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of Mayor
Steve Dehler
Councilors
Leo Sadlo
Ross Rieke
Bob Loso
1 First Avenue NW Stephanie Hazen
P.O, Box 668
St. Joseph, Minnesota 56374 City Clerk I Adm
(612) 363-7201 Rachel Stapleton
CITY OF ST. JOSEPH
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
October 1/ 1992
7:00 p.m.
AGENDA
l. Call to Order
2 . 7:00 Assessment Hearing - Baker street & 7th Avenue
3 . Approve Agenda
4. City Engineer Reports
a) Water Improvement - S. J. Louis Contract
b)
c)
. 5. Approve Minutes - September 17
6. Bills Payable
7. Mayor Reports
8. Council Reports
9. Old Business
a) Ballot Question Information
b) Truth in Taxation Information
c)
d)
e)
10. 8:15 p.m. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
II. 8:30 p.m. RECESS
12. Pat Schneider
13. Clerk/Administrator Reports
a) Ground Breaking for Water Tower
b) Road Maintenance Agreement
c) Road Easement - Brandenberger
. d) III College Avenue property status
e)
f)
14. Adjourn
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September 17, 1992
. Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council for the
City of st. Joseph met in regular session, on Thursday, September
17, 1992 at 7;00 p.m. in City Hall.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Steven Dehler; Members of the Council Leo
Sadlo, Ross Rieke, Bob Loso, Stephanie Hazen. Clerk/Administrator
Rachel Stapleton.
OTHERS PRESENT: City Engineer Joe Bettendorf, City Attorney John
Scherer, Elmer Przybi11a, A1 Mohs, Ro 1 1 ee Moh s , Kevin Schirmers,
Nick Froeh1e, Arnie Lauer, Roman Spanier, A. Todnem, Randell
Schuh, Kevin Rocheleau, Stuart Go1dschen, Dale Sa10, Township
Supervisors Joe Bechtold, Jerome Salzer, Bernie Schloemer,
Township Clerk Ann Reisch1.
91ST AVENUE SEWER PROJECT: The Mayor called the meeting to order
at 7:00 p.m. and opened the informational meeting for the 91st
Avenue Sewer Project. Joe Bettendorf presented information to the
property owners, on unit costs per home, with several options.
The general consensus of the property owners, was to replace trees
on the two properties that are losing the trees, namely Rocheleau
and Schuh, as part of the project. Also included in project
costs, would be application of black dirt and rough raking. The
property owners were in general agreement that they would be
. responsible for sodding or seeding, and fine raking (that which
can be done by hand), in order to reduce the project costs. All
in attendance were comfortable with this arrangement. The Council
was in agreement that because the property has been annexed the
City will take over the street lighting of the annexed property.
Loso made a motion to approve a Resolution Declaring cost to be
Assessed and Ordering Preparation of Proposed Assessment, which
establishes the assessments at eight percent, for 15 years, for
the 91st Avenue Sewer Project, and to finance it in house, unt i 1
the costs can be included in a bond issue with another project;
seconded by Hazen.
Ayes: Dehler, Sad10, Rieke, Loso, Hazen.
Nayes: None. Motion carried.
Hazen made a motion approving a Resolution for a Hearing on
Proposed Assessment for the Sanitary Sewer project for 91st
Avenue, to be held on November 5, 1992, at 7:00p.m.; seconded by
Sadlo.
Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen.
Nayes: None. Motion carried.
Sadlo made a motion to close the informational meeting; seconded
by Loso.
Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen.
Nayes: None. Motion carried.
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Mayor Dehler opened the regular meeting.
AGENDA: Hazen made a motion to approve the agenda with additions;
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seconded by Loso.
Ayes: Dehler, Sad10, Rieke, Loso, Hazen.
Nayes: None. Motion carried.
MINUTES: Sad10 made a motion to approve the minutes of the
September 1 , 3, and 10th meetings; seconded by Loso. Discussion -
Hazen requested corrections as follows:
September 1 meeting:
6th paragraph, 3rd line - "They discussed that the City send
out Requests for Proposals for the 1992 audit to several
auditors;"
7th paragraph - "Council generally agreed to include an
introduction statement that although items are included in
the budget, if the revenue is not available the Council wi 11
reconsider the needs of the City as budgeted. City policy
that all items over $50 need Council approval will preva i 1 .
Capital outlay purchases may not be approved until August of
the budget year. "
September 3 meeting:
page 2108 - the paragraph, change to read, "After discussion
of a bill for work done in the Baseball Park and associated
bills, Rieke agreed to establish a working relationship with
· the st. Joseph Baseball Association, and clarify the
requirements and policy of the City. "
page 2109 - DBL LABS AREA ANNEXATION AGREEMENT: include in
Items of concern, "future growth dollars."
MINNESOTA STREET: delete the duplicated "the" in the first
1 i ne.
September 10 meeting:
page 2 1 1 1 - include the legal description of the area to be
annexed.
page 2112 - 3rd paragraph include "Discussion - Loso and
Hazen requested updated salary and wage information from last
year.
Also Ross Rieke's name was omitted from the MEMBERS PRESENT: of
September 10th meeting.
Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen.
Nayes: None. Motion carried.
91ST AVENUE SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT: Hazen made a motion to
approve the low bid of S. J. Louis of $38,168.50 for the 91st
Avenue Sanitary Sewer Improvement project, as recommended by Joe
Bettendorf, City Engineer; seconded by Sadlo.
Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen.
Nayes: None. Motion carried.
WATER MAIN: Counc i 1 discussed the allowance of S. J. Louis to
· defer payment on the Alternate "B" bid of water main on Minnesota
Street from 1st Avenue East to 4th Avenue East, should the City
reconsider doing it. Sadlo made a motion to not have new water
main installed on Minnesota street from 1st Avenue East to 4th
Avenue East, since Minnesota Street west to Park Terrace will be
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done next year with the County Minnesota Street Improvement;
seconded by Hazen.
Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen.
Nayes: None. Motion carried.
TREASURER'S REPORT: Hazen made a motion to approve the August
Treasurer's Report; seconded by Sadlo.
Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen.
Nayes: None. Motion carried.
BILLS PAYABLE: Hazen made a motion to approve the bills payable
as presented; seconded by Rieke.
Ayes: Dehler, Sad 1 0---, Rieke, Loso, Hazen.
Nayes: None. Motion carried.
STREET LIGHTS: Dale Salo appeared to present a street lighting
plan for Northland Addition. Loso made a motion to approve the
plan as presented; seconded by Sadlo. Discussion - Hazen asked if
the City had agreed to wait until houses went in the Addition.
Sadlo and Loso stated that there are several homes already
constructed.
Ayes: Dehler, Sad 10, Rieke, Loso, Hazen.
Nayes: None. Motion carried.
. Mr. Salo asked on a road which the developer of Northland had
constructed. It was built for access for construction vehicles.
Now the roadway has been blocked off. The City has an easement
for it. Dale asked who should maintain it. The Council discussed
that the road is not in the City limits, nor is it build to City
standards. The Council will check with the attorney.
COUNCIL REPORTS - LOSO: 1 ) There has been vandalism at Millstream
Park shelter. Considerations to control vandalism are being
discussed with the Rec. Association. 2) The Rec. Association
feels need of a large producing well at Millstream, and possibly
do cost sharing of the project between, the City the Lions, and
the Rec. Association.
SADLO: During the installation of the new water main and
associated new services, several water leaks were discovered.
ANNEXATION AGREEMENT WITH ST JOSEPH TOWNSHIP: The Council
discussed a proposed annexation agreement with st. Joseph Township
which would provide sharing of tax revenue from the DBL Labs
annexed area. All the property will become City property. They
also discussed a portion of the agreement which provided for
subsequent annexations of the Township of a parcel bounded by
County Road 133 on the south and bounded by the City 1 imi ts on the
west and north. The Township shall receive a portion of the tax
revenue equal to the amounts in the agreement for ten years, based
. on the tax revenue of the year of annexation. The City felt that
several agreements of different terms could be in operation at the
same time. The Township Supervisors stated that they were talking
merger at the time DBL Labs needed to annex immediately. They
felt the agreement is to deal with an immediate problem, and that
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the parcel address would come in as one parcel. The Council
generally agreed that if one property of the parcel needed to be
annexed, the City would annex the whole parcel, so there would be
only one agreement. The parcel contains property owned by
Warnert, Wasner and Koenig. The Township Supervisors stated that
if there are changes to the agreement which they approved, they
would not be able to approve the agreement unt i 1 their next
meeting. They also requested that the Township of st. Joseph be
on Certificates of Insurance as an additional insured, on
construction agreements, until annexation is f i na 1 . Hazen made a
motion to approve the Agreement Regarding Annexation and A Joint
Resolution Regarding Annexation, with corrections, and changes, as
the Township has presented, which would allow the annexation of
the following described property:
That part of the South Half of the Southwest Quarter of
section 2 and that part of the Southeast Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter and the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast
Quarter of Section 10 and that part of the Northwest Quarter
of Section 11, Township 124 North, Range 29 West of the 5th
Principal Meridian, Stearns County, Minnesota, described as
follows: Beginning at the north quarter corner of said
section 11; thence southerly along the east 1 i ne of said
Northwest Quarter of Section 1 1 to its intersection with the
. northerly right-of-way line of the Burlington Northern
Railroad; thence westerly along said northerly right-of-way
1 i ne to its intersection with the west 1 i ne of said South~ast
quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 10; thence
northerly along the west 1 i ne of said southeast Quarter of
the Northeast Quarter, a distance of 708.08 feet , more or
less to the northwest corner of said Southeast Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter; thence northerly along the west 1 i ne of
said Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter, a distance
of 331.58 feet; thence easterly, parallel with the south 1 i ne
of the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of said
Section 10, a distance of 260.20 feet; thence southeasterly
deflecting to the right 50 degrees 13 minutes 59 seconds, a
southeasterly deflecting to the right 50 degrees 13 minutes
59 seconds, a distance of 755.93 feet to the center 1 i ne of
Stearns County Road Number 133; thence northeasterly along
said center 1 i ne to its intersection with the east 1 i ne of
said South Half of the Southwest Quarter of Section 2 ; thence
southerly along the east 1 i ne of said south half of the
Southwest Quarter of Section 2 to the point of beginning.
Together with NEU ADDITION, Stearns County, Minnesota,
according to the recorded plat thereof.
The motion was seconded by Sadlo.
. Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen.
Nayes: None. Motion carried.
The meeting was recessed at 9:20 p.m.
The Mayor reconvened the meeting at 9:35 p.m.
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.Joe Bechtold, Township Supervisor, stated that their attorney is
drawing up an agreement between the City and the Township, to
address snowplowing on 7th Avenue and on 91st Avenue.
COUNCIL REPORTS - RIEKE: 1) He talked to Pat Schneider of the st.
.Joseph Baseball Team, and Pat agreed to talk verbally with the
Counc i 1 on occasion. Loso made a motion to approve the purchase
of a homeplate, at $52.95, for the Baseball Park, to replace the
one that was stolen. The motion was seconded by Sadlo.
