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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1996 [03] Mar 21 {Book 09} , - - ,Á/ v~ CITY OF ST. JOSEPH 21 First Avenue NW P.O. Box 668, St. Joseph, MN 56374 (612) 363-7201 Fax: 363-0342 CITY COUNCIL MEETING March 21, 1996 - 7:00 P.M. MAYOR Dona]d "Bud" Reher AGENDA CLEHK! 1. Call to Order ADMINISTHATOH Rachel Stapleton 2. Approve Agenda 3. CONSENT AGENDA COUNCILOHS a) Approve Minutes - March 7 Ross Rieke b) Recreation Equipment Request Bob Loso c) St. Joseph Fire Dept. Gambling License Ken Hiemenz d) 4th of July Parish - 3.2 Beer and Gambling Licenses Cory Ehlert e) Rec. Assoc. Gambling License - La Playette .- f) Ordinance Amendment 52.13 - Parking Lot Surface 4. Bills Payable & Overtime and Callouts - 5. Mayor Reports 6. Council Reports 7 . 7:30 P.M. - City Engineer Joe Bettendorf Reports 8. 8:00 P.M. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 9. 8:15 P.M. Recess 10. Clerk/Administrator Reports a) Nuisance Ordinance b) Parking Ban c) d) Other Matters of Concern 11. Adjourn - - ·Jl/ v~ CITY OF ST. JOSEPH 21 First Avenue NW P.O. Box 668, St. Joseph, MN 56374 MEMO/FAX (612) 363-7201 Fax: 363-0342 DATE: March 18, 1996 TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the Council MAYOR Donald "Bud" Reher FROM: Rachel Stapleton SUBJECT: March 21 City Council Meeting CLEHK! ADMINISTHATOH ------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- Rachel Stapleton 3 a. No corrections were received for the minutes of the March 7 meeting. COUNCILOHS Ross Rieke 3 b. In your packet you will find a copy of the summer Boh Loso recreation information. On the back of the budget is a Ken Hiemcnz request for equipment. Approval is requested for $486.59 Cory Ehlert for budgeted equipment. . 3 c. The St. Joseph Volunteer Fire Department has made application for an exemption from gambling license for raffles and pull-tabs, for an event to be held at the La Playette on April 19, 1996. 3 d. The Church of St. Joseph has made application for an exemption from Gambling License for the Fourth of July Celebration; effective dates of the exemption are July 3 & 4, 1996. The Church is also making application for a four day on sale non-intoxicating malt liquor (3.2 beer) license from July 2 - July 6, 1996. 3 e. St. Joseph Recreational Association has made application for a renewal of their gambling license for the La Playette. Copy is in packet. 3 f. An amendment to the ordinance regulating parking lot surfaces has been on the table for some time. Parking lot surface 10 a. A proposed nuisance ordinance is included in your packet for your consideration. This is an ordinance prepared by the League of Minnesota Cities. - - ,- r- j . 1996 St. Joe Summer rec. Projected Budget Revenue: City of St. Joe $8,420.00 Membership Fees (Est. 230at @ $20.00) $4,600.00 Total revenue $13,020.00 Revenue $13,020.00 Staff Expenses: Wages $7,500.00 Benefits $250.00 Payroll Taxes $535.00 Total Staff $8,285.00 Supplies Office Supplies $100.00 Ball Equipment $700.00 . Arts and Crafts $100.00 T-shirts (@ 230) $1,219.00 Total Supplies $2,119.00 Support Services Telephone $150.00 Printing $100.00 Travel/Busing $1,000,00 Total Support Services $1,250.00 Other Insurance, Adm., and Support $1,250.00 Total Other Expenses $1,250.00 Total Expenses $12,904.00 - Expenses $12,904.00 - Net Income $116.00 ..... 1 . EQUIPMENT REQUEST Palos Sports Inc, 12235 South Harlem Ave, Palos Heights, IL 60463 Model # Item Quantity Cost Total 15567 Loosh Lawn Darts 1 22.95 $22,95 10518 Koosh Flyer Game Set 1 14.95 $14.95 11030 Rainbow 9" Flying Disk(Set) 1 9,95 $ 9.95 36124 Colored Mesh Bags 2 5.95 $11.90 36160 Deluxe Team Bags 2 44.95 $89,90 37104 Mini Basketballs 5 6,95 $34.75 ~ .~ 43204 LLB 1 Little League Baseball 12 3,50 $42.00 . 43816 Official League Baseball 12 2.25 $26,90 35196 Folding Goals (4'W x 3'H) 2 37.95 $75,90 21017 9" Lightweight Plastic Cones 4 1,20 $ 4,80 21022 12" Lightweight Plastic Cones 4 2.10 $ 8.40 35101 Deluxe School Hockey Set 1 99.95 $99,95 TOTAL $442.35 10% SHIPPING & HANDLING 44.24 GRAND TOTAL 5486.59 ST. JOSEPH SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM DAUE HIEDEMAN & JOE PAUKOUICH - CITY OFFICES - ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 .-, . ! I . . 1995$t. Joe Summer Rec. Year End Summary I Report Dave Hiedeman - Program Director I feel that w~ had a very successful summer. Our objectives were met, and everyone seemed to enjoy our program greatly. There also seemed to be very few negative aspects to our program throughout the summer. We had a very hard working staff that made it an enjoyable summer for everyone involved with our program. Here is a brief summary of our' programs that were offered to the children. Morning Programs Arts & Crafts & Games - We had 30 kids register for this with a daily attendance of about 20. I feel that this was a nice addition to our program. Còoking Club - We had 20 kids.registered with a daily attendance of about 15. Basketball- We had 65 kids registered with a daily attendance of about 40. . We had K-3 one day and 4-8 grade on the other day. Floor Hockev - We had 45 kids registered, and a daily attendance of about 30. Bowling - We had 44 kids registered, and a daily attendance of about 35. This was an extremely successful program! Soccer - We had 55 kids registered, with a daily attendance of about 40. Tennis - There were 31 kids registered with a daily attendance of about 15. Ball Programs Barn Barn Ball - There were 13 kids registered, with a daily attendance of about 10. T - 8 a II - There were 40 kids registered with a daily attendance of about 25 Baseball - There were 65 kids registered with a daily attendance of about 45. We also took some of the kids to games in Albany, and Albany also came to Millstream to play us. - - Softball - There were 30 kids registered with a daily attendance of about 25. The team finished with a record of 9 wins and 2 losses. We also hosted a tournament at Millstream, in which we took first place. We also finished in 2nd place at a tournament in A van. 1995 St. Joe Summer Rec. . Year End Summary I Report Dave Hiedeman - Program Director Special Events Golf - We went to the V.A. course 2 times, taking about 5-10 kids each time. Summerland - We took about 25 kids to Summerland in St. Cloud. We had a great day! Twins Game - We took about 30 kids to a Twins baseball game in July. Vallevfair - We took about 20 kids to Valleyfaìr. All City Picnic - We had a great turnout of about 250 people. Everyone had a terrific time with carnival games. the food, and the door prizes. We also had the moon walk, a dunk tank. and a water balloon toss. Budget We did come up about $1,000.00 over our budget. but I think that was mostly . because of our new programs and the start up costs for them. It may have also come from our busing costs, some of which we have not had in the past. Such as taking baseball teams to Albany, and we also had more road softball games. In the future, we would either budget more for transportation, or do some fUnd raising to cover the cost. Summary I thought that it was nice to have our ball programs at Millstream Park, I would like to get our softbaH down there next year to if that would be possible. The time schedule that we. had set up seemed to work very well too. There were a few areas of concern that I had al-so. I feel that we could have been better prepared for our arts & crafts, and cooking club. I would also need to get started earlier next summer with raising money for our busing, and finding sponsors for our baseball teams. Overall I feel that we had a very successful summer, and I enjoyed it greatly! I hope to get a chance to do this again next summer and for years to come. Thank you for your support. - - · >. 1 , __ 996 Summer Rec. Schedule and Special Events PROGRAMS I ACTIVITIES TIME M T W R Softball (9-15 yr. olds) 9:00-10:15 X X X X Barn-Barn Ball (3-4 yr. olds) 10:30-11:00 X X X T-Ball (5-6 yr. olds) 10:30-11:00 X X X X Baseball (7-9 yr. olds) 11 :15-12:30 X X X X Baseball ( 10-12 yr. olds) 11:15-12:30 X X X X Soccer ( 6-14 yr. olds) 1 :30-2:30 X Volleyball ( 9-14 yr. olds) 1 :30-2:30 X Floor Hockey (6-14 yr. olds) 2:45-3:45 X X Basketball (6-14 yr. olds) 2:45-3:45 X X Cooking Club(1 st and 3rd Thursdays) 1 :30-2:30 X Bowling 1 :30-2:30 X eArts and Crafts(2nd and 4th Thursdays) 1 :30-2:30 X Special Events: GOLF(V A Course) - Every Other Friday MOVIE DA Y(City Hall) One Friday per month. SUMMERLAND - June 28th, Cost is $10.00 TWINS GAME - July 17th, Cost is $5.00 ALL CITY PICNIC - Thursday, August 8th TENNIS CAMP - JULY 29th, 30th, 31st and August 1st, 5th,6th,and7th - Cost $10.00 - - · PROGRAM INFORMATION SHEET SOFTBALL: Softball will be held at Millstream Park on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 9:00 am to 10:15 am, It will be open to girls from ages 9 to 15, We will work on the fundamentals of softball. BAM-BAM BALL: Bam-bam ball will be held at Millstream Park on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 10:30-11 :00, It is designed for preschoolers(ages 3&4). They will learn positions, base running, and batting. BASEBALL (7-9): This program will be held at Millstream Park on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 11 :15-12:30. It is open to anyone ages 7-9. We will work on the fundamentals of baseball. We will also get some games scheduled with local teams for this group, BASEBALL (10-12): This program will be held at Millstream Park on Monday,Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 11: 15-12:30,· We will work on the fundamentals of baseball, along with base running and pitching,We will also get some games scheduled with local teams for this group. T-BALL: T-ball will be held at Millstream Park on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and . Thursday from 10:30-11 :00. We will work on positions, batting, and base running. SOCCER: Will be held on Monday from 1 :30-2:30 behind Kennedy Elementary. Members will be split up according to age and put on to teams. We will work on passing, dribbling, and positions. VOLLEYBALL: Will be held at Centennial Park on Tuesday from 1 :30-2:30. It is open to anyone ages 9-14. FLOOR HOCKEY: Will be held on Monday and Wednesday at Kennedy Elementary from 2:45-3:45. The 6-9 year aids will play on Monday, and the 10-14 year aids will play on Wednesday, BASKETBALL: Will be held at Kennedy Elementary on Tuesday and Thursday from 2:45- 3:45. The 6-9 year aids will play on Tuesday, and the 10-14 year aids will play on Thursday. COOKING CLUB & ARTS and CRAFTS: Cooking Club will be held on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays. Arts and Crafts will be held on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays. They will be held at Centennial Park from 1 :30-2:30, - BOWLING: Will be held at the Elpaso from 1 :30-2:30 on Wednesdays, - If you have questions concerning any of these programs please call Dave Hiedeman at 250-6934. ~> A , . . REGISTRATION I EMERGENCY FORM Child's Name Address City State_ Zip Date of Birth Age_ Grade Sex Parent or Guardian Home Phone Work Phone Alternative Contact Person Phone Doctor Office Phone Insurance Company Policy Number Any restriction of activity for medical reasons: Yes_ No - Please Explain: . Persons authorized to pick up child Please indicate the activities your child will be attending this summer. Barn-Barn Ball Soccer Volleyball_ T-Ball Floor Hockey Bowling Baseball(7-9) Basketball Arts&Crafts Baseball(10-12) Cooking Club Girls Softball(9-15) The program will run from June 10th through August 8th. The fee will be $20.00 for as many programs as you would like to register for. The deadline for registration is June 1st. -- - T-Shirt Size (Adult): Small Medium Large X-Large . . CONSENT FOR THE RELEASE OF INFORMATION · I, authorize the City of St. Joseph to (Parent or Guardian) disclose to St. Joseph and St. Wendel Townships the following information: Names and addresses of participants in order to collect funds from the townships to support the recreation program, I understand that my records are protected under state and federal privacy regulations and cannot be disclosed without my written consent unless other wise provided for by law, I also understand that I may cancel this consent at any time prior to the information being released and that in any event this consent form expires automatically 90 days after signing, . Signed this day of ,19_, X · (Signature of individual authorizing release.) X (Signature of Witness) (Month/Day/Y ear) ************************************************************************************ RELEASE FORM: Please read and sign I agree to release the St, Joe Rec. Department, its employees, and the City of St. Joseph of all liability related to accidents or injuries which might occur while participating in various activities. I also give my permission for emergency medical procedures to be administered if I cannot be contacted in the event of an emergency. Signature of parent or guardian **************************************************************************************************** Check # Amount T-Shirt Received Mail to: City Offices · 21 NW 1 st Ave. St. Joseph, MN 56374 ACKNOWLEDGMENT GAMBLING PREMISES"'AUTHORIZATION ., ,',. .. .'" t I HEREBY GIVE CONSÊN~ TO LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENTbFFICER~¡THE GAM~LING CONTROL BOARD, OR AGE OF THE BOARD/OR'THE:~COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE OR PUBLIC,~A~ETY / OR AGENTS OF THE COMMISSIONE . TO ENTER THE",PREMISES' TO 'ENFORCE' THE LAW-;" 'u ·_ç~<~t~O'~c _c__._,. .~~-, .. "" - -o~ 'i",~-'-i";:---,: - BANK RECORDS INFORMATION - .