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05/03/1965 - 59740 FAIMULRR COMICIL MMXT3= AAA - MAY 3, 1965 0. 3. RagnMw llo tUg, A&=J l 19, 1965, SrAc"I Msstltg, April 260 1955, 1, On As ftt Roll ST. 1963 -2, 2. On Special vs. Fatmit (Douhia SiauwaLOW) Let 1 aD4 IA* 20 Slo t 3o Ouda'om ToWamo 3o an FUM4 Plat -► Solidkw 8111a0 4. Bids - AoMU (Opened at 1Mstbq) 0 50 Rssnaai WO tMar MY Drlvs =4 Sat18311t4i Leers to 64th Avemm Iioattbassto b. Possible Ch Moo MAW Dalatltg 38th AV4WQ*o ladle= shoot and Hour" street - ST0 1965 -10 7, SLds - Cadh Reglat4w (Opsmwd go=* 1MY 30 19")* Pag"1 -19. Pa- 20 25. Pagers 26 - 35. Pays 360 Pa" 370 Pages 38 & 390 Pages 40 - 430 Page 640 so Second Mid3=g of md1owas Reaeaoiaq R -1 to C!-1 �sasthasut coed - Sth s MiasiaeSWI) (Tabled 11/2/640 12/7/ "* 3/1/65o 3/35/650 4/5/")@ Pa" 45 o L/190 SPesiAl Voe PM &Vdt - MWGI g MISS MUS4 11, V"o 12/7 /"o 3/1/650 3/15/" a 4^/") o Page 460 100 Adding Cbept to CSW Coft (Tabled 4/5/" & 4/19/e5),o Pa"s47 -- $00 ale Plamsleg C=Ndaauu Meting Almotaoa awn 220 19606 Pages 51 6 520 12 0 Packs & Playgro =ds se- o mitt" and mmocrastiao Cif WMASIM J*U t 1104k10g o JlIWM 296 19666 Pages 53 -- 330 I* IC • ZWOU M c0VOe=L NUT= AGBWA - Maur 3, I%S (Coatiiwed) 13. commuaicati`onm (a) I.C.M.A.s Conference (b) Ligw* Store Mawgeocs Holidays W B j arkltMd t Keep MiMMota 9e80ti tvl � (d) Salitarmans Shopping CamU c (a) COY' Saginems CP 65- 02 -e100 (£) City Attorneys Assessing Policy an state Aid Streets (gj Coxbas We at 40 foot Lot (h) M11149s C. D. Directot (i' M.H.D.s SP 0208 -241 SP 0208 -23, SP 0207 -15 VZS =T!D[tS s He Clam, A5. LiCeUecs, I6. Application for Pewit to OMW Trailer, Pages S6 - 64e Page 63. Paged 66 - 70. Pages 71 - 730 17. Petitionce Pages 74 & 750 :-4S. AGWISitiron of Portion of Rltht -oC--Way - ST, 1965 -2o 10o Serer C umOctiaos on Cbauml Road, ,20. Wateoc, Sanit=r 3eWer and Storm Seum an Fireside Drive, 21. Paving on Jaakeou street -Lisp 3170 22. Request to Sttild on 50 Foot Lots - Al Williars l 230 Cansideratioa of Purdiaso of Reaaoo['dleg Device, 24. Two Ccabining Aaaeosuats, -'25a RecoltttIeft DiVaCtIng Preparation of Amseamont Roll - ST. 1964 -20 --26. Resolution ArtbWJXIng Hacking on iOsW=Mat Roll, ST 1964 -2, 27o Resolutioa C. C. rA darig AWard, Pages 76 & 77. Pars 18 & 79. Pagwa 80 &101. Pages 82 - 86. Pages 87 & 88. RNGULM COUNCIL MBZTXi AG81M • MAY 3o 1%5 (Cou ti,ma0d) 0 28. 2 olutim AathMising On-Wt Togo TruAke 290 Resolution Authorising Bids as tlatW and SOMW Beach 130u,"S , 300 Resolution Di rect"W Propwation o:C Aosastimont Roll • gS&%069* _�31. R000lati.m Directing xearinpr on ADD" t Roll SS&SW69 g n • Pap" 69 & 90A Perm 91 & 920 Pages 93 • 95. Pages 96 & 97. LM 1. ON ASSESSINUT ROLL ST, 1963 -2s The Notice of Hearing is on Page 26, a mmo explaining the roll is on Page 27, the cbronology of the project is on Page 28, the map abowing the lomt.0 n of the project is on Page 29, the assessment roll is on Page 30, the names and addresses of the owners to be assessed are on Pages 31 and 32, and the resolution confirming the assessment roil is on Pages 33 through 35. 2, ON SPECIAL USE PERMIT (DOUBLE BUNGAIMS) LOT 1 AND LOT 2, BLOCK 3, GINIURSON TBRRACEs The Notice of Hewing is an Page 36. The Planning COMMission action in this matter is found in Item #2 of the Planning Co:maission meeting minutes on Pages 51 and 52. I will have more detail of this item available at the meeting. 3a ON FINAL PLAT - HOLIDAY SILLS: The Notice of Hearing in on Page 37. The hardsbell will be available at. the meeting. &a BUSINESSs 4. BIDS - BONDS (0PENCD AT MUTING)s This matter is being handled by Ehlers -Mum Associates, and they will have the nocessaxy reso- lutions, bid tabulation sheets, etc. at the meeting. 5 . REDtAMING MRCURY DRIVX AND SATELLITE LAM TO 64TH AVENUZ NCRTBBAST s The letter that was mailed to all of the residents on these streets will be found on Page 38. The drawing of the portion to be re- named is on Page 39. 6. POSSIBLE CHANCE ORDBR DELETING 58TH AVRNUE, MADISON STRUT, AND MOI0B STREET - ST. 1965 -1a The letter that was mailed to the residents on these streets is on Page 40. The ammwshiip of the people to be assessed and the new estimated cost of the two types of streets will be found on Page 41. The petition is on Page 42, the drawing showing the part under consideration is on Page 43. 7. BIDS - CASH REGIST t (0FZ= NOOK, M&Y 3, 1965) s The notice to Bid is on Page 44. We will have a tabulation of the bids for you at the meeting. 9M R LESS: i 8. & 9. Szc=D READING OP ORDI pjm RBZO®Tm R -1 TO C-1 (s0unaA8T CORBSR - 5TH & MISSISSIPPI) FABLED 11/2/64, 12/7/64, 3/1/65, 3/15/65, 4/5/65) - SPECIAL USE PERMIT - NURSING NOW (TABLED 11/2/64, 12/7/64, 3/15 /65, 4/5/65): The ordinance is on Page 45 and an excerpt of the minutes relative to Item #9 is an Pane 46. 100 ADDING I WUn SR 77 TO CITY CM (UBLSD 4/5/65 & 4/!9/65): This ordinance is on Pages 47 through 50. The only dba=9e is an pagan 47 in section 77.01. This change was suggested to the City Attorney by the attorneys for Midland. 11. PLMMXW COMMISSION NMTIVG M3Ntp1'SS, APRIL 22, 196eis Those minutes a" an pages 51 and 52. only action for the Council would be nndsar Items #1 and #2 on Page 52. By this point in the 011 ti ta$ you prob- ably will have acted upon item #20 12. PARKS & PT.AMOMMS SUB -COMMIT= AND 13 MO CM CONNUSUM JT0Il4T 1 WMW -- X&RM 29, 1965s Those minutes are on Pages 53 and 54, and an additional special meeting on the same night is found on Page 55. Discussion can be held on any item that you wieb to discuss at this time. Otherwise, the minutes can be ived and filed. • 13. lows (a) X.C.M.A.s Coiiferenact The letter on. Page 56 is self - eWlasnatory. This item is budgeted, aid I think will be of great benefit bath to the City and to nVsel,f. At this point, I would also like to suggest that the Cowil authorize the attaend ---a of Les Chesney at the American water Works Association Annual Co in Portlasrnd, Oregon, and the attecndanare of MaI Ba'unsell at the Municipal Finance Officer ° s Conference in Philadelphia. The Finance Officer's Conference is early in june, and the American Water Works Association Conferaesnoe is late in one. I would imagine that these three conferences will average about $300,.00 each, as a cost to the City. (b) Liquor Store Managers Holidays: The enMO an Page 57 is saalfi- WTlanatocery. Double time can be paid if the Council feels that the stores should be open on these 2 holidays. (ar) B j orklund s K"P Minnesota Beautiful. s The letter on Page 58 is on the agenda at the Mayoar 0 s request. The Building Inspector is, and has been, checking out the legality of these cars - fox -sale at filling stations with the object of either ordering theca to cease and desist, or to see if they are covered by the used car license ordisnance, and should apply for licenses. RIAMI AR C0UN= MSSTIM AOBMDA COMM MM - M 3 , 1%5 (Continued } (d) Saliterman: Shopping Center: The letter on Page 59 is self- mcplanatocy. I have talked to Mr. Saliterman and he would like to have the Council reosivs and file this letter, and place the item on the agenda for MW 17th. (e) County Engineer: CP 65-02 -108: The letter on Page 60 is self-explanatory. (f) City Attorneys Assessing Policy On State Aid Streetst Recently I advised the Council that a directive to the administration that a policy resolution be drawn had been overlooked by me, and that you would have one in the near future. I asked the City Attorney to draw such a resolution, and the letter on Page 61 is his recomeanda- tion. I concur that, based upon the facts as stated in the letter, the assessment policy for State Aid Streets should be set each time an improvement is made. (g) Corba: Use of 40 Foot Lott The letter on Page 62 is self - explanatory. The Council would have to detesmiue whether or not a structure could be permitted on this lot, or if you prefer you could refer it to whatever Board or Coaaamittee you might wish to have review the matter. (h) Millers C. D. Directors The letter on Page 63 is self - explanatory. (i) M.H.D.s SP 0208 -24, SP 0208 -23, SP 0207 -15s The letter on Page 64 is self - explanatory. We will have plane at the meeting. 14. CLAIMS: The claim numbers are on page 65. Detail of the claims is included in the envelope with the agenda. 15. LICENsass The licenses are on Pages 66 through 70. The last item on Page 70 is not a license, but is a request by Lowrie Johnson to renew her building permit for another year, and should be handled separately in a motion. • 16. APPLICATIOM FOIL PM MILT TO O=UPY TR&nRR$ Vhe application is on Page 71, and a memo and a petition on Pages 72 and 73 are applicable thereto. 0 RFGUL RR COLW= D EWMG AC WDA CONS - MAY 3, 1965 (ContI nuted) 17. PWLWIOIQS: Petitions #6 and #7 will be found on pages 74 and 75. Thaw can be reosived and turned over to the adetinistration for processing. 18. ACQIIISITUN OF POItTIOU OF RIGHT --OF -WAY - ST. 1965 -21 T'he City Attoarney asked that I place this on the agenda, and he advises that he will have a resolution at the meeting for your consider- ation. der - atioon. Also, that the Attorney for Reidel will be present at the meeting at 10 P.M. to discuss their easement acquisition. 19. S8M 001RUCTIONS ON CHAW= ROADs Mere apparently are three homes that cannot service the basement drainage into the sewer line. Two of these,, however, are hooked up and drain cosily the upper floors. Lyle Qum is the only one that apparently fools the need to drain his basement. The Ug ineosaring Depa- rtmeut will have at the meeting the estimated cost for any participation the City Council might feel you wilt, to have the City take in this matter of providing lift for the basement into the surer line. • 20. WATER, SANITARY S WU MM STORM SEAR ON FIRF►SILI$r Walls Mr. Brook wishes to place these utilities in Fireside Drive, which poses certain problems, namely, the manner in which the City would assess for this, and also# the manner of acquiring the proper right -of -way, some of which he has promised to deed, but has not donne so. 21. PAVING ON JACKSON STREET - XSA 317s The developers of Melody Manor wish to pave Jackson Street, between 73rd and Osborne Roam, and this is designated as a State Aid Street. The question arises# does the council wish to let them proceed to put in a 36 foot wide street, and the City them put in the State Aid Street width later, or does the Council wish to have the administration attmat to find a way to finance this at this time? The subdivider has offered to put the street in at the 36 foot width to the 9 ton State Aid specifications, and in such a way that it could be widened by the City to the State Aid specifications and the concrete curb and gutter put in at a later date. The best solution would seem to be for the City to put in a State acid street and charge their costs to theme and state Aid funds picas up the difference. 202. RZOI EST TO BUILD ON 50 FOOT DOTS - AL, WIMIANS s The m800e on Pages 76 and 77 are self - explanatory. I am transmitting than on to the Council, since the practice has been to bring these 50 foot lot matters io your attention, althouuc,& the Zoning Ordinance to a Certain extent permits this without any particular waiver by amy Board or. the Council. 1" 1 MAR COMCM Id•R;T=G AGENDA COMMM - AW 3, 1965 (Continued) 23. CANSIIDERATIOST OF PUR(MAM OF NCO-- =G DBVICBS The =&Chine that records radio messages in the Police Department is in bad aft". Repairs are $90.00, but with no guarantee. The letters on Pages 78 and 79 are for new equipment and I would prefer to switch to Dictaphone equipment as the best. Since this is not budgeted, the Council would have to okay it if you concur in the need. This is under $1,000.00, so I assume the equipment desired could be purdbased based on these quotations. 24. TWO RSSOLUTIOlUS COMZNING ASSRSSMMS: These two routine reso- lutions are on Pages 80 and 8l. 25, RESOLUTION DnRBCTING PREPARATION OF ASSEMUM ROLL - ST. 1964 -2: The memo of explanation is on Page 82, the resolution directing the pr%uwaticn of the roll is on Page 83, the map showing its location is on Page 84, the chronology is on Page 85, and the assessment roll is on Wage 86. 26. RESOLUTZ00 AU HORIZMQ BRARM ON ASSESSMET ROLL - ST. 1964-2t The resolution is on Page 87 which sets the hearing for ime 7, • 1965. The Notice of Hearing is on Pane 88. 27o RESOLUTIC6 COMMMING C. C. LUDWIG AWARD: Councilman Hright asked that I place this item on the agenda, and he aftises that he will have a resolution for your consideration at the meeting. 28o RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING BIDS - ONE-6W TOR TRUCKS The resolution is on Page 890 and the Notice to Bid is on Page 90. This truck would replace a-%f048 pickup truck in the Engineering Department that was bought for $700.00 in 1964. Repairs on it now would run $300.00 to $350.00, and the engineer advises that a printing machine and a two --zay radio were budgeted in 1965 far a total of $1,600.00, both of which were purchased out of the budget of 1964, and therefore, this money is available plus the tradein of the used truck, which should be enough money to purchase a n CM0 Z would record that the Council pass the resolution, so that the Rngineering Department can purchase this new truck. 29. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING BIDS - WATER AND =OR - BEAM HOUSES The resolution is on Page 91, and the Notice to Bid is on Paget 92. The Park Committee advises one that this money is budgeted in the Genewal Fund Budget, and at this writing, I have not checked this out® but I assume that they are aware of the items in the Park ® Budget. They have asked that this resolution be placed on the agenda. 30. RESOLUTION DIRECTING PREPARATION OF ASSSSS14UT ROLL - SS&SW #69t Explanation muo is on Page 93, resolution is an Page 94, and snap is on Page 95. • 31. MSOLUn(ff DMUMING iiSARM ON AA3NMSM ROLL - 88 69t Resolution is on Page 96, and the Notice is on Page 97. i THE ?N INNS Of THE REGULAR COUNCIL MMETUG OF APRIL, 19, 1965 Page 1. A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Fridley was called to order by Mayor Nee at 8x23 P.M. 3.0Q.2as. Members Present-. Uee, Kirkham, Sheridan, Wright, Thompson Members Absent-. None AM AL O!' MINUT88 gg G - April 5. 19650 Councilman Kirkham stated that there was an error in the minutes on page 98 that the motion to appoint new members to the Human Relations Committee was listed as having carried, whereas the resolution establishing the Human Relations Committee requires that appointments to the Boman Relations Cosoittee be passed by a 4 /5ths vote. Mayor Nee stated that correcting the error would require passing a .motion to amend the minutes of the Council Meeting of April 5, 1965. Motion by Kirkham to amend the minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of April 5, 19659 changing the sentence on page 9 to read: upon a roll call vote, Mayor Heat Councilman Wright, Councilman Thompson voting, for the motion; Councilman Kirkham and rouncilman Sheridan dissenting, the motion failed. Seconded by Wright* Upon a voice vote- there being no nays the motion carried unanimously. Councilman Wright stated that the area of the Golf Coarse listed in the minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of April 5, 1965 as 180 acres should be changed to 80 acres. Motion by Wright to amend the minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of April 5, 1965, to change the sentence on page 24 to read% the area of the Golf Course will be 80 acres* Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being so nays, the motion carried unanimously. Motions by Sheridan to accept the minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of April 5, 1965 as amended. Seconded by Kirkham. upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the notion carried unani ously. Pt UC BEARING ON SPBCM USE PERMIT DOI M _ XU QAJAWS BBRRY P nUM s The City Manager read the notice of hearing. Harland Berry was present at the Council Meeting, Mayor Nee addressed Harland Berry saying that he understood dedications of land for streets required by the Planning Commission in the discussion of tho Special Use Permit was agreeable to Mr. Berry* Mr. Berry said that it was. Councilman Wright asked Mr* Berry if he was aware of all four conditions stipulated by the Planning Commission. Mr. Berry said, "Yes." Councilman Wright asked Mr. Berry if he did indeed plan to dedicate the piece of property to the City for the use of streets. Mr, Berri said. "Yes." Mayor lase declared the hearing closed. • Page 2. Motion by Kirkham to grant the request for a Special Use Permit with the • stipulations that (1) a single car garage be provided for each unit of the double buugalow, (2) that additional off street parking be provided for a least one car per unit, (3) that Mr. Berry provide the right-of-way to align Hickory Drive with River - wood Drive at its intersection with East River Road, and (4) that Mr. Berry dedicate to the City the land to make a connection between the service drive can the east side of Bast River Road with Hickory Drive. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a roll call vote, there being no', nays, the mOeion carried unanimously. gRMW ADD CM MR 77 G TY CODE D 4 65 0 Councilman Kirkham stated that he had read an article in tho paper describing legislation which applied specifically to motor bikes rather than including all Lotar vehicles. Councilman Thompson stated that he believed this ordinance required farther study to relates it more spacifically to rotor bikes and not to motor vehicles in general. Motion by Kirkham to refer to the City Attorney for revisions and further study the ordinance adding Chapter Y% to the City Code. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no gays, the nation carried unanimously. EM itBA LIW OP ORA 2J0. 300 A1'43ND G SECTION 45.16 - The City Manager read the ordinance. Notion by Wright to adopt and publish the Ordinance No. 300 amending Section 45.16 upon second reading. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a roll call vote, there being no 80709 the nation carried unanimously. P_1d1NNING 20." SSION —WxMG I PW=S AMLL 8, 1965: ON OF RZ G R.90URST., ZOA #65-01 SRI 6 CAI38; The City Manager explained that the Planning Commission had recommuded to the owners that they apply for a Special Use Permit for double bungalows for Lots 5 through 11 and 15 through 21, Block 2, Meadow=*= Terrace, in order to permit uniform development of the area rather than requesting rezoning. 8e.9tated further that he believed the applicants for the rezoning request planned to apply for Special Use Pexuits. Notion by Wright to concur with the action of the Planning Commission and deny the request for rezoning.: Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there b*UW so nays, the saelon carried unanimously. The City Manager explained the action of the Planning Commission recommsnding that the masoning request by Basel bourdeaux be granted with the stipulation that these dwellings face Hago Street. The Mayor stated that granting this request voold require notification and holding of a public hearing. Councilman Wright stated that the owners on the adjoining lots should be notified of the hearing. • Page 3, Notion by Sheridan to concur with the action of the Planning Commission and set • the date for a puhlicl,-aring on the request of Hazel Bourdeaux for rezoning Lots 80 to 83, R1oc;k A, Riverview Heights, from R-1, single family dwelling, to R-3, multiple dwelling, for the Regular Council Meting of May 17, 1965. Seconded by Kirkham:, Upon a voice vote, there 'being no asys, the motion carried unanimously. PROPOSED OULIMINARY PLAT, P.S. #65 -011 CARLSON & LAVINE,, INC. s MVAN PLAT 8; The City Manager explained the action of the Planning Comimission recommending that information concerning the proposed preliminary plat be given to the Planning 0msultant for his recommendation,, He stated that Council action could authorise the City Manager to forward the information to the Planning Consultant. ffition by Sheridan to concur with the action of the Planning Commission and refer to the Plying Consultant the information concerning the proposed preliminary plat for hi.s recommendations, Seconded by Writght� Upon a voice vote, there being so nays, the motion carried unanimously. PhiM PLUG The City Manager explained that the Planning Commission recommended that the Planning Consultant be hired to perform site planning of facilities in Locke Park, and in one of the River front site& working with the Chairman of the Parks and Playgrounds Sub- Committea Cooncilman Kirkhamas -ked what is the cost of hiring the Planning Consultant for this purpose. The City gager stated the coact varied • and the maximum cost would be $18000 per hour for the chief planner of the Planning Consultant. The cost, the City Manager said furthar, could run as high as $500000, Councilman Thompson stated that he believed the coat to be a good investment. The City Manager stated that:, he would con*ult with the Planning Consultant regarding the cea -.t of the project before authorizing him to work on the project Motion by Thompson to concur with the action of the Planning Coassission and authorize the City Hanger to hiret the Planning Consultant for the purpose of site planning #-a Locke Park and one of the River Front sites, working with the Chairman of the Parks and Playgrounds Sub-CA m®ittwc? Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Wt SPLIT RE U$ST L., .S � #65-04 io Ails W112, LM 3 AUDITOR'S MMIVTS10 #39 David Anderson was present at the Council I tang to confer with the Council regarding the Lot Split Request. Mr. Anderson scat" that it was his original intent to build homes on the lots, but that it vas meat: pcsyibb�le to do so under any of the existing zoning regulations, Now he to requesting the Lot Split with the Intention of building doubles 'bungalows upon the property. Councilman. Bright stated that the land borders Industrial property and that he was favorably disposed to developing this land t:n this manner. Notion by Wright to concur with the action of the Planning Commission and allow the teat 'Split, L�S� 065 -04, the lot to be split down the middle making approximately t wo 512 foot lots Se toxnded by Kirkham. Vpe±an a voices vote, there being no nays, the, w- c.ion carried uuap -l=rj .,sly, • • lit➢%1 LNG BOARD =TING MINUTES - APRIL 14.,1965.' 8 Page 44 A Mr. Julkow *ki was present at the Council Meeting. Nye stated that he needed a Building Permit in order to be able to sign the papers required by the Postal Department for the construction of the Pont Office. IM signing should take place at 9800 A.M. on the following day. He stated further that the plans for the Post Office were given to him by the Postal Department and he had revised the plans to make them fit in with the rest of the construction of Moon Plaza. Mr. Julkowski stated that the Postal Building would be located upon the existing foundation aorth of the bakery in Moen Plana. Councilman Wright asked if the plans included a proposal for drive -up bones for depositing mail. Mrz Mkowski answered, "Tes, " and stated that Post Office persomel preferred that the boy: be located elsewhere in the parking lot, and for this reason it was not shown on the building plans Mayor Nee asked Mr. Julkowski ghat are plans for expanding the size of the Post Office in the future. Mrs Julkawaki answered that acceording to information he 'had, it did not appear to be the intentions of the Post Of'iice Department nt to make any expansion in the building. Councilman Wright suggested to the Mayor that he explain the use of the Post Office to the pvblic� The Haar explained for the information of the public that the Post Office would not be a full service Pest Office, but that it will supply all the services of thps Post Office except maid delivery. • Notion by Kirkham to grant the application, of Bernard Julkowski for a Building Permit for the construction of a Post Office at the north end of Moon Plana Shopping CAmt,er. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nabs, the motion carried unansiw)ualy. APPlaIOA_T_ ON BY D Ital EC M CONSTRUCTION OF A Pi1BI3IM S2+ORB AT M6. WEST AND a..mm.c�.- r�m+a.+ .r�racna.arr �s .caao OF RICE CRULUMA SHOPPING CX=RB Mt. Levy was present at the Oomxcil Meeting He :stated that the proposed furniture store would be 120 feet by 100 fe*t, to be built of concretes block with steel bar joist construction. The furniture *tore would be occupied and used by the Minneapolis Bounce Furnishings Company. The Mayor awked My, bevy whether there were any passibility of integrating the furniture *to-re with the property west of the 0oppiag center. I tt„ Lever anatmr *d, "Ner, " Councilman Wright asked Mr. levy how mucb of the area would brt black toppedU Mr, 4,*vy answered that all the parking lot arwa in front would be black topped, behind the stews, and on Mississippi Streets: the properry would be %o&red to the hope that sod would allow some of the run off water to 6".p away rather than adding additional runoff water to the area belbilnsd the shopping center, Mayor asked the consulting enginear, Mr. Comstock, whother there is enough grade on the slope of the parking lot: to enable the water on the parking lot to draio into Vviversity Avenue and thence into the *term drain construction for tlive:rsitr Avenue., Mr. Cams ock an* Bred that he wonnld have to check the grade of the patki ng lot and also the steam drainage contemplated (or construction an Page 5. University Avenue, but that he assumed with the proper construction of 64th • Avenue northeast, the water Could be drained into storm sewers on University Avenue. Councilman Wright asked Mr,, Comstock whether it would be preferable to drain the water from the parking lot into the west service road on University Avenue rather than draining it into the area behind the shopping center. Mr. Comstock answered, "Yes." He said the storm sewer line behind the shopping canter is too shallow to drain the area .properly. The Mayor asked Mr. Levy whether he were interested in the preliminary plat of Sylvan Hills Plat 8. Mr. Levy answered that he had worked on the design of the furniture store for some time, and that he preferred not to make a change in the plans of the furniture store. Mayor Nee stated that future construction of commercial property on Plat 8 of Sylvan Hills might make it preferable for the furniture store to have two main entrances, one facing the front of the present shopping center and one in the rear. Mr. Levy stated that such a construction was possible but that he preferred not to redesign the plans of the furniture store at this time. Motion by Thompson to concur with the action of the Building Board and grant the application of Fred Levy for the construction of a furniture store at the west end of Rice Creek Plaza Shopping Center. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried,unanimouslyd e 0 • The City Manager stated that Richard Brandt wished to withdraw his request for a permit to move a garage. BOARD OF'. APPEALS M gTING MINUTES v APRIL 14, 1965: Mr. Bjugan was present at the Council Meeting. He explained his reques,: for a side yard variance was due to the odd shape of the lot on which the property was located. The City Engineer showed plans of the area to the Council. Councilman Wright asked Mr. Bjugan how close the nearest construction on the next lot would be to the proposed garage on this lot. Mr. Bjugan answered 12 feet. Motion by'Sheridan to concur with the recommendation of the Board of Appeals and grant the request for a variance to Mr. Nils Bjugan, 5097 Topper Lane Northeast for the construction of a garage upon his lot. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote. there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. • • Page 6� LIC HEARING ON A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE YR M SECT'IM 45.361 AM SECTY( N &S-167 Mr. Vovisvert was not present ac the Council Meeting, No one else was present either in favor of or against the request for a variance. The City Manager stated that an objection had besn made to the Board of Appeals by Mr. Carlson5representing the Fridley lumber Company, relative to a service road which passed in front of the Fridley Lumber Company., The City Engineer stated that he believed the service road had bean dedicated to the City,. The City Manager stated that there is some question whether or not the service road hart been dedicated, that some service roads in the vicinity of the Fridley cumber Company have been dedicated to the City but not improved as agreed to by the property owners, and that he would check the status of these service roads SAFETY CO1T'TEE MEETING MINUTES - APRIL, 14, 1965: The City Manager explained the recommendations of the Fridley Safety Committee for the construction of the Phillips 66 Station at 57th Avenue Northeast and University, and the construction of the Gulf Oil Station on T.H� #65 north of 53rd Avenue Northeast Notion by Wright to receive the minutes of the Safety Committee Meeting of April 14, 1965 and concur with the recommendations of the Fridley Safety Committee. • Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. CMiUNICATION3 a I MC_TION: IdOC1Oil� IN�APAA� s g ?he City Manager explained that this item was being referred to the Council in order that the Council might decide which board the action should be referred to, or for the Council to decide vhether or not the request should be granted, Councilman Wright stated that as far as he could determine the reasons the ordinance required lockers to be located in the basements of apartment buildings were safety, and the convenience of the property owners, and that the requirement for safety might be for the storage of out board motors, gasoline, oil orcther combustible materials„ Councilman Sheridan stated that the location of the lockers in the building depended to some extent upon the style of the building construction. In the Skywood apartments there are lockers on each floor of the building located in the utility roams of the building. He stated further that the utility rooms were separate rotors in the building and as such satisfied the fire codes for storage of combustible materials in a separate fire gated room. Councilman Wright stated that he believed the Council ought to prohibit the storage of combustible materials in the apartments. Councilman Sheridan stated that one consideration is providing more living space in the apartments and locating the lockers for storage of materials not caumonly used for the convenience of the residents. He stated that if the apartments in this construction were larger than the usual size it might be more convenient for residents to store their propetty in lockers located in the apartments, Page 7. . The Mayor stated that the Council would probably want to look at the plans for the construction of the apartment building before coming to any decision. Motion by Thompson to refer to the Building Standards Committee the question of the 'building plans for the construction of an apartment by Mr. Steve Hawrysh. Seconded by IUrkcham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. JAYCEZSo CARNIVAL: The City Manager stated that the City Attorney probably should be asked whether or not it was possible for the Council to grant a license to the Fridley Junior Chamber of Commerce for the sale of beer at the Carnival. Councilman Wright asked whether the request for approval to hold the Carnival included approving any site for the Carnival. The City Manager stated that this depended upon whether or not the Council wished to stipulate a site. The City Attorney asked whether the Fridley Jaycees had been granted a license to sell beer at the Carnival before. The Mayor' answered, "No," and added that the Carnival would only last for three days. The City Attorney stated that he would need a few minutes to check whether or not it vas possible to grant the Fridley Jaycees a license to sell beer at the Carnival. A representative of the Fridley Jaycees was present at the Council Meeting and stated that the Fridley Jaycees wished to include in the list of probable sites for the Carnival the Franklin Manufacturing property. The City Attorney stated that the request for a permit to play Bingo at the Carnival would have to be made to the Council in writing in order to comply with state statutes, The Mayor • stated that the Council did not have any provisions for licensing Carnivals and Bingo games. The City Attorney stated that the state statute required that a permit be issued for playing Bingo, and that nothing in the charter prevented the City Council from giving the Fridley Jaycees a permit to play Bingo. The City Attorney stated later that nothing in the ordinance or in the charter prevented the Council from giving the Fridley Jaycees a permit to sell beer. as suggested that it, would be possible for the Council to waive the fees for a beer license and that than ordinance provides that the license to sell beer extends for a full year. Lotion by Wright to receive the letter from the Fridley Junior Chamber of Commerce, and approve the location of any of the sites for the Carnival mentioned in the letter from the Fridley Jaycees, and also the site of the Franklin Manufacturing Company property; to award a permit to play Bingo to the Fridley Jaycees when writtcu application for their permit is received, and to grant the Fridley Jaycees a license to sell 3.2 beor and waive the fen for the license. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. CITT ATTQtIZY -. POUGE CMMSION -. The Mayor stated that in the past no compensation has been paid to the members of the Police Commis &ion nor to the members of any of the other Commissions nor to the secretarys of the Commissions. Compensation for the Police Commission Secretary is set at a maximum amount of $100.00 per year. Councilman Wright stated that he had talked to the secretary of the Police Commission and that receipt of the money is not a critical item to the secretary, but the secretary has spent a considerable amount of time working for the Committee. Councilman llCirkham asked whether other secretaries have received any compensation for their work on the Commissions. The Page 8, City Manager stated that the secretaries for the other Commissions have usually been City employees who have taken minutes for the Commissions and used City facilities to record the minutes. Wilbur Whitnore, Chairman of the Police Commission, was present aL• the Council lboting. ae stated that during the past year the number of meetings of the Police Commission havo increased and Lhat the Commission found it necessary to hold regular meotinp where as it has not done so in past years. He stated that during the year of 1964 the Police Ccmmission held only 3 meetings. The secretary took minutes of the 3 meatings, issued a yearly report, and kept the records of the Police Commission, He stated further that he expected the amount of work of the Police Commission to increase. Notion by Wright to authoriae the City Manager to pay compensation of $100,00 this year to the secretary of the Police Commission. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nags, the motion carried unanimously. DBPARTMLNT OF CCMHERCE„ BUREAU OF CENSUS REPORT. Mayor Nee stated that he had received a preliminary report from the Bureau of the Census regarding the 1965 Census completed in Fridley. The report contained the findings of the census which found the population of the City of Fridley to be 24,759 as of April 1, 1965. He stated that the letter requested City officials to notify the Bureau of the Census if they believe the preliminary report to be incorrect, or if any population had not been counted in the process of completing the census. The City Attorney stated that a question might be raised whether • the residents of the rest home in the City of Fridley had been enumerated. Notion by Wright to receive the report from the Bureau of the Census, and to refer to the City Mmmger for investigation and recommendations, any reports of inaccuracies or omissions in the report. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. RED CRCBS REPORT-* The Mayor read the following report from the Red Cross outlining the work of the Bed Cross in the City of Fridley during the recent river flooding: April 19, 1965 1. &%.gear of families affected - -•- 50 (approximate figure) 2. *Jn er killed •-- •-- •- •--- - -•• -- none 3. Umber inj red -- • -- --- one 4. lhmber of Imes totally destroyed -- none 5. ibrmbetr of s major damage, such as basement cavein - -- none 6. Number of s minor dawrage ------ -- -- -- 25 7. Number of raisers - --- now S. Number of iness places affected - -- none 9. Number of milies evacuated - -•- approx. 50 ao ik1d ross . -- 25 b. ofthe City and on their con - -- 25 co goods authorized by AR+C in waretwuses - -- 22 2 houses donated by any Peterson Tr*sportation by EergerOs Transfer and Bob's Produce Page 9. d. No. families in Mass Shelter -- Redeemer Luth. Church - -5 fam.(33 people) is e. No. families initially in motels`- -7 at the time of evacuation now reduced to 2 families --7 people. (one member has measles) f. Also feeding 3 meals each day in shelter g. One nurse on duty all the time. W Owner- occupied - -- -about 90% 11. Employed - about 80% pension families about 20% 12. Value of hams approx. - - -- $8.000 to $14,000 13. ARC feels about 90% will apply for soma kind of assistance. 14. Emergency disbursing orders have been issued for food, clothing, etc. Motion by Sheridan to receive and file the report of the American Red Cross. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the notion carried unanimously. man ilMA1B - MORAL ASSISTA =; Mayor Nee read a latter written by Senator lbnsale to the City Council of the City of Fridley. The letter included a p=Vhlot of the Federal Aid available to relieve the flood disaster In the City. Wbtion by Wrigbt toIreceive au1 file the letter aci pamphlet from Senator Mmdals. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unaniso"ly. • P%OCLQW10N NAMING THE AME� BED CROSS AS A FLOOD RSHAEILITAT100 ACBNCY: Mayor Nee read a prebclamation designating the American Red Cross as the rehabilitation agency for victims of the flood disaster. The Mayor stated that in addition he has been advised by the American Red Cross that disaster teases of the American Red Cross have been removed from the City, and that two =@=bars of the rehabilitation team of tho American Red Crass will headquarter in the Madsen building to serve flood victims In Fridley and Coon Rapids. He stated further that the City of Fridley is very grateful to the American Rod Cross for its assistance during the flood disaster. PST1TiON W 5 -1965 TO DE1JM PORTION Of STREET P'RO.i6CT 1965 -1s Councilman Sheridan stated that he received a petition fray one of the property owners which had beam circulated amoung other property owners. The petition requested the Council to delete 58th Avenue from Quincy Street to Madison Street, Madison Street from Helene Place to 58th Avenue and Monroe Street from 58th Avenue to 59th Avemue from Streat Project 1965 -1. He stated that the reason for this petition is that property owners feel they cannot afford both sewer and street construction at this time, and that be would turn over the petition to the administration for processing. Councilman Sheridan stated further that the special assessments for the cost of this project on some of these lots are as high as $1,000 to $1,200 dollars per lot. The City manager directed the City Engineer to write a Change Order to be presented for Council approval at a future mating deleting these portions from Street Project 1965-1. Councilman Sheridan stated that not all property owners along these streets were in favor of this petition, including the person who had presented the petition • to him and circulated it among the property owners, Mayor Heo asked whether it would Page 10. be sensible to hold s hearing on this petition. Councilman Sheridan answered that the bid for this project was below the original estimate and that holding a hearing will have some value in that people may feel they can afford the lower cost. Notion by Sheridan to receive petition No. 5 -1965 and order a public hearing to be held at the earliest possible date.- Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no, nays, the motion carried unanimously. CCVSIDE3ATIOI4 OF FINAL, PLAT MSBRUCR 5TH ADDITLON: Rodney Billoan, representating Acres Inc., was present at the Council Meeting. The City Manager asked Mr. Billman'if he wanted the cost of the special assessments spread evenly among all the lots. Mr. Billman answered, "Yes." Councilotn Wright asked Mr. Billwin, what would happen to the agreement to spread the special assessments evenly if the lots were sold, Mr. Billman answered that buyers will have to accept the even spread of assessments. The City Manager stated that the number of years over which assessments Would be spread is up to the Council. Mr. Billman stated that they had increased the number of lots over which they wished to have the assessments spread to 79 lots. Councilm= Wright asked whore will the lift station serving Innsbruck 5th Addition be located. Mr. Billrran poim;ad out a location on the map and stated that the lift otaLion taauld be located on the boulevard. Councilman Sheridan noted that outlot #1 will bu used as a ponding area. Mr. Billow stated that outlot #1 is a pond at the present time, Council== Sheridan asked Mr. Billow whether he wanted to have the plat of Innsbruck 5th Addition approved as a preliminary plat, Mr. Billman answered, '"Teo." Caunci,lnaa Sheridan stated then. under present ordinances the assessments on storm severe could be spread for 20 yea rs and the assessments on streets could be spread for 10 years, Mrs Comstock stated that a 15 year bond issue could be issued for construction and the special assesnts might be spread aver the 15 year period. Councilman Wright. asked in it in owrder to move that the apecial assessments be spread ovar a 15 yraar peri.oJ. Hlayorp Iles.: asUeJ fir, Billman whethav it woU11 be all right with him to spread the assessments over a 15 year period. Mr. B 11man answered, "Yes." Marvin Brunsell stated that &u! to the 15 year bond issue it will be sore favorable to the City if all special asseosments are spread over a 15 year period, rise City Engineer suggested to Dir: btilman that he submit a letter to the Council waLving a bearing on consideration of the improvements. The City Manager stated that the hearing =at be hold anyway. The City Attorney stated that Mr. Billow need not at:steaad the beaming and could se nf! the equacit a letter waiving the hearing after it has ben held„ Hotina by 3 Tiaha. that in accordauce with tic indicated tutent &nd willingness of Mr. Billxtwx to accept the spread of mil ecial asses nts, that all special asses5ments ags.:v -,L lyroperty in, Innsbruck A&�Ition be #spread over a 15 year period. Seconded by %i ?kha 2t, Upoa a voice vote, there be-tag no nays, the motion carried unaniuxwallr. Page 11. • COMP%Allrt OF M. Ra=T CHRIMUSOU. YOUTH CSb]'lYlts Ur. Robert Christenson, a visitor to the Council Meting, stated that property cnwrs in the vicinity of the Fridley Youth Center, *specially the Fridley Bus Company, wished to enter a complaint against the vandalism caused by participants In Youth Center Activities. He stated that the vasadalisn consisted of smashed vindwso in tha busses, that first aid kits in the busses were stolen, vodka bottles and beer cans have veer littered over the area, �md telephone reels belonging to the Telephono Company were pushed around the vicinity. Itr, Christenson stated that he believed the purpose of the Youth Center was to provido supervised recreation for the young people attending the Youth Center, but that the operation of the Youth Center has done nothing more than give license to vandalism,, Net stated that parents leave their children at the Youth Center, drive off and go elsewhere and the Police Department has had more complaints concerning vandalism and other activities at the Mouth Center than anywhere else In the City of Fridley. Mr. Christenson stated further that hypodermic needles and pill bottles have beep found in the area of the Youth Center and that whereas these have been problems concerning young people in the past, the problems have increased ten fold during the time since the Youth Center had bean Patablishod and will be more evident in the Spring than they have been during the Winter. Mr, Christenson stated that he is not against the operation of the Youth Center, that ho had served on the Board of Dissectors of another r Youtb Canter tea years ago, and that he realized that operation of such a Youth Center requires the sorviw • of a full time, qualified, trained suparvisisor for the benatit of the young people sorvod by tho Youth C /eutcar<, Lb stated that it was his unlcarstanding that the Youth Cou%er did toot. lava aJoq.. to psercotuicl to propos<ly police. the vicinity of the Youth Cranzar. . lfr, Chrisa;:anson asked the Ceruncil to resolve the problem of vandalism in the vicinity of the Youth Center or close the Youth Center until the problems can be resolved. He astsed the Council to take some action to protect the residents in the vicinity of the Youth Ceater� Mr Christenson stated that last weak, upon a complaint givers to the Police Department, tho Police had found two girls and one boy inside a bus 'lying an soma insulations material and another boy standing bohind a lamp pole nearby. He stated that he believed this was the r6uponsibility of the Youth Center and not of the Police Depa>tmnt and asked the Council to talus action to provide adequate supervision over youth* at the Youth Center. Councilman Wright stated that the Board of Directors of the Youth Center know that there mould be problems involved in the operation of the Youth Center, that they tow,k the xetponsibility for conduct of tho young persons inside the Youth Center, but could take no revponssibility► for the conduct of youths outside the Youth Center. Councilman Wright stated further that trained supervision has been hired to oversee the operations of the Youth Center inside the Youth Center and oo complaints have beard brought to the attentions of tb# Council toocerving operation of the Youth Center on the premises of the Mouth Center itself. fie stated further that the Youth Center had carried otr ,activities which resulted in donations to chart r Lps and funds for gtheir public services and that he believed the wupervisian of the Youth Center insider the b>iti:lding was cowpetevC C'ouncilwan Wright astat:ed that pAerent.s had volunteo"red • Yo work with the Youth Center and while the number of parents who had done to is not Page 120 a large number it is sufficient to insure adequate supervision of youths while • they are in the Youth Center. Councilman. Wright stated that the Police Department had been requested to make periodic checks of the premises and the vicinity of the Youth Center outside the Youth Center when Center activities are taking place. The Police Department has complied with this request without being called. He stated that apparently activities of the Police Department are not sufficient to prevent all vandalism in the neighborhood of the Youth Center. Councilman Wright stated further that the Board of Directors of the Youth Center have adopted a policy of allowing youths to enter the Youth Center, but not alloying thews to return once they leave the Youth Center. Be stated further that he believed it would be unfair to the Mouths to control the behavior of every young person in the neighborhood on the basis of complaints against the behavior of a small minority of these people, and that whereas more police work is needed outside the Youth Center, the number of complaints and the amber of young people involved in complaints is a small minority of the total number of younG people attending the Youth Center. Mayor Nee stated that the Council is sympathetic to the request of Mr. Christenson and aware that his report is not exaggerated. Councilman Wright stated supervision inside tho Youth Center is good and commended the actions of the two male adult supervisors .inside the 'Youth Center. The Mayor atata4 further that when children were arrested and ttkoai to the Police Department for invaerigation it was often found that parents of the children were not home, and that in one case the parents had been in the Shorewood Lounge and the Police Department had been unable to contact them there because the parents had apparently left for a tavern in Spring • 'take Park, In another case, a child of fourteen was arrested for drinking bear. His mother did not want to coma down to the Police Station to pick him up but preferred to leave him at the Police Station until his father would come home after lo' clock; and the police took the child home,. Councilman Thompson stated that he wished the Council would. take action encouraging the Police Depar'tnsen4 to approhend juveniles in the vicinity of the Youth Venter when they have bewn found consuming liquor and charge theco with consumption of liquor as minors, Another visitor to the Council Meting, Mr. Nagel, sPtatad tlutt. the Veterans of Foreign Wags hold teenage dances in their facilities at Osborne Road, that following teenage dances, be*-r crane are found scattered over the property adjacent to the V.,Y,W„ building„ Be stated tbztt on one occasion 15 youths had advanced on his property for the purpose of otarting a fight, and had thrown rocks towards his property., The. Mayor stated that the Police Department was prepared to act when evidence was available of the miacoeduct of youths at these events, Councilman Wright rotated that this action is expected of a small minority of youths and holding a teenage davae or other activity really concentrate* these activities: in oxen place, Mr. Nagel stated that he preferred not to have these activities take place in the vicinity of his property, R■ yBYN${/ O�.yt�)Q■�iomA/t�3C!