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Home My WebLink About1969/12/03 VILLAGE OF APPLE VALLEY Dakota County, Minnesota Minutes of bid opening - street improvements - Valley Commercial Park, on 1~+7th Street and Granada Avenue, held on December 3, 1969 at 3 00 p.m. PRESENT• Administrator Curtis E. Olsen, Village Inspector and Deputy Clerk The Administrator called the meeting to order at 3 00 p.m. Said opening was called by order of the Village Council for the purpose of accepting bids for street improvements in Valley Commercial Park. Affidavits of publication from the Dakota County Tribune were noted and filed. The bids were received, opened and read aloud as follows Company Bid_Bond Bid Fischer Sand ~ Aggregate 510 19,935.00 McNamara-Vivant 510 23,770.25 Bituminous Surface Treating Co. 5/ X1,.114,00 (Inver Grove Heights ) The Administrator announced that the bids would be tabulated and presented to the Council at their next meeting. Adjourned at 3 10 p.m. _ 1 Curtis~~. Olsen, Clerk-Administrator VILLAGE OF APPLE VALLEY I~ Dakota County, Minnesota ~ Minutes of the special meeting of the Village Council, Village of Apple Valley, Dakota County, Minnesota on Wednesday, December 3, 1969 at 10 00 p.m. PRESENT Mayor Largen, Councilmen Hollenbeck, Branning, Pearsall and Garrison, Administrator Curtis E. Olsen ABSENT None MOTION of Pearsall, seconded by Branning, authorizing Change order to the Lametti Garden View Trunk sewer contract, extending Gardenview trunk some 500 feet further north. Those in favor Branning, Pearsall, Largen, Garrison and Hollenbeck - opposed, none. Motion carried. Bids for the construction of street improvements in the Valley Commercial Park area were considered. 1. Fischer Sand & Aggregate $19,935.00 2. McNamara-Vivant 23,770.25 3. Bituminous Surface Treating Co.21,116.00 MOTION• of Pearsall, seconded by Garrison, to award the contract to the Fischer Construction Company in the amount of $19,875.00. Those in favor Pearsall, Garrison, Hollenbeck, Largen and Branning - opposed - none. Motion carried. MOTION• of Hollenbeck, seconded by Branning, authorizing investment of X485,216.59 in U.S. Treasury Bills. Those in favor Hollenbeck, Branning, Pearsall, Largen and Garrison - opposed - none. Motion carried. MOTION• of Branning, seconded by Hollenbeck, meeting adjourned at 10 45 p.m. Unanimously carried. JOINT PLANNING COMMISS~UiV AlYi CO"tTNCTL HEARIlVG December 3, 1969 Municipal Building • 8:00 p.m. In Attendance.: Dean, Ulrich, Carroll, Person, Thorberg, Rosene, Voss, Olsen, Garrison, Largen, Branning, Hollenbeck, Pearsall, Osterhus, ' H.C. Hanson, Gene Corrigan, Chuck Winden, Orrin & Gary Thompson, Vic Rolfing, Ron Cornwell, Geo & Lyle Sauers. School Hearing The Mayor declared the public hearing open and the notice was read. Mr. Voss showed a map of the area and explained that the elementary school will be built first. We could rezone the whole 80 acres or dust the 15 acres now. Mr. Voss said he has a proposed change in the ordinance that will be covered later in the evening that would allow some of the things the school district is proposing and also the REA proposal. Mr. Hanson showed a very preliminary drawing (he will leave with us) showing bus storage, library, special educational building, central receiving and central office. Mr. Hanson said he doesn't know what the exterior will be. He thin'ds they will have their own gas pumps. They will house all buses inside. Nir. Rolfing was concerned what the building would be next to his house and also didn't think they should be allowed to build without sewer. He thought the water supply all around would be ruined. The Mayor asked if anyone wished'to speak in regard to the zoning itself. Since there was none, the hearing was closed. Final Plat of Greenleaf