-------~ THE GAMBLING CONTRÒL.BOARD IS AUTHORIZED TO INSPECT' THE 'BANK' RECORDS'.OF THE GAMBLING ACCOUNT" WHENEVER NECESSARY TO "FULFILL REQUIREMENTS' OF CURRENT'GAMBLING-RULES,;ANri STATUTES. I DECLARE THAT:" I HAVE READ THIS APPLICATION AND ALL INFORMATION'SUBMITTED'Ì'O: THE i,'GAMBL ING CONTROL r:-__, _ _ ALL INFORMATION IS TRUE/ ACCURATE AND COMPLETE¡¡ ALL OTHER REQUIRED INFORMATION HAS BEEN FULLY DISCLgSED¡ I AM THE CHIEF'EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF THE ORGANIZATION¡ I ASSUME FULLRES,PONSIBILITY FOR THE FAIR AND LAWFUL: OPERATION' OF ALL GAMBLING ACTIVITIES. TOBE:'CONbUCTED¡ yC -~-~~--.-'~·f,- _/~~~~l-' _~~-:·1<f:;~1-Y: ~l~i- I WILL FAMILIARIZE MYSELF- WITH THE LAWS OF MINNESOTA"GOVERNING LAWFUL GAMBLING AND RULES;-c' OF THE GAMBLING CONTROL BOARD AND AGREE, IF 'ISSUED\A':PREMISES PERMIT / TO ABIDE. THOSE LAWS AND RULES/INCLUDING AMENDMENTS TO THEM¡ ~"L ~ ~ i . ANY CHANGES IN APPLICATION INFORMATION WILL BE SUBMITTED TO THE GAMBLINGCONTROL'BOARDAND:¡ LOCAL UNIT OF GOVERNMENT WITHIN TEN DAYS OF THE CHANGE¡ "'""o..:~ = I UNDERSTAND THAT FAILURE TO PROVIDE REQUIRED INFORMATION OR PROVIDING FALSE OR MISLEADING INFORMATION MAY RESULT IN THE DENIAL OR REVOCATION OF THE PREMISES PERMIT. - ~{: - . -:-? , -. ~--:- ~ "'-' -:--; LOCAL GOVERNMENT. ACKNOWLEDGMENT . ~ .. ~ l. THE CITY*MUST· SIGN'THIS APPLICATION IF THE GAMBLING PREMISES IS LOCATED WITHIN CITY . LIMITS . c~ ~. -- - .---~_ _-~_ ~ _ __-_~ 1 _ 2. THE COUNTY * * AND TOWNSHIP** MUST SIGN THIS APPLICATION IF THE GAMBLING PREMISES IS LOCATED' WITHIN ':i;.' ,TOWNSHIP .c-; ~ T- , ,'d,;'",' -,.. --¡ i -1'~' - . , 3. FOR TOWNSHIPS THAT ARE UNORGANIZED OR UNINCORPORATED¡"THECOUNrY** IS REQUIRED TO ATTACH A LETTER TO THIS APPLICATION INDICATING THE TOWNSHIPS STATUS. 4. THE LOCAL UNIT OF GOVERNMENT (CITY OR COUNTY) MUST PASS A RESOLUTION SPECIFICALLY APPROVING OR DENYING THIS APPLICATION. S . A COPY OF THE LOCAL UNIT OF GOVERNMENT'S RESOLUTION APPROVING THIS APPLICATION MUST BE· ATTACHED TO THIS APPLICATION. 6. IF THIS APPLICATION IS DENIED BY THE LOCAL UNIT OF GOVERNMENT/ IT SHOULD NOT BE SUBMITTED TO THE GAMBLING CONTROL BOARD. - - . - - . -. , - ~ - - - - TOWNSHIP: BY SIGNATURE BELOW/· THE TOWNSHIP ACKNOWLEDGES THAT THE ORGANIZATION IS APPLYING FOR A PREMISES PERMIT WITHIN TOvmSHIP LIMITS. CITY* OR COUNTY** TOWNSHIP * *' - .. - -",= ~ ,~ " ~ I . TOWNSHIP NAME I APPLICATION I SIGNATURE OF PERSON RECEIVING APPLICATION I ' TITLE .... DATE RECEIVED I TITLE DATE RECEIVED QlexKjA¿?lî;~'~¡ HI 10 V"'-- :3 -/ f-9 Þ I REFER TO THE CHECKLIST FOR REQUIRED ATTACHMENTS MAIL TO: GAMBLING CONTROL BOARD 1711 W COUNTY RDB - SUITE 300 S ROSEVILLE, MN 55113 < . . AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE 52.13 The city council for the city of st. Joseph hereby ordains: That section 52.13, Subd. 5 of the st. Joseph Code of Ordinances is hereby amended by the recision of that subdivision and enacting the following Section 52.13, Subd. 5 in its place: Subd. 5: Parkinq Lot Standards. In all districts where off-street parking lots are permitted or required such off-street parking shall be constructed and maintained subject to the following regulations: a) Adequate ingress and egress shall be provided. b) Such parking lots shall be constructed and maintained in a useab1e condition, with a hard surface consisting of concrete, bituminous, pavement or paver stone designed to drain and dispose of surface water. Recycled bituminous or concrete shall be prohibited except as permitted in an industrial area by special use permit or variance. . c) Whenever such parking lot boundary adjoins property zoned for residential use, a setback of fifteen (15) feet from said lot line shall be required, and maintained. d) Necessary curbs or other protection against damages to adjoining properties, streets and sidewalks shall be provided and maintained. e) Plans for the construction of any such parking lot must be approved by the Planning commission before construction is started. No such land shall be used for parking until approved by the Planning commission. These standards shall not be applicable to parking provided for single family or two family residences, public parks or other publicly owned property. Parking lot standards for industrial uses may be subject to variance or modification by the conditional use permit for the specific industrial use. In considering a request for variance or modification, the City .~ shall consider the location of the property, size of the parking - area, use of the parking area, adjacent property uses and the impact on the general well being of the community. Alternative . surfaces which may be permitted in an industrial area are limited to Class 2 crushed granite or recycled bituminous or concrete which conforms to the requirements of MN/DOT specification 3138 with visual evidence of further consolidation. Parking lots existing on or before January 1, 1996, do not have to be brought into compliance with these standards until such time as any of the following events occur. (a) a new structure is constructed on the property served by the parking loti (b) an addition is constructed to any existing structure located on the property served by the parking loti (c) A change in use of the property served by the parking lot occurs which results in a remodeling of the structure requiring the issuance of a building permit. . This Ordinance Amendment is passed this ____ day of , 1995, by the City council for the City of st. Joseph. Clerk/Administrator Mayor N:\city\stjoe\af030295.251 ..... ..... , . Mar 1996 checf Register h Page 1 n 4:44 PM City 0 St. Josep March 21, 1996 he Transaction Batch mber Name Comments Amount Fund Depart Obj Name 2198 AT & T long distance 10.98 101 42151 321 ins-mar 2199 DESIGN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS repair hour meter 32.40 602 49480 230 ins-mar 2200 ERKENS ALL SEASONS SERVICE cleaning service 69.23 101 41941 300 ins-mar 2200 ERKENS ALL SEASONS SERVICE cleaning service 69.22 101 41942 300 ins-mar 2201 FIRST STATE BANK collection fee 1.25 601 49440 310 ins-mar 2201 FIRST STATE BANK collection fee 1.25 602 49490 310 ins-mar 2201 FIRST STATE BANK collection fee 1.25 603 43230 310 ins-mar 2202 HElM, ROBERT merger fees 70.50 101 41910 451 ins-mar 2203 KINKO'S copies, tanker grant 3.75 105 42210 200 ins-mar 2204 MOTOROLA MIDWEST PAGER REPAIR pager repair 37.50 105 42250 230 ins-mar 2206 TRUSTEE INDUSTRIAL FUND health insurance 594.35 101 41430 131 ins-mar ?206 TRUSTEE INDUSTRIAL FUND health insurance 283.43 101 41530 131 ins-mar ?206 TRUSTEE INDUSTRIAL FUND health insurance 1,469.65 101 42120 131 ins-mar 2206 TRUSTEE INDUSTRIAL FUND health insurance 847.02 101 43120 131 ins-mar 2206 TRUSTEE INDUSTRIAL FUND health insurance 121.47 101 45202 131 ins-mar ?206 TRUSTEE INDUSTRIAL FUND health insurance 444.09 601 49440 131 ins-mar ?206 'TRUSTEE INDUSTRIAL FUND health insurance 221.05 602 49480 131 ins-mar ~206 TRUSTEE INDUSTRIAL FUND dental insurance 54.82 101 41430 132 ins-mar ~206 TRUSTEE INDUSTRIAL FUND dental insurance 15.94 101 41530 132 ins-mar :206 TRUSTEE INDUSTRIAL FUND dental' insurance 169.12 101 42120 132 ins-mar ~206 TRUSTEE INDUSTRIAL FUND dental insurance 77.92 101 43120 132 ins-mar :206 TRUSTEE INDUSTRIAL FUND dental insurance 15.94 101 45202 132 ins-mar '~RUSTEE INDUSTRIAL FUND dental insurance 46.19 601 49440 132 ins-mar . IRUSTEE INDUSTRIAL FUND dental insurance 23.10 602 49490 132 ins-mar .206 TRUSTEE INDUSTRIAL FUND life insurance 16.62 101 41430 133 ins-mar 206 TRUSTEE INDUSTRIAL FUND life insurance 3.25 101 41530 133 ins-mar .206 TRUSTEE INDUSTRIAL FUND life insurance 26.75 101 42120 133 ins-mar 206 TRUSTEE INDUSTRIAL FUND life insurance 23.25 101 43120 133 ins-mar 206.TRUSTEE INDUSTRIAL FUND life insurance 2.50 101 45202 133 ins-mar 206 TRUSTEE INDUSTRIAL FUND life insurance 10,13 601 49440 133 ins-mar 206 TRUSTEE INDUSTRIAL FUND li fe insurance 3.75 602 49490 133 ins-mar 207 US WEST COMMUNICATIONS telephone 17.30 601 49410 321 ins-mar 207 US WEST COMMUNICATIONS telephone 17,30 601 49420 321 ins-mar 207 US WEST COMMUNICATIONS telephone 17,30 602 49470 321 ins-mar -..------ nd Total 4,819.57 - - , Over Time & Callouts . March 1 to March 14, 1996 Ray Bechtold Rachel Stapleton 03-09-96 2.00 hrs weekend work Ccrnp Balance 39.25 hrs 03-10-96 2.00 hrs weekend work Vacation Balance 160.00 hrs Camp Balance 3.00 hrs Mike Sworski Vacation Balance 198.00 hrs 03-05-96 1.00 hrs sweeper school Mary Generous Ccmp Balance 1 .00 hr s Ccrnp Balance 18.00 hrs Vacation Balance 64.00 hrs Vacation Balance 120.00 hrs Dick Taufen Jean Gustin 03-07-96 2.00 hrs Council mtg 03-07-96 2.00 hrs Court 03-14-96 10.00 hrs cover shift Ccrnp Balance 94.00 hrs Vacation Balance 24-8.00 hrs- Camp Balance 35.50 hrs Vacation Balance 90.00 hrs Judy Weyrens Holiday Balance 21.00 hrs 03-03-96 4.00 hrs audit prep Brad Lindgren 03-04-96 1.25 hrs Planning Mtg 03-07-96 2.50 hrs Council Mtg . Ccrnp Balance 82.50 hrs Vacation Balance 160.00 hrs Camp Balance 83.75 hrs Holiday Balance 30.00 hrs Vacation Balance 150.00 hrs Brad Meyer Jeff Young 03-07-96 2.00 hrs court Ccrnp Balance 82.00 hrs Vacation Balance 210.00 hrs Ccmp Balance 13.75 hrs Holiday Balance 20.50 hrs Vacation Balance 160.00 hrs Holiday Balance 20.00 hrs Dean Cichy 03-06-96 2.00 hrs court Jim Marthal er 03-07-96 2.00 hrs court 03-02-96 2.00 hrs weekend work Camp Balance 6.00 hrs 03-03-96' 2·.00 hrs weekend work Holiday Balance 38.00 hrs 03-03-96 1.50 hrs snow removal 03-05-96 2.00 hrs sweeper school & sewer samples Camp Balance 35.00 hrs Vacation Balance 174.00 hrs Holiday Balance 0.00 hrs - - -. ,- <. , Model nuisance ordinance . AN ORDINANCE DEFINING AND PROIDBITING NUISANCES AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIOLATION The city council of ordains: free or fly-tight or which are so maintained as to constitute a health hazard or to emit foul and disagreeable odors; Section 1. Public nuisance defined. Whoever by his (7) The pollution of any public well or cistern, stream or her act or failure to perfonn a legal duty intentionally or lake, canal or body of water by sewage. industrial waste, does any of the following is guilty of maintaining a public or other substances; nuisance, which is a misdemeanor: (8) All noxious weeds and other rank growths of (1) Maintains or pennits a condition which unreasona- vegetation upon public or private property; bly annoys, injures. or endangers the safety. health. morals. (9) Dense smoke. noxious fumes, gas and soot. or comfort, or repose of any considerable number of members cinders, in unreasonable quantities of the public; or (10) All public exposure of people having a contagious (2) Interferes with, obstructs, or renders dangerous for disease; passage. any public highway or right-of-way, or waters used (11) Any offensive trade or business as defined by by the public, or statute not operating under local license. (3) Is guilty of any other act or omission declared by law or this ordinance to be a public nuisance and for which Section 3. Public nuisances affecting morals and no sentence is specifically provided. decency. The following are hereby declared to be nui- sances affecting public morals and decency: Comment: This section embodies the state law on the (1) All gambling devices. slot machines, and punch subject, Minn. Stat. 609.74, except in mentioning boards; ordinance violations in clause (3). While the law is in (2) Betting, bookmaking! and all apparatus used in such force without the local ordinance. there may be some occupations; virtue in including it in the ordinance to show that (3) All houses kept for the purpose of prostitution or . nuisances are not confined to the specific acts and promiscuous sexual intercourse. gambling houses, houses of omissions listed in the next sections of this chapter. ill fame. and bawdy houses; (4) All places where intoxicating liquor is manufac- Statutorycities have by statute (Minn. Stat. 412.221. tured or disposed of in violation of law or where, in subd. 23), and most other cities have by charter, the violation of law. people are pennitted to resort for the authority tò definetîuisances and prëvent or abate purpose of drinking intoxicating liquor, or where intoxicat- them. While a city may not by ordinance make a ing liquor is kept for sale or other disposition in violation of nuisance of an act or omission which is not a nuisance law, and all liquor and other property used for maintaining in fact; the council has considerable discretion in such a place; detennining,sùbjéctto judicial review, what is locally (5) Any vehicle used for the transportation of intoxicat- prohibited as a nuisance. To provide more specific ing liquor. or for promiscuous sexual intercourse, or anr guidance for the public and enforcement officials. other immoral or illegal purpose. many city ordinances spell out in more detail than the general section above a long list of specific nuisances. Comment: It has been common in the past to include in a The sections which follow are of this type and should section of this kind some such additional phrase as be revised as necessary to meet local conditions. "Any indecent or obscene picture, publication. or other article;" however. under recent court decisions a phrase Section 2. Public nuisances affecting health. The of this kind has been considered to be too general and following are hereby declared to be nuisances affecting uncertain to be constitutional. Because of the difficulty health: of spelling out a prohibition of indecency in such a (1) Exposed accumulation of decayed or unwholesome specific way that it would be both constitutional and food or vegetable matter; enforceable by a small city, the ordinance code omits (2) All diseased animals running at large; any provision on this subject. To the extent that state (3) All ponds or pools of stagnant water; laws are still constitutional. reliance can be placed (4) Carcasses of animals not buried or destroyed within upon them rather than ordinance provisions. 