Discussion - Hazen questioned why not wait unt i 1 spring to
purchase the base. Loso stated they probably want to be prepared
for the season in the spring.
Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen.
Nayes: None. Motion carried.
Loso made a motion to pay for the homeplate out of the Memorial
Park Improvement Fund; seconded by Hazen. Discussion - This is
under the deductible of our insurance coverage.
Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen.
Nayes: None. Motion carried.
HAZEN: 1) The Planning Commission met with Fred Sandal, and went
· over the first draft of the Comprehensive Plan. There were
several changes. Hazen also discussed a letter from the
management firm, Admired Properties, Inc. on the Four Seasons
Estates (formerly the Eight Plex), which was presented by Linda
Viehauser, on providing notice of complaints. Also, Linda is
going to try to set a meeting of the st. .Joseph Landlords
Association.
2) Hazen also stated that .Jean Gustin is essentially fu 11 time
now, with 20 hours per week as Police Officer and 20 hours per
week as police secretary. She would like to be eligible for
benefits, particularly health insurance. Loso made a motion to
accept .Jean Gustin's two part time jobs as fu 11 time status for
the purposes of employee benefits, with medical benefits to start
as soon as she can be covered by the health insurance carrier; all
other benefits will start .January 1 , 1993. The motion was
seconded by Hazen.
Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen.
Nayes: None. Motion carried.
POLICE CHIEF REPORTS: Council reviewed the written Police Chief
report. The Council supports police activity to uphold to law.
The Mayor extended the meeting one half hour at 10:00 p.m.
MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEE: Edwin Merkling was offered the new position
in the maintenance department, but turned down the position. The
· position was then offered to Michael Sworski. Loso and Hazen felt
that Administration and Public Works were not authorized to offer
the position to him, as the Council had not set an order to the
applicants that were interviewed. Rieke made a motion that based
on a previous understanding he concurred that vote tallies went in
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order to Edwin Merkling, Michael Sworski, Ralph Traut. The
Counc i 1 offers the position to Michael Sworski, based on Edwin
Merkling refusing it. The motion was seconded by Hazen.
Discussion - Loso would like to consider Paul Christensen for the
position.
Ayes: Dehler, Rieke.
Nayes: Loso, Hazen. Sadlo abstained. Motion failed.
Dehler made a motion to offer the position to Michael Sworski,
based on the recommendations of the Hiring committee; seconded by
Rieke. Discussion - Dehler stated that the three applicants had
passed two tests and an interview with the Hiring Committee. The
Hiring Committee, had picked these three from 99 applicants, and
this decision is based on their recommendations.
Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke.
Nayes: Loso. Hazen abstained. Motion carried.
QUESTION FOR BALLOT: Hazen presented information for the
informational fact sheet to educate the public on the ballot
question issue. Counc i ì requested that ba 1 lot question
information issue be placed on the next agenda. Loso made a
motion to send the information to the residents in a mass mailing,
when it is finalized, and to get a bulk stamp for the City. The
. motion was seconded by Hazen.
Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen.
Nayes: None. Motion carried.
TRUTH IN TAXATION INFORMATiON: Counc i 1 requested that this issue
is placed on the next agenda old business. Hazen presented the
comparisons she wished for the hearing.
ASSESSMENT RELIEF AND ADJUSTMENT REQUEST: The Council considered
the request of Bud Reber for a $200 credit or rebate on the Baker
Street assessment, because he has paid taxes and assessments on
75' frontage and actually has only 68.74'. Loso made a motion to
deny the request because it could cause problems with this
assessment and future assessments. The motion was seconded by
Hazen. Discussion - A 11 property owners for each assessment must
be treated alike. Sadlo felt the City would be justified in
making the requested payment.
Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen.
Nayes: None. Motion carried.
Dehler made a motion to cut a $200 check to Bud Reber for being
overcharged for street, curb and gutter, sewer and water
assessments, on Mr. Reber , s documentation to the City of the
overcharge, up to $200; seconded by Rieke.
Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen.
Nayes: None. Motion carried.
. CAPITAL OUTLAY REQUEST: Rieke made a motion to allow a bid of
$2,800 for a 1970 Ford C-600 tilt cab 1,000 gallon tanker truck,
to replace the old unit, to be used for flushing sewers and
flooding skating rinks. The motion was seconded by Sadlo.
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Discussion - a budgeted item.
Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen.
Nayes: None. Motion carried.
Hazen made a motion to have Judy Weyrens come to one meeting a
month to present the bills and Treasurer's Report; seconded by
Rieke.
Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen.
Nayes: None. Motion carried.
DBL LABS PROJECT: Joe Bettendorf and John Scherer discussed that
a Chapter 429 hearing may be needed, to assess benefitting
properties. Loso made a motion to approve a resolution to
authorize the Clerk/Administrator to set a hearing date of October
15, if necessary; seconded by Hazen. Discussion - proposal is to
assess and defer unt i 1 sewer is hooked up.
Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen.
Nayes: None. Motion carried.
WIDEN SIDEWALK: Joe Bettendorf discussed with the Council a
proposal to widen the sidewalk on First Avenue NW by the City Ha 11
and American Legion. Loso made a motion to approve widening the
sidewalk so that the curb 1 i nes up north aná south, and so that
. power poles are out of the street, at a cost of $4,301.75;
seconáeá by Saálo.
Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen.
Nayes: None. Motion carried.
ADJOURN: Hazen maáe a motion to adjourn at 10:30 p. m. ; seconded
by Rieke.
Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen.
Nayes: None. Motion carrieá.
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Rache 1 Stap 1 I on
Clerk/Administrator
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. Q. Why do we need all the land?
A. The 10.6 acres which make up the Roske property is
possibly more land than the City needs, but the owner is
selling the property as one parcel. If at some point the
City would determine that all the land in not needed, it
could then be sold to recoup some of the costs.
Q. Why do we need any land?
A. The City is growing and the need for more room is now
upon us. The immediate need is additional space for the
fire department. Currently the fire depurtment has six
(6 ) trucks parked in a building that was designed to
house four (4) trucks. The current fire department
building çould be used for the maintenance department
which is also experiencing growing pains. Purchasing the
land doesn't mean that we will build a new fire hall now,
but at least we would be providing for the future with
adequate parking.
Q. Why would the City pay $150,000 foe land that was
appraised at $110,000?
. A. Many of you are aware that four (4) appraisers could be
hired, and foul' (4) di fferent values would be received.
Approx 2-3 acres on the West end of the pluperty were
considered of no value to the appraiser used by the City.
However, to a different appraiser, that area might have
value.
Q. Why this particular piece of property?
A. The property has access to County Road 75, Minnesota
Stree l , County Road 133, and 3rd Ave NE. Additionally,
the property is centrally located in St. Joseph. In
order to purchase approx. 2/3 of an acre in the downtown
area, adjacent to the ex is t j, ng structures, it would
roughly cost $150,000, if it were for sale. This piece
of land is on tlj(~ marke t for $175,000 and the owner is
willing to sell it to the City for $150,000 for 10.6
acres.
Q. Where wi 11 the money come from?
A. The money is a'lai lable in the bank at this time. We will
not be raising taxes or services to purchase this
property.
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BUILDING
. NSPECTION
"Certified Inspectors & Assessors"
(Marketplace)
no 2nd St. So. #230
Waite Park, MN 56387
612-251-2852
FAX 612-259-7059
TO: Rachel Stapleton, City Administrator
FROM: Ron A. Euteneuer, Building Official
DATE: September 28, 1992
RE: III College Avenue, st. Joseph MN
Present at Inspection: Ron A. Euteneuer, Building Inspector
Brad Lindgren, Police Chief
Time of Inspection: 9:00 a.m.
Date of Inspection: September 23, 1992
SCOPE OF INSPECTION: Suitability for human occupancy
. The following conditions constitute a fire/safety hazard
1. Lack of utilities.
a. electricity, heat, water, sewer.
2. Broken/damaged windows and doors.
3. Non-operating smoke detectors.
4. Collapsed ceilings.
5. Damaged boiler insulation in basement.*
*NOTE: This insulation is suspect asbestos and is considered
to be in a "friable" condition.
6. Debris blocking exterior exits.
7. Abandoned car located on premises.
CONCLUSION:
Per section 203 of the Uniform Building Code this structure is
declared a nuisance and unfit for human occupancy.
Questions or comments please call 251-2852.
. CC: Brad Lindgren
Tim Suchy
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. V DONOHUE RAJKOWSKI L T D.
Attorneys at Law
Reply to: St. Cloud
ST. CLOUD September 24/ 1992
11 Seventh Avenue North
P,O, Box 1433
St, Cloud, MN 56302-1433
612·251·1055
800,445.9617 Ms. Rachel Stapleton
FAX 612,251.5896 St. Joseph City Clerk
City Hall
MINNEAPOLIS St. Joseph, MN 56374
2904 Plaza VII
45 South Seventh Street RE: DBL Labs Annexation
Minneapolis, MN 55402-1620 Our File No. 15/102
612,339·9206 Dear Rachel:
800·445.9617
FAX 612.339.4775 I have had a chance to look at chapter 429 to determine
our options with regard to a deferred assessment for
. part of the DBL sanitary sewer improvement.
Minn. Stat. § 429.06 Subd. 2 allows the deferral of an
MICHAEL H. DONOHUE assessment with respect to unplatted or undeveloped
FRANK /. RA/KOWSKI property. Payment of the assessment may be deferred
GORDON H, HANSMEIER until a designated time in the future, until platting
FREDERICK L. GRUNKE or until construction of improvements. The Council may
THOMAS G.IOVANOVICH set the specific terms by resolution.
JOHN H, SCHERER Where a deferred assessment is levied, certificate
a
PAUL A, RA/KOWSKI must be filed with the County Auditor containing the
IANET G, POLLlSH legal description of the property and the amount
deferred. The deferred assessment must be paid within
KEVIN F. GRAY thirty years of the date of levy. The amount of the
WILLIAM /. CASHMAN assessment shall bear interest at a rate as set by
DAVID T. SHAY Council resolution. Interest may run prior to the time
CAROL A, TRAINOR of the first payment of the deferred assessment or
RICHARD w. SOBALVARRO interest may be waived during that period. The Council
MICHAEL c. RA/KOWSKI may require accrued interest to be paid in the year of
the first payment/ or may spread accrued interest out
A. CHAD McKENNEY over other payment years.
MOLLY J, WINGATE
With this in mind/ I suggest the following:
lAMES H, KELLY, M.D., FA,C.P.
~iEDlCAL CO:-':SUL TA;..,:T 1. We enter an agreement with DBL Labs whereby they
. H, HAN5"ElER IS ADM1ITED TO PRACTICE agree to pay approximately 75% of the project cost
NORTH DAKOTA AND WISCONSIN, with the understanding that this amount will be
PAl.'!. A. RAKJOWSKf IN WISCONSIN,
CAROL A. TRAINOR IN ILUNOIS AND MISSOURI
AND WIlUAM J. CASHMAN IN SOUTH DAKOTA,
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. Ms. Rachel Stapleton
September 24/ 1992
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assessed against their property, payable over the course of
fifteen years with the first payments due in 1993. The
unpaid balance will accrue interest at the rate of 8%.
