The URL can be used to link to this page

PL 02/08/1968 - 7253� A G E N D A PI.�4NNING GOI�IISSION MEETING FEBRUARY 8, 1968 7:30 P.M. . ROLL CALL: APPROVE PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: JANUARY 25, 1968 RECBIVE PARKS & RECREATION CO�MMISSION MINUTES: JANUARY 22, 1968 RECEIVE : BOARD OF APPEALS MINfITES : JARtTARY 24, 1968 RECEIVE BOA.RD OF APPEALS MIN[JTES : JAt�LTARY 31, 1968 ORDER OF AGENDA• 1. PUBLIC HEARING• REZONIPTG REQUEST, Z09 ��68-01, ELDON SCi3MEDEKE: Ldts 16 thru 19, Block 12 and Lot 30, Block 21, Hyde Park Addi- � tion. Rezone from R-1 to C-2. � 2. HYDE PARK ADDITION REZONING PROBLEM: Bill Chapman of Nason, , Wehrman, Knight & Chapman, Inc. to present cost proposal. Continued from Sanuary 25th meeting. 3. RICE CREEK ROAD/CEPTTRAL AVENUE PLAN: Continued from January 25th meeting. 4. INTERSECTION PATTERN: MISSISSIPPI STREET AND EAST RIVER ROAD: Continued from January 25th meeting. 5. PROPOSED ZONING CODE: Study with City Attorney. Continued until February 29, 1968. 6. DISCUSSION OF MEETING WITH iTNIVERSITY EXTENSION SERVTCE: PROGRAM METROPOLITAN ARF.A DEVEI,OPMENT . Packet obtained by Chairman Hughes and included with agenda. �� " "_� :,,eo —� i� , �� .eK. , — �i<. .� � K Ys�es 1-5 6-12 13 14 15-30 .31-3y r� � � !"1 ( '� ( 1 PLANNING COI�IISSION MEETING - JANUARY 25, 1968 Page 1 '.-�_ In the absence of the Chairman, Vice Chairnean Erickson called the meeting; to order at 7:30 P.M. ROLL CALL• Members Present: Myhra, Erickson, Ylinen, Jensen M�ember Absent: Hughes Others Present: Engineering Assistant C1ark APPROVE PLANNING COrIl�IISSION MINUTES: JANUARY 11, 1968: I�OTION by Ylinen, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Co�ission • Minutes of Jamxary 11, 1968 be spproved. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. -S The following correction was �de on Page 2 of the Plats & Subdivisions- Stxeets & Util�.ties Subco�ittee Minutes of January 18, 1968, third paragraph from the bottom of the page and should read: "Schmedeke said he realized the road coming off from Rice Creek Road would be a steep road, but he felt there should be one coming to this area from Rice Creek Road." Qn Page 3 of the above minutes, fourth paragraph from the bottom of the page, th� corrected sentence should read as followa: "Some of the people who want to develop could go ahead with the temporary cul de sacs used at the West iine of the Skog and 0'Bannon properties." MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Ylinen, that the Planning Commission receive the minutes of the Plats & Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities SubcoIIUnittee meeting of January 18, 1968 with the corrections noted above. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL MINUTES: JANUARY 16, 1968: Vice Chaixman Erickson (Chairman of Building Standarda-Design Control Subcom�►ittee) said the following statement was omitted from the minutes: "Tt►e Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittee wishes to call the atten- tion of the Council to the fact that the Planning Cac�nission is presently studying the traffic problem at that intersection." MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Couffiiission receive the minutes of the Building Standards-Design Control Subcomanittee subject to the above correction. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ORDER OF AGENDA• Vice Chairman Erickson said the order of agenda would proceed as written with the application of a preliminary plat by Albert Johnson, P.S. ��68-01, re- ferred to as Item �'. Planning Couanission Meeting - January 25, 1968 Page 2 1. LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. �68-01, RODNEY BILLMAN, INC.: Lot 29, Block 1, Iimsbruck Sth Addition. � �` Erickson called attention to the fact that this item was on the Agenda of January llth and that the Planning Co�aission tabled the lot split asking that a legal description be submitted. This was done by letter under the date of January 12, 1968 from Subnrban Engineering, Incorporated. MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Cou�ission reco�end approval of the Lot Split request, L.S. 4�68-01, fox Rodney Bill- man, Inc. of Lot 29, B1ock I, Innsbruck 5th Addition as indicated in the legal description provided under date of January 12, 1968. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. SET DATE FOR PLANNING CO1�iISSION MEETING - HOLIDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1968: Myhra stated that because of a fifth Thursday in February, it would be � possible to move the February 22nd meeting to February 29th. MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Ylinen, that the Planning Commission change the regular meeting scheduled for February 22nd to February 29, 1968. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 2. REZONING RE4UEST: ZOA ��68-01, ELDON SCHMEDEKE: Lots 16-19, Block 12, and Lot 30, Block 21, Hyde Park Addition, Rezone from R-2 to C-2. (Confirm Public Hearing date of February 8, 1968.) � r"� Ylinen asked Mr. Schmedeke if there was a possibility of holding up on his request for xezoning until we kazow if we are going to have a planner make a study and recommendation for this entire area. Mr. Schmedeke asked that he be given the opportunity to explain what transpired. He said that a year ago he had pianned to rezone, but was unable to do so because of circumstances. Council informed him to proceed with the rezoning through the regular channels. He felt his rezoning xequest was not for something new because he had had his business before the zoning ordinance map was incorporated. He had pictures of his property before the tornado took his building and his present one. He said he did not wish to withdraw or delay his request. MOTION by Ylinen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Co�►ission con- firm the notice af Public Hearing of February 8, 1968 for the rezoning, ZOA �68-01, E1don Schmedeke of Lots 16 through 19, Block 12 and Lot 30, Block 21, Hyde Park Addition to rezone from R-2 (limited multiple family dwellings) to C-2 (general business areas). Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 3. REZOIVING DISCUSSION: South 150 feet front and rear of Lot 9, Auditor's Subdivision �k88 by Louis Momchilovich. (Highway #65 South of Mississippi Street and North.ot the apartments on the East side of the Highway). xezone from R-1 to Multiple Dwellings. , �""�, Mr. Momchilovich said he wanted to find out what the opinion of the r� Planning Commission would be as to the possibilities of rezoning to multiple dwellings. __ _ _ 1..__ . Plannin� Conanission Meetin� - January 25, 1968 Page 3 Acting Chairman Erickson.informed him that any citizen is entitled to a hearing for rezoning no matter what he wishes. However, the Commission � is not in a position to give an opinion before a public hearing unless, per- /� haps, they could say they could not go along with the request. The property, Mr. Momchilovich said, has been vacant all the time, and now there are no trees because of the tornado. Ae has an exit from the Highway at.the South end of the property. The fact was brought up that once before a request was made for.com- mercial and the public hearing was held and the.request denied. The procedure of rezoning was explained to Mr. Momchilovich, and he agreed to follow it. 4. REZOIQING REQUEST: ZOA �68-02, ROBERT WILSON: Lot 4, Block 1, Wilson Addition. &ezone from R-1 to R-3A. Set Public Hearing date. There was a short discussion xegarding the location of the property and adjacent uses. MQTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Co�ission set the Public Hearing date of March 14, 1968 at 8s00 o'clock P.M. for the rezoning request, ZOA �k68-02, Robert Wilson of Lot 4, Block 1, Wilson Addi- tion to rezone from R-1 (single family dwellings) ta R-3A (apartment and IIuultiple dwelling districts). Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the mation � carried unanimously. �, - 5. REZONING REQUES�: ZOA ��68-03, ARO INDUSTRIES, INC.: Lots 1, 2 and 3A, Second Revision of Auditor's Subdivision ��21 and Lot 1, Brookview Addition. It was noted that Lot 1, Brookview Addition is not served by any utilitie� . and access is by Channel road by an old easement. In the proposed plan, one building will be placed on Lot 1 on the North side of the Creek, and a retaining wall will be constructed. suggest on was made i it might no _.__. _ _ _ ._ _. _._._ __._� ____.��_ _____._ as �iTe`�'o �'�e because o� t$e ter a It was fe-�t �Aro In�ustr: es s ou ring in a topog map in order to study better placing of utilities and flood plain areas. The area in question is about 3'� acres. The Com- mission felt a sketch should be presented including the placing of the � buildings so that they could get a little better idea of the property lines. MOTION by Ylinen,seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Commission set a Public Hearing date of Ma.rch 14, 1968 at 9:00 o'clock P.M. for the rezoning request, ZOA �68-03, Aro Industries, Inc. for I.ots 1, 2 and 3A, Second Revision of Auditor's Subdivision ��21 and Lot 1, Brookview Addition to -- rezone f.rom R-1 to R-3A. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion car- ried unanimously. 6. PROPOSED PRELII�IINARY PLAT: P.S. �68-01, ALBERT M. JOHNSON: Lot 36, Revised Auditor's Subdivision �23 (A1 Rose Addition). The Co�ission were told this land was now being used as a truck farm. � The buildings are near the river with the exception of the`Evanoff home. �`S � The intentions are to raze the present structures except the Evanoff dwel- ling. The watermain follows Riverview Terrace. . Plannin� Commission Meeting - January 25, 1968 ' PaQe 4 MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Ylinen, that the proposed preliminary plat, P.S. ��68-01, A1 Rose Addition, by Albert M. Johnson of Lot 36, � • Revised Auditor's Subdivision ��23 be referred to the Plats & Subdivisions- Streets & Utilities Subcommittee for study. Ugon a voice vote, all voting � 1 aye, the motion carried unanimausly. MOTION by Ylinen, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Commissian set a Public Hearing date of March i4, 1968 at.7:30 P.M. for the proposed pre- liminary plat, P.S. ��68-01, A1 Rose Addition, Albert M. Johnson, of Lot 36, Revised Auditor's Subdivision ��23. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unani.mously. � 7. HYDE PARK ADDITION REZONING PROBLEM: Bill Chapman of Nason, Wehxman, Knight and Chapman to present cost proposal. MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Ylinen, that the Planning Commission con- tinue the Hyde Park Addition rezoning problem until February 8, 1968. Upon a voice vote,.all voting aye, the motion carried. 8. RICE CREEK ROAD/CENTRAL AVENUE PLAN: Referred by Plats & Subdivisions- Streets � Utilities Subcominittee. The letter dated January 17, 1968 from Rev. Douglas M. Henderson, Chair- man of the Official Board of the Peoples Church was referred to by Aeting Chairman Erickson. The Commission was told that the Plats & Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities � � Subcoimnittee tried to achieve a street pattern for the ultimate development of the area. They are recommending where the roads should go and temporarq cul de sacs were put in as a necessity at the present time to avoid splitCing some of the parcels. 1'he Engineering Assistant said Mr. Morley had returned and expressed his approval of the plan. Member Jensen (Chairman of the Plats & Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities Subcommittee) explained that it has taken a yeax and a lot of study has gone into it. One of the beauties of this plan is that, with relatively little cooperation between neighbors, a large number of indiv�duals,beyond those that have already expressed the desire to develop something, can pro- ceed with the division of their property along the lines of this plan. We have had a series of ineetings dealing with every objection, and except Rev. Henderson, it seems to be the only remaining objec.tion to be resolved. The Subcommittee is convinced that even with the extreme topography in this area, the plan can be developed. � Acting Chairman Erickson wished to compliment the Subcommittee on the work they have done. In discussing the exit on Central Avenue, Jensen said the Subcommittee examined every possibility,,and considered the exit on the proposed plan as the most desirable. He added that it is not impos- sible to go some other way, but there are definite drawbacks. Mr. 0'Bannon stated that it was last year when he eame in with his prohlem, and it was his opinion that the Subcommittee did a wondertul job in putting a road plan thr-ough the area. This plan can be used in the � future, and it has done wonders for the area -- keep it that way. r� _ Planni� Co�ission Meetin� - Januarv 25, 1968 � Pa�e 5 . ��,�� _. The Co�nission tabled action on the item until the Febxuary 8th meeting. �i . REOPTNED PLATS & SUBDIVISIONS-STREETS & UTILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: JANUARY 18 � 1 1968. � � On page 3 of the January 18, 1968 minutes of the Plats & Subdivisions- Streets & Utilities Subco�ittee meeting, fourth paragraph from the top of the page, should be corrected to read: Mr. 0'Bannon says "I do think I am not opposed to the access to Central Avenue where it comes in." MOTIO.N by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, -that the Planning Commi.ssion amend the receiving of the minutes of the Plats &_Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities Subcommittee of January I8, 1968 to include the following correction: "I do think I am not opposed to the access to Central Avenue where it comes in." Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 9. INTERSECTION PATTERN: MISSISSIPPI STREET AND EAST RIVER ROAD: Tabled action until February 8, 1968. 10. PROPOSED ZONING CODE: STUDiY WITH CITY ATTORNEY: Tabled until February 29, 1968. ADJOURI�NT : There beit�g no further business, the meeting adjourned at 10;45 P.M. � _ i� r� Respectfully submitted � Haze1 0'Brian _ Recording Secretarq � / 1 MINUTE5 OF THE REGULAR PARKS AND RECREATiON COTMtIISSION MEETING, JANUARY 22, 1968 Meeting was called to order by Vice-Chairman Dunphy at 7:50 P.M. ROLL CALL A�IBERS PRESENT: Dunphy, Cochran, Fitzpatrick, Larson MEMBERS ABSENT: Hughes OrfHERS PRESENT: Paul Brown, Director, Parks and Recreation Department Mr. Carl G. Larson, appointed to the Commission by the City Council, was welcomed. The Commission agreed to continue holding their regular meetings every fourth mon= day of each month at 7:30 P.M. � MINUTES, DECEMBER 18, I967 MOTION by Cochran, seconded by Dunphy, that the Minutes of December 18, 1967, be"accepted as mailed. The Motion Carried. LEITERS Letter from The Ford Foundation to Mr. John Dunphy -,Subjeet: Answer to re- quest for Foundation assistance for aesthetic development of parks. Letter from Mr. Elpidio Rocha to Mr. John Dunphy - Subject: Time and date that he would be able to Visit in Fridley. The Commission agreed that passibly in April would be a better time to have Mr. Raeha visit the City. y� Memorandum from Financial Director to City Manager and City Council - Subject: r 1 Resolution transferring funds: The resolution would increase the Park Dept. budget by $250.00 to provide funds for the purchase option on the Ing