HomeMy WebLinkAbout1969/04/09 VILLAGE OF APPLE VALLEY
Dakota County, Minnesota
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Village of Apple Valley Council held on
April 9, 1969 at 7:30 p.m.
PRESENT: Mayor Largen
Councilmen: Pearsall, Hollenbeck, Branning and Garrison
Clerk Cecelia Strunk
Mayor Largen called the meeting to order. All residents attending took park in
the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag.
Reverend Henry E. Lieske of the Redeemer Lutheran Church presented the Invocation
of this meeting.
MOTION of Garrison, seconded by Branning, to accept the minutes of the meeting
of March 26, 1969 as read and corrected. Motion duly carried.
Mr. Bill Person of the Planning Commission was duly sworn in by the Clerk, thereby
reappointing him as a member of the Planning Commission. James Nelson was unable to
be present for his reappointment oath at this meeting.
Mayor Largen called the Public Hearing on the Preliminary Plan of the Palomino Hills
4th Addition to order.
Engineer Rosene and Erwin Ulrich of the Planning Commission presented a report on
the Palomino Hills 4th Addition and topography of the area. A discussion was held on
the placement of homes adjacent to the ponding areas.
The Mayor declared the hearing closed at 8:30 p.m.
Continuance of the Public Hearing on the Conditional Use Permit for the Townhouses
of Cedar Knolls Development, in accordance with Ordinance ~k43, was calked to order.
Mr. Ulrich and Mr. Thorsen - contractor of Cedar Knolls Development presented a plan
of the area of the townhouses. Public Hearing was declared closed at 9:30 p.m.
MOTION of Bob Hollenbeck, seconded by Pearsall, to comply with the Planning
Commission, therby approving the conditional use permit for Cedar Knolls Townhouse
Development. Motion duly carried.
MOTION of Pearsall, seconded by Garrison, authorizing the Mayor to issue a letter
to the State Health Department, demonstrating that the Village Council is in favor of
the location of the mobile homes of Cedar Knolls Developments. Motion duly carried.
Discussion was held with Hugh Thorsen on the construction of County Road 38 through
Cedar Knolls. Mayor Largen requesting Thorsen to submit a letter ~o the Council per-
taining to his agreeing to donate the land and a portion of the grading construction
of the road.
The Council noted a discussion was held with Bob Toombs of the Toombs Insurance
Agency of Rosemount, on the insurance coverage of the Village properties.
MOTION of Pearsall, seconded by Garrison, to increase the theft policy covering
the con tents of the Village Ha11 to $5,000. Motion duly carried.
Joe Milbauer of the Medical Commission, submitted a report covering the action
recommended for the development of a clinic for the Apple Valley area and incentives
needed to draw doctors into the Village of Apple Valley.
VILLAGE OF APPLE VALLEY
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MOTION of Garrison, seconded by Branning, to appoint to serve with the Medical
Committee Reverend Gerhard Knutson of 888 Oriole Drive. Motion duly carried.
MOTION of Pearsall, seconded by Hollenbeck, a Public Hearing be scheduled for
the Conditional Use Permit for the Eaton's Ranch "Teen Centre". Said meeting to
be held at the Village Hall on April 23, 1969 at 7:30 p.m.
MOTION of Pearsall, seconded by Branning, the attached Resolution is hereby
passed ordering the administration costs not previously received from Bond issues
be transferred by the Clerk and Treasurer to the Genexal Fund. Motion duly carried.
MOTION of Hollenbeck, seconded by Garrison, authorizing the Clerk and Treasurer
to transfer to the General Funds any interest on idle bond funds - not required by
the terms of the bond issue to be retained in the bond sinking fund accounts.
Resolution hereto attached. Motion duly carried.
MOTION of Garrison, seconded by Pearsall, to concur with the Planning Commission
and approve the Preliminary Plat of Palomino Hills 4th Addition in accordance with''
the restructions and conditions as noted on the Planning Commission Report. Motion
duly carried.
MOTION of Largen, seconded by Branning, to grant the Dahlberg building permit
on County Road 33, our Attorney to pursue the option for public easement. Motion
duly carried.
MOTION of Branning, seconded by Hollenbeck, the attorney McMenomy be authorized
to take steps pertaining to the acquiring of Park Land - 34 acres on Alimagnet Lake.
(Attorney refers to Palomino Development Corp.) Motion duly carried.
MOTION of Pearsall, seconded by Branning, to concur with the Planning Commission
turning down the requested lot divisions as follows:
Dennis Passeri - Lot 6, Block 2, Palomino Hills 2nd Addition
Emmet Conlin -Lot L0, White Oak Ridge Addition
Motion duly carried.
Leo Finley and Paul Rice of the Youth Committee presented a report on the
Summer Youth Program.
MOTION of Hollenbeck, seconded by Garrison, a letter be drawn up by the Youth
Committee requesting the use of the Westview School for the summer program. Motion
duly carried.
