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CC April 1, 1975
CITY of ANDOVER AGENDA REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE ANDOVER CITY COUNCIL TO BE HELD APRIL 1, 1975, 7 :30 P.M., ~T THE ANDOVER COMMUNITY CENTER. A"oov.l .j .,..". - ,...." 8, 20 - "bo..o, 4, '0, 18 - ""ooh 4, 4, 18 . 1975 .------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I 1. Hockey's Inn - Cigsrette License 2. I Newell Chester - Insurance Agent 3. Kiowa Jerrace - Final Plat 4. I Nightingale Estates 2nd Addition - Final Plat 5. castneJ Addition - Final Plat 6. Baseball Diamond - Northwoods Addition 7. """It D'...,,- A.,..,o C.....,,, C,.',o 8. Park Eq ipment - Green Acres 9. DiScuss~on on Deputy Clerk resigantion 10. Review eputy Clerk's Salary 11. Formati n of Finance Committee 12. FormaU n of Personnel Committee 13. Shade T ee Ordinance 14. Tree In pector appointment CITY of ANDOVER REGULAR MEETING - APRIL 1, 1975 MINUTES A Regular Meetin of the Andover City Council was called to order by Mayor, Richard J. Schnei er, April 1, 1975, 7:35 P.M., at the Andover Community Center, 1685 Crosstown Bbulevard N. W., Anoka, Minnesota. Councilpersons pJesent: Rither, VanderLaan, Windschitl Councilpersons ABsent: Holasek (Arrived 8:20 P. M. ) Also Present: City Attorney, William Hawkins; City Building Official, Wally Arntzen; City Clerk, Art Jaworski; City Deputy Clerk, Pat Lindquist; City Park Advisory Board Members; and several residents. Approval of Minut s - January 8, 20, 1975, February 10, 18, 1975, March 4,6, 18, 1975 January 8, 1975 Page 2, Para. 2, line 2 - Correct six percent to "could not go over 70/0. " Page 2, Para. 11, line 6 - Correct abstains to "no". Page 2, Para. 11, line 7 - Add "Rither, yes and Windschitl, yes ". Councilperson RitÂer suggested that inasmuch as the City Council is responsible for the Clinutes, should a y member feel thatc an item needs expansion or correction requiring research of tapes, that said member do the research and submit the correction, rather than use staff tim to do this. January 20, 1975 Page 2, Para. 5, line 3 - Leave as samples as shown in original minutes. Page 2, Para. 5, line 4 - Delete and stated. February 10,1975 Page 7, Para. 1, line 12 - Correct Martin to "Barton". February 18,1975 Page 8, Para. 1 - Discussion with Mayor Schneider requesting that Councilperson Rither's statement be removed inasmuch as it was incorrect. Councilperson Rither repeated that he had made the statement and wished it to remain on record. March 6, 1975 Page 2, Section 1, line 5 - Delete item 1), add ''1) 75 hours per week presently being worked, were too much for one person. II Page 2, Section 4, line 7 - Add "with the probability of only one area considered for sewer construction at this time. " Page 2, Section 4, line 13 _ Delete with road supervisor duties. Page 3, Para. 4, line 13 - Delete severe hardship, change to "a disadvantage. " MOTION by Rithe, seconded by VanderLaan, that the Minutes of January 20, 1975, February 10, 18, t975, March 4,6,18, 1975, be approved as corrected. Vote: Yes- W'nd,ohfH, v.nd'r'=' R'<h,o, No - Sofme"oe lob"",,d '0 H,m 'n F,bo=,y J8, I R"ubo C~dl '1.""g - Ap' 1, 1975 Minutes - Page 2 Approval of Agend .rhe following iteJs were requested as additions to the published agenda: (Councilperson making request noted after item. ) 15) Change of Planning and Zoning Commission interview appointments _ (VahderLaan) 16) Cla~fication of Employee Contract (Rither) 17) Job Description Ordinances from Personnel/Selection Criteria Committee _ (Rit er) 18) Schfol District No. 11 Special Election (Rither) 19) Confirmation of Deputy Clerk Appointment (Rither) Councilperson RitJer que~tioned Items Nos. 6, 7, & 8 on the published agenda, inasmuch as information on these items had just been distributed by the Park Advisory Board, thus leaving the Counci no time for study; requested that said items be deleted from the agenda, and be placed on the agenda for the April 15, 1975 Regular Council Meeting. MOTION by Vande~Laan, seconded by Rither, to approve the agenda as printed, and delete items NOS. 6, 7, & 8, and add Items Nos. 15, 16, 17, 18, and 19. Mayor Schneider stated that action was necessary on Item #6, inasmuch as this must be done, if it is g9ing to be, before the frost is out of the ground. Councilperson Windschitl stated hat he felt that the City Council must at least discuss these items .nasmuch as they ad been published and there were people in the audience waiting for these items. Vote: Yes - Vand rLaan, Rither; No - Windschitl, Holasek, Schneider. 1Æotion defeated. MOTION by Wind chitl, seconded by Holasek, that the agenda be accepted as published with Items Nos. 1 through 14, and add Items No. s 15 through 19. Vote: Yes - Ho1asek, Windschitl, SChneJder; No " VanderLaan, Rither. Motion carried. Hockey's Inn - Ci arette License MOTION by Wind chitl, seconded by Rither, that the Cigarette License for Hockey's Inn be approved. otion carried unanimously. Newell Chester - Mr. Chester furni hed the City Council copies of memos coveringJhealth insurance on the employees (co ies attached), and explained that full health coverage could not be had for Mr. Arntzen u less the City went in under a "Group Plan"; reason being Mr. Arntzen's recent back injury and subsequent claim(s). MOTION by Wind chitl, seconded by VanderLaan, that the City accept Mr. Chester's )roposal to carry ea1th insurance on two (2) additional employees, Marilyn Kappe1hoff and Patricia Lind uist for an additional premium cost of $36. 10 per month. Motion carried unanimou ly. Regular Council Meeting - AF 1, 1975 Minutes - Page 31 Kiowa Terrace - ,inal Plat MOTION by WindSbhitl, seconded by Ho1asek, that the City Council grant an extension from March 10, Ij75 to April 1, 1975 to act on the final plat of Kiowa Terrace. (6_month time limit per Or inance No. 10 expired March 10, 1975.) Motion carried unanimously. Attorney Hawkins ldvised that he had reviewed the Abstract, and had no objections, however, would r~commend that the following be completed before approval of the Final Plat: ~ 1) Par Dedication Fee be paid. 2) Esc~ow Deposit be made to cover engineering, attorney, and other fees. 3) Development Contract be executed. 4) perfrrmance Bond be posted. The Developer req,uested permission to do all the work on the roads etc., and not apply for a building permit until such work had been inspected and approved; this in lieu of posting a perforrnJnce bond. Mr. Arntzen pointed out that problems could arise from this arrangement if something were to happen and the work did not get completed. It was also noted that Andover's Ordinances did not provide for this. Clerk Jaworski was directed to wrtte a letter to the Planning and Zoning Commission, asking that they investigate the procedure of permitting a developer to complete all road construction 'n liou of pn'Un, fond, MOTION by Winds hitl, seconded by Holasek, that the City Council approve the Final Plat of Kiowa Ter ace, subject to the following conditions: 1 ) Park Fees in the amount of $2,800.00 be paid. 2) The eveloper post an escrow amount for engineering, attorney, and othe expenses incurred by the City. 3) The eveloper pay all current outstanding bills. 4) The eveloper enter into a Development Contract i'lith the City. 5) The eve10per post a Performance Bond Or Letter of Credit in the amount of $ J06, 800. 