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REGULAR MEETING
COTTAGE GROVE C1TY COUNCIL
MAY 20, 1998
OPEN FORUM — 7:15 p.m.
Open Forum provides persons an opportunity to inform the Council of a problem
or to request information related to City business that has not been scheduled
for Council action and does not appear on the Agenda. Mayor Denzer
encouraged persons to limit their remarks to three (3) minutes per issue.
Present: Mayor John Denzer
Council Member Jim Wolcott
Council Member Cheryl Kohls
Council Member Sandy Shiely
Counci! Member Rod Hale
Also Present: Ryan Schroeder, City Administrator
Karen S. Matthees, Administrative Secretary
Liz Johnson, Acting Finance Director
Karen McDona{d of the Cottage Grove Crime Prevention Advisory Board
highlighted the services the organization provides to the community. McDonalds
� requested their annual appropriation.
City Administrator Schroeder stated funds are allocated to at least five different
efforts, the largest of those being the Great Grove Get-Together Committee. All
other requests are secondary. 1t was the Councils expectation that staff will
disperse funds.
Acting Finance Director Liz Johnson noted $1,000 was budgeted in the
Gambling Contribution Fund. The allocation has not been dispersed.
Winston Riedesel, 8342 68 Street, expressed concern over a number of
issues. The first concern related to the licensing of G-Will Liquor and its
proximity to the Fantasy Cruise Bingo Hall. He informed the Council the Bingo
Hall is approximately 700 feet from the new liquor store, in violation of the
recently adopted City Ordinance. He felt the City would benefit from a post office
more than another liquor store.
Reidesel reminded Council that they have not received a siting plan for the
water treatment plant and requested Council again ask for that information.
Reidesel expressed concern about discrepancies on the 3M Chemolite website
regarding the tons of toxic waste that go through the plant. He stated the
• Minnesota Pollution Control Agency does not have 3M's toxic waste records
from 1950 to the present.
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• At 7:24 p.m., the Council adjourned to the regular meeting.
CALL TO ORDER
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The City Council of the City of Cottage Grove, Washington County, Minnesota
held a regular meeting on Wednesday, May 6, 1998, at the Cottage Grove City
Hall, 7516 80 Street South. Mayor Denzer called the meeting to order at 7:30
p. m.
ROLL CALL
Present: Mayor John Denzer
Council Member Jim Wolcott
Council Member Cheryl Kohls
Council Member Sandy Shiely
Council Member Rod Hale
Staff Present: Ryan Schroeder, City Administrator
Karen Matthees, Deputy City Clerk
Liz Johnson, Acting Finance Director
Kim Lindquist, Community Development Director
Michelle Wolfe, Assistant City Administrator
• Jerry Bourdon, City Engineer, BRAA
Corrine Thomson, City Attorney, Kennedy & Graven
Mike Zurbey, Patrol Captain
Les Burshten, Public Works Director
Mayor Denzer presided over the meeting.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA
MOTION BY WOLCOTT, SECONDED BY SHIELY, TO APPROVE THE FINAL
AGENDA. MOTION CARRIED. 5-0.
PRESENTATIONS - None
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
There being no corrections, the minutes of the April 15 Regular and Special City
Council meetings were accepted.
CONSENT CALENDAR
Council Member Hale pulled items B, C, G, and P and acknowledged donations.
. MOTION BY WOLCOTT, SECONDED BY HALE, TO:
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• A. ACCEPT THE MINUTES OF THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
AUTHORITY MEETINGS OF FEBRUARY 10 AND MARCH 10, 1998;
PARKS, RECREATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION
MEETING OF APRIL 13, 1998; PUBLIC SAFETY, HEALTH AND WELFARE
COMMISSION MEETING OF APRIL 14, 1998; AND PUBLIC WORKS
COMMISSION MEETING OF APRIL 13, 1998.
B. ADOPT RESOLUTION 98-68, A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING DONATION
OF $1,800 FROM 3M COTTAGE GROVE FOR THE 5 ANNUAL YOUTH
SAFETY CAMP.
C. ADOPT RESOLUTION 98-69, A RESOLUTION ACCEPTiNG DONATIONS
TOTALING $1,370 FROM AREA BUSINESSES FOR THE FIFTH ANNUAL
YOUTH SAFETY CAMP.
D. AUTHORIZE ISSUANCE OF OUTDOOR EVENT PERMIT TO KEVIN RAUN
IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE GREAT GROVE GET TOGETHER, FOR
SATURDAY, JUNE 13 FOR THE FOLLOWING EVENTS TO BE HELD AT
KINGSTON PARK: CAR SHOW, CRAFT SHOW, FOOT RACES, AND
FOOD CONCESSION, CONDITIONED ON COMPLIANCE WITH THE
RECOMMENDATIONS ESTABLISHED BY THE PUBLIC SAFETY, HEALTH
• AND WELFARE COMMISSION. DS, IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE GREAT
GROVE GET TOGETHER ON JUNE 13 AND 14, 1998. WAIVE THE $250
PERMIT FEE.
AUTHOR{ZE {SSUANCE OF AN OUTDOOR EVENT PERMIT TO KEVIN
RAUN IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE GREAT GROVE GET TOGETHER
FOR SUNDAY, JUNE 14 FOR A GARDEN TRACTOR PULL EVENT TO BE
HELD AT THE COTTAGE GROVE VFW CONDITIONED ON COMPLIANCE
WITH THE RECOMMENDATIONS ESTABLISHED BY THE PUBLIC
SAFETY, HEALTH, AND WELFARE COMMISSION. WAIVE THE $250
PERMIT FEE.
E. APPROVE APPLICATION OF GREAT GROVE GET TOGETHER
COMMITTEE FOR A TEMPORARY SINGLE-OCCASION GAMBLING
PERMIT TO HOLD A RAFFLE AT KINGSTON PARK ON SATURDAY,
JUNE 13.
