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Home My WebLink About1992 [12] Dec 17 {Book 2} Mayor Steve Dehler Councilors Leo Sadlo Ross Rieke Bob Loso First Avenue NW Stephanie Hazen p.D. Box 668 City Clerk! Adm St. Joseph, Minnesota 56374 (612) 363-7201 Rachel Stapleton CITY OF ST. JOSEPH + Jþ '1: CITY COUNCIL MEETING December 17, 1992 7:00 p.m. AGENDA 1. Call to Order 2 . Approve Agenda 3. Approve Minutes - December 3 and December 10 4. Treasurer's Report 5 . Bills Payable . 6. Mayor Reports 7 . Council Reports 8. OLD BUSINESS a) Personnel Policy Manual b) Star City Ordinance c) Hookup Fees, Multi-family d) Capital outlay - Snow Plow Truck e) 9. 8:00 p.m. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 10. 8:15 p.m. Recess 11. 8:30 p.m. Joe Bechtold, Township Supervisor 12. 8:45 p.m. Gambling Application - LaPlayette 14. Clerk/Adm Reports a) Alcohol, Game, Cigarette licenses. b) Vacation days carryover requests. c) d) 15. Adjourn . HAPPY HOLIDAYS Mayor Steve Dehler Councilors Leo Sadlo Ross Rieke Bob Loso First Avenue NW Stephanie Hazen P.O. Box 668 St. Joseph, Minnesota 56374 City Clerk! Adm (612) 363-7201 Rachel Stapleton CITY OF ST. JOSEPH NOTES TO THE AGENDA DECEMBER 17, 1992 Member of the Council: 5. I have included bills payable to have end of the year bills approved for 1992. 8 . c) Mark Lambert will be at the meeting to address the hookup fees again. I contacted both Joe Bettendorf and John Scherer. They will both be there about 7:30 for this issue. Bill Fahrney, of Economic Development Partnership stated that, regretfully, this is not in their realm. Their purpose is to assist in getting industry and business to increase jobs. 11. Joe Bechtold and Anna Reischl wish to present the . Council with a quit claim deed for approximately an acre of land by the old dump. This is property owned by the Township and ( I believe) formerly used as a dump by both the City and Township residents. John Scherer is informed of this, and I understand he has reservations, on accepting this parcel. He will give counsel at the meeting. 12. Mark Zimmer will appear for The LaPlayette to allow gambling there again. Because of gambling violations, almost a year ago, no gambling was all owed in the LaPlayette, for one year. His year of no gambling is nearly expired. 13. This number was inadvertently omitted, and I did not notice it until the copies were made. 14. a) These are the year end licenses, a copy of them is enclosed. b) Ray Bechtold has requested to carry over two days vacation into 1993. He currently has four days left, but intends to use two days prior to the end of the year. Also enclosed in your packet is: l. Your meeting attendance sheets, for the next quarter. . 2. NSP donated the pocket calendars to the Members of the Council. 3 . A first violation for a noise violation. 4. A copy of a letter from Jerry Hirschfeld, which I just received. . Page 2143 December 3 , 1992 . Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council for the City of st. Joseph met in regul~r session, on Thursday, December 3, 1992 at 7:00 p.m. in City Hall. MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Steven Dehler (arrived at 7:25 p.m.); Members of the Council Leo Sadlo, Ross Rieke, Bob Loso, Stephanie Hazen. Clerk/Administrator Rachel Stapleton. OTHERS PRESENT: Daniel Nierengarten, Bud Reber, Stuart Goldschen, John Welsh, Mark Lambert, Judy Weyrens, Dick Taufen, Iver Linnemann. Acting Mayor Sadlo called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. AGENDA: Loso made a motion to approve the agenda with additions; seconded by Hazen. Ayes: Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen. Nayes: None. Motion carried. MINUTES: Hazen made a motion to approve the minutes of the November 19 meeting as presented; seconded by Loso. Ayes: Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen. Nayes: None. Motion carried. ~LLS PAYABLE: Hazen made a motion to approve the bills payable or December, as presented by Deputy Clerk Judy Weyrens; seconded by Loso. Ayes: Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen. Nayes: None. Motion carried. Judy also discussed with the Council that the Police Department has had computer problems and has lost data. She requested tape backup equipment, to serve the Police Department and city office computers. Hazen made a motion to approve the tape backup equipment at a cost of $900; seconded by Rieke. Ayes: Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen. Nayes: None. Motion carried. Sadlo discussed the past request for timers to turn the Christmas lights on and off. Loso made a motion to approve the purchase of seventeen timers at a cost of $272, the cost to be distributed over various applicable departments. The motion was seconded by Hazen. Ayes: Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen. Nayes: None. Motion carried. COUNCIL REPORTS - LOSO: 1) The matter of $11,927 which was donated by the Recreational Association, for the Recreation Center Fund " was referred to the Park Board for their recommendation at ~e last Council meeting. The Park Board recommended that those .onies be transferred to the Park Development Fund according to the previous contract. Loso made a motion to transfer the $11,927 to Park Development Fund and to accept the Recreation Center Committee's request to retain the balance of the monies in the . Page 2144 December 3 , 1992 . Recreation Center Fund for the purpose of a recreation center. The motion was seconded by Hazen. Ayes: Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen. Nayes: None. Motion carried. 2) Loso also read a newspaper article concerning Hibbing's violation of the open meeting law, and the penalties which were imposed. Concerning the Roske property situation or any matter, the council should make sure that all laws and statutes are followed. Rieke felt that we should have attorney present at more meetings. He also felt that many other matters should have legal council at meetings. Hazen and Sadlo also felt that legal council at a portion of each meeting would be appropriate. 3) Loso also inquired about the location of a tape from a closed meeting, held March 5, 1992, which the Clerk was not present. The tape is not in the city office. Loso stated that he understood that the Mayor has the tape, and requested that it be returned prior to the Mayor leaving office. HAZEN: No report. RIEKE: Rieke presented an old title opinion, for property located on the Northwest corner of Minnesota street and Sixth Avenue NW., and stated he has an old abstract for the property, also. An agreement with Mrs. Borresch may be worked out which would allow 4Ithe City to clean up this property, as a benefit to the community. Dehler arrived at 7:25 p.m. and assumed the Chair. He apologized for his tardiness, which was due to bad weather conditions. SADLO: 1) Avon Bank has title to the property, which is next to the City maintenance shop property, and was used by the Mill. The asking price has been reduced but it is sti 11 to high, because this property has been used for a private dump in the past. This property would have to be cleaned up, before the City would take possession of it. 2) Fire calls for the second half of the year were presented. There were 64 calls at a cost of $4,453, plus fire drills and officers salaries at a total cost of $8,773. 70% of the calls were medical and 30% were fire calls. Sadlo stated that there is a need for an adequate fire hall and adequate parking for the volunteer firefighters. Response time is important and can be affected by parking problems. 3) The facility for the sanitary sewer project for the North Industrial Park area will be running in December. A water well will be dri 11 ed for water supply for the facility. MAYOR REPORTS: 1) Mayor Dehler brought up the need for a tape backup for the Police Department computers, and timers for turning the Christmas lights on and off. (These matters has already been addressed.) 2) S.~Moira and Mayor discussed property sites for future City 4IIell sites. Dehler has asked the Clerk and Engineer to prepare a ritten request for st. Benedicts to offer property sites of their propertYr for sites to consider for future wells. They do not wish to release any of the property to the west. 3) Roske property - Dehler asked for discussion of the proposed Page 2145 December 3 , 1992 . contract for the Roske property. Loso stated that the original petition called for public hearings, which the City did not honor, and for a referendum. The City should honor the request for public hearings. The ballot question asked two things, if the city should purchase that property and if the City should pay up to $150,000 for it. Minnesota statute requires that the City bow to the wishes of the voters. Also the statutes do not allow any contact with money down prior to providing for notification and petition for referendum. Minnesota statute may not even allow this issue to be brought up within six months of the voters turning it down. Rieke asked if the Mayor had consulted the City Attorney on this mat teL The Mayor stated he did not, and wished to wait until '~ was approved for legal consultation. Dehler ll. stated that the voters had voted on a different contract. At this time Dehler made a motion to enter into a legal agreement to purchase the Roske property for 130,000 based on a five year contract. Rieke seconded the motion, with the stipulation that the City Attorney advise and approve this .¡..' ac...lon. other discussion - Sadlo stated that the voters denied this issue by 100 vote spread. 