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Home My WebLink About1969/09/10 VILLAGE OF APPLE VALLEY Dakota County, Minnesota Minutes of the meeting of the Village Council, Village of Apple Valley, Dakota County, Minnesota on September 10, 1969 at 7.30 p. m. PRESENT Councilmen Pearsall, Branning, Garrison and Hollenbeck, Adm. Curtis E. Olsen and the Deputy Clerk ABSENT Mayor Largen The acting mayor, Mr. Pearsall, called the meeting to order at 7 ~+0 p.m. All resi- dents attending took part in the pledge of allegiance to the flag. MOTION, of Hollenbeck, seconded by Garrisr~n, that we accept the minutes of the meetings of August 13, August 15, August 20 and the two for August 29, 1969 as sub- . witted. Those in favor Hollenbeck, Garrison, Pearsall and Branning - opposed - none. Motion carried. F A Petition was received from the residents on Lehmann Road, requesting a reduction of ~r the speed limit to 30 m.p.h. They listed three reasons. A speed limit of ~+0 m.p.h. p ~ was just posted on August 22, 1969. Hollenbeck suggested the police department patrol ~~_d this area closely. This was turned over to the Administrator to follow up. s Also received were two resolutions from the Board of County Commissioners who met on August 18, 196g. Resolution No. requesting the State Commissioner of Highways ~,3 to make a traffic survey on County Road X38 and Resolution No. 5, referring the ,~a resolution adopted by the Village of Apple Valley Council requesting the Dakota ~`..4, County Board to adopt as their policy, Hennepin County's Division of Cost policy, to the Dakota County Highway Department for study and report. ~f~ Kenneth Rowley submitted a resignation to become effective September 15, 1869. The Administrator recommends that he be paid four days accrued vacation. MOTION of Hollenbeck, seconded by Garrison, that we accept Mr. Rowley's resigna- tion, with regret for having to lose such a good employee, and with the compensation he has requested, and also that the ownership of the police dog be also turned over to him. Mr. Pearsall also expressed his regret. Those in favor Branning, Pearsall, Garrison and Hollenbeck - opposed - none. Motion carried. The Dakota County Library System wrote a letter stating the new fall schedule for the bookmobile. They have requested one hour on alternate Tuesdays in the Greenleaf area. MOTION• of Branning, seconded by Hollenbeck, to authorize the expense of putting in a 110 volt outlet for the bookmobile in Greenleaf. Those in favor Hollenbeck, Garrison, Pearsall and Branning - opposed - none. Motion carried. MOTION of Hollenbeck, seconded by Garrison, that we notify the Urban Affairs Committee and instruct the Administrator to contact Bloomington Sanitation to check on reason for cancellation of their bond before any further action is taken. Those in favor Branning, Pearsall, Garrison and Hollenbeck - opposed - none. Motion carried. MOTION• of Garrison, seconded by Hollenbeck, that the Agricultural Insurance Company !.~'.a be released from their obligation as of October 7, 1969, contingent upon the attor- ney's review and concurrence. Those in favor Hollenbeck, Garrison, Pearsall and Branning - opposed - none. Motion carried. ~v" 9 ff~ ((W~`~~ d~.w VILLAGE OF APPLE VALLEY Dakota County, Minnesota Page 2 Lt. Col. Robley requested a re-evaluation of the manner of computing the sewer charge. It is presently being based on the water used during three winter months. It seems he used water to attempt to build a skating rink and it did not go into his sewer, as usually is the case. The Engineer suggested we use some discretion in adjusting his bill. Col. Robley then submitted some pictures of areas near his home which are begin- ning to look like slum areas. Mr. Branning said the park area in one of the pictures had been seeded, but it didn't take so it will have to be done again. MOTION of Hollenbeck, seconded by Garrison, that we request the Goodwill to move their pickup box to near Penny's Super Market where the Salvation Army has theirs, and also that they both be notified to increase their