On the agenda: Wyoming City Council — Data Center (Jan 5)

AGENDA
CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING
CITY OF WYOMING, MINNESOTA
JANUARY 5, 2021
7:00 PM

CALL TO ORDER:
CALL OF ROLL:
DETERMINATION OF A QUORUM:
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
SWEARING IN OF ELECTED MAYOR AND COUNCILMEMBERS
SWEARING IN OF POLICE OFFICER ALLISON EDWARDS
ANNUAL MEETING
1. Designate Official Newspaper for 2020- Forest Lake Times- Resolution 21-01-01
2. Designate Official Depository for City Funds for 2020- Resolution 21-01-02
3. Elect an Acting Mayor to serve in absence of Mayor during 2021-(Minn. Stat.412.121)
4. Review Council Appointments to Boards, Commissions, Committees and Boards of
Trustees of Fire Department Relief Associations- Resolution 21-01-03
5. Establishing 2021 regular meeting nights of the City Council of the City of Wyoming and
Budget Calendar for 2022 Budget
6. Set Annual Fee for City Services for 2021- Resolution 21-01-04
OPEN FORUM:
“An opportunity for members of the public to address the City Council on items on/or not on the
current agenda. Items requiring Council action maybe deferred to staff or Boards and
Commissions for research and future Council Agendas if appropriate. You will be limited to
three (3) minutes and we ask that you conduct yourself in a professional, courteous manner,
and refrain from the use of profanity. Failure to abide by this policy may result in the loss of your
privilege to speak”.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
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7. Consider approving the minutes of the “Regular Meeting” of the Wyoming, Minnesota City
Council for December 15, 2020

8. Consider approving the minutes of the “Special Meeting” of the Wyoming, Minnesota City
Council for December 22, 2020

SCHEDULED BID LETTINGS:
SCHEDULED PUBLIC HEARINGS:
CONSENT AGENDA:
Items under the “Consent Agenda” will be adopted with one motion; however, council members
may request individual items to be pulled from the consent agenda for discussion and action if
they choose.
9. To consider Resolution 21-01-05 a resolution accepting a donation to the city from WSB
Engineer for the donation of $700.00 for the 4th Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony at Railroad
Park on December 5th, 2020

10. To consider Resolution 21-01-06 a resolution accepting a donation to the city from WSB
Engineer for the donation of $300.00 for No Hunger November City of Wyoming Food Drive
11. To consider Resolution 21-01-07 a resolution accepting a donation to the city from Xcel
Energy for the donation of $500.00 for the 4th Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony at Railroad
Park on December 5th, 2020
12. Consider authorizing payment of recommended bills, payroll and Journal Entries for the
period of December 16, 2020 through January 5, 2021
ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF REPORTS OF OFFICERS, BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND
DEPARTMENT HEADS:
13. Report of the Public Safety Director, Paul Hoppe for, January 5th, 2021
14. Report of City Building Official, Fred Weck, IV for, January 5th, 2021
15. Report of City Attorney Tom Loonan for January 5th, 2021
16. Report of City Engineer, Mark Erichson for, January 5th, 2021
17. Report of Public Works Superintendent Chuck Almhjeld for January 5th, 2021
COMMUNICATIONS:
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18. Joe Triplett, Chisago County Engineer/Public Works Director Hwy 8 Update
OLD BUSINESS:
NEW BUSINESS:
19. To consider starting the hiring process for a Full-Time Maintenance Worker 1 Position.
20. To consider a Wyoming City Council Work session meeting on January 13, 2020 at 6:00PM
to discuss the City of Wyoming Long Term Plan, Franchise Fees, Wold Architects Needs
Assessment and the 2021 East Viking Blvd Utility Project
COUNCIL REPORTS:
ADJOURN

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RESOLUTION NO. 21-01-01
A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING THE FOREST LAKE TIMES THE OFFICIAL
NEWSPAPER FOR THE CITY OF WYOMING FOR THE YEAR 2021
WHEREAS, in accordance with Minnesota State Statute 412.831 the City of
Wyoming is required to designate a newspaper of general circulation as its official
newspaper; and
WHEREAS, the designated newspaper is where the City will publish ordinances
and other matters as required by law; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Wyoming desires to designate the
official newspaper for the City.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED the Wyoming City Council hereby
designates the Forest Lake Times as the official newspaper for the City of
Wyoming for the calendar year 2021 or until such time as a new official newspaper
is duly designated.
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WYOMING THIS 5th
DAY OF JANUARY, 2021.
CITY OF WYOMING
By:
Lisa Iverson, Mayor
ATTEST:
___________________________________
Robb Linwood, City Administrator/Clerk

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RESOLUTION NO. 21-01-02
A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING THE OFFICIAL DEPOSITORIES FOR THE CITY
OF WYOMING FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 2021
WHEREAS, in accordance with Minnesota State Statute 427.01-.12 the City of
Wyoming is required to designate an official depository; and
WHEREAS, the designated official depository is where the City of Wyoming will conduct
its banking; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Wyoming desires to designate the official
depositories for the City.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED the Wyoming City Council hereby designates
the following as the official depositories for the City of Wyoming until such time as a new
official depository is duly designated:
First State Bank of Wyoming – Wyoming, Minnesota
Prudent Man Advisors (PMA)
RBC Wealth Management/Dain Rauscher
4M Fund
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WYOMING THIS 5th DAY OF
JANUARY, 2021.
CITY OF WYOMING
By:

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Lisa Iverson, Mayor

ATTEST:
___________________________________
Robb Linwood, City Administrator/Clerk

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Request for Council Action
Date: December 31, 2020
Presented to: Mayor Iverson and City Council Members
Presented by: City Administrator Linwood
Department: Administration
Reference: Annual Meeting Item
Method: New Business
Background Information: It is necessary per state statute to elect an Acting Mayor to serve in absence of Mayor during
2021 – (Minn. Stat. 412.121)

Request: To make a motion an elect a council member to the position of acting mayor for the City of Wyoming in 2021.

CITY OF WYOMING
P.O. Box 188, 26885 Forest Blvd., Wyoming, MN 55092
Phone: 651-462-0575 Fax: 651-462-0576

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December 23, 2020

Mr. Robb Linwood
Administrator
City of Wyoming
26885 Forest Blvd
P.O. Box 188
Wyoming, MN 55092
Dear Mr. Linwood,
I would like to express my interest in continuing to serve the citizens of Wyoming as a member
of the City’s Planning Commission.
My tenure as a member of the Planning Commission began in September 2007 with the Town
Board’s appointment to the Town of Wyoming Planning Commission. I was subsequently reappointed to serve on the City Planning Commission in 2009. In 2011, I was appointed to serve
as the City’s liaison to the Comfort Lake Forest Lake Watershed District.
During my tenure as a member of the Planning Commission, I have contributed to the
preparation and approval of the City’s Comprehensive Plan, updated zoning ordinances, the
Comprehensive Water and Sewer Plan and the Comprehensive Water Resources Management
Plan as well as multiple development reviews and planning/zoning issues. I still have a
considerable amount to learn regarding the fine points of issues that will come before the
planning commission. However, I believe that my professional experience will allow me to
contribute to good decisions, with the assistance of staff and fellow commissioners.
My individual qualifications include the following:
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Resident of the City from 1993 – present
Registered Professional Civil Engineer - retired
36 years of experience working as a consultant in the public sector on planning and
implementing infrastructure improvements, ordinances and natural resources protection
strategies.
Prepared several zoning ordinances including shoreland, flood plain, ground water and
wetlands protection.
Familiarity with municipal financing alternatives, including grants and storm water utility
funding.

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Mr. Robb Linwood
December 23, 2020
In summary, I look forward to your thoughtful consideration of my application to continue to
serve on the City’s Planning Commission and as Watershed Liaison. Our current Planning
Commission includes many talented individuals and I am confident, whether I am chosen or not,
that the City will be well served in 2020 and beyond. Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,

Mark L. Lobermeier
25124 Firefly Avenue
Wyoming, MN 55092
651.464.6547

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December 17, 2020

Mayor Iverson & City Council Members
City of Wyoming, Minnesota
26885 Forest Boulevard
P.O. Box 188
Wyoming, MN 55092
RE:

Reappointment to the City of Wyoming Planning Commission
Term Beginning 2021

Dear Mayor and City Council Members:
Please accept this letter of interest to be reappointed to the City of Wyoming Planning
Commission. I joined the planning commission as an act of service, to learn more about city
planning process, and contribute to the thoughtful growth of our city. I take my role on the
planning commission seriously and enjoy preparing and participating in meetings. It has been a
pleasure working with the planning commission members and city staff. I look forward to a
productive 2021 where we will again meet in-person and complete our draft revisions to the
comprehensive plan.
I am willing and able to fulfill another term as planning commission member if you choose to
reappoint me. If you have questions or concerns regarding my reappointment, I encourage you
to contact me.
Sincerely,
Bryan Murdock
[email protected]
651-303-1124

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Hi Kelly (and to whom it may concern),
My name is Heather Vandenheuvel and I am a relatively new resident of Wyoming. I am a mom and a
social worker, and am interested in the position on the Park Advisory Commission for several reasons. I
want to be connected and involved in my community, and this could be one really great way to do so. As
a resident and taxpayer, I certainly have a desire to be fiscally responsible and a good steward of
available resources. I also know that providing safe park facilities for our kids is incredibly important to
their wellbeing.
I also believe strongly in the importance of inclusion and diversity. I would like to see Wyoming parks go
beyond simple ADA compliance and strive for the development of parks that are accessible and
welcoming to children of all abilities. This is a huge draw for families who struggle to support their
children's development, and want to find opportunities to help them engage with their peers in a
meaningful way. There are several amazing parks in the Twin Cities metro, but having a fully inclusive
park would help to increase the visibility of Wyoming, and potentially give a boost to local businesses.
Park accessibility is a huge priority for me.
One other thing I will share: I live near Fireside Park and really appreciate the educational component of
the butterfly and pollination project and corresponding signage, and look forward to learning more
about future, similar plans for this and other local parks. I hope to hear from you, and thank you for your
consideration.
Heather Vandenheuvel

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Angie Schilling
6158 Forest Blvd. Trl. Wyoming, MN 55092
Cell: 651-470-5885 Email:[email protected]
12/30/2020
City of Wyoming
26885 Forest Blvd
Wyoming, MN 55092

RE: Park Advisory Commission

Kelly,

I would love to be reappointed to the Park Advisory Commission for a full term. I am very interested in the
position. I understand that the first appointment was on an expiring term and would love continue on with the
commission.
Thank you, in advance, for your consideration.
Best regards,

Angie Schilling

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RESOLUTION NO. 21-01-03
A RESOLUTION MAKING APPOINTMENTS TO BOARDS AND
COMMISSIONS COMMITTEES AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF FIRE
DEPARTMENT VOLUNTEER RELIEF ASSOCIATION – FOR 2021
WHEREAS, the Wyoming City Council is required to make various appointments
to Boards and Commissions for purposes of conducting City business.
WHEREAS, The Wyoming City Council shall ratify the appointments made based
on the recommendations received according to the bylaws of the various Boards
and Commissions for purposes of representing the City Council and its policies.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the Wyoming City Council appointments
to various Boards, and as shown in the attached “Exhibit A” for calendar year
2021.
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WYOMING THIS 5th
DAY OF JANUARY, 2021.
CITY OF WYOMING

By:
Lisa Iverson, Mayor
ATTEST:

___________________________________
Robb Linwood, City Administrator/Clerk

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Exhibit A
Acting Mayor
Library Society Liaison
Sewer Commissioner
Sewer Commissioner
Sewer Commissioner Alternate
EDA Member
EDA Member
Planning Commission Liaison
Rush Line Representative
Watershed District Representative
Park Advisory Commission
Fire Relief Association
Fire Relief Association
Fire Relief Association
Emergency Services Officer
Highway 8 Task Force
Joint Park/Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Mark Lobermeier
Bryan Murdock
Park and Recreation Board
Angie Schilling
Heather Vandenheuvel
EDA
None

Claire Luger
Wyoming Area Library Disbanded
Linda Nanko Yeager
Dennis Schilling
Claire Luger
Lisa Iverson
Dennis Schilling
Brett Ohnstad
TBD
OPEN
Claire Luger
Lisa Iverson
Robb Linwood
Jesse Milligan
Paul Hoppe
Lisa Iverson
Claire Luger

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Request for Council Action
Date: December 29, 2020
Presented to: Mayor Iverson and City Council Members
Presented by: Robb Linwood, City Administrator
Department: Administration
Reference: 2021 Regular Meeting Dates City Council
Method: Annual Meeting
Listed below are the proposed 2021 City Council meeting dates starting at 7:00pm. The meetings are the first and third
Tuesday of each month except for those months where it is required for Election purposes or the meeting date falls on a
Holiday in which case the regular meeting will be held the following day.
The bolded dates are meetings that have been scheduled for Wednesday due to a city event or election that fall on a
regular meeting date;

January 5, 2021

May 4, 2021

September 7, 2021

January 19, 2021

May 18, 2021

September 21, 2021

February 2, 2021

June 1, 2021

October 5, 2021

February 16, 2021

June 15, 2021

October 19, 2021

March 2, 2021

July 6, 2021

November 2, 2021

March 16, 2021

July 20, 2021

November 16, 2021

April 6, 2021

August 4, 2021

December 7, 2021

April 20, 2021

August 17, 2021

December 21, 2021

*August 3, 2020 National Night Out

CITY OF WYOMING
P.O. Box 188, 26885 Forest Blvd., Wyoming, MN 55092
Phone: 651-462-0575 Fax: 651-462-0576

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City of Wyoming 2022 Budget Process
One of the most important activities undertaken each year by the City is the budget process. The
quality of decisions made in the budget process conveys the City’s long-range plans and policies
for current and future services.
The budget is a financial, planning, and policy document which reflects the allocation of limited
revenue among competing uses and serves as a guide for the various departments in
implementing their goals and objectives.
Annual budgets are adopted for the General, Capital Projects, Debt Service, and Proprietary
Funds. Within the General fund, budgets are prepared for each major department. For example,
Administration, Public Safety and Public Works are departments within the General fund.
Budgeted amounts are reported as originally adopted. Budgeted expenditure appropriations lapse
at year-end. The City’s department heads may make transfers of appropriations within their
department. The budgetary level of control is at the department level.
The budget process is a year-round activity because regular reporting is necessary to provide
accountability, understanding, and confidence in the City. The City provides different types of
reporting to facilitate this process. These reports include: monthly department reports, monthly
capital project reports, monthly cash balances reports, budget document, and an audited
comprehensive annual financial statement.
The City follows the procedures below in establishing the budget:
The annual budget process begins in May or June of each year. Staff prepares and distributes
budget worksheets and instructions for department heads. City Council has a work session to
review the budget process. Departmental budgets and 5-year capital requests are due from
department heads to the City Administrator. The first draft of the budget is due to the City
Administrator at the beginning of July. The City Administrator meets with department heads to
discuss individual budget requests. Total budget requests are compared to revenue estimates to
ensure that there is funding available to fund the proposed expenditures. Budget revisions from
departmental meetings are completed and revisions are incorporated into the first draft of the
budget that is presented at the council work session. The City Administrator meets with
department heads to discuss and review council feedback from the work session. In early
September, the City sets the preliminary levy and the public hearing information which is
forwarded to the County Auditor by September 30th each year. In September/October, additional
updates are completed before the final presentation of the budget. The County mails parcel
specific tax notices in November to property owners providing taxes due the following year based
on the preliminary levy. A budget and levy hearing is held in December in accordance with State
law. The budget and tax levy are adopted through passage of resolutions.

