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Home My WebLink About1994 [10] Oct 06 {Book 06} ~ FJe- Mayor Donald "Bud" Reber Councilors Ken Hiemenz . First Avenue NW Ross Rieke .0. Box 668 Bob Loso St. Joseph, Minnesota 56374 Stephanie Hazen (612) 363-7201 City Clerk/Adm FAX # 363-0342 CITY Qg c§~IJº§&fH Rachel Stapleton October 6, 1994 - 7:00 P.M. AGENDA 1. Call to Order 2. Approve Agenda 3. Approve Minutes August ?Q September 15 & 26 _ J , 4. Bills Payable 5. Mayor Reports 6. Council Repon:s 7 . Department Heads Report a) Brad Lindgren, Chief of Police b) Jim Marthaler, Wastewater Superintendent . 8. Clerk\Administrator Reports a) Noise Violations - Rental Housing b) Sewer Use Ordinance - Summary Publication c) Rezoning Request - Rainbow House. d) Design Team for Star City, October 8 e) Assessor's Salary Increase f) Park Rental Fees g) Community Halloween Party h) Other Matters of Concern 9. OLD BUSINESS * a) Linnemann Inn Parking b) Access Channel Equip. c) Sidewalks d) ROW Property Request e) Police Chief Contract f ) Northland III g) Comprehensive Plan n) Shared Ride Taxi -- i) Audit Utility Acc'ts j ) Babe Ruth League k) Vacating Alleys 1 ) Tape Recording Equipment m) Ord. Amend. 57 & 61 * n) Set TIF Public Hearing Date 10. 8:00 p.m. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 11. Recess 12. 8:30 p.m. - Addressing Report - Brad Meyer & Joe Bettendorf I 13. 8:40 p.m. City Engineer Joe Bettendorf Reports f 14. 8:50 p.m. - Mike Hazen - Letters and Phone Calls to Mayor 15. Adjourn. ~ Mayor Donald "Bud" Reber Councilors Ken Hiemenz First A venue NW Ross Rieke ,0, Box 668 Bob Loso St. Joseph. Minnesota 56374 Stephanie Hazen (612) 363-7201 City Clerk/Adm FAX # 363-0342 CITY OF ST. JOSEPH Rachel Stapleton ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT TO COUNCIL DATE: October 3, 1994 TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the Council FROM: Rachel Stapleton, Clerk/Administrator 8 a. Information is in pack~t; three violations. 8 b. Copy of the Sewer Use Summary to be published is enclosed along with recommendation from John Scherer to have Council authorization of the text by a 4\5ths ..... . ...¡.... The maJorl(..Y· alternative lS to publish the whole ordinance, approximately 26 pages. 8 c. The Planning Commission lS hearing this rezoning request October 3 and will recommend to the Council. 8 d. The Design Team will be in St. Joseph on Saturday, October 8, at 9:30 p.m. and lS requesting that the Council attend an informal gathering, location to be determined. . 8 e. I have not looked up the last increase yet on the Assessor's salary. 8 f. Park Rental fees currently are set at $50.00. We are purposing to add 3.25 for the 1995 rental year to them to cover required sales tax. 8 g. The St. Joseph Community Halloween Committee lS seeking donations. This is for the Kennedy Elementary/St. Joseph Lab schools. 9 a. Enclosed In your packet is page one of a letter from John Scherer dated May 13. Also a letter was sent from my office July 17 requesting compliance within 30 days. 9 n. Dean Otterson will be sending a notice to set the public hearing. You need to do this by passing a resolution. The Noise Violation hearing which was scheduled for tonight has been rescheduled for October 20th because the property owner did not receive notice until October 1. He called me today for the rescheduling. Also enclosed in your packet is information from John Scherer from April 15 which discusses allowable use of gambling proceeds. The Chief of Police has recommended omitting the quarterly meeting for the Council and Police Department, which was originally set for . election day. I received a complaint from Bob at American Manufacturing about the need for better drainage on Joseph Street. He stated that it floods with each rain and people are using their parking lot instead of the street. It is destroying their parking lot. . August 29, 1994 The City Council for the City of St. Joseph met in Special Session on August 29, 1994 at the St. Joseph Township Hall at the St. Joseph Township Board meeting at 9:00 p.m. to receive the appraisal report from the Appraisal Committee. Members present were Mayor Donald Bud Reber; Council Bob Loso, Ross Rieke, Ken Hiemenz, Stephanie Hazen at 9:15 p.m. City Attorney John Scherer and Clerk/Administrator Rachel Stapleton. The Appraisal Committee presented the appraisal report with Ken Hiemenz as spokesperson. After discussion between members of the Boards, Fire Department and interested public, Hazen made a motion to proceed with negotiations and look at options on the Roske property. The motion was seconded and upon call for a vote the motion carried. Joe Bechtold made a motion to have John Meyer, Ken Hiemenz and Bernie Schloemer along with John Scherer work as a negotiation committee. The motion was seconded by Stephanie Hazen. Upon call for vote, the motion carried. City Attorney John Scherer recommended to the City Council to . ratify the motions at their next regular meeting. Joe Bechtold requested that the City report back to the Township Board if there are any changes in the motions. The City Council meeting ended at 10:15 p.m. Rachel Stapleton Clerk/Administrator Note - The St. Joseph Township Clerk took full and complete minutes. . .; .Bill? Payable Page 1 ;,:- City 0 St. Joseph October 6, 1994 Transaction Depart COllents Alount Descri tion Fund 20127 A-l Toilet Rental A-l rentals, Core 138.45 Other Financing Uses 101 20128 Brixius, Andy planning commission (8) 120.00 Legislative COllitties 101 20129 Automation Supply data cartridge cleaning k 31.64 Crile Control & Investigation 101 20131 Bentec Engineering lightning damage 1,856.51 Power and PUlping 601 20132 Berkley Adtistrators ded - J.Gustin, Work COIP 805.54 Crile Control & Investigation 101 20133 Black Hills Ammunition am/Dunition 359.00 Police Training 101 20134 Loso, Bob emergency services 75.00 Emergency Siren 101 20135 Lindgren, Bradley clothing allowance 100.00 Crile Control & Investigation 101 20136 Heyer, Bradley cltohing allowance 100.00 Crile Control & Investigation 101 20137 Klinefleter, Brian clothing allowance 100.00 Crile Control & Investigation 101 20137 Klinefleter, Brian mileage..eals training 167.58 Police Training 101 20138 Browning-Ferris Industries refuse collection 325.74 Park Areas 101 20138 Browning-Ferris Industries refuse collection 5,785.43 Waste Collection 603 20138 Browning-Ferris Industries refuse collection 90.23 Adlinistration and general 602 20139 Business Records Corporation election support, program 1,440.00 Elections 101 20140 Cellular One cellular phone 54.64 COllunication service 101 20141 Chader Business Equipment service contract, copy I 305.87 Salaries & Adlinstrative 101 20142 City of St. Cloud sewer rental charges 3.818.83 Sewage Treat.ent Plant 602 20143 Klein, Claudette 3 park board meetings 45.00 legislative COllitties 101 20144 Nierengarten. Dan planning commission (9) 135.00 legislative Co..itties 101 20145 Reber, Donald 'Bud' meals. flileage 32.26 Mayor 101 20146 Earl F. Anderson & Assoc street signs 651.03 street Haintanence 101 20147 Erickson. Darwin 1 park board meeting 15.00 legislative Com.itties 101 20tlll'retsch. Fay 3 park board meetings 45.00 legislative Committies 101 20 j' eed-Rite Controls water tests 12.00 Adlinistration and General 601 20149 Feed-Rite Controls hydrofluosilicic acid 115.20 Purification 601 20149 Feed-Rite Controls seHer tests 80.00 Sewage Treatment Plant 602 20150 GaDleTime swing set, hollow park 799.69 Park Areas 101 20151 Gartner's Office Products office supplies 50.00 Accounting 101 20151 Gartner's Office Products office supplies 50.00 Crile Control & Investigation 101 20151 Gartner's Office Products office supplies 29.50 Salaries & Adminstrative 101 20152 Geyer Rental Service core - cotton candy machn 71.89 Other Financing Uses 101 20153 Goodin Company guage for water distribtn 358.75 Distribution 601 20154 Gopher State One-Call notification fee 26.25 Adlinistration and General 601 20154 Gopher State One-Call notification fee 26.25 Adlinistration and general 602 20155 Hardrives parking lot pavement 5,674.00 Street Haintanence 101 20156 Klein, Hub planning cO.lission (7) 120.00 legislative Committies 101 20157 lanier. Irla 3 park board meetings 30.00 legislative Com.itties 101 20158 J.1. Case Credit Corp loader payment 850.96 Street Haintanence 101 20159 Young, Jeffrey clothing allowance 100.00 Crile Control & Investigation 101 20160 Anderson. John 6 park board leetings 120.00 legislative COllitties 101 20161 Braun, Joseph 3 park board Beetings 45.00 legislative Co..itties 101 20162 Schneider, Kurt planning commission (3) 45.00 Legislative CO.litties 101 . 20163 Sadlo. Leo utility consultant fees 75.00 Administration and General 601 20163 Sadlo. Leo utility consultant fees 75.00 Adlinistration and general 602 20164 lesnick. Marge planning commission (8) 120.00 legislative Co..itties 101 20164 Lesnick. Marge 3 park board meetings 45.00 Legislative COllitties 101 20165 Sniezek, Linda planning commission (7) 105.00 legislative Com~itties 101 2~N Department of Public Safety reg. fee, Inlox School 200.00 Police Training 101 2 enerous, Mary office supplies 8.51 Salaries & Adainstrative 101 - Bills Payable Page 2 City of St. Joseph October 6, 1994 Check Transaction Depart 1'1 . HUlber Haae COllents Alount Description fund 20168 Hinnesota Depart.ent of Health water connection fee 842.00 Adlinistration and General 601 20170 Northern States Power street lighting 21,28 Signal Lights 101 20170 Northern States Power street lighting 1,398.74 Street Lighting 101 20170 Northern States Power street líghting 114,82 Park Areas 101 20170 Northern States Power electrici ty 25.86 Ball Park and Skating Rink 101 20170 Northern States Power electricity 130.19 City Hall 101 20170 Northern States Power gas 18.22 City Hall 101 20170 Northern States Power electricity 130.33 City Hall Annex 101 20170 Northern States Power gas 30.47 City Hall Annex 101 20170 Northern States Power electricity 17.21 Maint Shop 101 20170 Northern States Power electricity 68,85 Street Maintanence 101 20170 Northern States Power gas 9.06 Maint Shop 101 20170 Northern States Power gas 36.24 Street Haintanence 101 20170 Northern States Power gas 9.11 Purification 601 20170 Northern States Power electricity 303.78 Purification 601 20170 Northern States Power electr ici ty 779.03 Power and Pu~ping 601 20170 Northern States Power gas 51,11 Power and PUlping 601 20170 Northern States Power electr iei ty 322.09 Sewage Treatment Plant 602 20170 Northern States Power gas 17.70 Sewage Treat_ent Plant 602 20170 Northern States Power electr iei ty 90.37 Sewer Lift Station 602 20170 Northern States Power electr ici ty 130.20 Fire Station and Building 105 20170 Northern States Power gas 9.11 Fire Station and Building 105 20170 Northern States Power fire siren 3.14 Eœergency Siren 101 . 20171 Lesnick, Ollie fill & develop~ent 19.93 Assessing 101 20172 P.J. Tracy core expenses 100.00 Other financing Uses 101 20173 PERA - CC pera, police excess 7,247.27 Police Administration 107 20174 PERA 1 if e i nsur a nce 9.00 Street Haintanence 101 20174 PERA life insurance 12.00 Crile Control & Investigation 101 20174 PERA 1 He insurance 9,00 Sanitary Sewer Haintenance 602 20175 Quality Electronics tractor feed, printer 63.58 Administration and General 601 20176 Stapleton, Rachel postage 4,37 Salaries & Adlinstrative 101 20176 Stapleton, Rachel office supplies 43.91 Salaries & Ad.instrative 101 20177 Rajkowski Hansleier LTD Police -- legal fees 2,501.20 Crile Control & Investigation 101 20177 Rajkowski Hansleier LTD Northland -- Legal fees 56.00 City Attorney 101 20177 Rajkowski Hansleier LTD General -- Legal fees 1,034.00 City Attorney 101 20177 Rajkowski Hansleier LTD Fence Co;plt-- Legal fees 64.00 City Attorney 101 20177 Rajkowski Hansmeier LTD Roske Proper-- Legal fees 648.00 City Attorney 101 20178 Heim, Robert lerger/consold fees 180.00 Planning and Zonning 101 20179 Seating & Athletic Facility En bleachers 16,456.75 Park Areas 101 20180 St, Cloud Times election publication 11,39 Elections 101 20180 St. Cloud Tiles ordinance pub, hearing pu 304.85 Ordinance & Proceedings 101 20181 st. Joe Gas & Bait gas 245.99 CriMe Control & Investigation 101 20181 St. Joe Gas & Bait gas 110.47 Street Haintanence 101 20181 St. Joe Gas & Bait gas 110.47 Crime Control & Investigation 101 20181 St. Joe Gas & Bait gas 110.46 Adlinistration and General 601 20181 St. Joe Gas & Bait gas 110.46 Sanitary Sewer Maintenance 602 20181 St. Joe Gas & Bait gas 34.01 Street Cleaning 101 20182 St. Joe Heat Harket, Inc teal! building 185.62 Other Financing Uses 101 . 20183 St. Joseph Police Officers Fed federation,dues 80.00 Crile Control & Investigation 101 20184 Stearns Cooperative Elec. Assn street lighting 190.64 Street Lighting 101 . " ~ Bills Payable Page 3 City of St. Joseph October 6, 1994 Ch. Transaction Depart NUl ale COlments Alount Description Fund - 20185 Viking Industrial Center golves, safety equipment 21.00 Street "aintanence 101 20186 Gustin, Virginia clothing allowance 100.00 Crime Control & Investigation 101 20187 Welder Supply core expenses, helium 26.00 Other Financing Uses 101 20188 Zep Hanufactoring plow wax, D-icer 340.13 Ice & Snow Removal 101 ------ --------- u:nu 60,820.16 Grand Total . . POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE . · BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST A VENUE ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 EDlICATJOHA.l ÇfNTER OF CEHTRAL NINHESQ1A. (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 A "'6- !!