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Administrative Section
Letters to Dan McKay, Jason Steele Construction, dated March 25, 1998.
February Report, Public Safety Department, Inspections Division.
Chanhassen Chamber of Commerce Priorities from the State of the City Address
on March 24.
Email from Kevin & Tamie Hyde dated April 2, 1998.
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Email from Anita Graves regarding siren issue dated April 2, 1998.
Letter from Dave Headla dated April 3, 1998.
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CITY OF
CHANHASSEN
690 City Center Dril'e. PO Box 1-1-
CllilllllilSsen. Minnesota 5531-
Phone 612.937.1900
General Fax 612.937.5739
Engineering Fax 611.937.915':
Pub/ic Safety Fax 612.934.25':-1
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March 25, 1998
CERTIFIED MAIL
Mr. Dan McKay
James Steele Construction
1410 Sylvan St.
St. Paul, MN 55117
Re: City water service at:
USPS Carrier Annex
1775 Lake Drive West
Chanhassen, MN 55317
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Dear Mr. McKay:
Construction at the Carrier Annex appears to be substantially compete and the City has not yet been
contacted to perform a final inspection of the plumbing.
You were notified ofth(;: requirement for the inspection of the water service five times:
I. My 5/7/97 letter to Dave Parrott was copied to you and indicated the need for an inspection.
2. I discussed the requirement for the final plumbing walk through with you during a telephone
conversation on 5/7/97.
3. A 7/15/97 inspection required a final walk through before permanent water service was provided. A
copy of the inspection report was left at the job site
4. A 7/21/97 inspection required a reinspection after the lawn irrigation was installed. A copy of the
inspection report was left at the job site
5. My 8/1/97 letter to you noted a final inspection was required.
Temporary water service to the building will be discontinued fourteen days after your receipt of this letter
unless the required final inspection and approval of the plumbing is obtained.
Please call me at 937 \900 extension 139 if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
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Steve A. Kirchman
Building Official
pc: Don Ashworth, City Manager
Scott Harr, Public Safety Director
Anita Benson, City Engineer
Roger Knutson, City Attorney
Mark Littfin, Fire Marshal
Randy Debner, Mechanical Inspector
Sharmin AI-Jaff, Planner II
Mr. Brian Marshall. USPS
Mr. Greg Deeb, Mechanical Contractor
City Council administrative packet
Building file, \775 Lake Drive West
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CHANHASSEN
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Phone 612.937.1900
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March 25, 1998
CERTIFIED MAIL
Mr. Dan McKay
James Steele Construction
1410 Sylvan St.
St. Paul, MN 55117
Re: USPS Carrier Annex
1775 Lake Drive West
Chanhassen, MN 55317
Dear Mr. McKay:
Construction at the Carrier Annex appears to be substantially compete and the City has not yet been
contacted to perform a final inspection for the Fire Prevention Department.
You were notified of corrections for a final inspection before occupancy will be allowed.
1. A zone map must be provided for the fire alarm system with silencing and reset
instructions. The zone map shall be placed at the main panel and at the annunciator
panel locations. Chanhassen Fire Department/Fire Prevention Policy #01-1990.
2. The ground fault problem with the horn!strobe circuit as identified by the Simplex
technician must be fixed prior to the final.
3. The sprinkler and fire alarm system monitoring must have UL 72 Certification. All
signals going to the central station must be tested and witnessed by the Fire Marshal.
Chanhassen Fire Department/Fire Prevention Policy #01- I 990 and #40-1995.
4. The hydrant along the east side of the building in the hill must either be moved up or
have the dirt dug out around it so that a wrench can properly open the connections on
the hydrant. Minnesota Uniform Fire Code 1991 Section 10.403.
Temporary water service to the building will be discontinued fourteen days after your receipt of this letter
unless the required final inspection and approval of the Fire Inspector is obtained.
Please call me at 937 1900 extension 262 if you have any questions.
