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PL 02/26/1986 - 6863PL71taIING 0.lIMI5SION MEEPING City of Fridley A G E N D A WIDNESDAY. JANqARY 22, 1986 7:30 P.M, Location: Council C.hainber (upper level) ar.r � pg� .u- C,� ; ' a:�if 4 : �4 �. ��vW �� v �U9 : �L:: • . ]., P[TR�,i� jjFARTNG: Q�NSInERF1TIO11 OF A RZlx�1T� RFfY1FS'f`. 70A #BS-05. Bi' 49iF� FRID1i„FY, HOUSING 6 REDEL�LOPMENT ,4Tt*ry1�t]ORrTV ru �pppgRnT20N WI'�+a VXJODaR7D(.F pROPERTI i�O.a+. - - To rezone from C-3 (General Shopping Center), C-1 (Local Business}, R-1 (One Family Dwelling) and R-3 (General Multiple Dwelling) to S-2 (Redevelopment District) on Lot 4, Auditor's Subdivision No. 155, except that part taken for Highway, and Lot 5, Auditor's Subdivision No. 155, except that part taken for Higway, and the south two hundred feet of the north half of the north half of the southeast quarter of Section 23, T-3H, R-24 west, except that part taken for Highway, and a portion of Lot 5, Block 5, Donnay's Lakeview Manor Addition, according to the preliminary plat thereof on file in the City Manager's Office, in and for Fridley, Miru�esota, all located in the south half of Section 23, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Mi.nnesota. 2. R�•IC HEAR7�• (i�N.SI,i g�TION OF A Fr rMrranrtv w am P.S. #85-07, j•nxg ppINTE CORPORATE NTFR_ RV THF �'RiDL•EY HOU�T�T� � REDEVE OPMENT A ThQRITY IN CbOP�RATION WITH hL�ODRR7 �F PRO�RTI�S, IIw.: Being a replat of Lot 4, Auditor's Subdivision No. 155, except that gsrt taken for 8ighway, and Lot 5, Auditor's Subdivision No. 155, except that part taken for Highway, and Lot 22, Block 10, Donnay's Lakeview Manor Addition, according to the map or plat thereof on file and of record in the Office of the Registrar of Titles in and for Anoka County, Minnesota, and the south two handred feet of the north half of tl�e north half of the southeast quarter of Section 23, T- 36, R-24 west, except that part taken fot Highway, and Lot 5, Block 5, Donnay's Lakeview Manor Addition, all located in the south half of Section 23, R�30, R- 24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. . PAGE 1 - 13 14 - 57 � L� 58 - 72 �t��S �� S �� PLANNING CLY�AIISSION MEETING JANUARY 22, 1986 PPGE 2 4. 5. , �' � •� �_ i• •� r ' v . : � s _ . • , � � ••M �' :�. , •�• ;; �� . ..��:.: � . �:��•a� q. Per Section 205.07.1, C, 5 of the Fridley City Code, to allaw an autambile pazking lot to be located in R-1 zoni.ng on Lot 22, Block 10, Donnay's Lakeview Manor Addition, accordi.ng to the map or plat theceof on file and of record in the Office of the Registrar of Titles in and for Anoka County, Minnesota, all located in the south half of Section 23, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. 73 - 89 �p� �� v � :�f�[i:�`:Yi�[��it�li��l��K�IY�V��\F�Mf►7�l�sT�PFrI�3�Y��CiI�7 • + =y� i \� 'Y �\1�ti :• IMY \ � ��Y \ ♦ s i.L.\ �� .i �L� y�� : .. / ::. ._ :_ �� •vv �t v � 1� � <�f.:� ':. +?M t ��l�.�!} !�v'� . �.i ti il!9 • :�L.' ':. :;�i 11 ,llv: � �l:�M_ •�M�¢ �.� rl�I19_ � :� C .. C M ll r� �. , :��.�L_ .19y�U ��r�� , I,\ �t �1i4. • �U.•' ':. 5 ; ar � �� M�YI J{ � � .� 4r �il� {� u u • i a ti • :�1. ;, - - • 7,M \! :.' � � � � v � � • �il �' •:. .� � �slf .!��w��t � � .. M ��YV •, u � Y • :il.:C 13. � BtISINES • C6f�,�(.�o��l� — � . �- 1�72U �0"L %6�uvu.� �� , �ry�o- � � } L{ i.�' Z'3�� GREEN LILAC SALh10N (At Meeting) WHITE (At Meeting) PI2dK (At Meeting) YELLOW (At Meeting) BLUE (At Meeting) I ;� 3 �- CITY OF FRIDLEY PLNINIWG C014tISSIOt! tt[ETIt'G, JANUA.°.Y 8, 1986 CALL TO O(?Df p: Chairperson Ga5e1 called the Jan. 8, 19�6, Pla�ninr, Cot7;�ission meeting to order dt 7:3<9 p.ri. ROLL C,'1LL• t4ei�ber5 Present: Pat Gabe1, Dave Kondrick, Dean Saha, ;layne !lellan, Don Retzold `tei�hers ASsent: Le�oy OGuist, Sob "linton Others Present: Jin Rohinson, P'anning CoprdindtbY' Y,enneth Selgarde, 7841 ?lavzata 31vd., St, 1oU15 Par� Garv Sorensnn, 21880 150th St., Elk �'iver 55330 t;icf�ael Perkins, 112D0 :lest 7f3th St., Eden Prairie N�arye Brict;ner, 6199 I�eather Place Tor, �3f•;c{:ner, 6199 Heather Place Y.elly Doran, 2626 E. 82nd St., Suite 1�'1 55470 t,fatthew t�ichol, 2526 E. 82nd St., Suite 101 (See attachea list) APPR0I�AL Of �CCEI6ER 4, 1985, PLA�'tl�ItlG CO�M1h1ISSI01� isIt,'1�ES� 5Fn?F 55344 '"i�"'i�%7 9" ?�R. f:0?lDRICh� SECO!,'DiD BS' HP.. SABA� TO li:'nR^"F :"HF, DF,C, 4, 1985, P7�I111,^,'I"?C CD:1147SSIOA' MIl1UTLS AS URZTT£:7. L'i�U.1' ,1 '.'DZ!'F. '.>O:�"F.,, dLL VD.:.'IG avE, CHAIP,p7.'RSD.*: (;A??F.L DFr.'LFiI?F.D Tf?E 110TI0:' !'ARR:f.n L7;.1.°.. 70'USLY. IP;OF� 12/4/H5: PUBLIC NEARING: COPiSInEpATI�ra OF A SPECIA'L US{ ncnrqj� � � RV fin6TU rnrn�n�� ,.-.-....... __.. rer Section 205.i ., C, o the ridlev Citv Code to allav offices not associated �iith a przncipal use on Lots 6, 7 8 and 9 Glock 1 and Lo*.s 1 2 3 and 4, 61ock 2, and lot 1, Block 4 and Outlot R, Great P�orthern IndustriaT'Center, the same being 5101, 5201, 5255 and 5301 East River Road N.E. ."O"_'IOi+ BY ;!!:. SABA� SECO.':DED B!' :1P,. BE_TZpLD, TO OPEN THE P7BLIC F.EARIt'G, UPON R VOICE VO_^'F., ALL ?+0"'ING AYF., CXAZRPERSON GABF.L DP.CZ.ARf.D TI',° pURLIC HE.7RIM1'G OPEIJ AT 7;35 P.!.', Mr. Rohinson stated the property ��as lacated north of 51st and east of �ast River Road and extended to and included four iots north of 53rd. The prpperty �vas zoned tt-2, heavy industrial. the proposed developnent included four phases of construction. The first building to the north ti��as cocq>leted ar.�! r�ar' suhstantially occupied. ?he second huilding ��as under construction. .,�� Mr. P,obinson stated the special use perr�it, which was a 6lanket Snecial use permit, „ould include a percentage of office in all of these buildings in an industrial zone. � PLIIf�ti�ItIG CD(�T1I55lOM FtEETIPlG, JANUAPY 8, 1986 PAGE 2 Mr. Robinson stated there was approx. 102,OOQ sq. ft. in the first buildin�. The original plan had a 70°0 office ratio/15ro manufacturingji5o warehouse. �This was a�proved at that tiMe because this was a spec huilding. In actuatitv, the building has leased up priMarily office. Ne stated there was a data�sheet in the agenda �-ihich detailed the square footage of office for each of the tenants. He stated 333 stalls ��ere required with the original 70Yo office ratio, but that has now been increased to 373 with the increase in office. 6ecause of the increase in office, thev have been ab]e to elir�fnate a lot of loadirx� doors in the back and have been able to increase the stalls to 373. Staff feels there ��rill be no problem and reco��rcnends approval of tf�e special use permit with ta�o stipuiations: l. City wi11 monitor fUtUre tenant occupancv and corresponding parkin�3 demand; linits on office use na;/ he inposed if parking problems becone apparent Z. Special use permit to be revieti+ed in August i986. r I'r. Belgarde stated that in his catcutations, he came up with 340 required stalls as opposed to 373. They �+ere 93i� leased. Of that 93?:, 81', was office and l�`. warehouse. Their oarn internal �aethod of calculating how r�any stalls they �aould 1if:e to have sho+�ed ahout 346. He stated par4fng was a great concern of theirs. It �ras very inportant to ther� to not underpark ana of their projects. They have even hired a parkfng consultant to make a study of the parking in sone of their other projects. Nr. P,obinson stated 5taff eou�d recalculate this num6er, hut either ,��ay, there �vas not a pru�len with the nur�er of parking stalts. Ms. Gahel asked ho�� the situation was na�r? Did there seem to be amp7e pari�ing spaces? Mr. Qelgarde stated they generally have about 40-50 stalls that are not used around the peak part of the day whictr is between lO:OQ-12:(�0 a.rn. htr. Robinson agreed. He stated Staff was out there that day, and there were approx. 40-50 stalls unoccupied. Staff does not anticipate any problem. :�;D"'IO'+ B_% ;�iF,. KONI7RICK, SEC077DED BY 1fP,. BF,TZOLD, TO CLOSC TN£ PUFiLZC lIP,AP�S�. UP04 A VOZCE VOTE, ALL 90'-"ING IiYE, CIfAIA.PEP.SDi] GAB�L DECLABf.D '"ifE P"P.I.IC HE�IRIyC,' CTASED AT 7:50 P.;.'. t�OTIOiT BY tSR. KOI;DRTCK, SECOIdDF,D BY 11R. SABA, TO RECOIfl9Et1D "_'CI QTY COU7�CZL � APPROI'AL OF SPECIAL USE P£R"Z_T, SP#85-_3, BY f70R"_'H FREEC9AY ZIIVESTORS� PFP. SECTION 205.18.2, C, Z OF THE FRIDLEY CZTY CODE TO ALLOt-' OFFICES ND"' ASSGCZATED I�;ZTI( d PRItJCZPAL USF. 0!7 LO:'S 6, 7, 8 AND 9, BL{7CY. I, A77D LCJTS 2, 2, 3 Iii7D :;� giaek 3, and Lot 1, BIock � ana Outlot R, Great Northern Indnstria? Center, t:,e same eeing 5102, 520Z, 5255 and 530I East River Road :"�.E. x PAGF 3 ^L11PlMIt(G COF9IISSIODI t4fETI�dfi, �I1pUARY 8, 14$6 UPON A VDICE VOTE, ALL '✓07271IG AYE, CHRIRPERSON GABEL DECLARPD S.HI; 1`OTZOy C.�RRZED UNANZFlOUSLY. Ms. Gabel stated this iteM wculd yo to City Council on Feb. 3, 1986. 2. PUI3LIC tiEP.RIttG: COtlSIDERATIO'! dF A SPECIAL USE PERiIIT, SP #85-16, BY ��.�,��.,�,�, �.��,,.,,,,�.,, .,, .,.,.._ ..._ ....._ -- er Section .,, o t e r1 e�� Cit<< Code to a11or� offices not associated with a principal use on Lets 1, 2 and 12, 11ock 2, Paco Industrial Parl:, the same being 727Q Conmerce Circle East 6.'OTIG'.': BI' fdP. 4JELLA:., SECOTIDED BS' Fffi. K011DRZCI:� TG� OPF7: _°'HF. PUBLIC FIEARZPIF. UPD.Y A YOZCE VOTE, ALL 5'OT�SG ANF, CHAIRPT.RSO;V GABEL DECLARP➢ TNF PUBLIC HE.:RZiJC: O?E': AT 7:52 P.14. � I9r. Robinson stated this property was lo�ated west of Conmerce Circle and south of 73rd. It a+as zoned light industrial and eras surrnunded by other industrial property with the exception of Lhe property to the east which was C-2, cormierciai. 11r. P,ohinson stated this request vras similar to item �l. The unenploynen+ of4ice oras considered an office type use in an industrial complex. It had approx, 17,000 sq. ft. and had a substantially higher parking demand ttian nornal industrial or even a normal office compiex would need. Staff had clone an analysis of the existing parking on page 18 of the agenda. �f a total of 359 parking stalls ti�ahich are �rovidPd, 206 are adjacent to the huilding and 153 are on the lot to the soutfi. 199 of the spaces were allocated to three major tenants. Mr. Rohinson stated the parking renuirements for the other tendnt5 vrere 1�4 stalls. The total then gave them e negative 34, Nowever, inspection had revealed that there did se�a to be enough parking. The whole area, in general, was suffering a parking prohlem with the co�struction of the U.S. Sarir+ ? Fitness Center across the street contributing tn the general overload. Mr. Robinson stated Staff would recomend the special use permit be approved w9th the following stipulations: 7. Special use permit for t4inn. Dept. of Jobs and Training only. 2. i�o further office tenants tiaill be alla�ed unless a corresponding drop in parl:ing demand occurs fron other tenant changes. 3. 6ring directional signage into code cor�pliance. P1s. 6abe1 stated she had driven out there. She stated there was plenty of parkin� in the south tot, and that did not seen to he a problen, but the signage aras definitely part of the problem. Oesides the directional signage, the signage on the building was �rorse yet. She almost felt the City should probably look at a whole signage package, 'f PL;�PlNINC� CONdtI55I0t7 MEETIPiG �lAttUARY 8 1986 PAGE 4 Mr. Gary Sorenson, i�tanager of the llner�ployeient Office, stated part of the probTer� was a bureaucratic one. tlhen they moved into the building, they were supposed to have large face ti�tall signs. Just prior to their moving in, the netr coi.missioner decided to get a ncxr logo and the name was recentiv changed, sa they have been waiting for 2-3 tnonths for new signs with the new logo. As soon as they receive those signs, the signs rritl go up on the building so the office area is clearly identified. Mr. Sorenson stated that fn tercis of the signs out front, he has talked with the landlord and has made sone suygestions for signage wording that vrouTd be more appropriate and more directive. He was hoping these could be taken care of ver�� shortiy so most of the probler�s could he resotved. Nr, ttichael Perkins stated he represented Idatsh Co., the owner of the huilding. He stated they feel the parking i's adequate, Thev have had some problems with signs, but they are arilling to work with the City and the nep*.. of Jobs and Training to get those signs riqht. They feei the only probTem is the right wordin� and the right directions. F1r. Perkins stated he had a iittle Froblem with stipulation #2. He stated they have about 2,000 sq. ft. next to the Dept of Economic Securitv. It ��as part of the original Tarqet office space. Since it was already built out for office s{�ace, it was their intention to leave it as office space. The�� 4tnuld consider it a Zight office use, and they have potentially allocated six parking snaces in front of the building for that. hir. Robinson stated that additional office tenant �tould also require a special use permit so he felt they could proceed with this special use perr�it 4iith the stipulatiats. Ne suggested the follarinq wording be added tn stipulation �2. "with the exC2ption of the current 2,d40 sq. ft. of vacant office space a�hich ma}� be considered for a special use permit". Mr. Perkinds stated f�e had no probiem with the wording suggested by Mr. P.obinson. hfs. Gahel stated she would like to see this special use permit reviea+ed in a year to see what the situation is at that time. She was not so concerned abnut enough parking space as she was in seeing that the problems that currently exist are worked out. p1QTZp;' BY �1R. BE^ZOLD� SECD!:DED BY MP.. K0.7nRZCY.� TO CIASE TNF, PDBLIC IiLJ�RZ3:,'. UPDf: A POICE VOTF,, .'�..�'L VD^_'Z?JG A°E, CIfAZP.PFRSON GABFL DECLr�RED TY.r i'I.`13L?C NEARZI7G CIASED A'" 8:15 P•ti• \� PLI�"1yING COPIFIISSION FlEETIt1G, JA�IIIACY £3, 1°86 PhGF 5 at0'"FON BY MR. KONDRICK, SECOt7DED BF' !!R. BETZOLD, � RECO!3MEND 71� CI"_'Y COUNCIL APPR07AL OF SPECIAL USE PER'.'I�", SP i185-16, H1' �1Z.7SESOTA DEPARTN,E"!T OF JOBS AND TRASl1ING, PPP. SECTION 205.17,1, C, 1 OF '_^ffE FRIDLEY CITY CODE TO ALLO'.' OFFZCES tIOT ASSOCIATED l�ITH _"'HE PR7IJCZPAL USE 0': LO^'S 1, 2 AND S2, BLOCf: 2, PACO ZCIDUSTRFAL PAP,K� ^'HE SAIdE BEI17G 7270 CO!!11EP.CE CIRCLE EAS?'� I:'I'":l m17F. FOLLOWIIIG STIPULATIOfJS: 1. SPECIAL USE PERMIC' IS FOR HINN.E50:'A DF,P.�RT"r';'_" OF JOTiS AND TRiIf77NG 0f7LY. Z. I✓O FURTNER OFF:CE TENAl7TS lJZLL BE ALLO[9F.D U'�LESS A CORRESPOb'DING DROP IN PARY.77:G DE+f:,;TD OCCURS FRO.'f OTUF.P. SENRIV^ CNAPJGES, [9:TIf _TNr ��CEPTZOIJ OF CURREVT 2,000 SQ. FT, OT ?AC:,':"' OFFICE SPACF. FIffIClt l�.'A:' AE COl1SZDF.RED FOR A SPFCIAL USE PER.'SI:. 3. IIR:!:G DIRECTIO??AL SIGh'AGE INTO CODE CD.'�1PLZA7;CF,� WOR7' [7?TX CTTY SZAFF F"1 DE:�ELI7PZNG AN OVER.�LL SIGt; PLA;,'. 9, f'iPECZAL USE PERMIT BE P.EVIL'l7ED BY PL.Fi.'!<`i7."FG COI�^.'ISSICiJ IN AUGUS:^ 1986, UPOh' A VOICE VOTE� dLL VOTZ.JG AYE, CNAIF,PF.RS017 GABE:. DECLIRF.D TXE ld0"_'Z0."7 C:�P.RIED (ltlANZMOUSLY. hs. Cabel stated this iten would go to Cit�� Council on Feb. 3, 1�R6. 3. PU�3L:C HEARI"IG: CONSIDE2A?ION OF A REZONING REf1UEST, ZOA =85-03, 3Y tNiRGA?ET BRICY,��ER: Re�one t e nort�erly 130 feet of Glock 3, Auditor's Su:,division I;o. R'? fron R-1 (one family daielling) to C-1 (local business) to allotii for retail services, the sar�e being 12$2 I"ississippi Street fl,E. 'f0_TIO.V BY 6.'R. l9ELLl:I1, S�CO.':DF.D BY 11R. BF.^_'ZOLD, '1'0 OPEtI '^9E PUBLZ^ !ICAP.Z::i;. UPON A VOZCE VOTE� ALL VOTI."7C AYF. � CH?lIP.PEASOPi Gr]BEL DF.CLIRRD TH£ P�JAL_*(' NE3RZA'G OPE:I AT B:1B P,1!. 14r. Bo!�inson stated this property �ias located west of 01d Central an�! south of hiississippi St. It vas a single fanilv nor:e and was zoned R-l. The raaior portion of the ]ot (to the rear) uas zoned C-1, conmercial. The ad,jacent restaurant was zoned C-2, and the area just to the innediate west ivas P-2 zoni�g; horrever, much of that R-2 �ias single fanily in use. ;ir. Robinson stated as a boutique/snall requirei:ients in lot stipulations : the proposal uas to use the howe (approx. 1,900 s�. ft.) retail operation. This pronerty does r�eet the C-1 code area and setbacks, and Staff was recor,nnending the follo�ring 1. 13usiness shall be open no later than 8:00 p.n. 2. �riveway from flississippi St. shall be "enter" only; directional sign to be provided. 3. Hard surface curhed parking spaces to be provided. 4. Joint parking and driveway easenent v�ith Sandees P.estaurant to be provided. 5. 6usiness sign shall not exceed ti•renty-four (24i s�. ft. in area or eigl�t (8) ft, in heigfit. PLAiJIJING COtiitISS10P7 �4FETING JAI�UARY 3, 1986 PAGF 6 T 6. Provide landscaping to screen parf;ing fron ttississpii St. 7. Provide screening fence between rezoned propert�� and residences to the Ylest. 8. Provide performance bond in the anount of 32,000, M. Robinson stated th?re were some additional stipulations that would be handled witli the building pernit, and those were listed in a letter to 61r. Toi,i 6rickner fron iir. Darrel Clark dated tlov. 25, 1985. Fis. I4argaret Brickner stated she had pictures of the home and pictures of other homes she has converted into boutiques. �4s. 8rickner stated they vrould mainly have ha�dmade items that were hrought in on consignnent. They would also be selling a select group of retail itens. The hours �aould be fron probably 11:00 a.m. - 7:30-3:00 p.m., 14on. - Sat. and ��lon. - Sun, during the holida�� season. (ts. Bricl:ner stated the house was in excellent shane, and the only o*her al±ernative was to rent the house, because they feel the property shnuld reinain wi*h tl�e restaurant. They feel the house is too nice to rent, and this w�uld be a unique vra� of preservinq the house rihich is actually the home of one of the first 50 fan'iies who cane to Fridlev. (9r. Tom tlyhra stated this was o�e of the first homes in Fridle��. It was a beautiful hause, and it ,rould be terrible to go into a rental situation. The house probably did not have the natural historic-type of value because it has 6een �.ioved, but to local citizens of Fridley, it had a lot of value and anything the City can do to preserve it v+as importan*_. The boutique idea sounded like an econonically feasible way to keep it in good shape. Ms. Doris 3ergraan, b435 Pierce St., N.E., stated she had no objection to the rezoning and for the boutique operation. ^fCJ"ZOti BY lSR. SAIlA, SECOlTDED BY MR. KOIIPRICK� TD CLOSF. TIiP. P'J�3LIC flE.4RIIlG. UPOh' A`r0_TCE VO_TE� ALL VOTZTJG AYT:, CN.A_TRPFFL7pf? GA9F.7 DECL:,RF,D TIIF PU➢L_TC IIE�73ING CLOSED AT 8: 34 P.:".. MOPIO?I B° MR. SASA, SECOtIDED BY MR. i7ELLA*7, TO REC07:SE:7D TO CITY CQ(!fICIL � APPP,OVAL OF RF,ZONZ"7G RE{�(IF,S^_', ZOA �85-Q3, RY MARGARET BR:CY•NER, '_'0 RrZO?JE TNE NORTHERLY I80 FEEP OF BLOCK 3� AUDI_TOR'S SU(3DZVZSIO!: NO. 88 FRO.'.' P-2 (O17E F.LYILY Df7F,LLING) TO C-1 (LOC1L BUSSNESS) TD ALLO!? FOR REPAIL SFRVZCFS, '_"l'r SA1fE BE7t7G I282 117SSISSSPP7 S�RF,ET 1.'.E., FIZTH THE FOLLOpItJG S_^IPDLA°'IO.".'S: 1. BUSI?lESS SffALL SF OPF.b` PJD LATER TI'AlJ 8:00 P.74. 2. DRZVE�IdY FROl.' I1755ISSIPP7 ST. 5HALL B£. "Et7TER" ONLY; DIREC:.^ZOG'.7L 5761! TO BE PROVSDED. 3. HIIRD SURFACE CURBED PIiRKI!!G SPACES TO BE PROVZDED. 9. JOZN: PARKI7JG AND DRIVF.'(7�Y E�SF:1!Er7; WITl: SAL7DEF.S RESTAURAP7T TO BE PROVIDED, PLftNNI�lG C��'I`ISSIOt! 17FETItlG, JNlUARY 8, 1986 PI:GC 7 5, BUSZT1E55 SIG?J S:iALL f70^ EXCEED Tf9Et7TY—FOUP. (24) SQUIRF. FEE^_' IN ARF,A OR EIGHT (8 J FEET P•d REZGN.T. 6. PRO?IDE LAt1DSCAPING �'") SCRESR PARKZNG FRL':f ;�fZSSZSSIPP2 ST. 7. PROVZDF. SCREENII7G FEIJCE BET��EJt` REZOl7CD PROPF,RSY AND RESZDE.'rCES TO �'HE �JES:. - 8. PROVIDE PERFORIfANCE BOND :,i' THF. ARIOUNT OF $2,000. UPO.N A VDICE VOTE, ALL VO_"I'+G AYE, CIIAIRPERSON G.1BEL DECLr1RFD TNF. N.OTIOT CARRZEP C."lANIMOUSLY. his. Gat�el stated this item would go to City Council on Feb. 3, 1986. 4. PUEiIIC HE�RIfJG: CO��SIDEGATIOt; oF n rtEZOr�trlG P.E('UEST. ZOA rII5-04. B Rezone ron tt- eavy industrial} and C-2 (general business) to C-3 (general shopping center) in the area lying bet�•ieen 81st Avenue and up to a line rihich runs parallel with and approximatelv 393 feet south of 83rd Avenue and also lying between Hain Street and Universit�� Avenue, *o allow the construction of a retail center of between 15Q-and 250 thousand s��uare feet, all located in the 'lorth half of Section 2, T-3�, R-24, City of Fridley, County of hnoka, fiinnesota. .YO_'ZO.'+ Bl' ::R. KONPR_TCY,� SECO.'iDcD BY l:R. IdRLLAf1� TO OPE:J Tf1.'.' P{��I,IC !'F.ARIi:G. L'PO.": n VOZCE VD'_"F„ ALL i'OTI.^.G AYE, CIiAIP,PF.RS011 GABEL DECLARF.D TPT P('73LIC H��V::;.'G OP�N AT 8:36 P.!!. Mr. Rohinson stated this property (approx, 22 aCresi ��as located north of Rlst Avenue, anJ r�est o` 7Nn7. A good :leal of the property �•�as zoned heavv industrial with a portion C-2. The request was to rezone it to C-3. The proposal a�as for a retail center of betvreen 150-250,000 sq, ft. The prinary tenant was a whole- sale/retail operation ca]led The ;lholesale Club, which was a new concept to 14innesota. On the ti�est ��ould be a Y,nox Lur�her Yard with adjacent storage yard, and on tlie east side would be strip commercial and 30,000 sq. ft. of retail. Mr. Robinson stated the plan called for approx. 1,200 parkina stails. He stated there liad been so�ie discussion as to arhat exactly should be tfie requirer�ent for parking in this situation. The prinary tendnts, The !lholesa]e C1ub, and t:nox Lumber, were pretty much wall-to-�ra11 retail accessi}�le-+y�P space with the warehouse component bui7t into the operation, Staff was workfng with the petitioners to come up with what was a reasonable ratio oi building, considerinn there was warehouse included in the project. Mr. P,obinson stated Staff was recoramending the following stipu]ations: l. Provide a storn drainage plan consistent with cit;� code. 2. Provide landscaping and berr�ing sufficient to screen parking and storage. 3. Scale do�m size of project so that less than 1,000 car parkin; is needed or obtain necessary environmental permits. PL,IFINI��G COt•111ISSIDt4 t1EETING JA�lUARY 3, 1986 PAGF. 8 4, provide a completed envirorm ental assessment worksheetr for ci ty revi e��r. 5. Ohtain special use pernits for any outside storage or auto- related husiness. 6. Provide architectural refinanents consistent with a qua'lity commercial development. 7. Provide a performance bond in an amount consistent �aith cost of improvements. Mr. Robinson stated the law says that any develonment �aith over 1,�0� parkinq stalls requires an environmental assessment worksheet. The petitioners are looking at scalin, do�m the development in order to avoid this requirenent. No�rever, the Cit�� 4ras suygesting in item �4 that the petitioners provide a completed infor�nal environnental assessment worksheet for city revierr. h1r. Y,ondrick and Ms. Gabel expressed concern about water run-off--that even thouyh city codes are net, stra�ge things b?gin to happen in Stonybrook and Springbrook a�'ter a development in this area. 'ir. I:ellv Doran, Uanta;e Properties, stated the r�ater retention qu�stinns wculd he subject to a qualified professionally engineered drainage syster, subject to city code and requirements. They will work very closely 4l1LI? staff to meet all concerns. ;tr. Doran stated that as far as soil conditions, the curren± o�rners of the southern half of the parcel had done saie soil tests ��hich inriicated peat from 1!Z to 14 ft. deep. Additional soil tPSts on the eastern half of the entire site showed 2- 8 ft, of peat with a nixture of various soil conditinns under- neath tliat. They will conduct further tests on the �resterly half of tfie parcel. There will definite]y be a suhstantial removal of soil. Mr. Qetzold stated they almost need a full environmental inpact statenent to answer snr�e of the concerns the Comnission manhers vrere ra�sing, Evan though a formal environr�en±al assessment worksheet was not required if the development was under 1,000 cars.because ot this particular location near the nature center, the Cornission r�er�ers ��ould like to kna� i+hat ir,ipact this development will have on the surroundine area even if there are onlv 999 cars. Nr. Doran atated The Wholesale Club was the driving force behind the center which essentially needed to be open for business Sept. 1. It was the tinin� factor, not the financial factor, that led ±hen to the conclusion that tF�e� needed to scale the project down. t•1r. Kondrick asked about trucks coning in and out of the site. Mr. Doran stated the nurber of shipnents coming in would be much smaller than a Target store. 7hey ��ill only accept shipMents in the norning before the store opens. Typical store hours are 12:00 noon, except Tues. and Thurs., aihen they v�ill be open at 10:00 a.m. for wholesale customers only. The store will not be open to the public. I•'r. Y.ondrick stated that even though they have been assured in the pas± with other developments that the water run-off would not be any greater than before the developMent, still things have happened. This really concerned him. PLAl�NIt1G C0f71ISSI0t� MEETIP+G JANUARY 8, 1986 PAGE 9 Ms. Gabel stated she was not on7y concerned ahout water run-off but also air quality and traffic. Ms. Gabel stated that as a Planninc, Comnission, it would be appropriate for them to see an environ�r�ntal assessment worksheetas they wPre really operating in the dark, and they did not have enough information to really 'make a decision. T!iey are very concerned about the nature center. They do not have a problem with the project--they just want to nake sure nothing rras being done +hat �:ras de'_ririental to the environr,ient. Mr. Doran stated the�r could certainly appreciate that. M.r. 11att 'lichol, Vantaye Corporation, stated he though± an infornal envii•on- mental assessment �•iorlsheet Vias very viable;and if the Planning Coiar�ission gave their approval of the rezoning that evenina, they �•r�uld �,��t together that infori�ation very quickly for staff and Planning Comr�ission revie�•�. They �•iould ar�reciate a quick turn-around because of their tight tine frane. :10TZ0."i Bl' Iff:. KO,'i^RTCY.� SECOIIDF.D BY ."IR. BE^_'ZOLD� C"O CLO°F '_"l'F. PL'v?LIC NE.17".'iG. UPON A VOZCE VO°'F., ALL :'O'_°�:C�..'= .i:'."� C.�!ASEPER_SO::' Gi�BT'.: DECL�IPI'D ""!^ �':!'L.0 Hr.1RZI7G CIASI:D AT 9:30 P,1'. MO'�I017 BY 'fn. Y,O';DR:CK, SF.CCNDED Bi' A'!z. SARA, �O RECOA.'.+.'E'lD ^O CI�'?' CpP!;C.ry APPROVAL OF P.F.ZOI;ING RE�^UF.ST, ZOr, �85-04, BY VnC7TnGL PCOPEP.TIES, Il.'C. , m0 REZONE FHOI.' I."-2 (IILAPY IIJDUSTRI:ai; A;:D C-2 (GE,^.ERAL BL%SIPIE�+S) TO C-� (�E:iE21:. SflOPPZP7G CENTER) IN THF. AREn :,77::G BETfICE7; 8151^ A:'E::DE AlID UP TO ti LI."�F 1iltICH RUt:S PARALLEL WITH tVdD APPRO:fZFL1TF,LY 393 FE£T SODTH O:' 83RD AYEA'UE A+D AL';O LY?;IG 3ETIlEEId IdRIN STREET �.:.`D UIlT:�'ERSZTY A:'E':U£, m0 ALLO:�' TIfE COJSTRL�C- T701: 0.*' A RETAIL CEfvTER OF BE^'[9E�:7 150 AND 230 THOCISARD SQUARE FET.m, ALL LOCATED I17 T11E f70RTX HAi.F OF SECTZOfi 2, T-30, R-24, CZTY OF FRIDLEl', CO(1?PTY OF A^:OfJI, C77TH TIIE FOLLOt72NG STZPULnTZO1;S; 1. PR06'IDE A STOR:�f DRnZ::AC,7' PL.�'.' CO::SZ.°TE.':.T 67:ff CITi' CODE. 2. PROPZDE LAt7DSCAPZNG dND BER':Z'1G SUFFICZEI7T TO SCRF.EIl PTP.I;I.','G A7JD STORAGE. 3. SCnLE D067:: SIZE O2" PP.OJECS 50 _TH1lT LESS TXI,:; I,OQO CAR PFiRY.7."JG IS "lEEDF,D OR OBTAIt: NECE55AR1' ENNZROfTMF,NTAL PPR.'!I�'S. 4. PROVID£, A COMPLESED INFORfdAl F.?JVIRONMEN.TAL ASSESS.'ST,.'1^ [dOP,Y5.9EE.T FOR CZTI' REVIEfr' AIJD PLA7JNING COMMZSSIO."7 REVZEG.'. 5. OBmAIfl SPECIAL USE PER!ITS FOR A11Y OUTSIDE S_TORAGF. OP. AJTO- RELATED BUSIflESS. 6. PP.OVIDE ARGISTECTUI2AL REFZNEMENTS CO!7SIS.TEf:^_' �:'I?f! A nUALITP' COb1lfERCIAL DEVELOPMEtiT. 7. PROVIDE A PEP.FOR'?AilCF. 80ND ZL7 AIJ A140UN^ CO:lSISTLIVP i4ITX COS_T OF IF!PRO?EISF.17T5. UPOA' A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOSI:dG AYE� CHAIRPERSO:: GABEL DECLARED THF, l^.O_T�O': CARRIED UN�NIMOUSLY. 14s. Gabel stated this item would go to Cit�� Council on Feb. 3. PLdWPJING C0144ISSTON 11EETING, JANUARY &, 1486 PAGE 10 Mr. Saba stated rf the City really wanted to develop these properties, then tfie City should have so�ae type of study done to see if these properties are really developable or not devetopable, so thev kna� what happens to that land �ahen it is developed and the land is altered and so they kno�v v+hat th? impact is for traffic, air pollution, and other environr�ental kinds of �hings. Right n aa they do not know these things. Ms. Gahel agreed. She stated she �aas also tired of being star�peded because everyone was in a hurry and ev eryone had time constraints. As poin±ed out, if sonethi�r� really drastically goes v+rong, they are yoing to have to live with that nistake for a long, long time. She felt tf�ere rras a ver�� delirate balance of nature in this area. The Coivnissioners agreed thev v�nuld like to have John Flora and possibl�� soneone from the t1PC�; speak to the Corrn^ission regarding these concerns. 5. RECEIVE NO'JE1BER 14, 1985, NOUSI'Jf; & REDEVELOf'dFNT AUTHORITY MIPlUTFS: i40'_"IO."+ B=•' HR. SRBA� SECOl7DED BY ��fR, KOi1DR.TC1;� 20 RECEIYE ^'H,�i' NOV, 19� 1985� HOUSZ?7G 6 REDE'✓ELOP.MEI:T AUTIfORIL"Y HI��U_TF..�',. UP0:7 If POICE [�O"_'E, ALL VOTING T1'E, GIf37P.PF.P.SON GABP,L DECIr1P.F,D THE (40TION C.3RRZF.D UIlAPJI;40USL1'. 6, RECEIV[ NOVE�1DER 25, 1985, SPECIAL Fi�USItIG E REDEVFLOP�qEPJT AUTHORITY htI��UTES: !•fOmIO:� BY !1R. KOC7DRICK, SECONPED D'l tfP.. BETZCLD, ^'O RF.CE_*PE THC, �iOV, 25, 1985, SPi;CIr]:. XOUSI:v'G 6 REDEVELOP74EiJT nUT170RIT1' l4PdUTP.S. UPOIJ n' YOICE VOTE� ALL VOTI�VG AiE� C:I:7SRPEP.S0:7 GA3F,L DF.CLAPED .TlIE IdO.TZOTI Cd7?RIED UNnNZMOUSLY. 7. RECEIUE �ECE'4GER 3, 1985, EP�EI'GY PROJECT C�tiHITTEE NIt�UTES: 5f0'_"IDN BI' F1R. SAD�t, SECOIdDED AY 'SR. WELLA.?', TD RECE_TVF.' SHF. DF.C. 3, Z985, EN�RGY PROJECT COM:�fZTTEE MZIJUTES, UPON A VOICE VO_TE, ALL VOS_TNG IIYE, CHAIP.PERSO.d !-ABF,L DECLIiRED TNF, MOTSt�!7 CARIZIED UNANIMOUSLY, 8. RECEIUE DECE�i6ER 5, 1985, HUMAt� RESOURCES COIttISSIOfd ItIfJUTES: MOTION BY MR. BETZOLD, SECOI:DED BY MR. KONDRICK� TO RF.CEZVE THE DRC. 5, 1985, NU.'fAN RESOURCES COM•l!ISSZON l9Il1U_TES. UPON A VOICE VO_TE, ALL VOTZ:7G AYE� CXAIP.PEF.SO^7 GABF.L DECLAR£D TXE MOTiO?1 CARRIED UNA1J7f40USLY. PLftNtJItl; COItiISSIDP� MEETI�lG JANUARY 8, 1986 PAGE 11 9. RECEIVE OECEf1GEP, 10, 1985, APPEALS C01111ISSION MINUTES: MO^?ON AY 1T. BETZOi.D, SECOI:DED BY .*:P, SABA, TD RECEIVE ':N.£ D£C. 10, _'SRS, APPEAIS COM.�.'ISSIOI: 117f]UTF.5. UPO?J A YOICE VOTL� �1LL VOTI:IG A_°E� CN.AIRPEfZSOtI GABZ:L DECLARED m1rr p!p^,�+,; CARRIED Ul1A.:'7140USLk', 10. P.ECEIVF DECE�ICEP, 12 ]985, HOUSIPlG I4 REnEVELOPMEf�T AUTf'ORITY NIFIUTES: f40�'IOA" III' f1R. SABA, SECOfTPED B`' Afl2. BE:'ZOLD, TO RF.CL:'?'E mHf DCC. 17, 1985, NOUSING 6 RI'DE?'ELOPdfEI:_T AU"II.^•:'._Tk' I1Z11UTES. UPON A VOZCE t�OTE� ALL VOTZ.'✓G R?"E� CXAIRPEf.SO:;' Gd�3F,L DF.CLi�RED m1rF. P!0"_'i0.7 CIRRZF,D CK:u:I "fOL?SLY. 11. P,FCEI`JE DECE11[3ER 17 1985, ENVIROt�tdENTAI- '�1�ALI'Y COF79.SSION 11i1JUTES: .MOTIO."� D`.' :fR. IlELLi+L', SF.CO:+DED ??S' F!n. BETZOLD, m^v �ECEII'E :H?' DF,C. .'7, 1985, E.'1VZROi].YEP:Tn.:. QC'�,LI°'Y CO:q;.1.'J5=^:: .'!i::U:'ES. L'POI� A VOICE YO_TE, ALL VOT717:; :,i'E, CiidIRPERSC'.': ;,,9EL DP:C:.nRED _THF MO:ZO.': G1P.�ZED U::.S';=••005_'.:�'. iz. ori+�R uustr,ESS: a. Sunnort of S-2 Zoning for Lake Pointe Corporate Center Mr. Robinson stated Staff rias proposing that a majority of the drive-in property be rezoned to S-2 "Redevelopment District" zoning. The S-2 zoning would help to streanline the zoning anproval process �•rhile tying the rezoning to tiie proposed master plan. At the present tim?, the najority of the site o-ias zoned C-3. The existing most northerly parcel of the site, approx. 