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PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION
TUESDA Y, NOVEMBER 15, 1994, 7:30 P.M.
CHANHASSEN CITY HALL, 690 COULTER DRIVE
6:45 P.M. . INTERVIEW COMMISSION CANDIDATES
7:30 P.M. . CALL TO ORDER, REGULAR MEETING
ROLL CALL
APPROV AL OF AGENDA (Commission may add or delete items at this time.)
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. Item Deleted ** (Minutes not available).
VISITOR PRESENT A TIONS
Commission procedures allow for presentations from the audience at this time. If a motion is
required, the item will be forwarded to the next available agenda to allow for publication and
review of items prior to consideration.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS. None
NEW BUSINESS
2. Land Subdivision Proposal: Metes and Bounds Subdivision to subdivide Lot 3,
Minnewashta Park into 2 lots located north of Orchard Lane and south of Highway 7.
Obed and Mildred Melom
2540 Orchard Lane
Excelsior, MN 55331
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Land Subdivision Proposal: Preliminary plat to subdivide 8 acres into 2 single family
lots zoned RSF, Residential Single Family; Located west of Highway 7, east of
Hennepin County Regional Railroad Authority, and south of Pipewood Curve;
Delwiche Addition.
Lyle Delwiche
4131 Pipewood Curve
Excelsior, MN 55331
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Land Subdivision Proposal: Conceptual and Preliminary Planned Unit Development to
rezone 89.59 acres of property zoned A2, Agricultural Estate to PUD; Preliminary plat
one block (48 units - 14 twin home buildings and 5 four-plex buildings) and 2 outlots;
Located in the southwest corner of the intersection of Highway 5 and Galpin
Boulevard; Autumn Ridge, Good Value Homes, Inc. (O'Shaughnessy property).
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Good Value Homes, Inc.
9445 East River Road, Suite 201
Coon Rapids, MN 55433
5. Land Subdivision Proposal: Conceptual plan and subdivision, rezoning from A2,
Agricultural Estate to pun, Planned Unit Development for an office campus/
residential use on 20 acres of property; Located at 1350 Flying Cloud Drive (fonner
Assumption Seminary property); Franklin Svoboda Associates.
Franklin Svoboda Associates
25580 Nelshine Drive
Shorewood, MN 55331
6. Program Reports:
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Lake Ann Parking/Gate Attendant Year End Report.
Halloween Party Evaluation.
February Festival Cross Country Fun Ski.
Kreative Kids.
Senior Center.
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7. Administrative Presentations:
a. Proposed Park, Open Space and Trail Acquisition and Development
Referendum (Verbal).
8. Conunission Member Presentations.
ADJOURNMENT
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PROPOSAL:
Metes and bounds subdivision to subdivide Lot 3, Minnewashta Park into 2 lots.
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North of Orchard Lane and South of Highway 7 (2540 Orchard Lane)
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Excelsior, MN 55331
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PRESENT ZONING:
RSF, Residential Single Family
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N . State Highway 7
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COMPREHENSIVE PARK PLAN:
Neighborhood Park.
This site lies within the park service area of Herman Field
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CO MPREHENSIVE TRAIL PLAN: Future plans call for a trail paralleling State Highway 7. This
trail will be constructed within the existing right-of-way.
RECOMMENDATION
It is recommended that the Park and Recreation Commission recommend the city council require
the following conditions of approval in regard to parks and trails for the Meloro Subdivision:
1. Full park and trail fees be collected per city ordinance in lieu of land dedication and/or
trail construction (1 lot, current residential park and trail fees are $900 and $300,
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TRACT A
All that part of Lot 3, Minnewashta Park, Carver County, Minnesota described as follows:
Beginning at the southeast corner of said Lot 3; thence on an assumed bearing of North
23 degrees 53 minutes 35 seconds West along the Northeasterly line of said Lot 3 a distance
of 230.20 feet to the Southerly right of way line of State Highway No.7; thence South 87 degrees
53 minutes 27 seconds West along said Southerly right of way line a distance of 143.59 feet;
thence South 14 degrees 06 minutes 26 seconds East a distance of 181.90 feet; thence South
13 degrees 54 minutes 22 seconds East a distance of 68.70 feet to the Southerly line of said Lot
3; thence Easterly along said Southerly line to the point of beginning and there terminating.
Subject to any and all easements of record. Containing 0.8 acres more or less.
TRACT B
All that part of Lot 3, Minnewashta Park, Carver County, Minnesota lying Southerly of the
Southerly right or way line of State Highway No. 7 except that part of said Lot 3 described as
follows:
Beginning at the southeast corner of said Lot 3; thence on an assumed bearing of North
23 degrees 53 minutes 35 seconds West along the Northeasterly line of said Lot 3 a distance
of 230.20 feet to the Southerly right of way line of State Highway No.7; thence South 87 degrees
53 minutes 27 seconds West along said Southerly right of way line a distance of 143.59 feet;
thence South 14 degrees 06 minutes 26 seconds East a distance of 181.90 feet; thence South
13 degrees 54 minutes 22 seconds East a distance of 68.70 feet to the Southerly line of said Lot
3; thence Easterly along said Southerly line to the point of beginning and there terminating.
Subject to any and all easements of record. Containing 0.8 acres more or less.
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PRC DATE: 11-15-94
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PROPOSAL:
Preliminary plat to subdivide 8 acres into 2 single family lots zoned RSF,
Residential Single Family, Delwiche Addition
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Lyle Delwiche
4131 Pipewood Curve
Excelsior, MN 55331
PRESENT ZONING:
RSF, Residential Single Family
ADJACENT ZONING
AND LAND USE:
N . Pipewood Curve
S - State Highway 7
E - State Highway 7
W - RSF, Residential Single Family (existing house)
COMPREHENSIVE PARK PLAN: This site physically lies (as the crow flies) within the
park service area for the proposed Minnewashta Neighborhood Park. However, due to the presence
of State Highway 7 and the absence of any reasonable access, the new lot is not served by an
existing city park, nor will it be served by any future park.
CO MPREHENSIVE TRAIL PLAN: The "north" rails to trails corridor lies within 400 feet of
the new lot; however, access to it is precluded by the existing dwelling. A short walk down the
shoulder of State Highway 7 will connect you to the trail, but obviously does not provide ideal
access.
