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bu�ldin^ to be built in the vicinit}r of ''ell �l to '�otiise a E'i1 �ratzon plan+
for t�e11 ;{l. i4r, Ynutson explained t'ae details or t1�e p1�nt� and rir, iornell
explair_ec7 i he de�a�ls o�' the consi,rnction of tl.e building. He statPd t',�at
the bixi'�in� i*oul_� cost, ?rom k3o,��o•�C to ";35,000.00. Nir. i=nutson stated
`hat the "iltrat,on ancl ch�orination equipnent i�roul� cost about {22,000,00.
Nr. Sheridan sug�ested tliat a site plan he sLo�.m with adj.acent Uuildings.
P�iotion b,y Jo�ranson te authorize the Ccnaultin� �]ngineer to nroceed �rith the
nlans and sr,ecificat,ions. Seconded by Sheridan, Upan a voice vot�, there
b�ing nc navs� thc motion carried un�nimpus?3.
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There heing no Purther business� Mayor Yro-tem nee �i�c�ared i,he meeting
ad j e�irnecl .
RespectF'ully submittecl:
1'f�r�. Br�tAnse��
�ecretar,y to the Council
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MAYO - T. E, Greig
A special Cauncil_ meeting o£ the City Counci3 was called to order by Latior Greig
at 8:00 P.r`.
Members preser.t: Johanson� Greig, P?ee� �'ollte (arrived at S:L,5 p.'-`�.)
Membe- absent: Sheridan
CCD��iJAirCx1TI0N FRDTi THl, t�7CR1'H SUBUPFAN IIOSPIT(il BOAi�D CONC��4I��InG T�r�IP R�;^Ur,ST
F�� rpNT�r�TTNG ONTn TIIL+; FRSDIrv S4SiITA�`�Y SL��P�R:
Mr. hinne, who cras representing the hospital board, was present, and statied tha+
it has bzen five yeax•s since the ttor}c had starl,ed on forming tne �`ospita] 13oard,
and tre.re hac� been a questzon during this time as to wheth�=r or not a building u,ould
be bu_lt. <�bout three months agoa the Roard starl,ed nepoLiations with a large
netropolitan hospital, and it appeers no�r thzt I,hetr iai]1 be able to build a
hospltal, but the,y must picl a site, anci the,y muat have sewer service aT this
si_te. Mr. Kinne asked if 9_t was possible to nut ir a large line Yrom the
orininal hospital sit� in Spring Lake �ark to the �idle,y sewer system. He
stated that they coul�3 move into Fridle,y� but the pric�e of land ��as quite a
bit hipher in �idle�� than it c;as in Spring Lake Park, Nr. Glen Johanson stated
that ¢ltholxdh there is probab�y a difference in the prlce of the land� Prid7_Pv
crould h��ae to char�� the hcspital sometYiin� fQr the use of'r or their sharc oia
i,h� sewar system, and when al] of the costs �aere computod� t�e cost of z,�e land
in Spring 'ake F�rk might he just a:; high as thab in P'ridley� as the„r would be
havin�r a�3ditiona] assessments in Sprin� Lake Park in the iuture too. Councilman
Johanson sf�ted t'�at he would be reluctant i,o cross the roundary iaith th� seure:
system, 6ut that Frid] ey co�_�ld not dPn,y service to someone 4�ii,hi_n the Czt;r. ni .
Nee stated th�i, he felt that the contract with ;?inneapolis would prohibit le+ting
some other community connect to the FridleY s,ystem, ianless ti,e contract U�ere re-
negotisted. rFr. T�inne state�J that several years ar�o� h� had gotten a l�tter from
the City of D9inneapo�is ir. which thasr stated t�ai, th��r did not oY�j��ct i� i,he hospii,al
were connected. ?'r. P:ee asked u�at thc line t,rould cost to run �om the nronosed
hosp_ital site in Sprin,� Lake Park to t,he Fridley system. ?^s, Kinne stated ihat he
had gatten an estimate of approximateiy �50?000.00 two years ago. Betty �-'aL�
Secretary for the D'orth Suburl-an Fospita] Boar�T asked �f Ntinneapoli� and Cal�unbia
Heights �roulc� permit Fridle,y to ?et the hosoital conn�ct, U*oui� Fri3ley then
consi3er said conne�t,�n, Mr, Kohlan st�ted that he Celt that the City of Fr'!dley
could extend the sewer service outside the Cii�• limzts nruvtidin�;l�linneapolis
a�rees. Councilman Johanson stated that iahen Fridley started its sys�e?n, t,he;r
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had to �%�t permission from Columbia }Ieigrts tn go t'�rough their sewer s�*stem.