2 . Any other developed properties abutting the sanitary sewer
line shall be assessed an amount equal to the increased
value, computed on a formula taking into consideration
frontage and total square footage of the lots. These
assessments will be spread over fifteen years and draw
interest at the rate of 8%, similar to the DBL Labs
assessments.
3 . With respect to any undeveloped properties abutting the
sewer line, an assessment will be determined based upon the
same formula as used for developed properties. This
assessment will be deferred. No payment will be required
until the property is developed or five years have passed,
whichever occurs first. Once the assessment needs to be
paid, it can be paid over fifteen years. Interest will
accrue on the unpaid balance at the rate of 8% per annum.
. Interest can start to accrue on the deferred assessment
immediately, or we can wait until the assessments become
payable or the Council may choose to have interest commence
at some point in between.
I would be interested in hearing your thoughts as well as those
of Joe and the mayor with regard to these proposals.
Since we are dealing with an assessment, I suggest that we go
forward with the assessment procedure of chapter 429. As I
recal1, the Council has passed a resolution initiating the
procedure. The City Engineer has prepared a feasibility report.
I suggest that we go forward with the public hearing as
authorized at the last Council meeting. In addition to the
public notice, I believe that written notice should be sent to
any adjacent and abutting property owners. Upon completion of
that hearing, the Council may pass resolution authorizing the
improvement. With the final preparation of the assessment roll,
a second public hearing can be scheduled for November for final
approval of the proposed assessment.
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. Ms. Rachel Stapleton
September 24, 1.992
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My only concern with this schedule is having the assessment roll
finalized in time to be set on as part of the 1.993 payable taxes.
Rachel, you may want to check with the County Auditor to see what
would be the last date upon which they would accept the
assessment roll for filing.
Very truly yours,
DONOHUE RAJKOWSKI LTD.
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Albany, Minnesota 56307-0374 * Phone (612) 845-4244
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September 5, 1991
Dale 5alo
63 12 5t. Hwy 23
5t. Cloud, MN 56301
Greet i ngs from the Ci ty of Albany:
As per your request, the following is a list of charges one would
expect based on a market value of $65,000:
1. bui 1 di ng permi t: $ 1
2. water hook up: $200
3. sewer hook up: no charge
4, needed inspect ions: none
. 5. water meters: City only supplies 3/4" meters
6. plumbing & heating permits: none
7. garbage: $5 per month
8, sewer rates: $0.65 per thousand
9. water rates: see a tt a c h e d (d e c 1 i n i n g ra t e s c h e d u 1 e)
10. billing: begi nni ng Jan, 1992 - Quarterl y
If you have any additional questions, please do not hesitate to call
me at 612-845-4244.
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Cl erkl Adm.
Enel: water rates
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The Cit:- of Alban)" is non-discriminator) Oil the b<isi~ of r,iCC_ ((11m. se.",. religion, age and handicapped status in cmployrncnt or the provisions of service.
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users will be bl1led semi-ennuelly in eccordence with the following rete
schedul e: .
. 1,000 to 15~000 gellons et $1.00 per thousend plus
16/000 to 25/000 gellons et 0.90 per thousend plus
26/000 to 40~000 gellons ot 0.80 per thousond plus
41/000 to 50/000 gellons et 0.70 per thousend plus
51/000 to 70 ~OOO gellons et 0.60 per thousend plus
71/000 to 90/000 gellons et 0.50 per thousend plus
91/000 to 1 OO~OOO gellons et 0.40 per thousend plus
100/000 gol1on ond beyond ot 0.35 per thousend.
(T) If the use 1s more thon 2,000,000 gol1ons for the semester, the user
will be billed monthly by the eforement10ned rete schedule.
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(U) The weter eccess fee is $1.00 per month for eech service
connect ion;
eJ plus en eddltionel $0.50 per month per yeer for eech dwelling
unit in e dupl ex or epertment bull di ng;
b.) plus $0.25 per month per yeer for eech petient room for the
. ' hospite 1;
c.) pl us $0.25 per occupent per month per yeer for the nursi ng home;
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Office of the City Clerk .
P.O. Box 339
Waite Park, Mn. 56387
City Clerks Office:
I am a contractor that is considering building some single
family homes in your town. I would like you to send me the
following information in the stamped, addressed envelope I've
enclosed for your use.
Based on a home with a value of $65,000.00, counting the land,
I would like the following information:
~Cost of the Building Permit.
S,Cost of any charges such as a hook-up fees to the CityJs
C,sewer and water lines.
b_ Cost of any needed inspections.
~Cost of the water meters.
r- Cost of any plumbing and heating permits needed.
. Total cost of any and all permits required to build a $65,000.00
home in your town.
I also need to know the price charged per gal. or cubic foot
of City water and the charges for garbage pick-up and the
billing period.
I appreciate your taking the time to answer my questions and I
thank you for your help.
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Dale Sal0
Beckale Development Inc.
6312 st. By 23
st. Cloud, Mn 56301
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September 4, 1991
Office of the City Clerk
City of Foley
Foley, Mn. 56329
City Clerks Office:
I am a contractor that is considering building some single
family homes in your town. I would like you to send me the
following information in the stamped, addressed envelope I've
enclosed for your use.
Based on a home with a value of $65,000.00, counting the land,
I would like the following information:
Cost of the Building Permit.
Cost of any charges such as a hook-up fees to the Ci ty"s
sewer and water lines.
Cost of any needed inspections.
Cost of the water meters.
Cost of any plumbing and heating permits needed.
. Total cost of any and all permits required to build a $65,000.00
home in your town.
I also need to know the price charged per gal. or cubic foot
of City water and the charges for garbage pick-up and the
billing period.
I appreciate your taking the time to answer my questions and I
thank you for your help.
Sincerely /
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Dale Salo'/
Beckale Development Inc.
6312St. Hy 23
St. Cloud, Mn 56301
Enclosed is a copy of the building permit fee schedule. Add .0005 for a State Surcharge.
Cost for a $65,000 building permit would be $217.00 plus $32.50 surcharge = $249.50.
Water hookup fee and water meter is $109.50. Sewer hookup fee is $87.50. Cost of
inspections is included with the building permit fee. There are no plumbing & heating
permits required other than for the State. Total cost for $65,000 house would be $446.50.
Cost of water is 14ç per 100 gallons used, sewer is based on gallons of water used and
is 13ç per 100 gallons, billed quarterly, with a minimum quarterly bill, for water &
411Þwer, of $18.90. (The council is discussing increasing the rate to 15ç per 100 gallons
r water and the same for sewer). Garbage is picked up by Vasko Rubbish Removal, at
a cost of $11.90 per month for two 30 gallon cans or bags can be purchased for $2.60 each
and can be set out whenever the bag is full. I don't think the cost of the land is included
when applying for a building permit. You can check with Dave Lindmeier, City Building
Inspector, 251-2852, for the correct answer. If you have any further questions, please
give me a call at the Foley City Hall 968-7260.
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Section 605.00. Building Permit Fe~.
Subd. 1. A fee for each building permit shall be paid to the
clerk through the building inspector as set fcrth in the 't;::ble
in Section 605:02.
Subd. 2. The determination of value or valuation under any of the
provisiüns of this code shall te made by the building inspector.
The valuations to be used in cOffipu!in~ the permit fees shall be
::11e tota] va~ue of all ccnstruction ~ork for which the permit is
issued: as ~e]l as all finish work, painting, roofing, electrical,
plumbing, heating, air cOúditioning, elevators, fire extinguishi~g
systems and any other permanent work or permanent equipment.
Section 605:02. Schedule of Fees. The following shall be the
schedule of fees for build'ing permits in this municipality:
Total Valuation Fee
$1.00 to---$SõO:-oo None Required
$501.00 to $2000.00 $5.00 for the first $500.00 plus $1.00
. for each additional $100.00 or fraction
thereof, to and including $2,000.00.
$2001.00 to $25,000.00 $20.00 for the first $2,000.00 plus
$4.00 for each additional $1,000.00 or
fraction thereof, to and including
$25,000.00.
$25,001.00 to $50,000.00 $112.00 for the first $25,000.00 plus
$3.00 for each additional $1,000.00 or
fraction thereof, to and including
$50,000.00.
$50,001.00 to $100,000.00 $187.00 for the first $50,000'.00 plus
$2.00 for each additional $1,000.00 or
fraction thereof, to and including
$100,000.00.
$100,001.00 to $500,000.00 $287.00 for the first $100,000.00 plus
$1.50 for each additional $1,000.00 or
fraction thereof, to and including
$500,000.00.
$500,001.00 and up $887.00 for the first $500,000.00 plus
$1.00 for each additional $1,000.00 or
fraction thereof.
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I am a contractor that is considering building some single
family homes in your town. I would like you to send me the
following information in the stamped, addressed envelope I've
enclosed for your use. w/o L;;/v ,)
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Based on a home with a value of $65,000.00, counting the land,
I would like the following information:
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Cost of the Building Permit f"" ~:i5':"':::
Cost of any charges such as a hook-up fees t~ the, Ci ty'~ s "
sewer and water lines 5E»--E:r: r; írJ~!"'/'v' vT}1fP rEi ¡(þJ,r,E "(;-~ ~_,š~ ;'Ó-
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Cost of the water meters. '> -:j'-:?~' rR'u,,-p ~ j,'
Cost of any plumbing and heating permits needed.'~:::~.I~~,!' :~;;:.: >_ i; .f..,
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of City water and the charges for garbage pick-up and the
billing period.
I appreciate your taking the time to answer my questions and I
thank you for your help.
Sincerely ~
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Beckale Development Inc.
6312 st. Hy 23
st. Cloud, Mn 56301
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Office of the City Clerk
City Hall
Princeton, Mn. 55371
City Clerks Office:
I am a contractor that is considering building some single
family homes in your town. I would like you to send me the
following information in the stamped, addressed envelope I've
enclosed for your use.
Based on a home with a value of $65,000.00, counting the land,
I would like the following information:
Cost of the Building Permit.
Cost of any charges such as a hook-up fees to the CityJs
sewer and water lines.
Cost of any needed inspections. nCne..- , .. ... ccO h((~.,
Cost of the water meters. n.ûilt i~ J" Dr çrn({0{~r; 1+ /?JqU¡ ''!iCCiOt!/í
Cost of any plumbing and heating permits needed. J .
. Total cost of any and all permits required to build a $65,000.00
home in your town.
I also need to know the price charged per gal. or cubic foot
of City water and the charges for garbage pick-up and the
billing period.
I appreciate your taking the time to answer my questions and I
thank you for your help.
S~elY J~
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Dale Sal0
Beckale Development Inc.
6312 St. Hy 23
St. Cloud, Mn 56301
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PRINCETON PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
. MARCH, 1983
WATER SERVICE RATES
BI-MONTHLY SERVICE AND MINIMUM CHARGE FOR WATER SERVICE
518 - 3/4" METER $ 5.80
I" METER 6.30
1%" METER 6.40
I 1-'2" METER 7.70
2" METER 8.90
3" METER 15.80
I 4" METER 22.80
i 6" METER 40.20
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BI-MONTHLY COMMODITY CHARGE
FIRST 4,000 gallons MINIMUM BILL
NEXT 36,000 gallons .85 per thousand
NEXT 160,000 gallons .70 per thousand
i OVER 200,000 ,gallons .50 per thousand
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BI-MONTHLY SERVICE CHARGE FOR UNMETERED INDIVIDUAL FAMILY
OR BUSINESS UNITS
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1,000.00 356.00 20.50 231.40 v
42,000.00 362.50 21.00 235.63 619.13 ~~s:.
