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Admin Section h - iAr rr ADMINISTRATIVE SECTION Memo from Gary Warren dated November 29, 1989. Letter from Robert Riesselman dated November 27 , 1989. Letter to Mike Lein dated November 27, 1989. Public Safety Department Meeting Minutes dated November 17, 1989. Memo from Jim Chaffee dated November 13, 1989. Letter from Ray Nordine dated November 14, 1989. EOS Architecture Site Meeting Minutes for Colonial Center Canopy Remodeling dated November 9, 1989. Letter to the Editor from Deb Rand dated November 10, 1989. Memo from Scott Harr dated November 3, 1989. Letter to Terry Goddard dated November 9, 1989. Letter to Bob Roepke dated November 9, 1989. Memo to Rick Young dated November 14, 1989. Letter from L.H. Haug dated November 13, 1989. Letter from David & Cynthia Just dated November 16 , 1989. Letter from Gerald Schmieg dated November 14, 1989. Letter from MnDOT dated November 21, 1989. Letter to Charles Hudrlik, MnDOT dated November 21, 1989. . Letter to Jack Peters dated November 22, 1989. Public Safety Monthly Statistics for September/October, 1989. Article from Star Tribune re: Gloria Kirchman. HRA Accounts Payable. Jr CITY OF . „ CHANHASSEN .• ., . • .v 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 • FAX (612) 937-5739 MEMORANDUM TO: Don Ashworth , City Manager FROM: Gary Warren, City Engineer DATE: November 29 , 1989 SUBJ: Teton Lane Barricade Project No. 88-5 (pvt) As you will recall , the City Council at its September 25 , 1989 meeting directed that Centex Homes have until November 30, 1989 to complete the construction of the barricade as required on Teton Lane. It appears from some of the coorrespondence that has been exchanged between Centex and the respective easement holders (see attached) , that not much progress has been made in the release of the easement rights as required nor has the barri- cade been erected as required. Therefore, unless directed otherwise by the City Council, the City Attorney and I will proceed as directed to effectuate the release of the easement rights of the property owners and complete the construction of the barricade as required. An appropriate draw will be made on Centex's letter of credit to adequately compensate the City for its expenses in completing this condition of the development. Attachments 1. Letter from Richard and Naomi Carlson dated November '26 , 1989. 2. Letter from Franco Loris dated November 7, 1989. 3. September 25 , 1989 City Council minutes. c: Roger Knutson, City Attorney h + v R • 5955 Cathcart Drive Shorewood, MN 55331 Nov. 26, 1989 Centex Homes 5929 Baker Road, Suite 470 Minnetonka, MN 55345 Dear Mr . Boyce, In reply to your letter of October 12, 1989, in which your firm offered $750.00 in exchange for a Quit Claim deed releasing our easement rights, Richard and I would like to state the following: 1. There should be no barricade at all. Any traffic generated by the new residents at the top of the hill in Curry farms would be considerably less than that generated for years when the Pat Jensen Stables were located at that end of Teton Lane. It is not reasonable to ask that long-time residents of Teton Lane give up (sell or otherwise) their regular access to their homes and busi' nesses. 2. If , and I hope not, we are f orced• to release our easement, we would request payment of at least $5000. 00 in return. We also request that all payments for all re- leases be identical. Please do all in your power to convince the City of Chanhassen that a barricade is not necessary. Yours truly, Naom' R. Carlson & Ric and D. Carlson cc: Chanhassen City Council c/o Don Ashworth Don Ashworth Roger Knutson Dan Cole — CITY OF CHANHASSEN MEM NOV 281989 ENGINEERING DEPT. cb -:- Crystal Catering, Inc. • November 7, 1989 Mr. Thomas M. Boyce • Centex Homes Baker Technology Plaza 5929 Baker Road Minnetonka/MN 55343 Dear Mr. Boyce: I have received your letter of October 12, 1989 for the settlement of Teton Lane for $750. Frankly, I am insulted by this settlement, especially since I have used Teton Lane since 1964 to enter my home, and I don't have to tell you how inconvenient the layout of Centex Homes is on former Twin Hills property that I don't believe I could put a dollar amount on this inconvenience. However, since you people have to make a decision with the City of Chanhassen, I would probably settle the easement for $5000 and that, in my opinion, willmt be sufficient for the inconvenience that you will be causing me in the future. Very truly yours, • Franco C. Loris President FCL:bb CC. Don Ashworth, City of Chanhassen • , K. NOV 091989 t uF cHANHASSEig P.O. Box 415 Excelsior, Minnesota 55331 Phone (612)474-3578 City Council Meeting - Se tuber 25, 1989 ip Mayor Chmiel: Is there a second? gp, t Councilman Workman: Second. lt\I N Councilwoman Dimler moved, Councilman Workman seconded to approve the Engineering Contract for TH 5 Intersection designs for Great Plains Boulevard, Dakota Avenue and Market Boulevard with Barton Aschman and Associates with the condition that the City Manager satisfactorily answer Councilwoman Dimler's concerns. All voted in favor and the motion carried. N. AUTHORIZE DRAW AGAINST LETTER OF CREDIT AND CONDEMNATION CURRY FARMS SECOND "J ADDITION. iX 14 Councilman Johnson: I pulled (n) because we have people in the audience that want to talk about (n) . I don't think we should have it on the Consent Agenda there. TO me, as long as I pulled it I get to talk first. It seems like a very logical thing to do. I think we ought to go ahead and do it. I'd like to hear why we shouldn't. Mayor C3umiel: Would you like to make your presentation at this time? Please state your name and address. Daniel Cole: My name is Daniel Cole. I'm an attorney with Briggs and Morgan in the St. Paul office here representing Centex Homes. I really an not prepared to take your time this evening to explain why we don't think this is a proper item for the consent agenda. We have delivered a... Councilman Johnson: It's not there anymore so you can explain it. Daniel Cole: Pardon me? Councilman Johnson: It's not on the consent agenda anymore so you don't have to explain why you pulled it. Now why shouldn't we approve it? Daniel Cole: We are here tonight to request that this matter be tabled to allow the staff and the Council to review the information that we have prepared since we were informed on the 20th of the fact that this was going to be on the consent agenda. Mr. Tam Boyce of Centex Homes met on Friday with Don Ashworth to try to understand why this item was placed on the consent agenda -when the staff has known for same period of time that there's been a dispute about this item and to put it on the consent agenda seemed a little premature. We have delivered a letter which we hope people have an opportunity to read and think about the rights of the parties here before deciding this matter. We hope that the letter addresses most of the concerns. Without going into them in great detail, there is a development contract. There are other documents that have gone into this matter involving Teton Lane and same of the highlights of why we don't think the Council should take this action is among others, that we're talking an improvement. That is, finishing a barricade. Improvements are supposed to be completed by November 30, 1989. We're not at November 30, 1989. We don't think there's any default. There needs to be a default before a letter of credit can be called. We don't think there's an contractual obligation on 8 _ 1 City Council Meeting - ptember 25, 1989 ' - behalf of Centex to do what the City is now saying that Centex should do. That is somehow pay some money in connection with the alleged rights of land owners to compensate them for a taking. And we go into substantial detail on that. Thirdly, it was the City who told Centex to stop putting up the barricade. For the City to now call the letter of credit because the barricade isn't up, is somewhat of a paradox, to say the least. We think that this whole item should be reviewed. The idea of cost being incurred in connection with the barricade beyond the cost of physically putting up the barricade was not considered and we yX think that based on that, and if there are going to be costs, that the feasibility study should be reopened to decide whether that's what the City really intended in this matter. We would move at this point that this matter be tabled until the next meeting or whatever meeting the City Council sees fit after staff input to see if there is a way of resolving this. Centex continues to want to work with the City to resolve this situation. We think that there are some alternatives and we don't think that simply calling the letter of credit is going to solve the situation at this time and we'd hope that you would consider our letter. Thank you very much. Mayor Chmiel: You may want to stay there in case there are some responses that I'm sure there's going to be. I guess the only thing that I look at Mr. Cole is that this has been going on for almost 2 years without resolvement. I think it's time that something be grabbed onto and moved with that. At least that's my position. It seems that the letter of credit is going to be out by the end of November. Daniel Cole: I think it's the end of December. I'm not sure. I'd have to look at that but I think it's December 31, 1989. Don Ashworth: It could be. They have to complete the work by November and so I know it goes through that period. Whether or not December. Mayor Chmiel: I stand corrected. From what I was informed, .it was the later part of November and I guess that's really where I'm coming from. It should have been addressed before this period of time. Is there anyone else on the Council? Roger Knutson: I was just going to say. I looked at the letter of credit or a copy of it. It expires the end of December. Mayor Chmiel: It does? Okay. Councilman Johnson: Do we know if there's a condition anywhere'that they get the access issue resolved or that they purchase or whatever. Wasn't that a condition of the approval? Councilman Boyt: What we've got Jay is item (k) in the development contract. It talks about prior to the City signing the final plat, the roadway turn around be provided. Part of the closing off the road was having some place for trucks and other vehicles who were going to be plowing snow, to turn around at the barricade. It was, if I might interrupt for a second, Jay and I were both here the couple of times that this was talked about during the development contract. It was certainly an issue of concern for the neighbors that we not increase traffic and so the developer and the City Council and the neighbors agreed to resolve this by blocking off the road. There was some discussion that evening, 9 • City Council Meeting - September 25, 1989 as you point out, about the turn around and it got specifically put in the development contract. Since then I gather both the City and the developer have found out that it wasn't quite that easy but if you want to know what our intent was, it was to blockade that road. _Q; Daniel Cole: Well we should point out that we, we meaning Centex, has no EP k problem with the concept of blockading or barricading the road certainly on a ?y temporary basis. There is I believe Councilman, and I'd have to look at my notes but I believe that there is a, in the Minutes, a statement that you made indicating that, in 1988, that eventually Teton Lane is going to be a public road so no matter what we do here, we're talking about a temporary situation, and those Minutes are referred to in here. We agreed to barricade the road and that is a part of the development agreement. The feasibility study, which Alternative 4 was blockading the road, does not in any way address anything about cost over and above physically barricading the road. Neither does the development contract and there is a memo in here, which our client received a copy of, I believe from Mr. Warren to Mr. Ashworth which it's here. Indicating that when this was done, it was assumed that this was going to be done with the cooperation of the neighbors. He even mentions there, it says it's now somewhat frustrating that they won't cooperate apparently. All of this is in here. I mean the record is here as to what happened but plain and simple there is no contractual agreement that Centex was going to on it's own do whatever was necessary financially to pay whatever was necessary and we're not agreeing that it's necessary to pay anybody anything but if it was, that Centex took on that responsibility. There's no default on the part of the developer as far as we're concerned. Councilman Johnson: Mr. Mayor? Item (k) . The development contract that Bill was just talking to. SP-4 that you just gave us. The developer shall obtain on behalf of the City a 12 foot x 15 foot roadway easement. Have you done that? Tam Boyce: That's completed. That's right. That's separate. That's done. Daniel Cole: We're looking at (i) . Tam Boyce: We're looking at item (i) where it says barricade the road off. We went off. We agreed to acquire that easement. We did that. Daniel Cole: Item (i) says the developer agrees to upgrade Teton Lane in accordance with the approved feasibility study and plans and specifications at the developer's expense. It is further agreed that the developer shall reimburse the City for it's consultant's expenses and preparation of the Teton Lane feasibility study. If you go to the feasibility study, one of the items is barricading the road. Councilman Boyt: I'm sure that you understand the legal ramifications of all this more clearly than I do. I just, if there's any question about intent, and you raise that question, the intent was that the road would be barricaded. You and the City and the neighbors all accepted that intent and we're now looking at this situation in which week by week more and more people get used to using that as an access and an entrance. It's completing defeating the purpose of what we were trying to do and we need to have, we need to reach that intent. I'm not particularly happy about drawing down your letter of credit. I want to get the road closed and we can't close it because of the easement issues out there. We 10 ' City Council Meeting - "ptember 25, 1989 I +- need to get those resolved. 1r- Daniel Cole: You say the developer, the City and the neighbors all agreed to barricade. We agreed to barricade but if the neighbors are now unwilling to have that happen, then we think other things should be looked at. What we want to make clear is, we're not opposed to barricading the road. What we're saying is, we did not agree to be the ones bearing the sole and the whole cost of 1h x acquiring any sort of easement rights. Councilman Boyt: Well I'd like to make one more point then I'll turn the floor over to anyone else but I would follow the logic in this of a but for argument. We wouldn't have proposed the barricade if not for the development. Therefore, when the development comes in, the responsibility of settling that situation rests on the developer and I'm just saying that that's a logical response. Whether it's legal or not, I wouldn't be able to tell you. Daniel Cole: All I can say is I think there would be some serious dispute with that under contract law. Mayor Chmiel: Your letter of credit, going back to our original statement, does expire in December of 1989. The development contract although does expire in November of 1989. Daniel Cole: As I read the development contract, the improvements have to be in place by November 30th of 1989. Don Ashworth: That's correct. Daniel Cole: It's been almost a year ago that Centex was told to not put up the barricade. Now we can put that barricade up I think fairly quickly if we're told to do so. Councilman Johnson: Do it. Mayor Cbmiel: Not just by one person. Councilman Johnson: Then we'll go to court with the Natoli's and whatever. Mayor Chmiel: Roger, do you have something? Roger Knutson: Just briefly. First I've not read Mr. Cole's letter. I've glanced through it so I can respond to everything it says. I don't think this is a great forum to debate the fine points of what's right and what's wrong as far as the law goes but we do have a warranty deed from Curry Farms that says, they conveyed Teton Lane to us free and clear. It's not subject to any easements. That's what our warranty deed says and then you have the development contract. Again, I don't think this is the right place to argue what the law says. Councilman Johnson: I think we should send this to our City Attorney and tell him to handle it. Mayor Chmiel: Prior to any other. discussions... 