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• • • ADMINISTRATIVE SECTION • • City of Chanhassen Income Statement Memo to Steve Kirchman re: Storm Damage Inspections, Shoreview, MN, dated May 28, 1998. Memo to Don Ashworth re:Lake Ann Beach, dated June 11, 1998. Letter to Robert Davis re: Signage Request on Oxbow Bend, dated June 15, 1998. Inspections Monthly Report-April, 1998. Memo from Jerome Carlson, dated May 5, 1998. Letter from Donald Bluhm, Metropolitan Council, dated June 4, 1998. Inspections Monthly Report-March, 1998. 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Assistant Building Official Phone61'.93-.1900 Jerry ivlohn, Building Inspector General Fax 61'.9375739 :v:neeri,l;F.t.612.937.9152 DATE: May 28. 1998 :ai;Sate:' Far of'.93-E'52= Teti s•!rn.ci.channusen.,nn.:i; SUBJECT: Storm Damage Inspections, Shoreview, MN Steve Nelson, Shoreview Building. Official, requested assistance from the City of Chanhassen to inspect damage to homes in Shoreview that resulted from the storm on Friday, May 15, 1998. Chanhassen provided one inspector on Monday. May 18, 1998 and two inspectors on Tuesday, May 19. 1998. Close to three hundred homes were damaged in the storm, some with severe damage, many others with roof damage. Over the course of the two days, we inspected over 100 homes with damage ranging om severe with complete construction necessary to minor roofing damage.,/iNot only were we able to assist a neighboring city and former fellow employee, but it also provided us an opportunity to gain experience should a disaster occur here. The system we had in place is a-result of our own emergency management plan. This , .__________; worked well in Shoreview. and they appreciated our placards and storm damage reports that we provided them. e wi e iscussing some changes we think are necessar_ s, an a so what we need to do to be prepared should an event such as this happen in Chanhassen. ST:lm pc: Scott Harr. Public Safety Director ,r,r� •- JP• US I) L r ki (` g:'.saien\st\shoreview .7,e Cr,.'N Chii,:h ssen. Jgro! :,:l ,',P,::,::.. . .-..e.;. ...... :,.::... .. ... . - ::m'q : . .. :, .. 'f•)!l::%!e:ie:..... ..::,:.":,. .:r":... ear pLice:3.::.e. .. . CITY OF CHANHASSEN MEMORANDUM f 90 City Center Drive,PO Box 147 TO: Don Ashworth,City Manager Chanhassen,Minnesota 55317 Phone 612.937.1900 FROM: Jerry Ruegemer, Recreation Supervisor General Fax 612.937.5739 Engineering Fax 612.937.9152 DATE: June 11, 1998 public Safety Fax 612.934.2524 11W'b mu'wci.chanhassen.nt.us SUBJ: Lake Ann Beach Councilman Berquist inquired as to why Chanhassen, who contracts lifeguards at one beach(Lake Ann) is being charged roughly the same percentage as Deephaven, who contracts lifeguards at three separate beaches. The following information should answer Councilman Berquist's question. Deephaven Staff Hours per Day Beach 1 1 guard 12:00 p.m .- 6:00 p.m. Beach 2 1 guard 12:00 p.m .- 6:00 p.m. Beach 3 3 guards 10:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. (8:00 p.m. after Aug. 1) Lake Ann Staff Hours per Day 4 guards 10:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. As you can see, the number of lifeguards per day are almost equal, and the hours of operation are less at Deephaven vs Lake Ann. If you need anything else,please let me know. .it),of Chanhassen.A growing community-with clean lakes,quality schools,a charming downtown,thriving businesses,and beautiful parks.A great place to live, work,and pLsy June 15, 1998 110° Mr.Robert F. Davis 6387 Oxbow Bend Chanhassen,MN 55317 CITYOF Re: Signage Request on Oxbow Bend-File No.PW070C-5 CHA ASSEN Dear Mr. Davis: • 690Ciry Center Drive,PO Box 147 This letter is in response