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Greg Hayes
Fire Inspector! Training Coordinator
pc: Don Ashworth, City Manager
Scott Harr, Public Safety Director
Anita Benson. City Engineer
Roger Knutson, City Attorney
Mark Littfin. Fire Marshal
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Mr. Dan McKay
August 4, 1997
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Randy Debner, Mechanical Inspector
Shannin AI-Jaff, Planner II
Mr. Brian Marshall, USPS
Mr. Greg Deeb, Mechanical Contractor
City Council administrative packet
Building file, 1775 Lake Drive West
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CITY OF
CHANHASSEN
10 City Center Drive, PO Box 147
Chanhassen, Minnesota 55317
Phone 612.937.1900
General Fax 612.937.5739
:ngineering Fax 612.937.9152
ublic Safety Fax 612.934.2524
Web www.ci.chanhassen.mn.lls
PUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENT - INSPECTIONS DIVISION
Monthly Report - February, 1998
INSPECTIONS
February building and mechanical inspections were once again the highest for the month
since I've been keeping records. That's the third record breaking month in a row.
Building
Mechanical
Total
1994
NA
NA
735
Februarylnspecuons
1995 1996
342 535
438 475
780 1010
1998
580
588
1168
1997
395
270
665
Inspections will probably stay high throughout the spring based on the number of building
permits issued in December, 1997 and January, 1998.
Building inspectors accompanied the fire inspector and/or the fire marshal on fire inspections
in four buildings in February:
8335 Commerce Drive, Power Systems
18410 West 77th St., Ver-Sa-Til
8020 Park Place, Mail Source
1500 Park Road, PMT
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 four buildings had blocked exits; a problem that will be
addressed by the Fire Protection Division.
One planning inspection were made in February on Pontiac Circle as a result of a complaint.
No action was necessary. Planning inspections are most typically sign inspections and
setbacks.
No engineering inspections, other than erosion control, were done in February. Inspectors
typically notify the Engineering Department of all damaged erosion control encountered
during normal inspections.
PERMITS
305 penn its were issued by the Inspections Division in February. The February average for
previous years is 227. The highest number of permits issued in a February was 320 permits in
1994.
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February, 1998 "
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VALUATIONS
Valuation of construction for permits issued in February was $3,174,000. The average
February valuations since 1990 is $3,934, I 71. The highest February valuation was $6,987,900
in 1995.
REVENUE
February revenue was $54388. The average February revenue since 1990 is $52,067. The
highest February revenue was $76,117 in 1994.
PSD-ID Revenue
1995 to present
$140,000
$120,000
$100,000
$80,000
$60,000
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OTHER STAFF ACTMTIES
Training
1. Four staff members anended the monthly Building Officials luncheon in Medina. A local
fire restoration contractor presented information on building repair techniques used after a
fire.
Enforcement.
Inspections Division Monthly Report
February, 1998
Page 3
1. A DO NOT OCCUpy notice was posted at a Melody HilI home. Permits had expired and
previously noted corrections had not been made.
2. A STOP WORK order was posted on a Majestic Way home. The unoccupied home was
being remodeled without a permit.
Miscellaneous
1. Elizabeth Burgett celebrated her fourth anniversary with the Public safety Department.
Leslie Michel celebrated her third anniversary.
2. A number of staff attended the funeral of Carver County Deputy, Sergeant Bob Pagelkopf s
father.
G:lsafetylsaklreponlFeb, '98
Chanhassen Chamber Priorities
March 24, 1998
. Transportation
- Pedestrian & Bike Included
. Affordable Housing
- A lot of multiple family: associated problems
. Assisted Living: Use old S1. Hubert's
. Youth of our Community:
- Cinema attraction
- Problem with hanging out
- Plan for their safety and well being
. Communication/Between Bus Community and City Council
. Status of Parks and Trails Referendum
. Economic Development Authority:
- What direction has the city council given the EDA?