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Budget Calendar
May 18, 2021

City Council holds visioning sessions with City Administrator to review
long-term plan and adopt short-term strategies and budget objectives.

June 2, 2021

Staff prepares and distributes budget worksheets and instructions for
department heads.

June 9, 2021

City Council holds visioning sessions with City Administrator,
Department heads to look at long-term plan and adopt short-term
strategies and budget objectives.

June 18, 2021

Departmental budgets and 5-year capital requests due from
department heads to City Administrator

July 5, 2021

1st draft of budget due to City Administrator.

July 5-9, 2021

Meet with department heads to discuss individual budget requests.

July 14, 2021

Budget revisions from departmental meetings completed.

July 28, 2021

Council work session - first draft of budget presented.

August 2-August 6, 2021 Additional departmental meetings to discuss and review council
feedback from work session.
August 11, 2021

2nd draft of budget due to City Administrator.

August 25, 2021

Council work session – if needed.

September 14, 2021

At the Council meeting, the public hearing date on the proposed
budget and proposed tax levy are approved by the Council.

By September 30, 2021

City Administrator certifies preliminary levy and hearing date to
Chisago County.

September/October

Additional updates/fine tuning of budget before final presentation.

October 20, 2021

Final budget due to City Administrator.

November

County Auditor mails tax notices to each taxpayer.

November 10, 2021

Council work session – final budget presented.

December 7, 2021

Initial Truth-In-Taxation Hearing on 2022 Budget & Levy and adoption
of the 2022 Budget and Levy.

December 21, 2021

Final adoption date of the 2022 Budget and Levy - if needed.
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2021 FEE SCHEDULE
CHAPTER 4 – ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
Non-intoxicating On/Sale
Non-intoxicating Off/Sale
Intoxicating Liquor On/Sale
Intoxicating Liquor Off/Sale
Intoxicating Liquor Sunday
Temporary Liquor License
Tobacco License

$220.00
$35.00
$3,150.00
$100.00
$200.00
$100.00
$90.00

CHAPTER 6 – AMUSEMENTS & ENTERTAINMENTS
Annual License Fee for Entertainments
Annual License Fee for Bowling Alleys
First Lane
Each Additional Lane
Annual License Fee for Pool Halls
First Table
Each Additional Table
Lawful Gambling
Application Fee (Bingo, etc.)
Annual License Fee for Public Dance
Public Dance Fee Conducted by Non-Profit Organization
Game Room License Fee
Special One Day License Fee
Maximum Investigation Fee for State License

$100.00
$15.00
$10.00
$15.00
$10.00
10% contribution to City
$25.00
$100.00
$50.00/Dance
$15.00 per machine or recreational activity conducted
on premises
$10.00
$100.00

CHAPTER 8 – ANIMALS, ARTICLE II DOG LICENSE
Dog at Large

$75.00

CHAPTER 10 - BUILDING PERMITS

Building Permit, Silt Fence Escrow (90% refundable)
Building Permit, Drainage Plan Escrow, Commercial/Industrial (90% refundable)
Building Permit, Drainage Plan Escrow, Residential (90% refundable)

Building Permit Fees: Based On Project Valuation
Plan Review Fee
State Surcharge
$1.00 to $500.00

$900.00
$1,300.00
$275.00

$2,001.00 to $25,000.00

65% of Building Permit Fee
Per MN Statute 326B.148
$28.00
$28.00 for the first $500.00 plus $3.70 for each additional
$100.00, or fraction thereof, to and including $2,000.00
$83.50 for the first $2,000.00 plus $16.55 for each additional
$1,000.00, or fraction thereof, to and including $25,000.00

$25,001.00 to $50,000.00

$464.15 for the first $25,000.00 plus $12.00 for each additional
$1,000.00, or fraction thereof, to and including $50,000.00

$501.00 to $2,000.00

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2021 FEE SCHEDULE
$50,001.00 to $100,000.00
$100,001.00 to $500,000.00
$500,001.00 to $1,000,000.00
$1,000,001.00+

$764.15 for the first $50,000.00 plus $8.45 for each additional
$1,000.00, or fraction thereof, to and including $100,000.00

$1,186.65 for the first $100,000.00 plus $6.75 for each additional
$1,000.00, or fraction thereof, to and including $500,000.00
$3,886.65 for the first $500,000.00 plus $5.50 for each additional
$1,000.00, or fraction thereof, to and including $1,000,000.00
$6,636.65 for the first $1,000,000.00 plus $4.50 for each
additional $1,000.00, or fraction thereof

Building Permit Flat Fees: No Valuation (Group IRC 1, 2, 3, & 4 Occupancies)
Plan Review Fee
Manufactured Home Installation (in park)
Residing
Reroofing
Window & Door Replacement
Fences over 6 feet in height
Demolition
Swimming Pools

$0.00
$80.00 + state surcharge
$80.00 + state surcharge
$80.00 + state surcharge
$80.00 + state surcharge
$50.00 + state surcharge
$50.00 + state surcharge
$80.00 + state surcharge

Building Permit Fees: Value Less than $10,000.00 (Group IRC 1, 2, 3, & 4 Occupancies)
Plan Review Fee
Decks
Handicap Accessible Ramps
Remodeling
Finishing unfinished space
Storage Buildings under 250 square feet
Gazebos under 250 square feet

$0.00
$80.00 + state surcharge
$80.00 + state surcharge
$80.00 + state surcharge
$80.00 + state surcharge
$80.00 + state surcharge
$80.00 + state surcharge

Plumbing, Heating, Fire Alarms & Automatic Fire Protection System Permit Fees
Project Cost
Up to $300.00 (Residential/Commercial)
$400.00 (Residential/Commercial)
$500.00 (Residential/Commercial)
$600.00 & Up (Residential)
Commercial
Grading Permit Fees (Based on Cubic Yards of Material)
50 cubic yards or less
51 to 100 cubic yards
101 to 1,000 cubic yards
1,001 to 10,000 cubic yards
10,001 to 100,000 cubic yards
100,001 cubic yards or more

$15.00 + state surcharge
$20.00 + state surcharge
$25.00 + state surcharge
$50.00 + state surcharge
$50.00 + 1% of value + state surcharge

$23.50
$37.00
$37.00 for the first 100 cubic yards plus $17.50 for each additional
100 cubic yards or fraction thereof
$194.50 for the first 1,000 cubic yards, plus $14.50 for each
additional 1,000 cubic yards or fraction thereof
$325.00 for the first 10,000 cubic yards, plus $66.00 for each
additional 10,000 cubic yards or fraction thereof
$919.00 for the first 100,000 cubic yards, plus $36.50 for each
additional 10,000 cubic yards or fraction thereof

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2021 FEE SCHEDULE
Grading Plan Review Fee (Based on Cubic Yards of Material)
State Surcharge
50 cubic yards or less
51 to 100 cubic yards
101 to 1,000 cubic yards
1,001 to 10,000 cubic yards
10,001 to 100,000 cubic yards
100,001 to 200,000 cubic yards
200,001 cubic yards or more

Per MN Statute 326B.148
$0.00
$23.50
$37.00
$49.25
$49.25 for the first 10,000 cubic yards, plus $24.50 for each
additional 10,000 yards or fraction thereof
$269.75 for the first 100,000 cubic yards, plus $13.25 for each
additional 10,000 cubic yards or fraction thereof
$402.25 for the first 200,000 cubic yards, plus $7.25 for each
additional 10,000 cubic yards or fraction thereof

Other Inspections and Fees
Investigation Fee (Work Done Without Obtaining a Permit)
Gas Piping Installers License
Inspections outside of normal business hours (Minimum Charge – 2 Hours)
Re-Inspection fees
Inspections for which no fee is specifically indicated (Minimum Charge – 30 Minutes)
Additional plan review required by changes, additions or revisions to plans
(Minimum Charge – 30 Minutes)
For use of outside consultants for plan checking and inspections, or both
1. Or the total hourly cost to the jurisdiction, whichever is greatest. This cost shall
include supervision, overhead, equipment, hourly wages, and fringe benefits
of the employees involved
2. Actual costs include administrative and overhead costs

Equal to Permit Fee
$25.00
$63.25 per hour 1
$63.25 per hour 1
$63.25 per hour 1
$63.25 per hour 1

Actual costs 2

CHAPTER 12 – BUSINESSES, ARTICLE II SAUNAS & MASSAGE, DIVISION 2 LICENSE & CERTIFICATE
Initial Investigation Fee for Massage License
Annual Massage Therapist License Fee
Initial Investigation Fee for Massage Building Occupancy Certificate
Annual Building Occupancy Certificate Fee

$515.00
$50.00
$515.00
$150.00

CHAPTER 16 – ENVIRONMENT, ARTICLE I GENERAL, ARTICLE II NUISANCES

$25.00
$125.00
$125.00

No on-street parking 2:00am-6:00am
Noise Complaints
Prohibited Storage/Nuisance Property

CHAPTER 18 – FIREWORKS PREVENTIONS & PROTECTION, ARTICLE III FIREWORKS
Daily License Fee for Fireworks Display
Business Fire Inspections
Operational Permit (Fire Code)

$15.00
$25.00
$50.00

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2021 FEE SCHEDULE

CHAPTER 20 – POLICE ADMINISTRATION FEES
Police Reports

$0.25 per page up to 100 pages actual cost thereafter

Motor Vehicle Reports
Videos, CD’s, Photographs Processed outside the City

$0.25 per page
$10.00 plus cost

Fingerprinting
Vehicle Lock Out Service
Administrative Traffic Citations
Impound Lot Fees
Admin
Storage
Tow Fee

$10.00
$10.00
$60.00

$25.00
$25.00/day up to 30 days
$50.00 per month after first 30 days
$91.00 + fees

CHAPTER 22 – OFFENSES & MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS, ARTICLE II CURFEW
Curfew Violations

$125.00

CHAPTER 24 – PEDDLERS & SOLICITORS
License Application Fee

$150.00

Each Additional Solicitor

$50.00

CHAPTER 26 – SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT, ARTICLE II COLLECTION
Generally Each Person Injured, Combined Single Limit Coverage, Together with Evidence of
Worker’s Compensation Insurance for the Licensee’s Employees
Surety Bond
Annual Waste Hauler License Fee

$300,000.00
$1,000.00
$150.00

CHAPTER 30 – STREETS & SIDEWALKS, ARTICLE II EXCAVATIONS STREET OPENINGS
Annual Excavation License Fee
Bond
Liability Insurance
Right-Of-Way Permits
Registration Fee
Excavation Permit Hole
Excavation Permit Hole, New Development
Trench Base
Obstruction Permit Fee
Permit Extension Fee
Delay Penalty
Public Right-of-Way Vacation
Mailbox Assembly (Drop-Off)

$60.00
$5,000.00

$100,000.00 to $300,000.00 depending on size of Project/Excavation
$140.00
$160.00
$80.00
$125.00$160.00
Plus $0.40 per lineal foot over 100 feet
Plus $0.20 per lineal foot over 100 feet new development
$40.00$100.00
$30.00
$60.00
Additional $10.00 for each day after 3 days
$175.00
$75.00

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2021 FEE SCHEDULE
CHAPTER 32 – SUBDIVISIONS
Subdivision with Public Improvements Preliminary Plat Escrow
(remaining amount refundable)

$10,000.00+
$500.00/lot for subdivisions with 30 or more lots

Subdivision without Public Improvements Preliminary Plat Escrow
(remaining amount refundable)
Administrative Lot Line Adjustments
Sketch Plan Review Application
Preliminary Plat Application
Final Plat Application
Parkland Dedication Fee (when accepted in lieu of land dedication)
Topographic Map

$1,000.00
$100.00
$100.00
$500.00 Escrow
$450.00+
$70.00 per lot
$200.00+
$1,000.00 Escrow
$1,500.00 Park Dedication
$300.00 Trail Dedication
$20.00/acre

CHAPTER 34 – TRAFFIC – ARTICLE II OPERATION, ARTICLE III PARKING, ARTICLE IV OFF ROAD VEHICLES
Excessive Acceleration
Winter Parking (2:00 am-12:00 pm)
Operating a Dirt Bike on the Roadway

$75.00
$75.00
$75.00

CHAPTER 36 – UTILITIES
Article II Water
Residential
Residential
Residential
Commercial
Commercial
Commercial

Base Fee (5/8” to 7/8” Meter)
Per 100gal/20,000 or less
Per 100gal/20,000 or more
Per 100gal/62,000 or less
Per 100gal/62,000 or more
Base Fees – Meter Size
1”
1 1/2”
2”
3”
Curb Stop Connection Permit (WAC)
Water Meter Costs for New Construction
5/8” & ¾” Meters
All Other Meters
Turn ON Water Seasonal or leak repair

$36.19 $37.95
29.90 31.35 cent
37.38 39.19 cent
29.90 31.35 cent
37.38 39.19 cent
$50.67 $53.13
$65.14 $68.30
$104.96 $110.05
$398.09 $417.39
$3,990.00
378.00389.00
Cost of Meter + $75 Admin. Fee
$50.00

Turn OFF Water Seasonal or leak repair
Inspection Fee
Re-Inspection
Emergency Call out Fee/After Hours
Fine for turning On/Off water at Curb stop other than by a City employee
Lawn Sprinkler Systems
Sprinkler System Installation Permit Fee
Alternate Water Source Installation Permit Fee

$0.00
$70.00
$63.25
$100.00
$100.00
$30.00 + state surcharge
$30.00 + state surcharge

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2021 FEE SCHEDULE

Cross Connection Inspection Fee
Alternate Water Source Sign
New Seed or Sod Permit
Watering Restriction Penalties – Within 12 Month Period
1st Violation
2nd Violation
3rd Violation
4th Violation
5th Violation
Hydrant Meter Deposit meter (refundable when meter returned)
Hydrant Water Rental & Usage Fee Meter Rental
Includes use of meter and up to 2,000 gallons of water (Usage per 100 gallons)
Article lll – Sewer
Permit Fee for Connection to Sanitary Sewer Plus Installation Costs (SAC)
Base Fee
Cost Per Gallons (Sewage Cost Per/100 gallons)
Delinquent/Late Fee
Surface Water Management (Charge per quarter)
Land Use Designation
Agricultural/Single Family Residential/One and Two Family Residential/Rural
Residential
High Density Residential/Manufactured Homes
Commercial
Central Business
Office and Health Care
Industrial (Urban)
Industrial (Non-Urban)
Carlos Avery WMA (Exempt)
Connections Fees
Inspection Fee
Re-Inspection Fee
Corporate Connections
Installer’s License Public Liability Insurance
Bond
Driveway Permit

$30.00 + state surcharge
$15.00
N/A
Warning
$50.00
$100.00
$200.00
Service Disconnection
$700.00
$25.00/Month
37.38 cents

$4,550.00
$30.06 $30.51
$1.28 $1.30
5% of quarterly amount due

$2.00 $4.00/Unit
$16.20 $32.40/Acre
$16.20 $32.40/Acre
$16.20 $32.40/Acre
$16.20 $32.40/Acre
$21.00 $42.00/Acre
$ 2.00 $4.00/Unit
$0.00

$70.00
$70.00
$70.00
$100,000.00 to $300,000.00
Depending on size of project
$2,000.00
$50.00 + Cost of Culvert

Article V Subsurface Sewage Treatment Systems
Septic System Permits
Design Change – Redesign
Design Change – Relocate

$50.00
$100.00

Site Verification of soil (prior to or w/o permit app.)

