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Home My WebLink Aboutweekly notes - August 10th 2018 O- CITY OF OAK P G EEKL NOTES for: August 10,2018 TO: City Council embers S FROM: Eric Johns ,City finis Zonina and Develo men Items: 1. No new applications ha been received e P request from the resident ` -' at 5737 Peller Ave.will be ntinued un' ptember as the applicant has not yet provided the requested in n,see enclosed. 2. Staff has responded to the MET COUNCIL related to their proposal to refundW - � the City the$463,620.35 due to their overbilling-ion short the City has sought a lump-sum payment as a continued deferment will cost the City several thousand dollars in lost interest. Please see the enclosed letter to the MCES. 3. The City Council did request that a letter be sent to Washington County -. Z inquiring about the installation of a pedestrian signal at Upper 55th Street and j n Osgood Ave. That letter is enclosed. A follow-up email was sent that further outlined that visibility of pedestrians would also be aided for cars traveling southbound by such an installation. 4. A pre-construction meeting is planned for 8114 with the Palmer Station developer. ' r rte► 5. Sunnyside Marina has submitted a letter requesting the City Council consider supporting a NO-Wake Zone.Staff will be reviewing this request and will have a background memo together for the Council agenda on 8/28. Other Items: • MNDOT—Adam Josephson did respond to Boutwells resident,Joan . Fogelberg sent a letter to MNDOT and State Elected representative regarding the limited green-time to cross STH 36. See his enclosed EMAIL response dated 8/6/18. • Public Works staff and I took a trip over to Rivard stone to"pick-out" the anticipated slab of limestone,now estimated to b 9'wide x 7'tall; I guess it is shown under Andy Kegley's feet in the picture above. A resolution to MNDOT will be required an addressed on 8/28. • The goats have been picked-up from Valley View Park; overall, certainly less underbrush,but not buckthorn free; it will require some removal by staff to excise the thicker materials—which will simply grow back next year. On a related note; the City did purchase a BUCKTHORN Puller and will be available for check-out here at City Hall.Park Commissioner Aaron Bye initiated the idea. Mayor McComber provided: 1. NLC Seeking Leadership Applications. Please let me know if you have any questions-651-253-7837 Call Anytime. 1 of 20 3601 Thurston Avenue N. Suite 100 Anoka, MN 55303 Phone:763.231.5840 Facsimile:763.427.0520 TPCTPCOPlanningCo.com August 2, 2018 Russell Patrick 5737 Peller Avenue North Oak Park Heights, MN 55082 RE: Oak Park Heights - Conditional Use Permits for Setback and Rear Yard Coverage - Garage Addition at 5737 Peller Avenue North TPC FILE: 236.05— 18.01 Dear Mr. Patrick: As you recall, I sent you a letter on July 25, 2018 indicating that the application you submitted for setback and rear yard coverage conditional use permits at 5737 Peller Avenue North was not complete. The letter stated that we needed that information by July 1, 2018 which included the following: 1. Provide the dimensions of the back yard, starting at the rear of the house to the rear lot line and including the width of the lot. 2. Have the north property line marked by a surveyor along that area in front of the existing garage and the garage addition. If possible, take pictures and include the dimensions from the existing garage to the property line. 3. Provide any easements that you are aware of for access through your property to 57th Street North. Without this information, we deem the application incomplete and cannot consider this at the Planning Commission meeting on August 16, 2018. The information listed above must be submitted no later than August 31, 2018 to be placed on the September 13, 2018 Planning Commission meeting. Pursuant to Minnesota Statutes 15.99, Sub. 3(f), the City of Oak Park Heights is herewith extending the period of time for agency/city review of the application for an additional 60-day period (for a total of 120 days from the date of application) inasmuch as the City has determined that additional research and study by the City staff relative to the complexity of the project as proposed will be required. 