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4476 Woodgate Pt41i° C!tyofEaaafl 3830 Pilot Knob Road Eagan MN 55122 Phone: (651) 675-5675 Fax: (651) 675-5694 2010 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION CA (16(C `7—/ U Use BLUE or BLACK Ink Fear Office tom/; Permit #: "! Permit Fee: .2c C!/ C Date Received: 0 Date: OR- 10 - O Site Address: 44-76 Vinoci3 ±e. Pt: Tenant: cy ate. TO v1/41/J hon -r,. Assoc I ati'nn 3 Suite #: RESIDENT/OWNER Name: D(5►^oiil�f Ferber' Phone: 6057- I52-Gj LIB Address /City /Zip: /� F�}�� Ck-� �� : �Gt90r), MAI 55") 22 1 Applicant is: Owner X Contractor TYPE OF WORK n Description of work: REPLACE 5Xl S i -,AI& beck Construction Cost: 3 Litt,a - Multi -Family Building: (Yes )f / No ) CONTRACTOR Name: Lb PETER /)n/ Cnn6troc7ti cin rifL'icense #: 2.0Z IO5 9f Address: 20(065 LyN,/ be City: PRIOR' li9kE- State: /V14/ Zip: ‘5-5---72 Phone: Co 12 - R(o0 - 320/0 Contact: LAR/2y P61ERSnn/ Email: COMPLETE In the last 12 months, has _Yes No If yes, THIS AREA ONLY IF CONSTRUCTING A NEW BUILDING the City of Eagan issued a permit for a similar plan based on a master plan? date and address of master plan: Licensed Plumber: Phone: Mechanical Contractor: Phone: Sewer & Water Contractor: Phone: NOTE Plans and supporting documents that you submit are considered to be public information. Portionsof the information may be classified as non-public if you provide specific reasons that would permit the City to conclude that they are trade secrets. CALL BEFORE YOU DIG. CaII Gopher State One Call at (651) 454-0002 for protection against underground utility damage. Call 48 hours before you intend to dig to receive locates of underground utilities. www.gopherstateonecall.ora I hereby acknowledge that this information is complete and accurate; that the work will be in conformance with the ordinances and codes of the City of Eagan; that I understand this is not a permit, but only an application for a permit, and work is not to start without a permit that the work will be in accordance with the approved plan in the case or work which requires a review and approval of plans. X PEiE1.sod Applicant's rinted Name Page 1 of 2 • u � bo ood C 4- DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE q61 -1/z SUB TYPES Foundation Single Family Multi 01 of _ Plex Accessory Building WORK TYPES New Addition Alteration _ Replace Retaining Wall Fireplace Garage Deck Lower Level _ Porch (3 -Season) _ Porch (4 -Season) _ Porch (Screen/Gazebo/Pergola) _ Pool Storm Damage Exterior Alteration (Single Family) Exterior Alteration (Multi) Miscellaneous hop.)w &6--R2 ku-.K�o _ Interior Improvement _ Move Building _ Fire Repair Repair DESCRIPTION Valuation , (9 00 Plan Review (25%_ 100% Census Code # of Units # of Buildings Type of Construction REQUIRED INSPECTIONS _ Footings (New Building) y Footings (Deck) — Footings (Addition) Foundation Drain Tile Roof: Ice & Water _Final — Framing Fireplace: _Rough In Air Test Insulation Meter Size: Occupancy Code Edition Zoning Stories Square Feet Length Width Siding Reroof Windows _ Egress Window 1 _ Demolish Building` Demolish Interior — Demolish Foundation Water Damage *Demolition of entire building - give PCA handout to applicant MCES System SAC Units City Water Booster Pump PRV Fire Sprinklers Sheetrock _ Final / C.O. Required Final / No C.O. Required HVAC Other: Pool: Footings Air/Gas Tests _Final Siding: _Stucco Lath _Stone Lath _Brick Final Windows Retaining Wall: Footings — Backfill + Final Radon Control Reviewed By: Erosion Control Building Inspector RESIDENTIAL FEES Base Fee Surcharge Plan Review MCES SAC City SAC Utility Connection Charge S&W Permit & Surcharge Treatment Plant Copies TOTAL WC. 2/" .13 Page 2 of 2 .r-r:~'^' -.±v.~^ . r~ . . . . . _ . . t _ _ , . . CITY OF EAGAN 19516 3830 Pilot Knob Road, P.O. Box 21-199, Eagan, MN 55121 ~ PHONE:454-8100 BUILDIN"ERMIT Receipt # To be uqpd fnc DECK Est. Value Date wUG Z , 199_1-_._ Site AdCiresS "75 MOODI'.ATE PT Lot 11 BIoCk 2 SeC1Sub. VOODGA?E 3RD OFFICE USE QNLY Parcel No. oaupancy - Fees Zoning - ~ Name pAM WEBEa (Actual) Const _ Bldg. Permit 25•00 o AddrBSS "78 ~D"~ ~ (Allowable) - Surcharge City M~N Phone "1-0503 * of Stories ~ Lerigtn plan Review ~.Q o Name R 0 COMSYKU+CTIDli oaptn _14_' sac, city Address 9~ BTONY YOIli!' RD S.F. Total - SAC, Mcwcc ~ City ZAGAN Phone 432-3575 S.F. Footprints - On Site Sewage _ Water Conn ~Q ~ W Name On Site Well - Water Meter ~ ; Address n,+wcc syscem i W City Phone Cay waier - Acct" DepOSit PRV Required _ SM! Permit I hereby acknowlege that I have read this applicalion and state that the eooster Pump - SM! Surcharge infortnation is correct and agree to comply with all applicable State of Minnesota Statutes and Ci f Eag~4T OrdipanCes. Treatment PI / APPROVALS Signature of Permitee .14:a.,i~~ Road Unit A Building Permit is issued to: ~ 0 ~STW=10" Planner - Park Ded. on ihe express condition that all work shall be done in accordance with all Council - applicable State of Minnesota Statutes and City of Eagan Ordinances. gldg. pry, _ Copies Building Otlicial - ' f - - Variance - TOTAL Zs• 30 Pern?it No. Permit Holder Data Telephone * WATER ~ SEWER PLUMBING N.V.A.C. ELECTRIC Mspeetion Date Insp. Comrtents Footings I Foundation . Framing Roofing Rough Plbg. flough Htg. Isul. Fireplace Final Hig. Orstat Test Final Pibg• Plbg. Inspector - Notify Plumber Const. Meter Engr./Plan Bkfg. Final ~ Dedc Ftg. Dedc Fnal G Well Pr. Disp. Reaipt ' MECHANICAL PERMIT Pennit No. CITY OF EAGAN FM , F!lI in numbemd apscat S/C Type or Prini legibJy Tot 1. Date 2. Instpliation Cost '~I Y, . . . . , • . . 3. Job Address Lot - Blk. Tract 4. Owner .~1~ ~%~l~• ~ 5. Contrsctor ` =_.•1-r;~ ` Phona - ~ 8. Address •y 7. City " State Zip 8. Building Type: Residential -(n Commercial ? Institutional D 9. Work Deacription: New lp Add ? Alter 13 Repair O 10. Describe Fuel Type 11, No• Fnijinment STU - M. Es. No. Eauiament CFM Forced Air ' Air Handling: ~ Mfg. Boilers Mech. Exhaust Mfg. Unit Heater Mf9• Other Air Cond. Mfg. Gas, Piping Outlets 12. I hereby certify that the above information is true and correct, and I agree to comply with all ordinances and codes governing this type of work. Signed : for Roupfi Fin Inspections: Date Insp. Date 4 Insp. F-6--Z_ This is your permit wfiOn numbered and approved. Approved ( CITY OF EAGAN 464-8100 ~ ~ _ „ ~ c Receipt MECHANICAL PERMIT Permit No. CIfY OF EAGAN SQD F~ Fill in numbered spaces S/C ~ Type or Prini legib/y Tot. S~ 1. Date o~?/,:r 2. Installation Cost 3. Job Addressyy70' aldA119-4T6 Lot Blk.() d-'-T"ract 4. Owner 5. Contractor L-~v/9,j Phone 6. Address/!~7 ~ ~S~ ~ /~~f•o r /.~.q. ~ 7. City State Zip 8. Building Type: Residential tff Commercial ? Institutional ? 9. Work Description: New ? Add ? Alter Ei~ Repair ? 10. Describe Fuel Type e-7AS 11. No. Equinment BTU - M. Ea. No. Equiament CFM ~ Forced Air `"40' Air Handling: ~ Mfg.L Boilers Mech. Exhaust Mfg. Unit Heater Mfg. Other Air Cond. Mfg. Gas, Piping Outleu 12. I hereby cer 'fy t t the above informatjon is true and correct, and I agree to comply wi or nan an 1 cqd governing this type of work. Signed : for Rough F I Inspections: Date Insp. Date~~y'~nsp.7~ir 7 This is your permit when numbered and approved. Approved CITY OF EAGAN 464-8100 Raaipt MECHANICAL PERMIT Permit No. CITY OF EAGAN Fee Fill !n numbened spocet S/C Typs or Print legibly Tat 1. Date t 2. Installation Cost ~ 3. Job Adcireu Lot~Blk. ~ Tl)U ~ 4. Owner 5. Conuactor Phone 8. Address 7. City SUU Zip 8. Building Type: Residential O Commercial O tnstitutional O 9. Work Qescription: New ? Add ? Alter O Repair CI 10. Dascxibe Fuel Type 11. No. F.quipmOC1L STU - M. Ea. No• Enuioment CFM Force I Air Air Hsndling: Mfg. - f; Bakrs Mach. Exhaust Mfy. Unit Heater Mfg. Otlter Air Cond. AAfp. Gac, Piping Outlets 12. I hereby certify that the above information is true and correct, and I agree to comply with all ordinances and codes goveminy this type of work. SiQ^ed ' for Rouph Flnsl Inspectiona: Date Insp. Date Insp. This is your permit when numberod and approvad. Approved CI7Y OF EA(iAN 46"100 c - Receipt MECHANICAL PERMIT Permit No. :2 CITY OF EAGAN Fee S• Q0 Fill in numbered spaces S/C 57~ Type or Print legib/y Tot. . •.SZ7 1. Date lv"~I- 2. Installation Cost r 3. JobAddress~S~~'Z Bik. (J ~I-Tracf-) 100-, 4. Owner 5. Contractor Phone 41Z v y-' 6. Address /y~ 7. City au-a % 5tate Zv'~Al' Zip -.5 SC'G'e 8. Building Type: Residential Q`~' Commercial ? Institutional ? 9. Work Description: New ? Add ? Alter CY Repair ? 10. Describe Fuel Type 9~ 3 11, No, Eauinment BTU - M. Ea. No. Equipment CFM ? Forced Air yU' U° a Air Handling: d-- Mfg. L C3X Boilers Mech. Exhaust Mfg. Unit Heater Mfg. Other Air Cond. Mfg. Gas, Piping Outlets 12. I hereby certifytty6t the above information is true and correct, and I agree to comply with al ydinances and~ codes governing this type of work. Signed : ' ~Z-~ for Rough Fln I ^ _ , Inspections: Date Insp. Dete~'7 T Insp~l/ This is your permit when numbered and approved. Approved CITY OF EAGAN 454-8100 CI7Y OF EAGAN Remarks ' Addition Wood ate 3rd Addition Loc 12 Rik 2 Parcel Ownerl gweet = 4476 Woodgate Pt. srateEaqan, MN 55122 J Improvement Date Amount Annual Years Payment Receipt Date STREET SURF. STREET RESTOR, 33GRADING 1974 37.67 7.53 5 PAID 'o~al SAN SEW TRUNK 1974 65. 31 4. 35 15 PAID * SEWER LATEFAI. 1976 3 WATERMAIN * WATER LATERAL 1976 3 * WATER AREA 1976 3 ir ~$TORM SEW TRK 1976 1628.80 542.93 3 PAID * TORMSEW LAT 1976 3 CURB & GUTTER SIDEWALK STREET LIGHT WATER CONN. $160. 00 1205 9-26-75 BUILOING PER. 3 sAC 425.00 1205 9-26-75 PARK $lOO:OO 1205 9-26-75 CITY OF EAGAN Remarks Addition_W ovdqate 3rd Addition Lot 11 Rik 2 Parcel 10 84602 110.10 Owner i.~ _street 4478 Woodaate Pt. Scate Eagan, MN 55122 c. . : Improvement Date Amount Annual Years Payment Receipt Date STREET SURF. STREET RESTOR. GRADING 1974 $37.67 $7.53 5 PAID ~ SAN SEW TRUNK 1974 $65. 31 $4. 35 15 PAID * SEWERLATERAL 1976 3 WATERMAIN * WATER LATERAL 1976 3 * WATER AREA 1976 3 *3j3ST0RM 5EW TRK 1976 $1628.80 $542.93 3 PAID * STORM SEW LAT 1976 3 CUR6 & GUTTER SIDEWALK STREET LIGHT WATER CONN. $160.00 1205 9-26-75 BUILDINGPER. #3694 sAC 425.0 1205 9-26-75 PARK i r UF EAGAN Remarks Addition-W40dgdt2 3rd Addition Lot 9 Bik 2 Parce Ow er Street 4480 Woodgate Pt. State Eagan, MN 55122 ~ Improvement Date Amount Annual Years Payment Receipt Date STREET SURF, 570 1977 476.67 158.89 3 476.67 10-9-76 RESTOR. 13GRADING 1974 $37.67 $7.53 5 PAID ~11 SAN SEW TRUNK 1974 $65. 31 $4. 35 15 PAID * SEWERLATERAL 1976 3 WATERMAIN +t WATERLATERAI 1976 3 * WATER AREA 1976 3 *,J~ STORM SEW TRK 1976 $1628.80 $542 . 93 3 PAID ir 3j TOFiM SEW LAT 1976 3 CURB & GUTTER SIDEWALK STREET LIGHT WATER CONN. 1205 9-26-75 BUILDING PER. 3694 5ac 425.00 1205 9-26-75 PARK $100.00 1205 9-26-75 CITY OF EAGAN Remarks Addition Wood te 3rd Addition Lot 10 Bik z Parcel lmw Owner u • Street 4482 WoodcJate Pt. State Eaqan, MN 55122 Improvement Amount Annual Years Payment Receipt Date STREET SURF. STREET RESTOR. 133GRADING Date 7, 5 S PAID q SAN SEW TRUNK 15 PAID * SEWER LATERAL WATERMAIN * WATER LATERAL 1976 3 * WATER AREA *9gST4RM 5EW TRK 628 80 542.93 3 PAID * S70RM SEW LAT 1976 3 CURB & GUTTER SIDEWALK STREET LIGHT WATER CONN. 160.00 1205 9-26-75 BUILDING PER, sAC 1205 9-26-75 PARK $100.00 1205 - - INSPECTIUN iZE(:OKD /CITY QF EAGAN PERMIT TYPE: ~ 3830 Pilot Knob Road Permit Number: Eagan, Minnesota 55122-1897 Date Issued: (651) 681-4675 SITE ADDRESS: APPLICANT: PERMIT SUBTYPE: TYPE 4F WORK: ~ ~ ~ i , , . INSPECTION . . D ~ irFMlARk 1Nt~1 Mli ~I~I ~;s. •1 t , , . , rrcf~ ~[Mr+x 'I - . . . r111~~.•.• ,.r~~~~~~ . ~ I . . . . . . . , _ . - . . . . , . - - ~ I ' - _ - ~ • • . _ . . . - ~ _ - . - . - . . ` . - ~ ~ I ~ ~ J Permn Hoide? wte Telephone # SEWER/ WATER PLUMBING HVAC InspecHon Date Insp. Comments FOOTINGS FOUND FRAMINQ ROOFING ROUGH PLUMBtNG PLBO AIR TEST ROUGH HEATING GAS SVC TEST INSUL GYP BOARD FIREPLACE FIREPLACE AIH TEST FINAL PLBCi FINAL HTG ORSAT TEST BIDG FINAL DOMESTIC METER IFRIGATION METER FLUSH • MAINS coNOUCTwirr resr HVDROSTATIC TEST BSMT R.I. BSMT FiNAL DECK FTG DECK FINAL cIrY oF ea"N 3795 Pilof Kno6 Read Eagan, Minnesola 55122 Pbone: 454-8100 WAM `OFTDW, PERMIT No. 314 1zn9/79 Dote: Receipt No.: Single l,E~O Noo ate Pt. Y Site Address: ~ Residential . ~ Lot ~ Block Sub/Sec. Multi Res., Comm./Ind. Name Paui Sf r New /Alter. / Repair s 0 Address °aw as $bove Cost of Instollotion Ciry Phone: 454-6193 permit Fee 5•00 ` Name Linds$y Water Camditioning Surchcrge ~ Addreu 1L1F7 Ritrez7wood Drive 5~.?nn JC~ft-~~~~r ),~+1 City Phone: Total This Pe?mit is issued on the express condition that all work shall be done in ocwrdcnce with all cpplicoble Stote of Minnesota Stotutes and City of Eagon Ordirwnces. Building Official VILLAU 0F CAOAN SEWER SERVICE260 RMIT 3799 Pilot Kneb Reod PERMIT NO.: Eoqan, MH 55122 DATE: 9/26/75 RII No. of Units: 4 Zoning: Owner: New Horizan Address: - ' Site Address: 4450-82-78-76 Woodgate Point Plumber: Thompson Plumbing Co. 1700. Oa pd 1 oq~ to eeroply wMl~ tM VHk"o ot Euqen Connection Charge: - 0~nces, Account Deposit: . 1 e , Permit Fee: Surcharge: By_ Misa Chargea: • , Date of Insp.: Total: - Insp.: Date Paid: nuAcE 'F EAOAN WATER SERYICE PERMIT 3795 Pilot Keob Rood PERMIT NO.: 1 9 84126 75 Eogan, MN 55112 DATE: 7.oning: RII No. of Unics: 4 • Owner: eW 11 rizon Address: Site Address: =82'78 - 6 W°°d ate Point Plumber: ThomPson Plumbing 640,00 pd Meter Na.: Connection Charge: Size: Account Depasit: 10. p0 billed Reader No.: - Permit Fee: .50 nllled 1 agree fo eomply with the Yillage of Eagon Surcharge: ~OD p0 " ~~inaMes Misc. Charge ~ Total: By Date Paid: Date of Insp.: Ingp" . ~ RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PERMITAPPLICATION 7D,~C 3830 PILOT KNOB RD - 55122 ~ I I 651-6814675 CU(f e4 ~f/'dl-Oi New Conatruction Reaulremenb RemodeVReoalr ReauiremeMS • 3 registered site surveys showirg sq. ft. of lot, sq. R of house; ard all rooted areas • 2 apies of plan (20°h mazimum lat coverage allowed) • 1 set of Eneqy Calculations for heated addiUons • 2 copies of plan showing 6eam & window sizes; poured lound desgn, etc.) • 1 site survey for extenar additions & decks . 