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Admin Section 11 11 ADMINISTRATIVE SECTION Thank you note from Leneda Rahe. Letter from Larkin-Hoffman Law Firm dated March 10, 1989 . West 79th Street Development Schedule from Fred Hoisington dated March 15 , 1989 . ' Memo from Scott Harr dated March 16, 1989. Letter from Roger Knutson dated March 15, 1989 . ' Memo from Scott Harr dated March 16 , 1989. Public Safety Department Minutes dated March 6 and 13 , 1989. ' Letter from Roger Knutson dated February 8, 1989. ' Engineering Department Future Agenda Items dated March 27, 1989. Letter to Luke Melchert dated March 15 , 1989 . Letter from Hennepin County Attorney dated March 14, 1989. Letter to Jerome Carlson dated March 17, 1989. iLetter to Rick Schneider dated March 13, 1989. ' Letters from Glenn and Bonnie Hageman dated March 7 and 9, 1989. Letter from Fred Hoisington dated March 9 , 1989. ' Letter to Mr. & Mrs . James Mausolf dated March 13, 1989. Letter from Daniel Cole dated February 24 , 1989. City Hall/Fire Station Expansion Site Meeting Minutes dated March 2 , 1989 and Site Observation Report No. 24. Petition to allow parking on Lake Lucy Road Received February 27, 1989. Memo from Steve Hanson dated March 20 , 1989. Memo from Jim Chaffee dated March 17, 1989. Letter to Joe Bjordal dated March 17, 1989. Public Safety Statistics for January and February, 1989. Thank you from Brownie Troop 787 for tour of City Hall. Letter from Roger Knutson dated March 22, 1989 . Memo from Dick Freerick dated March 20, 1989. Memo from Lori Sietsema dated March 21 , 1989. ■ I I ,..__-- _,--c• --- _ .,__. _,._, , .,,,, ,, I I ..,. ,---- I ' • •••■ \ It ---' ''. ..--. . -.--) I C\ 7 , --,:-• „......,„„ •\ c---- \ ..... c--,t- -r r---- r. i•t ' \ • ....' I i \ D,' - r's' C.'s'\(..: '''. . ' ••,....,„, .....) ' IN t......._\ \ ' -- V • - . •••■ I ..,:. FC....1 -- .:... --......_ "1- I (--------- C„',.-1 I ---, _ __ , _ • - •--,.. ! 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MICHAEL T.McKIM JACK F DALY CHARLES R WEAVER .(J r.._`{C" - D.KENNETH LINDG REN HERMAN L.TALLE L, WENDELL R.ANDERSON ATTORNEYS AT LAW WNCENT G.ELLA GERALD H FRIEDELL ANDREW J.MITCHELL ALLAN E.MULLIGAN JOHN A.COTTER I ROBERT J HENNESSEY BEATRICE A.ROTHWEILER JAMES C.ERICKSON 1500 NORTHWESTERN FINANCIAL CENTER 2000 PIPER JAFFRAY TOWER PAUL B.PLUNKETT EDWARD J.ORISCOLL ALAN L.KILDOW JAMES P MILET 7900 XERXES AVENUE SOUTH 222 SOUTH NINTH STREET KATHLEEN M.PICOTTE NEWMAN GENE N.FULLER MICHAEL A.LE BARON DAVID C.SELLERGREN BLOOMINGTON,MINNESOTA 55431 MINNEAPOLIS,MINNESOTA 55402 FRANCIS E GIBERSON RICHARD J.KEENAN TRACY R.EICHHORN-HICKS K JOHN D.FV LLM ER TELEPHONE 16121 835-3800 TELEPHONE 16121 338-6610 AMY DARR GRADY ' ROBERT E.BOYLE CATHERINE BARNETT WILSON• FRANK HARVEY FAX 16121 896-3333 FAX 16121 336-9760 JEFFREY C.ANDERSON CHARLES S.MODELL DANIEL L.BOWLES CHRISTOPHER J.DIETZEN 60 TODD M.VLATKOVICH JOHN R.BEATTIE TIMOTHY J McMANUS LINDA H.FISHER NORTH SUBURBAN OFFICE GREGORY E.KORSTAD THOMAS P STOLTMAN LISA A.GRAY STEVEN G..LEVIN NO WLIN FORREST D.NO 8990 SPRINGBROOK DRIVE,SUITE 250 GARY A.RENNEKE I THOMAS H.WEAVER MICHAEL C.JACKMAN SHANNON K.Mc CAM BRIDGE JOHN E.DIEHL COON.RAPIDS,MINNESOTA 55433 MICHAEL S.COH EN DENISE M.NORTON JON S.SWIERZEWSKI THOMAS J.FLYNN -"TELEPHONE I612I 786-7117 GARY A VAN CLEVE JAMES P QUINN MICHAEL B.BRAMAN TODD I.FREEMAN FAX 16121 786-6711 JOS ERH W.DICKER STEPHEN B.SOLOMON JACQUELINE F.DIETZ I PETER K.BECK GAYLEN L.KNACK JEROME H.KAHNKE O.IVES SHERRILL OMAN KURETICH Reply to Bloomington JULIE A.WRASE GERALD L.SECK CHRISTOPHER J.HARRISTHAL JOHN B.LUNDOUIST SHARON L.BRENNA DAYLE NOLAN K - MARIKAY CANAGA LITZAU THOMAS B.HUMPHREY.JR. TIMOTHY J.KEANE JON R.NORBERG I WILLIAM C.GRIFFITH THEODORE A.MONDALE JOHN J.STEFFENHAGEN DANIEL W.VOSS March 10, 1989 OF COUNSEL I JOSEPH GITIS RICHARD A.NORDBYE .ALSO ADMITTED IN Mr. Don Ashworth WISCONSIN City Manager I City of Chanhassen 690 Coulter Drive Chanhassen, Minnesota 55317 1 Re: Eckankar Church Proposed City Land Acquisition 1 Dear Mr. Ashworth: This letter is in response to your letter of February 23, 1989 , I regarding the City of Chanhassen's proposed land acquisition from Eckankar. I We have advised you in the past that Eckankar would be open to discuss the sale of up to 25 acres to the City for a community center or a middle school/community center at a fair market value price. When the application for a Conditional Use Permit for the Eckankar Church was I filed, you suggested that discussions with respect to City acquisition of Eckankar land be deferred until after the Conditional Use Permit had been acted on so that no one would feel that the two issues had I been linked in any way. We think this the best course of action and suggest that any further discussions with respect to City acquisition of a portion of the Eckankar property for a community center or a middle school/community center be deferred until the Conditional Use IPermit is approved. With respect to the second item in your letter of March 1, 1989 , ' please advise the City Council that the entire Eckankar property is not for sale. Eckankar has invested substantial amounts of time and money preparing to construct a church on its property and intends to Iproceed to do so. 'MAR 1 `3 1989 IUri.OF CHANHASEN ■ 1 LARLKIN, HOFFMAN, DA 1.Y LIN1)OI l;N, LTD. ' Mr. Don Ashworth March 10, 1989 Page 2 ' Please feel free to call or write if we can answer any other questions or be of further assistance. Very truly yours, ' Ro e L. Hoffman, and 4 Peter K. Beck, for LARKIN, HOFFMAN, DALY & 'LINDGREN, Ltd. kw 1 PKB:DYOs ■ %a,;., Hoisington Group Inc. e t ,.. ,,.-,t - r�;, 1 Land Use Consultants I TCNB, INC. APPROVALS/ DEVELOPMENT SCHEDULE WEST 79TII STREET ICITY OF CHANHASSEN 3 - 15-8 9 IMAR 1 - APR 20 PREPARATION OF REDEVELOPMENT AGREEMT MAR 13 - APR 12 PREPARATION OF SITE PLAN AND SURVEY/ ISUBMISSION OF SITE PLAN APPLICATION APR 1 - 20 CITY TO COMMISSION SOIL BORINGS IAPR 20 HRA REVIEW/APPROV OF REDEVELOPMENT AGREEMT/PURCHASE AGREEMT IMAY 3 PLANNING COMMISSION APPROV OF SITE PLAN IMAY 22 CITY COUNCIL APPROV OF SITE PLAN MAY 23 COMMENCE BUILDING PLANS/SPECS IMAY 23 - JUN 14 PREPARATION OF PRELIMINARY PLAT IJUN 14 SUBMIT PRELIMINARY PLAT JUN 16 PREPARE PRELIMINARY PLAT HEARING NOTICE IJUN 22 PUBLISH/MAIL PUBLIC HEARING NOTICES ON PRELIMINARY PLAT IJUL 1 - 21 PREPARE EROSION CONTROL PLAN FOR WATERSHED DISTRICT IJUL 5 PLANNING COMMISSION PUBLIC I IEARING ON PRELIMINARY PLAT JUL 21 APPLY FOR WATERSHED DISTRICT PERMITS I I7300 Metro Blvd Suite 525 MAR 17 1989 Edina, MN 55435 (612)635-9960 CITY OF CHANHASSEN ■ 1 JUL 24 CITY COUNCIL APPROV OF PRELIMINARY PLAT , JUL 25 - AUG 21 PREPARE DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT ' AUG 1 COMPLETION OF BUILDING PLANS/SPECS AUG 2 WATERSHED DISTRICT MEETING ' AUG 2 - 21 CITY BUILDING DEFT REVIEW OF BUILDING PLANS/SPECS AUG 14 CITY APPROV OF DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT/ CLOSING ON PROPERTY AUG 21 BUILDING PERMIT ISSUANCE ' AUG 22 GROUND BREAKING AUG 22 - MAY 1990 PROJECT CONSTRUCTION ' MAR 1990 BUILDING OCCUPANCY MAY 1990 PROJECT COMPLETION 1 2 1 1 1 F , c C I T Y C ASSEI `\ I • 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 MEMORANDUM TO: Jim Chaffee, Public Safety Director FROM: Scott Harr, Asst. Public Safety Directo rC�,2}J ' DATE: March 16 , 1989 >) SUBJ: Sprinkler/Water Usage Controls As you know, one recommendation at the recent Governor' s National ' Disaster Conference was that there is no way to tell whether the water shortage problem will continue into this year. The recom- mendation of Mr. Ronald Nargang, Director - Division of Waters, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, was to seriously con- sider entering this summer with water use control measures. I would like to recommend that we discuss the possibility of ' starting out with an odd/even watering system, or similar control measure, at our March 20, 1989 Public Safety Department meeting. I will also invite Don and/or Todd, as well as Gary Warren and Dale Gregory. cc: Don Ashworth, City Manager Todd Gerhardt, Administrative Assistant Gary Warren, City Engineer Dale Gregory, Fire Chief Hope you can come! S .H. I I I LAW 0111(1:s GRANNIS, GRANNIS, 1'ARWELL & KNUTSON D.. vu) L. GRANNIS - 1874-1961 PI(()1'I.SSIUNAI.I�SSU(.IAI U)N Z�GLIcoI'IER_ ll{vu) L. GRANNIS, in 1910-1980 Purr Orrin: MIX 57 (612)455-2359 VAN(F l; GRANNIS 403 NOR WEST BANE BUILT TIN(, ELLIUTT B KNETSCH VANt.E 13 GKANNIS,JR R 161 NOI(TH (.uNI t RI) I=X(.IIAN(�I' MICHAEL J MAYER TIAIO"rHY BERG PA"I'RICfi A FARRELL SOUTH ST PAM., MINNESOTA 55075 DAVID L. GRANNIS, 111 R(>GLR N KNUTSON TELEPHONE(612) 455-1661 ' DAVID I.. IJARMEYER •Atmt,/low rrEUTo March 15, 1989 PHA( E IN W'IS((1NSIN ' Mr. Mark Riddersen 1811 Lake Lucy Lane Excelsior, Minnesota 55331 l:l;: :ipcc i.(11 Assessment Dear Mr. Riddersen: ' I am legal counsel for the City of Chanhassen. The City Manager, Don Ashworth, has asked me to respond to your letter of ' February 14 , 1989. Minn. Stat. § 429. 061 , subd. 3 provides "no interest shall be charged if the entire assessment is paid within thirty ( 30 ) days from the adoption" of the assessment roll. The statute does not provide for any exceptions. I am sorry this has ' created a hardship for you, but the City cannot refund the interest you have paid. Very_txu-lO u r s , GRANN S ANNIS, FARRELL ' & N, TSON, P.A. i__Jioger N. Knutson RNK: srn cc: Don Ashwort h 1 MAR 17 1989 ' LATY OF CHANHASSEN I y CITY ® F CHANHASSEN ' 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 ' MEMORANDUM ' TO: Jim Chaffee, Public Safety Director FROM: Scott Harr, Asst. Public Safet y Director ' DATE: March 16 , 1989 SUBJ: Supplemental Equipment for Blazer Vehicle Because of the recent use of the blue Blazer for emergency ser- vice by our department, I recommend that the following be added to this vehicle: 1 . The scanning radio unit presently in Gary Warren' s truck. 2 . Amber strobe lights to the rear. 3 . Red strobe lights to the front. 