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Admin Section II ADMINISTRATIVE SECTION Thank You letter from Brownie Troop 2060 . Letter to mark VanHoff dated July 6 , 1988. ' Letter to Kevin McShane dated June 27 , 1988 . Letter to Jim Gamlin dated June 24, 1988. Letter to Marcie Parker dated June 27, 1988 . Memo from Scott Harr dated June 28, 1988. Letter to Cindy Gilman dated June 28, 1988 . ' Memo from Lori Sietsema dated June 16, 1988 re: Joint Park and Recreation Commission/Public Safety Commission Meeting. Memo from Lori Sietsema dated June 16, 1988. Memo from Lori Sietsema dated June 21, 1988 . Memo to Trailway Task Force dated June 15 , 1988 . Memo from Ron Julkowski dated June 20 , 1988 . Memo and news article from Jim Chaffee dated June 17, 1988 . Letter from Dale Gregory dated June 28 , 1988. Letter from Julie Infanger dated June 22 , 1988 . Memo to Karen Engelhardt dated June 24, 1988 . Letter to Mike Lien dated July 5 , 1988 . Hennepin County Special Report dated June, 1988 . Letter from Pace Laboratories dated July 5 , 1988. Letter to Jim Wherle dated July 1, 1988 . Letter to Mrs . Henry Graef dated July 1, 1988 . Letter to Capt. Bob Pagelkopf dated July 1, 1988. HRA Accounts Payable dated July 11, 1988 . �. . Correspondence regarding Buresh Plat. Memo from Jo Ann Olsen re: City-wide Trash Pick-Up Day dated July 7 , 1988. Letter to Cecelia Palmer dated June 30, 1988. • I .2S:•J-+I.S'�:. ?';ase.: �.s..:.:, N.4azsF."-;t- ..#:1.,.,e�id:5ieet.��µT ETeL;ta;%atti:. lf tA�` ` II I-1 IT �, l THANK YOU ? I ; ; ii 1 ;; • • E ;� ' I • • _• • 1. = -FRom . 1 ) ili . 1 I I III I: II II TROCT #2,0S0 1 � r i Q ; Li 1 I ja C.>1 1 fa i It 1 i J ent\l'i-e, 1,-, . \\ . Pohe.\ I "f3ti , 1 i i Thank you for letting s I Be--t our troop use your 0/6 _ �� ; ; council chambers I K2 Gun 9 ,, i this past st year for I °`''r` - ow troop meetin . , 1 Pm&re_0,.._ . , ti • PctOLROLs * .mot .1`. - n:.-?.:'•,t_.t r'`;yg`7 !,u,0. _ _ .nf-,,,+`;1�.".;�--;Y^ .+-� ` i`f-'. 7n 7 R �ti S,i a• II ''•�. :'�4r�* j fm's+ P'- f!-YF, °fi{�-is °,Y" .L`1^'S �:F` ...+� P'^n,t� ..'.Y�41c-z�#�r �+ t�•y``, ayu l_. „on H-1 . I . -_5E,TT, s, CITY OF I 1 ' ' z -- ANBAssEN 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 I (612) 937-1900 July 6, 1988 I II Mr. Mark VanHoff Northwest Nursery Wholesale 9150 Great Plains Boulevard 1 Chaska, MN 55318 Dear Mr. VanHoff: 1 This letter is to confirm our conversation regarding your pro- posed shade house to provide shade for sun sensitive plants on your wholesale nursery site. The activities occurring on the 1 Northwest Nursery site including the shade house are considered an expansion to what was approved with the original conditional use permit for your wholesale nursery. For these activities to be permitted, you must receive another conditional use permit 1 from the City providing approval for expansion of your business . Due to the hot and dry weather we have been experiencing this 1 year, staff stated that we would allow you to construct imme- diately the shade house to provide protection to the plants rather than having to wait until you go through the conditional I use permit process. In our conversation it was stated that you would have to meet the setbacks required by the ordinance which is 100 feet from a public right-of-way for all storage and yard areas and that the outdoor storage areas must be completely I screened by 100% opaque fencing or berming. Therefore, when you construct the shade house, these conditions must be met. PIt was our understanding that by August of 1988 you would have made your application for the conditional use permit for the expansion of your business and also the wetland alteration permit 1 application for your proposal to fill in a portion of the wetland for site expansion. Staff visited the site with a Fish and Wildlife representative on Thursday, June 30 , 1988. It was con- firmed that there has been partial filling of the wetlands at I this time and that no further filling of the wetlands would be permitted until the wetland alteration permit has been applied for and if it is approved by the City. Any filling of wetlands 1 that has occurred prior to receiving a wetland alteration permit is not permitted by the city and must stop immediately. I Ilk -? itkoa -.�... aa:,ar.v,.. :i - .n«....auc.c..• ,r.}.�`._ IMr. Mark VanHoff - - . -" -- July 6 , 1988 - Page 2 , - - - F. - In summary, you are permitted to construct the shade house imme- I _ diately with the conditions that it be 100 feet from Highway 101 .s- and that the outside storage be screened 100% by either a berm or opaque fencing. The construction of the: shade house is con- I ditioned-upon receiving a conditional use -permit for the expan- sion of your business and that any conditions of that conditional use permit will have to be followed. You are also required to I apply for the conditional use permit for the expansion of your wholesale nursery and a wetland alteration permit by August 29 , 1988. Should you have any questions, please feel free call me. Sincerely, j Jo-Ann Olsen - - Assistant City Planner IJOcktm = = _ 1 - - -, . I ± . - : - - - - • I __ . . ‘:._ - - : _ _ -__ - • - _ I - - I - I I.;..,. - rcfi11'.4^1-:. -i3.94 �`4Alai ik`d+�xazm :,sv:r_ •,,, <,. ,re,,A,,:x. - - �ORTIFEfT NORTH WEST NURSERY WHOLESALE NtRIERY I NHOIgALE _ r 9150 GREAT PLAINS BLVD. CHASKA, MN 55318 612/445-4088 ' JUNE 13, 1988 • CITY OF CHANHASSEN CHANHASSEN MN 55318 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: IWe are planning to- erect a shade house similar to the one in the picture. The dimensions are 110' x 85' to be placed as ' shown on the plot map. It will be constructed using 4 x 4 posts set in concrete. The structure will be 10' tall with 2 x 8' lumber as support joices with snow fencing tacked to them. The purpose of this is to provide shade for our sun sensitive plants that we offer for sale here. With this unusually hot spring, this structure is a necessity for the survivability of these plants. ' Thank you, 1 Mike Nugent ' Manger MN/dr 1 1 jr�--7 Jf P0"4. • y. • y� ��'}}i .-r-_ ; : - - ,. • 'Ha `!h v• v-�.c=T •S0� '°R. ,fl. v;., �2W - •+-...o..+:w..rior•a'.a�nw��i�iitio'!'+�v .. , +�'•�1 ,{�`',,. '° 1- :P.x__ ,_,. : 1 .1r- 4. e i is +' I.• S• Y I °g ', "*` South Edge of in• �� ' i , `' ' ,;rl'' .> 9,ON CONTROL FENCE 9 Oro x`'03; •/ " .,;_,),i• ' /`'r-=' ".:• ED SILT SCREEN• • .,�/�. ' i �is.'Zil�e- -•..a fie. -,i..t ..- k�:�' :, " = k- -.3 --, 896;, 897�'t — � _, r :''is '` — $98 901 .03 9r'{yY -cv ® _ i ate::. :;- !� .�: �` �, .y, m • ' Y '11,.,"'".-^4 y��J 908 c) d 7_.M.. -r; ,f,• ..tY._-q -3 CZ�` �_.L. ' fit• :,. t Ts. �� ?, ♦. ,, it '.,-.4. `Y.- — c5F Oda' :Liiifr■� \ J+ V1 .•-- .- :vi ��?9� •� 0 '. !lit l7 Z% V / Vs OrO Cft N. Ii— I / / )// ,t:b .q _ \ • COQ. V• 1 ,. , \- f _\3\- --; - .... . . L 919*l i \ in ■ I m --(t.: c 920 • ■ > ' / e �a 1 ilL o t 111, \- 4 z. I IA Z .1 itrl tfi ' 8 --(-\ I •51; .a_..1 z ,( fc r k x 1 � . CITY OF CHANHASSEN 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 1 June 27, 1988 1 Mr. Kevin McShane, President The Chanhassen Bank 600 West 78th Street 1 Chanhassen, MN 55317 Dear Mr. McShane: I would like to express our sincere thanks for the help your bank provided by placing notification regarding the sprinkling ban on ' your sign. It was a great help to the citizens , and to us! Thank you. 1 Sinc.e--ply, Scott Harr Assistant Public Safety Director 1 SH:k 1 cc: j on Ashworth, City Manager Jim Chaffee, Public Safety Director 1 1 1 1 1 • s '; j , s.„-te- 1 c � C I TY OF N., # j 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 June 24 , 1988 1 1 Deputy Jim Gamlin Carver County Sheriff' s Department 600 East Fourth St. 1 Chaska, MN 55318 Dear Jim: 1 I am in receipt of a letter from Mr. Jerry Martin concerning an incident that occurred at his residence on June 12, 1988. On that day, you responded to a call of a possible ruptured pipe at 1 960 Pontiac Lane in the City of Chanhassen. Although the resi- dent was not home at the time, you were able to gain entry and subsequently shut off the water, thereby preventing possible 1 major damage from occurring. Your actions were certainly beyond the call of duty and showed a true concern for the needs of the citizens of our community. I commend you for taking that little extra step to help out on an issue that some may consider not 1 truly a law enforcement function. Your actions speak well for you and the Carver County 1 Sheriff' s Department. On behalf of the City of Chanhassen, I want to thank you for demonstrating your concern to one of our citizens who was in need of help. 1 Sincerely, 1 im Chaff 1 Public Safety Director JC:k 1 cc: n Ashworth, City Manager Al Wallin, Sheriff Public Safety Commission 1 1 1 Y M1;i� h".i :A ♦. sti�e:irf : II 1 `June 16, 1988 1 ILa LC . K/r J.:-A... r. & Mrs. Jerry Martin ,, ci 960 Pontiac Lane � _ � ''� `f lrhanhassen, MN 55317 .C�r1` / .di 4,.,de.41 Carver County Sheriff's Office 00 East 4th Street /� �, I( haska, MN 55318 ttn: Carver County Sheriff ?iti Fear Sir: I would like to thank you and especially Mr. Jim Gamlin, your I( eputy Sheriff. n June 12, 1988 I was out of town on a family emergency. My neighbor noticed water coming out of my garage he suspected hat I had a ruptured pipe in my garage, he was right. He ried to contact the City of Chanhassen, but was unsuccesful. He then called your office for assistance, Mr. Jim Gamlin, rrived at my home got in thru the glass sliding door and hut off the water in my basement. Because of his actions e may have saved me from some major water damage to my home. I y neighbor said Mr. Gamlin was very polite and took care of he problem immediately without hesitation. IIgain, thank you for your cooperation, I will try to repay the avor at the next election. cerely, 1:4 Alr. er y Martin cc: Mr Jim Gamlin I I - 14 , A _.... . • ) , 1 iiiiAl , I, , iii\ 1 , • 1 4, .. . i` ac c_a /./ CITYOF •^iy s I \ I C ANBAssEN ae 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 June 27, 1988 Ms. Marcie Parker 7227 Pontiac Circle 1 Chanhassen, MN 55317 Dear Ms. Parker: ' I am writing to thank you very much for your kind note regarding our handling of the problem that you advised us of with the marsh ' area near your home. People seldom take the time to express their appreciation when ' they are satisified with our work. For that reason, it means a great deal when we do hear the positive! Thank you! Please feel free to call me at any time when I can be of help. Sin . 'e' i Scott Harr ' Assistant Public Safety Director SH:v cc: Don Ashworth, City Manager Jim Chaffee, Public Safety Director ' - - r•k,.>. ..-4t 40,1011 ^ ..mow -su.= .:1�: $:3�$si:.