Park and Recreation Commission
November 15, 1994
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RECOMMENDATION
It is recommended that the Park and Recreation Commission recommend that the city council
require the following conditions of approval in regard to parks and trails for the Delwiche
Addition:
1. Full park and trail fees be collected per city ordinance in lieu of land dedication and/or
trail construction (1 lot, current residential park and trail fees are $900 and $300,
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PROPOSAL:
Conceptual and Preliminary Planned Unit Development to rezone 89.59 acres
of property zoned A2, Agricultural Estate to PUD; Preliminary Plat One Block
(48 units - 14 twin home buildings and 5 fourplex buildings) and 2 Outlots
LOCATION:
Southwest comer of the intersection of Highway 5 and Galpin Boulevard,
Autumn Ridge (Betty O'Shaughnessy Property).
APPLICANT:
Good Value Homes, Inc.
9445 East River Road, Suite 201
Coon Rapids, MN 55433
PRESENT ZONING:
A2, Agricultural Estate District
ADJACENT ZONING
AND LAND USE:
N . State Highway 5
S - Trotters Ridge Planned Unit Development
E - Galpin Boulevard
W - A2, Agricultural Estate (Opus)
COMPREHENSIVE PARK PLAN: This site lies within the park service areas of the new
recreation center park, the future Stone Creek neighborhood park and the future nature preserve park
to be partially located on the same property as this development.
COMPREHENSIVE TRAIL PLAN: This development site contains or is adjacent to three
traiVsidewalk corridors.
1. Interior Corridor Abutting Wetland: The applicant has identified a 20 ft. walkway easement
along the wetland as requested by the city. An 8 ft. wide asphalt trail shall be constructed
per city specifications by the developer within this easement. This portion of the public
improvements shall be bid as a lump sum separate from other improvements with a minimum
Autumn Ridge Development
November 15, 1994
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of three bids being received. Upon completion of the trail and the acceptance of it by the
city, the developer shall be reimbursed for said construction from the park and trail dedication
fund.
2. Sidewalk Parallelling Proposed Parkway: This sidewalk is a mandated public
improvement whose design and construction is administered by the planning and
engineering departments.
3. Trail Along Galpin Boulevard (CR 19): This future trail will be constructed within
the dedicated right-of-way of Galpin Boulevard.
OPEN SPACE DEDICATION: The applicant has identified an area of upland (2.81 acres)
for dedication as open space to accomplish a density transfer to the portion of the property
being developed. However, the area proposed as open space is not currently owned by the
applicant. The city is currently negotiating a purchase agreement (for park purposes) with the
underlying owner (O'Shaughnessy) of all these parcels and the granting of any density
transfers will be incorporated into this agreement. City ordinance prohibits this open space
area from receiving a double credit, i.e. it cannot be used for a desnity transfer and be
counted as open space dedication.
RECOMMENDATION
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It is recommended that the Park and Recreation Commission recommend the city council
require the following conditions of approval in regard to parks and trails for the proposed
Autumn Ridge planned unit development.
1. Full park and trail fees be collected per city ordinance.
2. Dedication of a 20 ft. easement for trail purposes as identified on the preliminary plat
for Autumn Ridge dated October 18, 1994.
3. The developer shall construct an 8 ft. wide asphalt trail per city specifications within
the trail easement This construction shall be completed in conjunction with street
construction. Final alignment of this trail shall be staked by the developer and
approved by the Park and Recreation Director and City Engineer. The applicant shall
submit three bids to the city for completion of this trail with award being given to the
low bidder unless otherwise authorized by the city. In recognition for this work, the
applicant shall receive a lump sum reimbursement from the city's park and trail fund.
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PRC DATE: Nov. 15, 1994
PC DATE: Dec. 7, 1994
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PROPOSAL:
Conceptual Plan and Subdivision, Rezoning from A2, Agricultural Estate to PUD,
Planned Unit Development, for an office campus/residential use on 20 acres of
property
1550 Flying Cloud Drive
Franklin Svoboda Associates
25580 Nelshire Drive
Shorewood, MN 55331
PRESENT ZONING:
A2, Agricultural Estate
ADJACENT ZONING
AND LAND USE:
N . A2, Agricultural Estate
S - Flying Cloud
E - A2, Agricultural Estate
W - A2, Agricultural Estate
COMPREHENSIVE PARK PLAN:
The current comprehensive plan does not identify a desire by the city to establish public ownership of
any of the property in question. However, during a recent updating of the recreation section of the
comprehensive plan, the creek corridor was identified as being desirable for public ownership.
Amendments to the comprehensive plan in this regard have not yet been confirmed.
COMPREHENSIVE TRAIL PLAN:
U. S. Hwy. 212 is not identified as a trail corridor due to the presence of the railroad trail. The existing
rails to trails corridor parallels Hwy. 212 and can serve the east/west non vehicular traffic patterns in
the region.
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"Assumption Creek"
The native brook trout which live in this "micro ecosystem" should not be intruded upon by
either development or public fishing. My personal expeditions to the creek have identified a
small population of small trout surviving in a small section (approximately 1000 feet) of the
stream. From what I have concluded the majority of the trout are under six to eight inches in
length and reside in the shadows of undercut stream banks found along two or three small pools
in the stream. To conserve this resource for future nurturing and study, staff is recommending
the City Council require a 30 foot conservation easement from the centerline of the creek on both
the north and south side of the creek. Please note that this property only controls the creek from
its centerline on all of Lot 1.
RECOMMENDATION
It is recommended that the Park and Recreation Commission recommend that the City Council
require the following conditions of approval in regard to parks and trails for the Assumption
Seminary redevelopment:
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Dedication of a 30 foot conservation easement from the centerline of Assumption Creek
outward to both the north and south. This easement shall encompass the pond found on
the property as well.
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2. Full park and trail fees are collected per city ordinance in lieu of land dedication and/or
trail construction. Current commerciaVindustrial park and trail fees are $4,500 per acre
and $1,500 per acre, respectively.
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(612) 937-1900. FAX (612) 937-5739
MEMORANDUM
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Todd Hoffman, Park and Recreation Director
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Jerry Ruegemer, Recreation Supervisor
DATE:
November 10, 1994
SUBJ:
1994 Gate Attendant Report
The 1994 gate attendant season was busy with our nicest summer in the past two years. Our
total revenue, without the softball teams, was $19,221.04, which is a $4,000 increase over
1993. Lake Ann Park witnessed an increase in picnics, youth and adult sports, beach activity,
concession sales and general use to make 1994 one of the most exciting summers we've seen
in a while.
