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Home My WebLink Aboutweekly notes June 17th 2016 Memo w TO: City Council Members FROM:ErijvaScoba; s r WEEKLY NOTES— June 17th,2016 Zoning I Development Items 1. The City has received two applications; l)Xcel Energy substation expand installation on 58th Street.These will be on the July Planning Commission agenda. 2. Three enforcement letters;U-haul operator on Memorial Ave.;two yard dean-ups. 3. The City received a request from a resident on Hillman Ave(village area east of Stagecoach)to install a shall-point well.This property has +/-5 acres—mostly under the powedines and has established a very large garden for which he cannot get his hose to water with meaningful pressure.The City does not appear to have any dear regulations prohibiting such well as these can only typically be 25'+/-deep.Attached are the Dept.of Health regulations on the matter which the City will insist on the parson following--along with back-flow prevention and or no tie-ins to City systems. 4. The City has received a complaint about conditions in a rental property at 5701 Perkins Ave.(complaints of mold)Staff will be visiting the site on Monday. ST.Croix River Crossinn June 15th update. Other Items • LMC Update on 2016-2017 Dues—They are estimating a 3%increase.See their enclosed rationale. • On June 13th I attended a very early scoping meeting for the reconstruction of Stagecoach Trail;much of the proposed impacted area is not in Oak Park heights,but will have some impacts on Fire Services,some trail opportunities.As the project develops over the next year more meetings are planned with construction being slated for 2018.See the enclosed agenda and maps showing an overview. • Mayor McComber and I did attend the gathering facilitated by Commissioner Kriesel regarding area recreational/ river access opportunities and plans. I have enclosed the agenda and some spreadsheets that were handed out. There is not a schedule for the next meeting. • Washington County provided to the City copies of the notices they sent to impacted businesses and residents during the detour portion of the CSAR 26 project See Enclosed. • Washington County Foreclosure Update for 1st Qtr.2016 Mayor McComber provided: 1. Coalition of Utilities Cities—Annual Meeting Notice for 8/17/16—10 am. 2. MAOSC—Special Events Date June 14th—Please note mayor McComber was elected as the Vice President of the MAOSC. 3. Information on the passing of Mr.John Young Jr.—Long time City councilmember from Hawley. Please call me at any time if you have questions...651-253.7837 1 of 37 City of Oak Park Heights 14168 Oak Park Blvd.N.—P.O. Box 2007 Oak Park Heights, MN 55082 Phone:651.439.4439 Fax:651.439.0574 June 15, 2016 Mr. Steve Continenza Stillwater Auto Clinic 12430 55th St. N. Oak Park Heights, MN 55082 Re: U-Haul Rental Operation Dear Mr. Continenza: The U-Haul operation being conducted at 12430 55th St. N. is not a permissible use in the B-3, Highway Business and Warehouse District, within which your business is situated without an approved Conditional Use Permit. Additionally, it does not comply with the Conditional Use Permit and Planned Unit Development approved by the City Council in May of 2001 for business operations at 12430 551h St. N. Open and outdoor services, sale and rental (services) as a principal or accessory use is only permissible via a Conditional Use permit to the B-3, Highway Business and Warehouse District, within which your business is situated. To have this use considered and possibly approved, a new or amended conditional use permit application first is required. Submission of an application is not a guarantee of approval, but is the necessary first step. For your convenience, I have enclosed Ordinance 401.300 B-3, Highway Business and Warehouse District and a Development Application. The Development Application shall be completed as per the criteria found within the application and returned no later than July 131h, 2016. Staff would be willing to meet at any time to answer any questions you may have. Please note, the City will require the the U-Haul Business operation to cease and all associated vehicles and equipment shall be removed from the site if this application is not duly approved by August 31, 2016. Please contact me with any questions you may have. Sincere) , u i ultman, CBO Plan g& Code Enforcement Enclosures c: Eric Johnson, City Administrator Phone:651.439.4439, Extension 1105 2 of 37 Email:jhultman@cityofoakparkheights.com el'� City of Oak Park Heights 14168 Oak Park Blvd. N. Phone:651.439.4439 P.O.Box 2007 Fax:651.439.0574 Oak Park Heights,MN 55082 June 14, 2016 Mark Thoreson Director of Operations Tire Pros&Wheel Experts 14447 60th St. N. Oak Park Heights, MN 55082 Re: Yard Maintenance Dear Mark: The grass/weeds to the rear of the Tire Pros property are long and need to be mowed and/or treated. Please see the enclosed map, showing the areas of issue (denoted by yellow highlighter). City Nuisance Ordinance 1109.03, section H declares all grasses growing to a height greater than six (6) inches upon any lot or parcel of land within the platted portions of the City of Oak Park Heights a nuisance. Please mow this area and attend to any weed growth no later than June 30, 2016 and continue such maintenance on an ongoing basis. A site investigation will be made after this time to verify compliance. Your prompt attention is apprecaited. Contact me with any questions you may have. PLANING &CODE ENFORCEMENT Q� Ju i.e.Hultman Building Official f c: 'Eric Johnson, City Administrator Email:jhultman@cityofoakparkheights.com Phone:439-4439,ext. 11105 3 of 37 a� Z a� 4.�r W� o � La w 0 ., W� qc PIS" � L r U. r r _ W r �� ro yy ► � K J � m n lr c LL.� m� cV IL 0 Z y�'O G r 6 LL $Nm l DID V2 f U- J Cl l y - o ■ N, d a A w , h.: �,�;.:• .� '.�,.d � �" �r.-ter a CD jr 404 r � dD o 4 of 37 4 ai ys ` diddekh Ir- City of Oak Park Heights 14168 Oak Park Blvd. N. Phone:651.439.4439 P.O. Box 2007 Fax:651.439.0574 Oak Park Heights,MN 55082 June 14, 2016 Site Operations Manager Croix Oil Co. 1749 Greeley St. P.O. Box 15 Stillwater, MN 55082 Re: Yard Maintenance @ 14493 60th St. N. (SuperAmerica) Dear Site Operations Manager: The grass/weeds to the rear of the SuperAmerica property, located at 14493 60th St. N., are long and need to be mowed and/or treated. Please see the enclosed map, showing the areas of issue (denoted by yellow highlighter). City Nuisance Ordinance 1109.03, section H declares all grasses growing to a height greater than six (6) inches upon any lot or parcel of land within the platted portions of the City of Oak Park Heights a nuisance. Please mow this area and attend to any weed growth no later than June 30, 2016 and continue such maintenance on an ongoing basis. A site investigation will be made after this time to verify compliance. Your prompt attention is appreciated. Contact me with any questions you may have. PLANING &CODE ENFORCEMENT Ju a ultman Bu ng Official c: Eric Johnson, City Administrator Email-jhultman@cityofoakparkheights.com Phone:439-4439,ext. 11105 5 of 37 LSO. yy .. .