PL 09/10/1975 - 7520CITY OF FRIDLEY
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PLANNING COMMISSION AGENDA SEPTEMBER 10, 1975 7:30 P.M.
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APPROVE PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: AUGUST 20, 1975 ' 1_ 23
RECEIVE HUMAN',RESOURCES COMi�iSSION MINUTES: AUGUST 21, 1975 24 - 27
�RECEIVE PARK & RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES: AUGUST 25, 1975 28 - 3U
a. TR #75-OZ, by Arnold L. Aune, 6321 Jackson Street N.E.
Permission to remove a tree from the boulevard. '
b. Hockey Association of Fridley-Request to appear
before Council to discuss having ice maintenance° '
done at,nighta and other aspects of the Hockey Program
� RECEIVE APPEALS COMMISSION MINUTES: aUGUST 26, 1975 3�, _ 32
�� RECEIVE CQMMt1NITY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION MINUTES: AUGUST 27, 1975 33 - 3T
RECEIVE AQMINISTRATIVE STAFF REPORT: 6500 University Avenue N.E. �g
Phillips Petroleum Company
(Remodeling)
RECEIVE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF REPORT: 7421 Central Avenue N.E. AT MEETZNG
Roger Larson -
(Cammercial Suildingj
1. PUBLIC HEARING: RfQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE FERMIT, SP #75-23, 39 ` 43
' BY PETER J. LQNG: Per Fr�dley C�ty Code, Section 205.051, 2, A,
to allow construction of a second accessory building, a 13' x
22' garage, on Lot 11, Block 4, Rice Creek Terrace Plat 6, the
same being 6721 Madison Street N.E. .
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2. CUNTINUED: PUBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, 44 - 48
SP #75-13, BY NAEGELE OUTDOOR ADVERTISING COMPANY: To allow
the continuation of an existing billboard on Parcel 3000, fn
the NW Quarter of the NW Quarter, except the North 16.6 acres,
of Sectian 2, T-30, R-24, per Fridley City Code, Section 214.042,
the same beinq 8410 U.niversity Avenue N.E.
� Public Near�ng open :
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� 3. CONTINUED: PUBLIC HEARING: RE UEST F �
•R A SlECIAL USE 4� - 53
PERMIT, SP #75-14 NAEGELE DU7DQOR ADVERTISING COMPANY:
To a l�ow the con tinua tion o f an existing billboard on
Lot 18, Revised Auditor's Subdivision No. 77, per Fridley
City Code, Section 214.042, the same being 7357 East River
Road N.E.
Public Hearing open.
4. CONTINUED: PUBLIC HEARING• REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE 54 - 58 .
PERMIT, SP #75-15, NAEGELE OUTDOOR ADVERTISING COMPANY: '
To allow the continuation of an existing billboard on
Lots 1-3, Block 9, Hamilton's Addition to Mechanicsville,
per Fridley City Code, Section 214.042, the same being �
5452 7th Street N.E. .
Public Hearing open
5. CONTINUED: PUBLIG HEARING• REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE 59 - 63.
PERMIT, SP #.75-16, NAEGELE OUTDOOR ADVERTISING COMPANY:
To allow the continuation of an existing billboard on
Lot 4, Auditor's Subdivision No. 155, per Fridley City
Code, Section 214.042, the same being 5501 7th Street N.E.
r"� Public Hearing open .
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CONTINUED: PUBLIC HEARING• REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE 64 - 68
PERMIT, SP #75-17, BY BREDE, INC.: To allow t h e c o n t i n u a t i o n
o f an existing billboard on part of Lot 8, Auditor's Subdiv-
sion No. 94, per Fridley City Code, Section 214.042, the
same being 5401 Central Avenue N.E.
Public Hearing open .
7. CONTINUED: PUBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL U5E 6g - 73
PERMIT, SP #75-18, BY BREDE, INC.: Ta allow the continuation
. of an ex�sting billboard on part of Lot 8, Auditor's Subdiv-
sion No. 94, per Fridley City Code, Section 214.042, the
same being 5403 Central Avenue N.E.
Public Hearing open
8. CONTINUED: PUBLIC HEARING• REQUEST'FOR A-SPECIAL USE 74 _ 7g
PERMIT, SP #Z5-19, BY BREDE, INC.: To allow the continuation
of an existing billboard on Lo�':1, Block 1, Harstad Addition,
per Fridley City Code, Section 214.042, the same being
6801 Highway #65 N.E. .
Public Hearing open
� 9. CONTINUED: PUBLIC HEARING• REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE 79 _ g�
PERMIT, SP #75-20, BY BREDE, INC: To allow the continuatian
of an existing billbaard on Lats 29 and 30, Block 11, '
Hamilton's Addition to Mechanicsville, per Fridley City Code,
Sectian 214.042, the same being 5457 4th Street N.E. .
Public Hearing open .
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10. P_U_BLIC FtEARING: REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #75 21, 83 = 87
BY BREDE, INC.: To allow the continuation of an existing
billboard on Parcel 3620, Section 12, per Fridley City Code,
Section 214.042,.the same being 7568 Highway #65 N.E.
Public Hearing open
11. REVIEW NEW JUNK VEHICLE ORDINANCE, SECTION 122. 8$ -$9
- Memo from Jim Hi11 regarding this ordinance : 90
Exerpt from Environmental Commission'w/ recommendation 91. - 93
Section 114 Abandoned Motor Vehicles(eurrent code} 94 - 95
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Chapter 39 JUNK VEHICLES(eliminated in recodification� 9�
12. REVIEW OF PROPOSED�CHANGES IN SECTION 115, SWIMMING POOLS 97; - 10� �
Present S�ction 115 104 - 1Q�
Passed on to Planning Commission from Environmental
Commission without recommendation �
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Planning Commission Meetinq - August 20, 1975� � � Page 2
RECEIVE ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION MINUTES: AUGUST 13, 1975
� ' Mr. Clark said he wished to mention that in the content of these minutes
there were two ordinances which were referred to the Planning Commission. One
was a Junk Vehicle Ordinance, and an amended Swimming Pool Ordinance. He said
these would be put on the Planning Commission agenda for their next meeting. �
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MOTION by .Langenfeld, seconded by Scott, that the Planning Comrnission receive
the Environmental Commission minutes of August 13, I975.
' Mr. Scott said fie would like to commend the Environmental Commission on
objective N under the second goal which stated to foster cooperation among
Commissions and levels of government in establishing mechanism that ensure
. consideration of all public and private rights and interests affected by land use
decisions. He said he thought this was a very nice statement from the Human
• Resources point of view. �
UPON a�voice vote, a1.Z voting aye, the mo;.ion carried unanimously.
RECEIIIE COMMUNITY DEVELQPMENT COMMIS�ION MINUTES: AU.GUST 13, 1975 "
MOTION by Bergland, seconded by Scott, that the �lanning Cornmission receive
the Community Development Comrra.ssion minutes of August 13, Z975. � -
Mr. Langenfeld said he would like to suggest, that since these were presented
at this meeting, that they do.be reviewed thoroughly because some of the things
�„� _ were important in the minutes of the last two Commissions �
UPOIV a voice vote, a11 vating aye, the motion carr.ied unanimousl�.
�ECEIVE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF REPORT ON A BUILDING PERMIT REQUEST BY MINCO PRODUCTS
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION:
This permit is for a 120' plant addition which would add 28,125 square feet to
an existing manufacturing plat located at 7300 'Cammerce Lane. The expansion will take
place to the west of the existing building and will be constructed to match the �
decorative block pattern that is carried on the existing building. The addition would
also include additional parking facilities to the west of the addition which would
allow for a total of 160 stalls. (155 required by Code). The addition to the facility
will meet present codes and upgrade existing conditions. (See stipulations on concrete
curbing).
ENGINEERING:
We don't foresee any engineering problems.
ENV I RONM�I�T :
� We don't foresee any major envi,ronmental effects on the surroundings with the
cons'truction of this addition.
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BUILDING PERMIT STIPULATIONS:
� • 1. That Mirico Products, Inc. dedicate an easement for a bicycle-pedestrian
trail over the 60 foot portion of property along the west propert�y line.
2. (a) That concrete curbing be placed along that portion of the parking
� lot and driveway along 73rd Avenue N.E. Also along the south side of the
proposed addition, allowing for service entrances in order to provide a
� five foot planting area along the building.
(b) That temporary blacktop curbing be placed 5 feet off of the west wall
of the proposed addition with a rock fill between the curb and the building
in order to allow for further expansion. o.f the facilities to the west at
some future time.
(c) That Minco Products will complete concrete curbing on the parking .
facility at�that time when they reach full potential use of their property.
Mr. Ciark said that Minco Products had an office•building and part of this
building was .the manufacturing portion of the building. Across the street from this
complex, they also occupy the old T�kkenin Machine building4 They now �ish to �
add on to the manufacturing portion of the building, which would be west of the existing
structure. Mr. Clark reviewed the building permit stipulatians. He said they met all
the setback requirements and parking �requirements of the Zoning Code.
r,,,� Mr.� Clark said that through the years this business has been well kept, well
maintained, and Minco was a-good t�nant.
Mr. Harris asked who was going to mai•ntain the 60 foot easement? Mr. Clark
said this was already an easement for North Surburban Sewer District and Northern
States Power Company. Mr. Karl Schurr said that they mow it and maintain it.
MOTION by Sco�t,_seconded by Bergman, that the PZanning Commission receive the
administrative staff report for a pZant addition to Minco Products, Inc., at 7300
Commerce Lane N.E. and recommend approva.Z of this buiZd.ing permit.
Mr. Scott said that Minco was a good neighbor and it was a pleasure to have
such a company in Fridley. He would certainly like to see their expansion go forward.
UPON a voice vote, a11 voiing aye, the motion carried.unanimously.
RECEIVE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF REPORT FOR A BUILDING PERMIT REQUEST BY BERGSTEDT REALTY
FQR AN OFFICE BU.ILDING TO BE LOCATED AT 1040 52ND AVENUE N.E.
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF REPORT
GENERAL DESCRIPTION:
This permit is for the construction of a new two story, 98' x 37', office building
� at 1040 52nd Avenue N.E. The building will be constructed of raked pre-cast concrete
panels with the entra:ncefacing east along the east side of the pnoperty. They will
� be sharing the driveway to the west of the apartment complex to gain access to the
property and will be providing 46 parkin� stalls which will be shared by the apartment
complex. Landscaping is approved according to approved site plan.
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The building meets all code requirements with the exception of the side yard .
�- setback from 15 feet to 5 feet and the front yard'setback from 80 feet to 35 feet,
both�of which have been recommended for approval by the Appeals Commiss.ion.
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ENGTNEERING:
There doesn't appear to be any engineering problems. Drainage off the site
coul�d be handled either by draining to 52nd Avenue N.E. or by hooking to Columbia
Heights Storm Sewer to the back of their property.
ENVIRONMENTAL:
There will be no detrimental envi.ronmental effect with the construction of this
facility. The construction of the parking facility will provide needed additional
parking for the apartment complex at night and on the weekends. The apartment complex
is presently short about 40 parking stalls. This construction will provide an
additional 46 staYls.
BUILDING PERMIT STIPULATIONS:
1: Draw up agreements for joint usage of parking and driveway facilities.
2. Submit copies of drainage and grading to.the Engineering Department for
approval and appropriate direction.
3. That curbing be placed on the East side of the entrance driveway and along
the north line of the apartment parking facility to a point adjacent to the
east property line of the office building property. (as shown on approved
plan). .
Mr. Clark reviewed the staff repor� and the building permit stipulations. He
said thi� a��ul�l �ome up in �he agenda agai.n beca�se it required a lot split.
Mr. Scott said the agreement for joint usage of parking and driveway facilities
should include snow removal and maintenance.�_ Mr. Clark said he thought that was a
good point.
Mr. Drigans said that he hoped this agreement made it evident to the apar�:�ment
residents that this parking�lot was for overnight parking, and was not.to be used
for excess parking of recreational vehicles. Mr. Clark said it would have.to be
restricted to motor vehicles that have.every day use. �
M07'TON by 5cott,-seconded by Bergman, that the Planning Commission receive
the administrative staff report for a building permit request by Berqstedt Realty,
for an office building to be located at 1040 52nd Aven.ue N.E. and recommend approval
except that snow remova.Z and maint�nanc� be included in the agreement for joint
usage of parking and driveway faciliti�s. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the
motion aarried unanimously.
1. LOT SPLI1' REQUEST, L.S. #75-06, BY BERGSTEDT-AfVDERSON REALTY COMPANY: Split off
� Parcel 540 from Lot 7, Auditor's Subdivision No. 153, to allow the construction
� of a commercial building, with joint parking for the adjacent apartment complex.
�The same being 1040 52nd Avenue N.E.
� Mr. Drigans said he thought this had been covered pretty thoroughly in
both the Appeals Commission minutes and the administrative staff report.
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MOTION by Drigans, seconded by Langenfeld, that the Planning Commission recommend
�"'� to Council approval of the request.for a Lot Split, L.5. #75-06, by Bergstedt-Anderson
Realty Company, to split off P.arcel 540 from Lot 7, Auditor's Subdivision No. 153, to
a11ow construction of an office buildinq at 1040 52nd Avenue N.E., with �hared parking
. , for the adjacent apartment complex. .
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Mr. Harris asked the zoning on this property. Mr. Clark said it was zoned
cor�mer.cial. He said the apartment complex v�as zoned commercial also and was built
in 1964 before the zoning code was recodified and you could build apartment buildings
in any zoning. �
UPON a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
2. CONTINUED: PUBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR A SPf CIAL USE PERMIT, SP #75-08, BY
NAEGELE OUTDOOR ADVERTISING COMPANY: To allow the continuation of an existing
bill oar on Lot 7, Block I, Riverview Heights, per Fridley City Code, Section
214.042, the same being 8150 East River Road N.E.
Public Hearing closed.
MOTION by Langenfeld, seconded by Scott, that the Planning Commission receive
the memorandum from VirgiZ Herrick, City Attarney on Special Use Permit Applications
for Billboards dated Augusf 20, 1975. Upon a voice vote, a11 yoting aye, the motion
carried unanimously. � �
Chairman Harris said the Public Hearings were all closed on Naegele's requests
for a Special Use Permit, He thought they could all be opened at once.
MOTION b� Scott, seconded by Drigans, that the P.Zanning Commission reopen the
Public Hearings on requests for Special Use Permits by Naegele'Outdoor Advertising
Company, SP #75-08, SP #75-09, SP #75-30, 5P #75-11, SP #75-12, SP #75-13, SP.#75-.I4,
SP #75-15, SP #75-16. Upon a voice vote, aI1 voting aye, �hairman Harris declared
the Public Hearinqs reapened at S:I5 P.M. ,
Mr. Virgil Herrick;City Attorney, was present and said he would try to answer
any questions the Planning Commission might have in considering the Special Use
Permits for billboards.
Mr. Kraig Lofquist representing Naeg�le, said the company thought they had
done a good job for the community and would like to continue to do so.�
Mr. Scott said that in the memor.andum from Mr. Herrick (on page 2), it stated
that he believed that findings should be made in regard to each individual application-
and that if the Commission recommended denial of the application, it was imperative
that this denial be based upon testimony or evidence received at the hea�ring and
that findings be drawn accordingly. He asked Mr. Nerrick if that meant a citizen
would have to appear at the hearing to give such testimony or evidence? Mr. Herrick
said no, he has assumed that there would be minutes taken at the Public Hearing and
he was�aware that staff had made certain information available to the Planning
Commission as to the.statistics on the various billboards in the City. He said that
any information given to the Planning Commission by the administrative staff or the
sign companies would become a matter of record in the minutes, and this would.be
cons�idered testimony or evidence. He said the Planning Commission should base their
findings on this evidence or testimony.
Mr..�Scott said there was a tone of consistancy in this memorandum in that there
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� ' shouldn't be arbritrary decisions made. He said he was asking for a legal opinion .
in that it could be that one billboard was more acceptable than another. He said
there may be only four feet of difference in a billboard they would recommend approval
on and one that they may recommend denial. He wasasking if the 4 feet could be
constituted as arbitrary and what position would�thi,� put the Planning Commissionin,
' and would this negate the consistancey aspect? Mr. Scott continued, that there
may be one billboard that was less offensive than another, or there may be more of
an investment in one than another, and as these are supposed to be.considered on
an individual basis, and as we know that none of them meet all the requirements of
the code, would we be jeopardizing the consistancy factor by appr�ving one and not the
other.
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Mr. Harris said that if you approved one and not the other where the statistics
were basically the same, he thought ihey would have c� state their reasons and findings
for approving one and not the other. '
Mr. Drigans said that after the Planning Commission made their recommer�dation
to the City Council, he wondered if there was a good possibility that the Council
would set public hearings on these billboards? Mr. Herrick thought there was a
good possibility that they would. '
Mr.�Drigans said he had some strong reservations on some of the billboards, not
all.the billboards. The billboards he was most concerned with were the billboards
along Interstate 694. He said there was one billboard that you had-to look throught
some light standards of Burlington Northern to read, and he feTt they were a traffic
hazard, but he didn't know if�that could be upheld in Court. Mr. Clark said he
didn't disagree with Mr. Drigans, but at the time of Menard's sign, some expert •
� testi�fied that there were no facts which could be substantiated that any sign caused
a traffic hazard. '
� Mr. Olson said the billboards tViat Mr. Dri_.gans was referring to were billboards
that would eventually be coming down if the Planning Commission recommended approval
with the stipulation that they be removed when the property was developed. He said
the only billboards that would not be affected by development were a couple of bill-
boards on Mrs. Cooney's property over by Menard's. Mr. Olson said this was a small
strip of land, and Mrs. Cooney was quite concerned about the billboards remaining on
her property, because this. was the only income she could expect from this property
.because of the nature of it.
Mr. Langenfeld
from the other side,
data to prove vi.sual
said he agreed with Mr.
he thought a court of
distraction.
Drigans'=comments, bu.t looking at this
law would say that you needed statistical
Mr. Lofquist said this poirit has been brought up in a court of law, and it was
found that there was no correlation between traffic accidents and signs, so this
has been tested in court. �
� Mr. Bergman said he had been unable to establish ar�y sort of criteria, with any
meat in it, which would make it possible to make individual assessments of these
billboards. Mr. Langenfeld said the information the Planning Commission had on these
b�illboards was not sufficient ia base a denial on; in his opinion.
� � Mr. Harris said he didn't see how they could justify denial, especially a blanket
denial. He thought their best hope was to recommend approyal with the stipulations
recommended by staff which were, that the billboard be removed when the property was
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developed, and put a percentage figure on the amount of damage a billboard could
have before it could not be rebuilt.
Mr. Lindblad, Vice Chairman of the Community Development Commi�ssion, was in
the audience, and he said that the process of �aving a Special Use Permit Public
Hearin.g before both Planning Commission and Council was followed on the request
by Stephens Datsun, on East River Road. One of the reasons for this being denied,
was because the people didn't want it there.(Note: There was no action taken for
denial; petitioner withdrew his request). Ne said it was up to the City to approve
or.deny a,Special Use Permit. He said he thought if the records were searched, other
instances would be found where a Special Use Permit was denied, the main reason being
that there was just too.much objection from the peop1e. He said he couldn't see
any reason just because Naegele was threatening to go to court and Win Stephens didn't,
that the City had to follow a different set of rules. He said he felt the City had
been trying to get rid of billboards for over 5 years, and he couldn't understand why
the Special Use Permit clause had been written into the sign ordinance. .
Mr. Herrick said the.Minnesota Supreme C:.urt had, on a number of occasions,
stated the criteria that should be used .for Special Use Permits, On� of the recent
findings states that a Special Use Permit was for a use that was allowed within a
certain type of zoning, and the purpose of having it was that while the City recog-
nizes that it was an acceptable use at most locations, it may not be acceptabl� at
all locations, for special reasons. The burden of establishing that there was a�
problem with a particular use at a particular location which would create a hardship
or a burden had to be shown by some �vidence or testimony before the Planning Commis-
sion ar the City Council. � �
Mr. Bergman said there had b�een previous discussion that the Sign Ordinance had
given the sign companies five years to recover their investment, called amortization.
Mr. Lofquist said his company did not accept amortization as just compensation
and both Federal and State laws talk about cash compensation. Mr. Bergman asked about
the recover of cost term? Mr. Lofquist said for purposes of an example, let us say
that a board costs $1500. to install, and each month this board creates income. He
said he couldn't give the exact formula used for cash compensation, but it was based
on these two figures. Mr. Bergma.n said then an amortization approach was meaningless.