43,000.00 369.00 21.50 239.85 630.35
44,000.00 375.50 22.00 244.08 641.58 ~
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45,000.00 382.00 22.50 248.30 652.:80
46,000.00 388.50 23.00 252.53 664~O3
47,000.00 395.00 23.50 256.75 675'-25
48,000.00 401.50 24.00 260.98 686.48
49,000.00 408.00 24.50 265.20 697.70
~O~0()0~o~'t~~æ'4'A1!!:50~~~25'1'lÐO~JfJ J ~269~43'~~~Ø8Y9.'"9-
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51, O. 0 1 ~ 0' '5.5 272.35 1 .
52,000.00 423.50 26.00 275.28 724.78
53,000.00 428.00 26.50 278.20 732.70
5,4 ,000 .00 432.50 27.00 281. 13 740.63
55,000.00 437.00 27.50 284.05 748.5'5
56,000.00 441.50 28.00 286.98 756.48
57,000.00 446.00 28.50 289.90 ' 764.40
58,000.00 450.50 29.00 292.83 772.33
59,000.00 455.00 29.50 295.75 780.25
, 60,000.00 459.50 30.00 298.68 788. 18
61,000.00 464.00 30.50 301.60 796.10
'i 62,000.00 468.50 31.00 304.53 8J)4.03
r 63,000.00 473.00 31.50 307.45 811.g5'
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',000.00 . 486.50 33.00 316.23 835.73 '
67,000.00 491.00 33.50 319.15 843.65
68,000.00 495.50 34.00 322.08 851. 58
69,000.00 500.00 34.50 325.00 859 '. 50
70,000.00 504.50 35.00 327.93 867.43
71,000.00 ; 509.00 35.50 330.85 875.35
72,000.00 513.50 36.00 333.78 883.28
73,000.00 518.00 36.50 336.70 891.20
74,000.00 522.50 37.00 339.63 899.13
,', ']5 ,000 .00 527.00 37.50 342.55 . 907.05'-
, 76,000.00 531.50 38.00 345.48 9' <\ .98::0;'
77,000.00 536.00 38.50 ' 348.40 922. 9(r~
78,000.00 540.50 39.00 351.33 930.83'
79,000.00 545.00 39.50 354.25 938.75
80,000.00 549.50 40.00 357.18 946.68
81,000.00 554.00 40.50 360.10 954.6('
82,000.00 558.50 41.00 363.03 .962.52
f:'~i;:;' :\ 83,000.00 563.00 41.50 365.95 970.4~
84,000.00 567.50 42.00 368.88 978.31
[«'.:--:-:~ ~- - - '.: 85,000.00 572.00 42.50 371.80 986.3
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:i)~.:"~<:" 87,000.00 581.00 43.50 377.65 1,002. 1
I;~ 88,000.00 585.50 44.00 380~58 1 ,010. (
89,-000.00 590.00 44.50 383;.50 1,018.(
90 000.00 594.50 45.00 386.43 1 025.!
a':'-~:~~-':~" -. 91,000.00 599.00 45.50 389.35 1 ,033.;
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~) . 92,000.00 603.50 46.00 392.28 1 ,041 .
~f~K; ",~ 93,000.00 608.00 46.50 395.20 1 , 049 ~
94,000.00 612.50 47.00 398..13 1,057.
95,000.00 617.00 47.50 401 .05 1,065
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~ FEE SCHEDULE
Date of Set By
..:. Item
Last Review Ordinance Existing New
ZONING/BUILDING DEPARTMENT
·'EJJ:TIöWihg'\~~f~f~··rfétE;FTxiuiê:Xi51 01-91 No $3.00 $4.00
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Manufactured Home (Mobile) 01-91 No $25.00* $25.00
Demolition of Building 01-91 No $10.00* $25.00*
Roofing Permit 01-91 No $10.00* $10.00*
(* + 50c surcharge fee)
Excavation 01-91 No $250.00 $250.00
Building/Moving 01-91 No City Costs Plus $25.00
Subdivision Plats: Preliminary 01-91 No $50 + $10 each lot to
maximum of $500.00
Final 01-91 No $50.00 $50.00
Variance 01-91 No $100.00 $100.00
Conditional Use Permit 01-91 No $100.00 $100.00
)ezoning 01-91 No $100.00 $100.00
.. Zoning Book 01-91 No $10.00 $10.00
Zoning Map 01-91 No $2.00 $2.00
'l~ili=f~~¿~i~~I'~ ' 01-91 No $475.00 $500.0.0.
01-91 No $275.00 $300.00
** For multi-family dwellings, the fee is 80% per unit.
Building Permits 01-91 11358
Fee (+ 65% of permit fee for plan check fee
& .0005 x total cost of complete building
Total Valuation for surcharge)
$1. 00 to $500 $10.00
$501 to $2,000 $10 for the first $500 plus $1.50, for
fraction thereof, to and including $2,000
$2,001 to $25,000 $32.50 for the first $2,000 plus $6 for each
additional $1,000 or fraction thereof, to
and including $25,000
$25,001 to $50,000 $170.50 for the first $25,000 plus $4.50 for
each additional $1,000 or fraction thereof,
to and including $50,000
~ $50,001 to $100,000 $283 for the first $50,000 plus $3 for each
additional $1 ,000 or fraction thereof, to
and including $100,000
$100,001 to $1,000,000 $433 for the first $100,000 plus $2.50 for
each additional $1,000 or fraction thereof
$1,000,001 and up $2,250 for the first $1,000,000 plus $1 for
each additional $1,000 or fraction thereof
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Office of the City Clerk
City Hall
Rice, Mn. 56367
City Clerks Office:
I am a contractor that is considering building some single
family homes in your town. I would like you to send me the
following information in the stamped, addressed envelope I've
enclosed for your use.
Based on a home with a value of $65,000.00, counting the land,
I would like the following information:
Cost of the Building Permit.
lCost of any charges such as a hook-up fees to the City"s ,
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sewer and water lines :7"','j'\c..'nO_'K-l.~ t../-~è'.CX_'; C~k,·: è... - i'\CC'i(_-L~I-->-:L ,(. UL
Cost of any needed inspections. Cì__':~1 : '. -, n. ï ~ ~-)-::,- Cl. 'ì
vCost of the water meters. - _-s.-....;0.CL~
Cost of any plumbing and heating permits needed.
. Total cost of any and all permits required to build a $65,000.00
home in your town.
I also need to know the price charged per gal. or cubic foot
of City water and the charges for garbage ~ick-up and the __
billing . d .["';'1'·, ,. ".." "'J-' . "-'..c ".' ~'-:::,..'..,' -:,' -i _'.0.', ,1,' r '¡)j' l" ..
per 10 . I~.J' l I r /.<.,/; f--~ll 0L \. r,\_""f? L~ - tJ'- ·L_--'.:.......vd_ t ¡.. '-"1'--u......;.,J ._~ \....-f I :....-~__- \\" \-. -.;__ I H.--'_..-....J___
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I appreciate yoùr taking the time to answer my') question's and I -
thank you for your help.
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Beckale Development Inc.
6312 st. Hy 23
St. Cloud, Mn 56301
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CITY OF RICg
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THECI~Y OF HICE DOES HEREßY ORDAIN AS
. FOLLOWS:
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, . SECTION ·ONE. Building Code. 'r'he Mi nnesota State Building
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. ,;Code, one copy of which is on file in the Office of the City Clerk,
is hereby adopted as the building code of the City of Rice and
.:./ incorporated in this city code as completely as if set out in full.
. . : SECTION TWO. Department and Administrative Authority. 'fhe
Inspector.shall be the Building Department of the City of
',. Rice and the State certified "Building Official" so designated by
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the City Council.
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SEC'fION THREE. Fees.
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. Subdivision 1. Fee Schedule. The fee for a building per-
'-·:f.' 0"
mit is set forth in the following schedule according to the value
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.of the construction work as defined in Appendix of . the Minnesota
-- State Bui1~ing Code:
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., $ 5.00 - for the first $500.00 plus $1.00 for each
additional $100.00 or fraction thereof to and
,i~£!uding $2,000.00.
$ 20.00 - for the first $2,000.00 plus' $3.00 for each
additional thousand or fraction thereof to
and including $25,000.00.
,$ 89.00 - for the first $25,000.00 plus $2.50 for each
additional thousand or fraction thereof, to
and including $50,000.00.
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. additional thousand or fraction thereof: to
and including $100,000.00.
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"v. ~/ $226.50 - for the first $100,000.00 plus $1.00 [or each
, 'r..~y/"" additional thousand or. fraction thereof.
'. OvM ¡y...C~iSion 2 . Surcharge. In addition to the fee required
by Subdivision 1, the applicant shall pay a state surcharge in the
. ,·'amount fixed by laltl. The amount required by law shall be remitted
. , quarterly to the Minnesota Department of Administration.
SEC'rlON FOUR. Additional Fee. If the City's actual cost of
inspection and enforcement of the State Building Code exceeds the
revenues derived from the permit fee, the council shall retain the
right to impose a fee equal to the cost of such inspection and
ènforcement in excess of any amount paid pursuan t to Section 3
above.
.. SECTION FIVE. Waiver of Plan Checking Fees. The Building
Inspector may waive a plan-checking fee if he finds that the cost - .
involved in reviewing the 'plans 'Nill be insignificant.
SECTION SIX. Waiver of Ins p e c t i <?!!. . The Building Inspector
may waive such called or special inspections by him provided he
finds that:
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. . a. He is assured that such inspections will be con-
ducted by a qualified independent inspE-~ctor .
b. Copies of any independent called or special inspec-
tion reports shall be made available to him upon
his request and without cost.
SECTION SEVEN. Violations and Penalties. A violaticn of
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CITY OF MELROSE
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225 East First Street North, Melrose, Minnesota 56352-0216
Telephone (612) 256-4278
Mayor
City Clerk - Treasurer Allen L. Horn
Rose Ann Inderrieden Council Members
Joseph Beckermann - Gerald Osendorf
Melvin Klasen - Elaine Niehoff
September 16, 1991
Mr. Dale Sal0
Beckale Development Inc.
6312 State Highway 23
St. Cloud, MN 56301
Re: Building Fees Inquiry
· Dear Mr. Salo:
This is in response to your inquiry dated September 4, 1991
regarding various costs associated with building a $65,000 home
in Melrose. Since none of our fees are based on land value. for
example purposes, I will assume the lot costs $10,000 and the
home is $55,000.
1. Building permit: $298.00 City fee
(see attached schedule)
27.50 State fee
(based on $.50/1000)
$325.50
2. Water hookup charges are $200 if a 5/8" service is stubbed
into the property and the property has not been assessed
for same.
