HomeMy WebLinkAbout03.04.96 Council Packet AGENDA
COUNCIL MEETING
REGULAR
MARCH 4, 1996
1. CALL TO ORDER - 7:00 P.M.
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
3. APPROVE AGENDA
4. CITIZENS COMMENTS (5 minute limit per person for items not on agenda)
5. CONSENT AGENDA (All items approved in 1 motion unless anyone wishes an
item removed for discussion)
a. Approve Minutes - 2/20/96 (Regular) ; 2/16/96 (Special) ; 2/17/96 (Special) ;
2/21/96 (Special)
b. Approve Articles for March City News Page
c. Acknowledge Completion of Probationary Period - Senior Center Coordinator
d. Approve School/Conference Request - Shade Tree Short Course - Parks/Forestry
e. Approve School/Conference Request - In-House Training - Fire
f. Approve School/Conference Request - Fire Investigation Conference - Fire
g. Approve School/Conference Request - HazMat Operations - Fire
h. Approve School/Conference Request - Sectional Fire & Rescue Conference - Fire
i. Approve School/Conference Request - MN Fire Conference - Fire
j . Approve Capital Outlay Request - AIM Carbon Monoxide Portable Monitor - Fire
k. Approve Revised Development Agreement for East Farmington Cprucc Street
Assessment PULL
1. Receive 1995 Sewer Flow Report
m. Adopt Resolution Authorizing Ad for Bids - Annual Sanitary Sewer Cleaning
Contract
n. Approve Appointment of Assistant City Engineer
o. Approve Appointment of Accounting Clerk
p. Approve School/Conference Request - Land Use Planning Workshop - Planning
Commission
q. Authorize Sale of Old Solid Waste Dumpsters
r. Approve Payment of the Bills
6. PUBLIC HEARINGS/AWARD OF CONTRACTS •
7. PETITIONS, REQUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
8. ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
9. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
a. Review Commercial Recycling Options
b. City Survey
10. NEW BUSINESS
11. MISCELLANEOUS
12. REPORTS FROM COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES, COUNCILMEMBERS
13. UPCOMING MEETINGS
14. ADJOURN
AGENDA REQUEST FORM
• Item No. 5b
Name: Karen Finstuen
Department: Administration
Date: February 23, 1996 (\ tI
MeetingDate: March 4 , 1996
Category: Consent
Subject: Approve March City News Page Articles
Explanation: Dave Schreier will continue his articles regarding
Councilmembers ' duties and responsibilities.
Reference Material/Responsibility
Referred To: (Name) Department
Department Heads
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Signature
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AGENDA REQUEST FORM
Item No. 5c
Name: Joy Lillejord
Department: Parks and Recreation
Date: February 23, 1996 h�1
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MeetingDate: March 4, 1996 •
Category: Consent
Subject: Acknowledge Successful Com.nletion of Probationary Period
of Senior Center Coordinator
Explanation:
Melissa Kohlbeck has completed her 6 month
probationary period.
Reference Material/Responsibility Memo - Joy Lillejord
Referred To: (Name) Department
Karen Finstuen Administration
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Wayne Henneke Finance
Jim Bell Parks and Recreation
Joy Lillejord Parks and Recreation
Melissa Kohlbeck Parks and Recreation
Rosemary Swedin Finance
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Signature-\\
MEMO TO: MAYOR AND COUNCIL
SUBJECT: COMPLETION OF PROBATIONARY PERIOD OF SENIOR CENTER
COORDINATOR
DATE: FEBRUARY 23, 1996
The City of Farmington hired Melissa Kohlbeck to fill the Senior
Center Coordinator position on July 10, 1995. Melissa has
successfully completed her six month Probationary period as of
January 10, 1996.
I am very pleased with Melissa' s performance in this position and
request the Council acknowledge the successful completion of her
probationary period at the March 4, 1996 meeting.
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Joy M. Lillejord
Recreation Program Supervisor
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AGENDA REQUEST FORM
Item No. 51
Name: Tom Kaldunski
Department: Public Works
Date: February 23, 1996
MeetingDate: March 4, 19 9 6
Category: Consent
Subject: Receive 1995 Sewer Flow Report
Explanation:
Reference Material/Responsibility Report - Tom Kaldunski
Referred To: (Name) Department
Karen Finstuen Administration
Wayne Henneke Finance
Tom Kaldunski Public Works
Jerry Bauer Public Works
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MEMO TO: MAYOR AND COUNCIL
SUBJECT: 1995 SANITARY SEWER USE
DATE: FEBRUARY 29, 1996
I have completed my review of the City's 1995 Sanitary Sewer Use. Attachment#1 is a copy of
the City's annual "Survey of Sewer Use Data for 1995", which has been submitted to the
Metropolitan Council Wastewater Services (MCWS, formerly MWCC).
The City added 3.61 miles to the sanitary sewer system in 1995, bringing the total miles of
sanitary sewer to 32.39 miles (a 10% growth). It is estimated that the City provides sanitary sewer
service to 8,000 citizens as of January 1, 1996. Attachment#2 shows the growth in the sanitary
sewers since 1986.
Attachment #3 shows the annual sewer flow since 1971. The City's MCWS metered sewer flow
for 1994 was 364,000,000 gallons, which compares to 445,700,000 in 1993. The 1995 average
daily sewer flow was 1,997,000 gpd, which compares to an average 1994 water use of 1,200,000
gpd (20% reduction in sewer flow). Attachment#4 is a graph which shows the monthly flow for
the City as recorded by the MCWS. Note the significant drop in August of 1996 which is a result
of the Prairie Waterway construction and abandonment of the Henderson lift station.
The MCWS and MPCA have noted the City's success. 1995 was the second time in ten or more
years that the City did not have to bypass sewage following significant rainfalls. This attests to the
success of the Sump Pump Program. The City completed its Sump Pump Inspection Program in
1995. Attachment #6 is my update letter which outlines the benefits the City is receiving from its
I/I reduction program.
Another significant sewer project that was undertaken in 1994 was the Pine Knoll improvement
project which will eventually provide sanitary sewer service to an estimated 100 homes that had
previously utilized on-site disposal systems, and will help reduce the potential pollution of ground
water due to failing systems. Currently, the City has 155 on-site septic systems. The Pine Knoll
project has helped reduce this to an estimated 117 systems located in the rural areas of Farmington.