11 . , City Council Meeting - Se-`ember 25, 1989 -_ r. Mrs. Natoli: Mr. Mayor? Mayor Chmiel: Yes maam. I have a couple of people in back there that are raising their hands. (5 Mrs. Natoli: We're all raising our hands. f 4, Mayor C oriel: Right and I will recognize those. Mrs. Natoli: I hope you're not going to table this for another year. Mayor Biel: I certainly hope not. Mrs. Natoli: It's been a whole year and it's getting ridiculous. I have a school bus going by. • Mayor Ciniel: Can I have the gentleman who raised his hand previously to cane forward. Would you cane up to the mic and state your name and address please and your position. Randy Carl: My name is Randy Carl. I live at 6391 Teton lane. I realize I've came in on an after the fact situation here. I'm a new homeowner up in that area. The lady mentioned that a school bus is now coming down the road. We were advised by the Minnetonka School District that a bus couldn't cane up that way to pick up the children if it had to turn around. Our children would have to walk a number of blocks to the closest bus stop because of the way the streets are designed so by blocking off Teton Lane, you're going to cause a safety hazard for school children and there are quite a number of very small children in that area that are now in school and other kinds that will be in school as the years go along. I don't know if this has any bearing on whether Centex owes the City any money but the issue of whether the street continues to be blocked off I think would have an impact on the safety of our children. Marc Simcox: My name is Marc Simcox. I live on Lilac Lane at the end of Teton Lane. We've been in the thick of this since the very beginning and I just want to reiterate. I think I talked to just about everybody in the last week that no one has changed their position as to whether Teton Lane should or should not be closed. I like to bring it up again that this is not a suggestion brought up by anyone at all except Centex. Centex Farms is the one that suggested this. They were the ones that suggested this to avoid building a third exit out onto CR 17. Every time that it's ever toward resolution, they've taken a new position and every time that it seemed that it was going to cost than 5 cents, they wanted to back up and start over again and blame the neighbors. Say it's their fault. It's everybody's fault except Centex Farms. The fact is is that they suggested this. They agreed to it. Part of that agreement was to turn over property that apparently they did not have clear title to and they did that. I think that they've stated their position enough times. Everbody's tired of it and just wants to see the whole thing end. No one there has changed their mind yet and that's all I want to say. Florence Natoli: If you ever get this solved I'll never cane to this place again. Mrs. Florence Natoli. Ccay. I went and drove around and there's no reason the bus has to cane. I don't know how the rest of you did but I thought back. I went to 8 grade schools, 1 junior high and 1 high school and the 12 ' City Council Meeting - •ptember 25, 1989 p'` shortest distance I even walked was 3 blocks. Okay. Today I went over and if you enter off of CR 17 caning from Chanhassen, you can go down Devonshire and you can pick up at Preeton Court which is on the corner of Devonshire. You can go over to Welsley Court and then you can leave via the exit onto Lake Lucy Road and it's a nice, a curvy road. It's not like ours where they're going 100 mph. We go have that 30 mph sign now but not too many people pay attention to it so there is no reason for them to say they have to use Teton. They haven't used Teton in a hundred years. It hasn't been a road. It was dead ended right at �X Mr. Mac's place. It was never used for that so to say that these kids are in danger is not true. They can use their bikes that they have to leave on a corner. It's all by itself. It's a nice neighborhood and I'm sure that one of the other neighbors would let them leave their bikes there but that is, when I saw that that really upset me but I've got a whole bunch of notes but I'm not going to go into it. As Marc said, we all agreed a year ago and this has gone on and on and instead of 100 people now as your count had, there's at least 200 to 250 cars going now. And it isn't only cars, it's trucks. A garbage truck went today. It wasn't our garbage truck. We gave the easement to Centex to turn in our driveway so if there was any reason to plow snow or any problem that happened, they could use it. Now across the street is where the fire plug is, the water, and so there's no reason for the Chanhassen people to go all the way up Lilac Lane and came down Teton to go to that fire plug in case a fire. That was the reason for the barrier so it would be used as a fourth place to get the people out in case of trouble. Now these are all the things we went through a whole year ago and I just hope you'll get it solved and get it solved tonight because Centex agreed along with the rest of us, and if they haven't gotten . these easements, it's not my fault. They got mine about 1 week after. We've had ours a whole year and if you're not going to close the road, we want our easement back and we want a fence in the front of our house to keep everybody - out. So that's all I've got to say. Councilman Boyt: I have a possible motion. Mayor Qniel: Anyone else? Okay, Bill. Councilman Boyt: I would move that the City make plans to draw down the letter of credit effective November 31st. If Centex hasn't resolved this situation, that the City then draw down the letter of credit, acquire the easements and block the road. Councilman Johnson: How about December 1st? There is no November 31st. Councilman Boyt: Sure. Oh, you're right. Fine. You've got the holes in the road. We ought to get it blocked off. Councilman Johnson: I'll second that. Don Ashworth: I would like to have same form of a progress checking. In talking with the developer on Friday, he felt that if he were given permission to meet with the owners, that at least he might be in a position of advising the City as to whether he thought he could obtain those easements without same of the burdens that we were looking at. I still think that's a good process. I'm not changing the date but I guess I would like to see this item or the developer be encouraged to continue that meeting schedule that I had set up with him. In other words, within 2 weeks that he be responsible to inform myself of his 13 ' 'City Council Meeting - Se tuber 25, 1989 ) progress and if at any point in time prior to that December 1st date, I feel that he has not been moving forward, that I would have the ability to bring that item back to the City Council to potentially move it up even sooner. � j Councilman Johnson: He's making a good point. He's not breached until November - 57 e30th. If it's November 29th and he gets the easements or whatever he has to .. get, then he's fulfilled his contract? Is that reasonable to say? Daniel Cole: The only comment I'd like to make here is that what we object to in this is that somehow this is all Centex's problem and we do not see it that way. Without the City cooperation in getting involved in this, we don't think that it can be accomplished. It's my understanding that the neighbors, the "neightbors" who had agreed to this, now do not agree. It doesn't take many to not agree. Councilman Johnson: The City has been involved with this. We've been fighting t this. We're sick and tired of this. Okay? There has not been a lot of cooperation. Daniel Cole: So does that mean we have to pay? Is that what is being said? Councilman Johnson: I think you should have been brought on board a long time ago when Centex was here without you saying that they would do this stuff. Now they're bringing in the lawyers saying well we don't have to do it. Daniel Cole: No, no. It's because you're drawing the letter of credit. That's why we're here. Councilman Johnson: Well yeah. That's the way we're trying to force them to do what they've told us they're going to do. Daniel Cole: You should do it by the development agreement however. Mayor Chmiel: Let me, this is not an argumentive position here. We're not in a court of law so consequently I would just...We have heard from Mr. Ashworth presently. Is there any further discussion on that? Councilman Johnson: Can you think of an easy way to modify your motion to provide? What Don wants is a little stronger to where we say we want to see action... Councilman Hoyt: We can have a time table and adequate progress being shown on the time table and that that time table should be planned to have this issued resolved effective November 30th. If it's not, as of December 1, we will act on whatever rights we have under the letter of credit to resolve the issue. Councilman Johnson: Okay. I'll modify my second then. Mayor Chmiel: Okay. Roger, did you hear the modification that we had to the... Roger Knutson: You want periodic updates on progress reports. Mayor Chmiel: Right. And if it were not, then as Bill mentioned, that it would be on November 30th and then proceed to December 1st with the letter of credit. 14 +, • ' City Council Meeting - ptember 25, 1989 %- U Councilman Johnson: Should we also say something about that City staff will assist in talking? Don Ashworth: I think just as the motion is. - V 4k Councilman Hoyt moved, Councilman Johnson seconded to authorize drawing against the Letter of Credit and Condemnation effective December 1, 1989 for Curry Farms Second Addition if no resolution has occured by November 30, 1989 and Curry Farms will live up to progressing according to a time table established with the City during that period. All voted in favor and the motion carried. O. APPROVE PURCHASE AGREEMENT FOR SALE OF PORTION OF MURRAY HILL WATER TOWER SITE TO GILBERT AND JILLENE KREIDBERG. Councilwoman Dimler: I pulled item (o) because there is someone in the audience that would like to address that and I wonder should they do it now or go to visitor's presentation? Mayor Chmiel: We can do it right now. Either now or later. Councilwoman Dimler: Okay. Mr. Wayne Fransdal would like to speak to that issue please. Wayne Fr_ansdal: My name is Wayne Fransdal. I live at 6200 Murray Hill Road. First of all I'd like to thank you for moving this from the consent to the discussion agenda. I appreciate the opportunity. My primary concern is with the procedure used for the proposed sale. First of all, was there a public offering or notice of the proposed sale? As far as I know, none of the neighbors north of the property that was proposed for sale weare informed or aware that the property was for sale. Was a study completed over the future use of the property and was the property deemed surplus? Has a public entity, what is the procedure for selling public property or public goods? How is the price determined? If the property is sold, what is the adequate size to be retained and what is it's purpose? In the past, many years ago, I attended Council meetings when the school district has asked the City to discontinue use of their easement on the city property for access to the water tower. Tb use the access from the road. At that time the reason for not using the road was it was a private road. It's now a public road and yet access is still from the school property. The question from the school is, and rightfully so I•would think, is why should we provide access when they're going to sell off their own. Why don't they use their own access from a public road? If the land is sold, are there any restrictions or can there be any restrictions on the future use of the land? Could there be a variance for a home for a small lot? Could it be used or restricted for outlots? Could it be restricted at all? As I said, my primary concern is the procedure. I agree with delegating to the lowest possible level. Let adminstrative people do what they need to do but there should be due process so that everyone has an opportunity, so that everyone knows what the City is doing with the people's resources. Mayor Chmiel: Thank you. 15 f Lori Sietsema November 27, 1989 Park and Recreation Coordinator City of Chanhassen 690 Coulter Drive P.O. Box 147 Chanhassen, Minnesota 55317 Dear Lori, You may remember a few months back when I contacted you concerning petitioning support for the proposed Herman Field neighborhood park in northern Chanhassen. Well, between my numerous other activities, I finally managed to visit about 30 homes in my immediate neighborhood. In all but two cases, the citizens eagerly supported the attached petition. The two who didn't, supported a park in general, but were not sure about specific amenities. Attached are two copies of the petition and signatures. Please use this petition as a vote of confidence that our neighborhood does indeed want the park. Also, please present It to the City Council or those responsible to get our park construction going early next spring. Feel free to call me if there Is anything additional I can do regarding this matter. Thank-you for your continued help. Sincerely, les Robert A. Riesselman 6320 Forest Circle 470-0196 Home 896-2728 Work r. Residents of Chanhassen, Minnesota Interested in Herman Field Neighborhood Park Petition Dated October & November 1989 WHEREAS, Herman Reid is a thirteen acre park donated by the Herman Family to the City of Chanhassen with the stipulation that it should be used for park purposes; and WHEREAS, $35,000.00 was dedicated for the park in 1978 ; and WHEREAS, the City of Chanhassen has designed a number of park plans for the development of Herman Field since that time; and WHEREAS, action to develop the site has been delayed due to controversy over the access; and WHEREAS, even with simple interest of 8% compounded annually, $35,000.00 allocated in 1978 would have accrued to nearly $65,000.00 today; and WHEREAS, the concerned residents of this area bordered by Highway 7 to the North, Highway 41 to the East, Lake Minnewashta Regional Park fence/non- accessable areas to the South, and the West, really have no similar recreational amenities without crossing busy Highways 7 or 41; and WHEREAS, the survey conducted by these neighborhood residents in June of 1989 indicated a high use rate (66 % indicated both spouses would use the park, 57% indicated that they had children who would use the park); and WHEREAS, demographics shows a reasonably broad distribution of ages of neighboring residents, including a significant number of young children who would use the park as safer alternative than playing in the street; and NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that we, the concerned dtizens of.the neighboring area of Herman Field, request that the City proceed with the construction of the modified plan B approved at the August 29, 1989 Park and Recreation Commission meeting without further delay; and BE IT Further RESOLVED that we request $30,000.00 be budgeted in the City's fiscal year 1990 for development and construction a second phase of the park, which would include paved biking trails, paved biking access from Forest Avenue, a tennis court, a ball field back-stop, and a picnic shelter. 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CHANHASSEN 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147• CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 • (612)937-1900 • FAX (612) 937-5739 November 27, 1989 Mr. Mike Lein Carver County 600 East 4th Street Chaska, MN 55318 Dear Mike: I have received a copy of your November 8, 1989, letter to Don Ashworth. The letter states that you are in the process of making amendments to your budget so that a check in the amount of $5,700 can be sent to the City for the purpose of funding the Chanhassen recycling program through 1989. You further state that before the actual check will be sent, you would like to clarify the specific action of the Carver County Board so that future misunderstandings or problems can be avoided. The motion to approve the funding for the $5,700 was contingent upon Chanhassen developing an internal funding mechanism to pay for the program in 1990 and that the County expects a firm comittment from the City to the recycling program for the entire year of 1990. On November 20, 1989, the City Council approved the first reading of an ordinance requiring all licensed haulers in Chanhassen to collect recyclables on a weekly basis. The second and final reading of the ordinance will be reviewed by the City council on December 4, 1989, and will .go into effect190 days after publica- tion, approximately March,- 1990. ° 'this action and past action by the City shows a firm commitment`by the City•to continue to pro- vide recycling programs to the residents of Chanhassen ttirough 1990 and beyond. ` Although the ordinance amendment requires that the collection of recyclables be the responsibility of haulers within Chanhassen, the City of Chanhassen will still be responsible for funding public education, recycling containers, special pick-ups, etc. The recycling program that Chanhassen is providing fulfills Carver County' s obligation to provide at least one/month curbside pickup of recyclables by October October, 1990. As we both have seen, the cost of one/month curbside pickup can cost as much as every other week pickup. By having Chanhassen provide the recycling program, Carver County is being saved a substantial Mr. Mike Lein ri November 27, 1989 Page 2 amount of money. In fact, until the new program can be imple- mented in March, 1990, the City will have to expend $24,300. With this in mind, Chanhassen will continue to work with you to receive funding from Carver County for 1990 and future years. Please keep me in touch as it becomes more definite as to how much money Carver County will be receiving as part of the SCORE Legislation and how much will be distributed to cities in Carver County. I hope this letter clarifies the City's intent to continue a recycling program through 1990 and beyond and hope you can now process the check for $5,700. Sincerely, - Jo Ann Olsen Senior Planner JO:v cc: Don Ashworth Paul Krauss City Council PUBLIC SAFETY MEETING MINUTES November 17, 1989 Present: Jim Chaffee Jim Thompson Absent: Paul Krauss Scott Harr Lori Fahning Ron Julkowski Carl Barke Carol Dunsmore Steve Nelson Mark Littfin Deb Rand Dale Gregory Steve Kirchman Bob Zydowsky OLD BUSINESS: Insulation for Pipes at Fire Department: Completed ! Thanks Jim. Fire Education: No information yet. Gas Piping Permit Fees: Jim Chaffee will be presenting at next Council Meeting. C.O. 's for Single Family Dwellings: Memo has gone out from Scott to Jim Chaffee and Building Inspectors. To discuss at next meeting. CSO Deliveries: Things appear to be going better now that deli- veries are routed through Carol . Please keep Jim and Scott posted on how this works. Newsletter : Scott, Bob and Carol will be meeting to discuss ideas. (Ted and Alice unable to attend) . Lights: Apparently Jim Chaffee has been observed 9n several occa- sions to not have his office lights on. Carl is concerned that it may look unprofessional to the public when walking down the hall and seeing individuals in their offices without lights. Bob will be making up a sign asking Jim to do his part in keeping the area clean. Burning Ban: The burning ban has been lifted. NEW BUSINESS: Frontier Homes: The attached ad has been in the papers and all inquiries should go through Scott or Jim. Please make nn t-omments on this issue, unless it goes through Jim or Scott. New Complaint Form: Please give Lori ideas for the new complaint form, copy attached. New Ideas: We encourage anyone to provide new ideas or ways of doing things, as was done with the complaint forms. Particularly because Public Safety is such a relatively new department, the more and innovative ideas, the better ! Or- Public Safety Meeting Minutes November 17, 1989 Page Two Building Department Changes: Jim briefed Staff on organizational changes within the Building Department to better service to our .. residents. Time Off Reauests: All requests should go to Scott, which will then be routed to Jim. Carol will see to it that these are marked on the days off calendar. Jim reminded everyone that hours are 8:00 to 4:30 unless special circumstances arise. Dumpsters: It was observed that the dumpsters at City Hall con- tinue to be overflowing, with garbage blowing about the neigh- - borhood. Also, there is garbage in the dumpster area along sides of City Hall , but the dumpsters are yet to be moved. This con- cern will be forwarded to Todd Gerhardt. Heat: Carl will be assisting in finding a remedy for the furnace problems at the Fire Department, as well as the temperature problem with Jean Meuwissen's office. New Inspector: The status of this was discussed, hopefully with an offer being rendered shortly. Fire Department News: Mark Littfin asked about fire alarm per- mits, and this will be checked with Deputy Peddycoart to see whether the County and City permit system includes fire alarms. Mark asked whether Lori or Carol could give a phone lecture at an upcoming fire department meeting, and he will get with them on this. Crime Prevention: Deb asked pc•�'piR to take turns submitting articles. Scott will be submitting one for next week to the Villager. She also asked whether sand could be obtained for the back door outside ramp, and Kirchman will be taking care of this, along with getting a shovel and window scrapers. Citations: The attached memo was distributed regarding cita- tions. Scott will check with Roger to see what copies the. City Attorney's office will need. Building Permit Procedures: Steve questioned whether a "24-hour policy" should be implemented so that applicants would be aware that they may not be able to get immediate inspections. Also, it was asked whether we could require approved plans on the site of jobs. We also discussed a policy for issuing citations and what kind of time period we should be looking at for this. Scott will ask Ron to check on these issues. Christmas Meeting: We agreed that our holiday staff meeting, complete with Carl's festive foods, will be on Friday, December 22. Next Meeting: No meeting next week because of Thanksgiving Holi- day. Next Meeting: Friday, December 1. COMPLAINT FARM = DATE RECEIVED R RECEIVED BY --- DISPOSITION COMPLAINANT LAST FIRST ' I MIDDLE DOB 1 STREET NUMBER I I STREET NAME I CITY STATE 1 1 ZIP 1 ( PHI I TYPE OF COMPLAINT LOCATION OF COMPLAINT SUBJECT LASTI ( FIRST ( I MIDDLE I ( DOB 1 STREET NUMBER STREET NAME I CITY I STATE ZIP I ( PHI I 1 ACTION TAKEN/COMMENTS (INCLUDE DATE) • . Oc S7S: 1 '�- t.31.5765 I Suzanne Nicol tithcown Cr. car block,. a Saucier • 12.56 a_m ,. f No.v ng drkveK, .