.... ...... :; . ;.'1 ~::'.' < . -; ....' . ' II'" , I . i' .,'~, .:'. . . ~ ". :: v~. Todd Hoffman 7700 Market Boulevard Box 147 Chanhassen,MN 55317 (952) 937-8760. wire@wans.net (952) 474-7590 snosptz@aol.com (952) 937-8392 <;". ...'" "~...". ....-."..-..,-..."',~ r ~"".""~..M.o~"::':~:::~_~'.:~" ~ -'.-'..\ ,- ""-. ~.. .~..,.-..., -..~......,,, : .. ...."" - -. '-.~ _..-......----".,~. -..-........,. .... '. Chanhassen Snowmobilers Membership Form Please fiU out this form and bring it to the next club meeting. You can also mail this form and payment to Chanhassen Snowmobilers, P.O. Box 28, Chanhassen MN 55317. Only one membership per family is required. Dues are $30 per family. This includes membership to MnUSA, an added benefit! Make checks payable to "Chanhassen Snowmobilers." o New membership o Renewal o Already a MnUSA member Name: Address: City: Email: Phone: ( Number of sleds: Club #: 820 State: Zip: ) Number of members in family: MnUSA Region: 8 Blayne Puklich members@chansnomo.org http://www.chansnomo.o,g (952) 949-1372 (952) 937-5678 gkart66@att.net (952) 474-3173 blayne@puklich.com B,ad Blomquist Club email Web site Scott Truempi Greg Havlik Leroy Biteler (952) 937-8760 wire@wans.net (952) 474-7590 snosptz@aol.com (952) 937-8392 Charlie Litllin t: /tktfAJ"..Su4- c.c../ ~'kr-P - Office ofi.isk/Emergency Management Carver County Governmenl Center Administration Building 600 East Fourth Street Chaska, Minnesota 55318-2158 Phone (952) 361-1528 Fax (952) 361-1342 CARVER COUNTY March 8, 2002 Greg Hayes, Fire Inspector/Training Coordinator 7700 Market Boulevard, P.O. Box 147 Chanhassen, MN 55317 Dear Greg, I want to take this opportunity to congratulate you on your recent Emergency Management Certification and recognition at the Governor's Emergency Managernent Conference. I know this certification took a lot of tirne and effort on your part. Your effort to obtain the certification level is a clear example of continuous quality irnprovernent in the ernergency management area for the City of Chanhassen and overall Carver County. As I watched the presentation I was proud to see another rnember of the overall "Carver County Emergency Managernent Team" become certified. Additionally, I want to say thanks to you for all of your efforts and positive interaction with rny office and I. During my nine years in the RiskJErnergency Managernent Department you have always been an active member of the emergency rnanagement and public safety systern. Your positive direction, planning, and response with the City of Chanhassen help continue to rnake our ernergency rnanagement systern second to none. Your positive contributions to the City of Chanhassen are a rnodel for all of us to follow. Thanks again for all your contributions to the public safety system in Carver County. Congratulation on your successful certification! ¿'AdÞ- Scott M. Gerber RiskJEmergency Management Director A.ljïmulIi\'c Action/Equal Opportunity Employer Prill1ed Oil IOC¡c Post-Consumer Recycled Paper RECEIVED MAR 1 2 2002 CITY OF CHANHASSEN Cc: John Wolff, Fire Chief Mark Littfin, Asst. Fire Chief / Fire Marshal Todd Gerhardt, City Manager March 26, 2002 Todd Hoffinan Park Director City ofChanhassen Chanhassen, MN 55317 Dear Todd: It is with mixed emotions that I have decided not to seek reappointment to the Park and Recreation Commission. While I am saddened to see this chapter in my life end, I have an overwhelming sense of pride and accomplishment for all that we have achieved over the thirteen years of my tenure. While I would love to ramble on and list the accomplishments, you are already keenly aware of all of them. These accomplishments are due to you, both professionally and personally. It has been a very rewarding journey for me to work with such an outstanding group of individuals, both our professional staff and our volunteer commissioners. I have had the opportunity to learn ITom the best staff and the most dedicated