August 14, 2006
Pastor Lee Freshour, Assembly of God Church, opened with a prayer.
The regular meeting of the Albert Lea City Council was called to order at 7:00 P.M. in the City Center Council Chambers by Mayor Pro Tempore Al Brooks.
ROLL CALL
Present were Mayor Pro Tempore Al Brooks, Councilors Randy Erdman, George Marin, Jeff Fjelstad and John Severtson. Also present were City Manager Victoria Simonsen, City Attorney Steve Schwab, Council Secretary Shirley Slater-Schulte and representatives from the Albert Lea Tribune, KAAL TV and KATE Radio. Absent: Mayor Aaron Summers and Councilor Vern Rasmussen.
The Pledge of Allegiance was recited.
CONSENT AGENDA:
(a) APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES FROM THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF JULY 24, 2006.
(b) CALLING A PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED PARKING MAINTENANCE DISTRICT ASSESSMENTS.
This item would call a public hearing on August 28, 2006 at 7:00 p.m. to receive input regarding assessments for costs incurred August 1, 2005 through July 31, 2006 within the parking maintenance district. The expenses associated with the parking maintenance district were down approximately 30% from the prior year. The total amount of the 2006 assessments is $29,091.79. Snow removal, street sweeping, striping, lighting and maintenance of parking areas are included in the assessment.
(c) CALLING A PUBLIC HEARING ON MISCELLANEOUS ASSESSMENT (R0LL 0054)
A public hearing will be held on Monday, August 28, 2006 at 7:00 p.m. to hear public input on Miscellaneous Assessments, Roll 0054. The miscellaneous assessments include unpaid utility bills, refuse removal and mowing for which payment has not been received. The unpaid assessments shall bear interest at the rate of 5¼% from August 28, 2006 unless paid within 30 days from adoption of this resolution.
(d) CALLING A PUBLIC HEARING AUTHORIZING BUSINESS SUBSIDY AGREEMENT – LARSON MANUFACTURING
A public hearing will be held on Monday, August 28, 2006 at 7:00 p.m. to hear public input regarding the awarding of business subsidies to Larson Manufacturing, Inc. On June 14, 2004 a JOBZ agreement was entered into with Larson Manufacturing. As a result of business growth Larson Manufacturing is proposing construction of a warehouse in the Habben Industrial Park. The resolution would allow the transfer of the previously awarded benefits. The business subsidy agreement also allows for the use of Tax Increment Financing at this location. Tax Increment Financing would be initiated at the end of the JOBZ term in 2016.
(e) CONSENT TO MOVE PUBLIC ITEMS TO UNLISTED ITEMS ON THE AGENDA.
(f) LICENSES APPROVED:
ANNUAL LICENSE
FIREWORKS
Sterling Drug #3, 148 S. Broadway, Albert Lea, MN
TEMPORARY LICENSES
OFF-PREMISES LIQUOR SALES
Green Mill Restaurant, P.O.Box 129, Albert Lea, MN, Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours, Edgewater Bandshell, August 17, 2006.
Mexico Lindo, 804 E. Main St., Albert Lea, MN, Dance at Fairlane Bldg., Fairgrounds, August 26, 2006.
Aragon Bar, 130 W. Clark, Albert Lea, MN, D.F.L. Spaghetti Supper at Fairlane Bldg., Fairgrounds, September 8, 2006.
Aragon Bar, 130 W. Clark, Albert Lea, MN, Wedding Dance at Armory, September 16, 2006.
Aragon Bar, 130 W. Clark, Albert Lea, MN, Wedding Dance at Fairlane Bldg., Fairgrounds, September 30, 2006.
(g) RESOLUTION 06-185 - ACCEPTING ADMISSION AND PROPOSED
ORDER – CASA ZAMORA
As part of the Best Practices Policy for liquor violations within the City of Albert Lea, the City Attorney is directed to prepare an admission and proposed order for liquor license holders that violate city policy. Casa Zamora has admitted to violating the Best Practices Policy on May 12, 2006 when an employee sold alcohol to an under aged individual. They have agreed to the payment of a civil penalty of $250 and an one‑day suspension of their liquor license. The City Attorney is recommending City Council accept the penalties as agreed upon by both parties.
(See Secretary's Original Resolution
06-185 included with these minutes.)
