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Home My WebLink Aboutweekly notes September 9th 2016 Oku' 1 E '' yfF Memo m�.` TO: City Council Members FROM:Eric Johnson,y i tar " WEEKLY NOTES-- September 9th,2016 Zoning!Development Items 1. The City has not received any new applications. 2. The SAHS has developed an interim Emergency Evac.Pian for the football field.That layout is attached.This stemmed from some concerns being raised by the Fire Chief and the State Fire Marshall. In any event it appears all parties are generally satisfied with the interim plan. ST.Croix River Crossing The City has been provided the STORM WATER AS-BUIt_TS—and has reviewed these in detail.Generally,except for one minor item relating to a graphic,they are acceptable. MNDOT then and Noe Imagery from Sept 8th Email. Staff has apparently diagnosed some of the oomplications being experience by the Pressure reducing Station near Cover Park as being due to some partially dosed valves located upstream.It is hoped that these operations will now normalize. Qftemr-bmms I did attend the staff work session held by the Washington County HRA for their development of the County-wide Economic development Plan.It is hard to say what will come of the work plan and its timeline for implementation but first it is likely to identify issues and concerns before there are particular work products implemented.This is a practical approach but where it goes from there is a more interesting question.Our next meeting is in October There will be an OPEN HOUSE at the Bayport Fire Department on Oct 15#1 and held in conjunction with fire Prevention Week. Please see the enclosed information from Chief Elsinger. The Community Advisory meeting planned for 9127 has been postponed until 2017. Mayor McComber provided: METRO CITIES NEWS for 9-8-16 Washington County Board Summary for 819116 Information updates on various County construction projects. 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Fwd:Then and Now --Original Message— From: St Croix Crossing Project Team <steroixcrossing.dot@public.govdelivery.com> To: marymccomber<marymccomber@aol.00m> Sent; Thu, Sep 8, 201510:29 am Subject: Then and Now I hwingtrouNe WeOrig this erroflr as a I, W?j2agp . .........6 C IR 0,;i 5 S 1I 101 Hello again, Work on the St. Croix Crossing river bridge continues. This week, we will highlight the significant progress that has been made out on the river and on the approach work though comparison photos taken in August 2015 and 2016. g o � � I I , ,,,///iiiiiii ii�,��i �/ /� fell' f Bird's e e view of St. Croix river brid a construction 4� °-�rY N Y g and Minn. approach work. 3 of 16 u " u- i I I�'lyi IJ ,III � l I , II ti�i1 ri Sin 21 i b, r havemPleted stay cabie ins Nation and mnt placement at Piers (shown on the left in each photo)and 9, located closest to the Minn. shoreline. Crews have started construction on the overlook located t Pier B. View of Piers 11 (shown on the left in each photo)and 12, located closest to the Wisc. shoreline. Crews continue to place segments and install stay cables at both pier locations. I v nrl�� Looking west fro above the Wise. shoreline towards the St_ Croix River project. Segment placement at Pier 13 and Span 14 on the Wisc. bluff is nearing completion. Once complete, the ringer crane will be disassembled and leave the project. z 4of16 ��uiumi t c I � Top down view of Minn. approach work, comparing August 2015 and 2016. Stay i II'1 C'I'u • Sign-up for Ilpurf:)Je t rforn,dl ll lu"fll�:Aates • Like us on i',acd onk • Follow us on 1"Witllhour • Visit the Ip rglef,t wubsli1:e • Call the project hotlinet 1- I (462-7649) • Stop by the St. Croix Crossing Project Office1 . in Stillwater. Office hours are 8 a.m. t : 0 p.m. M-F. MnDOT irnlr>rdotgo Stay Connected with Minnesota Department of Transportation: ir'� IIIUWI!)11�l11 IIII Vuuuuuu°i°i°u a(p(mN�' Ilk- l[)o rill sogliu ll IIIftdli III"w�l lllD >> SUBSCRIBER SERVICES: �Frn'11!11111Was Sell1.0 un 1i urr :°r uu 11 iai , �wr l o oGq;~lInio iGirwirll)Eq Ilu�V do aura bellha f ref.IINA11iiirmirnoue