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08/26/1980 - City Council Special SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 26, 1980 7:00 P.M. CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S OFFICE EAGAN CITY HALL EAGAN, MINNESOTA I. 7:00 - Karen Ferguson (Western County Jail Facility) II. 8:00 - 1981 Budget Review III. Other IV. Adjournment MEMO TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCILMEMBERS FROM: CITY ADMINISTRATOR HEDGES DATE: AUGUST 25, 1980 SUBJECT: INFORMATIONAL I was notified this morning by Mayor Blomquist that City Councilman Egan's father, Robert E. Egan, has passed away. The funeral is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, Aun_ust 26, 1980, at the St. Agnes Catholic Church in Ashland, Wisconsin. Interment will be at Resurrection Cemetery in Mendota Heights at 2:00 p.m. , Wednesday, August 27, 1980. Holly has contacted the funeral home in Ash— land and the family prefers that money be given to either the St. Agnes School Education Association in Ashland, Wisconsin, or the American Cancer Association. I will have a card ready at the meeting tomorrow evening so we can take a contri— bution (approximately $2 to $3) and send it to the family with a designated purpose if you should so desire. I spoke with Karen Ferguson last week and, since she is available this week, I checked with the Mayor and we decided to have Karen present at 7:00 p.m. to— morrow o—morrow evening to discuss with the City Council County plans for a new jail facility in the western part of the County. Chief of Police- DesLauriers has also been notified of the meeting and is planning to be present. The City Administrator will address those questions that were raised by the City Council at the first budget meeting held last Wednesday, August 20, 1980, at the meeting tomorrow evening. Enclosed are copies of various information that either the Mayor or I have re— ceived that we felt should be copied to the City Council. City Administrator f Of V RAMSEY COUNTY,MINNESOTA GATEWAY TO THE NORTH 2401 HIGHWAY10 MOUNDS VIEW,MINN. 55112 August 21, 1980 The Honorable Beatta Blomquist Mayor of the City of Eagan 3795 Pilot Knob Road Eagan, Minnesota 55122 Dear Mayor Blomquist: On behalf of the Mounds View City Council I would like to take this opportunity to commend your City for the effort that you have made in controlling and curbing the current sale and use of drug paraphernalia. To further state the position of the City of Mounds View and the efforts you have made, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 1128 (copy enclosed) on July 28 supporting your position and recognizing the issues that are before us. In addition to Resolution No. 1128 I have enclosed a copy of the current Mounds View City Ordinance relating to drug paraphernalia which has proved to be effective for the City to date. If you have any questions regarding the enclosed Resolution or the Mounds View City Ordinance on drug paraphernalia, feel free to give me a call at 784-3055. Once again, on behalf of the City Council I would like to extend the City' s support and endorsement of your efforts, and if we can be of any further assistance, feel free to give our office a call. inc 7 ruse R. Anderson Acting Clerk-Admi istrator BKA/jw cc: Mr. Thomas Hedges, City Administrator - Eagan Mayor Duane McCarty Mounds View Police Chief Grabowski - Mounds View Richard Meyers, City Attorney - Mounds View RESOLUTION NO. 1128 CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW COUNTY OF RAMSEY STATE OF MINNESOTA RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE DRUG PARAPHERNALIA ORDINANCE AS PREPARED BY THE CITIES OF EAGAN AND BROOKLYN CENTER WHEREAS, the use of controlled substances is becoming an ever increasing problem; and WHEREAS, the City of Mounds View recognizes the potential harm from the use of controlled substances to the individual as well as to society at large; and WHEREAS, the City of Mounds View has been actively combatting the increased drug problem through strict enforcement of Mounds View Ordinance #300 . 