(h) RESOLUTION 06-186 - ACCEPTING ADMISSION AND PROPOSED
ORDER – CHINA RESTAURANT
As part of the Best Practices Policy for liquor violations within the City of Albert Lea, the City Attorney is directed to prepare an admission and proposed order for liquor license holders that violate city policy. China Restaurant has admitted to violating the Best Practices Policy on May 12, 2006 when an employee sold alcohol to an under-aged individual. They have agreed to the payment of a civil penalty of $175 and an one‑day suspension of their liquor license. The City Attorney is recommending City Council accept the penalties as agreed upon by both parties.
(See Secretary's Original Resolution
06-186 included with these minutes.)
(i) RESOLUTION 06-187 - APPOINTING ELECTION JUDGES FOR 2006
Minnesota Statute requires that election judges within a municipality be appointed by the governing body. The City Clerk is furnishing a list of names representing each major political party that meets state eligibility requirements for each election precinct. The individuals listed within this resolution would be appointed election judges for the September 12th, 2006 Primary Election to be held within the City of Albert Lea. The compensation shall be $7.00 per hour for election judges, $8.00 per hour for assistant chief judges and $9.00 per hour for chief judges. Compensation will also be made for attendance at two mandatory training sessions at the same rate. Reimbursement of $.45 per mile shall be paid to health care facility judges and to election judges picking up and delivering election supplies and returns.
(See Secretary's Original Resolution
06-187 included with these minutes.)
(j) RESOLUTION NO. 06-188 - SETTING ELECTION DETAILS FOR 2006
ESTABLISHING COMPENSATION FOR ELECTION JUDGES, DESIGNATING POLLING PLACES
This resolution outlines the following places designated within the City of Albert Lea as the polling places for the 2006 Primary and General elections. The resolution further defines the compensation for election judges, assistant chief judges, chief judges and mileage to be paid when picking up and delivering election supplies and returns.
(See Secretary's Original Resolution
06-188 included with these minutes.)
(k) RESOLUTION NO. 06-189 ADOPTED – APPROVING CLAIMS:
Resolution 06-192 presents the financial claims of the City.
(See Secretary's Original Resolution
06-189 included with these minutes.)
Councilor Severtson fillin moved, Councilor Fjelstad seconded, that the consent agenda items be adopted. On roll call vote, all councilors voted in favor of said motion. Mayor Pro Temp Brooks declared the motion passed and the consent agenda items adopted.
AMENDING THE AGENDA TO INCLUDE FINAL ASSESSMENTS
MOTION: Move to amend the agenda to include the resolutions for the final assessments for Job 9905, 0113 and 0314.
Motion made by Councilor Marin, seconded by Severtson that the agenda be amended. On roll call vote, all councilors voted in favor of said motion. Mayor Pro Temp Brooks declared the motion passed and the agenda was amended.
FOLLOW-UP TO PUBLIC CONCERNS
City Manager Simonsen addressed questions and concerns expressed at the previous meeting as follows:
· Regarding the packet of information that is given out after a fire. Staff met with Mr. Cantu and the draft packet is complete and we will be meeting again with Mr. Cantu for his input.
· Regarding the Collins Auto Repair – the purchase agreement with Collins identified that they could retain the garage doors and furnace.
· Regarding the four wheeler in Madsen’s pit. The Street Superintendent did talk to a person riding on the site last week and told them that this must be stopped. If this does not correct the problem, a no trespassing sign will be posted.
· Regarding the parking lot of Albert Lea Medical Center, City Engineer reported that Water Street was swept on July 25.
· Regarding grass height on the Dress Property – they agreed to mow up to the cat tails.
· Regarding the skunk problem, names have been given to the property owners and they will negotiate individually for the removal of unwanted animals
· Request that Frank Avenue be paint stripped; this will be scheduled this month.
· Viking Avenue – Improvements were requested in 1988, 1989, 1990 and 2006. Feasibility study has been completed. This would require a petition of land owners or request from Greater Jobs.
REQUEST TO HANG BANNER- ALBERT LEA ART CENTER
City Council previously approved the use of New Denmark Park for the Albert Lea Art Center’s Annual Art in the Park event on August 26, 2006. The committee is requesting approval to hang a banner across the street on Bridge Avenue. City staff has reviewed the request and is comfortable approving the request given the banner has a minimum of 16 foot clearance and is not attached to traffic signal poles.
