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AGENDA
CHANHASSEN SENIOR COMMISSION
FRIDAY, January 21,1997
9:30 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Approval of Agenda
1. Approval of minutes Dated December 20, 1996.
2. Visitors Presentation.
a. Mr. David Viland with Auburn Manor will give an informational presentation regarding
proposed expansion of their facility as well as service. Ms. .Julie Frick Frick with Carver
County HRA will answer questions on housing in the County. �o(Thec\. "c ( cioac
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b. Mr. Tom Juhnke from Southwest Metro Transit will present a newly proposed transit
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3. Congregate Dining. �' Z j�s � G{-� 6C2- � � �' /(' � �I
4. Update on Senior Line. o� W��j Q�C e r � �
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Upd to on Senior Center Activities.
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6. do pt t h e Goals and Objectives for 1997.
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7. A rova f Senior Commission Mee chedule.
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8. Senior Commission Terms.
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9. Senior Commission Comments.
Adjournment' 1
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CONTACT SHARMIN AL -JAFF AT CITY HALL (937 -1900 EXT. 120) AND A
RIDE WILL BE ARRANGED.
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CHANHASSEN SENIOR COMMISSION •
REGULAR MEETING
DECEMBER 20, 1997
Chairwoman Sherol Howard called the meeting to order at 9:30 a.m.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Jane Kubitz, Selda Heinlein, Bernice Billison, Sherol Howard,
Barbara Headla, Albin Olson, and Dale Geving.
MEMBERS ABSENT: None.
STAFF PRESENT: Kate Aanenson, Planning Director, Sharmin Al -Jaff, Planner II, Kitty
Sitter, Senior Linkage Line Coordinator, Kara Willems, Senior Center Coordinator.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA: Commissioner Geving moved add item #8 dealing with
Senior Commission meeting dates. Commissioner Billison moved to approve the agenda as
amended. Headla seconded the motion. All voted in favor and the motion carried.
VISITOR PRESENTATION: There was none.
SENIOR CONGREGATE DINING, PRESENTATION BY KATE AANENSON,
PLANNING DIRECTOR: Kate Aanenson explained that $100,000.00 funding for the kitchen
will be presented to the City Council for their final approval on January 13, 1997. The intent is
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to have the final plans approved at that meeting, go out for bid in February, and begin
construction in March. Some of the issues that need to be determined relate to the number of
hours the kitchen will be open, as well as the number of people to be served. These to issues will
impact the allocated budget of $10,000 for the operation of the kitchen. The program must be
advertised. One option is to do a second telephone survey to see exactly how many people are
interested in the program.
UPDATE ON SENIOR CENTER ACTIVITIES: The Christmas Party was a great success.
All other activities are on schedule. On January 11, there will be a Saturday night special,
January 16, is an appreciation reception, January 23, is a trip to Mystic Lake. February 8 is a
Pizza party, March 8, Saturday night special (Irish Night).
Defensive driving is scheduled for February 5 and 6 , 1997.
SENIOR LINKAGE LINE UPDATE: Kitty Sitter informed the Senior Commission that the
County approved the funding for Senior Linkage Line for 1997. The system must use a new
name . Commissioner Geving move to rename the system to Carver County Senior Information
Line. Billison seconded the motion. All voted in favor and the motion carried.
GOALS AND OBJECTIVES FOR 1997 (Set a date for a work session). The Senior
Commission decided to meet on January 10, 1997 to set goals for 1997. The meeting will be
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held at the Legion at 9:00 a.m.
• SENIOR COMMISSION MEETING DATES: The Senior Commission suggested the
following dates for their commission meetings: January 24, February 21, March 21, April 18, May
23, June 20, July 18, August 15, September 19, October 17, November 21, and December 19, 1997
SENIOR COMMENTS: There were none
ADJOURNMENT: Geving moved to adjourn the meeting. Howard seconded the motion. All
voted in favor and the motion carried.
Prepared and Submitted by Sharmin Al -Jaff, Planner II.
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Senior Citizen Commission
FROM: Sharmin Al -Jaff, Planner II
DATE: January 24, 1997
SUBJ: Future Senior Housing
On January 10, 1997, the Senior Commission developed their 1997 goals. Staff was directed to
investigate the need for a new senior housing site, since Centennial Hill Senior Residence is 100%
occupied and a waiting list has been started. As of January 21, 1997, there were twelve (12) names
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on the list.