$100.00

Expired permit renewal
Repair only (lateral replacement, convert to holding tank)

$100.00
$50.00

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SSTS Permit-Non pressurized systems
SSTS Permit – Pressurized systems
SSTS Permit - Tank Only
SSTS Permit - addition of pretreatment
Midsized SSTS Permit - tank only
TYPE IV & V SSTS Permit up to 4,999 gpd*

2021 FEE SCHEDULE

Midsized SSTS Permit 5,000 – 9,999 gpd*
Midsized System hookup (w/o individual tanks)
Operating Permit – Single Family/Residential
Operating Permit – Commercial up to 4,999 gpd*
Operating Permit – Commercial 5,000 to 9,999 gpd*
Land Application site 50 acres or less (5 year permit)
Land Application site greater than 50 acres (5 year permit)
Land application site – permit renewal
Compliance Inspection
Compliance Inspection – Tank Only, also for tank abandonment
certificate (not required, performed upon request)
Winter Compliance inspections
Re-Inspection
On-Site Meeting (Requested by designer/applicant)
*Gallons Per Day

$200.00
$250.00
$50.00
$150.00
$150.00
$500.00
$500.00
Plus any associated engineering fees
$70.00
$25.00/Year
Pretreatment systems are for life of system
$50.00 per year
$100.00/Year + any associated engineering fees
$150.00
$250.00
$50.00
$200.00
$100.00
$250.00
$63.25/Trip
$100.00

CHAPTER 40 – ZONING
Fee for Zoning Ordinance Amendment
Conditional Use Permit Application Non-Commercial/Residential
Conditional Use Permit Application Commercial
PUD Application
Mixed Use Development Application
Zoning Letter

$220.00 +
$750.00 Escrow
$220.00 +
$750.00 Escrow
$220.00 +
$1,000.00 Escrow
$220.00 +
$1,000.00 Escrow
$220.00 +
$1,000.00 Escrow
$50.00

Wetland Service Requests
No-Loss & Exemption Determination
Delineation Approval (less than 10 acre site)*
Delineation Approval (10 acre site or larger)*
Replacement Plan Application (less than 10 acre site)

$200.00 fee +
$500.00 Escrow
$200.00 fee +
$500.00 Escrow
$300.00 fee +
$500.00 Escrow
$500.00 fee +
$500.00 Escrow

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2021 FEE SCHEDULE
Replacement Plan Application (10 acre site or larger)
Wetland Banking Application (10 acre site or larger)
Annual Wetland Mitigation Monitoring
Other Wetland Services
Site Plan Approval
Major Amendment to Site Plan
Minor Amendment to Site Plan
Variance Application
Sign Permit Application – Permanent
Sign Permit Application – Temporary
Fence Permit Application
Tree Mitigation Fee
Agricultural Building Site Permit
City Attorney
City Engineer Plan Review & Inspections

$750.00 fee +
$1,000.00 Escrow
$500.00 fee +
$1,000.00 Escrow
$500.00 fee +
$500.00 Escrow
$200.00 fee +
$500.00 Escrow
$220.00 +
$1,000.00 Escrow
$220.00 +
$1,000.00 Escrow
$175.00
$220.00 +
$750.00 Escrow
$75.00
$50.00
$50.00
$100.00 per caliper inch
$30.00
Per current contract rate schedule
Per current contract rate schedule

OFFICE ADMINISTRATION FEES
City Map
Color Zoning Map
Photocopies – 1 to 100 pages (MN Statute, section 13.03)
Photocopies – Over 100 pages (MN Statute, section 13.03)
Photocopies – Plotter (Black/White)
Photocopies – Plotter (Color)
Scan – Plotter
Faxing
Mailed Council Packets
Administrative – Assessment Certification Fee
Assessment Search
NSF Check Charge (Non-Sufficient Funds)
Notary Stamp
Election Filing Fee

$10.00
$12.00
$0.25 per page
Actual cost of data collection and copies
$.30/per lineal ft.
$.55/per lineal ft.
$1.00/page
$1.00 per page
$100.00 per year
$15.00/Parcel
$25.00
$35.00
$1.00/Document
$2.00

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2021 FEE SCHEDULE

COMMUNITY CENTER, PAVILION & FIELD RENTAL FEES
Community Center
Private Use/City Resident
Private Use/Non-Resident
Civic Group Use
Park Pavilion Rental (up to 4 hours)
Softball & Soccer Fields
Tournament Play

$25.00
$100.00 refundable damage deposit
$75.00
$100.00 refundable damage deposit
No Fee
$100.00 refundable damage deposit
$25.00 Non-residents
$0.00 Residents
($100.00 refundable damage deposit)
$10.00 for up to 2 hrs.
$5.00 each additional hour/per field
$150.00 per day/per field

PUBLIC WORKS EQUIPMENT FEES
½ Ton Pick-Up
¾ Ton Pick-Up
Single Axel Dump Truck with Operator
Double Axel Dump Truck with Operator
Skid Steer Cat with Operator
Cat Loader with Operator
Cat Grader – 14 Feet with Operator
Salt Brine
Hand Operated Compactor
John Deere Backhoe/Excavator
Polaris ATV
Generator
10 Cu Cement Mixer
Asphalt Hotbox
Walk Behind Striper
Discharge Pump
Sewer Crane Truck
Concrete Saw
Trailer
Labor
Overtime Labor
Chain Saw with Operator
John Deere Tractor with Operator

$40.00/Hour
$45.00/Hour
$100.00/Hour
$128.00/Hour
$88.00/Hour
$145.00/Hour
$150.00/Hour
$.25 Cents/Gallon
$40.00/Hour
$100.00/Hour
$60.00/Hour
$60.00/Hour
$30.00/Hour
$65.00/Hour
$30.00/Hour
$30.00/Hour
$95.00/Hour
$30.00/Hour
$60.00/Hour
$40.00/Hour
$60.00/Hour
$60.00/Hour
$100.00/Hour

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RESOLUTION NO. 21-01-04
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING THE ANNUAL FEES
FOR CITY SERVICES FOR 2021
WHEREAS, the City of Wyoming by law may charge reasonable fees for goods
and services provided; and
WHEREAS, the fees by law must bear a reasonable relationship to the actual cost
of providing said goods and services; and
WHEREAS, City staff has duly researched the true costs of providing such goods
and services and has proposed fee increases to reflect those true costs and
anticipated increases in City costs and probably decreases in City revenues.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED the attached list of fees 2021 City of
Wyoming Fee Schedule for goods and services provided by the City of Wyoming
is hereby adopted.
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WYOMING THIS 5th
DAY OF JANUARY, 2021.
CITY OF WYOMING
By:
Lisa Iverson, Mayor
ATTEST:
___________________________________
Robb Linwood, City Administrator/Clerk

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DRAFT MINUTES
CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING
CITY OF WYOMING, MINNESOTA
DECEMBER 15, 2020
7:00PM
CALL TO ORDER:
Mayor Lisa Iverson called the Regular Meeting of the Wyoming City Council for December 15,
2020 to order at 7:00 PM

CALL OF ROLL:
On a Call of the Roll the following members of the Wyoming City Council were present:
Councilmembers Lisa Iverson, Linda Nanko Yeager, Joe Zerwas, Dennis Schilling, and Claire
Luger
ABSENT: None
Also Present: Tom Loonan, Eckberg Lammers, Robb Linwood, City Administrator, Kelly Dumais,
Assistant City Administrator, Mark Erichson-WSB, Paul Hoppe - Public Safety Director, Fred
Weck, Zoning Administrator/Building Official, and Chuck Almhjeld, Public Works Superintendent

DETERMINATION OF A QUORUM:
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
Mayor Iverson – Read aloud a statement explaining that the Council is meeting via
teleconference due to the COVID-19 pandemic. She explained that tonight’s meeting would be
held according to State Statute 13D.021, will be live streamed on the City’s YouTube page, and
will be recorded as part of the public record on the City’s website.

OPEN FORUM: NONE
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
1. Consider approving the minutes of the “Regular Meeting” of the Wyoming, Minnesota
City Council for December 1, 2020
A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMEMBER SCHILLING SECONDED BY
COUNCILMEMBER ZERWAS, TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE “REGULAR
MEETING” OF THE WYOMING, MINNESOTA CITY COUNCIL FOR DECEMBER 1, 2020
AS SUBMITTED.
Roll Call Vote:
Voting Aye: Schilling, Nanko Yeager, Luger, Zerwas, Iverson
Voting Nay: None
Abstain:
None
Absent:
None

2. Consider approving the minutes of the “Special Meeting” of the Wyoming, Minnesota
City Council for December 2, 2020
A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMEMBER SCHILLING, SECONDED BY
COUNCILMEMBER LUGER, TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE “REGULAR
MEETING” OF THE WYOMING, MINNESOTA CITY COUNCIL FOR DECEMBER 2, 2020
AS SUBMITTED.
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Roll Call Vote:
Voting Aye: Schilling, Nanko Yeager, Luger, Zerwas, Iverson
Voting Nay: None
Abstain:
None
Absent:
None

SCHEDULED BID LETTINGS: NONE
SCHEDULED PUBLIC HEARINGS: NONE
CONSENT AGENDA:
Items under the “Consent Agenda” will be adopted with one motion; however, council members may request
individual items to be pulled from the consent agenda for discussion and action if they choose.

3. Consider authorizing payment of recommended bills, payroll and Journal Entries for the period
of December 2, 2020 through December 15, 2020
4. To consider Resolution 20-12-117 a resolution designating the polling place for the 2021
primary and general elections
5. To consider Resolution 20-12-118 a resolution approving payment for pay voucher #3 to
Dresel Contracting, Inc. for the 2020 Street Improvement Project (WSB Project 013882-000)
(City Project 20-01) in the amount of $615,764.10
6. To consider Resolution 20-12-119 a resolution approving payment to Dresel Contracting, Inc.
for maintenance and repair of a sewer main line in the amount of $36,532.55
7. To consider the resignation of Brett Ohnstad from the Park Advisory Commission
8. To consider the recommendation to appoint Heather Vandenheuvel to the Park Advisory
Commission
9. To consider the recommendation to appoint Angie Schilling to the Park Advisory Commission
A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMEMBER LUGER, SECONDED BY
COUNCILMEMBER SCHILLING, TO APPROVE #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8, and #9 OF THE
WYOMING CITY COUNCIL CONSENT AGENDA.
Roll Call Vote:
Voting Aye: Schilling, Nanko Yeager, Luger, Zerwas, Iverson
Voting Nay: None
Abstain:
None
Absent:
None

ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF REPORTS OF OFFICERS, BOARDS, COMMISSIONS
AND DEPARTMENT HEADS:
10. Report of the Public Safety Director, Paul Hoppe for December 9, 2020
11. Report of City Building Official, Fred Weck, IV for December 10, 2020
12. Report of City Attorney Tom Loonan for December 10, 2020
13. Report of City Engineer Mark Erichson, WSB for December 11, 2020
14. Report of Public Works Superintendent Chuck Almhjeld for December 9, 2020

COMMUNICATIONS:
15. December 4, 2020 City of Wyoming 2021 Street Improvement Project Communication Letter
for 1st Neighborhood Meeting
16. Recap of Wyoming Food Drive No Hunger November, Anonymous Santa Toy Drive and

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Virtual Tree Lighting
Assistant City Administrator Dumais – Gave an overview of the Wyoming Food Drive - No
Hunger November efforts. She stated that the City collected approximately 3,000 pounds of food
for donation for the Family Pathways food shelf. She noted that the Fire Department Santa Claus
event had five of “Santa’s Helpers” who traveled around the City, which meant they were able to
hit every single street within the City and the City collected more toy donations than they have
had in the past. She gave a brief overview of the Virtual Tree Lighting Event.