-404 1 i , CITY OF_:\ • .. \I k CHANHASSEN 1 ,L, . - "`� 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 I s (612) 937-1900 MEMORANDUM ITO: Deb Rand, CSO FROM: Scott Harr, Assistant Public Safety Director 5; 1 DATE: June 28, 1988 IISUBJ: Continuing CSO Training/Development I This memo is in response to our discussion regarding the formulation of the CSO position. This is an incredibly exciting time for all of us as we develop the CSO position to meet the needs of our City. On the other hand, the fact that you are helping to develop the new program while still being new yourself, may 1 be the source of some understandable frustrations at times. First, both Jim and I have faith that you will continue to do just fine. Feel 1 free to ask questions, make suggestions, and ask for help when you need it. To help clarify what you should concentrate on in the immediate future, the 1 following are some guidelines: 1. Continue to arrange the training that you feel you need, utilizing such resources as Eden Prairie's CSO's and Animal Control Officer, as well as I other neighboring departments (i.e. Chaska, Minnetonka, etc.) . Please feel free to schedule such as needed, but schedule some time here to handle calls as needed. Please ask Jim or me if you need any assistance in organizing or 1 arranging needed training. 2. Respond to animal calls as dispatched. II3. Respond to code calls as assigned. Certainly, if you observe a dog at large or a code violation, take the necessary I action. In time I would expect you to be able to take more proactive and even more self-initiated enforcement actions, but this will develop with time. IIPlease keep us updated on your progress, frustrations and accomplishments. We are glad you are a part of the team! Ready, set, go I cc: Jim Chaffee, Public Safety Director 1 Don Ashworth, City Manager 4 1 ' c-c. P--J" - N CITY TF . CHANHASSEN AL! 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 ' (612) 937-1900 June 28, 1988 Lotus Lake Homeowners Association 1' Attn: Ms. Cindy Gilman 6613 Horseshoe Curve Chanhassen, MN 55317 111 Dear Friends: First, I enjoyed attending your meeting last night. I thought that excellent points were raised, with productive discussion occurring. Secondly, as promised, I have begun to research the issues brought up. I would ' like to remind you that I will be frank in advising you of the areas that we can and cannot be of assistance. ' The following is what I have learned to date: 1. I have established contact with the Hennepin County Sheriff's Water Patrol in order to utilize their expertise in the area of watercraft enforcement. 2. I have met with Lori Sietsema and obtained the following information: ' a. The gate attendants are keeping records of park use; b. The gate attendants were trained on how to deal with unruly people, as ' well as how to summon help when needed; c. The gate attendants are handing out the rules; ' d. Lori advised me that there is presently no law against swimming in the access area and that she questions the need for such a law at this time; ' e. There is a phone in the attendant shack. 3. I also discussed the matter of City Code amendments with Lori (specifically the areas of limiting horsepower of watercraft on the lake; further regu- lating hours of watercraft operation; and restricting the operation of jet ski-type watercraft) . She advises me that the proper way to pursue such is to obtain amendments to the Water Surface Zoning Ordinance, and that she is ' the City staff person to work with in order to develop such additions to our Code. t II Ms. Cindy Gilman June 28, 1988 Page 2 ' 4. Regarding the four "Slow/No Wake Buoys" that you feel are both the wrong signs and incorrectly placed, Lori advises me that she believes that they are correctly placed. I would suggest that you continue to pursue this with ' Lori if you wish. 5. I have again requested that the Carver County Sheriff's Water Patrol empha- size enforcement/patrol efforts on the lake. 6. Attached is a copy of the proposed noise ordinance for the City. 7. I asked Lori who a DNR contact for your Association would be and she recom- mended Mr. Kim Elverum (296-3310) . ' 8. I have also placed a phone call to Minnesota Conservation Officer Steve Walter (who coincidentially lives in Chanhassen) in hopes that he may also serve as a resource for your Association. ' 9. Lori advises that she had requested that the Park Department arrange to have the old Carver Beach access barricaded. I understand that the problem is that a workable solution has not been devised (one that will work during the ' summer, but will allow snow plowing in the winter.. .) . I have brought the matter to Dale Gregory's attention, advising him that you are concerned. ' 10. The park hours remain 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. and the gates are supposedly being locked at 10:00 p.m. by the gate attendants. 11. I have requested that our Animal Control Officer maintain a cautious watch for the pit bull that was attracked to Jack! I hope that I have addressed most of the issues you brought to my attention. Again, thank you for sharing your concerns with me. Please feel free to call Jim Chaffee or myself at any time. Sincerely, 1 ' Scott Harr Assistant Public Safety Director ' SH:k cc: Jim Chaffee, Public Safety Director Don Ashworth, City Manager Jack Melby Lori Sietsema, Park and Recreation Coordinator Dale Gregory, Park Foreman 1 cG per- _rv, ! . 1 l� ice), s....d- „, . CITY OF ..„.- 1 ,._.i t. 0 . 11111ASSEN 1 ( 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 1 _ ` (612) 937-1900 1 MEMORANDUM ITO: Jim Chaffee, Public Safety Director IFROM: Lori Sietsema , Park and Recreation Coordinator DATE: June 16 , 1988 ISUBJ: Scheduling a Joint Park & Recreation/Public Safety Meeting The Park and Recreation Commission has directed staff to set up a I joint Park and Recreation/Public Safety meeting. The summer is upon us and they have a number of concerns that involve Public Safety. Some of the things they would like to see placed on the agenda are: I *patrolling parks *controlling drinking and pets in parks I *enforcing park hours *patrolling Chanhassen lakes I Please let me know if a joint meeting is possible and when would be a good time. I I f�O k 4O 6.-y% m ; 5S %D vi I _ I y S{-L�. �. a; -E AA. �o Ih.�.t-mss d I ' A Qua-cat Z/ st • pi�� [�-e ,>,-yam. ),.,,,m-1..---) 1 'r .r' s Gl a..{_ x,'11 Gdd/'!L r vu„ ,;. I ..,_.„ ..k•-.J..r_MiL.LlltiilMbf.7M01k5,”.. ...t+�ib101igIaiSltYY I • CITYOF t. - t E AN ; : ,1, SSEN t,, - 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 ' (612) 937-1900 ' MEMORANDUM TO: Barbara Dacy, City Planner JoAnn Olsen, Assistant City Planner FROM: Lori Sietsema , Park and Recreation Coordinator DATE: June 16 , 1988 L51-7 ' SUBJ: Oriole Lane At their last meeting, the Park and Recreation Commission learned I that the residents in the area of Highway 7 and 41 may be peti- tioning to vacate Oriole Lane. The Commission would like your office to be aware that they are not against such, but would like to see the City retain a 20 foot easement for trail purposes. ' This trail easement would provide a pedestrian access to Herman Field Park. i ' -. .. -i.,.v7\"•,e-r'1 - . ....4r�wv.+%R1k�'1i\i7w=__ ..a+...SV.... ,... i�'r�°-i°`rr� 1 CITY OF 1 C ANIIASSEN 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 1 MEMORANDUM 'TO: Dale Gregory, Park Foreman Gary Warren, City Engineer g FROM: Lori Sietsema, Park and Recreation Coordinator ;DATE: June 21 1988 1 SUBJ: Lotus Lake . I have received another phone call from Jack Melby regarding ;complaints at South Lotus Lake Park and boats on the lake in general. Mr. Melby said that boats continue to be launched at 1 Carver Beach at the old access site. To alleviate this problem, I would like to block that area with bollards , trees, berms, or whatever will work. Please let me know as soon as possible what course of action you feel should be taken. • 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .f'�L.� II.YiJM" .io-1s I�wfV CITY of ctf zAssEN \ , 690 COULTER • • R DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 MEMORANDUM TO: Trailway Task Force ' FROM: Lori Sietsema, Park and Recreation Coordinatof DATE: June 15 , 1988 ' SUBJ: Council Action Establishing Trailway Task Force ' Congratulations! The City Council, at their June 13th meeting, acted to appoint all of the applicants to the Trailway Task Force, including the following people: ' Sue Boyt Mike Lynch ' Carol Dunsmore Richard Donnay Karen Hasse ' The first meeting of the Task Force will be held on July 14 at City Hall. Our first order of business will be to become fami- liar with the trail plan and then try to understand why this item ' failed in February. The main thrust of this group will be to hold public meetings to explain where the trails are planned, what types of trails are planned, and the time line for the dif- ferent sections of trail. Again, the meeting is scheduled for 7 : 00 p.m. on Thursday, July 14 . Please call me at 937-1900 if you are unable to attend. .1 .. 1 ._ CITY OF ge., .:,.•. I , • i . CHANHASSEN ., . 1 , , .„ .. , ....�r . 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 -- - - 1 ,. MEMORANDUM ITO: Gary Warren, City Engineer I FROM: Ron Julkowski, Building Official (C DATE: June 20, 1988 1 SUBJ: Chan Vista Clean-Up As you are well aware, we have received several complaints about I the construction debris at the Chan Vista subdivision. From the beginning, Rick Novak has always been cooperative in keeping the job sites as clean as possible. Dumpsters are provided at each i new home under construction. Labor crews clean the job site I ' daily and as needed along the silt fence and pond. Recently, complaints have been received about the litter in the pond. On Wednesday, June 15th, I spoke with the job superintendent at Chan I Vista about the litter in the pond. That same day his laborer was sent to clean all litter in and around the pond. As of June 13 , 1988 , Rick Novak has hired a full time laborer, his sole job 1 will be to keep the subdivision clean. Hopefully, this will stop further complaints from residents about the trash in and around the Chan Vista subdivision. Try to remember that along with construction, there will always be some litter, muddy streets , I dust and noise. I will continue to check on the clean-up not only at Chan Vista but all new developments and construction sites. Icc: Jim Chaffee Scott Harr 1 Lt ' 1' . I s 0 I 411." I CITY OF CHANHASSEN ` \ - 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 1 (612) 937-1900 1 MEMORANDUM TO: Lori Sietsema, Park and Recreation Coordinator 1 FROM: Jim Chaffee, Public Safety Director DATE: June 17, 1988 SUBJ: Eurasian Watermilfoil I received a call from Cindy Gilman, Co-President of the Lotus Lake Homeowners Association, who stated that an article in the June 13th edition of the Sailor Newspaper is causing their 1 organization some concern. The article is on the front page of the Sailor and concerns a new weed discovered in Lake Minnetonka that chokes out other weeds and destroys zooplankton on which 1 fish feed. The article states that Lake Minnetonka was probably infested by 1 by a boat that had been used in other infested waters and then the weeds being transferred by that boat to Lake Minnetonka. Apparently the weeds get caught in the props of the boat and people fail to clean the props, subsequently taking their boats 1 from one lake to the other spreading the weed. The article states that the DNR will be posting signs on the public accesses to Lake Minnetonka asking that boaters check their props for 1 weeds prior to launch. Mrs . Gilman is asking that we also post signs at our public accesses for boaters to be aware of this new threat to our lakes 1 and ask that they check their props and boats for any weeds that might be transferred. You might want to bring this up to the Park and Recreation Commission for their advice. I am including a copy of the article for their and your perusal . 