128 ft., would remain R-1 to act as a buffer to the residential area as r+ell as path�ia:�, drive��ay an� surface parking uses. Thr �iesterly portion of the Johnson property will also retain its exis±ing R-1 zoning and will be platted as an outlot to be reserved as a green buffer area. Mr. Robirtson stated a public hearing for the rezoning will be hefore the Planning Coruaission on Jan. 22. The Co�nmissioners had received a draft copy of a memo fron the HRA indicating its support for the S-2 district zoning, special use permit, and plat for Lake Pointe Corporate Center. Fir. Robinson stated this information was for discussion purposes only, and no action was required by tfie Planning Commission at this meeting. The Connission members were very supportive of S-2 zoning for this property. � PLANNItIG COMIIISSION ��EETIMG, JANUARY 8, 1986 PAGE 12 b. Proposed Ordinance Change Mr, Robinson stated there has been a probler� in Fridley with cars for sale being parked on lavms. Since this can lead to traffic safety problems and decreased property values as well as an overalL decrease in the inage of the City, Staff �vas proposing an ordinance change. The follovring wording was proposed to 6e added to Fridley City Code Chapter 506, Section 506.10: 2. No person shall park any vehicle o� a required front yard or sideyard adjacent to a public right-of-way, except on an approved drive�ray, for the principal purpose of displaying such vehicle for sale. '•n^701: gY MR. XOIODRICX� SECOA:DED IIS' ,MR. WELLA!', TO APPRC✓E :'fiF. AAOYP. PROPOSED ORDZldAIJCE CHA9GE, UP07: A VOICE VOTE, ALL VO:ItIG A3'l, CIIAIRPERSON GABEL DECL.IRSD TF.'� .':OTZOC: CARRIED UNRPJZ!40USL)', AD,lOURtlMENT; ?�1CY'ZC:7 BY l:R. KO:�DRICY.� SECOtIDCD BY A2R, BE?ZOLD� SO ADJDURN THF, NF.H^':P1G UPOI.� 1� '10_TCE '.r0_TE, ALL VO:'P.7G AYE� CH�7IRPERSO.': G:,9F.L DF.CL.IRED TIIE JA;7. B� 1966, P71,ti.';7P:C; COIf.'17SSI0IJ MSEiIL'G �DJOURNL'D RT 10:45 P.t1. 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N.E. FRIDLEY, �+IN 6b�S2 (012)5T 1-34b0 REZONING REQUE5T ZOA #�-OS VACATION REQUEST SAV � 15 PLATTING REOUEST P.S. # �2UFST fEE �O � PARR fEE �� : r � � � 9�iIDUI,ID Pi,AfAIING CD1�44I.SSION MEET7NG I�,TE SQiIDULID CITSt QIUNCIL NEETING II�.TE �ROPERTY INFORMATION ..�.,,. .��•�. LF��Ai, DESQ2IFfI0N: SEE /YiT/�CMEa Suf�UEy ,1�AT� � 1��. 1�, �`1�S LdI' BLOCK '142ACP/ADDTTIDN PRF5fT1T ZCDIING Sc E E a r} �u iT l� R$�UFS"!'ID ZGNING S� C E x N �t� i7 � REASQd FUR R$2UFST: A site plan shcwing the proposed futuze use is ra�uired for all r¢oning. :....•*+.•.•*...,�•.++..::+.,�.•.�......:.,�.•.�+...:•*.•�:......*.+....:,.�.�,�,�....�.: OWNER INFORMATION NAP� (please print) PHONE # ADII2ES,S SIGNT�T[JRE IYiTE •�***rr*�t�*#*f�*:,rtt:**�3*rt**t**taxft*�ft+t*�**t�*t�:x**:f*�*x**�*:++***:�***:�+*�+ PETlTIONER lNFORMATION NAPE (p10d5E jJLlht) MOODBRIDGE PROPERTIES, ING. p,y�E # 541-1OD0 p[��$ 320_WOODBRfDGE PLAZA, 1Q201 MAYZATA BOULEVARD, MINNETONKA, MN 55343 SIGtg11URE DECEMBER 19, 1985 *tx�+s*�**:****�*t:+�t�*�t:tt**#***:•*:::•*•+•x�•**+:�t,�**•*:**•�:+,�*�**�*.*.*.�..... ��c mr�•QSSmN : r.rxzwm �� n��re ;«�.�,, �ua STIAILATIONS: .. . �. � � �r. .. MAILJNG LIST P.S. =P5-07, ZOA #85-05 and SP k85-17 Donna J. Richardson 5770 Jefterson Street N.e. Frioley, M7 55432 Iheodore l. Day 111 }tarigold Terrace N.E. rridley, FW 55432 Pa�el A. Skabrat 721 YarSgold Terrace N.E Fridley, !41 5543z Tkbal Elsafy �770 Hest NooreLske Drive I:.E Fridley, !4; 55432 PelagSa F. Ada�ski i790 Yest NooreLake Drive N.E Frialey, l�u: 55u32 Harry H. Na�rocki 5bC0 1+est MonreLake Crive F.E. Fridley, Hh' S5�3z Eva K. Dahl 5810 Yest HooreLake Drive N.E. Fridley, !W 55L32 John C.Hansen 57T0 MashingLOnSLreet N.E. 9ridley, !47 55432 Resident 5672 - 7tE Street K.E. /2 Fridley, !4t 55432 5612 - 7LG Street N.E. /$ 56L0 - 7ch Street N.E. /� 1 6 Frldley, !A1 55432 Fridley, F�r 55432 Aesideat 5612 - 7Lh Street N.E. Fridley, !4t 55432 Resident 5672 - 7Lh Street N.E. Fridley, HN 55432 Resident �7 5640 - 7th Street N.E. IB Fridley, � 55432 Resident i8 5640 - 7tn Screet N.E. 19 Fridley, MW 55432 Resident 5612 - 7th 5treet N.E. I9 Frialey, !47 55�32 Aesider,t 5b72 - 7tY� Street N.E. /10 Fridley, FQ; 35432 Resident 5612 - 7tb Street N.E. Itt Fridley, H6 5543� Residet,t 56u0 - 7th Street N.E. !7 Fridley, !R: 55432 Resident 5640 - 7th Street N.E. !2 Fridley, !4i 55432 � Resitlent 5640 - 7th Street N.E Fridley, HN 55432 Resident 564G - 7tG Street N.E Fridley, !41 55432 �t 3 /5 Resident 56L0 - 7th Street N.i. i10 Eridley, !4� 55�+3z Pesident 564L - 7th Street N.E. 111 Fridley, HN 55�32 Lester E. Larson °76C Rashir.g[onSireet F.E. Fridley, tW 5543z Ker.neth J. Holnstroc 5761 - 7tt, Street h.E, Fridley, HN 55432 Cary Y.. Flor 5771 - 7tt, Street N.E. Fridley, i'Q+ 55432 Der.r.is J. Fadroski 5767 - 7t4 Street A.e. Fridley, !9+ 55432 Lorraioe E. Gudia ST97 - 7th Street N.E. Frid2ey, !SN 5543z Aeside�t Aesident Mark A. Saastad >612 - 7th 5treet N.E. �4 5640 - Tth Street N.E. 16 5751 - 7th Street N.E. Frid:ey, !4: 55�3� Fridley, !4; 55432 Fridley, !4i 55+�3Z 5750 Y�shir.gtonStreet N.E. 5755 YashingtoaStreet N.E. 5750 lfadison Street d.�. Fridley, !4; 55;32 Fr:dley, }W 55�32 Fridley, M� 55�32 Louis P. Kedrwski 57+�1 - 7[h Street N.E. iridley, HN 55432 Duar.e C. Schlottman 57�0 Y�shingtonStreet N.E. Fridley, !QI 5543z Alan Lauer 573� - 7tt� Street N.E. Fridley, t4J 5543z Jases R. Stillson 57GG G'�sF::r.gtor.Street h.E. Fria.ey, Y� 55+�3� Frank C. Sarazir. 57G1 w'asLir.gtonStreet N.E. Fritlley, HN 55432 SteFher J. Wailerius 57G3 Rashin6tonStreet N.E. Fri�ley, N.1� 55432 Aichard N. Pastwa 57C5 �ost,ingtorStreet N.E. Fridley, HN 55432 Ceorge W. Tyler S7C7 �'asGingtonStreet H.E. Fridley, FW 55432 C. H. Berjamin 57Gf defferson Street N.E. Fridley, !R: 55432 Thocas E. Hlavinka 5�0 Hest HooreLake Drive N.E. Fridley, f4i 55432 Joanne [i. Gammelin 5830 Yest HooreLake Drive N.E. Fridley, tA1 55�32 Jay R. Loyinske 5�0 4est NooreLake Drive 1�.£. Frldley, hW 55�32 Robert R. Olson 73G HarigolC Terrace F.E. Fridley, h�: 55432 Cheryl L. Knaresboro 720 llarigold Terrace N.E. Frialey, YJ: 55432 Jeroce S. Boedighei¢er 585� GESt HooreLake Drive N.E. Fridley, !4: 55�32 TheoCore D. Bray 5781 iiest NooreLake Drive N.E. Fridley, HN 55432 Arthur J. Olson 5771 1�est NooreLake Drive N.E. Frieley, !4t 55432 George E. Otterdahl 5770 F1adlson Street N.E. Fridley, FA 55432 Jerome A. Olson 57�0 lfadisor. Street N.E. Fridley, !II: 55432 Simon Smith 5730 Nedison Street N.E. Fridley, riN 5543z Phillip J. Sheridan 621 Felene Place �.£. Fridley, hW 55�3z James J. 0'Donnell 631 }ielene Place N.E. Fridley, !4: 55�3z Charles G. P.inghoffer 641 I'.eler.e Place N.E. Fridley, MRi 55432 Reir.o A. Saari 651 Helene Place 6.E. FriCley, r4: 55�3z Frank M. Del¢or.ico 661 }ielene Ylace N.E. Fridley, Ht; 55�+32 E>rl L. Steffen 57:2 - 7tt, Street N,E. Fridley, MRv 55�:2 James ReynolCs 520 Plymcutt Buildir.g Ninneapolis, Ydi 554G2 Lelon T. Anderson Jaaes L. Thompson Steven H. Reyr.olds 57G4 Jefferson Street K.E. 576Q Nadisoa Street N.E. 573P - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, ►4d SSL3z Fridley, F4i 55432 Fridley, !4� 5543z Toperc x, uporn wrol n, utsea -• �• � �• Rj�svn 18 445 - 57th Place H.E. qL0 - STtL Place A.E. 6051 - 6th Street N.E. Fridley, !W 55�3Z Fridley, !W 55432 Fridley, !4A SSL3z Roger li. Serdatl �+09 - 57th Place N.E. Fridley, !4l 55432 Brandon Construction 311 Sunri�e Lane Chsajlin, l4�I 55318 Der.nis Kolflat L51 - 57tA Place h.E. Fridley, YJ: 55432 Etluerd W: Guzek, dr. �+55 - 57th Place 1;.E. FriC:ey, hW 55�32 Wayr.e A. Sisor.eac 465 - 57th Place t..E. Fridley, Y.17 55�32 Narvin A. Hartse 475 - 5 i ti� Pl ace 1�. E. Fridley, Hh 55L32 Cien fi. Aamsde:l �00 - 57th Place 1�.E. Fridley, r1: 55+�32 i�'arrer. 0. Sunderlar.d 41D - 57th Place 6.E. Fridley, !9d 55432 Hark L. Burch L2C - :7th Place h.E. Fricley, t4i 55432 Timothy J. 7'aveggia �50 - 57th Place N.E. Fridley, !47 55�3z Donald R. Hippen L64 - 57.th Place N.E. Frldley, Nt: 55432 Donald Lee Y9C - 57th Place N.E. Fridley, !Q: 5543� Clarenee J. Bachus Route 1, Box 32fic Boyson City, NC 28713 Darlene Soith 5632 - 6th Street N.E. Fridley, !4: 55432 Fay Ben�aeir. 5630 - 6th Street N.E. Pridley, !SN 55�32 Dorotiy A. Selp 562b - 6th Street H.E. Fridley, !4: 55432 Dear, E. Johnson 5626 - 6te Street N.E. Fridley, !4: 55432 TimotGy P. Yheeler 6157 - 5tC Street N.E. Fridley, !4: 55432 ResSdent 5618 - 6tb Street N.E. Fridley, T41 55�32 Resideni 5620 - 6th Street K,E. Fridley; !41 55+�32 Ker.neth R. Hafner 6057 - 6th Street N.E. Fridley, HN 55432 Aesider.t 5614 - 4tt Street F.E. Fridley, !4r 55L32 Richard Yisner RR No. 1 Annar.dale, Hri 55302 7imotY.y P. 17Y:eeier 56GG - 6th Street h.E. Fridley, !R: 55432 Clayton S. Charley 56G1 - 5th Street N.E. Fridley, !4! 55432 Fesider.t 56D6 - 6th Street N.E. Fridley, FDi 55432 Aesldent 5608 - 6i6 Street N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 Carl A. paulsoa Simothy Yheeler ponald Y. Sy an,yon ;30 - S7th Place N.E. 56G2 - 6th Street H.E. 5609 - Sth Street N.E. Fricley, !4� 55432 Fridley, !47 55432 Fridiey, !SG 55432 5625 - 5th Street�N.E. Fridley, !4i 55432 Douglas R. Nutton 5629 - Sth Street N.E. Fridley, !W 55k32 John F. OsterloL 5639 - Sth Street N.E. Fridley, !47 55032 Alvin L. SchnoDrich 564g - 5tt. Street N.E. Fridley, F4: 55432 David J. Abrass 5659 - Sth Street N.E. Fridley, F!N 55�32 Constance L. Birk 7�2 BrookCale Drive Erooklyn Park, !47 55433 Der.nis L. Sando 5550 - 6th Street F.E. Fridley, Hti 55�+32 Gerald H. Rangas 5530 - 6tb Street l:.E. Fridley, hII: 55432 Foss £, Haidle 5;1L Yest HooreLake Drive K.E Fridley, !W 55432 Thorv ald C. Peterson 5715 Jackson Street N.E. Fridley, 14; 55k32 57�� Jackson Street N.E Frldley, !W 55432 A>lyh L. Rosendahl 573� Jacksoa Street N.E. Fridley, FW 55432 Dor,ald C. Vinters 572L Jackson Street N.E. fridley, !W 5543z Elmer P. $ruize 571L Jackson Street N,E. Fridley, !4+ 55++32 Yallace H. Jorgensen 5715 Guir.cy Street �.E. Fridley, Mn 55�32 Richard Glumac 5725 Q�:r.cy Street N.E. Fridley, !�: 55432 Tho¢as F. Lebovsky 7C0 Helene Place h.E. Fridley, �R 5543z Ellis D. Griffith 69C Helene Place &.E. Fridley, !4: 55�32 Dary: A. Sandber5 68G Helene Place l�.E. Fridley, !A� 55�+32 Jacicie L. Stark 5720 Madison Street N.E. Fridley, HN 55�32 660 Helene Place H.E. Fridley, Mi 55�3z killiam A. Fberson 650 Helene Place 2:.E. Fridley, !4d 55432 Dean R. �bel 6A0 Helene'Place N.E. Fridley, !4! 55�3z Crawford J. Foraker 630 Helene Place 2i.E. Fridley, !4i 55432 19 Paula E. Reed 5779 Cer.tral Aver.ue K. E, Fridley, HI� 55u3z George D. HcKitterick 5787 Certral Avecae R.E. Frldley, Y.t; 55�32 Jerry T. See¢ar, 5795 Central Aver.ue &.E. Fridley, !4i 55432 Mvid Pearson 5P,L3 Central Aver.ue S.E, Fridley, !4i 55432 Nyron E. Schliescar, 5811 Central P.ver.ue N.E. Fridley, !4� 5543z Yillard I. Green 5619 Central Aver.ue 1:.E, Fridley, �4! 55432 Leonard li. Peipho llicLael S. Payillon Richard H. Rappes 5725 Jackson Street N.E. 670 Helene Place N.E. 3129 tiebster Aver.ue N.E. Fridley, !pt 55L32 Fridley, !47 55432 Pridley, !�W 55432 Naegele Ir.c. 7951 Fiy:r.E C:oud Drive Eaer. Prairie, h� 553�u JoY.�r.na Luc1w 3156 Rrcr,ur Street Y.ir.neapolis, F4: 55416 F;aroltl Morrov P.oute 5, Box P 196 Aiver Falls, YZ S�+G22 Heaven's Gate Coep�ny P9GE Kicollet kvenue /8 Elcocir.Eton, Yd� 55u20 Stever. P. Nielson 5541 - Stt Street t�.E. Frid:ey, !S: 55�.i� Le:.ise FofC 55C5 - 5tt, Street t�.E. Fr-cley, !9; 55L3� Jazes E. Juhl 5i�,7 Gest NooreLake Crive h.E. FriCley, h'J: SSk32 H-i1]aa HdCC08 533 Lheri Lane N,E. Fr:ciey, !^: 55;21 Ro!lace G. Sch�aD 525 Cheri Lane N.E. Fridley, NN 55�21 Abnes G. JankeDurCite 517 Cheri Lane N.E. Fnc:ey, F4A 55�21 Dale A. Edson 501 Cheri Lane N,E. Fridley� !41 55421 David E. YanHavermaeL 527 Cheri Lane N.E. Fridley, !47 55421 [ennetb A. Seekoa 573 Cheri Lane N.E. Fridley, !4i 55�721 Aobert H. Fisher 565 Cheri Lane N. E, Fridley, !� 55L21 Jaaes E. Calhour. 557 Cheri Lane N.E. FriCley, H8 55�:21 Narvin G. Severson 5Ug Cheri Lane N.E. Fritlley, !4: 55�21 horman D. Lanur 5�1 Cheri Lene N.E. Fridley, !A 55421 Fatricia E. Abraas 6gt Cheri Lane N.E Fridley, !4i 55421 RoDert H. Leitner 677 Cheri Lane N.E. Fridley, !A 55�127 Jllfred J. Laliberte 665 Cberi Lane N.E. Fridley, 14i 55�127 Ysrmesota Y.utual Life T77 Hicollet Hall Nir.neapo2ls, �4i 55�102 Target Stores 755 - 53rd Avenue N,E, Frldley, tA1 55�27 20 Theodore Burandt 6211 Fiveraiev Terrace t�,E. Fridley, NN 55432 EdWard G. Griffith 5675 Quincy Street N.E. Frid]eY� � 55432 dohn R. HoTf 5685 Cuiccy Street h.E. Frldley, Hh 55k3z Rlchard F. Young 5695 Quincy Street �.E. FriCley, P2� 55432 Robert L. CorCier 5?G5 Quiacy Street N.E. Fridley, !4� 55432 8etty L. Schack 57G4 Jacksor. Street 6.E. Fridley, HH 55�+32 Denr,is Drinhrine 569�. Jacksor. Street N.E. Fridley, �47 55432 Cbarles G. Haussler :6 84 Jackson Street h.E. Fridley, Hh 55�3z Gary T. itestlund Aick R. CLarchenko Earl P. Heeks 509 CLeri Lane N.E. Sb$ Cheri Lane N.E. 5674 Jackson Street N.E. Fridley, F4: SSL21 Fridley, !47 55b21 Fridley, !41 55�32 �ases �. Locker 5664 Jacksor. Street K.E. �Fridley, !4� 55L32 Floyd H. Hessevick 5665 Quir.cy Street h.E. Fridley, tW 55432 Lloyd B. Engler ;E;S Jackson Street N.E. Fridley, !9: 55�32 Aoy C. Peterson 5665 JacY.sor. Street N.E. FriCley, FR: 55�32 Yallia¢ H. Kell �E?5 Jackson Street S.E. Fricley, F4; 55�3z L�orotty g. SeaDerb xEES Jacksor. Street K.E. FriC:ey, M�� 55;3z Cheeter E. Ar,derser. 56y5 Jacksor, Street h.E. Pridley, !� 55L32 wallace Challstroa 57G5 Jacksor. Street K.E. FriC:ey, rJ: 55;32 Rerneth L. Rnight E7C - 57th Avenue N.E. Fridley, !41 5543z Pa�:l E. Fyten 660 - S7th Avenue h.E. Fridley, HN 55�3z ucnd!'Q tl, SChLL1t2 6�0 - 57th Avenue N.E. Fridley, !47 55�132 RoDert J, Przybilla 6j0 - S7th Avenue N.E. Fridley, !A 55432 Frederick H. Rushin 620 - 57tb Aver.ue K.E. Fridley, !W 55432 ICirk G. Herdan 610 - S7th Avenue N.E Fridley, !A� 55432 Ellis H. 4'o)cieho�ski 6C0 - 57th Aver.ue h.E. Fridley, F� 55u32 Yilliam A. Anderson 590 - 57th Aver.ue F.E. Fridley, M�; 55�32 Lir.da I. Cassec 5dC - 57th Avenue F.E Fridley, !� 55�+3z Earl Y.. Rellar 57G - 57th Avenue N.E. Fridley, !�: 55432 Aoger L. Hara.ld 560 - 57th Aveoue N.E. Fridley, !4: 55432 Ir.dependent Ten 957 F:illvind Road N.E. Fridley, !4: 55432 �.ynae 1IIV25LIDEfIL 9801 Oak Ridge Trail Hopkir.s, !'�h 55343 Union Oil Cocpany 1650 E. Colf Aoad Schaumburg, II,60196 B R I C of Hinnesota Inc. 5609 Lyndale Avenue South Mir.neapolis, Hn SSL32 Axos Y. Abbott 675 - 57th Avenue K.E. Fridley, Hh 55�3z ECxard H. Fondl 6H5 - 57th Aver,ue �.E. Fridley, rA 55�+3z Thomas E, Horris b9: - 57th Aver.ue f:.E. Fridley, Hr, 5543� David A. Day 615 - 57th AVEf.I.E t;.E. Fridley, }p; 5543z Duane E. Isakser. 625 - 57th Aver:�e h. E. Fridley, Yd; 5543z Paul I. 11i1 son 63`. - 57th Avenue N.E. Fridiey, HN 55432 Leona J. Beaa�er 64; - 57th Avenue 6.E. Fridley, !pr 55432 IDor.ald F. Cullen Toni L. Fehling Dovaline J. Goode ESC - 57th Avenue N.E. 941 F:illviad Foad N.E. 655 - 57tb Aveoue 1:.E. �EriCley, !4: 55432 Pridley, !47 55;3z Fridley, !47 55�3� 21 icky A. Scith Hobert J. Copeland Donald T. Ososki 65 - 57th Aver.ue H.E. 505 - 57th Avenue F.E. 5� - 57th Avenue N.E. 22 �ridley, MJ; 55432 Fridley, !W 55432 Fridley, FAr 55{3z arry E. Brusseau 546 - 7th Street N.E. FriCley, !�i 55432 oger A. 9reet 6�G - 7tG Street N.E. ridley, !W 55432 Allan 0. Rjeseth >66G - 7th Street N.E. r"ridley, Md� 55�+32 �er.neth J. Franko 15760 - 125tG Aver.ue North Dayton, !4: 553�� Chet F:erringer 4121 Stir,son Boulevard N,:r.neapclis, Md: 55421 1C0 T�Sr. Ir.c. 5LL2 Cer.tral Avecue &.E. Frialey, M1: 5543z Jose�Y. E. Yargo �141 �tir.sion Boulevard A`:r.neapc:is, !4� 55kz7 !!yllir. J. !lisura 535 - :7th Aver.ue h.E. ,iridley, Y.l7 55�3z 'Joseph S. ZycL 525 - 57tb Avecue h.E. Fridley, Y.r, 5543z Elsie H. Erickson 565 - 57th Avenue N.E. Fridley, !47 55�132 David M. Haugen 555 - 57th Avenue N.E. Fridley, !47 55+�32 Yalter J. Zyla 545 - 57th Avenue N.E. Fridley, !W 55432 Johr. J. Cotter 62C Helene Place N.E. Fridley, !4: SSL32 Scott E. Fuerstenberg 550 - S7th Aver.ue N. E. Fridley, !4: 55�+3z Dor.a1C L. Sytsta S�+C - 57th Avenue N.E Fridley, !4: 55432 PAillip P. Bendel 53C - 57th Aver.ue H.E. Fridley, !4: 55+�32 Yictor L. Dahlboo 520 - S7th Avenue N.E. Fridley, !4i 55432 David B. EnSstroo 51C - :7tb Avenue N.E. Fridley, !47 55432 John Tomczyk 575 - 57th Avenue N.E. Fridley, !4r SSU3z Danqy $. Mdress 700 - 57th �venue N.E. Fridley, HN 55�3z Theresia Spiczka 690 - 57th Aver.ue N.E. Fridley, Hn 55432 Sylvester Jedlenskl 6 BG - 57th Avecue h.E. Fridley, l�Sl 5543z Natthew Siegler 5529 - 6th Street N.E. FriCley, 1�� 5543z Mthor�y J. PeikarczyV. 5549 - 6th Street ti.E. Fridley, F4� 55;32 Gary R. Boyer 556y - 6th Street 6.E. Fridley, YJ; 55432 Elder. L. Thompson 5661 - 6 tt. Stree t N. E. FriCley, 14� 55432 Richard J. Leslie SE77 - 6tb Street N.E. Fridley, }47 5543z lrnolC A. Iasen Harry C. Eodthoff' ti':11ia: Y.. Porter 5601 - 6th Street N.E. 515 - 57tb Aver.ue 6.E. 595 - 57t6 Avenue H.E. Fridley, !�� 55�32 Fridley, !47 55432 Fridley, hD� 5543� Herbert J. Blooa 5611 - 6tL Street A.E. Fridley, Yd; 55432 ECUarC J. Conley 5621 - 6tt, Street N.E. FriCley, 14r 55�32 Garry D. Gertzen 5631 - 6th Street N.E. iridley, !4i 55�3z Ciarer.ce !:. 6edard 5b41 - 6tL Street K.E. Fridley, F4: 55432 fct,ee C. Cruce :ES� - 6tr, Street F.E. Fridley, M� 5543z Dav;d Hedczn 56y5 w'est NooreLal:e Drive F.E Frialey, F4: 55432 i:orca B, Johnson 712 River Lane Acoka, !4: 55303 hobert J. Cook :761 �'est HooreLake Drive 1:.E Fridley, � 55�.3� berrard E. Your.g 5�57 4est MooreLake Drive t�.E. Frid:ey, HN 5543Z Frar.ces D. Decker j�LS �est HooreLake Drive 2i.E. Fritlley, f�: 55432 Jer.r.Ss J. Holan i7j3 �est HooreLal:e Drive A.E. ?rialey, M.1: 55�3z Joseph B, Fahey Edward J, Holland 5719 Yest HooreLake Drive N.E. 59G1 west HooreLal:e Prive �3E. Fridley, Mn 55�32 Fridley, !47 55�+3z Sadie H. Cunderson David L. Pohl 5T07 tiest HooreLake Drive N.E. 5891 1'est HooreLake Prive h.E. Fridley, }Ai 55�32 Fridley, l�Qd 5543z Terrence L. Doty 5735 Jackson Street N.E. Fridley, r4d 55432 John J. Jaeger 57�+5 Jackson Street N.E. Fridley, !4 55432 Hahram Nikrad 5981 West MooreLake Drive A.E. Fridley, tRr 55432 9ernard ii. liedge�ood 5F71 liest HooreLake L�rive 1:.E. Fridley, F4: 5543� Ti¢ott,y J. 2iegler Jesse L. Mir.ters `.7�� w'es[ HooreLake Drive 6.E. 5861 4'est HooreL d�e Drive 6.E, Fridley, H1: 5543Z Frid2ey, K1; 55432 Frederick C. Graf Rathryn F, JacoDsen 5734 w'est MooreLake Drive h.E, SE$1 i�'est lSooreLake Drive t�.E. FrSCley, F� 55L32 Fridley, r4; 55432 RoDert L. Steenerson A1Derto Bulatao 5?24 Yest HooreLake Drive 6,E. 700 -:rtF, kver��e fi.E. Fridiey, HN 55432 Fridley, NJ: 55432 Mark L. Ingeprightseo Rober[ 0. Holt SE31 �est HooreLake Drive N.E. 71G -:Eth Aveuue 2;.E. FriCley, !47 55432 Fridley, !4� 55�32 Mne li. Horrison Steven R. Linder SP21 Yest HooreLake Drive H.E. 728 - SEth Aver,ue h.E. Fridley, !4� 55k32 Fridley, 14; 55�32 Say H, Ingebrightsea Chsrles 6. Hiedron SP71 G'est MooreLake Drive N.E. T�+2 - 56th Aver:ue h.E. Frldley, !4� 55�3z Fridley, NN 55�3z Roger E. Papke Donald R. iiedaark 5&Ct �est lSOOreLake Drive N.E. T5k -`.Bth Avenue K.E. Fridley, !p; 55432 Fridley, 15N 5543z )avid Y. Rust i735 Quiccy Street N.E. ?ridley, MS� 55�32 )oCn R. Jacka 111 Helene Place N.E. �ridley, !�1 55432 Dar.lel ►+. Cravtord TC1 tielene Place N.E. ?ridley, !QJ 5543z Vactor L. Felix > BC - 5 Eth Aver,ue h. £. Frialey, Ydi 55432 1�es A. Lehn � E7 Hel ene Place h. E. Fri�ley, YJ: 55�3z Richard L. Johr,son :7G - 58th Aver.ue N. E. Fr:C;ey, HR 55�32 koberta H. Erkel �6C - SEth Aver,ue h.E. Fridley, Ht: 55�+3� Fier.ry S. Schack 55G - 52th Averue K.E. friCley, HTi 55432 Edccr,C }:. Benson 54C - SBth Avenue N.E. Fridley, ?4r 55432 :.aell M. Nortoa �30 - SStb Avenue R.E. ?riCley, !II: 55432 Delbert G. Yaeger 5763 Cer.tral Avenue N.E. Fridley, Wi 55�132 Duane R. Flaten 57:5 Cer.tral Avenue N.E. Fridley, HIr 55432 Rayaond F. Ste�art 5747 Cer.tral Avenue N.E. Fridley, F4: 55�32 Ceorge H. Staupe 5& 7 Central Avenue N.E. Fridley, MN SSk32 Richard C. Kedlund 5A35 Cer.tral Aver.ue N.E. Fridley, Hh 55432 Bernard T. RyDak 5843 Cer.cral Aver.ue h. E. Fridley, t�: 55u3L Jases J. Pineati:lt 5E�1 Cer.tral Avenue h.E, Fridley, Htr 55432 Norman L. TGalin 53;9 Central Aver.ue t�,E. Fridley, !4� 55L3� Richard T: Realy 57T1 Central Aveuue H.E. Fridley, FA1 55432 Louis J. Adams 5740 Po2k Street N.E. Frldley, FR: 55432 VVJC}'u Y• D1Cll�:V 5720 Polk Street N.E. Fridley, !� 55u3z Cac V. Nguyen 5765 washir.gtonStreet N.£. Fridley, MN 55�32 Yilliam Remarke 510 Cheri LBne N.E. Fridley, !9I 55+�3z Dar.iel Bursey 5�31 - 7t� Street N.E. Fridley, !'Sd 55432 Robert Bryar,t 5421 - 7th Street li. E. Fridley, PII+ 55�+3z lln S. Chong 5411 - '/th Street N.E, Fridley, !4; 55432 Robert Suanson 505 - 54 tt Aver.ue tL E. Fridley, HN 55�3z Yernon Vasecka 3306 - 74th Street UrGandale, ZA 50322 Charles Westling 5536 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, !Pi 55432 John J. Heider �17 - 57th Place 1:.E. Fridley, !47 55u3z Roger Y. S1ra.psoo Jases L. Jorgeasoo Edvard F. LSttle3oFr. :2C - SEth Avenue N.E, 5730 Polk Street H.E. ?11 - 58th Avenue &.E. ?ridley, rW 55�732 Fridley, !41 55u32 Frldley, }4� 55�3z 24 �arlinfi R, Jacobson 21 - SPth Aver;ue A.E. Fricley, Yd� 55�+32 ti.11iac L. Toft 731 - Seth 6ver.ue A.E. Fridley, t� SSy32 :ardSnai G. MalDy 141 - 58th Avenue H.E. �ridley, FtN 55432 :] ear.or Rnderson 157 - 5Eth 6venue h.E. �ridley, !4K 55432 ;avid G. Ki�p ?61 - SE�h Aver,ue h.E. ridley, Y3; 55432 )ora1C H. Ziesler 171 - SCth Aver.ue 1�.E. ?ridley, 19; 55�32 ier0ert C. Fortle T1� l9origolC Terrace 1t.E. 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The S-2 zoning vill help to streaa,line the zoning approval process vhile tying the rezoning ta Lhe proposed master plan. Intent The Housing 6 Redevelopment Authority endorses the rezoning to 5-2 of the majority of the site as outlined in the attached public hearing notice (Attachment A). The existing most northerly parcel of the drive-in site, approximately 128 feet, described as Lot 22, Block 10, Donnay's Lakevieu Manor Addition, will retain it`s present R-1 "Single Family" zoning. This area will be reserved for use as a buffer to the residential area as well as pathuay, driveuay and surface parking uses. Approval of the special use permit for parking on R-7 xill satisfy the existing R-1 zoning requirement for this area. The xesterly portion of Lhe Johnson property will also retain it's existing R-1 2oning and will be platted as an outlot to be reserved as a gree❑ buffer area. The present and proposed zoning classifications for the entire project are illustrated in Attachment B. :- ,� • �d The Lake Pointe Corporate Center, xhen complete, vill consist of seven office � buildings, a hotel With convention facilities and a restaursr,t. Parking facilities include low profile parking ramps, underground parking and surface parking lots. The total construction will include close to 750,000 square feet of nerr development, excluding parking ramps. The entire nine phases of the project have been designed as part of a comprehensive master plan uhich is directly tied to the nou executed development agreement. The development is layed out in a creative campus like fashion which inter- relates buildings through proximity, orientation and structural components, as shown o❑ Attachment C. A coasistent landscape motif complete With plazas, fountain, abundant plant materials and pathvays vill also add to the creation of a harmonious relationship between bu31d3ngs and open spaces. 35 Planning Commission and City Council January 9, 198b Page 2 T.4bi118 The majority of the site is noir zoaed C-3, "General Shopping Center", which is the City's highest zoning. The development as proposed could proceed on the drive-in portion of the site without any change in zoning classification. However staff informs us there xould be requirements for special use permits, setback waivers and rezoning for commercial use on the 3ohnson portion of the site. The S-2 "Redevelopment District" zoning will provide for a streamlined review process, allow3ng for the campus like layout while incorporating most of the zoni�g needs under one action. In addition once approved under S-2, the Woodbridge master plan aould be locked into tke rezoned site. This feature of the 5-2 code provides additional security as to the future land use of this site in the unlikely event that the Noodbridge development is not realized. ., . Each set of building plans xill require review and approval by the Housing & Redevelopment Authority prior to issuance of a building permit. In the event of any substantial changes to the master plan, 5-2 zoning calls for additional reviex by the Planning Commission and City Council. The Housing & Redevelopment Authority suggests that some flexibility be agreed upon from the onset, to allox for reasonable modifications to the plan. The following frameuork will serve as a guide for determining reasonable versus substantial change. Reasonable Change; Housing � Aedevelopment AutboritylStaff Approved. 1. Building location modifications xhich do not place buildings any more than thirty feet closer to R-1 zoned land, not including parking ramps. 2. Parking ramp location modifications which do not locate ramps 1n R-1 zoned land. 3. Parking lot or ramp modifications which do not involve expansion into or decrease of any of the outlots as proposed in the preliminary plat (Attachment D). 4, Simple material changes Lo architectural and site elements, xhich do not alter the overall quality of the development such as changes to exterior building and ramp facade materials, landscage elements, signage and lighting components. Changes xhich will be considered substantial and will necessitate further review by the Planning Commission and City Council shall include, but not be limited to, the following: Substantial Changes; Planning Commission/City Council Reviex. t, Any changes xhich do not meet the intent of the aforementioned Housing 6 RedevelopmentlStaff approved conditions. 2. Any increase in the number of stories for any of the proposed principle buildings or parking ramps. 36 Planning mmmission and City O�uncil January 9, 1986 Paqe 3 3. Any changes in the proposed building usage which is not consistent with a quality office pazk, hotel, convention £acility and restaurant. St is understood that licensure for on-sale liquor (taverns) is allowed under 5-2 zoning. 4. Additions ta the square footaqe of any of the principle buildings involved which exceed 115� of the original proposal or that which creates a footprint in excess of that allowed by C-3 Code, whichever is less. Lot coverage is defined in the enclosed computation sheet (Attachment D). 5. Additions to the square footage of parking ramps or parking lots which exceed 115� of the original proposal. Stipulations Prior to issuance of the first huilding permit it would be reasonable to require that the follawing submittals be approved by staff and the ffousing & Redevelooment Authority: 1. Stn nn drainage plan. 2. Landscape plan. 3. Lightin9 plan. 4. Signage plan. 5. Architectural facade material plan including ramps. All of the above referenced plans should be comprehensive in nature taking into account the entire development. A phasing plan for each of the elements should be addressed to the extent which is reasonably possible at the time of submittal. Conclusion The Housing & Redevelopment Authority is confident that the Lake Pointe Corporate Center will be a tremendous asset to the con¢nunity. We appreciate the assistance of the Planning Commission and City Council in their support of tne zoning and future review proqrams as outlined. JLR/dm M-86-1 ATTACHMENT A PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION Notice is hereby given that there will 6e a Public Hearing of the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Wednesday, January 22, 1986 ,�n the Council Chamber at 7:30 p.m. for the purpose of: Consideration of a Rezoning request, ZOA ti85-05, by the Fridley Nousing & Redevelopment Authority in cooperation with Woodbridge Properties, Inc „ to rezone from C-3 (General Shopping Center), C-1 (tocal Business), R-1 (One Family Dwellin9) and R-3 (General Multiple Dwelling) to S-2 (Redevelop- ment District) on Lot 4, Auditor's Subdivision No. 155, except that part taken for Highway, and Lot S, Auditor's Subdivision No. 155, except that part taken for Highwuy, and the south two hundred feet of the north half of the north half of the south- east quarter of Section 23, T-30, R-24 west, except that part taken for Highway, and a portion of Lot 5, Block 5, Donnay's Lakeview Manor Addition, according to the preliminary plat thereof on file in the City Manager's Office, in and for Fridley, Minnesota, all located in the south half of Section 23, T-30, R-24, City of fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Any and all persons desiring to be heard shall be given an opportunity at the above stated time and place. PATRiCIA GABEL CHAIRWOMAN PLAN[JING COMMZSSION Publish: January 5, 1986 January 13, 1986 37 AT7ACHMENT B 2 N Z vi W � lrl 1 1 V K }a (3,'rr3ity � 7v2�tN3�J � ON .t7MJd`_'.`H Nh`RYl . 31V1S Z . �i�;l : .. _ ! D��Ty' YA{ ` � � `' �� ,4,,,y , N N ��:: +�� r W ` : 1 - " � � � � ,g � _ I „" F, 1 _r�_.Cr� �\ i;.��\ � \ N � �'; , � � � �. jbi� ' .� c�_ :.?� Q `,� `;� ��%�" "" LL! _ +� �- _ t - .'s. 4� oa < � �t. � � f -I' -� \ ��`,ts . 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TRANSPORTAT{ON AND LAND USE CONSULTANTS 7901 FLYING CLOUD DRIVE, SUITE 119! EDEN PRAIRIE, MINNESOTA 553441 �612)94d�759D January 6, 1986 REFERTOF�LE BS-34-49 M E M O R A N D U M TO: Eric Nesset - Woodbridge Propertles, lnc. FROM: James A. Benshoo�jJ RE: Traffic Study for Proposed Lake Potnte Corporate Center PURPOSE AND SUMMARY This memorandum documents the results of our comprehensfve traffic study for the proposed Lake Pofnte Corporate Center in the City of Fridley. The study focuses on the following four traffic ttems, which were identified by City staff and others early in the study procesa as being of particular importance: . Effects at T.H. 65, Oid Central Avenue, and West Moore Lake prfve . Effects at T.H. 47 and 57th Avenue N.E. . Effects on local roadways . Site access and fnternal circulatlon Each of the above four Items was analyzed through a rigarous proces5 that fncluded conducting exlst(ng trafftc counts, forecasting traffic volumes that would occur following the flrst phase of development, and forecasting full developme�t traffic volumes. Ma�or conciusions from the analysis are: Pianned roadway improvements (T.H. 610 bridge, I-694 widentng, and frontage road upgrading) wtil improve traffic condlttons in the area. For example, the widening of I-694 will relieve the existing dif- ficuities on T.H. 47 and T.H. 65 caused by the I-690 ramp meters. � � �i d � 3,ato �• N ��— � 3z.3nn � ` � \ _._. »�. 511 "7 � � , �� Z� vz 50o a ��/ �'�'._...,'"';._ �\ 2�, �IJ�11 mrnr —r' t• e C P. LO��r��: :,r—.0 � iJ ri'��'!a_.. �, �i i.�:.:j r . G 61st A.e. N.E. "� �� v �. . �3 `� r'! � ,` .-.,y' _ – ' � nCC " '_ ' _�'_ ., _ , �^r ^_� -- �' � —� � , r+ �.� �� riy- � ° ' [ -.L� _�• .r.� � _ � _'.p ' "; ' . .�' - —: � = �., -•; �, Moore Lake :..:: � � _,: _ . . �.. `� � „`,' ,' __" _:��..�'; �. _ _;-�� ,_'_i. ...�-._! �:' .. � , : . � i .