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07/02/1962 - 000236072 0.� COUNCTL MINUTES - SULY 2, 1962 A regular meeting of the City Council was called to order by Mayor Greig at 8:00 P,M. Members Present; IKembers Absent; Sheridan, Nee, Greig, Wolke (arrived at 8:07 P,M,) Johanson APPROV�3. �F MINUTES: Councilman Nee asked that the minutes of June 18, 1962, on Page 11, relative to the vote on the motion to beg�n use of the new water system be corrected to show that � Councilman Nee voeed nay. Motion by Nee to accept the minutes of the June 18, 1962 Council meeting as corrected, Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously, � OLD BUSINESS• SECOND READiNG OF ORDINANCE VACATING PORTION OF EASEMENT - LOT 11, BLOCK 3, MARIAN HILLS ADDITION• This item was taUled until later in the meeting. Id�17��' ���rlp'7x�1i�ZN:1•�`1�;��]5�7� y�i This item was tabled until later in the meeting to see whether or not any of the property owners affected might be present to voice their ob�ections or opinions relative to this agreement on the Cochran property. NEW BUSINESS• BIDS - TENNI5 COURTS: The City Manager read the blds for the Tennis Courts which were opened at noon, Ju1y 2, 1962 as follows; Northland Construction Company Certified Check Lump Sus Bid 623D Sunrise Drive $550:00 of Minneapolis 21, Minnesota Bid Secu:ity $9,460.00 Carlson-LaVine, Incarpoxated Certifted Check Lump Sum Bid 2854 Columbus Avenue $575.00 of Minneapolis, Minnesota Bid Security $9,995 00 Mr. Donlin� Park Director, stated that these were 000d 6ids, but were high considering the amount of funds allowed in the budget fox these tennis courts. Motion by Sheridan to Ye�ect these bids, re-wriee specif�cations, and ca11 for new bids. Seconded by Nee. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. BIDS - SW#55: The City Manager read the bids which were received and opened at noon, July 2, 1962 in the presence of Mayor T. E. Greig, Consulting Engineer E. V. Comstock, and City Manager Earl F. Wagner as follows; BIDDER BID DEPOSIT LUMP SUM BTD COMP. TIME Barbarossa & Sons, Inc. 402 - 33rd Avenue North St, Cloud, Minnesota Lametti & Sons, Inc. 211 N. Pascal St. Paul 4, Minnesota Bianconi Constxuction Company 986 Bayard Avenue St. Pau1 2, Minnesota SandsYrom & Hafner 2�54 St, Anthany Blvd. Minneapolis, Minnesota St. Pau1 Fire & Marine 5% Seaboard Surety 5/ Ohio Farmers Ins. Company 5% Travelers Ins. Company 10% 120 $67,707.15 days $95,346.00 120 days 120 $74,770.35 days 6Q $97,267.00 days �O(i Motion by Wo1ke to receive these b�ds and turn them over to the Consulting Engineers for tabulation. Seconded by Nee. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the m6tion carried unanimously. BIDS - SS&SW��58; The City Manager read the bids as received and opened at noon, July 2, 1962 in the presence of Mayor T. E, Greig, Consulting Engineer E. V. Comstock, and City Manager Ear1 P. Wagner, as follows: SIDDER BID DEPOSIT LUMP SUM BID COMP, TIME Lametti & Sons, Inc. 211 North Pascal St. Paul 4, Minnesota Bianconi Construction Co 986 Bayard Avenue St. Paul 2, Minnesota Sandstrom & Hafner 2054 St. Anthony Blvd. Minneapolis, Minnesota Seaboard Surety 5% Ohio Farmers Tns. Company 5% Travelers Ins. Company 10% izo $IOS,16/+.00 days 90 $ 41,787.4Q days 60 $ 65,705.00 days Motion by Wolke to receive these bids and turn them over to the Consulting Engineers for tabulation. Seconded by Nee. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. PUSLIC HEARING - FINAL PLAT - SYLVAN HILLS PLAT #7: The City Engineer presented the plat to the Council for discussian and consideration. Mr. Fred Levy was present, and pointed out location of huildings and other pertinent facts concernxng this plat to the Council. There were no other persons present for or against acceptance of this final plat. Motion by Wolke to close the hearing, Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. AGCEPTANCE OF FINAL PLAT - SYI,VAN HILLS PI�AT �k7. Motion by Wolke to accept this as the final plat of Sylvan Hills Plat �k7, and authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to sign same. Seconded 6y Sheridan, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimouslq. The Mayor left the meeting temporarily. Gavel to Nee, PIIBLIC HEARING - VACATING AI,LEYS AND STAEETS - BLOCKS 2-11, MOORE LAKE ADDITTON• The City Manager read the notice of hearing, and pointed out the area involved on the map. There were no persons present for or against this proposed vacation. Motion by Wolke to close the hearing. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motiott carried unanimously. Mayot Greig returned Co the meeting. Gave1 to Greig. FIRS'T READING OF ORDINANCE VACATING ALLEYS AND STREETS - BLOCKS 2-11, MOORE LAKE ADDITION• The City Manager read the proposed ordinance. Motion by Sheridan to accept this as the first reading of the above ordinance. Seconded by Nee. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. OZD BUSINESS: SECOND READING OF ORDINANCE N0. 214 VACATING PORTION OF EASEMENT - LOT 11, BLOCK 3, MARIAN HILLS ADDITION: The City Manager read the ordinance. Mr, Nee asked if Mr. Kohlan had worked out this matter with Mr. 0'Bannon, Mr. Kohlan stated that everything had been worked out except a few technicaltties, which could be done without anq problem. Motion by Wolke to accept this as the second reading of the above ordinance and haue it published, sub�ect to the approval of all technicalities involved by the City Attorney, Seconded by Nee. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF AGREEMENT - COCHRAN PROPERTY: This item was tabled earlier in the meeting because of the lack of representation 6y the people in the area of the Cochran property. Mr, Wolke stated that he had � � L__J � � � ��� driven Uy the progerty today, and he felt that the situation caas not bad. There was discussion on the planting strip sketch, known as Plat �k1 on file in the City Clerk's office. This sketch was inspected by the Council. Mr. Wagner stated thaC in the agreement, Mr. Cochran is to have a planting strip on his property the same or similax to this. This was agreed to by Mr. Cochran, as were all of the other stipulations in the agreement, as Mr. Cochxan was present, and did not have any objections relative to the agreement. Motion by Wo1ke to recommend that the Crty enter into this agreement with Mr. Cochran regarding his property at 6400 Central Avenue Northeast, and to authorize the City Manager to see that this agreement is casried out. Seconded by Nee. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. PUSLIC flEARING ON IMPROVEMENT - S,'k59: The City Manager read the notice of hearing. Mr, Nee asked what Mr. Brunsell meant by escrow money. Mr. Wagner stated that thls was escrow money contxibuted by the develQper and held in a construction fund for sewer work for the area. Mr Sheridan stated that this area had been assessed for sewer some years ago. This assessmenC was for mains only, and has never been assessed £or the interceptor line as other areas have. Mr. Sheridan stated that he wanted to go on record as ob�ecting to the main interceptor assessment for this area at this time. Mr. Wo1ke asked for a recommendaCion. Mr. Wagner staCed Chat Mr. Brunsell gives three alternatives as reco�endations: (1) 100'/, Assessment, (2) Use Escrow Money in Construction Fund and assess the balance, and (3) Use Escrow Money ($4,673.$8) in Construction Fund and make a general tax levy for the balance of $7,008.12. Mr Wagner stated that he has no recommendation relative to method of financing this pro�ect. It was stated that there are 5 lots in Swanstrom's Court that are not assessable, Mr. Kohlan stated that the Council does not have to make a determination tonight, just see how this area compares with other areas. Mr. Sheridan stated that he understands the problem, but he knew that the people here tonight would like an explanation of this assessment. Mr. William Shields, 1350 Highway �%100 NorCheast, stated thae he has waited for two years for sewer service, he wants it, but does not feel he should pay more than others in the atea have paid, Mr. Henry Johnson, 1349 Skywood Lane NorCheast, stated that he was in agreement with Mr. Shields, and asked how can we be assessed more? Mr. Sheridan stated that he felt the whole assessment ro11 was in error. Mr. Kohlan stated that assessments are based on benefits received only This is an overall assessmenC. Mayor Greig declared the hearing closed, IC HEARING ON IMPROVEMENT - SS�k53. The Mayor announced that Che hearing on this improvement would be taken by sections. The City Manager read the notice of hearing. The sections are as follows: SECTION 6- BOURDEAUX'S SPRING Bit00K PARK: It was stated that there is only one property owner involved xn this section. Mr. Comstock of Comstock and Davis, Inc., Consulting Engineers, for the City of Fridley explained the pxo�ect and pointed out the area, There was no one present for or against this firsL section of SS��'S3. The Mayor declared the hearing closed on Section 6. SECTTON STREET �����:1tl:7�IQ! e 0 OSBORNE ROAD - 76TII AVENUE - VAN BUREN The City Manager stated that the City had received one letter in opposition to this assessment. There are 53 parcels, and 39 owners 1n this area. Mx Knalson, representing School District No. 16 was present and asked about the boundaries in relation to the school district. Mr. Comstock pointed out the boundaries on the map in relaCion to the assessment charged to the school district no 16 The quesCion�was asked by a representative of School District �'k16, whether the assessment was based on a11 lines, or �ust frontage lines. The answer was that the school district will be assessed for benefits received only The