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cp12-08-1969 Ver 1 cITEMS TO BE CONSIDERED REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 8, 1969 1. CALL TO ORDER - 7;30 P.M. 2. INVOCATION - Reverend R. L. Warner A - B 3. MINUTES TO BE APPROVED - Regular Meeting November 24, 1969 Special Meeting December 3, 1969 4. PRESENTATION OF CIAIMS NEW BUSINESS C 5. TRANSFERS AND INVESTMENTS OF FUNDS D 6. AIRPORT MANAGER AGREEMENT EE 7. SNOW REMOVAL REGULATIONS F 8. LADDER AND BUCKET FOR PARK DEPARTMENT G 9. RECOMMENDED APPOINTH NTS - Planning Commission Airport Board H 10. RESIGNATION FROM BURNS MANOR BOARD - Mrs. Nielsen OLD BUSINESS r 11. STREET RENEWAL PLAN REPORTS I 12. LOWELL OTTO PROPERTY J 13. GASOLINE LOSS AT BULK PLANT K 14. MEETING - LANDFILL CHARGES L 15. PUBVING COMMISSION MINUTES LICENSES AND PERMITS 16. SNOW REMOVAL PERMITS -Ross Heilman; Roger Siemsen; 0. Lambert; Dennis Willard; John 0. Eggert; Al Patrias; 17. WATER AND SEWER TAP - Wendorf, Highland Park SPECIAL COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS DECEMBER 3, 1969 A special meeting of the Council was called to order by Mayor Kost at 1:00 P.M. Members present: Aldermen Linder, Black, Alrick; Attorney Schantzen, Adm. Asst. Mealey Members absent: Alderman Schafer Also present: Mr. Harvey Sylvester, Hospital Administrator Mayor Kost recognized Mr. Sylvester who proposed advertisement for bids for construc- tion of Hutchinson Unit of the West Central Mental Health Center adjacent to the new Hutchinson Community Hospital. Proposed time and date for public hearing of bids to be 2:00 P.M., January 27, 1970, at which time no further bids will be received. Mr. Sylvester then presented sketches and plans for the new wing of the hospital, to cover 52,000 square feet with full basement proposed as storage area; 12 privzte rooms, two flexible size rooms with folding dividers for larger groups as needed; two occupational therapy rooms; two consultant rooms; and two electric shock treatment rooms; one room for physical safety. A basement tunnel to be provided. Construction of the exterior to match the existing building and the floor to be at the same level. Alderman Black introduced a motion that the plans be approved as presented and that the ball for bids be published as recommended. Motion seconded and carried unanimously. Mr. Sylvester excused himself from the meeting at 1:20 P.M. Discussion followed on the loan to Burns Manor. Adm. Asst. Mealey informed the Council that the Administrator of Burns Manor had submitted a request for $28,000. $18,000 of; that amount is now available in Sinking Fund #8 and $57,000 of invested monies will mature on January 15, 1970 making available the full amount requested. Attorney Schantzen added that this loan could be paid off on a three year note with interim payments acceptable, and presented this note for approval. Alderman Black introduced a motion to approve the loan of $28,000 to Burns Manor on a three year note, December 1, 1969 to December 1, 1972 and authorizing the Chairman and Secretary of the Burns Manor Board of Directors to sign the note. Alderman Alrick seconded the motion and it was passed unanimously. Discussion on landfill operations followed. Alderman Black reported on his findings on the subject in Washington County. At the direction of the Council, Adm. Asst. Mealey agreed to arrange a meeting with Mr. Lester Bullert at 10:00 A.M., December 11, 1969. A request for rezoning from Peterson Paulson Realtors was referred to the Planning Commission for hearing. There being no further business before the Council, motion was made, seconded and passed unanimously to adjourn at 2:10 P.M. REGULAR COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS November 24, 1969 Meeting was called to order by Mayor Kost at 7:30 P.M. Invocation was given by Rev. Stanton Hecksel. Members present: Alderman Schafer, Linder, Black and Alric4 Attorney Schantzen, Adm. Assistant Mealey, Engineer Priebe. Members absent: None. Motion was made by Alderman Black, seconded by Alderman Alrick to approve minutes of the following meeting: Regular Council Meeting, November 10, 1969. Motion carried unanimously. Motion was made, seconded and carried that the current bills be granted and paid out of the proper funds as follows: GENERAL FUND