00. Motion carried un1nimOUS1Y. Ni htinga1e Estate - Final Plat A lengthy discussi n was had on park fees, with comments and questions as to legality of collecting a fee lieu of land on lots of 5 acres or 300 feet in width. Attorney Hawkins advised that cash could not be requested as per Ordinances No. 10 and No. lOA; and that Uno, o..h 00 I.nd r '00'>''''' = =Y P'"', .,'fu.. 0= b, .oo,>"d .,.m ., <h, "m, of future subdivisions. Inasmuch as an up-to-date billing had not been received from the engineer or attorn y, it was agreed that Mr. Ken Olson would make an escrow deposit. A five-minute recess was called to check previous Planning and Zoning Cajunission Minutes. Meeting reconvene - 9:40 P.M. MOTION by Winds hitl, seconded by Ho1asek, that the City Council accept the Final Plat of Nightingale Estates - 2nd Addition, subject to the payment of outstanding legal and engineering ba1ancbs. Motion amended by Windschitl, seconded by Ho1asek to include a $150.00 Escrow 1 ccount, to pay legal and engineering fees. Motion carried unanimously. R.gubo Co=o;; . j ,Ung - AF 1, 1975 Minutes - Page 4 Castner Addition Final Plat Jutstanding 1egallnd engineering fees in the amount of $168.76 were paid, with the agreement by Mr.l Castner to pay the engineering bill on which an up-to-date statement had not been recei ed. Councilperson Holasek objected to the payment by Castners of $400.00 for park dedication, inasmuch as it may be incorrect in that this was not investigated thorm.lghly by the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Park Advisory Board; Ordinance roo 10 (lOA) may have been violated due to the $400.00 being possibly less than 10'70 of land value or the possibility of the 100/0 of land in lieu of cash may be a matter on which lthe Park Advisory, Board had not been consulted; and that now may be the time to sec re a park area of "decent" size, instead of waiting until future subdivision when bnlY a 10 ¡:cre parcel may be divided. MOTION by v.n+L..n, .,oond,d by Wbd,ohm '0 'ppoove <b, Fm.1 p", of C""',o', Addition. Motion withdrawn by VanderLaan, second by Windschitl; restated - MOTION by Vand9rLaan, seconded by Windschitl, that the City Council approve the Final Plat of Castner's Addition and provide Castners with a refund of $400.00, paid by Castners for p Irk dedication. Vote: Yes-Windschitl, VanderLaan, Schneider; No - Rither, Ho1a ek. Motion carried. Councilperson Wi dschitl requested that the attorney draft a letter to the Planning and Zoning Commissi outlining proper procedure on the reviewal and recommendations for Park Dedicati Council ""ncurred. .3aseball Diamond - Northwood Addition MOTION by Wind chitl, seconded by Holasek, that the City Council approve an expenditure not to exceed $1,500.00 to cover fill, finish grading, seeding and other miscellaneous ite s to bring the baseball field into playable condition. Councilperson Rit er questioned the necessity of complying with contractural limitations per State Law_ _At orney Hawkins advised that if the gravel and finish grading cost is in excess of $1,000. 0, two (2) quotations would be necessary. Park Advisory Board to furnish the City C uncil with copies of the quotations, for informational purposes only. Motion carried un nimously. Baseball Field - Center MOTION by Ho1as k, seconded by Schneider, that the Lions Club be contacted and informed that the ity Council has no objection to their using their name on the project at the Co munity Center; and if they are interested in using the park area, they are to furnis the City Council with a concrete final proposal. MOTION AMEND D by Rither, seconded by Schne ider, that it be added that this program/project ou1d tie-in with the overall Park Advisory Board program for the development of th park itself; and that the Lions Club work with the Park Advisory '3oard to insure th t activities or money they expend be c;ommensurare with the City of Andover and Pa k Advisory Board plans. Motion and amendment carried unanimously. Regular Council tv. . ~ting - Apr 1, 1975 Minutes - Page 5 Green Acres Park Equi pment MOTION by WindSIChitl, seconded by VanderLaan, that the City Council authorize the Park Advisory Bojrd to expend an amount not to exceed $1,500.00 for the Green Acres Park, which would include the purchase of 1) Baseball Eackstop, 2) Basketball Backboard, 4) Basketball hoop and net, 5) Buckabout, 6) Physical FitneS'S Center, 7) 8' Slide, 8) Tetherball, 9) edimix for setting equipment, 10) Grass Seed, and 11) Other miscellaneous items. Discussion on the ay-out of the park, with reference to the dangers involved with a baseball field so n~ar the tot-lot; and said tot-lot being close to the intersection of the streets; and tob many activities for such a small park. I MOTION AMENDED by Windschitl, seconded by Ho1asek, to not include Item No. 1 - Baseball BackstoPi Vote: 'Yes - Windschitl, Rither, Schneider; No - None; Abstain _ Ho1asek, VanderL an. Deputy Clerk Resilnation Discussion of item listed in letter from Marilyn Kappelhoif , dated March 31, 1975. (Copy attached) ayor Schneider stated that he had requested Mrs. Kappelhoff to stay an additional thirt (30) days. '10TION by Vande Laan, to accept the resignation of Deputy Clerk, Mari lyn Kappelhoff. .Æotion dies _ no s condo Councilperson Win schitl stated that the City Council had an obligation to their employees, and must concentr te on personnel policy; and requested Mrs. Kappelhoff to reconsider her resignation. Discussion on a meting to discuss personnel policies. It was agreed that the full Council should handle the i ediate needs. MOTION by VanderLaan, seconded by Rither, that Monday, April 7, 975, 7:30 P. M., be set for the meeting, and said meeting shall be d..".."d '0 d"Ol 1"'"'0=,1 poffd", Yo'" Yo, - nol...k, R'fu,o, V.nd,o""=, Windschitl; No - S hneider (Objection being that he felt the City should not cancel the scheduled April 7 eeting with Springsted, Inc.) Review Deputy C1e k's Salar Councilperson 'Hol sek read a re<q1est, dated January 28, 1975, from Marilyn Kappelhoff, for a salary increa e from $3.40 to $4.20 per hour. MOTION by Winds hitl, seconded by Ho1asek, to raise the salary of Mcarilyn Kappelhoff to $3.75 per hour, retroactive to March 1, 1975. Motion carried unanimously. Regular Meeting - April 1, 19 Minutes - Page 6 FOrmation of Finance Committee Mayor Schneider ~PPOinted Council per sons Holasek and Windschitl to the Finance Committee, with qouncilperson Windschitl as Chairman. MOTION by VanderLaan, seconded by Ritheí' that the City Council approve the appointment of Councilpersons Holasek and Windschitl to the Finance Committee. Motion carried unanimously. Formation of pers1onne1 Committee Considerable diSc1ssion was had on appointments to this committee. MOTION by Ho1asek, seCOnded¡ by Schneider, that Mayor Schneider and Councilperson VanderLaan be appointed to the Personnel Committee. Councilperson VanderLaan objected to the motion and cit,d By_Laws, stating that Mayor must make appointments to committees. MOTION by Windschitl, secnnded by Holasek, that previous motion be laid on the table. Motion carried un~nimously. MOTION by Windschitl, seconded by Ho1asek, that the rules relating to t~e size of the Committee be temporarily suspended to allow three (3) persons to serve of the Personnel Committee. Councilperson Rither objected in that three persons wou d constitute a quorum and decisions could be predetermined. Vote: Yes _ Wind chitl, Schneider, Holasek; No - VanderLaan, Rither. Motion carried. MOTION by Winds hitl, seconded by Ho1asek, that Ho1asek motion on appointments be moved to the table Vote: Opposed unanimously. Mayor Schneider a pointed Councilpersons VanderLaan and Rither and himself to the Personnel Commit ee. MOTION by Ho1asek, seconded by Windschitl, that the City Council approve th appointments of Council per sons Rither and VanderLaan, and Mayor Schneider t the Personnel Committee. Motion carried unanimously. Councilperson RitJer was appointed Chairman by Mayor Schneider. "w", ,ugg.."d '1' .. .d b, p'.o'd 'n fu, Shop!",o ..d Anoh CO='y Union o'qu..Hn, volunteers for the ommittees. Shade Tree Ordina ce Tabled Tree Ins ector's A ointment Tabled to April 7, 1975 Ordinance No. 11B Discussion on chan e for Planning and Zoning Commission business coming before the City Council; must be acted upon before Amendment can be published. Clerk Jaworski was directed to co tact the Planning and Zoning Commission on the possibility of changing their meeting night Regular Council L ~ting - Ap' 1, 1975 Minutes - Page 7 Interview Change fhe Clerk was directed to contact those applicants unable to make the scheduled appointments, reqhesting that their interview time be changed to either an earlier or later hour; and Iwas directed to draft a worksheet to be used by the City Council during the interviews. Employee contraJ Tabled to Monday, April 7, 1975 School District No 11 Special Election, May 20, 1975 MOTION by R"I"i' ,"o=d,d by V.nd,oL..n, fu., fu, CUy Cn=",' ,un' p,om',,'on to Anoka Hennepin School District No. 11 to use the facilities of the Andover Community Center for their S ecial Election, May 20, 1975. Motion carried unanimously. Appointment of Detuty Clerk MOTION by R"ht ",oond,d by Ho,..,k, fu., fu, CHy Counof! oonouo w'fu fu, appointment by Cl rk Jaworski of Patricia Lindquist as Deputy Clerk for the City of Andover. otion carried unanimously. r::ounty Resolution ~1 09 (Nightingale Street) MOTION by Rithe~, seconded by Holasek, that the City Council pass County Resolution #109. Motion car ied unanimously. Bills MOTION by Holas k, seconded by Windschitl, that bills be paid in the amount of $3, 155.66. Discu sion on bills from Ehlers and Associates, Babcock, Locher, Neilson 8, Mannell , and Toltz, King, Duvall and Anderson. Bill from Toltz, King Duvall and Anders n to be held for payment; Councilperson Holasek objected to charges for the Co prehensive Development Plan and related items. Motion carried. Adjournment MOTION by Rither seconded by Windschitl to adjourn. Motion carried unanimously. Meeting adjourned - 1:40 A. M. ATTEST: Patricia K. Lindqu st Arthur J. Jaworski 'eputy Clerk Acting Clerk Ir , , ,~ ,~nr\<Ul:itl<~ A~SOCIA rES INC- , ~»i-~" .JfO "\.._// '-..