MOTION: Move to approve the use of New Denmark Park for the Albert Lea Art Center’s Annual Art in the Park event on August 26, 2006. A banner can be placed given that the base banner height is 16 feet high and not attached to any light poles.
Motion made by Councilor Erdman, seconded by Councilor Severtson to allow the use of New Denmark Park for the Annual Art in the Park event as per the recommendations by the City Manager. On roll call vote, all councilors voted aye. Mayor Pro Temp Brooks declared the motion passed.
REQUEST FROM DANISH BROTHERHOOD – NEW DENMARK PARK
The local chapter of the Danish Brotherhood in America is sponsoring the 2006 Heartland District Convention on September 8th, 9th & 10th, 2006. On Friday, September 8th the group is planning to gather at New Denmark Park. They are requesting City Council approval to reserve the park and to offer music from approximately 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. They are also requesting additional picnic tables for that weekend. The public is welcome. City staff is recommending approval of the request.
MOTION: To approve the request by the Danish Brotherhood in America for the use of the New Denmark Park.
Motion made by Councilor Marin, seconded by Councilor Erdman to approve the use of the New Denmark Park on September 8th, 9th and 10th, 2006 by the Danish Brotherhood as requested. On roll call vote, all councilors voted aye. Mayor Prop Temp Brooks declared the motion passed.
ORDINANCE 108, 3d – REGULATING ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS
Councilor Severtson stated that at the last council meeting, Councilor Marin requested that staff draft an ordinance which would incorporate the State Statues that regulates adult entertainment establishments. Since that time, we have had advice from our City Attorney and the League of Minnesota Cities that this law may not be upheld. The city could go into litigation and be sued if we pursue this.
MOTION: That the city postpones the adoption of M.S. 617.242 indefinitely. When the lawsuits are done, that we look at this ordinance again.
Motion made by Councilor Severtson, seconded by Mayor Pro Temp Brooks. Councilor Brooks questioned whether the Mayor Pro Temp could second this motion. City Manager stated the rules were adopted in December, allowing the Mayor to be involved in the process. Ayes: Mayor Pro Temp Brooks, Councilor Severtson and Councilor Erdman. Nays: Councilor Marin. Abstains: Councilor Fjelstad. Mayor Pro Temp Brooks declared the motion passed.
RESOLUTION 06-190 - REQUEST FOR VARIANCE OF FRONT YARD SETBACK- 1713 FRANK HALL DRIVE
On July 25, 2006 the Board of Appeals met to hear a request from Mike and Patty Stanley, 1713 Frank Hall Drive, requesting a 10 foot variance of the required 25 foot front yard setback on the west front of their lot for the purpose of constructing an addition to the south of the existing dwelling. The Board recommended granting the 10 foot variance to allow for construction.
(See Secretary's Original Resolution
06-190 included with these minutes.)
Councilor Fjelstad fillin "" \d ""moved, Councilor Severtson fillin "" \d ""seconded, that this resolution be adopted. On roll call vote, all councilors voted in favor of said motion. Mayor Pro Temp Brooks declared the motion passed.
RESOLUTION 06-191 - REQUEST FOR VARIANCE TO CONSTRUCT DOUBLE GARAGE – 1811 BROOKSIDE CIRCLE
The State of Minnesota adopted M.S. 617.242 in the 2006 legislative session. Mr. Tab Christensen presented a variance request to the Board of Appeals at their meeting on July 25, 2006. Mr. Christensen is requesting an 18 inch variance of the required 8 foot side yard setback for the purpose of constructing a full sized double garage to the front of the existing garage. Upon further discussion, the Board of Appeals unanimously voted to recommend the variance be granted.
(See Secretary's Original Resolution
06-191 included with these minutes.)
Councilor Marin moved, Councilor Fjelstad seconded, that this resolution be adopted. On roll call vote, all councilors voted in favor of said motion. Mayor Pro Temp Brooks declared the motion passed.
PUBLIC HEARING AND RESOLUTION 06-192 - AUTHORIZING SUBMISSION OF GRANT - ZUMBRO RIVER BRAND, INC.
This public hearing is being conducted regarding the submission and filing of a Business and Community Development Application through the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development. The grant will be used to provide assistance to Zumbro River Brand, Inc. expansion project. The Department of Employment and Economic Development will be granting $300,000 to the City of Albert Lea to loan to Zumbro for the purchase of equipment.