500 voted positively, yet no resident has asked him, nor have they asked anyone he knows, to have the City 411hqUire this property. All contacts have been negative. erefore the City really does not deserve it. Sadlo will vote against it. Dehler stated the importance of the Council's working together for the good of the people. Ayes: Dehler, Rieke. Nayes: Loso, Sadlo, Hazen. Motion failed. OLD BUSINESS - PERSONNEL POLICY MANUAL: Hazen presented a draft of the completed personnel policy manual and would like to have the Council members and City Offices go through the document, for truth. She has already been shown a correction to page 39 for sick leave. After necessary corrections are made she stated she would like to have the attorney go through it and have the manual in place 1-1-93. Sadlo asked on annual evaluation program. Hazen stated that she would like to have each employee evaluated once a year, and that she has received forms for this purpose. Council could bring their copies with corrections back to the special meeting, for Hazen to make corrections, and then have John review it. Dehler stated that a responsibility should be assigned to specific needs. Hazen stated that she referred a lot to check with the City Offices, because she did not know who to refer responsibilities. Also, as a final document, an I-9 form is attached, which is required. The City currently is doing this for all new employees. This requirement may be for all employees. She stated that she spent a lot of time on it but wishes to have ~ach one go through it for correctness. This should be reviewed nnually and she has it on Work Perfect, which she will give to the City offices. The corrected manuals are to be reviewed by the 9th and back to Hazen. . Page 2146 December 3, 1992 . TREASURERS REPORT: Sadlo made a motion to approve the treasurers report for October; seconded by Loso. Discussion - Hazen stated that a column is to be included for transfer information. Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen. Nayes: None. Motion carried. Council discussed having the assessor at the Truth in Taxation hearing. Dehler stated that the property valuation hearing is in the spring at the Board of Review meeting. Also the assessor lS responsive to those who call him about valuations. STAR CITY: Dehler stated that the Chamber of Commerce should give a presentation to the City Council in January. The Council members had not had an opportunity to review the information. Hazen stated that Cold Spring has recently become a star city, and they may be able to provide some information. Dehler stated that the Chamber may wish to use them as a resource. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC: Bud Reber asked if the hookup fees to utilities is $2,285. This amount includes water and sewer hookup, inspection fees, and water meters. Reber stated this is quite high compared with area cities. Rieke stated that this is one area where we can calculate our costs, and he is a proponent of recouping our costs, when they buy into the utility systems. ~ehler reminded the Council to consider park development planning, for next year, for the lot in Clinton Village, purchased by the city, for future access to the Tot Lot by Park Terrace. Rieke stated that he received a call from a developer who constructs twin homes, to see if there would be interest ln our community. Hazen made a motion to recess for 15 minutes, at 8:10 p.m.; seconded by Loso. Discussion - Dehler invited all in attendance to the Nutcracker to be performed at the BAC, at the College of st. Benedict. Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen. Nayes: None. Motion carried. Dehler reconvened the meeting at 8:25 p.m. MINUTES: Rieke made a motion to reconsider the minutes of the November 19 meeting, and change 2) under his report on page 2139, that "It would be very difficult to clear the property of liens and judgements and will be a challenge and time consuming. He also requested to review other portions of the minutes with the tape of the meeting. The motion was seconded by Sadlo. Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke: Loso, Hazen. 4IÞ Nayes: None. Motion carried. APARTMENT PROPOSAL: Mark Lambert discussed with the Council that he is getting his financing in place, for his apartment proposal, through a conventional loan. He stated that he would like relief . Page 2147 December 3, 1992 . from the high hookup costs, of $1,800 per unit. He felt this amount will break the financing on the project. Sadlo felt that he should be required to pay hookup charges like everyone else. Dehler stated that other apartment complexes had to pay the charges that were established at the time they were constructed. Our hookup charges were established to buy into a system constructed to allow for growth. The utility improvements were financed with hookup charges incorporated into the formula. considered in the formula. Mark stated that he has already bought into the system by paying the assessments on the existing units on the property, and felt that 36,000 for 20 additional units is excessive. Mark asked for the same rate as the last apartments, which were constructed in the City. Rieke felt that we should study the matter with the City Engineer, and Attorney and Economic Development, to see '-F there is a way to ~~ make the hookup fees acceptable, without establishing precedence. Hazen made a motion to place this matter on the old Business of the December 17 meeting, and to have the consultants bring back recommendations; seconded by Rieke. Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen. Nayes: None. Motion carried. ~PACT STUDY GROUP: The Council discussed the Impact study Group, ich is a small group doing a study of the impact of the college on the city, and the benefits, values, and costs to the city, and costs of city services to the college. CLERKjADMINISTRATOR REPORTS: 1) Lose made a motion to approve the attendance of the Water Superintendent at Water Conference in st. Cloud; seconded by Sadlo. Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen. Nayes: None. Motion carried. 2) Sadlo made a motion to approve a transfer of the Cigarette license of the st. Joseph Liquor Shoppe, from the old facility to the new facility; seconded by Hazen. Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen. Nayes: None. Motion carried. Lose made a motion to approve the following matters; seconded by Hazen. 1) Application for Payment - Sanitary Sewer (North Industrial Park) Contract 1 S. J. Louis Company, of $113,110.80. -, 2) Application for Payment - Water System Improvement (Water Tower) Contract I I , - CBI Na-Con, Inc. $14,012.50. 3) Surplus property - C 800 Ford TrucK was advertised for sale. One bid on it from Bill Wasner for $636.00, was received. 4) Jerry Hirschfeld has invited the Council etc. to a tour and . open house at MCO on some date prior to December 24th. The Council is to select the date. The time will be at 4:00 p.m. Council selected Honday, December 7th. Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen. Nayes: None. Motion carried. 4 Page 2148 December 3, 1992 · CAPITAL OUTLAY REQUESTS: Clerk/Administrator presented two capital outlay requests from the Street Department. 1) Council considered the request for a 1975 -1980 Snow Plow Dump Truck, to put a $250 deposit down to hold the request until the summer or fall of 1993. The actual cost will be $15,000 to $19,000. They agreed to place the matter on the next agenda, and consider it, with budget information available. 2) Rieke made a motion to approve the request for a new power hack saw at a cost of $199; seconded by Hazen. Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen. Nayes: None. Motion carried. Loso made a motion to adjourn at 9:10 p.m. ; seconded by Rieke. Ayes: Dehler, Sadlo, Rieke, Loso, Hazen. Nayes: None. Motion carried. Rachel staplet n Clerk/Administrator · -. · · ~. Page 2149 December 9, 1992 .pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the city Council for the City of st. Joseph met in special session, on Wednesday, December 9, 1992 at 7:00 p.m. in City Hall to conduct a Truth in Taxation budget hearing. MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor steven Dehler; Members of the Council Bob Loso, Stephanie Hazen. Clerk/Administrator Rachel Stapleton. OTHERS PRESENT: Judy Weyrens, Arthur J. Reber, Marie C. Reber, Daniel Nierengarten, Bud Reber, Hub Klein, Claudette Klein, Brad Lindgren, Ken Hiemenz, Edmund Kraemers, Ronald Eiynck, Tom H Klein, stuart Goldschen. Mayor Dehler called the hearing to order and gave a presentation with visual overheads, and handouts, of the information. He discussed the proposed budget, of 676,597, Hith a proposed levy of 246,000 which would provide a net levy of 142,629, with HACA and Equalization Aid. He discussed that the gross levy lS 26,013 greater than last years levy, which is 11% over last years levy. The proposed expenditures are 53,397 less that last years budget. He also discussed services provided, sources of revenue, and comparison to other cities. Hub Klein asked how administration budget could decrease by 4It30,000, and how the police budget can be cut. 15,000 was udgeted for elections for 1992, which included new election equipment, and plus other cuts, for administration, The Police Department budget for 1992 included a computer system, and there were other general cuts. Why the levy was increased and expenditures were decreased was asked. Because anticipated interest revenue on fund balances has decreased by one half, and last years budget included reserved money for equipment expenditures. The Council has agreed to allow Capital outlay budgeted amounts not spent in 1992 to be carried over into the 1993 budget. other issues discussed were that the City lS now required to pay sales tax to the state; annexed property requires city services, but the city is always a year in arrears in receiving tax revenue. HACA, LGA, Equalization Aid, were discussed. Edmund Kraemers discussed the increase in property valuations, and the effect it has on property tax. Bud Reber stated that the County has adopted a new manual, according to the Assessor, so it has changed the valuations. Valuation questions may be addressed at the Board of Review meeting in the spring. The budget hearing is to discuss the services provided, and financed through the , levy. ~oso stated that the State will be returning about 8% additional GA dollars to the cities. Our city could reduce the levy by about $26,500. The city should self impose a 3% levy limit. Dehler stated that the past 3% levy limit was incl uded in a .. . Page 2150 December 9, 1992 . formula which allowed a much greater levy than 3%. He also stated that we are probably withip the 3% increase, using the previous formula. Loso also stated that the budget could be reduced by 5,000 by deleting the category "Proposed City Complex." Dehler stated that approval for Economic Development Partnership