„ {[� :59 -1.! 65 - ogF mmq Y'RARi,Y nomitvC or T'.H, f47 AND RBQUBSTINC The City Lager ?read Resolution No,: .59- 1965 to t:be Ccmnc i i _ Councilman. Wright moved to adopt Resolution No; 59- 1965. seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nay*, the motion cao�ri*d anaoiawuO y Page 13. PROPOSAL FOR COOP$8AT'IaN BY .M C1 FOR CLEAN UP OF MW DAMAM III RIVSIIV Councilman Sheridan presented a memorindum suggesting designating Fire Chief Hughes to coordinate activities of the City to clean up flood damage in Riverview Heights, authorizing the City to furnish City personnel and equipment, authorizing tho City to work with volunteers, and provide voluntear personnel wi::h equipment for the purpose of cleaning up the flood damage, Lbtion by Sheridan to adopt tae tmorandum for cooperation of the City in the clown. aup of flood damage is Riverview Bcights. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, fhe notion carried unanimously. C+ Mayor Nee stated that he had a communication from Senator Ho#un in regard to a Senate Bearing to be held in Room 28 of the Senate Office Building on Wednesday, April 21, 1965 at 9000 A.M. This hearing concerns the request of the City of Fridley to enable the City to license private on -sale and retain public off•sale liquor stores. He stated that the Senator vished to have any members of the Council A* could do so, the City Manager and Robert Christenson attend the seating. CL& ° U—M Motion by Sheridan to approve General and Public Uailities Claims #4947 through • #5063. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Notion by Thompson to approve Uquor Claims #7327 through #7398. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. §UV�IAUS $ Notion by Wright to approve the following estimates: Comstock b Davis, It e. Consulting Engineers 1446 County Road "J' Minneapolis, Mi=wsolta 55432 Furnishing of resident inspection and resident supervision for the staking 'lout of construction work. Estimate 09 - Sanitary Soar and pater improvement Project No. 67 4964 Sanitary Soarer mad Water Program) (Partial) S 25.00 Estimate #6 - Storm Seiner tmproverrmnt Project Lim. 5-3 01ortb of T.R. 0100, east of T.B. #47) (Partial) 4 55.00 Satimate #5 - water imptovamsnt Project No. 34-Q2 • (Pumping Ustal tion and Pusphouse - Well #6 (600 - 63rd Avenue Nortbeast) (Partial) S 505.00 • n U • Page 14,, Estimate 02 ® Water 1mravemeat Project Ilo o 75 ®A (Thre@ additional drift wells) (Partial) 207.50 Estimate #1 - Mrodification of Existing wells Dater Improvement Project No. 34.8 (Pumping Equipment Existing W*lls 2, 3, 4, b 5.) (Partial) $ 12.50 $ 805.00 Seconded by Sheridand Upon a voice vote, those being no nays, the notion carried unanimously. g it Notion by Sheridan to Approve the electrical contractors licenses attached to the minutes. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. lotion by Wright to approve the excavators licenses attached to the minutes. Seconded by Thompson¢ Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the notion carried unanimously. Motion by Thompson to approve the licenses for gas services attached to the minutes. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the notion carried unanimously. Councilman 'Wright asked tho City Manager whether there vas any additional action to be taken upon tho',application of Donald L. Anderson Builders, Inc. The City Hawser answered, "No." Councilman Wright asked the City Manager whether the license of Donald L. Anderson Builders, Inc. was currently under revocation, suspenoionor some other disciplinary action of the Council. The City Manager anomrad, 'Its*. 11 Notion by Wright to approve the general contractors licenses attached to the minutes, vith the craception of no approval for the license application D. L. Anderson Builders, I=. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Notion by Uright to pprove the general contractors license for D. L. Anderson, Builders, Inc. Seco by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Motion by Wright to approve the licenses for heating contractors attached to the minutes. Seconded by Thompson,, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Nootion by Thompson t¢ approve the masonry contractors licenses attached to the minutes. Seconded b Kirkham& Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.!, Motion by Kirkham to approve the licenses for oil burner services attached to the minutes. Seconded bar Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being so says, the motion carried unanimously. Page 15. Notion by Sheridan to approve the licenses for plastering contractors attached to • the minutes. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the notion carried unanimously. Notion by Thomson to approve the licenses of plumbing contractors attached to the minutes. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Motion by Kirkham to approve the licenses for roofing contractors attached to the minutes. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Motion by Kirkham to approve the licenses of sign hangers contractors attached to the minutes. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. ibtion by Sheridan to approve the Well drilling licenseaf Bruie L4§& g Well Drilling attached to the minutes. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Motion by Thompson to approve the cigarette licenses attached to the minutes. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimasly. Motion by Thompson to approve the gun license of the FMC Corporation No. Ord. Division attached to the minutes. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there • being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Motion by Kirkham to approve the mining license of the Minnesota Silica Sand Company attached to the minutes. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the notion carried unanimously. Council== Wright asked Whether any investigation bad been made of the solicitor Who is applying for a license to operate in the City of Fridley. The Manager stated that the Police Department had conducted an Investigation and found no reason to deny a license to the solicitor. tbtion by Kirkham to approve the solicitor's Iicense for Smith's Mobile Vaeum Service, Inc attached ''to the minutes. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no osys, the notion carried unanimously. Motion by Kirkhm to approve the drive -in theatre license attached to the minutes. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the notion carried unanimously. Comneilman Sheridan asked wbotiar the City ass licensing eoin operated day cleaning establishments as well as professional dry cleaning establishments. Marvin Bransell answered that the license for dry cleaning establishments was the licensing of the delivery truck for the dry eleaning establishment and not for the dry cleaning establishment itself, Motion by Sheridan to approve the license of G b 8 Corporation for operating a • delivery truck attached to the minutes. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Page 16. Notion by Sheridan to approve the livestock license of Chester Potasek attached • to the minutes. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. The City Manager stated that another taxicab operator had applied for a license, this taxicab operator was located in Spring Lake Park and intended to operate out of Holly Center in Fridley. The taxicab operator would provide 24 hour service and has asked for a license for S cabs. Mr. Clifford Piper owner of Cliff's Taxi Service was present at the Council Meeting. Notion by Wright to approve the taxicab licenses for the Fridley Cab Company and Cliff ®s Taxi Service attached to the minutes. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Mayor Diem. stated that there was some question concerning the license of one of the usad car lot operators as this used car lot operator had several complaints filed against hlu for trespaseing on the easement of T.H. #47. The City Attorney stated that some of the land belonging to the used car lot operator was in the process of condemnation. Motion by Sheridan to approve the used car lot licenses attached to the minutes. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the notion carried unanimously. lotion by Thompson to approve the delivery track licenses attached to the minutes. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being so nays, the notion carried • unanimously. Notion by Thompson to approve the service station licenses attached to the moot". Seconded by Kirkham.' Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Motion by Wright to approve the cafe licenses attached to the minutes. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a',voice vote, there being no mays, the notion carried uman" omsly. Motion by Wright to $pprova the garbage collection licenses attached to the minutes. Seconded by Sheridan.: Upon a voice vote, there being no says, the motion carried unanimously. Motion by Wright to approve the travern licenses attached to the minutes. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a! voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried munimously. Motion by Sheridan to approve the combination an and off sale licenses attached to the miustes. Second" by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Motion by Kirkhas to approve the off sale licenses attached to the minutes. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, tba notion carried Unanimously. Page 17. • tbtion by Wright to approve tho cigarette licenses attached to the minutes. 6oconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unautamsly,, Motion by Kirkham to approve the cafe license for the Frontier Club attached to the minutes. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motionn carried unanimously. Councilman Kirkham asked whether it is the practise of the City to issue a license for the operation of the refreshment stand on Moore Lake Beach. Marvin Srunsell answered that he was not sure whether the City did so or could do so or not. The City Manager stated that the administration will check the matter. Councilman Sheridan stated that he wished to propose the following appointments: the appointment of Leonard Jankowski of 6996 Northeast Hickory Drive to the Board of Appeals to replace Steve Gabrick and William Veigans, 1060 Lynda Drive to the Recreation Commission to the vacancy created by the resignation of Whitney So Graeff. Councilman Urigbt proposed the names of SegwaliBeckdahl of Riverview Terrace to the Board of Appeals and Ales Nwcak of 112 Panorama Avenue to the Recreation Commission. Councilman Wright stated that Mrs Kursk is a resident of the southern part of Fridley and would provide representation of this part of Fridley to the Recreation Commission. He stated that the Recreation Commission in the past has not carried on a great number of activities for the southern part of Fridley and perhaps this would attract greater participation of the residents in the southern part of Fridley to the Recreation Commission programs. Councilman Wright further proposed that as a compromise, Leonard .Jankowski be nax3d to the Board of Appeals and Alex Kuarak be named to the Recreation Commission. Cooncilman Sheridan stated that he had explained to the nominee that appointment to the Recreation Coa mission would be an interim appointment, that the Recreation Committee will probably be merged with the Parks and Playgrounds Committee sometime during the year and that he will be expected to resign at the time of the merger, Councilman Sheridan stated further that Leonard Jankowski works as a real estate ageot and has considerable knowledge of property values, the effects of granting variances and other actions of the board of Appeals upon changes in property values. Councilman Wright asked *bother Leonard Jankowski ware doing business in Fridley. Councilman Sheridan anwered that Hr Jankowski does not conduct such business in Fridley at the present time. Councilman Thompson asked whether Mr. Jankowski had bey ac.tivo in the Prid'iey Junior Chamber of Commerce in the past� Councilman Sheridan aged, "Yes,," Councilman Tho tong stated that in his opinion the southern pert of Fridley will benefit from greater development of recreation programs for this part of, Fridley and that he believed representation on the Recreation Comiewtoo, vlLt be of bawfit to the. 4outhern pant of Fridley. Hbtton by Sheridan to replace Steve Jo Gabrick on the Board of Appeals, who had reaigne.d his position, with leopard Jasak*wski,, 6996 Northea. *t Hickory Drive, Se",vderd byr Kirkham, V-pon a voice vote, thane being no na,yio, the motion carried is umantmously„ Page 18. lotion by Wright to name Alex Jbrak to the vacancy created by the resignation . of Whitney S, Graeff on the Recreation Commission. Seconded by Thompson, Upon a voice vote, there being no nabs, the motion Carriud unanimously, M a REXAUM E% 10.Yi Y = O lotion by Wright to reconsider appointments to the Duman Relations Committee, Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the notion carried menimously. lrlayor Mw stated that he would again offer the names of James Thomson and Darrel Hiller as appointments to the hmssn Relations Committee, lotion by Thompsoa to concur with the appointment* wade by the Mayor to the Human Relations Committee. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the notion carried unanimously. AlTt4ICJl1° m M PSMT TO qCUPi! 1;AAx%SR2 Notion by Sberidaa to reissue the license and pendt to occupy a trailer to Cletus C. lieu Seconded by Kirkham. Council'aa Sheridan stated that he had revienvd the occupancy of the trailer by the father -in -law of Cletus Nei, That the location of the trailer is good and to not considered by the neighboring property owners to be detriausntal to their property and that Cletus net has brought the plumbing facilities and services of the trailer house rap to the standards required by the Plumbing Inspector, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. 