This will continue into 1996 as more residents in the Pine Knoll area continue to abandon septic
tanks. •
List of Attachments
1995 Survey of Sewer Use Data and On-site System Report
Growth of Farmington's Sewer System
City of Farmington Annual Sewer Flows - 1971 to 1995
MCWS "Monthly Flows in Farmington" - 1991 to 1995
1995 Sewer Flow Update - 2/20/96
The conclusion of this report indicates that the City has been very successful in reducing I/I
through 1994 and 1995. The City won two 1995 League of Minnesota Cities awards for the Sump
Pump Discharge Elimination Program and the Prairie Waterway. The trend for lower sewage
flows should continue into 1996 as the City continues its work plan outlined in the 1993 Facilities
Plan. Phases 11 and III of the Prairie Waterway will most likely produce the next reductions in I/I
flows.
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Thomas J. Kaldunski, P.E.
Director of Public Works/City Engineer
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John Erar
Karen Finstuen
Wayne Henneke
Jerry Bauer
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• Attachments#1
METROPOLITAN COUNCIL ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
Mears Park Centre,230 E.5th Street
Saint Paul,Minnesota 55101
SURVEY OF SEWER USE DATA FOR 1995 _ .
GENERAL INFORMATION
A. Municipality City of Farmington, Minnesota
B. 1995 Estimated Population %,000
C. 1995 Estimated Sewered Population 7672
D. Total Length of Sewer System 39.39 miles
(Furnish Updated Sewer Map)•
E. Duns your municipality have a computerized sewer system map? _Yes : No X - -
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1. If yes,when? -
2. If no, are there any plans to develop a computerized sewer system map in the future? •
Yes x No
IL SANITARY SEWER USE INFORMATION BASED ON CONNECTIONS AND DWELLING UNITS
1994 • 1995
CONNECTIONS AS DWELLING REC • CONNECTIONS DWELLING *
OF 12/31/94 UN.TS (estimated) 'UNITS
ON 12/31/93 .
A. Residential
Single
1. Sinal. Family 2,074 2,074 2,387 2,387
Dwellings
2. Multiple Family
Dwellings 392 424 395 452
3. Mobil. Roues 4 4 4 4
3. Institutional 48 - • 48
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C. Commercial 123 128
D. Industrial 1 1
TOTAL: 2,642 2,502 2,963 2,843
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• Residential Equivalent Connections •
Survey of Sewer Use Data for 1995
Page Two
Municipality Farmington, Minnesota _ .
E. Estimated 1995 sewage flow by-class of user '
1. Residential 287.81 million gallons
2. Institutional " 17.06 million gallons
3. Commercial 50.43 million gallons
4. Industrial 37.4 million gallons (see attached report from Marigold
Foods)
TOTAL 392.70 . million gallons
F. Estimated 1996 Sewer Connections
CONNECTIONS FOR COMMISSION USE
1. Residential* 300
2. Institutional - 0
3. Commercial 4
4. Industrial - 0
TOTAL •4n�
* Please indicate number of dwelling units 300
III. '1UNICIPAL AND PRIVATE WATER USE INFORMATION
A. Number of connections to municipal water supply
Community-wide Community-wide
total total _.
CONNECTIONS CONNECTIONS
AS OF (estimated) ON .
12/31/94 12/31/95
1. Residential 2,156 2,792
2. Institutional 48 48
• 3. Commercial 121 125
4 . Industrial 0 0
TOTAL (1 4) 7.1,5 -2,965
5. Dwelling Units* 1,774 2,843
*
Please indicate number of dwelling units provided with municipal water
supply included in the residential connection count in number 1 above.
Survey of Sewer Use Data for 1995
Page Three
Municipality Farmington, Minnesota _ y :�_ _ __c J.
B. Municipal Water_Sold_in-1995 _^i,7._ '„
FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH
QUARTER QUARTER QUARTER -OUARTER --TOTAL
1. Residential ._ 42.764 53.989 ' ' 74.473 43.000 - 214.226
2. Institutional --2.768 -3.457 - - 3.749 2.768 -12.742
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7T-.7%
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3. Commercial 6.502 7.49 14.162 6:502•- = ' -'34.656
4. :Industrial 0 - -:0 . - - .. . _0 0 ; 0
TOTAL FOR YEAR ` 52.034 64.936 - :92.384 52.270 -. -•- 261.624
5. Unit of Measurement - millions of gallons (ex. _cu. ft. , gals. ,
* Fourth quarter data not available, estimated from - ==== _ , MG)
first quarter.
C. . Total-Municipal-Water Pumped in 1995 =__ _ _. ___ _ _
First Quarter 54.100
Second Quarter -77.730
Third Quarter 96.010
Fourth Quarter 61.420
TOTAL 289.260
D. Provide number of total sewer connections that are furnished with
flow from private water supplies and estimated flow for 1995.
CONNECTIONS VOLUME (MG) -
1. Residential 0 0
2. Institutional 0 0
3. - Commercial - 0 0 -
4. Industrial _ 1 64.447 (see attached report
'.. from Marigold Foods)
Survey of Sewer Use Data for 1995 _ _ - : -
Page Four - -
Municipality Farmington, Minnesota ___ ____. _:.____. T _IV. NUMBER AND TYPE OF SEWER CONNECTIONS WHICH FLOW UNMETERED TO
ANOTHER COMMUNITY
A:'_Community to-Apple Valley interceptor _(s;s.d. #1)
Tune 12/31/94 - 12/31/95
�__ Residential_ This flow is now metered.' _ . . : .._ .
Commercial
-- Industrial - = - - = —
Community from Empire Township to Farmin_gto_n_(Met Council: to adjust once
actual data is obtained)
12/31/94 . ... . 12/31/95
Residential 54 - • - ._54-_ . - • =. .
Commercial 0 - 0
Industrial 0 0
Additional Communities -from Castle Rock Township (Dakota- County Fairgrounds)
Flow is included in metered flow: 1-residential 12-commercial
•(467,690 "gallons) _ - ._
V. DATA ON ON-SITE SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM
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A. Does your community permit_ the installation of_ these facilities?
(Yes) (No)
B. If these systems are permitted, please complete the attached
"On-Site Disposal System Survey".
