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City of Farmington
325 Oak Street
Farmington, MN 55024
A Proud Past - A Promising Future
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Of Our Customers
AGENDA
REGULAR WATER BOARD MEETING
Monday, July 28, 2003
7:00 P.M.
Conference Room A
1. CaU to Order
2. Approve Agenda
3. Approve Minutes -regular meeting, June 23, 2003
4. Water Use Restrictions - Citation Appeals
a) Kathy Nelson for Rachel & Andrew Benish, 18892 Eaglewood Trail
b) Steve Gifford, 19270 Evenston Drive
c) Justin T. Amick, 608 9th Street
d) Michael Cummings, 19635 Excel Court
e) Sarah Fredericks, 19060 Everest Trail
1) Christal Liberatore, 18841 Easton Avenue
g) VermiUion Grove Development
5. Continued Discussion Items
a) Pumphouse 6 and 7 Update
b) Water Plan Update
6. New Business
a) Charleswood Townhomes sprinkler schedule
b) VermiUion Grove Townhomes sprinkler schedule
c) East Farmington Homeowners Association - Round-About Irrigation,
Fountain and Maintenance issue
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READ CARE FULL Y
The penalty for violating the Water Use Restrictions Policy is $25 for the first offense in a calendar year
and $50 for each subsequent offense in the same calendar year. You have ten (10) business days from the
issuance of this notice to remit the penalty set forth below. If you wish to contest this citation, you must
request, in writing, an administrative hearing before the Farmington Water Board within ten (10) business
days.
Your penalty for this violation of the Water Use Restrictions Policy is:
$25 - First offense in calendar year
$50 - Second and subsequent offenses in calendar year
Failure to pay the penalty imposed or request an administrative hearing within ten (10) business
days will result in the penalty amount being applied to your City utility bill.
I understand that by paying this penalty I am admitting to violating the City's Water Use Restrictions
Policy. I also understand that I have a right to an administrative hearing and I waive that right.
Signature
Address
Date
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: City of Farmington (a charge of $20.00 will be assessed for all returned checks) Send
check or money order only. Do not mail cash.
MAIL TO: City of Farmington, 325 Oak Street, Farmington, MN 55024
DELIVER IN PERSON TO: Farmington City Hall, 325 Oak Street, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p,m. Monday ~ Friday
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June 23, 2003
Farmington City Hall
325 Oak St.
Farmington, MN 55024
Attn: Water Board
To Whom It May Concern:
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On Saturday, June 21,2003, my husband and I were at our daughter's house, 18892
Eaglewood Trail, Farmington, babysitting our grandson for the weekend. Our daughter
and her husband were out of town and we noticed that their lawn seemed awfully dry so
we put the sprinkler on in the front yard. Around 1 :35 pm, a person by the name of
Wendy came to the door and handed me a water use restriction violation. I explained to
her that my daughter was not home, that we live in Stillwater and have a private well, and
had no idea about watering restrictions in the area. I apologized and asked if she could
rescind the citation, but she said she could not do that and told me to write a letter
explaining the circumstances.
We did not intentionally violate the water use restrictions nor did my daughter and her
husband (Rachel and Andrew Benish). I am attaching a copy of the citation and asking
that under these circumstances it be waived. Now that we know the restrictions we will
adhere to them when we are at their home.
Please let us know your decision on this. Since I travel for my job, email is usually the
fastest way to reach me. Thank you.
Sincerely, .
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Kathy Nelson
10150 Oakgreen Ave. N.
Stillwater, MN 55082
Phone: 651-351-7944
Email: Kathy;ann.nelson@medtronic.com
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Administrative Citation
Water Use Restrictions
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READ CAREFULLY
The penalty for violating the Water Use Restrictions Policy is $25 for the first offense in a calendar year
and $50 for each subsequent offense in the same calendar year. You have ten (10) business days from the
issuance of this notice to remit the penalty set forth below. If you wish to contest this citation, you must
request, in writing, an administrative hearing before the Farmington Water Board within ten (10) business
days.
Your penalty for this violation of the Water Use Restrictions Policy is:
)( $25 - First offense in calendar year
$50 - Second and subsequent offenses in calendar year
Failure to pay the penalty imposed or request an administrative hearing within ten (10) business
days will result in the penalty amount being applied to your City utility bill.
