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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR SESSION SHAKOPEE, ~INNESOTA NOVEMBER 7, 2007
Mayor Schmitt called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. with Council members Steve Clay, Steve
Menden, Matt Lehman and Terry Joos present as well as Council member elect, Patrick
Heitzman. Also present were Mark McNeill, City Administrator; Kris Wilson, Assistant City
Administrator; Judith S. Cox, City Clerk; R. Michael Leek, Community Development Director;
Bruce Loney, Public Works DirectorlCity Engineer; and Jim Thomson, City Attorney.
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The Pledge of Allegiance was recited./,~ '''''~\
Mayor Schmitt asked ifthere were any additions or deletions to the a~f1<a~ ~Neil~tated
that there was one item to ~dd to the agenda and if~ounci1 agreedJt~~ld ~~;Kn~~\w~e.r the
Consent Agenda, 5.D.3, Jomt Powers Agreement WIth St. Paul flllll'se ~nwgj1KclbtY'
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Menden/Joos moved to approve the agenda as amended. ~~ca~ed 5-0. }f ,,~,,~
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In the Mayor's Report Mayor Schnutt stated be WIll r ~the!l'J'llll house ceremomes for
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Mayor Schmitt asked ifthere were .any ~ddit~~de..: . s.. tOJ~e Consent Age~da. Cncl. Joos
asked to remove 5.E.2, Accept Reslgna110~al10:..." .'IlI'V1sor - Josh Barnck. Cncl.
Lehman asked to remove S.B.2., Waiv .. .~u' .s~eria for 1933, 1939 Shakopee
A venue East and 5.C.I, Request fO~'. E ~rance Funds from MnlDOT State Aid
Construction Account - Resoluti. N". 7'. Cnc'" enden asked to add to the Consent
Agenda, 12.C, Amendment tOt ~e, pier 4 . egarding Fence Regulations and B.A.,
Park and Recreation Fee An~! . · "
Joos/Menden moved to ~ sSUt Agenda as amended. Mr. Mc Neill read the consent
business. Motion parried' - :.' ~ ~.
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Joos/Mende ofI~e} ..eso~.No, 6687, a Resolution Approving the Final Plat ofDean Lakes
6th ~ddl~~rt'~c.t.. .~on,..'t1ons as presented by staff, and moved Its adoptIOn. (Motion
carned un~ onsen 'genda)
J oo~nden .yed:""approve it motion authorizing the appropriate City official to enter into
an exte~ agreiment with WSB & Associates for the preparation of a storm water ordinance
for the Ci .Ofkopee. (Motion carried under the Consent Agenda)
JooslMenden offered Resolution No. 6680, A Resolution Ordering a Feasibility Report for the
2008 Street Improvements Project, and moved its adoption. (Motion carried under the Consent
Agenda)
JooslMenden offered Resol~tionNo. 6681, A Resolution Ordering a Feasibility Report for the
2008 Bituminous Overlay Project, and moved its adoption. (Motion carried under the Consent
Agenda)
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JooslMenden offered Resolution No. 6682, A Resolution Accepting Work on 1 ih Avenue
Extension, Project No. 2006-1, and moved its adoption. (Motion carried under the Consent
Agenda)
JooslMenden moved to authorize the appropriate city staff to renew our AutoCAD Service
Agreement through DLT Solutions for an amount not to exceed $11,448 from the Engineering
budget. (Motion carried under the Consent Agenda)
JooslMenden offered Resolution No. 6689, Appointing Individuals to the Police Services Master
Planning Task Force, and moved its adoption. (Motion carried under the Cons~~t::~~~nda)
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JoosIMenden moved to declare the 1986 Volkswagen Jelta, VIN; WVW~~?W5\95, the
1992 Mercury Grand MarqUIS, VIN: 2MELM75W4NX760172, the 19~8 ontIa~rand~,
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VIN: 1 G2NE15MOSM511 040, and the 2002 Har1:y-Davi?son 12.~P,~\ ~rtst:-!~ V ~t:.~",,?