F. APPROVE TRAILWAY EASEMENT AGREEMENT BETWEEN CITY AND
MR. BRUCE .fOHNSON, AND AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR AND C{TY
CLERK TO EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT ON BEHALF OF THE CITY.
G. ADOPT RESOLUTION 98-70, A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING CASH
• DONATION FROM MINNESOTA MUTUAL FOUNDATION IN
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• RECOGNITION OF JOHN SIPE'S VOLUNTEER CONTRIBUTIONS.
H. APPROVE ACCELERATED LAW ENFORCEMENT RECRUITMENT
PROGRAM AGREEMENT WITH PAUL THEISEN, AND AUTHORIZE THE
MAYOR AND CITY ADMINISTRATOR TO EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT
ON BEHALF OF THE CITY.
I. APPROVE ACCELERATED LAW ENFORCEMENT RECRUITMENT
PROGRAM AGREEMENT WITH RANDY MCALISTER, AND AUTHORIZE
THE MAYOR AND CITY ADMINISTRATOR TO EXECUTE THE
AGREEMENT ON BEHALF OF THE CITY.
J. APPROVE HEALTH INSURANCE CHANGES AND EMPLOYER
CONTRIBUTION FOR CERTAIN EMPLOYEE GROUPS, AS OUTLINED IN
THE MAY 15 MEMO FROM MICHELLE WOLFE.
K. APPOINT ELIZABETH JOHNSON TO THE POSITION OF FINANCE
DIRECTOR, SUBJECT TO COMPLETION OF A ONE-YEAR
PROBATIONARY PERIOD AND THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE
PERSONNEL POLICY.
L. ADOPT RESOLUTION 98-71, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE
• CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT APPLICATION OF NEXTEL WEST
CORPORATION TO INSTALL NINE DIRECTIONAL ANTENNAS ON THE
CITY'S WATER TOWER AND CONSTRUCT A 15' X 20' ACCESSORY
EQUIPMENT BUILDING ON THE CITY'S WATER TOWER PROPERTY AT
6700 INWOOD AVENUE SOUTH.
M. ADOPT RESOLUTION NO. 98-72, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT APPLICATION OF ANDERSON JOHNSON &
ASSOCIATES, ON BEHALF OF I.S.D. #833 TO EXPAND AND IMPROVE
EXISTING SITE ELEMENTS (PARKING LOT, DRIVEWAYS, PAVEMENT,
ACCESS, ETC.) AT ARMSTRONG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 8855
INWOOD AVENUE SOUTH.
N. APPROVE EASEMENT AGREEMENT BETWEEN KOK FUNERAL HOMES
AND THE CITY OF COTTAGE GROVE, AND AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR
AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT ON BEHALF OF THE
C ITY.
O. APPROVE THE CLERICAL BARGAINING UNIT AGREEMENT FOR 1998,
AS OUTLINED IN THE MAY 15 MEMO FROM MICHELLE WOLFE, AND
AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE THE
AGREEMENT ON BEHALF OF THE CITY.
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• P. ADOPT RESOLUTION 98-73, A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING A DONATION
OF $250.00 FROM BONESTROO, ROSENE, ANDERLIK, AND
ASSOCIATES FOR THE PARK TRUST FUND.
Q. AUTHORIZE CONSTRUCTION OF PATHWAYS AT HAMLET PARK,
ARBOR MEADOWS PARK, AND KINGSTON PARK AND THE
CONSTRUCTION OF A GRAVEL-BASED OVERFLOW PARKING LOT AT
KINGSTON PARK.
R. ADOPT RESOLUTION 98-74, A RESOLUTION APPROVING
CONSTRUCTION PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ORDERING
ADVERTISEMENT OF BIDS FOR THE WEST DRAW TRUNK UTILITY AND
WEST DRAW MEADOWS PROJECTS. SET BID DATE JUNE 18, 1998, AT
11:00 A.M.
MOTION CARRIED. 5-0.
RESPONSE TO PREVIOUSLY RAISED OPEN FORUM ISSUES - None
PUBLIC HEARING - None.
BID AWARDS
• Award Bid for the Sale of $3.940.000 General Obliqation Series A Bonds and
Provide Issuance� Award Bid for Sale of $1,060,000 General ObliQation Series
1998B Bonds and Provide Issuance
MOTION BY SHfELY, SECONDED BY HALE, TO ADOPT RESOLUTION 98-
75, A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZE THE SALE OF $3,940,000 GENERAL
OBLIGATION SERIES 1998A BONDS AND PROVIDE ISSUANCE TO HARRIS
TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK AND ASSOCIATES WITH A TRUE INTEREST
COST OF 4.7010%. MOTION CARRIED. 5-0.
MOTION BY HALE, SECONDED BY WOLCOTT, ADOPT RESOLUTION 98-76,
A RESOLUTION TO AWARD BID FOR SALE OF $1,060,000 GENERAL
OBLIGATION SERIES 1998B BONDS AND PROVIDE ISSUANCE TO MILLER,
JOHNSON AND KUEHN AT A TRUE INTEREST COST OF 4.1662%. MOTION
CARRIED. 5-0.
Award Bid for 11' RotarY Mower for the Parks Maintenance Division.
Burshten noted a typographical error in the memorandum included in the
Agenda packet. He stated Cushman Motor Company was the low bidder at
$33,594.80, however, their actual bid was $33,994.80 resulting in North Star
. Turf Inc. being the lowest bidder.
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• MOTION BY WOLCOTT, SECONDED BY HALE, TO AWARD BID FOR THE
PURCHASE OF AN 11' ROTARY MOWER FOR THE PARKS MAINTENANCE
DIVISION TO NORTH STAR TURF INC. FOR $33,957.53. MOTION CARRIED.
