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PL 08/07/1974 - 7492� .� � � G E N D A PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING AUGUST 7, 1974 8:00 P.M. CALL TO ORDER: PAGES ROLL CALL: APPROVE PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: JULY 17, 1974 1— 6 RECEIVE BUTLDING STANDARDS—DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE 7— 14 MINUTESs JULY 18, 1974 RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: JULY 15 — 17 23, 1974 RECEIVE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY COMMISSION MINUTES: 18 — 19 JULY 9, 1974 RECEIVE INFO�MATIONAL MATERIAL FROM JAMES LANGENFELD: 20 — 31 RECEIVE PA�2KS & RECREATION COP'lMISSION SUBCOMMITTEE 32 — 36 MINUTES: JULY 25, 1974 l. REVIEW ZONING ORDINANCE n �1 �� CITY OF FRIDLEY PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING JULY 17, 1974 CALL TO ORDER: PAGE 1 Vice-Chairman Harris called the meeting to order at 8:10 P.M. ROLL CALL: i Members Present: Harris, Lindblad, Blair Members Absent: Fitzpatr.ick, Drigans " Others Present: Da�rel Clark, Community Development Administrator APPROVE PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: JUNE 19, 197 MOTION .by Lindblad, seconded b� B1air, that the minutes of the JurQe 19, 1974 meeting of the Planning Commission be approved as written. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: JUNE 25, 1974 MOTION by Blair, seconded by Lindb.Zad, that the Planning Commission receive the minutes of the Building Standards-Design Control Subcom- mittee meeting of June 25, Z974. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: JUNE 25, 1974 MOTION by Lindblad, seconded by Blair, that the Planning Commission receive the minutes of the Board of AppeaZs Subcommittee rr�eeting of June 25, Z974. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS SUBCOMMITTE MINUTES: JULY 9, 1974� MOTION by Blair, seconded by Lindhlad, that the Planning Comm.ission receive the minutes of the Board of Appea.ts Subcommittee meeting of Ju1y 9, 2974. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unan.imousl y . RECEIVE PARKS & RECREATION COMMIS'SION SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: MAY 20, 1974 MOTION by B1air, seconded by Lindb�ad, that the PZanning Commission receive the minutes of the Parks & Recreation Commission Subcommittee meeting of May Z0, 1974. Upon a voice vote, aZl voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVE PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION SUBCOMM�TTEE MINUTES: JUNE 25, 1974 1�OTION' by Lindblad, seconded by B1air, that the Planning Commission receive the minutes of the Parks & Recreation Commission Subcommittee �'"� Planning Commission Meeting - July 17, 1974 Page 2-__ meeting of June 25, 1974. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the ^ motion carried unanimously. /"1 n I. PU�LIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST, ZOA #74-03, CITY OF FRIDLEY: Rezone Chases.Island located on Government Lot 5, from CRP-2 (flood plain) to CRP-1 (floodway). . MOTION b� Blair, seconded by.,Lindblad, that the PZanning Cammission waive the reading of the Public Hearing notice on the request for rezoning by the City of Fridley, ZOA #74-03: Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. - Mr. Clark said this zoning change was recommended by the Depart- ment of Natural Resources. It is actually a condition of their approval of our flood plain ordinance. He said that as this is all City owned property an.d this change wouldn't affect what would be built on this property, the City administration recommends approval of this request. Mr. Lindblad asked if this zoning change would prevent any building on this property? Mr:( Clark said it would permit structures that have a low flood damaae potential. Mr. Harris said this will be changing the progerty from the 100 year flood level to the 50 year flood level. Mr. Clark said that what the Department of Natural Resources is saying is that they want tYiis property to be in a more restrictive district. Mr. Lindblad asked what was the purpose of this zoning change? Mr. Clark said he thought the Department of Natural Resources was right in requesting this change. In a CRP-2 district, houses and garages can be be built with a special use permit being granted. He said that he didn't think they knew when they requested this cYiange that this was City owned land and that there is no intention to build anything on this island except shelters. Mr. Clark then read the uses allowed in a CRP-1 district. (1) Any use having a low flood damage potential including recreational use, parking lots, residential yar.ds, loading areas, storage yards, water control structures and other open space use. (2) Structures accessory to the above uses may be permitted if: a) Structures are not for human habitation. b) Structures have a low flood damage potential. c) S�ruct�res are firmly anchored to prevent floatation. d) Accessory buildings are not more than 150 sc�t�are feet. (3) Al1 structures are permitted in this section with the exception of public uses require a Special Use Permit. (4) Any removal of existing trees over 3 inches in diameter sha1Z require City approval. (c) Public Facilities Public utility facilities, railroad tracks and bridges within the preservation District shall be designed to minimize increases in flaod elevation and must be reviewed by all governmental bodies having jurisdiction, but in all cases the City of Fridley will make the final determination. Mr. Clark said this doesn't affect the use of the property as far�:as the City is concerned. Mr. Bert Slater, 128 River Edge Way N.E., said the reason he was at the meeting was because he would like to know what was being prop�sed � Planning Commission Meeting - Juiy 17, 1974 • Page 3 ^ for Chases Island. Mr. Clark said the purpose of this meeting was to change the zoning of this island from flood plain to f lood way. About a year ago, the State of Minnesota passed legislation to force municipalities to have flood plain zones. In order to do this, the City had to set up these zones and Fridley decided to call these CRP-1 and CRP-2. The City sent their Ordinance and map of these districts to the Department of Natural Resourc�s. They, in turn, sent it to the Army Corp. of Engineers and they studied it and recommended that we change the zoning of Chase Island. This is not a proposal to build any particular structure on this island. Mr. Slater asked if the Planning Commission was aware of what was being proposed for the Islands of Peace. Mr. Clark said he wasn't directly involved with this project but he had heard they were intending to have a shelter just so people could get out of the weather, and some more pathways. He thought they were working on a dock. Mr. Clark said there is an Island of Peace Foundation which Jerrold Boardman of the City staff was working with, and he told Mr. Slater he could call him if he had any questions on this project. Mr. Slater asked if the Planning Commission was aware of the bicycle route proposal and the questionnaires on this proposal. Mr. Clark said that about 1,000 residences were getting these questionnaires on a random basis. He said he thought it would be some time in August before the information had been gathered fram these questionnaires. He said that one of the members of the Planning Commission would be /� asked to sit on the Committee for this bicycle route so they could bring information back to the Planning Commission at that time. Mrs. Irene Maertens, 144 River Edge Way N.E., said that alI sY:e knew about the development of the Islands of Peace is what she had learned at the State Fair. She wonde-red if this rezoning would affec� her property because it was so close to Chase Island. Mr. Clark said this request was just rezoning Chases Ialand. � Mr. Slater asked if in time, there would be walkways on the North end of Chase Island. He said there was a walkway to the school on his property. At the time this was put in, it was said that this would never be a bicycle path, but it is. He said this was put in for the safety of children and he would question how safe this walkway was at this time. His concern was that the traffic on this walkway would be increased due to future development of Chase Island. Mr. Clark said there was just a narrow strip for the City to get their vehicles to Chase Island for maintenance, but there would be no public vehicl� access to the Island. Mr. Harris said there was no way they could get from the North end of Chases Island to public right of way. Mr. Clark said the North end of Chases Island was a lot lower than the South end. Mrs. Maertens asked if they could add f�ll and make it higher. Mr. Harris said that before that could be ^ done, permission would have to be gotten from the Department of Natur.al Resouces, and he didri't think they would permit that. Mre. Maertens said it has also been mentioned that this zoning wouldn't allow trees to be cut down. Mr. Clark said that was right, but the City Tree Ordinance would prohibit this anyway. -� Planning Commission Meeting - July 17, 1974 Page 4 /� -- MOTION by Blair, seconded by LindbZad, that the Planning Commission. close the PubZic Hearing on the rezoning request, ZOA #74-03, by the City of Fridley. Upon