MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE ORTONVILLE CITY COUNCIL
COUNTY OF BIG STONE, STATE OF MINNESOTA
MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 2005 7:30 P.M.
CLINIC BUILDING
CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL:
Mayor Dinnel called the annual meeting
of the Ortonville City Council to order at 7:30 P.M. Roll call was taken
with the following being present: Artie Arndt, Lenore Sellin, Dan Oakes,
Mike Dorry, Mel Reinke with the following absent: Lisa Berkner. City
Staff Present: Char Grossman, Tim Scherer, Curt Hormann, Jason Mork.
Others present: None. Media present: Ryan Stattelman.
AGENDA
AMENDMENTS:
A motion was offered by Reinke and
seconded by Dorry and did pass unanimously to approve the agenda as
amended:
Add:
New Business
13.h Assisted Living
13.i Morris Hockey Resolution
Berkner arrived at 7:37 P.M.
CONSENT AGENDA:
Dinnel asked if there were any
additions, corrections, or deletions to be made to the Consent Agenda.
Motion was made by Dorry and seconded by Arndt, to approve the Consent
Agenda (with the exception of 9.b Approve 12/23/04 Special Council
Minutes; 13.c Board/Committee Appointments/Reappointments for 2005; 13.e
Airport Maintenance Contract) which included the following items:
9.a Motion approving proposed council
minutes of December 20, 2004.
12.a Second Reading of
Ordinance (Ordinance 05-01) pertaining to
amending the Land Use Code of the City of Ortonville as
follows:
Section 1. The
Land Use Code of the City, Section 150.075(F), be amended and codified to
read as follows:
"(F)
Building design standards. The architectural design and appearance of
all accessory buildings and structures shall comply with the following
standards:
(1) In
other than the A-O, R-3, B-1, B-2, B-3, I-1 and I-2 districts, only
asphalt shingles, asphalt roofing materials, cedar shakes, cedar shingles,
color metal roofs (excluding galvanized), copper roofs and rubber roofs
shall be permitted as roof coverings in the R-1 and R-2 residential
districts; and
(2)
The exterior finish of all accessory buildings in the R-1, R-2 and R-3
districts shall match as close as possible the exterior finish of the
dwelling unit on the lot. For example, lap siding on the dwelling unit
shall make lap siding on the accessory building mandatory, board and
batten siding shall make board and batten siding on the accessory building
mandatory. Boxed eves and rakes on accessory buildings shall be required
where they occur on the dwelling unit. If requested by owner, can exceed
the 16 feet height to conform in architecture, roof pitch and appearance
of that residence not to exceed residence's overall height. Brick, stucco
and stone dwellings shall justify a variance for an accessory building;
and
(3)
Non-garage accessory buildings' exterior finish in R-1, R-2 and R-3
districts shall match as close as possible the color of the dwelling unit
on the lot, and
(A)
Metal sheds more than 120 square feet are not
allowed, and
(5)
Accessory buildings shall be designed to support a 26-pound per square
foot live roof load; and
(6)
Metal lawn or storage sheds 120 square feet or less in floor area shall be
exempt from these standards.
13.a Dorry moved and Arndt seconded that the following
resolution be adopted:
RESOLUTION 05-001
RESOLUTION APPROVING HILLTOP SEWER PROJECT
PAYMENT REQUEST #3
BE IT AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the
Council of the City of Ortonville, Minnesota that Hilltop Sewer Project
pay request #3 in the amount of $3,235.70 to Duininck Bros., Inc. is
hereby approved.
Upon roll call vote the following
voted aye: Reinke, Sellin, Arndt, Dinnel, Berkner, Dorry, Oakes and the
following voted nay: none.
Resolution 05-001 passed this 10th
day of January 2005.