5-0.
Award Bid for Public Improvements for the Pine Forest third Addition.
MOTION BY WOLCOTT, SECONDED BY KOHLS, TO ADOPT RESOLUTION
98-77, A RESOLUTION AWARDING THE BID FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS FOR PINE FOREST 3 RD ADDITION TO
HYDROCON, INC., FOR A BASE BID AMOUNT OF $326,340.74. MOTION
CARRIED. 5-0.
Award Bid for Purchase of 1998 Van with Aerial Lift to ABM Equipment and
SupplY•
MOTION BY HALE, SECONDED BY WOLCOTT, TO APPROVE THE
PURCHASE A 1998 VAN WITH AERIAL LIFT FROM ABM EQUIPMENT AND
SUPPLY, INC., IN THE AMOUNT OF $46,567.12. MOTION CARRIED. 5-0.
UNFINISHED AND NEW BUSINESS
• Variance — Doreen Ince.
MOTION BY WOLCOTT, SECONDED BY SHIELY, TO ADOPT RESOLUTION
98-78, A RESOLUTION GRANTING A VARIANCE APPLICATION OF DOREEN
INCE TO ALLOW AN ACCESSORY STRUCTURE TO BE IN FRONT OF THE
PRINCIPAL STRUCTURE (SECTION 28-21(C)(3)) AND ALLOWING SAID
ACCESSORY STRUCTURE TO HAVE A HEIGHT VARIANCE OF 4 FEET FOR
PROPERTY LOCATED AT 8613 - 113 STREET SOUTH. MOTION CARRIED.
5-0.
Adopt Resolution a Resolution Authorizinq Eminent Domain Proceedinq for
Hardwood Avenue.
Council reviewed the acquisition of right-of-way and ponding easements for
Hardwood Avenue by eminent domain.
Kevin Snow, 7862 Harkness, stated that he would like to see the City take only
what it needs for the utility easement now since property values may change
within the next 4-6 years.
Daryl Gonyea, 16495 Kingswood Drive, Lakeville, as a landowner and developer
in the West Draw, would like to see the quick take proceed on schedule in order
• to facilitate construction during this building season.
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• MOTION BY HALE, SECONDED BY WOLCOTT, TO ADOPT RESOLUTION
98-79, A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ACQUISITION OF RIGHT-OF-WAY
AND PONDING EASEMENTS OVER CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY BY
EMINENT DOMAIN PROCEEDINGS.
Council Member Shiely stated that she was in agreement with the eminent
domain process for the utility easements; however, feels that the City should
take more time in reviewing the quick-take for Hardwood Avenue.
Council Member Kohls stated that she was not in favor of the quick-take
process.
UPON VOTE BEING TAKEN, MOTION CARRIED. 3-2. (SHIELY AND KOHLS)
Adopt Resolution Orderinq Preparation of Plans and Specifications for Industrial
Park Infrastructure.
Administrator Schroeder announced that the Cottage Grove Industrial Park was
selected by Renewal by Anderson as the location for its new 220,000 square
foot manufacturing facility. The new facility will be located on a 30-acre site near
the intersection of Jamaica Avenue and 100 Street. It will be their headquarter
facility and it is expected there will be approximately five manufacturing facilities
• around the county. Schroeder anticipated groundbreaking to be approximately
two weeks from the next City Council meeting.
Schroeder described the infrastructure including the sanitary sewer and water
main extension along with storm sewer ponding needed to build the Renewal
facility. Schroeder went on to say that the new 97� Street would be paid for by
the project.
MOVED BY WOLCOTT, SECONDED BY SHIELY, TO ADOPT RESOLUTION
98-80, A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT AND PREPARATION OF
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR INDUSTRIAL PARK INFRASTRUCTURE.
MOTION CARRIED. 5-0.
MOVED BY WOLCOTT, SECONDED BY SHIELY, TO ADOPT RESOLUTION
98-81, A RESOLUTION CALLING FOR A PUBLIC HEARING ON SUBMISSION
OF A MINNESOTA INVESTMENT FUND GRANT. MOTION CARRIED. 5-0.
Nomination to Washinqton Countv for Representation on Water Manaaement
Committee.
Council recommended Cheryl Kohls be the Council Representative on the Water
Management Committee.
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• RESPONSE TO PREVIOUSLY RAISED COUNCIL COMMENTS AND
REQUESTS
Listinct of Funds
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Council received the listing of funds from Finance Director Liz Johnson. No
action taken.
COUNCIL COMMENTS AND REQUESTS
Council Member Kohls noted that she presented the Eagle Scout Award to
Austin Johnson and congratulated him on his achievement.
Wolcott announced the winners of the Chamber of Commerce awards, Dave
Wrolstad, owner of Cottage Grove Liquor received the Esteemed Presidents
Award, Fred Luden, 3M Site Manager was awarded Business Person of the
Year, Business of the Year was the South Washington County Bulletin, Citizen
of the Year was awarded to Arnie Moen, Vice President, Mid America Bank in
Newport and Educator of the Year was Cheryl Boche.
Council Member Shiely requested a workshop session to look into the Open
Space acquisition grant as it relates to preservation of open space or a
• community center.
Council Member Kohls stated she attended the Police Off�icer Memorial in
Stillwater and mentioned how fortunate we are to live in a safe community due
to our police officers. She asked residents to acknowledge their presence.
PAY BILLS
MOTION BY WOLCOTT, SECONDED BY KOHLS, TO APPROVE PAYMENT
OF CHECK NUMBERS 102527 TO 102766 1N THE AMOUNT OF $667,657.15.
MOTION CARRIED. 5-0.
WORKSHOP SESSION - Open to public.
Receive Information Reqardinq 80 Street Assessments
Council discussed the Closed Debt Fund and the City Hail Improvement Fund.