IHDICGP132K159653 as surplus property. (Motion earned under the x,.!tsent A"ge.\1tia)
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JoosIMenden moved to approve the Joint Powers Agreem~t. Pa . .'}e Department
and the Shakopee Fire Department for use of training ~.glity.<. '~arrielunder the Consent
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JoosIMenden moved to anthbrize the hiring of Ryan ~''lI GIS Speciali~t at Step E of
Gra~e 6 of the CIty'S full-time p~y plan, c~~~ up' '.' ,~su~fessful completIOn of the
reqUIred pre-employment screenmg. (Mot1:' carn: d unde :tll~~onsent Agenda)
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JooslMenden moved to appoint C ",S a ~cen the position of Office Service Worker for
the Administration Departm~nt, ~ '. ~/" rade ~ ~the city's pay pl~: with a work schedule
of 25 hours per week and an e\!ec dat be estaohshed once the pOSItion of afternoon
receptionist has been filled; an di'ct sta ,.begin the hiring process to fill the afternoon
reception position. (M~nICarri' der the. onsent Agenda)
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oos en en movy to apl\:d elm t e amount 0 877.780.24. (Motion earned under
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JooslMe~~e1i ~~t~~~o ~ ''the minutes of October 8,2007, October 16,2007, October 23,
2007 and' ~ftob 29, ~ .' (Motion carried under the Consent Agenda)
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J06 .enden 0 red. ~soluti.on No. 66~4, A ~esolution Canvassing Returns For The Municipal
ElectIO~ moWd Its adoptIOn. (Motion earned under the Consent Agenda)
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JooslMenderi moved to set a hearing for Tuesday, December 4,2007, at 7:00 p.m., or thereafter,
to review the actions of the tobacco licensees, Twin Cities Stores Inc., dba Oasis Market #528,
615 South Marschall Road; Holiday Stationstores Inc. dba Holiday Stationstore #250, 1381
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Greenwood Court; and Valley Liquor, Inc., 1102 Shakopee Town Square. (Motion carried under
the Consent Agenda)
Joos/Menden moved to approve the application and grant an off sale 3.2 Percent Malt Liquor
License to Aziz Corporation, dba Shakopee K wik Mart, 234 West First A venue. (Motion carried
under the Consent Agenda)
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JooslMenden moved to authorize the closing of City offices and facilities the morning of
Monday, December 24,2007. (Motion carried under the Consent Agenda)
JooslMenden offered Resolution No. 6686, A Resolution Certifying Delinquent Storm Drainage
Utility Bills for Collection On the Tax Rolls Payable 2008, and moved its adoption. (Motion
carried under the Consent Agenda)
JooslMenden moved to amend the reservation of in General Fund - Fund Balance for 2006
building permit related activities from $484,110 to $219,517. (Motion carrie~0~~i~e Consent
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JooslMenden offered Resolution No. 6692, A Resolution of the City ~f"g'futkoP~inne~ta
~pproving ~n Application ~om the ~hako V a~ley Am.ateur Hocker~~ia~~ to ~~$1fct Off-
SIte Gamblmg, and moved Its adoptIon. (MotIon earned under tb\ConS~gen~ ,p?
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JooslMenden approved Ordmance No. 786, Fourth Senes", rdm~ce offfit,<y of
Shakopee, Minnesota, Adopting Revisions to City Code Chapte .'.~ ~~dintFence Height, and
moved its adoption. (Motion carried under the con~$1ft~)~ . ~
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Joos/Menden moved to proc,eedwith the Parks and ~n 1 Analysis using Springsled,
Inc. (Motion carried under the Consent Age~~ . ", ,.~ J$
Mayor Schmitt asked if there was any ~~shed to speak on a matter that
was not on the agenda. No one res ded.
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Mr..Loney, Public W:orks Di.~~b~~~" ',:~~coun~fl ~ith the Assessment Hearing on
Delmquent Refuse BIlls from ',' 's'akevI ~$al11tatlon, Inc.
Mr. Loney stated that '* bei /':, ~ed ("consider a resolution that would assess property
owners on taxes PFahle '2l2,' "~. . refuse and recychng semces from the CIty'S
deSIgnated garbag*' auler,ts' · eVllle Samtatton, Inc.
Mr. Lone~~~~"{""; . "s '".' eville Sanitation, Inc. has provided the City with a current list
of delinqt'. ,t ac . g approximately $55,586.81.
Mr:~ ey stat~' . that ,'e City has received letters from two individuals who are appealing the
delinqu garba~ biiIs: David Holt and Joseph Spannbauer.
