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03-20-2007 Meeting CITY OF SCANDIA
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
March 20, 2007
1. Call to Order and Pledge of Allegiance
2. Roll Call
3. Public Forum
4. Approval of the Agenda
5. Approval of Consent Agenda
a) Minutes
1) February 20, 2007 Special Meeting
2) February 20, 2007 Regular Meeting
3) March 6,2007 Regular Meeting
b) Treasurer's Report.
c) Payment of Vouchers
d) Approval of Liquor Licenses
1) Big Marine Lake Liquor Store, Off-Sale Intoxicating Liquor License
2) Adrian J. Franssen DBA Scandia Olde Town Liquor, Off-Sale Intoxicating Liquor
License
3) The Scandia Creamery LLC, On-Sale Intoxicating Liquor License and Sunday Liquor
4) Meisters Bar and Grill, Combination on-Sale/Off-Sale Intoxicating Liquor and Sunday
Liquor
5) Prospects, On-Sale Intoxicating Liquor License and Sunday Liquor
e) Approve Reduction of Financial Guarantee, Grading Permit for Access Road, Big Marine
Development (Tii Gavo)
6. Public Hearings
a) Certification of Eligibility for Metropolitan Agricultural Preserves Program, Daniel
Froiland, Section 24 (Resolution 03-20-07-01)
7. Committee Reports
a) Parks and Recreation Committee
1) Approval of By-Laws
b) Planning Commission
1) Confirm Appointment of Chair and Vice Chair for 2007
c) Commercial/Retail Development Committee
1) Confirm Appointment of Committee Chair
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8. Staff Reports
a) Police Department Deputy Chris Howard
b) Fire Department Fire Chief Steve Spence
c) City Engineer Tom Peterson
d) City Attorney Dave Hebert
e) City Administrator Anne Hurlburt
1) Summer Recreation Programs (Recreation Coordinator Marty McKelvey)
2) Recommendations on Scandia Community Senior Center Rental Policies
3) Report on Life Insurance for City Council Members
4) Topics for City Newsletter
5) Personnel Matters
a. Approve Revised Job Descriptions and Pay Ranges, and Authorize Advertisement
for Maintenance Worker, Building/Code Enforcement Official and Office
Assistant Positions
b. Discuss Process for City Administrator Performance Evaluation
9. General Business
a) Letter from Robert and Betty Ann Sterbentz re: Fence at Big Marine Lake Liquor Store
b) White Rock Ranch, LLC, Mark Youngdahl. Preliminary Plat for White Rock Ranch
(Resolution 03-20-07-02) (File No. 2007008)
c) Appoint Tom Boesel to Capital Improvements Committee
10. Adjournment
5 a.) 3)
March 6, 2007
Scandia City Council met on the above date. Mayor Dennis Seefeldt called the meeting to order at
7:00 p.m. The following councilmembers were present: Councilmembers Pete Crum, Dolores
Peterson, Mayor Dennis Seefeldt. Absent: Councilmembers Michael Harnetty and Donnette Yehle.
Staff present: Administrator Anne Hurlburt, City Attorney Dave Hebert, Treasurer Colleen Firkus,
Deputy Clerk Brenda Eklund.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Mayor Seefeldt added an addition to the agenda regarding the development known as Tii Gavo.
Dolores Peterson made a motion to approve the agenda as amended. Pete Crum seconded the
motion and motion adopted unanimously.
ORDINANCE 100—ADOPTING LAWFUL GAMBLING REGULATIONS FOR THE CITY
OF SCANDIA
At the February 20, 2007 council meeting, a representative of the Scandia Marine Lions expressed
a concern regarding language in Section 10(J) of the draft ordinance. City Attorney Hebert
recommended a change in the language of this section and the revised draft ordinance was
reviewed.
Dolores Peterson made a motion to adopt Ordinance 100 Adopting Lawful Gambling
Regulations for the City of Scandia. Pete Crum seconded the motion and motion adopted
unanimously.
SCANDIA WOMEN'S SOFTBALL—GAMBLING PERMIT APPLICATION
The Scandia Women's Softball has applied for an Excluded Lawful Gambling Permit to conduct
Ham Bingo on March 23, 2007 and Turkey Bingo on November 16, 2007 at the Scandia
Community Center.
Pete Crum made a motion to approve the Scandia Women's Softball application for an
Excluded Gambling Permit for events on March 23,2007 and November 16, 2007. Dolores
Peterson seconded the motion and motion adopted unanimously.
RESOLUTION 03-06-07-01 CALLING FOR HEARING ON STREET VACATION
At the February 20, 2007 meeting, the Park and Recreation Committee presented a report
concerning improvements to Old Lions Park. They recommended that the City consider vacating
street right-of-ways within the park boundary. City Attorney Hebert prepared a resolution calling
for a public hearing to vacate parts of 3rd Street and 1st Avenue.
Dennis Seefeldt made a motion to adopt Resolution 03-06-07-01 Calling for Public Hearing to
Consider Street Vacation within the Lions Park Boundary.Dolores Peterson seconded the
motion and motion adopted unanimously.
A public hearing will be scheduled for April 3, 2007.
INSURANCE PLANS
The Human Resources Committee (Councilmembers Peterson and Crum) worked with
Administrator Hurlburt and agent Barry Sutherland (Health Insurance Mart, Scandia) to develop a
recommendation for an employee health insurance plan. Councilmember Crum reported that
offering health care coverage to employees is a standard practice and that he was impressed with
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the quote from Appletree. Councilmember Peterson also stated that she felt the Appletree plan
provided a fair quote and was lower than anticipated. The Committee recommends approving
coverage through Blue Cross Blue Shield Plan#176 paired with a health savings account. This plan
is available only to members of the Southwest/West Central Service Cooperative, administered by
the Appletree Institute. New employees will be given a sixty-day waiting period prior to being
added to the health care coverage plan.
Pete Crum made a motion to adopt Resolution 03-06-07-02 Establishing Policies for
Employee Health Insurance Benefits. Dennis Seefeldt seconded the motion and motion
adopted unanimously.
Dolores Peterson made a motion to adopt Resolution 03-06-07-03 Approving a Health
Insurance Plan and Accepting the Offer of Coverage from Blue Cross Blue Shield. Pete Crum
seconded the motion and motion adopted unanimously.
Pete Crum made a motion to approve the Joint Powers Agreement with the Southwest/West
Central Service Cooperative for Group Employee Benefits. Dennis Seefeldt seconded the
motion and motion adopted unanimously.
Dolores Peterson made a motion to designate Administrator Anne Hurlburt as the City's
representative to the Southwest/West Central Service Cooperative. Pete Crum seconded the
motion and motion adopted unanimously.
ADDITION TO AGENDA
As the developers of the plat known as Tii Gavo are pulling together the necessary items to present
the final plat, Mayor Seefeldt has asked that a sub-committee be appointed to meet with the
developers to negotiate park fees. Mayor Seefeldt, Councilmember Peterson and Administrator
Hurlburt will meet with the developer to make recommendations in regards to park fees prior to
their final plat submission.
The Planning Commission meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. The following members
were present: Vice-Chairman James Malmquist, Peter Schwarz and newly appointed
member Christine Maefsky. Kevin Nickelson joined the meeting at 8:30 p.m. Absent:
Chairman Chris Ness.
WILLOWBROOK CHURCH : TEXT AMENDMENT TO SHORELAND REGULATIONS
Pastor Brad Reis stated the request of Willowbrook Church to amend the development code to
allow places of worship in the Shoreland Overlay District. Planner Berry Farrington presented her
findings and recommendations, which indicated any adverse impacts, could be addressed through
conditions established in a Conditional Use Permit. However,the Planner questioned as to whether
no adverse impact is reason enough to amend the ordinance and perhaps a public benefit should be
identified to support a change in the Shoreland regulations.
The Planning Commission tabled the hearing; to be continued April 3, 2007. Pastor Brad Reis
agreed to a sixty-day extension.
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WHITE ROCK RANCH, LLC : PRELIMINARY PLAT
Mr. Mark Youngdahl presented the request to divide 105 acres, with 25.6 acres in Scandia, into 14
residential lots, with the original homestead remaining on Lot 3, Block 2. There would be three
new homes and the existing farmhouse in Scandia, but no new roads in Scandia. There would be
some wetland impacts on Lots 5 and 6 with mitigation on Lot 4. Preliminary Plat approval has been
received from the Forest Lake Planning Commission and City Council. Planner Farrington
presented her findings and recommendation for approval with conditions.
Mayor Seefeldt stressed the priority that White Rock Lake has been given the past years in regards
to water quality improvement. The town has viewed this area as a very sensitive piece of property
and has taken many steps to minimize degradation. Mayor Seefeldt would like the developer to
consider addressing the concerns of water quality protection through restrictive covenants. These
could include excluding farm animals from the lots along the lake (Block 2), and filling or berming
the ditches on the southeast portion of the property to reduce run-off into the lake. Mr. Youngdahl
felt that these were reasonable requests and would address them at the next presentation. Mayor
Seefeldt would also like the landscaping plan to show screening on the lake lots.
Planning Commission recommended to the City Council that they adopt the draft resolution
submitted with the staff report to approve the preliminary plat of White Rock Ranch dated February
12, 2007, with the conditions and findings as drafted, with the following changes: Add Condition
12 "That the Covenants state that owners of Shoreland lots apply best management practices as
recommended by the watershed district", and Condition 13 "That two existing barns would be
removed from Lot 3 to meet accessory structure standards."
Dolores Peterson made a motion to table a decision on the preliminary plat of White Rock
Lake until a full council is present. Pete Crum seconded the motion and motion adopted
unanimously.
The applicant was advised to submit the requested materials on the livestock issue, ditch
engineering, and a revised landscape plan to provide for screening on the lake lots.
ORDINANCE 102 -- AMENDMENT TO DEVELOPMENT CODE REGARDING SAFETY
REQUIREMENTS FOR SWIMMING POOLS
Planning Commission recommended to the City Council to amend Chapter 2, Section 10.31 (2) (I)
of the Development Code regarding safety requirements for swimming pools to state, "A structure
or safety fence of a non-climbable type at least four(4) feet in height, with a self-closing and
latching gate shall completely enclose the pool, but shall not be located within any required yard
areas. " Christine Maefsky seconded the motion and the motion passed unanimously.
Pete Crum made a motion to accept the recommendation of the Planning Commission to
adopt Ordinance 102 Amending Chapter 2, Section 10.31(2)(I) of the Development Code
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Regarding Safety Requirements for Swimming Pools. Dolores Peterson seconded the motion
and motion adopted unanimously.
JON RODGERS —VARIANCE
The public hearing for a variance from setback requirements to construct a new septic system for an
existing home located at 23409 Lofton for applicant Jon Rodgers was held December 5, 2006. The
matter was tabled to the January 23 meeting and then to the March 6, 2007 meeting in order to
obtain more information.
Planning Commission recommended to the City Council that they adopt the draft resolution to
approve application of Jon Rodgers for variance from sewage treatment system setbacks with the
findings as drafted and the following changes to conditions: Condition 1 ends at "November 10,
2006," as the 33.5 foot setback from OHW has been verified. Condition 4 ends at "future variance
requests." Add Condition 8 to state "That the sewage disposal system is protected from outside
storage or vehicle traffic, with either a fence or posts surrounding the system."
Dolores Peterson made a motion to accept the recommendations of the Planning Commission
to approve Resolution 03-06-07-04 Approving Application of Jon Rodgers for Variance from
Sewage System Setbacks as amended. Pete Crum seconded the motion and motion adopted
unanimously.
ADDITION TO AGENDA
Letters from both the planner and attorney were addressed regarding the final plat submission for
the plat known as Tii Gavo. The letters indicated that the submission was not complete and that the
final plat shows significant changes to what was approved with the preliminary plat. Attorney
Hebert advised to allow the developers to address the concerns and wait for their response.
Dolores Peterson made a motion to adjourn the meeting. Pete Crum seconded the motion and
meeting adjourned at 9:50 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Brenda Eklund
City of Scandia Deputy Clerk
6-, a ) 1)
February 20, 2007
A special meeting of the Scandia City Council was held on the above date. Mayor Dennis Seefeldt
called the meeting to order at 6:03 p.m. The following were present: Councilmembers Pete Crum, ,
Dolores Peterson, Donnette Yehle, Mayor Dennis Seefeldt. Councilmember Mike Harnetty was
absent. Staff present: Administrator Anne Hurlburt. The purpose of the meeting was to interview
candidates for various city commissions and committees.
The Council reviewed the draft list of interview questions and selected those to be asked of each
applicant. Ten minute interviews were conducted with the following committee applicants:
Annette Gilbertson Commercial/Retail Development Committee
Christine Maefsky Planning Comm./Comp. Plan Committee
Bruce Swenson Commercial/Retail Development Committee &
Capital Improvements Committee
Candidate Lisa Schlingerman was invited but was not able to attend the interview.
The Council discussed the candidates and reviewed the draft resolution prepared for consideration
at the February 20, 2007 regular meeting, listing appointments and leaving some blanks for the
Council to fill during discussion at the meeting. By consensus, the draft resolution was revised as
follows: Christine Maefsky to be appointed to the Planning Commission for a term ending in 2012,
Chris Ness to be appointed the Planning Commission for a term ending in 2012; Mike White to be
appointed to the Comprehensive Plan Committee; Bruce Swenson and Annette Gilbertson to be
appointed to the Commercial/Retail Development Committee; and Alex Bildeaux to be appointed
as a citizen-at-large to the Ice Rink Committee.
Councilmember Yehle indicated that she would talk to another potential candidate for the Capital
Improvements Committee.
Training for Planning Commissioners was discussed. Administrator Hurlburt indicated that the
Government Training Service workshops were coming up. The Council directed that this
information be provided to the Commission and that the city pay registration fees for those who are
able to attend.
The Council directed that all Committee appointees be invited to a meeting on March 13`h. The
agenda for the meeting will include a general overview of the committees and their responsibilities,
information about the open meeting law, and a video on preserving community character.
The meeting adjourned at 6:52 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Anne Hurlburt
City Administrator/Clerk
5. ) 2)
February 20, 2007
The Scandia City Council met on the above date. Mayor Dennis Seefeldt called the meeting to
order at 7:00 p.m. The following councilmembers were present: Councilmembers Pete Crum,
Michael Harnetty, Dolores Peterson, Donnette Yehle, Mayor Dennis Seefeldt. Staff present:
Administrator Anne Hurlburt, City Attorney Dave Hebert, City Engineer Tom Peterson, Treasurer
Colleen Firkus, Deputy Clerk Brenda Eklund.
PUBLIC FORUM
Logo Contest Winner
Mayor Dennis Seefeldt recognized Sheri Howell, Forest Lake, as the winner of the city logo
contest. Ms. Howell was presented with a certificate and a$100.00 check.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Discussion of a letter from Skip Stromberg will be added to Fire Chief Steve Spence's report.
Donnette Yehle made a motion to approve the agenda. Pete Crum seconded the motion and
motion adopted unanimously.
CONSENT AGENDA
The following consent agenda was presented:
a) Minutes of City Council 01-16-07, 01-23-07, 01-30-07 Special Meeting, 02-06-07, 02-07-07
Special Meeting, 02-13-07 Special Meeting.
b) Treasurer's Report:
Beginning Balance 1/01/07 $1,380,765.08
Receipts 90,123.34
Expenditures 65,078.17
Payroll 39,750.65 - 104,828.82
Adjustments ACH Debit - 690.45
Ending Balance 1/31/07 $1,365,369.15
c) Payment of Vouchers.
d) Extension of Recycling Agreement with SRC Incorporated.
e) Approve Pay Request No. 3 to Hardrives for 2006 Street Repairs in the amount of$10,264.06.
Mayor Seefeldt made a correction to the 02-06-07 Council minutes. Under the discussion of
Embrace Open Space Contracts, the date will be corrected to read January 16, 2007.
Councilmember Peterson brought forth questions pertaining to the payment of bills on the February
payment batch. Clarifications in regards to the billings were discussed.
Dolores Peterson made a motion to approve the consent agenda as amended. Michael
Harnetty seconded the motion and motion adopted unanimously.
PUBLIC HEARING— ORDINANCE 99: ESTABLISHING FEES FOR LIQUOR
LICENSES
Administrator Hurlburt gave a brief review of the ordinance necessary to set the fees for liquor
licenses issued by the City of Scandia. All current license holders in the city have been notified to
apply and will be considered as new license holders by the state. The license period will run from
April 1, 2007 to December 31, 2007 and the fee will be prorated for the nine months. Mayor
Seefeldt opened the floor to public comments. Adrian Franssen, owner of Scandia Old Town
Liquor, asked about the $500 investigation fee. Administrator Hurlburt explained that the cost of
the investigations typically has been a lower amount, and the difference will be returned to the
applicant following the police check. There were no further public comments. Mayor Seefeldt
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closed the hearing to the public. Discussion among the council addressed the timing of the police
investigations. All investigations are to be completed prior to the issuing of the liquor license
effective April 1, 2007.
Dolores Peterson made a motion to adopt Ordinance 99 Establishing Fees for Liquor
Licenses for the City of Scandia. Donnette Yehle seconded the motion and motion adopted
unanimously.
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE
The Park and Recreation Committee reviewed the "Duties and Functions, Scandia Park and
Recreation Committee" at their February 5, 2007 meeting. Parks and Recreation Committee Chair
Dave Smith reported that the committee is in agreement that the primary focus will be on the
planning and implementation of the parks and trails system within Scandia. Michael Harnetty
made a motion to approve the Duties and Functions of the Scandia Park and Recreation
Committee. Dolores Peterson seconded the motion and motion adopted unanimously.
Dave Smith presented the Committee's report on recommendations concerning Lions Park.
Auditors Plat No. 6 currently shows road dedication of 1st Avenue and 3rd Street within the park
boundaries. The committee proposes to vacate these existing platted roads and retain the right-of-
way of 1st Avenue from Olinda Trail to the park boundary as a possible future pedestrian access to
the park. The committee proposed a concept plan created by the U of MN Design Center for
development of the park. This plan calls for the restoration of the existing wetland within the park.
The committee also recommends to name the park "Lilleskogen" (Swedish for the little forest) as a
reflection of Scandia's Swedish heritage. The council agreed that the concept plan looks good but
would like to have an outline of the costs associated with this park development before approving
the plan. Mr. Smith replied that once the survey of the park is done, (after the decision on whether
to vacate the street), the trail system can be laid out and cost estimates made. Mr. Smith suggested
that the wetland restoration could be possible through grant funds or by a developer needing to do
wetland mitigation.
Michael Harnetty made a motion to authorize City Attorney Hebert to draw up a resolution
calling for a public hearing to vacate 3" Street and 1st Avenue within the park boundaries.
Dennis Seefeldt seconded the motion and motion adopted unanimously.
Dolores Peterson made a motion to accept the Park Committee's report in regards to Lions
Park and to make further decisions following the public hearing on the street vacation.
Donnette Yehle seconded the motion and motion adopted unanimously.
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Deputy Chris Howard was not available to report on police activity.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Fire Chief Steve Spence commented on the Park and Recreation Committee's plans to conduct a
community clean-up in the old Lions Park on February 24, 2007. The committee plans to involve
area residents in the collection and burning of the dead wood that afternoon. Chief Spence has
offered to have the department's brush rig on site under the supervision of a few retired firefighters.
Donnette Yehle made a motion to approve having retired fire personnel operate the Fire
Department's brush rig on February 24, 2007 at the Lion's Park Community Clean-up.
Dolores Peterson seconded the motion and motion adopted unanimously.
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Chief Spence addressed a letter submitted by Skip Stromberg requesting that the fire and rescue
siren be quieted during the hours of 10 PM to 6 AM. Chief Spence felt that there were inaccuracies
in the letter, such as an assumption that a call for either a fire or medical emergency can be
separated out. Both types of calls come in on the same page (tone). Chief Spence will look into
costs of installing a timer system on the siren. The update to the new 800 MgHertz radios will not
affect the siren paging system. Councilmember Harnetty asked about the frequency of the
nighttime siren. Chief Spence explained that there really is no consistent pattern.
CITY ENGINEER
City Engineer Tom Peterson stated that the plans for the 2007 Road Project have been submitted. A
copy is available in the city office. It was decided to designate Ostrum Avenue as an alternate bid.
Councilmember Peterson commented on the higher assessment cost to property owners than from
previous road projects. This is an estimate made prior to the acceptance of a bid for this project. It
is felt that the project cost is estimated on the high end, and a drop in the cost is anticipated once
bids are received. Attorney Hebert addressed the complication of partial assessments to landowners
on the segment of 197`h that is not part of the paving project. The practice has always been to assess
adjoining landowners only or those with driveway connections to the paved road.
Dolores Peterson made a motion to adopt Resolution 02-20-07-01 Approving Plans and
Specifications and Ordering Advertisements for Bids for the 2007 Road Project,with Ostrum
Avenue to be bid as an alternate. Pete Crum seconded the motion.
Tom Peterson explained the proposed paving of Ostrum Avenue at eighteen-foot width bituminous
with one-foot shoulders. Wetland fill would be necessary at one portion of the road and steeper
slopes can be engineered to reduce impact. Richard Hudson, 20491 Ostrum, asked about tree
removal. Tom Peterson stated that he would try to save trees by engineering steeper slopes and by
road placement. There will need to be tree removal at the entrance from Oakhill Road,but the stand
of white pines is anticipated to remain.
All councilmembers voted aye on the motion and motion adopted.
CITY ADMINISTRATOR
City Administrator Anne Hurlburt presented a report on the investigation of insurance rates. Quotes
were received for a number of different plans from various insurers. It was suggested that further
discussion of this report be delegated to the Human Resources Committee. A final report could
then be presented at the March 6, 2007 Council meeting.
Pete Crum made a motion to accept Administrator Hurlburt's report on employee health
insurance and to have the Human Resources Committee work out the details for the March 6,
2007 City Council meeting. Dennis Seefeldt seconded the motion and motion adopted
unanimously.
NORTHLAND SECURITIES —MONTE EASTVOLD
Monte Eastvold, Vice President of Northland Securities, presented a debt service schedule for the
proposed General Obligation Improvement Bonds for 2007. Scandia's share of the cost of the 2007
road improvement project could be financed by this bond of$1,575,000, to be repaid through
special assessments and property tax revenue over a ten year period. This information is
preliminary, and can be reworked once the bids are in. Mr. Eastvold's cash-flow analysis of the
current state of Scandia's debt issues shows healthy fund balances, making the road project viable.
Asked if township or city status makes a difference in funding, Mr. Eastvold stated that that this
makes no difference. Councilmember Peterson stated that Security State Bank could take on bonds
up to $1.2 million with no up front charges.
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ORDINANCE 100—LAWFUL GAMBLING REGULATIONS
After an initial review at the January 16, 2007 council meeting, minor changes were made to the
draft gambling ordinance. Cliff Guggisberg, gambling manager for the Scandia-Marine Lions,
asked for clarification of Section 10 (J), which addresses the leasing of a gambling site based on a
percentage of receipts or profits from lawful gambling. City Attorney Hebert will research this
definition and present a revised draft ordinance at the March 6, 2007 council meeting.
RESOLUTION 02-20-07-02 -- APPOINTMENTS TO ADVISORY COMMITTEES
All applicants to the various city committees were recently interviewed before the council at
special meetings on February 13th and 20th. Dolores Peterson made a motion to adopt Resolution
02-20-07-02 Appointments to Advisory Committees. Pete Crum seconded the motion and
motion adopted unanimously.
LIQUOR LICENSE FOR THE COMMUNITY CENTER
The Scandia Community Center has had a Consumption and Display permit, issued by the MN
Department of Public Safety for many years. This permit expires on March 31, 2007. Licenses now
issued by the City of Scandia are considered new, rather than renewals, due to the change away
from county licensing. Changes in state law since the original license was approved will require the
city to also hold an On-Sale 3.2% Liquor License for the Scandia Community Center. This does not
require that the city sells liquor, but will permit the issuance of a consumption and display permit
which will allow the serving of alcohol by groups renting the Center. City Attorney Hebert felt that
there were no issues against the approval of this license.
Dolores Peterson made a motion to approve the On-Sale 3.2% Liquor License for the Scandia
Community Center. Pete Crum seconded the motion and motion adopted unanimously.
Donnette Yehle made a motion to adjourn. Dolores Peterson seconded the motion and
meeting adjourned at 8:35 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Brenda Eklund
City of Scandia Deputy Clerk
5 a) 3)
March 6, 2007
Scandia City Council met on the above date. Mayor Dennis Seefeldt called the meeting to order at
7:00 p.m. The following councilmembers were present: Councilmembers Pete Crum, Dolores
Peterson, Mayor Dennis Seefeldt. Absent: Councilmembers Michael Harnetty and Donnette Yehle.
Staff present: Administrator Anne Hurlburt, City Attorney Dave Hebert, Treasurer Colleen Firkus,
Deputy Clerk Brenda Eklund.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Mayor Seefeldt added an addition to the agenda regarding the development known as Tii Gavo.
Dolores Peterson made a motion to approve the agenda as amended. Pete Crum seconded the
motion and motion adopted unanimously.
ORDINANCE 100—ADOPTING LAWFUL GAMBLING REGULATIONS FOR THE CITY
OF SCANDIA
At the February 20, 2007 council meeting, a representative of the Scandia Marine Lions expressed
a concern regarding language in Section 10(J) of the draft ordinance. City Attorney Hebert
recommended a change in the language of this section and the revised draft ordinance was
reviewed.
Dolores Peterson made a motion to adopt Ordinance 100 Adopting Lawful Gambling
Regulations for the City of Scandia. Pete Crum seconded the motion and motion adopted
unanimously.
SCANDIA WOMEN'S SOFTBALL—GAMBLING PERMIT APPLICATION
The Scandia Women's Softball has applied for an Excluded Lawful Gambling Permit to conduct
Ham Bingo on March 23, 2007 and Turkey Bingo on November 16, 2007 at the Scandia
Community Center.
Pete Crum made a motion to approve the Scandia Women's Softball application for an
Excluded Gambling Permit for events on March 23, 2007 and November 16, 2007. Dolores
Peterson seconded the motion and motion adopted unanimously.
RESOLUTION 03-06-07-01 CALLING FOR HEARING ON STREET VACATION
At the February 20, 2007 meeting, the Park and Recreation Committee presented a report
concerning improvements to Old Lions Park. They recommended that the City consider vacating
street right-of-ways within the park boundary. City Attorney Hebert prepared a resolution calling
for a public hearing to vacate parts of 3rd Street and 1 St Avenue.
Dennis Seefeldt made a motion to adopt Resolution 03-06-07-01 Calling for Public Hearing to
Consider Street Vacation within the Lions Park Boundary. Dolores Peterson seconded the
motion and motion adopted unanimously.
A public hearing will be scheduled for April 3, 2007.
INSURANCE PLANS
The Human Resources Committee (Councilmembers Peterson and Crum) worked with
Administrator Hurlburt and agent Barry Sutherland (Health Insurance Mart, Scandia) to develop a
recommendation for an employee health insurance plan. Councilmember Crum reported that
offering health care coverage to employees is a standard practice and that he was impressed with
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the quote from Appletree. Councilmember Peterson also stated that she felt the Appletree plan
provided a fair quote and was lower than anticipated. The Committee recommends approving
coverage through Blue Cross Blue Shield Plan #176 paired with a health savings account. This plan
is available only to members of the Southwest/West Central Service Cooperative, administered by
the Appletree Institute. New employees will be given a sixty-day waiting period prior to being
added to the health care coverage plan.
Pete Crum made a motion to adopt Resolution 03-06-07-02 Establishing Policies for
Employee Health Insurance Benefits. Dennis Seefeldt seconded the motion and motion
adopted unanimously.
Dolores Peterson made a motion to adopt Resolution 03-06-07-03 Approving a Health
Insurance Plan and Accepting the Offer of Coverage from Blue Cross Blue Shield. Pete Crum
seconded the motion and motion adopted unanimously.
Pete Crum made a motion to approve the Joint Powers Agreement with the Southwest/West
Central Service Cooperative for Group Employee Benefits. Dennis Seefeldt seconded the
motion and motion adopted unanimously.
Dolores Peterson made a motion to designate Administrator Anne Hurlburt as the City's
representative to the Southwest/West Central Service Cooperative. Pete Crum seconded the
motion and motion adopted unanimously.
ADDITION TO AGENDA
As the developers of the plat known as Tii Gavo are pulling together the necessary items to present
the final plat, Mayor Seefeldt has asked that a sub-committee be appointed to meet with the
developers to negotiate park fees. Mayor Seefeldt, Councilmember Peterson and Administrator
Hurlburt will meet with the developer to make recommendations in regards to park fees prior to
their final plat submission.