Mr. Herrick said at the time the sign ord,inance was adopted, the feeling was that
in order to require a company to remove a billboard, a certain minimun time would
have to be allowed to ailow the sign companies to recover their investment. He
said the minimum time given was 5 years, and then a Special Use Permit wauld be
required. He said it was never indicated that all billboards would be down in five
years. He did not think that was the intent of the ordinance.
Mr. Scott said the Minnesota Supreme Court had ruled on the Minnetonka Ordinance
�that three years was a long enough time for amortization. Mr. Herrick said the City
Council was aware of this and that was why they had made their's a 5 year periad,
just to be on the safe side. _
Mr. Drigans said they had been discussing amortization on the structure only, but
the Naegele Company said they would also be having a loss of income. He said that if
a billboard was s.till producing income, then it�was still valuable. Mr. Herrick said
that if we should end up in litigation in court, he was sure that the sign companies
would use that argument. Mr. Nerrick said the City would have the right t�o condemn
a billboard, the same way they�have the right to condemn any structure for public
reasons. He said one of the questions would be if the amortization theory was valid
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and perhaps even more important than that was the question of the variances of
� these individual signs to the City's stated requirements be suffi.cient enough for
denial of a Special Use Permit. He said that as previously stated, none of these
billboards meet all the requirements of the City Code. � :.
.' Mr. Bergman said that if the Special Use Permit was denied because the
billboard did not meet the City requirements, then he thought the recovery of costs
through amortization would be sufficient. He didn't think they could sue for loss
of income on a non-conforming sign.
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Mr. Herrick asked if it was known when each billboard was constructed? Mr.
Clark said this was on the original_sign permit application.
Mr. Clark said he had a question. If a building permit had been issued for
anything, and after it was constructed, the City changed the Code so that building
no longer met the Code. Would there be any basis to deny that building permit at
a later date?
Mr. Herrick said this would be a little bit difficult to answer., but he would
say that generally, no, unless the qualiiy of the structure jeopard'ized the
health, safety and welfare. Two examples that he used were, that if a structure was
built before a community had an electrical code, and then they adopted one; and it
was discovered that the electrical system was a fire hazard, then the City could
insist that this be brought up to Code; but, if a house was built prior to adopting
the�Code, with only 700 square feet of living area and our Code now says that it has
to have 1,020 square.feet, we couldn't force that person to add on to his house_to
bring it up to Code. Mr. Clark said you couldn't require that the house be moved
on the lot either if it didn't �neet the 35 ft. front yard setback.
Mr. Drigans asked Mr. Herrick if where the ramp was located for the freeway
and it was a bottleneck because of the.heavy traffic, could it be defendab7e in
court that billboards in this area could be an additional traffic hazard, and were �
detrimental to the heal.th safety and general weTfare of the public?
Mr. Herrick said that .on tlie studies he has seen, that it had been stated that
there was no evidence that signs created a traffic problem. Mr. Drigans wondered
where you would get such an expert who could give�input on this problem.
Mr. Clark said he didn't think that if you studied the reasons for traffic
accidents in any certain area,, that you would find too many people who would admit
or_state publicly that they caused an accident because they were looking a�t a billboard.
Mr. Drigans said that even if they cauldn't get expert opinion on this, he still -
felt there�was a potential safety hazard.
Mr. Langenfeld said he would �Jik� to quote a couple of statements from Mr.
Herricks' memorandum to th� City Council, and then he thought the Planning Commissibn
could proceed to the individual requests for Special Use Permits. He read, "Where a
special use permit is issued subject to conditions, the conditions must conform to
the following standards: ".... tb protect the publ�c health, safety, convenience and
welfare, or to avoid traffic congestion or hazard, or other dangers, or to promote
conformity of a posposed use with the character of the adjoining property and uses,
and the district as a whole, or to protect such charac�er." Section 205.106. If
evidence is presented at the hearing that the requested use is compatible with the
basic.use authorized within the particular zone and daes not endanger the public
health, safety or general weTfare of the area affected or the community as a whole �
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and complies with such other standards�as specified in Section 205.101, .196, the
�� . special use permit should be granted and a denial will be deemed arbitrary, unlawful,
and in violation of the applicants' constitutional rights." �
.� Mr. Scott said that at the Planning Commission meeting of August 6, 1975, he
had stated that he had been to a Chamber of Coirmierce meeting and had found no support
for billboards in Fridley. He said that since that time, the Chamber had received
some calls because of this statement. He said he was also a member of the Advertising
Club of Minnesota, so that if anyone wanted to contact him personally, they could
contact him through that agency also.
The Planning Commission started their discussion on the individual Special
Use Permits requests.
STAFF REPORT
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Location: 8150 �ast River Road Date of sign permit 10/19/67 :Owner Naegele
Comments Lease runs to 10-19-79
Sign Information
*l. Height (25') 24' Base / 36' Top
2. Area (300) 12' x 25' Double Face
� 3. Distance Bet. Signs (500') Meets Code -�1 500'
*4. Setback From Street R/W Lines (30') 24' to Fairmont.R/W
*5. Distance From Street Intersection (500') 60' from intersection of Fairmont
� � & East River Road
*6. Distance From�Residential Uses (5.00') 100' to R-1 District �
7. Condition Status (a11 Meta1) Steel and Fluorescent
**8. Zoning (C-2S, M-1, M-2) C-1
* Non-conforming to existing ordinances
** Non-conforming to zoning requirements
Chairman Harris read through the staff report, noting where this sign did
not meet the code requirements.
Mr. Clark said this billboard was located on developed land. He said one of
the stipulations recommended in Dick Sobiech's memo was that a billboar.d should be
removed when the property was develope.d.
Mr. Bergman said there were eight criteria listed for each sign. This particular
sign did not meet the sign ordinance and zoning ordinance in 5 of those criteria.
Mr. Drigans questioned whether either of the stipulations mentioned in the
/"� staff inemo would hold up in court. One was on the development of property, and the
other was that damaged signs could not be rebuilt. Mr. Clark said that if an
agreement was reached between the City and the sign companies, and this agreement was
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signed, then it should hold up in court.
n � Mr. Langenfeld said he thought they would have to approve these special use
� permits, because there wasn't enough evidence available on which to base a denial.
He thought the Plann_ing Commission should use.the three stipulations suggested in
•� the memo from Dick Sobiech.
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. Mr. Herrick said he agreed with Mr. Clark that if the petitioner agreed to
these stipulations, this could be upheld in court. He said there was a g�neral
rule that any non-conforming use that was over 50% damaged could not be rebuilt.
He couldn't say that the court would uphold this, but it was a practice of the
City on all non-conforming uses.
Mr. Bergman said that in order to have adequate justification for denial of
a Special Use Permit, it had to be based on the health, safety and general welfare
of the community. He felt that all the codes of the City were based an that general
statement. Mr. Herrick said this was correcte N1r. Bergman said then he felt that
this billboard w<�s in canflict with the health, safety and general welfare of the
� City, in that it didn't conform to our codes in regard to 5 of the 8. requirements
of the cade.
Mr. Herrick said this situation was sorrewhat unique in that usually when someone
requests a Special Use Permit, it was for a proposed use, but these billboards are
in existence, and have been in existence since befare our present sign ordinance
was'written. He said the question was whether we were going to allow them to
continue to exist, and that there were two things to consider. One was were the
standards reasonable that govern billboards, and two, does the failure to meet those
standards have an adverse affect upon the surrounding property owners or anyone in
the community.
' Mr. Bergman said he thought it wo�ld be reasonable to allow the billboard to
exist for the length of its lease rather than to arbitrarily set a year when they
had to be removed. _ �
MOTION by Bergman, seconded by Sco�t, that the Planning Commission close the
Pub.Zic Hearing on the request for a Special Use Permit, SP #75-08, by Naeqele Outdoor
Advertising Company. Upon a voir.e vote, a11 voting a�e, Chairman Harris declared the
Public Nearing closed at 9:28 P.M. � '
MO�ION by Scott, secQnc�Pd by Bergman for discussion purposes, tha�t the Planning
Commission recommend to Council denial of the request for a 5pecial Use Permit, SP
#75-08, by Naege7e Outdoor Advertisin.g Company, to allow ihe continutaion of an exist-
ing billboard on Lot 7, Block I, Riverview Iieights Add.ition, per Fridley City Code,
S�tion 214.Q4?_, the sarne being 8150 East River Road IJ.E., because we wish to recognize
the role which planning and zoning play in our municipal efforts to guide future
development of Iand so as to ensuxe a p3easanter and rr►ore economical environrnent in
which our res.idents may Iive and work, and base this exclusively on aesthetics on
th� graund that the pleasant appearance of our cornmunity has a direct and beneficial
effect_ on property va2ues and an �he cae1.Z-being of our residents, and this inevitably
promotes th� general•welfare; and to quote from the EnvironmentaZ Co�nission goals. and
objectives of their August 13, 1975 meetirzg, "tv encourage praductive'.harmony between
man and hi.s environment a.nd assure for a11 people in the City of Fridley a saf.e,
hea.ithfu.I, productive, �esthe�ical.ly and cu.Zturally pleasing surrounding.
Mr. Langenfeld said that the goals and objectives Mr. Scott quoted in his
motion was a good statement, but he should keep in mind that these were things we
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wanted to attain, but they were just pa�rt of a plan, with no official adoption yet.
^ � Chairman Harris asked Mr. Scott if there were any other factor he was basing
his�denial on. Mr. Scott said the fact that this billboard was non-conforming in
, five of the eight cr.iteria for a billboard was taken into consideration, but he was
�. basing his denial exclusively on aesthetics as he stated in his motion. He said
that this statement had held up in the Hawaii, New York and Oregon courts. He
said he didn't know if it would hold up in the Minnesota Supreme Court, but nobody
in this room knew that.
Mr. Drigans said that getting back to Mr. Ber�gman's statement that all the
ordinances of the City were concerned with the health, safety and general welfare of
the community, he said this particular sign violates the ordinances in five of the
eight criteria. Mr. Scott said he would accept that as part of the motion.
Mr. Herrick said that any motion for.denial should state how the sign violates
the ordinances so that this would be part of the evidence that would be needed.
Mr. Langenfeld said another reason for denial would be that the overall intent
of our ordinances was to protect the health, safety, convenience and general welfare
of our community, and as this billboard violates these ordinanees in the height,,the
setback from street right of way lines, the distance from a street intersection,
the distance from residential areas, and was located in an improper',zoned district,
therefore, each one of the items so indicated, are reasons for denial, not only
because this sign was non-conforming to many requirements, but the intent of a
special use permit as.well. �
�^ Mr. 6ergman said there.was a general atmosphere for denial based on this sign
! being non-canforming in 5 of the 8 criteria, and aesthetics, but putting himself in
the position of the petitioner, because the administration and�Planning Commission was
a 1ittle tardy in getting at this question, and from tl7eir view and the other side
of the coin, we.all agree that we ought to encourage business, which was healthy., and
try to relate with, and�compliment business and commercial activity. Ne said that .
in his opinion, a flat recommendation for denial now, from their view, he would
consider to be fairly abrupt. He said he could say that, knowing that they could
find his name on the first document back in 196�+, which was a document concerned
. with the need to have a sign ordinance. He said the Planning Commission had been
involved with this, since that time. Mr. Bergman continued that when the ordinance
was passed, with the five year limit before Special Use Permits were needed, in his
opinion the sign companies paid little heed to the implication that the continuation
of billboards had some negative flavor to it. He said that to get back to the
action on these billboards, and to avoid misund�rstanding, and to allow for some
empathy, he.felt a.flat denial was too abrupt.
Mr. Harris said he agreed with Mr. Bergman, and he also agreed with�the rest
of the Planning Commission in that he would like to see this particular biilboard go,
he thought the pet��i�ner''s, for lack of a better word, constitutional rights, have
to be recognized, and he thought a bet�ter way of handling this would be to approve
the continuation of the,�billboard,, with stipulations. One of the stipulations being
that this billboard be a,llowed to continue until the end of the present lease which
was 10-19-79. He thought this particular billboard should go because �it was located
in a developed area. He said that if the sign company would agree to that stipulation,
then�he could vote for such a motion, and if they would not, then he would have to
go along wi�h the denial. .
UPON�A ROLL CALL VOTE FOR DENIAL, Scott and Drigans votinq aye, Bergman and
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Harris voting nay, and Langenfnld abstaining, the MOTION FAILED.because of a tie vote.
Mr. Bergman said that he thought their action should recognize long term or
eventual gain rather than arbritray and immediate intentions.
MOTION by Bergman, seconded by Langenfeld, that the Planning Commission
recommend to Council approval of the request for a Special Use Permit, 5P #'75-08,
by Naegele Dutdoor Advertising Company, to a11ow the continuation of an existing
billboard on Lot 7, B1ock I, Riverview Heights Addition, per Fridley City Gode,
Section 21�.042, the same being 815� East River Road N.E., with the fo.ilowing
sti�ulations: .
1. Whenever this advertising sign is destroz�ed or damaged by an act of nature,
vandalism or other means, this sign cannot be repaired or rebuilt and wi11
have to be removed. �
2. This Special Use Permit to be reviewed annually.
3. This billboard be maintained in good quality condition.
4. Thi�s billboard be removed on or before October 19,.1979, the e.xpiration
date of the cur.rent lease. � �.
� Mr. Scott asked if there was going to be a percentage figure on the damage a
billboard should have before it had `to be removed? Mr. Clark said this stipulation
reads that if there was any damage at all, the billboard would have to come down.
Mr. Olson said he felt the intent of this stipulation was the same as other non-.
conforming uses, meaning over 50% damaged. Mr. Harris said this should be 50% per
face. Mr. Clark said he felt this was meant to�cover the structure, not the panels
� themselves. �
Mr. Drigans said the first stipulation suggested by staff wouldn't apply to this
sign because the prope�ty was already developed.
Mr. Lofquist said the Planning Commission's interpretation of this stipulation
was different from the agreement that had been worked out with the Naegele Company.
He said they agreed that nane of their billboards would stand in the way of any
future develorment, but when the property was.developed, if that billboard was still
far enough away from any buildings and was not an obstru�ction, it could remain. .He
said now it was starting to sound as if it was a method of getting rid of the bill-
boards.
Mr. Harris said the way he read the stipulatiQn, was that if a piece of property
was developed,�the billbeard goes. This stipulations says that whenever a lot is
developed, and an advertising sign is located �pon it, that sign will be removed.
Mr. Lofquist said he knew that was the way it was.written, but that was not their
verbal agreement.
hSr. Lofquist said that if Naegele did not agreP to the sti�pulations for this
billboard, he understood that what the Planning Commission was saying, then the
Special Use Permit would not be approved. Mr. Harris said that on this particular
billboard, if Naegele didn't agree to these stipulations, then he would favor a
denaal of the special use permit. �
Mr. Herrick said that if the s�gn company did not agree to the stipulations,
then the Planning Commission wouldn't have disposed of the matter. He said ,the
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Planning Commission
� point in time, the
either made by the
solved.
was only making a recommendation to the Council, but at some �
sign companies were going to tiave to agree to some stipulations
City Counci.l of by the Planning Commission before t�he problem was
Mr. Drigans said he was going to vote against the motion because he felt that
the recommendation for approval should either have stipulations that Naegele agreed
to; and the rnotion that had been made for approval,_had stipulations that he thought
every one in the room felt that Naegele would not agree to. He said that if he was
in their shoes, as a prudent businessman, he wouldn't agree to a stipulation that
would terminate his business within a given period of. time. He didn't think the
Planning Commission was disposing of these requests in a very prudent and judicious
way.
Mr. Olson said that Naegele does business all over the Metropolitan area. He
said if some of the Special Use Permits were approved and some were denied, they
` would have to eva.luate their loss of business, and also the precedent that might
be set that could affect their business in other communities. He said that if one
Special Use Permit was denied, such as this one at 8150 East River Road, and the
rest were approved, they might go along with that, but if 8 out of 9 were denied,
he didn't think they would ever agree to that.
Mr. Bergman said he
for.Special Use Permits,
in Fridley.
had quickly checked the criteria on the other request�
and out of the 14 requests, this was the second worst sign
� UPON A ROLL CALL VOTE FOR APPROVAL, Scott and Drigans voting nay, Bergman, Harris
- and Langenfeld votirag aye, the MOTION CARRIED.
Chairman Harris called a recess at 10:15 P.M. and reconvened the meeting
a`t 10:35 P.M. ' �
Mr. Lofquist said the Naegele Sign Company did not believe in amortization, �
but he would have to agree with Mr. Olson that the loss of one sign was not of
primary importance, it was ���hat would happen•on the balance of the requests. Chairman
Harris said he understood that Mr. Lofquist would want to see what happened to the
entire package, and then make his comment at that time. .
3. CONTINUED: PUBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP.#75-09, BY
NAEGELE OUTDOOR ADVERTISING COMPANY: To allow the continuatian of an,existing
billboard on the Westerly 500 feet of Lot 1, Auditor's Subdivision No. 89, per
Fridley C�ty Code, Section 214.042, the same being 7201 Highway #65 N.E.
Public Hearing open.
STAFF REPORT
Location: 7201 Highway #65 N.E. Date of sign�ermit: 1962-Rebuilt 1968
Owner:' Naegele Eomments: Lease runs until 8-1=84 ,
Si�n Informatian:
r'1 �
1. Height (25') 10' Base / 22 ' Top
2, Area (300) 12' x 25'
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Staff report (continued) "
� Meets Code - � 500' �
- 3. Distance Bet. Signs (50Q')
� 4. Setback From Street R/W Lines (30') �' from RJW line
�
*5. Distance From Street Intersection (500') 165' f.rom intersection of 72nd &
Highway #65
6. Distance from Residential uses (500') Meets Code -� 500'
7. Condition Status (Al1 Meta1) Meets Code -- Steel & Fluorescent
8. Zoning (C-2S, M-1, M-2) M-1
* Non-conforming to existing ordinances
** Non-conforming to zoning requirements �
Chairman Harris read through the staff .report and noted that this met all t'.�e
cr•iteria for a billboard except the distance from the street intersection.
MOTTON by Scott, seconded by Drigans, that the Planning Commis.sion close
the Pub.tic Hearing on the request for a 5pecial Use Permit, SP #75-09, by Naege2e
Outdoor Advertising Company. Upon a voice vote, a11 vot.ing aye, Chairman Harris
declared the Public Hearing closed at .Z0:45 P.M.
Mr. Drigans said he had no camplaints on this billboard. Mr. Clark said it
� was located on vacant property. .
. Chairman Harris said he had a question about the ordinance. Where di� they get
the sti pulation that a sign had to be 500 feet away from a street intersection?
Mr. Clark said he didn't know, but he was assuming t ha t t hey w a n t e d t h e m f a r e n o u g h
back so they ��rouldn't conflict with traffic. I�r. Drigans said a normal city black
was 660 feet, so there was no way any billboard could meet this requirement.
` r10T1'ON by Langenfeld, seconded by Drigans for d�scussion, that the Planniny
Commission recommend to Council approval of the request for a Special Use Permit,
SP #�5-09, by Naegele Outdoor Advertising Company, to a11ow the continuation of an
existing bilZboard on the Westerly 500 feet of Lot 1, Auditor's Subdivision No.
'89, per Fridley City Code, Section 214.042, the same being 7201 Highway #65 N.E.
with the following stipulations: .
1. When this property was developed, the adve.�tising sign located upon it,
wi11 have to be removed.
2. When this advertising sign was.destroyed or damaged by an act of nature,
vandalism or other means, this siqn cannot be repaired or rebuilt.and wi11
have to be remaved.
3. This Special Use Permit subject to annual review.
Mr. Drigans asked if they were going to use the percentage figure of 50% damage
as for other legal non-conforming uses. Mr. Clark said he thaught this would be
�'1 hard io ascertain. He said that when there was damage to any other type of structure,
he coul d get fi gures from ar�y nu�nber of pl aces , to determi ne i f 50% or more of the
value had been damaged, but he didn't know who could determine if a billboard structure
was over 50% damaged except the sign companies themselves, which would make this
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the Planning Commission to see if
to determine what amount of damage
difficult to administer. Ne said he would like
n , they could come up with a different alternative
cauldn't be repaired or rebuilt.
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Mr. Harris said that it could be 50% of the structure instead of the valuation. �
He thought this could be determined visually, and if should be 50% of the structure ;
per face.
MOTION by Bergman, seconded by Langenfeld, to amend the motion to include a
4th stipulation: .