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Menden/Clay moved to open the public hearing on proposed assessments for 2007 delinquent
refuse bills. Motion carried '5-0.
Mayor Schmitt asked if there was anyone in the audience that wanted to speak at the public
hearing.
Mr. Bill Lloyd, 8477 Grove Circle, stated that he owns rental property. Mr. Lloyd stated that
they had a tenant that moved out and didn't pay their garbage bill. The first notice Mr. Lloyd
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received was when he received the delinquent letter approximately three weeks ago. Mr. Lloyd
stated that he contacted the previous tenant and advised them to pay the bill which they did.
Menden/Joos closed the public hearing. Motion carried 5-0.
Lehman/Menden offered Resolution No. 6679, A Resolution Adopting Assessments for
Delinquent Garbage Bills, and moved its adoption. Motion carried 5-0.
Menden/Joos moved to open the public hearing for Assessment Hearing for the 2007 Bituminous
Overlay, Project No. 2007-5. Motion carried 5-0. ,:>~~"~
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Mr. Loney presen~ed Council the 2007 Bituminous O.verlay, pr?ject.No.~~O>~~Mr. &)fY
stated that the project has been completed and all project costs Identlfi,~. ~he fin J,cost ~
$43~,67~.00 whi~~ incl~des the construction costs, financin~ costs"aif*:, ~,. 'Vi
engmeenng/adnumstrahon costs. Mr. Loney stated that project ~ ~ "Xl~t\iIY
$200,000 under budget. ,,' \ ~ &~l
Mayor Schmitt asked there was anyone in the audience tha;~ak ~e public
heanng. No one responded.. ~ lIIIill
Clay/Joos moved to close the public hearing. MOtiO~ 5-' .
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ClaylMenden offered Resolution No. 6671',. ~ ~g Assessments for the 2007
Bituminous Overly, Project No. 2007-~.'%j"' !JPlion. Motion carried 5-0.
ClaylMeuden moved to open th~ ..' a'" g for '2~7 Reconstruction, Project No. 2007-2.
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Mr. Loney presented Council wit . '~olution~ o. 6678, a resolution which adopts the
assessment for Project~. p7-2. :s,oney stated that the project has been completed and all
project costs identified. 'I\e . cost 1,497,829.17. Mr. Loney stated that the City policy is
to assess 30% of,t~rojec\~i'ts' ,>,,~treet reconstruction to the benefiting p~operties. Mr.
Loney sta~~.<< th~~ed one letter of appeal from James and Canillce Mack.
Mayor se~ ed 1 . '. was anyone in the audience that wanted to speak at the public
heaw:g. No'\e re ionded.
JO:~~~ tlose the public hearing. Motion carried 5-0.
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ClaylMenden offered Resolution No. 6678, A Resolution Adopting Assessments for the 2007
Street Reconstruction, Project No. 2007-2, and moved its adoption. Motion carried 5-0.
Joos/Clay moved to open the public hearing on the proposed assessments for the Fillmore Street
Extension and Alley Improvement Project, Project No. PR2005-3. Motion carried 5-0.
Mr. Loney presented Council with the resolution which adopts the assessment for Project No.
PR2005-3. Mr. Loney stated the final project cost is $250,696.65 which consists of construction
costs, financing costs and engineering/administration costs.
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Mr. Loney stated it's the City's policy to assess 100% ofthe project costs for improving gravel
roads and alley improvements to adjacent property owners. Mr. Loney stated that ofthe
$125,658.40 being assessed for Fillmore Street the city is being assessment 50% or $62,829. Of
the $82,993.10 being assessment for the Alley improvements that city is being assessed $45,420
which is 55% ofthe total assessment.
Mayor Schmitt asked if there was anyone in the audience that wanted to speak at the public
hearing.
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Art Gesswein, 1078 Naumkeag. St., ~ddressed Council. ~r. Gesswein stat~~at h~ ~a~l
property at 435 1st Ave. E, and IS bemg assessed for the FIllmore Street ~t.ort~t~Ion. ,.
Gesswein stated that he is appealing the assessment because the assess~ent>of$':~.~14.6~~as
too high. Mr. Gesswein also stated that he is being assessed $883.,~>@'\~h:)1~~Y,~'i~{:fie
never uses. 6"-\ \.<: '~, },.
