3350 Hwy 55CITY OF EAGAN Remarks -? ?!0 n a G/`? J ?f 8?°
Addition AUDITORS SUB #38 Lot 1 Blk 1' Parcel 10 03800 080 02
Owner Street 3350 Hwy #55 State St. Pau1,MN 55111
Improvement Date Amount Annual Years Payment Receipt Oate
STREETSURF.
STREET RESTOR.
GRADING
SAN SEW TRUNK 1970 1858.50 74.34 25
SEWER LATERAL
WATERMAIN
WATER LATERAL
WATER AREA
STORM SEW TRK 1984 11 272. OC 751.47 15
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EAGAN TOWNSHIP No 584
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Skoxies To Be Used For Fron! Dep2h -He?ig7h?i- Esf. Cos! Pesmii Fee
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1'his permii does nof auiho ze` !he use ot sireeis, roads, alleys or sidewalks nor does it give !he owner or his ageni
!he righ! !o creafe aay situ ion whieh is a nuisance oz which psesents a hazard 20 3he healih, safely, convenience and
general welfare !o anpone in the com '.
THIS PERMIT MUST BE . I ?/?HILE THE WOAK IS IN PROG S,,.,
This is So cerliEp. Shat-_' '- --- - ------- ------- ,.... . ----------- has permission !o execf a--- •<PS??L?X . .............'°-----"----'--upon
!he above described premise subj ihe rovisions of !he Suilding Q? din?? .for sh?p adopted April 13,
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M. G. ASTLEFORD CORRESPONDENCE
Endosed on pageX is a copy of correspondence from Tom Gallagher, representing
M. G. Astleford Company, apologizing to the City Council for comments he made at the
May 18 City Council meeting.
MONTHLY REPORT/FIRE DEPARTMENT
Enclosed on page Q3 is a copy of the monthly report for April 1993 for the Eagan Fire
Department.
MEMO/COUNCILMEMBER MASIN
Enclosed on page 2y- is a copy of a memo from Councilmember Masin entftled
"Prioritization of Economic Development Options."
ARTICLE/MINNEAPOLIS STAR
Enclosed on pageZis a copy of an article entitled °Development group files countersuit
on Eagan's Cliff Lake Shopping Center" that appeared in the Minneapolis Star Tribune
newspaper on Wednesday, June 2. ,
MINNESOTA VALLEY TRANSIT AUTHORITY/MAY BOARD MEETING
% is a copy of an update on the Minnesota Valley Transit Authority's
Enclosed on page o
May Board meeting as provided by Senior Planner Kristy Marnin.
T H 55 FRONTAGE ROAD MAINTENANCE CLAIM - STAN PIEKARSKI
33_?a L u?y. 55"
At the June 1 Council meeting, Councilmember Wachter inquired as to the status of the
claim submitted by Mr.Pan Piekarski for past maintenance of the T.H. 55 frontage road.
Enclosed on pages 2;lthrough Z is a coy of correspondence from the Public Works
Director to Mr. Piekarski informing him of the Council's review of his Gaim and future
maintenance activities by the Public Works Department. The frontage road maintenance
and sealcoat are scheduled to be completed by August 15,1993. If any Council member
would like further information regarding this.issue, pleasefeel free to contact Tom Colbert.
,[,g/ Thomas L. Hedges
City Administrator
Attachments
TLH/vmd
2
MEMO
TO: ALL ADVISORY COMMISSION
FROM: CITY ADMINISTRATOR HEDGES
DATE: MAY 28, 1993
SUBJECT: UPDATE
Thank You. Volunteers
At a recent work session, the City Council expressed their appreciation for the efforts all
our volunteers are making to their various commission activfties. First, the City Council
sends their appreciation to everyone and secondly, they are considering a form and
process in which the City's mission statement and goals can be preserited. Time is a
precious commodity and the CRy Council would like to further bridge their philosophy,
views, goals and mission statement with each of the advisory commissions through either
a meeting of the chairpersons from each commission with Mayor Egan or a larger forum
involving Ciry Councilmembers and all advisory commission members. Look for this to
happen in the early fall.
John Grfags Recognition
A special recognition to John Griggs, who receritly resigned from the Advisory Planning
Commission to accept a new posRion of employment in Winona.
