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Hastings, Minnesota
March 5, 1979
The City Council of the City of Hastings, Minnesota met in a regular
meeting on Monday, March 5, 1979 at 7:30 P.M. in the Council O1ambers of the
Ci ty Hall.
Members present: Councilmen Trautmann, Trutna, Stoffel, Shannon,
Karnick, Collins, Legler, and Mayor Petersen
Members absent: None.
The Mayor called for additions or corrections to the rrdnutes of the
meeting of February 20, 1979 and hearing none declared the rrdnutes approved as
read.
The Mayor opened the Public Hearing on the proposed
use of $5,000 Federal Revenue Sharing Funds at 7: 30 P.M. The
legal notices of the hearing were read into the record, the
hearing had been properly called. There were many favorable
caIIrents fran the audience on the Bicycle Safety Program. Mrs.
Carol Holmes urged the continuance of the program. Daryl Plath
presented an additional petition of 225 names requesting that
the Safety Program be approved for another year. Marie Well
CCIlIOOnded the 2 Patrol Officers that have been in the program
the last two years and suggested they be hired for another year.
Mrs. E. Schnirring urged the Council to keep the Program.
Clifford Nordstran said he thought sane of the money should go
for Senior Citizens but did not mention any specific plan or
need. Mr. Reuter asked for an explanation of the program which
was given by Julie Goss, the Patrol Officer present. Sherry Atkins,
a school teacher, said that all the teachers and educators are
100% in support of the Bicycle Safety program. Everyone was given
theppportunity to be heard. The Mayor closed the hearing at
7:45 P.M.
PUBLIC HEARING $5,000
FEDERAL REV. SHARING
Ft.JNDS-PROP03ED USE
BICYCLE SAFElY PRO}.
Moved by Councilman Trautmann, seconded by Councilman
Legler to allocate $5,000 Federal Revenue Sharing Funds to the
Bicycle Safety Program but to check into the possibility of
CETA funding for sane assistance. Ayes, 7; Nayes, none.
:FUNDS AI.J..OCATED TO
BICYCLE SAFElY PRO}.
Moved by Councilman Stoffell., seconded by Councilman CAlL FOR PUBLIC HEARING
Legler to call for a public hearing on April 16, 1979 at 7:30 P.M.VACATIOO OF ALLEY
to consider the vacation of all of the alley of Block 107, BIlL 107 ORIGINAL TOVN
Original Town of Hastings. Ayes, 7; Nayes, none.
Moved by Councilman Collins, seconded by Councilman
Shannon to accept the resignation of Councilman Tan Novak, 2nd
Ward, effective March 2, 1979. Also, to send a letter of thanks
tdMr. Novak. Ayes, 7; Nayes, none.
ACCEPT RESIGNATION
COUNCIlMAN TO.1 NOVAK
Moved by Councilman Karnick, seconded by Councilman
Legler to ratify the Mayor's appointment of Richard Collins
as acting Mayor to replace Tan Novak. Ayes, 7; Nayes, none.
APPOINI' RIaIARD COlLINS
ACTING MAYOR
Moved by Councilman Karnick, seconded by Councilman
Collins to approve the following revision of Council Cbmrnittees
due to Councilman Novak's resignation. Ayes, 7; Nayes, none.
Administrati ve: Richard Collins, Chairman
Thanas Trutna, Vice-Chairman
David Legler
School Liaison: Fred Trautmann
APPROVE CXMMI'l'l'E!!'
C1lANGES
Moved by Councilman Stoffel, seconded by Councilman
Shannon to accept the resignation of Luverne Schaffer as the
Jani tor for the Hastings Library. Ayes, 7; Nayes, none.
LIBRARY JANITOR
RES IGNS
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VACANCY 00 CI'IY OOUNCIL
2ND WARD
Moved by Councilman Trutna, seconded by Councilman
Legler to put a notice in the papers that applications will be
received by the City Administrator, for the vacancy on the City
Council, until March 30, 1979 at 4:30 P.M. Applications will
be considered at the Council meeting of April 2, 1979
Ayes, 7; Nayes ,none.