1 i 1 ..:;-Ni '-•,; ` _ r-s� '-`r .•R .t' _ ••J� .-w ,<. -,'-'1.4 ''{�.y,'. :,i.• . r - _ .- - k - ti } • "t �. : Sv ),7 , 4,-,,i,,,,..�„y1,*' .` :»ry�.x _L' .� r�.'�y r.% ► • • - .F'�,i f• R_**��!! Y :.k •-i~C.r_•hwy,Ai,.. t•, F `i 15 •'• vrr- - n .+c' `::' ?:' '{y_..i;;s iy±` -i .+Ftr � _ ,," �S./ , ,,••,�• r ![i•ly !f' .. 1 .':€:t,{' vr,.,., r. - e• • ..4� a:S2;a,':•i•r} V;. • s• r'n•.u'+h • i4I ; ' x•+ Y ,� yy ,4. , , ' ' It..„ ,• ' f -. ` • ''••,' > °'' ••' .+ ' ': . • ''; 1''{+cr`* "�•-i''t'� ,;.:r: � •4• °s,.sa.i?2G, -. '.'.t Y•. MINN� SUBURBAN NEWSPAPERS is -.1.'4''':''''['''..i...;• ,, SOTA N S PERS ice` ` ' 1° w*'1 .k g} 'Week :o MJu �:_.. �' f . fi , 1984'.7 h'' 4''' � ','� '' ''''''M NNET°N A A .1 x� � - - '' i 1 ! .��.A^.,I R.:, .,. R .., 1*- .. ''' `' .:.1 ."• :rTi '• •• • .• •,`,i'`- -, -• - _ f ,y.e Y'.'r,.... +:,rS.. -r.r,�,'Y.f.0. y; kF} �,.., New weed:, threat ' :.,�.,: ores to ,,p : : .. By Jamie Smith 4, a ��j __ ; „,,,,,.,...4,:.,,,a .t1N• {7.5 F , • �'kfl'=' "The lake is not going to die,but it e -�:pi ant invades shallo ` have considerably more vegetation,and Anew weed has taken hold in Lake ” Minnetonka, altering fish habitats and W Waters"7 - before," n in Krosch places where it hasn't beef r- making some bays unsuitable for - '•• ' before," Krosch said. --• - ■-1 boating, �• • "Shoreline owners might have ro-'t` g, swimming, skiing and other crowds S W ,'r�x, p activities. g areas . blems they didn't have before. It's going:;:.., Eurasian watermilfoil, a perennial to be more difficult to maintain aboats- dock or swimming beach. .i ' herb, is thriving between Lake Min_ , Lake Minnetonka," - said Howard roots in the bottoms of lakes in depths "Now there's one more lant s '. • netonka shorelines and water that's 10 to 'Krosch, .an, aquatic' biologist who . that will allow it to reach above the [Lake Minnetonka], and it's a1 bad . • - 15 feet deep.Lake Minnetonka is the first ; manages-the'Department of Natural';- waterline to bloom. actor," Minnesota lake known to be infested by •:f-'..�• - °. L.{;. E Me weed y • • Resources lake monitoring and control r:;-°,r::, It chokes out other weeds and destroys Treatment is possible,Krosch said,bu unit. .`-k., t 'zooplankton on which fish feed.The mats it's tedious and expensive. Chemical=.; "It is the worst aquatic weed in the Eurasian watermilfoil shows up .?-'>-as 1,'of vegetation serve a s breeding grounds northern United States, and it's all over brown masses of matted vegetation. It 4-" for mosquitoes. - :, 1' WEED: Tb page 8A Where will _ , �2 , / .',..$-,....., �`yk g v f et S s { �'£ XA., ,...„,..,,F,,, ,, t ,5, r µ.. r ,t N x arC`•.Cy 4' M• 3t ;, �"s i xYK M / c- ''Referendum � the= Mighty.: .. ` � y �F4 s4ti j ` r lurks ,in- �< • Mites la �� /4L `� ��' � �� s ,x � ' ��p y? dry,, , . . .1 , ,,4` ` 04... District 276. r-% ., By Richard Crawford ' '„'4:',;,,.. y:� �x ' .. yr` � l £ 'c By Christopher Burns .; • It was-a change-up, two- '' � „,,,,:r.1,,,,,,,,,, 4.,„, '}” ' , " « , r ,'r Discussion of referendum pro-i ' r f" ',•';,,,,,,,, ,,e444, 'f ti�, ' ' 'posals continued at the Min-l -. bagger, spitball and hit-and- ''4 Y rR 4 -; :� b ," ' �. r ` > ` \ '` ° netonka School Board meetin run all wrapped ' ' ��y into one at -. ,„ g •. the Minnetonka City Council �`�" k �� r � •` '` � Thursday,J ' rj , _ { i F Thursda June 2. ; �° • Meeting June 6. ' �-. _ i � _�, r 5,V.,,-,71 f = The board is expected �. i The council spent more • " s*� decide at its meeting in July'w than .U) minntnc rlicr+yrccinrr i.u, t-i. •x,.. }T, 4 whether or not to hold A rPfPl"Pnt' 9A-Minnetonka Sailor - = i --"<. - •-•:,:[.., . =Week of June 13 1988 . '�-,'- - ' 1111117,7 .. Wee Swimming,,� s :- _ ,::: ,.,.{r._; • dock, areas threatened {„ : :„-., from page lA ti - "It has very little value to fisheries or: • 7 * K ''`' ff wildlife.It causes man many y problems "Now there's one more plant s ecles In ' y ” treatment and harvesting are the most' , with lake recreation. It's so thick.And it '�; `�"� common means of control,he explained. •• comes early and stays late,"Fevig said. [Lake Minnetonka and its a bad actor. tel: R "Control is possible. Eradication, ,_, Boats, boating equipment, water J�:• •that's what's impossible,"he said. "The' • skiers, waterfowl and plant control `: ..1y-hr r ' weed is going to come back next year." �'" equipment will spread Eurasian water- '` " - - �� `"• ' — Howard Krosch f .e, Once populations of the weed are large milfoil by carrying the plant to other ■ enough, it is virtually impossible to waters. Fevig and Krosch expect the ding people to clear weeds from their • lower lake,"Fevig said. "It's there,and eradicate given present technology, ac- weed will be prevalent throughout Twin boats before they leave the site. I fear it's a noxious weed.It affects ev cording to Richard Gray, founder of the Cities lakes within a few years. it's inevitable that [Eurasian watermil- who uses the lake." �'ybedy,"F• Freshwater Foundation in Navarre.And ::'• "The deed is done.Now we have to try foil] is going to get into other lakes,", Krosch did note that in some North:% Eurasian watermilfoil spreads with afar- to contain it,"Krosch said. Krosch said. "I'm sure that's how it got - American lakes where Eurasian water- -4 ming speed,he added. : -y-, Lake Minnetonka became infested by into Lake Minnetonka." milfoil was discovered, it eventually "It's legendary for the problems it ` - the plant probably the same way other DNR officials had hoped to eradicate diminished after 10 to 15 years . "We ca .;: : causes," said Rhonda Fevig, office lakes will. Someone had used their boat the plant in the lake early this year.But :-cross our fingers and hope for that,"he -`L,- manager for Lake Management Inc., , m infested waters in another state and after the ice-out in April,they discovered .said. .' which first discovered the week in Ex-. then returned to Lake Minnetonka. The the weed had spread beyond Excelsior The Freshwater Foundation is study-r .: celsior Bay last year.Lake Management boat's prop likely carried Eurasian wat- Bay. This spring, it was found in Car- ing the characteristics of the weed and provides aquatic weed and algae control ermilfoil. sons, Crystal, Gideons, Lafayette, St. tracking research being conducted to .'' for Lake Minnetonka shoreline owners The DNR plans to post signs at public Albans Bay and Wayzata bays. 3 find ways of dealing with the problem. : and beaches. - accesses on Lake Minnetonka, remin-,. "It's really, really prevalent in the - ' , - : 87 CloSe011t ''J' . . ,_ e . ., ..,... ,. . . .. . 1. s azen in ... . spa speclais , . 2 , . . ,.• , Pint y � fi r'T.eP, a�` ,�> y'. t 1 ..1h .�` , i ' • . 473-7000 .r For �4 Real Estate Ca = -!• ; . , MARTY HOLIDAY Career . Call Dan Fazendin. , .473-7000 NANCY CURRY:, •�aeuzzi SPAS Everything she touches Everything she touches wN1��•oo:zzi . • turns to SOLD! • - We Provide Excellent In-House 'Raining ; ! turns to SOLD! s ion,as 1460 ; r'i• a..?� s�Y a,:.,� - 90 days interest free ._ , :... No payments Sept. 'ice. �;, �, �; _ -- _ PaYm pt.to qual.buyers , z r l-'.•'- r<: >t�:.; ,-i ! s. &Thurs. 8 -, { s., .` n 'e ,...,1-:f-,,,--.::: ,,,.! 'at 4{t 5;..' "' Mon.-Sat. 'til 5 Tue urs. 'til 4 6_ CHANHASSEN FIRE DEPARTMENT i Vft P O. BOX 97 7610 LAREDO DRIVE CHANHASSEN,MN 55317 O BUS PHONE 934-9191 MINNEWASHTA STATION NO. 2 PHONE 474-7094 i 7 1 June 28, 1988 ' Mr. James L. Jones Jr. , Director Minnetonka Community Services 261 School Avenue Excelsior, MN 55331 ' Dear Mr. Jones : I would like to express my thanks to all the lifeguards ' that were on duty June 18 when we had the possible drowning at Lake Ann Beach. (Phil Haarstad, Charlie Jordan, Jill Alden, Mark Brunberg, Doug Burke, and Julie Brenhofer. ) These lifeguards acted in a very fast and ' level-headed manner to initiate a water rescue and gather information from witnesses . They utilized volunteers from the crowd and had the matter well under control ' when I arrived. These lifeguards are a real asset to your program and should be commended for the fine job they did. ' I am proud to have these young people working on the beaches in Chanhassen and feel assured that should similar circumstances arise they would conduct them- selves in the same professional manner. Sincerely, ..6-(5,&e/ Dale Gregory ' Fire Chief cc: Jim Chaffee, Public Safety Director Ic_c n�°it ,-' - 1 II 6740 Powers Blvd . Chanhassen , MN . 55317 June 22 , 1988 ILori Sietsema Park and Recreation Dept. I City of Chanhassen 690 Coulter Drive Chanhassen , MN . 55317 IDear Ms . Sietsema, On Tuesday, June 21st, I took my son to Lake Ann for his i little league baseball game . I was told at the entrance that there was a new rule this year stating in effect that if you plan to stay and watch the game, you have to pay the entrance Itofee . Even the coaches, whose help is voluntary, were required pay! We were at Lake Ann on May 24th, for a game and no such "rule" was in effect . We ' ve never had to pay for these games before either here or any other community we ' ve lived I in . Also , the parents have no say in where the games are played . We receive a schedule at the beginning of the season I stating that two games are to be played at Lake Ann . I thought the City of Chanhassen encouraged family partici - pation in sports . Evidently the greater interest is in revenue accumulation which supplements the already high taxes which we continue to pay. The City of Chanhassen needs to reevaluate this preposterous policy which serves only to detract from parental participation in children ' s athletics . IYours truly, ) Y70 -0a / IL/ c� J /14 74z-' o c c 10.- he R.�..:a.t. .----- /9 2� w e..J �✓/V 1-.L cs L.,C %r; r r a / c�r f r A Cs /4."0-1 �oiS . ✓le / sw, Acs4— /"G J e r, LA.t . o .r o v_Y c.z.;/, / 6.//8d" _ - Ga �.� C�l/¢H.C�wf s cl",,� L ' /6,-1-) JUN Z � 1988 ‘hl/Pe CITY.OF CHANhASSFi\ CITY OF CHANHASSEN 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 MEMORANDUM TO: Karen Engelhardt, Office Manager ' FROM: Don Ashworth, City Manager DATE: June 24, 1988 SUBJ: Commendation for Work Performance/Attitude ' I was extremely pleased to receive the letter from Helen Hillier regarding your being able to help them with cemetery concerns. During the past year, I know of at least five similar congratula- tory notes regarding your willingness to help families at a time of personal loss for them. You have never once complained about having been assigned the task of maintaining custodial records, responding to calls, and meeting with family members . Again, I ' deeply appreciate the work effort that you have completed in this area. ' It is difficult for an outsider to fully appreciate the necessity for compassion and the importance of being able to console a grieving widower, father, or grandmother. Many of the requests received this past year would easily have been discarded by a "by ' the book" person, i .e. "we can' t find Uncle Willy' s payment, but we would like to transfer his interest to Aunt Mary" . ' Attached to this sheet, please find a merit evaluation form which may better convey the City' s appreciation for your work efforts. I know that I can speak in behalf of the Mayor and City ' Council and, again, congratulating you for the work completed for our City during this past year. 1 ' 411.