--/ \ ','-..,/ , ~ /,~,:. " , .--, ,8030 CEDAR AVE. SO. SUITE 230 MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 55420 I~ r'\ d <' r"/'¡ /) __::/,,_ IDATE: &~ 7/7Ç' ." ! , {u '< ",,-s',Ç--,ÿ"Ic3 f7 ¡; . ''-...J SUBJECT: ,;../ f." ¿:-7c¿.{¿-"-"',<..<:L.....· r .:.¡ FOLD t r/ ¿/ ¡ ~<l 'c , _¿r__f.¿.c.~,¿ (~- - ." : " i :!kh /; .,- '/,::u ¿pl'/"-6 ~~;-Z~~~~ -1 ....,..., J' _1...¿~e..¿___ '7 -i'-.J " ¿þ'- ,"_~-'..( .-'_- (-Lë¡:',-4~./.-.:-( a_~~ 1 '< ,. -l&~'-,.~/ .# j ¿'f iA ') ~/'-éd!¿" C7Y=>¿~/ t',' Á) <.-.'/L(.(~-c-/ ;,. .. ,- t." '1 .~..... 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RAITOR Re: Proposed Water and ROBERT R. RYDER sanitary Sewer Program WILLIAM T. SHERIDAN AS!:: J. SPERLING ARNOLD M. STEFFES Commission No. 6266 WALTER W. THORPE JAMES E. VOYEN NATHAN F. WEBER Gentlemen: GEORGE J. SCHROEPFER We are wri ing to review the proposed Water and Sanitary Sewer financing requiremen s for projects now under consideration by the City Council. We will rev ew the proposed project financing on a question and answer ba sis: 1. of Andover finance the trunk sanitar asis or. on t e aSlS 0 one entIre ro The Co ncil can finance the entire trunk sanitary sewer system based on the roposed plan. The plan will also provide adequate funds to constr ct the sanitary sewer system on a piecemeal basis. (a) ota1 estimated project cost $2,917,000 (b) ront footage alorg trunk san. sewer 58,400 LF (c) welling units in Urban Planning Area ( ) Existing units 940 ( ) Projected Units 1975-1985 675 ( ) Projected Units 1985.1995 1275 ( ) Projected Units 1995-2005 610 ( ) Total Estimated Units 3500 in 2005 Andover M yor and City Council I March 24, 1975 Page Two 1 (d) d roposed financing method based on entire trunk san. sewer onstructed at this time: 't' Existing Dwellings 940at$1000 $ 940,000 ( ) Future Dwelling Units (a) The balance of the trunk san. sewer costs ($2,917,000 - $940,000) " $1,980,000 would be paid by connection charges over a 30 year period. The annual cost to repay $1,980,000 over 30 years at 50/0 is $129,000. The total financing cost of $129,000 per year over 30 years is $3,864,000. (b) The projected dwelling units in the Urban Area is 2560 in the next 30 years. Assume that the dwelling units are constructed at a rate of 85 per year and pay $1,000 each in 1976 with an increa se of $50.00 per year over the 30 year period. Then the total income from 2560 homes over 30 years is $4,400,000. This 12% margin over the required financing is a reasonable safety factor. ( ) Front footage assessments There are approximately 58,400 assessable feet along the proposed trunk sanitary sewer. Depending on the specific project financing, some of the front footage assessments which would normally be used to finance lateral sewer costs could be transferred to the trunk sewer fund. However, we have not included the trunk sewer front footages in oUr preliminary financing plan for the trunk sewer system. 2. What w uld financin lan be for sanitar sewer if onl the Crooked Lake A ea was served at this time? (a) T tal estimated Cost ( ) Trunk lines $ 550,900 ( ) Lateral lines 508,000 ( ) Total $1,058,900 (b) P oposed Financing ( ) Trunk sewer front footage 9360 @ $16.00 $ 149,800 Andover M'Iyor and City Council MHOh 24, 1'75 Page Three ( ) Lateral sewer front footage ~ 19,800@$16.00 $ 317,700 ( ) Sewer stubs 226 @ $300.00 67,800 (4) Existing dwellings 194 @ $1000 194,000 ( ) Bal. of trunk san. sewer cost to be financed m conn. charges 329,600 ( ) Total $1,058,900 3. What would financing plan be for s'Initary sewer if Crooked Lake Area and Bunker Estates Area were served at this time? (a) otal Estimated Cost ( ) Trunk sewers $ 791,700 ( ) Lateral sewers 548,500 ( ) Total $1,340,200 (b) roposed Financing ( ) Trunk sewer front footage 14,500 @ $16.00 $ 232,000 ( ) Lateral sewer front footage 22,000 @ $16.00 320,000 ( ) Sewer stubs 260 @ $300.00 78,000 ( ) Existing dwellings 256 @ $1,000 256,000 ( ) Balance of trunk san. sewer costs to be financed by conn. charges 454,200 (6) Total ~1,340,200 4. How ca the Cit of Andover finance the central water s stem on a piecem '11 basis or on the basis of an entire ro' ect? The Co ncil can finance the entire central water system based on the pro osed plan. The plan will also provide adequate funds to constr ct the central water system on a piecemeal basis. (a) otal estimated project cost ( ) Water wells and pumphouse $ 674,000 ( ) Elevated storage tanks 750,000 ( ) Trunk watermains 1,832,000 ( ) Total $3,256,000 (b) ront footage along trunk watermain = 109,300 Andover Maror and City Council March 24, 1975 Page Four (c) Dwelling units in Urban Planning Area (1/) Existing units 940 I (2,) Projected units 1975-1985 675 d) Projected units 1985-1995 1275 (4) Projected units 1995-2005 610 (~) Tctal estirmted units in 2005 3500 (d) P/roposed financing method based on entire central water system constructed at this time: (f Existing dwellings 94() at $1000 $ 940,000 ( ) Front footage along trunk watermain (500/0 of actual foota ge) 54,700 @ $9.00 492,300 ( ) Future dwelling units (a) The balance of the central water system costs ($3,256,00 -$1,432,300) = 1,823,700 would be paid by connection charges over a 30 year period. The annual cost to repay $1,823,700 over 30 years at 50/0 is $119,000. The total financing cost of $119,000 per year over 30 years is $3,560,000. (b) The projected dwelling units in the Urban Area are 2560 in the next 30 years. Assume that the dwelling units are constructed at a rate of 85 per year and pay $1,000 each in 1976 with an increase of $50.00 per year over the 30 year period. Then the total income from the 2560 homes over 30 years is $4,400,000. This 200/0 margin over the required is a reasonable safety factor. 5. What ould be the financin ~an for watermains if on! the West Side of Crooked Lake was served at this time? (a) otal estimated cost (1 ) Wells, pumphouse & elevated storage $ 546,000 (2) Trunk watermains 77,600 3) Lateral watermains 90,600 4) Total $ 714,200 (b) roposed Financing 1 ) Trunk watermain front footage 3590 @ $9.00 32,300 Andover M,yor and City Council March 24, 975 Page Five l ( ) Lateral watermain front footage f 8350 @ $ 9.00 $ 75,200 ( ) Water services 100 @ $250.00 25,000 (4) Existing dwellings f 85 @ $1000 85,000 ( ) Balance of watermain to be financed by connection charges 496,700 1) Total $ 714,200 6. What ould the financing plan be for watermains if the Crooked Lake Area was served at this time? (a) ~O"I ""Una',d 00" ( ) Wells, pumphouse & elevated storage $ 546, 000 ( ) Trunk lines 149,200 ( ) Laterallines 262,100 (4) Total $ 957,300 (b) :éroposed financing ( ) Trunk watermain front footage 9360 @ $9.00 $ 84,200 ( ) Lateral watermain front footage 1 ~800 @ $9.00 178,200 Water services 226 @ $250.00 56,500 Existing dwellings 194 @ $1000 194,000 Balance of watermain cost to be financed on connection charges 412,400 (6) Total $ 957,300 7. What ould the financin ' 1an be for watermains if the Crooked Lake Area a d Bunker Lake Estates Area Water were served at this time? (a) otal Estimated Cost (1 ) Wells, pumphouse and elevated storage $ 546,000 Trunk lines 247,200 Lateral lines 287,000 ( ) Total $+,080,200 (b) roposed Financing (1 ) Trunk watermain front footage 14,500 @ $9.00 $ 130,500 Andover M yor and City Council M;>coh 24, t 975 Page Six ( ) Lateral watermain front footage I 22,000 @ $9.00 $ 198,000 (ì.) Water services 260 @ $250.00 65,000 (4) Existing dwellings I 256 @ $1000 256,000 (5) Balance of watermain cost to be I financed on connection charges 430,700 (6) Total $1,080,200 8. What JOuld the financin Ian be for watermains if the West Side of Crook d Lake and the Bunker Lake Estates Area were served at this time? (a) Total Estimated Cost (11) Well, pumphouse and elevated storage $ 546,000 (2) Trunk lincs 131,100 (13) Laterallines 212,600 (4) Total $ 889,700 (b) fOPO,"d ",mnd"g (1) Trunk watermain footage 9950 @ $9.00 $ 89,550 (2) Lateral watermain footage 10,150 @ $9.00 91,350 (3) Water services 145 @ $250.00 36,250 4) Existing dwellings 202 @ $1000 202,000 5) Balance of watcrmain cost to be financed on connection charges 470,550 6) Total $ 889,700 The infor ation presented in this report is to be used by the Fiscal Agent in his prep ration of a recommended plan to finance the portions of the program a thorized by the City Council. Andover ayor and City Council March 24,11975 Page Seven We will reliew this report with the City Council at the March 24, 1975 me eting. Yours very truly, TOLTZ, KING, DUVALL, ANDERSON AND ASSOCIATES, INCORPORATED DRK/ll ~~{~ cc: Ehler & Associates, Inc, TKDA TOLTZ, KING, DUVALL, ANDERSON AND ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS 1408 PIONEER BUILDING SAINT PAUl.., MINNESOTA 55101 224 -7891 r ICH¡'.