olia III)Ie pairb�md�nt of 0 1f'r�� i"II durlll �ii6p:uur� 31H„�NYf in IIIrelllain 11�hed °�� hint 16 ai 55 135 � �mlll,1111f111"1 Y�„g�l,�w4 3 5of16 IlEric Johnson n From: Allen Eisinger caeisinger@ci.bayport.mn.us> Friday,September 2,2016 4:09 P To: towncierk@westlakeland.govoffiice2.com; Karen Hu el,clerk@baytowmmn.org;Jennifer Pinski Cc, Mike Galowitz,Jason Severson; Logan Martin;Sara Taylor; Eric Johnson Subjectr Fire Prevention Week October 9-15 Attachments: F 161nfographic.pdf The attached file has information re arding the 2016 Fire Prevention Theme. This year the Fire Department will be hosting an Open House on Octobe at our station 1012 5t'Ave N. Bayport IVIN 55003 from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 a.m. We will have demonstrations d handing out fire prevention material to the attendees,as well as tours of the new station. If you could help us get this information out by posting this information on your web site and/or included in your newsletters,it would be very much appreciated. Feel free to contact me should you have any questions. Sincerely, Jllllllllb �uc°IIID llllllllllll;lii�� lllllt� ��°° VIII"""'' IIII'wG Chief BdYPOT t VIII'"'"Viuulu°° 111111'f �IIG'uu llllhflllll°t°IIID Illlltk Station Address: 1X12 "Ave.1 Bail A drdress° �294 North 3rd St. Bayport, NIN . 5003 Office: 5i..: '75� 440i Cell 16,51 3010-21 101 roxz 651 ,275-44012 flud I� Ilfi' Ililm .. 'N 81INNIND me caININNISSU -111-menIntion ftl1ir IPwk 111111 I I tI f f On d 1 6of16 r M..M ulr�ul „I��yy �pul IVuuuiV ul hull ul ul luul�u(III uuiinul luuul uul uullm a Illulul Iluul�u uuul�ul uuu uu uuul Iluuu ul a �� ml u u loom I u ul Il�u uu�Vul Iluul lu 0ciober ,2016 i J�G k �nr7rdll yi✓�Win' TMs, i IMR 111110 A Testsalarms Ifthe e alarm closedr y i° �� sounds, t outside slow the spread ofat least once and stay outside. month b smoke, heat and fire. y pushing �� J 1 Go to your outside ' the test button. � Q ,M,ano7 " meeting place. Install smoke alarms In every bedroom,outside each separate 14- Call the fire sleeping area,and on every level of the home,including the department from YFa cellphone or a basement. r r homes may need moreI r s.For the best � p JR/ protection,make sure all smoke alarms are interconnected. � � ° � neighbor's phone, When one sounds,they all sound. i41L- Stay outside til the fire department says it's safe to go back inside. iris Johnson Bohn,Sherry(DOC) <sherry.bohn@state.mn.us> Monday,August 29,2016 3:24 PM Armstrong,Susan (DOC); brent.wanner@co.washington.mn.us; Brian DeRosier, Eric Johnson;Fred.Fin k@co.washington.mn.us; Hammer,Steve(DOC);Hutton,William (Bill); jgannaway@ci.stillwater.mn.us;fill.strong@co.washington.mn.us; sen.karinhousley@senate.mn;leastman@ci.bayport.mn.us;marymcomber@aol.com; Pawelk,Chris (DOC); pete.orput@co_washington.mn.us; Reishus, Dave(DOC);Wherley, Tammy(DOC); rep.kathy.lohmer@house.mn;staylor@ci.bayport.mn.us; tom.adkins@co.washington.mn.us;Wanchena,Victor(DOC);Smith, Michelle L(DOC) Subject: Community Advisory Meeting Due to scheduling conflicts,the Community Advisory Meeting that was scheduled for Tuesday,September 27`h will be postponed until after the first of the year. Save the date for MCF-Oak Park Heights Holiday Meal on Tuesday, December 6,2016,at 11:00 a.m. A flyer will be forthcoming. Thank you. Minnesota �)epai'tnaent of Coii�,octluns luic IlGllihoiroie:(1 2 This cmail is iaalaaaadeO lap he read only by Ilea weals aaalaai ITO is lt.°i Isis aaaa Ol maY N, legally privileged or laaµaalameivi lfraaaaa disclosure by law. ll" seas are not tim intei'ided reelpient, iiny dissendnation prohibited,and yeses should refs°aain frown reading thisemail or e aaraa ung any aad aa�laaa enis If eau r l��mmvlaaawa islea lll� aaaa received this aaaaaaal in error, please notify the aaaaader innnediately and delete this emaall aaaaal aanatlaaa laaaaa n(s Thank you 8of16 ll�:Hliir:Johnson From: Mary Mccomber <marymccomber@aol.com> Sent Thursday,September 8,2016 1:45 PM TW. Eric Johnson Subject. Fwd: Metro Cities News 9/8116 —Original Message— From: Laurie