3. Sewer hookup charges are $100 if the sanitary sewer line is
stubbed into the property and the property has not been
assessed for same.
4. Inspections - Building inspection is provided by the City
Building Inspector and this cost is covered by the building
permit fee.
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5. Water meters - the cost fora 5/8" meter is $76.03 plus $4.94
tax ::;: $80.97.
6. Water is charged as follows:
First 2,000 cubic feet = $4.50/1,000 cubic feet (-¡f:.î7v r¡cJ..J
Over 2,000 cubic feet = 3.45/1,000 cubic feet C 7J'.Jv ø--¿J...)
Meter charge monthly for 5/8" meter = $1.70
$3.20 minimum charge
7. Plumbing and heating permits are not required by the City and
inspections are performed by the Building Inspector.
8. Melrose does not have its own garbage collection department.
There are two (2) firms currently serving Melrose; Bueckers
Sanitary Service and Recycling World.
I hope this information is helpful to you. However, if you have
any questions or require additional information, please feel free to
give me a call.
. Sincerely,
Karen Thostenson
Office Manager
KT/mlh
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If you determine that this change must be made,
the City to pay for the' increased cost of the additional
storm sewer plus the added costs of changing the engineering
plans I've had done. Iam enclosing three pages of the St.
Joseph Subdivision Regulations NO. 1982-B. These pages relate
specifically as to what I am to provide in a new subdivision.
They state that any improvements that do not benèfit my dev-
lopment shall be either paid for by the City or the benèfiting
property owners'. I feel that I've complied with every req-
uirement made in these regulations.
Please respond to this letter immediately since I am in the
process of bidding this job. Please FAX your rep1Yito me at
356-7631.
Sincerely, ~
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. 8.00 REQUIRED IMPROVEMENTS
Prior to approval of a Final Plat, the subdivider-developer
shall be required to provide the follo~ing improvements for
subdivisions unless the City elects to give approval upon '
being presented with financial guarantees as set forth in this
section.
8.01 'Monuments. Steel monuments shall be placed within six
inches of final elevation at all blocked corn~rs, angle
points, points of curves in streets and at intermediate
points as shown on the Final Plat. Such installation
shall be the subdivider-developer's expense and
responsibility. All U.S., State, County or other
official bench marks, monuments. or triangula.tion
stations in or adjacent to the property shall be
preserved in precise,position.
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8.02 Street Improvements.
A. The full width' of the right-of-way shall be graded,
including the sub-grade of the areas to be paved, in '
accordance with standards' and specifications for, street
'construction as approved by the City Council.
. B. All streets shall be improved with pavemènt. in
accordance with the standards and specifications for
construction as approved by the City Council.
C. All streets to be paved shall be of an over-all
width in accordance with the standards and
specifications for construction as approveå by the City
Council.
D. Concrete curb and gutter shall be provided and
shall be constructed in accordance with standards and
specifications for street construction as approved by
the City Council.
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E. Storm sewers, culverts, storm water inlets and
other drainage facilities will be required where, in the
opinion of the City they are necessary to insure
adequate storm water drainage for the subdivision.
Where required the drainage facilities shall be
constructed in accordanc~ with the standards and
specifications for drainage and street construction as
approved by the City Council.
8.03 Sanitary Sewer rm rOVèments. Sanitary sewers shall be
. insta e as require y standards and specifications as'
approved by the City Coúncil. Complete plans for any
proposed sewer system shall be submitted for the
approval of the City Council before construction.
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. 8.04 Wa~er Supply ImÏrovements. Water distribution'
facilities, inc uding pipe fittings, hydrants, etc.,
shall be installed in accordance, with the standards and
specifications for such construction as approved by the
City Council. Complete plans for these systems shall be
submitted to the City Council for approval.
8.05 Public Utilities.
A. All public utilities shall be underground.
B. where telephone, electric and/or gas 'service lines
are to be placed underground entirely, conduits or
cables shall be placed within easements or dedicated
public wa.ys, in such a manner 50 as not to conflict with
other underground se~~ices. All drainage and other
underground utility installation which traverse
privately owned property shall be protecte~ by
e.asements.
C. Where telephone, electric, and/or gas service lines
are to be placed underground in dedicated public streets
or alleys which are to receive 'concrete or bituminous
surfacing, said service lines shall be installed prior
to installation of the concrete or bituminous surfacing.
The Public Utility may, at its option, defer
. installation 'of service lines provided it installs
casings at proposed crossing locations prior to
installation of the concrete or bituminous surfacing.
All casings shall be buried with a minimum of two feet
of covert and shall extend to a point at least four feet
beyond the edge of pavement or back of curb. Casing
materials shall be approved by the City~
8.06 Srecifications/lnspections. Unless ~therwise stated,
a 1 the required improv~rnents shall conform to
.. ~, engineering standards and specifications as required by
the City Counc.il. Such improvements shall be subject to ..
inspection and approval by, and sh~ll be made in
sequence as determined by the City.
8.07 Review and Inspection. The subdivider-developer shall
pay for all costs incurred by the City for subdivision
review and in$pection. This would include preparation
and review of plans and specifications by technical
assistants and costs incurred by the Attorney, as well
as other costs of similar nature. "
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8.08 Financing. The subdivider-developer shall be required --
to pay for all or a portion of the above required
. improvements according to the following schedule:
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. A. Sanitary Sewers - Benefit rates will be based
on the total cost of constructing the sanitary
sewer necessary to serve the development site
" together with any area or district-wide benefits of
prior construction.
B. Water Mains - Benefit rates will be based on
the total costs of constructing water mains to
serve the development site together with any area
or district-wide benefits of prior construction.
C. Storm Drainage - Benefit rates will be based on
the cost of constructing storm sewers necessary to
provide adequate drainage of the development site
. together with any area or district-wide benefits of
prior construction. w~ere a larger watershed or
drainage area can be defined and' when that area
will benefit from'the installa.tion of stann sewer,
benefit rates shall be determined for that defined
area by the City Council.
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8.09 Payment City/Developer Agre~ment, Financial Guaran~y-.
A. Payment: The required improvements to be furnished
and irL$talled by the subdivider,-developer, which ar~
. listed and described in 8.01 through 8.08, are to'be
furnished and installed at the sole expense of the
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any improvement instal1ed'within the subdivision will
be of substantial bengfit to lands beyond the boundaries
of the subdivision, the City Council may make a
provision for causing a portion of the cost of the
improvement, representing the benefit to such lands, ta
be assessed against the same, or the City Council may
choose to pay the increased cost and assess for
improvements when future development takes place. In
such case the subdivider-developer will be req~ired only
to pay for such portions of the whole cost of said
improvements ag it will represent the benefit to the
ro ar within the subdivision.
B. City/Developer Agreement; Prior to the
installation of required improvements and prior to
approval of the Final Plat, the subdivider-developer
sh¿ll enter into a contract with the City requiring that
the subdivider~developer fu~~ish and construct said
improvements at his expense and in accordance with plans
and specifications to be approved by the City Engineer.
The City/Developer contract shall stipulate the type and
extent of the improvements to be constructed, the cost
. of construction, the construction time schedule, the
City's authority to inspect the construction and the
amount of the escrow deposit or performance bond to be
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DONOHUE
AlLorncys aL Law Reply to: st. Cloud
October 8, 1991
ST. CLOUD
11 S~venth Avenue i\orth
P,O, Box 1-133
St. Cloud, MI\: 36302-1-133
612·25ì .1055 Mr. Terry Schmid
800·-1-15·9617 c/o Lumber One Avon, Inc.
P.O. Box 7
FAX 612·251.5896 Avon, MN 56310
MINNEAPOLIS RE: Northland Development
2904 Plaza VII Our File No. 14,550
45 South Seventh Street Dear Terry:
~iinneapoHs, M~ 35~O2-1620
612.339·9206 I have enclosed herewith a copy of the revised
800·-1-15·9617 Subdivider Agreement with attached Exhibits. I have
FAX 612·339.-1775 also included the original easements relating to assess
. and the drainage easement.
with regard to the Subdivision Agreement, the only
change can be found at section 4.88 (7) which was added
at the suggestion of Joe Bettendorf for the protection
MICHAEL H. DONOHUE of the developed properties to the west.
FRANK ¡, RAIKOWSKI
GORDON H. HANSMEIER with regard to the easements, I have had a chance to
FREDERICK L GRUNKE check title. The property to the southeast is owned by
Brandenburger pursuant to a contract for deed. The
THOMAS G, ¡OY,4NOYICH underlying fee owner is Susan Roske. Susan Roske is
JOHN H, SCHERER now deceased so that interest would be in the Susan
PAUL A. RAIKOWSKI Roske Estate. I have learned that the Susan Roske
Estate is being probated by Bud Rinke. Since the
PAUL D, KRUEGER Estate is still a legal owner of the property, we would
need the personal representative from the Roske Estate
KEVIN F. GK-H to sign the easement as well as Mr. Brandenburger.
WILLI,'M 1- C.~SH.\1AN
DAVID T, SHAY After my conversations with Attorney Meyer, I added
CAROL A, TRAINOR language to the easements providing that there would be
no assessments for improvements to the adjacent
RICHARD W. SOBALVARRO properties until those properties are annexed. I
JANELLE p, KENDALL assume that there would be no request for annexation
JAMES H, KELLY. M,D__ F.A,C.P. until the property is about to be developed. Pursuant
MEDICAL CO~SL:LTA~T to the language of the easements, we would not
. GORDOI< H, HAI<S"EIER AND involuntarily force annexation for period of 15 years.
PA\:L A. RAlKOWSKl ARE ALSO AOMmED I assume that this will address the concerns of Mr.
TO rRACTICE IX NORTH DAKOTA AI'\D Brandenburger and Mr. Rothfork.
WISCOl\51:'11 RESPECTt...·Ely At-;O
CAROL A. TRAIXOR IS' lLLI.'lOIS
A~D MISSOL;RI.
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. Mr. Terry Schmid
October 8, 1991
Page 2
Prior to final execution of the Subdivision Agreement and the
plat, I will need the following:
L The executed easements.
2. The deposit in escrow or letter of credit in the amount
of $15/000 for payment of expenses incurred by the City
with regard to the plat.
3 . Proof of insurance held by either you as the subdivider
or the general contractor in the amount of
$1,000,000.00 with the City and the City Engineer added
by endorsement as an additional insured with regard to
this project.
4. An irrevocable letter of credit or other security
guaranteeing completion of the project in an amount
equal to 125% of the outstanding costs of the project
at any particular time.
5. A warranty bond warranting the workmanship of the
. project to remain in effect for a period of one year
following acceptance of the improvements. This
warranty bond may be provided by you or the general
contractor.
6. A Labor and Materialmen Bond, again to be provided by
either you or a general contractor if all
subcontractors are hired and materials are purchased
through the general contractor.
7. A title opinion verifying that the title to the
property comprising the subdivision lies in Lumber One,
Avon, Inc. , or verification that you have the right to
purchase it from the fee owner identified by the title
opinion. A deed to Lumber One can be provided when the
final plat is signed as proof of your ownership.
8. Cash in lieu of park donation to be deposited with the
City upon execution of the Subdivider Agreement.