The Planning Commission meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. The following members
were present: Vice-Chairman James Malmquist, Peter Schwarz and newly appointed
member Christine Maefsky. Kevin Nickelson joined the meeting at 8:30 p.m. Absent:
Chairman Chris Ness.
WILLOWBROOK CHURCH : TEXT AMENDMENT TO SHORELAND REGULATIONS
Pastor Brad Reis stated the request of Willowbrook Church to amend the development code to
allow places of worship in the Shoreland Overlay District. Planner Berry Farrington presented her
findings and recommendations, which indicated any adverse impacts, could be addressed through
conditions established in a Conditional Use Permit. However, the Planner questioned as to whether
no adverse impact is reason enough to amend the ordinance and perhaps a public benefit should be
identified to support a change in the Shoreland regulations.
The Planning Commission tabled the hearing; to be continued April 3, 2007. Pastor Brad Reis
agreed to a sixty-day extension.
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March 6, 2007
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WHITE ROCK RANCH, LLC : PRELIMINARY PLAT
Mr. Mark Youngdahl presented the request to divide 105 acres, with 25.6 acres in Scandia, into 14
residential lots, with the original homestead remaining on Lot 3, Block 2. There would be three
new homes and the existing farmhouse in Scandia, but no new roads in Scandia. There would be
some wetland impacts on Lots 5 and 6 with mitigation on Lot 4. Preliminary Plat approval has been
received from the Forest Lake Planning Commission and City Council. Planner Farrington
presented her findings and recommendation for approval with conditions.
Mayor Seefeldt stressed the priority that White Rock Lake has been given the past years in regards
to water quality improvement. The town has viewed this area as a very sensitive piece of property
and has taken many steps to minimize degradation. Mayor Seefeldt would like the developer to
consider addressing the concerns of water quality protection through restrictive covenants. These
could include excluding farm animals from the lots along the lake (Block 2), and filling or berming
the ditches on the southeast portion of the property to reduce run-off into the lake. Mr. Youngdahl
felt that these were reasonable requests and would address them at the next presentation. Mayor
Seefeldt would also like the landscaping plan to show screening on the lake lots.
Planning Commission recommended to the City Council that they adopt the draft resolution
submitted with the staff report to approve the preliminary plat of White Rock Ranch dated February
12, 2007, with the conditions and findings as drafted, with the following changes: Add Condition
12 "That the Covenants state that owners of Shoreland lots apply best management practices as
recommended by the watershed district", and Condition 13 "That two existing barns would be
removed from Lot 3 to meet accessory structure standards."
Dolores Peterson made a motion to table a decision on the preliminary plat of White Rock
Lake until a full council is present. Pete Crum seconded the motion and motion adopted
unanimously.
The applicant was advised to submit the requested materials on the livestock issue, ditch
engineering, and a revised landscape plan to provide for screening on the lake lots.
ORDINANCE 102 -- AMENDMENT TO DEVELOPMENT CODE REGARDING SAFETY
REQUIREMENTS FOR SWIMMING POOLS
Planning Commission recommended to the City Council to amend Chapter 2, Section 10.31 (2) (I)
of the Development Code regarding safety requirements for swimming pools to state, "A structure
or safety fence of a non-climbable type at least four(4) feet in height, with a self-closing and
latching gate shall completely enclose the pool, but shall not be located within any required yard
areas. " Christine Maefsky seconded the motion and the motion passed unanimously.
Pete Crum made a motion to accept the recommendation of the Planning Commission to
adopt Ordinance 102 Amending Chapter 2, Section 10.31(2)(I) of the Development Code
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March 6, 2007
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Regarding Safety Requirements for Swimming Pools. Dolores Peterson seconded the motion
and motion adopted unanimously.
JON RODGERS —VARIANCE
The public hearing for a variance from setback requirements to construct a new septic system for an
existing home located at 23409 Lofton for applicant Jon Rodgers was held December 5, 2006. The
matter was tabled to the January 23 meeting and then to the March 6, 2007 meeting in order to
obtain more information.
Planning Commission recommended to the City Council that they adopt the draft resolution to
approve application of Jon Rodgers for variance from sewage treatment system setbacks with the
findings as drafted and the following changes to conditions: Condition 1 ends at "November 10,
2006," as the 33.5 foot setback from OHW has been verified. Condition 4 ends at "future variance
requests." Add Condition 8 to state "That the sewage disposal system is protected from outside
storage or vehicle traffic, with either a fence or posts surrounding the system."
Dolores Peterson made a motion to accept the recommendations of the Planning Commission
to approve Resolution 03-06-07-04 Approving Application of Jon Rodgers for Variance from
Sewage System Setbacks as amended. Pete Crum seconded the motion and motion adopted
unanimously.
ADDITION TO AGENDA
Letters from both the planner and attorney were addressed regarding the final plat submission for
the plat known as Tii Gavo. The letters indicated that the submission was not complete and that the
final plat shows significant changes to what was approved with the preliminary plat. Attorney
Hebert advised to allow the developers to address the concerns and wait for their response.
Dolores Peterson made a motion to adjourn the meeting. Pete Crum seconded the motion and
meeting adjourned at 9:50 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Brenda Eklund
City of Scandia Deputy Clerk
5gb)
City of Scandia
Treasurer's Report
February 28, 2007
Beginning Balance 2/01/07 1,365,468.15
Receipts 50,154.09
Expenditures - 394,399.58
Payroll 16,382.35 410,781.93
Adjustments Bank Charges - 8.00
Ending Balance 2/28/07 1,004,832.31
Submitted by: Colleen Firkus, Treasurer
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Cash Balances
Current Period: FEBRUARY 2007
MTD MTD Current
FUND Descr Account Debit Credit Balance
CASH
GENERAL FUND G 101-10100 $16,451.77 $39,200.02 $66,364.54
ROAD&BRIDGE G 201-10100 $12,256.60 $44,907.58 $1,377.86
FIRE G 202-10100 $0.00 $77,913.55 -$66,871.69
POLICE G 203-10100 $260.01 $0.00 $54,162.69
PARK G 204-10100 $0.00 $8,598.88 $23,910.36
SCANDIA COMMUNITY CENTER G 205-10100 $1,665.00 $8,613.10 $24,251.03
WATER SHED G 207-10100 $0.00 $0.00 -$1,337.16
UPTOWN SEWER SYSTEM G 208-10100 $0.00 $694.77 $26,070.44
BLACKTOP PROJECT 2002 G 302-10100 $0.00 $203,656.25 $297,013.01
BLACKTOP PROJECT 2004 G 304-10100 $0.00 $10,920.00 $276,202.68
BLACKTOP PROJECT 2007 G 307-10100 $23,326.05 $38,204.07 -$195,786.85
FIRE HALUPUBLIC WORKS BOND G 310-10100 $0.00 $0.00 $171,741.36
BLACKTOP PROJECT 1997 G 397-10100 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
BLACKTOP PROJECT 1999 G 399-10100 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
FIRE HALUPUBLIC WORKS G 401-10100 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
ROAD IMPROVEMENT,CAP IMPROV G 402-10100 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS G 403-10100 $0.00 $0.00 $195,008.28
PARK CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS G 404-10100 $0.00 $0.00 $7,611.59
201 SEWER PROJECT G 602-10100 $0.00 $5,204.50 $110,114.17
ESCROW G 801-10100 $0.00 $0.00 $15,000.00
Total CASH $53,959.43 $437,912.72 $1,004,832.31
CD INVESTMENTS
GENERAL FUND G 101-10400 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
ROAD&BRIDGE G 201-10400 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
FIRE G 202-10400 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
PARK G 204-10400 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
SCANDIA COMMUNITY CENTER G 205-10400 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
FIRE HALUPUBLIC WORKS BOND G 310-10400 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
201 SEWER PROJECT G 602-10400 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
ESCROW G 801-10400 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
Total CD INVESTMENTS $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
RESTRIC INVEST ESC
GENERAL FUND G 101-10401 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
ROAD&BRIDGE G 201-10401 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
FIRE G 202-10401 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
PARK G 204-10401 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
SCANDIA COMMUNITY CENTER G 205-10401 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
ESCROW G 801-10401 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
Total RESTRIC INVEST ESC $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
Misc Receivables
GENERAL FUND G 101-10425 $0.00 $0.00 $24,366.00
ROAD&BRIDGE G 201-10425 $0.00 $0.00 $14,186.00
POLICE G 203-10425 $0.00 $0.00 $1,104.00
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Payments
Current Period: MARCH 2007
Batch Name 03-20-07 User Dollar Amt $183,653.48
Payments Computer Dollar Amt $183,653.48
$0.00 In Balance
Refer 0 AMER/PRIDE LINEN&APPAREL S _
Cash Payment E 205-41900-221 EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES Community Center Supplies $110.20
Invoice M146937-0207
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $110.20
Refer 0 AMERICAN FLAGPOLE&FLAG CO _
Cash Payment E 202-42280-342 GENERAL U.S. Flag for Firehall $70.00
Invoice 2-20-07
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $70.00
Refer 0 UNION SECURITY INSURANCE CO _
Cash Payment E 101-41320-134 DISABILITY INS EMPLO Hurlburt-Long Term Disability $39.50
Invoice 3-1-07
Cash Payment E 201-43122-134 DISABILITY INS EMPLO Morrison-Long Term Disability $45.20
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $84.70
Refer 0 BONESTROO ROSENE ANDERLIK _
Cash Payment E 201-43126-303 ENGINEERING FEE General $50.00
Invoice 141175
Cash Payment E 201-43126-303 ENGINEERING FEE Big Marine Lake Development $3,812.50
Invoice 141173
Cash Payment E 307-43260-303 ENGINEERING FEE 2007 Street Improvements $1,052.12
Invoice 141174
Cash Payment E 201-43126-303 ENGINEERING FEE General $736.97
Invoice 140726
Cash Payment E 201-43126-303 ENGINEERING FEE Wylewood Acres $288.14
Invoice 140727
Cash Payment E 201-43126-303 ENGINEERING FEE Olsen-Sandgren Sewer $340.96
Invoice 140720
Cash Payment E 201-43126-303 ENGINEERING FEE 2006 Street Repairs $257.75
Invoice 140721
Cash Payment E 307-43260-303 ENGINEERING FEE 2006 Culvert Replacement $293.75
Invoice 140722
Cash Payment E 201-43126-303 ENGINEERING FEE Big Marine Lake Dev. $1,510.42
Invoice 140723
Cash Payment E 307-43260-303 ENGINEERING FEE 2007 Street Improvements $64,538.51
Invoice 140724
Cash Payment E 201-43126-303 ENGINEERING FEE German Lake Vistas $1,412.25
Invoice 140725
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $74,293.37
Refer 0 CONNEXUS ENERGY _
Cash Payment E 602-43252-381 UTILITIES 201 Septic $24.48
Invoice 2-27-07
Cash Payment E 204-45206-381 UTILITIES Hay Lake Shelter $7.99
Invoice
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Payments
Current Period: MARCH 2007
Cash Payment E 201-43126-387 STREET LIGHTING Wyldewood Acres $64.50
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $96.97
Refer 0 DEBI CAMPOBASSO _
Cash Payment E 204-45200-206 PARK COMMITTEE Park Committee Meetings $20.00
Invoice
Cash Payment E 204-45200-221 EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES Skating Party supplies $10.85
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $30.85
Refer 0 COUNTRY MESSENGER _
Cash Payment E 101-41000-200 OFFICE SUPPLIES Annual Subscription $26.00
Invoice 3-1-07
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $26.00
Refer 0 CITIBUSINESS CARD _
Cash Payment E 101-41000-200 OFFICE SUPPLIES General fund $87.32
Invoice
Cash Payment E 202-42280-342 GENERAL Fire Dept $1,040.36
Invoice
Cash Payment E 201-43126-221 EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES Road&Bridge $29.81
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $1,157.49
Refer - 0 DRESSER TRAP ROCK, INC -
Cash Payment E 201-43126-228 GRAVEL&SAND Sand&Salt $328.12
Invoice 61102
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $328.12
Refer 0 ECM PUBLISHERS, INC _
Cash Payment E 101-41000-201 LEGAL NOTICES Legals $83.00
Invoice 53157401
Cash Payment E 101-41000-207 HEARING FEES Legals $112.05
Invoice 53157401
Cash Payment E 307-41500-308 ADMINISTRATION COS 2007 St. Impr. Bids $132.80
Invoice 53157401
Cash Payment E 101-41000-201 LEGAL NOTICES Legals $58.10
Invoice 53157401
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $385.95
Refer 0 EIDE BAILLY
Cash Payment E 101-41500-301 AUDITING&ACCOUNTI Audit Services for 2006 $11,500.00
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $11,500.00
Refer 0 FX L INC
Cash Payment E 101-42000-103 PART-TIME EMPLOYEE March Assessor $1,500.00
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $1,500.00
Refer 0 FRONTIER
Cash Payment E 101-41000-321 TELEPHONE Town Hall $319.92
Invoice 6514332274
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Payments
Current Period: MARCH 2007
Cash Payment E 205-41920-381 UTILITIES Annex $54.00
Invoice 6514332274
Cash Payment E 602-43252-381 UTILITIES 201 Dialer $74.00
Invoice 6514332274
Cash Payment E 204-45201-381 UTILITIES Skating Park $67.90
Invoice 6514335266
Cash Payment E 202-42280-321 TELEPHONE Fire&Rescue $125.70
Invoice 6514334383
Cash Payment E 201-43126-321 TELEPHONE Maintenance $62.50
Invoice 6514335223
Cash Payment E 101-42400-200 OFFICE SUPPLIES Bldg Inspector $72.22
Invoice 6514335762
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $776.24
Refer 0 GOPHER STATE ONE-CALL, INC _
Cash Payment E 201-43126-210 MISCELLANEOUS EXP Locater calls $2.90
Invoice 7021420
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $2.90
Refer 0 HEBERT, WELCH,HUMPHREYS& _
Cash Payment E 307-41500-308 ADMINISTRATION COS 07 Road Improvements $329.00
Invoice 14531
Cash Payment E 101-41600-304 LEGAL FEES Legal Services $3,041.50
Invoice 14531
Cash Payment E 101-41610-304 LEGAL FEES Prosecution Services $847.00
Invoice 14557
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $4,217.50
Refer 0 HENNEPIN TECHNICAL COLLEGE _
Cash Payment E 101-41000-110 TRAINING Hurlburt OSHA Compliance $650.00
Invoice 126205
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $650.00
Refer 0 HARNETTY, MICHAEL
Cash Payment E 101-41000-560 FURNITURE&FIXTURE Furniture purchase reimbursement $42.80
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $42.80
Refer 0 HURLBURT,ANNE _
Cash Payment E 101-41320-107 MILEAGE Mileage $127.94
Invoice
Cash Payment E 101-41000-210 MISCELLANEOUS EXP Lunch $5.00
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $132.94
Refer 0 KISSELL,JEFF _
Cash Payment E 101-42400-439 REFUNDS ISSUED Bldg Permit Refund $73.54
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $73.54
Refer 0 LEAGUE OF MINNESOTA CITIES
Cash Payment E 101-41000-110 TRAINING Safety&Loss Control Workshop $20.00
Invoice
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Payments
Current Period: MARCH 2007
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $20.00
Refer 0 LOFFLER BUSINESS SYSTEMS/LE _
Cash Payment E 101-41000-414 OFFICE EQUIP RENTA Copier lease $181.05
Invoice 72052897
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $181.05
Refer 0 LANDMARK SURVEYING _
Cash Payment E 404-43000-302 SURVEYING Lions Park Survey $3,800.00
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $3,800.00
Refer 0 MILBRANDT ENTERPRISE _
Cash Payment E 202-42280-401 CLEANING Fire Hall cleaning $202.35
Invoice 404-11
Cash Payment E 205-41900-401 CLEANING Office&Hall Cleaning $1,333.38
Invoice 401-11
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $1,535.73
Refer 0 NCPERS GROUP LIFE INS
Cash Payment E 101-41400-133 LIFE INSURANCE EMPL Hurlburt Life Ins. $16.00
Invoice
Cash Payment E 101-41510-133 LIFE INSURANCE EMPL Firkus Life Ins. $16.00
Invoice
Cash Payment E 101-41401-133 LIFE INSURANCE EMPL Eklund Life Ins. $16.00
Invoice
Cash Payment E 201-43122-133 LIFE INSURANCE EMPL Maintenance Life Ins. $32.00
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $80.00
Refer 0 MINNESOTA MUTUAL LIFE INS CO _
Cash Payment E 101-41320-133 LIFE INSURANCE EMPL Hurlburt Life Ins. $4.10
Invoice
Cash Payment E 201-43122-133 LIFE INSURANCE EMPL Brian&John Life Ins. $8.20
Invoice
Cash Payment E 101-41000-133 LIFE INSURANCE EMPL Dolores Life Ins. $4.10
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $16.40
Refer 0 MILBRANDT,KEN _
Cash Payment E 205-41900-439 REFUNDS ISSUED Refund Hall Rental $150.00
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $150.00
Refer 0 NAPA AUTO PARTS _
Cash Payment E 201-43126-221 EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES Equipment Supplies $138.43
Invoice 7250
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $138.43
Refer 0 OLSON'S SEWER SERVICE
Cash Payment E 201-43126-210 MISCELLANEOUS EXP Public Works pump holding tank $146.80
Invoice 69641
Cash Payment E 202-42280-383 Pumping&General Main Fire Dept.pump holding tanks $220.20
Invoice 69641
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Payments
Current Period: MARCH 2007
Cash Payment E 201-43126-210 MISCELLANEOUS EXP Public Works $137.20
Invoice 69601
Cash Payment E 202-42280-383 Pumping&General Main Fire Dept $205.80
Invoice 69601
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $710.00
Refer 0 PETERSON REPAIR& TOWING _
Cash Payment E 201-43126-220 REPAIRS Tire repair $81.61
Invoice 5641
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $81.61
Refer- 0 PN PRODUCTS, INC -
Cash Payment E 101-41000-200 OFFICE SUPPLIES Name plate $5.33
Invoice 16443
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $5.33
Refer 0 REED BUSINESS INFORMATION
Cash Payment E 307-41500-308 ADMINISTRATION COS 07 Road Improvement Ad 2/26/07 $142.72
Invoice
Cash Payment E 307-41500-308 ADMINISTRATION COS 2007 Road Improvement Ad 3/05/07 $142.72
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $285.44
Refer 0 S&T OFFICE PRODUCTS, INC. -
Cash Payment E 101-41000-200 OFFICE SUPPLIES Office supplies $31.20
Invoice 01L05764
Cash Payment E 101-41000-200 OFFICE SUPPLIES Office supplies $76.65
Invoice 01LM4715
Cash Payment E 101-41000-200 OFFICE SUPPLIES Credit supplies -$26.96
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $80.89
Refer 0 SHERILL REID
Cash Payment E 101-41000-205 ANIMAL CONTROL Animal Control $50.00
Invoice 07-115
Cash Payment E 101-41000-205 ANIMAL CONTROL Animal Control $50.00
Invoice 07-114
Cash Payment E 101-41000-205 ANIMAL CONTROL Animal Control $100.00
Invoice 07-113
Cash Payment E 101-41000-205 ANIMAL CONTROL Animal Control $100.00
Invoice 07-112
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $300.00
Refer 0 SCHNEIDER, JAMES
Cash Payment E 101-42400-103 PART-TIME EMPLOYEE March Bldg Permits $2,798.94
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $2,798.94
Refer 0 SRC,INC _
Cash Payment E 205-41900-384 REFUSE DISPOSAL Town Hall refuse $120.89
Invoice
Cash Payment E 202-42280-381 UTILITIES Fire Hall refuse $32.24
Invoice
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Payments
Current Period: MARCH 2007
Cash Payment E 101-41000-430 RECYCLING February Recycling $2,320.50
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $2,473.63
Refer 0 STILLWATER JUNIOR HIGH SCHO _
Cash Payment E 202-42240-110 TRAINING Firewise Community Assessment $353.00
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/14/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $353.00
Refer 0 BUSINESS FORMS&ACCOUNTIN _
Cash Payment E 101-41000-200 OFFICE SUPPLIES W-2 Correction Forms $65.39
Invoice 37509
Transaction Date 3/15/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $65.39
Refer 0 NEXTEL COMMUNICATIONS _
Cash Payment E 202-42280-321 TELEPHONE Fire Dept.Cell Phones $144.16
Invoice 721650231-020
Cash Payment E 101-41000-321 TELEPHONE Admin.Cell Phone $36.07
Invoice
Cash Payment E 201-43126-321 TELEPHONE Public Works Cell Phone $70.54
Invoice
Cash Payment E 201-43126-321 TELEPHONE Public Works Cell Phones $74.38
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/15/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $325.15
Refer 0 TWIN CITY GARAGE DOOR COMP _
Cash Payment E 202-42280-220 REPAIRS Fire:Fuse repair,radio receiver $506.17
Invoice 273156
Transaction Date 3/15/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $506.17
Refer 0 TRUCK UTILITIES MFG CO. _
Cash Payment E 201-43126-221 EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES Snowplow parts $19.33
Invoice 0169324
Transaction Date 3/15/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $19.33
Refer 0 TKDA _
Cash Payment E 101-41000-207 HEARING FEES Rodgers Variance $258.80
Invoice 200700665
Cash Payment E 101-41000-207 HEARING FEES German Lake Vistas $1,488.99
Invoice 200700668
Cash Payment E 101-41910-112 PROFESSIONAL SERVI General Planning $1,004.24
Invoice 200700664
Cash Payment E 101-41910-112 PROFESSIONAL SERVI Tree Ordinance $117.95
Invoice 200700667
Cash Payment E 101-41910-112 PROFESSIONAL SERVI Tiller/Zavoral Mine $1,510.72
Invoice 200700670
Cash Payment E 101-41000-207 HEARING FEES Theilbar Variance $101.10
Invoice 200700669
Cash Payment E 101-41000-207 HEARING FEES Lombritto Variance $452.04
Invoice 200700704
Cash Payment E 101-41000-207 HEARING FEES Willowbrook Church $78.40
Invoice 200700705
Transaction Date 3/15/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $5,012.24
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Payments
Current Period: MARCH 2007
Refer 0 TODD'S HOME CENTER
Cash Payment E 201-43126-212 FUEL Fuel $1,347.62
Invoice 2-28-07
Cash Payment E 201-43126-221 EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES Supplies $216.76
Invoice
Cash Payment E 205-41920-221 EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES Community Center $133.10
Invoice
Cash Payment E 204-45201-221 EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES Rink $32.96
Invoice
Cash Payment E 202-42220-221 EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES Fire supplies $118.74
Invoice
Cash Payment E 202-42220-212 FUEL Fuel $174.55
Invoice
Cash Payment E 202-42220-221 EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES Supplies $9.14
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/15/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $2,032.87
Refer 0 V.I.P. PEST CONTROL _
Cash Payment E 205-41900-406 GROUNDS CARE Ant Control $34.08
Invoice 4352
Transaction Date 3/15/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $34.08
Refer 0 WASHINGTON COUNTY RECORDE _
Cash Payment E 101-41000-207 HEARING FEES Recording Fees $138.00
Invoice 1477
Transaction Date 3/15/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $138.00
Refer 0 WASHINGTON CTY SHERIFF'S OF
Cash Payment E 203-42170-112 PROFESSIONAL SERVI 2006 Second-half Police Services $43,673.41
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/15/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $43,673.41
Refer 0 WASHINGTON COUNTY PUBLIC W _
Cash Payment E 201-43126-228 GRAVEL&SAND Snow&Ice Control $3,344.75
Invoice 55126
Cash Payment E 201-43126-228 GRAVEL&SAND Snow&Ice Control $8,448.32
Invoice 55125
Transaction Date 3/15/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $11,793.07
Refer 0 WASHINGTON COUNTY
Cash Payment E 101-41500-301 AUDITING&ACCOUNT! Audit Report $70.00
Invoice 55110
Transaction Date 3/15/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $70.00
Refer 0 WASHINGTON CTY SURVEYOR'S
Cash Payment E 101-41000-207 HEARING FEES Parcel Search-White Rock $62.00
Invoice 1007675
Transaction Date 3/15/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $62.00
Refer 0 WASHINGTON CONSERVATION DI
Cash Payment E 204-45200-111 Planning Embrace Open Space Planning $159.00
Invoice 1076
Transaction Date 3/15/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $159.00
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Payments
Current Period: MARCH 2007
Refer 0 WINNICK SUPPLY, INC -
Cash Payment E 201-43126-221 EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES Steel for shop $56.66
Invoice 62965
Cash Payment E 205-41900-221 EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES Community Center $2.22
Invoice 63160
Cash Payment E 205-41900-221 EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES Community Center $4.77
Invoice 63172
Transaction Date 3/15/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $63.65
Refer 0 XCEL ENERGY _
Cash Payment E 201-43126-387 STREET LIGHTING Streetlights $273.20
Invoice 102654991
Cash Payment E 201-43126-381 UTILITIES Old garage $70.18
Invoice 101806174
Cash Payment E 204-45201-381 UTILITIES Warming House gas&electric $498.24
Invoice 101801501
Cash Payment E 602-43252-381 UTILITIES Lift Station#1 $8.69
Invoice 302519740
Cash Payment E 201-43126-387 STREET LIGHTING Uptown Streetlights $123.04
Invoice 302785259
Cash Payment E 204-46101-381 UTILITIES Aerator $66.33
Invoice 303682753
Cash Payment E 205-41920-381 UTILITIES Annex gas $276.44
Invoice 101672761
Cash Payment E 205-41920-381 UTILITIES Annex electric $54.02
Invoice 101632283
Cash Payment E 602-43252-381 UTILITIES Bliss LS#2 $37.07
Invoice 101623360
Cash Payment E 208-43252-381 UTILITIES Uptown Sewer $12.67
Invoice 101706287
Cash Payment E 202-42280-381 UTILITIES Firehall $1,126.14
Invoice 101633776
Cash Payment E 201-43126-381 UTILITIES Public Works $750.75
Invoice
Cash Payment E 205-41900-381 UTILITIES Community Center $1,070.43
Invoice 101624758
Cash Payment E 602-43252-381 UTILITIES Bliss LS#3&4 $33.74
Invoice 101484838
Cash Payment E 204-45206-381 UTILITIES Ballfield $25.05
Invoice 101483341
Cash Payment E 201-43126-387 STREET LIGHTING Flashing Light $57.66
Invoice 100347975
Cash Payment E 202-42280-381 UTILITIES Fire Siren $6 90
Invoice 100680093
Transaction Date 3/15/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $4,490.55
Refer 0 YEHLE, DONNETTE _
Cash Payment E 101-41110-107 MILEAGE Mileage $115.91
Invoice
Cash Payment E 101-41110-106 MEETINGS Lodging $101.32
Invoice
NEW SCANDIA TOWNSHIP 03/16/07 2:58 PM
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Payments
Current Period: MARCH 2007
Transaction Date 3/15/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $217.23
Refer 0 ANCOM COMMUNICATIONS, INC. _
Cash Payment E 202-42280-221 EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES Fire Dept. Batteries $92.66
Invoice 44994
Transaction Date 3/16/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $92.66
Refer 0 FIRE EQUIPMENT SPECIALTIES
Cash Payment E 202-42220-221 EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES irefighter Boots and Back Pump Cans $984.20
Invoice 4964
Transaction Date 3/16/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $984.20
Refer 0 FIRE TECH SERVICE, INC
Cash Payment E 202-42260-220 REPAIRS Repairs to 2000 Pumper $46.08
Invoice 686
Transaction Date 3/16/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $46.08
Refer 0 JEFFERSON FIRE AND SAFETY,IN _
Cash Payment E 202-42260-220 REPAIRS Repairs $245.42
Invoice 136809
Transaction Date 3/16/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $245.42
Refer 0 LAKE REGION EMS, INC_
Cash Payment E 202-42240-310 MEDICAL TRAINING 206 $2,125.00
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/16/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $2,125.00
Refer 0 MED COMPASS
Cash Payment E 202-42220-136 MEDICAL EXAM/PHYSI SCBA User-Medical Exam $1,580.00
Invoice 10669
Transaction Date 3/16/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $1,580.00
Refer 0 OLD LOG CABIN _
Cash Payment E 202-42280-342 GENERAL Fire Dept. Dinner $724.14
Invoice 2-25-07
Transaction Date 3/16/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $724.14
Refer 0 PINE TECHNICAL COLLEGE
Cash Payment E 202-42240-110 TRAINING Atou Extraction Training $100.00
Invoice 00015858
Transaction Date 3/16/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $100.00
Refer 0 STILLWATER MEDICAL GROUP
Cash Payment E 202-42220-136 MEDICAL EXAM/PHYSI Helke Vaccination $45.00
Invoice 1113810
Transaction Date 3/16/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $45.00
Refer 0 ALLINA OCC MED, NW 5685
Cash Payment E 201-43126-210 MISCELLANEOUS EXP Drug Testing Charge $20.00
Invoice 70004196
Transaction Date 3/16/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $20.00
Refer 0 SELECT ACCOUNT
Cash Payment E 101-41320-131 HEALTH INSURANCE E Hurlburt HAS $91.70
Invoice 3-1-07
NEW SCANDIA TOWNSHIP 03/16/07 2:58 PM
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Payments
Current Period: MARCH 2007
Cash Payment E 201-43122-131 HEALTH INSURANCE E Morrison HAS $100.00
Invoice
Transaction Date 3/16/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $191.70
Refer 0 ST. CROIX SCUBA&SNORKELING _
Cash Payment E 202-42220-221 EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES Inspection of Scuba Equipment $325.95
Invoice 18239
Cash Payment E 202-42220-221 EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES $21.17
Invoice 18338
Transaction Date 3/16/2007 SECURITY STATE B 10100 Total $347.12
Fund Summary
10100 SECURITY STATE BANK
101 GENERAL FUND $30,041.43
201 ROAD&BRIDGE $24,459.45
202 FIRE $10,625.07
203 POLICE $43,673.41
204 PARK $888.32
205 SCANDIA COMMUNITY CENTER $3,343.53
208 UPTOWN SEWER SYSTEM $12.67
307 BLACKTOP PROJECT 2007 $66,631.62
404 PARK CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS $3,800.00
602 201 SEWER PROJECT $177.98
$183,653.48
Pre-Written Checks $0.00
Checks to be Generated by the Compute $183,653.48
Total $183,653.48
Meeting Date: 3/20/2007
Agenda Item: d)
City Council Agenda Report
City of Scandia
14727 209th St. North, P.O. Box 128
Scandia, MN 55073 (651)433-2274
Action Requested: Approve the following liquor licenses for the license period April 1,
2006 through December 31, 2007:
• Big Marine Lake Liquor Store, Off-Sale Intoxicating Liquor
License
• Adrian J. Franssen DBA Scandia Olde Town Liquor, Off-Sale
Intoxicating Liquor License
• The Scandia Creamery LLC, On-Sale Intoxicating Liquor License
and Sunday Liquor
• Meisters Bar and Grill, Combination on-Sale/Off-Sale Intoxicating
Liquor and Sunday Liquor
• Prospects, On-Sale Intoxicating Liquor License and Sunday
Liquor
Deadline/ Timeline: Current County licenses expire on April 1, 2007
Background: • All of the applicants have submitted their applications, certificates
of insurance and license fees (prorated for the 9-month initial
license period.)
