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12/21/1964 - 6030. � 0 r�i. i• • �� rci : ,�- ! _�_ � i�i�ti�:g1 D4�� %s ].964y � � S��c.t81 �44lt1�q, D�IqC 10 0 1964; � ,�,�, _ _�N �Mrt3s�g• Decrd,�eoc 140 1964 / � ° Paq�s 1 33. / Pages 34 44. �� l�aq� 45. � ,��'��.�-�s' �� J� - G - ,�,�„�,�,, ,,.�, �' �� '� � r •./jp �aG�� oa - 64� Av�tue Dioacth+�tet. Fa�g�s 46 - 48. � , �� ,� ► / �" �o Appointment (Tabl�d 12/7 & 12/14/64) , J , �Q . �. �teea�diAq of Ordiaanee A�di�g �agt�nC 81. �� ad � �. r .� P� ��n ��' i.,� .l;ra��Gc � T�l� y 3 3 d'U f 40 8 ds I,c�acle� { p p e� e d''Dt�, Do�ces�r 21• 1964 j , ------ ♦ 5o Insnrauc� ttee R�part. �• 6. J Pl C�b? ssioac► M.eting M3nutos, Dava�ba� 1Q, �"� 19640 ':.:...._..-----.-..��-�---- --- _ C�� y�p�-y�Q J Pags 49. Page 50. ✓ l Pages 51 - 58. 7 o CC�i11 `48t�0A8 � � PSq�B 59 � 6? a �'�„(af A�k�a Cotimty: CSAH #�35 •' ' �J , br�'' t�c latxl: Buildit�g P�aemi l �,�-�s-� c_�� Di�t�ict, #13: s est Coastru�ctiaa "� 8illtap: Fite S��cvioe 0 9, $etim�t� o Li.censes, o Patit�, 12 o Re�art ou U� Re�wal. J _ __ __--_,___�_- !E" _ o �� ,� F. .�. �...��', ,. ___�__ _- _._ ,_. "'r'`�4. � f�Cod's� a ioai of O�iaanct Pravid%g Chaa►pt� 39, ,_... _ � _ __ _ __... _ _ __ - �a�ag� Oo�'deoc #1 - �iP-34-4-Z,✓ � 63 v Pa�g o - J piQ�i 64 "' 6% o Pa�g� 680� Pag� 69.V Pag�s 70. & ?1. ✓ p�. �za% paq� �3 - 75. Pag� 76. � RB6ULAlt C�t�C2L I�STI�i A�A - i�C�R 21, 1964 �tk�ntinu�d� � � � � 1 . Ci�at�gs t��c #1 — W-34—S, o c�an�ga Or�oc #1 —�ls�A 302 & 315 Q� Building Qodt, t Coc�e � of ordiAa�c+e 1�ding c�►apt�ac 46, ✓ of Oacdin�ce Am�dinq Chapt�ar 46„� � �., g�s i,nq , � � e � � W � �,f�' � �G.c�+ o, . °� ZO. �i�h��-O o , u �.,y�1...°�,L I�ats� witb Youth Ce�t�oc. ✓ Paq� 77.� PaQ� �80 r Paq�s 79 — 81." PaQ�B 8= & 83. Paqs 84oN ✓ �Y,,. •- ��p,9 a 1� of Oocdi�AC��iKi�Nndit�g C�►a►Pt� 3 o J � N�� P,�� Pa�g�s 85 & 86, -,.. . � � �r �I Y�6' � ^,"�"1 ,}�A rtL�l3 � :,,�r�, � 23. idoratiaai of A�d io�s to�iar Sy aa. v.. .s��,��r A1,,r�� y4 Z4 seolvrtiou ard�ing Pro1 Flaas �rd speci�- n� iications - Wat.�nc lit� - skyw+�od �yl. Paq� 87 a✓ 25 esolutio� oa�deocin�g Prelimina�c�i�atis� speci- fLcatioa�ts - Sr. 1965-1 - l�dc�xtvu 1, �, .Y� ° 26 solutic� Receivir�q Pt�imi�ty Pl Sp�ci- ficatiosis a�d O�riAcl Hear'is� - ood l�nll, Q 7 e itesolu�tioa� Cs�atitig Ca�i.tteo �� Rolatic�as, 00 � o Aosolt�tion �i�qu�sting I.�yiislatian - `.�� a- .w.__.__....-� Z9 � =M R�oluticu�s t�ining sp�eial Ass�se�t$, ( �,�� Rataolutians Splittinq sp�aial Assosa�rnts, �~ o R�solutio� Tratsef�aicrit�q oi Fuu�s, ✓ u� 3 a � G� , ��- � C�, n ...�,�� : Piq� 880�, Paqes 89 �' 90 d� ,' Paqes 91 - 96a� � Paq�e 97 & 98. Pag�s 99 - 1010'� Ya�g� 102 - u�,'� ss 3 & 1140 � P� 11 � 0� i ��' �'//6 � RLGULA�R C�II. I�STIMt3 A�BDiDli1 4Q�S — DSCSl�R �..1. 1964 f;,�tr, _ _ c�:3� ��:��= 1 e Oit A ST��SST VA�CATI�t — 6� AVB� D1oRTHB�I3T: �� i�a►tic� of 8�c�.ng is va Pags 46, a d�awiag of the atrevt lovatioa�s is cas Paq• a7, aa�d the ardiAa� fcor first r�ading is a� Paga 48 o I bav� r�wiwd tb� si,gAed agr�e�e�a�t required by the Council foac tbis va�ostion. SM It�n1 #10, Pag� 53 f0�' Plats�l%wg CC1�18a1o� loc.`cm�ittf.0�e • � �,+_ � � . : 2 o APPOt�T�i1T tTABLBD 12/7 & 12/14�/b4j : I aa► placit�g this oo tLe aq�da by Caru�cil actic�. �his r�lat�s to th� appoixitm�t�t ot fi� repiaa�sit fa� t3le�ua Johansaa. 3 e SSCOND � OF O�t�D� AlBNDI� CBAQT�A 81: '�� oocdiaiae�e fa� s�coa�l rea�cli:ig is c� Paqe 49. Iacltt�e� in tt� e�v�►lap� wilb thit aqoayc7a is u�p of tbe City, showing in r� the areas of adtool sad c�e�rc3� prapeoc�y. T�e groen is the 300 foot arss surro�un�iinq, �ihic� �ld ba af�icted by thia a�ciiaa�u�a. .,�_�; : �, �:,�� - 4. SIDS — 7�OiAD�R �OPEi�D NOO�i, �Bt�i�SR 21. 1964j : Bid tabulatio� ahMt is va� Pag� 50. �s wi11 have ths actual bi8s, u�ed thee r�ea�Aatiao. at th� �ti�go 5 o IL�SO�iA� CQi�t1TTSS RSp�T: �ienorai Ageat, Ridh�ard sdhilii�g�, will b� at the m�tir�g to r�rpaact aa th� In�wcanci Programe I bop� to bivt his writt�n repo�t in time to iaciud� it iri tbs atw�].ap� witb tl� ��• 6 o PLA�2l� GOMlISSIO� l�SSTI�3 �� — D�R 10 � 1964: Titea� minut.es aYe on Pag�s 51 �ou�gh 54. Tli�e is uo a�taa ioac Co�cil � co�eie�esatio� in Itams #�1 fi�hro�h #�3, Pag�ts 51 auci 52, a�! It�ms #11 ancl #1Z, Page�e 53 an8 54o It�a �9 ooA Pag. g3 bas b�eai takatt ear� of by the Coureil at yo�r spaai�.t. m�ting on D� 14, 1964. It.�m #4. Paqo 5a, ths Caa�aisaio� recaam�ds th� lot spiit as iliustsat�d o�n P�ge �5. =tan #5, Pag� 52, th� Caamiasioan r+�aaaamOaLds �A�ia1 0! the vacation as illusttafi.� oa� Psg� 56 o It.ra #6. Pa�go 52, tl� Cp�r-. misaio� r�om�s d�ial of the vaeatiori as illustrat�d ou Page 57 ia th� �pe� left�an�d co��rr. Z�a =tAa� #7 aa Pag�s 52 a�d S3, tha Cama�nissio� s�4comro�ds that a bn�.3,dit� p�acmit bs appacovec] foaiC th� , PSOP�Y illustrat�cl oa Pagr 58. T'his originally wae a=�qtt�st fo� a lot split oac a rrpiat, aad th� Cam�issiaa %�,].e that this is nat nawseasy. at�d fi.iN�fo�e, suqg�ete that a bu�ldit�g permit be iasu�d go�' lhie lo�t as is, with th� sti,ptalatio�sa m�utio�ecl irt th� motioa, aithauc� naacmaily ths Planni�g Cawalesio�n dass nat haw anythistig !.o do with builcling pe�mits as �►o Itew #8. Pa�g� 53, � Coo�iasioa� � � � 74 80 9. 10. ilo COtJDTCIL i�PINKi A� C�l�1T8 - DBC�MBBR 21, 1964 (Co�tiuwd) �ds th� d�siqnatinq of c�e�tain stats Aid mileag•. 1�. b�i will havo the state Aid �ap far yovr inspsction at t.l� ag. Ite�o► #�10 an Pag� 53, has bea� refezr� to i,n Zt� �1, . T'his co�cludes �e Plat�ning Ca�roissian miav�l�se : (aj AtLOka County� C3AH #35: The l�tte� on page 59 caa b� raoe►iv+od a:r� filed a �'b} D�icllau�: Buil�iag P��i.t: I belisve Co�u�ailma� 9�aocidan has dieeuese� tbis mattaac witlz tti� rest of ti�e Co�unail, g�ace, aetiou could b� by uwtian to �xteM1 tbe tim� oa this builclfag �acioit, if you wisli• I+�tt�oc oa� Pa�9e 60. �c) sc�hooi Distri+et #13: StrNt c�aa�strnekioa: T'be irtt�ac oa Pag� 61 caA b� rec�iw�d �nd filed sit�as the stre�ts m�actiane� it► the l�t�or ar+a incitu�d in the re�olutiau iaac stace�ta 1965-1 �ihieh yo�t p�►ss�d at a pacarvious �eetittig. �(dj Hi11te�: Fire s�vics: �e lotte�c cai Paq+ ba c� b� r�a�- oive� aad filed. CLA=MS: � claim Av�eacs aaro oaR Page 63 o Detail of the al�i�s ia it�clu�d with th� aq�. NARSS: T'h0 list of es�imates is �oa� Paq�s 64 at� 65 o Dst�.ail of final �tinate a� tl�u top of Pa�ge 64 will b� farun� ca Paq�s 66 67. KSiiB a L� f,o� your co�eidea'stiooa ate fo�und oa Paq� 68. T=O�t3: Psfi.itioas l�o. 47-1964. � oen Paqe 69 cau b� �iv�d and �d o�ve� t.o t�►e City DiRnaql� foac poc000seit�. � s�olntioa a� 88 adds this s�roat to �u 1965 str� P�oqrmito 120 �PO�tT C�i t1RB�At� RBD�wAt�: �h� lette� o� Page 70 is sai�-�planat�y. i0aa Page ?i ie a.11st of tbe pla�iag Coasultants availabl� ia this iarsa. I havo alr�aaly writter► fo� tb� a�pli�tiaae far tia TOl c�ca=tt, 'laltho�ug'1ca I haw siat �reveived the�a zt lhis w�itiug. I�+ould assum� �that you woa�ld wis� to have the City �i�u�q� s�t � i�t�'virw s�eioe�► �with th�� caa�sulting firms, so that yan cauld c%cids �id� oaw woul� ;'be hir�cl to cati'y aut the at�dy wx1�r the 701 Gra�a 13. iAPPOI�iTlB�11T3: �l�e appoiatmeats list�cl oa pa�g� 72 will b� •i:B�etivo i con J�u�u�sy l, 1965 . AQtually, I hope to h�uvo R� Barc� pat in a 1%r hovre� begare tbs � of tbs ysar. �h� Polia� D�t�eit a�polnt- ime�ts actvally cr�te tt►s po►sitioa of a�n �artra se�q�t v�hi� wonicA i , � � � oov�cu� �rr� � coaa�rs - n�res�R a1, �964 tco�tl�u.a� fill� by Raba�ct Cook, w�o is r�aw the Policy 2nspeataac. SaMas� ks �1h0 als�a�y 1s a S�q�snt would thaa bsecme t� l�a�tiw g�nt. 1'h. D�t t� wc�ul,d haw 3 a�geattts in tfi�q� of io�a shiits, plus a �s�t�ctiv� s�qeani�. 14, C�iB?�BAATIG�T OF O�iD� P'1i�OR1IDI� CHApTSR 39� T'his c��it�tice is a�ac� Pagss 73 t�ucoa�gH �5, �ci was wark�d aut by t� City Att.oactNy wil�► Buildit�g Insp�etar, bscau� of sc�ne of owc pacobl�ns wi�th j�m]c �hhi�.ee o I�aic�ht point oat that in s�ctiou 3, 39.03 0� Paq• 74. City hae a tsailar p�a�mtt aa�cli�aaos, so ti�at p�coiaavly ttiis a�tt3pa d be c�.et�d. 15 o t�tD�1t #�1 - W-34-Q-Z: T'he c�ax�ge ox�laoc foor yo�cuuc coasid4�orat3�ou s va Pag� ?6, 81the� Mt. Cc�mstock a� t�t� Ci�y 8t�giu� cap giv� oa� furtbaoc �pla►nn�laa�. ii y+aas so deai�, at the �tiug. 16. ��o�it #1 -�-34-s: �ha ct�anga ardar o� Pag� 7? ie e�if- la�atar'y o 17a 18. �R �1 -�lsA 302 & 315: �he cfiang� oacd� ou Pag� 78 �sn b� '�laineA by the City E�gineiwc if yo�u so d�sit�. iiATI� OF OEiDInTA� A�I�TG t�A�TSR �4G, BUITrDI� �7Q�6 s T9s� au page 79 ao�piaine th� aacdi� o� Pa�g�s 80 an�d 81. 19 o C�O�iS2�B�TIt�1 0� ORDIMA►D�'S A�D?�iG C�APTBR 46, �ATI� C�O� s T'hiY i�onet ou 8a�ges 8Z at�d 83 is a mino�r cfia�rg+� inCt�asinq ti� v�tin�q Tv from 50,004 to ?5,000. T'his is r�q�sted by tb� City's H�stiug pectaoc. T�►is also adapts the c�de by re�. 20 0�T RIGST-OF-�WAY POLICYs I pacrviausly b]co�t tbie to yo�qc at!'r�- a�i.o�► in a nowale�t�or aAd t a�► re�aa,tiaq tbo evrggeet�i isprav�nta d stawada�c�e as Pagt 84� I ��oul� liks to kna�w ig yout wi� as�y dw�q� �tb� policsy o�s if yo�t do, t�fiit c�aAgos if ti��ly ar� diii`��t l�COs +�twgg�st�ii c�ss, so tbat ��aos cfianq�s a�rn b� incaocpaacat�d into a�ut Str�et Progr�uo fo� 19�i5, 21. WZTB Y�0�7T8 �: I tyili hav� th� p�cogo�e�d l�s� t�ith �r att th� c�cii m�etiAg loar th� C'o�cil's aaasaidearatioa. =t apY�ra !o r io ,�atia�.ar,y, is�ofar as tth� $�aral t�acros a�c� aonc�rn�. I! t�a 11 wi�es to s�tor i�o a l�s� with ths Youth C�nt�ac qsoqp• yoa �► dit�at tt� Mayar a� City �n�sg�oc to �oaaut� sa�r. 22, O�S�RATICB 4F �[tD� AIi�I�iG CBA�i'SR 3: I will � Uaw !� of t� aor�inanw tsom th� city Attc�u�y, �biab yan tirili fi�ad e�o a�gea 85 a�d 86 ia tia� to oaosalt with tb� �ii �sit�a, but t� ra- st� I n�d� to th� City lltt�y to is�clv�ds in tl�is oc+dL�o� ar� wry clo� to �tt t�te �Oniv�a r�qu�rst�d o Ig � Co�nail � 1 �� s "� �� 0 1ii7'! �Yw�`i�i�' ,I is � in di��gr��att with tbis proposed c�cliAa�, yon �o�ut].� pass . iit cm► fitst soadi�g. and = wo�ld th�s pacovide a�o�y to th� tTaioa to a�s tdl�►t t`h�it cu�ta mi�ht b� r�lative to v�h� ooc nat it �m�ts with th�ir ap�rvval. � 23a �ii o 25. Ica�syos�rrto� oF woa�rr=a�s To w�a s�rs�t: �vras� �a t� +�nwla� I ia a r�rpaact ioor your c�sicieacation o itmms #1 and #� �auld be a�g- ! sav�d at t�w eariiast maao�aat if ti�o City is fi.o be abl� to co� wi�lt . ,' h�avy awa�oc usagw i� 1965 a 1� ��hl�e is to co�eu�lt with th� City' �� Attoacs�y oo�rniAg finanaing, so I bo�e t'hat by m�ti�g tlmo ar� i wili ]crow v�at resolutios�s hsv� to b� pasaad e RSSOLUTI�Ii OIt�iRING PRSLI�+�iARY PIAD13 A�iD SI�'SC2FICATIO�TB ��1TSR Li�iB - slcY�oOD 1N�i�L: �hi.s roeolutiaai on Paqa 87 ralat.�s to t.h� mattieoc b�ouc,�ht to tb� Co�cil's atte�tiaaa a�ring ttw viaitaar' a pooctia�a of th� memtia�g aa De�o� 7, 1964. . RSSOZUTIpli O�I�1G P3t'BZ�t PLA�t3 AtQD SPlDCIFICATIC�18 -� STRBBTS 1965-1 - A�D�tAg 1: �is r�olutioa oo� Pagw 88 is t�e ar i r�d to w� 2 diaaussed Prtitic�t► #�4�-1964 i�r► It�m #11. abav�. a6o ; Raso�rto�r �� t�t p�s �n spscsr�tc�ars�ts �► a� i HBARII�3 - wA�R L�'iB - SKYWOQD �l�1LL: T'he resolvtiou ie c� Psq� 89 �! a�d fib� h�ati�+g Aatio� is oa� Pagm 94 o T'ho Uatics l�a�c7 to go to th� j nawapa,g�c� sin�w ti;ey are g�u�li�inq o� D� ?,1, 1964, so tlu� j h�ar3�q dat� ia� s�t fao� Jatrt�tY 4, 1965. 270 280 a�o RS3QLtt1'30ei CgSA�'ID� C�Oi�Mi'PrSB 0� St� RBIATIC�TB: �hi�t r�solvttioo o� Paqea 9l t�soa�g'h 96 w�a r�qu�sta� by t2�e Cou�ncii at its aiset:Log oaa D�e�ooe 14, 1964. RBSOLUT� �LM�sT�i iSC3�8Li�TZGDt - Ot�AtT: �'h3s r�ol.utiao aes Pa+g�r 98 is a r�osult of ti�e co�itte� m.etis�g of Deae�d�ac 16, 1964. tbre ac�a�aitt�s caoaapos�d of �v�dg� Ja�wsass• �clgs 8eoeri+�ic, Co�n�eil�n �irld�� the City Attco�t�y at�d �{yse7.f o Co�ai�msu Kirld�m will dia�attse r►lt2t yau a�y qwstio�a ya� mi$ht hava r�latiw to th� r�so].utioa. � lmttaac oa� Pa�g� 97 is s�].%la�datary. �a tt�saz.vTtaets c�o��t� s�scsAx. Ass�ss�e+�ntrs: � r�so�tut3roae +oa Paug�a 99 tbrc�h lol Qaa bs paassci by aass mo�ti.aon, and !� �ftary can sat t�►�s vp sspa�cate3,y i�n tb�t mi:wtaa o • 30. ; TB�i RSSOi.t�Tt�iS sPL=TTt�3 8PSCS�L AsSBsS1�TS: Th� t� r�solnti,aas I o� Paq�s 102 tluco�gb 11Z aaa b� pass�d by oa� mat�a, u� t`h� s�+�- ; tasy cau s+rt th�o v� s�psrat�ly in ths �i�csutes. 31 e i RSSOLUTI�1 TRA�tsF8RRt1� OF FtmiDS: �his ia f� fiASi r�aolutioo salciAq � adj�Cs withis� f� 1964 ewWgr�t. R�ssoluti.o� ca Paq�s 113 arW th� '; �planation +oa� Paqs 114. �, ♦�'!I.` � �"�� I:�f� ' t--�1C!�� r• � .�; f.:� �.' ��• • � � �/1'J4:� .� �_�.y ::i�.l� � Z tsuat t'hat �he Co�tl�cLe3.1 will co�sider at�tha�itiug, by �oo�tioa• alosing th�► City 8a3.1 at I�ooet aaa► �liu�rad�y, �' Z4 an�d T!►mcse3ay, D�v�ar 31, 1964. I�`�t"r`��' '>�i':�1�-3T��;; .A. '3� 1a.: � �.: N W " �:=�K � � Page 1� REGLIIoAR C�i]NCIL MEETING � AECEMBER � s 1964 Alregular meeting of the Council of the City of Fridl�y was called tb order by Mayor N�e at 8:12 PoMo R�LL GAIeL : �mbers Pres�nt: Nee, Kirkham9 S,heridane Wright M�mbers Absen�: None M$yor Nee announc�d the City Council wished, a� �his time, to recognize ��e service to �he City of Fridley of Gl�nn Johanson, former councilman; �a� Mro Johanson had served th� City of Fridley for morc years than a�yon� e1s�, �hat he was involv�d in �he forma�ion of the City and had g�ven so much to the comanunity Lha� it was impossible to adequately r�cognize �hese thingso He s�ated tt►e City Council seriously had arrd w�uld mi�s Mro �ohanson because he had cont;ributed �;he kind of judge- mRnt and �the kind of public contac�C that no on� had been able to equal a�cl wase hvnself, proud �o have served 4�ith him as w�ll as every member o� the C3�y Councilo Mro Johanson was presented caith an inscribed • g�v�l by Mayor Nee and expressed his gra�ftudeo �PROVAL OF MINUTES � REGLILAR ME�TING9 NOVEMBER 16, 1964s Nl��cion by Kirkham �o approv� th� rainu�es of the R�gular Me�ting9 of Nipv�r 168 1964 as prepared and receiv�do Secanded by S'heridano U�on a voice vote� there being no nays, the motion carried tuianimouslya A�PRlOVA� �F M�Nt1TES, � SPECIAI� ME�TING � NOV�MBER 23, 1964 : � - Mt�tian by Wright �o approve �he rainu�es of the Special Meeting of Nc�vember 238 1964 as prepared and rece3vedo Secoctided by Sheridano ll�on a voice vo�cQ9 �here b�ing no nays9 �he motion carried unanimouslyo Pi�BLIC HEARTNG �N SM�'ROVEMENT -�To 1965-2 0 M yor Ne� announced a I'ub13c Hearing on Tmprov�c►ents for S�reet$ 1965-2 a reques�ted �he City Manager read t�he Notice of H�aringo The Notice o Hearing was read aloud by the City Managero Mayor Nee asked for a sY►ow of hands for those pr�sent ingere�ted in �h� named public hearing aa�d announcecl the purpose of th� public hearing was �o determine for the Cq�cil �o consider the desirab%l.ity and the advisibility of making � i�provemen�s t�n the certain str��t� named in the notice ar►d explained, ir� each i.ns�ance, there would b� san� Sta�e Aid Ftvr►ds corc�mib-ted if ft wala approveda He announced �he street �rrder disc�ission was an MoSeAo stkandard s�re�t with concrete curb aaid gu�er, wi�th a 44 foot drive arXd there wa� an es�in►a�� of �h� cons�ruction co�t and also a proposal • Page 2 0 f�com th� Finance Deg�r�tm�nt which refl�eted the general thinking on hpw it should be a�sessed and these figures could be gi.ven but he shed �o �tr�ss i� was conc�ivable a futlare Council might not follow ar t�ie �ormula �hey had cantemplated �hough there would be some obligation fpr a future Council to follow the formu].a if this was what everybody a�rees to at this tim�o May�r Nee explained th�t, generally, there a�e s�veral asses�ment patterns and one of th�mm is that if t.here is p�ving now in front of a hous� and it is a residential zoning, the rpsiden� would pay ghe differ�nce bet:ween or a cr�dig for �he old paving a#ui th3� sort of fronl�age �uld have th� lowest rate; the next highest r��e wauld b� a resid�ntial lot wher� there is no paving at the present t�me and t,he high�st would b� for indws�t�cial proper-�y o Mayor Nee re- q est�d �he Financ�Dir�ctor discuss the matter for those presento The F�nanee Direc�tor �xplain�d �her� wer� four areas o� s�ree�s involved i� the hearings th� first being 73rd Avenue f-ro�n Alal� Street to Highway �5 which served industrial property mostly and partially multiple d�velling and it is cont�mplat�d thi� prop�rty would be charged an assess- m�n� ra�e which would pay for a 36 foot indust�cial street in the area, w$.th an ac�ual street wid�h being put in af 44 feeto The assessment r�te was explained for �h� area as b�ing very high principally because o� the soil conditions on 73rd Avenu�o Tlj�� Finance Director �xplained the second area of the public hearing • t� be considered would be �th Street from 53�c1 Av�nue to Mississippi Si�ree� and sta�ct there wauld be two ra�tes of ass�ssment on �i►is it�np �th rated on the average assessment l�vel based on a standard residential si�r��t and i� would be a 44 foot str�e� up to sta�� Aid standardso The a�s�ssment was further explainecl as b�ing $6a28 for property with no previous a$��ssrnent arbd those wi�h a previous assessment $4084 per foota Tl�e third area to be consi.dered wa� explain�d by the Finance Director a� being S��th. Avenue from tiniversity Avenue to ith Street and he stated, w�uld pose s�me problems, that they had prepared an assessment roll spread- ir�g one fourth of the cost on the North side of 5�th Avenue with the p�operty onemhalf block South of 57'th Avenug helpi.ng to pay far that. H fuer�h�r expla3ned the reason �or thi� typ� of a�sessment was tfiere we�e ��ru� other streets put in �his area whereby the lc�ts that backed up to a s�ee� paid one-fourth and three-fo�tY►s was spread halfway dov�m the b ocko Z't�e Finance Director explained �he fourth area to be eonsidered at this p�blic h�aring would be Main S�et from 57th Avenue to 58th Avenues ti�at the property on the Wes� side was industrial and i� was figured or� �°he basis of a 36 foot industrial ��et and the rate work�d out to $�a�2 per foot which would be half th� eost of a 36 foot industr�,al st#ree't though a 44 fa�t s�ree� was �o b� construc��do He sta�ed the pYtoperty on �he East sid� of �he street was zoned muttiple dw�a3.ling ar�d would be �ea�ed as R-1 or si ngl� family dwellings for �tte present • sq tha� it would be t�h� $6028 p�r foot rat�o Ma�,yor Nee announced �he City Council. wished to have discussed whether ti�je residen°�� wished go hav� th��e s�ee�s constructsd, and explained • ' Pag� 30 �11 of these pieees of paving 2�.ad b�n designated �or MoSoAo Aid and �ccording tc� �rhis would be bu31.t �o a cer°�ain �peciffcation and the City bf Fridley would ge� credi�t aract con�truc�cican money for which wo�tl.d help �he City bui].d the stree�tso He fur�her explain�d the r�sidents may have �eard these �ype� of str�ets referr�d �o as irtidu��rial streets and for �he most par�, Lrh�y had be�n in Fridl�;y bu� they are heavy duty streets are 9 t�n t�p qual�.�ty s�reets and on �th S�treet �he City Counc3l id not view this a� somethi� �ha� was going to tak�e a lot of heavy ��y traffic9 only an in�rnal �treet so �hat no or� would have to go �u� �n tlniversity Avenu� to use their c3�.y �tree�so � �tayar Nee announc�d ui� �irs�° �em �o be conaider�d wou�d be �3rd Avenue rora Able Str�� to Hicrhw�,a #65 and inquired if �h�re ta�re any qt�st ons ec�rnents on �chi� p�i�oposec�%�nstruc�cz�n or objee�ianso Thgre was no cp�e preseni: ob�2ctfng to t�e propos�d improv�en�o A�ayar ;�'e� an,�auncrad '� second item *c� be cansid�red wotald be � �� 53rd Avenue to Mississi 3 S�ree� and �xpla3.tted �the area as start� g�� a�'r►d go g acro�s e new c�hway and on �zp �o Mississippi $treet� Ma�er N� inqu��l �.f there cvere anyone pr�sent who wisitied to 3�e heard o�ity Engi.neer Qureslzi expla�ined this waa a swal� type sect3on �treeto The question was rais�d if the tre�s in �he ar�a woWffn4t be e�].iminated right aeross from the Fridl�y Commonso Mayor Nee replied they uld not unless they ra�re planted �n Ci�y property but did think if �his • re a problem it could b� solv�do Councilman 5h�ridan sta��d he believ�eci thia was a 44 foot streeto City F�gir�eer Qureshi replied it was a 4S �oot �treeto ih� questior� was raised how much cr�di�c the residents wlould receive for baving pr�v�ously b�n assessedo Mayor Nee r�plied ajero�s from �he park rhey would be ehsr�d at $4 a 84 per foo�t whfeh wovld ble ,.a cr�dit of $1044o Th� ques�i�n was raised what the people on 7th S�treet that did not have a street would be charged ar�d were told these rlesident� would be chas�g�d a� the $6028 p�r fc�ot basiso T�e question a�as raised if the re�id�nts couiI.d v��o �heir part of th� street as they f�e].t it was exp�nsiv� when they already had a st-re�ta Mayorr Nee replied hj� felt all �hey might expect would be tha� � Ci1.y miqht build that p�rt fraa 61s�c South and frem sane place North of �hese resider�s area a�ud w�uld leav� a swale in fr�nt af �h,eir houses for a while but would sl�time be buf2t and, at that tinaee it wou].d be built to MoSoAa standardso A��, resident inquired what �the S�'a�e of Mfnrlesotaps portion would be on the projec�a T'he Ci�ty Manag�r replied our� oi �he est�.mated coat oi �a proximately $208,000 adverti.s�d9 $908000 would ca� from State Aido e question was raised if '�th Str�et wouldxi4t be ma�� or l�ss a commurtity �arvice s�eet for o�her than � ust �he people on �t h Street and haw far t�e assassments would be spread outo May�ar Nee replied titey were really t�king a�ney �that belonged to �he en�ire conmauniLZr and paying for a street i� #ront of these residents hou�es witch it and they do ass�ss 100'95 for �1�erything e].seo The Gity Manager explained irhe extra s�rength of the r�ad and �the c�ncret� curb was paid for tz�na State Fundso A resident s�ated he liv�d on the corner of �th stre�� and 63rd Avenue and inqufred ii� the street would go straigh� �hrough a� f� was naw cc�nt�mplated and e�cplained the s�wer saent th�^ough hi� y�rcl o City F�ngineer Quaceshi ex- p�.ain�cl to the resident how �he stree� would b� constructed and explair�ed t�►e sewer i� � wouZd n��t be aff�eted o � ' Page 40 Mr4 Carl Pauls�, residen�, �xplainQd the stre�t referred to had been �►hhu� off far i:he reason there i� a house built on the street and they urere built according to old surveys arui, at that �irae' they were not ifequired to present survey�, whieh would have determirted �hat their 1�ot was in the stree� and �ite houses would n�t have been allow�d to l�ave been builto The Ci�y Manager replied the probl�m started at albou� B�nne� �riveo Mayor Mee stat�d it was the general feeling the �i].ignment w�ould b� as �he strr�et is a�wo City F.�gineer Qureshi explained t�he s�wer is in the neiddl� of °the �� d th�y generally like �o clent�r the s�� in �he righL-�f�way unt�ss ��e�h3ng �ls� dic�kates ih�o Arao�h�r r��siden� sta�ed he was agai.n�� the project, tha� there wa� albridge across Kighway �100 sa there would be tra�tice Mayor Nee �eplied t�e �i�y had neg��ia�ted f�r th� bridge so �hey could have traffic thacAUgh the c3ty and fel� it w�uld be just r�sfdents using it and �hat the City Cbwncil wa� going to b� more aatid more reluc�tant �o maintafn swale type sitree�s o l�o Douglas ��uenemar�n of 6280-7th Street s�a�ed he was opposed to the e�anstructiono Mr. Duan� Grant s�a�ed hc� was opposed �o eertafn p,arts9 t�a� he could not agr�e tha� there would � n� �raffic unless load l�ait res�ric�fons would be put ino Mayos Nee replied �hey would not b� allo�wed �to put a load limi� on th� street because it wauld b�.an Mo�oAo st�e� but explained i£ a persc�n woul.d be at �he in�rsec�ion . o� Mi�sissippi S2�et and Highway �4� there was no reason �o go �an a r�sidential neigi�borhood street wh�n �r� was a four lane hi�vay to u�e although �here woutd be so� schoat tra£fico Mro Grang ianquired ii the main reason for the 44 faot s�e� raas to g�t �xtra money fraa �le statee Mayor Nee repli�d this was �he design for th�e entire systemo �uncilman h+bcight explained �here was a planning con�ep�t which needed �o ba! followeci s that Fridley was untortunat� in one respecl� in that it is ca�is-cross�d by through highways arbd nsost of the t�raffic o� the�se is � nqt by Fridley p�ople and thi� means if t�te r�sidents want to y+et around �%y have a pr�blem and it li.mits access to one ano�hero He fuact.her e�¢plained �he £e�ling of �he Ci�y Counci,l was it a secondary �hrougi� syls°t�an could be canstructed wi.th MoSoAo f�mds arbd give a Northm3outh ar�d Ea�t�Wes�G �cces� arith�ut people having � uss� the major roads to geit �hr�ugh, it would be of he].p �o Fridl�ayites arld this w�uld be a ca��i..lec�or s�rstemo The City Manager explai.nned on �he map the designated S`+�at� Aid road� and stated about ha3.f Qf the designated State Afd road� ra�pre becau�e Fridley was allowed a certain amount of n►i].eage g that so�►e hajve be�r► �hought of as North�South �ad� to enable many people to g�et to� cer�tain ar�as without having to use malor highways and thist�a 1� p�..�an for �the Stat� Aid road� and wlta� ia w�der consfderation as it makes foir good i-raffic flow and keep� i� fn ord�r and r�nd�r control o He f�lc�her explained that sam� ar� designated �tate Aid roads and as each is''� de�iqnaged by �the t�i.tjt C�uncil �hey had °�o obtafn �ight-of-�►ayo �iaycar Nee as�rted �that if �he residen�s would s�udy the mapa' as explafned, ar�i th� co]lectvr plan he felt they saould agre� i� was unlikely �th S�et vrould be th� choicg of a�ruck�ro • i�r; Wayne Saunders inquired hvw many plaees the re�idents would be able to',qet cm Liniver�i� Avenuea City Eaiqin�er Qureshi replied S�th Avent� � l_.J Page So �ouid the first crossinq, 61st Aven� would be �he second crossfng, then l�ississippi street, 69th Avenue a�d finally 73rd Avenuee Cou�cilman Wright agreed it w�u1d be almos� exac�ly every fou� blockso Mayar Nee �xplained the City Council fel� this would be mafnly an internal roade �t►e ques�ion was raised haw many thru stop signs there would be alonq �'th S`treeto Ntayor Nee replf�d there were none emn�emplateda A resident inqu3red hara�the traffic flow woul.d be kept down to a minimum sp�ede t�aayor Nee replied tihey did not feel there woW.d be any more traffico The �e�ident replied �her� were no faets on thi� and it wa� just a gusss, tthat there i� always traffic on a goc� streeto Mrao Gallagher, resident9 a�tated � wanted to be cer�ain there wa� a jog in the road as their house u�as j ust 15 feet fraa the road , that it also said in tY►e Notice of I�aring t�hat would b� according to benefits recei.ved and their drfve went out �to ssissippi S�z�eet but had 300 feet al.ong 7th fresm Mississippi Straet cwm alon ��h St�ee� arvd inquired if �hat w�re going to cost them fr�► 800 to �2000 an�d i� so it would be of no benefi� to them w�atsosvero �i�r Manager explained tha� was Parcel 75 arxl the assessment was ejstimat�d at $797.56 as �he side lo� was not a�sessed at �he fuU. length. I�sa Gallagher inquired if it w�sre adviseabl� to put a through street ]�ik�e this v�aer� children ar� coming scr�ss University Avenue arkl fran the p{ark at�d se2lool e The City Manag�r replied one of the proble�as hacl been #�,at inos� people i►ad objected to the fact they have no way to g�et to the sjchhool or park and access to �he park had not been ge�d because of the rload conditions and this was ane of � x�easons M.SoAo funds w�ere to be �useda for children and p�ople who want to use it as th�ey �ill have more rpom to walk and �his street woul.d be wide eno�h f� �wo lan�ea of traftie o Obunci.Lnan Wright asserted if safety considera�icns i.nciicated e titie CiLy w�puld be in�erested in signals if they vaere warrantedo Mayor Nee ex- palained the City Council conceivably could determine to buiid ath Street i�c�Ona 61st Avenue and South arxl �h3s plan had De�an in existence tor many �ars, that 1�h S�reet should be t� North�Sauth collec�or area and the H�Lghway Aepar�ment, as a result of five y�ears negotiations , put the b�►idg�e in to accomm�date thato He further explained that very fev people h�� tonight had been involved over a periad of years arui �fie eity haKi b�en negotiating that �th S�reet would b� �the catlector and it was not r�asonable to mov� it but it might b� reasoa�able �o not build a portion o� it a� this time an�d v�ould save som�e n�y o Mr o Richard Carey oi 5QI B*nnett Drive atat�d his property was adjacent and was on the North side o� Bennett Drivoe but faeed 7th Street ar�d wis�hed �o knav his assessmenta T!{� Finance Director replied he would be charged based om ore�-third of h�� s3de yardo M�o Wayn� Sawnders i.nquised if there would be any way at all £or the p�ople between 63rd and Bennett �rive to get a sts�t as they have a dirt al�reeto May�r Nee repl��d if there were a street put throu�gh to Mississippi �xeet �re would be traf�ic whe�her or not it was a side street but i� th�re vaere a eomplete abartidoam�ent of � idea a the Council would c�naider ano�r grade of pavfnq; �ha�t they had not wanted to do this aa�d tear it up again but if ther� were a c�rnplete obj�ction to tha inter- � ae��io� at MississipQi S�reet ar�d terminating a� 51st i.t was eear+ceivableo l�o Sawlders inquireid if it would be more expensive if f�t were abandoned a�pd a new project w�re �tartedo Councilman t�cight replied they would be pa�ying 10096 of th� �treet which would radically incr�ase �hefr cost arrd r�quld be ge�ing an ess�r►tially inferiar stree� far as great a costo • � � �laYdr Ne� explained t�he swa1� iyPe s�ree� co�i �h� 3f a�tr�e� were not put 3.n there it �rould be a 3th e�ncrete curb and gut�er azui it wt��.7.d cras� r,c�re uld b� no public pa�icipa�i.