a voice vote, aZI voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Lindblad, seconded by B1air, that the PZanning Commission recommend to Council approval of the rezoning request, ZOA #74-03, by the City of Fridley to rezone Chases'IsZand, Zoeated on Government Lot 5, from CRP-2 (flood plain) to CRP-1 (floodway). Mr. Harris said he would like the Islands of Peace Foundation to either present their plans to the Parks & Recreation Commission or the Planning Commission so the members would have some idea of what was planned for this area. Mr. Blair said they had been'.to the Parks and Recreation Commission about a year ago but he believed they went directly to Council at the present time. Mr. Harris said he thought there should be some way for the �lanning Commission to know what they plan for this project also. UPON A VOICE VOTL, aII votzng aye, the motion carried unanimous.Zy. 2. PUBLIC HEARING: F�EQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #74-12, BY GORCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY: Per Fridley City Code, Section 205.157, 5, D, to allow tl�e construction of a garage in CRP-2 � zoning (flood plain) on Lots 21 and 22, Block T, Riverview Heights, the same being 675 Fairmont Street N.E. MOTION by Lindblad, seconded by B1air, that the Flanning Comrr►ission waive the reading of the Public Hearinq notice on the request for a Special Use Permit, SP #74-12, by Gorco Construction Company. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Clark said the Gorco Construetion Company was building a detached garage for Robert Wo•lmutt at 675 Fairmont Street N.E. He said that this garage was under construction before the inspeetion department knew it was being built. We �ed tagged the construction and told them they had to go through this process before they could get a building permit. The garage actually meets all the building codes. This will be lacated on the edge of the CRP-2 zone. The administration has no objection to this garage being built. As long as it is not for human habitation, the restrictions on this construction are not that great. We have sent the required notice to the Department of Natur�l Resources and they haven't responded, so it could be assumed that they have no objection. Mr. Harris asked if they have met the other requests that were in the letter in the agenda. Mr. Clark said there was no letter from N.S.P. ^ Mr. Ed Girard, 680 Glencoe Street N.E., said he had two questio�ns. Who was supposed to get the building permit, the builder o� the home owner, and if the City didn't have to take some responsibility for this garage being started without a building permit or the required special use permit. Mr. Clark said that as soon as they found out a garage was under construction, the City stopped the construction until n � Planning Commission Meeting - July 17, i974 • Page 5 a special use permit and a building permit could be obtained. As far as who gets the building permit, this is an agreement between the builder and the home owner. Sometimes, the awner agrees to get the permit, and doesn't get around to it, and all of a sudden the masonry man is there to put in the slab. We can double fee anyone who starts construction without a building permit. It is sometimes difficult to determine if this was something deliberate or not. Mrs. Girard said she didn't think this garage was located 3 feet from the side property line. Nit. Clark said we have a new survey of this property after the slab was in for the garage and this survey shows the garage is three feet from the Iine. He said that 3. feet was not very much. Mr. Girard asked why the petitLOner needed a special use permit if this garage meets all the codes? Mr. Clark said it was because it was in the flood plain (CRP-2). Mr. Girard said t�eir house and garage was just built a year ago and they were closer to the river than this garage was and they didn`t have to get a special use permit. Mr. Clark said they would if that house was being built now, but that this o�dinance wasn't in effect a year ago. MOTION by Lindblad, seconded by B1air, that the Planning Commission close the Public Hearing on the request for a Special Use Permit, SP #74-12, by Goreo Constructzon Company. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the mot�on carried unanimously. MOTION b� Blair, seconded b� Lindblad, that the PZanning Commission recommend to Council approval of the request for a Special Use Permit, SP #74-12, by Gorco Construction Company , per Fridley City Code, Section 205.157, 5, D, to a1Zow the aonstruction of a garage in CRP-2 zoning (flaod pZain) on Lots 21 and 22, Block T, Riverview Neights, the same being 675 Fairmont Street N.E. with the stipulation that the petitioner obtain a letter from Northern States Power Company granting him permission to build closer ihan 5 feet to the rear 1ot 1ine. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously 3: B�LLBOARDS DISCUSSION: BILL WEISS SIGN Mr. Clark said the reason this was put on the agenda was because a couple of ineetings ago you requested a joint meeting with the City Council and stated you would like to talk about the Hyde Park Study, the armory and billboards. The armary is still pending, Bill Nee is looking into the Hyde Park issue and will report back to the Council, and they will decide if they want the Planning Commission involved in this or not. The City Manager asked Peter Herlofsky ta find out what the Planning Commission wanted to discuss as far as bzllboards are concerned. , Mr. Clark said the reason Bill Weiss's name is included in this � part of the agenda was because he wanted to tell the Planning Commissior. '' that this sign blew down., He said he told Mr. Weiss that in order to put this sign up again, he would have ta have the property�rezoned, apply for three variances, and obtain a Special Use Permit. Mr. Clark said he told Mr. Weiss he didn't think he cauld jump all those hurtles to get his sign put up again. He said he asked him to wait and see ��. Planning Commission Meeting - July 17, 1974 Page 6 � if his business suffered because he didn't have this sign, or if people had trouble finding his location. Then if it was creating a problem, he could consider this again. Mr. Lindblad asked if the State would have to approve this sign. Mr. Clark said it was not in highway right-of-way. Mr. Harris said they would lik'e to discuss the policy the City ' Council would like to have the Planning Commission follow in considering Special Use Permits for billboards. Mr. Lindblad said we should know if the City Council is going to support us or not. He said there was no use in the Planning Commission hassling over these billboards if Council is going to approve all the requests. Mr. Clark said you could find out what they think is the most important criteria to use; the intersection, the zoning, or the R-1. The Planning Commission should know if they are in favor of extending the time for these billboards or if they are in favor of eliminating them. Mr. Lindblad said he thought the Planning Commission should have some input from Council before we have to handZe these requests. Mr. Haxris said we should find out if Council is concerned about billboards at all. /'� Mr. Clark asked if the Planning Commission had a preference on when this joint meeting should be held. Mr. Harris said he_thought an off Wednesday would be a good night for the Planning Commissian. Mr. Clark said he would find out the Council'.s feelings, and the Planning Commission members could be called. 4. BICYCLE PATHS COMMITTEE Mr. Clark asked Mr. Blair if he would serve as an ex-officio member of the Bicycle Path Committee. Mr. Blair said he would. Mr. Clark saic� if there were any minutes of these meetings, he should make sure the Planning Commission sees them. They wouldn't have to receive them at their meeting. but they would know what was going on. ADJORNMENT: Motion by Lindb�lad, seconded by Bla.ir, that the PZanning Commission adjourn their meeting at 9:35 P.M. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Respectfully submitted, ^ �� Dorothy e on, Secretary .� � � BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOA9MITTEE MEETING OF JULY 18, 1974 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Lindblad at 8:00 p.m. hiEhfBERS PRESENT: Lindb lad, Simoneau, Cariolano, Tonco MEMBERS ABSENT: Treuenfels . OTHERS PRESENT: Jerry Boardman, Planning Assistant MOTION by Cariolano, seconded by Simoneau to approve the minutes of the June 6, 1974 and June 25, 1974 meetings as written. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 1. CONSIDE RATION OF � REQU�ST TO CONSTRUCT A SPECULATIVE WAREIiOUSE L�CATEll ON LOTS 3- 7, BLOCK 6, (�NAWAY ADDITION; THE SAME BEING 7740-80 I3EECH STREET NOKTHEAST, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY RON SMITH AND PACO I�iASONRY) . D7r. Ron Smith was present for the request. Mr. Smith said he had been Uefore this Board last winter (December 6, 1973) and this Board approved his building plans, different from those pre- sented tonight, but the City would not grant him a permit. The Board asked why and Mr. Smith said he did not I:now. Mr. Boardman presented copies of the December meeting. They stated that before a building permit could be given, various agreements between Ron Smith and the affected property owners must Ue presented to the Ci.ty in regards to joint parking and also Ron Smith was to bring in agreemeiit plans for improvement of his properties in this area. Mr. Boardman said Mr. Smith was aware of these agreements, but had not brought them in. b4r. Tonco asked Mr. Smith if this building was the plan he �vanted since his previous building was a.lready approved. Mr. Smith and Mr. Boardman said this was a better plan, as the old plan had one main entrance wi.th a side yard loading doar and the back yard was undeveloped. Mr. Boardman said the same agreements (except parking and vacation of Gumwood Street which has been completed) woul.d be required for this building p2an also. He said that since Gumwood Street was vacated, one-half of the right-of-way went to Ron 5mith and this will. b e used to handle the truck traffic to the rear of the b uilding. Mr. Lindblad pointed out that a 25 foot driveway with 10 foot radius would be required and tltat poured concrete curb will be used around all parking areas. Building setbacks ��rere according to code. Mr. Smith said the Uuilding laill be painted split face concrete block with a brick on the front. Mr. Boardman said he would prefer to see a break-off biock in front as opp�sed ta the split face. 'I7iis gives a larger ^ webbing design for more contrast. Mr. Boardman said he would also like to see this treatment extended down t}le sides. � �, /'1 BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOrM�IITTEE MEETING OF JULY 18, 1974 - Pg. 2 Mr. Smith agreed with the change on the front and south cvalls but not the north wall as future expansion would be done,on this side. The landscaping plan as shown will be used. All�storage will be inside. Mr. Lindblad said in essance, them the Board can approve this plan but must require the same agreements as stipulated at the December 6, 1973 meeting. MOTION by Tonco, seconded by Simoneau to recommend to Council approval of the plans (dated June 6, 1974) for the building with the following stipula- tions: l, llriveway be 25 feet wide. 2. 10 foot radius at entrance. 3. Concrete Curb (6" x 18") around blacktop area. 4. Use landscaping plan as shown on 6-10-74 plans. 5. All storage of material and equipment must be inside. 6. D'rainage plan be worked out with the Engineering Department. ^ 7. Any outside storage of waste material must be screened, properly. 8. Any outside roof equipment must be properly screened. 9. Loading area on the north side of the existing building will not be used any longer, and all loading and unloading will b e inside of the new b uilding. 10. Provide easements for the westerly 10 feet of Lots 16 and 17, Block 7, Onaway addition. The Board strangly recommends that the City Council not issue a building permit for 7740-80 Beech Street until the City receives a signed written agreement stating that an agreement was reached for providing joint parking between Assurance Mfg. and S�erco Tool, the City Attorney to act'as mediator. Also that an agreement for landscaping be provided to the City fcox 7795 Beech Street. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 2. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A NEW BUILDING TO BE USED AS A MACHING SHOP LOCATED ON LOT 7, BLOCK 1, NAGEL'S t900DLANDS; THE SAME BEING 7615 BAKER STFiEET NORTHEAST, FRIDLEY, PIINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY , 1tt43 �A5"1' LAKE STK�t�'I�, MINNEAYOLiS, MINNESO"TA) . ^ Mr. Ron DeVriendt (co-owner) and Mr. 011ie Erickson (general contractor) were present for the request. 0 BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOD�MITTEE MEETING OF JULY 18, 1974 - Pg, 3 /'� Mr. Erickson said the building would be constructed of scored block on three side with break-off block in front,�all painted. Mr. Boardman presented a sketch for the front which he felt would create a more balanced looking front. He changed the windows fron Z on each side of the door to 2 on the north side and none on the south side. tiowever a glass pane2 would be next to the door for enterior lighting and balance. Mr. Erickson and Mr. DeVriendt liked the ehange but said mortgage money is set up already and if this new plan would cost more they would not be able to do it. The glass panel next to the door, Mr. Erickson noted, would be quite expensive not only for the cost of the glass but by new building codes it would have to safety glass and wired for vandalism reasons. The Board stipulated that they would leave the decision of which design they would use after investigating the cost for the new design, but this should be decided before going to Council. All parties agreed to this. The Board asked if they would be painting the front. They felt a natural biock would look better, especialiy on the new design. Pir. DeVriendt said if they use Mr. Erickson's plan it definitely would be painted. The Board left this as an option, again dependin� on what design would be used. Mr. Lindblad said the shrubbery plan as presented was okay. ^ Mr. Tonco asked about drainage. Mr. Erickson said he did not think there would be a prablem. The Board suggested they work with the Engineering Depart- ment if there is a problem. It was pointed out that aIl outside dumpsters must be screened; alI roof equipment, if any, be screened; enough parking stalls provided; and poured concrete curbing (6" x 18") must be used around the parking lot (except on the east side as future expansion will be on this side and precast curbing can be used here) . The Board noted there was no security lights. They suggested lights on the corners to flood the east, south and west sides and possible decorative lights over the doors and windows. The Board said this sould be ready for Counci l . MOTION by Tonco, seconded by Caricllano to recommend to Council approval of the building with the following stipulations: 1. Check into financial feasibility of using new design. 2. Work with Engineering Department on drainage plan. 3. Security light plan be brought in for.Council approval. /1 UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. . . � � /"\ BUILDING STANDARDS-DESTGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING OF JULY 18, 1974 - Pg. 4 3. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A NEW BUILDING TO BE USED AS AN APARTMENT LOCATED ON LOT 13, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION N0. 89; THE SAME BEING 1250 NORTON AVENUE NORTHEAST, FRIDLEY, i'IINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY D4R. KUTZIK, 209 NORT'fi SNELLING AVENUE, ST. PAUL, I�SINNESOTA.) 4. CONSID�RATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A NEW BUILDING TO $E USED AS AN APARTI�9ENT LOCATED ON LOT 13, AUDITOR'S SUB�IVISION N0: 89; THE BEING 1280 NORTON AVENUE NORTHEAST, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST . KUTZIK, 209 NORTH SF.NLLING AVENUE, ST. PAUL, r�INNESOTA.) Mr, iaeber and Mr. Brangstrom (architect) were present for the requests. Mr. Brangstrom said they will be constructing 2 complexes, 2 stories with 18 units each. The exterior will be constructed of brick and cedar. The cedar will be used around the windows and for the balconys. At present they clo not plan any garages. The Board asked what would be located in the storage building in the parking lot. Mr. Bran�strom said lawn equipment, dumpsters, etc. They plan on having a central garbage pickup inside the building and then transfer it to this area for pickup by a garbage service. Mr. Tonco asked what type of shin�s would be used. Mr. Brangstrom said ^ perhaps a slate-type, depending on the dollars available. Mr. Weber explained they do not know how many investors will be going in on this building so they da not have final plans or dollars available at the present time. Mr. Tonco asked about the construction of the party walls and was partic- ularly interested in the wall where the joint plumbing would be located. He felt noise wou�d be carried back and forth between apartments. Dir. Brangstrom said this canstruction was not fina2ed yet. Mr. Boardman said this Board had no jurisdiction over the inner construction, but that City staff would make sure it met code. Mr. Lindblad asked if there would be parking facilities for recreations equipment. Mr. Weber said no, as this created an area of added e�ense and vandalism. � Mr. Lindblad asked Mr. Boardman about the changes in red in regards to the parking lot. P•1r. Boardman said they had 9' x 20' parking stalls and in order to get the 36 stalls per complex needed at 10' x 20' he relocated the one entxance and parking stalls as needed. Otherwise all setbacks, poured concrete curbing, 6" x 18" around the blacktop, driveway widths of 25' and 10' radius was followed. ^ A4r. Lindbl�d suggested perhaps they could work with Medtronics on sharing parking (for recreational vehicles and guest parking) if needed. �� BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING OF JULY 18, 1974 - Pg. 5 Mr. Tonco asked about the floor construction of the balconys. Mr. Brangstrom said they are cedar with an open floor. Mr. Tonco was concerned that debris from the top balcony would filter down to the one below and�also a lady's privacy could possibly be hindered. Mr. Brangstrom said the reason for