The City of Chaska is in the processes of adding senior housing units to their Auburn Manor
facility. Mr. David Viland of Auburn Manor will be attending the Senior Commission meeting to
present current and planned services and facilities for their establishment. This will help the Senior
Commission in understanding the type of product available on the market and prevent duplication
of services between the two cities.
Ms. Julie Frick, Carver County Housing and Redevelopment Authority Director will also attend the
meeting to answer any questions relating to housing needs for the entire County.
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Senior Citizen Commission
FROM: Sharmin Al -Jaff, Planner I1
DATE: January 24, 1997
SUBJ: Southwest Metro Transit Circulator Bus
Southwest Metro Transit is planning a new service involving a circulator bus between Chaska,
• Chanhassen and Eden Prairie. This bus is proposed to make stops at certain locations once an hour,
every hour.
On January 10, 1997, the Senior Commission requested to work with Southwest Metro Transit to
provide input on senior citizen needs in Chanhassen. Mr. Tom Juhnke with Southwest Metro
Transit will attend the Senior Commission meeting to provide additional information to the
Commission and take comments to incorporate into the new service.
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The purpose:of this memorandum is to bring the City Council up to date on the progress
- setuor dining. Staff has been working on e id preparation for the kitchen area. Attached is the r:
proposed design of the kitchen space and bid package. The only item remaining on, t4epA •., .,„ ,,,,•,-
_ . and Hennepin County. to ensure that the design meets all standar and tha the bi packagel! , . ..,.. ,..
- meets the all Federal requirements: The tentative plans are to bid the project by the end of - r. ',._
Attached you will see the estimate is over the $100,000 allocated budget. I hope the city will be :'.. ,. .,, _. , ,.,-
- able to fmd a way to meet the funding gap. The mechanical expense is well in excess ,of whq : ,. , • ,,,,,,,,,„,,...
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A. Disconnection: By appropriate trade; specified in other sections of these specifications.
B. Reused: Disassembhveamoval and storage of equipment until ready for Installation; •
reassemble arid satin pce ready for final connection is to be handled by Owner. Prior to
the installation of exIs* g equipment, items are to be cleaned by Owner and are to be
ready for installation for final connections.
C. Not Reused: Owner's Representative has the option to retain existin • e ui
erz epresen a e o remove equipment from s .
.04 CLEANING
General cleaning of equipment and kitchen areas are to be handled by FSEC however,
removal of masking or protective covering from stainless steel and other finished surfaces
is to be handled by Owner. Final cleaning and polishing of equipment is to be handled by
Owner.
.05 DEMONSTRATION AND TESTING
A. Demonstration: Schedule times with the Owner' s Representative to provide instruction and
demonstration on the use of each item.
B. Testing: Test, regulate and put into proper operating condition; including thermostats,
coordinate dishmachine testing with detergent supplier, properly activate water filters per
manufacturer's recommendations.
4.01 PART 4 FOODSERVICE EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS •
1 CONVECTION OVEN 52553.00
One (1) Southbend SLGS -1250 Silver Star single oven
- Porcelain Interior
-2 speed fan
- Electronic ignition
- Casters
1A GAS QUICK DISCONNECT $ 100.00
- 3/4" x 48"
- Restraining device
2 RANGE 51349.00
One (1) Southbend #300 6 burner
- Standard oven base
- Stainless steel front
- Splash and shelf
- Casters
2A GAS DISCONNECT $ 100.00 •
4/4" X 48"
- Restraining device
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3 EXHAUST HOOD 51839.00
• One (1) Captive Aire Model NFR
-96" x 54" x 24"
-2700 CFM exhaust
-2430 CFM supply
- Aluminum baffle filters
-18 GA Stainless steel
-3" standoff
- Incandescent light
4 EXHAUST FAN BY OWNER
5 MAKE -UP AIR SYSTEM BY OWNER
6 DUCT WORK BY OWNER
7 FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM SPRINK. CONT.
8 WALL PANEL $ 950.00
Stainless steel wall panel
- thick insulated
9 PORTABLE HOT FOOD UNIT $ 637.00
• One (1) Metal Masters #PDHT3 -120
- Stainless steel legs
- Stainless steel undershelf
-120/1
10 FIRE EXTINGUISHER BY G.C.
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11 EMERGENCY LIGHT BY G.C.