2 of 20 Russ Patrick August 2, 2018 Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions. Sincerely, se'off P IfU&%Ar Scott D. Richards (Planning Consultant to the City of Oak Park Heights) The Planning Company LLC c: Eric Johnson, Julie Hultman 2 3 of 20 CITY OF OAK PARK HEIGHTS 9 14168 Oak Park Boulevard No. • P.O.Box 2007• Oak Park Heights,MN 55082-2007 • Phone:651/439-4439 • Fax:651/439-0574 August 8, 2018 Mr. Ned Smith Director of MCES Finance and Revenue 390 Robert Street North St. Paul, MN 55101 Dear Mr. Smith, The City Council has reviewed your letter dated July 9,2018 and the calculation of the credit due for the correction to the MCES billed amounts. The City appreciates the identification of the defect and the follow-through to bring this matter to closure. At this time the City requests a lump-sum refund of the amount due through 2018 totaling$463,620.25 instead of the credit being applied to future billings as offered in your letter as this avoids such payments being a "de-facto" loan to the MECS at the further expense to our ratepayers. If this is not workable,we would expect to add accrued interest on the past amounts due and on the future installments equivalent to not less than 2.0% based upon current investing rates. Lastly, In addition to the amount due,the City should be paid past interest that would have been earned during that time of an estimated $14,900.00 Please let us know how you might wish to proceed.We would like to complete this matter in the next thirty days. Sincerely, AAA, Betty Caruso Finance Director CC: Eric A Johnson, City Administrator Andy Kegley, Public Works Director Kyle Colvin, MCES Engineering Planning 4 of 20 Tree City U.S.A. I City of Oak Park Heights 14168 Oak Park Blvd. N•Box 2007.Oak Park Heights,MN 55082•Phone(651)439-4439•Fax(651)439-0574 8-6-18 TO: Allan Brandt,Washington County VIA EMAIL ONLY-Allan.Brandt()co.washington.mn.us FROM: Eric Johnson,City Administrator RE: Pedestrian Signal-Osgood Ave—Upper 55th Street Dear Allan I know we discussed this briefly a couple of weeks ago, however here is a more formal inquiry. �,s 41 r ? r NTH SHWET WRTH ,elkThe City would request that the County please again explore the J4 , installation of pedestrian signalizations upon Osgood Ave. at 0 a , Upper 55"' Street — see map We would believe these are UPMRWTHWRM7N0 reasonable to be placed as it would provide drivers headed SN2 $ NORTH BOUND-up the hill-some further advanced warning that there may be pedestrians in the crossing. E vauev This advanced warning would occur as the slope of the road prevents an ideal line of sight for drivers to see pedestrians in the road, but as these signals would be at a higher elevation, would be seen earlier—and allowing more reaction timing. ' We would believe that there are solar apparatus that could be installed that would prove quite affordable and would be similar to those the City has on 58th street at Nova Scotia Ave and near Boutwell's Landing.To date,these have been maintenance free and well received. We have enclosed the data sheets. These costs —as I recall were less than $8,000.The City would also promptly consider a cost sharing on these if found favorable. Please let me know what you may think. Kind Regards 40 Eric Johnson City Administrator Cc: Weekly Notes 5 of 20 City of Oak Park Heights Quote #601499 JOB: Pedestrian Crosswalk Signals 58th Street & Boutwells Landing TRAFFIC CONTROL CORPORATION wwwrafficcantralcarlmam 6 of 20 <0>TRAFFIC CONTROL CORPORATION 5651 MEMORIAL AVENUE QUOTATION OAK PARK HEIGHTS, MN 55082 P:6511439-1737 F:651-439-0311 To 13158 Quote No 601499 OAK PARK HEIGHTS, CITY OF PO BOX 2007 Page 1 of 1 14168 OAK PARK BOULEVARD Quote Date 10/1/2015 OAK PARK HEIGHTS MN 55082-2004 Expires 12/30/2015 USA Terms NET 30 BASED ON APPROVED CREDIT FOB DESTINATION-FRT INCLUDED Salesperson ALLEN EISINGER Phone 651-439-4439 Fax 651-439-0574 aeisinger@trafficcontrolcorp.com Letting Date Location OAK PARK HEIGHTS, MN Book/Calllltem Description CROSSING SIGNAL, 58TH STREET Contract No Pad 61" 160 unit Price Qty/UM Net Price Descrii* CROSSING SIGNALS 7,450.00 1.00 EA 7,450.00 2-JSF AB-2412 SOLAR PEDESTRIAN ACTIVATED CROSSWALK FLASHERS, BLACK HOUSING W/YELLOW LED, DUAL 12" 2-CAMPBELL PUSH BUTTONS 2-CAMPBELL PUSH BUTTON STATIONS W/SIGN R10-25, RETRO-REFLECTIVE 2- 10'PEDESTAL POLE, BASE&WINDCOLLAR(POWDER COATED-GREEN) Lead rime 6-8 WEEKS Item Total 71450.00 Pricing does not include applicable sales taxes.K order is to be exempt sales tax,documentation must be provided at time of order. 