APPROVED:
____________________
David Dinnel
Mayor
ATTEST:
_____________________
Charleen K. Grossman
City Clerk-Administrator
13.b: Dorry moved and Arndt seconded that the following
resolution be adopted:
RESOLUTION 05-002
RESOLUTION APPROVING AIRPORT HANGER/TIE-DOWN LEASE
AGREEMENT
BE IT AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the
City Council of the City of Ortonville, Minnesota that the agreement
between the City of Ortonville and Todd & Sara Verheul, B & T Flying Club,
Bryan & Kristi Delage be and are hereby approved to provide
storing/parking of a aircraft for a one year period beginning January 1,
2005 and that the Mayor and Clerk-Administrator are hereby authorized to
sign such agreement.
Upon roll call vote the following
voted aye: Reinke, Sellin, Arndt, Dinnel, Berkner, Dorry, Oakes and the
following voted nay: none.
Resolution 05-002 passed this 10th
day of January 2005.
APPROVED:
____________________
David Dinnel
Mayor
ATTEST:
_____________________
Charleen K. Grossman
City Clerk-Administrator
13.d Dorry moved and Arndt seconded that the following
resolution be adopted:
RESOLUTION 05-003
RESOLUTION APPROVING ANNUAL APPOINTMENTS
Upon roll call vote the following
voted aye: Reinke, Sellin, Arndt, Dinnel, Berkner, Dorry, Oakes and the
following voted nay: none.
Resolution 05-003 passed this 10th
day of January 2005.
APPROVED:
____________________
David Dinnel
Mayor
ATTEST:
_____________________
Charleen K. Grossman
City Clerk-Administrator
15. Motion approving
payment of bills as presented.
With all members voting in favor, the
motion carried.
Council Member Oakes questioned the
reason Dorry abstained to the motion to approve Option 2 – Send
termination letter from the December 23rd Council Meeting.
Dorry had been consulted regarding the veterans matter.
A motion was made by Arndt and seconded by Oakes and passed
unanimously to approve the December 23, 2004 City Council minutes.
Upon the recommendation of the Health
Care Board, a motion was made by Reinke and
seconded by Berkner and passed unanimously to approve the following
committee to review the City/Healthcare Procedures: Dave Dinnel
Mike Dorry
Marilyn Lindahl
Ken Archer
Jim Foster
§31.08 GOLF BOARD
(A)
There shall be a Golf Board, as a division of
the Public Works Department, to consist of seven members, a minimum of two
of whom shall be women, to be appointed by the Mayor, with the approval of
the City Council. Terms of each member shall be three years, the terms to
end on December 31. The Board shall annually elect one of its members to
act as Chairperson and one to act as Secretary.
A motion was made by Oakes and
seconded by Dorry and passed unanimously to hold the next regular City
Council meeting on January 19, 2005 at 7:00 due to the Martin Luther King
Jr. Holiday. As discussed at an earlier meeting this will be a
Development Meeting with notices to be sent to EDA and Planning and Zoning
members.
City Council Committees
Budget & Levy
Committee Lisa Berkner {for Sellin}
Mel Reinke {for Dinnel}
Other Committees, Commissions, and
Boards
Airport Dr. Mark Huntington
{Reappoint}
Ambulance Committee
Seat
A Jim Hasslen
Seat
B Tom Scoblic
Seat
C Kathy Korth
Burt Nypen {for Jurgens}
Civil
Service Tom Tobin {Reappoint}
EDA
Garry Swenson {Reappoint}
Mel Reinke {Reappoint}
Golf Seat
E Joe Berning {Reappoint}
Seat
F Blair Johnson {Reappoint}
Health Care
Seat
A Dr. Ronald Beyer {Reappoint}
Seat
B Maryann Ulrich
Heritage
Preservation Commission
Ann Lundberg
Burt Nypen
Craig Randelman
Library
Seat D Lenore Sellin
{Reappoint}
Seat
E Angie Larson {Reappoint}
Park & Recreation
Seat A Mike Dorry {Reappoint}
Seat
B Lenore Sellin
Planning Commission
Seat E Steve Berkner
{Reappoint}
Seat
G Lucie Thorson {Reappoint}
Senior
Center
Seat A Nash Perrine {Reappoint}
Seat
B Earl Komis {Reappoint}
Tree
Board
Seat B John Cunningham
{Reappoint}
Seat
D Scott Huizenga {Reappoint}
Safety
Committee Tim Scherer {Reappoint}
Kent Novak {Reappoint}
Fire Dept Officers
Chief: Randy McLain
Asst Chief: Alan Arndt
Treasurer: Tom Kindt
Secretary: Jerry Wiegman
Training Officer: John
Hynnek
Safety Officer: Dallas
Hanson
National Guard Armory Bd. Gary
Johnson {Reappoint}
Water Board
Utility Committee Members
Motion passed 5-2 - Arndt, Sellin
voted no.
