CORINNA TOWNSHIP
BOARD MEETING
Tuesday, April 19,
2005
7 p.m., Township
Hall
AGENDA:
Open Meeting:
Pledge of Allegiance
Approve or Amend: Township
Meeting Minutes, April 5, 2005
Approve or Amend:
April 19, 2005
Agenda.
A copy of the previous meeting minutes and this meeting’s
agenda are available for those attending this meeting.
Requests to be on the Agenda:
1. 7:00 Joseph and Mary Theede, 11317 Hollister Ave
N. Request variance to replace and existing deck that will be at 40’
too close to the ordinary highwater mark of the lake. Septic and well are across the road. Drawings
will be presented.
2. 7:10 Tab Ashwill,
11969 89th Street NW. Submit petition to pave 89th and Linn
Ave.
3. 7:30 Judith Grega,
11725 103rd Street. Request that when road is reconstructed that
garage may remain 2’ off the right of way.
4, 7:45 Jeff Nonhof, 7247
120th St NW. Request variance for
addition of a deck onto house that would be too close to the lake.
5. 7:50 Ken Braun,
Cadabra Project, 67th and Jenkins. Request township to
maintain the development’s four sediment ponds.
6.
7.
Other Business.
1. 103rd
Street Reconstruction. Contractor bids were due at engineer’s
office, April 5. April 8, a letter was
sent to the Clearwater River Watershed Board requesting consideration for a
project to locate and inventory septic systems along 103rd
Street.
2. Siren on Kramer
Avenue.
Two storm sirens one on Kramer Avenue
and another on Bayview Road
has been installed by the Clearwater Lake Property
Owners Association. Second request if
township would reconsider seasonal utility payment of about $128 for the one
siren located in Corinna
Township on Kramer
Avenue.
3. Clean Up
Request. A real estate agent called
that at 106th and Grunewald a property has
approximately twenty vehicles and this makes a junky appearance for the
neighborhood.
4 Seerti Hills, Maki Development. Otto Associates forwarded a letter November 15, 2004 stating that the
grading and street construction for the project is complete and has been
constructed in accordance with the approved plans and specifications. At the December 7, 2004 Township Board Meeting, the board
accepted the street improvements.
5. Wright County Township Officer’s Association Meeting, April 14, 2005. Overview of
meeting: Pat Sawatzke,
Commissioner, spoke to promote the 150th Anniversary of Wright County. Saturday,
June 25, 2005 the County Historical Society has organized a
celebration. House Bill is being
introduced covering voting equipment funding for an Automark,
a precinct machine tabulator to allow disabled voters to cast their vote. Townships may sign up for direct deposit of
tax monies. Second Board of Equalization
Training for supervisors is being offered in fall. A Slide presentation of Corridor 55 progress
and Carla Heeter gave an excellent presentation of
the growing and disastrous Methane drug use problem in Wright
County.
6. Board of
Appeal and Equalization, April
14, 2005. One
request will be continued to the May 3,
2005 Town Board Meeting. The
township now has a computer disc file containing the characteristics for market
value of each property.
7. Building
Permits: 3/28-4/6/2005 (8) 2-homes; 2-septic
systems; 1-deck; 1-garage; 1-alteration; and 1-addition.
8. New Town
Hall Building: Discussion.
9. CTAS
Update. An updated version of CTAS
has been installed on town computer. The
State required Township Annual Financial Report may now be compiled and
submitted electronically from a file created by CTAS.. Other accounting issues were improved. In the new version a note was added to the
instructions that an error was discovered and beginning balances had to be
manually entered.
10. Computer
Notebook: Consider purchase.
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14. Information
on file:
State Aditor’s E-Update:
April 14, 2005:
1. Volunteer Fire Relief Proposal Moves
forward in Legislative Process
2. Local Government Cooperation Bill
Advances in Legislature
3. Updated Version of CTAS and Updated
Migration Tool available online.
4. TIF Update
5. Fire Relief Association Training
Session to be held in Duluth.