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Home My WebLink About4.g. Approval of Star City Fact Book � P,C. BOX 51G ��2�1� O 2875-�45TH ST W VS��"�O!/[�� ROSEMOUNT. MINNESOTA 55068 612-423-4411 � �1�� , �r � TO: MP.YOR NAPPER, CITY COUNCIL, CITY ADMINISTRATOR FROM: TRACIE L. PECHONICR, E.D. SPECIALIST DATE: MAY 11, 1990 SUBJ: 1990 ROSEMOUNT STAR CITY FACT BOOR, Agenda Item 4g Attached for your review is the final draft copy of the "1990 Fact Book" for the Rosemount Star City Program. Once again, please review the document for accuracy and thoroughness. I would appreciate being notified of any final questions and/or changes prior to the meeting an Tuesday night, if at all possible. At this time the Rosemount Star City Committee respectfully requests your approval of the "1990 Fact Book" and attached "Appendix A" for the Rosemount Star City Program. Thank you for your consideration and cooperation! NOTE: Due to its size, copies of this document were only reproduced to the City Council, City Administrator, City Clerk, and the general public. THE CITY OF ROSEMOITNT MINNESOTA STAR CITY PROGRAM 1990 FACT BOOR The topics within this copy of the "1990 Fact Book" are in alphabetical order to make it easier for final revisions. All information regarding elected officials and Rosemount City Services will appear in the front of the finished document. THE CITY OF ROSEMOUNT MINNESOTA STAR CITY PROGRAM 1990 FACT BOOR TOPIC PAGE History of Rosemount . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 2 Agriculture and Farming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Banking Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Churches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 City Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7 Climate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 CrimeInformation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Dakota County Commissioners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Dakota County Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Educational Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Environmental Protection Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-12 Financing Mechanisms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-14 Governmental Structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-17 Housing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-21 Labor Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-24 Local Industry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Locationof Rosemount . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Media . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25-26 Mileage to Other Cities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Population . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 RawMaterials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Rosemount Park System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-29 Sizeof Rosemount . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Sites Available . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Taxation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30-31 Transportation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32-33 i TOPIC PAGE Maps / Appendices 1979 Rosemount Redevelopment District . . . . . . . . . 14 A 1979 Rosemount Redevelopment District (close-up) . . . . 14 B 1990 Rosemount Development District . . . . . . . . . . . 14 C Rosemount Voting Precincts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Rosemount Housing Developments . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 A Rosemount Area Services and Activities . . . . . Appendix A ii HISTORY OF ROSEMOUNT, MINNESOTA Rosemount is situated in a unique geological area, the terminal moraine of a glacier. The northern area is filled with many pothole ponds created by departing chunks of ice, while southern Rosemount is the glacial flood plain. There are numerous sand and gravel deposits in this area as well as acres of flat, open farmland. The southern region of Rosemount was once part of a seven mile, treeless prairie. Early pioneers were hesitant to venture into the prairie and settled in the wooded regions, yet soon realized that the prairie was better suited for farming. Often more than one family would settle together on land located in the woods and on the prairie to make the best use of both parts of the land. The Rosemount area was originally inhabited by the Lower Band Mdewanton of the Santee Sioux tribe. On August 5, 1851, Chief Little Crow, the leader of the New Ulm Indian uprising, signed a treaty at Pilot Knob, Mendota, turning the land over to the government. It doesn't take a visitor long to realize that there is a strong Irish tradition in Rosemount. The Rosemount high school teams are the Irish, the main street is called the Irish Way and a shamrock is featured on the Rosemount City flag. Leprechaun Days, an event celebrating the community's Irish heritage, is held annually at the end of July. The Rosemount area phone book is filled with names such as Corrigan, Duffy, Dunn, McDonough, McMenomy, Neary, etc. How is it that Rosemount has this strong Irish tradition? In 1853 , the first settlers, William and Walter Strathern and C.H. Carr came from Ireland by way of New York to stake their claim. They were followed soon after by many immigrants, most of whom were Irish Catholics. As the number of settlers increased, there came a need for community organization. On May 11, 1858, settlers met at the home of Thomas Dowd for the first township meeting. Coincidentally, this was the same day that Minnesota became a state. The main issue discussed at the first town meeting was the naming of the town: Rosemount or Saratoga? Years earlier, in 1855, the first post office had been named Rosemount by Andrew Keegan. Because of strong Irish sentiment and the fact that there is a village in Ireland of the same name, Rosemount was chosen. The first major road in the area was Dodd Road, commissioned by the State of Minnesota to be built by Captain William B. Dodd to link St. Paul with St. Peter, Minnesota. The first town itself was located along Dodd Road, but when the railroad came through there was a conflict between the railroad and certain individuals. As a result, in 1864, the railroad was 1 built a half mile east of Dodd Road and the town moved over to situate itself along the railroad. The railroad line at that time was the Minnesota Central which ran between Mendota and Faribault. The railroad put a 40, 000 bushel capacity elevator in town in 1867 and the new business district developed around it. The village was laid out in its present location by J.A. Case and incorporated in 1875. In 1876 the first town hall was built and by the 1880 census the population of Rosemount was 964 . A person could visit Rosemount overnight in 1855, when Mrs. Morrison opened the Prairie House Hotel and later opened a store in that same hotel. In 1859 a second hotel was opened called The Rosemount House. But it was not until the late 1860 's and early 70 's that the opening of many new businesses in the community was witnessed: in 1868, the first general store was opened by Frank Gallon; 1869, the first shoe store was opened by Gotlieb Schmid; in 1872, John Farquhar opened the tirst blacksmith shop; 1873 , the first hardware store was opened by G. Merril; and in 1875 a wagon shop was opened by John Guth, Peter Heinen opened a harness shop and the Dakota County Tribune started publication. The first Catholic church service was held in the summer of 1854 by Reverend Kidder at the home of William Semesall. In 1867 the Methodist church was built and a German Methodist church was constructed in 1874. The St. Joseph Total Abstinence Society was organized on February 16, 1873 by Father Oster, a Catholic priest. That same year saw the beginning of the Rich Valley Grange and the Hope Grange. Rosemount's first school house was built in 1858. Located on Dodd Road, it was 14 ' X 18 ' . School was held in summer only, and taught by Margaret Cummings. The eastern residents couldn't reach the school so Mrs. Walter Strathern started another school on their farm. In 1896 the first school within the village itself was built. Independent School District #196 has since reached large metropolitan proportions. During World War II, the Federal Government acquired 12 , 000 acres of farmland in Rosemount, displacing 90 families in 1942 . Construction of the Gopher Ordnance Works (a munitions plant) on the acquired land, began in May of 1942 by E. I. Dupont deNemours and Company. Twenty thousand workers and 856 new buildings were part of the project at a cost of $123 , 855,448. Operations of the war munitions plant, which was never fully functioning, ceased in April of 1945. At that time 8, 000 acres of the land were obtained by the University of Minnesota. Currently, the University of Minnesota 's Agricultural Research Station and the Dakota County Technical College are located on part of the site. In January of 1971 the village and township of Rosemount merged. Rosemount became a statutory city in January of 1975, with the current form of government being a mayor, city council, city administrator and city clerk. Today Rosemount faces the challenge of maintaining its rural, small town community atmosphere while meeting the challenges of its growing suburban population. 2 AGRICULTURE AND FARMING Metropolitan Agricultural Preserves Act of 1980 The purpose of this Act is to recognize farmland enrolled in agricultural preserves as a long-term land use. It attempts to protect metro farmland by placing it on equal footing with farmland in outstate Minnesota, which is not affected by urban pressures. In addition, Metropolitan area farmland is assessed according to its agricultural use, rather than its market value. It is intended to place an upper limit on the total tax rate so that the net tax is similar to farmland in nonurban parts of the state. The difference between what is paid by the landowner and what would have been paid without this tax ceiling is made up by the county. The Agricultural Preserves Act also places restrictions on government actions in order to protect farmland. Special assessments cannot be made for urban sewer and water systems and communities are prohibited from annexing neighboring farmlands unless specific conditions are met. Implementation of the Aaricultural Preserves Proqram The agricultural preserves program is implemented at either the county or city level. The City of Rosemount is responsible for management of the application process and enforcement of the Act' s requirements. The City has adopted a comprehensive guide plan that designates land for long-term agriculture by special zoning. The zoning for these areas permits no more than one dwelling unit per 40 acres. The Rosemount Planning Commission has adopted a resolution designating certain areas eligible for benefits under the agriculture preserves program. To participate in the program, landowners can obtain an application from the Rosemount City Planner. This form includes a restrictive convenant on the land and an affidavit from the City of Rosemount certifying eligibility of the land. The application is submitted by the City to the Dakota County Recorder, Auditor, Assessor, Soil and Water Conservation District and to the Metropolitan Council. The minimum land area for eligibility in the program is forty acres. Under certain circumstances, the minimum can be reduced to as little as twenty acres. Noncontiguous parcels of at least ten acres in size can also be eligible, if they add up to forty or more acres and are farmed together as a unit. Under the law, it is the land itself that qualifies for and is entered into the program, not the landowner. Although the land may change ownership, it remains in the program until it is removed through expiration. Areas in Rosemount which have been designated for the agriculture preserves program are indicated on the City of Rosemount Zoning Map. Further information regarding this program is available from the Rosemount City Planner. Universitv of Minnesota Rosemount Research Center The research center, located in eastern Rosemount, is the site of a great deal of research done with crops and farm animals for the betterment of the agricultural community. For more information on the research center and/or to set up a tour, contact the University of Minnesota Rosemount Research Center. 