01 and continued police enforcement to curb the ever increasing drug problem; and WHEREAS, the Cities of Eagan and Brooklyn Center have assumed a role of leadership in the control of eliminating the sale of any items relating to the use of controlled substances; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Mounds View that the City hereby endorses, supports, and commends the efforts currently being undertaken by the Cities of Eagan and Brooklyn Center to curb the current sale and use of drug parapher- nalia. Adopted this 28th day of July, 1980. ATTEST: 1 Mayor (SEAL) 9 C� Clerk-Administra fD - 300 . 01 (2) 609 . 755 Acts of or relating to gambling. (3) 600 . 76 Other acts Yel.It ing to gambling. SU"V"On 16 . _mc_, Rr.1.c1.i_ny_to Cc�I1MILinicat.i.ons . (1) 609 . 785 Fraudulent long-distant, telephone calls . (2) 609 - 79 Making anOuyirOu, t.elephonQ calls . (3) 609 - 795 O"i_ng :,ea. Od letter, telegram, or package. Subdivision 17 . . (1) 609 - 80S Ticket scalping. (2) 609 . 81. Misconduct of pawnhr-'okers. (3) 609. 1315 t•1iscOnduct_ of junk or second-hand dealer. (4) 609 . 82 i'r.aud in Obtaining credit. Subdivision .18 . My aallanc_ous Crime a . (.L) 609 . 825 Br.ibe y of participant car crffyi,l]. in contest. (2) 609 , U3 ValsK 1i?1,1r,r.':';cIlaLinu another. (;) Cruelty to animals . Any parson who inhumanely,rruclly or wantonly boats / injures , or other:wi e abuses any ai11i11al or bird within the Municipality. (4) Public t.)r'1'.n};nn��:'�' intoxicated . b v , Every per son who becomes y clunLaril-y drinking intoxicating liquor is guilty of the offense of drunkene;s . (5) Inhalation. Noerson. or drink or lie ar hero u, by reason of inhalin I shall inhale, breathein Ox L d g, breathing, or dor any substance commonly adhesive, cement , muselagc�, do�,c� l nllo�m as glue, nail polish and l�tcluer, nailpolish Solvent, l�aqucr, drugs , finger- above named ; • na:�_.pol.ish r0nmvor or thinners for the substances , or any substance containing toluol, a hexane , thrichloroothy1cno, ac iLonc, tolrlene, t:hel. acetate, methyl et.1lc�1 ketone , frit►lc.�rer�atllanr- , i.soprc,patic�l- , methyl isobutyl- ketone, methyl collosolve acc�taLc , c�cl.opropanol or any other substance which contains keotono ,} , other, clrlor•inatod hydrocarbons , �orlanyjotllcrorganic s;. milaraingredien>r which releases to " vapors for the purpose of inducing symtoms of intoxication, r_�1�iti.on, cr:;rit:c�Incrlit., confusion paralysis, irrational behavior', or any manner chaIdlge,dizziness , distort, or clisttlx.b the balance , coordination , or the audio-visual, or mental processes. . (24 , 25 ,?, ,27 , 2, , 76 , F38 , ,,6 , 107, 1i31) 300 . 01 609- 695 use of Narcotics . h. Dcfiniti,,, , terms , and phrases, Un- lOss the—My clearly indicates that a diffurerlL moaning is intended, the following words , terms , and. phr.... , for the Purpones of this chapter, shall be given the meaning s suhjoinej to them. 1. Persons . "POW0113" includes any corporation, dUa:j!; - 1,, or any On(., or more indivi- it 2 I.,ho words "Joysician" , "dentist" mal"Afacturo-r" , "wholosal(NIS f. . I veterinarian" , and "laboratory" are hnrow'i ' aMthecary" . 