to your request dated June 1, 1998 to Mayor Nancy Mancino expressing your Chanhassen,Minnesota 55317 concern that motorists arc driving too fast through the area creating a threat to the large number of Phone 612.937.1900 young children in this residential neighborhood. Specifically,you have requested that the speed limit be General Fax 612.937.5739 changed to 20 mph or signs be posted warning of the blind curve and children at play. Engineering Fax 612.937.9152 Public Safes Fax 612.934.2524 The City of Chanhassen receives several signage requests such as yours each year. The speed limit sign is a regulatory sign intended to inform motorists of the statutory speed limit for a roadway. The "Blind hfeb uww.ci.chanhassen.mnus Curve"and "Children at Play"signs are advisory signs which are intended to warn motorists unfamiliar with the roadway of potential hazards. Requests are evaluated based on criteria established by both the Federal and Minnesota Manuals on Uniform Traffic Control Devices(MUTCD). Each of the signs you have requested are addressed as follows: 1. The statutory minimum speed limit in Minnesota is 30 mph on residential roadways. I will inform the Public Safety Department of the need for additional enforcement in the area to deter excessive speeding. 2. The "Children at Play"sign is no longer recognized by the MUTCD as an appropriate sign to use since studies have shown that the sign did not affect driver behavior. Additionally,this type of sign gives parents a false sense of security which may further endanger children. 3. According to the Minnesota MUTCD,curve signs are to be used only when "geometric and operating conditions show the recommended speed on the curve to be greater than 30 mph and equal to or less than the speed limit established by law...". Thus,a blind curve warning sign is not warranted in this situation. The City has found the most effective way to deal with excessive speeding through residential neighborhoods such as your own which experience little or no cut-through traffic is through a combination of enforcement and education. As noted earlier,additional enforcement in your area is being requested. I also recommend that your neighborhood homeowners'association address this issue through education of the residents in your neighborhood. If I may be of any further assistance,please contact me at 937-1900,extension 156. Sincerely, CITY OF CHANHASSEN Anita L. Benson, P.E. City Engineer c: Scott Harr, Public Safety Director Dave Hempel, Assistant City Engineer City Council Administrative Packet(6/22/'98) g:\eng\anita\lettersdavis.doc The Ciry of Chanhassen.A growing community with clean lakes,qualm schools,a chaning,downtown,thriving businesses,and be.tutiif rl parks.A prat place to live, work,and pL: 4a'.a�i�ti *ice t7i±:' tiWt-J Vxyb -4, .. •-voiv ).A.W !-? -r; ti 4 __. :.*: ;:. . r --_ ROBERT F.M. DAVIS '- r >Tz, Junel, 1998 te- t. 2= x Honorable Nancy Mancino Mayor z 690 City Center Drive, Box 147 • _4_ =;r: Chanhassen, MN 55317 - Dear Mayor Mancino: . II.,:" :__;6y. The purpose of this letter is to request a.change in the speed limit on Oxbow Bend. It is a residential neighborhood with a large number of young :: '� children. The road has a blind curve and cars are currently rounding that curve much too fast. I'm afraid that with the summer coming up and all the „ . kids out playing, it's a tragedy waiting to happen. I respectfully request that the speed limit be changed to 20 miles per hour on that road, or at the very -f least signs posted on the road warning of the blind curve and children at play. _ I would appreciate your help in this matter. Please let me know if you need _ further information or action from me. I look forward to hearing from you -, -• � ,- very soon. ad.;;_ ,- Sincerely yours, '•':-I-,..