3 BANRING FACILITIES IN ROSEMOUNT First State Bank of Rosemount 3025 145th Street West P.O. Box 479 Rosemount, MN 55068 Pres: Robert G. Toombs Asst. Cash: Richard H. Boucher Cash: David H. Toombs Asst. Cash: Steven B. Toombs Asst. Cash: Bruce G. Myers Asst. Cash: Susan A. Strese Asst. Cash: Michael D. Toombs Cash & Due $2,431, 000 Time Deposits $29,985, 000 U.S. Securities $13 , 241, 000 Total Deposits $36, 166, 000 States & Pol. Subd. $6,939, 000 Fed. Funds Pur. $688, 000 Other Securities $101, 000 Other Liabilities $897, 000 Fed. Funds Sold Equity Capital $4, 202 , 000 Loans & Leases $18, 677, 000 Net Income $431, 000 Total Assets $41,953 , 000 Net Loss Corr: Norwest Bank Minneapolis, First Bank St. Paul, Independent State Bank Minneapolis. Dir: Director Robert G. Toombs; David H. Toombs; Barbara A. Toombs; James O. Hagen Rosemount National Bank 15055 Chippendale Avenue South P.O. Box 439 Rosemount, MN 55068 Pres: W.C. Mawe Cash: Sheila M. Hathaway Asst. Vice Pres: Steven J. Burow Cash & Due $1, 631, 000 Time Deposits $13 , 257, 000 U.S. Securities $8,783 , 000 Total Deposits $20, 105, 000 States & Pol. Subd. $170, 000 Fed. Funds Pur. Other Securities $67, 000 Other Liabilities $191, 000 Fed. Funds Sold $1, 765, 000 Equity Capital $1, 397, 000 Loans & Leases $8, 267, 000 Net Income Total Assets $21, 693, 000 Net Loss Corr: Independent State Bank MN, Marquette Bank Minneapolis. Dir: M.J. McNamara, Chairman. ; C.W. Carlson; W.G. Dole; P.F. Finnegan; H.C. Hanson; W.C. Mawe; E.P. Vivant 4 CHURCHES IN ROSEMOUNT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF ROSEMOUNT 14400 Diamond Path West 423-2271 LUTHERAN CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOR 14980 Diamond Path 423-2580 OPEN BIBLE CHURCH 14750 South Robert Trail 423-3886 ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN (ELCA) CHURCH OF ROSEMOUNT 3285 144th Street West 423-2566 ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN OF RICH VALLEY (Mo. Syn. ) 14385 Blaine Avenue 423-2149 ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH 14375 South Robert Trail 423-4402 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF ROSEMOUNT 14770 Canada Avenue 423-2475 5 ROSEMOUNT CITY SERVICES Municipal Water Source: Wells Pumping Capacity: 2, 225 G/M Storage Capacity: 1, 500, 000 gallons Average Demand: 600, 000 G/D Total Tapwater Hardness: 280 PPM Peak Demand: 1, 900, 000 G/D Industrial Water Rate: $1. 10 per 1, 000 gallons water Sewer Service: Metropolitan Waste Control Commission Capacity of sewage treatment plant: 700, 000 G/D Average demand: 548, 000 G/D Sewer Use Gharge: $1.85 per 1, 000 gallons water Sanitary Landfill & Refuse Collection: All refuse and garbage must be collected by a private licensed refuse collection firm. Call the City Hall for more information. Recyclinq: The City of Rosemount is proud to participate in a recycling program originally administered through Dakota County. Call the City Hall or Knutson Rubbish Service, Inc. at (612) 423-2294 for up to date information on recycling services in your neighborhood. Rosemount Government Roster CITY HALL, 2875 145th Street West Hours: Monday through Friday, 7: 30 a.m. to 4 : 00 p.m. City Administrator Stephan Jilk 423-4411 City Clerk Susan Johnson 423-4411 Finance Director pon Darling 423-4411 Director of Community Development Dean Johnson 423-4411 City Planner Mike Wozniak 423-4411 Building Official Ron Wasmund 423-4411 Public Works Director/Engineer Richard Hefti 423-4411 Parks and Recreation Director Dave Bechtold 423-4411 FIRE DEPARTMENT, 14425 Brazil Ave. W. EMERGENCY 911 Fire Chief Scott Aker 423-4411 Fire Marshall George Lundy 423-4411 POLICE DEPARTMENT, 2875 145th St. W. EMERGENCY 911 Police Chief Lyle E. Knutsen 423-4491 MEDICAL / AMBULANCE _ EMERGENCY 911 PUBLIC LIBRARY Dakota County Library 452-9600 1340 Wescott Road Eagan, MN 55122 DAY CARE CENTERS Call for an up to date computerized listing 431-2424 6 UNZTED STATES POST OFFICE 3050 145th Street West 423-2679 DEPUTY REGISTRAR (Vehicle Licenses) The City of Rosemount has been designated as an official Deputy Registrar. Citizens may obtain all vehicle license and transfers at the City Hall. Licenses for boats, snowmobiles and bicycles may also be obtained. PLANNING All the land within the City of Rosemount is zoned for specific uses to promote compatible land uses and the orderly development of the City. Development throughout Rosemount is done in accordance with the City of Rosemount Comprehensive Guide Plan. For information regarding planning, zoning and Planning Commission procedures, contact the City Planner. BUILDING A building permit must be obtained at the Rosemount City Hall to build, repair, demolish, etc. within the City. Contact the Building Official for futher information. CLIMATE The coldest month is January with a mean daily maximum temperature of 22 degrees F and a mean daily minimum of 2 degrees F. The average number of days between killing frosts is 167 and the average annual snowfall is 42 inches. The hottest month is July with a mean daily maximum temperature of 83 degrees F and a mean daily minimum of 60 degrees F. The number of days above 90 degrees F is approximately 14 and the average annual precipitation is 24 inches. AREA CRIME INFORMATION The following information has been compiled from the entire Dakota County area. The Crime Index category refers to the seven major crimes or crimes against people: murder, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny / motor vehicle theft and arson. Part II Crimes are considered to be less serious crimes or crimes that are not committed against another person. (1985) Area Population Crime Index Part II Total % Cleared Total Burnsville 40, 858 6, 346 6, 427 12 , 773 42 % Farmington 5, 156 2 , 889 8, 068 10, 958 38 % Hastings 14 , 260 3 ,253 4 ,214 7, 468 47 % Mendota Heights 8, 389 2,813 2 , 956 5, 769 25 % Rosemount 6,274 2,103 4,191 6,295 50 % South St. Paul 20,716 3,562 7,544 11, 107 41 % West St. Paul 18,752 6, 004 5, 242 11, 246 27 % Eagan 32 , 348 3 , 428 8, 349 11,778 51 % Inver Grove Hts 19 , 165 4 ,247 9 ,579 13 , 827 46 % Apple Valley 28,400 2, 612 5, 320 7 ,933 55 % Lakeville 19, 004 3 ,841 11, 687 15, 528 45 % 7 DAROTA COIINTY COMMISSIONERS First District Second District Joseph A. Harris Donald J. Maher, Chairperson 1282 West 14th Street 556 Fifth Avenue South Hastings, MN 55033 South St. Paul, MN 55075 (612) 438-4427 (612) 438-4428 Third District Fourth District Donald R. Chapdelaine Steven G. Loeding 575 Chapel Lane 3260 147th St. West Eagan, MN 55121 Rosemount, MN 55068 (612) 438-4429 (612) 438-4430 Fifth District Michael E. Turner 13108 Myrtle Drive Burnsville, MN 55337 (612) 438-4431 DAROTA COIINTY SERVICES Department of Administration Lyle D. Wray, Administrator 438-4418 Assessor's Department Marvin Pulju, Assessor 438-4200 Auditor's Department Norma Marsh, Auditor 438-4375 TAX INFORMATION HOTLINE 438-4576 Community Services Division Warren Sifferath, Director 463-3302 Courts Division First Judicial District Judges 438-4325 Human Services Division David Rooney, Director 450-2611 HELPLINE 431-2424 Physical Development Division Gary Erickson, Director 431-1158 Public Safety Division Rod Boyd, Sherriff 438-4710 EMERGENCY 911 8 EDUCATIONAL FACILIT=ES From its early beginnings in Rosemount, Independent School District 196 has grown. There are three high schools (grades 9-12) , four middle schools (grades 6-8) , and 13 elementary schools. These schools serve all or part of Apple Valley, Burnsville, Coates, Eagan, Empire, Inver Grove Heights, Lakeville, Rosemount and Vermillion. More than 17, 000 students were enrolled in our schools in 1987-88 and more than 19, 000 are expected for the 1989-90 school year. Census projections indicate enrollment growth will continue through the year 2 , 000. In addition to educating thousands of the community's youth, District 196 offers a wide variety of programs for persons of all ages. There are also a variety of private educational facilities to choose from in the Rosemount area. The Dakota County Technical College, one of the largest technical colleges in Minnesota, is located within Rosemount. With a wide variety of programs to choose from, class times range from traditional daytime schedules to night and weekend classes. The Alternative Learning Center, an alternative school where teachers work with students that have dropped out of school and students that are at high risk of never receiving a high school degree, is located in Rosemount. 9 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION PLAN (Reprinted from the Rosemount Comprehensive Guide Plan) Obiectives To guide land development in a manner which protects and preserves natural, scenic, environmental and historical resources. Plan Elements Although all of the land, air and water resources of the City are both valuable and finite, certain areas and features of the City are particularly sensitive and warrant special protection measures. These areas include: - wetlands, water bodies and floodplain areas - slopes in excess of 12% - soils with limited development capabilities - woodlands or other vegetative communities comprised of mature and/or rare plant species - wildlife habitat and corridors - historical sites and structures - groundwater recharge areas - prime agricultural lands - the Mississippi River Corridor (through the Mississippi River Corridor Ordinance) Environmental protection measures taken within the Mississippi River Corridor are described within the adopted Critical Area Plan; similar techniques are recommended on a City-wide basis, emphasizing site planning and subdivision controls. Environmental Protection Policies With respect to the following sensitive features, it shall be the policy of the City to: WETLANDS, WATER BODIES AND FLOODPLAIN AREAS l. Require protective easements on Type 3 , 4 and 5 (see Rosemount Comprehensive Guide Plan) wetlands in excess of 2 . 5 acres at the time of development. 2 . Prohibit the utilization of any Type 3, 4 or 5 wetland as a primary sediment trap during or after construction. 3 . Require minimum setbacks of new structures from Type 3 , 4 or 5 wetlands and all water bodies in excess of 2 . 5 acres. 4. Where possible, preserve Type 1 and 2 wetlands for utilization as wildlife habitat, open space and storm water detention. 5. Require appropriate DNR permits for any alteration of public waters and for discharge of stormwater into public waters. 10 6. Allow development of Type 1 and 2 wetlands only if preservation is clearly impractical, if it can be demonstrated that water quality and quantity will not be compromised and if wetland associated soil conditions are developable. 7. Continue to enforce the City's Floodplain Ordinance and the Mississippi River Corridor Ordinance (MRCO) , in addition to encouraging only open space land uses in floodplain areas, including the Mississippi River islands. STEEP SLOPES 1. Continue to enforce the MRCO as it relates to slopes in the Mississippi River Critical Area. 2 . Prohibit any development on slopes in excess of 40%. 3 . Prohibit place of on-site sewer systems on slopes in excess of 12%. 4 . Limit impervious surface coverage on lot with slopes in excess of 12%. 5. Recommend strict erosion control measures as an aspect of site plan review; such measures will be enforced during and after construction. SOILS 1. Require an accurate description and map of soil conditions for all proposed development (except single-family residential on a previously platted lot) as a condition of site plan preparation. 2 . Discourage non-agricultural development on prime agricultural soils in the Rural Service Area identified by the Soil Conservation Study (SCS) . 3 . Generally limit land use to open space (preservation, recreation or flood storage) in areas of severe or very severe soil limitations for urban development. 4 . Prohibit the construction of on-site sewer system in areas having severe or very severe soil limitations for such systems. 5. Encourage farming practices which minimize soil erosion and depletion. 