the open flaor is to allow for proper drainage. He said in order to construct a closed floor which will allow proper drainag�, it would have �o be b uilt on the order of a roof plus a surface placed on top that is good l.00king and easy to walk on. He said this gets to be quite expensive and did agree that a closed fl��or would b e better. Mr. Lindblad felt due to the reasons sited by Mr. Tonco they should look into the feasibility of a closed floor versus an open floor. birs. Cariolano asked about the green area between the two buildings designated on the plans as "play area". Both Mr. Brangstrom and Mr. �Veber said this area is undecided, due to money. I�1r. Weber said it would be a good area for a swimming pool, but this was just an idea. Mr. Brangstrom said it should be more accu-rately referred to as a landscaped area. Mr. Boardman said he would like to see some barbecue facilities in this area. Mr. Lindbald asked ab out the landscaping plan on the plans. Mr. Boardman � said he had shown some ideas as to what the City would like ta see. The Board said a plan showing landscaping should be brought in for staff approval. Mr. Lindblad asked if a fence would be placed between their land and Medtronics' parking lot. Mr. Brangstrom wanted to know if there is an ordinace stating one would be needed here. Mr. Bgardman said no, but perhaps they could work with Medtronics to plan some extensive landscaping on this 10 foot strip (each owner has 5 feet of green�. He said Medtronics has already been required to landscape this area. Mr. Lindblad asked if the wood on the balconys would be painted. Mr. Brangstrom said no, they would be kept natural cedar looking. Mr. Boardman said the drainage plan should b e worked out with the Engineering Department. • Mrs. Cariolano asked about lighting. Mr. Weber said there will be lighting by the entran�es. Mr. Lindblad said there should be lighting on a11 s�.des and a plan should be brought in for Council approval. Mr. Boardman asked what type of time table they would be working with, especially when would they know how money would be available. Mr. Weber said he was not sure at this time b�t felt it would not create a problem. MOTION by Simoneau, second�ed by Cariolano to recommend to Council approval � of the two buildings with the following stipulations: �.�.e� ^ BUILDING STANDARDS UESIGN CONTRO�. SUBCODM�fITTEE MEETING OF JULY 18, 1974 - P�. 6 ^ 1. Use parking lot layout as changed by, staff to allow for 10' x 20' stalls, 36 stalls per building. 2. 25' driveway widths. � 3. 10' radius at entrances. 4. Look into the possibility of joint parking with Medtronics for guest parking facilities. 5. Look into the feasibility of cZose floor vs. open floor for the balcony floors. 6. Landscape plan brought in for staff approval. 7. Look into feasibility of working with Medtronics on land- scaping the 10' area between the parking lots. 8. Work out drainage plan with Engineering Department. 9. Bring in security Iight�plan for Council approval. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 5. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT TWO NEt9 BUILDINGS TD BE USED AS SPECULATIVE WAREHOUSES LOCATED ON BLOCK 10, AUDITOR'S Si1BDIVISION N0. 78; THE SA�'�4E BEING 5951 AND 6051 EAST RIVER RQAD. FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY R.W. 1�1URRAY COMPANY OF ILLINaIS� 999 EAST TAUHY, DES PLAINES, ILLINOIS). Mr. Hank Tigue was present for the request. Mr. Tigue and Mr. Boardman explained that some problems have come up with this site. They had met with Anoka County Highway Department that afternoon and learned t�zat they (Anoka County) would be taking an additional 22 feet for street improvement right-of-way. This will affect their layout somewhat. Mr. Boardman said they will b e losing the area designated"for screening the buildings from East River Road. This is of particular concern for this Board. He also said they are going to the Board of Appeals �or a 1ot coverage variance, loading facilities in front variance and 5' to 0' setback for parking variance. b4r. Tigue said the layout concept would remain the same, they only would reduce it to the new lot size, after aIl right-of-way has been decided on. He explained that his company builds these buildiligs for inventory warehousing only, and that he cannot know how many customers would be using it. This is one reason for so many loading docks, to help rent the building. r�ir. Tigue said his company will rent the land from Bur•lington Northern and rent out the ^ building space. They never sell, so they are very interested in a good appearance. Mr. Simoneau felt they should go through all the legal hassel with Board of Appeals, Burlington Northern and Anoka County before coming to this Board. Mr. Boardman said it would have been done that way had they known of the 22t easement. �. � ^ BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBC01�'�1ITTEE MEETING OF JULY 18, 1974 - Pg. 7 Mr. Lindblad said he objected to this building for two reasons: 1) it is being building across the street from Robert' Louis Stevenson School, and 2) the loading docks facing East River Road. MOTION by Simoneau, seconded by Cariolano to table this item until further notice, after going to the Board of Appeals and clearing the various legal problems with Burlington Northern and Anoka County. UP�N A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 6. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO REFACE THE PRESENT BUILDING LOCATED ON LOTS 9 AND 11, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION N0. 94; THE SAA1E $EING 5351 CENTRAL AVEtVU� NORTHEAST, FRTDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY MILLER CONSTRUCTION, BQX 1228, HIGHLI�AY 15 SOUTH, ST. CLOUD, A9INNESOTA FOR MENARD LUMBER) . Mr. Darwin Hut of Miller Construction was present for the request. Mr. Hut said Menard's Lumber Campany is basically like Plywood Minnesota, but they also will sell furniture.' He said they are taking the old Spartan- Atlantic Stores and refacing them, and doing interior work on them as needed. This nne will retain the front en�rance doors, existing windows will b e blocked up, and the existing planters will be used. The overhang will be comprised of Kaiser Aluminum Shakes painted gold. The center portion bearing the name will ^ be chocolate brown with 6' high orange letters. The end front wall will be a tan aggregate panel. Mr. Hut said the interior is being changed to allow for a display balcony. At present the sprinkler system and parking lot is b eing brought up to code and the rear fencing of the property is completed (see Building Standards- Design Control meeting of May 28, 1974). The Board asked if a car will be able to drive up and pick up material. Mr. Hut said yes, a car pick up area will be located in the northeast corner of the structure. The Board said all outside refuse areas must be screened. MOTION by Tonco, seconded by Simoneau to recommend to Council approval of the alterations with the follawing stipulation. 1. Outside refuse area must be screened. UPON A VOICE VOT'E, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimausly. 7. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT AN ADDITION TO THE PRESENT BUILDING FOR WAREHOUSE USE, LOCATED ON LOT 24, BLOCK 2, CONIl�IERCE PARK: THE SAME BLING 7421 CO��IERCE LANE, FRIDLEY, P4INNESOTA. (REQUEST BY ., 74Z1 CONII�IERCE LANE, FRIDLEY, P�fINNESOTA. ^ D4x. Bi11 Fudge (owner) and Mr. Fudge (son, and president of company) were present for the request. - , ` � . � L� BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCONIl�IITTEE MEETING OF JULY 18, 1974, Pg. 8 Mx. Fudge said they will be adding on a 6,000 square foot addition. Exterior material and paint will match the existing building. All dumpsters will be located inside the structure and if they are outside they will b e properly screened. It was pointed out that 30 parking stalls are need, and their plans show only 28. Mr. Boardman asked the Board to stipulate a letter to the City from Mr. Fudge stating if additional parking is needed, it will b e provided on the adjacent lot owned by Mr. Fudge. Mr. Tonco said it should also read that if Mr. Fudge sells the lot, the parking lot will be completed so as to , provide adequate parking. Mr. Fudge agreed as he said he would not ever sell this lot. Mr. Boardman said all precast curing will have to b e changed to poured concrete curbing, 6" x 18", around the front area. All concrete curbing along the south �vall will be omitted as this area is needed far parking and truck maneuverability. MOTION by Carionalo, seconded by Simoneau to recommend to Council approval of the addition with the following stipulations: � ^ 1. If any outside refuse is done, it must be screened properly. 2. Letter to the City from Mr. Fudge stating if additional parking is needed, it will be provided on the adjacent lot owned by Mr. Fudge. If this lot is ever sold, the parking lat will be finished to provide adequate parking. 3. Precast curbing changed to poured concrete curbing, 6" x lg", except on south and eas� to allow for future expansion. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the-motion�arried unanimously. Chairman Lindblad adjourned the meeting at 10:30 p.m. Respectfully submitted, �� Paula R. Long � S ecretary .