• The Sherriff's Depaitiuent has completed their investigations
including criminal history queries on all licensees. No criminal
histories were found. Minnesota Alcohol and Gambling
Enforcement dose not have any complaints on record. Call and
complaint records were reviewed. No compliance failures were
reported. There were no incidents that took place that would
prevent issuance of the licenses.
Recommendation: I recommend that the Council approve the licenses.
Attachments/ • None
Materials provided:
Contact(s):
Prepared by: Anne Hurlburt, Administrator
(liquor licenses 2007)
Page 1 of 1
03/06/07
Meeting Date: 3/20/2007
Agenda Item: �)
City Council Agenda Report
City of Scandia
14727 209th St. North, P.O. Box 128
Scandia, MN 55073 (651) 433-2274
Action Requested: Approve a reduction in the financial guarantee(letter of credit) for the
grading permit for an access road for Big Marine Development(Tii
Gavo.)
Deadline/Timeline: N/A
Background: • On October 17, 2006, the Town Board approved a grading permit
to allow installation of an access road approximately 2,000 feet
into the site from Newgate Avenue, along with the associated
storm sewer and temporary ponds. Grading in advance of final
plat or development contract approval requires a permit under
section 9.5 of the zoning ordinance.
• To guarantee completion of the work, a letter of credit in the
amount of$250,000 was submitted. The developer has requested
that the guarantee be reduced to $10,000.
• City Engineer Tom Peterson has reviewed the request and
recommends approval of the reduction. The only work remaining
is vegetation and repair of erosion control items.
Recommendation: I recommend that the Council approve the reduction in the amount of
the letter of credit.
Attachments/ • None
Materials provided:
Contact(s):
Prepared by: Anne Hurlburt, Administrator
(tii gavo grading permit letter of credit reduction)
Page 1 of 1
03/12/07
Meeting Date: 3/20/2007
Agenda Item: 6 , 4)
City Council Agenda Report
City of Scandia
14727 209th St. North, P.O. Box 128
Scandia, MN 55073 (651) 433-2274
Action Requested: Hold a public hearing to consider certifying property owned by Daniel
Froiland in Section 24 as eligible for the Metropolitan Agricultural
Preserves Program.
Deadline/ Timeline: N/A
Background: • Daniel Froiland has requested that three parcels totally 93.37 acres
be certified as eligible for the Metropolitan Agricultural Preserves
Program.
• Ag Preserves provides several benefits to owners of agricultural
land in the Metropolitan Area. To be eligible, the local government
must certify that the land is planned and zoned for long-term
agricultural use (a maximum density of one dwelling unit per 40
acres.) The owner must agree to a restrictive covenant to keep the
land in agricultural use for minimum of eight years.
• Land in Ag Preserves is valued based on its agricultural use, and
tax rates are reduced to a level comparable to that of outstate
agricultural areas. There are prohibitions on local assessments and
regulations that interfere with normal farm practices.
• The site is zoned Agricultural. It was not farmed in 2006,but the
owner has indicated that it will be returned to agricultural
production in 2007, which will make it eligible for designation.
• This property was the site of the proposed Diamond Homes'
"Serenity"project, an 18-lot, open space development which
received final plat approval last year. The plat was never recorded.
Mr. Froiland purchased the property from the fee owners
(Segelstrom &Merthan) in January of 2007 for$1,400,000.
Recommendation: I recommend that the Council hold the public hearing and then, unless
new information is brought forward at the hearing, adopt the resolution
certifying the land eligible for the Ag Preserves Program.
Attachments! • Location Map
Materials provided: • Draft Resolution 03-20-07-01
Contact(s): Daniel Froiland 433-3318
Prepared by: Anne Hurlburt, Administrator
(froiland ag preserve)
Page 1 of 1
03/14/07
CITY OF SCANDIA, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION NO.: 03-20-07-01
RESOLUTION CERTIFYING LAND ELIGIBLE FOR
METROPOLITAN AGRICULTURAL PRESERVES PROGRAM
WHEREAS, the Metropolitan Agricultural Preserves Act (Minnesota Statutes 473h.01,
et seq.) provides for establishing Agricultural Preserves; and
WHEREAS, the Act requires that to be eligible land shall be planned for long-term
agricultural use according to the local Comprehensive Plan adopted pursuant to Minnesota
Statutes 473.851; and •
WHEREAS, the Act further requires that such property be zoned for long-term
agricultural use with a maximum residential density net to exceed one unit per 40 acres; and
WHEREAS, the City of Scandia has planned and zoned certain areas as required by the
Act; \
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY'RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF SCANDIA, WASHINGTON"COUNTY,MINNESOTA, that it should
and hereby does certify that the following tracts of land are eligible for designation as
Agricultural Preserves:4 �.
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The NW '/ of SE 'A in Section 24;Township 32 North, Range 20 West, Washington County,
Minnesota ; and
The SW 'A of SE 'A and the SE 'A of SW 'A, all in Section 24, Township 32, Range 20 West,
Washington County, Minnesota, subject to existing easement for highway purposes
EXCEPTING the following described parcels:
Parcel 1: That part of the SEA of the SW % of Section 24, Township 32 North, Range 20 West,
Washington County,MN, lying east of the West 655.58 feet thereof and lying southerly of the
center line of County Road 52, and that part of the SW '/ of the SE 'A of said Section 24 lying
southerly of the center line of County Road 52.
Parcel 2: That part of the SE '/o of the SW 'A of Section 24, Township 32 North, Range 20 West,
Washington County, MN, described as follows: Commencing at the southwest corner of said SE
'/ of the SW '/; thence on an azimuth from north 0 degrees 29 minutes 06 seconds, oriented to
Washington County Coordinate System, NAD 83, along the west line of said SE '/ of the SW '/,
a distance of 781.90 feet to a point, said point being on the center line of Oakhill Road North
(County Road 52) as traveled; thence southeasterly along said center line a distance of 39.02 feet,
said center line being a curve not tangent with the last described line, concave to the north,
Resolution No.: 03-20-07-01
Page 2 of 2
having a radius of 3819.83 feet, a central angle of 0 degrees 35 minutes 07 seconds and a chord
azimuth of 117 degrees 41 minutes 38 seconds; thence on a azimuth of 117 degrees 24 minutes
05 seconds, along said center line, tangent to said curve, a distance of 159.98 feet; thence
southeasterly along said center line a distance of 82.93 feet, said center line being a tangential
curve concave to the north,having a radius of 2292.01 feet, a central angle of 2 degrees 04
minutes 23 seconds, for the point of beginning of the parcel to be described; thence on an
azimuth of 19 degrees 29 minutes 00 seconds, not tangent to said curve, a distance of 472.21
feet; thence on an azimuth of 108 degrees 05 minutes 43 seconds a distance 443.62 feet; thence
on an azimuth of 197 degrees 41 minutes 29 seconds a distance of/489.18 feet to a point, said
point being on said center line of Oakhill Road North; thence on an azimuth of 287 degrees 41
minutes 29 seconds, along said center line, a distance of 153.79 feet;thence northwesterly along
said center line a distance of 305.50 feet, said center line being a tangential curve concave to the
north having a radius of 2292.01 feet and a central angle of 7 degrees 38 minutes 12 seconds, to
the point of beginning.
Parcel 3: The West 655.58 feet of the SE '/ of the SW?/ of Section 24,Township 32 North,
Range 20 West, Washington County, MN lying southerly of the center line of County Road 52.
FURTHER BE IT RESOLVED,`that the Clerk shall file copy of this resolution with
the Metropolitan Council.
Adopted by the Scandia City Council this 20t"day of March, 2007.
Dennis D. Seefeldt, Mayor
ATTEST:,
Anne Hurlburt, Clerk/Administrator
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Meeting Date: 3/20/2007
Agenda Item: '7 a ) i)
City Council Agenda Report
City of Scandia
14727 209th St. North, P.O. Box 128
Scandia, MN 55073 (651) 433-2274
Action Requested: Approve the By-Laws of the Parks and Recreation Committee
Deadline/ Timeline: N/A
Background: • Ordinance No. 91 provides that the Parks and Recreation
Committee may adopt their own rules and procedures with the
approval of the Council.
• The Committee reviewed the attached bylaws and approved them
at their March 5, 2007 meeting.
Recommendation: I recommend that the Council review the by-laws and, unless you
decide to request that the Committee make changes, approve them.
Attachments/ • Park and Recreation Committee By-Laws, March 5, 2007
Materials provided:
Contact(s): Dave Smith, Committee Chair
(651 433-5018)
Prepared by: Anne Hurlburt, Administrator
(parks bylaws)
Page 1 of 1
03/06/07
City of Scandia
Parks & Recreation Committee Bylaws
Approved by the Committee on March 5, 2007
for City Council Review
Section 1. Name. The name of this Committee is the Scandia Parks and Recreation Committee,
hereinafter called the SPRC.
Section 2. Purpose. The purpose of the SPRC is to advise the Scandia City Council on all
matters relating to a park and recreation program in the city, as described in Attachment A,
Duties and Functions of the Scandia Park and Recreation Committee, approved by the City
Council on February 20, 2007 and as may be amended by the Council from time to time.
Section 3. Membership. The SPRC is made up of Scandia residents appointed by the City
Council according to the requirements of Section 8 of Ordinance No. 91.
Section 4. Officers and Duties. The SPRC shall have a chair, vice-chair, and a recording
secretary. The term of office shall be one year. Election of officers will be held at the first
meeting of February of each year. Appointment of the chair and vice chair is subject to approval
by the City Council. The duties of the officers and members are as follows:
A. Chair
1. The chair shall organize, convene and chair all meetings of the SPRC.
2. The chair will set and prepare the agendas for meetings.
3. The chair will lead the development of a committee work plan, implementation of the
long-range plan and list of annual priorities for approval by the Committee and by the
City Council.
4. With the consent of the members and subject to approval by the City Council, the
chair may create subcommittees and appoint SPRC members to those subcommittees.
5. The chair shall act as liaison between the City Council and the SPRC,reporting to the
Council on activities as needed (quarterly,bimonthly etc.).
6. The chair shall coordinate the need for staff support of the SPRC with the City
Administrator.
7. The chair shall represent the Committee as needed in dealings with outside agencies
and organizations on matters pertaining to Park and Recreation activities.
B. Vice-Chair
1. The vice-chair shall act as an aide to the chair in fulfilling his/her duties as chair.
2. In the absence of the chair, the vice-chair shall assume the duties of the chair.
C. Recording Secretary
1. The secretary shall ensure that a correct record is kept of all meetings of the SPRC.
2. The secretary shall provide a copy of the minutes of the SPRC to all Committee
members within 14 days of each meeting.
3. The secretary shall distribute approved minutes of Committee meetings to the City
Clerk.
4. The secretary shall handle any correspondence of the committee when needed.
D. General Membership Responsibilities. All SPRC Members are responsible to:
1. Attend and participate in regular and special meetings in order to carry out the
mission and duties of the committee;
2. Express oneself, clearly and concisely,both orally and in writing, with tact, diplomacy
and good judgment;
3. Establish and maintain effective public relations when representing the Committee;
4. Have an understanding that they represent all Scandia residents and make
recommendations on their behalf, to the best of their ability; and
5. Participate in any subcommittees to which they may be appointed.
6. If a member fails to attend meetings, fails to fulfill their responsibilities, or violates
these bylaws,the SPRC may recommend that the City Council replace the member.
Section 5. Meetings.
A. Regular Meetings. Regular meetings will be held on the first Monday of each calendar
month at 7:00 p.m. Any regular meeting falling upon a holiday shall be held on the next
following Monday at the same time and place,unless otherwise determined by a majority
vote of the SPRC. Meetings shall be held at the Scandia Community Center, 14727 209th
Street North, unless notice of the alternate location is given to the members and the public
at least 72 hours in advance of the meeting.
B. Special Meetings. Special meetings of the Committee may be called at any time by the
chair or the vice-chair, in the chair's absence with 72 hours advance notice to the public
and to members.
C. Quorum/Voting. A majority of the number of officially appointed members shall
constitute a quorum. A majority of the entire membership shall decide all issues.
Conduct of meetings shall be based on Robert's Rules of Order,Newly Revised, 10th
Edition.
D. Public meetings. Except as otherwise provided in the open meeting law, all SPRC
meetings, including special or sub-committee meetings, shall be open to the public.
Public notice of meetings shall be given by posting committee agendas at the Community
Center at least 72 hours prior to the meeting.
Section 6. Amendments. These bylaws may be amended at any regular meeting of the SPRC
by a majority vote of the membership,provided that notice of the amendment has been given to
all members in writing one regular meeting prior to the meeting at which the amendment will be
voted. These bylaws and amendments thereto are subject to approval by the City Council.
Meeting Date: 3/20/20 7
Agenda Item: rr `
City Council Agenda Report
City of Scandia
14727 209th St. North, P.O. Box 128
Scandia, MN 55073 (651) 433-2274
Action Requested: Approve the Planning Commission's choices for Chairperson and
Vice Chairperson for 2007.
Deadline/ Timeline: NA
Background: • Ordinance 91 provides that the Chairperson and Vice Chairperson
of the Planning Commission are appointed by the Commission
from among the members of the Commission, subject to approval
by the Council, for a term of one year.
• The Commission held a special meeting on March 13, 2007, and
has appointed Chris Ness as Chair and James Malmquist as Vice
Chair for 2007.
Recommendation: The Council should either approve or reject the commission's
recommendation.
Attachments/ • None
Materials provided:
Contact(s):
Prepared by: Anne Hurlburt, Administrator
(planning comm.officers)
Page 1 of 1
03/14/07
Meeting Date: 3/20/2007
Agenda Item: r
City Council Agenda Report
City of Scandia
14727 209th St. North, P.O. Box 128
Scandia, MN 55073 (651) 433-2274
Action Requested: Confirm appointment of Bruce Swenson as chair of the Commercial/
Retail Development Committee
Deadline/ Timeline: N/A
Background: • When the committee met following the March 13 workshop with
the Council and other advisory committees, the group chose Bruce
Swenson as chair.
• Appointment of committee chairs should be confirmed by the City
Council.
Recommendation: The Council should either approve or reject the committee's
recommendation
Attachments/ • None
Materials provided:
Contact(s):
Prepared by: Anne Hurlburt, Administrator
(corn retail committee chair)
Page 1 of 1
03/15/07
Meeting Date: 3/20/2007
Agenda Item: a)
J
City Council Agenda Report
City of Scandia
14727 209th St. North, P.O. Box 128
Scandia, MN 55073 (651) 433-2274
Action Requested: None—information only.
Deadline/ Timeline: N/A
Background: • Monthly reports on calls and citations issued are received from the
Washington County Sheriff's office.
• Deputy Chris Howard will be present at the City Council Meeting
to answer any questions that the Council may have concerning
police protection for the City.
Recommendation: N/A
Attachments/ • Citations by city report, 2/01/07 to 2/28/07
Materials provided: • Contract ICR's report, 2/01/07 to 2/28/07
Contact(s):
Prepared by: Anne Hurlburt, Administrator
(sheriff report)
Page 1 of 1
03/14/07
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washington County sheriff's office
CITATIONS BY CITY REPORT
City Selected: SCANDIA
From Date: 2/01/2007 To: 2/28/2007
SCANDIA
offense offense Location citation #
Date Time
2/02/2007 1205 SCANDIA TR & NOVAK sw370033
Statute 169 14 SPEED 85/55
2/03/2007 2117 SCANDIA TR & KIRBY Sw370034
Statute 169A 33 NOT A DROP
2/04/2007 0245 SCANDIA TR N & LOFTON SW370445
Statute 169 14 SPEED 70/55
2/06/2007 0755 12700 BLOCK SCANDIA TR Sw369906
Statute 169 14 SPEED 68/55
2/08/2007 1325 OLINDA TR & 18000 BLK SW358850
Statute 169 14 SPEED 64/50
2/08/2007 1245 MANNING TR & 191ST SW370035
Statute 169 797 2 NO INSURANCE
2/09/2007 1200 SCANDIA TR & 12900 BLK SW358851
Statute 169 14 SPEED 69/55
2/09/2007 1345 SCANDIA TR & NOVAK SW358852
Statute 171 02 NO MN DL
2/09/2007 0820 MANNING TR & 185TH Sw370176
Statute 169 14 SPEED 70/55
2/10/2007 1600 OLINDA TR & 220TH Sw361153
Statute 169 79 EXPIRED REG
2/10/2007 0320 MANNING / 170TH ST 87827
Statute FDCR - EXP TABS
2/12/2007 1535 SCANDIA TR & MANNING Sw358853
Statute 171 24 DAS
2/12/2007 1900 205TH & MAYBERRY TR SW361148
Statute 171 24 DAR
2/13/2007 1515 SCANDIA TR & 11100 BLK SW358854
Statute 169 14 SPEED 69/55
2/14/2007 1055 ST CROIX TR & SCANDIA TR Sw358855
Statute 171 11 WRONG ADDRESS ON DL
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CITATIONS BY CITY REPORT
City Selected: SCANDIA
From Date: 2/01/2007 To: 2/28/2007
Offense offense Location Citation #
Date Time
2/14/2007 1107 ST CROIX TR & 22700 BLK SW358856
Statute 169 14 SPEED 78/55
2/14/2007 1404 SCANDIA TR & 14350 BLK Sw358857
Statute 169 14 SPEED 70/50
2/14/2007 1415 SCANDIA TR & 14350 BLK SW358858
Statute 171 08 NO DL IN POSS
2/15/2007 1353 SCANDIA TR & 14350 BLK Sw358859
Statute 169 686 NO SEATBELT
2/15/2007 1925 MANNING & 185TH SW365207
Statute 171 24 DAR
2/16/2007 1036 ST CROIX TR & 22700 BLK SW358860
Statute 169 14 SPEED 73/55
2/16/2007 1055 ST CROIX TR & 21600 BLK SW368341
Statute 169 14 SPEED 69/55
2/16/2007 1055 5T CROIX TR & 12600 BLK SW368342
Statute 169 14 SPEED 71/55
2/16/2007 1131 SCANDIA TR & NEWBERRY Sw368343
Statute 169 14 SPEED 70/55
2/16/2007 1141 SCANDIA TR & MEADOWBROOK SW368344
Statute 169 14 SPEED 80/55
2/16/2007 1141 SCANDIA & MEADOWBROOK 5W368345
Statute 169 686 1 NO SEATBELT
2/16/2007 1411 MANNING TR & 191ST SW368346
Statute 171 11 WRONG ADDRESS ON DL
2/17/2007 1700 SCANDIA TR & LOFTON sw368609
Statute 169 79 EXPIRED REG
2/17/2007 1630 SCANDIA TR & LOFTON AV SW368610
Statute 169 79 EXPIRED REG
2/17/2007 0040 SCANDIA TR & 14400 BLK SW370450
statute 169 14 SPEED 62/50
2/17/2007 0410 SCANDIA TR & OLINDA SW370451
Statute 340A 503 UNDERAGE CONSUMPTION
Total for City: SCANDIA 31
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For the Period 2/01/07 To 2/28/07
Date Time ICR # ID# Street Name Complaint
2/01/07 9:03:41 107003378 0146 SCANDIA TR NATURAL GAS ODOR
2/01/07 12:29: 54 107003389 0156 MANNING TR AOA/STOP ID HOLD THEFT SUSPECT
2/01/07 13:12:31 107003391 0156 LANGLY AV PUBLIC ASSIST 21 REQUEST
2/02/07 0:07:44 107003434 0190 SCANDIA TR CITE SPEED 83/55
2/02/07 13: 54: 52 107003521 0156 MANNING TR TRAFFIC-CITE SW358849 NO INSUR
2/02/07 18:37:23 107003549 0153 OLD MARINE TR SUSP VEHICLE
2/02/07 21:04:45 107003556 0131 OLINDA TR VEH ACCIDENT
2/03/07 1: 53:48 107003573 0190 OLINDA TR CAR VS DEER
2/03/07 21:20:22 107003634 0190 SCANDIA TR CITE-NOT A DROP/SPEED
2/04/07 2:49:15 107003652 0194 SCANDIA TR TRAFFIC/SPEED CITE# SW370445
2/04/07 23:31:19 107003702 0194 OAKHILL RD MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT
2/05/07 10:02:05 107003737 0100 213TH ST OFFICER INFORMATION
2/05/07 10:29:38 107003744 0160 185TH ST CHECK AREA
2/05/07 11:17:38 107003751 0160 SCANDIA TR DIRECTED PATROL/SPEED
2/05/07 11:36:06 107003753 0160 180TH ST LN MEDICAL ALARM
2/05/07 12:20:34 107003755 0160 OSTRUM AV MEDICAL
2/05/07 12:35:27 107003758 0100 239TH CT OFFICERS INFO
2/05/07 16:11:32 107003787 0158 OAKHILL RD VANDALISM REPORT 21 REQUEST
2/05/07 16:53:05 107003791 0158 LAKAMAGA TR LOOSE HORSES
2/05/07 20:02: 55 107003800 0158 SCANDIA TR OVERDURE PARTY-21 COMP
2/05/07 20:21:09 107003801 0158 SCANDIA TR THREATS REPORT
2/06/07 7: 59: 56 107003828 0110 SCANDIA TR TRAFFIC - SW#369906 SPEED 68/5
2/06/07 19:12: 52 107003902 0158 KIRK AV 911 ABANDON
2/06/07 22:35:21 107003912 0158 MANNING TR ALARM
2/07/07 0:33:48 107003917 0194 MANNING TR ALARM
2/07/07 1:32:17 107003919 0194 MANNING TR AUD ALARM
2/07/07 7:29:46 107003933 0175 MANNING TR ACCIDENT WITH INJURY **STAT
2/07/07 8: 53:41 107003943 0175 MANNING TR PROPERTY DAMAGE ACCIDENT ••"
2/07/07 12:16:00 107003998 0175 OXBORO AV CHECK THE WELFARE
2/07/07 13:36:40 107004020 0100 LOFTON AV FEDERAL FIREARMS APPLICATION
2/07/07 23:02:28 107004066 0190 MANNING TR AUD ALARM
2/08/07 0:45:22 107004071 0190 MANNING TR CITE-NO INSURANCE
2/08/07 12:22:14 107004122 0156 MANNING TR MEDICAL
2/08/07 13:31:21 107004127 0156 OLINDA TR TRAFFIC-CITE SW358850 REDUCED
2/08/07 22:43:44 107004165 0158 MANNING TR AUD ALARM
2/08/07 23:43:13 107004167 0136 MANNING TR ALARM
2/09/07 8:27:56 107004194 0112 MANNING TR CITE#SW370176-SPEED 70/55
2/09/07 9:47:07 107004207 0156 HWY 97 DUMPING COMPLAINT
2/09/07 12:03:11 107004255 0156 SCANDIA TR TRAFFIC-CITE SW358851 REDUCED
2/09/07 13:37: 52 107004282 0156 SCANDIA TR DIRECTED PATROL SPEED/15 MINUT
2/09/07 14:31:48 107004298 0156 SCANDIA TR TRAFFIC-CITE SW358852 NO MN DL
2/09/07 16:25:12 107004308 0100 220TH ST OFFICERS INFO
2/10/07 6:45:05 107004361 0190 ST CROIX TR ONE CAR ACCIDENT 10-50
2/10/07 16:09:35 107004401 0111 OLINDA TR TRAFFIC CITE SW361153 FOR EXP
2/10/07 18:04:20 107004407 0111 SCANDIA TR CHECK THE ADDRESS/CIVIL ISSUE
2/10/07 20: 51:20 107004413 0152 MANNING TR MEDICAL
2/11/07 3:10: 50 107004430 0193 205TH ST MEDICAL
2/11/07 11:08:36 107004448 0112 240TH ST THEFT
2/11/07 11:42: 55 107004450 0119 OAKHILL RD WELFARE CHECK
2/11/07 13:48:48 107004457 0119 SCANDIA TR ANIMAL CONCERN
2/11/07 16:18: 52 107004461 0111 MANNING TR MEDICAL
2/11/07 20:20:01 107004473 0111 205TH ST CHILD CUSTODY DISPUTE
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For the Period 2/01/07 To 2/28/07
Date Time ICR # ID# Street Name Complaint
2/12/07 8:25:25 107004496 0175 182ND ST BURG ALARM
2/12/07 8:49:25 107004499 0175 NORELL AV 911 HANG UP
2/12/07 15:48:06 107004554 0156 SCANDIA TR TRAFFIC-CITE SW358853 DAS/WRON
2/12/07 16:23:48 107004558 OLDFIELD AV RECEIPT# 070000148
2/12/07 17:03:42 107004560 0162 MAYBERRY TR DOG BITE REPORT
2/12/07 17:39:48 107004564 0111 SCANDIA TR DK DRIVER
2/12/07 17: 59:31 107004566 0111 205TH ST DOMESTIC RE: 07004473
2/12/07 22:04:39 107004584 0111 MANNING AV DK DRIVER INFO
2/13/07 15:20:16 107004677 0156 SCANDIA TR TRAFFIC-CITE SW358854 SPEED 69
2/14/07 11:00: 56 107004771 0156 ST CROIX TR TRAFFIC-CITE Sw358855 WRONG AD
2/14/07 11:17:17 107004777 0156 ST CROIX TR TRAFFIC-CITE Sw358856 SPEED 78
2/14/07 11:23:42 107004782 0156 ST CROIX TR DIRECTED PATROL SPEED/35 MINUE
2/14/07 14:08: 59 107004819 0156 SCANDIA TR TRAFFIC-CITE SW358857 SPEED 70
2/14/07 14:21: 52 107004821 0156 SCANDIA TR TRAFFIC-CITE SW358858 NO DL IN
2/14/07 14:27:14 107004820 0156 SCANDIA TR DIRECTED PATROL SPEED/30 MINUT
2/14/07 21:38: 53 107004858 0100 MELANIE TR AUD ALARM ***CANCELL
2/15/07 2: 57:20 107004866 0190 OAKHILL RD VERBAL DOMESTIC
2/15/07 10:39:18 107004899 0156 SCANDIA TR TRAFFIC ARREST-DAC IPS/DISPLAY
2/15/07 13: 57:47 107004931 0156 SCANDIA TR TRAFFIC-CITE SW358859 NO SEATB
2/15/07 14: 54:13 107004936 0156 SCANDIA TR DIRECTED PATROL SEAT BELTS/25
2/15/07 19:25:09 107004959 0158 MANNING TR TRAFFIC/DAR
2/16/07 10:43:11 107005001 0156 ST CROIX TR TRAFFIC-CITE SW358860 SPEED 73
2/16/07 10: 53:16 107005005 0156 ST CROIX TR DIRECTED PATROL SPEED/35 MINUT
2/16/07 11:06:02 107005009 0156 ST CROIX TR TRAFFIC-CITE SW368341 SPEED 69
2/16/07 11:09: 52 107005011 0156 ST CROIX TR TRAFFIC-CITE 5W368342 SPEED 71
2/16/07 11:38:05 107005023 0156 SCANDIA TR TRAFFIC-CITE 5W368343 SPEED 70
2/16/07 11:39:18 107005022 OLINDA TR WARRANT / FL / T507002852
2/16/07 11: 51:36 107005029 0156 SCANDIA TR TRAFFIC-CITE SW368344 SPEED 80
2/16/07 14:18:29 107005041 0156 MANNING TR TRAFFIC-CITESW368346 WRONG ADD
2/16/07 16:01:17 107005053 0186 MANNING TR TRAFFIC ARREST-FELONY WARRANT/
2/17/07 0:44:32 107005075 0194 SCANDIA TR TRAFFIC/SPEED CITE #SW370450
2/17/07 4:16: 50 107005084 0190 SCANDIA TR CITE-FAIL TO DIM HIGHBEAMS/UND
2/17/07 15: 51:49 107005144 0195 MANNING TR GAS DRIVE OFF
2/17/07 16:29:15 107005148 0195 SCANDIA TR
2/17/07 17:12:13 107005152 0195 SCANDIA TR
2/18/07 0:37: 51 107005179 0190 SCANDIA TR DWI ARREST 4TH DEGREE
2/18/07 2:26:17 107005183 0190 SCANDIA TR POSS DK DRIVER
2/18/07 17: 52:01 107005221 0131 MANNING TR POSSIBLE FIRE
2/18/07 22:34:26 107005233 0131 ST CROIX TR DK DRIVER/INFORMATION
2/19/07 8:24:17 107005257 0112 220TH ST ASSIST
2/19/07 9:43:27 107005268 0156 OLINDA TR SUSP PERSON REPORT
2/19/07 11: 57:08 107005275 0156 MANNING TR GAS DRIVE OFF $28.01
2/19/07 13:17:32 107005287 0156 BIG MARINE LAKE THEFT REPORT
2/20/07 1: 53: 50 107005334 0193 185TH ST MEDICAL
2/20/07 14: 53:10 107005400 0156 218TH ST DUMPING COMPLAINT
2/20/07 15:12: 59 107005403 MEADOWBROOK AV RECEIPT# 070000180
2/20/07 17:36:46 107005419 0156 SCANDIA TR TRAFFIC ARREST-FE 5TH DEGREE P
2/20/07 22:29:27 107005439 0149 240TH ST 911 ABANDON
2/21/07 2:15: 58 107005442 0118 MANNING TR ROAD RAGE
2/21/07 2:15: 58 107401668 0100 MANNING TR ROAD RAGE
2/21/07 7: 56:44 107005447 0175 ST CROIX TR DIRECTED PATROL-TRAFFIC
2/21/07 11:38:44 107005498 0156 PILAR RD AUD BURG ALARM
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For the Period 2/01/07 To 2/28/07
Date Time ICR # ID# Street Name Complaint
2/21/07 14: 53:30 107005511 0156 SCANDIA TR DK DRIVER
2/22/07 8:40:17 107005588 0175 OLINDA TR ACCIDENT REPORT
2/22/07 14:30:35 107005635 0175 OAKHILL LN MEDICAL
2/23/07 10:08:07 107005717 0156 MANNING TR MEDICAL
2/23/07 10:10:41 107005718 0175 MAYBERRY TR CHECK AREA
2/24/07 1:36:40 107005801 0190 OAKHILL RD DWI ARREST 4TH DEGREE
2/24/07 8: 58: 35 107005814 0175 SCANDIA TR ACCIDENT
2/24/07 9:17:18 107005815 0175 PENROSE AV MEDICAL
2/24/07 11:18:42 107005824 0175 ODELL AV LOST DOG
2/24/07 12:17:30 107005827 0175 MANNING TR ACCIDENT WITH INJURIES • "*AC
2/24/07 12:17:30 107401781 0112 MANNING TR ACCIDENT WITH INJURIES
2/24/07 18:01:05 107005859 0114 BIG MARINE LAKE THEFT FROM FISHHOUSE
2/24/07 20:36:48 107005873 0114 MANNING TR MEDCCAL
2/26/07 9:18:07 107005973 1291 MANNING TR LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION
2/26/07 9:27:00 107005974 1291 OZARK AV LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION
2/26/07 9:30:27 107005977 1291 OLINDA TR LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION
2/26/07 9:32: 50 107005978 1291 OZARN AV LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION
2/26/07 20: 52:38 107006084 0111 MANNING TR ACC UNKN INJ
2/27/07 7:41:18 107006101 0110 MAYBERRY TR MEDICAL
2/27/07 7: 56:32 107006103 0110 PENROSE AV ANIMAL COMPLAINT
2/27/07 20:18: 51 107006187 0111 ST CROIX TR PHYSICAL DOMESTIC
2/28/07 10:09:43 107006218 0112 SCANDIA TR W/W#84589-SPEED
2/28/07 12: 55:27 107006240 0156 MANNING TR FOUND PROPERTY
2/28/07 14:30: 54 107006251 0156 MANNING TR IMPROPER EXTERIOR STORAGE (ORD
2/28/07 18: 53:46 107006275 0111 MANNING TR DISTURBANCE
2/28/07 21:12:30 107006289 0111 MEADOWBROOK AV IDENTTIY THEFT REPORT
2/28/07 23:07:16 107006298 0194 SCANDIA TR DK DRIVER
Total ICRs Processed: 131
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• SCANDIA FIRE AND RESCUE
-t���" 15040 SCANDIA TRAIL NORTH
SCANDIA, MINNESOTA 55073
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2006 ANNUAL REPORT
March 20, 2007
• In 2006 Scandia Fire and Rescue responded to 185 emergency calls. 124 of
these calls were for medical or rescue assistance and 61 were fire or
emergency service related. A summary breaking down calls by situation
type is attached.