Mayor Pro Temp Brooks opened the public hearing and called for anyone from the public that wished to speak on this issue. There was no one present for or against this issue. Public Hearing was closed.
(See Secretary's Original Resolution
06-192 included with these minutes.)
Councilor Severtson moved, Councilor Marin seconded, that this resolution be adopted. On roll call vote, all councilors voted in favor of said motion. Mayor Pro Temp Brooks declared the motion passed.
RESOLUTION 06-193 - AUTHORIZING PURCHASE OF LAND FOR RESALE- LARSON MANUFACTURING
This resolution would authorize the purchase of land known as Lot 1, Block 5, Habben First Addition from the Albert Lea Port Authority for the immediate resale to Larson Manufacturing. The Albert Lea Port Authority Board of Directors voted to sell the property valued at $1,750,000 to the City of Albert Lea to be repaid beginning in 2017 from tax increment proceeds. The payment from TIF will make the annual payments until the principal is retired. The Port Authority will be charging zero percent interest. The land will be sold to Larson Manufacturing for the price of $1.00.
Larson Manufacturing, Inc. will build a 250,000 square foot warehouse/distribution center at a minimum investment of $8,000,000. They will employ a minimum of 45 people at wages and benefits in excess of $11.00 per hour.
(See secretary's Original Resolution
06-193 included with these minutes.)
Councilor Erdman fillin "" \d ""moved, Councilor Severtson fillin "" \d ""seconded, that this resolution be adopted. On roll call vote, all councilors voted in favor of said motion. Mayor Pro Temp Brooks declared the motion passed.
RESOLUTION 06-194 - AUTHORIZING LEASE VEHICLES TO OYER TRUCKING
Mr. Ordean Oyer requested to rent the City of Albert Lea semi tractors and trailers for the 2006 hauling season. Mr. Oyer has rented the city trucks and trailers in 2004 and 2005. He is requesting to rent the equipment at a price of $75.00 for each semi and tanker per day for each day they are used during the project duration. Conditions of the rental would include that Oyer Trucking pays for any repairs that occur during the use of the equipment, and that Oyer Trucking insure the equipment and show proof of insurance.
(See Secretary's Original Resolution
06-194 included with these minutes.)
Councilor Marin moved, Councilor Severtson seconded, that this resolution be adopted. On roll call vote, all councilors voted in favor of said motion. Mayor Pro Temp Brooks declared the motion passed.
RESOLUTION 06-195 - AUTHORIZING ACQUISITION OF AIRPORT PROPERTIES
As part of the Albert Lea Municipal Airport expansion, the City needs to acquire property and easements from neighboring land owners. This resolution would authorize signed agreements for the following:
Parcel A Phyllis Porter, John Winjum and Janet Winjum, Miles
Winjum and Colleen Winjum;
for the purchase of land in Section 28 & 29 Township 103 North range 21 west and Section 4 Township 102 north range 21 west in Freeborn County for the purchase price of $97,000.
Parcel C Susan and Frank Stearns, Mary and Jay Martin;
Perpetual avigation easement for a parcel of land adjacent to the Albert Lea Municipal Airport known as Albert Lea Right-Of-Way No. 2 as platted in the County Recorder’s office for the price of $30,000.
Parcel D Ulland Bros., Inc.,
Perpetual avigation easement for Albert Lea Right-Of-Way Plat No. 2 Parcel D for the price of $2,700.
(See Secretary's Original Resolution
06-195 included with these minutes.)
Councilor Severtson moved, Councilor Fjelstad seconded, that resolution be adopted. On roll call vote, all councilors voted in favor of said motion. Mayor Pro Temp Brooks declared the motion passed.
RESOLUTION 06-196 - AUTHORIZING PURCHASE OF LEAF VACUUM
At the August 4, 2006 meeting of the Shell Rock River Watershed District a resolution was passed to purchase a leaf vacuum system for the City of Albert Lea. The City currently uses a leaf vacuum that was purchased and a silage trailer to load and unload the leaves. The new leaf vacuum would be expected to go approximately three times longer before having to dump it. The City received two quotes for the purchase of a new leaf vacuum. One from MacQueen Equipment, St. Paul, MN, for a price of $27,800 including shipping; and another from the ODB Company, Saratoga Springs, NY, for the price of $28,495 including shipping. City staff is recommending the purchase of the leaf vacuum from MacQueen Equipment, Inc. to be reimbursed by the Shell Rock River Watershed District.