24 hours after death; - (5) Accumulations of manure, refuse, or other debris; If the city licenses paddle wheels, tipboards, or lotteries (6) Privy vaults and garbage cans which are not rodent- as pennitted under Minn. Stat. 349.26, item (1) in this - League of Minnesota Cities Page 5 .- , section should have added it to some such phrase as, (15) Obstruction to the free flow of water in a natural . "except as otherwise authorized by ordinance." waterway or a public street drain, gutter, or ditch with trash Particularly if the city has an ordinance code. the of other materials; council may wish to cite the specific ordinance section (16) The placing or throwing on any street, sidewalk, or in the exception. other public property of any glass, tacks, nails, bottles, or other substance which may injure any person or animal or Section 4. Public nuisances affecting peace and damage any pnewnatic tire when passing over such sub- safety. The following are declared to be nuisances affect- stance; ing public peace and safety: (17) The depositing of garbage or refuse on a public (1) All snow and ice not removed from public side- right-of-way or on adjacent private property; walks 12 hours after the snow or other precipitation causing (18) All other conditions or things which are likely to the condition has ceased to fall; cause injury to the person or property of anyone. (2) All trees, hedges, billboards, or other obstructions which prevent people from having a clear view of all traffic Section 5. Duties of city officers. The (city engineer, approaching an intersection; street superintendent. police department, or other desig- (3) All wires and limbs of trees which are so close to nated official) shall enforce the provisions of this ordinance the surface of a sidewalk or street as to constitute a danger relating to nuisances affecting public safety. The police to pedestrians or vehicles; department shall enforce provisions relating to other (4) All unnecessary noises and annoying vibrations; nuisances and shall assist the other designated officer(s) in (5) Obstructions and excavations affecting the ordinary the enforcement of provisions relating to nuisances affect- public use of streets, alleys, sidewalks. or public grounds ing public safety. Such officers shall have the power to except under such conditions as are pennitted by this code inspect private premises and take all reasonable precautions or other applicable law; to prevent the commission and maintenance of public (6) Radio aerials or television antennae erected or nuisances. maintained in a dangerous manner; (7) Any use of property abutting on a public street or Comment: If the city has a health officer or other official sidewalk or any use of a public street or sidewalk which outside the police department suitable for the purpose, . causes large crowds of people to gather, obstructing traffic that official may be given responsibility in this section and the free use of the street or sidewalk; for the prevention and abatement of nuisances affecting (8) All hanging signs, awnings. and other sinùlar public health. If the police department is to enforce the structures over streets and sidewalks. or so situated so as to ordinance as to all kinds of nuisances. the first two endanger public safety, or not constructed and maintained sentences of the section may be combined and modi- as provided by ordinance; fied accordingly. In any event, the section should be (9) The allowing of rain water, ice, or snow to fall from adapted to fit the governmental structure and adminis- any building or structure upon any street or sidewalk or to trative needs of each city adopting it. Care should be flow across any sidewalk; exercised by the designated officer to obtain a search (10) Any barbed wire fence less than six feet above the warrant before proceeding onto private premises unless ground and within three feet of a public sidewalk or way; clear and informed pennission for entry is first obtained (11) All dangerous, unguarded machinery in any public from the owner and any legal occupants. place, or so situated or operated on private property as to attract the public; Section 6. Abatement.. Subcl. 1. Notice. Written notice (12) Waste water cast upon or permitted to flow upon of violation; notice of the time, date, place and subject of streets or other public properties; any hearing before the city council; notice of city council (13) Accumulations in the open of discarded or disused order; and notice of motion for summary enforcement machinery. household appliances, automobile bodies, or hearing shall be given as set forth in this subdivision. other material, in a manner conducive to the harboring of (1) Notice of violation. Written notice of violation shall rats. mice, snakes, or vennin, or the rank growth of vegeta- be served by the officer charged with enforcement on the tion among the items so accumulated, or in a manner owner ofrecord or occupant of the premises either in person creatingfJ.re, health. or safety hazards from such accwnula- or by certified or registered mail. If the premises is not tion; occupied, the owner of record is unknown, or the owner of (14) Any well, hole, or similar excavation which is left record or occupant refuses to accept notice of violation, uncovered or in such other condition as to constitute a notice of violation shall be served by posting it on the - hazard to any child or other person coming on the premises premises. where it is located; - Page 6 A Model Nuisance Ordinance .,- .- . (2) Notice of council hearing. Written notice of any abatement required to complete the procedure set forth in city council hearing to detennine or abate nuisance shall be subdivision 1 above, and may order that such nuisance be . served on the owner of record and occupant of the premises immediately tenninated or abated. If the nuisance is not either in person or by certified or registered mail. If the immediately tenninated or abated. the city council may premises is not occupied, the owner of record is unknown, order swrunary enforcement and abate the nuisance. or the owner of record or occupant refuses to accept notice Subd. 4. Immediate abatement. Nothing in section 6 of council hearing, notice of council hearing shall be served of this ordinance shall prevent the city. without notice or by posting it on the premises. other process, from immediately abating any condition (3) Notice of city council order. Except for those cases which poses an imminent and serious hazard to hrnnan life detennined by the city to require sununary enforcement, or safety. written òotice of any city council order shall be made as provided in Minn. Stat. 463.17 (Hazardous and Substandard Comment: A few ordinances provide for more summary Building Act). action in emergency situations where the notice is (4) Notice of motion for swnrnary enforcement. impractical, though such a procedure should be used Written notice of any motion for swrunary enforcement only when need for emergency action is clear. To shall be made as provided for in Minn. Stat. 463.17 (Haz- minimize doubts about constitutional due process for ardous and Substandard Building Act). administrative enforcement action resulting in a charge Subd. 2. Procedure. Whenever the officer charged against the owner or occupant of the property. the with enforcement detennines that a public nuisance is being section provides for notice and hearing before the maintained or exists on premises in the city. the officer shall council takes action. notify in writing the owner of record or occupant of the premises of such fact and order that such nuisance be Section 7. Recovery of cost. Subdivision 1 . Personal tenninated or abated. The notice of violation shall specify liability. The owner of premises on which a nuisance has the steps to be taken to abate the nuisance and the time been abated by the city shall be personally liable for the within which the nuisance is to be abated. If the notice of cost to the city of the abatement, including administrative violation is not complied with within the time specified. the costs. As soon as the work has been completed and the cost enforcing officer shall report that fact forthwith to the detennined, the city clerk or other official designated by the council. Thereafter. the council may, after notice to the council shall prepare a bill for the cost and mail it to the . owner or occupant and an opportunity to be heard, deter- owner. Thereupon the amount shall be immediately due mine that the condition identified in the notice of violation and payable at the office of the city clerk. is a nuisance and further order that if the nuisance is not Subd. 2. Assessment. If the nuisance is a public health abated within the time prescribed by the council the city or safety hazard on private property. the accrnnulation of may seek injunctive relief by serving a copy of the city snow and ice on public sidewalks. the growth of weeds on council order and notice of motion for summary enforce- private property or outside the traveled portion of streets. or ment. unsound or insect-infected trees, the clerk shall, on or Sub<l. 3. Emergency procedure; summary enforce- before September 1 next following abatement of the ment. In cases of emergency, where delay in abatement nuisance. list the total unpaid charges along with all other required to complete the notice and procedure requirements such charges as well as other charges for current services to set forth in subdivisions 1 and 2 above will pennit a con- be assessed under Minn. Stat. 429.101 against each separate tinuing nuisance to unreasonably endanger public health lot or parcel to which the charges are attributable. The safety or welfare. the city council may order summary council may then spread the charges against such property enforcement and abate the nuisance. To proceed with under that statute and other pertinent statutes for certifica- summary enforcement. the officer charged with enforce- tion to the county auditor and collection along with current ment shall determine that a public nuisance exists or is taxes the following year or in annual installments. not being maintained on premises in the city and that delay in exceeding 10. as the council may detennine in each case. abatement of the nuisance will unreasonably endanger public health. safety. or welfare. The enforcement officer Comment: The local improvement code. Minn. Stat.. Ch. shall notify in writing the occupant or owner of the prem- 429. authorizes the use of special assessments for ises of the nature of the nuisance and of the city's intention certain "current services." including snow. ice. or to seek smnrnary enforcement and the time and place of the rubbish removal from sidewalks, weed elimination council meeting to consider the question of smnrnary from streets or private property, and the removal or enforcement. The city council shall detennine whether or elimination of public health or safety ~azards from not the condition identified in the notice to the owner or private property (except hazardous buildings, treated - occupant is a nuisance, whether public health, safety. or under a different statute). This subdivision attempts to \,Telfare will be unreasonably endangered by delay in use that authority and procedure for the types of -- League of Minnesota Cities Page 7 ~. .. nuisances enumerated in the ordinance to which the outlay but add a percentage of such cost (usually 10 to . local improvement code section applies. 