- Has the council given consideration to changing this make-up?
. Planning: The Approval Process:
- Is the review process efficient?
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Salutations,
After spending many hours trying to find "viable" City, County, State
and Country information on the Internet for our kids school reports, my wife
Tamie and I decided to put together a web site for just that purpose. We
have included your site in our index.
The site is http://OfficiaICitySites.com and some say it is indeed a
good service. See what others have to say about it here:
http://OfficiaICitySites.com/quotes.htm .
Please review the site, and if you like it, or think that it would be a
good resource, please feel free to bookmark it for future reference. Also,
please forward to the URL to others so they can use it as well.
Official City Sites IS NOT a commercial site! We provide it FREE to all
who wish to use it!
If you care to do so, you may place a link to the site.
Thank you for your time,
Kevin & Tamie Hyde
webmaster@officialcitysites.com
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Ashworth. Don
From:
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Thursday, April 02,19989:33 AM
'Don Ashworth'
FW: Sirens
From: Anita Graves <agraves@fsi-intl.com>
Sent: Thursday, April 02, 1998 9:11 AM
To: chpsdir@cLchanhassen.mn.us
Subject: Sirens
Like many others, , saw the newscast last night regarding Chanhassen's
appalling inadequacy of weather warning sirens.
As a resident of five years, this is the first time I've heard of this
disturbing lack of sirens. I've been concerned in the past when the
sirens would go off and I have to open my bedroom window to determine
whether that's actually what I'm hearing.
I realize that the sirens are supposed to be in place to warn people
outdoors, not indoors, but I also believe there is a baseline
expectation as a citizen of this community that the city will provide
sufficient warning systems to ALL residents.
The excuses I heard on the news last night were unacceptable. This is
not a question of improvements or "nice to have" items. This is a
baseline requirement of public safety that every community has an
obligation to provide to its citizens. When you make a decision to move
to a community, you carry a reasonable expectation for safety, including
access to fire fighters, emergency medical interventions, and severe
weather warnings. It is NOT the individual citizen's responsibility to
go out and purchase a weather radio when you live in a community like
Chanhassen.
I'm hopeful that you've been inundated with phone calls, e-mails,
letters and people dropping by your office expressing their concern over
this situation.
I enjoy living in Chanhassen, and feel we have many fine systems and
community services to be proud of. It was very disturbing to see our
community on the news looking like our city frankly doesn't care about
our citizens. While I as a citizen have seen many demonstrations of how
the city cares, anyone watching the news last night certainly came away
with a different pict~re.
Let's remedy that, before we wind up on the news again.
Anita Graves
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To Mayor Mancino and Council
April 3, 1998
Subject: Proposed Extension of Coulter Blvd. through Bluff Creek Wetland
I understand you have a working session on April 6, and a council meeting on May 11, to
vote on the proposed road through a wetland.
T would like to make an input on the proposed project and ask you to take a bold stand
and just say NO to any more destruction of our valuable wetlands. The reason T have
taken this stand is because of my association with the environment, over many decades,
and have observed the reckless destruction of wetlands. By and large the destruction was
not deliberately done to harm the environment, it was done on one small piece at a time
and always "this little bit" wilI only have a minimal effect. For brevity T have not discussed
the many amenities of wetlands.
Supporting a "no more wetland destruction" is not necessarily an interesting subject, for
the general public has little interest in something they do not understand and how many
can even conceive the concept of "how will this affect us in 20 or 30 years"? I believe as a
council person you have the responsibility of balancing your decisions not only for
immediate goals but also consider the result in long term goals. Ask yourself what effect
this proposed road will have on your grand kids. Will they have a wetland to explore and
look for frogs, salamanders, bugs and insects like down at Henderson, ? Will they even
have a wetland available or understand what a wetland is? Ask yourself an additional
question "will this road even be necessary after highway 5 is upgraded".