�"'� THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING OF 3ULY 23, 1974 The meeting was called to order by Chai.rman Dri�ans at 7:34 P,M. ^ •MEMBERS PRESENT: Drigans, Crowder, Gabel, Plemel MEMBERS ABSENT: Wahlberg OTHERS PRESENT: Howard Mattson - Engineering Aide MOTION by Gabel, seconded by Crowder, to approve the minutes of the July 9, 1974 meeting as written. Upon a voice vote, there being no i�ays, the motion carried. l. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SFCTION 205.053, 4, B4, FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO REDUCE THE SIDE YARD ADJOINING AN ATTACHED GAI2�IGE FROM 5 FEET T0 3 FEET, TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF AI1 ATTACHED GAItI:GE, TO BE LOCATED ON LOT 8, BLOCK 6, DONNAY'S LAKEVIEW MANOR ADDITION, THE Sl�b1L BEING 5724 JACKSON STREET N.E., FRIDLEY, MINN. (REnU�ST BY MR. DOIQALD WINTERS; 5724 JACKSON STREET N.E., FRIDL�Y, MINNESOT�1.) MOTION by Crowder, seconded by Plemel, to waive reading the public hearing. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. Mr. Winters was present to present his request. Mr. Winters explained he wants to build this garage in front of an existing single garage that will remain. He said the proposed yarage will be attached to both the r�ouse and the existing garage and the stoop on the side of the house will be removed. He said his intention is to build a 2 car garage as he owns 3 cars. �� Mr. Crowder stated it looks like an engineering feat tying all of the roofs together. Mr. Winters said the front of the existing garage is flush with the back o£ the house and the proposed garage will be fZush with the front of the house. � He said the garage roof will look e�actly like the existing house roof. Mr. Crowder asked if the existing garage is heated or insulated and if it is to be turned into living area. Mr. Winters said it will be used as garage area and that it is not heated or insulated. Chairman Drigans asked how far the adjoining structure is from the lot line. Mr. Winters said that the struetur� is approxzmately 5 feet from the lot line and his existing garage is 5 feet frant the line. Mr. Crowder asked if the adjoining house has i�:s bedrooms on that side and Mr. Winters said it did, but that he has talked to Mr. Kruize about the variance and he had no objections. Mrs. Gabel asked Mr. Winters if he realized he had to install a firewall on the outside wall of his garage. Mr. Winters said he did know about this. Mr. Crowder stated a firewall will also be required between the house and garage that will extend through the ceiling. Mr. Winters said he realized this also. Chairman Drigans asked Mr. Winters what he will do with the existing cement. Mr. Winters said that the cement will stay, except where the footings will be and this will have to be dug up. � Chairman Drigans asked Mr. Winters what he will do with the windows on this side of the house. Mr, Winters said he would like tc� put in a 3 foot walkway between the house and garage and this way he could save the windows, Mr. Plemel asked if that wouldn't defeat the doui�le garage. Mr. Winters said his neighbor has done it but he said he would check w?th the building inspector on this. The Minutes of the Board of Ap�eals Subcommittee Meetin� of July 23, 1974 Page 2�v Mr. Crowder said an alternative would be to remove the existing garage and build a /� double garage in the back yard. Mr. Winters said he would not want to do that. Mr. Crowder asked Mr. Mattson if there was any maximum footage for a residential garage. He thought he had heard it was 1000 feet.• Mr. Mattson said the only restriction he knew of was ui�der lot coverage where all buildings cannot cover over 25 percent of the lot. MOTION by Crowder, seconded by Gabel, to close the public hearzng. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. Chairman Drigans stated the hardship seems to be a single car garage and more cars than space. He added there are no objections from the neighbors. Mr. Plemel and Mrs. Gabel stated they had no objections. Mr. Crowder stated he had no objections except to stipulate the firewall be installed on the south wall of the garage and he did question the area maximum of 1000 feet on a garage but these gar_ages would be under that. MOTION by Crowder, seconded by Plemel, to recommend approval to t.he City Council of the side yard variance from 5 feet to 3 feet because of the problems already stated, and with the stipulation that a firewall be installed on the south wall of the garage, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried� 2. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 205.053, 4, B4, TO REDUCE THE SIDE YARD ADJOINING AN ATTACHED G�RAGE FROM 5 FEET TO 3 FEET TO ALLUW THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ATTACHED GAR�IGE TO BE LOCATED ON LOT 7, BLOCK 2, BONNY ADDITION, THE SAME BEING 6031 - 5TFI ^ STREET N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTI�. (RE(�UEST BY MR. ROBERT A. RIESE, 6031 - 5TH STREL:T N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA.) MOTIOI3 by P1.emel, seconded by Crowder, to waive reading the public hearing notice, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. Mr. Robert Riese was present to present his request. Mr. Riese explained he has only 23 feet between his house and the lot line. He said he want:- a 20 foot garage for a double garage that will be 24 feet deep.- He stated the builciing inspector had been aut� to check the deck he is buildi.ng, so he asked him about the proposed garage. The buz3.c:°;.r�g inspector sa •' he couldn't go any deeper with the garage because of the hipp z.<�,:�+' and he suggested the garage as proposed. Chaa.r.:��n Drigans asked what the condition of thc house was after the tornado. Mr. Ri:ese s��id it was completely destroyed. Chairman Drigans questioned him not building a garage at that time. Mr. �iese said they needed an extra room at that time and he did not have er►ough money to build both the room and the garage. He add�d he needs the garage now. Chairman Drigans asked if he had considered putting the garaye in the back yard. Mr. Riese said he had not as his driveway would be to long. Chairman Drigans asked how far the adjoining structure was away from the lot line. Mr. Ra.ese saic3 the adjoining house is over quite a way and the detached garage is. set back farther than he proposes to build his and about 4 to 5 feet frem the lot 1ine. ^ Mr. Crowder asked if the cement that is existing is the same size as the propose� garage. Mr. Riese said the concrete is l.arger, hut they will have to pour more en top of it and then dig the footings down. The Minutes of the Board of Appeals Subcoruni.ttee I�eetin of Jul 23, Z9"/4 �Page 3 � . . 0 Chairmari Drigans asked what the overhang will be on the garage next to the lot line. Mr. Riese said it will be 24 inches to match the house. Chairman Drigans was � concerned with the drainage off th.is side of the garage. Mr. Riese added the run-off will drain toward the back of the lot so there should be no problem. Mr. Crowder added that the neighbor might ask that a rain gutter be installed to prevent drainage on his lawn. MOTION by Gabel, seconded by Crowder, to close the public hearing. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. Chairman Drigans stated the hardship is having no garage. Mr. Crowder added one problem seems to be the window on the side af the house. Mr. Mattson added the firewalls on both the inside and outside walls will have to be installed. MOTION by Plemel, seconded by Gabel, to recommend approval to the City Council of the side yard variance from 5 feet to 3 feet with the stipulation that the firewall be installed on the south wall of the garage. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. 3. A REQUEST FOR VARIANC�S OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 205.135, 1, G2, TO ALLOW LOADING FACILITIES IN THE FRONT YAFtD, AND, SECTION 205.135, l, E4, TO REDUCE THE SETBACK FOR OFF STF�EFT PARKINC� FROM THE P'IAIN BUILDING FROM 5 FE�T TO ZEKO FEET, AND, SECTION 205.134, 3A, TO INCRr;ASE THE LOT COVERAGI, FROM 40 PERCENT TO 43.7 PERCENT, TO ALLOW THE CONSTFUCTION OF TWO G4AREHOUSE I�UILDINGS, TO BE LOCATEn ON LOTS 9 AND 10, AND PARCEL 2500, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION #78, AND PART OF PARCELS 10 AND 1200, S�CTION 22 THE SAME BEING APPROXIMATELY 120 FEET WES`i' OF THE �9�ST LINE OF THE BUI2LINGTON NORTHERN RAILROAD RIGHT OF WAY, TO THE EAST LINE OF FAS'1' RIVER P.OAD; SOUTFi TO THE NORTH LINE OF SECTION 22, T-30, R-24, TO APPf20XIMATELY 1560 FEET SOUTH OF SAID NORTH LINE, BEING ^ GENERALLY LOCATED AT 5951 AND 6051 }�AST RIVER ROAD N.E., FRIDLEY, MIIQNFSOTI�. (REQUEST BY R. W. P'iURRAY COMPATIY OE' ILLINOTS, 999 EAST TOUF3Y, DES PLATNES, ILLINOI5. ) � There was no one present to present the request. Mro Mattson explained the applicant asked that this be tabled until the next meeting as they have some problems to work out. MOTION by Gabel, seconded by Plemel, to table this item until the next meeting. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. Mr. W�ntz, with Industrial Development of Burlington Northern and Mr. Brokhof, with the Land Department of the Railroad, were present. Mr. Wentz explained they came to the meeting mainly as spectators to see what the situation is but since the applicant is not present, there is not a great deal they could say tonight. They stated they were concerned with the land that the County is asking to be dedicated and they can see no reason for it so they would like to find out why they are asking for so much. They stated the County wants 22 feet along East River Road and 60 feet for 61st Avenue. Chairman Drigans asked Mr, Mattson to qet the background information on the dedications and to report back �t the next meeting. ADJOURNP'i�NT : ^ The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Drigans at 8:25 P.M. Respectfully submitted, MI�RY HINTZ Secretary ,�,,w,�,... .- . . � :�� `l.i�.J�TiJaA. 1'.A�YJ.�..��i.l`Ll::'i��t1Ji 2Vt11�1.��r li"i'lJ.'j155.LUA\ .. ,7u1�� 9, 197�E I�:_.sT'I•iI3J.1:S 1'1:);SJ:Z�T: 1:��i�crt T:r.:icic�nn, Jim T_,an�enield, LecAnn Spor-re, P•lary t•1.i'1'l:].11� ::��c1 Tnm Sullivan 4`Ztil�l:5 1':,i: ;)�I�`i : lli.r.lc IIo��pc�;i-r.<!:h, lligl��:T.zy D: pari:ment }'.epxesenL-ati_ve from l)i5 �7-7.cl: ir=,'i )r lt•C`" 7'r�i� ,i' t 1 �� . . . . l�.l.��;l��.,� i �)i\ t':.�.E.i �.� (. 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C.��. q .�.?'1�r.:-i'1<1v:�.«'.�?_:.. f�!!'.r`vl:1f`< r,�• ,'�l l.`�� l�:!3 NUt'.'141'lZ�'C:. 1'l� t.'''.:� C�` CO.tl;� tl�' f.�� .�..,, y. � I!t��i�Dit►TE f:ELC1�SE -.4- June 13, 1914 N�ttsr��l �sts Qn Du�j� P,t �6 St�te �ar�:� �2 P�«�ur�l �st� ��e n��f on du�y in 26 ��iinnesota State Par�k�, u�c��r an expand�d pr�agrrn� la�nci��d d ye�� .go by the Dcpart.men� af ri�tural Re�otircese 7he expans;o^ rn �he ��c�gta�r i��as r�acie possible by an ap�r�o��iation f�om the P�1inr�esat:a Pfa4u;�a i Resaurce; s��ectal cigare�Gre �ax acc6�nt, ir� res�;onse to a tre��er�ous �ub� �� ci-rrand fo�� riur�e ir�ter�prpet��re p��og�ams in t�re stat� park syst�m� The e�r�lo�ment cfi` �d�i�ion�.i ��fu�a1 �s�s fo� t.h� s�rrr,ne�° m�r�th� is one attem�t to res�cr�d f:a th � s r�G«�, �ccar�d ; ng io Di v� � si cn of Sf:ate Pa�ks an� IZecr°ea�ti on ofific�al s e Th� ►�aturd i� 4r ,��Ggr un7s m�;3o tvary s1 � ghtly fr�arn �ar°k �o ra�°E;, � bu� ger�era� 1y cons�st of such �cti��;ties as� e�en�ng natut°e m��ries; nature ti•ialks during �I�e � davt�ime; st�dy�� c�eai�ays h?�tor,y, �-�ildlife and �l�n� lif�; Ga�s, cano;� and b�ke caravans; pho�o�i~a.,�?h;F an� bi:�c� t��ail��s and lectuwes �n the h�st�� af �ar1,y m�n, and ��}��r appr��iate subje�;t.s� . n Th�se ser�` E ng �,s �arl, r�a�uFai i sts are stucie� �s 9 teacher s or° athers ��ho hav� a specia1 ynteres�; �n na��r«1 his�ory and ar°e ��t�1�in� to teuch ai�d work iAri�h th� gene�a7 p�bl ic dusing t.h� s��mmer° mont"tis:, The,� include somz m�mber-s of �he ��Valunt��s in F�r°�:s r�ogram'E,r�osj� in ��ie �econd y�c�a� ofi' fund�ng b� the P;atur°a1 Resou rc�s GU�r�r�t : 5 s i t�n . T��e st.ate �a��:s n�wj fea�.uring naturalists are. Scenic, J�y C��ke, Go�se�err�y Fallss CaSG�de Rivc�, .�ud:�e hingneys Lake Bronsc;n, . Old F1i�1, Lake [�en�?d,}� a�a Itast�a. /ilso, E3«fi�G7o 2��er�, f��,piet,roody t_ake Car�as, hhi;le L�cs Kath�o, Ste Croix, Cro�•r 1��r�, In.t�a ��i�t.e-5 l�f�T s�a.r� �)"�r�ens Blg �t011� Lake, Sin1c3�, Laice Sl�e'tel;, Fc�r� Snel i�r��, Sa'r.a��=r� �:a�:ey h�`M�e>t►°and ldoods, IieimerL ��y�e, t�lhitti�tut:er ancl �o��stvilleo 1 n ad� � �� c�� ; n: s r�� gui c?�� ar, c��a i 1 abl c for t�nder�g��ur�ci c.ou; s at Tc��;�.r Souda�� St��i:e f'�;rk; ai�c� a ta�}ec! present.ar.�on �s featur��ci a�: Srj�lt �i(i�`!� L_1Cji1�.�'��:;^ 5�ate Park, �nie�p!�e-t�r:c� t.r�e h�stor°y artid significanc� �t tr�� Ligh� Fi��cse area�. ^ Park 41St�L{l-s ��?shsna to benei�it. fr°om the n�;t.u��alist rrvgrar,is sh�uid inquit~e about the scr��ule upori rF�ci��ter�ng fe�r� camping; or check t-I�� ,��e k bulletin boarcf for i��furmatz�n, i � r �� . � . � � � � LAW OFFICES . ' . � • . . . . . . . WEAVER, TALLE & HERRtCK /�, . � � . . . . . �. . . � ' 316 EAST MAIN STREEt . . � � � �� . � � . . ANOKA, MINNESOTA�55303 CNARLES R. WEAVER. . . . . . . � . . 421'S413 -. .� HL'RtdAN L.TAL'LE � . . . . . . . . . • . . VIRC+IL C, HERF7ICN. � - . � � . . � 6279 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N.E. �� RODEf7T taUNNS � . � � � � FRiDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432 . . . � � JAMEv 0.. GIBBS . �. � . . � - 560�3850 � � . . . . . YlILU/1M K. GC�ODRtCH � � . . . � - . . � � . . THOMAS A.GEDDE � p q � , � � . FIRBT 57ATE 6ANKBUILDfNG � � . '� � � �EFFFtFr P, HICKEN � � JU�y O� �9�`t � � � ' � � - COON RAP�DS,MINN.55433 � � � . . � . . � - � . � . . � 755-1330 - . Pjr. James Langenfeld 79 63 1/2 41ay Northeast Fridley, Minnesota � Re: Environmental Quality Commission - Dear Mr. Langenfeld: - I have yo:ar i°equ�st for an opinion as to wheth�r it would be necessary to have a charter amendment ta include another member on the P7anning Commission. Rlease be a�vised that it would not be necessary to amend the charter. It �t�rould, however, be necessary to amend the existing ordinance. I trust that this letter ans��ers your i�quiry. , . � Sincerely,�, t ��i ` ,� , --,�t�.F�� 1�,, � VCH:jjh Virgil G. Herrick ` �_ � �� i f ,, �� '� _� 2820 . , �.� �1 - . . t � � ` y � � . . [ �� Y+, o: -^ 1 ;J /s! �'� �+ . . � . � . Q '� � �., P- ;Y r. P iT ';l C\ j� 4'"�^: ` F"� . , # �' � 5 � - � F} i. � . 1 � �{ Y . � 1q{ ��r � L r R�{:v � � V�1a:9CS�� . .� .. . . „� � .. .�� k � i �j �,9 � t i __U sL_ V ._N , J v a-a�'� .1' k; sl � � � 1�.�1 4 ___ —__—__ � . % t � � � tf�'4' 3 '-� �._ r„��_'T —��` �� _ _-__' � ��,_� �. :3 <�C(3�'�,f��(`� � k � {� �� ,.� z =�'"' �+.� �"- : __� �.�� _ -- � r �S r �; S ' � �';s � �b � d ��r c'� t� J�� ---- �, � _'i , �; � :_.... ,� � '`� C� '� � � i, .. � .e � l .� ;, � , � • ; . - : < , ...� � _ _= .-�.. ,.�- � ...___ _�_� ___.. . -� „ ` ;• ,._. �. ,.... , .. —_ _ _ ,. . __,-�_.�_..---- --- ._ __.,�_.._....-� , _ ` _ __ : .._......._.: T � _ - �, . _.._ ._.,..^..__.__. . �;7. ?5 wi �r k� �r�d��scn r E�ke��s Ed � tor Ju1y i 7� 1974 . Cpnf,��t; : _ _ . r�,rr��_ ��n� u�c,��D �,7� .Rt�ISzRA�� iClLO �d0i T0 �.ICrFYs� c�A�eLR i�i: �p,;;�� .:��=�c _ _--___ fit�YS � � '`E�`��t ��hr ��-1t�QT�.::_.F1�tr;D B�� 1�tC��AS� t10�'ED IPC FT> SP�E�.LI4�aG R�::�F,RV;�__-__, �:_: .�_..�_ _.�._.. - — 5��'�C ��RK ��ISiT�r2S �� or1� � �; ��.c•r.. �� :,��t� �� e �s: i:"i i1: �.� S..t1,!C�.S__..._._..._.�_._._._�.,... Cfi�fi� RXIIER �'�CJECT OPP�SITION �t2ObiS . F"eu��l Fu��s F:eceived �'or Ihihs��I�T�` ftf.� r�iC !:!i � st� ��_. t�lo�k , 4 ,• _ - /'�--�------ ,...._..�.__ D4�ar�t��cip�� o� e�a��ra� Re��ourcE�� urnr��ssiar��f� f:a�tert �o H4r��st annouriced ioday fi"ax t�linnesc�':a h�� b��n ��io�ted ��,i��,415 (�"��t��`iuQ J�rn� ��tf�} as it� share o� ` ov�r �37 mi11 ic� t��i;�� ,;?r:�uioned �y �h� fe:��1 gover°nm��t �aw� fish and wild�i�� P`�S�tS�'d�iOtt ��'t}�4G�f;., Rna �i��r d��:�i b�t� �:� c�i' �ur�d� wi �� n==�,zn � s� ��cemb�� .��t� tf�� ta�al amoun� �� exc � s,e �axes �rc:r sa i�s �� i r°��?'� a►�� r��i n� eq�i p�r�n� i s dp��t�n� ned for . . , ' � . b' . ' . f�sc�1 y�ar� 'i974� ihis pr��1 ��±5n�.ry ��;��~ihu�inr� 1�oi11 ��3«��T� �:�L��:e� ta finance their wildlife a►��d i i sh pr�c�r��m� uni. i 1 �l7� c��d o � �t�re ca1 e�c�ar ye�� =�her� tl�� fina� dT sbursem�� i s r��e. . ThP a�n��r'tin��r;t :� rr�ua_ ?nr��,al1y �r�� F��s�d �n a fo�tnfala 4�{�ich takes inio �accc��int 1tce��L s��ies, szze �f� sfiat�� cr;ci po;��i�=�,�rc�n� FO hP.C�rcl� Pi 1 Cii �� ^� o� the c� 1 f3 'ttkt�dS s S�<"a�`� tl°tlis� 'f � t`St eX�P.f1C{ ��l2'i 1" 04dt1 (itOCl'i �S en ��njec;.:� �:;1��`4��d ��;r �:h� �fect�ra.l c;overn:n=�:i�: a�sci �re t�ter, �-eimuurseci far 75 �4 rr.ent �i � fiE� pro� ��: �: r.os�s . r r t Tl-�!$ NE1�h�S!.�TT�:F� !S f'i=�i�'�S�CEf� UC� "iC10io RECYCLED ['APEt� ,� -3-- rC: V . July 17, 1�74 , Regi�st�ar� Toid Plo� Tc� License � T1`MERiAi�E RELEAS� t�ta�e� Td �__,�s______ The De�ar �m�n� a s t�a i�,ra � �t��oclrces 1 T cen5e c�nter has sent a memo to a')1 de��tty re;�st�ars in�t�r�rc�ing ti��m n;�t to �i �CE9t5P certcain flotativn cievices �nmm�nly useci a� s:.� ir:�;ni �r� b�ac�as , � he T"�� i S��•�rs �r�r�e to� d n^t �o � s�ue ��f:ercra ft 1 i c�nses for i nner iubes , a �r mattr�sse� ar inf l�'�able tn�s_ . � . "These �a�e not v�ate�°c�afi.'� sa�d Bob 4,+e?ls DfJR lice�se Cnnter Supervisor, '�and the:r�fer� shouid n�t be lic�nsed." � / / / Big Increase Pdo�Ced I�i ��. SneTling ��DI!17£ f2EC.EASE Staie P�r ic 4'isitors ^ .rhe Q��ar�ment o-� hiatural Resouv�ces repor°tec� today that more people have vis�ted F�o Snell�nc� st�te �ar�; so �ar� this y8ear th�� dur�ng the whnj� of 1973. _ Based or, the sat� of rr�otor ��ehicle en�r�anr.e permits, a total of 14,700 � v�hicle� had e�te�ed the park as of July 8, �iore th�n �,�OQ veh:c"ies etttered t�e park c;uri ng thP f� rct ei rht day�s o�" July.: Gn Ju1y 4, the pa��°k v°ecorded 2,600 �eh�cles,, Harald Raak, rEgY��al nawk and recreatio� supervisor, attributed the , t � increas� ta im�ravement and incr�eased po�ui�r•�ty o� the sw�r,�:�inc� beach, a new natv►°alist �:�ogram ae�d h��h gasoiin� prices which tend to cause Twin Gities residents ta s��k r�ec��ation oppo�tc�n��ies in �he m��r°o ar�a. . ./ / / _ n ..�.w , . ', _4- ' July 17, 14�4 rti+ v C�ch� Ri i�e� Pro3�ct Oppos��►on � Ih�tiiFDTATE R�LE/��E G�o�w� Y� Char�bers uf C�m,me:�ce an �ir��:ansa� are joir.