commissioners. I have grown as an individual and in my appreciation for all aspects of our community and its residents. Because serving my community has become such an important part of my life, I plan on reflecting on my service over the coming months. I will explore other possibilities for me to remain involved and continue to be a vital part ofChanhassen. Know that I am available and willing to help with the transition of new commissioners in any way that I can. (Of course, I am always available to work those prize boards!) Todd, I have complete faith in you, Jerry, Corey, and Todd Gerhardt to continue to provide your expert guidance to the commission and our City Council to make Chanhassen the best city in which to live. Thanks again for all you have done and continue to do for the City ofChanhassen! Sincerely, (;rcWv ¿f){~ I / Jah Lash Park and Recreation Commissioner City ofChanhassen Cc: Park and Recreation Commission Chanhassen City Council CITY OF CHANHASSEN 7700 Mark2tBJulevard PO Box 147 Chant,assec.WI55317 AdminislraUon P~cne 95222i.1100 F2\ 9522271110 Building Inspeelions P~c,~e: 952_~r1180 Fi': 9:222"' ~190 Engineering P";;,"52227.1160 F~;.: 9:2 227 i 170 Finance F~y'e 952.2271140 F~\:9522rl110 Park & Ree,eation F~:~~, ?52 22: 1120 F~x' ~S;:,=2~ ~ 11 0 p~~ ':2:,:~ ::~!er 23;,='C:'~<2'5:Ava!d p";c,,9S22271400 F:¡r 952 22~_1~04 Planning & Nalural Resources Pr,:·;.t 95222ì 1i30 ¡:~.' 9S;:Ú:'1i10 PublieWo,ks 159 i ?~~ ¡ R :ad p"CC'. 9:2 2271300 ~~, SSnr1310 Senio,Cen!er P~:~e 952.2271125 Fax: 9522271110 WebSi!e www _ ~i _c~lan~ass€n _mn.us April 2, 2002 Jacob Budin 1561 Bluebill Trail Chanhassen, MN 55317 Dear Jacob: Thank you for your recent letter to the Chanhassen City Council since it allows me to clarify why the city has certain policies. Residential streets exist to serve the traffic needs of the people who live next to them. When those roads need repairs, minor repairs are performed at no cost by city crews who patch potholes and seal cracks. When roads need more extensive work, those costs are charged back to the people who benefit most by using the roads - in this case you and your parents. The city just recently reduced the price charged to your parents and other property owners from 100% down to 30% of the cost to fix the road. The other amount will be picked up by general property taxes spread across all houses and businesses in town. Chanhassen does have relatively high property taxes, but that is not really because of the city portion. Carver County and the Chaska school district charge among the highest rates in the metropolitan area. The Citizens League web site (http://www.citizensleague.nctimil200JlI2/table4a.htm) lists cities, counties and school districts and how they rank in comparison to each other. Chanhassen ranks 33 out of 109 communities mostly because we are growing so rapidly and need to add services for our new residents. A great thing to keep in mind about cities is that they each have a different set of services and facilities that they offer. Chaska has a unique ability to keep its property taxes low because they own their electric company. The money generated through that business keeps their taxes much lower than most cities without that revenue source. People choose to live in a community because it has the right mix of taxes and programs to meet their needs. Think how boring it would be if all cities were exactly the same. Please contact me directly if you have more questions. I am at City Hall if you come by in person or contact me by telephone at (952) 227-1149. Sincerely, -;Jnæ¿ìJ/ Bruce M. DeJon' Finance Director c: Todd Gerhardt, City Manager Mayor and City Council The City DI Chanhassen . A r:r~:ii'1n ~r,rrmllnih'.'