Joyce Miller Labor 47.45 Ronnie Smahel Labor 60.13 A. W. Asplin Labor 14.00 G. Hammer Labor 12.00 Audley Jorgenson Labor 94.00 Garfield Krasean Labor 9.00 Bernard Kummet Labor 30.00 Wm Marquardt Labor 13.00 Russell Meade, Labor 37.00 John Messner, Labor 10.00 Francis Murphy Labor 16.00 Wm Wegner Labor 46.00 Harvey Daharsh Labor 66.50 Dorothy Hassman Labor 70.30 Wm Marquardt Labor 30.40 Wayne Scott Labor 45.60 Theophil Grunewaldt Labor 77.00 Walter Rippe Labor 100.Pd0 Verna Anderson Labor 17.00 Kathryn Brummond Labor 16.50 Myrtle Bauer Labor 3.25 Emma Becker Labor 14.00 Nina Bonniwell Labor 17.00 Patricia Christensen Labor 17.00 Doris Daggett Labor 13.75 Zelda Engelhart Labor 17.00 Elizabeth Erickson Labor 3.00 Joan Fitzloffn- Labor 16.50 Lillias Gilhousen Labor 3.25 Evangeline Hager Labor 3.25 Violet Jordet Labor 16.50 Olga Kern Labor 17.00 Gertrude Kiesler Labor 3.00 Emma Lake Labor 17.00 Mildred Nelson Labor 16.50 Lucille Nuemann Labor 14.00 Anita Peterson Labor 17.00 Phyllis Piehl Labor 13.75 Irene Scharmer Labor 14.00 Norma Schepers Labor 14.00 Ann Schmidt Labor 3.00 Arlene Schumacher Labor 13.75 Myrtle Stegmeier Labor 13.75 Clara Witte Labor 17.00 tt Regular Council Meeting -2- November 24, 1969 General Fund --(continued) Wallner Printing Company Office Supply Distributors, Inc. Frank Broderius The Hutchinson Leader United States Leasing Corporation Grams Insurance Agency Luxor Lighting Products, Inc. Erickson Oil Products S & L Stores Minneapolis City Treasurer Muni Quip Corporation Larsen Communications ROAD & BRIDGE FUND Supplies Supplies Crime meeting Publications Burroughs lease Notary bond & filing fee Supplies Supplies Supplies Prisoners board Expense Expense 162.20 28.61 21.85 129.60 337.76 18.©0 299.67 7.68 170.50 70.80 47.30 2,645.64 Clinton Christensen Labor 121.60 Earl Alsleben Labor 249.90 Larry Karg Labor 186.00 Alfred M. Molitor Labor 218.05 Elmer Paulsen Labor 249.90 Frank Motor Co. New pickup 2041.00 Bob's Tire Service Expense 371.95 Grams Insurance Agency Insurance premium 90.97 Road Machinery and Supplies Rent Tractor Shovel & supplies 912.76 Meeker County Sand & Gravel Washed sand for Streets 481.20 Joseph L. Donovan Fee 1._25 4,924.58 WATER & SEWER Zep Manufacturing Company Supplies 187.38 Frank Motor Company New pickup 2041.00 Watertower Paint & Repair Co., Inc. Maintenance contract 660.00 American Water Works Assiciation Inc. Membership Dues & card 20.00 Joseph L. Donovan Fee 1.25 2,909.63 SINKING FUND #1 The Hutchinson Leader Publications 23.10 SINKING FUND # 4 American National Bank and Trust Co. Interest & principal on bwpds_j10,;884.68 Impr Bonds Dtd 4-1-65 SINKING FUND # 6 Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis Interest & principal due 24,425.91 W & S Rev. 7-1-67 SINKING FUND # 8 American National Bank and Trust Company Interest & principal due Street Impr Bonds 6-1-68 The Hutchinson Leader Publications LIQUOR STORE Sears, Roebuck & Co. Ed Hoerner Liquor Control Commissioner Ed Phillips & Sons Co. Johnson Bros. Co. Griggs, Cooper & Co., Inc. Famous Brands Inc. Distillers Distb. Co. Repairs Dec. Rent Liquor Licensees Liquor & wine Liquor & wine Liquor & wine Liquor & wine Liquor & wine 11,591.45 ;-un 11,596.85 82.95 400.00 5.00 1558:$8 239.66 1192.19 1724.69 1823.63 7,026.90 REGULAR COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS - 3 - November 24, 1969 Motion was made by Alderman Black, seconded by Alderman Schafer to approve the following transfers, redemptions and investments of funds: S.F. #4 invest, $10,000 (approximately) payment on interest due S.F. #5 invest $59,000 (approximately) SF #8 invest`%8,000 (approximately) S.F. #6 redeem4$24,425 for payment of interest due (approximately) S.F. #9 investA$238,000 (approximately) Road & Bridge -1$10,000 investment(approximately) Motion carried unanimously. Mayor Kost stated that inasmuch as Mr. Sylvester, Hospital Administrator was unable to be present to present!.plans and call for bids on construction of the psychiatric wing of the new hospital, the subject would have to be tabled until such time as the plans could be reviewed by the Council. Mr. Don Dressel, Dressel Realty Company, presented an application for rezoning on behalf of Noell Investments and Richwalks, Inc. and indicated the areas involved on maps he