~:J ~.,. f1A,P;<:ER c-,I,"'EJ J. [CATTY March 31, 1975 ~Ar:.q!CL H. r~¡:¡KOVJlT-:" r:~'~"-'1T A L',OY~R JA~,',=<:; C, ",,~Tf_"¡ A'.~;UT J. r'IJV_>\~L H\j,:.Q G. E"ICt-\",or. \VILLlA:.' J. FEYQ!::.f. F:0YC": B. HA~~-:::~-"I Srn~!::N f·L H ".F,TL'-' CLIFFOrJ:) E. -!CHN_-o'~'" Honorable Chairman and City Council ['\J·.V,~Y'·¡'õ: f(. I'A':MA J. THü··~AS I<I,-,!-, City of An over, Minnesota 55303 ~:",V[r) \"/. r;!~:¡"_\·"(jLr ,\. [",\r~ LI'~':~;H,-,LM Rl: "-.. ';-,fT. r.:A,l.-c~H,-T -f~~.r·J D. ~··t N"(!:;. '_TC::A~':::} G. f·~ II_LE F Well Survey and Water Quality Investigation V¡AY~JC: A. c,' <-, N I u..~_~.'· T. f'l W for the Crooked Lake Area f:,JC~,l_F'1! 1-'. F,\!TC-" F·~'-',-¡..;T F:. R'rT'!"f( Andover, Minnesota V.,IL LI.'\'·1 T. <,Hl,,_IC·,'N A'-,~ J. C¡-'O:-:-,Lll\¡:""; ,~.,~¡-:-)ctJ I\~_ :C.TU-Fr:'" Commission No. 6266 \V."clE:-~ VI 1H::)¡:;.f-1=- Jþ,·'i -", E_ \.0Ì'F~~ "PI, nl".·~ F. Vo',---' ,t.. G entlcrnen Gr()P'"';E: J .-:: H D,:)'C,," FE""· CUf-i-or,o \v. HII.~-E,'-¡·¡ S nce the original water quality and well depth survey was completed we have had an opportunity to sample additional shallow wells in the Cro ked Lake Area. Previous e had sampled sixteen (16) wells in the Crooked Lake Area during the week of March 10, 1975. Samples were collected from thirteen (13) deep ells and three (3) shallow wells. e laboratory analysis showed all the deep wells to be delivering water of a ceptable sanitary quality, but two out of the three shallow wells showed si nificant concentrations of nitrate nitrogen, a common indicator of contami ation from septic tank systems. A sample water analysis report and interp etation of laboratory findings are attached to this report. A telephone canvas of the Crooked Lake Area revealed twenty- one (21) shallo wells were in use by residents. During the week of March 24, we were a le to sample fifteen of the eighteen wells not previously tested. The sampl s were delivered to the Minnesota State Department of Health for analysis. The attached Figure 1 shows the locations of the tested wells. City Coun il of Andover March 31, 1975 Page Two Survey Results Jhe total number' of wells tested was thirty- one. Thirteen of the wells were deepl, and showed no evidence of bacteriological Or chemical pollution. ~he water analysis of the shallow wells indicated that of the eighteen (18) teste! wells, fifteen showed significant concentrations of nitrate nitrogen. Since nitr te nitrogen is a natural product of the decomposition of sewage in septic t~nk systems, its presence is regarded by the Minnesota Department of Health às an indicator of pollution of the water source by sanitary wastes. The attacled Figure 1 shows the locations of the wells in which evidence of contamina, ion was found. t<hOU'h · HmH of I m, 'I of nHoa', n"oo,on" oo,.od'd .. ,,'d,no, of pollutio , there is another limit which is very important with regard to the health of i fants. Three of the tested wells had concentrations of nitrate nitrogen i excess of 10 mg/1. Preparation of infant formulas from this water ma produce methemoglobinemia in infants under six months of age. The effec of methemoglobinemia is to cause the baby to become listless and drowsy an the skin, too, takes on a blue color. he State Department of Health will send each homeowner a copy of his well w ter report pointing out the particular danger of thes e water supply systems, s shown on Item F of the attached "Report on Water Analysis". Summary he well water quality survey provides substantial evidence that the ground wa er obtained from the shallow aquifier is becoming polluted from wastes from indi idual sanitary sewerage disposal systems. There is also evidence, as pointed out in our Well Survey Report, dated March 21, 1975, that the pollution as significantly worsened during the past five years. It is believed a substant a1 amount of time, perhaps five years Or more from the installation of a sanit ry sewage collection system would be necessary to lower the nitrogen nitrate 1e e1s to an acceptable level by State Department of Health Standards. City Coun . 1 of Andover March 31, 1975 Page Thre W will discuss the significance of the results of the water analysis informatio at the Special Council Meeting on March 31, 1975. Very truly yours, TOLTZ, KING, DUVALL, ANDERSON AND ASSOCIATES, INCORPORATED 4y~~,g~ DRK:mn Enclosures cc: Mr, ra1ter Arntzen, Building Official Mr. rt Jaworski, Clerk MINNESClrA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division of Environmental Health The Interpretation of Laboratory Findin~s Iaborator:r exam:1nations of water drawn fran domestic water supply systems can furnish information which is useful in determining the sanitary quality of the water. However, laboratory tests have important limitations which must be r~cognized. If the sample was properly collected and shipped and if the labor!ltory examination was properly performed, the test results should describe ~he quality of the water at the time it was collected. Unfo1'tunately f contamination of a water supply can be intermittent, and a sample drawn on one particular day may not be representative of water collected on a different day. Fori this reason it is necessary to consider tbe location and construction of a well änd pumping system as well äs laboratory test results, in an evaluation of the safety of ~ water supply. If the laboratory examination of water <1rawn from a properly located and constructed supply shows the water to be of good sanitary quality, the supply should be satisfactory from a health rtandPoint. However, an improperly constructed or located well ~annot bel considered safe, r~gardlesB ~f 1aborcat~ results. It is alap possible for a well to be properly constructed and located and yet produce water containing coliform organisms. These organisms may be . introduce'd into the weU at the time of construction or at times when reps:>.rs are made.1 For this reason wells and distribution systems should be properlY disinfec~ed before they ar~ put into service after construction or repai:s. When a w~ll that app£ars to be properly constructed and located shows eVJ.dence of bacte1iologicel contamination, the first attempt at correction should be disinf:cli~n, foll~wed by resampling after a lapse of several days. If the contam1n t10n pers1sts it may come from a hidden defect such as a faulty ca.sing. Chemical eets, as well as bacteriological examinations, may be used in. ?eteroini g the suitability of a water supply for bUIMn use. Nitrate Introgell :>.n eXces of 10 mg/l may produce methemoglobinemia in infants under 6 months of age. ater containing more than 10 mg/1 of nitrate nitrogen should not be used the preparation of infant fOI'tI!Ula. Since nitrate is a natural ~roduct f the decomposition of sewage in septic tank systems its p:;esence :u¡ water y be an indication ot poor sanitary quality. However, nJ.trate nitrogen!ccurs naturally in the' shallow ground waters of some areas of' the state an its presence is not always related to sewage or waste disposal. The actua~ significance of nitrate in moderate concentrations is dif:i:Ult to dete ne unless it is known that the only likely source of tile nJ.tlogen is decom osing waste material. Microsco ic eJCaminations of water samples may be made under some circwn- stances a d may give 60me indication of water quality. Taste- and odor- producin bacteria may sometimes be found by this technique, as well as surface orms which occasionally enter wells through,c~nBtruction faults. · Sample No" MINNESurA tEPAR'J:MENT rw HEALTH (i<efer to thÜ, nUIT,ber Division of Environmental H<::alth in future corresponden e) REPORT ON "ATER ANALYSIS -_..- After considering all f the data available related to the water sample which you submitted to our labor tory and the system from which it was drawn, we have checked below the statements which give our evaluation of the supply and suggestions for OOC""O"VO '0"00 ""CI .,,"o.b'o. 