�an in i�o Pag� 60 publie too much standax+d s�et b�caus� there y�r �I�e annocnnc�d �hex� had. b�+en p�p1� in �h� ar�a between 61st venu� North ��o Mi�si�sippi ��e� �:ha� �,xpres�ed. oppo�i�icn9 naaaelYs i� o�ougla s��n�mar�n, Mr o Duan� Grant wi�h t�he cond3tion of saving �e�o Mayc�c N�� s�ated hi� experience had b�en �hat th� people do �bant the str�� ar�i this involv+es pu�-ting in the ir��ercep�r of tt�s Nort� Subc�x►ban Sanitary Sewer �3strie�t � etc o= and they sa�r� now at t�he Pcasit�.can where th�ry could build �th St��`� and would be reluetant �o r�vers� �Yt� trea�d th�y had had it�r rAany years o I o Gsant inquired if this wcauld take care of �he problem of sancl in e area and 3f �.h� praject wen�t th�augh hcew lonq he would have to pay e$361000 h� wrauld be a�s�sse�do T'� F�nanc� Director replied if thc j�c� w�re s��xxrt�d in � spring �he r��id�nt� wauld have until at a�t ne� September or possibly in�� next year to pay in full thou� i,nt7er�st and the price next S�p�mb�r wou3.d be �he same as naw after tha� time when the assessm�n� r�],1. is adopted, there �rould inter�sto Mro Wayne Sawid�rs a�s�ri:ed sc� of the residents had u�ney in escraw frora 63rd and Benn��t i�riv� o M�yar Niae replfed if they v�i.�ted tQ know th� am�un� they could corrtac� the TreaswcerQ s office a�d b� qi�ve� �he evrrect f�.gureso The Finanoe Directar �xplained he h�dn p� given �i�ta� figurc� go the City Cotuiail but there were �ome p�dpl� t did have escz�aw mcanieso The question wa� �aised regarding the �e of i�t�rest charged ort tlnis proj�c� and Maycar Nee repl%d it aras 6 oc� a t�n y�ar �pr�ad if the� resid�nts so wished o The questicm aas s�is�d to arhat ex�ent th� park and schoo�]. board property figua� in this a se�s�m+�nt and if they were being assessed the sam� as the residentso C�uncilman Sh�r3dan replied they would b� ass�ssed on a tront footage b�siso Mayor Nse announced for purposes of the h�aring he erished to e cer�a�n all ob3ectfcns w�r� no�ed9 Mro Grant �tated ht was not posedo �her r�sidents agreed #►�y wer� n9t oppo�d if �the City v�ould p th� traff3c d�wno Mayar Me� replied �y would intertid to ke�ep the i�affic suppr��s�de A;resident claimed �there s�ould b� a few �ehoc�l. crossingse Mayo� Nee re�plied �y wauld hav� schoat cross�ngs 3ns�all�d if it w�er� 3ndicated 9 ti�a� in �h�s pl�re� that � City had �Ce aignali�ation was not indieateci a:id not p�r� �af t�►i� contract but 3f experi�nce would indicate sa a ti�y would hav� �o Cc�nncilman Wright explain�d the �chcaa7. was can- ta�Ybuting nea�ly $ 6, 000 0 00 to Ch� pro j c�ct o Mr o F'a uI sa�n a� �rted the Oqunefl had talk�d of one�third of this being a�sess+sd �o ger►eral taz�� tilono Mayox N� sepl.��d th�y had no�� that all h� waa saying was th� qajs tax reiunds b�I.ong ta all of the peopl�o Th� Ci�,y Manager explained ti�� MaSaAo par�io;n would an�euit to about $ 909000 ot �he en�ire projecto Mr�o �aul�an sta�ed °�Ydere wouid b� no oth�r saving apart f�en thaty that on'��thisd was raally th� �a�� Aid amoua�t and �he total amount would be $9�0�000 rather °ti�an $60�Q00 which atould c�nstitu�e � diffarenceo There waj� sc�e disc��3.on a� �o wrieth�r there v�u1d be cur�ailm�nt of titis di��ance� aaul wi�h S�a�t� �fid ii �e road could b� s�opped at any pointo u Page �i o qu�stion was raised by a resident that on 7th Stre�t fran the East e the way the street is lafd out9 there woul.d be an additional 12 t in front of his property and inquired if he would be required to chase it from the cityo The resident�s address was given as 50�1. net� Drive o City Engineer Qta�eshi r�plied he woW.d not have to chase �he pro}�ert.y but vaould have more bou7.evard o The queation was 5ed when th+� final decision wautd be n►ade on 7th Streeto Mayar Nee lied i� could posaibly be this night but r�t neces�arilyo Mro Balfany� �ractor, 3nquir�d if, at th� px�es�n� tirae, the �ity had ara eas�o�nt � West hal� of ith S�reet frarn 63rd to Mi�sissippi Street. Tha City ager r�pli�d they had a 70 faot righ��of-way up to the Gallaqher perty and 40 f�et on the West sid� of M3ssissippi Streeto Mayor Nee ei�ted �here was notad only one objee�ti�, tha� b�ing I��co Douglas n�nann of 6280-7th S�reet Northeas�o �r I3e� artnc�ur►c�d the nexr i.tem �o be consides�ed would be Main Street � S��e Avenue to 58tfi A�nu� and �xp�tain�d �ha.t again ori !�a n ts�eet ty pac�va on Hzghway Depar�nt �o give �ha City a sing and this was pa�� afi the cont3nua�io� of that c�asaingo l�ayor inquired �f th�re were anycgne pr�sent who wished � be heard with rence �co th�at piece of cx�nstructi�o 7�ere was n� one present to ct to �he caAnatru�tion and no abj�ctions listedo • yor N�e announced the consideration o�f the itenn knawn as S7th Av�enue a� llniversf Au��►ue to ��h Street and ata�t�d there was, as t�ce c�or +�a� , a pro em o f3nding an equi.table way of spread- g the eosta Mrm Carl Paulson asserted �re was the questio� of the �wd of a�s�ssing for �the reason �hat all along 57�h Place the back of tlieir lots were abutting can 57th Avenu� ancl t,�t2y drive out on 5 th Place so the question was wha� was going to be the equitable rneans that ir�s�anceo Mayor N�e r�plied t,he C�.:ty �ounc3l did recogni$e the b�nefi� was substantially less and th� proposal �hey had uged at $2042 a I f�eat wrould m�an Mro Paulson� s thr�e lc�ts would have a total of $96080 p�r lot or $290000 for � three l�t� arrd ihis wrould be for his si�ds of t�e s��t a�hat e�n. the o�h�r side i� v�ould be $� a 2� �er foot a Mr a Paulson i�Cquix�ed if that w�re e�timated �o talc,� care of the iu�ds of that project a�uld i� b� a S�a�e Aid Roada The Gity �ianager replied it wouid be MoSaAo roa�t and would have concr�te curb aard gutter and be 44 foot widea o Paulsaaa inquired if t.hey c�uld prevent truck �ratfic as there would heavy vans and trucks going th�ugh th�reo Councilm�an Sherfdan repli�d i� s�reet should be nothing mor� tY�an a aervic� roada �o Paulson a aerted on th� basfa of � way the City �ouncil would be orderring t3�e P j ect �they e au3.d not preven� th� sta� fro� put�ing 3an a truelc route o c�r M� explained they could nat restrict it bu�t before it should be c ed a truck routeA it should b� �gudiedo Mro Paulson -:s�ated there wr � a we3ght designation on ariy city s�ets wher�a� �hese truck canpaniea know �s� designations and if �hi� were accep�ed they raoutd hav�e t accept tth� �rtxck traffic as wella I� �vaa �xplained by �he C3ty Mariag�er ere would be no unu�u�a.7. truck tra�fie as t�� truckg could use Hic�►way � � wk�ich woutd be a through fw:r lane highwaya Mro Paulson stated he � s ri�t oppos�d �o tt� truck traffic a�ha� they dicl have to accspt sa�►e �� cond3tions and had n� anv�nan� iri their de�da to talc�e care of �hhiso • Page 8 0 or Nee inquix�d if there wer� anyonr� else who w3.shed �o be 2,eard, tha� raish�d to malce it clear �here was a distinction be�n the North and th sid� ot �he stre�� as far as ass�ss�ents� H�nry Sp�c�ka �tat�d he lived on th� south sid� r;3f the �treet ar�d his re�s was 56i0�7th Stre�t ar�ci inquired r�garding his assessmentsa or Nee �plied they would b� at t,Iie $30 27 per f��t figvace on 57'th ar�d ax�d tY►e Figure ar� this particular lot sicould b� adjust�d a� it w�zuld ah�u� $900n00o Mro Spiczka s�ated he wc�uld �bjec� to �hat much of an �ssmen�� Cc�unc�lman Wright s�at�ct �hey should �ak� note ot circurn� nces e tl�►►�� of Roy �Jo artid Sara 8u�� and Allen Oa and Jun� Kjesetho e question was raised haw the apar�rnertt buildings arere ass�ssed o Mayor N repli�d can a fron� ft�o�agg basis as it re1a�� to thg usage and wvuld at th� ra�e of $6a28 ger foo�a A reaident inquired why th�y should be a�s�ssed the samr� as a�� awner v�hen tchey have 30 cars to �very o� fo� a hane cv�mer a Mayor Nee repli�d it would be imp�ssible fox� the City to j udica�� very sm�al]. i�em and ff ti�y ww�r� t�o buil.d a s�.z�eet in front o a mi�l.�iple drnr�Il.ing it wauld normatly be a r�s3d�n�ial gra�d� of st-reet thf� was �Che basi a for �he break in cc�st 9�ha� th� apart�nsnt buildings g�et�ing a high performance �tre�t far a re�idential strset o Mayor N exp3.a3.n�d he could nati ratio�nal�� it acearding to the policy they ve nawo (�uncilmaM Wright assert�d t2c� rationate wa� t� �ount of � . s�o A res3d�nt replied � 24 uni� apart�nt dwellinqs used the streets tl�an j us�t iche resid�n�s o T�►e Ci�ty Manag�r expla3.n.ed tiLe ap�flnents no� geiotfng a: much clear str�t in fron� af their places as the sid�nt� wer� and h�ve m�re people tha� n��d more s�re��9 thst it is one o th� probiems of r�here you gc�t into b�anefit a It wa� explafned by Mayar N the Ci�ty Council had tr3,ed �o give the re�3.der►ts � 3dea of w�hat thjf.s a��es�rnent w�uld cost ar�d �her� �as qood reason to think this was whja� wauld happ�n and st this h�aring �y were ecm�idering th�e qu�estion ofl equf�yrn Mro Paulson sta��d th�at 57th Av�nue b�ing a route which would i.ntere�ect wi 'th� n�w highway w�ould hav� to ha�w� �ights �o �ha� those of the resi- ��13ving n�ar there coe�].d failo�w �th� s€rvic� road o Mayar Nee replied cNOU1d b� proger lights ar�d a3.d tla�iver�i�y Avenue would be a service rc�clo I+�d Paul�on iaiqttix�d i.f th� ent�ance �auld b� left as it is nowo ��cilman S"h�ridan replied it wauld but �o ge�t onto tYLe ne�a hfghway the +saz ances c,�ould be 57'th Av�rtue9 61.st Avenue �r Missi�sippi Streeta Mro � Tha�r�r inqu�red if the Cfty �owncil had stan�laxdized on the form of the concr�te curb and gut�+�r �they wer� p�t�.ng into the �itya Mayor Ne r�pli�d they v,�re doing the law ar�gl� vn sasme ax�as o Ci�y Enqi�e�r Q shi �xpla3ned that on State Aid m�+dsa the Ci�y Ywcl �o fallow the St �e specifi.cations but tY►e �ds w�re b�ing stan�iariz�cl although the Co ��p�cifications we�ce differenta Mro Thay�r inqufred if it was so d ficul� to g�t sta�dardizati�n ar�d wa� ��ld by �he City Eazgineer there � tw� diff�ren� �ta�dard�, one is sS�piaaq artid or�e is �ertical a�nd ba�ically th� �a�� wants the t�p� of s�re�t on 61�ta Councilman Wriqht � �t��ed i� had ��d rnr�re s�n�ible �o have a drive�-�over type curb o ��cilman ��idan s��erted they wreere all cogniaan� o# the prohl�ra at S�i�h arwi °��Ii S'�re�� o I� wa� �xp�.ain�d b�r �uncilm.an Wrigh� ti►ere are • Page 90 ably �wo ar thre�e �re prc�blems like �his on�o Maycar Nee deelaz�d Ptablic Hearing an Irnprov�ments for S�t��ts 1965�2 closed o �o� Nee anno�c�d th� nex� item was tise considera�tiQn of �the bus sezvice , Mro Alick caf �he �n Cit.y Rap3d Transit C�ar�pany was gresent to �euss the mat-�er; �hat Counci.l.man Kirkham had been more aor►cxrned in ,� u�attt�r and wcauJui eonfer w3.t-h Mro Al3.�k a�d re�identsa Mayor Nee �iained for the information of everyon� prasen�, this was a discussion � revision af the routing of the Twfrz City lin� in the City of dieyo Th� was discussion w3.th Mra Alicks resfdents and the m�nbers th� City Cc�uncil reqarding �the Scerouting of the bus se�rviceo Mayar expressed �he Council's appre�ia�ion �o Mro Alick foz attending the I�ion by hPright that CouneiLnan Kirkham and � City Managaer be deaignated a Council r�preseretativ� to mee� wi�h Mro Alick ar�d other repre�entativaes o the Tsvin City L3nes �to renegotiate a bus li.ne for tha City of Fridleya c�ded by S�teridan e Lipon a voic� vote � there being no nays, the ma�tiari . c ed unan3n�w�I.y a - � M�ycrr M�e anno�enaed �ha� a� ��aac► i�e�.s o# �he rezo�ning at the 3outheast cc�rner of 5th azu! Mia�is�ippi Street arid special use permit for a nurs3ng hx�d reference to a suspension of the issuance of aon3ng chas�grea and � cial us� pes�m#.ts in the argas ir�dicatal he wished to br�.ng befcrre the c c31 a report �ey had r�o�ived fram the Plax�ning L'anaai.as%n dated c�mber �id in r�i.ch they hav� reeamn,�nded �2�.at th�e Ci�ty Co�cil proce�d the direc�kic�n of investigation of an Urban Renewal Program which v�ould v� applicat3oa� to the �ntir� city and mostly to the ment3�ned ares; that i�va� the recoimneradatican ot t� Planning Cammisaian that an orqania�d a prc�ach be taken in ��he asea bo�d�d on the North by 67th Ave�nue No Eo the West by the Morth�ern Pacitic sight�af�way, the bn�urdarfas of 63rd th� South attid bound�al on tiie East by ith S�reet a�x�d this study shoW.d c:lude an�lysis of u�ilities, i�affi� pattern: P��Ja and s confiratetfot� of; tt� inad�quacy, overere�wded conditions, defective design amd arraru,�e- me�nt, of present bu3ldingso Mayor Nee fur�her stated it was their re- c ati.on that in addition to a plann�d approach, the neceasary ps�o- f�3ona1 h�1.p be pravided ta develop a c�plete camprehen�fv�e p1.an of �tire Ci�o it was Qxplain�d thise in i��lf, would also serve as anj ia�v�.�ation to ir�dividuals and ir�dustry e th�t they did feel that t3�e c�apletion of °this canp�h�nsive plan would contirm � pr�sent poaitia� ofl th� Planning Cammis�ion that far r�a�ans stated above t�i►e prooesses . of an tirban Ren�wal Prcagram a� the aniy so�..ution to th� threefald proble�n iai the HLts�i�ffiippietfi�,versity interes�c�iaan and it was their recamm�and�tian t2�att � necsssary c�rnmvnity fia�ds, professional h�lpa etco, be arramged wi�l'i urban development in mi.nci a Mayor N� info�rm�d the City Couacit they • ',, Page 10 0 h�d before �tY�tem a proposa.�. �rorn '�he Planning Gommi�sion that the City m�ve in th� direc�tion of Ti�ban Reneewal in the area d�scribed and stated Yip tel� th�y could r�ce3ve this report and eonl.d instruct the City Mar�ager tp proc�ed with ge�;ting the nec�ssary c�ntac�ts developedo l�tien by Wright �o receive ttre repor� of �he Planning Ca�maj.ssion dated �ce��c 29 19649 refer the rep�rrt and its rsc�dations to th8 City M�nag�r f�r processing az�d plan� fa� financing of �1� (Irban Cc�nprehensive P�.an ar�d congratulat-� the �lanning Commnissi�n for this step which they h�ve �aaken in canpx�h�n�iv� long range planninga Councilmsn Wright ac�d+ed �� was the first of sev�ral very c�structive �ves o Secc�nded b Sh�r3dano Maye� Ate� assert� h� hearti3.y concurred with the nwtion ai�d was glad this c�nclusfon had been reach�d and did think �veryone wtpuld feel i� was a b�.g step fo�rward o tlpasi a voic� vot;e 9 th�re being nc� mays s tlje motia�. carri�d unaninKSUSly a R�l 2� C-1 C 90UTIiEAST OQRNIIt - �y�c Ne� aruwuncc�id � c�nsideration of � second r��ing of a� ordinance �smirtg R�l t� C-1 tY� Southesst cor�r af 5th � 1��s3,ssiQpi Straets and • st$at�ci �L� pr3nc3pa.l.ly wa� wf.th reg�s�snce �o ich� Riedg]. P'�'�Pe�Y � pejtit3.� by Dr o Richard Tr�$cana o H� �xplai�d L� the petitioner �t�ey uld ccnt#.nu� thi.� secand reading arxi tabl.e it sc� thg proce�s arould s be a� this stag+e �.n case snything �uZd be r�vera�d a�nd �he itio�er wauld have �h� capab3l.ity �f �ving qu3.�e quickly if thir�gs f �hat way o Dr o Tre�cma repl%d he did no� q�� ur�derstatid o Mayar Nee ��lai�ced if , for any �a�cm 9 the redev�.Z.��nt d3d not go through � Dr o �� 4 s peti�i.an f�r r�xonsng w�u].d 28e as it wa� a coupa.e of n�ths prjevious and f�wc�ther explai�nesl h� felt �Y►ag the prc�ee�dings he Y►�d h�ed ta�ld atill be in effccto Dro Tr�zoraa a�sc�rt� th�y still wished to kel�p �h� reqakes� aliveo Mayor Nee ia�.q�air�d if the�r preferr�d �o have � i.tem �a�al�d a Mra Harvey Pe��rs�n inqufred i.n terms of tia�� what �unt s,�uld i� tak,� o riayor Ne� replied th�y would knnw within a very st�� ime9 perhap� six a��ka or so� wfi��her or nat �he City could u�ive in t�rba�n D�vvel�pn�*n� g�hen �y we�e �alkinq abou� a couple of Ye�ar� but i� aai,gh� la�ave �a� real prt�iae �rrd �o�ouid �hink �hia would � � enci res�l�o �ro Tre��na s�a�ted th�y were in �e prc�cess of a►egotiat- t�with �the daetass now ancl had alr�ady pai�d out a�onsiderable a�ou�t c Prel3lniriar� plan� � th�y had stopped drawfng pl�ns and �^eached a n�otiati�n pc�ir�� w�.th the doctors ar�d couus]..dra4t go aaiy fur�her until �c�th3x�g hagp�ned a�ad fel� the �que�t sho�a].d b� lc�pt aliveo It vas ex lair�d by Mayor Ne� th�y �hought �hey sa�W.d know �:hey could not ff�ance or ge� an ag�e�m�nt fairly qw3.ekly bu� on �he ��r hand �tte �i�ices v,r�� i� �ia3.d b� a fafrly lcang pl�nasing pr�cess �rtd it w�uld ha�e to na�s2b with � c�v�ratl plano ��r►cilman Wric�t expla��d if the �i� �ouneil elecieied �o go ahead wi�h � ��70], Grar�� ft w�uld �ake awhil� �o g�� h� planning grouP o�rgani�ec] ��en �ri� r�f fi.�e earli�s� pha�es of pla�nnixbe c*ould b� thi� area �►i�ia� rao� n�ed an�thi.r�g a�d i� couilci ��Cabilized riqh� awayo He added i� ;��ba].d � six w�k� �r aai�th�r �ix m�n�� aa�d i� coulcl indeecl b� a � � � i % Pac,�e 110 ��ale of yeass before i� could be d�velop�da Mayvr Nee assert�d th� e�ncil had s�e r�ports �n �his px°oc�s� A ane f�m �he Comm��rni�y Planni.ng �ction of B�z.sin�ss De�lopm�n� aatid wa� �er4:ain, Dro Tre�ana eould be �►ni�hed with oree arrd wc��].d �hirak i� ws�ial.d be �o hi� interes� to have ��abledo �a�eilma� S�eridan adcied in th.� bes� in�erests of Dra �zor.a i� w�ul.d be �abled far #:he � bQing leaving it open so �that � w�o�ld a�o� Y�v� ��°back to the pr�viQU� pracass�� o Mayor Nee atated ,� thinkirig of �th� City C,�uncil wa� t�ha� �he a�a ,:vurauld probably �velop in j�s� �he way �h�y wc�uld want it dtvelcaped and did not think wa� n�c�ssarily agafnst �he inter�st �f �Y►� pe'�iticsn�rs �o proceed �tt thf � o >�i�n by Sh�ridan �o �able �o �h� fir�� r�guiar m�e�ing in March,196S te s�c�nd readir�g oi an ard3.�c� r�a�ning R�i �� -1 #� Southeast �rn�r �f S�h and Misais�ippi Str�et�so S�ec�nded iay Wrfghta �lpon a �ice vo� 9�� ing no nay� ��the motion eaz�x�ied unanimously o S�EC�. �1SE FE�RMI� �- MaR��TG HAME C TABLLF.� 11/2/64 �: _.. � .� ..�.�.. � Ne� annouar�ced t,h� consideratian of a$�cial us� permit fo�c a .ng h�n� and explained thQ Planning Ccxnm3as3.on had defined ar� �rea urould limit the study arxl ft might involve some reaoninqs that this � part of the Ried�l, proper�y and a par�t of the whole comr�rcial area �a�ther than let it drif� �v�ryone �hought they should do aaay with areas of canflict, tha�t i� might sti31 rer�ain in th� class residential ,t would �e subject �o �tudy in a�e�hodical wayo A resid�nt raiaed ;uestion if this would ruean �ha'� area in ques�ion would not have �r� spat rezoning until this was develop�do Mayor Nee replfed this lr�ad� ia� effec� 9 that all rezonirtg � the ar�a had been suspetyded o � N�e inquir�d if �there w�ere anyon� presen� rep�senting the nursing There wa� no one pre�ent �a speak �or the nursing hc�aeo �n by Wright to �able to � first meetinq in March, 1965 fqr a�pecial use permi�G for a nur�ing hane on the R3edel ded by �'h�rfdan o Upon a voice vote �, t,h�re being no nays 9 ed unanimouslyo the applica- proPer'tY o the mot%n Ma or N�� ann��anced the conside�aeibn �f �cu�aiicYee appoint�n�s to the B��rd of App�ala� and Parks arbd I�layrgroemds Sub�c�anitte� and requested th� Cit�r (:ounc3]. table same o i��ion by St�ridan t� tabla� to �:he a�eting of January 4, 1965 the c tte� appointment� �Co th� Board of Appeals and the Parks and i'lay- tra�ds Sub-��exr�i�eo Seconded by Kirki�ama tlpon a v�ic� vo�te9 there be g n� nays g�th� motion carri�d unan3,mous].y o B(1S�N�SS e LJ Page 120 B�S � 1�iE�+1 SWEEPER � OPF.1�fED N�JOM� EC�,�, 1964 � s Ai�yor Ne� announced for the consid�ration of �i�e �ity Council b3ds for a' n�w sweeper �s�n�cI a v��n �hi$ dayo �.`h� City Manager presented bid sl�eits for �ouncil reviewal and stat�d b3d� were opened at noon and rdad sa� a� f�liows: Ba� Bid B%dd�r • Bi�l Securi�� Total Cash �riee Balance Payment 3.n �Tanua 19b6 M�'u�n�C.� � o eck �'lginp�el ean 1�63 Coa�o Avenue $6i5o00 with loadar St�o Pau19 MinnO $12,995000 $ig274o80 ' Alter A Alter B D�lfve Date ' g n stan to ays ' 475 Deduct on Pelican $ 3640 0 00 ' , 11/Y/1966 NoBo Ze�co Company C�rto check M-B 90;33 Lyndale Soo $700v00 MP$L s a, Minn o ,' � 55420 � Ha�d�neMurP�Y 45p1 Hiawatita Mp�.� o � Miavn o Cruiser $12,160000 $6160e00 Alter A Alter 8 Delive Date o Ba o Bo ys Eq. Coo MQbil 9weeper Ave o Certo Clteck 1000-� 3 $650000 $11 819 0 0 00 $59190000 Alter A Alter B Delive l�ate 0 $500000 Add 1QOOo00 10 Days 0 Add $1000000 Ito�d Machi.nn�xx�y t� Certo Check Auatir►-Weat�rn S pli�s Company $630000 49 1 W o 78t.i� S� o Mp � a , Minxt o Hal�l Equip�nt � Inc o Seaboard 23d�0 So Highway 100 Sure�y Mplls o 9 Mir►n o 5X l�od�el 70 $12,281000 $6a281o00 A1ter A Alter B �eliver� o a No Bo �Day� Wayne 9i0 $99021000 $3,021000 Alt�r A Rlter 8 l?elive Da�e � 25 0 00 ��y�oAO No Bo Approxo 30 Days Add i14 r{�pc�art frem the Cii.y l�nc�°neer of th� �abulation wa� x�ead alcaud by �he • Page 1. 3 0 C'�y Manager s�tati�q the order of �refer�nce for �he new sweeper being t.�ia� �f MacQ�aeen Equipm�n� Cc�pany for an Elgin Pelican with L�oader 3�n th� amount o:� $12, 995 0 00, Hayden�Murphy Equ3pment ��parry for a N�pbil Sweeper in � a�wunt of $118190 o E30 and Iioad Machinery and �' �plxes Canpany for an Austir,mW�s�esn 1+�ode1 �0 ia� t2ie amount of 2 g 2810 00 ar�d reeaa�nding th� b3d o�f MacQueen Equip�nt Companyo yor Nee inquir�d of Ci�r Engineer Qur�shi what �he rationale was b��n �the first and feurth bids o�f�y Engineer Quu�eshi reglf�d the b cl of �he MacQue�n Equigmant Co►npany was the sta�ep�r whieh has a loader it and it i� pr��tty clo�e t`o a one man operation and �the fourth bid o Hall Equigment Inco, was no� dqutival�n�te but they did have to have a� open bid in order to have biddingo It waa explairied by �he City ager the machires of the MacQu�en Equip�nent Canpany was the maehine � t ey had shown the Ci�y Council the di.fference in savings ono Mayo�c N� inquir�d if the o�her machine � ques�ion was not what i�hey had �n talking abo�zt in �h� time s�udy a�ad was told thi.� was �rueo uncilman 5h�ridan inquix�d regarding Alt�rnai�e A of the bids pre- s�n�ed o Ci�y Eng�.neer Q�areshi replf�d i.t was a biq�ger machine and was diff�rentia�e b�tween two �ypes of equipmen�a Mayor N�e inquired if t Hayden�Murphy machin� had a load�ro �i'ty Engineer Qur�a2►i replied o y the machin� of the MaeQueen Equip�t�nt Company had a loadero Council- n Sheridan ass+ar�d if the City Council wer� to choose the alternate ey wouild b� taking th� MacQu.�n equipm�nt regardless and was tn2d by • e City Engineer this was correct4 �ouncilman Wrigh� inquired if the f et of �he slc�w�r sp�ci of �he machine had b��n taken into accounto C�y �gineer Qureshi repli�d i� had and wi�h th� other machine they uid have to use anoih�r man tc� hau3."thhe sand away and this way the s eper can ioad it up a�ci �ake it awayo Councilman Sher�dan assert'ecl �y would not need the loader beforr� �anuary 1�� and was �old by the C Ly Manag�r �his wa� �o encumber � budg�to on by Sh�ridan to receiv� the bids opened a� noon on December 7-.q 1964 :�h� Eqnineering Departmen� az�d award t,h� bid tor a new street Qer �o Mac Qu�eran Fqui�ment Gompany of 1563 C�mo Avenue�, Sto Pau19 ,esota for the Falg�n P�lican with Loader i.n the ar�o�� of $129995000� the r�ca�andation �f � Engineering and Utilities �parbnentso ndeci by Wrfght o ilpon a rall call vo�e, those votinq aye 9 Ne� a �idan, Wrigh� a Kirkham o Thos� voti.ng nay a non� o T�ee motfon �ied unanim�uslyo F�� FOR A �� • Ma or Ne� announced for tYe� consideration of the City COw1ci1 an a lication f�r a buf.lding permit for an office buildinga 3'he City Ma ag+er stated �he applica�ion to b� consider�d was by Mro Fd Chies f� a permit f�r an offfce building located a� 7651 Central Avenue i�o�ctheast and �s�imag�d �t $16�OOOo00o �lan� of the prop��eci building � Page 14 0 wjere pres�nted by the City Manager, �otic� by wright to concur u�ith th� reco�nda'tion of the Building oard and grant �he building gertiait for an office bui.lding 2ocat�d at 651 Central Avenue Northeast, Lot 26, B1oCk 2s Meadvwmoo�^ T��'TBCe dition9 construct�d of frarr� at an estimat,ed cos� of $16ADOOa08o conded by �eridano Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the m�otion carr3ed unanimouslYo T�e Ci�.y Manag�� explain�d �o the �i"�r �ouncil th� applicatitsn by D�wrting Box C�npany for an addi�i.�n and read the r�camn�nded approval qf the Bua.].ding Board with 'h�e s�iPu]-a�i�n that �the new addition be oiaint�d � same as the exi�ting buildingo I ti� by Sh�ridan to concur with �he r�c�ndation csf the Building rd and qrant �he buflding pe�ni� bY Pr��ton Haglin for an addition o the �u'�h Side of Dcwni.r�g Bax CwnPai'ry � loeated a� 5851 East River • R�a�d 9 to be used as a warehouse ad�lit3ona ecnstr�ac�i�n to be of c�men� a�d s�Qel with a�. �sti.m�t�ed cost of $160a000o00 wfth �Yte stiQulatio� t�at the new addi�i�n b� painted the sam� as �he existing buildinqo �econd�d by Wriqht. Tlpon a voice vrat� S ther� being no r►ays 9 the ml�tio� carried �aniwou�ly o 1 �ayar Nee announced a request for a special use permi� to allaat the c�►struc�i�n o� double b�galowso The City Manag�r explained to the �ity Council this item had not been to the P1,anning Cc�mnission as yet al� they hadn8t met but the City Coumcil could set a public hearing r�gardless of what would happena that the Gity Attorney had felt they s�ould hold a public hearing �ither wayo It v�as further explained ti►is �a a request to bufld double bungalows in an Rel Distrfct and the 1'pts w�eere on the North side of Hickory Cfrcle but the Board of Appeals 1�Iad approved on].y the r�quest for two lota rather than the sever► re- • ated and �i►ese had been recoann�nded wi�h the stipulation of provid- � a single car garaqe and add3tional paved offa�ttreethteplocation�i�tl�e ]L'��st � car per unit o�he area was described a • � Page 1Se ldts in qu�stiano Mayor Nee recalled fihat sorn� time previous the �ity �uncil had iss�d a special use perma.t for a rest hane in this area. ThIQ City Manager replied he did not recall the particular r�questo Mayor Nele requss�ed the adm3.nis�ration have the in�er�ecticn st�died because i� was relevanto The Ci�y Manager agx��d and stated they would hav� s� adjusting don�. �ounci].man Wright ass�r�ed tha� as it was a problem ofis�tree�s, he cifd not feel the Ci�y �owncil should bypass the Planning on by 4�righ� ta re�er �ko the Planning C�nrnission far �heis consider- n9 befor� call�ng a public hearing, the request for a special use i� fio permit construction of doubl.� bunga3.aws in an R-1 Di�trict as �etion 45 a 19 � 2A �� Ci�y �od� of Fridley a Minnesota 1963, ort Lots I ugh 7 a Block 1 s Ostinan � 5 Third Add�tit�. 9 Anoka Cot�ty, MinnesOtd � being the Nor�th side of Hiekory �irive irom �ast River Road to 7068 ory Drive Nor�I�as�, (Request hy Harland �erry - 6963 Hicko�ry Cixcle heas�, Frfdley, Minn�so�a)o S�conded by 5h�ridano Upon a voice , there being na nays, the motiun carri�d unanimous].yo City Manager �cplained to the City Council the request for double b galows in Swanst:romts eourt had been tabled but sfnce that time the � Sw�nstra�► Company had wifihdrawn �heir requesta There was no actiono w City Manager reaci to the Ci.ty Council th� recamnerrdatio�n of thne d of Agpeal� granting the ofi�s�et parking variance sti�+ulatinq �h� struc�us� ?