7 set of Eneyy CalcWatlons • Indicate d home served by septic system tor additbrts . 3 copies of Tree Preservatian Poan if lol platted after 711193 . Rim Joist Delail Options selectlon sheet (bldgs with 3 or less uniLa) DATE ~-2 VALUATION JOB SITE ADDRESS y'Y8'2 Afe- pr IF MULTI•FAMILY BUILDING, HOW MANY UNITS? PROPERTY OWNER 7FO"'/ A" -r TYPE OF WORK R1PL.W-Zn O~fGFIREPLACE(5) _ 0_ 1_ 2 APPLICANT h7*~S C~o-ri-S PHONE# 7G3-JD~/-o,s-2~ ADDRESS 56-6 7 !/a/lE7" iQ2~1 C,e Vr~/PZ ZIPCODE .~Sy.29 PAGER # CELL PHONE # Co/2 -_?Y7 '7/ .2 nf FAX # Nr1V RESIDENTIAL BUILDING ONLY - FILL OUT COMPLETELY Energy Code Category MINNESOTA RULES 7670 CATEGORY (check one) - Residential Ventllation Category 1 Worksheet S I~ ~e~ f1R f2 - Energy Envelope Calculatlons Submittad U LS D MINNFSOTA RULES 7672 - New Energy Code Worksheet Submitted By Plumbing Contractor: Phone Y Plumbing System Includes: _ Water Softener _ Lawn Sprinkler Fee: $90.00 _ Water Heater _ No. of R.I. Baths _ No. of Baths Mechanical Contractor. Phone # Mechanical System Includes: Air Conditioning Fee: $70.00 _ Heat Recovery System Sewer/Water Contractor. Phone # All above informaGon must be submitted prior to processing of application. I hereby acknowledge ihat I have read ihis appiication, state that the information is correct, a agree to comply with all appiicable State of Minnesota Statutes and City of Eagan Ordi .r es. A llp Signature of AppUcanf / Certificates of Survey Received _ Tree Preservation Plan Received _ Not Required _ Updated 1/01 OFFICE USE ONLY ' ? ? 01 Foundation ? 07 05-plex O 13 16-plex ? 20 Pool ? 30 Accessory Bldg ? 02 SF Dwelling ? OS 06-plex ? 16 Fireplace ? 21 Porch (3-sea.) ? 31 Ext. Alt - Multi ? 03 01 of _ plex ? 09 07-plex O 17 Garage ? 22 Porch/Addn. (4-sea.) ? 33 Ext. Alt - SF ? 04 02-plex ? 10 08-plex ? 18 Deck ? 23 Porch (screened) ? 36 Multi ? 05 03-plex ? 11 10-plex ? 19 Lower Levei ? 24 Stortn Damage ? 06 04-plex ? 12 12-plex Pibg_Y or _ N ? 25 Miscellaneous ? 31 New ? 35 Int Improvement ? 38 Demolish (Interior) ? 44 Siding ? 32 Addition ? 36 Move Bldg. ? 42 Demolish (Foundation) ? 45 Fire Repair ? 33 Alteration ? 37 Demolish (Bldg)' ? 43 Reroof ? 46 Windows/Doors ? 34 Replacement •Demolltion (Entire Bldg only) • Glve PCA handout to applicant (o Valuation .20062 ~l Occupancy /e- ,3' MC/ES System Census Code Zoning P _z) City Water SAC Units Stories Booster Pump Nbr. of Units Sq. Ft. PRV Nbr. of Bldgs ~ Length Fire Sprinklered Type of Const Width REQUIRED INSPECTIONS Footings (new bldg) FinaUC.O. ~J Footings (deck) ~ FinaUNo C.O. _ Footings (addition) _ Plumbing Foundarion HVAC Drain Tile Roof Ice & Water Final Other _ Framing _ Pool _ Ftgs _ Air/Gas Tests _ Final _ Fireplace _ R.I. _ Air Test _ Final _ Siding Stucco Stone _ Insulation _ Windows (new/replacement) Approved By Buiiding Inspector _ W. Base Fee Surcharge Plan Review MC/ES SAC Ciry SAC Water Supply & Storage S&W Permit 8 Surcharge Treatment Plant Plumbing Permit Mechanical Permit License Search Copies Other Total CITY OF EAGAN ~ 3795 Pilot Knob Road Eagan, Minnesota 55122 PERMiT NO.: zoo The City of Eagan hereby grants to r~_ p.Arnoi,r wo¦ci~a A A/r of 1001 R,oa{• '••e aermit for: (Owner) Mr Horizon - iibodvate 4484-88-90, 4482, 4496-98 at , pursuanb to application dated 9/19/75 . Fee Paid: dated this 24_ day of Sapt. , 19 74 . 3.00 s/c Building Inspector Mechanical Permits: Bid Total: ~ CITY OF EAGAN Np 19516 3830 Pilot Kno6 Road, P.O. Box 21-199, Eagan, MN 55127 BUILDING PERMIT PHONE: 454-8100 Receipt # l~ 0~ 7 To be used for DECK EsL Value Date AIIG 2 , 193 L- Site Address 4478 WDODGATE PT Lot 11 Block 2 SeGSub. WOODGATE 3RD OFFICE USE ONLY P3fC@I N0. Occupancy _ FEES PAM WEBER Zoning - w Name (Aqual) Const - Bldg. Permit 2$. DO ; Address 4478 WOODGATE PT (qnowabie) _ - ° cjtY EAGAN PhOne 681-0505 dm5wries _ Surcharge .50 Lengih 9n, Plan Raview o Name R 0 CONSTRUCTIDN oePm 1' saC, ary oE Address 980 STONY POINT RD S.F.TOtal City EAGAN Phone 452-3575 S.F. Fooipnnts _ SAC, MCWCC On Site Sewage - Water Conn r ww Name on site weu - w Water Mater AddfBSS MWCC Syslem - Acct. Deposil a~ City Phone City Waler - PFV Required _ 5/W Permil I hereby acknowlege that I have read this application and state that Ihe Boosler Pump - SNJ Sumharqe infarmation is conect and agrea to comply with all applicable State of Minnesola Staiutes and Cit t Eag Ord~ nc //n n~ Treatment PI Sign2lure of Permitee 1G APPROVALS Road Unit n Buiitling Permit is issued to: R 0 CONSTRUCTION Pian^ef - Park Ded, on ihe express condition fhat all work shall be done in accordance with afl Councd applicahle Slate of Minnesota SptatulesI and Cily ol Eagan Ortlinances. gidg, pK Copies Buiiding Official flU~ II.01 fA.I ~ Variance - TOTAL L5. -1)0 V N4 ~ CITY of EAGAN 3694 . BUILDING PERMIT --~J,,~ • ~ 3795 Piloi Knob Road Y Eagan. Minnesofa S51II2 Addreu (Pseseaf) _l - SS3,/3 sullder 9- a G ~ 7 f . Dslo - Addreu DESCRIPTIOli Sforist~ To Ss Uaed Far Fron! Doplh Hsfgh! Esl. Coa! ? mt! FOa A~meslu g~,7 ~g iku. 'b-~ o -tv e{Kr.. ~ e~`s-,c' LOCATION S° Straet, Aoed or olher DeseriplSon af Loealion I Lo! Bloek Additioa or Trac! 1 N ~ H ys-M Thia permit doea not aulhoxise the usa of stxeels, roads, alleys or sidewallca nor does it give !bs owaer or hL ayen! !he righ! !o creafe anp siluerion mhieL is a nuiaaacs or whieh pseaenffi a hasard !o the heslth, selely, coaveaienp and geaeral aeltare fo anpone in the eommunifp. THIS PERMIT MUST SE KEPT ON THE PREMISE WHILE TFIE WORK IS IN PROGRESS.~~ p, hm ermiasioa !o ereet a........~ ............................~....._..........._a~ This is !o eertif l6at....~i. ~-.._5 P the above described premise subjeci fo !h provisions of all applieable Ordinances for the Citp oi Eagan rar fli Z9-.".'~.._ . MaYor SuAdinQ Imy~poelOr Y-~ . ~ • ~ CITY OF EAGAPd 3795 Pilot Knob Road Eagan, Minnesota 55122 PERMIIT NO,: 609 The City of Eagan hereby grants to 7howson Plumhina m. of 12201 !L**eton1a Hivd, a_PUnaaiNG Permit for: (Owner) gew aoriaon - wooflaate ZII 4455-51-57-59, 4448-50-46-44, 4456-58-54-52, 4464-66-62-60, 4472-74-70-68, at 448D-82-78-f1~~ , pursuant to application dated 4488-90-86-84, 4496-98-94-920, 4440-32 Woodgate Pt, & 1732-30 Noodqate 7ane• Fee P*jAj S720.0o dated this 26 day of _Sept. >19 75 • Billed: 18.00 s/c Building Inspector Mechanical Permits: Bid Total: oa- ~J,G. T1L CIT`,' OF ?3AGaN 3795 Filot Kneb Foad Ea.gan, Ninnesota 55122 PEP141T NO.: 798 T'_te City oP Eagan hereby grants to Geo- Sed9orick Heatim3 & A/C of 1001 Xestia Ave. Sc. aPermit for: (Owner) New HOrizoa.Homea ~ gate Point at ._4,47r,-4A a4,:9^z-9:, Wood/ I p•arsuant to appiication dated 2176 Fce ;a:Ld: $80.00 de.ted this - 23 day of _ Feb. ~ 19_ 76_ 2.00 s/c9(see Permit No. 794 rn?erpai8 $15.00 - used creflit on thia permit) Building InspE,,ctor Mechanical Permits: Sid Total: J r i . v. , CITY of EAGAN N2 3694 ~ BUILDING PERMIT . ~1,, • ~ J~~t, 3795 Piloi Rnob Road / Owae: ` Eagan. Minnesota 55122 Addrew (Pceasnl) 454-8100 ~ 5r-S- 3,1-3 s„ua.r s- Delo Addrau DESCAIPTION SSOSis i To 8o Uosd Fos Fron! Depih Hdght Esi. Coa! P? m!t Fea R~m~b . 4 ~ Z- / LOCATiOIi ' ~ ~ / '5- ' 8tr"t, Road or ofhes Desa:ipiian oi Leealton Lo! Blaak Addilfon or Tzee! This permit does not auShorise the use oi sireele, soada, dleps or sfdewalks nor doea it give !6e ownes os hit sgea! the righ2 !o cresie anp situation whic6 4 a nuisanu oe w6ich presenls e hasard !o the hssllh, sefetp, coatonieaea snd gaoezal welfare !o nnyoae in the communify. THIS PERMIT MUST BE KEPT ON THE PAEMISE WFiILE THE WORK IS IN PRO~ FSS. Thb 3s !o eerliip. .............has parmissioa !o arect a.---....... _n the above descrihed premise subjec2 io iM provisions of all appliaable Ordinances for the Cilp of £agan re: MaYor . . BuS1dlny Imnpeelos Y-~ czTY oF Fj;Gara 3795 Pilot Knob ftoad Eagan, Minnesota 55122 PERNffT NO.: 609 The City of Eagan hereby grants to Thcwaon Plimbing ao, of 12201 Minnetonki. Blvd. a P1.tmfanaG Permit for: (Owner) xew aorizon = woodaate IIZ 4455-51-57-59, 4448-50-46-44. 4456-58-54-59, 4464-66-62-60, 4472-74-70-68, at 448 0_82 78 76. , pursuant to application dated 4488-90-8644, 4496-98-94-92*, 4440-42 Noodgate Pt, & 1732-30 WooBgate Lane. Fee PxiAi_5720_00 dated this _26 day of _seyt. ~ 19 75 • Billed: 18.00 s/c Building Inspector Mechanical Permits: Bid Total: i6 3'f~i n a i/G " c?TR-r O. r.i;r,aN 37~; Pilot Kndu r^.oad . Eagan, Mir.nesota 55122 PEf',NffT NO.: 799 The City oP E..gan hereby grants to ~ Gno. Sedgwick Henti.x?g & h/C of 1001 Xenia Ave. So. aING__ Permit for: (Owner) Noa HOrizon Homee gata Point u , 44A-7A c•~~-Aw Wood/, pursuant to applieztion dated ?Z.76 a' Fz° =-'!li: $90.0o cle,ted thie 23 day of Feb. 2.00 s/c9(aee Pexmit No. 794 overpaid $15.00 - used czedit on thia psrmit) Building Inspector Mechanical Permits: ~ Bid Tota1: ' . . • 3 V~ . CITY of EAGAN N~ 3694 ~ BUILDING PERMIT 3795 Piloi Knob Aoad OWOez ~~-'r ~ ......J " Eegan. MinnesoYa 55121 Add:au (pxesent) ..~.`~:"';-o ~ ~.-~~,~~54-6100 suiia.: 9- a G ~ zs~ Dels Addrax DESCRIPTION 8fosinl To Be Uaad For Fron! I Doplh Hsighf Esl. Coe! ? mi! Fse Remerks ~ i~ LOCATION - 1-ff 7 / -S° ' Sireef. Aoad or other Dnc:ipiion of Loealioa I Lo! Bloek Add[lion er Trac! n~~y This permit daes not auihorise the use of aireale, roads, elleya or s[dewallcs nor doee it give the owaas or LSs syea! ~ the rfghi !o ereale any pituation whieh is a nuisance or which praseata a hasard !o the hsnltd, sefely, eoavealeaee end general welfase !o anpone in the eommunitp. THIS PERMIT MUST SE KEPT ON THE PREMISE WHILE THE WOAR IS IN PAOGRPS S~.. rz . ...........hac ermSssian !o esaet a Thb ie !o eestifp. 2fial.~~~~.~-!..~~`•=~y p ..."u the above described premise su6jeeS fo ih'€ psovisions of all applicahle Ordinances fos the Citq o4 £agan Per.................'.t.~.~...'.`~f............................. . Mayor . Bufldinp Inspsetor ~ i _ . 6v . ~ CITY OF E:IGADT 3795 Pilot Knob Road Eagan, Minnesota 55122 PERPaT NO.: 609 The City of Eagan hereby grants to lho=eon PiiEhing rn, of 12201 Minnetonka Hlvd, a PL[1MRING Permit for: (Owner) Naw Horizon - iPoodaate III 445 -51-57-59, 4448-50-46-44. 4456-58-54-52, 4464-66-62-60, 44'f2-74-70-68, pursuant to application dated 44 -90-86-84, 4496-98-99-92qi, 4440-42 Floodgata P!, & 1732-30 6toodgate Lene• Fee f*1,6& 5720,00 dated this 26 day of Snnt. ~ 19 75 • Billed: 18.00 s/c Building Inspector Mechanical Permits: I Bid Total: v CITY of EAGAN N~ 3694 ~ BUILDING PERMIT L~~ . ~t~ 3795 Pilo! Kaob Road Owaer ............_~i~':.l`.............../.~--•~-• Eagan. Minaesota 55122 . Addreu~ (prevsnt) :2~.:0 ~c-....~+-+~J 454•8100 SS311.3 " s„iia.: Dsls f . Addreu DESCRIPTION Slories To Be Vasd For Froa! Depth Rsigb! Eal. Coa! f mi! Fs Remarks s- ,c~ 7 / 4. -k ~Pl 7.:z.3.~ 411. ~ ~ ~ ~,LOCATION ' ~ ~ Sireel. Roed or oiher Desczlpfloa oi Loearion Lo! Bloek Addition or Tsee! I/~uy 1'his pecmit does nof aufhorise the use oi afseels, soads, allepa or s[dewallcs nor does it giva the owner os his agtn! the righ!!o oreafe aap sifuation mhich 4 a nulsanas or ahich presenls a hasard to the hasllh, aafelp, conveabnee and gsneral weliare to aaYOne in the eommunily. THIS PERMIT MUST BE KEPT ON THE PA£MISE WHILE THE WOAK IS IN PAOGR S8. • , C ~ T6b b !o certiip, fdal. ...:.?:%t . ~ - • . . ...........Las Permissioa !o eraet a.-- ~ --°.7.~............................................. _n the above described premise subject io ikiE provisions of all applicable Ordinances for !6e Cilp of Eagan ................~9---e......................................................................... ~ 0?~ • ra: < ~ . MaYor Hulldinp Inspoetor ~ l o ~s~CO ~ lU D a~ CITY OF Ei;GAN 3795 Pilot Knob Road Eagan, P7innesota 55122 PERPIIT NO.: 609 The City of Eagan hereby grants to T,ompson Pli!*±g oo. of 12201 MitLnetoaka Blvd. a p.nmTx. Permit for: (Owner) xew Aorizon - Woodggte III 4455-51-57-59, 4448-50-46-44, 4456-58-54-51, 4464-66-62-60, 4472-74-70-68, at 448D4a208-76. ~ pursuant to application dated 4488-90- 6-84, 4496-98-94-92ip, 4440-42 Nnodgate Pt, s 1732-30 woo8qate Iaae• Fee P*AAI S720_oo dated this 26 day of _Bmt. ~ 19 75 • Billed: 18.00 s/c Building Inspector Mechanical Permits: Bid Total: ZZ_ ~ FaP[IEceUsq^--'^-----~ M of Ea aIl ~ pemR`": ~ ~ PertnHFae~ ~~Ur. ~J~' ~ 3830 Pibt Krtob Road Eagan M#155122 ~ oene Receivod:.~ Phane: (657) 675-5675 Fex: (651) 675-5694 2008 COMMERCIAL BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION ow.: TenaM M9me: (TenaM Is: Naw E)isring) auqeg: PROPER'TY OWNER Name: Phom: Address ! City / Zip: Appiicant is: _ Owner ~ ContraMOr TYPE QF WQRK pescription of work: C P~6- irkQ Construction Cost:.~1~ CONTRACTOR Name: rT .+.vwrrmr_ License u: Q-- Address: 3141 PEARSON PKWY City: ANNA768-680-5797 State: ZIp: Phone= Coniact Person: ARCFIRECT ( Name: Registration ENGINEER Address: City; State: Zip: phone- Contect Person: Licensed plµmber installinq new sewer/water service: Phone r NO7€: P/a(IS 8rtd Stlppo?tblg dOCl1RiB!?ffi de8f y00 subMlt 81t9 cMlSidered fo be pUbllc InlWinafiOn. Pql7kpnS Oi . ffre /Mbrtrraflon may 6e clmsil+ied as norrpublk if you provld9 speclnc reasOns that would Permlt !hB CMy to condude Not Omy are t/Bde aecrets. 