'I..,. ,,'C,""C, "000 ,,"., no' ohook", A.;-7 The water from this supply appeared to be of satisfactory sanitary quality at -- the time the s mple was taken, and, unless major physical changes occur in the system, the water should be safe for human consumption. B. ;-7 While the labo atory examination of the sample did not revEQI evidence of con- -- tamination, th physical features of the supply are such that it cannot be considered a skfe source of water for human consumption~ It should be reconstructéd '0 oon'ono ""f ", "ooo..,oOa"ono 0' 'h', ",,"c'..n'. C. /~ Organisms of t e coliform group were found in the sample andæe evidence of -- contamination. This contamination may have been introduced into the system during the construction or repairo The entire system should be disinfected (see instructions)~ About a week after disinfection the well should be re-sampled. A sample kit or this purpose is enclosed. D. /~ Since disinfec:tion failed to eliminate organisms of the coliform group, the well -- should be carefully examined for, sanitary defects, and repairs made as necessaryo E. ,¡/ A significant [concentration of nitrate was found in this sample. Nitrates can occur naturally, and may have no sanitary significance. However, if this well is located in F community type area where sewage is disposed of through soil absorption sy~tems and where there is more than about one house per acre of ground, or if the welJ is located so that it draws water frcm limestone or similar broken rock formatio s, the presence of nitrates must be regarded as evidence of contam- ination, and 90rrections should be made in the supply. If, however, the well is located in a rural area, and there is no other evidence of contamination, the nitra te level should be checked semi-annually. A continuous increase over a period of ti:n is evidence of contaminationo F. ;-7 The nitrate I vel in the sample was in excess of 10 mg/l. In no case should this water be used in the preparation of formula for infants under six months of age. G'/D A microscopic examination of the sample revealed the presence of surface-water organisms not normally found in ground water. The presence of these crganisms is evidence 0 surface water reaching the well. If these organisms cannot be elimina ted by disinfection, repairs should be made to prevent this contamination. H. / / A microscopic examination of the sample revealed the presence of mineral bacteria, These bacteri are not a hazard to health but they can prod~ce nuisance conditions, including tasle and odor problems. They may be controlled by disinfection of the entire well a d disribution system. This disinfection should be repeated period- ,,,'" "" n.'/'''oy '0 .,fn'.'n oon'<o' ",' 'no,",o,'''')' 1. / / The examinati n of the sample did not reveal a cause of taste and odor problems. However, such problems may often be controlled by a thorough disinfection of the well and istribution system. (See instructicns). J. ;-7 The sample ap eared to contain a significant concentration of iron. Iron in the concentra ions present in ground water, is not considered to be a tazard to health. Hi , however, a great nuisance in many of the usual domestic uses of water. It can stain clothes in the laundry, stain plumbing fixtures and bathroom tile and it may darken foods and beverages. It normally appears as a brown-yello suspension or sediment, but it may appear as an oily film, especially in coffee or heated water. Iron is also associated with taste and oior problems in water, scmetimes in the absence of iron bacteria, but more often when they are presento Normally iroh i.s ,removed b~r ordir...s.ry ion exchange WR. ter softeners. I a softener is not used, or if the iron concentration is very high, the iron can e removed by iron removal filters, sold by companies which supply water treatme t equipment. K. ;-7 The addi tiona examinations requested do not appear to be health related. Please consult a pri ate laboratory or a company providing water treatment serviceso ,mEN A WELL IS CONSTR CTI;D OR RECONSTRUCTI;D, IT SHOULD BE DISINFECTI;D BEFORE THE WATI;R IS USEDo · .r ~ e",,>.c "" , 0 '''' ;,.,;>j,i~ ..' SSND RSPfJR'? TO~ ';~'''-J .' I r·:··..--Tõ-¡Jë-Œi1ëJ in by·r."bõ-;·::,t·ó;-y --'-.j (Print or t ..e) d i ,... \ ',/ Coliform Organisms per 100 ml <:.:l.::L. , Narr.c.-L!..J..._'t:J:!.:_t.L.JJ.!...:..~~.:.-_ . I1FN (5-10 ml portions) . f1F (100 ml ~y / -+ ") ,;) /! It.' 0 ¡ Address .J.., ,..j ,.llj,'-¡,-~.J!~!.!.J!J' : Nitrate Hitrogen...--.:__..5...../ my I I '. -- L/ " '-- ;I ..--- _¡i~..:../..Li· .t' ~ . ¿J¡.....J.J..:...- I Date R~ceived. :? - It)· 7..$ COde.-.S:-._ I "--" {'t!J/'9~: ..!/. E....n.J t..vuL (See reverse side' for instructions.) 3. Well d'lla: Water 1. used by (check) If any of the follo\áng are less th1Ul Privatelhome 7" feet from well, give distance: Cafe, t vern,-~ating place ~ --=----- Privy Hotel 0t hotel __ Septic tank . School Leaching pit Church ¡- Soil absorption area -- Camp I Barnyard _ NurSing/home or hospital Pond, lake or river Other Other source of pollution in -- the vicinity and distance ___ Tyþe of well' (check) Well casing ma~al (check) Type of storage (check) Dl¡: I Steel PressurA tarj~. DriÙed Concrete Cist~rn Dri ven Tile Other Bored I Other - None Drive F1ñt-- Di a.roe t e of Casing inches Pump and..Jocati.£!:. (check) Depth 0 Casing' feet Submerdble 1.1 well ____ IJepth 0 Well _-==_ feet "Jet Pit __ Centrifugal Pur.Jphouce _ Piston Baser-emf Year we I was constructed Other Other II. Name of collector: - Samplin¡ point (tap of well, kitchen tap, etc.): Date of collection: Hour: - 5. Other ce mments - , , ------ --- -- ----- .----.- ------ - -.- - - - ~- - --- - . . .. . .' - . ÞJ10KÀ COUNTY - , COI1PREHENSIVE HP..AL'I'H DEPAR'I'HENT Water Supply Sample Information Sheet 1. Locationl of Well Conununity: A ',:-> t1 (/¡J" Á- . Address: I 2. Owner of lofell Telephone: 7.'> 7-4Ç;,'" - Name: i</,d{'I/r:)\ Add I 'ì' - ., H -( -',." ress: I"" ......, ß~ n' {. '(.~ '/ ,!....;:.., I AA'{'KA- 3. Sample Shbmitted by Telephone: Name: I Address: I 4. Date coJected: 13. Distance to tile field: - 5. Sampling Point: 14. Distance to barn yard: 6. Well Type (check) 15. Distance to privy' Dup: I Drilled I 16. Distance to lake/stream Driven I Bored I 17. Well Depth: 7. Storage l'ype (check) 18. Age of Well: Pressure Tank . Cistern 19. Age of Premises: Other None 20. Size of Lot: 8. l'Íater Us d By (checl,) 21. Describe any problems or complair Private o¡ne on the reverse side. Duplex Apartmen Building 22. l{ake a drawing on the reverse sj.c' Cafe, Ta ern, Eating Place___ sholång well location and build;", Motel or Hotel sewers, septic tanks, drainfield~ School cesspools, etc. (show distances). Church Camp -c 23. Make a drawing sholång locatic:l Park of the property on reverse side. Other 24. Health ~cpartment use only 9. Distance to sewer: Date rcceived_ Date sv~nitted ~lliD 10. Distance to septic tank: HHD Lab No. 11. Colifo:':¡ per 100 ml F" 11. Distance to cesspool'- Nitrat~ Nitrogen m Surfac:ant ro..... 12. Distance to leaching pH: rs 5-72 :'1 ' 'I ." ' ð/ L-~ "- /~ J "'-."'~/ -- ._ ~/. ¡ I -- ' ...._.- L_~=~~L~':.~~;~ ~~~ ~~~=~~~} ," .. " :._- _ ~;----~: r~_~:'L.:-_..:.-=~J__ _ __ __.n _ // ';> - ~ ~ .;/ .A '. .'. ,-- .1 ',/"','~-" ,._~ '" ..... ' - , . ,v' ,~:- -_ - -.... . h . ';..,. '~-",J ?92ê . ').: :,.-- ~-,;ri33""'-' - ....,-.-#-.; 'l,--r"y-- it"-- ..J...L~~___ __ . ' 7"--- --, r- --- .,.-_._~ I )' I )""'-._ - I, ¡........~ -.'":' i r ,1 \.; I . .--. --I r I -- ~-- ---. CROOKED lr~E ~ r-- - SCHOOL :--¡ :~:;~= I .;, I .&~"u. I , _(~ t , ~ , '¡ 'Jrr,D2"" , I ' I, I I' I l I , t:r"~i~ }J '-' I I ~ .!z):J~.~~;I'· I ~;¡J L' :- ~ 0,1-.'1'·.;, I ' ....,.: --..¡, " '/ l 1 ~i:1t ¡ I'" ~ _~--<~I __._ L T 'u. --± 1 ~_~(] r --- ,I I :1 >-=e1t ' I "-;' .. I "- ,.,~i Jr.. ,I L ~l' . ,e:¡ , ' _'~ '" r ','" ~ ., " ~-- ~ ~ -+ .- (j '"---' -- - - r --~- 3.#___ , ~ - . DEEP 'YELlS TESTED . SHALLOW WELlS TESTED FIGURE NO. I o WELlS HOWING HIGH WATER QUAUTY INVESTIGATION NIT RAT NITROGEN CROOKED LAKE AREA CITY OF ANDOVER ~ fliARCH 31,1915 TKJDA TOm, KING, DUVALL, ANDERSON AND ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS 1408 PIONEER BUILDING SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA SSIOI 224-7891 RICHARC1 M. E1ARr.EP. O\'llE:\I J. r;Õ:..\TT,( D,~_RRFL H. C;::FKO\NIT"Z RO:=-:~ ~T Ä. l'Of EH March 24, 1975 JA~.'=-S C. L.-,:OT[N Af:"\:::JT J. 01)VALL HU~;c) 0. U'JC!"~(1,-. \V;LLlA'-' J. FEYD'=P. L.:JYCE D. HP.N<:",rN <:;TEFHSN r·\. /lð..kTLEY eLl FFO~.O L J'_"JH~'" --2~; [;:J\NA'y~;<:: fl. KJI.'_'·'A J. THC~.H'S V,!Rt( !¡/\\/iD \N. KIF-:r:....¡CL["- ;\ C::-.ð.N LU"")H~,LI.· ¡:.;c"~ n.í T. r.!Þ_U-,f','EY Honorable ayor and City Council Fiic'!i\.r'D D. r.~: r~K< 1'\ LEO~JA¡::"D G. r.'iLLEF \....AYI';I-_ Ä_ ..LL"_N Andover, Minnesota [)L A~ :::: T. r':'~_\Y I f:U!::)CLrH r'. r,~.rTC- PO,-E~lr 11. RY¡''''''-¡ \'.iLLIA~·1 T. ~_HE!