6. Continue to cooperate with the Dakota County Office of the SCS and the Dakota County Soil and Water Conservation District in subdivision and major development reviews. VEGETATIVE COMMUNITIES 1. Preserve, at a minimum, representative examples of the three major natural plant communities in the City. 2 . Preserve woodlands and trees within the Mississippi River Critical Area consistent with the requirements of MRCO. il 3 . Require, as an element of site plan preparation, the identification of significant trees and stands of trees, percent of said trees to be preserved and trees to be planted. WILDLIFE HABITAT l. Preserve and protect the existing wildlife habitat in the Mississippi River Valley and the northwest area of the City through protective easement, open space, or park dedication. 2 . Support efforts to preserve and manage rare, unique, endangered and threatened plants and animals and prohibit any action that would reduce or degrade the habitat supporting such species, particularly wetlands, woodlands and prairie. HISTORICAL SITES AND STRUCTURES l. Require that all development or re-development proposals assess and, if necessary, mitigate significant impacts on historic sites or structures, as identified by the City or other agencies. 2 . Cooperate with and assist the State Historical Society in locating or evaluating historic sites and structures. GROUNDWATER RECHARGE AREAS 1. Protect groundwater recharge areas identified by the Metropolitan Council or other agencies from detrimental physical alteration or contamination through site plan review. PRIME AGRICULTURAL LANDS Please refer to the "Agricultural Land Use Plan" available at the Rosemount City Hall MISSISSIPPI RIVER CORRIDOR Please refer to the "Mississippi River Critical Area Plan" and the "Mississippi River Corridor Ordinance" available at the Rosemount City Hall. 12 FINANCING MECHANISMS The City of Rosemount finances a variety of projects through the sale of various types of bonds. Another method of financing projects is through the use of tax increment financing administered by the Rosemount Economic Development Authority. In addition, the City of Rosemount has access to Community Development Block Grant funds that are administered through the Dakota County Housing and Redevelopment Authority as well as a variety of grant and loan programs available through organizations such as the Minnesota Metropolitan Council and the Minnesota Department of Trade and Economic Development. Rosemount Housing and Redevelopment Authority The City of Rosemount established a Housing and Redevelopment Authority (H.R.A. ) in 1979 . The Rosemount H.R.A. in turn created a Redevelopment Project Area in which all tax increment districts formed by the H.R.A. and approved by the City of Rosemount are located (see attached map) . Both the H.R.A. and the Redevelopment Project Area were created to promote economic and residential redevelopment / development in the City of Rosemount. (For the legal definitions of Housing and Redevelopment Authorities in Minnesota, please refer to Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 469 . 001. ) Rosemount Economic Development Authority In February of 1990, the City of Rosemount created an Economic Development Authority (E.D.A. ) to increase the economic development ability of the previous H.R.A. All of the projects, powers, employees and officers of the H.R.A. were transferred to the E.D.A. After its inception, the E.D.A. created "Rosemount Development District Number One" to promote and encourage economic development in specific areas in Rosemount (see attached map) . (For the legal definitions of Economic Development Authorities in Minnesota, please refer to Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 469 . 090. ) Tax Increment Financina Tax increment financing is a funding technique that takes advantage of the increases in assessed valuation (tax capacity) and property taxes attributed to redevelopment / development to pay for public redevelopment costs. Tax increment financing may be used to provide public funds for: (1) redeveloping or rehabilitating deteriorated areas of the city; (2) facilitating the construction of low-moderate income housing; and (3) promoting economic development and providing employment opportunities. The difference in the assessed valuation (tax capacity) and tax revenues generated by the property in the district after new construction has occurred, compared with the assessed valuation (tax capacity) and tax revenues generated by the property before, is the tax increment. This difference in assessed valuation (tax capacity) and tax revenues, determined annually, is used to repay indebtedness or current redevelopment costs. 13 Communitv Development Block Grants (CDBG) A community development block grant is a federal grant awarded pursuant to Title I - Community Development of the "Housing and Community Development Act of 1974" and subsequent amendments. Block grant funds from the federal government are awarded to the Dakota County Housing and Redevelopment Authority and then redistributed to those cities whose funding applications receive approval. Rosemount, Farmington, Lakeville and Hastings form "District 4" of Dakota County's CDBG entitlement program. Each year two of these four cities apply to receive funding for various projects. Projects in the CDBG program must be utilized in one of three categories: benefit to persons of low and moderate income; aid in the prevention of slums and blight; and alleviation of an urgent community development need. Projects completed through the use of TIF and CDBG funding include the acquisition and clearance of 15 structures in ten years. The City and the Housing and Redevelopment Authority assisted in the acquisition and/or site development of 10 new businesses, 88 housing units, a senior citizen center, post office and various mainstreet beautification projects. 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I 1 /1• � `�• .LS I 1 LI l�� r��F-��F=-� wt ` '� �. 1 L�sr . , � I Q , _ �. , �' � a��µ��a ; � .� �. �� AGRICU�TiURA I�� _.,� �� r�`�`�� ,�� ' � .,ry. , �. � �' I 'II , �� ' � � '� .... �� I' I -- �/. I '� --- ' t ,��.� /` .... �"°r ,� ' �� }:..�..�; 1 % - ,—.T;,, 5 �1 � _ _.� _. , � ��x��,,� � �3� % � �__ ,�, ... I .,,F , s r----�— ..... _ . .._ _, �,„�' � __ � �' -- % � �' ��'� �� ' � � � s, .�`�. t� i : �',>,\• r , _. � - � % : �`; � - _-- � rt sT� i ' "' _.. ; 4 "." / - Y _,.�.-�.. 1 :i � j_-^ � - �� i � WU � � � � PROJ. N0. ( ROSEMOUNT 1990 DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT `�Z�� NUMBER ONE FIGURE osernoun� • ROSEMOUNT GOVERNNENTAL STRUCTURE In January of 1971 the village and township of Rosemount merged. Rosemount became a statutory city in January of 1975. The basic form of government is that of Mayor-Council with a City Administrator acting as the top Administrative Official . The Rosemount City Council consists of four council members with the mayor as chairperson. The City of Rosemount conducts its municipal elections on odd-numbered years to elect council members (council members have staggered terms) and a mayor at large. The length of the mayoral term is two years with the council member terms lasting four years. Every person 18 years of age or older who is a citizen of the United States, who has resided in the state for at least 20 days is eligible to vote. Voters may register in advance at the Rosemount City Hall or at the appropriate polling place on the day of the election. In addition, any registered voter may write or visit the City Hall for an absentee ballot any time up to the day of the election. Call the Administrative Department at City Hall for further information. Where to vote PRECINCT I Persons residing in the area south of 145th Street and East of Chippendale are to vote at the Senior Citizens Center on 145th Street. PRECINCT II Persons residing in the area north of 145th Street and East of H�ghway 3 arE to vote at the Rosemount Fire Hall on Brazii Avenue. PRECINCT III Persons residing in the area north of 145th Street and West of Highway 3 are to vote at St. John' s Lutheran Church on 144th Street West. PRECINCT IV Persons residing in the area south of 145th Street and West of Chippendale are to vote at the Lutheran Church of Our Savior on Diamond Path. � ; � ; , � , �. � o ;� . . '� ` ; y �J i � ' 1 .. . , � � , v `' .,1��v_�s'4 I �l: �k� I I � � ........ ...� � .�:�i +t l._ � � � �-1� 7 a d, 5.�� p . ----�.-� � -� -�--- \ - --- --- c � '' , i „ � � �, !(.,.� � ;. � �� , � I , r i �i � '"�.. ..�' ; ` I ` i I � 1 I � i . - o t v�_� .i y.+ �-.�:� � ' L�� • R, ' �'_.. . I � I�. ' f _ L -�- I � ^, , . � Ir -_ � � � U I W �� Y � �� 'i � Ia• � � //' I " _ . \I� �...I.�.. .�� - _ , � , .__- y�f�!�� I . . � � �`��zt !,��, � ` � � L-%� � ; I`'` �__ � ; ��Y�, ; ,� o � i �--�-- ----1-- � ! ��^ Hastings � � �� ,', -�:?, I � ' ' '. ; Tr. -. �" ; �'�� j 145th St � . .'. _ � _� � , ' Co. Rd. 42 , ) ; �� -� ,k ,': �..,,; :� ...�.. �_.�� ; � i% '( j � .� ��iy � _,�� R-----��; � ; � � -�r••_''a � 7 -_- ' o.,,.usr. or i ..,��csar.� � p i I � - � � !� -_. .�sc,.c� n.rr. j �� '\ ' � � r I ' i . f�.� . a ' . ' � 1�_'. � i � � - —_. . . ! . « a� Q - r { �' �-� I i �� .,:��•� �; .__ .. I �' ;� �� ' � w.:` 1 V i: �. �'' � i � a,� � � � _ I'�. j; �-�• I �. 15 Elected Officials Servina Rosemount NATIONAL Senate: Rudy Boschwitz (R) Dave Durenburger (R) 210 Bremer Building 1020 Plymouth Building 419 North Robert Street 12 South Sixth Street St. Paul, NIN 55101 Minneapolis, MN 55403 (612) 221-0904 (612) 349-5111 ***********�***�***** �*********�********�** 506 Hart Building Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510 Washington, DC 20510 (202) 224-5641 (202) 224-3244 Third Congressional District: Bill Frenzel (R) 8120 Penn Avenue South Bloomington, MN 55431 (612) 881-4600 *********�***�*�***��****�*****� 1026 Longworth House Office Bldg. Washington, DC 20515 STATE OFFICIALS Governor Rudy Perpich 130 State Capital St. Paul, MN 55155 (612) 296-3391 Senate, District 37 : Senate, District 37B: Patricia Pariseau Dennis Ozment 25660 Biscayne Avenue 3275 145th Street East Farmington, MN 55024 Rosemount, MN 55068 (612) 463-8496 (612) 423-1331 ********�*�********** ********************** 151 State Capital 287 State Office Building St. Paul, MN 55155 St. Paul, MN 55155 (612) 296-5252 (612) 296-4306 METROPOLITAN COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE District 16: Patrick Scully 1677 Ashland Street Hastings, MN 55033 (612) 437-9201 16 ROSEMOUNT ELECTED OFFICIALS (Al1 Rosemount elected officials can be contacted through the Rosemount City Hall at 2875 145th Street West, P.O. Box 510, Rosemount, MN 55068 ; 423-4411) . Mayor: Vernon Napper 3405 145th Street East Rosemount, MN 55068 (612) 437-6699 * Term of Office Expires: 1991 Council Members: � Sheila Klassen John Oxborough 12430 Canada Court 14690 Cameo Avenue Rosemount, MN 55068 Rosemount, MN 55068 (612) 423-4391 (612) 423-5910 * Term of Office Expires: 1993 * Term of Office Expires: 1991 Harry Willcox Dennis Wippermann 14674 Danville Avenue West 12538 Danbury Avenue Rosemount, MN 55068 Rosemount, MN 55068 (612) 423-1606 (612) 423-5728 * Term of Office Expires: 1993 * Term of Office Expires: 1991 Meetinas The Rosemount Planning Commission meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 5: 00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers of City Hall. The Rosemount ECOhOIIt1C Development Authority meets on the first and third Tuesday of each month at 6: 00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers of City Hall. The Rosemount City Council meets on the first and third Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers of City Hall. The Rosemount Utility / Cable Commission meets the Monday following the first Tuesday of each month at 6: 30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers of City Hall. The Rosemount Park and Recreation Board meets on the third Monday of each month at 7: 30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers of City Hall. 17 � HOUSING Carrollton Second Addition PUD Thomas O'Leary 126 Single Family Homes Entry One Development Three Phases 415 Annapolis Lane 42 Acres Plymouth, MN 55441 PUD Approved 1988 (612) 557-1557 Phase 1-47 lots improved Carrollton 2nd (First Phase) - 39 lots improved Carrollton 3rd Addition (Second Phase} - 40 lots improved September, 1989 - 22 homes constructed Chelsea Woods Estates Eggum Development 8 Single Family Homes 15708 Judicial Road 5 Acre Estates Burnsville, MN 55337 (612) 688-6473 Platted July 1989 September 1989 - 1 home constructed Countrv Hills Planned Unit Development U.S. Home Corporation 567 Single Family Homes Thompson Land Development