~ ~I,,~,., H,o,o ~"~I;,,, Hh~,IA " _.0'__ 3/30/02 Jacob Budin 1561 Bluebill trail Chanhassen MN 55317 Chanhassen City council Dear City Council, I feel it is unfair that residents must pay for repairing the roads just because they live by them. Do you really think that that is necessary when Chanhassen has high taxes already? Which brings me to my other question. Why do my parents (I am only twelve years old) have to pay taxes that are so high? I can understand why but how come we have high taxes and Chaska for example doesn't and they have their own community center that has a huge gym and a large swimming pool. Please reply. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, Jacob Budin REceIVED APR 0 2 2002 CITY OF CHANHASSEN )Jerf AcIn· Ja,4,.,· (~¿J LMC 145 University Avenue West, St. Paul, MN 55103-2044 phone: (651) 281-1200. (800) 925-1122 Fax: (651) 281-1299 . TDD (651) 281-1290 Weh Site: http://www.lmnc.org I.,.øgu. 0/ Mi""uota Citiu Cmu promoting acfIlI-CtI To: City Administrators, Managers, Clerk and Engineers fl. ~ ~. Prom: Remi Stone Re: Storm Water Regulations By March 2003, nearly 150 Minnesota communities will be facing new storm water system regulations under the NPDES Phase II storm water regulatory program. Compliance with the program may prove to be complex and potentially expensive. The stormwater program is currently open for public comment. Also, the LMC Annual Conference will feature a session on the stormwater program in Rochester at 10:45 a.m. on Wednesday, June 19,2002. Enclosed are several documents regarding the pending National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Phase II storm water regulatory program. Attached you will find: 1. "Is your city an MS4", LMC Bulletin Article, December 5,2001 Ýe5; {JIIIY¡ k¡e., / 2. "A Phase II primer", LMC Bulletin Article, December 5, 2001 3. "How can your city be on top of the Phase II game?", LMC Bulletin Article, December 19, 2001 4. "Phase II storm water rules open for public comment", LMC Bulletin Article, March 20, 2002 5. Advance Notice for April 30, 2002 NPDES Workshop offered by Bonestroo, Rosene, Anderlik & Associates Please take a moment to become familiar Witll this environmental regulatory mandate. Please share this information with your staff who will have responsibility for managing your city's permit. Thank you for your attention to this matter. If you have questions please contact me at 651.281.1 256 or rstone@lmnc.oq¡. RECEIVED MAR 2 5 2002 CITY OF CHANHASSEN AN EQUAL OPPORTUNIrY/AFFIRMA TlV~ ACTION EMPLOYER ADVANCE NOTICE: Workshop on NPDES Phase II Permitting for Municipalities, April 30, 2002 To: Interested Municipal Officials From: Bonestroo, Rosene, Anderlik & Associates What: NPDES Phase II Workshop When: Tuesday, April 30, 2002, 9:00 to 12:00 AM Where: Four Points Hotel, Minneapolis Cost: Tentatively set at $30.00 Now that the final draft MS4 Permit for NPDES Phase II has been released by the MPCA, it's time to start considering the concrete steps that cities, towns, and counties need to take to meet the requirements of this program. Bonestroo is offering a three-hour workshop that will provide the details you will need over the next few months. It is set for Tuesday morning, April 30, at the Four Points Hotel, north of Minneapolis, near 35W and Industrial Boulevard. Please mark this date on your calendar. Presenters from the MPCA, Bonestroo, and other resources will cover hot topics, including: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. BMP's and measurable goals - matched to the 6 Minimum Control Measures listed in the Permit Using existing plans and programs to meet the Permit requirements Elements of the Annual Reports Software that can help - inspections, reports, tracking measurable goals Meeting the educational requirements of the Permit· finding and working with existing educational programs and resources If you would like to attend, please reply to the undersigned and let us know how many people may attend from your organization. This does not commit you to the workshop, but would be very helpful for our planning. We will send out a firm workshop notice and registration information in the next