Siverts prope�ty on Rice Creek. � i � / 1 MOTION by Cochran, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the two letters and memorandum be received. The Motion Carried. DIRECTOR'S REPORT Pa�ks and Recreation Memorandum The trees for the Tree Beautification Program will be planted next Fall. The City Council has requested that next year's bids be let early enough so that the trees can be planted in the Swnmer of 1969. The Department has resubmitted for new bids on the one ton dump truck with plow with a letting of February S, 1968. Skimobile standards have been placed at Locke Lake, Locke Park, and West Moore Lake. All of the rinks have a full coverage of ice. Member Cochran suggested that the amount of adult skating would be Areater if music were provid8d at Moore Lake. The Director agreed to try this idea next weekend and �see what the re- - sults are. The position for Park Maintenance Leadman will be advertised in the papers this week. The department has received fift8en applicants to da.te. � f � /1 � n � v ( \ MINUTES OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION CONIlNISSION MEETING, JANUARY 22, 1968 PAGE-2- � The Hockey Program has been very successful. The Hockey Association of Fridley has organized ten teams this year compared to only four last year. T'he Square Dance Jamborees have been highly successful and also self-sustaining. Parks and Recreation Pxogress Report The Police Department- has requested that signs be installed at East Moore Lake warning that skimobiles are not allowed in this area. "No Hockey Playing" signs will be installed at some of the area rinks without. warming houses:. averhead lights have been installed at the park garage in hopes of eliminating vandalism. Yearly Time Report Report of man hours on specific jobs for four quarters beginnir�g in January, 1967, continuing through January, 1968, was presented. - - Park Consultant The�Director brought to the attention of the Commission that under contract, Mr. Edward Braddock is required to attend one Cammission Meeting per quarter. Problems and details, which the Commission will want to present to Mr. Braddock will be worked out at the February meeting. Thin Ice Si ns Member Dunphy felt that the "Danger - Thin Ice" signs located around East Moore Lake should be removed when the ice is safe for skating and put up again when there is a danger of the ice being too thin. He also suggested that the signs be reconstructed to have white lettering on a red background. Quarterly Visit of County Commissioner The Director suggested the Commission invite Harvey Peterson, County Commission- er, to meetings on a quarterly basis. An invitation will be forwarded in time for our February meeting. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES OF C014A9ISSION A Proposed Specific Objectives of the Commission Chart drafted by Chairman Hughes was presented to the Commission. The following additions were made: February March r�y June August September Review Land Interests Meet`with County Commissioner Review � Adopt Summer Recreation Program for 1968 Meet with Consultant h}eet with County Commissioner Meet with Consultant Review � Adopt Winter Recreation Program for 1968 Meet with County Commissioner Review Land Interests Meet with Consultant n i � / � n �, / 1 MINUTES QF THE PARKS AND RECREATION COAM�ITSSION MEETING, JANUARY 22, 1968 PAGE 3 8 _ November Meet with County Commissioner December Meet with Consultant I�TION by Cochran, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that Annual Activities of the Parks and Recreation Commission Program be adopted as revised. The Motion Carried. Notet See Addendum OLD BUSINESS Bond Issue MOTION by Cochran, seconded by Fitzpatrick, re �City Council in February to discuss future �ar Co�nission Tea ting a meeting with the � velopment. T'he Motion Carried. The Parks and Recreation Commission Tea held January 22, 1968, for previous Commission members met with much success. Plan to 1969 MOTION by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Cochran, that the Prelirainary Program for 1969 be adopted as submitted in December and November and ask the Director to detail this program. The Motion Carried. NEW BUSINESS Election of Officers MOTION by Cochran, seconded by Larson, that Mr. Jack Dunphy serve as Vice-Chair- man to the Parks and Recreation Commission for the year of 1968. The Motion Carried. Mary Lou Erickson was appointed by the Commission to serve as Secretary to the Commission, � Hockey Safety According to a recent study, the American Medical Association £eels that all hockey players should wear helmets and mouthpieces:for their own safety. This is already a requirement of the Hockey Association of Fridley. Quarterly News Letter The idea of Chairman Hughes of sending out a quarterly news letter was brought before the Commission by Vice-Chairman Dunphy. The purpose of .this news letter would be to keep previous Commission members informed on actions of this board. Land Interests The Commission should review every piece of land that they have on record at least once a year. The Commission agreed to update their land interests at their February and August meetings. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 10:15 P.M. , � MI�NUTES OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION COI�Il�IISSION MEETING, JANUARY 22, T968 PAGE 4- 9 The next regular meeting will be held on Monday, February 26, 1968, at 7:30 � P.M., at the Fridley Civic Center, Conference Room. � ' A special meeting with City Council i� pending for February. 11 � � � � � , Respectfully submitted, . G!��.Gt/ � � Mary Lou Ericksan, Secretary, Parks and Recreation Commission 0 !S�J • CITY OF FRIDLEY • PARKS AND itECREATION COI�IISSION � PROGRAM FOR PARKS AND RECREATION CO1�A9ISSION A�TIVITIES �� (PERIOD FRQM JANUARY TO DECEI�BER OF 1968) ANN(iAL PROGRAM . LONG TERM PROGRAM � Jan -Adopt pragram for 1969 in general -Consider means of further publici- Call for detailing of program by zing plans of Commission Director � Feb -Receive preliminary detaiTed plan -Meet with CounciT on plans for plac- for 1969 ing Park Improvement Program before -Review Land Interests the people. . -Meet with County Commissioner � Mar -Receive and adopt final detailed - -Publicity and meetings on Park plan for 1969 Improvement Program -Review $ Adopt summer recreation program for 1968 -Meet with Consultant � � Apr -Receive preliminary budget for 1969 __ -Review results of winter 1967-68 program May -Adopt 1969 budget -Send budget and 1969 detailed plan � to Planning Commission $ Council -Meet with County Commissioner Jun -Meet with Consultant �Jul Aug -Review F� Adopt winter recreation � program for 1968-69 -Meet with County Commissioner ^ -Review Land Interests t ` �� Sep -Review results of summer program -Meet with Consultant �� /i � � / 1 PROGRAM FOR PARKS AND RECREATION CONM9iSSI0N ACTIVITIES PAG� 2 ANNUAL PROGRAM LONG TERM PROGRAM Oet .