Survey Completed By:
Thomas J. Kaldunski; P.E. _
Name
Director of Public Works/City Engineer
Title
(612) 463-7111
Phone Number - -
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Please Return the Completed Survey To:
Mr. Don Bluhm, Municipal Services Manager
- Metropolitan Council Environmental Services
Mears Park Centre
230 East Fifth Street
St. Paul, MN 55101-1634 (612) 229-2116
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Marigold Foods, Inc.
15 4th Street
Farmington, MN 55024-1099
Bus: (612) 463-7093
• . . Fax: (612) 463-3504
KEM t5® "It's the cows." - January 11, 1996
Rich Schindler
City of Farmington
325 Oak St.
Farmington, MN 55024
RE:Marigold Foods, Inc., Monthly Sewage & Water Quantities
Dear Rich, •
Here is a copy of Marigold Foods, Inc. sewage and water quantities
for 1995. If you need any further information or assistance, please feel free
to contact me.
Sincerely, •
•
Gene Cowles
• Production Supervisor
Marigold Foods, Inc.
Rich Schindler
City of Farmington
325 Oak St.
Farmington,MN 55024 _ , .
Water (Gals) Sewer (Gals)
Jan 5, 874,000 3,996,000
Feb 4,884,000 2,471,800
Mar 5,478,000 2,795,700
Apr 5,016,000 2,796,800
May 6,666,000 2,644,700
June 6,138,000 3,283,000
July 5,412,000 3,121,200
Aug 5,760,000 3,115,800
Sept • 3,960,000 2,508,600
Oct 4,988,000 3,869,000
Nov 5,452,000 3,567,100
Dec 4.819,000 3.228.000
Totals 64,447,000 37,397,700
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* Attached Map Showing Locations
NOTE: The City completed a sanitary sewer project in Pine Knoll subdivision
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B&B Excavating Fanbault (507)334-0603 Regular Yes Yes• Yes No
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B's Pumping Lakeville (612)469-2573 Regular No . No No • Yes
Bakken Northfield (507)645-6905 - Provisional Yes Yes Yes No ' -
Constrtiction _ •
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Excavating,Inc.
Bauer-Reamer Inc. Hastings (612)437-8345 Regular • Yes Yes Yes No
Beiissels Lakeville (612)469-5363 Regular Yes Yes Yes No -
Excavating
Bohn Well Drilling Shakopee (612)445-4809 Regular Yes Yes Yes No
DeRudder . Prior Lake . (612)447-8921 Provisional No - No Yes No .
Excavating -
Dick Thompson • . Lakeville (612)461-2261 . Regular No No Yes No .
. Excavating -
Don's Pere& Lakeville - (612)469-4556 Regular Yes Yes .No • No
Septic Design ,. _ . -• . :.. _ '
Doug's Backhoe - Cannon Falls (507)263-5630 Regular Yes Yes ;- Yes :- - No
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Forestry&Soil Prior Lake (612)445-8569 . Regular Yes Yes No - - No
Services - - -
Frandrup . . Hastings (612)437-8771 Regular .Yes - . Yes No - No
Excavating Inc. -
Frandrup Hastings (612)437-8771 Regular • No No Yes ' No
Excavating Inc. -
Freiermuth Hastings (612)437-5343 Regular Yes Yes Yes Yes -
Sanitation -
Gary Staber New Prague (612)46I-2356 Regular Yes Yes No No
Gary's Excavating Lakeville (612)469-3055 Regular No No Yes No
Gilmer Excavating Castle Rock (612)463-7273 Regular Yes Yes Yes. No
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Gysbers Cannon Falls (507)263-4505 Regular Yes Yes Yes No
Excavating Inc.
3&3 Excavating - Hastings (612)437-2205 Regular Yes Yes Yes No
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John Murphy Hampton (507)263-2025 Regular No No Yes No
Construction -
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Klingberg Prior Lake -(612)447-2557 Regular No -- . No Yes - No•
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Sholing Septic_ : _ Cannon Falls (507)263-2043 Regular No - No : No - Yes
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Terry Neff • Prior Lake (612)496-8177 Regular - - . Yes . Yes •- No No
Valley Enterprises Welch (612)438-9910 Regular Yes Yes Yes No
Weierke Eagan (612)454-3626 • Regular No No Yes No
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MEMO TO: MAYOR AND COUNCIL
SUBJECT: UPDATE ON 1995 SANITARY SEWER FLOWS
DATE: FEBRUARY 20, 1996 .
I will be presenting-a detailed report on sanitary sewer flows in 1995 at the next Council meeting (3/4/96),
however, I wanted to share the good news!
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Attached is a letter I received from Don Bluhm at Metropolitan Council Wastewater Services. This letter
indicates the City's 1995 sewer flows around 364 million gallons. The City's wastewater treatment
billings for 1995 were based upon an estimated flow of 450 million gallons. This means that the City has
received great benefits from it's I/I programs. A deduction of sewer flows of 86,000,000 gallons was the
result. This represents an estimated credit of$103,200 for 1995 flows.
Attached is a graph showing the City sewer flows from 1992 through 1995. This graph indicates the high
sewage flows in 1992/1993 with significant reductions in 1994 and 1995, during which the added over 600
homes. The sewer flows in 1994 represented a drop of an estimated 100 million gallons of sewage flow
from 1994. This was largely due to Phase I and II of the Sump Pump Discharge Elimination Program.
This represents a savings in avoided costs of$120,000. The MCWS provided the City with a credit of
approximately $60,000 for 1994 flows. In 1995, the City has seen an additional reduction of 86,000,000
gallons of sewage flow. This will result in a credit of approximately $103,000.00 If the total avoided cost
for 1995 is reviewed, the City has received a benefit of up to $223,000.00 in avoided costs from a
reduction of I/I in 1995. The reductions in 1995 are associated with the completion of Phase III of the
Sump Pump Discharge Elimination Program, the construction of the Prairie Waterway Phase I and it's
effects on stabilizing ground water levels and the S.E. Sanitary Sewer Trunk System including the
elimination of the Henderson Lift Station.
The City outlined an aggressive I/I reduction program in it's 1993 Facilities Plan shown in the attached
table. To date, it is estimated that the City has avoided sewage treatment costs of approximately
$343,000.00 through the implementation of these programs. The City of Farmington will continue to
receive these types of benefits in years to come due to the success of these programs;
1) Sump Pump Discharge Elimination Program
2) S.E. Storm Sewer System-Prairie Waterway Phases 1, 2 and e
3) S.E. Sanitary Sewer Trunk System- including the elimination of up to
three sewage lift stations
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Director of Public Works/City Engineer •
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cc: file
Development Committee
Street and Utility crew
Glenn Cook, B.R.A.A.