-_.._ a _" • w ZZ o i. . =.. 0 L m` toL° ui w r w Z ° � w W 0 n i re `onLUCD s i s � W 7 L LLQ e C C) �a e C yj r o r w m m m t mm3 ' It rg M� v w N LL CD NV 1 a a w. u. ryry M .. "W r a a � a r �, "� � ,�ti"I�" .try' ( ,• .' � " fl 9 a. a T N r, r • O 6 of 37 t, Eric Johnson From: *DOT StCroixcrossing <StCroixcrossing.dot@state.mn.us> Sent: Wednesday,June 15,201610.49 AM Subject: Bridge deck construction is complete at Pier 9 M-- -. . . wwrlwje"OW stcroix CROSSING Kristin Calliguri,MnDOT Diana Maas,WisDOT Office 651-366-4272 Office 715-635-4968 Cell 651-503-0637 Cell 715-828-9471 kristin.calliguri@state.mn.us diana.maas@dot.wigay News Release June 15,2016 Bridge deck construction is complete at Pier 9 Pier 8 bridge deck and stay cable construction is nearly complete STILLWATER,Minn.–St.Croix Crossing bridge deck construction at Pier 9 near Minnesota land is complete.Crews placed the final pre-cast concrete segment in the bridge deck construction sequence on June 10. Meanwhile,bridge deck construction continues at Piers 8,10,11 and 12 on the St.Croix River and at Span 14,which stretches from Pier 13 to the east abutment on the Wisconsin bluff. The contractor anticipates completing stay cable installation at Pier 8—closest to Minnesota land—by the end of June. Bridge deck construction at this pier location is anticipated to be complete by mid-July. Other St.Croix Crossing bridge construction highlights are: • Crews will have placed up to the ninth eastbound and westbound segments in the bridge deck construction sequence at both Piers 10 and 11 by the end of the week of June 13 • Crews will have placed up to the 14th eastbound and westbound segments in the bridge deck construction sequence at Pier 12,closest to Wisconsin land,by the end of the week of June 13 • Crews placed 10 segments in the bridge deck construction sequence at Span 14 the week of June 6.Span 14 bridge deck construction is ongoing through the fall. Minnesota approach construction highlights Construction crews have connected the approach span between Piers 2 and 3 that make up the westbound off-ramp from the river bridge to Highway 95 in Minnesota. Crews will complete segment placement at Pier 3 for the westbound Highway 36 approach bridge this week.The eastbound span at this pier location was completed in early June. 7 of 37 1 Stay connected, ask questions or provide comments to the St.Croix Crossing project team: - Visit the proiect web site Sign-up for weekly email updates Call the hotline at 1-855-GO-CROIX(1-855-462-7649) Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter @stcroixcrossine Stop by the office at 1862 Greeley St.S. in Stillwater. Hours are 8 a.m.to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. 2 8 of 37 Minnesota Department of Health No Well Management Section P.O.Box 64975 St.Paul,Minnesota 55164-0975 651-201-4600 or 800-383-9808 www.health.state.mn us/divs/ehhvells Protecting,maintaining and improving the health of all Minnesolam MEMORANDUM TO: Owner/Installer of Drive-Point Well FROM: Well Management Section PHONE: 651/201-4600 SUBJECT: Requirements for Well Owners Installing Drive-Point Wells The Minnesota Groundwater Protection Act of 1989(Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 103I) is the law which regulates well construction in Minnesota.In most cases,the law requires that a well must be installed by a licensed well contractor.However,a license is not required for a well owner to install his own well under certain circumstances.Minnesota Statutes, section 103I.205, subdivision 4,state that: ". . . a license is not required for a person who complies with the other provisions of this chapter if the person is an individual who constructs a well on land that is owned or leased by the individual and is used by the individual for farming or as the individual's place of abode. . . ." Although an individual may install his own well,the installation must be done in accordance with the law(Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 1031)and rules(Minnesota Rules, Chapter 4725) regulating well construction.A brief summary of regulations for drive-point well construction is attached. A notification form is also attached.This form must be completed and returned to the Minnesota Department of Health(MDH)within 10 days after completion of a drive-point well. Upon receiving the notification,the MDH will send you a Well and Boring Record form and water sample bottle(s)with instructions.Please complete and return the Well and Boring Record to the Well Management Section at the address listed above.Please return the water sample to the MDH-Public Health Laboratory, following the instructions with the bottle(s).The water sample will be analyzed for sanitary quality and results reported to you at no charge. If you have any questions,please contact the MDH at 651/201-4600 or 800/383-9808. MPC:fal Attachments origs0rive-point letter-Owner.doc 3115/2009R General Information: 651-201-5000 • Toll-free: 888-345-0823 a www.health.stal-rim.us 9 of 37 An equal opportrmity employer Requirements for Construction of a Drive-Point Well • Well must have at least 15 feet of watertight casing(not including screen). • Well casing(pipe)must be new steel casing meeting one of the following standards: ASTM A53, ASTM A589,or API 5L. • When driving casing,a cone-shaped depression must be maintained around the outside of the casing and kept filled with bentonite clay. • If augering,jetting,or other drilling techniques are used which create a hole which is larger than the well casing,the space between the well casing and borehole wall must be filled from the bottom up to the surface with a cement or bentonite grout pumped through a tremie pipe. Please contact the Minnesota Department of Health(MDH)for additional details on grouting requirements before you begin well construction. • Top of the well casing must extend at least 12 inches above-ground. • Connections made to the well casing below the ground surface or less than 12 inches above the ground surface must be made with a pitless adapter or pitless unit approved by this department. • If the water line between the well and pump is below-ground and under suction,it must be protected by being installed within an outer,concentric pipe with the annular space between the pipes filled with water from the system and maintained at system pressure. • If your attempt to construct a well is unsuccessful,the unsuccessful well must be sealed by a licensed well contractor. Unlicensed persons are not authorized to seal wells or remove well casing from the ground. • A well must not be located in a pit. • Well must not be located within a building,except for a building constructed exclusively to protect the well,pump,and other water supply equipment. A well building may not be used to store materials or chemicals which may contaminate the well. a Well must be located at least 3 feet horizontally from the farthest exterior projection of a building, including