provided. Motion was made by Alderman Black, seconded by Alderman Schafer, to refer the application to the Planning Commission and calling for a public hearing on December 15, at 8:00 P.M. Motion carried unanimously. Alderman Linder introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION NO. 2991 A RESOLUTION FOR STATE AID FOR SNOW REMOVAL AND MAINTENANCE "Be it resolved that the Mayor and City Clerk are authorized to sign an agreement with the State of Minnesota for state aid for snow removal for the winter seasons of 1969-70'and 1970-71 and for state aid for other maintenance during any season up to June 30, 1971. The state will pay up to $1,000 under certain conditions for 50% of the cost of removing snow and up to X500 for 50% of the cost of other maintenance. 1969 Passed this 24th day of November/by the City Council of Hutchinson, Minnesota." Alderman Schafer seconded the motion and upon vote being taken, all members voted "aye" and Resolution No. 2991 was declared adopted. Mayor Kost read the Award of Merit presented to the Water and Sewer Department by the North Central Section, American Water Works Association. Alderman Black introduced a motion that the City Council add its commendation and congratulations to the staff of the Water and Sewer utility for meritorious operation. Alderman Linder seconded the' motion and it was carried unanimously. work load Adm. Asst. Mealey outlined the clerical staff/problems resulting from the City Clerk's illness and convalescence and requested that he be appointed interim City Clerk, with Mrs. Dorothy Smith to continue as Deputy, and further requested -authorization to employ an additional full time person. Alderman Alrick introduced a motion to accept the suggestions of Adm. Asst. Mealey as outlined. Alderman Black seconded the motion and it was carried unanimously. Alderman Linder introduced Ordinance No. 354 for its second and final reading and moved its adoption: ORDINANCE NO. 354 AN -ORDINANCE EXTENDING THE CORPORATE LIMI`T6 OF THE CITY OF HUTCHINSON AND ANNEXING THERETO CERTAIN LAND FORMERLY LOCATED IN THE TOWNSHIP OF HASSAN VALLEY (Attached) REGULAR COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS -4- November 24, 1969 Alderman Black seconded the motion and upon vote being taken all members present voted "aye" and Ordinance No. 354 was declared adopted by the City Council this 24th day of November 1969. Alderman Black introduced Ordinance No. 355 for its second and final reading and moved its adoption: ORDINANCE NO. 355 AN ORDINANCE EXTENDING THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF HUTCHINSON AND ANNEXING THERETO CERTAIN LAND FORMERLY LOCATED IN THE TOWNSHIP OF HUTCHINSON (Gordon and Deone Carr) r (Attached N. Alderman Alrick seconded the motion and upon vote being taken all members present voted "aye" and Ordinance No. 355 was decalred adopted by the City Council this 24th day of November, 1969. Alderman Linder introduced Ordinance No. 356 for its second and final reading and moved its adoption: ORDINANCE NO. 356 AN ORDINANCE EXTENDING THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF HUTCHINSON AND ANNEXING THERETO CERTAIN LAND FORMERLY LOCATED IN THE TOWNSHIP OF HUTCHINSON (Servin, Phillips, and Ogren) (Attached) Alderman Black seconded the motion and upon vote being taken all members present voted"ayell and Ordinance No. 356 was decalred adopted by the City Council this 24th day of November, 1969. Engineer Priebe presented the second estimate on Project S.P. 4304-05, Contract No. 738 for Surfacing and Lighting, Hutchinson Municipal Airport for approval and forwarding to the State for payment. Alderman Schafer made a motion that the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign the report as submitted and to forrkard to the State for payment to the City. Alderman Linder seconded the motion and it was carried unanimously. Mayor Kost acknowledged the letter from the Senior Citizen's Club returning the City's Check in the amount of $100.00 which was presented in recognition of the voluntary work they did no the Housing Survey for the HRA. Mayor Kost further directed Adm. Asst. Mealey to draw up a letter of thanks and commenda- tion to them for their 'excellent contributions in time and effort on behalf of the communitg. Request for street light