• The department currently has 27 firefighters on its roster.
• Projects in 2006 included:
1. Began a two year plan to replace the department's Self Contained
Breathing Apparatus (S.C.B.A.).
2. Using D.N.R. grant money the department replaced the dry hydrant at
Big Marine Lake.
3. Department members were trained and tested in the National Incident
Management System.
4. Repairs were made to address drainage/grade issues at the
Fire/Maintenance building.
5. The department participated in obtaining a one million dollar county
wide grant for the 800 MHz radio upgrade.
Respectfully submitted,
° • SP-VM
Steven V. Spence, Fire Chief
Attachment
New Scandia Fire
Incident Type Report (Summary)
Alarm Date Between (O1/O1/2006) And {12/31/2006}
Pct of Total Pct of
Incident Type Count Incidents Est Loss Losses
1 Fire
111 Building fire 4 2.16% $58,000 89.50%
114 Chimney or flue fire, confined to chimney 2 1.08% $6, 500 10.03%
131 Passenger vehicle fire 1 0.54% $300 0.46%
141 Forest, woods or wildland fire 1 0.54% $0 0.00%
142 Brush or brush-and-grass mixture fire 2 1.08% $0 0.00%
143 Grass fire 2 1.08% $0 0.00%
151 Outside rubbish, trash or waste fire 3 1.62% $0 0.00%
171 Cultivated grain or crop fire 2 1.08% $0 0.00%
17 9.18% $64,800 100.00%
3 Rescue & Emergency Medical Service Incident
300 Rescue, EMS incident, other 2 1.08% $0 0.00%
311 Medical assist, assist EMS crew 103 55.67% $0 0.00%
322 Motor vehicle accident with injuries 14 7.56% $0 0.00%
323 Motor vehicle/pedestrian accident (MV Ped) 1 0.54% $0 0.00%
324 Motor Vehicle Accident with no injuries 1 0.54% $0 0.00%
331 Lock-in (if lock out , use 511 ) 1 0.54% $0 0.00%
352 Extrication of victim(s) from vehicle 2 1.08% $0 0.00%
360 Water & ice-related rescue, other 1 0.54% $0 0.00%
361 Swimming/recreational water areas rescue 1 0.54% $0 0.00%
126 68.10% $0 0.00%
4 Hazardous Condition (No Fire)
412 Gas leak (natural gas or LPG) 5 2.70% $0 0.00%
424 Carbon monoxide incident 1 0.54% $0 0.00%
444 Power line down 1 0.54% $0 0.00%
445 Arcing, shorted electrical equipment 1 0.54% $0 0.00%
8 4.32% $0 0.00%
5 Service Call
510 Person in distress, Other 2 1.08% $0 0.00%
531 Smoke or odor removal 1 0.54% $0 0.00%
551 Assist police or other governmental agency 2 1.08% $0 0.00%
554 Assist invalid 4 2.16% $0 0.00%
9 4.86% $0 0.00%
6 Good Intent Call
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New Scandia Fire
Incident Type Report (Summary)
Alarm Date Between (01/01/2006) And (12/31/2006)
Pct of Total Pct of
Incident Type Count Incidents Est Loss Losses
6 Good Intent Call
600 Good intent call, Other 1 0.54% $0 0.00%
611 Dispatched & cancelled en route 8 4.32% $0 0.00%
622 No Incident found on arrival at dispatch 1 0.54% $0 0.00%
631 Authorized controlled burning 1 0.54% $0 0.00%
651 Smoke scare, odor of smoke 2 1.08% $0 0.00%
13 7.02% $0 0.00%
7 False Alarm & False Call
735 Alarm system sounded due to malfunction 1 0.54% $0 0.00%
736 CO detector activation due to malfunction 1 0.54% $0 0.00%
740 Unintentional transmission of alarm, Other 3 1.62% $0 0.00%
743 Smoke detector activation, no fire - 2 1.08% $0 0.00%
745 Alarm system activation, no fire - 5 2.70% $0 0.00%
12 6.48% $0 0.00%
Total Incident Count: 185 Total Est Loss: $64,800
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Meeting Date: 3/20/2007
Agenda Item: . ,) il
City Council Agenda Report
City of Scandia
14727 209th St. North, P.O. Box 128
Scandia, MN 55073 (651) 433-2274
Action Requested: Receive report from Recreation Program Coordinator Marty
McKelvey on the 2007 summer recreation program schedule, approve
the list of programs, and authorize staff to enter into any necessary
agreements with Camp Lakamaga, Valley Tours and other
organizations co-sponsoring the various activities. Staff also requests
authorization to advertise for and hire one part-time seasonal
recreation leader.
Deadline/ Timeline: Programs will be advertised in a city newsletter insert, to be mailed
the first week of April.
Background: • Ms. McKelvey reviewed a preliminary list of programs with the
Town Board and Parks Committee in December, and also shared
her proposed programs with the Parks Committee at their March 5,
2007 meeting.
• The summer program schedule for youth would be expanded from
2006. A number of activities would be held at and co-sponsored
with Camp Lakamaga,the Girl Scout Camp on Big Marine Lake.
The camp would provide most of the staffing for programs offered
there. Other new program offerings include horseback riding,
golf,biking and a weekend camping experience for families at
Lakamaga.
• An after-school pizza party event is proposed for May 22, at which
parents will be able to meet instructors and register their child for
the various programs.
• The schedule also includes events for adults, including a Saturday
gardening workshop, dancing, a discussion/study group on current
affairs, and trips to theaters and a Twins game (arranged through
Valley Tours.) Many of these will particularly appeal to seniors
but will be open to all adults.
• With Camp Lakamaga staffing many of the programs, only one
part-time, seasonal city employee will be needed to assist with the
programs. The pay rate was established in December by the Town
Board at $7.50 to $8.00 per hour. Ms. McKelvey requests
permission to advertise and hire for this position.
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03/16/07
• There may be some minor changes to the schedule after the City
Council meeting. We are still verifying some insurance issues but
will resolve them before the schedule is printed.
Recommendation: I recommend that the Council review and discuss the 2007 summer
recreation program schedule, and then pass a motion approving the
programs, authorizing staff to enter into any necessary agreements,
and authorizing advertisement for and hiring of one part-time seasonal
recreation leader.
Attachments/ • Calendar of Summer Camp Activities
Materials provided: • Draft Brochure Information and Program Descriptions
Contact(s): Marty McKelvey, 651 433-8410
Prepared by: Anne Hurlburt, Administrator
(summer recreation programs)
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Rev: 3/16/07
2007 Summer Camp Activities
* No Camps during the week of July 1 — 7`h
Activity Where Dates Time Age Group Cost
Intermediate Tennis Community 6/12—6/28 T&Th 9:00— 11:00 Ages 8-11 $65.00
Advanced Tennis Center 6/11 —6/27 M&W 9:00— 11:00 Ages 11-14+ $65.00
Beginning Tennis 7/10—7/26 T&Th 9:00— 11:00 Ages 5-8 $65.00
Cleat Kids/Reading Community *6/18—7/25 M&W 9:30—11:30 4,5 and 6 year olds $95.00
Center&
GammelgArden
All Day Camp Camp Lakamaga *6/18-7/11 M&W 9:00— 4:00 M&W: 1s1—6th $150.00
Sparks/Blast 8/6—8/22 ''A days 9:00—12:00 and M&W: 1s`—3rd $75.00
'/z days 'A days 1:00—4:00 M&W: 4th—6th $75.00
Canoeing/Fishing Camp Lakamaga 6/12-6/28 T&Th 9:00— 11:00 1st—31-d Grade $65.00
Camping/Canoeing 7/30—8/2 Mon-Thur 1:00-4:00 7th— 12th Grade $75.00
Canoeing 8/6—8/9 Mon-Thur 9:00-12:00 4th—8th Grade $75.00
Golf Ironwoods 7/10—7/26 T&Th 1s`—6th Grade $45.00
12:00— 12:45
Art Camp Lakamaga 7/16—7/19 Mon-Thur.9:00—12:00 ls`—6`h Grade $80.00
Horseback Riding Down on the 7/16—7/18 Mon.Tue.Wed 5 yr.olds- 12th $150.00
Farm-Hugo 4:00-7:00 Grade
Outdoor Challengers Camp Lakamaga 7/23—7/26 Mon-Thur. 9:00—12:00 31.d—6d'Grade $75.00
Family Adventure Camp Lakamaga 7/27—7/29 Fri—Sun All Ages $175.00 for a
8/3—8/5 6:00pm— 10:00am family of four,
3 days/2 nights $25.00 a person
for additional
family members
Skateboard Community 7/16—7/19 Mon-Thur. 11:30— 1:00 1s`—6t Grade $55.00
Center +certificates
Lacrosse Gammelgarden 7/16—7/19 Mon-Thur. 1:00—4:00 1st -6th Grade $80.00
7/30—8/2 Mon-Thur. 1:00—4:00 7th— 10th Grade $80.00
Biking Lakamaga 8/6 —8/9 Mon-Thur. 1:00—4:00 5t— 12th Grade $75.00
St.Croix
WOB/Gandy
Dancer Trail
June and July 2007
Sun. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sat.
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Advanced Tennis Intermediate Tennis Advanced Tennis Intermediate Tennis
Ages 11-14+ Ages 8-11 9:00-11:00 Ages 11-14+ Ages 8-11 9:00-11:00
9:00-11:00 Canoeing/Fishing 9:00-11:00 Canoe ;. long
Grades 1-3 9:00-11:00 ,y, desli 41:9_,i r00
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Advanced Tennis Intermediate Tennis Advanced Tennis Intermediate Tennis
Ages 11-14+ Ages 8-11 9:00-11:00 Ages 11-14+ Ages 8-11 9:00-11:00
9:00-11:00 9:00-11:00
Cleats Canoeing/Fishing Cleats Canoeing/Fi ling
9:30-11:30 Grades 1-3 9:00-11:00 9:30-11:30 Grades 1-3 9:00-11:00
$ pg ar t
Q f
, 0 -400
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Advanced Tennis Intermediate Tennis Advanced Tennis Intermediate Tennis
Ages 11-14+ Ages 8-11 Ages 11-14+ Ages 8-11
9:00-11:00 9:00-11:00 9:00-11:00 9:00-11:00
Cleats Cleats
9:30-11:30 Canoeing/Fishing 9:30-11:30 C o„ g
Grades 1-3 9:00-11:00 Spar t '0 = 100
. !4 "e, 00 , 0
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Cleats Beginning Tennis Cleats Beginning Tennis
9:30-11:30 Ages 5-8 9:30-11:30 Ages 5-8
9 00 11 00 - t 9:00-11:00
Golf 1-6 12:00-12:45 Golf 1-6 12:00-12:45
Ca o g es 48 Canoeing Grades 4-8 Cmanoe rade 8
s Oan 4
00 2-el 9:00-12:00
'9 00 2 0,0
15 16 Beginning Tennis 17 18 Beginning Tennis 19 20 21
Cleats Ages 5-8 9:00-11:00 Cleats Ages 5-8 9:00-11:00
9:30-11:30 9:30-11:30
Skateboard Grades 1-6 Skateboard Grades 1-6 Skateboard Grades Skateboard Grades 1-6
11:30-1:00 11:30-1:00 1-6 11:30-1:00
Golf 1-6 12:00-12:45 11:30-1:00 Golf 1-6 12:00-12:45
Lacrosse Grades 1-6 Lacrosse Grades 1-6 Lacrosse Grades 1-6 Lacrosse Grades 1-6
1:00-4:00 1:00-4:00 1:00-4:00 1:00-4:00
„0 .0 Art1 6 9 00 12 00 A 6900�2 Ark {-6 001200
Horseback Riding Horseback Riding Horseback Riding
5 yrs.— 126 Gr. 5 yrs— 12thGr.4:00-7:00 5 yrs.—126 Gr.
4:00-7:00 4:00-7:00
22 23 Beginning Tennis 24 25 Beginning Tennis 26 27 28
Cleats Ages 5-8 9:00-11:00 Cleats Ages 5-8 9:00-11:00 Family
9:30-11:30 9:30-11:30 Family Adven
Outdoor Challengers Outdoor Challengers Outdoor Outdoor Challengers Adven _ire
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Revised: March 15,2007
Greetings, Registration and Policies
Greetings and welcome to our Spring, Summer and Fall newsletter edition that helps
Scandia residents experience a program filled with activities for kids, seniors, adults and
disabled persons. We look forward to the many opportunities available in our community
and we hope that future programming will continue to grow and be supported through-
out the year. The Park and Recreation program and Scandia's Town Board members
have helped to promote such a program and offer these special activities of interest.
Camp Lakamaga has a beautiful facility on Big Marine Lake. During the summer
months the Girls Scouts provide a fun atmosphere for kids to participate in a variety of
camps. We have a great opportunity to be included in Camp Lakamaga's programs that
include activities such as arts,biking and boating.A I instructors are employed with
Camp Lakamaga. or
Camp Lakamaga is a Girl Scout facility located on Big Marine Lake. During the
summer months,both boys and girls can participate in a variety of camps. This symbol
is Camp Lakamaga's logo. When you see this symbol the staff and facility is at Camp
Lakamaga. Art
Enrollment is limited and pre-registration is required. Refunds will not be issued for
nonattendance except by cancellation at least onn week prior to class. If a class or camp
is going to be cancelled, you will be notified at least three business days prior to the
class's start date. Also,you will get a refund of the fee if Scandia Park and Recreation
cancels the class.
Or Last Years explanation
Please fill out the camp registration form by the requested deadline to assure registration.
Scandia's website is www.newscandia.org and will have all the activities listed on the
monthly calendar
Release of Liability
I certify that the above information is true, accurate and complete. I recognize there is a
significant element of risk in any adventure sports and/or activity associated with the
outdoors. Knowing the inherent risks, dangers and rigors involved, I certify that I and/or
my family(including any minor children are fully capable of participating in the
activities, and wish to do so as voluntary participants. In consideration of Park and
Recreation providing this adventure sport or outdoor opportunity to me and/or my family
and/or my legal ward(s), I hereby waive, release and discharge all actions, claims and
demands for personal injury and/or property damage that may hereafter accrue against the
town or Scandia, its' employees or agents arising out of ordinary negligence. I further
agree that except in the even of PR's gross negligence and willful and wanton
misconduct, I shall not bring any claims, demands, legal actions and causes of action
again the town of Scandia, its employees or agents. This agreement shall be governed by
and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Minnesota, exclusive or
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Minnesota's choice of law provisions. I give permission to Park and Recreation to use
photographs taken of me on this camp for promotional purposes. I understand that my
camp deposit is non-refundable once I am a confirmed participant and agree to the PR
cancellation policy as stated in this schedule and on the Scandia's website. I have read,
understand, and accept the terms and conditions stated herein and acknowledge that this
agreement shall be effective and binding upon me during the entire period of
participating in Park and Recreation activities.
or last years
Park and Rec's Camp Permission Form
Signing below gives permission for my child to participate inhicamp programs
concerning the child(ren's) names(s) I have written above. L also give me permission for
the camp coordinator or their designate to treat my child*the even that the parent or
guardian cannot be reached in an emergency.
Skateboard Park Camp Liability Waiver
In order to participate in the skateboard camp, I agree to hold the city of New Scandia
harmless and I waive any right to make claims or lawsuits against the city of New
Scandia or anyone working on behalf of New Scandia city for any injuries or damages
that are the result of any willful, wanton, or intentional misconduct. My participating in
this activity is voluntary and I understand the effect of this waiver on my legal rights.
Waiting list and enrollment numbers
Each camp has a minimum and maximum number allowed enrollment. In event that the
class if full a waiting list will be offered. When the maximum of students is reached a
waiting list will be taken according to the maximum enrollment allotted for that camp.
General Form
Please fill out the camp registration form prior to the requested reservation deadline
found in each of the camp's description. For summer kids programs please indicate the
grade your child has completed as of 2007 and use the codes to help described what
program you are registering. More registration forms can be found on New Scandia
Township's website: www.newscandia.org which also has the monthly calendar
information regarding camp enrollment and any changes due to classes being cancelled.
Make checks payable to: ``Town of Scandia" and return to:
Scandia Community,Senior Center
14727 209th Street
Scandia, Minnesota 55073
Park Coordinator: Marty McKelvey 651-433-8410
Camper's Name(s)
Adult Participant
Address Town Zip
Home Phone Work Cell
Grade(s) Completed ,
Mother's Name Father's Name
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Emergency Contact Information:
Name Phone
Name Phone
Code Number(s) , , Child's Name Participating
Name(s) of Program
Amount Enclosed
Tennis
Code #100 Young Hitters Ages 5-8 Class
#101 Intermediate Young Hitters Ages 8-11
#102 Advanced Hitters Ages 11-14+
Sports
Code #103 Cleat Kids 4—6 years olds
#104 Golf at Ironwood Gr. 1-6
#105 Skateboarding Gr. 1 —6
#106 Lacrosse: Introductory Camp Gr.1-6
#107 Lacrosse Gr. 7-10
Activities at Camp Lakamaga
Code #108 Canoeing/Fishing Gr. 1-3
#109 Sparks V2 day morning Gr. 1-3 1st Session
#110 Sparks/Blast Full Days 1st Session
#111 Blast %2 day afternoon Gr. 4-6 1st Session
#112 Sparks % day morning Gr. 1-3 1st Session
#113 Sparks/Blast Full Days 2"a Session
#114 Blast % days afternoon Gr. 4-6 2"8 Session
#115 Art Gr. 1-6
#116 Outdoor Challengers Gr. 3-6
#117 Family Adventure All Ages
#118 Campmg/Canoeing Gr. 7 - 12
#119 Canoeing Gr.4-8
#120 Biking Gr. 5 12
Hugo
Code #121 Saddle-Up with Down On The Farm Ages 5 & Up
ADULTS' Valley Valley Tours
Code #122 , "Les Miserables" at the Chanhassen Dinner Theaters
#123 Minnesota Twins vs. Detroit Tigers
#124 Menopause the Musical
Park and Recreation/Scandia Community Center
Code #125 Kids/Event After School 4 yrs. old to Gr. 6
#126 Garden Show
#127 Great Decisions: The Foreign Policy Association
#128 Line Dancing
#129 Trail Hiking
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2007 Camp Descriptions:
Code#100
Tennis for Young Hitters
Ages 5-8
Tue. and Thur. July 10—26, 9:00am— 11:00am, Scandia Community Center$65.00
Minimum: 8,Maximum Enrollment: 15
Reservation deadline: July 3rd, 2007
Beginning tennis players will learn to use basic forehand and backhand ground strokes,
and hitting techniques that will improve your child's skill level. Participate in individual
and group lessons that benefit each player's hand-eye coordination. Learn to track the
ball and to time it properly through simple drills and games.
Code#101
Tennis—Intermediate Young Hitters
Ages 8-11
Tue. and Thur. June 12—June 28, 9:00am— 11:00am Scandia Community Center$65.00
Minimum: 8,Maximum Enrollment 15
Reservation deadline: June 5th, 2007
Intermediate tennis players will continue to develop basic stroke mechanics, learn how to
score and use strategies to help in a match like situations. Players will learn details of the
game when playing in singles and doubles. Serving and volleying and working on
consistency will be emphasized. Your child will love this class even more with a friend.
Code#102
Tennis -Advanced Hitters
Ages 11-14+
Mon. and Wed. June 11—June 27, 9:00am-11:00am, Scandia Community Center$65.00
Minimum: 8, Maximum Enrollment: 15
Reservation deadline: June 4th, 2007
Advanced players will continue to improve their stroke mechanics including topspin and
backspin. Junior High players will find this class helpful in developing sound serves,
volleys and ground strokes. Instructor will provide individual instruction in areas geared
to specific needs. A variety of strategies will be discussed and implemented through
drills, games and match-like situations to begin the development of high school tennis.
Code#103
Cleat Kids
4—6 years olds
*Mon and Wed, June 18—July 25, 9:30am-11:30am Scandia Community Center$95.00
*No class during the July 4th week
Minimum 10, Maximum Enrollment: 20
Reservation deadline: June 11 th, 2007
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This six week program is designed to offer the developing child the opportunity, in a
recreation setting, to experience enjoyable interaction with other children their own age.
This class will help kids develop positive attitudes while learning new skills when
participating in game-like activities. These activities promote enthusiasm and inspire
learning with emphasis on fundamental sports instruction and fun. Also enjoy exploring
games with story book readers at Gammelgarden. Play equipment, and arts and crafts
will be provided. Don't wait to register for this class, it fills up very quickly!
Code#104
Golf at Ironwood
Grades 1-6
Tue and Thur, July 10—July 26, Noon-12:45pm, Ironwood if Range on Hwy 97,
$45.00
Minimum; 8, Maximum Enrollment: 15
Reservation deadline: July 3rd, 2007
Ironwood Golf Range provides an opportunity for kids to learn how to improve their golf
swing. Balls will be provided and each child will spend time swinging for distance or
hitting golf balls at an oversized target. This activity inspires learning with emphasis on
fundamental sports instruction and fun. Students can bring their own driving clubs or use
the clubs at Ironwood.
Code#105
Skateboarding
Grades 1 —6
Monday—Thursday July 16-19, 11:30am— 1:00pm, Scandia Community Center $55.00
Minimum: 12, Maximum Enrollment: 20
Reservation deadline: July 23rd, 2007
Beginners to intermediate skaters, experience this life-long recreational activity with
expert teacher Joey Yetman. Learn a variety of tricks including safety and etiquette so
that your child will know the ropes of the skate park. Some tricks being taught include-
kick flips,heel flips, pop shuv-its, ollies,basic board balance, etc. The last day will be
taught at the Chisago Skate Park in Chisago. Bring water-bottle and helmet, as well as a
fully functional skateboard. Rain days will be inside where children will learn the
mechanics of their skateboards and watch trick tips videos. Staff ratio 1:10.
Code#106
Lacrosse: Introductory Camp
Grades 1-6
Monday—Thursday July 16-19, 1:00pm-4:00pm, Gammelgarden $80.00Q©Lp '
Minimum 12, Max. 24
Reservation deadline: July 9th 2007R
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Sports Unlimited programs are designed for boys and girls of all ages regardless of skill
or ability. Non-contact lacrosse, also known as "Soft Lacrosse" is played. Individual
skills taught: catching, throwing, scooping and cradling. Sports Unlimited provides all
equipment. They will focus on helping the kids learn the rules of lacrosse while working
on team play and sportsmanship. Please bring sunscreen, water bottle and a snack. Each
child will receive a sports unlimited T-shirt and water bottle. Staff ratio 1:10.