�� a new colo�nial style struc�ur� substantially the a� �h� pic'cuece of such a�trueturee Mro Wallace Fo Ddiller,� �ion�rp wa� present and explained the parkirdg area and �t�a�; tD�t agre�d r„�i�th Mr o Gerz��tY 8 P�Per'�.Y ad j seent, they would w�� accord- �o i�he original plans st�bmitted o , ��crL�on by SSY�ridan �o concur aith th� r�c�n�dati�n of the Board of .AFp�als and gx°an� iYY►e request fcr a variaaice fro�n Section 4502169 City �odj� of F�ciciley g Minnesota 1963, by waiver �f parkif.,ng requ.ireme� ��c��ir }rard oaZly � to permit parking in side yarci � ancl a varia�n�e; iran • LJ � Pag� 160 S�c°tion 4So25s Ci�y �ade of Fridley, Minne�c�ta 1963� b y�rd depth reqtr3r�nt caf 30 fe�t �to 12 feet 8 inahe� l�9 Ar�okview Secand Addit�ion, Anrka County, MiMesota, M�kvfew Dri�e North�a�t, Fridl�y, Minnesota �requ�est ° er, 831 -�(3th Avenue North�ast, �alwnb3a He3gh�s� �canded by Kirkhamo Lipan a voice vote, ther� being n c�r�sied urcaninwusly. y waiver o� r�ar on Lot 2, Block same being 6671 by Wallac� Fa M3.rueesota � e o nays� the motfon i a � C�ty Manager e�plained to the City Council the recommended actfon the Plar�ning Ca�mission requiring an on�sale license to be 300 feet y fran any sch�l ar church and stated this was previously reterred the Planning Caaunission by �h� City �cauactcil as soon as it waa felt wou�l.d involve zoni.ng and they had iruiicatcd th� distance could be to the City tooimcii , al so the addit:i�n or chang+e in the ord inance Sd be �he s�ntence beginning with "How�verno Counc�l..man Kirkham �erted this ordinanee was essentially the same r�^dinance he ha�d �posed the previous summero �3on by Kirkham ta accept as first reading an c�dit'►ance amen+ding �pter 81 by adding a Section 810061 requiring an on-sale license to three himdx�d f�et away fran any school or churcho Seconded by ±ridano �he Ciiy Manac„�er gav� the first reading of the abov�e 3cribed ardinaneeo Counc3lman Wright stated �that in studying this tter9 th� interpretation of the City Attorney was that this i� to be 3surect fran the nearest portion to th� main public entrance of the :ensed applicant's es�ablis�hment and he was concerned that ti�e ancil, in Fassi.ng an ordinance, which would require th�nm to rescit�d Lic�nse� in th� city wauld mak� th� vu�ong decision and further ha 3 not satistied th�y had checked all existing locat�onso He expla�ned a second sentence says you cannot rsvoke a license when the chu�`ch �chool establishes its location �so that a church canpt move i,n and ° �� out a tavern, that the City Council should help existing tavernso �rewood Lounge was �discussed as being in violation if the ardinance ' re passed o Counci.Lnan ICfrkham 3nquir�l if this was a co�flict as iinances couJ.d not be retroactiveo Councilntan Wright replied he d3d alize this angd it d3d have a grandfather protection but when tav�ern �ners ne in for r�licensinq9 it would not protect themo It was explained the C3ty Man.ager �re was a Plaru�.inq Cos�snission study which shoWed is didnQt particularly affect anything except passibly Terry*a Club t couldH ii th� City CoLmcil wish�d to accapt this ord3.nance on tfrst ading a have t,h� infoz�mation on second reading of the o�idinanc� and would give th2m their answero Oouncilman Wright inquired if �erryts ub was within the allotted 300 feeto Councilman Kirkham replied ey were ar�t i,t was measured fram property line to property linee T�e ty Manaq�r added �hat from building to building it would be over 500 etg al�o �ha� fr�n the discussion of the Pianning Comrnission the5► hadntt � Page 170 • � own that anyone was par�ticutarly affecteda City Attarney Smith in- f�rmed the City Coua�cil he had met briefly with the Planning Caa�nnission, t they had the footag�e at 30� feet originally and then it had been p�ut at 600 fee� but he felt the 300 feat fig�e was used because it w�as �the best �asuacemer►t they could make an�i it didn't affect anything •Ixist3nge Councilm.an Wrigbt asserted the last sentence regarding the ct na intoxicating liquar aac beer ahall be consu�ned on 'tl� pr�mi�es grour�s of any church should be changed not to include sacramental eo Mayor N�e agreed he ie�.t 3t was rather insulting and that if he wlere a minist�r he would take offenseo City Attc�rney 9nith replied re- g�rding this sQntence they wauld not need to be concerned with any c�uunion wine as it woutd be unconstftutional but it had rr�re refer- e#�ae to things like a bazaar or matters ot this k3ndo Upon a vofce viate, there b�3ng no nays, the motion carried unanimoualyo . , . � �� •: i� r �i � • : k- M�Yor Nee announced for the eonsid�ration of the City Couricil the r�ceipt of the mir►utes of the Recrea�ion l��.ng arrd statsd the Ceaa- m�ission should be advised their pay �cale h�d been established by thefr ople and not by the City Cowlcilo The City Manager replied the ission expected to have a�t►ilosophy meetinq arrd he would be fnvitedo seussioa� followed on budget of lt�creation Gammissiono � M�tiaaci by Sheridan to receive and file themfnutes of the Recreatian C�moaissio� Meeting beld �ctober 26, 1964 a Secorded by Sheridan o tipoci � a!voice vate9 there be3ng na naysa the motion carried uonanimoualyo _. ., TION CONIl�lISSI0l�1 �G MndUTES, PtOVEMBER 23 g 1964 : 1K�yo� Nee announced for the consideratian of �he City Councit the N�ceipt of the m3nutes of the Recreatio� Cammiasion Minutes hel.� vember 239 19640 i+i�t3.�n by Wr%ght to receiv� and file th� minutes of the Recreatian Cc�a�naission Nieeting M3nutes held November 23 g 1964 o Seconded by S'�eridan o Lt� a voice vote, there bei,ng na naysA the mo�ivci esrr%d unanimouslyo �yo� Nee announced the coals3deratian of the minute� of the Parks and lYqrounds Sub�Camaittee Special Me�tingo F" P�SEA FARK IN SWANSTROr2� S CX�IRT: S�� Ci�y Manag�r explained there were �ve�ral �ignatures in which ft wal� requestgd c�ansidsration be given to this ar�a a� a park rather than fc�c double bungalvws but th�e Boa�cl did not £eel i� lends i�self ta a , � � ��park site and unl�ss �he �stt�dy the minut�s of the '�commission would continu tnatter had been discus #€airly rapid actfono Page 180 City Counc3l would want to direct any further commission could 1� received and filed and the e ta study the areaa Mayor Nee ass�rtad the sed and it had been thowght the matter warranted �Iotioal by Wright to instruct the City Ma�nag�r to determine the avail- �bility and aos� of a sit� identi�ied as Swaristrcru's Court for a city �arko Seconded by Shsridano Upon a voi.ce vdte, there being no nays, the mo�3on carried eu�animously o � City Manager explafned to �he Git,y Council � recammendatic�ri of the boards r�g�arding tl� Park and Recreation �ir�ctaro by Wright that the City Cou�cil approve an�cl authori�ae the �n of a full�time Park and Recrea�ian Directar effective January � soon a� the poai�ion can be filled4 Seconded by Sheridano voice vote, there being no nay�, the moticu► carried �an3mouslya by Wright to approve the job �descriptio�n for the Director of �nd Reereatiano Councilman S�eri.dan �tat�cl he was in faVor of � description but there should be �an� mod�.fieatio�so Seeonded �idano Mayor Ne� �xplained it should b� clear this per� would emplayee of the �tmfi�nistra+�3on not the Recreation or Park �eegs employee, that th� Charter of the City of �ridley requires Tson be responsible to the Ci�y Covnci].e Councilman Wright �ed the Coma3ssions had wanted to r8tain as much a� possible .icy roll and not have lanq delays in plans and would 2�ope to :ent that was propoaed ar� approved, the actual conduc�C could �rough the City Managero It was •xp�7.ain�ed by the Cit3r 1�iana9er gone �ver some of the it�ms and pointad out that the jab descrip- ►uld be very siaapie and �ne of the fixat tasks of the new Directo� � working th��ough h�.mselt to evaluate his job becauae of ti� con- �etup at the b�ginr►inga May�r Ne� stated he dfd not want to ;�he City Co�cil r�as unhappy with what the Coaraissfons wese Councilman Wri�►t replied they had felt considerable fr�s+edan �ploying people, etco, a�tid ar� willing to give this up prov3�ded ►oriat be any delays in their programso A3ayor Nee explain� th�re �o an i.mplication the new Directcn^ would prepare the annual budg�et would not � that h� did �think seme gq].ish could be added wittd re- � proc�nt of supplies, e�cog The City Manager affirmed he �eet with the Crnnmission �f the C�uncil wished to table the itemo I�tion by Sheridan to table the job deaeription consideratfon of ti� • D�i..rector af Pa�ks a�d R,�creatio� o Secor�deci b}► Kirkha�na ilgon a voice vpteg there being no nayse Lfi� moti�n carri�d unanimouslyo � �J C� B�.iL�D ,IIJG B�A�T6 MIldt1TESA DEC�2= 1964s BY il i�age 19 0 A Ide� anno�c�d the c�sideration o� an applieation for a building � for a lc�tch�n additi�n at t,h� Fir�side Rice Bowl o The City r read �o th� Ci'ty Counci3. th..g racoma�e�nded approval of the Building tion by Stte�eidan to coneur wi�h th� recomm,endation of the Bu3lding rd arld grant the app2ication by �ter Bx*ook for a building permit faac a;kitchen addition 22 �eet by 14 feet on th� Northwest corner of the F3�reside R3.ee Bawl Bui,�.ding at 7440 Cent-�al Avenu� Northeast to consctrueteci of �rame at an e st-imat�d cos� of $ 3� a00 0 00 o Seccmd�d b, lCirkham a�lpon a voic� vot� e tdher� b�3.ng n� nays a�the motion carried � �a kta at BY C o C o GARLSO�I FOR A BC1iLDING PERMIT FC�t THE � City Manager r�ad to the Gity Cou�cil th,e recammended approval h stipula�ion frdn�the Building Board9 explaining Mro Shields of the �rd was not pre�en� �o tlx i3oard ".had only made a recc�mnendation a:nd 't the decision �� tte �ity C�uncil a C9ouncilman S�ricYari stated that he understood � p�ol�i�m9 the City did not have a proposal as yst on � land alterationo May� Nee 3nquirgd if Mro Salitermany who was present �cu�red with th� �tr�t �roposal in tI� shapping c�nter area whfch he �ga�t o M s o Salite�nan repl.i�d the3s pl.anner� had a difierenc� of .nion, that they had felt this proposal had no b�aring in any way if � atre�t w�ent througiz tYi� area a C�uncilman 5heri.dan explained if this ►posal were th� ultimat� �or th� areae it ec�uid a�fect the parking arxi �r matters and this �ad b�n °tYie rea�on he harcl questioned the land ;�ra�iono It was exp�.a�,n� riy the City Manager to Mro Salit�s�►aai there �ldn9t be ene� parking plac�s for a17, th� buildings planned and the ��tio�n i� had an this �ra� that �re se� to be a general idea a maLt � of shopginq cen �r w�s vaitat �the public wantedo Mra Saliterman �lained that Sears Ro�buck would h� pu�ingr in a store of about 69000 � feet to �tart �nd w�ere tQ us� it a� a te�t store9 that �this store , a lot af p�teratia]. because of th� ax�a and lar�d tc� see what planning ; to be done fo� futta^� and fur�her develop�nto Cc�uncilman Wright �rt�d he wished to � a more compreher.�3ve plan f�r the areao It uras �laineci by th� City I�Sanag�r 8�ars Roebuck ar� in a�,all type building Broc>kdale and fih�y may wan•c samething lik,e that sa� dayo It was ��her �xplained by Cawlcilnaan Wric,�h� the City �f Fr:idley had had many �bleraa with the tyg� �f riu��,.�g� �� •�ar:�i��x*� w.;�a �l�irei�g �'r� �.'�c�o . S`a1��s.� �p.� �� :ae;3� �.: u1d not lt�t � land lay idle fc� t�a years � i� had �o b� usgd o I� o� o� o Garl son e eear►tractor ; stat�d tt�ere am�d to be a dif£erence �f up3nion �n the entire mattero It was ex� • � � �� a p1�ai.n�d hy �h� tpi�y Manager in all of their discus�ians 6�rd Avenu� hac� n�ver b�c�n dise�.ssed e�hat th�y had a po��ibaJ.i°� o� going �u�h but �pr3mary �h�ng would be �o connect 6�ies� Moor� Lake Driv� to Rice �k Road arul �h� px°�Apa�+�ci buil.din� v�c�ulcl �n��r�� forev�� with thato Ma�rar Nee ndd� �.�y cr��l.ct m�k� � ca��; �Eor s�.g��s o Mr�, �a13�t�:rman �xp�.ain�d �Y!a� �e i�� wi�h B�cc�okdale was nc�� buflt fully, anjd t-,hey did plan on a n�all also along ari�h �h� gr�g�nt plana but this p3.�c� of land was 33 acres and �he la�s� pi.�e� �� comrr�rcial land in F�,idley aru� did �hhink fi.hey caul.d maice a goai c�nter there and it wvuld bel an asse� ��r �he co�nmunity but they m�.ght have �o eliminat� the road 9'�J �ough �.to The �i.�y Manag�r replaed th3.� wo�l.d be harmful to hi'� cen�er becaus� it caould be a major conn�c�ing cros� s�� 3n Fridleyo Mr�a Saliterman ass�r�ed a maj or good center was far more 3n�portant �k►an t1�ae road and �� w�x� a��em��..nng to �L�i].d sometizing gnvd fcar Fridley anj3 the City� �unei.Z was tr�ing �Co cu�� it �zp o i� was exp].ained by the Ciity Mariager tY�ey haci spent many hours 3n �tzy�ng to �.�ocate a read an this la�nd and h�e had been quite surpri�ed whe�n Mro Saliterman had eome in with tk� road i.n the cent��o He further explain�d the C�unty Road and all exy�ss tc�m roads for Mro Saliter�nano Thare wa4. �di�cussian regarding al�l road� loca]., County ar�ci State lev�l o Councitman Sheridan �:cplained th� r�coma�ndat3.ons they caere giving wex�e from �h� Stat� and not o�l.y tl� �cecomom�ndatit�n� of the City ot Fridleyo Cojancilman W�right e;cplafned �o Niro Sa].itezman the City had had a grawth ofla little her� and therc� and this was th� sole r�aaining valuabl� piece of' cammerc3.a1 p�og�r�y arrd �tivey vuant�d it planned 3n such a way that it clo1�.7.d be a b�n�f 3.t �a a�. even thoug'h all of i� wa�n a t realized at aance o Maca Sal,iterman ��a�t�d h� could not forecas� the needs of Sears Roebuck bu� they al�o did have a sup�rn►arlc�t. Coi,a�cilman S�eridan inforn►�d Mro �iterman �he �ity �o�zcil wi�hed �o kn�w where the sh�pping c�nter worald go and wanted an overrall plan o Mayar Ne� added th�a x•oa�d d3d not hai�e to b� e;cactly in the san� pos3tion bu� there ��exe no Qlans and this didi botller � City Council because �h�re w�re cc�reial areas developed th t were erronga Counciln�an Wright i.nquzred .� Mro Sal�.terman could r�turn wi�h a road plan for the Council to rev%wo Mro Sal3tex�an replied they ha$ cc�me to the cc�t.usion that they did not need a roado Councilman S'�ridan repl3ed 3.f h� had cYianged f�► that plan �Che reque�t woutd have tol9'o back to the Building Boarda 0 � �� Ne� �xplain� al� to Mro Saliterman th�r� was a law in Fridley � said th�y c,�rr�± na� suppos�d to grade land un�i1. the elevatioria w�ere blish�do M�ro Sali�ex�man r�plied h� had c� iat and was tald to ?aY a permit �o grad� and had d�►� so o Nir a Salite�nain was tald by the � Manager h� did nat br3ng in the plans9 tfiat what had been propoaed m�re3y th� ��net3.cs and the Gity Gouncil has n�!v�r been a�le to ;idar d�:�in�t� mativa�ion o� �he moad i.n q�estions tha� he had met � N1ra Sa].i��+nan inu�.erable t3me� to dev�lop �his and they would not h3m fc►:� s�.x �n�Ch�c � a y�ar so �y h�d n�v�r finally decided what � c�ulc� recc�nd �+� the Counc3l o t�ir o Sal��rman r�pl%d they had t befps+� �� bc�ard and had b�en to].d �h�y wouldn � t ne�d an ewerall � until �h��r �ad soarne ��or�so Tk�� i�r Manager a�sert�d �hen, Mro .terina� had appaz�ntly ac�epfi�d th�.� �s�ad plan which was app�rently � ', Page 21. o a�c�pfiabl� tca the Boardo Mro Saliterman explaaned he had �aid it was a',potential plan because they could ncr� say what they would bux.td in the ' �u� �rbd if the Ci�y Counc�i. were to d�signa�e a road in the ar�a, they vac�uld be liai�l� to kfll the propertys °that th�y cvre holding it for a sYkopping center and sanaething that wa� wcar�hwhile; tha� this aaas nat his f�xst shopp�.ng center and had buil't others beioreo Couneilman Wrfght ir�quired if it was po�sible Mr o Sal3terrnan iiad a parking caomple:: in this a�tea c�rhhere th�r� is a perimeter road specified, that triere i� also a m tter of divid�rs and paanting and striping which provides thrcaugh a c�sso Mro Carlso�n replied they had presented soanething s3mi.lar to t at o�e time but the City Council had stil.l. wanted th� roada Di.scus�ion w�s held aui�h regard to waiving 80 f�t on �ach sicie for buiSdings, rc}ads g etc o Mc�tic� by Wsigh� �hat the Ciiy Counc3l not apQrov� �,he drawfng presented byi Mr� Max Salit�rm�att but table th� apg3.�caticn by Co Co Carlson far a b ding permit for th�e const�uctfon of a p�rtion of a shopping center 1 ated at 6225 Highway �65 Aio Eo, Parcel Noo 1800� Sou�h 1/2 of Sectfon 1 9 to be con�truc�ed � of cement and steel 8 48 0 feet by 125 feet � at an e �rnated ccas� of $ 28 5, OOU o 40 o Seccmdeci by Sh�ridan o tlpon a voioe vote a t�re being n� nays 9�tYee mo�ic�n carr3ed unanimously o • ,�AFE�it �3�TT�� M�i'ING Ml�it�iR'E� g I9�� 2� 1964 : �� Ma�ar Ne� announced for the consideration of the Gity Counc3l the r�oeipt of, the Safe�.jr �amm3ti� Minutes and sta�ed �re cyas no action call�d fora I�o�ian by Sheridan to re�eiv� anci file th� minutes of the Safety Cam�aittee M�eting h�l.d �c�r 2� 1964 o Secondec� by Wright o Upon a voiee vote a tl�re being nca nays a th+� motion carri� unani.nwu�].y o C�I��Qit2N�CAT-� I, ��S �. A BA(�i s S� DIS�POSAL e � �o. I+�o'�ion by Wrigh� t� recaive and f�.le tl�e comrnwnicatian fran Rober� 40 A�bach r�garding th� Minn�esota Water Pcsllutican Control Cammissiono Se�onded by Kirkhamo llpon a voice vo+te, �here being no naysa the motion ca�ried unanimou�].yo I� ___� S'�AT.�� Pt9Wi£R (�ANSt e _YRAT`�� Ma�ror N�e aa�n�unc�at for the eonsideration �f th� City �ouncil a let;ter fr� Nor�her�n S�a�� P�r G�npany atating rat�s w�.th3.n the Ci.ty of T'r�.d1�y will b� dc�cr��s�d and 3f anyone we�e interest�t they could abtain � a �opy o� the •ra�� foldero Nio�i�n by VJriyh� to �c�3.v� anci file �h� �o�nunica�ti�n from �or�Itern �J � • States Powgr Cc�nF�Y �Jarclin Sheridano Upo� a voice vote, �animouslyo ` k?I ��. � : `i;�+y151� y Pag� 220 g the reduetion of rafieso Secca�ded by th.re being no nays, the nwtf� earried Mayor Nee announced a canrnumiaatiean tar th� oonaideratfo� of t%e City Council fram Mr. Donald Pfelaw requesting a ane thousar� dallar sattle- ment on a lo� o It was e:tpl.ained by tt� Cfty NSanager that sevsral times in the past they had signed an agreement to sa�y sc�ne wark could bm do�e oa1 a given pi�ee of propex�ty and Mro Pielovf feels he is in a bit�d with tfie Dalberg Ter�cace #.n that he has nathing to gafn and ev�erything to lose and has sa3d tro save the eost o� cor�demnation he would be wiLl.ing to settte with the eity far $50Q.04 plus an ac, fre�c►ent that ha oould hav�e four lat8 on h3s property, a�e at 8S00 square feet, two at 8600 square taet and one at8B00 �qurare feet an,d a11 would be slightly vander the 9000 sqv�tre foot requirer�nto Cou�ncilman S�ridan inqutred how they alr�ays fou�ud themselves in this kind of a posit-icm an�d if it was an over$i�t ea tfie part of the C3.ty that the policy has be�n that all atrest ease�aents ta�ere cabtained prior tothe acceptaru:e of t�he ps].at and Mr o Dalberg muet hav�e worisred sa�ething out with the property to the Nartho The City Manager replied the last several timea where they haod h�d difticulty i�ad b�en because they were not given the ps�c�r infarrmatiaal and ww8rre very short an aceurate surveyso City Atto�°�ey Stnith asser�ed he ur�der�to�od fs�am th� letter the C3Ly did have the easemento Z4te City Manager r�p�ied they d3d not but dfd have an agreement to rn�v�e cct the praperty arid do the w�ork and h�d agreed �o negotiate a reasoriable amounto It was exp�l.ained by ti�e City Atto�rney that alI that was left open an the agreement was v�at 1�e award sliauld be o Tt�e Ciiy Manager agreed and further expl�ined this d3d gi�e the City permissicm to put in the sew�er and arater lineso Co�cilman Sheridan a9serted the posftian ��as that the City �vas ai�ling the developer v�eti��r they w�ere aiding the abutting ProPertias o� not ardd this was one of tha reaso� this po liey was establish+sd by the �"ity Couatcil; that a street d0dication be made an�d tfiere was g�ing to be �eme benefit to this man fo� he g�ets sane lots froaa ite �e Cityl�ag�er replied this was what l� had pointed out to Mre Pielvw a�d �Itis tt� part3,�s who gave �e l�and could very aaell nat have that benefit anci he might have it entirely. Mayor Nee stated he did not think the City Cona►cil should agree to the lo�t split until it was ch�cked. It waa e:cpl.eined by the City Mana r tY�e agreement was the Cfty would either neg�ot�.afie a f air p�rice of �1, Ofl0 aor eor,dema► and Mr o Pielona had agreed to came dawn to $SQOo OOo Co�cilman Sheridan inquired if Da].�erg Z�erraw was eaaplet�ely dQVeloped o City Engln�r Qua�shi repoli�d it was not � theY just had two or thre� model haaies builta Co�ci'Lman Xirkha�n stated he did not �vish to gr� alc�ng with the propoaa]. as pr�senb�d an�d d�d twt lik+a the lot splito Motion by Wright to authori.$e further nego�iations starting with a$SOOo00 offer, and with no riders arrd authorize cond�onation if r�cessaxy ar► Lot 3, Auditor's Subd3vision #l29 o�amsd by Donald Ro Pielawo �e CiLy Manag�ex explained in this area the City haW had problems with the higfi � Pag�t 23. a�sessn�ents on the proQerty and ha�id goc��e ataa�g aTith iaulersiaed lots a�ncl Mr. Pielow thought his otfer v�as fair. C+�uncilman Sha�ridan ess�rt�ed 3f Mr. Fielqw platted thia proper�y' he would have tro d�dicate t31is a�d he oouldn* t spli� h�s aac�e lo� into toua� lo�ts uander tl�e oa�d3naiwe mo be sa�oWld ha�e to plat it. Tde City M�nager rep,�..i�d �. Pielc�w had less ttu�n an aere af land and h� couLd spSit th+e �s�ea. City Attaa�s� �aith su�estaed t3�ey c�uld offer tA� lat split withaut tl�e $50�.00 afi Mr. F�.�l.caa's assessn��s a�ee high. �llayor Nee stat�ed the lot spl.it �ovLd dtperyd on e�d.st3ng stru�tures• Ebunci].naan S�eridan assert�d tt�e Cit3► �ut ti�selve� in a precari caus positicm �hen they agreed with t3t�te #o�^m thsy use arnd the trwr�e�r 3n�aediately feela he �il]. get same�thing fa� his i��'�Y •�Y� Hee inquis�d if tt'�a St�et� ar�d tltilities t�mniss3,�t had not warlc+ad out thi� saluticn. �e City Manag+�r replied he diRi not recsa.l.o Motio� by Sheridan �hat Mr. Donald Re P%lo� of 3542 Henjamin Street Noo�th�aat be o�Eferecl the sue� of $500.00 fo�r the esse�ent aa I.a�t 3, Auditcmts Subdivisioa �129e Sac�ded by Wright. Ltpo�z a v�oios vaC�, there i�iag no rlays, the motfon c�rried ua�vsly. : �:. ,- � � , �+ �nr x��r �,:t u- �- �, :,•� �;. .•r Maycm Hee announcad far the cQn�ideratia� Qf th+e City Covncit a oo�m�i- � catican fram Suburban �ag3�neer3nga Inc• , s*�].ativ� to atreots �i Ha1.3day H�l1.s e � Maticri by S�eridan to c,x�ct� wtth thereaam�dat3an of Suburban �ngin- s�er3ng, 7.�.co, az�d the CftY Engiiteer�g DeP�t to acc�p� the atr�ets in HoJ.�day iiills ar�d 'that the c�e y�ear ma3nt�u�e gt�arant+e�'': ata� as of tfiis dafie a Seca�rrded by Wriqht o iip+on a voice vate, tl�ace bsing no na�ya, the motion car�i.ed unanimavsly� �!• a�'.i ~ �� - i; �ta�r I�ee aYtnotsioad Cc►u�►cil from Victor eapatis Tribune. a eammvnt�cation for tt� cron�s3de�r�tion o� the t�.ty t�otsn, Sta�ff Writer and Scie�ve Reporter of the I�is�- Matia� by i�ri.ght �o s*ec�eiv�e ar�d file the cam�icati� from Victo� Cohns �a#f Wi��:taer ar�d Sei�nee R+epaa�t�er of �e Hinneapoli� Trib�a 9seon�ed by Sher3rda�n. tlp�i a v�ic� vofie, th�ne bsing no nays, tt� mi�ti� eaorri�d v�nstnimc►ualy. SiISI`I'�S s Maycar Nee 3nquit�ed if �here were anyocee pre�ent, not listed e�t tt►a Agenda s t�w wished to be heamd at this t3me. �re S�ldc�ari M�t�nsan, con#�ctaa�, �as Qareaaent �o di,scuss ths aabuilt plans fooc his shc�PPing c�ente�r � be 1o�a'L�d on Higi�oaaY i�6S o He sta�+ed C� � � Pag�e 24 0 he had a plan af the a�built af �he wa� sy�te�n thnt he had run into tt�e �PF� �bep a�nd City Engiszeer Qureshi did want him to loop it. Nr. ' Mort�n� stated he was w311ing to pa� his $hare of the oost to loop tt�e water line wfiich wt�uld mean taking ft ur�der Hi.�atayr #65 and �iaae it c�ouLd �+e an ope�n cu� which w�a�ld be less �xp�ns#.ve to do it, 2� ha�d w�nted to go at�eamd bu� f+elt oth+ars wa►uU3 benefit and �hey should be asseascd. Administrat:ion �aid they would proc�d with m4re inftmn�atior� foa� the Ci�.y Counc3S e M�ayaa� l+iee declared a ten minute reoess e �ie meeting was reop�t bY ,MaYuz Nee o a+ � r u Mot�.aa'i by aE�+eridan to apprcyve the pay�nt of Gezieral Claims #3975 th�cou�h �4p'i0o �ac�ed by Wrighta tlpon a voice vot�, there b�ing no nays, the motfon ear�ried unanim4u�sl.yo l�ion by Wri� to aDgrove 't3� Pay�nt of Liquaac Cla3ms �6914 � �6963D Secoorxled by lCi,rkhar�o ilpan a ve�ice vatte, thax�e beittg no nay�9 the motio� c�arriad u�a nimovsly. Motio� by 7�3rkha�e to approve the payment af Public Utf].itie� C1a3ms �3754 thro�h �3801.. Seconded by S�ter�dano Lipn� a voice vots, ti� being no nays, the a�ion earried un�OUalya ESiS1�AT�S t Maya�r Nee a�nrnmeed foo� the co�sirderation of the City Council c�ex�taia �St3ma�eae Motian by 5�eridan to apprave the paymenic of the follaaing eatima�bss a MeCarthy Well Ctiapatty 6'i0 Eustis Street S�e P1ul, P�ftu�sO�tB SSl]A� Estimate ;j�l �FINAL � ttm furniah3z►g a�nd use of �P��Y PiP�J � P�P�J e4u�P�'�►� fo� the �inerg�ncy Co�►ee�ion arrd use of We1]. #6 ( 600 - 63rd Av+env� Ne E. ) Water Impr�►vement Projeet Noo 34-Q-3a Randall Brothe�Ps 3400 Sit� Lalae R�ed M3rtneapo�].is�, Min�esota 55418 �atimat� �i. (FINAL ) for t3tie wc�k done aa1 t� wat�rmain c�n�ectiv� fc�c the F�narqency C�oanneet- ia� ar�d Use af We2l #6 ( 60� - 63s�t� Avanue N. Eo ) Wa�er Imprvvem�ent Project �Too 34-t�-3 $ 1,776e50 $ 2s833.0� � � (continued) Ck�stock �. Davi� � Ine o Cartsulting F�gineers 1446 Couanty Road "J" Minr�eapalis, Minnesota 55432 For the furni�hin�g of Pro�essional En93neering Sexwioes fcnc planning: Estimate #2 (FIl�TAL ) W�e11 #6 ( b00 - 63r�d Avertude Np Eo ) water �aprovs�nt Project Noo 34-C�-3 Pag�e 25 p $ 119e22 Estimate �l - Sanitary Se�r and Snlaater Imp�rc�ve- m�nt Projeet Noo 70 tRivervie� Terrace, south of Mississippi Plaee � Lincaln � A�tttort ) Stt�et 9 south of Is�ontaal Stre�t; 5th Street, south of To So �100 $ 1 p4110 08 Estinnate #2 - Storm Sevaer }fiprenre�m+ent Project Ato e 5-A ( Stoac�e Se�er Interc�pto� in T o Ho �47 ) .' $ 3, 655 042 Estimate �t - staac�m sewer Imp�ravement Project No 0 5-B ( Star�m 9ewrer noa�tll of T o H o�1.00, East • caf 2e He �47 ) Estimate �l - Starm Sewer �nprave�merit Project No 0 71 and Sanitary Set�r Lnpratement Fro j ect Noo 72 (To H. �+47, No�rth c�f Mississipp�. Street) Sub�ban IIzgineer3ng, ?acie a 6875 iiiqhway Noo 65 Ne Ee Fridley, MtntLeso=ta 55432 Final b311i�►g far F�ginaering 9ervioes Sanitary Sewer and Wat�er lin�r�ement Project Noa 69 (Meadc�on�oor Terrace) Cycla�e Fenc,e 8ales - tlo 39 Steel Ccrpoocatian 44S0 Lyndale Avmnue North Minne°apalis, Mtnnesota Estimate �l (FINAL) for fence areur.�d the filtratic�► plaat - Water Impro�v�nent Project xo. 34-s Co So McCrossan, Inee R�aute �2 Osaeo, Mi.nneaata • Estimate �2 (FIN1�L ) State A3�d Street improv�aaent Projects Noo 27a302�-01 and Noo 27-315m01, acearding to «�nntract (61st and Quincyi $ 3�999076 $ 1,718�90 $ 1,364060 $ 3,636060 $ 98370e85 T�pTAL ��29,885 0 93 � � Pag�e 260 SOC�'�ded by Wright. Upaa� a voiee vota 9 tir� being no aays, the motion carrfed unanimouslya �ICSiiSE.S s ........�.,._ Mayor Nee ann�u�ced fnr the cons3deration of t1� City Cour►cil tfie issu- ance ot certain lieense applications an�i inquired if the �dministration did check aaith tt�e Be�er Bus3r�ss Bureau an 3alicit^oss Lic�naeao �e City Manager repliad �hey did noto Mayor Nes inqu3.xed why this was nat done ar�d was tald by the Finatzce Direatt�ac they did xw� kru�w afiat t3�eir lie�nses were g�oed far and o�fhatt t�►ey could l�.eense under tha pres+�'C o�dinancea City Attorney 9nith asserted that checking a party befe� thQ City a�ould grant the l3cense eertainly had scme valuea May+o� Nae su,c�gested the licenses be appro�sd eantingent on cheaking with �d findfng no bad recc�rd with the Be�ter Busirresa Sua�eaue Mcytion by Wrighti �o apgrove the issusnc� ot the fc�il.o�ing lic�e�s with tiye Solicitaacst lic:en�e being ecmting+ent on a favosabse � fsoma the He�ter Business Bua�eauo a u- • lCehne Elec�cica]. ComP�Y s InC e 722 ` . Raymand Avenua S't a Paul , Mf nnesota C� Ro Wo '.�idriy n.iBCtt'�.Cdl 2925 Orchard Avenwe North �+Iinneapol3� 22, Mtnnesota EXCAVAT'I@i� Da1.e Movers 9 Inc o 7816 Central Avoenue Mv Ee M�nneapal3s, Mir�neso�ta M nr� �L'�1�StAi. t�0�"l�AC�O�iS B31t Ri�te Cx�strueti� p Ir►c o 6�i0 Wast 9Sth Straet Mfnrrapal.is, Minn�aota Flkdo Cc�tstructioez E)c�-'mPanY 210Q Weat Broadwr�y Mitnnespolis, Mit�ae�ota Fz��ston-Haglin Campany 3925 West 44th Street Mi�mesQo1.18 24, Minn�so�ta �m 1be�rp IiCmQB, Inc p 4639 Waa�h�,ngton Sto No Eo Minneapal3s 21, Miru�e,�ota by ; Donal.d F o 2Gel�aze by g Ro Wo T�tan by : D�a].e Fet�san D ]. by s Dua� �e Nelsc� �y s La�rry Kivo bys Fo Ea �iaglin by a Russeu 7.liorp :� ��.�: ,�� 0 �f �Tr��, ,� � FLUMBI�G (license�) Richfield P1Lmubing Ca�cpanY 809 W�st 77� Street RicYtfield, Minrteso�ta • r.��- �a -��: 90�,IC1i�' S LICII�iSE Lyle Stark ?860 CrOVe].and R�oad l�inr�eapalis, Minnesc�a CAFE I,ICF�+tS�B Mrao Sharraan Jo Gi:Ibe� 969 - 68�t A�enue N. Eo F'r3,dley 32, Minttesota C��A�EPTE LI�+IS£�: I�rs e Sharrc�n J. �:ilber� 969 - 68f:h Avenue Ne E. • Fridley 32� Minnesota � e �ordan 6 0 9w�n 6889 C�annel Roed Na Ee Fridley 32, MinnesOta by: Robert Adelmann Pag�e 27. •��t�� 4ba z Wat�r Conditfa�ing CamP�ar►Y 6506 Cmmbridge Av�ctue South Sto Louis Park, �so�ta dba: The Oolonial Restaurant 6215 tlniversiiy Av�mus N. Ee Frf�cLtey 21, Miro�esvta dba : The t3o�.cmial Restaurant 6215 �niv�ersity Av�►ue �io Eo Fridl�y 21, Minneeo�ta ctba s Go�dy � � CountrY �Y �'� 1�20 Oabo�r►e Roa�d Ne Eo Fr3�c1].ey 32, Minnseo�ts RET'A� nOF� SALB° LICEI+iSE :(1�O�i-IN'1�CIXICATIl+TG MALT LSQtIf �L8 � Mro Goz�dori Go �ea3o� 6889 C�at�+el R�d Ai. E. Fridley 32, Mir�eota Seconded by �horidano earriea tmmanimously. FETI�TO�S: db�� rrdyta Countsy BoY S�rette 1020 Osbo�ne Road N. Ee Fridley 32, M3�esota Upon a voice vote s ttsare beirlg no naya, tt� mo�tian MaYor Nee announ�d foz the considera�ion of the City Council the �cefpt of a petftion. It r�as e:cplained by � City Manager the it:em wae fnaluded in anather resalu'�3,on on the agenda. Matia� by (airight to reoefv�e an�d refer bo adroinistration fcz proc:essing Potiticm #46-1564. �ecxmded by 5t�er3dana L1pEm a vc�ice vot�, ti�ere beixtg no nays, the motion earr3ed unaniarou�,Lyo � � � p� 28 a Mayoa� Nee annoM1mced foa� the conaideratio�e of tira City Oouncil a rasa�.ution o�dering liaprovement arid Final Plaas and Speeif3eatia�s ior Si-�^eets 1965-2 e Zha City M,anager exp�].ained to the City Couneil those resid�nts pra�sent w�r�e aot obje [n� . May�r �I�e explii�ed tia� qwe�t�on i�efose t1�e City Couacil waa w�l�3th�c oac not they wished to au�ioTize the final pla�s and spaaificationa as propo�d. Motiaon by Kirkham to �►dopt Re�olution �253-1964 ar8erin�g imp�a�vea�ut and f3na1 plans and apeei#icaticula and e�L`3mabss of costs th�r�of; 1Kunicipal 3tafie Aid 1�m�xrov�t P�wject 8'Ge 196S-2o Secac�cl�d bY Wriglata Maya� Nee �o�ced that in the absenc� of canp�.