(See Secretary's Original Resolution
06-196 included with these minutes.)
Councilor Severtson moved, Councilor Marin seconded, that this resolution be adopted. On roll call vote, all councilors voted in favor of said motion. Mayor Pro Temp Brooks declared the motion passed.
RESOLUTION 06-197 - ACCEPTING ACT LEASE – 2006-2007 SEASON
This resolution would authorize the Mayor and City Manager to enter into a contract with the Albert Lea Community Theatre (ACT) for the purpose of renewing a lease for the Civic Theater facility for the 2006-2007 seasons. The lease identifies a rental rate of $9,000 for four plays to be held in September and November of 2006 and February and May 2007.
(See Secretary's Original Resolution
06-197 included with these minutes.)
Councilor Marin moved, Councilor Severtson seconded, that this resolution be adopted. On roll call vote, all councilors voted in favor of said motion. Mayor Pro Temp Brooks declared the motion passed.
RESOLUTION 06-198 - ACCEPTING BID FOR FREEBORN BANK BUILDING (SKYLIGHT)
Bids were accepted for the construction and installation of a skylight for the Freeborn Bank/Jacobsen building restoration. Two bids were received for the project: W. L. Hall Company, Hopkins, MN, for the sum of $75,125 and Super Sky Products, Inc., Mequon, WI, in the amount of $58,400. The engineer’s estimate on this portion of the project was $65,000. The consultant’s recommendation is to accept the low bid from Super Sky Products.
(See Secretary's Original Resolution
06- 198 included with these minutes.)
Councilor Erdman moved, Councilor Severtson seconded, that this resolution be adopted. On roll call vote, all councilors voted in favor of said motion. Mayor Pro Temp Brooks declared the motion passed.
RESOLUTION 06-199 – ADOPTING ASSESSMENTS FOR JOB 9905
The resolution would adopt the proposed assessments for Government Acres water and sewer extension and the assessments and distribution of costs are as follows: total project cost is $324,406.24, assessed cost is $198,400.00, City cost is $71,855.24, and developer funded $54,151.00 and will be assessed over a period of 15 years.
(See Secretary's Original Resolution
06-199 included with these minutes.)
Motion made by Councilor Severtson, seconded by Councilor Fjelstad that this resolution be adopted. On roll call vote, all councilors voted in favor of said motion. Mayor Pro Temp Brooks declared the motion passed.
RESOLUTION 06-200 – ADOPTING ASSESSMENTS FOR JOB 0113
This resolution will adopt the proposed assessments for Sanitary Sewer and Watermain Extension to Pro Trucking and Freeborn Mower Cooperative and Trails Truck Stop entrance sewer repairs. The assessments and distribution of costs are as follows: total project cost $665,510.57, assessed cost is $207,320.00, city cost is $364,148.07. Future assessments will be $94,042.50 and will be assessed over a period of 15 years.
(See Secretary's Original Resolution
06-200 included with these minutes.)
Motion made by Councilor Severtson, seconded by Councilor Marin that this resolution be adopted. On roll call vote, all councilors voted in favor of said motion. Mayor Pro Temp Brooks declared the motion passed.
RESOLUTION 06-201 – ADOPTING ASSESSMENTS FOR JOB 0314
This resolution will adopt the proposed assessments for Lakeview Blvd., Wedge Street, Hatch Bridge replacement. Assessments and distribution of costs are as follows: total project cost is $2,042,047.38, assessed cost is $27,098.25, City cost is $2,014,949.13 and will be assessed over a period of five years.
(See Secretary's Original Resolution
06-201 included with these minutes.)
Motion made by Councilor Erdman, seconded by Councilor Fjelstad that this resolution be adopted. On roll call vote, all councilors voted in favor of said motion. Mayor Pro Temp Brooks declared the motion passed.
PUBLIC ITEMS:
CONDEMMED PROPERTY
Patrick Corrigan, 814 Frank Hall Drive,
· Stated that the Lakeview School is blowing grass clippings into the street which is against city code.
Roger Bok, 1012 Cato Drive had the following concerns:
· Moving of the Public Items to the end of the agenda
· Ulstad and Sheridan – blocked street, curb and gutter – it is all one street, cut trees so you can see – look at the map.