OLD BUSINESS: NONE
NEW BUSINESS
17. To consider Resolution 20-12-120 a resolution approving the purchase of a 2021 Fire Grass
Rig from Rosenbauer America for the amount of $135,317.00
Public Safety Director Hoppe – Explained the request to purchase a new Fire Grass Rig and
explained some of the new features and components of this truck compared to the current truck
which is 20 years old.
Mayor Iverson – Asked if this truck would be larger than the current truck and questioned what
would happen with the current vehicle.
Public Safety Director Hoppe – Noted that it is very similar in size to the existing truck and will
fit in the current spot that is allocated for the grass rig. He explained that the current vehicle will
be auctioned off.
Council Member Nanko Yeager – Asked questions about how many off-road grass fires there
have been since the Carlos Avery fire, how often the vehicle will be used, how many support
vehicles there are in the City and how much wild land the City has remaining.
Public Safety Director Hoppe – Answered the questions raised by the Council. He noted that
the primary function of the truck will be for wild land fires, but its secondary functions will be to
support medical response, haul the trailer, and transport staff. The current truck has been around
for 20 years and has about 50,000 miles on it. He gave an overview of the other support vehicles
that are in the City and what they are used for. He explained that this expense had been included
in the 2021 budget.
The Council discussed the existing fire rig, the capabilities of the proposed new rig, the difference
between a structure fire and a wild land fire, and the risk to potentially under-sizing this type of
vehicle.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMEMBER ZERWAS, SECONDED BY
COUNCILMEMBER LUGER, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION 20-12-120 A RESOLUTION
APPROVING THE PURCHASE OF A 2021 FIRE GRASS RIG FROM ROSENBAUER
AMERICA IN THE AMOUNT OF $135,317.00
Roll Call Vote:
Voting Aye: Schilling, Luger, Zerwas, Iverson
Voting Nay: Nanko Yeager
Abstain:
None
Absent:
None

18. To consider Policy 20-02 an Emergency Sick Leave Policy for City of Wyoming employees
City Administrator Linwood – Presented a proposed sick leave policy and explained that the
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existing sick leave, comp. time, or vacation hours at the discretion of City staff. Staff recommends
approval and noted that many other cities are adopting similar policies.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMEMBER LUGER, SECONDED BY
COUNCILMEMBER SCHILLING, TO APPROVE POLICY 20-02 AN EMERGENCY SICK
LEAVE POLICY FOR CITY OF WYOMING EMPLOYEES
Roll Call Vote:
Voting Aye: Schilling, Nanko Yeager, Luger, Zerwas, Iverson
Voting Nay: None
Abstain:
None
Absent:
None

19. To consider Policy 20-04 a First Responders Exposure to Covid-19
Assistant City Administrator Dumais – Gave an overview of Policy 20-04 and noted that it is
specifically targeted towards First Responders.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMEMBER LUGER, SECONDED BY
COUNCILMEMBER ZERWAS, TO APPROVE POLICY 20-04 A FIRST RESPONDERS
EXPOSURE TO COVID-19
Roll Call Vote:
Voting Aye: Schilling, Nanko Yeager, Luger, Zerwas, Iverson
Voting Nay: None
Abstain:
None
Absent:
None

20. To consider Policy 20-05 a Tablet Computer Use Policy for City of Wyoming Council
Members
City Administrator Linwood – Explained the proposed policy for Council tablet computer use
and answered Council questions about details in the policy.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMEMBER IVERSON, SECONDED BY
COUNCILMEMBER SCHILLING, TO APPROVE POLICY 20-05 A TABLET COMPUTER
USE POLICY FOR CITY OF WYOMING COUNCIL MEMBERS
Roll Call Vote:
Voting Aye: Schilling, Luger, Zerwas, Iverson
Voting Nay: Nanko Yeager
Abstain:
None
Absent:
None

21. To consider Policy 20-06 a Virtual Meeting Policy for Wyoming City Council Members in
Correlation Under In-person Meeting or a Meeting Conducted is Not Practical or Prudent
Because of a Health Pandemic or an Emergency Declaration
City Administrator Linwood – Explained the proposed policy regarding virtual meetings and
answered questions about the legality of the policy.
City Attorney Loonan – Clarified some legal aspects of State Statute 13D.02 and 13D.021 and
the teleconferencing technology that exists. He noted that the Council can set more stringent
policies that the State Statute requires, for example to require the Councilmembers to be on video
conferencing.
Council Member Nanko Yeager – Asked if Council Members could be forced to accept the
tablet and sign the agreement and if a Council Member could refuse to accept the tablet.

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City Attorney Loonan – Explained that if a Council Member did not want to adhere to the
technology policy, then they would not be permitted to have a tablet. He stated that he would
have to review the policy for details but the Council Member would not be forced to take property,
however, the policy that is being considered notes that the technology is available and if a person
chooses not to take the technology, then they are choosing not to be able to participate in the
meeting unless they can find other means to adhere to the video conferencing policy.
Council Member Nanko Yeager - Stated that it appears as though a Council Member would be
forced to accept the equipment and sign the agreement, or have a working camera on their laptop.
She asked if a Council Member could be denied meeting materials or participation due to not
signing the tablet agreement if they have a working camera on their laptop.
City Attorney Loonan – Explained that the materials can be supplied electronically and if the
Council Member requested, it could be arranged with City staff to have them printed. He stated
that they would be able to participate, as long as they are able to adhere to the City’s meeting
policy.
The Council asked questions about the Code of Conduct in relation to this policy, discussed the
number of tablets purchased, their cost, and the importance of transparency.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMEMBER IVERSON, SECONDED BY
COUNCILMEMBER LUGER, TO APPROVE POLICY 20-06 A VIRTUAL MEETING POLICY
FOR WYOMING CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS IN CORRELATION UNDER IN-PERSON
MEETING OR A MEETING CONDUCTED IS NOT PRACTICAL OR PRUDENT BECAUSE
OF A HEALTH PANDEMIC OR AN EMERGENCY DECLARATION
Voting Aye: Schilling, Luger, Zerwas, Iverson
Voting Nay: Nanko Yeager
Abstain:
None
Absent:
None

Mayor Iverson – Asked City Attorney Loonan to take a look at the Council Code of Conduct
policy.
22. To consider a Refund on 2020 On-Sale Liquor Licenses due to the Covid-19 pandemic and
the closing of restaurants by Governor’s order
Assistant City Administrator Dumais – Explained the request from a restaurant that holds an
On-Sale Liquor License to consider a refund due to the Governor’s orders that have restricted
their ability to conduct on-sale liquor sales this year. She explained that thus, far, on-sale liquor
establishments have not been able to sell for a total of 96 days, which is 26% of the year. There
are two establishments in the City that have an On-Sale liquor license and if a refund was given
it would cost the City $1,656.99. She gave an overview of what other cities have done in this
situation.
The Council discussed other licenses in the City and noted that this same request could be made
by other businesses in the City. The Council discussed alternatives to assist businesses without
giving a refund and other assistance that may be available for area businesses.
There was Consensus by the Council to not give a refund on the 2020 On-Sale Liquor
Licenses due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the closing of restaurants by Governor’s
Order.
23. Railroad Park Design Plan Public Engagement Review
Assistant City Administrator Dumais– Explained the public engagement process surrounding
the Railroad Park design. She stated that the Park Advisory Commission considered the public
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note that they were interested in adding picnic tables into the green areas on the plan.
The Council discussed possible fundraising efforts to cover the cost of the park improvements
and noted that this is just the first step in moving towards these improvements.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMEMBER IVERSON, SECONDED BY
COUNCILMEMBER LUGER, TO APPROVE THE MASTER PLAN DESIGN FOR
RAILROAD PARK, AS PRESENTED.
Roll Call Vote:
Voting Aye: Schilling, Nanko Yeager, Luger, Zerwas, Iverson
Voting Nay: None
Abstain:
None
Absent:
None

24. To consider a Special Meeting on December 22, 2020 at 5:30 PM to Review Bargaining
Proposals from Law Enforcement Legal Services (LELS), the International Union of Operator
Engineers Local No. 49 and the Review of Employment Agreements of the Police Sergeants
and the City Administrator
A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMEMBER LUGER, SECONDED BY
COUNCILMEMBER SCHILLING, TO APPROVE A SPECIAL MEETING ON DECEMBER
22, 2020 AT 5:30 PM TO REVIEW AND POTENTIALLY APPROVE BARGAINING
PROPOSALS FROM LAW ENFORCEMENT LEGAL SERVICES (LELS), THE
INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATOR ENGINEERS LOCAL NO. 49 AND THE REVIEW
OF EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENTS OF THE POLICE SERGEANTS AND THE CITY
ADMINISTRATOR
Roll Call Vote:
Voting Aye: Schilling, Nanko Yeager, Luger, Zerwas, Iverson
Voting Nay: None
Abstain:
None
Absent:
None

25. To Recognize Councilmember Joe Zerwas for his Sixteen Years of Service to the City of
Wyoming
Council Member Luger – Expressed her gratitude to Councilmember Zerwas for his years of
service to the City. Councilmember Zerwas supported and guided many of the Councilmembers
and stated that it had been an honor to work alongside him.
Council Member Schilling – Stated that Councilmember Zerwas has been a huge help to him
as someone who had never served on a Council before. It has been an honor to work with him
and loves that Councilmember Zerwas has always been honest, spoken his mind, and didn’t hold
things back. He is sad to see him go and will miss him on the Sewer Commission, as well as the
Council.
Council Member Nanko Yeager – Stated that she will miss working with Councilmember
Zerwas.
City Administrator Linwood – Stated that it has been a pleasure to work with Councilmember
Zerwas. He has always been extremely fair and has represented the City and always having the
best interests of the residents at heart. He has been an asset to the City and his years of
experience will be missed by everyone.
Public Service Director Hoppe – Congratulated Councilmember Zerwas for his commitment to
community service and noted that he goes far beyond what he has done serving on the Council.
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that it is a commitment that many people do not realize how much can consume you. He stated
that the guidance, leadership, and advice he gave him when he came in as the new Police Chief
was greatly appreciated. He stated that he will miss having him be part of the Council.
Assistant City Administrator Dumais – Stated that sixteen years serving a community is an
incredible contribution. She thanked him for the time, commitment, and care that he has offered
to the City.
Public Works Director Almhjeld – Thanked Councilmember Zerwas for always being a “yes”
vote for Public Works.
City Attorney Loonan – Stated that it has been a pleasure to work with Councilmember Zerwas
He stated that Councilmember Zerwas has passion for the City, willingness to ask questions, and
to put the interests of the citizens ahead of his own personal interests, which is respectable.
Wyoming is very luck to have had Councilmember Zerwas serve for sixteen years.
City Engineer Erichson – Thanked Councilmember Zerwas for everything and reminded him
that they had worked together since 2006. Councilmember Zerwas has been a great supporter of
the engineering projects throughout the City. His dedication and support of the community and
residents has always been unwavering.
Mayor Iverson – Shared that Councilmember Zerwas attended over 400 Council meetings in his
time serving the City and has served under 3 mayors. She stated that she has been fortunate to
have worked alongside Councilmember Zerwas for the last 6 years. She stated that he has had
many words of wisdom. She stated that they may not have always agreed on issues or voted the
same, but when the meeting was over, they were still able to be friends and there no hard feelings
or bad words said about each other. She stated that makes him a class act and she appreciates
everything he has done for the City, the residents, his family, and friends. She stated that
Councilmember Zerwas’ whole life has pretty much been dedicated to public service which says
a lot about who he really is and speaks to his character. She stated that she will miss him both
personally and professionally. She stated that she is looking forward to the time when they can
get together in person and hold a proper retirement party for him. She read aloud the inscription
on the plaque that will be presented to Councilmember Zerwas.
Council Member Zerwas – Stated that he has worked with a lot of good Councilmembers and
mayors in his time with the City. He stated that it has been a long, but good journey. He stated
that City Administrator Linwood is an excellent leader for the City and Public Works Director
Almhjeld has done a great job. He commended the leadership of Fire Chief Mulligan and Public
Safety Director Hoppe who have been excellent leaders and are dedicated to the City which
makes the Council’s job much easier. He thanked everyone for the kind words said about him
and wished everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.

COUNCIL REPORTS:
Council Member Zerwas – No report.
Council Member Nanko Yeager – Attended the Special Council meeting. She wished everyone
a Merry Christmas, Happy Hannukah, Happy Kwanza, Happy Solstice, and any other holiday she
may have missed in addition to a prosperous and Happy New Year.
Council Member Luger – Attended the Park Advisory Commission meeting and extended a
welcome the newest members.
Council Member Schilling – Attended the Council Work Session and the EDA meeting.
Mayor Iverson – Attended the Special Council meeting, the EDA, the Park Advisory Commission,
the Planning Commission, the Minnesota Mayor’s Association Meeting, the Toy Drive, the Food

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Drive, and the Tree Lighting Ceremony.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMEMBER ZERWAS, SECONDED BY
COUNCILMEMBER LUGER, TO ADJOURN THE DECEMBER 15, 2020 “REGULAR
MEETING” OF THE WYOMING, MINNESOTA CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING AT
8:57 PM
Roll Call Vote:
Voting Aye: Schilling, Nanko Yeager, Luger, Zerwas, Iverson
Voting Nay: None
Abstain:
None
Absent:
None

A portion of this public meeting may be closed to discuss “Labor Negotiation
Strategies”; “Misconduct allegations or charges”; “Attorney-client privilege”; or
“Performance evaluations” as per MN State Statute 13D.01-.05.

NEXT REGULAR MEETING:
JANUARY 5, 2020
7:00PM

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UNAPPROVED MINUTES
CITY COUNCIL
SPECIAL MEETING
CITY OF WYOMING, MINNESOTA
DECEMER 22, 2020
5:30PM
CALL TO ORDER:
Mayor Lisa Iverson called the City Council Special Meeting of the Wyoming City Council for
December 22, 2020 to order at 5:37 PM

CALL OF ROLL:
On a Call of the Roll the following members of the Wyoming City Council were present:
Councilmembers Lisa Iverson, Linda Nanko Yeager, Dennis Schilling, Joe Zerwas and Claire
Luger
ABSENT: NONE
Also Present: Robb Linwood, City Administrator, Chuck Almhjeld, Public Works Superintendent,
Public Safety Director, Paul Hoppe, City Attorney, Tom Loonan, Eckberg and Lammers and Soren
Mattick, Labor Attorney, Campbell and Knutson
Mayor Iverson – Read aloud a statement explaining that the Council is meeting via
teleconference due to the COVID-19 pandemic. She explained that tonight’s meeting would be
held according to State Statute 13D.021 and will be recorded as part of the public record.