T�ir, Charles JoLanson stated trat tha hespital v�ould havP to build retention
tanks at th� hnspital� and by the timP t},e expet�se o£obuilding these tar.ks and
t,he lin�y and al1 oF the othcr cost,s are fligured� the,y k�ill pr�bab]y end up
paying just as much �s -f they had lncate9 in rridle,y. 1�Ir. Nee stated that
ii' as a result oY the hospitnl connecting to the line, N'ri3le,y had to deny
service to someone in Fridley, the City woul� be in an unfavmrable position.
The �it,y N`an�mer stated that Pridley has about 35G connPCtions left to :nake�
an� �e di� not know ho�•r many connections the State Department of Eealth would
r.ha,ge For th� hos�ital. Mr. Kohlan stated thrt the City of Fridley might
have to build retention tanks also, Councilman �ohanson stated that the City
Council would ra�e to know hoti�P+finneapalis would consider th�s, anc� ho4r much
sewerage would be comina from 'he haspitaly and other Cacts beFCre the,y could
make a decision. NL•, Ki_nne stated that the;� are going to have another small
6ond election in November. Nr. Charles Johanson asked if it woiald be possible
to get an okap cr_+hin 3Q �lays. Mr. Nee stated that there is a lega] question
of urhe+her it can be done at all, and also a physical question o° Urhether the
lines can handle thF sewage. ;he City Nianager stated that the City wa; allowed
1��Q0 r,onn�ctions Lhree years ago� and there are ahout 350 connecti_ens left.
2✓�r, n�ee aslced if the Gity ti*ould have to rebuild a li£t station or other lines
i° the hospital could conn�ct. There was some further discussion on this
matter, The '��ayor stated that the next discussion on this matter would he held
on the 17th of Septembtr. I�otion by Nee to ask for a report ar opinion f'rom
the Consulting Fhgineers, and also E7'om the City Attorne,y� with reference to
the connection oF the ho�pital to the City of Fridley sewer lines. Seconded
b,y Johanscr. Upon a voice votei there being no nays, the motion carried
unanimousl��.
PUBLIC Nr�2SNC - ASSi��SSi�EIVT ROLL - RICI� CR�,F�Ii PLAZA IvORTfi:
The ('ity T4ar.aFer read the no�ice o° hearing. There was no one present for or
a�ainst this pronosed 2ssessment. The Mayor declared the hearing closed.
PL�LIC I�ARING - ASSLSSNfT�;NT RaII, _ S�',FiVICli CONNECmIONS•
The City 1Kana?er read tk�e notice of hearing. Mr. Aarvey Ratner� representing
Lyndale Puilders, was present and stated that they are lnterested in Lots 12
throupi� 18� D1ock 2y Lyndale Builders 7th Addition and Lots 1� 3� 5s 6� 7� & 8�
P_lock 16, I�amilton's Scldition. Mr. Ratner stated that �e objected to the method
by urhic� the assessrnents were made. He believed that they shculd be based on
cos ts of construction, and noi, the averagc cost. Mr. Kohlan stated that these
are actua'ly c?:arges in lieu of assesem�nt, an� hP belie�res that the eharges
can be made. FIe suggested that the objeetions be noted� and that he will
i,ake this �atter up with Mr. Ratner's attorne,y� Mr. Dor£man. Mr. Ratner asked
what tirera t'�e comparable cos+s at the time of construction plus anterest. I�Ir.
Charles Johanson �ras presenty and st�ted t��at he has basically t,��e sama p^oblemy
and he thinks that the fi�es used are f2ntastic. P�Ir. Tioh]an stater' that the
City �,as reaeived corranunications from Mr. Johanson an� NIr. 13atner� and �e
suggested tizat their objections be noted.