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Insursd irtdicaled roojir approzimmely JO ylurr a/Q Baard on avsrage eondiAfort anQ (jfe eryedancy of 30 years, 3396 dsprec(atloa has baart appded P1icr includrr debda nraiowL 1- Removc Tear off, haui and dispose of comp. shinglcs - 3440 year 46.57SQ $50.96 30 0o S0.00 52.373.21 -S783J6 (3395) $1,590.05 2- Reptxe Roo£ng fell - 15 Ib. 46.37 SQ 319.71 E16.32 $18.34 $952.55 43119.95 (3396) $643.60 3a - Ficmovc Additional charge fnr high rcwt (2 s(urics ur grcaier) 66.57SQ E4.43 .S0.W $200 $20631 .SFAS.ON(3396) S138.23 3b - RGp1acE AddfliRnul charge for high roof (2 storiex or grcater) 46.57SQ $1199 $9.44 $0.00 S539.117 -5775.04 (33%) 5364.a3 4- Replxe Ftaching - pipe jack . 4.00 EA $23.19 $L65 S1.57 S95.98 -f31.13(339G) 564.85 5- Rcplacc Ruof vcnt - mrtle type 13.00 EP. $36.05 $8.33 S11.12 E488.10 •515832(33%) $329.78 6- Replace Exhaust cup - ttvough roaf 4.00 EA Efi4.99 3d.63 58.64 5273.19 -$88,62(33%) 3184.57 7- Replace Ice d4. water shield 1.337.00 SF $135 532.10 $151.28 S1,88833 -S612.55(3356) $1.273.78 8- Replace Flavhing, 14" wide 30.00 LF E2.68 11.43 $2.55 $84.38 •12136 (3391r) 557.00 9- Rcplacc Roof vcnt - turbine type - 2.00 EA $70.18 $2.49 $5.55 $148.40 -$48.15(3376) S100.25 10 • Replece Chimney Flashing - avaage (32" X 36") 4.008A $209.72 S14.92 510.95 S864.75 -$280.44(33%) 115236.31 11 - Repfsce Laminazed - 30 yc - wmp. shingle rfg. - w/oul fclt 53.67 SQ $149.69 $142.81) $237.85 $8,414.60 42,729.66 (3396) S5,684.94 12 . Replace Ridge cap - ctunpo5itimt Shinqles 136.75 LF 53.15 $7.66 56.75 $445.17 -S144.38 (3396) S300.79 iotWs $241A6 $334.60 s16,774.84 55,455.86 S11JJ8.98 Sidtog Formuia Elevation 0" x... x 0" Submnm 1: Frount Side Formula Elevedoa 02' 6" x... x 7' 9" 32938 SF Walls 329.38 SF Walls & Ceiling 42.50 LP Floor Puimeter 329.38 SF Long Wall 329.38 SF Short Wall 42.50 L.F CeiL Perimeter WOODGA7'E III HOMEOWNL•RS 00311284578 712172008 Page: 4 ASSOCIATTONS . ~ city oF eagan PAT GEAGAN July 28, 2003 Mayor PEGGY CARLSON ' CYNDEE FIELDS MIKE MAGUIRE Dr. Daniel Ferber MECTiLtev . -4476-W6odgatie Point'~ Council Memben ~ Ea,gan, MN 55122 THOMAS HEDGES Deaz Dr. Ferber: CiryAdminisaaror On behalf of Mayor Geagan, I want to thank you for sharing your vision of the Minventia Project. We often correlate invention with widgets and gadgets and it was stimulating to heaz you speak to the premise of building grass-roots socio/economic ideas emerging as the "Knowledge Economy". Municipal Center. saso raot x„ob xoaa Please keep us apprised of any developments as you proceed through the state Eagan, MN 55122-1897 and national political change in an effort secure funding for the Minventia Project. Phone: 651.675.5000 . FaY: 651.675.5012 Good luck to you. TDD: 651.454.8535 Sincerely, Mainunance Faciliry: 3501 Coachman Point Thomas L. Hedges Eagan, MN 55122 City Administrator Phone: 651.675.5300 Fax: 651.675.53GD Cc: Mayor Geagan TDD: 651.454.8535 ms www.city0feagan.com THE LONE OAK TREE The symbol of strmgrh and grow[h in our wmmunity . 3 The 1VIora1 Imperative and Vision of the N.[inventia Project. . Invention and innovation have been and continue to be remarkably sipificant but curiously unsung contributorsto the nation's socio/economic development. 1Vhich is to say [hat for countless years, state/nationaUintemational commercial inventions aud innovations have played a major role in creating: (a) resultant and/or rela[ed individual , and family wealth, power, and influence, e.~., Ford, Carneo e(avith Bessemer), Gates;. (b) private sector business and industry success/prestige, e.g., 3M, Ntedtronic, Honeywell, Eli Lilly, Kellogg, Hewlett Packard, Aicoa; (c) famiIy, e.g., McK.night, independent, e.g., Bush, corporate, and community foundation.resources; (d) corpora.te, property and income tax revenues for murucipal, country, state, and federal govemments; and (e) higher quatity of life for the general citizeary. Yet perhaps never before has such human productivity done so mucti for so long for so many beneficiaries with so little reciprocal recognition and resource support. It is morally Iong overdue and pragma[ically most timely to correct that historic oversioht. In the interests of MN/U.S. and beyond, we now must institutionalize and thus more systematically support inventioa and innovation, thereby strengthening and ensurino its nghtful place in our society. Then we can better organize to encourage, numue, ' replenish, retivard, hamess, and targe[ much needed inventiveness. By so doing, we reacuvate one of the demonstrated major sources of IvIN/U.S. past and present strength while also ensuring the future continuous sel£ renewal of all states and thus the nation. i Escerpted from Toward tLltV as a National iVlodel of an Inventive Society For [he Govemor's Council on Entrepreneurship and Innovation • Dr. Daniel A. Ferber, Council Member Foundina Chairman/CEO, the Minven[ia Project Minnesota 3tate Boazd of Invention (MBI) ~ • Institute for Invention and Innovation (3I) November 1, 1934 The Minventia Project in Brief i Minventia desccibes Minnesota as a aacional R&D laboratory (Inventive Federalism II) in the process of developing a protorype model of a statewide invention/innovation support and marketing system. Then.a(I other interested states can evaluate, modify, and adaot such a comprehensive system toward ~.I . building their own expanded versioa of what Thomas Edison called his invention jactory. By so doiag; each state will have built a grass-roots socio/econumic idea generating system for its (a) existing commerce/industry, (b) new products forentrepreneurial business start-ups, (c) pu6lic sector government encities, (d) independent sector nonproFts and (e) genera( citizenry. For such ideas are to the emerging so-called Knowledge Ecoreomy what iron ore was to the Industria! Revotu[ion, botfi of which, however, need/needed financial support and minino. Daniel A. Ferber, Chairman 5eptember 1, 2000 Executive Summary The lnstitute for Invention and Innovation (3I) requests $6,000,000 for three yeazs beginning on October 1, 2003 to establish the Minventia Project (Inventive Federalism II) as a national model ofa socio%conomic inventron und innovution support syslem for all interested states to utilize. Such funds will be used as follows: 1. 3I's international technology transfer (invention(innovation) development effort @$300,000 per yeaz for three years in initial collaboration with Scandinavia, EEC, and Canada. One foundation stone for the Minventia Project was laid by $100,000 of FY1989 MN legislative support for 31. 2. 31 grant to the MN State Boazd of Invention (MBI) @$900,000 per yeaz for three years: . a to MBI for iu start-up operational and grant-making costs @$300,000 per year for three years; b. To MBI @$300,000 per year for three years for coordinated regional invention center suppott grants to the Univ. of MN (Duluth) and (Mpls.), Bemidji State Univ., Metropolitan State Univ. (St. Paul), Winona State Univ., Minnesota 5tate Univ. (Mankato), St. Cloud State Univ., Southwest MN State Univ. and/or appropriate regional MN Initiative Foundations. c. To MBI @$300,000 per year for three years (1) to two MN school districts @$ ] 00,000 per yeaz to establish metro and non-metto K-12 pilot projects ($50,000 each (2) to develop prototype classroom/instructional materials and workshops for faculty and administrators in MN traditional precoilegiate and postsecondary educational systems (i. e., MN private colleges, the University of MN, MNSCU) re: teaching and learning aboudfor inventive and innovative behavior @$100,000 per year; and (3) to establish a resultant national ctearinghouse for all such MN/U.S. evaluated/successful K-12/postsecondary activities @$100,000 per yeaz. 3. 3I's further development of (a) Inventive Federalism policies/procedures and (b) a National Center for Inventive Federalism @$300,000 per yeaz for three yeazs, in collaboration with the political science departments et al. of the University of MN, MNSCU, MN Private Colleges and others. 4. Planning/development (one yeaz only) grants to ten selected states @$100,000 each, beginning October l, 2005, to adapt the Minventia model to their particulaz circumstances/environments. 5. Planningldevelopment costs @$500,000 for a three yeaz period ($200,000, $200,000, and $100,000 sequentially) to integrate/site selected initiatives within Mall of America's Phase II development. Note. To ensure national quality control and participation no less than 10% of each $2,000,000 yeazly grant must be used for a consultant coordinator and consultant costs re: the preceding five expenditure categories. Addendum. 32 yeazs of self-financed development of the Minventia Project @$1,000,000 plus for an ordinary family's lived-out, metaphoric demonstration of inventive citizenship should be noted. This extraordinary sole source fiscal demonstration was needed to highlight the societal absence of/need for such invei:ture capiral. For socio/economic inventions of ordinary citizens most often are prolonged acts of excessive sacrifice by non-affluent individuals. But in this case, the sweat equity/private dollazs (expended to date) at least should be regazded as an inventrepreneurial contribution to be matched by federa! funding as requested. Execsumrn.808 , :5upplemental Eaecutive Memorandum: Iteferenced Appendiees Ava,ilable Upon Request . To ma.ke the case for the preceding budget ~$6,000,000 for Minnesota's Bicent nial I bratorv• invcntio~irmovative initiative (ehe Ivfinventia Project, Lnventive Federalism II), pectinent infortnacion fo(lows: , ~ . Fvoletionary VLleaones Tow rd NU Inventive Ferieralism (IF) I~nd TT Demonsrrari i . Note." JF" will be used hereafter to represenc "Inventive Federalism.". a. TF embodies a more orgcrrrrzed/sysiematic federaUstate R&D partnership beyoad the .1932 . opinion of Supreme Court 7ustice Louis Brandeis which leaves state experimentation solefy to chance: . There must be.power irs the S[dres/the Natron ro remafd, thraugh experimenlaiibn, our ecanomic praciices/instflueoris to me.et changrng social and economic needs..:rDenial of the right to . experimenl may br fraught with serious consequences to the NadaR.'!1 is one of the h¢ppy incidents.of the federal system that a srngle courageous State may, if.its crtirens choose, serve ar a laboratory; mrd try novel socia(/economic experrments wilhout risk to'the rest of the country.. b. Let us recall that this 30 year MN demonstration of"inventive citizenship" toward IF is aazi ordinary family Bicentennial celebratory uutiauve, officially endorsed in 1975 b.y Che NEN American Revolutionary Bicentennial Commissio,n, chaired by then-Lt. Governoc Perpich. Such. an initiacive is intended as a national Declaration oflnvention, a human activity practiced 6y Thomas 7efferson Iumself who thus would recoDuze Muiventia as comp[ementary [o his . DeClaratinn of Independence. 1bloreover, IF suppoRs the.later 1937 escerpted summary ofg ~icencenniaf nalvtis nf rhP Amrr+c n Political Ssru r, especially iis secEion on "Reexamining [he Federal-State Relationship" (Appendix A, p.17) which follows: The wea/messes of !he federa! governmen[ are in large part the reszrft of overload. This averlaad coufd be lessened by a better divisron ofresponsibi(iry among federaUsiate/loca! governments. " c. George F.,Kennaq foRner Ambassador to Russia and U.S. State Depar[ment career policy analyst, observed that many tong-term issues of considerable nauonal impor[ance understandably go untouched by the federal govemment (see (a) excerpc from his book, Aroun [he s',raQged T-iil and (6) the May 23, 1994 letter to him, Appendir B}. Such issues can be decentralized to interested and appropria[e sta[es participating in [he IF concept, Then federal public servants comfortably could say to rhose states wluch complain about such D.C. inacdon: "If you haven't come wi[h an invenRVe sofucion, you are part oFthe problem." 4. d. Beyond commercial inventions also note the "Social Inven[ions" article, an equal component oFthe socio/public policy development aspects of Inventive Federalism (APpendir C). C. . The details of rhe first MiV demonstration of Inventive Federalism, i.e., the Lifetime Leaming Act of 1975 (5. 2497), e.3., MN testimony on Decem6er 13, 1975. Co-authored by Senators Mondale Humphrey/Congressman Fraser, via vital staff wor!c by E(len Hot$nan and Rip Rapson respectively, it had bi-parcisan support of the entire NIN Congressional delegarion (Appendix D). 