NEW BUSINESS:
1. To enter a closed session under MN State Statute 13D.03 to discuss labor negotiation
strategies for contracts with the bargaining unit of IUOE LOCAL 49ers
A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMEMBER SCHILLING SECONDED BY
COUNCILMEMBER LUGER TO ENTER INTO CLOSED SESSION UNDER MN STATE
STATUTE 13D.03 TO DISCUSS LABOR NEGOTIATION STRATEGIES FOR CONTRACTS
WITH THE BARGAINING UNITS OF IUOE LOCAL 49ERS, EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENTS
FOR THE POLCIE SERGEANTS AND CITY ADMINISTRATOR AT 5:39
Voting Aye: Nanko Yeager, Luger, Schilling, Zerwas and Iverson
Voting Nay: None
Abstain: None
Absent: None

A MOTION WAS MADE BY MAYOR ZERWAS SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER
SCHILLING TO OPEN THE CLOSED SESSION AND GO BACK TO THE REGULAR SESSION
AT 7:14PM
Voting Aye: Nanko Yeager, Luger, Schilling, Zerwas and Iverson
Voting Nay: None
Abstain: None
Absent: None

A MOTION WAS MADE BY MAYOR ZERWAS SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER
SCHILLING TO APPROVE A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE IUOE LOCAL 49ERS AND THE
CITY OF WYOMING
Voting Aye: Luger, Schilling, Zerwas and Iverson
Voting Nay: Nanko Yeager
Abstain: None
Absent: None

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A MOTION WAS MADE BY MAYOR ZERWAS SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER LUGER
TO APPROVE A CONTRACT BETWEEN CITY ADMINISTRATOR, ROBB LINWOOD AND
THE CITY OF WYOMING
Voting Aye: Luger, Schilling, Zerwas and Iverson
Voting Nay: Nanko Yeager
Abstain: None
Absent: None

MAYOR IVERSON ADJOURNED THE DECEMBER 22, 2020 WYOMING CITY COUNCIL
SPECIAL MEETING AT 7:21PM

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RESOLUTION NO. 21-01-05
A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING A DONATION TO THE CITY FROM WSB
ENGINEERING FOR THE DONATION OF $700 FOR THE 4TH ANNUAL TREE
LIGHTING CEREMONY AT RAILROAD PARK ON DECEMBER 5TH, 2020
WHEREAS, the City of Wyoming is generally authorized to accept donations of real and
personal property pursuant to Minnesota Statutes Section 465.03 for the benefit of its
citizens, and is specifically authorized to accept gifts.
WHEREAS, the following persons and entities have offered to donate $700 to the City
of Wyoming 4th Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony.
Name of Donor
WSB Engineering

Value
$700.00

WHEREAS, the City Council finds it appropriate to accept the donations offered.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the City of Wyoming accepts the donation from WSB
Engineering and acknowledge the value of the donation at $700.00.
HEREUPON SAID RESOLUTION WAS DECLARED DULY PASSED AND ADOPTED
THIS 5TH DAY OF January, 2021.
CITY OF WYOMING

By:
Lisa Iverson, Mayor
ATTEST:
Robb Linwood, City Administrator

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RESOLUTION NO. 21-01-06
A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING A DONATION TO THE CITY FROM WSB
ENGINEERING FOR THE DONATION OF $300 FOR NO HUNGER NOVEMBER CITY
OF WYOMING FOOD DRIVE
WHEREAS, the City of Wyoming is generally authorized to accept donations of real and
personal property pursuant to Minnesota Statutes Section 465.03 for the benefit of its
citizens, and is specifically authorized to accept gifts.
WHEREAS, the following persons and entities have offered to donate $300 to the City
of Wyoming’s No Hunger November City Food Drive
Name of Donor
WSB Engineering

Value
$300.00

WHEREAS, the City Council finds it appropriate to accept the donations offered.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the City of Wyoming accepts the donation from WSB
Engineering and acknowledge the value of the donation at $300.00.
HEREUPON SAID RESOLUTION WAS DECLARED DULY PASSED AND ADOPTED
THIS 5TH DAY OF January, 2021.
CITY OF WYOMING

By:
Lisa Iverson, Mayor
ATTEST:
Robb Linwood, City Administrator

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RESOLUTION NO. 21-01-07
A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING A DONATION TO THE CITY FROM XCEL ENERGY
FOR THE DONATION OF $500 FOR THE 4TH ANNUAL TREE LIGHTING
CEREMONY AT RAILROAD PARK ON DECEMBER 5TH, 2020
WHEREAS, the City of Wyoming is generally authorized to accept donations of real and
personal property pursuant to Minnesota Statutes Section 465.03 for the benefit of its
citizens, and is specifically authorized to accept gifts.
WHEREAS, the following persons and entities have offered to donate $500 to the City
of Wyoming’s 4th Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony
Name of Donor
Xcel Energy

Value
$500.00

WHEREAS, the City Council finds it appropriate to accept the donations offered.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the City of Wyoming accepts the donation from Xcel
Energy and acknowledge the value of the donation at $500.00.
HEREUPON SAID RESOLUTION WAS DECLARED DULY PASSED AND ADOPTED
THIS 5TH DAY OF January, 2021.
CITY OF WYOMING

By:
Lisa Iverson, Mayor
ATTEST:
Robb Linwood, City Administrator

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12/30/20 3:34 PM

CITY OF WYOMING

Page 1

*Check Detail Register©
JANUARY 2021
Check Amt
10100 gen checking
Paid Chk# 051378
1/5/2021

1/5/2021

1/5/2021

$300.00 01012021

2021 CONTRIBUTION

$300.00

MN POLICE & PEACE OFFICERS

E 101-42110-433 DUES & SUBSCRIPTIONS
E 101-42110-433 DUES & SUBSCRIPTIONS
Total MN POLICE & PEACE OFFICERS

Paid Chk# 051380

Comment

INITIATIVE FOUNDATION

E 280-41000-300 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE (GE
Total INITIATIVE FOUNDATION

Paid Chk# 051379

Invoice

$114.00 01012021
$150.00 010121

JAN-MARCH 2021 3MEMBERS
2021 MPPOA DUES-3 MEMBERS

$264.00

UNUM LIFE INSURANCE

G 101-21715 VOLUNTARY TERM LIFE
E 101-41400-131 LIFE INSURANCE
E 101-42110-131 LIFE INSURANCE
E 101-41910-131 LIFE INSURANCE
E 101-42400-131 LIFE INSURANCE
E 101-43100-131 LIFE INSURANCE
E 601-49425-131 LIFE INSURANCE
E 602-49425-131 LIFE INSURANCE
Total UNUM LIFE INSURANCE

$283.63
$162.53
$394.10
$57.26
$117.67
$284.31
$74.97
$74.97
$1,449.44

10100 gen checking

$2,013.44

01012021
010121
010121
010121
010121
010121
010121
010121

VOLUNTARY TERM LIFE
ADMIN
POLICE
PLAN & ZONE
BLDG
STREETS
WATER
SEWER

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Invoice

Comment

Fund Summary
10100 gen checking
101 GENERAL FUND

$1,563.50

280 EDA

$300.00

601 WATER FUND

$74.97

602 SEWER FUND

$74.97
$2,013.44

_________________________________
Mayor Iverson

_________________________________
Councilmember Luger

_________________________________
Councilmember Nanko/Yeager

_________________________________
Councilmember Schilling

_________________________________
Councilmember Zerwas

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12/21/20 2:14 PM

CITY OF WYOMING

Page 1

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Check Amt

Invoice

Comment

10100 gen checking
Paid Chk# 012363E 12/22/2020 DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY
G 101-21701
G 101-21703
G 101-21703
G 101-21703
G 101-21703

Federal Withholding
FICA Tax Withholding
FICA Tax Withholding
FICA Tax Withholding
FICA Tax Withholding
Total DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY

Paid Chk# 012364E

Federal
Medicare
Social Security
Social Security Benefit
Medicare Benefit

$3,314.96

12/22/2020 MN DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE

G 101-21702 State Withholding
Total MN DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
Paid Chk# 012365E

$573.46
$259.86
$1,110.89
$1,110.89
$259.86

$297.14
$297.14

State Tax - MN

12/22/2020 P.E.R.A.

G 101-21704 PERA
G 101-21704 PERA

$16.67
$16.67

Total P.E.R.A.

$33.34

10100 gen checking

$3,645.44

DCP Pera
DCP Pera City Match

Fund Summary
10100 gen checking
101 GENERAL FUND

$3,645.44

$3,645.44

_________________________________
Mayor Iverson

_________________________________
Councilmember Luger

_________________________________
Councilmember Nanko/Yeager

_________________________________
Councilmember Schilling

_________________________________
Councilmember Zerwas

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Invoice

Comment

10100 gen checking
Paid Chk# 012366E 12/22/2020 MN STATE RETIREMENT SYSTEM
E 101-42400-130 EMPLOYER PAID IN (GENERAL
E 101-42110-130 EMPLOYER PAID IN (GENERAL
Total MN STATE RETIREMENT SYSTEM

$4,732.94 122220
$6,281.83 122220

$11,014.77

10100 gen checking

$11,014.77

Weck contribution
Hoppe Contribution

Fund Summary
10100 gen checking
101 GENERAL FUND

$11,014.77
$11,014.77

_________________________________
Mayor Iverson

_________________________________
Councilmember Luger

_________________________________
Councilmember Nanko/Yeager

_________________________________
Councilmember Schilling

_________________________________
Councilmember Zerwas

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12/21/20 2:04 PM

CITY OF WYOMING

Page 1

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DECEMBER 2020
Check Amt

Invoice

Comment

10100 gen checking
Paid Chk# 012355E 12/22/2020 DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY
G 101-21701
G 101-21703
G 101-21703
G 101-21703
G 101-21703

Federal Withholding
FICA Tax Withholding
FICA Tax Withholding
FICA Tax Withholding
FICA Tax Withholding
Total DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY

Paid Chk# 012357E

G 101-21704
G 101-21704
G 101-21704
G 101-21704

Total P.E.R.A.

$2,779.33
$2,779.33

State Tax - MN

$2,608.46
$3,563.80
$3,009.77
$5,345.67

Cord Pera
PF Pera
Pera City match
PF pera city match

$14,527.70

12/22/2020 SELECTACCOUNT

G 101-21707 H.S.A
G 101-21707 H.S.A

Total SELECTACCOUNT
Paid Chk# 051317

$13,046.98

12/22/2020 P.E.R.A.

PERA
PERA
PERA
PERA

Paid Chk# 012359E

Federal
Medicare
Social Security
Social Security Benefit
Medicare Benefit

12/22/2020 MN DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE

G 101-21702 State Withholding
Total MN DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
Paid Chk# 012358E

$6,363.52
$956.27
$2,385.46
$2,385.46
$956.27

$1,875.08
$500.00
$2,375.08

HSA CONTRIBUTION
HSA CITY CONTRIBUTION

12/22/2020 PACIFIC LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

G 101-21712 ROTH-PACIFIC LIFE
Total PACIFIC LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

$230.75

$230.75

10100 gen checking

$32,959.84

ROTH

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Invoice

Comment

Fund Summary
10100 gen checking
101 GENERAL FUND

$32,959.84

$32,959.84

_________________________________
Mayor Iverson

_________________________________
Councilmember Luger

_________________________________
Councilmember Nanko/Yeager

_________________________________
Councilmember Schilling

_________________________________
Councilmember Zerwas

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12/21/20 2:10 PM

CITY OF WYOMING

Page 1

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Invoice

Comment

10100 gen checking
Paid Chk# 012360E 12/22/2020 DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY
G 101-21701 Federal Withholding
G 101-21703 FICA Tax Withholding
G 101-21703 FICA Tax Withholding
Total DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY
Paid Chk# 012361E

Federal
Medicare
Medicare Benefit

12/22/2020 MN DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE

G 101-21702 State Withholding
Total MN DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE

Paid Chk# 012362E

$597.31
$121.32
$121.32
$839.95

$271.87

State Tax - MN

$271.87

12/22/2020 P.E.R.A.

G 101-21704 PERA
G 101-21704 PERA

$987.23
$1,480.83
Total P.E.R.A.

$2,468.06

10100 gen checking

$3,579.88

PF Pera
PF pera city match

Fund Summary
10100 gen checking
101 GENERAL FUND

$3,579.88
$3,579.88

_________________________________
Mayor Iverson

_________________________________
Councilmember Luger

_________________________________
Councilmember Nanko/Yeager

_________________________________
Councilmember Schilling

_________________________________
Councilmember Zerwas

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Invoice

Comment

10100 gen checking
Paid Chk# 051318
12/31/2020 ADAMS, PATRICE
E 101-41410-100 SALARIES & WAGES
Total ADAMS, PATRICE

Paid Chk# 051319

$80.00

12/31/2020 AIRFRESH INDUSTRIES, INC

E 101-45200-405 SATALLITE RENTAL
Total AIRFRESH INDUSTRIES, INC
Paid Chk# 051320

$100.00 42883
$100.00

$97.70 265696
$239.80 266123
$2,238.82 266214

$1,413.15 12032020
$1,413.15

$249.00 Q-280592-441 SIGNAL SIDEARM KIT
$249.00

12/31/2020 BAKER TILLY MUNICIPAL ADVISORS
$3,100.00 BTMA7929
$3,900.00 BTMA8195

12/31/2020 BIO-TEC EMERGENCY SERVICES
$200.00 133392

12/31/2020 CAMPBELL KNUTSON
GENERAL MATTERS

$4,497.89 2905845216

CLEARLANE SALT

$4,497.89

12/31/2020 CARQUEST AUTO PARTS

E 101-42110-390 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE
Total CARQUEST AUTO PARTS
Paid Chk# 051329

$403.00 11302020
$403.00

12/31/2020 CARGILL, INCORPORATED

E 101-43100-440 SALT & SAND
Total CARGILL, INCORPORATED

Paid Chk# 051328

SQUAD CLEAN-UP

$200.00

E 101-41400-304 ATTORNEY FEES
Total CAMPBELL KNUTSON
Paid Chk# 051327

ARBITRAGE COMPLIANCE REPORT 2015B
BAKER TILLY-PROJECT REVIEW

$7,000.00

E 101-41400-227 COVID-19
Total BIO-TEC EMERGENCY SERVICES

Paid Chk# 051326

WIRELESS CHARGES

12/31/2020 AXON ENTERPRISE, INC.