pickups. Those in favor Hollenbeck, Branning, Pearsall and Garrison - opposed - none. Motion carried. MOTION of Hollenbeck, seconded by Garrison, that we contact the operators of the businesses on Garden View and County Road #42 North and instruct them to clean up that area in front and in back of the stores, and if they don't clean it up the Village should do it and bill them for the cost. They should also apply to the area where Orrin Thompson had his business office on Garden Biew Drive also. Those in favor Branning, Pearsall, Garrison and Hollenbeck - opposed - none. Motion carried. On the awarding of the contract for the storm sewer for Scott Highlands 4th Addition, the engineer recommends that we award the bid to the low bidder, Austin P. Keller. MOTION of Garrison, seconded by Hollenbeck, that we award the bid for storm sewer to Austin P. Keller Construction Company in the amount of $35,433.50• Those in favor Hollenbeck, Garrison, Pearsall and Branning - opposed - none. Motion carried. Administrator's Report The preliminary budget is almost complete. It should be to the Council by this weekend. Pearsall feels we should schedule the work sessions now, to begin next week. It has to be approved and in to the County by October 10th. The Adminis- trator suggested we hold four working sessions. The first two were scheduled for Wednesday, September 17th at 3.00 p.m. and the second for Thursday, September 18th also at 3 00 p.m. The Administrator met with staff on working up of the next bond issue. There are some problems of time and also money. Jim Olson from Juran & Moody will be at the next Village meeting to discuss this. The discussion of the skating program for the coming season has come up at recent Park Committee meetings. They recommend establishing three areas in the Village for skating. 1. The area in front of the Municipal Building (towards Cedar Ave.) 2 Westview School, and 3. an area south of County Road X42, as yet undetermined. Bob Hollenbeck suggested looking into the cost of erecting warming houses at these sites. Mr. Hanson, the Superintendent of Schools suggested they contact the School district and perhaps the two can work together on this, using school sites. VILLAGE OF APPLE VALLEY Dakota County, Minnesota Page 3 MOTION of Garrison, seconded by Branning, that we authorize the Administrator to proceed with the grading of the rink sites near the Village Hall and Westview School. Those in favor Branning, Pearsall, Garrison and Hollenbeck - opposed - none. Motion carried. The Treasurer's report for the month of July and the Utilities Department billing report was submitted. MOTION of Hollenbeck, seconded by Garrison, that we remove the watering ban in Apple Valley. Those in favor Hollenbeck, Garrison, Pearsall and Branning - opposed - none. Motion carried. MOTION• of Garrison, seconded by Branning, to authorize the Administrator to reinvest up to ~1~+0,000. for the purshase of securities. Those in favor Branning, Pearsall, Garrison and Hollenbeck - opposed - none. Motion carried. Attorney's Report He has examined the abstract of the old school property and has written back to Mr. Carroll, who wanted to purchase it, and informed him that the Village was not interested in selling the property at the present time. MOTION of Garrison, seconded by Branning, that we recommend going to the school board to request a quit claim deed to the old school house. Those in favor Branning, Pearsall, Garrison and Hollenbeck - opposed - none. Motion carried. Regarding the Lawler building permit problem, the building permits will be issued if all road easements are received. At the present time there is only one that has not been signed and returned to Mr. McMenomy, the one from Mr. Ross. Rosemount Boundary Hearing The attorney went over the necessary actions the Village would have to take and also the actions of the Municipal Commission. He mentioned the fact that the residents of the Rosemount area are concerned about the renaming of that area, and he suggested we publish notice of the fact that we would like it all to be called