Division Six Phases Minnetonka, MN 55343 270 Acres PUD Approved 1981 Country Hills First Addition - 71 lots improved Country Hills Second Addition - 141 lots improved Country Hills Third Addition - 137 lots improved Limerick Crossina/Shannon Townhouses William Jacobson 96 Rental Townhouses Valley Place Offices 3 Phases 9979 Valley View Road Approved 1988 Eden Prairie, MN 55344 (612) 944-8592 September 1989 - 64 townhomes constructed O'Leary's Hills PUD Steve Broback 158 Single Family Homes Parkview, Inc. Seven Phases 15021 Oakland Avenue 80 Acres Burnsville, MN 55337 PUD Approved 1987 {612) 454-3172 O'Leary' s Hills Third Addition - 23 lots improved O'Leary's Hills Fourth Addition - 31 lots improved September, 1989 - 74 homes constructed 18 y Shannon Hills Planned Unit Development Steven Fitterman, President 190 Single Family Homes Ground Development Corporation 5 Phases 1550 Utica Avenue South 80 Acres Minneapolis, MN 55416 PUD Approved 1988 Shannon Hill (Phase I) - 25 lots improved September, 1989 Shannon Oaks John C. Houston 12 Single Family Homes The Great Stock Corporation 5 Acre Estates 13009 Diamond Path West Approved 1988 Apple Valley, MN 55124 (612) 423-2995 This is a large lot development served by on-site septic systems and private wells. September, 1989 - 3 homes constructed Wensmann Additions PUD Herb Wensmann 206 Single Family Homes wensmann Realty Seven Phases 14340 Pilot Knob Road 97 Acres Apple Valley, MN 55124 PUD Approved 1987 (612) 423-1179 Wensmann First Addition - 39 lots improved Wensmann Second Addition - 63 lots improved Wensmann Third Addition - 34 lots improved Wensmann Fourth Addition - 35 lots anticipated September 1989 - 114 homes constructed West Ridae PUD Timothy Broback 280 Single Family Homes Rosemount Development Company Five Phases 3480 Upper 149th Street West 102 Acres Rosemount, MN 55068 PUD Approved 1987 (612) 423-1660 West Ridge First Addition - 57 lots improved West Ridge Second Addition - 55 lots improved West Ridge Third Addition - 43 lots improved September 1989 - 100 homes constructed Wind's Crossinq John Kratz 261 Units Total Wind's Crossing Company 134 Quad Units 156th Street West & Chippendale Ave. 127 Single Family Homes P.O. Box 83 80 Acres Rosemount, MN 55068 Approved 1980 (612) 423-2248 All lost have been improved in this development. As of September 1989, 229 housing units have been built. 19 \IO�A it �-� �� _ �� ' � -= � � I — = a'� .:.. ( . � � Chelsea _ b � 3 Woods � °� � Estates ` �� • � �r � 0 125 tA SI I � �: • � U �S t I ^ i , tr � „s� � a � ,16� _ = �°° � "h — - �n�ea � °� i = Shannon - , • , i _ � � b�• �+ 'I I _ � I �7 .o.� � .� Oaks. ; : ,�.,� i �o �es � —��` � e� — — � �� - �.� iw.r i�o�n` s� � I �: I t I � � � f]t�t 5� i _ . � _ ,'O'\' •--, � i _' i�:,w si '� /� . I � •� __ � � �! ��'. - i I � • �_ l��1 i I � � ��A 175t� Et e � 1 116tA St' - � i I 13)�h I ae c� s� I � i ��• �� . ' � � � I +aa�� ' � °o� � y p ua�n � ' O�� C �Q �36tn s ^ � -� —_� ' �.i\!.'.M ��1 - - � � ' U. ��De�n � ` Country Hilis� � "'�Q � j � �vv � � � �.o<� S, ,I .,�, o�E„o�., = D�raw�ea�b, w.. cK �°•" �o•� �•� Shannon =`"°°` `' � � ��sZ'�. 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Goly • - .CRESTOMs r�r� 11 Tr �.C+�F:iOwE»�OUA' C� �.j ^• �6.CM S�E• WI�US� �1.CwOR�Ev �vE�uE I(_ j � --- . 19.BW14uMDr�vVMUE � � �� JJ ; ''Crossin� .a��a.r�,.�� ., so.euMoo��M�vEMUC - < West Ridge � (��/� ti lRW4w5w�HE EMUE -«�•`'� � tz. enuweoRu �vc+uc )t�Ct 157�h bt 9 I I �0• I I S e�Ct _1581A{( 4 � b 9tFCt�Yo1�D . . . � � /60tA t� t P CITY QF ROSEMOUNT PRo�. No. ��2�1.� O 1990 RESIDENTIAL DEVE LOPMENTS osexvl,oun� FIGURE MULTI-FAMILY HOUSING De-John Apartments Geraghty Apartments 14635 Dodd Boulevard 14505 South Robert Trail Rosemount, MN 55068 Rosemount, MN 55068 Rose Terrace Rosemount Court 2951 132nd Street 3710 145th Street W. Rosemount, MN 55068 Rosemount, MN 55068 Rosemount Greens Rosemount Plaza Sr. Apartments 3810 145th Street W. 2900 145th Street W. Rosemount, MN 55068 Rosemount, MN 55068 Rosewood Manor Tipperary Green (subsidized) 14595 Cimarron Avenue 2496 145th Street W. Rosemount, MN 55068 Rosemount, MN 55068 ASSISTED FiOUSING PROGRAMS Housing assistance programs for Rosemount residents are administered by the Dakota County Housing and Redevelopment Authority, 2496 West 145th Street, Rosemount; (612) 423-4800. Section 8 Existing Housinq: Section 8 HAP (housing assistance payments) housing program provides subsidies to eligible families against the rental cost of dwelling units they already occupy or that they find on the existing housing market, provided that the units conform to HUD's performance requirements and acceptability criteria. Section 8 Certificate Program: through the Section 8 Existing Housing Program, the certification issued upon acceptance of a tenant' s application for admission to a subsidized housing project. It confirms the tenant' s eligibility to occupy the project, and states the amount of subsidy to which he is entitled. Section 8 Voucher Program: through the Section 8 Existing Housing Program, the subsidy payment is made directly to the beneficiary of an assisted housing program. Section 8 Moderate Rehabilitation: HAP program housing which has been rehabilitated with a minimum expenditure of $1, 000 per dwelling unit, including a prorated share of work accomplished on common areas or systems to: (a) upgrade the housing to decent, safe and sanitary condition in compliance with housing quality standards acceptable to HUD, from a condition below those standards (improvements being of a modest nature and other than routine maintenance) ; or (b) repair or replace major building systems in danger of failure. 20 . Section 8 New Construction: HAP program housing (1) for which construction starts after execution of an agreement to enter into a HAP contract; or (2) which is already under construction before such execution provided that, at the time of application to HUD for the HAP subsidy and at the time construction was initiated: (i) a substantial, meaning generally at least 25 percent, of construction remains to be completed; (ii) construction cannot be completed and occupied by Section 8 HAP-eligible families without HAP program assistance; and (iii) all parties reasonably expected that construction would be completed and occupied without Section 8 HAP program assistance. Low Rent Housinq: Generally refers to low-rent public housing; Housing assisted under the provisions of the U.S. Housing Act of 1937 or under a state or local program having the same general purposes as the federal program. Section 236, Interest Reduction Proqram: [HUD-FHA] Authorized by the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968 and later amendments; provides direct payments of subsidies to mortgage lenders and provides mortgage insurance for nonprofit, cooperative, builder-seller, investor-sponsor, and limited-distribution sponsors for the construction of rental and cooperative housing for persons of low and moderate income by providing interest-reduction payments to lower their housing costs. Families and individuals, including the elderly and handicapped, who are eligible to receive the benefits of the subsidies must fall within certain income limits as determined locally on a case-by-case basis. Families with higher incomes may occupy apartments but may not benefit from subsidy payments. Assistance payments are made monthly by FHA to the mortgagee and may bring the effective interest rate paid by the mortgagor to as low as l percent. Benefits received in this way are passed on to those families qualifying for assistance. Assisted families are required to pay for rent at least 25 percent of their adjusted income (income after certain allowable deductions. ) The mortgage term normally extends for forty years. Interest-reduction payments may extend for the full term of the mortgage. For individual families, assistance ceases when their income exceeds the maximum allowable for receiving the benefits of subsidy. The Housing and Community Development Act of 1974 provides for up to 20 percent of families in Section 236 projects whose incomes will not permit them to afford to pay basic rent to receive rent supplements in addition to receiving the benefit of the interest subsidy. The 1974 act also established a minimum rental equal to utility costs. HOME IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS (also through the DCHRA) - Minnesota Housing Finance Agency (MHFA) Local Participation Loan - MHFA Home Rehab Loan - MHFA Home Improvement Loan - MHFA Home Energy Loan - Community Development Block Grant Rehab Loan 21 x LABOR STATISTICS Labor Force Estimates Annual Average 1988 Area Labor Force Emplo�ed Unemployed Unemp. Rate Minnesota 2, 327 , 000 2, 223, 000 94 , 000 4 . 0% Met Region 1, 300, 985 1,257, 667 43 , 318 3 . 3% Dakota County 141, 959 137, 116 4, 843 3 . 4% Rosemount 3 , 550 3 , 336 214 6. 0% Source: Research Office, Minnesota Department of Jobs and Training. Projected Labor Force by Age: 1985 - 2000 Dakota County Percent Change 1985-2000 Aae 1985 2000 Dakota Countv 16-19 years 10, 897 12 , 956 18 . 7% 20-24 years 17, 189 17,971 4 .6% 25-44 years 69, 050 97,857 41.7% 45-64 years 26, 665 60, 343 126. 3% 65 and older 1,762 2,744 55.7% Total 125,563 191,871 52 .8% Source: Office of State Demographer Occupations of Employed Persons Percent Distribution Female Male Dakota Co. Met Region Dakota Co. Met Region Total 100. 0% 100. 0% 100.0% 100. 0% Exec. , Admin. 7 . 3 8. 3 16. 8 16.2 Professional 13 . 3 14 . 0 11. 3 13 . 0 Technical 3 .5 3 . 4 5. 4 4 . 6 Sales 11.6 11. 1 10. 6 10.4 Admin. Support 36. 0 34 . 5 8 . 0 7 .9 Service 17. 1 17. 1 8 . 3 9. 6 Farm/Forest/Fish 0. 5 0.4 2 . 0 1. 3 Precision Prod. 1. 6 2 . 1 18. 6 17 . 1 Machine Operators 6. 5 6.9 7 . 3 8. 6 Transportation & Moving Operators 0.8 D. 6 6. 0 5. 8 Laborers 1. 8 1. 6 5.7 5. 5 Source: Research Office, Minnesota Department of Jobs and Training. 22 # Average Weekly Wages by Industry Group Second Quarter, 1988 Industrv Dakota Co. Met Reqion Minnesota Total, All Industries $378 $444 $403 Ag. , Forest. , Fishing ---- 260 250 Mining 317 678 594 Construction 512 551 500 Manufacturing 546 578 528 Durable Goods 475 593 510 Trans. , Comm. , Utility 465 568 521 Trade 278 317 283 Trade - wholesale 514 570 521 Trade - retail 189 225 205 Finance, Ins. , Real Estate 406 516 476 Services 282 355 328 Government 502 526 475 Source: Research Office, Minnesota Department of Jobs and Training Educational Attainment of the Labor Force Female Male Percent Distribution Percent Distribution Years of School Completed Dkta Co Met MSA State Dkta Co Met MSA State 0 - 11 14 .2% 14.7% 16.7% 16. 3% 17 . 2% 21. 3% 12 48.9 44 . 6 45. 3 39 .4 36.8 39.3 13 - 15 21.5 22 .7 22 . 3 19.9 20. 8 19. 1 16 11. 0 11.8 10. 6 14 .9 13 . 1 10. 6 17 or more 4 . 4 6. 3 5. 1 9. 5 12 . 1 9 .7 Source: Research Office, Minnesota Department of Jobs and Training. 23 Work Location of Dakota County Residents Persons who live in Dakota County Percent and work in: Distribution Anoka County 0. 3% Carver County 0. 1 Dakota County 41.7 Hennepin County 26. 6 Bloomington 7. 9 Edina 2 . 4 Minneapolis Downtown 2 .2 Rest of Minneapolis 6. 5 Rest of Hennepin County 7.7 Ramsey County 20. 1 St. Paul Downtown 5.2 Rest of St. Paul 13 . 1 Rest of Ramsey County 1. 8 Scott County 1. 0 Washington County 1.8 Outside Metropolitan Region 1. 3 Outside Minnesota 0. 6 Not Reported 6.4 Source: Research Office, Minnesota Department of Jobs and Training. LOCAL INDUSTRY Maior Employers Products/Service Employees Independent School Dist. 196 Education 1, 390 Koch Refining Crude Oil 750 Dakota County Technical Inst. Education 475 Greif Brothers Multiwall Bags 140 Spectro Alloys Alum. Alloys Mfg. 90 Reese Enterprises Weatherstripping 70 Genz-Ryan Plumbing & Heating Plumbing & Heating 54 City of Rosemount Government 46 Dexterity Dental Dental Supplies 40 Dakota County HRA Housing/Redevelopment 40 LOCATION OF ROSEMOUNT The City of Rosemount, Minnesota, a community located in the southern portion of the Twin Cities metropolitan area, is situated in the center of Dakota County. 