Terry, I have taken a look at the proposed protective covenants.
I would recommend that the City accept them as they are, assuming
they were accepted by the Planning Commission with one exception.
The smaller sized houses allowed under section 9(f) were'to be on
designated lots. Please amend accordingly.
. As soon as you can start providing the documents required above,
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October 8, 1991
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get them to me and I will review them and start the final check
off.
Very truly yours,
DONOHUE RAJKOWSKI LTD.
By
John H. Scherer
JHS : mrm
Enclosure
cc: Joe Bettendorf w/enc1.
Rachel Stapleton w/enc1.
William Meyer w/encl.
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BRADLEY J. LlNDG~EN. CHIIi;F OF POLICE
BOX 16Ø. 15 N!W. 1~T AVENUE
ST. JOSEPH. ~UNN~SOTA' 56374
(6U) ~·8~SO ~MERGJ,i;NCY ~11
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DATE; 12 OCT 91
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TO: Dick Battig
FROM: Rrad Lindqren, Chief of Police
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SUBJECT: NOISE ORDINANCE VIOLATION
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As per St. Joseph city ordinance # 1982-D (noise ordinance),
please be advised that you are hereby given notice of a noi.. v1Q~.t~øn
that occurred at the date, time, and place listed below.
Please find enclosed a copy of the aforementioned ordina~ceand
the city rental housing complaint policý. Also note that the second
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recorded violation by the police d~partment will result ip a hearipg
in front of the St. Joseph City Council. You may also be subject t.o
. criminal penalties as defined in section 5, subdivision 3 upon the ne~t
r~porte~ violation.
DATE OF VIOLATION 12 OCT 91
PLACE OF VIOLATION 521 Schneider Drv.
TIME QF VIOLATION 0220 in rrorning
Sincere.1,y,
B~'d Linc;1gr~'" ....;.0.0,.... -
Chief of PQltÇ~
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LAW ENFORCEMENT INITIAL COMPLAINT REPORT
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'MESS, KEY CONTROL NUMBER (OCAI CONT, AGENCY NCIC IDENT, (CAG)
. IE Ie I 1 I / 19, 11 0, 0 , I, 3, 3,41 / M I N I 0 I 7 I 3~ 1 I 1 I 0 I 0 I !
LNBR DATE REPORTED (RPD) TIME RPD (TRP) LOCATION GRID NBR (LGN)
IT] /1 I, 0 I I, 2191 1 1/10,2 12,0 1/1 ~ 0, q~/ -
, I I PLACE COMMITTED (PLC)
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UCS CODES IiRD Codes
LNBR ISN UOC UCS . Pending J . CLAD/Arrest, Jv. R . Aef. Oth, Agln.
IT] / 10 I 1 II I ! 9 12 13 ,6 I / I!J' P . Pho·ne
C . bc./CLRD A . CLRD/Arrest Adult.. S . Auit./Advilld A . Radio
U . Unfounded Júv, G . aDA/Un
0/ 10 2 1/ L I I '110 T . Other A . Alarm
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o L NBR HRD SaUAD OR BADGE II (SBN) TIME ASIG. (TlI,S) TIME AAR, (i AA) .. TIME CLAjTCL) V . Visual
P [Ð I [!J I I 7 I 2 I I I U 2 2 U II I U 2 2 ~ II I U 2 4] I M . Mail
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T ,Other
Reported By: SCSO
Address: ____Phone Nbr:
Complainant:
Address: WUD MUSIC
Phone Nbr:
Incident Description: Complaint of loud musi~_~rom__tþ~_~ve loc~:ti0rl~___~J20n arrival found that I
could hear the ~]RjC three trajlerR away_ The noiRe W~R coming from the open door.
talked to renters Paul Kahlert and John Becker. There was only one other person in
the trailer. Explained this was their first and only warníng and that another violation
would result in them being evicted. ADD'TL, REPORTS: 0
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OFFICER ASSIGNED: SUPERVISOR APPROVED: ENTERED C.J,R,S. 0
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. October 17, 1991
Council Members
City of St. Joseph, Mn.
Dear Council Members:
When the City raised the Water and sewer hook-up fees $800.00
recently, I asked 21 surrounding communities what the total
costs would be (Building Permit and hook-up fees)j for a house
with a valuation of $50,000.00 plus lot. 18 of these towns
responded. You have all seen the comparison chart I prepared.
st. Joseph is FOUR~times higher than the average fee of $528.00
for the same house. Before the City raised the fees $800.00
they were $1000.00 higher than the communities I surveyed!
I appeared before the St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce last
Tuesday to explain my concerns about the costs of building in
st. Joseph. The Chamber asked the Mayor to appear also. The
Mayor stated that in 1986, when the City tied it's sewer line
into st. Cloud's sewer systemf there was a City wide assessment
of $660.00 per home to pay the expenses of this improvement.
He then showed the Chamber Members and myself a breakdown of the
existing water system by lots. I asked him if these existing
lots were to be assessed the $800.00 increase that the City was
. charging new homes. He said no. I assume the new fees are to
help the City pay for the new water tower that is going to be
built. If so, I feel the entire town should be assessed for this
improvement in the same manner that the City assessed the
residents in 1986 to pay for improvements to the sewer system.
It is unfair to ask new residents to pay for improvements that
are designed to benefit the entire City.
The City also charges an inspection fee of $100.00 for water
lines and $100.00 for sewer lines. These fees are included in
in the hook~up fees. I don't understand the rationale behind
these inspection fees. It takes, at the most, one hour of Dick's
time to do these inspections. Both inspections are done at once.
A $200.00 fee for one hours work is rather high.
It appears to me that St. Joseph is discouraging any new growth.
I, as a developer, cannot recoup my increased costs for fees
through the sale of a home. If a buyer can live in the same
house in another community for $1800.00 less, that is where they
will live.
please reconsider these fees and bring them more into line with
the other communities in the area.
sin_cer~11
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Dale Sälo
lH~b ~b A CUMP~LAT~ON U~' THE BUILDING PERMIT FEES, WATER HOOKUP
FEES, SEWER HOOKUP FEES, WATER METER CHARGES, WATER CHARGES BASED
4IÞ UPON 10,000 GAL. PER MONTH (cubic feet have been converted to GALLONS),
SEWER CHARGES BASED UPON 10,000 GAL. PER MONTH, AND THE GARBAGE RATES
CHARGED BY NINETEEN COMMUNITIES IN THIS IMMEDIATE AREA.
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Based on a BUIIDING WATER SEWER WATER 'Tq1'ALf'EES FEES FOR WATER FEES FOR SEWER GARBAGE
1 t· f PERMIT HXJKUP HXJKUP MEl'ER FÇRBUIID- PER 1000 GIlL. PER 1000 GIlL. RATES
va ua lon 0 FEES FEES FEES OIARGESINGPERMIT
,$50,000.00 ··'c;e·òk
.95¢ per 750 $1.00 per 750
Gal. or $12.66 Gal. or $13.33
per 10,000 Gal for 10,000 Gal
Appx. New Rate of New Rate $14.0 $15.00 M.
St. Joseph $250.00 $1100.00 $900.00 $85.00 $2335.00 1*!;OO~v~r>p~n ~~~ 10,000 Gal $2.50 Baç
1f ,+' $5.20 per 3400 G. $6.00 per 4800 G
< > .80¢ per 1000 G. .80¢ per 1000 G.
i thereafter or thereafter
$12.96 - 10,000 G $17.00 Mon.
Avon $100.00 $122.50 $235.00 included $.15 ~~O $8.50 Seni01
. .....~ :.; $1.18 per 1000 Ga $1.35 per 1000
.~ or $11.80 for Gal.
10,000 Gal.
Annandale $328.00 None None $75.00 $10.65 Mon.
..... $11.35 per 5000 G $10.00 per 5000 G
., : .85¢ per 1000 Gal $2.00 per 1000 G.
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;., 10,000 Gal.
Eden Valley $ 25.00 $125.00 $225.00 Included $16.40 Mon.
1 11.00 per 5000 G. $13.60 per 6800 G
. $1.50 per 1000 G. $2.00 per 1000 G.
. or $18.50 for
~:_. .: 10,000 Gal.
. Kimball $ 10.00 None $ 10.00 $59.78 :þ.- ,;. $13,50 Mon.
e ....~~ ;, $1.45 per 1000 G. $1.75 per 1000 G.
i. :. or $14.50 per $10.25 r¿on,
:. ..> 10,000 Gal. for semors
'.~: $11.25 Mon.
Buffalo $642.00 $350.00 $350.00 Included ,,~...vv
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St. Stephens $ 75.00 N/A N/A N/A j~- ~_:.-' N/A N/A private
$1.50 per 1000 $10.00 per
Gal. or $15.00 rronth
"j for 10,000 Gal.
Free¡:ort None . $200.00 $200.00' Included $400.00,' N/A
$10.50 per 9000 $10.00 per 9000
Gal. .50¢ per Gal. or 95% of
1000 Gal. there- water bill.
after. Or $11.00
Holdinqford $ 13.00 $200.00 $200.00 $100.00 $513.00 _ for 10.000 Gal. $18.00 Mon,
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Dale Salo
Beckale Development Inc.
6312 St. H\.'iY· ")7
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St. Cloud, ¡VIN 56301
Dear ¡VIr. Salo:
This letter lS In r-esponse to YOUt- inquiry of Septembet- 4,
1991.
The Ci t"y, of Avon i S·SLl2S land use permits not building
pet-rni ts s The co~.t of land is not included In a land use permit
\/31 L{atic!r¡. I ~ -""':E listed t~jO af-e~· - hOL~se 'va 1 Ltt3 tion r
\)31 Lid tion 0:- $4(), (H)()-$S() '; O(J() r'__J... $100.00
GU=-I...
\/aluaticn ot $ 5() ;! ()Cj~J-$6C) ? ()t)(ì Cost $ 1 2 (ì . ()()
HOCJkLJpS depend L.ii ¡ the 2r-ea ·..,.~Olj ar-e buildinq In as SOfTIe
· de\/E 1 oper--=- ha'/E? paid fOr- Dor-tlor~s of hookups, thet-efore these
ares ~"¡C!L{ 1 d bE· d 1 esso§'- charge"
Hegular D2\/E:? 1 clper-
Set."JE?¡-- Hookz.Jp $750.00 $210.00
Sewer Permit '$ 25 ~ (}O :p 25..C)Q
v.Ja ter HookLto $355~()O $115.00
í,Ja tet- Perrni t $ c::" $ 7 r 5t)
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I i¡spec tion fees 21,-0 ir¡clLlded 1 n perrni t fees. 3/4" l;.Ja tet-
¡Tietet- ,. c. .: _ _,. ....J_..J .In ~'t!3. tet- hookL~P fee,. No plumbing Or- t-¡E-a ting
.l..!;L .iL\Ut::'U
ç'2r-rni ts -.. - r-eqtJir-ed ,.
Bi 11 if'P~ fcn'- L~ ti I i ties -i..=' 2\/2t-\/ t~vo man tt-fS-..