�•Mknnet ' Edward Waro h 32,E ryy19. 1:15 a °nk , Deter' Chan adv • xceJsi°r m., Eric advertises l- ':inn y `, its problems with t Frontier Homes 1 • =150 t By Vicki Biggs Shronts •, ' loss. At us Nov.6 meeting.the Chanhassen j 1'r • City Council took the unique step of �nrjel' Cu authorizing advertisements in local newspapers warning homebuyers about nom Ow/ a builder that has frustrated the city. Plea a B uyers. Woct. 'l think it's time.-said Councilmember c • nz, Bill Bost. The city felt it had to act in C}I `e contact Oct some way in response to intransigence Safety Public Eugen by Frontier Homes in doing finishing re for inform blie leas work on new homes sold in the city. gardi at10 Oct. The homes in question are in the Sad- Horne B Frontier n Cord° dlebrook subdivision west of Kerber uilders. Oct. Blvd. 9 Susan Public Safety Director Jim Chaffee. ' 3719 3 quickly responding to Boyt's comments. 0o Oct'Warp,.. I suggested the city place ads in local I newspapers suggesting homebuyers SA Rk1 kNG k0 y interested in a Frontier home should call < T SC i?1 4 the city about complaints it has on file. i `} According to Boyt and Chaffee,six or 1 • ',�. ,. ' seven homeowners are still dissatisfied i <.�. . 7�` +� A, � t:, with the builder and one local business C. • has been owed money for a long period c �i _ �t�� leading it to seek police help. �'� t Councilmember Jay Johnson asked .-' Chaffee if there were any legal actions c Coavenleafl Into-od ; � the city could take against Frontier for r 3140 Ny Located: U • failure to complete homes built in t arbor Chanhassen. t pl outh-at 1.n9q and ate 226, t . `If there was."said Chaffee."we would r �'Y SS t take it" The published warning to future v buyers was the only option for the city, e officials said. ARNE • ONE • r • s 'r ' a • 4' ( A�'Ti Zs-'' A...o16.1. V__.. CITYOF � 690 COULTER DRIVE• P.O. BOX 147• CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA.55317 (612)937-1900• FAX(612)937-5739 MEMORANDUM TO: Public Safety Staff FROM: Scott Harr, Assistant Public Safety Director DATE: November 17, 1989 SUBJ: Citations This memo is to clarify several issues regarding the issuance of citations: I. WHO CAN ISSUE CITATIONS? Any Public Safety staff member. II . FOR WHAT VIOLATIONS CAN CITATIONS BE ISSUED? Chanhassen City Code makes any code violation a criminal misdemeanor. A misdemeanor is punishable by a maximum $700.00 fine and/ or 90 days in jail. A court appearance is required, and it would be our request that the court require that the viola- tion be remedied. III . HOW ARE CITATIONS DELIVERED? Constitutional' due process requires the defendant to actually receive the citation. Therefore, personal service of the citation, with an acknowledging signature from the defendant is ideal. While first class mail may also suffice, When we send citations by mail, they will be sent certified mail so that we have a record of receipt. The issuing Public Safety staff member may personally give the`defendantkhe citation, or our CSO's or a Deputy can_aiso iv+A,,th IV. WHAT INFORMATION IS REQUIRED ON THE TAG? All applicable and available data should be provided on the =nation including full name (first, middle, °)iast) ' address, birthdate and driver 's license number (if possible) . If we do not have this data on file, one of the support service personnel can request an alphabetical chkck from the Department of Public Safety to acquire this data. Also include the date and time of the violation, the location, and the specific violation (for a city ordinance, circle municipality, and site the City Code section and briefly state it) . For the issuing officer, write Chanhassen Public Safety, and your name (you can include your Chanhassen radio number for the number spot) . Citations ... Page Two otr- V. DO THEY HAVE TO SIGN IT? No, as long as ve can prove they received the citation. VI. WHAT ABOUT SETTING A COURT DATE? County Court dates are set on each Monday at 9:00 a.m. You should usually assign a date about two weeks away. VII. WHO GETS THE COPIES? The defendant gets the hard copy; ve keep the bright yellow copy; and the remaining copies are sent to Carver County Court (these should be given to Carol Dunsmore to be sent to Court, and she will usually give these to a CSO or deputy for delivery) . VIII.WHO HAS TO SHOW UP AT COURT? Only the defendant needs to appear for the first appearance (this is called an arraign- sent, at which time the defendant merely pleads guilty or not guilty; however, it may be disposed of by the court at this time) . If there are extenuating circumstances, you may request that our City Attorney appear on our behalf. Our City Attorney's office does not routinely attend arraign- ments, but will do so if ve so request. IX. WHAT FINE WILL THE COURT IMPOSE? While the court has the option of imposing a fine and/or Jail time, the fact of the matter is that mere code violations are seldom viewed with great interest by the judges. Therefore, a small fine and an order to remedy this situation is the most likely outcome . If, however, there are extenuating circumstances, severe safety implications, etc, you will want to consider having the City Attorney present. A problem that always needs to be considered is that the Judge viii not understand the circumstances, or even the necessity for that particular code section, and may dismiss it, which they: do have the power to do. Therefore, sufficient reports are an absolute must! X. WHAT REPORTS ARE NECESSARY? If ve are going to go to the extreme situation of issuing a criminal citation to someone, ve owe it to them to have developed a sufficient paper trail so that it is clear that they knew there was a problem, and refused to respond. Particularly if you request the City Attorney to appear at the arraignment, and certainly if the matter is scheduled for trial, you will need to provide detailed reports, copies of the lay, etc. You should include your subjective comments as well, which may well include the attitude of the party, the efforts you took to solicit voluntary compliance, and why it is important that this particular code section be enforced. XI. DO THESE EVER GO TO TRIAL? Only on rare occasion. These types of violations could conceivably go to a jury trial, but usually a plea bargain is reached beforehand. If, however, a matter does go to trial, you should be sure to meet with Jim Chaffee and/or myself, as well as the City Attorney beforehand, to prepare for the case. Citations Page Three XII . WHAT ADDITIONAL DATA SHOULD BE SENT TO THE DEFENDANT? Any- one receiving a citation should also receive a polite and clear cover letter explaining what the citation is for, as well as directing them on how to respond. __.___ ___.. ..-• '..., ---■ ''''.P.' .b. ilIPW b `,..- FP' . -• ..-.....- t . . " . • UNDER NOTICE FROM THE COURT OF YOUR FAILURE TO APPEAR OR COMPLY WITH THE ORDERS OF THE COURT REGARDING THIS CITATION, YOUR DRIVERS • LICENSE WILL BE SUSPENDED UNTIL SUCH TIME AS - . --- YOU ARE IN COMPLIANCE WITH AN ORDER OF THE COURT RELATING TO THIS PROCEEDING.(MS 169.92) _.--s. .., . •• . No 41008 . STATE OF MINNESOTA • CITATION OF•OFFENSE : '• .:- . COUNTY OF CARVER CITY OF DEFENDANTS NAMF - .. !int _ Min Last . es• .. ... -. VEHICLE DESCRIPTION . .. - . .. .. . ADDRESS Lac.No. Yew-- Stats.•=7:. '.4".• OTY .4TATE --.— CRIME OR VIOLATION: ix...I-h.' .A. _ ...' I•:t...s'.* •■": • 41 • ,;1:'•.il AI nifiY41W :. : 11 :tie: :it:,; tri„ u.......... .-----.--... ris•.--...... .s. , aux------ Owe:Month.—DRY—You—--Till',-. ... . 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Finally they reviewed the letter from our City Attorney Roger Knutson concerning our response to the illegal sales of alcohol, tobacco, and illicit magazines. The Public Safety Commission fully supported our efforts and your guidance concerning these efforts and expressed in- motion form that support. PUBLIC SAFETY COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION: The Public Safety Com- mission approved by motion and unanimous agreement their support in Staff 's efforts to curtail the sale of illicit magazines, tobacco, and alcohol to minors. They further commended City Manager Don Ashworth for his guidance and leadership on this issue. i N .. . M ,A6, -- -,.,4== ...6r , 4) - , CHANHASSEN . .), : ,:. , ... _ ) • . . CITY CF 4:. ' ,, 690 COULTER DRIVE • R.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 85317 (612) 937-1900 • FAX (612) 937-5739 MEMORANDUM TO: Jim Chaffee, Public Safety Director 471 FROM: Scott Harr, Assistant Public Safety Directo DATE: November 14, 1989 SUBJ: Sales Of Alcohol, Tobacco, And Illicit Magazines To Area Youth This memo is to follow up on Don ,Ashworth's memo to me dated November 7, which was in response to Mike Fahey's general letter of September 5, 1989 . _ .. I could not be more pleased that all agencies in Carver County that deal with our young people are isupportive of attempts to regulate such important issues as tobacco use by Juveniles. In addition, Don Ashworth had expressed support of closely regu- lating such matters as the sale of alcohol and illicit magazines to young people in our City,`,` After discussing these issues with County Attorney Mike Fahey and City Attorney Roger. Knutson, I believe we can proceed with strict enforcement, coupled with edu- cation, with the support of the Carver County Sheriff's Office and the Carver County Attorney's Office. ': I have requested that Deb Rand combine educating area merchants regarding these Issues with her holiday ci4me prevention efforts through our r'etai1etti soAhat *keirlSWrt"o misunderstanding about what the lair „is concerning4the�; a ,.tobac.cox, alcohol and cer- tain magazines to juveniles. 'I do agree with "City'AttOrney Roger Knutson that the problem areas are education and enforcement, but with the support expressed._�by .Mike Fahey and,,,A1 a1lin , I believe we can make significant gains '1.. t sa*a=e<as.-_. cc: Don Chmiel, Mayor Don Ashworth, City Manager Mike Fahey, Carver County Attorney Al Wallin, Carver County Sheriff i CITY OF A 1 li ..', . . .1:.. 4 : . `� ,, 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147• CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 • FAX (612)937-5739 MEMORANDUM TO: Public Safety Commission FROM: Jim Chaffee, Public Safety Director DATE: November 7, 1989 SUBJ: Letter from Don Ashworth Concerning the Sale of Alcohol, Tobacco and Illicit Magazines Please find attached a letter from Don Ashworth to Scott Harr referencing alcohol/tobacco abuses/illicit magazines. This memo was prompted by a letter received from the County Attorney regarding illegal tobacco sales to minors. Realizing that certain pseudo pornographic magazines and certainly alcohol sales also undermine the moral fabric of our; ity's youth, Don Ashworth expanded on the County Attorney's letter to include a`].cohol and illicit magazines. We have since received an opinion from our City Attorney Roger Knutson who indicates that all three of these issues are piisently controlled under state law. In addition, magazine sales are not a Alcensedjunction and, therefore, conceivably can not be controlled in the manner- suggest - _, by the memo. Don's memo has definite merit and`I think nee to be reviewed by the Public Safety Commission. As noted Wan earlier ite , Councilmesber Tom Workman has proposed an ordinance amendment' to ban cigaret sales from vending machines. It should be noted too, that' he State Legislate has changed the penalty for selling tobacco to a person under the age of 18 = Anyone convicted of such a crime is nov guilty of a=gross misdemeanor. In ddition, state law presently in effect makes it a gross misdemeanor to procure alcohol for anyone under the age of 21 years. 7 It is also a goes:misdeaeans> to>541.: , °iC saga_z .ne a. inpr, i.e. anyone under the age =of 18 years of age. Therefore, as you can see; lIthree crimes are gross misdemeanors. .Gross misdemeanors carry a hefty few#o include the possibility of one year-lb- jai14,� - =. z `� I think what the City Manager was co ?ern. d with is who is to be prosecuted once the sale was made. It is sometimes ease where 7-11's, Food Marts, etc. hire young high school kids to be cashierstiqt is also the case where little or no training is given to these employees regarding the illegal sales of certain substances. The question then is, who is responsible? Can the City reasonably prosecute a 16 year old for selling an illegal magazine to a minor when, in fact, the 16 year old was not even aware of the lay. i These are the questions that Don was concerned with when submitting his memo to Scott Harr. The discussion, as I see it, should center around the reasonable- ness of prosecuting an individual who is unaware of the law and, in the alter- native, could the manager i.e. store owner be prosecuted for the violation committed by one of his employees? . .,. ., _,.. . . . CITY ,: . OF t, 1 , cHANH,AssEN , s „., 1 „:„ tit, ti;:' :' ,, 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 '' (612) 937-1900 MEMORANDUM TO: Scott Harr, Assistant Public Safety Director/ Code Enforcement Officer FROM: Don Ashworth, City Manager DATE: September 22, 1989 SUBJ: Alcohol/Tobacco Abuses/Illicit Magazines Attached please find a letter received from the County Attorney/ County Sheriff/et al regarding potential illegal tobacco sales within our community and seeking;°°bur support for helping to curb such. As noted in the subject, yifaould like to have your office consider expanding this contro], f prt to also include alcohol/ '., illicit magazines. t During the course of the t' g past 'several years we have had numerous incidents regarding the sale :M cigarettes/beer/illicit magazines to minors. In almost every instance,= the sale occurred by a minor or young adult who claimed ignorance. Changes in key per- sonnel for chain stores such as Kenny's., Holiday," SuperAmerica exacerbates the problem. ` From a City perspective, we found our- self trying to choose between harming the reputation of a young adult or dropping the charge against the';owner/manager. I would ask that you consider, in concert potentially with the City Attorney/County;Attorney, various modifications to our licensing proceduies. ' 'Spedifieally, the license should address each of the -state=1aws :regarding _illegal sales :pp .minors. The owner/applicantshould be required to sign that he :fully „ understands those' 3aws, that he will insure that, -each of his employees are knowledgeable of such, and that he accepts all responsibility if he cannot prove such. ' Accompanying the appli- cation should be a listing of all employees potentially selling beer, cigarettes, illicit magazines. Each employee should sign this document which would reference their knowledge of state laws, the date of reading such, and their full understanding that sales by them in violation of this document are punishable by . . . . The managers/owners form should also include wordage which states that they will submit to the City revised employee lists on a continuous basis. Failure of the company/supervisor to have a submitted an employee name/signature shall be prima facia evidence Mr. Scott Harr September 22, 1989 Page 2 that such employee has not been properly trained and that the - total responsibility for any illegal sales rests solely with the owner/supervisor. There are 50 different ways in which the above objectives could be similarly met, i .e. .the form being of post card size and having the rules printed on such and then being required to be signed by the employee/dated/etc. As I think about it, I think this latter idea has more merits than the first suggestion. In any case, I think that the objectives from the County/Sheriff are admirable; that the scope of the program should be expanded; and that, to be effective, procedures need to be tightened so as to make the owner fully responsible for any acts committed by employees. If he has properly insured that the managers have submitted signed cards acknowledging their responsiblities as managers, the owner's liability could be limited. Similarly, the manager's liability would be limited if they can demonstrate that they have properly instructed employees and that signed cards to such effect are on file. If at the end of that process our upstanding young adult still proceeds with carrying out an ille- gal sale, then I think we both agree he should be prosecuted. However, until such time as those procedures are in place, I will continue to believe that the Holiday' s/Kenny' s will take a more lackadaisical view regarding any notices sent to them. Your thoughts? cc: Michael A. Fahey, Carver County Attorney Allen J. Wallin, Carver County Sheriff Gregory E. Schol, Chaska Police Chief David P. Loftness, Director, Carver County Court Services /De) DA/51=) _ w ( (��/ i MICHAEL A.FAHEY CARVER COUNTY COURTHOUSE ••`i 600 EAST 4TH STREET,BOX 12 Carver County Attorney CHASKA,MINNESOTA 55318-2188 Assistants: / 1612)448-1200 Jean A.Shively R Duane A. Bartz Susan B. Crumb COUNTY OF CAQVEQ David P.Steinkamp Peter A.C. Ivy September 5, 1989 Mr. Donald Ashworth Administrator 690 Coultier Drive Chanhassen, Minnesota 55317 Dear Mr. Ashworth: As you know, tobacco use by minors is a common occurrence despite tobacco's documented health hazards. Since you are responsible for the issuance of tobacco sales licenses in your jurisdiction, it is particularly important that you are aware of recent legal and policy developments in Carver County. First, the Minnesota legislature has enacted a bill which amends Minnesota Statute 609.685 by adding a new subdivision: "Whoever sells tobacco to a person under the age of eighteen years is guilty of a gross misdemeanor". A gross misdemeanor is punishable by up to a fine"of $3,000 or one year in jail. "Tobacco" is broadly defined to include cigarettes, cigars, loose tobacco, snuff and chewing tobacco. Carver County law enforcement agencies are responsible for enforcing this law. Please apprise those who hold tobacco licenses in your area of this new law. It would be wise for tobacco license holders to review their tobacco sales policies. For example, any and all employees who have occasion to sell tobacco should be informed of the new law. Cigarette machines should be placed where supervision is practicable. While these machines may present enforcement problems, it is anticipated that cooperation will help frustrate juvenile access. Depending on the factual circumstances, it is possible that the gross misdemeanor penalty may apply to an employee who actually sold the product and/or owner or manager of the establishment. The Carver County Attorney's Office has the further responsibility to notify city and township clerks of gross misdemeanor violations. SEP08 1989 Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer tiIl-Y OF CHANHASSEN . ` ... . Of course, stemming the supply of tobacco to minors approaches only one-half of the problem. Tobacco use by minors remains unlawful. The Carver County Sheriff's Office, Chaska Police Department, Carver County area schools and the Carver County Attorney's Office and Court Services have formulated a policy that imposes sanctions for juveniles caught smoking, including referral to juvenile court. While it is unrealistic to expect that these policies will eliminate all juvenile smoking, this approach should greatly curtail smoking by minors in the schools and in public. We very much appreciate your prompt attention to this matter. Sincerely, Irv‘ i Michael A. Fahe Carver County At rney Allen J.6allin Carver County Sheriff It._Aid Al cAe r_g•i% . chol Ch e0 aska Police Department . .Of _� 7 .61L •• Da'id • 4 ess Direc •r, , -fiver County Court Services 2 _ ... . ..,. .. . i4.