E 437-41500-300 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE (GE
G 800-20539 ROERS COMPANIES ESCROW
Total BAKER TILLY MUNICIPAL ADVISORS
Paid Chk# 051325

UNIFORM-ROD
UNIFORM-ROETTGER
UNIFORM-EDWARDS

$2,576.32

E 205-42110-580 OTHER EQUIPMENT
Total AXON ENTERPRISE, INC.
Paid Chk# 051324

CUT FROM VIN KE

12/31/2020 AT & T MOBILITY

E 101-42110-320 COMMUNICATIONS (GENERAL)
Total AT & T MOBILITY

Paid Chk# 051323

$38.72 164458
$38.72

12/31/2020 ASPEN MILLS

E 101-42110-408 UNIFORMS
E 101-42110-408 UNIFORMS
E 101-42110-408 UNIFORMS
Total ASPEN MILLS
Paid Chk# 051322

PORTABLE RESTROOMS

12/31/2020 ANDERSON - KOCH FORD

E 101-42110-390 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE
Total ANDERSON - KOCH FORD
Paid Chk# 051321

2020 ELECTION

$80.00

$18.69 2509-292883

26 ONYX

$18.69

12/31/2020 CHISAGO COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL

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E 101-42400-231 CONTRACTED SERVICES
Total CHISAGO COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL
Paid Chk# 051330

E 101-43100-210
E 101-43100-418
E 101-43100-210
E 101-43100-418
E 101-43100-210
E 101-42110-360
E 101-41400-360
E 101-43100-210
E 101-42110-360

Paid Chk# 051331

$376.00 001-2020

OPERATING SUPPLIES
UNIFORMS
OPERATING SUPPLIES
UNIFORMS
OPERATING SUPPLIES
CLEANING SERVICE
CLEANING SERVICE
OPERATING SUPPLIES
CLEANING SERVICE
Total CINTAS/G & K SERVICES

($59.00) 4060554130-C SHOP SUPPLIES
$87.51 4070445890
STREETS
$3.50 4070445890
SHOP SUPPLIES
$87.51 4071188458
STREETS
$16.12 4071188458
SHOP SUPPLIES
$25.00 4071188459
POLICE
$25.00 4071188559
CITY HALL
($31.56) 9089215044-C SHOP SUPPLIES
($1.95) 9089229334-C POLICE
$152.13

12/31/2020 CUSTOMIZED SAFETY TRAINING LLC

$280.00 9806
$40.00 9806
$80.00 9806

12/31/2020 DAN S TOWING
$402.25
$91.06

$493.31

$136.10 0125338-IN
$136.10

SPEED LIMIT SIGNS

$142.50
$780.00
$417.50
$0.00
$52.50
$525.00
$262.50
$377.50

GENERAL
MEETINGS
AGREEMENTS
CHERRY HILL
CONTRACT
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
ECKBERG-DIAMOND RIDGE ESCROW
ECKBERG-KEVINS KAR WASH

12/31/2020 ECKBERG LAMMERS P.C.
22162
22162
22162
22162
22162
22162
22162
22162

$2,557.50

12/31/2020 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT CONNECTION

E 101-42110-390 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE
Total EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT CONNECTION
Paid Chk# 051336

TOWING
TOWING

12/31/2020 EARL F. ANDERSEN

E 101-41400-304 ATTORNEY FEES
E 101-41400-304 ATTORNEY FEES
E 101-41400-304 ATTORNEY FEES
G 800-20522 CHERRY HILL-2 ESCROW
E 101-41400-304 ATTORNEY FEES
E 101-41400-304 ATTORNEY FEES
G 800-20569 DIAMOND RIDGE CUSTOM ESCRO
G 800-20571 KEVINS KAR WASH
Total ECKBERG LAMMERS P.C.
Paid Chk# 051335

AWAIR TRAINING
AWAIR TRAINING
AWAIR TRAINING

$400.00

E 101-43100-226 SIGN MATERIAL/REPLACEMEN
Total EARL F. ANDERSEN

Paid Chk# 051334

INSPECTIONS

12/31/2020 CINTAS/G & K SERVICES

E 202-42110-231 CONTRACTED SERVICES
E 202-42110-231 CONTRACTED SERVICES
Total DAN S TOWING
Paid Chk# 051333

Comment

$376.00

E 101-41400-208 TRAINING AND INSTRUCTION
E 101-41500-208 TRAINING AND INSTRUCTION
E 101-42400-208 TRAINING AND INSTRUCTION
Total CUSTOMIZED SAFETY TRAINING LLC
Paid Chk# 051332

Invoice

$209.80 1867

LIGHTBAR LENSES

$209.80

12/31/2020 FAMILY PATHWAYS

E 101-41400-429 REIMBURSEMENTS & REFUND
Total FAMILY PATHWAYS

$300.00 DONATION

WSB 2020 FOOD DRIVE DONATION PASSTHROUGH

$300.00

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Paid Chk# 051337

$1,858.02 303370
$1,858.02

$244.70 1401823779

12/31/2020 HALLBERG FAMILY LTD

$455.15 12202020

FIRE OFFICER TRAINING

$455.15

$31.90
$55.03
$41.37
$11.37
$335.13
$474.80

IN3200396
IN3200717
IN3208519
IN3208519
IN3211059

USB FLASH DR
SOAP DISPENSER
APPT BOOKS
PENS
TONER-PW

$650.00 12072020

PRE-EMPLOYMENT PSYCH EVAL

$650.00

12/31/2020 LITTLE FALLS MACHINE
$557.20 359938
$557.20

USED MOTOR FOR SPINNER TRUCK 918

$150.00 12162020

BOOTS

12/31/2020 LUMSDEN, JASON

E 101-43100-230 SAFETY EQUIPMENT
Total LUMSDEN, JASON
Paid Chk# 051348

FITTINGS TRUCK 918

12/31/2020 KELLER, MICHAEL DR.

E 101-43100-918 1998 FORD PLOW TRUCK
Total LITTLE FALLS MACHINE

Paid Chk# 051347

$7.93 13704
$7.93

12/31/2020 INNOVATIVE OFFICE SOLUTIONS

E 101-42110-300 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE (GE
Total KELLER, MICHAEL DR.
Paid Chk# 051346

CHEMICALS FOR WATER PRODUCTION

12/31/2020 HYRKAS, ANTHONY

E 101-42110-200 SUPPLIES - OFFICE/COPY/CO
E 101-41400-200 SUPPLIES - OFFICE/COPY/CO
E 101-43100-200 SUPPLIES - OFFICE/COPY/CO
E 101-41400-200 SUPPLIES - OFFICE/COPY/CO
E 101-43100-200 SUPPLIES - OFFICE/COPY/CO
Total INNOVATIVE OFFICE SOLUTIONS
Paid Chk# 051345

$872.86 4841385

12/31/2020 HYDRAULICS PLUS & CONSULTING

E 101-42110-208 TRAINING AND INSTRUCTION
Total HYRKAS, ANTHONY
Paid Chk# 051344

UNIT 506

$872.86

E 101-43100-404 REPAIRS & MAINT. - EQUIPME
Total HYDRAULICS PLUS & CONSULTING

Paid Chk# 051343

$52.50 12152020
$52.50

12/31/2020 HAWKINS INC

E 601-49425-216 CHEMICALS/CHEMICAL PRODU
Total HAWKINS INC
Paid Chk# 051342

MIRRORS FOR PLOW TRCUK 902

$244.70

E 101-42110-210 OPERATING SUPPLIES
Total HALLBERG FAMILY LTD
Paid Chk# 051341

DELIVERED DIESEL FUEL

12/31/2020 GRAINGER INC.

E 101-43100-404 REPAIRS & MAINT. - EQUIPME
Total GRAINGER INC.

Paid Chk# 051340

$93.68 MNTC3207981 NUTS & BOLTS FOR PLOW WING
$93.68

12/31/2020 FEDERATED CO-OPS

E 101-43100-212 MOTOR FUELS
Total FEDERATED CO-OPS
Paid Chk# 051339

Comment

12/31/2020 FASTENAL COMPANY

E 101-43100-404 REPAIRS & MAINT. - EQUIPME
Total FASTENAL COMPANY

Paid Chk# 051338

Invoice

$150.00

12/31/2020 MENARDS - FOREST LAKE

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E 101-43100-401 REPAIRS & MAINT. - BUILDING
E 101-43100-440 SALT & SAND
E 101-43100-440 SALT & SAND
E 101-43100-440 SALT & SAND
Total MENARDS - FOREST LAKE

Paid Chk# 051349

$188.71 INV1719171

$1,328.00 21-042
$1,328.00

INSTRUCTOR I CERT EXAM-HUBERTY
INSTRUCTOR I CERT EXAM
CERT EXAM-HUBERTY
CERT EXAM-HUBERTY

$865.00

$1,040.00 IN1514922

COMPRESSOR SERVICE CALL

$1,040.00

$95.00 1065442
$56.00 1065898
$151.00

LAB TESTS
LAB TESTS

$885.50 20596
$221.95 20618

CLEAN SALT FRO BRINE TANK
CLEAN SALT FOR BRINE TANK

12/31/2020 NORTHERN SALT INC

E 101-43100-440 SALT & SAND
E 101-43100-440 SALT & SAND
Total NORTHERN SALT INC

$1,107.45

12/31/2020 NORTHERN TOOL & EQUIPMENT

E 101-43100-440 SALT & SAND
E 101-43100-440 SALT & SAND
E 101-43100-440 SALT & SAND
Total NORTHERN TOOL & EQUIPMENT
Paid Chk# 051357

8218
8243
8273
8300

12/31/2020 MVTL

Total MVTL

Paid Chk# 051356

$120.00
$480.00
$145.00
$120.00

12/31/2020 MUNICIPAL EMERGENCY SERVICES

E 601-49425-311 LAB COSTS
E 601-49425-311 LAB COSTS

Paid Chk# 051355

$10.00 ABR0250054X 129740 BOILER
$10.00

12/31/2020 MN FIRE SERVICE CERT. BOARD

E 101-42110-370 INSPECTIONS
Total MUNICIPAL EMERGENCY SERVICES
Paid Chk# 051354

SURFACE SCAN

12/31/2020 MN DEPT OF LABOR

E 101-42110-208 TRAINING AND INSTRUCTION
E 101-42110-208 TRAINING AND INSTRUCTION
E 101-42110-208 TRAINING AND INSTRUCTION
E 101-42110-208 TRAINING AND INSTRUCTION
Total MN FIRE SERVICE CERT. BOARD

Paid Chk# 051353

PLOTTER

$188.71

E 101-45500-401 REPAIRS & MAINT. - BUILDING
Total MN DEPT OF LABOR

Paid Chk# 051352

AER KIT FOR SINK
PARTS FOR SALT BRINNER
PARTS FOR SALT BRINNER
SALT FOR SIDEWALKS - WATER SOFTENER

12/31/2020 MID AMERICAN SIGNAL

E 101-43100-404 REPAIRS & MAINT. - EQUIPME
Total MID AMERICAN SIGNAL
Paid Chk# 051351

53299
53584
53726
53949

Comment

12/31/2020 METRO SALES

E 101-42400-200 SUPPLIES - OFFICE/COPY/CO
Total METRO SALES

Paid Chk# 051350

$9.25
$25.43
$32.24
$200.55
$267.47

Invoice

$20.98 0361055701
$19.96 0363185207
$118.94 0363185445

PARTS FOR SALT BRINNER
PARTS FOR SALT BRINNER
PARTS FOR SALT BRINNER

$159.88

12/31/2020 OLSON S SEWER SERVICE

E 601-49425-449 WATERMAIN BREAK
Total OLSON S SEWER SERVICE

$3,600.98 93897

WATER BREAK ON GLEN OAK

$3,600.98

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Paid Chk# 051358

$1,421.12 201152
$1,421.12 201152

12/31/2020 PARSON, TRAVIS
$330.89 12212020

$36,567.00 12302020

12/31/2020 POLLARDWATER
$184.36 0181903

12/31/2020 ROETTGER, JOHN

$1,272.68 INV240163

$3,140.00 2020-111

12/31/2020 SRC

$170.00 12022020
$24.00 12282020
$194.00

$215.84 66851
$215.84

ASPHALT

12/31/2020 THOMSON REUTERS-WEST PUBLISH

E 101-42110-436 INVESTIGATIONS
Total THOMSON REUTERS-WEST PUBLISH

$159.54 843449967

INVESTIGATIVE SUITE

$159.54

12/31/2020 TIMESAVER OFF SITE SECRETARIAL

E 101-41400-231 CONTRACTED SERVICES
E 101-41400-231 CONTRACTED SERVICES
Total TIMESAVER OFF SITE SECRETARIAL
Paid Chk# 051369

CONST DISPOSAL OF MATERIALS
TIRE DISPOSAL

12/31/2020 T.A. SCHIFSKY & SONS INC

E 101-43100-441 STREET MAINT MATERIALS
Total T.A. SCHIFSKY & SONS INC

Paid Chk# 051368

ALEXANDER,LONG

$3,140.00

Total SRC

Paid Chk# 051367

HOODIES & PARKAS

$1,272.68

E 101-43100-384 REFUSE
E 101-43100-384 REFUSE

Paid Chk# 051366

UNIFORM PURCHASE

12/31/2020 SLFD TRANING

E 101-42110-208 TRAINING AND INSTRUCTION
Total SLFD TRANING
Paid Chk# 051365

$246.76 12182020
$246.76

12/31/2020 SAFE-FAST INC

E 101-43100-240 SMALL TOOLS/MINOR EQUIPM
Total SAFE-FAST INC

Paid Chk# 051364

REPAIR ON UTILITY LOCATER

$184.36

E 101-42110-408 UNIFORMS
Total ROETTGER, JOHN
Paid Chk# 051363

2ND HALF 2020 TAX ABATEMENT

$36,567.00

E 601-49425-404 REPAIRS & MAINT. - EQUIPME
Total POLLARDWATER

Paid Chk# 051362

FIRE OFFICER TRAINING

$330.89

12/31/2020 POLARIS INDUSTRIES, INC.

E 101-41500-714 TAX ABATEMENT
Total POLARIS INDUSTRIES, INC.
Paid Chk# 051361

NOVEMBER SERVICES
NOVEMBER SERVICES

$2,842.24

E 101-42110-208 TRAINING AND INSTRUCTION
Total PARSON, TRAVIS
Paid Chk# 051360

Comment

12/31/2020 OPUS 21 MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS

E 601-49425-300 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE (GE
E 602-49425-300 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE (GE
Total OPUS 21 MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS

Paid Chk# 051359

Invoice

$148.00 M26092
$148.00 M26092

CITY COUNCIL MEETING
PARK ADVISORY MEETING

$296.00

12/31/2020 VENTIMIGLIA, ISABELLA

E 101-42110-220 COMPLIANCE CHECKS

$50.00 12182020

2020 ALCOHOL COMPLIANCE

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Total VENTIMIGLIA, ISABELLA
Paid Chk# 051370
E 101-42110-210
E 101-42110-210
E 101-42110-200
E 101-42110-200
E 101-42110-210
E 101-42110-210
E 101-42110-210
E 101-42110-200
E 101-42110-436

Paid Chk# 051371

12/31/2020 VISA

$1,088.38

$4,440.00 2275
$4,440.00

ELECTRICAL SERVICE LIONS PARK

$15.00 32608

KEYS

$15.00

$429.40 8361267
$429.40

LEASE ON PW TRAILER

12/31/2020 WINNICK SUPPLY INC.
$33.02 421553

BRINE TANK

$33.02

12/31/2020 WSB

E 408-43100-303 ENGINEERING
E 601-49425-535 IMPROVEMENTS
E 101-41400-303 ENGINEERING
E 408-43100-303 ENGINEERING
E 651-49425-310 MS4 PERMIT - ENGINEERING
E 101-41910-315 PLANNER (COMP PLAN)
E 101-43100-303 ENGINEERING
G 800-20522 CHERRY HILL-2 ESCROW
G 800-20532 SHORE VIEW TWO ESCROW
G 800-20569 DIAMOND RIDGE CUSTOM ESCRO
G 800-20571 KEVINS KAR WASH
E 408-43100-303 ENGINEERING
E 602-49425-300 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE (GE
G 800-20568 MOXNESS SUMMER FIELDS ESCR
E 601-49425-300 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE (GE
Total WSB
Paid Chk# 051376

DROPBOX
AXON BODY MOUNT
BATTERIES
USB LED LIGHT
WALL DROP BOX SAFE
TILE STICKER
BOUNDTREE SUPPLIES
ETCHING ENGRAVING PEN
BUSHNELL

12/31/2020 WILLIAMS SCOTSMAN, INC.