Rosemount. He read a rough draft of the resolution h~ would like to submit to the M.M.C., stating our position. He suggested having the Metro Council state- ment previously submitted to the M.M.C. reproduced and mailed to all the residents of Rose mount Village and Rosemount Township. MOTION of Garrison, seconded by Hollenbeck, that the Village authorize the attorney to represent the Village in the coming proceedings Tuesday, September 16th and present our resolution. The sum of 200.00 is authorized to be paid as a filing fee. A copy of the resolution is attached. Those in favor Garrison, Hollenbeck, Pearsall and Branning - opposed - none. Motion carried. Engineer's Report The preliminary report for curbs and gutters for the Palomino Lakeshore Addition was submitted. VILLAGE OF APPLE VALLEY Dakota County, Minnesota Page Bob Rosene said the expansion of the sewage treatment plant was becoming urgent. The drawing up of the plans and specs need to be authorized. MOTION• of Branning, seconded by Garrison, to authorize the Engineer to draw up plans and specs for the proposed sewage treatment plant expansion. Those in favor Branning, Pearsall, Garrison and Hollenbeck - opposed - none. Motion carried. The Engineer mentioned that the contractor on the Palomino Lakeshore sewer project plans to begin construction about September 22, 1969. The Council received a letter from the Rosemount School District regarding a new school on the eastern boundary of the Village. They need an indication from us as to whether or not sewer and water will be abailable for this school. They have also written a similar letter to Rosemount Village as they presently have sewer and water close to this area. Mr. Pearsall suggested the Engineer prepare a feasibility report and present it at the next Council meeting. He also would like the Planning Commission to discuss this at their next meeting. Valley Commercial Park The Planning Commission recommends the streets be completed by 1972, and all assessments paid in full aby 1980. The trunk sewer for that area should be on a 15 year assessment to be paid in full by 1985. They recommnnd that a bond not be required for this area, but there should be a development contract. Mr. Pence spoke in behalf of George Lawrence. He said Mr. Lawrence was not going to sign the easement for restricted access. It was stated that we have nothing in writing which restricts a lot from having direct access to Cedar Avenue. MOTION• of Garrison, seconded by Branning, that we accept the plat, contingent upon receiving a one foot easement from all lots bordering Cedar Avenue and that the only drives onto Cedar by 1~+7th Street and the Penny's private driveway. Those in favor Garrison, Hollenbeck, Pearsall and Branning - opposed - none. Motion carried. Bob Hollenbeck mentioned that the Urban Affairs Committee would like to have two nec~ members, Mr. Donahue and Mr. Perry. Mr. Pearsall said there were vacancies in a few of the other committees also and perhaps they should schedule a time to interview the men who have been chosen to fill those vacancies. Saturday, September 20th at 1 00 p. m. was set for this. ~7i11 Branning suggested "slow" and "children in the street" signs for north Apple Valley. The Administrator stated that he had requests from Westview and Southview schools for painted crosswalks and a stripe along Garden View Drive North for walking. They are now arranging to have this done. The Cedar Knolls Final Plat is all in order now and the bond security wi]1 be coming shortly. MOTION. of Hollenbeck, seconded by Garrison, to accept the final plat and for the Administrator to execute his signature upon receipt of the bond. Those in favor Hollenbeck, Garrison, Pearsall and Branning - opposed - none. Motion carried. VILLAGE OF APPLE VALLEY Dakota County, Minnesota page 5 MOTION: of Hollenbeck, seconded by Garrison, to issue the permit for Cedar Knolls Mobile Home Park. Those in favor Hollenbeck, Garrison, Pearsall and Branning - opposed - none. Motion carried. The Administrator presented a proposed personnel policy for Council study. Sewer