04/10/1963 - 00023329�
� � ��
SEk'AGE DISPOSAL RESEARCH DISPOSAL:
Mayor Nee stated he had asked to have a finance report from N.S,S.S.D. but iinal
figures had not been received in time from Minneapolis until this past Thursday
and the report is available but he had not seen it. He stated that apparently,
the service connection cost under this new plan can be decreased to approximately
�4.75. Mayor Nee inquired if the Council had read the City Engineer's proposal
to evaluate the alternatives available to Fridley for sewage disposal. Council-
man .7ohanson stated he would like to see the City of F'ridley enter into this
proposal and authorize the City Engineer to proceed along these lines„
Councilman Wolke stated he would like to go over this proposal and have the con-
sulting engineer go over this� too� and hold an informal meeting because there
were parts of this that he was not in approval of. The City Man�?er stated ii
the Couneil wished to hold an inforr�al meeting� they could do so on April lOth,
It was so agreed lay members of the Council.
Councilman Wolke inquired regarding the easements for the water transmis.,ion line
on University Avenue Northeast and City Attorney Kohlan stated the property owners
along University stated if they go along whereb,y easements will be acquired, the
assessments for lateral charges could poss�bly be held up for a reasonable length
of time. He further explained the thing thai, usual].y happens �s that as 11nes
are put in these properties would also receive 1at.eral assessments and the State
Highway Department ls not �oing to allow access to the highway except at 83rd
and 79th. City Attorney Kohlan stated he would get entry permits with the un-
derstanding that no lateral assessments will be made. City Engineer �3rowri sug-
gested the possibllity of a main going down through the aP£ected property and
thus� both sides of this property could be assessed,
There being no further business� Mayor Nee declared the meeting ad�ourned,
RespectFully submitted:
��.v-� G//✓�.e-u�-�—�
� Sue'Miskowic
Secretary to the Council
,
SP�CTAL COUNCIL MEFTING - APRIL 10� 1963
n
� �i'''`�� � �"-�
YOR - Wllliam/- . Nee
j
A special meeting of the Council of the City oi' Fridley was called i;o order by
Mayor Nee.
Mayor Nee announced that hy answering the rol3, members would waive notice of
special meeting.
ROLZ CAI,L-
Members Present: Brook� Johanson� Vee, Sheridan, Wolke
Members Absent: None
CONSIDERATION OF RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING FRSDLEY SEWAGE llISI'OSAL:
Motion by Sohanson that the City Council receive the report and author�ze the
City En�ineer to commence a study along the direct lines with his recommendations
entitled "Recommendations� Procedure Basls for Study of �nd SSe�otiations for
Fridley Sewage Disposal," and also authorize the Cizy Engineer to send a letter
to the suburbs of Bloomin�tona Brool:lyn Center, Crystal, Golden Va11e,y, New Hope
and Richfield indicating a desire on the part oP the City of Pridley to take
part in their report. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a vo�ce vote, there being no
nays� the motion carried unanimously.
There being no further business, Mayor ATee dec]ared the meeting ad,7ourned.
Respectfully suomitted:
���
�'
� �-�'- �Z�.L ��t��
� Sue Miskowic
Secretary i,o the Council
RFGiTI�.4R COUNCIL MEETING - AFRIL 15� 1963
� .WV.bti✓� �-�_
MAYOR - W� iam J. Nee
A recmalar meeting of the Crty Council of the City of Fridley was called to order
by Mayor Nee at 8:30 P,M.
ROLL CALL:
Members Present� Brook� Johanson� Nee
Mev�bers Absent: Sher�dan, Wolke
APPROVAL OF MNUTES - REGULAR MEETING, APRIL 1� 1963:
Mayor Nee requested that iteni labeled "Communication from N.S.S.S.D." be corrected
to read "Sewage Dzsposal Research DiNposal" and under same to insert "Mayor Nee
inqulred ii the Council had read the Ciiy Engineer's proposal to evaluate the
alternatives available to Fridley for sewage disposal."
Motion by Johanson to approve tne minutes of the regular meeting of April l, i9'o3
as prepared, received and corrected. Seconded by Brook. IIpon a voice vote,
there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES - SPECIAL P�TING, APRIL 10� 1963:
Councilman Johanson requested that minutes be corrected to read "Motion by
Johanson that the City Council receive the report," etc., under Con�ideration
of Recommendations regarding Fridley Sewage Disposal.
Motioe by Brook to approve the minutes of the special meeting of April 10� 1g63
as pYep�red, received and corrected. Seconded by Johanson. Upon a voice vote�
there being no nays, the motion carrled unanimously.
OLD BUSINESS:
CONSIDERATION OF ANOKA COUNTY RADIO NETWORK (TABLED �F�1�63�:
'
'
Mayor Nee requested that Police Chief McCarthy explain this item. Chief MeCarth,y
explained this pronosed Anoka County Radio Network was something the Anoka County
Chiefs had been ti�orking on for four years through representatives of the County
of Anoka; that the police chiefs had been meeting informally for four to five
months with the feeling being that all Anoka County suburbs should break a�aay
from Hennepin County. He further explained the Sherifi's office of Anoka had
gone befo*e the Count� Commissioners and the Conmiissioners had accepted this
propasal; that all police chiefs are in favor of gozng into their own radio net-
work to cover all of Anoka Count,y iF a network can be set up that will be as good
or better than the pre�ent system with Hennepin County at no greater cost to each
suburb, At the present time� he stated� the cost from Hennepin County is �i100.00
per un�t per year. This cost to Fridley is �400.00 with four units operating.
Counc�lm�n Johanson raised the question if the department would completely isolate ,
itself and Chief McCarthy stated they would 6ut would still monitor all calls
locally and at Anoka County, fIe Purther expl�ined that Anoka County would tauy
all the radio equipment and Fridley would take out Hennepin County radio system
and inst;�11 t.hese �n thezr places; that ihe Sheriff had proposed a fl�ure of
�32000.00 to y3�000.00 initially but the radio technicians say it should 'nave
been $60000.00. Councilman Johanson raised the quection if this would be paid
over a period of time and v�as told this U�ould be paid immediately if the County
would put in this system and would be put through the tax rolls. Councilman
Brook asked if these radios iaould be leased from Anoka County just as they were