Code#107
Lacrosse
Grades 7-10
Monday—Thursday July 30- Aug. 2, 1:00pm-4:00pm, GammelgArden $80.00
Minimum 12, Max. 24 (11-14/st?—
Reservation deadline: July 23 , 2007
This camp is designed for kids ages 10-15 who have'some lacrosse experience, although
it isn't required for enrollment. Improve on basic and scrimmage with kids who
enjoy a fun and non-competitive environment. Players need to provide their own
equipment-hockey equipment is fine(helmet,shoulder pads, elbow pads and gloves).
Lacrosse sticks will be provided. Mouth guards are required. Please bring sunscreen,
water bottle, mouth guard and a snack. Each child will'receive a sports unlimited T-shirt
and water bottle. Staff ratio 1:12.
Code#108
Camp Lakamaga
Canoeing/Fishing
Grades 1-3
Tue and Thur. June 12—June 28, 9:00am-11:00am, Camp Lakamaga $65.00
Minimum 10, Maximum Enrollment: 24
Reservation.deadline: June 5th, 2007
This camp is for kids who not only love to fish but also enjoy swimming and boating.
Learn how to use a rod and reel and how to bait your own hook, as well as what kind of
bait and lures to use to catch fish. 'On Big Marine Lake there is plenty of fish. On Big
Marine Lake we show kids how to paddle a canoe. Then swim like a fish and enjoy
other camp activities such,as sports or nature. Camp Lakamaga will provide the life
jacket, fishing pole and tackle and bait for each student.
Codes #109 -114
Sparks/Blast at Camp Lakamaga
1st Session:
Minimum 10, Maximum Enrollment: 24; Including both 'A day and full day campers
Reservation deadlines: 1st Session: June 11 th, 2007
Code#109 Grades 1-3 Mon and Wed, June 18 —June 27, 9:00am—Noon $75.00
Code#110 Grades 1-6 Mon and Wed. June 18 —June 27 9:00am—4:00pm $150.00
Code #111 Grades 4-6 Mon and Wed, June 18 —June 27, 1:00pm—4:00 $75.00
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2"d Session:
Minimum 10, Maximum Enrollment: 24; Including both % day and full day campers
Reservation deadline: 2"d Session: July 30, 2007
Code#112 Grades 1—3 Mon and Wed, Aug 6 - Aug 22, 9:00am—Noon $75.00
Code #113 Grades 1-6 Mon and Wed, Aug 6—Aug 22, 9:00am—4:00pm $150.00
Code#114 Grades 4-6 Mon and Wed, Aug 6 - Aug 22, 1:00am—4:00 $75.00
Children can have a great outdoor experience at Camp Lakamaga. Choose from any and
all of the fun stuff Camp Lakamaga offers. Recreational games, biking, waterfront
activities and archery, give kids an amazing all around summer experience that won't be
easily forgotten. Full day campers eat prepared meals in the lodge with other campers.
Limited enrollment is available for day or full day sessions.
Code#115
Art
Grades 1-6
Monday—Thursday, July 16-July 19, 9:00am-12:00pm, Camp Lakamaga$80.00
Minimum 10, Maximum Enrollment: 24
Reservation deadline: July 9th, 2007
Create a variety of artworks from pottery to water coloring to nature drawing to
calligraphy. Experiment with what your creative impulses are and choose to strengthen
your techniques and become more than just a novice art enthusiast. Camp Lakamaga's
beautiful scenery brings out any artist's creativity. Campers enjoy recreational games,
waterfront activities, archery and more.
Code#116
Outdoor Challengers
Grades 3-6
Monday-Thursday, July 23-26, 9:00am-12:00pm, Camp Lakamaga $75.00
Minimum 6, Maximum Enrollment: 12
Reservation deadline: July 16, 2007
Come out to Camp Lakamaga and challenge yourself to the adventure course, fitness
course and bouldering wall! Traverse the tires, get you group up and over the wall, climb
around the new bouldering wall and see where you fit in on the fitness course! Campers
will also enjoy challenging recreational games, waterfront activities, and partnering up
with a buddy when doing survival activities together.
Code#117
Family Adventure at Camp Lakamaga
All Ages, Prices are for a family of four, $25.00 a person for additional family members.
Fri — Sun, July 27 —July 29, 6:00pm on Friday to 10:00 am Sunday$175.00
Fri — Sun,Aug 3 —Aug 5, 6:00pm on Friday to 10:00 am Sunday $175.00
Minimum 12 families, Maximum Enrollment: 24 families
Reservation deadline: July 13th, 2007
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Enjoy some quality family time together. Leave the hassle of cooking, cleaning, or even
coming up with activities up to us. At Camp Lakamaga we take care of everything,
including planned activities for kids and adults (together and separate), and delicious
home cooked meals. Accommodations are in cabins, yurts or platform tents. One family
is housed in each.
Code# 118
Camping/Canoeing
Grades 7 - 12
Monday- Thursday, July 30- Aug 2, 1:00pm - 4:00pm, Camp Lakamaga $75.00
Minimum 12, Maximum Enrollment: 24
Reservation deadline: July 23, 2007
Adventure into the wilderness at Camp Lakamaga and learn about setting up camp,
building camp fires, and exploring nature. Camping is Camp Lakamaga's specialty. On
Big Marine Lake, campers will discover how to manage a canoe that has capsized. Our
certified instructors provide campers with techniques used to paddle a canoe. When you
are done testing the waters with a paddle challenge your friend to noodle races or a little
water volleyball. Camp Lakamaga will provide each student with a life jacket.
Code#119
Canoeing
Grades 4-8
Monday—Thursday, August 6 - 9, 9:OOam-12:OOp.m, Camp Lakamaga $75.00
Minimum 12, Maximum Enrollment: 24
Reservation deadline: July 30, 2007
Splish, splash...come spend lots of time in and on the water at Camp Lakamaga. Try out
the swim raft,kayak, and or course canoes. Find out how to paddle a canoe and work
with a partner to turn the canoe in different directions. Big Marine Lake lends itself to
enjoy the wildlife and appreciate the habitat. Explore the many activities and adventures
we have at Camp Lakamaga. All teachers are certified through Camp Lakamaga's canoe
and safety course and will provide each student with a life jacket.
Code#120
Biking
Grades 5 - 12
Monday-Thursday Aug 6—Aug 9, 1:00pm—4:00pm, $75.00
Minimum 12, Maximum Enrollment: 24
Reservation deadline: July 20, 2007
Travel in mountain bike territory on four different scenic tours. Students will not only
have lessons in bike repair and riding safety but will learn about environmental
awareness, general fitness and nutrition. Each day explore a different biking trail or route
within Camp Lakamaga, William O'Brian, St.Croix Valley and the Gandy Dancer Trail.
Must bring own mountain bike, helmet, water bottle and bike tube. Dropping off and
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picking up riders are to meet at Camp Lakamaga for the first day, 2nd day at William
O'Brian, 3rd day at the Scandia Community Center, and 4th day at the St. Croix Falls Trail
near the Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant. All Registrants will receive a confirmation
enclosed with a detailed map of all routes.
Hugo
Code#121
Saddle-Up with Down On The Farm
Ages 5 & Up
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, July 16-18, 4:00pm— 7:00pm Hugo $150.00
Minimum: 5, Maximum Enrollment: 24
Reservation deadline: July 9th, 2007
Horses,horses and more
Please join us at a local stable to learn about horses and ride. This program will feature
subjects on brushing, grooming, saddling and bridling, and so much more. Riding time
will include basic instruction on proper procedure of leading a horse, mounting and
dismounting, start, stop, and back-up, ride at'a walk, trot, While being supervised by
knowledgeable, mature staff. Safety is paramount!! Stable will provide helmets. So if
you have a horse-crazy kid then this is the program for them. Camp is at the Down on
the Farm in Hugo. All Registrants will receive a confirmation enclosed with a map to
Down On The Farm.
Special Events
From Valley Tours of Stillwater
Code#122
"Les Miserables" at the Chanhassen Dinner Theaters
Wednesday,June 20,2007
Depart: 10:00 am Return: 5:45
Cost per person: $74 includes show, luncheon, and motor coach transportation
Reservatio',deadline: May 16, 2007
Minimum: 25 Maximum 44
Les Miserables is the longest running musical in the world and winner of many awards.
This well loved human story and musical drama provokes laughter, tears and jubilance
and is performed in the Main Theater at the Chanhassen. Prior to the matinee enjoy a
delicious lunch-select from several entrée choices. Travel via deluxe motor coach from
the Scandia Community Center.
Code#123
Minnesota Twins vs. Detroit Tigers
Thursday, July 19, 2007
Depart: 10:45 a.m. Return: 5:00
Cost per person: $45.00 game and motor coach transportation
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Reservation deadline: June 10t11, 2007
Minimum: 25 Maximum 44
Catch the action at the Metrodome! Noon game with right field reserved seats in lower
left of upper deck. Minimal walking.
Code#124
Menopause the Musical
Saturday, August 25, 2007
Depart: 10:30 a.m. Return: 5:00 p.m.
Cost per person: $65.00 ticket and motor coach transportation,
Reservation deadline: July 9th, 2007
Minimum: 25 Maximum 44 /
Kick up your heels and join the fun with this hilarious celebration of women and the
change! This fun musical parody set to 25 classic baby boomer songs from, "Puff, My
Gosh I'm Draggin"to the disco favorite "Stayin' Alive, Stayin' Awake"will have you
cheering and dancing in your seat! Performance at the Minneapolis Lab Theater. Lunch
on your own in downtown Minneapolis prior to the show.
Possible October and November trips to be scheduled later. Check web site.
Provided by the Park Recreation Committee
Code#125
Kids after School Event for Summer Sign-Up
Tuesday, May 1st, 2007, 4 yrs. old to Grade 6
3:30 p.m. —6:30 p.m.
Reservation deadline: April24th, 2007
Cost is $5.00
Minimum 20 students,Maximum 75 students
Play games with other kids after school and enjoy the many activities planned for the
evening. Kids can eat pizza and get to know the instructors who are working at the
various summer camps. Take advantage of registering your child now for the upcoming
summer activities in Scandia. The first 20 students signed up for this event will be able
to ride from the school to the community center using school bus transportation.
Code#126
Garden Show
Saturday, May 12, 2007
11:00 a.m. —2:00 p.m.
Cost: $15.00
Reservation deadline: May 5, 2007
Minimum: 15 adults Maximum 50
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Workshops and luncheon. Workshops include: landscaping-site analysis, tips on
beautifying your home with colorful flower beds, hanging baskets to containers, unique
perennial plant variety displays, prairies and wildflowers, and a sampling of various oils,
vinegars, honey and greens before enjoying soup and salad served by the Park and
Recreation committee. Presentations are from Prairie Restoration, Abrahamsons, Don
Peterson, Gilbertsons and Twin Pine Farms. Space is limited, register early.
Code#127
Great Decisions: The Foreign Policy Association (University of Minnesota)
Understand and learn about the controversial issues surrounding our present day affairs in
today's world. Group discussions, workbooks and guest speakers feature these 3 issues:
Human Rights in an Age of Terrorism, The U.S. and Iran, andthe Global Health
Pandemics and Security
Group Meets on the Third Thursday of the month starting in July through December at
the Community Center
Cost $15.00 includes workbook
9:00a.m.-11:00a.m.
Registration deadline: July 5, 2007
Minimum: 10 Maximum 30
Code#128
Line Dancing
Tuesday, May 15, 2007, 5:00pm - 8:00pm
Community Center
Cost: $10.00
Reservation deadline: May 1st, 2007
For Adults
Minimum: 20 Maximum 75
Come and enjoy an evening with line dancing and listening to music. Start off the
evening with a delicious meal and then learn different line dances that make you want to
dance all night long or choose to do your own kind of dancing around the dance floor.
Dances are taught to country, pop and Israeli music.
Code#129
Trail Hiking
Saturday, July 7, 2007, 10:00am — 12:00pm
Meet at the Community Center
Cost: $5.00
Minimum: 10 Maximum 20
Reservation deadline: June 231.d, 2007
Adventure on the hiking trails at William O'Brien. We'll make our very own trail mix
and hike all around the park while soaking up the sunshine and beautiful scenery. All
hikers meet at the Community Center and car pool together
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Scandia Community Senior Center
Rental Agreement
Liquor Addendum
All serving of Beer, Wine and/or Liquor shall abide by the following:
Sales: No one without a valid liquor license may sell any type of beer, wine or liquor in the
Community Center. If your caterer has a liquor license, a copy of the license must be
provided to the City prior to the event.
Consumption and Display: The Center is licensed for Consumption and Display. You may
bring your own drinks and serve them to your guests but you may not sell alcoholic
beverages. "Sale" includes any donation specifically required in return for alcoholic
beverages.
Liability: You are responsible to not serve alcohol to underage guests or to anyone who is
obviously intoxicated. It is recommended that you check your liability insurance policy and
seek advice from your agent regarding "host coverage" for serving alcohol to your guests. It
is suggested you designate someone to be responsible for the bar, and that people serving
alcoholic beverages not consume any alcohol during the event.
City Attendant: At any event where alcohol will be served, an attendant provided by the City
must be on duty at all times. You will pay an additional $100 fee for this service. The
attendant is authorized to ask anyone who is obviously intoxicated or behaving in a disorderly
manner to leave the premises. The attendant will assist with maintenance or facility needs
during the event, and provide direction and assist with clean-up after the event.
Other: All alcohol consumption must remain inside the Community Center building. No beer
kegs are allowed in the refrigerator. You must provide a container for any keg in order to
avoid water damage to the floor or furnishings.
I hereby acknowledge receipt of a copy of this agreement and accept the
responsibilities listed herein as renter of the Scandia Senior Community Center. I
understand that violation of the terms of this rental agreement may result in the denial
of future use of the facilities.
Renter Signature: Date:
City Representative Signature: Date:
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Scandia Community Senior Center Rental Agreement
Clean-up, Kitchen:
Wash and put away all dishes or utensils.
Return the kitchen to a clean condition: clean coffeemaker, leave sinks and
countertops clean, wipe down stovetop and oven, empty basket in dishwasher and put
tray from dishwashing spray table through dishwasher cycle.
Sweep and mop kitchen floor.
Turn off stove, ovens, dishwasher and coffeemaker.
Remove all food from freezer and refrigerator; anything food or containers left after the
event will be disposed of without notice.
Acknowledgement/ Signature:
I hereby acknowledge receipt of a copy of this agreement and accept the
responsibilities listed herein as renter of the Scandia Senior Community Center. I
understand that violation of the terms of this rental agreement may result in the denial
of future use of the facilities.
Renter Signature: Date:
City Representative Signature: Date:
For City Use Only:
Rental Fee Paid:
Deposit Paid:
Keys issued to:
Key returned:
Deposit retained/
refunded:
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Scandia Community Senior Center Rental Agreement
Security: Close and lock all doors at the end of your event, including the two exit doors,
kitchen door, coatroom door and Heritage Room door. The front door must be locked with
the key.
Equipment provided, Heritage Room: The dimensions of the Heritage room are 15 feet by
36 feet. It will accommodate seating for approximately 50 people.
Equipment provided, Hall: The dimensions of the hall are 48 feet by 68 feet. It will
accommodate seating for approximately 200 people. A dais approximately 6 feet by 15 feet
is located in the north end of the room. It may not be moved. A small podium is available.
There are approximately 31 eight-foot tables, 1 five-foot round table, 3 four-foot round tables
and 350 folding chairs. The number of tables and chairs available is subject to change;
please take inventory of what you need prior to your event.
A/V Equipment: A P/A system is available in the hall. A VCR/DVD and TV, and an
overhead projector, are available by prior arrangement. The room is not equipped with a
projection screen; you are responsible to provide this and any other equipment and
accessories (such as extension cords) for your event.
Kitchen Use: Small functions serving only coffee or light refreshments not requiring use of
the major kitchen appliances (stove/ ovens/ dishwasher) may utilize the kitchen for their
events without an extra charge for kitchen use. All use of the kitchen facilities must be in
accordance with the requirements of the licensing authority (Washington County.)
Our food and beverage license does not allow use of the commercial kitchen to serve food
prepared in a home kitchen.
Equipment provided, Kitchen: The kitchen is equipped with the following items in the
approximate numbers indicated: plates, 350; cups, 250; glasses, 200; silverware, service for
300; salad bowls, 350; salad plates, 195; dessert cups, 250. One large punch bowl, coffee
servers, water pitchers, platters, kettles, and assorted kitchen utensils are provided. The
number of kitchen items is subject to change. You or your caterer should take inventory of
what you need prior to your event. You must notify the City office if any dishes are broken
(651 433-2274). No dishtowels, napkins or table cloths are provided.
Clean-up, General:
All floors must be swept, including the bathrooms.
Wash all tables you have used. Also wash chairs that have been spilled upon.
Mop the bathroom and kitchen floors.
Mop up any spills.
All refuse (including from bathrooms) must be put into the dumpster located in the
back of the building.
No coffee grounds are to be put in the sinks.
Return all chairs and tables to the normal configuration (see diagram).
Extra chairs and tables must be returned to the racks and storage room. Do not stack
against the walls.
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Scandia Community Senior Center Rental Agreement
Calculation of Deposit: Deposit
Equipment VCR/DVD/TV 50
Deposit: P.A. System 50
Overhead Projector 50
Cleaning/ Damage Deposit: 100 / 300
Total Deposit:
(Cash Only, Due Prior to Event)
Rental Period: The rental period shall be as specified in this agreement. Event activities
(including music) shall end not later than 12:00 a.m. (midnight.) Events on Sunday may not
begin earlier than 10:00 a.m.
Keys: The key must be picked up before your function during regular office hours; 9:00 a.m.
to 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Return the key to the office
the next business day following the event.
Rental Fees: All rental fees are due when the facility is reserved. Rental fees are payable
by cash or check to the City of Scandia.
Resident/ Non-Resident Rates: Resident rates are available to residents of the City of
Scandia. Residency will be verified at the time the rental agreement is signed.
Cancellations: Rental fees are fully refundable if a written cancellation is received 60 days
in advance of the event. Refunds will be issued if a written cancellation is received from 30 to
59 days prior to the event, if the facility is booked for another event for the time reserved. No
refunds will be issued if the reservation is cancelled less than 30 days prior to the event
Cleaning/ Damage Deposits: Cleaning and damage deposits must be made in cash prior to
picking up the key for the event. Cash deposits will be refunded upon return of the key. A
portion of the deposit will be withheld for any cleaning required exceeding one hour, at the
rate of$50.00 per hour, or for any damage to furnishings or equipment.
Decorations: All decorations must be removed at the end of the event. No decorations that
may damage any part of the building or furnishings will be allowed.
No tape on the walls.
No glitter, confetti or sequins, as it is impossible to clean up off the floor.
No staples in the wood trim for decorations.
No items hung from the ceiling.
Utilities: All doors must be closed when the heat or air conditioning are on. Turn off all
lights and equipment at the end of your event. The switch for the parking lot lights is located
in the entry vestibule.
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SCANDIA
m i n n e s o t a
14727 209`h Street North,P.O.Box 128
Scandia,Minnesota 55073
(651)433-2274
Scandia Community Senior Center
Rental/ Reservation Agreement
The City of Scandia hopes your event in our Community Center is enjoyable for all that attend. Please
read this agreement thoroughly. It contains your responsibilities as the renter for the event.
Start time:
Rental Date: (including setup)
End time:
(including clean-up)
Renter Name: Phone:
Street Address: Email:
City/ State: Zip:
Description of
Event: _
Number of Guests
Expected:
Name of Caterer,
if any: Phone:
Calculation of Rental Fee: Rental Rate
Room(s) to be Used: Resident Non-Resident
Hall 150 375
Heritage Room 75 100
Kitchen Use 265 265
Will liquor be served? No Yes 100 100
(if"yes", rental agreement addendum is required)
Total Rental Fee:
(Cash or Check, Due at Reservation)
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City Attendant: At any event where alcohol will be served, an attendant provided by
the City must be on duty at all times. Users shall pay an additional $100 fee for this
service. The attendant is authorized to ask anyone who is obviously intoxicated or
behaving in a disorderly manner to leave the premises. The attendant will assist with
maintenance or facility needs during the event, and provide direction and assist with
clean-up after the event.
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Special Rates for Funerals: The rental rate for funerals, including use of the hall and
kitchen, shall be $100.00 for residents and $150.00 for non-residents.
All Other Users: Unless a reduced or special rate has been established, all other
users of the facility shall be charged a rental fee as follows:
Room Rental: Resident Non-Resident
Hall $150 $375
Heritage Room $75 $100
Kitchen Use: $265 $265
Resident Rates: Resident rates are available to residents of the City of Scandia only.
Residency will be verified at the time the rental agreement is signed.
Reservations: Reservations may be made up to one year in advance. All rental fees
are due when the facility is reserved. Rental fees are payable by cash or check to the
City of Scandia.
Cancellations: Rental fees are fully refundable if a written cancellation is received 60
days in advance of the event. Refunds will be issued if a written cancellation is received
from 30 to 59 days prior to the event, if the facility is booked for another event for the
time reserved. No refunds will be issued if the reservation is cancelled less than 30
days prior to the event.
Cleaning/ Damage Deposits: Users of the facility are responsible for cleaning up the
facility and restoring the tables and chairs and any other equipment used to their
original location and condition. Cleaning and damage deposits must be made in cash
prior to picking up the key for the event. Cash deposits will be refunded in full upon
return of the key, less any amount for cleaning required exceeding one hour, at the rate
of $50.00 per hour, or for any damage to furnishings or equipment. Cash deposits
required shall be as follows:
• Community events and other non-profit groups: $100.00
• All others utilizing kitchen: $300.00
Waiver of Cleaning/ Damage Deposits: Cash deposits shall be waived for groups
and events qualifying for waiver of rental fees. However, if the facility is not cleaned
properly they will be charged for the necessary cleaning, and in the future will be
charged a deposit.
Kitchen Use: Small functions serving only coffee or light refreshments not requiring
use of the major kitchen appliances (stove/ ovens/ dishwasher) may utilize the kitchen
for their events without an extra charge for kitchen use. All use of the kitchen facilities
must be in accordance with the requirements of the licensing authority (Washington
County.)
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City of Scandia ;r�
Community Senior Center `.
Rental Policy �' dt A ' •
Adopted by the City Council , SCANDIA
2007 m i n n e s o t a
The City of Scandia makes the facilities at the Scandia Community Senior Center
available to a wide variety of organizations, community groups and residents. This
policy shall govern the priority for and fees for use of the facility. Any variation from this
policy shall require approval by the City Council.
Priority for Use: Public meetings and functions of the City of Scandia and its various
committees shall take priority over other uses of the facility. Community-wide events
such as Taco Daze shall also take precedence over other uses.
Rental/ Reservation Agreement: All users shall sign a rental/ reservation agreement.
A "Liquor Addendum" shall also be signed if any alcoholic beverages will be served at
the event.
Waiver of Rental Fees: Rental fees will be waived for use of the facility for the
following purposes and/or to the following groups at no charge:
• Meetings conducted or sponsored by the city or other units of local
government (such as Washington County, watershed districts, etc.)
• Firemen's Ball
• Taco Daze community festival
• All Scandia Marine Lion's Club functions (in recognition of the in-kind services
provided and the contribution of the kitchen and equipment to the facility)
• Senior Citizen's Groups and Activities
• 4H Club, Boy/Girl Scout regular meetings, pinewood derby & Eagle Scout
ceremonies (not requiring kitchen use)
• Meetings of homeowner/ resident associations, special interest clubs (car
club, horse and carriage, pony club, etc.) and similar community groups (not
requiring kitchen use or serving alcohol)
Special Rates for Community Groups: Special rates are established for non-profit
groups (such as churches, schools, scouts and other charitable and/or service
organizations) serving Scandia, as follows:
• Events for small groups (less than 150 guests): $150.00
• Events for large groups: $300.00
• Duck Soup Players: $100.00 per night
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• Policy and procedures for rental of the Community Center,
including rental rates.
• A new rental contract, incorporating much of the policy
language, with an addendum for events serving liquor.
The draft policy attempts to document who and what type of groups
are eligible for free use of the facilities, and what types of events and
groups qualify for special rates. The draft is based on past practices,
some of which may not have been formally approved by the
Board/Council. (For example, Duck Soup Players have been
charged a special rate but I can't determine whether or not this was
ever approved by the Board.) The Council should discuss this
section in particular; changes may be necessary to make sure that the
policy is fair and consistent.
No rate increases are proposed at this time. The last time rates were
revised was September of 2005. The policy simply tries to document
and standardize the rates in place today. It is possible that some rate
increases could be justified in the future,but that is not the purpose
of the policy at this time.
Rental rates would vary based on use of the facility, not the day of
the week. While it makes some sense to charge higher rates for the
high-demand Friday and Saturdays, costs to the city do increase with
the use of the kitchen, which requires the most cleaning,utilities and
wear-and-tear on the equipment and furnishings. The proposal
would establish a base rental rate, with an extra charge for use of the
kitchen facilities.
The draft policy states that only residents are eligible for resident
rates. The person responsible for the event (the one signing the
contract) would need to be a Scandia resident in order to receive the
reduced rate. The draft policy also states that deposits will be
withheld for any cleaning required exceeding one hour, at the rate of
$50 per hour, and for any damage to furnishings and equipment.
The draft rental contract incorporates much of the policy language,
but with more detail on expectations for clean-up, for example. The
liquor addendum spells out the responsibilities of the renter serving
liquor at an event. The draft would be used for all new contracts
after the Council approves the policy.
Attachments/ • Draft Policy
Materials provided: • Draft Contract
Contact(s):
Prepared by: Anne Hurlburt, Administrator
(community center policies)
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Meeting Date: 3/20/2007
Agenda Item: ,L,) 2
City Council Agenda Report
City of Scandia
14727 209th St. North, P.O. Box 128
Scandia, MN 55073 (651) 433-2274
Action Requested: Review a recommended new rental policy for the Scandia Community
Senior Center.
Deadline/ Timeline: N/A
Background: I have observed some issues concerning the rental of the Community
Center in the last several months and have some recommendations to
address them. Some of the issues have been:
• Rental rates to be charged various groups—Rental rates have been
established by various motions of the Town Board from time to
time, often in response to requests from specific groups. For
example, specific rates were set for Scout and church banquets
($150), Gammelgarden banquets ($300), Sons of Norway($300)
and for funerals ($100/resident, $150 non-resident.) However, it's
often not clear what groups or types of events are eligible for free
or reduced rates if they have not specifically been addressed, and
there does not seem to be a consistent policy.
• Rates for weekends vs. weekdays--The practice has been to
charge higher rates for weekends,partly based on an assumption
that major events (such as wedding receptions) occur on
weekends. There have been incidences such as wedding
receptions or other events booked on Sundays or weekdays, using
the full facility,but paying the greatly reduced weekday rate(i.e.
$200 vs. $640 for non-residents.) The city's costs probably
exceed the fee in these cases.
• Responsibilities for cleaning-- It's not clear under what
circumstances any of the cleaning/damage deposit will be
withheld.
• Rates for residents vs. non-residents-- There has been
inconsistency regarding who has been considered a"resident";just
those who live here, or their family members?
• Serving liquor-- Based on advice from our insurance agent and the
LMCIT, we should clarify the renters' responsibilities, the rules
for serving liquor, and the role of the city attendant at these types
of events.
Recommendation: In order to address these concerns, I have drafted two documents:
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,G--;,......_--A , :� l._, .4 Summer 2007
Recreation Programs
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minnesota for YouthandAdults
Greetings and welcome to our Summer 2007 recreation programs, helping Scandia residents experience a fun-filled
season of activities for kids, families and adults. What's new this year? Many activities (for boys and girls) will be offered
in partnership with Camp Lakamaga, the beautiful Girl Scout Camp on Big Marine Lake. And we're offering our first
activities designed for adults, including a garden show, dancing, trips to the theater and a Twins Game. While these may
particularly appeal to seniors, all adults over 18 are welcome. If demand warrants, more trips may be scheduled this
fall—check the City's web site (www.ci.scandia.mn.us.) Pre-registration for all programs is required. For questions,
please contact:
Marty McKelvey, Recreation Coordinator 651 433-8410
or the City office at 651 433-2274.