4. Magnetic mount red beacon. ' 5 . Siren. ' Tuesday night this vehicle was used during the severe storm, including being used at the fatal accident at Highway 5 and County Road 117. Our Blazer was on the highway in conditions that contributed to this fatal accident and exemplifies the necessity ' for adequate lighting and radio communications . As an additional note, CSO Bob Zydowsky responded along with four State Troopers, four rescue vehicles, and three Carver County Sheriff units. I believe this clearly exemplifies the need for adequate rescue response units. During the storm, I was ' also out in extremely hazardous conditions with minimally- acceptable equipment. I can think of no better example than Tuesday night of situations in which Chanhassen Public Safety must be prepared to work with other emergency response agencies, ' and should be better prepared with properly-equipped vehicles . 1 / I ' PUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENT MINUTES MARCH 13 , 1989 ' Present: Jim Chaffee Absent: Bob Zydowsky Steve Kirchman Carl Barke ' Ron Julkowski Mark Littfin Deb Rand Dale Gregory Scott Harr ' OLD BUSINESS Westside Baptist Church: Steve Kirchman indicates that Westside Baptist has complied with all requirements and he has issued them a clean bill of health. Lakeview Hills : Roger Knutson will be meeting with Steve ' Kirchman and Scott Harr concerning the legal remedies available regarding code compliance. We are seeking legal help to acce- lerate the completion of foam removal and roofing repairs . Exposed foam is in violation of code and must either be removed or covered. Lakeview Hills claims that it will cost them approximately $18, 000 to cover it. Steve Kirchman also indicated that he received a call about bad water at Lakeview Hills ' Apartments. Building Numbers : In addition to the Chanhassen Inn and City ' Hall, Scott Harr will be putting Ches Mar Farm on his list. NEW BUSINESS Fire Department Burns: The Fire Department is requesting that when signing a contract to burn a structure, that a clause be filled out requiring the contractor to fill in the hole after the ' Fire Department has burned the building. In addition, Mark Littfin will be looking at our contract system regarding house burns . NO SMOKING: The addition to City Hall and the addition and remo- deling to the Fire Department will be made tobacco-free. This means that there will be no smoking of any kind throughout the entire additions . Open House: An open house will be planned for the new addition to City Hall inviting numerous people to attend. The State Patrol has indicated their desire to assist in the open house and the Fire Department will be coordinating an open house likewise. ' Chan View Mark Littfin will be working with the Chan View Apartments in the upcoming weeks in an effort to bring them up to code compliance. Mark Littfin also indicated that the City of Chanhassen ordinance requiring the central monitorization of sprinkler systems is more specific and restrictive than state law. I PUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENT MINUTES MARCH 13 , 1989 PAGE 2 Crime Prevention: Scott Harr indicated his pleasure at the recent crime prevention articles and material that has been coming out in the paper. Sprinkling Restrictions: During our recent Governor' s Conference on disaster preparedness and natural disaster planning, the 1988 drought was discussed in depth. At this time, the State of Minnesota is in a severe drought condition as compared to other years . While it may seem that we have had more than a normal amount of snow, in reality we have had less moisture content in this snow and we are still in dire need of above normal rainfall in the spring. Just with normal rainfall this spring, would not bring the state out of drought conditions . For this reason, the state climatologist and the DNR are recommending tight controls on sprinkling and have suggested limitations on new sod in lawns . Scott Harr, Gary Warren and Jim Chaffee will be getting together to discuss this problem. Severe Weather/Tornadoes : During the recent conference we also discussed severe weather to include tornadoes and straight-line winds. It was suggested that the National Severe Storms Research Center in Texas has completely changed the spotter training course for public safety officials . Scott will be looking into gaining access to the updated spotter information to include slides and possible video. Next Meeting: The next meeting will be on Monday, March 20, 1989 at 8 : 30 a.m. Jim Chaffee I I I PUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENT MEETING MARCH 6 , 1989 ' PRESENT: Jim Chaffee A BSENT: Dale Gregory Deb Rand Steve Kirchman Carl Barke Ron Julkowski ' Mark Littfin Scott Harr Bob Zydowsky ' OLD BUSINESS Lakeview Hills: The roofer is apparently back on the job at ' Lakeview Hills . The formal complaint process for violation of building code is in the works . Steve Kirchman will be doing an inspection today to see if they are complying with the codes on ' their other buildings . Westside Baptist: Apparently Pastor Pike has completed all the ' requirements mandated by code and Steve Kirchman will be checking into it this week. inspection Department Help: Mike Wegler is back with Public Works completing the snow removal from the big snow that recently fell . Ron Julkowski and Steve Kirchman stated that they will be able to keep up with it so far it appears for this week. Carl ' Barke , however , stated that he is as behind as ever and still is getting complaints . We discussed going before Council at the Council meeting on April 10 to request additional help for the inspection department. We have been getting inquiries about the ' positions from interested parties. NEW BUSINESS Appendix E: It was our understanding that they will be allowing no commercial development in the non-sewered and watered areas in ' the City. Ron Julkowski , however, stated that there is an 8, 000 square foot warehouse proposed along Highway 212 outside the MUSA line. This brings up questions again about the necessity for sprinkling outside the MUSA line. I will be meeting with Steve Hanson to discuss this issue. Inspection Vehicle: Bob Zydowsky indicated that the 4-wheel drive inspection vehicle was worth its weight in gold during the recent snow storm. He indicated that the Sheriff ' s Department had requested that he patrol in the 4-wheel drive unit to assist their units in getting to hard-to-get areas . Next Meeting: The next meeting will be on Monday, March 13 , 1989 at 8: 30 a.m. ' LAW OFFICES GRANNIS, GRANNIS, FARRELL& KNUTSON DAVID L. GRANNIS- 1874-1961 PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION TELECOPIER. DAVID L. GRANNIS,JR.- 1910-1980 POST OFFICE Box 57 (612) 455-2359 VANCE B. GRANNIS 403 NORWEST BANK BUILDING EI.LIOTT B. KNETSCH VANCE B. GRANNIS,JR.* 161 NORTH CONCORD EXCHANGE MICHAEL J. MAYER ' PATRICK A. FARRELL SOUTH ST PAUL,MINNESOTA 55075 TIMOTHYJ BERG DAVID L. GRANNIS,III ROGER N. KNUTSON 'TELEPHONE(612) 455-1661 DAVID L. HARMEYER ' *ALSO ADMITTED To February 8, 1989 PRACTICE IN WISCONSIN Mr. Jim Chaffee Chanhassen City Hall ' 690 Coulter Drive, Box 147 Chanhassen, Minnesota 55317 ' RE: Police Department Dear Jim: ' You asked me if your department is a "police department". That term is not defined by state statute. The term used is "law enforcement agency" which is defined by Minn. Stat. § 626. 84(H) I as: A unit of state or local government that is authorized by law to grant full powers of arrest and to charge a person with the duties of preventing and detecting crime and enforcing the general criminal laws of the state. Your job description includes "the development and execution of policies necessary for the prevention or detection of criminal activities and the protection of lives and property. " Ordinance 95 specifically recognizes that your and the sworn members of your department have the power of arrest. Based upon this information, my conclusion is that your department is a "law enforcement agency" . ' Ver truly .urs, , GRANNIS, FARRELL &L K" TSON, P.A. ._ BY* Ro• N. Knutson RNK:srn FEB 0 9 1989 CITY.OF CHANHASStty 1 ' CITY OF CHANHASSEN 3/27/89 FUTURE CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEMS ENGINEERING April 10, 1989 11 Approve Plans and Specifications for West 78th Street Detachment and Authorize Advertising for Bids - Approve Joint Powers Agreement with Carver County for County Road 17 Improvements ' - Approve Plans and Specifications and Authorize Advertising for Bids for TH 101 Realignment/Lake Drive Improvement Project No. 88-22 ' - Devil's Slide Drainageway/Roadway - Approve Plans and Specifications for Country Oaks Addition ' - Approve Development Contract for Country Oaks Addition - Public Hearing on TH 101/TH 212 Official Map (4/24 or 5/8) Approve TH 101 Preliminary Alignment Study (TH 212 to TH 5) - Approve Preliminary Plans for Ter 212 Official Mapping; Layout 4, S.P. 1017-07 - Accept Storm Water Management Proposal from Enviroscience, Inc. Ap ril 24, 1989 - Award of Bids for Carver Beach Road/Laredo Drive Trail Improvements May 8, 1989 ■ - Award Contract for West 78th Street Detachment Improvement Project No. 87-2 - Approve Plans and Specifications for North Side Parking Lot Improvement Project No. 87-17, Authorize Advertising for Bids - Award of Bids for Cleaning, Repairing and Painting the 100,000 Gallon Elevated Water Storage Tank May 22, 1989 - Award Contract for TH 101 Realignment/Lake Drive Improvement Project No. 88-22 June 12, 1989 - Award Contract for North Side Parking Lot Improvement Project No. 87-17 CITY OF CHANHASSEN FUTURE CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEMS ENGINEERING Page 2 Future Agenda Items - Date Unknown - Accept Specifications for Utility Telemetry System • - Authorize Preparation of Feasibility Study for Roadway and Utility Improvements to Frontier Trail from Highland Drive to Kiowa. CONSULTANTS PLEASE NOTE: Reports are due in engineering no later than 10 days prior to the City Council meeting date, i.e. Friday. Copies to: City Hall Department Heads Jack Kollmer, AEC Karen Engelhardt, Office Manager Dick Koppy, Westwood Professional Services Kim Meuwissen, Eng. Secretary Bill Engelhardt, Engelhardt & Associates • Gary Ehret, BRW Mark Koegler, Van Doren Hazard Stallings Fred Hoisington City Council Administrative Packet ■ CITY CAF NHAssEN 3 t 1 ` u 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 1 March 15, 1989 1 Mr. Luke Melchert 1450 Crest Drive Chaska, MN 55318 Dear Mr. Melchert: This letter is to thank the Chaska Lions Club for their generous donation of $10, 200 to the Park and Recreation Department. The City Council acted to officially accept the gift at their last meeting and appreciate your support. The Park and Recreation Commission will be allocating this money to the 1989 Capital Improvement Program to help fund unbudgeted park equipment, such as basketball hoops , a pedestrian bridge, etc. Again, thank you for your continued support of the Chanhassen Park and Recreation Department. Sincerely, Lori Sietsema Park and Recreation Coordinator LS:k I Hennepin County Police Chiefs March 14 , 1989 Page 2 willing to join me, or to lend your name in opposition, please call me immediately at ( 612) 348-3099 . Direct contact with your Representative would also be very valuable. Your voice will be of great significance to the legislators as they consider this important issue. Thank you for your support. I Sincer- + I THOMAS L. JOHNSON I Hennepin County Attorney TLJLTRS :DEATH PENALTY/CHIEFS ! TLJ:cla v I 1 .1/4 CliY 11PF '1:'-_!e-c\ ,--N,J, I EAXEL; SSZcil .. V-_";� : 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 I -..