Community Develonment Director Position
The hiring of the Community Development Director position is progressing along with the
assistance of an executive recruiter from the Brimeyer Group. The City Council advertised
nationally and received 80 applications which has now been narrowed to a final 17
candidates that are under consideration by the City Council. Further screening, first
round of interviews and finai interviews wili occur during the next 45 days with the finalist
named at that time.
Rightsizing Analysis
The City Council has undertaken a rightsizing analysis which is coordinated by the City
Administrator. During the past several months, each department has been asked to
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April 5 IM .::.. ... ... .
available if the utility lines were run at aa angie:£rom the street tq:t?s conaectioa. Mr. Colbert then addressed
the easement vacation along the south properfji *4,,
Don Christenson, the applicany scated tha4witii4peefer the secoad option (Exhibit A). In addidon,
Mr. Ciuistensan asked if the pub&c hearing for the easement vacation could be moved up to the April 20
meeting. City qttomey Mike Dougheriy stated that with signed waivers from the property ownas, the public
heazing could be noticed and Leld at the April ZO regular City Council meeting.
Wachter moved, Awada seconded, a:,.omver of plat for a duplex lot split for pon
Christensoq located on Lot 6, Block 1, Buffer HilLs Adftiori; and;sdbject to the following canditions:
1. EacL unit shall be served by separate utility:;6Ervices.
2. All applicable Ciry Code reyuireirteniSci?;i:>
Aye: 5 Nay. 0
Wachter moved, Masin seconded, a motioa to sc6edule a public hearing for April ?A, 1993, for the
vacatioa of a utility easement on Lot 6, Block i, Buffer Hilk Addition Aye: 5 Nay: D
YIESARSBI4a"TUR REUVIBURSEMENT
Mayor Egaa invoduced tLis ixem as T.H. 55.Aiorth Pru64'e' Road maintcuance claim for reimbursement
(Piekuski). Stan Piekarski, the claiman[, was preS6t.
Councilmember Wachter indicated th6t;t?:PEiibfiC Works Committee Lad agreed to upgrade the road
and then eit6er maintain or enter into an agrcCm6nt with Mr. Piekarski to maintain this frontage road. When
Mr. Pielcarski questioned whetber there would be any reimbursement for his 20 + yeazs of maintaining the road,
the Councilmember stated that the upgrade and future maintenance would be the reimbursement.
Councilmember Awada suggested that if the caat ro the (Sty would be less if Mr. Piekarski maintained
the road, the City should enter into an agrcomeat;wiEL;:Lim:.fot;.t}w. service. While concerns were expressed
abou[ the precedent such adion would set, iC:tee?:gls?i ?ed'(liat ?e':amount of taxes paid by Mr. Piekazski for
snow removal services would be closer to S40 or $50 pec:Ytar as oppcased to the SZ00 per year Mr. Piekarski was
daiming for reimbursemen[. Councilmember Masin said:she woula:be willing to consider a leuer amount for
Mr. Piekarski's c]aim for previous maintenance of the fiostage ro* however, Were was no additional support
for tbat action ....
After fur[her discussion, Wachter moved, Huntec seconded, a motion to: 1) approve Al[ernate #4, the
iastallation of Class V and double sealcoat on the T.H. 55 north Gontage road, 2) approve routine maintenance
of the frontage road by City aews, and 3) deny the c]aim for previous T.H. 55 north frontage road maintenance
as submitted by Mr. Piekarski. Aye: 5 Nay. 0
F.".?
SIDEYARD SETBACH?•??Pt'8f8tf117L??RIDGE ADDITION
Mayor Egan inVOduced tLis item as a variance for J. Ioseph Conswction, of 3' to the required 5'
sideyazd setback for Lot 11, Block 7, Bridie Ridge Addition, loftfbd in the NW 1/4 of Section ?A. Acting
D'uector of Community Development Hohenstein desrn'bed the vaziance and noted that if the vaziance is
approved, it shoiild be conditioned upon the applicaot petitiauing and successCully receiving a vacation of that
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Agenda Information Memo
April 5, 1993, City Council Meeting
A. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Item 1. TH 55 North Frontage Road Maintenance Claim For Retmbursement (Piekars4ti)--
At the March 2 Council meeting, Mr. Stan Piekazski of 3350 TH 55 approached the Gouncil
under the Visitors To Be Heazd agenda requesting Council action regarding the frontage
road servicing his property on the north side of TH SS at the intersection with TH 149.