-_, CITY OF f, lit . or- k\-, ,. ' i ' 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 -- (612) 937-1900 October 18, 1989 Roger Knutson, City Attorney Grannis, Grannis, Farrell & Knutson Post Office Box 57 South St . Paul, MN 55075 RE: Alcohol/Tobacco Abuses/Illicit Magazines Dear Roger, Would you please review the attached memos, and contact me so that we can discuss appropriate responses ( i .e . modifications to city codes, etc) . Thank You. Sincer , Scott Harr, Assistant Public Safety Director „ SH: If CAMPBELL, KNUTSON, SCOTT & FUCHS, P.A. Attorneys at Law Thorn .J.C.i npiv11 Roger l N.. Knutson 1a:,uuilr(612)456-di i4 Tn m:.,\ Swit 612) 456-)'342 jaw,R. W:il.,on Elba� R. Knet.:h Dennis J. t Ju,r November 2, 1989 Mr. Scott Harr Chanhassen City Hall 690 Coulter Drive, Box 147 Chanhassen, Minnesota 55317 RE: Alcohol/Tobacco Abuses/Illicit Magazines Dear Scott: At your direction, I have reviewed Don's memo of September 22, 1989. Since the City licenses the sale of alcohol and tobacco, we could amend the City Code to require signed statements from license holders and their employees. We do not and cannot license the sale of magazines. The sale of "illicit" magazines to minors is prohibited by Minn. Stat. § 617.293. Since we cannot license magazine sales, we cannot require sellers to sign a statement as a condition of making sales. Since the sale of alcohol, tobacco and "illicit" magazines to minors is already a crime, ordinance amendments are probably not necessary. The problem areas are education and enforcement. I suggest that the City send or hand deliver letters to sellers of these products explaining the law, recommending that all employees be informed of it, and informing them that the law will be enforced. Since the effect of the letter would diminish with time, periodic follow up letters and/or visits would probably be necessary. Very truly ours, C , KNUTSON, Se. T F S, P.A. B . •oger N. Knutson RNK:srn cc: Don Ashworth __r, Jim Chaffee Nov 0619 CITY.OF CHANHASSEN Yankee Square Office III • Suite 202 • 3460 Washington Drive • Eagan, MN 55122 Cc_ /',K.. ,t/ AM 1500 News, Radk) November 14, 1989 • Mayor Don Chmiel City of Chanhassen 690 Coulter Drive Chanhassen, Minnesota 55317 Dear Mr. Chmiel, 1 would like to commend Asst. Public Safety Director, Scott Harr for his appearance on my radio show on Sunday November 5th. Scott asked to be a guest as part of your cities against drugs program. I am pleased to know that the City of Chanhassen is so concerned about drug abuse involving young people. Scott was an excellent representative for the City of Chanhassen. Thanks again. Sincerely, Q)syK:40,4d;LJ Ray D. Nordine, Host Riverwood Forum KSTP-1500 AM cc: Don Ashworth Jim Chaffee NOV 16 1989 t.i t't OF CHANHASSEN 2792 Maplewood Drive • St.Poul,Minnesota 55109 • (612)481-9333 KSTP AM,A Subsidiary of Hubbard Droodcost nojnc._ 'EOSIEW - 1, 1:7: ct_ /c04._ J.NICHOLAS RUEHL,AIA BERM E.HAGLUND,AIA NOV 17 1989 l;i 1 Y OF CiIANHASSEN SiTE MEETING MINUTES NO 10 PROJECT: Colonial Center Canopy Remodeling Chanhassen,Minnesota EOS• 89103 DATE: November 9,1989 THOSE PRESENT: REPRESENTING: Peggy Reilly Chanhassen Realty Lowell Cook Contract Services&Supply Inc. Don Hagen Hagen&Mason Investments Richard Gay Your Majesties Valet Jack Anderson • EOS Corporation A. The following minutes reflect our understanding of the Information discussed at the construction meeting. Please notify us It you have any questions or comments regarding these minutes. 1. Previous construction meeting minutes were reviewed and the following items were notes: a. Lowell indicated that the construction was not complete►at this time,therefore, not ready for final punch list. Items not completed on November 9,1989 are attached to these minutes on a letter from Contract Services and Supply. Lowell Indicated that the job would be ready for final punch list Thursday November 18th. b. The proposed column protecting post proposal was reviewed. The total additional cost of this will be$710.00. Peggy and Don rejected this and will go through the winter without additional protection on the columns. c. The glass storefront installation was reviewed and additional cutting and patching Is necessary at your Majesties Valet door and windows. - ' 2. Regarding construction schedule and project items the following is noted: a. Peggy would like to look at a sample soffit board stained slightly darker;Lowell will proceed with this and have it ready by next Thursday. b. Lowell Indicated that door sweeps have yet to be installed on the aluminum storefront doors. Jack indicated that the thresholds should be set in a bed of caulking. c. Lowell indicated that he would need approximately$150.00 extra to remove the hydraulic unit ,which sits below the Kennys Market ddoor cast into the concrete EOS CORPORATION slab 470 Water Street, Ezcelsior,INb0;S:if (612) 474-3291 Equal Opportunity Employer 0 i ' ip„ ,, i : d. The owner will Install signs on the columns to designate areas of no parking. Jack will Inform Jim Lasher of LSA Design,Inc.that a sign design is need for this. a. The existing signage which Richard Gay took off the existing building appears to be adequate to be reinstalled onto the new canopy design. Peggy has indicated that Jim Lasher will be visiting the site to measure this. 1. The vacuum line which was rerouted to the exterior north wall of the cleaners needs to be raised. Lowell indicated that he will do this. g. Jack indicated that Carl Wacholtz should provide change order breakdown costs for both the east elevation concrete step work and the grouting of the canopy columns,which was necessary. h. Jack will review the future curb design with Grey Roy of BRW to see if it can be made larger;8"to 10"in lieu of typical 6"which will provide greater distance between car bumpers to the column brick veneer. I. In order to wire the lights,and meet code,on circuits belonging to each tenant as they previously been wired an additional$100.00 cost will be involved. This was reviewed and accepted by Peggy and Don. Previously the lights, in front of Kennys, had been wired in such a manner that did not meet code. 3. The following items pertain to site visitations of November 9. a. no add •nal comments PREPARED BY: ` d�k ,. Jack Anderson,Al cc: All Participants Fred Hoisington Jim Lasher Harry Menk Don Ashworth Nick Ruehl Leon Kelzenberg Todd Gerhardt Don Gray Dick and Jane Rusch Ron Lundberg Herb Mason Greg Roy Gary Warren • Enclosure JEA:ja M:\89103\doc\SM11.9 4 Contract Services & Supply, Inc. P.0.Box 638 Watertown,Minnesota 55388 Phone(612)446.1024 Leon J.Kelzenberg Fax(612)955.2150 President IT:2:S NOT CCITLETE ON NOV 9 198';' COLUM:: SIDI!::: WINDOW JAMB EXTENTIONS RETURN ON OVERHEAD DCCA AT TH±. CLEANERS CONCRETE E JOINT SEALANT A?M 'WI?DC:W CAUL :I?:C a•CLND CT. PAI::T I:: SC::". s..tEAS .;e need tc loon at the floor and wall in Ker.;y' A+�r ..rprrwi ,• U1..C.",.P._..A..1.J1.w !...b..w• 4 Contract Services & Supply, Inc. 17, P.0.Box 638 Watertown,Minnesota 55388 Phone(612)4464024 Leon J.Kelzenberg Fax(612)955-2150 President PROPOSED CHANGE ORDER ON UNDER CANOPY LIGHTING. In installing the new lighting, the electrician couldn't break up the fixtures for each store as they where before. The new lights use 2.1 amps each, the circuits, which there is one for each store are 20 amps each max. The law now only allows you to load a circuit to 80% which is 18 amps each. So the very most you can put on each circuit is 8 new lights. Kenny's has 12 lights in front of their store. To add a circuit to Kenny's so all their is on their till. TOTAL. C<3 ABC : .�g= Imo - 7-. Cc f e��-a n iv) I TY C) F r:t CHANHASSEN ‘ 1,.-„, . :„... . „ „tk, ,.,: .,,_ ... ,... . _ . .., . =• ' ,. 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147• CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612)937-1900• FAX(612) 937-5739 November 10, 1989 To the Editor: On behalf of Chanhassen Public Safety, I wish to thank the community of Chanhassen for its help with and concern over the kidnapping of Jacob Wetterling. Several residents telephoned me and asked for flyers with Jacob's picture on them to be sent out with nationwide mailings from their places of business. at City businesses, some of whom h 4!e, a policy of not displaying posters, had them taped to theiz •_ ont windows before I even had a chance to leave their stores., And let us not forget Victory Envel• •e 's generous donation of 104,000 envelopes, to further Exten• the search for Jacob across the entire country. Everywhere I go in Chanhass these d-', .s people express their concern and offer their s port. With 11 the apathy in the world today, and lack o oncern at ti .. Is for others, it is good to know we are all pull ng for Jacob an•- wait with hope for his safe return. , ..- Once again, I thank you for a true showi of concern and community-spirit in cit..y I d a part f Deb Rand Crime Prevention -Specialist ., Chanhassen Public Safet?” .4; , � v.? . . 4 CITYOF R t 0 . . ., . CHANHASSEN ..„, i .,, .. .- tit �- 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 ' (612)937-1900 • FAX(612)937-5739 MEMORANDUM TO: Jim Chaffee, Public Safety Director FROM: Scott Harr, Assistant Public Safety Direct DATE: November 3, 1989 SUBJ: Speaking Engagements For your information, and approval, I have been asked to speak at the following functions: 1. Thursday, November 30, , otnd Rotary by invitation of Chief Len Harrell, n t e topic of Law Enforcement 's response to cult actity n the Twin Cities. 2. Friday, December 1, ppear South Minnetonka Cable Community Show to discuss t , , topic of cities response to drugs. M R._ de y e%..' *d:. x wAl. . � � 4' CITYOF R.,, , 0 , ., . i ,-.. . . , .N1. :, , :. ` ,--,r'' 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147• CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA55317 (612)937-1900 • FAX (612)937-5739 November 9, 1989 Mr. Terry Goddard, President ` National League of Cities " 1301 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington, DC 20004 Dear Mayor Goddard, I wanted to let you know that Mayor Don Chmiel has received your letter and packet regarding Cities Fight Back Against Drugs Week. He has assigned me to prepare the resolution and coordinate the activities that week. In additionMayor Chmiel asked that I write to you and let you know that our community, through the City Council, will also be declaringthe City a drug free community. " While mostly symbolic in scope, its intent is to send a message to our citizens aridi, in particular, our yputh, that we care about their future aria that we will do everything within our power to provide a safe haven for them to live, work and play. Sincerely, ." yam: Y. „:•_, ,.: is Chaffe qt, 4, 4. ° < :: �; , „� ublic Safety Director .�_." '° 4 -x ".- JC:cd '3: r a _,, mot °'_ cc: Don Chmiel, Mayor man Don Ashworth, City Manage ., Scott Harr, Assistant Publ° £ Safety Director I,. 1 CITY OF R . i f( liok=• `,; 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147• CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 . "' . (612) 937-1900 • FAX(612) 937-5739 November 9, 1989 Mayor Bob Roepke 3160 Burr Oak Circle Chaska, MN 55318 S' Dear Mayor Roepke, Mayor Don Chmiel has asked that I send you information concerning the National League of Cities Fight Back Against Drugs Week information scheduled for December 3 through 9, 1989. This information was sent to him from the National League of Cities and provides for certain program and a resolution to be spon- sored by the City for that week.! ~;=. The Mayor has suggested that th•c t o cities combine their efforts to proclaim December 3 through,g9 a-,:Cities Fight Back Against Drugs Week. It was the Mayor* des e to also include Carver County possibly through the Carver aunty Sheriff's Department for this program. Myself and my ass stant, Scott Harr, are coor- dinating the efforts for the°;City of %hanhassen. , If you would like us to meet with representatives ,i your City/ we would be more than happy to do ao, although me is running short. Mayor Chmiel also indi ed that you ma-" have access to red rib- bons that may be passe out during this =seek. I would appreciate it if you would contact me if you know were we may be able to procure these ribbons. S.. .•'s C :• Please feel free •odoi tabfefif `hiSZIy 1 my assistant, Scott Harr, if you thavey. que 3oq. �his, ograal. Sincerely, :`yr: rc çr fblChic a Director ill JC:cd cc: Don Chmiel, Mayor Don Ashworth, City Manager Dave Pokorney, Chaska City Manager Greg Schol, Chaska Police Chief Scott Harr, Assistant Public Safety Director ► , CUltrY• - 444, CITY OF A`k -"'"t , CHANHASSEN 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 • FAX(612) 937-5739 MEMORANDUM TO: Chief Rick Young, South Lake Mtka Police Department FROM: Scott Harr, Assistant Public Safety Director DATE: November 14, 1989 SUBJ: CITIES FIGHT BACK AGAINST DRUGS Series As part of the City.of- Chanhasset 's involvement in the National CITIES FIGHT BACK AGAINST DRUGS efforts, we are conducting a drug abuse education seminar on Tuesdays December 5, 1989, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers at Chanhassen City Hall. Included in this presentation°`=iwill be the following: 1. Officers from the DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) will discuss their efforts in ur schools; 2. Area narcotics offLcers will discuss the results of • their efforts inAeur community,telling people what is occurring in%our community; Nand 3. Signs and symptoms drug g ymp-toms of dru abuse ill be discussed to enable people to know what to uspect, and how to respond. ,. . •^•6vC .... was.i'3E"-�Sv '4.a We hope that you v113. =:give us mssi;staa a di., tr,buting infor- mation about this workshop so that we can-have a" rent : attendance! Thank you for your assistance. If youllive any questions, please contact ae., k<* �-. Ci .fi; , ! Nation's Cities Weekly October 2,1909 = = -* ) Cities Fight Back Against Drugs Week: December 3-9 On behalf of the National League of unemployment and greed all contribute Cities.Sen.Joe Biden(D-Del.)Chairman to illegal drug use: Possible local activities of the judiciary Committee introduced Whereas the consequences of drug- S.J.Res.205,which designates the week related problems are witnessed in the for Cities Fight Back of December 3 to 9"National Cities Fight low of human lives,the loss of economic Back Against Drugs Week". productivity and the diversion of public Against Drugs Week—Dec. 3.9 All city offidais have been urged to resources to address these problems on contact their representatives in Congress all fronts; 1. Designate an individual,preferably someone on the mayor's staff,to plan to ask them to cosponsor the resolution. Whereas the demand for illegal drugs and coordinate"Cities Fight Back Against Drugs Week"activities. A similar resolution is expected to be is a pervasive problem that affects all 2.Meet with your local newspaper editorial board,seek radio and TV talk Introduced in the House this week. segments of our sodety,including pro- show opportunities,and hold press conferences at appropriate locations in Following is the floor statement of Sen. fessional and affluent people; your community to discuss drug issues. Joseph R.Bides jr.for Senate joint Resolr- Whereas illegal drugs plague urban. 3. Schedule a series of council hearings on drug abuse.Seek local media Lion 205 suburban and rural communities of all coverage of the hearings,and televise on local cable channel • sizes and regions; 4.Sponsor town meetings to highlight the impact of drugs on your commu- Mr.President,today,with the support Whereas illegal drugs constitute a nits.Involve your local members of Congress in the meetings. of the National League of Cities, I am probiem In our community and lead to a S. Form a community drug abuse task fora now and involve all affected introducing a joint resolution which des- host of problems such as homidde,rob- parties: students, teachers,parents, community and business leaders, law ignites the week of December 3, 1989, bery,burglary and other crimes and do- enforcement and health personnel Get them started so actions can begin by through December 9,1989,as"National mestic violence', December 3. Cities Fight Back Against Drugs Week." Whereas a national response Is needed 6. Use all available local forums—such as Chamber of Commerce,Rotary To say that drugs pose a threat to to curtail the importation.traMddng,sale Club,business and civic associations,and political events—to discuss drug American well-being and integrity is an and abuse of drugs; issues and enlist the support of thaw groups in anti-drug efforts. understatement.Whether on the street or Whereas our nation's ddes and towns 7. Enlist the support of local radio and TV stations in broadcasting and-drug In the media,we have all been witnesses airy the heaviest burden in confronting messages during peak listening times.Use national and local celebrities an to the devastation they have wreaked on the nation's drug problem; role models(sports,actors,bands,etc.)to spread the anti-drug message. Individuals and on our country's core Whereas hundreds of America's deli- . 8. Present anti-drug information and materials about local initiatives in all societal institutions. cated public servants have died and meetings with citizens and in mailings to residents(property tax notices,water The magnitude of the drug problem is thousands others risk their lives daily in and sewer bills, voter registration drives). Supply bill-stuffers for private such that Americans now consider It the our dues indivldual battles against illegal utilities to use in their mailings. most urgent crisis facing our nation— drop and In the criminal activities stem- 9. Conduct a series of rallies and marches against drugs in various neighbor- more pressing than ensuring a strong ming from illegal chugs;and hoods in the community. Give dty employees time off to partidpate;get national defense and more immediate Whereat the National League of Cities public school children and the business community involved than providing shelter for the homeless. has celled on the President and the con- 10.`Establish a drug hotline.Run an anti-drug poster contest in the schools. To be sure, the dnig problem is a Eresi`tb IA hi i aibienshtp fn lighting Have municipal departments"adopt"a school and Work with that school on national one,encompassing rural and ur- drugs:Now,therefore,be it and-drug efforts. - ban areas alike. With this resolution, Resolved by the Senate and House of 11. Conduct a week-long series of drug abase prevention workshops in all however,particular attention is given to Representatives of the United States of public and private schools,with parental partidpation.Insure that all schools our cities because of the disproportionate America in Congress assembled,that De- have a clear, no-use policy on drugs. Encourage local businesses to adopt and overwhelming burden they bear. amber 3 through 9,1989,Is designated Similar policies and conduct workshops for their employees.Conduct sessions They are living In fear.Understandably, as "National Odes Fight Back Against for local government employees. they have pleaded for help. Drug Week",and the President is autho- 12. Work with neighboring jurisdictions to coordinate a series of activities And what do they need this assistance sized and requested to issue a ama- during"Cities Fight Back Against Drugs Week" fort Among so many other things,they don calling upon the people of the 13. Insure that local drug abuse enforcement strategies(sweeps,saturation need it to control soaring crime rates,to United States to observe such week with patrols,reverse stings,asset seizures)are coordinated with ongoing municipal increase treatment center capacities,and appropriate programs, ceremonies, and vehicles, paters, buttons, and at exhibits in municipal buildings and at to Implement education programs.They activities. 