4. This billboard be ma�ntained in good qua.lity condition.
Upon a voice vote, Bergman, Harris, Drigans, Langenfeld aye, Scott nay, th.e amended
motion carried. �
Mr. Scott said.he was going to vote against the original motion because we wish
to recogniz_e the role which planning and zoning play in our municipal efforts to guide
future development of land so as to ensure a�;leasanter and more economical
environment in which our residents may live and wark and base this exclusively on
aesthetics on the ground that the pleasant appearanc� of our community has a direct
and beneficia1 effect on property values, and on the well-being of our residents,
and this inevitably promotes the general welf.are. Mr. Scott took exception with
the Chairman of the Enuironmental Comr��ssion that this 4vas not against the welfa"re
�of the community, and it appeared to him that this was aga�nst the proposed goals
and objectives of his own Commission; and he said he was distressed that the
Environmental Commission didn�'t see fit to address this problem, and didn't take
a position on what was environmentally sound and what was visually pollutant. They
haven't discussed this in their minutes since the problem came up. He said that he
thought this was the purpose of the reorganization and as far as he could tell from
the minutes, the Human Resources Commissibn was the only one who had addressed this
problem. '•
Mr. Langenfeld said he respected Mr, Scott's opinion, but he had taken the
necessary steps several months ago to try and get input from his Commission on
the billboards. They took no interest in the billboards and the issue faded a�r�ay.
He said his Commission had made a mistake in not pursuing the billboard situation
further. Mr. Drigans said this was done prior to the Planning Commission reorganization.
Mr. Bergman said he felt liable also because he had�no input from his Commission,
but he said he wasn`t really complaining because there 4Jas so much background material
now, he didn't think anything could be gained by sending this to a lower Camm�issian.
UPON A ROLL CALL VOTE ON THE MOTIDN FOR APPROVAL, Bergman, Harris, Drigans,
Langenfe.Zd voting aye, Scott nay, the MOTION CARRIED. -
4. CONTINUED: PUBLIC HEARING: REQUESi FOR A SPECIAL USE �'ERNiIT, SP #75-10, BY
NAEGELE O117D00R ADVERTISING COMPANY: To allow the continuat�on of an ex�sting
billboard between Lots 20 and 21, Block 4, Hyde Par°k Addit�on, per Fridley City
Code, Section 214.042, the same being 6029 University Avenue N.E.
Public Nearing open.
� MOTION by Drigans, seconded by Lange.nfeld, that t.he PZanning Commission receive
the letter from Me.l J��r.obson, owner of.the prvperty at 6029 University Avenue N.E.
� stating h.is support of the Special Use Permit request; d�tEd August 14, 1975. Upon
a voice vote, a11 voting aye, th� motion carried unanimvusly.
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� Chairman Harris verified with Mr. Steven Olson that they now had the signatures
of all the property owners for the Special Use Permit requests.,
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STAFF REPORT
Lacati�on: 6029 University Avenue N.E.
Comments: Lease runs to 4/1/78
Siqn Information
Si n Permit Date:�2/4/65 Owner.: Naegele
*1. Height (25') 18: Base / 30' Top
2. Area (300) 12' x 25'
3. Distance 6et. Signs (500') ��500'
4. Setback From Street R/W Lines (30`} ��' ��Q � �
�*5. Distance from Street Intersection (500') 200' from.60th Avenue. Service Drive
*6. Distance from Residential Uses 100' West of R-1 District �
7. Condition Status (All Metal�)
**8. Zoning (C-2S, M-1, M-2)
Steel and Flueorescent
*Non-conforming to existing ordinance
**Non-conforming to zoning requirements
C-2
Chairman Harris read through the staff report and noted that it did not meet 4 of
the 8 criteria for billboards.
Mr. Clark said this billboard was located in a developed area.
M07'ION b� Lanqenfeld, seconded.by �'cott, that the�'Zanninq Commission close the
P.ublic Hearing on a request for a Special Use Permit, SP #75-10, by Naege2e Outdoor
Advertising Company. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting a�e,�Chairman Harris declared the
Public Hearing closed at 11:16 P.M.
MOTION by Drigans, seconded by Scott, that the Planning Commission �ecommend
to Council denial of a request for a Special Use Permit, SP #75-10, by Naegele
Outdoor Advertising Campany, to a2Zow the continuation of an existing billboard between
Lots 20 and Zl, Block 4, Hyde Park Addition, per Frid.Zey City Code, 5ection 214.042,
�he same being 6029 University Avenue N.E., because we wish to recognize the role
which planning and zoning play in our municip�I effarts to guide future rYevelopment of
land so as to ensure a pleasanter and more economical environment in which our
residents may live and work, and base thzs exc.Iusively on aesthetics on the ground
that the pleasant appearant of our communaty has a direct and beneficial effect on
property vaiues and on the we11-lieing of oux residents, and this inevitabZy promotes
the general welfare, and because the general intend of a11 the codes of the City
were to protect the hea.Zth safety, and general welfare of the public and that this
billboard violates that code in 4 out of the 8 items as noted in the staff report.
' Mr. Scott said that this billboard did not meet the code requirements in height,
• Planning Commission Meeting August 20, 1975 Page 17
the distance from the street intersection, the distance from residential areas, and
� • was improperly zoned. He said that what bothered him the mos_t was the distance from
a residential area. �
UPON A ROLL CALL E FOR DENIAL, 5cott and Drigans voting aye, Berqman, Harris�
, and Langenfeld voting��� the motion r�TLED.. , .
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,� •MOTION by Langenfeld, seconded by Iiergmat�, that the Planning Commission recommend
to Council approva] of the request for a Spec?al Use Permit, SP #75-10, by Naegele
Outdoor Ad�vertising Comp�ny, to a11ow the continuation of an existing billboard betw�en
Lots 20 and 21, Block 4, Hyde Park Addition, per Fridley City Gode, Section 214.042,
the same being 6029 University Avenue N.E., with the following stipulatians:
1. When this advertisirzg sign is destro�ed or damaged by an act of nature,
vandalism, or other means, this sign cannot be repaired or rebuilt and
wi11 have to be r�moved. �
2. This Special Use Permif� is subject to yearly review.
3. This bill�ioard be zrtaintained in good qual.ity condition.
4. This billboard be removed on or before the expiration of the current lease
which is Apri1 1, 1978.
Mr. Bergman asked for a point, of discussion. He said that to his knowTedge this
�,,,\ Special_Use Permit would be revie4�ed each year, in spite o�f what we were saying here.
Mr. Clark said the reviewaL process w�ula be a staff report to the Council once a
year, so they cauld review the Special Use Fer�mit. Mr. Gergrnan said his poirtt was
. that it didn't seem consiste��t to put in.a tErminatian date as a stipulat�on three
years hence. Mr. C1ark said it was doing one thing in that it was putting both the
Council and the Naegele Ou�door Advertising Company or� notice on hnw the Planning
� Commission felt about how lang this billboard should continue to cxist. I-le said that
without this stipulation, you would be back.to being too abru�t. Mr. Harris said
it showed the intent of the Planning Commission.
Mr. Scott said he would vote ag�inst the motion because he felt this billboard
was against our code and ordinances.
UPON A ROLL CALL VGTE FOR APPROVAL, Berqman, Harris, Drigans, Langenfe.Zd voting aye,
Scott nay, the motion carried.
5. CONTINUED: PUBLIC HEARING: RE�UEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #75-•11, BY
NAEGELE OUTDOOR ADVERTISING COMPHi�Y: To allow the con�inuation o� an existir�g
billboard �on Lot 2, Audii:or's Subdivi;ion No. 7B, per Fridley City Cocte, S�c�:iar�
. 214.042, the same being 51 Interstate 694.
Public Hearing open.
STAFF REPORT
Location: 51 Interstate 694 Siqn Permit Date .1/26/66 Owner: Naegele
� Comments: Lease runs year to year
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n Sign Information '
.*1. He�ght (25') 12' Base / 25' Top - 25' from center line of �...694
, 2. Area (300') 12' x 25'
*3. Distance Bet. Signs (500') 460 feet to 93 Interstate 694
*4. Setback From Street R/W Lines (30') 22' from R/W
5. Distance From Street Inter.section (500') Meets Code -� 500'
6. Distance From Residential Uses (500') Meets Code -, 500'
7. Condition Status (All Metal) Steel & fluorescent
� 8. Zoning (C-2S, M-1, M-2) M-2
*Non-conforming to existing ordinance
**Non-conforming to zoning ord�nance
Chairman Harris reviewed the staff report and said this sign did not meet the
criteria in height, the distance between signs, and the setback fram street right
of way lines. Mr. Clark said there were three signs in this area, and this billboard
was closest to Main Street and was on vacant land.
^ Mr. Olson read from the sign ordinance to point out why this sign did not meet
the height requirement. "Maximum Neight: Tw�nty five (25) feet above lat grade,
unless tt�e sign is intended to be viewed from the highway, then the 25 foot maximum
height will be computed from the centerline of the traveled highway, but in no case;
shall ��he ve►�tical distance between the bottom of the sign and the ground be reduced
to less than ten (10) feet." .
Chairman Harris sa.id then it was the grade change on the highway that made i:his
sign non-conforming as far as the height was concerned.
P1r. Lofquist said there was no way a billboard cauld be constructed to meet
this requirement and his contention was that it was not the intent of the ordinance
to be interpreted as it was written for this requirement. He said mos.t ordinances
were written either/or. Mr. Clark said he agreed. .
Mr. Drigans said these were the �billboards that he was most concerned about, both_
this one and the next one on the agenda. He gave his reasons for this concern.
One, the close proximity of the s�gns at 51 and 93 Interstate 694, two, the proximity
of the East River Road intersection, three, there was a certain amount af interference
from the lighting standard af the railroad, and four, this was very close to the .
underpass. Mr. Drigans said he thought there were a lot of problems with these two
billboards.
Mr. Clark said the administration had been corstacted by an Illinois firm about
construction of a motel on this property, and while it would not be owned by the
^ railroad, it would be occupied 50% to 60°� by railraad employees who have to s�Cay over
in the metro area. He said they had no� had a formal request as yet, but there were
tentative plans for the development of this property. He said he thought the Planning
Cnmmission should be aware of this. �
Planning Commission Meetinq - August 20, 1975 Page 19
n •r Mr. Bergman said the three instances where this sign did not meet the code
were not of major magnitude, and the fact that it did not meet the height requirement
was of questionable validity, and he would also like to note Mr, Drigans comments
on the special hazards.
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� MOTION by Bergman, seconded by Langenfeld, that the Planning Coirmlission close
the Public Hearing on the request for a Special Use Permit, SP #75-11, by Naegele
Outdoor Advertising Company. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Chairman Harris
declared the Public Hearing closed at 11.42 P.M.
MOTION by Bergman, seconded by Langenfeld, that the Planning Commission recommend
to Council approval of the request for a Special.Us.e Permit, SP #75-11, by Naegele
Outdoor Advertisinq Company, to a1Zow the continuation of an existing billboard on
Lot 2, Auditor`s Subdivision No. 78, per Fridley C.ity Code, Section 214.042, the
� sarne being 51 Interstate 694., with the following stipulations: .
1. When this .Zot was .developed, the adver'ising sign located on it wi1Z
be removed. �
2, When�this advertising sign .is desiroyed or damaged by an act of nature,
vandalism, or other means, this sign cannot be repaired or rebuilt and wi11
� have to be removed.
3. This 5pecial Use Permit subject to yearly review.
4. This billboard be maintained in good quality cond�tion.
5. This billboard be removed on or before �he expiration of the lease on
December 16, 1976. �
Mr. Clark asked if the reason they were asking to�ffic hazard?11Mr�r6ergman��
by December 15, 1976 was because they felt it was a tr
said it was.
Mr. Scott said he wou�d like to speak against the motion for the reasons he
had previously st�t�d on the other requests, and k�ecause he felt the other members
of the Planning Commission v�rere votin� an this issue without the consensus of the
other members of t eir Cammissions. He felt this was in �iolation of t�he spirit
of Ordinance No. �4. Chairman Harr�is said he thought the respective Con�missicneNs
would have to ans�rer to their respective Commissions.
UPON a roll call vote, Bergman, Flarris, Langenfeld voting aye, Scott and Driqans
voting nay, th�'moti�n carried.
(, CONTINU�.D: PUQLIC HE�RING: RE�QUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #�75--12, QY
NAEGELE OUTDOOR ADVER7ISI(VG COMfANY: To allow the continuation of an existing
billboard on Lot 2, Auditor's Subdivision PJo. 78, per Fridley City Code, Sec�iot�
214.042, the same being 93 Interstate 694.
Public Hearing open.
^ STA�F' R�PORT
Location:. 93 Interstate 694.
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S��n Permit Date: 1/26/66, Rebuilt 8/7/68
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Owner: Naegele
Sign Information
Comments: Lease runs from year to year
*1. Height (25') _ 15' Base / 25' Top ? 2�' from Center Line of I.694
*2. Area (300) 14' v. 49'
*3. Distance Bet. Signs (50�') 460' io 51 Int:rstate 694
4. Setback From Street �IW Lin�s (30') Meets Cade - 30'
5. Distrance From Street Inter�ection (500') I�ieets Code -� 500'
6. Distance i=rom residential uses (500') Meeis Code -5 500'
7. Condition Status (Rll ^����'tai )
8. Zoning (C-2S, M-1, M-2)
Ste�l & Fluorescent
M-2
*Non-conforming to existing ardinan�e
**Non-conforming to zoning requirements
Chairman Narris reviewed the staff report and noted where the size did not
meet the existing cod�. He suid �f�e height requirement was impossible to meet
accordir�g to the way the code was written as roted on the previous request.
Mr. Clurk said this bi�lboai�d was also loc�ted ci� vacant prop�rty, the same
� property as tlie previous sign. Ne diun't kn�v:� if the part;y who may be occupyiny
this parcel would be deve;oping it as close to the tracks as this sigr� was'1oca;;�d.
� Mr. Fiarri s sa � d ti�i s was t�ie 1 ar�ae V s� gri � trzat had ;just bee� repai �ed. Mr.
�rigans s�id this was the sign that h�d all �thee visua'I pr��alems. �
� l•10TIUN by Bergman, sec�r:dect by I,angenfel�3, that t. he Planning Commiss�on cicsc
tl��e Publi.c Hearing on the request for a 5pecial Use Yermit, SP #75-I1, by Naeg�ie
Outdoor �dver_tising Com.pany. U}�ori a voir.e voter a11 voting aye, Chairman Harris
declared the Public He.arirg closed at 11:50 P.M.
h1r. Bergman s�zid he ti�ould like to poin� c�.�t that this sign vJas approximately
700 square feet as appused to the 300 scuare teet allow¢d in �he�sign ordinance. i�l;^.
Harris asked if this were per face? ��r. Ols�n said it c��as.
Mr. Olson said ttrat whe� an� part of ti7� �� �vas da�!.agec�, it i-�as disc�►sseci a�
that time whether this sh�u1d bs� considered tti�ao signs, ��ii;h two Special Use Permits,
or if it was one sign. Fle sa.id that Naegele's arqument was that_it was one sign,
and as only� one halfi of the V had to be re�aired, they had,repaTred�i�;'legaliy b�cause
it was less than 50% damaged as to a legal non-confo��rn�ng �se. "fhey said a u�oubie
face sign, to be considered one sign, had to be c�t.�dCl1ed back �o bacic. MN. Olsan
said Naegele wants this considered as one sign beca�ase �:he,y wer•e at�a�-hed wi t;h bracing.
Mr. Clarl: said the Pl,a►�ning Com�rission should cor�s�der tnis as one si�n, althou�h it
was V shaped.
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Mr. Olson said tha� prior t� ihe ad��tion af thF sic�n ordina��c� in 19G9, t.h�
ardinance that was in effect in 19rS6 sa�d ti�at there we►~e n� resi:rictions on the
size and height of a billboard in i�i-1 and �'�1-2 zoning.
N1an�ing Commiss�ion Meetinq - August 20, 197� Page 21
Mr. Drigans said that in Section 56.09 of the 1968 City Code, which�was in
effect when these si�ns were cons±ructed, states that all signs located within
�1 . the City of Fridley prior to January 1,.1966 may continue to exist as to size,
illumination and presen� locations until January 1, 1960, provided the sign does
not violate any provisions of the Fridley City Code up to the date this chapter
� was passed and adop�ed. A permit is required for each existing sign but the permit
'� applica�ion fee for each sign coming within this section shall be waived until
January 1, 1969.
Mr. Drigans said there was no purpose o� �r. Scott or himself to make a mation
for uenial.
Mr. Langenfeld said that �n the ma� these signs looked �oo close together.
Mr. Harris said they just missed the requirement because the sign at 51 Interstate
694 and the one at 93 Interstate 694 were 460 feet apart.
Mr. Langenfe7d said �hat since the sign loca�ted at 51 Int�rstate 694 was lil<ely
to be rcmoved wl,ryn the pro�erty was developed, he would like to make a motion at
th7s time. .
MOTION by Langenfeld, seconded by Bergman, that the Planning Commission reco�rrmend
to Council approval of the Special Use PermiL, SP #75-I2, by Naegele Outdoor
Advertising company, to a1Zow th� continuation of an existinq billboard on Lot 2,
Auditor`s Subdivision Na. 78, per Fridl�y Cit.a Code, Section 214.042, the same being
G3 Interstate 694, wi�h the following stipulations:
^ 1. When this I�t ��as developed, the advertising sign located on it will be
removed.
2. When ttiis advertisin.� szgn is destro�ed or damag�ed by,an act of nature,
vandalism, or other means, this sign aannvt be repaired or rebui]t and wi11
have ta be removed. �
3. This 5pecia] Use 1'ez'ltrit suk�jc�ct to y�ear�� review. '
4. This �ii1l.��ard be inairit�inea' in gc�d �ua_7_ity condition.
5. This billboard b� removed on ar. be�or.e t11e expiration,of the lease on
December 16, .Z977
6. If this sign was determ�ined to Le a tr�zffic hazard er a vasual obstruction
it must be removed, prior to.tl��t date.
Mr. Sco�t�t sai d he want�c� the Courci 1 to knovJ tl�at the,y ��reren' t getti ng the i nput
they thought tf�ey wer�� goi i�g to ge�; f►�o��� �ch� �rar��i �us Commi ssi ons , ai�d ch�:y ii�ay w�n �
to send these requests back to �et input fr•c�m �h� various Commissians. Nir. Langeni�eld
said he thuu�62� �r. Suott's paint at�o�a� thc other Commissions participa.tion on these
requests was something that �houid be il�ade kric�wn ta the Council and othc�r Gommiss�ions.
UPON A ROLL CALL VOTS, Bergn�an_, Har._ris, Lancenield voting aye, Scott and Drigans
voting nay, the motion carried. •
� 7. CONTINUED: PUQLIG HEt�RING: REQUFST FOR A SPECIAL USE PeRMIT, SP #75-13; BY
NAEGELE Ot1T���OR A(aUE_lt1�ISINu COMPANY: To alla4,t the continuation of an existinc�
billboard on Parcel��3U0G, :n th� t�!W Quart�r of the NW Quarter, except the No�4h
16.6 ��res, of Section ?_, T-30, R-Z�y per Fridley City Coc�e, Sectian 214.042,
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Planning Con�nission Meeting - Auqust 20, 1975 Paqe 22
; �he same being 8410 University Avenue N.E.
Public Hearing open.
8. CONTINUED: PUBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #75-14, QY'_
NAEGELE OUTDOOR AD�ERTISING COP1PANY: To alla�� the continuation of an existing
billboard on Lot 18, Revised Auditor's Subdivision No. 77, per Fridley City Code,
Section 214.042, the same being 7357 East River Road N.E.
Public Hearing open
9. CONTINUED: PUBLIC HEARING: REQ�EST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #75-15, BY
NAEGELE OUTDOOR ADVEP,TISING COMPANY: To allow the continuation of an existing
billboard on.Lots i-3, Block 9, Hamilton`s Addition to Mechanicsville, per
Fridley City Code, Section 214.042, the same being 5452 7th Street N.E.
Public Hearing open
10. CONTINUED: PUBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PER�IT, SP #75-�16, BY
NAEGELE OUTDOOR ADVERTISING CO�PANY: To al-low the.continuation of an exisiting
� billboard on Lot 4, Auditor's Subdivision Pso. 155, per Fridley City Code, Section
214.042, the same being 5501 7th Street N.E.
Public Hearing open
MOTION by Bergmail, seconded b� Lan�enfeld, that the Planninq Commzssion continue
^ uniil September 10, 1975 the requests for a Special Use Permit, SP #75-13, SP #75-14,
SP #75-15, SP #�75-16, b� Naegele Outdoor Advertising� Company. Upon a voice vote, al�
'� voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. �
11. CONTINUED: PUBLIC tlEl�RIfVG: REQJEST
� BREDE, INC.: To allaw the cont�inuati
8, Audi�tor's Subdivis�on No. 94, per
same being 5401 Central Avenue N.E.