roofs,decks,and overhangs. • Well must be at least 10 feet from a gas line,electric line,or propane tank,or at least 5 feet from a gas line which contains no flammable gas or an electric line which has been shielded or deenergized. Well must be located at least 35 feet horizontally from the ordinary high-water mark of a river stream, lake,or pond. e Well casing must extend at least 5 feet above the regional flood level. • Well must be disinfected using chlorine,and water quality samples must be collected and analyzed for coliform bacteria,arsenic,and nitrate. origs\Drive-point I. W-Owner.doe 3/15/2009R 10 of 37 ■ INNESOTA Minnesota Rules,Chapter 4725 Rules Relating to Wells and Borings Me Effective August 4,2008 OEMRiMENToFNEAITN ISOLATION DISTANCES FROM A SHALLOW DRIVE-POINT WELL This list is summarizedfrom Minnesota Rules,Chapter 4725,and Minnesota Statutes,Chapter 1031 Please contact the Minnesota Department of Health, Well Management Section at 6511201-4600 or 8001383-9808 with any questions. Building or building Pmlection(overhang)......................... - -- -- ..................................................................3 feet Gas pipe,electric transmission line less than 50 kv....................................................................................................................................5 feet' Lptank........................................................................................................................................................................................................5 feet Frostproofyard hydrant.......................••-----.............................................................................................................................................10 feet Approved pressure-tested buried sewer.......................•--•--•---........---•-------................................................................................................20 feet Approved,air-tested buried pressure sewer serving asingle family residence...................................................•----•-•-------•---...........--•--.................................................................................20 feet Pitor unfilled space.................................................................................................................................................................................20 feet Watertightsewage sump.........................................................................................................................................................•-................20 feet In-ground swimming pool.........................................................................................................................................................................20 feet Above ground petroleum storage tank less than 1,100 gallons.................................................................................................................20 feet Storm water drainpipe 8 inches or greater in diameter............................................................................................................................20 feet Agriculturalchemical supply tank............................................................................................................................................................20 feee Animal confinement area(0.1 to 1.0 animal unit or 100-1,000 pounds)..................................................................................................20 feet Ordinary high water level of a stream,river,pond or lake........................................................................................................................35 feet Agricultural chemical storage or partition area with safeguards covered with a foo more than 25 gallons or 100 pounds dry weight..........................................................................................................................................................................50 feet Grave.............................................................................................•----------•-----..........................................................................................50 feet Interceptor(waste)....................................................................................................................................................................................50 feet Septictank,holding tank........................................................................................................ .50 feet Sewage lift station,nonwatertight sewage sump.......................................................................................................................................50 feet Underground petroleum storage tank of less than 1,100 gallons..............................................................................................................50 feet Unused,unsealed well or boring.........................................................................................•--•---------.........................................................50 feet Pollutari�contaminant or hazardous substance.........................................................................................................................................50 feet Buried collector,municipal,pressurized,open jointed, orunapproved materials sewer..............................................................................................................................................................50 feet Agricultural chemical storage or preparation area with safeguards,more than 25 gallons or 100 pounds dry weight...............................................................................................................100 feet Animal feedlot(more than 1 and less than 300 animal units).................................................................................................................100 feet Animal feeding or watering area within a pasture...................................................................................................................................100 feet Animalor poultry building...............................................................................................................................................................•----100 feet Petroleum or hazardous substance storage tank with safeguards,more than 25 gallons or 100 pounds dry weight...............................................................................................................100 feet Subsurfacedisposal field(drainfield).................................................................................................................................................. 