- •1n:-.x0y •i ABIAOtV�°-ti_� .Li`.a.^ ..r,+::.:.��°# +$F I I I I . I LeMa-x-ilem-/-4...,} 1/4 7/Pe I I ri-et �� ) i I art c„.. �� X ,1.7 - c � ,.!c-x-k_ ?6-2zteJ e, I .-0--/'76e-4-e-,T 6-A---t-t-. 97z7 ff-c,r-=-,(--)02 leic<; ,ar-e-4-4... /(Wi-,A 0.4,,,,„_, ,,,, I..7(. )„ , ,, I — - ac7eAb/ &--traZ4fit 'W _...,,i-eL-.91--- ./.2}(-4 1 . ..(La e„,,,,e_,,, ,,-2,e_z, Zel-e-4) 771--1-'1) 'La:Luc:VI- ma_d_s.,.. aze--- e'-dt-d- ,,d--z-A7-1"-'' 9 --de- de-r-rz-0---L4-1 1 - "�, r -k-e--az eL--6 -4/ 1 � z- . f _,- ,�_ 4„. e,ira.„,_ , . , 1 , 6J,v-e=rroz-v 4 ittIM ,A7' i?'. i Orlei 9*Th ‘ --0(..„-,.. ..,- ) _....,._:_---,,,,,,- , r_,...a.6_ , w.(„_,I ,_ 4,51'.v . ,zik -.,, ,...-p) , / i ,, - '2 *4‘ ' ^,c ?Veit4A 'A - ' 1 -1-11 CITY OF ., 1 . . \ ,,i CHANHASSEN \ , , 1 .„, i _....4 .::., . " ' 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 I (612) 937-1900 July 5 , 1988 I 1 Mr. Mike Lien Carver County Courthouse 600 East 4th Street 1 Chaska , MN 55318 Dear Mike: I On June 27 , 1988 , the City Council agreed that the City would budget for the Chanhassen Recycling Drop-Off Center for the year 1989. The City will be working on providing curbside pickup I beginning January, 1990 . The City will still be applying for the $4. 00/ton and $. 50/household rebate from Carver County and any other funding that may be available. IAt the June 27 meeting Rick Schneider mentioned knowing how to provide curbside pickup to the City of Chanhassen for what it would cost to provide the recycling center. I would be I interested in having him follow through with this in writing stating how it could be done. I Please let me know when the recycling contract will be reviewed by the Carver County Board so that I and any interested council members could attend. 1 Should you have any questions , please feel free to call me. Sincerely, I L>Z FL 1 Jo Ann Olsen Assistant City Planner IJO:ktm 1 I I 1 ' 0009-8PC aaded a gepA3aa uo peiupd ueepnug ugop`soltpd 6 [ luaurl.rEdaa ssis33y oiicind am So Pe,iadasd 9W3N43H 1 cseua pus luauiuostnug - H ;o luauilssdap Blond utdauuag agl;o lsodas roads y LESS talk,' i 3SSVHNY HO I C7 Lt7T X0El .0'd 't�311f?00 %;69 8861 aunt tl 1 6001 V10A03 N3sI0 3NNvor ir3SSvI•jNYH0 JO A,z3 I 1 *NW 'spodeauu!w ELZE 1!u ed 91189 81;E (�i9) Oldd b-11 gtl;gg •uuTY1i `snodeauuTW 3J`d1SOd 'S'f1 �� 002 lnS `'7S o.i 'S �Z8 1 SIVEl N1r18 naeua a8 quauruoatnua;o quauzlsedea£wno0 utdauuag I a special r .1 1988 amendments to state law affect Hennepin waste-management programs 1 1 A bill amending the Minnesota Waste special waste until at least June 30, collection and recycling (as many waste Management Act, passed by the State 1990, or until the U.S. Environmental tires from a customer as tires that are Legislature during its 1988 session, has Protection Agency establishes testing bought by that customer); require 1 a number of sections which affect solid- and disposal requirements for the ash suitable space for the separation, waste management in Hennepin or the Minnesota Pollution Control collection and temporary storage of County, including a ban on yard waste Agency adopts rules for the testing, recyclable materials within or adjacent in landfills and the interim classification management and disposal of incinerator to new or significantly remodeled 1 of incinerator ash from energy-recovery ash. structures of 1,000 square feet or more plants. (residential structures with less than 12 Furthrmore, the MPCA, in cooperation dwelling units are exempt); and ban the The new law prohibits land disposal of with the incinerators' operators, must use of plastic cans to package beverages for sale and prohibit the use 1 yard waste—garden wastes, leaves, establish a temporary program to test, of nondegradable plastic rings that hold lawn cuttings, weeds and prunings—in monitor and store incinerator ash in of nondegradable gradabl beverage plastic me rings the Twin Cities metropolitan area after landfills. As a special waste, incinerator containers. Jan. 1, 1990 (and statewide after Jan. ash is to be stored separately from 1 1, 1992). Specifically, it bans the mixed solid waste. disposal of yard waste in mixed The Legislature also allowed the municipal solid-waste facilities, disposal Approximately 1,000 tons of solid waste process of siting potential landfills in the facilities and resource-recovery facilities, a day are to be burned in a waste-to- Twin Cities area to continue. The 1 except for the purposes of composting energy plant being built near downtown Minneapolis, with additional waste from Metropolitan Council has designated or co composting. eight sites, including four in western Hennepin County Hennepin County, as possible landfills p' y going to a Northern in a siting process that started in 1980. Another amendment to the Waste States Power Co./United Power If new landfills are needed, they will be 1 Management Act provides for the Association system in Elk River where it chosen from the inventory of eight interim classification of incinerator will be processed into a refuse-derived potential sites. ash—the ash resulting from the fuel and burned to produce electricity. 1 combustion of mixed municipal solid waste and ash resulting from the Other sections of the new law affecting combustion of refuse-derived fuel. Hennepin County require tire retailers to Incinerator ash is to be considered as a accept waste tires from customers for I Offices: _ ^ Minneapolis, Minnesota 1 AL 1 5 Tampa, Florida laboratories, Coralville,Iowa inc. PROFESSIONAL ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY&ENGINEERING I1710 Douglas Drive North ❑ Minneapolis, MN 55422❑ Phone(612)544-5543❑ FAX(612)544-3974 II July 5, 1988 CITY OF CHAN MSSEN I HERB Mr. Gary Warren JUL 06 1988 I City Engineer City of Chanhassen E GINEERIND DEPT. 690 Coulter Drive II P.O. Box 147 Chanhassen, MN 55317 RE: Wells and Distribution System Sampling and Lead Analysis IIPACE Project No. 880608.200 Dear Mr. Warren: This letter will transmit and summarize analytical data for water samples collected from the City of Chanhassen water supply wells and distribution system. These samples were collected on June 10, 1988 in accordance with Task 1 defined in our proposal letter to you dated June 10, 1988. Analytical data from this sampling is shown on the attached report of laboratory analysis. The lead analyses from the eight samples collected indicated concentrations at or below the method detection limit. The current Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) is set at 50 ug/1 for lead in drinking water. Therefore, the water at all the locations sampled had lead concentrations well below the MCL. Should you have any questions regarding this report, please give us a call. Sincerely, /J & 9,1-741,.. ,G de, Jeff ey L. Behnken, 1E.I.T. En onmental Engi eer A:7 2-k7 Gary R. /Gabe, P.E. Environmental Engineer JLB:GRG/gew ili lian equal opportunity employer k Offices: Pan REPORT OF LABORATORY ANALYSIS Minneapolis, Minnesota Tampa, Florida laboratories, Inc. Coralville, Iowa IIChanhassen (City of) July 01 , 1988 690 Coulter Drive PACE Project Number: 880608200 II P.O. Box 147 Chanhassen, MN 55317 Attn: Mr. Gary Warren II Drinking Water-Lead II Date Sample(s) Collected: 06/10/88 Date Sample(s) Received: 06/10/88 PACE Sample Number: 155370 155390 155380 Parameter Units MDI WP1l 2 Well 3 Well 4 Lead ug/L 2 ND ND ND ND Not detected at or above the MDL. MDL Method Detection Limit 1710 Douglas Drive North 0 Minneapolis, MN 55422 0 Phone(612)544-5543 an equal opportunity employer • I .-'pa" c REPORT OF LABORATORY ANALYSIS Offices:Minneapolis, Minnesota Tamp a, Florida laboratories, Inc. Coralville, Iowa IMr. Gary Warren July 01 , 1988 Page 2 PACE Project Number: 880608200 II PACE Sample Number: 155400 155410 155420 t3880 Lone High Pheasant Cedar Lane School Drive ParamptPr Units MDI Hydrant Well Hydrant IILead ug/L 2 2 ND ND MDL Method Detection Limit ND Not detected at or above the MDL. i I I t I 1710 Douglas Drive North❑Minneapolis, MN 55422❑Phone(612)544-5543 an equal opportunity employer p Offices: 0-- �� REPORT OF LABORATORY ANALYSES Minneapolis, Minnesota Tampa, Florida laboratories, inc. REPORT Iowa IMr. Gary Warren July 01 , 1988 Page 3 PACE Project Number: 880608200 II PACE Sample Number: 155430 155440 II 97 Cascade Chanhassen Circle Hills Dr. Parameter Units MDL Hydrant Hydrant II Lead ug/L 2 ND - Lead(1 ) ug/L 5 - ND ND Not detected at or above the MDL. MDL Method Detection Limit (1 ) The higher MDL is due to matrix interference. The data contained in this report were obtained using EPA or other approved methodologies. All analyses were performed by me or under my direct supervision. moo` �, Thomas L. Halverson Inorganic Chemistry Manager 1710 Douglas Drive North❑ Minneapolis, MN 55422❑Phone(612)544-5543 an equal opportunity employer V I A, c,,,- _ CITY OF /4;� 1 \ _, G CHANHASSEN \I k 1 ,L,�, ",= "s' 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 I s (612) 937-1900 IJuly 1, 1988 IMr. Jim Wherle, President Near Mountain Homeowners Association 241 Mountain Way 1 Chanhassen, MN 55317 Dear Jim: 1 Please find attached a copy of a memo from Gary Warren to me addressing the stormwater retention pond maintenance. This issue was brought up at the last homeowners association meeting that I I attended. You may wish to copy this and distribute them with your next mailing. I In speaking with Mayor Hamilton, he indicated that he would attempt to get the public hearing changed from July 25 , 1988 to August 8th. On recollection, I believe that the Council did not vote on the date, just on the public hearing, therefore it would I seem to me that the date could reasonably be changed to August 8th. I will let you know when this is finalized. In the mean- time, we are publishing the notice of public hearing for July I 25th and we can always re-publish it if required. I will keep you posted on this item. IAs always, if you have any questions, please call . Sincerely, 1 I )341,.. m Chaffe blic Safety Director , 1 JC:k cc: Don Ashworth, City Manager I I . . 