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1974-10-07_COUNCIL MEETING
AGENDA ENNA CXTY- CGUMML sue-��h i kcVua!'JII I WE're, a cDE fliepten. -h r 9 . w-1 16 mid of SgXec in]. of sepcembe:v 12, 19 and `26 1,974, app rcmed as �; asbmftted oo cmin cted by vary iem rag .�.�_. �.�....®� . m , secanded try LMr,, .M ll 03N� SMI A xaU}'L cR E �lR "i its of !i'U10 4 >4'. by ctk. Arml ys —'Y's of Assessment by City Mgnage.wn kmec ivZors heard. It Co =wil wishes to Prmaed' &Ctirwn by W.2clution ogdaz;-iz ng Mse nt. 3%5 Favorable l? w-11 g7zTe Rv pass. L, -%zweet lmpmmamnt 1b. WI-173 4 liQ:'1y6�4pJq+Sg,m GSWe i�q�� {+�-yyevr�,�Xg1pMVw {L�V6.�� 5. l�L"3J6�i1� :re'-'.'ie X1��3oX°t,'tveuent 13e A♦ 'n• + ")'�,��V Ba 1974 Oiling 710 �dTE"Me mmumss Ga zuT Y -m rs l�sd!��a' a;�: as,g uati .e. by me, ti. p Gei tz— Ta -c�i7 by -Plzmnimg Depavrmeazf: p '.:r he,sA°d. R —Yst Fna ding =qIA- ca of G rtli i"� only. 4/5 0ava- ri.2 rle eclIcall -tmte: te, Res 1.3 Wcoad seemad nft L "Lamce, We, 311 -A7 - Vag rr&ar-ship Im'esturantz, Inc.. (The Windings) tammrl iztui 919174 to Planned Resident-146a), (P 3) Q;47I?i;inwad from 9/16174o o va xst rt'.z aaing ��;3;� �.�m .l.7s,.i,�� `.±����°e4�� �1�� °�'�'A�'�Y�a;•?g�:�`D.l�$��� ei�.`�:�dtn�:���s �1�K %.ebl�,e,;�t�;��;� � sE ITr,zk ;1xk; by Clare.. 1 "seaataatiura by Planning Dauaai:t wnt?o Speatet wipes b.etrd, Tirst ftMi 9, ReVix- cAk %. ing sag a sa -me9e tm?;y 5 F�zvip��rable �,�l lc all to pass if Second MZP-edUig 91muld be- uaina,h p A. Dail &. Yzr t' evelapment aT��� a - ReWean Fmbri-Tek and Edima Vest pa w-meas actiam by iiG'v,`. utlaw, 3 ,F5 Dw:ik_ivable r"t°a3Y ta'"•all. `v oltte to j ass o Ao i . Rai. .9 313ke-yc e Paths W. MARD Off BL�, T-abuirMit,aa r. Rf..mmg •admtiiaa b Ivy City Menage ," ACU- Gn of, C Al by e^ttimi o A� Madly Equippannt, (Cent i-nuesu . ^rr. 9116/74) A,, Planning fkmmi3sian 0 2 nal P".Lx* Ap -twat. w.o ' -haw V12nd: ng&; (Qm�•l hued ftm 9,19174) b o Ez,81min 1st AdditAc k9w !masu -d fymm es � 161 7 4 2. Set mat ; Date ,, llowdln�mwe Amuml-m�-nn Mies C. mice Of CM AM - V,,ar : D. M Q.,rpibev Cab BiGmtenus.- atl tltSvmiU,nw "'D2 TmodUma l olm,�2' � i� Budsea G. Cgmlft.tea " Ottobar 7, 1974 Agandra e 1,, Vstwpolit= Sewer Board Estimate ag Cast, for 1975 J. Feasibility Frz orr, and SaZ �grkng ft- Flo yo k Avenue ewAefflW Lan L. United Memel Sales in Industrial Zcatng M. P.,-,MaP1n County - 1 %ftnee Ave, HQa.lk.4n Rwd Traffcle- slgwul NN ' 3annepin Ca Sy G Tayou . 23 3 _ aaa&,,v d 1.8 Agieemeat 0. F1W Pmventl, wCou P. Budget Q. Split Mquor R. Employes M-s plL zy Appeal 11a NU MS by My 1,12mager,, WLrst 2ecAing �quix s offezlaa.g of OxdLnenca rsaAyv 143 aawable- wllz.zll 54z)Ts 9co, paL13 if end fta d sabsuld be valved. A. CxdLna=e MO l07 - Recycling 0 xt,� Bo ftdinwige No. 404-Al - fttez.ding Bull ldlmg Pets - Landrscaping Palms Co Do. 451 -A2 - Sign Ox- dia @uce Ameadkwnt D. ordinance no. 121 -.13 - Veterans @ Dag ®bsei rvance Ix. RN .. A. Cancellation of Aid Valccaz Tames B. Suburban NuxolrZ 8eivice. .IBM Aa PWtup 04%asak fer Wate.z Dep &:Ogmnt B. Puzeba3se Q -R Tenillmr C, Water Ommmticu Bids Zqr A=eaan P°, eery & Pa -ek Vep&Tt=MC capital 7xV -WDg8 E. Ugawg Fund as of 8/31174 F. CuaLms Paid. lbtion 0i, apaaa&d by ftg t of the 11 1 ZJ-L Ca am "r pm-ust 7, 1974.- Gem-=I Funds, $81,635.69c CanstiwUen Pw A9 $3,983.52, ftzk Vands, $94,410a13s Wdker Fundy Uquar Fund, 941„904 98 Sewer .Nhwdo $44,470.61„ UVgvvemants,, X371,262.508 Teez- b © b50,888.7 i rAid Akm� can - fLrmatLan e:9 payment *9 the 9611ma ing OWim -0 Gemm-al, :G' :, $8,729.61; Park Fund, $30877.50gCaoaructLez- Pund, R0412, 9R Vatwx PkwA, $1,340.73; Liquor Fmda, $9. 1,874.49E Sewao Mote, 41.951 TMal, 1i4.W,236J C. Purchaea AgreP.Btsnt H. Treasurer's Report as of 8/31/74 i ANALYSIS OF ASSESS14ENf LEVY N00 5966 COIMTY NO. B -173 FOR-* STHEBT 02ROVEMENT N00 BA -173 LOCATI(Mo County Road No. 158 (Vernon Avenue) from Gleason Road to 100 feet east of Villa tray CONTRACTOAo Paid to Hennepin County CONTRACT APIOUNTs $4+1,476093 ENGINE BRING AND CLERICAL (Z,,'7.)-. fl 659.08 P,3,136001 W.O. 054716 - G. L. Contracting, Inc. - Utility Work 2,118050 $45,254051 PUBLISHING AND SUPPLIES: 50000 $4-5,304.51 CAPITALIZED INTEREST @ 5% Two years 4 473 0 05 TOTAL CMIS3RUCTION COS T O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O $49, 777 O 56 ASSESSABLE UNITS: 10,284.62 feet ESTIMATED ASSESS MT - $4009 PER ASSESSABLE FOOT PROPOSED ASSESSMENT - $4084 PER ASSESSABLE FOOT ASSESSABLE COST: $49,777056 COMITY CHARGE.- 71 Parcels @ $0050 each parcel 3_5050 $49,813006 TO BE SPREAD OVER 10 YEARS - 1975 three 1984 FIRST YEAR PAYABLE 1KTH 1974 TAXES COLLECTED IN 1975 FIRST YEAR'S INTEREST FIGURED @ 57. OF T0V L PRINCIPAL TIMES 1.23 (450 days) AFALYSIS OF ASSESSMMT LEVY NO. 6047 COUNTY NO, E -19 FOR% STREET1 1t1M®VM0KT NO. 8 -19 LOCATIOls Huy. 0169 -222 three its intexsecrtlon with Interlachen Blvd. and Brookside Ave. with construction of a temporary connection on Htnf 0269 -232 from anterlachen Blvd, to S mnit Ave. Breook&Lde Ave. connection frown; Rutledge Ave. and West 49th Street to Intetrlachen B-Ilvd- Link Road from Eden Avenue to Buy. 0169 -212 CONTRACTOR: Bury and Carlson, Inc; CONTRACT_ AMOUNT: ;103,151, 69 ENGIi NGs IEgil Wefald & Associates (Engineering, planning, ,evasions) 47,239.74 CFMICAL ( 27.) o W.O. 036.326 - Rihhey Engineering - 11265 feet structural plate .beam guard rail - 52ri.d & Hankerson W.O. 036118 - Edina Electric - change service D.S. Station W.O. 039776 - Batzli Electric Co. - 168 feet conduit W.O. 040527 - Edina Electric - move pole from traffic control lights H.O. C4624-8 - Bury & Carlson, Inc. - seal coating not :included in contract aatmouat Transfer from BA -86 - change order plus 10% engineering - closing West 52nd Street Hennepin County - Projects CP 6733 and CP 6510 Hark Hurd - Aerial daps Bather Engineering - Traffic study � Brauer and Associates - Landscaping planning Payment Receivedo Hennepin County e Construction costs $26,719.09 State Aid - Construction costs 59,140.92 Hennepin County - Traffic signals 5,550.00 State of Minnesota - Traffic signals .11,100.00 /0 Z16.0I PUBLISHING AND SUPPLIES: o � CAPITALIZED MEREST @ 57. One Year 2,063.-03 $152,454.46 615038 134.99, 294.00 227.23 2,253.00 3,147.84 5,013.80 403.88 242.25 3.035.59 $167,822.42 102,510.01 $ 65,312.41 75.00 $ 65, 387.4.1 3=265.98 TOTAL CONSTRUCTION COST . . . . . . o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S 68,653.39 ASSESSABLE M41TSs 690,817 square feet ESTDIATED ASSESSNEFT - $0.07039 PER ASSES&gBLE SQUARE FOOT PROPOSED ASSESSMiT - $0.09938 PER ASSESSABLE SQUARE FOOT ASSESSABLE COSTS $58,653.39 COMITY CHARGE: 18 Parcels @ $0.50 each parcel. I . 9.00 %8,662.39 TO BE SIMAD OVER 10 YEAR IS - 1975 th cu 1984 FIRST YEAR PAYABLE WITH 1974- TAY.ES COLLECTED IN 1975 FMST YEAR'S INTEREST FIGURED @ 5% OF TOTAL PRINCIPAL TT ?ES 1.2:3 (450 days) ANALYSIS OF ASSESSMENT FOR: STREET IM0MMT NO. BA -100 LOCATION.- East Frontage Road Highway 0169 -212 from Lit* Road 364 feet aorta CONTRACTOR: Black Top Services CONTRACT ANOINT: Less storm seer cosec (Storm Sewer Noo94) ENGINEBRINGo Egil Vefald & Associates CLERICAL (27.) o Work Order Noo39821 - Superamerica Stations, Inc, Land and Easement - Park of Lot 2, Block 1, Enroth Additicn First Mork Orden No, 39822 - Hennepin County Treasurer - Totes Work Order Noo38581 - Arnold Beckman PUBLISHING ARID SUPPLIES-. LEVY NO. 5966 COUNTY MO. `3 -100 $24v883.37 13.E $11,533037 2,51.4.30 230067 $14,278.34. 129000.00 26040 135000 $26,439.74 50000 626,489.74 CAPITALIZED IRTTEREST @ 57. One Year 1 n 328.58 TOTAL CONSTRUCTION COS . o 0 0 0 0 o e o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ASSESSABLE UNITE, 109,867 square feed: ESTMATED ASSESSMENT - $0014556 PM !ASSESSABLE SQUARE FOOT PROPOSED ASSESSIMT - $0.2532 ...PEk ASSESSABLE SQUARE FOOT ASSESSABLE CO3io $27,818.32 COUNTY CHAMEo 3 Parcels @ $0050 each parcel 1050 $27,819.82 TO BE SPREAD OVER 10 YEARS - 1975 thru 1984 FIRST M0. PAYABLE WITH 1974 TAKES COLLECTED IN 1975 FIRST YEAR'S INTEREST FIGURED @ 5% OF TOTAL PRINCIPAL T'IMS 1023 0450 days) ANALYSIS OF ASSESS?�NT LEVY 1VOo 5954 COUi TY NO. 3074 FOR- . STORM SEWER 90. 93 LOCATION: Interlachen Blvd. from Highway Noo 169 --212 to outbfall between Rankeuson Avenue and Summit Avenue CONTRACTOR- Busy and Carlson CONTRACT AMOUNT: $10,1305.54 ENGINEERIEG AND CTZRICAL X12%3: 1,296.66 $12,102,20 Paymentss Hennepin County $2,204.99 State Aid SSs600o55 30 $05054 $ 1,296066 PUBLISHING AND SUPPLIES- 15.00 $ 1,311.66 CAPITALIZED INTEREST @ A TOTAL Year CONSTRUCTION T �5 �6:i o 15 Yp i9�b+pAL ASSESSABLE COS/3 (�. 0 0 0.. 0 o n o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0� 1�����A�:•J ASSESSABLE UNITS- 69,x+96 square feet ESTIMATED ASSES HENT - $OoW-28 FERK ASSESSABLE SQUARE FOM PROPOSED ASSESSMENT - $0001982 PER ASSESSABLE SQUARE FOOT ASSESSABLE COSTS $ i,3A1�o41 COUNTY CHARGE: 4 Parcels @ $0050 each parcel. 2,00 S 1,, 31'9.411,, 3'9.41 TO BE SPREAD OVER 10 YEARS - 1915 €hru 198E FIRST YEAR PAYABLE WITH 1914 TILXES COLLECTED IN 1915 FIPZT YEAR ° S INTEREST FIGURED @ 5% of TOTAL PRINCIPAL T KES 1.23 X450 days ),,1 ANALYSIS OF ASSESS IT LEVY NO. 5964 CflUNT't EEO, 3074 %FOR. STOR14 SEM NO. 94 LOCATIONso Yern(m Avenue (U.S. Ffvyo #169-212) from West 53rd Street to 300 ft. north of tides` 52nd Street. CONTRACT MOUNT. $13,350000 ENGMERING AND CLERICAL (12%)o 1 A 602 .00 �14,952.O0 Less payments State 9 „08 $ 5,865.32 PUBLISHING AMD SUPPLIES o _ 25. OR $ 5a890a32 CAPITALIZED INTEREST @ 5% One Year 292091 TOTAL CONSTRUCTION COST . G O C G G o C C G O C C O G O C O 0 0 0 0 0 S 6n 183 0 23 ASSESSABLE UNITS. 635,4,81A ASSESSABLE SQUARE FEn ESTIMATED ASSESSNMT - $0.00986 PEP ASSESSABLE SQUARE FOOT PR®POSED ASSESSM -WE •- $0.00973 PER ASSESSABLE SQUARE FOOT ASSESSABLE COST. $6,183023 COUNTY CHARGE: 65 Parcels @ $0050 each parcel 32050 $6,215.73 TO BE SPREAD O[ 10 YES o 1975 tbru 1984 FIRST 9iUR PAYABLE WITH 1974. TAXES COLLECTED IM 197-5 FIRST YEAR'S IMHEST FIGURED @ 5% OF TOTAL PRIECIPAL TMES 1023 (450 days) ANALYSIS OF ASSESSMENT LEVY NO. 5986 COUNTY NO. 1974 FOR: STREET OILING LOCATION.- Parnell Avenue from West 62nd Street to West 63rd Street CONSTR'UCTIONo City of Edina Labor $110080 Equipment 150060 Material 338025 $599085 CLERICAL 6c OVERHEAD 41.95 TOTAL CONSTRUCTION COST, o, a„ o o. o o, o 0 0 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0$641,80 ASSESSABLE WHIT% 1,,210 feet Cost per foot - 530 Interest a 570 ASSESSABLE COST% $64lo60 COUNTY CHMGEs 10 Parcels @ $0005 each parcel 050 $642030 PAYABLE IN ONE YEAR WITH THE TARES COLLECTED IN 1975 (Official Publication) CITY OF EDIHA REFtEPIN COUNTY, 14INVESOTIA NOTICE OF ASSESS-MIT FO, Street Improvements No. E -198 BA -100 and BA -173 Storm Setters No.93 and 94 THE EDUNA CITY COUNCIL will meet on Monday, .October 7, 1974, at 70,00 PJ1. to heap: and pass upon ail objections, if am ;, to the folloiii.ng proposed assessments. These assessments are now on file in the Edina. City offices, 4501 Wes: Fiftieth Street, and open to public inspection. Assessments will be payable in ten equal installments over a period of ten (10) years. First payment of each nsyessment will be payable with the taxes for the year 1974, collectible in 1975, vrith interest oa the entire assessment at the rate of 5t. per annum from the dame of the resolution levying the assessment to December 31, 1975. To each subsequent installment uL11 be added Interest at the same rate for one year on all unpaid installments. The ocher of the property assessed for the following Improvements may prey the whole of the assess- ment without interest to the City Treasurer on or before November 15, 1974' or matte payment with accrued interest to the County Treasurer. L CONSTRUCTION OF STREET IMPROVEMENT NO. E -19 Hwy. x`169 -212 thru its intersection with Interlachen Blvd. and Brookside Ave. with construction of a temporary connection Huy. 1169 -212 frora Interlachen Blvd. to Summit Ave. Brookside Ave. connection from Rutledge Ave. and West 49th Street to Interlachen Blvd. Link Road from Eden Avenue to Hwy. #169 -212 2. CONSTRUCTIO;2 OF STREET IMPROVMW N0. BA -100 East Frontage Road Highway 0169 -212 from Lints Road 364 feet north -- 3. CONSTRUCTION OF STREET IMPROVDIENT NO. BA -173 County Road No. 158 (Vernon Avenue) from Gleason Road to 100 feet east of Villa Way 4. CONSTRUCTION OF STORM SEWER N0. 