The Council directed Mr. Piekarski to meet with the Director of Public Works to discuss
the issue which would then be presented to the City Council if appropriate. Subsequently,
Mr. Piekarski met with Public Works Director Colbert on Monday, March 15, at which time
the claim for frontage road maintenance enclosed on page was submitted. Enclosed
on page is a location map showing the relationship of Mr. Piekarski's property to the
frontage road in question. Enclosed on pages through ate copies of past
correspondence the Ciry has had directly with Mr. Piekarski or documenting meetings held
with him. This provides good background information for the Council to help them address
the claims submitted by Mr. Piekazski.
ACTION TO BE CONSIDERED ON THIS ITEM: To approve/deny the claim for T'H 55
north frontage road maintenance as submitted by Mr. Piekarski. Also, direct staff to either
1) perform routine maintenance or, 2) enter into a contractual relationship with Mr.
Piekarski for future public road maintenance.
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Mr. J. F. Bergford
District State-Aid Engineer
Minnesota Department of Highways
1246 University Avenue
St. Pau1, Minnesota 55104
Dear Mr. Bergford:
Your reference:
S. P. 1909-32 (T. H. 56=116)
Maintenance of Frontage Roads
Adjacent to Trunk Highway 55
In Eagan Township, Dakota County
I am herewith enclosing original plus four copies of an agreement
covering the above relative to maintenance of frontage roads
along Highway #55 in Eagan Township.
Would you kindly return two fu11y executed copies to our office
after execution by the State of Minaesota.
Y very tru ? ly
Pau1 H. Hauge ?
PHH:daw
Enclosures
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S.P. 1909-32 (T.x. 55=116)
u.greement Ido. / 2 f' (?
A G?t E E M E NT
ThIS AGREIMENT made and entered into by 1nd between the State of Minnesotal
Department of Highways, acting by and through its Canmi§sionerg hereinafter
referred to as the "State" and atga.n Townshipt iakota Countyg acting by and
through its Town Board, hereinafter referred to as the "Township".
41ITN ;SSETHs
ldfiMF.A5, The State has constructed Trunk Highway 55 within the limits of the
Township, and
WHE_RELS, In the judgnent of the Commiesioners in the interest of sa£ety and £or
convenient public travel and in mitigation oY damagesg the State has constructed
Frontage Roads within the Township in conjunction with the construction of Trunk
Highway 55, and
WHEUEAS, Said Frontage roads are shown on the drawing marked "ESchibit A"
attached hereto and made a part hereof, and
iJHMEAS, The Township a:;oroves said fron*.•age roads substantially as shown on
Exhibit A and is willing to maintain the same.
N0Wg THE.E:3EFOR:t IT IS AGREEM
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That pursuant to the Laws of 19599 Chapter 500) -krticle II9 Section 24 (M.S.A.
161.24) and Section 38 {M.S.A. 161.38} as amended by Laws of N.innesotaq 1961,
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Chapter 577, the work on the frontage roads was done in conjunction with the construct-
ion of Trunk Highway 55 within agan Township subetantially as ehown on the plans
for S.P. 1909-32 (T.H. 55=116), on file in the office of the Commissioner of Aighwaysp
St. Paul, Nunnesota, which plans are made a pyrt hereof by reference.
NrIKMEwdTA Hi':H4'JQY DrPAP.TMENT
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Ti'.21C: , ll.^,n:1 i1.:-piII ';.91.11 Cc i:q!:S:.P•:@d ?1.^, FJ-cS2TV:.!1? :Cn
aforesaid fror.t.i.,ce ro•id;, ;;g nt;lrly -,r:ctir,•.Lble, in tneir ori;-1II,:1 COIIdit7.017, 111-
cluding but not limited to pitchin.c, repe,irinF ,n:i :l;_;ot seal coL:ti^f.,* re-moving snorr,
ice , nd debris, a_^.plyinF; sand or cinders ,jnd s%lt -is necess :.ry, and mowin;; of
veget:,.tion within the portion of rir-t:ts o£ w<y ;:s renuired, but sh•ill not be con-
strued to include res+zrfacing or comple:e se;:l coating,
III
Piae Townshir. _ndemnifiea, s.2ves and holds harmless the ;:t:te and all of its
s.-ents and employeES from any -isid sll clains, actions or CLuses of action oS any
kind or n:.ture whatsoever arising out o£ or by rea;on of the maintenance work pro-
vided for herein to be ncrformed by th- '_'ownshin a,n:i further :i,;rees to defend
at its sole coc;t and expense wzy action or proceeding commenced £or the purpose of
assertinP any claim o£ any nature or kind arisirg out o£ said maintenznce work.