25 percent) to recover reasonable overhead costs. If the city has an ordinance like the League model Section 8. Penalty. Any person convicted of violating defining current services and providing for special any provision of this ordinance is guilty of a misdemeanor assessments in those cases. subdivision 2 of the model and shall be punished by a fine not to exceed $500 or nuisance ordinance will have to be adapted accord- imprisonment for not more than 90 days. or both, plus the ingly. Ordinances adopted by some Minnesota cities costs of prosecution in either case. provide for assessing the cost of city abatement of every kind of nuisance prohibited by the ordinance; Comment: This is the maximum penalty for misdemeanors, however, courts have been reluctant to allow use of the Some cities may prefer making every violation a petty assessment procedure where a statute or charter does offense punishable only by a fine without the option of not specifically authorize it. a jail sentence. Presumably the defendant in a prosecu- tion for violation of such a provision would not be Because of this legal doubt, the model ordinance entitled to a jury trial and there could be no appeal provision does not go beyond the specific statutory au- except on questions of law. If a city wishes to use the thority. Charter cities with an omnibus grant of power petty misdemeanor approach, the penalty section can to the city or with specific authority to collect the cost be easily revised by striking out the reference to of eliminating any nuisance by the special assessment imprisonment, changing the maximum fine to $100, method may wish to broaden the language of this and inserting the word "petty" before "misdemeanor." section to use this authority to assess costs in any nuisance case. A section stating the date when the ordinance is to go into effect may be included for information or where Some ordinances specify the administrative costs necessary to comply with charter provisions. In referred to in subdivision I, e.g., costs of publication of statutory cities and in most charter cities, such a council action; serving and posting notice; departmen- provision is necessary only if the council does not wish . tal costs and expenses, including overhead and allow- to have the ordinance go into effect on the date of ance for time of city employees; and expense of any publication or the regular effective date specified by equipment used. A few ordinances use actual city charter. OCP:ch 10/76 OCP:glb - 9/80 OCP:JH:glb - 3/91 Page 8 A Model Nuisance Ordinance L . POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE . BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST A VENUE ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 EDUCATIONAL CENTER OF CENTRAL NINNESOTA (612) 363·8250 EMERGENCY 911 DATE: MARCH 15t 1996 TO: ST JOSEPH CITY COUNCIL FROM: CHIEF LINDGREN SUBJECT: YEAR END REPORTS DEAR COUNCIL MEMBERSt PLEASE FIND ENCLOSED THE 1995 YEAR END POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORTS. TO THIS DAYt I BARELY HAVE THE TIME NECESSARY TO WRITE THIS LETTER. OUR 3RD CHILD WAS BORN THIS WEEKt A LITTLE GIRLt . BRIANNA. I DID TAKE 2 DAYS OFF (COMP OR HOLIDAY) BEFORE I CAME BACK TO THE PILE ON MY DESK AGAIN. THERE ARE MANY THINGS GOING ONt AND IT SEEMS NOT ENOUGH TIME TO PROPERLY ACCOMPLISH THEM. THIS IS 1 SUCH ITEM. THIS IS THE 1995 YEAR END REPORTt IN THE CONDITION IT WAS IN AND ON MY DESKt PRIOR TO BRIAN'S I·tURDER. HAD THINGS BEEN DIFFERENTt I WOULD HAVE THE REPORT IN BETTER CONDITION. AS IT 1St STACKS OF MORE PRESSING MATTERS HAVE BEEN PILING UP ON IT. I FEEL IT IS IMPORTANT TO GET YOU THIS REPORTt AND BRING YOU UP TO SPEED ON THE YEAR END ASPECT. IT IS COMPLETE ENOUGH FOR YOUR REVIEWt AND AGAIN, I APOLOGIZEt FOR IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN IN A BETTER FORMA T . I DO NOT BELIEVE THERE IS ANYTHING PRESSING IN HERE THAT NEEDS ADDITIONAL COMMENT FROM ME UPON. WHEN I GET ITEMS MORE IN ORDERt AND OUR 1996 QUARTER REPORTS PREPARED I WILL DELIVER THEM TO THE CITY OFFICEt AND SCHEDULE MYSELF FOR THE NEXT COUNCIL MEETING. AS ALWAYSt PLEASE CALL UPON ME SHOULD YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS. SINCERELYt ~"7"71 BRADLEY J. LINDGREN CHIEF OF POLICE - - c . ! . i. D(')TE:: FED :I. ~'j 'S :l r:) ~)(.; TO :: ST JOSEPH CITY COUNCIL FF~(WI:: CHI EF L I I'IDGI:;:EI'I ~:)U:ÜJECT :: 1995 YEAR END REPORTS DE(')R COUNCIL MEMBERS, PLEASE FIND ENCLOSED HEREWITH (')ND FOR YOUR REVIEW THE 1995 YEAR END REPORTS. I HAVE (.)LSO INCLUDED FIGURES FROM THE PAST 4 PRIOR YEARS, TO GET SOME PROSPECTIVE, m,JI) rem COI'¡PAI:~ I SO!·! TO :I. 99~:5. . THERE ARE SEVERAL ITEMS I WISH TO BRING YOUR ATTENTION T'J,s AFTER MY REVIEWING OF THE TOTALS. THEY ARE AS FOLLOWS= DAMAGE TO PROPERTY COMPLAINTS= OVER THE PAST 5 YEARS, TH I ~:) C¡:Yf:::DOJ:;:Y I"IA~:) COI'IS I ~-:'\TEI··HL Y DECL I I'IED. F F.; 0 1"1 "71 If.! 1991 TO Ai.:: THIS \'[n¡:;:. THIS REPRESENTS OVER A 40 % DROP FROM 1991. TIJEFT cn:...LS nl:;:E (:n..SO NOTf.~BL Y DO\;)N TIH S YEAF.; ~ OI)EI:;: THE P¡::;CCEV I I': C¡ YEn¡:;:s. NO:?E COMPLnINTS= THEY Am:: nLSO DCH,JI-j F¡:;:Olrl £.1 HIGH OF E.,3 IN 1991 TO 39 IN 1995. 2 POINTS OF INTEREST, OF THE :I. 99~:,:.; cc¡-,-¡pL.n I hTS, MnNY WERE FOR NOT ONLY STUDENT HOUSE PARTIES, BUT OTI '¡:::I:;:S I¡··iLLUDED JUVENILE P,:¡F\TIES,s JUVENILE'S WITH RADIO'S I...C L'Ü, A COUPLE OF NEIGHBOR DISPUTES, AND OTHER PROPERTY OL':;¡CFW klHO ~nTŒ I:;:EPOF(n::D, BUT DO NOT FIT HHO THE I:;:EI'ITEI~:/ 1...;.,: :DLOF;:D t,!OT I F I C(~T I ON PROCESS.' IN ADDITION TO THIS, mm IS3UANCE OF CRIMINAL CITATIONS FOF\ NOISE COMPLAINTS NEARLY DO~BLED LAST YEAR. I BELIEVE ACTION BY OUR DEPAF\TMENT, 1: .. :'¡:~Er;:::::HT P¡:;:OCEDUr:ES I }'1PL. '::::'1 E 1"1 T:::: D BY THI~: COUt··IC I L. ~3lJCH PI ~:; ¡::: c !;) ';' ::: I.,: Ci T I··: E:: f f D r~ (~ H G E II t,1 [I TIC L: () F '.) I 0 L n T I () '" ::; A T F: :::: ,I T (.~ l.. H D U ~:; :::: ~;; , SCHOOL AND CIVIC rNVOLVEME~T FRO~ CORE ALL PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART IN THIS REDUCTION OF CALLS RELATED TO STUDEf.!T HOUSE I) (; ;:~ T I I::~:? .. I TIS, (¡ I... DOn 0 "l1 E '1' ': I 1--1 GIn ¡"II P I~; () U D T () seE l~ E 11"1 (3 nCCOlrIPl.. I ~¡HED" BUF\GLARY/BURGLARY REL01'ED CALLS: THES:::: CUI"¡PLn I 1'llL: AI:;:[ HE(¡;(I..'/ HnL.r· OF [,JHAT TI..IEY ~,:rŒ H4 1 'Y:H. SEVERAL POINTS ON T H :,' 3 I U ~; U E n F.; E ~ FOR A CITY OF OUR SIZE, n:"ID :'IU!rIBEI:~ D::' TR0MGIENT RESIDENTS~ THESE .·:UI"lIB :~:I\S THI::I'1;3[:..'.)[ s nr;:::: L 01;,:" I AI"'i - HL:::.·:";·; ···iT lO F:EPor;:T THE FDLLCl,JII' G~ OUT OF ~EAR ANY L.UCY - II';' '.. T:D JrJI Cì:·jT cl·¡n¡·¡Gc,.. BUT :::::1\[ I T C; D::: S " or:' THE~3[ HI.. j'!.::.:;:::¡:;; :;) '! X-:< L.' :-:- _ 'I ~:;; ::3 f; U r;~ C L. (i ¡:;~ Y I t,¡l)(J/., VED f:) :zcr~C)u ¡"IDTI, BU::!IHF~3~;:; iiJ()G :0:..':'-;' " ';: I ZED I H 1. "} ,) ~.:; . HI ,-YT r~ t'l T I D 1'! ~¡ j"" D ~3 "!" I r~ >-! I:) T (; L. L C) ;::. or ¡..Il::: ~:) I::: i'll.' 1':Ð! .": ~:; n¡:~E t,IDT THE TF~UE DE" T t,1 IT::: DH DF ':; BU¡:;:GL. nf-::Y" IF,! THEY {'¡;".': ¡'. ::;E OFTE:"¡ TI' ;ê)I'¡ ¡'IUT 'S l-oJ h...: :;; E I'r I;} n¡: ¡ EFT CUT c;~ n ¡'I 1~ "'-' ..,' ::.~ . :;:: I) CJ n ¡:;; (ì Ci:::: oJ ~:}f~ ~~AY () G:'~£~ c;nN" T ;··1 ::: ~::. '¡,Í D!"j ;... L' T [ C H 1'1 I en L. ;.. Y n E Ii :..: I;, ~: , .,',' '( F~:::: L n T:::' D " (] r;~ (i j\j (]"r ~..¡ L:: j'ç I::: ::< ("1 JrJ j::! L. ¡:: L=,f D Li L.. :;~:' :~~" :~~ Pi ;::~ E ¡'-.j T [::ç I:::) . . MOVING OUT AND NOTICES A HALF DOZEN RECORDS OR CD'S MISSING. HE IS THE LAST ROOMMATE TO LEAVE OUT OF 4 OTHERS. THIS WOULD BE A THEFT FROM n HOUSE & CODED AS A BURGLARY. IN REALITY, THE HOMEOWNER WHO WAKES UP IN THE MORNING, OR COMES HOME FROM WORK TO FIND OUT THE FAMILY CHINA, AND ALL OF THE ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS ARE GONE RARELY IF EVER HAPPENS, EITHER IN 1995 OR THE PAST 5 YEARS. THIS IS A REMARKABLE RECORD' AGAIN CONSIDERING THE SIZE OF OUR TOWN, AND THE AMOUNT OF TRAFFIC THAT PASSES THROUGH. I BELIEVE OUR HIGH VISIBILITY, STRONG TRAFFIC, AND OTHER ENFORCEMENT, AND THE PRESENCE OF OUR DEPARTMENT OUT AND IN THE PUBLIC PLAY AN IMPORTANT FACTOR, IN AND RELATIVE TO THIS IMPORTANT AREA. DWI & OPEN BOTTLE: OPEN BOTTLE IS DOWN BY NEARLY HALF IN 1995, AND OUR D.W.I. ARRESTS ARE DOWN BY NEARLY 40 ~, WITH AGGRAVATED D.W.I.'S AT ZERO IN 1995. (AGGRAVATED D.W.I.'S ARE PERSONS ARRESTED FOR D.W.I. WHILE THEIR DRIVERS LICENSES ARE E I T:'JEi~ CAi'lCELED, SUSPEI'JDED OR rŒVOf\ED) TH I S I S GOOD! our: . ENFORCE~ENT HASN'T CHANGED, AND THE NUMBERS ARE DOWN. HOP:::FULL Y 1'HI::: D¡':':FE \:... SOßEF~ P:-,()JECT, AND OU¡.;~ GEI~~EI\nL EHFOi~:CEMEI-n HAS CHANGED PEOPLES BEHA\)IOr, IN THE DECISIot, TO i'1(JT D :-n \i E Dr, l\ '!!" . ACCIDENTS AfŒ UP Sor1El~HAT, BUT ~nILL BELot~ THE !.rJ"J~j LEVEL. I BELIEve INCREASED TRAFFIC FLOW, MORE AREA COVERED BY US, AND A COUPLE OF BAD WEATHER DAYS IN 1995 ACCOUNT FOR TI-IJ S. WARRANTS/PAPER SERVICE/ETC. or THE 26 TOTAL IN 1995, 1~ 1<1':[ ~)nRI~:AI-H rJ!~:r·ŒSTS. 110 ~E l,JAI~ ;:Atn Rr:I~ESTS ¡{LONE THmJ Till::: TOTALS IN ALMOST EACH OF THE 4 PRIOR YEARS. A WARRANT A~REST IS, BY WAY OF INFORMATION, SOM~ONE WHO IS WANTED BY THE COU~T IN RELATION TO A PENDING CRI~INAL CHARGE WHO, OUR DEPARTMENT ¡¡¡is FOUI~D, C0111ë: nc:wss, r::TC. A~!D Ar.:I~:ESTEI) r:o!~ THE cmmT. DRUG RELATED ARE MOSTLY MARIJUANA. THIS AREA HAS DOUBLED, HOWEVER, FOR OUR SIZE COMMUNITY AND MAKE UP, IT I ~}~:' T A:-\YTH I HG OUT OF L It'¡E. ADD I T I O:,lfìLL Y, FF\Oi'l ~JflnT I' \,'[ G~lT:-i[IŒ:O, l'iATIOW1LL Y TiHS Di"\UG IS or! THE r\ISE f'iGl\nJ. OUR JUVE~JILE RUNAWAY'S HAVE )OUBl_ED OVER THE PAST 2 YE{,¡:~S nT 12~, (!J~ 1 ;~'::::;:: ¡10i~:TH AT n~-~ nt..::::¡~~n[~[" Ir-~CIr'Ef~TnLL Y OL';'" [\ICTG!-:I-:DF: r~:sr'UTES nr::E nLSCI AT l~., u:-;~ ('¡'~:(iIH1 :~H A\.'[F;~AGE or: 1 p~::¡::~ 1'10HT1·-!. GI~¡"IEr::Al.~_'( S~::'E;'~I<'~:'IC t.JC COD~:': ¡~ D:: ~~!UTE'J Ilr;EIG¡-¡I::~;:'! :[F "r If; CI:VIOlJSLY T~IAT, OF~ W~:E~~ W~: ceT REÇ; ~TED CALLS FOR ~3¡-::-:.: I C¡:: OF: COJ-'¡:~'Lr; 1: :'·rr:~ ¡.=~:.~ CH;;:: 'J;:~ THe: !JTj-1E:-~ >i I~; n?o:=~ O¡-~!C¡.;: r, SHU T !:![::;\10D 0;:- Tlr1[" nCnI¡-~'J FOr:~ YOU;( I¡'~¡:-() ftIATIDN" I"':!(} CCì'T'UHHTS nr,:ë: U::' ili::¡'';i,L Y (,;:, ;':, TD TDi;-iL ';,~ 1:: T; I~) ~~:? ~r·)~~r;: 1 :::I~~r( ~[-:!.~ Ir-; JL! T DDG C~jtlr:1 nT>! ::lCOt-~~ ~ :._~ i! C j'1 ¡- :)j'l ;-·ir-:\; '~IE:-~"::O ~·~t~:t~' ::- :: ~-= TH .= f_ :¡ -j ¡-!~=~:~ i-~::~:=~-:'; T _ ':J ~!j.~'::' -¡ n:~ (": JL~~~ i'1 :-.¡-:- 1 TU t:t:: ;;:Ot-J -:-':i--!1) ~::. I ¡~ __ ::~ C CL' (! --_.-,- :~~ C':~':'! !_f::: T . ~j 1 ,,- ,-,:-'!- ; ¡:: '- ...~ ('iI-,; ';\.'.1 ~:![r:: ',' rj:~-, - . L POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE . BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST A VENUE ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 EOUCATIONAl CENTER OF CENTRAL MINNESOTA (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 1995 ANNUAL POLICE REPORTS (INCIDENTS) INCIDENT 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 DISOBEY LAWFUL ORDER--------------0 0 0 0 1 FOLLOWING TOO CLoSE---------------0 0 0 0 1 STOP LIGHTS---------------------- 8 6 4 15 10 UNAUTHORIZED LIGHTS-------------- 1 ø ø 0 0 UNLAWFUL TO PoSSESS/ALTER/SIGNS-- 1 0 0 0 0 . INATTENTIVE DRIVING----------------------(NEW 1994) 2 0 OPEN BOTTLE---------------------- 2 11 9 23 13 RECKLESS OR CARELESS DRIVING----- 4 7 3 1 2 SPEEDING------------------------- 136 250 297 418 491 UNSAFE PASSING/NO PASSING---------0 0 ø 1 1 WRONG WAY------------------------ 1 2 8 4 4 FAILURE TO YIELD RIGHT OF WAY---- 1 3 11 5 1 SCHOOL PATROL FLAG--------------- 1 4 1 1 3 DRIVE TOO FAST FOR CONDITIONS-----0 ø 0 0 1 STOP SIGN------------------------ 19 40 69 53 37 LITTERING-------------------------0 0 0 ø 0 STOP IN TRAFFIC LANE------------- 1 ø ø ø ø - OVER CENTER LINE----------------- ø ø 1 1 0 - SCHOOL BUS STOP ARM-------------- 6 15 5 ., 7 ... T. V. OR HEAD PHoNES-------------- 1 ø 1 1 1 VEHICLE LIGHTING----------------- 2 1 1 5 3 POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST A VENUE . ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 EC'X4.T'iÇ-'Ul C-PiTER 0; CHíTR:.I.L I./."'"';ESOTA (612) 363·8250 EMERGENCY 911 1991 1992 1993 1994 199=, TIRE WIDTH--------------------- ø ø ."') ø ø ..:.. MUFFLERS----------------------- 1 2 2 ø ø SEAT BELTS/CHILD RESTRAINTS---- ø ø 1 33 99 EXPIRED REGISTRATION----------- 21 34 31 43 52 FAIL TO PRODUCE LOG BOOK------- ø ø ø 1 ø NO EYE PROTECTION-------------- ø ø ø 1 1 OWNER ALLOWING VIOLATION------- 1 ø ø ø 0 NO MOTORCYCLE HEADLIGHT-------- ø 1 ø 1 0 NO MOTORCYCLE ENDORSEMENT------ 3 2 4 6 5 BLOCKING ROADWAY/DRIVEWAY------ 3 2 5 2 5 48 HOUR/OVERTIME PARKING------- ø 4 2 2 ø . ALL OTHER PARKING VIOLATIONS--- 1 6 2 10 23 NO INSURANCE------------------- 4 10 14 5 10 NO PROOF OF INSURANCE IN VEHICLE(NEW 1993) 12 16 20 NO VALID MN DRIVER LICENSE----- 1 ø 4 2 5 FAIL TO TRANSFER TITLE--------- 0 1 3 3 1 UNREGISTERED MOTOR VEHICLE----- 1 0 1 0 7 INSTRUCTION PERMIT VIOLATION----Ø ø 0 ø 1 FAILURE TO CHANGE ADDRESS D.L. - 0 ø 0 1 ø DISPLAY REVOKED/SUS./PLATES---- 3 3 5 3 2 NO DRIVER LICENSE IN POSSESSION-1 2 1 ø ø VIOLATION OF RESTRICTED LICENSE-Ø 1 1 6 1 ILLEGAL USE OF PLATES-----------ø ø ø ø 4 - - FALSE INFO. TO POLICE OFFICER--- ø 2 2 4 ø ILLEGAL USE LICENSE (FAKE 1.0'5)28 46 39 25 24 REVOKED/CANCELLED/SUSPENDED D.L.9 15 22 31 32 . L POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST AVENUE ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 EOUCATlONAl CENTER OF CEHTRAL MINNESOTA (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 EXPIRED DRIVERS LICENSE--------- 0 1 3 2 0 VIOLATE LIMITED D.L.-------------0 0 0 0 1 ALTER OR DEFACE LICENSE PLATE--- 0 1 1 0 0 INTENT TO ESCAPE TAX (PLATES)--- 0 0 1 2 0 NOISE ORDINANCE----------------- 63 41 48 43 39 DOG ORDINANCE------------------- 33 34 43 44 68 DISCHARGE FIREARM IN CITY LIMITS-1 1 0 1 2 GARBAGE OR REFUSE ORDINANCE----- 4 11 15 2 4 JUNK CAR ORDINANCE-------------- 4 2 2 5 5 FAIL TO COMPLY W/RENTAL LICENSE -1 1 0 0 0 . UNDER 21 IN BAR----------------- 1 36 45 8 4 BAR VIOLATION ORDINANCE--------- 2 1 1 1 0 MORE THAN 1 KEG----------------- 0 4 5 8 8 U-TURN-------------------------- 2 1 5 8 7 TRACTOR TRAILER (SEMI) ORDINANCE-0 ø 1 1 1 PERSON OBSTRUCT RIGHT OF WAY ORD-Ø 1 0 0 0 PARKING ORDINANCE (STATE TICKETS)0 4 4 11 5 REMOVE IMPOUNDED VEHICLE---------0 1 0 1 1 UNREASONABLE ACCELERATION------- 6 8 11 10 8 DRIVE ON SIDEWALK/PARK---------- 0 1 0 0 1 BIKES/SKATEBOARDS/ROLLER BLADES-------- (NEW 1994) 3 ø ALL TERRAIN/SNOWMOBILE ORDINANCE-4 2 3 1 11 PUBLIC URINATION---------------- ø ø 2 1 ."') -' . BURNING ORDINANCE--------------- 3 3 4 ø 3 LOST/MISSING PERSON------------- 10 3 10 10 1 LOST ANIMALS-------------------- 7 6 6 8 10 1'391 1'3'32 1993 19'34 19'35 POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST AVENUE . ST, JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 EC".'C,I,TjQ'Ul CU\TER C..,I' C.PtTRI.L ~ '(t;ESOU. (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 LOST PROPERTY------------------- 5 13 7 10 16 FOUND PERSONS (RUNAWAYS)-------- ø 2 5 2 2 FOUND ANIMALS--------------------17 17 12 11 11 FOUND PROPERTY-------------------20 32 40 27 34 FOUND ALL OTHERS-----------------1 0 0 0 0 FOUND VEHICLES ABANDONED---------0 1 1 1 2 MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS----------57 39 67 4'3 61 HIT & RUN PERSONAL INJURY--------0 0 1 1 1 PERSONAL INJURY ACCIDENT---------------------5 '3 7 (GROUPED WI M. V. ACC.91&'32) HIT & RUN PROPERTY DAMAGE ACC.