I understand that by paying this penalty I am admitting to violating the City's Water Use Restrictions
Policy. I also understand that I have a right to an administrative hearing and I waive that right.
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Signature
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MAKE CHECKS PAY ABLE TO: City of Fannington (a charge of $20.00 will be assessed for all returned checks) Send
check or money order only. Do not mail cash.
MAIL TO: City of Fannington, 325 Oak Street, Fannington, MN 55024
DELIVER IN PERSON TO: Fannington City Hall, 325 Oak Street, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday
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City of Farmington Water Board
325 Oak Street
Farmington, MN 55024
Date: 6-27-03
Dear Board,
I was issued a water use restriction citation on June 18th for watering during the
cities watering ban. I was watering freshly laid sod in the front of my, house on a hot
afternoon. I remembered watering sod during to ban was allowed, but forgot that I
needed a daily watering permit.
I would ask that this citation be considered a warning and that if in the future I
need to water new sod during the ban I will obtain the proper permit from the city office.
Thank you for your time and your response to my request.
Respectfully,
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Steve Gifford
19270 Evenston Drive
Farmington, MN 55024
651-460-3469
Administrative Citation
Water Use Restrictions
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The peIlalty Jor violating the .... Water use Restrictio.Ils Policy, is' $25 fqr the first offense. in a calendar year
andSSGJof.each subsequent offense. in the same calendar year, You have ten (I 0). business days Jromthe
iSSUance of this notice to remit the penalty set forth below; If you wish. to contest this citation; you must
reqllest, in writing, ,an administrative. heariIlg before the.Farmington Water Board. withiIl ten (10) business
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Your penalty for thisviolaiion ofthe Water Use Restrictions Policy is:
$25 = First offense in calendar year
$50 -'c- Second and subsequent offenses in calendar year
Failure to .-.pay tlte. penalty imposed.. or request . an. administrative. hearing within . ten · (10) business
days will result in thepenaltyamoqntbeing applied to your City utility bill.
1 understand that by paying. this penalty. 1 am admitting to. violating. the . City , s . Water Use Restrictions
Policy. I also understand. that Ihave a right to an administrative hearing and I waive that right.
Signature
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MAKE CHECKS . PAY ABJ..E TO: City of Farmington . (a charge of $20.00 will. be assessed for all returned checks)' Send
checkor money order only. Do not mail cash.
MAIL TO: City of Fannington, 325 Oak Street, Fannmgton, MN 55024
DELIVER IN PERSON TO: FanningtonCity Hall, 325 Oak Street, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday
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Justin Amick [JustinA@northstarintl.com]
Monday, July 07, 2003 1 :23 PM
Lena Larson
'justinthad@msn.com'
Water Rules
WATER CONSERVATION
7-07-03
Hi my name is Justin Amick,
I am a newer resident to Farmington I had not been aware of the watering rules laws of
any city ever. When last Saturday I had my sprinkler going on in the front lawn were the
grass was browning and dying, under my visual supervision as I weed wacked my lawn when a
lady approached me in a red truck with a citation for watering my grass on the wrong day
or hour I asked her if she was kidding it was shocking and embarrassing I have never heard
such a thing except for years ago during a drout. A city watering ban seems absurd when
you pay for water during a fairly wet season it seem like a way to ticket people and give
some one a city job! If I was to fill a pool with hundreds of gallons or water my lawn
with less were is the conservation? If I run my water in my hand for hours and use
hundreds of gallons or turn my sprinkler on for one hour or less weres the conservation.
If theres a price for water and we ran low the city would import and or buy more and sell
it right back to us. This water ban ect. Should be revised and or removed its
contradicting and wrong. Ive lived in Inver Grove and South St Paul and other surrounding
cities and they were not participating in this program as far as I was aware. When living
in an association there are enough rules to last a life time so its hard to keep track of
city rules laws and the associations, I would spend more time looking at the clock and
calendar then doing any thing else. The association wants lawns mowed on Thursdays witch
.witched from Wednesdays then there are watering days and hours odd even from this time to
that time ect. When there are people that do not work 9-5 jobs and work night and or
weekends or different shifts such watering bans cause problems for others it needs to be
more flexible. Not to mention my two young children would not be able to run thru the
sprinkler on certain hot summer days during certain hours, watering and playing kill two
birds with one sprinkle.