IV
.111 employees of the `_`ownship and all other em:loyees :?hile engaged in said
maintenance shall not be consi3ered employees of the 5tate and all claims that
way arise under the Workmen's Compensation ::ct of tne State of 'alinnesota on behalf
of said emLloyees while so engaged and .sny claias m.ide by ary third parties 3s a
consequence of nny a.ct or omission on the part of sai3 emnloyees while so enga;,-ed
on S;:id ei+sintenence shall in n.o ws.y be the obli,-?ation or responsihility o£ t?:e
Stat: ;;.nd the 'i'ownsnip holds the Stxte h;irmless from any and c,.11 such claiis.
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Be.'ore this agreement becones binding and ef£ective, it shall be approved by
resolution of the Town t3oard of ;?g;n °ownship and sh:all also receive the approval
of such StFte Of£icer.; as +ne law m,sy nrovide in addition to the Commissioner of
FIighways.
IN P13:sTII1CNY •+?':;:.w:pF th,: pirtiefl h:iro duly a;cecuted t:iio rutreamnnt by theis
duly authoriaed ofTioara xnA asuied tGiiir reapeotise eeKla t•, ho hereuato :ifPixed.
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Recoemended for Apyrorals
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U;u:.VPION aVi'I{OtiIZItiG E;;r,'CU'°IUN 0? AGltr".M-212 8k."P.&2i TU.I(SHIY#
D.KUi':l C(IINTYv AC"IN(3 BY AY.) TIi:iQU3$ T$E 1Y?il1B !!(:,LItD ::IIU `C:i:
OF HICHWAYS, S':aTL UF M¢R!;F.3ctr,;.
wHe;BW101 The Commisaioner of $iglivqye ot the ::tzte of i4lnneAOta hus
auSmitted to the Town Iioard of ??enn Pornship Por azeoutiong an ngreemeat
rele.ting to the t5iture cuintenance of Froatage Roads as indiauted an the
attached draving marked Eslfibit "A".
NU1 aB IP RL'iCL9k:D' 9q the wombern oT the Pos+n Ho-ar3 of Fa4,ron Tovnehip,
Dakota CounLy, thut tho Cl-dirmnn of the ':ovn Board ot Fac=an 'Pownahip ead
the Tovnship Clerk are hereby wthoriaed and direatad to execute tor aad
on betuilt of and in the name of F.airan .ovneiiip an agreament betwen the
Town Bosrd rutd the Cormminaioner of Highxa}rs wherein the lbwnship agresa to
maiata3n at its aole axpense thx frantxee roads* provitled Sor in the agrN-
ment, vhich lie rithin the right ot xay of Truak Higtsway Na. 55•
ClBTIFTCaTIUH OF POtrN3HIP CM1;tIC
I hereby aertify Lhat the foregoing rasolution is s trun and oorrsot aoyy of
the resolutioa praeontsd to and adogted by the Ibvn Boxrd of Eegars Tormahlpt
linlcota Oonatyg Mewoeota at a dnly authorizad aesting thereof deld on the
dr?r of 72 ?c 0 19G?
aa ahovn by the ainutee of eaid seetiaq 1n y ypae*saion.
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C.S. 1916 - 1917
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2iiESE FRCRNITACE RQ/.T=S '.LO:ZC WI'H
V.iRICL'S ENT.iZ6\U-S hRE TO EE
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R'I.F'.>E AN) C019EYT.ACE IS ^??t?G
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THOMASEGAN
Mayoi
PATRICIA AWADA .