100 feet Privy.......................................................................................................................................................................................................100 feet Agricultural chemical,petroleum,or hazardous substance storage or preparation area,more than 25 gallons or 100 pounds dry weight........................................................................................................................................................................150 feet Cesspool,seepage pit,leaching pit dry well(sewage)...........................................................................................................................150 feet Animal feedlot(more than 300 animal units)............................................................................................... ..............200 feet ............................ Manurestorage area................................................................................................................................................................................200 feet Sanitary landfill,dump,waste stabilization pond,or umpurnutted liquid mature storage.......................................................................600 feet 1 A well between 5 and 10 feet of an electric transmission line,gas pipe or LP tank must be placarded and work must not be performed on the well unless the line is deenergized and grounded or shielded,and the gas pipe or LP tank does not contain flammable gas. 2 The 20 foot distance applies only to an irrigation well and an agricultural chemical supply tank(chemigation)protected with safeguards. o igswrive-poi rt rsolationDismow.doc 4/28/201OR (Pkmtear or Me wCdicadoe form below rad mWra to the Minnesota repwanem of nestih,Wea Msaagemmt Section,M Bo:64975,St.PW,Minnesota 551444975) Complete and return to: Minnesota Department of Health,Well Management Section P.O.Box 64975,St.Paul,Minnesota 55164-0975 IDH Use only DRiVIiNT POIWELL NOTIFICATION Date Rec'd Well Locit0on: Twp. No. NRange No. E or or S W County Name Township Name Section No. Fraction No. at a ;4 Well Location Street Address City,State,ZIP Code Property Owner Name Property Owner Daytime Phone Number with Area Code Property Owner Mailing Address(including City,State,ZIP Code) Property Owner Signature Date Failure to provide proper noNfrcation is a violation of Mimfesota Statutes,Chapter 1031,and may result in 11 of 37 the assessment of an administrative penalty. ® LE�rG2U of CONNECTING & INNOVATING INNESOTA SINCE 1913 CITIES June 15,2016 Dear Mayors and Administrators, Greetings! We hope that you are doing well and that your city and community are positioned for great success this summer. Pursuant to the League Constitution, we are writing to let you know that the LeagUe d of Directors voted at its May meeting to set a maximum member dues schedule increase o3-percentbor the League's 2017 fiscal year that runs from September 1,2016 through August 31, 1617. imilar to how your city sets its preliminary levy increase,the final dues schedule can decrease but can't be higher than the maximum that is set. The actual amount of the increase will be determined by the Board when it meets on August 18 to approve the FY 2017 budget. The increase in dues will help to make sure we can continue to deliver high quality, essential services you rely on to effectively govern and manage your city, and also to plan for and respond to your city's changing needs. Your dues dollars help to pay for: • Our research and human resources staff who answer 5,000+member questions a year on dozens of topics; • Our lobbying team that represents members on scores of policy issues affecting cities at the state Capitol; • Our training and conference specialists who design and deliver countless educational sessions at conferences,webinars, and workshops; • Our legal, communications, and technology personnel who continuously assist members with customized consultation; and • Our administration and finance officials who ensure we operate efficiently and manage our resources in a cost-effective manner. Our commitment to you is to provide premier service and be recognized as the trusted,authoritative, and unified voice on issues affecting all cities. We take very seriously our responsibility to carefully manage member assets, and we thank you for your continued support of our work. If you have any questions or comments about how we can better serve your needs,please feel free to call or email Dave Unmacht at(651)281-1205 or dunmacht@lmc.org. You are also more than welcome to stop by for a cup of coffee or a conversation when you are in St. Paul. Steve Nasby David J. Unmacht League of Minnesota Cities President, Executive Director, City Administrator, City of Windom League of Minnesota Cities 145 UNIVERSITY AVE.WEST PHONE:(651)281-1200 FAx:(651)281-1299 ST. PAUL, MN B55037-2044 TOLL FREE:(800)925-1122 WEB:WWW.LMC.ORG Public Works Department Washinton .' Donald J.Theisen,P.E. CO� Director Wayne H.Sandberg,P.E. Deputy Director/County Engineer MEETING MINUTES Stagecoach Trail (CSAH 21) Project Overview Meeting Monday June 13 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm Bayport City Hall Attendees: Logan Martin—City of Bayport Eric Johnson—City of Oak Park Heights Dave Schultz—West Lakeland Township Gary Kreissel, Wayne Sandberg, Frank Ticknor, Kevin Peterson—Washington County Copies to: attendees John Hall—Baytown Township Dan Kyllo—West Lakeland Township Molly O'Rourke, Kevin Corbid, Don Theisen—Washington County 1. Introductions and Roles on this project 2. Project limits and overview Wayne noted that this project is a pavement improvement project where we may have the opportunity to do some safety improvements. 3. County Goals a. Improve roadway and shoulder pavement b. Investigate replacement of left turn bypass lanes with dedicated left tum lanes as feasible and practical c. Investigate sidewalkitrail connections to Bayport and Oak Park Heights d. Gain community acceptance e. Construct in 2018 Gary suggested that contact be made with the railroad, the fire station, and pit owners/operators. 4. City/Township Goals? Logan noted that the Inspiration intersection has traffic issues. He also brought up the potential relocation of the bus garage. Gary brought up that the EB approach from CSAH 14 to CSAH 21 has poor pavement, and that truck drivers have noted difficulties with the railroad crossing. Eric noted an existing trail connection south of 5e St. Dave brought up the offset private entrance near CSAH 10 and potential street lighting at Z?d Street. Dave said that the stmt light could wait until 2018 to be constructed with this project. 11660 Myeron Road North,Stillwater, Minnesota 55082-9573 Phone: 651-430-4300 • Fax 651-430-4350 • TTY: 651-430-6246 13 of 37 www.co.washington.mn.us Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action 5. Engineering Consultant Selection Process a. Quality Based Selection L 5 proposals b. Alliant EngineeringfTKDA/Zan team Kevin noted that the County has had success with this team. 6. Project Scope/Schedule a. Preliminary Design-2016 L Monthly PMTs 1. City/Township attendance? ii. Two Open House Meetings Dave suggested holding the Open House meetings at St. Croix Prep iii. City Councilfrownship Board presentations Frank noted that some communities prefer a councibboard workshop prior to an Open House, and some prefer it after. The County will lean on the local agency to dictate council/board needs. b. Final Design-2017 7. County Cost Participation Policy Kevin handed out the County Cost Participation Policy. He noted that a pavement preservation project would have no local participation, but sidewalks would be a 50/50 split. Frank added that Right-of-Way and curb and gutter also require cost sharing. $. Questions? 