Jennings<laude@metrocifiesmn.org> To: marymocomber<maryrnccomber@aol.com> Sent., Thu, Sep 8,2016 1:37 pm Subject: Metro Cities News 9/8/16 Metro Cities News September 6, 2016 Southwest LRT Funding and Special Session Update In separate actions last week, the Counties Transit Improvement Board (CTIB), Hennepin County Regional it Authority(HCRRA) and Metropolitan Council, approved $144.5 million in remaining needed funds to allow the Southwest Light Rail Transit project to move forward and be eligible to appI y fbr the federal share of funding ($928.5 million) for the line. Of the funding mechanisms adopted last week, $103.5 million will be financed through Certificates of Participation (CoP). A CoP is a revenue agreement under which the financial market provides upfront funds for project expenses that are paid back from available revenues in the borrowing entity's annual budget. CoPs were authorized last week by the Metropolitan Council in the amount of$91.75 million and by the Counties Transit Improvement Board (CTIB) Int amount of Inflow4nfiltration Task Force and Grant Program Update Metro Cities is participating with Metropolitan Council Environment Services (MCES) staff and several city staff officials on a task force to discuss resources and tools to address inflow-infiltration (1/1) mitigation on private properties. Metro Cities' policies support addressing 1/1 at the community level and state funding to assist cities with mitigation. Currently, over 70 communities have been identified as contributing excess levels of 1/1 into regional wastewater pipes. cfi�r,* Final P0111CY Committee Meetings Next Week it and final Metro Cities' policy committee meetings will be held next week. The Transportation/General Government Committee will meet on Monday, September 12th at 11:00 a.m., Municipal Revenues on Tuesday September 13th at 1100 a.m, and the Housing and Economic Development Committee on Friday September 16th at 11:00 a.m. Libby Starling from the Metropolitan Council and Rosslyn Pedrne from the HUD Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity will 9 of 16 speak to the Housing ic Development CommitteeriAgencies committeeits work in August and willin September. All interested city officials and staff are welcome to participatein policy committees. Fiscal Estimated 17 fiscal disparities data is now availablen the League of MN Citiessit , II'I�„Ili,,,°;,I� II5Cities this information to set preliminary property tax levies. The f-IIAC's site contains data on both the metropolitan f=iscal Disparities program, Iron Range Fiscal Disparities Program. Metro Cities News is emalled_periodically to all Metro Citiesit administrators ici I important metro city issues. Thisinformation is alsointended to be shared with city staff. If you'd 1n,h i t itis I rJ u �� a � 1� provide t following: .. Name, Title, Employer and Email address. Thank you. Metro Cities 145 University Ave W.,St. Paul, MN 55103--20” - -281 IN,. Igu ' ' z 10 of 16 Summary of Proceedings Washington County Board of Commissioners August 9,2016 Present were Commissioners Fran Miron,District 1; Gary Kriesel,District 3; Commissioner Bigham.District 4; and Lisa Weik, District 5. Board Chair Miron presided. Commissloner RIPDorts.–Comments–niva%ati us The Commissioners reported on the following items: - Commis9Q4prMjgjLam.–reported that she attended the early voting process yesterday,August the Stillwater Government Center,and thanked Property Records and Taxpayer Services staff. She attended several National Night Out events within her district's communities. She attended the Senior Event at the Washington County Fair. She announced that Newport is holding its Pioneer Day at Pioneer Park in Newport on Sunday,August 14th. - ECo—mmissioner Kriesel–Kriesel reported thatea ttended the Senior Event at the Washingto on ii un Fair,and congratulated Louella.Merten and Joe Incemona for being recognized as the 2016 Washington County Senior Citizen Volunteers. He attended several National Night Out events within his district's communities. -Commissioner Weik–offered condolences