E 101-43100-440 SALT & SAND
Total WINNICK SUPPLY INC.

Paid Chk# 051375

113020-0284
113020-0284
113020-0284
113020-0284
113020-0284
113020-0284
113020-0284
113020-0284
113020-0284

12/31/2020 WHITE BEAR LOCKSMITH

E 401-43100-500 CAPITAL OUTLAY
Total WILLIAMS SCOTSMAN, INC.
Paid Chk# 051374

$12.87
$83.50
$51.24
$24.22
$139.53
$80.48
$651.98
$24.58
$19.98

12/31/2020 WAUSAU ELECTRIC INC

E 101-41400-401 REPAIRS & MAINT. - BUILDING
Total WHITE BEAR LOCKSMITH
Paid Chk# 051373

Comment

$50.00

OPERATING SUPPLIES
OPERATING SUPPLIES
SUPPLIES - OFFICE/COPY/CO
SUPPLIES - OFFICE/COPY/CO
OPERATING SUPPLIES
OPERATING SUPPLIES
OPERATING SUPPLIES
SUPPLIES - OFFICE/COPY/CO
INVESTIGATIONS
Total VISA

E 101-45200-404 REPAIRS & MAINT. - EQUIPME
Total WAUSAU ELECTRIC INC

Paid Chk# 051372

Invoice

$11,584.25
$288.00
$272.50
$2,264.25
$391.00
$2,003.50
$864.00
$206.00
$2,566.25
$300.50
$773.75
$15,606.75
$18,707.50
$6,133.91
$327.50

2021 STREET IMPROVEMENT
300,000 GAL WATER TOWER REHAB
2020 GENERAL ENGINEERING
BRIDGE 13506 REPLACEMENT
MS4 PROGRAM
2020 COMP PLAN UPDATE
BRIDGE SAFETY INSPECTIONS
WSB-CHERRY HILL FINAL PLAT
WSB-SHORE VIEW TWO PRELIM PLAT, VARIANCE
WSB-2020 EMERALD AVE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
WSB-KEVINS KAR WASH VARIANCE
2020 ST IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
E VIKING BLVD SANITARY SEWER IMPROVE
WSB-MOXNESS SUMMER FIELDS 1ST ADDITION
WHPP IMPLEMENTATION

$62,289.66

12/31/2020 XCEL ENERGY

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E 101-43100-380
E 101-43100-380
E 101-43100-380
E 602-49425-380
E 101-43100-380
E 101-43100-380
E 602-49425-380
E 601-49425-380
E 601-49425-380
E 101-45200-380
E 101-43100-386
E 101-43100-386
E 101-43100-380
E 101-45200-380
E 101-43100-380
E 101-43100-380
E 101-43100-386
E 601-49425-380
E 101-43100-380
E 101-43100-386
E 101-42110-380
E 601-49425-380
E 101-41400-380
E 101-43100-386
E 101-45500-380
E 101-43100-380
E 101-42110-380
E 101-43100-380
E 101-43100-380
E 101-43100-380

Paid Chk# 051377

UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
STREET LIGHTS
STREET LIGHTS
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
STREET LIGHTS
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
STREET LIGHTS
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
STREET LIGHTS
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
UTILITIES-GAS/ELEC/SEWER/
Total XCEL ENERGY

$12.60
$15.95
$17.68
$203.43
$12.16
$17.65
$1,111.51
$76.62
$915.49
$77.34
$37.03
$29.47
$337.68
$9.94
$490.90
$12.59
$102.00
$606.24
$11.75
$28.12
$640.23
$825.72
$489.24
$39.63
$1,072.17
$53.35
$18.54
$11.32
$356.36
$5.03

Invoice

711848880
711864919
711869507
712023914
712045954
712075549
712731985
712731985
712753857
712753857
712753857
712753857
712753857
712753857
712753857
712753857
712753857
712753857
712753857
712753857
712753857
712753857
712753857
712753857
712753857
712753857
712753857
712753857
712753857
712753857

Comment
SPEED SIGN
RAILROAD PARK
SPEED SIGN
LIFT STATIONS
SPEED SIGN
SPEED SIGN
LIFT STATIONS
WELLHOUSE
WELL HOUSE
WARMING HOUSE
STOP LIGHT
STOP LIGHT
MAINT BLDG
GOODVIEW PARK
MAINT BLDG
CENTENIAL PARK
ST LIGHT
PUMPHOUSE
LIBERTY PONDS-POLE BLDG
STOP LIGHT
POLICE/MAINT-50/50
WELL HOUSE #1
CITY HALL
STOP LIGHT
LIBRARY
TRAFFIC LIGHT
PARK N RIDE SURV
SPEED SIGN
PW TRAILER
FIRE & CIVIL DEF SVC

$7,637.74

12/31/2020 ZIEGLER INC.

E 101-43100-404 REPAIRS & MAINT. - EQUIPME
Total ZIEGLER INC.

10100 gen checking

$154.42 PC200249062 HARNESS FOR SKID LOADER
$154.42

$156,923.87

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Fund Summary
10100 gen checking
101 GENERAL FUND

$77,572.05

202 POLICE IMPOUNDS & TOWS

$493.31

205 POLICE DEPARTMENT DONATIONS

$249.00

401 CAPITAL EQUIPMENT FUND

$429.40

408 STREET REPLACEMENT FUND

$29,455.25

437 2009 IMPROVEMENTS

$3,100.00

601 WATER FUND

$9,269.89

602 SEWER FUND

$21,443.56

651 SURFACE/STORM WATER FUND

$391.00

800 PROJECTS AND DEVELOPMENTS

$14,520.41
$156,923.87

_________________________________
Mayor Iverson

_________________________________
Councilmember Luger

_________________________________
Councilmember Nanko/Yeager

_________________________________
Councilmember Schilling

_________________________________
Councilmember Zerwas

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Council Report
December 28, 2020
Mayor Iverson and City Council Members
Re: Public Safety Activity Report for Jan 5th, 2020 City Council Meeting
The unexpected introduction of COVID19 certainly added unfamiliar and unexpected challenges for 2020, but it did not
halt our department goals. I had 5 major goals to be completed in 2020 which were accomplished:
1. RMS Upgrade: the RMS was implemented in January; launching new servers, mobile computers, new data
configuration, and internal software maintenance.
2. NIBRS Implementation: A Federal mandate was issued to convert our statistical reporting format from MOC
coding to NIBRS by January 2021. We have been engaged in the process of helping our vendor created a
reporting interface for nearly 2 years. We implemented the reporting change over this summer and received our
final BCA certification this past month after a 4-month error monitoring phase. In order to certify, we had to
have an error rate of less than 4%, our report error rate for the 4 month test period was 0%.
3. Over the first 8 months of 2021, we were engaged in an employee discipline process requiring significant time
commitment, documentation retrieval, hearing preparation, and testifying. The hearing outcome confirmed our
position, completing the discipline process after 13 months.
4. The Department was running short-staffed since August 2019, one of our goals was to get the department back
to full staff. This fall we went through the hiring process extending an offer to Allison Edwards, who starts
January 4th, 2021.
5. A goal originally set for 2021, was accelerated into 2020 after receiving a donation for Body Cameras. The
process for doing so included new policy development, community comment engagement, public hearing, and
implementation. Since receiving final approval, we have acquired the cameras, trained all our staff,
programmed the software, and launched the program. On December 15th the Body Camera Program went live
with all uniform patrol officers.
In addition to our 2020 goals accomplishments, we were also tasked with new policy development as a result of the civil
unrest that sparked off over the summer. Minnesota Laws makers issued a series of Police Reform Bills requiring
modification of or new policies around “Use of Force”, “Duty to Interceed”, and new reporting requirements. As 2020
comes to an end we look back at all that has been accomplished in one of the most challenging years for Public Safety.

PUBLIC SAFETY
P.O. Box 188, 7665 Wyoming Trl., Wyoming, MN 55092
Phone: 651-462-0577 Fax: 651-462-0506

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Public Safety providers with EMR certifications have been included in the initial vaccination group, we have 37
employees between Police & Fire that qualify for the vaccination. I have surveyed our staff and only about 20% have
indicated they will receive the vaccination. The first vaccination doses for our Public Safety Employees will begin
December 31st. The second booster shots will be administered 28 days later. With the vaccination now available to
Public Safety Employees, I will begin the planning process to returning our department to more normal business
practices, phasing in employees returning from remoting working arrangements.
There are currently 3 clinic locations identified by Public Health in Chisago County, Rush City, North Branch, and
Lindstrom. Public Health is negotiating a clinic site in Wyoming as well. The vaccinations are being managed by Pubic
Health, not by local health providers, therefore Public Health is coordinating clinic locations, processes, and hours of
operations. The clinics will be operated by appointment only based on an individual's eligibility, they will be marketing
that information to the public.
One of the Federal mandates to operate a clinic requires Law Enforcement to provide site security during hours of
operations. This is going to be a challenge for us; as of now, there is no federal reimbursement to support Law
Enforcement’s expense. Public Health is requesting all agencies participate in the security detail under the Mutual Aid
agreements in response to a public pandemic. Participation will require us to hire over-time to cover any shifts, this is
an unanticipated and unbudgeted expense. As of now, Public Health is looking at operating 3-4 clinic sites, 2-3 times per
week for 6 hour durations, until approximately July 2021. Participation will have a significant impact on our overtime
budget with no guarantee or reimbursement. I would anticipate covering 2 shifts a week for 26 weeks at an estimated
cost of $17,000 - $21,000 in overtime expenses.

Paul Hoppe
Public Safety Director

PUBLIC SAFETY
P.O. Box 188, 7665 Wyoming Trl., Wyoming, MN 55092
Phone: 651-462-0577 Fax: 651-462-0506

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December 28, 2020
Honorable Mayor and City Council
City of Wyoming
26885 Forest Boulevard
Wyoming, MN 55092
RE:

January 5, 2021 CITY COUNCIL MEETING

Dear Mayor and Council Members:
This letter is intended to summarize on-going commercial building projects and zoning issues within the City. Some of these
items may be separate agenda matters, while others are for informational purposes only.
Maranatha Radio Tower
The foundation for the tower has been placed. The permit for the radio tower antenna has been issued.
Midco Data Center
Interior work continues, including sheetrock and a large duct system to provide cooling for the electronic equipment room.
Framing plumbing and mechanical systems rough-in inspections have been approved. Underground plumbing and the floor
slab have been installed. Installation of the “tip-up” wall panels and the roof structure are complete. Underground plumbing
in the building has been inspected and approved. Footings and foundation have been inspected and approved. Connections to
city sewer & water have been inspected and approved. Stormwater treatment features have been constructed. The parking lot
has been paved.
Wyoming Grange Daycare
Construction has restarted with the installation of the fire separation assemblies. The building permit has been issued to remodel
the former Galleberg Chiropractic office into a daycare facility.
CU Recovery Parking Area Expansion
Ponding areas have been seeded and blacktop with parking lanes has been done as well. The contractor has not scheduled a
final inspection.
260th Street Water Tower
Antennas on the temporary poles are being placed back on to the water tower; the steel tower has been removed.
Gopher State Mini-Storage
One structure has had its final inspection approved. Framing on the other building has been delayed because of lumber prices
and availability.
Planning Commission
Planning Commission Seat D (Bryan Murdock) and Seat E (Mark Lobermeier) terms expire in 2021; both Planning
Commission members have submitted letters requesting to be reappointed to the commission. I have not received any other
requests for appointment. This is a separate agenda item.
Sincerely,

Frederick E. Weck, IV
Zoning Administrator
Building Official #1825
Advanced Septic Inspector, MPCA #C5199
City of Wyoming

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Writer’s Direct Dial:
(715) 808-8842
Writer’s Email:
[email protected]

December 30, 2020

Robb Linwood
City of Wyoming
26885 Forest Boulevard
Wyoming, MN 55092
Re:

Delivered via Email

City of Wyoming
Status Update for the Period of – December 11, 2020 – December 30, 2020

Dear Robb:
Our office is reviewing documents and advising the City as with regard to questions relating to the
ongoing Aadland development. We assisted in preparing the remote meeting video policy and finalized
the contract for the City Administrator.
We continue to provide legal assistance relating to City code enforcement and general civil legal matters
including the ongoing operations in response to the COVID-19 Pandemic. We continue our general
counsel role of fielding questions and addressing general concerns raised by City staff relating to any
other legal matters relevant to the City.
Please contact me directly if you have any questions regarding this correspondence. Thank you for
allowing us to serve the City of Wyoming.
Very Truly Yours,
s/ Thomas R. Loonan
Thomas R. Loonan
City Attorney

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Engineer’s Report
…………………………………………...
December 31, 2020
Honorable Mayor and City Council
City of Wyoming, MN
26885 Forest Boulevard
Wyoming, MN 55092
Re:

January 5, 2020 City Council Meeting
WSB Project No. 015228-000

Dear Mayor and Council Members:
This engineers report is intended to update you on engineering activities within the City since
the last council meeting. Some of the items below may be on the agenda with more detailed
information provided, while the other items below are for informational purposes only.
2020 Street Improvement Project
Project is substantially complete. The assessments have been certified to Chisago. No further
updates on this project are expected until spring. Final payment will be made next spring once
vegetation is established and all punch list items have been addressed.
2021 Street Improvement Project
Mailed notice to residents has gone out to residents informing them of the potential 2021
project. Survey, televising, soil borings, utility locates, and coordination with public works to
understand any infrastructure needs/repairs in this area is underway. Survey work has been
completed and staff is preparing the feasibility study.
A neighborhood meeting was held on 12/16/20 to inform property owners of the potential
project, the public improvement process, and to get feedback from property owners prior to the
finalization of the feasibility study.
MS4 Story Map
WSB had provided a demo of the MS4 story map to City staff and will have any requested edits
completed in time for inclusion on the City website prior to rate changes going into effect.