Council discussed the assessment policy as it relates to the school district
property. Council agreed that the City would assess the school district 75% of
project cost including storm sewer, pavement and traffic signals. This policy
appears consistent with Woodbury. Schroeder mentioned that the City could not
• assess for the sidewalk given a previous agreement with the school district for
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• an exchange for right-of-way. Schroeder also noted that the signage for the
school and ice arena would be moved.
Discuss Prosecution Services
Council discussed prosecution contract between #he City and Joseph Taylor.
Council consensus was to extend his contract and directed City Administrator
Schroeder to proceed to negotiate an e�ension.
CLOSED SESSION
MOTION BY WOLCOTT, SECONDED BY HALE, TO CLOSE THE MEETING.
MOTION CARRIED. 5-0.
Present: Mayor John Denzer
Council Member Shiely
Council Member Wolcott
Council Member Hale
Council Member Kohls
Staff Present: Ryan Schroeder, City Administrator
Michelle Wolfe, Assistant City Administrator
• Corrine Thomson, City Attorney - Kennedy & Graven
Jerry Bourdon, City Engineer - BRAA
Les Burshten, Public Works Director
Karen Matthees, Administrative Secretary
Pursuant to the open meeting law, a closed meeting of the City Council was held
to receive attorney/client privileged information relating to pending litigation on
the Jamaica Avenue Improvement project.
MOTION BY SHIELY, SECONDED BY HALE, TO ADJOURN THE CLOSED
SESSION AND RECONVENE THE REGULAR MEETING. MOTION CARRIED.
5-0.
ADJOURNMENT
MOTION BY WOLCOTT, SECONDED BY SHIELY, TO ADJOURN THE
REGULAR MEETING AT 10:05 P.M. MOTION CARRIED. 5-0.
Respectfully submitted,
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. Karen S. Matthees
Administrative Secretary
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CITY OF COTTAGE GROVE
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
1989
1989
1989
1990
1990
1990 (Jul 13)
1990 (Nov 19)
1991 (MAR 18)
1991 APR 17
1991 (MAY 13)
1991 JUN 24
1991 (OCn
1991 NOV 25
1991 DEC 5
1991 DEC 16
1991 (DEC 16)
1992 (MAR 2)
1992 (MAR 10)
1992 (MAR 16)
1992 (MAY 4)
1992 (MA�
1992 JUN 11�
1992 (JUN 16)
1992 (JUN 18)
1992 (JUN 29)
1992 (JUL 28)
1992 (AUG 17)
1992 (AUG 24)
1992 (SEPT 9)
1992 (SEPT 16)
1992 NOV 17
1992 (DEC 2)
1993 (FEB 22)
1993 (MAR 3)
1993 (MAR 17)
CHRONOLOGICAL ACTIONS
(As of May 6,1998)
S stems Statement �eceived from Metro olitan Council,
C' 's rowth necessitated stud in MUSA e ansion
Public information meetin re: MUSA e ansion.
Public hearin re: MUSA e ansion.
Ci Council authorized a�eas. East Draw, Jansen, Drive-in, etc.
Submitted MUSA amendment to Metro olitan Counc�.
Amendment dedared incam lete i.e. dw acrea e outside MUSA .
Pianning Staff p�esented proposed goals and policies for the Comp Plan revision to a joint meeting of
the Ci Council and Plannin Commission.
Ci Council authorized re aration Com �hensive Sewer Plan.
Draft transportation skeleton for the revised Comp Plan presented to a joint meeting of the Planning,
Public Safe , and Public Wo�CS Commissions who indicated eneral a reement with the Plan.
Plannin Commission indicated eneral a reement with draft trans ortation skeleton.
First draft of Sewer Plan com feted.
Plannin Commission informed on ro ress of the Com Plan revision.
Met Council ado ts the new rural olicies 64 units/640 acres .
Plannin Commission reviews Pro sed future land use ma and MtJSA e ansion ar�as.
Growth altematNes discussed by City Couna! and direction shifted from East to West Draw based on
sewer Plan information.
Com Plan overview to Public Wo�CS Commission. 1 hour.
Comp Plan overview to Public Safety Commission 1 hour. _
Com Plan overoiew to Public Works Commission. 1 hour
All CommissionlCouncil workshop session on Comp Plan. 2.5 hou�s. _
Artides on the Comp Plan published in the Washinqton CounN Bulletm. —
Display ad (3" X 4") published in Washinqton Countv Bulletin notdying public of June 29th public heanng.
First Draft of Com rehensive Ptan Printed.
' L at notice of June 29th ublic hearin .
Plannin Commission ublic hearin . 4 hours.
Continued Plannin Commission ublic hearin . 4 hours.
Continued Plannin Commission ublic hearin . 4 hours.
Planning Commission public testimony r�eceived. Planning Commission makes their recommendations.
3 hours.
Ci Council worksho session - ub(ic testimon received. 2 hours
Ciiy Council meeting public testimony r�eceived. 3 hours. Council passes Comp Plan reflecting redudion
from 1,100 acres to 830 acres.
Com rehensive Plan distributed to Met Counal and affected a encies
Metro olitan Council dedares lan inad uate.
Plannin Commission holds ublic hearin on text amendment on water uali , etc.
Ci Council a roves text amendment and forwa�ds to Metro olitan Council.
City Council reviews traffic study on 70th/T.H. 61 and forwards to Washington Couniy DOT for comment
and referral to MNDOT.
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1993 (APR 26)
1993 (MAY 24
1993 (JUN 8).