1 CITY OF • ' l CHANHASSEN 1 . , 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 1 (612) 937-1900 MEMORANDUM ITO: Jim Chaffee, Public Safety Director FROM: Gary Warren, Director of Public Works • ; IDATE: June 21, 1988 0 I SUBJ: Stormwater Detention Pond Maintenance File No. PW152 1 In response to your June 14, 1988 memo, the City has maintained ponds in the past if they are owned by the City and/or we have drainage easement rights over these ponds. Since we currently do I not have a stormwater management fund in place to generate reve- nue for these types of activities , the maintenance is done on a haphazard basis normally in response to complaints. We hope to I change this policy (in particular establish a stormwater manage- ment fund) but it also is dependent on Watershed District involvement. IConcerning the two pond areas in question , the South Lotus Lake ponds are under City ownership and we have done maintenance a couple of times on these ponds as a result of last year ' s storm I damage. I have directed Jerry Schlenk to again clean out the lower ponds to take advantage the dry weather which we are currently experiencing. This will recapture the retention Ivolume. This should be accomplished within the next week. Concerning the Near Mountain pond, I personally inspected the site last week and did not observe any significant amounts of Idebris and, in fact , the site looked relatively clean to me. I had Jerry Schlenk investigate the ponding area ( 6/21/88) . He observed that there is a large buildup of silt and sediment at I the storm sewer inlet ( see attached plan) . To remove this material will require two things: equipment , which we can come up with, and access. The City does have a drainage easement over this area, however, the property remains in the ownership of the I abutting property owners. To properly solve this problem we need access across the back of lots 7 , 8 , 9, 10 and 11 . If we can get access agreements from these property owners and their I willingness to replant any damaged lawn area, we will be glad to clean out the silt/sediment deposits. Let me know your thoughts. I _ ,,sic.:t.:::u.1 air to.W1■1410,Le a-. A,,..,,f.,.4..., 1 - - Jim Chaffee - _. I June 21 , 1988 - - - Page 2 IWater quality apparently was not 'questioned by the neighborhood ^ =_ association , however, my site visit did note that we have several areas of algae bloom or weed growth typical for these stagnant- - pond areas with the severe warm weather we have been experiencing. For your information, ponds of this nature are not intended as pristine, swimmable, fishable waters. As such, while I we- do not want them to be eyesores, their main purpose is to control runoff rate and nutrients. The City therefore does not spend time or money treating and/or aerating these water areas to I address any water quality concerns , especially _since significant funds would be necessary to deal with these basins in that regard. If you care to discuss this aspect further, I would be happy to sit down with you . 1 cc: Jerry Schlenk, Street Superintendent I I -- - 1 _ - I . _ 1 - - I I '. ..' v. \\/____:, _____\\ 1 1 \______ ---------> 1 Nov:*/ • c^ • gc.A E. 1�- N FE E:7 ›\J/ s., 101* --_______ \ / \ \ /\ . /V. ‹9‹ 6 \E XI \ . / J I p■ND \ , 4 \ tr. e / \r-1 • \H. 3 /4 21 - \\,* r\\ '‘.;:,‘ 2 • ,..",/ N; %c..' �. � Sicr \ iltoGoiytw k:// N Lco / 1 \ 0 \ 0 /k7 j I■ M BLtVDr l�•� `► CB ;Jill I G g�� W ■ 8' 4 g'1 4.12% NIA� 3 CB.2 M H.6 :-- • co I V 4 I • N _ iz e,.� c •W'WEST _ • 8" EX.MH. 1 CITY OF A• �. \ , , CHANHASSEN' 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 1 July 1, 1988 Mrs. Henry Graef 855 Pleasant View Road 1 Chanhassen, MN 55317 Dear Mrs. Graef: 1 Thank you for your call today concerning speeders on Pleasant View Road. As I indicated to you on the phone, we receive many complaints for traffic violations on Pleasant View Road, both on 1 the east and west ends . We have limited resources and limited availability of radar patrol and, as such, we try to prioritize requests for extra patrol . In any case, I do publish pass on' s 1 to the Carver County Sheriff' s Deputies that patrol the City of Chanhassen and asked that they, in their spare time, check on these special requests . In your case, I will include your request in the pass on to the deputies and, hopefully, they will ' get a chance to patrol your area. Please feel free to call any time you have concerns that the 1 Chanhassen Public Safety Department might be able to assist you on. I am also enclosing a recent memo from our Public Works Director Gary Warren to me concerning another request I had for 1 speed limit signs on Pleasant View Road. Sincerely, (711/11"4— 1 im Chaffee ublic Safety Director JC:k �~ 1 cc: Don Ashworth, City Manager Scott Harr, Assistant Public Safety Director Public Safety Commission Packets 1 I - _• ;n:en,r.✓ir�4d,� �.'...:-x CITYOF \ CHANHASSEN 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 ' (612) 937-1900 July 1, 1988 1 Captain Bob Pagelkopf ' Carver County Sheriff' s Department 600 East Fourth Street Chaska, MN 55318 1 Dear Bob: 1 As you know, our CSO program is in the process of rebuilding. During this time, there will be calls that we will not be able to respond to. The burden will fall upon the deputies serving Chanhassen to respond appropriately to the animal calls as they come in. It is still our understanding that the deputies will not pick up animals, but as I indicated in an earlier letter to Chief Deputy Jim Castleberry, they will be expected to respond to 1 all calls and to handle them as efficiently as they can, excluding picking up of stray animals . I know this creates a burden on your organization, especially in 1 the areas of dispatch and patrol response. However, it is also a hardship for Chanhassen Public Safety and we will just have to explain to citizens that in some instances we will not be able to 1 respond to their problem. Hopefully this will be a short lived problem and in the near future we should be up and running with a full complement of CSO response. Please make sure your dispatchers are aware of our situation up here and we would appreciate any help you can give us . If you have any questions, please feel free to call. iSincerely, 1 � im Chaffee( Public Safety Director 1 cc: Don Ashworth, City Manager Scott Harr Public Safety Commission Packets 1 ..c ra,7cs,shdiat33►�i.%s.=s4.':fy;;MO-a'is. CHANHASSEN H.R.A. A C C O U N T S P A Y A B L E 07-11-88 PAGE 1 4 CHECKf AMOUNT CLAIMANT PURPOSE 4.. 031644 580.52 BRW, INC. FEES, SERVICE 031645 35.48 CITY OF CHANHASSEN UTILITIES 4 • 031646 90.00 HOISINGTON GROUP, INC. FEES, SERVICE 4 031647 92.29 ICMA SUBSCRIPT. + MEMBERSHIPS ID 031648 3,000.00 HARVEY G. SWENSON, MAI FEES, SERVICE 1r 5 3,798.29 CHECKS WRITTEN J Ir TOTAL OF 5 CHECKS TOTAL 3,798.29 V 4 V V d V 10 V 0 fir V 11-0 V V V V 1 LAW OFFICES DAVID L. GRANNIS- 1874-1961 PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION TELECOPIER: DAVID L. GRANNIS,JR. - 1910-1980 POST OFFICE Box 57 (612) 455-2359 I VANCE B. GRANNIS 403 NOR WEST BANK BUILDING '� Y1 u CF-_:_ i--( I v�t , VANCE B. GRANNIS,JR. 161 NORTH CONCORD EXCHANGE ', 1 ��✓✓ PATRICK A. FARRELL SOUTH ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA SSO i b��eC��, l T-, DAVID L. GRANNIS, III ROGER N. KNUTSON Cdl�{{�t 1 l� -r � TELEPHONE(612)455-1661 ► "d7. ner, i=reuuAqr June 16, 1988 ,'t- �I&, I fit.-tb) Fb,..n`t tr- V-ti-ttGft I Ms. Jo Ann Olsen ��yl✓ '(}i'E we-Jr., 6r Assistant City Planner '4-‘F., H it Chanhassen City Hall L,1Citl=tn 690 Coulter Drive, Box 147 14;5- 'THr Lei-5 ute9E, T IChanhassen, Minnesota 55317 £k •;)-TuE, Or.V Iciet ( Cat--r(CAC.T W ILL. LC:-rrpit•1 -Rif., RE: Buresh Plat a LANkALIE...,- IDear Jo Ann: I Enclosed is a copy of the letter I received from Buresh' s attorney. Based upon the letter and our examination of the easement document, I think there is sufficient evidence of access to the property to approve the plat. IThe Development Agreement should contain the following provision: IAccess. The Developer has made his own investigation concerning access to the lots in the plat and has satisfied I himself that there is adequate access. The Developer has not relied upon any representations from the City, its employees, agents, elected officials, or attorney in determining that there is access. The Developer agrees to hold harmless and indemnify I the City, its employees, agents, elected officials, and attorney from any loss, claims, damages, judgment, expenses , or attorney' s fees which they may incur as a result of lack of access to the I lots in the plat. The City shall have no obligation to provide public access to the lots in t. - • .t if there is no access or inadequate access. IV-ry truly ours, 1 GRANNIS, FARRELL I - ""'""-***1141' IMIll■---- - B d: • �..•r ► ► r .•er . . son RNK: srn — Enclosure cc: Gary Warren __ JUN 17 1988 ,,. CITY.OF CHANhASSEN OLSEN, SNELLING & CHRISTENSEN, P.A. ' STANLEY C.OLSEN,JR. ATTORNEYS AT LAW OF COUNSEL RONALD I,.SNELLING SUITE 307 WALTER C.GUSTAFSON JOSEPH.1.CHRISTENSEN 5200 WILLSON ROAD THOMAS A.BRIANT MINNEAPOLIS,MINNESOTA 55424 ROBERT 1' LAIUF: TELEPHONE(612)927-8855 FAX(612)927-7614 ' June 10, 1988 ' Mr. Roger N. Knutson Attorney at Law Grannis, 'Grannis, Farrell & Knutson ' 403 Norwest Bank Building 161 N. Concord Exchange South St. Paul, MN 55075 RE : Robert Buresh/Subdivision Application Dear Mr. Knutson: Following our telephone conversation of June 8, 1988, I have had an opportunity to again review my file relative to the easement which serves the property Mr. Buresh proposes to subdivide into two lots in the City of Chanhassen. I understand that you are representing the City of Chanhassen in regard to this matter and have requested that I correspond with you and ' provide my opinion as to the availability of the easement for use by Mr. Buresh or his assigns following a subdivision of property in which he has an interest. As you know, I had previously corresponded with you in regard to your opinion concerning this matter dated December 2 , ' 1986. I am writing to advise you that I concur with your opinion and, further, am of the opinion that a subdivision of the property by Mr. Buresh does not alter the right of the subject property owner or subsequent owners to utilize the easement for ' access. I do not see anything, including the 1973 Agreement with David and Donald Halla, which would limit the right of the property owners to use the non-exclusive roadway easement. ' Obviously, Mr. Buresh 's subdivision of the property must be conducted in a fashion so as to assure that both lots will have unrestricted access to the easement itself. In addition, the subdivision must conform to the ordinances of the City of Chanhassen. You also suggested that Mr . Buresh provide the city with a disclaimer concerning the access issue and I have discussed this matter with Mr. Buresh. He is willing to provide the city with a disclaimer stating that he is, with respect to access, proceeding with his subdivision at his own risk and is not relying on the city to provide public access to his lots. In addition, Mr. Buresh is willing to hold the city harmless from any judgment 4. Mr. Roger N. Knutson ' Page 2 June 10, 1988 which might be rendered against the city in favor of any subsequent owner of the subdivided property as a result of such ' owner being unable to gain access via the private easement to the portion of the subdivided property in which the owner has an interest, provided the city does not block or restrict the use of ' the easement in the future. If you have any further questions or comments, please feel free to give me a call . ' Yours very truly, • OLSEN.c SNELLrNG & CHRISTENSEN, P.A. C\ " h stdsen ~N ' At t\o at -aw: ' JJC/bc cc Robert Buresh Walter Gustafson I I Az/#z - 2//f; C I T) 1h‘.5 i{e�j es (roe's e_ c/ 1 CHAH ;: 06415 C(4.0-e i Gz.S cG re , p /- i 6)-&ipt,:e `: 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 4 I _ (612) 93* /989 s�l,(CC%C/ /&c, ,1 MEMORANDUM �/ O ITO: Don Ashworth, City Manager FROM: Jo Ann Olsen, Asst. City Planner -I DATE: July 7, 1988 ISUBJ: City Wide Trash Pick-Up Day On April 11, 1988, the City Council directed staff to provide a report on the city sponsoring a trash pick up day (Attachment I #1) . On April 28 , 1988, staff