· Where was it voted on to remove the doors and windows from the Collins Auto building?
· Larson Property – has the City Attorney reviewed this contract?
· Port Authority is selling property again. This should have come back to the council from the Port Authority to the council.
· West of Domino’s Pizza, junk all over. Where is the inspection department? What is the problem?
· Bridge Street – banner in the right of way – but sweet corn person could not be there as it was residential and it is commercial.
City Manager, Victoria Simonsen responded:
· The public items were moved, not at the work session, but on the consent agenda this evening.
· Sheridan issue, that there was no change made to the new curbing, it only looks different.
· The doors and windows were allowed to be taken by the previous owner as it was listed in the purchase agreement.
· Junk behind the pizza place and the new owner will be cleaning this up in a couple of weeks.
· No banner in the right of way should be allowed. Sweet Corn person was creating accidents. We asked him to move and he complied.
Paul Sparks, Albert Lea Port Authority, stated in response to Mr. Bok’s concerns as follows:
· Contract on the Larson project has been reviewed by the City Attorney and is near completion.
· Regarding the Crystal Pierz Marine option to purchase it back. It would not be in our interest to buy it back. It does not fit into our new plan for an industrial park. The new park will take a lot of money to complete with no federal or city dollars.
Bob Ackland, 2161 Highland Avenue – requested break on landfill costs to clean up Rainbow Terrace. City Attorney stated that the owner of the property should make the request, not the contractor.
MOTION: To reduce the rate from $9.00 to $4.50 for the removal of property that is on city’s condemnation list and is requested directly to City Council.
After discussion a motion made by Councilor Fjelstad, seconded by Councilor Severson. On roll call vote all councilors vote in favor of this motion. Mayor Pro Temp Brooks declared the motion passed.
Bob Ackland, 2161 Highland Avenue :
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Concerns regarding their private driveway. They live on a dead end and have problems with trucks, cars and other types of vehicles turning around on their apron and are concerned that it is ruining their driveway which they just had installed.
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Does city have any regulations regarding this violation on private property?
City Manager stated that she had driven out to this site. A sign is in place stating that this is a dead end road. She stated that she had spoken with the City Engineer and they are looking at extending this street in the future. She suggested that they contact the violators or the city will contact them about not turning around on their private driveway.
UNLISTED ITEMS
WARD ITEMS
First Ward, Councilor Rasmussen – Absent.
Second Ward, Councilor Erdman:
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Speeding on 5th Avenue N. from Maurice needs extra patrol.
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New lift station – turn exhaust pipe away from Cedar Avenue.
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Thank you to the Bayside Ski Club for hosting the Regional Show.
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Thank you to the City Employees who had to put in extra time for this event.
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Special “Thanks” to all of the volunteers who did Lake clean-up on August 12, 2006, both in Fountain and Albert Lea Lake and a Special “Thanks” to Crystal Pierz Marine and Mr. Dean Slater, who helps to organize this event, used their own boats, supplies prizes and food. There were over 100 volunteers and they collected 4-5 roll off dumpsters of debris from the lakes. This is a very worth while community event.
Third Ward, Councilor Marin:
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Corner of 1st Avenue & Main Street – Northeast corner, storm sewer clogged and eroding driveway. Requested a written response to the problem.
Fourth Ward, Councilor Fjelstad:
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Speed bumps around the lake area, liability to the city. We cannot have them around the lake area.
Fifth Ward, Councilor Severtson:
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Garage Sale signs are not allowed in the city right-of-way
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106 &110 Fenton – long grass complaint
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Does the city allow golf carts on city streets
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Handicap signage at Knights of Columbus Building needed.
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Complaint on Government Acres road blocked by contractors
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Sexual predator round table discussion at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, August 15, 2006, ALTV.
Sixth Ward, Councilor Brooks:
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Update on 10th Street construction requested.
ADJOURNMENT – 8:15 P.M.
Councilor Marin moved, Councilor Severson seconded, that there being no further business, the council meeting be adjourned until the next regular meeting of the Albert Lea City Council on Monday, August 28, 2006 call vote, all councilors voted in favor of said motion. Mayor Pro Temp Brooks declared the motion passed and the meeting adjourned.
Filed and attested August 15, 2006.
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Secretary of the Council Mayor Pro Tempore Al Brooks