Code#125 Tennis — Intermediate Young Cleat Kids,Continued— This six week
Hitters, Ages8-I 1 program is designed to offer the developing
After-School Summer child the opportunity, in a recreation setting,
Sign-Up/ Pizza PartyTue.and Thur.June 12—June 28,9:00am- to experience enjoyable interaction with
11:00am Scandia Community Center$65.00 other children their own age. This class will
Reservation deadline: June 5th, 2007 help kids develop positive attitudes while
Tuesday, May I St, 2007, learningnew skills when participating in
4 yrs.old to Grade 6 3:30 p.m.—6:30 Intermediate tennis players will continue to p p g
develop basic stroke mechanics, learn how game like activities. These activities
p.m. Scandia Community Center promote enthusiasm and inspire learning
Reservation deadline: April 24th, 2007 Cost to score and use strategies to help in a
with emphasis on fundamental sports
match like situations. Players will learn
is$5.00 details of the game when playing in singles instruction and fun. Also enjoy exploring
Play games with other kids after school and and doubles. Serving and volleying and games with story book readers at
enjoy the many activities planned for the working on consistency will be emphasized. Gammelgarden. Play equipment,and arts
evening. Kids can eat pizza and get to know Your child will love this class even more with and crafts will be provided. Don't wait to
the instructors who are working at the a friend. register for this class,it fills up very quickly!
various summer camps. Take advantage of
registering your child now for the upcoming Code#102 Code#104
summer activities in Scandia. The first 20 Tennis - Advanced Hitters Golf at Ironwood
students signed up for this event will be able Ages I I-14+ Grades 1-6
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to ride from the school to the community Tue and Thur,July 10—July 26, Noon-
center usingschool bus transportation. Mon.and Wed. June 1 1—June 27,9:00am-
center p I I:00am,Scandia Community Center$65.00 12:45pm, Ironwood Golf Range on Hwy 97,
Reservation deadline: June 4th, 2007 $45.00 Reservation deadline: July 3rd, 2007
Advanced players will continue to improve Ironwood Golf Range provides an
o
Youth Activities their stroke mechanics including topspin and opportunity for kids to learn how to
backspin. Junior High players will find this improve their golf swing. Balls will be
class helpful in developing sound serves, provided and each child will spend time
:ode#100 volleys and ground strokes. Instructor will swinging for distance or hitting golf balls at
tennis for Young Hitters provide individual instruction in areas geared an oversized target. This activity inspires
1 es 5-8 to specific needs. A variety of strategies will learning with emphasis on fundamental
g be discussed and implemented through drills, sports instruction and fun. Students can
ie.and Thur.July 10—26,9:00am— p bring their own driving clubs or use the clubs
:00am,Scandia Community Center games and match-like situations to begin at Ironwood.
5.00 Reservation deadline:July 3rd,2007 the development of high school tennis.
ginning tennis players will learn to use Code#103 Code#105
is forehand and backhand ground strokes, �•
Cleat Kids r
Skateboarding 1 hitting techniques that will improve your Grades 1 — 6 L/7,1\`,
d's skill level. Participate in individual and 4 — 6 years olds
Monday
—Thursday July 16-19, I I:30am—
up lessons that benefit each player's *Mon and Wed, June 18—July 25, 9:30am- I 0pm,Scandia Community Center $55.00
d-eye coordination. Learn to track the 11:30am Scandia Community Center$95.00 Reservation deadline: July 23td,2007
and to time it properly through simple *No class during the July 4th week
and games. Reservation deadline: June 1 1th,2007
e#I01
Skateboarding,Continued—Beginners to Canoeing/Fishing,Continued-- of bait and Code#116
intermediate skaters,experience this life- lures to use to catch fish. On Big Marine Outdoor Challengers op,,)
long recreational activity with expert teacher Lake there is plenty of fish. On Big Marine Grades 3-6
Joey Yetman. Learn a variety of tricks Lake we show kids how to paddle a canoe.
including safety and etiquette so that your Then swim like a fish and enjoy other camp Monday—Thursday, July 23-26,9:00am-
child will know the ropes of the skate park. activities such as sports or nature. Camp 12:00pm,Camp Lakamaga$75.00
Some tricks being taught include- kick flips, Lakamaga will provide the life jacket,fishing Reservation deadline: July 16,2007
heel flips,pop shuv-its,ollies, basic board pole and tackle and bait for each student. Come out to Camp Lakamaga and challenge
balance,etc. The last day will be taught at yourself to the adventure course,fitness
the Chisago Skate Park in Chisago. Bring Codes#109-114 course and bouldering wall! Traverse the
water-bottle and helmet,as well as a fully Sparks/Blast at Camp 6 tires,get your group up and over the wall,
functional skateboard. Rain days will be Lakama a climb around and see where you fit in on the
inside where children will learn the g fitness course! Campers will also enjoy
mechanics of their skateboards and watch I' Session: challenging recreational games,waterfront
trick tips videos.Staff ratio 1:10. Including both 1/2day and full day campers activities,and partnering up with a buddy
- Reservation deadlines: 1st Session: June I I T^, when doing survival activities together.
Code#106 ,,�., ,
2007
ro Lacrosse: Introductory Code#I09 Grades 1-3 Mon and Wed, Code# 118
Camp Grades 1-6 :.: June 18-June 27,9:00am—Noon$75.00 Camping/Canoeing
"'"'''�`' Code#110 Grades 1-6 Mon and Wed. Grades 7 - 12
Monday—Thursday July 16-19, I:00pm-
Monda,Gammelgarden$80.00 Reservation
(Full Da June 18—June 27 9:00am—4:00pm$150.00 Monday-Thursday,July 30-Aug 2, I:00pm-
deadline: July 9thy) 4:00pm,Camp Lakamaga $75.00
Code#I 1 1 Grades 4-6 Mon and Wed, Reservation deadline: July 23,2007
Non-contact lacrosse,also known as"Soft June 18—June 27, 1:00pm—4:00$75.00
Lacrosse" is played. Individual skills taught nd Adventure into the wilderness at Camp
catching,throwing,scooping and cradling. Z SeSSIOn: Lakamaga and learn about setting up camp,
Sports Unlimited provides all equipment. Reservation deadline: 2nd Session: July 30, building camp fires,and exploring nature.
They will focus on helping the kids learn the 2007 Camping is Camp Lakamaga's specialty. On
rules of lacrosse while working on team play Code#112 Grades I—3 Mon and Wed, Big Marine Lake,campers will discover how
and sportsmanship. Please bring sunscreen, Aug 6-Aug 22, 9:00am—Noon$75.00 to manage a canoe that has capsized. Our
water bottle and a snack. Each child will Code#113 Grades 1-6 Mon and Wed, certified instructors provide campers with
receive a sports unlimited T-shirt and water Aug 6—Aug 22, 9:00am—4:00pm$150.00 techniques used to paddle a canoe. When
bottle. Staff ratio 1:10. (Full Day) you are done testing the waters with a
Code#1 14 Grades 4-6 Mon and Wed, paddle challenge your friend to noodle races
Code#I07 ,. Aug��. 6-Aug 22, I:00am—4:00 $75.00 or a little water volleyball. Camp Lakamaga
Lacrosse ' Children can have a great outdoor will provide each student with a life jacket.
Grades 7-I 0 "' „ experience at Camp Lakamaga. Choose
from any and all of the fun stuff Camp Code#1 19
Monday—Thursday July 30-Aug.2, Lakamaga offers. Recreational games,biking, Canoeing
I:OOpm-4:00pm,Gammelgarden$80.00 waterfront activities and archery,
Reservation deadline: July 23rd,2007 give kids an Grades 4-8
amazing all around summer experience that Monday—Thursday, August 6-9,9:00am-
This camp is designed for kids ages 10-15 won't be easily forgotten. Full day campers I2:00p.m,Camp Lakamaga $75.00
who have some lacrosse experience, eat prepared meals in the lodge with other Reservation deadline: July 30, 2007
although it isn't required for enrollment. campers. Limited enrollment is available for
Improve on basic skills and scrimmage with /z day or full day sessions. Splish,splash...come spend lots of time in
kids who enjoy a fun and non-competitive and on the water at Camp Lakamaga. Try
environment. Players need to provide their Code#1 15 out the swim raft,kayak,and or course
own equipment-hockey equipment is fine Art
A canoes. Find out how to paddle a canoe and
(helmet,shoulder pads,elbow pads and work with a partner to turn the canoe in
Grades 1-6 different directions. Big Marine Lake lends
gloves).Lacrosse sticks will be provided.
Monday—Thursday,July 16-July 19,9:00am- itself to enjoy the wildlife and appreciate the
Mouth guards are required.Please bring
sunscreen,water bottle,mouth guard and a 12:00pm,Camp Lakamaga$80.00 habitat. Explore the many activities and
Minimum 10, Maximum Enrollment 24 adventures we have at Camp Lakamaga. All
snack.Each child will receive a sports
unlimited T-shirt and water bottle. Staff Reservation deadline: July 9th, 2007 teachers are certified through Camp
ratio 1:12. Create a variety of artworks from pottery to Lakamaga's canoe and safety course and wil'
provide each student with a life jacket.
water coloring to nature drawing to
Code#108 calligraphy. Experiment with what your
Canoeing/Fishing creative impulses are and choose to Code#120
Grades 1-3 strengthen your techniques and become Biking
more than just a novice art enthusiast. Grades 5 - 1 2
Tue and Thur. June 12—June 28,9:00am-
I I:00am,Camp Lakamaga$65.00 Camp Lakamaga's beautiful scenery brings Monday-Thursday Aug 6—Aug 9, 1:00pn
Reservation deadline:June 5th,2007 out any artist's creativity. Campers enjoy 4:00pm,$75.00
recreational games,waterfront activities,
This camp is for kids who not only love to archery and more. Reservation deadline: July 20,2007
fish but also enjoy swimming and boating.
Learn how to use a rod and reel and how to Travel in mountain bike territory on four
bait your own hook,as well as what kind— different scenic tours. Students will not
have lessons in bike repair and riding...
Biking,Continued— Garden Show,Continued-- beautifying your
safety...but will learn about environmental For Adults Only home with colorful flower beds, hanging
awareness,general fitness and nutrition. baskets to containers, unique perennial plant
Each day explore a different biking trail or variety displays, prairies and wildflowers,
Code#122
route within Camp Lakamaga,William winter herb selections and a sampling of
"Les St.Croix Valley and the Gandy Miserables" at the various oils,vinegars,honey and greens
Dancer Trail. Must bring own mountain Chanhassen Dinner Theaters before enjoying soup and salad.
bike,helmet,water bottle and bike tube. Wednesday,June 20,2007 Presentations are from Prairie Restoration,
Dropping off and picking up riders are to Depart 10:00 am Return: 5:45 Abrahamsons, Don Peterson, Bonnie
meet at Camp Lakamaga for the first day,2nd Cost per person: $74 includes show, McKinney,Gilbertson's and Twin Pine
day at William O'Brien,3rd day at the luncheon,and motor coach transportation Farms. Space is limited, register early.
Scandia Community Center,and 4dh day at by Valley Tours of Stillwater from the
the St.Croix Falls Trail near the Kentucky Scandia Community Center. Code#127
Fried Chicken restaurant. All Registrants Reservation deadline: May 16,2007 Great Decisions: The Foreign
will receive a confirmation enclosed with a
detailed map of all routes. Les Miserables is the longest running musical Policy Association (University of
in the world and winner of many awards. Minnesota)
Hugo This well loved human story and musical Third Thursday of each month,July through
Code#121 drama provokes laughter,tears and jubilance December at the Community Center.Cost
and is performed in the Main Theater at the $15.00 includes workbook
Saddle-Up with Down On
Chanhassen. Prior to the matinee enjoy a 9:00a.m.-I I:00a.m. Registration deadline:
The Farm delicious lunch-select from several entrée July 5,2007
Ages 5 & Up choices. Understand and learn about the
Monday,Tuesday,and Wednesday,July 16- controversial issues surrounding our present
18,4:00pm—7:00pm Hugo$150.0024 Code#123 day affairs in today's world. Group
Reservation deadline: July 9th,2007 Minnesota Twins vs. Detroit discussions,workbooks and guest speakers
Horses,horses and more Tigers feature these 3 issues: Human Rights in an
Please join us at a local stable to learn about Thursday,July 19,2007 Age of Terrorism,The U.S.and Iran,and the
horses,and ride. This program will feature Depart 10:45 a.m. Return: 5::00 p.m. Global Health Pandemics and Security
subjects on brushing,grooming,saddling and Cost per person: $45.00 game and motor
bridling,and so much more. Riding time will coach transportation by Valley Tours of Code#I28
include basic instruction on proper Stillwater from the Scandia Community Line Dancing
procedure of leading a horse,mounting and Center. Reservation deadline: June 10th, Thursday, May 17,2007,5:00pm-8:00pm
dismounting,start,stop,and back-up,ride at 2007. Scandia Community Center
a walk,trot,while being supervised by Catch the action at the Metrodome! Noon Cost: $10.00
knowledgeable,mature staff. Safety is game with right field reserved seats in lower Reservation deadline: May 1st,2007
paramount!! Stable will provide helmets.So left of upper deck. Minimal walking.pp g Come and enjoy an evening with line dancing
if you have a horse-crazy kid then this is the
for them. Campis at the Down on and listening to music. Start off the evening
program Code#124 with a delicious meal and then learn different
the Farm in Hugo. All Registrants will
receive a confirmation enclosed with a map Menopause the Musical line dances that make you want to dance all
to Down On The Farm. Saturday,August 25,2007 night long or choose to do your own kind of
Depart 10:30 a.m. Return: 5::00 p.m. dancing around the dance floor.Dances are
Cost per person: $65.00 ticket and motor taught to country,pop and Israeli music.
For the Whole Family coach transportation by Valley Tours of Code#129
Stillwater from the Scandia Community
Center. Reservation deadline:July 9th,2007 Trail Hiking
Code#1 17 Saturday,July7,2007, 10:00am— 12:00 m
Kick up your heels and join the fun with this p
Family Adventure at hilarious celebration of women and the Meet at the Community Center Cost: $5.00
Camp Lakamaga change! This fun musical parody set to 25 Reservation deadline: June 23rd,2007
All Ages, Prices are for a family of four, classic baby boomer songs from,"Puff, My Adventure on the hiking trails at William
$25.00 a person for additional family Gosh I'm Draggin"to the disco favorite O'Brien. We'll make our very own trail mix
members. "Stayin'Alive,Stayin'Awake"will have you and hike all around the park while soaking up
Fri—Sun,July 27—July 29,6:00pm on Friday cheering and dancing in your seat! the sunshine and beautiful scenery. All
to 10:00 am Sunday$175.00 Performance at the Minneapolis Lab Theater. hikers meet at the Community Center and
Fri—Sun,Aug 3—Aug 5, 6:00pm on Friday Lunch on your own in downtown car pool together.
to 10:00 am Sunday $175.00 Minneapolis prior to the show.
Reservation deadline: July 13th,2007
Enjoy some quality family time together. Code#I 26 Interested in more
Leave the hassle of cooking,cleaning,or Garden Show programs for kids, adults
even coming up with activities up to us. At Saturday, May 12,2007,Scandia Community or seniors? We're looking
Camp Lakamaga we take care of everything, Center including planned activities for kids and 10:00 a.m.— 1:00 p.m. for your suggestions!
adults(together and separate),and delicious Cost: $15.00
home cooked meals. Accommodations are Reservation deadline: May 5, 2007 Call Recreation Coordinator Marty
in cabins,yurts or platform tents. One Workshops and luncheon.Workshops McKelvey at 651 433-8410.
family is housed in each. include: landscaping-site analysis,tips on
REGISTRATION FORM
SCANDIA City of Scandia Recreation Programs
General Instructions: Complete this registration form and return with payment (cash or check) by the registration
deadline to the City of Scandia, PO Box 128, 14727 209th St. N., Scandia, MN 55073. Enrollment is limited and pre-
registration for all activities is required. If a program fills, a limited wait-list may be available. Refunds will be issued if the
class is cancelled; you will be notified at least 3 business days prior to the class if there is a cancellation. Refunds will not
be issued for non-attendance unless your cancellation is received at least one week prior to the start of the class. For
classes indicating a grade level, register by the grade level your child completed in the 2006-2007 school year.
Additional registration forms are available at the city office or on our website: www.ci.scandia.mn.us. Call Recreation
Coordinator Marty McKelvey at 651 433-8410 or the City Office at 651 433-2274 for further information.
Adult/ Parent's Name:
Street Address: City State Zip
Home Phone: Work: Cell:
Participant Name Code # Program Name Price
Make checks payable to the"City of Scandia" Total:
Release: I certify that the above information is true,accurate and complete. I recognize there is a significant element of risk in any sports
and/or activity associated with the outdoors. Knowing the inherent risks,dangers and rigors involved, I certify that I and/or my family(including
any minor children)are fully capable of participating in the activities,and wish to do so as voluntary participants. In consideration of the City of
Scandia or its partners(including Camp Lakamaga and Sports Unlimited) providing this program to me and/or my family and/or my legal ward(s), I
hereby waive,release and discharge all actions,claims and demands for personal injury and/or property damage that may hereafter accrue against
the City of Scandia,its employees or agents arising out of ordinary negligence. I further agree that except in the even of gross negligence and
willful and wanton misconduct, I shall not bring any claims,demands, legal actions and causes of action again the City of Scandia, its employees or
agents. This agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Minnesota. I give permission to the City of
Scandia to use photographs taken of me during these activities for promotional purposes. I understand that once I am a confirmed participant, I
agree to the cancellation policy as stated above. I have read, understand,and accept the terms and conditions stated herein and acknowledge that
this agreement shall be effective and binding upon me during the entire period of participation in Scandia Park and Recreation activities.
Signature: Date:
For City Use Only:
Date Received: Cancellation:
Paid: Refund:
Meeting Date: 3/20/2007
Agenda Item: 82) 3)
City Council Agenda Report
City of Scandia
14727 209th St. North, P.O. Box 128
Scandia, MN 55073 (651) 433-2274
Action Requested: Receive report on status of life insurance for City Council members
and give direction to staff on any further action.
Deadline/Timeline: N/A
Background: • At the February 20 meeting, Councilmember Peterson asked
whether life insurance would be provided to City Council
members on the same basis as had been provided to Town Board
members in the past. Staff was directed to research the matter and
report back to the Council.
• The Township carried a policy through Township Officers Group
Life providing $10,000 coverage for each member. This policy
was approved in 1988, in an unspecified dollar amount for a 7-
member board including the Treasurer and Clerk. The cost was
$565.00 per year in 2006.The City is no longer eligible for this
policy, which expires March 31. The individuals currently named
are the former Town Board members, Treasurer Colleen Firkus
and Deputy Clerk Brenda Eklund.
• The 1988 Town Board approval was for a specific insurance
policy, and is in conflict with the current personnel policy (under
which part-time employees are not eligible for city-paid life
insurance.) If the Council wishes to provide this benefit, a new
authorization will be required.
• One possible source of life insurance coverage for Council
members would be NCPERS, the plan through which the City
currently covers a number of employees. This plan is available to
anyone contributing to PERA (for Council Members PERA
contributions are voluntary.) The cost is $16 per month for a
decreasing term policy (the death benefit varies by age.) For a
person age 40 to 44, the benefit would be $65,000; but it decreases
with age to $7,500 for a person over age 65.
• The annual cost of the NCPERS policy for five additional
individuals would be $960 (about $400 more than the old policy.)
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• I made an informal inquiry on two League of Minnesota Cities
listservs to see if there are other cities providing life insurance for
Council members. I heard from a couple who do provide such
insurance. Hibbing provides a $10,000 term life policy.
Moorehead provides a$15,000 term policy for Council members
younger than 65, $7,500 for Council members older than 65.
Lauderdale provides an accidental death and dismemberment
policy that pays $100,000 on loss of life, and weekly benefits for
disability—but it only covers members while they are on City
business. It appears that there are several vendors that may offer
insurance for Council members.
Recommendation: The Council should discuss whether or not it wishes to provide a life
insurance benefit to Council members. If so, you may consider
providing coverage through NCPERS or direct staff to research other
options. It might be helpful to know before doing further research the
amount and type of insurance you wish to provide.
Attachments/ • None
Materials provided:
Contact(s):
Prepared by: Anne Hurlburt, Administrator
(council life insurance)
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Meeting Date: 3/20/2007
Agenda Item: L) 1 f}
City Council Agenda Report
City of Scandia
14727 209th St. North, P.O. Box 128
Scandia, MN 55073 (651) 433-2274
Action Requested: Discuss a list of possible topics for the April city newsletter and give
feedback to staff.
Deadline/ Timeline: The newsletter must be finalized within the next week to 10 days in
order to allow time for printing and mailing the first week of April.
Background: • This is the first newsletter of the new city, and the first since the
Council decided to do two newsletters each year, one in April and
one in October.
• The most time-sensitive content of the newsletter will be program
and registration information on the summer recreation activities,
which need to be out as early in April as possible. (The first event
will be an after-school event on May 1, with a registration
deadline of April 24.)
• The format of the newsletter is proposed to be 4 pages (one 11 X 17
sheet folded, and folded again for a self-mailer. A 4-page insert
would be devoted to recreation programs.
• A mock-up of the newsletter is attached,to demonstrate the
proposed format. (Story content has not been added; the mock-up
is a template that has modified with the city logo, address, etc.)
• Space will be limited. Attached is a preliminary list of story and
content ideas for the Council's review.
Recommendation: The Council should review the list of possible topics and give
direction to staff on what you consider to be the most important items
to include in the April newsletter. I would also welcome your
comments on the format.
Attachments/ • List of possible topics
Materials provided: • Mock-up of newsletter
Contact(s):
Prepared by: Anne Hurlburt, Administrator
(april newsletter)
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April Newsletter
Possible Topics
March 13, 2007
Front Page:
Lead Story(?):
"Council Sworn in as new City Government is Born"; (swearing in ceremony
photo?), short story on swearing in new council, recap on timeline of
incorporation.
"Mayor's message"
Possible topic: what's changed, what hasn't now that the township has become a
city
Inside story ideas:
The Council's first 90 days—accomplishments
Mining ordinances under review
New ordinances adopted (open space development, others)
New committees & committee appointments
Logo contest—results (info from press release)
New website features—how to subscribe for news updates, agendas
Short announcements/ possible sidebars:
Upcoming events/dates (Heavy Metal Days,Taco Daze, other)
Job openings (titles, where to get more information)
Recreation programs (tie-in with insert)
Where to get city info (newspaper, cable tv, website)
Reminders (building permits,burning permits, signs, animals, property maintenance)
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PO Box 128
14727 209th St. N.
Scandia, MN 55073 Mailing Address Line 1
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We're on the web!
www.ci.scandia.mn.us
City Council:
Dennis Seefeldt,Mayor Back Page Story Headline
651 433-5999
Dolores Peterson This story can fit 175-225 here.You may want to refer
651 433-2229 words. your readers to any other
Pete Crum forms of communication that
651 433-5034 If your newsletter is folded and •
Mike Harnetty mailed,this story will appear ' you've created for your organi-
651 433-4883 on the back.So,it's a good idea zation.
Regular Council Meeting: to make it easy to read at a You can also use this space to
Third Tuesday,7:00 p.m. glance. remind readers to mark their
Council/Planning A question and answer session €r, i calendars for a regular event,
Commission Meeting: such as a breakfast meeting for
is a good way to quickly cap-
First Tuesday,7:00/7:30 p.m. ture the attention of readers. vendors every third Tuesday of
City Staff: You can either compile ques- { + the month,or a biannual char-
Anne Hurlburt,Administrator tions that you've received since ity auction.
Brenda Eklund,Deputy Clerk the last edition or you can $ I' 1€ If space is available,this is a
Colleen Firkus,Treasurer summarize some generic ques- l good place to insert a clip art
John Morrison,Public Works tions that are frequently asked „meow image or some other graphic.
Supervisor about your organization.
Jim Schneider, Building Official "xz
David Hebert,Attorney A listing of names and titles of Caption describing picture or
Hebert&Welch PA managers in your organization graphic.
Tom Peterson,Engineer,BRA is a good way to give your
Dick Thompson,Planner,TKDA,Inc newsletter a personal touch. If
City Office: your organization is small,you
Phone: 651 433-2274 may want to list the names of If you have any prices of stan-
Fax: 651 433-5112 all employees. dard products or services,you
E-mail: mail@ci.scandia.mn.us can include a listing of those
Office Hours:Monday
through Friday
9 a.m.to Noon& 1 p.m.to 4 p.m. e
Meeting Date: 3/20/2007
Agenda Item:
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City Council Agenda Report
City of Scandia
14727 209th St. North, P.O. Box 128
Scandia, MN 55073 (651)433-2274
Action Requested: 1. Approve position descriptions for the following city jobs:
• Maintenance Supervisor
• Maintenance Worker(Full Time)
• Maintenance Worker(Part-Time)
• Deputy Clerk
• Treasurer/Planning Commission Secretary
• Building/Code Enforcement Official
• Office Assistant
2. Establish pay ranges for the Maintenance Supervisor,
Maintenance Worker(Full Time) and Building/Code Enforcement
positions.
3. Appoint Maintenance Worker John Morrison to the new
Maintenance Supervisor position, at a new pay rate.
4. Authorize advertisement for the following positions:
• Maintenance Worker(Full Time)
• Building/Code Enforcement Official
• Office Assistant
Deadline/ Timeline: The Council could choose to proceed with any of these actions
immediately or refer to the Human Resources Committee if further
study is needed.
Background: Position Descriptions
• At a workshop meeting on December 13, the Town Board and the
incoming City Council discussed a number of personnel matters,
including a proposed organizational chart, current position
descriptions for various jobs, as well as revised descriptions for
those jobs and proposed new positions.
• For the maintenance positions, the most significant change is that
one of the two full-time positions would become Maintenance
Supervisor, with responsibility to give work direction to the other
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public works staff.
• The Deputy Clerk position has never been formally described.
The new description outlines the duties as now performed by
Brenda Eklund. This is a part-time position, 30 hours per week.
• The Treasurer/Planning Commission Secretary position, now
performed by Colleen Firkus, is fundamentally unchanged. This is
a part-time position, 8 to 10 hours per week.
• The Building/Code Enforcement Official position is new, and
would replace services that are now contracted out. It would add
new staff capability for monitoring construction sites and
developments for compliance with all city permits and conditions,
monitoring financial guarantees, receiving and investigating
complaints about property maintenance and land use activities.
Service and responsiveness to the public would be improved by
having a staff member available to conduct inspections and to
meet with them on permit and construction issues during the work
day. This would be a full-time position, 40 hours per week.
• The part-time (approximately 15 hours per week) Office Assistant
position would provide general clerical support, to relieve routine
tasks that now prevent the Deputy Clerk and City Administrator
from performing other work. It will also be valuable support for
the Building position. (There was a similar position prior to the
retirement of Mary Hulleman in 2006.) Because of office space
and equipment limitations,the hours cannot overlap with those of
the Treasurer. Some scheduling flexibility would be expected, so
that we could provide coverage during office absences and
vacation/sick leave of other staff.
Pay Ranges
• Rather than setting a single rate of pay, I recommend that ranges
be established to allow for starting pay to reflect experience of the
new hire and to allow for some progression through the range
based on performance.
• The 2007 pay range for the part-time Office Assistant position was
set at $10.60 to $12.78 per hour by the Town Board on December
19, 2007, when pay rates for existing employees were set.
• The current pay rate for the Maintenance Worker(Full-Time)
position for 2007 is $23.36 per hour. A comparison with other
Minnesota cities (cities less than 10,000 population, Metro &
Central regions) found a range of$14.86 to $19.70 per hour(2006
data). Adjusted by 3% (to estimate 2007 pay rates), the range
would be $15.30 to $20.29 per hour. The current rate exceeds that
range,partly because of the previous lack of any health care
benefit, and probably also because the positions are and were
occupied by experience, long-term employees.
• There are fewer cities with which to compare pay rates for
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Maintenance Supervisors or Lead Workers. Comparison with
other cities found a pay range of$18.72 to $24.69 per hour(2006
data.) Adjusted by 3% (to estimate 2007 pay rates), the range
would be$19.28 to $25.43 per hour.
• The Building/Code Enforcement Official would be a full-time,
exempt position. A comparison with other Minnesota cities (cities
less than 10,000 population, Metro & Central regions) found a
range of$48,765 to $62,426 per year(2006 data). Adjusted by
3% (to estimate 2007 pay rates),the range would be$50,227 to
$64,298 per year.
Budget Impact: Road and Bridge Fund—Both the vacant position and the additional
cost of the new supervisor position impact the Road and Bridge Fund.
Because we have had a vacancy for part of the year, and because the
full-time position will be filled at a lower rate than paid the previous
employee who retired, the salary and benefit costs are expected to be
within the 2007 budget, even with the addition of health care benefits
to the compensation package.