�-. :, „ ��Ij ; � . � :�t(�' � �. ... sP �l1 �� 1 , -1 �;� j ..._. .-.�. �t __ r n � i l �48� �° � p�'� � �� a.R25 � � r � I � � , " l � t, van�---�; zou .. �� 5 �� u LAKE POiNTE S � � � �r-r. r�.. _ _ .. a Key ■�t�� Principal Arterial (lllllllliiltflllllll Inte„iiCdiate Arteriat � � � Minor Arterial �� Collector 1-697 3�3, �' � �= 1 � r� 8.440% �� D� � / �� L� a V �� 7 �� ~��i'��`' aa.ion �2,eun s5.�an Vol un�es Shown are 1984 or � 1985 Average Daily Traffic from City and State Flow Maps ry 0 1C10(1' I Scale MUODBRIDGE PROPERTIES. INC. FIGURE 1 TRAFFIC STUDY FOR LAKE POINTE PROJECT LOCATION AND LORPORATE CENTER EXISTIN6 TRAffiC BENSHOOF 8 ASSOCIATES, INC. C�NDITIONS T(1ANSPORTATION ANU TAND USE CUNSULiANTS 45 Eric Nesset -4- January 6, 1986 It ts lmportant to note that 5everal roadway lmprovements are planned whtch will improve accessibility to the slte and will fmprove generai trafflc conditlons In t�e area. Three such improvements are: Widenina of I-69d to provide three lanes In each dlrection. This lmprovement, whlch is programmed by Mn/DOT to be constructed tn 1988, wlll increase the capacity of 1-694. This increased capacity will allow the metering rates to be tncreased for the entrance �amps to I-694 from T.H. 47 and T.H. 65, These in- creased metering rates, tn turn, wtil reduce existfng traffic difficulties associated Nith the ramp metering at the T,H. 47/57th Avenue N.E. intersectlon and at the T.H. 65/West Moore Lake Drive intersectton. . Constructlon of the T H 610 brldae crosslna of the Mlsslsslppl River, This (mprovement, which (5 Program- med to be completed tn ]988, wi11 offer an alternative route to 1-694 and also Is expected to provide some trafftc relfef for T.H. 47 and T.N. 65. Upqradtno the north frontaoe road betwee� 57th Avenue N.E. and 7th Street N.E. This improvement, which the City plans to Implement in 1986, will fmprove access- ibility between the development and 7.H. 47 and also Nfll reduce development traffic usage of 7th Street N.E. and 57th Avenue N.E. TRAFFIC FORECASTS As previously mentloned, the intent Is to develop comptete traffic forecasts for two time pertods: year after the flrst phase of the developme�t (1988) and Year after com- pletion of the development (2000). Forecasts have been developed for daily volumes on roadNays in the area and for turn movements at key intersecttons during the a.m. peak nour, p.m, peak hour, antl peak elght hours of the day. 7he forecasts have been developed through a detailed process tliat involved establishing a sound foundatlon for existing volumes and then carefully accounting for developme�t traf- fic and other trafffc increases In a manner consistent with regional traffic projections. The first step in the traffic forecasting process Nas to establish the exfsting volumes. This was accomplished by utflfzing City and State trafflc volumes data and 6y con- ducting peak period turn movement counts at key inter- sectlons in the area. The next step was to forecast the development trip ge�eration. For the t988 and year 2000 conditions, the development trtp generation is forecasted as follows: 46 Eric Nesset -5- January 6, 1986 PROJECTED t988 TRIP GENERATION FOR LAKE POINTE CORPORATE CENTER A.M. Peak Hour P.M. Peak Hour Size (sq. Trip Trip Use tft.GFA> Ratel Ends Rate� Ends Off(ce 120,000 2.32 27B 2.20 26C Rest Totals l0,000 1.02 10 6.14 61 288 325 PROJECTED 2000 TRIP GENERATION FOR LAKE P03NTE CORPORATE GENTER A.M. Peak Nour P.H. Peak Hour Size (sq. Trip Trip Use tft. GFA) Rate� Ends Rate� Ends Office 646.230 f.97z 1,273 1.87Z l,208 Hotel Rest Totals 112 0.722 8! 0.62Z 69 occupied rooms 10,000 0.872 9 5.22Z 52 1,363 1,329 Daily Trtp Rate� E�ds l2.3 1,476 74.9 749 2.225 Daily Trip Ratel Ends 12.3 7.949 ]0.5 1,176 7A.9 749 9,874 1 5ource for trip generatlon rates is "Tr(p Generatlon", Institute of Transportation Engineers, 1982. The inbound and outbound directional splits used in the forecasts also are per this document. The hotet trip generation rates account for the 3,500 sq. ft. of convention area. 2 These rates reFlect a 15 percent reduction factor from the basic ITE rates to account for factors that wili re- duce the net new development trips added to the externai roadway system. Such factors include offsetting peak hours, tnternal trips, multi-purpose trips, and translt/ cer pool usage. The followtng study indicates that t� a major multi-building office deveiopment the offsetttng peak hour factor itself creates a nine percent reduction: "Transportation Plan for Airport South Distrtct," BRW, Inc.. November !3, l985, Table 31 on page 80. 47 Er1c Nesset -6- January 6. 1986 The next step is to proJect the directfonal distr(butfon of development trips. We began th(s process by reviewing the trlp distribution'percentages presented in a prevtou5 traf- f!c study for the site, which was performed for the Cfty of fridley3. We concur wlth the trip distrlbutlon projectlons shown in that study and, therefore, have used those results (shoNn 1n Figure 2) for dtstributing trips generated by the Lake Polnte Corporate Center. The next step Involved asslgning development trips to the roadway system and accounting for other expected trafflc growth In order to develop complete traffic forecasts for 1988 and 2000. The 1988 peak hour and dalty forecasts were determfned as follows: existing traff(c + natural growth in all existing traffic at 1.5 percent per year + phase one development trips. The year 2000 forecests were first developed on a daily basis utilizing informatlon on existing volumes, hfstorical growth trend5, and year 2000 trafflc proJectlons developed by the Metropolitan Council and Mlnnesota Dept, of Transportation. In relating to the Metropolitan Councll forecasts one maJor questton 1s the extent to which those forecasts already account for new development on the 100 TNin Dr(ve-In Theatre site. We noted that one premise (n the Metropolltan Councfl forecasts Is that the trip generation tn the zone including the subJect slte Is expected to increase by 14,780 vehicle trip ends per day from 1980 to year 2000. By comparlson, the total trip generatfon for the proposed Lake Pofnte Corporate Center is proJected to be 9,874 vehicle trip ends per day. Thus, the proposed development would account for 67 percent of the projected trip generatton growth for the zone, Since the development site accounts for 75 percent of the vacant land area in thfs trafflc zone (greater then the percentage traf- fic growth attrtbutable to thls site). 1t Is reasonable to assume that the Metropolita� Councll pro�ecttons account for most, if not ail, of the trip generatton associated wtth the Lake Pofnte Corporate Center. To take a conservative ap- proach and be highly confident of accounting for the Lake Pointe trips, we then established the year 2000 daily traf- ftc forecasts on T.H. 47. T.H. 65, and 1-694 by addtng 25 percent of the development trlps to the Metropolitan Councli forecasts. "Commercial Development Transportation Study for tne t00 Twin Dr1ve-In Theater Stte," Short. Eliott- Hendrickson, Inc., September t9Bd : � �� isx ,t \\ £�. SX v � 179G .:ly - 20� � � I 12'X �� `..._r�J±,1 ,�'.�% I l9: c 0,... �•__ =• � n � rrc- F-;_., 1 �� ::I c 61st Ave. N,E. j��x_� � J ' — — � � � y ; :� �^ _-�.:. � �r lx c 22� _^, - _�� .'.: � J :.: '-_',.,` `-�,�' ^ ' � ' . �� a . � - • L _ ^ i i . . . . . .. � _r1.. : . _.� �.-�.. .1.. :• - -: � � -- -• �y Moore Lake / � � .'�I tr-. � �-� �l1�. y . .� � 1�� r.. J 1 ��^� . � /� �Iry.��lwl��-� 4+� .�-, ��I..-fl-��; •1�• 1 ..� . � .f � 1 1'I�i-. � 'FI .. r i„ � G1 ; / ? �� ' � yJ / � , ,o �1 U� p .� � 1 � , „�, �.$ � L�� .....�. . , � r . aa � `0 22� � i . fdf ( I � �� _}" r, ,� � : �� - : a � / J j � ' t' �o e � ti �1 � 6X .. .. ..� 'r � ) ; ,H.5' 79.5� � _ ! � � �� 41.5x �AKE POINTE SITE j' �\ ;l�f--.y_ /l��\\ 9. 5 X t m nn r-r- 1K , ,::,—�:_ --, ._.. �W �u� KEY 22% � External Distribution �z� f- 4� Internal DistribuLion Source: Short - Elliot - Hendrickson, Inc R.5� 6� , 13� / // �� 0 1000' Scale � N WOODBRIDGE PROPERTIES, INC. TRAFFIC STUDY FOR fIGURE 2 IAKE POINTE DISTRIBU7ION OF bEYELOPMENT CORPORATE CENTER TRIPS BENSHOOF & ASSOC�ATES, INC. TRANS�Of1TAT�ON AND IAN� USE CANSULTANTS 49 Eric Nesset -8- January 6, 1986 Si�ce the Metropolitan Council did not forecast year 2000 volumes on local roadways, we utllized a different approach in developing year 2000 daiiy forecasts for local roadways. Specifically, we have forecasted the year 2000 dally volumes on local roadways es foilows: existing traffic + natural growth in exfsttng volumes at one percent per year + the totaf projected Lake Pointe trips. The resultant 1988 and 2000 daily trafflc forecasts on road- ways in the area, together with the existl�g volumes, are shown In Ftgure 3. TRAFFIC ANALY5I5 AND CONCLUSIONS EfPects at T H 65 Old Central Avenue and West Moore Lake Drive From the precedtng trafftc forecast(ng proce5s, peak hour turning movement proJectlons have been developed for this tntersection for 1988 and 2000. For l988, the trafflc fore- cast was developed as follows: existing traffic + natural g�owth f� existing trafffc at 1.5 percent per year + phase one developme�t traFfic for Lake Pofnte Corporate Ce�ter. For 2000, the traffic forecast was developed as follows: exi5ting trafftc + naturai groWth at the same rate as the daSly forecasts + development traffic, except as adjusted by the followfng two points - I) (t ts expected that about l0 percent of the trtps be- tween the development and T.H. 65 wlil be intercepted from traff(c aiready using T.M. 65. Thus, for every 10 vehicles moving between the development and T.H. 65. one vehicle was subtracted from the corresponding through movement on T.H. 65. 2) Shifting of 20 percent of the left turns from the north on Old Central Avenue to the south on T.H. 65 to become through southbound movements on T.H. 65 in order to ac- count for the City's plans to diminish usage of Old Central Avenue by upgrading Rice Creek Road as a route from Old Central Avenue to T.H. 65. It should be noted that the turn movements to and from the development account for all development tr1P5, not just the 25 percent portion that was used for the daily forecasts. The resultant 1988 and 2000 proJectfo�s, together Nith exist(ng counts, are shown in Figure 4. � 31,2D0 �5,�no �_rs �� 35.nnn 3a_snn M�• 92,Sa0 91,100 zn,enn \;� 23,�� 20, 7[)0 26,000 a,3Fn S,nnn F,R�n z �.zno .. 3,8n0 "' 5,3�0 � 51th Ave. M.F. sn Z.�7 5nn 2.9� �3nn �,R� `� \w� � � ]20 SDO �,non mmn C P. �e��.., r'"I±'t�_ ��n � rii�- ��:�, '. � ;,: •-i � `� 61st Ave. N.E, j.� � j_t. t=_ '� --T:r. . � �i ' �� + �_•-~i�_ _ _ 1 � 4� n�,c �� r�^F± �� =-�;' ';r; : -- -' 7 = � � . "�� •• ' •y'I'- r+ � �� t � �-� i �. - . L.: _ _i:' .«...+ � —i-i� - � .: _.; . . .� �� J.a � �= . . � I �. � r..-. � ._ .� � .: : ' � , �� =. :-�': ..,.��.�-`�i�.��. .� =�« -_�...�-.,�� ...,. _.-� ��-{...��.....i�.�.." � .��..�-t�. ��.. - "�,Y,�,�.,�� ` � 9 Z{) t . � .e :�(} f� Pf � �i • 1,4P0 \ � n a (� � 1.670 """ a — _ F t.aoo J d,A75 � 5.20D : � � 5,900 — 1.49n � ; "' 2,13n � �� z.aon � �° I �f�� LAKE DOINTE SITE ti.. a,eso ^7�,,. � a.9oo c 3'� ,... e.000 ' •••• R,.�on .•�• --.�—, ? na.tno 1�8.2�0 KEY �--- 19$5 Daily Yolumes �vzx■ %•%XZ-1988 Projected Daily Volumes %K%%1t �--- 20f]0 Projected Daily Volumes MOODBRIDGE PROPERTIES. INC. BENSHOOF & ASSOCIATES, INC. 1PANSPORTA710N AND LANO USE CANSULTANiS TRAFFIC STUDY FOR LAKE POINTE CORPORATE CENTER 11,42n 36,5U0 39,200 Moore Lake . v 8.4A� 9.4an D, 6t10 �a,nnn 42.On0 43.7an n� �U :� ��--= �.� /%� ,2, 76, 35.IOn 97, 37.4�n 3a,�na � N � I�UQ� I Scale FIGURE 3 1988 aND YEAR 2000 TRAFFIC FORECASTS r 1 N Not tl Scale � N Not tl Scale A.M. PEAK HOUR (ABOUT 7:00 TO 8:00 A.M.) � a : Q^�c c„� 0 �me� J•� '`'�.►.� O�Z�� 0� o ,,,,Iq3��6 � �a Le�`� o�a �I� � ��o � T N � � C ��ry � �o� b z � KEY rz' 19f�5 Coimts Recorde4 by Renshoof R Assoc. on Dec. 16 R 17, 19R5 ,� � 198A Projections `— �onn Projections xxxJxxx/xxx P.M. PEAK HOUR (ABOUT 4:15 to 5:15 P.h1.1 � � :, � / � � r�� ., T�� —�:, q� OI �� 5 ��p. a Dr. ✓ 1 ✓ e�Fi ��a� L KQ � l` ] �e� , .�o ��SIS0�j6 � �ZO�^�` � /�P� \ WOODBRIDGE PROPERTIfS, 1NC. 6ENSHOOF 8 ASSOCIATES, INC. TRANSPOFTATION AND IAND USE CONSUITANTS I �l �tia `o�c - o .- ervc b \ P C e� � TRAFFIC STUDT FOR LAKE POINTE COAVORATE CENTER 0� FIGURE 4 PEAK HOUR TRAFFTC FORECASTS AT T.H. 65, OLD CENTRAL AVE., AND WEST MOdRE LAY.E DR. 52 Er1c Nesset -tl- Jenuarv 6, 1986 Next, capecity analyses were performed to assess the ability of the exlsttng tntersection to accomnodate these proJected volumes. The capacity analyses also accounted for the 1988 and year 2000 conditlons that would occur if the Lake Pointe development dld not occur. The resultant levels of service are as follows: Level of Service with Exlsting Intersection A.M. Peak Hour P.M. Peak Hour Without With Wfthout With Year Lake Polnte Lake Pointe Lake Pointe Lake Polnte 1985 D 1988 D 2000 E N.A. E F D D E N.A. E F These results indicate a need to upgrade the intersection so that 1t can effectfvely accommodate the pro�ected year 2000 traffic volumes. During the a.m. peak hour, the primary confllcting movements Hould be: through movements from the north to the south on T.H. 65, left turns from the east to the south, and left turns from the south to the west. During the p.m. peak hour the primary confilcting movements would be: through movements from the south to the north on T.H. 65, left tur�s from the east to the south, and left turns from the west to the north. In order to tncrease the capaclty to accortxnodate future groNth, a co�cept plan has been developed for improving the intersection of T.H. 65, Old Central Avenue, and West Moore Lake Drive. This concept, whlch is shown in Figure 5, in- volves the followi�g improveme�ts: Upgradfng the east leg of the Intersectfon 1n ac- cordance with plans prevlousiy developed for the C(ty to add one approach lane from the east and to improve upon the Control of access. Wldentng tne north leg of the intersection to add a third southbound through lane on T.H. 65. This widen- ing would extend for Just 500 to 800 feet north of West Moore Lake Drive. Upgrading the Nest le9 of the Intersect(on to prov(de an addttional lane on the approach to T.H. 65. Widening the south leg of the intersectton to provide a double left turn lane from the south on T.H. 65 to the west on West Moore Lake qrive. � N I Not to Scale � N Not tO Scale w ,�e� 1 EXISTING LAYOUT AND TRAFFIC LANES Dr. �ak�� ' 11l � 1 1( � _ �' V� � �ye. a� L� � � �e� O� PROPOSEO PLAN AND TRAFFIC L�NES �\ � -r� �lll� llt�� ak�� o� �'° 15� � L ,�+ �-�\7 / �� ♦l ��1 i � a `e�� a� [/lI I� x � 0� P�e� 53 Note: Widening Shown on North Leg of T.N. 65 Would Extend just for 50Q to F30 Feet North of West ��ore Lake Dr. North of this Point, the Existing Width of T.H. 65 Would he Retained. NOODBRIDGE PROVERTIES, FIGURE 5 INC. TRAFFIC STUDY FOR LAKE POINTE C�NCEPTUAL PLAN FOR T.H. 65, CORPORATE CENTER OLD CENTRAL AVE., AP�D BENSHOOF R AS50CIATES, INC. WEST MOORE LAKE DR. TRANSPORT0.TION AND IAND U5E CONSULIANTS 54 Er1c Nesset -13- January 6, 1986 Creating a third northbound lane through the inter- section by converting the existing outside northbound lane from exciusive right tur� operatton to opttonal through and rfght turn. Th1s third northbound lane would be exte�ded through the intersectfon and then Would merge into the existing two northbou�d lanes. To accomplish thls lmprovement, no widening wouid be needed on the east stde of T.H. 65 south of Old Centra{ Avenue. Limited widening (up to l2 feet near the (ntersection) would be needed on the east side of T.H. 65 for a distance of about 500 to 800 feet north of Old Central Avenue. A capacity analysis lndicates that the improvement concept shown in Figure 5 would accommodate the proJected year 2006 volumes at level of service D during both the a.m. and p.m. peak hours. This concept plan, wfth the exception of the last improvement element listed above�, has been reviewed in a preliminary manner with staff from the City, Anoka County. Minnesota Oepartment of Transportation, and Mtnnesota Departme�t of Natural Resources. Although no commitments were made. this prelimtnary revieN has resulted in a basic concurrence regardfng the need for such lmprovements. Further engineertng work needs to be performed to develop a speclfic layout. to determtne right-of-way limits, to develop a cost estimate, and to develop fundfng arrangements and an Implementatfon scheduie. Atlditional alternatives that would achieve a comparable end result 1n terms of Improved trafftc operation maY be considered as part of this subsequent engineering work. Effects at T.H. 47 and 57th Avenue N.E. To address potenttal effects at thts intersectlon, p.m. peak hour turning movement forecasts have been deveioped far 1988 and 2000. These forecasts were developed In the same manner as at T.H. 65. Old Central Avenue, and West Moore Lake Orive, except that no adJustment factors were applfed to account for intercepted or diverted trips. The resultant t988 and 2�U0 proJections, together wfth existing counts. are shown in Figure 6. 1 The last element, thlyd northbound lane through the intersectlon, has been recently included in the recommended concept plan fn response to current, updated traffic forecasts. 55 P.14. PEAK HOUR (ABOUT A:30 to 5:30 P.M.) 204/210--- /2d(l --� ]07/110/j30 KEY 0 0 �p N � rn �.�o oom a N � .-+ Q7 O � � V lQ M �. M OpN --� r� N � T \ 51th Ave. N.E. R— 211�n1210 = 74 lR0/10o r— 70/100/190 � � � oo°o M (p .r �. .-+ � C '�O �C O � N W � \ l0 � C'+N � � V N CO .-� O � 1985 Counts Recorded hy Benshoof 8 Assoc. on December 17, 1985 I � 1988 Projections �2000 Projections xxx/xxxJxxx � N Not t� Scale W��DBRIOGE PROPERTIES, INC. FIGURE 6 TRAFFIC STUD7 FOR LAKE POINTE PEAK NOUR TRAFFIC CORPORATE CENTER FORECASTS AT T.H. 41 BENSHOOF 8 ASSOCIATES, INC. AND 51TH A4E. N. E. TRANSFORTATtpN AND IAND USE CONSULTANTS � Er•Ic Nesset -15- Jenuary 5, 1986 Next, capacity a�alYSes were performed to assess the ability of the exlsting SntersecCton to accommodate these projected volumes. The capactty analYses also accounted for the 1988 and year 2000 conditions that v+ould occur if the Lake Pointe development did not occur. The resultant levels of service are as follows: Year 1985 1988 2000 Level of Service Durtng P.M• Peak Hour wlth Exlsting Intersectlon wttno�t Lake Potnte C D E witn Lake Pointe N.A. D E The prlmary problem wtth the year 2000 conditlon Is that the east and west legs of the intersectlon use the same slgnal phase. The level of service could be lmproved 511ghtlY withln the E category by utllizing elther split phases for the east and we5t approaches or exclusive left turns phasing for the east and west epproaches. The year 2000 p.m. peak hour level of service could be further lmproved to level D bY addtng a second excluslve left turn tane on both the east and west approaches. N1th these Itmlted improvements, it is concluded that this intersection wiil effectively accortmo- date the projected year 2000 volumes. Effects on tocai Roadwavs The volume proJecttons for local streets shown In Figure have been reviewed reletive to volume standards for such roadways and relative to warrants for different types of trafflc control. Ma�or conclusions from this review are follows: 3 es The Ctty's ptanned lmprovements to the north frontage , road between 57th Avenue N.E. and 7th Street N.E. w111 assist in balancing the development trfps among severel roadways. The resultant year 2000 volumes on 57th Avenue N.E. {5,300 vehlcles per dav .7ust west of 7th Street N.E and on 7th Street N.E. t4.600 vehlcle5 per day JuSt south of 57th Avenue N.E.1 w111 tre well wlthin the normal range for coilector routes, Which Is l,000 - 15,000 vehicles per day as published by the Metro- polftan Council. 57 Eric Nesset -i6- January 6, 1986 Traffic control at the lntersectton of 7th Street N.E. • and the west leg of 57th Avenue N.E maY need to be upgraded to "all-way" stop sign control prior to full deveiopment. The City should periodicallY monitor traffic volumes at this intersection and should fmple- ment "ali-Hay" stop si9n control if and when the war- rants are met. Traffic control at the tntersection of 7th Street N.E. frontage road, and new access to the Leke Pointe site should operate wlth "all-way" stop control by fnstal- ling a stop slgn on the new east leg of the stop slgn on the �ew east leg of the (ntersectlo�. The other three legs of the fntersectlon already have stop slgns in place. In the context of these findings, it ts expected that the proposed Lake Pointe development wlll have no stgnificent adverse effects on local roadways in the area. One further tmporta�t point is that the residential streets irtmedtatelY north of the development s(te (e.g. 57th Avenue N,E.. Qutncy Street. and Jackson Street) probably wlll be impacted only by motorfsts Nho itve in the nelghborhood and travel to a destinatlon on the Lake Polnte site. Given that the development wlll have effecttve access both to the east and west, other development trips would have no reason to use these residentlal streets. Site Access and Internal Circulation Early 1n our involvement on this proJect, we offered com- ments o� the the need to have access both from the west and the east, the need to achteve continuity in the City's fron- tage road syetem, and the need to provtde adequate roadway wldths. The proposed master plan fncorporates all of those suggestions, Regardln9 roedway wldth5, the plan 111ustrates two lmportant points: l) that the wldth of the roadway enter(ng the site from the east should be 48 feet from the West Moore Lake Drive to the fntersectlon with the northerly internal road and 2) that the remalnder of the two roadways within the site should have a width of 36 feet. As the master plan is reflned to indivlduai sfte plans, it 1s recortmended that consideratfon be given to increasing the separation between the roadways and parking lot atsles In certafn locations. Examples oF such locatlons where in- creased separation would be beneficial are: west and east ends of the south parking lot between buildings G and E, Nest end of south parki�g lot between bufldings D and 6, front door entrance on north side of hotel. e�trance to butldfng A, and entrance to parking lots a�d structures frorn north roadway. PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION 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, January 22, 1986 , in the Council Chamber at 7:30 p.m. for the purpose of: Consideration of a Preliminary Plat, P.S. #85-07, Lake Pointe Corporate Center, by the Fridley Housing & Redevelopment Authority in cooperation with Woodbridge Properties, Inc., being a replat of Lot 4, Auditor's Subdivision No. 155, ex�ept that part taken for Highway, and Lot 5, Auditor's Subdivision No. 155, except that part taken 4or Highway, and Lot 22, Slock 10, Donnay's Lakeview Manor Addition, according to the map or plat thereof on file and of record in the Office of the Registrar of Titles in and for Anoka County, Minnesota, and the south two hundred feet of the north half of the north half of the southeast quarter of Section 23, T-30, R-24 west, except that part taken for Highway, and Lot 5, Block 5, Donnay's Lakeview Manor Addition, all located in the south half of Section 23, T-3D, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Any and all persons desiring to be heard shall be given an opportunity at the above stated time and place. PATRICIA GABEL CHAIRWOMAN PLANNING COMMISSIO�� Publish: January 6, 1986 January 13, 1986 � � CITY OF FRIDLEY � 6�31 UNIVERSITY AVE. N.E. FRIDLEY, MN 6b4S2 (a12)571—S4b0 REZONING REQUEST ZO� f VACATION REQUEST SAV f 59 PLATTING RE�I�EST P.S. #�j_�� xr�vsr �e 500 ��tx �s xn�zrr t 9/ 5 s��un.ID �nac mru�usswx t�er�c n�� ri z.7. I�f , 9a]IDULID CITY �IJNCIL MEETING II4TE PROPERTY INFORMATION PROPERTY AD�5S NW Quadrant of I-694 & S.T.H. No. 65 (Central Ave.) LF�AL DESQtIPPION: (See Attached) LOT HiACK '1RACP/ADDTTIDN ..a.a ��- • :• �. �� • � RFASQ� FUR R$1Uf5T: A site glan shaaing the proposed future use is required for all rezoning. Platting Request (Subdividing into 12 Lots & 2 Outlots) •r**.*fftf*�•,��+�tt*f***�,tf..�tf•:�.,�f,r::**+fft:,r*a�+at.:t*ft,�tf,�:***�*+*�***••.�f*• OWNER INFORMATION NAME (please print) Woodbridge Properties, Inc. pHQ,7E ApIItF55 320 Woodbridge Plaza, 10201 Wayza Attn: Mr. Eric W. Nesset SIGNT�ITJRE ��-•••.—..s. w. �� . R.. 541-1000 �� Nov. 18, 1985 .,,.,..,.. �..,.., .,.,...".,..., .,..,. ****�•r*r:*f,�:��:+.f�*��x,r::*tf•txt�fffr�***t:++r��**�**x***..,�***•**+*..*.•*•**,r,r PETITIONER INFORMATION p}� (pl�� ptim) Woodbridge Properties, Inc. pHp�qg ; 541-1000 �� 320 Woodbridge Plaza, 10201 Wayzata Blvd., Minnetonka, MN 55343 Attn: Mr. Eric W. {'�esset SIGt�7URE 4�--��- �• /� �Q.�.S. �� Nov. 78, 1985 SUNDE LAND SURVEYING, INC. •,��:�f:�:fff*t*:**:�+frt:f*t+:ftf:t:t:*,r�**�*�r:f:*:t+r:*,�******�****�**�*�*:***,�**++ • i � p � � • ••,� a� « •• � ••• a� SPIAJLATIONS: L�SigD I1T�TE I�SIIED I�ATE MAILING LIST P.S. �85-07, ZOA #85-OS and SP �85-17 Dor.na J. Aichardson 577G Jefferson Street N.e. Fridley, !4� 55432 Theodore �. Day 711 Harlgold Terrace N.E. Fridley, !� 5543z Pavel A. SkaDrat 721 Yarigold ierrace N.E Fridley, !IN 55+�3z bal Elsafy 70 Mest HooreLoke Drive 6.E ridley, !4: 55�32 Pelagis F. Adacski 5790 Yest HooreLake Drive N.E. Fr:cley, !4: 5543z Harry H. Na�rocki 5 bC0 Mest f!ooreLake trive F. E. Fridley, �A SSk32 Eva K. Dahl 5810 West HooreLake Drive N.E. Fridley, tA 55�32 John C.Hansen >770 YashingtonStreet N.E fridley, M7 55432 Resident 5612 - 7th Street 1�.E. f2 Fridley, !4: 55k32 Resident 5612 - 7tG Street N.E. Fridley, !� 55432 Aesldeat 5672 - 7th Street A,E. Fridley, l4�I 55�32 Reaident • 6� /5 5640 - 7tn Street N.E. /7 Fridley, !41 55k32 Resident �7 56L0 - 7th Street N.E. i8 Fridley, !W 5543z Aesident 5612 - 7th Street N.E. /8 Fridley, !W 55432 Aesident 5672 - 7th Street N.E. /9 Fridley, !4: 55432 Aesident 5612 - 7th Street N.E. /10 Fridley, !4: 55432 Resider,t 5612 - 7th Street N.E Fridley, �4: 55432 Resider,t 564G - 7th Street N.E Fridley, !4: 55432 /11 /1 Resident 564D - 7th Street N.E. /2 Fridley, t�R: 55+�3z � Resident 5640 - 7tG Street N.E, Ij Fridley, !4I 55432 Aesident 564G - �i6 Street N.E. IS Fridley, !R: 55432 Resldent , 56Y0 - 7th Street N.E. /g Fridley, 14: 55432 Aesident 5640 - 7th Street h.E. i70 fridley, P4� 55132 Aesident 564G - 7th Street N.E. /11 Fridley, K1: 55432 Lester E. Larson :76C Y�'ashir.gtonStreet F.E. Fridley, !4� 55432 Ker.r.ett J. Nol¢stror. 5761 - �th Street S.E. Fridley, FUi 5543z Cary M. Flor 57T1 - 7tt, Street h.E. Fridley, !�: 55�32 Der.r.is J. Fadroski 57b7 - 7tt Street N.e. Fridley, lfti 55432 Lorraine E. Gudia 5797 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, HN 55u32 Aesident Resldent Mark A. Saastad 5612 - 7tn Street F.E. 1� 56A0 - 7th Street N.E. I6 5T:1 - 7tb Street N.E. Fridiey, !4: 55p32 Fridley, !4r 55432 Fridley, !Q7 55�3� Derr.is L. StarAvesther Susa❑ Seeman '°"��" `�' 5750 Y�stir.gtonStreet N.E. 5T55 MashingtonStreet N.E. 575� Nadison Street N.E.61 FriCley, 14� 55+�32 Fridley, !47 55�3� Fridley, MW 55�32 Louis P. Redra+ski 5741 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, HN 55;3z Duar.e C. Schlottman 57�0 Yast,ingtoaStreet N.E. Fridley, !4i 55432 Alan Lauer ;731 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, I�II� 55++3z es A. Stillson ,GQ 1��st.ir.gtonStreet t�.E. •rialey, !�+ 55432 �rank C. Sarazir 57G1 G'ashir,gtonStreet N.E. Frialey, Md� 55432 SteFher J. Walleri�s 57G3 �'ashin6tonStreet h.E. Fridley, YJ; 55�3Z Richard Y. Pastwa 5�C5 �=sYin6torStreet N.E. Fridley, !4! 5503z George i+. Tyler 57C7 5�astingtonStreet N.E. Fridley, ?4J 55�132 C. H. Ber4jamin 57CE Jefferson Street N.E. Fridley, !4i 55432 Tho�as £. tilavinka 5�0 Yest HooreLake Drive N.E. Frldley, !W 55�13z Joanne R. Gammelin 5830 Yest HooreLake Drive N.E Fridley, !47 55432 Jay R. Lovinske 5&1+0 Yest HooreLake Drive F.E. Fridley, !W 55432 Robert R. Olson �jD Harigold Terrace h.E. Fridley, A4� 55�32 Cheryl L. Knaresboro 720 H>rigolC Terrace N.E. Fr:eiey, 1"�� 55�32 Jeroce 5. Boedigheimer 58y� w'est MooreLake Drive h.E. Frltlley, !4� 55432 TheoCore D. Bray 5781 Mest NooreLake Drive N.E. FriCley, H1i 55u32 Arthur J. Olson 5771 iiest MooreLake Drive N.E. Fridley, !47 55432 George E. Otterdahl 5770 Hadison Street N.E. Fridley, ?fi 55;3z Jerome A. Olson 57u0 !ladisor. Street N.E. Fridley, !4: 55�3z Simon Smith 573a �dison Street N.E. Fridley, !4r 55432 Phillip J. Sheridan 621 }ielene Place h.E. Fridley, T4i 55�32 Jaxes J. 0'Lonnell 631 Helene Place N.E. Fridley, h�� 55432 Charles G. P.inghoffer 6k1 Y.eler.e Place N.E. Fridley, tW 55�32 Heir.o A. Saarl 651 Helene Place 6.E. Fridley, f9: 5543� Frank il. Del¢or.ico 661 Felene Place t:.E. FriCley, Ht: 55�3� Earl L. Steffen 57;2 - 7tt� Street N.E. Fridley, H1i 55432 James ReynolCs 520 Plymcutt Buildir.g Hinneapolis, !'R! 55k�2 Lelon i. Anderson Jaaes L. Thompsoa Steven H. Reynolds 57GL Jefferson Street A.E. 5760 Nadison Street N.E. 573b - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, !II: 5543z Fridley, F47 55432 Fri6ley, !4; 55432 no�ert H. A¢born 405 - 57th Place N.E. Fridley, !4; 554j2 Roger Y. Serdatl '�D9 - 57th Place N.E. 'ridley, !4: 55432 Brandon Construction 3tt Sunrine Lane CraaFlin, !IN 55318 Der.nis Ro7flat �51 - 57th Place t�.E. Frioley, T!1� 55432 wzrd ii. G�2ek, Jr. 5 - 57th Pzace l;.E. ridley, !IN 55�32 Uoyr.e A. Siaor,eau 465 - 5'ith Place t;.E. Pridley, !�7 55�.3Z M,>rvin A. Hartse u75 - 5� tt, Flece �. E. Fridley, HN 55�+32 Glen F. Ramsdell 4p0 - 57th Place K.E. Fridley, HN 55�3� l.'>rrer, 0. Sunderlaz:d 470 - 57th Place Ii.E. Fridley, t�i 5543z Hark L. 8urch L2C - ;7th Place K.E. f'ridley, !4i SS�i32 G8T01 N, O15Ep q40 - 57th Place H.E, Fridley, HN 55432 Simothy J. Taveggia �50 - 57th Place N.E. Fridley, !41 55+�32 Dona1E R. Hippen 464 - 57th Place N.E. Fridley, ?�i 55432 Donald Lee LBC - 57th Place N.E. Fridley, !47 55�3� Clarence J. Bachus Route 1, Box 3z Fsb Boyson City, NC 2 �/13 Darlene Smith 563z - 6tb Street N.E. Fridley, !4: 55432 Fay Benja�ir. 5630 - 6th Street N.E. Fridley, HN 55�+32 Dorott.y A. Seip 5626 - 6th Street N.E. Frldley, !4: 55432 Dean E. Johnson 5626 - 6tb Street l�.E. Fridley, !A 55�32 2�s.othy P. Yheeler 6757 - StG Street H.E. Fridley, !47 55432 ..a,.�„� u. oensan 6057 - 6th Street N.E, Fridley, !4! 554q2 Resideat 5618 - 6th Street N.E. Fridley, !4J 5543z Resideat 5620 - 6th Street A.E. Fridley,�lW 55432 Rer.neth A, Hafner 6051 - 6th Street N.E. Fridley, !4: 55432 Aesident 561k - ktt Street K.E, Fridley, PW 55�32 RicAard Yisner RR No. 1 Annar.dale, !!n 553G2 7imo:ty P, UY�eeler 56GG - 6th Street K.E. Fridley, ?4i 55432 Clayton S. Charley 56G1 - 5th Street h.E. Fridley, !4: 55432 Resider.t 5606 - 6th Street N.E, Fridley, HJi 55432 Aesldent 5608 - 6th Street h.E. Fridley, Hn 55492 Carl A. Paulson Timotby Yheeler popald Y. SLaz�sor �3� - 57th Place N.E. 56G2 - 6th Street N.E. 5604 - St6 Street N.