RFSOLUfIoo #22IJ ORDER Councilman Legler introduced the follcming resolution
PUMP-S.W. PaIDING BASJN and IIDved its adoption:
RESOLUfIOO ORDERING PURCHASE OF PUMP AND RElATED EQUIPMENT
FOR SOOTHWEST PCM>ING BASIN
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WHEREAS, substantial areas of the City, contributory to the
Southwest Ponding Basin, were inundated by rains in the surrmer
of 1978, and said lands accordingly presently have little
capaci ty for the saturation of additional runoff waters; and
WHEREAS, the City of Hastings and surrounding environs have
received exceptionally heavy sncmfall during the winter of
1978-1979 thereby posing apotential, serious water runoff
problem; and
WHEREAS, based upon the best information available to the City
Council of the City of Hastings there exists a substantial
likelihood of water runoff which will contribute to the South-
west Ponding Basin and which could cause the overflcm of same if
water is not rerroved fran same by punps or other devices; and
WHEREAS, the situation with regard to the Southwest Ponding
Basin has been confinred by means of the report of Barr Engin-
eering Co. received in February, 1979 by the City of Hastings;
and
WHEREAS, the need for emergency pumping equipnent to maintain
the level of the Southwest Ponding Basin is required to protect 0
the life, safety, and property of citizens of the City of . "
Hastings in a general vicinity of said Southwest Ponding Basin
as early as April of 1979; and
WHEREAS, the Council has been advised that there is at least a
sixty-day delay in delivery of adequate punping equipnent fran
the canpanies that normally provide such equipnent fran the date
or ordering of same; and
WHEREAS, should the City follcm the provisions of Minnesota Statutes
Section 471. 345 with regard to the advertisement and awarding of
contracts for suns over $10,000, the City would be unable to
receive the necessary pumping equipnent until mid or late June,
1979; and
WHEREAS, it is estimated that the cost of the equipnent required'
to protect the property and citizens of the City of Hastings will
cost in the range of $25,000; and
WHEREAS, it is imperative that the City provide emergency protection
to its citizens fran the potential of flooding ~of the Southwest
ponding Basin during the IIDnths of April, May, and June of 1979;
NON, 'lBEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED:
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1. That the City of Hastings does hereby declare an arergency to
exist with regard to the potential for flooding of the South-
west Ponding Basin during the Spring of 1979, thereby requiring the
irIIoodiate acquisition of punping equipnent to protect the safety
and property of its citizens.
2. That the City imnediately solicit contracts for the providing of
the necessary pumping equipnent for the Southwest Ponding Basin
upon quotation or in the open market pursuant to Minnesota Statute
Section 473:-345 Subdivision 5 as soon as possible, and to the extent
practical, shall obtain at least two quotations for said equipnent
fran potential bidders.
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3. That the City Ackni.nistrator be, and hereby is, authorized to enter
into such contracts as are necessary for the acquisi tion of said equip-
ment at the earliest possible date upon the advice, counsel, and aid of
the City Engineer.
4. That the City Administrator shall, as soon as the information is
available, present the information concerning said contract and the order-
ing of said equipnent to the Council for ratification and approval.
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Councilman Trutna seconded the motion to adopt said resolution
passed by the following vote. Ayes, 7; Nayes, none.
Council of the City of Hastings, Minnesota
Moved by Counci1man Collins, seconded b Counci CDNSENT AGENDA APPROVED
Karnick to approve the itans on the Consent Agenda. Ayes,
Nayes, none.
a) Pay all bills as audited.
b) Renew Gas Fitters license, Ibody, Inc. St. Paul, Mn.
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Moved by Counci1man Shannon, seconded by Counci1man
Karnick to authroize the sale of 3.996 acres of land in the
Industrial Park #1 to Micbael Laub, Linda L. Hunter, and Jane E.
Paulus (Master, Inc.) for a total price of $39,996. Tenns as
stated in Purchase Agreement. Property legally described as
follows: Com. at SE cor. of LDt i thence N ODeg. 27min. 00 sec.
E, bearing assumed, a distance of 500 ft. (which point is on the
southerly right-or-way line of Spiral Boulevard) thence N 89deg.
33 min. 00 sec. W, along the southerly right-of-way line of Spiral
Blvd. a distance of 88.46 ft; thence along a tangential curve
concaved to the southwest (having a radius of 1080.48 ft; a central
angle of 28 deg. 43 min. 30 sec. and a length of curve of 541.69 ft.)
a distance of 374.64 ft; thence S 17 deg. 38 min. 14 sec. E, a
distance of 469.70 ft; (whicb point is on the northerly right-of-way
line of Outlot B); thence S 89 deg. 33 min. 00 sec. E, along the
northerly right-of-way of Outlot B a distance of 278.46 ft. to the
point of beg. 3.996 acres more or less. Ayes, 7; Nayes, none.