-Review plan for 1969 in light of -Lay plans for long term acquisition budget adopted by Council. Revise and development based on outcome of accordingly bond election. -Start plan for 1970 Nov -Provide notes to City Manager for -Send acquisition and development review of employee performance plan to Council -Meet with County Commissioner Dec -Review and update objectives for the Commission's work -Receive preliminary plan�for 1970 • from Director -Meet with Consultant REV. 1/68 CITY OF FRIDLEY PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT Paul Brown, Director 6431 University Avenue N.E. Phone: Sb0-3450 � I� PARKS AND RECREATION COI�M�IISSION CHAIRI'AAN Robert Nughes 548 Rice Creek Terr.ace N.E. VICE-CHAIRMAN John Dunphy 155 Stonybrook Way N.E. MEMBERS Thomas Cochran 1171 Lynde Drive N.E. Edward Fitzpatrick 5273 Horizon Drive N.E. Carl Larson 480 Rice Creek Boulevard- � (Office) 331-4141 (X5577) (Home) 560-26Y8 (Home) 786-4666 (Office) 339-6751 (Home) 788-3547 (Home) 560-5318 (Office) 560-6100 (X25) (Home) 784-8431 MEETINGS Regular meetings will be held at the New Civic Center Building every fourth (4th) Monday of each month, beginning at 7:30 P.M. REV: 1/68 � / 1 12 �a) THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF JANUARY 24, 1968 The Meeting was called to order by Acting Chairman Mittelstadt r l ROL� CALL r� MEMBERS PRESENT: Ahonen, Minish, 0'Bannon, Acting Chairman Mittelstadt MEMBERS ABSENT: Ylinen OTHERS PRESENT: Building Inspector ADOPTION OF MINUTES - MEETING OF JANUARY 10, 1968• Tt�e Motion was made and seconded approving the Minutes of January 10, 1968 as written. Upon a voice vote, there being,no nays, the motion carried unanimously. 1. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE FROM THE CITY CODE OF FRIDLEY, MINNES REVISED DECEMBER 3i, 1965, BY WAIVER OF FRONT YARD SETBACK REQ IOO FEET TO 35 FEET, SECTION 43.362, TO PERMIT CONSTRUCTION OF THE THE EXISTING BUII.DING ON PART OF LOT 8(PARCEL 1300) AUDIT N0. 39, ANOKA COUNTY, MIPINESOTA, SAME BEING 80 , 44TH AVENUE N ��'7:� AN ADDITION TO MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY MID-CONTINENT EidGINEERING, 80 - 44TH AVENUE NORTHEAST, FRIDiEY, MINNESOTA): Mr. Art Popehn, President of Mid-Continent Engineering, and Jim Crowley, Secretary- Treasurer, appeared before the Boa rd. � ' �It was pointed out that a motion for a variance from 100 feet to 45 feet was approved by Council action on August 23, 1965. Therefore, this variance should read "from 45 feet to 35 feet", or a 10 foot variance. The motion by Council on approval of the Board of Appeals Minutes of August 18, 1965 is valid. MOTION by Minish that the Board of Appeals grant permission for the 10 foot setback variance. There is no one here in opposition to this variance, and. all residents, corporations, etc. within 200 feet have been notified, except those residents in Columbia Heights across Main Street. There appears to be no reciprocal agreement with Columbia Heights in notifying residents within 200 feet of commercially zoned property. Even with the variance, this building would not be as close as VID Sheet Metal Company is to 43rd Avenue Northeast. The setback from the intersection of Main Street and 44th Avenue Northeast is sufficient to a11ow adequate traffic observance. There will also be no entrances .to the building on Main Street. The motion was seconded by Ahonen. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carri ed unanimously. The Acting Chairaran felt that the two company representatives.presented an excellent proposal before the Board. RECIPROSITY AGREEMENTS: The Board of Appeals feels strongly that those communities be notified of any action proposed and of the result of any Board of Appeals. RECIPROSITY AG1tEEMENTS ARE ESSENTIAL. � ADJOURI3MENT• / 1 The Meeting was adjourned at 8;20 P.M. Respectfully submitted, Don Mittelstadt, Acting�Secretary that border Fridley should action by the Fridley �5� � THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF JANUARY 31, 1968 %� / 1 The Board of Appeals Meeting was called to order by Chairman Ylinen at 7;35 P.M. ROLL CALL . MEMBERS PRESENT: Ylinen, 0'Bannon, Ahonen, Minish, Mittelstadt - MEMBERS ABSENT: None OTHERS PRESENT: Building Inspector APPROVAL OF MINUTES. JANUARY 10, 1968: MOTION by M�nish, seconded by 0'Bannon, to adopt the Minutes as presented. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. 1. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE FROM SECTION 45.24 OF THE CITY CODE OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 1963 REVISED DECEMBER 1964 BY WAIVER OF CORNER LOT SETBACK REQUIREMENT FROM 35 FEET TO 29 FEET ON SOUTH SIDE TO P'ERM�T CONSTRUCTION OF A ONE-FAMILY.DWELLING ON LOT 11, BLOCK 4, MELODY MANOR_1ST ADDITION, ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA, SAME BEING 399 (73RD AVENUE NORTHEAST, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA (NORTHWEST CORNER OF LYRIC LANE AND 73RD AVENUE). (REQUEST BY CLEMRON, INC., 4.915 CENTRAL AVENUE NORTHEAST, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA): Mr. Carl Rueben described the position of Crown Realty. Mr. and Mrs. Noble were present and expressed an interest in the proposal, and did not raise any objections. MOTION by Mittelstadt to approve the requested variance subject to the following stipulations: 1. Maintenance of a 35' sideyard setback. 2. Drive to enter from Lyric Lane. 3. The granting of a 6 foot variance from 35' to 29' will not create a traffic hazard. The motion was seconded by Minish, upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNMENT • MOTION by Mittelstadt, seconded by 0'Bannon to adjourn the meeting. The meeting was adjourned at 8:53 by Chairman Ylinen. �� Respectfully submitted, � ( 1 Bob Ahonen Acting Secretary to the Board ;. � I� , , , , . , • CITY OF FR7DLEY MINNESOTA PLANNING ANA 20NING FORM Number ZOA �68-01 , � � ; � � APPLICANT' S SIGNATURE r( �l•,��- � , � , � �.q� ,� �G �. , .�: , Address - � % i" � �•'- �,' I ! %7 � � 1�,'. ,C-, . Telephone Number '�^,� �- - �C=�` %�� / � PROPEATY OWNER' S SIGNATURE_ r� /��,. /.1::� , l�.,' �,_.' 1!�.��, � Address �rt: ,�y� �_— Telephone Number �. ;-,-L_��__.. . :� ., , • , _ .t �� . 1/17/68 TYPE OF REQUEST `�_Rezoning �_Special Use Permit Varisnce Lot Splits Approval of Pre- liminary Plat Approval of Final Plat Streets or A11ey Vacations Other Street Location of Property___��i`��? Vti,i�:�-�rL�,T� � Legal Description of Property_ t,�,•; s (� •- j�_ ��- /c '� ��;��,,� j� � 1�.� _ l,v� ?x.� �:..cr-•� �.a � L',u4 f �t'� � / 1 Yresent Zoning Classification__}Z.-Z Existing Use of the Property L�� ;�> m�.f,,' ,r �,,�-,' Proposed Zoning Classification, Special Use, Variance or other request C•-�, Describe briefly the Type of Use and the Improvement Proposed Acreage of Property �,�- r�r, �"�� -�'-t- Has the Present Applicant Previousl.y Sought to Rezone, Plat, Obtain a Lot Split, Obtain a Variance or Special Use Permit on the Snbject Site or Part of It? �.� G When? What was Requested Fee Enclosed $ 40.00 Date Filed Date of i;e�r;.ng 0 � �� / 1 , _ 16 OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC HEARING . BEFORE THE PLANNING COlrfl�tISSION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice fs hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the Pianning`Conmission of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at.6431 University Avenue N.E. on February 8, 1968 in the Couacil Chamber at 7:30 P.M. for the purpose of: .: Consideration of a xequest by Eldon Schmedeke, (ZOA �68-01) to rezone Lots I6, 17, 18 and 19, Block 12 and Lot 30, Block 21, Hyde Park Addition from R-2 (limited multiple family dwellings) to C-2 (general business areas), all lying in the Northwest Quarter (NW�) of Section 23, T-30, 8-24, City of Fridley, County of Anaka, State of Minnesota.. Generally located on the East side of 3rd Street at 59th Avenue. Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter may be heard at this time. Publish: January 24, 1968 January 31, 1968 ROBERT J. HUGHES CHAIRMAN PLANNING COIrIlKISSION � 9, ? � �� r, Eldon Schmedeke ZOA #68-01 BENNETT PAI1�lfft ADDITION F�ickson Petroleum Corp. 1422 W. Lake Street Minneapolis, Minn. 55408 Alvin J. Schiro 60�6 2� Street N.E. Fridley, Minn. 55421 ESrickson Petroleum Corp. 1422 W. Lake Street Minneapolia, Minn. 554oe HYDE PARK I,ester A. Ma.yo 495o N.E. Madison Minneapolis, Minno David L. Neumann 5940 3rd Street N.E. Fridley, Minn. 5542 1 James I,upient 3540 Harding Street Minneapolis, Minn. James Lupient �imon H. Bushinger 5920 3rd Street F`ridley, Minnesota Antonio Inc. 520 6� Street S.E. Minneapolis, Minn., 55414 Larry D. Meinert 2728 County Road Ii2 New Brighton, Minn. William S. Reiling 1866 Yorkshire Avenue St. Paul, Minn. James Lupient Lot 5 Block 3 I,ot 6 Lot 7 Lot 8 Block 3 Lot 9 . Lot 17 Block 4 Lot 3 Block 11 Lot 4 Lot 5 Block 11 Lot 6 � I,ot 7 Block 11 N. 102t L. 8 S�L. 8 Block 11 2 L• 9 S� L. 9 Block 11 Lot 10 Lot 11 Block 11 I,ot 12 Lot 13 Lot 1¢ Block 11 Lot 15 Lot 16 Block 11 Lot 17 Lot 18 Block 11 Lot lg Lot 20 John Peka Lot 21 Block 11 5925 22 Street N.E. �� 22 Fridley, Minnesota 55421 January l6, 1968� - Page One . _ . n � �� /1 � Eldon Schmedeke zoA #6a-ol James Lupient Maxvin 0'Berg 5945 2a Street N.E. Fridley, Minn. 5542 1 Edward G. Stempf 5917 3rd Street N.E. Fridley, Minn. 55421 Frapk M. Gabrelcik 5923 3rd Street N.E. Fridley, Minn. 55421 John T. Grahm 2915 Knox gvenue S. Minneapolis, Minn. 55408 John Pawluk 5931 3rd Street N.E. Fridley, Minn. 5542� John H. Gilchrist Jr. 462 15�' Avenue S .W. New Brighton, Minn. Lawrence Muggli 5973 3rd Street N.E. Fridley, Minn. 55421 3.P. Kelley 3327 Elliot Avenue Minneapolis, Minn. 55402 William g. Zawislak 2630 Gra.nd Street N.E. Minneapolie, Minn. 55418 Lyle H. Heins 5832 IIniversity Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minn. 55421 Raymond F. Harris 5840 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 � Caxl E. Sorensen / � 4615 IIniversity Avenue N.E. Minneapolis, Minn. 55421 Charles Banks 5860 3rd Street Fridley, Minnesota 55421 January 16, 1968 ; � Page Two � - Lot� 23 Block 11 Lot 24 I,ot 25 Block 11 Lot 20 Block 12 Lot 21 Block 12 I,ot 22 Block 12 �t 23 Lot 24 Block 12 Lot 25 Block 12 Lot 26 Lot 27 Block 12 Lot 28 L. 16 thru 30 L. 21 thru 26 Block 13 Lot 22 Block 21 I,ot 23 Lot 24 Block 21 Lot 25 Block 21 Lot 26 Lot 27 S2 of L. 28 N� of L. 28 Block 21 Lot 29 Lot 1 Block 22 0 , � N` �B a 0 ' 1 %1 n � / 1 Eldon Schmedeke ZOA #68-01 Charles D. Sneller 320 322 Jefferson Bd. Peoria, Illinois Thomae A. Thompson 5846 3rd Street N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 glbert Campbell 5840 3rd Street Fridley, Minn. 55421 Arthur Virkus 5832 3rd Street N.E. Fridley, Minn. 55421 Louise Almlie 5826 3rd Street Fridley, Minn. 55421. Hyme Finkelstein 2850 Aquila Avenue S. Minneapolis, Minn. Harlow Kinney 5841 2� Street N.E. Fridley, Minn. 55421 Elmer C. Gabrelcik 5845 2� Street N.E. Fridley, Minn. 55421 Herman L. Seaberg �847 22 Street N.E. Fridley, Minn. 55421 O.R. Bakke 5849 22 Street N.E. Fridley, Minn. 55421 Jeanet Anderson 5851 22 Street N.E. Fridley, Minn. 5542� Januaxy 16, 1968 � Page Three ' Lot,2 Block 22 Lot .3 Lot 4 Block 22 rt�- L • 5 S-� of L, 5 Block 22 . Lot 6 Lot 7 Block 22 Lot $ I,ot 9 Block 22 Lot 24 Block 22 Lot 25 Block 22 Lot 26 Lot 27 Block 22 Lot 28 Block 22 Lot 29 Block 22 Lot 30 Block 22 '�� 0 ;' �,' � �, . �`�y ;�. , �. ;� .�, �� y \:..� , � _ _. _<-\ i� ; re' CORNER Sfj. P�___. _ _ �� n� _ , � �__ � •� � 9 i� _ e_ rJO.s• _ Lt + � � � � � I ./ „ I . � _ � , i � .... _�� 59�7H U � � ' N a � 11 • � • i� ! • N •..-u 7 l� ' � 17 s.. ,lf S :'t�' . 58 TN AVE_ - - . 20 C/T'Y ELDOH SCHr�DEKE ZOA �68-01 ' L. 16-19, B1. 12 Hyde Pk. Add. L. 3U, B1. 21, Hyde Pk. Add. . • � � —rI. 0! CAwi. � � . # si �6�.t t...r�jf _ - - .vr�n �r N v � .w/ Kt�t � ' —7�TL7��iW�lYfI�, t� 'l. d :'� t` � � /lti i . . �v.1 � �' � i Q .r.e � an � N�.e . . • � _p , , � ` i 1! 1 �� t1 I t � U rs � rB .� � 0 0 �a • t Zs �� 17 4 p � .�� u d + ts � _; , � , , 2! ! ' tf � }�' \ "" , � t� 7 .: 1I � '� i • 0 `a 1! I ' � tJ / 4 , � � 21 ! ,W • tt 1 •� y s t ' N 11 L'1_ a u 10 � � . � �w� 1� .,....�r: ��: � �.. ' : `" ] ; • ,.,.�, � ' + o. � ... �. , r �i� `� a 1 � f =' R ♦ � ?:'�,,, s ,:� 1— , i „� : � � .'�: � i�t: ' � a �x .o . � Z rJJ � � �1 . �-� ' x 1 :� � q � F �' � P '� 4 � � a l�� _� � ' M :i � ,, � a . .�� s : � + � � �'� q s O 4.� � : R � �'� 9 ° � .• Q �•. � � �, � � Qs . .e ~ � w ; « 1 � Y I �' !/ 2 3 4 S G 7� � � — � �.l' j ; � . - : . . 21 . }� � . �-. � � � �T1 �n � January ��, 19Ga BR?:EI' -}3ACt�GP.OuZ�.L) OtJ LON?IdG O� LO�S 1G 17 Ai�D 18 BLQC:►� 12 HyD� PARK ADl�i-r,�':COi1 OJ:' r:�'1'Y �F F'R7J:)'Lr�.'. A zon� ng o:cuinance (i�o. 70) ��as aUOp�ed Decer►Za�r 29, 295�. and p�lishea in the Colu.it�� a F�ei�h•cs Recorcl on Januazy 12, 1956. Records i.ndica�e a pu:oiic He«riny on the question o� ado��ng a neVr zoni:-�g orc?:;.�a�ce ��as held on Vovem'�e.� 1�, 1955 at 8:Oi) P.M. tr�ith 70 cz�i zeizs pi:es�nt. Heariny was ad j ourned uni:il Decer��er 16, 1955 a� �; pp p. jrl. At the D�ccr►%�e;: i6, T955 ,neeti.ng, the �oning raap with minor char��ES none o� wh�.ch affeczed the Hyr':e Par;: �1du�tion, was recaat�.n�i�ded ior ado tion anu raotioiz ca_ ' On Dece_�i�er 2.,, , � �riec�. r � o 1955 � Coulzci� e��-;�•..�� ancl again votEd to adopt the nes;� zoning o.: d- inance and ac�Q��ced the ne�•r zon� n j. The a:cea �escribec� as Lots 16, 17 and 18, BZ.00�i l2, Hyc�e Park �c�u�.�,_on� City of Fr?c�ley was zonec� R--2 (I,axna.ted riLZl.�iple Fama.ly L�,,�e? Zin,r�s) at this tiraE. � � From exis�.�g Oz��nances, it aUpea�s pr.ope�ty ca�nec� by rir. Schmede;;e was pa.�:t;a1.)y zoned co,�u��eLcial, ba.ck in 194•9. The Zon�nc� Ordinanee was O�:cla.nance No. 24-, c�ated .�uJust 15� 19�3. xn 19��?, , an aznenGm�nt was rnaue to prdinaaice Iio. 2Q. Tne arnenclrnen� provid�c? tha� the con�m�Yc�a1 zone ��est qf U�iversity Avenue ancl ;�et;��ee;� 57�'r: Avent?e and 60t�i avente e,�ter d on? y f� or�. Univey s i �y to the a? I.e y, sa� c� a17 e�r bei.z� �� c�t;=ay bet:•�een linive:�s � ty Avenue ax�d 3rcl S•�ree�c Ivo: �iieast . Council recor2�s ? ncliczte 1.riS'�rtiC'i:,?_Gd'15 �o-r Pa'�1i.c �iear � n� to be hei d b@j=0i@ P�.c+.?1_7? 3'1� d"i1C1 �►Gi1:.1Z� COi:li':ti S5? Oi1 O�? � a.]. I.( aP" � , I95J.. �he a_menc'�n�� o�cTinance indic� �es no num��er. rrorn tizis it �,pi Ea�s a po��c; on oi !��-r, Schmede];e's pio; e�ty re;�i�ined zorea co:.,nercial and a por��ion reswuent� G- A copy o� �r!e rev�.sed zoni�.� nap oy ,Tu?1 � area o� conce,:n i;o t.L: , Scnmec';e:;e �,��as z�n�ci ;--1 , 2oning c�� ada��-��c� by Ord_,'_riance T�io. 53 and w�s Colura�ia flei�Iii.s t�eco.�d o.z Sep•ce�:�'��_ 3, � 9�3, � was z�do��ec� 's�y ti�e V�.].ta�e Counc� J_ o� t:<<:Y� ? 2, was he1.c� o�z �.�zy �•, ? 953. F�: o_:z our ��corc?s, it �ppea= s ti�e aj: e� �� at tk�e t� r�e i•�. . Sc;�:�:ec'e';.e ;�,a '�, �: - �' c:G �.� n_ ca � a.o� . Peri�:i.i �,o. ? 135 C'tc�L@C': i e;�ruar1 3, ).�5:;. Tize a S�ec,_a l L' s e P c��:�i t a��rovec? �y the ��i? I�ye 1955. Recorc?s o� VJ.�� c1�2 COU:�c�i ind=cutes Pex'i�t? i: . � / 1 Z, I�53 ind�ca�es thc in 1953. ^;ze rev_sed �ual � s_iec; � n zhe The revistd zc�n � r. J:;za� � 953 . Pub 1_ �.c i�e� r�_iic 7�t^•. ZOiIGC'i x'G�S i C'iE:.��? ?�1 �*�~Z� -o-r anci E•�as i.�suec: 3u �_ i u� nc- . p°;;a� �?_s on ��.le a r. u �_ s Counci? o,z Januaiy 3, d?_scL?ss;or� o " S��ci_�i li�e � � � n % � Sanuary �-, �.9G8 .. 2 . _ i t �I4�G+ t From City records, it appears l�2r. Schmede}:e's proper'cy was zoned R--1 a.n J.953 and changed to R--2 in 1955. At t�.me of permit: issuanee, it �•�as R--1 anc� cons'cructi.on ��as< zuthorized by 8pecial permit. Fram records it cloes app�ar that be�ore 1953 his proper�L-y and por��_ons oi this property �•�zs zoned comr.►°rcialo � S�ince Pu?�lic I-iearing. was he� d on i�Iay 4, 1953, in conjunction with rezon�ng and is so indic�•ced in Council records, it appears zoning at that time was valid. The only action thai: appezrs feasiblE at th�.s time is Council cons�deration of rezoning the a?-ca to commercial. , . HRA/gs 0 �� /.• C�:Cyti�1: �,;,cJ.... ...�., _..