sent a letter to all waste haulers working within the City of Chanhassen requesting the cost esti- mate for providing a trash pick up day throughout the city I (Attachment #2) . The city received a written response from Crosstown Sanitation and verbal responses from several of the other waste haulers (Attachment #3 ) . Crosstown Sanitation was I the only waste hauler that provided a cost estimate. The other waste haulers that contacted staff stated that they could not make an estimate because there is a charge per load and addi- tional charges for certain types of wastes collected (such as Irefrigerators, tires, etc. ) . Staff then contacted several cities who provide a city wide clean I up (Attachment #4) . In general, for what the City Council was proposing the costs could run anywhere from $8, 000 and up. The city has the choice of either providing a curbside pick up or pick up at a drop off site. The drop off site will be less Iexpensive but would require a very large site which could store the solid waste for up to two weeks. The site should be secured to prevent additional dumping, etc. The cities contacted that I use a drop off site used parkland or an old landfill site. The curbside pick up is more expensive. The cities that provided curbside pick up either bid out for a waste hauler to perform it I or had city crews do it. The cities typically broke the city into sections to perform the pick up. The type of waste collected varies greatly. There are separate I charges to landfill large appliances and some landfills will no longer accept them. Tires are not accepted by landfills and a separate tire recycler would have to be contracted. Some cities I charged a fee for the amount of waste dropped off (by car, van, etc. - Shorewood) . This offset their total cost and they still had good participation. I IA. Mr. Don Ashworth July 7 , 1988 Page 2 The city should determine whether they want curbside pick up or a ' dropoff site and whether they want to limit what is permitted to be taken or to take it all. Typically, the collection takes place in the spring. It is possible to have it in the fall, but there would probably be more participation in the spring. Spring Clean Ups SHAKOPEE - 445-3650 - Howard Jones ' ° Second and last year o 10 day clean up - 67 dumpsters ' ° Bring to a site o Street Department load dumpsters with front end loaders ° Was abused - People from outside the city - tires ° Just changed hands "scavanger hunt" o Paid someone $6 .00/hour to supervise ° Sent out bids to garbage haulers with dumpsters o Savage Waste low bid $190/30 yard dumpster Cost: $13 ,000 474- 2 SHOREWOOD - Vogt 3 36 - Dan og t ' ° Two days - Saturday/Sunday - 8 : 00 - 5 : 00 o Come to a site - park ' ° Charged a fee - Car trunk $3 - Station wagon $4 - Van $5 - Truck $7 - $5 a piece for stoves-refrigerators ° 1 ,700 households o $3 ,800 receipts ° $12 ,000 expenses HOPKINS - 935-8474 ° Beginning of May for 2 weeks o Curbside - everything except tires, junk cars, hazardous waste ° Bid for dumpsters ' ° City crew pick up stuff and put in dumpsters o 14 crew for two weeks - broken into 4 areas 11 Hopkins II ° Call and pick up o 3 ,000 households 1 ° 11 ,070 - 1987 54 30 yd. boxes $205/box IWAYZATA - 473-0234 I ° Only small appliances , boxes, etc. o Curbside '' ° Two days - south/north side o R & W - $5 ,000 'I I I II I I I I I I I I I . . 1 \ . :„ CITYOF .. . .:1 CHANHASSEN � � r G 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 I (612) 937-1900 MEMORANDUM ITO: Jo Ann Olsen, Asst. City Planner FROM: Barbara Dacy, City Planne IDATE: April 14, 1988 ,1 SUBJ: Trash Pick Up Day The City Council discussed at the April 11, 1988, meeting the I possibility of the city sponsoring a trash pick up day. The Council directed staff to come back with a report on this item. The intent of the program was to permit property owners the abi- lity to drop off old refrigerators, tires or other large items I and trash in general at a specific site. The city would then take that material to a landfill or other appropriate dump site. I Because of your contacts with various garbage hauling firms and because of your experience with solid waste issues , the Planning Department has been directed to prepare the staff report on this item. I am relaying to the Council that staff will prepare this Ireport as soon as possible upon your return to the office. I BILL: I am going to try and prioritize the recycling oil ordi- nance first during Jo Ann' s absence. I anticipate that Jo Ann could be back so that we could prepare a report for one of the agendas in May. I would appreciate any of your suggestions on this issue. Barbara I I I I 1 h, ) CITY OF CHANHASSEN 1 � . 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937-1900 1 April 28 , 1988 1 BFI Waste Systems 9813 Flying Cloud Drive ;1 Eden Prairie, MN 55344 Dear Sir: 1 The Chanhassen City Council is interested in sponsoring a city- wide trash pick up day. Residents of Chanhassen will be able to dispose of old refrigerators , tires , other large items, etc. ' The City would like to get an idea of what such a trash pick up day would cost and would like to know whether or not your company would be interested in participating in such an event. If you are interested, please submit a letter stating what the cost would be for providing city-wide curb side pick up of miscella- neous trash. The City hopes that you are interested in participating in the general trash pick-up day and hopes to hear from you as soon as possible. Should you have any questions , please feel free to call me. Sincerely, 1 Jo Ann Olsen Asst. City Planner 1 JO:ktm • 1 1 a VQuality Waste Control , Inc . 1901 West 144th Street ' Burnsville, MN 55337 vSiry a ' vEden Prairie Trashtronics 6331 Industrial Drive Eden Prairie, MN 55344 I vSiry a vGene' s Sanitation ' Box 129 12620 Kelly Avenue 0 Chaska, MN 55318 ' vSiry a ' vMark' s Sanitation Box 21 Carver, MN 55315 vSiry a vWaste Management-Savage ' 12448 Pennsylvania Ave. So. Savaoe, MN 55378 vSiry ' a VCrosstown Sanitation 10110 38th Ave. No. ' Plymouth, MN 55441 vSiry n ' a VR & W Sanitation 8470 Galpin Blvd. Chanhassen , MN 55317 ' vSiry a 1 vWoodlake Sanitary Service, Inc. 9812 Flying Cloud Drive Eden Prairie, MN 55344 vSiry a vChaska Sanitation 731 Victoria Drive Chaska, MN 55318 vSiry .#4 7 a, k'it'. T'i`"i >,i.i :4.i1ui 'k �i 0 ♦.r \ 1 � �tTw J M. V ` y :k 6; 'S ' R N6 CLEANUP' - SATURD ' Y ND SUND ' Y - PRI 30 ND M ' Y 1 - 8 :00 M - 5 :00 ' N ALL PERSONS USING OUR CLEANUP FACILITIES BUST BRING IDENTIFICATION TO PROVE THEY ARE RESIDENTS OF SHOREWOOD. THERE WILL BE DESIGNATED AREAS FOR DUMPING. WE ASK THAT YOU S 0' 10W YOUR 1EN F C•TIO • D ' .Y 0; 0 ' _O:D B FO' 0 i . IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ANNUAL 'SPRING CLEANUP", A REMINDER IS GIVEN THAT SHOREWOOD HAS AN ORDINANCE WHICH PROHIBITS MATERIALS SUCH AS GARBAGE, JUNK, DEBRIS AND TRASH, INCLUDING NOM-OPERATING VEHICLES OF ALL KINDS ON PRIVATELY OWNED LANDS OR PREMISES WITHIN THE CITY. THE SPRING CLEANUP MAY BE AN OPPORTUNITY TO GET THE MAJOR CLEANUP OF YOUR PROPERTY DONE. IF PROPERTIES IN THE CITY CONTINUE TO BE THE RESTING GROUND FOR GARBAGE AND MISCELLANEOUS DEBRIS, YOU RISK HAVING ACTION TAKEN AGAINST YOU BY THE CITY. IF A COMPLAINT IS REGISTERED AT CITY HALL RELATIVE TO YOUR PROPERTY, ACTION AGAINST YOU TO BEGIN CLEANUP EFFORTS WILL 1 BE TAKEN. THEREFORE, PLEASE USE THE "SPRING CLEANUP" AS A TIME TO TAKE CARE OF THE PROBLEM BEFORE THE CITY IS ASKED TO GET INVOLVED. THOSE OF YOU WHO TAKE PROPER CARE OF YOUR PROPERTY WE THANK YOU! • Q EIEMJIMI REFUSE WILL BE SORTED INTO 3 CATEGORIES: PRICES PER LOAD _ ti — GLASS — 1. ALL NATURAL REFUSE - BRANCHES, WOOD CAR TRUNK 53.00 10." �1 — CONCRETE — WITH NO NAILS, DISEASED WOOD AND STATION WAGON 4.00 N ' — METAL BARRELS — CUTTINGS. VAN 5.00 HAZARDOUS WASTE 2. APPLIANCES, FURNITURE, AND OTHER PICKUPS AND TWO WHEEL TRAILERS OF ANY KIND — REGULAR LOAD. 7.00 — TIRES WITH RIMS — MISCELLANEOUS WOOD AND METAL, AND LARGE LOAD 10.00 — STUMPS — TIRE RIMS. ALL OTHERS 3.00 A CUBIC YARD ' V1 NOT ALLOWED! 3. TIRES - NO RIMS THESE ARE FREE APPLIANCES (STOVES, WATER 1 HEATERS, REFRIGERATORS, SENIOR CITIZENS — 65 AND OLDER — WILL BE ALLOWED TO DUMP AT HALF PRICE ETC. 5.00 EACH PIECE IV- _ ,�i SPRING CLEANUP = -s_ =`,�.,.,� `. _ .,,. �..._'-" `• ��'�1 _ .'' . . :0� - /,:\r=,., 'SPRING CLEANUP 1S BEING `` �-. • • ie.ew !� � V HELD IN FREEMAN PARK -- s �4� dam"" . `'`CC ,r iv. THE CARS ON THE L ,A,„„,. ---�� _ . a�� -w- �� MAP--AFTER YOU PASS E� _'!�� ,!`.� : �► �� "' �� ' ,. ' rrtrr{I EUREKA ROAD GOING �� • L�•"�4 4), Ili.• • � HOUSE 60 PAST THE FIRST A ; p..0.. . � i 4 �4, '` �w� 4,,,..4010:::2, 6.0.4 _- ° 2.\tl,��— HOUSE ON YOUR RIGHT ' . • (' ®'�► t `� _ !.J' • BEFORE YOU TURN. �'i x — �'"'°' - ,∎`�" • , 0p a�t,, \'9..s _� ' \ !_" l / "--, . 41. - ` - � w ' n .. c -- / C1Ytti.t ��.V. • /14/11111`.. 4 � 1^ -7_�.,_ l ,„...„>. r w�� _ .•0. CROSSTOWN SANITATION, INC. P.O.BOX 41543-PLYMOUTH, MINNESOTA 55441 -PHONE 541-1465 May 5, 1988 City of Chanhassen ' 690 Coulter Drive Box 147 Chanhassen, MN 55317 ' Attn: JoAnn Olson Dear Ms. Olson: 1 We are interested in trash collection, but be advised that even the trash has to be separated. Appliances must be separated from the load as must tires and batteries. The loads vary quite a bit in both the ' time it takes, the amount of trash generated by each house. In general, we could pick up 20 compacted cubic yards per truck at $425 per truck load. We have two trucks we could employ in such a project. In addition, hazardous substances cannot be dumped in the landfill. Additional charges would be $10.00 for each for appliances and $3.00 each for tires. Sincerely, ,)ji,pr) (LA--/c.; ' William E. Kirby President WEK/hk Pal(1Y 0 6 1988 CITY OF CHAINhAS itN c , 1 . I I . , . IS I . ' I - 4:-77-71;7.717,11?"--""-t-i.;. ,;'- 1,1',,"4-1:',4.. S'.,t'. i,.,;• .717,7,-M,'n:: ' ,::,..,4' ,,A_-,f.- -i.;'...`; :„-:' p'4.VV?Y.''N'TT4,1P-1T7 7k.3•1:-.01-L"jf V444,71:t:IX':-- ,1.0:: ..'0.itit44?-1PA,.'1.;'Cl.,telP"':A9.j.31..44.e''';r33•''1'.''..•• . ;I '..7:4.41v4th =,,,- 4-,;--':!..:11;471,7,V.0-41.itte"IV.:414:-r,:q, ■!VtOts,r-'• •!'-'..2,rilk: 'i 5'.filiSIS-11.W44:',Y,AtV7its*JVJ--'n'''•:;t'APT' , ; .:,.,,',g',-• :'.•-,.-4/.,.-vr ,1 ' q :.4:;'I. ft i.,.- : 1.4,Tr:,.i..i.. , • .4 ‘if'illt•t ''''"Of SPECIAL,W WARNING -1., - , ,,,•.%) ,, . - 1 y r7:4:'':' ':17:: ' '''' , :e I - , , WEEDS — for weed violations or tree .4,.,:. k .... ,. • ,. 1%,,, 1 inspections call the weed inspector at ',4444- .*tha- kop-ee":-',144-7:: :' 445-2211. ,l':. .,...,,:},i...'; !..-......xf,-, i,,4,-..., -I k, ,-. , ! ,;: s .1. - > ,,,.... „,„.v.. ‘,.!--,■,,, -,, ,_ I ,, 1."4 q4;IA 1=,ip n."*!--4 DOGS — for dog violations call the . ,, , „._ „,„..ii,:..... .,..:,.....-e--',.=",.1-‘!-;t•,=I iye.-4.;z:ti,.§,i, W:4t'" 44-1"itiiSkkg'4A4tql.".:ZLI-i!4414.1"' .''4''''''q ,•%, 'i4W1 . -,,,,x- ,,---,1: , -.-r - .- - ,. ,... animal warden at 445-3156 or the „ No ,,,.„•7, .„, Police Dept. at 445-6666 — RUNNING .1- ,- 3,, ., A, :' • V, 1 DOGS — UNLEASHED DOGS — UNLICENSED DOGS — PERSONS l• •=.4. . . ....,1 - ,(04,-.- % 4'..it%iri, ''.',2.''':1.'‘. '! ..fi,t* : •' ' .^15:‘ 11%:". WALKING THEIR DOG WITHOUT . Is:,:ilf.i'll..- ..0 a M P a I g n I PICKING UP ITS FECES —, ETC. JUNK CARS — for violations with . iy,ctiii.13,-, .