0 community fain. need assistance because drugs•have de- 14. Get churches involved—encourage them to focus on drug issues on pleted their resources and their wills. December 2-3 in sermons,Sunday School,and church and synagogue meetings Both sides of the aisle have agreed that Denver gets and events. success at the local level is essential to $60 million 15. Get your governor and your state legislators involved.Show them how solving the national drug problem.Now local efforts to combat drug abuse are working and why theyreed support. •r ' that we agree on this point,we must act. grant 16. Personally visit—and do media events at—the places where the war 4 This resolution does Just that,by calling against drugs Is being fought:crack houses,treatment centers and hospitals, for programs,ceremonies,and activities for new airport schools with comprehensive drug education and resistancaaprograms,housing that will raise the awareness and morale projects with strong tenant anti-drug efforts,and businesses with effective of those in our cities. The Federal Aviation Administration drug counseling programs. My fellow Senators.where drugs In- last Wednesday approved a$60 million 17. Sponsor awards programs and other forms of recognition for innovative ' -e chaos, this resolution seeks to re- grant for Denver to build the first new Individual and Institutional anti-drug abuse program efforts.0 CITY R C 1- f t ip cHANBAssEN .)1r‘1 1 . . . . 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147• CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 ' (612) 937-1900 * FAX (612) 937-5739 CITIES FIGHT BACK AGAINST DRUGS DRUG AWARENESS SEMINAR You and your family are cordially invited to a Drug Awareness Seminar being sponsored by Chanhassen Public Safety on Tuesday, December 5, 1989, 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. in the Chanhassen Council Chambers (located in the basement°of Chanhassen City Hall) . The following issues will be addressed' .during this seminar: Signs and symptoms of drug abuse, Drug Enforcement efforts and activity in the Hennepin/Scott/ Carver County area The DARE drug abuse prevention proam It' This is a general dru g abuse prevention seminar, with timely and L 44 updated information that will ib of,.interest to everyone. We .....-:,it , . ` «. -, - hope you will take-advantage=' f'Mh : ppor u> elook forward to seeing-you! is ti ` - P-c-K r‘ vinia.„ 4.106, ■2/.\ 4901 Manitou Road,Tonka Bay,Minnesota 55331 Tel.474-7994 November 13, 1989 MAYOR L. H.Haug COUNCIL Ralph Bendjebar Steven Johnson City of Chanhassen Douglas Keller 690 Coulter Drive Kent Ottum Chanhassen, MN 55317 ADMINISTRATOR Attn: Mayor Don Chmiel Kirk McDonald City Manager Don Ashworth Dear Mayor Chmiel: In September of 1989 the Chanhassen City Council agreed to allow the Chanhassen Public Safety Department to provide animal control services to Tonka Bay and several other south Lake Minnetonka communities on a temporary basis through the remainder of the year. We very much appreciate your extension of animal control services to our city, as the private company previously providing these services unexpectedly withdrew from the contract. The Tonka Bay staff has informed me that this service from Chanhassen has worked out well and we have been pleased with the quality of service your community service officers provided. I also understand that because of the close proximity between and the cooperation among the cities involved in the program, that essentially a centralized information bank has been developed to reunite lost animals with their owners. I think the citizens of all of our communities benefit from this cooperative approach. It has come to my attention that you will soon be considering an agreement to provide animal control services to neighboring cities on more permanent, 3 year contractual basis. The City of Tonka Bay mould certainly appreciate your positive consideration of this matter. I think it is very encouraging when neighboring cities can join together to resolve a problem and develop a program that provides a benefit to all jurisdictions involved. We have appreciated your sharing of animal control services with us over the past several months and are hopeful that this cooperative working relationship -- can continue in the future. - Sincere A L. H. Ha Mayor of Tonka Bay cc: Tonka Bay City Council Administrator McDonald NOV 15 1989 Jim Chaffee, Chanhassen Public Safety Director • CITY.OF CHANHASSEt cG „. - 4.4.. c gJIt411i c c. Ps cic 14 . i- off 6 - Geed �6 . w� �.: < ,3�< 14.A- 4.A r, /4-gLer . ya,..., .i."f4',f4i � — oo i • 4 f LI oji,.'') 4 _'s- 2 t , i Ljt� . , C":-&c,-e ..— c s.c. Z,b,,..,, ..r.,�-_ -1-0�-.`0. Lssc ti....e 1 rd�!.k`�,,�._ Si•1.. �SIASLA—. O,.cam Zp&c- ,,,. 0 -d "L 4�cti+M..X Qc4^^N.e.....- Sk,:%.6 > 4- Ao.c. x.-42. O..pi4.-... ` ` /��t,oa„_Oe.. 7 • 1 U vA.�...� ''v f�-try tp,„.34es L,. , , G.�..�.l-tA-- � ,t. .` .Q J �+ CJ `' v i t..40trxwa 5¢'.-O C-•..- C 440.Q. .. -- c_S:Q..�, ,V t,.r,. szto (311) a..0 se.,c-.d P ' c1.4 ,„ e„a rte... G..$ La. U�. k., kV. • • o ma o,,..,% �S L,::- . Gds::. -- v ��.-�.it .o c...Q.,.,-;_tty_ ..y......A L. ',..6.:-_ is L ► ,' L..- c€ ..� �= - Yom- - c :... _,,_ ,,c,,,, z.,,,,,..:,, QA,....„, , (...„.1, 6a.«,..S41 Lo 9....*„......1-:A -6'94:..k )(,1/4.0U...13-L.0.-.,- i�,r...f.a per -. ,..a... a,-.D Q . y z CeSL.—e 8130 C 5S3eG NOV 21l V CITY of CHANHASSEN / 5005 minnetonka boulevard • st. louts park, minnesota 55416.2290 • phone(612)924-2500 Ciiv OF VICTORIA �� 6/ e4 1 60�•tatir • November 14, 1989 Mayor Don Chmiel 690 Coulter Drive P.O. Box 147 .Chanhassen, MN 55317 • Dear Mayor Chmiel : - In behalf of the City of Victoria, I would like to thank you again for providing animal control services to Victoria for the past few months. As you were aware, we were in a difficult situation with the inability to contract privately for the service and without the resources to provide it in-house. I believe your Staff has been exemplary in putting together a quality animal control program. This program has served well to bring neighboring communities together in a cooperative effort. I would greatly appreciate it if you and the Chanhassen City Council would give consideration to continuing this service on a longer term basis. Hopefully, this would be of benefit to all involved. Sincerely, ( „et:, eXA Mayor Schmieg cc Don Ashworth, City Manager NOV 21 ) 7951 &,ode WTI' OF CHAN�IAS3 ' a1 55986 (612) 449-2165 ,A04 Minnesota Department of Transportation 1 _ w Metropolitan District Transportation Building St. Paul, Minnesota 55155 ofd Oakdale Office, 3485 Hadley Avenue North, Oakdale, Minnesota 55128 Golden Valley Office, 2055 North Lilac Drive, Golden Valley, Minnesota 55422 Reply to: 5801 Duluth Street, Golden Valley, PM 5542 November 21, 1989 Telephone No 591-4605 e. *Diu• A.. P.44, itl tk Gary G. Warren, City Engineer City of Chanhassen per_ 690 Coulter Drive, P.O. Box 147 pw,wae p f40400 1444t Chanhassen, MST 55317 trA Re: C.S. 1010 (T.H.101) Ft viar- � School Speed Limit ,ii Dear Mr. Warren: In order to evaluate the need for the school speed limit requested by the Chanhassen City Council for Trunk Highway 101 between Frontier Trail and Great Plains Boulevard, it will be necessary to prepare a school route plan and school zone hazard evaluation as outlined in the enclosed booklet, "A Guide To Establishing Speed Limits In School Zones." We suggest that the route plan and hazard evaluation can best be accomplished by cooperative effort of St. Huberts School, the city of Chanhassen, and Mn/DOT. (Carver County might also need to be involved if changes are deemed appropriate for the county road system.) Since Chanhassen has already been in contact with school officials and since most of the streets in the vicinity of the school are under city jurisdiction, it would seem appropriate for Chanhassen to take the lead in the necessary studies. I have assigned Ed Brown (591-4617) of this office to work with you and the school in preparation of the route plan and hazard evaluation. If necessary, we can act as lead agency. Please contact the school and arrange an initial meeting. It would be helpful if the school had a preliminary (existing) route plan prepared prior to the first meeting. Let us know the time and place of the meeting and whether you require additional information or action from Mn/DOT. We look forward to working with you. Sincerely, � v/0 /..■ Ate{ CITY ACpE� !� J. S. Katz, P. CI1t�f4E�; t a 5 District Traffic Engineer (no �R(-nr.•� WE1�7 Poli��.l� JSK:pl:EB NOV 27 1989 cc: St. Roberts Church Pastoral Council P.11/4 EllCg E1R G PIPT. An Equal Opportunity Employer o F • CHANHASSEN CITY 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147• CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA,5317 (612)937-1900 • FAX (612) 937-5739 November 21 , 1989 Minnesota Department of Transportation Metropolitan District Attn: Charles 3. Hudrlik, P.E. District Signal & Lighting Engineer 5801 Duluth Street Golden Valley, MN 55422 Re: TH 5/Market Boulevard Signalization Project No. 88-22A Dear Mr. Hudrlik: I am in receipt of your November 17 , 1989 letter concerning deli- very of the signal controller to the City for use at the above noted intersection. I reviewed this matter with Howard Preston of BRW and Howard has confirmed that the signal justification report and a signal plan are being completed and "ill be deli- vered to your office no later than Friday, November 24, 1989. So you are aware, in anticipation of MnDOT's approval of the signal plan, the City is proceeding with installation of the loop detectors in the roadway. The City will also be proceeding with pavement markings and removals as required by the MnDOT permit which will be coordinated with our Phase XI Downtown Redevelopment project.:-_,,,,, As you can see, we are still very much interested te lave this temporary signal completed as soon as possible.--the December 15, 1989 in-service date is based on Rosemount "Engineering's indica- tion that they will commence occupying the building as of that date. Realistically speaking, !and in light of your November 17, 1989 letter, it appears that it will be very difficult to meet the December 15 date. I would appreciate being advised once you have received the remaining documents as to the anticipated deli- very schedule for this equipment. h rr Mr. Charles J. Hudrlik, P.E. November 21, 1989 Page 2 The City, and I am sure I speak for Rosemount, very much appre- ciates your cooperation and help in seeing to it that this pro- ject can be completed in as timely a fashion as possible. If I can be of any assistance, please call. Sincerely, CITY OF CHANHASSEN 4 ■'..3-= Warren, P.E. gineer :ktm c: Howard Preston, BRW Ernie Echols, Rosemount Engineering City Council Administrative Packet (12/4/89) • . • ' : ,i ..tA ., CITY OF e , . ; io pl.r ..ti CHANHASSEN „ : ...... , . 690 COULTER DRIVE• P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 r (612)937-1900 • FAX(612) 937-5739 November 22, 1989 Mr. Jack Peters 7600 Parkiawn Avenue Suite 268 Edina, MN 55435 Dear Mr. Peters, Thank you for taking the time to send me your recent letter regarding the vehicles parked "f0-:: sale" on your property on the northwest corner of the interse• n of West 78 Street and Hwy 101 in Chanhassen. I understan•t:' . is is a dilemma for you, and we will continue to support yo •y =•utting warning citations on vehicles parked there. . Since this property is yours,,, ou ma µ certainly post several no parking signs on it, and we - 11 cone ,nue to enforce this Thank you for your cooperation. ` S• cer y, i Y. / /7 ='` a-3 Y Scott Harr, Assist,-,n Public Safety Direor SH:1f -- .. gig- <, .,. - Gary Warr �. �ity Engineer. v = , o p" • ft `COMPLAINANT ft COMPLAINT RECEIVED BY: _ Nar.• LAST: Peters' FIRST: Jack MIDDLE: • DOB: • STREET NUMBER: 7600 STREET NAME: Parklawn Avenue CITY: ST: -MN ZIP: 55435 PHONE NUMBER: • TYPE OF COMPLAINT: Vt?hi rl ac n n DATE RECEIVED: LOCATION OF COMPLAINT: 11 17 tt4 W. 78 Street/Hwy 101 SUBJECT HARD FILE: CASE NUMBER: LAST:' FIRST: MIDDLE: DOB: STREET NUMBER: STREET NAME: CITY: ST: ZIP: PHONE NUMBER: ACTION TAKEN/COMMENTS (INCLUDE DATE) : • , . r, , hh 5,„/ gzittna *A-0_2 _ 064-Aci er„..v Z6 7146 to-kit p2fir-e4.-c, .citce.te,, %'��T/ - � -7 / A - _ 1 ', ! ._ -de,f -ezz.c",k _ _ o v;e4i J A/v./746.4,r, vr-Le:e ,a /9-46 Getz_ _ _ • If441 ,14r _ _ n _______44-&eic_4CA A+ - —.—_—. — — — Gar% e_c c. _ /44‘44..set. Ill :: _ ?k_h . _ CITY OF R (. 1, ' , 4,7 CHANHASSEN 1) -7 's\kiikk, , - .•\il,, .!, ' \taircya ' 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147• CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612)937-1900•FAX(612)937-5739 MEMORANDUM TO: Scott Harr, Asst. Public Safety Director FROM: Gary Warren, City Engineer DATE: November 13, 1989 SUBJ: West 78th Street/Trunk Highway 101 Auto Parking File No. PW067F A few weeks ago you and I verbally discussed property ownership at the northwest corner of Trunk .,ighway 101 and West 78th Street across from the Apple Valley Rea*;.;r, Mix property. I mentioned that the City's North Leg impro -4`s. is for Trunk Highway 101 might eliminate this problem ants a = -.o that the property could exist in the ownership of MnDO ►`V` Attached is an excerpt from t►`= City 1- feasibility study for this project area which, although •t fin-< , should give you some impression as to how the ro- •way will ?•e reconfigured and impact . the property in question. _4: though f •, this map I. cannot tell exactly where the auto pa 1 ng is taki ''• place, hopefully you will be able to see that .%nDOT owns an -` panded 66-foot right-of- way at this intersectio s.. If ownership ; f the property is not in their control, they s > ' 1 might govern a`" cess to the property. I thought this mi• help you in your endeavors. If I can be of further assi take •lease let me know. ' Jy i '1 Attachment: - ..,,, c: Dave Hempel, Sr. e- _:4 • Technician :` v d0� v, ', g ,r mot// _ A a ts)�► .�.•Y•. Mill 2 R� N s L 0 04\\ N w ,r F.`� ,� b \ Inv n"}I—�1 ,limi 1 u err NO.e44s rn F,, n CI \1 ••• ;\ i?O i:� :.` II A SCHNIER �0 ` � • .� ti NO, 154154 04 ., *— oc. 0 NI as D _,ri, \tTl * '" ; �� y,9 CITY Of CMANHASSE1=3 W N >� ^4► \ ea sty a spa L..J N � >/ .�s o + Mt b AVE. •,.? s°s 0� SOUTH LOTUS $HO •E al O \ H OvrCU, LAKE;,,,,::::::::$ IY- 111111 r- ' :`:: •, �► .• ADD F -S+0�0 ill ftif J ),. te. liT _ . ....::::: :-;!Frr-;....' \:::.:.::::: -*-:,0.-. ."")% ,Iiiiii, \ . \-g‘Cjit- 4'N"\. ...:.:- .6 :' %)o • A. 0 •••1 ira _ .). .0 la iP k 90*( pill g . EJ _t�l ... &.1 • - iiii \ • illaLNirli� 0N N Z pre 0 \ • • uu,. v , ?T 744, iv, ino .4 r \N 4C2 • D • ' A < \ 1,2\V% . 4 0 % 1$1. ' t.i... 01"11 1 I' N N a \ i. .n , \ C ITY QF . CHANHASSEN , • 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 • FAX (612) 937-5739 MEMORANDUM TO: Don Ashworth, City Manager FROM: Jim Chaffee, Public Safety Director DATE: November 29, 1989 SUBJ: Public Safety Monthly Statistics -- September/October 1989 Please find attached the monthly statistics for the Public Safety Department. You will note that calls for service for both the police department and the fire department are lower than what they were this time last year. This is partially attributable to the crime prevention efforts put forth by our Crime Prevention officer and the Carver County Sheriff's Department. This is not a trend, however, that I would look to continue. As our population increases, these trends will, out of sheer reality, continue on an upward trend. Calls for ser- vice, I should point out, does not necessarily mean crime. This could be indi- cative of medical calls for service, assists of several different natures, and traffic accidents. Our crime prevention efforts do, however, point to a more gradual increase, rather than a meteoric rise, in coniunctibn with the rise in our population. It was also interesting to note that the Fire Department calls for service are down from what they were last year. Again, this can be attributed to the fire education efforts by the Fire Department and the Fire Inspector Mark Littfin. Also, this is a trend that I would not look to see continuing. As the popula- tion increases, so will our calls for service in response to fires and fire related responses. BUILDING: During September and October the Building Division 'issued'23 and 17 single family permits respectively. As of October 31, the Building Division has issued 252 single family permits. This compares with 286 single family permits issued as of October 31, 1988. Total permit revenue as of October 31, 1989, is $537,881.00. This compares with $393,043.00 as of October 31, 1988. POLICE: During the months of September and October, the Police Division responded to 403 and 397 calls for service respectively. Total calls for ser- vice as of October 31, 1989, were 3,903. This compares with 3,976 through October 31, 1988. FIRE: During the months of September and October, the Fire Department responded to 26 and 29 calls respectively. Total calls responded to for the Fire Depart- ment as of October 31, 1989, were 317. This compares to 319 through the same time frame in 1988. PUBLIC SAFETY BDIUMAG I SPBCTICAE DEPARD4 t; INSPACTION S - 1989 1. TOTAL INSUL- FIRE- BASE. SEPTIC MTN PCAFDi1S FRAMIhn WOLF= ATION DRYWALL PLACE SLAB PIRG BIG SYSTEM MISC. FINAL TO DATE JANUARY 39 80 16 40 26 24 91 86 4 . 33 36 475 FIORWIRY 19 93 12 _ 59 48 , 16 128 103 1 22 75 576 NANCE 49 69 , 20 44 25 26 , 132 115_ 43 76 '. 599 AIM 75 82 31 35 • 24 18 114 116 4 44 42 585 MAY 113 112 30 41 39 39 197 175, 11 43 119 919 JUNE 120 109 24 45 , 28 37 184 172 10 75 , 136 940 JULY 90 • 70 28 42 24 23 157 151 30 , 43 103 761 =UST 73 143 30 59 40 44 . 148 168 15 106 104 930 S!'1!ffit 59 78 20 41 , 28 35 , 140 135 8 51 110 , 705 OCTOOOR ` D 1' al 637 836 211 406 282 262 1291 1223 83 460 801 6,490 TOTAL JAMThire . FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE TO DATE Building $13,104.00 $13,342.50, $41,231.00 $50,988.00 $33,325.80 $27,990.50 $179,981.80 Plan Cech 8,463.08 8,287.88 26,712.21 _ 33,091.17 20,383.25 16,642.54. 113,580.13 Plumbing 2,754.00 , 2,500.00 1,881.50 4,889.50 3,302.50 2,935.25, 18,262.75 Seating 2,124.88 _ 2,042.00, 2,004.20 5,305.75 8,748.89 2,008.50 22,234.22 Septic ICBM $26,445.96 $26,172.38 $71,828.91 $94,274.42 $65,760.44 $49,576.79 $334,058.90 . , . JXLY AUGUST , SEFTE BER OCTOBER _ NOVEMBER DUMBER Building $24,979.50 $25,115.80 $22,816.50 $252,893.60 Plan Clmxic 15,682.55 15,238.05 14,168.76 _ 158,669.49 Pliabing 3,007.75 3,616.00 4,035.40 28,921.90 Beating 19,397.11 6,551.88 6,669.76 54,852.97 Beatfc 'DEAL $63,066.91 $50,521.73 $47,690.42 $495,337.96 �.--‘:ri h - R 05692 rIlAZ,'+ "Ii C. 0607-x394: tPPRIV*i _ D1R=S [F12 FOAM C-404 U.S.DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE 1 fa•s•ael a.0EAUOFmiaow: Period M which permits issued I ISrPtc" FR 1cCO (Reese correct any errors in name and address including ZIP Code) REPORT OF BUILDING OR . 