Metropolitan Council
Working for the Region. Planning for the Future
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Environmental Services
February 14, 1996
1 Tom Kaldunski
City Engineer
City. of Farmington
= 325 Oak Street
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Dear�Mr." Kaldunski:
The Metropolitan Council Environmental Services Division has
completed the assignment of flows for 1995. The total flow for the
city was measured to be 364 MG for 1995. The estimated flow for
the city for 1995 was 450 MG. Thus, the Council will be crediting
the city for the flow differential in the 1997 cost allocation.
The final cost allocation information will be submitted to the city
later this year.
The estimated flow for the city in 1996 is 500 MG. Attached is a
copy of a graph and table showing only metered flow, by month, for
the city between the years 1992 and 1995. The Council will provide
the city with more information throughout the year as it becomes
available.
If you have any questions in this regard, please call.
Sincerely,
6...C.--
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S. Bluhm ".
Municipal Services Manager
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2 Hold Public Hearing 5-3-93
3 MPCA Review of Facility Plan 7-31-93
4 Prepare Plans & Specs for Sanitary P Sewer 10-31-93
1 5 MPCA Approval of Plans for Sanitary Sewer 11-28-93
. 6 Advertise and Let Bid for Sanitary Sewer 12-3-93
7 Begin Basement Inspections 12-15-93
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16 Complete Storm Sewer 8-31-96
17 Complete Alt. 3 1996 Project 12-31-96
18 Complete Alt. 3 1997 Project 12-31-96
19 Complete Alt. 3 1998 Project 12-31-98
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2/20/96 RLS
AGENDA REQUEST FORM
Item No. 5n
Name: Tom Kaldunski
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Department: Public Works
Date: February 23, 1996
Meeting Date: March 4, 1996
Category: Consent
Subject: Approve Appointment of Assistant City Engineer
Explanation: I have interviewed candidates for this position and
will present my recommendation.
Reference Material/Responsibility Memo - Tom Kaldunski
I have made my selection and am waiting for confirmation from the
candidate. I will forward my memo as soon as I have spoken with
the app
Referred To: (Name) Department
Karen Finstuen Administration
Department Heads
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Signature
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• AGENDA REQUEST FORM
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Item No. 5o
Name: Wayne Henneke
Department: Finance
Date: February 23 ,1996
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MeetingDate: March 4 , 1996
Category: Consent
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Subject: Approve Appointment of Accounting Clerk
Explanation: I have interviewed the candidates to fill this position
and have made a decision on the best candidate for the
position.
Reference Material/Responsibility Memo - Wayne Henneke
Referred To: (Name) Department
Department Heads
14)etrUZ.S2444144....
Signature
Memo to: Mayor& Council
Date : February 29, 1996
Re Appointment of Accounting Clerk
The City received 107 applications for the position of Accounting Clerk. The
applications were reviewed and 10 candidates were interviewed. Each individual
interviewed was very qualified and would be an asset to the City.
It is my recommendation to hire Patricia Vinje for the position effective March 18, 1996
at a starting salary of$20,680. This represents the minimum salary of a Grade 3 in the
City's Compensation Plan. The salary is also the 1995 salary for the grade due to the
AFSCME Labor Agreement not being settled yet for 1996 salaries. Patricia Vinje would
be covered under this labor agreement.
Overtime hours worked by Patricia Vinje would be on a time and one-half comp time
basis up to 40 hours and overtime pay for hours over the 40 hour comp time
accumulation, as per present City policy.
Patricia Vinje has 16 years experience in accounting. She is the accounting office
manager for the business where she works and has obtained her position by moving up
the ranks. She is changing positions because the business is moving to Wisconsin in
1997 and she does not want to move or commute.
4124/4A4-&14.),12 —
Wayne E. Henneke
Finance Director
c.c. John Erar, City Administrator
Karen Finstuen, Acting Administrator
Rosemary Swedin,Accountant
Arvilla Neff,Accounting Clerk
file
AGENDA REQUEST FORM
Item No. 5q
Name: Tom Kaldunski
Department: Public Works
Date: February 23, 19961)j-4)
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MeetingDate: March 4 , 1996 i
Category: Consent
Subject: Authorize Sale of Used Solid Waste Dumpsters
Explanation:
Reference Material/Responsibility Memo - Tom Kaldunski
Referred To: (Name) Department
Karen Finstuen Administration
Wayne Henneke Finance
Tom Kaldunski Public Works
Lena Larson Public Works
Ben Klotz Public Works
Signature
MEMO TO: MAYOR AND COUNCIL
SUBJECT: SALE OF OLD SOLID WASTE DUMPSTERS
DATE: FEBRUARY 27, 1996
In October of 1995, the City entered into a contract with Dick's Sanitation for residential recycling
and special solid waste pickups. The City has some old equipment which is no longer needed due
to these changes. The equipment is now being stored at the Solid Waste garage. It is my
recommendation that the City Council authorize the sale of the following;
(10) •3 cy dumpsters
(8) 1 cy dumpsters
These dumpsters were being utilized with the old rear load packers. They have been taken out of
service and will not be needed in the future. Attached is an advertisement which will be sent to
local solid waste haulers to generate interest in this sale.
It is my recommendation that the City Council authorize the sale of this equipment to the highest
bidder.
g�/,9/ ''
Thomas J. Kaldunski, P.E.
Director of Public Works/City Engineer
TJK/11
cc: file
John Erar
Karen Finstuen
Wayne Henneke
Benno Klotz
TJK
Advertisement for Bids
Sealed bids will be received by the City of Farmington, Minnesota in the City Hall at 325 Oak
Street until 2:00 PM on March 25, 1996 at which time they will be publicly opened and read aloud
for the sale of the following equipment:
(10) 3 cy dumpsters
(8) 1; cy dumpsters
To arrange a viewing, contact Benno Klotz, Solid Waste.Supervisor at (612) 463-3799.
Each bid shall be accompanied by a bidders bond naming the City of Farmington as obligee,
certified check payable to the City of Farmington, or a cash deposit equal to at least five percent
(5%) of the amount of the bid, which shall be forfeited to the City in the event that the bidder fails
to purchase the equipment.