few weeks. We look forward to seeing you there. Randy Neprash, P.E. 651-604-4703 rneorash©bonestroo .com Beth Weber 651-604-4799 bweber©bonestroo.com Drew Budelis 651-604-4734 dbudelis©bonestroo.com j ¡ Storm Sewer Regulatory Programs Is your city an MS4? Rem; Stone &I MS4 is a municipal sepame storm sewer system. Your city is an MS4 for regulatory purposes if it op=es a municipal separate storm sewer sy¡- tent. For many of Minnesota's cities, being an MS4 means a new and serious stormwater regulatory pro- gram. Oties with stormwater sewer systems in "urbanized areas", as defined bY the census, will soon be required to comply with the Phase II Storm 'Water Rule promulgated by the United States EnVironmental Ptoteccion Agency (USEPA) and Í111p1emented by the Minnesota Pollution ContIOlAgency (MPCA). In March 20cð, new federal requirements to control pollutants in runoff tiom municipal stormwater sewer sy¡tems will go into effect. Ope.tators of regulated MS4 Storm- water Sewer Systems-nearly 150 cities, toWns and counties in Minne- sota-will be required to reduce the discharge of pOnUtants to the "maxi- mum extent posn'ble," protect water quality, and meet Clean Water Act wåter quality requirements. According to the MPCA staff; it is the MPCA's intention to have a draft permit completed by February 2002, after which the MS4!National Pollution Discharge Elimination Sys- tem (NPDES) stakeholder group will be activated. Implementation of the program by the MPCA and MS4s is e""pected to be in full swing by January 2003. StaylDfonned The League of Minnesota Oties has set up a Phase II listserv to give cities a fonnat to discuss the rul~ process and permitting activities. The listserv is open to municipal officials interested in Phase II. Interested parties include city administrators, public works officials, engineers, w:ltershed partners, Ph",e I officials, etc. To sign up fot the listserv, please contact Remi Stone at IStone@ Imnc,org or (651) 281~1256. Phase II MS4s Below is the initial list of Phase II MS4s located in an urbanized area and subject to Phase II. More com- munities =y be added in the future. Cities & Townships *.,ore communities may be added lat.r Andover Dayton Hilltop Maple Plain North Oaks Spring Lake Park Albert Lea Deephaven Hopkins Maplewood North ST. Paul Spring Park Anoka Dilworth Hutchinson Marion TSP N orthñeld S~ Anthony Apple Valley Duluth Invcr Grove Marshall Oakdale S~ Cloud Arden Hills Eagan Heights Medicine Lake Oakport TSP St. Cloud TSP Austin E. Grand Forks La Crescent TSP Medina Osseo S~ Paul Park Bemidji Eden Prairie La C1'C$Cent Mendola Owatonna Stillwater Birchwood Excelsior Lake E1nl0 Mendota Heights Plymouth Sunfish Lake Bbine Faribault Lakevi1Je MidwayTSP Prior Lake Tonka Bay Blool1Úngton Falcon Heights Landfall Minden TSP. Proctor Vadnais Heights Brainerd Farmington Lauderdale Minnetonka Ramsey Victoria Brooldyn Center Fergus Falls Le Soule TSP Minnetonka Beach Robbinsclale Waite Park Brooklyn Park Fort Snelling Lexington Minnetrista Rochester Wayzata BurnsviUe Fridley Lilyclale Moorhead Rosemount West St. Paul Cascade TSP Gem Lake Lino Lake. Moorhead TSP Ro.eviDe Wlùte Bear Lake Champlin Golden Valley Moµnd SatteR Wlùte BearTSP Cbanhassen Grant Lltde Canada Móundsview Sauk Rapids Willcrnie Circle Pin.. Greenwood Long Lake New U1m Sav:¡ge Willmar Coon Rapids Ham Lake Lorette New Brighton Shoreview Wmona Cottage Grove Hastings Mahtomedi New Hope Shorewood Woodbury Credit River TSp Haven TSp . Mankato Newport So. SL Paul Woodl:utd Crystal Hermantown Maple Grove North Mankato Anokn BeDtoll Carver Clay Dakota Hennepin Counties Houston 01n1Sted Polk Scott Sherburne SL Louis Stearns Was!