SHAWN HUNTER
ApL'll 9, 1993 SANDRA A. MASIN
THEODORE WACHTER
Councll Membeis
MR. STAN PIERAR3RI
3350 AIGHWAY SS THOMAS HEDGES
EAGAN, MN. 55121 CuyAdmininsiwror
EUGENE VAN OVERBEKE
RE: Claim for Frontage Road Maintenance ciHaaik
Dear Mr. Piekarski:
on March 15, 1993, you submitted a claim for $5,000 representing 25
years of maintenance for the frontage road located in front of your
residence. This claim was presented to the City Council at its
meeting of April 5th and was subsequently denied as explained to
you at that meeting.
In regards to future maintenance obligations, the City Council
directed the City staff to add this frontage road to its regular
Citywide snow/ice control maintenance program. Due to the fact
that these routes are reviewed and updated annually as additional
miles are added, we cannot tell you where in the 10 to 12 hour
progression your particular frontage road will be plowed for any
significant snowfall event.
Also, as indicated to you in a letter dated February 2, 1993, the
City of Eagan will regrade this frontage road, install Class V
crushed rock and sealcoat the surface for stability during this
summer's maintenance program. All of this will be at no cost to
you and will be considered part of the City's maintenance program
for public streets.
As you are aware, the City has assumed this maintenance obligation
when the frontage road was turned back from the State of Minnesota.
Please be assured that we will attempt to provide you with the same
level of service as provided to all other citizens within our
community. However, recognizing the level of expectations you have
MUNICIPAL CENTER
3830 PILOi NNOB ROAD
EAGAN. MINtJE50IA 55122-1897
PHONE: (612) 681 aMO
FAXi (612)681-4612
1DD:(6I2) 454-8535
THE LOIJE OAK TREE
THE SVMBOL OF STRENGTH AfJD GROWiH IN OUR COMMUNITY
Equal OpporluMty/Affiimative Actlon Employei
MAINTENANCE FACIIITM
3501 COACHMAN POINi
EAGAN. MINNESOIA 55122
PHONE: (612) 681 4300
FAX: (612) 681-4360
IDD: (612) 454$535
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April 9, 1993
based on performing this maintenance privately for all these years,,
you certainly have the option to continue to do so in the future.
However, the City will not be in a position to offer any
compensation or reimbursement for such services that you may wish
to provide on your own.
if you have any questions or concerns regarding the maintenance of
this frontage road, please direct them to our Superintendent of
Streets/Equipment, Mr. Arnie Erhart, who can be reached at 681-
4300.
Sincerely,
Thomas A. Colbert, P.E.
Director of Public Works
cc: Arnie Erhart, Superintendent of Streets/Equipment
TAC/je
STATEMENT
pROM Stanley Piekarski
3350 H3ghway 559 Eagan, MIT 55121
March 15 jbsi_
TO The Cit,y of Eagan
ADDRESS 3830 Pilot Knob Road
CITy Eegan, bIN 55121-1897
ORDER NO.
inten c Service
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of road.
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CTTY OF EAGAN
EAGAN CZTY COUNCIL
FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS, AND LEVY OF ASSESShIENTS
NOVEMBER 15, 1983
STANLEY and_ROSEMARY PIEKARSKI PROPERTY
IPARCEL N0. 10-03840-080-02 ?s
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1. Project #182R was properly noticed, heard and approved by the City
Council. Project #182R xas heard on September 16, 1980, Oetober 21, 1980 and
November 18, 1980 and approved on November 18, 1980.
2. The contract for Pro,ject #182R, i.e., contraet 4k81-3 was properly
noticed, bid, and awarded by the City Couneil.
3. In 1976, Stanley Piekarski petitioned the Citq of Eagan to install
storm sewer improvements but most of the neighboring property owners ohjected
to the improvements, and they were not installed at that time.
4. In 1980 flooding of the area, ineluding the Piekarski property,
reoccurred and the City Council approved storm sewer improvements.
5. The Piekarskis installed a berm on their property at their own
expense, but the berm did not control flooding after heavy rainfall.
6. Constructlon of the improvements was completed in August of 1982.
7. A hearing on special assessments for the property was held on July
5, 1983 at which time the Piekarskis filed ob,jections to the propoaed
assessment, and the City Council levied the assessments.