question was asked if this was an exact ¢ost and actual square feet that would be used when the construction began. It was stated that this was a preliminary assessment and an estimated cost. The estimated�cost is $1.48 per 10� square feet for this section Mr. Nagel stated that another street �vill be going into this area and will this mean more sewer installation. Mr. Comstock stated that the present plan for storm drainage should be adequate. As far as this other street is concerned, it' would depend on tlie street layout whether storm sewer installation would be needed Mr. Knalson, District �k16, asked if this was the last hearing It was stated it was. Mr Kohlan sCated that any objections could be mailed to the City. Mr. Knalson stated that School District �F16 would register ob�ection by mai1, until the cost is deEinite SECTION 5 - HIVERWOOD MANOR. �o� There are 18 parcels �nd 11 owners included in this section. Mr. Comstock pointed out the area on the map and explained the area. Mr. James Thayer , representative of School District ��14, asked questions regarding the area and assessments that would affect the School District. It was stated that this storm sewer installation would drain the streets in the area, but not the school property. The Mayor declared the hearing closed. $ECTION 7- 64TH AVENUE - CENTRAL AVENUE TO ARTHUR STREET: Myron Ostlund, 1440 - 66th Avenue Northeast, stated that he felt that with the sand in his area, he saw no need for a storm sewer, and felt that they should not be assessed for same. Mr. Ralph Sauer, 1328 - 66th Avenue North- east, stated that he agreed with Mr. Ostlund, as did other ohjectors from this area. Mr. Comstock pointed out the area and explained the installation of the storm sewer 1n this area. The question was asked who petitioned for storm sewer. It was stated that 64th Avenue area was petitioned for, but the entire area must be done to benefit the area properly, and that 64th Avenue could not be done separately. Robert Traub, 6536 Fridley S[reet, stated [hat he would like to register his ob�ection to this storm sewer installation and assessment, Mr Wagner, the City Manager, stated that 64th is badly in need of storm drainage, and the Board of Health recommends drainage. Mr. Ernest Gertzen, Dellwood Drive, stated that he ob�ected, and did not see why the people in the area had to pay cahen they were not bettefited by this storm sewer. Mz. Orville Shimanski, Stinson Boulevard, stated that he also ob�ected. Mr. Ostlund asked if i*_ was possible to take a survey on the so11 conditions, and would those with sand have to be included in �his, when their drainage is adequate. Mr. James Thayer, School District �k14, asked how this would benefit the school property, and how would their assessment run. It was stated that it would be prorated for benefits received. Mr. Robert Traub asked if any contractors had petitioned for storm sewer in this area. He was told that the Tred Company had petitioned concerning the homes on 64th Avenue., Clark's Addition had also petitinned. Mr. William Schilling of Hillcrest Drive in Moore Lake Hills stated his ob�ection, that the bulk of Moore Lake Hills does not need storm sewer and does not feel that they should have to pay for it �ust to help out the two lots that were built on that were obviously low when the building permits were issued, and a drainage problem was evident for those lots at that time He asked why building permits were issued for these lots. Mr Greig, the Mayor, stated that there is no unbuildable land in Fridley The Mayor declared the hearing closed. SECTION 3- ROBYN's RIVER MANOR ADDITION AND EAST RIVER ESTATES; Mr. Comstock pointed out the area and explained the area and boundazies. This is a fairly new addition There were no objectors present from this area. The Mayor declared the hearing closed on this section. SECTION 2- GARDENA MELOLAND GARDENS: , ' Mr. Comstock pointed out the area on the map and explained the storm sewer in- stallation, boundar�es, etc, There are 99 parcels and 78 owners. Mr. William Schilling asked if he, liv�ng on Hillcrest Drive in Moore Lake Hills, waa in- cluded in this section. It �aas stated that he was. He stated hzs ob�ections. There were three plans presented to the Council on this improvement. Plan 1 was for a smaller drainage district, and Plans 2 and 3 were fot a larger one. Mrs. Richard 0. Lindquist, 1328 Hillcrest Drive, Moore Lake Hi11s, asked how they would benefit, and stated that she objected to this storm sewer installation. There was considerable discussion on this storm seiaer from residents in Moore Lake Hills. Dennis Copp, 6860 Woody Lane, stated that he wished to go on record as an ob�ector. Mr. Robert VanCleave stated that he wished to go on record as an objector to Plans 2 and 3. Councilman Sheridan stated, after further dis- cussion, that he does not