Mr. ��'olke arrived �t 8t45 P.T"�
Mr. Kohlan explAinec� ho�� the main assessments were levied. The money that the
Gity would receive fram these assessments would �o into the origin�l flind which
put the line in, or into anv one of the main funds that has a deficiency. There
were no other persons appearing for or a�ainst this proposed assessment. The
Ma,por declared the h�2ri_n,� closed.
PUHLIC HEI�TNG ON STORN: S,�-?'�R PORTION OF PROJFICT S�&Si�i#58:
The City Manager read the no�ice of hearing. Mr. ?aul Johnston askEd if it
a°fGcted th� area east of Central anr3 sout,h o£ Mississipni Street. The area
was pointed out on +he sap covered by tLe storm s ewer assessment� and also the
water anc? sewer lateral assPSSment. (�n� of the residents in the area stated
that i.hey had been told t'�at the sewer and water laterals wuuld cost between
�700 and �,800 per lot cn Alississippi Si,reet, and it was muc'� higher. There �.�ere
several other people pre;ent �rom rIissis°�.ppi Street who were not involvcd in the
pub15_c hearing� or wer� not in the assessment district� but objected to �ast
assessments uhich hacl been �evied on their property on other projects. hir. Les
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xnutson of Comstock an�? Davis, Inc. axplained the iype o� construction, i.he
location of tLe crossings� and stated that it was necess«ry because f�ntral
^.vemxe uras k�ein� renui7t by t,he County, Mr. Knut�on stated that thers is a
12 inch water ma�n in Central Avenue' and explained the need for a si,orm sewer
crossing. One of the residents stated that h� has aplit i�is Lot,s ) and 10
into thr�e parcels, an�i is }�ayinE .'�w1�2.00 for a vacant lot on past ass�ssments.
Da�ton Natzke - lLFbl, P7ississippi Street� aske? wl,at is going to Ue done on
Central Avonue, an�l can ei�orm setiaer be t,ied in u�th the stireet �-�ork, 1�,r. ]3r�um
explained that the Gount,y is puti,ing i,he en� crossin� that is necessary oecause
of the s+,reet constructien� Cut the other crossin�s are necessary Uecause of
problema within �'ridlPy� an� nothing to do crith t,he rebinlding of Central tivenue.
Jack Neiskaner 1L,00 N[ississippi Street asked about the sLorrn eever zhat had }�een
proposed previous7y at anot�er hearin� for i9issi�si���pi c-treet, ar�� asked if tl�is
+�*oulrl h� hrot.�ht up a{?ain. It t•tas e;:plained th,�t iC this tirere crou�ht u� a�;ain,
a noticP of hzarin�� would he �ent to thP peor�lea�'ected, One of thc re�idents
Crom th� area ot Centrt�l �venue and Iiatl°away Lane askea what t,he assessmcnt
included. It was �xplained that th�s was just for the crossinge at this tzme,
and there orould b� another purlie hearting, when the rest of 1,hP work was proposed,
Nir. ;�r1 NcTJonn.ld w�o lives on Hathaiaay etat�c3 that th� ('it,y is trying l,o put
in this storm secaer� an� hc has ha- the Street 7epax'tment up ther2 a numher of
times to r"ix the street� and aeked u�hen the5* wi11 go in with th� pioes so thaL
i,he whole problem up on the hil] s�ill b� taken care of, The Cit�* i,anager statzd
that the ultimate plans call for the storm setiaei• co pic]k u� the w2ter at Harkmann
Drive. A que;;tiun was asked al�out uhere this slorm seUrer project would hc put
in, The City P+fanager explainec� the locat;ons o° the ci•os�ings on Central� and
stateo that t��ere woulc3 be a line up Aathawa,y Lane in the i'uture. Ferd} fron
Perd's 1jeldinr;� state� that they plan on fixir_€� up Ce ntral kvem�e £rom P;i ssissippi
Str�et sout,h� but the *�ater is so '�igh that ic is zlmost runnn_ng ov�r Cenis�al Avenue.
The auast2on was asked if the uatPr is draine�' ini.o Ploore Lake� wc�ulrl the lake
talce care of thz excess caater, He stat2d that i.he City crould have a proolein i£
the overflow system were not adeauate. bir. i�rollce si,a te�3 th31, l�e had looked over
the outlet to Moore Lake today� and there was €i larbc catich basin ther�e� but
�hat the ditc,h neerls to be cut down more� and the catch busin lo�aered somewl=at.