to former Woodbury Mayor Bill Hargis and his iamily for the loss of his wife. She reported that she attended the Absentee Open Voting on Saturday, August Oh. She attended safety training this week,with the Sherifrs Office. She attended a co-chair meeting with East Metro Strong,and reported that some cities along the Red Line in Dakota County may possibly be interested in East Metro Strong membership. She attended the Executive Change Control Board meeting for the Southwest Light Fail,regarding scope and budget. She attended the Senior Event at the Washington County Fair. She attended a kick-off event on August 801 for Woodbury Days. - Commissioner Miron–reported that he attended the Senior Event at the Washington County Fair. He attended National Night Out events. He attended the Water Consortium meeting regarding Buffer Law Enforcement and suggested a future workshop regarding tins topic. He attended Congressmen Emmer's To Meeting regarding the Family Protection Act. He attended the safety training this week hosted by Doug Berglund,Emergency Services Manager, and suggested a future agenda item regardmg this topic. Commgp:_q Services Approval of the following actions: The Restated Cooperative Agreement for Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Services with the Metro County Consortium. Resolution No. 2016-105, grant agreement authorizing the receipt of$17,500 for Veterans Service Office Operational Enhancement grant funding from the Minnesota Department of Veterans Affairs. 11 of 16 - Addition of three Eligibility Specialist full-time equivalents to assist in managing increased medical assistance caseloads. General Administration Approval of the following actions: July 26,2016 County Board Meeting Minutes. Public comment from Richard Glasgow, Lakeland City Council Member, voke,in recognon of first responders within the community, Emergency Medical Services,fire departments, and law enforcement, and promoted the Dear American Hero initiative. Further information can be found at:DearAmericanHero.com. Resolution No. 2016-104,recognizing the 50'h anniversary of Wilson Tool. Molly O'Rourke, County Administrator,reported that the North Shop's Open House will be on Saturday,August 20'h,from 11:00 a.m.to 3:00 p.m. and is open to the public. Ms. O'Rourke also reported that today is Primary Election Day, and that polls are open for voting until 8:00 p.m. Board Workshop to discuss 2017 proposed budget with the following departments: Introduction to the Proposed 2017 Budget Administration; Internal Services (Administration, Accounting and Finance,Human Resources,and Information Technology); General Operations and Commissioners;and the Washington County Community Development Agency. Board correspondence was received and placed on file. LibraKy - Board workshop to discuss professional analytics, implementation and marketing services for the Library Strategic Plan implementation- Public Health & Environment - Approval of comments on the draft Watershed Management plans for Ramsey Washington Metro Watershed District. Public Works Approval of the following actions: License for the use of real property by Coca-Cola Refteshments USA,Inc., in order to operate and maintain beverage vending machines in Washington County Parks. Contract with Short Elliot Hendrickson, Inc., for Preliminary Design and Public Involvement Services for the Hadley Avenue (CSAH 35)and TH 36 Interchange Project in the Amount of $865,305. Sheriff's Office Approval of resolution No.2016-106,Agreement between United States Department of Justice,Drug Enforcement Administration, and the Washington County's Sheriff s Office. A complete text of the Official Proceedings of the Washington County Board of Commissioners is available for public inspection at the Office of Admstration,Washington County Government Center, 14949 62n'Street N., Stillwater,Minnesota. 