Thanks Justin T Amick
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READ CAREFULLY
The penalty for violating the Water Use Restrictions Policy is $25 for the first offense in a calendar year
and $50 for each subsequent offense in the same calendar year. You have ten (10) business days from the
issuance of this notice to remit the penalty set forth below. If you wish to contest this citation, you must
request, in writing, an administrative hearing before the Farmington Water Board within ten (10) business
days.
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Your penalty for this violation of the Water Use Restrictions Policy is:
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$50 - Second and subsequent offenses in calendar year
Failure to pay the penalty imposed or request an administrative hearing within ten (10) business
days will result in the penalty amount being applied to your City utility bill.
I understand that by paying this penalty I am admitting to violating the City's Water Use Restrictions
Policy. I also understand that I have a right to an administrative hearing and I waive that right.
. Signature
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO; City of Farmington (a charge of $20.00 will be assessed for all returned checks) Send
check or money order only. Do not mail cash.
MAIL TO: City of Farmington, 325 Oak Street, Farmington, MN 55024
DELIVER IN PERSON TO: Farmington City Hall, 325 Oak Street, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday
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City of Farmington
Farmington Water Board
I wish to have an administrative hearing to contest the administrative
citation I was issued on June 19th. The citation was issued by JMS at 5:35
p.m. My contact info. Is as follows.
Michael Cummings
19635 Excel Ct.
Farmington, MN 55024
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651-460-3354
952-892-4763
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City of Farmington
325 Oak Street, Farmington, MN 55024
(651) 463-7111 Fax (651) 463-2591
www.d.farmington.mn.us
July 15, 2003
Sarah Fredricks
19060 Everest Trail
Farmington, MN 55024
RE: Request for Administrative Hearing For Water Use Citation
Dear Sarah Fredricks,
Your request for an administrative hearing regarding your Administrative Citation has been
received and you have been placed on the next Water Board agenda. The Farmington Water
Board's next meeting is Monday, July, 28 at 7:00pm at Farmington City Hall in Conference
Room A.
Sincerely,
Lee M. Mann, P.E.
Director of Public W orks/City Engineer
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Administrative Citation
Water Use Restrictions
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READ CAREFULLY
The penalty for violating the Water Use Restrictions Policy is $25 for the first offense in a calendar year
and $50 for each subsequent offense in the same calendar year. You have ten (10) business days from the
issuance of this notice to remit the penalty set forth below. If you wish to contest this citation, you must
request, in writing, an administrative hearing before the Farmington Water Board within ten (10) business
days.
Your penalty for this violation of the Water Use Restrictions Policy is:
$25 - First offense in calendar year
$50 - Second and subsequent offenses in calendar year
Failure to pay the penalty imposed or request an administrative hearing within ten (10) business
days will result in the penalty amount being applied to your City utility bill.
I understand that by paying this penalty I am admitting to violating the City's Water Use Restrictions
Policy. I also understand that I have a right to an administrative hearing and I waive that right.
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MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: City of Fannington (a charge of $20.00 will be assessed for all returned cnecks) Send
check or money order only. Do not mail cash.
MAIL TO: City of Farmington, 325 Oak Street, Fannington, MN 55024
DELIVER IN PERSON TO: Fannington City Hall, 325 Oak Street, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday
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.' 'Th~penalty forviolating theWaterUse Restrictions,Policy is $25 for the, first offense in a calendar year
and,S50foreachs\lbsequentoffenseinthe Same calendar year. You have. ten.(10)businessdays from the
i$~;uance of this notice' to remit the penalty . setforth below. . If you wish to. contest this citation, youmust
request, in writing" an administrative hearing before the Farmington Water Boardwitljinten{l 0) business
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$25 First offense in calendar year
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$50 ~ Second and . subsequent offenses in calendar year
F'ailureto pay the penalty imposed or request an admjnistrativehearingwithinten (10) business
daY~lVm resultin the penalty amQunt beingappljed to your City utility bill.
I understand thatbY'.paying,this.penalty I amadmitiing to.'violating the City's Water Use. Restrictions
Policy. I also understand that I have a right to an administrative hearing and I waive that right.