£. Fridley, !A 55432 Fridley, T4I 55u32 Frid:ey, YJ; 55�.;� 62 Robert V, Gorar.son 5625 - Stt. Street N.E. Frldley, l+a: 55;32 DouElas A. Hutton 562g - S�h Street N.E. Fridley, !4i 55�3Z John F. Osterloh 5639 - 5th Street N.E. Fridley, !W 55432 Alvin L. Schr.obrSch 564g - St1. Street N.E. Fr;dley, !4� 55432 David J. Abracs 5659 - 5th Street F.E. Fridley, F4; 55432 _Constance L. Birk 1�2 BrookCale Drive Erooklyn Park, HN 55433 Decnis L. Sando 5550 - 6th Street t�.E. FriCley, !4: 5543z ,Cerald H. Rangas i5530 - 6th Street 6.E. Fridley, F'.h' S543z Aoss E. Haidle 57tL iiest MooreLake Drive l�.E Fridley, !4i 55432 I'horvalC C. Peterson 5715 Jacksoo Street N.E. Fridley, !4; SSL32 David E. Scott 57�4 Jackson Street N,E Fridley, !4t 5543z Aalph L. Rosendahl 573� �ackso❑ Street N,E. Fridley, !47 55432 Donald C. Yinters 572L Jackso❑ Street N.E. Fridley, !4+ 55�+32 Elmer P. %ruize 571L Jackson Street N,E Fridley, !4: 55�32 Mallace H. Jorgensen 57�5 Q�ir.cy Street k.E Fridley, Nn 55�3z Richard Clumac 5725 Ccir.cy Street N.E. Fridley, F3� 55432 Thoca: F. Lebovsky 7C0 Felene Place N.E. Fridley, }tt� 55432 }t . Ellis D. Griffith 69C fieler.e Place 1�.E. Fridley, !A 55432 Dary: A. Sandber6 6 �, Helene place h.E. Fridley, !4� 55432 Jac�ie L. Stark 5720 lfadison Street N.E. Fridley, !47 55432 Robert L, Bennek 660 Helene Place N.E. Fridley, !4� 55432 Yilliam A. Fberson 650 Helene Place t�.E. Fridley, !47 55u32 Deaa A. lbel 6A0 Helene'Place h.B. Fridley, !IIr 55�3z Craxford J. Foraker 630 Helene Place h.E. Fridley, t�i 55432 Paula E. Aeed 5779 Cer.tral Avenue �.E. Fridley, !4� 55�+3z George D. HcKitterick 5787 Central Avenue 6.E. Fridley, l�J; 55�+32 Jerry T. See¢an 5795 Central Avenue 1:. E. Fridley, !4J 55432 Mvid Pearson 5P,�3 Cer,tra.l Aver,ue F.E. Fridley, �4i 55432 Ffyron E. Schliescan 5811 Centr&1 Avenue N.E. Fridley, F11i 55�32 Yillard I. Green 5819 Central Avenue ti.E. Fridley, MA 55432 Leonard Y. Peipho MicDael T. Papillon Richard H. Rappes '.725 Jackson Street N.E. 670 Helene Place N.E. 3129 itebster Avenue N.E. i'ridley, !Q: 55432 Fridley, Md 55�132 Pridley, !4; 55432 63 Naegele Ir.c. 7751 F:y:r.� C;oud Drive ECer, Pralrie, N1; 553;� Jot�r.na Luciw 315b 1�rtAur Street Y.ir.neapolia, !47 55416 Fiarold Horro� P.cute 5, Box P 196 Aiver Falls, WI 5�022 Heaven's Gate CocF�ny Py�E f:iccllet 6ver�ue i8 Elcocir.Eton, YJ� 55420 Stever, P. Nielson 55�:1 - 5Ct Street �.E. friCley, t�; 55�3� Ler.i�e Fcff 55�5 - 5th Street K.E. tr:cley, tR: 55;32 Janes E. Juhl ; N.7 i�'est HooreLake Crive ti. E. FriCley, YJ� 55�32 ..;li�. Fartos ';33 Cheri Lar,e F.E. Pr:cley, M': 55L21 �o;lace C. SchvaD ;ZS Cr.eri Lane N.E. r^ridley, Md 55421 A6nes G. JankeDurhite i77 Cheri Lane F.E. rrc:ey, M1; 55421 Dale A. Edson 501 CLeri Lane N.E. Fridley, FAl 55�21 David E. VanHavermaet SE1 Cheri Leae N.E. Fridley, !41 55�27 Eennetb A. Seekon 573 CGeri Lane N.E. Fridley, HN 55421 Robert H. Fisher 565 Cheri Lane N.E. Fridley, !4: 55421 Jaaes E. Calhoun 557 Cheri Lane N.E Fri�ley, !4� 55421 Narvin C. Severson SL9 Cheri Lane N.E. Fridley, !4: 55421 Formar, D. Lanum 5�1 Cberi Lane N.E. Fridley, !4: 55421 fatricia E. Abraas 691 Cheri Lane H.E Fritlley, !4: 55421 Aobert N. Leitaer 671 Cheri Lane N,E. Fridley, !4� 55421 Alfred J. LaliDerte 665 Cberi Lane N.E. Fridley, !4i 55427 MSr�esota M.utual Life 777 l�icollet Mall Mir.neapolis, !A 55�02 Target Stores 755 - 53rd Avenue A,E. Frldley, HN 55421 64 Theodore BLrandt 6217 fiiverviev Terrace N.E, Fridley, !4� 55�32 Fd�arC G. Criffith 5675 Quincy Street N.E. Fr]dley, t4: 55�:32 John ti. Hoft 56ff Cuir.cy Street A.E. Fritlley, FW 55432 ASchard F. Young 569; Qulr.cy Street 1:.E. FriCley, � 55432 RoDert L. GorCier 51G5 Guincy Street N,E. FriCley, FRi 55�32 beLty L. Schack 57G4 Jac�sor. Street 6.E. Fridley, 14� 55432 Denr.is Drinkwine 5694 Jaekson Street N.E. Fridley, !W 55432 Charles G. Haussler :604 Jackson Street A.E. Fridley, M!N 55432 oary S. Yestlund Nick R. Charchenko Earl P. Yeek� iCy CLeri Lane N.E. Sb5 Cheri Lane N.E. 5674 Jackson Street N.E. �ridley, tA 55�21 Fridley, !4d 55421 Fridley, F4� 55432 Jaaes �. Locker 566�i Jacksor. Street K Fridley, H1i 55+�32 RScDard H. Schultz E, 6L0 - 57th Avenue N.E. Fridley, Fp7 55�32 Floyd H. Hessevick 566; G�ir.cy Street N.E. Fridley, !4d 55432 Lloyd B. Eagler 5655 Jackson Street N.E. Fridley, 14 55432 , Aoy C. Peterson 566; JacV.son Street N.E. Fridley, !�: 55�32 W.11laa Y.. Kell 5E7: Jackson Street K.E. Fridley, MR� 55�+32 Dorothy g. Seaber� SEf; Jacksor, Street A.E. Fridley, Y.1: 55�32 Chester E. Ar.derser. 56y5 Jacksor. Street �.E. Fridley, !4: 55432 Wallace Challstroa :'�5 Jacksor, Street �.E. Fric_ey, Yd: 55�3z 'Rer.netC L. Rnight ,67G - 57th Avenue N.E. iridley, !47 5543Z Paul E. Fyten 660 - 57th Avenue l:.E. Fridley, M.t: 55�3z Robert J. Przybilla 630 - 57tb Avenue H.E Fridley, !4: 55432 Fredericic N. Rushin 620 - 57th Avenue 1:,E. Fridley, !4i SSL3z ICirk G. Hercan 610 - 57th Avenue N.E. Fridley, HN 55{32 Ellis N. Yojciehovski 6CG - ;?th Aver.ce S.E. FriCley, MJ: 5543z Yilliam A. Anderson 59G - 57th Aver.ue 6.E Frid:ey, � 55�+32 Lir,d-a I. Cassec 5 &: - 57th Avenue A.E. Fridley, !4: 55432 Earl Y.. Rellar 57G - 57th Avenue N.E Frieley, Y.h 55�132 Roger L. Nara.ld 560 - 57th Avenue F,E. Fridley, �: 55432 Independent Ten 951 F:iil�iad Aoad N.E. Frldley, !Q: 5543z Lynde Investment 9601 Oak Ridge 7rai1 Hopkir.s, Yd: 553+�3 Union Oil Cocpany 1650 E. Colf Road Schaumburg, II,60196 B A I C of Hjnnesota Inc. 5609 Lyndale Avenue South Hir.neapolis, Hn 55�+32 Amos i'. ADbott 675 - 57th Avenue h.E. Fridley, HN 55�3Z Etluard H. Hondl 685 - 57th Avenue h.E. Fridley, !'.� 55432 Thomas E. Horris 69: - 57th Aver.ue h.E. Fridley, Hn 55432 David A. Day 615 - 57th Avec.4e 1�. E. Fridley, H1� 5543z Duane E. Isaksen 625 - 57th Avenue A.E. Fridley, F4� 55432 Paul I. Wilsor, 63: - 57th Aver.ue h.E. Fridley, HN 55�32 Leona J. Beaaer 64; - 57tb Avenue N.E. Fridley, !47 5543� Dor.a1G F. Cullea Toni L. Fehling Dovzline d. Goode E5C - 57tG lveoue N.E. 901 Eillvind fioad N.E. 655 - 57th Avenue h.E. Fritlley, H6 55432 Fridley, !4� 55�32 Fridley, NN 5543� 65 R1cky A. Solth 665 - 57th Aver.ue N.E. FriCley, 1�: 5543z L-arry E. Srusseau 5506 - 7th Street N.E. Frieley, M.�1 55432 Aoger A. 9�reet 567C - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, !41 55432 �Allan 0. RJeseth 566G - 7th Stree[ N.E. Frid;ey, YJ� 55�3z fier,neth J, Franko 157oG - 125tt Aver.ue North Gayton, I9: 553z7 Chet herringer 4721 Stirson Boulevard �::r.neapclis, Yd: 55�21 7CD 'hir. Ir.c. S�G� Cer.tral kver.ue F.E. Fricley, !Sh 55�3z JoseFt E. Vargo 4141 �tir.ston Bo�lev2rd t::r.neayclls, !+A 55�21 Y.y�lir. J. Hisura 535 - 57ch Avenue F.E. FriC:ey, KN 55432 JoseFf. S. Zyc6 525 - 57th Avecue h.E. Frid;ey, Y,n 55432 Aobert J. Copeland 505 - S7th Avecue F.E. Fridley, !W 55432 Elsie H. Ericksoa 565 - 57th Avenue N.E. Fridley, !4t 55432 David N. Haugen 555 - 57th 6venue N.E. Fridley, !4d 55�32 iialter J. Zyla 5�5 - 57th Avenue H.E Fridley, !4i 55432 Johr. J. Cotter 62D Helene Place N.E. Fridley, !4� 55�+32 Scott E. Fuerstenberg 550 - STth Aver.ue H.E Fridley, Hh 55432 Dor,ald L. Sytsc,a SLC - 57t6 Aver.ue F.E. Fridley, !4 55432 Phillip P, Bendel 53C - 57th Aver.ue N.E. Fridley, !4� 55�3� Yictor L. Dahlboa 520 - 57th Avenue h.E. Fridley, tA! 55432 David H. En6stroa 51C - STth Avenue H.E. Fridley, !Q� 55432 Donald T. Ososki 5� - 57th Aver.ue h.E. Fridley, !4� 55�32 3ohn Tomcxyk 575 - 57tb Avenue N.E. Fridley, tRd 55�32 Danqy E. Andress 700 - STth 1lvenue h. E. Fridley, Hh 55432 Theresia Splczka 690 - 57th Avenue N.E. FriCley, Hn 55�+3z Sylvester Jedlenski b BG - 57th Aver.ue &. E. Fridley, h�; 5543z Hatthew Siegler 55�9 - 6tt, Street N.E. FriCley, !'�r 55�32 Anthory J. Peikarczyk. 554g - 6th Street N.E. Fridley, !4� 5543Z Cary R. Boyer 5585 - 6th Street h.E. Fridley, hIN 55432 Elder, L. Thocpson 5665 - 6tb Street N.E. Fridley, HN 55432 Aichard J, Leslie SE77 - 6tt Street N.E. FriCley, t47 55+�32 4:11ia= Y.. Porter �rao1C R. easen Harry C. Endthoff 575 - 57th Aver.ue l�,E. 595 - STth Avenue H.E. 5601 - 6th Street F.E. Fridley, �;; 55�j� Fridley, !4d 55432 Fridley, M� 55�+3� �� Herbert J, Bl000 5671 - 6tt Street ti.E. FriCley, NJ: 55432 Ecvard J. Conley 5621 - 6tL Street N.E. Fridley, !47 55�132 Garry D. Certzen 5631 - 6tb Street N.E. Fridley, M?J 5543z ,arer.ce F:. fiedard 6L1 - 6tG Street l:.E. 'Fritlley, t1R 55;3z hr,ea C. Cruce `657 - 6th Street F.E. Fridley, !A 55432 David Hedran 56y; iiest HooreLal:e Prlve fi.E Fr;a'.e}', F�: 55�32 Norca E. Johnson �12 River Lane Ar.oka, H6 55303 hobert J. Cook 5761 4est MooreLake Drive 1:.E Fridley, hn; 55�.32 Berrard E. Your.g 575t �est HooreLake Drive A.E Fridley, 14 55432 Frar.ces D. Decker >741 �est HooreLake Drive F.E, Fr:dley, t� 55;32 �ers.is J. No12n i7 j3 �est NooreLal:e Drive !:. E. �rialey, Y_': 55L32 Joseph B, Fahey Eduard J. Holland 67 5719 West NooreLake Drive H.£. 59G1 i�est HooreLaj:e Drive h.E. Fridley, xn 55�+32 Eridley, !4: 55432 Satlie H. Gunderson David L. Pohl 5707 1�'est HooreLake Drive H.E, 5891 �est NooreLake Drive N.E, Fridley, !IIr 55432 Fridley, !W 55432 Terrence L. Doty 5735 Jackson Street N.E. Fridley, !4l SS�132 John J. Jaeger 57�+5 Jacksoo Street B.E Fridley, HI: 55�32 Timott,y J. 2iegler 57µ4 Mest HooreLake Drlve h.E. Fridley, !4: 55�32 Bahram Nikrad 5851 west ltooreLake Drive N.E. Fridley, Hh 55�:32 Bernard M. Wed6ewood 5�''il Viest MooreLzJ:e Prive I�.E. Fridley, !4; 55L32 Jesse L, l�ir.ters 58E1 liest Hooreiake Drive h.E. Fridley, Y.1: 55�32 Frederick C. Graf Ratnryr. F. Jacobsen 5734 west Noorelake Drive h.E. 5e51 4est NooreLake Drive 1�.E. FrSCley, !4: 55432 Fridley, IR; 55432 RoDert L. Steenerson Al�erto Sulatao 5724 Mest HooreLake Drive &.£. 70G - SEth Aver.�e t:.E. Fridley, t4� 55432 Fridley, !�: 5543z Nark L. Iogebrightsen RoDert 0. Holt 5E�1 �'est HooreLake Drive N.E. 710 - SEth Aver:ue t:,E, Fridley, !4: 55�32 Fridley, MN 55432 Arne Y. Horrlson Steven R. Linder 5e21 Yest HooreLake Drive N.E. T28 - SBth Aver,ue A.E. Fridley, !4i 55432 Fridley, NN 55ti32 Eay H. IngeDrightsen Charles �. 8iedron 5@17 iiest HooreLake Drive N.E. 7�2 - 58th Aver.ue N.B. Fridley, I47 55�+32 Fridley, !II� 55�32 Aoger £, papke Dor,a1C R. WeGaark S6G7 Iiest HooreLake Drive H,E. 754 - SCth Aveuue t�.E. Fridley, !4i 55432 Fridley, }41 55�+32 " �• nU9L 735 Quir.cy Street A.E. ridleY, !�; 55432 ohn R. Jecka j t 1 Hel ene Piace h, E. �ridley, �1 55432 � ',el w, Crawford �6elene Place N.E. ridley, �7 55432 ��ctor L. Felix ,9G - 58th Aver,ue 6.E. Iridley, YJ� 55432 �,: ts A. Lehn `, , Y.el ene Pl ace F. E. 'riCley, !�: 55�32 iichard L. Johnson �70 - 56th Avenue N.E. 'riCley, hRa 55;32 ioberta H. Erkel �6C - SEth Avenue h.E. �ridley, 19� 55�32 Her.ry P',. Schack i5C - 5 eth Aver.ue t;. E. rritlley, 19: 5543z ;:; c�r.e fi. $enson �iuC - 'i6th Avenue h.E. ?ridle�., !41 55432 ;,well H. Norton i30 - 58Lh Avenue N.E. ?ridley, Fp7 55432 Roger Y. SLanson ;i2C - SBth Avenue N.E. ?ridley, NN 55�3Z 576jeCer,GralaAvenue H.E. 5720Apolk St eet F,E. Fridley, !Q; 55432 Fridley, FRA 55432 68 Duane A, Flaten 5755 Ccntral Avenue N.E. Fr101ey, PA1 55432 Raymond F. Stewari 57�+1 Cer,tral Avenue N. E. Fridley, FR: 55432 George M. Staupe 5&7 Central Aver.ue N.E. Fridley, !47 55;3z Aichard C. Hedlund 5835 Central Avenue N.E. Fridley, HN 55432 Bernard T. Rybak 58L3 Cer.tral Avenue N.E. Frieley, !4: 55432 Jaaes J. P�neaclt 5e51 Cer,tral Avenue N.E. Fridley, !4� 55432 Horman L. Thalin 58�9 Cer,tral Aver.ue F.E. Fridley, !4: 55432 Richard T. Realy 5T71 Ceatral lveoue H.E. Fridley, !47 55432 Louis J. Adams 57L0 Polk Street N.E. Fridley, N!7 55432 Jaces L. Jorgeasoa 5730 Polk Street N.E. Fridley, !4i 55432 Cac Y. Nguyen 5765 YashingtonStreet N.E. Fridley, F4�I 55++32 liilliam Remarke 510 C6eri L�ne N.E. Fridley, !4! 5543z Daniel Bursey 5�31 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, !�t 55+�32 Robert Bryar,t 5421 - 7th Street R.E. FriCley, � 55�+3z Ur. S. Chong 5411 - 7th Street A.E. Fritlley, !SN 55�3Z AoDert Svar.son 505 - Sutt. Aver.ue N.E. Fridley, 1'W 5543z Yernon Yasecka 330b - 7�+th Street UrLandale, IA 50322 Cparles Vestling 5536 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, !4i 55�3� Joh❑ J. Heider �17 - 57tb Place �.E. Fridley, FAI 55k32 Edvard F. Littlejohn 711 - 58th Aver,ue 1:.E. Fridley, !4� 5543� Earl!.ng A.'Jacobson 721 - SPth Aver.ue ti.E. Fridley, Yd� 55�32 lialliaz: L. ?oft 731 - `iPth Avenue Ii,E. FraCley, 1�A1 55432 ardinal C. Yaiby 741 - 56th Avenue N.E. Fridley, !41 55432 ear,or 6nderson � - SE'.th dvenue 6,E. iaiey, rQ; 55u32 d G, Kiyp 5eth Avenue ?;.E. �-��Y� t�� 5543z I ior,ald H. 2iegler '77 - SEth Aver.ue h.E. �ridley, 1�� 55+�32 7erbert C. Forde 710 tlarigol C Terrace 1�. E. ?ridley, !� 55432 : �� y,.:; +, �.� .�7,1 •�— . r ,.: � ,'• � F•x� .:: �� i. : •:V::.`,��::;i?:�r: e ' . R •��'� . .i�•: :- ' �:;��: =�'� '�'�'� =' wC • • 3Ait►0 "' ��•: �'�'�'•: DG:�:� : 3r�� 3MOOAM :�::A;r: :•:Ci•:: . ' � ;:t' :•: •: �':' • ' M.i ^� '.V.� ��• F �I'M ,I^V ��'�i �� vl»•. +'�S � NOS��V�a'� •a . ,� � � � j;, : � � • R. 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C a ' ' _ ' ' ' __ -_ c E - -_ `S • � _ ° v3 � "' �° :� � � � • F; r+ i S 9 :. ': `_ �� S 5 € ' f• w • Ke �� J ��$=�e x�ja . -: -z =: _.. ; , " E B. 4' S- ': � i ,• c• 3 3 e 2 . � : ; � — L — '�,,.. _ii3_°$55:3�9 's -- 13�"1S� ,p,-, .�� ,� w�^ i � ��. i ♦ °ry, �� , ii �� A I kI z.ot 3 I 2 I E31k 1 I I B I I i.ot 6 I 3 I Filk 2 I I � I I I,ot 5 I 6 I E31k 2 I I D i � I.ot 4 � 8 I F31k 2 � � E I I I�ot 3 I e I I31k 2 I I F I � I t.ot 2 I 4 i I F31k 2 I �i — ' I G I , I I�t 1 I 3 i � i31k 2 I �i I I Rest. I 1 I I I I I Hotel/ I 6 I c:onv. I I,OT ARFA — BUII.DING COVIIiAC�E 1�N�I,YSIS -. � .. � • � i I I 32,000 I 16,080 I I I I I 49,646 I 16,549 I I I I I 126,008 I 26,060 I I I I I 161,646 I 20,206 I I I I I 161,646 I 20,206 I I I I I 71,646 I 17,912 I I I I I 49,646 I 16,549 I I I I I 10,060 I 10,0�0 I I I I I 90,060/3,500 I 18,500 I I I I.cm au��. I e owEa �wr,ow I I i I I 119,690 I 35� I I I I I I I I 154,972 I 308 I I I I I I I I 174,246 I 158 I I I I I I I I 165,736 I Not addressed I I I in Code I I I I I 162,151 I Not addressed I I I in Code I I I I I 152,314 I 25� I I I I I I I I 114,086 I 308 I I I I I I I I 84,534 I 408 I I I I I I I I 131,706 I 158 I I I I Total Foot Print: 155,922 Square Feet Total Lot Area: 1,259,429 Square Feet 1bta1 Outlot P.�ea: 247,158 Squace Feet Total Site Area With Outlots: 1,506,567 5quace Feet Total Lot Coverage With Outlots: 10.38 � Note: Lot azeas and peccent coverage aze subject to change with final plat 12 a owett �,c.'ttu,� I � 13.38 I I I 10.78 I I I 11.5� 1 i I 12.28 I I { 12.58 ! ! i 11.88 14.58 11.88 14.08 PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION Notice is hereby given that there wi11 be a Public Nearing of the Plan�ing Commission of the City oF Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Wednesday, January 22, 1986 , in the Council Chamber at 7:34 p.m. for the purpase of: Consideration of a Special Use Permit, SP q85-17, by the Fridley Housing 8 Redevelopment Authority in cooperation with Woodbridge Properties, Inc., per Section 205.07.1, C, 5 of the Fridiey City Cade, to aliow an automobile parking lot to be located in R-i zoning on tot 22, Block 10� Donnay's Lakeview Manor Addition, according to the map or plat thereof o� file and of record in the Office of the Registrar of Titles in and for Anoka County, Aiinnesota, all located in the south half of Section 23, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, Co�nty of Anoka, Minnesota. Any and all persons desiring ta be heard shall be given an opportunity at the above stated time and place. Publish: �anuary 6, 1986 January 13, 1986 PATRICIA GABEL CHAIRWOMAN PLANNIN6 COMM155ION � GTY OF FRtDREY �1� 6431 UNIVERSITY A!�E. N.E. � FRIOLEY� MN aa4ss SPECIAL USE PERMIT SP ��S-(� (612)b71-S450 sPecu,�. ase �arsr � tov � x��r � Iq I -• a� a� � i i •� � i u � i �• 9QiIDULID CITY (DUtJCII, A£E'fING IYiTE: PROPERTY INFORMATION q;�.�:r :��:a.� I,�AL IIESQtIPf�kl: LOP �.2 BIAQt ��_ �iAQ'/ADDITD�N �ONIUf}Y �S L/�KEVIEI,� /Y1/jyci7 h��7r�KJ PRFSQdT ZONING �— � A(RFI�E r�� SPECIFS, USE PERMIT SEING APH,IID FOR: ��QlCIIU( lN �� I PU(k�Sul�/i/T -1"��ni'-07 SDCfION OF' RtIE Q�DE: ^� ^ 5— U 7 l I�L°.�� # t t 4 t * * 4 t # * # f R # * * t i A * # t ! * # * t # ! f 4 • • * * • � * R • tF OWNER INFORMATtON Nnr� �.• �. sicruavxE t .....:..,�.....;.::«:....*.*..�......�..*�« PETITIONER INFORMATION �,£ WOODBRIDGE PROPERTIES, INC. #54I-1000 �� 320 WOODBRIDGE PLAZA, 1�0201 WAYZATA BLVD., MZNNETONKA, MN 55343 S�� V�� DECEMBER 19, 1985 � • • t r * • • : • * • t • • : • t • t • t • • t • • • : t • : • : • t • * : * : • • i � �� r ••• a� �a �� • M �� "• ?� !71 1�1� �• SPIHJLATIDNS: MAILING LIST P.S. �85-07, ZOA a85-05 and SP #85-17 D��nna J. Richardson 5T70 Jefferson Street N.e Fridley, !4� 55432 Theodore A. Day 7'11 Narlgold Terrace N.E. Fridley, !Qi 55+132 Pawel A. Skabrat 711 Marigold Terrace N.E. Fr�idley, HN 55�32 Ik bal Elsafy 57'70 West HooreLake Drive h.E. Fr•idley, HN 55432 Pelagi> F. Adamski 5790 Yest NooreLake Drive N.E Fridley, HN 5543z Harry H. Nawrocki 5b00 West MooreLake Drive h.E. fridley, !A 5543z Eva K. Dahl 5E'�10 West HooreLake Drive h.E. Fridley, !4d 55432 John C.Hansen j770 ilashic�gtonStreet N.E. Fridley, MIN 55432 Resideat 612 - 7Lh Street N.E ridley, FQl 55432 esident '672 - 7th Street N.E ridley, !4: 55432 12 I4 Resident 5612 - 7th Street N.E. ;5 Fridley, FAI 55432 Resident 5612 - 7tL Street N.E. /� Fridley, !Qd 55432 Resident 5612 - 7th Street N.E. /9 Fridley, HN 55432 Resident 5612 - �th Street N.E. I9 Fridley, hW 55432 Aesident 5612 - 7th Street N.E. t10 Fridley, !4� 55u32 Resident 5612 - 7th Street N.E. i71 Fridley, h4i 55432 Resident 5640 - 7th Street N.E. 17 Fridley� !4i 55432 Resident 5640 - 7tL Street N.E. I2 Fridley, HN 55432 Resident 564� - 7th Street R.E, /3 Fridley, !47 55432 Resident 5640 - 7th Street H.E. #5 Fridley, !4i 55432 Resident 5640 - 7th Street N.E. #6 Fridley, !4d 55432 Aesident 5640 - �th Street N.£ Fridley, HN 55�32 Resident 5640 - 7th Street N.E Fridley, HN 55432 Aesident 5640 - 7th Street N.E Fridley, NN 55�3z ��5 �8 �9 Resident 5640 - 7th Street N.E. /10 Fridley, !W 55432 Aesident 5640 - 7th Street N.E. #11 Fridley, tar 5543z Lester E. Larson ;760 Washicgton5treet N.E. Fridley, tII� 55�32 Kenneth J. Holmstroa 5767 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55�32 Gary Y.. Flor 5771 - 7tt, Street N.E. Fridley, HN 55432 Der,r.is J. Fadroski 5761 - 7tY, StreeL h.e. Fridley, !W 55432 Lorraine E. Gudi¢ 5791 - 7Lh Street N.E. Fridley, NN 55432 Hark A. Saastad 5T57 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, HN 5543z D�ar,ris L. �tar�veather Susar. Seeman Paridon Colstroa 5'i50 YashingLOnStreet N.E, 5755 �ashingtonStreet N.E. 5750 1ladison Street N�� Fridley, FII: 55432 Fridley, FIN 55432 Fridley, !W 55432 Louis P. Kedrouski 5741 - �th Street N.E. Fridley, HN 55432 Duane C. Schlottman 5720 MashingtonStreet N.E. Fr•idley, HN 55432 Alan Lauer 5731 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, t4d 55432 James A. Stillson 57CG GsshingtonStreet N.E. Fridley, tRi 55432 Frank C. Sarazir 57G1 i�'ashirgton5treet N.E. Fridley, NJ� 55432 SLephen J. uallerius 57D3 w'ashinston5treet N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Rirhard H. Pastwa 5705 GashingtonStreet N.E. Fr:idley, HN 55432 George N, Tyler 570� 4ashingtonStreet N.E. Fr:idley, !IId 55432 C. H. Benjamia 57f;E Jefferson Street N.E. 'Fridley, !4� 55432 Thomas £, Hlavinka 5820 Mest HooreLake Drive N.E. Fridley, TIIi 5543z Joanne R. Gammelin 5830 West HooreLake Drive N.E. Fridley, HN 55432 Jay R, LoWinske 58�0 West NooreLake Drive N.E. Fridley, t�W 55432 Robert $. Olson 730 Harigold Terrace 2:.E. Fridley, HN 55432 Cheryl L. Rnaresboro 720 Harigold Terrace N.E. Fridley, !4r 5543z Jerome S. Boedigheimer 5850 Yest HooreLake Drive N.£. Fridley, HN 55432 Theodore D. Bray 5781 Mest HooreLake Drive N.£. Fridley, !4i 5543z Arthur J. Olson 5771 West FfooreLake Drive N.E. Fridley, !4i 55432 George E. Otterdahl 57T0 Hadison Street N.E. Fridley, 11t7 55432 Jerome A, Olson 57u0 hlsdison Street N.E. Fridley, !4d 55432 Simon Smith 5730 Hadison Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Phillip J. Sheridan 621 Helene Place N.E. Fridley, MR7 55432 James J. 0'Donnell 631 Helene Place N.E. Fridley, !'R7 55432 Charles C. Ringhoffer 641 Nelene Place N.E. Fridley, MN 5543z Reir.o A. Saari 651 Helene Place h.E. Fridley, F4: 55432 Frank M. Delmor.ico 661 Helene Place N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Earl L. Steffen 5752 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, HN 55u32 James Reynolds 520 PlymcutY, Buildir.g Hinneapolis, !IN 554U2 'Lelon T. Anderson James L. Thompson Steven H. Reynolds 57C4 Jefferson Street 1:.E. 5760 lladlson Street N.E. 5738 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, Fp7 55432 Fridley, !W 55432 Fridley, !II1 55432 Hobert R, t.mborn Carol M. 015en Darlene D. Benson �� DS - 57th Place N.E. 440 - 5Tth Place N.E. 6051 - 6th SLreet N.E. Fridley, !R7 55432 Fridley, t41 55432 Fridley, HN 55�3z Roger w. Serdail 4��9 - 57th Place N.E. Fridley, FW 55432 Br•andon Constructlon 311 Sunrise Lane Champlin, t9J 55318 Dennis Kolflat 451 - 57th Place h.E. Fridley, t4: 55�32 Eduard Y. Guzek, Jr. u55 - S7th Place K.E. Fr.idley, HN 55�32 Wa��r.e A. Si¢or.eau 465 - 5Tth Place 6.E. Fri.dley, l�J� 55�32 Marvin A. Hartse �75 - 57tt, Place K.E. Fridley, h4� 55432 Glen fi. Ramsdell 400 - 57th Place h.E. Fridley, t�Rd 55�32 Warren 0. Sunderlar.d 470 - 57th Place N.E. Friclley, FIlv 55432 Mark L. Bureb u2C - ;7Lh Place 6.E. Fridley, t41 55432 Timothy J. Taveggia Y50 - 57th Place N.E. Fridley, t4t 55�132 Donald R. Hippen u64 - 51th Place N.E. Fridley, HN 55432 Donald Lee 48(3 - STth Place N.E. Fridley, F4J 55432 Clarence J. Bachus Route 1, Box 328E Boyson City, NC 26713 Darlene Smith 5632 - 6th Street N.E. Fridley, HN 55432 Fay Benjamir. 5630 - 6th Street N.E. Fridley, !4i 5543z DorotY.y A. Seip 562b - 6th Street N.E. Fridley, !R: 55432 Dean 6. Johnson 5626 - 6tb Street N.E. Fridley, Fth 55432 Timotby P. Wbeeler 6151 - Sth Street N.E. Fridley, NN 5543z Resident 5618 - 6th Street N.E. Fridley, !�1 55432 Resident 5620 - 6th Street h.E. Fridley, t4J 55432 Renneth A, Hafner 6057 - 6th Street N.E. Fridley� !9J 55432 Resident 561� - 4th Street N.E. Fridley, MN 5543z Richard Wisner RR No. � Annandale, Mn 55302 TimotF,y P. Wheeler 56G0 - 6th Street N.E. Fridley, M17 55432 Clayton S. Charley 56G1 - Sth Street N.E, Fridley, !4i 55432 Hesident 5606 - 6th Street N,E. Fridley, F4r 55432 Resident 5608 - 6th Street N.E. Fridley, Nn 55432 Carl 6. Paulson Timothy Mheeler poaald il. Slranson uj0 - 57th Place N.E. 5602 - 6tt Street N.E. 5609 - 5th Street N.E. Fridley, 14+ 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, M1r 55�32 Rnbert Y. Goranson 5625 - StA Street N.E. Fr•idley, HN 55432 Dauglas R. Hutton 5629 - Sth Street N.E. Fridley, !47 55432 John F. Qsterloh 5639 - 5th Street N.E. Fridley� HN 55432 Alvin L. Schnobrich �64g - 5tt Street N.E. Fridley, HN 55432 bavid J. Abrass �;654 - 5th Street N.E. '�r.idley, !4J 55432 Constance L. Birk ij2 Brookdale Drive Erooklyn Park, FIIJ 55433 Dannis L. Sando Su50 - 6th Street N,E. F+i.dley, HN 55432 Gur•ald H. Rangas 5`�30 - 6th StreeL N.E. Fr•idley, NN 55432 Ro�s E. Haidle 5'"l+i liest l;ooreLake Drive N.E. Ft•idley, !IIi 55432 Thorwald C. Peterson 5"15 Jackson Street N.E. Fa•idley, 14�I 55432 David E. Scott 5744 Jackson Street N.E. Fridley, HN 5543z Ralpd L. Rosendahl 573� Jackson Street N.E. Fridley, !!N 55432 Donald C. fiinters 5724 Jacksoa Street N.E. Fridley, HN 55432 Elmer P. Kruize 5714 Jackson Street N.E. Fridley, !W 55432 Wallace H. Jorgensen 5715 QUincy Street N.E. Fridley, Hn 55432 Aichard Clumac 5725 Q�ir.cy Street N.E. Fridley, !II� 55432 Tho¢as F. Lebovsky 700 Helene Place N,E Fridley, !4� 55432 Ellis D. Griffith 690 Helene Place H.E. Fridley, Hh 55432 Daryl A. Sandber5 68G Helene Place N.E. Fridley, NN 5543z Jackie L. Stark 57z0 lfadiso❑ Street N.E Fridley, FA1 55432 RoDert L. Bennek 660 Helene Place N,E, Fridley, !47 55432 Yilliam A. F�erson 650 Helene Place N. E. Fridley, !W 55432 Deaa R. Abel 640 Helene Place N.E. Fridley, HN 5543z Crawford J. Foraker 6j0 Helene Place N.E. Fridley, !4J 55432 Paula E. Reed 5779 Cer.tral Avenue N.E. Fridley, !4J 55432 George D. McKitterick 5787 Central Avenue h,E. Fridley, P4J 55432 Jerry T. Seeman 5795 Central Avenue 1�. E. Fridiey, !9J 55432 Arvid Pearson 5PL3 Central Avenue N.E. Fridley, !4J 55432 Nyron E. Schliesman 5811 Central Avenue N.E. Fridley, FW 55432 Yillard I. Green 5819 Central Avenue N.E. Fridley, FW 55432 L�onard Y. Peipho !lichael T. Papillon Ricbard H. Kappes 5725 Jackson Street N.E. 670 Helene Place N.E. 3�29 yebsLer Avenue N.E. Fri�dley, !Q1 55432 Fridley, !A1 55432 Fridley, HN 55432 %g N;aegele Ir.c. 7751 F1y;cE Cioud Drive Eder. Prairie, 1+�7 553;u Jahar.na Luciw 315b Arthur Street Mir.neapolis, FQ+ 5541 b Ha.rold Morrow Route 5, Box P 196 River Falls, WI 54022 Heaven's Gate Conpany e9G� t�icollet Avenue /6 Bloocir.E[on, MJ: 55u2� �Steven P. Nielson �55�+1 - 5th Street h.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Der.ise Poff 5545 - 5th Street N.E. Fridley, }ft: 55432 Jases E. Juhl 5b4'I {r'est MooreLake Drive h,E. Fric:ley, HN 55�132 57illias Hartos 533 Cheri Lane N.E. Fridley, t�i 55�21 tis?lace G. Schwab 525 Cheri Lane N.E. Fridley, !SN 55�21 A�ne:> G. Jankeburhite 517 f:heri Lane N.E. Fridley, HN 55421 Dale A. Edson 501 Cheri Lane N.E. Fridley, !4J 55�21 David E. YanHavermaet 587 Cheri Laae N.E. Fridley, !4i 55427 genneth A. Seekon 573 Cberi Lane H.E. Fridley, HN 55421 Robert H, Fisher 565 Cheri Lane N.E. Fridleyr 1'IR 55�I21 James E. Calhoun 557 Cheri Lane N.E, Fridley, HN 55421 Harvin G. Severson 5u9 Cheri Lane N.E. Fridley, !1N 55427 horman D. Lanum Sul Cberi Lane N,E. Fridley, t9: 55�121 Fatricia E. Abrams 691 Cderi Lane N.E Fridley, HN 55421 RoDert H. Leitaer 671 Cheri Lane N.E, Fridley, MN 55421 Alfred J. Laliberte 665 Cberi Lane N,E. Fridley, !II� 55+127 Ns nnesota N.utual Life 77� Nicollet Mall Hinneapolis, !IId 55402 Target Stores 755 - 53rd Avenue N.E. Fridley, MN 55421 79 Theodore Burandt 6211 Rivervieu Terrace N.E. Fridley, !4! 55432 Eduard G. Griffith 5675 Quincy Street N.E. Frid]ey, NN 55432 John fi. Hoff 568: Quir.cy Street N,E, Fridley, NN 55�732 Richard F. Young 5695 Quincy Street N,E. Fridley, t4J 55432 Robert L. Gordier 5705 Quincy Street N.E. Fridley, !7N 55�132 Betty L. Schack 5704 Jackson Street N.E, Fridley, HN 55432 Dennis Drinkwine 5694 Jackson Street N.E. Fridley, tRd 55432 CGarles G. Haussler 56 84 Jackson Street N.E. Fridley, HN 55432 Gary T. Vestlund Aick R. ChareLenko Earl P, Weeks 509 Cheri Lane N.E, 589 Cheri Lane N.E. 5674 Jackson Street N.E. Fridley, HN 55421 Fridley, !47 55421 Fridley, NN 5543z J�xes Y. Locker 5ti64 Jackson Street h.E. Fridley, !4! 55432 Floyd H. Nessevick 5665 Quincy Street N.E, Fridley, !41 55432 Lloyd 8. Engler ;655 Jackson Street N.E. Fri.dley, HN 55432 Aoy C. Peterson 5665 Jackson Street N.E. Fridley, NSJ 55k32 liil].iam H. Kell �6q5 Jackson Street h.E, Fridley, !4J 55432 Doro[hy g. Seaber� 5665 Jackson Street h.E. Frid:ley, Ht: 55�32 Chester E. MdersEn 5645 Jacksor, Street N.E. Fridley, NN 5543z Wallar_e Challstroa ;7G5 .�ackson Street N.E. Frid2ey, MN 55�3z Renneth L. Knight 670 - 57tb Aveaue N.E. Fridle,y, lII�I 55432 Paul E. Fyten 660 - 57th Avenue F,E. Fridley, !�t 55432 Richard H. Schuitz 6�D - STth Avenue H.E. Fridley, NN 55u32 Aobert J. Przybilla 630 - 57th Avenue N.E. Fridley, FAJ 55�432 Frederick !1. Rusbia 620 - 57th Avenue N.E. Fridley, !4I 55432 Sirk G. Herman 610 - 57th Avenue N.E. Fridley, MR7 55u32 Ellis H. �'ojciehovski 60Q - 57th Aver.ue N.E Fridley, H&` 55432 iiilliam A, Anderson 590 - 57th Aver,ue N.E Fridley, tII: 55432 Lir.da I. Casse� 53C - 57th Avenue N,E. Fridley, Hh 55432 Earl N. Kellar 57C - 57th kvenue N.E Fridley, P41 55432 Roger L. Harald 560 - S7th Avenue N.E Fridley, HN 55432 Independeat Ten 951 EillWind Road N.E. Fridley, !Q7 55432 Lynde Investment 9$Cll Oak Ridge Trail Nopkir,s, MN 553k3 Union Oil Company 1650 E. Golf Road SchaumDurg, II.601g6 B R I C of Hinnesota Inc. 5609 Lynda.te�Avenue South Hinneapolis, Hn 55432 Amos Y. ADbott 675 - 57th Avenue N.E. Fridley, HN 55432 Edward H, Nondl 685 - 57th Avenue N,E. Fridley, !4r 55432 Thomas E. Horris 695 - 57th Aver.ue h.E. Fridley, !7n 55432 David A. Day 615 - 57th Aver.ce S. E. Fridley, H1� 55432 Duane E. Isaksen 625 - S7th Avenue N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Paul I. Nilson 63: - 57th Avenue N.E. Fridley, HN 55u32 Leorw J. Beamer 645 - 57th Avenue N.E. Fridley, t41 55432 �onald F. Cullen Toai L. Fehling Dovzline J. Goode ESC - STth Avenue N.E. 941 Fiillwind Road H.E. 655 - 57t4 Avenue N.E, Fridley, HN 55432 Fridley, !R7 55432 Fridley, !47 55432 . �, . icky A, Scilth S �5 - STth Avenue N,E. •idley, !4: 5543z Lxrry E. Brusseau 5546 - 7th Street N.E. Fr�idley, HN 55432 Roger A. 3ueet 5670 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, !W 55432 Allan 0. Kyeseth 56E�0 - 7th Street N.E. Pridley, h4� 55432 erneth J. Franko 15760 - 125th Avenue North Dayton, MN 55327 Chet Herringer 4121 Stinson Boulevard Kinneapolis, tR+ 55421 100 �ir. Inc. 5�G2 Cer,tral kver.ue fi.E. Friclley, MN 55u32 JoseF•r E. War6o 41-01 Stinston Boulev2rd !'.:r.neapelis, MN 55421 !!yllin J. ltisura 535 - 57tb Avenue N.E. Frid:ley, !4I 5543z JoseF-h S. 2ycL 525 - 57tb Avenue N.E. Fridley, M,n 55432 Robert J. Copelaad 505 - 57Lh Avenue F.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Elsie H. Erickson 565 - 57th Avenue N.E, Fridley, NN 55432 David H. Haugen 555 - 57th Avenue N.E. Fridley, !IIi 55432 iialter J. Zyla 5�15 - 57th Avenue N.E. Fridley, HN 55432 Johr, J. Cotter 620 Helene Place N.E. Fridley, !47 55u3z Scott E. Fuerstenberg 550 - 57th Aver.ue N.E. Fridley, HN 55u32 Donald L. Sytsma 5�0 - 57tb Avenue N.E, Fridley, !fN 55�32 Phlllip P. Bendel 530 - 57th Avenue N.E. Fridley, !47 SSU32 Victor L. Dahlbom 520 - 57tb dveAUe h.E. Fridley, FAl 55432 David B. Engstrom 570 - 57th Aveaue N,E. Fridley, !4+ 55432 Donald T. Ososki 585 - 57Lh Avenue N.E. Fridley, FIId 55432 John Tomczyk 575 - 57th Avenue N.E. Fridley, HN 55432 Danqy K. Andress T00 - 57th Avenue N.E. Fridley, HN 55432 Theresia Spiczka 690 - 57th Avenue N,E, Frid:ey, Hn 55�32 Sylvester Jedlenski 6� - 57th Avenue N.E, Fridley, MN 55�32 Hattheu Siegler 5529 - 6tt, Street N.E. Fridley, HN 55432 Mthor{y J. Peikarezyk 5549 - 6th Street N.E. Fridley, tW 5543z Cary A. Boyer 55by - 6th Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55�3� Elder, L. Thompson 5667 - 6th Street N.E. Fridley, HFf 55432 Richard J. Leslie 5671 - 6tb Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Yilliac M.. Porter Mnold R. 6asen Harry �, Endthoff 5T5 - 57th Aver.ue N,E. 595 - S7th Avenue N.E. 5601 - 6th Street N.E. Fridl�ey, !2; 55�32 Fridley, 14i 5543z Fridley, NN 55432 : R•rherL 1. Sloom �oseGb B. Fahey Eduard J. Holland 32 6t�t _ 6ch Street 6.E. 5719 ilest MooreLake Drive N.E. 59G1 iiest MooreLake Drive N.E. Flidley, t47 5543z Fridley, Hn 55432 Fridley, FIIJ 5543z Edward J. Conley 5621 - 6th Street N.E. Fri�dley, HN 55432 t,ar:ry D. Gertzen 1�63t - 6th Street N.E. f"ridley, HN 55�32 a�^ence N. Bedard 4'I - 6tb Street N.E. icjley, !4� 55�32 ea C. Cruce 51 - 6th Street N.E. iCley, HN 55�3Z av�d Hedcizn ,�95 West HooreLake Drive h.E. ,ridley, hfh 55432 �r¢a B. 3ohnson �2 River Lane f�oka, MN 55303 �Dert J. Cook �61 1�'est HooreLake Drive N.E, "4 idley, !Al 55�3� �rnard E. Young "�51 '.est lboreLake Drive N.E. �•idley, HN 55432 �•ances D. Decker '(L1 liest HooreLake Drive N.E. `t•id.ley, F4� 55432 �ur.n:ts J. No12n ,"jj Yest HooreLal:e Drive 6.E ridley, !