93 Interlachen Blvd. from Highway No. 169 -212 to outfall between Hanke,:sons Avenue and Summit Avenue 5. CONSTAUCTI(N- OF STORM SCR NO. 94 Vernon Avenue (U.S. Highway No.169 -212) from Nest 53rd Street to 300 feet north of Wiest 52nd Street BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL Florence B. Hallberg City Clerk Please publish in the Edina Sun on September 19, 1974 Please send us 5 affidavits of publication Please send us 2 clippings (Official Publication) CITY OF EDINA HEIVEPIN COUNTYs MINNESOTA NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR Street Oiling - 1974 THE EDINA CITY COUNCIL will meet on Monday, October 7, 1974 at 70.00 P.M. in the Edina City Hall, 4501 West 50th Street, to hear and pass upon all objections, if any, to the Following proposed assessment. This assessment is now on file in the office of the City Clerk and opeu to public inspection. Assessment will be payable oath the traces for the year 1974, collectible in 1975, with interest on the entire assessment at the rate of 5% per aunuma The oxmer of the property assessed for the following improvement may pay the whole of the assessment without interest to the City Treasurer on or before November 15, 1974, or 4make payment -with accrued interest to the County Treasurer. STREET OILING - 1974 Parnell Avenue from West 62nd Street to hest- 63rd Street BY ORDER OF THE CITY COU11CIL Florence 5. Hallberg City Clerk Please publish in the Edina Sun on September 19, 1974 Please send us 2 affidavits Please send us.2 clippings CITY Or EDIDA HENDM'IN C01MTY, I11KINESOTA VOTICE Or ASSESS_1-E11T HEAVING 0_,3 STORM SEWER NO. 94 EDINA CITY COUNCIL %gill meet at the Edina City Hall on Dionday, October 7, 1974 at 7:00 P,M, to hear and pass upon all objections, if any, to the proposed assessment for the above improvement. This work has been completed and all costs have been compiled. These assessments are note on file in the office of the City Clerk and open to public ?nsgecit-ion. CONSTRUCTION OF STOM SEWER NO, 94• Vernon Avenue (U.S. HWY. .169 -212) from West 53rd Street to 3001 north of West 52nd Street ESTItUTRED ASSESSMRMT - $0.00936 PEP, ASSESSABLE SQUARE FOOT PROPOSED ASSESSZ T - $0,00973 PER ASSESSABLE SQUARE FOOT Assessments for the above improvement vili be payable in ten equal consecutive annual installments over . a period of ten years, with first year payable sixth the tax-es for .the year 1974, payable in 1975, with interest on the entire assessment at the rate of 57. per annum from the date of the resolution levying the assessment to December 31, 1975, To each subsequent installment will be added _%iterest at the same rate for one year on all unpaid installments. You may pay the whole of the assessment without interest to the City Treasurer on or BEFORE NOVEMBER 15, 1974. NO F UFCTUR STATEMENT WILL BE ISSUM, BY OItI?ER OF THE CITY COUNCIL September 20, 1974 Norma B. Halloran Special Assessment Clerk CITY Oa: EDINA HEMPIN COUNTY, MIIMMESSTA F GTICE Or ASSESSMMT HEAP311TC ON Street Improvement; No. BA -173 EDINA CITY COUNCIL will meet at the Edina City Hall on Moz?day, October 7, 1971, at , 7 :00 Polio to hear and pass upon all objections, if any, to the proposed assessment for the above improvement. This work has been completed and all costs have been compiled; These assessments are now on file'in the office of the City Clerk and open to public inspection. CONSTRUCTION OF STREET IMPROMMIT CIO, BA -173 County Road No. 158 QV6rnon Avenue) from Gleason Road to _100' Easy: of Villa Way ESTIMEO AS3LSSIMMI T - $4009 PER ASSESSABLE FOOT PROPOSED ASSESS�N -T - $4.R- PER ASSESSABLE FOOT Assessments for the .above 73taT3rovement will be payable in ten equal consecutive annual installments over a period of ten years, vit,h first year pa�able toit h the t aites for the year 1974, payable in 1975, with interest. on . the entire assessment at the rate of 5�o per annum from the date of the resolution levying the assessuieaz to December 31, 1975. To each subsequent: installment will be added interest at the same rage for one year on all unpaid installr, mtsa You may pay the whole of the assessment without interest to the City Treasurer on or BWORE i OVDI3ER 15, 1974, 140 FURTHEi? STATEIMIT WILL BE !SSUEOe N BY ORIisR OF THE CITY COMICIL September 20, 1974 Igo:-aa Bo Halloran Special Assessment Clerk CITY OFE EDINA HMNEPIN CGMY, HICIESOTA NOTICE OF ASSESS M F R117G M4 Street Improvement P-1o. DA -100 EDINA CITY COUNCIL will meet at the Edina City Mall on 14=day, October 7, 1974 at 7.00 P.M. to hear and pass upon all objections, if &ny, to the proposed assessment for the above improvement. This wort, has been completed and all costs have been compiled. These assessments are now ore file in the office of the City Clerks and open to public inspection. CONSIMUC ?ION OF STREET I14PROVEMT NO. BA -100 East Frontage Road Righway #169 -212 from Link Dosed 364 feet north ESTIMED ASSESSMENT - $0.14556 PER ASSESSABLE SQUARE FOOT PROPOSED ASSESMMT - $0.2532 PER ASSESSABLE SQUM FOOT Assessments for the above improvement will be payable in ten .equal consecutive annual installments over a period of ten yearn, with first year payable with the taxes for the year 1974, payable in 1975, ,with interest on the entire assessmeat at the rate of 57. per annum from the date of the resolution levying the assess- ment to December 31, 1975. To each subsequent installment will be added interest at the same rate for one year on all unpaid installments. You may pay the whobe of the assessment without Interest to the City Treasurer on or BEFORE NOVEMBER 15, 1974. NO FURTHER STATMIM MLL BE ISSUED. BY ORDER OF THE CITY . COUNCEL 'September 20, 1974 Norma B. Halloran Special Assessment Clerk CITY OF EDINA HMINEPIN COUffY 0 MINNESOTA NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT HEARING ON Street Iniprovement No. E -19 EDINA CITY COUNCIL will meet at the Edina City Hall on Monday, October 7, 1974 at 7600 P.M. to hear amd pass upon all objections, if any, to the proposed assessment for the above improvement. This work has been completed and all costs have been compiled. These assessments are now on file in the office of the City Clerk and open to public ftspcetiouo CONSTRUCTION OF STREET IMPROVEVJ%T NO. E -19 lh,)yo #169-212 through its intersection with Interlachen Blvd, and Brookside Ave, with constructions of a temporary connection on Hwy, #169 -212 from Interhachen Blvd. to Summit Ave, Brookside Ave. connection from Rutledge Ave. and West 49th Street to Interlachen Blvd, Link Road from Eden Avenue to Hvyo #169 -212 ESTIMATED ASSESSMENT - $O.07039 PER ASSESSABLE SQUARE FOOT PROPOSED ASSESSMENT - $0009935 PER ASSESSABLE SQUARE FOOT Assessments for the above improvement will be payable in ten equal consecutive annual installments over a period of ten years, with first year payable with the tastes for the year 1974, payable in 1975, with interest on the entire assessment at the rate of 57. per as mm from the date of the resolution levying the assess - ment to December 31, 1975. To each subsequent installment will be added interest at the same rate for one year on all unpaid installments. You may pay the whole of the assessment without interest to the City Treasurer an or BEFORE NOVEMBER'150 1974. NO FURTHER STATEMENT WILL BE ISSUM BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL September 20, 1974 Norma Bo Halloran Special Assessment Clerk CITY off_ "• EDINA HENNEPIN COM-M, MIMI ESOTA NOTICE OF ASSESSTINT HEARM ON €T i SLUER NO. 93 a:EYTNA CITY COIVNCIL will meet at the Edina City Hali on Monday, October 7, 19 -71: at 7-.00 Podgy, to and pass upon all objections, if any, to the proposed assessment for the above ?iniprov4men� . This work has been completed and all costs have bees. compiled. These assessrvents are now aid file in f�:he office of the City Cle h and open to public inspection. CONSTERQGTl013 OF STORM SEVIER Fit3<, 93 anberlachen Blvd. from Highway x:0,169 °212'.10 outfall between Hankerson Avenue and Surunit Avenue EST-MATED ASSESSL -T e $04425 PER ASSESSARLE, SQUINEtiE PLOT PROPOSED ASSESwMENT m YuoO 932 PER ASSESSABLE SQUARE FOOT Assessments for the above inprevement will be payable in ten equal consecutive annual installmeabs . over a period of teen yeaz s, ui h first yeas payable wit'n the tair.es for the year payable it 1975, with Rfntarest on the entire assessmien at the rate of 5Y. per annum from the date of thte resa2u ion ,levying ghe assess- ment to Dec,.mbex 31, 1975. to each subseiTale -ar insi,allment be added interest at the same base for one year on all unpaid x�s�a�l�ren�s You may pay the tihole of the assessment .r:ithon , interest to the Citly Treasurer on or bEr -CRE NOVF-a.,MER 15, 197,--. WO FURTHER STATENENT 'HILL BE ISSUED. 'BY ORDER OF THE CITY COiF CIL September 209 1974. Norma B. Halloran Special. Assessment Cleric CITY OF EDINA HENNEPIN COUNTY, MIRNESOTA Noricu or ASSESSMENT HEAinING 0-11 STO11M SEWM NO. 94 EDINA CITY COUNCIL uill meat at the Edina City Hall.on Monday, 0ctober 7, 1974 at 70-00 P.N. to hear and pass upon all objections, if any, to the proposed assessment for the above improvement. This work has been completed and all costs hwie been compiled. These assessments are now on file in the office of the City Cleric and open to public inspecition. CONSTRUCTION OF STORM SEWED M.O. gk• Vernon Avenue (U.S. SlYo #169 -212) gram West 53rd Street to 3GOI north of Nest 52nd Street ESTIMATED ASSESSi 'P $0.00986 PER ASSESSABLE SQUARE TrOO PROPOSED ASSESS T a $0,00973 PER ASSESSABLE SQUARE FOOT Assessments for the above improvement will be payable in ten equal consecutive annual installments over a period of ten years, c•Jith first year payable with the Caves for the year 1974, payable in 1975, with interest on the entire assessment at the rage of 57. per annum from the date of the resolution levying the assessment to December 31, 1975. To each subsequent installment vill be added Interest at the same rare for one year on all unpaid installments. You may pay the whole of the assessment without interest to the City Treast:er on or BEFORE HOVE WR 15, 1374. NO FURTOR STATMENT WILL BE ISSUED,, BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL September 20, 1974 Norma Bo Halloran Special Assessment Clerk CITY OF EDINA IIEAiNEPIN C{3ul 'Y, N11:7- 1ESOTA MOTICE OF ASSESSMT HURING AN Street Improvement loo. BA -173 EDINA CITY CMCIL will meet at the Edina City Rall on Monday, October 7, 1974 at 7.00 P.M. to hear and pass upon all objections, it any, to the proposed assessment for the above improvement. This work has been completed and all costs have been compiled. These assessments are now on file in the office of the City Clean and open to public inspection. CONSTRUCTION Or, STREET 1MF':0UES t ISO. BA -173 County Road Vo. 158 (Vennan Avenue) from Gleason Road to 100' East of Villa Way ESTItIATED ASSESSIE T - $4.09 PElt ASSESSABi' FOOT PpOPOSED ASSESSIff.% -T - $4.84 PER ASSESSABLE FOOT Assessments for the . above improve-,tent will he payable in ten equal consecutive annual installments over a period of ten years, with first; year payable with the taabes for the yeir 1974, }payable in 1975, -with interest on.tha entire assessment at the rate of 57. per annum from the date of the resolution levyitag, the assessment to December 33, 1975. To each subsequent installment will be added interest at the some rate for one year on all unpaid installments. You may pay the whole of the assessment 'without interest to the City Treasurer an or BEFORE l OVMER 15, 1974. 140 FURTM STATEFIE?Nrl FTILL BE ISSUEDo 1. BY ORE'ER OF THE Crff COLWICIL September 20, 1974 rorma B. Halloran Special Asses.>ment Cleric CITY OF EDINA P.ONEPIN C0II5 ,, NIFNIESOTA NOTICE OFF ASSES& -WT EEARIVO CN Street Improvement No. BA-100 EDINA CITY COUNCIL Brill meet at the Edina City Mall on Monday, Cctobeb 7, 1974 at; 7 :00 P.M. to hear and pass upon all objections, if any, to the. proposed assessment for the above improvement. This work has been completed and all costs €cave been compiled. These assessments Sze nov an file .in the office of the City Clerl, and open to public in Soe#iono CONSTIRUCT.ION CI° STBEET 7MRDY2iENT M0. BA -100 1 East Frontage road Highway .169 -212 Ewom Lint; Road 364 feat north ESTI IATED ASSESSEMI3T o $0.14556 PER ASSESSABLE SQUAnE F°00T FROP®SE3D ASSESSNEK m $0.2532 PER ASSESSABLE SQUARE FOOT Assessments for the above improvement will be payable in ten equal consecutive annual Ins`allments over a period of ten years, with first year payable ctigh 6 -he tares for the year 1974, payable in 1975,, with interest on the entire assessment at the rate of 5% per atnnism from the date of the resolution levying the assess - ment to December 31, 1975. To each subsequent installment will be added interest at the same rate for one year on all unpaid installments. you may pray the tghobe of the assessment without interest to the City Treasurer on or BEFORE LVOVMSFR 15, 1974. WO F01THM STATEN DILL BE ISSUED. BY AEG OF THE CITY. COMICIL September 20, 1974 Nora B. Halloran Special Assessment Clerk V CITY o' EDIFA PIN COULITY, I;ZOMESQTA NOTICS CC, ASSESM.,MT HURI M (rM Street: improve-n emt N'o. 8-19 EDINA CITY COLt UL *aill srect at the Edina City Bell an ionday, 6eGober 7, 1974 a 7 :00 P.H. to ;ear° and pass upon all objections, rL any, '&,.'o the pzd c aed assessme:tt for the above improvement;. This z:orh bas been completed and aZll costs have neon compiled. Thase assessrzcnts+ erne nou on file in the office of the Git;y Clark and open to public inspection. Co"oTF:ue now Or STREE'a' E 1 Heap. 6163 -212 through its intersection ulth Interlachen Blvd. and Brodiside Ave. with construction of cannection on Spay. 1169 -212 from. InterBacheh 3ivdi " 6Q' Summit. Ave. Brookside Ave. connect ion €rom Rutledge Ave. and West 49a h Street to lrrt62 Aachen Blvd. UvIt Road from Eden Avenue to Hwy. P169 -212 ESTIMTEO ASSESSY.MiT - $O.07000D PER ASSESSAM SQUARE FOCI' FROPOSED ASSESSMEN - $0.09935 PER ASSESSABLE SQUARE r-COT Assessments for the above inproveraent; will be payable in ten equal consecutive annual inst;alimeiat:s over a period of ten years, with first years sayable with the takes for the year 1974, payable in 1975, with interest on the entize assessment at the rate of Spa per annum from the date of the resolution levying the assess - ment: to December 31, 1975. To each subsequent installment will be added interes : at the same rate for one year on all unpaid installments. You may pay the Thole of vhp assessment; without inte.�;est: to the City Tr-- -zu rer sin oz "BFUMME, NCAVEMBER.15, 1974. NO FURTVER STATMAMT WILL BE ISSBED. BY C:nILEA M TBE CITY CopiI:CIL September 20, 1974. Norma B. Halloran Special Assess"ment Cleric , CITY 0- EDINA HENNEM COMITY, H ROES(YEA NOTICE OF ASSE SRWR REARING ON ST6 4 SEVER 00. 93 EDTiNA CITY COUNCIL will meet at the Edina City Hall oil '?oAdaay, Oct0be-'r 7, 59T0: at ' 7.600 PAM. to hear and pass upon all l objections, if any, to the rp oposed L-lsse:asirar• ,t: for the above iriiagrovement. This work has been co ,,Leted and all costs Tizvawe beexa comniled. These assesweats are now on file 4J%n t;he ofl: -Ace of the City Gle; -k and ()Pen to public inspection. CONSTRUCTION CR STORM 40W DO. 93 Int:erlac9ihen Blvd. f3:om Fish sy " o, 169 -2? 