�te kno�l�dgr on the status af petitions, there w�ould be a roll ca�].l v+ote c� the qu�tioao tlp� a ro1.3. call vabe, thosa voting in favaar of ths matioan, D�, Wright, S�uer3�dan, Ktrkhawo Tl�ose oPPosed, no�. �s mation carried u�an�raou�l.ye RES4LUTIt�T #Z54-1964 T�6tANSFE�i+Ta F�E�1DS: s�rieru�+v�mrs r�yyco� �e an��o.a fo� r�e consiaeratior� of the eity cou�►ci�. a resosuM.an ca3ling fo� ti� tr�nsfer o� fv�xls, Motion by Wright to adopt R+esatutiau #254-1964 transferring �rtain ftuvdso 9Qeo�dl�d by 9�es+3,dan. ilpon a tmice �ate, there being t►o �craYs9 tl�e mo�tian carri� �aaim�ously. R�80Li1TI0[�T #255-1964 AtP1�0�tIZING BZDS • NF�1 LOADFR: ,.r._ a...._ A3ayo�r Nee ax�reotutced a re�olu�iort au�cltiorizin,g bids fooc a rls+ov ioadrro The City Manaq!er �xplair�d to the City Cbuneil ti�is �aaa the �qu3�Pa�t � half af t�,e eost wouLd be out of e�w�r and aater funds nsxt y�ear anci th�e ather half in 1966. City Ph93rties� Q�a�eshi statr�d th3s was a loader witfi a back ho�. M�oticn by St�M+dar► to a�opt Resa].utic� �255-1964 to a�civartise fc� b3ds on � r�t loa�daro S�c:�Ud b�y Wrighto tlpon a v+oice vot�, � b�ing no t�ys, the nro�io� carrfed unaniawusly e RE�O 256-1964 D�REC� IS� 0� ��s � Ma�ion by St�aridan to adopt ��ol.ution �'2b6--1964 DirecLing the iss��atico of t�npoa�ary City Hall Impsovem�nt Bordao Seconded by Kirkh�n. tapon a voic�s votie, thers being no nays, thQ matiaal carried unan3nausly. Mayo�c Nee annaunced a resolution directing the sa].e and purcha�e of �I��Y �s foa� th� City Hallo Matiari by Kirlcham to adopt R�sal.utian #25�-1964 directing fi�s sa].e an�d � u � Pag�e 29 0 purchase of temporary City Hall 7aaprav�nt Bv�dso Seco�d�d by �+eridano tlpo�a a voiae vote, there be3ng no nays, the motia� �arried wna�ninwuslyo �-� l�yor Nee a�nnoua�c:ed for the cca�sideratian of the City Coemcil a s�solution ordering prelin�inary plans arld ap�cification� f�c S'tre�ts 1965-1 o q.ty p�ngineer Qureahi presented a sketch of the area to the City Cota1cilo t�owncilman Kirkham explained this was the are� v�here the a�ra r�o reside in the Northern part ha��ve had troubla getting t3teir serviess in Decauae so many awc�ers dantt live thes�eo City =. �E�gineer Qiasshi �x- . pla3ned ho�w the street could be rerouted from t�re residentia]. area far an industrfal area ar�d raterred to Ha1c�rSt�ceet as an ex�am�p].eo H� further expiained thia wark ha�d been do�e by Su�+u�ban ingi�e�in9 ar�d it was not compl�tsd and had to htve curbs and a two inch mst and 1�w people did not knc� thiso City Engineer Qureahi explainsd that oa 6�4th , A�nue the City ahoutd petitiaan for a str0et ar�l the sct►oal alsoraemts a atr�et put in fv� next fall a Other areas wer� exp].air�ad to titi� CitY ' Coiu►cit by the City Bngfneero The C�.ty Manager sug+gested the City Council could hold the public hearing and meanurhi].e th� adminiatratiort could s�ock ac�nethinq out on Stiansoon Boulevard with the other camnunity invoiveda City Atta�ney �ai.th suggested the City ot Fridley might juat as w�ell pave thei.r half of ti�e �t-reet aa tt�ey could not get developmer►t w3thout the roed e Oo�cilnian 5he�ridan inqu3red if tir� proposal could give credit for th,e patcb aao�k that t�aill have to be dc�e in ths DonnaY Additiar�o It was decidsd to wait at Zeast a year o� the DonnaY A�idition a�oarko Mayor ��tee inquired if anyo�ne had escrow money far sto�rn s�evea� in the Donnay Ad�ditiona The Fir�a�nce Di�cector repli.�l that scme a�cs d3�d but this wou]Jd b� 3ust th� houses that had changed a�ca and it �ould be a�].y in the houses tha� char�g�d hattids fv� the second oa� thisd time o pour►cilrn�un Sheridaa stated that if dtie atatsment made earlier that 20�► of t'he moriey was gofng tro be i.n patch �vrY artid ff tt�ey could cradit that amouont of money to ttLe value of a good stre�t it arould be sens�b].e o M�oti.on by Sheridan to adopt Resalutioin #258-1964 ordering p�� plans, apecffications and �stimates of the eosts thezeofs px�a�vement Project Ste 1965-10 Seccr�ded by Wrfghto tlpan a ra�t�. call vote 9 those voting sye, Mee s 5herfdan, Wright, Kiarkhauao Ttrese vot3r►�g r►aY, nane o T3�s motio� carried u�animpusty o Mayo� Nee announeed five resoluticns splitting asses�mer►ts fa� Council considerationo Motfon by �S�eridar► to adopt R,e�olutio�n 259�-1964 authoriainq and directing the mplitting of spec a assesaments on Lat 20 (Exo &0 30*) paec�el. 11409 Audito�rt s Subd►9vi�ica�t #92o Seco�dad by Kirkhama vPo�n a voica vote, tt�ere �ing n4 nays, the motion carried �animoas].yo � P�qe 300 l�tion by S'�ridan to adopt Resorlutic�rt �260-1964 authorizing and direeting the sp7.ittinq of spec assess�meri �ts an i�ots 1 to ll inc. , Bl.ock 2, Oak Grove Additiotz. See�d� by Kirkha�. tipori a vo�.ce vote, tlrtre b�ing no nays, th+e moticn carrfed �ar�imoualyo Moti� by S�her:kiam to adopt Resolution 261-1964 authos�i�aing and diracting the splitting of spec3al assessmen s c� ar�` c�3400, Ite� I being tlao parts of Lot 37, crie on the E. and c�e on ti�e Wo side of Fast Riv+er Rcad, Auditarts Sub:'�iivisiovn �39. Seconded by Kirkhamo Lipo�n a voice vote, ther� being no naya, the mot%a1 carried unanimously. Motfan by S�eridan to aclopt Aesolutfa� �262-1964 sutha�i.aing and dir�actfng the aplitting of special asseaaments ��oLs�, 4, 5, and 33 to 37 ine., Blaek 6, Fridley Park, Lots 6, 7 atd 8, Block 6, Fridley Park and Lat 38, 81ock 6, Fridley Park. Seconded by Kirkham. tlpon a voice vot�, there being no nays, tise motion carriad uc�animouslye Motfon by Sheridan tro adopt x,esolutiori #Z63-�_9_64 authprizing a�d direc�ing the splitting of speeial assessments or► s�, 12, 13 and 14, &toek R� R3verview i%ights. Seco�ded by Kirkhamo tlpcn a voice vobe, tl�re being no nays, the motion carried unanimouslyp � RE90LUTI�IJS �264-1964�,�26�5-19�,OOIKS�Ild�NG ASSESS�iTS: �.��...o.._....�...._ Mot3on by Wright to edopt Resatuti�n k264-1964 autharizing and directing the cc�nabin3ng of certain spec assea�nen st�on Lot 10, Block Do � Lo�t 119 Block D. and Lot 12, ffiock Do, Riv�arview Fleigfitse Seccnd�d by SE�er3dano Upo� a voice vote, tltiere being no nays, tt►e r�tion ca�rrial uman3m4uslyo N�otion by Wright to adirop Resolutio� �265, 196 i autho�rizing an�d directing ti►e con�bining o� certain spec�a as�smmsnt� an Lot 15 9 B1.ock R ar�d Lat 16, 87.ock R, Riverview 8�ights4 Seca�ded by Sttieridano tlpo� a voiee vote, th�ere b�ing no aays, the motion carried unanimously. 4TI�R BLiSINES8 s The City Manag�er ststsd iLe had a lettaQr �ahi.ch had been preeenL�ad to h�a► by Robert Se Hughes, Chi.ef of the F'r3�dley Fire Depas�tment in a�hieh tt� a�nbers of the Department directed a lett�r to the Oo�c31 requesting a meeting with tt�a in regards� ; to the nsyv oa�dii.nance eatablishi.ng a paid �'ire Chief. Thare was no actioon by the City Council. T� City Manatger explained he he�d tatd thr Fis�e Department a�Y Post�S: that he was tak3ng applicatioris unt31 noon cc► Dec�eaber' 24, 1964 far the possitione Councilman Sherirdari 3nqufrsd a�►en the Fire DOpartment regu�l.arly met and was tuld Janua�y 7th, It waa generally dtcided to me�t with the Fire 13+�paaMaraent Dec�r 14th at 8 P.Me , It waa e;cplsined by the City N�anager if the City Council wiehsd to discuss the matter, he had cheeked out the repo�t frem Bill Sarrdin, the Plu�nbfng Inapaeatr relative to heatin in the Hennett Buildi�g aond pluaabing a�d th� estimate� are about �1600e00 for the ireatiiLgr and secan�d battYrooe�e C�ot�cflman S�eridan inquirad if there w�ere a bas�t � Pag�e 310 under the fronti part of the building end was told there was not as far as the City Manager knewe CoUnci�in►an Wright explained the m�nb�e�rs of the Youth Center �rere ready to ��..e�tart an�d voould have a contract fos the City Council and want an opening !Chrisia�as party dtiacing the halidays. A discussion waa held rega�di.ng t� h�a�3ng for the buildinq aixi Council- m�e Wright assertad he tiwu�ght som�ething leas than this amount eouLd be tried ios arid 3nquis�ed if tl�ere w�as sane kind of a ccmQ�o�aise o 7� City Manager replied they couldn�t g�t by with apencti,ng mueh less mot�y, that the building was fafrly larg� and rwt too w�ell insul.ated o Councflmen Wright inquired reqarding the cos�t of putting in ths Fire Departm�r►t surrplus heater. Tliie City N�anager repl.ied h+� did not krww, that th�y had felt it wou►�.dn•t do a gcod jab and it e�as so mueh be�.vw the BTtI output o Council.man (�hright repo�ted the yo�uths were en�Y►usiastic after having toured the building but did notusnt to experid $1600 for osne y�ear. There wa� no Council actioene The City Manager repoa��ted he had ital.lced with au� graduate student at the LZniversity ot Minnesota snd he dfd canQ highly s�coaon�e�Lad by tthe Public Administratio� Gr�dtutte School, that he ha�d ta].ked bo the Directc� thi.s day and he had said this man was �very highl�r recammendedo He �as reporbed to b� 3Q years 4i agoe �d froa Ba�.aton, k�ituwsota, is a graduate engit�esr ar�d interes'bed in b�ing an admini�trativ�e intazn at Fridleyo S�s City Manag�er explain�ad he wanted to di�cuss t2�e matter and have the City • Council designate h3n► as the person that takaes the minutem for the Council t�etitlg8 n tt18t th+ey as�e g0ittq to go C[► the ba8ia of S Se�`etazy fusltime who woutd do the transcr�bing� etc., an,d he would be in an th� formulatian ot the ag�da and couid tt�en talc�e the minutes and it co�uld be dictated to the secretary by ml�tchiane. He further expa.ainad that aN.y the City Coimcil could appoint tl�e secretary to serve ti�e Dut it �outd be goad e�erience far thfa persoa� and it would make a link b�twa�n �rl�at goes into tt�e ag�da a�d what gosa into the minutes, that part of his arrang�aents w311 have to be with tl�e arrang�raent ot t�o ar three meetings at night. Mayar Nea asaerted they hsd discws�d 3n sans detail ths water and sewer rate ar�d this man wa� to heve made these ��tudisso The City Managar regliedthis would be c�e of the tasks he wouLd i►ave e CouOncilman Kirkha�► 3nquired if tiu City Manager hdd discuased w3th thia para� the idea of his being secr�tary and v�as told he had a�rd he ha�d said he would but the City Coimcil woutd have to be the a��es to appo3nt him but wished to advf�e hita he could caoate to wark oan Januasy Stho Mayo� Nee stabed i�e would be atter�ding �he Plarming Camnaission meetinQs also and was told by the City Mansger ih� would, up to a point, but h� +�rvuld hav+e the water rating to do and wr�uld give h3m a great deal of irsl.p . on the budye�e Mayor Nee inquired if this p�rrson iu�d had trainfng in #ig�zring finance. 7.4tie City Manag�r r�plied he had �hat he had ree�ived 3ri public administratione Mayar N� fnquired what i�d been do�u o`► stc�m sswer studies and �as to1.d by the Financ:e Direetor tt'►ey had�i�t d�e too mueh an this it�no T�e �ity Manag�sr stated he aiould adviie thfs person ancl he could be his�abd part•ti�e during the w3xiter months and full- • t3,me in the sus�aaer o � Pag�e 32. Mayor Mee 3nquired if they had moved quickly enough vn the rate question so �hat they had a good chanee of nat buying water next yearo The City Manager replied it would have to depend on the test holes they wes�e taking for the wells and they would be aroua�d $250000 each, that Cfty Engineer Qureshi was c�cerned beicause they had five potential sit�s and it would run over $1,DOOa00 far te�t holes but he had felt tl�uey could go ahead with the fifth halie o Cout�cilman Sfieridan i�nquix�eci if any of the test holes had been drilled as yet and was tol�d by t21e City �ng3ne�r they had dr311ed fo� holes and thre� loolc�ed favo�rable but he would have sanething for the C3�y Gotmeil in the way of a report a� th� n�xt rsgular meet3ngo t�e�cilman �heridan ass�rted i.f the four or five hol�s w�re fav�rable he a��autd b� an�icipa�ing to be able to use water from �these n�w w�el3.s for the 1965 seasono City Ealqineer Quaceshi raplied that they hoped to r�ve a�.c�g fast enough so that they e�ould have water for ne;ct year and without Minneapc�iiso T'h� City Manager r�p�r�t�d �h� Parks Caa�am:i�t�e had directed the Park �3irector ta gr�pare �c,ro baseball diamonds but this had not been i� their minutes and as vf the present tim�9 he wou�d be able to advise the� th�y would con�truct the two diama3dso Mayor Nee inquired hcyw much different � pieture would have be� !;if tl�y had purchased Mi.ru►eapoli.s wa�ero '1`h� City Manager replied he could n�t an�►wer this ques�iono City Emginser Qureshf stated they had spent � abou� $13�000 the tirs� nine mon�hs uf �he y�ar fgr this itemo Counc3lp man Sheridan as�rted the cost of wa��:r f-xc�n Minneapolis was $28 94320 009 �o abeut 25� af that wouid have b�en �he Fr3.d3.ey co5t of productieoc►o C�.ty Engineer Qureshi explafned t.l�ey had t� purchase so much water this year becaus� it was a dry year anc� Well �6 was late in g�tting started so �hey had �ca buy qu3.te a bit of it and wh�n Fridley had hooksd anto Minneapalis g pax�t of ti�e aqre�men�t was that th�ey woul.d agree to put a portiAn ot �he ent�re city onto i�a The City Manager assert�d M3n�eapal.ia would like to hav� Frid].ey off �-.h� cc�ntracta it was mentivned by Counc3lm man Sheridan Fridley atiil did have a standby caritract with Minneap►o].iso Mayor Nee suggeat�d 3t was indica�ed th�ey would either have to r�iaQ rates or tax��, but on the oth�r hand th� big users are entitled to a reductiono f�e further suggested �hey might ass� they would carsy sorne of this on �axes e The City Manag+�r �xplained the probleu► with rate schedules was they hadn�g had a lc�ng enough operatir,� t3� to fic,�ure the systemo City Eazgineer Qur�shi st�ted he �hould be able to ffr�ct out me�e this year9 that they had made $30,000 more than last year ::but the debt ' re�irernent of the bonds, etco S was very hard oci this dep�nto Gouncilman Wrigh� asser�d the biq difference was �he inc�ase in labc�� cost� and thia was very largeo ��C was �;cplained by the Finance Directa� �om� of the labor cost� �aere a change in th� rn�t,�wd, of accounting and that was nox �p13t ou� £�an th� tran�missian l�.nes and distribution and no�ai they s�re s�parating i� finer� the labor �hat i� sp�nt by the m�n in the puri- fication plan� is ad�ied ana Counc�.11man i+�right added th� labor tvr the first nine rnr�nths shows as much as the la�t three moar►thso The Ffnance • Director replied the change was do�e a� that time and they made tl�e ad j ustrn�nt d urinq the third quarter and but nc�t all the third quarter expens�o � � � Page 330 Motion by 5heridan that the City Council hold a special meeting T�u�sday, Dece�aber 10, 1964 at 8 PoMo 3eco�ded by Wrighte Llpoa� a voice vote, thei*e being no nays, the nwtican carried unan3mouslyo AD�O�N : .o..d....�.. There being no fvsther business, l�aya� Nee declared the Regu].ar Meeting of Dece�aber 7, 1964 adjourned4 Respectiully submitted9 Sue Misk�wic, Secretary to the Cavaleil • Pag�s 34. �, �E� M�G - �AY, DEG�IBFR 10, 1964 A speeial meeting of the Council of the City of Fridley was cdll.ed to order by Mtayor Nee at 9:27 P.M. RaLL CALL: M�nbers Pres�nt: Nae, Kirkham, �eri.da�n, Wright Members Abser►t : Ncute NEW BtiSINESS: C�+tSiDi�2ATI0N OF FROPOSBD �IOPPING C� SITE �"LADi - SALITERMAN : Mayor Nee annou�ced the consider�tic�n of the application far a building . permit by Mr e Max �' �.Sa1.3termart fpr a ahopping cent�er and axplaft�ed t�t Cfty Council had woacked tiuwugh tane ot the materisl j ust pre�vious to the meeting with the City �ngine�r. City Engineer Qureshf pa�esent0d • pians gar the shapp3ng center and explain�ed the area. It a�as statod by Mayor Nee that for several r��►sons they wsre having sane difficulty with this frara an e�gineerin9' Poii►t of v3ew aud the City Co�cil wants aa�me assurance as to hao Mr. Sa7.iterman was going to nave on ita �he City Manac,�r requested that the �ity Ecr; in�eer sho�w the bett�r s�oad patterno Council�nan 5heri�tan assert�d this plan co�formed to alm�st all the nec�ssary setbacks and i� would not affect the �; tion of ttrs buildings A�r. Saliter�nan wants to build naw and they would fit into this thame, that it �tu].dn't allc�w any expansian to tha Eaat as he had ind%ated c�n the plan for the iutturre. Mr. SaliLerman inquired �Y they would r�ant to nwve the road and �s tc�1.d by Councilman S�eridan it would tie in better taith the ave�all plan, that they could not broalc good stz�e�t design an� this oaould qiv+e a loading area and put t�re street back against c�e of the e�tremeties cf ttt�e si'te and 9'iva h�n more area far ult3mate development. Coumcilman Wri.ght assus�ed 1�. S,.13terman they were actua7.ly sa�ing commercial property th� vaY it was now planned. 2t was explaimed by Cou�cilman 5'heridan it gave l�r. Salflxrman more uaable property �o �he South and East through the a�t�ea and it�still gives him sufficien� property for the aibe he is pres�r►tly int�;rest�ed in gci.ng ahead with. Councilman Wriqht stated ff, conceivably this development we�ce delayed or developed by another perscr►, it wouldtt't residu�ally atfect the first area. Mr. Saliterman asserted the pucpoae of building this caomnerci�l area is to bring business in, then theY would be looking ahead for something substantially retafl and inquired what the Council thought of a larg�e retail type business• Coua+cilman � Wriqht reQlied the one cancept was if these stores were separated into a U ahape, he could have a ma]1, that many of them have the feeling tltie Ste Anthony develop�ent lacks th3s and a series of ��pa�is �� t less or a co� vrhich could at least have park3ng, • Page 350 if Mro Sal3ter�nn lik�d strips, he could add on. it was explained by the City Manag�er the only limitation would be parki,ng. Mro Sali�erman 3nquired regardin�g the reaor�ing of fihe residential area for parkinge Mayor Nee replied thi� was conceivab7.e. City Attorney �ni�h �xplain�ci it would b� he�t�er �o have the Couneil and Planning Cc��smnission act on �hiso Councilman Sh�ridan ass��ed they coW.d have a special us� perrai� far parkinge It was agreed parking would be a pr�bl� bu�.a� Mayor N�� stated, wo�ald b� sol�rabl�o Councilman Wright added the Council v�uld cons�ru� �ha� R-1, residential, is part of a parking spacco Mayor Nee infazmed Mro Salit�rman th�re were sc� drainage prablems in the ar�a, �at they cou].d not drain it with a covered culvert or it might have �o be a ditch or �.t wi.11 have �o run to Rice Creeka City Eng�neer Q�reshi explained, at �his time, if Mre Saliterman were going to build this road and shoppir►g c�nter there won't be any major Qrobl�w b�C when he decid�d to use �he o�cher lancl he will have to have a ditch or retention ba�in thougi�, a� this state, he did not think they would hav� �o provide any drainac�e unless there wer� too much alteration of the lando Tt was further explained by the Cit.y Enqineer temporary culverts could take care of draimage but tuture development would have to have drainag� taken care of before Mr. Saliterman would develop the land. Mr. C. C. Carlson, corn�ractos for Mr. Sali�erman, stated • he had had soil tests made this past su�er and the wa�er had coaa� up in �es� hales in part of the area but at no place did they have over five feet of soii that wasntt 30Q0� �oil and he had to�d Mra Salitex�nan, at �Y►at time, he would hav� a prciblem someday. Councilman Sheridan explained as th�y wr�derstood �he problem this area ar�ci the lak,e level were clos� anc� �his was �he rPason �hey could not drain it with a eovered cu].vert. Councilman Wright further explained if most of the area around th� �tar�s w�r� slanted i� could be ditched off, Ci�ty Engineer Qureshi sta�ed to have the b�s�t thing woul.d b� to pipe it dawn to Rice Creeka an open d�.tch would b� a qheaper way and th� question eemes whether �y are going to blc�ek �he drainage frora the North Qart ot it unl�ss a di�ch 3� provided deep einough to tak� ea�e of ite Mre Carlson r�plied in �he S�. Anthony ar�a they devr�lap�d, th�y had a problem very similar tia thf� and slap�d a lo�C intca a d�,'�ch tha� runs into a stos�a sewero Councilman Sheridan replied �hat, unfortuna�ely, th� storm sew�er is on the opposit� sid� o� t;he hiqhway. City Engineer Qureshi added tihe only differ�nce betwe�n i�r. Carlson's �xampl� and tha.s was he probably didntt have water eem3ng frc�n the Nor�h, that th3s couldn'� be a shallow ditche I� was explained by �h� City Nlanager this could posS3bly n9t be drive- ov�rableo City �fig3.neer Qureshi asserted this problem could be handled when Mra Saliternaan pre�ented an over-al.l plano Mre Saliterman replied th�y waul.d hav� this all in mind end when �hey were ready it would be discussedo It was explain�d by tY►e City Manager �he wat�r lin� underneath the area • would have to be encas�do M�yor N�e inquired if i.� woutdn't be chesper to lay a n�w la.ne .;ra�her than �ncase �he pres�nt 1ine, that they had � � Page 36e several other thinqs they v�risheci to m�et on with Mr. Saliterwan and wou].d lilc�e to get ti.ed doam a siik� plan. Mayor Nee added he did not know to what extent this all leg�.tly co�tted him to building arxi itow he tYtiougfit it mfqht develop and was nat a�a�e they all h�1 th+� samre notica► as they did have collaterai prob�.ems of other areaa that they try en�d rels�e to. Mayar Nee stated he did not know haw birrding suct► a plan would be but they wished to know just what Mr. Salites�man thought miqht happen, that evarybody agrees he cou7.d ssll ti�is property off and it coul�d be dsveloped eeparately. �ounciLaan Wright added the CitY Cour►cil would like ta have a Qlan on file of the area fio refer to. l�1r. Seliteraan replied they would not 13.ke to aay somethinc, that wouidntt �vsnturally turn out but they were thinking qf this plan within reaaone He was told he eould put iti on file with the u�derstandinq thia wouldn't b� holdinQ. Co�mcilman ,��rigiet aaaerted the major purpo�e ofhaving Mr. Salit�rman•a best and major plan on file ia to give tha City Council soawthing to refer too It was explained by the C3ty Manager this could b� qua].ified by aayinq this is a proposal for thia sitee Mr. Saliterman inquired what would happen if the cernter developa to the point they had di�cuased but no �urther, that ttrey think �t wfll do �reli but suppose it doesn�t; they would have to take this land and put it to some other purpose• Mayaae Nee replied they cauld not make him build w�►at he had sai,d he v�ould buildo Mro Salitern�an �xplained, that o�f hand, theY were thinking of a mell or a qood S�oppinq Gnter, something like Apache, an enclosed st�opp3ng mall with 150,000 feet of building, v� titieY mi.ght 9e to offic:e buildinga, medical eentQrs or buildinqa of �hat type. Me►yrnc Ne� a$serted that t� did not think they �re �ar apart in their thinki,ng but even if this plan was oct file, the Council co�lldntt maks hLn build it, that ttwir interest is th� guidamce of future councila� the Planning Cammissi.on and at other points whosn they sta�rt thinking about this. l�o Selitxs4an replied it was a reasonable requ�st and would let this plan atatrd as it wase Councilman Sheridan explained it this plan ta�are acceptable to Mro Seliterman �and it is givitig him more area to the South and Eest of tiw str�ets, saaething redra�vn within reascn that would matcl� the rsaliqared st�reet would b�e preaen�d. MayoT Nee added they wouldn*t eoant the pl�un filed if Mro Salitestiaan had no in!tention of going in the same directiono Mro Salit+es�aan statad th3s would �e h1s intentio�'►, th3�t there ar�t p+eoplo who say they wocitt bo able to develop a se�ai-reqional situatlon well end there are those who say 31e cano !Oouncflmen Kirkhaun asserted the taet Mre Saliterman hesiteted to file �anything with the City at all would irrdieate he wen't file anythinq i�e can't pramias to fulftll e Oouncilman Sneri�dan informed Mr. !Saliterman the four memebers prossnt qo along with his statenrent of dev�loping a mall center as they thinlc this is wore advantag�ous to the '�camraunitY t2�an a strip type eent�tr an�d had discuaseci the aver-all pl�an but he did �ot have a set of plans tt►at had been raviewed by the Buixding Inspsc�ar and inquired if th�re were a coanplete set of planse Mr. Carlsc�r► replied they h�d fou�datio� plans drawn but that we�s all o Co�ncil�aan S'heri.dan inquired when the plans woul,d be camploted, that they had to have a casplete a�t befo�re a the building permit could be issu�ad, that it could be issued fo� fvatings and foundation if the structure w�as approvade The City Maz►ager explain�d this was aa example such as the hi�use he had showed the Cfty Catmcil, if they put the footinga fn it would be at theix own risk an�d if the • � PBQe 37. C ounc3l wanted to allaw them to qo ahead at their o�wn riak, they w�ould be glad to inspect it. Coiuncilman Sheridan stated that in s�hopping areas there should be �ame public bathroom iacilitiea access- ible to the public using the tra�dinq area, that this had beea discussed quite generally by. the 8uildinq �Board and the Cfty Oouncilo Mr. Saliterman replied he had gone tfirough Brooladal� and thQy didn�t tsav�e any and could not see why they would have to have that, that it was not the exQense of building saa� but ttre nuisance and varuislisaa would be a large tactor, arrd this is a comparatively sma7.1 center. Mra SaHterman inquired if the na�ne "5ho�eraood" was registered and stated he would like to call it the Shorewood Stapping Center. it was agread this waa aeceptable. Councilman SheMdan isiquired reg�ardfnq the fscing of the shopping center and inquired if it could be added to or changed som�eo Mre Carlson replied these plans aaere drawn similar to the new�est ones at thefr St. Anthony ar�a and there is a brick bu].ktiead in fr�t and giass all the way up to the soffit with a canopy 8 feet that extends over all the storea9 that there is a ten foot sidewalk that exte�rd8 c�tinuous and the canopy is lighted u�dernea�h. Councilman �fieridan inqufred if the design was going to be uniqw in so�ae way sm that people will remember it or if it waa just gofng to.be a flat t�pe lonq building. Mro Carlscan replied it was a very funetional type bu$1.dfr►�g. Mr. Saliterman explairaed the Sears store they had built was orne of the best storea they had arzd 8ears Rvebuck would be in this center' �hat this property is differ�nt fs�om ti�e St. Anthony property because Sears had investigated the area very thorouqh].y and they think if theri�e is qrawth, tirey want a part of it and titey do operat� carefully and do teat propertye Mro Carlson inquired if the City af Fridley had a sign ordinanoeo Zhe City Manager r+eplied they did no� as such but went under the Mirm�eapalis Codeo I�rre Carlson stated thty w�nted to Imaa� this tor the informa;tion of the architect. Mc. Salitermarr explained their leases far the staac�es all say they have contral over the signs and those leasing must aha�w him the aign layouts amd receive noritten confir�ation irom himo Couneilman Sheridan explained the�re was an a�mer�ment to their building code which was in the;�procesa whi;ct► Mro Saliterman v�ould have to conform to a�nd it was for fire sa�fety, that there would have to be fira o�alla, and concrete msaonry bloeko Mra !Carlsan rsplied this had been their intentfcrie Mr. Saliterman asserted th3s shopping center w�ould be block and steel constructfon and they w�uld confo�rm with the fire a�allse Councilman Sheridan stated if the proposod street was acceptable to Mro Saliterman, through tl� Engirueering Department, they w�ould w�ork up a legal desrription for this area an�d they arould want a deed for the street at the time the building preratit 3s issued and would want thfs atreet dedicatedo Mro Saliterman rQplied they were dedicating the street a�d inquired regarding tY�e financiing of the street. Councilman 5traridan replied it w�outd be a State Aid R� an�d umder the pol.icy of the City CoLmeil there would be a 44 foot sstreet, �vith concrete curb and gurtter a � Page 38 e that it would be of a heavier st�lndard than the regular streets to n�eet heavier loads, and the upgrading of that straet woutd ca�de cut of M.S.A. Fund� amd Mr. Salitsrman would be assessed only foac the City's ster�dard streets; tt►et thfa was the policy of t?ie atY thatcthey di+d �think i�t was assetrtad they would �ant th3.s a1.�. in voriting � fair but would have to have it in writing for their attorn�ys. Mayorr Nee stated he was concerned between tiee ��.