In looking at the effectiveness of a gate attendant at South Lotus Lake the daily hours were
reduced. The daily hours this summer were from 4-8 p.m. compared to 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and
weekends stayed the same. The weekday hours were reduced because of the low usage of
boaters during the mid-morning/early afternoon hours. Starting later in the day, the gate
attendants were on duty for the people launching their boats to ski or fish after work.
Reducing the gate hour hours certainly saved the city money with little to no problems
occurring. However, the Park and Recreation Commission will need to make the decision
whether they would like to phase out the gate attendant program at South Lotus Lake. For
the hours a staff person is there, are we effective in educating the public on Eurasian Water
Milfoil? Or are boaters aware of the effects of milfoillWeknow the residents around Lotus
Lake would notl>e. happy with the dissolvillgpttheprogr~, .~c~~se of these. types of
concerns.
The following are a few general comments regarding the.gateattel1darit program:
Establish daily and weekend hours.
Have a layout of Lake Ann Park so gate attendants can direct park users to certain
areas.
Look for new methods to motivate gate attendants.
Add additional materials to educate staff.
Mr. Todd Hoffman
November 10, 1994
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Illustrated below is the watercraft totals, gate attendant hours/wages, and revenues collected at .
Lake Ann Park from parking fees.
1994 Watercraft Totals
Speed boats 677
Fishing boats 639
Personal watercraft 57
Canoes 7
Pontoon 5
Kayak 1
Sailboat 1
Total 1,387
1993 Total 1,361
Revenue Collected from Lake Ann Parking Fees
Daily Passes 5098 x $2 = $10,196
Seasonal (Resident) 1061 x $5 = 5,305
Seasonal (Non-resident) 372 x $10 372
Subtotal 6531 passes = $19,221 .
Softball Registration 68 teams x $75 5,100
1994 Grand Totals $24,321
Printing expense-Lake Ann passes $1,284.35
1993 Passes $14,947
1993 Softball Reg. 67 teams x $75 5,025
1993 Grand Totals $19,972
1994 Gate Attendant Total Hours and Wages
Lucy Atkins 195.75 hrs x 5.25 = $1,027.69
Pat Brown 249.00 hrs x 5.25= 1,307.26
Angela Dorfner 247.50 hrs x 5.25= 1,299.38
Mark Ozeck 255.75 hrs x 5.50= 1,406.63
Stacey Pauling 299.75 hrs x 5.50= 1,648.88
Stefania Stokke 81.50 hrs x 5.25= 427.88 .
1329.25 hrs worked $7,117.49
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690 COULTER DRIVE. P.O. BOX 147. CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317
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MEMORANDUM
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Jerry Ruegemer, Recreation Supervisor
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November 10, 1994
SUBJ:
Halloween Party Evaluation
The 1994 Halloween Party did not overwhelm us like it had the past two years. Registration
numbers were at 188 compared with 347 last year. The theory regarding low registration
numbers is that the weather was so nice this year, kids and parents chose to trick-or-treat in
their neighborhoods instead of attending our event. Also, our party was on the actual night of
Halloween, so the numbers decreased. If you look at the last two years when the party was
held on Saturday night, the number of registrations skyrocketed. I would recommend that we
move the 1995 Halloween Party from October 31 back to the Saturday before Halloween.
Flyers were distributed through the schools in our area. One problem that occurred with the
District 112 school, is that we had to have our flyers delivered to them by October 1st, which
is almost one full month in advance. It is our feeling that when parents receive a flyer a
month ahead of time, the flyer usually gets thrown away. It is much more effective to
distribute flyers around two weeks before the event. School District 112 established the
"once a month flyer drop off" and since that time, we have been trying to modify the flyer
distribution schedule to a least two times per month. Flyers for School District 276 were
distributed appro~mately two weekspriortotl}.e event.
It was more difficult to find volunteers this year than any previous year, because the party
was held on Halloween night and many volunteers.l1ad plans to take their own kids trick-or-
treating or had other plans. To get back the support of volunteers', we need to move the
Halloween party back to Saturday night.
I heard many positive comments regarding both hallways. The best feature of the Halloween
party was the battery-operated rat caught in the trap. People were talking about that all night.
New props were also added to create a new look. The new touch and feel area was a big hit.
We had six different boxes with different items inside, including Oak (slimy), olives, furry
mice, honey and raisins, cooked spaghetti noodles, and jello. This will be incorporated next
year.
Todd Hoffman
November 10, 1994
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Next year, the Halloween party will be moved to the Chanhassen Recreation Center. The
party will change to some degree next year. One idea discussed was to include a Halloween
ball, where kids and their parents can corne and enjoy entertainment and maybe a meal. With
the party in the new facility next year, I will need to begin planning sooner than I have in
previous years to assure that everything goes smoothly.
General Comments
- Have the Halloween Party on the Saturday before Halloween.
- Keep the touch and feel hallway.
- Involve community groups in the planning of and in assisting with the party.
- Establish a Halloween Ball.
- Include entertainment (perhaps a magician).
- Have the prize drawings for parents again.
- New props.
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MEMORANDUM
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Todd Hoffman, Director of Parks and Recreation
Dawn Lemme, Recreation Supervisor V.c9-.
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February Festival Cross Country Fun Ski
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November 9, 1994
The first meeting of the Fun Ski Committee took place on Wednesday, November 2, 1994.
Present at the meeting were Lori Karsik, Public R.elations Director for the Arboretum; Athena
Akitas, Ridgeview Sports Medicine; John Elgethun, Prairie Cycle and Skij and Janet Sinner,
Groundskeeper at the Arboretum; and myself.
For a first year event, it was felt that the 1994 Fun Ski was a well liked part of February
Festival. Weather played a large factor and even though the snow was quite melted, people
enjoyed themselves and commented on it. Our meeting was organized in order to determine
what, if any, changes need to be made for 1995.
The race will take place on the same day as February Festival, February 18, and begin at 9:00
a.m. Skiers will be able to start until 9:30 a.m. and choose from a half-mile or four-mile
course option. We are hoping to have a variety of exhibits set up this year, such as fitness
testing equipment, ski waxing demonstrations, etc. Also, we will be setting up a raffle and a
mini prize board for the ending portion of the morning. A new long-sleeved t-shirt will be
given to each participant and last year's shirts will be available at a sale price. Of course,
free food will again be offered.
The Fun Ski registration fee is proposed to remain at $10.00 for pre-registration and $12.00
the day of the ski, unless the cost of t-shirts is higher. Lori Karsik is submitting a grant
proposal to Target to offset costs. Our next meeting is set for December 6, at 2:00 p.m. and
the group is really excited for this year's race with hopes of 100 participants. (Last year we
had 50.)