2 to outfaall between M nkerson, A =vane r!na 3vT.Mi ; Pi erne ESTIMATED ASSESS ONT m X0.0428 PER ASSESSABLE SQUARE FOM PROPOSED SSF.e S€TM n $0.01982 ?ER SSESSPUBM, SIZUKT E F -00 Asseo.sIRS'nts, ?'o% the above 'iYpproi7eil ens will be t3dy(; ble ?:--n ten eq'nal annual instal Imeax1.s over a pe: s:i ad of ten yeafs, u-i h Eivrst l;eal: P3yablO {.ra t h th tines fog the year m6 �'4 a pziy�abr e in 1975, i�:lkth in'dt a� est an the ontire assessment at the rats: of 5% X ey. c 7'riallfy 'CS as the date o`_= the resodut -icn 6--.n ing the asses•s- rzei!t; o Deed-,R&r'r 3-0-0 1965. To each subs.''.Cuea -Y insi'a'1l. merit:. u-ill be addedi -Lit.Gx -est: at -zhe sr -ime. xat;e for arise year on all unpaid installmeatso You- mmy Pay 4;.i?e i'ir8ole of tike ass ess:'ieaiei- 'a•T.i.t=YiC'ut interest to t1ke GIA ti' Treas . r rr on ,"'� t 'D t 7 4 1 TH ST AT ;M, ANT, 1 BE s >, U sst S�E"� Si�,E F.SEBL 1��,.id �:;+, 19� a s °bC ,� is��.&� �'� Sa�9 d:- � 1r �F � �,� i.,A`3 )Y ORV"M U TEE CITY COMMIL September 20, 1-974 tdozma 1'. Haliil,or Special Assesslueat Clerk- USE SIDECIIXS AND BICYCLE PATHS FOR BICYCLES: EDITOR EDI!A SUN We have miles and miles of unused sidewalks and bicycle paths in the Village of Edina.People just do not walk from one place., to another any more *Would it not be far safer for bicyclists to use these empty sidewalks rather than risking their lives on busy streets? Or,reserve walks on just ,one side of the street for bicyclists and the other side for pedestrians: The village council fathers spent thousands and thousands of dollars of Edina tax payers money putting in "so called" bicycle paths on Vernon Ave. that no one ever uses .And the adults,who should xm know better and set xx a good example for the kids, seem to be the worst offenders. The Village Council should pass an ordinance making it mandatory tt use the bicycle paths where there are any. c.c. to Edina Village Council RAY BLAKE Edina.Minn./55436/ '80AR0 OF EDUCATION Or John S. Hoyt. Jr.. Chairman Otto V. Byhre. Jr.. Vice- Chairrtian Jack Brown. Clerk Dr. Lester A. Wanninger. Jr.. Treasurer Fred D. Winter. Assistant Treasurer George C. Hite. Assistant Clerk Birdie T. Bagley. Assistant clerk September 20, 1974 Ralph H. Lieber Independent School District 273 Suite 340 - 4660 West 77th Street Edina, Minnesota 55435 Dear Ralph: EDINA PUBLIC SCHOOLS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 273 SUITE 340 4660 WEST 77 STREET EDINA. MINNESOTA 55435 612 - 831 -8900 ..k As board representatives on the joint committee charged with developing re- commendations concerning follow -up to the report of the Citizens Land Use Committee, Fred and I have met to determine the next logical step, which is a better understanding of the present availability and present and future needs regarding athletic and recreational land and facilities. Therefore, we request that the school administration conduct a thorouah inventory of such lands and facilities and gather data which will enable us to more accurately project future needs. In order that we develop a complete inventory, it will obviously be necessary to turn to the city's park and recreation department for their help. By copy of this letter I am requesting Messrs. Courtney and Johnson to request that involvement. Some guidelines for the expected report follow: - the inventory should cover all school district or city land (fields, practice areas, other useable public property, etc.) and facilities used or useable for outdoor sports and recreational activities - with regard to useable land and facilities, we should know the capacity of each in terms of kind of activity, maximum number of participants, length of activity - with regard to land and facilities now in use, we should know the extent of present utilization in terms of kind of activity, length of activity, number of participants, grades and ages - current costs for each of the related programs - for spectator activities, attendance figures over the past several years (since we so recently went from one to two high schools, it would be helpful if we could attain conparable attendance data for other similar -sized suburban schools. Ralph Lieber Page 2 September 20, 1974 - participation statistics for each related activity, covering the past several years (parenthetical comment above applies here also) - any available information regarding unsatisfied demand for fields or facilities I regret the delay in getting this request to you. I hope that the ready availability of much of the data plus earlier indications of our interest in conducting such a survey will make it possible for you to gather the relevant information within the next few weeks. If a report date of October 15 seems =_ unreasonably early, please give me a call. Otherwise, for planning purposes, - our joint committee will assume the availability of the requested information at that time. While it is unlikely that I will be in attendance at Monday night's meeting, I will be submitting an information report on this subject for distribution at that time. a Best regards, Otto V. Byhre, Jr. Vice - Chairman - -- OVB:jh cc: Fred D. Winter Richard C. Johnson C. Wayne Courtney PROPOSED ROSTER OF GENERAL ELECTION OFFICIALS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1974 PRECINCT NO. 1 - SHEPHERD OF HILLS CHURCH 1. Mrs. Dorothy Richardson, Chairman 409 Blake Road 938 -7702 2. Mrs. Muriel Clauson 408 Blake Road 938 -4709 3. Mrs. Helen Donovan 6300 Interlachen Blvd. 938 -8102 4. Mrs. Jane Fleet 6420 Mendelssohn Lane 935 -3826 5. Mrs. Barbara Ann Anderson 413 Arthur St. 938 -1160 6. Mrs. Lois Hallquist 305.Grove Place 938 -5886 7. Mrs. Evelyn-Jensen 417 Griffit St. 938 -5805 8. Mrs. Rosita Barber 6419 Mendelssohn Lane 935 -3781 Counters and Alternates 1. Pairs. Alice Swanson 416 Griffit St. 933 -1904 2. Mrs. Genie Williams 64V-5 Mendelssohn Lane 938 -5086 PRECINCT NO. 2 - EDINA CITY HALL 1. firs. Bettie Stone, Chairman 5601 Interlachen Circle 929 -3706 2. I•Irs. Joyce Akason 5217 Grandview Lane 929 -7924 3. Firs. Judith Sotebeer 5002 Mirror Lakes Drive 929 -8653 4. Mrs. Jean McDermid 5116 Mirror Lakes Drive 929 -8859 5. Mrs. Diane J. Lehman 5024 Bedford Ave. 925 -1142 6. Mrs. Marjorie Maki 4520- Oxf o rd Ave. 926 -7779 7. Mrs. Grace Gustafson 5300 Vernon Ave. 929 -7900, 8. Mrs. Ruth Epstein 4508. Brookside. Ave. 929 -7258 .9. Mrs. Shirley Taylor 4368 Vernon Ave. 929 -8968 10. Mrs. Margaret Lecrjs .4513:Oxford 929-211-84 Counters and Alternates 1. Mrs. Hazel Strehlow 4825 Rutledge Ave. 929- -8886 2. Mrs. Thelma Dodge 5121 Millpond Place 929 -2270 PRECINCT NO. 3 - WOODDALE SCHOOL 1. Mrs. Jane Hawthorne, Chairman 5301 Idinnehaha Blvd. 922 -2609 2. Mrs. Marjorie Rossiter 5300 Kellogg Ave. 922 -7502 3. Mrs. Sherrill Estensen 4528 Arden Ave. 926 -0655 Mrs. Patricia Johnson 4912 Sunnyside Road 926 -4160 .4. ..5. Mrs. Evelyn Anderson 5209 I'rooddale rive. 922 -4662 :6. Mrs. Jane Hanson 4405 W. 44th St. 926 -0404 7. Mrs. Louise Gertsenberoer 4905 Ridge Road 920 -0398 8. Mrs. Beverlee'Orr 4920 Arden Ave. 927 -5201 9. Mrs. Fiable Brehm 5237 Kellogg Ave. 927 -9064 10. Mrs. Katherine Ritchie 4627 Browndale Ave. 926 -0130 Counter and Alternates 1. Mrs. Caroline 11hite 4606 Arden Ave. 927 -5103 2. Mrs. Virginia Kir merle 5008 Arden Ave. 926 -0181 PRECINCT NO 4 - MOR INGSIDE MUNICIPAL BLDG. 1. Airs. Shirley Dibble, Chairman 2. Mrs. Alice Rose 3. Mrs. Jeanette Lushine 4. Airs. Rachel Schoening 5.' Airs . Laura Benson 6. Airs. Kathryn Stamp 7. Airs. Marne Brothers . 8. Airs. ' :Joanne Downey 9. Counters and Alternates Florence Bennett 1. Mrs. Marion Cracraft 929 -5920 2. Mrs. Patricia Murphy PRECINCT NO. 5 - HIGHLANDS SCHOOL 1. Mrs. Henrietta Barlett, Chairman 2. Mrs. Sue Holden 3. Mrs. Phyllis Cooper 4. Mrs. Helen Groth 5. Mrs. Hazel Helgeson 6. Mrs. Carol Ledder 7. Airs. Linnea Erickson 8. Mrs. Joyce Rudquist 9. Mrs. Florence Bennett 1. Counters and Alternates 929 -5920 1. Mrs. Betty Benjamin 'PRE GI MGT 2. Mrs. Marilyn Houston PRECINCT id0. 6 - COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL 1. Mrs.. Nancy Springer 2. ;I -Irs. Jane Bains 3. Mrs. Lael Fruen 4. Mrs. Barbara Casselman 5. Mrs. Catherine Swanson 6. Mrs. Betty Andrues 7. Firs. Helen Lesman . 8. Mrs. I'•iartha DeZellar 5 QO Ayrshire Blvd. Counters and Alternates 5 13 righwood Drive 1. Mrs. Claire MacLennon 929 -5920 2.. Mrs. Hope Filers 'PRE GI MGT N0. 7 - NOR11,ANDALE LUTHERAN CHURCH 1. Airs. Bess Brudelie, Chairman 2. Mrs. Marian Bailey 3. Airs. LaVonne Sirenson 4. Mrs. Naomi 1-lard 5. , Iirs. Barbara Mathison 6. Mrs. Helen Peterson 7. Ivirs. Judith Wehrviein 8. Mrs. Julie Schroeder 9. firs. Beverly Deeds 929 -8734 Counter and Alternates 929 -9265 1. Firs. Dorothy Stockdale 5916 ansen Road 2. Mrs. Sally Lee 4212 France Ave. -,S. 926 -4048 4011 Kipling Ave. 926 -0159 4166 m.- onterey Ave. 926 -0576 4014 - :onterey Ave. 922 -5457 4183 ; . 44th St. 926 -9371 4017 '_•iorr roside Road 922 -9324- 4310 won Pl. 922 -4914 4113 Kipling Ave. -922 -7745 4227 l.den Drive 922 -6632 4307 won Place, 926 -,8704 5512 114irror Lakes Dr. 929 -4738 6016 Tamarac Ave. 935 -5430 5500 :1'irror Lakes Drive 925 -1594 5 QO Ayrshire Blvd. 929 -8485 5 13 righwood Drive 929 -1757 5409 Chantrey Rd. 929 -5920 5205 Chantrey Rd. 929 -7541 5421 i . Higluiood Dr. 935 -6881 5325 zyshire Blvd. 929 -5758 5205 Ewricraig Road 929 -0941 5513 "irror Lakes Drive 929 -4377 583'9 j eff Place 929 -4526 6101 . racy Ave. 929 -9362 5613 3enton Ave. 929 -1209 5825 :. 61st St. 920 -0937 5804 Merold Drive 929 -8387 5725 zvkes Drive 929 -4327 5700 i7cliff e Rd. 929 -6092 5804 Jeff Place 929 -0929 6060 Glider Circle 929 -8496 5513 midge Park, Road 929 -2239 5305 zorslin Drive 929 -8734 560- 3ernard Place 929 -9265 5320 3irchcrest Drive 929 -7962 5916 ansen Road 929 -1074 560E 3ernard Place 922 -6431 6121 Code Ave. 929 -7067 6203 :;yawn Ave. 929 -8039 5308 1. 61st St. 929 -7701 6217 ,;man Ave. 929 -0932 51!6 3"enton Ave. 929 -3785. 5712 .'eledy Lane 929 -5854 PRECINCT NO. 8 - EDINA EAST LO,M DIVISION 1. Mrs. Audrey Berglund, Chairman 2. Mrs. Margaret Kinney 3. Mrs. Maxine Sanders 4. Mrs. Betty.Tripp 5• Mrs. Constance Ryan 6. Mrs. Florence Freudenthal 7. Mrs. Rose Hines 8. Mrs. Sara Kirkman Mrs. Alternates and Counters 10. 1. Mrs. Velma Larson 2. 2. Mrs. Ruth Bennett PRECINCT NO. 9 - CONCORD SCHOOL. 1. Mrs..Yvonne Ford, Chairman 2. Mrs. Florence Bahneman Mary Bartz Mrs. Josie Korthof 4. Mrs. Jean Erdall ..5- Mrs. Margaret Wodrich 6. Mrs. Dorothy Nonnweiler 7. Mrs. Jeanne Michiner 8. Mrs. Joyce Sutherland . '9. Mrs. Elaine Olson 10. Mrs. Kay Bach 2. Counters and Alternates Mrs. Pat Freerks 1. Mrs. Marion White 2. Mrs. Virginia Dash PRECINCT NO. 10 - CREEK VALLEY SCHOOL 1. Mrs. Lorraine Hasselquist, Chairman 2. Airs. Mary Bartz 3. Mrs. Virginia Bodine .4• Mrs. Gay Bostock .5. Mrs. Shirley Moore -6. Mrs. Jean Chizum 7. Mrs. Ann Overholt 8. Airs. Linda Hines Alternates and Counters Alternates and Counters 1. 1. Mrs. Dorothy Reynolds 2. 2.. Mrs. Pat Freerks PRECINCT NO. 11 - CAHILL SCHOOL 1. Mrs. Geneva Smith 2. Mrs. Gloria Thorburn 3. Mrs. Anna Taggatz 4. Mrs. Eleanor Thornton -5. Mrs. Mary Bartlett 6. Mrs..Mercedes Sandstrom 7. Mrs. Barbara Boyd <8. Mrs. Patricia Mason Oak Dr. Alternates and Counters 5612 1. Mrs. Delores Brain 2. Mrs. Mary Ann Torgerson 5513 Park Place 926 -6282 4513 Oak Drive 926 -2676 4532 Tower Ave. 926 -1969 5613 St. Andrews Ave. 926 -5746 5529 Oaklawn Ave. 922 -9053 5616 Concord Ave.' 926 -5576 5521 Concord Ave. 926 -9540 4808 Golf Terr. 926 -0535 4601 Oak Dr. 922 -7003 5612 Concord Ave. 926 -5088 4831 Valley View Road 922 -6606 5816 Kellogg Ave. 926 -6114 5909 Wooddale Ave. 926 -1960 5828 Oaklawn Ave. 922 -9202 5916 Ashcroft.Ave. 927 -5916 6325 Ashcroft Lane 922-3267 6217 St. Johns Ave. 922 -8172 6028 Kellogg Ave. 927 -8390 5921 Ashcroft Ave. 922 -6315 6316 Halifax Ave. 927 -6738 5809 Kellogg Ave. 926 -4026 5837 Kellogg Ave. 922 -0321 6712 Arrowhead Pass 941 -3957 7017 Mark Terrace Drive 941 -5916 6525 Gleason Road 941 -1206 6224 Loch Moor Dr. 941 -1531 6816 Valley View Rd. 941 -2512 6709 Gleason Road 941 -3606 7 Overholt Pass 944 -1610 6820 Valley View Road 941 -5587 . 6401 Indian Hills Rd. 941 -2557 6828 Sally Lane 941 -1491 6344 Rolf Ave. 1 941 -2471 5188 Abercrombie Drive 941 -4710 6440 4ilryan Ave. 941-3996 5205 Danens Dr. 941-3244 5213 Danens Dr. 941 -4275 4124 Abercrombie Dr. 941 -5767 6532 Ridgevietir Dr. 941 -3421 5335 W. 64th St., 941 -4568 5173 Abercrombie Dr. 941 -1516 6525 Tingdale Ave. 944 -1316 PRECINCT NO. 12 - CORNELIA SCHOOL 1. Mrs. Adele Olson, Chairman 6825 Oaklaim Ave. 926 -4552 2. Mrs. Diane Greensweig 6716 Southdale Road 926 -8522 3. Mrs. Mary McDonald 6929 Southdale Road 926 -7860. 4.. Mrs. Doris Van Campen 6920 Dawson Lane 926 -3287 5. Mrs. Phy-Ilis Taylor 6621.Normandale Rd. 922 -3410. 