Signature
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MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: City of Fannington (a charge of $20.00 will be assessed for all retuOled checks) Send
check or money order only. Do not mail cash.
MAILTO: City of Fannington,325 Oak Street, Fannington, MN 55024
DELIVER IN PERSON TO: Fannington City HalJ, 325 Oak Street, 8 a,m. to 4:30 p,m. Monday -Friday
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To Whom It May Concern:
We are new residents to Farmington and we wish to contest the citation we received for
water usage during a restricted time. We were unaware of the policy that Farmington
uses for regulation. We were told by our neighbors that we were only allowed to water
on odd days but he neglected to tell us that there was also a time restriction. We :were
told by the woman that issued the citation that we should have received a welcome packet
from the city of Farmington, but we did not. We have received one now that I called the
city to request one. We have no issues with abiding by the rules and surely will but we
just want to express that we were unaware of the policy.
When I called, I was told that I should attend the administrative hearing before the
Farmington Water Board in order to discuss this but I will not be able to attend, nor will
my husband. I am eight months pregnant with twins and I am on bed rest, and my
husband works that evening. Please consider removing this fee even though we cannot
make a personal appearance to discuss this issue.
Thank you,
Christal Liberatore
18841 Easton Ave
Farmington, MN 55024
651-460-6078
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~om: Lee Mann
.nt: Thursday, July 24,200310:30 AM
To: Lena Larson
Subject: FW: Water Citations
Lena, please include this in the Water Board agenda. Thanks.
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From: Noonan, J Michael [mailto:jmnoonan@rottlundhomes.com]
Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2003 10:18 AM
To: Lee Mann
Subject: Water Citations
We have recently received a number of water citations for the water of newly installed sod contrary to the City's "water use
restriction policy". We acknowledge to have operated contrary to the policy. However I do have a question.
In at least two occasions we have been cited at the same time for adjoining units, in the same development block on the same
watering system. Since these units are linked I do not believe it is fair to be cited for what is for all intents and purposes on
system operating in violation.
I would appreciate it if our concerns could be brought before the Water Board for its consideration.
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Farmington Water Board, Lee Mann
FROM:
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SUBJECT:
Farmington Water System
Bonestroo No. 141-99-101
Due to the rapid growth that the City of Farmington has experienced the last couple of years, the
Farmington Water Board questioned whether it was time to update the 1996 Water Supply and
Distribution Plan. It was decided that the best way to answer this question was to evaluate the
projections contained in the 1996 plan. The purpose ofthis memo is to compare the actual water use
and population versus the projected water use and population contained in the 1996 Water Supply
and Distribution Plan and then to recommend whether or not the Water Supply and Distribution Plan
needs to be updated at this time.
In order to evaluate the accuracy of the assumptions made in the 1996 Water Supply and
Distribution Plan, three major elements ofthat plan were compared to recent historical data. These
elements include the average annual water use, the maximum day water use, and the population.
These three elements are the most important factors in the establishment of the supply, storage, and
distribution facilities needed to adequately convey water throughout the City. These three
comparisons are shown graphically as Figures 1,2, and 3 respectively.
The conclusion of comparing these three factors is that the 1996 Water Supply and Distribution Plan
is still doing a reasonable job of estimating the water facilities needed in the City of Farmington.
This said, their needs to be an annual mechanism in place to more closely monitor the development
within the City of Farmington.
As shown on Figure 1, the average annual use has been pretty well predicted by the data in the 1996
plan. If anything, the actual use has been slightly less than the predicted use. The maximum day
water demand shown on Figure 2 is similar, but as is generally the case, maximum day use has been
a little more erratic in behavior since it is heavily influenced by the weather. In general, the
maximum day demand has also been at or less then that predicted by the 1996 plan. Probably the
most significant data that was reviewed is the last two years of population growth. Figure 3 shows
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the projected population versus the actual population from 1996 to 2002. For the years 1996 to .
2000, the projections are very accurate. However, the last two years of data for population far
exceed the projections made during the 1996 report. At this time, it is unknown whether the future
growth will keep at this accelerated pace, or flatten back to a slope closer to that predicted in the
1996 plan.