„., 12,, ,,,,,p(2„,„„________ „*..._ . . _ _____ - - Robert F.Davis 6387 Oxbow Bend Chanhassen,MN 55317 - ig - = = Ofc-333-2338 v.— 1S Fax-333-6233 f ti-n'.- .. ..........._, .• v... . ,...... . ....... 0 F,_:. ... _. .___:_. L 4-,4- _�� -==_; JUN 0 8 1998 .CITY Of- ..HANnASSEN 912 GRAIN EXCHANGE BUILDING • MINNEAPOLIS, MN • 55415 1011 CITY OF CHANHASSEN PUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENT - INSPECTIONS DIVISION 690 City Center Drive,PO Box 147 Monthly Report-April, 1998 Chanhassen,Minnesota 5531- Phone 612.93.E 1900 INSPECTIONS General Fax 612.937.5739 April building and mechanical inspections continue at a record pace. April inspections were Engineering Fax u12.937.9152 highest in 1996 at 1156; this April at 1136 was second. Inspections have exceeded 1000 per Public Safety Fax 612.934.2524 month all year- another record. 1C"eb trwtnci.lia:nlyass?n.nnt.us April Inspections 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 Building NA 468 654 482 617 Mechanical NA 650 502 379 519 Total 1097 1118 1156 861 1136 Building inspectors were not involved with any fire inspections in April. The building inspector responsible for the building while it was under construction goes along with the fire inspector. Their familiarity with the building is helpful in determining if any changes have been made. Three of the fourbuildings had blocked exits; a problem that will be addressed by the Fire Protection Division. Five planning inspection were made in April. These all involved final inspections on fences. Planning inspections are most typically signs, fences and setbacks. No engineering inspections,other than erosion control, were done in April. Inspectors typically notify the Engineering Department of all damaged erosion control encountered during normal inspections. PERMITS 404 permits were issued by the Inspections Division in April. The April average for previous years is 285.This April's 404 permits is a record. The previous highest number of April permits was 373 in 1994. The following graph charts building, permits. mechanical permits and total permits from 1995 to the present: The City of C"rnhars el. gTo.1l1Jgi0111))!1!il1P'with i::'J7:..itie`.amt.lt: .,'cWUu.a ir,irP!)Jg[IUIi'ilt0:.'n. :'(1SI71?di?i.and place:0!J!'e. :,. Inspections Division Monthly Report April, 1998 Page 2 PSD-ID Permits 1995 to present 600 Building permits 500 I (Mechanical permits #All permits 400 300 200 _ - f 0 Tl i d l ( I I I It �� 111 IIi1iikJIIIII Ih hI v c m c 0O 6) c m v c O C/1 tin CO co rn rn V `,I -V0 V CO COC Cl2 CO VALUATIONS Valuation of construction for permits issued in April was $8,200,200. The average April valuations since 1990 is $3,396,550. This April's 8.2 million dollar valuation is a record. The previous highest April valuation was $4,773,800 in 1993. REVENUE April revenue was$119,854. The average April revenue since 1990 is $42,849. This April's revenue was a new record. The previous highest April revenue was $77,580 in 1994. OTHER STAFF ACTIVITIES Training 1. Four staff members attended the monthly Building Officials luncheon in Medina. Firestopping was the topic of discussion. 2. A mechanical inspector attended a seminar to learn about provisions of the newest mechanical code. 3. One inspector attended a septic system rectification class. Inspections Division Monthly Report April, 1998 Page 3 4. Four staff attended a seminar on architectural applications of the UBC and 1997 UBC update. 