dues needs to be addressed in the budget. Dehler made a motion to change the budget to allocate 7,500 for dues to Economic Development Partnership, to be taken from the Proposed City Complex category. The motion was seconded by Hazen. Ayes: Dehler, Hazen. Nayes: Loso. Motion carried. Absent: Sadlo, Rieke. Hazen made a motion to approve the 1993 budget as follows, with a certified levy of 240,000; seconded by Dehler. Legislative 30,000 Administrative 130,000 Buildings 20,470 Police 218,320 street 163,445 Parks & Recreation 76,735 Fire 34,770 Miscellaneous 2,775 ~iscussion - Loso felt the budget should be discussed further. Ayes: Dehler, Hazen. Nayes: Loso. Motion carried. Absent: Sadlo, Rieke. Hazen made a motion to adjourn at 8: 40 p. m. ; seconded by Loso. Ayes: Dehler, Hazen, Loso. Nayes: None. Motion carried. Rachel Stapl ton Clerk/Administrator . . POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST AVENUE ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 1 DATE: Dec. 17, 1992 TO: The St. Joseph City Council FROM: Chief Lindgren SUBJECT: MONTHLY REPORTS Dear Council Members, In addition to the (Nov. ) monthly reports please find enclosed the following items. Two of the items will require council approval·. The first item is the Police ReserVè Unit. A copy of the new by-laws are enclosed with John Scherers additions put in. He had several ideas, and they were positive changes. Also as requested by the council are the. applications for thè four mèmbers each has had contact with the department 4IÞ and has been riding along in the past. I will contact each and try to have all attend this council meeting along with Officer Meyer who will be the Liaison Officer. The other item is washing the squad. We have about 3 washes left at the SA station. We purchased 100 washes and have a fleet code there. This has lasted us for two years. I spoke td Bob Krebsbach and he indicated that they would sell us another 100 washes for the same price of $1.80 each. This is the wash, wax, and dry we have now. I think this has worked well, and would like to purchase another 100 washes. The other items are for your review. We received two thank you letters this past month. The first one was for our response to a medical and came with a plate of cookies(I seemed to have misplaced the cookies) and the other one is relative to a D.A.R.E. talk Jean & I gave to the J.C. 's (they also donated $400.00 to D.A.R.E.) Some of you have commented to me that the business owners really like the information the police share with them in connection to cases that may effect their business's. Enclosed is one of the several items sent to local business's relative to this topic, it is a check forgery case we are working on, and sent out; this past week. Another item, and for your review, is a letter I wrote to Jeff Young congratulating him on a good job he did over this past weekend when a party form St. Cloud pulled a knife on a St. John's student here in St. Joseph. Finally, enclosed is the F.B.I.'s release of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty for the first half of 1992. As you will note in past incident reports, our department responds to many of the same types of calls these officers were when they were killed. F.Y.I. . Sincerely /3- ¡ Bradley J. Lindgren Chief of Police " POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST A VENUE ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 EDUCATIOHAl tflnEA OF CfHTRAl MlHHE$OTA (612) 363·8250 EMERGENCY 911 hU'I' 12·..·l0-·9,~ St. Joseph Police Department Timt;.·:· ~ 12:43 pm- Crime Summary Report - uoe I Pa!;l~? : 1 Monthly Report For November 1992 !:ìBl' . nll Print nLL U 0 C codes P'I'i nt (11..1.. 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I S 1'1 !:; Print ALL LGN Codes U 0 C Tot':ë\J. l.J 0 C Lit e'f' ül T T (:\ n E> 1 i:\ tiC) n ................. .... ..............".... _............M__._.~...__._..._._..___.._...."w.._..__"...._..M....__....___._......._._..__.__H______.__~ ':":)')23 . .. · ') EXTRn PATROL NEEDED ':":)'J¡;?6 . · · :I. ':~:I. 1 HANG-UPS OR UNFOUNDED t:j ';j i.:? 7 ') FIGHT · · · I.:. 992':} . · .. c.~ DIRECTIVES CHIEF/COUNCIL/CITY nTTORNEY . 9 '0 3 :I. · · " i:? BACKGROUND CHECKS A3342 . · " :l nSS(iUL. T . (~~:'d5:1. · · · :I. ASSAUL.T D8~:'i4Ø . · " :1. D¡:~UG ¡:~ELnTED Eb:l.03 . " " :I. ESCAPE/ FLIGHT RELA1'ED I3Ø60 . .. · :I. CRIME nGAINST FnMILY RELATED J';35ØØ " " · 1:2 D. W.. l. 1'1 '+:I. ø 't " " · é!é! UNDER AGE POSSESSION/CONSUMPTION . I-IØl 'Jø . · · :I. DISTURBING PEACE / PRIVACY ¡ N3Ø3Ø . " · :I. DISORDERLY CONDUCT POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE · BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST A VENUE ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 EDUCATIONAL CENTER OF CENTRAlMIHHfSOTA (612) 363·8250 EMERGENCY 911 I"h u'/' 12-,,1 l1-'92 Bt; u Joseph Police Department T inH?: :l i:~~ : 't3 pm Crime Summary Report - UOC I P.:\g€·~: 0::' -.; Monthly Report For November 1 'j')í.:! UBI'I u H11 Print ALL U 0 C codes P1'int HLL I St-l!i; Print HLL LGN Codes U 0 C T otë\ 1 U 0 C L. i t€-~'(,ëd T'(' a n s 1 ë-\ t :ì. 0 n -..-..-.......... .................... .................._.......__.._._............._.........__...._..........__............._.............__._....._..__._.___.'''0__- I-J 3 :I.'~) ø u u u 2 HARASSING PHONE CAL.L.S P1110 u u .. :I. DAMAGE TU PROPERTY P3110 u u u 3 DAMAGE TO PROPERTY P311í.:! u u u :I. DAMAGE TO PROPERTY · P ~11 3 l1 u u .. 1 DAMAGE TO PROPERTY 1='3319 .. u u 1 TI:~ESpnS~:¡ . P3339 u u u (~~ TF~ESPlé)SB T 'tli) 11 u u .. 1 fHEFT T 'tØí.~'J .. u . 1 THEFT 'r"itl111 . . u :I. THEFT T4150 . » .. 1 THEFT U3't'Jb » .. .. 1 THEFT I:;:ELnTED · W31Hl1 .. » » 1 F I REWUF~KS I W36ß0 . . . 1 F I ¡:~EW()I:~I~S ; , . POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE BOX 268, 25 N,W. 1ST AVENUE ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 EDUCATIONAl- CEHTElI Of CENTRAL MIHHESOTA (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 f'11 \.\ ï' 12..·10...·92 bt:" Joseph Police Department Tim£:.' : 12:.1+3 pn\ Crime Summary Report - UOC ! P i:\ 9 €~: (. Monthly Report For November 199r.~ nBH " ('Hl Print ALL U 0 C codes Pï'i nt (,)1...1.. 181-11:; Print ALL LGH Codes U [) C To"l:;<:\l U 0 C Literal Translation -.....-.......... ..- .... ..~ .... .... ............._._.._..__................._...........ø............................_..H.........._............._.....__..._._.._.__~____ *** AGENCY GRAHD 'rOTALu l')ß . . . ¡ POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE BOX 268, 25 N,W. 1ST A VENUE ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 EDUCATIONAL CENTER OF CENTRAlWIHNESOTA (612) 363·8250 EMERGENCY 911 ·hU·f' :I. c~''''l0''''92 ~St. Jost~h Pslice DepaTtment Tim~·~ = 1 ':)" /:;·1 Citation Loca·-. on ~umma~y - Com Lode/UOC ~iä!ie=PT Monthly Repo~t fo~ Novembe~ :1.992 Com Cod (.:,' :: A 11 P~int ALL U 0 C codes Incluclinu Juv. Wate~/T~affic Reco~cls Com C(:¡d(·:! LJ () C lot:ê\l U () C Lite~al l~anslation ..-............ .-................. .................... ._......................N_.._.......................M......_._..................__...................._............_...._................._._..__...._ 135 PARKING 9013 :J. RECKLESS OR CARELESS DRIVING 9(114 E~J SPLEDING 9Ø30 E~ STOP SIG!'I 904.(+ :I. SCHOOL BUS STOP ARM ')06'3 :I. rIUFFLEI:~S . 90"19 ,.) EXPIRED REGISTRATION (:.. 9200 r) t4U I NSLJI:~A!'ICE ~.- . 92(1.(+ 1 FAILURE TO TRANSFER TITlE ') ¡:~ ø '7 :I. DISPLAY REVOKED~SUSPENDED OR STOLEN PLATES ';)2;21 (.~ FALSE INFORMATION TO A POLICE OFFICER 92.22 -; ILLEGAL USE OF DRIVERS LICENSE 92¡;~4 .It REVOKED~CANCELLED OR SUSPENDED D.L. ,:)E~"1 :I. :I. UI'IDEF~ E~l IN A Bnl:~ ')28.(+ ') PARKING ORDINANCE Cn 9285 1 REMOVE IMPOUNDED VEHIVLE WID PERMISSION ';3 81l 1 ORDER FOR PROTECTION (n) ~j ~¡:','j 1 1 n~¡SnUl..T . D8::540 1 DI:~U[-) 1:~ELAlED E6103 1 ESCAPEI FLIGHT RELATED I J' 3~j0(1 í:? D.W.I. 1'14104 é.~3 UNDER nGE POSSESSION/CONSUMPTION 1'13030 1 DISORDERLY CONDUCT POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF' POLICE BOX 268, 25 N.W. 1ST AVENUE ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 b .~~12b'~hStJW p (~~q~çtX-. ~U€·~ n t Tim€'~~ If.~~~:¡:L pm Citation Location Summary - Com Cod ¡:~/U()C Page~ 2 Yonth 1 y F~(·:·~ pOTt f l) 'j' N () V f:~ m b €.~ 'j' 1')')E~ Com Cod (.;:. nIl I : Print ALL U 0 C codes lnclud:i.n!] Juv. Water/'fraffic Records Com Cod(·~' U () C T ot.:\]. LJ 0 C l ' I 1 T Tan ~:; 1 i:\ "\'; ion ..:1. ";(':':'Ti:\, .... ..-........ --.....,-- .... .... ..~ ........ .... .... .... .... .... ........ ._. .... 'h. ........ .... .... .... .... ............ .... ........ .... .... .... "n 'OM ........ .... .... .... .... .._ .... .... ........ .... .... .... _..... ....._ . . . conti nUf:~cI T 40£:.~/;j 1 THEFT Toti:\ 1 . . . . ')ß Cit.:\t:ion~ ßi.? Würn:i.n!] : 0 ' PARKING 135 - * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ·)f ,x, i(' if .j(. ,)¡: i¡: .j(' .)(- ~. ~¡:i¡:i¡:**')('** 1(-1(' G¡:~nl\ll) TOTHL 233 .~ PARKING =. .135 . Ci t;i.d;:i.on: p':> Wi.~ï'nin!] : 0 . . . J "_ . . . i ¡ · I I , , 7~ " JJ j~~'¿~ ¥~~ · . . . ,. · ¡ i \" ~e.. S\ .]C6<::.pì-(\)ö~hce. [)e.~(im.u~L~.{\ GùS\'\\\. ß(ò..d L'0Ò'j~I\) ~(l" \:. ~G\)_~~ffi~i~~\j{. -O-~JiDb-~u.~'J ç._~~.M.e..~~, ~ \ ,. . G(\d ·+e..\\\Îl~~Qßò ~'i.µ'\Q.\f\\1'-3~~.DJ\ß.L'1j~\1.\LY\.-" m-'!.jbe.- íb5 ~{V\.~ ~\~.:k> Cj i ~\2.. .\J~.~<':~~\-~ ~a.~_~~1\~.wLQ\.L)(\ J<~Js. ..----------- _. --- ..--_._------~-_. - ----.- .-. _______.______ti.l !Y\.._Ss.:boos'-¿ I ---- .-.,.-... l~ie --.------.-- 1k~_~~~-.. .. ___ .________ ----- ----.-. -- _._-----_._~------.-_..__.---_._-----_.._.._._--. -----._--- .---------.--,--- --..-.- __._ _..______.... _.__ ____._ __ - "___.._____.. "__'___________n_ ___n____' __._.____ "___ ____~. _____._. __"..___. ..__._,..~___. _____ __..~__._________._ .._ ____.__._...___. - . '"__._..