�; 55432 Sadie H. Gunderson David L. Pohl 5707 Yest HooreLake Drive N.E. 5897 Mest HooreLake Drive N.E. Fridley, FW 55432 Fridley, tW 55432 Terrence L. Doty Si35 Jackson Street N.E. Fridley, hQJ 55�132 John J. Jaeger 5T45 Jackson Street N.E. Fridley, !4J 55432 Bahram Nikrad 5881 Yiest HooreLake Drive N.E. Fridley, l4�1 55432 Hernard H. Wedgewood 5871 iJest HooreLake Drive h.E. Fridley, MN 55�3Z Timothy J, Ziegler Jesse L. M'ir,ters 57L4 Mest MooreLake Drive N.E, 5�� west HooreLake Drive N.E, Fridley, 24J 55432 Fridley, MN 55�32 Frederick C. Craf Rathryn R. Jacobsen 573� West HooreLake Drive N.E. 5851 w'est MooreLake Drive N.E. Fridley, !pr 5543z Fridley, NW 55432 RoDert L. Steenerson Alberto HulGtao 572L West MooreLake Drive N.E. 700 - 5eth Avenue N.E, Fridley, !p7 55432 Fridley, MN 55432 liark L. Ingebrightsep Robert 0. Holt 5e31 L'est HooreLake Drive N.E. 710 - SEth Avenue N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Fridley, MIN 55432 Mne W. Horrison Steven R. Linder 5E27 iiest MooreLake Drive N.E. 728 - 5bth Avenue N.E. Fridley, !SN 55432 Fridley, !IIJ 55�732 Bay H. Ingebrightsen Charles 6. Biedron SE'71 iiest F(ooreLake Drive N.E, 742 - 58th Avenue N.E. Fridley, HN 55432 Fridley, !47 55432 Roger E. Papke Dona1C R. wedmark 58C7 fiest MooreLake Drive N.E. 754 - 58th Avenue t�.E. Pridley, HN 5543z Fridley, !IIi 55432 avid W. Rust 7:i5 Quir.cy Street N.E. ridley, MN 55432 ohn R, Jacka 11 Helene Place N.E. ridley, FIN 55432 an:iel w. Crauford Ot Helene Place H.E, riiiley, 1W 55432 ictor L. Felix bG - 5 Bth Avenue N. E. ridley, i4� 55�32 aces A. Lehn E1 Nelene Place h.E. ridley, t�St. 55432 ichard L. Johnson 70 •- 58th Avenue N.E. ridley, !4� 55432 oberta H. Erkel �0 - SELh Avenue N.E. ridley, !IIY 55�132 er.ry S. Schack 50 - 5�th Avenue h.E. ridley, HN 55432 ��nd K. Henson 40 - 58th Avenue N.E, ridley, !A! 55432 ouel:l H. Nortoa 30 - 5 8th Avenue N. E. ridlE>y, !R7 55432 Delbert G. Yaeger 5763 Cer.tral Avenue N.E. Fridley, !IId 55�32 Duane A. Flaten 5755 Central Avenue N.E. Fridley, !4d 55432 Raymond F. Stevart 5747 Central Avenue N.E. Fridley, !4: 55432 George N. Staupe 5827 Central Avenue N.E. Fridley, PIIr 55432 Aichard C. Hedlund 5835 Central Avenue N.E. Fridley, !IIJ 55432 Bernard T. Rybak 5843 Certral Avenue N,E. Fridley, tR7 55432 Jases J. Pineault 5�51 Central Avenue N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Norman L. Tbalin 5859 Central Aver.ue N.E. Fridley, NN 55432 Ricbard T. Kealy 5771 Central Avenue N.E. Fridley, !41 55432 Louis ,1. Adams 5740 Polk Street N.E. Frldley, !4d 55432 Joseph J. Branco 5720 Polk Street N.E. Fridley, !Qd 5543z Cac V. Nguyen 5765 MasGingtonStreet N,E. Fridley� !W 55432 William Remarke 570 CLeri Lane N,E. Fridley, hW 55432 Daniel Bursey 5431 - 7th Street h.E. Fridley, MN 55�32 Aobert Sryant 5421 - �th Street l�.E. Fridley, HN 55432 Un S. Chong 5411 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55k32 Robert Sr+anson 505 - 5�th Avenue N.E. Fridley, t9� 55k32 Yernon Yasecka 3306 - 7�th Street Urtandale, IA 50322 Charles Yestling 5536 - �th Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 John J. Heider 477 - 57th Flace N.E. Fridley, !Qt 55432 �ger Y. Slranson Jases L. Jorgenson Edvard F. Littlejohn ?C - 58th Avenue H.E. 5730 Polk Street N.E. 711 - 58th Avenue h.E. ridley, Fp7 55�132 Fridley, HN 55432 Fridley, !II7 55�32 : arlir.g R, Jacobson 21 - 58th Avenue K.E. ridley, lSfi 5543z illiam L. Toft 31 - 5 8th Avenue N. E. ridley, !41 5543z arclinal G. Malby 41 - 58th Avenue N.E. ridley, PII] 55432 lea:r.or Anderson 57 - 58th Avenue 6.E. rid.leY� � 55432 avid G. KiFp 51 - SEth Avenue N.E. ridley, }II; 55�+32 �nald H. Ziegler 77 - S�th Aver,ue h.E. ridley, !47 55432 arbert C. Forde 10 HorigolC Terrace k.E. I-ldley, !al 55u32 �� w ' , '� � ' •� ;_ :. . -.�;.�-> �.:'"' . � � :•: :•i �. . ' .,X•: •: : : � ' ` � : : :V:o:�:� 'p�'•: � � � . 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Planning Coordinator q�+-+ /� MIIN�7 DATE: January 13. 1986 REGi�RDING: Reallocation of 1985 mBG EUnds Ps you may recall a poction of ouz 1985 mBG allocation was designated for Riverview Heights Park Developnent/Aoquisition. This allocation $37,164 was set aside as a match to possible LAWCON funding. Unfortunately the LAWCON program has been drastically reduced and we were not chosen for funding Therefore it is naw necessary to redesiqnate those monies- The entire allocations for 1985 included; $19.176 for Himan Services• S71.500 for Center City Improvetnents and $37,164 for Riverview Heiqhts Acquisition. The Center City funds are slated for payment to NSP for placing power lines underground. Although an exact cost will not be known until the job is ccmplete, NSP has indicated an amount of between SB5,000 and $106,000. It would seem appropriate to roll the Riverview Heights monies into the Center City account for the NSP work. The balance could be used for other Center City concerns such as funding for the corridor study, signage or landscaping. The new total 1985 Center Fund would equal $108,664. Between $8,664 and $23,664 may be left for Centec City projects after payment to NSP. According to the County, it will be necessary to hold a public hearing to reallocate this fund. I would suggest we discuss it informally with the Planning Cortanission on January 22- 1986 and hold the public hearing at the City Council meeting on February 3. 1966- JLR/sk M-86-10 Pcoject Yeai QBG 1983 1 Oi � 1 �ls I � E I �i � 1 �t7cu S � � ! JoGS eill - 1 I 1 � I �G �L± mBG 1981 � � � . ,�� +� .. �.i .+� ¢8G Pzoject 5lsmary Ortgi+ial Aevised A�inis[e�ug 6rvira�r.ncnl Llete P�ojecc tl�e taaoer rmounc )aamc lM1gercy Peview Cmyleced ot Crnplecion c�mrnts 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 I Econanic nev. 1 � I 1 City of I 1 I D�op piojecc to 1 Stuay/Centec Ciiy I 7Z8 I IS,B¢8 I -B- I Pr3dley I N/A I I ade ndniticiwl I I I 1 1 1 I I pio7ects 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 � 1 Trafcic Scuay 1 I I I City of 1 I CaRleted i eb Qienge in I lbore Lvice 1 329 1 7.608 I),88fi 1 Fritlley I N/A I J�me 19B{ � projett I 1 I I 1 � I I I Drawge Stuay I 1 I I [ity of { I 1 Drop p�o7ect ca � North l�ea I 329 1 7.809 i -Y- I Fc�atey I WA I 1 ada adcisicml I � I 1 1 1 I I 1 P�ojeccs 1 1 I I I 1 I I I Senio[ Stu7y I I 1 I City ot I 1 I vcaF Fco7ect co 1 �bilover dousing I 339 1),B6B I i- I Fridley I H/A ! 1 ado ao�uor�u 1 I 1 1 I I I I pro7ects I 1 1 1 1 I I I I RtltC Facilitirs 1 I 1 I City of 1 I Crn�leced 1 No clange in I Berciec Aemo�al I 331 I 25,866 � L`.60e 1 FiiCley I WA I Hwemec 1986 I projecc I i I 1 I I I 1 1 esrner Ae�uaval I 1 � I Gty of 1 1 I Ocop prc�ect co I u»n Progzm t 331 1 SY.86B I -� I Pciatey I WA I I ada acc:xtonai I I 1 I I I i I Pro�eccs I 1 1 I I I 1 1 I Cmmeccial FeNb. 1 1 I i Gcy of 1 1 I Drop pra7xc co I Loarw-AeaeveloEnntl 332 I�7,68J I -&- 1 Fridley I WA � 1 ado adaic>cnal I 1 I I I I 1 1 projetts 1 I I 1 I I I 1 I Ntaan Services/ I I I I C�ty o[ I I fanplecetl I No cnarye ir. 1 PWUic fluding I 333 I 37,6J1 � 17,631 I Pcidtey 1 TVA 1 Iw9usc 1985 I p�o7ecc 1 I 1 � I I i � � i I t I I 1 I 1 Wvecvl�w Heiqh[s 1 I I I CitY af I I Crnpleced I �Y++ Project � pcquision p[o7ect I I Wlt I115,186 { Fritlley I i SeFCCn'ce� 1984 i adoea � I I. I � City oE I I Cary�leced ! � � � IR),5'1B; 1 Fridley I I Septeioe� 1984 1 SW+CCti: � � � i I � � I I MarKecuq Matet3eii � � � � I foc ceaevelopoen[ i I I I City oT I I Cmpleced I tae++ Fro7ecc I Disttiat 1 1 tYA I 11,583 I Fc�mey I Yv'A ! J�me 1584 I adocd � � � 1 1 � � 1176,31� 1176.31� l I � 1 I � I Boo�e Lake Fltlerlyi i 19,56{ j "8' � F idley � � � I 1 � � I ubcth Acee I I 1 I Dtai�9e G natl 1 1 I I Ciiy ot I inpnaut P[o7ect 1 I WA t 19,566 1 Eudley � � 1 � � � I ! 14.Sbt 1 �9.564 1 -- � � � 1 1 � � � City of � Centec Cicy � I�[oveoeMS i 128 I109,000 ;107.263 i P[idley f � � � CaFy oE i e�an 5ervices/ I iIVblic !'tvWV+9 � M3 i 19,]1B i 19,877 i Pcidley � Kwnict�atim oi I I 1 1 city ort I 31I lVrds I I -Y- I 1.588 I Fsidley � j 1128,21i 1127,8�9 1 i _ � - � ` � � aty of 1985 1 Ccncer Gity I I ��,��y � 528 1 71,588 i168,661 i Pcia,ep 1 � � � I � � � ( � City of 1�'�"a^ �rvi°� � 533 I 19,176 i 19.314 i F=idley � kuClic FV+?�1 � ' S3� I 3'1.161 i -F I City oE i RlvervieV Beight+ i ' � Pcidlelt � _ —____-.----�-_� s�� 9 t� r� �4rthPr e r 'Y zs �c�oP`� a��Pr Aldlns �� rQ�PP 6 th c e �c�'�t�3�r�y tJA 0 I I ----- r _ _ _'_I I Pmjcct ( 202 [uMin9 was I I Cdnce�lee � noc approved � � � 1 i � Cm�pleted 1�+ F«lect i � Sepi.acer 1984 I zdaed I � ' � � � I 1 � � � � � Crnpleted I thr�ec9so�na i � Jure 19,1981 i�p�awer 1985 i��e �lice 1 � � I 9ena5e � � I Po chan9e in i � �'� j I Pro�ect � � � � New project � � i I adacd iJ�ne 19. 1981 i I � I j tyA � 1 � I WA � ,e�e 1 � I � I thdecgiouM 1 1 electricu c i 1 Corridoc 5cucy, I 1 police 9scage i I � x° `tw+ge � i 1 Pro7� � 1 I bcop P�oj� I r----""f � I 91 y�5�1 Departrt�ent Heads, Camuusity DeveloFnent Cartrsssion and Planning Crnmiission January 18, 1986 Page 2 q, Riverview Heights Park Development, involves continued acquisition of hac�s which lie adjacent to our p3rk and in the flood plain. As in our 1985 Carmu�nity Develogr�ent Block Grant proposal, we ate suggesting that this allocation could be tied to successful acquisition of 1986 LAt+CON gunds, B1ock Grant m�nies would be uscd only as the needed 50B match in the event we are successful in acquicing LAWCON f�nding. A map illustrating the homes in question and acquisition cost estimates are included in Attachment 4. 5, Low and Moderate Income Projects, could include any eligible project which benefits nei9hborhoods desionated as la+ and rtaderate income census tract as illustrated in Attachenent 5. At this time ae are asking for input fzom ti,e staff and various commissions to be forwarded to Council. In reviewig this mattec it Would be desireable to adhere to the follc+�ing schec3ule: lanuary 13, 1986 - DeparUnent Head Review January 14, 1986 - Cumnunity Develognent Ca�.ission ceview January 22, 1966 - Planning CoRmussion Review Januar}� 27, 1966 - City Council Review February 14, 1486 - Submit Gcant request to County Pcovided for }rour review along with the project description attachments is a project cost breakdowr. PieasE Provide ir,put as to the apprapriate project prioritization of these or other desized pioje�ts• Y�r timely response is appceciated. � :. • 93 i � � � � N�7 ATTA.CNMEPl7 1 .� HUHAtr RESOURCES CO"'N,�SSIQN MEETING� �UNE 6 1985 PAGE 4 ' one has a probTem and is in need, is that aerson qoi�g to be physically abie to get to Anoka or even Loon Rapids? Is the fact that Anoka is so far away going to be a barrier? Ms. Sherek stated that if they are talking about service to 1ow income residents, the question is: Can they even get to Anoka? They can get to Spring Lake Park, because there is bus servi�e right by Central Center for Famity Resources. The CD�^issipners agreed to split whatever fundinq was left over between fanily Life Mental Health Center and North Suburban Family Servi�e Center, N,�,T?_.1' BY !!5. SN.£�ET', 5£CJSD£D BY N,F. BI:,LI.':��5� :O R£�Quur�, i.YE A:. . OF t JP r ',c' X..Yr'.-': SFF'.'ICE r' ' n' c r: L�L'S: 5✓:"N.ER•: A`:Ot?+ CO!L�:'.":.TS' ASS,_°-A':CE TNE �L£XR.';.''F.: X��'sE A.': �F:;, COCf; .T4' Cl,P , IK� . tiOR:'H 5'J8:'F.3:�:� C�.':S:'.'Ew A:'.'DCn:'ES FOR TNE Hn°:::ni'FFD Ff:D�F}' Sr";:'��r' Cl:'IZE.': CE!,-TEP CE'�'FJ,� C£::-fP FJR Fh",'LY RE� -:,P�ES F„,.,_ �y L. cr wr�:-n� HE::�'."N C£.`�'LP A'C^r^."r.' S:B;'68:ti: FA!:I:.]' SEF:'.�- :E:':'£r^ - 5 5,000 3,000 Q,3EP 550 500 3,0?C 1,369 �3(9 52?,17E � mr. CI.T'�' C""°.;� IL UF1',- F l'J:�E L',7T£� AL:. VCT.'.'�� A1'F� CN.�IP.FEPC'•: !!i!:PO.': DECinRE✓ .T±:'C N��-:J.': CAREI£� L'.4'ASI�JL'SLl'. c. Consideration of matLers relating to the ethnic background of Fridley residents �iscussion continued until next meetinq, d, Considerat�on o` pedestrian safety on main thoroughfares �n fridle�r (See May 6, 1985, letter to John Fiora fron J. S. Katz, District Traffic Engeiner) Mr, Nunt stated he would keep the Conmissioners inforn�ed. He stated he woutd check with Mr. Flora and try to give the Conv�ission a proqress reoort from time to time. Ms. Sherek stated her greatest concern was that no one, especialty childrer� trecause chiidren tend to be so impatient, can cross Highway 65 on a single signal cycie, so they are always trying ta beat the traffic. Because oF the way the lights are timed, if traffic coming off Highway 10 or I-69� can hit the lights just r�ght, they tan go ai1 the way through Fridtey and Spring lake Park at 65 m.p,h. If someone is driving fi5 m.p.h, and has not had to stow down for any tights, if a child goes darting out tryinn to make it across the street, that person is not go�ng to be able to stop. Because 97 ATTP,CHf1EPlT 2A .• t��FTtp TD: Nasim Qureshi, City Manager John Flora, Public works Dicector tg7K> FRCt+,: Jim Robinson, Planning Coordinatoz I+�D IN,TE: Septec�tier 27, 1965 RFX'�RDING: Status of Lfiiversity Avenue Corridor Study As a good amount of time has past since the HRA and City Council first started discussing University Avenue Cocrido; enhancement, pechaps it would be helpful to zecap. In the last �rt of 1964 the City and the HS2A focmulated the Fridley City Crossing Design Cocnpetition. Our intent was to symbolize the growth and vitality of the emerging Plaza Center by erecting a landmazk/sculpturai statenent at the four corners of University/Mississippi inteisection. Although the entries were limited we did benefit by perhaps refining our needs. At the joint HRAJCity Council meeting on April 29, 1965 the competition entries were cevieweci. Also at that meeting the local businessmen voiced their concerns wer the limited scope of the UniversityjMississippi crossir.g focus. It was generally agreed a compzehensive approach Co the entire corzidor was needed. Request for Proposals were initiated. It was decided the City would contribute SS,B�C to the study; the Businessmen's Group sharing in the additional costs. In June staff sent out a Reyuest for Proposal to n�anerous design groups. Cur request was for prelierinary concept genezation with cost estin.ates. Cons:.ltants wece asked to address the following: A. Imager}� enhancanent of the highway corridor. Considez the variety of adjacent land uses and existing highway barrier fence. B. Improved demarcation of intezsections. Empha=i2e pedestrian consideration, lighting, signage and presence. C. Providing larrc�rark/sculptural el�ents appropriate for various ma7cr intersections. �ese include cit}� entrance nodes at 57th and 85tt� Avenues N.E., a major Plaza Center node at Ptississippi StLeet witY� a possible minor treatsr�nt at 61st Avenue N.E., a recreational node at 69th Avenue N.£. and various c�ar�icial statements at 73rd Avenue, Oshorne Road and 81st Avenue. The section of highway in question is shaar: on the attached map. Five proposals were received. Staff has reviewed these submittals anu identified three for furthez considecations: &arton Asch�n s Assoc. - Estinated wst $25,0aC.06 Short-Elliott-Hendcickson - 517,0��.0d Westwood Planning and Ehg. Corp. - Not to Exceed 511,5�0.g� .• Barton Aschttan's proposal focuses on planning, future develoFnent and a study qroup to develop anQrovenents, thane and development. Short-Elliot-Hendrickson is stzong in engineering, using public meetings to obtain thet�e and public support. Westwood Planning and Engineering is heavy in landscaping and visual pollution. It would be appropriate to the HR7+ and the Businessnen's Group to invite the three consultants to theiz October 10, 1985 HRA meetin9 for brief presentations. Refinement of scope and de,termination of funding could fol laa. Many improvements we hoge to accomplish next spring, including the Unive�sity/t4ississippi crossing landrrarks and street furniture for Plaza Center, are on hold anticipating integration with the werall stud}�. Attached are photos of the corrido�, project area map and sketches of a few past beautification proposals. �Q Attach. I4-65-108 I AREA SITE PLAN WlTH PHOTO KEY 100 �- � � 1 � � i ' %��,�' � �� \' �, � ,. �, � �• - � ,�o e°�Q - • g � � o��i . � �� . , _. ,j ° ,�y-�-� �� Mbu��IDV� Sb��t 5 --� ..r�—=--_--.-,. t.,� � ., U � ^ '� � _ -- Mn�b�i0p� 6b�� (�- $ 3 Ta � � ��f�v � 0 � �' � _— � .,a�, i^ • � . G--� � � � iF� Terpet ��'� . 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Location: Council Chamber (upper level) • �;� i i �7� � f � [ \ � 4� V � \ Y 1 � 1 ' i i • pnnr.rr HEARTNG• cONSTDERATTON OF A PRELIt�NARY PLAT. P.S. 086-01. BY VANTAGE COMPANIES. INC.: Vantage Company's Addition, by Yantage Companies, Inc., being a replat of the southerly 452•64 feet of all that part of the southxest quarter of the northwest quarter of Section 2, T-30, R-24, Anoka County, Minnesota, lying vesterly of State Trunk Highuay 47, to be used as a shopping center, the same being 8100 University Avenue N,E. 2. ,{'ONS7DERAT7QN OF A LOT SPL7T L S /86-Ot. BY SHOMAS BLOt•IDE RG : Split off the south one half of Lot 4, Block 32, Hyde Park together with the east one half of the adjacent vacated alley and add to Lot 5, Block 32� Hyde Park to create a single family residence, and split off the north one half of Lot 4, Block 32, Hyde Park together with the east o�e half of the adjacent vacated alley and add to Lot 3, Block 32, Hyde Park to ereate a single family residence, the same being 5738 - 7th Street N.E. 3. c'ONSTDERATTON OF A LOT SPLIT L S #86-02. BY RICHARD MALECEK; Split off the west 90 feet of that part of Lot 28, Revised Auditor�s Subdivision No. 77 lying easterly of the following described line: beginning at a point on the south line of said Lot 28 distant 315.6�! feet vest of the southeast corner thereof; (said southeast corner being on t6e centerline of East River Road) thence north at right angles to said south line to its intersection uith the north line of said Lot 28 and there terminating, the same being 7136 East River Road N,E. � •� �� : �:. �� :� �� + •;� . :�; • � r'� � J� � PAGES 1 - 15 16 - 23 24 - 31 32 - 39 40 PLANNING COMMISSION AGENDA FEBRUARY 26, 1986 PAGE 2 �, � :. i: • •, �. S�� . .• • ; � 1 yly • � �_ \ I . � � � Y�Y. Y \ � � l � � • :,. i_ � r'� � �rv •� Y � � : � � � • : • • • • - � � r i �I_ : � � i � v�_ � 46-50 51-52 LILAC SALMON CITY OF fRIDLEY PLA�ltIIt�G COt1F1ISSI0t� t1EFTIPlG, JA!JUARY 22, 19II6 CALL TO ORDER: Chairperson Gabel called the January 22, 1936, Planninq Corxnission meeting to or�fer at J:'sl p.ri. � ROLL CALL: +ter�bers Present: Pat Gabel, LeRoy Oquist, Dave Kondrick, lla�me IJellan, Don Qetzold I4eiahers Absent: Cob �1in+,on, Dean Saba Others Present: Jim Robinson, Planning Coordinator Dave 41eir, tloodbridge Properties Eric P�esset, lloodbridge Properties linda Fisher, rep, tJoodbridge Prnperties Jim aenshoof, Benshoof & Assoc. (See attached list) APPROVAL OF JAt�UAR.Y 8, 1986, PLA��f�I�JG CaiP1ISSIDN hiI'lUTES: ,ND'"IO:! BS' 11i;. O�I�ZST� SF.COIlDED BY �^.R. KONDRICI:, TO APPROVE :HE Ji.N. 8� 1986, PL.1N.':ZIIG CQ'�?17ZSSZOtr M79UTES AS I+T.IC'TEN. U.'O;: A VOiCE VOTL� nl:. VCTING dYE, C:fAIP.PEILSOfI GdBEL DF.CLARED TIfE 140TZ0!7 CRi2RIED UA43::IMDUSL�'. PUHLIC NEARING: CONSIDERA7ION OF A REZOP�IPlG REDUEST, ZOA e85-05, ftY THF i�rc�ircniit�, ir��.: To rezone fron C-3 (�eneral Shopping Center}, C-1 (Local Dusiness), R-1 (One Fa.iily Dwelling} and P.-3 (General idultiple Dwellingl to S-2 (Pedevelop- ment District) on Lot 4, Auditor's Subdivision Pdo. 155, except that part taken for Hightiay, and Lot 5, Auditor's Subdivision No. 155, except that part tal;en for Nighway, and the south tv�o hundred feet of the north I�alf of the north half of the southeast quarter of Section Z3, T-30, R-24 west, except that part taken f or Highway, and a portion of Lot 5, Block 5, Donnay's La4;eview '�lanor Addition, according to the preliminary plat thereof on file in the Citv �danager's OFfice, in and for Fridley, 'linnesota, all located in the south half of Section 23, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, ^tinnesota. MO_TION BY l4R. WF,LLFLY, SECOIIDED BY I1R. BF.TZOLD, _TO OPEP THE PUBLIC NETP.II7G. UPON a YOICF. S'OPE, ALL '✓O.TING ASE, CHASRPERSON GA➢EL DECLARF.D THE PUBLZC HEARZNG OPEN AP 7:32 P.19. PL,UJ��I'!G COrV1IS5I0N t1EETING, JANUARY 22, 1986 PAC,E 2 "tr. Rohinson stated this project, Lake Pointe Corporate Center, �vas heinq developed by Woodbridge Properties in cooperation with the City of Fridley the Housing & Redevelopment Authority (HRA). The project has been brought before the public in the past at NRA meetings, and this was basicall�� the _sai�e project which the neighborhood has already seen. �Mr. Robinson stated the issue before the Planning Corraission at this puhlic hearing uas a rezoning to S-2, redevelopment district zoning which was created to facilitate creative-type master plans such as this. The property was located just west of Highway 65 and north of I-694, and has been established as a tax increment district. The properties being discussed included the existing drive-in property and Lot 5, Block 5, Donnay's Lakeview �"anor Addition, owned by Mr. Gerald Johnson. Mr. Robinson stated the basic rezoning proposal e�as to take the existing proaerty which uas zoned predominately C-3 ithe Citv's highest zoning}, in addition to sone of the property whicfi was zoned R-3 and C-1, and to take it tn S-2. A portion of the property would renain R-l; that portion on the noi•th of the drive-in which was adjacent to the existing single family and a portion of the Johnson property west of the proposed right of way line on the preliminary pla �4r. Rohinson sta±ed the HRA ��uas a co-petitioner with Woodbridge Properties on the rezoning issue. He stated the HP,A has endorsed the reznning, and the Coiimissioners had a copy of a nemo from the HRA with their reconmendations dated Jan. 4, 1986. Ftr. Robinson stated the project was a multi-phase niaster plan developnent. It included seven office buildings, a restaurant, and a hotel with convention facilities. Also included »ere loti�-profile parking ramps located to the northerly portion and adjacent to the hotel. Total Constructibn ti�as close to 750,000 so. ft., not including parking ramps. 1he plan called for elaborate landscdping. '1r. Robinson stated the C-3 zoning was adequate to handle the developmen*; however, when they look.ed at the various special use permits a�hich would be re�uired for building height, liquor license, and parking on R-7, they felt S-Z zoning would help streamline the ��hole process. In addition, the S-7_ code included a provision that locked in the master plan to the site so that in the unlikely event that ldoodbridge Properties could not develop, there would have to be additional hearings before the HP,A, Planning Cortnission, and Cit�� Council to change the plan. Mr. Robinson stated that along with S-2 cane parameters for change �ihich �•�ere being spelled out at this time and alere stated in the HRA's Jan. 9th memo. They tried to allov� for flexibility to the develoner to build the pro,ject, but at the same tiree, thev 6uilt in pararaeters a�hich would protect the single familv neighborhood. E3asically, any changes that would encroach on the single fanil�i neighborhood would be deemed as a substantial change and would requir? additional review b�� the Planning Comnission and Cit�� Council. PLA��NI�IG COIIIISSION 14EETItIG, JAt�UARY 22, 1986 PA�E 3 Mr. Robinson stated Staff was recoramending the following stipulations: Changes to the Ilaster Plan sfiali be handled as outlined in the tiRA mano to the Planning Cormission dated Jan. 9, 1986. Prior to issuance of the first huilding permit, the developer must subrnit for HRA/Staff approval the follaring conprehensive plans with phasiny details: a. storm drainage b. landscaping c. signage d. ]ighting e. architectural iacade i�iaterial plan including ranp treatments Rezoninn of tne Johnson property, Lot 5, Block 5, Donnav's Lakeviear�lanor Addition, is contingent upon site control of thP Johnson propert�� by the HRA, official publication of the ordinance to be coordinated with acquisition date. ;+ir. Dave Weir, Uoodbridge Properties, stated 11r. Robinson had given an accurate depiction of the project. lie stated he had very little to add. He stated they have met �iith the neighbors at other public hearings. tloodbridge Pro�erties was very supportive of the HRA's request to change the zoning from C-3 to 5-2 so the City has control over the development process. They are comfortable with the proposed rezoning and are eager to be sure they have tf�e right to develop the property in the manner in which it has been �roposed. "4s. Gabel stated the Comission would like to hear from the traffic consultant associated with Woodbridge Properties. idr. Jim 6enslioof, Traffic Engineering Consultant with Benshoof & Assoc., stated they have conducted a comprehensive traffic analvsis of this developr�ent over the last several months. Based on discussions v�ith Citv Staff and sone input fron the neighborhood, they focused their analysis on the folloiring four points: The effects of this development and its traffic, together with other traffic at the intersection of Highway 65, Old Central, and llest Itoore Lake Drive on the east side of the developnent. The effects at Highway 47 and 57th Ave. intersection 3. The effects on local roadways in the area of 7th St., 57th Ave., and other local streets. a. The site itself, tlie access and egress for the site and circuiation within the development. t•1r. Genshoof stated they addressed these points through a cornprehensive anal��sis that began by forecasting the traffic generated by the develooment, ho�� r�anyJ irips in and out at peak hours on a daily basis, and then assigning that through the street system according to the routes nost attractive to people to travel to and from the site. Thev then added that traffic to the existing traffir,, plus traffic incurring in the future on these roadwa�is in the area; then PL�iNP1I'J6 Cf1Nl"ISSI9f; f4EETING, JAP�"ARY 22, 1986 PAGE 4 analysed the effects in terns of the capacity of the roadwa;�s and intersections to serve the projected volumes, addressed the situation from a safety stand- point, and, through that analysis, arrived at a set of conclusions. He reviewed these conclusions with the Commission: l. There are a number of planned roadway improvements in the area that will benefit all traffic in the area plus trips to and from this development--upgrading of T4 610 bridge to be completed in 1988, I-694 �aidening, local improvement of frontage road between 7th St. and 57th Ave. 2. The intersection of TH 65, Old Central, and llest Moore Lake Drive oresently operates at level service D(presently at its capacitv �limits) during the a.m. and p.m. peak hours. The level of service would drop slightly by 1988. In their analysis, they paid parti- cular attention to 1988 and 2000, the reason heing tha± 198ft would be the first year after completion of the first phase of the office, plus the restaurant. By the year 2000, the developnPnt would be fully in place and occupied. 3. The in*_ersection of 4igh��ay 65, Old Central, and lJest �'oore Lake Drive e�ill need to be upgraded by the year 2000 regardless of tiohat happens �aith this developraent. They have developed a concept plan to meet these needs and have reviewed that concept plan a�ith Citv 5taff, staff from State Department of Transportation, the Department of �iatural Resources, and Anoka County. Al1 narticipants seem to concur in the need for improvements and that this concept seened feasible recognizing that further �-�ork needed to be performed. 4. The intersection of Highway 47 and 57th Ave. operates at a better level of service than Highway 65 and Old Central (level service C duriny p.ra. peak hours) and will provide level D operation with the 1988 projected volumes. By vear 2000, the level of service vmuld decline and would indicate a need for some improvements. Improve- ments Y+ould be of a much lesser nature than at Nighriay 47 and Old Central. 5. The probable need to have an "all-way" stop control at tfie inter- section of 57th Ave. and 7th St. to serve volumes projected at that intersection; otherwise, foresee no other significant effects on local roadways. 6. The local roadway system within the developmen± will provide a good framework for meeting the internal traffic needs. Mr. Kirk Herman, 61D 57th Ave., asked hoa� they were going to prevent vehicles from cor�ing out of the developr�ent, heading easterly, and then cuttinq back on 57th Ave. Could they put in a median so cars coraing out could not turn if traffic was bogged down to get onto Highway 65. PLAP�NIN_; C0�114ISSION FIEETING, JANUARY 22, 1986 PAGE 5 Mr. Benshoof stated they are projecting just under 60°� of the traffic will come and go from the east and just over 40°: rrill come and go from the �iest. He stated it was important to note that in this develo�ment, there was a choice; and if there should be some extraordinary delays at the Highway 65 intersection, the users would understand that and �anuld find an alternative route to the west. He did not expect many notorists to do what:hlr. Herman was suggesting, because they feel that (1� with the appropriate improvements, this intersection vrill neet traffic needs; and (2) tliere are better choices bv using the roadwav systems in the propertv to 7th St. and then makin, other choices from the 7th St. intersection. Pir. Bensfioof stated there were controls that could be provided should the City decide to do tPiat. Qut, those controls would then apply equally to all people who use it, including residents of that street. F1r. iteir stated IQr. Herman's conment was a good one to pass on to the Cit� Enyineering staff when they are working on the design phase. "+Ir. Ed Littlejohn, 711 58th Ave., stated that in the pror�osal outlined h�� I4r. Qenshoof, tdest 1loore Lake Drive was an alternative route to Highriav 65 when traffic was hogyed do�m at flighway 65/Old Central. Traffic cnuld also go on uest ttoore Lake Drive, then west on 615t to Univ. Ave. What about more traffic going by the Fridley High School and Fridley 11iddle School? P1r. Oquist stated that for the traffic that would go out on West 1�loore Lake Urive, the rnajority of it ti�ould be about 4:30-5:30 when school was out and most of the children viould have ?lready gone home. f�1r. Floyd Hessti�ick, 5665 Quincy St., stated the plan showed only one lane going south out onto Highviay 65 out of the project and two lanes going north. Hou would this one lane handle any additional traffic when it does not handle the current traffic? I�ir. Qenshoof stated that right turn would 5e subject to a��ield control. There �rill be gaps in the traffic that the right turn novements will be able to utilize. One thing to note was that the traffic patterns to and fror� this develonment are opposite the peak traffic patterns. He would also like to point out the aspect of the siqnal phasinq change. tfhen tfie green light was on the west leg of the intersection, no other traffic would have the green light. The green light would be timed to stay on as long as there was a constant deraand of traffic coming fron the west, so that signal phasing change should help tfiis situation immensely. Mr. ldilliam Kell, 5675 �ackson St., stated that referring to the vrestbound exit ramp off 694 heading north on Highviay 65, in order to alleviate the . problem of people having to cross two lanes of traffic to make a left turn at Highway 65/Old Central into the development, had any study been made to put in another exit a short distance up the ramp so that traffic could get over to the service road on the east side and then cone across on Old Central? PLA��tJIHG COIdItISSIO�� t4FETI�IG. JAf�UARY 22. 