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690 COULTER DRIVE. P.O. BOX 147. CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Todd Hoffman, Director of Parks and Recreation
FROM:
Dawn Lemme, Recreation Supervisor ~C1-.
DATE:
Kreative Kids Program
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November 9, 1994
The Kreative Kids Drama Class finished up on Tuesday, November 8, 1994, and was a fun,
new class. There were twelve children registered and the age span was 1st - 4th grades.
For six weeks, participants learned pantomime and mime skills, 'Joice and memorization.
They created commercials, made-up improvisational skits and did a taping of fairy tales on
video. The instructor was Stacey Ploeger, and the cost of the program was subsidized by a
$1,000.00 grant given to the Department of Parks and Recreation for art programming from
the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council Regranting Program..
Hopefully, another drama-type class can be offered this spring.
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TO: Todd Hoffman, Director of Parks and Recreation
Dawn Lemme, Recreation Supervisor --Pel/ Ie--
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November 9, 1994
SUBJ:
Senior Center Activity Report
Activities that have occurred or are occurring in the center since last month are as follows:
Souper Seniors
Once a month we serve soup, bread and beverage at 11 :00 a.m. in the center. Fifteen people
took part in the October soup day.
Flu Shots
Approximately 45 people received flu shots on October 21 at the senior center. Nurses from
Ridgeview Home Health Care administered the shots.
Defensive Driving
This course took place on October 23 and 25, with 33 people taking the class in order to get
their insurance discount.
Sweatshirt Making
This class was taught by local craft teacher Nancy Gagner. Nine women learned how to
create their own unique sweatshirt and all had a fantastic time.
W oodburv Outlet Mall Trip
This was a nice trip, however, we encountered some scheduling problems with Southwest
Metro Transit, who never confirmed a pick-up time. A portion of the trip's registration fee is
being refunded and Southwest Metro is waiving their transportation fee due to the confusion.
Legal Aid
A representative from Southwest MN Regional Legal will be available for free legal counsel
for seniors on November 10.
Mr. Todd Hoffman
November 9, 1994
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Other upcoming trips and activities include the Saturday Night Special featuring oriental
cuisine from LeeAnn Chin, the Tony Sandler Show and another Movie Day.
Men's and Women's Clubs continue to run. The Men's Club speaker was Terri Harrer, a
nurse from Methodist Hospital, who spoke on improving your memory. Terri will also be
speaking to the Women's Club at the end of this month.
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ADMINISTRA TIVE SECTION
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RECEIVED
NJV 0 L 1994
CITY Ot" ~HI'\I~H~
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MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
DIVISION OF FISH AND WILDLIFE
ECOWGICAL SERVICES SECTION
Aeration Permit Program Annual Report
1993 - 1994
STAFF REPORT 19
1994
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REGION VI (ST. PAUL)
There were 62 aeration permits issued for 60 lakes/ponds (9,138 acres) in Region
VI last season (28 % of the total number of permits issued); 59 renewals (95 %), and three
new pennits. Pine Tree Lake and Moore Lake have two permits each. One pennittee
from the previous season (1992-93) did not reapply for permit.
Region VI, the Metropolitan area, is the most densely populated region of the
state. Lakes and ponds receive nutrient pollution from a variety of sources. As a result,
many lakes are hypereutrophic. Aeration has been employed to serve a variety of
purposes in Region VI. Thirty-four permits were issued to municipalities for operation
of aeration systems in 33 lakes (5,896 acres) with public access. Three permits (603
acres) were issued to municipalities for lakes without access. Five permits (1,396 acres)
were issued to Clubs for lakes with public access and five permits (484 acres) were
issued to Clubs operating aeration systems in lakes without public access. Twelve
pennits for twelve lakes (659 acres) were issued to private individuals. The Minnesota
Zoological Garden received one permit to operate three aeration systems (17 acres) for
waterfow 1. One permit was issued to Fort Snelling State Park for prevention of winterkill
in Snelling Lake. No aerated lakes experienced winterkill in Region VI according to
questionnaire results. For a more detailed breakdown of permit issuance in Region VI,
see Table 8.
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OUESTIONNAIRE RESULTS
Completed questionnaires were received from 161 of 219 permittees, a 73 %
return. Operational information is summarized in Table 9, whereas, Appendix 2 lists
operational information for individual lakes that are aerated to prevent winterkill.
Questionnaire information is incomplete and subjective, making it difficult to determineespecific system efficiency in preventing winterkill. Submerged diffuser type systems and
pump and baffle systems were equally popular. Surface air injection systems ranked next
in popularity. Forty-two respondents indicated their aeration system was not operated last
winter. The average cost for insurance (n=51) last year was $379.45. This figure
includes all pennittees operating an aeration system in lakes with or without public
access. The range in insurance premiums for the 1993-94 season was $12.00 -
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Table 8. Region VI Aerated lakes with public access aerated to prevent winterkill 1993-94.
Permittee Total No. Total Average .
County C M S of lakes Acres Size (acres)
Anoka 0 9 0 9 3,096 344.0
Carver 0 2 0 2 323 161.5
Dakota 0 4 0 4 565 141.3
Hennepin 0 5 1 6 720 120.0
Ramsey 0 3 0 3 195 65.0
Scott 4 1 0 5 1,409 281.8
Washington 0 1 0 1 103 103.0
Totals 4 25 1 30 6,432 NA
Lakes with public access aerated to prevent winterkill
Total Acreage
Average size
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= 30 (25)
= 6,432
= 213.8
C S
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Permits issued to municipalities for lakes with access
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Vadnais Lake (water quality) = 1 (477 acres)
Permits issued to municipalities for lakes without access =
Permits issued to Clubs for lakes with public access
Permits issued to Clubs for lakes without public access
Privately operated systems
= 34 (5,896 acres) (Moore Lake has two permits)
(pine Tree Lake has two permits)
State operated aeration systems
Zoo permit (3 ponds) = 1 (17 acres)
Total systems permitted
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= 5 (1,396 acres)
= 5 (484 acres)
= 12 (With access - 2 lakes - 245 acres),
Summer only - 1 lake (71 acres)
(Without access - 9 lakes - 343 acres)
= 3 (171 acres)
= 62 (9,138 acres, 60 lakes)
C = Club; M = Municipality; S = State
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Minutes of Youth Commission Meeting
Wednesday, October 5, 1994
Early Childhood Center
North Conference Room
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The meeting was brought to order at 7:05 pm by Chairperson Lori Wellens. Those present: Lori
Wellens, Kathy Wellens, Kristin Jendro, Matt Kearney, Jason Thompson, Cathryn Campbell, Kerry
Holtmeier, Bob Kraemer, Susan Hurm, Phyllis Lindstrand, Bert Mueller and Jeanne Straus. Attendance
was taken by members sharing their favorite movie.