______. ,_._._._ .. _______.._ ____.,__u___ .. f . ,. . I ì POLICE DEPARTMENT . . ~ . BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE BOX 168, 15 N.W. 1ST AVENUE ST. JOSEPH. MINNESOTA 56374 (611) 36JR115O EMERGENCY 911 . I DATE: Dec. 10, 1992 I TO: St. Joseph Local Business's I ¡ FROM: Chiet Lindgren i , , SUBJECT: FORGED CHECKS \ I I 1 I ! The police department is conducting a cheek forgery case wherein blank check. are .till outstanding, and are now currently being torge4 around the area. The victim lost her purse in Feb. of 1992, and reported it to th1. department. The checkbook however, (see copy of check) was not:in her purse. The forged checks on this account have now shown up, and' were written in Nov. of 1992. I As ot this date, there are still 10 checks left outstanding. The checks are drawn off of TAMMY JEAN BOERBOOM account of METROPOLITAN FEDERAL . BANK OF GLENWOOD KN. If anyone, male or female att~mpts to write, pass, or has these cheeka, please call the pOlice department. If the need arises to detain the party until an officer arrives, this would also be appropriate. In the event this does not happen and the party leaves, please try to get a description ot the, vehicle, and most importantly the licen~e number. . " It you should have any questions, please feel free to call me. Herr)' Christmas. Sincerely, ~ ---::> . Bradley J. Lindgren Chief of Police St. Joseph Police Dept. , - - ~.--~- .. ..... . ¡ -.-. POLICE DEPARTMENT BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEf' OF POLICE BOX 268, 2S N.W. 1ST AVENUE ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 ; DATE: Dec. 15, 1992 TO: Officer Jeff Young FROM: Chief Lindgren SUBJECT: MAN WITH KNIFE CALL Dear Jeff, In speaking with you over the weekend, and after reviewing the arrest reports relative to TODD MICHAEL BRAUCKS, I wanted to take a min~te to say congratulations on a job well done. As you are aware, the presence of the squad car coming through ,~"." ,il the alley was enough to make the suspect put away his knife and leave the confrontation. You were alert to the gathering, and instead of driving past, you stopped and inquired as to what went on. You then gathered suspect(s) 4IÞdescriPtions, direction of travel, etc. and relayed this information to . Officer Erickson. Your search of the area turned up all four of the suspects, in both vehicles. Your stop of the suspects revealed the perpetrator, the weapon used, and lead to the arrest in this incident. Jeff, you did a fine job in this Cdse. From being on patrol and alert to the situation, to the arrest, and in your follow up investigation, in- cluding victims statements and the use of photo line ups. In our jOb it is too easy to just say its part of the jOb, and it is, I would like to add however; JOB WELL DONE. Sincerely, ... £1 ~ Bradley J. Lindgren Chief of Police St. Joseph Police Dept. . . 6) U.s. Department or Justice . Federal Bureau or InvestieatioD WI'binltoo, D. C. 1053S11 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Twenty-four law enforcement officers were killed feloniously in the line of duty during the first six months of 19~2, according to preliminary national figures released today by -. .-- FBI Director William S. Sessions. This year's semiannual total was much lower than for January through June, 1991, when 44 officers were slain. Firearms continued to be the weapons most often used in the slayings of officers. During the first half of this year, . handguns were used in 14 of the murders, rifles in 4, and a ., " shotgun in 1. One officer was killed by a bomb explosion, and 4 were intentionally struck by vehicle~. Geographically, 14 officers were slain in the Southern states, 6 in the Western States, 3 in the Midwestern States, and 1 in the Northeastern states. .~ Fourteen officers were slain during arrest situations. I Among the 14, 6 were attempting to prevent robberies or apprehend robbery suspects: 3 were attempting to apprehend burglary suspects: 2 were involved in drug-related situations: and 3 were attempting arrests for other crimes. Four officers were killed upon responding to disturbance calls: 4 while enforcing traffic laws: and 2 while investigating suspicious persons or . circumstances. I, I ! J · Five officers were wearing body armor at the time of : their deaths, and 1 was killed with his own weapon. All of the 24 killings have been cleared by law I ; ! enforcement agencies. An additional 29 officers lost their lives due to accidents occurring during the performance of their duties. i ----- --- ------ -----.. . -.- -- --.- ..-.~_._-_._. i t¡L£9!a ~ NW eHd3S0r is ~ X09 i 3JI10d :m :BIH] : · 88"0 .LIiI1ILI lit...,. 'PdfllOAU JO numa fUII»tI PP'cI -Ii pn *IIOd . OORII{~"'J"- 1IWW'S1I . _I'IPIIIO ~ ífíOl ':) '0 'IIØ/IIq¥ØAI ; 111111 UO""II~^UI JO nwrna "IJapall NflWr,. .-...... "'/1 --. . .'-.. ---_. -- __ __... __H____. . -_..~_.. · 2 ¡ .J..U J l I u_L.!_.~ ".-. -_. _...- --..--.- .-------...--- * . APPLICATION FOR VOLUNTEER SERVICE ST. JOSEPH POLICE RESERVES NAME: ~ rJf-f1; t-fU- Û1Af'J 1)A" JD ... ....._w_______ LAST FIRST MIDDLE HOME ADDRESS; ~JIø" 1::>6 L-OIL£'> lÀ.. PHONE; ( ¿, J Z. ) -z¡;-c::¡ -5'51-$ CITY: % ~uo , COUNTY: ~.$ STATE: ~~ -- DATE OF BIRTH: 0"1-14)'-1°..........., DR I V L lib L I CLNSE NUftlBE Ii: ìL..:::..~.?..L:.:..~ ~..:-.:t~S - Z~3 ARE YOU A UNITED STATES CITIZEN. ?_~e.S"_ HOW LONG A RESIDENT:~ Zt~lL6, HAVE YOU EVER SERVED IN THE ARMED FORCE::S? ~_ WHICH BR~iNCH? J /A HOW LONG? rJ /." PRESENT EMPLOYMENT: _~"'í'M(5 _ >-vØSNr ADDRESS OF BUSINESS: SUPERVISOR: - .AT SPECIAL QUALIFiCATIONS DO YUU POSSESS?_'fi~?I_.12r?~~tJÞ64L1. -¿fIO ~~ tv, ~ ,~....... J\.A.S-rl ~ 'Stu.~ t-Jr- . . ·._w_~.______ - __M.___..··.w._..__________w_______ . ARE YOU WILLING TO SERVE IN THE VOLUNTEER SERVICE FOR THE ST. JOSEPH POLICE RESERVES FOR THE CITY OF ST. JOSEPH?__~L-_---------- GIVE NAMES, ADDRESSES AND PHONE NUMBERS OF THREE REFERENCES. (NAME) <ADDRESS) (PHONE) _~[L A,J~.~µ . ltli6 ~r;L-ê6U-'( W. ~~ c wJj) _~ z,>z---2Z5 ~ ~ottfJa C!.7/t j.u. Aij~· J, ~Jiù/l IlwliJ5{ ~t;» _.___. 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JOSEPH POLICE RESERVES FOR THE CITY OF ST. JOSEPH? yes GIVE NAMES, ADDRESSES AND PHONE NUMBERS OF THREE REFERENCES. (NAME) (ADDRESS) (PHONE) ~ marl.: AvV\oJrI WfL* My!c- 'frJ/' ex- . d:5l'-~(jO á(Li~'- Sc hflffY\irhovY\- lAJß-tk..?ß£L~/{ ÇL d.:5J.- ú3ðo Tð ¥\^ J" e..fl '$a Y\. tN11l +<- Pa r k: pè21 ì (j. ;:;)'SI ,. (g:s () 0 4I'ME OF PERSON TO CONTACT IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY: Lc ADDRESS: ì.... ;) N DATE: I;} -IS -q;J \. . APPLICATION FOR VOLUNTEER SERVICE , ST. JOSEPH POLICE RESERVES I, j ,,- , C.A5EY NAME: B€Rv..ß~ ____...__.._._.__.._.______. DA N ).~£LË___._._______. . ..~....._.... LAST F I RS1 MIDDLE HOME ADDRESS: aC¡'o7 ~·J~.~tJ( APT. .JL ~___ PHONE: ( , I ~ ) 3~.3 -1{L.g5 CITY: 5 -r I 3"osE:'?H , COUNTY: -5-rEAp.~S STATE: mÑ DATE OF BIRTH:.i '.::21' "8 , DRIVERS LICENSE NUMBER: l3 - 61D - 13~ - /cB-B'l1 ARE YOU A UNITED STATES CITIZEN.? )< HOW LONG A RESIDENT: HAVE YOU EVER SERVED IN THE ARMED FORCES? i¡;S WHiCH BRANCH? NA7í~.... ~uARl) HOW LONG? '" '/ {;A&Sa-__.____. PRESENT EMPLOYMENT: GOt.4..E:Ge- ck .s1"': Bë: Ñ ~ c- í eoRESS OF BUSINESS: 37 (;.C¡ wEr:>~ A V, So' SUPERVISOR: RoBéRT D~"'e:ìoJ WHAT SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS DO YOU POSSESS? IiZm c::::A G~ A.\{' ~ MÆþ.,..qL 7' ~ U JJ.II c.J A,J ) ~5.T ~x f5þJ E~(" I#: -PA If ...J(;. 8~'- ¥ Tõ /184 !9iS"" fI'J WRJ~ H r- , <:'0, f .sr~A^-Is c;ð. Exp~·--fj}C){;fUth1~~ ~Jt Ú1\1 ß ~ FbL,r~ ¡¿1E:s~~VÆS) fi~ARrn.s .,...~ ,4-' -" f ~ <:... -rHROU<7~ S/tn?Ç" AA}() AL<:'n -rHR.nu,fTf( m'liTA~'1' P-V,H~~ . -rP-A/Iù~. fRAJJol. N.Ga-.....bìlL...J:).oo1E£nc..s...-_~LC...-. STó P~rEI(;-..--,-~.Q:i..,.AB~-V.SL_- .; OR,.<ò FlNI "M r;Q1JS ARE YOU WILLING TO SERVE IN THE VOLUNTEER SERVICE FOR THE ST. JOSEPH POLICE · RESERVES FOR THE CITY OF ST. J'OSEPH? __M_ 'fe.S -.--- .-. GI VE NAMES, ADDRESSES AND PHONE NUMBERS OF THREE REFERENCES. (NAME) lr.tP~~. <ADDRESS) (PHONE) V l.t~ 'It . 3' 3 - '1S'/;J . -:::5^OE:' -BL£/C.WH6"R. ;1'OS::l CD Rt>.I3'1 -5"r. ú.ou.D s-6 30' el" I ~ ~E:.fW. GU..5.TI""-' õJ'160~ R.I:> tiJl .sr; 3(") 5IE.P I-f .s6.:57.!::l 3~3 - 4'-J2~ I ~ . ~b"'N. ~~/.b.EI{ ~"'I~ _._ fl\6A t)DI ¡.;) ..c.T.) S:'L. c. ùJ u[) S"630{ ___. ;;)!r' I - õ/ 9:;;¡ 8 ~ME OF PERSON TO CONTACT IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY: ::r EA,J (; LiS. TIIJ ADDRESS: ;;)91;.(\7 # ; Go ~D IÀ' (3) sr; ~Ds..FtH ________PHONE: 363 - '-It.¡ 8S'" DArE: 10 - ~ -'I;). SIGNATURE: ~o.....\.,,~ c.. :B,~k~'" · APPLICATION FOR VOLUNTEER SERVICE ST. JOSEPH POLICE RESERVES 'J NAME: 11ß. . If' 0 t z... E Ii?] "~. Jó 4 ,./ LAST FIRST MIDDLE HOME ADDRESS: ~OSEA5-¡- ¡¡bl~ 5T -- PHONE: <'¡'J..) 3C3-7~7é:J. CITY: Sr0os<'r 1 I ;-'1 ¡J , COUNTY: Sj<?hl y oJ ~ STATE: .rÎ/ hi ;.I DATE OF BIRTH: ~- ~ - .~ <8 , DRIVERS LICEN!3E NUI'YBER: If' ~3~- ;)/G"-"I:J 9- (OS" ARE YOU A UN I TED STATES C I T I ZEN.? ¿f ¿'f.:.. HOW LONG A RES I DENT: S ij ~. (> 1\ (~ U HAVE YOU EVER SERVED IN THE nRMED FORCES?_~_ WHICH BRANCH? A y ny HOW LONG? 3ðfJ~ , PRESENT EMPLOYMENT: 57 n rI <¿ CD Ii 1/J J' ",.J(' Y' C 6 ''í P ADDRESS OF BUSINESS: 65>-,/ ht A})(. Nµ ~TC/~ ud _ SUPERV ISOR: Bob Sch.,"ll~ I sC!.- yo- '. .T SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS DO YIJU P()SS¡:'~SS?j£~lL(. b ~ e.2J__ () ~ the ~1 Jo,s< ;Å _eo ,~c..~ ß~'~~'(~(.. lJNd(t Y' gt.-t~"re.-{.' Cl1Q.if ß/I/ L(J{q N7z.. rð" ::J 0 .s 0 ..., <. ~(' Ay~_ , ·_·.__._·__·.____··_______~H._.._ ARE YOU WILLING TO SERVE IN THE VOLUNTEER SERVICE FOR THE ST. JOSEPH POLICE RESERVES FOR THE CITY OF ST. JOSEPH? ~ -.--- GIVE NAMES, ADDRESSES AND PHONE NUMBERS OF THREE REFERENCES. .. (NAME) <ADDRESS) (PHONE) ß ¡/I )ð ("~ 6V -J-z. ;, ~ T J:,.s -(f,-,Á. I ¡J/~, 5631J..j - 'ONWSAv ~&~-75¿(J ~£.f YOV"'J- .--::>~~-,',-,." '-ION¡5A,,', Vv'f1.I<,fc>'>lk ;)'51-¿~/7 ~Ðte wi- Sr), weyc J~<;",- ,"p'- . 51UL.~Í-u./-'t/ j¡p (,ff {]I r 1- NAME OF PERSON TO CONTACT IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY: JÃ..JC fi}¡)" -f?.. (w;f c) .DRESS: ~ú5 F/.Js/ A h Ie 57- S -t J:s :$l. f J... .. 14 1./ PHONE :f6¡,;)) ~'3-7 C -r ~ DATE: /0.. -;:¿ Zf - 9;:) i I SIGNATURE: , ... · E->-r. JOSEPH POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE RESERVE BY-LAWS I AfH I CLL I __..·.__~.·.._.4·~__M~. (NAME) rHE NAME OF THIS ORGANIZATION SHALL BE THE ST. JOSEPH POLICE RESERVE; HEREf':IFTER i<EFLI~i~ED ru AS THE RE\:;EliVE (iNO THE, PEI<~:;(JNNE:L I<EI-EiH<ED ro HS RESERVE OFFICERS. ¡::4RT I CLE II ·._·_·.·__....._._4..·~_ ".......