-1 DATE: SEPT. 13, 1994 TO: ST JOSEPH CITY COUNCIL FROM: CHIEF LINDGREN SUBJECT: MONTHLY REPORTS (AUG. ) DEAR COUNCIL MEMBERS, PLEASE FIND ENCLOSED THE AUGUST MONTHLY REPORTS. THERE ARE SEVERAL ITEMS WORTH MENTIONING. THE FIRST ONE IS THAT 1 HAVE SPENT THE PAST SEVERAL WEEKS WRITING AND APPLYING FOR A COUPLE OF FEDERAL GRANTS. THEY CONCERN ALCOHOL AND ALCOHOL · RELATED ISSUES. SUCH AS ILLEGAL USE, SALE, ETC. AND ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY. BOTH OF THE GRANTS BASICALLY PAY TO HAVE UFFICERS WORK OVERTIME HOURS ENFORCING ASPECTS OF ILLEGAL ALCOHOL USE. I DON'T KNOW HOW WE'LL DO, BUT GIVEN OUR PARTICULAR COMMUNITY MAKE UP I BELIEVE WE'LL HAVE A GOOD CHANCE. LAST MONTH WAS A RELATIVELY ACTIVE MONTH FOR A SUMMER MONTH. WE ARE APPROXIMATELY 40 CALLS UP FROM AUGUST OF 9~, AND HAVE CITED AND OR CHARGED NEARLY DOUBLE THE AMOUNT OF AUGUST 9,a. ADDITIONALLY, THIS PAST MONTH WE HAD AN OFFICER OFF DUTY ( COMP, VACATION, HOLIDAY HOURS ETC) FOR THREE OUT OF THE FOUR WEEKS IN AUGUST. SO FAR THIS MONTH, < SEPT. 13, ) WE HAVE TAKEN APPROXIMATELY 130 CALLS AND CITED OR CHARGED NEARLY AS MANY PERSONS IN ALL OF AUGUST. <SCHOOL'S BACK IN SESSION t ) DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST WE HAD 5 DRIVING COMPLAINTS. ONE OF THESE CALLS, AN OFFICER (KLINEFELTER) FOUND THE VEHICLE IN THE AREA OF THE SOUTH EAST PART OF TOWN. IT WAS APPROXIMATELY 9:20 PM. THE VEHICLE DID NOT STOP, AND BEGAN TO FLEE. THE VEHICLE STAYED IN THE SOUTH EAST AREA, DROVE THROUGH AT LEAST ONE YARD WHERE THE DRIVER BAILED OUT AND TOOK OFF ON FOOT. OFFICER KLINEFELTER PURSUED THE DRIVER ON FOOT, CAUGHT AND SUBDUED THE SUSPECT AFTER HE JUMPED A FENCE. SEVERAL RESIDENTS CAME OUT OF THEIR HOMES, SOME ASSISTED, AND ONE TOOK PICTURES OF THE ARREST. I HAVE PHOTO COPIED THE PICTURE, AND WILL SHOW YOU THE ACTUAL PICTURE OF THE ARREST · AT THE COUNCIL MEETING. THE SUSPECT WAS ARRESTED AND CHARGED WITH SEVERAL COUNTS, FLEEING, D.U.L, OBSTRUCT LEGAL ARREST, ETC. IT MIGHT ALSO BE WORTH NOTING, THIS HAPPENED ON A WEDNESDAY NIGHT. , POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST A VENUE ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 . WX11l\)N.1.lCi..~OfC::ÐfT1U.L ~""E£OTA (612) 363·8250 EMERGENCY 911 I HAV~ ALSO ENCLOSED A COPY OF TH~ AUGUST S4, "CONVICTIONS" THIS IS FROM THl:.: COUNTY ATTORNEYS OFPICl:.:, PUBLISHED MONTHLY, AND LISTING ALL FELONY CRIMES ADJUDICAT~l) THROUGH TH~ STI:::ARNS COUNTY ATTORNEYS OFFICE. THI::: ST JOSEPH POLICE DEPARTMI:::NT HAD SSVI:::RAL F£LONY CONVICTIONS THl~ MONTH, I HAVE STARR£D THEM AND ADDED MINOR NOT£S FOR YOUR REVIEW AND INFORMATION. SEVERAL MONTHS AGO I WROTE A LETTER TO THE MN CHIEF'S OF POLICE ASSOCIATION. <I AM A MEMBER} YOU MAY HAVI::: SEEN OR HEARD ADDS SOLICITING MONEY AND OR FAX MACHINES FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AROUND THE STATE. GUR AGENCY WAS AWARDED A FAX MACHINE. IT IS A USED CANNON FAX 230. IT APPEARS TO 8E IN VERY GOOD CONDITION, AND HAS AN ORIGINAL VALUE LISTED AT OVER $2,50Ø.00. UNLESS THERE ARE ANY OBJECTIONS, I BELIEVE THE MOST COST EFFECTIVE WAY OF INSTALLING IT IS TO CONNECT IT TO THE CITY HALL LINE 363- . 7341, AND NOT PAY THE COSTS OF INSTALLATION OF, AND MAINTAINING A DEDICATED LINE. THIS LINE RUNS Th~OUGH ùUR OFFICE, AND IS USED VERY LITTLE. IF ANYONE USED THE PHONE DURING THE FAX THEY WOULD JUST GET A TONE FOR THE MINUTE OR TWO IT WAS IN USE. AGAIN, UNLESS THERE ARE ANY OBJECTIONS TO THIS, I WILL PLAN ON USING THIS LINE. INSTALLATION SHOULD 8E VERY MINIJ1AL. FINALLY, I WAS RECENTLY CONTACTED BY BOB HElM RELATIVE TO THE ISSUE OF POLICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT COVERAGE. WE HAVE NOT MET AS OF YET, (SEPT 13TH) HOWEVER, I IMAGINE WE WILL IN THE NEAR FUTURE. IN THIS LIGHT, AND AS THESE MONTHLY REPORTS ARE PUBLIC INFORMATION, I THOUGHT IT MIGHT BE APPROPRIATE TO SEND COPIES OF THIS LAST MONTHS INCIDENT AND ARREST REPORTS TO THE TOWNSHIP CLERK AND SUPERVISORS. ( HELLO, AND NICE TO MEET YOU BY WAY OF THIS CORRESPONDENCE. 1 ITEM TO REMEMBER, THIS REPORT IS FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST. SO FAR THIS YEAR, OUR DEPARTMENT HAS HANDLED OVER 1,700 CALLS/INITIAL COMPLAINT REPORTS, AND THE NEXT NINE MONTHS FOR US WILL BE CONSIDERABLY BUSIER THAN LAST MONTH. ADDITIONALLY, IN REVIEWING THE REPORTS, AND IN LAW ENFORCEMENT, ALL CATEGORIES ARE REPORTED AND LISTED BY WAY OF UNIFORM OFFENSE CODES "U.O.C. " THERE ARE DIFFERENT KINDS OR DEGREES OF ASSAULTS FOR EXAMPLE. DOMESTIC ASSAULT, ASSAULT WITH A WEAPON, OR THEREAT OF WEAPON, ETC. EACH UNE HAS A DIFFERENT U.O.C. CODE, SAME WITH THEFT, BURGLARY, FOHGERY, . POLICE DEP ARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE . . BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST A VENUE ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 EDUCATIONAl CENTEa OF CENTRAL WJHHfSOTA, (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 ETC. THIS IS WHY THERE ARE MULTIPL~ LISTINGS FOR THES~ CATEGORIES AND OTHERS. E. G. DIFFERENT ASSAULTS, OR TYPES OF BURGLARIES. IF YOU SHOULD HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS REPORT, LAW ENFORCEMENT IN GENERAL, OR OUR POLICE DEPARTMENT, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME OR ANYONE OF OUR OFFICERS A1' ANY TIME. ) R~SPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, ~ BRADLEY J. LINDGREN CHIEF OF POLICE ST. JOSEPH POLICE DEPT. . . Fri 09-09-94 St. Joseph Police De~artment Time~ 8~55 ám Crime Summary Repor - UOC page.- Monthly Report For August 1994 SBN : All Print ALL U 0 C codes Print ALL ISNs Print ALL LGN Codes U 0 C Total U 0 C Literal Translation ----- ----- --------------------------------------------- '::1006 . · · 2 TRAFFIC LIGHTS 9011 · · · 1 DRIVING OVER THE CENTER LINE 9Ø12 . · · 1 OPEN BOTTLE 9Ø14 · · · 27 SPEEDING 9018 · · 1 WRONG WAY 9030 . ~) STOP SIGN . · · ¿. 9079 . · · 2 EXPIRED REGISTRATION 9200 . · · 1 NO INSURANCE 92Ø1 · · · 1 NO PROOF OF INSURANCE IN VEHICLE 9213 . · · 1 ILLEGAL USE OF PLATES 9224 . · · 2 REVOKED, CANCELLED OR SUSPENDED D.L. 9230 . · · 1 VIOLATION OF LIMITED DRIVERS LICENSE 9235 . · · 1 INTENT TO ESCAPE TAXES (PLATES) 9250 . · · 2 NOISE ORDINANCE . . Pri 09-09-94 se Joseph Police Department Time: 8:55 am · Crime Summary Report - UOC Page: 2 Monthly Report For August 1994 SBN : All Print ALL U 0 C codes Print ALL ISNs Print ALL LGN Codes U 0 C Total U 0 C Literal Translation ----- ----- --------------------------------------------- 9251 · · · 5 DOG ORDINANCE 9252 . · · 1 DISCHAGRE FIREARMS IN CITY LIMITS 9254 . · · 1 JUNK CAR ORDINANCE 9313 . · · 1 FOUND PROPERTY <;7420 . · · 1 PERSONAL INJURY MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS · <;7440 . · · 2 PROPER1"Y DAMAGE MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT 9450 . · · 2 HIT AND RUN PROPERTY DAMAGE ACCIDENT 96Ø0 . · · 1 ALL OTHER FIRES <;7601 · · · 1 SINGLE DWELLING FIRE 9607 · · · 1 CHECK FOR FIRE 9712 . · · 1 ATTEMPTED SUICIDE MEDICINE OR PILLS 9731 · · · 1 MEDICAL EMERGENCY--UNCONCIOUS 9735 . · · 1 MEDICAL EMERGENCY--ALL OTHERS 9738 . · · 1 ALL OTHER MEDICALS · Frì 09-09-94 St. Joseph Polìce Department Time~ 8:55 am Crìme Summary Report - UOC page. Monthly Report For August 1994 SBN ~ All Prìnt ALL U 0 C codes Prìnt ALL ISNs Prìnt ALL LGN Codes U 0 C Total U 0 C Lìteral Translation ----- ----- --------------------------------------------- <::1800 · · · 9 ALL MISCELLANEOUS PUBLIC <::1801 · · · 2 DOMESTICS 9802 . · · 19 MOTORIST ASSISTS 9803 · · 1 PROWLER 9804 · · · 2 PUBLIC ASSISTS 980b . · 5 HOUSE WATCH . 9808 . · · 1 SUSPICIOUS PERSON 98Ø9 . · · 3 SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE 9812 . · · 2 CHECK THE AREA 981~ . · · 3 TRAFFIC HAZARD 99Ø3 · · · 2 FUNERAL ESCORT 9904 · · · 10 DELIVER AGENDAS/MINUTES/OTHER PACKETS 9905 . · · 2 STREET LIGHT OUT 9913 . · · 11 ASSIST OTHER AGENCY . . "Fri 09-09-94 St. Joseph Police Department Time: 8:55 am . Crime Summary Report - UOC Page: 4 Monthly Report For August 1994 SBN : All Print ALL U 0 C codes Print ALL ISNs Print ALL LGN Codes U 0 C Total U 0 C Literal Translation ----- ----- --------------------------------------------- 9914 . · · 5 ATTEMPT TO LOCATE 991& . · · 2 PAPER SERVICE (WARRANTS/COMPLAINTS/SUMMONS> 9917 . · · 2 ALARM 9918 . · · 4 OPEN DOOR 9923 . · · 5 EXTRA PATROL NEEDED . 9925 . · · 1 WEATHER WATCH 9930 . · · 4 NEIGHBOR DISPUTE 9933 . · · 5 DRIVING COMPLAINT 9935 . · · 1 PUBLIC SERVICE TALKS 9939 . · · 1 CURFEW VIOLATION A5351 . · · 1 ASSAULT A5455 . · · 1 ASSAULT B2334 . · · 1 BURGLARY RELATED - B3494 . · · 1 BURGLARY RELATED . Fri 09-09-94 St. Joseph Police Department Time: 8:55 am Crime Summary Report - UOC page. Monthly Report For August 1994 SBN . All . Print ALL U 0 C codes Print ALL ISNs Print ALL LGN Codes U 0 C Total U 0 C Literal Translation ----- ----- --------------------------------------------- C2212 . · · 1 FORGERY I COUNTERFEITING RELATED DC558 · · · 1 DRUG RELATED E4773 · · 1 FLEEING A POLICE OFFICER J2501 · · · 1 GROSS D. U. I. J2701 · · · 1 AGGRAVATED D.U.I. J3501 · · · 5 D. U. L - ALCOHOL . M4102 . · 1 LIQUOR - ILLEGAL SALES M4104 · · · 2 UNDER AGE POSSESION/CONSUMPTION M5350 . · · 1 RUNAWAY JUVENILE N3030 · · 2 DISORDERLY CONDUCT N3190 . · · 2 HARASSING PHONE CALLS P3110 · · · 2 DAMAGE TO PROPERTY P3119 . · 1 DAMAGE TO PROPERTY P3319 . · · 1 TRESPASS . . , Fri 09-Ø9-94 St. Joseph Police Department Time: 8:55 am . Crime Summary Report - UOC Page: 6 Monthly Report For August 1994 SBN : All Print ALL U 0 C codes Print ALL ISNs Print ALL LGN Codes U 0 C Total U 0 C Literal Translatìon ----- ----- --------------------------------------------- T4019 . · · 1 THEFT T4021 . · · 2 THEFT T4059 . · · 1 THEFT U3028 . · · 1 WORTHLESS CHECKS U3490 . · · 1 THEFT RELATED . U3497 . · · 1 THEFT RELATED VKØ21 . · · 1 VEHICLE THEFT RELATED W3180 . · · 2 FIREWORKS Y309Ø . · · 1 CRIME AGAINST GOVERNMENT/PUBLIC OFFICAL/ ~** AGENCY GRAND TOTAL: 204 . Fr·i 09-1219-94 St. Joseph Police Department Time: 8:56 am Citation Location Summary - Com Code/UOC page. Monthly Report for August 1994 Com Code : All Print ALL U 0 C codes Including Juv. Water/Traffic Records Com Code U 0 C Total U 0 C Literal Translation ---- ----- ----- --------------------------------------------- 12 PARKING 9006 2 TRAFFIC LIGHTS 9011 1 DRIVING OVER THE CENTER LINE 9012 1 OPEN BOTTLE 9014 27 SPEEDING 9018 1 WRONG WAY 903121 2 STOP SIGN 9079 1 EXPIRED REGISTRATION . 9200 1 NO INSURANCE 9201 1 NO PROOF OF INSURANCE IN VEHICLE 9213 1 ILLEGAL USE OF PLATES 9224 2 REVOKED, CANCELLED OR SUSPENDED D.L. 9230 1 VIOLATION OF LIMITED DRIVERS LICENSE A5351 1 ASSAULT DC558 1 DRUG RELATED E4773 1 FLEEING A POLICE OFFICER J27ø1 1 AGGRAVATED D.U.I. J2R01 1 GROSS DUI REFUSAL TO TEST J35Ø1 5 D.U.I. - ALCOHOL M41Ø4 2 UNDER AGE POSSESION/CONSUMPTION N3030 2 DISORDERLY CONDUCT . X308Ø 1 OBSTRUCT LEGAL ARREST Total . . . . b8 Citation: 56 Warning: 0 PARKING 12 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .. .. .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. .. .. ... .. ~ ... .. .. .. .. * ... .. .. ~ .. .. ... ~M- CO U NTY 0 F STEAR N S Office of County Attorney Administration Center, RM 448 . 705 Courthouse Square . Sl Cloud, MN 56303 (612) 656-3880 FAX (612) 656-6695 ROOBa s. VAN HBEL LEGAL ASSlsrANT ASSlsrANT COUNTY ATrORNEYS Cowaty AUomcy M. Kathleen Am~k Will R. Brost Robert J. Calhoun PATRICK T. srROM INVESTIGATORS Richard W. Jackson, Jr. F'u'St AllistaDt William C. Winscher - Cúef Theresa M. Kehe Actin¡ Oùcf-cMJ/Hwnan Services Division Parne1a W. Weber Janelle P. Kendall William S. MacPhail MARY A. YUNKER VICI1M ASSISfANCE COORDINATOR Richard J. May CUcl.crimiDa1 DMsioo Audrey 1.. Westef&lCn DennÌl A. Plahn August 11, 1994 Jacqueline M. Schub Samuel Wertheimer. U LAW OFFICE SUPERVISOR Gladys B. Breuer Attached is Vol. 5 #7 of CONVICfIONS; this information will be compiled at least once a month. . . The information in CONVICfIONS is public information and may be used as you see fit. Only convictions for felony crimes are listed in CONVICfIONS; gross misdemeanors, misdemeanors, and petty misdemeanors are not included. If you have any questions or comments concerning CONVICfIONS you may contact Roger S. Van Heel, Stearns County Attorney at telephone #656-3880. Yours truly, , ~ " ~~Œ/'~ Gladys E. reuer GEB/dlk Attachment . '"875-2984 Affirmative Action / Equal Opportunity Employer , Vol. 5 #7 . 08-11·94 CONVICI10NS From the Office of the Stearns County Attorney Roger S. Van Heel The following individuals have been convicted and sentenced in Stearns County District Court on the date indicated for felony crimes prosecuted by the Stearns County Attorney's Office; sentences for the same crimes may be different based upon the individual's criminal background pursuant to the Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines. Abdel-Ghani, Mazen Mustafa (27); 100 Bel Mar S1. Bel Clare Acres, St. Cloud, MN; Offense Date: February 26, 1994; Investigating Agency: Stearns County Sheriff's Department; Terroristic Threats; 5 years probation; 15 days in jail; $500 fine; continue individual counseling and joint with victim, if recommended; complete SCIP program if recommended by the agent; sentenced by Judge Ables on July 20, 1994. Braun, Kaine Joseph (19); address unknown; Offense Dates: Between August 23, 1992 and September 28, 1993; between September 1, 1992 and December 31, 1992; between April 26, 1993 and April cÌ' 28, 1993; and between August 1, 1993 and December 31, 1993; Investigating . ,r Agencies: St. Cloud Police Department and S1. Joseph Police Department; JffifL'i J Criminal Sexual Conduct in the Third De~ee; 48 months in prison; provide ~ ..