-ID¡'r~ Re: Ij'roposed Central Water _"':.~ J. ~,FRUNr~ ;'í,'' O~D r·'. srEFírT \V-'\Lllt< \'1. TH'_),-_'-; nd Sanitary Sewer Projects J4,r.':s E. VOYf,J r' A1H.".N F. V,[!;'r: ommission No. 6266 GEORG!": J. SCH¡:::():é"FfF CLIFf-Or:D VI. HAMLLI:j Gentlemen: We are wri ing to report our recommelldations to the City Council on the proposed W ter and Sanitary Sewer Systems. We have re iewed all available information relating to this project and based on th t review, we recommend the City Council order the following work in add tion to the Crooked Lake Area Sanitary Sewer previously ordered: RECOMME DED PROJECT 1. C:onstruc ion of central water works including water well, pumphou e and elevated storage tank $ 546,000 2. Construc ion of watermain to serve Crooked Lake Area and Bunk r Lake Estates Area 534,200 3. Construc sanitary sewer to serve Bunker Lake Estates 281,300 4. Crooked ake Sanitary Sewer (previously ordered) 1,058,900 5. Total estlmated project cost $2,420,400 BASIS FOR ECOMMENDA TION The foIlowin information relating to water and sewage facilities was used as a basis for 0 r recommendations: Andover Mayor and City Council March 24, 1975 Page Two 1. Sanitary Sewage Collection System a. Ther'e has been an increasing number of individual sewage disposal systEim failures in the project area. b. Avoidance of ground and surface water pollution InveStigation of the cause of ground and surface water pollution indicktes that individual disposal systems are the prime contributing facto~ to the degradation of water quality, and that installation of a cent~al sanitary sewage collection system would be necessary to prevt.nt further degradation. (Eugene Hickok and Assoc., Jan. 1971) c. Petitions of property owners The tOll owing statistics were collected from petitions provided by prop rtyowners: ~ For Sewer Against Sewer Mea owcreek 65 (98%) 1 ( 20/0) East Side of Crooked La e 33 (670/0) 16 (33%) Bunk r Lake Estates Ar a 25 (960/0) 1 ( 40/0) To al 123 (870/0) 18 (130/0) The etitions indicate a majority property owners are in favor of the i provements. d. Futu e Develo ment The' roposed system allows existing undeveloped area to be served as it develops in the future. e. Fina cial Considerations The roposed project has been examined by fiscal consultants and it has een determined that project is financially sound and is within bOndrg capacity of the City. We h ve received verbal confirmation from the Farmers' Home Adm~nistration that a long-term, low-interest loan would be available to fi ance the project. 2. Water Su 1 and Distribution S stem a. Wate qualit We h ve conducted a water quality survey which showed two of three shall w wells in the area to be delivering water of unacceptable quali y by Minnesota Department of Health Regulations. A comparison Andover Ma or and City Council March 24, 1975 Page Three of samples tested in 1970 and 1975 showed significant increases b. in nitrate nitrogen; a commc;m indicator of ground water pollution. Water well depth survey We have conducted a well depth survey which showed deep and I shallow wells as follows: I Deep Wells Shall ow Well s Area Mea40wcreek 27 (1000/0) 0 Easiside of Crooked La e 47 ( 700/0) 20 (300/0) Total 74 ( 79%) 20 (21%) It is ~elieved an extended period of time will be necessary to impr~ve ground water quality even after installation of a sanitary sewa e collection system. Water quality tests indicate two out of thfee shallow wells tested had pollution problems and should be drilled deeper. It is logical to assume that almost all the shallow well 1 should be drilled into the deeper aquifer at substantial cost to th property owner. c. Petit'ons and telephone canvas The rllOWing statistics were obtained from petitions provided by prop rty owners and telephone canvasing by City staff: A ea For Water Against Water Mea owcreek 52 (75%) 17 (250/0) East Side of Crooked La e 36 (410/0) 51 (590/0) Bunk r Lake Estates Ar a 23 (92%) 2 ( 80/0) Tot 1 111 (610/0) 70 (39%) This information indicates a majority of the affected property owne s favor the project. d. Fire rotection benefits Insta lation of a central water system is a step towards reduction of fire insurance premiums. With the water system installed and arra gements made with neighboring communities for fire prot~ction service, a reduction of 20 - 300/0 in fire insurance can be e pected by the average homewowner. e. Futu e develo ment The roposed system allows existing undeveloped land to be Andover M yor and City Council March 24,11975 Page Four protided service as development OCCUrS. Sewer and water ava lability are of prime importance in new home financing by fed~ral agencies, and in stimulating local commercial activities which in turn provide employment and widen the tax I base. £. Fin1ncial considerations The~proposed project has been reviewed by fiscal consultants who have found the project to be financially sound and is within the onding capacity of the City. We þave received verbal confirmation from the Farmers' Home Administration that a long-term, low-interest loan would be jvailable to finance the project. We will re iew these recommendations with the City Council at the Special Meeting, Ma rch 24, 1975. Yours very truly, TOLTZ, KING, DUVALL, ANDERSON AND ASSOCIA TES, INCORPORA TED DRK/ll ~n~R&t',g9i~1"-'- cc: Mr. Wa ter Arntzen, Building Official Mrs. arilyn Kappelhoff, Deputy Clerk TKDA TOm, KING, DUVALL, ANDERSON AND ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS 1408 PIONEER 'BUILDING SAINT PAUL, MrNNESOTA 55101 224-7891 R'CHAF:D M. E'':''F:KEF- CI,.\¡~N J. l~Eõ"'TTY DtI_F.;:<":L H. F ;::;.'I(O..·.·'T..::: March 21, 1975 F·::éèERf A. 10'8'<[,-, JA'.~'::S C. ~~'JTE~J "'!"'JDT J. DUVA:""L HUC;O G. E~;!CK:;':::>'~ \V!LLlA'.1 J. FI:::YC-,EFi ,-'jYC;:: fl. HA~I'-: N sr["~'H"N M. HAhfLE1' CLlFFO':CJ L JC·H~'~<I. L'u_^JA'r:--": R. "'_.11'0'1". Chairman and City Council J. TH'Y,1.-\3 1<';--,< Honorable T'AV!!1 \'J. I"_JH~V;CLr:: '\. r;~p.~ LtrL,Î{OU,; City of Andover, Minnesota r,:'h-::E-¡OT T. r~',Ln \j!::', P~'=Hâr:_O D. r·" ~.K~~ LfCO~J.:>'.:-::D G. n,LLEF \.vAY~·'~ A. <-,I '-._ N Re: Well Survey and Water Quality L'UA:';J,~ T. - J-. '_~-! f.:I_:r)':)Lí-H I'. PÞ.1Te::o Investigation for the Crooked Lake Area F>,,::::.:r F. r,y,rí( 'i'/ILLI."-.;,! T. ~ H,,-;":~CP.:\r "'.:-'F_ J. ·'~"LI~~·-:; Andover, Minnesota AF."OLLJ t." ~r.Et-FEC V:"LTLi-: \:. TH'.:""[ Comm. No. 6266 J';',1'::S E. VÙÌ'FN n':'TH.lI,"J F. .....'=-,;::1'. Gentlemen: G~C""-:;E J. ,CH¡:;0FFF~h CLlFFO"-:L) \v. HÞ."~[~I:; We re writing to supply additional information on the proposed Water Sup 1y and Distribution System for the Crooked Lake and Bunker Lake Estates ar as in the City of Andover. We ave conducted a telephone canvas of the property owners in this area to ob ain information on well depths and water quality, and we have collected water sam 1es for analysis by the State Department of Health. The esults of the well-depth survey are shown on the attached forms. A tabulate listing of this survey is as follows: Num er of homeowners contacted 100 Num er of deep wells 73':' (780/0) Num er of shallow wells 21* (220/0) * Th number of wells does not total 100 because several homeowners did not kn w the depth of their well. The ttached Figure No. 1 shows the deep and shallow well locations as determ' ned by our telephone survey. Well water samples were obtained from sixteen (16) locations selected to be repr sentative of both deep and shallow wells in the Crooked Lake Area. The attach d Figure No. 2 shows the sampled well locations. I City Counci of Andover MHoh 21, 1''' Page Two The results of the laboratory analysis showed fourteen (14) of the wells to be of acceptabl~ sanitary quality. 