úngton Wright Page 8 LMC Cities Bulletin . . . .. A Phase II primer Rzm{ SUmt Communiåes facing the new storm- water reguJaåons under the Phase II stonn sewer systems prognm will be dea1ing with a vast and potentiaJIy expensive mandate. M54 ciåes will be expected to secure a NSPDES stonnwater permit and begin imple- me~gb~t~~entpn~ces starting Jan. 1, 2001. þ Becoming a Phase II MS4 By using the most recent U.S. Census data, the U.S. Environmental Protecåon Agency (USEPA)considers an "urbanized area" as one or more places consisting as a central urban =0 that together with the adjacent, densely-settled surrounding area (urban fringe) have a minimum of 50,000 persons. The urban úinge generally consists of a contiguous area having a density ofat least 1,000 persom per square mile. For Phase II purposes, a city will be automatically desigru¡.ted as a small MS4 by the USEPA if the storm sower system is located within (fully or partially) an "urbanized area" as defined by USEPAIUS Census Bureau. Based upon Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) deSign criteria, other communities will be included as Phase II MS4s if the community has a population of 10,000 to 100,000 and a population density greater than 1,000 people per square mile located outside of an uurbanized area.." Addiåonally, ciåes with a popula- åon less than 10,000 may be added in the future if · Its system discharges to sensiåve _ters · Local water does not meet standards · High growth is expected · It is located near urban area Phase I St. Paul, Minneapolis, and the Metro- politan Council have already worked out their iniåal NPDES Phase ¡ pro- gtarn. permits. Phase ¡ was mandated for all municipalities with populaåons greater than 100,000 that have a stormwater programlpennit. Phase I also included specüìc industries and required them to develop site-specific stoml water plans. A third component of Phase ¡ included comtru~on sites greater than five acres and involved erosion control plans (temporary and permanent) and the implementation of best management pncåces (EMPs) Phase II The mandated Phase II prognm involves small MS4s. A small MS4 bas a population of more than 10,000 but less than 100,000, or is within a Visit the League on the Web: wV!w.lmnc~org defined urbanized area, or, if under 10,000 populaåon, may be included if determined necessary by the agency Jater. The small MS4 will need a NPDES permit that will outline how to meet the requirements of the program. The six minimum measures of the small MS4 program are: 1. Construction site runoŒ control 2. Post construcåon storm water management 3. Dlicit discharge detcction/elimina- tion 4.Public outreach/educaåon 5. Public involvement/paråcipation 6. Phase II BMPs/good housekeeping for municipal opetaåons . Phase II will also includë con- strÜ~on sit~. Sites grea.ter than one acre and above will need a construc- tion storm"'Oter NPDES pennit. Construction sites less than one acre may be added in the futUre if the site or area is considered sensitive. Under Phase II, the rule exempts "no exposure" industrial sites £rom needing an industrial storm_ter NPDES permit. To learn more about the storm- water program, visit the MPCA web site: www.pca.state.mn.us/water/ stormwater.html I" for aU the latest information about how your city can participate and benefit from LMC and LMCIT services, resources, and training opportunities. December 5, 2001 Page 9 . . . Storm sewer regulatory progra.ms How can your city be on top of the Phase 11 game? Reml SlDnt If your city operates a storm sewer system it is an MS4. This means that in March 2003, yow; city and other opetators of regulated MS4 storm - s.ewer systeDU--11early 150 cities, towns and counties in Minnesota- will be required to reduce the dischatge of pollutants to the "maximum extent possible," protect water quality, and meet Clean Water Act water 'quality requirements. This program will Wct . city budgets, too. The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency's o¡ganizationaI progIeSS on the Phase n stormwater nont has been slow. The U.S: Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) has expressed concern over Minnesota', tardiness in implementing Phase II. The agency's delay