12 PORTABLE PREP TABLE $ 475.00
One (1) Custom Stainless Steel
-30 "x48"
- Undershelf
13 PREP TABLE 918.0
One (1) Custom Stainless Steel
-30" x 72" table
-20" x 20" x10" sink
-20" x 20" drawer
- Undershelf
14 PORTABLE PLATE DISPENSER $ 365.00
One (1) Metro #SSD18
-Cover
- Heavy Duty Casters
• - Adjustable plate size
15 FAUCET $ 80.00
One (1) T &S 8 -1125 Splash Mount
- 8" on center
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16 CABINET $3968.00
Four (4) Metal Masters WCS-48 & WSC -36
-(1) 30" x 48" cabinet •
- (3) 30" x 36" cabinet
Sliding enclosure doors
- Stainless steel construction
17 OPEN NUMBER
18 OPEN NUMBER
19 HAND SINK $ 191.00
One (1) Advance 7 -PS-50
- Faucet drain & trap
-Soap dispenser
-Towel dispenser
20 DISH CART $ 120.00
One (1) Metal Masters #U21836C
- Portable
-18" x 36"
21 WASTE RECEPTACLE BY OWNER
22 RACK SHELF $ 275,00
One (1) Custom Stainless Steel •
- Single rack capacity
- Brackets
23 SOILED DISH TABLE $1380.00
One (1) Custom Stainless Steel
-20" x 20" x 6" Pre -rinse sink
- Removable scrap basket
- Welded disposer collar
- Stainless steel legs
j I 24 DISPOSER $ 987.00
One (1) Insinkerator #SS -100 -5 -MRS
- Manual reverse
-1 horsepower
25 PRE -RINSE SPRAYER $ 147.00
One (1) T & S B -1138
-Deck Mount
26 DISHMACHINE $6699.00
One (1) Jackson 200B
- Booster heater
-208/3
27 EXHAUST HOOD $ 420.00
One (1) Captive Aire VHI
-36" x 36" x 24" Exhaust Hood
- Stainless steel mesh filter
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28 EXHAUST FAN BY OWNER
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29 OPEN NUMBER
30 CLEAN DISH TABLE $ 762.00
One (1) Custom stainless steel
-3 rack capacity
- Undershelf
31 OVER SHELF $ 130.00
One (1) Custom stainless steel
- Brackets
32 DUCT WORK BY OWNER
33 GREASE TRAP BY G.C.
34 STORAGE SHELVING $ 400.00
Two (2) Metal Masters
-5 tier
-Zinc
35 3 COMPARTMENT SINK $. 6,&,.5.00
• One (1) Metal Masters 414- 16 -3 -18
-16" x 19" X 14" bowls
-(2) 18" drainboards
36 FAUCET $ 65.00
One (1) T & S B -1128 Splash mount
-12" spout
37 LEVER DRAINS $158.00
Three (3) T & S
38 REFRIGERATOR 52584.00
One (1) Victory RAA -2D -S7
- Stainless steel front
- Aluminum sides & interior
- Casters
-5 year compressor warranty
39 FREEZER $2105.00
One (1) Victory FAA-1D-S7
- Stainless steel front
- Aluminum sides & interior
- Casters
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-5 year compressor warranty
40 DRY STORAGE SHELVING $ 832.00
Four (4) Metal Master
- 5 tier
-Zinc
41 OPEN NUMBER
01/17/97 09:51 LANDMARK DESIGN + 612 9255781 NO.838 P006/006
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43 CHAIR BY OWNER
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EQUIPMENT & FURNITURE SUBTOTAL $31294.00
FREIGHT, STORAGE & DELIVERY $ 2635.00
INSTALLATION $ 1900.00
GRAND TOTAL $35829.00 •
I OMPLETION OF WORK:
c he Food Service Equipment Bidder herby agrees that his Work will be Substantially Completed
onsecutive calendar days from date of Agreement.
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1 submitting Bids It is understood that the right is reserved by Owner to reject any and all proposals or to
If aive any informalities therin, and it is agreed that Bids may not be withdrawn during the period of 30 days
om Bid opening date and alternate bids must be honored for 60 days from the Bid opening date.
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CITYOF CHANHASSEN
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690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317
(612) 937 -1900 • FAX (612) 937 -5739
MEMORANDUM
TO: Senior Citizen Commission
FROM: Sharmin Al -Jaff, Planner II
DATE: January 24, 1997
SUBJ: Adopt Goals and Objectives for 1997
On January 10, 1997, during a work session, the Senior Commission developed their 1997 goals.
• These goals are listed below for the Commission review and approval.
Senior Commission Goals and Objectives for 1.997
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1. Senior Center: Staff was directed to evaluate the need" for potential expansio?y4Atik
2. Transportation: Ongoing. Staff was directed to work with Southwest Metro Transit to
provide service to medical establishments. Southwest Metro Transit is in the process of
establishing a circulator bus within the City. A link between Centennial Hill Senior
Residence and the circulator bus is recommended.