was presented to the Council by the residents of Goebel Circle. Alderman Linder made a motion to refer the request to the Utilities Commission with a request for a report on their action. Motion was seconded and carried. Mr. Keith Richards was acknowledged by Mayor Kost and presented a request on behalf of the CYC to hold a dance at the Armory on Saturday, November 29 between the.hours of 9:00 P.M. and midnight. Mr. Richards informed the Council that the group would consist of young people between the ages of 16 and 18 years and that they would be adequately supervised. Alderman Black introduced a motion to approve the request upon application for a permit and paygent of appropriate fee. Alderman Alrick seconded the motion and it was carried unanimously. Regular Council Proceedings -5- November 24, 1969 Alderman Alrick introduced a motion to approve snow removal permiWas follows: Gilbert Boldt; Gilbert Lehman; Virgil Krsiean; Doug Schutz; Curtis W. Paulson; Kenneth 0. Gruenhagen; Robert Wornson; Walter S. Clay; Edwin H. Peterson; Richard Baumetz; Richard Larson; Sam Estrin. Alderman Black seconded the motion and it was carried unanimously. Alderman asked whether regulations had been established for these permits. Engineer Priebe stated that he was in the process of making up a draft and would check it with the Supervisor of the Street Department before presenting it to the Council, and further stated that problems with snow removal had decreased considerably since permits have been issued. At the direction of the Council, Engineer Priebe agreed to present copies of the regulations at the next meeting. Mayor Kost introduced the subject of upgrading of city streets and presented a four year renewal program at an estimated cost of $4,250,000. Engineer Priebe presented a street map, color coded as to priority. Mayor Kost recommended that a public hearing be held the 26th, -of January to get the feeling of the public on this subject. He further suggested that a twenty year payment program might be established in order to alleviate any extreme hardship on residents with fixed income. The estimated cost to include curb and gutter. Upon direction of the Council, Engineer Priebe stated that he would have copies of the map made up for each member of the Council so that a decision could be reached on the 1970 work to be started immediately. Alderman Linder pointed out that some people want streets right away and provision should be made to plan this work upon submission of petition. Engineer Priebe estimated that the assessment cost probably would not exceed $15.00 per front foot average. Mayor Kost stated that it would be well to encourage petitions for this work. Administrative Assistant Mealey reported receipt of $25,000 from the Utilities Commission. Alderman Black inquired as to the status of the clean-up of the Lowell Otto property. After general discussion, Adm. Asst. Mealey was directed to prepare a report to be presented to the next Council meeting. There being no further business before the Council, Alderman Black made a motion to adjourn. Motion was seconded by Alderman Alrick and carried unanimously. Mayor Kost declared the meeting adjourned at 9:05 P.M. CITY OF HUTCHINSON (M111090ta 55350 OFFICES AT 37 WASHINGTON AVENUE WEST December 5, 1969 TO: Mayor and Council FROM: Administrative Assistant SUBJECT: Recommended Authorization to Invest Monies and Redeem Investments Gentlemen: Investment that will mature on December 11, sinking fund 9 will make approximately $36,000 available for short term investment. We ask authority to invest that approximate amount. Additionally, sinking fund 4 will have an investment of $4,000 maturing on that date and we ask authority to return approximately that amount to investment. Current bills to sinking fund #6 indicate that $'2,000 of that invested monies should be redeemed to satisfy them. Respectfully submitted, Thomas E. Mealey TEM:JMM CITY OF HUTCHINSON (,VIIAMOta 55350 OFFICES AT 37 WASHINGTON AVENUE WEST December 4, 1969 TO: Mayor and Council FROM: Administrative Assistant SUBJECT: Airport manager and operator contract Gentlemen: Attached is a copy of the agreement between John Ayer and the City of Hutchinson regarding the terms and conditions under which Mr. Ayer will manage and operate at