0 BB CC7 n0.60m 965 Motion by Kirkham to adopt Resolution No, 60.1965. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. 1965 - ABATING A 11s Motion by Sheridan to adopt Resolution No, 61-1965. Seconded by Wright. Upon a vaLce vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. - Couaz>ilmaa Thompson stated that he wished the Council to consider approval of a resolution expressing the sincere appreciation of the Council and the City to all �lity employes for their service put forth during the period of flood and high water -, The City Manager stated that the administration and the City employees appr tciated the backing and the work the Council has douse on behalf of the admi istration and City employees during the period of flooding and highwater. Motion by Tyson to adopt the above Resolution too. 62 -1965. Secoadod by Sher,',Aan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried vnanimously. • Page 19,, • ADJOVgta�ms There being no further business, Mayor Hea declared the meting adjourned at 11.0 is P.M. R"Pectfulty sube4ttedt ,(- tvwp.,o4 rgynond so sodo Secretary to the Page 20. THK MiNUTgS OF THE SPECLAL COUNCIL METING OF AP'RU 26, 1965 • A Special !Meeting of the Council of the City of Fridley was called to order by Mayor Nee at 8tO0 P.M. Members Present: Nee, Kirkham, Sheridan, Wright, Thompson NeWars Absent: None DEES �M 20MW; JUREAU M THE 003 - COMMICATLON: Mayor Net announced, that the Bureau of the Census will place an ad in the sewspapers asking people who are residents of the City of Fridley to notify the Bureau if they believed they were not enumerated during the recent census. Sheldon Mortenson was present at the Council Meeting. He presented plans to the Council shoving the layout of the restaurant in the Skywood Mall Shopping *enter. The Plans showed a setback of 50 feet for the restaurant. Sheldon Mortenson stated that the ordinance required a setback of 80 feet. He said that as a result of the reduced setback, there will be a driveway in front of the building with parking in the back of the building. Councilman Wright asked how • close the nearest building would be to the proposed restaurant. Mr. Mortenson answered that the building would be in line with the grey house presently located on the property and that plans are not to build on the adjoining lot. Councilman Wright asked if the owners plan to build a motel in conjunction with the restaurant, eventually. Sheldon Mortenson answered, "No, not here." The City Attorney stated that be believed construction of the restaurant will bo a real credit to the cooaauaity. Councilman Thompson stated that it was conceivable the Minnesota Highway Department might object to the reduced setback of the restaurant since the Highway Department wants good road visibility. Sheldon Mortenson stated that he believed there would be more congestion of traffic in the area with parking in front of the restaurant and an 80 foot setback for the restaurant, than there woviltl be with the prevent plans for a 50 foot setback and parking behind the restaurant. The City Manager suggested that the Council could approve the request for a reduced setback with reluctance, and suggest no parking be allowed in front of the restaurant, Mrs Nortenaon asked the Council whether they mould merely pass a not -ion etat-_ag that they were receptive to the idea of changing the setback for the restaurant. He stated that the idea for Lhe reduced ,setback was a suggestion of the real estaLe agent, that the architec.L who will design the restaurant has not done so and might locate the building at 80 feet or some other figure. Mayor Nee stated t:.hat he tats in favor of granting the request., The City Manager suggested that the Council pa &t a motion saying that, they will cooperate within all legal restraim t* to help a Howard Johnson Restaurant to locate in. the City of Fridley. Counci.lra.w Thompson stated that he believed the Howard Johnson Restaurant would be a good addition to the City of tridley and- that the City of Fridley ought to cooperate with they builders as much as possible, Page 21. Mayor flee stated that Senate file, uo� 1711 requires the 11,;SoSS,Do to add communities to its membership at the request of the City Council of the eommua£ty and the vote of the people to assume its share of the bonded indebtedness of the Diat;ricta He stated, further, that he believed this bill does not create any disadvantage to Fridley, since the revenue from the additional members in the District will decrease the proportion to be paid by the City. He stated that the North Suburban Sanitary Sewer District was not obliged to provide sewers immediately for these communities but only to plan for them, and that the bill does not provide to the additional communities anything which the District did not originally plan to provide to totem The Mayor stated that the capacity in the sewage lines of the District is paid for out of user charges and that the only detriment that he could foresee In the addition of moro members to the District would be *hAt the majority on the board might change, 'the Mayor stated further that the bill allows the District to perform planning west of the river, if the District wishes to do so.. The bill provides that effluent may be discharged into the Sty. Anthony Pool. Mayor Nee stated that the present Board of the North Suburban Sanitary Sewer District is limited to 11 members, that with the addition of more communities to the District a reapportionment of the representation of the District will have to be made based on the population of the District, The bill provides for a means by which communities may be dissociated from the District, however, the proceeding is difficult. An amendment to the bill provides that the N,S,S_S,D. have access to the river for the discharge of treated effluent. This amendment was added to the bill apparently, to induce the District to add more communities to its membership. 34yor Nee stated that Senator Sosenmeier wished to kill the metropolitan area bill and provide the District with access to the river for the discharge of treated effluent, and provide for the establishment of a Southwest Sanitary Sewer District. He stated that he believed the solution to be a correct one and a sensible one to the problems of tba. area, Mayor Nee ,stated further that Senator HOiucp had advised his that if the amendment providing access to the river for the discharge of treated effluent does not pass or is detached frm the bill, that Senator Ho um will have the bill, killed. Mayor Net stated that it had been the policy of the District at the present time not to grant the request of the Village of Lexington and the Village of Circle Pines for membership in the N „S 6 S J S „D, In order that support for the bill might be increased by these communities. Councilman Sheridan, asked whys are terms in the bill given as limiting the discharge of effluent The City Manager answered that the provisions of the bill limited the discharged effluent to the standards of the Water Pollution Control Coamission and did not limit the quantity of the effluent which could be discharged into the river, Cou.aacilman Sheridan asked what action the N.S�S,S-D, could take in the future if the State or Federal Govern ant were to raise the standards of acceptable • effluent discharged into the river, The Mayor answered that the standard as Page 22. • presented by the Water Pollution Control Commission provided that, effluent . dischargoJ into the river have almost the same quality as that of drinking water and that he could foresee no change in the otandards since the standards provided that J© to 95% of the solids be reduced from the sewage an3 that equipment could remove 95% of solIJa depending on the flan of sewage through the plants The plant furtheroore could provide heavy chlorination to the effluent during the periods of lou river flaw. Councilman't7right stated that the standards for the discharge of the effluent depended upon the low level of the river, that the dilution capacity of the effluent was a factor in determining the character of the discharged effluent, and that there is no arbitrary ceiling on the number of cubic feet per second which could be discharged into the river. The Mayor stated that the effluent dill be of higher quality than the present water in the river* Councilman Wright asked whether it were possible for the District to grow as such as it aeoded or wanted to in the future. The Mayor answered, "Yes." Motion by Thompson to adopt Resolution No. 63-1965. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Mayor Nee stated that he bad called the Governer's office to try to find out if the Governerva office was of the opinion that the bill would not be passed. Be stated the Governer's office did not wish to render an opinion since there is a question of whether or not the Governer would veto the bill, The City Manager stated that there were two bills of this nature in the legislature this session: • one bill, proposed by the Minnesota League of Municipalities, is not likely to be passed this session; the other bill is being supported by Senator Rosenmeier. The league bill provides that the majority of the communities in a District that wish to adopt a project may do so by a majority vote„ Mayor lien stated that Senator Rosenmeier has been very co®perative and has helped the City of Fridley to a number of ways during the session and that he did not like to oppose the Senator on this bill. The City Attorney stated that it was generally to the interest of the City to oppose the bill in order to retain all the authority that a home rule City noxmalky has. The Mayor stated that there are no limitations in the bill specifying how far the legislature may go in determining the actions of a immicipality in conjunction with other municipalities. He stated that the legislature could discriminate arbitrarily without any recourse to the local community. He stated that he believed this to be a violation of the sense of home rule which is given to Cities having home rule chatters. The City Attorney stated that on a particular problem provisions of this bill weight be all right, but that he believed the bM violated the principle of home rule, The Mayor stated that he thought this bill would provide an opportunity for the legislature to interfere in the affairs of the local community and to resolve the problems of local comuuai,ties without the consent or action of local officials elected by the cowmfflities� Councilman Wright stated that he believed it would be necessary for the Council to indicate what they believe is in the best interest of the City of Fridley. He stated that he .would therefore propose that the resolution as presented to the is Council; be amended and that part 1 of the resolution have tho words added to it Page 230 "in its present form. " Mayor Nee stated that in regard to statement 2 of the resolution that be believed the Council could support some form of provision • concerning local consent, Councilman Wright suggested that statement 2 be amended to read; "Providing certain specific limitations on the local consent requirement," He stated further that the third sentence of the resolution should read, "whereas this Council is and has been opposed to legislation that by general lawn authorizes the legislature to circumvent the constitutional requirement of local consent," motion by Kirkham to adopt Resolution No. 641965 as corrected. Seconded by fteridano Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. The City Manager passed out copies of Resolution No, 65 ®1965. 1% stated that he had inserted the words designating the City Manager as the authorized representative for disaster cost rciabursement, aletaough the Cecil could designate anyone as this persona Be stated further that the application for disaster cost reimbursement will be made Public Lawn #875. The City will work with the Office of Emergency Planning to obtain funds for disaster relief. Under the provisions of Public Lew 0873, inspectors from the Office of Emergency Planning will be in the City of Fridley to inspect the damage done by the recent floods. In order to provide the inspectors Frith infor=tion; as to location of the damages, the City Engineer had prepared a map delioea.ting the areas and describing the kind of damage which has -)c+curred in each area, The City Ensine4r *bowed the map to the Council. Councilman • Sheridan stated that he thought that Jupiter Street should be designated on the map and included in the application for reimbursement of disaster costs since the stmt had eroded to the point where the sewage piping is visible in the street. Mayor Uet gtrated that Chaoncsl Road had bey eroded considerably during the flood and augaested that perhap* tbit str•e *t should be included in the map for the inspection Ceram to io tc at, coun a lmsn Wr i<glit staged that clean up in the parks should be included, and that debris clean up on Cihasev Island be included in the application for reimburaem"t of fund * -, lbti.on by Wright to adopt Resolution Noy. 65 -1965, Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no males, the motion carried unanimously. C(ittSIDRff -((X1 [ POSSIBLZ RKMAL PROJECT'S *-N dt'IVEftWXW 1919 Mayor N" stated that he had cca mmicated with the office of Senator McCarthy regarding obtaining funds for possible renewal projects in Riverview Heights, He stated that Elmer Binford, Housiag & home Finance Agency in Chicago, said that any reasonable project would probably be approved" The City should proceed to set op a redevelopment authority to obtain fund* for urban renewal, and under proytotans of the law, 751,,, of the co *t will be paid by the Federal Government aad 25% by the local Gover ut, The City, following renewal of the area, will thvz purcba *e the land from the authority and use the lazed for parks, The purchase p•x• ce of the land wail.'i be the appraisal, value of the land :following renewal. The C i.ry At torat -y stated that in an action in which he represented Walter Harris, he had sold two►.lots for the price of $800 and that no dwellings were located on the lot* Tbo, ctty Engtne.:r pre sited a map which showed tho locatioos of the hwnz7 • past 24. • in the area of the proposed urban renewal, and the flood plain within the 816 foot contour* Mayor floe sugaontod that tho elevation line for the flood plain be changed to an elevation of 820 feet and that the area be extended to include access to than highway for the future use of the parka. The Mayor asked the Council ubether or not the Council wished to proceed with the project to obtain urban renewal funds to improve the area and turn it into a City Park if the project is feasible. Councilman Wright asked rally the project was extended to Kimble Street. He suggested that it be changed to include the area bounded by Fairmont, Hugo, Cheryl, and Apex Streets* He suggested that the Planning Consultant be authorised to study the area in conjunction with the Planning Commission to delineate the area in more detail. Councilman Kirkham stated that the project should be extended to include not only the park but other purposes of urban renewal to the north and east of the area as well. Councilman Thompson stated that he believed the Council should proceed with the project now since the timing is favorable to the project. Councilman Sheridan stated the Council would never know whether or not the application for Federal Funds for Urban Renewal in this area would be available unless they were to ask for the grant. The City Attorney suggested that it would be to the benefit of the City to include vacant areas and to spread the area for urban renewal over cheap land, that cheap housing values in the area would reduce the entire value of the project and make the purchase of the land for park property, later on, a lower cost to the City* Motion by Wright to request the Planning Commission, and to authorize the Planning Consultant together with the Planning Commission, to proceed immediately with a study of Aivorview Heights for the purpose of conducting an urban renewal project and constructing a future City Parkin the area, and present recommendations • to the Counall at the earliest costible dais Seconded by 'Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, t e t on carried uwaisly. CiAl3i &G& CITY Q RUSSELL UMM o The City Hanager read the claim against the City by Russell Underhill. Motion by Sheridan to waive written notice and to consider the claim against the City by Russell S. Underhill. Upon a roll call vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously* notion by Kirkham to receive the claim of Russell S. Underhill against the City and refer it to the administration for processing. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. SUSPERSION OF BUUb=C M! TS IN RMRVTZW HEIt'H'!,'8s The Mayor stated that he wished to have the Council suspend, temporarily, the granting of Building Permits in Riverview Heights since this area might be included in an urban renewal project. Motion by Sheridan to suspend granting of Building Permits in Riverview Heights within the 825 foot contour line until June 7, 1965. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the notion carried unanimously. • Page 25. AD�O�fJBlNE}E�"�i'i' o There being no further business, Mayor Nee declared the meeting adjourned at 9035 P.M. Respectfully submittads Uymond S. Ba4e secretary to the Cou ell i I I • • CITY OF FRIDLEY .14OL1 =21TY, ZTE1948SOTs1 HO710E OF )C ARIINiG OF ASSESSHRIT FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 140* 1963 -2 Notice is' hereby given that the Council of the City of Fridley will meet at the City Hall in said City on the 3ed day of May 1965, at 8 :00 o'clock P,M, to heat and pass upon all objections. if any, to the proposed assessments is respect to the following improvement, to -Wits STREET IMPROVEMEITT PROJECT 1103 1963 -2 The proposed assessment roll for each of said improvements is now on file and open Ito public inspection by all persons interested. in the office of the Clerk of said City. ' At said hIearing the Council will consider written or oral objections to the proposed assessments for each of said improvements. The general nature of the improvements and each of them is the construc- tion of concrete curb and gutter in the lands and streets desibmated as foil": 1. Central Avenue - Mississippi Street to Osborne Road The area 'proposed to be assessed for said improvements and each of theca • is all that lalnd benefited by said improvements or each of them and lying within the general area of the above noted streets. Said improvements will be assessed against the properties within the above noted areas in whole or in part proportionately to each of the lands therein contained according to the benefits received, GATED THIS 5TH DAY OF APRIL, BY ORDER OF THS CITY COUNCIL C)' THE CITY OF FRIDLEY ATTEST- MAYOR - William J, 14" Cl TY CLERK Publish: The Record - Fridley Edition April 14� 1965 April 21. 1965 G 27 0 TO: M 8 M 0 Manager and City Council 8 April 1965 FROM: Mairvin C. Brunsell, Finance Director SUBJECT: Final Assessment Roll - 1963-2 Street Project The 1963 -2 Street Project involves the construction of the concrete curb on Central Avenue from Mississippi Street to Osborne Road. The Curb was not installed slang the entire area, however, The attached map shows what sections of Central Avenue • did have concrete curb installed. Final payment has been made on this project and the work has been complete. • CITY OF FRIDLEY 3IREET IMPROVDIENT PROJECT NOo 1963 -2 • Petition Received: (Date) Object: Referred to Council: (Date) Disposition: Preliminary Plans and Specifications Received: (Date) Estimated Costs Hearing Held: Disposition: Bids Opened: (Date) • Award Made: (Data)' Contractor: Contract Price: Contract Coatpisted� (Date) FINAL: Advertising C Contractor"*, Legal and Pis Administrativ Assessment Contingencies its and Postage lot ii Costs Costs -it Special Unit Cost: Area to be Assessed: Method of Assessment: Hearing on Assessment Roll: (Date) 2.8 Agreement between County and City Concrete Curb and Gutter - Central Avenue from Mississippi Street to Osborne Road October 7. 1963 Agreement between City and Jounty regarding this improvement dated October 7, 1963 November 4, 1963 - Resolution No. 171 -1963 Resolution Receiving Preliminary R&port and Calling a Public Hearing. $8,500.00 November 18, 1963 Resolution No. 190 -1963 - Ordering Improve- ment and Final Plans and Speeificatfoas and Approving Plans and Providing for Bids December 2, 1963 (At County) December 2, 1963 (At County) Dunkley Surfacing Co.. Inc. $119,430.10 - City of Fridley °s portion 995.20 February 10, 1965 $ 64.86 4,995.10 50.00 148.83 50.00 $5.308.79 $5.308.79. - 46340 • $1.15 per foot Property abutting Central Avenue from Mississippi Street to Osborne Road 10 Year Assessment May 3, 1965 R..iNntrl k.I I Rx. u ` I -_- •-� C(ltJnty �•� AOAO '• O �•. / �- 06{iOnN //2 I CITY OMITS ' f / E,LEMENT.ARY / C 6L 75TR AVE. NE. \Y r1' • I I � e i e I � U r . " PROP, PARK I I Jl l 11i'1LL.�_L E ( TATS AID 3C7 oe _ FI'� 306 LOCKS, PhRh J :d ♦3 "j .. J I ��5!�� ,l� J. NZ kj _ `7 ON' T C � _t ✓ �i / ` � ;l � %f P 7 �i A1-�r '� DDA`j�'S� �� / �r • tl 1 e JJJ br Q . � �r ",' � � 7 � s '4 •ts � 2sl _ _ T�= r' --'Y�" ^'`mss l` ah .��.•- s',�'' 'r'` ° 5U8• 1 21 -- ---i.J � Jl� - _1 - r/ I ISCI.00L IDST. Ta) S�ADOI}� /ON1''e 1 "ul•I --: STRECT COJNTY R A , l E S O F p) 19 a .� G l3 1 el 7 t ` L. t l..' •`f •`- ENE, ` t �1 T 4•f W t CC_ yy i l f J `• d c • C' ,FRID £ C J e r w /r w c iC• +I �, .i r. a C` �• �•.�Q„ ZPnN cemw,.°i.I 2:9 � Z,m1 cM 'WI Za,N Cel .i.1 Rh �I o.O- -- CITY LIMITS' I71 l j 7 li I ~ l I' la� '� u�;CRycNI '� :SU3GY /S: Ic �NN, r. /VO /291 I , T1 2 ' Pi+OP 5 if AU 307 I .........., z' l : MErx:' I REVISED yoo- 235 .l it -. AUDI R'S SU3 71 \ EIGE RICE GRE y JC y r sl e T k-1 AVE. FV 1 2 14 [cam � -1 I L �'' � „jam -- ;1II�:•::•� I .•CO! I,TY Pn_ft R3 an V I AUD /TO S I $UB.° // Q CITY OF FRIDLEY • ASSESSMEWT ROLL STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 1963 -2 (Curb 3t Gutter) Central Avenue Amount of Lot Block Adds ition Foot# a Assessment Parcel 920 Dnplatted Section 12 100 $ 115*00 Parcel 950 134 154x10 Parcel 4640 371 426.65 Parcel 4780 140 161.00 15 3 Don's Fifth Addition 75 86:25 16 3 75 86.25 17 3 100 115.00 Parcel 1540 Auditor's Sub. #10 210 241..50 Parcel 1580 (lot 6) 33 37.9S Parcel 1800 (lot 7) 185 212075 Parcel 1810 (lot 7) 5 5.,75 Parcel 2000 (lot 10)' 102 117,30 Parcel 2060 (lot 11) 120 138.00 Parcel 2080 (lot 12) S0 57.50 4D Auditor's Sub. X121 80 92.00 • 4E 4S 160 80 184;00 92.00 Parcel 630 240 276.00 Parcel 740 80 92.00 Parcel 860 80 92000 Parcel 880 80 92.00 Parcel 900 80 92000 Parcel 920 80 92.00 Parcel 900 (lot 13) Auditor's Sub. #129 199 228485 Parcel 920 (lot 14) 132 151.80 Parcel 1220(iot 17) 150 172.50 Parcel 1300 120 138.00 Parcel 1310 182 209.30 1 4 Gunderson Terrace 125 143475 2 4 125 143.75 18 1 'Central View Manor 65 (side) 74,75 18 (Par.900) 2 55 (side less 3011) 63.25 S.75'of Lots 94110 Dennis Addition 75 86 :25 Pt.of L.9&10(Par.380� 75 86.25 Pt.of L.9&10(Par.360 100 115.00 1 1 Erco's lot Addition 85 97.75 • 2 1 85 g 9977.755 4 1 95 s45 5 1 84 96.60 1 1 Walnut Addition 151 173.65 4634 $5,329,10 Cost: $5.308,79'4 4334' = $1.15 per foot 30 • • Notices Sent STUST IMPROVEM11T PROJECT 1963-2 Central Avenue - Mississippi Street to Dsborne Road A d� i� tion Name Address ONPLATTSD SECTLON 12 Parcel 920 Parcel 950 Parcel 4640 Parcel 4780 DON'S 5TR ADDITION Lot Block 15 3 16 3 17 3 I A1mITOR °S SUB. #10 Parcel 1540 Parcel 1580 Parcel 1800 Parcel 1810 Parcel 2000 Parcel 2060 Parcel 2080 AUDITOR °S SUB, #21, Lot 4D 4E j 4S Parcel 630 Parcel 740 Parcel i 860 j Parcel 880 Parcel 900 Parcel 920 31 Donald Lo & Ione Anderson 6061 Woody Lane NB Frederick F, & Artilla Erickson 7571 Central Ave. NB Peter R. Brook (Trailer Park) 7450 Central Ave. NE Florence M, & Gladys Morris 635 So. 47th St., San Diego, Calif, Donald L. & lone Anderson N John & Agnes Cochran Leonard & Jean Cochran I$ Herbert W. Bacon, Jr. & Byron V. Bacon Mylo W. & Camilles Parks Steiger & Gartman Garage, Inc. Herbert W. Bacons Byron V. Bacon & Herbert W. Bacon, Jr?' Viola A. & Lester Pangburn Lawrence D. Helen Schmitt Julia Wright Theron & Margaret Wright Theodore Ginsberg Seymour Ginsberg Harold J. & Ardsllis Neil A, T. Ridinger Myrtle H. Schmidler Karl Klopfer Bronson - Erickson Thomas H. & Muriel raylor Andrew G. & Tillie Anderson 6061 Woody Lane NE N 6581 Central Ave. 6437 Central Ave. N 6525 Central Ave. 6501 Central Ave. 6519 Central Ave. 6525 Central Ave. Glencoe, Minnesota 6676 Central Ave. 6676 Central Ave. 6684 Central Ave. 3321 Decatur Lane, Mpls. 26 8936 N. Minnehaha Circle, Mple. 26 6616 Central Ave. 900 8. Hennepin, Mpls. 14 6604 Central Ave. 6588 Central Ave. 3231 Central Ave. 6580 Central Ave. 6568 Central Ave. Notices Sent Page 2 • Adder Rion AUDITOR °S SUD,, #129 Parcel 900 luj Parcel 920 Parcel 1220 Parcel 1300 Parcel 1310 GUNDERSON MEMO Loot Bloc 1 4 2 4 CENTRAL VIEW KWM 18 1 18 (Parcel 900) 2 DSNNIS ADDITION 8.75" of 9 &10 Pt-of 96x10 (Parcel Pt.of 9&10 (Parcel ERCO °S ADDIT191 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 WALNUT ADDITION 1 1 r STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT No. 1963 -2 (Copt °d) Haamee Roger Johnson, Burton F. & Address John Flannery 722 Midland Bank Bldg., Mills, Hans M, & Margaret Nygard 7451 Central Ave. Jacob T. & Arline Saba 7345 Central Ave. Schaddrick & LaBeau American Legion Post 303 7325 Central Ave. Michael Gideo 7325 Central Ave. Fridley American Legion Post 303 7325 Central Ave. Gunder-A, & Elna Gunderson N John W. ;c Eva Naluptsak Cl£fforh Thor Oliver & Carolyn Johnson Ronald N, & Shirley Ennis Arthur F, & Lillian Bosell George H, & Zita Peek Erco Corp. Sane as Lot 1 S •me as Lot I Same as.Lot 1 Same as Lot 1 Robert & Helen Carlson Route 5, Anoka, Minn. 1240 73rd Ave. NE, 7250 Central Ave. 7250 Central Ave. 6601 Central Ave. 1575 14th Ave,NWO New Brighton 12 6633 Central Ave. 3231 Jwtral Awo 7381 Central Ave. ZXTaACT OF HIM= OF METING OF T!IH CITY CDUIICIL OF A RSGULA2, M881ZIE • HELD MAY 3, 1965 AT 8:00 PA, AT THE CITY HALL, CITY CP FQIDLEYB MIPNEWTR Pursuant to duce call and notice thereof, a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Fridley. Minnesota, was duly held at the City Hall in said City on Monday, the 3rd day of May, 1965, at 8 :00 o'clock PaMo The following members were present: and the following were abstnt: ,The Clerklannounead that the proposed assessment for Street Improvement Project No. 193 -2 had been filed in his edifice on the 5th day of April 1965 and that notice of a hearing on said assessment to be hold at the regular • meeting of theCouncil on the 3rd day of May, 1965, had been given in the form and mannef as provided 1)y law, The Clerk presented an affidavit showing publ- ic�tiou of such n -)tice in the official newspaper, which affidavit was examined and found satisfactory and ordered )laced on file. The Mayor announced that the meeting was open for consideration of objections to the assessment baretofore filed with the City Clerk for STREET IMPROVI :+ITT PROJECT We 1963-2 The Clerklrsported that written objections had been filed by the following persons aifect%ng the following described lots, places or parcels of.land, to wit: IA 9 dt+ d JSC DBSCBIPTIOU owzmww • 11 • • Resolution .^,onfirming Assessment for Streets Improvement Project Woo 1963 -2 Page 2 The following persons were then heard and presented their objections to said assessment: NAME OF ODACTOB DB.4CRIPTION I I, III Aft r duelecnsidsration of all said objections, Councilman introduced thalfollawing resolution and moved its adoption: RB301=ON , 1%5 RMOLMON OONFIRMING ASMSHOT FOR 3 PRW= We 1963.2 I BS ,IT RE36LVED. By the City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota, as follow: 1. The Cit* Clerk has with the assistance of the Engineers heretofore selected by this Council for such purpose, calculated the proper amounts to be specialty assessed for the tt Improvement Project Non 19632 against every assessable lot. piece of parcel of land in aleeordsOce with the provisions of law, and has prepared and filed with the City Clerk tabulated statements in duplicate showing the proper description of each and every lot, piece or parcel of land to be specially assessed and the amount calculated against the same. 2. notice has been duly published as required by law that this Council *ould meet in regular session at this time and place to pass on the proposed assesssento I 3. gaid proposed assesssent has at all times since its filing been open to inspgection and copying by all persons interested, and an opportunity has been given to all interested persons to present their objections. if any, to such proposed assessments or to any item thereof, and no objections have been filed; except II 40 amounts specified in the proposed assessment are changed and altered L as follows: i I 34 4_ Resolution Confirming Assessment for Street Improvement No. 1963 -2 Page 3 • 5. This Council finds that each of the lotse pieces or parcels of land enumerated in said proposed assessment as altered and modified was and is specially benefited by the STREET IMPROVMENT PROJECT 110. 1963 -2 in the amount in said proposed assessment as altered and modified by the corrective roll in the amount set opposite the description of each such lot, piece or parcel of land, and that said amount so set out is hereby levied against each of the respective lots, pieces or parcels of land therein described. 6. Suaa proposed.assessment as altered, modified and corrected is affirmed. adopted and confirmed, and the sums fixed and named in said proposed assessment as latered, modified and corrected, with the changes and alterations herein above made, are affirmed, adopted and confirmed as the proper special assessment for each of said lots, pieces or parcels of land respectively. 7. S'Ad assessment so affirmed, adopted and confirmed shall be certified to by the City Clark and filed in his office and shall thereupon be and constitute the special assessment for STBEET IMPROVEMT PROJECT NO* 1963-2 S. The amounts assessed against each lot. piece or parcel of land shall bear interest from the date hereof until the same have been paid at the rats of six per cent (6%) per annum. 9. Such assessment shall be payable in five annual installments payable on the first day of January in each year, beginning in the year 1966, and continuing until all of said installments shall have been paid, each installment to be collected with taxes collectable during said year by the County Auditor. 10. The City Clerk is hereby directed to make up and file in the office of the County Auditor of Anoka County a certif Led statement of the amount of all such unpaid assessments and the amount which Will be due thereon an the 1st day of January in each year. Thal notion for the adoption of the foregoing-resolution was duly seconded by Councilman , and upon vote being taken thereon the following votG3 in favor thereof: and the f�llowing voted against the same: SAID RESOUMON WAS DECLARED DULY PASSED AND ADOPTED TARS 13RD DAY OF MAY 1965, BY THE CITY WWCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLSY0 Attest: I CITY CL g - Marvin C. Brunsell IUM - William J. use CITY MA TM-' - Earl P. Wagner - 411 [ _ l 1) TO WHOM OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLZY PUBLIC BEARING BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL NOTICE IBS HERRBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City Of Fridley will meet in the Council Chanbers of the City Hall at 8:00 O'clock P. M. , Monday, Maly 3, 1965t to consider the following matter: A r t for a Special Use Permit to permit canstvction of double bungalows in an R -1 Distx'ict as per Section 45.19 (2A), City Code of Fridley, Minnesota 1963, on Lot 1, Block 3, Gunderson Terrace, same being 1360 Fireside Drive Northeast and on Lot 2, Block 3, Gunder - son Terrace, same being 1365 Onondaga Street Northeast, Anoka County, Minnesota. (Request by G. A. Gunderson, Route 5, Anoka, Minnesota). matter Publish 0 desiring to be heard with reference to the above bo heard at this meeting. 