6. Mrs. Bernadine Chapman 4860 W. 64th St. 922 -1370 7•. Mrs. Karen Byhre 6705 Normandale Rd. 925 -1770 8. -.Mrs. Beverly Rice 4521 Laguna Drive 926 -4792 Counters and Alternates 1. Mrs. Ruth Marquette 4520 Balianz Rd. 922 -4846 2. Mrs. Virginia Scott 6613 Southcrest Drive 922 - 7191 PRECINCT NO. 13 - LUTHERAN CHURCH OF MASTER 1. Mrs. Patricia Harmon, Chairman 7129 Cornelia Drive - 926-0256 2. Mrs. Mavis deLambert .4440 Ellsworth Drive 922 -1590 3. Mrs . Margaret Delaney n 4515 W. 70th St. 926 -4818 4. Mrs. Merilyn Person 4800 Larkspur Lane 926 -1409 5. Mrs.:Edna Thomsen 4529 Andover Road 922 -1004 6. Mrs. Marie Crask 4717 Hibiscus Ave. 922 - 8765 7. Mrs. Lucetta Klos 4521 Hibiscus Ave.. 926 -2004 8. Mrs. Helen Ryan a 4449 Fondell.Drive 920 -3426 9. Mrs. Nancy Smead 4704 Hibiscus Ave. 920 -8916 Counters and Alternates 1. Mrs.. Betty Stake 7204 West Shore Drive_ 926 -0059 2. Mrs. Claudine Stocke 7117 Cornelia Drive 926 -8968 PRECINCT NO. 14 - ST. PETER'S LUTH. CHURCH 1. Mrs. Mary Jane Platt, Chairman 5504 Beard Ave. S. 926- 8447 .2. Mrs. Jeanette Lund 5809 Drew Ave. S. 922 -6901 3. Mrs. Esther Olson 5441 York Ave. S. 926 -1006 4. Mrs. Ruth Volk 3616 W. Fuller St. 922 -1651 5. Mrs. Louise Carlson 3700 Chowen Curve 926- 6253 6. Mrs. Patricia Spraguer 5921 Abbott•Ave, 926 -9381 7. Mrs. Helen Sather 6017 Chowen Ave. S. 922 -2116 .,8. airs. Doris Peterson 6009 Drew: Ave. S. 926 -9536 `9. Mrs. Ruthanna Dye 6108 Xerxes Ave. S. 926- 2393 - 10.. Mrs...Jane Brenny 3509 W. Fuller St. 920 -2586 Counters and Alternates 1. Mrs. Lavayne Finberg 3808 W. 574k-lh St. 920 -4867 2. Mrs. Helen Taylor 5737 Drew Ave. S., 926 -2150 PRECINCT NO. 15 - EDINA WEST UPPER DIVISION 1. Mrs. Charlotte Burns, Chairman 5820 Dewey Hill Road 941 -4108 2. Mrs. Patricia Olander 7001 Lee Valley Circle 941 --2185 3. Mrs. Rosemary Sweeney 6809 Hillside Lane 944-1310 4• Mrs. Nancy Phillips 6307 Doron Lane 941 -5999 5. Mrs. Margaret McLellan 5700 Brook Drive 921- 6764 6. Mrs. Lucille Borchers 6812 Limerick Lane 941 -1950 7. Mrs: Jean .Chapman 5612 Hillside Ct. 941 -6347 °8. Mrs. Maxine Hatzung 6613 Cahill road 941 -4746 Counters and Alternates 1. Mrs. Joan Kaeppel 7200 Schey Drive 941 -1464 2. Mrs. Lillian Grautner 6317 Limerick Lane 941 -1647 . I PRECINCT NO. 16 - SOUTHDALE -HEPN. LIBRARY 1. Mrs. Geraldine Sermeta, Chairman 7600 Xerxes Ave. S. 566 -9594 2. -Mrs. Betty Doolittle 7512 Xerxes Ave. S. 866 -4438 3. Mrs. Lillian Niemeier 4145 Parklawn Ave. 920 -4082 4. Mrs. .Bertha Figen 4141 Parklawn Ave. 925 -3571 5. Mrs. Elizabeth Burgess 6300 York Ave. S. 922 -8389 6. Mrs. Jean Heelan 7151 York Ave. S. 831 -0875 7. Mrs. Lois Atwood 4201 Parklawn Ave. 920 -6349 8. Mrs. Helen Shirley 4381 Parklawn Ave. 929 -9389 9. Mrs. Marion Hornig 4480 Parklawn pp. 205 926 -3670 Counters and Alternates 1. Mrs. Avis SticImey 4201 Parklawn Ave. 927 -6694 2. Mrs. Noreen Flynn 6400 Barrie Rd. 926 -0673 11 i A .Aa 4301 WEST FIFTIETH STREET - EOIN4. MINNESOTA 35424 927 -836 i June 21, 1974 State of Minnesota Department of Agriculture.' State Office Building St. Paul, MN 55155 Attention: Mr. Robert Flaskerd Dear Mr. Flaskerd: The City of Edina has appointed Robert McGuire as our tree inspector. Mr. McGuire is our consultant forester and is retained by the City of Edina and works a minimum of one full,-day per week in the City. Mr. McGuire is a graduate forester from the University of Minnesota and 1 am sure that he will meet all the certification requirements:as stated in your Department of Agriculture rules and regulations, A -.�R -103. I hope that this meets the requirements and if there are any questions, please feel free to call. Sincerely, Ken Rosland, Director Edina Park and Recreation Department KR:bp cc: Warren C. Hyde City Manager DORSEY, MARQUART, WINDHORST, WEST SL HALLADAY y 7 DONALD WEST WILLIAM J HEMPEL 2300 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING FAITH L OHMAN WALDO F MARQUART JOHN 5 HIBBS DAVID A RANHEIM JOHN W WINDHORST O N MAN HENRY HALLADAY JOHN 0 VINE JOHN D LEVINE MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 5 5 4 0 2 WILLIAM R HI BBS JULE M. HANNAFORD ROBERT J STPUYK JON`! 0 A RBY ARTHUR B. WHITNEY MICHAEL OLSON PHILIP BOELIER RUSSELL W. LINDOUIST LARRY W JOHNSON (612) 340 -2600 WILLIAM B PAYNE DAVID R. BRINK THOMAS S HAY CABLE: DOROW JAN STUURMANS HORACE HITCH G. LARRY GRIFFITH R A SCHWARIZBAUER VIRGIL H. HILL CRAIG A BECK TELEX: 29 -0605 STEVEN K CHAMPLIN ROBERT V TAR BOX DAVID L MCCUSKEY TELECOPIER:(612) 340 -2868 DAVID N FRONEK ROBERT J JOHNSON THOMAS 0 MOE THOMAS W TINKHAM M.B HA55ELOUIST JAMES H OHAGAN JON F TUTTLE FETCR DOFSEY JOHN MASON 1468 W -FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING ROB EST HEIBERG GEORGE F ILA,IIIERY MICHAEL W WRIGHT ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 55101 EMERY W DARTLC CURTIS L flOY ART NUR C WEISBERG LARRY L VI C'REY LOREN R KNOTT (612) 227-8017 MICHAEL J RA.GMER PAUL SCHEERER DUANE E' JOSEPH PHILLIP K MARTIN CURTIS L STINE JAMES B.VESSEY REESE CJOHNSON MICHAEL TPUCATIO WILLIAM A. WHITLOCK CHARLES HAUENSTEIN JONATHAN VILLAGE CENTER WILLIAM J KEPPEL E. J. SCHWARTZBAUER CHARLES A. GEER CHASKA, MINNESOTA 55318 JAMES A. FLADER THOMAS M,BROWN JOHN C. ZWAKMAN (612) 448 -4012 WILLIAM A JOHNS70NE CORNELIUS D. MAHONEY JOHN R WICKS WILLIAM E BOWEN THOMAS S. ERICKSON EUGENE L JOHNSON WILLIAM P LUTHER WILLIAM C. BABCOCK JOHN W WINDHORST, JR 116 THIRD STREET SOUTHWEST DOUGLAS D. MCFARLAND MICHAEL E, BRESS RAYMOND A, REISTER MICHAEL PRICHARD WILLIAM R, SOTH ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA 55901 DAVID L. SOEHNEN ALAN 0 GILLILAND JOHN JJAYLOR THOMAS R MANTHEY (507) 288 -3156 LAWRENCE R OLIVER BERNARD G. HEINZEN RICHARD G SWANSON FRANK H VOIGT October 1, 1974 Honorable City Council Members Mr. Warren C. Hyde City of Edina 4801 West 50th Street Edina, Minnesota 55424 Re: York Avenue Condemnation Parcel No. 1 (Sloane) Dear Council Members and Mr. Hyde: I am enclosing a copy of our letter to you dated October 12, 1973, which provides background on this matter. Since that date, we have appealed from the Award of the Commissioners and so have the owners of the land. Trial is scheduled for the week of October 7, 1974. We recently were advised by the owners that they are now willing to dismiss their petitions to reduce the taxable value of their property, and their appeal from the Commissioners' Award, if we will agree to pay that award. For the reasons stated in our letter of October 12, 1973, we recommend that you agree to this settlement. Very truly yours, Thomas S. Erickson. TSE:osb Enclosure WILLIAM E MARTIN WILLIAM H. HIPFEE, JR STEPHEN G. SHANK ROBERT A BURNS TONI A BEITZ MICHEL A LAFOND BRADFORD L FERGUSON ROGER J MAGNUSON J. ROBERT HIBBS JAY COOK STANLEY REIN CHARLES L POTUZNIK VERL,I,NE L ENDORF DENII15 PII °11TI A[CilkAV, "Z,ER ROBERT HC:O.NS DARRI D GLAZER FEIER HENDRIASON NICKY HAY IRVING WEISER STEPHEN GOTTSCHALK THOMAS ELKINS OF COUNSEL DAVID E BRONSON LEAVITT R. BARKER GEORGE E ANDERSON ROBERT L. VANFOS5EN • DORSEY, MARQUART, WINDHORST, WEST & HALLADAY DONALD WEST WALDO F MAROUZRT RAYMOND A RCIST[R JOHN J TAYLOR 2400 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING JOHN W WINDMORST. JR MICHAEL PRICHARD JOHN W w1T D• T BERNARD G. HEINZEN WILLIAM R SOTH HENRY HALL' WILLIAM J HEMPEL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 5 5 4 0 2 THOMAS R MANTHEY JULE M HA ) JOHN S HIBBS RICHARD G. SWANSON ARTHUR B • ....._! ROBERT O FLOTTCN FAITH L OHMAN RUSSELL W LI NDOUIST JOHN D LEVINC (612) 340 - 2600 DAVID A. RANHEIM DAVID R BRINK ROBERT J STRUYK CABLE' DOROW ROBERT J SILVERMAN NORAC[ HITCH VIRGIL H. HILL MICHAEL A OLSON LARRY W JOHNSON TELEX; 29 -0605 WILLIAM R HIBBS JOHN D KIRBY ROBERT V TAFI.S THOMAS S MAY TELECOPIER :(612 1 340 -28 68 PHILIP F BOELTER ROBERT J. JOHNSON G LARRY GRIFFITH WILLIAM B PAYNE M B. HASSELOUIST CRAIG A BECK JAN STUURMANS PETER DORSEY DAVIDL WCUSKEY 1468 W -FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING R A SCHWARIZBAUER G[ONGC P (LANNERT THOMAS 0 MOE ST, PAUL, MI NNESOTA 55101 DAVID N FRONEA CIIRTIS L. RDY JAMES H GNA"N (612) 227- 8017 THOMAS W IINKIIAM ARIMUR E W'EISBERG JOHN M MASON JON F TUTTLE DUANE E JOSEPH MICHAEL W WRIGHT ROBERT/. HEIBERG FREDERICK E LANGE LARRY L VICKRCY JONATHAN VILLAGE CENTER LMERY W BARTLE JAMES B. 111S., WILLIAM A'WNITLOCK LOPENR KNOTT PHILLIPN MARTIN CHASKA, MINNESOTA 65318 MICHAEL J. RAOMCR CURTIS L STING E J. SCHWARIZBAUER REESE C. JOHNSON (612) 448 -4012 MICHAEL TRUCANO THOMAS M. BROWN CHARLES J. HAUENSTEIN WILLIAM J KEPPEL CORNELIUS D. MAHONEY CHARLES A GEER JAMES A RADER THOMAS S ERIC KSON JOHN C. ZWAKMAN 116 THIRD STREET SOUTHWEST WILLIAM A. JOHNSTONE WILLIAM C BABCOCK JOHN R WICKS ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA 55901 WILLIAM E. BOWWN MICHAEL E BRESS EUGENE LJOHNSON (607) 288 -3156 WILLIAM P. LUTHER October 12, 1973 Honorable Village Council Members Mr. Warren C. Hyde Village of Edina 4801 West 50th Street Edina, Minnesota 55424 Re: York Avenue Condemnation Gentlemen: O DOUGLAS D MCFARLAND DAVID L DOEHNEN ALAN D GILLILAIIO LAWRENCE R OLIVER FRANK H V01GT WILLIAM E MARTIN WILLIAM H HIFPEE.JR STEPHEN G SIIANN ROBERT A BURNS TONI A. BEITZ MICHEL A LAFOND BRADFORD L. FERGUSON ROGER MAGNUSON J ROBERT HIBBS OF COUNSEL DAVID E. BRONSON LEAVITT R BARKER GEORGE E.ANDERSON ROBERT L VANFOSSEN It was necessary to acquire portions of five parcels for the York Avenue extension. We settled two of the parcels (Parcels 3 and 4) prior to condemnation hearing, have had condemnation award on two.parcels (Parcels 1 and 2) and are to have a hearing on the last parcel (Parcel 5) the first part of November. The awards for Parcels 1 and 2 were entered September 25, 1973. The Village has until approximately November 5, in which to file an appeal if it wishes to do so. follows: The pertinent information on each of these two parcels is as Parcel No. 1 (Sloane) Total Ours $ 61,400 Theirs 127,400 Award 80,000 Parcel No. 2 (Maurer) 2.06 acres - 89,733.6 sq. ft. Per Acre Per Sq. Ft. $ 29,805 $ .6842 61,844 1.4197 38,834 .8915 1.45 acres - 63,162 sq. ft. Total Per Acre Per Sq. Ft. Ours (1) $ 39,300 $ 27,103 $ .6222 Ours (2) 31,540 21,751 .4993 Theirs 1133,600 92,137 2.1151 Award 60,500 41,724 .9578 t. DORSEY, MAROUART. WINDHORST; WEST a HALLADAY Honorable Village Council Mr. Warren C. Hyde Village of Edina October 12, 1973 Page - 2 - We have been in touch with the attorneys for the owners of both parcels: They have advised us that they do not intend to appeal if the Village does not appeal. It is our recommendation that the Village not appeal the award for Parcel No. 2. We do believe the award is high, but we are not convinced that we will be able to obtain a lower value before a jury. We further recommend that the Village appeal the award on Parcel No. 1, unless the owners dismiss their tax petition to reduce the taxable value of that property. The owners presently are claiming, in tax abatement proceedings, that the property is worth less than $.50 a square foot. Yet, as you can see by the above data, they are claiming, in the condemnation proceeding, that the value is $1.42 per square foot. We do not believe that they should be allowed to have their cake and eat it too. Therefore, unless they are willing to. drop their tax petition, we recommend that the condemnation award for Parcel No. 1 be appealed. If they are willing to drop their tax petition, then we further recommend that the award for Parcel No. 1 not be appealed. V y truly yours, lo as -S4 'Erickson TSE /c I 9/26/74 1975 HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY BUDGET PERSONAL SERVICE - CITY CONTRACT Executive Director $ 11,000. Secretary 42000. Project Planner (100% project time) 1130000 Engineering, Financial, and other 49000 30,000 CONTRACTUAL SERVICE Planning 10000 Engineering 12,000 Market Research 32000 Legal 51,000 30,000 ' COMMODITIES Publications and Materials 400 Auto Expense 12500 1,900 CENTRAL SERVICES - CITY CONTRACT $300 per month at 12 months 35600 3,600 $65,500 f-21 j� c 50th and France Direct Redevelopment Costs to be Developed by January 1, 1974 Estimated 1975 costs ......................$ 350,000 9/26/74 i" DORSEY, MARQUART, WINDHORST, WEST & HALLADAY DONALD WEST WILLIAM J HEMPEL 2300 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING FAITH L OHMAN WILLIAM E. MARTIN WALDO F. MAROUART JOHN 5 HIBBS DAVID A RANHEIM WILLIAM H HIPPEE.A. JOHN W. WINDHORST HENRY HALLADAY ROBERT O.FLOTTEN JOHN D LEVINE MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA S S 4 O 2 ROBERT J SILVERMAN WILLIAM R HIBBS ST C PHEN G. SHANK ROBERT A BURNS JULE M. HANNA FORD ROBERT J 5TRUYK JOHN D KIRBY TONI A SEITZ ARTHUR B. WHITNEY RUSSELL W. LINDOUIST MICHAEL A OLSON LARRY W JOHNSON (612) 340 -2600 PHILIP F 3OEL7ER WILLIAM B. PAYNE MICHEL A L.FOND BRADFORD L FERGU50N DAVID R, BRINK THOMAS 5 HAY CABLE: DOROW JAN STUURMANS ROGER J MAGNUSON HORACE HITCH VIRGIL H. HILL G. LARRY GRIFFITH CRAIG A BECK TELEX: 29 —0605 R A SCHWARTZBAUER STEVEN K. CHAMPLIN J. ROBERT HIBBS JAY COOK ROBERT V. TARBOX ROBERT J. JOHNSON DAVID L McCUSKEY THOMAS 0 MOE TELECOPIER:(6121 340 -2868 DAVID N FRONEK THOMAS W TINKHAM STANLEY REIN CHARLES L POTUZNIK M @ Hh§§ELgY)51 JAMES H. gHA4A10 JON F. TUTTLE VERLANE L ENOORF AWN 0995 €Y JOHN M MA500 1468 W —FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING ROBERT A HEIBERG CENNIS BUNATTT GEORGE P FLANNERY MICHAEL W WRIGHT 8T. PAUL,MINNESOTA 88101 EMERY W BARTLI GEORGCANN DEC*" CVRTIS L ROY LARRY L VICKREY (AIEI EST-oaf? MICHACL J RADMER ROBERT HOBBINS ARTHUR E WE SBERG DUANE E. JOSEPH LOREN R, NNO7T PHILLIP H MARTIN PAUL SCHEEPER CURTIS L STINE BARRY D GLAZER PETER HENDRIASON JAMES B.VESSEY REESE C. JOHNSON MICHAEL TRUCANO NICKY HAY WILLIAM A, WHITLOCK CHARLES J HAUENSTEIN JONATHAN VILLAGE CENTER WILLIAM J. KEPPEL IRVING WEISER E. J. SCHWARTZBAUER CHARLES A. GEER CHASKA, MINNESOTA SS318 JAMES FLADER STEPHEN GOTTSCHALK THOMAS M. BROWN JOHN C. ZWAKMAN (612) 448 -4012 WILLIAM A JOHNSTONE THOMAS ELKINS CDR N EL US D. MAHONEY JOHN R WICKS WILLIAM E BOWEN THOMAS S. ERICKSON EUGENE L JOHNSON WILLIAM P LUTHER WILLIAM C BABCOCK JOHN W. WINDHORST.JR DOUGLAS D. McFARLAND OF COUNSEL MICHAEL E_9RESS MICHAEL PRICHARD ITS THIRD STREET SOUTHWEST DAVID L BOEHNEN DAVID E BRONSON RAYMOND A. REISTER WILLIAM R SOTH ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA 55901 ALAN D GILLILAND LEAVITT R BARKER JOHN J. TAYLOR THOMAS R MANTHEY (507) 288 —3156 LAWRENCE R OLIVER GEORGE E ANDERSON BERNARD G. HEINZEN RICHARD G SWANSON FRANK H VOIGT ROBERT L.VANFOSSEN October 1, 1974 Honorable City Council Members Mr. Warren C. Hyde City of Edina 4801 West 50th Street Edina, Minnesota 55424 Re: York Avenue Condemnation Parcel No. 1 (Sloane) Dear Council Members and Mr. Hyde: I am enclosing a copy of our letter to you dated October 12, 1973, which provides background on this matter. Since that date, we have appealed from the Award of the Commissioners and so have the owners of the land. Trial is scheduled for the week of October 7, 1974. We recently