14 of 37 y� I. 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Scale1:35,V00 Thls nepl. s lilt el.-.Pll.tl.n0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 end mpndudion el lend nems,es duy sppesr n varbus M,hlnybn Count'onlua. Thle mep shouW Es used ror panne. UPPER 20 7 N Miles purposes only.Washington Couny Is not neponanbrorsnymsxuncba. 2ND STN 0 W=::&"10M Project Length Approximately 5 Miles CSAH 21 (Stagecoach Trl l) ,cotin 7 River&Trails Recreation TF 17 June 2016 Andersen Bayport Facility I. Introductions around the room(Gary) ll. Why are we here?(Gary) a. St.Croix Crossing completion will open up our riverfront communities for more river and trail recreation. b. Many great ideas being discussed in communities L Excited by opportunities ii. Concerned by potential for competition for uses among interest groups iii. Need for funding help for municipalities and interest groups iv. Concern over project timing,competition,lack of coordination III. Desire to get major stakeholders in a room to discuss how their work might overlap,and how they might work together(Susan) L While our cities have borders,our citizens live,work,shop and play in all area cities without care for political borders ii. There is enough riverfront to provide opportunities for a variety of uses. iii. If we have a small-region plan, not every city will have to provide for every possible use. iv. There should be infrastructure to better connect communities together, making it easier to enjoy all of the riverfront b. Goal would be to have stakeholders agree to a comprehensive strategic plan for riverfront recreation infrastructure L Individual communities would create,with local and regional input ii. we all have a hand in creating iii. We all support iv. Immediate,intermediate and long-term phases c. We should have big plans for serving the public. Big plans have big price tags. If we work together on the vision and implementation,we can more easily work together on seeking funding from local,state,federal and private funders. IV. Organizing Questions(Mike) a. Geographic area L "Boomsite to Bayport"is proposed b. Membership L Beyond those present,how big a group? ii. Participants per organization (Don't count staff) 1. Big enough to be comprehensive,small enough for real work to get done iii. Any not present? 1. Trail, bicycle groups? 16 of 37 r 2. Any businesses? 3. Federal&State agencies, representatives c. Informal group—no staff,no voting. Everything is run by consensus. i. Chair,co-chairs,secretary,convenor? d. Public process—no quorum from any municipality,so no public invite needed. Assumption is that as cities/other government orgs lead projects,that those public entities will follow public processes. e. Members would utilize their staff in pursuit of information that the group decides it needs. If there are extra funding needs,then the partners will figure something out at that time. V. Defining our Universe: Initial Project List(Mike) a. Project list attached. Give major leader a chance to talk about their project,take questions,etc. i. Critical questions: Where is the project at,who are the decision-makers,who are the leading partners,what info is needed,what is the timeline,price tag ii. Other projects not included here? iii. Any projects shouldn't be here? b. Goals for projects to be"shovel-ready" L 2018 Bonding Bill(April 2017) ii. 2016/17 Legacy process(unknown) iii. Foundation deadlines? iv. Internal planning timelines for local? VI. Meeting schedule,next meeting,deliverables VII. 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T d Z A m c c x x o c c x b LO 3 m M n m cn M aS S nn S � s g �L ,auo fD 7 C C < G y W rt d d rt rt m m W W 3 I > > F z m .Wi .Ni 2 2 f�D D r* O O d O O F f a ao aD m` u 3 = id A � .da d rt d d 7 N S S m Z N V1 C C N M N C C Z eWr w O O 2 .S e N Z Z Ln d W 3 N N — — r N m W d Q rt rt L" (n �+" CD 0 a Z W d O O N CD M N N z z p p z z x xUl Ln Lq u�i W W z z Im Lnvii o 0 ppDp ppDD vl �Ln p �n oNo ao N N � O N N ONO n n O O X X T T d d NC N 19 of 37 g g A A Washington Public Works Department Donald J.Theisen,P.E. coti� Director Wayne H.Sandberg,P.E. Y r9 Deputy Director/County Engineer MEMORANDUM Date: June 15, 2016 To: St. Croix Crossings Residents From: Allan Brandt, Project Engineer Re: CSAH 26(Highway 36 South Frontage Road) Improvement Project Washington County will perform an improvement project on CSAH 26 (South Frontage Road) in the City of Oak Park Heights, Minnesota. This project will be starting in early July with the expected completion date in November of 2016. The CSAH 26 Realignment Project will improve safety for vehicles and pedestrians by moving the intersection of the South Frontage Road and Osgood Avenue south approximately 400 feet(see map in Attachment 1). Relocation of this intersection to the south and away from Highway 36 will improve the safety and increase capacity of the intersection. PROJECT ELEMENTS THAT MAY SPECIFICALLY IMPACT YOU 1. ACCESS: CSAH 26 (South Frontage Road)will remain open to local traffic except for a short-term closure necessary to facilitate utility and road subgrade work where the existing frontage road and new frontage road intersect. See Attachment 1 for posted detour route-this closure will be allowed for up to 4 days (Monday-Thursday). At other times, traffic will be maintained to the maximum extent possible; however, flaggers may be present. 2. TRAFFIC CONTROL/CONSTRUCTION PROCESS: The CSAH 26 (South Frontage Road) realignment will be constructed in 3 phases. Phase 1: Two lanes of traffic will be maintained on the South Frontage Road; however, these lanes will be shifted and narrowed. Construction of the new South Frontage Road alignment will begin. Phase 2: A single lane of traffic will be maintained on the South Frontage Road under flagging control. Construction on the new frontage road alignment will continue. The existing frontage road will also be temporarily widened on the south side with a gravel surface. Phase 3: The existing south frontage road connection at Osgood Avenue will be closed and traffic will be routed onto the new frontage road alignment. The existing South Frontage Road will continue to be maintained as a single lane of traffic under flagging control. Construction of the South Fro nta9e Road and trail Will be completed during this phase. A short-term South Frontage Road closure will occur in August 2016. See Attachment 1 for a CSAH 26 (South Frontage Road)detour map. 11660 Myeron Road North,Stillwater, Minnesota 55082-9573 Phone: 651-430-4300 • Fax: 651-430-4350 - TTY: 651-430-6246 www.co.washington.mmus Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action 20 of 37 Please use caution when driving in the construction zone, slow down, and follow posted detours and directions from flaggers. 