The most important component of the Water Supply and Distribution Plan is the computer model
that analyzes all ofthe flow patterns within the distribution system. This model is the most
important component because it sizes the trunk watermains within the distribution system. If the
trunk watermains are sized incorrectly, then it is very expensive to either operate at an undesirable
condition or to parallel existing mains once the roads are in place. The most important factor on the
comprehensive water system model is the ultimate water use within that distribution system. The
key element influencing the ultimate water use in the distribution model is the ultimate system
population. Therefore, until an alternative ultimate system population is formed, or an alternative
Study Area is defined, the benefits of a complete new water supply and distribution plan are
lessened.
The population jump that has occurred over the last two years needs to be carefully monitored, but at
this time the water use has been reasonably consistent with the projected values. Therefore, it
appears that any required changes could be accomplished by a change in timing of needed facilities.
If it becomes clear that this recent accelerated growth is leading to a larger ultimate population than
used in the 1996 report, then the corresponding change in the ultimate water use demand will have a
much larger impact on the supply, storage and distribution system as a whole, and a new Water
Supply and Distribution Plan will be needed. .
For the reasons outlined above, it is not recommended that a new water supply and distribution plan
be undertaken at this time. However, the following recommendations are made:
· The Farmington Water Board adopt a policy of formally reviewing the average demand, the
maximum day demand, and the estimated population each February from the data for the
preceding year. This data should be compared against the projected data for that year from the
1996 report.
· The Farmington Water Board authorize the preparation of a small report that would prepare
several alternative 5-year capital improvement programs based on different mock population
projections. This would alleviate the problem of having to formerly produce an official
population projection that is different than other populations that the City of Farmington is
publishing. This would be simply used as an analysis tool to help decide which facilities are
more imminent based upon different possible population growth patterns.
· As the time gets closer for the next water storage facility in the City of Farmington, as part of
the feasibility report for that storage facility, that the Farmington Water Board authorize the
preparation and analysis of an interim water distribution model that would evaluate the piping
and flow patterns for the storage reservoir at the time that it goes into service.
With these three steps, it is felt that the preparation of a full water supply and distribution plan can
be postponed several years, unless the annual review of growth and water use reveals a more long
term change in the ultimate population. .
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325 Oak Street, Farmington, MN 55024
(651) 463-7111 Fax (651) 463-2591
www.ci.farmington.mn.us
MEMO TO: Water Board Agenda Packet recipients
FROM:
Lena Larson, Public Works Administrative Assistant
DATE:
July 25,2003
RE:
Water Board Agenda Packet for July 28, 2003
Enclosed are 2 graphs that were inadvertently omitted from Item 5b of your Water Board
Agenda packet. Please include them with your agenda packet.
July 2, 2003
I City of Farmington
.5 Oak Street
~ington, MN 55024
Dear Timothy Gross:
Please grant us permission to water sod in the Charleswood neighborhood every other
day at the addresses shown on the map attached.
Currently, we are having difficulties watering our sod because of the way our watering
zones are setup with the building addresses. The easiest way to split-up the watering is to
water the sod on the south side of 200th street on even days and water the north side on
odd days. If you feel there would be a better way to break up the site please let me know.
Please call me at 651-460-4338 with any questions or changes.
SinCer~y,
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325 Oak Street, Farmington, MN 55024
(651) 463-7111 Fax (651) 463-2591
www.ci.farmington.mn.us
Monday, July 07,2003
Josh Johnson
Centex Homes
12400 Whitewater Drive
Suite 120
Minnetonka, MN 55343
RE: Watering schedule for Charleswood townhomes
Dear Mr. Johnson:
City staff has received and reviewed your map of the Charleswood townhomes and letter dated July
2nd, 2003 requesting a deviation from the City even/odd watering policy. The proposed watering
schedule appears to follow the intent of the City of Farmington's even/odd watering policy and will
be considered an acceptable alternative.
Staff performing watering inspections will be informed that the association will be sprinkling on the
north side of200th Street on odd days and on the south side of200th Street on even days, in lieu of the
Citywide even/odd watering policy. Watering is still restricted between the hours of 12:00 noon and
6:00 p.m.
Please feel free to contact me if you have questions regarding this issue. Thank you.