-- Homer R . Ankrui:l CITY I�LIP.GER � � + � � �,, , i.,..-•.: ': -:t:�t� i a. .t�'. �,. 7 , 7.�',�': � :'�-tJ ,. .��i"?�• : " . � • � q,4 • �il�� oi �.�'j�it�.�.ey, !°� � i.=��i. � - �ro� ��i1��.1��C.T' �.r1,�e�1L ti �.�r�, �Y� �.1 �] a1 . lh�tc: ..f`t;�'Y,'�l'�:3:�. �l�..�.�� ............. . Oa•ncr . . �� :: : � :�. . %r: : . : :'. � . : . � �' . . . . . . . . . . . . Builder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . � . Address . r��'�!`. . . . ..�: �':._: . ::�; �:.': : . .. �� : �. . • • ad:tc•ess . . . . . . . . .. . . .. ... . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. .... .. .. .. .. . �ocA � i�r� o, aui�a�r.� . h'o. . . � �r�!. . . . Strcet . . .�:�n ��:.� �� r:? i .� `(. , �i `. :L' � . nft�i. • . . . . Part of I.ot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . v ' ?tq. ? �' *, I.ot . . .�`.i. .� .1.7 slock . . . Y? ' � � �':- . . . .. : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -............ Adclitioct or Sub-Di�•i;+:on ...........:.. ... Corne.•r I.at . . . � x �. . . Inside Lot . . . . . . . . . . t � �� l � _ � . . . . . . . . `� h. . . . ,�� Setbac� t? ' .�7:`,�Sid?�a�d " ?'?� .'�:�'�?�:�. r� :�. . . DESCi-2(PTIO(<! OF C��ILC�1tJG . 10 be L;sed as: � .....�B,Y,`E�` C.... Front ... �.�". � Depth . . ,�{.� Fieioht ..�:�.�'.� . Sq. Ft. :�:. Z•'� . Cu. Ft. ........ ..................... Fiont ........ Depih ........ Height ........ Sq. FZ. ........ Cu. FL ........ Type of Canstructio:i . .�`�: t�r.,. . b �..c'�:'{�:.�t. Cost . . . . �7 �t� �:�. . . . . .� To be Completed . ��3:' ��' . . .. Ext��i��r t.31.�. �:t� ej.ti��r �,�{ �.tE:c� r��,. stucco .. � � t 3 S��'i'�::-ci t1`:tt �;�a.; oF ��'=�5 i:31-� 'R.' �1:�»��J ctl.; �lA; tl�� . c• _ 'ljayi.iy 1-Sr7i.` oi Lct 1.�, ��Ytl'��.fl c'� J"�z1S�;��'iL� Z{:i�:ytti C��' rl.i:;f. . �., . � � , , � � 1 0 I� eonsideration oC tL•r i:=�::::c� t� me oE a percr,it to construct the b�ciId:n� described abo�e, I a;ree to do the proposed «•orb; :n r.eco�c!:�::c<: r:irn tne descr:�tion abcrE set forth and in eor,:p.iance �cith aIl pro-.•isieas of ordinances of tfie cil!^�a of r::;;'^:; • . . �_ . �� :i' . . . . . . ' � ". � '� . . . .° . . . . . . ----- � .�- . . . �.. . .... �� .. . � ,�... ; . � :_� � k�. In considLration o! ii:�� n... ..• of a,ee of $. .:� �, �C�. Per,:iit is i:ereb.• grantzd to ....�.� .:'!. .:: i' ~:`... ......... ................ tA f.�l!.••t..:Ci ti�e buiIdino OI' 1(7:iltt011 � S Cjc'Sl'Y:Z:4Cj c h^.�'?. 5 � � °� C^::1 Thi Fer:�ii� is ,rar.t the et-Press COtli::±:0:1 !�::?' �.. .. .• :�) tt'i?G:il !t �S eP'Ai.c'�I A:Itj t;1S 1�Cft�:. c'A1�tO::P.�: u^Cj t°: ''- �:A u?i .:G:�. or,.:ie�., dOr� 1t1, 8r0•.fit!� :;.C� U[1�:: .'.. �•''••� �:::=' or any g.rt i�1°tCOi, �T:::.I cor,orr.t !tt aIl res�±•_ct., t0 �il�` OC�:ri�.^.��'i rf T'�i1f2�c'j', 1tli1;l�50t;t C�7^:'.t.�7.... ."... CO: S;CUCil0:1. aIt:r� :J� ::221:1i`,E'^: CICa ir'�71:.^ 3^Q I:.�)': i.^.� DI b��.lr*��•�_ .... ,. �Tl i[iC Y:1T8SC .l:tlliS :iri:� '-:.. . :... ... a't b� Il:�'OncCl 3t SlI� ....:C' Ui 0[1 ::Oi�rlC:l OF any o` the pro`: i�.C:SS J: •�� ordinanccs. • • ..�-�� , `` � L'�A-�- : �� . ��'.�' :..- "....:. � � Eui1=1�: ' ' " • �.� .. �. . r: a. R101'IGE: : • Th�s p�rrt:i! ei: •• _. .. .. _ �� .r�:::inr.. i�:..�t��.•" '- '"---., _ �_.....•'•�� r.....v. ., �.e . _ _. . n � 4 � Q ` � �\ ti � 1 'A v� ti �_� S` + � DISTRIC R-I R-2 _ _ R.•3 P c•i `r ' �.7 OISTRIC i OISTRICT � OISTRICx ' -- - ••--�- - aisrRicr oisraicT� oisr�icr C�-2 DISTRICT � C-2S OISTF�ICT M� � 01 STRICT ht� � .�ISTRICT COPY OF THE ORIGINAL ZONING NiAP AS PER ZONING ORDINANCE N0. 70, ADOPTID DECII�IBEft 29tn, 1955 �& PUBL�SHID IN THE COLUMBIA HEIGHTS RECORD ON JAN[TARY 12, 195� . - ___ � _. ._._�- :J l\):3__� _ . _ 24 — -..1.-� � ~� U ,;\� .� •� �"'� I /�:�'`! � ,' � �� ,i�' � `�`P,( r�_ ,� k .�,�� t J � _r� .-, --;�-:. �� :��;, L��.� .-_1_. r�%��,� (` 4 �I i�..i�,/��,�� ; `..:.; �. ✓.� .�.�.L l�i _.:' i_�l ��!�� '1i: 17UJ �II'.11� [ .:��1 � �ll�.��lr7 C_IIlI� �f�i%-r.t 'l (`-��•• ` 4' � i A ��.�tl� �� f• � �• S �t ��/ \ K'.'� � .-s.• ..�... ..�i _ - - • - - - - - - - -�- ,E/°�'` � 1`��' � � "�'''y' . , ' '"�-�'�' f rY�� ,F' ri k;� �.� _ — `sr.•i � , � � J9��F�.�F O%' .',I��.y�is'ai �\�� i' �'F �'��. i,_� �s---'�. : n�.-� ., na.v,'�� S �: �� = r--__, I'�� . y�:, SYMBQ_LS � . I ' -i � O�+t� %i.� �.: i� r Ac�%!cG i�ve � G/M I S't: q/�✓JV t Ti PG�+ 1liY.rCL•t /No G.��«�1a M.u�.�.��c �►.•��e..rss + �,�,�,, ', w f�v/3� � C +AR<.•.�t S ^T ;' . � . s`� `, , � ` G oe�t� l3aa.��ss �'—�'.'� � O :�laL S/i�Of�f�/N<i CCNY,2'i� . ��{ GGrIJ�'RAt ��y•jINGiSS �� _.� [_� C�:a�.;�ta ,S'raon:�,.,a C.e�ir�st . IG:� L i�s tr r /�i � vs�st�si . i�� H� •+ v r /�v o us r.4 i.t �c . , 0 � C b��o a x H n H � ,� � d � . _ .: _ � l�iotion by Johanson seconcie� b� Grei�; to adjourn. �9:20 p.m. Att�st: ' � r ,, P�Ia yor ITovember 9, 1955 1�1ot ion carr ie�a a t � �� C1erI: c:� T�e Ccur�c�l �t �s a c�nv%�sing roard ��as cal� ed to order by i�:«�ror Hua�ies at Sc�G p.?��'. �rith all. nsem':,ers present k,ut `Tye.: . A r�port of }he ':lec�ior� Ju�nes for the Village electior. held Navember 8 s��as p�esented as follo�as•`�� _ �i y"1,, yW�y�L Total voters - 880. ,�To�:�G.rey� received S8� votes� �.;'. �haffer I$2 vct�s. r or Cout;c;il�r.an� ��ron Nreu�:ric�c r� cei•✓n� 61ii VCtF'S � ' and {lner� �?aulson 2;`,: votes. On ttze question af ir�cr��:�sing the cai�p°i�satior� oi t��e :�ia�or fro;� x15C :�er y�ar to ;��0 p�r ya�r an� �citr•_ci? ��e�:^bers fro:�� 10� per y��r �o ;;2�G pe� �ear, �8? ' � votes iri ia;�or oi t'n.e procosition and 381 a�ainsi. `�Iotien Y�y �ohar:son s�cc��ied ��; ''�z<? sor� ':a ac��ept t'�.e rap�rt lru:r *l�.e �_iec��.on Ju3��:s :and to deci�re _or.: �-r3i� Al�cteu �:ayor ?'cr a t�.o ye%r �er:r start:►.r�� .nu�r�% 2� 19Kb, �n.� ?;�r�n .��re.��ricl, el.ected Cc��ci1:T12r1 for a t�^ree y�ar term startin�: Ja�li�ary 2,� �95�, �i�sd to �eclare ��ie_ prcpesitior. o° increasinv ��ie salary oi the ?�.ayor and Cou:�ci�:��en .•:.CO pt�r ;;ear �;assa�. �:oyion �:arrie�. �Oi' l:a:'l�a?� '•=a� p?'?�en` in r��''GT� t0 �"2IlE'4.'c�! Of t��_e lea�� OLl �'_FiE i:t�[tLU?T -1 I_inuor. "tcre. '��otiorz b�� ^reig_ second�d by Jo�:��nson to erter ir:�,o a nPZ,t le�se °.:� ts� E�oy; C-�ri:�on 4rith �iie sa_��e �Er��ls as the p.r�sAn� 1. ..s� excrpt o� a� anz:ual b�si�s :��it�i ar. au�:c�mati:c r�.L�iCt�di cla�.��. :�c'�on C8?"_"7.t:G�' '�':ii,'[: '�'BUiSfJ'P_ �TO+��T"io Yl0• -,•�� ::�.et�l�".�n� V�cj a��Jii'.�"�tE?t� �t n:7�i r�1'�• . . �ttect: �. ^ r � != t �: � ",�J :;a;�cr L � �,, � � LtlC��E?!'?LrT l�! .1��% . 1 1 ' .. .. a;� � ^_'r�e ru,_lic -�� „y:.,, i'-�. ;. V�+ , :;:ac;��irlfi a neti�: �u.:�n^ �.� �.rs:r��: �.. _�. C,.. �_.� _L� 1t,I. Of _: , � � 1 T �T'G� st.:.,r ,� t� r�, t{�', �i� ��r��l� tJd� '31 �. � C C;j'.�?r r � :': ''1�' � �; E. ,, 'dt, v. ., �. OC_: •sl• = `� !ilr,ii':E''_"` p;"�j�?S.j . In .��cii.t��r, �'�arc ;:�r°• a�GCi.l� ,�li `.�lfi�.°f��:i �j�'':5��1�,. 'r'}';F? '?T:�P't"_`, @'r�'-?::F::. �'LIL' COr_si�era�iOi: �''-8� '_''��i :.°E=I1 a1�"��`1 t�;1 �'.@ �� Y�� r " � � '.+ . :a - n � r7 � Y}.� .. 'L. Cj �? �R� . -• . T ^ _ ^� � L l.i �.' u �SL.,,�.5_ � u� �' '`'>�''�_ t�[ �%�-� _ _.,a.r,�t,kS_ �.�- `� � . - '��+�.�e .+ }. � � -1 •�n� ."1 � -'�' � � .s�._'��ir��'•1..��...r'�� ..�,�.�:' ,i�iCi�t�:l.!t: i7il� t�l^�c7�� ir.� l,�:C. � � �I • � � 1 • a t...-� .: i L �..x.S._ , ' � ,a ^ � T _ 3 "�ts��''c�'� � i n a2'L Bdr�'I1? �:Cl1S iF.'t.- ,i�:�� 'c':?':'� OI' ' 1rE''i�,r3 � :�'��_� •1� ,.:, : 2 � . �.�, l�l '�'i�n.i��ra�:le 3e�tail abe�� e ,�r:.o��s �c��zT:� dis`riL��. ��1 1�,'^�: � QL:�JfiCnS ' CO ,. !t:r';,, .?«:re ��1".@ i: j7 tl1P �t�.t�2Pr:C?� j.?"!t;i �.� i n-- ��12 [i . :'� fU�y �P^.,: } rn `��,' _�„ .•,,,U� rTC.�; I'��.�-.' a?Ii` :.?1.`) .