The City Council reserves the right to retain the deposits of the three highest bidders for a period
not to exceed 90 days after the date and time set for the opening of the bids. No bids may be
withdrawn for a period of 90 days after the date and time set for the opening of bids.
Payment for equipment will be by cash or check.
The City Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive irregularities and
informalities therein and further reserves the right to sell the equipment to the best interests of the
City.
Thomas J. Kaldunski, P.E.
Director of Public Works/City Engineer
TJK/11
cc: file
local solid waste haulers
AGENDA REQUEST FORM
Item No. 9 a
Name: Tom Kaldunski
Department: Public Works () ft
Date: February 23 , 1996 ,7 Al10
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Meetin Date: March 4, 19 9 6
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Category:' Unfinished Business
Subject: Review Commercial Recycling Options
Explanation: The City has received responses to an RFP for
providing commercial recycling service.
Reference Material/Responsibility Memo/RFP - Tom Kaldunski
Referred To: (Name) Department
Karen Finstuen Administration
Wayne Henneke Finance
Tom Kaldunski Public Works
Lena Larson Public Works
Ben Klotz Public Works
Signature
MEMO TO: MAYOR AND COUNCIL
SUBJECT: REVIEW COMMERCIAL RECYCLING OPTION
DATE: FEBRUARY 28, 1996
The City Council authorized a"Request for Proposals"for commercial recycling options in
December, 1995. This RFP was sent to various local solid waste haulers by invitation only. It
was sent to the following:
1. Dick's Sanitation
2. Mendota Heights Rubbish
3. Knutson Services
Attached you will find the tabulation of RFP's received and the RFP submitted by Dick's
Sanitation.
The City council had decided to revise the commercial recycling program in 1995. The City was
ready to stop providing the commercial recycling services in December 1995 due to the cost of
replacing a rear load packer(est. $85,000+/-) and the apparent fmancial support of commercial
recycling programs through the residential solid waste operations. This implementation was
stopped due to information provided by Dakota County Department of Environmental Services.
Local regulations require that the mixed municipal solid waste (MSW)hauler must provide
recycling opportunities to its customers. It is the City's intent to continue providing MSW
service to these commercial customers, as outlined in the City Code. Therefore, it is necessary
for the City to provide recycling opportunities to the customers.
Part I - Commercial Recycling
the City will be able to meet the intent of the local regulations by entering into the agreement
with Dick's Sanitation for commercial recycling services as outlined in the RFP-Part I.
The commercial customers will have the option of utilizing the City Contract and/or deciding
whether or not recycling is affordable and the right thing to do. I would anticipate that some
commercial customers may elect to stop recycling and place their waste materials in their 300
gallon MSW containers. This option is available for the commercial customers. I believe this
may occur due to the fact that currently the commercial customers receive their recycling
services at no cost. This will change as outlined in the RFP-Part I,with costs ranging from
$14.00 up to $212.50/month . Commercial recycling will cost$15,370.80/yr. in the future under
Part I of the RFP.
It is my recommendation that the City Council accept the RFP and direct staff to prepare a
contract with Dick's Sanitation for commercial recycling services -Part I. The Council should
also direct staff to conduct an informational meeting with the affected commercial customers.
The agreement with Dick's would be presented to the Council at a future meeting. I would like
to implement this change by April 1, 1996.
Part II - Future Accounts
Part II of the RFP outlines the unit prices that will be utilized to offer recycling services to new
commercial accounts. These unit prices will be incorporated into the agreement with Dick's
Sanitation for commercial recycling.
Part III - Cardboard Recycling
The City Council will need to review the commercial cardboard recycling services utilizing the
centralized system- Part III of the RFP.
Attached you will find my memo dated November 16, 1995,which outlines my recommendation
for the City to continue providing these cardboard recycling services utilizing the existing
cardboard cages and the multi-tech hooklift truck. The City can provide these existing services
at no cost to the customers. The sale of cardboard will provide enough revenue to cover the
City's current manpower and equipment costs.
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If the City Council chooses to enter into an agreement with Dick's Sanitation for these cardboard
recycling services,the commercial customers will be billed$2496.00/yr. for Part III. I do not
believe that the customers would be happy to pay this additional cost when the City can continue
to provide this service at no cost.
It is my recommendation that the City Council continue providing the existing cardboard
recyclin rvices util. in the ardboard cages and hooklift truck.
Thomas J. aldunski
Director of Public Works/City Engineer
TJK/js
cc: file
John Erar
Karen Finstuen
TJK
Benno Klotz •
Lena Larson
Wayne Henneke
MEMO TO: KAREN FINSTUEN
SUBJECT: RFP FOR COMMERCIAL RECYCLING SERVICE
DATE: JANUARY 17, 1996
Attached you will fmd the RFP tabulation for commercial recycling services. I would like to set a
meeting with you to review the proposal submitted by Dick's Sanitation before a tentative meeting
with commercial customers and council action.
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Thomas J. Kaldunski, P.E.