1986 PAi:E 6 14r. Benshoof stated thev had thought of that and had discussed it with Staff and other agency staff participating. It was an idea worthv of further engineering study. It was too early for then to judge whether it was tlie best idea or not. Mr. Kell asked what possibility there was to having another metered ramp from the developnent entering directly onto the westbound ramp onto 694. This would eliminate a lot of the problens of traffic going out onto Nighway 65 and then onto the ramp. Mr. Benslioof stated that had not been discussed in depth. He thought there tiaas sone reiuctance on the part of the State Departiaent of Transportation to allow an exclusive ra��ip from a development. 14r. Richard Glumac, 5725 Quin c� St., stated that if he was coming from blest �ioore Lake Drive to the Highway 65/Old Central intersection at around 4:30 p.m., if there was a lot of traffic backed up, how could he get to that intersection? Mr. Bensfioof stated they have addressed that situation. They would expect a stop sign to be installed to control that. In both the morning and evening peak hours, there eiould be sufficient gaps incoming and outgoing to allor� for a left hand turn fror.� llest 1loore Lake Drive. i+!r, llellan asked about exterior ligh*ing. hir. Weir stated the height of the lights was less ir��portant than the type of lighting fixture. The primary type of fixture, particularly in a residential area, would l�e a box-tyre fixture with down lighting. The typical height of the fixture would range from 12-16 ft. The distance of the lighting fixtures frum the homes ti•�as pretty substantial. He stated they felt lightinq was an extremely important factor in the kind of tone that was set for a neighborhood. 5ince the neighborhood was essentially a residential neighborhood, that factnr �ras extremely inportant in selectinq a fixture. The�� want to convey to the public, to traffic on I-694, to their neighbors to the north, and people on the site that this is a park-like type of environment. iir. 6etzold asked about signage; for instance, for the hotel. llould there be an�f luninous sians that would be f acing the neighbarhood? �1r. 'Jeir statc�i they have not selected the locations on each building for signage. He stated that purely from a directional standpoint and inforrmational standpoint, thev �aill be asking for back-lit sin,ns. Thev are no*. lookinr, for the neon type hard-to-look-at sign. It all has to be in keeping with the letteriny style and the size of the si,nage as it relatecl to the scale of the building. He ti•�as not sure uhat type of signage the hotel would be rerues*.ing. He stated they are very serious about what they are proposing and the quality level of this �roposal. lir. 4lellan asked a6out the storn water drainaye systen. PL,ulf�II1G C01•1S4ISSEOf! 11EETI4lG, JNiUARY 22, 1986 PAGE 7 Mr. Gerald Sunde, Civil Engineer rrorking �rith 4Joodbridge Prorerties on matters relating to platting, drainage, etc., stateci the criteria used by the City of Fridley and the Rice Creek llatershed District requirenents were that they cannot discharge water at any rates greater than they aiere prior to any development. So, the.i�vill be adding some ponding areas on the site to control — the rate of discharge. ' �hir. tJellan asked about contaminations frorn the parking lots, Mr. Sunde stated there will be sedimentation as the water goes into the pond- ing areas; also the Rice Creek !latershed District requires they have skinmers on all the ponds so that any oils are skimmed off and cannot get out of the ponds. Ne stated the Rice Creek llatershed District requirements were very strict. He stated the State Departnent of Transportation vias very interested anA was Viorkinr� with then in terns of the lqcation of the ponding areas. Ms. Gabel asked about the sanitary setiier system and its capacity. I4r. Sunde stated the sanitary seoier rister� will be piped up from 7th St. They have done an analysis on the size of tlie systen in the area of the site and are workiny on that with the City. The systen cores very close to capacity dovm by University Ave., and that �ras being analyzed also. NOTIOfl BY MR, KO:lpRZCK� SECO^IDF.D B4' 1?R. BETZOLD, TO CLOSE :II£ P�.^➢L'C ffEAfZZ1JG, UPON A VOZCE VOTE� 1LL ?OTI.";G AYE, CI[AIRPEHSOlJ GABF,L DECLAe:F.D ^!?E PU�?L!C NEARING CLOSPD AT 9:35 P.;1. MOTZOIJ BY f1R. KOtIPR:CK, SECOIJDED BY MR. OQUZST, TO RECO.'flfE?JD TO CITY COUNCIL APPROV.�L OF REZOIJITJG REQUES_T, ZOA If85-OS, B�' TNF. FRIDI.F.Y HOUSIPJG & RFDEVF.LOPMENT AUTHORZTN Iti COOPERATION WiTH WOODARIDGE PROPF.RTIF.S� II.'C.� TO REZOlJF, FROM C-3 (GENEhdL SNOPPING CF.N_TF.R) � C-1 (LOCAL BUSINESS) � R-1 (O"7E F�l;'9ZLY DI;'ELLIIJG) re!v'D R-3 (GEiJEIL7L !/ULTIPLE D{IEiLIIlG) 'i"O S-2 (REDEVELOP�+:EilT DISTRICTJ 0�1' LOT 4, aUDITOR`S SUBDZVZ570'J 1d0. I55, EX.CEP'" THAT PAPT TAKE7J FOR HIGHWAY, AIJD LOT 5, dUDZTOR's SUBDNZSIO;,' 7J0. I55, EXCEPT TXaT PAP.T TAKF.^7 FOR HIGHIJAY, Al1D TI!P, SOU_TN 'i"fd0 HUP7DRED FEET OF SHF. TJORTH HALF OF TH.^; 1JORTIi NALF OF TNF. SOU'_"lIEA: T �p�nmgR OF SF.CT_*C.`: 23� T-30, R-24 WEST, FXCEPT THdT PART TAY,E."+ FOP. lIZGHi;'AY, AIJD A POP,T_*077 OF LQ"_'S� BLOC}; 5� DO!Ji+dl'�S LAKEVZ£:: 1?ANOR ADDZ'"ION� ACCORDSNG TD THE pRELI?�lINARS' PLAT THEREOF Oi+' FZLE IN _THE CI:'Y MA�'AGER'S OFFICE� IIJ RIID FOR FRIDI,EI', PfZNA'ESOTA, ALL LOCATED I;v THE SOUTN HnLF OF SECTIOP7 23, T-30, P.-24, CZTY OF FRIDLEY, COO"��TY OF AIJOICA� I97TJ:lESOiA� WI"'P TIf.'.' FGLLOId7lvG STZPULA_Ti01J: : 1. CHANGES TO THE N:7STER PZdi:d SEiALL BF. HP.NDLED AS OUTLINF,D ZIT SffF, HOUSING & REDEVELOPI9EN_T AUTNORITY MEI90 TO THE PL%J.NIIIG C012'�ZSSION DATED JRlJU:-,RY 9, 2986, ,_ 2. PRIOR SO ISSUANCE OF THE FIRST BUILDING PERMIT, THE DEVELOPEP. SU.T3.'.'ZT FOR HOUS777G & REDcVELOPIdENT AUTHORITY/STAFF APPROVAL ?'XF, FGLLOhIZNG COMPREHENSIVE PLAIlS 67TlI PHdSZNG DEmAILS: a. STORM. DR.lIt7AGE b. Z�11lDSCdPING C- LIGIITZNG d. SZG1rAGE e. ARCHZTECTURAL FACADE MRTF.P.IAL PLRtI INCLUDING RA�1P TA.EP.^_'."F.":TS ('LAPlNIIIG COt��tISSION I?EETIP�G, JAtlUAR� 22, 1986 PAGF R 3. P.EZOti It7G OF THF, JO7117SON PP.OPERTY � 7.OT 5, IILOCK 5� DONt7A1" S L�iKEVIEL' !."1770R ADDITIDN, ZS COl.'TIIJGENT UP071' SSTE CO.NTROL OF TNE JOHNSOl1 PROPERTY BY THE NOUSZIIG & REDEVELOPNF,NT AUL"NORZTI', OFFZCIdL PUBLICATION OF THE OP.DI:Y�I'CF, TO BF. CODRDINdTED t92T3+ r3C^UZSIT_TD!: DATT. — � UP09 A VO:CE :�'JTE� ALL VOTI:dG 11Y£,� Cffr1IP.PERS05 GA3EL DECLr1.RF.D TIIE 'QOmZOi1 C:,7RZF,D ZINdIdIl10USL3'. 2. PUL'LIC HEARItlG: COP�S?DERATI0�1 OF A PRELIIIIPlARY PLAT, P.S. �85-07, LAKE ."!TE ,OR ORA E E R, BY RIDL Y SIt G, R L RITY Itd OOPCRATI(1�� I t IJ00[�[3RIDG[ ROP R IE , P. 6eing a ren at o Lot , Au itor's Su� �vision No. 155, except that part tal:en for High�.ia��, and I.ot 5, Auditor's Suhdivision No. 155, except that part taken for Highway, and Lot ZZ, E31ock 10, f?onnay's Lakevietr 'ianor Addition, according to the map or plat tf�ereof on file and of record in ttie Office of the Registrar of Titles in and for- Anoka f,ounty, tiinnesota, and the south two hundred feet of the north half of the north half of the southeast quarter of Section 23, T-30, R-24 west, except that part taken for Highway, and Lot 5, alock 5, Donnay's Lakevietirllanor Addition, all located in t!�e south half of Sectivn 23, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, �iinnesota. MOP.TO.": UY L1P.. BE_^'ZDI�D� St?CO!iDED 31' F;R, [iF,LLAi:� _TO OPF.�7 TiIE PUBLZC !1L'AP.L"JG. UPOi: A VOICE V6TE� ALL YOTZNG AYC� CIfAIRPEfLSON Gd➢EL b�CLAi?F.D TI!P', PU73LIC fiPARING OPEI� Ai 9:37 P..'1. Mr. P.obinson stated the rlattinc� included all the pro�erty, +.he drive-in property and the Johnson nroperty, Lot 5, [ilock 5, Donnay's Lakevi?a� �lanor Fddition. The olat was designed to facilitate the naster olan structure ohasinq. '".r. Robinson stated Staff was reconrending the follo�ring stipulations: 1. Approval of final plat contingent upon site control of the Johnson property, Lot 5, Q1ock 5, Donney's Laf:evier� `lanor /Iddition. 2. Declaration of protective covenants and easer:ients shall be submitted, approved b�� the City and recorded ��ith the plat. Itens of concern shall include, but not be linited to: a. Disposition and maintenance of outlots b. Restriction of outlots usage to �reen space, buffer areas c. !laintenance of corvnon areas d. Land use e. Prohibited activities f. Joint par!:ing/access agreenents g. Other itens dee�aed appropriate by the City Attorne� 3. ParF: fee, based on total square footage of the repiatted properties as defined in the puhlic hearing notice, to be paicl on a pro rata basis uith each buildin, pernit. :10_TSO.Y BY f9R, f:ONDRICK� SECO.IDEb BY MF.. BE_^'ZOLD, TO CLOSE THF, PUBLIC HF.API?1G. UPO:v' A VOSCE VO_TE� n"LL ?�OTI1lG a:E� CfIAIRPEA•50:] G.�lBEL DECLftP.F•D '1'77i PL?BLIC HEaR_T."TG CLOSED A_T �:40 P.fd. Pu1NP�ItIG CatrtISSIOt� I4EE7ING, JAt1UAftY 22. 1986 PAGE 9 NOTIOIr BY MR. Y.OPDRICK, SECOtIDED BY HR. 0(7UZST, TO REC�'iNEIlD TO C721' COC7NCIi, APPROVAL OF PRELSNIIJARY PLAT� P.S. �85-07, LA};F. PDIN"'E CORPORII"'E CE"JTF.R, ZiI' TliT•. FRIDLEY HOUSING 6 REDEVSLOPF;EtT^ AC�^_'N.ORZPI' I"? COOPF.!?ATIOA' 4TZ"'N 4700PRP.; DGF. PROPERTZF.S, ItJC, � IIEIIIG A P.EPLAT OF LOT 4, AUD_*TCR�g SUI3DIVZSIOTI NO. 155, EXCEPT TN.'vT PART TAliEN FOR HIGNWAY, AND LOT 5, AUDITOR'S SUDDIVISIOIJ N0. 15�, EXCEPT TNAi P1iP.T TAK£,N FOR HIGfII�7A:', AT7D LO: 22, IILOCK I0, D0.^.'Nnl"S LAKF.I�ICf•1 .MANOR e7DDIm:ON, ACCORDIIJG "'O TH£ MAP OR PL',T TIlF.RF,OF O': F-LC ANP OF RECORP I17 TNF OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR OF TITLES ICI A:;P FOIt AIdOi:A CO!SV7'Y, 1!ZN;:ESO^'A, A:�D THE 50UTH ^.'WO HUNDRED FEET OF _TNE NOP.TN NAL^ OF _TY.E NORTN lIALF OF PH6 SOUT1iE.13_T QUARTER OF SFCSZON 23� 5-30� R-29 iIESP� EXCF,P_T _"'F7.;°' PART TAKF.:! FOF HZGIf'711'� AldD IAiS� BI.00K 5� DONNAY�S 7dKEPIEI'I FfA170P ADP:TIC�.'�� ALL LOCA°iPD S:d THi; S7U_Ti1 !lALF OF SECT*Oi7 23, -"'-30, R-.79, CZ^'Y OF FR:DiF.]', CCU:JTY OF A,tiOF:A, 19Zi7NESOTl, YlIT71 _TIfE FY7LL0f✓If7G ST:PULr7T70.'iS: 1. APPP.OVAL OF FZNAL PLA^' COIITIIJGEL'T I�POT7 SZTF. COJ:TROL OF T.'iF JOHNSOId PROPERTY, L0� 5, BLOCK 5, DOL'tiAY'S LAF'F.YSF.F: !!A':OR ADDTPIO"1 2. DECLARATION OF PA.OPECTITB COVE.'rA.^.TS A;JP EASF..NF,tiTS 5N.7LL BE SUA'fIT:'F.D, APpROYED BY TIfE CI?'Y AtJD RECORDED F;I^'tl T?fE PLAP. ITF..'1S OF CO.ti'CF.f?IJ SHALL Z:ICLUDE, BUT 7lOT BE LI,'?I:ED TO: a. DISPOSZ_TZOi: Rr'D !!Ai;d_TEN11'CE OF OU�'ZATS b. P.ESTRICTZON OF OUTLO_T� USJfGE TO GRF.£�! SP�3i"'l, BUFFF.R ARE�1S c. ffd71�'TE:1.L"10E OF CO!1."40I1 :il2ETi5 ci. LAND USE e. PROHZBI"_'ED dCT:VZTIES f. JOZ[i: P�1°KIPlG/ACCF.SS AGRFE."!E"TS 9. OT11ER T_TEI:S DEE!!ED APPP.OPRI�aTE B�' THF, CITY ATTOR.9E}' 3. PARK FEE, BASED O1J TO^'A.*. SpUARF FOOTAGE OF THF. RF.PZ.ATTF.D PROPERTZES �� DEFI:�£D I."i _TfI.T.' Pi,'B:ZC HEAF.Z:iG 90.TICF., T:.� B!C P;,ZP OIi A PRO A.r1Pit BASIS h'Z_^'!1 En`Cfl BUZLDIIJG PER'SIT. l7PO:d A VOZCE VO?'E� ALL VOTZNG IYE� CNAIT?PEP.SON CABEL DF,CLAFEP _T.Y,^ F'JTZO:' CAHRZED UiJA"77:TOL'SLl'. 3. PUIiLIC HEARIP;G: COiJSIDERATIO'J OF A SPF.CIAL USE PERIfIT, SP =E35-17, BY TI!E Pei• Section ��T.�7.1, C, 5 of the Fridley City Code to allo�� an autoriobile parking lot to be located in R-1 zoning on Lot 22, Bloc'< 10, Donnay's Lake- viem "tanor Addition, according to the nap or plat thereof on file and of record in the Office of the Registrar of 7itles in and for Anoka County, Minnesota, all located in the south half of Section 23, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, �tinnesota. IdOTIO.S ITY :.'R. OQUIST, 5ECOCDED BY 14R. KOI:D.°.ICi:� TO OPE'J PHE pURLZC HEAP.Ti:G. UPOIJ a VOZCE VOTE� ALL VOTING AYE, CHAZRPERSDIJ GABEL DECLARED THE PUBLIC HE.�RING OPEN AT 9;42 P.M.. .ir. Robinson stated the lot in question was Lot 22, Block 10, Donnay's Lakevie�v tianor Addition, the lot which will renain sinsle family ard uas not proposed to be rezoned as S-2. The special use perrnit was for parY.ing on single family property for use by the adjacent property. PLA«NING COt1�tISSION tfEFTI'�G, JA'�t1A2Y 22, 1986 pAGE 10 i•1r. Robinson stated Staff �aas recoi,imendinc, the follooiing stipulations: l. Landscaping inc]uding berming shall be constructed in a manner so as to provide a dense year-round screening between the _ development and the single family homes t� the north. 2. Lighting used for the development shall be shaded or diffused to reflect light away from the adjoining oron�rty. t4r. Robinson stated of particular concern to the City was where the driveways cor�e out from the development and ��here headlights of cars wou7d point north, They want to make sure there is very good screening in those areas so the headlights will not intrude on tfie neighbors to the north. !lOTiO!: BY 1."R. BETZOLD, SFCOL'DED BY .MR. F:O:,'DRZCI;, ^O CiCSE T,'.'E P1�➢L:C :IF,�7R:.tiG, UPOiJ il VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTZ:�G AYL, Ci1r,IRPERSO'�' G�1➢EL DECIIRPD PHF, PL'3LZC IiF.ARIIJG CLOSP.D AT 9:44 P.19. 1+10?'IOIJ BY M.R. XD.JDR_TCi:� SECDi:D-D III' MP, BETZOLD� TO RECO.�?1dEiJU TO C_TTS' COUi1C.'L APPRO`✓AL OF SPECIAL USF, PERl?ZT� Sp k85-17� B7' TNE FRIDLEl' ff0I�S7.'IG ,G REDTVE:�OP- ME.'7T AUT110RIT1' IN COOPERATIOI! FffTH IJOODBRIDGE PROPEP.TIF.S, INC. , PPP. SF,CT?ON 205.07.: , C, 5 Ofi T,�(E FftZDLF,Y CITI' CODE, TO ALLIN.` I�;' A1.�TO,�fOBTLE PA.4NING I,OT TO BE LOC�tTED IN R-I ZC,YlING ON LOT 22� DLOCK 1.0� D011Ne1Y'S L7'�};EVIF.l9 11ATlOP. APDIT?Q": � ACCORDII7G TO THE hflu� OR PLAT THF.RF,OF D�i FILE A?;D OF RF,CORD SA THE OFFTCF OF TXL A.EGZSTRRR OF TITLES IN A77D FOR ANOX.A COU9Ti � M_T^iIDF.SOTA� IiLL LOCATPD _TN TIIE SOi7:'7 IfALF OF SECTIOtJ 23, T-30, R-24� CITi' OP FR:DLE� � COU:JTY OF Al10Ii�7, !!I,S'1JE� OTA, k'ZiN Ti7i: FOLLOIiI:.'G ST_TPUI,dTIOD_S: 1. LA::'JSCAP*:iG P•JCLUDIidG BER'%ING SIiALL 3E CO;15TP.L'C_Ti:D ZN A f4APJ;lEY. SO AS TO PP.OVZDE A DENSfi Y'EAR-RCL:tiD SCREETJ_T"1G BF._^?dEF.`7 TIIF. DEYELOP."^.E.7: AVD T.YE SZNGLF. FdI!ILY If0!!ES TO Tl.'E NOF.T+I. 2. L_TGiiT7.':G L!.SED FOR TNE DLVEi,O�!?E:1T SIIALL BE SIIi1DF.D OR DIFFUSED TO RF,FLECT L_*GHT A!:'Ak' FROM TIIF. ADJOIF%ING PROPF.RTY. CPO;i A POICE VOTF„ AEL VOTING AYE, CNdZR.7E??SOld GABF.L DECLr1RF.D THE 110TID17 CaRRI£D LRJ:,97.'.'OUSLY. �1s. Gabel stated tiie rezoning request, platting request, and speciai use pernit t�ould ali go to City Council on February 24. Itr. Dave tleir stated he �•iould like to take this ooportunity to express t!�eir appreciation to City Staff--hlr. Robinson, and a lot of other staff people who have worked incredibly hard to be able to neet this tinetable. He would li�e to nake sure those �eople's efforts were recognized. 4. REALLOCATIO"J OF 1985 C0141UNITY DEVELOPIIENT BLOCK 6RAtIT FUNDS: Mr. Robinson stated that in 1985, a portion of the City's 1985 CDE3� allocation was designated for Riverview Neights Park Development/Acquisition which was slated as a natch for possible LAllCOfl funding. Unfortunately, the Citv did not receive any LAl•lCOt� funds. It seaied appropriate that these monies� be reallocated into the Center City account for fISP work riest of University AvP. This would hring the total 1985 Center City fund to 5108.664. PLIUIi�I�lG CO"411ISSI0�! MFETIf�G, JANUABY 22, 19II6 PAGE 12 UPON A VDICE VO_TE� ALL VOTP.dG AYE� CH:lIRP.T.'RSG.S GABF.L DECLARP,D THP N•O_"SOP.' CdRRIED UN.�I7IMOUSLi . 6. RFCCIVE JANUARV 6, 19�36, PARKS & RECREATION COhi14IS5I0�� MINUTES: 190TZ0,': 3i' l9R. KONPR_TC?;, SECO,';Di:D BI' .MR. BETZOi.D, TO RTCF.ZVF. Tlf!i"JAN. 6, 198C, �PARi.'3 d BECREATICN COI.',!ISyIO:I f,'I:,'�'."ES. U?c�N .; VOICE YO:F„ ALL 10TING AYE, CH,AZRPERSOf: GABcL DF,CT.�RED TNF 1dOTZOd' G1P.RIED Ut7AA'I!�DUSLY. Ptr. 3etzold stated that regarding a location for the 49er's Davs "Round-up" and carnival, Mr. John Flora has suggested that as an alternative to Locke Park, the 49er's Day Cormittee also ask the City Council for the use of the parking lot east of City Ha11. �1r. Getzold s*a*ed his main concern was tying up the parking lot for the whole week. F1r. Flora felt there may still be sufficient parking. �Nr. 6etzold stated he ��as scheduled to r�eet with the Cit�� Council on Feb. 3 to make the formal request for Locke Park, but he had sent a letter to the Cit;� rlanager asking tiiat City Staff explore the feasibility of using the parkiny lot. l�'D��.'09' DY ;4R. KONDP,ICK� SECO;JDED 3F NR. BETZOLD, TO CONCUR F7ZTU _TIIE PARfLS 6 RECREA_TIOti CO.'4.MiSSIOiJ ZN TNE.TR RECO!!i9E."2DR'."?O!d TO CZ_TY COUNCIL TIfrT TlfT FRIDLF,I' 49EP.'S DRYS CO.'�'.'1:TTEE 3c ALLO[9i�.D ?'O US'E LOC?'E PARK nRF.A IlEX'!' TO COLUKIIIii nREL'A FOR TNE "ROUND-UP" � Si73JFCT TO TIfF. FOLIAI:Zi7G COI7CF,RNS BE2,']G Ai)1)RESSED: 1 . .S'SURr1110E 2. fr�eTEP. SUPPL]' 3, BEER PER"I"'S 4. L9PnCT Oti NEZGf?BORHOOD � - UPO.'� VOiCE :'O.TE� GABF,L� OYUIST� i:OidDRICK� 41ELL�LS'� i�OTZf�G AI'T� BF,TZOLP AIISTAIfl7;7�� CN.i7A.PERgp."Z GABEL DECLAP,F,D THI: :NOP_TQ!' CARBiF.D. � 7. RECEI'JE JANUARY 7, 1986, EPJERGY PPC,]ECT CO'11"ITTEE t'INUTES: ."90�"70.`J BY ;9P.. f;O;:PA.ICt:, SECONDED B2' i?R. IIET20LD, TO P.F,CEIVE TXE JA7. 7, 19A6, EP+T:RGl' PROJECT CO��'.'CITTEF. MZTJL'TES. UPOT.' A NOICE VOTE� ALL VOTZ:JG AYF,� CAA=R?ERSCiI GABF,L DECI.ARED THE 190"'_TOIT CARRrF,D Uhn."IIMOUSLS'. 8. RECEIVE JAtJUARY 8, 1986, HUI'AN RESCURCES C01111ISSIOt! hiINUTES: :�fO�IO"; BY ;'R. OQUIST, SECOITDED BY hR. KO^IDR_TCY., TO RECEZVF. THE JA77. E, '986, fR7.'9dS7 RPSOURCES COMMZSSION M777UTES. 'JPOS! A YOICE VOTE� ALL VOTZNG dYL� CHAIRPF,P.SON GABEL DECZ.liRED TIfF. MOTZO.`: CARRZED Ui71YIM0USLY. PLAIJNING COP1h1ISSI0t1 ItEETING. JAt1UAR`! 22, 1986 9. RECEIVE JAPIUARY 9, 1986, NOUSING & REDEVELOPttENT AUTHORITY MINUTES: PAGF 13 .MO"'70:7 dY IdR. OQUIST, SECONDED BY MR. KONDRICK, TO RECEI7E TNE JAN. 9, 198(, HOUSIT7G 6 REOEI�F,LOPMF.IdT AU_TIiORI.TY :?I.']UTES, 11PON�A VOICE VOPP, ALL VOT277G AYF., CNaZRPPRSOti GABP.L DF.CIr1RF.D THE MOS_TO.'+ CARRIED UNAilIMOUSL�'. 10. P.ECEIVE JAfIUARY 14,1986, COPi•1UPlITY DEVELOPf1FPlT COtdMISSIO�l t'IPIUTES: MO'�^IOI� BY 14A. OQUIST� SECOtIDED Bl' FtR. XOI7DRICH� TO RECENE T7IE JA'7. 2A, 19R(, COIf.';'J.^iITY DEVELOP.'9FIJ. COtfM_TSSION NI:JUTF.S. UPO^; A VDICE VOTE� ALL VOTING nYE, CifAIRPERSON GAAF..T. DF,CLARED TIiE IfOT.'OiJ CARRIED UIrAI.'Z'9l9ii_SLY, 11. RECENE JAtJUARY 14, 1986, APPEALS COIt1ISSI0fJ MIP�UTES: MOTION AY 19R. BETZOLD� SECOiJDED BY MR. WELLAtd, TO RECZEVE _THE JAlJ. 14, 1986, APPEAL;i COMf4ISSION 19T1JUTF,S. UPON A VOICE VDTE, ALL VOTII7G A�E, CAAIRPF.RSON GAHEL DECLARED '"NF. !'O'"IOt.' C7RRIED Ul:rl:7l.'40USLY. 12. RECEPJC JAhlUARY 15, 1966, E"lVIR�N�;F�lTAL DUALITI' C0141ISSI��' h1I�II1TfS: !dOTIO,V B]' /fP.. l4ELLAN� SECONC°D Bk' MR, i:ONDRZCY., TO RECEIVE TNF. JAN. IS, 2986, ENVZROilM.EIJTAL QUALITY C0:IMISSI05 M,INUTES, UPO.'1 A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYF., CFfAIRPERSON GABEL DECLARED THE MOTION CARRZED UNAITIIdOUSLY, Mr. '.lellan stated the Comr�issioners had a copy of a nemo fron tiyra Gibson dated Jan. 22 regarding composting. It was the concensus of the Environnental Qualit.� Cor.r�ission that they continue to look into conposting for the Citv of Fridle;. There were a lot of problems both �aays, but they felt the net effect was there to reduce the load to the landfills, resource recovery plans, etc. Mr. Wellan stated his. Gibson had done a fine ,job in contacting the various coinmunities throughout the metropolitan area and had included with her memo a list of composting pros and cons for each community. Mr. Wellan stated monies are available through the State vrhich could be used for maintenance of tlie project. The Environmental Quality Cormnission vrould like the Planning Commission to support their recommendation that the City consider a canposting program in the City of Fridley to be located either near SORT Recycling or some location where it would not be 3ffensive to the neigfibors. 19r. Wellan stated they definitely do not want the SORT Recycling progran to suffer; in other words, monies taken avray frorn the recycling program to provide for the conposting program. The recycling program, as far as prioritv, was much more important than composting. PLAPIWItk� Cf1t4f1ISSI0t! �1EETIt�G JIUtUARY 22, 1986 PAGE 14 MO_°'ION $Y 1dR. WELL7t9� SECO:iDF.➢ AY �dR, OQUZS_T� TO COI:CUR WI'"H TNF, E9VIRON;iF,'d:"l�L QUaLITY COIT.�ISSZOII'S RECOI�1MPvDa_TIOI: SO THF. CZT:' CO('YCIL THAT CITS' STAFF DEVELOP �Vr ESTZIdATED AUDGET FOR I?9PLEl9EtJSI7dG A C�'1P�ST PROGWiA1 ZP; m�l� �,-m�� p;� FRZDLEI' IIASED O.J EXPENSF.S FRO,Y O;1?ER I;UNZCTPdLIT7�� A.`:D SO LOOK FOR A PPO?-i�:'� SITE ZIJ TIIT CI.Y FOR CO.?.'?O.STFNG. � UPON R VOICE VOTR, ALL VOT_TIJG AYE, CAi2RIEL' U:JA1J7140USLY. ADJOUR'!I".EP�T: CflAIRPERSON GAABL DECI.r]RF•D TNF. .'�Om70.^: MD"'ZO.V Dl' I1R. XO:JDRICK, Si;CO::DED BY MR. BETZCLD, '"O AD'O�'P:�; THF. 1fEETrr,�;, �rp��-; � VO:CE VOTE� ALL '✓OTZNG A3'F,� CNAZRPF.RSOIJ GABF.L DECL.IF.EP TIiE JFi!�. 22� i986� PLiI.'4!li.`1G CO!i/lISS_TO.N 14EE?'S7;G ADJOURNED AT 10:95 P.M. Respectfully submitted, , ; .�' " %" r.: � .. . !� �T� Lynne:�aba Recording Secretary ; .i i� ��r�r� �'�'r�rr,..c�..�..�-Q-�- _ �c�-,�. a?a?, / I` � � _ _ tJ �.,v�-►c,c ; YG��/�C.. �d�� ,'>-� ,�- ��f"�� /�''��K t�e•-m �� c�% Cr � N� C F (Z ( � DC�rC 17 6� l; �'f� �1� � -JO� �c r/ �cs-av✓ �� a'.i.�yc �. � �-. 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E'. � c., �<< y �c,�..�r �( i¢,�.: foze � c�.ny3p.�a� Y N u.;� u� o+� �, PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION Notice is hereby given that there wili be a Public Hearing of the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley in the Lity Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on Wednesday, February 26, 1986 +�n the Council Chamber at 7:30 p.m. for the purpose of: Consideration of a Preliminary Plat, P.S. k86-01, Vantage Company's Addition, by Vantage Companies, Inc., being a replat of the southerly 452.64 feet of all that part of the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of Section 2, T-30, R-24, Anoka County, Minnesota, lying westerly of State 7runk Highway 47, to be used as a shopping center, the same being 5100 University Avenue N.E. Any and all persons desiring to be heard shall be given an opportunity at the above stated time and place. PATRICIA GABEL CHAIRWOMAN FLANNING COMMISSION Publish: February 17, 1986 February 14, 1986 16 � CITY OF FRIDLEY � 6451 UNIYERSITY AVE. N.E. FRIDLEY, MN 6b432 te�2)ar�-ssso PRELIMINARY PLAT REQUEST REZONING RE�UEST ZOA �` 17 VACATION REOUEST SAV +F � PLATTING REGIUEST P.S. # ��-v/ / 9�7 R$�UFST FEE �'` O PARR fEE RDCEIPf #� -• a� a� •� i � •� i � • i � �• ��: >! J_ ?� 44 ��_1L�1 � h. �. PROPERTY INFORMATION PROPERTY AD�S Refer to Attached Legal,DesCr3�LTon L.F�AL i� Refer to Attachment c �r: K:N :��Y i�.� PRSSII�T zCNIf1G M' 2 R$U�'PID ZCNTtdG �- 3 RE7�S4� FDR R$�[TFSP: A site glan showing the ptoposed future use is required for all r� oning. The preliminary plat is requested to allow for Phase I construction of an ao�roximate 100.000 s.f. Wholesale C1ub. *.•..***•*.t��*•:.•+*.•*.,�+,�.+.*.•*.:.ft*�*.•:�•,�*:**�•**.•*.«**..**.**••*..•��*+�.. OWNER INFORMATIQN The Fridl-ey Golf Driving Range, Inc. NAME (please print) C/0 Mr. Roger Jones g.i�g � 445-5400 pp�� 5905 Westbrook Road, Golden Valley, Minnesota 55422 SIGI�'IURE IY�.TE *R*t*#*##f##**f�Fli****f##**#**t#tt#***tt!**RRtf*!fe*t#*#****t**f�*tt#f#*#**ik#f*R**#*i�# PETITIONER INFORMATION � �� irn) Vantage Properties, Inc. ��E # 854-5525 � 2626 East 82nd t, Suite 101, Bloomington, Minnesota 55420 t Sicta�zv n�.� 2-�i-&h `� Matthew N. Nicoll, Yice resident ft!#f!*fr*i**#**#*#*!*f *###f #*lttR*!****tfft!#**fltfit#fkt*f i�!*f!*rt*+t****k**+Fir�t*#f 1�f *** � .. � � . ••. s. « .. � �•. �� SI'IHTI.ATIDNS: n�%1� n�a'rE n�� n�Te VANTAGE COMPANIES P.S. �86-01 _PHILIP P. h�NRO� 720 .-MA�NETTE, WI 54143 NORMAN G. HOLM 700 INDUSTRY AVENUE N.W. A"JOKA, MN 55303 RAIPH VIRGILLO 7466 PiEADOW00D DRIVE BROOYLYP� PARY., MN 55444 JOHN G. PURMORT 13130 ISLAND VIEW DRNE ELK RIVEP,, MN 55330 BRYANT INVESTMENTS 3140 CHOWEN AVENUE SOUTH MINP�EAPOLIS, MN 55416 JULIAN JOHNSON 9009 WASHINGTON N.E. BLAINE, MN 55434 GERALD PASCHK.E 7970 UNIVERSITY AVENUE FRIDLEY, HN 55432 RONALD J. FLANAGAN 1700 W HWY 36 SUITE 621E ST PUAL, MN 55113 PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY 3701 WAYZATA BOULEVEARD BOX 709 MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55440 JlU1ES I TAYLOR 1487 - 97TH AVENUE N.W. COON RAPIDS, MN 55433 BRYANT FRANKLIN 12789 Q STREET OMAHA, NE 68137 DEMATTS INCORPORATED 10301 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N.E. BLAI"lE, MN 55434 BRYANT FRANKLIN 800 WEST COUNTY ROAD D NEW BRIGHTON, hiN 55112 Planning Commission City Council MAILING LIST WILLIAM BARBUSH 3140 CHOWEN AVEP�UE SOUTH MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55416 MIDWEST FEDERAL 801 NICOLLET HALL MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55402 BRYANT FRANKLIN CORP. P.O. BOX 599 SAN ANTONIO, TX 78292 FRIDLEY GOLF DRIVING RANGE BOX 32101 FRIDLEY, MN 55432 PARK CONSTRUCTION 7900 BEECH STREET FRIDLEY, HN 55432 VANTAGE PROPER7IES, INC. 2626 EAST 82ND STREET SUITE 101 BLOOMINGTON, MN 55420 ROGER JONES 5905 WESTBROOK ROAD GOLDEN VALLEY, MN 55422 JULIAN JONNSON 1011 - 4157 AVENUE N.E. MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55421 RODNEY T. THEIN FIRST BANK MINNEAPOLIS FIRST BANK PLACE P.O. BOX A-55 MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55480 , 2/13/86 I8 Effective January 17, 1984 1986 P(LICY STATEMFNf CN PARK FEFS � n Date February 12, 1986 In determining fair market value of public areas for land subdivision for cash p3yment as required by Ordinance 1633, the following values will be used: Residential Subdivision Residential Lot Split Crnmercial/Industrial Subdivision or Lot Split $1,500.00 per lot $ 750.00 per lo� $ 0.023 per sq. ft. 'Itiis fee is to be paid at the time of final plat or lot split approval. The City Council may defer collection to the ti�:e a building permit is requested for individual lots created by such subdivision/lot split. The City retains the option to accept an equivalent amount in cash from the applicant foz part or all of the portion required to be dedicated. ::. : n: .�r ?�� The undersigned �derstands that according to the City Platting Ordinance, the followirzg public park land dedication is required to plat residential, co�arercial or industrial zoned property. It is further understood that the public park land dedication or cash payment equivalent is at the discretion of the City. It is agreed that a cash �yrt�ent of S 1��98•91 will be paid according to the above stated policy foz the following su�division/lot split. Lot 1, Block 1 and Lot 1, Block 2 Vantage Companies Addition (Located at 81st Avenue and University Avenue) It is agreed that the following land dedication is provided according to the above stated policy for ti�e following subdivision/lot split: Dedication: Subdivisiot�/Lot Split: Zt�e imdersigned further agrees to notify all future property owners or assigns of the cash pay�rent requirenent, if it is to be collected at the time of issuance of a building pe�mit. Date Matt Nicoll (Vice President) fProp�itp'6��f°Signafaief Vantage Properties, Inc. 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FRIDLFY.!�111tif',ti0"PA 594i'_ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: vtione �ni�i sn-��u 24 The City of Fridley Planning Commission will be holding an informal hearing on a request for a lot split, L.S. q86-01, by Tom Blomberg, to split off the south one half of Lot 4, Block 32, Hyde Park, together with the east one half of the adjacent vacated alley and add to Lot 5, Block 32, Nyde Park to create a single family residence, and split off the north one half of Lot 4, Block 32, Hyde Park, together with the east one half of the adjacent vacated alley and add to Lot 3, Block 32, Hyde Park to create a single family residence, all being 5738 - 7th Street N.E. Anyone who wishes to be heard on this request can attend the Planning Commission meeting on Wednesday, February 26, 1986 in the Council Chamber of City Hall at 6431 University Avenue N.E.at 7:30 p.m. PATRICIA GABEL CHAIRWOMAN PLAP�PJING COMMISSION � 1:1T'f OF FIiIDLEY , 6t31 UiIiVERSiTY AYE. ?I.E. � FRIDLEY. MN 55452 (812)571-8460 LOT SPLIT FORM L.S. ��j�� D� IlJf SPLIT FEE Jom• Pf�RR iEE�� RE(EIPP �� SQ3FT,[TLID PL�ANNING �hR�IISSION MEE�T72JG II4TE: z�Zi:L' ��i�c 9�iFL[JI.ID CPPY Ct7UIJC:IL MEE'fING IIATE: 3J/ � Jf,(c . PROPERTY INFORMATION �.�•a La;AL DESQtIFffION: wr3.�_ sr�oczc3� �rsFrrr za��c �— � REASCN F�R IAT SPLTT: A sketc3i of the pcoperty and the proposed lot sglit with ary existin9 structures shown should acarnpany this apglication. Yf �. n� -t-a � .e r .o-c� • t!•• t f• f t t t t f t! ie t t! 1t t# R�• R t f•• t!• f*♦+t f•� f OWNER INFORMATION rur� /� f� no �c%5 x�oNE � � �!- 7� 5 7 ADIRFSS �-1 S�7 f v L Fci k f� v' C „l� i �� . • ' . • a t t t t • • t • • • • • • * * : • * t : • t • ♦ * • * * : * ,t * t t t f • * • • PETITIONER INFORMATION � �..�� or,e : S — O � srcru�v�-�`�%�� n�Te � .t:::.:.,�::.....�.*,�.:.*..*.:*,�..�,��.*.*** x.r,r�� o�ru-ffsszox : arrxwm �� n�� cs� aour�cII, : SPIAJLATIIkIS: ... >. � � �r. . • L.S. �86-01 Tom Blomberg Tom Blomberg 1661 Camelot Lane Fridley, MN 55432 James Reynolds 520 Plymouth Building Minneapolis, MN 55402 Gabriele M: Kirschner 5851 - 6th Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Avis S. Archer 5841 - 6th Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Earl H. Palmquist 5831 - 6th Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Myron L. Smith 5830 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Thomas W. Sinner 5840 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Jean M. Stahl 5850 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Raymond 8. Brytowski 5813 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Larry G. Wadsen 5801 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Lorraine E. Gudim 5791 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Gary M. Flor 5771 -3 th Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Dennis J. Fadroski 5781 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Planning Council MAILING LIST Kenneth J. Holmstrom 5761 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Mark A. Saastad 5751 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Marvin A. Hartse 475 - 57th Place N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Wayne A. Simoneau 465 - 57th Place N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Edward W. Guzek, Jr. 455 - 57th Place N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Dennis Kolflat 451 - 57th Place N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Steven Jackson 5821 - 6th Street N.E, Fridley, MN 55432 C7ifford/Ann Mistelske 5801 - 6th Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 Earl L. Steffen 5752 - 7th Street N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 2/13/86 26 i� • YVc1Y}_�>.� •. a:r .�. :�I� �1'_�, D�� Date In detesmining fair market value cff public are�.s for lard subdivision foc rosh Fayment as required b� Ordir�noe #633, the folla.�ing values will be used: Residential Sutxlivision Residential Lot Split (:rnunercial/Industrial Subdivision oc Lot Split $1,500.00 per lot $ 750.00 per lot $ 0.023 per s3. ft. L/ �is fee is to be paid at the ti�e oE final plat or lot split apprwal. �e City Co�cil na� defer oollection to the time a building permit is requested for i:dividual lots created bs� such subdivision/lot split. �e City retains the option to accept an equivalem anolmt in cash fran th� applicarn for part or all af the portion r�uired to be dedicated. 