were advised by the owners that they are now willing to dismiss their petitions to reduce the taxable value of their property, and their appeal from the Commissioners' Award, if we will agree to pay that award. For the reasons stated in.our letter of October 12, 1973, we recommend that you agree to this settlement. Very truly yours, I 1 %� Thomas S. Erickson TSE :osb Enclosure DORSEY, MARQUART, WINDHORST, WEST 8, HALLADAY DONALD WEST RAYMOND A REISTER 2400 F I R S T NATIONAL B A N K BUILDING JOHN W WINDHORST. JR. WALDO F MAROUIRT JOHN J TAYLOR MICHAEL PRICHARD JOHN W WI1 �• T BERNARD G. HEINZEN WILLIAM R SOTH HENRY NALIr WILLIAM J HCNPCL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 5 5 4 0 2 THOMAS R MANTHEY JULE M MA ) JOHN S HIBBS RICHARD G. SWANSON ARTHUR B �.,....I ROBERT 0 FLOTTEN FAI7H L OHMAN RUSSELL W LINDOUIST JOHN D LEVINE (612) 340 -2600 DAVID A. RANHEIM DAVID R. BRINK ROBERT J, STRUYK CABLE: DOROW ROBERT J SILVERMAN MORACC HITCH' VIRGIL H. HILL MICHAEL A OLSON LARRY W JOHNSON TELEX: 29-0605 WILLIAM R HIBBS JOHN D KIRBY ROBERT V TARBOK THOMAS S HAY TELECOPIER•(612) 340 -2868 PHILIP F BOELTER ROBERT J. JOHNSON G. LARRY GRIFFITH WILLIAM B PAYNE M S. HASSELOUIST CRAIG A BECK JAN STUURMANS PETER DORSEY DAVID MICUSKET 1468 W —FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING R A SCHWARTZBAUER GEORGE P FLANNERY IHOMASOMOE ST, PAUL,MINNESOTA 55101 DAVID N. FRONCK CURTIS L. ROY JAMES H.OHAGAN (612) 227 -6017 THOMAS W 71NKIIAM ARTHUR E W'E155ERG JOHN M MASON JON F. TUIILE DUANE E JOSEPH - MICHAEL W WRIGHT ROBERT AL HEIBERG FREDERICK E LANGE LARRY L. VICKRET JONATHAN VILLAGE CENTER EMERY W ees nE JAMES B, VESSCY WILLIAM A'WHITLOCK LOREN R KNOTT PHILLIPH MARTIN CHASKA, MINNESOTA 65318 MICHAEL J. RADMER CURTIS L STINE E. J. SCMWARTZBAUER REESE C. JOHNSON (612) 448-4012 MICHAEL TRUCANO THOMAS M. BROWN . CHARLES J. HAUENSTEIN WILLIAM J KEPPEL CORNELIUS D. MAHONEY CHARLES A, GEER JAMES A FLADER THOMAS S ERICKSON JOHN C, ZWAKMAN 115 THIRD STREET SOUTHWEST WILLIAM A. JOHNSTONE WILLIAM C BABCOCK JOHN R WICKS ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA 56901 WILLIAM E. BOWEN MICHAEL E. BRESS EUGENE LJOHNSON (607) 268-3156 WILLIAM P. LUTHER October 12, 1973 Honorable Village Council Members Mr. Warren C. Hyde Village of Edina 4801 West 50th Street Edina, Minnesota 55424 Re: York Avenue Condemnation Gentlemen: 'J DOUGLAS D McFARLAND DAVID L SOEHNEN ALAN D. GILLILAND LAWRENCE R OLIVER FRANK N VOIGT WILLIAM E MARTIN WILLIAM H HIPPEE, JR, STEPHEN G SHANK ROBERT A BURNS TONI A- BEITZ MICHEL A LAFOND BRADFORD L. FERGUSON ROGER J MAGNUSON .) ROBERT HIBBS OF COUNSEL DAVID E. BRONSON LEAVITT R. BARKER GEORGE E. ANDERSON ROBERT L VANFOSSEN It was necessary to acquire portions of five parcels for the York Avenue extension. We settled two of the parcels (Parcels 3 and 4) prior to condemnation hearing, have had condemnation award on two parcels (Parcels 1 and 2) and are to have a hearing on the last parcel (Parcel 5) the first part of November. The awards for Parcels 1 and 2 were entered September 25, 1973. The Village has until approximately November 5, in which to file an appeal if it wishes to do so. follows: The pertinent information on each of these two parcels is as Parcel No. 1 (Sloane) Total 2.06 acres - 89,733.6 sq. ft. Per Acre Ours $ 61,400 $ 29,805 Theirs 127,400 61,844 Award 80,000 38,834 Per Sq. Ft. $ .6842 1.4197 .8915 Parcel No. 2 (Maurer) 1.45 acres - 63,162 sq. ft. Total Per Acre Per Sq. Ft. Ours (1) $ 395300 $ 27,103 $ .6222 Ours (2) 31,540 21,751 .4993 Theirs 133,600 92,137 2.1151 Award 60,500 41,724 .9578 ,t DORSEY, MAROUART, WINDHORST, WEST & HALLADAY Honorable Village Council October 12, 1973 Mr. Warren C. Hyde Page - 2 - Village of Edina We have been in touch with the attorneys for the owners of both parcels: They have advised us that they do not intend to appeal if the Village does not appeal. It is our recommendation that the Village not appeal the award for Parcel No. 2. We do believe the award is high, but we are not convinced that we will be able to obtain a lower value before a jury. We further recommend that the Village appeal the award on Parcel No. 1, unless the owners dismiss their tax petition to reduce the taxable value of that property. The owners presently are claiming, in tax abatement proceedings, that the property is worth less than $.50 a square foot. Yet, as you can see by the above data, they are claiming, in the condemnation proceeding, that the value is $1.42 per square foot. We do not believe that they should be allowed to have their cake and eat it too. Therefore, unless they are willing to drop their tax petition, we recommend that the condemnation award for Parcel No. 1 be appealed. If they are willing to drop their tax petition, then we further recommend that the award for Parcel No. 1 not be appealed. TSE /c V. y truly yours, T o as S "Irickson r, October 8, 1974 _Yours very truly, City Clerk enclosure RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Edina has, by Resolution adopted February 25, 1957, levied a special ad valorem tax for'. "the payment of principal and interest of its Park System Bonds, said ad val- orem tax in the amount of $62,000 being collectible with and as a part of other general taxes for the year 1974; N()W, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Edina that $60,000 of that ad valorem tax levy made by Resolution of this Council dated February 25, 1957, be and is hereby cancelled; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the County Auditor of Hennepin County, Minnesota, be authorized and directed to cancel the above described ad valorem tax levies and to delete said levies from taxes to be spread for the year 1974. ADOPTED this 7th day of October, 1974. STATE OF MINNESOTA ) COUNTY OF HENNEPIN) SS CITY OF EDINA ) CERTIFICATE OF CITY CLERK I, the undersigned duly appointed and acting City Clerk for the City of Edina, do hereby certify that the attached and foregoing resolution was duly adopted by the Edina City Council at its Regular Meeting of October 7, 1974, and as recorded in the minutes of said Regular Meeting. WITNESS my hand and seal of said City this 8th day of October, 1974. City Clerk .t.. CITY OF EDIIINI�ft 4801 W. 50TH STREET rUINA, 55624 September 27, 1974 Beer Madam: The 1974 Gpneral-City Election will be bald an Novenber 4. Will you aerve as an Election judge at lour polling place? in order to se eve , state Aw requires that you T t attend a "Voting Nachine School". This class All be hold at 7:30 p= on Tuanday, Outebe2 29, In the new Council Room an the Ncst side of UK Cit, y fxfoll,, axid should lost about one houz. Those uha worked at the Prlmayv Election are welcome., but not. 'c.-auifaxd to attend this meeting:, on RUCtion Day, you munt eypear at tho polls thu vma ova counted in the evening -- hapaf forming this publIc service, you will be paid Day, and also fur the Voting Machine Schoolt, at 6:00 a.m. and remain until illy about 1000 P.M. Fbr pe-,,! 02.25 per hour M Electlea Please indicate an the form balov, . ,�-bcther cr not you will be able to sawe and raturn the form in the enclosod camelaps as suan an P00- Able. Your puticipatiten will be greatly appreciaCed by City WHIM. vai:y Lrul, 0 clerk on the Ganewbcilty "E120-tian C'n Fzv--e&1-)2r S. ebech anc, 1 Lannor wc& duyint tho day but will' go to mW polling place at 5:00 p.m. to, count Absent= QUM ._ .... - n _ x u,. _: t. :�,._ ' ,..•�!3.: ?�+, ,;:: ..ate �._: -+`*.. RESOLUTION CANCELLING AD VALOREM TAXES COLLECTIBLE WITH 12901r GENERAL PROPEL TAXES W , th ge until of the Village of Bdina has, by Resolution adopted March 2, levied a S cial a cipal and interest Of its Sancta -ry Sewer Improvement No. 53 Fund; said ad valorem tax in the amount of $18,00 be rag collectible with and as a part of other general taxes for the year 19 7;-- and AS, t Vi lags ouncil: of. .he V llage o dina has, by,,+esolutio d Octobe , 3,. 1 ied a. ecial d. -valo em -t fo the payme f,pri tip d inter i s Sout da e I ove int.Fund s ad v lorem t in he t $18,2 ng collet i e wi h d as a pa of other eneral taxes for the y 19 , and•*+, � .*f��,r, -+,. Gd 1"1!`� k� - > et' e - -1. �.1..F. � •. a b.`K `e. .4 .f d 4 �� 1 t r — ` *C .4 j ..''Y+ i 4 4tF� 1ti.nneso Statute ectiona 47 .6 ,.- permit the. cancell ~io . of saidw levie rovi ng_mone s are on d for.pa of =prim fpal and irate as for;said bond sues; d it been de a nets by t Council: hat the regal moneys are.{ now o d or the p yment of s ancipa d'.ante P1 ,_ B IT_RESOL ®SD' by: t a Council:`of the Village ` of -.Edina :that t orem tax 1 vies made. solution of this Council adopted March 2, -1953, and Odober 26, o ectible with and as a part of other general property taxxes i said Village for the year 1967, be and hereby are cancelled; and WHEREAS, the 4 Council of the -of Edina has, by Resolution adopted February 25, 1957, levied a special ad valorem tax for the payment of principal and interest of its Park System Bonds, said ad valorem tax in the amount of being _ collectible with and.. as a part of other general taxes for the year 1967; an °r°_ Ordi NO. of the Village of Edina (An Ordinance Establishing the Ge er Obl g tion d Re tion nd) pe s the cancellati f all or p -of sa d o din ney are on an for a nt ooff�ggi and to for said bo d s u an ha b n determined this 1 that the required moneys are on ha or payment of al of the interest and a part of the principal of said bond issue: THER.?FORS, BE IT RESOLVED by the a Council of the e} of Edina that `60,fr•a 0 of that ad valorem tax levy made by Resolution of this Council dated Feb 25, 1957, be and is hereby cancelled. BE IT FURTHER- RESOLVED that the County Auditor of Hennepin County, Minnesota, be authorized and directed to cancel the above described ad valorem tax levies and to delete, said levies from taxes to be _spread for.the year 1967._ Adopted this 7th day of August, 1967. (signed) ARTHUR C. BBLDESEN. JR..:'' ATTEST: Mayor (signed) FLORR�pdCE B, HALLBERG Village Clerk STATE OF MINNESOTA ) COU,N-Ty OF HMTEPIN SS 91LL&GE OF ED1217A ) CEP,TIFICATE OF ;'ILLA,^E CLERK 3, the undersigned, being the duly qualified and acting Village Clerk of the Village of Edina, Minnesota, do hereby certify that I have compared the attached and foregoing Resolution Cancelling Improvement Funds Ad Valorem Taxes Collectible with 1966 General Property Tases.with the original on file and of record in my office, and that the same is a full, true and correct transcript of the Minutes of a meeting of the Edina VillaoP Council duly called and held on Monday, August 7, 1967, as far as such Minutas..relateV to Cancellation of Ad Valorem Taxes. 'r s�Y +' +1tiC n 1 ?al.!tii ;end geal LF - -44 1f: 1jage :�f Zd!.n:j thf- Cloy A-1 �4.�. �3+. if147• + } Village Clerk /� i October 8, 1974 Suburban Public Health Nursing Service- 6490 Excelsior Blvd. St., Louis Park, HN 55426 Gentlemen: Enclosed herewith is a copy of the resolution adopted by the Edina City Council on October 7, 1974, continuing Edina's participation . in the Nursing District. Yours very truly, City Clerk enclosure i A RESOLUTION RELATING TO PARTICIPATION IN THE SUBURBAN HENNEPIN COUNTY NURSING DISTRICT Mrq. Schmidt introduced the following resolution and moved it's adoption: WHEREAS, pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Section 145.08 and 145.12, provision has been made for a public health nursing district in that portion of Hennepin County outside the_City of Minneapolis, and WHEREAS, pursuant to such authority such a public health nursing district has been organized and has been in operation for several years, and WHEREAS, it is deemed necessary to continue the operation of such nursing district and to provide it.with adequate funds for its, proper operation NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY T7-0 GOVERNING BODY OF that this political subdivision tovm, village or city continue to be included in the public health nursing district of Suburban Hennepin County, organized on January 4, 1952; that it participate in the benefits thereof; and that it agrees to support on an apportionment basis its pro rata share of the cost of the administration of such district provided, however, that for.the period of January 1, 197, through December 31, 1975 .this cost shall not exceed 39¢ per capita on the basis of the last official census. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this resolution shall be deemed an agreement to.continue to participate.in such nursing district on the basis hereinbefore specified with all other political subdivisions adopting similar resolutions. The motion for adoption of the foregoing resolutio,Z was seconded by Councilman Shaw Upon . roll call ther` were 5 yeas and 0 nays: Yeas Nays I, Florence B. Hallberg Clerk of the Cit of Edina own, city or villagc- .. hereby certify that the above is a true copy of a resolution adopted by the governing body of the City of Edina fii ' in an ofcal, : ; -meeting at Edina City Hall on October 7, 1974 town, city or village) (i (Signed) (Clerk)> Su�iu��ian �u�iic ea�t�t �uising 8emce IN HENNEPIN COUNTY E 303 Meadowbrook Building 6490 Excelsior Boulevard St. Louis Park, Minnesota 55426 Telephone: 925 -3960 DATE: October 1, 1974 TO: Member Municipalities ` Nursing District Enclosed,with the copy of our estimated budget for calendar 1975, please find a copy of a sample resolution for continued participation in the Nursing District and a verified claim based on 39¢ per capita as per the 1970 population census recorded for your municipality. We continue to provide essential home care services -- denying no one because of inability to pay. We can ill afford to do less in health education, preventive and counseling services or in home care of the sick and disabled. Due to increasingly restrictive interpretations of home health benefits under the Medicare program, we have experienced considerable loss in fee service income. Such loss of income in the face of spiraling. costs will mean depletion of our reserve funds. Early return of the enclosed resolution reflecting action of your Council and payment of the per capita assessment is en- couraged to facilitate specific planning of our programs for the coming year. We invite you to call the nursing office (925 - 3960) should you have any questions. Your Nursing Committee Raymond Benson, Chairman Robert Johnston, Vice - chairman Sam Higuchi; Secretary- Treasurer Mrs. Virginia Anderson 0. J. Bronstad Frank Fleetham ?ors. Victoria Joyner Mrs. Helen Roberts. Miss Hilda Boyle (ex- officio) 'SUPPORTED BY TAX FUNDS FROM MUNICIPALITIES OF SUBURBAN HENNEPIN COUNTY AND THE UNITED FUND SUBURBAN PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING SERVICE ESTIMATED BUDGET 1975 ESTIMATED INCOME Municipalities 172,520.00 United Fund 55,350.00 Fee Services 149,250.00 Clinic Services 6,000.00. Interest Income 8,000.00 Other Income �, 300.00 From Reserves 105,460.00 TOTAL $496,880.00 ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES Salaries 338,675.00 Professional Fees - 9,430.00 Retirement Fund 40,350.00 Mileage 20,000.00 Health Services 650.00 Rent 22,180.00_; Telephone 3,245.00 Insurance & Bonds- 15,000.00 Audit 1,200.00 Supplies 7,075.00. Equipment 500.00 Service & Repairs 2,425.00 Dues & Subscriptions 1,530.00 Staff.Education 1,025.00 Data Processing 1,595.00 Contingencies 32,000.00 TOTAL $496,880.00 10/1/74 UN 6 -5548 ' '- ' ' °Oar Reparation is our best Salesman" - r PLUMBING COMPANY INC. 6539 CEDAR AVENUE SOUTH MINNEAPOLIS 23, MINNESOTA NO DOWN PAYMENT. _.FHA Seiner and Water Connections - Batb Remodeling 36 MONTHS TO PAY AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into by and between the Allstate P 1 u m b i n g Co., Inc., • -. ' hereinafter referred.,to as.the Go n t r a.cto r,. 6539 Cedar Avenue South, Minneapolis 23, Minnesota-, -`• • -s _ - `; - aads� /71S i�L { /�/�/�t�i� hereinafter referred to as the Owner. �. .-The Contractor. agrees •for. the consideration and compensation hereinafter t�offuurn.'jissh all labor ' �/yp�ryoyviid�ed,, located �.:sT s� a. °' and materials for the •improvementad the premises known as or ai r as follows: VIA :, ,;,. k , _Q�is,rj� . r , r.��` f V'i IM } .}i I 1'•�i,Y. 'k 's•1Ls .. t;'!.7" " To conned and 'install a water line from the dwelling house on the said premises to the water stop box; r J.. at the property line of the municipality not to exceed.?S� � feet in length; to commence work within a reasonable time after the execution of the agreement; to cover the excavation within a reasonable time after the inspection and approval of the municipal authorities; to do all the work and furnish all materials necessary in accordance with the municipal code pertaining thereto. To furnish all necessary permits, insurance, etc., as part of this = proposal; to guarantee all materials and workmanship for the period of one year from the date of installation.. The Owner agrees to pay and compensate to the Contractor within five days for such improvements to the sum of $ r The Contractor will provide Owner with a LABOR AND MATERIAL LIEN WAIVER withrn 15 days after payment in full is received. Unless otherwise specified, it is understood that the Contractor will cut the original sod and the Owner agrees to accept responsibility for its maintenance. However, when a frost condition exists in the ground, the Contractor assumes no responsibility for the sod. It is further understood that the Contractor will not be respon- sible for trees, shrubs, sod or any other obstruction damaged while in the process of completing installation. Varying and modifying the terms of this Contract by any representative shall be valid only if made in writing and signed by the Contractor below: 1. Inside work to consist of.//'1%► ✓fir' ?flit/ 2. Water line size � 3. Water meter size/ / 4. Fill holes to be left inches above grade. 5. Other specifications,,��A7` 70 ��SGO If extra work or material is ordered after the signing of this agreement, it is hereby understood that an extra charge will be made. The above price is based on normal soil conditions, however, if surface water, large boulders, or any other unusual condition occurs, there will be an additional charge for extra labor, material and equipment necessary for the completion of the improvements to be made. The Owner(s) of the property represents and warrants that (he) (she) is the true Owner of the above property and has full right to order said improvements to be made. The Contractor and the Owner, for themselves, their successors, administrators and assigns, hereby agree to the full performance of the covenants herein contained. This Agreement is subject to the approval and acceptance of the Contractor. OWNER ALLSTATE PLUMBING COMPANY, INC. PHONE BANK Its officer, employee or agent EMPLOYED BY H" o vde PLUMBING AND HEATING, INC. PLUMBING COOLING HYORONICS SEWER AND WATER REPAIRS GAS ENGINEERING Phone 545 -8881 D 2222 EDGEWOOD AVENUE SOUTH, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA SS426 September 26, 1974 City of Edina 4801 'Jest 50th Street Edina, Minnesota 55424 Re: 4709 blest 70th Street Gentlemen; We find we can completely install a 111 K copper service from the curb stop to a point in the basement.where the well piping enters for the sum of; ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDR&D THIRTEEN DOLLARS (31,813.00) We have not included any paving and or landscaping of the trench, etc. Hoping to be of service to you, I r3main With kindest regards, HOVDE PLUMBING &(1EATI1dG, INC. Burton R. Hovde MR BRH/mr RAYMOND- E. HAEG PLUMBING Inc. 7226 Cedar Avenue So..._: MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55423 Tel. 866 -6092 PROPOSAL SUBMITTED TO- - -- - " ` - _._. -_�__ PHONE' - _ _. — _ DATE' S' i a e of Ediiia 927 8561 9/9/74 - STREET _ .. __.r .• —__ _ .__ __.. _ _ . , _ - - -- JOB NAME - 80 :Jest 50th 'St - Same i CfM STATE AND ZIP CODE - -'° -� ' ' *`" _ JOB LOCATION V Minn. - St . - 4 Weist th ARCHITECT _ _ --» �.. - .. DATE O F PLAN -° S -^" `` s•� r ^�t rid' JOB PHONE •°• - -- - ✓' tiV Mt z1a r 4 -`= We hereby submit specification �ndest' mtates for ��� ' ^°tic y .... ",'.4�'�.'r'„ �.'•-_ .,-!''.••'. F" ......r -' -:,tom. -5 -. Z T� . , :. _ ., +.`''•. 1= 1" water service from the stop• bcac west of .the - drivexay to -the f mace `roam. _ p' :,. _ We_will. not replace the black; top -where we go �asdsr the drive. = -t :• We.:.. will ...replace.- Ahe...sad The meter and permit will be • ftunished to us with no charge. _..__..We will canriect the meter to all fhe plumbing. ......... 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Or Frapast hereby to furnish material and labor - complete in accordance, with above specifications, for the_ sum of: .. One thousand four hundred eighty seven and 00/100 dollars ($ 1.487.00 ).. Payment to be made as follows:-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - — Pay in full by the 10th of the following month after completion, All material is guaranteed to be as specified. All work to be completed in a workmanlike from Authorized manner according to standard practices. Any alteration or deviation above specifies- Signature lions involving extra costs will be executed only upon written orders, and will become an _ extra charge over and above the estimate. All agreements contingent upon strikes, accidents Note: This proposal may be or delays beyond our control. Owner to carry fire, tornado and other necessary insurance. Our workers are fully covered by Workmen's Compensation Insurance. withdrawn by us if not accepted within 30 days. ArreptIme of t1raposal —The above prices, specifications and conditions are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. You are authorized Signature to do the work as specified. Payment will be made as outlined above. Date of Acceptance: Signature FORM 116 COPYRIGHT 1960 - NEW ENGUNO 6V9 — sESntce. -- 1 Vw -x ---- u. CURRENT ASSETS: Cash: Demand Deposits Working Fused Investments: Waterworks U. S, Treasury motes Accrued Interest Due from Other Funds Loan to Other Funds Inventory: Liquor Wine Beer and Mix Prepaid Expenses: Unexpired Insurance Supplies Inventory FIRED ASSETS AT COST: Land Land Improvements Buildings Furniture and Fixtures Leasehold Improvements LIQUDR FUND BALANICE S}MET CITY OF EDINA AS AT AUGUST 31, 1,974 ASSETS $ 17,2061:82 TOTAL CURRE14T ASSETS Less: Allowance for Deprecl�ttion and Amortisation Construction in Progress CTI MNT LIABILITIES: Trade Accounts Payable Accrued Payroll SURPLUS: Invested in Fixed Assets Unappropriated $ 259,996,72 3,500.00 68,131.40 2,1'20.00 $ 518,360077 123,345079 18, 353.55 " E- $ 263,496,72 70,851,40 18,954.00 415, 000., 00 660,060 11 $ 5,716.81 400,00 6,116,.81 $1,434,579.04 $ 151,448085 $ 20,997018 385,716!98 105,9531014 31,208129 5439875.59 $ 695, 3'24.4x4 TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES AND SURPLUS TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 171, 858 85 $ 523,465059 7,676089 531,142.48 $1 965,621052 $ 143,439045 5.415,00 $ 148, 85 4.45 $ 531,142048 192852624059 1,816,767007 TiDTAL LIABILITIES AND SURPLUS $1,965,621.52 LIQUOR DISPENSARY FUND COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF IMCOME AMD EXPENSE VILLAGE OF EDIMA Eight Months Ending August 31, 1974 and August 31, 1973 1974 _ 10 Y HICREASG- DECREASE. sa.,h St. Souti:dala Grondvdcm TOW 50th St. Sauthdalo Grandview Total 50th St. Sorsthdalo Gmndyr®w Total SA S: $487,925 Liquo: 128,303 Wino Dori 174,043 M12A 0.44 hi!zceu mcous 17 fl029 EXPENSES $807,300 Era; bmt ?o rc9a:n 132245 NET SALES $7194,055 COST OF SALES- $183,230 Is�t�rato:r -- �tiorcn,� 1 692,364 FmrsFos�� $875,594 Pahta� Augusa: 219:023 31 656,571 epass PRSl &lT $137.484 &PEUTING EXPENSES: StRing $ 41,585 tlt ortaec�! 13,800 r��T >>s�noeiva 19,395 TOTAL OPIPATiNG $ 74.780 EXPENSES $ 67,452 MT OPERATING $ 62,704 PROFIT 434,0457 5TS4ER INCOME: 147,266 C ,Z, °! ES. :a.naal. $ 3,550 Cash over or crds7 72 I.GWY.e GO 1atvu"3tM205 5,593 224,591 1.033 ----- - - - - -- $654,735 - - - - -- ------------ $458,861 - - - - -- -- $1,601,521 $464,227 $522,793 $391,409 $1,378,429 $23,698 $131,942 $ 67,452 $223,092 198 :078 107,666 434,0457 116,916 147,266 90,903 355,085 11,387 50,812 16,763 78,962 224,591 129,816 528,450 142,276 150,955 87,909 381,140 31,767 73,636 41,907 147,310 20.779 16,392 54,200 15,917 16.379 13 & 584 45.880 1,112 4,400 2 808 8,320 $1,098,183 $712,735 $2,618,218 $739,336 $837,393 $583,805 $2,160,534 $67,9645 $260,790 $128,930 $457,684 16,846 12,974 43,065 5M2 6,,569 4.778 17,119 7,473 10,277 8,196 25.946 $1,0818337 $6999761 $2,575,133 $733,564 .$830,,824 $579,027 $2,143,4;15 $60,941 $250,513 $120,734 $431,738 $ 202,960 $1659390 $ 551,580 $194,916 $143,097 $159,754 $ 497,767 $12,686 $ 59,863 $ 5,636 $ 53,813 908,552 622,769 2,223.685 628,358 714$319 '512,635 1,S551312 64,006 194,233 110,134 368,373 $1,1118512 $7889159 $2,775,265 $823,2745 $857,416 $672,389 $2,353,079 $329320 0254,096 $115,770 $422,186 233'x484► 203fl553 660,060 252,408 209,337 216,601 678,346 33,,85 28,14 139048 18,286 $ 874,028 $584,606 $2,115,205 1570,866 $648,079 $455,788 $1.674,733 05,705 $2252949 $128,818 $440.47 $ 207,309 $115,155 $ 4059,948 $161,698 $182,745 $123,239 $ 468,682 $25:214 $ 24,564 $ 8,08-- $ 8,7340 $ 37,841 $ 29,670 $ 109,096 $ 37,863 $ 35,937 $ 25,057 $ 98,837 $ 3,722 $ 1,9040 $ 4,613 $ 10,239 179120 14,077 44,997 9,733 18,065 8,584 36,382 4,067 9453 5,493 8,615 19,591 17 132 56,118 19,209 181,492 18,488 56,189 186 1„L099. 1,356 71 74g552 0 60 879 $ 210,211 66 805 72,494 52,129 191,428 7,975 $ 2,,058 8 750 1-18,783 $ 132,757 $ 54,276 $ 2459,737 $ 95,893 $110,251 $.71,110 $ 177,254 $339189 $ 22,506 $ 16,6340 $ 27,517 $ 4,844 $ 3,424 $ 11,818 $ 3,757 $ 4.1403 = $ 3,377 $ 11,377 $ 601 $ 47 $ 441 13 123 182 13 96 40 69 85 83 83 251 5,595 4,108 4,108 1,487 1,487 1.033 L271 2,271 1,238 1,238 I19T INCOME $ 722954 $ 137,588 $ 57,823 $ 268,365 $106,016 $114,398 $ 74,527 $ 294,941 PERCENT TO NET SALES: 17.31% 19.17% 16,46% 17.867. 22.18% 22.00% 21.28% 21.87% operating aaeaas 9.42 6.89 8.70 8.16 9.11 8.73 9.00 8.93 Gpera"ing Drop 7.89% 12.28% 7076% 9.70% 13.07% 13.27% 12.28% 12.947. aiker i:: =0 1.29 .44 .30 .72 1.38 .50 .59 .82 HLT IN r 9018% 120727. 8.26% 10.42% 14.45% 13077% 12.87% 13.76% b ,190 -� 16,704 ti 26, TREASURER'S REPORT CITY OF EDINA , AUGUST 31, 1974 FIRST FIRST EDINA SOUTHDALE Balance Per Bank Statement $ 56,266.05 $ 281,449.51 Deducts Outstanding Checks 172,626.94 10,277.70 Add: Returned Items for Deposit 413.75 610.84 Add: Deposit in Transit 29,469.90 26,529.78 $ 86a417024 $ 298,312,43 CERTPIFICATES OF DEPOSIT ]First Edina National Bank $1,625,000.00 First Southdale National Bank 200,000.00 Southwest Fidelity Bank 100,000.00 2 236 835.19 Americana 'State Bark s� 100,0000.,00 $2,025,000.00 Cash Balance Cash Balance Au st 1. 1974 Recei is Disbursements August 31,1974 Investments General $ 363,015.30 $ 37,457.23 $ 308,566.77 $ 91,903.96 $ 750,000,00 Poor 16,977.72 200,00 16,777.72 Sewer. Rental (58,010.57) 41,681,92 5x,702.69 U729034o3�S. PIR 39,495.18 39,493,18 175,000.00 Water 677,660.37 134,147.54 80,951.35 530,856.56 150,000.00 Liquor 222,951.64 401,022.74 363,977.66 259,996.72 67,000„00 Parke 9,596.29 458599.,06 04,3nk27) Park Construction 150.00 545215,98 U251196.05) Park Staking 114,456.55 9,590.11 6,481.50 117,565.16 25,000.00 Swimming Pool 4,760.67 3,091.01 16,213.67 (6,361.993 Golf Course 114,512.12 58,593.10 36,535.56 136,569.66 15,000.60 Recreation Centex �i�.