2. The Present Lm•entive Federalisrr TT V;a rhP Lr r;a prniect The general outlines of the Minventia Project vision are inctuded in AppendiY E on its iourth page. Sucfi • a continuous se[f-renewal stra[egy is designed [o addrrss the issue termed the "U.S. invenlioa and i innovation recession" by usin' NfiY as a nationa! R&D laboratory to that end: But the cl ar MiV ;n+P.,+ is ! SQShare resu(tc with o h r tat thereby ,givino- them a suggestive infrastructure/proJ arnmatic model by ~ which they also can become effective, future IF participants. ' In short, everv meatber oFalI MN/U.S.Congessionai de(egations has his/her district constituencies affected/enriched 6y the proposed 31 statewide grant. Indeed such compreheasive NIN involvement is part of the message, i.e., when IF is presented as a national contributioa by Lfinn -ao a ae a whp~ it cn be so docutnented/vatidated. Such a vfiY initiative is further authen[icated/built upon the solid foundation I of an impressive track record of fostering socio/economic invention/innovation (see encfosed "Firsts and InnovaGOns From [he Land of 10,000 Lakes," excerp[ed &om NGnnesot - nd Lak e n I nov tinry a recenc study coaunissioned by the LNlN Dept.ofTradelEconomic Development (Appendix F).. I The Nlinventia Project's significance in the world competition for first control of new ideas is I underscored by 7ohn 1. Fialka's boolc, War bv Oth .r M anc7 Fcono i FS ionaoe in n rt,e ',(see ! enctosed summary Appendix G). But the Nlinventia Project, in collaboration with the newty-named and ~ expanded Center for Ethical Business Cultures (Appendix H), proposes a far more honorablrlopen means of acquiring foreign inventions/innovations (see enctosed February 9, 1933 memorandurn, "Technology Trans£er From Selected Councries,"Appandix I). To great advantage, in a new era of &eelopen trade, such a two-way exchange'will greatly assist MtY/T1.5. expor[s ro those same countries by so facilitating/importing [heir invenuons/innovadons in seacch of an appropdate U.S. marketplace. - 3. The Future• Next Buildino Block Steps Toward tVlinvenUa in 2003;~~e PerFect Year• I 2003 is perfect ciming for the Minventia Project via the propased $6,000,000 (FY 2004-2006k. a. Iust following the 2002 electioas, all elected offcials will find such a national statesmanship ~ developmeRt ro cheir advancage. For it transcends parochial self-interests for the good of citizens everywhere in ar, era where politicians/public officials badly need such renewedlenhanced respect. ~ ~ ~ b. 2001 is the 100th birthday of the Nobel Foundation and iu presugious prizes, the most highly regarded of which is the Nobef Peace Prize. tVl of these awazds resulted from money generated by A~&ed Nobe!'s nvo im•entions: (a) dynamile and (b) its detonating blastrng cap. Without these two inventions the world's wealth would 6e diminished and its landscape altered, e.o., oreloil ; mining, roads, tunnels, airports, the Panama Canal thus wcre developed much easiedfaster. N2,.4: An available (TV) History channel videotape documents such contributions by 1blr. Nobe[. c. NIN's deep Scandinavian heritage validates its celebration of iVSr. Nobel's w i descent whose fe;acy incfudes the Peace Prize awarded by the ~aq pazliament (Appendix K). And many evolving VLV/I_i,S. 2001 events honoring him only accelerate Niinventia's acceptance. d. The MinvenTia Project is designed to lead NIN, collaborating states and others towazd serious candidacy for the Nobel Peace Prize in due course, an award which would place these states indefinitely in a c(ass by themse(ves to their incalcula6le advantage on all fronts. To that end, the Nlinventia Project builds on strength: Gustavus Adolphus Coflege fias long sponsored its aanual znd hishly regarded Nobel Conference with its exclusive U.S. use oFthe ~ Nobe! name; St. Olaf, Concordia'(ilvfoorhead), and Augsburg Colleges similazty hold an annual • No6e1 Peace Prize Forum in collaboration with Augustana College (SD) and Luther College (LA). And the University of St. Thomas was a designated ,guest college for the February, 2040 Focum held at St, Olaf College (Appendix L.). . e. Whenlif the Minventia Project is established, a Minventia Alliance will be formed to move toward such a Nobel Peace Prize awazd and beyond. Its members will include jjj YPi l enuties which now work directly(mdirectly to support invention/'tnnovation as well as individuals; corporations, foundations, and governmentai components which cleazfy have benefited from invention/innova[ion. In addition, similar entities outside iNLN will be asked to join the Alliance. Finally, existing national and international networks of inven[ors will be added. Such an alliance will initiate an international'im•ention intervention effort where/when such a coalition is needed wiihin the global communiry to address issues in search of inventive.solurions. Thus the propased ' Nlirrvenaa Al[iance resembles "Dactors ff'iahout Borders, " an international non profit organrration based in Brussels, Be(gium. "bledecires Sarzr Fronri~res"provides emergenty ' medical care for countrias in need and thereby won the 1999 Nobe! Peace Pri:e (,4ppendix 2vo. f. The Carnegie Endowment for Tnternaaonal Peace and other intemational entities will be asked to - assist in translating the U.S. domestic concept of Inventive Federalism into an international format, i.e., agiven counery may choose to be an IF R8cD labora[ory for transnat ional issues of globa/ cancern which can be so decentralized, thereby paralleling what IF states do for.the U.S. g. A NIN national invention symposium is anticipated for an appropriate time/place, as part of the tVlinventia Project, to carry the message within/without iNEN (Appendix IN). y ON IvvEMNG THE PROCESS OF "INVENTIVE FEDERALISNf" AND ITS FIR$T PRODUCT "NIERGENERATIOiVAL EDCfCATION/LIFELONG LEARNING" AiV ARSTRA('T Daniel A. Ferber . 7anuary 3, 1977 Revised Fehruary 9, 1973 and April l, 1982 "Imer:rive Federalism" is a process whereby states are encoucaged to become voluntarv and na[ion 1 reseh and development sites to pursue and launch social and economic invenaons designed to impcove tjie yuali of fife for al( U.S. citizens. Ihe 5rst illustrauve ty RI.QducS of that process is the. syscematic pubGc poGcy development of "intergeneraQOnal education/lifetong learning," stimulated by the State oFNfinnesota acting as a self-conscious, reality-tes[ing and catalytic laboratory for the nadon. The first has of the Vlinnesota effort was the integrntion of retired persons (age 55 and over) and Nfinnesota's scc major, craditional pre-collegiate and postsecondary rystems (a social invention perceived as a coruarucave respoRSe to unique demogr-aphic s}uf}s toward an av,,i'ng U.S. population). Those systems were represenced by the Colleges of St. Thomas, St. Cathecine and St. Benedict, Mankato State Univecsity, the MinneapoGs Public 5choals (Community Educaponal Serrices) North Hennepin Community College, St.,Pau! Vocational-Technical Insutute, and the University of 11Tinnesota (NGnneapolis). This group came to be known u the 2vfinnesota Intergenerational Educational Consor[ium. Its purpose was to extend intergenerational educational experiences to such older persons, wEule simuitaneously enriching fearning oppomrines for the young. The aarional imPact of the Consortium's predetermined and specific humanistic, educationaL economic, and socio/poiitical objectives (having been shared with relevant nacional educationai networks and others in Washington, DC) now has been extensive and can be so documented. . The Administration on Aging (FIEW) and FIpSE (HEW), ihe entire Minnesota Congressional delegation, relevant state and ,national agencies, educational institutions and varied personnei pooled their many . contributions. By so doing they demonstra[ed optimum national impact through cost-effective resource focvsing az the state level, i.e., the star~ as an inter-agency, inter-institutiona! "national invention center" (for intergenerational education/lifelong learning), thereby emphasiring tha concentration and consolidation of related actiort, theory, training, and research in the public interest. The subsequent "nationalization" of the broader lifelong learning concept was designed and originally expressed in the b(ondafe-Fraser "Lifetime Leaming Act of I975," (included in the authorized (Egher Education Act of 1976 as "Tide I: Part B, Lifelong Leaming, Secrions I5 1-I54"}. This legisiation, signed by President C,erald Ford, was intenuonally prompted by the ConsoRium's initial intergenerational education thtust. Such a state-to-nation initia[ive was incended as a unique Minnesota Bicencennial contribution. It u calctlated to move the United States toward releasing the constructive inventive potential of the American people [hrough such a continuous and organized cufcurai self-renewal strategy. In such a context invencive Federalism and the "stace as national invenaon center" concepts are suggested u pazts oFa possible new socio/economic development and govemance process. For if bLnnesota can so demonstrate and share the nation's leadership burdeq other interested states certainly can do likewise on issues or problem azeu similarly compati6le with their genuine character. DAiYIEL A. FERBER RESUtNtE HIGHLIGHTS I975-Presenc Founded, deve(oped and chairs the innesota Board of Invention (,v(BI), a quasi-state agency £acili[ating invenrion u~Minnesota • 6orders toward a nationai model of an "inventive sociery" for all other incerested sta[es to utilize. NMI in concert with 3I,(next) comprise the vehicles which now drive the ivGnventia Projecc, designed to culminace in 2001 in celebracion oFthe [OOch birthday ofthe NobeE Peace prize, Founded, developed and chairs the ilylinnesota-based, national Institute for Invention and Innovation (3I), a 501(c) (3), non-profit, market-driven mechanism designed to acquireltransfer requested invencions Eor the U.S., i.e., the incernational dimension oFthe v[inventia Project 1971-I975 Founder, Commission on Minnesota's Future Chairman, Minneso[a Lifelong Learning Society and the ty[innesota [ntergenerational Education Consortium. The N1I.5At ffEC launcfied and facilitated the 1975 national Mondale (Humphrey)-Frbser Lifetime Learnin,,, Act, the first demonstration of Inventive Federalism 1967-(97~! Dean ofAcademic Affairs and Vice President for Academic Administracion, Gustavus Adolpus Colle,ge, S[. Peter, iviN ~ 1963-I967 First Direcror of Development (Concept Invention), Devefopment And Fund-Raising, University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH Founder and Director, New En.-fand Center For Continuing Education Durham, V'H 1962-1963 Associate Director of Development (Fund-Raising), Univeesiry oF Pitcsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA 1954-1962 Ph.D, (Fligher Education Administration), Indiana University, Blooming[on, IN Headmaster, I.U. Men's Residence HaUs 1952-1954 M.A. (Comparative Literature), I. U., Bloomington, IiN ~ Head Counselor, Graduate Residence Center 1950-1953 Pitcher, New Yock Yankee Baseball System 1947-195I B.A. Cum Laude (English Literature and Phiiosophy) ' Wa6ash College,.Crawfordsville, IN EPILOGUE "I see every reason m befieve that American inven[ivercesswill now take wing agairi... But the inventiveness of American technology is oniy one reflection of che inventivene3s of the American spirit. The nation chat beGeves that ic made itse(f anew can be true to itself onfy by trying to make evecything anew.... I[ is this spiric that will now energize its politics.... I am growing moce and more convinced tha[ whac we are observing is the preparatron for another burst of inventiveness.... For there is something peculiatly American in what is happening. 7he activiry is local. The e:cperimen[ with new forms is coming from the bottom. The new institutions are being fasnioned by no lcss than "bVe, che People." So one can trace what f beiieve co be Ehe feRnent in America into every corner oFthe society. The fermenc is not violent as it was a decade ago, but in many ways it is no less revofutionary ...too much is going ori, too much that is new, and it will not be contained. (t will find iu e:cpressions... Americans also want to be American asain. Ic is they who want a return of their invenciveness, to perfortn for them again the miracles irhas performed before." Henry Fairlee, BritiShjoumalist November 16, 1980 5[. Pau1 Pioiirer Pres3, excerpted fram the Washingtarr P,ost ~ • ~ ~ TO: IvLV Congressi egation via MN/D.C. Staff (see attached listing). Apri125, 2003. FROM: Daniel A. Fei~txr,~a~i ,`mventia Project (M=ie2, i.e., Minventia equals inventive energy2) via the Institute for Invention and Innovation (3I); MN Board of Invention (MBI) SUBJ: Minventia Project Federal Funding Towazd Inventive Federalism II: Mobilizing the U.S. to Win the Global Waz* foz Invention/Innovation Supremacy You now all have the non-competitive Minven6a Project proposal seeking a three-year, $6,000,000 federal demonstration grant. Its purpose is to develop a national model of a statewide comprehensive, integrated invention/innovation support/marketing system to reactivate needed, historic U.S. grass-roots ingenuity. Large agency budgets, i.e., DOD, DOE, Homeland Security et al. seem reasonable sources to target for such relatively modest funding. Yet given the broader scope and positive, cross-cut impact of the 31 proposal on many agencies, proportionately-shared interagency support is more logical albeit more complicated e.g., tlie SBIR/STTR programs coordinated by the U.S. Small Businass Administration Office of Technology (enclosed). Those two SBA programs involve 5-11 agencies with their already congressionally-mandated FY04 eatramural research budgets now being finalized. But SBA/related agencies need to cooperate in facilitating such an experimental fiscal pattem, doubtlessly requiring strong administration and congressional encouragement. For current SBIR/ STTR policy precludes unsolicited proposals or grants to develop/market inventions. SBA also would be asked to regazd the non-profit Institute for Invention and Innovation (3I) as the "principal domestic reseazch organization" and funding recipient. For 31 has been the "sole source" entity doing foundation-building action research over 30 years towazd such a MN national model, including but expanding the SBA "lugh tech" focus to embrace other small businesses, organizations and both commercial/relevant social inventors. In sum, such a funding strategy really depends on the flexibility of these or other sources/their staffs. For the proposed pilot invention/innovation suppoNmazketing system, itself a social invention, by definition could not yet be on any existing program agenda: Hence we need an inventive way to fund such a catalytic project designed ultimately to launch no less than a continuous U.S. self-renewal process via all our states, e.g., see enclosed item no. 4 of the Executive Summary budget to help enlist support of other congressionai colleagues. In this context, the overlapping 3I/NIBI Boazds of Directors request your support in delivering funding. To that end, both symbolically and praginatically, a coordinated, bi-partisan push is required by our congressional delegation to so persuade U.S. SBA Administrator Barrato, Secretaries Rumsfeld, Ridge et