4��: ' s_ ;e+�,�a;� �e indersicp�ed understarxs that acwrding to the City Platting Ordinance, the follwing puhlic �rk land dedication is re3uired to plat resideritial, amunercial or industrial zored property. It i s f ur th er u�dec st ooci th at th e publ ic pa rk 1 ard dedi � ti on or ca sh �Syn�ent equivilent is at the discretion of the City. It is agreed that a�sh payment �$�SO.� will be Faid acoording to the abuve stated policy for the following s:ibdivision/lot sglit. It is ac�eed that the fnllcwing land dedication is pra�ided acmrding to the above stated policy foc the fnllwing subdivision/lot split. Dedication: St�ixiivision/I�ot Sglit: �e tndersicyied further agrees to notify all future property wners or assic�s of t,e cash Fayment r�uirenent, if it is to be mllected at the time of issiance of a building pennit. I7ate: �. i _ � ; -- - 6- �. .»ri _�%_ 6oc� 6�� bOQS � o' 6�$� � 6Oa°� . :. � _ � �r �� i <i ..,. � � � = i . � i r . . •,•�"'-_ ° _ ;..�"b TH AVENUE � l / I' S7�O3 //`' J..V .ut . 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FRIDLFI'. \11�tiESOT.A 55.1i2 February 12, 1986 TO WHOM I7 MAY CONCERN: PHONE 16I?1 ?71-3450 The City of Fridley Planning Commission will be holding an informal hearing on a request for a lot split, L.S. #86-02, by Richard Malecek, to split off the west 90 feet of that part of Lot 28, Revised Auditor's Subdivision No. 77 lying easterly of the following described line: beginning at a point on the south line of said Lot 28 distant 315.64 feet west of the southeast corner thereof; (said southeast corner being on the centerline of East River Road) thence north at right angles to said south line to its inter- section with the north line of said Lot 28 and there terminating, the same being 7136 East River Road N.E. Anyone who wishes to be heard meeting on Wednesday, February 6431 University Avenue N.E. at 32 on this request can attend the Planning Commission 26, 1986 in the Council Chamber of City Hall at 7:30 p.m. PATRICIA GABEL CHAIRWOMAN PLANNING COMMISSION CIIY OF FRIDIEY 6�31 UNIVERSITY AVE. N.E. FRIDLEY, MN 6b43Z (612)571-34b0 33 LOT SPLIT FORM L.S. � B�—oZ � �� urr sx.TT �� DO �x �� x�IPr # l`� gl sa3�n,m r�rnac aoruussioN MEer�c nnz�: .-? ?L 9aiIDIJLID CIR'Y QJUtJCIL MEEPING IIATE: 3�� PROPERTY INFORMATION no�ss : 7 I 3� Ea s+ R� Ye r Road- I.�AL DESQtIPPION: LOT BIiDCR �2P.Cf/ADDITIDN ..s.a • � � REAS�1 FUR LOT SPLTT: A sketch o� the property and the proposed lot sglit with azy existing structuces shaan should acoanFany this apglication. C� r c,a.�2 Q�ja i/� �/e �o"f � v 5� � ♦ • • � t • t • � tt : t • • • • : • * � • t • : : a • • • : • • ♦ t * • * • • � • � OWNER INFORMATION rur� /Q� c �.o-Yd Y`'1 a l ece k x�or�E t_S T/—� 7 30 r��s 7/3l0 � s+ �� v� (n' oa d, r=r � d 1�., .�� iv s s� 3� szct�vxE ,�� lr.�� ,_%li�.r.� n�� /� c5'� .:::.:.:....:ti*.,�:t�.x*:..*.**::t..�*«**«. PETITIONER INFORMATION taar� ��.1"i't_C. x�aas t r,��FSs sicxravxe n�.Te ,�:::.:...:.**.,�*:..�*.:*:.:****,�:,�**,�.�.... �• � � � .. � � �. •�. �. « .. «� •;..��. srix.rz,r�mxs: �� .� �r� nnm� ,� Planning 2/13/86 34 Council __ MAILING LIST L S. #86-02 Richard Malecek Richard Malecek 7136 East River Road Fridley, MN 55432 Wesley B. Garcia 7109 Ashton Avenue Fridley, MN 55432 Michael E. Corbett 7115 Ashton Avenue Fridley, MN 55432 Don N. McMillon 7119 Ashton Avenue Fridley, MN 55A32 Timothy J. Edwards 7125 Ashton Avenue Fridley, MN 55432 John M. Kehner 7129 Ashton Avenue Fridley, MN 55432 Steve� B. 0'Quin� 7135 East River Road Fridley, MN 55432 Schaol �istrict 14 5000 West Moore Lake Drive Fridley, MN 55432 35 •• . v � � > � - o-• � u �i•� n I�C2 > -�0 ��_ In ale°teimining fair market value c� public areas for land subdivision for �sh payment as requiced bf Ordir►�nce i633, the following values will be used: Residential Subdivision $1,500.0� per lot Residential Lot Split $ 750.00 per lot Crnmiercial/Industrial Subdivision or Lot Sglit $ 0.023 pec s3, ft. �is fee is to be paid at t2�e time o� fuel plat or lot aglit afprwal. �he City Co�cil �r�+ defer oollection to the time a building permit is ra3uested foc individual lots cr�ted 6y sud� subdivision/lot split. �e City retains the option to accept an s3uivalem anow�t in cash fran th� app].icarit for part or all c� the Fortion re�uired to be dedicated. i :� ' r . e+: r>Y?.!y Zhe indersic�ed understan� that acmrding to the City Platting Ordir�noe, the follaaing puhlic �rk lar�d dedication is ra�uired to plat residential, mmmercial or incnrstcial zored pioperty. It is further taiderstood that the public park lard dedication or cash paymern s3uiviie� is at the discretion of the City. It is agreed that a cash Faymer�t o� $%SG.cv W�1 pe �aid aco�rding to the above stated policy for the fallawing subdivisior�/lot sglit. It is agceed that the follawing larxl dedication is pca=ided acoording to the above stated policy for the follcwing subdivisionflot split. Dedication: SUbdivision/Lot Sglit: �e tndersi�ed further agcees to rotify all future pLOpezty awners or assicp�s of t,e cash payment ce3uirenern. if it is to be ooliected at the time of iss�arioe af a building permit. I�te • a�_'/�'' r�/ �..�-cl� (.�. 'i� `'"� CF�L c�o (Pcoperty O+rrez Sic��ature) ::' Z�' �,. , � 36 av '�i4 ``' �.. ; �46_� �� 2.19 �. !�t '� - .- T �-,_ -� �-5• .: .,/��Y �.^ . �',.� ✓. �..� �- j �.0 � - -,... -: .• a.r y � � % ` e ' �I ''�i ,�, = � 3 �Q ' �` � J p� � K IlS � � •', �� . t� ��- i�,-� _u , i . � � , - �'R3j), -. 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'�' - �— �T3_r,—, - � � �_ -- . �� , .. -,� , r- ;_�r_*.�'- _ :.�.-�. , �, ��. . � >„ _ 41 MEKC T0: Jim Robinson, Planning Coordinator MEMO FROM: Lynn Percy, Planning Intern � MEMO DATE: February 1y, 1985 REGARDING: Human Service Allocations A request has been made to deteriiine vhat Fridley has allocated,to the various human service projects and organi::ations within the city over the past few years. The following table lists the projects that Fridley has contributed to and the available allocation amounts. The attached sheet outlines the specific contirbutions made from the CDBC funding to community service cig�rizations in the City. (,. CDBG Human Services Direct s of total fund B. CDBG Human Service Related Special Pro�ects: 1. Handicap Housing Retrofit/ Lou income/ Elderly Weatherization (ACCAP) 2. Handicap Housing Retrofit/ Lou income/ Elderly 1leatherization (ACCAP) 3• Large Family Housing Program A. Home I¢prove�ent Grant Program - Lou incooe (ACCAP) Total CDBG - A � B C. Senior Projects: 1. Senior Busing 2. Senior hewsletter 3• Admir.istratio❑ Expenses D. House Doctor Total Other - C 6 D Totals for A - D � Allocated for 1986 Spending 7981 � 71,232 83,100 24,750 16,400 1983 1984 7985 1986� 17.631 19�aT7 19�776 31,58b tOf 15% 15i 35.3f 25,770 136,400 4,178 6,120 ------------------------°----------------- 49�921 307,132 27,809 25,797 19,176 37,588 �,710 5,259 --------------°----- 4,710 5,259 6,922 8,770 9>210 7,196 1,256 6,32� 6,640 40,000 (85/66) -------^------------ 6,922 56,290 17,106 �9,921 317,842 27,068 32,119 75,u66 �18,694 A letter Was sent to various cities in Anoka County on February 10 asking for their assistance in determining the comprehensive amount of funds each city has allocated touard Human Ser�ice projects and organizations. As of yet I have not reveived a response from any of the letters. A limited outline of other cities CDBG contributions 1s included in an attached memo. M- 86-36 42 MEh:O T0: Jim Robinson, Planning Coordinator HEMO FROM: Lynn Percy, Planning Intern � MEMO DATE: January 28, 1985 REGARDING: Human Service Allocations A request has been made to look at our allocation of monies to Human Service organizations within the city. Presently 15i of the Community Development Elock Crant fund is allocated to community service projects. In 19b5, E19,176 was contributed to various organizations in the city including the Alexandra House for battered women, the Family Life Mental Health Center and the Central Center for Family Resourses. These are just three of the eight centers in xhich contributions were given. A survey of various cities in Anoka County uas done to determine how their allocations were calculated. Both Anoka and Colunbia Heights allocate a straight 15i of the CDBG funds toWard HUman Services. This amounted to $16,500 for Anoka and ;24,000 for Columbia Heights in 5985. Coon Rapids allocated $27,000 and Blaine E25,000 for Human Services in 1985. No set percentage was used for calculating the allocation. The amount depends on the totsl amount of CDBG funds allocated to the city and the need of the various or�anizations. Between 1983 and 7985 the allocation for both cities averaged approximately 19x of the CDBG fund. Spring Lake Park's 1985 allocation uas $2,000 or approximately 11f of their CDSG fund. However there was a contribution of E8,000 given to Rise Inc., for equipment needed in their center, which uas not figured into the percentage. Fridley also funds various other Community programs which are focused on the elderly and low income. The Parks and Recreation department is presently xorking on a Health Awareness program for the elderly. They also offer tax assistance, legal aid and Lransportation programs for the elderly which are carried out in connection with the Community Center. The Fridley Energy Commission is sponsoring a House Doctor program in connection with Hinnegasco uhich assists low income persons in ueatherizing their hobe. A contractor inspects homes and corrects any leaks or insulation problems which could be contributing to heat loss, thereby helping to lower fuel cons�ption and fuel bills. Fridley's Section 8 program works vit6 low income renters by providing them uith rental assistance. Fridley vorks in cooperation with the Hetro HRA in providing low income renters with money funneled through HUD so they are able Lo put 1/3 of thier income towards hovsing. The Rental Rehab program gives assistance to the ouners of rental buildiogs. Up to 7/2 of the cost of any necessary improve�ents needed to bring the building up to Section 8 code will be provided by the F4iFA and the city. These owners will usually then rent the buildir.g to mair.ly Section 8 people. ht- 86-17 �' _ , � E CIN OF FRIDLEY C[VIC CENTER • 633I Util�'ERSITY AVE. N.E. FRIDLEY. MINNESOTA 55432 • PHONE (612) 571-3450 Februar>� 11, 1986 1} j Thc Fridley Cit;� Council has requested a comparison stud�� be donc between our citp and rarious other citie� in Anoka Count)' in regards to specific contributions to Human Serrice Organi=ations. Ke are interested in CUBG fiindinF� and any other source of funding which }�ou may use. I would appreciate you assistance in determining the specific amount of funds Mhich your cit�� allocated touard an�• Ilur:�an Serrice project or organi�ation orei• the last fitie pears. Of special interest to us would be specific fiFures on Senior Citizen programs, Communitp Education Centcr proFram; and Honc Impro�'cment projccts. If �ou ha�e any quections, please call me 5'1-3450 ext 166. Th�n}. ��ou for your assistance. $if1CCPl'1�', Lvnn C. Perc�� Planning Intern ' 44 CIPY OF FRIDLEY 1 N E M 0 A A N D D H i, 7D; K1,SIH QURESHI, CI?Y !4R?IAGEA � � FROY.: DEli1:IS SCHAEIDER� COONCILM.AN YARD 2 DATE: JAkUfJiY 2L, 1986 SUEJECT: FOLLO�-UP ON HUMAN SERVICE 11iFORY.hTIOR REQU£ST t:zctc, ±cst z Gcitk r.ote to rerlr.d yoc that I wou1C like te receive irScrr�ticr. reEari:r.E the City of Fridley's totzl cirect contri[utier.: to E� u. ;errice t}•Ge: cf orEaaizaticns a� eeepareC to direct eontrituticr.s frec: �'.1 sccrcee cf o:t.er C:ties Sn ocr ianediate area to like caLSes. I haFFff. to etc, [y Lt.e F�:r�c F1��r.rrCF Cceaissicn rteetir.� the other niEht, ar.c thic �a: ar. ite:. cf G;ecus�ion relative to the cocccrity develeF¢er.t and Dlock Fapd soncy. The� z L e have re�ce�ted tbe sace type of irSorzztion, zr.c I would a�preciate t�•,ir.f ttat prior to acy action tt�st we aight take re.stive to thc CLEG acney for t:tGcr 1�E� cr 156f. 7��r.;: }cc cery ccc?. for yecr atter.tion to thi�. � t: � krc;�.: t��r )ro��:[ \�ee CDBC Pro��c[ SuWrY Cn4ra1 ��:Na lLirlst�rl4 Ler�'v�r�nt�l D+te i�sG� YOUOt LOYO[ �O[J L�SV C-0�p1�LM OI CWC1eL1O➢ CO�rO[• Cc. t5E? 1 Ec<rm:c pc I 1 1 I sc.e�;au<r ney � u6 I�S.�D I -�- 7 1 I I I 1 Tratflc StuE> I I I I Mzn GY� 329 I 7.000 � T�000 I 1 I ; nruuse Scuos I I I ��orcc tru 329 I fi000 I -0- 1 1 I 1 I I 1 I I xuo� si„es I I I 7�o:lmv tioualcs 1 33D 1 7.�0 1 -D- I I I I I 1 P.i:1c HcSlfuu I 1 I 1 Mrrner leecr�: I 331 i ts.oao ; n.000 I 1 I I ; E+rr.er iuc�a: , � � ' Luc rro�r.c ' 33� I So.oDO -a I I I I I 1 I ; CuwrclU FeEaE. i I i I Lucrwn��lop�nt; 33� I�7.6d3 I -0- 1 1 1 I I 1 1 I ti�ac Ssmc��/ I I 1 � P�e1�c tumtu I 333 1 17.s;f i 1i.63� I I I I I I 1 I 1 A>.mi« tlsi{ets 1 1 I I Icp�s�on DroJ�ct I i C/� ;11:,iCG I I 1 I I 1 I I I I(53.5TO) I I I I 1 wrte�iri wieriail I I � nq or i I Ir103ti 1 1 I I I I C1t� o[ I i �rlWn 1 I ( I ci�T or I I 1�SNq I 1 1 I I I CSt� o! 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I i LS&'.:<G 51[oa8e I I i YO CE�G(t SL I Dro7�cc I I' I l�uleioc cf I I �.• I I I � Secw:c� sw�sy/I � S�ca1Ly LsV:Ct I I imc�:LClac I u �s 0 CITYOF FRIDLEY H£HO T0; PLANNING DIVlSION MEMORANDUM JoAn Flora, Public Yorks Director HEMO FROY,: Jim Aobinson, Planning Coordinator l�Y,O DATE AECARDIAG February 12, t9B6 / 1y86 Community Development 81ock Grant (CDBC) Human Services Allocation As per City Council request I have ir.itiated action to boost 1986 CDSC Huaon Services Allocation. The attached budget includes E31,588 or 35.35 ot total 19� allocation. I have beer. ir. contact vith lfs. JoAnn Mright, Lhe CD9C Coordinator for Anoka Cocr,ty, Ys. Y�'rigt,t has ir,dicated that our proposed Human Service budget vould probably not push Lhe County's total Numan Service allocation over 15i ar,d tt.erEfore our proposed increase should be acceptable. At ar.y rate !!s. Wright will do a Dreliminary screer.:r.g prior to Lhe County�s puDlic hearir.g on the issue. If our Hur,sn Service budget is too high we vill have oc,�le tiae to amc�end it prior Lo the ofSici21 Cour.ty aetion. JLR/Cc Attach. M- 86-2 E 41 i � � CINOf FRIDLEY CIVICCE�TER • 67?I L'�l�'ERSITI'AVE. N.E. FRIDLEt'.�1ItiNESOTA SS�i?'_ • PNOKE�61'_�S�I-}s5�� February 12, 1986 JoAnn Wright Community Development Coordinator County of Anoka Anoka, M�� 55303 RE: 19°6 Community Development Block Grant (LDBG) Request �ear Ms. Wright: Enclosed for your review and approval is the City of Fridley 1986 CDBG project allocation request. This year, in the face of diminishing funds, the City has decided to place greater er�phasis o� Human Service funding. The attached budget includes 531,588.�0 or 35.3: of our total allocation. Hopefully this amount will not push the County wide Huroan Service fund over the 15" cap. If there should be a problem we will promptly submit a revised budget. It is my understanding that we will have ample time to cfiange our request prior to the County Board Public Hearing on April 8, I986. Cauld you please provide us with a brea'r.down of the other participating cities contributions to Human Service activies, the percent of their total fund going to Human Services, and the total County percentage of Human Services allocation. Thank you for your consideration and cooperation in this matter. Please feel free to call if you need further documentation. Sincerely, �i � aJ,�� a-��'�� James L. Robinson Planning Loordinator JLRJdm Attach. C-86-41 : CITY OF FRIDLEY PROPOSED 1986 COMMUNITY DEVII.OPMENT BLOCK GRANT FUNDING: CITY COUNCIL APPROVED FEBRUARY 3r 19� r 1986 Funds Available . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $89, � 88.00 1. Human Service Grants - 35•3�• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 31,588.00 2. Crime Prevention - Security Hardware. . . . . . . . . . . . 15,500.00 3. Plaza Center Improvements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18,000.00 a. Corridor Study . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10,000.00 b. University/Mississippi Lighted Signage. ... 8,000.00 4. Riverview Heights Park Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24,400.00 Total Estimated Project Cost, .$89,488.00 r � �� CITYOF f R1 DLEY T0: FROM: SUBJECT: DATE: pIFiECTORATE �F PUBLIC WORKS MEMORANDUM Jim Robinson, Planning Coordinator John G. F1ora�Public Vorks Director CDBG Funds February 5, 19� P6186-27' -��c° `a o �_o .� = i - At the FeDruary 3 City Council meeting, Lhey discussed the 1985 and 1986 CDBC Fund allocations. It is the Council's desire to continue action to obtain Litle to all of the identified properties in the RivervieW Heights Park flood plain. AccorCingly, they decided to combine 1985 and 1986 CDBG funds to obtain the Findell property this year. This retains the �3'1,164.00 allocated in 19�5 and adds E24,400.00 from 14� for a Lotal of E61,564.00. Once the 1966 CDHG program is approved by Lhe County, initiate actions to obtain Lhe parcel. Based upon Lhe Community Development and Planning Commissions' recomme�dation for 1gb6 CDBC priorities, the Four Corner Improvements and Landscaping item under Plaza Center Improvements is to be reduced to E18,1b5.00 and a fourth property Aiverview Heights Park Development was added for 524,400.00. To comply With the Council's vishes to develop Riverview Heights Park, in future CDSG programs, plan to combine tuo year grants to obtain sufficient funds to sysLeuatically procure the remaining properties in this area. The Human Services Grant amount was also discussed. The Council desires to provide more funds for senior citizens programs xithin the City. Therefore, coordinate xitb the County to determine r+hat amount may be submitted by tbe City for this item. The Council moved to use the E18,765.00 allocated for the Four Corner Iaprovements and Landscapting in the Plaza Center for Human Service Grants. Therefore, once the total Human Services program for Anoka County has been identified, inftiate action Lo move as much funds as possible up to E18,165.00 into the City's Human Service Grant item and decrease the Four Corner Ixprovement item a similar amount, The Couneil also desires an update on the County's 19� Human Service CDBG programs at their Harch 17 meeting. Identify the total amount authorized to be set aside for Human Services and the amounts requested by the participating cities Lo reflect the maximum amount the City of Fridley can allocate in this area. JGF/ts cc: Hark Burch Bill Nuat Nasim Qureshi 50 • a� .. . >- � ;. �� ., . •� w �� t . � :� i : • • :: i �� -;.�;� , - Mr. Flora, R�blic Works Directoz, stated the Corr,�unity Developnent Block Grant pcor�osals for 1986 vere eern to the Com-.�ity Develogoent Comnission and the Plazvung C�u-.ission for recomnendations. He stated the Council's remmnesdatim m�st Ce pcesented to the Cb�ty bf E�ebruacy 1�. ' Mr. Flora atated the recon-.e�tim of the Planning O�mrission vas for ttie iunds Co be disccibuted as follovs: (lj H�r,an Service grant5 - 15t, 513,123; (2) Czirt�e pceventim - eewcity hard+are, $15,500; (3y Plaza Oenter Lr.prove:ents: a. Corridor Study. 510,000; b. University/Mississippi lighted siynage, $B4O00; and c. Four corner improvements and/or landscaping, 542,565; (1) (141ternate) Rivervood Heights Pazk Develog�.ent (rratching f�n� to I.ti;Q?� if abtnired). Up to $50,000 to be ellocated at a latec date, if iJ++at: f�ding is obtaired. , Mr. Flora statec the planning Comrr,ission suggested ii I.AHQDh funds were obtaired foz 1986, oonsideration vaild he to mwe eane of the f�ds fran the Plaza Center irprwer,erns to Lhe Riverview Neights Park develoErnent. He atated the Rivervic++ Heiqhts project didn't materialize because LAl;Q2c f�nds vere rot availa:2e in 1985. tie atated the�� l�ve looked irrto Yhe p�ssibility of ou-,�irung 1985 and 1986 Q�HG f�nds for this project and, es long as 1985 f�ds are experried taefore Deceaber of this yaar, he felt this could be dore. Y.r. Flora atated if it is the W�cil's desire, f�nds for the Plaza Center irr.prwe�encs muld de r.aved irrco [he Rlvervica+ Heights project in the a-ount of a�roxirrately 52C,100. He stated vith this a-o�ait, plus the 1985 funds of approxica:el}• 537,000, there s'�ould Ce adeq;sate morues to initiate action to obtain the FSndeli property in this project acea. O��cilman Schreider nsked if thef oould allocate 524,d00 to the Riverviev Heigtits project, cather than the fbur Q�rner Lrprwe�erns and Landsc-aping in the Plaza Center and then LLse the re-.aining funds in the area of H:a.an Sen�ices. !!r. Flora stated the Cb�ty's ear of 158 oi CDBG funds can be used in the area of �u-.an services and, if othec ucies � rot allocate the n.axim� of 156, there is the Fossibility Fcidle}� oould increase tti�r allocation. l:r. Q�reshi, Qty hlanager, stated there is�'t a specific plan foz the fouc oorrer irFrwe-en;s and landscaFing so the altocation of these funds could be anesded. He stated the Council eould make their recorunendation and direct that this progra� mne �ck to ths:, the eeoond week in F13rch. rDT'70N bp m�ncilman Schreider te apgrove the folla+ing to the County for the dllocatim of 1986 Q8G f��: i2) Hu-an eervice grarns - 158, 513,423; (2) Crime pievention - security harduaze. 515,500; (3) Plaza Center urprove-.ents, 518,000 altocated as folia+s: a. mrricbr stud�, 510,000; t. Uf11VCI51i}'�I''1551551�1 lighted signage, SB,ODO; c. fbur Corner Lrprove-ents and Lardscaping, 518,165; (4) Rivervic++ Hei�ts Pazk Develognent, 524,400; and (5) If Co�ty Aas any additirna2 turan ervices oFpozt�ities, funds up to a maximun of 518,165 are to be allowted to this area fro;� the Four Corners Impiove:ent iter... Further, that the County'8 8uman Services allocations should be provided to the Council at the second meetin9 in lSarch, 1966. Sewnded by councilaan Goodspeed. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye. lHyor Nee declared the motion mrried �afanunous2y. i , - / .✓ '''� 51 �� ,t �� l:� ��i: ' _ H' � l! ME*SO T0: CL]DE MORA�'ETZ, CASLE ADMISISTR4TOR FROM: i1ILLIA�f C. HL^IT, ASSISTA2.'f TO THE CITY riASAGER SUBJECT: LIABILITY I�SL'R1.\CE FOR APPOI\SEES TO FRIDLEY CII'1 CO?t`tISSIO:�S DATE: JA:vUARY 29, 1986 In response to your memo of January 28, 1986, I consulted our insuranc� agent, Mz. Conva�• Olson, Vice President of T. C. Field 6 Companv, I am informed that all members of the various city commissions are covered under both the general liability and [he public officials liability policies carried by the Ci[y up [o a limit of 5600,000 per inciden[. This, of course, includes all members of the Fridley Cable Co�ission. / Cc:. .�ohn G. Flora 1 `asim M. Qureshi 6. O�FiEP. 9�f1�1ES5: a. City Liability Insurance Pclicy 51 ??r. 1leaver stated it had cone to his attentirn that the Citv's liabilitv insurance pclicy was restricted to, in most cases, elected and salaried e�:�pToyees of the city. It does not cover appointees of the Citv Council te cort�issiens such as the Cable Comission. Because of that and because zt certzin times conrrissioners get sone exposure to some pctential liabilities, he would like to propose a motion that would request the City Attorney to review the limits of liability coverage af the existing City's liability policy with regard to appointees to all cortnissions and render an opinion as to his findings. , t"r. �loravetz stated he had discussed this with Mr. Weaver. He stated all com�issioners of the city are appointed advisors. There was no renulztory aspect as such, so he thought if there were any lawsuits, it would be at the time the regulation was ta�ing place or against the Cit:� Council itself, because the City Council was actually the body takirg action on the advice af various City comnissions. Mr. lleaver stated he understood that, but if anyone was to bring a lawsuit against any of the cor�missior.ers of any comnission, they are still going to have to deferd themselves at their own expense. Ms. Nughes sttted one of the real problens that cone un in relationship to this ��as the cost ef coveraoe for evervone, because the liahilit�� for directors on boards for non-profit organizations, �uch less profit-r�a!:ing ones and citv governments, was either disappearing entirely or was becoming so astronn�^ically expensive, ttiey cannet afford the liability ceverage. Its. Hughes stated that one of the things that was being said, however, about pec�le in their position as corirsissicners �ihere they are advis�rs was that the extent of their liability was quite limited. If they do things in good faith, even thought they may make an error, they are probably going to be alright and could probably survive any kind of a challenge. Harever, that did not get back to the problem of having to defend oneself. t?O�ICN BY Y.R. WEAVER, SECO."DED BY N.S. NUGHES, � R£�UES:" .^!!E C?T}' CO�I!7CIL 2C7 ASF TXE C:.Y ATSORt:£Y �YJ REVZE:J TXE LIMITS OF LIABILITY COVF.RRGE OF THE EXZSTZIlG CZTY'S LIABILITY COVERAGE WITIf REG.IRD TO APPOINTEF.S TO ALL CZ"'Y CO."'f?SSIOtlS AtID RENDER All OPINIOt! AS TO i"HF. CITY ATSORNEY' � FIIJDINCS. L'PJ.'+ A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTZfJG Ak'E� CHAIRPF.RSCN PETEP.SON DECLARED THE l4CTIOt! CARRIED GNAf�'IP:OL'SLY. � b. Refranchising I?r. �leaver sttted he would like to propose another notion tha eer}�C� request the City Council to request the CATU Advis ission's zttorney to explore with the Storer attorney the ity of starting refrarchfsing before the expiration of the ranchise. He r�ould like to see ha+ serious Storer wa arting the refranchising. If they are seriouls, it was ' est interest of both Storer and the City to proceed as y as possible. CITY OF FRIDLEY £NERGY PROJECT COMMITTEE MEETINC FEBRUARY 4, 1986 CALL TO ORDER: Chairperson Saba called the Februacy 4, 1986, Energy Project Committee meeting to order at 7:34 p.m. ROLL CALL: Members Present: Dean Saba, Bruce Bondow, Glen Douglas, Bradley Sielaff, Walt Starwalt Members Absent: Alex Barna, Maynard Nielsen, Dale Thompson Others Present: Myra Gibson, Energy Coordinator APPROVAL OF JANUARY 7, 1986, ENERGY PROJECT COMMITTEE MINUTES: MOTION by Mr. Douglas, seconded by Mr. Starwalt, to approve the January 7, 1986, Energy Project Committee minutes as written. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON SABA DECLARED THE MOTIOh CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 1. UPDATE ON HOUSE DOCTOR PROGRAM Ms. Gibson indicated that forty House Doctors have 6een completed thus far and two more House Doctors are scheduled for next week. Ms. Cibson stated that more Nouse Doctors would be scheduled by City staff while she is on vacation. 2. DISCUSSION ON N.E.W. PROGRAM Ms. Gibson indicated that she is working on a combined energy and recycling brochure. This brochure will be in the form of a City Newsletter and will include information on N.E.W.'s, House Doctors, curbside recycling, and S.O.R.T. Ms. Gibson noted that N.E.W.'s have been planned for March 15 and March 22. If enough interest is shown, another r.E.W. may be added for March 29. Fifty kits remain to be distributed so the goal is to have 50 persons attending. Mr. Saba asked how much interest has been shown in the upcoming N.E.N'.'s. Ms. Gibson stated that she had not received any more calls, but there has not been publicity either. She felt interest was basically the same, and that there are 15 +/- households interested in upcoming workshops. ENERGY PROJECT COMMITTEE MEETING, FEBRUARY 4, 1986 PAGE 2 Mr. Bondow asked what the budget would be For the brochure. Ms. Gibson indicated that she had talked to the printer who prepares thc City Newsletter. The proposed brochure would be on recycled paper with one color. The printing cost for 13,000 copies would be about $1,000. Costs for printing and mailing would be divided between the House Doctor program, N.E.W.'s, curbside recycling and S.O.R.T. Ms. Gibson said she planned to have the prepared copy to the printer by the end of this week, the printed brochure back from the printer early next week, and sorting and preparation for bulk mailing completed shortly thereafter. Hopefully the mailing would be ready to go out by Wednesday or Thursday of next week. Mr. Douglas noted that the mailing should not go out too early. He felt the brochure should be mailed as close to the time of the workshop as possible so that residents don't forget. Ms. Gibson indicated that the week prior to the workshop persons who have shown an interest in the N.E.W. are contacted to remind them of the date and time. Ms. Gibson indicated that the mailing could go out later in order to have it delivered closer to the date of the first workshop. 3. OTHER BUSINESS a. Housing Maintenance Code. Ms. Gibson distributed copies of the updated Housing Maintenance Code, Energy Standards. The standards have been revised to be in compliance with State Statutes. A1s. Gibson asked members to review the changes and recommend accepting the standards into the City of Fridley's building code. Mr. Bondow indicated that a previous motion had been made by the committee to have the City code updated whenever the State code was updated. This action was taken in September or October of 1984. Mr. Saba agreed noting that the standards had been adopted subject to approval by the State. He noted that the motion had gone through the Planning Commission and the City Council. Ms. Gibson agreed to check past minutes for such action. In lieu of the question at this time, a motion was requested in order to proceed with the revised standards to avoid further delay. � MOTION by Mr. Douglas, seconded by Mr. Sielaff, to�adopt the revised Energy Standards section to the Energy Housing Code for the City of Fridley. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON SABA DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. .' ENERGY PROJECT; COMMITTEE MEETING, FEBRUARY 4, 1986 PAGE 3 b. Cogener on. Mr. Saba referred to the article from the Energy Bureau Inc. memo`-egarding cogeneration. He noted ihai if cogeneration were used to 757. its potential it could replace 33 nuclear power plants, as found in Mr. Saba's research of cogeneration in 1978. This is a trend that we will be hearing more about in the future. c. Energy Management Technology. Mr. Bondow brought copies of the magazine, Energy Management Technology, which contained afticles pertaining to energy conservation. d. Ms. Gibson distributed materials that she had received regarding energy conservation. ADJDURNMENT: MOTION by Mr. Douglas, seconded by Mr. Starwalt, to adjourn the meeting. UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSOT SABA DECLARED THE FEBRUARY 4, 1986, ENERGY PROJECT COMMITTEE MEETING ADJOURNED AT 8:04 P.M. Respectfully submitted, /. Z'� Lavonn Cooper Recording Secretary CTTV OF FRIDLEY HUMAN RESOURCES COMf4I55I0N MEETING FEBRUARY 6, 1986 CRLL TO ORDER: Chairperson Minton called tVie February 6, 1986, Human Resaurces Commission meeting to order at 7:35 p.m. ROLL CALL: Mernbers Present Meribers Absent: Otfiers Present: Bob Minton, Sue Sherek, Steve Billings, Peter Pierce Harold Belgum Bill Hunt, Assistant to the City Manager APPROVAL OF JANUARY 9, 1986, HUMAN RESO(IRCES COt1MISSION t1If�UTES: MOTION BY l25. SXEREY.