Public Hearing open
FOR A SPECTAL USE P£RMIT, SP #75 17,��Y.
on of.an existing billboard on part of Lrt
Fridley City Code, Sectian 214.Q�2, the
12. CONTINUED: PUBLiC HEARING: REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE f�ERMIT, SP #75-18, B'f
BREDE, INC.: To allow the continua�tic�r�'oT an existing'billbo�'rd-ori part,oi�l�r�t
8,.Auditor's Subdivision Na. 94, per Fridley City Code, Section 21.4.042, the
same being 5403 Central Avenue N.E. �
Publ ic Hc�at°ang open
13. CONTINUED: Pl1BLIC F{EARING: RFQUEST FOR A SPECIi1L USE PERNiIT, SP #75-19, i3Y
• BREDE, INC.: To allot�r �he continuati�n of an existing billboard on Lot 1, Block
1, Harstad Addition, per Fridley City Gode, Section 214.042, the same being�
6801 Highway #65 N.E.
Public Hearing open
�4. CON7INUED: PUBLIC HEARING: REQIiEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #75-20, BY
^ QREDE, INC.: To allow the con�tinua�ion of an existing billboard on Lots 29 and
30, Block 11, Hamiltan's Additian to Mechanicsville, per Frid1ey City CodeS
. Section 214.OG2, th� same beii�g 5457 4tNi Street N.E:
Public Hearing open
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15. CONTINUED: PUBIIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #75-21, BY
^ � BREDE, INC.: To allow the continuation of.an existing billboard on Parce�l
'. 3620, Section 12, per Fridley City Code, Section 214.042, the same being
7568 Highway #65 N.E.
Public Hearing open
MOTION by Bergman, seconded by Langenfeld, that the Planning Commission continue
untiZ September 10, 1975 the requests for Special Use Permits, SP #75-Z7, SP #75-18,
SP #75-19, SP #75-20, SP #75-21, by Brede, Inc. Upon a voice vote, aZ1 voting aye,
the motion carried unanimously.
16. PUBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERhiIT, SP #75-22, BY STEVEN HENDELc
Per Fridley City Code, Section 205.101, 3,N. for the location of mobile home
sal�s on approximately the South 100 feet of Parcel 2550 and approximately the
North 210 feet of Parcel 2600, in Section 12, generally located betwee►� 7625
and 7699 Highway #65 N.E. , •
No Action Needed - Withdrawn by the Petitioner 8/19/75
ADJOURNMF�T:
MOTION by Beraman, seconded by Langenfeld, that the meeting be adjourred.
Upon a voice.vote, aI1 voting aye, Chairman Harris declared the Planning Commission
meeting of August 20, 19�5 adjourned at 12:13 A.M.
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Respectfully submitted,
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Dorothy Even�`�n, Secretary
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HUMAN RESOURCES .COMI�ISSION
August 21,.1975
MEMBERS PRESENT: Grace Lynch, Barbara Shea, Harold Belgum,
William Scott, Nancy Lambert
MEMBERS ABSENT: NONE
OTHERS PRESENT: Howard Mattson, City of Fridley
Ned Storla, Vice Chairperson - YPC
, Agnes Wolf, Corrections Project Committee
. Kathy MeConnon, Library Project.Committee
Chairperson Scott opened the meeting at 7:40 P.M. ..
ADOPTIUN OF AGENDA:
' MO.TION by Harold Belgum, to adopt the �agenda of the Human Resources
: Commission zneeting af p�ugust 21, 1975 with the addition of a report
from Chairperson, Bi11 Scott on billboards, an item brought before.
� the Planning Commission on August 20, 1975.. Seconded by Grace Lynch.
Upori a voice vote, all voti.ng aye, the motion carried unanimously.
�,,� APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE HUMAN RESOURCES COMMISSION MEETING
� OF AUGUST 7, 1975: .
Ms. Wolf inentioned tha�t a correction should be made concerning her
report on the Corrections Project Committee. The second sentence
of�paragraph three on Page 6 should read•�as follows: She felt that
cammunity based facilities and zoning requirements were needed.
The Commission approved the minute's a.s corrected.
HUMAN RESOURCES MODEL PROJECT: �
Mr. Scott explained the Human Resources Model Project to the Commission.
DISCUSSION ON TNE LEAGUE �F MN HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISS�ON:�
Barbara Shea explained that the League of MN Human Rights Commi.ssion
is affiliated with the League of Municipalities. However, it is an
independent, non-profit organization. However, because it is a
lobbying organization, the IRS �aill not give it tax exempt status.
The only money i� receives is through the payment nf dues. �
She further explained that this organizata.on is�a sort of clearing
house. It is a citizen monitoring group for the Human Rights Depart-
ment. �
^ Another impo�tant aspect is that the Commission provides much informa-
��ion and assistance to persons who may call in for these services.
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HUMAN RESOURCES COMMISSION, August 21, 1975 �AG� .,2 2�
The Commission is also composed of a Board of Directors and a
� Legislative Task Force which meet quarterly.
This group's biggest problem is no money.
Mr. Scott reported that after attending a meeting of the Board �f
Directors and the Legislative Task Force, he felt dissappointment.
He.stated that the district or.ganization is bad. Also, the Board of
Dir.ectors is not designated according to the various districts.
The Commission also discussed the fact that since �he $97 Fridley
Human Resources Commission's fee had been�paid, participation should
follow. The Commission also felt that some of the hardships may
have been cause�l by non-participation by the various communities.
CONSIDERATION OF APPOINTMENT OF COMMISSION MEM$ER TO THE l;EAGUE:
MOTION by Harold Belgum that the Human Resources.Commission appoint
Barbara Shea as the regresentative of the Human Resources Commission
at the League of MN Human Rzghts Commission. .Seconded by Grace Lynch.
Upo� a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimousiy.
,PROJECT COMMITTEE REPORTS:
�
Kathy McConnon reported�on the progress of the Library Project
Committee. She stated that a goal of the Commission should be that
of improving the visability and usefulness of the Fridley Public
Library. ` •
Tdeas are being formulated on the role of the Human Resourees Co.nunission
as far as promoting the pub_lic library. Harold Belgum suggested
the Commission become involved in�the-dedication of the library.
It was suggested that Barbara Hughes be invited to th� September 4
meeting to discuss this matter. �
Barbara Shea of the Housin� and Public Accomodations P�oject Committee
stated that s�e is.in the process of gathering important information
which will•aid in estab.l�shing the goals and objectives of the
Com�tittee .
Mr. Scott added that he Would like. to see something about diyersified •
life styles . � �
Nancy Lambex�t of the Fine Arts Project Comm3ttee stated that she had
spoken with JoAnn Rice of the Fridley Sun NeWspaper regarding the
possible publicata.on of an article on the Fine ARts Project Commit'tee.
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She added that she would be �:peaking with Ms. Weiss of the Coon Rapids
Fine Ar ts Comnti.ssa.on about suc;'� th.ingS as what the Coon Rapids
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HUMAN RE�OURC�S COMMISSION, August 21, 1975
PAGE 3 ��
Commission hopes to accomplish. She added that the next�step would
be to approach the artists.
Agnes Wolf of the Corrections Project Committee expla�,ned that.after
speaking with Dicic Fritzke and the Coon Rapids Police, she learned
that orily 50 - 75 Juvenile 47arning Citations.have been given out
since.this new system first began. Five to ten citations have to be
received by�an.individual before no�tice is even drawn. �
The Commission discussed the matter of the.citations being destroyed
� at age 18. Graee Lynch stated that she really had doubts as to this
being true. It was decided that Ned Storla of the YPC would look into
this matter.
Ms. Wol� also reported that after speakin� with Dick Fritzke, it was
clear`that education concerning the Community Corrections Program
was the most important workable goal in Fridley.
She also stated that attempts at rehabilitatiori in prison may be on
the way out. Flat sentencing will be maintained instead of the indefinite
sentence periods. Ms. Wolf suggested that the Commission may wish to
work on volunteer programs dealing wit�i di.�ers3on of offenders.
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�#r. Scott, ChairQerson ot-the Co�unzcations Project Committee, stated
. he. �as looki;ng �nto th.e -means of �m�roving .the communications in. the
comrrtunity. �ie added tT�.at �eter Treue�fels af the Citizen Grievance/
Ombudsman �roject Coz�nittee is finding a general feeling of satisfac-
. ti�on . o� citizens tor�rard the C�;ty of �'ridley.
�Sr. Scott stated that the Sun Newspapers would be willing to meet with
the Com,-nissicz to discuss the kinds of things The Sun could do to
improve community communication.
Mr..Scott suggested that the Commission may a.lso wish to investigate
the idea of forming a newsletter or having the co�ununity own a
common newspaper.
Ned Storla of the YPC reportsd the Committee has written a survey to
determine the wants and needs of Fridley youth. After speaking with
proper authorities at the University of Minnssota, they discovered
they will need five thousand people to participate in the survey to
make it valid. This survey wi11 be distribufed at the senios� and
junior high school as well as to same adults in Fridley.
DISCUSSION ON BILLBOARDS :
Mr. Scott discussed the Planning Commission meeting of the previous
n evening.and indicated he had tak�n a completely negati,ve stand against
billboards. He also �.nda.cated that no other subcommiss�on has a.ddressed
. itself to th.e problem ot b�ll'boa�ds�. � .
He asked the Commission whether they sti'll wanted to hold the samc
HUMAN RESOURCES COMMISSION, August 21, 1975 PAGE �
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, stand against billboards for the next Planning Commission meeting at
which, more billboards will be discussed and voted upon. The Commis-
� sion felt very strongly against the billboards.
Mr, Scott added that in three states, asthetics had been a valid
reason for not having billboards.
MOTION by Grace Lynch that the Human Resources Commission recommend
that.Mr. Scott voice the same opinion, that the Commission does not
want billboards, at the next Planni.ng Commission meeting. Seconded
by Barbara Shea. Upon a voice vote, all voti.ng aye, the motion carried
unanimously. ,
ADJOURNMENT :
MOTION by Grace Lynch to adjourn the Human Reso rces ComTnission r=:°eting
of August 21,�1975 at 9:40 P.M. Seconded by Na�icy Lambert. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried u�animously.
' Respectfully submitted,
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Holly Tonsager f
' Recording Secretary
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J�1J''NUTFS OF_TH_F RFGIJ�R_P�-.R1<5���;J%�'i�R�T�rjN_�G�`1��SIQb, M_ E�SI�dG AJ�l�SL�'>>�g��
Meetin� was callec� �o orc�er at 7:45 p.m. by Cliairm�n Peterson
h9EMBERS �'it1:SENT:
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0'1'HERS P12�.SEI�"I':.
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Calc3we�i, f�arri.s 1'etersor�y Seegcr
}Vagar � � •
Ar�lo:d L. Aune; 632.�. Jackson St., N.E., 571-1128 - Tr�e. P.emoval
Juan Sal�s, 5810 5t:h St., N.E., 571-G750 - Soccer
Lyrtn Fisclier, 10272 Ta;�lor St.; N.E., 756-2380 - H.A.F,
R. C. Kelly, 623(? /th SL., N.�., 571-1534 - H.�1.F.
Jim Negri, 641; Van I3uren St., N.E., 574-0051 - H.A.P.
Tcd Rue, 1.70 63rd 4Va��, N.I:., 5G0-2715 - H.A.F.
Lee��nn Sporre, 301 lronton SL., T?.�., 786-4237
Paul i3ra�:�n, Director, Parks and Re�reation
Judy 4Uyatt, Secretary, Parks and Recreation
►�1r. Aune v,�as present to r.eques� permission fro,n the Commission to rernove :�n
exi���n�; boulev�ir.d tree ir. o.rcier to �uake LI-Aeir atta.ched garage inco a famiJy room,
and b��i. � ci a cloubl e�' �trage ori tl:c bacl: or: �;ZCi r l�t . fle stated tha?- !�e ti�ould be
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as to k�T�cl ,3nd size, on the c�i;it ��:;-�ere l�is o�d clxiveway was. '
P�OT_rON 13Y r';AKRTS, secorideu� '?t? C��.Zdwe1�, to a�:�rov� 11r, <siine`s r�clue,st; wit11 t_�ie
sti.�u]aLi.or� i.hat t.n��tree x;- x� �>.:L��ce�, u;�;:>n s{-aff reconvnenc?ation, wi%}� tiie k�nd & �arce:;�
tree X:r_art�_ca1�-The mot�.o»-ca�-z_ied.� --� —
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the Plarlain�; Co�it1��i �s�.�z� �lex� ;�'c�:lnc;sd��v
'� e�ritli Da.r�ei`Cla.r`s: :��: tc t��etl�cr. cx� ��ot
�Vednc:sd^y �,�ght.
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t.'riai �his reauest and apprc,val �roald� go to
�li�;h �.. I�e s�.�ghe�ted to ;�3� . Aunc� tl�at i�e check
}ie nf;e� ar���ar a�i: the Plann:ir.g Co:nmissioT� next
�ir. Fla�:ris statucj r.hat 1;is ��otion at t},e ,Jt�ly ?5th meet�tig, a�eg=txdir,�; tlie soft-
Uall tro7�i�.ies tiaa� recc��c'ecl�in�.:��°reetl}° . iie rec�tzes�ed, th�t the l�st sri�tenee in Lhe
n�oti�n be de.le:te�1. °
hIGTION BY SrT'v1;f<, se�cc?r.cl�d ,'�� C�t�cl.✓��?_Z, t_o c:�ar�g,� ��he mo�.ior� to r�e��J as re�.7uested
by Mr. Ha.rris, al:a tc7 ���.p.z'vve t}��= P1�r�ur-�s us ��menned. The m�tior� ca��rzec?.
SOCCER
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Mr. Salas ^4;a.��1 r�:qt.�e: i:�:i l�c�ll.� ;ra �Jetti.���; tiie �,y�n. f'e statnd i:hat eaLh t.i�ne hc
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�Ynis. for Cl��is paodra;r?. ?-(��� sa�cl �i':,�i t�ey ;s1�e sc}�cc�uled so t�ig}�tl;r �aith �1�,� sC;ioo�
aci.i_vit i.e5 �i:zrirzg �.h�� � �;c}��ol y�car, ��:it.i ��ae ��1;�a ;z1� tti��.ith Th�e �x�ut� s�llool ��i,iriasii�i;15
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, Mr. Pe-ter.son said that botli hc and T1r. rr�oivn w�uld check ori tlie availability of
a gym for P,4r. Salas at the r�c.xt ;;oorai.naLi:�g ,�feet�.ng ot� November 18th.
MUTIOIJ Ri' NARRIS, seconded u� Caldwell, that t1�e Corrunissio,z direct Paul Brown to
pre�are a report for them on hoc�r wc shoirld improve �he field at I,ocke Park and
::�condly, that we, as the P�rk a.nd Recreatior� Gorrmission, try �nd secure a gymnasium
�a.r the mont_�s of �ti9arch an�3 •Apr.i1, f�r thc socce� pro��i�am. Tne �r�ntion carried.
Mr. Salas c�mmer.ted that he had to buy a. soccer hall for the elementary team
b°cause t11e �ix balls t�1ey bou�iit pxc>>i_otzsly �:�er�> too big for that team. He stated
that he had paid $1?..d0 £oz• ti�c; l�all o;l his own, 'out if there was money in the budge�i.
to cover the cost, '.ie would I ike to �e rein;bursed.
D1r. Pet:erson askeu NL°. Salas to c;�eck ;aith �Sr. �3�otar�, l�ecause }�e thought tiia� a
mGtion �aa� ;nade by DIr. I�arx�is 3.n the Ju�1e T4int�tes ;:a a�:thorize pa;�n:e�it f'rom this
year's budg;;t to covcr tlic- cos:: of the balls. He �sked A;z , Salas to submit 1?is bill
to Paul 13ro�•�n. '
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Mr. Salas menti�ned ti�at his socce;�� tear� l�iad won the Northeast P.egi�n Tournament�
ar.d he i.nvi i:cd thc Commissi.o;;ers to t,ratc�l t-he final gaine tiie fo1? a�ai�ig d��.y at Locke
Park�. �
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A9r. '1'ed Rue �aas prese7it to di.scuss �he 1_�i5 IIockey al�d I3r�omb��] progr�.im of Fri�l.ey,
He �1��1 brcnaght along a sl;.de presentat.ion aiad a ha.nuout af the piogram. He introd�zcec�
t12e c�tr!ei• �;entl�:ner. r,resent on ue}lalf of r�,�i,� . •
A�r. Pue's ag�,nda <<�Ili.c3� he �iscussed duri�g i.he present �tion; w�s as fol�.e,�:�s:
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Il;�i� C),�ga�,a zai:ion and Purl:;ose
H.A}� 1;u.r.lget and Ac:tiviYi e.s
l�zi_d�ey Zesident Pa�rt:i�-ipat�an
Ft�ture Plans a�Id Growth
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r��. ?Zu� c�:i.sc�iss^d somc: itcros ,,!h�_cl, he ��;ould lik^ t� �ee implemented, sucf� as
replac�.nf; c,��� t t».ld o�' the ec,ui ��ment cver�r year, :injprovii�g tl,e secur. i i.;� at th�: rinks y
and c�rti;�icc� i•�fc:re.es.
�'iY°. li:;A'iIS i�1t;71""t:1��71�.(j l:ttsl't" tlii. L)°�??.J'1�illi.I?t �5�i3?]j (?II LlS1T7� 011.�y' GE'.J'�:1.£1('i� TE.FE.`.l'E_'�_^-,S
a;�� tl;a.t .)^z� 1lo�ea��d ha� bc�e„ instr,.��t�d to �.z�_;:> o.rlly ti�ose ,�rldiv9_dT.� :15 tti�hc� ?:av� t�ken
rhe test anc'� ?�assecl. i�e e,;pla:�r,c_I thai: ].ast yea.f~ wc t��:i.ed to i.r.stit�it�; tliis l�ui
we were a 1.ittle �.00 Iate ir�i:o ti.�, p�:ogram; i:i1�_s year ti•.�� 11 Ue c3i.f1'ere.nr_.
•�tr. _►i,�7-:•is �;i�i77ked A9z°.. Rue o,� I�is pxes�niat.ian und co�urented tl�ita� he t,�ou�;ht i;:
�ti�ould Ue a F;oocl i��e:i fo�� <xll ii;e ��<imil:ies ti,rho si�;r, uli i'��• ti��c't:e�r, to receiue it. ':'i1e
Conmii:.sion asked �Ixe �',:�rks £i Recr�:� 4:ion Secretaly to r;:t:ypc, �;.ondense ancl rtrradt�c;, it
for t}��� Ilc�c;:cy Rssociatiart. . •
^. 1�9i. Iiarris exnlairieci to t;ie !i.,'�.1;. tlia� thc: }?artcs �ni? Reercat.�.aiz Dei:r:�~tmc�it'�
buv�c�t i�s eut �evera�l �in,r,s� t�eCorc i� is fin�xlly apjiz•ov�c�, �ilerefore ���,�v it.c�r�s :aliicti
w�, pui: ?.i� arc ��}cc•n otzt�..� FI�� tr�ld ti�c� iI. �'�.�I�� . t:�iat °:he P� rl;� �an�l R�c.xcr�fi__i,.,r� {)ep ���:t:m�,,-�,
u�t;ta:�d l.ikc ta tivork iai.t��i t.11��m, th�� s��`tbail �7�c,��lc, �the faoti�a�I.� pcople, e�c. , z_n �rd�:��
t0 :L71�Y'OVC (?lli insta� l,ati_oa�s. !le said tre wc>u.l�l i�; E;c? to se�� the:r work ou� a i-:rc.�rain
Mlinutes of the Parks and Recreation Cor�mi.ssic,n 64eeting August 25, 1975. Page, 3_, �(�
where tltey could a21 work togethe.r to help ra.ise the money to do this. He mentioned �-
that the Yarks Department spc�it $57,000 las� w�.ni-er o�l equinment, ice maintena.nce,
etc., for hockey, general skati.ng and broomt�all. 1le went on to say that. the Parks .
'^ Department proposed in their budget $5,�J00 per. year for three yea-rs to build a
-�aarming house at h4aclse�i but it was cut .frc�m t:he budget. He asked Mr. Rue �if he
tnou�ht it would be ��ossible to �et four oroups plus tlle Ci.ty, to each contribute
�$1,000 a year for tliree ycars to build 1;he facility a.t r9adsen. Mr. Harris explained
tnat he was talking abou* the Hockey Associati.on, the Softball Association, the
Foo�ball. Associa'�i.on and maybe the V.F.W. or the Lions, �lus tlie City. Mr. i2uc sai.d
he thoubht it was not out of ihe realm of pessibility.