'IWo of the wells showed significant concentrations of nitrate ni rogen. Both of these wells were shallow and were located on the East Side of Crooked Lake near Coon Creek. Figure No. 2 shows the locations of those two we lls. The Minnesota Department of Health Water Analysis Report sent to these two homeownersl contained these comments: "A Si:}ificant concentration of nitrate was found in this sample. Nitrates can occur natur lly, and may have no sanitary significance. However, if this well is located inl a community type area where sewage is disposed of through soil absorption systems and where there is more than about one house per acre of ground, or i1f the well is located so that it draws water from limestone or similar broken rock formations, the presence of nitrates must be regarded as evidence of contaminati n, and corrections should be made in the supply. If, however, the well is located in a rural area. and there is no other evidence of contamination, the nitrate level should be checked semi-annually. A continuous increase over a period of time is e idence of contamination. " The a erage density of development in this area is .83 acres per home. According t the Department of Health comments, the presence of nitrate nitrogen in these wat r systems may be regarded as evidence of contamination by effluent from individ al soil absorption systems. A rep rt on Crooked Lake Area water quality was completed in January, 1971, by Eugene A Hickok and Associates. Several wells in the area were sampled at that tirn e , and w have included two of those wells in our current samples ,to determine if any chang s in water quality have occurred during the past four years. The w ter obtained for testing from the deep well at the Crooked Lake School showed only inor fluctuations in chemical composition over the five year period. The water s mple obtained from the James Junker Residence, a shallow well, showed nitra e nitrogen concentrations had increased from 1.6 ppm in 1970 to 7. 1 ppm in 1 75. An increase of this magnitude is strong evidence of contamination by individual sanitary sewage disposal systems. City Counc 1 of Andover March 21, 1975 Page Thre We will discuss the significance of the well depth survey and the water analysis informatio at the Special Council Meeting on March 24, 1975. Very truly yours, TOLTZ, KING, DUVALL, ANDERSON AND ASSOCIA TES, IN CORPORA TED ~Pl~~~~ DRK:mn cc: Mr. alter Arntzen, Building Official Mr. ary England, Department of Health ! - I CROOKED LAKE AREA WELL SURVEY page 1 I I WELL TYPE fAVOR PARCEL OWNER PHONE DEPTH WATER ffiOBLEMS WATER SHAL. DEEP S 1/2}EC. 33 EX. PATTED AREAS 5550, George lA. Adolfson 6150 3331 B nker Lake Blvd. 421-4304 Anoka,IMN. 55303 5560 Theodore M. Lachenski No # 13545 ynquil St. NW X NO Anoka, MN. 55303 6370,6390 6410 5570,5640 R & H jonstruction 6290,6220 5940 5926 5920 5720,5810,5850 5900 6330,6240 5960 5927 5922 5750,5820,5880 5905 5580, 51,70 2355 S. Coon Crk Dr. 6350,6250 5965 5928 5923 5760,5830,5890 5910 56l0,5680 5630,5710 Anoka, MN. 55303 6360,6270 5970 5935 5925 5770, 5840, 5895 5915 5590 I RaymoJd J. Holasz, Sr. 13600 eather 421-9083 Anoka, IMN. 55303 51,50 ' I ROdeTlJk J. Ashton 13625 eather 427-1361 X 196 NO ? Anoka, MN. 55303 J660 Ronald FOlff 11520 E¡ldorado No # Vacant Lot Anoka. MN. 55303 5620 Michaell C. Holderbach 13558 Heather 421-8564 X 200 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 5690 Philip C . R osar 13537 H ~ather 427-5847 A noka, viN. 55303 5730 Lawrenc e M. Brewster 13468 H a ther St. NW 427-4822 X 200 NO NO Anoka, viN. 55303 5740 Curtis E . Ames 13517H ather 421-8244 X 110 NO YES Anoka, viN. 55303 5780 Jerry W Genrich 13609 H ather St. NW 421-3479 X 150 NO NO Coon Fa pids, MN. 55433 -790 C. Thon as Austin 13609 H ather St. NW 421-2689 X 100 NO NO Coon Ra þids, MN. 55433 5860 William t' Young 3149 - 16th Ave. NW 427-6084 X 290 NO NO ¡ A noka, N. 55303 -- ..--- . I-----~ - - ,- - I I CROOKED LAKE AREA WELL SURVEY pr:lge 2 I WELL TYPE FAVOR PARCEL OWNER PHONE DEPTH WATER ffiOBLEMS WATER SHAL, DEEP 5870 Michael L. Phillippi 3162 -¡36th Ave. NW No # X 290 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 I 5921 Roger W. Sampson 13558 10nquil 421-0157 X 216 NO NO Anoka,IMN. 55303 5924 Norma1 L. Myhre 13528 Jonquil 421-4852 X 200 NO NO Anoka,!MN. 55303 5929 MichaelR. Keene 3137 N 135 Ln. 427-9468 X 100 NO NO Anoka, IMN. 55303 5930 Vernon IL. Barkuloo No Addìess No # 5945 Jon A. þaw 13609 J nquil 421-2436 X 200 NO NO Anoka, N. 55303 150 Eugene ~. Stroinski 13616 Heather 421-9315 NO A noka, MN. 55303 5955 Douglas M. Stockamp 13616 J nquil 427-4179 NO ? A noka, ItfN. 55303 (,010 Elray R Fertig 1 3447 H ather 421-7187 Anoka, ItfN. 55303 ')11 Wal<¡"m r C. And"rson 1144S II alher 427-3056 X YES Anoka, ItfN. 55303 6110 Gerhard H. Nickel 818 Elm 427-2124 X 90 NO ? A noka, .iN. 55303 6120 Dean M. Ke lle r 13404 Jo nquil 421-7264 X 256 NO YES A noka, >iN. 55303 -30 Brook P Adolfson 13406 H~ ther 421-7829 X NO ? Anoka, N. 55303 6155 James Dee Minor 13448 Htther 427-1203 X 285 NO ? Anoka N. 55303 - I CROOKED LAKE AREA WELL SURVEY pa gc 3 I WELL TYPE FAVOR PARCEL OWNER PHONE DEPTH WATER ffiOBLEMS SHAL, DEEP WATER 6160 Roger Eugene Austin - l34181eather 421-7253 X 200 NO ? Anoka, MN. 55303 6180 Stanley Stoltman 13434 J~nqUil 421-9590 X 265 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 6190 GOrdO~G. Gwinn 13365 cather St. NW 427-4364 X 290 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 6210 I Adolphson Peterson, Inc. 6701 wj23rd St. 544-1561 Mpls., ,MN. 55426 6230 Ralph J. Anderson I 421-7669 X 320 NO YES 13428 Heather St. NW Anoka, MN. 55303 6260 Roger t Butalla 13345 J nquil NW 421-8446 X 340 NO NO Anoka, N. 55303 ,JOO MarjOri~ H. Weise Box 784 - c/o J. Weise No # Anoka, N. 55303 6310 James} . Larson 13315 N N' Lily 421-5733 X 250 NO NO Anoka, '.1N. 55303 6315 William F. Lattery, Jr. 13414 Jc nquil 421-7406 X 325 NO NO A noka, fAN. 55303 6320 Dick Gr gor Country ide Trailor No # North n anch, MN. 55056 1>12 S Donald I . Obremski 13424 Jonquil 421-1216 X 335 NO NO Anoka, " ÆN. 55303 1>140 Michac I T. McDunn 13454 Jo nquil 421-9117 X 270 NO YES Anoka, ÆN. 55303 "80 Gerald '.1. Picles 13439 J mquil 427-7377 X NO NO Anoka, !MN. 55303 6420 David d. Grider I 13435 Heather 427-3685 I Anoka, ,MN. 55303 -, ,., I I CROOKED LAKE AREA WELL SURVEY p~ge 4 I WELL TYPE FAVOR PARCEL OWNER PHONE DEPTH WATER ffiOBLEMS WATER SHAL, DEEP 6430 Elmer P. Israelson, Jr. 445 c1etin Ave. S. No # Anoka MN. 55303 5922 Edware F. Lintner 13548 {onQUi! 427-8995 Anoka MN. 55303 (5922) Levan F. Lanning No # 4710 crookjd Lake Elem. School 4720 755-4020 I CROOKED LAKE AREA WELL SURVEY n~0E' 5 I WELL TYPE FAVOR PARCEL OWNER PHONE DEPTH WATER ffiOBLEMS WATER SHAL. DEEP I LAKEfEW TERRACE 200 Dale Jf Scott 2856 Bunker Lake NW 757-3240 X NO NO Anoka,l MN. 55303 I 300 StevenrA. Turbenson 13635 ladiola 755-7941 X 125 NO YES Anoka, MN. 55303 600 Louis rPPlebY 800 13625 ladiola St. 755_4555 X 200 NO YES Anoka, MN. 55303 lOlO John R? Ward 13611 ladiola St. 755.4491 X 214 NO YES Anoka, MN. 55303 1255 James D. Hutton 3958 - 10th Lane 421-5780 Vacant Lot Anoka, MN. 55303 .256 Richa~r A. Dorsey 13565 ladiola 755-4941 X 200 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 1590 Kennet ~ G. Jensen 13553 ( ladiola , 755-7245 A noka, MN. 55303 [(,[0 Lowell T. Kutches 2859 - 135th Lane NW 757-5358 X 192 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 l620 Robert Eugene Jensen 2849 - 35th Lane NW 755-4490 ? NO Anoka, MN. 55303 1800 Claren e H. Smith 13624 ( rkd Lake Blvd. 757-5865 Anoka, MN. 55303 2000 Frank ( . Bentley 13610 C rkd Lake Blvd. 757·?301 X 200 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 , 200 Ralph J . Sanborn 13563 F1idelweiss 755-4552 X 80 NO NO Anoka MN. 55303 2220 HOber1bene Blaine 13562 rkd Lake Blvd. 755-7576 Anoka, MN. 55303 , CROOKED LAKE AREA WELL SURVEY pa ~e 6 I WELL TYPE FAVOR PARCEL OWNER PHONE DEPTH WATER ffiOBLEMS SHAL. DEEP WATER 2410 Willia+ B. Lawson 13551 £idelweiss 755-4913 ? ? NO YES Anoka,1 MN. 55303 2430 Thomak J. Stevenson , 755-7165 13550 frkd Lake Blvd. ? ? NO YES Anoka, MN. 55303 2605 I Egon H. Pearson , 13540 irkd Lake Blvd. 755-4550 X 80 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 I 2650 Pichard J. Carlson 2837 -11 35th Lane NW 755-4340 X 100 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 2810 Arthuric, Sloth 13624 ladiola 755-3792 X 200 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 3400 Lloyd l' Sampson 13608 ladiola. 