SALE OF LAND IND. PARK
MASTER, INC.
Moved by Counci1man Trautmann, seconded by Councilman
Trutna to change records of 10/2/78 certifying a tree removal
fee against Parcel #19-32100-170-05. The correct number is
#19-03800-010-04. The original assessment was certified to the
Dulwood Peters property, 1305 Park Lane, because he was'c one of
the Peters family who own property at 1526 Eddy St. The Eddy
St. Property had the tree removed and the assessment should
have been assessed to said 1526 Eddy St. Correction request sent
to County Auditor. Ayes, 7; Nayes, none.
CORRECT PARCEL NUMBER
TREE RmDVAL ASSFSSM' T.
Moved by Councilman Stoffel, seconded by Counci1man
Shannon to authorize the transfer of the On-Sale and Sunday
On~ale liquor license fran Richard A. Hoffman, dba The Down-
towner, 117 E. 2nd Street, Hastings, Minnesota to : Melvin &
Patricia Burdorf, dba The Downtowner, 117 E. 2nd St. Hastings,
Minnesota. Ayes, 7; Nayes, none.
TRANSFER LIQUOR LICENSE
HOFFMAN-BUROORF
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1!ne next i tern on the Agenda was the Lake Rebecca LAKE REBEcx::A PROJEcr
Project. '!he City Administrator explained to the people present
what has happened so far on the project. Millett O'Connell said
he thinks the City has enough park area and the project should
be rejected, that the City should take a fresh look at priorities.
John McKane said the Task Force has worked on this project for
six years and has followed every democratic measure from here to
Washington, D.C. also the March 1978 Referendum found the voters
in favor of the Park and we should now move on with the project.
Counci1man Legler stated he has received many calls suggesting
better uses of the money such as the Ice Arena, restoration of
old Mill Park, and Senior Citizen needs. The Attorney said that
the money voted upon in the referendum could not be used for any
other purpose than the park project. Counci1man Shannon felt the
voters have supported the project and he was in favor of moving on
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LAKE REBECCA ffi'f' T
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wi th it. COunciJrnan Trautmann agreed. Peter Mi tzuk asked why
Lake Isabel could not be restored as a Park. Counci1man Trautmann
answered that most of the IIDney for the project is coming fran the
Corps of Engineers and if not used for this Lake Rebecca Park it
would not be available for any other use, also that the IIDney
voted on the referendum for the Park must be used only for that.
Moved by CounciJrnan Shannon, seconded by Counci1man Trautmann
to limi t debate and call for the question. Ayes, 4; Nayes,
Karnick, Collins, Legler. Motion carried.
Counci1man Trautmann introduced the following resolution
and IIDved its adoption:
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RESO:wrIOO DIRECl'ING OONDEMNATIOO OF LANl)3
NEEDED FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES OF NATURAL RESOORCE
RECLAMATIOO, FISH AND WIIDLIFE ENHANCEMENT,
AND RECREATIONAL USES.
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.WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Hastings has hereto-
-. fore, by Resolution No. 13-76 dated March 15, 1976, declared
its intention concerning local participation in recreation
features of a project for fishery and wildlife enhancement
and recreation development on the Mississippi River (Lake Rebecca)
Dakota County, Minnesota; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has by Resolution No. 135877 dated
November 7, 1977 further declared its intention for local par-
ticipation in recreation and fish and wildlife enhancement
features at Lake Rebecca subject to approval of financing by
referendum and participation by others; and
WHEREAS, the voters of the City of Hastings by special election
of March 21, 1978, approved the borrowing of IIDney by the City of
Hastings by the issuance of general ooligation bonds or by in-
curring long-term debt in an aIIDunt not to exceed $88,000.00
(in addition to previously authorized. $50,000.(0) "in order to
participate in the improvement and installation of recreational 0
facilities and other open space and park improvements at Lake
Rebecca park area in the City of Hastings; and
WHEREAS, the United States Army Corps of Engineers has prepared
and submitted to the City of Hastings a plan for the development
of Lake Rebecca and various supplements thereto, which plan has
been reviewed by and accepted by the Hastings City Council; and
WHEREAS, the City of Hastings has heretofore entered into a
contract between itself and the United States of America acting
through the Corps of Engineers of the United States Army, which
contract is dated Septamer 26, 1978, and which contract requires
the City, arIDng other things, to acquire fee and/or pennanent
use easements on approximately 23 acres of privately ONIled real
estate adjoining said Lake Rebecca and located wi thin the City of
Hastings, County of Dakota, State of Minnesota for the purpose of
implementing the plan for development for the Lake Rebecca Project
as hereinbefore referred to; and
WHEREAS, the United States Army Corps of Engineers has agreed
by the aforementioned Contract to undertake certain construction
activities pursuant to the aforementioned plan for development for
the purposes of reclaiming natural resources, recreational uses,
and fish and wildlife enhancement, at the expense of the United 0
States of America, provided that the City of Hastings will pro-
vide all of the real property interest necessary to acCCllJ>lish'.