� (612) 937-1900 I March 17, 1989 1 Mr. Jerome Carlson Chief Executive Officer Instant Web, Inc. 7951 Powers Blvd. Chanhassen, MN 55317 II Dear Jerome: Congratulations on the 20th Anniversary of Instant Web. Your I companies provide a very positive image to the City and our growth. The City of Chanhassen looks forward to having continued association with your companies and extend congratulations for this accomplishment. IMay St. Patrick on this day (March 17) , provide an Irish wish to you, Mr. Jerome O' Carlson, with growth, prosperity and continued Isuccess for the future of your companies . Sincerely, I /I.' - / ;/ ,,..=-'" _( _ Donald J. Chraiel Mayor I DJC:k 11 II I il I ' 3 7- 7 i r.,. .-'■ - I CHYOFecrv- 690 1 . , . , ,:,. ,,\;;_4? COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 1 (612) 937-1900 March 13, 1989 I Mr. Rick Schneider Recycling Coordinator Carver County Courthouse I 600 East 4th Street Chaska, MN 55318 IDear Rick: The following is a summary of the Chanhassen Drop-off Center for 1988 . The center was open two times per month from June 11, II1988 , through December 17, 1988. Budget I $6, 500 Expenses IVolunteers $ 975 . 00 Printing and Publishing 34. 60 I R & W Removal of Recyclables 1,570 . 00 Travel and Training 60 . 00 Satellite Rental 320 . 00 IITotal $2, 959 . 60 IRevenue - Sale of Recyclables Glass $ 215 . 45 ( 8 , 740 pounds ) I Cans Newspaper — 792. 40 ( 4 , 321 pounds ) 289 . 05 (}3 , 180 pounds ) I Total $1 , 296 . 85 35 , 241 pounds ( 23 . 12 tons ) Attendance II Total of 709 Average 54 . 5/day October 8 - Most with 77 cars iBusiest Time 10-11 a.m. _II t [ Mr. Rick Schneider IMarch 13 , 1989 Page 2 ISummary Budget $ 6 , 500 . 00 I Expenses 2, 959 . 60 Revenue 1, 296 . 85 Total $ 4, 837. 25 r IThe $4 , 837. 25 remaining will become part of the City' s 1989 !t Recycling Budget. IShould you have any questions or require additional information, please contact me. Sincerely, Jc CA j Jo Ann Olsen Assistant City Planner I JO:v I I I I I I I I I I Fi, . ..4 , _ , „, , 41'11 IF7 . Chanhassen City Hall - The fire sprinkler contractor is testing the system. ' 8 . Two construction photographs were taken at the Fire Station and two were taken at the City Hall. ' OBSERVATIONS: ' 1 . Chanhassen City Hall - Materials on site include: wood handrails, wood doors . ' 2 . Chanhassen Fire Station - Materials on site include: brick, steel studs, gypsum board, and roofing insulation. 3 . Chanhassen City Hall - They have moved the sprinkler piping in the lower level at the bay window. The courtyard entrance doors have been installed. ' 4 . Chanhassen City Hall - Painted areas such as door frames and walls are being damaged by the acoustical tile ceiling, door, carpet and vinyl base installation. DISCREPANCIES NOTED: N/A ITEMS DISCUSSED: 1 . The cedar board samples for the exterior and interior soffits at the Fire Station have been taken to Jack for review. The sample matching the job specifications was 11 chosen. 2 . The dimensions and location of the skylight soffit and ceiling cove at the window were discussed with Jack, Jenifer, Bud and Interior Specialties . It was decided to keep the ceiling even with the existing overhang. This will flush out with the new door and window frames and it will slip under the existing rowlock course above the existing windows . I I I m . r.e,rr iSR a 1' , t ' , E . g ..... . r ,,,.,- la .. .,., ,•',L . f •,,7 a 5». + _ W,+��. ..�.. '+i,...,r 1 I f I3 . Bud will verify the locations of the roof screen I penetrations with the roofer, mechanical contractor and IGranote, the miscellaneous metal subcontractor. I I ` - F REPORT BY: Q��; f.c . 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I He indicated that his major concern was for parking and access to that parking regarding both amount and location. He went on to explain that his clientele required convenient parking, relatively Inear the door and that the proposed site plan did not meet his needs. He indicated that committments have been made by CHADDA 1 throughout the process that the Riviera would have a minimum of 70 spaces. He indicated that he was supposed to have approximately 30 1 cars in the Retail West parking lot but that he actually has only about 8 and that those are used primarily by the Chinese Restaurant employees. He explained that the 11 on the east side of the building Iand the relatively few spaces northerly of the Riviera are inadequate and he strongly disagrees with the plan as it is presently conceived. I He again reiterated that the understanding he had with CHADDA has Inot been fulfilled and that he would not have sufficient parking to support his restaurant. IIBrad continually suggested that perhaps the Riviera's parking is adequate as proposed by the plan but I explained that 1 had Iexpressed a concern for the parking difficiency for the Riviera and that something needed to be done to resolve the problem. Jim Lasher then sketched an alternative on the proposed site plan which ITom appeared, at least in part, to agree with. What we concluded was that Jim would continue to do a little more work and that we I would meet again on Monday, March 13 at 9:30 a.m. to review alternatives which would provide the Riviera with more parking. I7300 25ro Blvd MAR 13 1989 Edina. MN 55435 I (612)835-9960 CI i Y Ul- CHAi'hA SEN mia 1 ' • There was considerable discussion about what needed to be done in the Retail West parking lot to improve the parking situation. Brad Johnson indicated that he would communicate with the owners of ' that development the need to discourage employee parking in those areas that should be utilized or protected for customer useage. We also talked some about the potential for an expansion of the Riviera ' and Tom indicated that he intended to start in the near future with a facade improvement but that he was not intending to expand the building due to the requirement that sprinklers be provided for the ' entire building, no matter the size of the expansion. While we did not discuss it at the meeting, it would seem to me that he could recover the cost of sprinklers and at the same time have a better facility through special assessment reductions and that the expansion might be warranted no matter the fire code requirements. ' Generally, Don, the meeting went very well. Y y . ou could tell that Torn Krueger was very irritated with Brad Johnson but we left him with ' the feeling that the City would intervene on his behalf and try to resolve his parking problem. I think he was very appreciative of the opportunity to sit with us. 1 If the plan is to be further modified to reflect Tom's needs, we will need to go back to the Planning Commission and City Council for a site plan amendment. That would seem to me to be a minor problem if we can satisfy the Kruegers. Jr 1 i I 1 2 L I 1 cl• mi 4,, ssEw 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 ' - (612) 937-1900 ' March 13, 1989 Mr. and Mrs. James Mausolf 1011 Pontiac Lane Chanhassen, MN 55317 Dear Mr. and Mrs. Mausolf : 1 On February 28, 1989 at approximately 7 :15 p.m. a vehicle registered to you was observed travelling at approximately 55 miles per hour south on Kerber Boulevard toward West 78th Street. ' The speed limit along this stretch of Kerber Boulevard is a posted 40 miles per hour. In addition, your vehicle was reported going through the stop sign at Kerber Boulevard and West 78th Street. Please understand that this letter carries no legal sanctions ; however, we receive many complaints about speeding vehicles along Kerber Boulevard and we try to respond to them all. Our utmost concerns for safety and we do the best we can to help people understand the speed limits on the various roadways in town. Please feel free to call me should you have any questions regarding this matter. I should point out, however, that State ' law forbids me from revealing the source of this complaint. Sincerely, Oim Chaffee ublic Safety Director JC:ktm cc: Don Chmiel, Mayor 1 . CC . Ao I V j o .� LAW OFFICES 117....1 I. - BRIGGS AND M O R GAN' ' IPROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION 22OO FIRST NATIONAL 23A.Nli 231..TXLA.WO SAINT PAUL,Ik1INNR.SOLt 00101 TELEPHONE 16172) 221-12M I' TELECOPI L+n (018) 222-1071 i INCLTInIN13 THE FORMER FIRM OF i' LEVITT, PALMER. 