12 of 16 Eric Johinsoin Mary Mccomber<marymccomber@aol.com> Sent Tuesday,September 6,2016 9:48 AM To: Eric Johnson Subject: Fwd:Construction Update September 6th Attachments: image001jpg FYI ---Original Message From: Gary Kriesel<Gary.Krieselco.washington.mn.us> To: Mary Mccomber<marym tuber aol.com>; Mike Pearson <mike rson1965 yahoo.com>; david.johnson <david.johnson til to ship.com>; dan.kyllo<dan.kyllo mcast.net>;ted < emandquest.00m>; tmccarty <tm rty@ci.still ter.mn.us> Sent: Tue, Sep 6, 2016 7:45 am Subject: Fwd: Construction Update-September 6th Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: Cory Slagle<Cory.Slagle co.washington.mn.us> Date: September 6, 2016 at 7:40:26 AM CDT To: Commissioners<Commissioners@oo.washington.mn.us>, Molly O'Rourke <Molly.ORourke@co.washington.mn.us>, Kevin Corbid <Kevin.Corbid co.washington.mn.us>, Don Theisen <Don.Theisen co.washington.mn.us>,Wayne Sandberg <Wayne.Sandberg@co.washington.mn.us>, Yvonne Klinnert<Yvonne.Klinnert@co.washington.mn.us> Cc: Randy Tetzlaff<Randy.Tetzlaff co.washington.mn.us>, Tim Bloes <Tim.Bloes co.washington.mn.us>, Don Roberts<Don.Roberts co.washington.mn.us>, Tim Parkos <Tim.Parkos co.washington.mn.us>, i=rank Ticknor<Frank.Ticknor co.washington.mn.us>, Kevin Peterson <Kevin.Petersonco.washington.mn.us>, Andrew Glesen <Andrew.Gi n co.washington.mn.us>, Allan Brandt<Allan.Brandtco.washington.mn.us>, Joe Gustafson <Joe.Gustafson@co.washington.mn.us>, Nik Costello<Nik.Costello@co.washington.mn.us> Sharon Price<Sharon.Price@co.washington.mn.us>, Mindy Leadholm < indy.Leadholm co.washington.mn.us>, Brad Swenson <Brad.Swenson@co.washington.mn.us>, Cory Farver<Cory.Farver co.washington.mn.us>, "Douglas R. Johnson" <Douglas.Johnson@oo.washington.mn.us> Subject: Construction Update-September Sth Commissioners and All: This is the construction update for Tuesday, September 601. We received a lot of rain Sunday and Monday night and are anticipating more rain this week. The rain could delay work on a lot of our projects. The amount of work completed this week will depend on the amount of rain we receive. County 10 and County 16-Traffic Signal project The first two lifts of pavement have been placed on all of the lanes and the roadway is open to traffic. During the past week, the contractor was working on pedestrian ramps, trails and utility relocations. 1 13 of 16 Wear course(final)paving is scheduled for this week, but could be delayed with the anticipated rain. Final striping will occur about 10 days after final paving. Here is a link to the projectcamera: Roundabout at County 15&Trunk Highway 96 This past week, the contractor poured the concrete truck apron, and the pedestrian and snowmobile"cut throughs". The final wear course pavement was placed on the north, south and west legs of the intersection. The contractor also continued placing topsoil. This week, the contractor will place permanent signing on Wednesday and final striping on Thursday. The plan is to open the roundabout on September 99th, weather permitting. At that time, the north, south and west legs of the intersection will be open to traffic. The east leg of the intersection will be closed to facilitate the removal of the temporary bypass roadway and start Stage 3 of construction. �Ilu.uli'iiu. t 1110 IAIII l'. ...�................................., ............................. County 17—Downtown Lake Elmo Project Sanitary sewer, watermain,and storm sewer was completed on CR 17 and on 36m Street,west of CR 17. This concludes 99%of the utility work downtown. Sand and gravel was completed on CR 17, near CR 14. CR 17 will be open to gravel, from CR 14 to the RR tracks, early next week. Next week the contractor is planning to complete public utility and storm sewer work near the intersection of CR 17 and 30th Street. This will require a two week closure of CR 17. This closure was originally scheduled to begin last week, but was pushed back to avoid two closures on the CR 17 portion of the project Sand and Gravel installation will continue downtown. The contractor has been continuing to work very long hours to keep construction progressing. Here is a link to the camera set up downtown: m.: i °h L County Road 12—Stillwater This past week, the contractor continued subcutting