5. Three staff attended a seminar on the new exiting provisions in the UBC. 6. All Inspections Division staff attend our weekly meeting on Thursdays where we discuss new and ongoing issues. Enforcement. 1. A STOP WORK notice was posted at a Glendale Dr. home. Reroofing had started without a permit or application. Miscellaneous 1. The mechanical inspectors discovered an unapproved backflow preventer device on a new model of washing machine manufactured by a national company, and required that additional backflow be provided. The company has taken exception to our requirement. The Minnesota Department of Health and the city attorney are now involved with the company engineers and attorneys. pc: Scott Harr, Public Safety Director Inspections Division staff City Council administrative packet Public Safety Commission packet G:`.safetyksak\report\A pr.'98 Todd: This is Jerome Carlson. We talked about this last year,actually it's been a while. How are we doing on applying for some grant money on that tunnel, if that's what it takes,under TH 41. I'll keep pestering you,Todd,because quite frankly,we've got a big,big park over there—beautiful big park with trails,beach, well you know it well, that is absolutely underutilized by our community. I really believe that it would be utilized ten times as much as it is if people who are building and have all these houses,Lundgren Brothers, my place, all these other places that are going up. I really, really think that tunnel or some sort of a bridge is critical because it is a dangerous highway and people are going to be reluctant. I think if they had way to cross safely or even a flashing safety light, which is not preferable. Can you tell me if we are still pursuing that and where we stand on that? I'd appreciate your help. Thank you. My office fax is 474-0734 if you want to fax me a note, or you can call me at 470-6420. I'm in and out so much that a faxed note might be better. Anyway, let's communicate. Thank you. May 5, 1998 Note: Spoke with Mr. Carlson by phone the next day. I reminded Jerome that we had considered applying for this project under an"ISTEA"grant. However, an initial feasibility study indicated that the project would not meet eligibility requirements. TH (5-27-98) g:\park\th\jerome.doc Metropolitan Council G �y4674— Working for the Region, Planning for the Future Environmental Services June 4, 1998 Charles Folch City Engineer City of Chanhassen P.O. Box 147 Chanhassen, MN 55317-0147 RE: Flow Calculation for Third Quarter 1998 Cost Allocation Dear Mr. Folch: The Metropolitan Council Environmental Services Division has measured and/or calculated the flows through March 1998 generated within your community to be as follows: Third Quarter 1997: 226.82 Fourth Quarter 1997: 219.84 First Quarter 1998: 215.99 This information is considered to be preliminary and may be adjusted based on further review. The above flow calculations includes estimates for any unmetered connections that either enter or leave your community. Attached is a graph showing only metered flow, by month, for this year and the previous three years. Therefore, the quarterly flow volume shown above may not equate to the total 3 month flow volume given in the chart. The first quarter 1998 volume shown above will be used to allocate costs for your community during third quarter 1998. If you have any questions or require additional information, please call me at 602-1116, or Kyle Colvin at 602-1151. Sincerely, Donald S. Bluhm Municipal Services Manager DSB:ILE 3qtrS98 cc: Julius Smith, Metropolitan Council District 4 Lois Spear, Metropolitan Council Environmental Services AREA CODE CHANGES TO 651 IN JULY, 1998 230 East Fifth Street St. Paul. Minnesota 55101-1626 (612) 602-1005 Fax 602-1183 TDD/TFY 229-3760 An£qua!Opportunity Employer K CD CD �' 1 - J __L ((0 C(0 COO CO CD —I. N.) (A) -1 01 0) 1 a CO -NJ CD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -n O1 v, C:_ 0 "� - v N :, . s.