~,la ter ~-a tes M- 5,.2Cì T.lrST. 3~4()(.) gallons
:p
$, n,-, per thousand gallon s t he¡-ea f tet-
..0'·,.1
:=;ewer r-a tes $ 6.0e first 4, BOt) Q a 11 on s
$, ,. B() per thousand gallons thereafter
Gat-bage r-ates $17,.()() per month
M- 8..50 pet- month senior citizen charge
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If ·iou. have any addi tic¡r¡3.1 qL~estions , please feel free to
cor; tac t us.
Sincet-el Y,
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Cat-olyn L. Blonigan, CivIC
City Clerk/Zoning Admin i s tt-a tor
P.O. BOX 69, AVON, MN 56310 (612) 356-7922
- An Equal Opportunity Employer -
CITY OF
.lnnlnal~B MINNESOTA
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30 Cedar Street East· P.O. Box K' Annandale, MN 55302-0136' 612-274-3055
September 9, 1991
Mr. Dale Salo
Becka1e Development, Inc.
6312 Highway 23
St Cloud, MN 56301
Dear Mr. Salo:
Here is the information you requested based on a $65,000 valued home:
*Cost of a building permit: $328.00 plus $32.50 for state surcharge
)'cHook-up fees: Currently, there are no hook-up fees but action may
soon be taken to establish a sewer and water hook-up fee.
. *Inspections are included in the cost of the building permit except
for site inspections of individual sewage treatment systems ($75).
*Water meters: $75.00
*No plumbing or heating permits are required.
*Beginning January 1, 1991 the water rate will be $1.18 per thousand
gallons and the sewer rate $1.35 per thousand gallons.
* Garbage rates: $10.65 per month plus a .50 billing charge per
quarter.
*Sewer, water and garbage is billed quarterly.
If you need further assistance or have any questions, feel free to call
me at 274-3055.
Sincerely,
cÝ#W ./
. Jeff Karlson
Zoning Administrator
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION/EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ft
Recycled (,;) Paper
TI-tE CiTy of
. Box 25, Eden Valley. MN 55329 EdEN V ALLEY Meeker and
(612) 453-5251 Stearns Counties
September 6, 1991
Dale Salo
Beckale Development Inc.
6312 State Hwy 23
St. Cloud, MN 56301
Dear Mr. Salo:
In response to your request for information on the cost of local permits required
to build a $65,000.00 home in Eden Valley, and utility charges once the home is
occupied, the following information is provided.
The building permit fee for a residential building over 250 square feet is
$25.00. Utility service benefit charges for city water and sewer are $125.00 for
water and $225.00 for sewer. There are no additional charges for water meters.
The City does not have a building inspector, so there are no local inspection
fees or plumbing and heating permits required. Any additional fees would be
those that are imposed on the County or State level. I have included a copy of
. the Eden Valley Zoning Ordinance Regulations for Residential Single Family
District for your review of any local requirements pertaining to structure or
location.
City water rates are quarterly rates based on a minimum of $11.35 for the first
five thousand (5000) gallons, and $.85 per thousand (1000) for any amount over
five thousand (5000) gallons. Sewer rates are quarterly rates based on the water
usage for the fourth quarter of the preceding year. Minimum of $10 for the first
five thousand (5000) gallons and $2 per thousand (1000) gallons for any amount
over five thousand (5000) gallons. Garbage and recyclables pick-up are billed by
West Central Sanitation in Willmar. Weekly garbage service, 90 gallon limit,
costs $16.40/month, or an optional service is to purchase blue bags, available
locally, at a cost of $2.15 per bag. The blue bags hold 33 gallons and there is
no additional charge for pick-up. Curbside recycling is available every-other
week, is not mandatory, and costs $2,35/month,
If you have further questions, or we can help you in any way, please contact our
office. We would be very interested in seeing new single family housing in our
City.
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CITY OF EDEN VALLEY
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CITY 0 F KIMBALL
1 MAIN ST. N, ' BOX 238
. KIMBALL, MINNESOTA 55353
TELEPHONE (61 2) 398-2725
Sept. 6, 1991
Dale Sa10
Beckale Development, Inc.
6312 St. Highway #23
St. Cloud, Mn. 56301
RE: Your letter of Sept. 4, 1991
Mr. Salo:
At the present time, the City of Kimball is only charging $10.00 for a
building permit. However there is a possiblity that in the near future,
the permit fee will be based on valuation. The City is looking at
hiring a building inspector and this would require that the building
permit fees go up accordingly.
The City of Kimball is ZONED and you must apply for any necessary
. permits and they must be approved prior to construction.
You must have City Council permission to hook up to water and sewer.
A permit fee of $10.00 is required to tap into a sewer main and this
must be done by a plumber who has a yearly license with the City of
Kimball.
The water meter must be purchased from the City. The cost of a water
meter at present is $59.78. If it is installed by the City Maintenance
Department, then it is $75.78. The plumber can supply the curb box, shut
off valve and piping or you can obtain it from the City. The last ones
the city ordered were over $100.00.
Water and sewer is billed quarterly and this is based on the water
meter reading. All water used during Jan., Feb. and March will be
the reading used each quarter to determine the sewer rate. The water
rate charge is a minimun of 5,000 gallons for $11.00. It goes up
$1.50 per ever 1,000 gallons thereafter per quarter. The sewer rate
charge is a minimum of 6,8000 gallons for $13.60. It goes up $2.00
per 1/000 gallons thereafter per quarter. The garbage rate is $13.50
per month for 30 pounds per week. Garbage tags must be purchased for
every additional 30 pounds set out.
If I can be of further assistance, please let me know.
Sincerel~
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Dianne H. Robinson
Clerk/Treasurer
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September 5, 1991
Mr. Dale Salo
Becka1e Development, Inc.
6312 sta.te Hi;hwé:.~': 23
st. Cloud, MN 56301
Dear Mr. Salo:
This letter will respond to your questions regarding certain costs
for building construction in the city of Buffalo. All estimated
costs are subject to change without notice. At this time the
following do apply.
A building permit for construction of $65,000 value will cost
$574.00 Along with the building permit there will be a mechanical
. permit fee of $25.50, a plumbing permit fee of $30.50 plus $3.00
for every fixture, a water hook up and sewer hook up fee of $100
each, a SAC and WAC fee of $500, and a recycling bin charge of
$6.99.
The costs I have given you are based on an average single family
household. Along with this letter I have enclosed a copy of our
rate schedule for utility services. This gives you the cost of
water, garbage collection, and other core service fees.
To be specific as to whether the property has any assessments,
either pending or levied, the City must. know the p~?:ce.¡
identification number.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact me.
Sincerely,
~ 6«¿;µ
Laureen Bodin
Assistant Administrator
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. 03/18/91 ELECTRIC CHARGES
Revision
Customer Charge Rate
Residential and All Electric $5.00 .05447
Commercial $8.50 .06647
street Lights .05147
Security Light $8.00/month
Energy .03227
Energy 2 .03147
Demand 8.65/KW
Demand 2 8.50
Demand 3 8.54
WATER
. $1.45 per thousand for the first 100/000 gallons.
$1.20 per thousand for all water used in excess of 100,000 gallons.
Water is billed quarterly. The minimum charge is $10.50 per unit.
SEWER
Sewer rate is determined by the water usage between the dates of
December and Harch. The charge is $1. 75 per thousand gallons used and
the amount is charged ~~arterly for the rest of the year. Mini~u~
sewer charge is $13.95 per quarter.
GARBAGE
$11.25 per month
$10.25 per month for Senior citizens
RECYCLING
$ .64 per month as of 7/1/90.
. STORM SEWER
$2.00 per month for resiãential.
.
September 4, 1991
Office of the City Clerk
City Hall
St. Stephens, Mn. 56374
City Clerks Office:
I am a contractor that is considering building some single
family homes in your town. I would like you to send me the
following information in the stamped, addressed envelope I've
enclosed for your use.
Based on a home with a value of $65,000.00, counting the land,
I would like the following information:
Cost of the Building Permit. q7S:~OO C.r:- '"' c1uÙ.s itt.5 P" c..A..;(I'1 )
Cost of any charges such as a hook-up fees to the Ci ty''.,s
sewer and water lines. ¡Vo , 5eLu e./'"' ~ Lv c-' +-< ,.r
Cost of any needed inspections. /LJ ð Þú?....-,
Cost of the water meters. ¡1.}t..-)he.... .
Cost of any plumbing and heating permits needed. (ú~ aL-
. Total.cost of ,any .and all permits required to build a $65,000.00
homé inyour~'t()wn.. .:?[;--:¡gjpO . ..'
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I also neeclto*now tb~ price charg~d per gal. or cubic foot
of City water and the charges for garbage pick-up and the
billing period. Nt) c;~Î !.t.(I.-+<,ý -:- ,,' . ' 1-e1""5 ...}k.vf-
N~ C"-k-¡ ~ 13"1<- ró<"-tc..-,,,,--p - Sck ,hd.....,d...<'-f cc-...., 'u".J-<vl-,cf £u.--vlr. hç,,-~ '.
v -l .e~y' P/Ck. -uf (to-¡
I appreciate your taking the time to answer my questions and I ~ 0'~
thank you for your help. -r <- I ,
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Sincere}y ~ IZG<1' (2¿¥<s"-
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Beckale Development Inc. .
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st. Cloud, Mn 56301
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. September 4, 1991
Office of the City Clerk
City Hall
Freeport, Mn. 56331
City Clerks Office:
I am a contractor that is considering building some single
family homes in your town. I would like you to send me the
following information in the stamped, addressed envelope I've
enclosed for your use.
Based on a home with a value of $65,000.00, counting the land,
I would like the following information:
Cost of the Building Permit. NONE
Cost of any charges such as a hook-up fees to the Ci ty'~s
sewer and water lines. $200.00 each or $400.00
Cost of any needed inspections. DONE BY THE STATE
Cost of the water meters. 5/8 - 3/4 METER INCLUDED IN HOOK-UP FEE
Cost of any plumbing and heating permits needed. NONE
. Total cost of any and all permits required to build a $65,000.00
home in your town. ZONING PEm~IT REQUIRED - NO CHARGE
I also need to know the price charged per gal. or cubic foot
of City water and the charges for garbage pick-up and the
billing period. WATER $1.50 per tho and $4.00 per month, Wastewater
$10.00 per month, Billing is monthly
I appreciate your taking the time to answer my questions and I
thank you for your help.
Sinc~rely (
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Ôále Salo
Beckale Development Inc.
6312 st. Hy 23
st. Cloud, Mn 56301
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.
September 4, 1991
Office of the City Clerk
City Hall
Holdingford, Mn. 56320
City Clerks Office:
I am a contractor that is considering buil~ing some single
family homes in your town. I would like you to send me the
following information in the stamped, addressed envelope I've
enclosed for your use.
Based on a home with a value of $65,000.00, counting the land,
I would like the following information:
Cost of the Building Permit. 13.00
Cost of any charges such as a hook-up fees to the City~s
sewer and water lines. P4ûû,OD
Cost of any. needed inspections. - 0 -
Cost of the water meters.1/00.0Ò (}{ a-....~"-,-
Cost of any plumbing and heating~ermits needed. -o~
. Total cost of any and all permits required to build a $65,000.00
home in your town. , 5'1·:'-OD
I also need to know the price charged per gal. or cubic foot
of City water and the charges for garbage pick-up and the
billing period.