Sincerely,
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Assistant City Engineer
651-463-1607
tgross@ci.farmington.fin.us
cc: Lee Mann, Public Works Director/City Engineer
Water Board
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City of Farmington
325 Oak Street, Farmington, MN 55024
(651) 463-7111 Fax (651) 463-2591
www.ci.farmington.mn.us
Monday, July 07,2003
Josh Johnson
Centex Homes
12400 Whitewater Drive
Suite 120
Minnetonka, MN 55343
RE: Watering schedule for Charleswood townhomes
Dear Mr. Johnson:
City staff has received and reviewed your map of the Charleswood townhomes and letter dated July
2nd, 2003 requesting a deviation from the City even/odd watering policy. The proposed watering
schedule appears to follow the intent of the City of Farmington's even/odd watering policy and will
be considered an acceptable alternative.
Staff performing watering inspections will be informed that the association will be sprinkling on the
north side of 200th Street on odd days and on the south side of 200th Street on even days, in lieu of the
Citywide even/odd watering policy. Watering is still restricted between the hours of 12:00 noon and
6:00 p.m.
Please feel free to contact me if you have questions regarding this issue. Thank you.
Sincerely,
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Assistant City Engineer
651-463-1607
tgross@ci.farmington.mn.us
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Water Board
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City of Farmington
325 Oak Street
Farmington, MN 55024
Dear Mr. Shukle:
The Vermillion Grove Homeowners Association can control the irrigation system by address.
However, we would submit the following schedule for your approval.
Villas Phase 1:
Phase 2:
Odd days
Even days
Garden Homes:
Falcon Path;
English & Canary
Even days
Odd days
We hope this compromise will meet with your approval. We would also request a daily watering
permit for new sod.
Greg Grose, Property Manager
Keller Property Management, Inc.
Providing Property Management, Maintenance & Residential Real Estate Sales
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City of Farmington
325 Oak Street, Farmington, MN 55024
(651) 463-7111 Fax (651) 463-2591
www.ci.farmington.mn.us
Monday, July 21,2003
Greg Grose
Keller Property Management, Inc.
1906 Shawnee Road
Eagan, MN 55122-1032
RE: Watering schedule for Vermillion Grove Townhomes
Dear Mr. Grose:
City staff has received and reviewed a map of the Vermillion Grove Townhomes watering plan from
Paul Grabo of Rottlund Homes on July 21S\ 2003, and your letter dated July 16th, 2003 requesting a
deviation from the City even/odd watering policy. The proposed watering schedule appears to follow
the intent ofthe City of Farmington's even/odd watering policy and will be considered an acceptable
alternative. '
Staff performing watering inspections will be informed that the association will be sprinkling north of
Oriole Drive (Block 1, Vermillion Grove 1 st) and west of English A venue (Block 6, Vermillion
Grove I st) on odd days and south of Oriole Drive/east of English Avenue on even days (Block 2,
Vermillion Grove 2nd), in lieu of the Citywide even/odd watering policy. Watering is still restricted
between the hours of 12:00 noon and 6:00 p.m.
Please feel free to contact me if you have questions regarding this issue. Thank you.
Sincerely,
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Assistant City Engineer
651-463-1607
tgross@ci.farmington.mn.us
cc: Lee Mann, Public Works Director/City Engineer
Paul Grabo, Rottlund Homes
Water Board
file
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City of Farmington
Water Conservation Education Plan
2003
1.
Direct Mail
a) Water Policy Explained & Earth Friendly Yard Tips .............. April
2. Advertisements in Farmington Independent (1/4 page ads)
a) Outside Water Conservation display ad
. April 24, 2003
. June 26, 2003
b) Inside Water Conservation display ad
. August21,2003
. November 20, 2003
3.
Information in City newsletters
a) Watering Policy & Inside Water Conservation
. January
b) Watering Policy & Outside Water Conservation
. March
. May
. July
c) Water Conservation - inside
. September
. November
4. Information on Cable
a) Water Use Restrictions/Lawn & Yard Care ........................... year round
5. Information on City website.................................................. year round
6. Educational Program
b) Science Museum "Water!" Assembly Program for 4th graders ....September 15
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Policy Reminder
Odd/Even
Water Use Restrictions:
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. Properties with even numbered
addresses can water on even calendar
days before 12 noon and after 6
pm and odd numbered addresses can
water on odd calendar days before
12 noon and after 6 pm.