~_~_. (PUI<POSE) fHE PURPOSE OF THIS RESERVE SHALL BE TO AID AND SUPPORT THE REGULAR POLICE OF 3T. JOSEPH, frJ I NNEmTfn; TO COOPERATE WITH OTHERS WITH SIMILAR INTEREST IN LAW ~NFORCEMENT AND ADVANCEMENT OF THE SAME (FB I, SCA, MSP, So) AND TO COORDINATE ~CTIVITIES WITH OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES. '::1. THf':¡T SAID f=IID} SUPPORT AND COOPERATION BE IN THE FOLLOWING FOUR (l.t) GENERAL CATEGORIES: · 1. REQUEST BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE OR HIS/HER REPRESENTATIVE. '--1 EMERGENCY. C. '-'. PUBLIC FUNCTION. . 4. DISASTER/ A SITUATION THAT WARRANTS OUR ASSISTANCE. 3. THE TERRITORIAL LIMITS ON THE ACTIVITIES OF THE RESERVE IN CfHHN I NG OUT THEIR PURPOSE SHALL BE CONSISTENT WITH THE ORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS AND ALL OTHER RULES ESTABLISHING fERRITORIAL LIMITS FOR THE REGULAR POLICE FORCE. .', DUE TO THE TECHNICAL AND COFIDENTIAL NATURE UF INFURMATION DIVULGED TO ,J' MEMBERS OF THE RESERVE¥ IT SHALL BE DULY UNDERS'fOOD BY EACH AND EVERY MEMBER THAT ANY AND ALL INFORMATION REGARDING HIS/HER DUTIES AS A RESERVE POLICE OFFICER WILL BE HELD AS STRICfLY CONFIDENTIAL AND NOT BE DISCUSSED IN ANY MANNER WITH A PERSON OR PERSONS NOT OFFICIALLY AFFILIATED WITH THE RESE~VE, OTHER THAN THOSE PERSONS WHO THE CHIEF OF POLICE AUTHORIZES RELEASE OF SAID INFORMATION. f~RT I CLE I I I .._~__._4__._____"",__,~_, (DRGf4N I l(.:.jT I UN) n-lE ßT. JOSEPH POLICE RESERVE WILL ALWAYS FUNCTION AS A VOLUNTEER UNIT WITH ~ERTAIN PERSONNEL BEING APPOINTED BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE. · FOLLUWING STRUCTURE OF ORGANIZATION FOR THE EìT. JOSEPH POLICE RESERVE WILL ;ONSIST OF THE FOLLOWING PERSONNEL. · ~}T . JOSEPH POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE RESERVE BY-LAWS PAGE #i::: BY--LAWS CHA I N OF COMMf4ND ---_...~-.._~._-----..._---_. CITY COUNCIL CH 1 EF OF F'OL 1 CE L I A I t:¡OI\ 01:1::'- I Ct:'R C~P1AIN OF RESERVES SLrmEANT THE ST. JOSEPH POLICE RESERVE SHALL BE DIVIDED INTO SQUADS AS DESIGNATED UNDER fHE CAPTAIN OF RESERVES. ARTICLE IV ---.------- (RESERVE STRUCTURE AND DUTIES) A. CHIEF OF POLICE: · THE ONE PERSON WHO IS IN CHARGE OF ALL POLICE ACTIVITIES, BOTH REGULAR AND ¡:~ESEliVE. D. LIAISON OFFICER: A REGULAR, FULL TIME, LICENSED POLICE ' OFFICER OF THE ST. JOSEPH POLICE DEPARTMENT SO DESIGNATED BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE TO CARRY OUT THE POLICIES AND TRAINING OF THE UNIT IN HIS ABSENCE. C. CAPTAIN OF RESERVES. THIS IS AN APPOINTED POSITION BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE, WHOSE TERM RUNS INDEFINITELY AND CAN ONLY BE TERMINATED BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE. THIS INDIVIDUAL'S JOB WILL II\CLUDE, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE TOTAL OPERATION, FUNCTION, AND SCHEDULING OF THE RESERVE UNIT. rHlS INDIVIDUAL IS RESPONSIBLE TO THE CHIEF OF POLICE AND THE LIAISON OFFICER ON ALL ACTIONS OF THE POLICE RESERVE UNIT. E. SERGEANT: THESE PEOPLE (UP TO Ti-·IRLE) riRE APPO I NlED (UPON RECOMMENDATION OF THE CAPTAIN OF RESERVE) BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE. THEIR TERMS OF OFFICE ARE INDEFINITE NATURE AND CAN BE TERMINATED BY THE ACTION FROM THE CHIEF OF POLICE. · THE SERGEANTS WILL BE IN COMMAND OF A SQUAD OF PATROLMEN. -'IE/SHE SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS/HER SQUADS ATTENDANCE, ~-iPPEH I~ANCt::, TFHUNING AND OVERALL FUNCTION. UPON RECEIVING PROPER ORDERS FRQM EITHER THE CAPTAIN OF RESEF~VES, HE/SHE WILL MAKE PROPER DISPOSITION O~ THE SQUAD. THE SERGEANTS WILL OPERATE DIRECTLY WITH THE CAPTAIN OF RESERVE WHENEVER POSb I ßLE. · ST. JOSEPH POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE RESERVE BY-LAWS J P(-4GE #3 B Y -U~WS G. RESERVE OFFICER: RESERVE OFFICER SHALL INCLUDE ALL GENERAL MEMBERS AND APPLICANTS NOT HOLDING AN APPOINTED POSITION. f::¡f~TICL.E V .--.-.--.-- (J'r1EMBEr~SH I P) A. THE REGULAR MEMBERSHIP INCLUDE ONLY CHARTER MEMBERS AND FUTURE APPLICANTS ACCEPTED FOR MEMBERSHIP. B. A QUALIFIED AND INTERESTED PERSON MAY BECOME A MEMBER OF THE RESERVE UPON: 1- SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF CIVIL SERVICE EXAM, I F F~EQU I RED .::- MAKING HIS/HER APPLICATION IN WRITING TO THE ST. J'OSEPH POLICE · ...... DEPARTMENT w. SUCCESSFUL COMPLETiON OF A COURSE OF STUDY OFFERED BY THE UNIT. 4. CErn I 1::'- I G4T I ON IN FIRST AID AND CPR OR ELIGIBLE TO COMPLETE. c' SCREENING OF CRIMINAL HISTORY. ABSENCE OF FELONY CONVICTIONS OR ~. CONVICTION FOR A OFFENSE INVOLVIN~ FRAUD OR DISHONESTY. 6. HAVE A VALID MINNESOTA DRIVERS LICENSE, WITH NO MISDEMEANOR CONVICTIONS. C. ALL APPLICANTS MUST HAVE REACHED THEIR 18TH BIRTHDAY AND NOT PASSED THEIR 6ØTH BIRTHDAY. D. ALL RESERVES WILL BE ON A ONE (1) -'YEAR PROBATIONARY PERIOD DURING WHICH l'IME THE APPLICANT CAN BE DENIED ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP IN THE RESERVE BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE. MEMBERSHIP SHALL CONTINUE DURING GOOD FAITH PERFORMANCE OF DUTIES AND MAY BE DISCONTINUED AT THE DISCRETION OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE. AFTER COMPLETING THIS PERIOD, MEMBER WILL BE CERTIFIED BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE. E. ALL APPLICANTS' AND OR MEMBERS MUST BE IN GOOD PHYSICAL CONDITION AND GET A GENERAL PHYSICAL OF FAMILY DOCTORS O.K.. F. ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP SHALL REQUIRE PRESENCE AT A MINIMUM OF ONE (1) MEETING PER MONTH. ABSENCE FOR JUST CAUSE WHEN APPROVED WITH A RANKING OFFICER WILL BE CONSIDERED BE ACCOUNTED FOR. · EACH MEMBER WILL BE EXPECTED TO SERVE TWENfV (2Ø) HOURS OF ACTIVE DUTY EVERY THREE ( 3) MONTHS, RESPOND TO ACTIVE CALL AND ANY OTHER RESERVE FUNCTION IMPLEMENTED BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE, CAPTA~N OF RESERVE OR THE LIAISON OFFICER. H. ALL MEMBERS WILL TAKE THE OATH TO ABIDE BY THE PROFESSIONAL POLICE ETHICS AND CANONS OF POLICE ETHICS AND THE ST. JOSEPH POLICE POLICY AND PROCEDURE Hf:.\I\JD BOOK. · ST. JOSEPH POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE RESERVE BY-LAWS pt=n3E #4 BY--LAWS ARTICLE VI -~------_.--- (DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS) ALL COMPLAINTS AGAINST A MEMBER OF THE RESERVE UNIT SHALL FIRST BE INVESTIGATED BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE AND lHE ACCUSED RESERVE OFFICER SHALL HAVE THE RIGHT TO BE HU:¡RD. THE CHIEF OF POLICE. HAS lHE RIGHT TO PLACE ANY RESERVE OFFICER ON INACTIVE DUTY, PENDING INVESTIGATION O~ SAID COMPLAINT. ANY RESERVE OFFICER FOUND GUILTY OF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING BREACHES OF CONDUCT SHALL BE SUBJECT TO REPRIMAND OR TO DISMISSAL FROM THE RESERVE UNIT, AS DETERMINED BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE. · CONDUCT UNBECOMING AND OFFICER. B. CONDUCT THAT MY TEND TO BRING DISRESPECT TO lHE GOOD ORDER OF DISCIPLINE OF THE RESERVE UNIT. . C. VIOLATION OF ANY CRIMINAL LAW. D. REVEALING TO UNAUTHORIZED PERSONS PROPOSED ACTIONS OF THE REGULAR POLICE DEPARTMENT OR OF THE RESERVE UNIT. RESERVE OFFICERS ARE ESPECIALLY CAUTIONED CONCERNING ANY COMMENT MADE ABOUT THE ACl-IONS OR PROPOSED ACTIONS OF ANY REGULAR POLICE OFFICER WITH WHOM THEY HAVE BEEN ASSIGNED, OR ANY VIOLATION OF THE MINNESOTA DATA PRIVACY ACT. E. I MMOf~AL I TY, INDECENCY OR LEWDNESS. F. WILLFUL DISOBEDIENCE U~ THE ORDERS GIVEN BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE OR ANY SUPERIOR OFFICER IN THE RESERVE UNIT OR BY A REGULAR POLICE OFFICER WITH WHOM THE RESERVE UFFICER IS ASSIGNED. G. PROFANE, HARSH OR VULGAR LANGUAGE USED WHEN IT MAY BRING REPROACH OR CRITICISM TO THE REGULAR POLICE DEPARTMENT, THE CITY OF ST. JOSEPH OR THE RESERVE UNIT OR ANY OF THEIR RESPECTIVE MEMBERS. H. ABSENCE FROM THREE (3) CONSECUTIVE MONTHLY MEETINGS WITHOUT REPORTING TO A SUPERIOR OFFICER. · INABILITY TO COMPLETE TRAINING AND TO OBTAIN A ~IRST AID CERTIFICATE AND CPR CERTIFICATE. ¡ J'. IMPROPER PERFORMANCE OF DUTIES. K. JEOPARDIZING THE LIFE OR HEALTH OF A REGULAR POLICE OFFICER OR OF A RESERVE OFFICER OR ANY CITIZEN BY FAILURE TO PERFORM AN ASSIGNED DUTY. · sr. JOSEPH POLICE DEPAR1MENT POLICE RESERVE BY-LAWS PAGE #5 ! BY-L(4WS L. DISRESPECT TO A SUPERIOR OFFICER OF EITHER THE REGULAR POLICE DEPARTMENT OH THE HEBEHVE UN I r bY f4N ACT Df< BY m::'EECH. IVI. WILLFUL NEGLECT OF DUTY. 1\1. ANY VERIFIED ACT OF ABUSING A PRISONER OR DETAINEE. O. CRITICAL COMMENTS OF OFFICIAL ACTION TAKEN BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE, THE CITY OF ST. JOSt'::PH, BY i~ j-'ü'::ULJLf-H< POLICE OFFICER, THE CAPTAIN OF THE RESERVE UNIT, OR BY A RESERVE OFFICER. P. INTERFERENCE WITH A REGULAR POLICE OFFICER UR WITH A RESERVE OFFICER IN THE LINE OF DUTY, ESPECIALLY WHERE SUCH INTERFERENCE MAY AID ANY PERSON WHOM THE OFFICER IS QUESTIONING OR INVESrlGATING TO AVOID PROSECUTION. Q. KNOWINGLY ASSOCIATING WITH PERSONS THAT HAVE CRIMINAL RECORDS. · WRONGFULLY USING A MEMBERSHIP CARD, (-4 BADGE, A UNIFORM OR ANY OTHER ARTICLE PERTAINING TO THE REGULAR POLICE DEPARTMENT OR RESERVE UNIT. THIS PERTAINS TO WEARINq ANY ARTICLE OF CLOTHING PER"rAINING TO THE RESERVE UNIT OR THE REGULAR POLICE DEPARTMENT OR IDENTIFIED AS SUCH. . S. ASSUMING ANY POLICE POWERS WHEN NOT ON ASSIGNED DUTY OR ENGAGING IN ACTS NOT AUTHORIZED UNDER MINN. STAT. 626.£3(G). T. UNAUTHORIZED DISPLAY OF A POLICE BHDbL. U. MISUSE OF ANY EQUIPMENT PERTAINING TO OR ISSUED BY THE RESERVE UNIT. V. ANY VIOLATION OF TH~ ST. JOSEPH POLICE DEPARIMENT POLICE MANUAL. IN (4DDITION, A POLICE RESERVE OFFICER SHALL NOT CARRY A FIRE ARM WHILE ON DUTY, DR 1 VE ANY ST. JOSEPH POLICE VEHICLE, OR INITIATE ANY SEARCH, SEIZURE, OR ARREST UNLESS UNDER THE DIRECT ORDER OF A FULL TIME LICENSED ST. JOSEPH POLICE OFFICER. ARTICLE VII (ACTION AND COMPLAINT) A. ALL COMPLAINTS SHOULD BE REFERRED TO THE CAPTAIN OF THE RESERVE UNIT, LIAISON OFFICER OR CHIEF OF POLICE. B. SOURCE OF COMPLAINTS SHALL BE HELD IN CONFIDENCE, SO FAR AS POSSIBLE, AND · SHALL BE INVESTIGATED AND REPORTED TO THE LIAISON OFFICER OR CHIEF OF PULICE FOR FURTHER ACTION. , C. COMPLAINTS SHALL BE MADE IN WRITING AND SHALL CONTAIN THE ACCUSED OFFICER'S NAME AND RANK. "fHE COMPLAINT SHALL INDICA1-E THE OFFENSE AND SHALL INDICATE THE PLACE AND TIME. . . ~)'r . JOSEPH POLICE D~PARTMENT POLICE RESERVE BY-LAWS PAGE #6 BY-L.AWS D. AN OFFICER MRY REQUEST THE OPPORTUNITY TO FACE HIS/HER ACCUSER. IT IS AT THE DISCRETION O~rHE CHIEF OF POLICE TO GRANT THAT REQUEST. E:. NO FINAL ACTION OR DISPOSAL SHALL BE MADE OF ANY CASE UNTIL APPROVED BY THE CHIEF OF PULICE. F. THIS LIST IS NOT ALL INCLUSIVE, AND ANY ACTION THAT IS DEEMED BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE TO BE A VIOLATION OF ETHICS OR OF THE RULES AND REGULATIONS SHALL BE HANDLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ABOVE SPECIFICATIONS. Aln I CL_E V III --- (DISCIPLINARY SUSPENSIONS) ANY RESERVE OFFICER WHO IS GUILTY OF MISCONDUCT, INSUßLJRDINHTION, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER SUFFICIENT CAUSE MAY BE DISMISSED OR SUSPENDED FOR DISCIPLINARY PURPOSE . THE CHIEF OF POLICE. It-JHENEVEI< AN OFFICER IS åUSPi::.