al. For if all goes well, via such statesmanship-like leadership, MN will ignite another kind of chain-reaction (M=ie2)** within the relatively untapped invantive capacity of the U.S. citizenry. In so doing, MN can become the first state recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, among other positive outcomes, by so 6oldly helping to rebuild our post-9/11/01 socio/economic spiriUfabric, a laudable/doable/win-win/timely goal to say the least. * War is currently associated with our Iraq military encounter, terrorism's physical violence et al. But also note John J. Fialka's book War by Other Means: Economic Espionage in America (see enclosed). Therein he expands the present meaning of war, i. e., the more quiet global battle to acquire/control valuable new ideas which will shape socio/economic power in the emerging international information/knowledge society. Just as the three-yeaz Manhattan Project (at a cost of $2.2 billion in 1945 dollazs) produced an atomic bomb to heip win World Waz II, the parallel three-yeaz Minventia Project (at a cost of $6,000,000 in FY04-06 dollazs) will begin ~ to produce **an invenfion/innovation bomb to help the U.S. win such a World War III. And all citizens can/should enlist this time, responding anew to the sign on Bryce Harlow's ofFice door in the Eisenhotiver White House: Have you come with a(an inventive) sodutton, or crre you part of the problem? Let us hope that the scientists/administrators responsible for the Manhattan Project would be prond of such a legacy in celehration of the 100`h birthday of A. Einstein's1905 publication of his prerequisite Special Theory ofRelativiry (E=mc2). ' • . RELEVANT/ INFORMED PERSONS WITHIN MN AND DC CONGRESSIONAL OFFICES U.S.Senators Minnesota D.C. Mazk Dayton Jun Gelbmann (5aint Paul) Erin McGuire Norm Coleman Dan Williams (Saint Paul) Eric Mische 7ay Thweatt U.S. ReDresentatives First District Gil Gutknecht Malachi McNeilus (Rochester) Rhett Butler Second District John Kline Mike Osskopp (Burnsville) James McGuire Mazcus Esmey Third District Jim Ramstad Lance Olson (Minnetonka) Dean Peterson Fourth District Betty McCollum Josh Straka (Saint Paul) Chad Lord Fifth District Martin Sabo Mike Erlandson (Minneapolis) Mike Erlandson Sixth District Mark Kennedy Mark Matuska (Buffalo) Ed Scala Seventh District Collin Peterson Toni Merdan (Detroit Lakes) Robin Goracke Eiehth District James Oberstar Jackie Morris (Duluth) Chip Gazdiner MN organizational contact persons or more proposal copies available upon request via Daniel A. Ferber: Tel: (651) 452-9448; e-mail: dmferber @ aol.com (Home and Office). Abrn jt the Administrator ,~y ~ w P S.b Page 1 of 2 Search 5BA Frequently Requested Services - How can SBA help ~ - About the Administrator " By unanimous vote, the U.S. Senate confirmed Hector V. Barreta as the 21st Administrator of the U.S. Small Business Administration on ]uly 25, 2001. President Bush nominated him to the post. ~ As SBA Administretor, Mr. Barreto directs the deliverY of financia t and husiness development pro4rams to America's entrepreneurs. With a portfolio of direct and guaranteed business foans and i disaster loans worth more than $45 billion, SBA is the nation's 01~ 77 I largest single financial backer of small business. fy , r i Mr. Barreto has a long history in the corporate sector and the small business community. He's also distinguished himself as a ~ passionate advocate for small businesses. As a young man, he helped his father manage a family restaurant, an export/import 6usiness and construction company After receiving his bachelor's degree in business administration from Rockhurst University in Kansas City, MO., he worked for the Miller Brewing Company as the South Texas Area Manager. In 1986, he moved to California and founded Barreto Insurance anc Financial Services, responding to the need for financial_ services for Southern California's rapidly growing population. He later launched an additional business as a securities broker/dealer specializing in retirement plans. Mr. Barreto is past chairman of the board for the Latin Business ASSOCiation in Los Angeles. During his term, he increased membership by 50 percent, doubled revenues ani increased procurement opportunities for the membership. He also founded a small business institute/incubator, which provides technical assistance, education and development opportunities to small businesses. Prior to becoming SBA Administrator, Mr. Barreto served as vice chairman of the board for the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Barreto has received special recognition from the U.S. Congress, the California State Senate and Assembly, the County of Los Angeles, YMCA and American Red Cross. Hispanic Business Magazine has recognized him as one of America's "100 Most Influentia Hispanics." http://www.sba.gov/admin/about.htrnl 4/5/2003 . : SBFb'• Office! of Technology - SBIR/STTR - What's New? Page 1 of 2 Technolvgy - SBlR1STTR ~ Nmars New? ; What We Do <<'j The Office of Technology strengthens and expands the competitiveness of U. S. small technoloac research and develo ment businesses in the federal market lace. We 7771ei3tly Askedi a so assist in ieving the commercialization of the results of both the federal 4uestions (FAQs): research and development programs mandated by the Small Business Innovation - Develo ment Act of 1982, the Small Business Research and Develo ment Announcements ~ nhancement Act o 1992, and the Small Business Innovation Research Pro ram & 5olicitations , eaut onzation Act of 2000. SBIR - STTR i We carry out our mission through the following programs and initiatives: Tihbetts Awards ~ FASTJSBIR ~ . ROP pwards The Office of Technolo romotes federal small business high technology programs TECH-Net to improve the competitive capability of small researc an eve opmen usinesses - with articular em hasis on emer in and under served small firms. It encourages Resources 8 ~ state-of-the-market technology Vaining, technology in ormation exchange, and Opponuniiies ; outreach on federal technology programs. It also encourages private and public Gontacts & resource support for the commercialization of federal R& D efforts. It promotes Represeniatives outreach activities to introduce women- and minority-owned small businesses to the advantages of competing for federai R& D projects. The office also hosts the annual Glossary j Tibbetts Awards The award recoqnizes SBIR recioients who have excelled in the research and develooment arena. These companies or individuals are nominated by their peers, federal officials, or Congressional members to receive this prestigious Cornrnenis award. Search 7eGinaBogy Only I The Office of Technology also awards SBIR Rural Outreach grants to a core group of states based on the underserved criteria determined by Congress (P.L. 105-35). The initiative will broaden the geographical distribution of awards made through the Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) Program. Awards for technical assistance and outreach can range up to $100,000. States and territories can receive $2 of federal funding for each $1 of nonfederal matching funds they invest in the effort. The following states and territories participate in the Rural Outreach program: Alaska, Delaware, District of Columbia, Idaho, Indiana, lowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, North Dakota, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Vermont, West Virginia, and Wyoming. As a result of the Small Business Innovation Research Program Reauthorization Act of 2000, the Office of Technology established the Federal and State Technoloqy Partnership proqram or FAST. The qurpose of the FAST proqram is to strenqthen the techno gical comoetitiveness of small business concerns in states. All 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Guam and the American Samoa are eligible to participate in the program. FAST is a competitive grant program that allows each state to receive funding to provide an array of services in support of the SBIR program. Any individual, organization, or entity in a state is eligible to participate in the FAST program. Our Accomplishments - as of 10-01-02 http://sba.gov/sbir/indexwharivedo.html 4/1/2003 SBX- Office of Technology - SBIR/STTR - WhaYs New? Page 2 of 2 The Office of Technology has been very successful in meeting its legislative mandate. . The SBIR program has experienced explosive growth since its inception in 1983. In that first year of awarding activity, the program made 686 Phase I awards for $44.5 million to small high technology firms. In FY 2001, the program produced 3,215 Phase I awards and 7,533 Phase II awards for approximately $1.5 billion dollars. . The STTR Pilot program began making awards in FY 19994. In that year, 198 awards were issued for approximately $19 million to small high technology businesses that collaborated with nonprofit research institutions to undertake R & D projects. In FY 2001, Federal participating agencies awarded 224 Phase I awards and 113 Phase II awards totaling just over $78 million dollars. . Our extensive outreach has resulted in an increasing number of SBIR awards to minority-owned high technology husinesses. The SBIR program, which makes award solely to the best proposals submitted, has consistently awarded over 10% of its funds to minority-owned firms. . A major objective of the SBIR program is to produce new high technology products and services from federal research and development. In the early years of the program, it was believed that very little federal R& D would result in spin-off commercialized products and services. The program, however, has produced a stream of innovations far exceeding early expectations. It is now estimated based on a continuing study of commercialization, that over 39% of Phase II projects will result in a commercialized product or service. These innovations cover the entire high technology spectrum. Related Items related items Your Local SBA Servicing Office Pick and Submit I I I *Last Modified: 70-07-02 http://sba.gov/sbir/indexwhatwedo.html 4/1/2003 S13A Y.Ut3ice,of Technology - SBIR/STTR - SBIR and STTR Programs Page 1 of 5 Tecnnology - SBIRISTTR ~ 1. SBIR Program Nlhat's New7 ' 2. STTR Program ; 3. SBIR or What We Do 4. STTR or 5. SBIR for Proposal Preparation Frequently Askedi 6. SBIR 4uestions iFAG?sJ; SBIR and STTR Programs and Awards " Announcements ~ & Solicitations Descri tp ion of the $mall Business Innovation Research Program Tibbetts Awards i ($BR): FaSTtSSiR SBIR is a highly competitive program that encourages small business to explore their ftOP Awards technological potential and provides the incentive to profit from its commercialization. . By including qualified small businesses in the nation's R&D arena, high-tech innovation TEGH-Net is stimulated and the United States gains entrepreneurial spirit as it meets its specific Resources 8 1 research and development needs. Opportunities -'1 Competitive Opportunity for Small Business: COI1t8C[5 & i - Representatives i SBIR targets the entrepreneurial sector because that is where most innovation and Glossary ~ innovators thrive. However, the risk and expense of conducting serious R8D efforts are often beyond the means of many small businesses. By reserving a specific percentage of federal R8D funds for small business, SBIR protects the small business and enables CUFTarilCnl5 i it to compete on the same level as larger businesses. SBIR funds the critical startup and development stages and it encourages the commercialization of the technology, Searcfi product, or service, which, in tum, stimulates the U.S. economy. Technofogy Only ; Since its enactment in 1982, as part of the Small Business Innovation Development Act, SBIR has helped thousands of smali businesses to compete for federal research and development awards. Their contributions have enhanced the nation's defense, protected our environment, advanced health care, and improved our abiliry to manage information and manipulate data. SBIR Qualifications: Small businesses must meet certain eligibility criteria to participate in the SBIR program. . American-owned and independently operated . For-profit . Principal researcher empioyed by business . Company size limited to 500 employees The SBIR System: Each year, ten federal departments and agencies are required by SBIR to reserve a http;//sba,g9v/sbjr/indexsbir-sttr.html 4/1/2003 SBA=-.Offlce•of Technology - SBIR/STTR - SBIR and STTR Programs Page 2 of 5 portion of their R&D funds for award to small business. . Department of Agriculture • Department of Commerce . Department of Defense . Department of Education . Department of Energy • Department of Health and Human Services . Department of Transportation . Environmental Protection Agency . National Aeronau5cs and Space Administration • National Science Foundation These agencies designate R&D topics and accept proposals. Three-Phase Program: Following submission of proposals, agencies make SBIR awards based on small business qualification, degree of innovation, technical merit, and future market potential. Small businesses that receive awards or grants then begin a three-phase a program. • Phase I is the startup phase. Awards of up to $100,000 for approximately 6 months support exploration of the technical merit or feasibility of an idea or " technology. . Phase II awards of up to $750,000, for as rnany as 2 years, expand Phase I results. During this time, the R&D work is performed and the developer )t-t;-6 ~ evaluates commercialization potential. Only Phase I award winners are considered for Phase II. . Phase III is the period during which Phase II innovation moves from the laboratory into the marlcetpiace. No SBIR funds support this phase. The small business