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· No lawn, garden, landscape sprinkling 0
or other irrigation is allowed between
noon and 6 pm.
. Hand watering (with an attended hose)
of flowers and plants is not restricted
at this time.
. Daily watering permits are available at ~
City Hall for watering of new seed or
sod.
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. Properties with daily watering permits
are also not allowed to water between
12 noon and 6pm.
. Other non-irrigating outside water
uses such as vehicle washing are-not
restricted at this time.
It may seem a little early to be
thinking about outside water use,
however, here is an early reminder of
Water Use Restrictions that are in ef-
fect year round for the City of Farm-
ington.
In order to ensure that the public
safety and essential needs of the
citizens are not jeopardized while still
allowing water use flexibility, the
Water Board initiated the Water Use
Policy (described in
the blue box) which is
in effect year round.
If weather conditions
require a complete or
revised ban in the
future, up-to-date
information will be
posted on the City's website at
www.cLfarmington.mn.us and the
City's cable information channel 16.
Failure to comply with the water use
restrictions policy results in a fine of
$25 for the initial incident and $50 for
each subsequent violation during the
same calendar year. Please call 463-
1610 with questions.
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Information courtesy of the Minnesota Rural Water Association and the Department of Natural Resources.
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. Farmington, MN 55024
www.cLfarmington.mn.us
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Odd/Even Watering Policy in Farmington
In order to ensure adequate water pressure in times of peak usage, the City of Farmington has a year
round Odd/Even Watering Policy. In addition to the odd/even policy, no watering is allowed between
12 noon and 6pm.
Tips for Earth Friendly Lawn & Yard Care....
· Don't allow sprinklers to run unattended. Use a timer as a reminder when it's time to move or turn off the sprinkler.
· Morning is the best time to water most lawns. Before 10 AM is best because rising heat later on tends to steal a lot of
water by evaporation. Another benefit is that grass and leaves have a chance to dry off quickly. Evening or night time
waterings leave the grass wet and can allow lawn diseases to develop.
· A lush green lawn requires 1 to 1-1/2 inches of water a week. Water three times a week applying about 1/2 inch at a
time. Keep in mind the amount of rainfall that might fall on your yard and adjust your watering schedule accordingly.
. Avoid watering when windy or in the heat of the day.
· Lawns that are frequently aerated absorb water better. Mulch shrubs and other plantings so the soil holds moisture
longer.
· Forget about watering streets, walks and driveways. They don't grow a thing.
· If you let your grass grow to about 1-1/2 to 2 inches in the summer, water loss will be reduced because the blades will
provide shade for the roots.
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· High nitrogen fertilizers stimulate lawn growth and increase water requirements. Most established lawns only need
fertilizing in the fall when the primary grass root growth occurs with the cool temperatures.
The only water we will ever have is what we have right now.
Conserve Water
Outside
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Less than 1% of the earths water is available to be used
by humans, plants and animals.
www.maswcd.orgj2000_2001_study_guide.htm
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Odd/Even Water Use Restrictions:
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J. ~'\lil'.~ '. .. .~~ ~ ~ City of Farmington has a year round Odd/Even Watering Policy. In. addition
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_ _ >~~,.~ ~~ other watering is allowed between 12 noon and 6PM.
~ .' - ". . Hand watering (with an attended hose) of flowers and plants and
. children's water toys WHEN IN USE are not restricted at this time. 0
. Daily watering permits are available at City Hall (325 Oak Street) or Maintenance Facility (19650
Municipal Drive) for watering of new seed or sod, however, NO lawn, garden, landscape
sprinkling or other irrigation is allowed between 12 noon and 6 PM.
. Other non-irrigating outside water uses such as vehicle washing are not restricted at this time.
. Updates will be on Cable Channel 16 and the City's website at www.ciJarminqton.mn.us.
Questions? Call 651-463-1610.
Earth Friendly Lawn C; Yard Care Tips....
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. Don't allow sprinklers to run unattended.
. Water lawns in the morning. Before 10 AM is best because rising heat later on tends to steal a lot
of water by evaporation.
. For a lush green lawn, water three times a week applying about 1/2 inch at a time. Adjust your
watering schedule accordingly when it rains.