MOTION of Branning, seconded by Pearsall, to provide budget monies, using $3600
as a guide line - up to $4000 for the summer day recreation program. Motion duly
carried.
Discussion was held on the crossing area of Garden View Drive and County Road
42 in the development area.
Discussion was held by the Council and Engineer on the proposed "superchlorination"
for areas of South Apple Valley Development -east of Garden View Drive. Date to be
set after a discussion of the Utilities Commission and Council.
Councilman Garrison noted the radar unit for the Police Department would be in
use as soon as the FCC License is received.
MOTION of Hollenbeck, seconded by Garrison, authorizing the use of the street
sweeping equipment in Apple Valley Development - South of County Road 42. Motion
duly carried.
VILLAGE OF APPLE VALLEY
Minutes of the Mweting of April 9, 1969 Page 3
MOTION of Hollenbeck, seconded by Pearsall, approving Change Order No. 1 - Sandstrom
and Hafner - as app~~ved by the Engineer in the amount of $2,200 for Cedar Knolls 1st
Addition Utilities. Motion duly carried.
MOTION of Pearsall, seconded by Branning to approve all bills, including the
construction bills, as hereto attached. Motion duly carried.
MOTION of Hollenbeck, seconded by Pearsall, to adjourn the meeting at 12:25 p.m.
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PAYROLL DISRURSEI~NTS 4-9-69
General Fund
Charles Kohls $ 260.03
Joel Oaterhus 330.40
Gent Corrigan 270880
Kenneth Rowley 257.35
Elliel ICnutsen 239.SS
Carrol Teig 86.70
John 0'?Dole 138.70
Joyce Viveirota 91.48
Cecelia Strunk 207.55
Prudential Inaurance Co. 74.92
Total $1,957.48
GENERAL FUND DISBURSEMEIiTS
4-9-69
Gcneral Fund
Prudential Insurance Company $ 37.00
E. K. t~nehl Co3apany 61.75
Usban Planning d Design, Inc. 997.50
John Zurbay 7.50
The Paper shop 5.80
Lakeside Animal Hospital 48.00
Nick J. ~iagnes 36.00
Fireside Office Supply, Inc. 40.27
Track Photographic, Inc. 39.20
Nelson Tire Service, Inc. 1.82
Minneapolis Oxygen Company 3.25
Surgical Service - C~tar 19.40
Robert L. Erickson, M. D. 8.00
Eduard Kraemer b Sons, Inc. 1.89
Rosemount Dodge 7.85
Apple Valley Utilities Commission 87.88
Apple Valley Utilities Commission 1,216.00
Fischer Construction Co., Lnc. 400.00
Fischer Sand A Aggregate Co., Inc. 36.90
Bonestroo d Rosene, Inc. 184.50
Bonestroo g Rosene, Inc. 17.00
Bonestroo b Rosene, Inc. 60.00
Dakota County Electric Coop. 122.98
Viking Safety d Supply, inc. 101.80
Total $3,542.29
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CO~dSTRtICTIO~i BIL~.S 4-9-69
• 230, 000 Beard
First National Bank of St. Paul -
Coupons Int. due 5-1-b9 $ 10,952.31
$ 10,952.31
S300,000 Bond
Bonestroo d. Rosene, Iac. - i+iae ling eei th
Contractor on Carden Vieor Dr. So. $ 17.00
$ 17.00
1,135,000 Bond- Project I
Bonestroo Rosene, Inc.- Constr. Sup.-
Paloanino Hills hates g Seer $ 397.63
Bonestroo ~ Roseae, Inc.- Plans b Specs for
Deep Well, Pump d F~pbonse 1,898.60
Erickson d Erickse~, Inc,- Eat. #2, Water $
Sewer Exts. - Palomino Hills 3,OSS.9S
$ 5,352.18
#1 - 1969 Water Bond
Construction Bulletin- ~1d~rertising for Saa.
Sewer, Storer Suer fs Hater Hain Exts. for
Scott Highlands 3rd elddn. $ [,1,00
Bonestroo d. Rosene, Inc.- Constr. Sup.-
Trnk. Water Proj. - /lpple Valley Addn:, to
Palosiino Hills Adds. 1, 375.76
Bonestroo ~ Rosent, Inc.- Constr. Sup.-
Cadar Kaolla 1st Adda. W d S Exts. 598.78
Sandstro~a d Hafner, Inc.• Ext. #2 Water d
Se~rar Exts. Cedar Kae~lls 1st Addn. 69,041.20
Bonestroo d Rosene, Inc.- Rer. of Scott
Highlands 3rd Addn. plat d. Prep. of Scott
Highlands 3rd laddn. Street Bonds 93.50
$ 71,150.24
Sandstrom d, Hafner, Inc.- Est. #2 Trunk Water
Extensions 18,117.00
$ 89,267.24