same as set forth above; and
WHEREAS, .~ public hearings have been held in the City of
Hastings regarding the said plan for development and the contract
for same; and
WHEREAS, the acquisition of said land for natural resource reclam-
ation, recreation, and fish and wildlife enhancement is a public
purpose, and the Council deans the ~aid acquisition necessary and
essential for said public purposes;
NOW, 'IHEREFORE, be it resolved by the City Council of the City of
Hastings as follows:
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1. That the subject property, being the property to be acquired by the City
of Hastings is described on Exhibit A which is attached hereto and made a part
hereof by reference as if set forth fully herein.
2. '!hat the City of Hastings shall forthwith undertake eminent danain pro-
ceedings to acquire the necessary fee title and permanent use easements in the
subject property pursuant to its contract with the United States of America,
Uni ted States Army Corps of Engineers.
3. '!hat it is essential and necessary that said property be acquired by the
City of Hastings for public purposes consisting of natural resource reclamation,
recreational uses, and fish and wildlife enhancement.
Councilman Shannon seconded the motion to adopt said Resolution.
Ayes, Trutna, Trautmann, Stoffel, and Shannon. Nayes, Karnick, Collins, and
Legler.
or declared the resolution to be duly adopted.
by the City Council of the City of Hastings, Minnesota this
1979.
Councilman Collins, seconded by Councilman ADJOURN
urn he rreeting at 9: 30 P. M. Ayes, 7; Nayes, none.
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. CLAP1S
MARCH 5~ 1979
- CLAIr! NO , DISPOSITION
N11lUNT
Document Section 8491 Publications 4.20
Nat'lAssnHousingOfficials 8492 fAtes 52.00
MacDonald & Hack 8493 Services 2,225.00
Martin Carroll 8494 Reimbursement Dutch Elm 95.00
Freida Hayer 8495 Refund Ambulance 25.00
Mrs. Lois Jensen 8496 Refund Ambulance 25.00
Disaster Conference 8497 REgistration 11. 00
Postmaster 8498 Stamps 405.00
'I University of Minn 8499 Registration 45.00
Walter Petersen 8500 Expenses 9.25
! I Minn. Gas Co. 8501 Monthly Billing 3,888.29
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NSP 8502 . Monthly Billing 10,310.71
Coalition of Outstate Cities 8503 MEmbership Dues 25.00
Wallace Erickson 8505 Expenses 14.19
Commissioner of Taxation 8504 Sales Tax 92.94
Hastings United Way 8506 Payroll Deduction 8.00
State Capitol Credit Union 8507 Payroll Deduction 390.00
State Treasurer 8508 Social Security 2,629.50
N.W. Nat'1. Life Ins Co. 8509 Payroll Deduction 70.87
Colonial Insurance CO. 8510 Premium 126.00
N.W. Nat'l. Bank Hastings 8511 Federal Withholding 8,814.90