24 ' MEDIA Newspapers Dakota County Tribune / Thisweek News 894-1111 1525 East Highway 13 Burnsville, MN 55337 Countryside 890-4456 1209 East Cliff Road Burnsville, MN 5533? Minneapolis Star Tribune 372-4141 425 Portland Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55415 St. Paul Pioneer Press 222-1111 345 Cedar Street St. Paul, MN 55101 Radio Stations KEEY 102FM 645-7757 611 Frontenac Place St. Paul, NIN 55104 KDWB 63AM/101FM 739-4000 Highway 12 & Radio Drive St. Paul, MN 55125 KJJO 104FM/950AM 941-5774 11320 Valley View Road Eden Prairie, MN 55344 KKCM 1530AM 496-1530 421 East 1st Avenue Shakopee, MN 55379 KMGK 108FM 894-8108 615 West Travelers Trail Burnsville, MN 55337 KQRS 92FM/1430AM 546-2022 917 North Lilac Drive Golden Valley, MN 55427 KSTP 95FM 642-4141 3415 University Avenue West St. Paul, MN 55433 25 . KSJN 1330AM/91. 1FM 290-1500 45 East 7th Street St. Paul, MN 55101 KSTP 1500AM 4$1-9333 3415 University Avenue West St. Paul, MN 55433 KTCZ 97. 1FM / KTCJ 690AM 339-0000 100 North 6th Street Minneapolis, MN 55403 WAYL 94FM 452-6200 2110 Cliff Road Eagan, MN 55122 WCCO 830AM 370-0611 625 South 2nd Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55402 WLOL 99.5FM 340-9565 716 North 1st Street Minneapolis, MN 55401 WLTE 103FM 339-1029 1111 South 3rd Avenue 55404 Minneapolis, MN 55404 Television Stations KITN Channel 29 424-2929 7325 Aspen Lane North Osseo, MN 55369 KARE Channel 11 546-1111 8811 Olson Memorial Highway Golden Valley, MN 55427 KSTP Channel 5 646-5555 3415 University Avenue West Minneapolis, MN 55433 KTCA/KTCI Channel 2/Channel 17 222-1717 172 East Fourth Street St. Paul, MN 55101 KTMA Channel 23 623-0200 2505 Northeast Kennedy Street Minneapolis, MN 55413 WCCO Channel 4 339-4444 11th On the Mall Minneapolis, MN 55403 26 . MILEAGE TO OTHER CITIES Distance from Minneapolis/St. Paul is 15 miles South Distance from Duluth is 150 miles South Distance from Rochester is 60 miles North POPIILATION Source of Following Estimates: Metropolitan Council Year Citv Countv MSA 1960 Census 2, 012 78, 303 1, 535, 297 1970 Census 4, 034 139, 808 1, 874, 612 1980 Census 5, 083 194 ,279 1, 985, 873 1988 Estimate 7 ,420 254, 017 2 , 200, 321 1989 Estimate 8, 014 ------- --------- Housing 1980 1988 Est. 1989 Est. By Type Housing Units Total Total Single Family 1, 318 1,768 2, 030 Multifamily 174 464 533 Mobile Home 16 174 198 TOTAL 1,508 2 ,406 2, 761 Household Estimates Persons per Household 1980 Estimate 1, 508 1980 Persons/HH 3 . 37 1988 Estimate 2,406 1988 Persons/HH 3 . 08 1989 Estimate 2, 761 1989 Persons/HH 2 . 90 RAW MATERIALS Sand and gravel deposits are abundant in Rosemount. Boulders and coarse gravels are lacated generally in the moraine areas, while finer sands are found in the outwash plain. Moderate extraction of sand and gravel has occurred at two separate commercial operations in the Pine Bend area. Based upon the extent of the deposits and the present rate of extraction, sand and gravel mining could be continued well into the next century. 27 . ROSEMOUNT PARR SYSTEM Community Parks #1) Carrolls Woods 3335 142nd Street West (RHS) 48 acres #2) Schwarz Pond 13787 Dodd Boulevard 49 acres #3) Shannon Park 13260 Shannon Parkway 47 acres #4) Erickson 14115 Brazil Avenue West 47 acres #5) Jaycee 15425 Shannon Parkway 14. 3 acres Neiahborhood Parks #6) Biscayne 2420 145th Street West 3 .3 acres #7) Camfield 14795 Canada Avenue 3 .2 acres #8) Charlie's 3155 West 144th Street (RES) 2 . 0 acres #9) Chippendale 14876 Chrysler Avenue West 2 . 1 acres #10) Connemara 13930 Connemara Trail 4 . 8 acres #11) Dallara 4175 147th Street 1. 1 acres #12) Kidder 3635 146th Street West 2 . 2 acres #13) Twin Puddles 14884 Dodd Boulevard 5. 4 acres #14) Winds 15675 Chippendale Avenue 6. 5 acres #15) Rosemount Middle School 3135 West 143rd Street 1. 0 acres 28 ROSEMOUNT PARK PROGRAM CALENDAR * denotes program in coordination with area cities: Apple Va11ey, Eagan, Burnsville, Lakeville, Farmington ** denotes programs coordinated by community volunteers SprinQ: March, April May Summer: June, July, August - Domino's Team Tennis - Domino's Team Tennis - Ground Pounders Run Series* - Ground Pounders Run Series* - Rosette Pom Poms - Leprechaun Days** - Soccer (Adult) * - Rosette Pom Poms - Softball Leagues (Adult) - Softball Leagues (Adult) - Spring Vacations Activities - Soccer League (Adult) - Tiny Tots (4 & 5 year olds) - Summer Park Program - Trips - Sunday Night Specials - Tennis Lessons - Trips Fall: Sept. , Oct. , Nov. Winter: Dec. , Jan. , Feb. - Ground Pounders Runs Series* - Broomball (Adult) - Halloween Program** - Rosette Pom Poms - Rosette Pom Poms - Power Skating Lessons - Softball Leagues (Adult) - Skating Lessons - Soccer League (Adult) - Trips - Trips - Tiny Tots (4 & 5 year olds) - Tiny Tots (4 & 5 year olds) - Uolleyball (Adults) - Volleyball (Adults) - X-Country Ski Lessons - Winter Vacation Activities 29 SIZE OF ROSEMOUNT It is four by nine miles and covers approximately 22 ,200 acres of land. SITES AVAILABLE As Rosemount is a rapidly growing community, changes in the availability of commercial, industrial and retail sites are occuring constantly. For information on the location and availability of sites for a business or service, please contact the Rosemount Economic Development Authority in the Rosemount City Hall at 423-4411. TAXATION How is mv property tax determined� The Dakota County Assessor establishes the value of your property, the Auditor computes the Tax Capacity Rate and applies it against the Gross Tax Capacity to determine the amount of your individual tax. The County Treasurer sends you a bill and collects the current tax. Delinquent taxes are paid to the County Auditor. Whv did my taxes increase� The fundamental reason for increase in taxes is increased government spending. The government suffers from inflation just as individuals do, as well as demands for increased services. For property taxes payable in 1990, there were some changes in State aids to school districts and local units of government. Market Value and Property Class - How do they affect property taxes� The MARKET VALUE amount represents the assessor's estimate of your property's actual market value. MARKET VALUE is defined as the most probable price that a well informed buyer would pay a well informed seller for a property without either party being unduly forced to buy or sell . PROPERTY CLASS is the class that has been assigned ta your property based upon the use of your property. Different class rates for various uses of property have been established by state law. These class rates are the same thorughout Minnesota. Depending on the class rate of your property, your final tax may be more or less than another property of the same market value with a different class rate. What is qross tax capacity� The gross tax capacity is calculated by multiplying the estimated market value by the gross class rate for that type of property. What does the term HACA mean� HACA is the homestead credit and agricultural credit paid by the state directly to the local units of government which lowers the property owners tax liability. 30 What is the net tax capacity� The net tax capacity is calculated by multiplying the estimated market value by the net class rate for that type of property. for example, residential property homesteaded for payable 1989 had a classification percentage of 2 . 17% on the first $68, 000, 2 . 50� on $68, 000 to $100, 000, and 3 . 30% for everything above $100, 000. For the payable 1990 taxes the net tax capacity percentages will be 1. 0� for the first $68, 000, and 2 . 0% for $68, 000 to $100, 000, and 3 . 0% for everything above $100, 000. What is the aross tax capacity rate for 1990 in Rosemount� Municipal Tax Capacity Rate . 22001 County Tax Capacity Rate . 21061 ISD #196 Tax Capacity Rate .42150 Other / Misc. . 03009 Total Gross Capacity Rate . 8g221 What are the steps for calculating net taxes� A hypothetical example is: 1. Market Value single resident home = $100, 000 2 . Classification = Residential Homestead ist $6s, 000 x i. 00 = $6ao $68, 000 - $100, 000 X 2 . 0% _ $640 Net Tax Capacity of $1,320 X local tax rate of .88221 NET TAXES = $1, 165 Whv are non-homestead taxes so much higher than homestead� Many individuals think that the non-homestead tax burden will be $700 or $725 higher than the homestead tax burden, because that is the figure that used to show on the property tax statement as payment by the state. This is incorrect. The property tax benefits of owning and occupying one's own home are reflected not just in the State Paid Homestead Credit, but also in calculation of the net tax capacity from the market value. The tax capacity percentages on homestead property are 1. 0% on the first $68, 000, 2 . 0% on the next $32, 000, and 3 . 0% on all values above $100, 000. The tax capacity percentage on non-homestead property is 3 . 0%. This serves to reduce the net tax capacity and hence the tax. For example, a $100, 000 home with a local tax rate .88221 would have the following tax burdens: - Homestead Tax $1, 165 - Non-Homestead Tax $2, 647 (or $1, 482 more than full homestead) The relative tax burdens between different types of property (residential versus industrial versus apartments) as well as different classifications within the same type of property (Homestead versus Non-hamestead) are policy decisions made by the Minnesota State Legislature. 31 � TRANSPORTATION Maior Street Policies It shall be the policy of the City to: 1. Require the dedication of right-of-way for collector, parkway and local roadways. 2 . Require that accesses to major streets be spaced in accord with the standards outlined and encourage the use of joint access drives, private service roads, and coordinated on-site circulation systems to minimize the frequency of accesses. 3 . Require the elimination or a reduction in the number of existing accesses where redevelopment occurs. 4 . Utilize appropriate signage, traffic diverters, and others measures to minimize traffic volumes and discourage through traffic on local residential streets. 5. Require progressively larger setbacks for land uses adjacent to major streets from Collectors to Principal Arterials. 6. Protect future right-of-way for arterial streets from land use encroachments. 7. Cooperate with Dakota County, the Minnesota Department Of Transportation, the Metropolitan Transit Commission and adjacent communities in the planning and implementation of major streets and transit projects. Area Transportation ROADWAYS The City of Rosemount is served by Federal Highway 52 , State Highways 3 , 55 and 56, and County State Aid Highway 42 . The junction of CSAH 42 and Interstate 35 is only 10 miles from Rosemount. The various highways serving Rosemount give the community excellent highway access to the Twin Cities and the surrounding metropolitan area. Distance from Rosemount to Major Population Centers: �_� Mileacre St. Paul 15 miles Minneapolis 20 miles Rochester 60 miles Duluth 150 miles 32 3 TRANSIT SERVICE There is currently a "Park and Ride" lot located in Rosemount, on South Robert Trail just north of 145th Street, for those persons who wish to take advantage of parking their vehicle in Rosemount and riding the MTC bus into St. Paul or Minneapolis. Rosemount is serviced by MTC Route #46: pick up is at the "Park and Ride" lot. The bus leaves Rosemount at 6:59 a.m. and arrives in St. Paul at 7:41 a.m. It leaves St. Paul at 4 :52 p.m. and arrives in Rosemount at 5: 36 p.m. , Monday through Friday. To get to Minneapolis, persons can take the bus from Rosemount and change buses in Apple Valley. Rosemount, along with the cities of Eagan, Apple Valley, Burnsville, Savage and Prior Lake, has signed a joint agreement to opt-out of the current MTC bus system serving these communities. Together these cities formed the Minnesota Valley Transit Authority. The goal of the MVTA is to create a bus system which would allow for travel between those cities within the MVTA as well as to and from the major employment centers in Minneapolis, St. Paul, Bloomington and the International Airport. SPECIAL TRANSPORTATION DARTS, Dakota Area Resources and Transportation for Seniors, provides transportation to elderly and handicapped persons throughout Dakota County. AIRPORT The Minneapolis / St. Pau1 International Airport is approximately 15 miles from Rosemount. Flights include national and international, local and regional, air cargo and charter. The airport has a 10, 000 foot concrete runway. Navigational aids include all FAA aids required for an international airport. RAILROAD Rosemount is served by the Soo Line and the Chicago & Northwestern. The community is located on the main line and freight hauling, switching and piggy-back service are available. Passenger service is 15 miles from Rosemount in St. Paul. TRUCKING Freight, parcel hauling and delivery is available in Rosemount. All major freight lines serve the community. Parcel services from United Parcel Service and Federal Express are also available. BARGE Rosemount is accessible by barge from the Mississippi River in the northeast portion of the community. 