First Addition • Mr. Voss reported he has checked all the lot dimensions and they are OK. The park is shown as an outlot and will be deeded separately. Mr. Rosene read his letter that contained his report stating he had reviewed. T'ne development contract information that Mr. McMenomy needs has been furaished. Galaxie's grade was discussed. Galaxie and ~+0 long range county plans should be determined. Bob said as of now it's on grade crossing. MOTION: by Thorberg and seconded by Person "to approve the final plat of Greenleaf First Addition subject to the development contract." All voted in favor. Comprehensive Plan for Palomino Development Mr. Voss showed the landmarks to orient all to a colored map of Palomino. 3,500 people could be a neighborhood on the area west of Garden View and south of ~~38. John feels that the entire amount shown of multiple north of the school might be too much. Mr. Sauers said the first stage development is within the golf course area and possibly a section to the north. He said the final drawings are in now and we can see them. He wants to meet with Kassuba tomorrow and would like to report M-2 in the area north of the golf course, not M-1 and M-2 as Mr. Voss has shown it. Mr. Ulrich said he felt we were correct in showing M-1 and M-2 depending on the details and to allow for townhouses and show what we are really looking for. George felt that M-1 would take out more trees than M-2 would. The ordinance was checked and it was found that there is very little difference. Mr. Ulrich said we could say we expect this to average out to about 10 units. • Cedar Knolls Sign Nlr. Cornwell submitted a drawing of proposed sign for entrance. Mr. Osterhus will check. l ~'OTNT PLANI~TTtiG COMf~i:.;,,,~viV Ia~:~ v~UiVCIZ FEARING December 3, 1968 • Page 2 Dshlberg Permit M-r. Dahlberg is asking for a permit for 20' x 10' addition to his house. MOTION• by Person and seconded by Thorberg "to grant permit to Esther Dahlberg and Son to build a 10' x 20' addition to the south side of the house." Motion carried. Cedar i{nolls Carports It was thought that all their tenants should go through the management just before applying. MOTION: by Carroll and seconded by Thorberg "to recommend that Cedar Knolls management should submit requests for permits for car ports and entry ways to the building inspector and there should be no direct contact by their renters with our inspector." Motion carried. ~alti~le Dwelling Ordinance The proposed ordinance was gone over and change noted by Mr. Voss who will revise again. A committee of Rosene, Osterhus, Person and Pearsall will be formed to -revise our building code. • Comprehensive Plan Mr. Pearsall said he would like to see the public hearing on the comprehensive plan deferred until more study is made on our entire neighborhood philosophy. It was decided that the Council will take time for .more study next Wednesday. Institutional District - Storage The institutional district outside storage concept was explained and discussed. We did not finish the agenda as it was late. Meeting adjourned. NOTPCE DF PUBLt'C HEARCNG ON PROPOSED REZDNtNG f N THE V f LLAGE OF APPLE VA1.L>=Y', DAKOTA COUNTY', M f NNESOTA • NOTFCE I'S HEREBY' GCVEN that the Village Council of the Village of Apple Valley, Dakota County, Mi~nnespta, will meet pn Wednesday, December 3rd, 1869, at 8,00 o'clock P.M. for the purpose of holding a Public Hearing on a proposed rezoning as hereinafter described. Said rezoning relates to the fol]owing described land, situated in the 1~illage of Apple Valley, County of Dakota, State of Minnesota: The South 1/2 of the Northeast 1/4 of Sec~Cion 25, Township 115, Range 20, (owned by Rosemount independent School District #196. Said rezoning, pursuant to Ordinance No.22, is from Agricultural District