3. TRAIL: The existing trail along the South Frontage Road will be maintained initially; however, it will be closed for the duration of the project once impacted by construction. A temporary walkable path will be maintained between the St. Croix Crossings Apartments and Osgood Avenue to the extent possible during the project. The existing trail will be realigned to cross the new South Frontage Road alignment and connect to the existing trail along the south side of the frontage road. 4. DRIVEWAYS: This project will impact the entrance to the west parking lot of the St. Croix Crossings Apartments. During construction hours, parking lot access will be maintained to the maximum extent possible. Access may be along a dirt/gravel surface; however, the surface will be passable. Short-term driveway closures may occur; however, they will only occur during work hours. The road Contractor will coordinate short term closures with residents in advance of the work. Flaggers may be used at times to direct traffic into and out of the parking lot. The entrance will be open and maintained outside of construction work hours. Impacts to the entrance of the east parking lot will be minimal. 5. UTILITY RELOCATIONS: Poles carrying overhead power lines and communication cables, and subsurface utilities will be adjusted or relocated prior to, or during construction. The utility work should not result in any loss of service. 6. SURVEY STAKES: Survey stakes are wooden stakes that are approximately 3-ft tall. These stakes mark the interface between the County's right-of-way and adjacent private property. Similar stakes are used to mark temporary easements between the County and adjacent property owner's and existing or proposed utility locations. The stakes are also used to mark the locations of road elements, such as sidewalk, curb& gutter, and roadway edge. These stakes are important for the road Contractor and necessary for construction. Stakes may be located in an area that is normally maintained by a property owner/resident, however, may be in the County's right-of-way. Please do not remove these stakes under any circumstances. 7. TURF ESTABLISHMENT: The existing landscaping in front of the St. Croix Crossings Apartments that is outside the County's right-of-way will be protected. Any landscaping including grass that is within the County's right-of-way may be disturbed during construction; however, these areas will receive seed and hydraulic mulch to promote turf establishment. 8. CONTRACTOR COMMUNICATION: Please be aware of potential contact from fraudulent Contractors claiming they are representing Washington County on this project. The County's road Contractor should not be contacting residents about additional work on private property. They may communicate with you about work associated with the County's project but not about additional private work. Please contact me if you have any questions or concerns about Contractor communications. You can stay updated on this and other projects in the area by visiting www.co.washin4ton.mn.us. Please feel free to contact me at (651) 430-4348 if you have further questions about the project. Thank you. 21 of 37 Attachment 1 ' • •�° "W"rim rS S"- MM " Orleans St l a � 6e,N 61thStN #gun sus ys�dc:.d a 5 Z n 2 � n Sk tlrk IMk 1pt Gard St r than S�r� See - cow Z o 63rd St N 63rd S1 N 62nd St N Z 4kss^nr�".on f counhOW 4 1� v 601hstN 60ri,StN Sfrpn • A • ry - Z Short-term -z (4-days)closure Z yf�ia,(43• r b111t$t N SMSM N M rL'as aid 561hStN 56M z Westbound Detour a8111Y1gtim CSAR 26(South Frontage Road) Eastbound Detour ---�► SAP 082-626.003 ounty CSAH 26 Detour Plan New Frontage Rd Alignment . Road Improvement Project 22 of 37 Public Works Department A-%lihm g -n to _ Donald J.Theisen,P.E. C � Director Wayne H.Sandberg,P.E. Deputy Director/County Engineer MEMORANDUM Date: June 15, 2016 To: Residents using County State Aid Highway(CSAH) 26(South Frontage Road) From: Allan Brandt, Project Engineer Re: CSAH 26(Highway 36 South Frontage Road) Improvement Project Washington County will perform an improvement project on CSAH 26 (South Frontage Road) in the City of Oak Park Heights, Minnesota. This project will be starting in early July with the expected completion date in November of 2016. The CSAH 26 Realignment Project will improve safety for vehicles and pedestrians by moving the intersection of the South Frontage Road and Osgood Avenue south approximately 400 feet(see map on back page). Relocation of this intersection to the south and away from Highway 36 will improve the safety and increase capacity of the intersection. PROJECT ELEMENTS THAT MAY SPECIFICALLY IMPACT YOU 1. ACCESS: CSAH 26 (South Frontage Road)will remain open to local traffic except for a short-term closure necessary to facilitate utility and road subgrade work where the existing frontage road and new frontage road intersect. See map on back for posted detour route-this closure will be allowed for up to 4 days (Monday-Thursday). At other times,traffic will be maintained to the maximum extent possible; however, flaggers may be present. 2. TRAFFIC CONTROL/CONSTRUCTION PROCESS: The CSAH 26 (South Frontage Road) realignment will be constructed in 3 phases. Phase 1: Two lanes of traffic will be maintained on the South Frontage Road; however, these lanes will be shifted and narrowed. Construction of the new South Frontage Road alignment will begin. Phase 2: A single lane of traffic will be maintained on the South Frontage Road under flagging control. Construction on the new frontage road alignment will continue. The existing frontage road will also be temporarily widened on the south side with a gravel surface. Phase 3: The existing south frontage road connection at Osgood Avenue will be closed and traffic will be routed onto the new frontage road alignment The existing South Frontage Road will continue to be maintained as a single lane of traffic under flagging control. Construction of the South Frontage Road and trails will be completed during this phase. A short-term South Frontage Road closure will occur in August 2016. See back page for a CSAH 26 (South Frontage Road)detour map. 11660 Myeron Road North,Stillwater, Minnesota 55082-9573 Phone: 651-430.4300 • Fax 651-430-4350 • TTY: 651-430-6246 www.co.washington.mn.us Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action 23 of 37 Please use caution when driving in the construction zone, slow down, and follow posted detours and directions from flaggers. 