�ne o`_' tr� residents stated t'�at the storm sewers tiioLild bring in an extra load,
an � it �tolzld be better to tal:e care of the onl,fall Lo Moore Lu?te row. Ivs. [�ol'xe
oointed out that Cantral Avenue is being replaced with Gonni,y ilinds, an� i� nct
a City project� and the storm se�rer� zre a proUlem of th�� people in Prialey, A
question was asked a'-out the property at the end oi Mis,issippi Si,reet which is
aui�,r low. One ofi the resicents .tai,ed t'�at someon� i;, goin� to r,ro in th�ce and
buy the ]and chPap and ever,yonE in the are� s�ill have to help drain it, hrr.hie
Fratt, ]1,�8 Mississip�i Street� stated that by the ad�;Prtisement, lie un�erstood
that they wottild not be a££ected by the proposed ivnl�roir�ment project {�58, Th�
Citv �''ianager stated that wa� correct,. N`r, biolke ea:plained that these r:otices
¢enerally include a greater �rea than will actuall�r be ass�esed. One of the
residen+,s statcd that his taxes taerF origin�ll;; :,��)0.00 k�u�, because o' all o°
th� ir�pro��em�nts being put in� the,y are now �p350s00, T11c- question wa� a9ke? about
the condemned houses on 6/,�h !�venue. One c° ihe re�i��nts st�t�d +`�at he U�a��,
interested in the esi,imai,ed cost oF th�se ?rojects, and ho�, do the �ecple ]tnu�i thaz
it c;ill not cosi, consi�lerarlJ more than tras cstimat�d. P�r. l7olke c�p7ained that
the hids do not a]u%ays come in zt tre cost which i�h� 1;riginzers ��ave est,inaLFd,
and t'�at is c�hy this sPCOnd hearine is heing hc7s becausF �he bids urere higher
than the orlQina- esl.imate. �ne oF thF resider_ts s{.2ted that tr�e sewer 1ir,e �n
Alississippi Street has had i,o be dug up twic?, and there is somel,hinh ��ron�
w9_th this. Pfr. i'olke expla_ned that the coni.rac!o-rs s're r�c�uir�d to ?'^ui•,���h a
one ,year maintenance bond� but after the one ,year has passed� there is nc ti�a�r
t,he Gity can :ho11 ther� responsible. One of the residents sta��ec1 that in the
future� he sug^ests that, the City not hire Lamei,ti Com�any -'or City ?mprot�emente,
ThE N"a,yor explained that residents i��ho have problems thaL can be handl�G b�r 1,he
administrative personnel of the City s'�ould contact t�iese l�eople and ��t t'�ese
ma�tcrs i�a}:en care of� and they lroulci not have to come doum to the Council
mne�ings. There c�ere nc oth�r person;; presert, i.rho wish�ci to speak for or a�ainst
the storm sewer pertior. of Proje�t �,58. The Mayor declared the hearir.g c_loser'„
PUBLIC HP,4RI;VG ON SAi�'71aRY S�"�_R °ORTION Dr P�OJ�,GT SS&ar'#58:
No one spoke for or aPainst this pc�rt�on <�f i,Le improv�nznL. The Nfayor d�clared
the hearin� closed.
PUBLIC Pi3Q�7ING ON �-�ATr�P� 1'ORTTON OF SS&SW� 8:
fio one appeared for or a,�ainst this rortion or_' t��e �mprovemcnt. The Mavor
daclared the hearis,g closed.
ThP N�ayor declared the �iearin� closed on Project SS�.°T�S�,
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��zcx���Y r,r�ossov�;r�s on� �zcir„�FlY #65:
N[r. Graydon 13oeck nf ihe P9inn^sota Highwa�r P,epartment u�as �resent ana
stated that with r�Ference to th� crossovers on F?ightaa5* r65, there had
t;een some misunderstanding alon� I!�F i,rag on this, an? felt that inasmuch
as the fiti�r ha' startec] work on 73rd Avenuej but is not finished� and inasmuch
as the Citp does no� have tl�e s�rvice roads in operation� that he felt
that the State could proceed with the two ne�r crossoversy provicing th� City
ieill approve a Proposal r"rem the Highcaay D�part�ent iahereb,y the City will agree
to let the Fighway �'Fpartment take out the ta-ro existirg crosso�rers at 73�
Avenue and aL the railroa� crossing on 1lighway {�65 by June of 1963. B,y this time '
the Cii.y should have Ll°e service road situation and 73rd Avenue cleared up so
that �t would not aFfect anyone i�f i�he State di_d take nut tl�e two old crossovcrs.