to Pnstitutional District (P~. Notice is further given that these proceedings are instituted upon motion of the Planning Commission and Vi'ilage Council of the Village of Apple Valley. All interested parties will be afforded an opportunity to be heard at said time and place. Dated November 12th, 1969 8y Order of tC1e Village Council. Curir.i$ E. Olsen Vil age Clerk Apple Valley Municipal Building Rosemount, Minnesota NOTICE OF PUBLrC NEARfNG ON PROPOSED REZaNtNG fN THE VfLLAGE OF APPLE VALLEY', DA{COTA COUNTY', MPNNESOTA • NOTICE fS HEREBy' GIVEN that the Village Council of the Village of ,fipple Valley, Dakota County, M`rnnespta, will meet on Wednesday, December 3rd, 1869, at 8.00 o~c]ock P.M, for the purpose of holding a Public Hearing on a proposed rezoning as hereinafter described. Said rezoning relates to the following described land, situated in the y~llage of Apple Valley, County of Dakota, Stato of M)nncsot~~: The South l/2 of the Northeast 1/4 of Section 25, Township 115, Range 20, (owned by Rosemount independent School District #196. Said rezoning, pursuant to Ordinance No.22, is from Agricultural District to institutional District (P~. Notice is further given that these proceedings are instituted upon motion of the Planning Commission and Vi'1]age Council of the Village of Apple 1/a]ley. . All interested parties w-ill be afforded an opportunity to be heard at said time and place. Dated November 12th, 1969 By Order of the Village Council. Curtis ~ Olsen~~ Village Clerk Appie Valley Municipal Building Rosemount, Minnesota i McMENOMY HERTOGS & FLUEGEL PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION ATTORNEYS AT LAW FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING EDWARD B McMENOMY HASTINGS MINNESOTA 55033 TELEPHONES SAMUEL H HERTOGS HASTINGS 437 3I4a DONALD J FLUEGEL KEN-ROSE CENTER ROSEMOUNT 4za Itss CITYATTORNEY HASTINGS TWIN CTfIES 224 9307 ROSEMOUNT, MINNESOTA 55068 October 27, 1969 Mr. Curtis E 0]sen Apple Valley Village Clerk Municipal Building Rosemount, Minnesota Re: Valley Commercial Park, First Addition, Street Improvements Dear Curtis: Pursuant to directions of the Village Council, we have prepared and herewith enclose Extract of Minutes of the October 22nd, 1969, meeting for inclusion in the minutes of said meeting We have arranged for publication of the necessary Notice, as in dicated in the enclosed letter to the Dakota County Tribune We call your attention to the fact that you are directed to mail the NOtice to each owner in the area proposed to be assessed, not later than 10 days prior to November 12th, 1969, the date of the Hearing. When said Notice has been mailed, kindly advise us as to the detai]s in order that we may prepare an Affidavit of Mailing. Thank you. Very truly yours, McMENOMY, HERTOGS l; FLUEGEL Edward B McMenomy EBM jv Enclosure y, s=cG~ .c McMENO..MY HE~2;TQ.GS & ELUF~{G:EL AROPESSIpNAL ASSOCIATION: A~'T.ORNEYS AT 'LAW FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING EDWARD S McMENOMY HAS~'IN.GS MINNESOTA SS03'3 TELEPHONES SAMUEL H HERTOGS HASTINGS 437-3148 DONALD J` FLUEGEL KEN ROSE CENTER $Q$EMgUNT 423 1155 CITYhTfORMEY HASI7NGS TWIN= CTfIES 224 93p7 ROSEMO.UNT, MINNESOTA 55068 UaiGtata Cotl~rty ~"1`#~3lifi~ Farms#ngt4n, ~i#.nnesota Re: Val;tey Ge~st~erciai park ~trset it~pravement~ Gen t l eraen Kindly pubi #sh the encicised` t~tr~t:lde to be .pal<ebTistied #:n ttie edit#ans ~f the Tr#bune fur t?etaber- 3~th and i~ivember 6th, 199. Return affidav#t of~putsl#cat#on a~.d .sta.tement of your fees .to it~rti~ E. Olsen, VF 1 l,age C1e:rk. Very tru 1 y yours ~icMi~"#4P4Y, NER7()'G65, ~ FL€lEGEL Edward- 8 , Mct~fenvrny EBMi: ,j.v ccs fir. Cr~rtis `E. .~?~~~h Apple foal l~r X11 fi~T;~r C1+~rk Mun1c#pal i~~liding Rose~c?unt, ~Ifnnesat~ 5.~r;8 ~ i ~ 3~_ S„'- .t ~ ~ Y _