Director of Public Works/City Engineer
TJK/ll
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Wayne eke—
Benno
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Benno Klotz
i Lena Larson
TJK
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PROPOSALS FOR RECYCLING SERVICES
FOR COMMERCIAL CUSTOMERS
January 15, 1996
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Parti $15,370.80/yr
Total Base Proposal for Commercial
Recycling Services(include all applicable
Sales Tax and Fees)
Part III $2,496.00/yr
Total Base Proposal for Commercial
Cardboard Recycling(include all applicable
Sales Tax and Fees)
Proposal •
for
Recycling Services for
Commercial Customers
Farmington, Minnesota
December, 1995 -
Opening Time: 4:00 P.M., CDST
Opening Date: Mon.,Jan. 15, 1995
Honorable City Council
City of Farmington
325 Oak Street
Farmington, MN 55024
Gentlemen,
The undersigned, being familiar with your local conditions, having made the field inspections and
investigations deemed necessary, having studied the plans and specifications.for the work, including
addenda No. and being familiar with all factors and other conditions affecting the work and cost
thereof, hereby propose to furnish all labor, tools, materials, skills, equipment and all else necessary to
completely construct the project in accordance with the plans and specifications on file with the City
Engineering Department, 325 Oak Street, Farmington, Minnesota, 55024, as follows:
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Part II — Unit Prices for Future Customers
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90 Gal mixed cans,
glass $ /ton glass, plastic
cans @ $ /ton $8.00/pu
r. newspaper @ $ /ton
office paper @ $ /ton mixed paper
2 d 8.00/ u
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$ P
on-site cardboard @ $ /ton 4yd $10.00/pu
plastic @ $ /ton 6yd $12.00/pu
8yd $14.00/pu
Part III --Provide Commercial Cardboard Recycling Service Utilizing a Centralized System for
the City's Commercial Customers
Budget Mart- Pilot Knob @ $ 28.00 /month
Controlled Air @ $ 0 /month included in p a r
• Farmington High School @ $ 0 /month "
�`' Dandy Sports $ 5.00 /month
\J Duebers @ $ 5.00 /month
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Eagles Club @ $ 15.00 /month
Farmington Bakery @ $ 15.00 /month
Farmington Printing @ $ 15.00 /month
Farmington Liquor#1 (downtown) @ $ o /month
Li #2 (north) @ $ 0 /month current
included in
Farmington
Liquor q ccontra
Farmington Steak House @ $ 15.00 /month
Long Branch @ $ i c _n o , /month
NAPA Auto Parts @ $ 15.00 /month
Tom Trevis @ $ 5.on /month
VFW _ @ $ c c _nn /month
Welcome Friends @ $ 5.00 /month
Subway @ $ 15.00 ' /month
TOTAL PART III 6208 .00 /MONTH $2,496.SEAR
The final amount of the contract shall be determined by multiplying the final measured quantities of the
various items actually constructed and installed by the unit prices stated therefore, in the manner
prescribed in the specification. However, the successful proposal shall be determined by adding the
sums resulting from multiplying the quantities stated by the unit prices submitted therefore. The City
reserves the right to enter into a contract with other than the lowest proposals.
Part I — Provide Recycling Service for the municipalities Commercial Customers per the
schedules included in the RFP.
American Legion @ $ 73.00 /month
City Hall &Municipal Buildings @ $ 0.00 /month under current
contract
Dakota Electric @ $ st4 7 00
/month
Dexterity Dental @$ 14.no /month
All Schools &Dist. 192 S.C. @ $ 212.50 /month
ENRON @ $ 14.00 /month
FEI, Inc. @ $ 28 .00 /month
Restwell Motel @ $ la.0 0 /month
Sauber Plumbing @ $ 28.00 /month
Jo's Restaurant @ $ ,R _nn /month
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Tom Thumb (highway 3) @ $ 28.00 /month
Pellicci Hardware @ $ 28 .00 /month
Thelen Cabinets @ $ 14.00 /month lOyd $190.00/pull
/month +lOyd $50.00/mo
Lamberts., @ $ 7R _n n
Amoco @ $ 7R _no /month V rental
Budget Mart-highway 3 @ $ 7R_nn /month
Controlled Air @ $ 55.00 /month
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Dakota Lumber ( $ 28.00 /month 1 Oyd $190.00/pull
Eagles Club @ $ 45.00 /month $50.00/mo
rental
FAA @ $ 149.0n /month
Farmington Lanes @ $ 28 .00 /month $8 .00/90 gal comity.
Long Branch @ $ 45.00 /month
Pedersen Auto @ $ 1 a,on /month
Precision Tool @ $ 70_40 /month
River Valley Clinic @ $ 15 .nn /month
So. Suburban Medical Center @ $ 60.00 /month
Tom Thumb (Elm St.) @ $- 28 .00 /month
VFW @ $ 60_0 0 /month
Lexington Standard @ $ 45 00 /month
Vic Wenzel @ $ 35.00 /month
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TOTAL PART I $1 ,280.90/MONTH $15,370.8' EAR
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In submitting this proposal, it is understood that payment will be made by cash or check.
It is understood that proposals may not be withdrawn for a period of sixty (60) days after the date and
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time set for the opening of proposals. It is understood that the Owner reserves the right to retain the
three best proposals as determined by the Owner for a period not to exceed sixty (60) days after the
date set for the opening of the proposals.
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It is understood that the contractor has included all applicable state sales taxes in the Total Base
Proposal of Part I, Part II and Part III, and that state sales tax is included in all proposals.
Respectfully submitted:
(A Corporation) xxx
Dick's Sanitation,- Inc. (Anlndividual)
Name of Bidder (A Partnership) Title
8102ti
Brett Anderson
Signed by Printed name of Signer
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469-2239 8984 215th St. W. Lakeville, MN 55044
Phone Street Address
City/State/Zip Code
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MEMO TO: MAYOR AND COUNCIL
SUBJECT: UPDATE ON COMMERCIAL RECYCLING
DATE: NOVEMBER 16, 1995 •
At it's March 20, 1995 meeting, the City Council directed staff to make revisions to
the City's recycling operations. This directive was intended to do the following;
1) Secure bids for contracting with a private hauler to do residential
recycling collections.
2) Eliminate commercial recycling done by the City.
3) Eliminate commercial accounts that can't be serviced by the
automated trucks.
To date, the City has contracted with Lakeville Sanitary, Inc. for residential recycling
collections. This contract was implemented on October 1, 1995 and will be in effect
for three years. This completed the first part of the Council's directive. There was an
attempt to eliminate the City's commercial recycling services prior to October 1, 1995,
however, the project did not get implemented. The City's commercial customers were
notified that changes to the commercial recycling would be implemented soon.
The City is now in the process of eliminating the commercial recycling services. The
attached meeting notice was sent to various commercial customers advising them of a
meeting scheduled for November 16, 1995, at 10:00 a.m. at City Hall. Also attached
is the mailing list of customers which may be affected by eliminating the City's
commercial recycling services. It is my recommendation that the City Council approve
discontinuing these commercial recycling services effective after December 1, 1995.
Commercial customers can secure these services on the open market through private
vendors.
The type of services that will be discontinued by the City are as follows;
1) Collection of hazardous wastes.
2) Collection of waste lumber in 8-10 cubic yard dumpsters.
3) Office paper collection.
4) Collection of large quantities (containers 30 gallons or larger) of glass,
plastic and aluminum/tin containers from restaurants and food services.