3. TRAIL: The existing trail along the South Frontage Road will be maintained initially; however, it will be closed for the duration of the project once impacted by construction. Upon project completion,the existing trail will be realigned to cross the new South Frontage Road alignment and connect to the existing trail along the south side of the frontage road. You can stay updated on this and other projects in the area by visiting www.co.washington.mn.us. Please feel free to contact me at(651) 430-4348 if you have further questions about the project. Thank you. Ins s�- Upon G*Td Sit vR w I° •. 4 .,.., 6W. St k wy ti7exlSYM n� e `� �.'T'N 1 nth s�N � -tip•.r,x, tr+e„ �'Ad�- .. �� r . a � � • ,, 1411;.. z ,.a Short-term R (4-dwp)diosure , $71h St N 37th St N suh st N 1&� F73 estbound Detour — — —a Wa§Wngtm CSAR 25(South Frontage Road) astbound Detour �� SAP 682.626-003 • Cotmty CSAH 26 Detour Plan New Frontage Rd Alignment .••...• v 1, Road Improvement Project 24 of 37 Eric Johnson From: Bill Lightner <BLightner@wchra.com> Sent: Friday,June 17,2016 3:18 PM To: Aaron Parrish-Forest Lake; Bayport, birchwoodvillage; Bob Streetar-Oakdale; Bryan Bear- Hugo,Cottage Grove John Burbank;Cyndy Boyce; Dellwood; Hugo-Chuck Preisler; Hugo-Eric Maass; Hugo-Rachel Leitz(RLeitz@ci.hugo.mn.us); Kevin Walsh; Lakeland; Lakeland Shores; Logan Martin; Neil Soltis= Scandia; Newport= Deb Hill; Newport- Renee Eisenbeisz; Eric Johnson,Oakdale- Kenneth Meuwissen;Oakdale - linnea@ci.oakdale.mn.us;Scott Neilson- Mahtomedi;St Mary's Point-Cindie Reiter, Stillwater;Tanya Nuss-Cottage Grove,Tom McCarty(tmccarty@ci.stillwater.mn.us); Washington County;Washington County-Jennifer Wagenius;Woodbury-Karl cc: Melissa Taphorn;Heather Posthumus Subject: Foreclosure update Attachments: 2016 Foreclosures.xis Washington County HRA Foreclosure Information Service Update Please find attached the HRA foreclosure datasheet updated with 2016 information through March. We hope you find this information useful to help meet your community's housing needs. 1.Summary Data Below is a table of the total sheriff sales by month with a total of 124 through May 2016. For April and May,the sales totals were both slightly below the previous month and the 2015 totals. To date,there are 33 fewer sales than in 2015. Monthly Sheriff Sales-HRA Datasheet 2016-2015 Month 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Difference January 85 112 97 94 82 36 39 26 -13 February 94 103 63 61 53 32 32 24 -8 March 70 135 90 95 46 34 31 29 -2 April 97 95 110 65 51 37 27 25 -2 May 103 99 87 83 48 24 28 20 -8 June 130 105 104 99 58 36 25 July 122 118 84 66 59 31 28 August 80 113 81 85 63 25 34 September 101 120 74 67 46 41 23 October 135 112 61 76 39 39 18 November 81 108 116 69 23 24 15 December 102 61 96 44 23 36 26 Total 1,200 1,281 1,063 904 591 394 326 124 -33 Average 100 107 89 75 49 33 27 25 -3 High 135 135 116 99 82 41 39 29 -10 Low 70 61 61 44 23 24 15 20 5 1 25 of 37 Total Foreclosures by Month 2009-2016 HRA Datasheet 160 140 120 70H 100 80 60 40 —46.—ZD!4 Ar 0 OA cop Ar Below is a table and graph of pre-foreclosure notices since 2009. Before filing the sale notice,State law requires the foreclosing party to provide information about foreclosure prevention services to the homeowner and provide the homeowner's address and contact information to the Washington County HRA,as the designated housing counseling agency for the county. The HRA contacts each of these homeowners via mail to inform them of our services and encourage them to contact one of our homeownership specialists. While these figures are difficult to use as a basis to forecast any future trends,they do indicate continued foreclosure activity. Monthly Pre-foreclosure Notices Received by the HRA Month 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2016-2015 Difference January 304 357 241 258 154 114 125 103 11 February 219 257 292 248 198 116 79 64 -37 March 395 374 385 231 210 107 88 91 -19 April 351 358 237 199 248 91 127 99 36 May 376 289 224 236 72* 135 95 56 -40 June 276 318 303 245 185 128 73 July 295 307 293 196 177 96 110 August 339 355 215 232 117 108 109 September 336 347 365 208 109 72 69 October 323 358 252 135 131 164 104 November 290 250 260 145 110 83 39 December 361 413 246 159 72 87 133 Total 3,865 3,983 3,313 2,492 1,783 1,303 1,151 413 -49 Average 322 329 276 208 149 109 96 83 -13 High 395 374 385 258 248 164 133 103 -30 Low 219 257 215 135 72 74 39 56 17 ice *Note that the relatively low May 2013 total of 72 is due in part to a backlog processing the notices at the HRA office 2 26 of 37 HIAA Pre-Foreclosure Notices 20136-2016 450 R 400 3002�< —+— 9 250 ' M1 r —2010 200 *-2012 150 100 J1-2014 —2016 50 - — 201A. 0 2.HRA Foreclosure Prevention Services Please encourage struggling residents to call the HRA at 651-202-2822 or visit: http•//www.wchra.com/foreclosure- prevention. We are here to help your residents who are facing foreclosure. Services are free and confidential. The HRA is the HUD approved housing counseling agency for Washington County. Our counselors are trained and certified,and are held to a National Industry Code of Ethics. See HRA website for upcoming Home Stretch workshop dates Participants now have the option to pay on- line. http://www.wchra.com/education 3.Reports No reports at this time. Bill Lightner Project Manager Washington County Housing and Redevelopment Authority 7645 Currell Blvd. Woodbury,MN 55125 651-202-2824 blishtner@wchra.com This message is intended only for the recipient named above,and may contain information that is confidential or protected by law. If you receive this message in error,please notify the sender immediately at 651-458-0936,and delete the message. The Washington County Housing and Redevelopment Authority is governed by the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act. Email will be treated in the same way as written communications under the Act and,except as protected by law,may be available to the public upon request. 3 27 of 37 Eric Johnson From: Mary Mccomber<marymccomber@aol.com> Sent: Monday,June 13,201610:11 AM To: Eric Johnson Subject. Fwd:CUC annual meeting ---Original Message---- From: Carolyn C Jackson <CCJackson@flaherty-hood.com> To: Becky Burich (rburich@hoytlakes.com) <rburich@hoytlakes.com>; Bill Lavin (bill.lavin@granitefalls.com) <bill.lavin@granitefalls.com>; Bradley M Peterson<BMPeterson@flaherty-hood.com>; Dave Smiglewski <smig@mvtvwireless.com>; Greg Hagy(grhagy@gmail.com) <grhagy@gmail.com>; Greg Pruszinske (gpruszinske@ci.becker.mn.us)<gpruszinske@ci.becker.mn.us>; Jeff O'Neill(jeff.oneill@ci.monticello.mn.us) <jell.oneill@ci.monticello.mn.us>; Kay Kuhlmann(kay.kuhlmann@ci.red-wing.mn.us)<kay.kuhlmann@ci.red- wing.mn.us>; Lynnette Brannan <lynette.brannan@gmail.com>; Mark Skelton<mayor@hoytiakes.com>; Marshall Hallock (marshall.halloc @ci.red-wing.mn.us)<marshall.hallock@ci.red wing.mn.us>; Mary McComber (marymccomber@aol.com)<marymccomber@aol.com>; Max Peters<maxp@cohasset mn.com>; Rick Hendrickson (rhendrickson@ci.becker.mn.us) <rhendrickson@ci.becker.mn.us>;Timothy Flaherty<tpflaherty@flaherty-hood.com> Cc: Bradley M Peterson <BMPeterson@flaherty-hood.com>; Timothy Flaherty<tpflaherty@flaherty-hood.com>; Chris J Henjum <CJHenjum@flaherty-hood.com> Sent: Mon, Jun 13, 2016 9:56 am Subject: CUC annual meeting Hi Coalition of Utility Cities Members, We will be holding our annual meeting on Wednesday,August 17 from 10:00 a.m.to 12:00 p.m.at the offices of Flaherty&Hood,P.A.We will be serving lunch for those in attendance. If you are unable to attend in person,we will set up a conference call for you. Coalition of Utility Cities Annual Meeting Wednesday,August 17 10:00 a.m.