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Mayor Schmitt advised Mr. Gesswein that the assessment ~all\was fit ~triCal service
only and not for the actual constructIOn of the alley." . ,"~ "
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Mr. Wally Perry (no address given) slated he is app~ the s,essmentS to the property he
owns at 4071 st Ave. E. because the assessment~ wer~ 0 high.lr. Perry stated he was also
assessed $15,594.20 frontage assessment for{:tn~y ";;.also a~essed $1,766.60 for the
electrical service which was double the coo the ,;thers'13 ,.' ;?'ssessed.
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Joe Adams from Shakopee Public .' . '\ itie.. pIa, d the~ouble assessment cost to Mr. Wally
Perry's property. . '1",
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Mr. Jim Perry, 403 E. 1 st Ave., 61,. " ul:, . 'ke 0 ,,~il to consider only assessing the alley that
actually runs the length of his bUl .,(!> which.l: 38'3" and not the extra 18' that TUns passed his
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Mr. Charles Cap~~ 937~" ,'fold Council his concern about the excessive assessment
for the constmctlOn o~ e Street.
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Mend~ ove<!. . lose the public hearing. Motion carried 5-0.
Mf~'-4l woul jke t)fable the proposed assessments to receive further information regarding a
cost b~Y}S and a more detailed breakdown of the total cost of the project.
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Lehman/Clay moved to tabl~ Resolution No. 6685, adopting the assessments for the Fillmore
Street extension and alley improvement, to study it further. Motion carried 5-0.
Mr. Loney stated that this issue is more a policy issue and a need for direction from Council on
the assessment policy. Mr. Loney stated that the assessment policy is for 100% of the cost for
each adjacent property owners.
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Cnc1. Lehman stated that he had 5.B.2, Waiver of Subdivision Criteria: 1933, 1939 Shakopee
A venue East, pulled from the consent agenda because he is questioning what happens when it
comes to roofing one roof but yet they are considered two separate properties.
Mr. Leek stated that property owners would need to cooperate together and get the project done
and a permit submitted for it.
LehmanlMenden moved to approve the requested waiver of subdivision criteria for sideyard
setback in the R-IB Zone to allow a zero foot side yard setback at PID 27-052048-0 located at
1933 and 1939 Shakopee Avenue East. Motion carried 5-0. ~~::%~~~~,
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Mr. Lehman stated that he pulled S.C. I, Consider Resolution to Ohtain 1t~cum~ce
Funds from MnlDOT State Aid Construction Account, from the cons~~1{g . ndi!~~;:~~cl. i;l1unan
questioned why the City is asking for an advancement of funds. ~ "''',, }'i:-< "'~J:i>";:::::'
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mterest on It rather than wlthdrawmg It yearly. ,~" .~ \ ~
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MendewJoos offered Resoluti~n No. 6673~ A R":'OI~~~g '\!llroval of Advanced
Fmancmg ou Approved MumClpal State AId ProJec~o .', ,'ts adoptIOn. Mollon carned 5-
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Lehman/Clay moved for a recess. Motion .t. ~o." ,'4w/
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Mayor Schmitt re-convened the me . g a....}; 5 .
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Mr. McNeill stated that Coun . ~m d'.~~'>;onsider'~ccepting the resignation of Recreation
Supervisor Josh Barrick. M'. ei ' state' Mr. Barrick signed an agreement in September
of 2005 after receiving his secon', . convie Ion. The agreement Mr. Barrick signed stated that
ifhe received a third D . ~ . .~oulct"n:'..d to resign with the City of Shako pee.
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Mr. Barrick a~ d CO~ ,il1l'led that what he did was wrong and has entered a
treatment ~~4am~. aske ~~unci1 to reconsider his resignation.
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Cnc1. Joo~ve to ac~ he reSIgnatIon of Josh Barnck from his pOSItIOn as RecreatIOn
su?~t,e~ . Noveulher 5,2007; and authoriZed staff to begin the hiring process to fill
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Several pel1 .iJ:lm the audience requested a chance to speak before a vote was taken by
Council. Mayor Schmitt allowed the audience to make comments.