�stre�t and park3ng relaticai and inquired 3.f tl� parkfxug area v�as going to be a little abowe tt�e atreet how it would be figu��d and who arould tfgurre it. City Enqin�eer 4ures�i replied the developer was supposed to gfve the City thefr gracliY►g Plans arrd they would s�t their plans t�han that o Tha City Manager mentia�ned thst I+�r. Carlson had taken out the alteratio� per�ait buC he d3+d n�od the proposai fc� grading ttl�s lot. It was explained by the Ci'tY E�9�� alhen the easea�ent i� draa�n it will be a�n extensior► ot a road with a� s�ll angl� but it was agreed af�ter discussior� they would not b� ch�nqing the drawing. Mr. Saliterm�an atated they di.d need some :,1�e1� in qettfng their footings in an�d inquirad arhen they could start these footings so they covld cooac�d.inate their w�ke It was expla3ned by the City Man�ger Mr. Salitexman want� autho�riaation fraa the City Co�cil to authorize tire Bvilding Inspecltor fio maks inat�ecti°�n of tht footinga a etc. but i� v�ould still be doing the footix�ga at his o�nn risk. Mre Saliter�nan replied they would lilt�e to hav�e tfie Building Inspectar • assist them. Councilm�an Sheridar� explained to Mre Saliterman that ba- eause they would gf.v� h3m such a motion to proceed with the footinqss they wer� nat aPprovi�ng the plans es sueh. Types of busineas�s far the area were discussed auch as delicatessens, �tc. Mayo�r Nee inquired if the bui].dings wotil.d be served fr�m► tl� r�ar and tras told they va�ould o It was explafned by the City Managex� there a�ould l�a�+e to b� tifteen faet for fencing a� planting. Mayor Nee atat�d there was another point that stwul.d be brought to Mr. ��lfterman'a attention arbd that s�as that the sketch, as presented: did not naaet the park3ng requir�ents as tl�y stovd ir► ratio to the bufldingo City Engineer Qureshi explafn�l tthe d�veloper should lay out a plan showing tl�ee area s�d it seems as thougi► i� awst Probabl�✓ could give a 3 to 1 ratia � It was explained by the City 1�ana9er thi8 wo'�1d � three parking spaoea f� each 200 squ�e feet �nd the Pa�ckin9 �u1d haw to teke out t� t31e vacant area any drivea or entranees. T�e queati� aas raised if it was permissible to use the aucea back of the c�enter foa� parkinq and was anawered not ne�essarily. CounciLaan S�eridan inquired of Mre �a].iteTman if people like Sears r�quired a minimu�► of parkinq and aas tald they did. Mayor Nee asser�ed it was nvt clear that amYone had an excess of parkinq. 1+Sr. Carlsoc� stat�ed tltey �ouid have '�heir arehiteet submit the plan wiifi ti#e realig�nt ot the building and elevatioc�ss that �`:he had also to]►d the surv�eyar to com� in�:and would lik,e to talk about the elevation fos tite rosd. CitY �nqi�e� 4�'� replied that arould depend o� th� draina�9�e. Mr. Carison inquired �f they suibm�,tted this if �hey woW.d be in a position to start the fouc�da- • tiori. l�iayor Nee added all they w�es�e conc;erned about was that any huarr'Y might leave th� with a pfeee o� grou�xl that was qoing to eause trouble. Councilman Wright stated the matfori needn't �aake apecifie refes�snce to tha inapectia� of th� foundetfon, that there are saae ca�ditioans toa� the � �J � Pay+e 39 � fou�ndatiar►s and difterent condit�io�s for the bu:�dfr�go Mayor N�e asserted this woutd not invotve the build3ng, just the foundation at their a�m risk and the building inspeetor would ba authczized to inspect the building in procass to see if it is done corx�rectly. Tne City Manager mugg�sst�ed the motion would be apprapriate that the City Council authoriz� the Buflding �ispectoac to inspecir the footin�gs ori this paroperty �ich are being installed at the a�nerRs o�am riak v�ithout any neoes�y comm3tment for a buildinq permito l�otion by lCirkham that the City Co�cil aut�ori.ae the Bu3lding Inspecto� to insp�et the iootings an the p�ppo�ed S�wpping Center Site far Mr� Msx Sal3termar► u�ich are being 3nstalled at the awner's oam risk ritiiout any necessary cam�ai�t for a buil.ding permit, property located at 6225 Highway �65 Nartheast, Parc�l, No. 1800, South 1/2 of S�etiore 13. Seconded by Wright. Mre Carlson inquia�ed ae the motioon sa3�d at Mro Saliterman*s cxac► risk, if the fnffipector objects to sanething different but he was p1.anning to present hia► with the fo�dation plane Kayor Nee explained that in t2w psst w3� fi�ost caning on this coutd be done but they could still present plana ti�at might take scme alteratior► but it does not 3mply orith the seC of plans at this point the eity a�oW d appaco�ve of the pian arud thia aoas merely Specifically authorizing the Building Inspsctar to do sarhat he should do as routi�e. t]pon a voioe vet�, thers being no nays, tire motion carried umanimoualyo APPOINTMF�ITS : Matfon b� Sheridan t� table, to a special meeting convened to Dece�ber 14, 1964 at 8 P.M. t3� considerat!ion of appointmenta. Seco�ded by Kirkhamo tlptut � voioe vote a there being na nays, the motiori carri� unan�mous].yo F:��+�l� �!4-��Ii��i t�;�'yYi��:7��il��-_v��+;"Mk=i� Mayar Nee annou�nced foa� t�e considerario� of tt�e City Council the imps�o�v�em�snts far the Henrbett Building ar�d inquired if th�re a�.r� d.tails for this impraMemento The City M�r�ag�er explairred to the City Cou�cil the Plim+bing ar� Heating Inspecta� was tald to check out the matter a�d he had been aDle to nerraov th� price of 3a�provements doo� to about $1200o00n Couneilmsn Wrigbt stat�d� that� ba�sically, he hs�d a brsak- daam r�hieh wouLd be satisfactory to the Fridley Youth Center, tt�t they could pick up and install one 80,000 BTtI furnace, one fan, artid an add3tional waal�roo�n for $SOOe 00 �th instaliatfon at $200e 00, that the price quoted by the City Manager fiad been projected a bit and he had done sc� checking and � prices are high and fal.t they were talking about $1,000v00 out of which they could salvaqe a$150.00 furnaoe and sawe batiuroom fixtwres a He expla�ned the Yo� L'enter has no budget at this tim� to eo�tribute to�ards this improvem�ent and these are essential improvements and they wAnt to put aihat little mor►�y they have into esthetics and felt it wc�uld be app�ropriate to have the Councfl ei�►�re in this eost. � Pag�a 4�. Motion by Wright that the City Council autho�is�e the installat3o� ot a furnace and a bathroan and entr�nee for the Bennett Building, tha CitY Manager in arranging for thi� to mini�nize the cost to health and safety for th�e one year xcupency for the �c3dley Youth Csnter, Ine., and authorise the sun of $1200.00 fo� th� expenditure. Sec��dad by �eridan. Councilman 3ltieridan 3nquirad if they were talk3ng about a unit heater and was tolci by the C�,ty Mandger it was a flaaac l�ater. �ouncilman Sheridan replied, ff h� umderstood thia type of heabsr correetly, ft wovld notbe salvag�e�ble, that a unit heater coW�d be used by at least a garage. T�e City Manag,er explained they had tho t the floor heater would g3v� the b�st heat for titie r�ney o Cou�c3� Wrigh� asserted they had tried to g+et a ceiling type heater ta�ich was ne3�t avaiiable noa� a�lequate ar�d a flocrii�ater w�ould be most ecatwmfcal ar�d explained it was called a spa�.e heater. Counc3Lman Wright stafied he would be aa�e of the tirst to u�g�e �he demalition of the unestbetic part of th3a bc�.ttding but felt this was a reasc�iable expenditure, that it w�s unf�oa.^timate this didntt ecx� with the fu7.l aponsarahip ot tt�e Recreatfon Comrn,tssion. Councilman K3rkha�m asstrted if this building were not befng ueed oseh and every ni,qht by the Youth Oenber, w�ould it be possible to have other. groups have �rie prfv3lege of resiting the spac�e Councilman Wri�t rep�].fed he thou�ht so, that the Youth Cent�er d3d not haw a�r lockable sto�rag�e for the game equi�nt but coW d mak,e sflms arrangsmentae City At�ozney S1�aitir asserted the building would be available to oth�ar groups. It was explained by Gb�eilman Wright the • Yout� Center i� making a irery defianifie effort to recruft �rs fram all schoal distcricts a�nd wou3.d th3ink thay would wsnt to use, the building at lea�t two nights a week but they miqht �rant to conme in and a�k the eariy mc�ths and beyond that titey �wouid have no abjeetio+n to s�nting it outa Mayor Nee statsd it should bie a part of the leas� that the buildfng be progr�d for other uses end it►quired if ttr� City did aot sti1.], pay fo� tltie rent for the band to pract'�ce at the schools o The City Manag�er replied they did at certain •tfinea,. The questiaci was raised if otitier grouPs were to u� the bu3lding if this waa same�hing that alwuld be determined in his office or �t�e Re+crreatian Oor�nission office or si�uld it be sar�ething that another group wou2d hav�e to take up with the Fr3dley Youth Csntero Co�ci,l�an Wright stagg�ested the Fridley Youth t�ter should be alloeved to rent the buildifng for pv�rposes of storag�e of equip- ment and d�velopmer►t and aetuslly hav�e its uso only on, fa� �x�amap2.e � F�ciday and 3aturday arith other grot�ps making arrangements through the City Manag+er. City Atto�tey 9�ith itsquired wbat �roh].�a theywould hav�e sinos the esfimate is $l , 000. 00 freQn Councilm�n Wright and $l, 200. 00 from tfie City Manay,�r, Mayor Nee replied it coutd not be �11, o� one c�ntract. City Attoa�ney � Snith explained they could not exp�d puhtic iv�cis witl�out advertising or taking b�,ds ar�d the way the motio�t was phraseci, ti�y could p�rhaps h�ve h� it that the C;tty l�ianager 2be authca�i�ed to proceed o�ith the isistallatfon of a secc�d water clo�et faeility not to exceed a oertain amount of datlars anci to proceed with the purchase and installatioen of a heating unit not to exceed a certain awo�t of dollars and both of � � these would be the smount they had talked about. . Page 41. Councilman Wright withdr�w his �iqinal raotiars to aut2wrize facilitias in the Bennett Buildingo Seconc3 to the motion withdrarumm by Councilman 9�erf.dane I�otiaci by Wright that the City Cc�uncil �uthorise the City Alanag�er to have inst�lled in the Bennett guii�,dinq at 6q20 - Sth Street Nc7rtheast an additional bathroam faeility at a cost not to exceed $850.00 and an additional heating facility nat to exeeed $350000o Seoanded by Sher3,dan. Upon a voice vote, titepce boing no nays, the nwtian carried unaninrously. N�'1'ICE ()F APPEAL = Cf.tY AttorneY finith sugg�ested r.he �otice of Appeal they had been pre- aented could be received and refei�red to the Cfty Atto�^neyo 1►�otion by Sheridan to receive the Notfce from the District Cou�t, tenth Judieial District, the Appeal of the Mi.r�neaota and Ontario Paper Comparry to the resssessment on the Storm �d 3anitary Sevaer Imps�ovement prvject �24 ar�d refar to tlw Cfty Attarney. Seconded by Kirlcha�a, Lipona voice vote, there being no nays, the neo#ion carried unan3mously, � 0'!'HER B(tSINESS : M�tyor Nee anno�ced the City Mana�r would like to conaider waiving notice to cansider two itemso The City Manag+er explained ane of �he itenas was with regard to Lot lb9 Slock 6, Carlsonts Sum�ait Man�or Additfan, that Lot 17 had been obtainecd on a tax forfeit and Cca�iss3oner Mike O�Bannon had said this w�ould be in the amount of about $150.00. H1� explained that on Lot 16 there are assessmenta and plus costs the owners say they have to have $2,984e83 for its pnrchase, that this had ba�n submitt�ed to the Parks �tttee er�ct they still wanbed it purehased even at that price and felt he shonld get authorizatio� fo� ita purchasee Th0 C3ty Manager explained the oth$r it�m he wiahed to caLt to #�ir attention was that for seve�ral years, at least since 1961, the admini- stration had looked fa� the $1,000.00 eseraw the Bronsor�-Eriekson firm had put in fio guaranty that they w�quld properly iiar�dle the dirt fram 'the prope�l.y they had given to the City as a park, that they also d�,dn*t have the deed but this had naw been o�btain�ed and in talking to the Park Mrector he felt he could reeammerx� that the Coemeil autho�ri.�e returning the $1,0000 00 escraw as an agreeme�nt t�3 been fouc�d which didn't tie the cxaner do�m as far as leve2fng the qrournd and felt he could recam�aend that the City Council authorize retu�ninlg the tscraw mo�tey and they did naw havt • '� P�1�1'tYa Mayoa� Nee inquired i� the eses�o�w asswc�ed the gradin o The City Manager replied ��ner had no�t done that much damaqe to th�e propertye Councilman Wright stated they were icertain Iu had, that Dfek Dont3n, of � Pagm 42. the Park Sub-Ca�nittee had had a plan for six m�nths and it was felt arith the $1000.00 esrro� they cou'�d aventu�l],y g+et 3n�o the area, that Mro Donlin has been ready to deve�l.ap this area for a�rery s�tiafaeta�y �k far soane time. Zhe City Mar�ag�r explai.n�d they i�ad been holding 00.00 for a period of six year$ and #e1C they w�ere making mare dif�iculties for all cor►cerned and not acecmplishing �nything by k�tping the $1,OOOo00 in escro�w and it would be better to fini.sh that part of it as they didn't hav+e a tight enou�h agre�ment to get anything else fraa the o�mer, that he had talk�ed to �c. Donlin at�ci he had felt they wouldn�t gain en4u�gh to antag�e the o�wn�r. Co�cilman WriqYut stated he felt they should take tY►� positfon tha awner should do same gra�cling, etc. , an ti�at land ir► escrow. Mayor Nee asserted this land would need sc�me pipe in it ragardle�s far drainag�e. Tt1e City Manag+er explafn�ed tho main thing they had to be coric�rned with was that the drainage was left opene Mayo� Nee infarmed the City Counc�]. they would entertain a aation to waive a notic� ot heering io� the purpose of purchasing svme land in �W�it ��a Motioci by Sheridan to waive Notice of Hearing to cons3�ier the pu�chase of Lot 16, B1ock 6, Carlsonts S�mpit Marior Additiane �econded by Wrfghta t�pon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carxied unanimouslyo � P'�1RC�iASE UT LOT 16, BLOCK 6, CARLSpN�8 �T MAiNOR ADAIZ'IQN: _ _ _ ..�,�...._� Mayor Nee anno�,ced for the ec�sirdlr�ratic� of the City �;oemci]. th� purchase ior park purposes a lot in Sum�nit Mano�r Addition. It was explained by the City Manager that over a period of tinre the reasoe� these lots in question had not been built cn was they were not build�ble but had been filled and were now buildable; that it had been discussed the lota w�ere going tax forfeito City Atto�r►ey �mith indicated the 1�ttarney for the EVert Carlsoc► Ccxapany �as dfsturbe� with him and wfth tha City ot Fridley, that the City Co�cil had directed h3m to negatiate to buy thesa tw�o lots from the Ecres�t Carlscri CarpQa�y and as City Att�orrtey h� had written to him arrd they had arriva� at a price; that th� prfc:e was agree- a�3.e and then no action waa tak�eti. City Attox�z�ey 9�ith statvd that som�e- ca�e knew th� lots w�ere going to be tax forfeit and they� 2tisl.d baek ar�d th�e attorney for the Evert Carlso� Canpany iuui kept callinq h3m ar�d airit3ng h�m; after afiich the entire matter was held up �ohi7.e ti�e lots o�er�e tax fozfeited at�d the City then saf,d they didn*t want to buy tttem becau�e they were tax forfeit. Ke exp�l.eined he hsd then haci to call this attarn�ey and he had said this v�as a terrible way to do business �arrd was able to only save one lote It was fuErther stated by City Attorney �ith that svn�one at the City Hall knew far certa3n this eompany was g�oing t� loae both of these lots but if they were to pay the pr!ice being asked to� �they �ould aome out about the san►e, o�nly ti�e assessmenbs had heen paid as a�,out half of the price is fo� asses�tsa Cou�cila�an Wright atated hia o�ly ca�aaent waa • that thfs would not happen w�tien the� would have a fullt�n�e Park and Recreatfa� Director. Ti►e City Manager asserted he h�d t.iwuqht both of the lots w�erQ already tax forfeited e � C� � Pag�e 430 I�bti� by Wrfght to authori.Ze pur�chase of Lot 16, H1or.ic 6, Carlson's S�mit Mano�, South 14dditioel foT !the s� of $2984.83 and ecc�ept a Quit Claim Deed fran Lot 17� 81ock 6, ICarlson's Su�mit Manor, South A�ddition. Seconded by Kirkhaa�. tlpan a�oic:a vote � ttwrs b�ting Ytio nays, ttN natiort carriad unaniniously. MaYo�r Nee requeat�d a mat%n to w�ive Notioe of Hearing #or park pw�poses caz the Bronson-F�ieks� escrow. Motian by Kirkh� to waiv�e Natice o�f Hesring to consicXer the Bsanaan- E�icksori escraw far park purposesb Secaxied by S�eridlan. �poc► a vofce vote, fi.here being no nays, the mokio� carried unanimously. c� ;�, -� �� w;,• �: t�� 'l.�Ot�I1C�i11tA11 $�L@Z?j,d8t1 S'�t6d '�tdt UL!K�eY' 'tt16 02`��i181 �.2RL't�� t�d �a wss to b� set aside foz park but �he o�amer was to put a sarale aa� ditch anly atter it had been devel.opod as a dra3nag�e aystem foT the area ar�i it was lvw lanci , that he ha�d understood �here o�as 35 feet of peet in c�aw area o ��er $tatad he did nat recail any time element as far �s th� escro�w but it r�as just a protectio� fo� tthe City to try and gst t� o�rigirtal a�9reement put ttn•ough tfiat there would be primarfly on the stoTm drainag�e Problem to mak�e eure the aisvale was set up to the East �and up tc� tfie creeko O�uu�c3lman Sheridan addedihe did not know if thsre was any furthsr agree- ment �vith the City to i�ava this fv�rttier level0d e 19tie +City Manag+er rsplied th�era was no further ags�ee�rnent ar�d thia dated back to 1958 o Courtcilman i��riiht�issert�ed that part of the City*s point w�uld be if they p�+omised , grade and then level the lar�d and the oamers ha�d taken out a lot of black d3r� fn there ar�d he had ibee�i told an excavat�r viould not go in t�e area v�ith maehinery. Councitm�ar► Sheridan exp�tafned that he did ttiot thix►k with any park Proper�,y turne�d over to �hem that �ithey s�equis�d a developer to dev�e3.op it to a park �ite and the Ci,ty had acx�pt�ed ld�! areas bef�e but if it wa8 in warse ahape then it was prevf.ously he felt they ahouid at least eame back up to stiandard and the rough gradfng si�outd be bro�oght back. iie assert�ed' if ti�e �dministratiaci thought the on1Y �Y tl'rey coW.d get this dt�e ovoutd be 1to hald the aaoc�gy, they w�uld do so but if an agreement c�uld be wo�ked ou� tt�at ti�e oamer wou�.d do t2�ia `vitt�ut �he escrcw that �u1,d also be setisiactory but th� agr�ent shouid b� ba�ought backo The City Manager replied he felt certair� the owner �uld agree to nothir�g eiti�er waY• MaYco� N�e inquired it th�rre w�ez�e a pay of farfeitir�g so the City Could c�btaim the eacroa� moneye T�s Cit�r l�nag�r s�ggested the City Co�eil nat tak� acti4�► thts night amd they ro�ould haws the agreement eitiecic�ad agai.�e Motio�n by t�ight to table �ire Brongo�-Erickaon Escrotiv �oa� p�t�k purpoees to the next reqular rneetingo 3ecc�d+sd by S�eridan. Up�an a v�ioe vote, there being no nays' the mOtion Ca�fed uctanimou8ly. T�ee C%tY Manag+�r �xQlairied to titie �ity Council there had been a lot split request befoTe tiva Plaru�fng C�ocamissian this night arrd ttwse prrsons w�outd lik,e the Coimeil fio co�si,der ito � expla3n�ed the Planning Caa�issian had felt the lot split waa acwptable but aanted a st�a�v�ey of � Pag�e 44. the lot tram which th� �plit was befng matde and it ��a� his u�tderstdnd3tLg! tt�y applied for a buiicling pes�►it ar�d wnnt to build the garage right up to the linee City Fabgineer Qur�shi exptait�ed the area 3n questi�on. MayQac Nee inquired if this could not bo resolved by �the faLlo�ir�g M�day. Qouncilman 5�ue�cidan explai.ned to the contractar ar�d �ansr presant the reason the Mayoa� Had ask+ed was that the City Couneil would be having a special m�eting that night and if they had all the .problems s`esolved this could be tak�n care of at that time. A discussion �vas hsld relative to vo�at would have to be pre�ented for titie bui]�ding ,permit and lot split. Oouneilmen Ki�khaim added tiiey wovld iLave to have a s�urvey af the lot that im bein�g split. The Quoestic� wa�s rafsad if th�e cac�tractc�� cou7.�d dig the footings on the same basis as Mr. Saliterman iu�d and be giv�en �rmission in this man:uer. C�ouaic3lman Sheridan replied they cou]rd nat because tfiey would have to go �fore tt� Boerrl of AQ�eala o� the siide ysrd requix�ementa an�d it would take lwtiq+er than thisprocedure. It �as generally agread to hoid actia�n on this ite�a u�til t�e fatloa�ing Mcx�day @Y@ning. A1D�O�lRN : ._.._..v� Ttfere being no f�r business I�ay�aor Nee declarecl t.�e Special Council M�eting of Thur�day, Dectember l0, 1964 adjou�rted. Respectfully submitted, Sue Miskowic b'ocretary to the Ootimc3l � pag• 45. SP!BCIAL COtAfiCIL D�lGBTIbIG -�CBi�SR 14, 1964 � T'he n�ti�g wae ea11�A to 'oacd�s by l�la,yor Ne� at 10=0�4 P.Ko Me�a�s Pr�reea�t: D1«t. Kir�ham. gh�ocida�a, Wri�t Memb�cs Abs�t: D1on� r��,• �J�•�• , •; • ��_ 5+ .:....� �'� i_i �i!..�. �`:1 • ,��,c �1s�: . . , , --i.�.. '.ili ! i�i� �ii �_ti_ ir � y •. Mr. Croon sha�rsd the Council that he had the c7�d go� t�u oast liv� �tt Of Lot 3. Matic� by wriqht, l�CO�d by 3h.7C1da11e t�iat tho lOt Spl3t bt appxov�ci. Uposi ra voioa votu, there bsis�g no uays, l�aya� DtM doclarb the natiau carried. ��• .- ;. «; .- ��:,,__ I�btian by S�hexidan, seco�ded by Klrl�ata, that the Couttyeil waiv� th� twelv�-homc roset�.t�g notiR:e to co��sider aA additioaaal itaen to tbos• li8t�d o� tii� aq�da. Upan a ro11 call vote, those vatis�q aye, �, Kisl�a�s, Sheri�iats, Wrighto NayB, nl�wo l�ycac Nes d�clarad t'he motioaa carri�cl. • �STABLISd�T QF 8i�lA�T RBLATIOl�iS COiI�lITI'S8 s .�_....�� ......�_..�._.._.__ �..__ Mr. R.ichard Hard� pre�ent�d a writt� psopoeal by s gro�,p oi citi�ens proposiaq estabiisha�nt of a Human Relatio�s Com�oi.tt��a, aad aleo, a taatic:� iro�o tho Chairmau of tbe Republicaa Party to the Fr3,�ley 1t�publican Party stating that the party app�ovaa this p�oposal. Hr. 8ard�r etat� this propoeal had the a,pp�roval vf both majo�r political parties and al8o tt►e. Fridloy Ministesial Associatian. Motioa� by Wrignt, secoad�d by 5h�ridan, to receivs tho proposal on', a Human R�latio� Cominitt�es coaapri�i of t� poit�ts aAd dealin�g with a proposeZl Committ� o� $uman Relatiosis, a�d to request the City AttoacASy to p�apare a reaolution eettinq �,p suc�h a ca�om,ittes for the r�eoct reg�lar mestiaq. Upan a voics vate, thera beinq uo zsai,ys, 1Ka�yoa� DTee declared the matiou carried. �.• r�r�� :� �is it�a► was tabi�cl to tts� nevct reqular Cauncii mee�in�q oaa Dec�mbeac 21, 19b4. .�.!�.1� 1� ;r,�"; � 1'he�ce beinq no further buaineas, !�l�ayoac �e d�clarocl �the m�eting ad j owcnecl at 10 s 45 P,ll. Ras��it.� � Gr% ul�mittod: 8ar1 Po Wagn�r�inq Secsetary to the Ca�ricil . � � C�'FICIAL NOTICE CITY CQ� FRSDLESC P'UBLIC HEAR7NG �O�S TAE CITY CORTNCSL . .._.� _._...�. -- TO WHOM IT MAY' CONCE�+Ts Notice is her�by givea that there wi].1 be a Public Hear3� of the City Council of the Cii�r af �adley in the Ci�p Hall at btt31 Universitq Avenu�e NeE, on December 21s 1961t� in the Coimcil Chsmber at 8s0U otclock PeM. for the consideratioa of the foLto�ing mattert Far the vacation of a street described as �o2lawaa Being 61�� Avenue NortY�eaet ly3,n� Na�th of �ot lg B7.ock ls syTvan Hi11s F7.at 58 all ]3►3.ng in Seation 1�s T�30s R-2�ts County af Anoka' 3tate o�P Minneeotao Anyo�s desiring to be heard with referenae to t�e above matter t�i].1 be heard a�� this idsetir�g, Publishs Deceanber 2s �.9bi� Decea�ber 9, 1964 WII�LtAM Jo 1�E MAYOR �� -, , � .. . ''i �. � � . • � �' 7 ` � � _ �t% � — �-- � . 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(iF THE CITY CH,ARTER TO VACATE 3TREETS AND ALLEYS AND Ta AMEI�ID APP�KDIX C t�' THE CITY CODE' The Cowx>i1 of the City of Fridle� do ordain as f o1la�rs: SECTION lo For the vacation of a street desaribed as foilaw�s All that �art of 6I�� Avenue Nor�hsast Iy:Lag North af �nd bs�tween the West 3.ins extended North and the Eas� line extended North o� Lot 2� Block 19 Sylwan H311s Plzt 5 A21 I,y'ing , in Sectiien 1l�� T-3os R-2I�8 Cow�ty of Anaka State af Minnesota be and is hereby vacatedo SECTTON 2o The eazd vracation hag - been made after No9�ice of Public Hearing in con�'ormance with the Nl3.nnesota Statutas and pursvant �o Sectian 12a07 of' the • City Charter and. Appendivc C of City Code shall be so am�endsdo PASSID BY THE GITX GOiJA1CIL OF THE CITY �' FftIDLEXB TfII:S DAY C�' ' 19b1� ATTESTs � o runae Pub].ic Hearings . � I�rst ltea�ciing: b `""� Sscond R+eadings Publ.3.sho.00000Y • MA � aia Jo ee s � • RESOLUTION NO. 266-1964 �� WHEREAS, on the 2n!d day of November, 1964, the Council. of the I• City of Fridley did adopt a resolution providi,ng for the vacation of 64 1/2 Avenue Northeast lying North of Lot One (1), Block One (1), Sylvan Hills Plat Five (5), in Section 14, ';Township 30, Range 24 in the City of Fridley, County of Anoka, State of Minnesota, and WHEREAS, the said resolution provided, as conditions for vacation of said 64 1/ 2 Avenue Northeast lying North of Lot One (1), Blocls One (1), Sylvan Hills Plat Five (5), in' Section 14, Township 30, Range 24, Anoka County, Minnesota, that the awner of the reversion of said property, John W. Thomas Co. , a corporation under the laws of the State of Minnesota, should convey by quit claim deed the Nortlz One-half (1 /2) of vacated 64 1 i2 Avenue Northeast lying Northl of Lot One (1), Block One (1), Sylvan Hills � Plat Five (5), in Section 14, Township 30, Range 24, Anoka County, Minne- sota, to Carlson-LaVine, Inc, ; th�t John W. Thomas Co, should grant to the City of Fridley an easeme'�t for public util.ities over the South One-half (1 /2) of vacated 64 1/2 Avenu� Northeast lying North of Lot One (1), Block One (1 ��, Sylvan Hills Plat Five (5), in Section 14, Township 30, Range 24, Anoka County, Minnesota; and! that John W. Thomas Co. should agree to provide a blacktop surface ov�r the said South One-half (1 /2) of vacated 64 1/2 Avenue Northeast lying'' North of Lot One (1), Block One (1), Sylvan Hil.ls Plat Five (5), in Section ,14, Township 30, Range 24, Anoka County, Minnesota, and , WHEREAS, the John W. '� Thomas Co. had conveyed by quit claim deed I� the North One-half (i /2) of va�ated 64 1/ 2 Avenue Northeast lying North of Lot One (1), Block One (1), Sylvan Hills Plat Five (5), in Section 14, � Township 30, Range 24, Anoka�', County, Minnesota, to Carlson-LaVine, Inc. , and � - ,_ � I � �:� � , -: �: C� . CJ WHEREAS, John W. '�'homas Co. has granted to the City of Fridley an easement for public utilitie� over the South One-half (1 /2) of vacated 64 1/2 Avenue Northeast lying North of Lot One (1), Block One (1), Sylvan Hills Plat Five (5), i.n Section 14,', Township 30, Range 24, Anoka County, Minne- sota, and has agreed with tHe City of Fridley to provide a blacktop surface over the said South One-half (1 /2) of vacated 64 1/2 Avenue Northeast lying North of Lot One (1), Block One (1), Sylvan Hills Plat Five (5), in Secti:on 14, Township 30, Range 24, Anoka County, Minnesota: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Fridley: ', That the City Council of the City of Fridley does hereby acknowledge the performance by John W. ',Thomas Co. of all of the conditions for the vacation of said 64 1/2 Avenue Northeast lying North of Lot One (1), Block One (1), Sylvan Hills Plat Fit�e (5), in Seetion 14, Township 30, Range 24, Anoka County, Minnesota. , PASSED AND ADOpTED BY Ti�S CITY COUDTCIL OF TF� CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS 21ST DAY OF DSCEMBI�R, 1964. ' MAYOR - William J. Nee ATTEST:� . � CITY CLERK - Marvin C. BruABel� � .. �I: � " . . 0 0 �� 4=% f �_ ':: C� J • � O�DINANCE'N0. AN ORDINANCL AMEND G CHAPTER 81 BY ADDING A SECTION 81.p61 REQU RING AN ON-SAI�E LICENSE TO BE THREE HUI�DRED F T AWAY FROM ANY SCHOOL OR CHURCH The City Council of tlie City of Fridley do ordain as follows: , Section 1. That Chapter 81 0$ the City Code of Fridley be amended by adding thereto a secti � Section 81.061. No ON- for any building, room or pl public or parochial sc'hool, to be measured in a st;raight which such school or c�hurch entrance of the premis'es des license. However, this rest property properly zone,d for when the location of the chu after January 1, 1965 ' i�e--l� as follows: S�,LE licenses shall be issued a�,e within 300 feet from any or any church, said distance l;ine from the building in is conducted to the main public cribed in the application for riiction shall not apply to a'license under this Chapter rG�h � school is established Passed by the City Council of the City of Fridley this day of , 19i64. ! ' , �, � ATTEST: Marvin C. Brunsell, City First Reading: December 7'�,, 1964 Second Reading: ��,�,� a`1'� /�( � Published: William J. Nee, Mayor �,. �. � • 1 � ' Nez: ', I,oaci�� 'ridley�' Minne�ota £;�.�i� O�r�ed axi� i�z��enlbs�° 21� 19'nI� at 12: l_: ... -_.........4.�.....e�{�.[.Ca .`'rf.''IPi .'L i+ i:3�i'�i�::''y'"'"L=:�...r'L��.P.i°3t"u� �. ��:�.'I G`.�.�.�. 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G ` ' � � �S -i � � -- w. ��..........�...e....._,._.. .�.. .a._,_.� _ %�.�c,° �' ��'2�C c-� -��- a o G � ��j/�' '�' ��7�/,�/ Dr D U �� y7�' C c '��,� /(�/ 0�.._..�.�o o � C G..,,.� l/ �"�"+" � . �� , �,' � G�! L�l """. . ',Y �� • �ar_.c+Gi 'GU % �'"b � �� j .�3_ �- t' � ;�3, �-7�, oo � c �-._-- ,tb �'/,�, 9.3 3. o c� � 1 [Y I.l �� ` � �� 4 . : ._._ � �__�L�� !.� n�cc�se io, i96a � __ 51 PAGB 0�8 Tl� msoting wa� called Lo ordrr by Chairmea Kravik at 7:40 P.M. gO�,L�s �e Ps�sontt Rravik, Band41, Johanaoas Brsgman Othas�s ps�ss�nt s Cit�9 Msnsger Wsguess �it3► B�gi�n�ar Rur�ebi :�_�� .i�� .�-: i;� �..�li!!�i 1! � ,� r.�; ��:i: +� ��. �� :,,,i: :�. �1�IOl�t by 8a�1;� s000�d�d by Joi�sasoo, rbat th�t Planniug Comiaaian appsava ehs minu�e o�' t6� Pl�ao�ng �omteisei,ot► m�eting of Npvrmb� 12, 1964. IIpon a wiaa vqte, du matio� earriad. �l�,�_,,,,r,0� P��,,,C�,SS�QN ! ,�8' „�ING_".k10N��19,:,1; 64 s l�I0�1 bq 8ands�� eeaaadsd 1sy Johatwaa, thaC thu Pleimis� C�o�i.ssioo mirruta� of � Nav�oobrar iS1, 1954 be approvsd. IIpan a voica vot�, tb� mnCioz� aeszi.ed. ' � & Tl'88 �x'ING 1964s �IOlQ �'b�y Jo�osda, aecond�d bq Ba�l, ti►at the Plana3ag Coamissioa rettsive tl�. mtu�tt�s oi� tdts PlatB 6 Subdivi�tone 8ab�Caaomitt�a mNt�,n� of D�m�ar 3, 1964. Dpon a troia� vot+l►, tb� motioa �orxi.sd. � 1�iZ01� try Jd�ansqn, s�o�d by Bsndol� that tHs Plaiming Corisai�on seaei,w tha mi.�ou�e o!f t.bs Pasks aad Playgro�unds Sub-Cae�ittos w�tia� oi Nov�c 24, 1964. ', Upa,a s voi�ca vots, ti» motioaa eesti�. l�TiOtd by Jo�aaspn, ��ao�d�d by Baad�l, that tiw Piamia,� Coa�3asi.o�► s�asiv� th� m�a�t�s o�' tbs Sp�cxal l�ating oF Yssks aad Playgsouoda Sub- Ca�omitt� awting o! l�tov�mb�s 30. 1964. Upon • vol.� vote, t�� mottan e�ss�ad ', "' !