7iOWEN, EOTMAN & SHARE 1 February 24 , 1989 ' VIA TELECOPIER Mr. Roger N. Knutson '1 Grannis , Grannis, Farrell & Knutson P. 0. Box 57 403 Norwest Bank Building :1 161 N. Concord Exchange South St. Paul, Minnesota 55075 I Re : Curry Farms Second Addition - Chanhassen, Minnesota Our File No. 11877 ,34 Dear Roger: IThis is a follow up to our telephone conversation of Wednes- day, February 22nd. We represent Centex Real Estate Corporation. I Centex has delivered to us a copy of your letter to John Spiess dated February 20th in which you informed Centex that the City was going to try to get releases from landowners who have easement I rights in connection with Teton Lane and hold Centex responsible for any of the costs incurred in connection with obtaining re- leases . II It is my understanding that all the City has done to date is send letters to the landowners who hold easement rights in Teton Lane asking such landowners to release those rights for II no compensation and that you are expecting answers to those letter requests within the next week. I Once you have received those responses , we would like to get together with you, representatives of the City and representa- tives of Centex to discuss this situation and how to proceed. If all of the landowners give a release there will not be a problem. I Centex, however, is aware of one land owner who might not agree and that could create a problem. when Centex and the City agreed to barricade Teton Lane, both the City and Centex realized that II that action required the cooperation of the landowners holding rights in Teton Lane. If those landowners do not cooperate then 22T0 HIT: WORLD TRADE CENTER 04'00 ?In t'?NAT10NAL DANE DC'ILDIVO Y300 IDS CENTER SAINT PAUL,J11\NEOTA 66101 SAINT PALL, MINNESOTA 6,5101 MINN LAPOLI S,VIVN P.$UTA 6660'l I1614;1 4'Ul'1C16 IOIY;2111 1510 (ow)0:10-0001 0_. _4. c _ - :1 F:1 : II_ MN J LIGGS AND MORGAN Mr. Roger N. Knutson _ i I February 24 , 1989 Page Two ' the City and Centex should come up with another practical solution to the problem. In any event, it is our position that at this time, the City does not have the unilateral right to make Centex responsible for any costs incurred in obtaining any easement re- leases .leases . It is my recollection that you said you would be out of the I office for a few days so as soon as you get back let ' s get to- gether by phone and set up a meeting. Thank you for your consideration. t Sincerely yours , r Daniel J. Cole, Jr. IDJC: sks-12 : 13 I cc: Centex Real Estate Corporation Attn: Tom Boyce John Spiess i I r 1 II I . II I , , : : , , _ . ,.. E I s, , - , - , -. , - , - , . IMAR 1 31989 J.NICHOLAS RUEHL,AIA BERTIL E.HAGLUND,AIA CITY OF CHANHASSEN ISITE MEETING MINUTES IPROJECT: Chanhassen City Hall Addition Chanhassen Fire Station, Addition and Remodeling Chanhassen, Minnesota IDATE: March 2, 1989 EOS# 87126 & 87146 THOSE PRESENT: REPRESENTING: I Bud Augst Adolfson & Peterson, Inc . Jack Anderson EOS Corporation Dale Gregory Chanhassen Fire Department Jim Chaffee City of Chanhassen I Ken Moslowski Northland Mechanical Foster Sechrist Carlson Fire Protection Earl Moquist Adolfson & Peterson, Inc . IA. The following minutes reflect our understandin g of the information discussed at the construction meeting. Please I notify us if you have any questions or comments regarding these minutes . I 1 . Previous construction meeting minutes were reviewed and the following items were noted: a. The code operated overhead door at the Fire Station _' should be installed for the south door in lieu of the north door which had been previously indicated. II b. Following the meeting the height of the Fire Station lounge area will be reviewed by the Architect, Owner and Contractors to review conflicts with maintaining 8 '-0 ceiling height. I c . Jim indicated that the water meters for both projects have been ordered. Id. Ken submitted verification that the water mains for both buildings have been flushed, copies are Iattached to these minutes . e. Copy of site visit dated February 28 , 1989 from Exe Associates are attached to these minutes . I <, EOS CORPORATION 470 Water Street, Excelsior, MN 55331 (612) 474-3291 ■ ' 2 . Regarding construction schedule and project items the following is noted: ' a. Fire Station: ( 1) . Bud indicated that the project is on schedule, ' concrete in apparatus has been poured, gypsum board is 95% installed, roof blocking has been completed, roofing over the office area will be installed next week. ' (2 ) . The location of the Fire Department siamese connection as previously reviewed has been ' located on the southeast corner of the existing apparatus wall . ( 3) . Ken will verify that the grill used for the ' thermostat sensor in the racquetball court is flush with the court panels . ' ( 4 ) . Bud will verify the location of the shed skylight. (5) . Jim Chaffee will find out what type of lockers ' were used at the Minnetonka Fire Stations and Jack will provide a list of locker suppliers . ' b. City Hall: ( 1) . Bud indicated that the project is on schedule, ' carpet and vinyl base installation will begin Monday, the exposed aggregate concrete will be finished by the end of this week and painting ' will be finished next week. (2 ) . Jim indicated that a lock should be installed in door 202A ASAP for security reasons . ' Protective carpeting should be placed in the existing building inside door 202A. ( 3) . The roof coping screw connections should be removed and reset in sealant and subsequently covered with sealant, the sealant color should match the coping. I II B. The following items pertain to site visitation of March 2 : Fire Station Ii. a. Ceiling height in the lounge area should be maintained at 8 '-0 this will require a change order IIto reroute a duct and drain pipe. 2 . City Hall IIa. The color for the stair 208 rail shall be Glidden 78-99 . II II PREPARED BY: _- ;:y/___ \-- i Jack Anderson, AIA II JA: ja 1 cc : all participants Gary Warren - City of Chanhassen EXE Associates Rudin Structures IIT: \87126\doc\SM3-2 I I I I I I I / c „ „„, J.NICHOLAS RUEHL,AIA BERTIL E. HAGLUND,AIA SITE OBSERVATION REPORT NO. 24 I PROJECT: Chanhassen City EOS PJT. NO. : 87126/87146 Hall & Fire Station DATE: March 7 , 1989 TIME: 10 :00 a.m. WEATHER: Sunny 25 1 EST. % OF COMPLETION: CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE: On schedule PRESENT AT SITE: 1 . Adolf son & Peterson, Inc . I 2 . Interior Specialties 3 . Page Electrical 4 . Northland Mechanical 5 . Twin City Garage Door Co. 6 . Jerry's Floor Store 7 . Carlson Fire Protection 1 WORK IN PROGRESS 1 . Chanhassen Fire Station - The mechanical and electrical contractors are installing conduit, lights and mechanical units in the new apparatus garage. 2 . Chanhassen Fire Station - They are installing the West side overhead garage door in the new apparatus garage. U 3. Chanhassen Fire Station - They are laying up the brick in the vestibule of the main entry. 4 . Chanhassen Fire Station - The gypsum board soffit in the lower level training room is being finished. 5 . Chanhassen City Hall - The carpeting and vinyl base are , being installed. 6 . Chanhassen City Hall - The framing for the wood ceiling ' and gypsum board soffits in the courtyard is being put installed. MAR 91989 I CITY OF CHANHASS€A EOS CORPORATION 470 Water Street, Excelsior, MN 55331 (612) 474-3291 I Y. _ I . . 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' -, / - ' , “e -C( Li 7 CI - :- I C_,i 1 6 r li-1 `-' /41,// Ce,k,e, &c -.114 2770 :37 ,-44 /4,2 / /i c241 I ii A.,/ 77G I I r 1 CITY OF t.1♦� C BANHASSEN . • 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 ' MEMORANDUM TO: Don Ashworth, City Manager FROM: Stephen Hanson, Planning Director DATE: March 20 , 1989 SUBJ: Eckankar Pat Albrecht of Concerned Citizens of Chanhassen contacted me this morning regarding Eckankar. She said she and her group met ' with yourself and Roger Knutson last week and that I was to pre- pare an estimate of the tax revenues which might be generated from the property if it were developed residentially. ' I have prepared two quick estimates based on the following assumptions : 1 . That all units are owner occupied units with homestead credit. 2. The following average tax bill by unit type: Single family detached . 1800/year ' Twin homes $1400/year R-4 & Townhouses $1200/year R-12 & Condominiums $ 800/year 3 . The following percentage breakout for taxing entities: County 28 . 4% ' City 20 . 3% Schools 47 . 8% Other 3 . 5% 100 . 0% 4 . Revenues are based on 1989 dollars and on the assumption the property is fully built out. 1 I Mr. Don Ashworth 1 March 20 , 1989 Page 2 1 ESTIMATE N0. 1 Chaparral on Lake Ann I This is based on a 1979 PUD for the property, which had con- I ditional approval by the city. If this plan were fully developed, the following tax revenues would be generated. Est/Unit Planned Use Units Taxes Total Single family detached 170 1800 $306 , 000 ' Twin homes 78 1400 109, 200 Townhomes 152 1200 182 , 400 Condominiums 200 800 160 ,000 Total 600 $757,600 II Tax Entities % Share $ Amount I County 28 . 4 $215 , 200 II City 20 . 3 153 , 800 School 47. 8 362, 100 Other 3 . 5 26 , 500 Total 100 . 0 $757, 600 II ESTIMATE NO. 2 I Present Zoning This estimate assumes development pursuant to the present zoning II of the property. In order to establish a reasonable developable area the net acreages were arrived at by deducting 20% for right- ' of-way and an estimate for the preservation, slopes and ponding needs for the property. In the latter case of ponding, we know 23 acres are required for a pond in the southeast corner of the R-12 II tract. This was also shown on the Chaparral at Lake Ann plans . The following table shows projected revenues . Gross Net Min. Est. Est/Unit Total II Zone Acres Acres Lot Size Units Taxes Tax RSF 64 43 . 2 15,000 125 1800 $225, 000 II R-4 53 35. 4 5 , 500 280 1200 336 , 000 R-12 57 22 . 6 3 , 600 273 800 218 , 400 Total 174 101. 2 678 $779 , 400 I II ■ II Mr. Don Ashworth March 20 , 1989 Page 3 Tax Entities % r Sha e $ Amount County 28 . 4 $221, 300 City 20. 3 153 , 200 School 47 . 8 372 , 600 ' Other 3 . 5 27 , 300 Total 100 . 0 $779, 400 It should be noted with this revenue comes the need for providing services to the development. I have not attempted to prepare a cost/benefit assessment but only generated an estimate of possible ' revenue if fully developed today. 