Bert Mueller was welcomed by the Youth Commission for her first meeting. She shared a little of her
background with the group.
The agenda was accepted as typed with several additions.
Motion/Kearney & SecondIHoltmeier to approve minutes as typed. Passed.
Old Business
1. Cathryn Campbell and Kathy Wellens shared their experiences from the conference on girls' self-
esteem at St. Catherine's College. We plan to contact one of the speakers about involving one
of our fifth grades in her survey on girls' self-esteem.
2. Spaghetti Dinner Update -
a. Matt & Kerry were unable to get responses from Festival, Coopers, and Target. Should know
by early part of next week.
b. Decorations. Bob, Kathy and Pat are working on.
c. AgendaIForum. Copies of the proposed schedule to be used for the evening were distributed.
One suggestion - To ask Youth Helping Youth to help serve and clean up. Bert will look into. .
(Bert did! YHY has agreed to help serve and clean up.)
d. Brainstormed possible YC contributions to the discussion - 1) Youth Assessment 2) Cultural
Diversity
e. Set-up and take-down includes everyone who can help. Be there between 4:30 - 5:00 pm.
f. Room is definitely reserved at CCC according to Kerry.
g. Cooking - Bev Swanson, a caterer, is donating her time and talents.
h. Entertainment - Matt and Cathryn are looking into having a youth music group perform.
i. Tee shirt Sales - Kristin and Phyllis agreed to chair.
j. Appropriate dress - Everyone agreed to dress "professionally."
k. YC Display - Current, past pictures plus calendar of 1994-1995. Who is in charge?
1. Jeanne was asked to extend an invitation to Barbara Colhapp, ABE Coordinator.
3. Matt, Jason, Cathryn and Jeanne will meet with Dr. O'Connell regarding a new mentoring program for
new students. Matt will set up that meeting.
4. Highlights from Sept. CEAC meeting - Lori attended along with another new member. There was lots
of good involvement by participants. Copies of the action goals which were developed at that
meeting on cultural diversity were handed out to YC members.
5. Cathryn updated us on the MRAC Grant Proposal. (Minnesota Regional Arts Council). Asking for
approximately $800 to help fund the trip to the Festival of Nations in April 1995. Youth
Commission members, CHS students, and members of the Magnifying Abilities are invited to
participate. Cost of transportation and 50% of gate fees are included in the grant Grant is due
Nov. 21, 1994. YC will invite other organizations such as Student Council, Key Club to .
participate. Maximum #: 100.
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6. Jeanne contacted Mr. Pelowski, Ms. Karels and Ms Walters for assistance in putting together the
Youth Volunteer Service Directory and the Annual Report. They and their students could not be
of service at this time. Thus, we still need help in updating the computer information. The
Annual Report should be done and given out at the Spaghetti Dinner or at the respective agency
meetings in November.
7. Kathy Wellens agreed to chair the first Loaves & Fishes project scheduled for November.
8. Matt mentioned that he was invited to attend the Oct. 13 meeting of the Arts Council. He cannot
attend. He agreed to locate a youth (perhaps a CHS art student) to attend that meeting.
9. Paula Ashley would like to serve as the Adult Representative for City of Carver. She has been invited
to attend the Spaghetti Dinner.
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New Business
1. Lori announced an invitation for YC members to attend the "Learning to Lead" conference sponsored
by area Minnesota Extension groups. Scheduled for Nov. 5 & 6. If you would like to attend,
please respond to Jeanne at 368-3686 by noon, October 17.
2. A leadership training (one day) has been proposed. Tony Schiller would be the featured speaker.
Maximum participants: 100. Suggest CCC for location of training. Topics such as 1) Effective
communications 2) Parent Commitment 3) Handling Stress. Etc. YC agreed that plans continue
to be made. YC members will be asked to participate in the planning process.
3. The question of whether or not Dean's List II is published in local newspapers was raised. Matt
agreed to look into the matter. Will report at the November 2 meeting.
4. YC members are asked to call their contact person with their respective agencies in scheduling a
"presentation" at one of their November meetings. Call now!
5. Kathy Wellens suggested that some action be taken in improving the flower beds at CHS. Volunteers
are asked to help on Saturday, October 8, 1994. See you at CHS between 9:30 - 10:30 am.
6. Jeanne explained briefly the possibility of conducting a youth survey in grades 6 - 12. Search Institute
has a survey which the District is considering using. Several District staff members plan to attend
an informational meeting on Tuesday, October 11 at the Old Log Theatre. Youth Commission
would like to sponsor the survey and use the results in their planning and goal setting. Consent
gIven.
Motion/Campbell and Second/Lindstrand to adjourn. Meeting was adjourned at 9: 15 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Bob Kraemer, Secretary
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Other Matter~lor future di~cussion.
1. Newspaper notices of meeting times/d.'ltes.
2. Working with Key Club and other student groups/projects.
3. Discuss environment, pop can collection. use of money for Values Week.
4. Mindworks Topics at the high school.
5. Grant proposals. Self-esteem for girls. (2 sources). Also, grant to attend Festival of Nations in Apri.l1995.
6. Survey of youth about teen activities. PreSenllO Chanhassen Park & Rec.
7. Age limit for Youth Commission members.
8. Judy Colby, coordinator of senior programs in Chanhassen, shared an idea for an intergenerational project between
teens and senior citizens. Teens could help seniors with spring cleaning, lawn mowing, etc. Seniors could be
resources to teens on tenn papers and speak in classrooms. Jeanne asked the youth members present to share their
thoughts on this type of project. Comments were positive. Judy Colby will be contacted to come and address the
group at a future meeting.
DISTRICT 112 YOUTH COMMISSION MEMBERS
Revised October 1, 1994 .
High School Student!; Adul1s
~arver ~ollnty ~arver ~ollnty
Bob Kraemer David Kocka (as of 2/3/94)
495 Skyview Lane 1801 Victoria Circle
Carver MN 55315 Victoria MN 55386
Phone: 448-7123 Phone: 443-2103
1 year term 1 year term
City of Victori a City of Victoria
Kristin Jendro Carol Deaner
1720 Church Lake Blvd 5631 Zumbro Drive
Victoria MN 55386 Excelsior MN 55331
Phone: 443-2739 Phone: 474-3645
1 year term. 1 year term.