'�he FI.A.F. asked the Commissicr. how they shoulci go a.bout talkin� to the City
Council. reoardin•b thc hockey prog�am. The Conlmissioners advised Mr. Rue to get on
the agen�ta. for tl��e City Council meeti7�g. They explained thai everything goes through
�he Planni.ng Comrni�sion first noia, therefore A4r. Rue should contact Jerry Boardman
t�.o ii.rAd oi.� � the proper proc�edure for talking to the Ci.ty �ouncil.
There �1:�s a cjiscussion on ice f]_oa�ing for the ri.nks: It was the consensus of
c�inion oi the li..�.r. and thz �omn7issioners that tl:e ice is better if the floo;?ing'
is done at nig}:* . It u�as mentioned tl�at ? dst year the Cor,u�iissian Tade a rnotioit that
i.he riill:s be flooded at ni�ht,
M.O_�'I�C�IV BY HAizF:_ZS, seconc7ed by Ca_td:�re71 , f.hat for. the_.. P week neriod of hocl�ey the ice
be floc���e;.l at night.; tl�at the wnrn ec�u.ipr:�ent be .repaired; and thai- the Polic� Department,
, at the reqci�st of ±-17e Puri�s Le� �.� �renc, prc��Tzd'e addi�i_onal secixr�_ty ��i� i�1<c r�n s: `_C e
troiion carrie-?. �
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• �T21'l� �Oc?TdP.1a11 l�?� �JY'PS(`llt. t0 C7Tii:111i�E3 �1� S:I1S:�US5_i.Ciit Gf tfie �;L1a.Cj.E;.i.J.7lt'•� SZt U�
by the Pla.n.ning Con�mi.s �i.on. ,'•iY•. 3�a�anian saiu ttiat the futurz guideliiies vai 1.1., be
detex�r�in.ed b7� man�� things, inc7ud�ng deve:lopiner.tal pressures, populat�on cha7iges,
needs oi tche 1?eopl.e i.n the axea�, etc:, (�:.��oa�e ou�~ next mee�t�ing t��i . Boardm��n w�.11
meet �rith Pa�al Brown arlcl figure ou� the gc��Is an:i �objectives for ihe 3epar±ment.
The next regula�° �:�eeting j�ail�i be. hela.on A?�r�day, September 2�n�, ai 7:30 p.m.
in t`ne Classroorrt of t:n� Civic Ce�:ter.
Resi�ectiully submi c�ced,
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CT`I'Y •OF FRIDLEY
MINUTES OF THE APP�ALS CUMMISSION MEEfiING OF AUGUST 26, 1975
The meeting was called to order by Chairman Drigans at 7:35 P.M.
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^ MEMBERS PR�SENT: Drigans, Gabe1, Kemper, Plemel, Wahlberg
ME,MBERS ABSENT: Non� � �
OTH�RS PRESENT: Howar.d Mattsor�, Engineering Aide �
''• APPROVAL OF APPEALS CONIMISSION MINUTES: August 12, 1975
M�TION by Wahlberg, seconded by Gabel, to apprave the minutes of the August 12,
1975 meeting as written. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion
carried. �
1. A RE9UEST FOR VARIANCES OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 205.134,
4C, TO REDUCE THE REAR YARD SETBACK FROM 2`HE REQUIRED 25 FEET TO 4.5 FEET, AIvD,
SECTION 205.134, 4B, TO REDUCE THE SIBE YF,RD SETBACK EROM THE REgUIRED 20 FEET
� Tn ZERO FEET, TO A.LLOTd 'I'HE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW.CFFICE WAREHOUSE TO BE LOCATED
ON LOTS 6,7,8, AND 9, BLOCK 6, ONAWAY ADDITIQN, THE SAME BEING 7741 BEECH STREET
� N.E., FRIDLEY,RMINNESOTA. (RE U�:ST BY PACO, INCOP•PORATED, 5520 KIRKWOOD LANE
. NORTH, MINNLAPULIS, MIIVNESOTA 55442.)
MOTION by Kemper, seconded by Plemel, to open the public hearing. Upon a voice
vote, there being no nays, �he motion carried.
Mr. Jerry Paschke came forward to explain his request. He showed the Commissior.
the plans and explained where the two variances would be.
� Chairman Drigans asked who the property owners were to the north and south of �
/1 ' this property. Mr. PaschkP statec� that the prape•rty to the north was ow�ied by
Mrs. Ron'Smith and that the tw� lats to the south were owned by Action Pattern
� Company. Chairman Drigans asked if Mr. P�schke had an agreement with Mr.s. Smi�h
regarding the zero lot l�_ne censt.ruc�ion next to izer property. Mr. Paschke saicl
he was wcrking on it but Mrs. Smith was not ihe easiest person to deal with.
Mr. Mattson explained briefly that there were mitigat.ing circumstances to the -
present situation. The property in question was until recently owned by
Mrs. Smith. The transfer of ownership was•in effect a form of payment for F�ork
done on the property by Mr. Paschi:e. This work was cont�acted for by Mr. Smith
who was aelinquent in paving the }�ill. Nt�. Smith died last year leavinq ivlr. Paschke
in the position of having to deal with T�irs. Smith. �
Chairman Drigans asked Mr. M�ttson to read the section of the Code dealing with
zero side yard setbacks on industrial_property. Mr. Mattson read from section
205.134, 4B3 as follows: N� side yard is required where a common wall is
provider� between two buildings, which meet fire standards.
Mrs. Wahlberg stated that it l-ias been City p�licy to ask for an agreement
between adjoining property owr.ers where a zero side yard is proposed. The
agreement requires that when �r,e second building is built it must abut the
existing one or be built the sum of both side yards distant (40 feet in this.
case): .
� �Chairman Drigans asked Mz�. Paschke to explain the hardship behind the secand
variance asked for. Mr. F�aschke explained �hat the only way he could orient"
�` the'building on this piece of property was to place it as he has proposed,
utilizing the rear yard and th� north side yard fc�r the building, leaving the
south side yard for parkin� and loading. The ric�ht of way in the rear has been
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Minutes of �he Appeals Commission Meeting �f AugusL- 26, 1975 ' Page 2
- vacated which makes it useless for accessibility.
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^ Chairman Drigans asked what per.centage of lot area was covered with this
' building. Mr. Paschke said 40 percent. He explained that because of the
lot size increments in the Onaway Addition it was very difficult to utilize
the space economically without asicing for variances.
� Chairman Drigans asked Mr. Paschke if he had talked to Mr_ Houser's lawyer as
Mr. Houser had called Mr. Drigans at his offic� earlier in the day. (Mr. Houser
is the property owner to the rear of this property). Mr. Paschke said he had not
ta1_ked with him.
MOTION by Plemel to close the public hearing. Seconded by Gabel. Upon a voice
vote, tnere being no nays, tr,c motion carried. .
Chairman Drigans asked for discussiGn on thi5 request.
' Mr. Plemel stated that he didn't think the Board should criticize the. use of
�. _ maximum 1ot c�verage on property such as_this ahen the owner is simply trying
to maximize the potential of a difficult situation. .
� Mrs. Wahlberg questioned agairi the zero lot line arr.angement and felt that an
agreement should be part of the motion. � .
,MOTION by Wahlberg to recommend approval of these variances to the Council with
the stipulation that a signed agreemEnt per the zero lot line policy of the
City be.on file in the City offices before any build.ing permit be issued. Seconded
^ by Plemel.: Upon a voice vote, there bei.ng no naysr the motion carried.
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ADJOURNMENT . .
The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Drigans at 8:10 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
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O ARD MATTSO
Acting Secretary
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CODM4tJNITY DEVELOPMENT CONIl�IISSION 1�4EETING OP AUGUST 27, 1975
Chairman Bergman called the meeting to order at 7:45 P.A1.
MEI�9BERS PRESENT: Ber�man, Linc�blad, I'oxester, Oquist
MEMI3ERS ABSENT: Stanley
OTf�EIZS PP.ESLNT: Jerrold Boardman, Plat.ning Assistant
MOTION by Lindblad, seconded by Forester to approve the minutes of
the August 13, 1975 meeting as written.
UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried.
CITY CODE VIOLATIONS
Mr. Lindb:�.d stated that he would like to see the members of the Gity
administration be asked to be attentive to housekeeping violations and
other violations of City Code. They shauld make it ±heir. responsibility
to report any and all violations to the proper people in the City for
the proper a.ction to be taken, rather tnan rely as completely as they
now do on ptahlic complaints. .
' MOTION by Lindblad, seconded by Oquist, that any employee of the City,
while driving in the City, be aware of obvious infractions of codes and
^ ordinances and bring them to the attenti_on of the proper people.
UPOi� A VOICE VOTE, al�l vating aye, the mot�_on carried.
1. GOALS AND OBJECTIVES ,
bSr, Boardinan pres,ented c11�..rts listzng the six hasi.c goals and under
each of these he had listed the obje.ctives of th.ese goals.�
PRr. Bergman stated that he felt one o� L-he gaals should include �ome-
thing in the area of City promotional aspects.
bfr. Boardman stated �hat we should promote good quality industry for
the purpose of providing jobs to the residents in the area.
Mr. Oquist stated that promoting Fridley ior i�ldustry should be and
objective not a goal. -
A discussion followed c�ncerning each orie of the goals. The members
of the commission made tiie proper changes they felt wex•e needed.
The goals and objectives axe on pages.3, 4 and 5. .
. MOTION by Forester, seconded by Oquist *ha� the follo�aing six goals
being 1. Promote and i�4aint�in a Balanced °opulation Mixture, 2. Provide
• and Maintain a Diversity af Suitable tiousing and Living Environments with
' the Community, 3. Develop, Maintairi and Enforce.a Planned, Well Balanced
r� . Land Use System, 4. Provide and Conti.nually Upgrade Public Services and
�Facilities in Sufficier►t Quantity and Quality to insure a High Quality
Living Environment, 5. Provide and Mainta.ir� a F�iigh Leval of Accessitiility
� to,Allow far Safe Efficient Movement of Pea�le, Goods and Serviccs,
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. 6. Promote Citizen Awareness and Citizen Involvement in tk�e D�velopment
of their Community; as modified are the approved goals of the Community
Development Committee.
� UPON A VOICE VOT�, all voting aye, the motion carried unani_mously.
The next meeting the Commission will discuss and make the proper changes
' and �additions io the objectives listed on pages 3,4, and 5.
Chairman Bergman adjo�axned the meeting at 10:10 P.T4.
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CONIl�IUNITY DEV�LOPry9I:NT GOALS �, OBJF.CTIVES
�PURPOSE OF COMMUNITI' DEVELOPMENT IS TO PROMOTE A CONII�IUNITY
� FOR IT5 CITIZENS �NHICH WILL PROVIDE THE BEST ENVIFONMENT .
FOR THE I:XPERIENCE OF LIVING.
GOAL #1 PRUMOT� AN� hdAINTAIN A•BALANC��J POPULATION MIXTUR�
OBJECTIV�S
1. �vccocvc.age a va,�u:,�iy a{� .P.i.�e��y.�e� by �nvv�.di.v�g a wtide n.av�.ye
a� �sve,i,c�E, eev�tiam.i,e, eduecc.t.�vna2 av�d rhy�stica,� be�tie{��i.t�s neEded
� �a tiw3wr.e quc�2,i.ty .P.t.v.�v�g e��.v.ih.av�nr.•��s. .
2. �v�evc.vr.age �he deve,Po,�amewt a� }�nvgna.m� w(��ch ur.�.P.� pnc�v.�e�e
op}�arc�uwi�,c:.e� �an �2 (age g�caup� ) �y��e� a� pevn°.e.
GOAL #.2 PROUTD� FOR ANa MAINTAIN ,4 �IU�RSTTy OF SUITABL� HDUSIN�
�� ANT1 L7VTNG �NVTRO;��1i�NTS GIITNIN TN� CUMMUP�TTY
OBJECTIVES �
1. Pnav.�de a uzi.de �r.a.nqe a� adequu.te hau��.�g ap���n�uv�ea {�an
pean.2e o� u,2,e ,irieome .2evc.Zs, ag� g,�.aup� and ��h;�,i.{y baefzgn�cu^�d�.
2. Pn.ama�e �h.e �ne�s e�r.va�,i,an a g ex,i��',E.hg ne��.dewti.a2 ►ie.<.ghbvnh.aUd� .
3. Deve,Q.v� a.�tid ma.�.v�:cu.�2 �he, ne,i.g(26�tchaad a�s a bad.�.c �hy�.%ea.� �tian�a.i,ng
un,i� �on n�a,idevi.ti.a.� atc.ea� . �
4. Pnvma�e a h.iglti d�andarcd a� ma,iv�tencutiee and cane o� hau�.in� urLi,�
.i.n ex,u��',i�g n.te.i.ghba�,haod�s. �
5. �ncvcvcag2 �.lie deve.�apmej�.t ag evKVeruC►�t �elc���.ce aaci.��.;u.e� .ia
mee.t �l�e need�s a U nea�.dev�t,ic�,2 ne,i.yl�ba�c.l�.aad�s .
Goals and Objectives
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GOAL #2 (Cont.) � .
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. 6. Pn�ma�e uude.�y �ca�,ieh.ed hacv��.v�g �aai.�,i�i.e�s �on .�aw �.v�came
� �ammi,.Q,i.�S �v ava�.d .2aw �,v�eame 6ivws�.Kg evncewtha,#.c:ovr�.
GOAL #3 v�V�LOP, MAI�JTATN, AND �N�ORCE A PLANN�D, fal�LL BALANC��
LAN� US� S�ST�M
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1. U�evutcage �h.e enc�c.aachmev�t a� e�mmehc.i.u,�. awd �.ndu���r,i.a,e deve,�v�mewi
.i,�a n�s�.dev�ti.a,� cviea.s, bu� c�P�actiu.v�g �an deve2a�me�,t aU lue�eareehy
�� beh.v.�ce� �a �Gi.e ne�s.�clevUt,i.a,� r�P,t.yiibcnhavd�s.
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� GOAL #4 PROVI�� AN� CONTTNUALLy UPGRAD� PUBLIC S�RUIC�S �1N�
FACILITI€S TN SU�FICI�NT Q(1ANTITy ANa QUALITS� T� TNSUR� '
A NIGH QU�`.L1Ty LTVING �NVIRUNM�NT
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GOAL #5 PROVID� AN17 MAINTAIN A�fITGH L�V�L D� ACC�SST�1LITy
TO ALLOLU ��R SAF� �FFICT�NT h4UVEM�NT D� P�OPL�, GUUDS
AND S�RVIC�S . .
OBJECTIVES .
). �ncaunage �,v�ctc.ecued }�ede���r,�.ayi an b�.cyc.ee �ca��y�.c cu�i�ih,�.n �he C.i,ty.
2. Pnama�e �.nc�.ea�ed �carv�.i� �a��2i��:e� �a r�nav�.de be.t,te�r. and mvne
convewi,ev�t �cccv� pa�r�:c�t,i.�►i c��a�r;tuwirt,t.e� �a �h.e �ub.P,{.c.
3. Pnamo�e a h,i,gh. degne.e v� �a�e.iy �v� a22 .�eve.P�S v{� �tca�,5r��r,ta,t,t.�n
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4. Pnamv�e ,�.mpnaved vie,�.gGebvnl2vvd acc�s�s �r.i�:Gu.v� �h.e eammuvu�y.
GOAL #6 PRUMOT� CITIZ�N A�VAR�N�SS AN�J CTTTZ�N INVOLV�M�NT IPJ 7�1�
D£V�L(7PM�NT 0� TH�IR CU�TMUNITy
OBJECTIVES
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i. � P�c�mv�e�s e�y�atc�. bvn �he deve,ev�mew� a{y ne�.ghbvjch.�ad anaawt.za,t,i,av�
�ci ev�cae,�ea�ce �..nvv2vemev�i .�n ne,i.ghbanhvvd }�.P.anvi,i,nq.
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�.v��anxna.t,i,�n �a a majoh cJr.��.b �see.t,t.an a� �he �a�u,2a�.av�.
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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF REPORT Planning Commission Agenda
� . � . September 10, 1975
� 6500 University Avenue N.E. .. • . .
� By: Phillips Petroleurr� Campany •
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General. Description: .
• This permit is for the remo�eling of the Pxisting Phillips Service
' Station at 650Q University Avenue N.E. The remodeling calls for the elimina-
tion� of the,existing projecting canopies, the construction of a new ranch
style gabled roof�sto►ie facing on all four. sides of the building, and the
installation of decorative lighting fixtures. It will also provide for
additional landscaping on the property and the pouring of concrete curbing.
. Engineering: � .
� We don'.t anticipate any engineering proble�s with this prope�rty.
Traffic flow will remain pretty much like �t is and ��rill continue to ftow
relatively smooth�y. � . � _
Environmenta'I�: � � �
We feel that the proposed proj�c� wi11 improve the quality of the �
� surraunding area, and will be an asset to the areaP as well as prauide the
impetus for more area beautification_projects.
� � Building Permit Stipu1ations_: .
. 1. All eur.t�ing and tandscaping shall .be complete one year from the �
.� date of the issuance of the building permi�:.
� � 2. Landscaping Plan must be approved by the Planning Department;
before the landscaping work begins. .
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~ �. . Notice is hGreby given that there will be a Public Hearing �
�'. �of the Planniiig Coilunission of tYie City of Fridley �in the Cit10HaIl ��
' . at 6431 Univer.sity I�venue Northeast on ���ednesday, September r iR
" 1975 at 7:30 P.I�i. in the Council Chamber far the purpose of: ��
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• A recnaest for a Special Use Permit, SP #75-�23, �
. '' by Peter J. Long, per Fridley City Code, �
� Secti.on 205.051; Paragraph 2Ar to allow constsuction t
� .� of a second accessory building, a 13 ft_ x 22 ft. �
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�- garage, on Lat 11, Block 4, Ric:e Creek Terrace, :
� . - Plat 6, lying in the North Half of Sectian 14, � �
� T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anolca, •
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� Generally located at 6721 2•iadison Street N.E_ _ �
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Any and all persons desiring to be heard sha3.1 be given ,
� . an opportunity at the above stated time and place. •
. . I2ICI�RD HARRIS
. � . . Chairznan ' � .
• ' � .' • �. Planning Commission _ .
. . Publish: August 27, 1975 . ' '
' 5eptember 3, 1975 • ; .
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hPPLICANT'S SIGN/1TURL' �JAwt� � ��'`i���/
Address �
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TYP� OF R�QUL'•ST
Rezoning
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Approval of Premin=
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Strcets or Alley
Vacations
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Fee�C� Receipt Noe����
Street Location of Property C�7Zt m+��t�ve�.� �
Legal Description of Property (�p-r �� �t.-a «� �i R�� C'�, � � � �"�''' �
Present Zoning Classif.ication �-�_ Exisiing Use of Property `.s,�.�c�.c. �=��.�`�
Acreage of Property ) br��� S�.C''f'. Describe Uriefly ,the proposed zonin�g classif:ication
ox type af use and improvement proposed S c�„��, �c�.r�s�a2Y ���'+��a� ��
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^ �Has the present applicant previously sought to rezone, pl.at, oUtain a loi, spli-L- or
variance or.special use per:nit on the subject site or part of it? y�s 4.�� no.
� .What was requested and when? �
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The undersigned understands that: (a) a list of all residents and owners o� property 4
witliin 300 feet (350 feet for rezoning) must be attached to this applica.tion. _
(b) This application must Ue signed by all owners of the property, or an explanai:.i.on
given �vhy this is not the case. (c) Responsibility.for any defect in the pro�eed.ings ';
resulting from the failure to list the names and addresses of all residents and ,
property owners of property in question, belongs to the w7dersigned.. I
':A sketc}i of proposed property and structure must be drawn and attached, showing the �
� following: 1. North Dircetion. 2. Location of proposed structure on the lot. !
3. Dimensions of property, proposed structure, and front and side setbacks. ,
4. Street Names. 5. I�ocation and use of adjacent existing buildings (within 300 feet).
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T1ie undersigned hereby declares that all the facts�and representations stated in this
application are true and correct. -
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Date Fi_led_ t)� e of Hearing ��/� �7 �
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Plannin� Commission. A��rroved City Council /lpproved_ �
(dates� Denied (dates) Denied
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MA�ULING LIST
�P #75-23 P.J. Long
Per Fridley Code, Section 205.051, 2,A
� to allow�2nd accessory building
at 6721 Madison Street N.E.