the Hutchinson Municipal Airport. The Airport Board has agreed on the terms of this contract. You will notice that the compensation of the manager has been increased from $250 per month to $280 per month. In fact, this increase is simply replacement of the cost of Hospital -Surgical insurance and other City paid benefits that accrued to Mr. Ayer under his situation as an employe of the City of Hutchinson. His position will be specifically contractor performing a contracted service, rather than employee and our total cost under this rate of compensation will be very similar to the present cost. I would recommend that the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to enter into this agreement on behalf of the City of Hutchinson. TEM:JMM Respectfully submitted, Thomas E. Mealpy Es FIXED BASE OPERATOR AND AIRPORT MANAGER AGREEMENT MUNICIPAL AIRPORT •. CITY OF HUTCHINSON This agreement entered into this first day of January, 1970, by and between the City of Hutchinson, hereinafter designated as Owner, and John E Ayer, doing bufiness as Ayer Aviation A Ayer Aero, hereinafter designated as Operator. WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, the City of Hutchinson is the Owner of certain land, together with certain building, improvements and aeronautical facilities located thereon, located to Lynn Township, and known as Hutchinson Municipal Airport; and, WHEREAS, Operator has indicated his desire to operate, as an independent contractor, said aviation facilities and said Hutchinson Municipal Airport from the Owner; NOW, THEREFORE, for an in consideration of the mutual covenants, promises, and agreements herein contained, the said parties to this agreement hereby covenant, promise, and agree with each other as follows: 1. Owner hereby grants to Operator the right to sell aviation gasoline and oil at said airport for and during the period of this agree- ment, and in consideration thereof Operator promises and agrees to pay to Owner as and for right to sell said petroleum products, the sum of $.02 per gallon of aviation gasolirt% pumped on said premises, said amount to be paid by Operator to owner on a quarterly basis payable on the first day of the months of January, April, July and October. 2. That Owner agrees to pay to Operator the sum of $280.00 per month as compensation to said Operator for the performances of his obligations under this agreement. 3. Operator shall keep on hand a sufficient supply of aviation gasoline and oil to supply the needs of aircraft operated into and from said airport and Operator agrees to provide said service in a satisfactory manner, and at all times requested by said airport customers during normal operating hours. J 4. Owner agrees to furnish Operator with a maintenance shop located on said premises, the purpose tieing to enable the Operator to overhaul aircraft; Operator agrees to pay the Owner the sura of $100 per month payable on the first day of each month for said maintenance shop and in addition thereto Operator agrees to pay heat in connection with the operation of said maintenance shop. 5. Owner agrees to furnish a public lounge space in one of the buildings located on the above described promises and Owner agrees to furnish sufficient furniture and other appointments to be used therein. 6. Owner will furnish one public `pay" telephone to be located on the premises: and Operator will pay for his own private telephone. 7. Operator shall ne allowed to maintain and retain all income from all food, cold drink, coffee, etc., concessions operated at said airport, except that Owner shall be allowed at its discretion to operate such concessions and receive the income therefrom at such times as the initial dedication, a breakfast "light, special event or celebration is held on or at said municipal airport. B. Owner shall handle, execute, collect and receive all rental from the hangers located on the above described premises. 9. Owner will at its discretion furnish any signs or advertis- ing material required in the operation of said airport, and Operator agrees to maintain said signs and advertising utter. 