1 I I I 1 C rr'C TY F • 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 ' MEMORANDUM TO: Don Ashworth, City Manager FROM: Jim Chaffee, Public Safety Director ' DATE: March 17, 1989 SUBJ: Crime Prevention Donation The Chanhassen Women of Today have donated a check in the amount of $25J . 00 to be used in the purchase of crime prevention ' coloring books . They have requested that the coloring books be distributed to the children in Chanhassen for the purpose of crime prevention. I r 1 Ty OF ,, 7 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 ' March 17, 1989 F Mr. Joe Bjordal George Nelson and Associates ' 1660 South Highway 100 , Suite 428 Minneapolis, MN 55416 Dear Joe: In June, 1988, you were sent an invoice for payment of $1500 for the work the Fire Department did in burning the structure at the ' old Gagnon farm. On January 17, 1989, I sent you a letter requesting payment indicating the payment had not yet been received. As of this writing, we have not received payment of ' the $1500 for the work the Fire Department did in June, 1988. As a consequence, we will be issuing no further building permits for the Lake Riley Woods development until such time as we receive payment in full. Please contact me within the next thirty days to discuss this matter. uSincerely, im Chaffe • ublic Safety Director JC:k cc: Dale Gregory, Fire Chief Ron Julkowski , Building Official Jean Meuwissen, Treasurer Don Ashworth, City Manager I I 1 CITY CAF „=„, CHANHASSEN 1 i 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 MEMORANDUM ' TO: Don Ashworth, City Manager FROM: Jim Chaffee, Public Safety Director ' DATE: March 17 , 1989 SUBJ: Public Safety Statistics - January, 1989 Building 11 During January, the building division issued 20 single family permits with a total valuation of $2 ,045 , 000. Total permit reve- nue in January was $26, 445 . 96 . The Building Inspection Department ' completed 475 inspections during the month which averages approximately 23 inspections per day. Fire The Fire Department responded to 23 calls in January. Police During January, the Chanhassen Public Safety Department received ' 300 calls for service. This compares with 317 for January, 1988 . For comparative purposes , I have attached a graph highlighting the calls per month for the previous two years . ' You will also note that 13 moving violations were issued during the month of January. I 11 ail . _.__________._._._..T..,._...___.._..,„,..._..„it 05703 036340MR N0. 0607-0094: APPROVAL EXPIRES 6189 ' FORM C-4O4 U.S.DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE I • 18-5-861 BUREAU OF THE CENSUS Period In which permits Issued I J AN VAR Y 1989 . I (Please correct any errors in name and address including ZIP Code) REPORT OF BUILDING OR 553: ZONING PERMITS ISSUED z._�._.:.:. AND LOCAL PUBLIC . # CONSTRUCTION •, _ ' -` """040800 --' 2T ' 8''5120 019•- 26 1 •,a:T '. - ' - " 9999 e:. s " ` - BLDG OFFICIAL A/1248 `- If your building permit.system has changed, FOR CITY OF CHANHASSEN •�.I .,- h �ro- mark(X)appropriate box below and explain "''4','b,$'' '°690 COULTER DR '' -,'e:, '' ' "%-:1L in comments. CHANHASSEN NN I 5-.531T _❑Discontinued issuing permits ❑Merged with another system - ❑Split into two or more systems ;s x t` :, '),,.• ❑Annexed land r s `i s ' J"'i'' areas r_-. :;A❑`Had otFier bhanges'' ?_: P1�ASE COMPLETE.ANq MAIL .'1': --�.. ._-„--,..:.--„T;__ -.4 -2:"-:4:s-,_ THIS FORM ON OR BEFORE I .fEBR UAk Y ; 1984 If no permits were issued during Instructions are included.For this period,mark IX)in the box--0.0 #•HIS IS YOUR FILE COPY further assistance,call collect and return this form (301)763-7244. Sectiori.W NEW RESIDENTIAL PRIVATELY OWNED PUBLICLY OWNED HOUSEKEEPING - Item Number of � Number of • BUILDINGS Valuation of Valuation of - '' *•r r... ND. Buildings Housing construction guiidin s Housing construction units Omit cents 9 units Omit cents (a) (b) (c) (d) (el (f) 191 Single-family houses,detached �O - Exclude mobile homes. 0l b Lf 000 Tm"r "'"' y- i.. ' - Single-family houses,attached • - -Separated by ground to roof wall, - -S ,, -y`..: -No units above or below,and _ : -Separate heating systems and utility meters. (Count each unit as a separate building) 102 - --.....t........;.. 1. ; Two-family buildings 103 -- Three-and four-family buildings 104 • Five-or-more family buildings 105 - K:'° "rt �_TOTAL-Sum of 101-105-� 109 `ts ;' -°-'y-.,, :,,.,e i£:,�rt.A---• Section II _ NEW RESIDENTIAL PRIVATELY OWNED PUBLICLY OWNED NONHOUSEKEEPING Item Number of Number of BUILDINGS r,v No Valuation of Valuation of - Buildings Rooms construction Buildings Rooms construction Omit cents 9 Omit cents (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) UI ' (g) Hotels,motels,and tourist cabins - ' - • ._ - ,.�_ :a (transient accommodations only) ''"- 213 ;, Other nonhousekeeping shelter 214 I ° -_ ,'°;;ms's>, eolith, I- NEW PRIVATELY OWNED PUBLICLY OWNED NONRESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS Item Number Valuation of Number Valuation of No• of construction of construction buildings Omit cents - buildings Omit cents . (a) Ibl (c) (d) tel .;:4"`:i';;. '=,- Amusement,social,and recreational 318 Churches and other religious 319 I -t;r., ,: _,ti`:rFa3,-,p Industrial 320 Parking garages(buildings and open decked) 321 Service stations and repair garages 322 r , ---` Hospitals and institutional 323 = -4 Offices,banks,and professional 324 Public works and utilities ✓.t t-S25 Schools and other educations i--),rL- a� 326 Stores and customer services`f�,, t ix' 327 A. 1740,000 Other nonresidential buildings 328 Structures other than buildings 329 ADDITIONS, PRIVATELY OWNED PUBLICLY OWNED ALTERATIONS,AND Item to Number Valuation of Number Valuation of of construction of construction buildings Omit cents buildings Omit cents ----'7 (a) (b( Icl Id) (e) Residential-Classify additions of n i i O 6d T t r rr 4'a 1 ` garages and carports in item 438. •'''''''434 ( Nonresidential and nonhousekeeping 437 ,,3 3,90o - •14Art4 i. Additions of residential garages and carports a0) 000 (attached and detached) 438 PLEASE CONTINUE ON REVERSE SIDE ■ • I I CITY OF CHANHASSEN IRESIDENTIAL BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED I Apart. Total Number of Year Single-Family Duplex Townhomes Complex Dwelling Units I1980 41 9 10 99 1981 22 1 0 24 I 1982 19 1 0 21 1 1983 60 4 9 104 I1984 108 17 6 166 I1985 189 38 20 18 265 I1986 246 8 8 262 II1987 289 2 32 323 I 1988 352 26 34 u 412 units units I1989* - 20 -- ---- ----- --- 20 — II * As of January 31 , 1989 I I I I I II II CHANHASSEN PUBLIC SAFETY I BUILDING INSPECTIONS DEPARTMENT INSPECTION - 1989 INSUL- FIRE- BASE TOTAL II MONIST FOOTINGS FRAMING BACKFILL ATION DRYWALL PLACE SLAB PLBG HTG SYSTEM MISC. FINAL TO DATE JANUARY 39 80 16 _ 40 26 24 91 86 4 33 36 , 475 FEBRUARY MARCH I APRIL MAY IIJUNE JULY AUGUST I SEPTEMBER OCTOBER -- II NOVEMBER DECEMBER I TOTAL II VALUATION I TOTAL JANUARY FEBRUARY __ MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE TO DATE Building 13,104.00 13,104.00 1 Plan Check 8,463.08 8,463.08 Plumbing 2,754.00 2,754.00 Heating 2,124.88 2,124.88 • Septic TOTAL 26,445.96 26,445.96 I - JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER ` NOVEMBER DECEMBER - B I uilding Plan Check Plumbing - ,' - Heating Septic TOTAL 111 ' 1989 ' FIRE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY REPORT MONTH: Jan. TOTAL NUMBER OF CALLS/MONTH: 23 YR TO DATE: 23 ' STRUCTURE FIRES: 1 CAR FIRES: 0 GRASS FIRES: 0 ' ALARMS: 1 MEDICALS: 15 ' PERSONAL INJURY ACCIDENTS: 5 MUTUAL AID: 0 ' MISCELLANEOUS: 1 NUMBER OF MANHOURS PAID FOR ALL ABOVE CALLS: 293 TOTAL NUMBER OF TRAINING HOURS THIS MONTH: 133. 5 CONFERENCES , SEMINARS , AND MEETINGS (OTHER THAN REGULARLY SCHEDULED MONDAY NIGHT MEETINGS) ATTENDED THIS MONTH: ' Carver County Mutual Aid: Dale Gregory, Tom Kelly, Steve Sauter Lake Region Mutual Aid: Bob Moore ' BREAKDOWN OF ATTENDANCE AT EACH MONDAY NIGHT MEETINGS DURING MONTH : 1ST MEETING: 21 2ND MEETING: 16 3RD MEETING: 12 4TH MEETING: 20 5TH MEETING: 17 SPECIAL: i I MI Mil BM MI MI UM MI MI MII ININ MI 11111 MI MI NM NE MI EN MI Police Calls for Service Chanhassen Public Safety 600 500 P _ r 0 400 , ' P 0 1 g: 300 - 1 --fit- -r l' 1 1 , 00,1H .-- 0 :., ._.. H. „ .. . 1. . 0. ast ' 0.. . 200 1 ir : 1 - • ' • - r • r P. 0 1 VA 1 • / 0 / 100 • , .-- r• ,o, 1 —0;.• '. — • - . .:: A . : / / : 1 / . 1 : ., .4 ." 0 .., . g . •• ' .04 ___ / . • r,./ -/ .. ,: ... E. : ,::. i. ...:: P.... 0 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Igfl 1989 CALLS FOR SERV ETO 1988 CALLS FOR SERV r---71 1987 CALLS FOR SERV Cails/Month—Yearly Comparisons II I . CARVER COUNTY SHERIFF ' S DEPARTMENT AREA REPORT ICCS02 PERIOD ENDING: 01 -31 -89 FOR:CHANHASSEN PAGE: 1 Description This Year Last Year ICurrent YTD Current TD Month Month I Assault 2 2 U 0 Burglary 3 3 0 0 Drug Violation 2 2 0 0 I Disturbing Peace 5 5 9 9 Traffic/Alcohol Related 7 7 6 6 Misc. Criminal 7 7 2 2 Property Damage/Vandalism 5 5 6 6 I Robbery 0 0 u 0 Sex Crime 0 0 0 0 Theft 11 11 15 15 I Uttering/Bad Check 0 0 1 1 Vehicle Theft 0 0 1 1 TOTAL CRIMINAL i ^4*^2 42 R 40^•" 40 ^ T:-**w .T ^*** ******** ^'^ T '* ****z** *WxWW n*** Abuse/Neglect 1 1 0 0 Domestic. 5 5 5 ;. I Missing Person 8 8 2 Prowler 0 u u Suspicious Act vi ,, 6; 6 11 11 IAlarm i 1. i4 i i Open Door 1 1 0 0 II Fire 4 4. Medical 17 17 10 Business/Res i pen ;i a l . 1 7 ,.;heck 5 18 I Animal 28 28 2< 22 Boat & Water 0 0 0 0 Civil Process Service 0 0 0 0 I Warrant Service 1 1 i 1 Transports 0 0 1 1 Assist Other Agency 4 4 3 Gun Perrnits/Acquire 3 0 0 I Gun Permits/Carry a 0 0 Gun Permits/Transfer 0 0 0 0 I Unlock Vehicle/auildinq 17 17 .:.3 23 Motorist Assist 19 19 32 32 PD Accident 28 28 26 36 I PI Accident 5 5 5 Fatal Accident p 0 u 5 Traffic Misc 28 28 30 30 II Misc. Non-Grim 64 64 66 66 TOTAL NON-CRIM 258 258 277 277 ************* ************* k* k**************x*********** **4 ********T*T* ITOTAL REPORTED 300 :.00 317 317 . I • CARVER COUNTY SHER:.FF ' ..-, DE.:PA “MEN ' M_DNFH_Y ' IRE 217ARI '.