755-2165 ? ? NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 3600 Pichar1 L. McFeters 13558 ladiola St. NW 755-3580 X 224 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 3800 Robert H. Mansk 13554 ( lacJiola St. NW 755-4556 X 169 NO NO A noka, MN. 55303 ----" - --- ---~ - I CROOKED LAKE AREA WELL SURVEY P" ge 7 I WELL TYPE FAVOR PARCEL OWNER PHONE DEPTH WATER rnOBLEMS WATER SHAL. DEEP LUND1PEN ADDITION I 10 Gary f Picotte 13418 rkd Lake Blvd. 755-7943 X 200 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 50 I Jacob f' Lundgren 13336 ladiola 755-1410 ? ? NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 100 Lawreice H. Qualen 2829 - l34th Ave. NW 755-1123 X 200 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 150 carol~ L. Johnson 2223 I ving Ave. N 521-5273 MPls., MN. 55411 200 PiCharf E. Larson 2849 - 134th Ave. NW 755-1921 X NO YES Anoka MN. 55303 250 David ~. Stenger 13365 ladiola 755-1085 X 50 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 300 P onald L. Schara 13355 ;Iadiola 755-2221 X NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 350,1600 Jacob . Lundgren 400,1650 l3336 ~Iadiola 755-1410 NO 500 1050 A noka, MN. 55303 450 Elsie I . Kerr 33 Inne r Dr. Apt. 49 454-l72l X 100 NO NO St. Pa I, MN. 55116 600 Fores t W. Medin 13316 ( ladiola 757-5282 X 30 NO YES Anoka, MN. 55303 I 650 1 Donald Taylor 113306 C ladiola 425-7121 ? ? NO YES Anoka, MN 55303 00 Dougla R. Mitchell 133381idelweiss 757-5391 Anoka, MN. 55303 750 ThomaJ F. Jungwirth I 150 13328 ìidelweiSS 757-5314 X NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 , CROOKED LAKE AREA WELL SURVEY pe ge 8 I WELL TYPE FAVOR PARCEL OWNER PHONE DEPTH WATER rnOBLEMS SHAL, DEEP WATER 800 Charljs L. Rustad No # 850 I John l' Halloran No # 900 I Leona~ H. Blaser 13307 ladiola 757-5333 X 100 NO NO Anoka MN. 55303 1000 I Jacob f' Lundgren 13327 ladiola ? X 201 NO NO Anoka MN. 55303 1100 Ronalj J. Kalla 2814 - 134thAve. NW 757-5336 X 80 NO ? Anoka MN. 55303 1150 Wm. J ordan 13330 ::rooked Lake Blvd. 757-5776 X NO ? Anoka, MN. 55303 1200 Gary 1< . Longbella 13320 ::rkd. Lake Blvd. 755-7219 X 120 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 1250 Jerry \1ater 2813 - l33rd Ave. NW 757-5318 Anoka, MN. 55303 l300 Edwar I H. Randall 2827-1 33rd Ave. NW 757-5200 X NO YES Anoka, MN. 55303 l350 Micha, 1 C. Linder 2828 - 134th Ave. NW 757-5316 Anoka, MN. 55303 1400 Roger \1. Junglen 13339 idelweiss 757-5353 A noka, MN. 55303 1450 Myron D. Thompson No # 500 John J Martinek 13318 f;jdelweiss 755-2631 X 150 NO YES Anoka.1 MN. 55303 [')50 Kieth j' Mundinger 2841 - 133rd Ave. NW 757-5225 X 117 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 . - I CROOKED LAKE AREA WELL SURVEY page 9 I WELL TYPE FAVOR PARCEL OWNER PHONE DEPTH WATER ffiOBLEMS WATER SHAL. DEEP 1 KEMP\'S ADDITION , 10 John JeSley Green, Jr. 2811 - l35th Ave. NW 757-5662 X 150 NO NO Anoka MN. 55303 100 James R. Lentner No # X 140 YES YES , 200 Kenneth A. Yocum 2835 _¡135th Ave. NW 757-5906 X 217 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 300 John R. Hegstrom 2847 - 135th Ave. NW 757-5521 X 192 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 400 Albert Johnson 2859 - l35th Ave. NW 757-5501 X NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 . ~OO I Gary Nas lund 2871 -]135th Ave. NW 755-1061 X 200 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 600 Bruce ohnson 13509 ( ladiola 755-1088 Anoka, MN. 55303 , I CROOKED LAKE AREA WELL SURVEY pa ge 10 I WELL TYPE FAVOR PARCEL OWNER PHONE DEPTH WATER ffiOBLEMS WATER SHAL DEEP EAST~ROOK ADDITION \ 10 John gennis. Jr. Barbaìa J. Baucom 755-1838 50 Craig pordon Suzanne M. Carlson No # I t68 Francis G. Rootes 300 13423 frOOked Lake Blvd. 755-1109 ? 350 Anoka, MN. 55303 150 G. Thjmas Bedell 2725 - 134th Lane NW 755-3320 Anoka, MN. 55303 200 orvillj L. Temple 250 2705 - 134th Lane NW 755-2539 X 150 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 500 Eldon À. Miller 2732 -1134 Lane NW 755-1152 X 18 NO YES Anoka, MN. 55303 555 Leslie M. J. Hughes 2720 - l34th Lane NW 755-4901 X 100 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 600 Jackie A. Esler 2704 - 134th Lane NW 755-1072 X 100 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 , - I " - CROOKED LAKE AREA WELL SURVEY n,Of' II I WELL TYPE FAVOR PARCEL OWNER PHONE DEPTH WATER ffiOBLEMS SHAL. DEEP WATER AUD. rUB #]37 ]0 I Georgi J. Pantsan No # 30 ROberj R. Gahlon 3115 - 43rd Ave. S No # Mpls.. MN. 55406 500 Dean ~mb]eton 2708 B nker Lake Blvd. No # Anoka, MN. 55303 700 Ray Dl Bardwell 10160 ulep Trail N. 433-3496 Scandi . MN. 55073 , , 720 RObert~ee Horn 710 2732 Nr Bunker Lake Blvd. 757-6128 Anoka. MN. 55303 ¿ooo Henry f' Jirasek 13563 rooked Lake Blvd. 755-4551 X 35 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 2090 James ~. Junker 13503 ( rooked Lake Blvd. 757-5462 X NO YES Anoka, MN. 55303 2100 Henry Ie. Sheppard 8819 Ja ckson St. NE 784-1826 Mpls. . MN. 55434 2160 Willian C. Swanson 13453 C rooked Lake Blvd. 755-3621 X 22 NO YES Anoka, MN. 55303 2220 George R. Lefler No # X 14 NO YES 2690 Constan tine V. Vensas 2H40 13361 A rrowhead NW 757-4931 X 20 NO ? Anoka, MN. 55303 700 .Terom(-~ Otte ns lroe r ! 340') C rookcd Lake Blvd. 755-1073 , Anoka. MN. 55303 2740 Audrey r' Kaufman No # - , ~ - --- - I CROOKED LAKE AREA WELL SURVEY p. ge P I WELL TYPE FAVOR PARCEL OWNER PHONE DEPTH WATER ffiOBLEMS SHAL. DEEP WATER 2760 Douglás E. Frye 2721 -I 134th Ave. NW 757-4741 X 25 YES YES Anoka MN. 55303 2780 Leonatd K. Rahn No # 2800 Earl~. Frey 2657-r4th Ave. NW 757-4861 Anoka MN. 55303 3040 StePha~ J. Nemeth 2900 13325 rooked Lk Blvd N>V 757-5786 X 160 NO YES 2945 Anoka, MN. 55303 2910 I Duane 1M. Engels No # 2930 Milo J David 16 2734 - 134th Ave. NW 757-4930 X TO NO YES Anoka, MN. 55303 18 2960 Donald L. Egge 2706 - 134th Ave. NW 757-4740 Anoka, MN. 55303 2980 Charle A. Byrd 2658 - 134th Ave. NW 757-5231 X 120 NO YES Anoka, MN. 55303 3000 Holley Leibold 13339 roowhead 755-7192 X 150 NO YES Anoka, MN. 55303 3270 C Ie tus ",. Kroll 3015 13303, rrowhead 757-3300 NO YES Anoka, MN. 55303 3080 Gerald A. Anderson X 2739 - 33rd Lane 757-7340 10': X 246 NO YES Anoka, MN. 55303 IS' 3100 Alfred ). Jensen 2723-l 3rd Lane NW 755-1487 X 20 NO ? Anoka, MN. 55303 120 Paul A. Given No # 3140 Ronald ~. Empey 35 2659 - 33rd Ave. NW 757-4846 X TO NO YES Anoka, MN. 55303 SO I CROOKED LAKE AREA WELL SURVEY ppge 13 I WELL TYPE FAVOR PARCEL OWNER PHONE DEPTH WATER ffiOBLEMS SHAL, DEEP WATER 3160 Curtis Wingnes s 13323 jrrOWhead 757-4805 X 18 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 , 3200 Irvin,. Olson 2730 - 133rd Lane NW 757-4921 X 270 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 3220 Norbe~t J. Tempel 2714 -¡133rd Lane NW 757-4732 Anoka, MN. 55303 3240 Eugenj H. Boos , 2660 - 133rd Lane NW 757-4880 X 250 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 3260 Ino D. Bogema No # 3360 Math Dahlheimer No # 3400 Franci G. Rootes 13325 ( rooked Lake Blvd. 755-1109 X ? NO ? Anoka, MN. 55303 , I - - CROOKED LAKE AREA WELL SURVEY pa ge 14 I WELL TYPE FAVOR PARCEL OWNER PHONE DEPTH WATER ffiOBLEMS SHAL. DEEP WATER " AUD SUB #102 \ 50 Bruce fhristensen 2944 Bunker Lake Blvd. N No # Anoka, MN. 55303 100 Roland K. Clark No # 250 Eugenel Hartman 2930 Bunker Lake Blvd. 757-7191 Anoka,IMN. 55303 2280 Robert R. Gahlon 2550 3115 - 43rd Ave. S. No # Mpls·,IMN. 55406 2450 Charle1 A. Veiman 13646 rooked Lake Blvd. 757-2520 Anoka, MN. 55303 _800 Lavone W. Heien No # 2820 Marvin A. Schnickels 13526 ( rooked Lake Blvd. 757-5430 X ? NO YES Anoka, MN. 55303 2830 Wayne ordes No # , 2850 Lawren e F. Schwartz No # 2860 David N . Kissel No # , 2870 Lester ". McLaughlin 2868 - 1 35th Lane NW 757-5313 X 140 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 880 John A. Abrahmson No # -'ll~O Stephan G Kemeth 13325 Cooked Lk Blvd. NW 757-5786 Anoka, N. 55303 . ..-- ._-- - I ! CROOKED LAKE AREA WELL SURVEY na 'e 1 5 I I WELL TYPE FAVOR PARCEL OWNER PHONE DEPTH WATER ffiOBLEMS WATER SHAL. DEEP 3550 I Norber J. Tempel 4050 2714 - 133rd Lane NW 757-4732 X 250 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 4575 Leona':d V. McLaughlin 5055 2722 - 134th Ave. NW (427-3386) Anoka, MN. 55303 4580 Richarg D. Degardner 13522 1adiola 755-2195 X 200 NO YES Anoka,1 MN. 55303 , 5870 Carol Dahl , 5050 13514 G1adi01a St. NW 757-4902 X 180 NO NO 5860 Anoka.1 MN. 55303 5865 Thomak G. Funk , 13504 Gladiola 757-4932 X 208 NO NO Anoka,l MN. 55303 7250 Melvi~1Peterson 13430 rooked Lk Blvd. N¥ 757-5872 X 25 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 7260 Ludwir.,l,a C. Lohse 1342811adiola 757-2676 X 22 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 7270 Marvin J. Peterson 1 3450 ( ladiola (881-8560) X 20 NO NO Anoka, MN. 55303 7280 Alfred ~. Bergsten No # 7290 David VI . Wiatrak 13440 G ladiola 757-4901 X 250 NO NO A noka, MN. 55303 - . ~ r , .\1:i,~' , - -- I CROO:<EO i LAKE I w~~o.. ) SCHOOL i: c·u. - I :~~~',~~' i " , ... ,..-..-. . ------.--._- u- " \ \ , I , '~ , ,~ I Ç) j ::..,>0- & \j . ,4"..)). I ....J.T..,L -- <IT LEGEND FIGURE NO. I o DEEP ELL WELL DEPTH SURVEY -SHALl.! W WELL CROOKED LAKE AREA . , . ~P¡ -- ~ --~ , 'I I ::"u'; ."___ _, _u ,j \/~,~::;,,,~:. ~~~;~ "0. _. "-.,; , - --. ---~ ....1- _~--'.. -,:' I I ~y-_.- _.- ..-.----. - . ----;! - ~. , '" ) ~~ J'- / ----¥2.jj.~-- ---...-- , . ·...·1 --...¡ - .' -- , CROOl<ED I LUE \ ' ïl ~- SCJOOL _' '\ " ' ,"'DO_ I '~"-'" I '.U. '- \ .~"". ~ ~. (......c~ ......... ; , ' " - _n__ I I , I " '--.J I , ...... -, I , u~ ,III ! '''--i I i , '-'__ c - , l- I I I I ~ ,u,~~-t -"--- - , ¡'UU ,__ I c--; "t -, -.¡ , I ~ i ~ J J ~ ~, - t ',-j -- ---. __~_ 34, ~ ~-- ~' . EUS . FIGURE NO.2 . WEUS 0 WEUS SHOWING HIGH WATER QUAUTY INVESTIGATION NITRAT NITROGEN CROOKED LAKE AREA CITY OF ANDOVER MARCH 21,1915