10. Owner shall set, establish, govern and regulate all policies and procedures as to the general operation of said municipal airport, and Operator agrees to abide by and follow said policies and procedures and, a breach of said policies or procedures or of any of the conditions herein set forth by said Operator in any manner or way shall be sufficient cause to allow Owner to terminate this agreement with formal notice at its discretion. 11. Operator agrees to observe and comply with all Federal, State and Local laws, rules and regulations governing and applicable to his operation of, at or about said Hutchinson Municipal Airport and particularly on the premises leased herein, and to obtain any and all licenses, permits and approvals required by any governmental agency for i �tny of cis operations or ctivtrie :.t,.,: ir; or on or in connection with said municipal airport. .;perifor agrees to take gcod claire of the sail Hutchinson. Municspai .Airport rrrewises, its Fixtures and appurtenances_, and suffer oo waste thereto anc; return said preirises 1n pood +srder u3or the +errr;i- •ration of the use thereof and : ,a ' it al i times keep said premises clew; and attractive anc it ictod uperatinu irder and conduct ,As operation with the itmo•st reaarc, for 'nt� safety of t, -w :jenera' oublic and arty and all porsons that fit,3 come 4po!, or use? s2ii! monici?)al airrnTt `- raises can:? facilities. 13. Operator agrees to hold wrier harmless and tc inidemr.i*J, :?wner for and fr°nm any, claim, red'. or otherwise, far 3ry 'ni!r•v or damage result?nn trorr the neaicct or neral icenc.e of said -aerator or aviv dGent . tenaot, or employee cif sai(I .Jner pitor nr fror any other versos whatsoever and in additi3n theretri ;Perator agrees to carry adequate Workmen's Comperisattoo a -,C Puts; is ! iabi t ity irsur•ancd , %tie Policy limits of t. latter to ue not. less Limn S J OC4,0UO.00 for one person ard ;i:300,()i:0 M fcr any accident irvoiy'nq ;;,,jry �c- tiiure than ortE person, with oropert_y damage c -f not less that, ;50,00U-01 for er.y Lurie accidan,, said insurarize to `.e ,jooerwr 4 tteri by o company o: td be apPrcv�-d oy (hvi ei- a;:u to be in effect throughout the term and time of this agreement, and the Pua,l is liability and orooerty damage irsurarc.e seal 1 mine tt�e Owner as nn,a of the parties insured. 14. )Iwr;er reserves the richt to make such♦ improvements arc. rcoalrs tc the prer.-,ises during the terp of this agreement as it shad deerr approuri a to or necessary. 15. ')neratcr agrees to keep accure to records, books, ar,J ,iccourts of the. eirport operat'on, c*)d ;vrnelr =mall stave the right to examine and audit said records, books, and accounts at any reasonable time. 16. Operator shall mot. 4ithout the written consent of Iwnar, suhlet, rent, assign or mort.yage said Hutchinson Municipa' Airport ,•+•rinises :,r arty ire rt therer,f, or fixtures )r rjersonalty thereon. 17. Operator aclrees that he. his agents and er,loyees and any other persons under his control or direction will at all times conduct his operation together with any flight training, charter service, and any and all other aeronautical type activities in which he may become engaged, together with the behavior of ali others using said airport facilities, in a safe and prudent manner so as to protect the property and facilities of said airport together with the life and safety of any and all persons thereon or thereabout. 18. Owner shall have the exclusive right to amend or change any of the provisions within this agreement if at any time it deems necessary to do so to meet any obligations under which it -may be governed by reason of State, Federal or local laws or ordinances to which it may be subject. 19. Operator agrees to abide by all of the covenants, agreements, Policies, rules, regulations and undertakings of any kind or manner exrressly provided for herein, or implied in this agreement and his failure or breach of any of said covenants, agreements, oolicies, rules, regulations and undertakings shall be sufficient cause for the termination of this aoree- ment by Owner with formal notice, at said Owner's discretion. 