—noon 525 Park St.,Suite 470 St. Paul Conference call#651-259-1938 Participant code:0188535 Thanks,and I hope to see you then! Carolyn Jackson Senior Lobbyist Flaherty and Hood cc!ackson@flaherty-hood.com Office (651)259-1928 Cell (612)735-2627 28 of 37 Eric Johnson From: Mary Mccomber <marymccomber@aol.com> Sent: Wednesday,June 15, 2016 4:29 AM To: Eric Johnson Subject: Fwd: MAOSC for weekly notes -----Original Message---- From: Minnesota Association of Small Cities<jsletten@slettengapp.com> To: marymccomber<marymccomber@aol.com> Sent: Tue, Jun 14, 2016 9:44 pm Subject: MAOSC 11 r4 116, � R111 111�, �r � I i� Get "up to speed" on applying for the 2016 Border-to-Border Broadband Grants; informational webinars/conference calls to be held Starting on June 23rd,the Minnesota Office of Broadband a c` Development(OBD) staff will host a series of webinar/toll-free conference calls to launch the 2016 Border-to-Border Broadband jDevelopment Grant Program. We will introduce this year's changes to the program, walk thru the application, review the scoring criteria, and answer any questions. Please join us on June 23rd or on any of the other dates below-information presented at each call will be the same, so you only need to choose one date to participate. 29 of 37 1 Vii!] . Thursday, June 23, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Thursday, June 30, 8 to 10 a.m. 17 Wednesday, July 13, 9 to 11 a.m. w'y �� Wednesday, July 13, 1 to 3 p.m. ob To register,please send an email with your contact information (name, organization/community, address, email &phone#) Nve ��, to David.j.ThaoAstate.mn.us, or call David at 651-259- WT�jt .� t "tiC;��l 7442. Please indicate which session you will attend. You must register to receive instructions on how to access the meeting and l`v--umaterials. Contact info for the MN Office of Broadband Development Contact us at: http://mn.gov/deed/programs_ services/broadband/contact/index.'s ue f t-� tis p` d= 1 9110, x You're cordially invited to mix and mingle! The Minnesota State Bar Association Real Property Law section is coordinating regional happy hours Wednesday June 22, 2016, for local government planning officials and legal j � professionals. This event will be an opportunity to meet with colleagues and attorneys from around the region in a relaxed social atmosphere. The happy hour is meant to be all (64 °�-`),`1', inclusive so please invite your staff or neighbor down the Z`F' hall. RSVP's are appreciated to ensure ample appetizers and refreshments. You can RSVP with Shawn Carlson by email atscarlson@mnbar.org or by phone at 612-278-6305. Location Time Address €) C)6)t[a �C z Hanft Fride,A Professional Duluth 4:30- Association, 6:30 pm 1000 U.S. Bank Place }/ `•ads ;k 4 �r` C Ir, Duluth, MN 55802 4:30- Molitor's Quarry Grill &Bar,425 35th 4 St. Cloud 6:30 m St NE Sauk RapidsMN 56379 UAIO�V 1, Twin 4:30- Day Block Brewing, 1105 S Washington Cities 6:30 pm Ave, Minneapolis,MN 55415 Mankato 4:30- Children's Museum of Southern MN, Bard Membersrs More-informers endd 6:30 pm 224 Lamm Street, Mankato,MN 56001 . our Regions click on 2 30 of 37 Shawn Carlson I Minnesota State Bar Association 612-278- 6305 1 scarlson@mnbar.org Bciard cfl3irecto` 600 Nicollet Mall - Suite 380 -Minneapolis MN 55402 1 Phone: (612) 333-1183 Toll-Free: (800) 882-MSBA jwww.mnbar.org Qur Sponsors Jill Sletten Executive Director/Lobbyist MAOSC ' www.maosc.org ; Sletten Government Affairs & Public Policy LLC 0sletten(p)slettengapp.com 651.260.2484 cell www.slettengapp:com printable P 0 I i 3 31 of 37 Eric Johnson From: Mary Mccomber <marymccomber@aol.com> Sent: Friday,June 17,2016 9:35 AM To: Eric Johnson Subject: Fwd:John Young Jr. For weekly notes ----Original Message--- From: Minnesota Association of Small Cities<jsletten@slettengapp.com> To: marymccomber<marymccomber@aol.com> Sent: Fri,Jun 17, 2016 8:36 am Subject: John Young Jr. John Jr MemoryIn of • - great guy ! Minnesota Association of Small Cities MAOSC 1 34 of 37 a Z A. .I f G r We lost one of our board members last week - John Young Jr. John was such an endearing man whose laughter was contagious, generosity heartfelt and all around goodness rewarded to all wherever he went. John was part of the Minnesota Association of Small Cities for many years and had served as President z 35 of 37 and Board Member. All of us at MAOSC will miss him dearly and we wish his family all the best our hearts can give. Thank you John Young Jr. for making our lives happier because you were part of it. Here is his bio from his Celebrating A Life Memorial Service. 3 36 of 37 )Lh n N.Youog, 1t, 80,of l4dwicy. MN,laaWd Wsky nn`i?aetsdav, lune 7, 2016.in the VA Medical Center;Fargo,NL)John was bans 141arch 30,193€x.In Cs ; $vilde,%fNl,to John Sr_and Alms(Nelson)Ytwng He gree up in ltnllag. F lM,and attended District 3 school before moving to Hawley and gradualing in 19540 John conumed his education at N;DSU and worked at T.F.Power �°tere he rece:xd his apprenticeship in masonry.On)Uy 4.1956,he married henry Tbomps m.John sen-ed in the US.Army from 1958-1950.When hr tcaurned,they made their home in Rallag for a time before movinS to Nxwky Iii the early 1970k.John continued his carcer as a mason and over the year: b��me very int elmd in the community, and nstlonal organisations.Among tix musty recognitions John received,he was proud to be named Ambassador for the League of UN Cities, where he was rewarded the CC. iandwig Leadership Award.He was also a U.S,Jaycees Ambaxador and took pride ir► esgrving several gran on the CitY of Hswlcy and various state and sonny orpnimtions.Ne enjoyed his time outdoors and was a lifetime member sof the MN Derr Hunters .Association. He also enjoyed bowling and was late inducted unto the MN Bowling Hall of Fame.John loved supporting Hawley ;emetics and spent 40 y¢ass on thr`C;hsin C-sne durdng t:.x football season.. inn s[+ove alF,k*.n loved his time with bis faantly.He will be dewiy miawd. )obs is survived by his doughters,Bmsda Anderton of Hawley.MN,Cittdlr (,tike) 5cbenck of Hawley.MN.Va ul"dnen. Nichok(Brian) McCarthy, Trwa (Nlgpnl Schenck, Aaron 5chenek and Jany Schenck; twin great- ,grandurns otn the way; brothar.Nolan (Ba) Y=q ar Hawyey, MN.siseee; c,=4-ilyn"Sue"(Dave)Christenstc:and st mal rices.ncGhe'--A r,°Vd,:ousins. He was freccded in death by hi+wife,Dcur.wul his partnts. 'iit,�familyof joimYoung IT grxirully achowk yaa4r atteaadartte and Atra;kind expressions of syr during their time of loss and Invite you tc join them for lunch—J fc-A-44v} in the church~fdbwin";the service, t7+rL�rtr,�rjc.:ttNir��4 iarrt3 r r<1tKr r�rtrt;�r��w�!wri, ttifrrrcrrat�ram't Jill Sletten Executive Director/Lobbyist MAOSC www.maosc.org , 4 37 of 37