~ity of ~h3nh3ssen City of ~hanhassen
Jason Thompson Susan Hurm
41 Hill Street 8542 Flamingo Drive
Chanhassen MN 55317 Chanhassen MN 55317
".'1; Phone: 949-1149 Phone: 368-4465
1 year term. 1 year term. .
City of C3rver ~ity of ~arver
Kathy Wellens Paula Ashley
14025 Co Rd 4 16185 County Rd 40
Cologne MN 55322 Carver MN 55315
Phone: 448-5603 Phone: 448-7549
1 year term. 1 year term.
City of Chasb ~ity of ~hasb
Matt Kearney Phyllis Lindstrand
3263 Lakeshore Circle 34 Carole Lane
Chaska MN 55318 Chaska MN 55318
Phone: 368-7533 Phone: 448-6065
1 year term. 1 year tenn.
District 112 District I 12
Cathryn Campbell Pat Donnay
415 Lakota 8109 Dakota Lane
Chaska MN 55318 Chanhassen MN 55317
Phone: 496-2304 Phone: 934-4702
''\ 1 year term. 1 year tenn.
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District 112
Kerry Holtmeier
8524 Great Plains Blvd
Chanhassen MN 55317
Phone: 934-3816
1 year tenn.
Community Ed Advisory Council
Lori Wellens
14025 Co Rd 4
Cologne MN 55322
Phone: 448-5603
1 year term.
Community Ed Advisory Council
Bert Mueller
1120 19 Warner Circle
Chaska MN 55318
Phone: 448-6142
1 year tenn.
Youth Mt>mher of Community Ed Advisory Council
Shannon Dilks - Appointed by Youth Commission
110104 Arboretum Way
Chaska MN 55318
Phone: 448-3779
1 year term.
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Non- Voting Memher
Community Ed Staff Liaison
Jeanne Straus
110600 Village Road
Chaska MN 55318
368-3686
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690 COULTER DRIVE. P.O. BOX 147. CHANHASSEN. MINNESOTA 55317
(612) 937-1900. FAX (612) 937-5739
October 21, 1994
CERTIFIED MAIL
Mr. Mike Moriarty, President
Innovative Irrigation
10006 University Avenue NW
Coon Rapids, MN 55433
Dear Mr. Moriarty:
This letter is to confrrm my position which was verbally communicated to you today at the
conclusion of our project inspection of the Lake Ann Park Irrigation Project. The City of
Chanhassen wishes to have the work specified in your contract with the city dated October
12, 1992, for the Lake Ann Park Irrigation System City Project No. RA-350 completed by
4:30 p.m., Friday, October 28, 1994. The city will conduct a final inspection of this project .
on Monday, October 31, 1994. If all items listed in your contract are not completed per the
specifications of the contract, the city will move to terminate your contract. In doing so, the
city will retain the unpaid portion of the contract sum and will hire a second contractor to
complete this project.
If my intentions by this letter are not clear, please contact me upon its receipt.
Sincerely,
-;;~r'~
Todd Hoffman
Park and Recreation Director
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pc:
Tom Scott, Campbell, Knutson, Scott and Fuchs
Dale Gregory, Park Superintendent
Chuck Weller, Irrigation Resources
Dennis Saari, Engelhardt and Associates
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LAKE ANN IRRIGATION PROJECT
CITY INSPECTION, NOVEMBER 1, 1994
Number of sprinkler heads not meeting project specifications:
Soccer field 13 heads
Field No.6 17 heads
Field No.5 22 heads
Field No.4 16 heads
Field No. 3 13 heads
Field No.2 19 heads
Field No. I 19 heads
Zone 36 4 heads
Zone 35 6 heads
Zone 34 2 heads
Zone 33 2 heads
Total heads 133 heads
All trenches not on playing areas are in need of additional restoration.
Inspected by:
Charles Eiler
Parkkeeper
Jason Mieseler
Parks Employee
CITY OF
CHANHASSEN
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690 COULTER DRIVE. P.O. BOX 147. CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317
(612) 937-1900. FAX (612) 937-5739
November 2, 1994
Cub Scouts, Den 2, Pack 301
c/o Pam Kertzman
15735 Green Meadow Circle
Carver, MN 55315
Dear Scouts:
Thank you for installing the eight beautiful pin oak trees at Meadow Green Park. Your den's
initiative to complete a community service project is greatly appreciated. By working with
Halla Nursery and planting the trees as volunteers, your efforts saved the City $600.00. I
personally inspected the trees this past week and they look great! Good work!
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On behalf of the City of Chanhassen, thanks again for completing this project
Sincerely,
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Park and Recreation Director
pc: Mayor & City Council
Park and Recreation Conunission
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Chanhassen Villager
Halla Nursery
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CITY OF
CHAHHASSEH
690 COULTER DRIVE. P.O. BOX 147. CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317
(612) 937-1900. FAX (612) 937-5739
November 2. 1994
Ms. Karen Bowen
Director of Operations
Hennepin Parks
12615 County Road 9
Plymouth. MN 55441-1248
Dear Karen:
As you are aware, the City of Chanhassen has been considering a request of the Chanhassen
Snowmobilers (an organization) to utilize the Southwest Regional Light Rail Transit route as a
snowmobile trail for the past seven months. On October 10, 1994, the Chanhassen City Council
concluded this review process by passing the following motion:
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"Councilwoman Dockendorf moved, Councilman Wing seconded to approve the
request by the Southwest Metro Trail Association to utilize the Southwest Regional
Light Rail Transit route as a snowmobile trail with a speed limit not to exceed 40
mph. an annual review, and additional details regarding curfews and enforcement to be
worked out at the next Park and Recreation Commission meeting. All voted in favor,
except Councilman Senn who opposed. and the motion carried with a vote of 4 to 1."
By this lener. the city respectfully requests of Hennepin Parks a special permit for this use. This
permit shall be valid for that portion of the trail which is located within the corporate boundaries of
Chanhassen and operated by Hennepin Parks.
If you require any additional information and/or materials in order to process this permit, simply
contact me. Thank you.
Sincerely. .
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Todd Hoffman
Park and Recreation Director
pc: hark and Recreatio~ Commission
LeRoy Biteler. Chanhassen Snowmobilers
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Land
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A nrm-profit m'RC11Ik'":otton
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MINNESOTA LAND TRUST
W est Metro Chapter Meeting
Wedl1esday, November 16, 1994 7-9 p.m.