20. This agreement shall be in full force and effect for a periof of one (1) year commencing with the date of its signing, and uvon termination, unless said agreement is renewed in writing, it shall continue in full force and effect until such time as either parties hereto gives the other party thirty (30) days written notice of its termination. Dated this day of _ _ _ _---__ 1 9._____• CITY OF HUTCHINSON, OWNER BY Tom- k6ep6eri, -a rrnwn Hutchinson Airport Compission BY _ ------- City of Hutchinson o`Tin'A-yer, -4- CITY OF HUTCHINSON ,-)UlhheSOfa 55350 OFFICES AT 37 WASHINGTON AVENUE WEST December 4, 1969 TO: Mayor and Council FROM: Administrative Assistant SUBJECT: Rules and regulations - Snow Removal permits Gentlemen: Attached are recommended regulations for snow removal permit holders. These rules have been drawn jointly by the City Engineer, Chief of Police, and Street Superintendent. TEM:JMM Respectfully submitted, Thomas E. Mealey F yw SNOW REMOVAL RULES 1. On the first day following a snowfall snow may be deposited in the center of the street prior to the completion of snow plowing by City forces. This is limited to those areas where the City plows snow into a center windrow for pickup. 2. Subsequent to completion of snow plowing by the City, all snow shall be stockpiled on the property for later removal. 3. On subsequent days following a snowfall any snow to be deposited on the street will have to be subject to the proposed schedule of snow removal by City forces. 4. In the areas of snowplowing not windrowed for pickup, all snow must be placed outside the surfaced roadway on the boulevard of the property owner the snow is being removed from. 5. Snow removal time schedules shall be checked by the permit holder with the City Dispatcher at the Police Department. 6. Permit holders not complying with these rules and so notified shall be subject to revocation of permit. I CITY OF HUTCHINSON ,-M4XK90ta 55350 OFFICES AT 37 WASHINGTON AVENUE WEST December 4, 1969 TO: Mayor and Council FROM: Administrative Assistant SUBJECT: Ladder and bucket for Park department Gentlemen: The budget approved for Parks for fiscal 1970 includes $5,000 for an hydraulic ladder with bucket. The Park Board and Park Superintendent have made extensive investigation into the brands and types of equipment best suited to our needs and have come to the conclusion that the L.A. Hass ladder provides the best utility along with the best price. The price negotiated by the Board is $4,498 exchange. Since our present ladder equipment is ancient and potentially hazardous, and does not have a bucket for personnel freedom, they recommend that we accept the proposal of the L.A. Hass company of $4,498 exchange. I believe that this sum is under the statutory maximum which makes bidding mandatory. It is further recommendation of the Park Board that an order be placed immediately for the equipment to permit its effective dse during the summer 1970. The supplying company indicates that there will be about a ninety day time lapse before delivery. I concur in these recommendations. TEM:JMM Respectfully submitted, e Thomas E. Mealey I CORPORAT IOt4 C. P.Ord . No. Date of Order Term ust 10-27-019 Net Truck Make Year Model W B• Chev 57 I Cb0 Expected Date of Chassis Arrival REQUESTED BY ❑ ORDER} QUOTATION PHONE NHIGHWAY 7 1 13 TRUCK and UTILITY EQUIPMkI-4 f ST. PAUL, MINN. 55111 STEEL FABRICATORS N° 9405 F. O. B Our Job No. ^invoice Date StInvoice No. Comm. No. . Paul 8 4 Transmission Tire Size—Rear Other Truck Info 8 4 I Delivery Required Equipment Serial No. FIRM City of Hutchinson ADDRESS Park Board., Mr . _ii oberts CITY Hutchinson, Minn _— — DESCRIPTION OF ORDER Quantity 1 Halline EME-14SLP5b aerial Ladder Basket Unit - --12 volt iAectric operated with fiberglass self -leveling basket 5600 rotation, 35' from bottom of basket to ground height #39 push button control panel at basket Heavy duty extend and retract mechanism torque limiter on lower section to prevent twist in ladder ladder support behind cqb SHIP • • TO Ultimate User Mounted on your truck H.D. Torsion stabilizer bar installed 70 amp hour second battery OPTION: $ nd S e -a-t-- f rant -o n e a g, �s ; s raft fie --i i i i .t r p fI e c t o r ti, ��- Phone Customer When Read,/ ASK FOR_— _ ___ You can't afford to pay legs without sacrificing quality and performance in your equipment! [PHONE NO. -- --- --- - --- — -- -- PAt• 5109.00 254.00 75.Ou Y//M, e) d TOTAL PRICES 5UBJECT LA HASS CORPORATION ACCEPTED: TO CHANGE CUSTOMER WITHOUT NOTICE CUSTOMER'S COPY BY: BY_ CITY OF HUTCHINSON ,-MIRAC90ta 55350 OFFICES AT 37 WASHINGTON AVENUE