�.CJl:.�� ..L`.� ;F- � '0�� l?rU }(1 ^ji._ . �� ii�: 17.. � .. i_. � i.: . . . �'1.?fi ':1�;� ,c�_^:� �.O :'U: l`_ty?"P$ ;,r; i�, �Ti:ii J2C:. 'tiF2 ? ��_'t:t iC:'�l.i:� "?' ►c.�'_. u0 resi:zr��l'? . �" 'a`; Z�t� °�C�fil'u.F'� 7':E?:!t`, t.0 �e ;Iou �rooc:-�.. tc u1 bt�i?�iY:? :��`ariul ;�ar�. ._ , ., �Lc �� I t,�ou�3it. there s�as> goin� to be a ��c� re5ideni;iU1. �� :. �;rGdual buffer t,etz�ie�n inc�usc.ri�? n l�dhy per�.?it �blac.csmitn :s'iops in a�erEral �usine: s'dist.rict? � , � � The in3.nimun house �:.ze of 77o feefi a� pra�es�d in �the or�inance is �ao s��a1l--ar:� `chou�:�. 'ac� at 7_ea�t �j-CCC s�u�?'e �eet. I�iou�d li�e � to asl� a1�ou� th� purple area alonb old C�ntra � S�•ath o� T•�ississippi. _---.�-� _,_ � '�-�-* :�our propc,sal t'ri�t this be li�ht indistri�T� an�3 would ;�ou have any ��,.�son �c� �ielze�e t'nis sho�?2� re liunt ind;zs1.ri�1? I � � � ._ ! f 1 At tnis poir.t� i•tr. Fiac�ley, AtLorr.�y, greser�ted a petition wi�n 17C ra,nes ob��ctin� to t�e p?'�posed li�nt industri�l zo:^.in�, in tr�a €;l?i).�'I'a�. area of C�ntr�I tivei-��,c: and i-iiss :s�ippi utraet. �:'ayor ';.lzrl��s su�;;�~�=s`f� �hat ?'�.r . fia•1i ey ��; fr�an �mit'n and ; ive of tize Feople representecl on the peti�ion meet ar.�i 'arrive at a su,^,geatian to b� presP�; Yed to t'ne i.c�2ncil :s to hoti•r this �articular area should be �at�ed. . :��'hat is tl^�e statt�s of the Shur=�:u°f property as car as, ordinancas are cer�cer��ed? �'��e peti`�:ion circv.laL�d in 19�2 askiiin tiiat ��e � 01�:: buil�irc� on thi=s ��^�perty �e r2i,�o�rEd �;any wasn't ti�is euforeed? :�::�� i.s :�he zoi�ir�; or t'�.e ii.?'. corr�F.r of i�wy. "6� ar�3 �•:ississiPPl Strae�`? t'�n�t.,er-_n_�. �,ast; a�rirM '•'e brc.�ugt:t in a petition to pro.:ibit a ser�ice statior�•. frorn being bui�.t on- t'nis cur�?�r. Does t'nis net•r zonin� -�ean �'r_a ��e w3.1.1 a�;ain y�atre to �ring in a,petition to s�op ec:�s`ruction of a sErvice s�ation? �"ne new or�irance p*op�s�s th�:t an3� ne�.► area annexe3 to t:�e �'il � a^e aato��atica?:1�J k,e °_1. '�k`Yly CrJU�..�il�t spe�ific zo�in�; `oe �;etermi�e� bef are �an area is arinexzd? What protee`ion ?�ave �� a�;ainst obncvious �usines:� or indvstrial actiuity yn tlie `Tilla�e? � S�eakin? on ��«=�:a�f ef ��e pe��le on LTriiVe�'s1t;� �Qt�.►ea� c�st and o'-�'n, �ie ar�cppcaseu �o t'nis b?�n� zoned ror general �a�.ir�.:ss. I a1;;�nF•$t- thaU 02fC2'P t�e ney� Meet;�� t?=�t r�ci''�J be i?"ic�faE? a�raila��iP t.., t�:e pu{:lic sho:��_i:g t'r.� 7c^+2'1.�•�s 2on�n� uistric�s. I o� jec�t to �-3 �lassif�^ation of F'w;-. "05 �nd i�ississippi. � �OE:S i,='1G �+ illaga '�a�re ��? Gi ��.r�ance c:: �ini:"!�' � cYCc�Tati'JII �Tl' b�asting`� "r'�o�: a. acut tY��e s�ec:.a� ��x ori t'�is u �'�iv��y s�;cY�: a� � a t � � on i^ o-� o� ., � . _ . - �•� � :•''zay qrc�rision has �ee_z made rcr l��, c:tcp;�in^ c��:ter�? S%:cr��= lr • � � ' a, ^ �, �r 3- � � • � cz..ters s:;ct?� ae ��fin�3 Gs ��oprir�� CC`. _crS 3I1� n�t z�c�u��z L��^:�- �s�-i t'c� s�.op� : z,,-�T='7ouses � ic� ��.�nt� �r.d t�U3 �E:�':12T?c,I�. :;re bu'� lu_ � �� i�1�R:Si�+J i�FQ�.fi��w�1 nVl JL�V'L` �JIZ�pGJ`-%J•i � ��,�. �,°G'CZ Fj.�,-, ?T'�V: ?`P,wjOTI �ri:ly �ttP?'° 82'E SCfii;��';:a aZ'��S 0y' 1�.,..J_,C'.t izi�izstria_? I su� -es � a--�ain �'n:�t �ercr� t�-iis is aaaptz� t,��.a �:a;e T �O�' r�G?+;nij. L t.:' j.t ��^t • .-7�• Vl i G...,_,.1 1±,,, �;a �7 � . �i�P.'"y!�C�... u•'.+..� �v _'�.�.�✓li.F.��„ .. �l�Lliti ?aC.. `_1.L .T�CN c..alU ..!i..�+i . L�1!�Ci�.l�.�i�� .. P�C+i �.11�1.•r'�.'�lt�� ti7na? Oi� �f:'��V��.t;�. I�lisraas` pr ^,�.G g,.,.a :-�� !:u� �''i?� DP. '�2�?i�2f� a� �'I}Oj�i11l�,c- ��:?;ar:g cl_r.4� �:ill'O?:' v(.:.� 4f".E :`�� SUC�� 8S �.,�ltiit4�:�',;.v'��: :�;115 ��30vS 6�C. � �ii� _;�a�rP. �TCSTi SICI?� •AO?` SUC'tl �p$- - ��2? ��.Ut�t.��$� ; . ' , :. ; � , .:� <- _ �' , �. , �, _= � �.-+_� . - , : . - , �- �._ ��.,l--- -�-.,, � ,� ; �, �. . s, . � ,. Ci? � pv ,�r�-�, �' ,,. :; � .�,•=r ._�T`"'! <<^. "i'_"�'*'(�,�r—� '`,�_��,I'? ri'C�C._�1�-� _ ` �2 C .. =-=-�."�....,,e �}�t�.�.��'�= 3�'.�1'T��°5? � �� I Sv�?��3t �'�at c�e `:�Ve S�X CC�4rnr? r:�ps pPep^T�d 3?°?�a,. �,ang t�:�i:1 iri � : ��a^ious �ar �:. ,_�' t. � .'� �, a�e. L ,� �. �. +. • r r ..,�r: :;,ap and sat�zr�z�. �-�,��.•�u_ I,:_^fTes,. ._ co=�re piv ..;_ e�� ..a�e_� c� �_ mpx .�s �:r=:de. � �.�ct� '�y Gr-ei? �eccr.'Aa �y ?4ulson ':o a:��z�r:� ` i� '�e4ring urti J?c��l�: at• S:c��cloc:r �.�.. '•'��tior. carri��. It ta'� 3 uE 3ay� � :�c-r� : ` �.::. �� :-a t::�.,, t;.... Cr_ui:�ii ti�y r�t.E`, i'-,. ,.,.. t�� ,^''3u 3- � s. ��o , -. r. '1 � � ..r i.Il rl" • .)(i3�t, VL1�iC 1 � ?' �.i( ?t (:G�+'iC1C:�: l'�i��. ��. ^ �`,tOt �0�1 i�V �r�le S��C0�1CiE;:i ��' �TOi7�I"?�OI'1 t0 ��UU.T'i1. ' ` 10:2K T,.�,f. ..,.- � � ' i 1•iotior� carriad at A t t; e s t: �. �Z��-�� —�-.`.._ ' � � '�� '' Cleri; , i�:a�cr Cj/ % Paove�!b�x' 1%� 1y55 A special �ieeti:�r of ii:�. Fri�l� J'Tilla^�e Covr�cil !��as c�lie� te order ��j' �fa�'OZ' �:tin[I�S a � ,%. �� ? .!'�. `.'j,'8 c^;i^.C`a � cc::�.a .:1 :t•J�;I'E a�:;: ent. The Cour�cil r�et �•T�.th :��:r. Sha �tuc?, anc] d� sc�;ssed �i�e area� on the zoninM <<;�,p t�i�.t nad 'cecr� cor�troJersi�I �:t t11e pub�.ic hP��rir.& . It . ��s �'ecide.� �'n.at t'nz area on i�oth s�.des of Cer.�rn� t:venue��ou�h c�' ��I.JS�SJippi, �'.^t had neen ;or. opc��e� Gs lirrit itidu.sLrial x�E.r:i.=in as CCt�?��2'C1�^.l. l°lO�i�n L�' �� u_LSC�IZ � PCCTI:.'�zC� '.n� ,�iY'?iF �C BG�.Oat ?:'�� c3.?- �io��.; nstru� �•lrry tne 'I;l'^�;e �,tl�_•n�=�r to st-�rt ccr.ae_^-r�a1ion pr�^ce� uii:h:= ar. bic.�=_ 12 ?,ico�e L=�� ^.d�itien �r�d =�ct ?C, 'ol�c?� �-, :1�,«cutzi ^��'it-.� . '-� , .� on . ' :c� � . or Cc?'1'12f1 � :�:ct� ;,n ::�1 _�u.=,�o:i s eco:��i-� �,-- ur :i� to �Eny tha cl�::�.-� c�` i� C r'Oi+;�cc;^ r`C7'I •�c."1�;'�' F�� t?a^�::� VC YlaSfP_. tii;�.'2'• �.�'ri� t0 f't.'..S CdT ciS n•'�"e� �11�..� Or' �; ral��i � ;i;I'E�+�l_ . Y' •a „ . _Gt�.1iGi� Cc� I'7.�u. '^l,� `; �.,, ;�'�. � - i^: f' '� V �?" .'� �" C' . C} � C 1. C C,'.°� � � ? � • i c i: 2...i ' O".• .;2�,_ a � l��► f 1 � �- L � 5 L : �� • . � , i � . � S� . • v � �� _ � %i'� ` � . Z'C�'� C.f'�/� 1�.�'� °�''r` -�-=1.;• OX' // � � :, : � /�"�i.��,�-iC.y�� -'� I'�.». .�.r 1(��-:(:f'...1��'.�. _.. �E:.,,.�!.. ..`t.� �1.� tl:.�: �. �� c -1..�� li;'7n. 1' 7� r � ' , �- ^ ' , � � , V J _ �., l:ii' ,,(J _�._._ , �.,J ii.e�--��_'! ,.., i �," • il.;� ' �. t;��i� w...'�. . �l - � , -C. � •! J. !.c' �i �?_..t��.'l.--i-'1�• "�11�Z�,''l _:�,'i".�_i�� . ..i�:�..Li: !' ry"�'t.L�' �;('l'.L- ��,i�:'u (.)� c:Q'.li t^,_`�✓!�1 1�.�} �'il..��jl�"� �'Ca.�`',1 (�;_"''l"_� � f7� �'•�� . •�I• . . . y "_ _• l�� 1v14 1 i i- : i- . / � . � ti !:G�" ��. 1 � ' -- ='....�_�c_��N�!/ T /Z�!/�'1'/ ,, . � "�V ._.._ �i�i.>�..e,r, ;",,��= �_ n; • ., l. ! E Y'.'r'_ December 16, 1955 0 The special meeting of the Fridley Vi11a�e Council was called to order at 7:30 P.�I. with all members present. Mr. J. N. Sullivan from the Ellerbe Company was present in con- nection with our application to the Federal Po��er Commission for` a gas alotment. He explained that a new company� Mid-t�;estern Gas �'ransmission Company, has �iled an application withi:the F.P.C.for permissiori to construct a gas transmission line from Canada and � to be connected to a Tennessee line� and that this line is pro- �osed to run at apnroxi�nately the same location as the one applied or by Northern PIatural Gas � and he suggested that �re file an application on this line in addition to the one we have already filed witn Northern Natural. Motion by Johanson seconded by Vye to adopt resolution petitioning th� Federal p taQr Commission for an allocation of gas from the Mid=?estern Gas �'��'.'