� SECONDED BY MR. PIERCE� TO APPROVE TNE JAN, 9� 1986� NUMAN RESOURCES COMMZSS701! MINUTES AS WRITTEN, UpON A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTING A1'E� CXAIRPERSON MINTON DECLARED THE MOTION CA72RIED UNANIMOUSLY. APPROUAL OF AGEIJ^A: MOTIO:! BY 145. SHEREK� SECONDED BY MR. PIERCE� TO APPROVE THE AGENDA WITH THE F1�LI,OWINC ADDITZON UNDEP. "OLD BUSIN6S5": d. STRTE SUMAfER JOBS PP.OGRIlM UPON A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTSNG AYE� CHAIRPERSON MZNTON DECLARED TXE MOTION �-CARRIED UNANSMOUSLY. l, OLU BUSItdESS: a. Consideration of Human Service Needs in Fridley. �irectory of Social and Financial Services for the People of Fridley. (Peter Pierce) Mr. Pierce stated that at the last meeting, they had come up with the idea of tiie possibility of a directory of social and financial services for people in Fridley. The reasoning was that sometimes, especially for the less educated person who cannot well define his/her probler�, a person can get really lost in trying to find someone who can help. 17s. Sherek had suggested that this would be a good public service project for high scl�ool students in the gifted program. The students would develop a list of situations (possibly 20-30) that need attention, roleplay each situation, spending time on the telephone until they find the right resource person. They would then write down that resource person's name, department (if applicable), and telephone number and those could be published in a directory. NUHAN RESOURCES COPIMISSION MEETING, FEBRL'ARY 6 1986 PAGE 2 Mr, Pierce stated he had contacted Susan Cathey, the Director of the Gifted Program in School District 14, and he had described to her the possibility of high school students putting together a directory of social and financiai services for the people of Fridley. She had stated she was interested but needed to know the following three things: (1) How many students would be needed; (2) how many hours would be required for the project (schoo] hours or after-school hours); and (3) a description of the project. Mr. Pierce and P1s. Sherek stated they would be willing to put together a drafted description of the project and number of hours for review by the Corunission at the next meeting. b. Consideration of the tlo-Fauit Grievance Comnission - soliciting volunteers and scheduling training. Mr. Hunt stated he had received names of four people who were interested in serviny on the po-Fault 6rievance Comnission. The Commissioners who had expressed an interest in taking the training were Sue Sherek, Peter Pierce, and Steve Billings. f10TION BY MR, BILLINGS, SEC017DED BY MS. SHEREK� TO ACCEPT TNE FbLLOWING FOUR PEOPLE AS pOTENTSAL CANDIDATES TO SERVE ON THE ND-FAULT GRIEVANCE COMMZSSZON: TERRI PILACZYNSKI� KEITN DAWSON, MARY FURGASON, AND ALFRED LATOUR, UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTSNG AYE, CNAZRPERSON MINTON DECLARED TF1E MOTZON CARRIED UNRNIMOUSLY, � Mr. Hunt stated he had talked to Gary Gorman, Supervisor of the Mobile Enforce- ment Unit of the State Department of Human Rights, who works with the local No-Fault Grievance Commissions. F1r. 6orman referred him to Syl Booth, an Enforcement Officer. They are considering having a training session in P1arch, and they would like Mr. Hunt to ]et them know hoi� many people were interested in the training session and v�hether evenings or a Saturday would be better. The Commissioners stated they would prefer a Saturday and the middle of P4arch would be best. Mr. Hunt stated he would contact Ms. Booth and see what could be set up. It was probable that the training session wouid be held in Fridley at City Hall. c. Consideration of Procedure for Allocating ]986 CDB6 Funds for Human Service Organizations Mr. Hunt stated the Commissioners had received in their agenda a copy of the sample press release, the memo that would go out to organizations explainin9 the program, the 1986 guidelines for applications for funding, and a conspectus of past CDBG grant funding since 7978. The Commissioners reviewed the 1986 guidelines, making a number of changes to make the g�idelines easier to fo]low in making an application for funding. HUHAN RESOURCES COMt1IS5I0N t1EETIN6, fEBRUARY 6 1986 PAGE 3 Mr. Hunt stated he would rewrite the guidelines and send them out before the next meeting. �9r. Hunt stated the applications for funding were due April 17, so that would give the Commissioners a couple of weeks to review the, applications before their May meeting. d. State Sumner Jobs Program Ms. Sherek stated that at the last meeting, they had received a copy of a letter addressed to Brian Goodspeed, City Councilman, from larry Cheetham, Youth Services Supervisor of the Minnesota Dept, of Jobs and Training, asl:ing if the City of Fridley would like to implement a similar summer jobs program. At the last meeting, she had stated that in the City of St. Paul last year, there were federally designated jobs that were unfilled by low income students, and there were no provisions for a period of time for uhich low income individuals would be given first priority and then the jobs could be passed on to others, She stated her questior� had been: In the City of Fridley or in this area last year, dad the State have low income jobs that did not get filled? Ms. Sherek stated she had called Mr. Cfieetham in order to get the answer to this question. Mr. Cheetham said that the state jobs available in the Fridley area were primarily through the Highway Dept. and those jobs were all filled. Ne also explained to her the criteria the State uses that does not limit the jobs to low income individuats. The City of St. Paul followed the Federal plan which means the job doesn't get filled if the right person doesn't shorr up on the right day. Ms. Sherek stated Mr, Cheetham stated the State has a five-day period, during which an,y applications received from low income applicants are given first priority. First, it is heads of households, and then filters down, and the third or fourth priority, depending on which system they are using, is anybody in the general public. But, it never goes more than 15 days before the job can be filled. He had assured her that no jobs were left unfiiled. He said Fridley could set whatever rules they wanted. At the last meeting, Mr. Hunt had stated that priority was usually given to rehiring past employees. She stated it would he her suggest�on to the City Council that the Commission support a similar sumner jobs program with the first modification 6eing that they continue the policy of rehiring employees who have performed well in the past. She said Mr. Cheetham was willing to furnish the criteria the State uses. Mr, liunt stated that if the Comnission wanted to recommend that the City have a surtmer jobs program, Staff could put some criteria together. HUllAIJ RESOURCES C0�1�1I5SION MEETING, FEBRUARY 6, 1986 PAGE 4 MOTIAV BY MS. SHEREK� SECO1�DEb BY MR. PFERCE, TO RECOMl9END TO CSTY COUNCIL TXAT TXE FOLIAWZNG CRITERZA BE ESTRBLISNED FOR STUDENT EMPLOYMENT� IN A SUMMER JOBS PROGRAM FOR THE CITY OF FRIDLEY; 1. FIRST PRZORITY BE GRANTED TO PREVIOUS SATZSFACTOAY EMPIAYEES 2. REMRINING PRIORITIES BE GRANTED ACCORDING TO STATE LOW 717COME GUIDELINES� WITH TNE STIPULRTIOt7 THAT A17Y JOB NOT FILLED BY A SATZSFACTORY CRNDZDATE WI2HIN A SO DAY APPLSCASION TIAfE PERIOD CAN BE FILLED BY ANY OTHER QURLIFIED PERSON. _ UPON A VOICE VOTE� ALL VOTING AYE, CHAIRPERSON MINTON DECLARED THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 2. NEl! BUSIf�ESS: a. Consideration of Work Plan for 1986-87 Mr. Minton stated he questioned running the work plan from May to April because commissioners who formulate the worl; plan are not necessarily the ones wfio implement it and because new commissioners begin their terms in April. Mr, Hunt stated maybe a better suggestion would be to run the work plan from July to June which would give new commissioners more of an opportunity to heip formulate the work plan. Mr. Minton stated that in the past, it has been the procedure that each corunissiuner come to a meeting with ideas for the wor{; plan; they then rough draft goals and objectives for those ideas. Those goals and objectives are then put together in final form. Ms. Sherek stated she would like to see them keep abreast of what is happening with the City's Disaster Plan. She suggested Mr, 'furnbull be invited to the April meeting to give the Corrmission an update. ADJOURNPIENT: MOTZON BY MR. BSLLINGS� SECONDED BY MR. PZERCE, R1� ADJOURN THE MEETING. UP017 A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOSING AYE� CNAIRPERSON MZNTON DECLARED THE FEB. 6� 2986� HUtdAN RESOURCES COIfMZSSZON MEETI7IG ADJOURNED AT 9:25 P.M. Respectfully subritted, Ly Sa a Recording Secretary 1� M�NNESOTA DEPAR1MEhT OF - . �ods and jra�nin9 O��ce o� Ja0 Se�v�ce aM U�emplqmeni Insurance Operai�o�s 69;, �^'�e•,can Genter Bwiding �50 Eas� Ke��oqg Bouievaro • St Paul fAN SS�Dt Pno�e 6!2296�362t • Te�ecqpewr�ter 6t2r297-39aa Detember 30, 1985 Mr. Brian Goodspeed Councilman City of Fridley Human Resources Commis5ion fridley Civic Center 643? Univers�ty Avenue NF Fridley. Minnesota 55432 OPar M�, f,nndspeed: CL 131 �� `l � �, (A,�..l - Lc �i : 2 Y '� � �-it'nta.�� +��czli.; %-t'�- %�:. �",r.�.�:f��p� � � . .,�t G _ ,.�4� ��%to CC- �� 5 � „�c�.v� �' � � `— k-�-�; � � �L � � Enclosed is the infonnation I promised to send you regarding tfie State Summer Jobs Proqram, If the City ef Fridley decides to implement a similar program, the Employment Service will be happy to provide recruiting, certification and referral assistance. As we discussed, I have informed ou� Fridley Job 5ervice Office of our Conversation and mentioned you may be contacting them. If I car be of further assistance, please contact me at 612/296-6734. 5incerely, ✓ , --•-J.: . `t r ��i� - - Law�ence 6'. Lheetham Youth Services Supervisor /dl Enclosure cc: �'zncv Her.drickson, Manaper Fridley Job Service Office �''!' EOUAL OPPORTUNfTY EMVLOYfR DJi ��E IJ�OD�151 tiAME (Drinti SOLIAL SECURITY / ❑ � u � � MIKNESOTA DEPART?lEKT OF JOBS AKD TRAINIMG STATE SIRMER JOB CERTIFILATIDN FORM (Piease check only the boxes that apply to you.l � (See reverse side for definitions) ! I em a head ot household, currently unemployed and seeking sumner ert;pl oyment. i am a menber o` a family in which all family members are unemD�oye�. The nu�,be� of persons in my f�mily is _. My family incaT,e fo* tfie past twetve (121 R�ntns was � I a� a self-suDCCr;ing stude�t who meets a11 oi the foilowing [riteria: - I hacE rct liveC wi!h m� p�rpnii fOr more than S�x week5 in t�e pas: ye�� ar�. -: hatie �c� *ece�veC rerF tnzr c��r. �� y ;>rErts in the 9zst vE2� dr�, -. �D��E °�C: �E�r ��?�rp� 2S d� �n�p',? ttr d?':uCt�or Dy m� DLrer,:; ir the DzS: yea�. None of the ebc:e ac,ly 'c Fe. I certify 1 �ave read the Data Privacy Netice on the back of this fo� and the abo�e statement(s1 are ?�ue ar.0 cor*ect. .,pp �Cdnt �gr.ai�re ate •t�t�1t��1��fff��s��f��r�f1��1�1�1��t��• DEPARTY,�ti' USE ONLY: Category CertifieC By Date h. . Sta iqnature Referred to Name o tate eaartment Date (Rev. 12/85) DATA PRIYACY NOTICE State Swner JoD tertification For� Under the Minnesotd LdN the inf�rr,.ation you Drovide nn this form is private inforTration and cannot be disclosed with.out ynur pem ission to an�one except goverrn,ent employePS whose jots ressor,abty req�irP a�cess to it. The Minnesota Oepartment of Jobs ar.d 7ra�ninc deterr::ine tne eligibility cateqory for the State Su�-^e* Job Presra� z�d *efers qualified and Certified applicants to .iobs under the proq�am, As plrt of its referral rPSpt�nsibilities Lhe Depart�rent r.;u5t Cetercine tho elig'.bilit}� Cate�ory �f appTicants who apply for joos ur,Qer t�e State Surr.:er Jcb DroS��an. The ir.forr;aticn asked fcr on thi<_ fcrr.. will De used *c dEt2�'n1nE your eligib�iity cetegory �or the State Surr'er ,',05 Prosrzn. ThiS �nfCrc.a!�nn will be furnished to c!h�r stete ayencies if you are rpf��•rE'' to a jcC un�er �he Stztc $ur•rne� Job Procra�. K, lati rec,uir25 yCU tf answer anv G� the QufS'�;r5 �� '�? Sta?e $u"'e•' ''� .�, Certif°�atien f� r, . Fu? we ErCCC�-t�e y0U :C ce��iete al: cf che iter.s sc h�e ra� r.ake an accurate deterR.irati�n of y��r eliS;Ci'�h• cate^^��•. DEFIMITICNS FL��tly. �2'7��' 15 E2fifr.�' B5 C'�c r`' �C�B �P�cCr! �. ��i��0 in 2 5scgle rEE1'P�Ce MR� dip "P�2LPC iP EZ:� CL`.E� Lc C1^��. '•arridgc cr 2��C.'1^n, i SL�-�'C�':•�'' ��. z steC-c��er,t shell �e cc�s�Cer:-c� �� e r�ta�e� �y r�rriace. HP2� C�f d�CJSPr��. ''F2C� Cr �:�.,�cf-�� is _ rp��5.r Lf ?':"��1' D� C�..^, �r r,;,r� pe�50�5 c'f�C 15 CC�S1Ce'rE� LO CP t�P hQc� Cf'��E ��'t'v ^; rr-�of5 Of L�E fd'17�y. . Fdnily In�o-e. Fa-ily irct-e �5 :C'z' `t`.�1�• ir.CC'C fpr the ]2 r,cc�h peric� —�------r . pr�or IO zp;i�cation (excicsive 0� J�E�p��::'i'C: CG'�EG52',''�� C�1�(�. :U„ri�i� welfzre ar.d sCCial Securiry disat'titiy Dz,�^ertsl. V Self-$u000rtinc Studert, A se't su;,porting stuCenc is ar._ Nho: {must r.eet alt t ree, a. Nr: nct lived with their pzren;s C� 5�?rCizn fc�� r..cr? than Six a�eek� Curinc the pre�eCing year; b. Nas not received �rore than 57`:..C? fro-. their y�rents or guzrdian Curir� the preceding year; t. Was not claimed as an intome tax deduttion by their parents or guardian during the preceding year. Empioyment Programs Directive { JECT: STATE SU�lIER JOBS PR06RAM DIRECTIYE NIIBER: 4701-6 DIRECTIYE TOPIC: Youth Services DJ1TE: December 19, 1985 Puroose: " _ To provide information and operational procedures for the State Sumner Jobs Program. Infornation: Governor Perpich witl again establish a State Sunmer Jobs progrem during the summer of 1986. The program will cover all state agency jobs in the emerge�cy, student worker, temporary, and non-tenured laborer ctasses for appointments made between the period April 1, 1986 through Septenber 30, 1986. The Job Service will be responsibie for eligibility certification for a11 of these positions. 11e xi11 also assist state agencies in recruiting applicants for these jobs. � OPERATIOMAL PROCEDURES: 1. positions Affected. All state agency appointments made during the ( period of April 1, 1986 Lhrough September 30. 1986 in the appointment types iisted below are included: a. Emergency posttions b. Temporary positions t. Student worker positions d. Non- tenured laborer positions Note: A9encies will have the option to return any student worker or laborer appointed during the previous (1985) summer without going through the Job Service or the eligibility certification process. 2. Job Orders A11 state agencies and departments are required to contact the area office and place a job order when they wish to fi11 one of the positions affected by this pro9ram. Upon receipt of a job order from a state agency the area office will determine if it is a opening in one of tfie appointment types fiisted above. 'EREMCES: Employment Proqram Directive 47U1-5 ATTAC►MEKTS: State Surtmer Job Certification Form IMQUIRIES: Larry Cheetham PHONE: 6121296-6734 CHRONO: 85-135 Minnesota Department o! Jobs and Tra�ning Upon determining that it is a state sumner job opening, the job order is to be coded in accordance with procedures listed below. In addition, the follo�ring statement wil] be placed in the free flow. 'State Summer Jo6 0 enin , Applicants must be certified before referral. Only certified applicants nay be referred on state surtmer job orders. State agencies Aave requested Job Service assistance in meeting affirmatfve action goals. Referral of protected classes is encouraged as a part of this recruitment effort. Job orders will be entered usin9 the Cate or K, State Surtmer J6bs. This is entered on the Job Order Form MDES- �n tem , ategory,'position 34. On the CRT, job order screen the category is entered under CAT. 3. Eligibility and tertification. 0.rea offices will consfder the qualifications requested by the state agency which has placed the job order and the number of referrals requested and wi11 refer tandidates from among those registere0 with their office on the following economic needs priority basis: Cateyo�r� �1- Members of families of rrhich aTl members are unemployed, unem oyed heads of househotds or self-supporting students (one who meets all of the following three qualifications: (a} has not lived with his her parents or guardian for more than six weeks during the preceding year; (b) has not received more than 5750 from his/her parents or guardian during the preceding year; (c) has not been claimed as an income tax reduction by his/her parents or guardian during the preceding year). - . Cate or 2- Members of families whose incane is less than 125% of the overnment Laver Living Standard. Cate or 3- All other registered job applicants. i.e., all interested app icants regardless of economic oeeds. Regardless of the number of referrats requested by an agency, if the Job Service Office can refer one or more candidates from Category 1 who meet the qualifications of the joD order, no candidates from Category 2 will be referred. Candidates from Lategory 3 c�nnot be referred until qualified Category 2 candidates have atso been exhausted. If a Job Service Office receives an order for vrhich they have no registered candidates who are qualified, they will contact Yhe state agency to indicate the qualifications of those registered applicants who cane closest to meeting the requirements to discuss whether those candidates will be acceptable to the agency. If so, they will be referred in the previously indicated priority order. If the area office has no applicants who meet the agency's qualifications, they shoutd attempt to recruit some. If after five work da s no qualified applicants are available for referral. the a9ency w� e free to make a direct appointment. In the case of jobs under the emergency appointment type, the period will be three days. Definitions of 'Head of Household", "Setf-Supporting Student", 125% of the Government Lower Living Standard, and other pertinent definitions are listed under item 6 of this directive.. , . ._ _: _ .. L I _2_ � ..: •. �. . ;. .. �. � _ .� � . _. , .�'_t ��-Y�v_r �..1�-��Y�r .. Applicants desiring referral to a�y job under this program must have thei� eligibility category determined by the area office at the time of application, The certification is aood for the entire period of the program (i.e.. a person applies for the program in January 1986 and is determi�ed to be a Category 1 appiicant. That certification is good until September 30, 1986). The applicant's eligibility category is to be entered upon their MJT 508 reterral card. Their eligibility category is also to be entered on their MJT 511. The procedure for entering the appropriate eligibility category upon the MJT 511 is as follows: State Sumner Jobs Program applicants wi11 be ide�tified by ente`ring Codes 1-3 in ]tem 38, position 66 on the MDES-5]1 Appiication. They will be entered on the CRT/Application Screen under JTPA. The entry codes are as follows: Code 1: Membe�s of families of which all members are unemployed, or unemployed heads of households. or self-supporting students. Code 2: Members of families whose incane is less than 125� of the 6overrment la+er Living Standa�d. The 125% incane 9uidelines are listed under definitions in this memo. Code 3: All others, i.e., all interested applicants applying xith Job Service, those meeting need criteria, and those not in need, but generally interested in sumner work for the state. 4. '4eferral. A. A l�n Maintenance. Area Office should take steps to ensure that appTicants w o app y early in the year for this program are considered (if they are available for employment) at the time job orders are listed with the area office. The method of tracking or filing these applications is left up to the area office. Some suggested methods a�e keeping a list or filing the certification forms in a separate place. . B. Referral of Appiicants. When a joD order is received and qualified cert�ied a pp icants are selected for referral the fotlrnving procedures are to be followed. 1) If the applicant is calted into the area office for referral he/she is to be given an MJT 508 and a copy of his/her certification form to give to the appointing authority. The certification form must be signed and dated by an area office staff inember and must�e stamped with the area office stamp. 2) If the area office calls the applicant and refers him(her to the job by telephone (which may occur with applicants who live some distance from the area office), the interviewer must mail a copy of the MJT 508 and a copy of the certification form to the appointing authority. -3- Please Note: There are no exceptions to the above procedures. An applicant may receive more than one referral to jobs under this program. These referrals may occur with different agencies or at different times. In each case the procedures in items a. and b, above must be followed. 5. Reporting. Reporting will be done autanatically by the State Office canputer. It is extremely important that the coding procedures De done correctly and entered. into the computer promptly to assure that your office obtains proper credit for its activity. - �� 6. Oefinitions. ' � ' A. �Fa�mi�l . Family is defined as one or more persons living in a single residence who are related to each other by blood, marriage or adoption. A step-child or a step-parent shall be considered to De related by marriage. B. Head of a Household, Head of household is a member of a family of two or more persons an is tonsidered to be the head of the family by members of the family. C. Family Inco�me. Family incane is totai family income for the 12 month period pr�or to application (exclusive of unemployment canpensation, chiid support, aelfare and Social Security Disability payments). D. Se1f-Su ortin Student. A self supporting student is one who: (must � meet a t ree 1. Has not lived with their parents or guardian for more than six weeks during the preceding year; 2. Has not received more than E750.00 from their parents or guardian during the preceding year; 3. Nas not claimed as an incane tax deduction by their parents or guardian during the precedirtg year. E. ]25% of the Government Lower Living Standard lncane Level (Rev. July 1985) Size of Family Unit *Metro Area Non-Metro Area 1 S 1,804 S 7,642 2 12,779 12,517 3 17,554 17,179 4 21,660 21,214 5 25.554 25,036 * Benton, C1ay, Chisago, Olmsted, Qotk, Sherburne, Stearns, St. Louis and Nright counties use figures for Metro Area. � -4- - -=•.��.:.�...._ ._ � . F. Internshi� in State Aqencies. Internships in state agencies if they are part o a recognizea educational institution internship program are not covered by this program. Usualiy in this type of internship � program there is a written agreement between the state agency and the educational institution. 1 6. Mork Studr Students. Mork study students are not covered by this program proviae3 that the majority (over 50S) of the students wapes are paid by the school from funds authorized under the Higher Education Act (PL 89-329 � Attion: The State Summer Jobs Program wi11 be implemented in December of 1985. Therefore, eacA area manager must develop a system to ensure that all interested applicants receive consideration for the sumner jobs in this program. An initial supply of State 5umner Job Certification forms will be issued under separate cover. Additional copies may be obtained from Larry Cheetham at 690 American Center Building. Please destroy your supply of 1985 Sumner Certification forms. -5- V �11� �� ^ : x � �(. � . ��i�i �4 I 4� \�I�� RL'DY PERPICH GOtfR�ON 9TA'IE OF 1411\'�'EBQ'rA Ow� os n� Go�tnvoR ST. PAUL 55156 •a Neads of All State Agencies and Departments FROM RUOY PERPICH 6overnor �„�t;,��,/ \/ sue�eci State Summer Jobs Program i 12/10/85 Again, this year we vill follov a hiring policy which provides summer jobs az mu�h as possible to t�ose most in need. Accordin9ly, I have asked the Departments of Employee Relations and Jobs 6 Training to develoD procedures to implement a State Summer Jobs Program. The program is to be consistent with collective bargaining agreements, plans and personnel statutes. State a9encies should make no hiring commitments for summer employment during the period April 1, 1986 to SeptemDer 30, 1986 except under the provisions included in the attache4 memorandum. Please bring this policy a�d the attached procedures to the attention of your personnel aCministrators and all field �iring authorities. Again, I wish to reiterate my firm comn`tment ta a hiring policy utiich seeks to provide summer �obs to those most Sn need, in a system tAat provides general puD7ic access to such jobs. T�ank you for your cooperation and support. cc: Personnel Directors ANEOUALOPPORTUNITYEMPLOYER .,... . EMFLOYEE RELATIONS - 3RU fL00R DEPARTMENT SPACE CENIER BUIlDIN6 To. Personnel Oirectors cAOM: Nina Rothchtld . Comnissloner_ �,.�� ( (,�,c.Get- sue�ecT State Sumner 3obs Program STATE OF M�`rNESOTA PERSL i2S8 O f f ice Memorandum onre: 12/20/B5 vHOaE 296-8366 In accord with the attached directfve from Governor Perpich, DOER and the Department of Jobs 6 Training have developed procedures for the State Summer Jobs Program designed to provlde access to all interested applicants but emphasizing priority appointment of persons in greatest economic need of employment. The program covers all apDOintments made between April 1, 19B6 and September 30, 1986 for emeraency, temDOrary, student vorker and non-tenured laborer appointment types. Specific instructions for making any of these appoin*.ments during the covered period are attached. G��neral program 3uidelines: • Persons interested in appointment in any state agency in any of the covered appointment types during tfie summer period, s�ould be referred to their nearest Job Service Office to register for the State Surtmer Jobs Program. A list of Job Service Offices is attached. NOTE: Registration uith a Job Service Office is reQuired for a11 persons interested in state summer joDs, not just for those who meet economic needs criteria. Registration and refcrral information has been provided to .lob Service staff. Candidates may register any iime from now through SeptemDer 30, 1986. A press release will provide public notice of the program and encoura9e interested persons to register with Job Service Offices. • Agencies may return any student uorker or laborer who worked for the agency during t�e previous (1985) surtmer. • If not returning a former employee or making a temporary apDointment from a DOER eligible list, an agency must place a job order with their nearest Job Service Office to fill a Summer Job. Orders must specify t�at the position is a State Summer Job Program vacancy and indicate the reasonable qualifications needed for the position, the number of candidates the agency uishes referred for the vacancy, the days, hours and expected duration of the position. Agencies should also determine for which, if any, protected groups their workforce is d�sparate and request special assistance from Job Service in referring program eligibie protected group candidates to help correct those disDarities. Page 3 DecemDer 10, 1965 • Ourtng tAe period April 1 to Septert.ber 30, 1986, appointments in any of the four appoi�tment types must be accompanied by one of tt�e follouing: 1. A note in the 'Remarks` section of the Employee A�tion Form that tAe appotnted tndividual had Deen latd off from the agency and is being returned under tertns of a governing coilettive Dargaining aqreement. 2. The certification report made by the Department of Empioyee Relations of candtdates on the eligiDle tist interested in temporary employment for a temporary position. 3. A reference in the •Remarks' sectfon of the Employee Action Form to the dates of a returning student vorker's or laborer's employment during the summer of 1985. 4. A copy of the State Summer Jobs Program Certificatto� Form for the apDOinted employee signed by a Job Service Office staff inember and indicating the economtc category of the epplicant. 5. An explanation in the •Remarks• section of the Employee Action Form that an order had been placed with Job Service (give office location and order date) but could noi be filled by referral of pualified tandidates. • Classified Dositions being filled on an unlimited Dasis from DOER eligible lists or through JoD Service referrat from the Cooperative Placement Program for routine service Dositions are not included in this program altnough routine service positions Deing filled on an emergency or temporary basis are included. I encourage agency hiring authoritSes who expect to fill jobs in this program to contact their nearest Job Service soon to discuss registretion, referral �iring and appointment verification procedures which, within the guidelines provided in this memo, will meet the unipue needslcircumstances of the fiiring agency and local JoD Service Office. Enclosure State S�er Jobs Proqram Appointments Emercentv ADDOlntments (For up to 30 days 1n any state joD Class) l. tomply with any applicable collective bargaining agreeraent/plan provision to offer the position to laSd off employees. 2. If no laid off employees are ava11a61e for or lnterested in tAe positton, place a State Summer Jobs �ob order �Sth t�e �earest local Job Servlce Office. 3. Interview referrals and make an appointment. Attach a copy of tAe employee's State Sumner Jobs Certlficatlon Form to the EAF. Remember that M.S. 43A.15 prohibits any one person from working more than 30 cumulative vork days in any 12 month period in any one state agency. theck to see if the employee you are appainting has had previous empluyment in your agency. Temporary ADDOintments (for up to 6 months in any state job tlass) 1. Submit a PosStlon Action Form reQuesting authority to make a temporary dDDOintment and a Aequest to Empioy. Y. Comply with any applicable collective Dargainl�g agreement or plan provisions to offer the posStion to lat4 off employees. 3. DOER will refer from eligible lists any qualified candidatez available for temporary employment. 4. If there are no Qualified candidates on eligible lists or if referred candidates prove unavailaDle, DOER will notify the agency to D1ace a State Sumner Jobs joD order vith the ner.rest locat Job Service Office. Remember that M.S. 43A.15 SuDd. 3 prohibits any person from working more tnan 12 months in any 24 month period on temporary aDDo�ntments. G�eck to see Sf Lhe person you are appointing has had ot�er temporary employment in any state agency during tAe previous two years. Student Norker ADDOintments NOTE: Student vorker positions are of different type5 and salary ranges. All student vorker aDDointments require student status, i.e., current enrollment, or anticipated return to school in three months or less (off for vacation or one quarter), in a secondary, post-secondary or graduate curriculum in a higR school, �ollege, vocational or technical sc�ool. Student worker para-professional positions are limited to students who have finished t�eir first year of a post-setondary curriculum in a field related to the work to be performed. Student worker pera-Drofessional senior positions are reserved for ztudents who have completed at least the first tuo years of a post-secondary curriculum in an area aDDropriate to the position. 1. Determine ff any student wAo �o�ked for the agency as a student worker during the summer of 1985 is to be returned during 1986. While not requ�red to do so, an agency may rehire any student vorker who vorked during the previous summer. 2. If the posttlon is nat fitled by return of a forn,er student worker, contact the nearest local Job Servlce Office to place a State Sumner JoDs joD order including student status reQuirements as sDecifSed above. 3. Intervlew referrals and make an appointment. 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