�n� v�i�h other graups and individaals attempt.�r�g io sa�e pub�ic ��ic��s in t�e C�che Ft�v:r-�ayou D��'iew Basin from a l�.S. A�m�r _�ar{�s o� Ert��re�r$ �r•�q,;�:4t, the t�i��iife P�1�r�gemRnt Instif:ute reports.. 7h� Si�itc�aw�, Ark�nS�s � Ch��tis�t� Of` Cd��r�Ge �ni t�ated a pl ea for f�e1 p to other such g:�oups ir� the s��te ar� s�v�ra� a�r��ady� have r��ot�ded. In a letter t� ai��r ��ic�r�s�� Ch4n��ers of Co�:mfi�ce, the Stu�tgart group nflted that the p�oj�c�t �s ""��as�d by ��115 �i?�L10l1S 18s1{��tltJ COF15EiVd�lOtl O1'CldCliZd'�iQ{1S 85 wet] as ihe Siat�s c,f rritrn�snt�ay Tow�� Iil�no�s, Ohio, Kentucky, South Qakata, Ncrth Dakota, t,liscc,nsin, hit�w�u��, �n� C.ouisiana�" The ten staies jain�d tvith Arkansas �n cour��: a��ion 40 ��t the pr�o3ect� � 7he S�ut��aric �r�oup s�:ei the pro��v� �as be�r� � ia�°ge landowners operation�frr,m the very beg�nr�x:�c� an� iha� �ttempt� tv get C�ngressional auth�rizatian for the k�at^� � i n i 9� 1 and ��?�� f a i i ed b��G �e cast-hene�i t rati os ��re�e too 1 ocv. . ... After t�vo un,�ccesstui ��ter�pts, �h� Ch�m�b�� sa�d, large landowner�s in the area t "h� r�ed 1 a�vy�rs a�d an eng # r�eer t,o appea 1 to the Boa�d of Engi neers far Ri�vers and Har�o�s in t�last�tr�g�on: ih� ��w,��r� prc�tuce� a?_�2 pa�e testir�orty and �f�e Engineers found n�w 6�n�fits �Eo rai�e �he cast-�en�ti�at �aiio.'° . The pro�ect w�� a��th�r�t�d in 195�, �ven t�7ugh a study sho��ed t�at anly 9.3 perc�nt of �he lar��awners t,ro�,?ci get 50 per�ent a� t�te bene�=Yts> The Stu�tgar� Chamber s�� ha� t{�c pro.�ect wi11 drain �ppr�aximat�ly 2,0�8 squa�e miles of pr�ductlrre bottoml�r�ds at p�b�� ex�enseo _,. - . '"It ��rill ma�ce ��tr�«�r�h�, muddy dit�h of b��h th� Cache and Bayou DeView rive�^s all t:tie rlay to ti�ssc�G-ri �nc� ind�ce c�ear°in� of aNpi~dximatel,� 17Q,000 �cr°es af v�aluable. t�mt�er�,'� t.he Charr;i�e� sa1d. . "This project �r� 11 oe�;tir�c,�° 80 p�rc��t �f ih:� r�c:nzaining de��°� squire�el s and . � t��i:ey hab7tat �� thr arE�i, pa-�cticat !y 41 i��tn�t�ir�g s�oi�t a�,� co�,z:nercial �irshing and de��r�y th� v�9�terinq c�ruE,n�s of �:�lzs nation� lar°gest cancenira�ion af mall�rcf "- ducks," the Chams,�r conclu��^d. r r f . . . . . . . . . . . . hye . . . 'TT 1:.' f � .n,� ;. , �v, v,�,n,..tn� . r, ,i„y- � . . � � . � . - � . � . � 1� �'-: _ ��. ��.,._�J.• .;. 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F0� II�'��IAT �, R�T�r..�SE _ June Z�i, 1974 ihe t�,ir� esot� Po�?ution Contrai ��ency°s .i�tecu-tive � rector �ranv _ ?.;nrri�} s:�.�ned pa_rtic? p.atio� a�ree��n��s beiween three m�ior Zake �•aperio:^ indus�ries ar�e� 1;he t�Jes�:ern Lake Superior Sex,itary District on �F�ondaye The fi.nxee corn�anies, � Northwes-i Pa.per Cos ar_d Conwed Corp. of C�oquet a..�d Superwoo� of Du�,uth volun.L�.rily agreed to treat their a.ndus-� �rial w�s��s at the ti1�SSI3ts pro�osed wa�te water treatmer,t plant - �-.� in Ua.lu�h ��ns�ead of buil�.ing t?�eir o:��n facilitiese , � �he a�r. �er.:ent signed on t�;onday :..s tne first �o involve :najor inc?usiries. Established by �he l97? Minr�esota Le�i�lature� the �YT�:�D was given � region�l auKhor�ty to p1a�.4 consf..rvc.s a.nd re� :la:e �•�aste treatme:�t facilities 2r a 500--s�uaxe mile area on the P'.? nnesota s� c�e of La'�:e SulJerior. The �v'I� �D-built plant is expec �ed to handle all municipa.'. and industrial w�tstes in the T)ulutr area at a cost of approxima�el.y ;�60 1T21.].�011e The �greement is the culmin�.�tion of years of discuss�on �nd �e��te between i.ndusi:,ry, r�er�bers of the PCA? ar.d the I�/LSSD. It signi�zes the � a� sured cor�tinuation ofi the 1�JZwSSU pro�ram whicb. zs desi�;ned to i►npruve the watEr ;uality of the 5;;. Loui�> RiveL' a�z� the lluluth-Superiar iiarbor. ^ � .� u ' � •� � � i. „ :, /,• ,. �•-- - �� MINUTES OF THE REGULAR PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING. JULY 2L, 1974� `'�°`"' Meeting was called to order at 7:50 p.m., by Chairn�an Blair. � � �, � MF��F'.,RS PRESENT: Blair, Caldwell, Wagar. M�'�BEiZS EXCUSID: Peterson, Harris. OTHER.S PRESEN`I': Zane Kaiser, 751 Overton Drive N.E. , 55432, 566-2865, B�le ��.ub. Keith Ctiumnens, 7729 Knollwood Drive, Nioundsview, 55432, 784-1830, Fridley Lions Club, 2nd Vice President. Jim Snow, 4534 Dupont Avenue North, Mpls, 55412, 529-9004, Fridley Lions Club, President. Maynard Nielsen, 4655 22 Street•N.E., 55432, 560-6608, Fridley . Lions Club, lst Vice President. " Jon Parker, 7074 Z�mundson Avenue South, 55435, 941-1448, Guitar Lessons. Steve Nbser, 200 Hugo 5treet NE, 55�32, 784-7133, Ruth Circle Park. Paul Brown, Director of Parks & Recreation. Curt Dahlberg, Park Fora-n�z. Cathie Stordahl, Secret.ary to the Con�nission. BIBLE CLUB� Mr. Zane Kaiser was present to ask the Catrnnission's permission to conduct Bible Study classes for yauth, at one of Fridley's Parks. He stated that he had no specific park in mind, but that he would like to have the use of bathrooms, if at all possi.ble. They're planning to hold the classes frc�n 3:30 to 5 each day with 2 or 3 people in charge. ^ Mr. Kaiser reports that their a�tendance i.s increasing quite rapidly in St. Paul. With this response in rnind, they are expanding their program and hope to include Fridley. Mr. Brown felt that the City would be receptive to the pragram on a one year, rotating basis. His thought was that they would move on to another municipality n�t year. The Ca�unissioners �gr�d with this suggestion. 'I'he location of the classes was discussed, and it was generally agreed that Locke Park would be an ideal location because of. the pa.ssive nature of the park and the fact that bathroan facilities were available during the day. MOTION fay (�agan, Seeav�ded by Cu.�dwe,?,2, �a p�te.m.i� �he Ra�ev.i.�,2e sa��ils� Chwi.eh. �a eanduc.t ��.6.2e C.2c�s�� .n Laehe Pcur.Fz �tc.am Augu�� 12�h. �lvc�ugh Augws� 1 G�h, {�nom 3: 30 �� 5: 00 p. m. , w-i.th. �he �.dea �hcc.i �hey w�..P�. n��a,te w,i;th a��ie�c muv►,i.e,i,�cc,P.i,t.ie�s anv�hetc �ean.. The Mv�i.an ca�vu.ed. GUITAR LESSONS, Mr. Jon Parker was in attendance at the mceting to propose scgne Gtiitar Lessons for the resid�nts of Fridley. He apened the discussion with scgne of his personal backround. He stated that ha was a college graduate and has taught within Fridley's Ele�nentary School systc�n. ^ Mr. Parker explain�l that his personal experience indicates that it's not hard to find guii_ar players, but it is hard to find gu.itar teachers and especially those who also have an education backround. The pres�nt status of his organization includes lessons in Shoreview, I-�rden Hills, Blocenington, Fdina, Ros�nount, West St. Paul, South St. Paul, Burnsville, and Osseo. His instructors teach the basic fund�nentals of guitar, and knaa haw to adapt it to the classrcxxn. Just rec�ntly, his municipalities have included St. Louis Park, and ane of the Minneapolis School systems . Minutes of the Parks & Recreation Can�nission Meeting, July 22, 1974. Page 2 �� (�`�TAR LESSONS CCON`T): Mr. Parker stated that their group lesson program is for 10 weeks, and they feel that after a year, the student should be eligible for private lessons. The minimum age is 4th grade, and his oldest student is about 75. They limit the classes to 10 people. It is their experience that after the 10 weeks, about 7 of the students are interested in furthering their abilities. Within the first 10 weeks, tYie students learn the basic cords and fundamentals. The second 10 week session teaches them the finer points of the guitar and how to smoc.>th out the basic cords and make them a little nicer. The third 10 week session teaches the students s�ne music theory and how to read notes. So after a on� year proqram, they have a very sowzd backraund on the guitar. At that time, they should have determined �ahether or not this is the type of thing they would lik� to continue with. Fram this point, they are �eady for private lessons. Many of the instructors are available for private lessons. Private lessons enable the student to specialize in classical, jazz, rack-�n-roll., finger-pickin', or the various other styles of guitar. I t is surprising, though, that the trend is not taward rock-n-roll. Mr. Parker stated that most of his time now is spent with the hiring and training of teachers. A lot of the teachers ccgne fr�n a teaching backround or musical b�.cicround already. Mrs. Caldwell asked for the manner of payment� Mr. Parker stated that the Recreatian ^ Departmer�t would collect the fees and he would su}xni.t a i.nvoice to the Department at the end of the session. T� �k�rge would be $1.50 for 1 wee}c� In c�nparison to the amount charged by music studios or private inclividuals, this is very nominal. Ten lessons wauld cost an individuaZ $15.00. Mrs. Caldwell asked how many students would be in each class? Mr. Parker stated. that they try to Ywld the classes at 10, but if n�re cam�, they either allaw one or two additional students into the class, or if more t�Yian th.at are interested, they will divide the class so t11at individual attention is still given. P�. Wagar asked if we would be asking for problems by offer�ng lessons when we have Brunko�w'5 Music located wifhin Fridley, who offer musical lessons? Mr. Parker stated that he had spoken with Mr. Brunkow and received a veiy favorable response. Mr, Brunk�w specializes in band and orchestra instnm�nt lessons, and not in guitar. The Conar�i.ssion asked Mr. Parker about the location of the lessons and the type of facilities he'd be needing. Mr. Parker stated that he would be in need of a room large enough to house approximatel_y 10 students and their guitars. He said that he'd be receptive to using the school or any place of this type. They discussed a central lacation and felt that possi.bly Hayes 5chool would be a good location. The lessons would be offered after school which saves same transpartation problems for the parents. �'1 The Ccatruni.ssion asked Mr. Brawn to confer with Mr. Bnuzkaa in respect to the offering of tYies� lessons, �znd report bar,k to th�n at the n�xt �eting. MOT10N by Cc�,2dwe.2e, Seco►2ded by Glagatc, �o .