The following audience members spoke on behalf of Josh Barrick. Eric Lindstrom, 13991
Clearview Dr.; Kallie Bernier, 1963 Boiling Springs Rd.; Linda Hespenheide 14041 Autumn
Trail; Steve Czech (no address given); Ed Loiselle (no address given) Randy Kubes, 1244
Monroe St.; and Lindsay Duncan, 1275 Tyler St.
Lehman/Clay moved to table the resignation of Josh Barrick directing staff to come back with
alternatives. Motion carried' 5-0.
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Mayor Schmitt asked for liaison reports from Council. Cnc!. Clay stated that since the Park and
Ride opened up the Transit Committee will be focusing on future transit issues. Cncl. Menden
had nothing to report. Cncl. Joos stated that he attended the Shakopee Public Utility
Commission Meeting. Discussed at that meeting were the connection fee increases. Cncl.
Lehman stated that on November 29, 2007 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Congressman Klein is
hosting a federal grant writing seminar.
Mr. McNeill asked to move 13.F.2, 2008 Budget Update and 12.A., Proposed 2008 Telecom
Budget to the November 20, 2007 Council Meeting due to the lack of time to <li~~~~\~ese items.
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Michael Leek, Community Development Director, presented Council wi~ ~m;,\ to St.
Francis Regional Medical Center-South Valley Health Campus Plannsel~lnt D ..~ opme~. Mr.
Leek. stated that the applicant is requesti~g that waivers be approv:,d~'() ':"~){~ al~1tie~
creatIOn of a parcel for separate ownershIp for the newly constru9:ttd m . e:al offi~ qJjt ldmg.
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Mr. Leek noted a changed to 3.b in the Resolution No. 668>8~l;~e it~ sho~\et~> "the deed
creating the parcel for the M,OB .to be r~corded with S~2~COl.ii1f~COPY of the recorded
document be forwarded to the City for Its files." (~~
MendenJLebman offered Resolution No. 6688, ~pS an '.' ndment to the Planned Unit
Dev~l.opment for South V al~ey Health Cam~,~~llo~iver,?dfor t~e Creation of an .
AddItIonal Parcel and Denymg a Request ie5 ddIfonal &l'tffflent SIgnage, and move Its
adoption, along with the word change .~~: "the deed creating the parcel for
the MOB to be recorded with Scott". . t ., d a . . yo e recorded document be forwarded to
the City for its files". Motion c . d ~)~
Mr. Loney presented Council A . ePti~ ",Feasibility Report for Beckrich Park Estates and
Krystal Estates Sanitary,: Sewer an ater 1m ovements, Project No. 2007-10.
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Cncl. Joos excuse~,'hims~as'. ember because he lives in Beckrich Park Estates.
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Mr. ~oney Pffisented uncrwith t e feasibility report out1ini~g the project costs, project
fundmg all~s . r. s~tary sewer and water to Beckrich Estates and Krystal Estates.
Mr. Lon!:~te ~ t of the improvements are assessed 100% to the benefiting property
o~xc~ o},:,sizing of the sanitary sewer and wat~ain. . Those costs would be
pafa ;s:e '. ,mtary Sewer Fund and the Shakopee Pubhc Uuhues Trunk Water Fund.
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Mr. Lone.m~!lt'bre are a few items Council will need to discuss. They are as follows.
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· Should the City participate in the reconstruction cost of Hampton Circle due to the
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sanitary sewer line being extended on this roadway?
. If a waiver of assessment agreement is signed, should the 2007 trunk sanitary sewer rate
be utilized even though the assessment hearing and final assessments would not occur
until 2008, or just us~ the sanitary sewer trunk rate at the time of the assessment hearing?
. The assessment of the Shakopee Public Utilities water connection charge increase. The
City would be assessing those connection charges and would have to prove benefit if it
exceeds the amount listed in the assessment agreement.
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Mr. Loney said the total assessments per lot in Beckrich Park Estates would be $29,514.01 and
$98,134.38 per lot in Krystal Estates. Mr. Loney responded to questions from Council members.
Mayor Schmitt supported assessing at 30% for Hampton Circle, as a street reconstruction
project.
Mr. Joe Adams, Planning and Engineering Director, Shakopee Public Utilities (SPU), noted that
Mr. John Crooks, Water Superintendent, SPU, reviewed the records on file and found that, when
installed, the water and pipes were installed according to SPUC standards.