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Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Mootz
6750 Madison Street N.E.
Fridley, Mn 55432
Mr. & Mrs. Cameron Lewis
6740 Madison Street N.E.
Fridley, Mn 55432
Mr. & Nirs.� Curtis {_arson
6730 Madison Street N.E.
Fridley, Mn 55432
Mr. L1oyd Leslie
6720 Madison Street N.E.
Fridley, Mn 55432
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Helm
621 67th Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Mn� 55432
Mr.�& Mrs. Harley Jacobs
61'1 67th Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Mn 55432
Nir. & Mrs. Arthur Jones �
6751 Madison Street N.E.�
Fridley, Mn 55432
Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Johnson
6741 Madison Street N.E.
Fridley, Mn 55432
�Mr. & Mrs. John Nyline
6731 Madison, Street,N:E.
F.ridley, Mn 55432
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Long
6721 Madison Street N..E.
Fridley, Mn 55432
Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Bjerke
6711 Madison Street N.E�
Fridley, Mn 55432
Mr. & Mrs. Carrol Hauge
645 67.th Avenue N.E.
Fridley,�Mr 55432
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Planning Commission August 26, 1975
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Hamernik
6740 Monroe Street N.E.
Fridley, Mn 55432
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bakeberg
6730 Monroe Street N.E.
Fridley-, Mn 55432
Mr. & Mrs. Roger LaFond
6720 Monroe� Street N.E.
Fridley, Mn 55432 �
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Anderson
6710 Monroe Street N.E.
Frid1ey, Mn 55432
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Norling
6701 Monroe Street N.E.
Fridley, Mn 55432
Ms. Pear1 H�cks . '
6700 Monroe Street N.E.
� Fridley, Mn 55432
. Mr. & Mrs. Bud Shore �
� 6711 Monroe Street N.E.
Fridley, Mn 55432
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Novitsky
6721 Monroe Street N.E.
Fridley, Mn 55432
� � Mr. Roland Enkhaus
� 6731 Monroe Street N.E.
Fridley, Mn 55432
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
PU6LIC HEARING
6EFORE THE
. PLJ�NNING COMMISSION
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: •
NOTICE is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of
� � the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley in the City Hall �t
6431 University Avenue Northeast on Wednesday, August 6, 1975 in the
Council Chamber.at 7:30 P.M. to consider the following matter. ,�
A reguest for_a Special Use Permit, AP #15-13,
• , � by Naegele �Jutdoor Advertising �Company, to• continue
� �� the use of a 25 foot by 12 foo�t billboard, per
�� Fridley City Cod,e, Section 214.042, to be located .
on the Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter,
except the North�rly 1�6.6 acres, of Section 2,
'T-30, R-24, City o.f Fridley, County of Anoka,
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� Avenue right.of way and 500 feet North of 83rd
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� � Generally located at 8410 Un�iversity �Avenue N.E. �
� Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter
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. RICHARD H. HARRIS.
� . �. CHAIRMAN
• PL.ANNI(�G COMP1ISSION
Publish: July 23, 1975 . �
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^ � SP #75-13 NAEGELE OUTDOOR ADVERTISING C0.
� 8410 University Avenue N.�E.
� ' Wm Barbush
6400 York Avenue South
� Minneapolis; Mn 55435
Naegele Outdoor Advertising Co.
� 1700 West 78th Street -
Minneapolis, Mn 55431
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Locati�on: 8410 University Avenue N.E. .
Sign Permit Date: 1/9/69
Owner: Naege7e � �
Comments: Lease runs to 5/1/84
*1.. Height (25') JO' Base/ 25' Top - 30' from Unive�ity Center '��-
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� NAEGELE OUTDOOR ADVERTISING COMPANY OF THE TWIN CITIES, WC,
1700 WEST 78TH STREET, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55423J612-866-3381
July 22nd, 1975
Mr. K.G. Isaacson
7501 H ighway 65 NE
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432
Dear Mr. lsaacsan:
This letter is to inform you that Naegele Outdoor Advertising Company of the
Twin Cities, Inc. is applying for a new special use permit for the advertising
structure located on your property at 8410 University, Fridiey�.
The City of Fridley requires that you are aware o.f our application. �
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By signing this letter you are also acknowledging that a valid lease for the
advertising structure on your property is held by our company. Please sign
i�t the space below and return as soon as possible. A stamped, addressed
envelope is enclased. .
• Sincerely, . , � �
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Kraig�L���quist � •
Associate Director ,
. , Community Relations Department . �
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
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PU6LIC HEARING . �
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TO WHOM IT IoIAY CONCERN:
Noiice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of �
the Planning Commission of the City of Fridl�y.in the City Hall at �
6431 University Avenue Northeast on Wednesday, August 6, 1975 at 4
7:30 P.M, to consider the following matter: .
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- A request for a Special Use Permit, SP #75-14, _ ��,
; by Naegele Outdoor Advertising Company�, to continue
• the use of a 25 foot by 12 foot billboard located �
on Lot 18, Revised Auditor's Subdivision No. 77, -
per Fridley City Code, Section 21�.042, all lying '
. in the North Half of Section 10, T-30, R-24, City .
of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota.
� Generally located at 7357 East River Road N.E.
Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter
may be heard at this meeting. �'. � ,
Publish: July 23, 1975
� Ju1y 30, 1975
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. RTGNARD H. HARRIS
CHAIRMAN '
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MAILING LIST -
SP #75-14 NAEGELE OUTDOOR ADV. C0.
^ � 7357 East River Road
� Gulf Oil Corporation � �
P.O. Box 1589
� Tulsa, Ok 74102 •
Mr. & Mrs. John Capretz
7335 East River Road
Fridley, Mn 55432
. Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Priem
� 7356 East River Road N.E. �
Fridley, Mn 55432 . .
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Enrooth '
7340 East River Road .
Fridley, Mn 55432
. Naeg�le Outdoor Advertising Company � �
� 1700 West 78th
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STAFF REPORT
^ , Location: 7357 East River Road
Siqn Permit Date: 10/19/60 �
Owner: Naegele
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� expires this year 10-22-75
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' 4. Setback From S�.reet F2/4d Lines (30' ) Meets Code 7'30'
'*5. Distance From Street,Intersection (500T} 340' to Cleti Creek �
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NAEGELE OUTDOOR ADVERTISING COMPANY OF THE TWIN CITIES, INC.
1700 WEST 78TH STREET, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55423/612-866-3381
July 22nd, 1975 ,
Kunz OiI Company
p , O . Box 24091
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55424
Gentlemen:
This letter is to inform you that Naegele Outdoor ,4dvertising l:ompany of the
Twin Cities, Inc. � is applying for a new special use permit for the advertising
• struc'rure located on your property at 7357 East R.R.•, Fridley. '
The City of Fridley requires that you are aware of our application.
_ By signing this letter you are also acknowledging t.hat a valid lease for the
advertising structure on your praperty is held by our company. Please sign
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. • envelope is enclosed. �
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Assoc iate D i rector
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
CITY OF FRIDLEY
PUQLIC HEA�ING
BEFOR� THE
PLANNING COMMISSION.
TO WHOM IT MAY COtdCERN: .
Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing
o� the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley in the City Hall
at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on 4Jednesday, August 6, 1975 �t
7:30 P.�1.,`.in the Council Chamber to consi'er the follawing.matter:
A request for a-Special Use Permit, SP #75-15, ,
by �aegele Outdoor Advertising Company, to continue
�� the use of a 49 foot 2 inches by .14 foot billboard,
located on Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 9, Hamilton`s
� Addition to Mechani�csville, per Fridley City Code,
Section 214.042, �ll lying in the South Half of
. Section 23, T-30, R-24, City of Eridley, County
of Anoka, Minnesota. �
Generally located at:5452 7�h Street N.E. -
�. Anyone desiring to be hear.d with reference to the above matter
may be heard at this meeting. ' �
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RICHARD H. HARRIS
� CHAIRMAN
� � PLANNING COMMISSION
Publish: July 23, 1975
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i''1 . SP #75-15 �tAEGELE OUTDOOR ADV. C0.
5452 7th Street
Naege1e Outdoor Advertising Co
� 1700 West 78th
,' Minneapolis, Mn 55431 �
Goldie H. Jo�inson ,
3155 Johnson Street N.E.
Minneapolis, Mn 55418
� Ude11 Larson
, 6400 Hampshire Drive
.Golden Valley, Mn 55429
Murphy Oil Company
200 Jefferson Avenue
� E1 Dorado, Arizona 71730 -
Patricia Abrams
688 Highway 100
�Fr'idley, Mn 55421 .
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STAFF REPORT
• Location: 5452 7th.Street N.E.
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Owner•! Naegele
Comments: Lease expires 6/30/79
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*z. •Heighti (25 y). 25 ` Base /. 37' Top -->25' Above center 1 i ne e� 69 `%
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'�5.: Distance From S�ree� Ir.�ersectizon (500t) 200 feet �
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. 7o condition Status (All uetal7 Steel & Fluorescent
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� _° " 1700 W 78th St /Minneapolis, Minnesota 55423 % PhQne 861-1659
July 22, 1975
Robert C. Johnson
3155 Johnson N.E.
Minneapolis, Mn. 55418
Dear Mr. Johnson:
This letter is to inform you that Meyers O�.tdoor Advertising Company
is applying for a new special use permit for the advertising structure
xocated on your property_at 5452 - 7th St. , Fridley.
The City of Fridley requires that you are. aware of our application� -_
• � By signing this letter you are also acknowledging that a valid lease
for the advertising structure on your property is held by our company.
Please sign in the space belov�r and return as soon as possible. A
^ stam.ped, addressed envelape is enclosed. Thank you.
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Sincer ely,
MEYERS OUTDOOR ADVERTISING CO.
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"Your business will be fine it you use a Meyers sign"
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
PUQL.IC HEARING
� BE1=0RE THE
PLANNI�IG COMMISSTOPd�
. TO WNOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing
of tl�e Planning Commission of the City of Fridley in the City Hall
at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on t�Jednesday, August 6, 1975 i��
the Council Chamber at 7:30 P.M. to cansider the following matter:
A request for a Special Use Permit, SP #75-16,
. by Naegele 0utdoor Advertising Co�pany, to continue
the use of a 49 foot 2 inch by 14 foot billboard, pe�
� . Fridley City Code,.Section 214.042, located on Lot
. 4, Auditor's Subdivision IVo. 155, approximately
130 feet from 7th Street N.E. and lU0 feet from I.694,
� all lying in the South Half of Section 23, T-30, R-24,
City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota.
Generally located at 5501 7�th Street N.E. .
Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter �
� may be heard at this meeting. . . .
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Ju]y 30, 1975
RICHARD H."HARRIS
CHAIRMAN
PLANNING COMMISSION
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� MAILING LIST PLANNING COMMISSION Jul� 22, 1975 i
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S� #75-16 Naegele Outdoor Adv. Co � ,
5501 7th Street N.E. � .
Chet Herringer �. , .
100 Twin Inc.
4121 Stinson Blvd.
Minneapolis, Mn 55421
Naegele Outdoor Advertising Co. .
1700 West 78th Street
Minneapolis, Mn 55431 �
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STAFF REPORT
� . Location: 5501 7th Street N.E.
�� Sign Per�mit Date: 8/15/67
Owner: Naegele
•' Comments: Expiration date of lease 10-1-77
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�41.. Height (25 ) . 69� .
*2. �ea (300? 14 x 49 � . .
. 3. Distance �eto Signs (5o0t) Me�s �°de�500' ' • � �
. 4. Setback Fxom Street R/W Lines..(30') Meets Code�30'
� � 145' From i niersec�:�
���`5: Distanca Fzom Stseet In�ersection ot� 56tIi �cn �t�eez � _
.*6.' Disfiance From R-1 t7ses (500 t) 200' f t^om R-3 Di st '
��7., Condi�ion Status (All Metal) Sieel & Fluorescent ��
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One Hundred Twin, Inc.
4121 Stinson Blvd.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55421
Gentlemen: �
This letter is to inform you that Meyers Outdoor� Advertising Co.
is applying for a new special use permit for the advertising
structure located on your property at 55Q1 - 7th St. , Fridley.
The Ciiy of Fridley requires that you a're aware of our application.
By, signing this letier yau are also acknowledging that a valid lease
for the advertising structure on your property is held by our
company. Please sign in the space below and return as soon as
possible. A stamped, addressed envelope is enclosed. Thank you.
Sincerely,
MEYERS OUTL700R ADVERTISING CO. •
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A. Graeber.
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� , . OFFICIAL NOTICE
CITY QF FRIDLEY
PUBLIC HEARIN�
' BEFORE THE
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Noiice is hereby giyen that there will be a Public H�aring
of the Planning Comrnission of the City of Fridley in the City Na11
at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Wednesday, Augus� 6s 1975 at
7:30 P.M. in the Council Cham6er to consic�er th� fQilawing n�atter:
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' A request for a Special Use Permit, SR #75-17, '
by Brede, Inc., to continue the use of a 40 foo� ��_
� by 10 foot billboard, Tocated approximately 150
�� feet from Central Avenue, on part of Lot'8,
' . Auditor's Subdivision No. 94, per F�°idley Ci�y �
Code, Section�214e042, all lying in the South
'/"� - � � Half of Section 24,.�=30, R=24�,�City of.Fridley,
•County o�:Anoka,. Minnesota. .
. � Generally located.at 5401�Central Av�nue N.E.
Anyone.desiring to be heard with reference to the abav� matter°
may be heard at this meeting.
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RICHARD H. HARRIS '
. CHAIRMRN
� �� PLANNING.COMMISSION
Publish: July 23, 1975
July 30, 1975
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Owner of i�roperty
Mi_ss A. Berni.ce Coone
Lease Date Rene�Yal Date
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MAILING LIST
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SP #75-18 Brede, Inc.
5403 Central Avenue N.E.
, Brede,-Inc.
2211 Broadway N.E.
,' Mi nne.apol i s, Mn 55418
Edina Real�y .
6500 France Avenue South
Edina, Mn 55433
� Mary E. Cooney
. 759 113th Avenue N.E.
. Minneapolis, Mn 55433
Atlantic Department Stores
111 8th Avenue
� New�York; New York 10011 -
: Joe Wargo
3700 Central Avenue N.E.
'Columbia Heights, Mn 55421 .
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PLANNING COMMISSION 7-22-75
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STAFF REPORT
� Location: 5401 Central Avenue .
Sic,�n Permit Date: 8/2/65 �
. ' Owner: Bred�
.Comments: Lease runs to 10-1-82
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
CITY OF FRIDLEY
PUBLIC HEARING
BEFORE TNE
PLANNING COMMISSION
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: �
Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Nearing,
of the Planning Commissio►� of the City of Fridl�y in the Gity Ha11
at 6431 University Avenue Northeast.on Wednesday, Rugust 6, 1975 at
7:30 R.M. in the Counci1 Chambers to consider the following matter:
� A request for a Special Use Permit; SP #75-18
by Brede, Inc., to continue the us�.of a 40 foot
by 10 foot billboard, 1oca�ed appr.oximately 25Q
feet from Central Avenue, on part af Lot 8,
Auditor's Subdivision No. 94, per Fridley City
Code, Section 214.042. ail lying in the South
. Half of Section 24, T=30, R-24,:�Ci�y of Fridl�y9
County of Anoka, Minnesota.
Generally located at 5403 Central Av�nue t�.f.
Anyone desiring to be heard with refer�nce ta the above matter
may be heard at this meeting. �� �
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Publish: July 23, 1975
. July 30, 1975
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RICNARD H. HARRIS
CHAIRMRN�
PLAIVNIN6 COMMISSION
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Expiration Dat^
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PLANNING COMMISSION 7-22-75
� MAILING LIST � �
� . �P #75-17 Brede, Inc.
5401 Central Avenue N.E.
� Brede, Inc. •
2211 Broadway N.E. �
Minneapolis, Mn 55418
Edina Realty
6500 France Avenue South
. Edina, Mn 55435 . �
Mary E. Cooney • ,
� 759 113th Avenue N.E. �
Minneapolis, Mn 55433 �
Atlantic Depariment Stores
. 111 8th Avenue • '
. New York, New York 10011 �
. Joe Wargo
3700 Central AVenue N.E.
Eolumbia Heights, Mn 55421 �
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� CITY OF FRIDLEY
� � PUBLIC HEARING
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ��
Notice is hereby given that there will�be a Public Hearing
� of the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley.in the City Hall .
at 6431 University AVenue Northeast on Wednesday, Rugust 6, 1975 at •
7:30 P.M. in the Council Chamber io consider th� following matter.
� .-�A�request for a Special Use PErmit, SP #75-19, ..
� by Brede, Inc:, to continue the u$e o� a 40 foot
' by 10 foot billboard, per Fridley City Code, Section
214.042, on Lot l, Block 1,.Harstad Addition, all �
lying in the North Half of Section 13, T-30, R-24,
� City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minn�sota. .
'� Generally located at 6801 Highway #65 N.E.
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� Anyone desiring ta be heard with reference ta the above matter
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. RICHARD H. HARRIS
CHAIRNfAN . .
PLANNING COMMISSION �
� � Publish: July 23, 1975 - '
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Planning Commission 7-22-75
� ^ MAILING LIST
SP #75-19 BRQDE, INC. .
6801 Nighway #65 N.E.
'Brede, �Inc.
2211 Broadway N.E. . �
Minneapolis, Mn 55418
DeeBee Contracting Company .
333 Rice Creek Terrace N.E. .
Fridley, Mn 55432 . �
. Knights of Columbus
6831 Highway #65 N.E. � -
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� ' Location: 6801 Highway #65
Sign�Permit Date: December, 1959
Owner: Brede
Comments: Lease runs to April of 76, 10 year term lease �
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�`l. �eight (25' ) 7 ft. 'to Base/ 18 ft. ta Top � - ,
�`�2. Azea . (300i � 10' X 40' ' ' '
' � 3. Distance Bet. 5igns (500') Meets Code �50Q'� �
*4.� Setback Fro:n Street� R/w Lines (30' ) 13 ft. from ��eet
*S.�Distance From Street Intersectioa� (500') 25 ft. ffOm interse�T�� �
�. *6. Di.stanc� From R-7. Uses (500') t0 C10S2 t0 R-3 �
�. *7. Condition status (A1Z Metal) 41ood Construction .
� . �'*8. Zoning (C-2S, N-1, M-2) R-3
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Kni�hts of Colunbus , Blessed Vir�in Mary Conucil .;# 4381, �d the 2dorth
• Air Ilone Association 6£331 :'.i�;h�r�y 65,ii.E. Fridley, ��inn. ,Party of the
First Part, �nd Brode Incor�orated 2211 I3road��ra�y St. 2d.E. Minneapolis,
Minn. , P�srty �of' the Seoond Part. ..
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partp of the First Part does hereby le�se to Partq of the Second Part .
the right to keep and mr�,i.nt�i.n � double — faced adver-cising bulletin on �t�; ��� 7_ �,�{{R.
thQ follo�rin.� described premises: .
South=,�est carner oP the Parking Lo� .
far a�period of ten yeaxs from and after March 19s 1970•
- It is understood and a�reed that Party of the Second Part, for. this ;�, :
right anc3 privi? ege, u__lI insta,l.l a 6' x IO' double — faced illunin- Cr- '- ��' '�
ated sign a.s per sketch r�nd 'co:��r (no letters}, sub3ect to permits, ss • �
per discussion with :;r. Jerzy T'erron. .. ' .
it is also understood an3 agresd that the Partg of the 3econd Part agrees ,
�that no groduct or aervice will bQ �dverti�ed on the si�n ��ich in r3ny w�y ,
is in conpetition erith that of the Party of the Fixat Part. .
The covena�nts herein contained ahall bind the parties mutualZy and their
��pective heirs, adninistrators �nd assigns.
EF�CTIVE DAT�: t�arch 19, 1970
'. 4ICE PR�S. �,0. HOI�� ASSOC.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
CITY OF FRIDLEY
PUBLIC HEARING
BEFORE THE
' PLANNING COMA'iISSION
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: �
Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing�
of the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley .in the City Hall
_ at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Wednesday, August 6, 1975
.at 7:30 P.M. in �he Council Chambers to cQnsider the fallowing matter:
A request for a Special llse �Permit, SP #75-20s .
� by Brede, Inc.�, to continue the use of a 40 foot
by 10 foot billboard, per Fridley City Code, "
Section 214.042, iocated on.Lots 29 and 30,
� Block 11, Hamilton's Adddition to Mechanicsville,
all lying in the South Half of Sectian 23, T-30,
R-24, City of Fridley,.County of Anoka, Minn�sot�.
Generally located at 5457 4th Stre�t N.E. "
� � Anyone desiring to be heard with�refer°ence to the abave�matter
, may be heard at this meeting.� '
Publish: July 23, 1975
Juiy 30, 1975
RICHRRD H. HARRIS
CHAIRMI�N
PLANNING COP�IMISSION
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MAILING LIST
BREDE; INC. SP #75-20 �
5457 4th Street N.E.
Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Berhow
5430 5th Street N.E.
Fridley, Mn 55�32 ' . �
Mr. & Mrs. LuRoy Krumwiede �
5435 4th Street N.E.
Fridley, Mn 55432 .
M.E. 0'Bannon �
5298 Fillmore Street N.E.
- ° Minneapolis, Mn 55421 . •
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Booth - . •
4420 Jefferson Street N.E. �
Fridley, Mn 55421
Brede, Inc. '
2211 Broadway N.E. - .
Mirrneapolis, Mn 55418
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STAFF REPORT: . .
� � Location:!5457 4th.Street N.E:
' ' Sign Permit Date: 1/12/66
Owner: Brede
Comments: Expiration�date af least 9/77
'SIG� I1�:OR:�I.�TION '• . .
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. �2. Area (300}. 1�' x 40' � �
' 3� Distance �e�, si�ns (soor) Meets Code ->500'� .
��`4. Sef.back From Stree� R/S,T Lines (so �>� 25. 5 ta Servi ce Dri ve
�. S. Dis�ance Fram Stxeet xntersection (500r? Mee�s Code >500'
� '�6. Disfiance Fxom R-'�. Uses (500�) Standing in R-3, 30' from� R-1
7. conaition Status (A1].�Metal) Steel and Fiuorescent
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OFFICIAL NOTICE ,
CITY OF FRIDLEY
PUBLIC HEARING
BEFORE THE �
'PLANNING COMMISSION
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: _
Natice i s herebyJ g i ven that there wi 11 be a Publ i c Heari rrg
of the Planning Cammission of the City of Fridley in the City Hall
at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Wednesday, �lugust 6, 1975
at 7:30 P.M., in the Council Chamber to consider.the following matter:
- A request fcr a Special Use Permit, SP #75=2�;
by Brede, Inc., to cantinue the use of a 40 foot
by 10 foot billboard, located approximately 50
feei from the Highway #65 Service Road and the
� �� North boundary of Fridley Terrace Mobile Homes,
on Parcel 3620, Section 12, per Fridley City Code,
Section 214.042, all lying in the North Nalf
. of Section 12, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County
of Anoka, Minnesota. .
Generally located at 7568 High��ray #65 N.E.
Anyone desir.ing to be heard with refer°er�c� to the above matter
may be heard at this meeting.
Publish: �July 23, 1975
July 30, 1975
RICHARD H."HARRIS
CHAIRMAN
PLANNING COMMISSION
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MAILING LIST .
Brede, Inc. SP #75-21 � �
Brede, Inc.
2211 Broadway N.E. -
Minneapolis, Mn 55418
Conservative Mtg.
1200 Roanoke Building
Minneapolis, Mn 55402 _
Ives Boisvert
8027� Quincy :�treet N.E.
Minneapolis, Mn 55432 �
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' STAFF REPORT
� location: 7568 Highway #65 N.E.
Siqn Permit Date: 9/6/68 � ' �
Owner: Brede �
� Comments: Lease runs to May of 1977 .
1.,Height (25') Meets Code 25' ft. to Top/ 15' ft..to Base
� *2, A'rea�(300) 10' x 40' and 10' x 30' ` �
� 3. Distance Bet. Signs (SOat) Meets Code >500' � �
_ � 4. Setback From'Street R/t�� Lines (30' ) i�eets� Code -�8'" i 3(7 �
� ' S. Dis�ance Fron Street Intersection (500') Ne2ts Code ��00'
- *6. Distance From R-1 Uses (500') 10 ft. to R-4 � . '
7. condition Status �A11 Netal) S�?el and rluarescent
� . � 8. Zoning (C-2S, M-1., N-2) � M-� � • .
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Bo3:svert Rentals
7570 Hwy. 65
Minneapolis, Mn. 55432
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July 29,1975 � .
. Dear Siro
� Srede Inc., has our permission to keep present sign on property
. at 7570 Hwy. 65, A�inneapolis, Mn. 55432.
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. Boisvert Rentals-
_ Ives Boisvert
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�' , ' 122. JUNK V�IiICLL5
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122.01. Purpase
� .For the purpose of promoti.ng health, safety, order, convenience, }�ro�perity and
general welfare in the City of I'ridley, the outside parking or ou�side storage,
on or near residential districi: properties, of vehicles, materials, supplies or
� equi��ment not customarily used or needed for use in connection with the occupancy.
of residential property for r�sidenti��l purposes is hereby found to create
nuisanc•es and cietrimental infiuences upon the public health, safety, property,
good order and general welfare in such districts, including obstructing of view
on st'reets ai�d on pr.i.vate proper_ties, br�nging unhealthful and noisome odors and
materials into resid�ntial neigtibor}ioods, creating cluti:ered and otherwise
unsightly areas, preventing the ful]_ use of residential sLreets for residential
par}cinq, and otherwise adversely affecting resideiitial property values and
� neighborhood paL-terns.
122. 02. Definiti� • is •
The.following definitions sliall apply in the interpretation and enforcement of
this or.dinance; � •
l. P�RSON shall mean any person, firm, partnership, associai�ion, corporation,
company, or ora,anization of any kind. � '
�2. JUNK CAR means any motor vehicle which is not in operable condition, or
which is partially dismantled o� whicl� is used for sale of parts or as a saurce
^ oi zeZ�air or.replacement parts for other vehicles, or which is kept for scrapping,
dismantling, or salvage of any kind, or which is nat properly licensed for
. �'operation within the State of Niinnesota by the State of Minnesotao .
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3, v�firCLE s1�aZl mean a machin� propelled by power other than human power,
designed i:o travel along the ground by use of wheels, treads,.runners or
slides, and transport persons or properi�y or pull machinery and shall include,
without limitation, automobi.le, truck, trailer, motorcycle and tractor.
4. STRE�T or HTGf��tAY shall mean the entire width between the boundary lines
of �very way publicly mainLained wlien any part thereof is open to the use of
the.public for purposes of vehicular travel. ,
5. PROPEI2TY shall mean any real property within the City which is not a
street or higliway. �
122.02. Parking and Storage of Jw�k Cars �nd Vehicles on Private Property
No person in charge or control of any property wii:hin the City, whether as owner,
teriant, occupant, lessee or otlierwise, shall allow any parL-ially dismantled,
, non-operating wrecked, junked or discarded vehicle to remain on such property
longer than 9G hours; and no person shall,leave any such vehicle on any property
wii:hin the Cii:y for a longer time than 96 hours, e�cept that this ordinance
shall not apply with regard to a vel�icle in an er�closed building; the vehicle
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' manner., wilen necessary L-o L-tie operation of such k�usiness enterprise; or a t
vehicle in an appropriate storage place or depository maintained in a . �'
the Cit f
� lawful place and manner by Y• -
122.04. Impounding
. The Chief of Police or any member of his de��ari:ment�designated by him is
hereby authorized to remove or have removed any vehicle left at any place
wii:hin the City wlzich reasonably appears to be in violation of this ordinance �
or lo�, stolen or unclaimed. Such vehicle shall be impourided until lawfully �
claimed or disposed of in accordance with Chapi:er 114 of the City Code. !
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MEMORANDUM
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TO: STEVE OLSON, ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICER
FROM: JAMES P. HILL, ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER/
, PUBLIC SAFETY DIRECTOR �
DATE: APRIL 17, 1975 �
SUBJECT: YROPOSED ORDINANCE REGARDING JUNKED VEH:ICLES
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The Police Department has reviewed your proposed draft of a ;
' . junked vehicle ordinance and we concur with the concept you have "
�, put forth.
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' We do not view this as the initiation of a new enforcement factor
but rather the continuation of an.enforcement program that has
been traditionally £ollowed by the City. With the implementation �
� of the Revised City Code this particular area becam.e sliglltly ,
vague as it pertains to junked vehicles on the property of the
'' owner of said venicle. For this reason it would be feasible to
clarify the enforcement authority of the City in this matter.
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Chairman Langenfeld said he wo��ld have voted in favor of �Nproving the .
minutes if there had been a second. �- .
Mrs. Martin said she had to vote against approval of the nutes because
she felt they were incomplete. Mrs. Sporre said she would. e no, also as
long as Mrs. Martin wasn't satisfied with the minutes.
Mrs. Martin said if there were notes or tapes o his meeting, she would
like them checked and have the minutes reflect the' discussion. She said she
had complained about the minutes before, and tha was why she refused to accept
these minutes. -
MOTION by Martin, seconded by Sporre, hat tapes be made of the Environment.al
Commission meetings, and that the tapes ot be destroyed until the minutes have
been approved. Upon a voice vote, a1Z otinq aye, the motion carried unanimously.
1. ELECT VICE CHAIRMAN
Chairman Langenfeld asked
Corr�nission. - ,�
MOTION by Sporre, s
Vice Cha.z•rman of the Env
r noninations for a vice chairman of the Environmental
by Martin, that Brother Tom S�1livan be nominated
ta1 Commission.
Chairman Langenf d asked if there were any other nominations. TMere were non�.
UPON a voice vote, 11 voting a�e, Brother Tom SulZivan was named Vice Chairman of .
the Environmental orranission.
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2. COt�tMITTEE J�SSENTEEISM
� Chairma Langenfeld said this was not to pinpoint any one person, but the
Chairman of the Planning Commission said that there was too much to be ctane on all
the Commis ions, and that everyone should try ta attend every meeting. He said this
Comnissi was already one meeting behind�the other Commissions.
Mrs. Sporre toak exception to being included in this. She said she.was not
behind.
3. REVIEW OF JUNK VENICLE ORDINANCE :. , �' �
Mr. Langenfeld referred to the last paragraph of a iremar�ndum:��rom James Hill
• dated April 17, 19�5, in which he states that wiih the impleme�tation of the Revised
City Code, this�par�ticular area became slightly vague as it pertains to junked vehicles
� on the property of!the owner of said vehicle. Mr. Langenfeld asked Mr. Olson if
th�is could be said the ordinance they were reviewing. Mr. Olson said no.
� � Mr. Olson�said the propased ordinance spoke for itself. He said that prior
to the recodification of the current eode, we had a code that was similar to�the .
. cade he was proposing, which was called Chapter 39, Junk Vehicle Code, which was
dropped in favor of the Rbandoned Vehicle Code. '�hey thought this would meet the
requirements of th junk vehicles in the City. He said that one of the problems
^ he had�with this C�de, when he read it and tried to enforce it, was that it defines
an.abandonvd motor!vahicle as a vehicle which had remained�for more than 48 hours
on r�ublic property illegally, or lacking vital component parts; or has remained for
. more than 48 hours on private property without the consent of the person in control �
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Environmental Commission Meeting - August 13., - 9
of such property. Ne said that as long as it was on your property, you have obviously
had the consent to leave it there, so this wasn't a violation. Then this ordinance
n 'went into the penalty which states that any person who abandons.a motor vehicle
on any public or private property, without the consent of the persbn i�n cont.rol of
� such property, is guilty of a misdemea�nor.. Again, the problem with enfor.cement was
that it was on your property, and you have your permission to leave that abandoned
� vehicle on your property. Mr. Olson said the new Junk Vehicle Ordinance had been
drafted by him because he felt it met the needs expressed by citizens who�have
� � complai'ned about unlicensed,: junk vehicles on private property. -
�Mr. Langenfeld said he felt the praposed ordinance was a go.od ordinance, both
environmentally, and to serve the needs of the City. He said a property owner could
have several inoperable motor yehicles on their property, and be using the parts of
several vehicles to make one vehicle. Then there would be a different situation where
a man was doind necessary repair work on one car to make it operable. These would be�
- two different situations. , �
Mr. Olson said this ordinance would not be used to stop anyone from making
necessary repairs .to their car, but it would be a tool to use for eitizen complaints
. when �someone was making a'junk yard' on their property. He said when there was
a complaint, the staff tends to be lenient with those people who make an�effort
to repair a car in a reasonable lenth of time,.and da not haue other ino.perab1e
� or unlicensed vehicles on their property. •
Mrs. Sporre said there seemed to 'be a gap between someane violating the ordinance
and having their car impounded: Mr. Olson said that it was implied in the ordinance
� �that people would be notified that they had 96 hours to comply with the ordinance,
and if they were tagged and it went to court, there would have to be proof that the
� vehicle in question had been on the property over'96 hours. � �
Mrs. Sporre said she wasn't too �happy. with the 96 hour time limit. She thought
it should be a longer l�ng�:hof time, up to 2 weeks. Mr. Olson said that the old
ordinance, Chapter 39, had used 96 hours, and other c�srnnunities used the 96 hour
figure, so it was a pretty standard time limit. Mrs. Martin said that before anyone
complained the-vehicle would have been on the property for some time. She asked Mr.
Olson what he meant when he said a reasanable length.6f time. Mr. Olson said this
would depend upon the situation and �he intention of the violator.
Mr. Erickson said this ordinance raised some question�s in his mind, because �
just by removing a spark plug would make a vehicle inoperable. He said some people
do a major overhaul on their own vehicles. �
Mr. Olson said that if�they were going to:write into the ordinance all the ways
a car could be in perable, it would be a book. He said he was aware that sometimes
pe,ople had to wai for ordered parts, or the parts were difficult to find. He said
the City did not ave the staff to go out looking for violators. This ordinance would
be a tool for flagrant violators which necessitated citizen complaints.
Mrs. Martin said she had had to live with such a situation in her neighborhood, and
felt this ordinan e was needed. She said that when you had to look at a yard full of
vehicles year aft r year, licensed or not, in various stages of repair, this was
aesthetically un leasing.
� Mr. Ericksor� said that in Section 122.02 of this proposed code, he would like
to see a statement added to the exceptions. This would� say that this.ordinance would
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not apply to a sir�gle vehicle in the reasonable process of restoration from an .
�, � inoperable vehicle to an operable vehicle., provided such vehicle didn't constitute
a nuisance. 1ie said he would make a motion to have the ordinance so amended.
' MOTION by Erickson, seconded by Sporre, that the Environmental Commission
� recammend approval of the proposed ordinance for junk vehic�es, Section 122, to
the Planning Commission with the amendment added to the exception under Section
122.2 c�ihich would state that this ordinance sha11 not apply to a single inoperable
vehicle which was in the reasonable process_of restoration to an operable vehicle
provided such vehicle did not constitute a nuisance. Upon a�oice vote, Erickson,
Sporre, Langenfeld voting aye, Martin nay, the motion carried.
Mrs. Martin said she could not accept the amendment, so she couldn't accept
the ordinance.
. Mrs. Sporre said she thought this was a good attempt to meet a problem in the
c; ty.
5. . PROPOSED AMEIVDMENTS FOR CHAPTER 115, SWIMMING POOLS,,OF THE CITY�CODE
MOTION by Erickson, seconded by Sporre, that the proposed amend�nts for Ghapter
115, Swimming Pools, of the City Code be passed onto the Planning Conmt.i.ssian w�thout
a recozrunendation. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye,.the motion carried unanimously.
.Mrs. Martin asked why they were getting these ordinances. Mr. Olson said that
when he started working for the City of Fridley it became his job to enforce these
� Codes. He.said he had updated the junk vehicle code, the swimming pool code, and
the refuse code almost a yea�r ago and they have sat in limbo since that time. Since
he was the Environmental Officer acting as liaisan to the Environmental Commission,
he thought this was a good way to get these proposed changes moving.
Mr. Erickson said h,e thought that under the reorgarrization, the Environmentai
Comnission would receive a lot more material and it would be up to them to pass it -
on to the appropriate Commission: �.
Mr. Langenfeld said his vote at the Planning Commission level would be dietated
by the feelings of the members of the Environmental Commission,.even if this should
conflict with his personal feelings on any matter. He wanted this to be a matt�er of
record. .
6. � STAFF RESPONSIBILITIES ....,� , �
Mr. Erickson said he had been receiving some vague answers in regard to �
diseased trees in Fridley. • ,
MOTION by Erickson, seconded by Sporre,. that the Fridley Environmental CommissiAn
request that a staff person appear at their meeting of Septeraber 17, 1975 to outline
the policies and staff responsiblities regarding diseased tree control and that they
receive a written policy stabement before this meeting. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting
aye, the motion carried unanimously. + -
� .Mrs. Sporre said it was very helpful to get the material they would be discussing
at a meeting prior to the meeting because this made a much more meaningful meeting.
She said she wanted to commend Jerry Boardman for havTng the outline for the goals
and objec.tives ready before this meeting.
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114. ABANDONED MOTOR VEHICLES
114.01. Policy .
Abandoned motor vehicles constitute a hazard to the health and welfare of the residents of the community in
that such vehicles can harbor noxious diseases, furnish shelter and breeding places for vermin, and present
physical dangers to the safety and well being of children and other citizens. Abandoned motor vehicles and
other scrap metals also constitute a blight on the landscape of the City and therefore a detriment to the
environment. The abandonment and retirement of motor vehicles and other scrap metals constitutes a waste of
a valuable source o( useful metal. it is therefore in the public interest thai the present accumulation of
abandoned motor vehicles and other scrap metals be eliminated, that future abandonment of motor vehicles and
other scrap metais be prevented, that the expansion of existing scrap recycling facilities be developed and that
other acceptable and economically useful methods for the disposal of abandoned motor vehicles and other
forms of scrap metal be developed.
114.02. Definitions
` "Abandoned motor vehicle" means a motor vehicle, as one which has remained for a period of more than 48
_ hours on pubiic property itiegally or lacking vita� component parts, or has remained for a period of more than 48
hours on private property without consent of the person in control of such property or in an inoperable condition
- such that it has no substantial potential further use consistent with its usual functions unless it is kept in an
enclossd garage or storage building. It shail also mean a motor vehicle voluntarily surrendered by its owner to
the City or a duly authorized agent of the City. A classic car or pioneer car, as defined in Minnesota Statutes,
Section 168.10 shali not be considered an abandoned motor vehicle within the meaning of this szction. "Vital
component parts" means those parts of a motor vehicle that are essential fo the mechanical functioning of the
vehicfe, including, but not limited to, the. motor, drive train, and wheels.
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114.03. Penalty
Any person who abandons a motor vefiicie�on any public or private property, without ttie consent of the person
in control of such propertv. is guiliv of a misdemeanor and is subject to all penalties provided for such
violations in Chapter 901 of this Code.
114.04. Impound •
The City or its duly au#horized agent, may take into custody and impound any abandoned moior vehicle.
114.05. Vehicles Immediately Subject to Public Sale
When an abandoned motor vehicle is more than seven (7) model years of age, is lacking in vital component
paris, and does not display a license plate currently valid in Minnesota or in ariy other state or fore�ign country, it
shall immediately be eligible for sale at public auction, and shall not be subject to the notification or reciama-
tion procedures established by this Chapter.
114.06. Notice
When an abandoned motor vehicle does not fall within the provisions of 114.05, the City shall give notice of the
taking within ten tlays. The notice shall set forth the date and piace of the taking, the year, make, mv�ai and
serial number ot the abandoned motor vehicle and the place where the vehicle is.being held, shall inform the
owner and any lienhoiders of their righl to reclaim the vehicle under 114.07, and shall state that failure of the
owner or lienholders to exercise their riqht to reclaim the vehicle shali be deemed a waiver by them of all riqhts.
iitle, and interest in the vehicle and a consent to the sale of the vehicle at a public auction pursuant to 114.08.
The notice shall be sent by mail tb the registered owner, if any, of the abandonetl motor vehicle and to all readity
identitiable lienholders of record. If it is impossible to determine with reasonabte certainty the ideniity and
address of the registered owner and all lienholders, the notice shall be published once in a newspaper of general
circulation in the area where the motor vehicle was abandoned. Published notices may be grouped together for
convenience and economy.
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Policy
Definitions
Penalty
Impound
Vehicles
Immediately
Subject
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Sale
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39. JUNK VEHICLES
39.01. For the purpose of promoting health, safety, order,
convenience, prosperity and general welfare in the City of
Fridley, the outside parking or outside storage, on or near
residential district properties, of vehicles, materials,
supplies or equipment not customarily used or needed for use
in connection with the occupancy of residential property for
residential purposes is hereby found to create nuisances and
detrimental influences upon the public health, safety,
property, good order and general welfare in such districts,
including obstructing of view on streets and on pr�vate
properties, bringing unhealthful and noisome odors and
materials into residential neighborhoods, creating cluttered
and otherwise unsightly areas, preventing the full use of
residential streets for residential park�ng, introducing
commercial advertising signs into areas where commercial
acivertising signs are otherwise prohibited, and otherwise
adversely affecting residential property values and
neighborhood patterns.