„.4.X .. 0 in W :An :• : : : k v, .4 -a co "T"I • 0 rn co 0) V CD D in 'CD U (r t 0- : --... U1 CO --L , , . ....' \:11/11,\..i.: : 1 : K , • \ ' p 0 Ul rn ; �i- CO Ul N SD : : i / J Mmull 01 C C— : : ; ! ': ��. fl) V O (nN D i 11 , : / . Ca N i. H * D.M. J1 D r C) 51) : : ; ; al ui CD a co N O6 1 (D 3__. . . , , , . —0 CI) ) N.) -4. OD , , ' ' ',\l' W (1) S. , . , . 1 O1 QZ : , f . 0ti Ui %W1 : V (o 90 1 CD . -LI n : : : iii Cfl 101 CITY OF CHANHASSEN PUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENT - INSPECTIONS DIVISION 690City Center Drive.PO Box 147 Monthly Report-March, 1998 Chanhassen.Minnesota 55317 Quarterly Report-January, 1998 through March, 1998 Phone 612.937.1900 General Far 612.9375739 INSPECTIONS Engineering Fax 612.937.9152 Public Safety Fat612.934.2524 March building and mechanical inspections continue to be high. 1207 inspections were done Kb ten lcii.iiainitaiien.mn.lu in March. March Inspections 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 Building NA 487 589 508 682 Mechanical NA 481 482 323 525 Total 1251 968 1071 831 1207 The average number of inspections in March is 807, with a high of 1251 in 1994. 3494 inspections were done in the first quarter of 1998. the highest on record. The average for the first quarter is 2164 inspections. The previous highest quarter for inspections was 1996 with 2980 inspections. The following chart graphs numbers of inspections from 1995 to present: PSD-ID Inspections 1995 to present 1400 — -- - 1200 _I w 800 f 's ri..a�s �- -•--a_ ^ ` 600 4 !y N4, tiT— � `- f„ _i +•r _, F,r� ra C a 400 _ 9-a tti a? 200 _ s . a it I C n. CU 0 C nn. C C > c (O (DCr' (D [O (D (0 (D 6 6 CO (fJ (D p (D cn N cn or) a) rn V V V CO CO CD The C1n OI Cihzni iisen..Agrowing CO)nn: ...CJ(.:-.ai..id... ...'U0: .i. .::fit!• :JY.'....i'n. . 'ru:%'�71(i:,lei:e..iP,l:..' ::: dp..-rs..1;rear ic plt i to Ili?. . ' :•�...:c Inspections Division Quarterly/Monthly Report March, 1998 Page 2 Building inspectors accompanied the fire inspector and/or the fire marshal on fire inspections in two buildings in March: 1001 Park Road, United Mailing 1000 Park Road,Victory Envelope Building inspectors have assisted on a total of seven fire inspection through March, 1998.The building inspector responsible for the building while it was under construction goes along with the fire inspector. Their familiarity with the building is helpful in determining if any changes have been made. No planning inspections were made in March Planning inspections are most typically sign inspections and setbacks. No engineering inspections,other than erosion control, were done in March. Inspectors typically notify the Engineering Department of all damaged erosion control encountered during normal inspections. PERMITS 341 permits were issued by the Inspections Division in March. The March average for previous years is 257. The highest number of permits issued in a March was 448 permits in 1994. 1104 permits were issued in the first quarter of 1998,this highest since records have been kept. The average for the first quarter is 638. The following chart graphs the number of permits from 1995 to present. PSD-ID Permits 1995 to present 600 gm Building permits 500 _ ; r— i Mechanical permits; _All permits 400 300 200 _- - -, 00 I 11IIII1lI1I1EI1IiII11 •• . . .