�� line�. Motion �rried with A1 Paulson voting no. � The meeting was-then reconvened as a continued public hearing on the � question of the proposed zoning map and ordinance. -i Motion by Johanson secended by Greig that the b�lest 130' of lots 1�?��- and 5 of Aud. Sub, -"59 be changed from C-2 to R-3 District. r Motion carri�d. � � After much discussion about the area ir_ the vi�inity of Central Ave. �� and Mississippi Street� Greig moved seconded by Johanson to zone � the area as follows: . � � ; R-1: North 180' of the tF'est 153' of lot 1�� Aud. Sub. :'�88� and � the North 180' of lot 3, �ud. Sub. �`88. � • ' Sub :"88 East 282' of the � C-1. S outh 4C�C of lot 3, Aud . . � ^ North 7C�0' of lot 1�, Aud. Sub. =`88� and the ?�lest 200' of lots 18� 19 and 20� block 1� S�ring sralley Addition� and the � 41est 2�`0' of lots 15, 16� 17� 18� and 19� block 2, Spring �Talley .��.�� __ d �t T C-2: Lot 4�� Aud. S>>�, �21� lots 11 and 12� aud. Sub. "10� lr'est 260' of lots ?"'and 10, Au�. �ub. :�'10� lots 1 and 2, Aud. � 4 Sub. �88� lots 16 znd 17� block l� "prin� �Talley Addition. ; Motion carried. t,,--�_After_r.rd�ch �iscussion v� tne r..uestion of,,the Shur-nuff prc�z�erty� 4 a�o�ion was �ade by Grezg and� secondAd by J�iransv�~ th$� leL� 5D � � of Aud. �ub. -`-'21 and lots �1� �2� and 33 of Brookview Addition '�e \�� zoned R-1. Motion carried. • otion by Johanson seconded by Greig that lot �, At�d. Sub. =-21 be 2c ed M-1. Motion carried. �.� � � \\ n � 0 ;� .4 � � �— Motion by Johanson Seconded by Vye ��at the zoning map as ori- gina113� proposed-and amended by the fore�;oing changes be adopted. Motion carried. The meeting adjourned at 10:30 P.M. �/ /% � Attest: � � Jj�' .� . � � � �.'��J • if"/?.��i� � C Ma yor � // E/ �: J�� : • i�� Clerk De cember 22 , 19 55 The special meeting of the Fridley Village Council was called to • order by Mayor Hughes at 5:�+0 P:M. with all members present ex- cept Johanson. . The judges for the special election held on Decer�ber 20 or_ th�75 quc�stion of a�375,000 bond issue �ras pres�nted as follows: � votes were cast �.►ith �33 voting in favor of the proposition and 142 voting against. Motion by ?�aulson secended by Grnig to accept the r�port of th� election judges. I�iotion c�rried. ,� Motion by Paulson secor_ded by z�ye to enter into the follo4ring joint agrePment with schooT district �`23 and to authorize the N;ayor and r�anager to sign the agreement: "�"� 4JHEREAS� Independent Scheol District �23 of Anoka County� Minnesota (hereinafter called the «School District")� is in need of a gymnasium� audit�rium� library and other related facilities� and ,.--,, ��1HEREA`�, the Village of Fridley� Niinnesota (hereinafter called ' � the '�,'illage"�� is also in need of a building for gymnasium �audi- '� , torium and library facilities� and T�THFR�'AS, neither the school district ner ihe village can borrow a suff icient amount to construct a building suitable for such purposes ur.der the limitat�.on, of indebtedness applicabl.e to such schocl district and village� and � �\ , � kIHERFA�,beth the school district an3 the�village have the poo�er to construct and opPrate such facilities� and WH�'�EAS� under and pursuant to the provisions of Minnesota Statutes� Gection 471.59� the school district and,the village are authorized to exercise jointly such powers� and U�I�,AS, it is no�J determined that a suitable building ror such purposes �,•rill cost ab�roxiaately �500�000 and the Board of the school district and the Council of the village are authorized by vote of the voters of th� �znicipalities to incur indebtedness and issue bonds to vrovide fui�ds for such �urpose within the ` limitatior_s prov�ded by law, and Ir!HL'�.TA,, such vote in the viila�e has authorized the issu- a�,c�e �:t�P b:,�nds �. .., e�?�ount o� �375_ 000, which ��ill not Pxceed �he li,mit��i�-e��e�`ne-� �o�`°�the�- �a ��+'��=�0��4 'cy�'"'"=�i� �`�- - school district has been authorized to issue bends in ar_ a:�ount in excess of �1?5�0�0 and said amount of debt may be incurred without exceedin� t�!e li�it of indebtedness of said sc:iool district. NO?�' � T�IL'RTFGRE � This agreeraer.t witnesseth: 1. The school district and the village s'�all jointly erect a^uitable building for gymnasium� auditorium, Iibrary and cther reI ted purposes. Said build�ng may also contain rooms for school puBp,.�es but suc'n portion of the building shall be constructed sol�l:y��at the �xr�ense of thw school district. \ � . � /1 \ _ �� - a y, i y�� : � StrePts �� Utilities , __ �-- John H. Johnson Chairman 2 years V. M. Nagel 3 y�ars . Lloyd l��r. Bennc�r 1 year Buildin� Standards r' Ward Norling Cha irman 1 year Sh�ldon Mortenson 3 years B. T... Urbick . 2 years Motion carried. Motion by Greig seconded by Paulson to adopt ordinance �70� kihich is the zoning ordinance of the Village of Fridley. Motion carried. Motion by Greig s�conded by Johanson to make the following appoint- ments to the Board of Appeals: John Fisler 3 years F. N. "haffer 2 years � �,'m. plum� Sr. 2 years � Ransome G oodrich 3 years Russell Burris 1 year Motion carried. Motion by Gr�ig seconded by �Tye to adjeurn. Motion carried at 8:3o p.M. �� /� ; �, -• Attest: � � , % �! �� • �-.�.:�.� ��r�� ` M�yor I/ � � � L J � Clerk 0 0 -^� � n � � NASON • WEHRMAN • KNIG�iT AND CHAPMAN, INC. 2'101 HENNEPIN AVENUE • MINNEAPOLIS • MINNESOTA 55405 • PHONE 374-579p . ..aruary 6, 1968 Fridley Planning Commission City Administrntive OFfice b431 University Avenue N. E, Minneapolis, Minnesoin 55421 Re: Specia l Study - Hyde Park Dear Mr. C lark: I have reviewed the wrious resources within our office and the study area and feel that l have a basic concept of the kind of activity �ecessary to perform a study and provide the Planning Commission with cecommendations, Our study activities would be for the area of Fridley bounded generally by Stnte Highwoy.�47� 57th Street, Main Street and 6lst Street. Our work will Mke into account the uses adjacent to the study area and will include gene�l recommendation for the adjacent area as may be pertinent to the study area, We will guther field information as related to general building outlines, land (or building) use and other physical information as av�ailable related to street con- dition traffic movement, zoning imformation, etc, We wil! prepare at least fiwo sketch preliminary development plan alternatives. We then will review alternatives with the Planning Commission in order to select and gain constructive comment. We then will pre- pare both a Land Use Plan and a development plan based on the most logical sotution to development alternatives together with a brief companion narrotive serving to supplement the plans with recommendations relating to land development, land use and zoning, transition from existing to the improved. and methods for implementing improvement. Our changes for services would be on a time and cost basis in accordance with the following: Member of Firm �20.00/hr. Senior Technician 15.00/hr. . Technician 12.00/hr. Junior Technician 9.00/hr. Office Assisbnce 7.00/hr. Expense and direct costs - at cost Services would be performed for an amount not to exceed �2,500,00. I would attend no less t�n two meetings with the Commission and would perform services in 1968 over a thre� montM period following receipt of your notice to proceed. � . COMMUNITV PLANNINd ENOiNEERING • COUNTV PLANNINO . SITE PLqNtV�(Vd � . URBAN RENEWAL • URBAN RESEARCN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE . ._ _ � � . �, r. I trust this proposal is adequate for your purposes. The meeting of February 8, 1968 will � allow us to discuss this proposal. Sincerely, NASON, WEHRMAN, KNIGHT 8� CHAPMAN, INC. ,, ,�._._---�-. . , B. . Chupma '` �' B8C/ds . , ; i'1 � 0