3. Information And Referral / Senior Linkage Line: Need a new system and a new name.
Advertise the new program.
4. Senior Housing: Search for a new site for the future. Set up a round table discussion with
Julie Frick with Carver County HRA and Dave Viland of Auburn Manor in Chaska to
{ ' discuss the proposed expansion of Auburn Manor Senior Facilities. Evaluate the impact on
�� �� Chanhassen and the need for additional housing.
• 5. Support Chanhassen Heritage Preservation: Active
6. Senior Parking At Public Buildings: Ongoing. Staff shall contact local businesses and
request the installation of the signs at their parking lots. Also, a sign should be posted at
City Hall.
7. Support Urgent Care Facilities: Ongoing
8. Cooperative Communication With Neighboring Senior Centers and Community Education:
A. Cooperative Communications.
B. Coordination Of Events.
C. Transportation Coordination With Other Senior Centers and Community Education.
9. Support Foodshelf: Ongoing. Men's Club Will Take Items To Foodshelf.
10. Support Senior Expo.(()- ■) W \ A,r?J( 2- \1;71+- p, :...
11. Support Inter - Generational Activities: Activities Such As Fishing And Simple Crafts.
12. Revamp Senior List: Delegate To Men's And Women's Clubs.
13. Create A Biking, Walking, And Cross Country Skiing Clubs.
14. Congregate Dining - Meals On Wheels: Announce The Program, Recruit Volunteers, Hire
a staff person, and make seniors aware that the program will be available in the near future.
This should be done after City Council approve the construction of the kitchen.
15. Educate future generations of seniors: Increase awareness of the opportunities and
challenges that face seniors in Chanhassen. Create a subcommittee with two members from
the Senior Commission, two members from the Advisory Board, and two members form
the Senior Linkage Line. The subcommittee will organize presentations and present it to
the community and schools.
16. Have a joint work session with the City Council to present the goals and objectives for 1997
and insure that the Council's vision and their expectations of the Senior Commission will
be met. This meeting shall take place in Febrtraiy: pvk
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CHANHASSEN
690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317
(612) 937 -1900 • FAX (612) 937 -5739
MEMORANDUM
TO: Senior Citizen Commission
FROM: Sharmin Al -Jaff, Planner II
DATE: January 24, 1997
SUBJ: Senior Commission Meeting Schedule
The Senior Commission meetings will be held on Friday from 9 :30 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. at the City
Council Chambers unless otherwise specified. The following is a meeting schedule suggested by
the Senior Commission at their December 20, 1996 meeting.
January 24, 1997
February 21, 1997— , n 'J "f l/
March 21, 1997 — 4V,u
April 18, 1997
May 23, 19 9 7
June 20, 1997
July 18, 1997
August 15, 1997
September 19, 1997
October 17, 1997
November 21, 1997
December 19, 1997
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends the Senior Commission approve the meeting schedule for 1997.
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690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317
(612) 937 -1900 • FAX (612) 937 -5739
MEMORANDUM
TO: Senior Citizen Commission
FROM: Sharmin Al -Jaff, Planner II
DATE: January 24, 1997
SUBJ: Senior Commissioner Terms
On April 1, 1997, the terms of Chairperson Sharol Brooks Howard, Commissioner Barbara Headla,
and Commissioner Dale Geving will expire. Even though these members may wish to seek
reappointment, the vacancies must be advertised. Staff will advertise the vacancies the week of III
February 3, set up interviews for February 20, and forward the recommendation of the Senior
Commission to the City Council for appointments on March 10, 1997.
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SENIOR COMMISSION
410 Sherol Brooks Howard, Chairperson
1/91 - 4/97 Chanhassen, MN 55317 Z "
474 -8570
Bernice Billison 7281 Pontiac Circle
1/91 - 4/99 Chanhassen, MN 55317
474 -2709
Selda Heinlein 420 Chan View
1/91 - 4/99 Chanhassen, MN 55331
937 -5440
Jane Kubitz 7492 Saratoga Drive
1/91 - 3/99 Chanhassen, MN 55317
934 -0401
Albin Olson
1/93 - 3/99 Chanhassen, MN 55317 2�Z
Barbara Headia 6870 Minnewashta Parkway
• 2/94 - 4/97 Excelsior, MN 55331
474 -7269
Dale Geving 7602 Huron Street
4/97 Chanhassen, MN 55317
934 -7761
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