553 ZONING PERMITS ISSUED AND LOCAL PUBLIC - CONSTRUCTION '040'0( "27 4 512C 011 1 26 -'" 9999 I/yourbuiMi BLDG OFFICIAL 5 If your rbui appropriate ngperrnitsystemheschanged, FOR CITY OF CHANh4SSE4 m boxbelowandexpldn 690 C COLTER DR CHANHOSSEN MN 55317 ❑Discontinued issuing permits ❑Merged with another system . ❑Split into two or more systems ❑Annexed land areas I PLEASE COMPLETE AND MAIL ❑Had other changes THIS FORM ON OR BEFORE • I •_T nn c O 4. 1959 If no permits were issued during Instructions are included.For this period,mark IX)in the box-.—...r,0 THIS IS YOUR FILE COPY further assistance,call collect • and return this form (301)763-7244. Section I NEW RESIDENTIAL PRIVATELY OWNED PUBLICLY OWNED ' HOUSEKEEPING Item Number of J Valuation of Number of Valuation of BUILDINGS No. Housing construction Housin construction Buildings units Omit cents Budd s units g Omit cents (a) (b) lc) (/d) Id Ill (g)houses,detached • Exccludeamobile homes. 101 C26 -2 r 749 CICO Single-family houses,attached -Separated by ground to roof wall, -No units above or below,and -Separate heating systems and utility meters. . (Count each unit as a separate building) 102 Two-family buildings 103 Three-and four-family buildings 104 Five-or-more family buildings 105 TOTAL-Sum of 101-106—s' 109 Section II NEW RESIDENTIAL PRIVATELY OWNED PUBLICLY OWNED NONHOUSEKEEPING hem Number of Valuation of Number of Valuation of BUILDINGS No. Buildings Rooms + is Buildings Rooms construction Omit t cents (a) lb) lc) (dl fe) (t) (p) Hotels,motels,and tourist cabins ' (transient accommodations only) 213 Other nonhousekeeping shelter 214 Section III NEW PRIVATELY OWNED PUBLICLY OWNED NONRESIDENTIAL Item Number Valuation of Number Valuation of buildings construction BUILDINGS No, of of construction Omit cents buildings ants la) lb) Is) (d) le) Amusement,social,and recreational 318 Churches end other religious 319 1..,:°': ;, ,, x_ . ' Industrial 320 I Parking garages(buildings and open decked) 321 Service stations and repair garages 322 • Hospitals and institutional 323 .•Offices,banks,and professional 324 Public works and utilities 328 Schools and other educational 326 Stores and customer services 327 , Other nonresidential buildings 328 {/ Nj �� Structures other than buildings 329 4l !A, �7 Section IV ADDITIONS. PRIVATELY OWNED PUBLICLY OWNED ALTERATIONS,AND CONVERSIONS hem Number No. of Valuation of Number Valuation of construction of construction buildings Omit cents buildings Omit cents (a) (b) lc) Id) lel Residential-Classify additions of garages and carports in item 438. 434 r1 Li I.1 OD ( Nonresidential and nonhousekeeping 437 1 -r 1000 iAdditions of residential garages and Csrporta �l�� (attached and detached) 438 PLEASE CONTINUE ON REVERSE SIDE ■-• pp CITY OF CHANHASSEN RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED Apart. Total Number of Year Single-Family Duplex Townhomes Complex Dwelling Units 1980 41 9 10 99 1981 22 1 0 24 1982 19 1 0 21 1983 60 4 9 104 1984 108 17 6 166 1985 189 38 20 18 265 1986 246 8 8 262 1987 289 2 32 323 1988 352 26 34 412 units units 1989* 235 6 62 303 units units * As of September 30, 1989 1 y or er CARVER COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT AREA REPORT CCS02 PERIOD ENDING:09-30-89 FOR:Chanhassen City PAGE: 1 Description This Year Last Year Current YTD Current YTD Month Month Assault 2 21 3 19 Burglary 11 26 12 30 Drug Violation 0 9 3 17 Disturbing Peace 16 116 21 151 Traffic/Alcohol Related 12 103 6 49 Misc. Criminal 8 72 5 80 Property Damage/Vandalism 15 110 17 117 Robbery 0 2 0 0 Sex Crime 2 6 0 5 Theft 30 192 21 194 Uttering/Bad Check 1 4 2 11 Vehicle Theft 0 3 1 15 TOTAL CRIMINAL 97 664 91 688 *********************************************************************** Abuse/Neglect 1 16 1 7 Domestic 7 45 5 55 Missing Person 6 58 2 63 Prowler 0 7 4 13 Suspicious Activity 21 117 16 138 Alarm 22 158 36 169 Open Door 7 16 1 12 Fire 9 89 12 94 Medical 13 148 12 115 Business/Residential Check 3 65 ' 2 54 Animal 21 252 25 325 Boat & Water 0 7 0 8 Civil Process Service 0 0 0 0 Warrant Service 1 22 3 8 Transports 3 7 1 8 Assist Other Agency 3 31 5 25 Gun Permits/Acquire 3 27 4 6 Gun Permits/Carry 0 0 0.• 0 Gun Permits/Transfer 0 5 0 0 Unlock Vehicle/Building 31 264 25 239 Motorist Assist 9 133 7 143 PD Accident 31 217 23 220 PI Accident 4 46 11 55 Fatal Accident 0 1 0 1 Traffic Misc 29 322 29 311 Misc. Non-Crim 82 789 78 841 TOTAL NON-CRIM 306 2842 302 2910 ************************************************************************ TOTAL REPORTED 403 3506 393 3598 - p.- - A- . c. 1. Description 1989 January February March April May Assault 2 1 1 5 2 Burglary 3 1 2 0 0 Drug Violation 2 0 3 2 1 Disturbing Peace 5 13 11 12 8 Traffic/Alcohol Related 7 18 8 14 9 Misc. Criminal 7 8 7 5 4 Property Damage/Vandalism 5 5 15 5 14 Robbery 0 0 0 0 1 Sex Crime 0 0 0 0 0 Theft 11 11 24 14 13 Uttering/Bad Check 0 0 0 0 0 Vehicle Theft 0 0 1 0 1 TOTAL CRIMINAL 42 57 72 57 53 ************************************************************************ Abuse/Neglect 1 1 3 4 2 Domestic 5 3 4 3 4 Missing Person 8 4 5 5 11 Prowler 0 0 0 0 1 Suspicious Activity 6 7 16 7 14 Alarm 14 16 12 17 20 Open Door 1 0 1 3 1 Fire 4 7 10 12 15 Medical 17 14 16 16 15 Business/Residential Check 5 8 6 3 3 Animal 28 28 26 29 30 Boat & Water 0 0 0 0 0 Civil Process Service 0 0 0 0 0 Warrant Service 1 3 0 4 2 Transports 0 1 0 : 2 0 Assist Other Agency 4 1 1 7 5 Gun Permits/Carry 3 1 3 2 5 Gun Permits/Acquire 0 0 0 0 0 Gun Permits/Transfer 0 0 0 0 0 Unlock Vehicle/Building 17 22 24 31 35 Motorist Assist 19 15 25 11 14 PD Accident 28 29 26 6 24 PI Accident 5 7 4 2 • 7 Fatal Accident 0 0 1 0 . 0 Traffic Misc 28 25 40 35 38 Misc. Non-Crim 64 59 77 66 95 TOTAL NON-CRIM 258 251 300 265 341 ************************************************************************ TOTAL REPORTED 300 308 372 322 394 . - " ., . - ..rr r. Description 1989 June July August September October Assault 4 2 2 2 Burglary 2 4 3 11 Drug Violation 0 1 0 0 Disturbing Peace 13 15 23 16 Traffic/Alcohol Related 14 11 10 12 Misc. Criminal 6 16 11 8 Property Damage/Vandalism 17 20 14 15 Robbery 0 1 0 0 Sex Crime 1 2 1 2 Theft 23 29 37 30 Uttering/Bad Check 1 1 1 1 Vehicle Theft 0 1 0 0 TOTAL CRIMINAL 81 103 102 97 0 ************************************************************************ Abuse/Neglect 3 0 1 1 Domestic 6 7 6 7 Missing Person 6 4 9 6 Prowler 2 1 3 0 Suspicious Activity 13 12 21 21 Alarm 13 23 21 22 Open Door 2 0 1 7 Fire 12 7 13 9 Medical 16 21 20 13 Business/Residential Check 14 11 12 3 Animal 32 31 27 21 Boat & Water 3 4 0 0 Civil Process Service 0 0 0 0 Warrant Service 5 3 3 . 1 Transports 1 0 0 ' 3 Assist Other Agency 2 1 7 3 Gun Permits/Carry 2 2 6 3 Gun Permits/Acquire 0 0 0 0 Gun Permits/Transfer 4 0 1 0 Unlock Vehicle/Building 35 30 39 31 Motorist Assist 18 9 13 9 PD Accident 24 18 31 31 PI Accident 7 6 4 4 Fatal Accident 0 0 0 0 Traffic Misc 44 47 36 29 Misc. 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'tt CARVER COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT r` CITATION LISTING 02 SORTED BY GRID r 9/01/89 TO 9/30/89 ,` \ , ---r= CHARGE DATE ---- OFFICER ---- CITATION CODE LITERAL NAME LAST, FIRST MI OCCURRED CODE LITERAL GRID BEAT ACCIDENT is ...... .... 89-0039677-001 49103 TRAFFIC-PARKING 'wRIGHT, R7'SERT M 9/L9/89 827 GAMLIN 250 39-0011095-001 N3043 DISTURB PEACE-MS-PER ROSIER, JEFFREY J 9/19/89 250 89-0010981-001 J3503 TRAF-ACCIO-MS-DRIVE UPTON, OAVI) R 9/20/89 827 GAMLIN 250 89-1000134-001 U3026 THEFT-MS-ISSUE WOPTH FORMAL COMPLAINT• 9/20/89 803 HJERMSTAD 250 803 89-1000135-001 U3026 THEFT-MS-ISSUE WORTH FORMAL COMPLAINT, 9/20/89 803 HJERMSTAD 253 803 99-1000136-001 03026 THEFT-MS-ISSUE WORTH FORMAL COMPLAINT, 9/20/89 303 HJERMSTAD 250 803 89-0039703-001 M9003 TRAFFIC-MOvING VIOLA WATHAWAPHONE, PHONETHIP 9/2u/69 827 SAMLIN 253 89-1000130-031 J250') TRAFFIC-GM-DRIVE UND FORMAL COMPLAINT, 9/21/89 827 GAMLIN 250 827 89-0039705-001 .49003 TRAFFIC-M(0ING VIOLA PROOFT, THERESE 0 9/21/89 848 -SCHMIDTKE - 250 89-0039106-001 M9200 TRAFFIC-NON-MOVING V PROOFT, THERESE 3 . 9/21/89 848 SCHMIDTKE 250 69-0039900-031 49007 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA KLEMAN, BRJCE K ' 9/21/89 827 GAMLIN 250 89-0039704-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA WAITE, THOMAS W 9/21/89 827 GAMLIN-- -250 89-0011054-001 M9203 TRAFFIC-NON-MOVING V STEBbINS, JAMES P 9/21/89 837 KING 250 89-1000133-001 J2500 TRAFFIC-GM-DRIVE UND FORMAL COMPLAINT, 9/22/89 819 POTTS 250 819 39-0039815-001 J3900 TRAFFIC-MS-OTHER DEVAAN, GARY R 9/22/89 805 HEINZ 250 89-0039708-001 M9003 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA BURTON, PAUL V 9/22/89 848 SCHMIDTKE 253 89-0039723-001 :49000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VICLA RJORKLUNO, KEVIN W 9/22/89 848 SCHMIDTKE 250 ' 89-0039696-001 M9009 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA TBRUNELLE). GREGORY J 9/22/89 828 SELINSKI 250 99-0039697-001 M9200 TRAFFIC-NOM-MOVING V i3RUNELLO, ;REG1RY J 9/22/89 928 SELINSKI 250 99-0039994-301 `9000 TRAFFIC-MINING VIOLA KELLY, LYLE S 9/22/89 928 SELINSKI 250 89-0040165-001 H9003 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA LUKE, IALTER J 9/22/89 -812 ER3EL-. 250 __1z 89-0040163-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA STANG, SUSAN S 9/22/89 812 ER3EL 250 11 89-0011099-001 J3900 TRAFFIC-MS-OTHER MCNEALLY, LORAINE B 9/22/89 828 SELINSKI 250 13 89-0011153-001 X3000 CRIM AGNST ADMN JUST CRAFT, STEVEN 0 9/23/89 837 -KING .- -- ----250 - ,. 39-0039724-031 M9203 TRAFFIC-NON-MOVING V SHOGREN, R1BE1T J 9/23/89 218 CH?ISTENSO 250 ., 89-0039725-301 :19000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA SHOG?EN, RZ"ERT J 9/23/89 218 CHRISTENSO 250 ', 89-0011183-001 A5355 ASLT 5-INFLICTS ATTE BROOKS, CHRISTINA A 9/24/89 .848 SCHMIDTKE . 250 89-0039135-031 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA THOkSEN, CAMEO E 9/24/89 839 SPIELMAN 250 89-0039709-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA GIESE, GREGORY R 9/24/89 208 HOSKING 250 z 89-0034726-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA GEYEN KEVIN A ' + 9/24/89 218 CHRISTENSO 250 89-00397r)2-001 49000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA RUFFENACH, MICrIAEL J 9/24/89 823 BOOEN 250 ' 99-0039701-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA THOMASO'J, LAHRA"CE T 9/24/49 848 SCHMIDTKE 250 89-0039727-001 J3900 TRAFFIC-MS-OTHER HOEKSTRA, WILLIAM J 9/25/89 642 dIOMER, H 250 39-0039774-031 49200 TRAFFIC-NON-MOVING V BECKIUS, aRIAM K 9/26/89 834 BENNETT 250 39-0039897-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA LEIVERMANN, BRUCE R 9/26/89 218 CHRISTENSO 250 89-0039728-001 49000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA SCHAFFEP, LEE M 9/26/89 837 KING 250 8 • 9-00397?9-001 49103 TRAFFIC-PARKING KESSLER, DEBORAH S 9/26/89 820 SELINSKI 250 89-0034773-001 M9200 TRAFFIC-N7r:MOVING V AICKMAN, DAVID L 9/27/89 818 WIDMER 250 •1 89-0039767-001 • M9000 TRAFFICmMAVING VIOLA EDEL,- AL-ICIA-.M -. 9/27/.89.._81B-_._.._WIDJEB_..__ ___ 253.. ____ _ _ __ 89-0034772-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA THELEN, RICKY J 9/27/89 318 WIDMER 250 89-0039771-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA TEWES, JAMES 8 9/27/89 818 WIDMER 250 89-0039770-001 M9201 TRAFFIC-NOM-MOVING V TEWES,- JAMES k 9/27/89--818- WIDMER-• 253 89-003'4769-QO1 '49003 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA .TRUCK, MARIA K 9/27/89 1310 WIDMER 250 89-003976P-001 '89200 TRAFFIC-"•ON-M3VIN•G V ANDERSEN, GARY w 9/27/89 818 WIDMER 250 139-0037893-001 49000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA PASS, DAVID ' 9/27/89 848 SCHMIDTKE 250 99-0039899-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA SCHILLING, DAWN R 9/27/89 848 SCHMIDTKE 250 99-0039619-001 J3900 TRAFFIC-'iS-OTHER GOLDEN, TAMMY '8 9/27/89 823 MODEM 250 89-0039509-001 J3900 TRAFFIC-mS-OTHER DAHLKE, ELMER L 9/28/09 845 NOTCH 250 89-0039730-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA SWENSEN, JEREMY T 9/28/89 837 KING 253 89-0039731-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA HILGER, HILGEPS A 9/28/89 337 KING 250 RAGE 6 C1ip2F DATE 10)/11/89 P)SSE-VT - .._..._.._- - _ i i CARVEP ;;OUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT - 1 . CITATION LISTING 02 SORTED SY GRID 9/01/39 TO 9/30/39 CHARGE DATE ---- OFFICER - - ' CITATION ; CODE LITERAL NAME LAST, FIRST MI OCCURRED CODE LITERAL GRID BEAT ACCIDENT 0 .. ...... .... 89-0039712-J01 '19000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA BAUER• DO"JEL K 9/28/89 848 SCHMIDTKE 250 89-0039732-001 •09003 TRAFFIC-MOVIN; VIOLA MOLINARI, MARSHA K 9/83/89 828 SELINSKI 250 89-0040175-001 J3900 TRAFFIC-f.S-.)THER WALLIN, JJJY J 9/29/89 308 VO9 250 89-0011420-001 144105 LIQUOR - NISREPRESEN TILSET., TESSIE L 9/29/89 837 KING 250 ' 89-0011409-001 H4105 LIQUOR - 4ISREPRESEN M[JENIN G• COREY C 9/29/39 837 KING 250 89-0011419-001 `14105 LIQUOR - MISREPRESEN JOHNSON, SHELLEY I 9/29/89 837 KING 250 89-0039713-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVINS VIOLA HOCHSTATTE2, DAVID 0 9/30/89 848 SCHMIOTKE 250 SUB TOTAL 03133 r N I r i a • . R Pore Department • address all correspondence to - GREGORY E. SCHOL Chief of Police Hello! Attached is the monthly report for the Chaska Police/School Liaison Officer Program for the month of September. Included you will find: * Narrative report of monthly activity * Listing of presentations given * Number of calls for assistance The purpose of this report is to provide an overview of the program. If you have additional questions please contact me. Sincerely, Gregory E. Sc of Chief of Pol. 61„,...4161.)a ,A4,..1..-;11.- Norman A. Prusinski Chaska Police/School Liaison Officer Chaska School Office: 448-8620, Ext. 748 Chaska Police Department: 448-4200 OCT 16 1969 CRY OF CHANHASSEN City of Chaska Minnesota 1205 East Fourth Street 55318-2094lPhone 612-448-2851 POLICE/SCHOOL LIAISON OFFICER PROGRAM NARRATIVE REPORT SEPTEMBER, 1989 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS - The main program presented to the elementary schools in September was on School Bus Safety. A film called "School Bus Safety and Courtesy" was shown and a school bus safety talk was given by 911 and myself. In addition to the School Bus Safety Program, Kindergarten students at the E.C.C. were given a program about the police as community helpers. I use this program as a way to introduce myself to the students as the School Liaison Officer. In this program the students saw a film about policemen as community helpers and I also gave a short talk. I also performed a magic trick for the students and each student received a sucker with, "I will help Chaska Police lick crime" , printed on the stick. In September I received four calls for assistance from the Chaska Elementary School. The calls included the following: I investigated a report of a High School student who failed to stop for the school patrol stop flags on Engler Blvd. near the high school. A High School student was given a citation for careless driving. I investigated two child abuse cases and they were referred to Carver County Social Services for follow-up with the families. I assisted Mr. Ewert in talking to a student who ims bragging to some of his friends at school that he used marijuana. The student told us that he did not use marijuana and that he was only saying that to impress his friends. I made phone contact with this student's parent. CHASKA MIDDLE SCHOOL A program on suicide prevention was given to the C.A.P.S. Program. Christine Ullom, School Psychologist, assisted me in giving this program to the students. Ms. Ullom and I talked to the students about our roles in suicide prevention and intervention when a student threatens suicide. We also gave the students ideas on how they should handle a situation if one of their friends threatens suicide. School Bus Safety and Meet Officer Norm programs were presented to the Option 5 students at the Middle School. I received six calls for assistance from the Middle School in September. The calls included the following: I investigated four theft cases. Three of the cases are inactive, one case was cleared with a student being issued a juvenile warning notice for theft. I also made phone contact with the student's parents. A middle school parent called me with concerns that her son was being intimidated and harassed by other Middle School students. I met with all the students who were involved to resolve this situation. - I investigated a report of a Middle School student who was making~ deals to sell marijuana and L.S.D. Mr. Werner and I spoke with the student and we learned that the student was not going to sell any drugs but, was merely saying this as a joke. I made phone contact with the student's parents about this problem. I found four students smoking cigarettes, and turned them over to the Principal's Office for discipline. CHASKA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL I received four calls for assistance from the High School in September. The calls included the following: A High School Dean reported that he had found a student in possession of drug paraphernalia. I referred the student to Court Services. I took a report of a bomb threat that was phoned into the main switchboard. The bomb threat was a hoax and at this time there are no suspects. I investigated two locker thefts and the cases, at this time, are inactive. A High School student's parent contacted me with her concerns that her son refused to live with her any longer. ; I met with the student and his parent; a compromise was reached that the student would live with his father. I found ten students smoking cigarettes at the high school and I turned them over to the Principal's Office for disciplinary action. I also issued tickets to four High School students for Use of Tobacco. I found six students skipping school and they were also turned over to the Principal's Office. Two high school students were referred to court for Minor Consumption of Alcohol. GENERAL INFORMATION In September I attended meetings of the Carver County Multi-Disciplinary Child Abuse Team and the Hennepin County Juvenile Officers Association. PRESENTATIONS . SEPTEMBER, 1989 EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER SCHOOL BUS SAFETY - 2 CLASSES/272 STUDENTS MEET OFFICER NORM; POLICE AS COMMUNITY HELPERS - 2 CLASSES/150 STUDENTS CHASKA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GRADES 1-3: SCHOOL BUS SAFETY - 2 CLASSES/373 STUDENTS CHANHASSEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN: MEET OFFICER NORM; POLICE AS COMMUNITY HELPERS - 2 CLASSES/53 STUDENTS EAST UNION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN: MEET OFFICER NORM; POLICE AS COMMUNITY HELPERS - 1 CLASS/29 STUDENTS GRADES K-5: SCHOOL BUS SAFETY - 1 CLASS/176 STUDENTS CHASKA MIDDLE SCHOOL OPTION 5: SCHOOL BUS SAFETY - 1 CLASS/16 STUDENTS MEET OFFICER NORM; POLICE AS COMMUNITY HELPERS 2 CLASSES/31 STUDENTS C.A.P.S. PROGRAM: SUICIDE PREVENTION - 2 CLASSES/31 STUDENTS TOTAL CLASSES: 16 CLASSES TOTAL STUDENT CONTACTS: 1,263 STUDENTS CALLS FOR ASSISTANCE: 14 CALLS (C.E.S.- 4, C.M.S.- 6, C.H.S.- 4) : DISTRIBUTION OF TRAFFIC, CRIMINAL AND PARKING FINES i FOR THE MONTH OF `' 198 9 P. zicigalities Vendor # Amount Included $ for Parking Carver City 156 �a. 3.3 - •_$ /O.00 Chat& ssen City 151 id ya , aV $ 116.S0 Chaska.City 170 3l '4,5. ItL(0 //0-00 Cologne City 171 07d, 47 $ Hamburg City 407 f Norwood City 746 1 73,3i/ $ Victoria City 990 • ...3..5—.3 $ t Waconia City 958 c71 k.,,403 $ Watertown City 991 /&O .es O $ Young America City 992 Qr /7 $ New Germany City 7.43 94, 44 $ :Sayer City 665 Hollywood Twp. 404 $ . Laketown Twp. 560 391. /Li i $ i San Francisco T«-o. 986 i $ ' Watertown Twp. 988 $ Beaton. Twp. 56 $ Dablgren Twp. • 238 $ Camden Twp. 150 'Hancock Twp. 392 $ Chaska Twp. 154 $ Waconia Twp. . 