Hookups - We must pay Burnsville $160.00 for each connection. Bob Rosene suggested a policy be adopted by the Council that as soon as a plumbing permit is issued the 230.00 hoopup charge be paid in cash. MOTION• of Hollenbeck, seconded by Garrison, that we assess the whole cost. Those in favor Branning, Fearsall, Garrison and Hollenbeck - opposed - none. Motion carried.' We received two quotations on hookup of the Village Municipal Building to the sewer and water. Wenzel bid $1,590. and Allstate bid $1,510. The Administrator talked to Wenzel and he agreed to drop his price to 1,510. The Council did not know if this lower bid should be accepted, but the Administrator mentioned that Allstate had also submitted a previous bid which was higher. He also mentioned the fact that Wenzel Plumbing has done many services for the Village and he Tilt they deserved the contract. MOTION• of Hollenbeck, seconded by Pearsall, that we accept the Administrator's recommendation to accept the bid of Wenzel Plumbing in the amount of $1,510. to install the Village Municipal building to city sewer and water. Those in favor Hollenbeck, C=arrison, Pearsall and Branning - opposed - none. Motion carried, The next item was the alternate development plan for the church site located on Garden View Drive South near County Road ~+2. Mr. Branning left the meeting at this point to go to work. ~'ry MOTION• of Hollenbeck, seconded by Garrison that we instruct the Planning ~p~ Commission to view the site on Garden View and ~~+2 with reference to a change in zoning. Those in favor Hollenbeck, Garrison and Pearsall - opposed - none. Motion carried. MOTION: of Garrison, seconded by Hollenbeck, that we pay the bill on the Riggers Contract, less the credit we have on file with the County. Those in favor Pearsall, Garrison and Hollenbeck - opposed - none. Motion carried. MOTION• of Pearsall, seconded by Garrison, to send Bob Hollenbeck to the Industrial Clinic in Rochester on September 30, 1969. Those in favor Pearsall, Garrison and Hollenbeck - opposed - none. Motion carried, MOTION: of Hollenbeck, seconded by Garrison, to pay the bills with the corrections made, including the bill from Bergerson-Caswell just submitted by the Engineer. Those in favor Hollenbeck, Garrison and Pearsall - opposed - none. Motion carried. MOTION• of Hollenbeck, seconded by Pearsall, to adjourn. Those in favor Pearsall, Garrison and Hollenbeck - opposed - none. Motion carried. Adjourned at 12 20 p.m. R j. /a-:€ it t~ . , - ~ t APPAREL POR GENTLEMEN KEN-ROSE SHOPPING CENTER CEDARVALE SHOPPING CENTER ROSEMOUNT, MINN 55068 ST PAUL, MINN. ~K_ f 423-1272 454-3144 ~ SAptember 5, 1969 Government Officials Apple Valley Rosemount, I+innesota 55068 , Gentlemen: • A busine>3sman sometimes does not like to take a positive stand on ma,ttera that could harm business relations between certain parties, however, I find it my sincere obligation as a buainess- >ran and lend owner of Rosemount, to let you people know that we certainly hope that Rosemount ~a.nd Apple Valley can soon loin together ~.s one better and more complete powerflil government. Any support we can give to a move'in this direction rill be autom~.tically done on our part. Plvr~se advise of any direct support we can give you people. Respoctf~.illy yours, C. A. Kirchner TREASURER'S REPORT JULY 31, 1969 OPENING BALANCE RECEIPTS DISBURSEMENTS BALANCE Genei~l. Fund $ 12,393.19 $ 45,933.26 $ 10,635.57 p.r. 16,746.30 gen. $ 30,944.58 Town Hall Bonds (10,572.37) 5,565.16 -0- (5,007.21) $22,000. Bonds 4,847.01 1,188.65 -0- 5,995.66 $230,000. Bonds 191,394.68 -0- -0- 191,394.68 $300,000. Bonds Sinking Fund 187,810.08 2,925.28 -0- 190,735.36 Construction Fund 32,216.54 -0- -0- 32,216.54 $260,000. Bonds 131,286.32 10,517.64 -0- 141,803.96 $525,000. Bonds Sinking Fund 45,593.78 19,601.48 -0- 65,195.26 Construction Fund 108,966.89 -0- 70,803.45 38,163.44 $1,135,000. Bonds- Proj. I Sinking Fund 3,939.25 50.92 -0- 3,990.17 Construction Fund 506,801.62 -0- 253,665.55 253,136.07 $1,135,000. Bonds- Proj. II king Fund 1,738.50 25.08 -0- 1,763.58 struction