1993 (JUL 15)
1993 (JUL 22)
1993 (SEP 1 f
1993 (NOV 8;
1993 (DEC 2;
1994 (JAN 24
1994 FEB 2
1994 (APR 5;
1994 (MAY 1;
1994 (MAY 1
1994 (JUN 8)
1994 JUN 16
• 1994 JUN 19
1994 SEP 15
1994 NOV 28
1994 (DEC 7)
1994 (DEC 8)
1994 DEC 15
1994 (DEC 21)
1995 (JAN24)
1995 (JAN-DEC)
1995 (MAR 18)
1995 APR 5
1995 (MAY 1)
1995 Ma
1995 (JUN 21)
• � 1995 (JUL 10)
1995
Planning Commission holds public hearing on Comp Pian Transportat�n and Environmental Text
Amendments.
Supplemental information submitted to Metro Counal staff.
Metropolitan Council staff dedar�s infonnation inadequate. (Land, Housing and surface water figu�es
Supplemental infoRnation forwarded to the Metropolitan Council staff.
Metro Council determined Comp Plan to be complete. Review period ends October 14,1993. Cottage
Grove informed of potential inconsistencies with land supply, sewers and transportation systems
1 st time extension �quest made by Cottage Grove to 12/ 2/93.
2nd 6me extension request made by Cottage Grove to 1/ 27/94.
3�d 6me extension �equest (open-ended) by Cottage Grove.
Planning Commission holds public hearing on Floating Impact Reduction Model (FIRM) and APFO.
Ciry Council approves FIRM and APFO concept and text changes.
Legal consultant reworks APFO and the FIRM and City forwards amendment nevisions to Metro Council.
MPCA issues NPDES permit for MWCC treatment plan upgrade.
4th r�view time extension request (open-ended) by Cottage Grove.
Met Council informed Cottage Grove of recommendation to deny oomp plan amendment with MUSA
expansion due to inconsistencies with land supply, sewers and transportation systems.
Formal revised review extension (open�nded) �equest made by Cottage Grove
Met Council informed Cottage Grove of acceptance of open-ended e�ension of plan review.
City sends letter to met Council requesting reactivation of Comprehensive planning process.
Met Counal Community Development Committee reviews Cottage Grove Comp Plan amendment
City Council passes motion to foRnally request indefinite time e�ension with the met Counal for MUSA
expansion r�quest so remainder of comp plan can be placed i�to affect
City sends letter to met Council requesting indefinite time extension for MUSA expansion request so
�emainder of comp plan can be placed into affect.
Met Council approves po�tion of Comp Plan, tables MUSA expansion. (Resolution 94-74)
Adoption of Comp plan, minus the MUSA expansion a�eas, by Cottage Grove City Council Resolution
#94-264. City staff di�ected to wo�C with Met Counal in order to get MUSA expansion portion of Comp
Plan amendment approved.
City receives memorandum from Richa�d Thompson outlining BI-weekly meeting schedule to address
issues involving MUSA po�tion of Comp plan amendment
City staff and Met Counal staff hold numerous mee6ngs to add�ess issues involving MUSA portion of
Comp plan amendment
Council Team building Session. Council agrees to review MUSA growth optians for benefit of iwo new
council members.
Council selects dates for Growth Issue IlVorkshop.
Special City Cou�al wo�CShop on Growth Issues. Engineers directed to ir►vestigate preliminary cost
figures for development of West Draw and other sewer altemafives.
City submits Land Use & Market FeasibilitY Studv: Cottaqe Grove Industrial Park to Met Council.
City Council reviews additional infonna6on on proposed West Draw MUSA enpansion area a�d other
ea�iier altematives. No action taken.
Met Council Community Development Committee discusses Floa6ng Impad Reduction Model as a
poten6al r�egional growth management tool.
City Council unanimouslv approves foRnation of West Draw Task Fo�e.
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1995 (NOV 30) Memorandum on Comprehensive Plan— APFO compieted by City Attomey Jack Clinton to Ciiy
Administrator Kevin Frazell submitted to Met Council Staff.
1995 (DEC 6) City Counal adopts interim ordinance �9�� he Com�h nsive Land Use Planopment in West Draw for
one eac in ocder to im lement Chan es in t
1996 (JAN 9) Second Memorandum on Comprehensive Plan— APFO completed by City Attomey Jadc Clinton to Ciry
Administrator Kevin Frazell submitted to Met Council Staff.
1996 JAN 12 C' submits Baseline Peak Period tri calculation 10 met counci{.
1996(JAN 12) Third Memorandum on ComprehensNe Met Co nG' St {�p1eted by City Attomey Jadc Clinton to City
Administrator Kevin FrazeR submitted to
1996(dAN 31)
1996 (FEB 5)
1996 FEB 22
1996 (FEB 27)
1996 (MAR 20�
• 1996 APR 30
1996 Ma 22
1996 (JUN 5)
1996(AUG 12)
1996(SEP 12)
1996 (OCT 28)
1996 (OCT 28�
1996 (OCT 28
1996 NOV 11
1996 NOV 18
1996 (NOV 25)
1996 (NOV 25)
1996 (NOV 26)
1996 (DEC 4)
• 1996 DEC 4
1996 (DEC 4�
Memorandum on response to plan review recommendations completed by Cottage Grove Associate I
Planner John Bu�bank submitted to R'icha�d Thom son Met Council S an amendment with 568 acre
Met Counal Community Development Committee discusses Comp p
MUSA e ansion.
Metro olitan Council a roves Com lan amendmentwith 568 acre MUSA e ansion.
Approval confiRnati�on letter from Metropolita�n Cou� e � e � ���9 City that the Comp Plan amendment
with 568 acre MUSA e ansion can be la
by Cottage Grove City
Final adoption of Comp plan, induding the 568 acre MUSA expansion areas,
Council Resolution #96-48.
West Draw taskforce Draft re ort with �evisions made A ril 30� ado ted b West Draw taskforce.