•... c_ 0 c„, r, CO C 03 -0 C 03 -10 C <13 v�i trii - Uri rn rn - W -4 6 - V OD CO - CO Inspections Division Quarterly/Monthly Report March, 1998 Page 3 VALUATIONS Valuation of construction for permits issued in March was $5,235,700. The average March valuations since 1990 is $3,860,575. The highest March valuation was $7,930,000 in 1994. The valuation of construction for the first quarter was $13,173,600. The average first quarter valuation for previous years is $12,512,688. The highest first quarter valuation was $18,554,300 in 1994. The following chart graphs the valuation of permits from 1995 to present. PSD-ID Valuations 1995 to present $12,000,000 $10,000,000 - $8,000,000 - - - $6,000,000 - $4,000,000 - $2,000,000 ' r C $0 D p " D " O " D " O DCD 01 c`°n ' c61 rn rn 2 rn `J , -V co CO oo CDo0 REVENUE March permit revenue was $77,852. The average March revenue since 1990 is $46.965. The highest March revenue was $87,168 in 1994. Permit revenue for the first quarter was $21 1.507, this represents the highest first quarter revenue since I began tracking it in 1990. The average first quarter revenue from 1990 to 1997 was S134.235. Inspections Division Quarterly/Monthly Report March, 1998 Page 4 The following chart graphs permit revenue from 1995 to present. PSD-ID Revenue 1995 to present $140,000 S120,000 $100,000 - - $80,000 _ - - - _ - $60,000 f _ - _ $40,000 - - - - - - ..- - . . . . - - -- - - $20,000 -. - r-- m -0 c �O a1) -0 c 0 m > c c > c o 7 - 7 � - 7 - 7 - U) V1 (jl 0) 0) Q) - V V CO 03 03 MONTHLY DATA SPREADSHEET The attached spreadsheet lists tracked data from 1990 to present: OTHER STAFF ACTIVITIES Training 1. Two staff members attended a means of egress seminar in March in Bloomington that was sponsored by the Fire Marshals Association of Minnesota 2. One staff member attended the March monthly inspectors lunch in Medina. A local fire restoration contractor made a second appearance, presenting information on building repair techniques used after a flood and discussing contractors emergency response. 3. Two staff members attended the Colorado Chapter Educational Institute for a week in March.. They attended classes on exiting, occupancy classification, fire-resistive construction, combustion air& venting. fire & smoke dampers, and international mechanical & plumbing code updates. 4. One staff member attended the monthly Carver County Building Officials meeting in Chaska. Uniformity' in deck review and inspection was the discussion topic. Inspections Division Quarterly/Monthly Report March, 1998 Page 5 Enforcement. 1. The water service was turned off and sealed closed on a home under construction on Melody Hill. Water was being used without a meter or backflow protection. 2. A STOP WORK order was posted on a shed under construction at a Saddlebrook Trail home. The shed was being built without a permit. Miscellaneous 1. A number of Public Safety Department staff toured the Weather Service building. 2. Two inspectors spent time in LeCenter helping their inspector assess storm damage from the tornado. pc: Scott Harr, Public Safety Director Inspections Division staff City Council administrative packet Public Safety Commission packet G:\safety\sak\report\Mar:93 PUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENT-INSPECTIONS DIVISION Monthly Data-1990 to Present Date Permit Budding Mechanical Total Number of Possible Construction Building Mechanical All permits Revenue Inspections Inspections Inspections Inspectors Inspections Valuation permits permits Jan-90 537.845 698 3 528 58,813.000 37 94 131 Feb-90 558,928 736 4 704 54.626,900 33 92 125 Mar-90 514,658 629 4 704 5692,700 21 104 125 Apr-90 534,102 748 4 704 54,479.597 72 76 148 May-90 539,994 799 4 704 52.918.600 103 108 211 Jun-90 531,521 894 4 704 S4.265.200 65 123 188 Jul-90 541,947 592 4 704 52.120.600 61 143 204 Aug-90 546,893 967 