I appreciate your taking the time to answer my questions and I
thank you for your help.
Sinc~re1y 17
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6312 St. Hy 23
St. Cloud, Mn 56301 0..plv ~-ù O<J.' Va t p-. ~ OO~\
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. September 4, 1991
Office of the City Clerk
City Hall
Clear Lake, Mn. 55319
City Clerks Office:
I am a contractor that is considering building some single
family homes in your town. I would like you to send me the
following information in the stamped, addressed envelope I've
enclosed for your use.
Based on a home with a value of $65,000.00, counting the land,
I would like the following information:
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Cost of the Building permit.~ J~' ~
Cost of any charges such as a -rook-up fees to the Ci ty'~s ~ L
sewer and water lines. ~~{¿(v ~~ ~
Cost of any needed inspections.
Cost of the water meters. ~
Cost of any plumbing and heating permits needed. ~
. Total cost of any and all permits required to build a $65,000.00
home in your town.
I also need to know the price charged per gal. or cubic foot
of City water and the charges for garbage pick-up and the
billing period.
I appreciate your taking the time to answer my questions and I
thank you for your help.
Si~~rely I if ¡,gJ ()v ~
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Dale Salo ~~~
Beckale Development Inc.
6312 St. Hy 23
st. Cloud, Mn 56301 .~ ~ 7lttß& hU ~-J~ ~
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September 6,1991
Dale Sal0
Deckale Development Ine
6312 st Hy 23
St Cloud Mn 56301
Dear Dale:
Enclosed is a c')py ')f building permit fees. The permit for h')using is based ')n
estimated cost of material and labJr, land is n')t included. A sample tape is als')
encl')sed.
Water and sewer application is enclosed. Fee for hookup for residential water is
$125.00 ( includes meter) and for sewer 220.00. Only permit required ather than
one enclosed, is a $10.00 permit from excavator who hooks into City water and
sew'er lines. A Certificate of Insurance is also required, excavator permit is
good for one year in the City.
Water and Sewer Charges: Billed Quarterly
.later: $13.00 (minimum) for first 9000 gallons
$.80 per thousand gallons
Se'\'ler: $ 5,00 (minimum) for first 9000 gallons of water used
$.60 per thousand gallons.
Recycle( put on water and sewer bill) $1.00 per month ($3.00 per quarter)
Refuse pickup (at this time) is contractej by each resident with one of five Haulers.
If you have any more questions, please call. I am in office everyday from 8am till noon.
Sincerely
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Marian Todd
Clerk
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,Stãtè ·surGharge;..' $ .50 per . .thousand
BUILDING PERMIT FEES Pa9- 1
..- Amount FeR Amount Fe_ A \ount Fe_ Amount F_
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500 10.00 8,100 69.10 38,:500 231.~ 104,000 443.00
600 11 . 50 8,200 69.70 39,000 233.50 10:5,000 445.50
700 13.00 8,300 70.30 39,500 235.75 106,000 448.00
800 14.50 8,400 70.90 40,000 238.00 107,000 450.50
900 16.00 8,500 71. 50 40,500 240.25 108,000 453.00
1 , 000 17.50 8,600 72.10 41,000 242.50 109,000 455.50
1,100 19.00 8,700 72.70 41 , 500 244.75 110,000 458.00
1,200 20.50 8,800 73.30 42,000 247.00 111 , 000 460.50
1,300 22.00 8, 900 73.90 42,500 249.25 112,000 463.00
1,400 23.50 9,000 74.50 43.000 251.50 113,000 465.50
1,500 25.00 9,100 75.10 43,500 253.75 114, 000 468.00
1 ,600 26.50 9,200 75.70 44,000 256.00 : 115,000 470.50
1,700 28.00 9,300 76.30 44,500 258.25 116,000 473.00
1 , 800 29.50 9,400 76.90 45,000 260.50 117,000 475.50
1 , 900 31.00 9,500 77.50 45,500 262.75 118,000 478.00
2,000 32.50 9,600 78.10 46,000 265.00 119, 000 480.50
2, 100 33.10 9,700 78.70 46,500 267.25 120,000 483.00
2, 200 33.70 9,800 79.30 47,000 269.50 121 , 000 485.50
2,300 34.30 9,900 79.90 47,500 271.75 122,000 488.00
2, 4()O 34.90 10,000 80.50 48,000 274.00 123,000 490.50
2,500 35.50 10,500 93.50 48,500 276.25 124,000 493.00
2,600 36.10 11,000 86.50 49,000 278.50 125,000 495.50
2,700 36.70 11,500 89.50 49,500 280.75 126,OQO 498.00
2,800 37.30 12,000 ~2.50 50,000 283.00 127,000 500.50
2,900 37.90 12,500 95.50 51 , 000 286.00 128,000 503.00
3, 000 38.50 13,000 98.50 52,000 289.00 129,000 505.50
3, 1 00 39.10 13,500 t () 1 . 50 53,000 292.00 130,000 508. 00
3,200 39.70 14,000 104.50 54,000 295.00 131,000 510.50
3,300 40.30 14,500 107.50 55,000 298.00 132,000 513.00
3,400 40.90 15,000 1 1 O. 50 56,000 30 1 . 00 133,000 515.50
3,500 41.50 15,500 11 3. 50 57,000 304.00 134,000 518.00
3,600 42.10 16.000 116.50 i 58,000 307.00 135,000 520.50
3,700 42.70 16,500 I 59,000 310.00 136,000 523.00
. 119.50
3, 800 43.30 17,000 122.50 60,000 313.00 i 137,000 525.50
3,900 43.90 17,500 125.50 61,000 316.00 I 138,000 528.00
4,000 44.50 18,000 128.50 I 62,000 319.00 1,39,000 530.50
4,100 45.10 18,500 131.50 63,000 322.00 I 140,000 533.00
4,200 45.70 19,000 134.50 64,000 325.00 141 , 000 535.50
4,300 46.30 19,500 137.50 65,000 328.00 I 142,000 538.00
4,400 46.90 20, 000 140.50 66,000 331 . 00 I 14,3,000 540.50
4,500 47.50 20,500 143.50 67,000 334.00 I 144.000 543.00
4,600 48.10 21,000 146.50 68,000 337.00 14:5,000 545.50
4,700 48.70 21,500 149.50 ( 69,000 340.00 146,000 548.00
4,800 49.30 22,000 152.50 i 70,000 343.00 147,000 550.50
4,900 49.90 2~. 50<) !55.50 71,000 346.00 148,000 '.:53.00
5,000 50.50 23,000 158.50 72,000 349.00 149,000 555.50
5,100 51. 10 23,500 161.50 73,000 352.00 150,000 558.00
5,200 51. 70 24,000 164.50 74,000 355.00 151,000 560.50
5,300 52.30 24,500 167.50 75,000 358.00 152,000 563.00
5,400 52.90 25,000 170.50 76,000 361. 00 153,000 565. 50
5,500 53.50 25,500 172.75 77,000 364.00 154,000 568.00
5,600 54.10 26,000 175.00 78,000 367.00 155,000 570.50
5,700 54.70 i 26,500 177.25 79,000 370.00 156,000 573.00
5,800 55.30 i 27,000 179.50 80,000 373.00 157,000 575.50
5,900 55.90 27,500 1 81. 75 81 , 000 376.00 158,000 578.00
6, 000 56.50 28,000 184.00 82,000 .379. 00 159,000 580.50
6,100 57.10 28,500 186.25 83,000 382.00 160,000 583.00
6,200 57.70 29,000 188.50 84,000 385.00 161 , 000 585.50
,
6,300 58.30 29,500 190.75 85,000 388.00 I 162,000 588.00
6,400 58.90 30,000 193.00 86,000 ,391.00 163,000 590.50
6,500 59.50 30, 500 195.25 87,000 394.00 164,000 593.00
6,600 60.10 31 , 000 197.50 88,000 397.00 165,000 595.50
6,700 60.70 31,500 199.75 89,000 400.00 166,000 598.00
6,800 61. ·30 32,000 202.00 90.000 403.00 167,000 600.50
6,900 61. 90 32,500 204.25 91 , 000 406.00 168,000 603.00
7,000 62.50 33,000 206.50 92,000 409.00 169,000 605.50
. 7, 100 63. 10 33,500 208.75 93,000 412.00 170,000 608.00
7,200 6.3. ìO 34,000 211.00 94,000 415.00 171,000 610.50
j 7,300 64.30 34,500 213.25 95,000 418.00 172,000 613.00
~., 7,400 64.90 35, 000 215.50 96,000 421. 00 173,000 615.50
7,500 65.50 35, 500 217.75 97,000 424.00 174,000 618.00
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I 7,600 66.10 36,000 220.00 98,000 427.00 175,000 620.50
, 7,700 36,500 222.25 99,000 430.00 176,000 623.00
66.70
7,800 67.30 37,000 224.50 100,000 433.00 177,000 625.50
7,900 67.90 37,500 226.7:5 101,000 435.50 178,000 628.00
8,000 68.50 38, 000 229.00 102,000 438.00 179,000 630.50
103,0()Q 440.50 180,000 633.00
181 , 000 635.50
City of
Councilmen:
. Earl R. Danzeisen Michael D. Kathman
Mayor
Verena M, Weber Eric Vogt
Clerk/T reasurer Jerome J, Kollmann
Martin J. Stone
27 RED RIVER A VENUE SOUTH
COLD SPRING, MINNESOTA 56320
TELEPHONE: 612/685-3653
FAX: 685-8551
September 6, 1991
Dale Salo
Beckdale Development, Inc.
6312 State Hwy. 23
St. Cloud, MN 56301
RE: Cold Spring Information
Dear Mr. Salo,
Thank you for your request for information regarding Cold
Spring. I have included some information about the City in
general which I hope you find helpful. If you should desire,
the City does have available, a video depicting the quality of
. life and culture of our fine city. Please feel free to call me
if you wish to have a copy of it.
As to your questions:
1. Cost of a building permit for a $65,000 home (includes
building inspector inspections) l.!.~L:.QQ plus 11'?'~~Q State
Surcharge.
2. Cost of water meter, outside remote, outside remote install-
ation, check valve, shut-off valve and sewer hook-up l~'!'Q~QQ
Should a watermain tap be required - l~Q~QQ plus the costs of
extra piping, road replacement, curb & gutter replacement,
etc. would be extra.
3 . Cost of needed inspections other than the building inspector
would be at the homeowners expense.
4 . Water rates (billed every two months)
$8.00 for the first 6,000 gallons
$1.30 per thousand gallons thereafter
5. Sewer rates (billed every t1"O months)
$15.00 surcharge
$2.60 per thousand gallons
6 . Garbage rates (private haulers)
$13.00 per month (average) includes curb side pick up of
glass, cans, and newspapers. Compost and recycle centers
located nearby.
I hope this answers all of your questions, however~ feel free to
call if you are not sure.
. Sincerely,
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Verena M. Weber
City Clerk/Treasurer
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