�?iO� by Joh�� reaaiw t�t mi�C�e o Pasks �d Y].a�s+ow�de voi,a� v�ot�, t� mottv 1. ,, ��aoa�d bp Baadti, th+�t t.l�e Pl�isg Ca�d�aion t1� JotaC Matiag of tl�s Bacratioo Cooi�sLsn aod ub-Coasitt� ma�tin� o! Nsvro�c '0, 1964. Upo� a e�a'ird. E� B�oo� aaeN. • t�iZQt 6'9 Joh�nedp. s�o�d b�r Baud�i, ttwt Cb�. Blaaais� Cos�i�sioa tabls aaxi�a oa th� srkoning s�qwst, ZOA l64-l0, uatiZ ths Jaa�ssy 14. 1965 nr�tiag. Upon a vo�' vot.o, a11 votin6 sy�, tl» motioa caxr3�d. • Planni� �issioa Meetin�, - Dec�er l0A 1964 Page 2 2o COTI'1'SI�nJBD RSZaI�TIPtG R�QI�ST: ZQA �Ci4�-llfl GORDOIJ So G:RAIiArIs Lota 23 thtu 30� Block 13, �iemiltou's Addition to 2i�echanicsvillso Reaone from $-$, geaesal multiple fRmi'�,ly to C-1� local businsss arc�aa r�OT'tOT1 iry Johanei�a� seconded by Banciel� that the Planaing Commissiaa table actis�n on the r�az�niu� requteat, ZOA �`64-lla un.til the January I4, 1965 meatin�o IIpoa a',voice votes all vat3ns sye� ths moti�n carrisd. 3o CO��TINUSD RSZOTTI2� 1t�U8STo ZOA �C4-12s GA_PITAL SAL851 _ ZNC.s_ WAL7_�R _8�; Lots 3 thxei 7a Block +4g Rses Add�tion Co Pridley Parlca R4scme fYOm 8•lQ siz�la fr�silq dt�ellin�a to C�2a �ensral businass arQasa i�3TI0i3 by I3andel� seconclecl by 3ohanaong that the Planuin,g Co�iss�on tabl� acti�u on the rezani� recluest9 ZOA #64-12� until ths January l�is 1965 mestin�o Upon a'voice votea all voting aye� th�e motioa cartiede �o LOT SYLIT �QllBS' Auditoxes 8ubdiv Mto 87cayley r�'PI021 bv J� S� .S, �64•25s Ci1A�L8S BREYLS3ta L+�ti 14H Rgvised �230 �p , sssed the lot split wi.th the �oaomiesiono � y,_a,,, �sec.��nded i�Bande,l��_that th� Plnnniag4Co�iss�ion land Subdivisioae Sub•Divieion �nd�,end euvr�v� �axles Bre�le,�Q bein�, LoC„ 1„ 4:,_�sviaed A+�ditnr's � �ct to a c�rtificate of eurv e Upon a voic�� vot�� all voCin� aqaa the m,_'a�� iedo • 5o VACATIOads SAV #G4____08� JOSBPit ZIZA�Cs Streat vacatiome 57� Avenue betwe�wn 3rd Str�et and Z� Streeta �� 1�T'LO�d t�v Baadela so�cAnded b�r J�haaeon� that th�� Piaanin� C�amifsiaa �,�! n�uu �' '�!a{i$ti.o wj+Wis 6 a VACAT�a[d s SAV �4-09 West of 2ad Str�et be MO�rIO�J iyv Bancbei .o�.�s �o�ur uith the Strse s�� 9acation� S�19 �4- �yQ fl tbe uo�tion carri 70 � ta vote� toar's � voting 8yep °s �ll@8i'r � �38�iQ 1.ii� i1�.1.�I t Avanues fillled and avdded, �� . ifpon a vc�icmm vo:.e, a11 1 0 77' . / G� ,�o _ � .► 6 tiro IIlberg expla%,ned ehaC oniy a� buildiag sit� was coatamplatad, as the areas in questi�n i;e I�se thsn 99000 squase f�oto Tha C�nmission fql� theze was no ased Co plat t�nia psvpQrty providing � utility �as�msnte a.a apacified by the Citq E'ngia�e=�ir►� ofiica,� waa g�,vea� aad thaC thsrs ,wo�ld elwaye be accsss to ths p�r��p�sty. s �J • � . _ 53 Pla�uunin€y �iasi�n bi�eC3.�� Deca�rtr lOn 1964 Page 3� b Bandel sacanded a buil in�; 'vsrmi� be . �8 onP that rhe� Plannin� Co�ission � for xo �o Ul.bert► 7035 Sast �iv �lso lc�wn �s Pa=ce1 2560�sub,�gct t0 � dedictttion of a utili�y ease�ent ana private i�e�a easemsnL zor a� r�70tla t��P QPaa a voice voten all votin� ayee Ch� mation ca�'tied, 8, ADDITIONAL STl�TS AID A�II.BA�GBa 0.5 NIILES; 53rd Av�ue� fzom Univereity Avenue to Maira Street aud 6�rd Aveaue from 7th Strett: Co Ua►iveraity A as m voice vate9 a11 voting sye�9 Mi e B�r�ii @i�t�'sd u ding th�t 53rd Av�aue Avsnu�e frvm 7th Strse 5tat�s �id treets. 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Ulberg �rts oE Lots 22 & 22, ,S. ��77 � 1/�� w 1' w� =� ,.. . . , 1 � � �T�� !�3 _ ? !.� '� v j� � l t� �,.a`��:t . 1.9 `� ��..`�`"` ; . � _. 59 "Aartett! G►owi�r Co i�r Mi�rustostl' . , rr d �'1' ', � , , w ' COU�ITY OF ANOKA ` :� �.:: :�� : ANOKA. MINN[fOtA . NA 1�4N10 : ;' � OFFICE OF ,I , . , . . , ; ANOKA COYNTY A{lOIT011 , , . _ ..,: . ..: � ,,. `;'�. y� � . � ,, . . . . . . � . .. . .. .. . , . . . . . .. � ' : ��-� December 9� 1964 ', . . i , :. ,.. Eexl P. Wa�ner,.City M�nager. .:'. 6431 Un3vereity Ave. N. E. ;� s�. F�ridley 21� Minneeota ', . : r`' �, _ . �; t , `µ, ��' �' • ��1CT : � ' � � '. } w Your requtst of ftovember 19� 1964 in reference to speed limit ;; s posting oa old Central',Avenue (C.�.A.H. #35) � T•A• �5 �. to north City limits o�' Fridley yras considered by the County - 4� �� i• Board of Commisaioners',at ite regular monthly meeting of Decmn� `�,- ber 7i 1964, �nd refer�ed to the CountY AiBY►xay' Eti6�neer� Nnr. -. ; I�undhtim. ', . '. , _ , . , Very trtxly youra� � ' �` ! �� ' . ;: �.�,�,°�.�� I�nne�h•�fi�T. Campbell �, , t Axioka County Auditor �I ; k , t kwc�lel , . � t , , . cc M. E. -0'Bannon : r E. J. Iundheim I :, . _ � � .. . ` 1 � � ' � � � . .� � i � �. � � . a , - � - . � . . . , . - . ,5 . . . . . .. � . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . i � . . � _ . . i . . - _ ` . . 7': : . . . � . . . . _ , . .. . . .. . - � � . � , . � � .. � � . �� ., . ' _ .. . . . - . . .... . . . . . . .. . . � . - . . - . . . . . , . . . . , . . � , � . . . � . , . . .. , . , � . _ . _ . . . � . . . .. . . . _ � . . . _ � � � . _ � . . . , . , . � .. .. . . � � I � . . .. . . . ._. . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . � . � � i � � � � � . . . . . .. . � - . . I � ._ . � � . . . . . . � � a ,r .. . . . �, . .. � � � � + � . ,. .. . . . . � � i �.. . . � �� . . � � � � �� '�. ,. � .t. ,. . .. ,"_� . � .. � i � .�� : � ' .�C `.:. ••; . . � . � �_ .. `. , - .. � A , 'i . . . . � : I'�, . ._ " � ..S ' � : � � L � . ... . .. , . . � ... , . ._ . ,., . . . , .. . , _ , . . ,t .....a...' _f� ._ . ,.. � _ � , . � ; . '� ` ' �� . I:� t ..- - ,, ; �� y .. �� . December 9, 1964 . .. , ,. , • - , �. . . � , . ' . _ :t ' Mr. Earl P. Wagner, City Manager � ' City of Fridley � 6431 University Avenue N.E. _ '_ Minneapolis, Minnesota 55421 , ; Dear Mr. Wagner: ' , �� For various reasons, �.t was not possible for us to proaeed with the construction of a service station during this last constructio� period on our property� on Main Street. ` . '. : However, it is our in�ention to construct this station next spring. We would, therefore, like to request a six month extery0ion.of our '. building permit No. 6$81. ' ;. . �' We would appreciate a', letter from your office if this request. is granted• ,; � , � � ' �.� Sincerely � � : � 9' ' � � � � i � � � � 3 ''� � �' � - � � � � � ! �`�'� , . L. E. Torrey, Mana�er � ! 'Transportation 8 Warehousing � ,._ . : LET:av.. I " , '' � _ ._ , + . , � � . , . , . , ,, , � � , - ,� I- , ' . , . i , .. i. I . � . . , MAIN OFFICE • 739 JOHNSON STREET N OFFICE SALES—NARDWARE—WAREHOUSING-1 . ` • MINNEAPOIIS, MINNESOTA 55413 • TELEPHONE 331-6030 � FIC • 56�HIGHWAY 100 N.E. • MPLS., MINN. 55421 • PNONE 560-4100 ::.; � .�_ry:a.�..�: � � ,.. .. ... . . _.. . . 1 � .� - � f1 �iai�mb� �ir�is ��a�rtic i3r�aole fNdsILNOt1YT SCMOOf. O/f7RICT N0. /� HOW�IIRD A. JBNSON• avreM�rwr ' 1400 4YTM AVSNUt N. t. MINNtAPOLJi, it. MINN�iOTA December 11� 1961� Mr. Earl Wagner,,City Manager �idley City Offa.ces 61�31 Univ�ersity Av+e. N. E. , Fridley, M3.nneso,�ta � 551�21 Dear Mr. Wagner:', The School,;Boax�d of Independent School District #13� intends to openla new elementary school on its site south of Lynde Drive ajnd east of Fillmore Street so�aetime during the 1965-�66 school yeax. The Board� therefore, officialIj� requesta that tMe building anc� blacktopp3ng of Fillmor� St. and Regis Lane be completed during tl�e summer of 196�. Thank you for an early consideration.of this project. � � Very triil.y yours, HAJ/bha /� �� Board of atiom ' Independen School District #13 ',, by H. A. Jenson . ' Superintendsnt of Schools ---i_,_- _ ,,, . � �- �;�,�.;�r�-�* �:�. .i � . � .I . .. .. . Jj� �n .. 'i .� � �.. I , �` ''. ; �� Fy� �, F � 5 �z. . . . _ . . . . r+i' it , � I . ' 1.,I ;` F ` . A `� y I ` J4_�. � � d �' { ; i' '� i ^' ' ' . ��, • �. �� , s{ � r , ,, . , - - ` . . . . .:� � . � �, 1 � « .�� '��.�� r! ��' �� `" �'..�' r Y�5 . . � : r . -.� . . .. � . . . ( r,` `*�i'.,� �j' '.i . 4 � � i. 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Z � T , y � � 'J � � { " i ' A° �t �� :' y � i ; �� t 45 t � ��-{ i�#�i �r i� � � �l��f��; � �a .. �. . ;�'. _ ..... . .. ..x �_ .. � . .. .., t� [�;. , . . "'�7t..�.,�'.�dst it.,�:f':i_�t�.,�.4�%��.,t�Fi.r�r� ...r c , , � ? . _,_ : S� .. ; VILLAGE OF HILLTOP � ' ,, . MINNBAPOLIS 21, MINI�ESOTA , ' - , , � ' , , . .r , ' ' . IIeaember -q, 196� . , . . Mr. Earl Wagner� ' , ' . ' , � . • _ � 6431 ttnivereity A�re.. N.E. � Fridley �: Minnesota - IIear Birs � . - ' 'y The Village �ottneil of the Village of Hilltop has � ' de�ided to accept a fire contract �ith Sgring Le�ke Park-. � �fe thank you for your contract offer and for the excellent eervioe you heve given the villaga in the �� , past. . • A check will be forth coming,to cover protection . given the Village for the months of 3eptember, October�, � . and November. � Thank you " . f� . . . . � IIorot �. 3auer : � : villsge clerk - , . � v , � � , • � C L A I M 3 � � � __ s� c�ene�,cai ao�i tbrvu� ai�a �(�- c� Liquo� 6964 tt�tou� �0l3�C/Y`' � Pvblic Utilitia� 3802 tbrouqh 3837/� �"� �� __. _ s� ssrrewTSS zo ea ��eav�n s1r � crrr� co�resz -�ca� zi, i� �uNcl.y sur�Eacing aoaApsn� 3?56 C�ca� Av�w �vocthsast Aitu�ea4polie, Minnesata� Bst3arnto Mo. 6;FIMAL) Stre�t Impacav�t Projact l�o. 1962-4 inalwdiuq � O�r Mo. 1�ated oatab�r 21, 1963, aa�acac8ing to coatsact. tLiquo� Stoan #�2 Par3cing Lot. 8igi�v�y q�b5 Ssrvicv Road, Ceutsal to i�ynde Dxive} $ 7,483.19 JahASOaa Bs'oa. Hi�hwa,y &$Qavy Coastriu�toOCS• Ix►C« F.O. Box 1�02 Litc�fi�].8, Kitua�sota 88i:�1�8� �TOe +�. � SB • acaoac4it�g to SaBt of T,H. #�47� Staarm sawe� �rovewa�t proj� Coe►►tacact. �Moacth og T.B. #lt?0, C�mstoCk S� DaVis, IuC. Cv�sv►itis�q �it�te • 1446 Cou�y R.oa� �J~ Mi�ea,polis, �ata 55432 Statking aAd iasp�ctio�t: $Z�,096.57 $st�ste �io. 5- Saaitary s� a�ii �P:t� Lap�cav�- ma�t Pso�eat �to. 67 (1964 Saait�ucy SeR�+�ac aAd wat�ac �o�►ao�s►t pros.ct3 $ 1, 3ao.so Bet.i�ate go. s- storm srw�ar T�ovemeat Pro j�et bto. 68 t19b4 sto�m s�w�ar ImBsav�omaat B:ojevt) $ lo7.S0 8atimat� �to. i- saAita�.y sa�ac Tn�aca�t Pro- ��et Dto. 70 {Riv�ocv3�ear T�raas, sauth o� N�isaissi- ppi Plaa�t Li�.n �A�toa) 8tace�t, sauth og I1'O�.OiA Sti'Nt= $tl1 StiC�At• 80l�ith Of Te8• +�100 $ 120��A tsti�ats D%. a- saA.ttary sewe� 3��cc�rr�t Pro� ject �to. 72 �T.H. #47, naartlt; o� bti.ssieei,ppi St.) $ 292.50 Sst�aato �to. 1- i�ata� 2�acavwnant P�ro��ct go. 34-Q-Z I��9r snatallati.aa au8 pu�ho�use - • Well #6 { 600 � 63�'d Ave�W Di .� � � sstt�st� �to. 2- sto�m sew� �qpacovo�at projeet go. 71 (T.B. �47, noacth of Misnisaippi Strsst� sstimat� No. 7- i�ates I�av�t Ptoj�rst 80. 34-1�t (K�cian 8ills Soost�r Plas�tj $ 60.00 $ 307.50 $ 3Q.00 � � • ; _ _ ss ss�s�gs so as w�►�c�r�n a1r �as cs� coa�ctz -��c s�, i� tcoats�►wa) . ,..,,,..,, - -- .�._.. . Cdqt3tOdlc & DiVis. 1nRa cc�suiti�gr �sae�rs ;c�ts�wr�dtj staxs�g d sASpsati.co Sst�m�e �o. a— stosio sw�r�oc T�saa�ara�t Proj�et �to. S� (l�tostia of T.B. �F100, esst og T.�. #+47� • � 930.OQ 8atio�tt.�r 80« 1- wa� �aro�v��t Proj�at Dio. 3'4^Q"3 tSmeacqot�eY Co�ctia� aud Vss og W�e].1 #6- �0. - 63s� Ave�au• �io�thoaatj � 17.50 Profes�sia�al S�ticea: Estimato l�o. 1- Te�arary Puuo�ing -��11 #6 � (640 - 63rd Avea�ue i�os�eaat) {FY�TAL� $ 11Z.S0 8atimat� nTo. 1 � wata� ]�aaprav�nt Pso�ece Mo. 34-Q-3 (B�ar�g�y Ca�Aeakian an�l tTse ot �sll #6- t6o0 - s3rd Avaaw �o�tb�ast� tFs�iALI u �l�C� $ 169.9!! $ 3,487.9� �iiV�_�� I7 � C� a� � � �� 6431 IIninersity Aveoue FRIDLSY, MINN. Hca�wrable Mayor aad Citq Couacil � City of Ftidley c/o 8as1 Po Wagaer, City Man�ager 6431 IInivessity Avenue N.B. Fridley, MinneeaCa 55421 � Geatl�aens CBRTIPICA�'B � THS �iGIN88R �. _. _. s� Dscembe�r 21, 1954 We he�reby submit Estimate Nc. 6, the FINAL $stimate for Duakley Surfaaing Campaay, 3756 Grand Aveaue Nozthesst, Mian�eapolis, Mis�nesota f.ot St��t Impravement Project No. 1962-4 i�cluding Chsage Ordet Noo 1 dated Oct�ber 21, 1963, accurding to Coatracto �. Caatzact Iump Sum Price m o 0 0. o e a. o 0 0, . e. d e e a o$43,500.00 Additians to Cont=acte • 1•,857 Sqe Yds, 4" Class V Base � 0.35 $ 649095 a99 9ertoFte rxaahole Adjustme�nt 25.00 24.75 . 7 Vert.Pt, Valve Box Adjustmeat 10.00 70e00 4 Liae F�. �edwovd Hsadez 1eQ0 4.00� 1105 Toa Pla�at Mix Leivel. Course 8.d0 92000 i�i.a�l �4�i�i�MO � Wi��.i�Q��r s e • • o e �, • r. • e $� QYV � 70 =� o I 0 SliY�bOZ O o o. e', C •� O s' O O o O o o s • • 4 •. • o Y o O o 0 0� Y'7"l��O�O L�NIV�iVLi� iiWY W4tr8�i`= ,. ' . . . � .. . . . � . . - 916 Sqo Ydse 1�" Plamt Miat Bi�o Sutf. $ O.SS $ S03o80 387 Sq;�Ydao 1" Pl�aat Mix Bito Surf, .40 154.80 . 1,761 3qe Yds. Sesl Coatia� e14 246054 578 Liao Ft. 8itumiaous Cusb .50 289.00 2,926 Cn, Yds. 8ucavativn �o Subgrade ,70 Z,048,20 720 E�. Yds. �avatioa bei�r Subgrade .�5 540,00 3070 V�toFte CBG.'l1 BI�S�.0 Ad,�8p�it 25e00 92e50 109700 Sqo Ydso Spaeial ?ack Cast o29 3,103000 32 Lia. Fto 12" $eC.Pe � 8,00 � Z56o00 2 G�o Yda. Pouadation Cortec�ian ma�to So00 10000 Total DeductioAS fram Caatrac� o o. o. o.. . o. $7,243.84 _,� 7,243.84 • FID�AL Ca[�'1'BA�."P P8IC8 0. o o e o o e e e o.. o. o o a. o. $37,096�86 Coatiaued an Page 2 � • • Street Imprav�neat Yroject 1962-4 � r _ s�� Page 2 Amaunt Baraed to Date . , o 0 0 , o a . . . . . . . . . . . . . $37, 096.8b LESSa _�..�.. 8stimate �1 Bstfmate �2 Batimate #3 8stimate �c Sstimate �`5 $ 2,574.00 4,836051 2,887.65 16,05So76 3�259.75 . �29_, 613.67 NBT BrD�NT DtTS • FINAL PAXMBN'P $ 7,489.I9 � I have viewad ths w+ark uade�r coatract far the c�nstsuctioa of Stseet I�m�prave�- meat Project I962M4, and find t�tat the same is substaat3.aliq camplete in accosdance with the coatarecL docu�ents. I recom�meand that the fiaal paymeaC be made upon acceptaace of the w�rk bY Your Hoaorable Body and that tbe one year cvAtractual maiatsaaace bond coa�ce a�a the date listed abaveo ..wr laQ :ob CC g ,Dtiakley Swcfacfag Cos 8espectfully subm4itted ` � � . N l�d�� j'IiL7itj QYAG7Ai� PoJao City B�igineer • � � L�8T O� CO�T�AGTORS' LIC81�SE3 TO DB APPROYBD SY CO�JNCi% DECRl�SH 21, 1964 __.... .�... _._......._ _... G ,Bl�� C��MTRA�� Ja-1Cen, inc. 3914 Central Avenus U. E. Columbia H�ights 21,Minaaeota AXATING Blaugao, Diviaion of l�arthern Propan� 1i300 C��atra8. Awuus 11. S. Miuneapalis 33, l+iftsasaota �� : � Eraet 8a�u�e Mav+�ss Osseo Minneaota m bqs Ren Btyaat by= 8. E. Sodermaa bq: Last�r Eraet �IAL 1�1 BE�CiiAL • •• .� s9 <'' StJE�JIVIDERQS PETIT�QN FOr 7�2FnOVE�1E'.�T�S ...�...... _....,.. _.. � . AG �EEMENT CfF I�T-�OD OF PAXMENT C1F TMPROV.�:FNTS �pO �e. g�� • ��;is a�resment� entered into this �� day af December � 19 6l,� �:•>:;��::=�.t::� �he City of Fridtey� M�nnesota, hex�aft.er x�eferred to as �he City�� and Donald Seater _�, c:;��e::�{ s) Q hereai�r roferred to as �ha develop�r{ s) for �ha pi:rp�.;�� o'' p�� i�� a�.� . �:�; i v� improvements in the plat lsnown as Sexter Addition „�,�,,,_,_�,,,,�;, arid a�reanent on the me�hod of p�yment for the abe�ve improvements, Tl� developer(s) hezroby petitions the City �o instal.l the fo1lc��a,n� ;�n�rav��4= r��: n`� s: �( a) s tree t surf ac �� b)�-�►��-�+.��-��:.c�.l�::* ( c}:.�:�:.:._�_N.:w w�"i i..ua �u CTi:N tCi} T�{':.. .�,»'i'•!l�CCt�_.,"'SC99 l@� f�:�4+iww.�.:��:�iiyL {:�j iw��w��w��, .. - "-" �.nd (�i �crrnc-a-r.rs in �►�� for said plat� and a�roes t� Qs��:;�r :�o��:y 'r�i�h :::��: :. � ty � cover the c ost . of a11. such improvements on a7..1 2ots f or *�:�.; �n ,3�� i� t�w ansierrQd betwaen the tinie the firkll plat is accepted and �he t�ne i,hat. :�'r:� wss�ssrient for such improvements appears on the t�c roZ3s� and a� �a.:s Uo ;;��^.,�.� ;... es�.��w •� 110•00 to cover preliminary engin�er3.ng co��sy, �:,o bu �k:zir.�,:. upfln petitionEd work bei.z�; placed wnder cantr�t�� le�s air•.ow��s ns�� c:.�.:�d �7 �.�r;�c-:s:.-> :.��:.�n� costso Exceptions or deletions approved by the City �o w�a�r;: ::...;t:�� ;.::r.t.�: � e : ,.....o. ,.. _ _ - � . ., .... . . ,��„� .. ,....., .. . .. T:�e amaunt of land being donatod for pazk p�srposes is D�N.A� . acr;::3; 4_�� ::;..� . p�;�rr:ent in lieu thex�eof in the amount of ��N�N��N�Y� �.s a�t,ach�a., (�L�:r�a:� > b�ed on 5� of land wi� bow-�dary of subdivision; or in lieu thEreoi � 5 5 oi �`i�C7�Q per acre, or :�15000 per lot and outlo�:9 wh3.anev�r is lessa P1.ats u�tic.er �,�r�e� acr�s are exempt from all park land or mar�ay payrient rEquiremezz�so) ,��'��-`l�u��i'� �.. � l..�E� �.,.,, i�0 f , � -; � „ � � ��.� . Lr�-��C-r�LL �'-�t...� ��_-�.��iS C.�lv'r/ (] ! . _ Yi,., L:JF1J�.'.3 lFLi1 ��/ , L �/ ^7 ' (y. / 1 �, f / ,�/�/%� /� �� . 1 V �� `/ � !. Yv:1. 417�'' 9 E3 � ..�.� w..�...�,s_,�.-..� • �Crn�s out words not apulicable� r('D �� "� ��7='��lv � • • • �.: . _ '�Q LEA�UE OF MII�MESOTA �IOMICIPALITIES : ORVILLE G �ETERSON. EXECUTIVE SKRETARY • COUNSEL , 314 SOCtAI SCIENCE Sl11lDINO UNIVERSITY OF MiNNESOTA , MINNEA►OLIS, MMNESOTA 5343'3_�F--Rtl;QNE� 37�-Z821 /T�-� \ December 11, 196�t Mr. Eairl Wagner City Manager City Hall Fridley, Minneaota Dear Mr. Wagners i . � , . �, �� Q� � In reaponse to yaar inquiry of December !�, 19b1t, concerning intarmation at� material on 701 planning grsnta, urban renexal and planuing conanl- tante, �re are aending yon the lolloxings PLANNINa CONSOLTANT3 A9AILAHLS FOR WORR IIt iffN11S30TA 1t30a PRIVATS PLANNIN(i C�+iSUI.TANT S�RVIC&S 20 QIIESTIONS & ANS'WERS ON IIRBAN RLNEWAI. DIRECTORY OF LOC�L A3SIS"PANCE �tHTIDE TO IIRBAN PLANNINa 1SSI3TANC8 aRANT3 '�AN OUTLINS OF PLANNINa PROCEDUB$S �THE IIRBAN RENEWAL PROGFRAM 43oa � 286a ' l�5oa b30a l�30a 286a The last three items are sent to you on librar3r loan for the regutlar loan period o! thirty d�*s. i�hen you have completed your Work or hav�e made copies of t he portions which will be of assistance� to you, rrill you please return then to na �or use in servicing other inquiries. With respect to an application for a 701 graut, you shonld contact the di�3.sion of Community Planning, Department of Buaine$s Develapment, Saint ,Paul, 55101. For lurther intoriaation ou urban renexal, pleaae contact the Rsgional Administrator DY HHFA in Chiaago (aee addresa in Directory of n Local Ass3.staace ). . , ., ,, � ;, ,�:, � :: . . . . .. � 7f�ilili . .�'.'s!�"i% i`��,.�. . ....��t` We hape thi.s answera �oar qneerCion, �aatisfactorily. ,:;,:��,#�4 :: .:�- ��„r�,; .n Since youra, ;�: • �,, <: � -E� 4; ., �-.. � �3 : .s:a : � � �` , , i;,.,,;,, � r -..z.,�� ; � �:i . 0 �.�. ...Ci. Peteraon tri':t.t � ,.. ExeQUt3 Cretary _ ! .�: ` �: `: � ; ' �'.p _ ��, � � . � , c.cv � � ar � JJ " + r . . � �;t. .� , _ f � a >, f, t:� �� : ' R�.0 �r j A .f �,t,M.,�.�; 14, , Re��ie laaiatant ., . __. _}�,.,.�� B/e� �xr coNvnrr�oN — �oor+Erw — � ts � � - t�, t�s Enc. 7 x : .�. . _ , " 3 . . . � . .. � 1 .. � . � . . . . � _' I . . . 1w. +r `� � }�, - _ - - INFORMATION SERVICE � ..� $` {�;� �- ` . . " . . � . . , . i; i .9t -r .' 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A�d�iaistacatiw $3, 200.00 l�wr 583 CoaaO Ave�ate Iateacu► poac yrar Po�itl.co� 8to Psul. Hi�eeOta xas�a r,�e s� 389 - '74th Av�aw �i.S. � • '� Friil�.iry, Ml,ma�o�a Ci.�k-staro �26a.40 �Twr p�ac Bositioa mot�tli Robsact a. Coo�c 8�+gr�sut �t�0o.o0 S791 We�et 1�ioo0C� Lak+� D�iv� po,ll�t� paacc Ftidl�ry►, Mi�o�s 55423, D�artm�t �outh 8vwar� Rick Ds�aetiv� $600.40 a].o La�gfatlo�r s.�g.aat � pe�c Fridl�y, Mia�rso�a 5543� Polic� D�a�ct�e�t moatb � fl�► Bositiao Rob�act Coosc • r-� � ORDINANCB NO. �I AN ORDINANCE FOR THE PURF+OSE OF'PROMOTING HEALTH, SAFETY, ORDER CONVENIENCE� PROSPERITY ANO GENERAL WELFARE BY PROHIBITII� TAE ABANDONMENT OF VEHICLES, RESTFtICTING THE DISPOSITION OR KEBPING - OF WRECKED� NON-OPERATII� OiR DISCARDED VEHICLES ON STRBBTS aR PRNATE PROPERTY PROVIDII�G PENALTI$S FOR VIOLATION, PROVIUIIIG FOR SAI� A3 CHAPTER 39 OF THE CITY CODE OF FRIDLEY. �: _. � , �% � .. : The Citq Council of the City of Fridley �o ordain as follo�wa: Section 1. 39.01 For the purpose of pramoting health, safety, order, convenience, proaperity ans� general welfare in the City of Fridley, the outaide parking or outside storage, on or near residential district properties, of vehicles, materiale, anpplies or equipment not custamarily used or needed for use in.connection with the occupancy of residential property for residential purposea is hereby found to create nuisancea and detrimental influences upon the public health, safety, propertq, good order and general welfare in such diatricta, including obstructing of vie� oA sCreets and on private properties, bringing unhealthful and noisome odors and materials into residential neigh- borhooda, creating cluttered and otherwiae unsightly areas, preventing the full use of residential stxeets for residential parking, introducing commercial advertising signs into aress where co�ercial advertising signs are otherWiae prohibited, and other�ise adver�ely affecting residential groperty values and neighborhood patterna. Section 2. 39.02 it ia unlavful for auy peraon, fiza or aorporation owning, driving or in charge of auy bus, aotor truck, ttuck, tractur or caa- �ercial vahicla to caase or perait the sa�e to be parkei or a�tand loisger than '; . � r H: � � `• �. �� . ,.. '• how�jPcontinuously on, in front of, or beaide any property in any < reaidence district �F�or Dt �h�ur� s�of ~this se�� a bue is a vehicle / desigaed for carXying passengers and having a seatin.g capacitp of more : thaa 9 peraons aad a motor truck, truck tractor or co,�mercial vehicle ia a vehicle having either a capacity of more than one ton or a veight of . � more than 5,000 pounda, or both. � tion 39.03 It i� ualawful for any person, firm or cor ation owaing, dr ng or in charge of anp house trailer; mob o�e; v�cation trailer; vacation bus; a lane; construction on c �cupation machinery• _ equipment or supplies or other hinesy, equ nt, auppliee or materials � not customarily used or needed in c on with the occupancq of resi- , deatial property for reaideace pur ses, to ause or permit the sam� to be ', • stored outsida of a building n�ny residence di ict prop�rty for:a tokal ' : of more than 30 days d ng any calendar yesr without rst obtaiaing a ,'; special uae permi to do so from the city couacil. No such it ehall be granted the council determines that grantiag the permit will eate or be ely to create an adverse influence upon the residence district im�olved or upon peraons or property in the vicinity of the location for ' Which the permit ie sought. ` Section � 39.� No person shall leave any psrtially di�mantled, non-operaCing, wrecked or junked vehicle on any street or highN�y,within �� . '1 the city. , i . p : 3ection 39.Qb No persou in charge or control of any propertp � � � Nithin the city, �hether as o�mer, teaant, occupant, leasee, ar otherriae, � sha�l allo� �r partially dismantled� non-operating,:irrecked, junked, or � discard8d vehicla ta re�tin on such property laager than 96 houra; #ad no , - ; ' : � ;:, : ' i ,: � : : _ ` r. _ - � , . . j , _. .. , � � , , ,�. �� , �� . _ , . . __.. .�. . .__ ._., _ _�_— __ _ _ _____._�.._:,_._r__,__�,�,. __ ____ . . . :.r,;� .T—__. _ �__ � i � , � r -'� 1 � i � ± y, � � . , �� i� . � , � � � � -� ,` � i ; person ahall leave any auch vehicle on any propertq within the city',for a , � ; longer time than 96 hours; except that thie ordinance ehall not app�.y - xith regard to a vehicle in an en�closed building; a pehicle on the �iremiees , �, •:; . of a business enterprise operated in a lawful place anci maaner, whei� neces�ary # to the operation of a�uch buaine8a� enterpriat3 or a vehicle ia an ap�ropriate • , , .. . � ::F . ��.. ,.�. . . . � � . . . ..,, . _ . . . � starstge piace or depository �aiataiaed in � Iavful p1aCE and a4nner'�by tha 3 i Cit�. . .. , , f _ � _. ' - Fas��d ax�d adopt�d by th+e Cit� Coim�cil of the City of Fridley ,. � , . � � � � . � i, : �: thte d� of , t 19b4. � , � � �. ' �� . � • ; . �� i � � I � i °" � _ . �_, , , t , � ' � .. . . . . . � . . ' ' . . � ,_ � d �' ' ilillias J. Nee, MaYor r � . ,� , � �� . � ATTSSTa �`� . . . � � . . .�. .. . � � �nS' . . . . . . �. � . : .. . � � i� . r.: . . . . � . . . . . . . . I'•� Marvin C. Brunaell, it�r Clerk - I� �, , 4, : , ,, , , � `' Fublic Heariags . 6 �,. _ � FiraC Readings � (�,��.f �%�'�. • • � . � 4 ; o < ; 5+�cmnd R�adingt � ° � ` ` I , . . . � . _ . . . . . . . �i ' � �. N . � . . . . '., . . . 1 M . -.� .��2 � ' - . . .. � �/. i t . . .. , . .. . :. ... .., . , . .'1 . .• �: , . y . .. � r . . i . ,. . . i'ub 1l�hed s ` . ,; - . . ,. . . ... � _ � r - . . r . . . . . . +. . . , _ , z . . . _ - K • :�, :. i _ , . . . . � . :,. -., . �. , ,� ,. ,_ _ .. , �. , . . . ; ��' , � , � . 1 . . . . " 1 , � . •. -- . �.[ �I ( . � . ' . . . � , � . � {, w - .' . . + i � � . . . - ' . ' . . . . . , . I . . i. � . � � . . � . ... � � � �.:' . - � . . � .. ' � � � � . 1 � . . . . . . � .. . � . - 'y: { � . . . . .. � . . . . � ! ; � K, ..i . � { • i � . . ; .,. ,.� . � < �� - ' . �. �� . � . . ' �. . : . ��-�--�--±rw>'i".g„r.g�r-��,�h'y,",s._.:s:::'�'zi�Jfv'tSE�i-S�rro ..... ✓ .. . . . . .. . . � . . . . � � � � � i , I COMSTOCK � DAVI3, INC. CONSULTINQ ENaINEERS 1�4b County Rosd "J" Minneapolis, Minneaota 55432 I Deaember 3. 1964 . � i ' CHANaE ORDBR N04 1 I � MATSR IMPROYSMENT PROJRCT 3��-2 j � , _ . FRIDLEY, MINNFSOTA ' i I ' ' �. . j � � ( . a� ( La.ne-Minnesota Company . � , 31�7 Ca1lPornia Street N.E. .: Mi�neapolis, Minnesota 55418 I �Y:. - r � �aentlemen: ; , � You are hereby ordered .authorized and.instruoted�to add a�' reverse ratchet �aasemb�ly to the pump a�otor �'o�+ Weii !6. The aontraCt priae shai� be adjuated by add�ing �14�1.00 to lulnp $um bid. . � -� • Sub�nitted and approved.bq Comstock�& Da�is,.Inc., thia 3rd oP December, 196�. � COM3TOCK�& DAVIS, INC. � � , � �y . . oR1S OC .' . . �� Ap�roVed by La,qne-Minnesota Cotnpany this�_day oF Dec . 19b4� . LAYNE-MINNESOTd COMPANY By �° • .. �-� te co,�T2�T,,c� .: c,�.,��c,�. ' Approveci and acoepted bq the Qity of Fridley this_,_,_ day �,�, 1g64.. � . � . �. }��pi�Mli��i/�/�� . � CITY OF'. FRIDLEY . By. By . � � . � � or .. . . anager � . � _ � . � �` i ,, �, _.. _ �� !. non�- . � the . dsy ember, . oP �. � _ . . � . � ffi�IGINSBRIIJG D�PAR3`�T CITY OF F8Il�.EY, MINN. Dec�mbs�r 7, 1964 Cyclone Fence Salea IIaSo Stee1 Corporation 4450 Lyadals Avea�us Nosth Minasapolis, Mianeeota R�es Feaca Around Fiitration Plant undar Improveanant Pro jQCt No e�-345 Cka�v;e Ord�r Na. 1 Gentie�n s Yau ars hereby ordersde authorized aad inst�ructsd to add to, - as aoted� yowc co�itract for laz�e around FilCration P1aaC uad�r Imp�ova- meat Projact Noo Wm3�8 the fvllawia� imprav�eat based oa t.he follo�ing lis:e4d qusntitise for a net total additio�nai lu� eum prioa of 3a�v�mty Wi� LYV Vii4i ��Irt�iB YV��a .� • r • � • r � • s • � � � • � �'0000� �e abovs Lump Sum Yrice ahall ba adjuated bY eaY additioas � or daletiona fsom th' approximets qvanCities liy the contraet os agrNd upon unit psiaaa noteds othat ii�cid�atal itams eha11 ba co�nsat.�d at contsact e�nount bid prfcas o _�;� t ;;: . 2 ouiy 3" O.D, Posts toith Flat;ge @$35e00 •-•---•$70,00 $ubmittAd Sad apgs'ovad by Nasim Qursehi, CitY ��s on this 7th da�y of Asca�s 1964�, IdASII�1 QURBSSIs P.B. Apps�v�d ead a�eaept.�d thiR ____��__,dsy APPs�vv�d aad a�cepttd Chis ,_,�„_,_daY of Doc�bez 19fi4 try Cyclone Pea�cs Salse, of Decambsr 1964 by tb� City Couaai]. O.S. Steel Corporntiaa of Fridl�y, Mi�uesota B9 Zitl� BY Mayor • BY City Mnnagex 7� • • • Co 8. Ms:Crossaa9 Iueo Box 322, �oute �2 Oesso� Miva. BNGI�ING D�iPAB'11�NT CITY OF F�tIDLBY, MIPII�I. _ ; `78 Dscembe�r 7, 1964 Bes Minasevta Stat� Aid Impsaven�at Proj�t Noa 27•302•O1 aad Ao. 27-315-01 Chaa�,e Order No. 1 Gentlemen: " You $ze �es�eby o=des'ed, Authotized�a�nd instructed to add, se notAd, ta ya�r Cantract for 3trest Imprwemant Projact Minneeota StatQ Ai�l Impravs- mettt Ptoject Noo 27•�02e01 and Na. 27•315-01 the folldwing impYOVemente bsoad. o� Che foiloaiin,g e,�tim��tmd qwantitiea far� e Net Totai edditionel Lump Sum price of �o Thausand Five sad 7�,i�aty-Fivs Oae Hundredth8 Dollars ., o • o e •�s o • e e e o 0 0 • o s o • • • o o • • •�• • • e� o �y�V5�25• �hs ab�are price ehall be sdjnsted by any► additious to os deletioae fro�n the approsimate quantiCies by the c�ntract �r agread upos� unit prices notsd: othar incidantal itema shail bs caa�ensated at coatract bid priceso Item 1Qo. 2$�aesoi 2571.561 2S71e561 at a,o� �ree 1200 Cue Yds. 650 Cu. Yda. ADDITI- �N3 Item 8o�slevasd Seeding Clay for Boulanards Top Soil fos Boul�vards Coat. .�. $75.0o IAcrt 1.q0 /Cu. Yds. 1000 /Cu. Yde. 6ubmitCed aad apgtaved by Nssim Qureshie City 8ngins�r, ou this 7th day of Dacembsr 1964. • A1 �! A, ,. : i✓i,� Q�.' �' V . �..- ...... �.....-� •- a, �L,� ........�...�.. ��.�.� NASIM QtIBSSHI, P.B. Appse>ved and accepted this _______ day of D�enaber 1964 by Co S, McCrossans 7.ncorporated $Y ?itle Apprwed aad accepted this �day of Decembar 1964 by tb� CiCy Council of Fridleys Miunesota $Y Msyar �Y �ity Manag4s � � � �9 Nire Farl P. �•�agnera City Man�ager The Citv of Fridleq� Minnesota Dear Sir; The I'ire �'revention Aureau wishes to submit to you� �or con— sideraticn by ths City Cau�ncil the following recommended'�, ame�nd.