General Fund—The part-time clerical position and the
Building/Code Enforcement Official position impact the General Fund
budget. The budget currently projects $105,000 in contractual
services for building inspections. It is expected that the salary and
benefits paid to new positions (for part of the year), and the start-up
and other costs for the new positions will be more than offset by a
reduction in the cost of contractual services. Some budget
amendments will probably be necessary,to shift expenses among line
items, but should be within the overall expenditure budget. It should
be noted that while expenses will be within budget,revenues (building
permit fees) are outside of our control and are continuing to be less
than budget projections. However,there may be some advantages to
phasing in the new building position while service demands are lower,
and as the market recovers permit revenues should return to a level
that will more than support the position.
Recommendation: I recommend that the Council take the following actions:
1. Pass a motion approving the seven new job descriptions.
2. Approve pay ranges as follows:
Position Minimum Maximum
Maintenance Worker, Full Time $15.30/hr $20.30/hr
Maintenance Supervisor $19.25/hr $25.50/hr
Building/Code Enforcement Official $50,200/yr $64,300/yr
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3. Pass a motion designating John Morrison as the Maintenance
Supervisor, at the new pay rate of rate of pay of$24.36 per hour.
This would provide a raise of approximately$2,000 per year in
recognition of the additional responsibility, and still allow for the
possibility of an increase based on performance at some point in time.
(Health insurance benefits were also recently added as part of his
compensation.)
4. Pass a motion authorizing advertisement for the following
positions: Office Assistant, Maintenance Worker (Full-Time) and
Building/Code Enforcement Official.
If the Council approves advertisement for the three positions, I would
propose to stagger deadlines so that we are not evaluating applications
and interviewing for all three positions at one time. For example, the
application deadlines could be set as follows:
April 20 Office Assistant
May 4—Maintenance Worker
May 18—Building/Code Enforcement Official
I propose to advertise all three jobs in the local newspapers
(Messenger, Forest Lake Times and St. Paul Pioneer Press) and the
League of Minnesota Cities website. An announcement would also be
placed on the city website and in the city newsletter. For the Building/
Code Enforcement position, there may be additional professional
newsletters that could be used to advertise.
The specific schedule and procedure for interviewing candidates for
each position would be set later.
Attachments/ • Organization Chart
Materials provided: • Position Descriptions
Contact(s):
Prepared by: Anne Hurlburt, Administrator
(position descriptions and hiring)
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Advisory Committees
Planning City Council' Consultants Contracts
Parks and RecreationEngineer-Tom Peterson,BRA
Other > ` J Planners-Dick Thompson&
Berry Farrington/TKDA
Attorney Assessor-Frank Langer
Police-Washington County Sheriff
David Hebert (Civil) Auditor-EideBailly
Michael Welch Financial Consultants-Northland
Administrator/ Clerk
(Prosecution) J Securities
Anne Hurlburt Bond Counsel-Kennedy&Graven
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Chief Steve Spence Program Coordinator(PT) Maintenance Deputy Clerk Building/Code
Firefighters Marty McKlevey Supervisor Brenda Eklund(PT) Enforcement Official
Temp./Seasonal John Morrison(FT) Treasurer Vacant(FT)
(26 PT On Call) J Employees(PT) } J Colleen Firkus (PT)j J
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Full Time Part Time Seasonal(PT) Office Assistant
Vacant William Poidinger Vacant(PT)
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Proposed, March 20, 2007
For City Council Approval, March 20, 2007
City of Scandia, Minnesota
POSITION DESCRIPTION
TITLE: MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR
STATUS: Full-time (40 hours/week), regular position
Normal working hours, per personnel policy
Subject to emergency call-out or off-hour work assignments
FLSA Non-Exempt
REPORTS TO: City Administrator
City Council
PRIMARY OBJECTIVE: Maintain roads in safe driving condition in all seasons of the
year. Provide oversight and work direction for maintenance personnel to ensure that all
city facilities including parks, buildings and drainage systems are safe and maintained in
good condition.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
1. Maintain gravel roads including grading and blading, reshaping shoulders and
hauling gravel, fill sand or other materials as necessary.
2. Maintain paved roadways including hauling materials and patching. Protect work
sites and direct traffic as necessary.
3. Report on road conditions requiring special maintenance.
4. Plow snow and sand and de-ice roads. Coordinate activities of other personnel
and/or contractors to ensure efficient and safe operations.
5. Maintain Community Center building interior and exterior, including kitchen
equipment, minor plumbing and electrical repairs, painting, decorating and trash
removal, and landscaping.
6. Clear, trim and mow road rights-of-way.
7. Establish and maintain road signage as per manual of Uniform Traffic Control
Devices.
8. Install, maintain and remove street light decorations.
9. Work with utility companies to mark underground city utilities.
10.Provide information on maintenance and equipment needs for annual budget.
11.Perform mechanical maintenance of equipment including trucks, mower and lawn
and landscaping equipment.
12.Maintain the public works facilities
13.Determine and perform preventative maintenance and safety checks on all
equipment.
14.Attend safety meetings and other training as required.
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15.Give work direction, provide feedback and participate in performance reviews of
public works staff.
16.Perform other duties as assigned.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
1. Knowledge of and skill in operation of heavy diesel and gas-powered
construction equipment.
2. Knowledge of road construction and maintenance practices.
3. Ability to assess weather conditions and make judgment calls to perform required
duties.
4. Ability to plan, communicate and coordinate maintenance activities.
5. Ability to make minor repairs and adjustments to equipment.
6. Building maintenance skills.
7. Mechanical aptitude.
8. Ability to do some lifting, bending, climbing, reaching, overhead pushing and
pulling.
9. Agility to perform job responsibilities in climatic extremes
10.Ability to work overtime or be on call as necessary and assigned.
EXAMPLES OF PERFORMANCE CRITERIA:
1. Roads are maintained according to adopted policies.
2. Maintenance workers perform as a team to accomplish objectives.
3. Facilities and equipment are maintained in a neat, clean and orderly manner at
all times.
4. Equipment and labor are utilized appropriately, effectively and safely.
5. Communicates with elected officials, staff and citizens in a polite and courteous
manner.
6. Keeps supervisor informed of all significant matters he/she must know to perform
his/her responsibilities effectively.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
1. High school diploma or equivalent education.
2. Three years experience in road construction and maintenance work involving the
operation of a variety of road construction equipment.
3. Valid class "A" driver's license and good driving record.
4. Supervisor or lead worker experience desirable.
SUPERVISION OF OTHERS:
1. Maintenance Worker, Full-Time (1)
2. Maintenance Worker, Part-Time (1)
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Date of Revision: December 7, 2006
City of Scandia, Minnesota
POSITION DESCRIPTION
TITLE: MAINTENANCE WORKER, FULL-TIME
STATUS: Full-time (40 hours/week), regular position
Normal working hours, per personnel policy
Subject to emergency call-out or off-hour work assignments
FLSA Non-Exempt
REPORTS TO: Maintenance Supervisor
City Administrator
City Council
PRIMARY OBJECTIVE: Maintain roads in safe driving condition in all seasons of the
year. Under direction of and in coordination with Maintenance Supervisor, ensure that
all city facilities including parks, buildings and drainage systems are safe and
maintained in good condition.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
1. Maintain gravel roads including grading and blading, reshaping shoulders and
hauling gravel, fill sand or other materials as necessary.
2. Maintain paved roadways including hauling materials and patching. Protect work
sites and direct traffic as necessary.
3. Plow snow and sand and de-ice roads.
4. Maintain Community Center building interior and exterior, including kitchen
equipment, minor plumbing and electrical repairs, painting, decorating and trash
removal.
5. Clear, trim and mow road rights-of-way.
6. Establish and maintain road signage as per manual of Uniform Traffic Control
Devices.
7. Install, maintain and remove street light decorations.
8. Work with utility companies to mark underground city utilities.
9. Perform mechanical maintenance of equipment including trucks, mower and lawn
and landscaping equipment.
10.Maintain the public works facilities
11.Determine and perform preventative maintenance and safety checks on all
equipment.
12.Attend safety meetings and other training as required.
13.Perform other duties as assigned.
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KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
1. Knowledge of and skill in operation of heavy diesel and gas-powered
construction equipment.
2. Knowledge of road construction and maintenance practices.
3. Ability to make minor repairs and adjustments to equipment.
4. Building maintenance skills.
5. Mechanical aptitude.
6. Ability to do some lifting, bending, climbing, reaching, overhead pushing and
pulling.
7. Agility to perform job responsibilities in climatic extremes
8. Ability to work overtime or be on call as necessary and assigned.
EXAMPLES OF PERFORMANCE CRITERIA:
1. Roads are maintained according to adopted policies.
2. Maintenance workers perform as a team to accomplish objectives.
3. Facilities and equipment are maintained in a neat, clean and orderly manner at
all times.
4. Equipment and labor are utilized appropriately, effectively and safely.
5. Communicates with elected officials, staff and citizens in a polite and courteous
manner.
6. Keeps supervisor informed of all significant matters he/she must know to perform
his/her responsibilities effectively.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
1. High school diploma or equivalent education.
2. Three years experience in road construction and maintenance work involving the
operation of a variety of road construction equipment.
3. Valid class "A" driver's license and good driving record.
SUPERVISION OF OTHERS: None
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City of Scandia, Minnesota
POSITION DESCRIPTION
TITLE: MAINTENANCE WORKER, PART-TIME
STATUS: Part-time (24 hours/week), regular position
Normal working hours, per personnel policy
Subject to emergency call-out or off-hour work assignments
FLSA Non-Exempt
REPORTS TO: Maintenance Supervisor
City Administrator
City Council
PRIMARY OBJECTIVE: Perform a wide variety of semi-skilled tasks involved in the
maintenance, repair and construction of parks, recreation facilities and the community
center and grounds.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
1. Maintain three ball fields, Hay Lake Shelter and Monument, and Goose Lake
public landing. Duties include cutting and trimming grass, dragging, brush and
trash removal as needed.
2. Maintain Community Center grounds including the tennis courts, skating rink,
warming house, fire hall and public works building. Duties include lawn care,
landscaping, safety inspections and trash removal.
3. Community Center building maintenance. Duties include, but are not limited to,
kitchen equipment maintenance, minor plumbing and electrical repairs, painting,
decorating and trash removal. Install, maintain and remove street light
decorations, Community Center decorations, both inside and outside the
Community Center building.
4. Responsible for snow removal at the Community Center, city sidewalks, some
public roads, fire hall and annex.
5. Road maintenance, including road sign replacement, trash and dead animal
removal, inspection and removal of any road hazard such as fallen trees, limbs or
brush.
6. Perform mechanical maintenance of equipment including mower and lawn and
landscaping equipment.
7. Plow snow, and sand and de-ice roads, as needed during snow storms or
emergency situations.
8. Assist with clearing, trimming and mowing for road rights-of-way as needed.
9. Read utility meters
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10.Determine and perform preventative maintenance and safety checks on all
equipment used.
11.Attend safety meetings and other training as required.
12.Perform other duties as assigned.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
1. Knowledge of and skill in operation of equipment.
2. Knowledge of park and landscape maintenance practices.
3. Ability to make minor repairs and adjustments to equipment.
4. Building maintenance skills.
5. Mechanical aptitude.
6. Ability to do some lifting, bending, climbing, reaching, overhead pushing and
pulling.
7. Agility to perform job responsibilities in climatic extremes
8. Ability to work overtime or be on call as necessary and assigned.
EXAMPLES OF PERFORMANCE CRITERIA:
1. Maintenance workers perform as a team to accomplish objectives.
2. Facilities and equipment are maintained in a neat, clean and orderly manner at
all times.
3. Equipment and labor are utilized appropriately, effectively and safely.
4. Communicates with elected officials, staff and citizens in a polite and courteous
manner.
5. Keeps supervisor informed of all significant matters he/she must know to perform
his/her responsibilities effectively.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
1. High school diploma or equivalent education.
2. Experience in landscape and building maintenance work involving the operation
of a variety of equipment.
3. Valid driver's license and good driving record.
SUPERVISION OF OTHERS: None
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City of Scandia, Minnesota
POSITION DESCRIPTION
TITLE: DEPUTY CLERK
STATUS: Part-time (approximately 30 hours/week) regular position
Normal working hours per personnel policy, except some
evenings for meetings and during elections
FLSA Non-Exempt
REPORTS TO: City Administrator
City Council
PRIMARY OBJECTIVE: Serve as primary public contact for a wide variety of city
functions and services, in the office and on the telephone. Serve as assistant to the
City Clerk and perform a wide variety of administrative and office support functions.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
1. Receives visitors and answer the telephone, answering questions or directing
individuals so as to provide them their needed information accurately and with
minimum delay.
2. Provides clerical support using word processing and spreadsheet software to
produce correspondence, reports and mailing lists; copies and distributes agenda
packets for City Council and committees; processes and distributes mail.
3. Take charge of Community/ Senior Center for rentals and functions. Review
rental agreement and collect damage deposit. Inspect hall after function to
determine refunds. Provide keys and orientation to facilities to renters.
4. Serve as Deputy Clerk, attending and taking minutes at City Council meetings
and other meetings as assigned; preparing, filing and recording official notices
and documents; and, signing documents when the City Clerk is absent.
5. Assist in the preparation for and conduct of elections including processing voter
registration, absentee voting, recruiting and assisting with election judge training,
conducting diagnostic testing on voting equipment, and other election-related
duties as assigned.
6. Assist with accounting and payroll functions; preparing bimonthly payroll
including PERA, insurance and retirement deductions, State and Federal tax
reporting, W-2's and 1099's; maintaining special assessment data; and preparing
payment of invoices for City Council review and approval.
7. Assumes primary responsibility for maintaining and purging filing system in
accordance with records retention policy and Data Practices Act.
8. Perform licensing functions and issue permits.
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9. Monitor needs and order supplies for office and Community Center.
10.Perform other duties as assigned.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
1. Working knowledge of generally accepted office procedures and filing practices
2. Good skill level with personal computers and Microsoft Word and Excel
spreadsheet software. Ability to learn and use other software as required.
3. Ability to develop and maintain general working knowledge of all city services
and functions.
4. Ability to develop and maintain effective working relationships with a wide variety
of City personnel and the general public.
5. Ability to deal discreetly with confidential information.
6. Ability to prioritize work responsibilities and effectively utilize time.
7. Ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing.
EXAMPLES OF PERFORMANCE CRITERIA:
1. Public contacts are courteous and businesslike and the information provided is
accurate and timely.
2. Work produced is professional looking, accurate and error-free.
3. Requirements of state laws and local ordinances and policies are met.
4. Has the capacity to provide services and information to the public and to perform
assigned tasks with minimum direct supervision.
5. Keeps supervisor informed of all significant matters he/she must know to perform
his/her responsibilities effectively.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
1. High school diploma or equivalent education.
2. Two years of skilled clerical or office support experience, preferably in a
municipal government setting.
3. Valid driver's license and good driving record.
SUPERVISION OF OTHERS:
1. Some direction may be provided to part-time or temporary office support
personnel.
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City of Scandia, Minnesota
POSITION DESCRIPTION
TITLE: TREASURER/ PLANNING COMMISSION SECRETARY
STATUS: Part-time (approximately 10-15 hours/week) regular position
Normal working hours per personnel policy, except some
evenings for meetings
FLSA Non-Exempt
REPORTS TO: City Administrator
City Council
PRIMARY OBJECTIVE: Responsible for accounting functions for City financial
systems and investments, and reporting financial status to the Council. Serve as
recording secretary for the Planning Commission.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
1. Make bank deposits of all receivables.
2. Enter receivables into computerized accounting system including coding, data
entry, editing and balancing.
3. Reconcile checking account and investments monthly.
4. Responsible for choosing investment vehicles, within statutory and city
guidelines, to ensure best interest rates possible for city monies, including
negotiating rates. Track investments and report quarterly to City Council.
5. Assist with preparation of and monitoring of annual budget.
6. Create financial reports needed for tracking, analyzing and reporting city
finances.
7. Serve as primary contact with auditor and accounting software vendors.
8. Invoice users of 201 Sewer Project and maintain records.
9. Attend Planning Commission meetings and prepare minutes. Maintain records of
Commission actions.
10.Attend City Council meetings, budget hearings and other meetings as requested.
11.Perform various office support functions in the absence of Deputy Clerk or other
staff, including receiving visitors and phone calls, answering questions or
directing them to needed information.
12.Perform other duties as assigned.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
1. Knowledge of accounting and bookkeeping practices.
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2. Knowledge of municipal finance and investment principles and practices.
3. Good skill level with personal computers and Microsoft Word and Excel
spreadsheet software. Ability to learn and use other software as required.
4. Ability to develop and maintain general working knowledge of all city services
and functions.
5. Ability to develop and maintain effective working relationships with a wide variety
of City personnel and the general public.
6. Ability to deal discreetly with confidential information.
7. Ability to prioritize work responsibilities and effectively utilize time.
8. Ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing,
EXAMPLES OF PERFORMANCE CRITERIA:
1. Financial records are accurate and current.
2. Information provided to Administrator and City Council is accurate and timely.
3. Investments are appropriate and at favorable rates.
4. Requirements of state laws and local ordinances and policies are met.
5. Has the capacity to provide services and information to the public and to perform
assigned tasks with minimum direct supervision.
6. Keeps supervisor informed of all significant matters he/she must know to perform
his/her responsibilities effectively.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
1. High school diploma or equivalent education.
2. Four years of accounting or bookkeeping experience, preferably in a municipal
government setting.
SUPERVISION OF OTHERS: NONE
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City of Scandia, Minnesota
POSITION DESCRIPTION
TITLE: OFFICE ASSISTANT
STATUS: Part-time (approximately 15 hours/week) regular position
Normal working hours per personnel policy
FLSA Non-Exempt
REPORTS TO: City Administrator
City Council
PRIMARY OBJECTIVE: Provide a wide variety of office functions to support the
Deputy Clerk, City Administrator, other staff and the City Council.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
1. Receives visitors and answer the telephone, answering questions or directing
individuals so as to provide them their needed information accurately and with
minimum delay.
2. Provides clerical support using word processing and spreadsheet software to
produce correspondence, reports and mailing lists; copies and distributes agenda
packets for City Council and committees; processes and distributes mail.
3. Assist with maintaining and purging filing systems in accordance with records
retention policy and Data Practices Act.
4. Assist with licensing functions and issuing of permits.
5. Perform other duties as assigned.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
1. Working knowledge of generally accepted office procedures and filing practices
2. Good skill level with personal computers and Microsoft Word and Excel
spreadsheet software. Ability to learn and use other software as required.
3. Ability to develop and maintain general working knowledge of city services and
functions.
4. Ability to develop and maintain effective working relationships with a wide variety
of City personnel and the general public.
5. Ability to deal discreetly with confidential information.
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EXAMPLES OF PERFORMANCE CRITERIA:
1. Public contacts are courteous and businesslike and the information provided is
accurate and timely.
2. Work produced is professional looking, accurate and error-free.
3. Requirements of state laws and local ordinances and policies are met.
4. Keeps supervisor informed of all significant matters he/she must know to perform
his/her responsibilities effectively.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
1. High school diploma or equivalent education.
2. One year of skilled clerical or office support experience.
3. Valid driver's license and good driving record.
SUPERVISION OF OTHERS: NONE
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City of Scandia, Minnesota
POSITION DESCRIPTION
TITLE: BUILDING AND CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL
STATUS: Full-time (40-hours/week) regular position
Normal working hours per personnel policy
FLSA Exempt
REPORTS TO: City Administrator
City Council
PRIMARY OBJECTIVE: Administer and enforce codes and regulations relating to
building construction, remodeling, zoning, subdivision, land development and property
maintenance.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
1. Serve as the Building Official as defined by the Minnesota state building codes,
including but not limited to reviewing and approving building construction plans,
Issuing permits, conducting inspections, issuing correction and stop work orders,
issuing certificates of occupancy, maintaining records, and recommending fee
schedules.
2. Serve as the primary contact for the public regarding the Building Code and local
codes and ordinances, including providing advice to applicants on approval
processes and permitting requirements, and receiving and reviewing application
materials.
3. Explain, interpret and provide guidance on all applicable codes to architects,
engineers, contractors, developers, residents and others as necessary.
4. Coordinate application review and permit issuance with other governmental
agencies (state, county, watersheds, and adjacent municipalities), city staff and
consultants.
5. Provide technical advice and recommendations to staff, advisory bodies and the
City Council as requested.
6. Monitor construction sites and developments for compliance with erosion control
measures, tree preservation, conservation easements, architectural controls and
other performance standards, as applicable.
7. Monitor conditions of approval, development agreements and financial
guarantees for all zoning permits, subdivisions and mining permits.
8. Receive, investigate and document complaints regarding property maintenance,
construction and other land-use activities.
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9. Coordinate enforcement actions with city staff (administrator, attorney, engineer,
police department) and other agencies. Testify in criminal and civil matters as
needed.
10.Prepare reports regarding permitting, inspection and enforcement functions.
11,Develop and maintain application forms, checklists and other materials to inform
the public about code requirements and procedures.
12.Perform other duties as assigned.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
1. Thorough knowledge of building, plumbing, accessibility, mechanical and general
construction codes.
2. Knowledge of applicable federal, state and local laws.
3. Considerable knowledge of building design, construction and contracting
practices, including carpentry, concrete and cement and plumbing; knowledge of
zoning and subdivision regulations, inspection methods and enforcement.
4. Ability to develop and maintain an accurate understanding of the City's
Comprehensive Plan, Zoning Ordinances, Subdivision Regulations and other city
codes.
5. Skill in evaluating the quality and value of construction and remodeling projects.
6. Mathematical skills as applied to building construction principles.
7. Skill in handling customer complaints and general information requests regarding
codes through phone and/or personal contacts.
8. Basic skill level with personal computers and Microsoft Word and Excel
spreadsheet software. Ability to learn and use other software as required.
9. Ability to develop and maintain effective working relationships with a wide variety
of City personnel and the general public.
10.Ability to occasionally attend meetings or perform inspection activities on
weekday evenings and/or weekends.
11.Ability to deal discreetly with confidential information.
12.Ability to prioritize work responsibilities and effectively utilize time.
13.Ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing.
EXAMPLES OF PERFORMANCE CRITERIA:
1. Ensures that all permits issued meet requirements of state and local codes and
ordinances.
2. Permits are issued and inspections are performed in a timely manner.
3. Requirements of state laws and local ordinances and policies are met.
4. Records are accurate, current and efficiently maintained with information readily
available, and reported in a timely manner.
5. Preparation of required and requested materials and reports is timely, thorough,
and complete.
6. Public contacts are courteous and businesslike and the information provided is
accurate and timely.
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7. Develops a positive relationship with residents, contractors and others.
8. Performs assigned tasks with minimum direct supervision.
9. Keeps supervisor informed of all significant matters he/she must know to perform
his/her responsibilities effectively.
10.Expenditures are within budgetary limits.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
1. Completion of formal recognized course work in building inspection technology
and administration or equivalent.
2. Certification as a Building Official by State of Minnesota is required.
3. Certification as Building Inspector and Plans Examiner by I.C.C. or equivalent
credentials is desirable.
4. Must be capable of safely performing physical actions necessary to conduct
inspections at, above or below ground level of construction sites.
5. Four years of responsible experience in construction inspection, preferably in a
municipal government setting, or equivalent education and training.
6. Valid Minnesota Class "C" driver's license.
SUPERVISION OF OTHERS:
1. Some direction may be provided to office support personnel.
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Meeting Date: 3/20/2007
Agenda Item: .L) ) ,
City Council Agenda Report
City of Scandia
14727 209th St. North, P.O. Box 128
Scandia, MN 55073 (651) 433-2274
Action Requested: Discuss process for City Administrator performance evaluation.
Deadline/ Timeline:
Background: • The employment agreement between the city and the
Administrator provides that there will be an initial performance
review after six months and annually thereafter. March 5, 2007
was the six-month mark.
• I can provide examples of forms or other materials that have been
used by other cities to evaluate their administrators, if that would
be helpful.
• The Council may wish to schedule a special meeting, which may
be closed, to conduct the evaluation.
Recommendation: I recommend that the Council discuss the process you would like to
use to conduct the evaluation and determine what the next steps will
be.
Attachments/ • None
Materials provided:
Contact(s):
Prepared by: Anne Hurlburt, Administrator
(administrator evaluation process)
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Meeting Date: 3/20/2007
Agenda Item: 9. a)
City Council Agenda Report
City of Scandia
14727 209th St. North, P.O. Box 128
Scandia, MN 55073 (651) 433-2274
Action Requested: Receive and discuss a letter from Robert and Betty Ann Sterbentz,
10860 191 St Street N., concerning the fence between their property and
the Big Marine Lake Store.
Deadline/ Timeline: N/A
Background: • In 2006, a white plastic fence was erected by the owners of the
liquor store(Pat Reicherts, Dave Herber and Vicki Herber) in
2006 on the south side of their property, abutting the Sterbentz's
lot. The required permit(a Certificate of Compliance) was not
obtained and the fence was located partially on the Sterbentz
property.
• The letter and the attachments document negotiations that went on
between the property owners, which culminated in the fence being
removed in December, 2006.
• The Sterbentz's now request that the City compel restoration of
the fence, on the liquor store property, to meet zoning ordinance
requirements for screening.
• Approvals given for this business in 2003/2004 included a
conditional use permit from the Township and a Certificate of
Compliance from Washington County. The latter permit
references a site plan (see attached) which did not include any
requirement for a fence. The minutes of the meeting or other
information on file do not contain any references to fencing or
screening requirements. The site had a long history of use for a
commercial business and the application was considered a
restoration of a prior established use.
Recommendation: The Council should review the letter and give direction for any action
to be taken.
Should the City wish to compel installation of a fence, the procedure
would be to call for a public hearing to consider amending the
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conditional use permit to add a condition, which could then be
enforced upon the owner.
Attachments/ • Letter from Robert and Betty Ann Sterbentz dated February 23,
Materials provided: 2007, with attachments
• Minutes,New Scandia Town Board, October 7, 2003
• Washington County Certificate of Compliance issued January 30,
2004
• Site plan, Big Marine Lake Liquor Store
Contact(s): Robert and Betty Ann Sterbentz,
(651 433-3050)
Prepared by: Anne Hurlburt,Administrator
(sterbentz letter)
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RECEPIED 10860 191 Street North
FEB 2 ���� Marine On St. Croix, MN 55047
651-433-3050
CITY OF SCANDIA February 23, 2007
Mayor Dennis Seefeldt
City of Scandia
Scandia Town Hall
14727 209th Street N.
Scandia, MN 55073
Subject: Marine Big Lake Store
Dear Mayor Seefeldt:
As you know, we have been in contact with you in the past on the issue of the white
plastic fence between Marine Big Lake Store and our property; the fence was on our property
except for about a foot of it at the east end of the fence. We were in contact with Pat Reicherts,
Dave Herber, and Vicki Herber about this matter, (see attached correspondence). As of
December 19th, they did remove the"above"ground fence but not the posts/cement in the
ground, which now, we hope they plan to remove when the frost leaves the ground. They did
state in their letter that we received December 15, 2006 that the posts would be removed by
December 31, 2006,which the below ground posts were not removed. As you will recall the
fence was put up without a certificate of compliance from either Washington County or, at that
time,New Scandia township. We always stated that we wanted the fence to be relocated on to
their property and not removed permanently. We need a fence between the two properties, since
one property is commercial and the other is residential.
We are requesting that you have your City Attorney write a letter to the owners of Marine
Big Lake Store requiring them to reinstall the same type of fence that they removed, between the
two properties, and list the consequences if they do not comply to the City Zoning Regulations.
I have received from Washington County the Zoning Regulations regarding screening
between commercial and residential properties (see attachments). I am sure you have similar
regulations. There are two performance standards that we feel apply to this situation, they are
marked.
1. (E) When a required off-street parking space for six ....(see attachment).
Many days there are over six vehicles parked in their parking area, which
includes cars, trucks, a boat and trailer and a tree trimming company,
"Wright"parks at least 2 or 3 of their large white trucks there every
evening and on weekends. I have photos of the above vehicles.
2. (B) Where any business or industrial use is adjacent to property zoned for
residential use,that business or industry shall provide screening.....(see
attachment).
As I explained in the first part of this letter, Marine Big Lake Store is
commercial and we are residential. There needs to be a fence (the same
type of fence that was there) and constructed the entire length of the
property line that runs west and east and south to north.