---'3 15 16 11 14 ANIMAL & MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS-0 0 3 1 2 . TOTAL ACCIDENTS--66 54 92 71 85 MOTOR VEHICLE IN DITCH CALLS-----ø 1 2 3 11 SINGLE DWELLING FIRES------------1 ø 1 2 2 MULTIPLE DWELLING FIRES----------ø 1 2 2 ø COMMERCIAL FIRES-----------------ø ø 1 ø 1 VEHICLE FIRES--------------------1 4 5 1 3 GRASS FIRES----------------------ø 2 ø 3 1 ALL OTHER FIRES------------------1 5 6 6 10 CHECK FOR FIRE-------------------3 3 1 2 2 TOTAL FIRES------3 12 15 14 1'3 FIREARMS ACCIDENTS---------------0 0 1 0 0 SUICIDE--------------------------0 1 1 0 0 ATTEMPTED SUICIDE----------------11 4 1 2 6 - EMERGENCY MEDICALS---------------28 40 54 40 71 - ALL MENTAL CASES-----------------ø 0 1 ø 3 MISCELLANEOUS PUBLIC ASSISTS-----17 87 9'3 114 91 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 , , POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST A VENUE ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 EOUCATIONAl CENTER OF CfNTR..I.L MINNESOTA (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 DOMESTICS------------------------16 20 17 13 17 MOTORIST ASSISTS-----------------152 172 212 241 228 PUBLIC ASSISTS-------------------117 123 92 53 46 PROWLER CALLS--------------------13 13 14 11 17 SNOWBALLS------------------------3 1 3 1 2 HOUSE WATCH----------------------17 17 12 16 16 CLEAR BAR OUT--------------------0 1 0 1 1 SUSPICIOUS PERSONS---------~-----15 26 20 18 29 SUSPICIOUS VEHICLES--------------15 17 19 23 17 REMOVE UNWANTED PERSON-----------5 13 12 9 11 . ORDER FOR PROTECTION VIOLATION---5 1 2 2 3 CHECK THE AREA-------------------2 13 11 17 18 REQUEST AN OFFICER---------------0 4 17 43 48 TRAFFIC HAZARD-------------------2 5 16 10 12 CHECK ON WELFARE-----------------4 5 10 7 1'3 PROBLEM WITH JUVENILES (NEW CODE)------------------------5 FUNERAL ESCORT-------------------9 17 11 20 18 DRIVER LICENSE PICK UP-----------3 2 0 0 0 DELIVER AGENDA/MINUTES/OTHER-----48 35 69 75 58 STREET LIGHT OUT-----------------2 1 5 7 9 STREET SIGN DoWN-----------------2 6 11 10 11 STREET SANDING (REQUEST)-------- 0 0 0 1 2 - PROPERTY WATCH-------------------4 CODE NO LONGER USED - GUN PERMIT ISSUED----------------6 B 13 9 11 RUN BREATH OR P.B.T. TEST--------0 ø 5 6 1 TRANSPORT FEMALE-----------------5 4 2 4 3 POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST A VENUE . ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 [C~'CÅTIOt;J.l CPifER CF CPíTR.lt W"1.;£sotA. (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 1991 1992 1993 1994 199~, TRANSPORT MALE-------------------14 10 5 8 4 ASSIST OTHER AGENCY--------------143 155 146 171 166 ATTEMPT TO LOCATE----------------27 43 37 15 22 MONEY ESCORT---------------------l 0 0 0 ø PAPER SERVICE/WARRANT ARRESTS----6 9 11 19 26 ALARMS---------------------------23 25 38 42 51 OPEN DOORS-----------------------39 27 38 24 24 TRANSPORT TO DETOX---------------3 1 4 1 4 SQUAD CAR REPAIR-----------------3 1 1 2 1 DISPOSE OF ANIMAL----------------2 2 9 3 3 . FINGER PRINTING------------------l 2 7 6 13 EXTRA PATROL NEEDED--------------23 64 42 29 38 WEATHER WATCH--------------------3 1 2 1 0 911 HANG UPS OR UNFOUNDED--------13 15 21 13 27 FIGHT CALLS----------------------13 13 8 18 13 ISSUE DEER PERMITS---------------2 0 2 2 7 DIRECTIVES CHIEF/COUNCIL/CTY ATT.7 12 5 5 2 NEIGHBOR DISPUTES----------------3 11 17 10 12 BACKGROUND CHECKS----------------l 14 6 9 10 EASEMENT VIOLATIONS--------------3 2 ø 0 1 DRIVING COMPLAINTS---------------32 30 24 25 19 PUBLIC SERVICE TALKS (NEW IN 1993)-----------4 10 8 DELIVER EMERGENCY/MESSAGES (NEW IN 1993}-----2 5 5 . NATURAL GAS LEAK (NEW IN 1993}---------------3 2 3 CURFEW VIOLATION (1994}-----------------------------1 1 . . POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST A VENUE ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 EOUCATlONAl CENTER OF CENTRAL MINNESOTA (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 RECOVERED STOLEN MOTOR VEHICLE (1995)--------------------1 ASSAULTS-------------------------19 12 12 15 22 TERRORISTIC THREATS------------- 0 0 0 1 3 BURGLARY/ RELATED----------------11 9 7 5 7 FORGERY--------------------------4 3 8 8 4 DRUG RELATED---------------------0 1 4 7 15 ESCAPE/FLIGHT RELATED------------0 2 1 3 2 GAMBLING-------------------------1 0 0 1 0 CRIMES AGAINST THE FAMILY--------3 1 0 2 4 GROSS D.W.I.---------------------8 3 10 10 7 . AGGRAVATED D.W.I.----------------0 3 3 3 0 D.W.I.---------------------------23 28 40 59 42 KIDNAPPING/FALSE IMPRISONMENT----1 0 0 0 0 CRIMINAL SEXUAL CONDUCT----------1 0 4 0 1 JUVENILE LIQUOR VIOLATION--------8 0 2 4 7 UNDER AGE POSSESSION/CONSUMPTION-84 104 168 162 234 PROCURE ALCOHOL FOR UNDER AGE----1 1 0 0 0 ILLEGAL SALE OF ALCOHOL----------0 0 4 2 0 ILLEGAL SALE OF CIGARETTES-------0 0 0 1 0 DRINKING ON THE STREET-----------1 6 0 1 3 RUNAWAY JUVENILE-----------------0 7 6 12 12 DISTURBING THE PEACE/PRIVACY-----4 5 11 10 6 - DISORDERLY CONDUCT---------------g '3 5 12 '3 - HARASSING PHONE CALLS------------17 21 13 11 18 OBSCENITY------------------------1 ø 1 0 0 DAMAGE TO PROPERTY---------------71 68 60 53 42 POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST A VENUE . ST, JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 ECCXA.TiOSll C-E.kìER OF CÐ;ìSUL w.....E.S-OiA (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 1991 1992 1993 1994 199=, TRESPASS-------------------------12 22 lØ 3 7 EXPOSURE OF UNUSED REFRIGERATOR--Ø 1 ø ø ø ROBBERY--------------------------ø 1 1 ø ø CONCEALING/RECEIVING STOLEN PROP-Ø ø ø 1 1 THEFT----------------------------B5 B3 1ØB 75 67 ISSUANCE OF WORTHLESS CHECKS-----4 7 3 9 1 VEHICLE THEFT/THEFT RELATED------4 2 4 B 3 TAMPERING WITH A MOTOR VEHICLE---Ø ø 0 2 0 FIREWORKS------------------------4 10 10 4 6 WEAPONS CALLS/WEAPONS RELATED (SEPARATED 1993)6 2 ø GIVE FALSE NAME TO POLICE OFFICER-Ø 2 2 2 1 . CRIMES AGAINST ADMIN. OF JUSTICE-Ø ø 2 2 3 FALSELY REPORTING A CRIME--------ø 0 2 ø ø CRIME AGAINST PUBLIC OFFICIAL----Ø 0 ø 1 1 TOTAL INCIDENTS------------------1771 2252 2606 2715 2995 - - . . POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE . BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST AVENUE ST. JOSEPH ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 EOUCATIONAl CENTER OF CENTRA.l MINNESOTA (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 1995 YEAR END REPORTS TICKETS & CHARGES 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 PARKING-----------------------614 784 837 631 659 STOP LIGHTS-------------------5 6 4 15 10 FOLLOW TOO CLOSE--------------------------------------2 OPEN BOTTLE-------------------l 10 9 23 13 . INATTENTIVE DRIVING----------------- (NEW 1994) 2 0 DRIVING OVER CENTER LINE------0 0 1 1 0 RECKLESS OR CARELESS DRIVING--4 2 0 1 2 SPEEDING----------------------136 250 288 421 491 WRONG WAY---------------------l 1 7 4 4 UNSAFE PASSING ON LEFT--------0 0 0 1 1 FAILURE TO YIELD RIGHT OF WAY-3 2 12 5 2 SCHOOL PATROL FLAG------------0 1 0 0 0 TURN SIGNALS/STARTING/TRAFFIC-0 0 0 0 2 STOP SIGN---------------------19 40 70 51 37 STOP IN TRAFFIC LANE----------0 0 2 0 0 PARKING/STATE TICKETS---------0 3 2 4 4 LITTERING---------------------0 0 0 ~, 1 ""'- - - SCHaaL BUS STOP ARM-----------l 7 4 2 3 T.V. OR HEAD PHONES-----------l 0 0 1 1 VEHICLE LIGHTING/NO HEADLIGHTS-2 3 5 4 2 POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST A VENUE . ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 EC<XJ.,1¡ç\jll C-E'fTtR CF CE-~'TRI.\. \L"iSEWU. (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 SEAT BELTS & CHILD RESTRAINTS-Ø ø ø 33 9'3 VEHICLE EQUIPMENT VIOLATIONS--Ø 2 7 ø ø EXPIRED REGISTRATION----------21 33 32 44 52 FAIL TO PRODUCE LOG BOOK------0 0 0 1 0 OWNER ALLOWING VIOLATION------2 0 0 0 0 NO EYE PROTECTION MOTORCYCLE--0 0 0 2 0 NO HEADLIGHT MOTORCYCLE-------0 1 0 2 0 NO MOTORCYCLE ENDORSEMENT-----0 0 3 7 5 NO HELMET MOTORCYCLE----------0 0 0 1 0 NO INSURANCE------------------5 10 13 6 10 . NO PROOF OF INSURANCE (NEW 1993)----------12 13 20 NO VALID MN DRIVER LICENSE----3 0 4 2 3 FAILURE TO TRANSFER TITLE-----0 2 3 3 1 USE OF UNREGISTERED MOTOR VEH-l 0 0 1 5 USE REVOKED/SUS./STOLEN PLATES-1 2 3 3 4 DISPLAY WRONG REGISTRATION-----0 0 3 2 2 FAIL TO CHANGE ADDRESS/LICENSE-Ø 0 ø 1 ø INSTRUCTION PERMIT VIOLATION--------------------------l NO DRIVERS LIC. IN POSSESSION-Ø 2 0 0 ø VIOLATION OF RESTRICTED LIC.--Ø 1 1 ø 1 VIOLATION OF LIMITED LICENSE--0 0 ø 5 1 I LLEGAL USE OF LIC. (FAKE ID) - -24 43 36 25 24 FALSE INFORMATION TO POLICE OFF.-0 2 2 2 ø - ~ REVOKED/SUSPENDED/CANCELED D.L-12 15 23 31 32 EXPIRED DRIVERS LICENSE-------0 2 3 3 ø POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE . BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST A VENUE ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 EDUCATIONAL CENTER OF C£I./TAAL I,UHNE$OTA (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 INTENT TO ESCAPE TAX (PLATES)-Ø ø 1 1 ø ALTER OR DEFACE LIC. (PLATE)--Ø 1 ø ø ø NOISE ORDINANCE---------------1 2 3 6 11 DOG ORDINANCE-----------------ø 2 2 2 1 FAIL TO COMPLY W/RENTAL LIC.--l 1 ø ø ø UNDER 21 IN A BAR-------------l 35 43 6 4 GARBAGE/REFUSE/FURNITURE ORD.-------------------------5 MORE THAN 1 KEG---------------ø 5 3 5 1 U-TURN------------------------l 1 4 8 7 REMOVE IMPOUNDED VEHICLE------ø 1 ø 0 0 . UNREASONABLE ACCELERATION-----5 7 11 9 8 BURNING ORDINANCE-------------ø 1 ø ø 0 BIKES SKATEBOARDS BLADES-------------{NEW 1994) 2 0 SNOWMOBILE/4 WHEEL ORDINANCE--Ø 0 0 1 1 PUBLIC URINATION--------------0 ø 2 1 2 HIT&RUN PROPERTY DAMAGE ACCIDENT-l 1 4 1 2 ASSAULTS----------------------l 4 7 15 15 CRIMES AGAINST THE FAMILY-----------------------------3 TERRORISTIC THREATS-----------ø 0 ø 2 1 DRUG RELATED------------------ø 1 3 6 14 ESCAPE/FLIGHT/FLEEING RELATED-Ø 2 ø 1 ø ARSON/NEGLIGENT FIRE----------ø ø ø 1 0 - GROSS D.W.I-------------------8 3 10 10 7 - AGGRAVATED D.W.I.-------------ø 3 3 3 ø D.W.I.------------------------20 27 40 59 42 POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST AVENUE . ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 ED'XU¡O'U-1. U"'TER Of cr..'JJltllll:<,"'-ESOJA (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 UNDER AGE POSSESSION/CONSUMP.-9ø 98 168 164 234 ILLEGAL SALE OF ALCOHOL-------ø 121 2 1 121 JUVENILE LIQUOR VIOLATION-----3 6 1 2 121 DRINKING ON THE STREET--------1 7 2 3 3 RUNAWAY JUVENILE--------------ø 3 121 0 3 ILLEGAL SALE OF CIGARETTES----0 0 121 1 121 DISORDERLY CONDUCT------------7 B 4 13 9 DISTURBING THE PEACE/PRIVACY--0 1 2 7 6 HARASSING PHONE CALLS---------2 121 0 1 121 DAMAGE TO PROPERTY------------1 5 7 7 =1 TRESPASS----------------------1 0 2 ø 1 . CONCEALING/RECEIVING STOLEN PROP-0 0 0 1 1 THEFT-------------------------7 3 4 5 7 DEFRAUDING INSURANCE COMPANY--0 0 0 1 ø ISSUANCE OF WORTHLESS CHECK---4 6 3 3 1 TAMPERING WITH A MOTOR VEH.---0 0 0 2 ø VEHICLE THEFT RELATED---------1 1 0 3 121 WEAPONS VIOLATIONS------------0 ø 2 1 ø FIREWORKS---------------------------------------------3 CRIMES AGAINST ADMIN. OF JUSTICE-0 0 2 4 2 FALSELY REPORTING A CRIME-----0 121 2 2 ø VIOLATION/ORDER FOR PROTECTION-2 1 0 1 2 TOTAL TICKETS AND CHARGES-----1ø16 1464 1726 1724 1899 - TOTAL MINUS PARKING TICKETS---402 6B0 837 112196 124121 ~ , > POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE . BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST AVENUE 1 ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 EDUCATIONAL CEtiTER OF CENTRAL MINNESOTA (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 1995 CASE STATUS SUMMERY CATEGORY 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 UNFOUNDED----------------------59 42 72 65 43 EXCEPTIONALLY CLEARED----------117 54 29 1 ~:. 12 CLEARED BY ARREST--------------409 661 876 1,063 1,230 PENDING/INACTIVE---------------185 228 244 201 22=, REFERRED TO OTHER AGENCY-------14 9 23 27 21 . GONE ON ARRIVAL/UNABLE TO LOCATE-89 77 66 41 58 ASSISTED/ADVISED---------------929 1,176 1,295 1,305 1,405 OTHER--------------------------3 5 1 2 4 NOTES: 1. ABOVE CATEGORIES ARE STATE UNIFORM CATEGORIES FOR POLICE REPORTING PURPOSES 2. REFERRED TO OTHER AGENCY = CRIME WAS NOT COMMITTED IN THE CITY, ANOTHER AGENCY IS ALREADY ACTIVELY INVOLVED WITH THE CASE, OR THERE IS A CONFLICT OF INTEREST FOR OUR AGENCY TO INVESTIGATE. 3. ASSISTED/ADVISED = PRIMARILY PUBLIC SERVICE TYPE CALLS, OR CALLS FOR SERVICE (GENERALLY NON CRIMINAL CALLS> SUCH AS, BUT NOT LIMITED TO: MOTORIST ASSISTS, ACCIDENTS, CAR LOCK OUTS, FINGER PRINTING, HOUSE WATCHES, MISSING PERSONS. MEDICALS, FIRE CALLS, FUNERAL ESCORTS, SUSPICIOUS PERSONS/VEHICLES, EXTRA PATROL NEEDED. ETC. ETC. THESE TYPES OF CALLS (CALLS FOR SERVICE). GENERALLY MAKE UP NEARLY HALF OF OUR AGENCIES ~ SERVICES. - · please find below a synopsis of funds received by the City of st. Joseph as they relate to the Police Department. For your convenience I have included the budget amount and the actual amount received. Source Budget Actual Over(Under) County Fines 35,000 58,709.22 23,709.22 Police/Parking 8,000 7,411.12 (588.88) Accident Report 300 - 90.00 (210.00) Kennel Fees 200 598.00 398.00 Police Training Reimb 2,000 1,623.08 (376.92) Donations 1,000 2,850.00 (~2,850.0Q] , - ./I 7~ Z'fs/ t¡b¡S-ót/ 1/ -;'1/ 7g I otli 71 .. , . - ------- - - . . . . : , i ; .-.- ~-¿~~ ..~ i~;;~-¡-:;:~:~~"··'~: -~-~-.î.~\\;;. :..-/?c~>·H;:·'~ - - . -~L¡~ _ ;··_j:----'-n~-.- ·:::--;.-_·.o--...~---~~f:i,.~--¡-~~"""..;~-:":'~;~¡:- 0 .___ . '.~' "_ _ ,__"i~_}h~St.J~êÞl1po1ìéë.d.epàrtri1èÌ1t . (eSco¡{ed :s.f;.f]oÜ.<:\.·~n.,Tu·esday, .- Dec.'5, onSt.-N~_~h.olasDay. St. - -Nickþrougbt~P@ents)ò boys and girlS inßt.'.J:oseþli as part-of a _ St.· Joseph -Jayceè'~project. (photo submitte.~) y>~:::.<~ __ ._~ YULIC~ U~.P A!i'1'lVI~N'l' BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE _~l!'