Ci Counci l an d W e s t D r a w t a s k f o � c e hold ' int merot�ed by he C'ty Co ncil. Referred ba d c to P lannin g
West Draw taskforce final report aooepted and app
Commission for im lementation.
Planning Commission holds wo�CShop on implementafion of West Draw taskforce repo�t
recommendations.
Planning Comm'ission holds workshop on new zoning distrids that would be consistent with
Com rehensive Plan.
Planning Comm'ission holds public hearing on new zoning districts that would be consistent with
Com rehensive Plan.
Planning Comm'ission holds publ'�c hearing on a zoning map amendment reflecting zoning districts
chan es that wou�d be consistent with Com rehensNe Plan.
Planning Commission holds public hearing to amend comprehensae plan by adopting the Metropolitan
Livable communities ad housin action laa.
West Draw Land Useftrans ortation Com rehensive Plan amendment distributed to Met Council
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��!���� ��� ��°���� roval of the zoning map
Planning Commission continues public hearing and �ecommends app
amendment reflectin zonin distrids chan es that would be consistent with Com rehensive Plan.
Planning Commission holds publ'�c hearing on comprehensive plan amendment for implementatwn of
West Draw taskforoe re o�t reoommended land use and trans ortation chan es.
Approval cflnfirmation letter from Metropolitan Council infonning City that West Draw Land
Use/trans rtation Com rehensive Plan amendment can be laced into effect.
Formal adoption of West Draw Land Useltransportation Comprehensive Plan amendment by Cottage
Grove C' Council Resotution #96-199.
Interim ordinance extended for four months. Orc1. 638
New R2.5 zoninq district that is oonsistent with Comp�ehensive Plan is created. Ord 639
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1996 (DEC 4)
1996 (DEC 4)
1997 (FEB�
1997 FEB 5
1997 (MAR 24
1997 (MAY 7)
1997 (MAY 21)
1997 (JUNE 18)
1997 (JUNE 18)
1997 (JULY 16)
1997 (NOV 5)
1997 (NOV )
New UR zoning district that is consistent with Compr�hensive Plan is created. Ord 640
Po�ions of West Oraw r�ezoned to be consistent with Comp�hensive Plan. Ord. 641
West Draw AUAR authorized by City Council.
Resolutbn 97-12 orders preparation of feasibility study for West Draw MUSA expansion area.
Joint Counal Commission Meeting on West Draw Conceptual Plans
City Council adopts Resolution 97-62 �eferring to storm sewer assessment rates, increased rates in West
Draw �elate to proposed development scenario
Council adopts Resolution 97-61 established new utility ar�a charge and connection charges for the
West Draw expansion _
Council adopts Resolution authorizing preparation of an Altemative U�ban Areawide Review and
mitigation plan for the West Draw MUSA
Council adopts �esolution ordering p�eparation of Alternative Urban Areawide Review assessment for
West Draw MUSA expansion __
Council adopts Resolution 97-110 acoepting the feasibili
Council adonts Resolution 97-1 establishing fees for 1
for the West Draw water towe�
does not affect West D�aw a�ea
Council adopts Resolution 97-207 amended fee schedule for 1998, does not impact West Draw area
1997 (DEC 17) Council adopts Resolution authorizing staff to begin right-of-way and easement acquisition for the
Hardwood Avenue infrastructure corridor
1998 (JAN 21) Counal adopted Resolution 98-08 approving the site plan �eview and p�eliminary plat for West Draw
Meadows and Ordinance 652, rezonin the West Draw Meadows ro e from R2.5 to PUD
1998 (JAN 21) City Council receives the West Draw Phase I Feasibility Study, which indudes trunk utility wo�C,
Harciwood Avenue, and West Draw Meadows utilities
1998 (FEB 6) Council adopts Resolution 98-11 ordering improvement and preparation of plans and specs for West
1998 (FEB 26)
1998 (MAR 9)
1998 (APR 15)
1998 (APR 15)
1998 APR 20
1998 MAY 6
1998 MAY 6
1998 (MAY 6)
1998 (MAY 7)
1998 (MAY 15)
1998 (MAY 18)
1998 (MAY 20)
Draw trunk utility project
Council adopted Resolution 9&19 establishing new fees for 1998, does not affed West Draw area
Harclwood road neighbofiood infonnational
Counal t�ceived Hardwood Avenue feasibil
Counal reviewed and tabled "quidc take' resolution authorizing the acquisition of right-0f-way in fee
absolute and ponding easements in pe�petuity
Residential property restricted appraisals completed and submitted to City
Council adopts Resolution 98-59 approving the Wetlands Replacement Plan for West Draw Meadows
Council adopts resolution approving the final plat known as West Draw Meadows
Council adopts Resolufwn 98�7 ordering improvement and preparation of plans and specifications for
West Draw Meadows
Update letter sent to Ha�Cness residents
Easterly extent of right-of-way and ponding easements staking finished by Rud Land Surveyors
Comme�cial prope�ty restricted appraisals completed and submitted to City
Legal descriptions of right-of-way acquisitions and ponding easements completed by Rud Land
Survevo�s and submitted to Cii�r
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$1,060,000 General Obligation Improvement Bonds, Series 19986
City of Cottage Grove, Minnesota
SALE: May 20, 1998
AWARD: MILLER, JOHNSON & KUEHN, INC.
RATING: Moody's Investors Service, Inc. "A2"
BBI: 5.23%
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NAME OF BIDDER RATE YEAR PRICE INTEREST INTEREST
COST RATE
MILLER, JOHNSON & KUEHN, INC. 4.00% 2000 $1,058,198.00 $118,182.00 4.1662%
Minneapolis, Minnesota 4.10% 2001
4.15% 2002
NORWEST INVESTMENT SERVICES, INC.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Minneapolis, Minnesota
3.90% 2000
4.00% 2001
4.10% 2002
3.95% 2000
4.05% 2001
4.10% 2002
$1,056,025.00 $118,178.33 4.1714°to
PIPER JAFFRAY, INC.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
GRIFFIN, KUBIK, STEPHENS & THOMPSON, INC
Chicago, Illinois
MESIROW FINANCIAL, INC.