3 528 54.389,200 52 170 222 Sep-90 533.393 599 4 704 52.656.500 47 125 172 Oct-90 539.119 700 4 704 S4.172,303 42 222 264 Nov-90 524.298 589 4 704 51.184,600 38 95 133 Dec-90 526.391 430 4 704 52.670.800 24 98 122 1990 TOTAL S429.089 8381 342.989.397 595 1450 2045 Jan-91 521,256 458 4 704 32,806,800 21 54 75 Feb-91 S18,769 460 4 704 S1.034,700 26 97 123 Mar-91 538,319 367 4 704 53.972,300 44 124 168 Apr-91 $28.332 676 4 704 51.543,600 66 163 229 May-91 539.911 681 4 704 54.255.700 90 118 208 Jun-91 554.311 707 4 704 53.938.100 101 228 329 Jul-91 540,923 797 4 704 $3.226.100 71 175 246 Aug-91 533,039 917 4 704 52.802.300 63 181 244 Sep-91 S26,864 632 4 704 52,816.900 51 152 203 Oct-91 535,735 700 4 704 51,999.900 47 175 222 Nov-91 S10,278 461 4 704 51,475,800 14 71 85 Dec-91 522.928 464 4 704 51.703.000 22 76 98 1991 TOTAL S370.665 7320 531.575,200 616 1614 2230 N aun9e Rom -13.62% -12.66% -26.55% 3.53% 11.31% 9.05% previous year Jan-92 S21,077 502 4 704 $1.400.300 37 108 145 Feb-92 524,987 487 4 704 52.355.500 41 108 149 Mar-92 544,455 539 4 704 $3.511.400 61 163 224 Apr-92 531,245 743 4 704 $1.931.300 59 192 251 May-92 S34.144 691 4 704 54.060.800 95 132 227 Jun-92 567,177 808 4 704 S7,044.500 80 180 260 Jul-92 552,152 840 4 704 54.106.000 83 195 278 Aug-92 $48,848 759 4 704 53,496.200 74 177 251 Sep-92 S39,659 929 4 704 S2.473.50O 61 220 281 Oct-92 538,437 813 4 704 53.538,003 57 228 285 Nov-92 53,679 637 4 704 53.249 300 40 149 189 Dec-92 S41.587 622 4 704 53.038.900 44 185 229 1992 TOTAL $447.447 8370 540.2O5,700 732 2037 2769 14 change from 20.71% • 14.34% 27.33% 18.83% 26.21% 24.17% prewar year Jan-93 $33,643 591 4 704 54.818,500 25 119 144 Feb-93 S42,466 602 4 704 53.243,000 47 151 198 Mar-93 538.126 802 4 704 S3,157,500 54 206 260 Apr-93 $40,338 774 4 704 54,773,803 97 177 274 May-93 554,681 855 4 704 54.822,50O 119 185 304 Jun-93 545,824 815 4 704 53.285.700 102 227 329 Jul-93 S55,226 647 3 528 56.426,100 119 192 311 Aug-93 547,415 1016 4 704 53,028,400 57 225 282 Sep-93 542,336 916 4 704 53.499.700 73 170 243 Oct-93 555.892 874 4 704 53.993,200 82 314 396 Nov-93 542.288 921 4 704 S3,301,200 57 217 274 Dec-93 560.509 814 4 704 55.425.900 57 203 260 1993 TOTAL $558.744 9827 549,775,500 889 2386 3275 v.change Mom 24 87% prn„a,s „ 17 41% 23.80% 21.45% 17.13% 18.27% ye Jan-94 541.997 705 4 704 56,096.000 52 221 273 Feo-94 576.117 735 4 704 54.528.300 60 260 320 Mar-94 $87.168 1251 4 704 $7.930.000 82 366 448 Apr-94 56,758 1097 4 704 S4,125.700 103 270 373 Page 1 Date Permit Building Mechanical Total Number of Possible Construction Building Mechanical All permits Revenue Inspections Inspections Inspections Inspectors Inspections Valuation permits permits May-94 S77.488 1106 4 704 56.749.300 130 210 340 Jun-94 587.213 1369 6 1056 $5,332.900 110 433 543 Jul-94 $55.869 1158 6 1056 $6,116.400 101 246 347 Aug-94 5108.019 1355 6 1056 57.736.800 118 389 507 Sep-94 $71,585 1111 6 1056 56.771,800 108 333 441 Oct-94 $80,641 1121 6 1056 53.269.000 68 312 380 Nov-94 555,324 1026 5 880 54,813.900 61 190 251 Dec-94 383,504 914 5 880 $13.636.500 55 302 357 1994 TOTAL 5831,683 12948 $77.106.600 1048 3532 4580 %change rrom 48.85% 31.76% 54 91% 17.89% 48.03% 39.85% previous year Jan-95 561.738 436 439 875 5 t380 S4.373.500 66 223 289 Feb-95 559,782 342 438 780 5 880 $6,987,900 48 242 290 Mar-95 S61,022 487 481 968 5 880 34.794.000 51 267 318 Apr-95 $58.118 468 650 1118 5 880 54.032.100 73 264 337 May-95 $78.299 731 584 1315 6 1056 $6.720,100 135 280 415 Jun-95 $101,829 693 601 1294 6 1056 $9,438.300 133 378 511 Jul-95 $73,421 658 470 1128 6 1056 $5,467.800 80 271 351 Aug-95 $89,678 676 621 1297 6 1056 S5.216,200 77 327 404 Sep-95 