• ments to the Auilding Code oF �he City of Fridleq. Af'ter e consider— able amount of study into the metter� the BurPau is oi th+e optuiotl that' the`present re�ulations of the buildin�* code are tob permissive in regard to fire seperr�tion of area.so The chan�es will af�ect mainlq the commercial typ� buildi,ng� :and possiblq some of th� larger apartment buildings. It:�is in fihe commercial area of development that tends to build b�uildi�tgs or groups of bui3dings in close proximitq to each other. �ierie the : danger of fire spread by raaiation of heat or transmissini� of h:eat along �tructural members ts greatest, Shoppin� aenters srie�an ex— cellerit'example� wherein several shops or stores are buil�� often with a common roof. Too often a s;;,�ll f ire in one of the �hopa, because:of improper or inadeauate fire stopping,;beaomes aim��or rire`with losses running into the millions of dollars. '; The inc].nsion oP these, amendme�ts �ril1 Pesult in siome i�tcrease 'in construction casts btttt �'�� t:!�. be at least partlq bPtse� b]► more fevorable insura�il3ty ot' the struetu�e involvedr Approeeda �ct, 29, 19b� Respecti'utlly submitited� . . � ert D. Aldrich� �nspiector Fire Prevention Bnreau Chief 9 F3re Presention Chief' Fire Aepartmeat ��.� - �� /' . , ;�Q.?.1:"�� a• j�"'��C4 l.l'� � ORDIN.9NCE N0. ar. 0rdinance to �unend Chapter 1�6 of the Fridley City ', Code by Providin� for Section /�6.4 Requiring Certain i Fire Wall Construction � '� The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain �s follows: �� . i Section 1. Chapter 46 of the City Code shall be amend�d �I by adding Sections 46.4 as follows: , Section 46.4 FIRE W�iL�S (a) Buildings not within the fire limits may be allowed �n . increase of basic floor area o� up to 33 1/3 �°�cent. (b) The total area of multi story buildings shall not ceed 175 percent of the allowable floor area for a single story ing. No single floor area shall be greater than the amount allowed�for � a sinQle sto b ry. Basements and cellars need not be included in the pasie floor area. 'i (c) Fire walls or separations sha.11 be located in buildi�igs so that the area between exterior walls or between exterior walls a�d , � fire w�.11s does not exceed the allowable floor areas as set forth i� I table 5C or ihe limits set forth in Chapter 16. I, . � (d) Fire walls shall be of non-combustible construction II ' materia7:s having a rating of at least four hours. They shall: have $uf- � ; � ficient structural strength and stability under fire conditions to �llow collapse on either side of the wall without collapse of the wall. II!, � (e) Walls constructed of solid masonry or hollow ma.sonry shall be considered as meeting the a'bove requirements. • 0 •� � � � � �� (f) �'Fire walls shall start at the foundation and ext.end �through the roof, except as where tlze roof is of non-combustible constructipn aad such wall is carried tightly to the under side of the roof deck. W�ere required, walls shall extend a minimum�of thirty (30) inches abov� ,the roof to farm a parapet. ' (g) Where struc�ural membexs project into hollow wall ma�sQnry, � ' the hollow space shall be filled for a minimum of six (6) inches ab�ye and .;i . beYow the projectiQn. �'iller shall be non-combustible and shall fi�.l the fu11 thickness of the hollow space. ', PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CYTY CpUNCIL, THE CITY OF FRIDL�Y, � this day of 196 �, ATTEST: Marvin Brunsell, City C1e�Ck First Reading: ��C• Z1�/y�i% Second Reading: ' 0 C + William J. Nee, Mayor , i , , . . � �i . �; ;� f . �i ; ; , � _ j;. , ' I , j ,` . , 0 81 �� ORDINANCE � � I An ordinance amending Chapter 46 of the City Code by pro�yiding � � � I for the adoption by reference of the Minneapolis Code for Electri�al, I Heating and pl�abing. I� , The City Council of the City of Fridley do ordain� as fol�.qws: . i Section 1. That Chapter 46 of the Fridley City Code � amended by adding Section 46.5, super�eding any pxovision in conf�.ict th�rewith in Section 46.01, as follows: i Section 46.5. ELECTRICAL, HEATING AND PLUNIBING CpAE. II The following codes of the City of Minne�polis as found �n the • Minneapolis Code of Ordinances, dated July 1, 1960 and as amended to date, i are hereby adopted by reference: Electric�l Code being Chapters 140 to 146, inclusiye i � Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Code being C�iapters 100 to 119, inclusive. �i , Plumbing and Gas Piping Installation Code, being Chapter� 130 to 133, inclusive. '� ' � Except that Section 113.770(2) of sa3.d adopted code be a�aended under � Class B Vent flues to p�ovide.for a venting capacity of at least B.T.U, instead of the 50,000 presently provided. �5, 000 82 . � • �� r , _. 83 , Passed by the C ity Council of the City of Fridley this I� day of , �.965. I , i William J. Nee, Mayor , i � ATTEST: i . ; Marvir� C. Sruns�ll, Gity C].erk First Reading: �C. ��ll�(� � Second Reading: � Published: u � i , . .. . . . . .... . . .. _.. . .... ... . . . ... ...._. ._.. _,.-_._._ _.__.-�- , ' ---- - . � , � '; 84 ( . _.- - � � � Memo No. 62-72 � Page 2 !, � , ' I would recommend the following mininmim require-; . ments which are in line with the sCandards used by the Ci�y of Bloomington: ; EXISTING gg�O�NDED General ' Street_s Zoning R/W Pavement R/W � P�em,�nt Service Road Residential 30' to 40' 24' to 30' 40' '� 26'' Ser'vice Industrial � Road Commercial 30' to 40' 24' to 30' 40' '�, 30' Minor ; � Streets Major Streets State Aid Streets 0 � Residential Residential Commercial & Industrial Residential Commercial & Industrial i 30' to 66' 30' to 39' 50' to 66' 30' to 40' 60' to 66' 30' to 44' 60' ' 80' 100' ' � ` � , � �� C NASIM QURESHI, P.E. j City Engineer , i 3�6' �_ 1 44' 44' or 50' � • i i I ORDINANCE N0. ' AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 3.04 AND 3.05 OF CHAPTER ' 3 OF THE CITY CODE DEALING WITH VACATION PAY AND SICK ' LEAVE FOR PERSONS ENIPLOYED BY THE CITY AND ADDING SECTION 3.051 DEALING WITH SEVERANCE PAY. The Cit Council of the Cit of Fridle do ordain as folliows: y . y y Section 1. That Section 3.04 of the City Code be amendedi' to read as' follows: '' "3.04. Each employee of the City who has worked regul;arly for the City for a period of not less than twelve (12) suc- cessive months is entitled to a vacation away from employ�ment with pay. Vacation pay shall be computed at the regular'�rate of pay to which such employee is entitled. An employee wiho has worked a minimum of twelve (12) months is entitled td one (1) workday of vacation for.each month so worked; an�'� employee who has worked sixty.(60) successive months is '� entitled to one and one-quarter (1�) workdays of vacatiorp for each month worked be�inning with the sixty-first (61s',ti) mon�h of consecutive employment. An employee who has wo�ked d � o:�e hu^dred eighty (180) successive months is entitled ta ��ne and one-half (1�) workdays of vacation for each montYu �.orked beginning'with one hundred eighty-first (181st) ; � month of consecutive employment. Except where otherwise! �. provided by agreement between the City Manager and the ' � employee, no more than eighteen (18) days vacation may be� taken in any one calendar year, and the vacations, unlessi otherwise provided, shall be taken each year during the '�, months of April to and including the month of August." ction 2. "3.05. Each employee of the City who has worked reguljarly for the City for a period of not less than twelve (12) suic- cess�ve months is entitled to sick leave away from employment with pay. Sick lsave pay shall be computed at the regula�,r rate of pay to which such employee is entitled. An empldyee who has worked a minimum of twelve (12) months is entitl�ed to one (1) day for sick leave for each month worked, cum'la- tive to one hundred twenty (120) days of sick leave. Af er one hundred twenty (120) eaxned and unused days of sick ', leave have accumulated, one (1) day additional vacation �� shall be granted to an employee for every three (3) sick�, leave days earned and unused. Sick leave days shall not'� _ _ ___ _ _ - - - -- -- ---�- - -----�--- �• � � -�P � F � � � 86 accumulate beqond one hundred twenty (120). Before any ' , sick leave compensation is paid, the City may request; and is entitled to receive from any e�loyee; who has ', been absent more than three (3) days in succession, a ' certificate signed by a competent physician or other medt;cel attendant certifying to the fact that the absence was inl fact due to sickness and not otherwise. The City also ' reserves the right to have an examination made at any ti�e of any person claiming absence by reason of sickness; suc�h examination may be made when the City deems the same � reasonably necessary to verify the sickness claim2d, and', may be made in behalf of the City by any competent persorl designated by the City." Section 3. Section 3.051 is added as a part of Chapter 3 of the City Code as follaws: b�lo "Section 3.051. Each employee who leav�s the ty employ- ment for any reason, whether voluntary or inv ntary, w�ll be paid for earned, unused, vacation days t t have been' earned and not taken. An employee wi.th or more conse4utive months of employment will receive sever�.nce pay in cash ' based on earned and unused sicl� leave, but not to exceed', ten (10) days of same," I Passed by the City Council of the Ci�y of �'ridley this _� _ day of , 1965. ' . I� � William J. Nee, Mayor ' ATTEST:� � � �I Marvin C. Brunsell, City Clerk First Reading: Second Reading: Published; �►� . _. _ _ _ _ _.__ _... --- fi — -- ----._._._ _.___._._. s-.:.�.. <, ..� � �J n LJ COMSTOCK & DAVIS9 INCa Consulting En�ineers 1�i46 County Road "J" Minneapolis, Minneso�a 55�32 December 17, 1964 Honorable Mayar snd City Council a/o Mro Earl Pa Wa�ner, City Manager City of Fridley 6�31 University Avenue N�E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55$21 Gentlemen: Reference ig hereby made to the "Preliminary Report on Water Utility"9 dated October 1959 and the supplements issued under dates of October i59 1959, July 1963, February 3, 1964, and October l9, 1964� �Jf immediate concern is the development of a Fiscal pro�ram to cove� the improvements to the Waterworks System deemed necessary at this timea The proposed improve- ments and the respective cost estimates are as Pollows: S CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THREE DRIFTWELLS WITH CONNECTTNt3 PIPING TO SYSTEM Estimated Construction Cost Fees and Interest Estimated @ �0� TOTAL ESTIMATED COST $2o6s9oa°oo �l s �� $248,3000�� II BOOSTER STATION L�W TO INTERMEDIATE LEVEL SYSTEM LOCATED AT 63RD & ToHo �65 Estimated Construction Cost Fees and In�erest Estimated @ 20� T0�'AL EST%MATED COST $ 35,000,00 7,OOOo00 � �ZS��vVO Cost of Property Aequisition not included in above estimateo III IRON REMOVAL PLANT �1 � MODIFICATIONS TO WELL HOUSE #1 Estimated Construction Cost - Fees and Interest Estimated @ 20� TOTAL ESTIMATED COST $115,OOO.QO. 239oaovoo .� $138,OOOo00 IV (A) GROUN� LEVEL RESERVQIR, PIPIN(3 � HIC#H SERVICE PUMPS Estimated Construction Cost Fees and Interest Estimated @ 20� �206,000.00 41.200,00 T4TAL ESTIMATED COST $247,200,00 Honorable Mayor and City Council . City of Fridley -2- December 17, 1.964 IV (B) '�HREE ADDITIONAL FILTERS - FRIDLEY COMMONS SITE Est3mated Canstruation Cost �167,004000 Feea and Znterest Estimated E 20� 3� 4�00,00 TOTAL ESTIMATED COST $20�,400.00 RECAPITULATION (TOTAL ESTTMATED COSTS) I �2489300 II �2,000 III 138,000 IVA 247,200 I� 200,400 � TOTAL �875,900 The above recammended construction is based on the policy af providing equivalent water quality to all Fridley water users by the late fall of 1955a The construction plan Mould be to commence cons�ruction on Items I and II as soon as possible with • completion in early summer of 1965, Constructian on Items III, IV-A and IV-B would commence during the spring and early summer oP 1965 w�th completian by early summer of 1966A As an alternate to the above recommendation, Item ZII can be deferred indefinitely, providing an additional Booster Station is constructed at T,H, �65 and 73 1/2 Avenue NeE. at a cost comparabl� to Item II. Also, Item IV must be accelerated ih completion to the 2ate fall ot 1955o At completion of this eonstruction, Well �1 would revert to a standby position and ihe high 2eve1 systems xould be supplied filtered water by the two booster pumpin� stations. The estimated eost of this alterna- tive is as follows: I $248,300.00 II 42,OOQa00 IV-A 247,200,00 IV-B 200,�OOA00 ToHo �65 BOOSTER STATION b2,000D00 rirea�errr �> TOTAL $779,900�00 The alternative would defer the decision af constructing the Iron Removal Plant for Well A�1 until such time that the winter • domestic water demands approach the combined capacity of the Hinekley We11 Field located at the Fridley Commons. The alterna- tive would require the construction oP the ToHo �65 Booster Station • � � Honorable Mayor and City Council City of Fridley -3- December lr, 1964 ahead of the construction of the Locke Park Well Field and may require modification and additinn to the pumping equipment in the future when industrial development North of Rice Creek has better e$tablished water supply demands in Northern Fridl�y. Another disadvantage of this alternative is the introductton of a reverse flow in the major water supply Peeder lines. This will develop red waters from�time to time until the Saron deposits now in the water pipe lines have been removed. We will be present at your,next Council Meeting to further discuss the proposal contained in this reporte The improvements proposed and described within this report' are consistent with the over-all waterworks system plan and ar� feasible Prom an�engineering standpoint3 EVC/ge Respectfully submitted, COMSTOCK & DAVIS, INC. Hy o a oms oc , . . �. _. _ 8�7 �ssa�orr No 0 d� BBS�I�IIOtJ �D�RItJG 1'R�Ii�BTABY PLANS, SP�CIFICATIOt18 9 AND � SST'II�lAS� � TIiB COBT3 TI�lRB�'s WAT88 LINS FO�t S�OD MAit% SHO�PING CBNT� B8 IT B�.VBD, by the Gouncil of the City af Fridley as follvwa: l0 7�at iC appears in the iateseet of ths City and of tbt pYCpisrty awaere af�ected that thes�e ba caustructed cartain imprav�nrpate, to-�wit: a) t�at.e�c Latsrale and 34sviee Conatcti.oaso lo Alo� Si�haay �+GS from existing �nbess° lias to S�rd Aveaw. 20 53rd Avauue fsom t,lest side o£ HiglYway $GS to Sast ',eids e�iati� utilityo 2, That Ca�etoctc and D�svig, Iac., Caneulting �gin�ess9 are be�by auttbariaed aad disoctsd oo drew ps�el3minasy plane aad sp�cf;tiaatio�ns aad to tabulatQ tha r<tsults of thsir setimgt�e of � eo�Cs of aaid iu�rwe�ent8, including every itiem of cost from inaeption tb com�l�tion and all feee and espRases incusrad �or to be iacusred) iu Gonuoctioa thes�it'�►, or ths financin� the=aof, and Co mske a pr4liminiarq r�port of thsir findings� statiRg thsrein �ahatlus said im�sav�at� ar� faaeibia and �hsthsr thsy caa bsst b4 �eada as ptopossd9 os �ia com�ctio�n i�ittz soms orhar im�provaments �aad ths �ati.matad cnst 8s s�cjc�0adad), i�ciudiag aiso a dascsiptio�n oi tho laude os aros as may r�jaeivs beaegite • thssefroa and ae msy be propoesd to be assaesad. ' 3o ThaC t2is City Cls�r�c shall a�t to asc4rtaiu th� na� end add1n8e of tha a�ass og ssct� paresl of land disectly affectsd o�r orithin this ar�s of laads ae may bs proposod to ba aasesead for said impravamoaita (aad �h og thaim�; aada upon sacoipt fsom said Bagineer of said pr�l�minarq r�post, calculata eetimar.0e of asesesmenta se may ba p�roposed rs�.at�ve Choreto agais�st ascb of eaid laada. 40 �4ist said pr�limina�cy rspost of thQ St�gia�sr aad .8timstae pi aseoesmint� of ths Clsrk, aha1Z b� furaishod to ths Cau�cil, and made airsilabl� fos iaspoctio�n to ths o�wn�c of any psrcol of laad as mny be affpct�d thareby at aa,y p�blic hearing Iuld trolativs theratoa as �sll se at Inry psior tins s+�eaoneblo aad eoav�aimatd AD�Y'SD B7C S� CTPit CAJNCIL �� CIZY OF FitIDL$Y THI3 218T DiAY I 0� D1��E89 1964 e ' MAYO� � William Je 2i� AZT1�8? s . CITY Q� - I�ls�cvin Ce Brunssl� BBS0��3TiON N�. A BRSO�tIO�T �D�82NG PBSf.I�lINABY PLAN3 � SP�CIFI�CATIO�IS AND ��' ?8B CO�TS 18B8F� t ADO�NDi[�4 �. 1• 8T�t8BT It�,W1a!!�? PBiOJ�CT ST. 1965•1 8� IT R8S�i118D, by tha Cou�eil of ths City of Fsidlay as iolla�e: 1. T6at Lt 8pp�e�es in the inta=eet of ths City of Fridlaq aad tbt praperty a�oaers af£�ct�d thst ths=s ba cau�truct�d cettain improvemsata, to«wit: 3ts�eet Imps�o�romettte, includi�g gr�diag, atabilised basa, bot-mix bitumijaous met. concs0te curb 8nc1 gutter 8nd incidaatal dtefnage a�nd other'facilitiea, loeated as goilaass (The pistition recaivad aad filad by th� City tor th� imprvvamea►ts ia indiGatsd apposite to the telative strasC.) Polk Stsset Hscwmsnn Ave�te t4 Lynde Dsive Petitioa �4►7•1964 2. That Qity Snginwso Nesim Qvreshi, P.B., ia heseby authotisod aad dit�at�d to dsa�w pr�liuinasy pla� nad sp0ci�i�stions and to tabulate the s�wiC� of his satimstas of tbe costs of said imp�ts. inaludi�ag sv� it�a of co�t from inception to complatioa aa�d aIi f«a and .�por►s�es incus�csd (or ta be incwcred) isi conact%o �besetioith, or tLt fia�s�cia�g th�7c1l�fi and .to mWaa a prslimioasy ssport of hia findiug�a statl.ng tbarsin r�6etlu�r said i;mpsavom�nts ar�a foasibls e�d whethts thsyr caa b�et b� mads as psopoead or ia oonu�ctirou �itii soare otlu�c impso�v�ata (aad tbs eatiast�d � �oet ai� secmmendsd), i�ciuding 81eo a description of ths imnda o�c arta as mey recaive beu�fite t.�es�from aad as may ba ps�poaed to b� asseoa�d. $. 'Ths� t�e Citp Clesk si�all act to a�asrtaia the nao�e �ad addreas og' the a�ss 'of isab pasnal of ].as�d dira�tly aff�cC�d or �vithin ti» as�a of lande as me4q be psopos�d to be ase�esad for eaid improvemsato (aad'�a�h og the�m); aad, upoa rsceipt firom said Sbginesr o€ the said prelimi�asy s�por�, �aleuiato �ttimatos of ass�esm�ate as msy ba� pzopoesd reialCive thsreto againat �aah oi said lande. '. dr. That �aid pssiiminarq s�wrt of th� angine0r and �etimtt� oi as��irsm�nta of th� Cl.�rk, eball bs iusaiahad Co th� Coun�il aad msd� e�railablt fos.. inspactCi,ou to ths vwner of e�y parcei of land �s msy b� o�g�cted �by at a�ry PubZic H�aasing hsld ssiative thncato� as �aaall iw st any pti,o�c t3ms �asoaabls aad.coaveai�ae. ADO�'T8D SY ''T� 6TrY CA�II. �� CITY 0�' F$ID�SY, ZBIS D�Ait 0�' D�, T964 M'�'� �fAYOR - Wi11ia� J. Nse ��$ D�'±� • �AY'V�II C. 8l10�iA11 • �• B$Sd�I1'ION 1�(l. • ' A BBSQ.DTIOI� &DCBIVING YttELIIKINARY PIAN3 AND SP�CCTFIGATI�J.S � AND CALLING A PQBI�IC 1�ING ON THB MATl'BR OF T� C019ST8UCTIOiN ' OF CBRTAII3 I1�AO�V��1TS s WATSR LINB F0�8 S1�OD MALL SiiaPPING Cffi� ��BAS� the coaetruatian of certaia imprave�nts is de�d to bs ia tha int�r�st of ths Citq of Fridl�y and tho psoperty owhera aifeicted CheYel�y. ' BB �!T BSSO�.VSD9 by ths City. Couacil of the City of Fridlley as follio�e s ' 1. That �he prelimiasry report submittcd by Comstock a�d Dsvis9 Inaotposated is hereby rscsived aad ecaepted� ' Z. Tuat this Council will meat aa the 4th day of Jaava�"9s 19G5 at 8s00 o'c2ock P,M. at the City Ball in the C#.ty of Fridiey for tha purpos� of holding a Public Hear�g on the imps�va�rsat notad iu the Notice attechad hasito aad made a pa�ct �thsr�of t�y refeseace, Bxhibtt •�An� , 3e That the area p�coposad to be assessed for said i�rpva- ma�ts eod oach o£ than as aated i:n said notic� as� �li tha la�ds and asaas as noted ia said aaeice; all ot � ti� same to b� 8sseseed praportioaatelp accordin�g t0 , tbe bsc�sfits r�caivod. 4a Rhat Che City Ma�sr i8 $athoriaed and di�actocl to ' givs notiea of suoh P�sblic Heariu� by publiehius a ' aoCice th�coof ia the officisi n�wspapsr of th�s Citp of Frid].0p accosding to 1aw, euch aotic� Lo ba aub- ' attmtiallq in the form ead aubaLaaee of ths notic� ' �tttsChsd hei�eto t�s BxhibiC ��A�r� AD�PTSD BY T� CI?Y C(1UNCIL aF TH8 CT1Y 0�+ FBIDLSY TRLS a�.s�r �a�r a� �, 1g�e MAY0�8 • WiZliam J. Nae A1'1'S$"P: � CMY'MANA� - Sarl P, Wagn�r • �� • OFF'I�IAS. PUB�ICATI�I � ' GITY OF FRIDLBY ' (EXIiIBIT A) ' I�(YlT�E 0� 1�A�t1G OZI It�II'ROVF.��N'1'S ' t1AT'S�, LI2�8 FOR 3HIi��J00D I�1ALL SIIOPPIIIG CEtvTBit WH$RSAS, Che �ity Counail �f �he City �f R�idl�y� Anoka Ck�ntyr, ti�eaotae hss dec3mad i� neceaeary and expedieut that the imp�taveinents h�ceinaftez desczibed be madeo ' NO�J, T�REFaRBe P�DTIICS IS i3�t8BY GIVBN THNT �n the 4th dely of J8�7.ya 19658 �lt £3E00 o°C1OCk9 PaMo.a the loiCy (dsut�cil wil2 meiet at thQ City Hall in eaid �ity, and ��i11. aC said timea and p�ace�, ,haar all partiae iatarestad in said imps�vmmants in who1� or in pgs�t. ', The �aneral nr�turo o£ the impx�vements is the conetructian (in the l�nda snd ets�ste n�tsd beloc�) �f ths follawing impre►vemsnts�, to-wit: CQ�iST&1CTi(�IZ IT@i A, Wgt�t Lates�l and Ssxvica Cvnnacti�ns imcated in all of t�ie stresCe ' aad servis� aIl o£ ths area described ass ' • 1� Alon� Highway �b5 from e�ciBtia� �xs� lina te 53rd Avenus. ' 2) 53rd Av�ue from W�st aid�e of Ai�hway �65 to Eest si;de mcisti� utilityo �..... �Lii"�LSJ.aL YW� • • o • • e • • • r o e o s o • • e • • ' THAT THB ARSA PROP068D TQ B8 AS3BSSBD IrOx SAID IIr�ItORlffi+fBiyT IS AS FOIZ0�13 s For Coastraction of Ice�► A �t�av: �- a a � � � � � _ • - - � � m �° All of the land abutti� c�pa�n satd str�ta mm��ed abovQ aa�d all laads adjacemt aad abutting thoretao A1� of eaid land x� bo atesessed ptop�rti0nately accordin� to ths b�sfita �r�coiv�od by auah imps+�v�aente, ' Thst th: �uacil proposos t�► procecd wi.th each of said i�provemente a� +esparets impr�rer�ents9 �c�apt as hozeefter �ths�cwise pravidad by ths �Auncil al.l und�r th� follawin� auth�rity4 C��wits Mianeaota �awe 1953A t�katpter 39£1 as�.d Iaws aawnd�tosy► the�eeof� and in co�afoum.ity wltih the City G�artosa UATSb 7'#IIS 213T I]AY OF D�Bi�3�R,� 1�64 BY THI� ORDIIt OF Ti� CITY CO�JNCIL, • MAYOR - William J. Nas e�g Publish; Decamber 23a 1964 , D��er 30A �.964 �XTft' �LffitR - Masvin Brunesll s� „,�- . i � COMSTOCK & DAVIS, INC. � Consulting Eng3neers 1446 County RoBd "J” Minneapolis, Minnesota 55�32 December 21, 1964 Honorable Mayor & City Counaf2 c/o Mro Earl P, Wagner, City Mariager City of,Fridley 6�131 IIn�,verslty Avenue �t.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55�21 � RE: WA'1`BR SERVZCB FOR SKYW40D MALL SHOPPING CENTER Gen�lemen: Pursuant to your requestD we have revie�red the problem of providing water service to the Skywood Mall Shopping Center. It is our understanding that the owner has provided a 6" C.I.P. .watermain in the existing eaaement West oP tbe shopping center. �'his main terminates at � po3nt approximately 120 feet East oP T.H4 #6�. Temporary service is being provided through the line on 52nd'via the high level system and pressure reduction vralve at 52nd'�nd Taylora (Please rePer to the att�ched drawing). � Permane�t service to the Shopp3ng Center, Robert HaZl etc� should be through the intermediate level system, eliminating the'need to pump'water !'rom the reservoir through the high level booster station'to a high pressure only to re8uce the pressure substantially to serve this area. This can be acaompliahed by tKO mesns. The Pirst would be to connect'to the existing 12" C.I.Pa line on the SE leg of �nterstate 6g4 and ToHo b5, eatending this South to 53rd and then connecting to the eaisting 6" CoI.P. line on the existing easement (j3rd eatended)a This 12" CaIoPo lf:ne is, hoxever, in �he traveled lane of'the exiating bypass,�and a connection aould not be made until a�proximate2y October or i965. Current highNay deps�rtment plans call Por a Prontage raad abutting their East right-oP-xaq line, whiah eould necessita�e loaating the �+aterinain on an easement East oP th�e right-oP-Mayo Spartan glso has one 3;mmense sign which Mould a2so be in th� Maqo �, The second poasible conriection is to eztend the existing 6a C.I.P. line in f'ront oP the Embers ResLaurant South to 53rd and �hen oress3ng ToHo 65 parall�l to the esisting sanitary sexero It would be possible to construet this line in�ediately, open cutting the Puture North and 3outhbound lanes of TeH. 65 and terminating �it te�pprarily at the Weet ahoulder of the exiatiag bypasa�. As � soon as the Northbound lane of T.Ho 65 is completed and r�stored to service, (early spring is anticipated), the existing by�pass could be open cut and the connection ma8e on 53rd. This method is preferred, � � � � i � Honorable Mayor & City Council City of, Fridley -2- The est�nated cost is aa folloNS: EBtimated Cost of Cortstruation Pro�eot Contingency Total Estimated Construation Coat December 21, 1964 �5,500.00 ....�i�� #6,050.00 Plus - Legal, Engineerring, 3taking, Inspection, Fiscal, Adm3nistrative, and','Intereat Costs C 20x $1,21__ 0 00 TOTAL ESTIMATED COST OF IMPROVEMENT.,.a.Aeee.$7�2b0.Q0 Should the Council eleat to proceed w3th the improvement,'it may be posstble to add the Kork, Mhich can be accomplished immediatelq, to another i�p�►ovement project nox under contrracte The aboye improvement is feasible Prom an engineering staqdpoirit. , Respectfuily submitted, -.. ', CON[STOCK � DAVT3, INC. :� By.� . . . , e ayne son, e . DCO/ge ' AtLacha ', wey'.1--'. . 9 � � ,Y ��'� �'�t' A �a , ,;z' 3.; � �k : F � k � .. 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R t� � ��. � k�� i. .� � � � � 0 � RESOLUTION �� A Resolution Providing for the Creation of a Human Relations Committee for the City of Fz , 91 , � � ' �, , i '' WHEREAS, the public policy of the city of Fridley is to x�ecog- , nize �nd provide equal opportu�ity to all residents regardless of race, color, . . creed; or national origin; to encourage the establishment and deve�lopment,• � � both publicly and privateXy, of such a policy throughout the Citylof � Fridle}r and its general area and to discourage the. creation or cos��inuance of anyt act of bias or prejudice and disc�rimination based upon rac�, color, , � creed,� or national origin; all in the interests of the public wel�are of the ci�y and its residents; �',' WHEREAS, to aid in the establishment and development of policy?, it is proposed that there be created within the city of H�::an',I�elations Committee to b�e established by and under appropr actior� of the City Council. NOW THEREFOR� BE IT RESOLVED as follou7s: '' Io ESTABLISHMENT . j ', There is hexeby established a Human Relations Committee �' the Gi��y of Fridley. � ' 2. PIJ�POSE a a ! The primary purpose of the Committee is to encourage the estab- '' I lishment and development of amicable human relations through the process of educa�,3;on among both young and old, emphasizing the desire for prdpitious I himman �elations within the city and the need that they be establis�ied and I practi�ced by the people of the city on a volumtary and natural ba�` i u � ! 92 . � � . _ _. � , witho�t resort to Zaw. The Cpmznittee shall have such further purpjose and perform such functions as may be provided by action of the City Co�un.cil, � � including the making of recomnnendations to the Council as to methdds and , � means',hy which the basic public policy of the city relative to hundan ' relati»ons may be e£fectively established and developed; provided t�t:-the Commi��ee sha1Z not itse].f be created and established as an enforqement , '� ' agency�',of the city to make a determination in any particular disp�te or to prosequte any law or or.dinance adopted for the promotion of such p�ublic ' � � ; ' policy. �I . � �� 3. MEl�'BERS � The Committee sha11 be composed of fifteen members; three� from each ward �nd six to be�appointed fxom the city at large. , , � ' 4. SEL�CTION OF MEMBERS j , ',', The meu�bership of the Committee should reflect, on a non�}partisan ' basis,�nd so far as practical, the widest possible representationl!,of the , variou� peoples and institutians �tithin the city of Fridley so th�t the ' , legit�.mate interests of each may be expressed and recognized with�.n the Commi�tee on a fair and a.mpartial basis and with as equal a repre�entation ; as po��ible. Among the pepples and institutions �o be considered�are: , � the l�w and law enforcement; religion and clergys education and t�achers; publi� heaZth and med.icine; management, labor, industry, and co�rce, I publi� officials and represen�atives; other learned professions, �ach and all , , of whp� should be so selected as to give due and impartial regard�jfor xace, � colox,'creed, and national or:Lgin, and as well, political affilia�ion, if any. , � , I -2- i . � � , � ;� ' 5. APP�OINTMENT I ', Appointment to the Committee shall be made by the mayor ojE the city u�on the advice and recom�endatipn Qf the Council and with the consent and con�irmation of at ].east fpur-£ifths of the Council. � I 6. TE�iMS � � ; The appointments originally made are for the follawing te�ms: five members for one year; five members for two years; and fi,ve me�knbers for three'years, provided that of the members appointed from the wards� of the city ane member from each ward is appointed for one year; one memt�er for • two yeiars, and one member for three years. After the original appointed , � terms, appointments are for terms di three yeaxs or to fill the ur�expired terms,'of any members for which vacancies accur. ; 7 . VAIC� ' Vacancies axising fram resignations, illness, death, remc�val from ' the city or other reasons which make it i.mpossible for a member tq serve , � are filled by appointment made by the Mayor as above. ; . , 8o OPERATION A member may be remo�ed from the Commi�tee only for caus� and only after',� hearing by tha Council; and no removal s.ha11 be made with�ut good cause. The Council sha11 sta�e wha� constitutes good cause, e.g.