must find funding in the private sector or other non-SBIR federal agencyfunding. l ~ a ~ SBA Role: '~-lX,_ t ~ The US Small Business Administration olavs an important role as the coordinatinq ? agency for the SBIR proqram. It riirecta the 11 aaencies' imolementation of SBIR reviews their progress, and reports annually to Congress on its operation. SBA is also the information link to SBIR. SBA collects solicitation information from all participating r% agencies and publishes it quarterly in a Pre-Solicitation Announcement (PSA). The v ~ PSA is a single source for the topics and anticipated release and closing dates for each p4 l agency's solicitations. / For more infortnation on the SBIR Program, please contact: US Small Business 0~ Administration Office of Technology 409 Third Street, SW Washington, DC 20416 (202) 205-6450 ~ I ~II of SBA's oroarams and services are extended to the public on a nondiscriminatory basis. SBIR Awards: . http://sba.gov/sbir/indexsbir-sttr.htrnl 4/l /2003 : SBA K.Office•of Technology - SBIR/ST'I'R - SBIR and ST1'R Programs Page 3 of 5 . SBIR Program Statistics . . . . ~ Description of the Small Business Technology Transfer Program (STTR): STfR is an important new small business program that expands funding opportunities in the federal innovation research and development arena. Central to the program is expansion of the publidprivate sector partnership to include the joint venture opportunities for small business and the nation's premier nonorofit research institutions. STTR's most important role is to foster the innovation necessary to meet the nation's scientific and technological chalienges in the 21st century. Competitive Opportunity for Small Business: STTR is a highly competitive proaram that reserves a specific percentaae of federai _ R&D fundinq for award to small business and nonprofit research institution partners. Small business has long been where innovation an innova ors nve. u e ns and expense of conducting serious R8D efforts can be beyond the means of many small businesses. Conversely, nonprofit research Iaboratories are instrumental in developing high-tech novations. But fre uentl innovation is confined to the theoretical, not the ractical. STTR combines the strenpths of both entities by introducinq entrepreneuria s i s o hj,gh-tech research effoRS. The technologies and products are Uansferred from the laboratory to the marketplace. The small business profits from the commercialization, which, in turn, stimulates the U.S. economy. STTR Qualifications: Small businesses must meet certain eligibility criteria to participate in the STfR Program. . American-owned and independently operated . . For-profit . Principal researcher need not be emploved bv small business http://sba.gov/sbir/indexsbir-sttr.html 4/1/2003 SBA =.vYtlce•of Technology - SBIR/STTR - SBIR and STTR Programs Page 4 of 5 . Company size limited to 500 employees ~ (No size limit for nonprofit research institution) The nonprofit research institution must also meet certain eliqibilitv criteria. . located in the US . Meet one of three definitions . Non~rofit colleqe or university Domestic nonprofit research or anization . Federally, funded R&D center (FFRDC) The STTR System: Farh yPar fivP fedP~a~ danartments and aaencies are required by STTR to reserve a portion of their RS~D funds for award to small business/nonprofi t research institution partnerships. . Department of Defense . Department of Energy . Department of Health and Human Services . National Aeronautics and Space AdminisVation . National Science Foundation ~CC rn~ ~ ° U These agencieS designate R8D topics and accept proposals. I ~ Three-Phase Progrem: ~ ~~0.:a ~ Following submission of proposais, aqencies make STTR awards based on small businesslnonproft research institution qualification deqree of innovation, and future ~ Q~ market potential. Small businesses that receive awards or grants then begin a three- ~s , phase program. ` GL Zc~ . Phase I is the startup phase. Awards of up to $100,000 for approximately one year fund the exploration of the scientifc, technical, and commercial feasibility of an idea or technology. _ a . Phase II awards of up to $500,000, for as long as two years, expand Phase I „~N~ results. During this period, the RB,D work is perFormed and the developer begins 1 to consider commercial potential. Only Phase I award winners are considered r for Phase IL ~c~`. . Phase III is the penod dunng which Phase II innovation moves from the ~ laboratory into the marketplace. No STTR funds support this phase. The small j' business must fnd funding in the private sector or other non-STTR federal a9encyfunding. 2(~ ~ ~ SBA Role: ~ eC:_:::_ ll Busistration olavs an imoortant role as the coordi nating he STTIt helps the five aqencies implement STR, reviews s and allv to Conaress on oneration_ SBA is also the information link to STTR. SBA collects solicitation information from all the paRicipating agencies and publishes it periodically in a Pre-Solicitation Announcement (PSA). The PSA is a single soU« for the topics and anticipated http://sba.gov/sbir/indexsbir-sttr.html 4/1/2003 Executive Summary 1'he Institute for Invention and Innovation (3I) requests $6,000,000 for three yeazs beginning on October 1, 2003 to establish the Minventia Project (Inventive Federalism II) as a national model of a socio%conomic inventian und innovution support syslem for all interested states to utilize. 5uch funds wil( be used as follows: 1. 31's intemational technology transfer (invention/innovation) development effort @$300,000 per year for three yeazs in initial collaboration with Scandinavia, EEC, and Canada. One foundation stone for the Minventia Project was laid by $100,000 of FY1989 MN legislative support for 31. 2. 31 grant to the MN State Boazd of Invention (MBI) @$900,000 per year for three years: . a. to MBI for its start-up operational and grant-making costs @$300,000 per yeaz for three years; b. To MBI @$300,000 per yeaz for three years for coordinated regional invention center support grants to the Univ, of MN (Duluth) and (Mpls.), Bemidji State Univ., Mettopolitan State Univ. (St. Paul), Winona State Univ., Minnesota State Univ. (Mankato), 3t. Cloud State Univ., Southwest MN State Univ. and/or appropriate regional MN Initiative Foundations. . c. To MBI @$300,000 per yeaz for three yeazs (I) to two MN school districts @$ ] 00,000 per yeaz to establish metro and non-metro K-12 pilot projects ($50,000 each (2) to develop prototype classroom/instructional materia]s and workshops for faculty and administrators in MN traditional precollegiate and postsecondary educational systems (i. e., MN private colleges, the University of MN, MNSCU) re: teaching and leaming aboudfor inventive and innovative behavior @$100,000 per year; and (3) to establish a resultant national clearinghouse for all such MN/U.S. evaluated/successfiil K-12/postsecondary activities @$100,000 per yeaz. 3. 3I's fuRher development of (a) Inventive Federalism policies/procedures and (b) a National Center for Inventive Federalism @$300,000 per year for three yeazs, in collaboration with the political science departments et al. of the Universiry of MN, MNSCU, MN Private Colleges and others. 4. Planning/development (one yeaz only) grants to ten selected states @$100,000 each, beginning October 1, 2005, to adapt the Minventia model to their particulaz circumstances/environments. 5. Planning/development costs @$500,000 for a three yeaz period ($200,000, $200,000, and $100,000 sequentially) to integrate/site selected initiatives within Mall of America's Phase II development. Note. To ensure national quality control and par[icipation no less than 10% of each $2,000,000 yeazly grant must be used for a consultant coordinator and consultant costs re: the preceding five expenditure categories. Addendum. 32 yeazs of self-financed development of the Minventia Project @$1,000,000 plus for an ordinary family's lived-out, metaphoric demonstration of inventive citizenship should be noted. This extraordinary sole source fiscal demonstration was needed to highlight the societal absence of/need for such inventure capital. For socio/economic inventions of ordinary citizens most often aze prolonged acts of excessive sacrifice by non-affluent individuals. But in this case, the sweat equity/private dollazs (expended to date) at least should be regarded as an inventrepreneurial contribution to be matched by federal funding as requested. Execsumm.808 . ISSN 0-393-04019-3 szs.uu usa I I he iechnathieves have many tools, but the $32.59 CAh. principal weapon is the openness of our society, and }he defenders are hobbied by ~ witnesses too embarrassed to complair., as W~r by Oth~y~ir p ~si9n(+ .7 well as by (aws aimed af nineteeriffi•centnry EC O il oI4l 1 C threats. ; F:alka's incisive reporting and trenchant ~ ES piO II a ge anatysis expose an attack on the American i n A m e r i c a ecanamy so deadly as to constitute a time- fi~ lapse Pead Harbnr, his book outiines Yhe har ~ !o h n I . F I al11 a cUoices we must make 'rf we are to survive. ~ !n 1811, Fraiicis Cabot Laweil visi:ed 4 Eroand and wafked off with a very big piece - j of the industrial Revoiution: the Cartwrigirt bom, whose pians he had memorized. 7oday, ffie town named aRer him, Lmrell, '•,z ~ ~ Massachusetts, is an economic wasteland. We fiave fargotten ihe lessons of LowelPs _ i success; in taci, the techniques he pioneered are now being used against'us_ fa this actian-611ed journey througfi tomorraw's headlines, John Fia!lsa, award- winning imestigative reparter for the WaI! Street loumat, reveals a secret war that - ' threatens the economic security of the United ~ States and the tivelihoad of millions ~ of American citizens. ° T6e ground ruSes have changed, and the ~ t battlefield is now economic raifier than ; ideological, but espionage in the 1990s lohn J. Fialka is a reporter for the Wall ~ springs direct[y imm the ruins of the Cold Street Joumal. A member of the paper's ~ War spy regimes. Newly configured, the Washington bureau, he has covered subjects secret aperatiarts o# America's enemies such as national secu ' ° (and #riends!) threaten to hollow out the U.S. ~7S Po~itics, and g financial scaodals: He was the Jaarnal's (ea( ~ economy and siphon away the jobs and reporter during the Galf War, an experience technologies we need to remain competitive that !ed to Hote! Warriors, his first bnak. HE in ihe hwertty-first ceMury. was educated as a lasvyer and is the wincter c From the stunniag ruse of several national awards far investigative ' "farewell"-Russia's brazen shopping tours journalism. F'~alka lives with his wife, f tor US. secrets---to t6e suhtle art of Deborah, in McLean, Virginia. ~ technolagy "tnnnefing" by the Japanese, ~ to China's clever use of US. campuses, )adcet design bY N'alter Harper ~ companies, and consumers to modernize its lacket ohotagaph hy Pete Tumer/ IMACE CLI3E mii"itary, this 6ook illuminates a loss that is P""tea'" ti'° umt"d srak' of ^'"°"ea ~ wideiy fielt, but not often seen or understood. I 1-97 ~ ~ I (contMasd on back NaP) ' . RESIDEtiTIAL BUILDING PermitApplication City Of Eagan 3830 Pilot Knob Road, Eagan Mn 55122 Telephone # 651-615-5675 FAX # 651-675-5694 NewConsWCli~onReauiremenls RemcdeVReoairReauiremen6 OKceU5e0nN 3 registered site surveys showing sq. fl, of lot sq. R. of house; and all rooled areas 2 copies of pWn Cert of Survey Recd (20% maximum lot average allowed) 1 set of Energy CaIwlaUons for heated additions Tree Pres PYan Recd 2 copies of plan showing 6eam 8 window sizes; poured found design, etc. 1 site survey for additions 8 ded¢ Tree Pres Not Reqd isetofEneigyCalculauons AddidOn-indicaterlon-sitesepticsystem _On-siteSepticSystem 3 copies of Tree Preservation Plan i( lot plaHed aker 711193 Rim Joist Detail Opfions selectlon sheet (bidgs vnth 3 ar less units Date (9 / 8 / . ~ ~ Construction Cost Site Address ~~C42_Mn [l p . ~r7 10,11 ~ UniUSte # ~J Description of Work SNi!`~l I ( (Y !'T • l 1"C-c,I ~%re(>fLtC~ GY hN ?'C[Vl ~(.L~ ~~/'I ~ _ WQW Multi-Family Bldg _ Y~ N Fireplace(s) _ 0~ 1 _ 2 Property Owner Telep6one # (05-/ Contractor P!ri fIh T 1/I'I Address wG /r3 City 4ytSC9/l/e1 State Zip Telephone # COMPLETE THIS AREA ONLY IF CONSTRUCTING NEW BUILDING Minnesota Rules 7670 Cateeorv 1 innesota Rules 7672 Energy Code Category , Residential Ventilation Category h; New Energy Code Worksheet (J submission type) Submitted 3 2D03 SubmiNed . Energy Envelope Calculations Su V Licensed Plumber Te rt ( ) ~ Mechanical Contractor Telephone #(q,5w) ~ Sewer/Water Contractor Telephone ) I hereby apply for a Residential Building Permit and acknowledge that the information is complete and accurate; that the work will be in conformance with the ordinances and codes of the City of Eagan and the State of MN Statutes; I understand this is not a permit, but only an application for a permit, and work is not to start without a permit that the work will be in accordance with the approved plan in the case of work which requires a review and approval of plans. e ~ l.~Ia /Z ~ ~ ~ ~ D~ Applicant's Pnnted Name ApplicanYs Signatur OFFICE USE ONLY Sub Types ? 01 Foundation ? 07 05-plex ? 13 16-plex ? 20 Pool ? 30 Accessory Bldg ? 02 SF Dwelling ? 08 06-plex ? 16 Fireplace ? 21 Porch (3-sea.) ? 31 Ext. Alt - Mul6 ? 03 01 of _ plex ? 09 07-piex ? 17 Garage ? 22 PorchlAddn. (4-sea.) ? 33 EM. Alt - SF ? 04 02-piex ? 10 OS-plex O 18 Deck ? 23 Porch (screen/gazebo) ? 36 Multi Misc. ? 05 03-plex ? 11 10-plex ? 19 Lower Level ? 24 Storm Damage ? 06 04-plex ? 12 12-plex ping_Yor_N ? 25 Miscellaneous Work Types ? 31 New ? 35 Int Improvement ? 38 Demolish (Interior) ? 44 Siding ? 32 Addition ? 36 Move Bidg. ? 42 Demolish (Foundation) ? 45 Fire Repair ? 33 Alteratlon ? 37 Demolish (Bldg)" ? 