��5a341oaJ1� 69683.51 48,777.94 U87,436.34) Gun Range X25,391.40) 759.50 1,110.62 32) SS0 53 3,596.50 3,596.50 75,000, 00 IBA 19973,426.03 21,128.09 7,315.04 1,987,239.68 546,000,00 Construction ((1 �1�b1�,Ofi0o��6� 3,409.45 294,446,31 (��,765,097.322 State Aid Si.tdcing e423.32) (4,23.82) Highway Bond Fund 707,601.02 193,084.17 900,685.19 1,050,060.00 Revemie Sharing 317 654.01 M625.0 3,278.50 ?x11 000.51 $295;43,218.18 $X,017,019.66 $1,323,402.65 $2,236,835.19 $2,853,000.00 CO l<ATEI�AZe First Edina National $3,225,0009 First Southdale National $570,000, Southwest Fidelity State $120,0009 Americana State Bank $165,000. September 27, 1971 Mr. James VanValkenburg, Mayor of Edina, City Hall 14801 Rest 50th Street Edina, Minnesota Dear Jim= I want to inform you that a vacancy exists on the Human Relations Commission* I recently received a letter from James T. Rutherford, 6517 Tingdale Avenue, stating that he has been forced to resign from the Commission, because he has decided to continue his education. His courses conflict with ou* meeting time. Jim Rutherford has been on the Commission for many years, and we will miss him* Two Edina residents have recently expressed an interest in serving on the Commission. They area Dr• A.M. Sborov, 4716 Upper Terrace, telephone: 922 -5054 Mrs. Louise Kendall, 5916 Sun Road, telephone: 929 -0761 Thanks, Meredith Hart . -..- � .. - ..ti, :y..• �..• _ � -mot._ -. .-+. -. •..- -. . . -. �. •.!-w4•^. wi,`.P�".y Board of County Commissioners.... Phone 348 -3087 130 Courthouse, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55415. .• j z' _i:~ -''� �uJtA � Jet, .y. � ? 7 -_" •' �t.` r..-' _ ,•.- ''`':•'�kast'Y�.v•*+ ��_; H@1NePiN COUNTY_ F y ..: = .'r 5 i ol�� , t 1 @. s' t . %1: Distrkt •Y s,.i 1 :•w,.• 's. " •�_ J• .33.s 1 {:: >r -C.-74y • NN. At'4 °wvi.ai`'t��i7 rM.''�t�'. J 4 - i �e b +t { f '!r' i- {, sp '7' `:y' -7.' t F �,�• j� An.r • c r r -, a 13i},+ v.•, ��` Y +-fig`. `�'S �; i t:` err• Se tenlb�f Fti '27, �`19�74 'J', `t� tx. ,-1 .-�`� • { s ti�lJg "' {S.1 ( 3 �µ�a =• _e _� .F_%A } <+K}. r.? � �t- _ SJ• P ,'rtiY n+'t� '.�1 ! '> „•`�:''�• s.,c Ss'•rb Y.• f :.i _ Q6!4j;'•F. t'1. .✓vs'�s.•.. ra Y�.,,,r, ,].St't Ts '^ r ,� . l# 't �.j• st st yY, .aGG .p' p Y- •rte �• +[ / /t y , J ) -4 � j i r�j Utlf i'SJ 3 '.. �!! G, 14. J, �t Jt � 4 Jl•`� 1 �,j�t �• t 't}T, I:-: C. Jig t_''J'r�i �� t4� � . {.J •, J 1 > Iit :•f / Y1 .7 t ?p �ii�S T / 4 {J• .4 ' _ 'l ,3'� •t�; J r.�'» ! �`< IJ ,`a 'u 4 :�,�' s,•.ti ?� l�7•,�': ^�i�i�ii.'�`"f�.� ^..�f _ •.1 � J r �ce: 'trJ:' - •e °tee,, ,t ,;y4 t'i '- rt ,r•s' �jj,, a'.iff(l M r•r :k.. t•f'•�: iiR'v ..,. ;,a,.s�y," 7 tP }�}�_'xa -{ {t7 ;t_�• � ' � �_� A.e�.� i•n•;;fy,;}`1i4 rtiJ L. '' ti'r `}i• .':,*<�s #�s J�!nT_._i r)Z C- `'v'(/"'Jr? • '.. + ' • Honorable es,-VanValkenburg ." ._ , �c Mayor,,. City - of _Edina _--ray 4 r 5 �M 4801 West: -50th St.'s'''' Edina,; Minnesota 55424.-- Dear Mayor VanValkenburg: y Pursuant -to Section 3, Subdivision 3, Chapter 738, Laws of Minnesota, 1963, the Board of Hennepin County Commissioners is submitting to you the attached budget revenue and tax levy schedule which is the maximum necessary to sustain the operation of the Hennepin County Medical Center and other health.functions for the year 1975. Authorization to forward the attached schedule was approved by the Board at =_= :. its September 24, 1974 meeting. For comparison purposes, the suburban levy for Medical _ Center support will be "1.003 mills for 1975 as opposed to .916 mills for 1974. Should •the governing body of your municipalities have 'any questions relating to the budget, the Board would be pleased to provide the appropriate information.; to Si cere yours. Thomas L. Olson, Chairman Board of County Commissioners Attachment r. HENNEPIN COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER FUND 1975 BUDGET REVENUE AND TAX LEVY BUDGET - OPERATING COSTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . $33,752,747 LESS: Estimated receipts from patient charges . . . . . $22,119,221 Miscellaneous revenue from Medical Center services 678,000 Grants and reimbursements . . . . . . . . . . . . 130287,512 Medicare settlements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,000,000 Delinquent taxes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80,000 Personal property tax reimbursement . . . . . . . - Operating carryover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 325,000 AMOUNT REQUIRED FROM CURRENT PROPERTY TAX LEVY MEDICAL CENTER OPERATING FUND TAX REQUIREMENT - BASED ON PERCENTAGE OF UNRECOVERED PATIENT COSTS FOR PERIOD 1/1/73 TO 12/31/73 AS REQUIRED BY CHAPTER 738, LAWS OF MINNESOTA, 1963. s Suburban Hennepin Minneapolis County 1973 UNRECOVERED PATIENT COSTS PERCENTAGE . . . . . . . 78.5 11.5 TAX REQUIREMENT FOR OPERATING FUND APPORTIONED TO 1973 UNRECOVERED COSTS ... . . . . CAPITAL AND PLANNING LEVY . . NET AMOUNT REQUIRED FROM PROPERTY TAX LEVY.. . . . . . ASSESSED VALUATION ESTIMATE MILL LEVY REQUIREMENT AT 97% COLLECTION RATE ADD BACK COUNTY RATE .. PROJECTED 1975 LEVY REQUIRE- MENT . . . . . . . . . . . . JU /rmm 9/20/74 25,489,733 $ 8,263,014 Entire Hennepin County 10.0 $ 6,486,466 $ 950,247 $ 826,301 - - 1,150,000 $ 6,486,466 $ 950,247 $; 1,976,301 $ 6,486,466' $ 950,247 $ 1,976,301 $1,358,578,007 $2,240,329,981 $3,598,907,988 4.922 .437 .566 .566 5.488 1.003 1i : I GENE SYLVESTRE ASSOCIATES, PLYMOUTH BUILDING, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55402 (612) 3364679 September 26, 1974 Mr. Warren Hyde City Manager City of Edina 4800 West 54th Street Edina, Minnesota 0 Dear Warren: Following is a summary of our consultative activities in the August 27 - September 26, 1974 period. I TYPE OF HOURS CONSULTING WHAT WAS DONE SPENT DATE GENERAL Discussed with representative from Twin City Colleges and University as well as Syracuse University possibility of recruiting inter- 8.0 8129 national resource people for international 9112 -13 human relations fair tentatively planned for City. Prepared and presented to co- - chairmen of Family Life Workshop a report on availability 7.5 912-5-6 - of possible keynote speakers. Continued 16-22 - trying to arrange for keynoter. 23 Prepared nailing list of selected State officers and staff concerned with human rights to be used for distribution of upcoming Cam issicn Newsletter. Continued research for several 6.0 915-10 - articles for first edition of Newsletter. 12 Worked with Commission representative preparing proposed revisions for Commission By -Laws. 2.0 916 Meld series of discussions with Commission Chairwoman about variety of Commission 2.5 9113 activities. Prepared materials for and attended monthly Commission meeting. 9.5 915-6 - 16-17 TYPE OF HOURS CONSULTING WHAT WAS DONE SPENT DATES , =RAL Prepared monthly repert on consultative services for City Manager. 0.5 9124 HOUSING Reviewed HRC Housing Committee study and recommendations with Committee Chairman. Also, met with City Mayor to discuss Housing Study. 3.5 8/27 EDUCATION Prepared and presented program�m human relations career evaluation to'students at Edina West -Upper Division._ 7.0 9/12 -13 TOTAL HOURS 46.5 Gene y e GS:MS cc: Meredith Hart 6900 Hickory Drive Minneapolis, Minnesota. 55432 28..September 1974. The Editor The Minneapolis Star Ref:. Mills Star item 24 Sept s74 Minneapolis, Minnesota on Edina' s new flag. Sirs The following is for your consideration for publication in the Mpls Star on above reference subject - and thank you. Very truly yours, GJilliam Hoffm 784 -0695 The recently adopted flag for Edina schools, fire and police departments invites the Biblical admonishment "let he who thinketh he standeth take heed lest he falll" Also, although our churches and schools too often advocate disrespect and rid• icule of our'National flag; it was hoped our citizentry would,, continue teaching -the signifigance of the greatest huma4tarian national emblem in the world, namely the STARS AND - STRIPESI The Shaddriek LeBeau Post,.'American Legion, Fridley,-Mn., annually conducts Citizenship-elasses FOR FREE and proudly graduates outstanding:.citizens always.- Veterans' organizations of Edina could well conduct like classes to acquaint its citizens: .with responsibilities under our U. S. Flag; all the while stress - ing the ridiculousness of transferring homage to a haphazard sap. -tter- brained banner void of meaning to most. (As an example.' of what the above lnew emblems- ,practice invites, I found one senior high school class-which I inherited displaying a Viet Kong flag in place of our National Flag which, incidentally, was promptly deposited in the.wastebasket by the students when the signifigance of the discourteous act was presented.) .Attendance at a good Citizenship Class by parents as well as students would go a long way in stressing personal responsi- bility and signifigance of duty, honor, country under our great nations s , NA,TIONAL FLAG I (Strange banners beget strange views / bed fellows,!) Gilliam C o fma _-- cps to: Edina Cty Council Police & Fire Der_ is Vet Is Orgns. 6900 Hickory Drive P1i,nneepolis, rannesota 55432 28 September. 1974 The Editor The k;inneapolis Star Ref: Nrpls Star item 24 Sept 174 minneavolia, 14innesota on Edina's new flag. Sir: ' The following is for your consideration for publication in the Mpl Star on above reference subject!- and thank you. Very . truly yours, j�iam Hof+ hoolsThe recently adopted flag for Edina sc s fire_ and police departments invites the Biblical Rdm.®nishment "'let he who thinketh he standeth take heed lest he fa111" A1sox although our churches and schools too often advocate disrespect and rid- icule of our National flag; it was hoped our citizentry would continue teaching the signifigance of the greatest huma4tarian national emblem in the world, namely the STARS AND STRIPES1 The Shaddrick LeBeau Post, American Legion, Fridley, Min -y annually conducts Citizenship classes FOR FRS and proudly . graduates outstanding citizens always. Veterans' organizations of Edina could well conduct like classes to acquaint its citizens with responsibilities under our U. S- Flag; all the while stress- ing the ridiculousness of transferring homage to a haphazard seetter- brained banner void of meaning to most. (As an example of what the above 'new emblems practice invites, I found one senior high school class which I inherited displaying a Viet Kong flag in place of our National Flag which, incidentally, was promptly deposited in the wastebasket by the students when.the signifigance of the discourteous act was presented.) Attendance st a good Citizenship Class by parents as well as students would go a long way in stressing personal responsi- bility and signifigance of duty, honors country under our great nation's NATIOIT+AL FLAG1 (Strange banners beget strange views/ bed fellows 1) 6 1 � C-11 Msr C ' o fma -- cns to: Edina Cty Council rr Police & Fi-re De-ots Vet's Org,ns � 1 � 1 6900 Hickory Drive rJinneepolis, Minnesota 55432 28 September', 1974 The Editor The PIinneapolis Star Ref: Nipls Star item 24 Sept 174 minneapolia, yfunnesota on Edina's new flag. Sir: ' The fdllowing is for your consideration for publication in the Mpl. Star on above reference subject and thank you. Very ,truly yours, it illiam Hoff V :784-0695 The recently adopted flag for Edina schools, fire and police departments invites the Biblical admonishment "let he who thinketh he standeth take heed lest he falll" Also, although our churches and schools too often advocate disrespect and rid -. icule of our National flag= it was hoped,our citizentry would continue teaching the signifigance of the greatest humartarian national emblem in the world, namely the STARS MiD STRIPESI The Shaddrick LeBeau Post, American Legion, Fridley, Mnoq annually conducts Citizenship classes-FOR FRN and proudly graduates outstanding citizens always. Veterans' organizations of Edina could well conduct like classes to acquaint its citizens with responsibilities under our U. S. Flag; all the while stressr ing the ridiculousness of transferring homage to a haphazard scetter- brained banner void of meaning to most. (As an example of what the above 'new emblem' practice invites, I found one senior high school class which I inherited displaying a Viet Kong flag in place of our National Flag which, incidentally, was promptly deposited in the wastebasket by the students when the signifigance of the discourteous act was presented.) Attendance at a good Citizenship Class by parents as well as students would go a long way in stressing personal responsi- bility and signifigance of duty, honor, country under our great nation's NATIOIIAL FLAG! (Strange banners beget strange views/ bed fellows!) fma crs to: Edina Cty Council " Police & Fire Dents '! Vet's Org.ns ,Z MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY O.F EDINA, MINNESOTA HELD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1974 EDINA .CITY HALL \ 1. Roll Call: Mr. Charles W. Freeburg, Chairman Mr. Gary B. Lyall Mr. James W. Nelson Mr. Lawrence W. Rixe Mr: William F. Greer Staff Present: Greg Luce, Executive Director David Schnobrich, Intern Lynnae Nye,.Secretary . 2. Approval of the Minutes of the Previous Meeting, Held August 22, 1974. Mr. Robert Sykes, 3924 West 50th Street, referenced page 2, paragraph 1 of the 8 -22 -74 H.R.A. minutes and-noted Mr. Sando of Mole Hole (not Mr. Sandova of Mobil) spoke in favor of a redevelopment project but felt a plan is needed before a financial commitment can be made. -- Mr. Freeburg moved the 8 -22 -74 H.R.A. minutes be approved with the correction noted by Mr. Sykes. Mr. Nelson seconded the.motion, and upon roll call the following voted: Ayes: Mr. Lyall, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Freeburg, Mr. Rixe, Mr. Greer. Nays: none. Motion carried. 