-/ DNA sample; Criminal Sexual Conduct in the Third De~ree; 23 months in vf'5~5 prison - concurrent; provide DNA sample; Criminal Sexual Conduct in the Third De~ee; 27 months in. prison - concurrent; provide DNA sample; Criminal Sexual Conduct in the Third De~ree; 30 months in prison - concurrent; provide DNA sample; sentenced by Judge Widick on July 15, 1994. ,~ Dalton, Paul David (39); 10484 Eagle St. NW, Coon Rapids, MN; 13~fd ft vl1-rrl Offense Date: October 11, 1993; Investigating Agency: St. Joseph Police ~ ~ Department; Terroristic Threats; 5 years probation; 60 days in jailor ~ LL {r'r~ electronic monitoring after serving 10 days in jail; $1,000 fine; restitution to ßf1~'Í ~ '8 be determined at a later hearing; have no contact with victim or victim's family; sentenced by Judge Ahles on July 11, 1994. Deterting, Nancy Dee (33); 45 31st Ave. So., S1. Cloud, MN; Offense Dates: April 1990 through May 1992; Investigating Agency: Stearns County Social Services; Wron~lly Obtainini Public Assistance and Food Stamps; 10 years probation; 10 days in jailor sentence to service after serving 2 days in jail; $6,289 restitudon;~; 10 years probation - concurrent; $4,784.49 restitution; sentenced by Judge Landwehr on July 1, 1994. . ·- J'-" . - ~ f- .- " :J V£ íl- ~ ¿JVltf' ' r1 )- rlJ ,Jt/ <:- -:J rlfVV£-. ;J'N'5V1l"ft VoL 5 #7 pfL rI tlLi , çr( P pí.i7 " 51i{,.) ã Ctlcvf 08-11-94 W flll (;dfJ -ftPff" c-I1 Page Seven ¡z, \/'11/""1 Sufka, Mic~ael James (24); 607 2nd Ave. NE, St. Joseph, MN; ~ Offense Date: April 1993; Investigating Agency: St. Joseph Police Department; Defraudin~ Insurer; 3 years probation; 20 days in jail; $1,000 fine; $4,764.91 restitution; sentenced by Judge Lorette on July 11, 1994. VanTassell, Oliver Earl (50); 940 P. St., Lincoln, NE; Offense Dates: Between August 1990 and August 1992; Investigating Agency: Stearns County Sheriff's Department; Criminal Sexual Conduct in the Second DcifCC; 20 years probation; 30 days in jail; $300 fine; continue sex offender ucatmcnt; provide DNA sample; have no contact with females under 21 years of age without consent of therapist or probation agent; sentenced by Judge Jessen on July 18, 1994. Volkers, Daniel Robert (28); 7744 Duelm Rd., Sauk Rapids, MN; Offense Date: April 17, 1994; Investigating Agency: St. Joseph Police rfi~f~~'Ž-~ Department; Terroristic Threats; 5 years probation; 45 days in jail; $500 fine; obtain chemical dependency evaluation and comply with recommendations; abstain from alcohol and non-prescribed mood altering substances; submit·to :Ç(), , random urinalysis; have no contact with the victim; complete SCIP Program; ~ff;Qr1 \ sentenced by Judge Landwehr on July 1, 1994. White, Tracy Lee (20); 701 7th St. S., #305, Waite Park, MN; Offense Dates: November 8 and 9, 1993; Investigating Agency: St. Cloud Police Department; The{¡ by Check; 5 years probation; 10 days in jail; $996.65 restitution; sentenced by Judge Ahles on July 25, 1994. Withers, Logan Laverne (34); 1536 Northway Dr., #221, St. Cloud, MN; Offense Date: June 25, 1993; Investigating Agency: Sartell Police Department; .:Ihd; 5 years probation; 10 days in jail; $500 fine; $214.73 restitution; obtain chemical dependency evaluation and comply with recommendations; abstain from alcohol and non-prescribed mood altering substances; submit to random urinalysis; sentenced by Judge Landwehr on July 15, 1994. . . · r" · . " · .. POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE . BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST A VENUE . ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 EDUCA TIOHA1. CENTER OF CEHTRAL UtHHESOTA (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 S EP-r :It ;). - DATE: OCTOBER 6, 1994 TO: 5T JOSEPH CITY COUNCIL FRùi'l : CHIEF LINDGREN ;;:;uJjj¿L'î: S~?TErlB¿h nDNTHLi REPURTS DEAR COUNCIL MEMBERS, 1 HOPE YOU HAVE READ THE AUGUST MONTHLY REPORTS FIRST, . AS THERE ARE SEVERAL ITEMS THAT CARRY OVER. ONE OF' THE GRANTS I APPLiED FUR INVUL'hD TENS UF THOUSANDS OF DULLARS, AND MUCH WORK WENT INTO IT. THE GOOD NEWS IS WE GOT IT. A COpy OF THE LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE IS ENCLOSED. THE TOTAL GRANT IS FOR $31, ØØ0. Ø0. IT IS A FEDERAL GRANT ADMINISTERED THROUGH THE MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY. THE PROGRAM IS CALLED SAPE & SOBER, IT TAhGETS ALCOHOL AND ACCIDENT REDUCTION THRO~GHOUT THE YEAR, AND PAYS THE OVERTIME FUNDS FOR OUR OFFICERS TO WORK IT. DUE TO THE SIZE UF THE GRANT, WE WERE GOING AFTER, OUR LOCATION, AND TO INCREASE OUR ODDS OF OBTAINING IT, WE SUBMITTED A JOINT GRANT WITH WAITE PARK. I BELIEVE THERE WERE A TOTAL OF ONLY 14 GRANTS AWARDED AROUND THE STATE. WE WILL SHARE THE GRANT EQUALLY WITH WAITE PARK. THE MAJOR ENFORCEMENT AREAS THAT WILL BE COVERED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR ARE C.R. 75 HERE & IN WAITE PARK, C. R. ¿ HERE, AND HIGHWAY 23 IN WAITE PARK. WE WILL BE WORKING TOGETHER ONLY IN THE FACT THAT ALLfHESEROADS wILL 8E COVERED, ; WAITE PARK WILL COVER THERE'S & WE'LL COVER OURS. THERE WILL ALSO BE NEWS RELEASES, ARTICLES, ETC. PRIOR TO AND AFTER PEAK ENFORCEMENT PERIODS. IF WE ARE SUCCESSFUL, WE WILL BE ABLE TO RECEIVE FUNDING FOR AT LEAST NEXT YEAR, AND IDEALLY A THIRD YEAR. ON OCT 7TH 1 MEET wITH A MEMBER OP THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY TO GET MORE INFORMATION RELATIVE TO ALL OF THE ASPECTS A80u'f THE G2ANf. THERE ARE TWO ITEMS THAT THE COUNCIL NEEDS TO ADDRESS . RELATIVE TO THIS GRANT, A COUNCIL RESOLUTION AND SOME ADVANCED TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT TRAINING FOR THE OFFICERS. I WILL SUBMIT THIS ISSUES SEPARATELY. <COUNCIL ACTION REQUIRED) WE HAVE A NEW RESERVE THAT REPLACES DANl, HIS NAME IS 'CURT SUCHY, HE HAS FINISHED HIS LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING AND IS ELIGIBLE TO HIRED AS A FULL TIME LICENSED POLICE OFFICER. HE IS ALSO CERTIFIED AS AN E.M.T. I WILL TRY TO HAVE HiM AVAILABLE FOR THIS COUNCIL SESSION FùR YOU TO MEET. POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE . BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST A VENUE ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 . EOOCA T"IOH.u. CUI fER OF CÐfTR.ll WHoIESO T A (612) 363·8250 EMERGENCY 911 SEP'l'l:::MBb..h: WAS ALiA.J..N A vun ACT 1. Y i:.: MUNIH ¡-'UK UUH D¿?ARTl1ENT.ìH¿R£ IS STilL MiOThEI< fl.'gJ COUPLE Uf' DA'r':i LSfT .J..N THE i'1ÜNTH AS I FINALIZED THIS REPORT & ARE NOT COUNTED HERE. NOT CQUN'rrNLi PARK LNG, UUH Ûi2Ah:'fM¿N"r AKkS~'ri:.:D Ok CITED 10"ï PERSONS. WE HAD SOME VERY, '11::.1'\1 ACTIVE wt:EKEN0S, ¡\ND WE~KDAYS FORfhA'¡" MAT'rSH. THERE ARE SEVERAL OrHE~ cou~~r~ ALf¡üN i 'j2i1S TEAT I HAVE ?OR YOU, THEY ARE OUTLINED AND INCLU~ED WITH THIS REPORT. " -, -, -,.- ~~- - .' ~ .LliL,~f1l:.L i f ~ 8RAûL¿Y J. Li.-wGtÜ;N CHiEF OF PULICE: . . . W. 09-28-94 ¡-. 1 . D 1'; -p ['eo-r'tmen+ Time: 11:43 am ::'i"t,_~ _ 'I. ose.ß.D .i O...i...J..\..'_ I rO ~ __~,"'" Page: 1 Grlme ~'mmary Xepor~ - UUG Monthly Repor~ For September 1'394 SBN : All Print ALL U 0 C codes Print ALL ISNs Print ALL LGN Codes U 0 C Total U 0 C Literal Translatl0n ----- ----- --------------------------------------------- 9006 · · · 1 TRAFFIC LIGHTS 9014 . ,.; SPEEDING · · · ¿....:> ::¡Ø17 · · · .i UNSAFE PASSING ON LEFT 9018 · · · ~ W"UNLJ f1 A '! 91020 · · · 1 FAILURE TO YIELD RIGhT úF WAX . 9030 · · · t, STOP SIGN 9042 · · · 1 LITTERING 9044 · · · L ~CHOOL BUS STOP ARM 9079 . · · 2 EXPIRED REGISTRATION 9095 · · 1 NO HEADLIGHT MOTORCYCLE 90S7 - NU MOTORCYCLE ENDORSEMENT · · · ..;i 9202 . · · 1 NO VALID MINNESOTA DRIVERS LICENSE 9204 · · · 1 FAILURE TO TRANSFER TITLE . 9222 . · · 4 ILLEGAL USE OF DRIVERS LICENSE Wed 121-:;'-28-':34 ::'1:... Joseph Pa11ce Depar1:..ment ï1me: 1~:4.' C:C1 me 3ummaTY Report - UOC ¡-agt:. ...: l1anttlly heport. FaT September 1994 SBN : All Print ALL U o C codes PT1n1:.. ALL lSNs Pr1nt ALL LGN Codes U 0 C Tot.al U 0 C L1"t.eral TransJ.ati.on ----- ----- --------------------------------------------- 9224 · · · 3 REVûKED,CANCELLED OR SUSPENú£ú u. L... 9230 · · · 2 VIOLATION OF LIMITED DRIVERS LICENSE 92 :3\2"1 · · · 15 NO"::::'E ORD:NANCE ':1~:J .l. · ~ ¡.JuG Ui-l:iJiNA¡,/\...¿ 9254 · · · 1 JUN¡\ CAR ORDINANCE . 9271 · · · ¿ UNù2F: ¿l iN A BAK 9274 · · 1 Mûflt:. IriAN ONE KSG 9284 · 1 fA~i\ING G~DINANCE 9286 · · · 1 UNREASONAöLE ACCELERATION OR BRAKING -::128'3 · · · 1 81 KES, SKATEBOARDS, ROLLERBLADES ON RUAD ':;);301 · · · ~ LOST PERSUN 9303 · · · 1 LOST PROPERTY 9312 · · · ¿ FOU Nv AN i j1AL:::' 9313 · · · 4 FlJUi'iiJ P Rut' SKi Y . J . . 09-28-94 St. Joseph Police Department Time: 11:43 am Crime Summary Repor~ - UOC Page: ;j Monthly Report For September 1994 SBN : All Print ALL U 0 C codes Pr~nt ALL ISNs Print ALL LGN Codes U 0 C TOi:.al U 0 C Literal Translation ----- ----- --------------------------------------------- 9420 . · · 2 PERSONAL INJURY MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS 9440 · · · 3 PROPERTY DAMAGE MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT <:3450 · · · 2 HIT AND RUN PROPERTY DAMAG¿ ACCIDENf S6Ø0 · · · J. ALL OTHER t'IRES 9730 · · · 1 MEDICAL EMERGENCY--HEART ATTACK . 9733 · · · 1 MEDICAL £MERGENCY--REACTIONS 9734 · · · 1 MEDICAL EMERGENCY--FALLS 98Ø0 · · · 4 ALL MISCELLANEOUS PUBLIC 9801 · · · 1 DOMESTICS 9802 · · · 20 MOTORIST ASSiSTS 9803 · · · i PROWLEr;¿ 9804 · · · 6 PUBLIC ASSISTS 9809 . · · 4 SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE . 9812 . · · :,¿ CHECK THE AREA Wed 09-28-94 Sc josepn Pol~ce ùepartment T~me: 11 :43. am Cr~me Summary Repor~ - UOG pag. Mo{trÚy Report. ror Sep~ember 1'::194 SBN : All Print ALL U 0 C codes Po.nt ALL ISNs Pr~nt ALL LGN Codes u u l., ;'01:.a1 U Û C L~teral Translat~on ----- ----- --------------------------------------------- 9bl~ · · · ¿ REQUEST OFFICER 9:=104 · 5 ùELivER AGENDAS/MINUTES/OTHER PACKETS 9905 1 STREET LIGHT OUT ~'3Ø7 · ~ ~--i¡\££r-l :;:;,;,bi'l DG\&/N S";;¡09 1 !..Jutt P£h:Ml ¡- ISSUED 991Ø · 1 BREATH Of.¡ BLOOD TE.ST . 9913 · · · Ib ASSiST OTMER AGENCY ::1914 · · 1 AIl'SMPT TO LOCATE 9916 · · · 2 PAPER SERVICE ,WARRANTS/COMPLAINTS/SUMMONS) 9917 · 3 ALARM 992Ø · 1 SQUAD CAR R£PAIR 9921 · · · 1 DISPOSAL Or ANIMAL 9923 · · 4 EXTRA PATROL NEEDED 9925 · · · ¿ 911 HANG-uPS OR UNFOUNDED OR OPEN LINES . ed 09-28-94 c-+ Joseph Pollce Department Tlme: 1.1:43 am "'".. . Crlme Summary Repor~ - UOC Page: 5 Monthly Report For September 1994 SBN : All Print ALL U 0 C codes Prlnt ALL ISHs Print ALL LGN Codes U 0 C Total U 0 C Llteral Transla~lon ----- ----- --------------------------------------------- 9927 · · · 5 FIGHT 9929 . · · 1 DIRECTIVES CHIEF/COUNCIL/CITY ATTORNEY 993Q} . · · 1 NEIGHBOR DISPUTE 9':;.3-..:1 . · · 1 DRIViNG COMPLAiNT S':1"j:5 . · · i PUBLIC SERVICE TALKS . 9937 . 1 DELIVER EMERGENCY/MESSAGES · · B4384 . · · 1 BURGLARY RELATED C12C2 . · · 1 FORGER'l j COUNTERFEITING RELATED C2212 . · · 1 FORGERY / COUNTERFEITING RELATED G0912 . · · 1 GAMBLING 10079 . · · 1 CRIME AGAINST FAMILi RELATED J3501 · · · b D. U. L - ALCOHOL M4104 · · · 2'3 UNDER AGE POSSESION/CONSUMPTION . 1141'3'3 . · · 1 DRINKING ON THE STREET/MISC LIQUOR Wed 09-28-94 .;::... Joseph Pollce Departmen~ T1me: 11:43.am .....J La. l.,rlme Summary h:epo:c~ - UOC fag. Montt!ly Report For Sep~emDer l':i':i.:.± SBN : All Print ALL U 0 C codes Print ALL ISNs Prlnt ALL LGN Codes U :.J C 'TO"t.8..L U U C Li.t..era.l Traflslatlon ----- ----- --------------------------------------------- ¡174Øl · · · 1 MISC/FEDERAL/CONSERyATION/JUVINILEiL~QUûh N3fLJ3(¿) · · 3 DISORUERLY CONDUCT N3033 · 2 DISTURBING PEACE i PRIVACY F-2.l.2Ø · ... ¡jAJ'j A Gi.. iu rKU¡--i.KJi P3119 · · 1 DAMAGE TO PROPERTY ?:]l~Ø · · J. 01\1'1A uS Tu ,> KÜ¡':- i... ,1 . P313'::1 · · · 2. DAMAGE TO PkUP£Kff T4020 · J. TtiEFi-' T4050 .i .-....., ---........ · · · 1 t1J:.r { T409Ø · · 2 THEFT TGQ12'3 · 1 'f}-ŒFT U328~, · 1 THEF'T RELATED U..34':J/ · · 1 THEFT RELATED YA021 · · .i VEHIGLE THEFT RELATED . id 09-28-94 St. Joseph Police Department T~me: 11:43 am Crime Summary Report - UOC Page: 7 ì10nthly Report For September 1994 SBN : All Print ALL U 0 C codes Print ALL ISNs Prlnt ALL LGN Codes U U C Total U U C Llteral franslat.lon ----- ----- --------------------------------------------- W318Ø . . . 1 FIREWORKS X32ØØ . . . 1 CRIMES AGAINST ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ~*'~ AGENCY GRAND TOTAL: .-;.~--} "';"'>..J';" . . Wed 09-28-94 St. Joseph Pol~ce Departmen~ ¡' ~ me: .i.l:~.j am C~tation Location Summary - Com Code/Uee fag. Monthly Report for September 1594 Com Code : All Print ALL U e C codes Includ~ng Juv. Water/Traif~c Records Com Cooe U 0 G [o-c.al U Ú G L.l."t.E-:raJ.. T:cans.i. a~J. o(¡ - --- ----- ----- --------------------------------------------- 23 PARKING 9006 1 TRAFFIC LIGHTS 9014 23 SPEEDING '=1¡¿)~i ... UNSAPE PA~SING ON LEF'T 9 ø 1. 2- ... WRONG 'HAl 90:.20 1 fAJ..LUht. TO ïiSLu hIGhT ûF wA i 90:.31¿J S STOP SIGN 9042 1 LlTTERING . ':!044 1 ~CHOÚL BUS STOP ARM 9079 2 EXPIRED REGISTRATION '30S5 .i. NO ¡-j¿ADLIG.nl ¡'I û TG KG Y. L,L¡:. 9097 3 NO MOTORCYCLE ENDORSEMENT 9202 1 NO VALID MINNESUfA DRiVERS LIL¿NS£ 9204 1 FAILURE TO TRANSFER TITLE '3222 3 ILLEGAL USE OF 0RI Y¿K~, L.LL,.t.¡\¡S¿ 9224 3 REVOKED, CANCELLED OR SUSPENDED D.L. 9230 2 VIÛLATlON OF LIMil'Sù uKIV~R~ LILENSE 9250 5 NOISE ORDINANCE 9251 1 DuG uRÙINANCE 927l 1 UNL>Ek 21 IN A BAR . 9274 1 MORE THAN ONE KEG S L è:.'-3 , 8lKES, SKA TEBOARpS, ROLLERBLADES ON ROAD 9450 1 H.J:T AND RUN fRúfERTY DAì'lAGE Ace I DEN T id 09-28-94 St. Joseph Po11ce Department T1me: 11:43 am Citation Location Summary - Com Code/UOC Page: :¿ Monthly Report for September 1994 Com Code . All . Print ALL U 0 C codes Includi.ng Juv. Wa~er/Traíi1c Records Com Code LJ 0 C Total U 0 C Li ~e:cal TranS.1at10n - --- ----- ----- ------------------------------~-------------- ...con~1nueC1 J3501 c D. U. I. - ALCOHOL ,;.; J3R01 1 MISI>. DUI REFUSAL TO TEST M41Ø4 29 UNDEH AGE POSSESION/CONSUMPTION 11415'0 L. 0RINKING ON THE STfiEET/MISC LICUOR N3030 3 DISO.RíJ£RLY CONDUCî N3033 ~, DISTURBING PEACE / PRIVACY "'- . P3139 "', DA~AGE TO PROPERTY L VA021 1 VEHICLE THEFT RELA"fSD X320Ø 1 CRIMES AGAINST ADMINISTRATiON OF JUBT1CE Total . . . . 13Ø C1tation: 107 Warning: ø PARKING 23 it .. .. ... .. ;0 ;0. .. it it it .. it ;0 it it .. .. '* '* '* '* * 'it ... ... ... ... it * ... ... it ... ... ... ... ... ... ** GRAND TOTAL . . . . 130 Citation: 107 Warning: 0 PARKING 23 . TRAFFIC SAFETY SUITE 100-8, TOWN SQUARE . 