. Avoid watering when windy or in the heat of the day.
. Lawns that are frequently aerated absorb water better.
. Forget about watering streets, walks and driveways. They don't grow a thing.
. Let your grass grow to about 1-1/2 to 2 inches in the summer, and water loss will be reduced
because the blades will provide shade for the roots.
. Most established lawns only need fertilizing in the fall when the primary grass root growt
with the cool temperatures.
FI/nded by the City of Farmington's Water Board 2003
biformation cOl/rtesy of the Minnesota RI/ral Water Association and
tlte Department of Natl/ral Resol/rces.
Farmington Independent-April 2003, July 2003
CITY OF FARMINGTON
REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES ANALYSIS
. WATER FUND
06/30/2003
50% OF THE YEAR COMPLETE
2003 2003 %OF
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET
OPERATING REVENUES
USER FEES 810,000 268,221 33.11 %
WATER PERMITS 25,000 13,975 55.90%
METER SALES 115,000 66,143 57.52%
TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE 950,000 348,339 36.67%
NON OPERATING REVENUES
WATER AVAILABILITY CHARGES 200,000 155,445 77. 72%
WATER MAIN TRUNK FEES 100,000 11,354 11.35%
WATER TREATMENT PLANT FEES 100,000 11,770 11.77%
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS 200,000 8,140 4.07%
INTEREST 200,000 82,819 41.41%
ADMINISTRATIVE FINES 1,225
ANTENNA LEASE 40,000 12,758 31.90%
TOTAL NON OPERATING REVENUE 840,000 283,511 33.75%
TOTAL ALL REVENUE 1,790,000 631,850 35.30%
EXPENDITURES
SALARIES 109,010 35,422 32.49%
OVERTIME 2,310 840 36.36%
BENEFITS 15,430 5,306 34.39%
EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES 141,150 47,217 33.45%
. VEHICLE SUPPLIES 230 0.00%
BUILDING SUPPLIES 167 0.00%
OTHER SUPPLIES 5,000 3,597 71.94%
CHEMICALS 55,000 38,171 69.40%
FUEL 4,440 1,365 30.74%
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 69,570 25,232 36.27%
LEGAL 2,190 0.00%
COMMUNICATIONS 5,300 2,948 55.62%
MUNICIPAL SERVICES 1,300 1,733 133.31%
ELECTRIC 51,500 25,799 50.10%
GAS 1,320 5,545 420.08%
INSURANCE 13,430 8,215 61.17%
POSTAGE 4,000 4,266 106.65%
OUTSIDE PRINTING 7,500 7,183 95.77%
LEGAL NOTICES 1,200 191 15.92%
DUES & SUBSCRIPTIONS 3,500 2,736 78.17%
SCHOOLS & CONFERENCES 1,100 230 20.91%
EQUIPMENT MAl NT 21,650 1,733 8.00%
VEHICLE MAINT 7,150 120 1.68%
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 473 0.00%
TOTAL EXPENDITURES 523,050 218,719 41.82%
OTHER FINANCING USES
DEBT SERVICE 207,626 36,313
CONSTRUCTION 295,500 11,949
CONSTRUCTION (Wells 6 & 7) 157,679
MISCELLANEOUS 353
TRANSFER FOR NEW FACILITY 33,327 16,663
TRANSFER FOR ADMINISTRATIVE FEES 45,000 22,500
TOTAL OTHER FINANCING USES 581,453 245,457
. TOTAL EXPENDITURES & OTHER
FINANCING USES 1,104,503 464,176
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From: Lena Larson
Sent: Friday, July 25, 2003 2:28 PM
To: Lee Mann
Subject: estimates for the Water Board
Hi Lee,
I've gotten rough quotes for the security lighting and a gate around Daisy Knoll tower.
Kelly Electric gave me an estimate of $3,000 after meeting with Bill and determining that 3 lights strategically
located around the tower should be sufficient. This cost would not include welding required to weld brackets to
the tower.
Midwest Fence said barrier gates can range from $700 to $1800 installed, depending on what kind of gate is
decided on. I haven't received any literature from him as of yet.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Lena Larson
Public Works Administrative Assistant
phone 651-463-1622
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07/28/2003