If this road is approved don't expect the wetland to stay as is, history has shown the same
process of "a little bit wilI have only a minimal effect" will keep on happening. Many little
bits over time will corrupt another wetland. I spent too much time on the planning
commission listening to these, soon to be forgotten promises, that this is the end of
wetland invasion. .
Please look at this as an opportunity to start a solid base to say no to any wetland
destruction. Tfyou say no to this one, just think how every one will start looking for
alternatives instead of asking for "wetland deviations".
I will be sending a letter to the Villager asking citizens to call council people asking them
to advise you of their opinion. However don't expect an abundance of calls, few people
are that interested, especially looking 30 years out! (This is where you come in)
Sincerely,
Dave Headla
6870 Minnewashta Parkway
Excelsior MN 55331
474-7269
Finance Department
. Attached is a letter from the Carver
County Auditor's Office regarding 1998
property tax statements.
Public Safety Department
. Chanhassen was well represented in
emergency response efforts in southwest-
ern Minnesota after recent tornadoes. We
helped by ssending firefighters and
equipment; police help; secretarial
support; and building inspections help.
Not only was it an opportunity to help
those that we would call upon to help us if
roles were reversed, but it was a fantastic
opportunity to exercise our emergency
response plan. I'm really proud of all that
chipped in to help.
. The Citizens Policy Academy, nearing the
halfway point, is getting rave reviews. The
class is having a lot of fun and learning a
great deal.
. Beth's helmet sales program is going
great gruns again this year. The one
change is that these helmets are "all
purpose" sports helmets rather than just
bicycle helmets (so they work great for
inline skating, skateboarding, etc., too).
I Planning Department
! . As you may have noticed on your
i agenda, Monday's work session will
begin at 5 :00 p.m. to allow review color
samples for the cinema. Options will
include previously approved construc-
tion materials and those proposed by Mr.
Copeland.
. Mr. Homhompkins, President of
Contractor Property Developers Com-
pany is holding a neighborhood meeting
on April 9th to introduce a single family
development concept prior to official
submittal to the city. You may recall this
subdivision by its previous name, Lake
Lucy Estates, which was proposed to be
Updates from City Hall--Apri18, 1998
developed by Mike Byrne (see attached
letter and map).
. Don Guyer, a commercial fisherman
working for Chanhassen, is continuing his
efforts to remove unwanted fish species
from Lake Susan. On Monday, he placed
ten trap nets in ~4.e lake to further the city's
effort to reduce the bullhead population.
Nets will be collected next Monday. If you
receive any calls on this, Don is a licensed
commercial fisherman who has been
permitted by the DNR for this type of
'activity. Next Wednesday, April IS, Tom
Eberhart of Sweetwater Technology will be
applying alum to Lake Susan. I recently
put a fact sheet on alum in council member
mailboxes (I apologize for the lack of an
explanation) to assist in answering
questions. I have also been in contact with
the Villager and hopefully a similar article
will appear before next week's treatment. If
you have any questions, call Phillip at ext.
105.
. Three applicants were interviewed for the
Environmental Commission on Monday
night, April 6, to fill four vacancies on the
Commission. Three members have terms
expiring at the end of March and one
member resigned early in the year. Of the
three whose terms are expiring, only one
(Jack Atkins) is reapplying. Bill Coldwell
and Susan Wright decided not to continue
on the Commission due to scheduling
conflicts.
When the commission was first appointed,
City Council members Steve Berquist and
Mark Senn, along with then-Mayor Don
Chmiel interviewed nine applicants. All
applicants were appointed and the
Commission became a total of nine
members rather than six members as
requested by staff. The nine members
were assigned staggered 3 year terms,
which meant that 3 members would be up
for reappointment at the same time. The
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Commission has been in existence for two
years and, in that time, three members
have been reappointed following expira-
tion of their terms. Also in that time, two
members resigned due to personal time
conflicts. One vacancy was filled and the
other is one of the openings currently
being applied for by the applicants.