987 $ Young America Twp. 989 $ Totals - 6#41a0 A7 - Q -z .cs, .e • J ce A. VanEy11, Court Administrator r ATTACHMENT A ALARM REPORT ALARMS PER AREA -SEPTEMBER' 1989 -4 CITY/TWSP RESIDENTIAL BUSINESS TOTALS Benton Camden Carver Chanhassen -aft-K11 6) f� Chaska Twsp Cologne Dalhgren°'Twsp Hamburg Laketown Mayer 1 © j Norwood 1111 Victoria -i' S Waconia . S Waconia Twsp Watertown 0 Watertown Twsp I O Young America Young America Twsp TOTALS /7 go 3 7 UNREGISTERED ALARM TEMBER 1989= CITY/TWSP RESIDENTIAL BUSINESS TOTALS Benton � Q Camden Carver Chanhassen 0 Chaska Twsp Cologne 4 Dalhgren Twsp Hamburg Laketown Mayer M Norwood Victoria l Waconia Waconia Twsp Watertown Twsp Watertown Young America A Young America Twsp TOTALS FIRE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY REPORT MONTH: Sept. TOTAL NUMBER OF CALLS/MONTH: 26 YR TO DATE: 288 1988 YEAR TO DATE 294 STRUCTURE FIRES: CAR FIRES: 2 GRASS FIRES: ALARMS: 5 MEDICALS: 10 PERSONAL INJURY ACCIDENTS: 6 MUTUAL AID: MISCELLANEOUS: 3 NUMBER OF MANHOURS PAID FOR ALL ABOVE CALLS: 344 TOTAL NUMBER OF TRAINING HOURS THIS MONTH: 182 1/2 CONFERENCES, SEMINARS, AND MEETINGS (OTHER THAN REGULARLY SCHEDULED MONDAY NIGHT MEETINGS) ATTENDED THIS MONTH: Fire School - Bob Halverson, Mike Kerber. Mark Littfin, Steve Sauter, Jeff Slater - 12 hours each Outside schools BREAKDOWN OF ATTENDANCE AT EACH MONDAY NIGHT MEETING DURING MONTH: 1ST MEETING: 24 2ND MEETING: 25 3RD MEETING: 10 4TH MEETING: 24 • 5TH MEETING: SPECIAL: • CBANBASSS4 PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING ubera rIc*S DEPARTMENT R INSPDCPICNS - 1989 - R iViA INSUL- FIRE- BASE SEPTIC MONTH FOOTINGS FRAMING BAMILL ATION DRYWALL PLACE SLAB PIRG B'.IG SYSTEM MISC. FINAL TO DA JANUARY 39 80 16 40 . 26 , 24 91 , 86 4 33 36 475 FEBRUARY 19 93 12 59 48 16 _128 103 1 _ 22 75 576 MARCH 49 69 20 44 25 , 26 132 115 43 76 .. 599 APRIL 75 82 31 35 24 18 114 116 4 44 42 585 MAY 113 112 30 41 39 39 197 175 11 43 119 919 JUNE 120 109 24 45 28 37 184 ,172 10 75 136 940 JULY 90 70 28 42 24 23 157 151 30 43 103 761 AUGUST 73 143 . 30 59 40 44 148 , 168 15 106 104 930 SEPTEMBER 59 78 20 41 28 35 140 135 8 51 110 705 OCTOBER 80 84 26 36 20 20 . 136 200 20 54 107 _ t 783 NOVEMBER DECEMBER Total 717 920 237 442 302 282 1427 1421 103 514 908 7,273 TOTAL JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE TO DATE Building $13,104.00 $13,342.50 $41,231.00 $50,988.00 $33,325.80 $27,990.50 $179,981.80 Plan Check 8,463.08 8,287.88 26,712.21 33,091.17 20,383.25 16,642.54 113,580.13 Plumbing 2,754.00 2,500.00 1,881.50 4,889.50 3,302.50 2,935.25 18,262.75 Beating 2,124.88 2,042.00 2,004.20 5,305.75 8,748.89 2,008.50 22,234.22 Septic TOTAL $26,445.96 $26,172.38 $71,828.91 $94,274.42 $65,760.44 $49,576.79 $334,058.90 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER Building $24,979.50 $25,115.80 $22,816.50 $21,962.00 $274,855.60 Plan Check 15,682.55 15,238.05 14,168.76 13,847.06 172,516.55 Plumbing 3,007.75 3,616.00 4,035.40 2,928.25 31,921.90 Heating 19,397.11 6,551.88 6,669.76 3,805.91 58,658.88 Septic TOTAL $63,066.91 $50,521.73 $47,690.42 $42,543.22 $537,881.18 05695 036;2&510 B So. 0601-0094; APPROVAL ER.PIRE/ i/jt Four C-404 U.S.OEPARTIAENT of COMMERCE etas/ NNW)OF THE catgut Period in which permits issued I I OCTOBER 1919 It (PMeae cared any errors in name and address including ZIP Code) REPORT OF BUILDING OR 553 ZONING PERMITS ISSUED AND LOCAL PUBLIC CONSTRUCTION 040800 27 8 5120 019 1 0 26 9999 If your building permit*ystern has changed, FOR R6 I T F1 OI A[ A NN 51248 mark(X)appropriate box Wow and suiplaN 69 0 R CITY OF BR MH A S S EN itaontasa.ts. 0 COULTER SR CIIARBASSEN RN 55317 D Discontinued issuing permits ❑Merged with another system ❑Split into two or more systems ❑Annexed land areas PLEASE COMPLETE AND MAIL I O Had o ther changes THIS FORM ON OR BEFORE I r - if no permits were Issued during MAIL THIS Bureau of the Census instructions ars included.For Ws period,mark(XI hi the box—p0 COPY P Y TO 1201 East Tenth Street further assistance,call collect and return this form .IaffarsotevIN.,IN 47132 (301)763-7244. Section I NEW RESIDENTIAL PRIVATELY OWNED PUBUCLY OWNED HOUSEKEEPING BUILDINGS No. N� of Valuation of Number of V of Buildings licnising construction uc Housing construction units Omit ants (a) (b) (c) (d) (el If) (g) Single-family houses,detached Exclude mob ile home s. 101 17 17 lI V,AV Single-family houses,attached -Separated by ground to roof wall, -No units above or below,and -Separate heating systems and utility meters. 5/4 060 (Count each unit as•separate building) 102 7( V ITwo-family buildings 103 Three-and four-family buildings 104 Five-or-more family buildings 106 TOTAL-Sum of 101-106---N 106 10 025 0P t351,000 Section II NEW RESIDENTIAL PRIVATELY OWNED PUBLICLY OWNED NONHOUSEKEEPING horn Number of I Valuation of I Number Of i Vahntion of BUILDINGS No. BuildingsRoomsO cents Buildings Rooms Construction Omit Dana (al (bi IC) Id) lel If) (g) Hotels,motels,and tourist cabins • (transient accommodations only) 213 ' • Other nonhousekeeping shelter 214 Section III NEW PRIVATELY OWNED PUBLICLY OWNED NONRESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS hem Number No. of Valuation of Numbs Valuation of Omit cents construction of construction buildings Omit amts la) 1b) (C) (d) (e) - Amusement,social,and recreational 316 Churches and other religious 319 i 4,0,0/00 Q ' °:'474101+%,,,.s?: 'c. ,`.,' Industrial 320 garages(buildings and open decked) 321 Service stations end repair garages 322 Hospitals and institutional 323 Offices,banks,and professional i24 Public works and utilities 326 Schools and other educational $26 Stores and customer services i27 Other nonresidential buildings 326 Structures other than buildings 3294. S Section IV ADDITIONS, PRIVATELY OWNED PUBLICLY OWNED ALTERATIONS,AND Item Number Valuation of Number - Valuation of CONVERSIONS No. of construction of construction buikfings Omit cents buildings Omit amts I.) Ib) hi Id) tie) Residential-Classify additions of garages and carports in item 438. 434 16 /17 44x> . Nonresidential and nonhousekeeping ,437, Additions of residential garages and carports 7.1 (attached end detached) 436 LEA P SE CONTINUE ON REVERSE SIDE ■•• • h R CITY OF CHANHASSEN RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED ' Apart. Total Number of Y ar Single-Family Duplex Townhomes , Complex Dwelling Units w . 1980 41 9 10 `99 1981 22 1 0 24 1982 19 1 0 21 1983 60 4 9 104 • ti 1984 108 17 6 166 1985 189 38 20 18 265 1986 246 8 8 262 1987 289 2 32 323 1988 352 26 34 412 units units 1989* 252 14 62 328 units units * As of October 31, 1989 Description 1989 January February March April May i Assault 2 1 1 5 2 Burglary 3 1 2 0 0 Drug Violation 2 0 3 2 1 Disturbing Peace 5 13 11 12 8 Traffic/Alcohol Related 7 18 8 14 9 Misc. Criminal 7 8 7 5 4 Property Damage/Vandalism 5 5 15 5 14 Robbery 0 0 0 0 1 Sex Crime 0 0 0 0 0 Theft 11 11 24 14 13 Uttering/Bad Check 0 0 0 0 0 Vehicle Theft 0 0 1 0 1 TOTAL CRIMINAL 42 57 72 57 53 ************************************************************************ Abuse/Neglect 1 1 3 4 2 Domestic 5 3 4 3 4 Missing Person 8 4 5 5 11 Prowler 0 0 0 0 1 Suspicious Activity 6 7 16 7 14 Alarm 14 16 12 17 20 Open Door 1 0 1 3 1 Fire 4 7 10 12 15 Medical 17 14 16 16 15 Business/Residential Check 5 8 6 3 3 Animal 28 28 26 29 30 Boat & Water 0 0 0 0 0 Civil Process Service 0 0 0 0 0 Warrant Service 1 3 0 4 2 Transports 0 1 0 2 0 Assist Other Agency 4 1 1 7 5 Gun Permits/Carry 3 1 3 2 5 Gun Permits/Acquire 0 0 0 0 0 Gun Permits/Transfer 0 0 0 0 0 Unlock Vehicle/Building 17 22 24 31 35 Motorist Assist 19 15 25 11 14 PD Accident 28 29 26 6 24 PI Accident 5 7 4 2 7 Fatal Accident 0 0 1 0 0 Traffic Misc 28 25 40 35 38 Misc. Non-Crim 64 59 77 66 ' 95 TOTAL NON-CRIM 258 251 300 265 341 ************************************************************************ TOTAL REPORTED 300 308 372 322 394 Description 1989 June July August September October Assault 4 2 2 2 8 Burglary 2 4 3 11 1 Drug Violation 0 1 0 0 0 Disturbing Peace 13 15 23 16 5 Traffic/Alcohol Related 14 11 10 12 21 Misc. Criminal 6 16 11 8 5 Property Damage/Vandalism 17 20 14 15 16 Robbery 0 1 0 0 0 Sex Crime 1 2 1 2 0 Theft 23 29 37 30 33 Uttering/Bad Check 1 1 1 1 1 Vehicle Theft 0 1 0 0 0 TOTAL CRIMINAL 81 103 102 97 90 ************************************************************************ Abuse/Neglect 3 0 1 1 0 Domestic 6 7 6 7 6 Missing Person 6 4 9 6 4 Prowler 2 1 3 0 1 Suspicious Activity 13 12 21 21 21 Alarm 13 23 21 22 18 Open Door 2 0 1 7 5 Fire 12 7 13 9 13 Medical 16 21 20 13 13 Business/Residential Check 14 11 12 3 4 Animal 32 31 27 21 34 Boat & Water 3 4 0 0 0 Civil Process Service 0 0 0 0 0 Warrant Service 5 3 3 1 5 Transports 1 0 0 3 1 Assist Other Agency 2 1 7 3 4 Gun Permits/Carry 2 2 6 3 2 Gun Permits/Acquire 0 0 0 0 0 Gun Permits/Transfer 4 0 1 0 1 Unlock Vehicle/Building 35 30 39 31 30 Motorist Assist 18 9 13 9 12 PD Accident 24 18 31 31 29 PI Accident 7 6 4 4 6 Fatal Accident 0 0 0 0 0 Traffic Misc 44 47 36 29 , 22 Misc. Non-Crim 98 131 117 82 76 TOTAL NON-CRIM 362 368 391 306 307 ************************************************************************ TOTAL REPORTED 443 471 493 403 397 r A CARVER COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT MONTHLY TIME CHART MONTH:OCTOBER MUNICIPALITY: CHANHASSEN CITY TIME # OF CALLS FOR SERVICE 12:00-01:00 AM 14 01:00-02:00 23 02:00-03:00 10 03:00-04 :00 11 04:00-05 :00 6 05:00-06:00 1 06:00-07:00 8 07:00-08:00 9 08:00-09:00 23 09:00-10:00 14 10:00-11 :00 16 11:00-12:00 17 12:00- 1 :00 PM 17 1:00- 2:00 10 2:00- 3:00 9 3:00- 4:00 25 4:00- 5:00 25 5:00- 6:00 21 6:00- 7:00 21 7:00- 8:00 26 8:00- 9:00 29 9:00-10:00 27 10:00-11:00 19 11:00-12:00 16 397 CITO2F DATE; 11/15/89 POSSE-VT • CARVER COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT CITATION LISTING #2 SORTED BY GRID ,,-- - ---- - __. _ _ __. ---. - ---- --- -- -10/01/89 TO-10/31/89 _ _ . - - 21 d CHARGE DATE ---- OFFICER ---- i '2 -.,--CITATION-40----•------CODE- --LITERAL--------------•--------NAME--(1-a•s4,--f-1 r st••m I) - ----•-• - - -OCCURRED CODE LI•TERAL-•- • -.GRID -•-BEAT- ACCIDENT-4k- ---• -.- 1;1 sul 15,t1 89-0011529-001 A5355 ASLT 5-INFLICTS ATTE BAKER, JEFFREY R 10/01/89 839 SPIELMAN 250 .4 .711 _,.._89r0039714--001 -...13900_.....-T.RAFEI.CzT.MS=OTHER—_ ERLANDSONs-JOHN R 89-0039743-001 J3900 TRAFFIC-MS-OTHER JOHNSON, BRIAN L 10/03/89 842 WIDMER, H 250 8 -89...0040322m-001. -M9000----TRAE-F-1.C2--NOVI NG-VIOLA---T-HON-,--STACEY--C. Hi 7 89-0040321-001 J3900 TRAFFIC-MS-OTHER THON, STACEY C 10/03/89 827 GAMLIN 250 191 89-0040320-001 J3900 TRAFFIC-MS-OTHER GILBERTSON, DAVID A 10/03/89 827 GAMLIN 250 !II !_1. (19--0039745-001--J3900 •-•---TRAF-RI-C-MS-1ITHER-----Z-OCH,•-,JANINE-G--- -• ------ --- 40/03189831 DOUGLAS 250- lc: 113 I 89-0039715-001 J3900 TRAFFIC-MS-OTHER OSTERMANN, LUANN L 10/04/89 827 GAMLIN 250 "1 89-0039744-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA FULLER, JEFFERY C 10/04/89 848 SCHMIDTKE 250 1,4 !f L.89=0040325=00.1-M9000--...-TRAEEICmlIGVING-VIOLA.--REDMOND4-11-ICHAEL-J- 10/041.8?-827-----GAMLIN.----250.___---___ ._-_______________' 1 '2 89-0040323-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA WILKER, DANIEL J 10/04/89 827 GAMLIN 250 1.4v le 10,1 89-0040326-001 M9200 TRAFFIC-NON-MOVING V WILEY, STEPHEN A 10/04/89 827 GAMLIN 250 12 ..._89-..0040324.,00.1J3900...—TRAFF-1•0444SOTHER---WILEY-,-STEPHEN A- 161 89-0040327-001 M9100 TRAFFIC-PARKING TREWARTHA, KELLY A 10/04/89 827 GAMLIN 250 • 72'1 2t 42 1 89-0012003-001 T4999 THEFT-250 LESS-MS-FR GILL, JANICE D 10/04/89 828 SELINSKI 250 _89:r_0040108-001... .M9000.._ __TRAFFIC=MOVING_VICLA___SCHROERS,__WILBUR_A _.. _._ ._. 10/.05/89_845._ •NOT_CH _._. _. _250__ ___ _ _... ___ ________ 11. ')j 89-0039747-001 J3900 TRAFFIC-MS-OTHER SUCKERMAN, ALAN J 10/05/89 837 KING 250 ..m zc 89-0011681-001 03602 OBSENITY-MS-INDECENT THOMPSON, MICHAEL S 10/05/89 837 KING 250 27, 2-L.89. 0044011•1•t-001 --M9000----TRAFF-1.0--NOVING-V-10LA---NELSON I-LINDA-L.--.-- - -•-. --- ..•. .- 101.06/189.-245. NOTCH -250 21 89-0039748-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA MACKMILLER, DAVID L 10/06/89 837 KING 250 221 89-0040328-001 M9200 TRAFFIC-NON-MOVING V MARTIN, CLAUDIA J 10/06/89 827 GAMLIN 250 ■.31 241_89=0040329..00.1 .__M9_200. TRAFELC.L.--NON=MQV I NO-V__F_LEBELKORN.,_GI NO_L, _ .___ _ _.A010.61_89_827____GAMLI N______25CL ___ .32.1 32. ".; 89-0011768-001 A5353 ASLT 5-INFLICTS ATTE MCDONALD, RUSSELL A 10/06/89 81Z ERBEL 250 26; 89-0011744-001 J3500 TRAF-ACCID-MS-DRIVE THEISEN, JAMES B 10/07/89 827 GAMLIN. 250 33 1 g' 89_0011,743_001 J3500..-...-TRAF,ACCID,MSm-DRI-VE---WEINZIERLy .t/SAM - .- - ..•-• -10/.07.289 83Z_ .- KING 89-0040330-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA ROLF, JASON D 10/07/89 827 GAMLIN 250 )2 ': 89-0011771-001 J3500 TRAF-ACCID-MS-DRIVE WADSWORTH, MAUD M 10/07/89 837 KING 250 ..,c - _89=0040178:-001__M9000___-TRAFFIC7MOVING-WOLA--HASSELIUS.,_ JOHN.A . _ _ _ 10/07/89_812_ _ERBEL .", 89-0011796-001 J3500 TRAF-ACCID-MS-DRIVE FINKEL, GREG E 10/08/89 848 SCHMIDTKE 250 .42' 2) 89-0040336-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA SCHMIEG, SANDRA A 10/08/89 218 CHRISTENSO 250 41 -..1_89m0040337,001 .119000-- --TRAFFIC-MOVI1G MIOLA--WARREN-s-DONAVON-P-- - - - - 10/08/89_823—.800EN 'I 89-1000139-001 K5505 FALSE IMPRISON-INTEN FORMAL COMPLAINT, 10/09/89 839 SPIELMAN 250 839 41 '9j 89-1000141-001 Y2230 CRIM AGNST GOVN-GM-E FORMAL COMPLAINT, 10/09/89 251 ANDERSON,E 250 251 144::, 29' _89-7.1000142-001 _A3253 _ASLT-SrSUBSTANTIAL_L__EORMAL_COMPLAINT4. __ _ . 10/09/89 808. . _VDB_ _ . _250_ _808_ _ _ _ _ _ nal 89-0040338-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA SODETANI, MARGARET S 10/09/89 839 SPIELMAN 250 89-0040331-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA PIKE, CAROLYN K 10/09/89 848 SCHMIDTKE 250 31 -89-0040339-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA -STEWART0-TREVOR• C - 10/09/89 839 SPIELMAN 250 . - -- ... 3'' 33, 89-0040179-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA STILLER, DEREL P 10/09/89 812 ERBEL 250 54' 89-0011886-001 P3319 TRESPASS-MS-PRIVATE- KELLSO, JACOB M 10/10/89 839 SPIELMAN 250 13. 89.70011886-002 P3319 TRESPASS-MS4PRIVATE- _GOLLA, MARK-W __ 10/10/89 839 _SPIELMAN 250_ . ... ... .. ... _ 89-0011886-003 P3319 TRESPASS-MS-PRIVATE- TORREZ, DANIEL L 10/10/89 839 SPIELMAN 250 1,1 - 89-0039030-001 M9200 TRAFFIC-NON-MOVING V ODONNELL, ERIK J • 10/10/89 823 BODEN 250 z.c. " 89-0037981-001 J3900 -TRAFFIC..MS-OTHER - -0DONNELL, ERIK J 10/10/89 823 BODEN 250 89-0039029-001 M9200 TRAFFIC-NON-MOVING V ODONNELL, ERIK J 10/10/89 823 BODEN 250 89-1000143-001 82194 BURG 2-OCC RES FRC-U FORMAL COMPLAINT, 10/11/89 837 KING 250 837 • 89-1000144-001 J3500 TRAF-ACCIDmMSmDRIVE. __FORMAL COMPLAINT, 10/11/89 827 , GAMLIN 250 E27 , _ 89-0040344-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA MALZ, EUGENE F 10/11/89 848 SELINSKI 250 89-0040334-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA DECKER, BEV A 10/11/89 218 CHRISTENSO 250 c- -89-.0040333-001 M9000 - TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA -HORTON, •JANE E 10/11/89 218J CHRISTENSO -250 - - -. - - _. 00, 2 89-0040480-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA NIEMI, RICHARD D 10/11/89 808 VDB 250 .7C 89-0040481-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA NHEP, MENH H 10/11/89 808 VDB 250 89m0040482-0011 M9000 .. .TRAFFIC=MOVING.VIOLA -GEYENI-JOHN-H .. -- _ 10/11/89 208 VDB _ 250_ _. 72 • ' C CITOZF DATE: 11/15/89 N POSSE-VT 1 CARVER COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT CITATION LISTING #2 SORTED BY GRID \-1 40/01/89-TO 10/31/89 - - (1' p ) 12i 131 CHARGE DATE ---- OFFICER ---- 13 -.i,--CITATION-M-ION -. ........CODE-CODE LITERAL NAME-44.ast, first-ml) OCCURRED-CODE -6ITERA6 -GRID- BEAT- ACCIDENT-# 14 1 I 1 5 j ,. ' 89-0040483-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA USHER, CHARLES L 10/11/89 808 VDB 250 17 •ei 1 ; -89...0040349-001 --M9000----TRAFFICmMOVING-V4OLA--BOEGEMA4+-JAMES A -10/42/89-828 --SELINSKI- - 250 - - i' 89-0040355-001 M9100 TRAFFIC-PARKING ATKINS, JOHN W 10/12/89 828 SELINSKI 250 a .lo 89-0040347-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA MAERTENS, STEVEN R 10/12/89 837 KING 250 !0 17w--89-0040345-001--M9000- --TRAFF-IG-NOV-I•NG-VIOL-A--GE-SKE-•e--BRUOE-•-A--- ----------- ------10/-1-2/89-837--—KING------------250-------------------------------!;;" 89-0040346-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA SIEGLER+ KEVIN F 10/12/89 837 KING 250 1::1 89-0040348-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA CARBERRY T NANCY L 10/12/89 837 KING 250 63', • -:---F39-m0040476ft001----M9000-----TRAF-P-1-C---.MOV-ING-VIDLA.--HEIMER1-4--SI-AARON-L-- •----------------10/-12/89---808----VDP 250- _:sel t 3 ;171 ! , 89-0039720-001 J3900 TRAFFIC-MS-OTHER FRANKLIN, ROBERT 8 10/13/89 827 GAMLIN 250 1 5 t r4: 89-0039719-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA LARSON, SCOTT C 10/13/89 827 GAMLIN 250 !9' In-89-‘00397-18-001.--.-M9000------T-RAFF-1- MOV I-NG-VIOLA---GOEDE-v-BRENDA• A-- 10/-4-3/-89-821--GAM6-IN -.--250-- i20 11 .211 cal 89-0039717-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA HOLZHEU, MAX JR C 10/13/89 827 GAMLIN 250 '22 I 89-0012022-001 J3900 TRAFFIC-MS-OTHER DONOVAN, KEITH M 10/13/89 837 KING 250 . .7.3, .e:--89=00403564T-001 .M9000.-----TRAEFIC-mMOVING--V-10LA-P-ETERSON•-BRENT_L . _______ _ ____101.1.3189_837______KLNG..________250 ___.____ _ _____. 89-0040357-001 J3900 TRAFFIC-MS-OTHER BUROKER, TIMOTHY W 10/13/89 837 KING 250 - ,24 26 89-0012077-001 M4104 LIQUOR - POSSESSING JONES, ANDREW P 10/14/89 842 WIDMER, H 250 27r 1.!L-89-...0012077=002--M4105----LI-OUOR-..-MISREOR&SEN--JONES,-ANDREU-P-- 40/44/89-842.- -WI-DMER4 H- -250 ir...v. * 1 89-0040358-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA JOHNSON, LESLIE P 10/14/89 839 SPIELMAN 250 130' - ; 89-0012082-001 M4104 LIQUOR - POSSESSING SAUTIER+ SUZANNE N 10/14/89 842 WIDMER+ H 250 ;31 24_87+,00401-12",001--•-M00---T-RAFF-IC=PARKING- (101.-T24-T-1-MOT-HY-A -.101-14489-81-9-- -P-O-T-T-S --250 ' I 23 89-0039721-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA BLANSKI, BRAD D 10/14/89 827 GAMLIN 250 ;31 341 36 89-0012069-001 M4199 LIQUOR - OTHER CASWELL, CHRISTIAN R 10/14/89 837 KING 250 31: 0040335-001 -M9000-----TRAFF-I-C410V-ING-V4OLA--L-ATTERNER-9--COR-Y -M. 89-0040363-001 J3900 TRAFFIC-MS-OTHER SEVERS, RICHARD 0 10/15/89 848 SCHMIDTKE 250 ' 89-0040364-001 M9200 TRAFFIC-NON-MOVING V POPPLER, TROY D 10/15/89 848 SCHMIDTKE 250 - --89.2m0039722r004-419000--- -TRAFFICTLMQVING-SaOLA---SCHULT-ENOVER4.-MARK-D -10/-1.5489-827----GAMLIN__ 25 ________ ___________ _ _.-89-0012143-001 T4999 THEFT-250 LESS-MS-FR SEVERS, ELISE L 10/16/89 848 SCHMIDTKE 250' , - 89-0012143-002 M9200 TRAFFIC-NON-MOVING V SEVERS, ELISE L 10/16/89 848 SCHMIDTKE 250 848 41, -89-0012143-003 -J3900. ---TRAFFIC-MS-OTHER------SEVERS1-ELTSE-L-- - - ----- -• 40/46/-89-848----SCHMIDTKE---250----848---- -- - - - _14; 34. AS. 35! 89-0040352-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA MARTIN, ROXANNE K 10/16/89 839 SPIELMAN 250 145i 89-0040360-001 J3900 TRAFFIC-MS-OTHER VANDENBRANDEN, KRAIG F 10/16/89 823 BODEN 250 ,A7i ?I E19-=0040359--,001 -M9000----/RAFF-LC,MOVING-VLOLA--KLEIN"-MARLt-HA.