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Summer Fields Development
The preliminary plat proposal has been heard by the Planning Commission and the City Council.
The preliminary plat has been conditionally approved. At the 11/24 Planning Commission
meeting the Planning Commission moved to recommend to the City Council approval of the CUP
for a planned unit development for the entire 106 lots identified in the preliminary plat as well
as moved to recommend to the City Council approval of the Summer Fields final plat consisting
of 19 lots. Council approved these items at the 12/1 City Council meeting. Staff will be
reviewing the recently submitted plans to verify all of our comments have been addressed and
begin work on the development agreement.
Certificate of Mileage
Staff has submitted the City of Wyoming Certificate of Mileage to MNDOT. Since we added to
our overall street mileage, staff will be reviewing if we can potentially add to our MSA network
of roads. Additions are due in March of 2021.
Preserve at Comfort Lake
Work on the project has ended for the construction season and will resume in the spring of
2021. The fist layer of asphalt has been placed on the development as well as the portion of
Heritage Lane that needed to be upgraded. The finalization of the filtration basin, final layer of
asphalt, and restoration are the main remaining items to be completed.
Small utility construction (electric, gas, communications) is complete. Restoration of
boulevards, pond filtration media and seeding is ongoing.
Aadland Development
No new update. Staff has approved the plans for the project. No schedule has been provided
on construction of the public infrastructure. Staff has granted a driveway access for this
property for viewing of the lots where surveyors identified lot boundaries. Staff believes this
development will be constructed in 2021.
Diamond Ridge Development
This is a plat that was approved many years ago. We have received plans after many years of no
activity on this project. It consists of 6 single family lots at the end of 261st Street and will
connect to Emerald Avenue. Staff has provided comments on the construction plans and have
also prepared a draft development agreement. Staff is awaiting revised construction plans and
expect construction will begin in the spring of 2021.
Wellhead Protection Plan
WSB had submitted for a Source Water Protection Implementation Grant from the Minnesota
Department of Health to continue to implement the actions outlined in our Wellhead Protection
Plan. We successfully received the $10,000 we requested. Staff has begun working on these
efforts. There is not a City matching funds requirement.
TH 61 and East Viking Sanitary Sewer Upsizing Project
Plans have been submitted to MNDOT for review. A meeting with the utility companies to
discuss the project was held on 10/30/2020 to ensure they are prepared for the proposed
improvements. Staff is currently working closely with MNDOT staff on communication and
public engagement components of this project as the project will be impactful to traffic

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operations. Staff is looking to discuss the project at a work session to discuss the projects
impact, timeline, detours, among other items to keep the council informed. Once we receive
comments back from MNDOT, staff will request authorization to advertise for bidding.
East Viking Bridge over the Sunrise River
Plans have been submitted to MNDOT for review. Design parameters had been set with the
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and staff worked to find the most economical and
least impactful design (both environmentally and duration of construction) to replace this
bridge. The proposed design is wider than what exists today to meet minimum design
standards. Our intention is to wait for bridge bonding to be become available to help fund the
building of this bridge. We are on the wait list.
Access will be restricted as the bridge construction will require the roadway to be closed when
this construction takes place. Coordination with Polaris, residents, Chisago City and others will
be important.
Thank you for the opportunity to update the council on current matters in the City.
Sincerely,
WSB and Associates, Inc.
.
Mark A. Erichson, PE

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City Council Report
Mayor Iverson and City Council Members
Public Works Report for January 5th, 2021 Council Meeting
Honorable Mayor Iverson and City Council Members,
The snow storms have started and Public Works has been plowing and salting streets. We had a good
number of call-backs on the 23rd and 24th. There were power outages, street signs hit, and emergency
vehicle streets that needed to be plowed twice as the wind kept blowing them in.
The hockey rink has been open and has been a success as in the past.
Public Works removed some trees, brush, and stumps from the winter trail.
The televising of sanitary sewer has been completed for the 2021 Street Project.
The wiring of the water meter reading equipment has finished being installed on the two water towers.
I attended the MS4 meeting with WSB, 2021 Street Improvement Project meeting with WSB, and the
Special City Council Meeting.
Sincerely,
Chuck Almhjeld
Public Works Superintendent

Parks:

Opening up the winter trail.

Sanitary Sewer:

Daily Rounds have been completed.

Water:

Daily and monthly water tests have been completed
Correspondence continues from MDH on Coronavirus

Streets:

2021 Street Project work
Dead or trouble boulevard trees continue to be removed.

Surface Water:

Large culvert by Hawk Meadows continues to plug and Public Works has been keeping it open.
Working with WSB for a solution.
Annual MS4 Meeting

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WYOMING PUBLIC WORKS
P.O. Box 188, 26490 Faxton Ave. Wyoming, MN 55092
Phone: 651-462-0580 Fax: 651-462-0581

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Project Update for Local Stakeholders
December 2020

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Overview
About This Project

Chisago County is leading a project to get moving on identifying long-term
solutions to improve safety and mobility along US Highway 8 from I-35 in Forest
Lake to Karmel Avenue in Chisago City.
Engagement Events

What We’ve Heard

Pop-up Events – June/July 2019
• Mike’s Bait on 8
• Chisago City Farmer’s Market

• Harmony in the Park
• Brinks Supermarket

Public Open House – July 2019

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Designing for Corridor Context
Hwy 8 Corridor Context

What do we need to consider?
• Roadway needs to serve local and thru trips.
• Roadway needs to be user friendly.
• Roadway should have parkway feel with
lower design speed.
• Future access across Hwy 8 for walkers and
bikers is important.
• Safety will be improved with reducing the
number of access locations along Hwy 8.

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Preliminary Corridor Options

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Evaluation of Corridor Plans

Highest Ranked Plans

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Considerations for Intersections with
Low Volumes on Local Roadways
Minor Street Stop Control

Reduced Conflict Intersection Control

• Addresses near- and long-term traffic needs

• Addresses near- and long-term traffic needs

• More conflict points and higher risk for severe
crashes

• Less conflict points and lower risk for severe crashes

• Less cost, impacts and maintenance needs
• Best addresses future access and functionality
of corridor vision

• Increased cost, impacts and maintenance needs
• More applicable with wider highway median and
higher mainline speeds
• Requires education for drivers as this is a unique
intersection control treatment

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What is the City’s role?
• Provide input on how the City envisions the character of the
corridor.
• Review pedestrian & bicycle needs and goals as they relate to the
City’s goals and the proposed trail.
• Review and comment on the intersection options.
• Engage your Planning Commissions.
• Review existing and proposed land uses along the corridor.
• How can we help guide potential development and achieve City goals?

• Engage your Engineer and their transportation and planner staff.
• Help to comment on City wants/needs/requests.
• Analyze options from the City’s perspective.

• Provide comments back to Joe.

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Next Steps

• Refine proposed corridor concept and obtain agency approvals
• Complete Environmental Review process

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Contact Information

Joe Triplett, PE
Chisago County
Director of Public Works | County Engineer
(651) 213-8708

[email protected]

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Request for Action
Date: January 5, 2021
Presented to: Mayor Iverson and City Council Members
Presented by:
Chuck Almhjeld
Department: Public Works
Reference: Start the process for a full-time Maintenance Worker 1

Background Information:
The Wyoming City Council approved a full-time Maintenance Worker 1 position for the 2021 budget year at a
rate of $24.31-$29.54 per hour based on qualifications. This wage is the 2021 wages per the Local 49ers
Union Contract 2021-2023. The new position is being split up equally between water, sewer, and surface water
enterprise funds. The main responsibilities are as follows:
1. Performs non-supervisory manual, semi skilled work with primary duties in surface water maintenance.
2. Assists in maintenance tasks in all public works areas.
3. Operates a variety of equipment.
4. Participates in snowplowing/salting.
5. Routine maintenance tasks.
6. Responds to emergencies and works beyond normal hours.
The position will be posted on the League of Minnesota Cities Website and in other applicable areas. Once the
position has closed, staff will review and score the applicants received from potential candidates. Qualified
candidates will be contacted for interviews and we will select based on skill set and the candidate that would
serve the City of Wyoming's Public Works Department most effectively. Once a candidate is selected, it will be
brought forward to the City Council for approval.
Recommended Action: Staff recommends that the Maintenance Worker 1 Position be advertised on the
League of Minnesota Cities Website and other applicable areas to begin the hiring process.

CITY OF WYOMING
P.O. Box 188, 26885 Forest Blvd., Wyoming, MN 55092
Phone: 651-462-0575 Fax: 651-462-0576

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City of Wyoming
MAINTENANCE WORKER 1
Job Description
Position Title: Maintenance Worker 1
Department: Public Works
Reports to: Public Works Supervisor
Union:
Local 49
Status:
Regular Full Time
Starting Pay: $24.31-$29.54 per hour
Closing Date:
To apply, please submit the City of Wyoming Employment Application – found on the city
website at www.wyomingmn.org, Cover Letter and Resume by dropping off or mailing to
Wyoming City Hall- PO Box 188, 26885 Forest Blvd Wyoming MN 55092 or email electronic
materials to [email protected]. Deadline for application is January 27th, 2021.
GENERAL PURPOSE
Performs non-supervisory manual, semi-skilled work with primary responsibility to perform
maintenance tasks related to surface water. Also assists in maintenance tasks performed in
other public works areas. Operates a variety of equipment, participates in snow
plowing/sanding, and performs routine maintenance on City-owned buildings/facilities. (This
position is highly visible to public while performing work tasks). Responds to emergency
situations and works beyond normal hours.
SUPERVISION RECEIVED
Works under supervision of Public Works Superintendent / Public Works Lead.
PERIPHERAL DUTIES
May serve as a member of various employee committees.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
(A) Graduation from high school, diploma or GED equivalent.
(B) A Class B commercial driver’s license, with air brake, tank vehicles
(C) Must hold at least Class D water license and SD sewer license, or ability to obtain with in
first year of employment.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPOSIBILITIES

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Represents the City of Wyoming Parks Department. Attend the monthly Wyoming Park
Board Meetings when asked to attend. Takes work direction from the Public Works
Supervisor. Follows safe working practices as outlined in the City of Wyoming’s AWAIR
Program. Performs routine and skilled maintenance work on city parks, ball fields, buildings,
hockey and pleasure rinks, which includes flooding and snow removal, and warming house
maintenance. Gives work direction to part-time summer & winter park employees.
Responds to residents’ complaints and emergencies. Is on call for after-hours emergencies
or when additional public works staff are needed.
PARK MAINTENANCE – Maintains the appearance and safety of all city parks and grounds.
Maintaining buildings, cuts grass on ball fields, fertilizes fields, applies lime to the infields,
maintain trees and shrubs, control weeds, maintain fences, signs, tennis courts and nets,
bleachers, and general landscaping tasks. Purchases required tools and supplies for the
Parks department.
WATER and SEWER DEPARTMENTS – Maintain grounds around water tower sites, and lift
stations meter reading, flushing hydrants, sewer jetting, manhole repair, lift stations work,
irrigation equipment maintenance, and miscellaneous maintenance duties. Winter
operations include snow and ice removal around lift station, and well houses.
STREET DEPARTMENT – street patching, shoulder work, tree trimming, ditch cleaning, right
of way clearing, and sign repair. Winter operations include snow plowing streets, parking
lots, cul-de-sacs, lift stations, well houses, and sidewalks.
EQUIPMENT OPERATION – Operates heavy equipment which includes, dump trucks, front
end loader, bobcat, tractors, mowers, snow removal equipment, jet/vac truck, miscellaneous
power equipment and hand tools.
RECORD KEEPING – Keeps a log book on daily activities. Keeps necessary records for parks
department.
TRAINING – Keeps up-to-date on topics such as safety and hazardous materials through
meetings, seminars, and workshop; and shares in work place safety through individual and
team efforts.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required:
(A) Ability to make decisions as to the extent of Public Works repair needed.
(B) Ability to skillfully operate and maintain a variety of types of heavy equipment
(C) Ability to work effectively in the absence of close supervision.
(D) Ability to establish and maintain effective preventive maintenance programs, policies and
procedures; Ability to maintain effective accounting procedures; Ability to carry out
assigned projects to their completion; Ability to communicate effectively verbally and in
writing;
(E) Read and interpret basic maps and blue prints.

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(F) Assist in the training and supervision of others in the safe operation of equipment.
(G) Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with employees,
supervisors, vendors and the public.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
Valid State Driver's with CDL endorsement, or ability to obtain one

TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT USED
Motorized vehicles, power and hand tools and equipment for Vehicle and mechanical system
work; mechanic's tools including jacks, hydraulic lifts, air tools, And other tools required for minor
repairs and routine maintenance of pumps, lift stations, vehicles and equipment; Electronic vehicle
diagnostic equipment; personal computer, calculator, phone; mobile or Portable radio/cell phone.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an
employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable
accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential
functions.
While performing the duties of this job, the employee is frequently required to use hands to
Finger, handle, feel or operate objects, tools, or controls; and reach with hands and arms. The
employee is occasionally required to climb or balance; stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl.
The employee is occasionally required to walk, sit and talk or hear. The employee must
Frequently lift and/or move up to 25 pounds, and occasionally lift weights up to 100 pounds.
Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, color vision, and the ability to
Adjust focus.
WORK ENVIRONMENT
The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee
encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations
may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
While performing the duties of this job, the employee frequently works near moving mechanical
parts or in outside weather conditions. The employee is occasionally exposed to wet and/or
humid conditions, fumes, toxic or caustic chemicals.
The noise level in the work environment is moderately noisy.
SELECTION GUIDELINES
Formal application, rating of education and experience; oral interview and reference check; job
related tests may be required.

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The duties listed above are intended only as illustrations of the various types of work that may
be performed. The omission of specific statements of duties does not exclude them from the
position if the work is similar, related or a logical assignment to the position.
The job description does not constitute an employment agreement between the employer and
employee and is subject to change by the employer as the needs of the employer and
requirements of the job change.
Appointing Authority:
Superintendent

Wyoming City Council upon recommendation of Public Works

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Request for Council Action
Date: December 28, 2020
Presented to: Mayor Iverson and City Council Members
Presented by: Robb Linwood, City Administrator
Department: Administration
Reference: Special Meeting Request – 2021 Street Utility Project/Facility Needs Assessment/Long Term Plan
Method: New Business
Background Information:
Wyoming City Staff is requesting the city council hold a special meeting on Wednesday, January 13, 2020 to discuss the
2021 East Viking Blvd Utility project, continue discussion with Wold Architect’s on the City of Wyoming needs
assessment and continuing discussion on the city’s long term plan.
Recommendation: To consider holding a special meeting on Wednesday, January 13, 2020 to discuss the 2021 East
Viking Blvd Utility project, continue discussion with Wold Architect’s on the City of Wyoming needs assessment and
continuing discussion on the city’s long term plan.

CITY OF WYOMING
P.O. Box 188, 26885 Forest Blvd., Wyoming, MN 55092
Phone: 651-462-0575 Fax: 651-462-0576

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