has given Phase II communities an opportunity to convene a forum to share knowledge and information on the rule and its permitting process. :By sharing information during the permitting process, .n permitees are able to have a level permit playing field. Swprise elements often find their wæ¡ into permits that are used as a "precedent" by the agency or third party advocacy groups, which Iiave a negative domino Wct on other permittees. There is a1wzys the concern that potential permittees will become involved in the process too late to effectively manage their own destiny, leaving permit decisions in the hands of the MPCA. Phase II MS4s need a forum to share information regarding the process. Your city can prepare the process by following these two steps: - step 1: Join the LMC listserv . The!MC bas set up a Phase II Jistserv to allow cities to have a format to discuss the rule1)1aking process and permitting activities. The Jistserv is open to InunicipaI officials intc:res.ted in Phase II. Interested parties should include city administrators, public worla officials, enginee:s, watenhed partne:s, and Phase I officials. Please contact Remi Stone at rstone@hnnc. org or (651) 281-1256 to submit your e-mail addrets to the1istserv. Step 2: Convene a Phase" Summit The !MC Annual Conference will be sponsor a Phase II workshop. Cities may wish to convene at the annual conference, held in June 2002 in Rochester, to discuss their mutual interests, develop a strategy to cope with MPCA, idenâIY jurisdictional roadblocks and opportunities, and identify potential areas of collabora- tion. The workshop will be designed to help ciiies work through the Phase II process and will consult experts, MPCA representatives, and perhaps some Phase I permitecs who are willing to share their experiences. t" LMC Business Associëdes For Infonnation on becoming an LMC Business Associate, call Rebecca Erickson at (651) 281-1222. Advanced Drainage Systems Affiliated Computer Services Barna, Guzy & Steffen, Ltd Bolton & Menk, Inc. Bonewoo, Rosene, Anderlik & Associates, Inc. Briggs and Morgan Cincinnatus, Inc. David Drown Associates DPRA Environmental Ehlers & Associates Inc. Evensen Dodge, Inc. Hallberg Engineering, Inc. HDR Engineering, Inc. Howard R Green Company Kennedy & Graven, Chartered Krass Monroe, P.A. LOG IS McCombs Frank Roos Associates, Inc. Paulsen Architects Ratwík, Roszak & Maloney, P.A. Reliant Energy Minnegasco RLK-Kuusísto, Ltd. Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc. Springsted Incorporated TSP One, Inc. URS/BRW Voyageur Asset Management Wídseth Smith & Nolting Xcel Energy Yaggy Colby Associates December 19, 2001 Page 9 ~ Seeking Input Phase II stormwater rules open for public comment Comment period ends April 12 R.emi Slone The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) has released the fìnaJ draft permit for the MS4 prognm under NPDES Phase II. The comment period is IÌom March 11 to Aprul1. . Cities owning stonn sewer .inñ-astructure will be required to have a Phase II permit in place by March 2003. The rule is slated to become effective Jm. 2003. Nearly 150 cities, towns, and counties have been identified as being subject to the new regulatory prognm. However, an unknown number of other cities and towns wiD likely become subject to the program based upon environmental concerns and growth projectiom. · The links to the permit and the public notice material are at:www.pca.state.mn.us/water/stormwater_ phase2.htmI · Permit public notice (open for public comment March 11-Apru11, 2002): WWW.pcä.state.mn.us/news/ publicnotice/ pn031102. pdf · Permit public notice fact sheet: www.pca.state.mn.us/news/publicnotice/ pn031102-factsheet.pdf General permit: www.pca.state.mn.us/news/ publicnotice/pn0311 02-generaJpermit. pdf MPCA hearings for NPDES Phase II pennits . The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) wiD hold three infonnatiorull meeting> where interested parties will