5) Cardboard collections utilizing the rear load packer. (see attached list)
It is my recommendation that the City Council approve the continued cardboard
recycling by utilizing the cardboard cages and the multi-tech truck. This method of
service is more cost-effective than the rear load packer and it should be continued as it
currently exists. It also provides a method of recycling that helps keep the downtown
and Benedict Plaza area clean.
I am recommending that the Council approve the continuation of this method of
cardboard recycling because it is cost effective. The City has made arrangements to
receive revenue from the sale of cardboard. Currently, 6000 pounds of cardboard per
week is being recycled with the cages. The price for cardboard has ranged from
$30/ton to $100/ton in 1995. This has the potential of providing $90 to $300 per week •
in revenue to fund the service. The cost of providing this service with cardboard cages
has been estimated at $77 per week by Wayne Henneke, Finance Director.
This service is clean and cost effective and it is in the City's best interest to continue it.
The current solid waste staff has been providing this service since October 1, 1995
without problems.
It is my recommendation to allow the exemption to the City code for the collection of
recyclable materials as allowed in Section 7-1-2 (E), which is attached. This
recommendation only applies to commercial recycling collections in containers 30
gallons in size or larger. The City will continue to provide recycling services for all
other customers through it's recycling contract with Lakeville Sanitary. The City will
continue to provide municipal solid waste collection services for these customers.
Thomas J. Kaldunski, P.E.
Director of Public Works/City Engineer
TJK/11
cc: file
Karen Finstuen
Wayne Henneke
TJK
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Benno Klotz
Lena Larson
AGENDA REQUEST FORM
Item No. 9b
Name: Karen Finstuen
Department: Administration
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February ‘) , I �
Date: , ' }
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MeetingDate: March 4, 1996 '` \
Category: Unfinished Business
Subject: City Survey
Explanation: It is proposed to send out the City Survey with the
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April billing. Finance Director Henneke has an update on
• direct payment of utility bills and cable broadcast of Council
. meetings. As of this time, there have not been any submissions of
Reference Material/Responsibility pressing issues for inclusion in the survey
from Department Heads. A copy of a survey
sent out in 1994 is attached for your review. Recommendations for
questions for the April survey are requested.
Referred To: (Name) Department
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Signature
Memo to: Karen Finstuen, Acting Administrator
Date : January 16, 1996
Re : Update on: Utility Bills -Direct Payment
Broadcasting Council Meetings on Cable
Utility Bills -Direct Payment
I contacted David Thom, First National Bank- Farmington, regarding setting it up so
citizens can pay their city municipal services bill by having their checking account
debited and the City receives the payment on a scheduled date. The bank currently
provides this service to its customers through a clearing house and their is a charge for
this service. Currently, the Bank is checking into providing this service in-house instead
of using the clearing house. If they decide to provide this service, Mr. Thom stated it
would be at no fee to the City.
The problem the City has in participating in this type of payment arrangement is the City
must provide the Bank a 3 1/2 inch diskette with the accounts and the amounts to pay
after each billing. LOGIS does not have this capability in their present system but plan
on providing it late 1997 or early 1998.
I will keep you informed when I receive more information.
Broadcasting Council Meetings on Cable
I contacted Lisa Washa, Marcus Cable, about broadcasting the Council Meetings. She
stated the channel capacity is full therefore currently the City can not have its own
dedicated channel and Council Meetings cannot be broadcasted live.
What the City can do is video tape its meeting and broadcast it on the public access
channel several time between the meeting date and the next meeting date.
Before the City could broadcast the Council Meetings the City would need to:
* Check out the esthetics of the background. Making sure that its not to
dark or to light.
* Buy video equipment, lighting, audio mixer
Marcus Cable will allow the City to check out equipment when it is available but the
person checking it out must be trained to operate the equipment. They will provide basic
training in operation of equipment. They will also train people to edit the video.
Lisa Washa stated the City would be looking at a minimum of$30,000 to $50,000 to start
broadcasting its meeting on the public access channel.
Wayne E. Henneke
Finance Director
Memo to: Mayor and Council
Subject: Fall Survey Questions
Date: September 15, 1994
Per Council directive, I have prepared the following questions for Council consideration at the
September 19, 1994 meeting. Most questions were taken from a similar survey in Lakeville:
The City Council is conducting this survey to help better understand citizen perception of the
City. Please complete this survey and return it with your utility bill. All responses will be kept
• confidential, and the results will be published in the Farmington Independent and the City News-
letter.
Other than voting, do you feel that if you wanted to, you could have a say about the way the City
of Farmington runs things?
Yes
No
Don't Know
How much do you feel you know about the work of the Mayor and City Council?
A great deal
Fair Amount
Very Little
Don't Know
From what you know, do you approve or disapprove of the job the Mayor and City Council are
doing?
Strongly Approve
Somewhat Approve
Somewhat Disapprove
Strongly Disapprove
Don't Know
Could you please indicate oaf or two reasons for your answer?
What are your three primary sources of information about City government and its activities?
(Please rank in order of importance)
Farmington Independent
Dakota County Tribune
This Week Newspaper
Life and Times Newspaper
Other Newspapers
City Newsletter
Mailings
Other Residents
Mayor and Council
City Staff
Other:
Does your household currently receive cable television?
Yes
No
If yes, if the City were to cablecast Council meetings, would you occasionally watch the meetings?
Very likely
Somewhat likely
Not too likely
Not at all
Do you have any suggestions as to how the City can improve communication with resi-
dents?
Recognizing that a change from quarterly utility billing to a monthly billing would probably
increase costs, would you be in favor of changing the City's quarterly billing to a monthly bill?
Yes, regardless of the increase
Yes, but with no greater increase than 51.50 per quarter
Yes, but with no increase in billing.
No
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Larry Thompson
City Administrator
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cc: Department Heads
file
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MEMO TO: DEPARTMENT HEADS
SUBJECT: COUNCIL MEETING 1/2/96
DATE: JANUARY 4, 1995
At the City Council meeting of 1/2/96 the City Council had two items that they requested the
Department Heads discuss:
Changing Council meetings from the 1st and 3rd Mondays to the 1st and
3rd Tuesdays. Distribution of packets would continue to be on Thursday.
The Council will be conducting another survey with the April 1,municipal
service billing. I have attached a sample of what they want,however,they
would like to expand it to include a question on some"hot"issues you might
have in your department.
These items will be on the 1/8/96 Department Head meeting agenda.