33 * THE CITY OF ROSEMOIINT MINNESOTA STAR CITY PROGRAM 1990 FACT BOOK Appendix ��A�� r CULTURAL ACTIVITIES MUSEUMS AND HISTORICAL LANDMARKS American Swedish Institute 2600 Park Avenue, Mpls. 871-4907 Bell Museum of Natural History University of Minnesota Campus 624-7083 Children's Museum 1217 N. Bandana Boulevard, St. Paul 644-3818 Como-Harriet Street Car Line 42nd Street and Queen Avenue South, Mpls. 645-0874 Como Zoo Information 488-5572 Federal Reserve Bank of Mpls. 250 Marquette Avenue, Mpls. 340-2446 Fort Snelling History Center Hwys. 5 and 55 (near airport) , Mpls. 726-1171 Gibbs Farm Museum 2097 West Larpenteur, St. Paul 646-8629 Governor' s Mansion 1006 Summit Avenue, St. Paul 296-2881 Hennepin County Historical Society Museum 2303 3rd Avenue South, Mpls. 870-1329 James J. Hill House 240 Summit Avenue, St. Paul 297-2555 Minneapolis Planetarium 300 Nicollet Mall, Mpls. 372-6644 Minnesota State Capitol Cedar and Aurora Street, St. Paul 296-2881 Murphy's Landing 2187 Hwy. 101, Shakopee 445-6900 Riverplace One Main Street Southeast, Mpls. 378-1969 Science Museum of Minnesota/Omnitheater 10th and Wabasha, St. Paul 221-9488 St. Paul Cathedral 239 Selby Avenue, St. Paul 228-1766 University Art Museum 110 Northrop Auditorium, 84 Church Street SE, Mpls. 624-9876 THEATER AND ARTS Chanhassen Dinner Theatres PO Box 99, Chanhassen 934-1525 Children's Theatre 2400 3rd Avenue South, Mpls. 874-0400 Dudley Riggs 1430 Washington Avenue, Mpls. 332-6620 Guthrie Theater (The) 725 Vineland Place, Mpls. 377-2224 Ha Ha Club 1414 West 28th Street, Mpls. 872-0305 THEATER AND ARTS (cont. ) Hennepin Center for the Arts 528 Hennepin Avenue, Mpls. 332-4478 Lake Harriet Rose Garden & Bandshell East Lake Harriet Parkway, Mpls. 348-2226 Landmark Center 75 West 5th Street, St. Paul 292-3225 Minneapolis Institute of Arts 2400 3rd Avenue South, Mpls. 870-3046 Minnesota Museum of Art Jemne Bldg. , #305 St. Peter Street, St. Paul 292-4355 Minnesota Orchestra/Orchestra Hall 1111 Nicollet Mall, Mpls. 371-5656 Northrop Auditorium University of Minnesota 624-2345 Ordway Music Theatre 345 Washington Southeast, St. Paul 224-4222 Orpheum Theatre 901 Hennepin Avenue, Mpls. 338-7968 Walker Art Center 725 Vineland Place, Mpls. � 375-7600 World Theater 10 East Exchange Street, St. Paul 298-1300 FESTIVALS & SPECIAL EVENTS Farmer's Market 290 East 5th Street, St. Paul 227-6856 Festival of Nations St. Paul Civic Center, St. Paul (April) 647-0191 Minneapolis Aquatennial Mid-July 377-4621 Minnesota Renaissance Festival 3525 145th Street West, Shakopee (August-Sept. ) 445-7361 Minnesota State Fair State Fairgrounds, St. Paul 642-2200 Sommerfest, Minnesota Orchestra Mid-July/Mid-August 371-5656 St. Paul Winter Carnival January 297-6953 Taste of Minnesota Btate Capitol, St. Paul (July 2-5) -------- ROSEMOUNT FESTTVALS / COMMLJNITY EVENTS Rosemount Earth Day Celebration April 22 - 28 423-4411 Rosemount Community Clean-Up Day Ear1y May Community Development Department 423-4411 Rosemount Leprechaun Days Last Full Week in July Rosemount Parks & Recreation Department 423-4411 ROSEMOUNT FESTIVALS / COMMUNITY EVENTS (cont. ) Rosemount Park Improvement Day Early May Parks & Recreation Department 423-4411 Rosemount Rabies Clinic Early May Police Department 423-4491 ROSEMOUNT MUSEUMS Steaming Acres (arranged tours) 2829 145th Street East 423-2317 University of MN (Agricultural Experiment Station) University of MN Property, Rosemount 423-1118 ROSEMOUNT RESTAURANTS American Legion 14590 Burma Avenue 423-9924 Big Daddy�s Diner 14485 South Robert Trail 423-1188 Carbone's Pizza 14506 South Robert Trail 423-1500 Chee's Cafe 14555 South Robert Trail 423-3979 City Limits Lanes 15400 South Robert Trail 423-2000 Dairy Queen 15075 Canada Road 423-4554 McDonald's 15035 Canada Road 423-1030 Pizza Hut 15065 Canada Road 423-5116 Plaza Delicatessen 14590 South Robert Trail 423-4334 Reno's Pizza 13985 South Robert Trail 423-4155 Shenanigan' s 14606 South Robert Trail 423-9919 VFW Post 9433 2625 120th Street West 423-9938 ROSEMOUNT AREA SCHOOLS (Independent School District #196) EARLY CHILDHOOD FAMILY EDUCATION The Family Corner The Family Place 4590 Scott Trail 14736 Pennock Avenue Eagan, MN 55123 Apple Valley, MN 55124 452-5726 431-8340 ROSEMOUNT PUBLIC SCHOOLS Address Principal Capacity Apple Valley High James Boesen 2 , 000 14450 Hayes Road Apple Valley, MN 55124 431-8206 Rosemount High Richard Dewey 2 , 000 3335 142nd Street West Rosemount, MN 55068 423-7501 Dakota Hills Middle Patrick Sullivan 1,400 4183 Braddock Trail Eagan, MN 55123 454-0052 Rosemount Middle Dennis Pregler 750 3135 143rd Street West Rosemount, MN 55068 423-7570 Scott Highlands Middle Richard Barnes 1, 100 14011 Pilot Knob Road Apple Valley, MN 55124 423-7581 Valley Middle Larry Larson 1, 200 900 Gardenview Drive Apple Valley, MN 55124 431-8300 Cedar Park Elementary Marvin Skinner 625 7500 Whitney Drive Apple Valley, MN 55124 431-8360 Deerwood Elementary Thomas Schwartz 650 1480 Deerwood Drive Eagan, MN 55122 454-7605 ROSEMOUNT PUBLIC SCHOOLS (cont. ) Woodland Elementary Terry Langager 675 945 Wescott Road Eagan, MN 55123 454-0504 ROSEMOUNT AREA NONPUBLIC SCHOOLS AB Daycare & Montessori, Inc. Diane Ruona, Director 15309 Map1e Island Road Preschool Burnsville, MN 55337 435-8173 AB Daycare & Montessori, Inc. Diane Ruona, Director 6700 West 160th Street Preschool Rosemount, MN 55068 432-2663 Berea Lutheran School Pastor David Schierenbeck 9308 Rich Valley Blvd. Grades 1-8 Inver Grove Hts, MN 55075 454-1915 Berean Education Center Pam Flatten, Director 309 East County Road 42 K (p.m. only) Burnsville, MN 55337 432-3799 Bridges, The Mary Kay Ervasti 14950 Dodd Blvd. Preschool Rosemount, MN 55068 423-2527 Christian Day Child Academy Jeanette Flogstadn, Director 4300 Blackhawk Road 3/4 yrs. old - Preschool Eagan, MN 55122 454-3270 Christian Heritage Academy Walter Klaus, Principal 200 East Nicollet Blvd. Grades 1-5 Burnsville, MN 55337 435-5864 Country Garden Nursery School Debbie Johnson, Director 14770 Canada Avenue 3/4 yrs. old - Preschool Rosemount, MN 55068 423-2475 First Baptist School Jerry Kolwinska, Principal 14400 Diamond Path Grades PS-12 Rosemount, MN 55068 423-2271 ROSEMOUNT AREA NONPUBLIC SCHOOLS (cont, ) Good Shepherd Lutheran School Kurt Rosenbaum, Principal 1301 East County Road 42 Grades K-8 Burnsville, MN 55337 432-5527 Grace Nursery School Neoma Isaak, Director 7800 West County Road 42 Preschool Apple Valley, MN 55124 432-5451 Ramalynn Montessori Academy Lisa Coen, Director 15004 Glazier Avenue Preschool Apple Valley, MN 55124 , 432-3131 St. Joseph's School Thomas Joseph, Principal 14355 South Robert Trail Grades K-8 Rosemount, MN 55068 423-1658 SEVEN-COUNTY METRO AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGES Anoka-Ramsey Inver Hills 11200 N.W. Mississippi Blvd. 8445 College Trail Coon Rapids, MN 55433 Inver Grove Hts. , MN 55075 427-2600 450-8500 Lakewood Minneapolis 3401 North Century Avenue 1501 Hennepin Avenue White Bear Lake, MN 55110 Minneapolis, MN 55403 779-3200 341-7000 Normandale North Hennepin 9700 South France Avenue 7411 North 85th Avenue Bloomington, MN 55431 Brooklyn Park, MN 55445 830-9300 424-0811 SECONDARY EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES University of Minnesota Minneapolis Campus & St. Paul Campus General Information 625-5000 Prospective Student Services 625-5880 Dakota County Technical College 1300 145th Street East Rosemount, MN 55068 423-2281 HOTELS & MOTELS BURNSVILLE Burnsville Royale Hotel 250 N. Cedar Ridge Circle 890-9550 Country Hospitality Inn 14331 Nicollet Court 892-1900 Days Inn Interstate 35 at Burnsville Parkway 894-8280 Holiday Inn Burnsville 14201 Nicollet Avenue South 435-2100 Prime Rate Motel 12850 West Frontage Road 894-8554 Valley View 301 Travelers Trail 890-6244 EAGAN Compri Hotel 2700 Pilot Knob Road 1-800-4COMPRI Courtyard 1352 Northland Drive 1-800-321-2211 Residence Inn 3040 Eagandale Place 1-800-331-3131 Yankee Square Inn 3450 Washington Drive 1-800-624-2888 FARMINGTON Rest Well Motel Highway 3 North 463-7101 HASTINGS Thorwood (bed and breakfast) Fourth and Pine 437-3297 River Rose (bed and breakfast) Seventh and Ramsey 437-3297 Hazelwood (bed and breakfast) Seventh and Vermillion 437-3297 LAKEVILLE Friendly Host Inn Interstate 35W and MN 50 1-800-341-8000 Lakeville Inn 20800 Kendrick Avenue 469-1134 Thrifty Scot 11274 210th Street 1-800-325-2525 - SPORTS AND RECREATION Buck Hill Ski Area Burnsville 435-7187 Canterbury Downs 1100 County Road 83 , Shakopee 445-RACE Como Park North Lexington/Como Avenue, St. Paul 489-1740 Como Zoo Information 488-5572 Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome 900 South 5th Street, Mpls. 332-0386 Hyland Hills Downhill Skiing Bloomington 835-4604 Jonathan Padelford Harriet Island, St. Paul 227-1100 Josiah Snelling Riverboats Harriet Island, St. Paul 227-1100 Minnehaha Falls 50th and Minnehaha, Mpls. -------- Minnesota North Stars Hockey 7901 Cedar Avenue, Met Center, Mpls. 853-9300 Minnesota Timberwolves Basketball 730 Hennepin Avenue, Mpls. 337-DUNK Minnesota Twins Baseball Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, Mpls. 375-7444 Minnesota Vikings football Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, Mpls. 333-8828 Minnesota Zoo 12101 Johnny Cake Ridge Road, Apple Valley 432-9000 Rice Park Washington Avenue and Market Street, St. Paul Town Square Park St. Paul Center, St. Paul 291-8900 University of MN Golden Gophers 205 Bierman Building, 516 15th Avenue S.E. , Mpls. 624-8080 Valley Fair Amusement Park One Valleyfair Drive, Shakopee 445-7600 Welch Village Ski Area Welch, MN 247-0769 ROSEMOUNT AREA SPORTS AND RECREATION Brockway Golf Club 13500 South Robert Trail 423-5222 Diamond T Ranch 4889 Pilot Knob Road, Eagan 454-1464 Gym (The) , Apple Valley, Inc. 5995 West 149th Street, Apple Valley 431-0880 Parkview Golf 1310 Cliff Road, Eagan 452-3770 Racquet Swim and Fitness 3330 Pilot Knob Road 454-8790 Rich Valley Golf 437-4651 Rosemount Area Hockey Association 892-5015 Rosemount Area Athletic Association 423-2345 Shamrock Mini-Golf 14455 South Robert Trail 423-4640 RETAIL INFORMATION AND SERVICES ACCOUNTING Carlisle, James 3480 Upper 149th Street, Rosemount 423-2512 Lucking Accounting 13830 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-6043 Stauffer, Eldon 3190 Lower 147th Street West, Rosemount 423-2457 Warweg & Knights 14450 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1717 ADVERTISING & PROMOTIONAL SALES Art Design 4890 South Robert Trail, Eagan 423-5115 Copy Tech, Inc. 4890 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-6200 Pilgrim Promotions 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-5550 Rosemount Printing 14760 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-4200 AGRICULTURAL / GARDEN SUPPLIES Coast to Coast Hardware 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-3455 Crop Pest Management Agriculture Extension Services 423-2494 Fluegel Elevator, Inc. 14700 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1587 Rosemount Gardens 3450 151st Street West, Rosemount 423-2292 AIR CONDITIONING / HEATING Apple Valley - Eagan Appliance 2187 128th Street, Rosemount 423-3076 Corrigan Electric 3065 145th Street West, Rosemount 423-1131 Genz-Ryan Plumbing and Heating 14745 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1144 Jeppeson Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning 14840 Damask Avenue, Rosemount 891-1444 Judkins Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. 