P�s, 'dolke suggesi,ed that the C'ouncil act favorabl,y on +he recor�;endution of
Nr. Poecl:. T'�ere �,-as no oC£acia] actaon taken at this titne. °7r'. Bceck stated
that he will Lave a letter over to the Cit,y Hall in a few �'a,ys e�alaining the
proposal of t,he F,ig`ir«y 7apartment and the City could act on this at their
next Council meeting. �he City P'lanager ask�d 1_`4r, Boeck i£ he w�s t'amiliar
razth the southeast corner oP IIniversity Avemie and Highv�ay �i100y the area
�ahere scmeone proposed to move in the Broaster Restaurant. N!r. Boeck stated
th2t he was not at al] iamili.ar with it� and that he '�ad heard alout it for the
iirst time tonif�ht. Mr� ldo7ke stated that !e fe�ls that the City has a proUlem
on Hi_ghway �65 with ihe theater� and he would not, like to �ee another problem
such as this created. The Cii,y Manager asked I�r. Boeck i° h� could come out
sometime during the t,�eek ana discuss t'�id matter, r°r. Boeck st�ted that he
could come cut this vreek, or if not this iaeek, perhaps nest week. A'Ir. Ray
Carlson f'rom I'ridJ P�r I umber Company was present, Mr. Nee askFd N"ir, Carlson
iF t1i� Ci_t,y c,�ere to �st ti�e service rcad hard svsPaced in front of' the Earstad
propert,y� anc� the ar•ea to the northy i� this Frould solve this problem. Mr,
Carlson stated that it would.
PLIBIIC �it,CRING - F;AS'�;N.�t1T VACI�iSOI� - I��ST�RLY EDG'� Dl� 5`tLVAS� FiS?LS PTAT #5.
The City Mana�er rea� the no�ice of hearing. P�!r, F`red Levy was present. ^1he
City Mana�er asked i�i . Lev,y if l�e '�a� the deed prepared for the portion of �
lan� ��rl�icl� he wa� going to �ive to the City. N,r. Ievy statFd that it was
being preparz�? today, and it s�ould be re�cly soon. Th�re were no persons
G�ho appeared for er a�*ainst this vacatien. The Dtayor de�lared thr hearing
closed,
IYioticn by ��IOlke to instruct thF City Nlanager to dra��r an ordinance vacating easement
on the westerly edge of S,ylvan Hi17s Plat r�,5. Se�onded by Alee. U�on a voice
voi,e, thcre t��ing n� na,ys� the motion carri�d unanimotasly.
R�"OLtTmION N0. 100-1962 CONFIRMING ASSESSMFSiT �OR RSCL; CRPEK rLAZA n10RTH;
Niotion by Sohanson to adopt the above resolution. Seconded by Wolke. Upr,n a
voice vote, th re being no naysy the motion carried unanimously.
Rr,SOIII`PibN P70. 101-1962 CONFIi77`�ING ASSEcSM]+,NT -,�",L"RVSCL� COD:i�EQTICINS:
Mr, Kohlan advised that the reso�ution for the assessment ro11 presently
l,e made u� to incluc�F all of the property except t',at noted in the tu�o objections
made bv ?�r. Ra+,ner and P�s. Johansony and action relative to those prope��ties
be ae�erred ^or �arther cor.s��eratirn. Motion by Johanson to adopt the resolution
canfirming the assessment roll for service eonnections for all property� exiept
propert,y or I,yndalP Bui]ders and ^^r. Jchanson. Seconded by Nec. Upon a voice
vote, ther� being no nays, i,he motion carrie�l unanitrou,ly,
FIDS - CPEN�D NOON� �1UGIIST 20. ]962 - STOT�t9 H�T�, Sk'S�TR AND 6'ATL�'R F°DJ:,fT �
N0. 58:
ilr. Knuison sLa1,e1 t,hat with re nret�ce tc the water and sewer �ervice connections
on Tagior Si,re�t and 52nd P.venue in Nlarian IIills lddition� that he i-rould recornmencl
that this protion o° +he ,�,ork be eliminated. Re al;o stated i,hat -�art o° the
sanitary se�aer• linG along Cer,tral Avenue could be eliminated. Y•�s. �dolke askea
ii t`,i, were an inte�rated part of wh�t tlze overall projeet �,rould �ie. Mr.