Karen Finstuen
Acting City Administrator
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cc: Ken Kuchera
Charles Tooker
File
AGENDA REQUEST FORM •
Item No. l0a
Name: Karen Finstuen
Department: Administration ly\l'Y'Llf,Aryj/../ 4ey5i/1,4)}.),o
Date: December 20 , 1995 .
MeetingDate: 2 Gam`
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Category: New Business
Subject: City Survey lv
Explanation: Councilmember Ristow is interested in sending a survey
with the April newsletter/bill. T have attached samples of some
done in the past.
;: Reference Material/Responsibility
Referred To: (Name) Department
Department Heads
D.1.1
Signature
APRIL, 1992 CITY SURVEY RESULTS
Question #1 - Which project do you feel should be a higher priority for completion
in 1992?
Depot Replica/Farmers Market Exchange Bank Building
Old Town 80 Old Town 66
Northern Area 78 Northern Area 29
Total 158 Total 95
• * 22 respondents had no opinion
** 51 respondents felt that neither project should be pursued
• Question #2 - Would you be willing to donate your time and labor to assist in •
• construction of the Depot Replica/Farmers Market?
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Yes No
Old Town _ 35 Old Town 129
Northern Area 28 Northern Area 87
Total 63 Total 216
* 49 respondents did not make a choice
Question #3 - Do you have any suggestions for possible uses of the Exchange Bank
Building? •
The responses to this question were quite similar from both areas of the City. The
following is a sampling of the responses.
- There were a number of people who felt that the building should be left as it
IF it was going to cost the taxpayers more money. They also felt that a private
developer should be found and that all renovations should be paid .for with private
funds.
- Several people felt that the building should be torn down and replaced with a
new structure, however, the majority of responses felt that the building should
be preserved and should be used as a focal point of the downtown area and a drawing
card for Farmington. Many cited the City of Northfield's downtown as an example
of what they felt Farmington could emulate.
- The following are possible uses for the building, in order of most mentioned to
least mentioned:
1) Top of the line restaurant and banquet/reception hall
2) Library, Art Gallery, Museum (County/Local)
3) Youth Center/Youth Activities
4) City/School Offices
5) Public Meeting Place
6) Small Specialty Shops, Antique Store, Craft Store, Liquor Store
7) Bank/Business Offices •
8) Bed and Breakfast or Hotel
9) Apartments, Day Care, Funeral Home
Question #4 - Do you have any suggestions for other projects for the downtown area?
Once again the responses were quite similar from both areas polled. They are listed
in order of most mentioned to least mentioned.
1) More businesses
2) More parking
3) Senior Citizen apartments
4) Clean up/remove eyesores (Tribune Building)
5) Keep it Green - flowers, trees, shrubs, small park
6) Various Business Possibilities -
a. Movie Theater
b. Restaurants - Chinese, small cafe, coffee shop
c. Dress Shop
d. Dance Hall/Ballroom
Question #5 - The City Council is considering changing the Mayor's term from 2 years
to 4 years in order to provide stability to the Council. The change
would not affect the present Mayor's term, which expires on Dec. 31, 1992.
Do you favor changing the Mayor's term from 2 to 4 years?
Yes No
Old Town 105 Old Town 88
Northern Area 63 Northern Area 62
Total 168 Total 150
* 5 respondents had no opinion or stated that it did not matter
** 3 respondents suggested a 3 year term
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S4are .
1994 Ai
Aiteur
15th Annual
oUT�r PLEASE HELP US WITH YOUR VIEWS!
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June 24-26,1994
Famiinpion.44".o111
The 15th Annual Farmington Area Mountain Dew Days Celebration was held on
June 24,25 and 26, 1994. The Celebration Committee would like your observation
on some selected elements of this year's celebration.
1. Did anyone in your household attend or participate in mg 1994 Mountain Dew Day Events?
Yes No
Friday, June 24 0 0
Saturday, June 25 0 0
Sunday, June 26 0 0
2. What did members of your household like most about the 1994 Mountain Dew Days
Celebration?
3. Tell us about anuthing with the 1994 Mountain Dew Days Celebration that members of
your household did not like.
4. If members of your household attended the Grand bay Parade on Sunday, June 26,
Please rate the Parade (check only one box).
❑ Excellent
❑ Good
❑ Fair
❑ Poor
PLEASE COMPLETE AND RETURN TO CITY HALL WITH
YOUR UTILITY BILL PAYMENT.
THANK YOU,
MOUNTAIN DEW DAYS COMMITTEE
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Memo to: Mayor and Council
Subject: Fall Survey Questions
Date: September 15, 1994
Per Council directive, I have prepared the following questions for Council consideration at the
September 19, 1994 meeting. Most questions were taken from a similar survey in Lakeville:
The City Council is conducting this survey to help better understand citizen perception of the
City. Please complete this survey and return it with your utility bill. Alf responses will be kept
confidential, and the results will be published in the Farmington Independent and the City News-
letter.
Other than voting, do you feel that if you wanted to, you could have a say about the way the City
of Farmington runs things?
Yes
No
Don't Know
How much do you feel you know about the work of the Mayor and City Council?
A great deal
Fair Amount
Very Little
Don't Know
From what you know, do you approve or disapprove of the job the Mayor aad City Council are
doing?
Strongly Approve
Somewhat Approve
Somewhat Disapprove
Strongly Disapprove
Don't Know
Could you please indicate oafor two reasons for your answer?
What are your three primary sources of information about City government and its activities?
(Please rank in order of importance)
Farmington Independent
Dakota Couaty Tribune
This Week Newspaper
Life and Times Newspaper
Other Newspapers
City Newsletter
Mailings
Other Residents
Mayor and Council
City Staff
Other:
Does your household currently receive cable television?
Yes
No
If yes, if the City were to cablecast Council meetings, would you occasionally watch the meetings?
Very likely
Somewhat likely
Not too likely
Not at all
Do you have any suggestions as to how the City can improve communication with resi-
dents?
• Recognizing that a change from quarterly utility billing to a monthly billing would probably
increase costs, would you be in favor of changing the City's quarterly billing to a monthly bill?
Yes, regardless of the increase �-
Yes, but with no greater increase than 51.50 per quarter
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Yes, but with no increase in billing.
Noy°1 ' �'t`
Larry Thompson
City Administrator
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cc: Department Heads
file