Questions regarding insurance coverage
required according to the Airport Maintenance Agreement were discussed.
Since the City Attorney has prepared the agreement and reviewed the
certificate of insurance and upon the recommendation of the Airport
Committee, Dinnel moved and Berkner seconded that the following resolution
be adopted:
RESOLUTION 05-004
RESOLUTION CONTRACTING FOR MANAGEMENT OF AIRPORT
BE IT AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the
Council of the City of Ortonville, Minnesota that an annual contract for
the management of the Ortonville Municipal Airport be entered into between
the City of Ortonville and Todd Verheul effective January 1, 2005, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that upon
execution of a contract by Todd Verheul, the Mayor and Clerk/Administrator
are authorized to execute said contract on behalf of the City of
Ortonville.
Upon roll call vote the following
voted aye: Reinke, Sellin, Arndt, Dinnel, Berkner, Dorry, Oakes and the
following voted nay: none.
Resolution 05-004 passed this 10th
day of January 2005.
APPROVED:
____________________
David Dinnel
Mayor
ATTEST:
_____________________
Charleen K. Grossman
City Clerk-Administrator
Chief Hormann has requested to
advertising to fill the vacant police officer position.
A motion was offered by Oakes and seconded by Sellin and
passed to deny the request and send to the Civil Service Commission for
recommendation. Motion passed 6-1 - Dorry voted no.
What should be done to provide police
protection for Ortonville was discussed. A
motion was made by Arndt and seconded by Sellin and passed unanimously for
Chief Hormann to utilize on-call hours and County assistance for hours not
covered due to resignation.
Arndt moved and Sellin seconded that
the following resolution be adopted:
RESOLUTION 05-005
RESOLUTION TO FORWARD DONATION FROM
MORRIS HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
BE IT AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the
Council of the City of Ortonville, Minnesota that revenue received from
the Morris Hockey Association for their donations to the City of
Ortonville will be forwarded to the Big Stone Lake Hockey Association.
Upon roll call vote the following
voted aye: Reinke, Sellin, Arndt, Dinnel, Berkner, Dorry, Oakes and the
following voted nay: none.
Resolution 05-005 passed this 10th
day of January 2005.
APPROVED:
____________________
David Dinnel
Mayor
ATTEST:
_____________________
Charleen K. Grossman
City Clerk-Administrator
CLERK/ADMINISTRATOR REPORTS &
RECOMMENDATIONS:
The City Clerk/Administrator updated
the council on the AMR Project and progress of the Rita Road Project.
Council packet preparation was determined to be satisfactory with no
changes requested.
Three members of the Charter
Commission, either because of health reasons or because they no longer
live within the City Limits of Ortonville, have been approached for letter
of resignations. Names of Ortonville citizens to fill the vacated
positions will be provided to the City Clerk/Administrator and then
forwarded to the City Attorney. The City Attorney will prepare a letter
to the district court requesting these appointments to the Charter
Commission.
At 9:03 Mayor Dinnel announced that
the council would be entering executive session according to Minnesota
Stature 2004 13D.05 Subd. 3 for the purpose of the City
Clerk/Administrator job performance review.
At 10:10 Mayor Dinnel declared the
executive session ended and with no action taken thereon, reopened the
regular meeting to the public.
ADJOURNMENT:
There being no further business to
come before the Council, Dorry moved and Oakes
seconded and the motion passed unanimously for the adjournment of the
meeting and with no objections thereto, Dinnel adjourned the January 10,
2005 meeting of the Ortonville City Council at 10:11 P.M.
Charleen K. Grossman, City
Clerk-Administrator