444 CEDAR ST, . ST. PAUL, MN 55101-2156 FAX: (612) 297-4844 STATE OF MINNESOTA TTY: (612) 282-6555 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY TELEPHONI297-4515 September 26, 1994 Chief Bradley Lindgren Chief of Po lice St. Joseph Police Department 25 1st Ave, NW P.O. Box 268 St. Joseph,~ 56374 Dear Chief Lindgren: On behalf of the National Highway Traffic Safety Association and the Minnesota Department of Public Safety, I would like to extend a congratulations on your selection as a participant in . the 1995 Safe & Sober Campaign, The selection process was not easy and there were many extraordinary applications, However, your application illustrated that extra creativity, dedication, and commitment to the underlining message that Safe & ,)'uhc:J" is attempting to achieve. We intend to fund your project in the amount of $31 ,00000 The next step in this process is to go through the required administrative papef\vork Basically, this involves creating a Departmental application, reviewing the grant agreement. and answering any questions you may have regarding the coordination of the project I \vill be contacting you directly to set up the initial meeting time Once again, congratulations on your selection and I am looking forward to working with you on this important campaign, If you have any questions please call me at l612) 297-4515 Sincerely, Î1ff/¡~~ Sbßt Nancy Fra e Skala Safety Program Coordinator .' AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ~ friends Don'1 ~ friends Drink ønd Drive POLIC~ DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE d BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST AVENUE ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 iJA-i'E: ÛCTUbSf{ 6, 1994 TO: 8T JOSEPH CITY COUNCIL FROM: CHIEF LINDGREN SU8JECT: GRANf PREREQUISITES .;;.;:; .... i ÞI.U.I CA 'r E[), WE NEED TO SUBMIT A SIGNED RESOLUTiON, 1 hAVE ENCLUSED ONE fOR ¡¡Ü.5 fLiR?GS¿. AiTER if IS fASS¿D HE~S .l WILL FORWARD IT TO WAITE FARK iUR PASSING Af THEIR MEETIN~. 1 BELIEVE IT IS BEING HELD ON THE 11TH. THERE I~ SOME ADVANCED TRAINING ALL OF THE OFFICERS WILL BE R£QUIREDfO BE CERTIFIED IN PRIOR TO BEING ELIGIBLE TO . WORK ThE PROJECT. THESE ARE THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ::::AF~ETÏ iü)M..í.Ni:::JT'RATION' S (HHTSA; STANDARDIZED FIELD SOBRIETY TESTING (16 HOUR COUR~J:.) AND NhfSA'S OCCUPANT PROTECTION USAGE AND ENFORCEMENT TRAINING ,4 HOURS). BOTH OF THESE GUU~b~b ARh ~X0SLLENr COURSES FOR OUR OFFICERS TO HAVE, ESPECIALLY GIVEN THE NUMBER OF INSTANCES OUR OFfICERS S~COUNTER ALCUHUL AND TRAFFIC ENFURCEMENT ISSUES. THE TRAINiNG WILL BE CONDUCTED HERE IN ST. JOSEPH AS A HOST CITY. (SOME MINOR COSTS FOR SUPPLIES SHOULD BE UNDER SlØØ.ØØ) THE TRAINING IS FREE, WE wILL HUST U~ TO 2w OFFICERS FROM AROUND THE STATE. ST JOSEPH AND WAITE PARK OFFICERS ARE GUARANTEED SF-OI'S. THERE WILL BE SOME OVERTIME FOR SOME OFFICERS DEPENDING ON THE TRAINING TIMES AND DATES, AND AS THEY APPLY TO OUR :'::.CHEÜliLL .1 WILL ENCOURAGE TO OFFICERS TO TAKE IT AS COMP 1'.1. 1'1 i:. , ASfhSi WILL ~AVE PLENTY OF UPPORTUNITY TO EARN UVERTIME f'10NEY IN THE COMING MONTHS AHEAD. ADDITIONALLy' , ANi 0U~TS INcuwh£D DOES COUNT TOWARDS THE STATES POLICE OFFICER TRAINING REIMBURSEMENT FUND. <JUST OVER Sl,6Ø~.WØ LAST YEAR, COpy OF CHECK ENCLOSED) DOES THIS MEET WITH THE APPROVAL OF 1HE CuuNCiL'! ;3-------- . c . . F~E3C;L.....;·r i8¡-·i -'r{ HEi1.£A~;, 1:..ne ;1::. [¡nesot. a Depart.ment of: Publi.c Safety has CO!1ï.:..J..nuec 1: () promc-:'2 e.:.::or-:s "t.O recuce \:."r-- 'T +.... ,-; accJ..oen1:..s .- 0......____ thr--ough tr-¡e i~nd.J..~-:.g OI c..:. t.y 2r:.:iorcemefl"t.. efior1:..s; ana WH:t:EEA~;, 't..!;E' i'1:...nnesc-: .3 i)epa..r"t.meD~ I:J i ¡-'UD__l~'= ;aie1:..j [¡as , ., ¡' :¡,- CJ J e c ::.. s XOi" .: ¿-Cll:?: -3.l. >221:..aD..;...l.SIle·::1 ..i..!::c·a~ ¡'~- 3':':' .:.'.: .:.,a= '21:..j 1:.:112 i1.3caJ. 0':' - - . . Y-~3;'" -Ò. ".:j·=·;4;" 1. ~:'::; ~ - - aC[¡..:.eV2 t.!1e aDOVE- £1:.8-::2'.:. ?\.;.: pose, pI: Ci ~¡o-;-_.l.n£ ..I.a·1/ 2 n~.:: ~- CeTOI:2!¡-:" ~nG t::-a":.flc saiec.j; ana W¡-L:...h~A~, ':.::e ~ t.. .J8sepn af'::! WaJ..t.e ?a.::.v. :-'O.l':"r.::e £)epa:r~ííien~2 3';':=' 2.l.J..;¡:'D..l-S' :_0 T"ecel've up to s:'::l, øøø In relíODursement. :tor pa.c::J..cJ.pa~:..on Deg:l.nnJ..ng on ~he aat-e t.ne con tl-'ac,_ J..S s.J..g{¡ec ,....'-1 -:..ne ::ot.a1:..e ~cmrn~SSJ..oneT oi !" In.aflce, aoc ;"",/ . e:~ 1""_e nd.l. ng "t. ~n :r c u 9 r; Sep-:'2mt:e:: 30, 1 '~S~:, -:'0 0"':'+ seT_ locreased ......;.. peT'SO{¡[12..L Gve:.r't.-J...me ,=,os;_£ :! or t.rai.!":.c efli O..!'""C2:Íl2:1 t.., pUD-'.lC educatlQn, and ac.t m::. fllSt.r: a <:'l \l e au :'J..i2S. t( 0 W , T:1 Eh E?OF¡E, br:. IT fŒSOL'd::D by 1:..he (.l'tï Counc:l..i's oX: <:.ne Clt.:l.eS 0.£ :ria::" t.e r'aj,-~: "" ~~" Josepn ":.0 12(1 T_ e-: ' -., ~ ...... a r· _.I.. ....u agreement. ·tllth the ";::>tate 01 ¡'1innesot.a, Depar<:. ,oent of Public Saie<:.¡ , ior Î_ne :r.o......ì.OWlng pur pose, t.C> Yilt.: t.o re:l. ;oburse tne St. Joseph and wait.e Park Police Department oi money spent ior approveo ac.'t.lvit.les In connec't.lon Yii.t.h local D.W.1., Speed, and Seat. Belt Enforcement. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED 1:..hat. t.ne i'layors OJ: 't.ne Cl'tJ.>2S OI Waite Park ar.,-! ':='..... Joseph aTe hereby authorized t.o apply ior ..~ _, \... a ana eXeCU1:..2 suCh cl 9 :-12-2 me n-t.- anc af\Y ::1 me.nu íoerl--::" ::"':le..re-c.o. ?AS:::.2D by 't..i!e Cl1:..Y C~QuncJ..l oi t.he Clt.j' 0:: St. Joseph 1:..hlS day 0.1 ûct.ober l'::,S4 f'AS::;;¿D by toe Clt.y Councll of the Cl1:..j' ':JI '''¡aJ.. t.e Park this day OI Úc't.oDer 1 ::"='4. ATTEST: APPROVED BY: ,'lAlüR GF' ST. JùS¿?H . MAYOR OF WAITE fARK fJIOLIC~ DEP ARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE . BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST A VENUE ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 DATE: OCTOBER 6, 19'34 TO: 8T JOSEPH CITY COUNCIL FROl'1: CHIEF LINDGREN SUBJECT: NOISE VIOLATION POLICY D~AK GUU~Li~ MSMS¿RS, TriE ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS RELATIVE TO NOTICES OF ALL RENTERS IN ADDlfION fO THE LA~DLORD ESTABLISHED LAST yEAR I:::, NOT GOING WELL AT ALL FOR OUR DEPARTMENT. 1 WILL EXFLAIN fHE PROBLEM AND OFFER A BETTER SOLuTiON. . ¡".J.!iS j' elF ALL, ATfHE SCENE WE ARE NOT OFTEN TIMES ABLE TO GET THE NAMES OF ALL OF THE HEN1'ERS. THSr- Ahl:.- Ai...L ¡"iGj WILLING TO ADMIT WHO THEY ARE. uSUALLY WE GET ONE OR rwo. OCCASILiNALL'f. WE GET NO kENrEk~, ]'HEN THIS IS EASY WE SAY TO THE PEUPLE THEBE ~THEN YOUR TRESPASSING, LEA j E iI . WE THEN TRY TU TRACh DOwN THE fŒNT£RS LIS fED BY THE CITY. IT HAS HAPPENED SEVERAL TIMES NOW THA'f WE HAVE SENT NOliC£S iu ç A i.;¿ NAl'1ES, NAMES TO PERSONS WHO HAVE MOVED, SiGNED A LEASE & 'fHEN wENT SOhEWHEkE EL~£ El'C. ADD.l T 1 UNALL Y , WHERE DO WE SEND THE NOTICE. TO THE ADDRESS OF THE VIOLATION " OFTEN fiM¿S THE:Y DO NOT GET THERE MAiL THERE. SEND IT TO THE UNIVERSITY? SAME PROBLEM, THEY GET MAIL AT A P.O. BOX OR THE HOUSE. SEND IT TO THE PERMANENT ADDRESS LISTED VI I TH THE SCHOOL '? BY & LARGE, THiS l~ WHAT WE HAVE BEEN DOING. AGAIN, WITH WRONG STUDENT NAMES IT GOES TO WRONG STUDENTS MOM & DAD, AND wE SPEND [Ht:. N~x'r 1/2 HUUh SXPLA.lN1NG WHATS WRONG, OR GOING UN. HAND DELIVERING THE NOTICES TO EACH ~EN'¡Ek IS ALSU VERY HARD AS ALL HAVE DIFFERENT CLASS SCHEDULES, ACT 1 V 11'1£S, AT OTHER ~ AkT 1 c;:::¡, erc. WC; CUULU SPEND DAYS TRYING TO GET EVERYONE SERVED POR ONE HOUSE, NOT TO MENTION :3 OR "'* NOiSE V IULA'rIONS IN A wEEKEND. FiNALLY, THE ACTUAL TIME SPENT COPING THE NOT ICE, THE PULICE REPURTS, THE kEN1AL VIOLATIUN PULICY, AND THE ACTUAL ORDINANCE; AND THEN TRACKiNG DOWN NAMES AND TO WHAT AU.lJh!:.:JSf.S, MAKINb OuT THE CERTiFiED'S & MAILING THEM TO LITERALLY DOZENS OF PEOPLE TAKES MANi HOURS OF 1 OFFICERS T ii-Œ . r!ii~ IS vERY TIM£ CONSUMING, AND QUIT FRANKLY . FRUSThATING. I HAVS SPOKEN TO JOHN SCHERER ABOUT OUR PROBLEMS RELATIVE TO THIS AND OFFERED THE FOLLOWING SOLUTION. SEND THE ~£R]lF1ED NUTICE AND AFOREMENTIONED.POLICIES TO THE LANDLORD, AND THE DAY CAR OR LATE NIGHT ~AK PUST A NUTICE AT THe t'hUP£J'\f'i ;::,1 ft::. SOMETHING LIKE A NICE BRIGHT RED OR ORANGE NuTICE Wll"H THE PROPER L£UAL EAbE IND1CATiNGfHlS PROPERTY VIOLÁTED NOIS¿ uKDiNANcf ~ULiLi. JOHN ADViSED THIS POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J, LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE . BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST A VENUE . ST. JOSEPH. MINNESOTA 56374 . EOUCJ.TIOHÁl Cf}HUI. Cf œ'fT1tl.I.. W-I,.-"ESOU. (612) 363·8250 EMERGENCY 911 HUULj,..; ;:;J:. ¡' ¡-(Lil'" =.rt ;'lU-: ~:-,c.l .;. .':'~:.-.~I~ --........;;:. -j" ~:.,- j,.~.:.....;... l' rl /... . If ;-¡:::. .~ i : . ~ . . .1..- Nt:.. .!.u~öl.¡¡-C:;¡ WA!\.:.. U1J .l. ~'.. ¡r..:.. ~'lG :t:~'-i ~ d.Li in¿~ AL::JI...J ~o...-l..... 1 "'"-i!o :i'...; : 1.'~':" l.'i'1 ~Ut\i. ¡'lUtc::. 1 11.'\ '" uiÜ:. Wl.LL .::.t\¡ ·t 'f . .~Lß.....1...;n. J. .. l'L i Li _ i ...'...!'..;¡.."j . r., "t' ô ¡:{J:" ''::;ARE OF CUR A?CREiìl£NT IL,t-{!.:.L' ¡:"RûBL¿MS --- ------ lL' ~ ..... 1. . ....... l~~i-...\ r.i. -l 1:... . _, . _ _ ~ d . ~ NU-¡-.¡",t- .i..~....A.l J."WI'1... . . POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE 0> . BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST A VENUE ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 EDlICAT1OH.AL ŒHTER OF CENTRAL t.uNHESOTJ. (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 DATE: OCTOBER '=>, 1 ':J94 TO: 5T JOSEPH CITY COUNCIL 1'" hUl~l : CH.i..t::F LINiJL:JKEN SUBJEC'T: S·rREE1' SIGr~S U~Art GUUNCiL D¿MB¿P.~I ~ MAV:. h~L¿LVSD A COUPLE UF CUMPLAINTS RELATIVE TO SFEED L~:1.£T :::,iGNS THAT SHOuLD BE PLACED, AND üN¿ rtELÚCATE0. "f}-l¿ 1..::>1' CUI'1FLAINT 15 ALONG 91ST AVE, ro PUT Uf" 3tL: ì1. P a h.. SIGN:::s. 1 HAVE HAD A LuUPL£ OF CALLS, AND AVYib¿.u 1. WÜULU Af-h~ÜAl.,H . THE C:OUNC~i L WITH THIS. IT IS A [_.IT'ï STRE=' T, , - i:::, NARROW, ~ . AMD DOES ~AV£ PSDES-j"H1AN ·l·hA~·f·lC, AND 1 BELIEVE SHOULD BE :::;1 GNElJ A ,:í/¿j i'1. t'. H. ¿liNE. WEST MN Sf & 6TH AVE. NW, rH~ ENU 3ø M.~.H. ;::¡l'"t..t:.U L..LI'll í SiGN. 1111.5 SIGN SHuULu BE f-USHED öACh (WE-S'C) TO THE C:ITY ,,--ÚJ 1 ïS. Ab IT IS LOCATED NOW, JuST WSS¡ (Ii" b AVr:. NW, ll-Ìl:. VEHICLES SEE if AND :::sPEED uP CGhSi0E~AbLi ?A~r b AvE Nw. -THIS INCREASES THE ACCIDENT POTENTIAL AND SHOULD BE MOVED. THIS SIGN WAS ALSO ONE LISTED LAST YEAR AS ONE: ru 81::. l'1UVi:.U WHEN THE CITY CUUN.CIL ASKED FOH THE PULICE UEf'ARTJ1ENTS ~ECOMMEN0Ar¡ON5 Oh SiGNS IN THE LITY. . POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE ~"... BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST A VENUE .- ST. JOSEPH ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 EDUCATIONAl CfHTER OF CENTRAL MINNESOTA (612) 363·8250 EMERGENCY 911 DATE: SEPTEMBER 29, 1994 TO: ST JOSEPH AREA COMMITTEE FROM: CHIEF LINDGREN SUBJECT: POLICE PROTECTION COSTS DEAR COMMITTEE MEMBERS, IN SPEAKING WITH BOB HEIM RELATIVE TO THIS TOPIC I THOUGHT IT MIGHT BE IMPORTANT TO WRITE UP AND LIST APPROXIMATE COSTS, MANPOWER, EQUIPMENT, AND THE RATIONAL THAT GOES BEHIND IT. VERSUS, WALKING INTO A MEETING COLD, AND . DUMPING A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF FACTS FIGURES AND COSTS. MANY PEOPLE ARE UNAWARE OF THE NUMBER OF CALLS, ARRESTS, CITATIONS, TALKS, AND OTHER SERVICES OUR POLICE DEPARTMENT PROVIDES. MANY PEOPLE ARE ALSO UNAWARE OF THE NUMBER OF POLICE OFFICERS ST. JOSEPH EVEN HAS. AS YOU NOW KNOW, ST JOSEPH HAS 5 POLICE OFFICERS. THIS IS THE LOWEST AMOUNT OF OFFICERS IN THE 5 CITY ST CLOUD METROPOLITAN AREA. CURRENTLY, WAITE PARK IS SCHEDULED TO HIRE MORE OFFICERS JANUARY 1, 1995. I HAVE INCLUDED THE LAST TWO MONTHS OF ST JOSEPH POLICE DEPARTMENTS REPORTS TO THE CITY COUNCIL WITH THIS LETTER. I HOPE THIS SHEDS SOME LIGHT AS TO WHAT WE DO, THE SERIOUSNESS OF MANY CASES, AND THE AMOUNT OF WORK WE CURRENTLY DO. OUR DEPARTMENT TAKES GREAT PRIDE IN THE ABILITY TO DO OUR JOB IN THE MOST POSITIVE, CONSTRUCTIVE, EFFECTIVE, AND PROFESSIONAL MANNER AS POSSIBLE. FROM NEIGHBOR DISPUTES AND DOG BARKING COMPLAINTS TO FELONY ASSAULTS, BURGLARIES, RAPES, ROBBERY, ETC. ETC. IN OUR INCIDENT REPORTS THERE IS A CATEGORY FOR AGENCY ASSISTS, THIS INCLUDES WAITE PARK, STEARNS COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEP ARTMENT , OTHER LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES, SOCIAL SERVICES, ETC. WE AVERAGE APPROXIMATELY 15 ASSISTS A MONTH (150 TO 175 A YEAR). AS YOU ARE PROBABLY AWARE, MANY OF THESE ARE IN THE TOWNSHIP IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS WHERE EITHER PUBLIC OR OFFICER SAFETY IS AT ISSUE. CALLS SUCH AS SERIOUS VEHICLE ACCIDENTS, PHYSICAL DOMESTICS IN PROGRESS, MAN WITH A GUN, . ETC. ADDITIONALLY, IF THERE IS NOT A COUNTY CAR CLOSE ON OTHER CALLS, WE WILL ASSIST WITH THE CALL. SAME THING WITH THE STATE PATROL AND INCIDENTS ON 194 WHEN THE COUNTY IS ON POLICE DEP ARTlVIENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST A VENUE . , ST, JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 563ï4 L. W'..'CArtQ-'i.l..l C-L'in:!:I OF Çp;TCUt. \I '....