15185 Carousel Way, Rosemount 423-5757 AMUSEMENT CENTERS Shamrock Mini-Golf 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-4640 Wilson Theatre Service 14918 West Delft Avenue, Rosemount 423-5552 APPLIANCE SALES AND SERVICE Apple Valley - Eagan Appliance 2187 128th Street, Rosemount 423-3076 Appliance Service Company 14625 Cameo Avenue, Rosemount 423-2374 Corcoran Equipment - Appliance 2925 145th Street, Rosemount 423-2274 Peoples Natural Gas 2665 West 145th Street, Rosemount 454-0002 ARCHITECTS Fridlund Architects 14590 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-4525 Novak, Chuck 14750 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-2254 ATTORNEYS McMenomy, Hansen, Carroll & McCann 14450 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1155 AUTO BODY AND SALVAGE SHOPS A & G Auto Body 13955 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-3528 AAA Auto Salvage 2595 160th Street West, Rosemount 423-2432 Dave's Rosemount Auto Body 14785 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-2727 Lee's Auto Body 14785 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-3244 Phil 's Body Shop, Inc. 2025 135th Street, Rosemount 423-2433 AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIR AAA Auto Salvage 2025 135th Street, Rosemount 423-2432 B & J Auto Supply. 2990 West 145th Street, Rosemount 423-1159 Big "A" Stores 14785 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-3533 Coast to Coast Hardware 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-3455 Crown Auto 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-4222 Larry�s Amoco 14460 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-2910 Master Transmission 14805 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-4221 Murgic's Auto 15640 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1796 BUILDING CONTRACTORS (cont. ) Min-Kota Sales, Inc. 3328 West 151st Street, Rosemount 423-1437 orrin Thompson Homes 14042 Delta Avenue, Rosemount 423-3120 BUILDING SUPPLIES Knox Lumber Co. 901 West Cliff Road, Burnsville 890-2440 Lampert's Building Materials 109 Spruce Street, Farmington 463-3320 Menard Cashway Lumber 15450 Cedar Avenue, Apple Valley 431-4300 Recke Engineering (Fiberglass) 2445 155th Street East, Rosemount 423-1655 Sunrise Builder Supply 14000 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-2299 BUSES American Transportation 14160 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-5370 CABINETS & CABINET MAKERS Counter Corporation U of M Research Center, Rosemount 423-1808 Duff' s Fixtures 15204 Babcock Avenue, Rosemount 423-4044 Kingsbury Builders Supply 15250 Babcock Avenue, Rosemount 423-1166 Pro-Wood Design 13965 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-6330 Rosemount Woods, Inc. 14640 West Diamond Path, Rosemount 423-5533 CAR WASHES Rosemount APCO 14685 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1728 Car Spa 15215 Canada Avenue West, Rosemount 423-1553 Car Wash 14670 Burma Avenue West, Rosemount 423-2879 Super America Dodd Boulevard & 145th St. , Rosemount 423-4585 CARPENTERS KC Bennett Construction 3295 Upper 147th Street, Rosemount 423-4057 CARPENTERS (cont. ) Paul Meyer Construction 6625 West 167th Street, Rosemount 432-2700 Voight Bryan Construction, Inc. Rosemount 423-1296 CARPET & RUG CLEANERS A-1 Rental and Sales 3320 151st Street West; Rosemount 423-5588 Coast to Coast Hardware 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-3455 Diamond Carpet Service 3585 West 148th Street, Rosemount 423-2115 Hawkins Janitorial Service 4137 145th Street, Rosemount 423-1351 Twice as Bright 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-5690 CARPET SALES Rosemount Floor Covering 14760 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1259 CATERERS / DELI Frosted Creations 13995 Broughshane Avenue, Rosemount 423-2663 Plaza Deli 14590 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-4334 Rainbow Foods 15125 Cedar Avenue South, Apple Valley 431-4000 1276 Town Centre Drive, Eagan 452-9506 Tom' s Food Center 14635 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-2430 CHEMICALS COMPANIES Dixie Petro Chemical (DPC) 12800 Pine Bend Trail, Rosemount 437-1333 Spectro Alloys Corporation 13220 Doyle Path, Rosemount 437-2815 CHILD CARE & DAY CARE AB Daycare & Montessori, Inc. 6700 West 160th Street, Rosemount 432-2663 Bridges, The 14950 Dodd Boulevard, Rosemount 423-2527 Children's Home Society of MN 1367 East 145th Street, Rosemount 423-1010 Dakota County Technical Institute 1367 East 145th Street, Rosemount 423-1010 CHILD CARE & DAY CARE (cont. ) Rocking Horse Child Care 8130 West 160th Street, Rosemount 431-1463 CHIMNEY CLEANING Bigelow Home Services 5037 West 147th Street, Rosemount 423-3100 COCKTAIL LOUNGES � American Legion 14590 Burma Avenue, Rosemount 423-9924 City Limits Lanes & Lounge 15400 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-2000 Shenanigan's 14605 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-6383 V.F.W. Post 9433 2625 120th Street West, Rosemount 423-9938 COMPUTER SOFTWARE & GRAPHICS Dynamic Computer Display 14647 Danbury Avenue, Rosemount 423-1090 Flo Chart Software Systems 14755 Dundee Avenue, Rosemount 423-5131 CONTRACTORS - GENERAL Amico, Inc. 14305 Cameo Avenue, Rosemount 423-1413 Basic Builders 14450 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-3114 Berg, Bill Construction 3328 West 151st Street, Rosemount 423-5531 Fairfax Construction Co. 3480 Upper 149th Street, Rosemount 423-1660 KC Bennett Construction 3295 Upper 147th Street, Rosemount 423-4057 McDonnell, Pat, Development Company, Inc. 14902 Crestview Avenue, Rosemount 423-1800 Sunshine Construction Company - Summerfield 13956 Drommond Drive, Apple Valley 423-5600 Wind's Crossing Co. 15601 Claret Avenue, Rosemount 423-2248 CONVENIENCE STORES Holiday Station 15066 Chippendale Avenue, Rosemount 423-3155 Rosemount APCO 14685 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1728 - CONVENIENCE STORES (cont. ) Super America 14515 Dodd Boulevard, Rosemount 432-4585 Tom Thumb 15040 Canada Avenue, Rosemount 423-3818 Tom Thumb 145th Street W. & Dodd Road, Rosemount 423-3396 COPYING & DUPLICATING SERVICES Coast to Coast Hardware 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-3455 Copy Tech, Inc. 4890 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-6200 Loch Pharmacy 2975 West 145th Street, Rosemount 423-2265 COUNSELORS Alcoholics Anonymous 14760 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-3622 Dakota Alano Society 3920 Rahn Road, Eagan 452-2921 Higher Ground 14450 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1212 CRAFTS Cathy's Ceramics 14660 Biscayne Way, Rosemount 423-4789 DANCE Betty Jo' s Dance Studio 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-4055 DEPARTMENT STORES K-mart Discount Department Store Cedar Avenue, Apple Valley 432-9100 Target Cliff Road, Eagan 688-8706 DRY CLEANERS Meisenholders Quick Cleaners 2978 145th Street West, Rosemount 423-3353 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Approved Electric Company 12425 Danbury Avenue, Rosemount 423-4138 Burmeister Electric Company 16260 Asher Avenue, Rosemount 423-3678 Corrigan Electric Company 3065 145th Street, Rosemount 423-1131 McNamara Electric, Inc. 15185 Carousel Way, Rosemount 423-5505 FURNITURE (cont. ) Heritage Square Furniture & Gift I-35 & Highway 50, Lakeville 435-8499 Schneiderman's Furniture 20720 Holyoke Avenue, Lakeville 469-5900 FURNITURE REPAIR Foster Studios 1908 East 153rd Street; Rosemount 423-3900 McGraw, Dan, Inc. 12470 West Blanca Avenue, Rosemount 423-5196 GARBAGE COLLECTION (1990 Licensed Haulers) BFI - St. Paul 4300 East 65th Street, Inver Grove Hts. 455-8634 Bloomington Sanitation Service 9813 Flying Cloud Drive, Eden Prairie 941-5174 Knutson Services, Inc. 15120 Chippendale Avenue, Rosemount 423-2294 Mendota Heights Rubbish Service, Inc. 20700 Donnelly Avenue East, Farmington 437-6786 Quality Waste Control, Inc. 1901 West 144th Street, Burnsville 435-3454 Waste Management - Savage 12448 Pennsylvania Avenue South, Savage 890-1100 GAS - BULK / BOTTLED Gas Supply, Inc. 3221 West 160th Street, Rosemount 423-4477 Kimmes Bauer, L.P. Gas Rosemount 423-3800 Rosemount APCO 14685 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1728 Strese Oil Company 14810 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1213 GASOLINE - WHOLESALE V & N oil Company, Inc. 14630 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-2358 GIFTS Loch Pharmacy 2975 145th Street, Rosemount 423-2261 Rosemount Floral Express 14495 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-6300 GLASS (AUTO) Dave's Rosemount Auto Body 14785 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-2727 Phil 's Body Shop, Inc. 2025 135th Street West, Rosemount 423-2433 GOLF COURSES Brockway Golf Club 13500 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-5222 Galaxy Driving Range 4870 West 150th Street, Apple Valley 423-3700 Rich Valley Golf 140th Street East, Rosemount 437-4653 Shamrock Mini-Golf 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-4640 Valleywood Golf Course 4851 West 125th Street, Apple Valley 423-2171 GROCERIES Holiday Station Store 15066 Chippendale Avenue, Rosemount 423-3155 Rosemount APCO 14685 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1728 Rainbow Foods 15125 Cedar Avenue South, Apple Valley 431-4000 1276 Town Centre Drive, Eagan 452-9506 Super America 14515 Dodd Boulevard, Rosemount 423-4585 Tom Thumb 15040 Canada Avenue, Rosemount 423-3818 Tom Thumb 145th Street W. & Dodd Road, Rosemount 423-3396 Tom's Super Valu 14635 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-2430 HAIR CARE Donna' s House of Hair 14785 Cimarron Avenue, Rosemount 423-1221 Elegante Hair Design 12490 Blanca Avenue, Rosemount 423-2794 Family Hair Shop 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-4484 Hair Empire 15185 Carousel Way, Rosemount 423-5011 Jim' s Barber Shop 14750 South Rabert Trail, Rosemount 423-5232 Louis-Lynn' s Hair Studio 14531 Dodd Blvd. , Rosemount 423-5707 New Images 5480 West 141st Street, Apple Valley 423-4122 Vierlyn Beauty Shop 14655 Danville Avenue West, Rosemount 423-1576 HARDWARE Coast to Coast Hardware 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-3455 HEATING CONTRACTORS Corrigan Electric Company 3065 145th Street West, Rosemount 423-1131 Genz-Ryan Plumbing and Heating 14745 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1144 Jeppeson Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning 14840 Damask Avenue, Rosemount 423-1604 Judkins Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. 15185 Carousel Way, Rosemount 423-5757 HOME BUILDERS & PLANNERS Basic Builders, Inc. 14450 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-3114 Berg, Bill Construction, Inc. 3328 West 151st Street, Rosemount 423-5531 Carroll Custom Homes 3505 West 145th Street 423-6100 Steph-An Homes, Inc. Rosemount 423-3322 Wensmann Homes, Inc. 14340 Pilot Knob Road, Apple Valley 423-1179 Wepja Company Plan Service 5397 Upper 147th Street, Apple Valley 423-3775 Wind' s Crossing Company 15612 Claret Avenue, Rosemount 423-2248 HORSEBACK RIDING A & B Ranch 4277 140th Street East, Rosemount 890-6300 Diamond T Ranch Pilot Knob Road, Eagan 454-1464 INSULATION Prairie Insulation 14475 West Cameo Avenue, Rosemount 423-2920 INSURANCE American Family Insurance of Madison, WI 3480 Upper 149th Street West, Rosemount 423-5151 Eggen, Paul (State Farm) 14450 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-3535 Olson, Jim (MSI) 14760 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-2220 Toombs Agency 3025 145th Street, Rosemount 423-1121 INVESTMENT BROKER Offerman & Company 14450 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-5500 IRON WORK Organic Iron 15325 Babcock Avenue, Rosemount 423-2112 JANITORIAL Hawkins Janitorial Service 4173 145th Street, Rosemount 423-1351 R.J. Janitorial Service 14885 Cimarron Avenue, Rosemount 423-2608 Twice As Bright 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-5690 LANDSCAPE AND DESIGN Garden Images 3618 West 160th Street, Rosemount 423-1045 Kodiak Services 4980 Dodd Road, Eagan 423-3295 Linkert' s Landscaping 12205 South Robert Trai1, Rosemount 423-2136 Rosemount Gardens 3450 West 151st Street, Rosemount 423-2292 Schwendemanns, Inc. 4895 South Robert Trail, Eagan 423-2206 LAUNDRYMATS Laundrymat (Tom Thumbj 14537 Dodd Boulevard 423-3396 LAWN MAINTENANCE Adelmann's Lawn Service 14960 Dodd Boulevard, Rosemount 423-2022 Caretakers 4980 Dodd Road, Rosemount 423-5225 Cherney Lawns 6704 Foliage Court, Rosemount 431-7404 Kodiak Services 4980 Dodd Road, Eagan 423-3295 Nature's 4 Seasons 15582 Cornell Trail, Rosemount 423-6118 Schwendemann's, Inc. 4895 South Robert Trail, Eagan 423-2206 Twice As Bright 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-5690 LAWN MOWERS A1 ' s Small Engine Repair 3567 West Upper 149th Street, Rosemount 423-1523 Carlson Tractor & Equipment 15125 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-2222 Corcoran Equipment 2925 