3. Recommendations and Reports. A. Loan Agreement. Mr. Luce presented the final draft of the loan agreement, which both the City of Edina and H.R.A. approved in concept in May, 1974, subject to.some minor modifi- cations recommended by the City Attorney. The loan agreement essentially defines "allocated" and "non-allocated" funds, limits the amount of funds to be loaned through the end of 1974 to $40,200, and determines that the H.R.A. will repay at S% interest all allocated funds loaned to it by thee City of Edina. Discussion followed. In reply to Mr. Dick Wiltz, 4400 West 50th Street, Mr. Lyall clarified that, "as to the perpetuity of the organization and the City's commitment, the basic services agreement runs through the end of 1975." Mr. Rixe moved the loan agreement be approved and executed as presented. Fir. Lyall seconded the motion and upon roll call the following voted: Ayes: Mr. Lyall, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Freeburg, fir. Rixe, Mr. Greer. Nays: None. Motion carried. B. Financial Status of H.R.A. Mr. Luce referenced the 1974 H.R.A. budget o- $40,200, approved by the H.R.A. and City Council last May. He indicated the total amounts owed to the Citv to date are: for Personal Services, $4,333; for Contractual Services, an estimated $3,000 9 -3 -74 Page 2 }I.R.A. Minutes (although this includes attorney's fees and has not been broken down into allocated and non- allocated expenses); for Commodities, $50; and for Central Services, $1500 is owed. C. Report by Consultant Selection Committee. Mr. Nelson recalled that he, Mr. Greer, Greg Luce, and Dave Schnobrich interviewed three consulting firms (Bather, Ringrose, Wolsfeld, Inc.; Nason, Wehrman, Chapman Associates, Inc.; and Barton - Aschman Associates) on 8 -28 -74 to recommend to the full Authority which firm would be most qualified to do the best possible job. The Selection Committee'recommended that Bather, Ringrose, Wolsfeld., Inc. (BRW) be selected because their in -house capabilities in the area of traffic circulation and parking were superior to the other two firms interviewed, because the principals of the firm would be leading the consulting team, and because of their emphasis on consultation with the merchants and landowners, and involvement of the Citizens Advisory Committee. fir. Luce presented a modified form professional services contract agreement between the Housing and Redevelopment Authority and Bather, Ringrose, Wolsfeld, Inc. which establishes a maximum compensation of $15,000, based on an hourly fee with cost of printing; BRW has agreed they can perform this contract for that amount provided the city staff aids in the inventory of existing facilities and land use . in the 50th and France area. The - contract requires that the consultant prepare three categorical alternative plans, outline the advantages and disadvantages (cost/benefits) of each, review them with the affected businessmen, commissions, and staff, and, after joint selection of the preferred alternative, the consultants would develop that preferred alternative concept into a final plan to be acted on by the Planning Commission, H.R.A., and Citv Council prior to January 1, 1975. Considerable discussion followed. Mr. Luce clarified the consultant will not provide "a blue print for redevelopment ". fir. Nelson recalled that none of the three firms interviewed had in -house market research facilities. Mr. Sykes, in reply to Mr. Luce, stated the information to be provided by the consultant should be sufficient to get a commitment from the businessmen to pay for part of the redevel- opment project. Mr. Greer made a motion to select and approve Bather, Ringrose, Wolsfeld, Inc. as the consultant for the 50th and France redevelopment-project, and authorizing the H.R.A. chairman- to sign the professional services agreement between the Authority and BRW. Mr. Nelson seconded the motion, and upon roll call the following voted: Ayes: tor. Lvall, Mr. Nelson, fir. Freeburg, fir. Rixe, Mr. Greer. Nays: None. Motion carried. D. Report on Past, Existing, and Future Plans for the Minneapolis Side. Mr. Luce presented a copy of the latest Minneapolis plan for their side of the 50th and France area; although that plan is not recent and previously met with a great deal of opposition, "the Minneapolis H.R.A. will be doing a feasibility study for the area very soon to review the possibility of doing an acceptable plan ". The businessmen on the Minneapolis side of France Avenue, as well as the Minneapolis Planning Department and Housing and Redevelopment Authority, are in favor of a redevelopment project; however, Mr. Neiman, Minneapolis alderman for that ward, must -3 -74 H.R.A. Minutes s Page 3 r be contacted from as many directions as possible in order to demonstrate an interest in and desire for redevelopment so that a 50th and France project can become an increased priority in the City of Minneapolis. Mr. Luce explained that he will be an active liaison between the consultant, the Edina H.R.A., the Edina City Council and Planning Commission, the City of Minneapolis, and the Minneapolis H.R.A. No action taken. 4. Adjournment. - No further discussion being heard, Mr. Rixe moved the meeting be adjourned at 9:00 P.M. Mr. Lyall seconded the motion, and upon roll call the following voted: Ayes: Mr. Lyall, fir. Nelson, Mr. Freeburg, Mr. Rixe, and Mr. Greer. Nays: None. Motion carried. Meeting Adjourned. i Respectfully s mitted, 1 Greg Luce, Executive Director C01,11 ERCIAL AREA - INCIDENT RECORDS September 1, 1974 - September 30, 1974 DATE TI:-IE ICR 110. LOCATION INCIDENT DISPO. 9/1/74 0013 8348 Southdale Rec.8tolen Prop. RPT 9/1/74 0911 8359 Liemandt's Alarm A&A 9/1/74 0947 8361 J.C. Penney's Alarm A &A 9/1/74 2307 8374 Leisure Lane Alarm A &A 9/2/74 0855 8383 Leisure Lane Alarm A&A 9/2/74 1510 8391 Dayton's Shoplifter CBA 9/2/74 1549 8394 Donaldson's Shoplifter CBA 9/2/74 1853 8399 York Avenue Liquor Furn.Liquor to CBA a Minor 9/3/74 0506 8412 Wickes Furniture Alarm A &A 9/3/74 1318 8424 Midwest Trouser Exch. Theft RPT 9/3/74 1512 8428 Target Medical A &A 9/3/74 1649 8429 Key Cadillac Rec.Stolen Auto RPT 9/3/74 1759 8433 Orel Lot H &R PD A &A 9/3/74 2155 8443 lst Southdale Bank Alarm A &A 9/4/74 0115 8448 Copper Marque Alarm A &A 9/4/74 0953 8453 Key* Cadillac Auto Theft RPT 9/4/74 1418 8455 J.C. Penney's Shoplifter CBA 9/4/74 1815 8464 Southdale Lost Wallet A &A 9/4/74 2155 8469 lst Southdale Bank Alarm A &A 9/5/74 1005 8476 Southdale Ford Vandalism RPT 9/5/74 1508 8485 Penney's Medical A &A 9/5/74 1601 8489 7200 York Avenue Alarm A &A 9/5/74 1752 8491 Henn. County Library Bicycle Theft RPT 9/5/74 1805 8492 Henn. County Library Bicycle Theft RPT 9/5/74 1856 8495 Target Shoplifter CBA 9/5/74 1940 8498 Donaldson's Shoplifter CBA 9/5/74 1940 8503A Donaldson's Shoplifter CBA 9/5/74 1940 8503B Donaldson's Shonlifter CBA 9/5/74 2155 8504 lst Southdale Bank Alarm A &A 9/5/74 2205 8506 Cinema_ I & II Runaways RPT 9/5/74 2336 8509 Leisure Lane Alarm A &A 9/6/74 0313 8515 Leisure Lane Alarm A &A 9/6/74 1035 8517 Southdale Concourse Medical A &A 9/6/74 1312 8523 Camel Lot PD A &A 9/6/74 1350 8525 Dayton's :shoplifter CBA 9/x/74 1545 8527 YDrk Liquor Alarm A &A 9/6/74 1916 85311 Penney's Shoplifter A &A 9/7/74 0332 8553 York Liquor Alarm A &A 9/7/74 0339 8554 7151 Y oric Avenue Medical A &A 9/7/74 0 28 8556 Camel Lot Susp.Circumstances A &A 9/7/74 1455 8566A Penney's Disorderly Conduct CBA 9/7/74 1475 8566B Penney's Disorderly Conduct CBA 9/7/74 1500 8568 Donaldson's Shoplifter CBA 9/7/74 11625 8573 Gaileria Assault RPT 9/7/74 1954 8579 York Liauor Furnishing to a CBA Minor 9/7/74 2023 8532 Tiger Lou Theft RPT Commercial Area Incident Records September 1, 1974 — September 30, 1974 DATE TIME ICR NO. LOCATION INCIDENT D15P0. 9/7/74 2302 8586 Sound of Nusic Susn. Persons A &A 9/8/711 0203 8595 Perkins Curfew CBA 9/8/74 1209 8605 Rooster.Lot Rec.Stolen Auto. RPT 9/8/74 1337 8606 Southdale Car Wash Customer Problem A &A 9/8/74 1403 8607 Leisure Lane Theft from Auto RPT 9/2/74 1616 8611 Penney's Shoplifter CBA 9/8/74 1657 8612. Camel Lot - Auto Theft RPT 9/8/74 1710 8614 Camel Lot Rec.Stolen Auto. RPT 9/9/74 1544 8649 Leisure Lane Theft RPT 9/9/74 1555 8651 lst Southdale Banc- Alarm A &A 91 7/74- 1620 8657 Penney's Shoplifter CBA 9/8/74 1430 8658 Penney's Shoplifter CBA 9/9/74 1353 8661 Galleria Assault RPT 9/9/74 2118 8664 Famous Brand Shoes Alarm A &A 9/9/74 2214 8667 Fox Lot Auto Theft RPT 9/10/74 0459 8672 York Lia_uor Alarm A &A 9/10/74 1000 8678 Target Theft by Check RPT 9/10/74 1601 8685 7200 York Avenue Alarm A &A 9/10/711 1944 8691 Camel Lot Theft RPT. 9/10/74 1915 8692 Richfield Lane Solicitor APIA .9/10/74 2117 86911 Raccoon Lot Sus ,). Person A &A 9/11/74 1343 8700 Fox. Lot Auto Theft CBA 9/11/74 1853 8710 Fox Lot PD A &A 9/11/74 2022 8715. t;rangler's Roost harass.Phone Calls A &A , 9/11/74 2312 3722 Leisure Lane Alarm A &A 9/12/71: 0919 8732 Target Theft from Auto RPT 7/12/74 1145 8735 7151 York Avenue Bicycle Recovery RPM 9/12/74 1746 8744 Tiger Lot Att. Auto Theft RPT 9/12/74 2341 8752 Leisure Lane Alarm A &A 9/13/74 0733 8758 Target Fire Alarm A&A 9/1;/74 .1308 8763 Penney's Shoplifter CBA 14/74 1311 8799 Brothers Restaurant T- ledical A &A 0/14/74 1645 8808 Dayyton's Shoplifter CBA 9%14/74 1645 °812 Dayton's Shoplifter CBA 9/!4/74 1710 8813 Donaldson's Sho ,)lifter CBA 9/111/ 174 1827 8818 Woolworth's Susp . Person A &A 9/15/74 0903 8837 Leisure Lane Alarm A &A ;/15/74 1153 8840 Hudson's Alarm AF:A 9/15/74 1715 8844 Penney's Shoplifter CBA 9/16/74 0124 8858 Target Alarm A &A 9/16/74 1655 8877 Key Cadillac Theft RPT 9/16/74 1345 8878 Donaldson's Shoplifter CBA 9/15/74 1410 8479 Donaldson's Shonlifter CBA 9/1'0/74 2004 8890 Dayton's Shoplifter CBA 9/17/74 0100 8895 bouthdale Bowl Surrender Lic. RPT Plate 9/17/74 0807 8900 Leisure Lane Alarm APIA /17/74 1218 8907 Woolworth's Shoplifter GBA .,/17/74 1610 3911 Fox Lot Exceptional Clear CBA 9/13/74 1303 8932 Perkins Assist Bloomington A &A 74 1722 8942 Iiyerly's Shoplifter CYA :/18/74 1831 89115 Pliams Alarm AF.A 9/19/74 ,1410 8961 Galleria Medical. AFzA Commercial Area - Incident Recoras Page 3 September 1, 1974 - September 30, 19711 DATE TILE ICR IIO. LOCA`-7'1.0II I11CiD DISP0. 9/20/74 0201 8995 Donaldson's. Alarm AF-A 9/20/74 0740 9002, Leisure Lane Alarm A&A 9/20/74 0843 9007 1st Southdale Ban'. Public Assist A &A 9/20/74 0905 9.009 Sc:uaiat I-,usic Alarm AF:A 9/20/74 1518 9021 Penney's Overflow ?D A &A 9/20/74 2011 9037 Donaldson's Sho- lifter CAA 9/20/74 1630 9038 Bear Lot eublic .':u_sFnce A&A 9/21/74 0008 9045 Penney's Alarm A &A 9/21/74 1532 9063 Dayton's Overflow Auto ^he °t RP 9/21/74 15149. 9064 Dayton's Overflow Rec. atcler: auto RPT 9/22/74 0010 9082 Southdale Bowl Check I.D. A&A 9/22/74 1339 9099 Rabbit Lot PD RPT 9/22/74 1445 9101 Donaldson's Shopli_ter CBA 9/22/74 1519 9102 Dayton's ITedical A &A 9/22/74 1638 9105 Two & Two Shop Shonl CAA 9/23/74 1255 9129 Donaldson's Shoplifter CBA 9/23/74 1504 9133 Woolworth's. Forgery RPT 9/23/74 1531 9136 IIurrah Shop Nedical A &A 9/24/74 2035 9174 68th ana York Drub Violations CBA 9/25/74 0038 9182 Penney's Alarm A &A 9/25/74 0915 9187 Owl Lot Theft F r om Auto RPT .9/24/74 1900 9195 Penney's' Shopl_�'ter C13A 9/25/74 1547 9199 Penney I s iledicaI AF:A 9/25/74 1649 9202 Penney's Car Care Warrant Arrest CHA 9/25/74 1927 9209 Target Car Fire A &A 9/26/74 1414 9230 Southdale Center Susp. Person A &A 9/26/74 1715 9239 Byerly's Shoplifter CBA 9/27/74 0205 9258 Byerly's F &R PD RPT 9/27/74 1317 9266 Dayton's Overflow ATL Auto RPT 9/27/74 1554 9269 Walgreen's Drug.Violat_on CBA 9/27/74 1630 9272 Byerly's Shoplifter CPA 9/27/74 1815 9274 Target Theft iror:.Auto RPT 9/28/74 0611 9298 Leisure Lane Alarm A &A 9/28/74 1117 9306A Donaldson's Shoplifter CBA 9/28/74 1117 930613 Donaldson's Warrant Arrest CBA 9/28/74 1310 9309 Bjorkman's Theft RPT 9/29/74 1847 9320 Delaria's Fire A € A 9/28/74 1924 9322 Southdale Drug Violations CBA .9/28/74 2200 9328 Key Cadillac Open Door A" 9/28/74 2300- .9331 Southdale Bowl. Kid Call A &A 9/29/74 0022 9336 Southdale Bowl Kid Call A &A 9/29/74. 0158 9343A Perkins Disturbance A &A 9/29/74 0158 9343B Perkins Drug Violations CBA 9/29/74 0226 9347 Giraffe Lot Theft fro.: Auto I?PT 9/29/74 1703 9362 7200 York Avenue Alarm AF:A 9/29/74 1723 9363 Hiory FarMS Exposer RPT 9/29/74 1817 9366 7200 York. Avenue Alarm A &A 9/29/74 2219 9369 Leisure Lane Alarm A &A 9/30/74 1631 9383 Edina Lane !led cal A&A. Public Works Phone 935 -3381 320 Washingtcr. Av. South, Hopkins, Minnesota 55343 HeNNePIN COUNTY Florence B. Hallberg, Clerk 4801 W. 50th St. Edina, MN 55424 October 3, 1974 This year Hennepin County will be operating two leaf recycling centers: the Eden Prairie site, which was opened last year, and the new Osseo site. The Eden Prairie site is located 2 and 3/4 miles south of the intersection of 494 and County Road 18, then 1/2 mile west on County Road 1. The Osseo site is located in the old county gravel pit one mile west of County Road 18, just off County Road 109. Leaves will be accepted at these sites starting October 12. We invite municipalities, collection services, lawn services, and the public to deposit leaves at our sites. The site will be open Monday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4 :00 p.m., and on Sunday noon until 4 :00 p.m. Our operation will continue along the same lines as last year- composting the leaves during the winter and distributing the composted material to the public for their use in the spring on a first come -first served basis. As was done last year, there will be no charge for this service. We will not accept plastic, concrete curb, twigs and branches, and other foreign materials in the loads of leaves. Thaese items can severly damage our leaf shredder. All loads must be bagged or covered when transported in an open vehicle. Thank you for your cooperation and would you please pass this information on to the proper authority. Sincerely, William J. Brenna Environmentalist Environmental Division WJB /lp Minorities, Women and Other Protected Classes are Encouraged to apply for Employment at Hennepin Canty