-' :~ BO~ 268, 25 N.W.1ST AVENUE ,. ,~~ ,. ST. JOSEPH ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 raw. CBmH f7 CD01UoL-..soTA (612) 363-8250 "EMERGENCY 911 . . - DATE: DEC. 27, 1994 TO: S7 JOSEPH AMERICAN LEGION POST 328 FROM: BRADLEY J. LINDGREN CHIEF OF POLICE SUBJECT: THANK YOU. DEAR AMERICAN LEGION POST 328, I HAVE BEEN INFORMED BY OUR CITY OFFICE OF YOUR RECENT DONATION OF $4ØØ.ØØ TO HELP DEFER OFFICERS COSTS IN PURCHASING/REPLACING/OR UPGRADING BULLET RESISTANT VESTS. . !'1YSELF, AND CUR OFFICERS SINCERELY SAY THANK YOU. I HAVE ASKED THE CITY TREASURER, TO PLACE THIS MONEY IN A SEPARATE CATEGORY SPECIFICALLY FOR TH:S USE. EG. TO ASSIST IN PAYING FOR THE OFFICERS 1/3 COST OF PURCHASING A NEW VEST. ADA IN, THANK YOU. S2:NCERELY, ~ ~ - BRADLEY J. L HIDGREN CHIEF OF POLICE ST JOSEPH POLICE DEPARTME~T C. C. OFF'ICERS C IT'{ OFF' ICE CITY COUlie:L - - . . .~ ) -~ R, '-2: _ ~ ~ ' :' .'~ /::~~" // S:¡/.~:)-~ ~ -.s- /'7 . '=/<..~ ",-.J . ~_ /^ ~.. '5 ;:;' - v·-.." . t? i5 - ì:...¡, ~~j ,. ~ . C; '--iJ ,~ ~..~..~./;:- .......:---,.)0--/ '-.:..:...::; ~ ~ \ - . , . . . : . ; ; \ r ~ . ~ \ \ ~ ~ \ ' ! 1 ~ i ! ~ ~. ! ~ ~ : · >: ,'-, k ... , "\ ~. t· , !,- r,~ ~f ~~. .f' :: !I.1 I' ~ - ~t i l , I ·f . ¡ ¡ I \ \ \ It :;\ '; 0:. ~".... ~~ ;S.. o:--¡ ~ ~ ~ r ~ ~ ~ ( ..., ::: ð ~..... Ç::, ~ ~ ~ ~ s. t \i~ f~ - \'.: ~, s:.., - ~ ~ ,,¢. ~ ¡;; ~ ,,4 ~ ~~ .. ~. ~" -:. 1.......... .A.~ .Þ \;' Ó ~ t ..g 0 ~_.< ~ ~ ~. ..... ~ ) ~ -i. _ ~_. ...... . - '. co U NTY 0 F STEARNS Office of County Attorney Administration Center, RM 448 . 705 Courthouse Square. Sl aoud, UN 56303 (612) 656-3880 FAX (612) 656-ô695 LEGAL ASSISfANI' ASSISfANI' COUNI'Y A1TORNEYS M.. Kathleen Amebeck Will R. Brœt R.obcrt J. Calhoun PATRICK T. SI'ROM lNVESI1GATORS Richard W. Jacboø, Jr. Fuù Assistant William C. Wmscber - Chief TheteSa M. K.chc Acting Chief~/Human Services Division Pamcla W. Weber Janelle P. knda11 Wù1iam S. MacPhail MARY A. YUNKER VICI1M ASSISfANCE COORDINATOR Richard 1. May Oücf-Criminal Division Audrey 1.. Westc~n Dennis A. P1ahn December 13, 1994 Jacqueline M. Schuh Samuel Wcrtheimer. ß IA W OFFICE SUPERVISOR CJ1ief ~r~d Lindgren Gladys E. Breuer Chief of Police St. Joseph Police Department St. Joseph, MN 56374 Re: Neidhart Forfeiture . Dear Chief Lindgren: Enclosed please find Stipulation and Order for Dismissal together with money order in the sum of $1000. In order to ensure a proper audit trail, I would ask that you endorse and deposit this check with the Stearns County Auditor, who will then make the proper disbursements pursuant to Minn. Stat. § 609.5315 (70% to your agency). These proceeds may be used by your agency for law enforcement purposes. If you have any questions, please call me. Very sincerely yours, tJ~ ~ It{µr;U! William S. MacPhail \VSM:jkm Enclosure - - "875·298": Aífir;narive Action / E:::uaí OpporruntC'f Ernptoyer \ . . . _~&i'-"'<__T~~__"'''';_~' -' ;-'-----~-l ~ ¡¡ oM " :~ -0) < ¡ , :~ t'- (1 _ ..J en wO) 0 ..J ( '" 0 0 , i I:j1 . Q ¡ ~ I:j1 8 i C'-2. 0 > j. .. ., ,....¡ ;! ,c op J CI) iA .... H 1 ~ I J p,. ..: . i 0) U!i I I ' ¡ \.....1 I \ :-.- ."\ I , ...,1 I .. I ': ..\, i :>1 \ ¡ , ,I . I ......,...¡ I ~.I C 'I ô: i ....., i H' I ~;: >:·1 . .u .... ~ -.~ ·....·..1 0. ~:-: :: ~ 9 ". ..1 , Q) ". ~'. ., ,', ¡ (.J '.:.:~ ....! ! ,,...¡ ": '.~':¡ ~~~ r-1 , 0 ~. i ~ ~:<':'l ,J ro1~ I - ~~-: ¡::. t:c .... I Q) I ~~ J CŒ I ;1 ;:: C¡ 'J¡ i t \.,.¡ I I ~ .. ~;::; .wI i ~ S 'Ü U)¡ -.:=> Q) I u: I ~~~ 'rl a :z; we:: \ :>!;, :::w >-0 ¡ '" at:: ......' ~ _. - ¡·O'-PlllIO 0 ·-'i F,-_ ,- ...-;; ~' -' ~~':o ,-i~~~'- ,¡J'fit,' .'"-'~:-: ~;Ë' lit·_ .K- .~¥.:-' . :;7:;;:'-,'" . tdf; >C:__"." ..it~_~: Joint Events Council Æf~'--' "--'le,' College of Saint Benedict/Saint John's University 'f:":1,'~ . ~. ..c_~';";:... ~.. :tif;:?~·' ;. . CoIlegeville, Minnesota 56321 ~" -. - ..- Joint Events Council P.O. Box 1863 St. John's University Collegeville, :MN 56321 To the members of CORE: First of all the Joint Events Council would like to thank all the members of CORE for the time and effort that they have put in this past year. It has been a difficult process but hopefully we . have laid the groundwork for good city.student relations in the future. We understand that on the weekend of Pine stock the city of St. Joseph incurs a greater· than-normal expense for law enforcement personnel Therefore, as a thank you to the City for the í servi.ces it provides our students throughout the year, we would like to donat~ Þ4f alleviate some of the costs incurred on this weekend. We hope that this will be beneficial to the )!¡ ~. ~ We must state that this m no way bmds future Jomt Events Council's to monetary . contn'butions to the city of St. Joseph, nor does this make the College of St. Benedict, St. John's University, or the Joint Events Council responsible for the actions of post-Pine stock party-goers in the city of St. Joseph. Please accept this offer fÌ:om the Joint Events Council in good faith. Sincerely, ¿~ ~ I 1......--- - Alan Christenson and Kristen Moore 1994-95 PinestocklWatab Co·Charrs - - r'" -.- '':1...::.~ . .~!I~{i::: ~_.---; " (~.__. .- - . ., -.,- - - - ~ -- ~li'I''t~¡''è'';ii;~¿Ü'!r.;,...·.·...._''t';'.·'"...u. .......... .. '.....' ..'U_' _ ..' .._ ..u. ~~ '-. - _w_ -- --- . 1~8' ~ (:) -i3 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ r1 . ~ ~ '" ' ~~Er ~ (d~ ~ ~ ~ r ~ Ç> >=. b1 ¡::, ) . ~ "" þ~ ~ E"" ~ '\ ~ ~ ~ } c.~, ~ ~ ~ ' ~ ~ ~ , Ì'~~~ V\ \ (' Ì' ~ ¡::, ¡::, ~ ~ ¡;r ~ ..... --- - - I"''' "";,,"";;,, ." . , ~':-6f~8aìn.t·-Benedict· -. ,-' .. - lçQfi.~~~~§fll.;~.·~.;;.·.!.,.:.t.:· ' '. _ '~..c. !-:;''.t:fíì~'}ìN -56374-2Ô9f r:";;~;c'; , ~§P*~~~~?<5'~~j~P:-f.$."< ,: .' , ~~:¡jiíl V:~8 ~995c'f3~;i\':' wl~}'ìJ~'~;';;; . '.. . . '. ." ,.._~.o;--.--- .....-. . .-. Brad Lindgren chief~of-:,Pc)lice st. '~<:>~eph~uMN 56374 . "'.--:~.. . ,- ---- ~. - Dear "Brâci : _.- . Thei:College pf saint Benedictand·St. John's university have .' agrêed,:·to-~;pårticipate inthe~~ent~,iå~cop'~rþgr-aïn" in conjunction with)the·~.Cityòf st. 'JOSeph..c'-·-;1Û;·':-t~undeist.ândthe program a total 6f$7/000 "is needed to particip'atè<'with "the 'federal government in ~ thispr6qram. .' ' , "'.,' _ J st. Benedict's has agreed to provide 1/3 of that $7,000 total or! a sum of $2,333 per year for the duration of the program. st. . John's has tentatively agreed to do the same. We feel that the KRent a Cop" program is a good idea. Sharing , . this initiative equally among SJU, CSB and the City provides a clear message that we are together trying to create a proactive approach to providing a safe community. Sincerely, ¿~~~ Michael J. Ryan, Vice President of Administrative services ¥.JR/bdo cc Gar Kellam Warren Janzen - -- - - --- - -~ BRADLEY J. LINDGREN. CHIEF OF POLICE BOX 268. 25 N.W. 1ST AVENUE ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 (612) 363·8250 EMERGENCY 911 . DATE: . JUL Y 21, 1'3'35 TO: ST JOHNS UNIVERSITY & THE COLLEGE OF ST BENEDICT C/O MICHAEL J. R Y A \'1 V. P . ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES FROM: CHIEF BRADLEY J. LINDGREN SUBJECT: MONIES FOR ADDITIONAL POLICE OFFICER (FAST COP) DEAR MIKE, I ATTENDED THE 8T JOSEPH CITY COUNCIL MEETING LAST NIGHT, AND PRESENTED YOUR LETTER OF JULY 18, ALONG WITH MY REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATION TO HIRE AN ADDITIONAL OFFICER. I WAS PLEASANTLY SURPRISED, NOT SO MUCH THAT APPROVAL WAS GIVEI'I, BUT WAS GIVEN UNANIMOUSLY. (5-0) . YOUR COI'11'1ENT IN THE LETTEF: OF "SHrè!RI NG T\·11 S un T IAT IVE EQUALLY AMONG SJU, CSB, AND THE CITY PROVIDES A CLEAR MESSAGE THAT WE ARE TOGETHER TRYING TO CREATE A PROACTIVE APPROACH TO . PRO\)IDH!G A SAFE COMMUNITY" WAS \)ERY WELL RECEI\..-!ED AND COI'1MENTED UPON. I WANT TO THAI-4K YOU, THE COLLEGE, A"lD 8T JOH~-!S For, YOUR EFForn, TIME, AND COMMITMENT ON THIS MATTER. AGAH-!, WITHOUT YOUR SUPPORT, I BEL I EVE T HIS W 0 U L D H A V E BEE N R '" "I F F Y " PROPOSITIOH, AND AM VERY HAPPY IT CAME OUT UNANIMOUSLY ON THE PART OF THE CITY. I WILL BE IN CONTACT WITH YOU IN THE NEAR FUTURE. SIHCEFŒL Y, '- Br-::ADLEY J. '''IDGF:Ei'! CHI E F 0 I=- P D L ICE - - ~ --. .... - -. . ~.. ,.-... - - i¡t ~'. ~'''-'''- ~.?~---- ~~)I .;:>.;<: i-t .*.,~. .: :,.. "... II :": ~_;f~:::::~~ . . \, 1; ~~:!':: 'I ~~.:: . -- .~:... " ~fjT'-- " _.-=--.:- ;t ,,'f' ": .. --~ /~_;__o. '- ._-..... r,,'.:.-.. - 'r-> ··~·U ¡ -- -" . ~ .ß ~- ¡ ¡ , , , : ~. .. ~ . d - 3: I ::::¡ r I m~ R :·Z·:- , :10 <--^ ,. , - I _J .... ..., ........ .,......" .. -- -,...~.. -;. .- '. f - - POLICE DEPARTMENT 807 Courthouse Square · P.O. Box 1616 · 51. Cloud, MN 56302 t7'<!.k\"iAfi"i/h ORlfMN0730400 Admínf612·259-3800 Recordsl612·259·3810 . íd.it~~}; . ~~V·· ic'-·->·:,--;·-~ ..,.....¿ May 18, 1995 DENNIS O'KEEFE CHIEF OF POLICE John Brunner, Director of Security Holiday Inn 75-37th Avenue st. Cloud, MN 56301 RE: Letter of Appreciation Dear Mr.' Brunner: During spring 1995 officers of the st. Cloud Police Department narcotics division had a conversation with General Manager Tom Dietman in regards to persons who deal controlled substances utilizing hotel rooms. On 4/21/95 you and Nigh t Manager Mar ie Duth ler contacted the Narcotics Division with information of suspicious activity which was occurring in one of the rooms at the Holiday Inn. The activity was consistent with that of persons who deal in controlled substances. As a result of the investigation one adult male was arrested at the hotel with a substantial quantity of . methamphetamine. On 5/10/95 you and Night Manager Marie Duthler again contacted the Narcotics Division with information that they believed persons in one of their hotel rooms was dealing in controlled substances. On 5/10/95 a search warrant was executed on the hotel room and subsequently four adults were arrested and a quantity of methamphetamine was seized. It is because of the cooperation of st. Cloud business people such . . as yourself that makes our job easier. The "war on drugs 11 can only be won with the cooperation of individuals, professional business people and law enforcement. We hope that the relationship that has been built between the Holiday Inn and the st. Cloud Police Department will continue to be a successful one. sincerely, ~ g~~ ~~,(~ A~s:an\ C~~f Sergeant Steve p~~ - Investigator _ ïh~ ::,' OF 5,. CcOUD DCES NOT DISŒ:~\INAT~ C~ TH: 8AS;S OF ?AC:. COLC?. SEX. AGE O? DiSABIU,(;N EMPLOYMENT OR THE PROVISION OF SERVICES. -.:;::~; ô::::';:3'. ,ICCOMOOATION WILL BE ?ROVIDEJ TO ALLOW :NOIYIDUALS WITH OISA8ILIT:ES TO PART;CIPATë IN ALL CITY SERVICES. PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES. , " ~~ ,. 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"~; ~5é";5<R .'",.= 'ò d'.' <.; ~"'i -;:""$,!-' .~~'" -> ,;'" -,,-. . -~/ JDB. - ._,,-,¡¡ -{ ;.'tA~~ -..:;-E,".. ~~~J::' -~ ::S~è'Þhen, criIÍ'¿ië~iIle, Avon,WaÎte Park & Jacobs Präirie-· ..... No. 185 . A~.'? 'iIY1glªÎ~ªBRribeDllêd~inSt.J,osePI F~,è;-'S\'i.,,¡·r;?;F: "····%;j!0è;.¡:.f;,~~~~· ., ...,. m.;. ~'¡";l~ b~;~,ake Pettmg.~,~.. . ;-:~~...:.. - . r ~ ." _ ~'~~:;~ . . Fr€!~I,ance report~r . . -.~=-- ¡ - .-;;.-:-.,:.¡ ....-.... ""'.' '. ~- -..'0-<..> .:.'Two Albany men were'" -=. :.: ,:_:2"~1>:'i;'; , apprehended Tuesday Jan. 24, -. -.- outside of the St. Joseph SuperAmerica. '".The - men, Steven Albert Richardson, 19, and Jesse Michael Nordmann, 18, had been sought in connection with a burglary pCrpetrated earlier that morning. ¿ The burglary took place at a residence in Albany while the resident was at home. The unidentified fem'ale resident managed to calI police while the men were stilI on the premises. A descdption òf the vehicJe the . men \vere driving went out , immediately" to local police ; departments. Within moments after I receiving the call, St. Joseph Officer Brian Klinefelter spotted the vehicle heading east on -' Highway 75 toward town. St.}~.s~ph Police Officer Brl!olD Kli~efelter (left) lookS on as officers from the Stearns Côunty Sheri ....__.Officer Klinefelter stopped the Depártrne~t frisk Sfeyen Albert Richardson, 19, of Albany. Richardson and an acèompHce .... ·rne~. w~en_}þey .pulJeçJ .into. the apprehended by the "ever vigilan't" Klinefelter only moments after their vehicle's description SuperAmerica parking Jot. The broadcast"bÿ the shêrirPs-òfTIœ: (phötübyJake Oètting) - -'. . . sheriff's office was called and the men were placed under arrest by described Klinefelter as being"ever that one of the suspects volunteered The men are being hel county authorities. vigiJant" and praised him for a job incriminating information_ Stearns County Jail for first-d, The burglary was reported at well done. "One guy rolled and gave burglary, which is a fe 11 :33 a.m. and the men were 51. Joseph Police Chief Brad information about where to find punishable by imprisonment arrested at approximately 11 :45 Lindgren later confirmed the some money they had stashed and to 20 years or a fi ne of up to $3 a.m.. That's quick work. identities of the t\vo men and said other stuff," he said. or both. Other officials on the scene .- ~ ~~ II!! , .-- - - -.. ~ . a '1_........._ · . ..( ,," t -. -~ .' A~'; .,}:.:"' VoL 6 #5 4r _ 06-19-95 -,',¡{'--' ¡¡iF' Page Four :f!jl!i'(r .' . . _ -"~-;¿McKinnis, MarVin Lee, a/k/a/ Young, Ronnie (NMN) (30); 2204 Emerson "Ave. N'~ Mi~êâpolis, MN; . Offense Date: December 24, 1994; Investigating Agency: Stearns County Sheriff's Department; Attempted Burglary in the Third Degree; 13 months in prison, serving 8 2/3 months in prison and 4 1/3 months on supervised release, with the possibility of seÌ'ving the entire 13 months in prison if the defendant violates prison rules; restitution as determined by the ageJ..1t; sentenced by Judge Hayden on May 31, 1995. or mann,'· esse '. c.. ae 19; t. 0., ox, . ; , . . . Ö~enséD~tè:J<iIluary 31,. 1995; Investigating Agencies: Stearns County ~"'" Sheriff~J?