379,197 601 444 1045 5 880 S6.291.500 86 300 386 Oct-95 395,354 615 471 1086 5 880 59.463.500 86 285 371 Nov-95 $69,022 671 377 1048 4 704 310.095,500 52 237 289 Dec-95 583.137 515 244 759 4 704 59.251.900 47 156 203 , 1995 TOTAL 5910.597 6893 5820 12713 $82,132.300 934 3230 4164 %change from 9.49% -1,81% 6.52% -10.88% -8.55% -9.08% previous year Jan-96 556,185 507 392 899 5 880 55.036.500 40 168 208 Feb-96 $62.544 535 475 1010 5 880 53.714 000 33 180 213 Mar-96 556.028 589 482 1071 5 880 54.348.000 57 251 308 Apr-96 $46,196 654 502 1156 5 880 53.223,600 84 230 314 May-96 573,749 615 443 1058 5 880 S6,075.300 121 295 416 Jun-96 580.944 586 349 935 5 880 56.537.900 121 199 320 Jul-96 $82,794 745 426 1171 6 1056 58.402,800 95 262 357 Aug-96 54,399 654 409 1063 6 1056 53,100,800 103 220 323 Sep-96 347,032 500 410 910 6 1056 S2,441,800 74 227 301 Oct-96 $49,492 587 423 1010 6 1056 55.986.500 104 230 334 Nov-96 $59,738 458 392 850 5 880 $3,387.800 52 215 267 Dec-96 $45.812 369 305 674 5 880 $4.413 300 34 91 125 1996 TOTAL $664,913 6799 5008 11807 S56,668,300 918 2568 3486 change torn -26.98% -0 013637 -0.1395189 -7.13% -31.00% -1.71% -20.50% -16.28% previous year Jan-97 $59.954 335 319 654 5 880 58.333 100 36 152 188 Feb-97 $20.878 395 270 665 5 880 51,048.900 24 151 175 Mar-97 535.943 508 323 831 5 880 52.478.700 42 162 204 Apr-97 536,877 482 379 861 5 880 $3.062.700 91 266 357 May-97 561,392 462 315 777 5 880 54.781,000 143 162 305 Jun-97 564,775 578 393 971 6 1056 35.206.000 111 241 352 Jul-97 554,515 585 429 1014 6 1056 55,009.300 106 228 334 Aug-97 558.946 60-900.we +e 1048 6 1056 S5.606.100 89 210 299 Sep-97 $88,782 561 11197:967,828 ' 917 6 1056 58.120.800 123 229 352 Oct-97 574.469 64`. tzar s9rotz 1184 6 1056 55.854.500 80 373 453 1997:5721,224 Nov-97 $86,528 /48' 859 6 1056 56.425.600 82 220 302 Dec-97 $125.949 639 441 1080 6 1056 59.388.900 55 321 376 1997 TOTAL $769,008 6292 4569 10861 565.315.600 982 2715 3697 %dranye torn 15.66% -0.0745698 -0.08765974 -8.01% 15.26% 6.97% 5.72% 6.05% previous year Jan-98 579.267 590 529 1119 6 1056 54,763,900 55 403 458 Feb-98 354,3138 580 588 1168 6 1056 $3,174,000 44 261 305 Mar-98 S77.852 682 525 1207 6 1056 $5,235.700 84 257 341 Apr-98 May-98 Jun-98 0 0 Jul-98 0 0 Aug-98 0 0 Sep-98 0 0 Oct-98 0 0 Nov-98 0 0 Dec-98 0 0 1997 TOTAL 5211.507 1852 1642 3494 S13.173.600 183 921 1104 K Cu^9e Seen -72.50% -0 705658 -0.64062158 -67 83% -79.83% -81 36% -66 08% -70.14% previous year Page 2 11011 CITY OF MEMORANDUM CHtNIIAS E TO: All Department Heads Cit}'Center Nye,PO Box 147 FROM: Don Ashworth, City Manager -�•` 'L kinhassen,Minnesota 55317 Phone612.937.1900 DATE: June 17, 1998 .eneral Fax 612.937.5739 ;ineering Fax 612.937.9152 SUBJ: Mid-Year Performance Reviews lie Safety Fax 612.934.2524 wu'u:ci.chanhassen.nnn.us This memorandum is to confirm that you and your supervisors need to complete performance reviews for all employees within your department by June 25`h. In submitting the reviews to this office, you should also include a memorandum as to where your department currently stands in meeting 1998 goals for your department (this will be forwarded to the city council). Karen Engelhardt will be scheduling times for you and I to discuss performances within your department, including yourself, between June 27 and July 3. All payroll adjustment sheets need to be submitted to finance by July 6 to ensure that such can become effective for the first payroll period in July(dated July 10— distributed July 17). g:\mgrlmidyearreview.doc f Chanhassen.A growing community with dean lakes,quality schools,a(-banning downtown,thriving businesses,and beautiful parks.A great place to lire,work.and play.