Chicago, Illinois
HARRIS TRUST & SAVINGS BANK
Chicago, Illinois
First Tennessee Capital Markets
Josephthal & Co., Inc.
NBC Capital Markets Group, Inc.
Southwest Securities, Inc.
Wachovia Bank N.A.
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4.00% 2000 $1,056,963.10 $119,416.90 4.2130%
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4.25% 2000-2002 $1,058,500.82 $122,057.51 4.3029%
4.05°/a 2000 $1,054,145.00 $121,866.67 4.3075%
4.10% 2001-2002
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Chicago, Illinois
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Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Chicago, Illinois
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Minneapolis, Minnesota
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$3,940,000 General Obligation Improvement Bonds, Series 1998A
City of Cottage Grove, Minnesota
4.35%
4.40%
4.50%
4.55%
4.625%
4.65%
4.70%
4.10%
4.15%
4.20%
4.30%
4.35%
4.40%
4.45%
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4.625%
4.65%
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4.70%
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4.30%
4.35%
4.40%
4.45%
4.50%
4.55%
4.60%
4.65%
4.75%
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2008
2009
2010-2011
2012
2013
2014
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007-2008
2009
2010
2011-2013
2014
2000-2006
2007-2011
2012-2013
2014
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007-2009
2010
2011
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$3,910,032.10 $1,970,292.07
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05�19/9� 12:53 ET REF: NOOD�970.0001 FR:NOODYS T4:6126978555 � Page 1 of 2
ATTN: Steven Apfelbacher
Ehlera and Associates
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MOODY'S ASSIGNS A2 RATING TO THE CITY OF COTTAGE GROVE, MN GENERAL OBLIGATION
BONDS, SERIES 1998A AND 1998B
Cottage Grove
Municipality
Mirinesota
Moody's Rating
Issue
ccity of� r�r
General Obligation Improvement Bonds, Series 1998A
Sale Amount $3,940,000.00
Expected Sale Date OS/20/98
Rating Description General Obligation Unlimited Tax
General Obligation Improvement Bonds, Series 1998B
Sale Amount $1,060,000.00
Expected Sale Date OS/20/98
Rating Deacription General Obligation Unlimited Tax
Rating
A2
A2
NEW YORK, rlay 19, 1998 -- Moody's ha3 assigned an A2 rating with a r�table
outlook to Cottage Grove, MN General Obligation Improvement Bonds, Seriea
1998A and 1998B based on the city's growing economy, strong financial
p�tion, and manageable debt burden.
GROWING ECONOr1Y BENEFITS FROM FAVORABLE LOCATION IN THE MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL
METRO AREA
Moody�s expecta the city's economy to continue to experience tax base growth
due to ita beneficial location in the economically vibrant metro area and
available land for development. Located about 15 miles southeast of St. Paul,
this city of approximately 34 square mi.les is only about one-third developed.
The city ia currently developing its residential base �saithin the Metropolitan
Urban Service Area (MUSA) and estimater� that approximately 250 new homes will
be built per year for the next few years. The city'� rapid growth is evidenced
by a population which has increased an estimated 30% since 1990 and market
valuations have increased an average of 8.5% annually over the last five
years. While the city's tax base is almost 70% residential, the largest
taxpayer, Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing, is projecting continued f�uture
growth.and has begun to.utilize a co-generation plant built expreasly for
providing ateam energy to that facility. Future highway and rail projects,
which are currently in the preliminary planning stages, would iroprove accesa
to the downtown metro area and aid further development of the city. Wealth
levela remain moderately above the state average, and ample employment
opportunities are reflected in county unemployment rates of 2.0% in February
1998 which are far below the state average of 3.0%.
STRONG FINANCIAL POSITION EVIDENCE BY FAVOR.ABLE GENERAL FUND RESERVES
Moc �s expects the city's financial position to remain atrong based on a
his y of sound financial management as demonstrated by operating re�ults
that consiatently outperform conservatively budgeted figures. Three yeara of
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�erating aurpluses have resulted in favorable General..Fund reaerves which.at
� million in 1997 equaled almost 50% of General Fund revenues, and balanced
perations are projected for.1998. The city has not needed to levy the maximum
amount allowable under state,�mposed levy limits; therefore, additional
revenue raising capability is �available. Coupled with the favorable General
Fund reserve, this margin provides financial flexibi:lity and ample cushion.
MANAGEABLE DEBT BURDEN PRIMARILY SUPPORTED BY NON-LEVY REVENUES
Moody�s expects the city's above average debt burden to remain manageable due
to a large amount of non-levy revenue support, a rapid amortization schedule,
and projected tax base growth. The debt burd,en of 5.2% is well above the
median.of 2.8% for similar sized cities with over 60% of tha debt attributable
to borrowing by overlapping government entities, primarily the local school
diatrict. Debt service payments accounted for 37% of operating expenditures in
1997 However, alroost all of the debt is supported by non-tax levy sourcer�
such as apecial assessments and tax increments which reduce the impact of debt
on the general. tax levy. Rate of retirement, at 70% over ten yeara, is rapid,
and the city expects to continue to issue less than $5 million in new debt per
year while retiring approximately equal amounts in order to keep its d.ebt
levels manageable.