Having nine members on the Commission
has worked. The group has benefited
from having multiple points of view ,
increased creativity, and thorough
discussions on any issues they have
approached.
Public Works/Engineering Dept.
. Spring hydrant flushing continues
during the hours of I I :00 p.m. and 5:00
a.m
· The Street Department is currently
switching the traffic signal red indicators
to the lower wattage LED lights to save on
monthly energy costs. The capital costs
associated with this change over is being
funded by a grant from NSP.
· The first round of city-wide street
sweeping is nearing completion.
Administration
· At their last meeting, the EDA
requested a financial analysis of the
estimated market values for the Oak
Pond development to see what impact
the building code violations may have
had on each of the properties. Attached
is a financial analysis of each valuation
from 1996 to 1998. The percent increase
column compares 1998 values to 1997
values. You will notice that most of the
properties received an increase between
4%-8% in their market value. Staffwill
present these findings at our next EDA
meeting scheduled for April 16.
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Office of County Auditor
Carver County Government Center
Administration Building
600 East Fourth Street
Chaska, Minnesota 55318-2184
Phone (612) 361-1910
(612) 446-1722
Fax (612) 361-1919
Mark Lundgren
County Auditor
Laurie Engelen
Deputy County Auditor
CARVER
COUNTY
Memo
To: All Oty Administrators/Clerks, Township Clerks
From: Mark Lundgren, Carver Couhty Auditor
Date: 03/31/98
Re: Payable 1998 Property Taxes
Payable 1998 property taxes have been calculated and statements are to be mailed on March
31, 1998. A local vendor, ComData, was utilized this year as an out source for the printing
and mailing of the tax statements. The property tax statement has changed from the prior
years' multiple copies to a single sheet. The statement is broken down into three areas with
perforations to allow for a state copy, the main body with all pertinent tax information, and
payment stubs to be separated and returned with payments for first and second half tax
amounts. An example of the new statement is attached to help you respond to taxpayer
inquiries.
Please note the change in reporting Special Assessments on this year's
statement. In prior years, the tax statement listed Special Assessments by type of
assessment, followed by your code number assigned to the assessment, and lastly the dollar
amount charged under each cOde. The. bottom of the Special Assessment box reported the
total amount of interest and principal for all assessments (see example of old tax statement).
This year's new format lists the Special Assessment type and the dollar amount. The total
amount of interest and principal is listed above the individual assessments on line 13. Each
assessment will be described by one of the following 11 digit types:
D - New Dev Impr F - Flood Control
W - Water 1 - Street Impr
4 - Fire Protec 5 - Delinq Util
9 - Waste Mgmt (formerly Solid Waste)
M - Misc Asmt
2 - Curb/Gutter
6 - WeedsjTrees
S - Sewer
3 - Water Drain
7 - Storm Sewer
As this change in~the tax statement was brought to our attention late in the tax process, we
used the current type codes available to us. Before next year's reporting we will be working
with each of you to add new types, if needed, to the above list.
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AjJirmativ(' ACliun/Eijlllll OppOr/lll/ilY Employer
P,.;n'N! nil !O% Posf-rnnSlImer Ree"eri'd Paper
Each city/township has been supplied with the following property tax information unique to
their district.
Name/Address/Legal Description Usting (by PID #)
Name/Address/Legal Description Usting (alpha by taxpayer)
Special Assessment Usting
Special Assessment Code Usting
Tax Increment Finandng Parcel Modeler (if applicable)
Tax Increment Financing Tax Value and Credit Usting (if applicable)
Other special requests as needed.
The Payable 1998 property tax process contained many changes to the tax calculation
process. Included was more in-depth breakdown of school tax, a new education homestead
credit (maximum of $225 for residential homestead properties and the house, garage and
one acre of homestead agricultural properties), a shift of tax burden from
commercial/industrial properties to residential properties, more widely used market value
based tax, continued changes in tax increment financing and fiscal disparities and the
implementation of a new tax statement.