145th Street, Rosemount 423-2274 Rosemount Baw & Tool 14650 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-2822 Roy's Snowmobile, Lawnmower & Small Engine Salvage Ctr. 14815 Dallara Avenue West, Rosemount 423-3693 LIQUOR STORES Mac' s Bottle Shop 15070 Chippendale Avenue, Rosemount 423-9065 Shenanigan's Off Sale 14605 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-4844 LOANS First State Bank 3025 145th Street, Rosemount 423-1121 Rosemount National Bank 15055 Chippendale Avenue, Rosemount 423-5000 LUMBER Knox Lumber Co. 901 West Cliff Road, Burnsville 890-2440 Lampert's Building Materials 109 Spruce Street, Farmington 463-3320 Menard Cashway Lumber 15450 Cedar Avenue, Apple Valley 431-4300 Sunrise Builder Supply 14000 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-2229 MACHINE SHOP Wood Machine, Inc. 4881 Biscayne Avenue, Eagan 423-2719 MARINE EQUIPMENT Rosemount Marine 3316 151st Street West, Rosemount 423-1108 MASONRY Arnold Teal Masonry, Inc. 14964 Dodd Boulevard, Rosemount 423-5321 Kvam Masonry 2001 West 120th Street, Rosemount 423-1586 MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT Twin City Forklift Repair 4895 Biscayne Avenue, Rosemount 423-3500 MEDICAL FACILITIES Chiropractors• KL Chiropractic 14520 South Robert Trail 423-5250 Rosemount Chiropractic Clinic 14450 South Robert Trail 423-2251 Clinic (Family Practice) : Detlefsen, Glen 15120 Chippendale Avenue 423-4114 Group Health 15290 Pennock Lane, Apple Valley 431-7070 Lai, T.W. Raymond 1445D South Robert Trail 423-1168 Dentists• Bergh, Duane 14525 South Robert Trail 432-3993 Biewald / Hackett (Orthodontics) 14455 South Robert Trail 423-6302 Chroust, Kurt 15120 Chippendale Avenue South 423-1900 Dakota Dental Clinic 160th Street & Cedar Avenue 431-5774 Mardell, Groth, Carlson 14470 Cameo Avenue 423-2259 Nelson, Mark 14450 South Robert Trail 423-1181 Snyder, Ronald 15120 Chippendale Avenue South 423-1909 Emerctency and Hospital Services (Metro Area) Abbott Northwestern Hospital 800 East 28th St. at Chicago Ave. , Mpls. 863-4000 Apple Valley Medical Clinic Ltd. 14655 Galaxie Avenue, Apple Valley 432-6161 Fairview Ridges 201 Nicollet Boulevard, Burnsville 892-2000 Gillette Childrens Hospital 200 University Avenue East, St. Paul 291-2848 Mount Sinai Hospital 2215 Park Avenue, Mpls. 871-3700 Sanford Memorial Hospital 913 Main Street, Farmington 463-7825 University of MN Hospital & Clinics General Information Line 626-3000 . Optometrists / Opthamoloqists: Rosemount Eye Clinic 14450 South Robert Trail 423-3300 MOBILE HOMES / PARKS Mobilehome MN of Rosemount 2890 Lower 138th Street West, Rosemount 423-4240 Rosemount Woods 13925 Bunratty Avenue, Rosemount 423-4240 MONUMENTS Little Falls Granite Works 4980 Dodd Road, Eagan 423-1011 MOVIE THEATERS Apple Valley Cinema 7200 147th Street West, Apple Valley 432-1199 Burnhaven 8 Cinema 14551 Burnhaven Drive, Burnsville 892-3322 Burnsville Theater Burnsville Center, Burnsville 435-7159 Movies at Burnsville II 14300 Buck Hill Road, Burnsville 435-8080 MOVING EQUIPMENT A-1 Rental and Sales 3320 West 151st Street, Rosemount 423-5589 U-Haul, Neighborhood Dealer 3320 West 151st Street, Rosemount 423-5589 Ryder Truck Rental 14630 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-4626 OILS / FUELS Strese Oil Company 14810 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1213 V & N Oil Company 14630 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-2358 PACKAGING SERVICE Ryt-Way Packaging Corporation 13500 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-2722 PAINT Coast to Coast Hardware 14555 South Robert Trail 423-3455 PAPER PRODUCTS Greif Bros. Corporation 2750 West 145th Street, Rosemount 423-2216 PAVING & PAVING MATERIALS Kulhanek, Joseph 14145 Akron Avenue, Rosemount 423-2845 Northwestern Aggregates, Inc. 5000 West 160th Street, Lakeville 423-5521 PET SUPPLIES Fluegel Elevator 14700 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1587 O'Hair of Dogs 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-5199 Shamrock Animal Clinic 14670 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-3565 PHARMACY Loch Pharmacy 2975 145th Street, Rosemount 423-2261 PHOTO COPYING & FINISHING Loch Pharmacy 2975 145th Street, Rosemount 423-2261 Meisenholders Quick Photo 2978 145th Street, Rosemount 423-3353 Rosemount APCO 14685 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1728 PIPE FITTINGS Sedco 15202 Babcock Avenue, Rosemount 423-3262 PIZZA Carbones Pizza 14506 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1500 Domino' s Pizza 5480 West 141st Street, Apple Valley 423-2424 Pizza Hut 15065 Canada Road, Rosemount 423-5116 Reno' s Pizza 13985 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-4155 PLASTICS Astro Plastics, Inc 16350 Asher Avenue, Rosemount 423-1128 PLUMBING & PLUMBING SUPPLIES Coast to Coast Hardware 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-3455 Genz-Ryan Plumbing & Heating 14745 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1144 Matthews-Daniels, Inc. 15185 Carousel Way, Rosemount 423-3730 PRINTERS (off-set) Art Design 4890 South Robert Trail, Eagan 423-5115 Copy Tech, Inc. 4890 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-6200 Pilgrim Promotions 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-5550 Rosemount Printing 14760 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-4200 PUMPS Kimmes-Bauer, Inc. Rosemount 423-3800 RADIATOR REPAIR Gary's Radiator 14410 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-3343 REALTY Dakota Central, Ltd. 14450 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1223 Finnegan Agency 14565 Chianti Avenue West, Rosemount 423-2575 Jensen Associates 14325 Cameo Avenue, Rosemount 423-2350 RESTAURANTS / EATING ESTABLISHMENTS American Legion 14590 Burma Avenue, Rosemount 423-9924 Big Daddy's Diner 14485 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1881 Carbone's Pizza 14506 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1500 Chee's Cafe 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-3979 City Limits Lanes 15400 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-2000 Dairy Queen 15075 Canada Road, Rosemount 423-4554 McDonald's 15035 Canada Road, Rosemount 423-1030 Pizza Hut 15065 Canada Road, Rosemount 423-5116 RESTAURTANTS / EATING ESTABLISHMENTS (cont. ) Plaza Delicatessen 14590 South Robert Trai1, Rosemount 423-4334 Reno's Pizza 13985 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-4155 Shenanigan's 14606 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-9919 VFW Post 9433 2625 120th Street West, Rosemount 423-9938 ROOFING Neary Roofing 3320 Upper 147th Street, Rosemount 423-3530 North's Country Roofing, Inc. 15325 Babcock Avenue, Inc. , Rosemount 423-5775 U.S. Roof - Tech Corporation 15475 Blaine Avenue, Rosemount 423-5858 SAW REPAIR Rosemount Saw & Tool 14650 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-2822 Corcoran Equipment - Appliance 2925 145th Street, Rosemount 423-2274 SCREEN PRINTING & SIGNING AAA Banners & Portable Signs Rosemount 423-5550 SERVICE STATIONS Crown Auto 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-4222 Larry�s Amoco 14460 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-2910 Ratzlaff 66 Service Station 14630 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1202 SHEET METAL Judkins Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. 15185 Carousel Way, Rosemount 423-5757 SNOW BLOWERS Coast to Coast Hardware 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-3455 Corcoran Equipment - Appliance 2925 145th Street, Rosemount 423-2274 Rosemount Saw & Tool 14650 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-2822 SNOW REMOVAL Adelmann's Lawn Service 14960 Dodd Boulevard, Rosemount 423-2022 Twice as Bright 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-5690 SPORTING GOODS D/S Sports, Inc. 3312 West 151st Street; Rosemount 423-4353 Rosemount Marine 3316 151st Street West, Rosemount 423-1108 Roy's Snowmobile, Lawnmower & Small Engine Salvage Ctr. 14815 Dallara Avenue, Rosemount 423-3693 SPRAYING EQUIPMENT A-1 Rental & Sales 3320 151st Street West, Rosemount 423-5588 Cappspray, Inc. 14635 Audrey Avenue, Rosemount 423-5544 Min-Kota Sales, Inc. 3328 West 151st Street, Rosemount 423-1437 SPRINKLING SYSTEMS Pro-Staf 4980 Dodd Boulevard, Eagan 423-5801 STABLES Diamond T Ranch Pilot Knob Road, Eagan 454-1646 Limerick Stables 1837 West 145th Street, Rosemount 423-3302 SURVEYORS Schwanz, Delmar 14750 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1769 TANNING Best Video & Tan 14760 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1344 Main Avenue Video & Tan 14504 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-5035 Sunlife 5480 West 141st Street, Rosemount 423-4494 TAX PREPARATION LTS Tax Service 14750 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-6131 Warwig & Knights Accounting 14450 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1717 TAX PREPARATION (cont. ) Whitewing, Ltd. 14111 Enoley Court, Apple Valley 423-4242 TELEPHONE Central Telephone Company 14475 Cameo Avenue West, Rosemount 423-1111 United Telephone Company St. Paul, MN 448-2222 TOWING Larry's Amoco 14460 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-2910 Phil ' s Body Shop, Inc. 2025 135th Street, Rosemount 423-2433 TRAILERS - RENTAL & REPAIR A-1 Rental & Sales 3320 151st Street, Rosemount 423-5588 A & G Auto Body 13955 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-3528 TRANSMISSIONS Master Transmission, Inc. 14805 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-4221 TRANSPORT COMPANIES Golden Eagle Transport 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-5501 Greenleaf Transport 14762 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-3394 TREE SERVICE Adelmann's 14960 Dodd Boulevard, Rosemount 423-2022 TRUCK DEALERS / RENTALS / USED PARTS AAA Auto Salvage 2025 135th Street, Rosemount 423-2432 A-1 Rental & Sales 3320 151st Street, rosemount 423-5588 American Transfer Company 15280 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-3438 Ryder Truck Rental 14630 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-4626 i 1. TRUCKING Walbon and Company 437-2011 4230 Pinebend Trail, Rosemount UNIFORMS Team Work Uniforms 423-5550 Ken Rose Center, Rosemount UPHOLSTERERS Foster Studios 423-3900 1908 East 153rd Street, Rosemount Tourdot' s Custom Upholstry 423-1898 13985 South Robert Trail, Rosemount USED CARS South Metro Auto Sales 423-2400 South Robert Trail, Rosemount Southern Motors 423-7074 South Robert Trail, Rosemount UTILITIES Dakota Electric 463-7134 Farmington, MN Minnesgasco (gas) 372-4664 St. Paul, MN Northern States Power Company (electric & gas) 463-8621 Farmington, MN Peoples Natural Gas 423-5900 Rosemount, MN VETERINARIAN Akin Hills Pet Hospital S. County Road 42 & Pilot Knob Road, Farmington 460-8985 Cedar View Animal Hospital 432-4928 7545 West 147th St. W. , Apple Valley Shamrock Animal Clinic (Dr. Kurt Hanson) 423-3565 14670 South Robert Trail, Rosemount VIDEO RENTALS Best Video & Tan 423-1344 14760 South Robert Trail, Rosemount Main Avenue Video & Tan 423-5035 14504 South Robert Trail, Rosemount Super America 423-4585 14515 Dodd Boulevard, Rosemount Tom Thumb 423-3818 15040 Canada Avenue, Rosemount Tom Thumb 423-3396 145th Street W. & Dodd Road, Rosemount r � � VOCATIONAL COLLEGE Dakota County Technical Institute 1300 East 145th Street, Rosemount 423-2281 WAREHOUSES Winko Warehouse 13500 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-4883 WATER SOFTENERS Apple Valley-Eagan Appliances 2187 128th Street, Rosemount 423-3076 Fluegel Elevator 14700 5outh Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1587 ,Teppesen Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning 14840 Damask Avenue, Rosemount 423-1604 WEATHER STRIPPING Reese Enterprises, Inc. U of M Research Center, Rosemount 423-1126 WEDDING CONSULTANTS / SUPPLIES Flowers by Jackie 14710 Echo Way, Apple Valley 423-1825 Frosted Creations 13995 Broughshane Avenue, Rosemount 423-2663 Rosemount Floral Express 14495 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-6300 WELDING Johnson Welding 15640 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-1842 Ken' s Welding 14703 Dunbar Court, Rosemount 423-2735 Vic' s Welding & Engineering 2829 145th Street East, Rosemount 423-2317 WELL DRILLING Kimmes-Bauer, Inc. Rosemount 423-3800 WINDOW CLEANING Twice As Bright 14555 South Robert Trail, Rosemount 423-5690