\jUI::'O BY THE CHIEF OF LICE, A WRITTEN REPORT SETTING FORTH THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE SUSPENSION oHALL BE ON FILE. SUSPENSION, DEMOTIONS AND REMOVAL: ----- . NOT WITHSTANDING THE ABOVE PRUVISIONS, A RESERVE OFFICER MAY BE DISMISSED BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE FOR ANY OR NLJ REASON AT ALL. ARTICL.E rx ---~._~ (LEAVE OF ABSENCE) GENERAL MEMBERSHIP: --- TEF~MINATION, RESIGNATION OR LEAVE OF ABSENCE MAY BE OBTAINED BY ANY MEMBER AT ANY TIME WITH A WRITTEN REQUEST O~ THE SAME TO THE CHIE~ UF POLICE FOR DISPOSITION. RESERVE OFFICER POSITIONS: ---- _"___hM__ TERMINATION, RESIGNATION OR LEAVE OF ABSENCE BY ANY APPOINTED OFFICER MAY BE REQUESTED IN WRITING AND SUBMIllED TO THE CAPTAIN. THE LIAISON OFFICER WILL MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE CHIEF OF POLICE FOR ACTION BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE. . ARTICLE X -- ¡ (UNIFORMS AND £QUIPMLNT) ALL CLOTHING WORN WHILE ON DUry WILL BE UNIFORM AND OF A NATURE PRESCRIBED BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE. . . ST. JOSEPH POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE RESERVE BY-LAWS PAGE#I I BY--U~WS 1. UNIFORMS WILL BE KEPT CLEANED AND PRESSED WHILE ON DUTY. .::. NEGLECT OR CARELESS DAMAGE WILL BE OFFICERb' 10H:~bPONS I ß I L I TY. ...... .J. THE UNIFORM SHALL CONSIST OF: r:t. PANTS (NAljy BLUE) B. SHIRT (LIGHT BL.UE) C. BLACK BOOTS OR SHOES WITH BLACK SOCKS D. U-ìP (OPTIONAL) BALL CAP WINTER REGULAR POLICE, N~JVY BL.UE E. JOACI-<ET WWY BLUE F. BLACK BASCKETWEAVED BELT AND APPROPRIATE GEAR. 4. TWO (2 ) SETS UF PRESCRIBED UNIFURMS; ONE (1) W I NIEr~ ( OPT I OI\lAL) AND ONE ( 1 ) SUMMER WIL.L BE WORN BY EACH MEMBER DURING DESIGNATED TIME FRAMES: A. WINTER UNIFORIY (OPT I ONI~L) TO CONSIST OF LONG-SLEEVED SHIRT, TIE: T- . SHIRT; BLUE PANTS; BLACK SHOES OR BOOTS; BLACK SOCKS; (4PPROVED JACKET AND HEAD GEAR. B. SUMMER UNIFORM: TO CONSIST OF SHORT-SL.EEVED SHIRT; OPEN COLLAR; WHITE OR BLUE T-SHIRT; BLUE P¡:')NI;S; BLACK SHOES OR BOOTS; APPROVED JACKET AND BALL CAP. ~::- DEPENDING ON THE SITUATION, THE REbEI~\)E WI L.L ISSUE THE FOLLOWING ,..I. !:.::.(,!u I ~.IMI::.Nl TU UI··locol CI::I<G: FU·ìbHL I UH IS, 1<l.JBlH:'¡:~ GLOVES, I~(U N GE(")f~, Hf:.JNDCUFFS, UTHER EQUIPMENT DEEMED NECESSARY FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF DUTIES ASSIGNED. 6. NO RESERVE MEMBER SHAL.L ENGAGE IN ANY ACTIVITY WEARING THE RESERVE UNIFORM UNLESS ACTIVITY IS SANCTIONED BY lHE ST. JOSEPH POLICE DEPARTMENT OR CHIEF OF POL.ICE. 1. ALL UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT ISSUED °ro 'rHE RESERVE SHALL REMAIN THE POSSESSION OF THE RESERVE AND SHALL BE RETUNNED BY THE MEMBER UPON HIS/HER TERMINRTION OF MEMBERGHIP. ANY PORTION OF THE UNIFORM OR EQUIPMENT NOT RETURNED BY THE MEMBER SHALL BE PAID FOR BY HIM/HER UPON HIS/HER TERMINATION. ARTICLE. XI ._--_.~------- (MEETINGS AND DUES> . REGUL.AR MEETINGS WILL BE HELD THE SECOND WEEK OF THE MONTH. B. SPECIAL MEETINGS CAN BE CALLED AT THE DISCRETION o~ THE CHIEF OF POLICE, LIAISON OFFICER OR THE CAPTAIN OF RESERVES. C. THERE WILL BE NO REGULAR DUES IMPOSED OR COLLECTED. , . m', JOSEPH POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE RESERVE BY-LAWS PAGE*t8 I BY-U:¡WS (..Hn I CLE X I I ---_.__..._-_..þ~. ( 11'«.4 I \ I Nt;) EVERY EFFORT WILL BE MADL 10 GIVE MEMBERS OF lHE RESERVEftlE LAfEST TRAINING AS fO DIFFERENT PHASES OF KNOWLEDGE THAT WILL IMPROVE fHEIR LAW ENFORCEMENT CAPf4B I L. I TIES. THIS TRAINING WILL. bE IN SUCH FIELDS AS RIOT CONTROL, TW':¡FF ,LC CONTROL, FIRST ('HU, HAD.L U ¡'::'I<UCEDUiiE" t-UUI PHfJ'<LII_, GUURD CAR PATROL, LEGAL TRAINING IN LOCAL AND STATE LAWS, AND WHENEVER POSSIBLE, ACTUAL 'ON THE JOB" TfÜ':¡INING ltnn-l liEGUu=m POLICE OFFICERS. EVERY EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO FIND PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTORS TO TEACH THE ABOVE PROCEDURES. THE RESERVE FORCE WILL EXPECT EVERY MEMBER fO MAKE A CONCERlED EFFORf TO ATTEND ALL TRAINING SESSIONS. (-un ICLE x I I I ------~--~--_..- (HDNOI<(.Hri YI:.lYIBERbH I ¡::OJ THIS AR·fICL.E FOR MEMBERSHIP IS SET UP TO OFFER ANY MEMBER WHO HAS AT L.EAST TEN ee> YEARS OF ACTIVE !3ERVICE IN GUOD STANDING r.¡ NON--VOTING, NON-OFï:'-ICEf~ VISORY POSITION IN THE GENERAL MEMBERSHIP. AN HONORARY MEMBER WILL BE A PERSON APPROVED BY THE CHIEF OF PULICE. THIS MEMBER WILL PERFORM NO NORMAL DUTY (WHICH IS PERFORMED BY A REGULAR MEMBER). IT WILL; HOWEVER, GIVE EACH HONORARY MEMBER THE RIGHTrO ATTEND ALL ME~TINGS, ï'RAINING AND SOCIAL FUNCT IONS. nfn' I CU: x I V _._-~--~------ (r-4T1ENOIYjENTS) lHESE BY-LAWS MAY BE AMENDED BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE AND/ OR THE CITY COUNCIL. THE MEMBERSHIP MAY MAKE RECUMMENDATIONS TO THE CHIEF OF POLICE AS TO ADMENDMENTS OF THESE BY-L.AWS. AMENDMENTS MAY BE OFFERED BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE LIASON OFFICER OR ACTIVE MEMBER OF THE POLICE RESERVE. ARTICLE XV -.-..-----.-.....--.--.-- (CHAIN OF COMMAND) DUTIES AND ASSIGNMENTS OTHER THAN THOSE DESCRIBED IN THE BY-LAWS WILL BE HANDLED THROUGH A CHAIN OF COMMAND. LE. CITY COUNCIL, CHI EF O¡:. POL ICE, LIASON OFF I CER, POLICE OFFICER, RESERVE CAPTIAN. THE RESERVE OFFICER (S) IfJl-m r':¡RE ON DUTY WITH A FULL TIME LICENSED POLICE OFFICERS ARE SUBJECT TO THE IMMEADIATE iRECTIONS AND ORDERS OF THAT OFFICER. OHTE. CHIEF- OF F'OL I CE: i FOR BOARD USE ONLY LG214 BASE # (7/29/91) pp # 4IÞ FEE Minnesota Lawful Gambling CHECK Premises Permit Application - Part 1 of 2 ~~:LS O Class of premises permit Renewal 9 / (check one) Organization base licanse number tJ C7 t D A ($400) Pull-tabs, tipboards, paddlewheels, raffles, bingo Premises permit number œ B ($250) Pull-tabs, tipboards, paddlewheels. raffles I4J New 0 C ($200) Bingo only o D ($150) Raffles only gl_qñgl~tli[4i:~l.i;II_~ffllirff~i~~~~~¡¡¡i¡~~~~~~!~¡¡~i~~¡!!¡~!!~~~¡!¡¡!¡~~¡~¡~!¡¡¡¡!¡¡!¡¡~~¡~~¡~~i¡¡¡¡¡~¡~~i¡¡~¡!~~!¡~~1f~~!!¡ití~~~i~¡i1¡¡!i¡¡!ili¡¡¡i¡¡[~¡~~¡¡¡~~i¡¡¡if~it¡t¡¡¡¡¡fifiif¡¡~~¡~¡¡itilmi~i Nam of Org~iza¡on 11. -4-.- h y~ ~ ce--U..·{..(,;i-- Business Iddress of OrganizatJon - Sb"eet or 0 Box (qo not ~e the address of your gambling manager) bd£ /Jt4¡.... ~¡¿(A.~ Æ~~,,-,I j//L . Ci State Zip Code County 1&..t-nb....S 6 lIo / Name of chief exec~ive o1fieer (cannot be your gambling manager) Title . 6da~1 >:::It!~~ C£Ô Bingo Occasions If applying for a class A or C pennit. fill in days and beginning & ending hours of bingo occasions: No more than seven bingo occasions may be conducted by your orŒanizatlon per week. Day Beginning/Ending Hours Day Beginning/Ending Hours Day Beginning fEnding Hours to _ to _ to to _ to _ to to Ifbingo will not be conducted. check here D ¡¡~IJnB!!ng¡[.!!!§~i¡¡!!!!9f.ilt5~191¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡~¡¡¡¡~¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡:¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡~¡~¡¡:¡~¡¡¡~¡¡¡:¡¡~¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡:¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡~¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡~¡¡~¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡~¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡~~¡:~::~¡¡¡¡:~¡¡¡¡¡¡~::¡¡¡¡:¡¡¡¡¡¡¡:~¡¡¡¡::¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡:¡¡¡¡~¡¡¡:¡m¡¡¡¡¡¡~¡¡¡¡¡:~¡¡¡~¡¡¡¡¡¡:¡~¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡::¡¡¡:¡:¡:~¡¡:¡~~:::¡¡~¡ Name of establishment where gambling will be conducted. Street Address (do not use a post office box number) Ii) IV;, ¡/,è/ 7Te :r} ~ I { . AI / I"' 1/", /.. '" /2 ì/' 0 .c:; i~ ·1<') c/ ~> ,;14 fl/J ¡I/ < j. ~ '7 ..if. Is the premise's' located within city limits? C7Y'vés CJ No )ii no, is township CJ organized/ CJ unorganized 0 unincorporated City and County where gambling premises is located OR Township and County where gambling premises is located if outside of city limits ,.,-:¡- 11 / /--. -1 /' I ,j I _. rC-, e if. . '-, I p u i:C fì <.., Name and address of legal o~ner of premises - City State Zip Code N/ .4 .;J'Î') / '7, d¡ d1 .. /I ¡ I' if' ¡-}¡ /) ¡'p Ii Ie; 1) Ie> / / /L'1 ï / ()'] ) i\/) ;\/ Does your organization own'the building where the gambling will be conducted? CJ YES' NO If no, attach the following: * a copy of the lease (form LG202) with terms for at least one year. * a copy of a sketch of the floor plan with dimensions, showing what portion is being leased, A lease and sketch are not required for Class D applications. ~~~¢$$¡¡¡¡Þi¡¡$iill~¡:¡¡~I!:¡¡§i¡¡Il.mj.:¡!""'lii¡¡:¥~:~¡~~:~~¡~:~~¡~~~:~~~::::¡~¡:¡~:::::::¡::::¡:¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡:¡¡¡:¡:¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡i¡:::¡¡¡¡¡¡:~¡¡¡¡¡¡:¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡:¡¡¡¡j¡¡:¡¡ . . ... .. . Address"· .. ., . .. . "Ciiy .... ·iState Zip·code·· ... . . .... . ... . ..,. .... ... Minnesota Lawful Gambling Premise Permit Application - Part 2 of 2 âåfffbU'ftg:Ê.êiHk.Ã&êôiilit·Trtfò;.·iJidfiõñm:/i;:::·':··· . .. :·'·:,<>····.:·,.···,,·::,:.,::;?Uo:;-!::,/·)<::: . Bank I')ame . Bank Account Number /4£ a'Y}ú~¿~r\- Æ~ L .êbJ ()Ó.J~ 3 ~---9 Bank Address City State Zip Code (~~!~Ý¡;~~_ij~Ü:;~~fI¡¡~ft~~~[.jI.#L;t~;¥*'iMiii /0 7tI b ,3-0- nl át·~. . w, £d t.(.~ 4-~·,· >t ~ 1~0 / V 7 tJ {;, J01 /-r! tf,il.Y I /J It ¡¡J¿ Æ-Ü).{,-I ¡ _4..6-. /k-yLi !h,(,~ C¡, 9-/,}r..-UrUYL h/7 ¡~ ~¿. /}ta.