8. The assessments vere scheduled for reconsideration on October 11,
1983, at which time the Piekarskis Nere present with their attorney, Joseph
Perry. The City Couneil heard testimony from witnesses for the City and for
Piekarskis. Cross-examination took place by each party and a record was kept
by a court reporter. The hearing was clossd and each party was given 15 days
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to submit additional information to the Council, 20 days after the close of
the hearing to request by motion that further testimony or informtion be
submitted and 30 days from the close of the hearing for each party to submit
proposed Findings, Conclusions and Order.
9• The Stanley Piekarski property, Parcel No. 10-03800-080-02, located
in the North 1/2 of Section 12, Township 27, Range 23, Dakota County,
Minnesota, consisting of approximately 10.32 acres, has been benefited by the
storm sewer improvements installed pursuant to Project 4F182R by reason of
elimination of flooding problems, elimination of public nuisances, and
elimination of problems which would inhibit development of the property.
10. The proposed reassessment is based upon uniform rates established
in 1980 in aceordance with the City's Special Assessment Policy, i.e., at the
rate of $.034 per square Poot of single family residential property, and is
based upon 331,520 square feet after a credit oP 20$ Por estimated street
coverage resulting in an assessment of $11,272.00.
11. As a result of Project #182R the fair market value of the Piekarski
property was increased by $15,500.00.
CONCLUSIONS
1. The Piekarski property has been specially benefited by Project
4182R.
2. The proposed assessments are uniform across the same elass of
property.
3. The special benefit to the Piekarski property from Project #182R as
measured by the increase in market value, is $15,500.00 and exceeds the
proposed assessment.
4. The proposed assessment of $11;272.00 meets a11 criteria of special
assessment law and procedure under M.S.A. Chapter 429.
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LEVY OF ASSESSMENTS
The City Council hereby approves and orders the levy of the assessment
against the Piekarski property in the amount of $11,272.00.
MOTION
Upon motion by Smith , seconded by Egan ? the
hearing was closed and the assessment roll adopted in the amount of
$11,272.00.
Those in favor:
Those against:
All
None
Dated: November 15, 1983
CITY COUNCIL
By:
' Beatta Blomquist, Ma or
Attest: 2(U
E. . nOverbeke, City Clerk
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CITY OF EAGAN
EAGAN CITY COUNCIL
FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS, AND LEVY OF ASSESSMENTS
NOVEMBEA 15, 1983
STANLEY and ROSEMARY PIEKARSKI PROFERTY
cPARCEL-NO__10-03800-080-02 r,
FINDINGS
1. Projeet #182R was properly noticed, heard and approved by the City
Council. Projeet $182R was heard on September 16, 1980, October 21, 1980 and
November 18, 1980 and approved on November 18, 1980.
2. The contract for Project 4F182R, i.e., contraet #81-3 was properly
noticed, bid, and awarded by the City Council.
3. In 1976, Stanley Piekarski.petitioned the City of Eagan to install
storm sewer.improvements but most of the neighboring property owners objeeted
to the improvements, and they were not installed at that time.
4. In 1980 flooding of the area, including the Piekarski property,
reoceurred and the City Council approved storm sewer improvements.
5. The Piekarskis installed a berm on their property at their own
expense, but the berm did not control flooding after heavy rainfall.
6. Construetion of the improvements was completed in August of 1982•
7. A hearing on special assessments for the property was held on July
5, 1983 at whieh time the Piekarekis filed objections to the proposed
assessment, and the City Council levied the assessments.
8. The assessments were scheduled for reeonsideration on Oetober 11,
1983, at which time the Piekarskis were present with their attorney, .loseph
Perry. The City Council heard testimony from witnesses for the City and for
Piekarskis: Cross-examination took place'?by each'party and a record was kept
by a court reporter. The hearing was clossd and each party was given 15 days
1
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to submit additional information to the Council, 20 days after the close of
the hearing to request by motion that further testimony or informtion be
submitted and 30 days from the elose of the hearing for eaeh party to submit
proposed Findings, Conclusions and Order.