Xnut,scn stated that it was. N1r. Knutson stated th��t Plan °1?" was thc ori�inal
plan� plus i:he loi,rerin� of the wa+er line on River ?�iige rl�dition an? water and
set,rcr scrvice ronnections in P4�arian Fills Addition. ATr. Yinutson stated t�at �
the servic� lines in ti_�e P��rian Fi71s Addition wonld be ahout ^4,500.G0 worth
oi work, The City nngineer recommended t?�at a letter be secured i"ron the developer
as to acceptlnce oC t',ie sewer and t�ater connection work at this iigure� as a
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letter id presently on file askin�; the City to proceed. Mr. Kohlan s�ated that
h would recommerd to the ceuncil that if tne Council feels t�i�t the ]o.aest
tidder is a responeih]e bidder, the 1�ic1 could be av�sx�ded on a conditionai basis�
and that the Git,y g�ve Bianconi Gonstruct��n Company a five day notice of this
action. P�"s. Knutson statPd that the City has until thc 20th o�' SEptemY�er Lo
award the l,ids. Motion by Johanson i,o receive tre bids fiar� Storm SFia�r, Seti�er
an3 ?'at�r Project �5$, Seconded by ?'olke. IIpon a voice vote, there being no
na�rs� the motion carried unanimously.
�r, c�j U� IL1N I�iO. 102-19C�2 Ri.CTs'I' TNG PRC�,LII�iIIdA�Y ['� CPORT C7F STORM D1�l1IDI9G�; STJDY:
, Motion b;j l?olke to adopt the above resolution receiving the preliminar,y report
on the storm drainage study. Sc�conded laT Nee, upon a voice vo�.e� t,here beinp no
nays} the motion carried unanimously.
Gavel to Nee. i�ayor Greig left �,he meeting ter�poisrily,
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BIIIL➢ThG BOCfiD AiINUTi,S - Ai3GUST 22. 1962:
Motion by Ziolke to recEive the Builriing Board Minutes oi August 22a
nlace them on file. Seronded b5� dohanson. Upon a voice votea 1.h�re
the motior_ carri�d unanimou�ly,
Gavel to Greig.
�aP�RD_QP' APP}:ALa N�SNUTF�S - AUGUS^ 2?_, 1962:
1962a and
being nc nays�
s�U"�BT �'�P VIIRIAATC�' 0�' SS�B S'P?�D R3w,USR1i�P^,LNT �N I.OT 16. BLCCK L T�NtYI�� TY�i�'iAC};
�.D�ITTCN - Rr')L7�ST BY JOSrPI1 "�1LLIN:
The Board oi AppEals recommended denial of this request because �,he mir,imum 3 fooL
setback can be obtained by moving the tence located at the rear of the house on tne
left si�e o� tbe drivet�ay� so th,.t the gara�� eould �e placed properly, 1�.otiou
b�r Johanson to concur in the recominen�;ation of tl�e Board oI' Appeals and �eny tl,e
renuest. Seconded by fiee. ilpon a voice vo1e, there �eing no nays� the motion
carriec� unanirncusly.
mtiie board oP Appeals had recomanended that this variance be granted, h7, ,'. o]_ke
stated iLat it is foolish £or the council to set up requirements that ��lra�es
nasrA a ninimum of 5 feet side yard, and si�c m-nr,hs la{,er grant a variance of
this, Th�re are too many o£ thoso cominrq throu�h, end i.he Board af Appeals� or
someone� should come up with a recomrnen@attion so i.hat all oi these wa�vers woLti11
not be comina up ?or consideration. i•?otion by l�olke Lo �r�nt Lhe tiraiver to 1wr.