43 Reroof ? 46 WindowslDoors ? 34 ReplaCement •DemoUtion (Entire Bldg) - Give PCA handout to applicant Valuation Occupancy MClES System Census Code Zoning City Water SAC Units Stories Booster Pump Nbr. of Units Sq. Ft. PRV Nbr. of Bidgs Length Fire Sprinklered Type of Const Width REQUIRED INSPECTIONS _ Footings (new bldg) FinallC.O. _ Footings (deck) FinaUNo C.O. _ Footings (addition) _ Plumbing _ Foundation HVAC _ Drain Tile Other Roof _ Ice & Water _ Final _ Pool _ Ftgs _ Air/Gas Tests _ Final . _ Framing _ Siding Stucco Stone _ Fireplace _ R.I. _ Air Test _ Final _ Windows (newireplacement) _ Insulation _ Retaining Wall Approved By , Building Inspector - Base Fee Surcharge Pian Review - MC/ES SAC City SAC Utility Connection Charge S&W Permit & Surcharge Treatment Plant License Search Copies Other Total 5 ` ( o ` RESIDENTIAL BUILDING Permit Application eq 3-0 .SO City Of Eagan 3830 Pilot Knob Road, Eagan MN 55122 Telephone # 651-675-5675 FAX # 651-675-5694 New ConstrucUOn Reoui2menls RemodellReoair Reaui2men4s Office Use Onlv 3 registered site surveys showing sq. ft of lot sq. ft of house; and all roofed areas 2 wpies of plan Cert of Survey Recd .(20% maximum lot coverage allowed) 1 set o( Energy CalculaUons for heated addilions _ Tree Pres Plan Recd 2 copies of plan showing beam 8 window sizes; poured found design, etc. 7 sde survey tor add'Aions & decks Tree Pres Not Reqd 1 set of Energy Calculations Addifion - indkete if on-sde sepfic sysfem _ On-site Septic System 3 copies of 7ree Preservatlon Plan if lot plaried after 711/93 Rim Joist Detail Options selection shcet (bldgs with 3 or less units Date 03 ^ Construction Cost SiteAddress ~~7(y pdaa'ahL UniUSte k izz DescriptionofWorkJ 4O/ALu_ Ap(IN at') e4-5~,y PLLX Multi-Family Bldg ~ Y _ N Fireplace(s) _ 0_ 1 _ 2, Property Owner ?/CvJ #'7/P~ Telephone # (&TI ) (OBJ' % ~Z7 Contractor (M ~ Address t3-Lj,4_ eh,/j' City 6AGA~ State Zip W- Telephone#(&r/) Z%U-1600 COMPLETE THIS AREA ONLY IF CONSTRUCTING A NEW BUILDING - Minnesota Rules 7670 Cateeorv 1 Minnesota Rules 7672 Energy Code Category . Residential Ventllation Category 1 Worksheet • New Energy Code Worksheet (J submission rype) Su m'~ted Submitted y,Envelope Calculations Submitted Licensed Plumber Telephone ) Mechanical Cont Telephone ) Sewer/WaterCo\, r~~ w1t~~` Telephone#( ) v O ~ I hereby apply for a Residential Building Permit and aclaiowledge that the information is complete and accurate; , that the work will he in conformance with the ordinances and codes of the City of Eagan and the State of MN Statutes; I understand this is not a permit, but only an application for a permit, and work is not to start without a pemut; that the work will be in accordance with the approved plan in the case of work which requires a review and approval of plans. fivk l ' j~1-~ ~d/l~ App icl ant's Printed Name App icant's Signature OFFICE USE ONLY Sub Types ? 01 Foundation ? 07 05-plex ? 13 16-plex ? 20 Pool ? 30 Accessory Bldg ? 02 SF Dwelling ? OS 06-plex ? 16 Fireplace ? 21 Porch (3-sea.) ? 31 Ext. Alt - Multi ? 03 01 of _ plex ? 09 07-plex ? 17 Garage ? 22 PorchlAddn. (4-sea.) ? 33 Ext. Alt - SF ? 04 02-plex ? 10 08-plex A 18 Deck ? 23 Porch (screen/gazebo) ? 36 Multi Misc. ? 05 03-plex ? 11 10-plex ? 19 Lower Level ? 24 Storm Damage ? 06 04-plex ? 12 12-plex Pibg_Y or_ N? 25 Miscellaneous Work Types t /~aG.a3G~z /ZHit, oivl-f/ ? 31 New ? 35 Int Improvement ? 38 Demolish (Interior) ? 44 Siding ? 32 Addition ? 36 Move Bldg. ? 42 Demolish (Foundation) ? 45 Fire Repair X 33 AlteraUon ? 37 Demolish (Bldg)* ? 43 Reroof ? 46 WindowslDoors ? 34 Replacement •Demolition (Entire Bltlg) - Giva PCA handout to applicant Valuation Occupancy 4-3 MC/ES System Census Code Li 3k Zoning 12-1 City Water SAC Units ~ Stories ' Booster Pump - Nbr. of Units Sq. Ft. ~ PRV ~ Nbr. of Bldgs - Length ~ Fire Sprinklered ~ Type of Const - Width ^ REQUIRED INSPECTIONS _ Footings (new bldg) FinaUC.O. _ Footings (deck) ~ Final/No C.O. _ Footings(addition) _ Plumbing _ Foundation HVAC _ Drain Tile Other Roof _ Ice & Water _ Final _ Pool _ Ftgs _ Air/Gas Tests _ Final _ Framing _ Siding Stucco Stone _ Fireplace _ R.I. _ Au Test _ Final _ Windows (new/replacement) _ Insulation _ Retaining Wall Approved By , Building Inspector - - Base Fee Surcharge Plan Review MC/ES SAC City SAC Utility Connection Charge S&W Permit & Surcharge Treatment Plant License Search Copies Other Total RESIDENTIAL BUILDING ~ Q Ch " ~ Permit Application City Of Eagan U 3830 Pilot Knob Road, Eagan MN 55122 Telephone # 651-675-5675 FAX # 651-675-5694 New Construction Reaui2ments RemadeVReoair Reouiremenis Offce Use OnN 3 registered site surveys shaxing sq. ft. of lot, sq. ft of house; and all roofed areas 2 oapies of plan Cert of Survey Reoi (20 % maximum lot coverage allawed) 1 setof Energy Calculations forheated additions Tree Pres Plan Recd 2 copies of plan showing beam & window s¢es; poured found design, etc. 1 site survey for additlons 8 decks Tree Pres Not Reqd 1 set of Energy Calcula6ons Addibon - Indicate if on-sNe septic system _ On-sRe 5epfic System 3 copies oi Tree PreservaGon Plan if lot platted a(ler 717193 Rim Joist Delail Options selection sheet (bldgs with 3 or less units Date (a_ / 0_ / _0,3 Construction Cost SiteAddress '7~'l}~d ~lnrtactl.i n l`Dr,4- Unit/Ste # A- Description of Work u- Rc{/6'r, ryn) ~~men~- 2~n1-trv /l2Lr~~ Multi-Faroily Bldg ~ Y _ N Fireplace(s) ~ 0 _ 1 _ 2 PropertyOwner - Nr" 5)V,1dJ Telephone#(&J'1 Contractor ' Address 0 a f City State Zip J l) ZZ Telephone 7.10- 1 obn COMPLETE THIS AREA ONLY IF CONSTRUCTING A NEW BUILDING - Minnesota Rules 7670 Cateeorv 1 _ Minnesota Rules 7672 Energy Code Category . Residential Ventilation Category 1 Worksheet • New Energy Code Worksheet (J submission type) Submitted Submitted . Energy Envelope Calculations Submitted Licensed Plumber Telephone J Mechanical Contractor Telephone ~ Sewer/Water Contractor D 120p3 1\ Telephone ) , i ~vi ~Y I hereby apply for a Residential Buildin P"ermit and acknowledge that the information is complete and accurate; that the work will be in conformance with the ordinances and codes of the City of Eagan and the State of MN Statutes; I understand this is not a permit, but only an application for a permit, and work is not to start without a permit; that the work will be in accordance with the approved plan in the case of work which requires a review and approval ofplans. lo klo- P?11m) x ~ ApplicanYs Printed Name Applicant's Signature OFFICE USE ONLY Sub Types ? Ot Foundation ? 07 05-plex ? 13 16-plex ? 20 Pool ? 30 Accessory Bldg ? 02 SF Dwelling ? OS 06-plex ? 16 Fireplace ? 21 Porch (3-sea.) ? 31 Ext. AIt- Multi ? 03 01 of_ plex ? 09 07-plex ? 17 Garage ? 22 Porch/Addn. (4-sea.) ? 33 Ext. Alt- SF ? 04 02-plex ? 10 08-plex 18 Deck ? 23 Porch (screen/gazebo) ? 36 Multi Misc. ? 05 03-plex ? 11 10-plex ? 19 Lower Level ? 24 Storm Damage ? 06 04-plex ? 12 12-plex n Plbg_Y or _ N ? 25 Miscellaneous Work Types v~-19 14-""b aiv6i/ ( ? 31 New ? 35 Int Improvement ? 38 Demolish (Interior) ? 44 Siding 32 Addition ? 36 Move Bldg. ? 42 Demolish (Foundation) ? 45 Fire Repair J~ 33 Alteration ? 37 Demolish (Bldg)* ? 43 Reroof ? 46 WindowslDoors ? 34 Replacement •Demolition (EnNre 61dg) - Give PCA handout to applicant Valuation Occupancy /I MGES System - Census Code 4y 3q Zoning 2-'! City Water ~ SAC Units ~ Stories - Booster Pump - Nbr. of Units - Sq. Ft. PRV - ~ Nbr. of Bldgs Length - Fire Sprinklered - Type of Const Width - REQUIRED INSPECTIONS _ Footings (new bldg) FinaUC.O. _ Footings (deck) ~ Final/No C.O. _ Footings (addition) Plumbing _ Foundafion HVAC _ Drain Tile Other Roof _ Ice & Water _ Final Pool Ftgs Air/Gas Tests Final _ Framing _ Siding Stucco Stone _ Fireplace _ R.I. _ A'v Test _ Final Windows (new/replacement) _ Insularion _ Retaiiilng Wall Approved By , Building Inspector Base Fee Surcharge Plan Review MC/ES SAC City SAC Utility Connection Charge S&W Permit & Surcharge Treatment Plant License Search Copies Other Total I I ~ CITY USE ONLY PERMIT RECEIPT DATE: 2002 RESIDEN'flAL MECii"ICAL PERMTf APPWCATION C1TY OF EAfil4N 3$30 PILOT KN08 8D EAfiAN MN 5512E 651-6$1-4675 Please complete for: ? single family dwellings townhomes and condos when pertnits are required for each unit Date: SITEADDRESS: )AyAo OWNER NAME: ~ (-`cre, (!~4h~ ~ ~nr) TELEPHONE 4-~ INSTALLER NAME: ' Inc. , Wohlers Southside Htg. & 6950 W. 146th St., #106 STREET ADDRESS: ppple Valley, N1N 55124 (952) 431-7099 CITY: ~ aiHrE:_ - - ~ZIP: Place a check mark next to the permit work type ~ Add-on, modification or alteration to existina dweiling unit $ 30.00 . furnace replacement • air exchanger • air conditioner • other Nature of work: r' s,~~ L-L c'_ (r-) ~ a3y State Surchar e $ 50 Total $ `b• ~ .~.,1d17~ G, Db'L~~ SIGNATURE O P RMITTEE 1102 CITY USE ONLY PERMIT RECEIPT DATE: APPROVED BY: , INSPECTOR 2002 COMMEftCIAL MECfiANICAL PER14IIT A#'f'LiCAT10N CI1'Y OF EAHAN S$SO PILOT KNOB itD EAsAv,Mu 55122 651-681-4675 Please complete for: all commercial/industrial buildings multi-family buildings when separate permits are not required for each dwelling unit DATE: SITE ADDRESS: OWNER NAME: PHONE TENANTNAME (IMPROVEMENTS ONLY): WAS THERE A PREVIOUS TENANT IN THIS SPACE? Y N. NAME: INSTALLER: STREET ADDRESS: C[TY: STATE: ZIP: TELEPHONE WORK TYPE: _ New construction _ Install U.G. Tank _ [nterior Improvement _ Remove U.G. Tank _ Processed Piping SpecifyNature of Work: When installing/removing underground tank, call 651-681-4675 jor inspection by Fire Marshal and P[umbing inspector. Fees: 1% of contract price OR $50.00 mioimum fee, whichever is greater. Underground tank removaVinstallation = minimum fee Contract price: $ x I%= $ (Base Fee) State surchazge calculate at $.50 for each $1,000 Base Fee TOTAL $ SIGNATURE OF PERMITTEE Upda[ed 1/02 PERMIT# RECEIPTDATE: 2002 RESIDERTIAL PLUM$INH PERM1T ~PP11ClETION CITY OF EkfiAA S$SO PILOT KAOB RD gAfiAA, MA 55122 651-681-4675 Please complete for: single family dwellings, townhomes and condos when permits are required for each unit, backflow preventer for irrigation system SITE ADDRESS: OWNER NAME: : Danid TELEPHONE ~=`'1 5D, ` 9 `7y 91 (AREA CODE) INSTALLER NAME: 1 AiY) PM I-)I Urnj9) M TELEPHONE "I ~ - 1-I Uq- ZDQCt9 QY10I [hOI! 1 VI QA . (AREA CODE) STREET ADDRESS: CITY:~,h 4C.UI~il~ - STATE: ZIP: _ SEPTIC SYSTEM, new/refurbished (requires two sets of plans and MPC license) $ 100.00 includes $40.00 County fee Note: Additional consultant fees may apply • MODIFICATIONIALTERATION TO EXISTING DWELLING UNIT, INCLUDING _ Adding flxtures to lower levels or room additions, excluding water softeners and water heaters. $ 50.00 _ A6andonment of septic system. _ Water tumaround - existing dwelling unit 5/8" meter if needed -$118) Other: _ RPZ: new installation/repairlrebuild $ 30.00 _ Iawn irrigation system Replacement/additional: _ water softener twater heater $ 15.00 7 .'1 1? . State Surcharge 50 it I AW TOtal ~ $ I~ '~O I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application, slale Nat the information is correct, and agree [o complywilh all applicable Cityof Eagadordinances. It is the applicanPs responsihiliry ro noGry lhe property owner that 1he Ciry of Eagan assumes no liabilily for any damages caused by tBCCity dun t ortn I operational and maintenance activities to the facilities constructed under lhis permit prop f-wayl e t. SIGNAT E OF PERMI 1102 ' , 1991 BIIII IITlCPPLICATION ~ CZTY OF EACAN ftG SINGLE FAMILY DWELLINGS M[TLTIPLE DWELLINGS COMMERCIAL 2 SETS OF PLANS 2 SETS OF PIANS 2 SETS OF ARCHITECTURAL l 3 REGISTERED SITE SURVEYS REGISTERED SITE SURVEYS - & STRUCTURAL PIANS ~ 1 SET OF ENERGY CALCUTATIONS (CHECK WITH BLDG. DEPT.) 1 SET OF SPECIFICATIONS 1 SET OF ENERGY CALCUTATIONS 1 SET OF ENERGY CALCS OF RENTAL UNITS OF FOR SALE UNITS PENALTY APPLIES WHEN: TYPING OF PERMIT IS REQUESTED, BUT NOT PICKED UP BY IAST WORKING DAY OF MONTH IN WHICH REQUEST IS MADE. IAT CHANGE IS REQUESTED ONCE PERMIT IS ISSUED. NOTE: ADDRESSES FOR CORNER IATS - CONTRACTOR/HOMEOWNER HUST DESIGNATE WHICH ADDRESS IS DESIRED. NO CHANGES WILL BE ALIAWED ONCE BUILDING PERMIT IS ISSUED. PROCESSING TIME FOR SEWER 6 WATER PERMITS IS TWO DAYS ONCE A PERMIT HAS BEEN COMPLETED. PERMIT MUST SHOW A LICENSED PLUMBER. To Be Used For: V"c- Valuation: J0000 Date: Site Address Nk 7 `o- t,Q9m,,J, Ju OFPICE IISE ONLY Lot _L~_ Block koczs~ FEES Occupancy Bldg. Permit z,500 / Zoning Surcharge iyTP Parcel Suh ~ J{A ..gRr Actual Const Plan Review n Allowable SAC, City Owner c# of stories SAC, MWCC Length a O' Water Conn. Address Waa l(~t.A Depth Water Meter S.F. Total Acct. Deposit City/Zip Code Footprint S.F. 5/w Permit / S/W Surcharge Fhone p g~" O ~i OS On site sewage_ Treatment P1. Q^n ~ On site well _ Road Unit Contractor f~~ ~+s n~ ~e H MWCC System _ Park Ded. g$Q ~fo~~City water = Trail Ded. Address ou /A K PRV Copies Booster Pump City/Zip Code a g aK /~C H. SIIBTOTAL ' APPROVALS Penalty Phone 3S7S Planner Lot Change Council TOTAL S• S d Arch./Engr. Bldg. Off. DS J-/-9/ Variance Address City/Zip Code Phone # Sewer/Wate Lic sed Co r. agrees that all voik shall be done in accordance with (Signature of Contractor) II all applicable State of Minnesota Statutes and City of Eagan Ordinances. - r : U . y ~ . t - - - - - I - t - ' ;,YN 79~ Gc~mm I.. w 'L , ~ . . . . _ . i . ~ i . . ; . _ - . . i . i - , . . . ~ , ~ r _ _ ' i - ---~r, r ~ ~ ~ ~ . . . . ~ - . _ _.._f . . . _ . ~ ~ . . . ~ ~ ~ i . ~ . , ~ ' - _ " - I_-._I__^T'' ~ ~ _ . . . . . _ ~ . _ I . . _ . . . , T-, . . . _ . . _ . , _ . . ~ . . i . I ~ ~ . . . I ..I.. . _ ~ . . _ . _ . ' _ _ . . . . _ f."