The overall property tax calculation is a lengthy one and involves the cooperation and hard
work of many organizations and individuals. As with all projects of this size, you hit a few
bumps in the road but we are pleased with the overall process. We appreciate the excellent
working relationships we have with the staff members of our townships, cities and schools.
Thank you for attention to deadlines and quick responses to our calls. We appreciate your
patience during this time, as we may not have been able to respond to you immediately on
other issues.
Please feel free to share the above information with council and town board members. If you
have further questions or concerns, do not hesitate to contact us.
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CARVER COUNTY TREASURER
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Use this amount for the special property tax refund on schedule 1 of Form M.' PR ..............................................................
YOUR PROPERTY TAX AND HOW IT IS REDUCED BY THE STATE
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Your property tax before reduction by state.paid aids and credits ................................................................................................
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A. Homestead and Agricultural credit paid by the State of Minnesota to reduce your property lax...................................
B. Other credits paid by lhe State of Minnesota to reduce your property tax ......:......................................................................
Your property lax after reduction by state.paid aids and credits .....................................................................................................
WHERE YOUR PROPERTYfAXDOLLARS GO
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You may be eligible for one or even two
refunds 10 reduce your properly lax.
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TAXES OF S50.00 OR LESS MUST BE PAID IN
FULL. IF YOU PAY YOUR TAXES LATE, YOU
WILL BE CHARGED A pENALTY. NO RECEIPT
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ST.' \IENT OF PROPERTY TAX 1':\ YABLE J'- '9911- CARVER COUNTY, l\'\lNNESOTA
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uwe Jclillqucnt taxes.
1997
1998
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E.\limatcd M<lrkcl Value:
New Impro\'ements:
Tax..hle f\brkl'l y,.lne:
M.IPR Line I Amuunt:
t>.1_1I'1{ Line 2 Amount:
Line (1 Amuunt:
Prop..::rl)' Class:
585,100
585,100
C;:ARCEI. NO.: C
583, '100
585,100
TAXI'A YEI{
33,515.21
RES. NON-HSTD
COMMERCIAL
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STATEMENT OF PROPERTY TAXES PAYABLE IN 1998
DONALD F. DAHLKE
CARVER COUNTY TREASURER
P.O. BOX 169
CHASKA, MN 55318-0069
1997
1998
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New IUlprO\!Clllcnts:
Estimated M:1rkcl V011uc:
T:!.x.ablc M.lrkct Value:
Property Class:
585,100
583, '100
RES. NON-HSTO
COMMERCIAL
585,100
585,100
COMMERCI^L
RES. NON-HSTD
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Use lhi!o. <1molll1l111l fmm :\'1-1 PH. to M.:C if you're eligihle for a property tax refund. File
hy AUJ;I1'..1 I~, If this box is chcdcd. you tl\\C dclillljllcnt taxes ~1I1tJ arc not eligihk.
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') U~~ Ihi~ ;IIlUllll1( for thc ~Il\:ci<ll pruperly t.IX refund 011 M:hcdule I or rorm M-l PRo
YUllr Propcrl). Tux ^"d 1I0w ills Rcduced lIy The Slule
J. Ynur property lax hdure n:du~tion by st;Jte-paid aids and credits.
4. Aid p;lid hy the ~IJlc of Minncsnl<l tn reduce your property tax.
5. Crc\lit~ paid by the sl;Jh: or f\lillnC~()t.lto rcuu\,."c your propcrty lax:
1\. New edUGltioll hOlllc:..tead crcdit
fl. Othcr "edils
(I. Your pnlpcn)' tax illh.'r rclluclioll hy state-paid .Iids .md credits.
b5,232.35
31,717.14
5'1,7b1.2'1
30,0'18.88
33,515.21
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Where Your I'roperly Tux Dollars Go
7. COUllty,
X. City or T\I\\'I1.
1) Sdl\lol diqrict: 0112 1\, Stale dCh:rmincd levy.