Ch�-ls{,ensen Cor Lot 16� Block �a Ghr1stie �ld'ition, Cecon ;�' �u Johanson. Upor,
a voice vote, there being no nays� the mct,ion carrie; unanimously.
T•Iotion b� 1^�olke to approve t'ne ai�ove estimate, Seconded Uy Nec. LTpon a voice
vote, th�re being nn nays�t,he motion carz�ied una�iimouslya
Noi,ion b,y Johanson +o adopi, the a' ove resolution, Second�d b�� Dlee, Unon a voice
vot�., there bei.ng no nays, the motion carried unar_imouslsT•
R?SOLUTION DiO. lOL-].462 012D��RING TH� IMr'i�OV �A1°;n�T FOR PROJLCT SSFwid,$58:
r�otion h,y Johanson i,o adoPt the above resolutioii. Secondecl by Nee, Upon a
voice �rotc, there being no nays� the motion carried usianimously. The Czty
.,np,ineer stated that with re'erence to th,� se,-�ice conner•i,ions in 1-��3a� ziills
�econd Additzon, h� d9d not icel +hat the developer ini,ended to put the connec�ions
in 1�imselF. ^the A<�yor stated that these cou'd be deleted, anr� cou13 Y�e dnne at tlie
next meet,in�} i£ necees�x•y.
��sotuT�ori rra, io5—� 96z To czirc no�rzr�� ?� �,�a�1�ae Ta �z�s — ssas� �f5��
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l�s. L'o�11an rea? the aUove resoluLion. i�;otion by Johanson to adopt sail resolution.
S�conded b- ���olke. Upon a voir.e voce, there Ueing no nays, the motion carried
unan �raou s ly.
S;1,iER AP�T) "A'P�s; S�rZTICr�S A?�D S't'13's'�,T SUPFACINU — 64iI� AND ASHTOn A�T1�1�lUl N�1^THl+;AST:
P�[r, Johanson brought u� {.he problhm of t�ao s::rvice crnnections on a 100 _foot
loti an� st�Led th�t Ps, d�mea Brazil z�otzld nnt be in iavor of the road if
these iioo service conr.ections had to Ue paid for.
i"Ir. ��oike su��esi.�d i,hat t'�e �'ity get some sor± o,' a speaker s,)stem ancl also
some sort o£ a projector sy�tem so i,hat the people could understand at these
hc�arings iahat s g�ing on,
AL�JOU'�1VN�1ti T:
There hEing no fUrth�r btisiness� the N1a;y�or d�clared the meeting adjctu'ned.
��sp�cti'ully subr�itted:
"�v�.�, C�i�� ��j(�
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SecrPtar�� t,o I;hc Counc,l
MAyOg — '1'. E. Gre g
SP„C_�EII COTJNf II I^E�T1NG -- AUGIIST 30� 1962
1� special meeting o£ the Cit,y CvL?ncil was �a11 ed to order k,y Nktyor Pro—tem N�e
at 5:53 P.�i,
Ntembers present: Nee� i^lolket Johanson
NembPrs absent:
C.reig, Sherir_lan
The follouring bic:s G7ere opened on Si,. 1962-2 — Schedule ?—B at, ATOOny 9ugtzsL 3'�>
1�62 in l,he presencn oF the City hianager, i,arl F', biagner, Cit,y Pngineer] Calvin
G. Brown, Superintendent of �treets an' Utilities5 I,es C��esnFy� and Darrel Glark
of the Er.g_ncering Dep�rtnent:
gSDD�,P� nldD BID S,CL�"LTTi LUPZP SUI�i BIL COr�l'LliTIOPI D1�7'�
Dunkle,y Suriacing �_omp�n�i Inc.
3756 Gra��3 Streei N.'�.
Minneapo]isr MinnPSO+�
Pacific National 5% Bi�
Boncl (not to e�cceed `113100)
C, S, P:cCrossan, Inc.
Route ?, Eox 3?2
Gsseo� lfinnesota
Trinity Univessal
5% Bid Sond
Jay l?. Craig Company
1�14 Calif`ornia St. N,�.
Minneapolis, M=nnesota
iravelers — IIid Bond 5�
`�r70 � G50. /�0
�67g,63b.00
sig2y `70F3.00
As SpeciPied
30o Cal. P.ays
60 Cal, Deys
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