Fund 49,597.89 -0- -0- 49,597.89 $1,220,000. Bonds Sinking Fund -0- 5,266.77 -0- 5,266.77 instruction Fund (351,285.93) 1,201,090.00 54,932.55 794,871.52 CedaTKnolls Escrow Fund 26,588.26 -0- -0- 26,588.26 Palomino Escrow Fund (700.00) -0- -0- (700.00) Utilities Department Operating Fund 57,907.3b 10,534.46 2,799.55 p.r. 8,079.33 gen. 57,5b2.94 Sinking Fund 118,284.37 23,985.00 -0- 142,269.37 $1,116,767.44 $1,326,683.70 $417,6b2.30 $2,025,788.84 BANK RECONCILIATION 7-31-69 Total C.D.'s and Treasury Bills 7-31-69 (See back for complete listing) $1,9b9,061.47 Checking account balance 7-31-69 124,387.40 Plus deposits not edited 1,857.04 126,244.44 Less outstanding checks 69,399.80 Less int. ck. deposited but not recorded during July 103.25 Less n.s.f. check 14.02 56,727.37 $2,025,788.84 C.D.'s and Treasury Bills 7-31-69 C. D. 43226 $ 10,000.00 43227 11,000.00 464242 25, 000.00 463783 30,000.00 464258 20,000.00 46439 5 20, 000.00 464418 15,000.00 466123 250,000.00 466125 100,000.00 Treasury Bills as follows: 40M 39,706.67 100M 98,424.33 385M 382,215.17 200M 197,511.11 250M 243,811.81 245M 230,558.27 125M 116,815.28 35M 32,758.69 150M 146,260.14 $1,969,061.47 • September 1, 19 69 Curtis Olson administrator, Village of Apple Valley Rosemount, D~innesota Sir; This is to notify you, that I am terminating my employ- ment with the Village as policeman, effective date, Septem- ber 15, 1969q this also includes my resignation as an elect- ed Constable. • Having accumulated thirty-one (31) hours overtime, and as this is an uneven number, and the 13th and 14th being my ~~eek-end off, I will take the 12th and 15th of September as my time off at 6 hrs. per- day and 19 hrs. to be paid at 4.00 • per hour, It is my understanding, I also have fQUr (4} paid holidays coming, New Years, 147emorial Day, 4th of July, and Labor Day at regular pay. This to be included with my reg- ular half month pay. Sincerely, _ ~ , -~e.~ cckr. Kenneth Rowley 163 Garden View Dr. ,august 31, 1969 ;t. VILLAGE OF APPLE VALLEY Utilities Dept. 8-8-69 DATE OF YEAR PRECEDING YEAR SERVICE BILLINGS5 BILLING TO DATE MONTH TO DATE SOUTH APPLE VALLEY (782) 5-20-b9 $37,184.45 $9,215.10 $24,792.09 accts. Water: $7,498.80 Sewer: 5,830.90 TOTAL $13,329.70 GREENLEAF (60) accts. 6-20-69 $24,792.09 Water: $ 448.90 Sewer: 295.00 TOTAL $ 743.90 $37,928.35 None NORTH APPLE VALLEY, 3~-24=6 $47,380.65 $6,176.52 $30,968.61 PALOMINO HILLS & PH LAKESHORE Water: $7,276.40 Sewer. 2,175.90 TOTAL $9,452.30 SOUTH APPLE VALLEY 8-20-69 $67,015.15 $12,689.90 $43,658.51 Water: $13,772.70 Sewer 5861.80 TOTAL $1,634.50 VILLAGE OF APPLE VALLEY UTILITIES DEPARTMENT ACCOUNT BILLINGS AUGUST 20, 1969 AREA BILLED SUUTN APPLE VALLEY AMOUNT OF BILLINGS tUATER $13, 772.70 • SEUIER 5, X61.80 TOTAL $19,634.50 i To~a.2 0~ accoun~a b.c,Q,eed tVate~c - 784 „ „ Sewe~c - 620 Sa.ees Tax Payab.Ze .cn ~ctoben 1969 on $13, 752.10 $412.56 ($20.60 - Church - non-~a.xab.2e) VILLAGE OF APPLE VALLEY Dakota County, Minnesota ' Minutes of bid opening - storm sewer - Scott Highlands 4th Addition, August 29, 1969 at 2:00 p.m. PRESENT: Administrator Curtis E. Olsen, Engineer Robert Rosene and Deputy Clerk Joyce Viveiros The Administrator called the bid opening to order at 2:00 p.m. Said opening was called by order of the Village Council for the purpose of accepting bids for storm sewer, Scott Highlands 4th Addition. Affidavits of publications from the Dakota County Tribune and from the Trade Journal were noted and filed. The bids were received, opened and read aloud as follows: Contractor Bid Bond Base Bid Nodland Assoc. 