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ANALYSTS:
� J nifer L. Davis, Analyst, Public Finance Group, Moody's Investors Service
Zne Golub, Senior Credit Officer, PuUlic Finance Group, rioody�s Inveators
Service
CONTACTS:
Journalista: (2i2)
Research Clients:
553-0376
C212) 553-1625
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MEMORANDUM
To: Les W. Burshten, Public Works Director
From: Allan L. Larson, Public Works Technician
Date: May 20, 1998
Re: _ CSAH 39 Reconstruction Project - Washington County
Background:
We have received a copy of the plans for the proposed CSAH 39 Reconstruction
Project consisting of grading, bituminous surfacing, conc. curb/gutter and storm
sewer improvements from the county for review.
The county has also attached the current cost participation breakout. This
� estimate is based on a 90°/o completed plan set. Currently the county is asking
that Cottage Grove pay $� ��� `a or 8.1% of the project cost. Based on
county policy for cost pa�cipat�on between Washington County and other
agencies for cooperative highway improvement projects adopted 9/5/95.
Schedule
I have outlined the county's tentative schedule as background information:
• Bid Opening - Mid July
• Construction - August and September
• Completion - October
• 1'/2" wear course and sod completed in 1999
Conclusion:
Funding (city participation) for this project has not been determined. It is eligible
for state aid funding, however, we have committed our state aid funds to the 80tn
Street Reconstruction Project for the next several years.
Please place this item on the next council agenda for discussion and
consideration.
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aENT BY�WASHINGTON COUNTY
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� 5-11-98 � 9�31AM � PUBLIC WORKS� 612 458 6080;� 1
WASHINGTON COUNTY Doneld C. Wiamswatd, P.E
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT D �� c ��� W ����� ineer
PARK3 . HIGHWAYS • FAClLITIE3 John P. Perkovich, p�puty Di�ec�or
11660 MYERON ROAO NORTH • STILLWATEft, MlNNESOTA 55082 Oa�rsdoru Divb►on
9573 Donald J. Theken, p.E., Oeputy DM�ctor
612-430.430Q Facsimile Machine 612-43Q-4350 T���cel � A�� p��
Sandra K. Cullon, P.E.
Tratfic/Trenaportation Engh�aer
Marvin E. Eticicso�
Pacilitlee Operatlone Maneper
MEM�JRANDUM
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T0: Les Burshten, City of Cottage Grove, Director Qf
Public Works
Ryan Schroeder, City of Cottage Grove, City
Administrator
FROM: Brian Gage �
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DATE: May 'f 1, 1998
SUBJECT: CSAH 39 Cast Participation
Attached is the currently cost participation breakout for the proposed CSAH 39
reconstruction project. This estimate is based on the 90% completed plans. 1
am planning to meet with Cottage Grove Public Works either late this week or
eariy next week to discuss this estimate and go over any final issues on the plans
before we continue towards a mid summer letting.
If you have any questions please cal( me at 43Q-4337.
'fhank you.
Post-i1° Fax Note
Phone
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EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY / AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
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CSAH 39 COST BREAKOUT St Paul Park Cottage Washington TOTAL
May 11, 1998 Park Grove County
PRORATED ITEMS �
MOBIL1Zf4T10N $ 2,353.09 $ 3,833.57 E d3,813.34
FIELO OFFICE TYPE D $ 141.19 $ 230.01 3 2,628.80
TRAFFIC CONTROL 3 1,411.86 $ 2,300.14 3 26,288.00
BALE CHECK S 384A2 $ 625.64 a 7,150.34
SILT FENCE, TYPE HEAVY DUTY MAINTAINED $ 450.24 $ 733.52 $ 8,383.24
CONSTRUCTION SIGNS�PECIAL $ 0.47 $ 0.77 $ 8.76
SUBTOTAL S a,�ao.s� S 7 ,723.65 S ea.2�2.as S �00,�3�.00
CONSTRUCTION ITEMS
AGGREGATE BASE (C� CLASS 6 $ 6,290.00 $ 18,190.00
TYPE HV 4 WEARING COURSE MIXTURE $ 4,920.00 $ 12,960.00
TYPE HV 3 NON-WEARING COURSE MIXTURE $ 4,920.00 $ 12,960.00
TYPE MV 3 NON-WEARING COURSE MIXTURE $ 9,954.50 $ 26,122.50
BITUMINOUS MATERIAL FOR TACK COAT $ 290•40 $ 762•90
CONCRETE CURB & GUTTER DESIGN 6618 $ 22,586.00 $ 21,022.00
750 mm RC PIPE APRON S 75.00 $ 75.00
300 mm RC PIPE SEWER DES 3006 $ 58.50 $ 58.50 _
375 mm RC PIPE SEWER DES 3006 $ 3,104.50 $ 3,104.50
450 mm RC PIPE SEWER DES 3006 $ 3,534.30 $ 3,534.30
600 mm RC PIPE SEWER DES 3006 $ 1,710.00 $ 1,710.00
750 mm RC PIPE SEWER DES 3006 $ 4,664.25 $ 4,66A.25
CONST DRAINAGE STRUCTURE $ 4,687.50 $ 4,687.50
CASTING ASSEMBLY $ 1,495.00 $ 1,495.00
RANDOM RIPRAP CLASS III $ 144.50 $ 144.50
SUBTOTAL S 68,434.45 S 111,490.95 ; 1,274,213.50 S 1,454,138.90
PRORATED SUBTOTAL S a ,740.87 S 7 ,723.65 S sa,z�z.as S �oo,7s�.00
CONSTRUCTION TOTAL S 73,�75.32 $ ��9,2�a.so $ �,3s2,as5.ss $ �,s5a,s75.so
ENGINEERING $ s,3oo.00 $ i5,�ao.00 $ �75,5so.00 $ 200,000.00
RIGHT OF WAY estimated $ - $ �o,000.00 $ �o,000.00 $ zo,000.00
GRAND TOTAL $ 82,475.32 $ 144,354.60 $ 1,548,045.98 $ 1,774,875.90
PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL 4.6% 8.1% 87.2% 100.0%
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