39.02. It is unlawful for any person, firm or corporation
owning, driving or in charge of any bus, motor truck, truck,
tractor or commercial vehicle to cause or permit the same to
be parked ar stand longer than twenty-four hours continuously
on, in front of, or beside any property in any residence
district, except for the purpose of loading or unloading. For
the purposes of this section a bus is a vehicle designeci for
carrying passengers and having a seating capacity of more
than 9 persans and a motor truck, tractor or commercial
vehicle is a vehicle having either a capacity of more than
one ton or a weight of more than 5,Q00 pounds, or botha
39.03. iJo person shall leave any partially dismantled,
non-operating, wrecked or junked vehicle on any street or
highway within the City.
39.04. �Jo person in charge or control of any property
within the City, whether as owner, tenant, occupant, lessee,
or otherwise, shall allow any partially dismantled, nan-
operating, wrecked, junked, or discarded vehicle to remain
on such property longer than 96 hours; and no person shall
leave any such vehicle on any property within the City for
a longer time than 96 hours; except that this orciinance shall
not apply with regard to a vehicle in an epclosed building;
a vehicle on the premises of a business enterprise operated
in a lawful place and manner, when neeessary to the operation
of such business enterprise; or a vehicle in an appropriate
storage place or depository maintained in a lawful place and
manner by the City.
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NUI SANC.E
TIP�E LItAITS
ON STREET
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'115'01�� The construction, a_peration and licensing oE �wimming pools shal]. be�
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;115.02 (115.01) Definitions .
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• � The following definitions shall apply in the interpretation and applica�ion of
. this�chapter and the following words and terms wherever they occur.in this
,�Chapter �re defined as follows:. � _
115�j0?. �(1) Health Department, Health Officer; atai:e Board of Health used at
any place in this Chapter and in the requirements adopted by reference shall.
mean (the health authority ot) the Ci.ty }of I'ri �.ley.�
125.03 =Ferson sha].l mean any inda.vidual, n�.tu.ral erson, �S.�n, asaacia�ion,
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organizatian�,�ar�tnershipp business ins�itu�zon, agenc�, or an� F'edezal, Si:a��
� or local government a�ency or instrw-nentalit:y or other entity recoc n�ecl by law
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as the subject of rigY��s and duties1 and sha] 1 incl.ude, but no� I�e li.miteci to,
^ 'einoloyees, licensees, tenants, caretakers, l�ssees,. managers and operators o�
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�swimmin��ools. .
Y115._�4:� �(2j Privat�e Residential Pool sha�.l znean anX swa.mming pool ].ocated on
private property under the control of the homeowner., permanen� or portabSe, the
. use of which is limited �o swimming or bathing by his family or their.in.vi�ed
guests, and having a depth of more than two Eeet (2� znches} at any paa.n� and
I''. a surface area exceeding 250 square.feet and a volum�over 3,250 gallons.
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� . ,115.0�5� (3j Public Swimming Pool shall mean any swimming pool, other than a
private residential pool, intended to be used collectively by numbers of persons ..
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for switmning and bathing, operated by any person, whether he�be owner, lessee,
operator, licensee, or concessionaire, regardless of whether a fee xs charged
for such use.
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115.06' (4) Special Purpose Pool shall mean any swimming pool used as a treatment
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pool, therapeutic pool, or a s�ecial pool for wate;: therapy.
1k5:0? (5)� Swimming Pool shall mean any s�ructure, basin, chamber, or tank
con�aining�an artificial body of water for swimming, diving, r�laxation or
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�recrea�ional bathing. �
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115:08'. (6)� Wading Pool shall mean any swimming pool used or designed to be used
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excl.usively for wading or bathing and having a maxi.mum depth of 24 inches.
� 1I5.09�(17.5.02) License Required
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No person shall own, operate, maintain, lease or be responsible for anx pul�lic
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swzm�inq poa� �oca�� w��ni� �n� Czty .of ����a,� ��u���5s a 1�C�n5� tn��E�o�� �n��l :
be obtained from the City of Fridley�pursuant to this Chapter.,
:'115.10 (115.03) Application . • _
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The appli,cation for a swimming pool license shall be an forms furna.shed b;* the
City of Fridl�y'and shall zequire such in£oxmation as the Ca.L•y Managex shall
require. Such applica�ion for the issuance af such 1:a.cen�e, mai.ntenanceR
termination and administratian shall be in a�car.dance caith and subject to all. _
conditions of this Code relative to gene�al. requirements for Iicensing as well.
^ � as the requirements of this Chapter. The Ci�y I4anager may d.eny the application
for a license which fails.to �ully complX wi�h these requirements. '
� ` 115.11 �(115.04) Fees and Exemptions . . .
The annual ].icense fee and expiration date shall be as pravided in Chapter I.I.
of this Code. Persons owning, operating or maintaininy schools, goverr.mental
subdivisions, churches, convents, rectories, parsonages or religious community
centers.shall be required to obtain a license but wi�hout paymen� of a license
fee.
115.12 (115.05) Re�ocation .� , . � '
The City Council of the City of Fridley,may revoke any license issued pursuan�
to this Chapter as provided in Chapter 11 of th9.s Code.or for any violation
of any provision of this Chapter. ,
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115.13 (115.06) Plumbing, Electrical, Mechanical
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��� p���ng ���,�C�,x�Ca� �d mechan�cal installations and equipment sna�l mee�
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t�ho rarn�irampnt� nf fihP F�idleV Citv Codes (a� pxov�,d�d in thiS Codel.
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M115.1� (115.07) Plans and Building Permits
No person shall construct� enlarge, repair� It10V0� COT1V@Xt� or alter any swimminq �
. pool without first submitting plans and obtaininy approval from the�Cit��(Health
Authority).and the appropriate permits from the Cit��(Building Inspectorjo No
building permits shall be issued unless prior appxoval from the,City�.�(Health
Authorityj has been granted in writing. , � �
17.5 1� i115. 08)� Equipment Standards ' . '. .
�All new equipment purchased or installed on anX swi.mmi.ng pool shall comply with
the following applica.ble standards of the National Sanitation Foundation:
l. Standard No. 9.- Diatomite Type Fi2ters for Swimming Pool �quipment, Octoberr :L96G. �
2. Standard No. 10 - Sand.Type Filters for Switcuning Poal EquzpmentP Oetober, �.9F6.
3. Standard No. 11 - Recessed Automatic Surface Skimmers, October, 1965.
4. Standard No. 17 - Centxifugal Pumps for :Swi.mir.inq P�ols, January,. �.966.
5. .Standard No. 19 - Adjustable Output Rate �hezniaal. Feecla.ng Equipment �or
� Swi.mminq' Pools, October, 1.9660
6. Standard No. 22 - Swimming Pool Water Treatm�::nt Chemicals ared/or Processes,
May, 1968.
7. Standard No. 27:- Multiport Valves for Swimminq Poo].s� MaX, 19b9.
• 8. Standard No. 28 - Cartridge Ty�e Filters.for Swimma.ng Pools, February, 1971.
� 9. Standard No. 38 -- Test Kits for Swimming Poo].s, November, 1974. -
Equipzrien� not codered by the above National Sanitation Founda�ion Standards shall .
not be installed or used before it has been approved by the�Ci.t�r:,(Health Authority}. �
�115.16� (115.09) Fencing � '
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Fencing or other effective means, including but not.limited to, walls ox
buil.dings, acceptable to the.City (Health Authority) sha11 be provided to
positively control al2 access to public and private residential swimming poo],s.
� Fencing shall meet the following criteria: �
/, �1. ?�'he fencing shall,effectively.�prevent the entrance of childreri and be wifihout
hand or foot holds that would eriable a person to climb over it. Tn no instanc9
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shaZl the'�fence�allow�a'�six�(6) inch diameter ob'ect to ass throu h it.
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2. The.fencing shall be at least 4 feet high arid entrances shall be equipped with
self-closing and self=latchi� gates capable of being locked. .
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� � 3 �elf-closing and self-latching devices shall be�placed at the top of the qate!
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or otherwise inaccessible to smal.l child�en �'f �•
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4 Tha openin bet�aeen the bottom of the fence and the ground or other sur£ace
shall be not more.than four inches.'� . �
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115.� (115.14� Closing by the Ci_t�~(Health Autharity) -
When any of the following conditions are found to exist, the�; City:-� (Heal.th � Au.�.hori.ty)
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may close a public swimming pool. -�ie's all cause�a sign to be postecl indica�ing �hat �
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it has been cl.ased and such sign may be removed only upon au�horizatian by the.Cii:y,�
(H�alth Author.ity):
l. The proper safety equipment as required 'in Minn�sota Health lleparianent �
Regu�ations 115 (g) has not been provided. ' �
2. The clarity is such that the main outl.ei. grating �.s not clearly discernible
� from the edge of the swimming�poal or a black disc G inches in diame�er is not
.•' readily visible when placed on a white field at the deepest point of the pool.
3. The disinfectant level is found to be belaw the acceptable ].ev�l established
in Minnesota Health Department Regulations 115 (x'j (l�. • .
4. The proper warning s9.gns as r�quired in Minnesota Health Department
Regulations 11S (g) (5) have not been provided. -
5. The existence of any other condition whicYz endangers the health, safety or�
welfare of the public. �
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� � Regulation 2�iinnPsota Health Department 1 5 0� the Minnesota State Board of Health���Y
� relating to "public swimming pools" including all subsequent�amenclments thereto,
� is hereby adopted by reference and made a�art of the Fridley City Code oi
Ordinances subject to the followinq addition and deletions:�
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^ A P�linnesota Health Department 115 (q) shall be amended by the addition of "(6)-
'� A life line with sufficient floats shall be provided a� the break in grade between
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B. The followin, rtions o� t�e Minnesota Regulations, Minnesota Health,�``
' Department 115. 1971;�'relati.ng to public.swimming�ools are deleted fron_this
. ordinance and shall have no effect in the City of Fric3levc
• 1. All of Section (b) page 3
2. All of Section (8) (3) page��4
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115.7.9?(11�.1Q),Private Residential Swimming Paol De��h Markings
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(Depth Markings�
Depth af water shal], be plainly marked at or ahave i:he water surface an ihe
vertical pool wall or on the edqe of the deck or wa].Y. nex� ia �he poo�t at maximum
and minimum points,�at the points of change of slope between the deep and shailow
portions. and at intermediate increments of depth spa.ced at not more-�han ?.S foot
intervals.
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115.20�:(11.5.11} Privat� Residential Pool De�kinq Requirements�r(Deck�
A deck at least 3 feet wide, measured from the pool water's edge shal.l be
provided which extends compl.etely around all private residenti:al pool.s; provided
that above ground private residential pools may�be provided with decking of a
minimum size of 4 feet by 4 feet at'pool.entry points and provided that such
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decking has the approval of • the City (Heal�kh Authori.ty) .�,The deck shall be sloped`:
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awa from the ool to drain at a rade of 1/4 to 3/8 inch er lineal foot and =:�
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shall have a nonsli� surface.��'�
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115 Z1 Additional Inlet and Outl.et Requirements for Private Residential Pools�
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(Drain) `
A11 �rivate residential pools with a depth�greater than seven (7) (5) feet at'any
point shall be provided with an outlet at the deepest point to permit the pc�ol
�o be completely and easily emptied. Openings shall be covered by a proper
grating which is securely fastened and not readily removed by bathers: Outlet
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openinqs of the floor of the gool shall be at least four times the area of
discl�arge pipe or shall provide sufficient a.rea so the maximum velocity of the
water passing the.grate openings shall not exceed one and one-half (l�) feet
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per second. The�minimum width of g�ate openings shall be one-half (�) inch
and.ihe m�xi.mum not over one (1) inch. An antivortex type of drain may be
used in lieu of grating. ��Y �1 Whlch does notNhave an outlet to permi�
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the pool, to be..easily and comgletely emptied shall be provided with a means
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of drainin the ol such as um in ,�drain o enin or other means acce table`
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The Requlations for the Design and Constructi.on o£ Private Residential Swimming
Pools, �970, prepared by the American Public Hea�i.h Association are hereby
adopted by reference and shall be in full force and. effect in '�he City of Fridle�'
as if set out here in full, subjact to �he fol].owinq de].etionsr
1. All of Section Z.2.1, Page 6
2. All of Sectiorr 6.2, page 9
3. All of Section 7.Z, page 9
4. Al1 of Section 14.10 page 18
5. All. of Section 17.1, page I9
6. A11. of Section 19.2, page 20
(Sections 1.2.1, 6.2, 7.1, 14.1, 17.1,, and 19�2} •
��115.23 i(1Z5.5) Inspecti,on •
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,The CitY:,(Heal.th Authority); shall be permitted access to all swimming pools for
purposes of inspection of the pool and equipment at reasonable times and as often
as deemed necessary to ensure compliance with this Chapter. � .
115..24�(115.16) Interference �
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No person shall interfere with or hinder,the City.�(Health Authority), in the
performance of its�(his) duties under the provisions of this Chapter or' the
laws of the State of tginnesota. ��
115.25 Nuisance Prohibited �
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�Np person shall operate, maintain or permit any swi.mming �ool that creates a_��
nuis�nce by annoyin�c, injuring or endangerinq the safety, health, comiort or i .
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• Any viclation of this Chapter is a misdemeanor and is subject to all penalties •
provid�d for such violations under the provisions of Chapter 901 of this Code.
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115.01. Detinitions
,�', .7he foliowing definitions shail apply in the interpretation and application of lhis chapter and the following
words and terms wherever they occur in this chapter are defined as tollows: . ,
1. Health Department, Health Officer, State Board of Health used at any place in this chapter and in
the requirements adopted by reference shall mean the health Authority oi the City.
• , 2. Private Residential Pool shall mean any swimming poof located on private property under the
� � controt of the homeowner, permanent or portable, the use of which is limited to swimming or bathing by his
famity or their invited guests, and having a depth of more than two feet (24 inches) at any point and a surface
area exceeding 250 square feet and a volume over 3,250 gallons.
3. Public swimming pool shall mean any swimming pool, other than a private residential pool,
� intended to be used collectively by numbers of persons for swimming and bathing, operated by any person,
whether he be owner, lessee, operator, licensee, or concessionaire, regardless of whether a fee is charged for
such use.
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4. Special purpose poli shall mean any swimming pool used as a rreaiment poof, therapeutic pool, or a
specia! pool for water thera.py. ' '
5. Swimming pool shall mean any structure, basin, chamber, or tant< containing an arti(icial bo�dy of
water for swimming, diving, �elaxation o.r recreational bathing. �, �
• • 6. Wading pool shall mean any swimming pool used or designed to be used exclusively for wading or
bathing and having.a maximum depth of 24 inches. �
ti5.02. License Required
No person shall own, operate, maintain, lease or be responsible for any punlic swimming pool located wiihin
the City unless a license therefore shali be obtained from the City pursuant to this chap.er.
115.03. Apptication�'� .
The application for a swimming poot license shall be on forms furnished by the City and shall require such
information as the City Manager shall require. Such application for the issuance of s4ch license, maintenance,
termination and administration shall be in accordance with and subject to all conditions oi this Code relative to
generai requirements for licensing as weil as the requirements of this chapter. The City Manager may deny the
application tor a license which fails to tully comply with these requirements. •
115.04. Fees and Exemptions '
The annual license fee and expiration date shall be as provided in Chapter 11 of this Code. Persons owning,
operating or maintaining schools, governmental subdivisions, churches, convenfs, r�ctories, parsonages or
religious community centers shall be .�equired to obtain a license but without payment of a license fee.
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115.05: Revocation ' ' .
The City Council may revoke any license issued pursuant to ihis chapter as provided in Chapter 11 ot this Code
or for a�y viotation of any provision of this chapter. '
115.06. Plumbing, Electrical Mechanical ' '
All plumbing, electrical and mechanlcal installations and equipment sha41 meet the requirements as provided in
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'� 115.07. Ptans and Building Permits •
No person shall construct, enla�ge, repafr, move, convert, or alter any swimming pool without first submitting
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ptans and obtainfng approval from the Health Authority and the appropriate permits irom the Buitding Inspector.
No building permits shall be issued unless prior approval from the Heaith Authority has been granted in writing.
�5.08. Equipment Standards
/t11 new equipment purchased� or Installed on any swimming pool shalf comply with the following applicable
standards ot the National Sanitation Foundation:
1. Standard No. 9— Diatomite Type Filters for Swimming Pool Equipment, October, 1966.
2. Standard No. 10 — Sand Type Filters for swimming Pool Equipment, October, 1966.
3. Standard Na. 11 — Recessed Automatic Sur.face Skimmers, October, 1965.
4. Standard No. 17 — Centrifugal Pumps for SwimFr►ing Pools, January, 1966.
5. .Standard No. 19 — Adjustable Output Rate Chemical Feeding Equipment for Swimming Pools,
OcCober, 1966: �
6. Standard No, 22 — Swi•cming Pool Water Treatment Chemicals and/or Processes, May, 1968.
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7. Standard No. 27 — Multiport Valves for Swimming Pools, May, 1969.
8. Standard No. 28 — Cartridge Type Filters for Swimming Pools, February, 1371.
9. Standard No. 38 — Test Kits for Swimming Pools, November, 1870.
Equipment not covered by 4he above National Sanitation Foundation Standards shall not be instalted or used
,�fore it has been approved by the Health Authority.
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115.09. Fencing ,
Fencing or other effective means, including but not limited to, walls or buildings, acceptable to the Heaith
Authority shall be provided to positively control all access to public and private residential swimming pools.
Fencing shail meet the foliowing criteria:
1. The fencing shall prevent the entrance of children and be vyithout hand or foot hotds that woutd
enabte a person to climb over it. �
• 2. The•fencing shall be at least 4 feet high and entrances shail be equipped wiin gates capable of being
locked.
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115.10. Depth Markings .
Depth�of water shall be plainly marked at or above the water surface qn th'e vertical pooi wall or on the edge of
the deck or walk next to the pool, at maximum and minimum points, at the points of change of slope between
the deep and shallow portions, and at intermediate increments of depth spaced at not more than 25 foot
intervals. � � .
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115.11. Deck DeGk
A deck at teast 3 feet wide, measured from the pool water's edge shall be provided which extends completely
around all private residential pools; provfded that above ground private residential pools may be provided with
decking of a minimum size of 4 feet by 4 feet at pool en;ry pofnts and provided that soch decking has the .
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approvai_ of the Health Authoriry. •
�,12. Drain •
All pools with a depth greater than 5 feet at any point shall be provided with an outiet at thQ deepest point to
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( ( permit the pool to be completely and easily emptied. Openings shall be covered by a proper grating which is
` secureiy fastened and not readily removed by bathers. Outlet openings of the floor of the poot'shall be at least
j'� �(our times the area oi discharge �ipe or shali provide sufficient area so the maximum velocity of the water
passing the grate openings shall not exceed one and one-half (1 Yz) feet per.second. The minimum width of grate
P openings shall be one-haif ('/z) inch and the maximum not over one (1) inch. An antivortex type of drain may be
• used in lieu of grating. �
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115.13. Regulations • '
The Regulations for the Design and Construction of Private Residential Swimming Poois, 1970, prepared by the
American Pubtic Health Association are hereby adopted by reference and shall be in full torce and effect in the
City oi Fridley as if set out here in full, subject to the following deletions: Sections 1.2.1, 6.2, 7.1, 14.1, f7.1
and 19.2.
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115.14. Closing By Health Authority Closinfl By
When any of the following conditions are found to exist, the Health Authority may close a public swimming Health
pool. He shall cause a sign to be posted indicating that it has been ciosed and such sign may be removed only Authority
upon authorization by the Heallh Authority: �
1. The proper safety equipment as required in Minnesota Health Department Regulaiions 115 (g) has
not been provided. . '
2. The clarity is su.ch that the main outiet grating is no4 clearly discernible from tlie edge of the
swimming pooi or a black disc 6 inches in diameter. is not readily visib4e when place on a white field at ihe
deepest.point of the pooL
3. The disinfectant level is found to be tielow the acceptable levet estabtished in Minnesota Health
Department Regulations 115 (r) (1). � �
� 4. The proper warning signs as required in Minnesota Health Department Regulations 115(g)(5) have
not been provided. � �
5. The existence of any other condition which endangers the h2alth, safety ar weltare of the public.
115.5. inspeciion , •
The Health Authority shall be permitted access to all swimming pools for purposes of inspection of the pool and
equipment at reasonable times and as otten as deemed necessary to ensure compliancA with ihis chapier.
inspection
115.16. Interference . Interterence
No person shall interfere with or hinder the Health Authority in the performance of his duties under the .
�rovisions of this chapter or ihe laws oi the State of Minnesota. ' � '
115.17. Penalties , �
Any violation of this chapter is a misdemeanor and is subject to all penalties provided for such violations under
the provisions of Chapter 901 of this Code. •' ,
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