M1Bettinger made a motion to approve the amended meeting agenda; Rainville seconded.
moved by Bettinger, seconded by Rainville
All in favor
Tuesday, September 13, 2016
Agenda
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What was on the agenda.
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The supporting materials council reviewed.
One-line summary
Council handled code enforcement updates, approved a new park facility permit, approved consent agenda items, increased the authorized amount for A/V meeting equipment, approved audit services and the 2017 Sheriff’s contract, scheduled hearings, adopted the 2017 proposed budget and levy resolution, and concurred with a reduced speed limit on Old Viking Blvd.
13 items as recorded in the minutes, each with a plain-English summary of what was at issue.
agenda_0Approve/amend the meeting agenda
Added Item 3.f. Springer Property and 6.g. Old Viking Speed Study; approved amended agenda.
agenda_1Sheriff Report
Lt. Wayne Heath gave an August 2016 update and public safety warnings.
agenda_2Floor Items
Public comments from Gary Scott (property dispute and code enforcement concerns) and Debbie Mahutga (mayoral candidacy statement).
Gary Scott asked the Council for help with property-related issues and neighbor conflict, stating he wanted someone to come out and look the property over. Council discussed whether staff should go out first and then, if conflict remained, involve the Council for mediation, and suggested Scott work through as much of the checklist as possible before returning to Council.
agenda_3Code Enforcement
Multiple property compliance items including follow-up direction and removal from list; Springer property added to agenda.
Council addressed the lack of a signed agreement and voted to have the Planner follow up and provide an update at the October meeting.
Council voted to remove Ricky John Brand (21144 Basalt St.) from the Code Enforcement List.
Gary Scott asked the Council for help with property-related issues and neighbor conflict, stating he wanted someone to come out and look the property over. Council discussed whether staff should go out first and then, if conflict remained, involve the Council for mediation, and suggested Scott work through as much of the checklist as possible before returning to Council.
Council discussed concerns about the Springer property cleanup, noting neighbors’ concerns and that there were "69 mattresses" on the property. The owners were presented two cleanup options, appeared to have contracted services, and had two weeks to clean up per the citation.
Code enforcement included several separate actions; see motions for items with formal votes.
agenda_4Park & Recreation
Hockey rink liner purchase discussed; special event facility permit approved.
Council considered a newly created facility use permit from Park & Recreation and voted to approve the Facility Permit, while noting the committee still needed to work on the Special Event Permit and guidelines.
Park & Recreation included one approval motion (facility permit) and one informational item (hockey rink liner purchase).
agenda_5Consent Agenda
Approved prior minutes, financial report, audited bills and net distribution reports, and adopted a Constitution Week proclamation.
Each consent sub-item is marked consent_calendar because they were adopted together under one motion.
agenda_5_1Consent: Approve the July 12, 2016 and August 10, 2016 City Council Meeting Minutes
agenda_5_2Consent: Financial Report
agenda_5_3Consent: Approve All Audited Bills Claim #10269 through Claim #10358, plus Net Distribution reports dated August 9th, August 22nd and September 6th, 2016
agenda_5_4Consent: Adopt Proclamation for Constitution Week
agenda_6Council Items
A/V recording update and funding increase; audit services approval; sheriff’s contract approval; scheduled Truth in Taxation and special assessment hearings; adopted proposed 2017 budget and levy resolution; approved reduced speed limit on Old Viking Blvd.
Council heard an update that one response was still outstanding, and that once received the committee would meet to discuss bids and decide. Council then voted to increase the authorized purchase amount for the Audio/Video equipment to $23,500.
Council voted to approve the proposed 2017 Sheriff’s Contract in the amount of $221,874.00, with Bettinger voting against and asking to see the formula for how the contract amount is computed.
Council voted to schedule the Truth in Taxation Hearing on December 13th at 6:01 PM.
Council voted to schedule the Special Assessment hearing time at 6:30 PM on October 11, 2016, with the City Council meeting immediately following.
Council voted to approve the 2017 Proposed Budget as discussed at the workshop, including an increase of $50,000 (bringing the total to $100,000) toward the Road and Bridge Improvement Fund, and to adopt Resolution 2016-22 with a total levy increase of 0.7103%. The motion carried with Pilon and Rainville voting against.
Council voted to concur with reducing the speed limit on Old Viking Blvd. between Nowthen Blvd (CSAH 5) and St. Francis Blvd. (TH47) to 50 MPH.
Council Items included several separate actions; see motions for items with formal votes.
agenda_7Introduction of New Items
No items were presented.
agenda_8Adjournment
Meeting adjourned at 8:15 PM.
13 motions on the record. Split votes are highlighted.
M1Bettinger made a motion to approve the amended meeting agenda; Rainville seconded.
moved by Bettinger, seconded by Rainville
All in favor
M2Pilon made a motion to have the Planner follow up and give an update at the October meeting; Rainville seconded.
moved by Pilon, seconded by Rainville
All in favor
M3Bettinger made a motion to have this removed from the Code Enforcement List; Rainville seconded.
moved by Bettinger, seconded by Rainville
All in favor
M4Reighard made a motion to approve the Facility Permit; Scheffler seconded.
moved by Reighard, seconded by Scheffler
All in favor
M5Bettinger made a motion to approve the Consent Agenda; Scheffler seconded.
moved by Bettinger, seconded by Scheffler
All in favor
M6Reighard made a motion to increase the approval amount to purchase the Audio/Video Equipment to $23,500; Bettinger seconded.
moved by Reighard, seconded by Bettinger
All in favor
M7Scheffler made a motion to approve the proposal for audit services with Michael Pofahl, for year ending 2016; Bettinger seconded.
moved by Scheffler, seconded by Bettinger
All in favor
M8Pilon made a motion to approve the proposed 2017 Sheriff's Contract in the amount of $221,874.00; Reighard seconded.
moved by Pilon, seconded by Reighard
M9Pilon made a motion to schedule the Truth in Taxation Hearing on December 13th at 6:01 PM; Rainville seconded.
moved by Pilon, seconded by Rainville
All in favor
M10Bettinger made a motion to schedule the Special Assessment hearing time at 6:30 PM on October 11, 2016, with the City Council Meeting immediately following; Rainville seconded.
moved by Bettinger, seconded by Rainville
All in favor
M11Bettinger made a motion to approve the 2017 Proposed Budget, as discussed and recommended at the City Council Workshop, with the increase of $50,000 (for a total of $100,000) towards the Road and Bridge Improvement Fund, some further deductions to the Road and Bridge Operating Fund and to adopt Resolution 2016-22, for a total levy increase of 0.7103%; Scheffler seconded.
moved by Bettinger, seconded by Scheffler
M12Bettinger made a motion to concur with reducing the speed limit on Old Viking Blvd, between the intersection with Nowthen Blvd (CSAH 5) and the intersection with St. Francis Blvd. (TH47) to 50 MPH; Scheffler seconded.
moved by Bettinger, seconded by Scheffler
All in favor
M13Rainville made a motion to adjourn the meeting at 8:15 PM; Reighard seconded.
moved by Rainville, seconded by Reighard
All in favor
The amounts the council actually voted to approve, each with the vote that approved it. Drawn from the official minutes.
F1
$23,500
F2
$221,874
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