(SOU (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 OTHER CALLS, OR NOT CLOSE. THERE IS ANOTHER ASPECT TO, AT LEAST BE AWARE OF. IT MIGHT SOUND TRITE AT FIRST, BUT WHAT I ADDRESSED PREVIOUSLY IN TAKING PRIDE IN OUR ABILITY, ETC. EACH OF OUR OFFICERS ARE VERY POSITIVE, AND LIKE THE IDEA OF POSSIBLY COVERING THE TOWNSHIP IN THE FUTURE. ALMOST IN THE SAME BREATH IS THE QUALIFIER, IF WE HAVE THE PROPER MANPOWER AND EQUIPMENT. WE AS PUBLIC OFFICIALS, MUST SERIOUSLY CONSIDER THIS LAST SENTENCE. WITHOUT THE PROPER MANPOWER AND EQUIPMENT, WE WOULD BE DOING A GREAT DISSERVICE TO THE CITIZENS WE CURRENTLY SERVE, INADEQUATELY, AND HENCE UNPROFESSIONALLY ATTEMPTING TO SERVE A MUCH GREATER AREA AND PROBABLY AS MANY CITIZENS. THE BOTTOM LINE IS, IF WE ARE GOING TO DO IT, LETS DO IT RIGHT. WE OWE IT TO OURSELVES AND THE CITIZENS WE ALL SERVE. I HAVE TRIED TO COME UP WITH REALISTIC NUMBERS AND FIGURES. THEY ARE GOOD FIGURES WHEN COMPARED TO WHAT IS BEING ACCOMPLISHED, VERSES CONTRACTING OR FORMING ANOTHER DEPARTMENT. I HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO OBTAIN LAW ENFORCEMENT STATISTICS FOR ST JOSEPH TOWNSHIP FOR 1993. I DO RECALL THE . TOWNSHIP STATISTICS FOR THE YEAR PRIOR THOUGH. ST JOSEPH TOWNSHIP WAS THE SECOND LARGEST AREA FOR POLICE SERVICE CALLS, BEING JUST BEHIND ST CLOUD TOWNSHIP, FOR THE STEARNS COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT. IT WAS AROUND 600 OR 70Ø CALLS, INCLUDING FATAL ACCIDENTS, BURGLARIES, RAPE, ROBBERY, ASSAUL TS, ETC. ETC. IF WE POLICE THE AREA THE NUMBER OF CALLS WILL BE HIGHER BY VIRTUE OF: THE CONSTANT PRESENCE OF POLICE IN THE AREA AND OFFICER INITIATED ACTIONS SUCH AS, TRAFFIC STOPS, CHECKS ON SUSPICIOUS VEHICLES & PERSONS, BUILDING CHECKS, ETC. ETC. ADDITIONALLY, EASIER ACCESSIBILITY TO POLICE OFFICERS. IT IS EASIER TO STOP IN OUR POLICE DEPARTMENT, VERSES GOING TO ST. CLOUD, OR TO PICK UP THE PHONE AND DIAL 363-, AND HAVE AN OFFICER TO SPEAK TO OR ARRIVE IN MINUTES. WE CURRENTLY GET CALLED EVERY WEEK FROM ST JOSEPH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS, IN ADDITION TO RESIDENTS FROM PLEASANT ACRES. NON EMERGENCIES ARE DIRECTED TO THE COUNTY. MANPOWER: I HAVE FIGURED 3 ADDITIONAL OFFICERS WITH AN APPROXIMATE FIGURE OF $30,ØØØ EACH PER YEAR TO COVER SALARY, INSURANCE, WORK COMP, PERA, ETC. THIS WOULD ON THE AVERAGE PROVIDE DOUBLE COVERAGE 7 DAYS A WEEK, 20 HOURS A DAY ON 4 DAYS AND 15 HOURS ON THE REMAINING 3, AND ALWAYS HAVE ONE OFFICER ON AT ALL TIMES. I WOULD ALSO SUGGEST TO SET ASIDE $lØ,ØØØ FOR PART TIME HELP FOR TWO REASONS. IN THE EVENT WE NEED TO AUGMENT THE ABOVE HELP DUE TO NUMBER OF CALLS, . ACTIVITY ETC. ALSO, IN THE EVENT WE NEED TO FILL IN SHIFTS DUE TO SICK TIME, COMP TIME, HOLIDAY'S, VACATION, ETC. TOTAL SALARIES $lØØ,ØØØ. POLICE DEP ARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN. CHIEF OF POLICE .~ BOX 268. 25 N.W. 1ST A VENUE ST. JOSEPH. MINNESOTA 56374 EDUCATIONAL CENTER OF CENTRAL I.IJNNESOTA (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 ii:QU¡PME:NTt SQUAD CARJ WE CURRENTLY PATROL APPROXIMATELY 50J000 MILES PER YEAR. (AVERAGE 25,000 PER CAR) WE BUY A NEW CAR EVERY TWO YEARS, WE KEEP EACH CAR A TOTAL OF 4 YEARS. WITH THE MUCH GREATER AREA TO COVER WE COULD EXPECT TO AT LEAST AVERAGE 100,000 MILES PER YEAR. THIS WOULD EQUATE INTO 1 CAR PER YEAR. THE CITY CURRENTLY BUDGETS $7,000.00 PER YEAR, AN ADDITIONAL $7,000.00 WOULD COVER A CAR PER YEAR. (THROUGH STATE BID CONTRACTS WE ARE ABLE TO BUY NEW CARS FOR UNDER $14,000.00) SAME WITH GAS, TIRES, AND REPAIRS, THE CITY BUDGETS APPROXIMATELY $7,500, MATCH THIS FIGURE ALSO. TOTAL VEHICLE COSTS $14,500. THE CITY ATTORNEYS FEES WOULD ALSO GO UP, BUT WE WOULD RECOUP MOST OF THESE FEES IN FINE MONEY, HOW YOU WOULD SET THIS UP, BUDGET WISE, ETC. IS UP TO YOU, BUT IN THE LARGE PART IT WOULD BE A WASH INSOFAR AS ACTUAL ADDED COSTS. THERE WOULD ALSO BE A SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLAR OFFICER START UP COST . FOR INITIAL UNIFORM, NEW WEAPONS, BADGES, PORTABLE RADIOS, ETC AND A COUPLE OF THOUSAND FOR CONTINUED TRAINING. REMEMBER WITH TRAINING WITH MORE OFFICERS, THE MORE FUNDS WE RECEIVE BACK FROM THE STATE. AROUND $400.00 TO $500.00 PER OFFICER. REMEMBERING THIS IS JUST GETTING US IN THE BALL PARK, AND TRYING TO BE FAIRLY ACCURATE, THE TOTALS WOULD BE: OFFICERS SALARIES-----10Ø,000 VEHICLE-----------------7,000 REPAIRS UPKEEP----------7,500 UNIFORMS, --------------1,500 BADGES, WEAPONS---------1,500 PORTABLE RADIO'S--------2,50Ø TOTAL-----------------120,000 THE ADVANTAGE FROM THE TOWNSHIP SIDE IS YOU GET 7 DAY A WEEK 24 HOUR COVERAGE AND APPROXIMATELY 130 PLUS HOURS PER WEEK OF DOUBLE COVERAGE 1 PRIMARY CITY CAR & 1 PRIMARY TOWNSHIP CAR. BOTH SIDES BENEFIT FROM ADDITIONAL HELP WHENEVER & WHEREVER IT IS NEEDED. OUR POLICE DEPARTMENT IS ALREADY OPERATIONAL, WE HAVE BASE & MOBILE RADIO'S, 2 SQUADS, EQUIPMENT, COMPUTERS, DESKS, PHONE SYSTEMS, AND THE ACTUAL PHYSICAL POLICE DEPARTMENT TO OPERATE FROM. THE BASE IS PAID, SET UP, AND CURRENTLY OPERATING. IF THE TOWNSHIP . STARTED IT'S OWN POLICE DEPARTMENT (WITH THREE OFFICERS) IT WOULD CONSERVATIVELY COST DOUBLE THE FIGURE ABOVE, AND WOULDN'T HAVE NEARLY THE COVERAGE, MANPOWER, AND EQUIPMENT WE ALREADY HAVE. CONTRACTING: THE FIRST THOUGHT IS ,IN THE EVENT OF A MERGER, I AM NOT SURE 1 ENTITY CAN LEGALLY HAVE TWO LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES. IF A CRIME OCCURS IN THE CITY, IT IS POLICE DEP ARTlVIENT BRADLEY J, LINDGREN. CHIEF OF POLICE BOX 268. 25 N,\V. 1ST A VENUE l. ST. JOSEPH. l\IINNESOTA 563ï4 ~O'w<:J,T;S-~o.L CE!iH.:¡ ç,; CE'ir;:--ti.. W >">;Es.oU (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 THAT CITIES CRIME. THE CITY POLICE AGENCY IS THE PRIMARY LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY, THE CRIME IS REPORTED, CALCULATED, AND ENTERED BOTH STATE AND NATIONALLY AS THAT CITIES CRIME. IT IS CODED, ENTERED AND TRACKED BY THAT CITIES NATIONAL NCIC IDENTIFICATION NUMBER, ETC. OTHER AGENCIES MAY COME IN AND ASSIST, BUT THAT IS ALL WHAT IT IS, ASSISTING THE ORIGINATING AGENCY WHO, HAS THE PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY OF THAT CASE'S INVESTIGATION. I DON'T KNOW HOW THE TAXES WOULD WORK IN A MERGER BUT WOULD DIFFERENT RESIDENTS BE TAXED DIFFERENTLY DEPENDING ON WHO WAS THEIR LAW ENFORCEMENT. ANOTHER THOUGHT COMES TO MIND, IF THE CALL COMES IN SAY A QUARTER MILE AWAY, IN A CONTRACT DISTRICT, AND THERE IS NO ONE TO COVER IT, WHO DOES, DO WE? ARE WE OBLIGATED TO UNDER LAW? I DON'T KNOW? I DO KNOW THAT IT WOULD BE VERY DISRUPTIVE TO THE OFFICERS OF THE AGENCIES TAKING THE CALLS, AND NO DOUBT TO THE CITIZEN WHO PLACED THE CALL. e FINALLY COSTS, I BELIEVE THE CURRANT CONTRACT PRICE WITH THE COUNTY IS $30.00 PER HOUR. TAKING AWAY ALL OF THE AFORE- MENTIONED ADVANTAGES, AND COMPARING HOUR PER HOUR 7 DAY A WEEK 24 HOUR COVERAGE FOR 1 CAR WOULD EQUAL: $30.00 PER HOUR X 24 HOURS = $720.ØØ X 365 DAYS = $262,8ØØ.ØØ OR WHAT 1 OFFICER COSTS FOR AN 8 HOUR SHIFT PER DAY: $30.ØØ PER HOUR X 8 HOURS = $240.ØØ X 365 DAYS =$87,60Ø.ØØ YOU CAN WORK YOUR WAY UP OR DOWN FROM THESE FIGURES, BUT I BELIEVE THESE ARE THE CURRENT FIGURES YOU WILL BE DEALING WITH. AT $3Ø.ØØ PER HOUR I WOULD BE INTERESTED IN CONTRACTING FOR THE TOWNSHIP, AND I HAVE NOT SPOKEN TO THEM ABOUT IT, BUT I BELIEVE THE COUNCIL WOULD AGREE. I LOOK FORWARD TO MEETING WITH YOU AT THE NEXT JOINT MEETING IN OCTOBER. AGAIN, SHOULD ANYONE HAVE ANY QUESTIONS WHATSOEVER, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO STOP BY OR CALL. EVEN IF YOU DON'T HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, IT WOULD BE NICE TO MEET YOU PRIOR TO THE MEETING. SINCERELY, /3 -5 . -- BRADLEY J. LINDGREN CHIEF OF POLICE ST JOSEPH POLICE DEPT. ~>- ,~ ¿J:TY C' O'py .- _._~ ~ <,' - -- . Fr:i, {-:)'j""¿-::3-1:;4 St. Joseph Police Department Time: 4:57 am "l nit; :i. .;-\1 Complaint Record C ';l !:> f.:.' 1'1 Ll fIi beT" = 9':t60J.Î8-¡ Date f':epo""ted: 0'9/23/94 I:': (';: po,' t: ("~. d by= SC:;¡U, DOB: I~':ICJ d I"E-~)S: ö0-/ COUf(I"HOUSE UR. npt. U: Phone U: 612/251-4240 C:Lt;y ~ ~ . l~Lüu.û b t at; ~~ ~ I'IN Z ~ P C()(j (= : ~56303 Dange'" (Y/N): N Comp 1 "Ii nant: DOB: H \J () 'I~ E~ !:; s : (4p'l;. U: Phone U: CJ.t;y: Stat:e: IIp COde: Dange',. (Y/Nl: lìil~·.I.ü(:.·nT; !J(0SC,':L pt;:Lon ~ LUUU 'IU,Hl; Cul'IPU4iHT (4T 115 611--1 (4IJE SI::. HI::(':¡¡:W f'IUS I C A¡-.ID LOUD T ¡:;, Li-U N G A i~l) YLLLINlj FfWrl STRELT. SPOKE TO 1'\ LJ't I u'; I': i hn 1'1111.;¡'II::.LL 1\I,ll_I_J:.'~ 0 ~':j "'''¡;J 1,- '/ -4. WROfJ:. NOISE VlOLA1"ION. WHh:Nt-..!J CUI'ISUi'IP J Upl. I..¡UTIFIED L.AHDLOfW. ;:> 4 lol d IJ / J..~ ,;\ \J I~ ~ If~:) ;: II'.;;) I't"t Ad(n;~ 1 I:;; (~P o'" t; s :: No ¡:O'{'otected n No · . .I:<C......' d By: 775 Day: FkI Da te Comm:L tt;ed : 09/23/')4 Time Committed: 00 · 30 · 1< (,;,'Y Lont;rol (uC¡;:¡ ) Cont. Agency NCIC Ident. (CAG) 1'1fi.'ss. ¡''¡ loll... tH':- 'I' ECl i:J'·H~H.11 ï' e ¡ I'1Nl1'131 H}0 Ud te 1'\(0 pOï'tf~(l (¡'';P.l.i) (i nw I'.:e ported <THP) L()ca t ion G"" i d Nllmbe'(' (LGN) I!j'j/23/';)"i 1016 : 2"1 li!JbØ4 P L:lce COl1Jmi t;l;ed (PLC) : 115 6TH AVE SE HI',u Sq Ll.-'\d / Li';UJ!d':! If \ b.l'/'j) Î ;i.nH) HH\¡j,J.!J. «(j~¡a) T i I"IIf:i ~~'r'r. <TAR) Timu Ch'. (TCL) V T15 00 : 27 00 . 28 01 . 15 . . 1 :;¡ ¡..¡ U () C U C S 01 ':J~~1.1 A ~. ./ i . ~ - " - , - ~:> I . Ju~C0H 0ULICE DEPARTMENT bU~"I..' LL 1'It:r'I'¡ HI-\ '( 1-<1::. ..'U 1..:'1' . ICfW '9,(+001785-87 ~_____._.__ .._.__._______..__~._____.___......____.______4..__ -.. -- - .. -,"4___.' _N.~__~_4_____..._w_.__ CÜI'..'LH1 Nf..H'J : b r j lJ i:.>t:...'-1 ¡..' UL.i. Ll~ J.) :.j~·I,h\ '1I.:j~ r UFFEHSE: NOISE V IOLAlIO\ ~r ~627 HOURS UN ~RIVAY~ StY fETIBU;; 23, 19~4 UFflCI::.K JEAN GUSTIN AND I Wt:j'Ü: JJ ,( S¡"H ì CHt:.D IU 1 1 J b J Ihl H 1.,.' I:: :~ I~.. IN THE C1 TY OF S". JOSEPH TO INV~~ST I Gf~TE A LuuD NUSIC CUN~LH1NI. U~Url UUK Hk~ivAL ~OIM OfFiC¿k GUSTIN AND I COULD HEAR MUSIC COMING -¡ÜWi .l j\! ',:) i. ,') I:: lJl" 1 .I,:j "j 1 j"l ¡,'. 'v'1.:, :::} L: l.H.J ,L ¡i.-_ WCLL AS WE b'¡OUD ON 6TH AVE SEa WE HL;;>U LUULV I, I::,Ht, ~,' i:. L) ~.' L L j HLI\ll'ILJ LUu1;L T HNJJ UCCHblONALLY YELLING. I U Li ~J 1:: ,.; ,; 1::.1; (l'il:. j-huHT W1NDüw OF THE RESIDENCE TO BE OPEN. AT THAT TUIE I . i{;'4U C¡·~ l~D DH THE ¡:-:f<O¡'iT DOUr'; AND wrls IMMEDIATELY TOLD TO COME IN BY A .:U'HH_ I:.' S V 0 I t~ t:: .. 1 TH~N LNTLKCD AND ASKLD FOk I Hl:: h:I:.N f¿Rb. I sPol'a~ TU I,YHI'I IVll fLdLLL.. 1'11LLt:.r'; ~:,--\:.'!I"-(4~ ¡::·¿Ú:.k IHONAS bkUWN 8D-07-75~ ?-}1'iD T If'IOTHY l'ICHi'; ¡ ¡-HJI''; ¡'I"1LLt::H lí.::!--¿¿-(·~.. ¡,iLL 1 j-¡¡,I;~I::: SIATi:.D IHHI THEY WdŒ ¡=<ENlEJï:S AT 115 6TH ?-)Vt:. SE. THt::Y rlLbU b iH ¡'LV 1M HI TwO Ol'Ht::k kLN'lEkS WERE NOT HOME. I H.u v 1 ::>1::. D 11'IEi'l 'I I-IH I we:. t,W 1'\I::.LLlvl:.D H Î'IUltiE CUI'I¡;"LAINT AND EXPLAINED TO THEI'I lH~n lHL MUSIC ALONG WiTH ~1 t:: ); t< F r\I ¿ H D Þ Y U r C ¡:;::;.; W t.f~ £:: TO LOUD. r ALSO I:.XJ;,'L(¡ .ll'Ji:.D fO THLM l'HAT THEY WERE GOING TO BE RECEIVING A NOISE VIOLATION HND ¡HAT THEY WOUL.D [<I::: C1TE:D 1~'Of;: THE 51::)1'11::: . 1 ADi.,.'l SED THE!'I TH~H THEfŒ LHNJJLUKJJ WUULD DI:. NU'.l~.lI:.V. He:. WHS AFfLk wI.:. CLI:.H~¿D fHE SCENE. THE:;;E WERE np~KUXIMAILLY 1 U t"Ll.Jj"·l_1.:. ,LI'I ¡ r'IE t'IUuSL. , =77t) ~ . ~ -' .. - , ..._.1 . Mon 09-19-94 St. Joseph Police Department Tirn€-1: 3:3Ø am , Initi"d COin P .I. a .1 iì '(; ¡ .; e c: Q ï' (1 Case Nllm be",. . 94001746 l)¿\'t;e f~e pO'rted : 09/1/ /'}4 . , Repo·,.ted By: SCSD DO.(-(: Add'!'ess: 807 COURTHOUSE DR. f~ pt. H: ~.Ih one H: b 1. ¿¡ ;;;:51-- i+ê2A0 City: ST. CLOUD St<.'l.t:e: i'lN ¿lP Lode: ~,(:.,j \1 j Dan 9 e '!' (Y/N) : 1"-1 Complainant: SJPD DOH: Address: 25'lST AVE. NW ¡:~pt .. H: Phon(~ U: tS 1. ~~/ 36 J "-ßi.::::'.¡(.3 Ci.ty: ST. JOSEPH State: triN Z:i.p Code: ~~; \:.:\ d ,-,. i) DanHe"I' (Y IN) : N Incident Description: REPORT OF A LOUD PARTY ON OLD HWY "52. FC,1UNl> (HI·: I:. E OF THEM WITH A TOTAL O~ (¡[<OUT .3l1~:I 1<' I DB. f:;UHJ. MH f HLW V,LHf'I ETH MALMBERG 010773 WAS WARNED. (.:¡t.. ~~~ U :;;E I:;: ').t}-1l-47 AND 17/}n. UH,1i.J UI,J"fL~:r-\ I'IUTIFJ,f:l> 1:IY PHUHL. Sql\<.'\d/Bad !F~ #5: //3 nddt:" 1 I~:(~' POTt:S : ì' t~S P·ro"tl?ct(,?d .. t-io Rcv'd f.iy: 773 D¿t7' : SAT Dat:E:' Comm i tt:ed: [I i:i / :l '/ / r) A T j. fJ1(") Commi tt(,:.'d: ;7~ f.~ : 3l'J Mess. K(,?y Cont'f'o 1 NumbeT' W UD L- 0 n 't: " H 9 (,? f',c: y rKIC lçJ ent. ','..,HLL ) ECI ':!400171.¡E, MHkl'/ ~5 J.i. (':Ii:.' ,te RepoT~"d (:;;PD) Tim C·? H f? P P 'f' ~~ e d (TI~:P ) Loc",'I,~ion t:;-r:ld r~ L\ m b f? "f' r,LUI..f) 09/17/'::;.1-1 E:f2 : 3Ø :I. Ø3~~J:I. P ], a c f~ C () OJ In it t; (,) d .: PLL) : 3 1. 0 0 L D H W Y H ~Ú~ HRD Squad/Bad gf? tt ( S B 1" ) Tim e (.:¡ ~:> !; i g. (T (\ S ) T:Lln(,:.' ('h'r. (I H ~: ) r :l me L, j, 'I' . '. ILL. > R 773 22 : 30 r'-:i.~ " 3E\ EJ " (13 1 S 1-1 U Ü C U C. ~j ø:i. ;J2~A'.I ~; ".'" I " _---.r- / J I 'm, ~~) '~J ,... j, 'j .... ';) .11 .;;.\ to'll J ¡::,~::·t:·! plï Police Vepa~tm8nt l' i 1M:,) ~ 3:~H ¿'In .I.n:J. 'LIÙ.I. Com P 1 ¿~ :i, nt F«·ô,co 'r'd C i:\!¡¡ ~;.:, H \.\ (¡' t. fi! ï' n (~) 'H') t'JiiAï' 1.1 ç~ 'l; (.: ¡.< t;) po 'C' t; fl.' d : 0')11, 7/':M . ¡:~(.} poï't;ud 13/ :: ;:,iC;;),lÎ DOH:: nd d 'I'",~; £:' :: Ôk.lï' C (J U 1':; THO U;;; t:. VI'';.. f:¡pt: .. H~ Phone H: 6HU2~.'.ij, ..·.1+240 C:lt:y:: bl.. CLUUD b'l;ù "tt:1 ~ I'I"·J Z:ì.p C(Jd(:i'~ 5i:"303 D,,",\ngo"{' , (Y IN) : N Com p.l. é't i né~ nt; : S,} r'1) D (Jl:.< : n d d ï"" (~, !:;. !:; : i.:.~ ~:) 1 Sf ¡:}vI:':.. ¡..¡ (,J Hpt:. U: j:;'h<Jn¡Ò' U: 61 ,y 363--ß2511 C;i,t;y: b ¡ . JObf.:.PH b t: é', t, (,;. : 1'1 t-I Zip Codt:!: ~:,i6~¡7 .(t :0 iit n ~I 0.' ',' (Y IN) : N Incident Uescï'iption: 1:';EI~IU,<'j UF H PHHfY ON UI....o HWY H:;.'.i(,:~ . FUUND THI:;:EE OF f f' L 1'1 W :I. T H n TUTn!... OF t~f<OUT 3ØØ I<ID!:;. bPOI<E TO HE"'f~Y JOSEPH VI::. bj'-¡U 1 1.:.1'\;'; l':) i,¡ i:!. ,:~ / I,,~ (.:¡ H Ü l"l (.) r< 1'1 E D H 1 1'1 .. HLSO SEe 94-1746 AND 174ß. I... 1:'1 N.o U~JhL.¡'; i"iU .i. I" .I,I::.V 1"3 Y f·'HUH!::... bq l.\i:\d /.!:!dd!J (.~ H!::. : l / ,:~ Hddt:' 1 ¡:;; E' pO'{, t; 50 0 y(',,'j:> P'"otected · No . · ¡:;;cv'.' d B7'~ 7"73 Üd)'~ ~;¡"i I Dé'\t:€,;, Cc;.mrni t:t:t;!d ~ Ø'Jll,' /'~).(:" T:ì.mf::' CCimm;i,-t;'tt::d t .,).,) · ~~0 C.r::. · . J (I (-;..-- ~i} ~:~ " ', e¡'}' Con'LTO .I. HUf¡j)('}T ~uun CDnt.. r;~ 9 ("'ney HC I C Id(;¡.rd;. ( C(.W ) ,. U;.l '::; '<'1 t"J t') 1 / ·'1 ./ I'IN0'ï'311ØØ J.)¿~ ·tf2 I:~ E' PC) 'C' '1;; (':': d (f\Pv) ',.. :l me,.' ¡:~ (';i' PO'("··tE'¡; (l):;:¡::' ) LOCé\t:LO)'l O'('id N L\ m b (it 'C' ·(LON) b')/l/I')'f ~:J.;i ::Jø ], ø;;¡l'J:i. J... L.. .. PI ùc ,;¡, Comm], ·tt:ei'd (PI...L) : ~5 :I. ·'1 ULD HWY H~'.iE~ HHD bqudd/B.."td !~(-! H ~ ~;).U i'I'> I ;i.m(0 H!¡;!~':ì.g. (1(4::;) Tlm(i:' [.:¡ï'ï'. (Tf..jH) f i m (.? C J. 'C' . (TCL) ):< }'/';;¡ ;..:~ E~ : 3Ø f~ ë.? " 31:\ ¿~3 " 03 .. .. I b i'Í U U C U C "', ,'J EI:I. ';j t~ ~~I f.'j (;, ~) I -/ ,. ~ ,n 09-'19-'3L¡ ~1·t . Joseph Police DepaTtment Time: 3:31 am 1 n J.L J. <.'