-J------ ---------LO216/-89-823---BODEN 750 --:-.71 89-0040362-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA WALTER, DALLAN A 10/16/89 823 BODEN 250 CI 89-0040361-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA LANGSWEIRDT, LORI K 10/16/89 823 BODEN 250 51.-■1 -89-0040411-001 -M9200 TRAFFIC-NON-MOVING-V--DAPPEN, RICHARD C -10/16/89-831 ----DOUGLAS-----250------ - - -- 7 89-0040350-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA ARMSTRONG, WENDY J 10/16/89 823 SODEN 250 .541 ."' 89-0040351-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA PAULY, RODNEY E 10/16/89 823 BODEN 250 55/ .- _89.7+0012148-.001 -119200- _TRAFFIC-NON.ftMOVING_V__HOLCOMB, RICHARD .M -- -- - -.10/-1.7-/89--848.__SCHMID:ME---250-- 56 57, 89-0012148-002 M9200 TRAFFIC-NON-MOVING V HOLCOMB, RICHARD M 10/17/89 848 SCHMIDTKE 250 151' ' 89-0012148-003 J3500 TRAF-ACCID-MS-DRIVE HOLCOMB, RICHARD M 10/17/89 848 SCHMIDTKE 250 ?....:. ' -89-0040354-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA -LANGSTAFF,--MICHAEL P 10/11/89 827 GAMLIN 250. 89-0040353-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA KERN, STEPHEN G 10/17/89 827 GAMLIN Z50 ., 89-0040377-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA MANIVAHN, SIHOM 10/17/89 827 GAMLIN 250 89=0040106,001 J3900 _ TRAFFIC-MS-.0THER-_______ANDERSON4-DANIEL.M _ 10/18/89 819_ ___POTTS-----250. ,51 4 ,7.. 89-0039666-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA KORMAN, CLAIR E 10/18/89 827 GAMLIN 250 i•;,, 89-0039665-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA FERGUSON, PATRICIA J 10/18/89 827 GAMLIN Z50 57. -89-0039667-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING -VIOLA.-KOBLICK,--JEFFREY-M -. 10/18/89-827 ---GAMLIN 250 ,‘01 elPi - 89-0039668-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA DAUWALTER, JAMES E 10/18/89 827 GAMLIN 250 it. • 727' ' 89-0040378-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA HODGES+ MICHAEL R 10/18/89 828 SELINSKI 250 Oi+ii i 721 '. 89T:004037-9..7.001 -M9000--...--TRAFF-1 Cr MOVING--VI OLA.--TANSEN.1.--GAY-LE-G----.. --------- --. 10/AS189-828- -...-SELINSKI 250- 1 POSSE-VT - -- CARVER COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT CITATION LISTING #2 SORTED BY GRID ;' - - 1.01-01/89 TO 10/31/89 _. _. _. _ .-_ CHARGE DATE ---- OFFICER ---- CITATION # CODE LITERAL NAME (last, first ml) OCCURRED CODE - LITERAL.__ .__ GRID BEAT ACCIDENT # I'' 1. 89-0040380-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA LARSEN, KRISTEN M 10/19/89 848 SC:HMIDTKE 250. •• ! 89-0040366-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING. .VIOLA PETERSEN, AMY J 10/19/89 827 GAMLIN-. 250 17 89-0012253-001 M9200 TRAFFIC-NON-MOVING V BONNICKSEN, 'DONALD R 10/19/8.9 828 SELINSKI 250 vi 89-0012253-002 M9200 TRAFFIC-NON-MOVING V tONNICKSEN, DONALD R 10/19/89 828 SELINSKI 250 • I-89-0012279-001 M4104 LIQUOR - POSSESSING- --COLEMAN,-THOMAS JR- V. 10/19/29 840- OLSON--•- - 250-. " - ' 89-0012279-002 M4105 LIQUOR - MISREPRESEN COLEMAN, THOMAS JR V 10/19/89 840 OLSON 250 89-0012279-003 N3060 DISTURB PEACE-MS-CON COLEMAN, THOMAS JR V 10/19/89 840 OLSON 250 I�:r . - .89-0012280-001 M4105 LIQUOR - MISREPRESEN KROHN,. DANA_.A ..._ .. 10/19/89 840 OLSON._ - 250. rs' 89-0012309-001 M9100 TRAFFIC-PARKING BREITENSTEIN, ROBERT D 10/20/89 812 ERBEL 250 21--89-...0012344,-002--M9000- 89-0012344-001 J3500 TRAF-ACCID-MS-DRIVE CALLENDER, CHRISTOPHER S 10/21/89 218 CHRISTENSO 250 TRAFF.I-CrMOV.ING. VLOLA--CALLENDER.,•--CHRISTOPHER-S ---- ._.-_.10/-Z1/-89-•21.3........_CHRIS-TENSO-.-250-----_.--._ -..... .__.... ... ._. 11 89-0012413-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA NELSON, SCOTT R F 14/22/89 848 SGHMIDTKE 250 ' "t 89-0012413-002 J3500 TRAF-ACCID-MS-DRIVE NELSON, SCOTT R 10/22/89 848 SCHMIDTKE 250 '-n--..89-00-40182-001-. 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P _. ..- .10/22/.89_84$____.__..SCHM ID.T_KE.- 250__..__.-__.._ '° 89-1000146-001 D2440 DRUGS-SCH 1 NON NARC FORMAL COMPLAINT, 10/23/89 830 BECKMAN 250 830 I'2- 89-1000147-001 E4700 ESC-GM-FLEE AN OFFIC FORMAL COMPLAINT, 10/23/89 257 WILLIAMS 250 257 :; I_.__8 9-00 404 1.7-001_...M9000 ___. _TRAFF.LC-MOVING--.SLIOLA._ lEGIDLCL-JULIE_A__.__.__._.__... _ 1.01.23/29-83.1-____DOUGLAS !�', 89-0040383-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA LARSON, JOHN P 10/23/89 839 SPIELMAN 250 +•`" 89-0040384-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA BECK, JOHN D 10/23/89 839 SPIELMAN 250 ^'• .89=0040369-001-. .M9000 -. __._TRAFFIC-MOVING-V-IOLA-_HASSELILS-,-NORMAN-.S-. __.._....___, ._.__-..1.0123/8-9.84$---SCHMIDTKE-250 ; . 89-0012479-001 J3900 TRAFFIC-MS-OTHER ESCARCEGA-PEREZ, JOSE A 10/24/89 808 VDB 250 --- ____._-__.___.____..___...___- :I, 89-0012479-002 J3900 TRAFFIC-MS-OTHER ESCARCEGA-PEREZ, JOSE A 10/24/89 808 VDB 250 , ::_89.:-.00124.7.9=003_ M9200_ _ TRAFFIC=NON=.MO.VING_V._..ESCARCEGA=PEREZ.,__J.OSE_.A__-_._ .__ __.._1.0%2_4/_89_.8D8_ VDB _ 7C_. __..-. __ _•_____.- •"' 89-0012482-001 M9200 TRAFFIC-NON-MOVING V LOHSE, STEVEN D 10/24/89 808 VDB 250 ", 89-0040386-001 M9000 TRAFFIC-MOVING VIOLA STROMBERG-WISE, LINNEA L 10/24/89 828 SELINSKI 250 -89-0040385-001- M9000 ---.TRAFFIC-MOVING.-.VIOLA..-.THE.IS.a-KEITH_N .-.10/24/89 828_ SELINSKI_____25O..__-_. 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Ct0t PP • , L1brKitsuTiuN Ur" rttAFFIC, CRIMINAL AND PARKING FINES 8 FOR THE MONTH OF t& 4.-- 198 .? , R 1 R Municipalities Vendor # Amount Included $ for Parking o 1 Carver City 156 j Si, 99 • - _„ . .,$ Chanh.:ssen City 151 _ .3.�f7. y4f / $ /e- Od Chaska.City 170 54 17. / $ 3-x'0 , od • . Cologne City 171 61).3 S. Eamburg City 407 66, 6 4 $ Norwood City 745 /96.66 $ A" •°(:) Victoria City 990 73 3 $ Vaconia City 958 3317, ?? $ 4 O .Od Watertown City 991 a 75, kV-. $ 50. 00 Young America City 992 New Germany City 743 /pj 32 Layer City 665 -- $ 9ollywood Twp. 404 1 $ Laketown Twp. 560 42.5...82 1 $ j . San Francisco T . 986 .Watertown Twp. 988 $ Benton Twp. 56 • $ Dahlgren Twp. 238 $ Emden Twp. 150 Eancock Twp. 392 $ Chaska Twp. 154 $ Vaconia Twp. . 987 $ Young America Twp. 989 $ •Totals . es.,„„ cc e (1•• 2, • e A. Var ll, Dort Adminicrr:trnr CITYOF ,0 f , CHANHASSEN 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 5,5317 (612) 937-1900 • FAX (612) 937-5739 MEMORANDUM TO: Jim Chaffee, Public Safety Director FROM: Scott Harr, Assistant Public Safety Director DATE: November 22, 1989 SIIRJ: October 1989 Crime Prevention Report Attached please find Deb's monthly report, which shows increased activity. I would like to comment that one of the particularly impressive programs that Deb has continued with is contacting every victim of a crime in Chanhassen with a letter offering assistance. I know she has received a number of follow ups. Our Crime Prevention program continues to develop. • T'gw 6 ,. ..._ -.. ,J, .r,.. ‘ ,- CITY OF N i0 I ' e .. ) 111N 4 .. I, , CHANHASSEN ,i .a `�, 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 • FAX (612) 937-5739 MEMORANDUM TO: Scott Harr, Assistant Public Safety Director FROM: Deb Rand, Crime Prevention Specialist]�. DATE: November 15, 1989 .. SUBJ: October 1989 Crime Prevention Report The month of October began with the delivery of 2,500 impressive new Chanhassen Public Safety balloons . The Fire Department Open House o. it he 15th provided an oppor- tunity for us to give away abou . : >.' 0 of our new balloons along with rulers, pencils and footba ) 4.rds. Our display board provided a great backdrop for •-►r %ime prevention materials . Our slide projector showed prograH on `': ighborhood Watch and per- sonal safety. Sign-up sheets / or Op= ation Identification and Neighborhood Watch gave us s-feral n x contacts. McGruff was also on hand to greet Chanh- `sen resill,- nts. A drawing was held, the prize being an uncut v - ion of t 7 Vikings football cards. The lucky winner was Nick - anovski of ', hanhassen. Bob and I both particip-:"ed in Park and •ec's annual Halloween party. We passed out galloons and cand to the party goers. Prior to Halloween ,--zs0 Halloween safet " flyers were distri- buted to the scho. a. Previously, a Halloween Safety Program was given to Jay doh"son's Cub Scout troo• . Our drug awarentAUCPr ray-•: • t R_ , - .L.... , : don e Several agehcre participated including Chan assen u.:riG Safety, the SouthwesHet ,-.. .,D ug Task Force, and the CaryAleSunty Sheriff's Department. ` : ., ., . . ,the pro•ra,4was avily adver- tised using the bank marquee, a =°- :rte: g Neighborhood Watch, the newspaper (several times) - yd wf course by word of mouth, our participant turn-out did not r -~ t all of our hard work. In light of recent media events concerning kidnapping, etc. safety flyers were distributed to both Chanhassen Elementary and St. Hubert's. We did not give flyers to Minnetonka Schools with Chanhassen student enrollment this time as a similar flyer was given to them a few weeks ago. (In mid September) R October 1989 Crime Prevention Report November 15, 1989 Page Two Flyers concerning the Jacob Wetterling kidnapping were distri- buted to City businesses. A couple of residents also took them $o be sent with nationwide mailings from their places of businesses. Everyone was very cooperative and genuinely concerned. This is very refreshing. Saratoga Drive residents received flyers concerning implemen- tation of a Neighborhood Watch program. Approximately 33 crime victim letters were sent during October. Because we have a limited number of electric engravers (for Operation Identification) I began sending interested parties a letter explaining Operation Identification and that there would be a brief delay. Two Honeywell representatives delivered doughnuts to our office on October 4th to thank us for our "good work" . We spent time talking about alarm problems and they offered us any assistance we needed. An invitation to a future security system seminar was also extended to us. (Some good contacts made. ) An impromptu visit to "Early Beginnings Childcare" by Bob and I turned into quite an event. The grand finale was the boys and girls coming out to inspect the truck, complete with lights and sirens going. (A good time was had by all! ) Our Crime Prevention program is beginning to gain momentum. I believe October was a good example of that. l October 1989 Crime Prevention Report Activity Performed Number Dissemination of Crime Prevention Materials 4,900+ Crime Prevention Presentations 5 Crime Victim Letters 33 Operation Identification Letters 5 Neighborhood Watch Letters 30+ Development of new Crime Prevention Materials 2 . . .v49: c..117) 1 -4 3-tra6. � whiv vu-z2 ha 'WI csiv- c-v-ific7-1)4( A 41 4-Yan) KID11.0.- 79 h7 Ltk *laid 0714igglipki. iD 144:IMA '17/► 17 0)-JU)la��r� - I Ott � s�u?pa} a x41_, bSbi I tc aacon-gyp ;�}� 64'919P9-ciog c17171 OoSZ .,. ,,.. 1r CITY OF -.G i�- ..: .1 ,„ tf--il f f. r ClIANHAssrx ,. 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 N___ (612) 937-1900 • FAX (612) 937-5739 October 31, 1989 Ms. Candy Peterson 1003 Pontiac Lane Chanhassen, MN 55317 Dear Ms. Peterson, Thank you for your interest in crime prevention in Chanhassen. I very much appreciated your telephone call and the good suggestions you offered. Enclosed you will find a copy of , he safety letter that was sent home with both Chanhassen Eleme w y and St. Huberts students . In September a similar flyer we ' t.ome with Excelsior Elementary students as we have a large stun n population attending that school. f As I mentioned last week, I 'v,:spok-4E with Steve Best of your homeowner's association and a are w.? king on a Neighborhood Watch Program for the Chaparral area. You will be hearing more about this very soon. I have also placed your ._M=me in my "Mc -guff House" file, and I thank you for your inter st there also. Please let me know can be of furthe assistance to you in any way. And plea=.e call and share any k•eas or suggestions you may have . I 'm4inpy to hear from you. Kindest re.: •.s,ux i & i 4.'",v, ,, , Deb n` ,y . Crime Prevention Specialist Chanhassen Public Safety ,3 DR:lf y " , , ,' CITYOF 7.\,, 1 ..,.. --::::,..... . .1 , ,_ . - ,1/4 011 „..,,,, CHANHAssrx �V� q. 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 • FAX (612)937-5739 MEMORANDUM TO: Jerry Schienk, Street Maintenance Supervisor FROM: Deb Rand, Crime Prevention Specialist DATE: October 31, 1989 SUBJ: Placement of Neighborhood Watch Signs for Sandy Hook The Sandy Hook residential area will be an established Neigh- borhood Watch group as of Novemb 8. Anytime after that date and as soon as possible Neighbor ?sod Watch signs should be posted. One sign should be placed at t e en . ance on Sandy Hook and 101, and one on Cheyenne and 101. 4 r. The residents are interested `n usin•1 '.decorative posts for the signs and apparently are wi s'` ng to • :k for the extra costs. Can you get me a written price -stimate A- -+•? Thank you. • cc: Jim Chaf fee, Publ Lc' *Safety Directo .Y Scott Harr, Assi..)1,, nt Public Safet Director Gary Warren, C,;` ' Engineer '„ . tiMMINNig _r s tea_ t 0.-''f'111"131121Wr-' 74121"16111"11141tenallneWN . -' . :i. 4i, Y ,... 0". �, CITYOF r_'I , CHANHASSEN i . ....: . . •‘,i , •. __ ._ . . ,..... •:. .,. ..„ iiiip, • 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147• CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 • FAX(612) 937-5739 Dear Community Member, Thank you for your interest in Operation Identification. As you know Operation Identification is a program designed to help prevent residential, business and office theft and burglary. Operation Identification has two parts: 5 1. Your valuables are identified by placing an assigned per= manent identification number (PIN) on your property with an engraver or selected marking tool . This number is registered with Chanhassen Public Safety. 2. Operation Identificatio `£tickers are then placed on the entrances and exits of u residence or business . These stickers put a potential b , glar on notice and say "my property is marked and , an je positively identified" . Does Operation Identification ork? ou be it does! Operation Identification works becausearked • operty is hard for a burglar to dispose of. If _ ` •urglar - . caught with your property in his possession your Pere,--- ent Identification Number (PIN) is solid evidence that the bz'glar is in y_.ssession%of stolen goods . Ownership of a marked item can be readi±51 traced by any law enforcement agency the country, at a " time of the day or night. Your PIN do not change; it's = .ur permanent identifica- tion number, and . es your property (los or stolen) an avenue back to you, ��e •ing it from end , . • - _fbnidentified unclaimed property in a`�po : ':.`r t o . I- ;,. At this tim44 of our Operation Identification el p is . engravers are ink - As soon as one is made av . a.le I will be contacting you an ss"- . _, Apt- ` ~' 9 Y � - your PIN . or enrollment in the program. It should on Abe 'htwait. Y4 Thank you again for your intere ,hand help in making Chanhassen a comfortable and safe communitloto live in. Kindest regards, Deb Rand Crime Prevention Specialist Chanhassen Public Safety f!' SsEN FAR CHANHASSEN FIRE DEPARTMENT' 4$$ "v P.O. BOX 97 7610 LAREDO DRIVE CHANHASSEN,MN 55317 41 O�► BUS.PHONE 934.9191 MINNEWASHTA STATION NO.2 PHONE 474-7094 ZQ 'O 0 October 18, 1989 Chanhassen Public Safety 690 Coulter Drive Chanhassen, )2 55317 ATTN: Deb Rand Bob Zydowsky I would like to thank both of you for helping us make the Fire Department open house on Sunday such a great success. Having your display booth and MacGruff on hand was very . beneficial to the residents and especially the kids. . . If there is any thing that the Fire Department can do to help you and your Department in the future, please feel free to contact me. Thanks again, )aje jj,dt4.24,74( • Dale Gregory Fire Chief DG/be cc: Jim Chaffee Scott Harr • I C I TY 0 F er t .), CHANHASSEN ... 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 I..; (612) 937-1900 • FAX (612) 937-5739 MEMORANDUM TO: Jim Chaffee, Public Safety Director FROM: Scott Harr, Assistant Public Safety Director DATE: November 6, 1989 SUBJ: October Code Enforcement Activity Attached please find the October4989 Code Enforcement Log. Our system is on track now so that these logs should be transmitted to you in a more timely matter./ Thank you. s, r i - il: .t.., " IV A nv. - .1,, ,,, t4aZiWWW45212. 41=, r =•"13i.t41, § .i '•-.:'• :;k,'7k4 ,' --2.4711191 ,1f,,,t7,-,z,-,;,:t . - • ""' 'iiZ"- • .4-- war"in, . „..,-:•,--,L-f;Z.;,.-i' - e4: = 4-- --p- ____ CODE ENDRAT Acri r TY klyt, „ MOs: October 1989 . DATE COMPLAINT LOCATION ACTION TAi�1�1 10-01-89 Permit Cost Issue Heritage Park Apts 1 - G 10-01-89 Speed / School Zone West 78 Street 1 - Referred to Engineering 10-01-89 Speed West 78 Street 1 - Referred to Engineering 10-01-89 Sign Request 101 F: Sandy Hook 1 - Referred to Engineering 10-01-89 Barking Dog Complaint Lake Miunewashta , . 5 - A 10-01-89 Dog Bite Horseshoe Curve 4 - 10-01-89 Debris & Misc. Nuisances Town Square Mall 1 - Impound 10-02-89 Weeds Gray Fax Lane 1 - F 10-02-89 "For Sale" veh`s/Traffic Hazard 101 & West 78 Street 2 - A 10-02-89 Debris Lake Lucy Road 4 - A 10-02-89 "For Sale" vehicles 101 & West 78 Street 2 - A 10-02-89 Found ammunition Nex Perce/Carver Beach 5 - UTL 10-04-89 Nails in Roadway Saddlebrook Curve 4 - UTL 10-05-89 Dog at large Tramline Lane 3 - A 10-05-89 Sign Request Lake Riley Blvd 1 - Referred to Engineering 10-05-89 Illegal Storage Chaska Road 2 • A 10-05-89 Dog Bite Joshua Circle 4 - H 10-06-89 Abandoned vehicle/junk in yard Redman Lane 2 - A 10-07-89 Weeds Lone Cedar Circle 2 - F 10-08-89 Weeds Fox Hollow 1 - A 10-09-89 Clearing public park property Sierra Court 1 - G 10-09-89 Permit Violation Conestoga 2 - F 10-09-89 Outside Storage of Rec. vehicles Cheyenne Ave 2 -- F 10-10-89 Noise Complaint Downtown Parking 1 - A • 10-10-89 Open Well/Code Question Unknown 3 - G 10-11-89 Garbage Complaint Woodduck Lane 3 - Referred to Street Dept. 10-11-89 Dog at Large .. Murray Hill Rd 4 - C CODE: IT-Advisory Letter A. Voluntary Compliance G. No Further Action 2. Certified Letter/Notice B. Warning'Tag Issued H. Other 3. Phone Call Made C. Citation Issued 4. In-Person Meeting D. Referred to City Attorney 5. Complainant Advised E. Court Referred 6. Other F. Action Pending ��. LAIL VIwL.1.LLdVl C1V11V111 A, 4 October 89 41/ER: 19 • DATE COMPLAINT 10-29-89 Construction Noise Shadawnere 4 -:F 10-29-89 Damage to Property Lake Lucy Watertower 2 - Referred to Utility Dept/CCSO 10-31-89 Civil Question Public Safety Dept 4 - G • jc- t FIRE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY REPORT MONTH:October TOTAL NUMBER OF CALLS/MONTH: 29 YR TO DATE: 317 1988 YEAR TO DATE 319 STRUCTURE FIRES: CAR FIRES: GRASS FIRES: 3 ALARMS: 6 MEDICALS: 12 PERSONAL INJURY ACCIDENTS: 5 MUTUAL AID: 1 MISCELLANEOUS: 2 NUMBER OF MANHOURS PAID FOR ALL ABOVE CALLS: 527 TOTAL NUMBER OF TRAINING HOURS THIS MONTH: 344 CONFERENCES, SEMINARS, AND MEETINGS (OTHER THAN REGULARLY SCHEDULED MONDAY NIGHT MEETINGS) ATTENDED THIS MONTH: Brian Beniek - Advance Driving Techniques Gary Smith - EMT John Wolff - Tactical Procedure Dale Gregory, Jim ,.McMahon, Duane Auseth - Fire Chief Conference BREAKDOWN OF ATTENDANCE AT EACH MONDAY NIGHT MEETING DURING MONTH: 1ST MEETING: 28 2ND MEETING: 25 3RD MEETING: 12 • 4TH MEETING: 2B ' 5TH MEETING: 22 SPECIAL: 2 CHANHASSEN H.R.A. A C C O U N T S P A Y A B L E 12/04/89 PAGE 1 CHECK M A M O U N T C L A I M A N T P U R P O S E 039285 20.83 DONALD ASHWORTH TRAVEL + TRAINING 039286 2,135.20 BRW, INC. FEES, SERVICE 039287 17.00 GRANNIS, GRANNIS, FEES, SERVICE 039288 2,481.16 HOLMES & GRAVEN FEES, SERVICE 039289 550.00 KRUGER PHOTOGRAPHY FEES, SERVICE 5 5,204.19 CHECKS WRITTEN