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11/17/1965 - 00027380FRIMT31Y HOUSING ii in AKj4--11OR1I"f MOPING - NOVMSM 17, 1565 The meeti g eras ce aler to order at 6 -25 P.N. ROLL CALL Present: Ch:Sirmafx Y'i&�Rrd Herder, Commissioners Jalsn fleyer and Foa^ert Nends-,1 and Executive Director Allan Anderson. 6Lsitors: Tcm Hodna and Dave Rl' —marts of Hodne Associates. a4ent: Commissioners Paul Box -row Z&L Lois Mo-Llin APPROVAL OF MINURO - MWING OF _IFJ°��7 M 10, 1965 Air. Meyer nude a motion that the miautss of the n—eetinq of November 10, 1965, be approved as received. ML. Ke;ndali seconded the motion. Upon o voice vote, tbare being no nays, said motion passed v- nzWJ,mxm1y. BILLS AID COAII�'3i ICATIOia Uniform A copy of the Uniform Housing Cody, 1964 edition, „n's given to each Co =issioner for review and comma nts. REPORT OF EMWIVE s'1=TOP. Mr. Anderson rend a letter he had re=ceived from Mr. Roger Sandau of the Fridley Jaycaees dated 12 November 1965. Thl-S letter ka z in r -nsi -*r to our request for reasoning behind their public stand sgainast Fedaral Urban Renewal. REPORT OF COMMIS Wyman Smith Report - Chairman Herder read the statements of Mr. Weraaa SM2.fc"-h oa "Opinion on Dissolution" and "Relationa.ip of the F.Lonning Commi €lion of the City of Fridley and the Fridley Housing zna Redevelopment Authorikyl°. The formal opinions were given in answer to a request made by Chairman Herde=r at the Housing Authority greeting of Noveraaber 3, 1955- It we--; requested tbct copies of these letters be attached to the minutes of this w. acing. Hodne Associates Report - Hr. Hodne stated that they have been vorsing on their report and have some better ideas of other rmanues, spocifical,y plan approaching and financial methods, but would lilac to defer making a detailed report until wore research can be arcade. OLD BUSTIMS Mr. Anderson asked for avthori€ation to piny Hodne Associates' bill for the brochure cost. There was some discussion about the bill in relation to the budget. I3r. Never then make aa. motion that we pay Hodne Associates for services rendered on the renewal brochure in the amount of 591y-U5- Air. Eendell Pago 2 aeconded the Lotion, Tcjpso=, o voice vc to, thE.i,e `Laing no nayo, acid moti-on passed adManinoid ly. Mr. Anderson then asked pamisaion to pay Ha ne A ,00 .is tes for the work Cone by Gladstone and Associstss statLig that fiche cast could be takea out of the contingency fund. Mr. Lendell mde z action that we pray "7adne lxcocxat — the $200 under the asszmptaon that this is an allo -cable cost on th~ contisvney furul. Fair. Meyer asconded the reo4ior. Upon a voice vote, tW-re being no Nays, acid motion gasozi ruLnnimously. Mr. Meyer wade €a motion tit %:e pay Rodne Lsaocisteo for pyo£esaional services rendered on the City Cer_Wr Feasibility Study as per oi;r understanding at the meeting of z;ovembev 9, 19€ 5, in tine amount of $2,971 . This Payment 7,3 mf'�'dcx prior to the co-iforp..stion of the amendment to the 1"aazibility Contrwt, mina. R- 35(FS). This aetvunced payment is authorize, d an as €,zvc..a ez at does not exceed line 4 of the S & ? Applications by more than + t. 11r- Kendal! seconded the motion. Upon a voice rote, there teeing no mans, said motion gassed unanimously. Mr. Hodne stated that Roger Johnson had finasFsed his field Work on tae adcti- tionel ne ative required for the City Ce:sCer docvmzaatation and will I =ve the finished report to the Authority by Dace -ibez 1, 1965. AAJQQP=, As there was no further business, Fir. Kendall maOLe a e ot: one that the awe ti,aE; be cdjourned at 9:05 P.M. ?'L-. Heger seconded the motion. Alton a voice votc�, there being no mays, said motion used umsnimoeasly. Reapectfu'_ly submitted Allen P. Anderson, Rzacutiee+ Di:ln-ccor Fridley "dousing & Redsvelopment Au-chc iGy II �RwwN+r� Commusioners - RICHARD J. HERDER, Chakmm PAUL V. BARROW LOIS R MULLIN ROBERT D KE14DALL JOHN E. MEYER 40 Ll 194djwt 0#"a "9 a0a 2ekwe� 4"asoadf iva and �n tie ei4 of querf 6441 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N. E 560.3450 FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA November 17, 1965 Executive Director - ALLAN E ANDERSON i Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority 6441 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Subject: Opinion on Dissolution Dear Sirs: The Authority is a public body corporate and politic in and for the municipality in which it was organized. The statutes do not provide for any means of disolution. The Commissioners hold office until their successors have been appointed and qualified. It would appear that if the City government were to withhold funds and refused approval of any plan, work, or project of the Authority, that the Authority after it has exhausted its resources would become inactive and dormant. The only complete dissolution procedure would be by act of the State Legislature. WS%yp Yours truly, Wyman Smith Attorney for FHRA 0 • November 17s 1965 Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority 6441 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Subjectt Relationship of the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley and the I�IUJw Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority Dear Sirst O The Planning Commission of the City of Fridley is created by Chapter 40 of the Fridley City Code. It serves in an advisory capacity to the City Council and management. The code provides that the Planning Commission shall be charged with the responsibility for continuous community planning (� including coordinated subdivision development, development of parks and IIJ� playgrounds, maintain up-to -date building codes, study the needs and recommend extension, installation and improvement of utilities, streets, street lights, street and traffic signer and work with commercial and industrial developers In an effort to achieve desirable industrial and commercial growth. The Planning Commission has specified duties under the Zoning Code (chapter 45 ) and the Platting Code (Chapter 52)• Since the Planning Commission is only advisory, its determinations have validity and finality only as long as it has the confidence of the City Council. The City Charter has no reference to the Planning Commission but in Sections 8.01 and 8.02 provide for a City Plan and the enforcement of same by the City Council. The Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority is a separate political rmtity created pursuant to the Municipal and Housing Redevelopment Act found at Section 462.411 at sequor of Minnesota Statutes. Ito work is inter - related with that of the Planning Commission. It has almost pro - prietory power and authority for projects in specified areas. The activation of any particular project, however, requires approval of the City Council. It could perform any of the assignments now handled by the Planning Commission if so directed by the City Council. 0 0 0 Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority Pridley,Minnesota Page 2 Sovember 17► 1965 The Authority could act in coordination and in conjunction with the Planning Commission in developing broad overall community plans. The Authority,in developing its project areas, could use the Planning Commission as a sounding board or consulting agency for testing the suitability of designs and plane. The powers and duties of the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authorit are spelled out in Section 462.445 of Minnesota Statutes. Subdivision 401 provides as followss "When a local public body does not have s planning agency or when a comprehensive or general community development plan or plans is or are not already available by the planning agency, to make or cause to be made such plans as a guide in the more detailed planning of housing and redevelopment areas." n In conclusion, the Housing Authority and the Planning Commission each have I`IUJ^ specific, separate assigned duties and functions. Bach ultimately is dependent upon the support and desires of the governing Udy of the City. There is much opportunity for coordinated effort. 'fours truly, pWyman Attorney or 7M M WBIsP ,M