Commissioner of Revenue 8512 State Withholding 7,048.70
State Treasurer 8513 PERA 15,278.99
Local 320 8514 Dues 312.75
Fluegel & Hertogs 8515 Legal Fees 2,479.16
Air Comm 8516 Service Contract 114.50
Albinson's 8517 Supplies 81. 26
American Linen 8518 Supplies 71.66
Earl F. Anderson & Assoc 8519 Supplies 231. 08
Bailey Nurseries 8520 Trees 1,908.00
Bahl's Service 8521 Parts & Labor 629.21
Capitol Sales Co. Inc. 8522 Supplies 25.00
Coast to Coast 8523 Supplies 16.40
II Coca Cola Bottling 8524 Supplies 35.00
Diamond Mfg. Co. 8525 Supplies 2.40
C.H. Edlund 8526 Services 21.56
Wallace Erickson 8527 March Mileage 100.00
Fair Book & Office 8528 Supplies 221.22
Flexible Pipe Tool Co. 8529 Parts 890.91
Fluegel & Hertogs 8530 Services 345.00
Foreman & Clark 8531 Supplies 99.70
Gopher Welding Supply 8532 Supplies 56.10
Gordy's Glass 8533 Supplies 15.20
Graphic Design 8534 Supplies 31.20
Halstead & Mitchell 8535 Parts 103.20
Hastings Lock Service 8536 Services 99.00
Hastings Star 8537 Advertising 121.43
Hastings Vet Clinic 8538 Services 240.00
Hastings Wheel Alignment 8539 Services 13.00
Healy Labratories 8540 Services 36.40
Hilker Industrial Electronics 8541 Parts 170.89
Hoffman Radio & TV 8542 Services 2.50
Holzmer Shoes 8543 Supplies 22.45
ITT Continental BAking 8544 Supplies 36.86
Inver Hills Community College 8545 Registration 36.00
Jim's Tree." Service 8546 Services 112.50
Judge Electric 8547 Parts & Labor 1,108.33
,-- Edward Kranz 8548 March Mileage 100.00
I Lawson Products 8549 Supplies 184.00
J Local Oil 8550 Supplies 9,478.34
Memorial Hospital 8551 Services 22Sf. 75
Midland Products 8552 Supplies 24.58
Miller Davis Co. 8553 Supplies 131. 41
Minn. UC Fund 8554 Reimbursement 294.13
Mpls. Equip. Co. 8555 Freight Charges 13.00
Motor Parts Service 8556 Parts 291. 17
R.E. Mooney & Assoc 8557 Supplies 147.18
NIte Site Co. 8558 Supplies 39.50
Joe O'Brien Chev Cad 8559 Parts & Labor 194.75
O'Connor .Kranz 8560 Parts 54.10
Leonard Olson 8561 March Mileage 100.00
Power Supply Co. 8562 Supplies 35.84
Red Owl 8563 Supplies
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CLAIM
Robinson Transrer
Satellite Industries
Robert Schluessler
Schwan's Sales Enterprises
Sherwin Williams
Don Streicher Guns
Swanson Plbg, & Htg.
Rudy Tan M.D.
Texgas Corp
Toltz,King,Duvall,Anderson
Viking Industrial Center
Water Products
Wulff's Floor Covering
Luverne Schaffer
League of Minn. Cities
George Marschall
Mark Holmes
Peter McCann
Elizabeth Tingquist
Charles Seleskie
Robert Schluessler
Robert Yanz
Joseph Pavelka
Miles Christianson
Robert Yanz
Paul Foyte
Tom Griebling
Ronald Hillmer
Samuel Sorenson
Nick Wasylik
Gerald. Wl,lollet
Dorothy Johnson
Charlotte Stoudt
James Haher
Bernard Swanson
Mark Holmes
Raymond Knoll Jr.