-, .-4.1.it.4.,4;! •- 4,•,.4,4 r,,2,9,-,',"•:''41;.7'4,774A• 41}.[.'' '; 44•\ r - 1:c.:?%".?"4.4.' • .i 1 i.'14.'-.,!‘ii.-.ffe4:--...AV,- , - . , •!",:AJ,',,:f 1-7.s.,14_,.._.4; ,'‘.1-", regard to the exterior storage of -4,,-,,\,...,,-.44,,:.P.,--", .. . .• ...4 .:-^'-e ,411.*,,,,1:: a t.wreil'isk*tiL =-0-1.1,Aft,.. ;.7.*.:4!'.-:`• I inoperable vehicle(s) and/or vehicle(s) without current license plates call the - ..,...:,_ .-.,..-..t,,... '',-..iiii.e..,'-, ;-- r -,*,,, .11 m ay 13-14-15 1988 ------ ,. • 4 code enforcement officer at 445-6666. -}-Vfili.P.'=t;„r:tit' -''-f'C!.' - ''-',.' - '''-,,■'''i •1-1,11; 1' 1W lirO,4-;,S; (.;; 4.,-4;434:11'..-It.‘ (A TICKET WILL BE ISSUED!) 4,411#4. -..- -.:::;.aA'T.k‘.4,,,-;%- -,441,1.,.1sy..: :',, I '1' • 1 lc..,;.:-,..„:.:.:,,,,..,,,n7.0;c1,•, I 7---',:', -.,,-0-,w,i,,,,k-,;L ,,,.=,•,-., • ., .i.;.,.f!?!ig.its'Af.4:A-.4--okr •ir-',K.,.:.; ;4,=.•;,• , -..4, ,44:,'' „',.' '''., ' . ,. . .. .. ,. , FREE! -"'4441.''' '''''''' ..-14ipow. :.4;,•:,,m ,k,,,, ,71.,..4 W-kli.t...41-4-:.','-.... •• '' ,"), .-'''4.,'"...11:2 ,.-i:--..4--.- 4,. i," • ' 1 • '.;:,".4‘‘.TRASH DISPOSALI ,,.. .., i,4. _ 41::: ...! - --- .,--.; •-rt . .,-+4.1.,., ,_.: 4...te ,,,...„.„-: , 1, • - i .--.-..7-;!-,:ev1-: I 4; - - .-..A4--:- .' ,i,.,„•x,,,,,4 ,...4.,, „.4A?...:mlst.,t y..., . ..-,. -1 .4 . ,, - , ,,• t...;,..-:•4'A....A.11W 1 t7, ,.'•"?'.X4'1. V 4'r ' ' ' — .// • "•'■ '''•'.44::,'4.'Nf;?..;:`-"...Y;i.,444-4'f,t1.,,,_ ' ."-,=k;;;'-- . - r ''clo...,..iii. ,,,.:::::;'-±i;,v,;:-.. .,:f.,-,wr.igz,,44s..- .,a,•;.,.?. •, * Pro gram To Be Disconttnued: 4-4i,,,,- • ,... -- .#1 '':.-•_.„ ,•).4;•oc,',' ,..q, „' -- , ' •- !3.1,--t-V41-xtV In 1989 • , • • . . .. ,, , :1,4,2.._4-'34 4. i,.-,_ -‘,- ,', • 4 . . !.4.elf x•1 :'-',.::, .3‘,...-, )..;' 'Ak :7• = -,-.3-• I.: -• -•••;/:(':;.''''7 '';" l_ '4=:::::-:-'-•-,, 3■,,..1..-,-'4,;- ." 1 ; 1 '' ' 'i .; .' .: .t. . a .;..iiia c :.4 11, I • I , , -- , .....__ . ,-, •4 - _., 4. :'.-..5' 4::•,--. , • .. . - ." .4161444.4304L. ...aigagilisli....,., 4...1...“4:4.a.,Itco.-,,,,.w.deaer ,...... 1111011.6 I I I I s , 1 „ • . . I '-4 74.3,';:•:-P 7 wITi•C.:roPrF_-;''y,-f";cl'" '-',',Fri,74:r..T.11,,ki:;; ;,,'..:',4-1 4,1 • . i,,6:,,s:o', A'4,4,:;'i;; /,;,,:;','.,-•..Y•A,A4,•7 4-',,,q 4,•,44 13§,--e •": ,-•# ,r''3-`,7 r,,:,''-x,q'a 1'V..'Rtet'.'r'n'1'4 1 Vrtr TR•;, -a'4,-, , , , ••;.g,• -Os -"it:Frg-;,:AO'r ' ';i!''`!',.1'00''e'4'4111hirig.# '''''",.-Ii34'.'"`"‘`.-elidPli■'3A''',10:4(i'll,'Plititie - "' ‘,' - '‘ - , ■ ..,'-',g:tg`.g.;,'M.;g:' tE ' it,P l,,,. - FREE Trash Dumping ::, May 13, 14, 15, 1988 li4,4:iie i , ,.,,... , .p•- , - , -,: -,;.,...,y, :0#11,,,_,, ,:, , s.; .1:.t-,,,,wq..,,k,„:',, -:!,,, ,:(.:',,kXkilt,4-,ii1,1,i14.14i The City of Shakopee will provide a WEI to dispose of litter, trash, junk,.':*,,,,. . furniture and appliances for 3 full daysaay 13-15. ' ...,rynelOoltimti-p„!;11;,:tfoit,02`cii.::,_9:71: 1 A chance to clean out your attics;base ents and garages. ,,;#,;Ii4,j1F,';:q...,,) , , 1,4",:1,1'-■ ! ."'":.'AC! ■ATiq e tt And also,a good time to clean up bac ards,streets and alleys. .;(i,v , ...„ yrit.‘■ The trash bins will be located near 41. venue and Gorman Street, between,,3 ley i .,f,o,.:1-,.:-.1,i00,7-,v,w'''. 1 . the Utility Building and the Municipal Se ice Building. (See Map) '7,'-' Virej...,0 ,,, ;lo* 4;.. ' ' ,;,,:,;,:oirigA 4-2 , , 4,I a,A :4041,141;$;1".4;.■4;rXfj.ti4f'. ' 4— , '!:'..-.7 -'''..,. , .:'' 'A'AtiA :Sw • ,, ; ) -- , c" 111 Please Observe The Following Rules: -,0,,,:' These are Prohibited by the City sA: ',;q1iV -1." .■titlitiljl.... SI 1:-' ora ":7,;! ' , ustiketillo -r. 0 - sun- .1-ceo- 1. No Liquids. s ' MIT, ; ;"1 , ';!:14': I 2. No Logs or Stumps, Brush o.k. (cut In 6' lengths). - ,,, OW 3. No Contractor Building Material Debris. _., ft, . ,„ ra ---' ' , .:_:,..,0:," 4. No Tires—Landfill will not accept. '''' .,'. ,. "tw - ..:,ii:,c,., • A■, I.'414,efig tte..• :”,'- -x- .0--' ••: ' i;':'-:. '',, , 1 * Free trash dumping at this site is ;;-.-,',4 t.: I Nt _... for City of Shakopee residents and,..,,,Itfi.:4 businesses only. ' '',1‘V:Ot . i--•:- al .- j.,. ...... 5..., • , •,,,, , * No unsupervised children will be , ,.:-.:'!i';',::' ',t I .., ;,. - allowed on site. ' ' '''''' ' ' q:: :,,,,.7,,::',: A I --, _ By:L:7 :,. 7 l'• , ., ,_ , 1.,,,.."-ii: 1:,'34 1-1" . :;„,,, ,:, ,,„ .4,,,,-. ,, ,. ..,„„ 4 14 t■ ' ' • - :'.6;'''11.1,t'Lrg!! 1 If you have an inoperable vehicle on your property, now is the time to dispose I / - of it. Call a dealer in your yellow pages under "Automobile Parts & Supplies—Used& Rebuilt," for detailsM ,,,_. . ., ,,;;k•pt,,k,,:r.4,i;ia' ' ,:''Cijfil'i ..,,..,,,. , . If you have any questions about the C clan-Up Program, call Shakopee Police ,',., .... ;., Dept. 445-6666. Ask for Howard Jones, Code Enforcement Officer. , _„ '-,IV ;n4/.cf, c.:„,,i!',., I ' „,...,,e,,k4)!."5 ,1&•%:,- # 4.' 0:. ' 1;., ,/A 44 J- , . - ,, ;:. . .•ir.„§i, ---r-,.1_4 ' ...zi....,..11.4. , I I . . , 1. ,,.....=.0.6....r.akik.ag..:4. . .- I CITY OF SHAKOPEE -a\ INCORPORATED 1870 - �' ''�""� Amwszaszazin I 129 EAST FIRST AVENUE,SHAKOPEE, MINNESOTA 55379-1376 (612) 445-3650 (41,1(0 May 4, 1988 I Joanne Olson City of Chanhassen 690 Coulter Drive Chanhassen, MN 55317 IRE: Shakopee City Clean-Up Program. IIDear Joanne: Enclosed you will find the support for our City Wide Clean- ' Up Program. This support includes the following: * Letters to local papers, radio and television stations. I * Bid sheets, bid list and letters to potential bidders for trash disposal. * A copy of the flyer we have inserted into the utility bills of Shakopee residents. I * Copy of last years bills for Clean-Up Project. Joanne, if you have any other questions, please feel free to I call on Howard Jones, Code Enforcement Officer or myself. We will be happy to answer any questions. IGood luck on your clean-up efforts. Sinc rely, /C2/,22-e- Tami Lyn Vidmar ICity of Shakopee Enclosures --. . I tiv I I The Heart of Progress Valley IAN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER - - 1 1 � 5 1 CeaaAs LI Co defi4.2 April 8, 1988 1 RE: City of Shakopee Clean-up Program ' To Whom It May Concern: Your firm is one of nine (9) we have selected to provide quotes 11 for trash containers in conjunction with a city clean-up week sometime in May. 1 1 Last year 62 containers were required during a ten day period. This year we will have only a 3 day period and the final dumpster shall be picked up no later than Monday, May 16th. 1 If you are interested in submitting a quote, please complete the enclosed form and return by April 18, 1988 . If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call. Sincerely, 1 Howard C. Jone Code Enforcement Officer 1 Enclosure ' HCJ/tiv CLEAN-UP i Rio/or6Gx- ' CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN BID LIST ' R & W ROLL-OFF SERVICE INC. 8470 Galpin Blvd. Chanhassen, MN 55317 ' #474-1813 BLOOMINGTON SANITATION SERVICES 9813 Flying Cloud Drive ' Eden Prairie, MN 55344 #941-5174 WASTE MANAGEMENT 12448 Pennsylvania Avenue South Savage, MN 55378 ' #890-1100 SHAKOPEE SERVICES 963 Atwood ' Shakopee, MN 55379 #445-1166 ' QUALITY WASTE CONTROL 1901 144th Street West Burnsville, MN 55337 #435-3454 NISTLER RUBBISH REMOVAL 21203 Horseshoe Trail ' Hamel, MN 55340 #478-6529 ' MARK'S SANITATION INC. Box 21 Carver, MN 55315 #445-7100 BROWNING-FERRIS INDUSTRIES 9813 Flying Cloud Drive ' Eden Prairie, MN 55344 #941-8394 ' METRO REFUSE INC. 8168 West 125th Street Savage, MN 55378 #890-0861 gedlackuz-- ' CITY OF SHAKOPEE Code Enforcement - % Police Dept. * ' 476 Gorman Street - Shakopee, MN 55379 (612) 445-6666 April 8, 1988 ' Invitation to quote on furnishing to the City of Shakopee, 30 yard minimum roll-off containers, and trucking of same to disposal site for our 1988 Clean-up Week. We expect to have a minimum of five (5) containers available to the public at all ' times. They will be located near our Public Works/Police building complex near Fourth Avenue and Gorman Street. It is important that these containers are pulled from the site as soon as they are full. The cost per unit will include furnishing containers, hauling, and dumping of same at a landfill site. The successful bidder will be contacted to work out the details. COST PER 30 YARD UNIT: COST PER 40 YARD UNIT: COST PER _ YARD UNIT: ' Send to: Howard C. Jones ' Code Enforcement Officer Shakopee Police Department 476 South Gorman Street Shakopee, MN 55379 ' RETURN BY APRIL 18, 1988 Signature: Phone: ' Company Name: Address: City State - Zip Code • 1 I cear“, a S eis i ...--..--- . City of Shakopee I . .- t`1~C`--,---t---,,,.. ..\1 . POLICE DEPARTMENT i y.N:• 1 476 South Gorman Street 4 I _-1 t, SHAKOPEE, MINNESOTA 55379 --'• ` E / -\` Tel. 445-6666 I `'r ..t` I (¼J April 25, 1988 IMr. Michael Berkopec Waste Management - Savage • 12448 Pennsylvania Avenue South li III Savage, MN 55378 RE: Bid for 30 Yard Roll-off Containers IDear Mr. Berkopec: I This letter will confirm an agreement between your firm and the City of Shakopee. Waste Management will furnish 30 yard roll-off containers for a City Clean-up Week May 13th, 14th, and 15th, 1988 . IIThe cost per unit, $191. 00 will include furnishing containers, hauling and dumping of same at an approved landfill I site. City personnel will observe the containers and notify your I office when they need to be replacing/emptying. We expect to have a minimum of (5) five containers available to the public at all times. I The public is expected to observe certain ground rules for dumping. See the enclosed leaflet which has been distributed City-wide. IIf you have any questions, please direct them to Howard C. Jones, Code Enforcement Officer located in our Police Department I or phone #445-6666 . He will also keep in touch with you as the event draws closer. Sincerely, I •.�f I Thomas Brownell Chief of Police Enclosure ITB/tiv 1 WASTEBID 7a ,Øk ,ei..t&-t 1 City of Shakopee f- ■ f; -�, ;, ; POLICE DEPARTMENT i -�-.7- tf 11 i�''� 476 South Gorman Street \, \ ) , SHAKOPEE, MINNESOTA 55379 „.,. _.� I 1 _F C, t _t C"`j Tel 445-6666 1 ,1.:::_.-1', 1 {{{ 1 ` 1 �' ` April 25, 1988 Mr. Jay Collins 1 R & W Roll-off Service, Inc. 5525 County Road 50 Carver, MN 55315 1 RE: Bid for Roll-off Containers Dear Mr. Collins: IWe received your quotation for furnishing 30 and/or 40 yard roll-off containers for our 1988 clean-up week. IThe three quotes received for this work are as follows: I Waste Management-Savage 191. 00 per 30 yard Browning-Ferris Ind. 240. 00 per 30 yard R & W Roll-off Service 250. 00 per 30 yard The City will enter into an agreement with the low bidder, Waste Management-Savage for this service. I The City appreciates your efforts in submitting a quotation. Your firm will be considered for work of a similar nature in the future. IIf you have any questions, do not hesitate to call. Sincerely, I Howard C. Jon s Code Enforcement Officer IHCJ/tiv I I I go c.Stzvc go zoEecE I City of Shakopee ' _ -.:c, ........., ` tom; POLICE•�,,• � DEPARTMENT f,_- ,:: I , �~ C ,�`\ 476 South Gorman Street Y ` ' t� SHAKOPEE, MINNESOTA 55379 Y ', 1 C�'' . 1,......r.