believe that this storm sewer should be forced on these people if they do not want it. Mrs. Lillemoen, 1583 Gardena Avenue Northeast, stated that she wished to go on record as an ob�ector to this storm sewer. Mr. Kohlan, at this point, explained the storm sewer assessments relative to those ' benefited by same, and why the area assessment is set up as it is. There were several other oh�ections voiced at this time, Mr. Lowell Nagovsky, 1505 Ferndale Avenue, Harold E. Swanson, 1211 Gardena Avenue, Maurice Ewy, 1560 Ferndale Avenue, and Mrs. Howard Bergman, 1324 Hillcrest Drive. The question was asked about boundaries, and Mr. Comstock explained same He stated that there was merit in Plan ��1, but perhaps Plans "2'° and "3" were not essential at this time. Mr. Leo E. Nelson, 6065 Central Avenue Northeast, stated that he ob�ected to the fact that the whole area is being assessed for this storm sewer, and this storm sewer actually benefits only two lots in the area. Mrs. Lillemoen stated that she felt that Gardena should have been left the way it was originally. Mr. Robert Traub asked c�hich way the decision would go, along with the Engineers, or along with the people ob�ecting. It was explained that this was �ust a preliminary hearing to get the feeling of the people in the area, The Mayor declared the hearing closed on this section, � � � 20� SECTION 2- FILLMORE STREET - LYNDE DRIVE TO REGIS DRIVE; Mr. Comstock pointed out and explained the area, Mayor Greig asked for discussion. Mr. Wentworth, 1351 Highway �k100 Northe�st, stated his ob�ections He stated that they are paying for sewer and water but cannot use it, and now they want to put in storm sewer. Mr. Kohlan stated that normally storm sewer is put in before the street goes in. There was considerable discussion on this area, and there were several ob,7ectors. Mr. Sheridan read Petition ��34-1961. There was discussion on draining a swamp in the area, so that it could be developed. Those ob�ecting to this storm sewer were Dick Johnson, Lynde Drive, William Drigans, 1060 Lynde Drive, and Peter Wo�towicz, 1110 Lynde Drive. Charles Sheridan stated that Lyndale Builders closed the drainage ditch to Moore Lake, and he ob,7ected to the storm sewer. Mr. Dick Johnson, Lynde Drive, asked what the Highway Department was going to do in the future in regard to this area Mx' Ray Sheridan staCed that he was not for this storm sewer, amd fe1C that the problem could be solved in a different manner than to force storm sewer on these people, and that another solution should be considered The Mayor declared the hearing closed on this section. SECTION 8- MAIN STREET - PANORAMA TO T.H. �k100 (694); Mr. Walter Miller of Electro-cote Company stated that he was opposed to this storm sewer. He felt that there was no need, as they have sand on their property and good drainage, and thexe is no sign of water, even aftex heavy rains, and their drainage does not go into City streets. A representative from the Northern Pacific Railway stated that he ob�ected, and did not feel that they would benefit as much as they had to pay out for this improvement. Mr. Kuban of Kurt Manufacturing Company stated that he ob�ected, and asked who put in a petition for this. He also asked where the storm sewer would go in, and Mr. Comstock pointed out the area on the map. Mr. Hendrickson of Fullerton Stee1 Company asked why there is such a differential in estimated cost in some areas, as compared to others. It was explained that most installations are a11 different, more piping, etc. The majority of the property owners present stated that they had 17 feet of sand, and did not need seorm sewer, and ob�ected to this. Mr. Comstock explained that the petitions for storm sewers and analyzed and studied. The storm sewer is not always needed aC the present time, but is put in at this time for future use. Mr. Hendrickson of Fullerton Stee1 Company, Mr. Miller of Electro-cote, Mr. Berg of Great Northern Railway, and Mr. Torrey of Midland Coop a11 wished to go on record as objecting to this storm sewer The question was asked whether there is a drainage problem Zn this area It was stated that there is a problem on CapitAl Street. In fact, there are a lot of residents in this area that are affected, as well as the industrial property owners. Mr. Comstock explained this storm sewer from an engineering standpoint. Mr Mi11er from Electro-cote stated that the industrial property should be required to drain to the back of their property. He felt that the amount they were being assessed relative to the,ir propexty value was not feasible. Mr. Torrey from Midland Coop asked when action would be taken on this. It was stated that if there were eoo many ob�ections, it would not go through at this time. The question was asked whether you could petition against this. It was answered "yes," if you 1ike. The Mayor declared the hearing closed on this section. BUILDING BOARD MINUTES - JUNE 27, 1962• Motion by Nee to accept the minutes of the Suilding Board for June 27, 1962, and concut in the recommendations of the Board. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a wice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES - JUNE 27, 1962: A nr:� - 771 - 58TH A The City Manager read the action of the Board of Agpeals relative to the above variance. Motion by Nee to concur in the recommendation of the Board of Appeals and grant this variance. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. A A 7fF1�FPHOZ ADDITION: ON LOTS 4, 5, 18 At�TD 19, BLOCK 2, REES Mr. Jamison was present and presented plans for the Council's consideration Motion by Nee to concur in the recommendation of the Board of Appeals to grant this variance request, subject to the approval o£ the plans by the City Engineer, City Manager, and Suildipg Inspector. Seconded by Sheridan Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. � « PLANNING COMMISSION MTNUTES - SUNE 28, 1962; PUSLIC HEARING ON REQUEST TO REZONE FROM R-1 TO C-1, LOTS 13, 14, 15, AND 16, BLDCK 3, RICE CREEK TERRACE PLAT 4�2 BY MR. THEISEN: Mr. Raugland, architect, representing Mr. Theisen, stated that Mr. Theisen would like to know what they could put in that area to satisfy the Council and the people in the area that ob�ected to the rezoning at the Planning Co�ission Meeting. Mr. Wagner suggested that Mr Theisen contact the people in the area to see what their feelings were in regard to what they would consider putting in this area. Motion by Nee to concur in the recommendation of the Planning Cou�ission and deny the rezoning at this tzme. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. ' LOT SPLIT REQUEST BY MR, ALLEN WILLIAMS - LOT 8, AUDITOR`5 SUBDIVISION N0. 103: Motion by Nee to concur in the recommendatlon of the Planning Commission and grant this lot split. Seconded by Sheridan Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously, VACATION REQUEST BY FRED LEVY OF 20 FOOT EASEMENT EOR STORM SEWER IN SYLVAN HILLS PLAT #6. The City Manager explained the requested vacation to the Council. Motion by Sheridan to concur in the reco�endation of the Planning Commission, sub]ect to receipt of deeds for relocated easement, and set a puhlic hearing. Seconded by Nee. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. NOMINATION OF MENIBER TO STREETS AND UTILITIES SUB-COMMITTEE: The City Manager asked Mr Nagel, Chairman of the Streets and Utilities Sub- Committee, whether he had a recommendation of a member for the Su6-committee. Mr. Nagel stated that he did not have one at this time. No action was taken. IMPROPER SIDEYARD REQUIREMENTS - RODNEY BILLMAN: Mr. Billman was present and explained the situation of these lots to the Council. These lots are in the Innsbruck area. He is requesting permission to replat � these lots. There was discussion on the pzesent status of the building on these two 1ots; that Mr Billman was violating the present zoning ordinance, and also, that he was continuing at his own risk. Mr. Billman stated that he wi11 tear out the footings on the one lot, and only wished for permission to replat to make the other footings legal Motion by Wolke to proceed per the Planning Commission's recommendations. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION N0. 92 - EAST OF BENJAMIN AND NORTH OF GARDENA: Motion by Nee to concur in the recommendation of the Planning Commission that the street Iayout be established as per Drawing No. 62-25, and order the public hearing. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. BLOCK 1, SPRING PARK LAKESIDE ADDITIDN IN THE N'� OF SECTION 12: Motion by Nee to concur in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and approve the street layout for the above re�erenced property, as per Drawing No. 62-108, except that the cul-de-sac for Lots 2 and 3 be deleted, and set a public hearing. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, theYe being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. N. W, 4 OF THE N. E. � OE SECTION 12 - E& M DEVELOPMENT COMPANY: Motion by Nee to concur in the recommendation of the Planning Co�ission and 1 approve the street layout per Drawing No. 62-107, and order a public' hearing. Seconded by Sheridan Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION N0. 23 - WEST OF EAST RIVER ROAD, NORTH OF EVA ERICKSON RIVER MANOR AND SOUTH OF SOHNSON'S RIVER LANE: Motion by Wo1ke to concur in the recommendation of the Planning Commission con- tinuing Riverview Terrace through Lot 31 and Lot 16, Auditor's Subdivision No. 23, to tie into Riverview Terrace in pr,oposed Veit's Addition, and authorize acceptance of deeds. Seconded by Nee. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. ' � � �1� COMMiJNICATIONS : SYLVAN HILLS PLAT �k4 - PARK PROPERTY: The City Manager read a letter to the City Council from residents in the Sylvan Hills area. Mr. Donlin. Park Director, stated that there is money budgeted for this as a park, the cosC estimate is for a completed park, but usually it is completed in steps, with the basics first, and not al1 at once. Mr Skaaden stated that they wanted iccm�ediate action and did not want to wait, and asked if work could be started to put this park back into shape, so that it could he used by the childeen. Mr. Thomas asked if this property could be used for both a park and a drainage pond (fenced in), and would this go along with the solution on drainage problem as well. Mr, Comstock gave his viewpoints from an engineering standpoint. Photos were shown to the Council of the area as it is at the present time. Mr. Comstock recommended that tests be taken of water seepage on this property, and upon this recommendation, the Council could proceed. Mr. Hart stated that perhaps it could be graded properly for proper drainage on a portion of the property, and the rest could be used as a pazk. He stated thaC the need is great for a playground in this area, as did Mr. Thomas, and they would appreciate anything that could be done as soon as possible Lo put this property back into a playground-paik suitable for use as such. Motion by Wo1ke to auCnorize the City Engineer to get percolation tests of the property, and also to authorize Mr. Donlin, Park Director, to proceed with plans to develop the park area. Seconded by Nee. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. POLICE DEPARTMENT - DRUNKOMETER CHARGES� Motion by Nee to concur in the recommendation of the Chief of Police that the �ai1 rate remain at $3.SD per day, or anq portion of a day, and to change the rate of the D.O.M. from $7.50 each to $3 75 each. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanlmously. Mayor Greig asked about the salary of the Dispatcher salary was $185.00 a month for every other day. CONFERENCE - CITY MANAGER'S ASSOCIATION It was stated that the The City Manager read the letter of invitation to the Council Motion by Nee to grant permission to the City Manager to attend the City Manager's Association Conference in Philadelphia in October 14 to 18. 5econded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the_motion carried unanimously. BOARD OF HEALTH - SEMI-ANNO'AL REPORT• Motion by Sheridan to accept this report and place it on Fi1e, Seconded by Nee. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. VISITORS: SECTION 1- GARDENA MELOLAND GARDENS STORM SEWER: Mr, and Mrs. Richard 0. Lindquist and Mr, Howard Bergman of Hillcrest Drive in Moore Lake Hi11s discussed with the Council the proposed assessment for storm sewer in Moore Lake Hi11s. No action by the Council, this was merely an opportunity for these residents to state their ob�ections to this storm sewer. WINKI,ER PROPERTY: Mr. Winkler was present to inform the Council that he was abandoning his plans to proceed with the street for his property because of opposiCion of one of his neighbors. No action by the Council. CONSIDERATION OF BOUNDARY SURVEY - AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION N0. 92: The Gity Manager explained to the Council why he was 6ringing this mattex to their attention. Mrs Lillemoen, Gardena Avenue, stated that she understood that this had been voted dowa, and this survey had been made by the County some years ago, and felt that it was not needed again. Mr. Sheridan stated that he recalled that nothing more would be done on this at the moment. Motion by Nee to table this matter. Seconded by Wolke. Upon a wice vote, there being no n2ys, the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION N0. 57-1962 CERTIFYING CHARGES TO THE COIINTY AUDITOR: The City Manager read the above resolution. Motion by Nee to adopt the above �� � resolution. Seconded by Sheridan Upon a vmce vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION N0. 58-1962 ORDERING PRELIMINARY PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS - SW#50: The City Manager read the above resolution explaining it served 13 acres on the west side of the East River Road. Motion by Wolke to adopt bhe above resolution. Seconded by Nee. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried � unanimously. RESOLUTION N0. 59-1962 RECEIVING PRELIMINARY PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ORDERING PUSLIC HEARING - SW4k50� The City Manager read the above resolution. Motion by Sheridan to adopt the above resolution. Seconded by Nee. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. CLAIMS; Motion by Nee to approve General Claims 6569 through 6681. Seconded by Wolke. i]pon a voace vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Motion bq Wolke to approve Liquor Claims 4315 through 4345. Seconded by�Nee, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Motion by Sheridan to approve Public Utility Claims 1903 through 1937. Seconded by Wolke. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. CHANGE ORbER #1 - W-34-H, SCHEDULE �k3: � The City Manager read Change Order ��1 for Pro�ect W-34- H, Schedule ��3, and informed the Council that this was additional to the contract. Motion by Sheridan to approve Change Order �kl for Prn�ect W-34-H, Schedule ��3 as presented by Comstock and Davis, Inc , Consulting Engineers. Seconded by Nee. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motlon carried unanimously. ESTIMATES: Motion by Nee to approve the following estimates, Herbst Construction Company 1550 Highway No. 10 Minneapolis 21, Minnesota Comstock and Davis, Inc. 1446 County Road "J" Minneapolis 21, Minnesota Final Estimate W-34-H Sch. �F3 W-34-F - Est. �k9 W-34-G - Est. �k9 W-34-E - Est. ��9 S&SS24G-Est. i�20 S&W-48B-Est. 4�10 w-34H-2-Est. #6 W-34J-1-Est. 9k2 S&W-48A-Est ��12 St 1961-1 Est �11 5&SS-24A Est 4622 $5,903.39 $ 47.25 24.75 2.25 18.00 177.25 471.25 938.25 1,373.50 379 75 22.50 $3,454.75 also to approve the estimates for Barbarossa and Sons, Inc., 402 - 33rd AVanue North, St. Cloud, Minnesota, subject to $arbarossa and Sons, Inc. depositing a$500.00 Certified check with the Crty of Fridley to assure repair wark on West Moore Lake Drive, with same being refunded after completion of repair work, as follows: Barbarossa and Sons, Inc Final Estimates i 402 - 33rd Avenue North Estimate ik5 St.,Cloud, Minresota W-34-E $16,019.33 W-34-D Est. �F6 $20,527.48 Seconded by Wolke. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. FIREWORKS AT 100 TWIN DRIVE-IN• Motion by Sheridan to grant permission to the 100 Twin Drive-in to have a fire- � � � works display for the holiday. Seconded by Nee. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carned unanimously. LICENSES: Councilman Nee stated that he has received several complaints relative to the operation of the 100 Twin Drive-in. The Council would like a traffic report ftom the Chief of Police relative Co egress and ingress of the drive-in theatre. Motlon by Ne2 to approve the following licenses and to hold up that of the 100 Twin Drive-in Theatre for furthex study: ELEGTRICAL � Brede, Tncoxporated 2211 Broadway N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota Joslyn Electric Service 8406 Center Drive N,E. Minneapolis 21, Minnesota Parsons Electric Company 917 Fifth Avenue South Minneapolis 4, Minnesota GENERAL B & S Investment Company 4150 Central Avenue N.E. Minneapolis 21, Minnesota Imperial Garage Bmlders 10682 Madison,St. N.E. Anoka, Minnesota Inter City Garage Builders 35 Highway �10 � Minneapolis 21, Minnesota Mike 0'Bannon 5298 Fillmore St. N.E, Fridley 21, Minnesota � Western Homes, Inc. 90 Craig Way N.E. Fridley 32, Minnesota HEATIN� Ferguson Sheet Meta1 Works 2733 Washington Avenue North Minneapolis, Minnesota MASONRY W, L. Knudaon , Route 5 Anoka, Minnesota Minnehaha Terrazzo & Cement Co. 52l West 90th Street Minneapolis 20, Minnesota PLUMBING Frank P. Surma 4101 Zenith Avenue North Robbinsdale 22, Minnesota OTHER LICENSES: CIGARETTE LTCENSE Fred Vye 4256 - 7th Street N.E, Minneapolis 21, Minnesota by: Harry Henk by: Isaac 1oslyn by: R. D, Anderson by. Mervin Barth by Gordon M. 01son by, Joseph F. Shun by• Mike 0'Bannon by: Lorrie H. .Tohnson by; Douglas Ferguson by: Wayne L. Knudson by: A. Favero by Frank P Surma dba; Vye Oil Company 4040 Marshall Street N.E. Fridley 21, Minnesota Renewal Renewal New Renewal New Renewal idew Renewal New New Renewal Renewal 213 ��_� RETAIL 'bFF SALE" LICENSE Sheila A. Rodin & Milton G. Rodin, Jr 6758 East River Road Minneapolis 21, Minnesota SERVICE STATION LICENSE J. W. Dolin 95 Mississippi Way N.E, Fridley 21, Minnesota John L. Myren 630 Lafayette St. N.E. Fridley 32, Minnesota Leo A1lender 5410 - Sth Street N.E, Minneapolis 21, Minnesota Gary Longerbone 4656 Polk St. N.E. Minneapolis 21, Minnesota Terry Paulson & Larry Vossen 6037 Osseo Road - 2310 Aldrich North Mirtneapolis, Minnesota dha; Rice Creek Grocery 6758 E. River Road Minneapolis 21, Minnesota East River Road Garage 6501 E. River Road Minneapolis 21, Minnesota Fxidley Mobil Service 6500 East River Road Fridley 21, Minnesota Fridley Shell Service 6101 University Avenue I�,E, Fridley 2L, Minnesota Gary's Standard Service 6490 University Avenue N.E. Fridley 21, Minnesota Holly 66 Service 6500 University Avenue N.E. Fridley 21, Minnesota Fred B Vye North Star Oil 4256 - 7th St. N.E. 404D Marshall St. N.E, Minneapolis 21, Minnesota Fridley 21, Minnesota Seconded by Sher.tdan, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. It was suggested that Mr Herringer be notified of this Counczl action. FIRE DEPARTMENT PAYROLL - JAN[TARY 1, 1962 THROUGH ,7ULY 1, 1962: Motion by Nee to pay the Fire L�epartment payroll in the amount of $3,948.00 for 1,316 fire runs, and $77 00 for Burning Permits. Seconded by Wolke, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. JOB CLASSIFICATIONS: The City Manager stated that he and the Finance Director had studied this matter for some time and had come up with this proposed xe-classification. Mr. Sheridan asked if this would brin� it up to date, and he was told that it would. Motion by Nee to approve the re-classification of �obs. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a vozce vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. CHANGE ORDER ikl - STREETS 1961-2, The City Engineer presented plans and sketches of the proposed change order. This is in regard to the intersection in Sylvan Hills of Sylvan Lane and Jupiter Drive. The traffic circle would cost $400.00 less than the estimated cost of this new intersection design. Motion by Nee to approve this change order. Seconded by Wolke. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motxon caxried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCE ANIENDING ORDINANCE N0. 103 - SEWER CONNECTIONS; The City Manager read the proposed ordinance relative to sewer connections. Mr. Nee stated that he was not in favor of the amendment to this ordinance as written. Mr. Hensley from the Board of Health was present and explained a situation near the beach which would iae alleviated if these homeowners could be ordered to hook up to sanxtary sewer. Mr. Kohlan suggested that the ordinance be revised Mr. Nee stated that he thought the ordinance was too extreme in the sense that it required everyone to hook up whether needed or not. Mr Hensley gave his views on the health standpoin[ of this matter. The ordinance would be a tool cahereby the Health Department could cope with situations such as the one mentioned previously, as now nothing could 6e done. The Council agreed that they would have no ob�ection to re-writing the amendment to Ordinance �k103, stating more specifically the situations requlring hoatcups. Mr, Hensley stated that he needed some standard 6y which to work. Mr. Nee stated that he believes this , � I� 1 LJ ' 21� ordinance should have some flex�bality, and would su;�est that it be re-written to incorpo�'ate some standard by which the Health Inspector can work. Motion by Nee to table this ordinance £or further study and re-writing. Seconded by 5heridan. Upon a voice vote, there bezng no nays, the moY.ion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION N0. 60-1962 REDETERMINING M,S.A, STREETS -�k306 AT T.H. 4�47: The City Manager read the above resolution. Motion by Wolke to adopt the above resolution, Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION N0. 61-1962 ORDERING IMPROVEAYENT FOR SECTIONS �k3, iF4, �k5, AND ik6 OF SS#53: The City Manager read the above resolution. Motion by Nee to adopt the above resoluYion. Seconded by Wo1ke. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Motion by Wolke to table Sections �kl, ��2, �k7, and �{8 of this improvement. Seconded by Nee. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTTON N0. 62-1962 ORDERTNG IMPROVEMENT - S�k59• The City Manager read the above resolution. Motion by Nee to adopt the above resolution. Seconded by Wolke. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanim�usly. BIDS - SW�k55 AND SS&SWdk58: The Mayor asked Mr. Gomstock if he had tahulated these bids, and Mr. Comstock requested that the awarding of these bids be tabled until the next meeting, ,Tu1y 16, 1962, for further consideration by the Consulting Engineers. He stated that he would be prepared to make a recoa�endation relative to the awarding of these bids on July 16, 1962. EASEMENT S : Mayor Greig asked if easements have been obtained near ➢owning Box Company. It was sCaCed that Franklin Manufacturing Company would not sign until the road system is setCled, but had given a verbal okay, ADSOURNMENT: There being no further business, Mayor Greig declared the meeting adjourned. Res ectfully submitted: , � -r�c-�-t�C.¢-atti/ L �wendolyn . Samue son Acting Secretary to the Council BOARD OF EQUALIZATION MINUTES - JULY 16, 1962 �� � �� � i ,� ✓ r . � fff � �� `"/ MA R- 1. E. Greig ✓ The Board of Equalization was called to order by Mayor Grieg at 4:25 P.M. � ROLL CALL• Members Present: Members Absent; Greig, Johanson, Sheridan, Wo1ke, Nee None James Thayer, 377 - 66th Avenue Northeast was present, Mr. Thayer o�ans Lot 3, and part of Lot 4, Block 2, Rice Creek Tezrace Plat �k2, and he asked at what per cent of completion the assessor had his addition to the house on May 1. He t;ad several other quesCions. Also present to inquire abouC Cheir taxes were Roy McPherson, 5508 Tennison Drive, Mr. Gunsberger, Baker Street, C, J. Potasek, 310 - 62nd Way, Robert Sohnson, 161 Hartman Circle, Sohn Golden, 1630 - 66eh Avenue, Melvin Christenson, 561 - 63rd Avenue, Leonard Thorson, 6144 Star Lane,