\1 Complaint RecoTd C èHH:,' Numbe1' . '3'.1+0011'48 Date Repo'l'tecl: 09/17/94 . I";f~ PO,(·t;\i:'d By: bCSD DUB: Hd d ·....ess: 807 COURTHOUSE Uk. Apt. U: Phone U: 612/251-.1+240 CJ.ty: bT. CLOUD St;ú t,·?: 1\) 1'1 ¿3.p Codl:?: :j6...sl!.J3 Dan,9 e'(' (Y /N): N Com p 1 <:\:J. 11ël 11'1:;: S J ~.' j) DOB: f.id 1:1 ï'f=~H¡'; 2:-5 1ST (-WE. HW Apt. H: Phon!:? U: 612/363-8250 L;:J.'t;y: t>l. JOSt::PH St;ùte: i"1I'I Zip Code: 56374 Da n 9 e'l' (Y/N): N I 11 C i d Ii:' Iyl; Descï'i VI;:J. on: I'\LPU:;;T UF A LUUD Pf.jRTY UI'I ÜLD HWY »::;2- ¡;'UUND HiRE !:. Of- THLI'I WI TH H fU(HL UI- ABOUT 300 KIDS. SUBJ. REFUSED TO OP~NrH~ DUUR HND LUUK~D A'' ME IN 'fHE FACE THROUGH THE WII'IDO Wi:)u WILL. ¡';OLL.OW UP ON SUI-I. LHND OWNLk HOTIFIED. SEE 1746 ~ q L\ <:l (j / 1'\ <.i d 9 e »s: 1/3 (.:jd d t ~ 1 Repo'....ts . ¡-I 0 P'l'otected · No . · I:<cv') tI f<7' : 7"ì3 D<:'\)l : S(.¡T Dilt:e Corlimi tt(~d: 09/1? /':;4 I :Llrae Commit;ted: 22 · 30 · j'les~:> . I\E'Y C011t'I'CL 1 ¡'>IUD) b(~'~ <DCA) Cont;. r.:¡ 9 èncy I-IC I C Idl:?nt. (CAG) ELI ':;.i¡0I.-:J17/.¡ô l'IN0'/31100 I Oa"e ""pm""d (::,:pD) t"lJ1H? I:;;e pO'l'ted <TR¡:;') LOC"<.~tJ.Dn G'l'id Numbe"1' (LGN) l'J'j/ 1-; /'34 .:J..J ~ ~~11 10aø1 ' 1...1... ,.' lac Ü' LOIM{¡ 1 '1; 'I;ed (PLC) : 316 ULl) HW'( ii:::i¿ HI'<D Squad/B.:.-\dg~? U (SJ..iI..¡ ) I :Lml:? H~:>Slg. (lAb) T l '" I:? A "(' 'I'. ('J"(.:j I::': ) T i Ii} e C 1 'r . <TCL) I:;: 7 '/.3 .:¡ ':) : 30 22 : 3[\ . L_ '- . I b 1'1 U U C U C S, 01 ':)250 . ' I '"', , , - !:ìT . JU:;jLPH PULl U:. VU"HI·n ~1E-' r . ~;UPPU~.t·1EN f(.JI~Y :'\I::PUI~T I (; ¡.;~ H '}"}{-11-1 1. i 't(~, '}.<'Hjt-::I:J. / ,'t ¡ 'J ,) l} \-,) k.ll / ,4 ß -----_.-~-_..__.._._~_.._._....,. .. _. .- -..... ' COMPLAINANT: ST. JOSEPH POLICE DEPARTMENl OFFENSE: N () I ~~ E \,,1 I 0 L f~ T ION I WAS ADVISED BY DISPATCH OF A NUISE CUMµLH1NI uN ULD HIGHWAY h~¿. UPON MY ARRIVAL I FOUND A LARGE bAfHERING UF P~u~L¿ AND ~ Lur OF MUSiC AND VERBAL NOISE COMING FROM THE HOUSES LOCATED J. N n ¡·:uw. lHL HUUSES WLkL nl 310, 314 AND 316 OLD HWY "52. I I-IOTICI:.l>j Hf.J I j HI::, :'. L ¡.i Lh E:. HL-<U U', d. Y..t ø -- ,~ ~:.I \.:) PERSONS TOTAL THAT I COULD SI::.E IN AND AROUND '/Hl THkLL HOUSES. .l (~ í--1 L ~. E 1> UP TO 31!1 ULD HWY tt:;,Ú,~ nHJ) '31·'UI'.1:: r CJ (4 I=< I:: N T EI~: ! 'I An, E l,J }< I.::!'m E T H 1'1 (4 I...ITl.lo{ I::. ,.: \5 010T13. 1 ADV I SED H HI OF- THE curl ~.' L ¡::1 I NT (} N DilL ;:~ U ¡'.'1.lJ I) J ':.~ i::.l> H .I. f" rlH I I H~:. ~' PARTY I,J('~S GOHIG TO BE B~:OKE UP AI-ID THf-H HE \tUÓ L:d,.l.LI·!I,':' I U :'!I::'U,) (jl~_ ï' Jpi I.:. ,OPLE OUT O~ HiS HUU SE. AND Or F r HL PR u>'C ,([ , . '''ii, "I "if," L LI.I"' "";1 WI 11< (~I 'ENTEI~ FF:OI'1 .31 A OLD HI.JY U:i2. H.l ~3 r,lnl'1E WI'k' HU',II·:( ,.I u'~;L¡:·'H Vi~_SNur 1:.I":b V.JI;f.'~LI I.,::. I ADVISED HIM ALSO Of THE CUI"IPLAHH 1~:1ND THnT fHt.:, :,'(.Jì-:( Y /..J:Jb (:i(J.I-Ibl U 1<1::. . BROKEN UP AND THAT HE CUULD HELP BY GETTING Hl~ HUUbE LLL~R~v uu'r H~D I'HE PEOPLE OUT Of HIS Y(-1RD. I THe.N W¡::1LI<I:.Ü TU -( HL 1'I-:uHI vuor,: or ;:slC OLD HWY ij52 WHERE THE DUUR WAS SHur UN ME AND LOCKED. I V,J',!C)CV,ED UI'-I THE DI!UI·. (!I'iI> YELLED POLIC~ DI:.PARTMENT, ;"JI TH "IU AI'/SWf::.k. " { H t:. t,¡ l.. l..I L' ;". 1::,1) J. r,¡ t'! .:. W .I. i"I.l.> U k¡ H!'-I D .J. SHINNED MY FLASHLIGH( AI' ABOUT 2~-~0 PERSON2. n F Cl,; I:;:n¡'-I 11'1, U (HI::' t',L; 1_1,11,:.1"1 AND UP THE STAIRS. I KNOCK~D ON THE WINVUW ANU HGH1N YLLLlV PuLlcl DEPARTMENT AND FOR THEM fO OPEN THE DUUk. ,jE 'jE¡~:Hí._ U..IUKLlj f:~ l ¡TII:~ fH41.> V iÜ}1'i!<. THEIR BEER AND SOME EVEN SMILLD AT ME. X ikH:.D ¡HI.. VUUK bLVlkHL MUkL ( .J. !'j t.:, \JJ I TH NO ANß\,jEI:;:. BECAU~3E OF THE L(4F:GE f:¡TlIUI'IT UF :'E::UPL.E LEnt,fIr·le. 'J HE ':,}¡:·:lc.H , J, LEFT THE HOUßL . 0"1 THE FOl..LmJING DAY !:WNDì:1Y 1 MI~)DE, CUNT(-}CTWITHTHf·:I:.E OF -, HE 1'-:/,:.1,1 1:,1,·:::> OF 316 OLD HWY "~2. THEY W~RE PAUL WHYLAND JUNES 09-28-74, i1ICHAEL RICHf-HW N(.1THAI'I AHD N~NIEL WnDI:. LHP~jUI 0~,,¡Ø2lA. J. n 1> 1/ I!:) t::, !) THEM UF lHL NUl~l ð·~ - .0 ,~ ',j I . J U;c,;.;,),j; ,·'UL. J. 1.1::. .li'_I·'[,JI' ) i'ILI'11 ;;;U"'~"LL'ILf'I , HI"''( )~t:YUf~ I '"Hut, j1 i..~ iC"'<::>H ~4001~46,1~4~,174ß . y' .í. LJ L. 1-11 .I. U t~ THF¡¡ ti FI J" ¡::, L 1'1 L 1J r r' 1:'. r-J 1 LJr-! 1 .t.lt:.t· UK!::.. N¡':¡ ftlHt.¡ m'll) JUNLS SR.J.1) rHRT THEY hl,~,hL. Hui'I,~. HN¡) L¡.)~SEH ;;) (, [,I) HI:. en!'11:. HDJ'lE AFT E I~ I LEFT. THEY F lt~ALL Y HlJI'I111LD t\i'lUW.i.I'1U frlH i .!. Wr:¡:;:) \..IUT:.;,' 1 Dl:. ù¡- (tit:. HUU;jl~ (H,ID TH(\T I Wf:\S TF,Y I NG TO r'li,:)¡\L~ L,ul'4) "Il~ f liJ ,l I I') 1 iH,I·I. l¡j!~: y ;:iH,LD I HHI rHI::Y HIW r,H.~U\J i ,:.\1 r:' ¡:: U I~' U:: INS.lDL:: Or' "¡I-/!::, t'IUU'.j,~ HI TtiH I I ,il'l I.:. r~ l'l.l) ¡¡-¡HI '¡ ¡-II::, ) .D1D NUl WHï~'1 ¡U 1)!::.HL WITH THE POLICE Hi I )11::. I Hll:.. 1 H .U V ,L ;;; 1;, JJ I \'11::. ¡'I I 111i I ii \:'_1"; I::. \lJHb ¡.;¡ VIuU-ì rIUN HT fHI:: PROPEF<:TY ¡-j 1'1),) I tïH : t'lt:. 1 Wt:.t~L L')lJ 11'ILJ IU 1::\1::. \..' j" H " LJ C:.1J W.l.1 H IHc t-l U 1 t¡ l~ v,( ULHT I Ùt4. I ALSO f- 1.: '/.ì .':'·1...1) i ¡ II" I" 11III I "11.,1.. j'\ L 1'1 I 1.:.1-< ~:.\ yJ L. j-, I:. I"LJ 1I'-I\') IU 1~ I:. t-l U r.L I:' 11:. L> u¡::' 1111:: VlüU~TlON 1·'.i';,U I ¡-',f-¡ I ,L I ULLul'\r\t:.i.i " i ,~·it:. i Wr1¡"', ì c:.J.) ¡U (, ¡oj LJ i,¡J Wr1 j It'll::. U ¡ ..'It:. t\ I~'U<SON NEXT DüOF~ UI'1L ì IJU I I 1'1 L. (.J ¡..; ,i. , I i.:. i', ,,"1:1 i'\ ¡'I 1 j"llJ 1,:1 li.l' ¡'IUT i~ TICKET. I HDl) I ~~ED THt:ì'l THHT ¡HEY bUI IHl r 1 Lr:,t_ r bLL,HU;;>L I t-IL 1 f, 1:.1" U ',,; L 1J TU Hl_LlIW U~; TO TP-\I",E CfHŒ üF THI::: \).l UUi I 1 UI,I HI I ¡'H, .L I.; I'! lJ U ;~'I:~ ii "{ L ¡j l.: /. J. 1'1 tj 1¡11:' DuOI:;;. I fOLD fHEI'1 li-iAT BECHUSE I ¡"Il, 'í H L_ L U vi l. 1) 1I-II:;..I.f·; I·'HI" I' T' IU L.:LI;·'\ 1 .I. "'I'-'t:. HNV I tHc LJ í rl L r, fŒNTU<:S Uf' THE OTHEf< . IIUU;:)L;J I, ¡;J '" 1.:;j I L:.1J Uo .L f-i LI..I.,¡.¡I'.L 1'll.1 I'lL 1 I"; ¡"'HI' I .l.1:.;;¡ HND ;j IÙ¡,,'¡..'.I. NG ¡HI=: NOrSI::. Hi' I L,I\ H ;:,riUK I r HL..(, W.L 11'1 1 ht..lr II-It:, I i-ibt,LLV HNV UNLH"..¡"b'f ULJ 1) WHY THEY WEI:;:E l., UL 1"1 U IU ,UL .i. ~:\ ~..\ ~J I::.u I i'lLC I .l L.j'·, I:. I ~~\" Hl..l. LI-II'IlJ uwtiU,;;¡ Ur' 1 1'1 Lc I 1-1 t\ L. i:. r'KU¡"ècK I .J. LS Wt:.t\L NUl Ü lED 1<Y PHONE WHl:N r \.:: i.. L HI>; l-. D . I lit, U I,J I'll, -;;.1 UI' ,).l \-:J lJ l.. .0 í'1\1i'f J5;?- RE~:>POI"¡l)ED L n T E I~ ~~ND WENT THJ\EW THE i"IUUt.,L. ~ H-11.i St·'UI\L "I U 1 I i L ,I -: I.. i'; l, t-I ! L 1\ ~) . ~~ . SUMMARY PUBLICATION OF ORDINANCE 42 OF TIlE ST. JOSEPH CODE OF ORDINANCES: SEWER USE ORDINANCE . The City of St. Joseph has enacted Ordinance 42, entitled "the Sewer Use Ordinance". This Ordinance sets forth uniform requirements for the discharge of waste into the sanitary sewer system owned and operated by the City of St. Joseph. Included among the matters regulated by this ordinance are the following: a. Regulation of private sewage disposal systems. b. Regulations regarding connection to the City sanitary sewer system. C. Establishment of a' sewer hook-up charge. d. Permit requirements for industrial waste generators. e. Prohibited discharge into the sanitary sewer system. f. Pre-treatment requirements of waste prior to discharge into the City's sanitary sewer system. . g. Accidental discharges of slug and other matters into the system. h. Monitoring, inspection and sampling requirements with regard to discharge. 1. Enforcement provisions of the Ordinance. J. Penalties for violation of the Ordinance. A printed copy of the entire text of the Ordinance is available for inspection at the office of the City Clerk for the City of St. Joseph during regular business hours. A copy of the Ordinance is also publicly posted at St. Joseph City Hall for public inspection. This Ordinance was adopted by the City Council the day of - , 1994. The summary publication of the Ordinance was approved by at least a 4/5ths vote of the City Council on the _ day of ,1994. City Clerk/Administrator N:\c:iIy\stjoe\at093094.2Sl . V RAJKOWSKI HANS MEIER LTD. . Attor1leys at Law Reply to: st. Cloud ST. CLOUD September 30, 1994 11 s""enth A\'enue ~orth P,O, Box 1433 5t, Cloud, ~L" 56302-1433 612-251 '1055 Ms. Rachel Stapleton 800·4.!S·961ï st. Joseph City Clerk FAX 612'251'5S96 City Hall P.O. Box 668 st. Joseph, MN 56374 MINNEAPOLIS 290ri: Plaza VIl RE: Summary Publication for Sewer Use Ordinance -r; South Seventh Street Our File No. 16,397 \1inneapoli5~ ~\'1N 5S-!02-1620 Dear Rachel: 1)12'339'9206 800'''\·15'961ï I Enclosed herewith, please find a proposed Summary F fu\ 612' 251-5596 ¡ Publication of the Sewer Use Ordinance. The actual text to be published should be reviewed and approved by the City Council before publication. I know the City tit i Council has already authorized summary publication of I í this Ordinance, but the text to be published must also F,<A:\K J. RA)KO\';SKI . I be part of that approval. Approval must be by 4j5ths GORDO,\' H, HA!'Si,IEIER vote of the Council. F~EDERIG L. GRU:\KE Let me know if you have any questions regarding this THOMAS G, JO\'A~'O\'iCH matter. {ow: H, SCHERER PAUL A. K-\/KO\'.'SiJ Very truly yours I KE\'I!' F, GRAY WIll/A'.! J. C.~SHMA~' KOWSKI HANSMEIER LTD. OA\'ID T, SHAY ~. RiCHARD IV, SOBAll'ARRO . AflCHAEL C. R.4KO\VSKl H. Scherer JHSjbaz rUlES H, KEllY, }y,O" F,A,C.P, Enclosure ~1.ED¡c..';'L CO:\SL1.TA~L GoRDOS H. HAss~mER IS AD~nTIED TO PR.\CTICE L:\gen\16397\af093094.011 L" NORTH DAKOTA ASD \\'ISCOSSIS. PACL A. RAJKOWSK1I~ \VI5CO:-';S!S A~D \\'rLLL-\..\tJ. CASH\\A." ¡:-.; SoLìH DAKOTA. . :\lE.\ŒER OF A~ERIC~" . BoARD OF TRIAL ADVOC"ATIS. ~, " , - - - -.-- --,-~.- , , To make this proiect a success, we need yourhelp.Youcanhe[p in thlsêffórtbV_:~':,_¿;~~:::':~¡~ donating cash, candy, pop, balloor¡s, pehcils, or otherprizes. Anything thát6(jrr,--,c~::";'~,~.:'s/~t be used for goodie bags or as prizes would be appreciated. ''''''0. >, -, .. ,." ,. With the help of our business community, we hope to make this a safe and happy Halloween for our children. ' , -- - - We will be contacting you sooñ, or if you prefer you may mail your donàtiònto: ,:' .,-.> .:._' -.>-.".'~-. . Mary Jane Rudy . _ ~ F - _L_ ",..,'''-+ --. - ~-.:>-:.. 32279 County Road 133 --:-(~.~ ,- . St. Joseph, MN 56374 *If you are making a non-monetary donation please call 253-9269 to have someone pick it up. . . -. - - - - - Please make checks payable t9:~t. Joseph Community Halloween Fúnd e'V i RAJ "OWS" I HA NSM"" R LTD, .[(IIIl,"I.!" "I Ttln- Reply to: St. Cloud S,. On"" I May ~3, ~994 , II Sr"'I,.'I"¡' AV"'J1Ul' NII,tlt t I'll I¡.., ,.," I "I,ll..",! \!:-¡:"'"1.,m : Mr. Bradley J. Lindgren n(~'~~I'ln5" i Chief of Folica """';';''''''1: ! st. Joseph Police Department "..\XnI1'15"5,"r. St. Joseph, MN 56374 ~~. steven Dehler MI¡"''''I:,,,"OUS P.O. Box 129 ""'41'1",.,~'1! St. Joseph, MN 563ì4 ·IŸ :.v'Hi:' ~·\·L·ltll~ ~!T\"\'~ Re: ~inneman Inn ~..iilllh·.'pl1ll". !'.tN ~~.H~-¡.ï(~ 0 ....., I ~ Q. N<""'"I .,,,,-.""" 0;::::: ur r~~_ .~. ~CJ~~~ (.t2·111.1·1I:!I~n """JJ~.OIk¡; Dear Brad and Steve: ~'J\X ,.~~, ~t;1 .c;}i:U/. You~ ~~Tk;na ~c~ Pì=~ T·'~S Co~s~d.-e~o~ by -Me Pl~nnìng . _ l:"'c.- .... _ _.... __.;,.. w::;:' _.... _ _...... 1....... _ C.l _ ~...... ; - ~ -;-~ ..; - , ,..1 ...--"'- ., ~ .....'"- 4- -+- .,........ , '-....!:lIn_;::,s_on. _ _ ...::0 my l.ln...e_;::: ,-Q,!1C'._n.~ .....l.c,.... ....hrE;'.e ç:OhCG._ ¡.5 :-emal:1: rR",.' ¡{,'ILl"".,' 1. '!'he pa~king stall designation was not present. In ::""¡"":/i, ii ''.'.',1111 " other words, there was nothing to indicate the f:;¡IIII:",:, (:KI1"'" manner in which cars should pa:r-k within the lot. ~. ~'. " striDina is no~ necessary, but some slgnage, , ,:1......... ',' ".t !-"I"'l" .. I . .. 1 _ .... .. c~rD~ng or o~~er mark~ng shou~a be ~nstallea to J'":U:,.:¡'IIHI~ give di~e.c~ion with rega~d to parking. flAW ti.. 1~.w..fI~'·"';", ;"""',.1' ¡:R" 2 . Fire lane àesignation is not present. We woulà \\'1111\',:1,'",.11.\1\', :-ecommend signage indfèating the location of the - . 1 . th h . b . to . d . k . /)"/I'i::~I!" j :Clore ane ana e pro..1. 1._l0n regar lng par lng. , N./t"JI~lkJ1 \1\' .~ lil~U l·~""'¡i'· : . .. .... } 1 ~ , 3. ~here lS seme concern that t~e mater~a_ usea was ,V1JnWI C,I<.iU'CI','''''': not "dust free /I, There should be further I confirmation as to the type of material used and i its classific:atìon as "dust free". ¡ , I ..' ,n ~ It is my unde.rstanding that you are in the procêss of J1.\"~:;,:::::',::.~,,'.,I,<,.L._ ¡ aàdressìng these iS5ues with the Planning commi~sion. I After a decision is made as to the manner in whlch you """,,,1111......,\1,:1........,,,,,,,,, "n....' 'w, I will address tl?-ese concerns, the amended plan should be 'NN"w"")~..II...^NI1W....."""K I b . tt d t ' h PI . C ' . f 1 I'AI'I ^ K^'..n...II'HV'..,....,,'" resu m~ e 0 i: e ann~ng omn'lJ_'sSl.on or approva~. ,'./AM'l.'''\lANI'''!;t.''lIItJ^....^ I would request that approval be secured no later than , 'MI'"CIf'" ^"""""" the Planning commission mee.ting scheduled for June 6, ! AWllfU"r."IAIA11\'t"'C..'\JI" 1994. I P I I W I RAJKOWSKI HANS MEIER LTD. . Attorneys at Law Reply to: st. Cloud April ~5, ~994 ST_ CLOUD U Seventh Avenue North P.O. Box 1433 Ms. Rachel Stapleton st. Joseph City Clerk St. Coud. :-.iN 56302-1433 . t II CJ. Y Ha 6U'2Sl'1055 P.O. Box 668 800'445'%17 st. Joseph. MN 56374 FAX 6U'2Sl'5896 RE: Tom Borresch Auto:rn.obile st Joseph Recreation Gambling License MINNEAPOliS . . Planning CommissJ.on as an enforcement agency 2904 Plaza VII k . 