~þ~ènt and St. Joseph-Police Department; Burglary in the First Degree; 21 mõiíihs in-prison :;staýed; 20 years probation; 6 months in jail; $5,000 fine; 2 months electronic monitoring in addition to jail; $437.27 restitution; pay correctional supervision fees; sentenced by Judge Jessen on May 5, 1995. . Putz, Richard An rew (44); 319 9th Ave. So., S1. Cloud, MN; ....'. Offense Date: October 13, 1994; Investigating Agency: St. Cloud Police Department; Assault in the Fifth Degree; 13 months in prison - stayed; 5 years probation; 20 days in jail; $300 fine: continue counseling as counselor deems appropriate; pay correctional supervision fees; sentenced by Judge Widick on May 22, 1995. Reed, Jody Lee (22); 131 29th Ave. No., St. Cloud, MN; Offense Date: June 12, 1993; Invesûgating Agency: Stearns County Sheriff's Department; Offering a Forged Check; 13 months in prison - stayed; 5 years probation; 93 days in jail; $500 fine or community service; $1,434.15 restitution; obtain chemical dependency evaluation and -comply with recommendations; sentenced by Judge Ahles on May 19, 1995. Richardson, Steven Albert (19); 20825 400th St., Albany, MN: _ X Offense Date: January 31, 1995; Investigating Agencies: Stearns County ----.~- Sheriff's Department and St. Joseph Police Department; Burglary in the First \ - Degr~e; 21 months in prison - stayed; 20 years probation; 9 months in jail or \ sentence to service after serving 30 days in jail; $2,000 fine or community. service; $432.27 restitution; continue in counseling as the agent and counselor deem appropriate; sentenced by Judge Boland on May 25, 1995. - - -'î Î v . ~- ,- " ".. \ -- - "'-' -- . - . -.... ..:" ".-~'-~ -:~ o' "'--'~~_ ~~-_.. -~ : ~.~~~ ::~-¥..¡~ : ~~.ç~.~-ii<-i·i;~· ---7 Ti~1ES PHOTO BY KlMM ANDERSON Authorities led away St. Joseph resident Troy Richard Koopmeir ers after he surrendered Wednesday to end an hourlong arme standoff with St. Joseph and Steams County authorities. KOOf meiners, 28, was arrested in connection with an aggravate" domestic assault that morning, St. Joseph Police Chief Brad Un gren said. He was being held in Steams County Jail this mominç I V - --- ~ ,.~.~. - ~T~L'H" .~. ~-;~--':~ :" ,.:t7P~C ' ~t''-··· -,¡ft . "'fc SAFETY ,--W;ìoo-a. TOWN SQUARE ~'f'EoAR ST. " . ,:;,1~~h:MN S,~,',~: -2156 .' ::"Àx:~'(6i2) 297;~844 STATE OF MíNNESOTA ~~;(~~ 2) 282-6565 DEPARTMENT OF F>t1BLIC,~AFETY 'ELEPHONE: . Sept. 1, 1995 Chief Deputy Doug Pearce Stearns County Sheriff s Department c 807 Courthouse Square H P.O. Box 217 . ,... , .. '- St. Cloud, MN 56302 Dear Chief Deputy Pearce: . 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 1996 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 underlying message that Safe & Sober is attempting to achieve. We intend to fund your project in the amount of $45,000.00 The next step in this process is to go through the required administrative paperwork. Basically, this involves créating a DPS project application, reviewing the grant agreement, and answering any questions you may have regarding the coordination of the project. We will cover these topics at a meeting I would like to schedule \vith you, Chief Dickinson and Chief Lindgren. I will travel to St. Cloud for the meeting. Would you please contact me at your earliest convenience? 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 612/297-4515. Sincerely, 1L~~~ - - Nancy F nke Skala _ Safety P ogram Coordinator cc: Chief Lindgren Chief Dickinson ~ ~ ~ AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ~ ,. O' . - - . ~'<~i:~:. -. ~Vi:-;C' . ';;.> YOU'RE UNDER ~--- f.;-.~- - 1.~~ ARREST AND... ~.~ ~,' ...'- No, I don't know who you are. ;:t 1. ....... 2. No, I don't care who you f know. 3. Yes, you do pay my salary. ! 4. Yes, you can have my job. I 5. No, I don't have anything bet- ter to do. 6. Yes, ! arrest real criminals sometimes. 7. No, I'm not picking on you be- cause you're 8. No, I can't give you a break. c No, I don't know your friend, . I _. Officer I 10. Yes, you will be allowed to make a phone call. 11. Yes, you probably will never do it again. 12. No, we can't talk about it. 13. Yes, it does make me happy. 14. Yes, you will see me in court. - - 0' . . . ') ."1''''' .. " I. . , .'. ~ ,,It . .. ,. . ,"~,~y '~1~~~Jtr~~ ~t V .. .~. " , ." 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Minnesota 56302 6121255-8700 , ..,;-:-(>¡. . ,-.... . . -..'.:.'"J: <:--.:..:.:--:- " Brad, OJ.--!_ Enclosed are the two photographs from the _ ~!?i standoff that r told you about. Enjoy! '~i{Æ- u_. . It was nice yacking with you at community day --J~ -''':':~ the other day. r think that event is a very good idea. I bet it helps a lot to stop the we/they attitude that sometimes comes about between college students and townies. That same attitude could be seen a lot in Winona where I went to school. . Anyway, I hope this will suit your needs. Regards, Kimm Anderson ~ Staff Photographer - - , . ,- , . ; ... ._-.:-:. ~... ,:- > . ' "~ ': 1; >, 'O<'<c I'-~ :y u ~ .- ose .' .'C\_ 1> '" . 91, ~~"f'!~-h~t;: .o~-d ~" ,*, ; .:..~" . ~ ce e e Jo ei:UWlt an e man' ; :.;.,: -' .> -'-:. > ". . ~-Jí~=~~~''>'i3 ..... <-L"-~f1"-"":'>'''. '3!'~.' < ;!'o'>t:':" ~~~..fIð tne beSt e 0 t '\hO~¢Jì1bIS ~ ~c~app;~c,lU:>l-'ute'24f5'~ ,s. 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'." ~'tìqd the hòµdiyseas6n: du_tY that.day:<~rants from the program pay for : éJ~<~~:é-~._c'¡';-',~/~f~-W},"·v~~!~.q .~per thesnêÎiff-s de";~ënt ìs called." . .. .,·.'i·' " oL'·ts d . h li~~' . . ~""""',-t -~...,~.. extrcq)Óil~j)ê.t!9. ynng 0 uaj ~aso.ns., ~ . .' :'jc .<00'-. _ . . . mòstpscìdents irl"beCémber. ,¡¡: " "c'MêiMe "íòrtUiiâ te," said St, 'Joseph rolioe "beaDle toput äMXtii~ffic'iõñ pàiroldoilly" '"JiiDë<iin1ii< 1994 ';heillfs d, Chièf Bradµrtª~n. ¿1e ....-aithé fuSt -officeÌ: to . ~DillÍng the ty;'ó-';~-eek period beginriing Friday, wéitcâlled' to"58acHden-ts out \a~e the Gill, iiId ~:did)iiSt a fantastic job of},än"'St, Clo~d ""lice ~ill be able to y"aIToll ,030 exho The:¡¡rClotld ¡itjil§itti:'fñ jm¡ ~~ili~/a'Ø~1!$;~j;fr:Bèéío~d¥aì~w~J\;,\';;ífo, tiri6':r~~~0¡0.,~~;eu:;0~~" ·Wt~~ð1~i~¿ti~ð·~ enfoicimeritagenciè(_ill hâve eX1iö òffice"ön : ,Sc CloudPolice Chief I?enIDs Q'Ked.e ""d re~" nWif:òf ",¡tbelt, 'peewng an< 'duty daily !Q'trÿ!O~ftSur~ .puþ'li~~arety. Thèy'll d~ts \":m pro~! fro~ themcreased presenc~.. ~g lav,'s should help saveli focus attëritioíCòn'increaSlIlg seat belt use and .~ ·'.~So.mebody iSgOmg to be home for Christma~ preserv-ethè holiday'season: ": reducing- the n'úIDbeiof driveršú!idef·the influ- :~thit ¢>them-ise might not have been," O'Keefe sai~ ··>m'rageèlies are difficUlt to dE ènce.' .... .-> . -.'.' -:".,~:--..,' ," '," 'In Waite Par~ last year, ~e pro.gram ensureg anytime," Pearcé-šaid.-"But In Stearns County, the St Cloud, Waite Park and·. 0at several r:eslden~ made It home safely by tcù\~ . probably worse around the'holic St. Joseph police departments and the sheriff's mg ~ drivers off the ~t . ~; \ "I£we can prevent one acci department received a total of $80,000 to. boost Dm;U:g the ~e two-\:'eek peno? last D.e~em·, ; oné tragedy, this program will h~ patrols during the program's four enforcement b~r, '.\ane Park~ ~xtra shifts :led ~o rune addit1on~. well wort.!-¡ it" p€riods throughout 1995-96: winter holidays, prom citatIOnS ~or drinng under 0e mfluence. In the, and gr<lduation party seasons, the two weeks ~- sam.eyeno.d, St. Josep~ police pulled over thre~ rounding July 4 and the two weeks precedmg addinonal people for D.'I1. :' Labor Dav. Waite Park and St. Joseph police, the only In She~burne County, Elk River. Bi" Lake B€ck- departments to recei.,-e grants last year, cited 90, i er and the sheriff's department al~o .....ilÌ haye dri\:ers for speeding ar,d SO others for no.t wearing, inGeased presence during tho.se periods. Those therr seat belts. :: d¿?artme:1.tS will combine for 30 extra shifts dur- . "Wnen you ca~ put ar. e,xt~ c~~ out there ~or, in2. the December ho.lidav season alone. eight how--s a day, It helps a lor:' \\31te Park Police. \[eJ.!1\\hile, \\'aite Park, Sr. Joseph and the sher- iifs dep31unent, whiÒ eaÒ received 515,000, .....ill F:e.:;se S2 PATROLS, 5A Þ ~ ,;:,. ,5¡ff ___"f'" -:,,9 . ....1.-. . . .y" . " . . Law Office RICHARD C. LEA "' .ë'.;.;'- ~ -, -'.~.'''- . ""~i;-_J . 1 06 First Street North ~~1t~ ,,;,". P.O. Box 11 ,,;...-:. .~. Montgomery, Minnesota 56069 i~;! '. '.' :,,'C'. ... ..,. - Telephone (612) 364-a606 . FAX (612) 364-5836 ~k~~1-~ . ~:~-~.~!~~t: ---.-- - BradleyJ. Lindgren Chief of Police City of St. Joseph 25 N.W. First Avenue St.Joseph,MN 56374 ,. Re:Montgomery Jaycees Donation Dear Chief Lindgren: Please fmd enclosed a check from the Montgomery Jaycees in the sum of $1,000.00, which I tinderstand will be used to assist your department in purchasing equipment. . Unfortunately, since our organization is now defunct, this is the only contribution we will be able to make to your department. Yours very truly. ~\ ~' Ri~'~a~d C ~¿::-.-- .._- - RCLí~z encl. - - -- - --- -. - . .jJ , , . MONTGOMERY AREA JAYCEE'S 1 00 ~ SPECIAL ACCOUNT . MONTGOMERY, MN 56069 11-30 19 95 P^y TO THE City of St. Joseph r $ 1; 000 . 00 ORDER OF ONE THOUSAND and OO/lOOths----------------------- DOL l 1 t 'n S . f ; l~ '\ Nah0t\al ~~ Mvntgomery. l?~ - - ßAN1\ - ~ - l'U!U\~ta- Io<EMO Police Equipment I:Og ~g ~baO 21: j 2 III 2 g 2 * a II' O~··- /~ - - ~- -i,- ~-~ ..:.;¡ . .~ .-..f,,~T- .._-j¡il ~~~ "f '.-_~1...__ . . . . . -......~,.- '--- :~~~~~~~'~~,~-~- - - . "' . .. . Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the city council for the City of st. Joseph met in regular session on Thursday, March 7 , 1996 at 7:00 p.m. in the st. Joseph city Hall. Members Present: Mayor Donal d "Bud" Reber. Councilors Ross Rieke, Bob Loso, Ken Hiemenz, Cory Ehlert. Clerk/Adm Rachel Stapleton. Others Present: Judy Weyrens, Dan Nierengarten, Tara Plaumen, Dick Taufen, Alfred Eich, Jim Graeve, Pat schnieder, Adeline Gillitzer, Jane Reber, Fred Reber, Lillian Studinski, Dennis Loecken, Irvin Klocker, JoAnne Zipp, Leander Zipp, Irma Hoffmann, Kevin Blanchette, Nancy McDarby, Madeline Beaumont, Nancy Evans, Mary Ann Graeve, Brian Murphy, Steve Frank, Dave Hiedeman; June Hoffmann, Leon Hoffmann, Rose Arnold, Todd Fultz, John- Pinaly, Darlene Solarz, Ken Solarz, Art Reber. Approve Aqenda: Loso made a motion to approve the agenda as set; seconded by Hiemenz. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hiemenz, Ehlert. Nayes: None. Motion Carried 5:0:0 Consent Agenda: Hiemenz made a motion to remove item (b) ordinance for Assessment Deferrals for further discussion, and approve the . following consent agenda: a) Approve minutes - February 15, 1996 c) Drug & Alcohol Testing Policy d) May BowIe Liquor License seconded by Loso. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hiemenz, Ehlert. Nayes: None. Motion Carried 5:0:0 Bills Payable: Hiemenz made a motion to approve the bills payable as presented, check numbers 22127 - 22172; seconded by Ehlert. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hiemenz, Ehlert. Nayes: None. Motion Carried 5:0:0 Overtime & Callouts: Loso made a motion to approve the overtime and callouts as presented; seconded by Rieke. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hiemenz, Ehlert. Nayes: None. Motion Carried 5:0:0 MAYOR REPORTS Welcome Siqns: The Convent & College of st. Benedict is requesting the City present a written proposal to place a welcome sign on their property located on the western edge of st. Joseph. The st. Joseph Lions wish to begin construction on the first sign Spring 1996. . APO: Reber stated that he and Councilor Ehlert attended an APO meeting including discussion of the Opatz Land Use Planning Bill and Road Funding. Po lice Vacancy: Chief Lindgren is requesting authorization to begin . , . . the process to fill the vacancy on the police department. Hiemenz made a motion authorizing the Police Chief and Police Hiring Committee to begin the process to fill the vacancy; seconded by Rieke. Discussion: Upon Ehlert questioning the composition of the hiring committee, Reber stated the committee is as follows: Mayor Reber, Mike Loso, Leo Sadlo, Chief Lindgren. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hiemenz, Ehlert. Nayes: None. Motion Carried 5:0:0 COUNCILOR REPORTS RIEKE CORE Meetinq: The next meeting of the Core Committee is scheduled for March 26, 1996. In an effort not to compete with the Community Service Award of the ColI ege of st. Benedict, Uie Core Committee award is progressing slower than anticipated. Personnel Committee: Rieke informed the Council that he and Rachel, Clerk/Adm, met with Kathleen Murphy, Personnel Consultant, to discuss the current City point system and pay scale. A special meeting of the City Council has been scheduled for March 19, 1996 at 4:00 p.m. to continue the discussion. . EHLERT Planninq Meetinq: The Planning Commission met on March 4, 1996 and discussed the following: a. Joe Miller: presented preliminary information on subdividing his property on Cedar street East. The hearing will be held on April 1, 1996. b. Troy Battig: Authorized Troy Battig to make application for a building permit to remodel the former Grand Slam Pizza building. Battig will be opening a new pizzeria called All star Pizza. LOSO Park Board: The Park Board met and consented to renaming Morningside Park Klinefelter Memorial Park. A dedication ceremony is being planning for May 19, 1996 in conjunction with the Law Enforcement mile run. A granite plaque commemorating Klinefelter is in the draft stages and will be installed at the Park. DNR Grant: The Recreation Association has agreed to contribute $2,400 towards the matching grant for the walking trails in Klinefelter Park. The funds will be received over a two year period. . Recreation Association: The Recreation Association J.s in the planning stages of constructing a parking lot south of the Ball Diamonds at Millstream Park. The Association is requesting the city to bear the costs initially, and they will reimburse the City . . . . as in the past. Loso made a motion authorizing the Recreation Association to make the improvements using the City as the financial backers for the project. The motion was seconded by Rieke. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hiemenz, Ehlert. Nayes: None. Motion Carried 5:0:0 HIEMENZ star Commission: The star City Commission is in the process of editing the video of st. Joseph and the EDA resolution is ready for the public hearing. DEPARTMENT HEAD REPORTS Water Proiect: The construction for the Water Filtration project will begin on March 18, 1996. During the construction period employees will not be able to park behind City Hall. Reber requested the Clerk/Adm to contact Mr. stueve and inform him that he wi 11 not be able to use any of the City parking during this period. Taufen reported that there would be room for employees to park behind Salls Bar. . st. Ben's has agreed to allow the City to use their water system from June 15 to August 15. Additionally, st. Ben's has waived the fee for the water use. Taufen also reported that the City needs to find a place to store all the equipment and parts stored in the current filtration plant. Due to the sensitivity of some of the equipment the storage space needs to be heated. Reber suggested Taufen check with Bill Wasner to see if he has extra storage space. Hiemenz made a motion authorizing Taufen to secure storage space at his discretion. The motion was seconded by Rieke. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hiemenz, Ehlert. Nayes: None. Motion Carried 5:0:0 Pat Schneider - Kennedy Proposal: Pat Schneider appeared before the Council to discuss contributing to the new ball fields proposed at Kennedy School. The total project cost is estimated at $13,000. As of this meeting, Schneider reported he has received $5,000 in donations. Schneider also discussed the need to purchase equipment as some of the field equipment was vandalized last fall. Rieke suggested Schneider appear before the Core Committee on March 26 seeking financial assistance. Reber stated that the city is in the process of financing major projects and need to review the financial commitments to those - projects before money can be obligated to another project. The City has been asking state and Federal Agencies for money to assist - with projects and at this time he cannot see obligating City funds. The Council concurred and stated that this lS a very worthwhile project and hopefully Schneider will be able to raise sufficient funds. ~ . . East MN Street: Reber stated that the County Board of Commissioners is requesting the City to fund the additional costs of improving East MN street. The County established the budget for the reconstruction of East Minnesota street at $250,000. The estimated costs for the improvements are approximately $440,000. The County is requesting the City of st. Joseph to allow the County to pay the City over a two or three year period. Reber made a motion instructing the Clerk/Adm to send a letter to the County with the following offer: The City of st. Joseph will agree to finance the County portion of the East Minnesota street project over a two to three year period of the County would agree to pay the additional bond interest. This interest would be a direct result of financing the County portion. The motion seconded Loso. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hiemenz, Ehlert Nayes: None. Motion Carried 5:0:0 Loso made a motion to remove the sidewalk from the East Minnesota street project and divide the amount proportionately to offset the curb and gutter costs to the residents. The motion died for lack of a second.. Delinquent utility Bill Hearinq: Mayor Reber opened the hearing at 7:50 p.m. . There being no one present to state objection, the . hearing was closed. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC East MN street Residents: Property owners adjacent to the 1996 proposed East MN street project appeared before the Council to state objection to the project and expressed the following concerns: Jim Graeve - stated that the project began as an overlay project and suddenly became a reconstruction complete with curb, gutter, sidewalk, and a wider street. He feels that road does not warrant the proposed improvements, the City should provide sewer to those residents who need it and the road should be overlaid. Graeve a I so expressed concern that East MN street would become a major road with accelerated speed. Mary Ann Graeve: stated objection to the project and the process that has taken place. She felt that the City was not exhibiting qualities that would make st. Joseph a star City and encouraged the Council to make decisions for the good of st. Joseph. Nancy McDarby: Stated objection to the project and in her perspective makes st. Joseph look like a "big city. 11 She also reminded the Council that not only seniors need tax relief, but . young families struggling to raise families. She also requested documentation illustrating accuracy of the traffic study completed by the st. Cloud Area Planning Organization. steve Frank: Frank encouraged the Council to change their A to . . decision making policies and listen to the residents of st. Joseph. He feels that st. Joseph should conduct neighborhood meetings to receive input before decisions are made. steve Frank: Questioned the Council on the bus stop located at 2nd Avenue NW and the need to provide an adequate bus stop. He also questioned the lack of snow removal at the bus stop, creating a hazardous situation. Rieke stated that the Core Committee has discussed this issue and agreed to try the new bus stop location for one year before any final decision would be made with regards to a shel ter. Additionally he stated that there is some indication that the subsidiary bus stops off campus will be discontinued for the 1996 - 1997 school year. As far as the snow removal issue Rieke and Taufen stated it was a communication error between the College and Public Works Department. Frank also questioned the housing unit located on the corner of Minnesota street West and 6th Ave NW. He stated that students at st. John's and St. Ben's fill out housing forms and the city could receive a housing list to verify occupancy. Reber stated that he has discussed this unit with the Building Inspector and it is not a duplex, but the City will check into the matter. star City Video: The Council reviewed the proposed video for the . City of st. Joseph. Loso made a motion to recess at 8:30 p.m.; seconded by Rieke. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hiemenz, Ehlert. Nayes: None. Motion Carried 5:0:0 Mayor Reber reconvened the meeting at 8:45 p.m. CLERK/ADM REPORTS Accident Insurance: The Counci I discussed the accident insurance for elected officials as proposed by the League of MN Cities. The Council agreed to table this matter until the March 21, 1996 Council meeting. Funeral Resolution: The resoiution authorizing police attendance to police officers funerals who are slain in the line of duty will be available for the March 21, 1996 meeting. Loss Control Workshops: The Loss Control Workshop provided by the City's insurance carrier will be held April in st. Cloud. Hiemenz authorized the attendance of Rachel Stapleton, Dick Taufen.. and Brad Lindgren to the Loss Control Workshop. The motion was seconded by Loso. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hiemenz, Ehlert. - Nayes: None. Motion Carried 5:0:0 - Lease Community Garden: The lease for the community garden has been prepared by the City Attorney. ., , . Community Events Siqn: st. Benedict Officials will be meeting with Rich Feneis to discuss the possibility of constructing a sign on campus. Transfer of Funds: Public Works Director Dick Taufen is requesting to transfer $300.00 from the General Fund to the Fire Fund. The Fire Department has a generator they no longer have use for and the Maintenance Department could utilize this piece of equipment. Hiemenz made a motion authorizing the transfer of 5300.00 from the General Fund to the Fire Fund to purchase a generator for the maintenance department. The motion was seconded by Loso. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hiemenz, Ehlert. Nayes: None. Motion Carried 5:0:0 Exemption from Lawful Gamblinq: The Minnesota Deer Hunters Association is requesting approval of an exemption from Lawful Gambling for a fund raiser to be held on May 6, 1996 at the La Playette. Loso made a motion approving the Exemption from Lawful Gambling by the MN Deer Hunters Association as requested; seconded by Hiemenz. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hiemenz, Ehlert. Nayes: None. Motion Carried 5:0:0 Television and VCR Purchase: Reber made a motion authorizing the . expenditure of $635.97 for the purchase of a television and VCR for the City Council chambers; seconded by Ehlert. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hiemenz, Ehlert. Nayes: None. Motion Carried 5:0:0 Industrial Park Fundinq: Reber ·and Stapleton reported on the resources available for funding the development of the industrial park. Grant monies are very competitive and require constant application. A meeting has been scheduled to meet with the representative on the federal funding level. Stapleton also reported that she attended a seminar on ·Tax Increment Financing which was very informative. This seminar also discussed the powers and responsibilities of an Economic Development Authority. Park Mowinq: After reviewing the estimated costs of out sourcing the mowing of parks, Hiemenz made a motion authorizing Councilor Ehlert to contact st. John's University to arrange summer help through the work study program. Authorization includes to obtain the hiring of up to 4 individuals through this program. The motion was seconded by Rieke. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hiemenz, Ehlert. Nayes: None. Motion Carried 5:0:0 - Summer Recreation Director: Dave Heideman, Summer Recreation Director, presented a proposal to increase participant recreation - fees $5.00. Heideman stated the increase is needed to help offset the increasing costs of providing recreation activities. Rieke made a motion establishing the summer recreation fee at $25.00 per- . ~, ¡.Iff- , . . child; the motion was seconded by Loso. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hiemenz, Ehlert. Nayes: None. Motion Carried 5:0:0 outdoor Liquor permi t - Todd Ful tz: Todd Fultz, owner of Sal's Bar, appeared before the Council requesting an outdoor liquor permit for May 11, 1996. Fultz stated that he has arranged for Johnny Holmes to play outside on Pinestock weekend. It is his intention to have music playing outside from noon until midnight on May II. The entire area will be roped off and additional security will be provided. Reber suggested Fultz contact the adjoining property owners to make them aware of the event. The Counci I required Fultz to contact the Chief of Police with regard to the amount of security that would be required. Fultz also requested an outdoor liquor permit for May 5, 1996 at which time there will be outdoor wrestling. This event will take place during the afternoon of May 5, for which additional security will also be hired. After discussing the probable attendance in relation to space available, Hiemenz made a motion approving the outdoor liquor permits for May 5, 1996 and May 11, 1996 as requested by Todd Fultz. The motion was seconded by Ehlert. . Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hiemenz, Ehlert. Nayes: None. Motion Carried 5:0:0 Solarz Nursery: Darlene Solarz appeared before the Council to discuss the costs of utility services to her property. Solarz stated they are in the process of selling the property and would like to know what the exact costs of providing services to the property would be, when they would be required to pay for the services, and how they would be required to pay for the services. Rieke made a motion to refer this matter to the City Engineer and have him contact the property owners; seconded by Hiemenz. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hiemenz, Ehlert. Nayes: None. Motion Carried 5:0:0 Alley Vacation - Kevin Blanchette: The City has received a petition by some of the adjoining property owners of the North/South alley between 1st Avenue NE and 2nd Avenue NE. After discussion.. the Council established a hearing date for April 4, 1996. Loso requested any prior minutes on this alley be forwarded to the Councilors before April 4, 1996. Establishment of an Economic Development Authority: Stapleton stated that she has received some infqrmation on Economic Development Authorities and the Council may wish to review this before adopting the resolution prepared. Hiemenz encouraged the - Council to establish the hearing date based on the resolution prepared and reVlew the additional information for discussion at - the hearing. Rieke made a motion authorizing the Clerk/ Adm to . . . establish a hearing date for adoption of an Economic Development Authority. The motion was seconded by Hiemenz. Ayes: Reber, Rieke.. Loso, Hiemenz, Ehlert. Nayes: None. Motion Carried 5:0:0 Adiourn: Loso made a motion to adjourn at 9:30 p.m. ; seconded by Rieke. Ayes: Reber, Rieke, Loso, Hiemenz, Ehlert. Nayes: None. Motion Carried 5:0:0 Judy Weyrens Deputy Clerk . .