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The reason for this request is 100%based on the safety of our boaters,their children and our emnlovees working on our fuel dock.Although all boat nnerators are resnnnsihle fnr the wake their boat creates and the damage that may result from that wake, large boats running past Sunnyside Marina continue to create the worst possible kind of wake.They do this by running their boats at speeds where the largest wake possible is created. For the most part,these boat operators are simply unaware what their wake is causing. When they are running on the Wisconsin side of the River,they do not believe their wake could possibly effect our marina. Our Board of Directors continues to hear horror stories about people in the marina being tossed around inside their boats when these type of wakes go through the marina. Our Fuel Dock employees have a very difficult time fueling boats when the boat is rocking violently up and down and side to side while they are attempting to add fuel, perform pump outs or ad fresh water to the boats. Your consideration to this matter is greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Rick Chapman,General Manager The Port of Sunnyside Club, Inc. 16 of 20 Eric Johnson From: Josephson,Adam (DOT) <adam Josephson@state.mn.us> Sent: Monday,August 6, 2018 9:21 AM To: joan@123m.com Cc: Eric Johnson;Andrew Kegley; rep.kathy.lohmer@house.mn; sen.karin.housley@senate.mn; Fairbanks, Michael (DOT) Subject: Signal timing Hwy 36 at Oakgreen/Greeley Attachments: 20180731092223593.pdf Joan,this response is to you July 25,2018 letter concerning the signal timing at Hwy 36 and Oakgreen/Greeley. I had our signal operations engineers review the signal timing plans their response is as follows: The minimum green time for the northbound Oakgreen Ave left turn and through movements at the Hwy 36 signal is 7 seconds and the green time is extended up to the maximum green time depending on if there are vehicles detected by pavement loop detectors at the stop bar. Following the green time,there is a yellow indication time period and an all-red time period that allows vehicles to clear the intersection with all movements being red before the next conflicting movement gets a green indication. The signals on Hwy 36 from Lake Elmo Ave to Osgood Ave are coordinated and there are 8 different coordination timing plans that are run throughout the day. The signal coordination timing was implemented and analyzed earlier this year by a consultant using updated counts that were taken after the bridge opening. In order for the signals to stay in sync,the maximum green time needs to be limited and this maximum value will be different for each movement and each timing plan throughout the day. If there is a specific time of day you feel there is a problem please note the time,date and issue and contact Metro Traffic Signal Operations Engineer, Mike Fairbanks at 651-234-7819 or mike.fairbanks@state.mn.us directly. There is a camera at the intersection so they are able to watch specific time-of-day issues to observe the extent of the problem and make adjustments to the coordination timing plan that is running at that time. Adam Josephson MnDOT—Metro East Area Manager i 17 of 20 NLC N A(-0 N You lead / home. lead LEARN MORE NEW PROCESS New this year, NLC leadership applications will be submitted using your MyN LC account. Start preparing today 1. Login and update your MyNLC profile. 2. Pay membership dues — your city must be an active member paid in full to apply. 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