14, 1965 21, 1965 William J. Nee MAYOR 3E; ORMIAL NOTICE CITY or FBIJ= PUBLIC HEAMG BBFM THE Cm COO= V= IT MAY cm=: Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the City Council of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on May 3, 1965 in the Ca it Chamber at 8 :00 p.M. for the purpose of: (Consideration of the final plat, P.S: #64 -010 of Outiot 19 Holiday Billet lying in the L%rth Half (N4) of Section 149 T -309 8 -240 County of Anoka, State Of Minnesota. i '� Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter will be heard at this meeting. April 220 1%5 April 29, 1:965 WILLIAM J. NEE mayor ,3i EMACT W: S OF MIsTING OF Coo= av TM Crry or FBIDI= AWKA COONTSC, M MOTA Farsuant to due call and notice thereof, a regular meeting of the Cocancil of the City of Fridley, 1-Unnesota, was duly hold at the City Hall in said city on Monday, tho 3r4 day of Miy, 1965, at 8:00 o'clock P.M. The following members more present: Mayon tae and Councilmen Kitkhdm, Sberidan, Uright and Thampson and the followinglwore absent; none ltayc� " aanouatsd that the meeting was convetned for of bids for', the purchase of $715,000 Special Assessment Fund Bonds, Civic Center Bonds and'$780,000 Waterworks Bonds -as pdvertissd fot arsnsgar presented affidavits showi�ag publication of notice of sale mote than tan days in advance of sale in the official newspape hest, a financial paper published in Minneapolis, M usso6ta, which. were examined and found satisfactory and ordered placed on file. • The prior' to the examined and 37X the coniide=atioo $500,000 s#li TLs city at least onus. and in Cee+oisve"I affidavits manager presented the sealed bids which had beep delivered to him time specified in the notice of Salo and said bids were opened, found to be as follows: B'ID TABOLATiON $715,000 SISCIAL ASSBSSMa D BMM CIT! nO 0F► FHIDIBY, If[Nt80TA S amt': lB AY, MAY 3, 1%5 ANAID i JOW HUMN 6 COMAN 9 M. b ASSOCUMS JOB mvm & Co. l,, INC. Be J. Vats Xupn 6 Coo Fiancis 1. auloet & Co: Chicago, tiliuois fir, Macdrtiarr b Co De"Vit, Michigan • ROdNeta 6& Beasbav Chitaso, t1linois woodard•81void 6 Co. Minneapolis, Nimmesota 3.20% 1966 through 1975 015,000.00 3.30% 1976 th�cougb 1978 3A0% 1979 t6icavph 1981 Net Bohn. 3,507. 1982 through 1986 plirs additional interest at 3.42918% the rats of 1.30% per amx= an all bands from August 1, 1965, to February 1, 1966. • limit, Ia8B1♦S- NQLL, NOYSS, & COMPAQ, INC. Cincotta, Inc. Barcus, Kindred & Co. Chicago, Illinois 0 in" & MMYc INC. St. Paul, Minnesota Allison•Villiame C=Waoy mansapolis, Minnesota American National Bank St. Paul, Minnesota J. K. Dain & Caupany, Inc. Uianeapolis, Minnesota First National Bank of St. Paul St. Paul, Kinntsota Kalman 6 C.OMPO ', Inc. Merrill &"Cho Pierce, Fenner & Smith Piper, Jaffray & WVwood Minneapolis, Minnesota Pbbi & Inc Cincinnati, Oblo E. J. Prescott & Caspany Minneapolis, 1�tinaesot& CaldYe11 Phil ips, Inc. St. Paul, so 2.80% 1966 through 1968 3.24% 1969 tbrougb 1975 3.50% 1976 through 1980 3.60% 1981 through 1986 plus additional interest at the rate of 1.80% per an um on all bonds from July 1, 1965, to February, 1, 1966. 3.10% 1966 throagb 1972 3.40% 1973 through 1978 3.60% 1979 througb 1984 3.70% 1985 tbrougb 1986 plus additional interest at the rate of 1.80% per .anmo on all bonds from July 26, 1965, to February 1, 1966. SID TABULATION $500,000 CIVIC == == CI'iZ' OE iBnm, M1UKSMA SAM HOWWg 14!11[ 3, 1965 AWARD: J0118 1 UMN & CQMANTo INC. & ASSOCIA299 Jm Iit1V88t7 4 Coo* two B. J. Van In"n & Co. Francis I. dwpbst b Co. Chicago, Illinois : Lm wer, MscArtbur & Co. Detroit, vitbigmn Rodman & Rensbmw cb1awl, Illinois Weodard•Slwood & Co. Mimarapolis Mim�sota 3.20'% 1968 thrOU84 1975 3.30% 1976 tbroagb 1978 3.40% 1979 through 1981 3.50% 1982 tbrough.1986 plus additional interest at the rate of 2.00% per asnaa an all bonds froo August 1, 1%5, to February 1, 1966. Page 2. $715,693.50 Net !Fates 3.53843% $715,000.00 Net gate: 3.56858% $500,000.00 Not Bate: 3.4795% �, WKCiics. • LL, 1t= 9 b COWAWI INC. Cincotta, Inc. BarcusI Kindred b Co. Cbiaago, Illinois imm b mom., INC. St. Pahl, Minnesota Allison - Williams Caq"ny Minneapolis, Minnesota Amricaa Rational Bank St. Paul, Minnesota J. M. Dain b Ccimpany, Inc. Minneapolis, Minnesota First National Bank of St. Pawl St. Paul, Minnesota galsan b Compamy, Ina. Merrill lgocb,'' Pierce, Fenner b Smith Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood Minneapolis, Minnesota Pobl b Corpsay, Ina. • c1min2ati, OA Be J. PtescoO % Minneapolis, Caldwell Philp St. Paul, Minns • 2.802 1968 3.20% 1969 thron0 1 3.50% 1976 through 1 3.60% 1981 tbarough 1 plus additional interest the rate of 1.80% per on all bonds from August 1965, to February 1, 19 3.10% 1968 through 1 3.40% 1973 tbrough 1 3.60% 1979 tbrougb 1 3.70% 1985 through 1 plus additional interest the rate of 1.80% per on all' bands from July 1 1965, to February 1, 1 11o�aoI xoa $780;000 WADS 5=6 CITY OF FR6m, MWWSOTA S : BMWs MAY 3, 1965 as am 1, 66. 972 978 984 986 at an m 9, 966. �a JOSH St1MN b COMPANY& IN. b ASSOCIATES JOW sums b 0. , I*c. s. J.. Vass IRS" b Cor Framis I. dui?mt b Co. Chicago, Illinois Btmmsr, macutbur b Co. Detroit, Michum R+odmse b Renshaw Chicago, Illinois Woodard•almood b Co. Minoeapolie, Hienesbta 3.70% 1968 tbuou& 1975 3.307. 1976 througb 1978 3.40% 1979 througb 1981 3.50% 1982 through 1988 plus additional interest at the rate of 2.44% per annum on all bonds from July 1, 1965, to February 1, 1966. $500,000.00 Net Kate: 3.61409% $500,000.00 Net Bate: 3.51676% Page 3. $500,000.00 975 980 N Not Rats: 986 at 3 3.5735% 972 978 984 986 at an m 9, 966. �a JOSH St1MN b COMPANY& IN. b ASSOCIATES JOW sums b 0. , I*c. s. J.. Vass IRS" b Cor Framis I. dui?mt b Co. Chicago, Illinois Btmmsr, macutbur b Co. Detroit, Michum R+odmse b Renshaw Chicago, Illinois Woodard•almood b Co. Minoeapolie, Hienesbta 3.70% 1968 tbuou& 1975 3.307. 1976 througb 1978 3.40% 1979 througb 1981 3.50% 1982 through 1988 plus additional interest at the rate of 2.44% per annum on all bonds from July 1, 1965, to February 1, 1966. $500,000.00 Net Kate: 3.61409% $500,000.00 Net Bate: 3.51676% • �osar� AM, W=15- fiILL, N=8, & COMPANY, INC. Cincotta, Inc. Barcw, Kindred & Co. Chicago, Illinois 0 • JUG & MOM% INC. St. Paul, Minnesota Allison- Williams Company Minneapolis, Minnesota Americaa National Bank St. Paul, Minnesota J. M. Dain & Co"any, Inc. Minneapolis, Minnesota First National Dank of 8t. Paul St. Paul, ' Mimnesota Kalman & Coopany, Inc. Merrill Lynch, Pierce Fentner &%Smith Piper, Jaflray & Hopwood Pohl & n, toc. clacin nat 1, Oble B. J. Pros ngrtt & Con Caldwell PhIllipe, Inc. St. Paul, Minwe to �ffter doe consideration of all bids, Councilmen Height presented and read the following written reftiution and moved its adoptions 2.80% 1968 3.20% 1969 through 1975 3.50% 1976 through 1980 3.60% 1981 through 1988 plus additional interest at the rate of 2.10% per annum on all bonds from July 1, 1%5, to February 1, 1966. 3.10% 1968 through 1972 3.40% 1973 through 1978 3.60% 1979 through 1984 3.70% 1985 through 1988 plus additional interest at the rate of 1.80% per on all bonds from June 28, 1965, to February 1, 1966. Page 4. $500,344.00 Net Rate: 3.6232% $500,006.00 Net Rate: 3.64097'% RESOLVM NO. 67 -1965 RBSOMIM Ai M13G SM 08 $715,000 SPACIAL "am= FUND BONDS, FLYING- FO W AND 8PBCIFICkTIM TUFOR, DI- UCTM ftIR EXECUTION AND DELIVERY AM PROVIDING FOR =IR PAMNT if ViD By the Coemcil of the City of Fridley, Minssota, as follows 1 bier of John Haves and Company, of Chicago, I111aois, and associates, to Furehase $715,000 Special Assessment Fund Bonds of 1965 is beseby found and determAned to be the best bid received and shall be and is beseW accepted, said bid being to purchase said bonds bearlug interest as tenons, Page 5. • 3.20% on bonds maturing in the years 1966 through 1975; 3.30% on bonds maturing in the years 1976 through 1978; 3.40% on bonds maturing in the years 1979 through 1981; 3.30% an bonds maturing in the years 1982 C4rough 1986; plus'additional interest at the rate of 1.30% per annum on all bonds from August 1, 1965, to leebsvary 1, 1966, at a price of par. The treasurer is directed to retain the good faith check . of the purchaser pending completion of the sale and delivery of the bonds and the city clerk is dirooted'to return the checks of unsuccessful bidders forthwith. 2. The City of Fridley shall forthwith issue its negotiable coupon Special Assessment Fund Bond* of 1965 in the principal amount of $715,000, said bonds to be dated May 1, 1965, to be 143 in nunber and numbered 1 to 143, both inclusive, in the denomination of $5,000 each bearing interest as above set forth, payable August 1, 1965, and semiannually thereafter on February l and August 1 in each year, and maturing serially on February lot in the years and amounts as follows: $50,000 in 1966 to 1971, both inclusive; $30,000 in 1972 to 1980, both inclusive; $25,000 in 1981 to 1985, both inclusive; and $20,000 in 1986,'all bonds maturing after February 1, 1977, being subject to redemption at the option of the city, in inverse numerical.order, on said date or any interest payment date thereafter at par and accrued interest and a premium of 1k %, 3. Both principal of and interest on sAid bonds shall be payable at the Melity Bank and Trust Company, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, as designated • by the successful bidder and the city shall pay the reasonable charges of said bank for its services as paying agent. 4. The bonds and the interest coupons to be thereto attached shall Win substantially tips following forma NO. S2 US OF A14MICA. S?ATB OF MDWSM COWATT CW ANOWA CITY or Fanny SUCIAL A$MMSNT FM BOND d! 1%5 $5,000 A4 WX B! == PAS that the Clay of rridley, Anoka County, 1lfMe90ta, aeioeowledges it"i 'to be indebted and ' for value received � s berebY . . pz�awiaia to pay to bearer; fam its Special Ass: #sment Fund, on the lot day of Fdbsuasy, 19 p the sum: of FIVE TwxAn DQfims and to pay interest thereon Erne the date hereof until the principal amauat , is paid at the sate of' ,,, _ per tent { , ��T,j 'per., mum, and the City promises to pay aiditional i� t'"Mst on said principal sus Pram August 19 1965, to February 1, 1966, at V" rate of one and thirty hundreelths per cent (1.30%) per saaas, interest to maturity payable AmSust 1, 1965, and admiannually thereafter on the lot day of February and the lot dsy of August in each year, in accordance with and upon presestation Page 6. . and surrender of the interest coupons hereto attached as they severally became due. Both principal and Interest are payable at the Fidelity Banff and Test Coepo W s in 11tnneapolis, Minnesota, in any coin or currency of the United States of America which at the time of pay=mt is legal tender for public and private dobtso For the prompt and full payment of such principal and interest as the sane respectively bocoore due, tba full fa£tb,_credit and toxins powers of the city havn been aml are hereby irrevocably pledged. 0 All bonds of this issue maturing after February 1, 1977, are Subject to redemption on cal-A date .and any interest payment date thereafter, in inverse w_nborCical orftr, at par an1 accrued interest and a premium of 14%. Thirty days prior notice of redemption will be given by mail to the bank where the bonds are payable and to the last knaxm holdare Holders desiring to receive such notice must register their names, addresses and band numbers with the City C1QT%0 This bond is ona of an issue of $715,000 Principal amount, all of like data and tenor except as to maturity, interest rata and.provision for.radewtion, all issued by the city for the purpose of providing woney to defray the expense Incurred or to be incurred in making Local Itprovements in anticipation of the collection of special asseseae nts as authorized by Section 7.12 (d) of the Home Rule Charter of the city, and is payable primarily from special assessments levied against.specially benefited property, but the full faith and credit of the city-is pledged for its payment. IT IS HEREBY CEBTVW ADD RECITED That allnets, conditions and things required by the Constitution and laws of the State of Minnesota and Charter of said city, to be done, to happen, to exist and to be performed precedent to and in the issuance of this bond have been done, have happened, to exist and have been perforaW in regular and due form, time and manner as so required; that the full faith and credit of the city is pledged for the payment of the principal of and interest on the bonds of this issue when the moneys on band in the appropriate fund are insufficient for the purpose and taxes shall be levied upon all taxable property, if ceded, to take care of any deficiency, without limitation as to rate or amount and that the issuance of this bond did not cause the indebtedness of the city to exceed any constitutiondl, statutory or charter limitation thexoon. ZN WITIM WHWCW, the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, Its Council, has caused this bond to be executed in its behalf by the facsimile signature of the Mayor and manual signature of Its City Manager, and a facsimile of its corporate seal to be printed hereon, and has caused the attached interest coupons to be executed and authenticated by the facsimile signatures of said officers, all as of May 1, 1965a City manager (facsimile sisnature) .. �1lAYsDR Page 7. (facsimile seal) (Ford of Coupon) Bo. $ the first day of Februfty Wwet), 19 , the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesotas will pay to bearer, out of its Special Assessment Food, at the Fidelity Bank and ?rust Cwpsny, in Minneapolis, Hinnesota, the ammot sbc mdn hor000 for intamst t1m due on its Special Assessment Fund Bond of 1965, dated t-by to 19650 lio. . (facs#siie siansaasrel Moyer 5. 76e city has agreed to furnish the anvo ietg legal opinion of 1lessrs. • Bowrd, 'Peters=* LeFevero, Lefler and Bmiltou to the purchasers, and such opinion is hereby requested. The clerk is authorised and directed to cause a copy of such opinion to be printed on each bond, together with the clerk "s certificate in substantially the following fors: I.j the undersigned, Clerk of the City of Fridley. Minnesota. hereby certify that except for the dating thereon, the above is a full, true and correct copy of the legal opinion of Messrs. Howard, Peterson, Lelewro, Lefler and Hasilton of Minneapolis, Minnesota, which vas delivered to no prior to than delivery of this bond and is on file is sir office II as clerk -owl also execute fact and daft* of receipt of ,�fs+csl�i3le„�iaeatns+s) .r.�rri r rrr.r City Clerk City of Fridley, eta a separate certificate at time of delivery showing such opinion. 6. ** bonds shall be prepared under the direction of the city clerk and shall be executed an behalf of the city by the facsimile signature of the msyaEr and annual signature of the city der, and a facs3si11e of dw corporate Mal of the city shall be affixed to eacb thereof, and the interest coupons shall be exaecat*d and authenticated by the printed facsimile signatures of said officers. When the bands have been so weepotid, they shall be delivered by the treasurer to the purchaser thereof upon receipt of the purchase price heretofore agreed upon and the purchaser shall not be obligated to see to the proper application thereof. Paffie a. 7. The bonds Issued,horoundor shall bo payable from the Special Assessment Fund, provided that if any payment of principal or interest shall became due when there is not sufficient money in said fund to pay the same, the treasurer shall pay such principal or interest from the general fund of the city awl such fwd shall bo ratOkwood for any advances out of proceeds of assiisamr►ts or "Cial t s whas collected. Be It is hereby datarainod' that the estimated collections of special assessments vhieh dill be available for. the payment of said bonds will produa<: at leant five percent in excess of the'samunts needed to mset when due the principal aad interest payments on the bonds and no ad valorem taxes are, required at this time 9. The city cleri: shall delive=r to the county auditor of Anoka County a certifW copy of this resolution and obtain his certificate in aeeordaaco with Section 475.63, Minnesota Statutes. 