-oN1H : JAN0A3 MUNDIPALITY : CHANHASSEN TIME 4 (..,F CALLS FOR SERVICE 12 : 00-01 : 00 AM 10 !31 : 00-02 : 00 5 02 : 00-03 : 00 0L; : 00-04 : 00 04 : 00-U6 : 00- 05 : 00-0e : 00 2 06 : 00-07 : 00 10 07 : 00-08 : 0u '38 : 00-59 : 00 14 09 : 00-10 : 00 10 . 00- 11 : 30 14 - 3 : 11 10 : . 4 : 0D- 5 : 00 14 22 7 : C0- '73 : 0u 16 _ - 8 : 00- 3 : uO 22 10 : 0J- 11 : 00 19 11 : u0- 1 2 : LO 30 I• I . . ,r II Description 1989 January February March April 1 Assault 2 IIBurglary 3 Drug Violation 2 Disturbing Peace 5 II Traffic/Alcohol Related 7 Misc. Criminal 7 Property Damage/Vandalism 5 I Robbery 0 Sex Crime 0 Theft 1 Utterirg/Bad Check 0 IVehicle Theft 0 TOTAL CRIMINAL 42 0 0 .1 I ************ ******x=****k* *F-(****=*. **^-4c *****z*„x *x .* *=x*** Abuse/Neglect 1 Domestic I Mi ±sine' Fer so:l Prowl -2r S �i • ..UJEO1G1 )US ACLIVitY C. 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Ic0e City 171 s3 3,-3 $ „,i)D . o c.� hamburg City 407 • 11orwood $ City 745 victoria City 990 c�0 3,Q._ $ Waconia City 958 'Watertown City 991 33$. r $ Young America City 992 ; 23 11New Germany City 743 4, $ 'Mayer City 665 (',/ 7 $ LO. c7 0 • Hollywood Twp. 404 $ IlLaketown Twp.. 560 1 337- ?c, E $ San Francisco Twp. 986 i $ IWatertown Twp. 988 $ renton. Twp. ' 56 ' Dahlgren Twp. 238 $ ,Eamden Twp. 150 Hancock Twp. 392 $ 11Chaska Twp. 154 $ IlWaconia Twp. . 987 $ Young America Twp. 989 $ Total; z;i6C7 7 I 0 e" a7---' I . //Joyce A. Vani`y l 1, r (/Cdurt Administrator Il II ., ATTACHMENT A 11 ALARM REPORT II ALARMS PER AREA CITY RESIDENTIAL BUSINESS TOTALS I Chanhassen 7 7 14 II Norwood 1 (school ) 1 Victoria 1 1 II Waconia 1 1 I Waconia Twsp 1 1 Watertown 1 1 II Young America 1 .. Young America Twsp II T( TALca 8 1..3 =.... 1 II UNREGISTERED ALARMS II Chanhassen 3 2 5 II Norwood 1 (school ) 1 , Victoria 1 1 Waconia Twsp 1 1 1 Watertown 1 1 Young America Twsp 1 1 ' TOTALS 4 6 10 1 II II II , j Chaska Police Department 1 address all correspondence to GREGORY E SCHOL Chief of Police 1 i 1 Hello! Attached is the monthly report for the Chaska Police/School Liaison Officer Program for the month of January. 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, i Gregory E. Schol Chief of Polic Officer Norman A. Prusinski Chaska Police/School Liaison Officer Chaska School Office: 448-8620 , ext. 748 1 Chaska Police Department: 448-4200 1 MAR 1 4 1989 �► Y OF CHANHASSEtV ' City Of Chaska Minnesota 205 East Fourth Street 55318-2094 Phone 612-448-2851 1 POLICE/SCHOOL LIAISON OFFICER PROGRAM I NARRATIVE REPORT JANUARY, 1989 1 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Seatbelt Awareness Programs were presented to the Kindergarten through Fifth Grades. A seatbelt safety film was shown to the students as well as a special appearance by television's famous crash dummies , Vince and 11 Larry. 911 also helped in giving this program. Attached to this report is a Carver County Herald picture and article about the Seatbelt Awareness Program. I received one call for assistance from Chaska Elementary School. This matter involved a student who was stealing from fellow classmates . Mr. Ewert, Chaska Elementary School Principal , and I handled this situation within the school. CHASKA MIDDLE SCHOOL , I presented Baby-Sitting Safety Programs to the Sixth Grade Home Economics classes . A video was shown which was supplemented by a discussion on common household accidents and childhood emergencies. I received eight calls for assistance from the Chaska Middle School, which included the following: I investigated the reported theft of tennis- shoes . A high school student was referred to Court Services on the Diversion Program. The shoes were recovered and returned to the owner. I investigated two child abuse cases . The cases were referred to Carver County Social Services for follow-up. I investigated the report of a suspicious person who was found hiding in a girl 's restroom. The person was identified as a male student from the high school. I contacted the high school student' s dean and also the boy' s guardian about this problem. I assisted middle school Special Education staff twice in dealing with a ' student who was both disruptive and assaultive to students and staff. I made a report on this incident and I also contacted Carver County Social Services to assist the school in gaining a proper placement for this student. I investigated a report concerning a student with a chronic truancy , problem. I located the student at a friend's house. I referred this friend to Court Services for Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor. The discipline for the truant student was handled within the school . ' I investigated a locker theft. The student responsible for the theft was identified and the matter was handled within the school . IICHASKA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL II presented a five day program, "Targets" , to students in the Family Life-Styles class . "Targets" is a program directed toward providing prevention information to students on suicide, chemical abuse, peer pressure, physical violence, sexual abuse and dating violence/acquaintance Irape. I showed videos to the students which was supplemented by guest speakers from the Southern Valley Alliance for Battered Women and the Carver County Program for Victims of Sexual Assault. ' I received eight calls for assistance from the high school and one call from the Co-Op Program. These calls include the following: II took a theft report from a student who reported the theft of his jacket from his locker. At this time the case is inactive. ' I investigated a fight between two high school students . These two male students have been in numerous fights during the school year. I referred both students to Court Services for Disorderly Conduct. IA student reported to me that he had been kicked out of his home over disagreements with his family. I met with the student and his family and, I was able to get the boy back into his home. IIA high school student reported that she was being harassed by several other students . I met with all the students to resolve this situation. IA confidential informant gave me information regarding the selling of drugs at the high school . This information was passed on to the Southwest Metro Drug Task Force. II - A child abuse case was reported and I referred it to the Carver County Sheriff's Office and Carver County Social Services for follow-up. This Icase was referred to the Sheriff ' s Office because it occurred outside of Chaska. I investigated a false fire alarm at the high school. At this time, the case is inactive. I investigated a fight/assault report between two students . This Isituation was handled within the school . I investigated the theft of lunch tickets from the business office at the Co-Op. The case is inactive at this time. GENERAL INFORMATION IIn January, I attended meetings of the Carver County Multi-Diciplinary Child Abuse Team and Community Education Advisory Council. II chaperoned three sporting events at the high school . At the end of January, I attended the Juvenile Officer's Institute. This IInstitute program focused on dysfunctional families and its role in juvenile delinquency. PRESENTATIONS JANUARY, 1989 CHASKA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GRADES K-5: SEATBELT AWARENESS - 3 PRESENTATIONS/739 STUDENTS ' CHANHASSEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GRADES K-3: SEATBELT AWARENESS - 1 PRESENTATION/485 STUDENTS EAST UNION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GRADES K-5: SEATBELT AWARENESS - 1 PRESENTATION/182 STUDENTS I GUARDIAN ANGELS SCHOOL GRADES K-5: SEATBELT AWARENESS - 1 PRESENTATION/167 STUDENTS LADYBUG CHILD CARE CENTER MICKEY MOUSE SAFETY BELT EXPERT - 1 PRESENTATION/37 STUDENTS CHASKA MIDDLE SCHOOL - HOME ECONOMICS: BABY-SITTING SAFETY - 3 PRESENTATIONS/77 STUDENTS CHASKA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ' FAMILY LIFE-STYLES CLASSES: TARGETS PROGRAM - 3 PRESENTATIONS/200 STUDENTS TOTAL PRESENTATIONS: 15 PRESENTATIONS TOTAL STUDENT CONTACTS: 1 ,884 STUDENTS CALLS FOR ASSISTANCE: 18 CALLS (C.E. S. - 1 , C.M. S .- 8 , C.H.S.- 8 , Co-Op- 1 ) I/ 1 I CITY F CHANHASSEN 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 MEMORANDUM ' TO: Don Ashworth, City Manager FROM: Jim Chaffee, Public Safety Director DATE: March 23, 1989 II U SUBJ: Public Safety Statistics - February, 1989 Building During February the building division issued 23 single family per- mits with a total valuation of $2, 338 , 000. Permit revenue in ' February was $26 ,172. 38 with a yearly total of $52, 619. 34 . Fire ' The Fire Department responded to 25 calls in February with a yearly total of 48. Police During February the Chanhassen Public Safety Department received 308 calls for service. This compares with 312 for February, 1988 . 52 moving traffic citations were issued in February. I 1 1 I I „I _______ . _____________ . :.. p________ .. ..„ _ .,., 05702 0353plomn NO. CEO7-n 4: APPROVAL EXPIRES E/89 FORM C-404 U.S.DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE 1 ,y: , (8.5-eel BUREAU OF THE CENSUS Period in which permits Issued 1 v-.R OA R Y i o a c I .,, - _ (Please correct any errors in n,e a and address including ZIP Codel ' ;., . , - •,•f::. . ..5 53 REPORT OF BUILDING OR - •-ZONING PERMITS ISSUED . _• ::,-' 'AND LOCAL PUBLIC ' ., - .;= ,CONSTRUCTION ,s ` :,-' C Ci!J3.' ,1;:� - a 5121 "019 1 0 - - s ` , 9999 .., BLDG OFF,i"CI(:- 1243 .• .., ,;I ;F If your building permit system has changed, F04 CITY CF CH;' 91HASSEN _ - . - •-,w: "..- mark IX)appropriate bcTk below and explain ' •- r" r' p P b90 COULTcR'"fD' ' In comments. CHANHASSEN PIN 55317 A. ❑Discontinued issuing permits 1 - ❑Merged with another system ❑Split into two or more systems r ❑Annexed land areas i _. ._. _-- --= --7';`'. 1..::i PLEASE GOMPLETEAND,MAI I --_ f. . , Y -.1=1'Hadotherchanges THIS FORM ON OR BEFORE °'" ' t AIfCH '4s 1Q84 -' -- If no permits were issued during - Instructions are included.For this period,mark IXl in the box-gyp I THIS IS YOUR FILE COPY further assistance,call collect and return this form (301)763-7244. Sectiotsrlltt' NEW RESIDENTIAL PRIVATELY OWNED. PUBLICLY OWNED HOUSEKEEPING Item Number of Valuation of Number of Valuation of BUILDINGS No, Housing construction Housing construction Buildings Buildings x - -Units Omit cents units Omit cents • (a) Ibl - "`'Icl -=dd) le) If) 191 - • Exclude-family houses,detached . 