5% $43,110.00 Park Construction Co. " 44,586.50 f- • Marvin Rehbein Contr., Inc. " 38 465.50 Barbarossa d Sons " 36,382.50 Peter Lametti Construction Co. " 39,581.00 • Hoffman Brothers " 39,830.55 + Erwin Montgomery " 41,453.50 C d L Contracting 2,090.00 43,385.00 Austin P. Keller Construction 5% 35,433.50 Arnold Kraft Co., Inc. " 37,112.50 The Administrator announced that the bids would be tabulated and presented to the Council at their next meeting. Adjourned at 2:10 p.m. -;~~t - - Curtis E. Olsen, Administrator September 10, 1968 T0: Curtis E. Olsen, Administrator FROM: Village Inspector SUBJECT: Report for August lg6g There have been twenty-seven (27) residential permits and one (1) garage permit issued. The dollar value for the month is $641,x+10.00. I have gotten together some of the Federal Reserve Bank figures and come up with a total of $3,200,000.00 of construction for A~pril~th~ ough August in the Village. Cedar Kno11s project is moving rapidly. There are thirty-five (35) mobile homes in place, of which twenty-five (25) are occupied. The mail boxes are installed and several homes are landscaped. The entry road and first street have curbs and blacktop installed. • 2"ne Palomino area - Lakeshore and Third Addition continue to be active, with six (6) permits issued. • Thompson Homes are very active as this report reflects and the Fourth Addition is nearly ready for construction. 1~a~ota ~ourzftJ, ~'~~~za~t~, cSt~~.f.£rrz ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES TELEPHONE 227-8047 40 EAST EMERSON AVENUE W EST SAINT PAUL. MINNESOTA SStiB September 6, 1969 Mr. Curt Olsen Village Administrator Apple Valley Town Hall Cedar Avenue Rosemount, Minnesota 55068 Dear Mr. Olsen:: The r~ew schedule for the bookmobiles from the Dakota County Library System, has just come out, and several marked copies are enclosed for your office, Now that the 220 volt installations are in place in Apple Valley, bookmobile ,~3 is scheduled to be in the area every Friday. This bookmobile holds 5,000 books and will help to meet the needs of the Apple Valley residents for library service. • The schedule reads as follows c. (starting on Friday, Sept. 19, 1969). apple Valley • Duchess & Minjon 11at70-12:D0 Gardenview & Strese 1:00- 5:00 We have been very pleased with the cooperation we have received from the officials of Apple Valley in arranging for electrical power outlets for the bookmobiles. We hope that by bringing bookmobile ~3 with its large supply of books to the area, to try to "keep up" with the ever increasing requests for library service in the area. Several people from the Greenleaf area have inquired about bookmobile service in their development, and I contacted Mr. Osterhus recently to inquire about the necessary 11D volt outlet. I have left a black of time comprising one hour, from 10:D0-11:00 A.M., on alternate Tuesday mornings, starting with September 23, 1969, for a proposed stop at Greenleaf (this is marked in red on your schedules). I hope to be able to stop in and meet you soon, but if there are any questions in the meantime, please call me at the library, 2278047. 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VILLAGE OF APPLE VALLEY DTSBtTtiS}~~NTS 2'0 BE APPROVED _ September_10~ 1969 PAYROLL GENERAL UTILITIES BONDS Gene Corrigan 298.51 Calvin Drake 61.56 James Heidemann 191.91 Yvonne Jacobson 190.90 James Knaeble 225.71 Elliel Knutsen 261.11 Charles Kohls 290.86 Charles Kraft 34.19 Curtis Olsen 419.99 Joel Osterhus 317.66 John O'Too1e 138.70 Charles Ross 305.76 Kenneth Rowley 432.54 Bonnie Shea 124.87 Joyce Viveiros 181.40 Tom Wahl 186.41 State Treasurer (PERA) 227.66 284.76 80.01 A-1 Rental & Repair Service 7.50 Apple Valley Red-E»Nlix 47.25 Apple Valley Utilities Commission = Transfer 1,487.02 Booth, Walter S. & Son 18.45 Central Telephone Compan,}r 157.13 44.25 Coast-To-Coast Stores 15.32 51.36 Commissioner of Taxation 271.14 Corcoran Hardware & Implement Company 19.12 3.94 Curtin Scientific Company 19.95 Dakota County Fsectric Cooperative 178.03 2,161.80 Dakota County Printing Company 7 0 Dakota County Tribune 7-~5•~3 19.18 (~1,220~000) Davies Water Equipment Company 24.74 Fireside Office Supply, Inc. 57.54 Fischer Sand & Aggregate Co., Tne. 3.92 Game Time, Incorporated 1,420.00 Glenwood Tnglewood k8-~+ a~ Hawkins Chemical, Inc. 242.90 Mark Hurd Aerial Surveys, Inc. 2,515.39 IBM Corporation 16.20 International Harvester Company 74.59 2 .00 K-R Cornmunica~l;ions, Ir_c. 3 SUB TOTALS $3,889.74 $3,944.1+o ~5,454.6~ $ 19.18 ~ ~ ~ ~ t Page 2 l PAYROLL GENERAL UTILITIES BONDS Orscheln Farmington Farm & Home Supply Lakeside Animal