Ms. Jodell Kirkland, 736 Barrington Dr., stated she is the president for the Bec~~.h~ark Estates
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~ome~wner~ Association. Ms. ~rkland t~anked Council and City staff fo.~<~tt of the~~;:(k put
mto thIS project and hopes the project contmues to move forward. ,,' \
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Menden/Clay offered Resolution No. 6683, A Resolution Receivin~" ,epo~nd ~l~ni~
Hearing for December 4,2007 for Beckrich Park Estates and ~al E~~~g~S~i~~~~wer and
Water Improvements, Project No. 2007-10, and moved its ad,9Pti01i~otI 'parr}i~14-0. Cncl.
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Menden/Lehman moved to direct staff to use the rec<#s ",., perce', ',' '" e of assessment for
Hampton Circle and use the 2007 trunk sanitary sew(rate. ~on carried 4-0. Cncl. Joos
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LehmanJMenden to consolidate 13.F.2, 200 ud. Upd~cf 12.A., Proposed 2008 Telecom
Budget and discuss them on at the ~o~'" ,., ..~g at 5:30 p.m. Motion carried 5-0.
Jamie Polley, Director of Parks, ~ IJft Nat . Resources presented Council with the
Park Naming - Autumn Hill P~, ,01 No. 6690 and Clover Leaf Park, Resolution No.
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Ms. Polley stated that ~~ ' p~icatI wve been' rece~ved from the ~h~opee Super Seekers 4-
H Club. The Park$,and R\fr ' Ad ory Board revIewed the applIcatIOns and are
recommending tlit~~1fi~e ; "dependence and Crane) park be named Clover Leaf and
the Valley C eek Cro "ng ( ergreen Lane) park be named Autumn HIll Park. The thIrd
applicatioar 1&", " "ouir~ 'side NW (Hackney Ave.) or Countryside Southwest (Caspian
Lane) sa~ Ri . ,le Par . . '. s application was denied because the naming policy does not
spedically ~~es associated with the School District. Tbe Board felt that the City Parks
sh6l1: emain a oci "11 with the City through names that meet the park naming guideline.
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JOOS/CI),~~esolutiOiI No. 6690, A Resolution ofthe City of Shako pee, Minnesota
Naming the '~utumn Hill Neighborhood Park", formerly known as Valley Creek Crossing
(located at 1956 Evergreen Lane), and moved its adoption. Discussion followed.
Cncl. Lehman asked if the parks could be named during the platting process so the parks aren't
labeled and known as a development name such as Valley Creek Crossing.
Mayor Schmitt suggested labeling the parks with the new name as well as the neighborhood they
are located within such as Autumn Hill at Valley Creek Crossing.
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Mayor Schmitt asked for a vote on the motion. Motion carried 4-1 with Mayor Schmitt
opposmg.
Menden/Clay offered Resolution No. 6691, A Resolution of the City of Shakopee, Minnesota
Naming the "Clover Leaf Neighborhood Park," formally known as Greenfield West (located at
2777 Crane Street), and moved its adoption. Motion carried 5-0.
LehmanlMenden directed staff not to prepare a resolution naming Saber Ridge Park and find
another name. Motion carried 5-0.
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Mr. Loney presented Council with the Review of Draft Scott County 2008-~~17 Trarl~1;l.i)rtation
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Mr. ~oney said the purpose of this item is to review the County's ~;:~OO~::i?l ~~~:~d
provIde comments to the County. Mr. Loney stated he has attacheU th~t lettef~wtt,fi
respon~es to t~e ~ounty on the ~arious pr~jects in the City o~Shaka~ee. ~io~tt reviewed
the projects wIthm Shakopee WIth COunCIl. .;;::,~ \ 'l~}v
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Council was fine with the document Mr, Loney had ~' r u'e '~ty, p
Kris Wilson, Assistant City Administrator, presente~il ~\ the 2008 Medical and Dental
Insurance Renewals. ~ ", "~ !