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690 Coulter Drive
Chanhassen
Everyone is welcome
For more information, please call or write:
Minnesota Land Trust
70 N. 22nd Avenue
Minneapolis, MN 55411-2237
(612) 522-3743
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Chanhassen, Minnesota
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Site Coordination Meeting No. 10
October 19, 1994
Present:
cathy Gallagher
David Leschak
Bob Germundson
Tom Sheehan
_Greg SzypulsJo.i
Rich Lyons
Mike Gengler
John Gockel
I.S.D. No. 112
HGA, Inc.
Premier Electric
Egan & Sons
.BOR~SONt.Companie'!s
BOR-SON Companies
Northstar Fire Protection
John Gockel & Associates
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Todd Gerheart
Mike Prokopiuk
Henry Vloo
Jim Kessler
Roger Raaum
Jim Kephart
Marty Timmons
Gary Frederickson
Dan Roach
City of Chanhassen
Five Star Welding
Braun Intertec
Braun Intertec
BOR-SON Companies
S. M. Hentges
J & K Grading
Premier Electric
Top-All Roofing
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Schedule:
Site - Area 4
Sewer and water main is 90% complete
Park shelter footings are complete
Parking lots on hold due to weather
Building - Area 1
Masonry bearing walls are 99% complete
Structural steel is 90% complete
Roof joist and deck is 35% complete
Face brick is approximately 15% complete
Building - Area 2
Masonry bearing walls are approximately 90% complete
Structural steel is approximately 45% complete
Roof joist and deck is approximately 20% complete
Building - Area 3
Mechanical/electrical underground rough-in is approx. 80% complete
Backfill for slab on grade is approximately 50% complete
Slab on grade is approximately 45% complete
Masonry bearing walls is just underway
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BOR-50N CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES
P.O. Box 1611
MINNEAPOLIS. MN 55440 (612) 854-8444
FAX (612) 854-8910
Member: AGC-Associa:ed GltneraJ Contractors
Equal Occor1Unity Employer
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Site Coordination Meeting No. 10
October 19, 1994
Page 2
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Safety
The City is concerned about mud on the roadways. BOR-SON to
continue monitoring.
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Action
Reg By Old Business
HGA
OWNER
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Fire Protection
Submittal sent to HGA. Northstar to respond to fire
marshall on plan review comments.
9.3 Parkinq Lots
.A- Weather is the _major --vaE4-abl-e --ift timi~-4Qr-park-ing~o_t
-~~ ':,,;-10 installation. BOR-SON waiting for south frontage road to'
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SDectro Glazed Etched GraDhics
HGA is working with the Owner on requirements.
Buildinq Permit
The "shell" permit has been approved and is ready to be
issued. The Owner has permit costs to be paid. HGA still
working on the City'S plan review response.
Recruest for Information -______,
No response has been received on BOR-SON's RFI No;----3
(conduit routing). HGA to respond.
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Liqht Pole Bases
HGA feels the light pole bases
subsurface support. The Owner is
response from HGA.
will have adequate
requesting a written
Gas/Electrical
Minnegasco--BOR-SON to check status
NSP---------Primary line has been installed; transformer
will be installed any day.
Unsui table Soils //tr7~-:iZ:-l::/.""- ...f-..;5
Bra un is to ver iry the quanti ty of 2, 040 c. Y . used in the
plumbing trench excavation.
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October 19, 1994
Page 3
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HGA
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HGA
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HGA 10.3
PREMIER
EGAN
N-STAR
HGA
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critical Submittals
BaR-SON needs the following submittals returned this week:
1. Aluminum windows
2. Rubber roofing
Outstandinq Request for Information:
RFI #3, #9, #10, #11, and #12.
Mechanical/Electrical Coordination Meetinq
A meeting is scheduled with the mechanical and electrical
contractors and engineers to resolve installation
conflicts. The meeting will be Thursday, October 27,
1994, @ 1 p.m., on-site.
Color Selections
The interior color selections will be completed within one
week.
The next site Coordination Meeting is at 10 a.m. on November 2, 1994 at
the jobsite. Treats will be provided by Braun Engineering. .
BaR-SON believes this document accurately reflects the business transacted
during the meeting. If anyone in attendance believes there are
inconsistencies, omissions or errors in these minutes, notify the writer
at once. Unless objections arise, consider this account accurate and
acceptable to all present.
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Distribution List
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Barton-Aschman Associates, Inc
111 Third Avenue South, Suite 350' Minneapolis, Minnesota 55401 USA. (612) 332-0421 . Fax (612) 332-6180
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November 1, 1994
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EHGINffRlN.G DEPT.
Mr. Charles D. Folch, P.E.
City Engineer/Director of Public Works
City of Chanhassen
690 Coulter Drive, Box 147
Chanhassen,~ 55317
Re: TH 5 Temporary Widening
Galpin Boulevard (CSAH 19) Reconstruction
TH 5 South Frontage Road Construction
Dear Mr. Folch:
As requested, this letter addresses the schedule for the captioned projects.
As stated in the October 7, 1994 preliminary construction plan set submittal letter, it is
proposed that the three projects be incorporated into a single bid package that will be
awarded in February 1995. Carver County has approved the closure of Galpin Boulevard
south of TH 5 during reconstruction under the condition that the roadway is not closed over
the winter. Therefore, the single bid and construction package will allow for maximum
construction efficiency and cost-effectiveness for all three projects to be constructed while
Galpin Boulevard is closed.
In addition, the reconstruction of Galpin Boulevard includes a significant lowering of its
profile in the vicinity of the TH 5 South Frontage Road. Therefore, completion of the TH 5
South frontage could not occur until the completion of the Galpin Boulevard reconstruction.
Independent. School District Number 112 has been notified that the frontage road will not be
available to serve as a site access road during construction of the school.
Water and sanitary sewer lines in the frontage road will serve the school site. However,
construction of a trunk sanitary sewer line from the east edge of the school site to the south
has been delayed until the Heritage residential development (through which the trunk sewer
line will be constructed) is approved by the City of Chanhassen. To accommodate the school
site, temporary water and sanitary sewer lines from Galpin Boulevard have been installed.
A signal justification report for the proposed temporary signal at the Galpin BoulevardmI 5
intersection was submitted to Mn/DOT on August 10, 1994. Subject to approval, the signal
will be constructed as part of this project. Mn/DOT is also preparing a project memorandum
(PM) for the intersection improvements at TH 5 and Galpin Boulevard.