James Maher
Bernard Swanson
Eugene Tix
Frank Truax
John Wagner
Arnold Endres
Gary Cater
Jerry.Denn
Del Doorak
Mike Ellis
Richard Holmes
Gary Hughes
Paul Kasel
Ted Kasel
R~m Kurow sk i
Al Kieffer
David Latch
Donald Latch
Fred Litschke
James Matsch
James Pohl
Peter Preston
Roger Rother
Clarence Rotty
Paul Seleski
Loren Tix
William Ziemer
Mike Werner
Alan Wulff
Howard Biskupski
Kenneth Carl
LaVere Fox
Stephen Kane
Alfred Lundberg
Calvin Ruedy
Arthur Zgoda
Mark Holmes
NO,
8564
8565
8566
8567
8568
8569
8570
8571
8572
8573
8574
8575
8576
8577
8578
8579
8580
8581
8582
8583
8584
8585
8586
8587
8588
8589
8590
8591
8592
8593
8594
8595
8596
8597
8598
8599
8600
8601
8602
8603
8604
8605
8606
8607
8608
8609
8610
8611
8612
8613
8614
8615
8616
8617
8618
8619
8620
8621
8622
8623
8624
8625
8626
8627
8628
8629
8630
8631
8632
8633
8634
8635
8636
8637
DISPOSITION
Services
Services
Patrolling
Supplies
Supplies
Supplies
Parts & Labor
Services
Supplies
Services
Supplies
Supplies
Supplies
Services Library Labor
Registration
Rent-Bus Maintenance
Services
City Hall Labor
Finance Clerical
Bldg Dept
Dog Catcher
Parks Overtime
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City Fire Call~ and Drills
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Ambulance Calls
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AMOUNT
60.00
212.00
24,00
12.85
4,71
8,25
118.14
26.00
760,19
9,292,67
43.37
1,020,16
138,60
200.00
48.00
274.50
45.50
26,06
316.79
140.00
90,00
58,74
'58.74
217.25
226.65
39.65
12,05
34.89
93.99
28.99
108.81
176.70
236,07
61. 91
47.41
28.35
26.15
47.93
18.66
58.78
48.50
34.13
63.10
84.00
79.00
28.00
8.00
95.00
54.00
39.00
. 21. 00
74,00
39.00
69.00
110.00
54.00
65,00
94.00
46.00
61. 00
81. 00
34.50
8.00
65.00
64.00
21. 00
11.08
22.42
47.47
25.97
22.42
25,97
25.46
246.65
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CLAIM NO. DI$POSITION. AMOUNT
Raymond Knoll Jr 8638 Ambulance Call s 111. 04
James Maher 8639 " " 205.51
Bernard Swanson 8640 " " 147.81
Eugene Tix 8641 " " 208.19
Frank Truax 8642 " " 20.10
John Wagner 8643 " " 124.83
Donald Henriksen 8644 " " 23.84
James Putz 8645 " " 38.74
Samuel Sorenson 8646 " " 9.54
Einer Theodorson 8647 " " 12.88
n Arnold Endres 8648 " " 42.36
Gary Cater 8649 " " 43.25
Richard Holmes 8650 " " 274.00
Gary Hughes 8651 " " 18.00
Paul Kasel 8652 " " 322.25
Alan Kieffer 8653 " Ii 59.50
Ron Kurowski 8654 " " 38.00
David Latch 8655 " " 277.50
Donald Latch 8656 " " 64.00
James Pohl 8657 " " 14.00
Peter Preston 8658 " " 48.50
Roger Rother 8659 " " 89.50
Paul Seleskie 8660 " II 78.63
Hike Werner 8661 II II 321.75
William Ziemer 8662 II " 52.50
Donald Lange 8663 Water Overtime 67.22
Albert Herrmann 8664 " " 117.14
John Zgoda 8665 " " 207.36
Terri Crockett 8666 Arena Labor 82.50
Bev Schmitz 8667 II " 74.25
Lisa Damsgard 8668 " II 50.35
Jim Klimek 8669 II II 27.00
Greg McGree 8670 " " 161. 00
Rob McGree 8671 " " ,28.03
Mike McMahon 8672 " " 9.00
II Carol Sagissor 8673 " " 12.94
j ; Karen Wesolowski 8674 " " 16.88
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David Wirtanen 8675 " " 28.13
Ray Wright 8676 " " 85.75
Don Wirtenan 8677 " " 40.00
Joe Kuhn 8678 " " 24.00
Dan Nicklay 8679 " II 12.00
Kevin Hendrickson 8680 " " 120.00
John Pederson 8681 IB 79 Const. 16.25
Ellen Kimmen 8682 Transit Driver 290.28
Phyllis Ohlhouser 8683 Transit Clerical 128.91
Lee Erickson 8684 Transit Driver 108.00
Emmet Plan 8685 '" " 197.20
Lisa Damsgard 8686 Dutch Elm Clerical 13.25
Roger Tonsager 8687 Bldg. Inspector Mileage 24.90
Metro Waste Control Commission 8688 Reserve Capacity Charge 2,054.25
Fire Instructors Ass'n. of Minn 8689 Registration 2.00
Raymond Garcia Jr. 8690 Mileage 10.05
Mutual Benefit Life 8691 Premium 768.50
Alfred Altendorfer 8692 Expenses 9.70
Walter Petersen 8693 Expenses 33.00
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