þn¿r~j1 GambÏiIig·SlteAùt1i.orization .1 am the chief executive offiœr of the organization; I hereby consent that local law enforcement offiœrs, the .1 assume full responsibility for the fair and lawful opera- board or agents of the board, or the commissioner of tion of all activ~ies to be conducted; revenue or public safety, or agents of the commissioners, '1 will familiarize myself with the laws of Minnesota may enter the premises to enforce the law, governing lawful gambling and rules of the board and Bank Records Information agree, if liœnsed, to abide by those laws and rules, The board is authorized to inspect the bank records of the including amendments to them; gambling account whenever necessary to futtill .any changes in application information will be submitted requirements of current gambling rules and law. to the board and local un~ of government w~hin 10 days Oath of the change; and I declare that: .1 understand that failure to provide required information . ·1 have read this application and all informaHon submitted or providing false or misleading information may result in to the board is true, accurate and ~mpjete; the denial or revocation of the license, ·all other required information has been fully disclosed; s¿;~A.r '# Dal~ a'1t4[~1f~~m&mMqb[m~]!fiif:;i¡H!íi·!!Zi!1Þ1!;~·~ì]~¡'?i~;m:;;0i¡,'yiS]',,' " , 4. A CODV of the local un~ of aovernment's resolution ao- ~, ~e city *mus,t s.ign ~his, al?Plicatlon If the gambling prem- . ~ this aoolication must ~ attached to this aDDlication lSes IS located ~íthln City liml!s:* ' , ." 5. If this application is denied by the local un~ of government, 2, The county *AND township must sign this applICation if it should not be submitted to the Gambling Control Board. the gambling premises is located w~hin a township. 3. The local u~~ governmen,t (city or co~nty) ,must ~s~ a Township: By signature below, the township acknowledges resolution specifically approving or denYing this apphcatJon. that the organization is applying for a premises permit within township limits. City* or County**" Townshipu City or County Name Township Name Signature of person receiving application Signawre of person receiving application Title I Date Received Title I Date Received Refer to the instructions for required attachments. . Mail to: Gambling Control Board Rosewood Plaza South, 3rd Floor 1711 W. County Road B Rosevllle, MN 55113 LG214(Part 2) (Rev7f29,'91) Å/ Mayor Steve Dehler Councilors Leo Sadlo Ross Rieke .1 First Avenue NW Bob Loso P.O. Box 668 Stephanie Hazen St. Joseph, Minnesota 56374 City Clerk! Adm (612) 363-7201 Rachel Stapleton CITY OF ST. JOSEPH 1992 License Applications To be considered at the December 17, 1992 City Council meeting: American Legion Post #328 2 Amusement Devices, 1 Cigarette, 1 Entertainment Sal's Bar & Grill 3.2 Off Sale, 1 Cigarette, 1 Entertainment Device, 5 Amusement Devices Bo Diddley's 3.2 On Sale La Playette, Inc. 3.2 Off Sale, 1 Cigarette, 1 Entertainment Device, 12 Amusement Devices El Paso Club . 3.2 Off Sale, 1 Cigarette, 1 Entertainment Device, 8 Amusement Devices Loso's Mainstreet Diner & Pizza 3.2 On Sale L_oso ' s Stor e 1 Cigarette Loso's Mainstreet Pub 3.2 Off Sale, 1 Cigarette, 1 Entertainment Device, 7 Amusement Devices St. Joseph Liquor Shoppe 1 Cigarett.e Hollander's Country Store 3.2 off Sale, 1 Cigaret.te Krebsbach Oil 1 Cigarette Super America 1 Cigarette St. Joseph Gas & Bait 3.2 Off Sale, 1 Cigaret.te St. Joseph Meat Market 1 Cigarett.e St. Joseph Joes 3.2 On Sale St. Joseph Recreation Association 3.2 On Sale, 1 Cigarette M&T Liquor . On/Off Liquor License, 1 Cigarette .; . ¿¿ .r£ /1 r1 POLICE DEPARTMENT .------.. BRADLEY J. LINDGREN, CHIEF OF POLICE BOX 268, 25 N.W, 1ST AVENUE ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 (612) 363-8250 EMERGENCY 911 DATE: 12-06-92 TO: bi 11 qohman FROM: Brad Lindqren, Chief of Police SUBJECT: NOISE ORDINANCE VIOLATION As per St. Joseph city ordinance # 1982-D (noise ordinance), please be advised that you are hereby given notice of a noise violation that occurred at the date, time, and place listed below. Please find enclosed a copy of the aforementioned ordinance and the city rental housing complaint policy. Also note that the second recorded violation by the police department will result in a hearing in front of the St. Joseph City Council. You may also be subject to . criminal penalties- as defined in section 5, subdivision 3 upon the next reported violation. DATE OF VIOLATION 12-04-92 PLACE OF VIOLATION 120 2nd ave nw apartment #306 TIME OF VIOLATION 10:55 p.m. Sincerely, ß. ~ - Brad Lindgren Chief of Police . .' - . Tu~~ 1 r.?··-'ØE~·"·ge St. J O!::,(,~ ph Police Department T:i.me~ / : 5~:j ':\IU In:i.ti':II Complaint Record C.:\ !:;(~~ I-.J UIÏI b (~'(' : 9é.?0020f,7 D ë\"l:; (~~ R (.~ po '(' 't; fi' cI ~ 12/Ø4/92 I;~(·:~ P(J·('ted By:: ßCbD D()B~ nd d '1" ~:~~; !I:- ~ ßØ/ C()Uf~T HOUf.; E DI:~.. (¡pt. H:: (::, h 0 n (.~ U: 6:J. E~/¡.:~~'j :1. ....,(tE?4eJ C:i. t;y: bT. CLOUD bt;a t;e: 1'11-.J Zip Cud(,?: :'jbJØ;:S Dan !~ (,", '(' (Y/H):: 1'1 Complain¿lnt: DOB: Add'r~:·~!:>!:; : Apt. ~j : Ph On(0 H:: L:l.t;y:: btat:c' : Zlp C()d(~:: D,:'I n ø ¡,::"r (y 11'1) : Incident Description: UNKHOWN CALLED CALLED ABOUT A HOISY PARTY AT THE C REMAERS ON 2ND AVE HW. FOUHD ALOT OF PEOPLE I -.J THE H(..)LI...Wny AND THE MUSIC WHICH WAS VERY LOUD COMMING FROM AP'r "30G. SP OKE TO RENTER DAVID GEIST (.¡DV I f.;lED Wn¡:~HED. ()W'IE¡:~ CnL.L.ED TOO Sql.l(;\d/B.:\dU(·;) tt!:;: //3 "7/¡.~ f:~ddt:'J I 1:;:('?pC>"I'"l:!S . 1'-10 P 'I~ () t f? c tt'?d · 1'10 I:~cv 'J cI By: T13 D':·IY: FF~I 1)"1 t ~:" C om lid. t t;(·~cI : 1. i?/0.(t/')2 T:i me Comm i tt(·~d : "J"J · 5~:; r:.. ':. · .IYI<-:><:'''' ipy Cord:;'('o I Hum b~?'I~ (DCA) Cant; . A!~ (·?ncy I'IC I C I d (·?nt. (U~G ) . ,,) .;:) u \. _ ECI r}r~00é.?0C "I YII'IØ/31. :I.ØØ D¿i t;(:? r~(·:~ PO'(' ·t;f? d O~PD) T i IiH? I;~ (0 P ()"I' '1:; (.? d <THP) Lc)c,~ t; i on 13'(' i d Hum b(·?·(' (L.GN) 1. i.Y0.1tli:;¡;~ E~é~ ~ ~:j5 . 1 ØE~Ø 1. P.l. ¿\C(~ Comm :i. t;'I:;¡;,'d (PLC) ~ 120 2HD AVE HW 3Ø6 HI;~D Uq u¿id IB.:\d '1 e H (!:)BI-I) T:Lm(~ A~5!:;:L!~. (TAS) T :L In (.? (-h' 'r. ('r mn T:LIn('? CIT. (TCL> I:~ 7"13 Pé.~ .. ~.:.; ~;.; é? (:.~ .. ~:.:}ß r.~3 .. ø~:j . I S 1'1 U 0 C U C ß Ø1 9i.:~~:jø (" ,:) . .- ~ . ~:)T " JOSEPH POLICE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT I CI:W 9L~Ø~¡¡:'~0G 7 :--'_M..~.___w.~~__.__."____..w_,,.___.__""~'__~M_"__::::::_M"_"'~""_'__-:-~-==-===--==-"=::::::::,:..-==:;':;::::::"-~--=----=::::::::==--:"..-:" - COIYIPLi:~ I I'ITHI'IT: ST. JOSEPH POLICE DEPHRTMENT - OFFEHSE :: NOISE VIOl..nTIOI'1 .----- PAUE H 1 DATE~ :I. í.:~.... 0.(+ ....9E~ ON THE ABOVE DATE AT 2255 HOURS WE WERE DISPATCHED TO A NOISE COMPLAINT AT THE CREAMERY APARTMENTS. UPON ARRIVAL I PULLED UP TO THE REAR OF THE BUILDING. WE COULD SEE PEOPLE STANDING IN THE HALLWAY AND STAIRS TOWARDS THE TH I I:~D FLOO¡:~. WHEN WE ENTERED THE BUILDING I COULD HEAR LOUD MUSIC COMING FROM .PSTt~I';:S. AS WE WALKED UP THE STAIRS I STARTED TELLING THE PEOPLE THAT WERE STANDING AROUND TO GET INTO AN APARTMENT OR LEAVE. I FOUND THE LOUD MUSIC COMING FROM APARTMENT "306. I TOLD ONE OF THE PERSONS OUT SIDE OF THIS . APARTMENT TO TURN DOWN THE MUSIC AND SEND OUT A RENTER: DAVID GEIST CAME OUT AND I ADVISED HIM OF THE NOISE COMPLAINT. HE DID NOT THINK IT WAS LOUD. I TOLD HIM THAT THEY JUST TURNED IT DOWN WHEN I TOLD THEM TO AND ADVISED HIM OF THE NOISE ORDINANCE. .I. H D l) I :::; L :0 (ì ¡:: I ~:; T T H n T .l F hI E h: L l U FÜ,) E D HEW 0 U L D GET H TICKET FOR THE NOISE VIOLATION. I THEN RETURNED TO THE OFFICE AND CALLED THE OWNER OF THE PROPERTY AND ADVISED HIM ALSO OF THE NOISE VIOLATION. OFFICER BRAD MEYER: ~~. . : LOCAL: 612-363-7211 ,\JATIONAL: 800·888-0222 FAX: 800-888-9624 · DBL®Labs, Inc~ 30840 JOSEPH STREET· P.O. BOX 280 · ST. JOSEPH, MINNESOTA 56374 December 14, 1992 city of st. Joseph Rachel Stapleton, Clerk/Administrator P.o. Box 668 st. Joseph, MN 56374 Dear Rachel. I have enclosed invoices for cost incurred or advanced on the sewer line project as follows. 1) Reimbursement of advance: · The Helland/Backes/Hirschfeld partnership advanced the City of st. Joseph $20,000 to start the engineering drawings on the sewer project. We are now requesting reimbursement for this advance as the project was approved. We would like to be included, at your earliest convenience, in the payout of costs on the project. The check should be made out to the Helland/Backes/Hirschfeld Partnership. 2) Legal Description: During the annexation process Paul Wellen & Associates prepared the overall legal description of the properties being annexed. I had DBL Labs originally pay this bill in the amount of ~311.ûO but it is really part of the total project cost. So we are requesting that the project contingency fund reimburse DBL Labs in the amount of $311. 00. Rachel, if there is any additional information that I need to supply you with, please feel free to call. I Yours Truly, Î ¡ i ¡ ~~,_. · \ Jerr~irschfeld \,~;:~:::~ '-, '\ \ ~ '- \ - GlareBloc" .- DISTRIBUTOR OF ANTI-REFLECTIVE COATING I ._~ "'I- '. Dee 1992 Budget Summary Page 1 -i 11:27 AM City of St, joseph Difference . Depart Last Year Current Budget Next Year nom !p Descr iption Expended Budget YTD Amount Balance Buaget Current Yr nd 101 General !part 41110 Council Depart 41110 Council 19,376,83 18,908 18,901.83 6,17 19,570 662,00 Depart 41120 Legislative Committies 2,586,97 2,400 3,034.87 -634,87 2,800 400,00 Depart 41122 Centennial -18,00 0 0,00 0.00 0 0,00 Depart 41130 Ordinance & Proceedings 613,49 1,000 513,30 486.70 600 -400.00 Depart 41310 Mayor 6 ,î:>47 ,49 5,827 6,285,92 -458,92 &,875 1,048,O0 Depart 41410 Elections 619,82 15,542 15,230.18 311. 82 U5 -15,367.00 Depart 41430 Salaries & Adminstrative 67,992,01 75,131 58,241.76 16,889.24 ~ -9,971.00 6J,160 Depart 41530 Accounting 30,090.87 30,242 28,217,85 2,024,15 31,457 1,215.00 Depart 41540 AUdit Service 18,091. 