11110f;pitaln L11 defined Pursuant to the terms Of Minnesota Statues G18. 01 Subdivisions 3, 4 , 5, 7 , 8, 9 , and 10. 3. Narcotic Drugs . narcotic drugs" For purposes of this chapter shall moon coca leaves , hashish) , OPium (mar'juana and , cannabis "Onipccaine , amidono , isoamidone, as fully defined 618 . 01 Subdivisions 15 , 20 'a Aihn=Ota Statutes- , 23 , 22 , and 23 ; and shall in- clude all "Pressan" , stimulants , hallucinogens including LSD by whatover trade namo Lhey arc known as , and every othor Substance neither chemically nor phys * tinguishabl, f... them; Fodoral, Narcotics Low may now apply; "ally d"s- any other drugs to which the which is heroaftor incluaed under tj and a nY OLhar. drug Law and found by tho SLato ] 10 Federal Narcotic notice and OpporLunity for 30ard Of Health afWr rea2onable forming or Waring , to have an addiction- addicKon-sustaining liability similar to mor" no Or cocaine , from Lho effective . Of such finding of said State Board of H.d.ajQ,o. f dLermination mean:; tabu thu POdOral Nayc3 oticLaws . "Podura L Narcotics Laws" laws of the United States relating it opium, coca leaves, and Mhcr narcoLic drugs. 5- Official written Ordar. means "Official written order" order written on a form provided for that purpose by the Uni " Sta " o f N'11:(-otics under any IaWS Of Hli� Ujjite(j State..,; mas, ln such order forms are autj g anpdrovision requircd therefore , if Law and 10rined by Yederai � " no such Order form is provided , then on an official form provided for that purpose by the Department Of Health of State. G . dunq paraphQr,,Ii,. I:arcotic drug para- p• shall inc-111de hypodermic syringe or needle o any insLrumarlL or r implement adnpLed for thQuse of narcotic A 300 . 01 or any pipe , narcotic smokino paraph,,,alia or other for the smoking or inhalation of narcotics an defined herein. B. U, J.a ration OC Public Nuisance. declarod ho a Pu )l1c n"isnnca a .jecti— _ It is hereby Sitfe' ',_-Y and goneral wcjfare for arq pars "g the Public peace, insAtution3 , or laboratories as on , except those persons , ,J- 1-aph 21 to have in thehr posse; deCined in Section A, para- any narctoic jr... MiOn or allow on their premises C. Ann . (7!�-:Cop t th IL shall &q unlaw" for any person, Osu Pursons , jnsWuLions , or lab,,,tories an defined allow A, pavaqraPh 2 , to have: in their POssession o to allow on thohr Premises Persons who have possoss * r drugs or to allow an their promises any I ion of narcotic be unlawful for any person to use 0. aparcoLic drug. It shall. on his promises narcotic drug Parapherna0w to be used or to allow, A persons , Promises for the purp lia With narcotic drugs .- that real CWWO owned , r Oses of this chapter shall be OnLed or used by any person. D_ r:ca,l ill Or.L�rLllill whosc uso C o 11 L,1 in 0 r. A I to whoa auy narcotic -A- j------- ox o r -f o r Mug has been prescribed, dispensed, 11 a physician , dentiot, apoLhccary, or _ or other person autho""d Under the Provisions of Minnesota Statutes 618 . 