� absence . from �neetings, failure to perform functions o� the committee. Se�Vice on the Cpi�ittee is without compensation and no expenditure of publi� money by th�,'Committee as a public ]pody shall be made except as pennitt�d or appro�ved by the City Council. Contributions of funds for the wor�C of the ' I Commi'ttee, either from private or public sources, become public fiunds to be us�ed only for the work of the Committee and are subject to th�,public , laws relating to the expenditure of public moneya i I , -3- � 93 � �� 'I . �J • i ! . _. _ .; . -ti 9. D IES The Committee shall have among its duties the following: a) Enlist the coopeiration of religious, civic, social,!business, labory governmental, veterans,� and educational groups, as well as'iany others � deemeql,able to contribute pos�.tively to the work of the Committeel b) Racommend to th� Mayor and Council from time to tim� such , � actio#�s as may seem advisable in creating be.tter human relations �nd to carry',out the policy of the city. ' • ; c) Coordinate the ].oc$1 aspect of the activities of fekieral,. state, county and quasi publ.ic agencies in this fiel.d as they relate to �iu�uaan . relat�.ons . � d) Make studies, s�rveys, investigations, and reports �(both majority and mznority reports when appropriate) to provide facts 'and information for the taork of t�e Committee and to provide a solid factual � � foundation as the basis of action�by the Gommittee and the City C puncil. , e) Adopt rules of procedure re�.ative to the conduct of' meetings , and any actions of the Commitltee and as well any other needful relg�]-ations subject always to Gity Counci�.. �! �; I I f) Keep proper recbrd of ineetings and as well any othe!r proceed- ings ;of the� committee. ' '' g) Make regular reports to the Council of the activit3�es of the � , Commi�ttee annually.or at such'other times as the Council may req�est. � j ' ', 10. �C,IMITATION I� I All of the .above are subject to the provision that the dammittee � shal}�,have no powers of legislation or to act judicially or quasi�-judicial],y �� I , -4- �, I '� I I , � , , I I I .__... •� � � � _,, � . -� �, or administratively as a law e�nforcement agency, especially with �espect to sp�Cific particular dispute�s as compared to problems of human �elations � I in ge�eral. i ' ' 11. �UBLIC. POLYCY , ' The Committee in subs{tance and in spirit �.s to effect th� � succe��ful establishment and c�evelopment within the city of Fridl�y, both i publi�ly and privately, of a�eneral policy and those acts and pr$ctices affect�Lng human relations andlhuman rights as to prevent �nd elim�.n�te bias pr prejudice and discrim�,nation based upon color, cxeed, rac�, ar natioi�al origin; as xemove an�t bias and prejudice between peoples� and as " ; encou��ge people to live with,and to treat one anQther with fairn�ss, equal�.ty, and impartiality. �e do by this resolution provide for�ithe ' ' ' recogii�.tion of the matter of Y�uman relations within the community'� as a , � matte� of proper concern of tl�e.city government, as against made �ri issue of public and p�ivate politics. ,, 12. PROACH i , We recognize that in,'the matter of hwnan relations public interest and the gener�l welfare of the city and its advanted.not so much by the c�oosing of sides one against t j the e�n�'orcement of one privat� interest against another pri , , it is'in the promotion and de�elopment of that public inter enlightened and open-minded a�bproach to the elimination of 1 � pract�ces affecting human rel�tions as are contrary to the the general welfare of peoplelthemselves. I ,'' � I , . . i �� i -5- �� I the s�me being that �he inhabfLtants is he oth�z in ' vate i$�terest as es C th�rough an those �acts and , better#nent of � 95 � �� I � r � , , i 96 � y __ , , , . � � . . .� ' '�, ', � � � � ',, ', ' I I � , ' ; ,, '� i ,' ADOPTED BY THE CITY CQUNCIL OF FRTDLEY, MINNESOTA this '� day of December, 1964. � �� , , � ' William J. Nee, Mayor ' , � , , , I� ; i ATTESx: I �I ' I ' . ' � i Marviin Brunsell, Cit'y Clerk {I, I' i , ; ', �'I '' -6- i _-i,,-_-. _ • • i C::'r ... �.: � Y MALL ,, Wv.�An � MiTM ��'.. .�. Oc.OliG�t. WtDLYND '�,. . ;.[G1ii." �D T. JUYTCR ��. � Tk3Mk� 0. �OR�Y[RO�, MENRV . Fi1K[MA �'��. �io:::n�..��, � i.. MA�KVITi ''�. HALL, SMITH, HEQLIjJND, JUSTER AND FORSBERG u� J AT'�IiNiY9 AT LAW Deces�bex 17, 19b4 91 1 rRODU6t jqANK �Y1LO1N0 � MINNiArOLI�� M,INN[lOTA �640i �9ft1A�1 OF/IRt! IN: � O��[O � 600N'� IlArlp� The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Gouncil C�ty of Fridley F�idley, Minnesota R�: Resoj.ution oii Municipal Court Diear Sirs: I! ��,��e and �ubmit a�r�o�c�$�d xe$+�].ution that i� �dopfi.�d s�u�d bl� properiy tranemiot�d to tha eana�or �d th� �o rap�oioBeaitives fr�om Anoka County. The State Municipal Judges Associatiaa do�es at�ticipate having a gener�l bill. which wou],d apply to the Friklley Giaurt. There is som�e ind�cation that the general bill would mpt hiave support. Qn the other hand, a special bill with eadorseptent f�om the City Council wou�.d mare than likely be passed. ' I', submit that presently other snei�hboring courts havr� the fol',lewiag s'�ailaries: . Blaine Cooa Rapids Crystal Anoka Col�bia Heights Edina $3600.00 4800.00 3600.00 7200.00 6000.00 7200.00 Roseville 6000.00 ' South St. Pau1 7800.00 ' ' White Bear Lake 6000.OQ Zn addition, each of thes�e courts where they have a�oncilia#ioa.Court, have an additioaal $500.010 salary. ' WS /rac ctc: Judge Virgil Herrick ' Judge �lmer Johnson Youzs txuly, Wyman Smith ' C i ty At �or�ney ' 9� � • . t:�e C i t:ie C � �I � � � � ..., r. � V i RESOLU'TION # I WHEREAS The Fridley Mlunicipal Court presently consists o� a �al Judge and a Special Mlunicipa� Judge; WI�REAS the compensa�,ipn or salaries for the Municipal Jv�dges 3.n y of Fridley have not ke�pt pace with the case load naw hand�.ed by �t and are preseAtly muc�h below the Courts of other metropo�.itan S ubtllb� � . ��re of the assoc AND WH�R�AS the budgejt ox ��e �ity for �9�i5 �.s gdequate $A �ak� ' ' a� i$c�eeae• is �$lary. ' N�1 THERBF�RE BB IT I�ESOLVED as follows: 1. That the Municipal 3udge and the Special Municipal .�udge Municipal Court should be redesignated as Chief Municipal J�dge and �te Mu�icipal Judge, resgectiveiy. ', ' 2. That a salary o� Four thousand ($4,000.00) Dollars �er year � be est�blished for the Chief M�nicipal Judge and a salary of Two tl�ou�and �$2,OOQ.00) Dollars per year fc�r the Associate Municipal Judge. T�&t each of said,judges shall be paid ac�ditionally the sum of Five hundred ��$500,00) :�llar� for services in connectkion wit� the Conciliation Court. ' 3. That the 1965 s�ssion of the Minnesota State Legisl�ture be �..�;ed to enact a special law t� carry out the provisions of this r�solution, .�king'the salaries or compens�tian retroactive to January 1, 1965i. � AI�OPTED BY THE CZTY (�OUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, ANOK1�l CO , � �::�TES{�T�, �his day' of December, 1964. ' �.TTEST: _ '� Williaaa J. Nee, Maypr M��~via !�runs�ell, Clerk � �� ' � � � � , , j ' _ • II , ,, � , _.. --- - - ----- - - _ _- � - -__. ...__ __ _ ------ --__._I : _ �. _._._ ____ ----.: . ' BBSOE.UT�� 0 1964 • A SBSj�.UTI4lt ADT�O�I2I�TG A�iD D�RBCT�G THS C��IIQG OF CHSTAIl1 SPBCIAL A3SB3'S�IIT� 0�1 LOT 11, �PARCBie.S 1500 A�D 1.520) a AUDIT08 `S SUB o#94►. • WHBR�l13, csrtain special asseasc�ents have been levied with respect to csrt�in laand a�d said laud has aubseque�tly baea combined. HOWa iTHBBSFO'BB SB IT btBSOI.VBD9 as follows: ' That',Che assse�ment levied agaiast tba followiag described psrael�e, to-wit: Lot 11 (Parce�s 1500 aad 1520) Auditos's Sube �94, may a�d sha1L be apportia�aed aad ccaob�ned as follows: Ori�ginal Parcels �� i Part ,'of Lot 11, Parcel 1500, Auditoac's Sub o #94 Part''of Lot 11. Parcel �520A Auditor's Suba �94 �ivi��oa of Yarcal Approved Lot il, Parcel 1530 Audi�or's Sub. #94 Fuad SW �26(Aree Iaterceptor) �ega So Ao 3S #43 Sto 43 (53rd Ave.� Sto 43 (8hare of Fillmore) SW #16�Ar�a Inte�ceptor) Rsg. S. Ao Fund SW #16(Araa Interceptor� �ega S. Ao SS �43 Sto 43 �53rd Ave:j St. 43 (Sbara of Filgmore) 100 �risinal Aeauae — $ 191.70 450.40 294a80 2,240.48 71.06 91.35 �$ $3,525.b7 ;Original /lmount $ 283v05 636028 294.80 2,240048 71006 � $3,525e67 ADOP1'ED BY YHS CITY t�QN�CYIL QF T8S CITY OF PB�Db�[ TH�S DIAZ OF � � .�... , 1964e AT'T8s5T s Cg1'�' C�.S81C - Marvin C o Bru�sall MA�O� - Wi liem J, pee L� LJ • 10� ' BBSOf.UTYlO�Q UO o _ 1964 A RS$�UTI�1 AUTHOB$ZIN6 AND IDIB8CTI1� T8S COI�IN� OF CSitTAIN 91PSCIAL A3SgSS1�iTS �t P� OF E.OT 35 QBXe Wo 90' )s PARCB�L �565 AZiD W90' OF !�� OP 1.OT 95 (B7C, PI�T TO IiIC�IDLS0�1p1PABC8L.1570. AUDITOR`3 SVBo �92, WHBBBASp certaia special aasassmsats have be�n leviad with respe�t to certain land and said land 1�s sabsequsntly beea combiasdo NOiWA' T881tB1►OB8 B8 IT RBSOL�iffi'In aa follows: ' That'',the ssses�ut levied �sis�at the fo�lowing described parcals, to�w�t: �t� of Lot 35 f e�c o We 0' ), pareel 156S, a»d W 90' of li� o� Lot 35 �a�ca part to pickolsou�, �arcel 1570, Aviditor's Subo #92, may'and ahall be apportioaed ared eea�iaed as follows: OiriSiaal Pa,resls _ OriSinal Avount � �I��i�r N� df Lot 35 �exo Wo90') Bego So Ae $ L12o48 Parcial 1565, Audo Suba #�2 W 3�► �Water Lateral� 343e22 SW 48-8 �Sewer bat�rag ) S8�4a �i W o 94' of �t� of I.ot 35 , (Bx, part'to Nickolson�l ' Parc�el 1570, Aud. Suba #92 ', Division of Parcel Appraved ._._e.__ .�� E.ot' 35, Puctl 1585 Atad�tor's Sub. �92 Beg a S o A o W 34 (Water Lateral� SW 48-B �Sew�er Latera� ) � $ege S o Ao W 34 (Water Laterai� SW 48-B �3ew�ar Latsral � ' $ 11.2�► 3Pe e 32 ?8°42 $!,l43093 ' Or_ Asount $ 123.72 377 e54 . ��.� I $ 1,143e93 aY zas cx�r eo�e�� log s�s ex�e oP �� s � nA�e oF fl is�o ATTBSTs ' CI Q.BR1C - Marvi�t C a B ei�. MsYOg - Wi�.liam Ja r@e RE5oLUTION I�(D. �„ 1964 � A RESO�UTION AOTH�tIZING AND D�CTING THE SPLITTING UF SPECIAL ASSES5l�LF1JT5 ON L0� 9, (EX. RT.' OF t�lAY), AUDIT�R�S SUB�DIVISION ,�250 WHIItEAb, oertain special asses�ment have been levied with raspect �o certai.t� land and said land has!subaeqnentl,q been subdivided, NC1F�i, T'Ei�tEFOH.E BE IT RESOLVi�:U, as followa: That t,he assessmsnt levied against the Pollowo.ng described parcelsy to��r3.t: Lot 9(Ex. rte of way�, Auditor�s Subdivisia� �25, may an�i sha7.l ''be apportioned ar�d dividlsd as folla�rs: , i � � Ori�inat Parcel � Lot 9, (�c. rt.of way) Auditar�s Sub. #25 P1xr� SW #3g ss #ko(�s) ss #53 Ori,�,i�al� � 9�30003 9CZ0 0 52 �� ' $�1�9�45e27 Divisi on of Parcel Ap�►oved I�d Orir�i�]. Amo� E. �04� of Lot 9, Parcel 1860 SW �38 $ 9,�0603 Auditc�r's Sub, #25 SS ,�I�O(Mains) T18.OQ. ' sS #53 ?3 0� Lot 9'', (mc. rt. af ws�q)(I�C. Eo ss #i�o(Ma►sns� $oz,51 800� i�o City of FM.dley, SS #53 ��r �� Auditcbr�a Sub. #25 ; �1.,945e2? ADOP�}J BY THE CITY CU[lNCIL OI� Tii� CTTY OF FRIDLEY g1IS �,_„ DAIY OF �.��. . l.�i• ATTffi$: — . MAYOR — Willism J. Nee 102 � �J � LJ ftFSULUTION NOo _----- 1964 A R�50LUTION AtTTflORIZZNG AhD llIRL�TING THE SPLITTING OF �PECIAL A�SL'.:�:.�:EN'T� ON LQT 2, BLOCK l, VA11� CL�AVE�S AUDITIONo L��HER.EAS,'�,certain special assessme�►t have been levied with respect to '' certain 1!and and said land lias subsequently been subdivideda , NO�d9 THII�F.FORE' BE IT ft�OLVED' as follows: Tha.t the !assessment levied a�ainslt the follawir� described parcels, ' to wit: ',Lot 2, Block l, Van Cleaive's Addition, may and shall be apportioried and dxvided as foL7.ow�: ; Lot 29 E Van Clea ck 1, �s Addition W�bq� of',Lot 2, Parcel 100g Block 1,',Van CleaveAS Adda Lot 2 Parcel Aaaiti� ��ii7 ATTEST: w.b9°) Block 1, , Van Cleave°s � Reg ., S o A o SW �6—B (Sewer Lateral) SW �8—B (Water La.teral) SW �61 .� Reg, S o A, SW,�48—B (Sewer Lateral) SFJ $48—B (Water Lateral) srrr �61 Reg, So Ao SW �Li8--B (Sewer La.teral, SW �48—B (Water Lateral) Ori�,ina�1.� $ 19110 91 1,29j3 a90 6q3o07 �..�.1'.�� $2y1;Cl2 0 58 �'r_�� t $ 90020 4�5e19 2�.1067 3X3o7o lqio7l g18o71 l0 0 $2y4Q2o58 THE CITY C�+CIL OF T$�E CTTY OF FRIDLEY THZS �� DAY �F ,..,,_, 19640 MAYOR - William J. Nee 103 � 10� A � RBSOr.UT.CI�Ii �D o `�, I96� � AUTHO�EZ�NG A'�D'D�RBCT�PG THB SPL�iT� OF SP$CIAI. 0�T LOT 27, L0� 2$a AIiD LOT 29, BLOCK P9 RIt�SSVISW W88S�A8� ¢srtaia special asa�asme�t havs been levied wieh respe�t to cert�s3A laad and aaid la�d h�s anbs�quently bee� subdivided. NOWp' T�ABF'OBB BB IT RSSO�.�DA ae foilows: That'the asseeament lev�ed againat the faila�isag described parce�sa to•w3t: Lot 27, &ot 28 a�d �ot 299 Block P, 8iverview 8eights, may aad 'st►ail be appoxtioned and divided as follows: O�ciginal Patcel ,, F,�md 'Osiginal Amouat &ot 27, Black P SW #13 Rive�view 8eights Bag. 3. Ao F,ot �28a Slock P Biveswiew fleights • �i Lot 298 Block P iBive�^view Haights � li D��ion qf ParceX Approved Lat ,2i {Bx, pt. to Watsoay Para�i 3551), Blbck P Bivetview �eighta i.ots' 28 & 29 b Part of �,ot 27, 81oci� P, Parcel 3551 r Biv�ervfaw 8eighes S6W #21 19b2 Serv o Coaan o SW �13 Seg. 3 o A. 36W �21 1962 Setv. Conn. 3W i13 1teg. S . A o S�W #21 1962 Sasv. Ccaan o Fund SW �13 Beg. 8 o A o SW �21 4latersls� SW ��13 iteg . 8. A a SW �21 1962 Serv. Canao S P:id paid Paid 2Sl .98 Paid Paid Paid 251.98 , Paid Paid Paid � $ 75S .9S Original Amovat Paid Paid p�fd � Paid paid Paid 755 .95 $ 75S .95 ADOPT$D B� T8B CiTY t�C3I, d� 1ffi CI1�f OF FR7[D�.� THYS TIAY � � �� 19640 , , � ATTS$T: ; �ITd" t�B.B� - Marvin C o Bru�s �1 MAYOB - William Jo 11e+e � � I RBSOI.UT�� iQOo _ 1964 A�S�UT�O�i AUTH�Z� A�D, D�BB��iG TH8 SPL�TT3r1� OF SPSCIA� ASSE!931�1TPS 0� I.OT 4, S�.00R 1, f1AiT CLBAVB'S ADD�TgO1Qo W�B�ABa certaia epecial assessmeat have be�n �evied with reapeck to cesCaia land as�d �aid B.and tuss aubsequenCly been subdividsd o I�OiWa'' T�BEFOItB BB 3T RESO��. as followa: That tite assessment �evied agaimmst tbe folbowing described parce�.s� to=yrita E.ot 4, Block I, Yan Cleave's Additiaea, maq aud shall be' �ppqrtianed a:ad dfvide:d as f�llaws; Fuad 10� �hcfginal A�ount B,ot ',69 Bla�k 1 ' 8ego So Ao $ 210.21 . Dan''Cleave's Additiou SW �8 �Se�er Later�l� 787055 ' Sw #48 �Water Lateral� 377a52 ' SS #58 3048 , $1,3�80?6 Divi;sioa of Parcell Appr�nsd Fuod O#ci8inal Amouist • i ' Be 2' of Lot 4, Bluck 1 Sego So Ao $ So55 ; i�arasl 2�0, Vaa Cleave's Add', SW #48 (Sewer E�ateral) �.5.58 ' ' SW ��8 �Water I.ateraY� 6094 , E�ot '4(8xo No140', rs�ca Eo2'1 Bego Sa Ao 110006 (Baca Bo2'� Blkol. naa Clea�ve'i's Lot ',4, �ia140' of E.ot 4) �Bxe'', 8egv So Ao 94060 �he''8'�y 2' thereof�, Block �. SW �48 �Sewer Isater�l� 771a97 �iaa'',Clesve'8 Addo SW #48 �Water &ater��) 3T0,58 SS #58 � �i.3�aba6 ADORTBD BX T8B CI1'� COUHG?sI. �F TiiS CIT'1 OF FBID�S� TDi�S pAY OF � , 19640 ATT�$T: Cg1°� �d.SxR - Marvin C o Bsuas 11 n LJ rlA�Oit - Wi� 1 iam J a Pee �� --r--.— , , I ggSpL,UT�pDi pp, 19b4 � —� • A BB�OLiJTIOlf Ai�O8IZ�1� A�D ��DYRBCTIt1G THS SPLITTI� OF 5P8C?AL A3SB$Sl�liT3 �i LOT 23, B$OORVIZSW ADDD�TI�i o � • WHBB$AS9 aertain special ass ssment hav� beea levisd with respec� to cert�n.�and and aaid land iu�s subsequentlp beeu subdivided. NOW9 '', THSBSFO�S BB IT �BS�.VSII� as fol.lows s 1`hat';the asssssmeat levied �ainst Lhe follawiag deacribed parce�s, to�wiit: Lot 23, Brookview Addition, may and shall ba apportio� and divided as follows: u��d Lot ',239 Brookview Addo 8ege So Ao 1�b O�i_.S._in_1 A�o�n� — $ 91I.72 Divi�aioa of Parcel ApProved F�uad Or� i.�l A�own� t 3.ot ' a3 (Bx e S. 100' � Parcel Beg o S o A o $ 838 047 1220a Brookviev Addition Se �00' of Lot 23, Parcel B�go So Ae �3 � 1234, Brookview Addition $ 911.72 ADO�'TBD 8? T� CITY CODI�C� 'pF T8B CI1'i OF FBIDLS`? TH3S �,_ DiA? 0�+ ' --� 1964 0 ' � , � ; MAYO� - WiYli�n Jo lie� BBSO�..UTS� POb r,,.,� 1964 � I A RB��OTidli A�ZY116 A�iD'� DYRBCTIIiG T'�B SP'LIZTIIIG OF SPBCIAt. A33SISSMB�iTB 01t LOT 35 ZBX, �p 30' FOH �OAD)�(SXo Wo90' OF H�� I �SY,'' li�) i88, We 90' ) e PABCSE. �560, ADDIT08' S StB o#92 , AS9 cartain special asel�sameat Lave been levied witb r�spect to ia lsnd and said laad h�s subsequ�ently beea subdivided. NO�W, ?BB�OAS BS IT BBSOd.VS�a as follows: Tha� ths assessment Ievied agaiast tha fo!lowing desaribed pasca�.s, to-wit: Lot 35 �B�co �i.30' fbr Road�(Sx. W.90' of N�)ZSxo li�)(Baci. W.9@'�9 Par�el 1S60, Auditor!,'a Sub. �92, may aad shall be agportlLaned a�rd 'divided as follaws: �rf$inal Pascsl Lot j 35 (Sae lIo30' for Boad) I �(SxeWe90' of bi�i1�� ?(8��, W.9G!' ) a Plarcel 1560� Auditorl's 3ubo #92 ' F�d 8eg. So Ao .. � 10�`� Origi.t�al A�oant $ 247e46 Origin+�l Am,onot Tha',W� oi S� of Lot 35� Par�s�, 1560, Auditor*s Subo�92 8eg. S. Ao $ 123.,73 Tha,' 8� of S� of LoC 35, ' Reg. S. A. ' �,�,17�.T3 Parfiel 13�80, Anditor's Sube�92 $ Za�.a� � � ADOt1'8D B? T88 CIT9f t�UNC3I. I� 1�S Ci�f 0� FRIDLS� T�38 ��,� DiA? OF 1964. , ATT$STs CI , Ci.B¢[ - l�arvia C. Brun e1� �lA�OB - Willian Jo li� � • r 1: RSSOI�UT:�O� 1�Mi, � 2964 A ItS80k.tTTaali At1T�0�IZIY1� ApD iDiBBCiS1� T88 SPL�TTI� OF SPECIAIa ASSB$3NBlA'8 � 3, 220' OF i.0"A I, PARCBT. 100, I�I,aLAND C,ABDffiiS A�iA HsVi � �aino �e i� ��,g P�� ZOOy �NtiaMU �f9eaCWai��7<. ' WHBSBASp cestain special asae#ssmeut ha`ra bsea levied with respecC to cert�ia land aad said laad b�a subseqnentlq beea subdivided, pOWy '', Tl�RBFOytB BB iT BESO�X..E�A as follows s That''the ass�essmant levied against the following described parce�s, e.o�w�.ts So220' of Lot La Ea�c��. �00 a�d Lot 2{exo pta to school) Psrc{el 200, Melolaad Cardeus,� may aad sha1l be apportio�ted and divf.ded as follows: Otici�inai parcels � ' Original Amouat So22p' of Lot la parc�I 100 Bege So AQ Melo�aad Gazdeus W 34 ' W 34 ' ' SW 48 ' 1964 3arvo Cauue ! Storm Sewer i9�58 I,ot 2 Parc�l t8so pt.to achool� 20Q, l�eloland Gardeas' Divisica oi Pascel Approved Sa220' of Lot L�a Parce! 100 MeRailand Cardaas Wo2q' of 5.220' of Lot d. b S'lp 220' of Lot 2, Parcel 225, Z�telolaod Gard�as Beg. So Ae W 34 SW 48 1964 3arv, Conao Ste�rm Sewer �58 I+ut►d Bego So Ao ' �t 34 W 34► SW 48 19b4 Servo Coaan o 3torm Sewer #58 Bag, So Ae W 34 SW 48 1964 5erv. Coa�a 3to� Sewer #58 B'� 'P!� CITY COUI�CZY, k'1F T� CIT�[ lJP PRaDZ.B� �HZS , 19640 $ 642097 768.25 87.80 1,6aS.50 86 ,41 103 040 606040 878,00 1,917010 aVs�1 75e20 $b,857o44 Ori,�iaal A�vunt $ 578e67 691042 87e80 18449.70 86e41 93.06 670,70 954.83 2a072o90 86.41 � $6,857eb4 � DsA� OB � ' MA�O$ - William Jo Fee . , � ATTB3T: ' �� CA1°� CI,B�tK — l�iarvin Ca B exl � � � A $sssar..urio�pr �oa „_,�,� i�► Iq.1TtIAt AUTSO�tIZIpG ABD AiBSCTI�IG 1'� SPLIiTI� OF 8P$CIAL �31lBlii'S 01i LO? 13, 81.00R ll, 80�tIZON �IGRrSo , esrtaia sp�cial assaieam�nt hava been levied with r�sp�t to land a�►d said laad hals subseyu�atly bsen subdivided. 110Wa ''1'�SrO�B BB IZ RBSQ.VSD� as follows: That!th� assses�eat levied against tha follawiag described parcel. to-wit: Lot 13, Elock 1, HoY"�i.aoa geights, maq aad shali be appo�tio�ed aad divided as fallows: Orti8inal Parcel H�utid Lot 13, Block 1, SW 16 (Sewer Service) Hori�toa iieights SW 16 (Water Service) ' SW 16 (Intes�esptor) ' gego so A. (sa�s) SS #43 ST �i�43 '' 3T �4►3 Divi�ion of Parcel A�rovel ...I .� �..�...�� .. I,ot 13 (8�,pt.to 8aasoa) Biock 1. Borizat Seights Lot 13, Blcck 1, Parcel 110, Hori$ai Hsights Fuad SW 15 Beg. S. Aa SS #43 3T #43 ST #43 SW 16 3W 16 SW I6 (Iatera�ptor� btego Sa Ao {Maias) SS #43 3T #4F3 ST #43 �o� OriB�ual A�o�t $ 361.39 318.06 53.24 ,sa.o� � iaa.�z . 4SS .60 � $1,43S.S3 Origia�al Aawuat ■��r�..�� $ 6.18 2 0.20 16.79 26 .80 .85 $ 3G1.39 318.06 47.06 77e87 127.93 428e80 � 13,�60 $1,435.53 ADOPTBD BB T� CITY Cql1�CIL (�► THB CITY OF FRID�d.B7f TBIS �'DA7! OF 1964a ' MAYOB - Willia� Jo �ee ATTB�Y: ' CI1"d' Ci.BR1C - Marvia C. Bruns 11 � � � � . . 110 aBSOr�rra�a� �oo ______, i� A�tB90�rQTIO�' AOTHO�tIZ�NG M1D �itRBCTING THS SPLITTZNG OF SP&CIAL ASSSS�BNTS ON IATS 1-30, BLO�� 16� 1�OOBE i�AKB ADDITIONe FtHBaBAi�, c�x�lain special asasttsmenC i�ave be�sn l�riod with respect tio certai�t lanc� aud said laad balt subsaqueatly beea subdivided. ', NO`i, T�BF�[tB BS IT itS90LVSD� e►s follaa�s: That tl�a assesaaent la►ied apitl,aat thts folloWing deacribad parcels,; tov�ritt Lota 1•30, Block 1b,Maose Lake Addition, msy aad ahall be apport�onad and divided as fo�lo�rs: O�riginal 'Parcel , Fuud O�disinal A�touat Lota 1w30. Block 16 '�ege So Ae '$ 2,148.24 Moor� $,alce /l�dition i 8W 48C j3ewesr I.at�ral) 4,636.88 ' ', 8i1 48C (t�later I�ateral ) 4, OOS e 12 ' 1961 St ' 933.'8G Lota I-8 b?�3-30. Blk 16 19b2•4 St s� •� Moose Lake l�ddition Lota 9�22. 81k: 16, ' Moare �.alce Additioa Lota 1-8 � 23-30, Blko 16 M�oore Lskm Additian Lots 9 Moore Lota 1 Moors Lots 1 Moore Lots 1 M�oose ,, �9�i2-4 st Fuad 1962•4 Sto Beg. 8. A. , 8W 48-C (Seaer Latesrsl) Sfi 48•C .�Glater Lateral) ' 1961-St & 10, Block 16, ��ega Sa A. �alce �Addition ; -a� 12, B�ock 16, asg. so A. �ske Addition �, 14� & 15, Blke 16, ', Aeg, 8. A. �eke Additioa ; �, 17 � 18, Bik. 16, ' Asg. So A. � AtWiCioaa ' SGl 48-C (Se�ver I.ateral) '', $fi 4$•C (�iatar Lstersl) , 196I Se 1962•4 sc � 650.00 ' $13,l,74.04 O�ti�„AAOmat ' $ . .800.00 ' 1,�45.76 2,489.60 2,150.40 489 e44 145a60 iasabo 210.04 210.04 , 898.08 175.72 � 185.96 272.40 � � � RS80LtTTIONi' �e I964 CONT'Do �.,. Divisian of Parcel Aopraved Fuad Orisiaal Amouat Lats 1� b 20, Block 16 aeg. S. Ae $ 145.60 Moore Laks Additioa ',SW 48-C (Sever Lateral) 624.64 Sf�T 48-C (tiates I.ateral) 539.50 '1961 3t 129.20 '1962-4 St 188.80 Lots 2� & 22, Block 16 �tQgo So A. 165.60 Moore Lake Additioai 3f�1 48-C (Se�rer Lateral) ' 624.60 Si�T k8•C (%Tater Lateral) S39.S0 ' 1961'St 129.20 . 1962-4 St 188.80 , , $13,174.Q4 ADOPTBD B�C THB CITY CEWI�CIL 0�+ TH8 CITY OY FRIDLSY THIS � I�AY OF 1964. ' MAY08 � William Ja Nae A1T88Ti: CITY Ci.BUtK - Masvin C e Bcuni a' ell ' ' � 11� LJ RBSOL�3'�,ION N0, ___�_,� 1964 A ABSOL�)TI0�1 AUTHQRIZING AND I►I�B+CTING THB SPLITTiNG OP SPSC7AL A8SB38M81�3 0�11 LOT 10, B1.00K $(PABCSL 420) At�1ID LOT ll (EX � W e40' ) CPARCBI, 440), BLOCK 2, Mi00�RE I,ASS HILLS, WHSRBA3, aestain special asse�ss��s ha�e been levied a►ith resp�ct �o certaid land and said land tw� ��baequ�ntly been subdi•ideda NOW, T�FORB B$ IT RBSOLVED, aa follara: Tba� the aasQSasent levied against tbe follaaing deacribed parcela, to-xi�: Lot 10, Block 2(Parc�el 420) and Lot 11, eac. W.40', Block �, Parael 440, Moore Lake Hills, may and shall be apportioned sud diviided as #olloaa: m 112 Ori�iaa_ 1 Parcel Fund �'rigiaal Amouat. �' Lot 10, Block 2 Bego S. A. '$ 127e12 ', Moore x,ake Sills SW �16 (Laterals) ' 967.73 , 2959 StreeC 387066 i ' SS �58 � 167.40 �� i Lot lI �,' (S�to �ii.40') Blke2 8eg. Se Ao 63.42 �, Moore x.akes 8ille 1959 Street 111.93 • � ' SS �#58 ' '� 35.42 I �$1,860.67 � r Divisf�n �f Parcei Appraved Fuad Lot 1,',Block 1 , Bega S. A. Girdle# T.ersace. � I959 Street ' . '� SS #58 Lot 2, , 81ock• Y. G�rdler Tarraca Bego So A. ' SFi �16 (Latarals) ' 1959 Street SS #S8 t�,iciginal Amouat. $ 81�93 245.70 87.21 108.60 967 .73 253.89 _ 11?•61 $1,860.67 ', ADOPTED BY T8S CITY CO�TNCIL 0� T8E CITY OF FRIDLBY THI3 � 3�11Y OF , 19640 ' ' . ATTEST'• CITY C�.BRR - Marvin Ce Bruns 1 MAYOR - William Jd Nee � � �'� WHE� ond the eral Go � �W, atla raguL • �! '� i � le �. _ 113 ' s��o� Hoo�i� i s 8ssa�nr� ��sz� o� cs�x �ctrIDs �S, the City Council bisa pre+viously suthorized cereaia eapend�.ture� �dgeted mno�mts allocated to the various departme�nts of the �ity•s ��acameo'� �t previon�ly anticipased i�e the 1964 Bndgete , �SFORB B'E IT itS80LV8D� $,yr the Camcil of the City of Fridl�y �e�titly� �r ses�eios oo ths 21ot da�► ot Dec�b�r. 1964, aa follan: i �4st �ppropsiations for ehe foiic�isg activities be reduc�d a��tolla�ans ' Fi�ucs $1.900000 ;,' Police 1y600.� ' � '�,,. ii� Z�VO�/� '' ' ' . ' 8'ogf�ne�ring 350000 8ocseatian � 2 360000 � TOTAL: 6,440000 i I 2, 7�tt apprvpriatiata for the follo�aia�g activitiee be iacs�asd 1`a %1Law: ;' • ''� Cley Camcil $1,200000 M�unicipal Court 1,600000 ' ' Blsctions 700000 �a�aing aad Plaiming 150.00 ' /lni�ral Conts�ol 200000 ', Cityr Hse�d 160 0 00 ' Pisrka 2, 2000 00 , � Bospital Insurinca Z30a00 6. v00 ' , ?�"lAi.: . ADOP�BD �Y T86 CITYi C011ACIL OF !88 CA'Y O�F Fi�t3DI.BY THIS Z1S'r pAY 08P D�C�, 19640 I �' ',, , , �AYO[ - Wi 1La� J. Uee ', AT�'BST' � . I � ',' ' 0 � � � i � , � � ', ', � � ,, ; . I � !, Ci�y �Co�acil j '' � I City �Ssneger ; ' '� l�iuntaipal Can�Ct j 81 �c �ioe�e & 8��. ' , Finance _ ,, AudiCing , Leg,nl , � ', Boards 6e �c�oamb' �, Bidgs o & Grauq�ds ' Polide I , Fire ' , Bnilding I=eaplo ', Civi� Deieuse� ' ! Bagi.�l�eer , ! Pnblic Works Stse�t Light ' Saniltation b�iealth ' Psr1c�. 8.ec o Eq Ha�nd ��, Healfkh Ias o ' ! Librss�► �, Reae�Cve ', Addil�ioesal Ttwnsfer ', 8ron Liquor Fl�nd ' �� 19b4 . &TDGR? 8ndget as aacigo Adopted 17,1500 19,3900 15,90�?0 4.905 0 48,5290 4,SOOp 6,6000 3,7900 17,8450 133,373a 44,031. 30,1,73 e 5,�i910 25,3930 1I0,6090 22,SOOo 8�437a 8�,3540 �i;150o J.�6QOo l.4, 06S o � _ �1� �revia�► Badget Ciaoges Bndget as incr�se� T6is 8�aolutioa Revised 8� resse� Is�crease (Decreaae) This S .tu� 2,QQOo 2,200, 20,350. � 19,390d 5,6160 1,6000 23i116e b,800o 7400 12,405. (Spp,) (1,9000) 46,1Z9e (�pp,) 3�800• 6,6000 1500 3,�i0o (2, pg2, ) IS, 7bS o �1,6000) 13�,7y3o 6,6770 (2300) 50,4786 ' 30,1'13 b ' 5,491a � (3SOo) ' ?S;di3o : I10.6090 ' 2Z�5�00. (225 0) 200a ' 8,41Z. 3,2560 203600. 85,6100 (Z4.0650) (6,7770) (2 � 3600 ) 2300 4,3800 1�6QOd �. ..��...�.��.. � �b2ua�aso _u.. .a. $6z�,s�ao ; I ii �! i 0 � . . i�� ' BB80�lTI001 1�0 o�i964 I .. , . e �sso� ��c ca�ss so re� coc�t a�onr� ro s� ��vtia� e�rsr . �BBTAIB PfEO�B�T'IBS FOt CO�.i.BCZiGN � T88 ?ARSS PAYABLB I�1 �.965 ' � W�BAB; a ou#saoc� aondittoa iiis been found to e�d.st on Lots 13. �lkk. 15, and 16, Block V, Rivisvisw Heights �ldditia=, aad �� he orner of such propert,y ass give�a notice to ibdte wah nuiaanca, and . �,' WBBR8A8, 'tha_a�aQer of auch ProPe�ct�► did nc� absRe suah' ouisw�ce aad the C3t�t of Fr�dley, undat, sutLorityr of Section 145023,.,riiiwesota $tate Statute of!, 1953 did therefora abale tih� auisance at a t�o�al Qost o� ��125.00. �1. T�+ORS. B8 ;T x880LVBD; �a! the City Clerk is hereby iwtho�i,s�d aod di��ted to certl;�jr to ths Countq Av�itor for collectic� �ith the tsxes �yrabls in ',1965, the cl�lrgea aa � liat�d beiprs 'ix+t i3� $1oai� li, Rivervie� Haigtits Additfan $31�e?S Lo; 14, Slock V, Riverriew Aeigttita Addieion 31.25 Lota 15 6e' 16 � giock V, Bivesvley g�i,gtits /Wditio� 62 eS0 TO�ItL�s �� Aeo�aved itoua8 8illed Piti Cleaoed Up �ud Filied vault TOTAi. s �� !� 90.00 10000 Z,�,,.g °OQ $�� ADOPTBD BY T88 CITY COUNCIL 0� T�iB C1TY 0� FRIDQ.SY 1'HI$ _• . 21s1; DiAY OF D�,, 1964, : AT'1'1t8T: CLB�R� - Mas�►in . 8svos�I I�A2�OR - iiilli� J•. l�is � � _ T ��i � ��', . ' I � i' �� i . �q�t!=ION 1i4.�,��;��1�r4 � � � � a . �� ' A 888��0!# C1littIFYI�iG C�S TO T� �Y AUDTl�Oit T4 SB A�AAII�T ' CBitTAIId1 P80P�lIBS 8+� �O�.i.�CT� fill'�t TH8 T11�8 PAYABt�B �� 196 �. �$�$� � 1�t�M04� Cp�ft�Od �IiY b@!4 �ON� t0 i�1tt ORl �s '�0�lh � O� ' . t.oe 2Z, s11 di t,oe 29, and the So�h � og Lat 24, Block Z4, HTda Patk iARlditia�, � , y I �BrA$, the aaier of suah property ass givea notice to atiate �u�Ch t�ui,�+utcs, �tnd . WHE��kB, th� v�nwr of snch p�op�rty did s�ot abste Buc6 at:taanao �tod the City pf Fridlsy, v�]er tv�osity og S�cliaan 143e23 Minassota Stat� 8tatute �f 195,3 did therefor� atiatr th� nui�+roee at • totai cost of $75e00o 1�CW, �L BE �,T R88aLYaD, thst #he Ciqr Clerk is heraby ra�is�d and dir�cted to aexti� to tLe Camty A�ditor for colleictioo �ith the .Lt:,eai phrable #n 1965, ti�o �chasges as listed beloas i � of LQt 22 and ali of l,ot Z3, Slo�k Z4, �rde Prurk Add. $56e25 S� of LoL ?1�, Bloak 24, I�►da �rlc A�dd . 18 0 7s TOTAL: $'YS.I�Q ......._ ...�..� Boaxd3ng'Qp Honae �SOs00 F�21ing !�o Pit ' ZS,�.: 00� TOTAi.: � S a 00 ADOPTBD BY TBS CTrY COONCII. � x'8B CiT�f OF 1�'f�Y THIS 218T DoAY OF DB+�ffi�HBIt, I964, ATTSST : C TY CI,S&C =. t�svin C. Brwssell MAYO� • Wi liam J. �1ee ' Y - .-� . . , . - � , ., : '.. �.. �, ',,, . . ' CITY 0�' FRIDLEY ' ' I POLICE DEPARTMENT • ' � Monthly Repart - November, 196L� � , � Thi'�s Mo. To Date Thi�Mo., Thi,�, s� Cie� Pend Lae�� Y',r�. Las� t yr, 00 I.AINTS • 1Domestio ? 107 107 �.0 9? iAssault 1 Drunk ' �i�so. Conduct 1 �iq. Lax�' Firearars 1 Non Supt ]Res. Arr �ither ' 25 I � , iTVENII,� ', Assaul t 1 � T�i.�eo cond Liq Lawa ' 1. Firearms ' Rea Arr Aunaxay 8 Vandalism ' 16 ather !� Rob'b�ery l Burglary b �et�t ' � Oiver 50 , 6 II�ader �54 29 Othe� !�2 ia 5 27 9 a 31�4 s i 21 3 3�4 246 �� 3 ?? 262 552. 12 5 2? 9 2 � 31�G. !� 1 i 21 3 34 189 � 1 4b 161 5�.9 1? 2 31 80 101 3 � � �9 i � �3 2x � Z �� ; � i' 902 191 z�e 3 54 347 � I. �. � � � . , � � � , M OR VEHICLE � vn�.t #1� ' I'�, v�st #2� ! Unit �22 'vnit #23 i ACQIDENTS ' , Pe rs onal In; j Prop Damagb'. Fatal ' RA�IO CALL9 A39I9TANCE TO ' � . 'Mctorists Other P.D. Fire Depta '� ';Mediaal ' T �'F IC A�tR83 'Spe�tl ', ' �.U.I. Open Bottle, . � Carele aa Dr�vtag Recklesa Dr7.ving D/L 3uap or'Rev D/L other !, � Stop Siga , 'Parking ' • Other ' I , D . 4 i�L TEST3 �! '..'"'75'ur s -.. '� ,Othera , II� _J_A__ �'L . �I —''�ur Pris. ' `��her Pris;. �, Mil.� e� �, 2t�.0 5� 13b 2,969 �., 341 Thi�: 1? 21 2 238 40 9 3 16 37 6 0 7 8 12 7 6 8 Gas ____ 150.7 556.2 391.4 t�98.8 'j'hia Year 161� 20�. 3 3,150 3l�6 11? 41 � Qz 473 62 26 100 1 1�? 98 53 12? 161 2 � 30 1 28 30 2T9 q 186 M.i� G`, ense 8. 02 � 5�►.22 9.3 315�•53 7.6 � 19�.15 9.? 38�•3? To Dat� Lest Y ar _ 1? 11 0 218 ' 3? � io � 5' 22 '' 19, 8' 10� �5 5 10' �5 � b, 20 ' 17'