9. The Stanley Piekarski property, Parcel No. 10-03800-080-02, located
in the North 1/2 of Section 12, Township 27, Range 23, Dakota County,
Minnesota, consisting of approxtmately 10.32 acres, has been benefited by the
storm sewer improvements installed pursuant to Pro,jeet 4182R by reason of
elimination of flooding problems, elimination of public nuisanees, and
elimination of problems which would inhibit development of the property.
10. The proposed reassessment is based upon uniform rates established
in 1980 in aecordance with the City's Special Assessment Policy, i.e., at the
rate of $.034 per square foot oP single family residential property, and is
based upon 331,520 square feet after a credit oP 20$ for estimated street
coverage resulting in an assessment of $11,272.00.
11. As a result of Project #182R the fair market value of the Piekarski
property was inereased by $15,500.00.
CONCLUSTONS
1. The Piekarski property has been specially benefited by Pro,ject
$182R.
2. The proposed assessments are uniform across the same class of
property.
3. The special benefit to the Piekarski property from Projeet 1F182R as
measured by the increase in market value, is $15,500.00 and exceeds the
proposed assessment.
4. The proposed assessment of $11,272.00 meets all criteria of special
assessment law and procedure under M.S.A. Chapter 429.
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LEVY OF ASSESSMENTS
The City Council hereby approves and orders the levy of the assessment
against the Piekarski property in the amount of $22,272.00.
MOTION
Upon motion by Smith , seconded by Egan , the
hearing was elosed and the assessment roll adopted in the amount of
$11,272.00.
Those in favor: All
Those against: None
Dated: November 15, 1983
CITY CO[JNCIL
BY : i s_JLC?7
: Beatta Blomquist, Ma or
Attest: \?AA01.01010
E. . nOverbeke, City Clerk
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RESIDENTIAL
? q(,9p`] BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION
CITY OF EAGAN
3830 PILOT KNOB RD - 55122
857-881•4875
HewConsWction Reaulrements
• 3 registered sile surveys ahowing sq, tL ol bt sq. R W house; arrc4ll roofed areas
(20% maximum bt coyerege al6wed)
• 2 copies of plan showing heam & window slzes; poured found design, etc.)
• 7 set of Energy Calalations
• 3 mpies o! Tree Presenation PWn if bt pWtted aRer 71tl93
• Rim Joist Oetail Options selection sheet (bMgs wilh 3 or less unlfs)
DATE ?'ID 'n )
JOB SITE
.?cl9, a5
RemodeVRenairReauirements
. 2 copies ot plan
. 1 set oF Energy Caldilatans lar heated addiUons
• 1 site survey tot exterior additions 8 decks
. Indirate'rf home served by seplic system lor additions
VALUp[ION ?.3560 • W
If MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING, HOW MANY UNITS?
PROPERTYOWNER (H/LlL1.1VW_ t'/akai
NEW RESIDENTIAL BUILDING ONLY- FILL OUT COMPLETELY
energy Code Category _ MINNFSOTA RULES 7670 CAT'EGORY 1
(check one) - Rasidential Ventilation Category 1 Worksheet Submitted
- Energy Envelope Calculations Su6mitted
_ MINNESOTA RULES 7672
New Energy Code Worksheet Submitted
TYPE OF WORK KQ r ??
APPLICANT U°4' :J eC30 U,7
ADDRESS Ci,34' 16-4"1 A-LU 6r--flh, ;
PAGER #
CELL PHONE #
CODE SSV_7S
FAX #
Plumbing Contractor: _
Plumhing System Includes:
_ Wa[er Softener
_ Water Heater
_ No. of Baths
FIREPLACE(S) _ 0 _ 1 _ 2
PHONE# C4GI-q57-v39/
Phone #:
Lawn Spiinkler Fee: $90.00
No. of R.I. Baths
Mechanical Contractor: Phone #
Mechanical System Includes: _ Air Conditioning
_ Heat Recovery System
Fee: $70.00
Sewer/Water CoMractor: Phone #
All above information must be submitted prior to processing of application.
I hereby acknowledge that i have read this application, state that the information is correct, and agree to comph/
with all applicable State of Minnesota Statutes and City of Eagan Orclinances.
Slgnafure of Appllcant
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Certiflcates of Survey Received _ Tree Preservation Plan Received _ Not Required _
_ _ . . . ' Updatad 1/01
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