be able to ask agency staff' questions about NPDES Phase I! permits. The meetings will take place: · March 26-Rochester Public Utilities Community Room, 4000 East River Road N.E., Rochester · March 27-Minn, Dept. ofIransportation Training and Conference Center 1900West County Road ¡,Arden Hills · March 28-St. Cloud Civic Center 10 FourrhAve. S., St. Cloud AD meetings will begin at 9 a.m. and end at 11 :30 2..m. Following these meetings, comments will be taken IÌom 1-4 p.m. Those interested in attending one of the informational meetings should RSVP to Rachel ¥aritz at (651) 297-8679 or toll-free at 1-800-657-3864. t" PHASE II MS4s Cities" Townships Below is the initial iist oCPhase II MS4s located in an urbanized area and subject to Phase II. More communities may be added. Andover Albert Lea Anolct Apple v..lley Arden Hills Austin BcmJdji lHrc.b.wvod Blaine BloomingtOn Brohtcrd Brooklyn Center BlOokIyn Pork BurnsviIJe Cascade TSP ChampIia Chanhasscn Circle Pines 'Coon Rapids Co~ Grove- Credit RiverTSP Crysw Dayton Deepbaven. Dilworth Duluth Eagan E. Grand Forb Eden Prairie Excelsior Faribault Falcon Heigh Farmington FergusFalli Fort Snelling Fridley Gem Lake Golden Valley Grant Greenwood H= Lake Hutingl Haven TSP Hermantown HJ top Hopkins Ii utchizuon Inver Grove Heights La Cracent TSP La Cracent Lake Elmo La1œville LandiòIl Lauderdale La Saul: TSP Lexins<on Lilycla1e Lino Lakes Little Caoada Long Lake Lo,""" Ä1.2htomedi M.mIato Maple Grove MaplePloin Maplewood Marion TSP Mmha1l Medicine Lake Medina Mendota Mendo.. Heighu Midway TSP Minden TSP Minnetonlca Minnetonlca Beach Minnetdsta Moozhead Moorhead TSP Mound Moundsview New Uhn New Brighton New Hope Newport Notth M.mIato North Oab North St. Paul North/ield Oakdale OakportTSP DlSeo O~_ Plymouth Prior Lake Proctor Ramaer Robbinscla1e Roth..ter Rothester TSP Rosemount R.olevi1le Sane1I S~uk Rapids Savage ShOtCVÏew ShOtCWOod So. St. Paul Sprmg Lake P"k Spring Park St. Anthony Sr. Cloud St. Cloud TSP St. Paul Park Stillwater SwWhLake 'Ibnlca Bay Vadnail Heigbu Victom Wajte Park Wayura Wcot St. Paul White .Beu Lake White Bear TSP WiUcrnie WiDmar W":mona Woodbury Woodbnd Counties: Anoka Benton C"",,", Clay Dakota Hem1cpin Houston Olmrtcd Polk Scott Sherburne St.Louis Stearns Wa.sWngton Wright t'" March 20, 2002 Page 11 I. :i c. ee, P;:.e< 7"6, 'Tß j[JJ -- 1\11 Bonestroo Rosene Ander/il< & Associates [1"'1("/'(>(1 R(o.' Cf}¡. /,,,'(Jt',/¡ ,,0)01\ ','dill.':",' I!"I, '\ .'" 4.'.""'''.//11'( ActIO/) fq:I." '- i'r,(I·~u·"r,' rmplc'.I'¡·' !'¡"'C'l','" O\lt. ,:, flI,·" ·_p"r. 1'1 . ¡",,'ph ( /\"11<':101 1'1 . M,,'\'1Il1 ~{)'\I,t:,· f'l . h~!1.,'d L Tu""·:. f'E . GII'H r- (',(,1 ¡'j . ·'{, ·(·'1 G :.(!'~"W'l: r'¡ . ,I' ", /. [;¡"J"(:"n f'f . 1:" '("1 \,I: L'('H't" D[ ;..,(1 ~u~;'" I.' ¡ 1'1":;11 (r'A ~l"1'(I' Cr,o'·.lJI¡.",:- /\J."l';":(" r"r¡(,.?,./~ <-il',..·,.¡'d A ~...rll(,',: rr . 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Two of the trail connections are for underpasses under Highway 5 constructed as part of Project S.P. 1002-61. The trail connections were planned as part of the S.P. 1002-61 project but were never constructed. The third trail segment is along Highway 101 beginning approximately I-mile south of Highway 5. This section of Highway 101 is planned to be turned down to Carver County in the future. The City would like to fonnally request a Limited Use Permit for the trail connections. Attached for your use are two construction plan sets for the trail connections. Pe¡mit applications have been sent to Keith Van Wagner previously. We'd be pleascd to meet with you andlorother staffmembcrs to explain the project and answer any questions if it would help speed up the LUP process. Feel free to call me at 651-604-4885 or send me an e-mail messageatpgravel@bonestroo.comif you have any questions. Thanks for your help. Sincerely, BONESTROO ROSENE ANDERLIK AND ASSOCIATES RJ~ Phil Gravel. 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