_._..f_ _ i:i 4 , ' . ~ . - ( . ~ . . { ~ . . t JP~ QG O O ~ 4 WOODGATE 3RD HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION ~P.O. BOX 21012, EAGAN, MINNESOTA 55121 iq - - V June 18, 2001 City of Eagan 3830 Pilot Knob Road Eagan, MN 55122 Re: Deck Construction by MAPS Constmction Tom Berg 4482 Woodgate Point Eagan, MN 55122 This is to advise that the owner of the above property has requested permission to replace the eadsting deck on his townhouse. This request has been granted based on our approval of the required architectural request and construction plans for the new deck. Yours truly, WOODGATE 3RD AOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION 38net Stevens, PresideM appr'I deck WOODGrTE . ///9'~"~' L4~ \ LpNi V , J /tl jscL o' r v ul .':sa ~ ' I v+ ,~1 MGe ^y a~ 2 t~ S~ 4?~~g 'Aa ,rofl . q7~y~ ; ITto ~ LP ~ ~ ? 1 / . s•r~. ' . 1922 !~.lD iq16 ~1~ • ~ • ` . Z Z • . ~ . ~ ' . ) F.YA ~ ,ro~l. E:-,,,f 1 . ~ r3+,.e . 3 r 1 ; ; . ' . • x 1. ~K•Vgy ' ~ I ' ~ V , J,o y . . ~ . 3 „ . . ~ . S , kro~.. . . n . ~ ~ . . < . . s, Qm \ " bn. . F'• . v. ~ . . ~ ~ ~I7 . . . . . v E r 2. . , ~ ~ . . . , . . 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Building Work Type 43~A REPAIR ,G e n s u s C o d e 4-a-7 Fl-t9' :-iV6#i2 E S ~ . \ ; ~ \ ~v. i \ . REMAM~bes: 4478, aaae, ANO ansz. FEESUMMARY: vALuarzoN $18,00e Base Fee $262.25 Surcharge $9.00 Total Fee $271.25 COVTRACTOR: - Applicant - OWNER: SUB RBAN EXTERZORS 28818232 WOODGATE ASSOCIATION 9701 pENN AVENUE 50UTH 4476 WOODGATE PT BLCIOMINGTON MN 55431 EAGAN MN 55122 (612) 581-8232 (651) I hereby acknowledge that I have read this applicetipn and state that the information is correct and agree to r.omply with all applicable State of Mn. Statutes and City of Eagan Ordinances. ~ - e" - APPLICANT/PERMITEE SIGNATURE ~ISSUEOBY. U~R - ~ rI-rv o= rncaFN CASH:f.L"f{: .'.3 ";T:fiMINFlL Nr;e 778 tiA1F: 10/21i9£; 1'Ii•:I'::: 10e56a41 ID;; NF?MLa SLIcI.IRBAN !;f,ni.JF ;.NC 2155 9001 126..00 321.0 .`.df)Oi i.i'~.ft') Ht)ODGA7:_ i.. 2r.:•2.'r.?5 300 `?(lnl 4492 kIC'.Ori4;AT'i: r; 26205 ;e..io 9001 P36 HoOa,cnrF i.. 262e2e; 3210 9001 1716 W,Of.1T1f};ATE L.. i'62.2:; 3210' :)fi~'J:1. 4476 WUi]Tif:,A'Y'E F' 26R..25 3210 9001 446c? I+IOI'.IDGATi:_ I"' 262.25 321.:) 9001 4452 WI:1(JDCAIIiC P 262.25 '3i'1.4 9001 4404 I=IOC)I:+GA7'F. F 262.25 3210 9001 :i.-r'X WDOD_:;ATi- I.. 2.Sr..?5 C6'113858!r i.'OPi7INAlE l_!3c':'n' ID: NANC:Y h>F Ci1N'TTNLI(_: YF'tC~sCi 'I~XC%KHr~kYF'~FYFYti :~f X~Y,:S%itm%;iY;~k?F m;k'~{'~~k<7~F ~M~'i,'M~X%t#~~%)X C!.?`r' fJF l=.Ai:;(1N l1AFiFiTEG:° S T'f.-'F.t1:CNf-tl._ T!0~ 7 ~7F3 BA?Er, 10;21;90 T:CMEa W56cy.4. ' LI :i PJP:mIf SUYiL)RI?Ah.f i:iR(ll.iP IN(. 320 9001 4451 W,arrDr;,,T.r: P 262e25 3210 9001 4443 WDIJDGF9flT P' c?fir..05 3210 9001 030 R:['.OI]G;AT'I:.: L. i'62.,25 ?c?10 9001 1744 - NClODi.=i^i,'I_ I._ i:_1=.~.'..ei?:'+ ,.,..~:'1.0 :~0i. 4460 PltifJr':i:;ATI': I' 262.25 ~ Tok;.il Rr,aceio` Air,o"ni;; 3,797.50 Cfl:[l:;S`Sg k l.c;EFi 7'.D: FdANCY • 1998 BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION (COMMERCIAL) ~ CITY OF EAGAN a c~ 681-4675 Submit foilowin to obtain necessa permit Foundation Onl New Construction Interior Improvement structunl plans (2 sets) archttedural plens (2 sets) architectural plans (2 sets) civil plans (2 sets) strudurel plens (2 sets) eode analysis (1) " Code anatysis (1) " civil plans (2 seta) project specs (1 set) soils report (7) landsceping plans (2 aets) Key PWn projeG specs (1) cade anatysis (7) " energy cakulatlons (1) not eM+ays " Special Inspections & Testing Schedule " soils report (1) Electric Power 8 Lighting Fortn (1) not eHrays " SAC determination letter ham MC/Nf5 - SAC determination letter from MCIWS - SAC delertnination letter from MCANS - call 602-1000 ce11602-1000 call 602-1000 Special Inspediom & Teating Schedule (1) ° project apecs (1) energycalwlations (t) " . Electric Power 8 Li htin Form (1) " " Contad Building Inspections for sample Food & Beverage or Lodging facilities: Plan must be submitted to Minnesota Department of Health. Ca11215-D700 for details. DATE: ILA'- l~ WORK TYPE: NEW REMODEL DESCRIPTION pF WORK:~JL CONSTRUCTION COST: TENANT NAME: WO SITE ADDRESS: ~4-7G 17 SUITE LOT I 2' BLOCK SUBD. 3Y P.I.D. # Name: Phone M: PROPERTY Last First owNER <w'r6~t~-r7g.~~~v yWgZ Street Address: r ~ Ciry State: /"w { Zip: Company: ~ cJOCJ+( wQ,1/\ 49><-4/I QCS Phone f6- ~7 3~ CONTRACTOR ~,7or n a ~,A^ Street Address: Y"~°y~(~ , A ~w s License # FJ7 ~ City ~~~'~1N\ State: Zip: ARCHI7'ECT/ ENGINEER Company: Phone Name: Registration Street Address: City State: Zip: Sewer & water licensed plumber (only if installing sewer 8 water): 1 hereby acknowledge that I have read this application end stete that the informad and agree to wmply wkh all applicable State of Minnesota Statutes and City of Eagan Ordinances. Signature of Applicant: 11.~11~ r` OFFICE USE ONLY ~ BUILDING PERMIT TYPE ? 01 Foundation ? 19 Comm./lnd. Misc. 0 21 Miscellaneous ? 18 Comm./Ind. ? 20 Public Facility WORK TYPE ? 31 New ? 33 Alterations 0 35 Tenant Finish ? 32 Addition ? 34 Repair ? 37 Demofition GENERAL INFORMATION Cortst. (Actual) Basement sq. if. MCNVS 5ystem (Allowable) First Floor sq. ft. City Water UBC Occupancy sq. ft. Fire Sprinklered Zoning sq. ft. Census Code # of Stories sq. ft. SAC Code Length sq, ft. Census Bidg. Depth Footprint sq, ft. Census Unit APPROVALS Planning Building Engineering Variance Permit Fee Valuation: $ Surcharge Plan Review MCNVS SAC City SAC Water Conn. S/W Permit 5/W Surcharge Treatment PI. Park Ded. Trails Ded. Water Qual. Other Copies Total: % SAC SAC Units Meter Size ~ . . _ . . . . . _ _ . . ~ _ - , , _ • , _ , . - ~ _ - . _ . . ~T ,.s-- nw winrrox S l;J ~ ~ , . , , . ~12 n NINNEIFOII~ 9T.iNh ,r. Y7 u U 7 r- xnaaum % O n ~ 81 • 5 " -A~ . . . . ~ - . . - ~ ~ AL .li. 9 l I ~ ~ ~~MWwbiir;. 4"~~ , V , the waters 149 y5[ 94 corporate campus ~ s k ~ o ~ - 55 Ad oN p,kOn~ . . + LoneOnkROatl ~ Q C 0 M P A N I E S - " "~r-s '•--~~t;:. N'~~~. ~~wn~ ti]R~~:E~F . _ - •1 - ~ ~ ...-....T~. . r , ~ . . . . . . . . . i Bill . : , . 1 : d' . . ~ . ~ . : ~ . ~ , . . ' . . . . 't. . 952.897.7743 TEL 952.1'., 952.842 ~r_ - . . ~ . - ' • - : 1 Carlson ' . . . . . i~ . ~ _ .com S!' " - C D M P A N I E S < ...~~.F..x,, . ' . . 7807 e u: ec4: : : ~ . ~ . - . . ~ . . . r . . . i PROPERTY LOCATION L ocated within The Waters in Eagan, Minnesota, the Thc Waters Corporate Campus Excellent access to I-494, [-35E, and Highways 149 and 55 ~uf~ ~~llll offers a distinctiAle setting unlike any other in the Twin Cities metro area. The property is uniquely situated on a wooded site that offers walking trails, a softball Eield, and fishing " Five minutes from the Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport _ pond; projecting an image of success. Seven minutes from The Mall of America Premier business park located within The Waters, which features V The property consists of four buildings totaling 481,000 square feet that are linked by sky- massive waterfalls and rolling prairie topography 4t The Waters 's and underground corridors. AdditionallY, the camPus is aPProved for an additionll 'r ~orporate waY antpus500,000 square feet to accommadate future growth. When constructed for Cray [Zesearch in P R 0 P E R T Y F[: A 1' U R E S , - 1990, the property design focused on employec satisfaction. Numerous atrium and building , 481,000 square feet an 89.65 acres angles help filter natural light thraughaut the property. ° 920 parking stalls, expandable Attractive pond at property entrance that contains small- The property is available for sale or lease. Wam!Net, which currently occupies 50,000 mouth and largemouth bass E- sGuare feet, would either remain in a portion of the property or vacate the premises with six Heavily wooded site isolated from traffic and conjestion q~ , months notice. s Softball field and walking trails . ~Zb r Workout facility nkl'~~ Card key security throughout ~ ~ BLJiLDINC; ;1(f,~1,000 SQli;1RF FET T) I3i?ll l)IN(; I) (40,000 5l1UARE I+:I:'I') . . - r 'A . 7;.;,,,,,,. . Classroom and office space Central facility which links each building of the campus `Y - Three stories Two stories, meeting rooms, and loading area - 'r-~~.,~ ,;~,o - Main entrance with executive offices and boardrooms 10,000 square feet of office space Full-service cafeteria . . ~•i BUILDING E (180,1100 SQLIARF FFET) 40,000+ square feet of raised floor data center space RU[LDINC; F (2~00,000 S(?CJA1tE Ff',f?T) ~ ,~~„~:r"~'-'~ 6 Seven stories, three stories of ulfrastructure to support = Conference rooms and of#ice space the data center 5,000 square foot workout facihty VS; ° Redundant fiber and power Seven stories and seven atriums , --44; 44~ 16,000 square feet of data center space ~~t ~•..q~ l _dy` 4R. A C 0 M P A N 1 E 5 . . . . . . L~ Use BLUE or BLACK Ink I For Office Use ~ ; Permit 1 3 53 a { City of Eap . Permit Few. Is 3830 Pilot Knob Road i 7 Eagan MN 55122 I Date Received: I Phone: (651) 675.5675 i I Fax: (651) 675.5694 i Staff. Sks t t I 2013 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION Date: Site Address: Unit Name: Phone.* Resident/ Owner Address / Cityy! Zip: 3 Applicant is, Owner 7C Contractor Description of work k ype of Work G Construction Case C ) bLI y 310() Multi-Family Building: (Yes /No ) r_- se i Company: L 1 Contact: r t Contractor Address: \w59 :YMS 6V_ Q 2 City: i~~-~ ~ } State: _NW Zip: Phone: 10Q_ 32. O O (o 5 4 t License Z Cr LAT- t i l t Lead Certificate ci if the project is exempt from lead certification; please explain why: (see Page 3 for additional information) COMPLETE THIS AREA ONLY IF CONSTRUCTING A NEW BUILDING In the last 12 months, has the City of Eagan issued a permit for a similar plan based on a master plan? Yes No If yes, date and address of master plan: Licensed Plumber; Phone: Mechanical Contractor: Phone: Sewer S Water Contractor: Phone: NOTE.- Plans and supporting documents that you submit are considered to be public Information. Portions of the information may be classified as non-public if you provide specific reasons that would permit the City to conclude that they are trade secrets. CALL BEFORE YOU DIG. Call Gopher State One Call at (651) 454-0002 for protection against underground utility damage. Call 48 hours before you intend to dig to receive locates of underground utilities. www.oooherstateonecall.oro i hereby acknowledge that this information is complete and accurate; that the work will be in conformance with the ordinances and codes of the City of Eagan; that I understand this is not a permit, but only an application for a permit, and work is not to start without a permit; that the work Wit be in accordance with the approved plan in the case of work which requires a review and approval of plans. Exterior work authorized by a building permit issued- In accordance with the Minnesota State Building Code must be completed within 180 days of permit issuance. UNDck x ^e °L l-s x Applicant's Printed Name Applicant's Signature Page 1 of 3 F" FM_; i A 0 2 Dow FAWN@* pg~ s mad • 5t1 )670 ! ucATlaa 2013 RESIQENMAL BUII.DING PERMIT APP MM4 oar: ` MOM L NOW Addrom APPICot 2 w owns Dagc*Gon poYEf of woAc (Y~ / No 1 MOW hype } cone Cost L(.G Si~+~ G GS .76 40 AddMss* 15631 w P s~- 5 ti 2-7c) 9 s Contmcw s'S stow i~- JZZ~ Lico" it 650 e~ Le~ M 87!!*- - N 573` b ~ ~ ~ pejed the ~ (See page 3 for adder x pt from Ind P ~ ' ~ eaerri t AIMU t ~L.EIE •~S AREA ONLY IF CONS7R ~ Pte? r-.ogm bond in the % at 12 months, hee the Ciib/ of a p~fw a s~ VIM kpgood an a m~ Yes No ff yes. date and address ~nastet piii> pbogw. F Phomm i C_ Mow JRM as mis tMydmmgg& C046 ham _ L _ Cason~r~o.ecape#~~~ locales of sr+ai coda dti+s t~hr of tip is aon~lala and aocualec g the work vM be (n isaa P work wo be in MOre„aa,,.im.e direr b.rldTrre v~i°a'~>A awMltlwlfiwreeda vaoftoaft oft" "me Pvpjd3 PERMIT City of Eagan Permit Type:Mechanical Permit Number:EA144007 Date Issued:07/07/2017 Permit Category:ePermit Site Address: 4476 Woodgate Pt Lot:012 Block: 002 Addition: Woodgate 3rd PID:10-84602-02-120 Use: Description: Sub Type:Residential Work Type:Replace Description:Air Conditioner Comments:Questions regarding electrical permit requirements should be directed to State Electrical Inspector, Mark Anderson at (952) 445-2840. Carbon monoxide detectors are required within 10 feet of all sleeping room openings in residential homes (Minnesota State Fee Summary:ME - Permit Fee (Replacements)$59.00 0801.4088 Surcharge-Fixed $1.00 9001.2195 $60.00 Total: I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application and state that the information is correct and agree to comply with all applicable State of Minnesota Statutes and City of Eagan Ordinances. Contractor:Owner:- Applicant - Jacqueline L Swanson 4476 Woodgate Pt Eagan MN 55122 Bonfe's Plumbing & Heating 505 Randolph Ave St Paul MN 55102 (651) 228-9071 Applicant/Permitee: Signature Issued By: Signature PERMIT City of Eagan Permit Type:Plumbing Permit Number:EA148401 Date Issued:03/26/2018 Permit Category:ePermit Site Address: 4476 Woodgate Pt Lot:012 Block: 002 Addition: Woodgate 3rd PID:10-84602-02-120 Use: Description: Sub Type:Residential Work Type:Replace Description:Water Heater Meter Size Meter Type Manufacturer Serial Number Remote Number Line Size Comments:Please call Building Inspections at (651) 675-5675 to schedule a final inspection. Allow an 18" minimum radius clearance to the water meter from all appliances (i.e. furnace, water heater, water softener). Fee Summary:PL - Permit Fee (WS &/or WH)$59.00 0801.4087 Surcharge-Fixed $1.00 9001.2195 $60.00 Total: I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application and state that the information is correct and agree to comply with all applicable State of Minnesota Statutes and City of Eagan Ordinances. Contractor:Owner:- Applicant - Jacqueline L Swanson 4476 Woodgate Pt Eagan MN 55122 Adam's On Time Plumbing & Water Heaters Llc 13791 Jonquil Lane N Dayton MN 55327 (612) 205-6060 Applicant/Permitee: Signature Issued By: Signature