WEST December 4, 1969 TO: Mayor and Council FROM: Administrative Assistant SUBJECT: Recommended appointments to Planning Commission and Airport Board Gentlemen: The Planning Commission, at its regular November meeting unanimously recommended that Mrs. Dennis Deanovic, 595 Carlisle, be appointed to the unexpired term of Mrs. Ned Stearns. The Airport Board, at their regular November Meeting recommended the appointment of Ray Clemenson, 825 Dale, to the unexpired term of Bud Maynard on the Airport Board. Respectfully submitted, Thomas E. Mealey TEM:JMM Hon. Don Kost and Members of the City "ouncil Hutchinsong Minnesota Gentlemen: Hutchinsong Minnesota November 259 1969 Subsequent to the letter 1 received from City Attorney Milton D. Schantzen regarding the possible conflict of interest by my working at Burns Manor and being a member of the Board, I herewith tender my resignation as a member thereto. May I express my appreciation for your past consideration. My tenure has been intere ting and enlightening. Kindest personal regards to each of you. 4Si a Yr t a ielsen In CITY OF HUTCHINSON Aif[A090ta 55350 OFFICES AT 37 WASHINGTON AVENUE WEST December 5, 1969 TO: Mayor and Council FROM: Administrative Assistant SUBJECT: Lowell Otto property N. E. Hutchinson Gentlemen: At your direction I had our building inspector make an evaluation of the dwelling house on the above property relative to the building code standards. He reports that it is his belief that the building has suffered distortion of its principle members sufficient to make improbable the rehabilitation of the structure to code standards. It is his further belief that the building has suffered dilapidation from neglect and inadequate maintenence. It is the belief of the Fire chief that the building, as it now exists, constitutes a hazard to public safety. Indications of rat and other rodent harborage is evident in the building and in the vicinity, which would constitute a hazard to the health of the citizens of Hutchinson. I have caused investigation to be made to determine the authority under which the building was conveyed to its present location and can find no permit or grant of authority. It has rested in its present location for nearly ten years, as best can be determined. Previous requests by the owner for permission to establish it on a foundation were denied because the property was not abutting on a public street and was not serviceable by public utilities. Under the circumstances, since the building was located without permission, since the building has suffered deterioration through neglect and inadequate maintenence sufficient to cause unreasonable hazard to public health and safety, I would think it in order to direct the City Attorney to take steps agreeable to Chapter 463 M. S. A. to effect the removal of the structure. Respe ully submjit�ted, Zley s r l'C4omasE. M TEM:JMM CITY OF HUTCHINSON (-M(11 90ta 55350 OFFICES AT 37 WASHINGTON AVENUE WEST December 4, 1969 TO: Mayor and Council FROM: Administrative Assistant SUBJECT: Gasoline loss at bulk plant Gentlemen: Examination of the deliveries and metered use of gasoline at the bulk plant indicated an approximate 700 gallon gasoline loss during the month of November. I immediately ordered a complete examination of all the equipment to determine the cause of the loss. A loose filter was discovered and tests indicated that the loss most probably came from leakage around the filter collar. This has been corrected and it is unlikely to cause further difficulty. The examination determined that all joints and storage vessels are tight. We will continue close surveillance of the facility but feel that the problem has now shaken out. TEM:JMM Respectfully submitted, Thomas E. Mealey J CITY OF HUTCHINSON ,-MIA SOW 55350 OFFICES AT 37 WASHINGTON AVENUE WEST December 5, 1969 TO: Mayor and Council FROM: Administrative Assistant SUBJECT: MEETING WITH LESTER BULLERT RE: LANDFULL CHARGES Gentlemen: Per your direction I contacted Mr. Lester Bullert and arranged for a meeting at 10:00 a.m. in the City Council Chamber on Thursday December 11. I also contacted the offices of 3M to suggest that they might want representation at the meeting and indications are that they will be represented. TEM:JMM k Respec ully submitted, Thomas E. Mealey