This is a gas station that has four pumps which can service up to eight vehicles; lights are
on all night, people driving in and out at all hours, and sometimes screeching their car tires;
horns honking; debris from food and drink containers, bottles and cans on our property. Where
the portion of the fence was up, there was very little debris. Where there was no fence,there was
lots of debris, in fact, there is/was paper/plastic products way down into our swamp. We are
constantly picking up debris, and now with no fence to stop any of it, I can just imagine how
much more noise and physical pollution is going to happen.
Please, put yourself in our shoes, living next to a gas station, especially this one. We
would appreciate your immediate action in resolving this matter. Thank you.
Sincerely,
,02/ ALI
Robert Sterbentz
Betty Ann France-Sterbentz
Attachments: Correspondence (5 letters)
Zoning Regulations (2)
18060 191 Street North
Marine On St. Croix, MN 55047
651-433-3050
November 20,2006
Pat Reicherts
Dave Herber
Big Marine Lake Liquor Store
19261 North Manning Trail
Marine On St. Croix,MN 55047
RE: Your White Plastic Fence
Dear Mr. Reicherts and Mr. Herber:
Concerning our letter of July 24,2006,where in we asked you to relocate the
white plastic fence you put up on our property onto your property, it was not done. Dave
Herber came over one day to discuss this situation, he admitted the fence was indeed on
our property and asked what we wanted done. He said that you did not have any money
to relocate the fence.
We have a solution that will not cost anyone any money. It is:
1. You give us the entire white plastic fence and all the sections and other parts or
hardware of fence that have not been installed.
2. Write a letter to us stating that you legally and at no cost give the fence to us and
have the letter notarized.
3. We, in turn, will then install the rest of the fence.
No further action will need to be taken.
We are giving you 10 days or until November 30,2006, to give us your decision.
If you choose not to agree to the above solution, we will then take legal action.
Sincerely, 4761
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Robert Sterbentz
Betty Ann France-Sterbentz
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Dear Bob and Betty,
Thank you for your letter on the fence. The solution sounds great but we would like
to add to it. What we propose is to co-own the fence with you. What we would do is
split the cost of the installation of the remainder of the fence, to be done in the spring.
In doing so,we all would sign an agreement that would say we co-own the fence and that
all maintenance and repairs would be split equally between both owners. In the event of
removal or replacement of the fence it would be agreed upon by both owners.
Thank You,
Pat Reicherts
Dave Herber
Vicki Herber
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10860 191 Street North
Marine On St. Croix, MN 55047
December 15, 2006
Pat Reicherts
Dave Herber
Vicki Herber
Big Marine Lake Store
19261 North Manning Trail
Marine On St. Croix, MN 55047
Re: The White Plastic Fence
Dear Mr. Reicherts, Mr. Herber and Ms. Herber:
We received your letter on December 1, 2006,with your response to our letter of
November 20th, 2006.
Concerning your letter and what you propose. We will not be co-owners of the
white plastic fence that is already on our property. Our proposal still stands,you give us
the entire fence and all the other sections,parts and hardware for the fence that has not
been installed. We will install the rest of the fence at our expense.
Upon this agreement,we will complete a bill of sale for the fence. The fence issue
will then come to an end. We are giving you 5 days or until December 20`h 2006 to
response to our proposal.
We have consulted with an attorney and if our proposal is not agreed upon we will
then be taking the next step.
Sincerely,
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Robert Sterbentz
Betty Ann France-Sterbentz
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Dear Bob and Betty,
We have made arrangements to remove the fence panels by Dec. 21, 2006. The
post will be removed by Dec. 31,2006. We never put up this fence to encroach or cause
anyone any harm. We will remove the fence and sell it. Sorry for any inconvenience
this may have caused. FYI: There is a lot of buckthorn on your land. Washington
county has a 2 pullers with no rental fee, but there is a waiting list for them. I would
think it would be tough to pull out by hand or with a puller. A skidsteer or herbicide
might be the easiest. Buckthorn has taken over our area and should be eradicated.
Enclosed is some good information on it.
Thank You,
Pat Reicherts
Vicki Herber
Dave Herber
10860 191st Street North
Marine On St. Croix, MN 55047
December 15, 2006
Pat Reicherts
Dave Herber
Vicki Herber
Big Marine Lake Store
19261 North Manning Trail
Marine On St. Croix, MN 55047
Re: The White Plastic Fence
Dear Mr. Reicherts, Mr. Herber and Ms. Herber:
Thank you for your letter that we received in the afternoon of December 15,
2006, stating that you will be removing the fence panels by December 21, 2006 and the
posts by December 31, 2006. Thank you for the information on Buckthorn, we appreciate
your concern.
I am assuming,when you stated that you would be removing the post on
December 31st, that you also mean that the posts and concrete below ground level too.
Then filling the holes with dirt and putting the land back to it's original land form..
Is there any parts of your water sprinkling system on our land? If so,we would
appreciate you, take care of that issue too.
One last issue, on the east end, and to the north of your property there is a very
large pit right on the property line (on your property),when it rains the pit fills up and
then drains across our property to the swamp. It is starting to create a wash out or ditch
going down the hill. This needs your attention or we will be contacting the Washington
County Land Management.
Thank you for your cooperation on these issues.
Sincerely,
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Robe terbentz
Betty Ann France-Sterbentz
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Chapter Two—Zoning Regulations + Part 3—Performance Standards Effective 10/20'97
(I) Fire access lanes shall be provided as required by
the building or fire code.
The purpose of this section is to 1.10 Screening
protect and buffer adjacent uses.
(1) Applicability. These standards apply to
commercial/industrial, nonresidential uses.
(2) Performance Standards.
(A) Screening shall be required when:
1. Any nonresidential commercial-industrial
off-street parking area contains more than
four(4)parking spaces and is within thirty
(30)feet of a residential use.
2. Where the driveway to a nonresidential
parking area of more than six(6)parking4.11
spaces is within fifteen (15) feet of a
residential use.
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(B) Where any business or industrial use(structure,
parking or storage) is adjacent to property zoned
for residential use, that business or industry shall ell
provide screening along the boundary of the
residential property. Screening shall also be
provided where a business,parking lot or industry
is across the street from a residential zone,but not IPI
on the side of a business or industry considered toell
be the front.
(C) All exterior storage in commercial/industrial areas
shall be screened. The exceptions are(1)
merchandise being displayed for sale; (2) materials
and equipment currently being used for
construction on the premises; and(3)merchandise .11
located on service station pump islands.
(D) The screening required in this section shall consist
of earth mounds,berms or ground forms; fences
and walls; landscaping(plant materials)or
landscaped fixtures (such as timbers)used in
combination or singularly so as to block direct ell
visual access to an object. es
The purpose of this section is to 1.11 Siam
protect the natural scenic beauty of
roadsides in Washington County. (1) Nonapplicability. The regulations contained herein do not
apply to signs painted, attached by adhesive or otherwise
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Washington County Development Code el
Effective 10/20/97 Chapter Two—Zoning Regulations ❖ Part 3 — Performance Standards
Parking spaces for uses outlined above may be reduced if a
detailed parking analysis is provided and approved by the
Zoning Administrator.
Design &Maintenance of Parking (4) Design and Maintenance of Off-Street Parking Areas in
Areas in Commercial Districts Commercial/Industrial-Rural and Commercial and
Industrial-Urban Districts.
(A) Parking areas shall be designed so as to provide
adequate means of access to a public street. Such
driveway access widths shall be in accordance
with the State of Minnesota Highway Department
Standards, but in no case shall they exceed
thirty-two(32) feet in width or less than 24 feet in
width. Driveway access shall be so located as to
cause the least interference with traffic movement.
(B) When the calculation of the number of off-street
parking spaces required results in a fraction, such
fraction shall require a full space.
(C) Any lighting used to illuminate an off-street
' parking area shall be in accordance with Chapter
Two, Part 3, Section 1.8 of this Development
Code.
' (D) All open off-street parking areas designed to have
head-in parking along the property line shall
provide a bumper curb not less than ten (10) feet
from the side property line.
(E) When a required off-street parking space for six
(6) or more cars is located adjacent to a residential
district, a fence or screening not less than four(4)
' feet in height shall be erected along the residential
district property line.
(F) It shall be the joint responsibility of the operator
and owner of the principal use or building to
reasonably maintain the parking space,
accessways, landscaping and required fencing.
(G) All off-street parking spaces shall have access
from driveways and not directly from the public
street.
r (H) No parking space shall be closer than ten(10) feet
to any building.
Washington County Development Code
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3Y. New Scandia Planning Commission
October 7, 2003
Page 3
Lot Size variance from 2.5 acres to 1.4 acres for the construction of a porch and garage on
the grounds that the plight of the landowner due to lot size was not created by the
tit landowner. Conditions are 1) all lots must be combined into one tax parcel,2)the building
on Lots 9 and 10 is to be removed by May 1,2004,3) must meet sideyard setbacks of 10
feet,and 4) property owner must submit a certified check of$2,500rto the Township to be
4 held until May 1,2004 or until the garage on Lots 9 and 10 is removed,whichever is sooner.
- Nancy Madden made a motion to approve the Planning Commission recommendations.
Lisa Crum seconded the motion and motion adopted unanimously.
Patrick Reicherts-CUP to Operate Big Marine Lake Store
71,
Planning Commission recommends to the Town Board to grant the variances to Patrick
Reicherts to operate Big Marine Lake Store, 19261 Manning Trail,Marine,MN 55047.
Part of the SE'A of Section 30. To operate one year with primary use being off-sale liquor
with secondary use of bait,general groceries and gasoline. It was also recommended that
variances for exiting conditions of Lot Size 2.5 acres to 2 acres,Sideyard 10 feet to 7.5 feet,
i and Road Setback 40 feet to existing be approved on the grounds that the property has a
,,history as a general store/retail sales. Conditions are 1)Do Not Enter signs on north
easement access and clearly marked No Parking,2) obtain a license to sell Off-Sale Liquor,
3)approval of septic system by the County,4) obtain permits for storage and handling
of flammables,
� � 5 County approval of road entrances and exists,6) meet Township and
County signage requirements,7) meet Township and County lighting requirements,8)
where possible retain or enhance historic nature of building,9) proposed addition and
r outbuilding construction to mirror existing structure, 10) reasonable business hours shall be
established, 11)Township parking standards shall be met as shown on site plan dated
:"41 September 25,2003,and 12) landscaping is done according to site plan submitted. Findings
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"` are it is a welcome and reasonable use of the property.
Michael Hinz made a motion to approve the Planning Commission recommendations. Blair
Joselyn seconded the motion and motion adopted unanimously.
Meeting adjourned.
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New Scandi ownship Clerk
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Department of Transportation and Physical Development
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Stillwater, Minnesota 55082-0006 NJ
Phone:651-430-6875 Fax:651-430-6888
Primary Geocode : 3003220430001 Permit Number : 0010-04002
Applicant Name : Pat Reicherts Township : NEW SCANDIA
Owner Name : Same Issued By : O'Donnell
Owner Address : 11133 189th Street North Marine on St. Croix,MN 55047 Permit Fee : $ 150.00
Contact Phone# : 651-208-6653 Amount Due : $ 150.00
Project Legal Desc: P/O W1/2-SE1/4,Sec.30,T32N,R2OW COPY FOR: TOWNSHIP OFFICIAL ,
PERMIT TYPE
Certificate of Compliance-Commercial
Permitted Use : Addition to commercial building
Authorized Work/Special Conditions for Project Address: 19261 Manning Trail North Marine on St. Croix, MN 55047
1. This permit allows for an addition to an existing commercial building. The use of the building shall be for a convenience store with
gasoline pumps and a liquor store. Any change in use shall require a new permit.
2. Improvement must take place in accordance with the site plan submitted.
3. Grading and drainage improvements must take place in accordance with the grading plan submitted dated as revised January 6,
2004.
4. Landscaping must be completed in accordance with the plans submitted.
5. An on-site septic system must be installed in accordance with a permit issued by Washington County Department of Public Health
and Environment.
6. Lighting in the canopy over the gas pumps must be recessed.
7. Any free-standing light fixture shall not exceed 25 feet in height and shall be at least 5 feet from any property line and 10 feet from
a road right-of-way. All lights shall be shielded. The luminaire shall contain a cutoff which directs and cuts off light at an angle of 90
degrees or less. Before lights are ordered,the owner shall submit specifications to Washington County for approval. All other
standards of the Washington County Ordinance pertaining to lighting shall be met.
8. One accessory building is allowed as indicated on the site plan. The building shall only be used for storage related to the
convenience store and apartment upstairs. No other business is allowed in this building. Leasing or renting the building for storage
or any other use is prohibited.
9. All trash shall be stored inside a building or entirely screened from the road and all property lines.
10. All conditions imposed by New Scandia Township and Carnelian-Marine Watershed District shall be adhered to.
11. A separate sign permit is required for any signage proposed.
12. This permit shall be reviewed annually. After commencement of business activities, if the Washington County Zoning Administrator
determines additional conditions are necessary,they shall be made a part of this permit.
13. Prior to a certificate of occupancy being issued the owner shall contact Washington County for inspection to assure all improvements
are completed correctly. The building cannot be occupied until approved by Washington County.
Violation of any condition of this permit may result in revocation of said permit and/or prosecution.
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PERMIT ISSUE DATE SENIOR PLANNER/ZONING ADMINISTRATOR'
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March 6,2007
Robert and Betty Ann Sterbentz
10860 191st Street North
Marine on St. Croix, Minnesota 55047
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Sterbentz:
This letter is to acknowledge your letter dated February 23, 2007 to Mayor Seefeldt,
concerning the fence between your property and the Big Marine Lake Store and your
property.
The City Council will review your letter at their meeting on March 20, 2007. The meeting
begins at 7:00 p.m. in the Board Room at the Scandia Senior Community Center, 14727
209th St. N. You are welcome to attend.
Please call me if you have any questions. I can be reached at 651 433-2274 or by e-mail at
a.hurIburt@ci.scandia.mn.us.
Sincerely,
Anne W. Hurlburt
City Administrator
cc: Mayor Dennis Seefeldt
14727 209`h St. N. PO Boa 12R Scandia, Minnesota 55073
Phone (651 ) 433-2274 Fax (651 ) 433.51 1'' http.Uouo'w.c.i_scandia.mn.tic
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Anne Hurlburt
From: Patrick Reicherts [twincitie@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2007 12:41 PM
To: A.hurlburt@ci.scandia.mn.us
Cc: vherber@mmegroupinc.com
Subject: Big Marine Lake Store Screening
Attachments: store pictures 026.jpg; store pictures 008.jpg
To: The City of New Scandia.
From: The Owners of Big Marine Lake Store.
It has been brought to our attention that there have been issues been brought before the city about our
store for the screening on the south side of the property. To respond to this issue. We feel we have
adequately met and exceeded all requirements for our site plan. When we first started the project it
was not required to spend the extra money to bring in the largest
Tree spade available to move our existing 30' trees in the back of the lot to be positioned behind Bob
and Betties house. This cost was and extra $250.00 per tree. We could have spent $60.00 per tree to
meet our screening requirement. One day Bob and Betti came home and there were towering pine
trees bordering their back yard. The next step we went out of our way to install a fence bordering the
property. After about six months, I got a call from Ann at Washington County, saying the neighbors
think that the fence is on their property and that I moved the stake that was up. I told her that I would
call the surveyor. I talked to Torrey at Hult Surveying and he came out and dug up the metal rod and it
looked like it had been run over by excavation equipment. He also said that the property line for both
of these properties was overlapping and the stake might not be the actual. They just sided more for the
neighbors due to the new construction. The stake showed that about 100ft+/- was on their property.
We contacted Bob and Betty, via letters to let them know maybe we could work out a solution.
About a week or so later I got another call from Ann at Washington County. She said that she had our
site plan out and that we never got a fence permit and that I should apply for one if I want to keep the
fence. So, we just spent$5000.00 on a fence that benefited the neighbors and now it has to go and who
knows who owns the actual 3'-5' of land in which our properties border. We just wanted the issue
resolved. The neighbors said it would be ok if we gave them the fence,they would put up the
additional fence at their cost. We replied with co owning the fence with them and splitting the cost of
putting up the additional fence. If we gave them the fence they could take it down and sell it or paint it
some color we didn't like. We would lose all rights to a fence we paid for. We told them we would
just take it down and sell it. They replied make sure you take out the footings and I think your
sprinkler heads might be on our property too. Needless to say the fence was chain sawed down and
the poles that were attached to the panels are all wrecked. Some of the panels were twisted and
wrecked also. In the spring we will be removing the concrete footings, filling with dirt and
repositioning our sprinkler heads. The Pine trees are maturing very fast and before you know it you
won't be able to see the house at all. Part of the problem is there is a large quantity of buckthorn on
their property killing all of their under brush and trees .
If that were removed maybe they could plant some maples, oaks, pines. We have no more room on
our side with the way the pines widen out when they grow. We feel the City Council should turn down
the request to add a condition to our site plan,because the screening area has been met with adequate
trees that was approved by the Township and County several years ago. I have enclosed a couple of
before and after pictures of the trees that we moved for screening to the south side of the property.
Thank You,
3/20/2007
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Dave Herber
Vicki Herber
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Meeting Date: 3/20/2007
Agenda Item: 9, h)
City Council Agenda Report
City of Scandia
14727 209th St. North, P.O. Box 128
Scandia, MN 55073 (651) 433-2274
Action Requested: Consider the application of White Rock Ranch, LLC/Mark
Youngdahl for a preliminary plat for White Rock Ranch(2007008)
postponed from the March 6, 2007 meeting.
Deadline/Timeline: 120-day review period expires June 13, 2007
Background: • This project consists of 14 lots on 105.2 acres located on the east
shore of White Rock Lake, straddling the border of Scandia and
Forest Lake. Six of the lots are located at least partially on the
25.6 acres of the site within the City of Scandia. All of the public
improvements for the subdivision are within the City of Forest
Lake. The Forest Lake City Council approved the preliminary plat
on February 26, 2007.
• The Planning Commission held a public hearing on this
application at the March 6, 2007 meeting, and recommended
approval of the preliminary plat subject to a number of conditions.
• The City Council discussed the application and decided to table
the request until the full Council could be present.
• Council members present at the meeting expressed concerns about
protection of and impact upon wetlands, and asked that the
applicant consider addressing water quality by filling or berming
drainage ditches on the site, and/or prohibiting farm animals from
areas near the lake. The need for landscaping to screen home sites
on the lakeshore was also discussed.
• Following the March 6 meeting, the developer proposed some
changes to the plat in a letter dated March 15, 2007 (attached), as
follows:
o The building sites on lots 5 and 6 would be moved to the west,
toward the street and away from the lake. The developer
believes that this would eliminate wetland impacts and impact
on significant trees and woodlands,by eliminating the
driveways through the wetlands and treed areas of the site.
(This would need to be demonstrated by revised plans prior to
final plat approval.)
o Covenants would prohibit livestock grazing and limit the
amount of manicured lawn within the Scandia boundary, in
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order to protect water quality.
o The developer would work with the watershed district to
consider changes to the ditches and wetlands,providing that it
would not alter the site engineering.
o The developer would give the City of Scandia $10,000 to be
used for future water quality improvements.
• Plans, including revised landscape and tree preservation plans,
reflecting these changes would be prepared and submitted prior to
final plat approval.
Recommendation: Unless the Council identifies additional issues that need to be
addressed prior to preliminary plat approval, staff recommends
approval subject to the conditions contained in draft resolution no. 03-
20-07-02, attached. The draft resolution includes underlines and
strikeouts to indicate where text has been added to or deleted from the
conditions as recommended by the Planning Commission.
Attachments/ • Location map
Materials provided: • Excerpt of draft City Council Minutes from 3/6/07
• Letter from Mark Youngdahl received 3/15/07
• Draft resolution 03-20-07-02
• Preliminary Plat
Contact(s): Mark Youngdahl, Senn and Youngdahl
651 351-1450 X102
Prepared by: Anne Hurlburt, Administrator
(white rock ranch prelim plat)
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Scandia City Council
March 6, 2007
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WHITE ROCK RANCH, LLC : PRELIMINARY PLAT
Mr. Mark Youngdahl presented the request to divide 105 acres, with 25.6 acres in Scandia, into 14
residential lots, with the original homestead remaining on Lot 3, Block 2. There would be three
new homes and the existing farmhouse in Scandia, but no new roads in Scandia. There would be
some wetland impacts on Lots 5 and 6 with mitigation on Lot 4. Preliminary Plat approval has been
received from the Forest Lake Planning Commission and City Council. Planner Farrington
presented her findings and recommendation for approval with conditions.
Mayor Seefeldt stressed the priority that White Rock Lake has been given the past years in regards
to water quality improvement. The town has viewed this area as a very sensitive piece of property
and has taken many steps to minimize degradation. Mayor Seefeldt would like the developer to
consider addressing the concerns of water quality protection through restrictive covenants. These
could include excluding farm animals from the lots along the lake(Block 2), and filling or berming
the ditches on the southeast portion of the property to reduce run-off into the lake. Mr. Youngdahl
felt that these were reasonable requests and would address them at the next presentation. Mayor
Seefeldt would also like the landscaping plan to show screening on the lake lots.
Planning Commission recommended to the City Council that they adopt the draft resolution
submitted with the staff report to approve the preliminary plat of White Rock Ranch dated February
12, 2007, with the conditions and findings as drafted, with the following changes: Add Condition
12 "That the Covenants state that owners of Shoreland lots apply best management practices as
recommended by the watershed district", and Condition 13 "That two existing barns would be
removed from Lot 3 to meet accessory structure standards."
Dolores Peterson made a motion to table a decision on the preliminary plat of White Rock
Lake until a full council is present. Pete Crum seconded the motion and motion adopted
unanimously.
The applicant was advised to submit the requested materials on the livestock issue, ditch
engineering, and a revised landscape plan to provide for screening on the lake lots.
ORDINANCE 102 -- AMENDMENT TO DEVELOPMENT CODE REGARDING SAFETY
REQUIREMENTS FOR SWIMMING POOLS
Planning Commission recommended to the City Council to amend Chapter 2, Section 10.31 (2) (I)
of the Development Code regarding safety requirements for swimming pools to state, "A structure
or safety fence of a non-climbable type at least four(4) feet in height, with a self-closing and
latching gate shall completely enclose the pool,but shall not be located within any required yard
areas. " Christine Maefsky seconded the motion and the motion passed unanimously.
Pete Crum made a motion to accept the recommendation of the Planning Commission to
adopt Ordinance 102 Amending Chapter 2, Section 10.31(2)(I) of the Development Code
RE: White Rock Community
TO: City of Scandia
In response to and in consideration of the concerns raised in our public hearing on March 6,
2007, White Rock Ranch, LLC will include the following plan changes to our currently
proposed layout. We would anticipate that these changes would be incorporated as conditions
of receiving preliminary plat approval in the forthcoming March 20, 2007 City Council meeting.
1. Reposition the building pad on Lot #5 to the knolls just west of the proposed wetland
mitigated crossing shown on the plan.
2. Reposition the building pad on Lot #6 to the very south westerly corner of the lot.
3. Eliminate the possibility of grazing livestock on any of the property in Scandia by
including this provision in our Community Covenants.
4. Restrict the amount of manicured lawn area to 1.5 acres within the Scandia
boundaries.
5. Allow the Watershed District to make decisions regarding berms filling any wetland
providing that those decisions would not alter the currently proposed site
engineering.
6. A $10,000 donation will be gifted to the City of Scandia to pay for any future berms
that the Watershed District would approve, all or in part, or for any other water
quality programs that the City of Scandia would chose.
The effect of these proposed changes would be as follows:
1 . Eliminate woodlands restoration requirements.
2. Eliminate wetland crossing requirements without limiting property owners access to
the lake.
3. Shift driveway construction out of the development approval and into the building
permit approval process.
White Rock Ranch, LLC. would respectfully request that the above referenced changes be
included as conditions of preliminary plat approval during the City Council meeting on March
20, 2007. Thank you for your consideration.
Sine
MAR -1 5 2007
Mark R. Youngdahl
Chief Manager CITY OF SCANDIA
White Rock Ranch, LLC.
CITY OF SCANDIA, MINNESOTA
• RESOLUTION NO. 03-20-07-02
WHITE ROCK RANCH PRELIMINARY PLAT
WHEREAS, White Rock Ranch LLC, Mark Youngdahl has made application for a
major subdivision, preliminary plat to allow subdivision of 105.2 acres into 14 lots, of which
25.6 acres are located within Scandia, located at 18881 Keystone Avenue North; and
WHEREAS,the property is legally described as follows:
The Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter and the Northeast Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter of Section 36, Township 32 North, Range 21 West; also Government
Lot 7, Section 31, Township 32 North, Range 20 West, excepting the Southerly 660 feet
of said Government Lot 7; and
WHEREAS, the Planning Commission reviewed the request at a duly noticed Public
Hearing on March 6, 2007, and has recommended approval; and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF SCANDIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, that it should
and hereby does approve the request of White Rock Ranch LLC, Mark Youngdahl for a
Preliminary Plat.
FURTHER BE IT RESOLVED, that the following conditions of approval shall be met:
1. That the building pad on Lot 5, Block 2 is relocated to the knolls just west of the
proposed wetland crossing shown on the plans dated February 12, 2007, eliminating the
proposed wetland impact.
2. That the building pad on Lot 6, Block 2 is relocated to the very south westerly corner of
the lot, eliminating the proposed wetland impact.
3. That the Covenants prohibit grazing livestock on any of the property located in Scandia.
4. That the Covenants restrict the amount of manicured lawn area to a maximum of 1.5
acres within the Scandia boundary.
Resolution No.: 03-06-07-04
Page 2 of 4
5. That Rice Creek Watershed District evaluate the wetlands and make recommendations
for wetland restoration, and that the Applicant implement the recommendations to the
extent possible without altering the currently proposed site engineering.
6. That the Applicant give a$10,000 donation to the City of Scandia to pay for any future
berms or other wetland restoration measures that the Watershed District would approve,
all or in part, or for any other water quality programs that the City of Scandia would
choose.
1.That the Final Plat is cei-stent with the Preliminary Plat dated February 12, 2007.
2 7.That a permit is received from the Rice Creek Watershed District.
38.That appropriate wetland protection measures are implemented during construction.
1.That wetland mitigation is provided on Lot 1.
9.That the woodland replacement provisions for Lot 6 arc followed. Based on the
80 category A, or 160 category B, or 320 category C trees.a revised landscapingplan is
submitted.
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Plan is submitted.
&11. That the Covenants state that Lots 5 and 6, Block 2, have extensive wetlands that
will limit the landowner's use of the land, and that activities that impact those wetlands
(such as utility crossings or driveways) are subject to the wetland regulatory process.
9.That the driveways for Lots 5 and 6 are graded and constructed in their entirety, including
constructed.
10.12. That the grading plans for individual lots are submitted when the owners apply for
building permits.
13. That Lots 1 through 5, Block 2, which have land area in both Scandia and Forest
Lake, are recorded so that for each lot, the two parcels of land cannot be separated, and
that the parcel without the structure cannot be used as a separate buildable lot.
12.14. That the Covenants state that owners of shoreland lots apply best management
practices as recommended by the watershed Watershed districtDistrict.
13.15. That two existing barns would be removed from Lot 3 to meet accessory structure
standards.
14.That all fees are paid.
Resolution No.: 03-06-07-04
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16. That the Final Plat is consistent with the Preliminary Plat dated February 12,2007, except
as noted in these conditions.
17. That all fees are paid.
Adopted by the Scanda City Council this 6th day of March, 2007.
Dennis D. Seefeldt, Mayor
ATTEST:
Administrator/Clerk
Resolution No.: 03-06-07-04
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State of Minnesota )
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County of Washington )
I, the undersigned,being the duly qualified and appointed Clerk of the City of Scandia,
Minnesota do hereby certify that I have carefully compared the foregoing resolution adopted at a
meeting of the Scandia City Council on March 6, 2007 with the original thereof on file in my
office and the same is a full, true and complete transcript thereof
Witness my hand as such City Clerk and the corporate seal of the City of Scandia,
Washington County, Minnesota this day of , 2007.
Anne Hurlburt
Administrator/Clerk
City of Scandia
Meeting Date: 3/20/2007
Agenda Item:
City Council Agenda Report
City of Scandia
14727 209th St. North, P.O. Box 128
Scandia, MN 55073 (651) 433-2274
Action Requested: Consider appointing Tom Boesel, 21060 St. Croix Trail, to the Capital
Improvements Committee.
Deadline/Timeline: N/A
Background: • Councilmember Donnette Yehle has recommended appointment of
Mr. Boesel to the Committee.
• He previously served on the Township's Road Committee
Recommendation: Consider making the appointment.
Attachments/ • None
Materials provided:
Contact(s):
Prepared by: Anne Hurlburt, Administrator
(boesel appointment)
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