05 , and the owrli!C C)C any anLrnZl. for Whic-h any d-rug leer, Prescribed, sola, or 6ispen,ed, -) it 03,11Y ii, the, (. - 1.)Y a v(-Lcrj.nari.,-,jrj , Ilizly jal-Ifull.y him by [11a jjer_.,-,o onf-a""(-�r -'-n "hich -it d(!liv(-!rod to -elling or thr! a '''he Prov"Ons Of thia chapter "' owing the use of narcotic drugs on a persons , preoises , warchounumun, shall not apply to c0smon carriors or to g while enagod in lawfully tiansporting or storiag such narechic any OmPloy" Of the same acting WiLhin Lhe scuPo Of his CmPl0Ym"n1 ; or to public M &Qrs or their employp,, in the Performance oc their Official dutics requiring Wssonnian Or sLorage an their premkcs Of narcotic drugs ; Or to L-nPorary invidential Possession by employ,,, or agents Of persono lawfrily entitled to ,,,059ion, or by persons whose PoswessiOl is for the Purpose of aid . performing thair oFficial duties . lng Public Officers in 1, y All narcob N-35J201- .4-09P -shall be. forfeitOO in cerLain cases. X Hugs , the laiful-- established or the title t PRAINK-TEMITRAPTOC—_ have come into Lhe custod o which cannot be ascertained, which Y of a peace officer, shall he for- feited and disjosed of Pursuant to the Provisions of Minnesota Statutes 6 19, 15, G. Pl.001kca, Any persons violating any Vrc* chapter shall be guilty OU a misdemeanor. ovision of this DATE: August 13, 1980 CITY OF EWAN Statistical Data-- Amount of Program $16,940,000 Total Amount of Pre-Cmrdtted Loans $ 2,642,100 Percentage of Loans Pre-Committed 16 % Law Income Basic Inane Total Number of Loans 30 16 Average Mortgage Amount $ 57,315 $ 57,666 Average Sale Price 62,454 63,809 Average Appraisal Value 62 927 — + 65,428 Average Adjusted Gross Income 20,756 24,853 Average Gross Income 21,989 26,447 Type of Loan: Insured Conventional 0 2 Uninsured Conventional 1 ----3 FHA 7 VA — Graduated Pledge 15-- Average Loan to Value Ratio: Insured Conventional -- 85% Uninsured Conventional 77% Number of New Construction loans 15 6 Number of Existing Loans 15 10 Type of Dwelling: Single Family 22 13 Townhouse 5 '—' Condominium 3 . 0 Mobile Hames 0 Average Previous Previous Residents 23% 31% Number of Renters 21 13 Number of Owners 9 3 Sex Male 23 16 Female 7 Average Family Size 1,7 2,3 Average Number of Children .3 Marital Status: Married 14 13 Single 15 Joint 1 1 FUNDING: Dollar. Amount of Loans Funded $ 966150 Number of Loans 17 �r l DAZE: August 13, 1980 CITY CF EAGAN $16,940,000--Amount of Program Dollar Amount of Funds Remaining $ 12,696,750 Low Inamie $ 5,677,250 Basic Income $ 7,019,500 Single Family Funds Remaining $ 6,854,150 Condo Funds Remaining $ 3,234,050 Townhouse Funds Remaining $ 2,608,550 Mobile Hane Funds Remaining $ 1,694,000 Conventional 95% Funds Remaining $ 1,694,000 Graduated Conventional Funds Remaining $ 2,771,750 Graduated 95% Oonventional Funds Remaining $ 1,610,250 Total Pre-Commitment Armunt $ 2,642,100 r> Trinity Lone Oak Lutheran Church, & SchoolLC-MS 2950 Dodd Road ihways 49 & 55 Eagan, Minnesota 55121 August 8, 1980 Mayor Bea Blomquist City of Eagan 3795 Pilot Knob .Road Eagan, Minnesota 55122 Dear Mayor Blomquist, In September, our church will reach its 100th anniversary. We are very pleased and happy about reaching this milestone and are planning a month long celebration in honor of this great event. The following is our schedule: Our services begin at 8:00 and 10:30 A.M. Sunday, September 7 - Theme: Christian Education Sunday, September 14 - Theme: Mission Sunday, September 21 Theme: Praise & Thanksgiving (German Service in afternoon) Sunday, September 28 - Theme: Reconsecration Sunday, September 21 is the most important day in this month long celebration and we invite you to celebrate with us. 1f you cannot be with us for this special day, we ask that you remember and include us in your prayers. We look forward to seeing you at our 100th anniversary celebration! Sincerely, ar Francis Trost Centennial Chairman Reuben F.Meissner,Pastor Trinity Lone Oak Lutheran Curtis Stoltenow,Principal 454-7235 or 454-3940 Church 454-7235 454-1139 or 454-6335 School 454-1139 __ Radio-"The Lutheran Hour" TV--nk is the Life"