B. Vuler OIppnwcd levies,
C. Olher Inc;illcviL's.
10. Spc\.'ial T<l;\t,in~ Diqri\:I~: A.
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D. FI5C^L
II. N()lH.~hnl1l voter approved rderenlla levies.
12. "\11;11 prnpcny laxl'!o.l)l'fnre !\pccial assessments.
I J. Spcl.j~1I AS"iC!\SIllCIlI''': INTEREST 750.64 PRINCIPAL 4,736. 9S
Il^STE MGMT 175.00 FLOOD CONTR 357.73
MISC ASMT b40.0'1 MISC ASMT 2,524.30
Il^TER 1,7'10.47
554.0'1
23,141.45
10,373.7b
33,515.2\
5,500.7'1
17,533.00
11,575.32
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5,487.5'1
3'1,Olb.00
35,150.00
1.1. Your total properl)' (&IX and ~pccial ilsseSSlllcnLs.
If ~lIU 1m)' )'uur 1.IXCS late)'lm will he charged a pcnaU)'.
Sl'e hack rur rall'.
P"y this tlInounL no lilLer than HAY 15
Pay this amount no 1.ILer than OCTOBER 1 S
17,575.00
17,575.00
You may bc eligible lor onc or evcn two refunds 10 reduce your property lax. Read the back 01 this statement to find out how to apply.
1911X 2NIlllhLF ('A YABLE
1998 1ST 11M_I' I'A YABLE
COHMERCI^L
RES. NON-HSTD
SECOND HAlf TAX AMT
COMMERCIAL
RES. NON-HSTD
FULL TAX AMT
35,150.00
FtAST HAlF TAX AMT
17,575.00
PEN I I
SECOND H^LF DUE
OCTOBER 1 5
FIRST HALF DUE
M^Y 15
17,575.00
PEN I )
TOTAL
TOTAL
MAKE CIIECKS I'A I' AIILE TO:
Donald F. I).hlke
TREASURER
TAXES OF $50.00 OR LESS
MUST BE PAID IN FULL.
PUT CHANGE OF ADDRESS HERE
~I,\KI-. ("IIITKS I'A Y.\III.E TO:
nUIl.,1l1 F. 1);lhlkt'
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PUT CIlANGE OF ADDRESS HERE
APR-01-1998 12:46
SCHERER BROS.
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COl1trtlctor Property Developers Company
612 627 0838 P.01/02
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April 1, 1998
Dear Neighbor: .
You are invited to attend an informal meeting scheduled for Thursday April 9, 1998 at
6:30 p.m. in the Lake Susan Room of the Chanhassen Recreation Center located at 2310
Coulter Boulevard, Chanhassen.
The purpose of this meeting is to introduce you to the proposal of a single-family
development located off Lake Lucy Road (see enclosed vicinity map). At this meeting,
we will be presenting a concept site plan for this proposed development.
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We look forward to the evening of April 9, 199~ to discuss this proposal and solicit you
comments. If you have any questions and/or are unable to attend the meeting please feel
free to contact us at 627-0823. "
Very truly yours,
CONTRACTORPROERTY
DEVELOPERS COMPANY
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LOESCHIEDER CUSTOM HOMES
Homer Tompkins, President.
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Richard A. Loscheider, President
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Enclosure
co: Sharmin AI-Jaff," Planner, City of Chanhassen
911 () }(,rd A~'ellUe NU1'tb,
Bl"o()k~Yl1 PlIrk, MJV)544.>
627~0823 · Fax 627-0S38
APR-01-1998 12:46
SCHERER BROS.
612 627 0838 P.C12/02
Vicinity Map
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C011tractor Property Developers Compa;zy';-
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