95 7,500 75,00 7,425.00 7,500 0.00 Depart 41550 Assessing 6,810.55 6,675 5,412,62 1,262,38 7,145 470.00 Depart 41610 Ci ty Attar ney 13,224.75 10,000 6,211.39 3,788.61 8,000 -2,000,00 Depart 41910 Planning and Lonning 294,46 800 1,059,74 -259.74 10,800 10,000,00 Depart 41941 . City Hall 6,275,68 9,100 4,599,46 4,500.54 7,505 -1,595,00 Depart 41942 City Hall Annex 4,834,40 5,763 3,709.04 2,053.96 5,465 -298.00 Depart 41943 Proposed City Complex 782.40 8,500 6,500,00 2,000,00 7,500 -1 ,000 ,')0 Depart 42110 Police Administration 6,22 0 606,80 -606,80 0 O,00 178,834.65 208,445 169,387.04 39,057.96 193,860 -14,585.00 Depart 42120 Crime Control & Investigation Depart 42140 Police ¡raining 1,231.49 4,388 2,819,25 1,568.75 4,240 -148.00 Depart 42151 Communication Service 5,794,36 7 ;400 4,420,62 2,979,38 3,400 -4,000.00 . Depart 42152 Automotive Services 23,236,27 21,170 21,819,04 -649,04 15,820 -5,350,00 Depart 42155 DARE Program 0.00 ° 3,559.92 -3,559,92 1,000 1,000,00 Depart 42210 Fire Administration 0,00 0 101.13 -101.13 0 \),00 Depart 42220 Fire Fighting 52.44 0 27,35 -27,35 ° 0,00 Depart 42240 Fire Training 0,00 0 380,13 -380,13 0 ü.OO Depart 42250 Fire Communications 0.00 ° 14,62 -14.62 0 (1,00 Depart 42260 Fire Repair Service 0,00 ° 51.75 -51.75 ° 0,00 Depart 42270 Medical Services 0.00 ° 16,16 -16.16 0 0.00 5,327,21 10,500 5,573,09 4,926.91 5,520 -4,980.00 Depart 42401 Building Inspec, Admistration 1,020.50 750 2,258,05 -1,508,05 900 150,00 Depart 42500 Emergency Management Services Depart 42610 Signal Lights 2,904,19 700 958,97 -258,97 150 -550.00 Depart 42700 Animal Contíol 82,20 200 98,75 1 ° 1. 25 200 0.00 303,13 382 315,00 ò7.00 290 -92.00 Depart 42860 Ordinance/Easement Enforcèment Depart 43120 Street Maintanence 74,099,86 116,134 62,061.86 S4,072.14 106,225 -9,909.00 - Depart 43124 Sldewalks 4,446,65 2,000 0,00 2,000,00 5,125 3,125,00 Depart 43125 Ice & Snow Removal 17,632,84 19,124 7,453,10 11,670,90 16,680 -2,444.00 Depart 43131 Engineering Fee 15,004,30 8,000 20,345,93 -12,345.93 11,000 3,000,00 Depart 43150 Drainage Development 0,00 0 25,790.50 -25,790,50 0 0.00 Depart 43160 Street Lighting 14,349,78 22,400 14,457.85 7,942,15 1'1,625 -2,775,00 Depart 43165 CSAH 75 Signal Project -386.74 0 325.59 -325,59 0 0,00 Depart 43220 Street Cleaning 2,194,02 5,382 3,685,11 1,696,39 3,150 -2,232,00 Depart 43260 Weed Control 57,65 0 0,00 0,00 100 100,00 Depart 45120 Participant Recreation 4,585,34 9,203 4,511.55 4,691,45 5,550 -3,653.00- . . . Dee 1992 Budget Summary Page 2 ri 11: 27 AM City of St, Joseph Difference . Depart Last Year Current Budget Next Year from Oeser iption Expended Budget YTD Amount Balance Budget Current Yr lnd 101 General !part 45123 Ball Park and Skating Rink 2,628,54 6,244 2,969,82 3,274.18 4,690 -1,554.00 Depart 45123 Ball Park and Skating Rink Depart 45127 Hockey Rink 2,877,95 2,655 2,055.49 599,51 2,645 -10,00 Depart 45201 Maint Shop 3,334,95 2,762 3,083,24 -321.24 4,135 1,373,00 Depart 45202 Park Areas 48,695,14 53,817 50,021.57 3,795.43 59,715 5,898,00 Depart 45223 Ball Park Improvements 1,915,48 ° 6,632,03 -6,632.03 ° 0,00 Depart 46102 Shade Tree Disease Control 39,08 250 104.74 145.26 275 25.00 Depart 49200 Boy Scout & RSVP 1,764,00 1,700 1,100,00 600.00 1,500 -200,00 Depart 49300 Other Financing Uses 257,65 1,000 0,00 1,000,00 1,000 0,00 Depart 49305 Fire Protection 27,181.42 28,000 27,625.00 375,00 29,250 1,250,00 ---------- ------- ---------- ---------- ------- ---------- Totals Fund 101 General 617,694,77 729,994 602,624,01 127,369,99 676,597 -53,397,00 lnd 105 Fire Fund Depart 42210 Fire Administration 1,555.94 13,264 8,269,39 4,994,61 16,1)45 2,781.00 Depart 42220 Fire Fighting 34,454,33 65,702 50,121.67 15,580,33 69,608 3,906,00 Depart 42240 FHe Training 5,097,66 5,450 4,406,47 1,043,53 6,125 675,00 Depart 42250 Fire Communications 1,593,05 2,625 1,493,06 1,131.94 2,780 155,00 Depart 42260 Fire Repair Service 2,781.91 5,242 3,732,80 1,509,20 5,645 403,00 Depart 42270 Medical Services 287.18 800 474,55 325,45 900 100.00 Depart 42280 Fire Station and Building 2,658,32 8,225 5,360,46 2,864,54 9,080 855,00 eals Fund --------- ------- --------- --------- ------- -------- 105 Fire Fund 48,428,99 101,308 73,858,40 27,449,60 110,183 8,875,00 lnd 106 Street Maintenance Depart 43120 Street Maintanence 17,130,45 ° 17,571.83 -17,571.83 63,500 63,500,00 Depart 43131 Engineering Fee 1,449.75 0 0.00 0,00 ° 0,00 --------- - --------- ---------- ------ --------- Totais Fund 106 Street Maintenance 18,580,20 ° lì ,571,83 -lì ,571.83 63,500 63,500.00 lnd 107 Police Fund Depart 42110 Police Administration 20,485,51 ° 11,942,41 -11,942.41 18,000 18,000,00 --------- - --------- ---------- ------ --------- Totals Fund 107 Police Fund 20,485,51 0 11,942,41 -11,942.41 18,000 18,000,00 lnd 210 Recreation Center Depart 45122 Reçreation Centers 2,593,87 ° 0,00 0,00 ° 1),00- -------- - ---- ---- - ---- Totals Fund 210 Recreation Center 2,593,87 ° 0,00 0,00 <) 0.00 lnd 304 '78 Improvement Bonds Depart 47100 Bond Payment lP & I) 14,335.00 0 52,924,35 -52,924,35 ° 0,00 --------- - --------- ---------- - ---- Totals Fund 304 '78 Improvement Bonos 14,335,00 ° 52,924,35 -52,924,35 i) 0,00 lnd 306 '83 Improvement Bonds . ... J'; Dec 1992 Budget Summary Page 3 ill: 2ì AM City of St, Joseph Difference . Depart Last Year Current Budget Next Year from e Description Expended Budget YTD Amount Balance 8uoget CurrBnt Yr lnd 306 '83 Improvement Bonds ,part 47100 Bond Payment (P & I) Depart 47100 Bond Payment (p & I) 36,693,00 ° 34,352,50 -34,352,50 ° 0,00 --------- - --------- ---------- - ---- Totals Fund 306 '83 Improvement Bonds 36,693.00 0 34,352.50 -34,352.50 ° 0.00 lnd 307 '86 Improvement Bonds Depart 47100 Bond Payment (P & Ii 117,856,96 0 113,812,47 -113,812.47 109,440 109,440.:)0 ---------- - ---------- ----------- ------- ---------- Totals Fund 307 '86 Improvement Bonds 117,856,96 ° 113,812.47 -113,812,47 109,440 109,440,00 lnd 308 '92 Improvement Bonds Depart 47100 Bond Payment (P & I) 0,00 ° 2,000,00 -2,OOO.üO 0 Ü,ÜO ---- - -------- --------- - ---- Totals Fund 308 '92 Improvement Bonds 0,00 0 2,000.00 -2,000,00 0 ;).00 lnd 309 '92-A Improvement-Water Storag Depart 47100 Bond Payment lP & I) 0,00 0 43.40 -43,40 iJ 0.00 ---- - ----- ------ - ---- 0,00 ° 43.40 -43.40 0 0.00 Totals Fund 309 '92-A Improvement-Water Storag lnd 408 Construction Fund - Baker/7th . Depart 43120 Street Maint~nence 0,00 ° 231,209.70 -231,209,70 ° 0.00 ---- - ---------- ----------- - ---- Totals Fund 408 Construction Fund - Baker/7th 0,00 ° 231,209.ìO -231,209.70 ° 0.00 und 409 Construction Fund - Water Stor Depart 49435 Storage 0.00 ^ 340,809,07 -340,809,07 ° 0.00 ~! ---- - ---------- ----------- - -- -- 0,00 0 34v:309.0i -340,809,07 ° 0,00 Totals Fund 409 Construction Fund - Water Stor und 410 1992 Improvement - DBL Labs Depart 49471 Lift Station DBL Labs Area 0,00 0 17,239,32 -17,239,32 \} 0.00 ---- - --------- ---------- - ---- Totals Fund 410 1992 Improvement - DBL Labs 0,00 ° 17,239.32 -17,239,32 v 0.00 und 411 1992 Improvement - 91st Avenue 0.00 .^ 35,275,35 -35,275,35 l} Ü.00 ') Depart 49451 Sanitary Sewer Extension -91st ---- - --------- ---------- - ---- 0,00 0 35,275.35 -35,275,35 ° 0,00 Totals Fund 411 1992 Improvement - 91st Avenue und 601 Water Fund Depart 49410 Po~er and Pumping 11,017,28 27,425 12,308,44 15,116,56 29,330 1,'305.00 Depart 49420 Purification 5,246,73 20,765 5,174.98 15,590.02 21,855 1,090.00 . .- Dec 1992 Budget Summary Page 4 ï i 11: 27 AM City of St, Joseph Difference . Depart Last Year Current Budget Next Year from Description Expenaed 8udget YTD Amount Balance Budget t;urrent Yr lnd 601 Water Fund 'part 49430 Distribution Depart 49430 Distrlbution 8,067.26 16,225 11 ,238.65 4,986.35 18,590 2,365,00 Depart 49435 Storage 11,715,40 775 49,443.78 -48,668.78 0 -775,00 46,296.39 67,035 42,256.90 24,778.10 73,040 6,005,00 Depart 49440 Administration and General --------- ------- ---------- --------- ------- --------- Totals Fund 601 Water Fund 82,343,06 132,225 120,422.75 11,802,25 142,815 10,590.00 lnd 602 Sewer Fund 17,842,64 18,105 16,782,09 1 ,322 ,91 26,550 8,445,00 Depart 49450 Sanitary Sewer Maintenance Depart 49470 Sewer Lift Station 668.69 1,250 840,54 409,46 1,400 150,00 Depart 49471 Lift Station DBL Labs Area 0,00 ° 1,075.02 -1,075,02 ° 0,00 Depart 49480 Sewage Treatment Plant 79,479,05 90,605 69,597,02 21,007,98 93,175 2,570,00 6,864.66 8,155 6,423,88 1,731.12 9,119 964,00 Depart 49490 Administration and general ---------- ------- --------- --------- ------- --------- Totals Fund 602 Sewer Fund 104,855.04 118,115 94,718.55 23,396,45 130,244 12,129.00 lnd 603 Refuse collection Depart 43230 Waste Collection 64,149,86 73,125 53,833.50 19,291.50 1)8,590 -4,535.00 --------- ------ --------- --------- ------ --------- .ls Fund 603 Refuse Collection 64,149.86 73,125 53,833,50 19 ,291. 50 68,590 -4.535,00 ------------ --------- ------------ ----------- --------- ---------- ¡and Total 1,128,016,26 1,154,767 1,802,637,61 -647,870,t.1 1,319,369 164:602.00 . . 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(.1.TRfmr VNJ.M'IOO - 'n-e trarket valœ arxi net tax œ;aclties Œ all taxable ~rb¡ in tœ 'D\XIN3 msmIC1' 1n this oomty as assesæd :In 1990 for the p1l'lX)æ of. CX1t1pJt:íng tœ rates of tams mllectiNe in 1991, are as follcws: EstiDated Bet Jmket Value '1U ~ity ~ EBtate: ...- , iHièential 1kIrestead (N:n-19> ~ 256,712 (aass 1a & ]b) S Agricultural (Class 2 , 4b(3» 319 Qmœrclal & IIdmtrial (Class 3, 5 (1) , , 5(3)(zCŒð O:mn.,n¥!. ,PI:b. CI:.11.» 6,321 P\t>lic UtUi~ · Ièilrœd Op!rating ~ [~15 )~ All other Qmœrcial , IrdJstria1 14<;, QQ1 N:n-Barestead Pesi(ènt1al 150,330 (CLass 4a,4b(1-2) ,4c(1-t) (7-8) ,4d&4e) amœrcia1 & 1:èsidential Seasonal/1èc. -0- (CLass lc , -k(H» Ot:œr 41,267 'Jkùl J\eal Estate ~ 35,881,000 $ 603,598 'Ibtal Pers:>nal ~rç¡ ~ 664,400 $ 32,887 Total teal & Per&Óœl Pl:q7erly 8 36,545,400 6636,485 1£ ç.iœble to the '1NC1JG ms'IRIcr s..btract: ~e5 tax œp;tclty cf tax inctstle¥ìl ðist.. 18% of 200 19 trël1Snissim lines Fisoal Dis¡;arit:¥ ~iblt.ioo Valœ abtotal: Lcœl 'D!x ~t:e Detenninatioo. Valœ · Add: Fisc:al Dis¡;arity Distri1:utia1 Valæ \ '1bt:al Þèjusted Taxable Net 'nix Oq"aCity $636,485 \ V ~ .. . i 2. Valuation Bistoty (~ , PeDDl!l Prqert¥) ~'Duc~t¥ Mjæted (less 'nut In:. , ~e J.lNy B;¡yal:i1.e &;tltratEð Net 'JU Ca);acl~ 'lUns. Lines) Net 'lax Caplci ty Year Year Market Valœ (A) (8) (C) IF JT . .LA A-..L ....- 1989 1990 $ 33,959,700 S 597.32D $. $ Grœs 'Jàx Ca¡:acit;y MjœU!d (less '.nuc]he. , 'lWIable IIN¡ Payable Estimated Gross ~ Ca);aclty Tcans. Lines) Gross 'n1x Caplcity Year Year Jmket Valœ (A) (8) (C) .I." ...... . '" .. I 1988 1989 $31,898,500 $ 856.165 $ S ~Va1æ Idjœted (less 1\1x me. & 'nœble ÜNy ~e F.etiIrated ~Va1.œ Trans. IJœs) AsæsæðValœ Year Year Muitet Valœ (A) (B) (C) . "J - ...~ 1987 1988 $30,414,400 S 6,515,247 $. ç 1996 199¡ $29,319,200 $ 6,389,326 $. $ . 1985 1986 $28,197,000 S 6,109,563 S $ 1984 1985 $26,436,500 ~ 5,676,450 S $.' I 3. 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