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BARTON-ASCHMAN ASSOCIATES, INC.
November 1, 1994
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It is proposed that the construction contract specify that the roadway improvements be open
to traffic by August 1995.
Please contact Barton-Aschman with your comments and questions.
Sincerely,
BARTON-ASCHMAN ASSOCIATES, INC.
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James H. Unruh, P.E.
Senior Associate
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CITY OF
CHAHHASSEH
690 COULTER DRIVE. P.O. BOX 147. CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317
(612) 937-1900 . FAX (612) 937-5739
Noyember 1, 1994
VIA FACSIMll..E
Mr. Ken Adnlf
Schnell & Madson, Inc.
10580 Wayzata Bouleyard
Minnetonka. MN 55~4~-5482
Re Reyiew of Trail Construction Plans - The Meadows at Longacres - Project No. 94-7
Dear Ken:
We haye reyiewed the plans and specifications for the trail construction within the first phase of The Meadows at
Longacres and find them acceptable with the following changes:
J. Sho\\ 12 -inch CMP underneath the trail on Lot I, Block J.
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There appears to be drainage problem on the southwest comer of Outlot A (mitigation area). Based on
field obseryation. it appears the mitigation area is oyerflowing southwesterly parallel to Trunk Highway
41. With this scenario, the water will run over the proposed trail. Either the trail needs to be eleyated and
a cu]wrt added or the oyerflow on the easterly end of the mitigation area needs to be lowered.
These two changes should be incorporated into the grading plan. Please resubmit three sets of drawings for our use.
At this time. you may proceed with advertising for bids and submit at least three bids for the trail construction for
our consideration Upon reyiew of the bids, we will authorize awarding a bid to one of the three contractors. Upon
complction of the project, the City will remit payment to Lundgren Bros. Construction for compensation of the trail
construction.
If you haw any questions, please feel free to contact me or Todd Hoffman.
Sincere Iy,
CITY OF CHANHASSEN
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Dayid C. Hempel
Assistant City Engineer
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Charles Folch, City Engineer
Bill Bement. Engineering Technician 11
Todd Hoffman, Park & Recreation Director
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690 COULTER DRIVE. P.O. BOX 147. CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317
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CITY OF
CHANHASSEN
690 COULTER DRIVE. P.O. BOX 147. CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317
(612) 937-1900. FAX (612) 937-5739
November 1, 1994
Mr. Paul Cherne F=" A x 7f} j - I'lIt! 5
Pioneer Engineering
625 Highway 10 Northeast
Blaine, MN 55434
Dear Mr. Cherne:
To confirm our discussion concerning the Lake Susan Hills West trail, I offer the following:
Reconstruction of "old" segment:
· Trail will be cleaned of dirt and debris
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All failed sections of trail will be saw cut facilitating removal and patching
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All areas with exposed willow shoots must be removed and the exposed substrate treated with
a soil sterilant (monobor chlorate or equal) prior to reconstruction of the subbase and asphalt
section. -t 1/
Upon completing all preparation worK, apply f4h.:J !lw12 inch overlay.
Repair of "new" segment:
· Repair entire failed segment of new trail as previously inspected and discussed.
Thank you for your assistance in these matters.
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Todd Hoffman
ParK and Recreation Director
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Bill Bement, Engineering Technician --0cJf'{i'
Dale Runkle, Joe Miller Homes /-'/lx...-?l~;..-:, / ,./
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CITY OF
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690 COULTER DRIVE. P.O. BOX 147. CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317
(612) 937-1900 . FAX (612) 937-5739
MEMORANDUM
FROM:
Don Ashworth, City Manager
Todd Gerhardt, Asst. City Manager
Kate Aanenson, Planning Director
Bob Generous, Planner II
Charles Folch, City Engineer ....? ./':' __/1
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Todd Hoffman, Park and Recreation Director~~
November 1, 1994 fi.,.e
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DATE:
SUB1:
Park Concept, O'Shaughnessy/Opus Parcels
In response to a desire voiced by the owners of both the above mentioned parcels to define .
the boundaries of the park to be assembled in this area, the attached concept map was
prepared. Prior to distribution, I would like for you to review it. One item of particular
interest includes the shifting of the proposed right-of-way to the south in the western half of
the parcel.
Please feel free to mark up your copy of the map or stop me in the hall with your comments.
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League Name:
Schedule Name:
Start Date:
Current Date:
MEN'S LOWER BASKETBALL LEAGUE
MEN'S 1994 LOWER SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY - NOVEMBER 9, 1994
THURSDAY - NOVEMBER 10, 1994
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LEAGUE STANDINGS
STANDING
TEAM NAME
WINS LOSSES TIES
WIN PCT.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 CASUALTY INSURANCE 1 0 0 1. 000
Tie 1 THE PRESS 1 0 0 1. 000
Tie 1 FSI 1 0 0 1. 000
2 HOMES & LAND 0 0 0 .000
Tie 2 SSDI 0 1 0 .000
Tie 2 DUPLICATION FACTORY 0 1 0 .000
Tie 2 SANOFI 0 1 0 .000
TEAM vs. TEAM SCORES
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TIME SITE AWAY SCORE HOME SCORE
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
6:00p
7:00p
8:00p
CCC LG
CCC LG
CCC LG
NOVEMBER 9, 1994
HOMES & LAND
CASUALTY INSURANCE
DUPLICATION FACTORY
SANOFI
o
89
40
65
Bye
SSDI
FSI
THE PRESS
o
38
52
80
WEDNESDAY -
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League Name:
Schedule Name:
Start Date:
Current Date:
MEN'S UPPER BASKETBALL LEAGUE
MEN'S 1994 UPPER SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY - NOVEMBER 9, 1994
THURSDAY - NOVEMBER 10, 1994
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LEAGUE STANDINGS
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STANDING
TEAM NAME
WINS LOSSES TIES
WIN PCT.
1 NICKS 1 0 0 1. 000
Tie 1 CHASKA LEGION 1 0 0 1. 000
2 BUTCH'S TAVERN 0 1 0 .000
Tie 2 NORDIC TRACK 0 1 0 .000
TEAM vs. TEAM SCORES
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TIME SITE AWAY SCORE HOME SCORE
WEDNESDAY - NOVEMBER 9, 1994
7:00p CMS GYM NICKS
8:00p CMS GYM CHASKA LEGION
94
48
NORDIC TRACK
BUTCH'S TAVERN
59
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