3 ::: /3317 OCC Exclude mobile homes. - ' - -.• , 101 p( W4 ”`` `"' Single-family houses,.attached - , -Separated by ground to roof wall, _ .: , -No units above or below,and , ,'Q. .,;? -Separate heating systems and utility meters. (Count each unit as a separate building) 102 ._.__.. -,., Two-family buildings 103 'y - Three-and four-family buildings 104 Five-or-more family buildings 105 a TOTAL-Sum of 101-105 109 1 !Sectiorsll'a NEW RESIDENTIAL —? PRIVATELY OWNED ;v PUBLICLY_OWNED - NONHOUSEKEEPING Item Number of Number of Valuation of Valuation of BUILDINGS No. cons#r'uotion construction Buildings Rooms Omitfents Buildings Rooms -Omit cents P (a) Ibl (c) - 'WI (a) (fl 191 - Hotels,motels,and tourist cabins - �;,_' , (transient accommodations only) " . 213 - ,. ` _ - , - ' Other nonhousekeeping shelter " • 214 - Secti6riUE NEW .. PRIVATELYOWNED..R, PUBLICLY OWNED NONRESIDENTIAL, '4' Item Number Valuation o Number Valuation of • ,_ `_ ,BUILDINGS • - No. of - constructiort of construction buildings " Omit centst:` buildings Omit cents (a) (b) (Cl (d) lel Amusement,social,and recreational 318 Churches and other religious 319 Industrial Cit0, Pa.t,k-A.,,-FirtiS. 320 I 110/000 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 325 Schools and other educational 326 Stores and customer services 327 0 Other nonresidential buildings 328 1 Structures other than buildings 329 I 4540 Section 11Pe ADDITIONS, PRIVATELY OWNED,` PUBLICLY OWNED ALTERATIONS,AND Item Number . „ Valuation of ! Number Valuation of ' - . CONVERSIONS No. of construction '‘. of construction _ =- - buildings • Omit cents buildings :' 9 Omit cents - (al lb) (c) Id) lel . Residential-Classify additions of • g • ' �/_1 1 K)O ' . • . garages and carports in item 438. 434 r E. 5J Nonresidential and nonhousekeeping 437 ! I /OE. 7 Additions of residential garages and carports - ;, (attached and detached) 438 PLEASE CONTINUE ON REVERSE SIDE ■-• 3 1 rCITY OF CHANHASSEN IRESIDENTIAL BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED Apart. Total Number of IYear Single-Family Duplex Townhomes Complex Dwelling Units 1980 41 9 10 99 I1981 22 1 0 24 I1982 19 1 0 21 I1983 60 4 9 104 I1984 108 17 6 166 ■ . I1985 189 38 20 18 265 i1986 246 8 8 262 1987 289 2 32 323 I 1988 352 26 34 412 Iunits units 1989* 43 43 * As of February 28, 1989 I I I I I CHAN[-IASSEN PUBLIC SAFETY - II BUILDING INSPECTIONS DEPARTMENT , INSPECTIONS - 1989 TOTAL II INSUL- FIRE- BASE SEPTIC MONTH FOOTINGS FRAMING BACKFILL ATION DRYWALL PLACE SLAB PLBG HTG SYSTEM MISC. FINAL TO DATE JANUARY 39 80 16 40 26 24 91 86 4 33 36 475 II FEBRUARY 19 93 12 59 48 16 128 103 1 22 75 576 MARCH II APRIL MAY I JUNE JULY II AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER II NOVEMBER DECEMBER I TOTAL II TOTAL JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE TO DATE II Building 13,104.00 13,342.50 26,446.50 Plan Check _ 8,463.08 8,287.88 16,750.96 Plumbing 2,754.00 2,500.00 5,254.00 I Heating 2,124.88 2,042.00 4,166.88 Septic _ II TOTAL 26,445.96 26,172.38 52,618.34 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER , II Building Plan Check - II Plumbing Heating I Septic TOTAL I II II II 1989 FIRE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY REPORT MONTH: Feb. TOTAL NUMBER OF CALLS/MONTH: 25 YR TO DATE: 48 STRUCTURE FIRES: 1 CAR FIRES: 0 GRASS FIRES: 0 ALARMS: 4 MEDICALS: 13 ' PERSONAL INJURY ACCIDENTS: 5 MUTUAL AID: 0 ' MISCELLANEOUS: 2 NUMBER OF MANHOURS PAID FOR ALL ABOVE CALLS: 337 TOTAL NUMBER OF TRAINING HOURS THIS MONTH: 138 .5 CONFERENCES, SEMINARS , AND MEETINGS (OTHER THAN REGULARLY SCHEDULED MONDAY NIGHT MEETINGS) ATTENDED THIS MONTH: WAFTA - Roy Leach BREAKDOWN OF ATTENDANCE AT EACH MONDAY NIGHT MEETINGS DURING MONTH: 1ST MEETING: 26 2ND MEETING: 21 ' 3RD MEETING: 12 4TH MEETING: 25 5TH MEETING: SPECIAL: I MB MB MI NM MN NM - - - - - - MN 11111 MN In NM IIMI i1111 Police Calls for Service Chanhassen Public Safety 600 500 400 -- •-- - -•-• '#d . ... _ _._ ._... . , 0 . . 0 • •-• e • : . .. .. • /..•.•- . - .. -• 0 e 1 p :• :- . . I, . 20 / I p I 0 r ' . 100 ,//.. . . 4 ..-- .._. .••••• _ FP: 4..: ,... _ 0- ' ___. . ._____.■ __f.. ;... d . 4...- 0 -• - - Fo Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Ell 1989 CALLS FOR SERV M 1988 CALLS FOR SERV L_] 1987 CALLS FOR SERV Calls/lionth—Yearly Comparisons II CARVER COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT AREA REPORT CCS02 PERIOD ENDING: 2-28-89 FOR: Chanhassen City PAGE: 1 I This Year en Last Year t YTD Current YTD Description Month Month IAssault 1 3 2 2 Burglary 1 4 5 5 Drug Violation 0 2 1 1 II Disturbing Peace 13 18 8 17 Traffic/Alcohol Related 18 25 0 6 Misc. Criminal 8 15 5 7 I Property Damage/Vandalism 5 10 5 11 Robbery 0 0 0 0 Sex Crime 0 0 1 1 Theft 11 22 17 32 I Uttering/Bad Check 0 0 0 1 Vehicle Theft 0 0 0 1 I TOTAL CRIMINAL 57 99 44 84 ******************************************************************************* I Abuse/Neglect 1 2 3 3 Domestic 3 8 2 7 Missing Person 4 12 9 11 Prowler 0 0 2 2 ISuspicious Activity 7 13 16 27 Alarm 16 30 20 31 I Open Door 0 1 3 3 Fire 7 11 9 15 Medical 14 31 3 21 Business/Residential Check 8 13 8 13 IIAnimal 28 56 30 52 Boat & Water 0 0 0 0 1 Civil Process Service 0 0 0 0 Warrant Service 3 4 0 1 Transports 1 1 0 1 I Assist Other Agency 1 5 2 5 Gun Permits/Acquire 1 4 0 0 Gun Permits/Carry 0 0 0 0 Gun Permits/Transfer 0 0 0 0 IIUnlock Vehicle/Building 22 39 31 54 Motorist Assist 15 34 12 44 I PD Accident 29 57 23 59 PI Accident 7 12 3 8 Fatal Accident 0 0 0 0 II Traffic Misc 25 53 40 70 Misc. Non-Crim 59 123 52 118 TOTAL NON-CRIM 251 509 268 545 II ******************************************************************************* TOTAL REPORTED 308 608 312 629 II II II .1 1 Description 1989 January February March April II Assault 2 1 III Burglary 3 1 Drug Violation 2 0 Disturbing Peace 5 13 I Traffic/Alcohol Related 7 18 Misc. Criminal 7 8 Property Damage/Vandalism 5 5 Robbery 0 0 I Sex Crime 0 0 Theft 11 11 Uttering/Bad Check 0 0 II Vehicle Theft 0 0 TOTAL CRIMINAL 42 57 0 0 *************************************************************** Abuse/Neglect 1 1 Domestic 5 3 Missing Person 8 4 II Prowler 0 0 Suspicious Activity 6 7 Alarm 14 16 I Open Door 1 0 Fire 4 7 Medical 17 14 I Business/Residential Check 5 8 Animal 28 28 I Boat & Water 0 0 Civil Process Service 0 0 Warrant Service 1 3 II Transports 0 1 Assist Other Agency 4 1 Gun Permits/Acquire 3 1 Gun Permits/Carry 0 u II Gun Permits/Transfer 0 0 Unlock Vehicle/Building 17 22 II Motorist Assist 19 15 PD Accident 28 29 PI Accident 5 7 II Fatal Accident 0 0 Traffic Misc 28 25 Misc. 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HARMEYER 'Also ADMITTED To March 22,IN WISCONSIN , 1989 I/ Mr. Don Ashworth Chanhassen City Hall 690 Coulter Drive, Box 147 ' Chanhassen, Minnesota 55317 RE: Board of Adjustment and Appeals ' Dear Don: You asked me to outline the procedure for an appeal from the ' Board of Adjustment to the City Council. The procedure is set forth in Section 20-29 of the City Code. The decision of the Board of Adjustment is final subject to appeal if the Board' s decision is unanimous. If the Board' s decision is split, the decision serves as a recommendation to the City Council which then makes the final decision. ' Any person "aggrieved by any decision of the Board" may appeal the decision to the City Council. A City Council member may be an aggrieved person. Since split decisions by the Board are automatically sent to the City Council for decision, only unanimous decisions by the Board would be appealed. An appeal to the City Council is made by "filing an appeal with the zoning ' administrator within ten (10 ) days of the Board' s decision. " The "zoning administrator" is the City Manager. The City Council must then conduct a hearing preceded by mailed and published notice. When a split decision of the Board comes before the Council a majority vote of the City Council decides the issue. If the City Council deadlocks, e.g. a 2-2 vote with one member absent or abstaining, the variance would be rejected. If, however, the variance request reaches the Council because of an appeal from the Board' s decision, a deadlock by the City Council means the ' decision of the Board stands. Section 20-29 (E) of the City Code MAR 2 3 1989 ' CITY OF CHANHASSEN II Mr. Don Ashworth I March 22 , 1989 Page Two 1 states that upon appeal it takes a majority vote of the City ' Council to overturn or modify a decision of the Board. Ver truly yours , r GRANNIS, GRANNIS, FARRELL & K l •► '��>•n.