�auf� .iv�a eoand,iv�a,t,i.ng gc�,i,tan .2e�s�sc,ws �v,i.,th �he �chav.� d,v��u.c,t a�d ne�a� bac�i .�a �6ie Camrn.i.s�tivv� a.t �he Au.gu�� mee�:ng. The Ma�i.avt ca��i.ed. Mi�.utes o� the �az'ks & Recreation Commission Meeting, July 22, 1974. Pa�e .3 --� �4 LJ 0`NS CLUB DONAT I ON � _ � Three representatives of the_Fridley Lions C1ub were present on behalf of their organization, to ask the Ccumtission for suggestions on possible donations to the Parks & Recreation Depar�.nt. b2r. Jim 5naw, President, apened the presentation by explaining that he had invited Maynard Nielsen and Keith Cturmens to be present with him in the eveni: that a project suggestion would involve more than his one year in offic�. Mr. Snaa stated that they were partial to Moore Lake Beach and Park, but that they had -t�c�n care of the picnic area and lighting the flag pole, so were ncra open to suggestions. Mr. Dahlberg stated that since they were partial to Nioare Lake Beach, perhaps they wauld be in�erested in l�comi..ng involved in an aeration system for the lake. This type of system ha.s been used in ott�er municipalities, and appears to be doing a great deal of good. Mr. Brawn stated that there was a need for so� domed picnic shelters in some of the parks, as we11 as a"crow's nest" for the contr_ol panel at the Commons Football field. He stated that there had been same talk. about building a storage building for the football, hockey, and baseball eauipment. It was thought that perhaps the two could be done at the same tiune, locating the "craw's nest" on top of the storage building. The idea h.as been tabled due"to thE excessive costs involved. Mr. Braan also reco�nnended the West Moore Lake Park area as a good area to consider for a project. The area xesidents would prefer to have th.e area remain in its natural state, but Mr. Bro�an feels that it could be cleaned up and perhaps � some park benches added, without disturbing plant life and wild life. Mr. Brown suggested that perhaps a new sign system, similar to the one located at Moore Lake, which was designed and_constructc-�d by a couple of boy scouts, could be _ adopted for t,he entire Fridley Park syst�n. Another suggestion might be the poz-table band shell which had been requested by the Fridley City Band. , Mrs. Caldwell asked if the Lions were interested in funding a Youth Center for the youth of the co�nunity? Mr. Sno�a stated that they were, but thought that this would be taken care of with the construction of a�.M.C.A. in Fridley. The Lions Club has set $10,000.00 aside for the Y.M.C.A., but he has heard that their land is xiow for sale and the chances are that they will not be locating in Fridley. I n f.Y�t event, the money will b� used for some other civic function. Mr. Snow went on to say that they try not to have any money remaining at the end of the year, because they are t�ed on this amount. They do give money to groups involved with seeing and hearing problems, as well many other civic organizations. Mr. Snow said that he would take these suggestions back to the Lions Club and that they would decide on a project. He'll be reporting back to the Ccx�nission as soon as the decision is made. Mr. Blair thanked the gentl�nen for comi.ng. RUTH CIRCLE PARK� Mr. Steve N�ser was present at the meeting to ask t.he Ca�ni:ssioners if they had n made any plans for the lots which were purchased adjacent to Ruth Circle Park and hi.s prop�rty? He stated that at the time he purchased his hcxne, the adjacent lots were zoned as msidential and he thought hcanes would be bu�lt on thexn. Now, he finds he lives next door to city park, and he is wondering just what type of facilities are planned for this imnediate area. Minutes of the Parks & Recreation Cc�nission Meeting, July 22, 1974. Page 4�� I�1.�H C I RCLE PARK �CON � T) : , Mr. Brown e�rplai.ned that there was a need for a parking facility ai Ruth Circle, and further plans include a hard surface court and a tennis court. This is all to be built on the North end of Ruth Circle Park.' Mr. Moser asked if there was a time table which might tell him when this would be inStalled? Mr. Blair said that to his knowledge, no time table had been set. Mr. Brc�m agreed . Mr. Moser stated that he'd rather not see the area developed, and asked if he could be kept infornned of the status of development. Mr. Blair said that this could be done, but Mr. Brown reccmnnended that he keep in contact with the Department, since it becomes very difficult to keep track of each individual and their particular situations. Mr. Brawn went on to suggest that Mr. Moser call the City Hall in th� Sprinq to inquire about possible development for the comi.ng SuiYUner, and also to see just what is bc�ing incorp�rated into the coming yeax''s budget. Both Mr. Blair and Mr. Wagar agreed that they doubt if there will be any develogrnent on the new property for at least five years, but could not make that a firm carun.ittinent. Mr. Nioser said that he will check in with the Degartrnent as Mr. Brown has recamnended. BEER qRDINANCE� /'1 Mr. Blair asked Mr. Brown for the status of liquor and beer within the City Parks. Mr. Brown reported that according to the City Attorney, k�oth liquor and beer are prohibited on City property. Mr. Blair asked. if copies of the Ordinance could be mailed out, for their information? Mr. Brown said that this would be done. MINUTFS OF THE JUNE 24. �9%� MEETING� MUTIDN by Glagcv�., Sec�v�ded by Ca2dwe,2e, �o a�pnvve �he M,i.nu�e�s o� �he Panfzs and Ree�cea�',i.vv� Camm.us��.an Mee�.i.ng, da,ted June 24, 1974. The Mv�i,an eatvu,ed. BEACH STICKERS� Mr. B1air asked the Coi�n'issioners for their opinion regarding the iase of the beach stickers for Mt�ore Lake Beach. Mrs. Caldwell stated that she was opposed to the stickers since the people are parking on the streets and the parking lot stands vacant. She said that the people park on the side stxeets as well as on Centxal Avenue, and then cut through the yards to get down to the Beach. After s�le general discussion on.the passil�ilities of a better solution tA the situation, Mr. Blais reccxranended that the stickers be eliminated. Mvr1vN b► e�.edw�e, Seeanded � e u.� e a�� ze eae �c �wc �1 � 2 pabbti y U ntina,t,c. ��i' FENC I NG POL I CY � e(�agatc, �a necu�s� �ha,t �he C�y Caune.i,e nev�.ew etur�.i,t:�, u� vatc.e La ze 13eae 2 an Pan , an aa .cv�ta �ame.. T e ��can eafvrtie . Mr. Brown asked the Cam�n.ission for their suggestions in respect to the handling of requests for the City ta install fences to divide their property and the City Park. It was Mr. Brawn`s suggestion that a definite polic�r be formulated, and that perhaps one suggestion would b� for the resident to pay half of ttze expense, and the City Minutes of the Parks & Recreation Cc��nission Meeting, July 22, 1974. Page 5 F�CING �CON�T) � to take care of the other half. Mr. Blair and Mr. Wagar felt that a fifty-fifty policy would be a good idea. Mr. Dahlberg said that in a case where more than one party is in•,rolved., perhaps each party could pay for half of cost for '-�he portion of the fence he would utilize. If twc� residents and the City were;i.nvolved with the same fence, a percentage would have to be wc�rked out. Mr. Blair said that the Ccxr�ii.ssion should check into the law to see just what would be permissible. NAMING OF HAMILTON�S ADDITION TO MECHANICSVILLE� As a result of a contest held on the Playgrounds, the Ccgrmtissioners were given a list of the suggested names f.or the property located within Hamilton's Ac3dition to Mechanicsville. After careful consideration, Mrs. Caldwell said that she felt °Jubilee Park" was appropriate for the Silver Anniversary of Fridley. Mr. Wagar agreed, and said that he also liked. the name "Hartman Park." MUTIUN by Cu,�dwe,22, Seev►�ded by atcar�ejr.ts.f ,�v� �lcun.i..e�vvc`� A� ' - an vev�ue N. t. cvc. �v f7�k. t_�! /i/_�I�� he ►2ame o� "7ub�i�2ee Panlz" �a�. �he „a� �su m�e c/ Sue S� eh.P,i,n , The Parks and Recreation Department will notif� Miss Soderlind that sh� has won the ^ cantest, order the sign for the Park, and make axrang�nents for the Fridley Sun to ccgne out to the Park to take a picture for the paper. ADJOURNMENT� MUTTON �a adjaun�. �he mee,�i.veg a,t 9:30 �a.m. �� The next regular meeting will be held on Manday, August 26, 1974, at 7:30 p.m., in the Co�nunity Roam of Fridley Civic Center. Respectfully su}�nitted, -, � �. / ., ' ; ' -- . �'L. t1' c: cr" -- � _ � �' C"'�'`� % f_ � CATHCE STORDAHL, Secretary tc� the Ccgtunission �