� C : Tel. 445-6666 r� I k,. �'. April 25, 1988 I Terry Dreblow . Browning-Ferris Industries of Minnesota, Inc. P.O. Box 1440 - Minneapolis, MN 55440 IRE: Bid for Roll-off Containers IDear Mr. Dreblow: We received your quotation for furnishing 30 and/or 40 yard Iroll-off containers for our 1988 clean-up week. The three quotes received for this work are as follows: I Waste Management-Savage 191. 00 per 30 yard Browning-Ferris Ind. 240. 00 per 30 yard R & W Roll-off Service 250. 00 per 30 yard IThe City will enter into an agreement with the low bidder, Waste Management-Savage for this service. IThe City appreciates your efforts in submitting a quotation. Your firm will be considered for work of a similar nature in the future. IIf you have any questions, do not hesitate to call . ISincerely, ' -- .:-, �.,-.-arc-cam !' % IHoward C. Jones Code Enforcement Officer IHCJ/tiv I I I /757 eat dt iiiNsil.Y.lou9n!pE INVOICE DATE ezzia&rtude. ••� t-c�J,liJI •1G-r• v :;F • IN JESL.:T , , INC . 05/25/97 , I N^1EA''L:LI3- ‘T MAUL ')I ;TPI :T I INVOICE NO F'. J. .' DX 144,2 .+I Nr, _-.t.•'i.LI ,; 1'4 f= `-,4 y.) 70500-1044148 ZII=' T.:;" ICT 2.00 INVOICE AMOUNT II J 01 )60:0010 �4 / 4, 007 =10')')00027 5OJ 9, 276. 00 1 ', ANCE DUE SHAKr;P`L , C _I ACCOUNT BALANCE CITY li I C/O 7J'1 ;=: �+ '.t LL/ tL I ;I-PT 9 ,276. 00 I 476 ;O GOR 4 ST 3NAn J)r : 237-i aOUt, PAtD I I 2 I PLEASE ENTER AMOUNT PAID TO RECEIVE PROPER CREDIT PLEASE RETURN THIS PORTION WITH YOUR PAYMENT. TERMS: PAYABLE UPON RECEIPT INVOICE NO. 70300- 1 '(``} 1t' ` 05/25/97 INVOICE DATE rDATE I DOC.REFERENCE NO. ' DESCRIPTION I AMOUNT l I SEf.VIC._ LLjLATI:. 10:. . 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TERMS PAYABLE UPON RECEIPT I INVOICE NO. 70500- 104414 O5/25/r37 INVOICE DATE DATE DOC.REFERENCE NO ( DESCRIPTION AMOUNT '\ O;/12/ ..7 Jam _ ): I ,) r -TI.J `J CC\ Z C^ I 1 0L/12/ .) 7 :Tr •I 1 �h. 00 J',' r" !DU F. `TIJ 2t.1 C'O^QTY I"Jr t= �.� I 1 30. 00 Or/1 �/- 7 0t•�sc3J3 uU�• o r I:,ETUR,J CONTA It'l_R "V 162. 00 05/1 /B7 051- :0'; 'JS! -s=TUF:•'j C C'ITAINEP •,S-' 130. 00 III05/13/ 57 071401 ?U 4p r RETURN CONTA INER 1/c 162. 00 06/13/67 071402 r>J ^•f= C_ -ETURN CONY AINt R 14' 162. 00 05/13/^'7 071403 JJ"0 r)ETU9I`' CONTAINER y0 60 162. 00 I Oa/13/ S7 0,55e: -?-s +1;1:.1f ^criJRt� Cn`;? , IF'E= �v 15?_. 001 05/13/87 Obi' DU•I° E ::ETURN CONTA IN`I- 30 162. 00 05/13/.i7 066. 70 ) DUMP C RETURN CONTA I NE;R 2/ 130. 00 I 05/14/07 071440 c, j DU � � RETI.!RN Cr?NT a I"dcR 4"� 152.. OC 0° /14/ 57 0714-+1 vtJoi�) ; -TURN CO`JTAI�.; EY' 162. 00 0 /14/,7 n714u1 0Ua'� C PETURN CONTAINER '-f 162. 00 0J/14/C-.7 071,,q :. 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Jr I!'! ,t.S TG 7 INC. 05/25/97 . ,. .`.1 '4`,=A,-):1L1 ;,-•)T P a'I L '1 I ` f^ICT I P• i-). 6 .)X 1 440 INVOICE NO MIlJ'",( AP,JLI S N ::544') 70500-104414'3 % I ST2ICT 20n INVOICE AMOUNT I019c,02')010 4411+:' .)^7O5UQflOO ), 7 OJ 0 9, 276.00 S N A K O P=S , CITY O f ACCOUNT BALANCE DUE C/0 T7 iii: NtLL/'0'?LIC". O)F 'T 95276. 00 SHA: OP"-E:. N `., 37'0 ,IOUNrPad \PLEASE ENTER AMOUNT PAID ' TO RECEIVE PROPER CREDIT PLEASE RETURN THIS PORTION WITH YOUR PAYMENT. TERMS PAYABLE UPON RECEIPT INVOICE NO. ? INVOICE DATE 05/25/97 / DATE i DOC.REFERENCE NO , DESCRIPTION AMOUNT 03/l '3/�7 0710:) -•II '2 > -TURN CI7NT1! '07'R .AS---- 130. 001 1 I ' 05/1 5/ -:7 07 1 1 02_ r') ..P ', ':FTURN CUNT A I'JE? v 1 62. 00 05/15/::_' 7 07 10.? 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C_\T. 7NEP f 162. 00 ' OS/19/ 37 t.7 1 1 -'2 ;0'J'�u 1 ETU�c ti CD;JTA I NER �/ 152. 00 05/1 i/ 37 071170 NO PETUP' CCNT.1 I NE---' J� 162. 00 05:,/20/'.37 Cd44._3r DU;•IP S RETURN CCNT A j NE2 ' ' 162. 00 05/20/ -)7 0:344.3-^.- f)U'•IP & RETURN CONTAINER .1O 162 . 00 I 05/20/ :',7 071127 DUMP k; RETURN CONTAINER o 152. 00 03/20/ .7 0;44�:i) NO RETURN CONTAINER .3� 162 . 00 III .t. I . I CGNTINUF? CN : nr,r_ 4 J C PLEASE RETAIN THIS PORTION FOR YOUR RECORDS .,,-,j ',NIoJG-r-EP:- IS I`:OUST'=: IES i_11-I- ±' I,NNES')T,= 5 I‘iC . ( 512 1 )41-3394 3 4 979 - - .:,F:' 'II NNE R'- ULI3-_,T R.",UL :01ST°ICT a PLEASE PAY FROM THIS INVOICE. IF i1 0I CE -- {�`U (J I 4..;—.7- C :: I S _ IOU ST _� I ES INVOICE DATE 1 0 '.;F INJ.1L„T”>1 � I;qC. 05/25/37 ; : ♦_ •II 'J!'•t:A"'c'LI S—.DT ;-AJL i I ST I CT INVOICE NO. I P. C. .)J x 1440 '11N ,t,\P9LI S ''N 4u0 70500-1044143 2-I. TRICT 200 INVOICE AVOUNT I019'.?Uc0010u4 :'f r I n2 r, 9, 276. 00 J jh:>j:,r; CITY CF- ACCOUNT BALANCE DUE C/1 n yc:.=, 4'•Ic.LL/5P :L I C:_ J'=PT 9, 275.00 I 476 -ii) GOi.i IAN ST / SHAKO?-L AN SC37') OLfITFAiO 1 I I ) PLEASE ENTER AMOUNT PAID TO RECEIVE PROPER CREDIT PLEASE RETURN THIS PORTION WITH YOUR PAYMENT. TERMS PAYABLE UPON RECEIPT I INVOICE NO 70330- 104414 -; 05/25/37 INVOICE DATE DATE DOC REFERENCE NO I DESCRIPTION AMOUNT 1 J',/c' )/ )i :4z-41 ._i _TUF ,.; C•2NT" l V;=? 30 1.I 0 152. 00 C5/.2J/ :4;? 0711 J'; au .`- FTLIP.•, C.DNT 1I •lt-o 3' 162. 00 LOCATION TOTAL 91275. 00 ' I`!-:)IC;: 1'1T4L 91276. 00 � 00 I I I 1 I I PLEASE RETAIN THIS PORTION FOR YOUR RECORDS r <c)u v I 4G—r=_a1I 5 I..7USTp I `S ( 51 2 ) 941-8394 ,�'4,?_SOTA � IC. PAGE 4 I •-�_ '1 4979 . 4,.� ,F III ., . 1Ne4tA - :LIS—ST 1 AJL .., IITICT PLEASE PAY FROM THIS INVOICE. ' pA< t , -wy.eA4 ct4m, I I I I I LINK PRINT I PRINTING WITH THE COLORFUL DIFFERENCE 123 East First Avenue Shakopee.MN 55379 Bus. (612) 445-7200 I INVOICE 017881 I `� C - j Date �;Sold to: t ; -\o KCB / 'mac... 111 PHONE q(1:5 (r' "'((/ • Due Date AM PM IDescription: C _pc), 'n r- � ' r Quantity No. Size 1 Weight Stock Color 1 -- a,5) I 01��I( I G E,LL u > Ct C�L I 3 2 t 4 5 1 1 1 � l I ' Other Stock Set-Up Charge V I TYpeset ng. Photo Stets Pam Hole Punching �� I C`,.O 1(4 C)O �J G therm / � � —_ . ICutting fJrimming / Folding I Padding i— 0 t L`f - Other -C /46; � I f/‘1./vric c. , • -;r SUB TOTAL t/ i r • SALES TAX e Y`G 7l III TOTAL /4 zi I _ . 9...64,..opa(2.6c, I 04:5-ai 1 Page 4 Shakopee Valley News May 6,1987 ShOkOp2Q NIIy real 1 . Time to clean up Shakopee This Is the time of ear when en many residents But on closer inspection, the city also has its go into their basements, garages and attics and share of illegal dump sites, littered parking lots I complete major cleaning jobs. This week, the and ditches, and lots with hi h wee City of Shakopee is giving everyone the op- vehicles. g ds and junked I portunity to go one step further and clean up the The city does impose fines against residents community, as well. We're hoping they'll do just who refuse to clean up their property or those that. who dump illegally. But the process takes time ' From May 9 through 17, the City of Shakopee is and ordinances are sometimes difficult to en- offering city residents and businesses free trash force. But this opportunity to dispose of junk at disposal. The trash bins will be located near 4th no charge leaves no one with an excuse not to Ave. and Gorman St., between the Utility clean up their property and adjoining areas Building and the Municipal Service Building. during the next two weeks. Shakopee city of- The bins can be used for all sorts of litter, brush, ficials justify the approximate expense of$3,000 , trash, furniture and appliances for nine full for disposing of the trash because the city looks days. We think it's a wonderful opportunity for cleaner and city crews are saved the trouble of residents to dispose of the junk laying, not only fining violators. Ion their own property, but also in streets, alleys We think it is a worthwhile expense if people and other public property. use it, not only to dispose of personal junk and We all take pride in our community,-We have --avoid landfill fees, but to clean up litter on public = I lots of scenic sites within our city. Most property as well. homeowners keep their yards neat and the parks We all want a clean environment. The next two are generally well maintained despite their weeks will give us the opportunity I heavy use. -_ -- --- - - - something about it. pPo Y to do _ . _ • " • — 1 , , City clean-up scheduled d The City of Shakopee will provide a free way to dispose of litter,trash,junk, furniture and appliances for nine full days,May 9-17.Large trash bins will be located near 4th Avenue and Gorman Street, between the Utility Building and the Municipal Service Building, for Shakopee residents and businesspeople to dispose of the oversized trash that they collect when doing springtime cleaning in homes,.garages, back yards, streets and alleys. Items prohibited from being dumped into the bins are liquids,logs or stumps - (brush cut in 6-foot lengths is acceptable), contractor building material debris, and tires. Questions about the clean-up program can be directed to .. Howard Jones,code enforcement officer with the Shakopee Police,445-6666. A 4/56w61414, rf,AneAar CITY OF SHAKOPEE FREE TRASH DUMPING PROGRAM ' I. Advertise and Promote Program a. Include leaflets in SPUC utility billing prior to program. b. Send letters to newspaper and radio station noting ' dates of program, etc. II. Obtain Quotes to Supply Containers and Award Contract a. Send letters to prospective contractors. b. Send letters to low bidder awarding contract and to ' other bidders noting results of quotes. III. Mange the Program a. Put up sign at site (stored at Public Works) . b. Make sure sufficient number of containers are on-site, especially on weekends, after hours, etc. c. Record number of containers filled - process invoice ' when program is over. d. Ask for assistance from Public Works to compress the material, load the containers, and clean up the site. e. Monitor site with part time worker, volunteer, etc. ' HCJ/tiv CLEAN-UP.2 I Y .. I ALI ,. 1. , C '0 4 : i i-.• - BASSEN CITY Q I .,,,:., \ .-1 t. 1„. . t A 4 l cc, ~g �' 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 '• 1 _-,, (612) 937-1900 June 30 , 1988 1 IMrs. Cecelia Palmer 1670 Lake Lucy Road Excelsior, MN 55331 1 Dear Mrs. Palmer: I The concerns about speeders and careless drivers on Lake Lucy Road near your residence that you recently presented to the City Council bears attention by Chanhassen Public Safety. It is our intent to provide as safe of a- community as possible in which to 1 live and this includes enforcing traffic laws to insure safe vehicular traffic. Unfortunately, limited resources prevent us from accomplishing the high standard so often requested of public 1 safety. The City of Chanhassen at any one time has only one deputy to I patrol a 24 square mile city with a population of approximately 9 ,000 people. This deputy is often busy responding to calls for service. In their spare time, which as of late is becoming less and less, they have many, many demands for special requests . 1 I have, however, written a pass on to the deputies asking them to patrol Lake Lucy Road in search of the violators of which you I spoke. I will also be requesting the Carver County Sheriff to provide for extra patrol services specifically for the concerns expressed by the citizens on Lake Lucy Road. We will use what- ever ever resources are available to this office to help alleviate some of the traffic problems in your area of Lake Lucy Road. Please feel free to call me if you have any questions concerning 1 the problems you outlined at the recent Council meeting. Sincerely, m Chaffee Iblic Safety Director cc: Don Ashworth, City Manager I I - - - _ ; ._ _ _ ,... „.... . ,.„_.„.•,...,, ...., . . .. ._ ‘,„,1,4467 .41,A.Maki"railii