►� , 11•ger N. Knutson RN K: s r n 1 I I 1 ' ZONING § 20-29 I (2) To hear requests for variances from the provisions of the chapter. (Ord. No. 80, Art. III, § 1, 12-15-86) State law reference—Board of adjustment and appeals, M.S. § 462.354, subd. 2. Sec. 20-29. Variances generally and appeals. (a) Form; fee. Appeals and applications for variances shall be filed with the zoning administrator on prescribed forms.A fee,as established by the city council, shall be paid upon the filing of an application. The board of adjustments and appeals may waive the application ' fee in unusual circumstances. (b) Hearing. Upon the filing of an appeal or application for variance, the zoning adminis- 1 trator shall set a time and place for a hearing before the board of adjustments and appeals on such appeal or application,which hearing shall be held within thirty(30)days after the filing of said appeal or application. At the hearing the board shall hear such persons as wish to be heard, either in person or by attorney or agent.Notice of such hearing shall be mailed not less than ten(10)days before the date of hearing to the person who filed the appeal or application for variance, and, in the case of an application for variance,to each owner of property situated ' wholly or partially within five hundred (500) feet of the property to which the variance application relates. The names and addresses of such owners shall be determined by the zoning administrator from records provided by the applicant. ' (c) Decisions of the board. The board shall be empowered to decide appeals and grant variances only when the decision of the board is by a unanimous vote. A simple majority vote or split vote by the board shall serve only as a recommendation to the city council, who shall then make the final determination on the appeal or variance request within thirty (30) days after receipt of the board's action. The board shall act upon all appeals and variance requests ' within fifteen(15)days after the date of the close of the required hearing. (d) Appeal from decisions of board. Any person aggrieved by any decision of the board, including the applicant or any person owning property or residing within five hundred (500) ' feet of the property to which a variance application relates, may appeal such decision to the city council by filing an appeal with the zoning administrator within ten (10) days after the date of the board's decision. The procedure governing appeals to the board shall also govern ' appeals to the city council. (e) Council action. By majority vote, the city council may reverse, affirm or modify, ' wholly or partly, the decision appealed from the board, and to that end the city council shall have all the powers of the board. The council shall decide all appeals within thirty (30) days after the date of the required hearing thereon. ' (0 Action without decision. If no decision is transmitted by the board to the city council within sixty (60) days from the date an appeal or variance request is filed with the zoning administrator, the council may take action on the request, in accordance with the procedures governing the board, without further awaiting the board's decision. (Ord. No. 80, Art. III, § 1(3-1-4(1)—(5), (7)), 12-15-86) State law reference—Appeals and adjustments, M.S. § 462.357, subd. 6. 1159 I _''J - r - - MI M - M - - r M IN - - - - - _- CHANHASSEN H.R.A. A C C O U N T S P A Y A B L E 03-27-89 PAGE 1 CHECK # A M O U N T C L A I M A N T P U R P O S E 037461 7.136.54 8RW. INC. FEES. SERVICE 037462 2.125.95 BAY WEST INC. FEES. SERVICE 037463 12.137.50 BLOOMBERG COMPANIES. INC R E F U N D AND-LAND-PURCHASE + IMP 037464 1.000.00 CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO FEES. SERVICE �. 037465 69.67 TODD GERHARDT TRAVEL + TRAINING AND-MILEAGE 037466 2.232.00 GRANNIS. GRANNIS. FEES. SERVICE 037467 378.80 HOISINGTON GROUP. INC. FEES. SERVICE 037468 4.188.87 LEFEVERE.LEFLER.KENNEDY FEES. SERVICE 037469 2.025.00 MERICOR FINANCIAL SVCS. FEES. SERVICE 037470 2.151.26 SCHOELL & MADSON. INC. FEES. SERVICE 10 33.445.59 CHECKS WRITTEN a N t Are 4 A. X IIDATE: March 20, 1989 ` u . TO: SW Corridor Transportation Coalition , :, II - , , FROM: Dick Feerick 4}':' , ,i 7 t:I., II SUBJECT: Coalition Meeting TH 212 Progress ,% P Nei v Organization Requirements V :) % r,0 Date: Wednesday, March 29, 1989 II Time: 7:30 AM ^ I Location: MTS Systems Cafeteria (Take Highway 5 to Mitchell 3f�? Road, South a mile on Mitchell, turn left at MTS entrance sign. ) cc_ G cy w G( ,•■ II Significant progress is reflected in MnDOT's March summary of the C/00-14 A4,, Southwest Corridor Improvements for Trunk Highways 5 - 169 -212. The kg,le ceui .) proposed letting dates for Highway 5 are most encouraging and indicate I that our combined efforts are producing results and contributing to adequate and safe highway systems in the southwest area. It is particularly noteworthy to see new TH 212 on MnDOT's status I report with a proposed letting date of January 1993. This trunk highway is becoming a reality and we now need to assure design funding availability in early 1990. Minnesota Good Roads had their Washington Fly-In March 1 - 3. The II meetings there were excellent, and we are receiving very strong support for TH212 from the Minnesota Congressional delegation. More specifically, Bill Frenzel and Vin Weber are strongly supportive, Jim Oberstar has I offered his personal assistance, Wendy Anderson provided personal introductions to Bruce Vento and Martin Sabo offices, and Dave Durenberger and Rudy Boschwitz and their capable staff are working with us. Our coalition is securing greater support from outstate Minnesota. Easy access to the metropolitan area is important to all communities along 212. We will be receiving support from communities west of Glencoe including Brownton, Stewart, Buffalo Lake, Hector, Bird Island, Olivia, II Renville, Sacred Heart, Granite Falls, and Monevideo. The agenda for Wednesday's meeting is: II Washington Fly-In - Dick Feerick Trip summary Congressional support TH212 Design Funding IILegislative summary - Todd Vlatkovich MAR 21 1989 I Coalition Organization 501C3 Corporation CITY,OF CHANHASSEN Board of Directors Funding recommendations IIOur highway systems are receiving recognition and priority in our state. Our collective efforts and ability to work together have been essential IIto our progress. Thank you. 01/."( ,--------1 II SW Corridor Transportation Coalition 11995 Singletree Lane - Suite 220 Eden Prairie, Minnesota 55344 612-944-2830 February 28, 1989 Trunk Highway 212 - Coalition Objectives TH 212 Design Funding Design funding for the first segment is approximately $2 ,000,000. This funding should be committed in early 1990 for the highway to be under construction in 1992 or 1993. The Environmental Impact Statement for all segments is scheduled for completion in November, 1989. A design commitment for all segments of TH 212 needs to be secured and each segment needs to be programmed for construction. Design Funding Objectives: Segment i - Commitment desired in early 1990 Segment II - Commitment desired in 1991 Segment III - To be established Segment IV - To be established TH 212 Programming Commitments Program funding commitments for the first segment is $9 , 000,000 in 1993 . This commitment needs to be increased from $9,000,000 to $34,000,000. Program Funding Objectives: Segment I - Programmed for 1993 Assure $34 million funding Segment II - Secure programming commitment for 1995 Segment III - To Be Established Segment IV - To Be Established j I 3. Urge release of Aviation Trust Fund balance -- Airports and airways are becoming gridlocked. Release I of funds would help reduce congestion through moderniza- tion of the air traffic control system and improvement of airports . This would have a direct benefit to the public through reduced delays and improved safety. 4. Need for Mass Transit Account equity I -- Revenue for the Mass Transit Account within the Federal Highway Trust Fund is provided by one cent of the federal motor fuel tax. Although collected from all over the country, Mass Transit Account taxes are spent almost exclusively on commuter rail transit systems in just a few large urban areas. Funds should be distributed more widely for urban transportation needs in all states . NOTE: Minnesota historically has received only l3. 5 for every dollar contributed to the Mass Transit Account. 5 . Reauthorization of the Federal "803" Local Rail Service Assistance (LRSA) Program -- A lack of federal funding is likely to mean fewer rail I improvement projects, increased highway damage and higher overall transportation costs for Minnesotans. 1 I I I I I I ' L ' I I I . .-r I - -- .,..2.j . _______ _. ----- -.:(:::: I •tom^�SOa%' aJ' ~ 1-- -_\. 0" 4`... - - .,l.l 1/ /.. .1 ill �. _ �0��'- `�_ y' _�r�� /!.>• iii,,,l:'`\.r.�� Ali -, /;; _ ''''� &-;, ,,t'(, t ∎ro i1 ' ' t I Irtf I I,;�' ' • 1„ 1) 1 ;I s! .1i,i iv•i., 1' i ,; I MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION GOLDEN VALLEY DISTRICT 5 I TRANSPORTATION PLANNING SECTION . MAR.CH 1989 I I 1 I ILIMR.■=iir. ''' / (Cr L-- 1.1 ill 1 "Ldcs Am -ma sl; /. IM 4__- TMs O . iiik CHANILUORN m 11 1-.: rteV U.WI � LuOSCU.t,waK7tai virminv-- praiiiirrZiallig N 1 1 101 --I IOW•_ el 7'. ; 4 QI _ Q SCALE V _a 40 �' :1 1 0-- O t jr k::".fteitirt 4 ----- ei_ \ 4 ,-,, �� tA 101 ! % ildt fib 1 ,...,.... -1-1":3.b 1 dittri 41allii. 1 - ...--e- AA:e'r-..-A-*HI Illarj 12°6 1. *.... 1010. ,,, ! ,.,, 011.°11.: 11 1 C I ? • lol _ y r-t ca 10 IF) ,,,r - ii2 _ ___ ___ . ---..,..NI AV/ -,/•07 I 1 I • I 481 3 INO TOWNSHIP 1 �+ ti, ' I '.^.. ,..... .A.,-,.,,,,-.. \. el) lac. ��,1,,, ,id. cfr. ,_ r. It) fig, vs!,., 'wear - . olliiind Ile 4 A 040 el Owe• j, 11111111 , - �' 1 A. I Iz '� i Troller Court 4, 1 �® lll" U Lake r J a ,. { JACKSON TOWNSHIP de,. Troller Clare . + j laic. - - G3) ♦t� r 113ar _ ._ E:=Iir. II R �- t- '-'r k'` ana, ullt ihor, . .,.61,dia - Irl ' bE o � t�, 1 7 , to,. .-s, ...." e gr. � < �� -494 ]4.1 1■■■ c ,.. 41111690 „,31,,, _44, -dip c -C` i„ .,PRO . - -.4.-L. , t� R.d „� "mom ' -. C:Z1 1111, A lb (3 IIII • O , StorMp 1---- , 0 plit...4& VieNirb "::)/ i ,0\-\\. c. 0 , 01 4. ® Agaleek, gil ''"111111111111111111rill 0 NV I t E '� ,� 169/212 0: ,Z I� n ri■ k. - 11411116 Lilt • .------- -"I '4% NI .1/4.___, Li./ .....\ ,_____ ..„ ...._ t \" .•. _,........... ‘.„....„.... . 4i e / . .. .qc •......... . ._.........i...._--.. .. 1 , r - - �. ' - MAP REF EST.-l. - '/ �� 101 NO DESCRIPTION COST PROPOSED _ _ LETTI TE �� i' �`�� 1 2701-25 T.H. 5 Reconstruction Between C.S.A.H. 4 and Wallace $ 3.8 mill Apr. 7, 1989 iimo a �`� Rd. (1.3mi) 2 2701-34 T.H. 5 Reconstruction 3.58 mill —�^ Dec., 1989 Between W. Henn. Co. Line and I \ II C.S.A.H. 4 (1.5 mi.) lr' 3 1002-51 T.H. 5 Reconstruction 3.2 mill Feb., 1990 Between C.S.A.H. 17 and W. I I( I ..� Henn. Co. Line (1.5 mi.) 11111 . 35 1002- T.H. 5 over SOO Line 0.825 mill Dec., 1989 0 R.R. Br. No. 10010 & Approaches. =ALCM 4 C. P 4s to T.H. 212 from Jct. 34.0 mill* C.S.A.H.H.H. 4 to I-494 Jan., 1993 S. *$9.0 mill presently programmed. INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS 5 & 6 from Co27Rd.P47pineCarver Co? 64.0 mill Unknown to C.S.A.H. in Hennepin co. I HANDOUT REFLECTS THE LATEST AVAILABLE INFORMATION, BUT IS 7 2744-43 T.H. 169 Reconstruction 6.0 mill Sr SUBJECT TO CHANGE . between C.s.A.x. 1 and Prairie ping' 1989 Ctr. Dr. (1.57 mi.). IRev. Mar., 1989 I JT _