and constructing the road base along south side of CSAH 12. The existing trail was reclaimed. This week, the contractor will continue to subcut the roadway on the south side of CSAH 12, from Maryknoll Drive to Myrtlewood Court. Reclaiming on CR 12 will also take place. Pedestrian ramps and curb &gutter are scheduled to be installed at the end of the week. The trail will also be paved. This work is all weather dependent. Additional road paving will occur the week of September 11th. Installation of the traffic signal at Maryknoll Drive will continue. County 12117 Traffic Signal Roadway widening, and base course paving of the west side of CR 17(south of CR 12)and on CR 17, north of CR 12,was completed last week. Traffic was shifted to this newly widened portion of CR 17 to complete pavement removals on the east side of CR 17, south of CR 12. Roadway widening of the east side of CR 17, pedestrian ramp installation, and traffic signal construction will continue to progress through next week. The project is expected to be completed near the end of September. County 21 —Downtown Afton The State Historic Preservation Office concurred that this project has no adverse impacts, clearing a major hurdle and putting the project on track 11b begin construction in mid-September. 2 14 of 16 Tree clearing could begin as early as next week, with a five-week closure of CR 21, between River Road South and Upper 34th Street South, is expected to begin on September 19th. County 221Jamaica Roundabout The contractor completed the concrete mainline paving on Jamaica Avenue, north of CR 22. The contractor also completed driveway work, grading for the trail, and slope grading and dressing. Next week, the contractor will pave the trail and perform restoration work along Jamaica Avenue. Here is a link to the project camera. County 23—Oak Park Heights The roadway is open to traffic. Plantings in Basin B are complete. The contractor has been working on slope grading and dressing behind the curb and new sidewalk. This week, the wear course will be paved and mailboxes will be installed. Permanent signing will also be installed. County 26--Oak Park Heights The contractor finished installing and tolerancing the gravel. The base course of pavement was placed last Friday_ The driveway apron and curb&gutter installation was completed at the apartment building entrance. This week, the clay liner will be installed in the wet pond and the contractor will place subsurface drains and the iron-enhanced sand in the filtration basin. The height of an existing retaining wall will be adjusted, Xcel will complete relocation on an 8"gas main, the trail will be paved, and guardrail will be installed along the east side of road, adjacent to the retaining wall. County Road 57—Hugo and May Township The contractor is working on final pavement striping, installing signs, and completing site cleanup. County Road 4 —Hugo and May Township Similar to CR 57, the contractor is working on final pavement striping, installing signs, and completing site cleanup. County Road 5—Stillwater Township The first lift of pavement was placed last Wednesday. Additional paving is scheduled for this week, but the work is weather dependent. Point Douglas Trail The contractor continued grading, stabilizing slopes and working on retaining walls. Work was very slow along the trail, because of the large amount of rain we have received over the last couple of weeks. Misc.Concrete: The only remaining work is on the CR 55 trail near the railroad tracks. The contractor has been corresponding with the railroad to meet their requirements for this work near the tracks. Please let me know if you have any questions or need additional information. Thanks, Cory Cory S.Slagle, PE I Assistant County Engineer I Transportation Division Phone: 651-430-4337 1 Fax:651-430-4350 i ....' cory.s aole�� . 'o..: X14'U.!..:.iiI1' I .:��..I!':mi.l"?p.:,�.i.. Washington County Public Works Department 11660 Myeron Rd North I Stillwater, MN 55082 3 15 of 16 Ian, build and maintain a better Washington County" 4 16 of 16