1 t . Mark Lambert par J.ng 0 J.ssue 45 South. Seventh. Stteet Our File No. l6,395 Minneapolis. MN 55402-1620 óU-339'9206 Dear Rachel: 300'445·9617 st. JoseDh Recreation Gamblinq License. state. law FAX6U'339-4775 requires that gross proceeds from lawful gamblJ.ng must be expended only for lawful purposes or allow~ble FRANKl· RATKOWSKI expenses. Minn. stat. § 349 .l2, ~uJ:>d: 25 defJ.tnhes II Among the def1.nJ.tJ.ons are e .' GORDO:-¡ H. HANSMEIER, "lawfu~ purposes . rprnn'r..r r;",rnrF followJ.ng: a. "Recreational, community and athletic facilities and activities intended primarily for persons under age 21, ..." b. "A contribution to the United states, this state, or any of its political subdivisions, ..." Under these definitions, it would be my opinion that the Recreational Association would be permitted in directing proceeds from charitable gambling to improvements in Millstream Park. Otherwise, it would certainly appear that the Recreational Association, a non-profit organization, organized under the Non- Profit Corporation Act of the State of Minnesota would qualify for a gambling license. Very truly yours, . JHS/baz L:\gen2\16395\a£041594.011 ·W .~ ~J tM:i /-, I I e_ rJ- -- ß-c--htl- . DRAFT cnJ-- /0 - Y-9Y Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council for the City of St. Joseph met in special session on Wednesday, September 28, 1994 at 7:00 p.m. in the City Hall. MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Donald Bud Reber; Councilors Bob Loso, Ken Hiemenz, Stephanie Hazen, Ross Rieke; Clerk/Administrator Rachel Stapleton. OTHERS PRESENT: Dick Taufen, Al Stellmach, James Marthaler, Jeffrey Young, Ray Bechtold, Mike Sworski, Judy Weyrens, Mary Generous. Mayor Reber called the meeting to order at 7:07 p.m. and stated that the purpose of the meeting is to discuss a Special Use Permit request, Local Government Radio Frequency, and the 1995 Wage and Benefit Package. Minutes from the September 28, 1994 City Council meeting. SPECIAL USE PERMIT REQUEST: Al Stellmach discussed with the Council, his and his partner, Steve Hoffmann's request to renew the Special Use Permit of June 17, 1993, which allowed construction of 183 cold storage units on the property legally described as Lot 3, . Block 1, Neu Addition. The Council approved the extension for one year of the Special Use Permit request as recommended by the Planning Commission, with a motion by Hiemenz¡ seconded by Rieke. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hazen, Hiemenz. Nayes: None. Motion carried. LOCAL GOVERNMENT RADIO FREQUENCY: Dick Taufen discussed that the local government license for the radio frequencies needed to be renewed or to reapply for a license since the current one has lapsed. Taufen indicated that this license covers the local government frequencies including the police frequency. Hazen questioned why it had lapsed. Taufen indicated that the license is for a four year time period and it was unclear where the forms were sent. The Police Chief had indicated to Dick that he had sent in forms of application for the frequencies, but had not received a response yet. The Council discussed prevention of this type of occurrence in the future. Hiemenz questioned if this is the same frequency that Waite Park uses. Taufen indicated that it is. Hiemenz made a motion to reapply for the frequencies; seconded by Rieke. Discussion - Loso requested that the notification process is investigated. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hazen, Hiemenz. Nayes: None. Motion carried. 1995 , WAGE AND BENEFIT PACKAGE: Bob Loso, for the Personnel Committee discussed the employee requests and the Personnel . Committee's recommendations. He discussed the regular employees Page 1 , requests and recommendations along with the items that effect all . employees first with the Police Federation requests fOllowing. The following items which state all employees includes the Police Federation. 1. Wage increase - Employee request was 2.5% January 1 and an additional 2.5% July 1. Committee recommendation was 1.5% in January and 1.5% in July. Mayor Reber made a motion to approve the Personnel Committee's recommendation of wage increase of 1.5% January 1 and 1.5% July 1; seconded by Rieke. Hazen stated that this increase is to be spread throughout the entire step system. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hazen, Hiemenz. Nayes: None. Motion carried. 2. Employee request and Committee recommendation - Reduce the employee participation in health insurance premium to 15% of total premium / for all employees. Hazen made a motion to approve the Employees request and Committee's recommendation to reduce the employee participation in the health insurance premium to 15%; seconded by Rieke. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hazen, Hiemenz. Nayes: None. Motion carried. 3. Dental coverage - Not all employees are in favor of having full dental coverage but the Committee recommended that it is . offered with the City paying at the same rate of 15% as health insurance. As a group, all the employees would be required to have this insurance if it is offered. Discussion with the employees present indicated that the employees would be paying less than they currently are paying for the full premium on preventative dental. Most of the employees present indicated that they were not opposed to this benefit. Hazen stated that she was in favor of full dental coverage as a majority of the employees want it and made a motion to approve it; seconded by Rieke. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hazen, Hiemenz. Nayes: None. Motion carried. 4. Retroactive longevity pay for years prior to 1989, request was for $20 per year (currently it is at $10 per year prior to 1989), requested by employees and recommended by Committee. Mayor Reber moved to approve the request for all employees; seconded by Rieke. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hazen, Hiemenz. Nayes: None. Motion carried. 5. Callout policy requested by employees would return it to a two hour minimum. The Committee did not recommend. Hazen asked the reason for the increase. Marthaler stated that it should be worth two hours to the City for an employee to be called back to handle equipment or safely problems. Call outs require that the. Page 2 " . employee leave whatever he is doing, change clothes go to the problem, take care of it, clean up after it is taken care of and return home. The equipment and safety are costly items to the city and it should be worth two hours overtime. Mayor Reber indicated that most ca110uts are in the winter and will take longer than a few minutes. It was clarified that the two hours minimum is at time and one half. Loso made a motion to approve the request; seconded by Rieke. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hazen, Hiemenz. Nayes: None. Motion carried. 6. Floating holiday in honor of birthday requested by the employees (Federation employees already have this.) Mayor Reber made a motion to approve the request; seconded by Hazen. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hazen, Hiemenz. Nayes: None. Motion carried. 7. Request to increase sick leave to 10 hours per month. The Committee recommended denying this. Council discussed putting a cap of 96 hours per year on sick leave earned, as is the current amount with 8 hours per month earned. After further discussion Hazen made a motion to support the Committee's recommendation to deny the request; seconded by Loso. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hazen, Hiemenz. Nayes: None. Motion carried. . 8. Request for uniform allowance for office staff; Committee recommended denial. Council discussed with office employees who stated that the other employees get uniform allowance and some other cities have begun this practice. Mayor Reber stated that the office clothes can be worn outside of work. Other employee uniforms would not be appropriate clothing off the job. Hazen made a motion to deny the request¡ seconded by Loso. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hazen, Hiernenz. Nayes: None. Motion carried. 9. Request for comp time calculated at one and one half time for all employees is already implemented. Hazen requested to talk about exempt non-exempt employees later in the meeting. Loso discussed the cost to the City on the items as they are figured. He stated that the total package increase is $12,405.52. Loso then presented an amendment to the Personnel POlicy manual to clarify training and education hours to be paid. After discussion of the need to clarify that any hours of training beyond the mandatory training hours must be approved by the Council. Also approved was to pay overtime for training hours outside the regular . work hours along with transportation time be paid. Mileage will be paid at the current IRS rate. Page 3 with request the Council will consider it. Include in the first . paragraph of the amendment "Any training above the mandatory 48 hours in three years for police officers shall be subject to Council approval, and the first pp should be added to the paragraph in the personal manual. Check policy rate for mileage at IRS rate Loso made a motion to table until the revisions can be made for reviewal to the policy; seconded by Rieke. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hazen, Hiemenz. Nayes: None. Motion carried. The Council then considered the Police Federation 1995 contract requests. 1. Hiemenz made a motion to approve the request, as recommended by the Committee, to change article 20 DURATION of the contract to state that the agreement is in effect from January 1, 1994 through December 31, 1994 and shall remain in effect from year to year thereafter unless either party gives written notice 90 days prior to any anniversary date of its desire to amend or terminate the agreement. The motion was seconded by Rieke. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hazen, Hiemenz. Nayes: None. Motion carried. 2. Loso discussed the recommended increases as for the regular . employees. Hiemenz made a motion to approve a 1. 5% increase January 1 and 1 and July 1 as recommended by the Committee; seconded by Hazen. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hazen, Hiemenz. Nayes: None. Motion carried. Officer Jeff Young asked if the Police Federation gets any input. He questioned the negotiation process. Employees were requested to give feed back, and they did in a commendable manner. Rieke stated that the Personnel Committee met with the employees after receiving their requests and came away thinking that the only issue left to adjust was wages and felt that this should be a good year for the employees. Officer Young stated that the 1.5 per cent increase is considerably less than area police departments and requested to start the year off with at least 3.02% increase. Hazen discussed revenue restrictions and that the City receives LGA and Taxes mid year, as a response to the mid year increase. Loso stated that the Personnel Committee requested specific reasons for the wage and benefit increases. Rieke felt that this was not an arbitrary increase and he feels this is a fair offer. 3. The Council discussed that the step increases would be approved on recommendation of the Chief of Police at the anniversary dates. . Page 4 , , '. 4 and 5 are the same as the regular employees and approved for all employees at that time. 6. Police Federation requested to allow sick leave at 10 hours per month. Hazen made a motion to allow the Federation employees to accumulate 10 hour of sick leave per month not to exceed 96 hours per year of accumulation; seconded by Loso. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hazen, Hiemenz. Nayes: None. Motion carried. 7. Differential Pay change proposed was differential pay will be applied to regularly scheduled work hours from 5:00 p.m. through 7: 00 a. m. (Not to include overtime hours). It is payable in multiples of one hour, scheduled between 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. of the next day. The rate requested is $.25. Rieke made a motion to allow the change of hours allowed to 5:00 p.m. through 7:00 a.m. and increase the rate by $.10 to $.20 per hour differential pay. The motion was seconded by Loso. Discussion - Hiemenz made a motion to amend the hourly rate to $.15 per hour differential pay; seconded by Hazen. Vote on the amendment: Ayes: Reber, Loso, Hazen, Hiemenz. Nayes: Rieke. Motion carried. . Vote on the amended motion: Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hazen, Hiemenz. Nayes: None. Motion carried. 8. Uniform and equipment allowance requested increase was by $25 per quarter. Officer Young stated that the Federation was withdrawing that request. Hiemenz made a motion to accept the Federation's withdrawal of the clothing allowance request that they have submitted; seconded by Rieke. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hazen, Hiemenz. Nayes: None. Motion carried. 9. Request is to increase Christmas Eve to a full day holiday. The Personnel Committee's recommendation was to deny. Officer Young was requested for comment. He stated that this was not a high priority item. Loso made a motion to accept the Personnel Committee's recommendation to deny the request; seconded by Rieke. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hazen, Hiemenz. Nayes: None. Motion carried. Hiemenz requested clarification that the amendment to the Personnel Policy manual on training time would apply to all employees. . Mayor Reber thanked the Personnel Committee of Loso and Rieke Page 5 for good job and report given. . Hazen requested clarification of the change in exempt non-exempt employees and the effect. Hiemenz commented on the various problems and situations, along with allowances to work at home in some instances, and the need for flexibility. Mayor Reber asked the Personnel Committee to check with the City Attorney on this matter. NORTHLAND ADDITION PLAT THREE AND DEVELOPERS AGREEMENT: Hiemenz made a motion to approve Northland Addition Plat Three and the Developer's Agreement¡ seconded by Rieke. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hazen, Hiemenz. Nayes: None. Motion carried. ASSESSOR'S SALARY REQUEST: Council considered the request of Ollie Lesnick to increase his salary by the amount of new properties. Hazen stated that she thought the Council had increased his salary recently. Council requested that the assessor's salary increase history be presented to them. Hazen asked the status of evaluations, and if the Council was going to do them. Rieke stated that he and Loso have reviewed some evaluation forms and that he feels inadequate to evaluate the employees. Mayor Reber concurred. Rieke also stated that . he felt that the employees should be receiving some feed back from the Council and talking to the employees. Hazen questioned if the Council is going to do it or not. Hiemenz stated that a bench mark should be set for them to let them know what is expected of them. The Personnel Committee agreed to confer on this matter. Hazen made a motion to adjourn at 9:25 p.m.¡ seconded by Rieke. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hazen, Hiemenz. Nayes: None. Motion carried. ~;é¿~ Rachel Stap eton Clerk/Administrator . Page 6 Overtime and Callouts September 9 thru September 29, 1994 . Brad LindRren Brad Meyer 09-29-94 2.00 hrs Core Mtg. 09-21-94 2.00 hrs Court Comp Balance 43.50 hrs Comp Balance 17.50 hrs Holiday Balance 21.50 hrs Holiday Balance 10.00 hrs Vacation Balance 44.50 hrs Vacation Balance 60.00 hrs Jeff YounR Brian Klinefelter 09-09-94- 1. 50 hrs Arrest Comp Balance 34.00 hrs Holiday Balance 10.00 hrs Comp Balance 21.50 hrs Vacation Balance 40.00 hrs Holiday Balance 10.00 hrs Vacation Balance 40.00 hrs Jean Gustin Ray Bechtold 09-12-94- 4.00 hrs Burglary 09-15-94 2.00 hrs Court 09-10-94 2.00 hrs weekend work 09-15-94- 1.00 hrs DUI 09-11-94- 2.00 hrs weekend work Comp Balance 34-.25 hrs . Camp Balance 1.00 hrs Holiday Balance 10.00 hrs Vacation Balance 153.00 hrs Vacation Balance 20.00 hrs Mary Generous Mike Sworski 09-13-94- 4-.00 hrs Election 09-17/18 4.00 hrs weekend wrk 09-24/25 4.00 hrs weekend wrk Comp Balance 11.00 hrs Vacation Balance 4.00 hrs Comp Balance 13.00 hrs Vacation Balance 0.00 hrs Dick Taufen Rachel Stapleton Comp Balance 60.00 hrs Vacation Balance 221.00 hrs 09-13-94- 6.50 hrs Election 09-26-94- 2.00 hrs Council mtg Judy Weyrens 09-28-94- 2.50 hrs Council mtg 09-13-94- 6.5 hrs Election Vacation Balance 86.00 hrs 09-15-94- 3.5 hrs Council Mtg Comp Balance 23.00 hrs 09-19-94- 1.5 hrs Planning Cm Vacation Balance 120.00 hrs Jim Marthaler Comp Balance 53.75 hrs Vacation Balance 137.00 hrs Comp Balance 34.00 hrs . ... -~-- . MINNESOTA 1 October 1994 DESIGN TEAM Judy Weyrens City of St. Joseph P.O. Box 668 Affiliated Organizations AIA-MN St. Joseph, Minnesota 56374 American Institute of Architects - Minnesota Screening Visit RE: MnAPA Minnesota Chapter, American Planning Dear Judy, Association MASLA .innesota Chapter, The Steering Committee of the Minnesota Design, after reviewing applications merican Society of for Spring 1995 visits, recommended that a screening visit be made to St. Landscape Architects Local and Urban Affairs Joseph. The screening visit is the second step in the application process, and Program provides an opportunity for the Design Team to learn more about your com- St, Cloud State University Minnesota Extension munity and its needs. At the same time, it is a chance for the community to Service learn more about the MDT and the process we use. In the end, the screening Hubert H. Humphrey visit is the best way for us to understand if the Design Team can be a benefit to Institute of Public Affairs your community. University of Minnesota MCDS Minnesota Community {As:wediSC1lSsed,the'sçreeningvisirhas 'beetisetförB OctÓber;c1994;ä19:30 Development Society ',à.m.,futheÇityÇouncil-;€hambers. Two or three members of the MDT would like to meet with you, representatives of the group who assembled your appli- cation, individuals or groups that wrote letters in support of the application, and anyone else who might be interested or have something to tell us about St. 275 Market Street Joseph. The meeting is very informal; we have several questions we will ask Suite 54 the group to provide us with a better understanding of the issues and opportu- ~eapolis, linnesota nities facing St. Joseph, the level of understanding of the MDT process, and the 55405 amount of support for a visit. The meeting should not last more than 90 min- 612.339.3577 utes. 612.338.7981 FAX Judy WeyrefIB City of St. Joseph, Minnesota 1 October 1994 Page 2 . The members of the screening team will report back to the MDT Steering Committee on 12 October. At that time, we will be making the decision about Spring 1995 visits. Please call me at (612)835-9960 if you have any questions. Sincerely, -~ ....... I Michael Schroeder, Chair . . , r_ V I RAJI<OWSKI HANS¡VUIER LTJJ, '1/"",,, " L,. Reply to: st. Cloud --VIA FAX-- ST. CLOUD 1 t S~v~oth AVQnu~ No,th october 4, 1994 1',0. Box 14:13 51, CJnud, MN 5a302rl~3j Ms. Rachel stapleton &121251'1055 st. Joseph city Clerk 800'445'9611 City Hall FAX 612'251'5&96 P.O. Box 668 St. Joseph, MN 56374 MINNEA\>OLI5 RE: Contributions by the City to Private 29()4 PI.~ð vn Charitable Organizations 4S Sollth S~vCJ\th 5t"~t Our File No. 16,395 Minno:poU., MN 55402-1620 Dear Rachel; 612'329'9206 800·445'9617 It is my understanding that the City Council wanted FAXC,lZ1251'S696 further direction with regard to the question as to . whether or not the Council may authorize donations of City funds to private charitable organizatiQns. Generally, expenditures of pUblic funds are controlled fRAN~ I. RIi/KQWS/(J . by the "Public PUT-pose Doctrine" which permits (;O,WON H, HANôMo/öR e~enditures only in the fu~th~rançe of a public FJW;mUC;K f... GII.UNi<~ purpose or where the expenditure is specifically TIIOM,IS C. !OVJ\NOV¡I;H authorized by statute or a provision of a home rule fOIlN H SCHollo/( charter city. st. Joseph is not ~ home rule charter city so that provision does not apply. There is no PAm A. RArKr1W~"r specific statutory authority for a contribution to a K~V/N F, GRAY private charitable organization. That leaves the W¡¡'¡.IAM f. CJ\SHMAN consideration of this issue in the hands of the Public . Purpose Doctrinè. DAV¡D T. SHAY ¡~fC;HAJ(() W. S08.1LY¡\n/~o The Minnesota courts hav$ rêcognized that there is no MIC!llIrl. c. l.J\/lWW.)(l precise definition for a pUblic purpose expenditure. Most of the court decisions dealing with this issue relate to economic development expenditures. The courts have generally recognized that the Public ¡"'¡'1¡'~ H,1<b~lY, M.D.. fAC.I'. Purpose Doctrine is met if the activity funded will M£DI<'A\ CoN5IJ<rANT result in a benefit to the community as a body while "'"noN H, Þ!""¡~A[¡¡¡¡' I~ AI.1M!1"n~) 1<> rM<;"~c relating to the functions of government. The mere fact iN NO<\TI~ DAKOTA AND WJ~~'O."SIN, that a privata interest will derive an incidental PAIII A R.o\IJo;I;>WðK1 IN Wlða>l<"," benafi~ Þy the expenàit~re is permissible if the A.NC> WILliAM], CA.,HMAN IN SouTII DAk~'A. primary purpose of the expenditure is pUblic. ~MJ!ð~"W AM6nl<::Af'J RD Or TRiAl, Ac>VOVIn.I , < ~ Ms. Raohel Stapleton . October 4, 1994 Page -2- The courts have also recognized that expenditures must be looked at on a case by case basis. The circumstances specific to a case will qovern. Generally, the Public Purpose Dootrine has ~een broadly construed. The courts have given great deference to the decision of a city Council in this regard. There is a presumption that the expenditure is proper¡ although that presumption is certainly reÞuttable. The history of the court decisions reqardin~ this issue indicate that a broadening of the Public Purpose Doctrine has occurred. Expenditures which would not have been permissible 70 years ago now appear to be recognized as a permissible pUblic purpose. I have had an opportunity to review a copy of the Attorney General's opinion from 1934 dealing with this issue (AG opinion 1934.99) . That particular issue dealt with the city of Faribault's intent to make a donation to a community chest fund, the Faribault Visiting Nurse Association, an~ the Faribault Baseball Association. The first two organizations were recognized as incorporated, non-profit associations. . The city of Faribault was a home rule charter city¡ and the charter did not specifically authorize an expenditure to a private charitable orqanìzatìon. Therefore, the Attorney General's Office reached its conclusion based upon the issue of public purpose. The Attorney General's office reached the following conclusion: "However, we do not believé that the time has come where the diversion of public funds or public property to such organizations for the purpose of carrying on their admittedly good and quasi public work would be sustained by our courts in the absence of specifio statutory Q~ charter authority. . .. .. You are, therefore, advised that unless expressly authorized by charter or statutory provision, a munioipal corporation has no authority to appropriate or give away public monies as donations to any person, corporation or private institution not under ãirect control of such municipality so making such donation or appropriation. II I do wish to point out that this opinion dates back to 1934. . Certainly, the hard and fast rules once applied witb regard to the PUblic Purpose Doctrine have sinca been relaxed. From my V . Ms. Rachel Stapleton october 4, 1994 Page -3- research, I am unaware of &ny court decisions dealing with this type of expenditure having been reported since 1934. Although I do believe that there are circumstanùês where a contribution to a private foundation or charitable organization could have such broad-reaching public benefit to the community as a whole so as to justify the contribution, I am not convinced that the contribution requested under these circumstances would rise to that level of pUblic p~rpose. Therefore, it would be my recommendation that the Council follow the past recommendations of the Attorney General's office with regard to the circumstances currently before the Council. Very truly yours, IER LTD. . H. Scherer JHS/baz L'\aøn\16395\àf~OQ4~4.D¡¡ I V . MEMO DATE: October 4, 1994 TO: Honorable Mayor, Members or the Council FROM: Dick Taufen, Public Works Director RE: Part Time help Due to the unusual fall, I am requesting an extension for the part time help. We- currently have one part time helper, Gary Donabauer. I am requesting help for the rollowing reasons: 1. We are busy cleaning sanitary sewers and it takes three people to do this effectively and sarely. 2. The grass is still growing and needs to be cut. . 3. The parks have not been closed and need to be cleaned before closing. 4. Various miscellaneous jobs need to be completed. Therefore, I am requesting a six week extension, allowing Gary Donabauer to continue working for an additional six weeks at 30 hours per week. I am also requesting that the Counci I consider part time help during the snow season. This would be especially helpful in snow removal of sidewalks and snow hauling. I have discussed this matter with Gary Donabauer, and he would be willing to work on an on call basis, only employing him after a snow fall. If you have any questions.. or need additional information, please contact me. Thank you. ...... . . MEMO DATE: October 4, 1994 TO: Honorable Mayor, Members of the Council FROM: Dick Taufen, Public Works Director RE: Crosswalk - West of 2nd Ave NW At the September 15, 1994 City Council meeting I was directed to paint a crosswalk on the West side of 2nd Avenue NW. As this is a County Road, I contacted Marv stransky and Doug Weiszhaar of the County Engineer's Office. They had the following recommendation: Remove the curb on the south side of Minnesota street and install a handicap ramp and a section of sidewalk to meet the one that is there. . They will not go along with a crosswalk dumping on the street ramp that is currently in place. What are the wishes of the Council? ~r . COUNTY OF STEARNS environmental Service:5 :.J)eparlmenl Administration Center Rm 343 . 705 Courthouse Square · St. Cloud, MN 56303 612-656-3613 · Fax 612-656-6130 TO: Township Clerks City Clerks FROM: Stearns County Board of Commissioners DATE: October 3, 1994 RE: Notice of Public Hearing and Notice of Intent to Enact an Ordinance On Tuesday, October 18,1994, beginning at 1:00 p.m. the Stearns County Board of Commissioners shall hold a public hearing regarding Stearns County Ordinance Number 170. The public hearing will be held in the County Board Room, Stearns County Administration Center, 705 Courthouse Square, St Cloud, Minnesota. . The purpose of Ordinance 170 is to amend Stearns County Ordinance 147 by adopting the revised Flood Insurance Study for the unincorporated areas of Stearns County and by adopting the revised Flood Insurance Rate Maps for the unincorporated areas of Stearns County. For your information and review, I have enclosed a copy of Ordinance 147. Please note that the present text of Ordinance 147 is in the left column and the proposed changes are in the right column. If you have any questions in regard to the proposed Ordinance, you may contact the Stearns County Environmental Services Department, Stearns County Administration Center, Room 343, 705 Courthouse Square, St Cloud, Minnesota. All interested persons are invited to attend said hearing or submit written testimony prior to the public hearing date. Written testimony should be submitted to the Stearns County Environmental Services Department, Stearns County Administration Center, Room 343, 705 Courthouse Square, St Cloud, Minnesota 56303. Sincerely, Commissioners . BY: ~ Don Adams, Director,Environmental Services (JopV o~ 0 Vc c1 :y¡ "in," : <f- Prey" s ~d _ (?¡;q A'fj e S -J,. ¡)¿I/I. II é'ht.. e h "'L--j '-rel f 5Ó f.-t -Iv ¡J/q/¡/-1 rrz, {?c;:7~hu S S' O~ "875-2984 Affirmative Action I Equal Opportunity Employer