Hospital 48•~ Linkert Landscaping, Inc. 10.92 Minnesota Fire Equipment Co. 42.16 Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company ?7•~ Mobil Oil Corporation 244.12 31.58 Neenah Foundry Company 26.39 Northern States Power Company 3.50 0 J Redi-care Rental & Sales Company 5.00 Curtis E. Olsen, Car allowance, etc. 97.25 Curtis E. Olsen, Petty Cash Fund 34.06 Olson's 210.18 Phillips Petroleum Company 243.00 14.14 Power Process Equipment, Inc. 684.48 Roberts Drug 7.42 Rosemount Auto Body 30.15 Standard Oil 185.84 Shakopee Ford 48.67 Toombs Insurance Agency 92.00 Tri-State Drilling & Equipment Company 18.01 Urban Planning and Design 997.50 Valley Chrysler Plymouth 110.84 Village of Apple Valley 400.00 Wenzel Plumbing and Heating, Inc. 13.20 Forrest W. Wilcox 74.00 Xerox Corporation 152•b2 Clifford Losee 30.00 Donald Schultz _ 30.00 William J. Barrott 30.00 William R. Flaminio 30.00 i James J. Fitzpatrick, Jr. 8.98 ~G~~~ Thomas A. Derr 30.00 Herbert C. Anderson, Jr. 30.00 Carl Looney 30.00 ~ _ n0 ~ - A. L. Parmly 15.00 7 Tr7•~nd~n, C.R. & Associates 85.00 (1, 220, 000 ) American National Bank and Trust Company ( 38,070.00 (Utilities Bonds) American National Bank and Trust Company ( 6.6~2.gq0 Sandstrom & Hafner, Tne. 19, 3•yl (Cedar Knolls Escrow Erickson & Erickson, Tnc. 45,843.288 (~~'220'000) 111,037, 220 000)) Austa.n j~„wKeller Constr. Austin eller Constr. ~ ~ 2y~ r0.} (1-969 B~s• TGTALS ~3, ~ 9 `~7, 5~`O. I'S ~6, 880.22 Y2 002. 9 GRAND `IbTAL x,265,222.90 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA August 18, 1969 5 Date Resolution No...----•--•-• Mertensotto Sperl Motion by Commissioner Seconded by Commissioner MOVED: That the resolution adopted by the Village of Apple Valley council requesting the Dakota County Board of Commissioners to adopt as their policy, Hennepin County`s Division of Cost policy on construction projects within municipalities,be referred to the Dakota County Highway Department for study and to report back. • • YES NO WACHTLER X WACHTLER AHLBERG X AHLBERG SCULLY X SCULLY SPERL X SPERL FRF,ILING absent FREILING • State of Minnesota ~ ss. County of Dakota I, C. D Onischuk, duly elected, qualified and acting County Auditor of the County of Dakota, State of Minnesota, do hereby certify that I have compared the foregoing copy of a resolution with the original minutes of the proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners, Dakota County, Minnesota, at their 18th August 69 ~ now on file in m office, and have found session held on the--------------------------------day of----•---------..........--••---•-----....-.........19 y the same to be a true and correct copy thereof. 19th August, x.969 ~Pitness my hand and official seal at Hastings, Minnesota, this ...................d of N C~mc,~~ ~c ......................................G~:~..............._............ County Auditor t EOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA August 18, 1969 4 Date Resolution No. Ahlberg Mertensotto Motion by Commissioner Seconded by Commissioner BE IT RESOLVED, that the State Commissioner of Highways be and hereby is requested to make a traffic survey on County Road #38, starting at its intersection with Cedar Avenue and continuing westerly to County Road #11, for the purpose of establishing a safe and reasonable speed limit. • YES NO WACHTLER X WACHTLER AHLBERG X AHLBERG SCULLY X SCULLY SPERL x SPERL FRF.ILING absent FREILING State of Minnesota ~ County of Dakota I, C. D Onischuk, duly elected, qualified and acting County Auditor of the County of Dakota, State of Minnesota, do hereby certify that I have compared the foregoing copy of a resolution with the original minutes of the proceQQdd11 s of the Board of Cpunt Commi oners, Dakota County, Minnesota, at their 1$~~ Aug~zst - _ session held on the ................................day of................................................19 ,now on file in my office, and have found the same to be a true and correct copy thereof. 19th August, 1969 Witness my hand and official seal at Hastings, Minnesota, thi~sl day of ~ luc~ . County Auditos