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Ms. Wilson stated that Medica has Off~~ . ~w>n to renew health insurance
offerings with a premium increase>, ' ,10 ~p , 'ng oh the plan se~ected.. Ms. Wilson st~ted
that there are two plans offered to 5" .;' de ,:lble plan combmed With a health saVlngs
account (HSA) and the ~aditi&t~:.. WI ,,~~$3?0 dollar deductible. Ms. Wi~son stat~d that ~t is
recommended that the CIty c"on" ,,ut;>, 0 H ',~,m the same amount that the CIty contrIbuted In
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Ms. Wilson also ,.CUS~~:"'{ dental insurance, Delta Dental is offering a renewal at
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Menden/JO'()~, thb~e the appropriate staffto enter into contracts with Medica and
Delta DeI1\~tor ' e ren :..of group insurance plans for 2008, at the quoted prices, and offered
Re~ttion "$\,66 A Resolution Adopting the ~ity ofS~akope~'s C~ntribution Levels for
Em~"\,, fophe Year 2008, and moved Its adoptIOn. DISCUSSIOn folJowed.
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Cncl. Le '~~eJtld like the City's HSA contribution lowered in 2009.
Mayor Schmitt asked for a vote on the motion. Motion carried 5-0.
J ooslClay moved to extend the Council meeting passed 11 :00 p.m. Motion carried 4-1 with
Cncl. Lehman opposing.
Cncl. Joos stated that he needed to leave the meeting. Mayor Schmitt excused Cncl. Joos.
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Mr. McNeill, City Administrator, presented Council with the Fire Chief SelectionlRecruitment
Assistance.
Mr. McNeill stated that there are extra steps involved in the selection process for this position
since it is a department head position. Because this is a first position in a full time status,
assistance from a professional recruiting firm is desirable.
Mr. McNeill stated that PDlis a national firm that has a great deal of experience in recruiting
and screening fire command staff. Mr. McNeill stated that the City used PDI for selecting police
command staff. Mr. McNeill outlined for council the process PDT uses. "<<&~'-.~,,
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~r. McNeill.stated the propose~ cost would be $18,.000, plus $500 per b$\~kgr~dCheC~~f
mternal candIdates. Mr. McNeIll stated that the poltce department can$~o lJackgiie.':yp.d ~
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investigations on the external candidates.>;'^~,"} ):~ '<~",:,,*'f'
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Lehman/Menden moved to approve the hiring of Personnel D,eci~~,s, In~",facil~at~ the
~~~~itment and selection process for the full-time ShakOP~~hIV posit'~~<;:Motion carried
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Mayor Schmitt asked if there were any questions or ;,; ncerns'~
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Ed SchwaesdalJ, Fire Chief, stated that at th ~"" he A1stantFire Chiefs pesitien was
tabled. Mr. Schwaesdall stated that the fir,e, ' art' , ent WI ,,'l).~onductmg electlOns the
fellewing week. . ~'~.
Mayer Schmitt stated fuataf the JI = :: .in$ he fir . . partment erganizatienal chart was
adepted. Hewever, fer 2008 ~ ~ sa :... .or! tak.i!l'g a half-time chief and turning that pesitien
mto an ASSIstant Chief and a'Ual", ,tw . more,; tIme people on top of that. Mayor SChmItt
feels the budget does not support' ":, ~~ssistante . ef at this time.
ClaylMenden me."ed ~'~ceed with fi~g the fire department .officers accerding
to the approved o~ "ch', , d plan fer fundmg all .of these peslllOns threugh 2008.
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Mayor f!lei." itt' ,te~" fei~ in disagreement with the motion because of the budget.
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Crr~ state. 'lhat%s metien was te start the process fer 2008 and allew the .officers te be
selecte ~. ext wee'. Cncl. Clay stated that after the new Fire Chief is hired he could make the
decision t~~9<Wing year ,f he will continue the need for an Assistant Fire Chief.
Mr. McNeill asked Mr. Schwaesdall ifhe would be willing to decrease his budget by $8,000 to
support having the Assistant Chief. Mr. Schwaesdall stated that he would be willing to do that.
Mayor Schmitt asked for a vote on the motion. Motion carried 3-1 with Mayor Schmitt
opposmg.
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MendenlLehman moved to adjourn to Tuesday, November 20,2007, at 5:30 p.m. Motion
carried 4-0.
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The meeting was adjourned at 11 :38 p.m.
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~th s. Cox
lty Clerk
Kim Weckman
Recording Secretary