10. It is hereby dotaraino-3 that tho improvements which are financed by the issuance of boado hereunder will benefit the entire city and the city hereby covenants with the holders from time to time of said bonds as follovat (a) The city will cause the assessments for all Inprov a to be pro wtly levied so that the first installment will become collectible not later than 1956 and will take all steps necessary to assure prompt collection. • (b) The city will keep coaplota aaI accurate books and records shoving all receipts and disbursomuts in comaction with said improverents, the asoosamts levied therefor and other funds appropriated for their payment, and .all collections thereof and disbursaoeuts therefrom, moneys on hand and balance; of unpaid assossowts. (c) The city will cause its said boo" agtd records to be audited at least annually by qualified public accountauts.sad will furnish copies of such m Sit reports to any interested person upon request. 11. The clerk and treasurer of the city are hereby authorized and directed to prepare and furnish to the parcbaser of the bonds and to the attorneys approving the same, certified copies of all proceedings and records of the eity relating to said bonds and to the financial condition and affairs of the Special Assessment Fwd and such certificates, affidavits and transcripts as may be required to shay the facts within their knowledge or as shorn by the books and records in their custody or ondsr their control relating to the validity and marketability of bonds and such Instruments, including any heretofore furnished, shall be deemed representations of the city as to the facts stated therein. 120 this resolution shall be published by title in full in the official newspaper but shall take effect upon passage. Signed: • mayor Page 9. • Attest: Thelmatimn for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly satonded by Coimcilmima ShszUmn, and upon vote being taken that*=, the folloving Voted An: Noe, Yirkhas, Sheridan, Wight. and Thompson and thin ,follo0ing voiced 80: none whereupon said resolution ws declared duly passed and adopted. After due consideration of said bids, Councilman Sheridan presented and read the following written resolution and awed its adoption: >�0?d1'17A[a 1i0. 68-1965 dt1 o1DTZ AWABDIM TO SAW OF $500,000 • C�M COM B0089 FMM Ti 7=4 ACID Siftnadarm T =ors DIBBCTIWG TBQIIt 3X3CMGU AWD D$LIV88Y AND TXVYZW TAXES FOR THEM PATH= BE T RESOLVED By the Council of the City of Fridley, H mm"ta, as .follows$ 11 1. The l bid of Jobn Mm em and Cmopaay. Chicago, Illinois, and associates, to purchase $ 500,000 Civic Center Bonds as advertised for sale pursuant to revolution of the coemctl adopted April 5, 1965, which bid is to pay pas for bonds bearing interest as follows: 3.24 on bonds maturing in the years 1968 through 1975; 3.30% on bonds astniing in the years 1976 through 1978; 3.40% on Bonds maturing in the years 1979 through 1981; 3.50% on bonds maturing in the years 1982 through 1986; plugs additional interest at the rate of 2.00% per ammo on all bonds frm hWst 1, 1963, to February 1, 1966; to hereby found to be the most favorable bid received and shall Wand is . bereby accepted. The clerk shall return the good faith checks of all unsuccessful bidders and retain the check of purchaser until delivery of the bonds. 2. The City of Fridley shall forthwith issue and deliver its usegotiable • coupon Civic Cantor Bands in the principal amount of $500,000, dated It 1965, said bonds to be 100 to =amber sad mpmbe=ed 1 to 100, both inclrsives Page .10. In the denomination of $5,000 eacb, to bear interest as above set forth, payable August 1, 1965, and squally thereafter on February 1 and August 1 in each year, and to mature serially on February 1 in the years and amounts as follows: $15,000 in 1968; $20,000 in 1969 to 1973, both inclusive; $25,000 In 1974 to 19789 both inclusive; $300000 in 1979 to 1982, both inclusive; and $35,000 in 1983 to 1986, -Both, inclusive, all bonds maturing after February 1, 1977, being subject to redemption at the option of the city, in inverse numerical order, on said date and any interest payment date thereafter at par and accrued Interest and a prssivm of IW 3. The principal and interest shall be payable at the Fidelity Bank and Trust Company, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, as requested by the purchaser, and the city shall pay the reasonable charges of said bank for its services as paying agent. 4. The bonds and the interest coupons to be thereto attached shall be in substantially the following form: Noe $ 5,000 UN1799 STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF IOTA COMM OF ANOKA. CITY of FRIDIBY • CIV10 CNTSR BOND OF 1965 *NON AiZ MW BY Tlf U PRS88NTS That the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minoesota,'bereby acknowledges itself to be indebted and, fat value received, promises to pay to bearer, on the lot day of February, 19 , the sum of tlVZ TMSAND DOLLARS and to pay interest thereon from the date hereof until the principal son is paid at the rate of per cent L.-. %) per swum, and the City promises to pay additional interest on said principal oft from August 1, 1.964 to February 1, 1966, at the rate of two -per cant (2.00%) per snsan, interest to maturity payable August 1, 1965, and sem3ansmuslly thereafter on the lot day of February and the let day of August in each year, in accordance with and upon presentation and ,surrender of the interest coupons hereto attached as tbay severally becoame due. Both principal and interest are payable at the Fidelity Bank and Trust Company, in Minneapolis, Minnesota,.in- any coin or currency of the United States of Ansitca which at the time of payment is legal tender for public and private dobts, and for the prompt; payment of said principal and Interest as the same respectively become due, the full faith, credit and taking powers of the city have been and are hereby irrevocable pledged. This baud is one of an issue in the total principal amount of $500,000, all of like date and tenor ezeept as to maturity, interest rate and provision for redemption, all of which are issued to provide money for the construction of a Civic Center building'as authorised by Sections 7.15(b) and 7.16 of the Dar Rate Charter of the city and pursuant to and in full conformity with the Constitution and laws of the State of Minnesota. • All bonds of this issue maturing after February 1, 1977, are. subject to redemption on said date and any interest payment date thereafter, im taiverse Page 11. numerical order, at par and accrued interest and a premium of 14%. Thirty days prior notice of redemption will be given by mail to the bank irbere the bonds are payable and to the last known holder. Holders desiring to receive such notice must register their names, addresses and bond numbers with the City Clerk. IT IS HBREBY tMIBTUM AND RECITED ?hat all acts, conditions and things required by the Cons -i tution and laws of the State of Minnesota and the Haas Rule Charter of the' city to be done, to happen and to be performed precedent to and in the issuance of this bond have boon done,.._have happened and have been performed in regilar and due form, time and manner; that prior to tb* issuance hereof a direct, annual, irrepealablp ad valorem tax has been levied in the amount required by law to pay principal of and interest on this bond, and additional taxes will be levied if required,_irithout limitation as to rate or amount, and that this bond, together with all other indebtedness of the city outstanding oa the date of its issuance, does not exceed any constitutional, statutory or charter limitation thereon, IN WITNESS W86 OV;.the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, by its Council, has caused this bond to be executed in the name.of the city, by the facsimile signature of its Mayor and the manual signature of its City Lager and has caused a facsimile of the corporate seal to be,printed hereon and the attached interest coupons to be executed by the facsimile signatures of said officers, all as of May 1, 1965. to. r7,1 Anoka County, M Casipaay, it 1[ta t1WR dew an its (facsimile seal) (FO= of Coupon) maasiaile simture) Mayor E lot day of February (August) , 19 , the City of Fridley; oesota, utll pay to bearer at the Fidelity Book sod ?rust spolis, Minnesota, the suou nt sot forth hereon for iaterest ivic Center Eoad of 1965 dated Pay 1, 1965, Ho. facsimile s �r 0 0 11 Page 12. sfacs� mile simnature) City 1 -Umser 5. The city has agreed to furnish the approving legal opinion of Messrs. Howard, Peterson, Wavers, Lefler and Hamiltion to the puschasers,',and such opinion is hereby requested. 2he'alerk is •authorised aid directed to cause a copy of such opinion to be printed on each bond, togother with a clerks certificate in substantially the following forma 1,, the undersigned, Clerk ::hereby certify that except for full, true and correct copy of ..Paterson, LoFevese, Lefler an which was delivered to me prix an file in ny' office-* of the City of Fridley, Mimnsota, the dating thereon, the above is a . the legal opinion of Messrs. Howard, Hamilton, of It ="Polls, Minnesotas . to the delivery of this bond and Is the olerk snail alto execute a separate sharing fact and date of receipt of _celLI le si City Clerk City of Iridley, Minnesota certificate at time of deliver► such (f opinion. 0.. ZIcity clerk shall cause the bonds to be printed, abd said bonds be',executed on behalf of the city by the facsimile signature of the mayor and the manual signature of the city manager and shall`be sealed by it printed facsimile of the corporate seal of the city, and said conpaw shall be ezacuted and authenticated by the printed facsimile signatures of said officerso When the bonds have been so e=cuted, they shall be delIVe:re1 to the purchaser upon receipt of the purchase price and the purchaser shall not be obligated to see t6 the proper application of such purdtia price boyond its payment to the city, 7a The full faith and credit of the city are hereby irrevocably pledged to the prompt and full payment of the principal of and interest op said bonds as such principal and interest become dale: In compliance with Minnesota Statutes, Section 475.,61, and in order to provide moneys for the paymnt of principal of and interest on said bonds, there shall be and is hereby levied upon all-cf the taxable property in the city a direct, annual ad valor" tax, to be spread upon the tax rolls aad collected with and as a part of other general taxes of the city, in the years and amounts as follows: AW 1965 $36,100 1975 $37,500 1966 33,400 1976 36,600 1967. 38t'100. 1977 41,000 1968 37,000 1978 390900 1969 36,800 1979 38.900 On 360.100 .1980. 37,800 1971 35,1500. 1981 41,900 1972 X40;* 1982 40,700 1973 3001�2� 1983 39,400 1974► �Q� 38,�ivci 1934 3$9100 Page 13. • *Year sboon is levy year, for collection in the folloering year. 8.. fleece is hereby created a separate 'account within the Debt Service !Fund, to be called Civic Center Bonds of 1965 Account, for the payawnt of the principal of 'awl interest on said hands'.. To sail account shall be created the procceedit of the foregoing levies and such other suss as nmW be directed to be used for - the payment of said bonds, and out-of which account shall lie paid the interest on and principal of -said bonds as such principal and Interest become due. Said account shall be used for no other purpose until all of said bonds have been paid. 90 The city clerk is h tteby directed tb cause a copy of this resolution, certified by the city clerk, to be filed is the office of the county auditor of Anoka County, Minnesota, and to obtain from bin the certificate, required by lHianesota Statutes, Section 475.63. 10. The city clerk and treasurer are hereby authorised and directed to propare and furnish to the purchasers of.tbe bonds and the attorneys approving the issue, certified copies of all prbceeditegs sad records of the city relating to the issuance of said bon" or to the right, pourer sad authority of the city to Loons said 'bonds, and such certified copies and certificates 9 be deeded representation of the city as to all facts stated. therein. It. This resolution shall be published by title in full in the official • newspaper but shall take effect upon passage: Signedt Attests mayor it I fhe siotiO n for the adoption of the fotegoist resolution ras ds17 seconded by Catmci Birkb�e, and soon veto being taken tbas'+soa►� j6s homing. voted AIR: Uddum, Sheridan, Uright, TbomVsoa and Her and the fol�ov tdtsreupon * w ng Noted YOs now revolutiaa ws declared. duly posed and adopted. twe ta# Page 14. • After due consideration of said bids, Councilman Thompson presented and read the following written resolution and moved its adoption: 8ZSO1.UTiON NO. 69.1965 BSSOLMCU AWARDING TBB SAii CP $7806000 wATBRWORI�B DOM 9 FIXING TRg Fates AMD SPBCIFiCATIOM TAI OP, DnRCTIN THMIR 13MCUTICN AND DRLIMY AND IRVYIltG TAX= FOR TRBIB PAIMM IT WOLVSD By the Couecil of the City of Fridley, NUpaesota, as follovss' 1. 1,0 bid of Jdm Nuveen and Company, Chicago, Illinois, and associates, to purchase $780,000 Waterworks Bonds as advertised for sale 'pursuout to resolution of the council adopted April 5, 1965,.ubich bid is to pay pair for bonds bearibg Interest as fallow-S. 3.20% on bonds maturing in the years 1968 through 1973; 1.301 an bonds maturing in the years 1976 through 1978, 3.4M on bonds maturing in the years 1979 through 1981; 31.507. on bonds maturing in the years 1982 through 1988; • pins additional interest at the rate of 2.40% per annum: an all bonds from July 1, 1965, to February 1, 1966; Is hereby farad to be the most favorable bid received and shall be and is hereby accepted. The clerk shall, returathe good faith checks of all, unsuccessful bidders and retain the check of purchaser until delivery of the bonds. 20 The City of Fridley shall forthwith issue and deliver its negotiable coupon Watorworka Bonds in the principal amount of $780,000, dated May 1, 1965, said bonds to bo 150 in number and numbered i to 156, both inclusive, In the denomination of $5,000 each, to bear interest as above set forth, payable August 1, 19651 and semiannually. thereafter on February 1 and August 1 in each year, and to mature serially on February l in the years and amounts as follows. $10,000 la 1968, 1969 and-1970; $35,000 in 19716 1972, 1974 and 1976; $20,000 in 1973, 1975 and 1988; and $50,000 in 1977 to 1987, both inclusive, a12 bonds maturing after February 1, 1977, being subject to redemption at the option of the city, in inverse numerical order, on said date or cry interest payasnt date thereafter at par and accrued interest and a premium of 14%. 3. So Principal ami Intorost shall be payablo at the Fidelity Bank and Trust Company, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, as requested by the purchaser and the city shall pay the reasonable cbargos of said bank for its servicos as payins agent � l 4. The bonds and the interest coupons to be thsroto attached shall be in substantially the following form: • Page 15. • Bo, $5,000 0M1M STAIRS OF AMERICA STAIR OP MZSSOTA tai . TiA O� BOND (W 1965 ALL,' M ST TIM Ml- t'zgT8 That the City of Fridley, Anoka Cw"7, tlimnesota, hereby itself to be Webted and, for valve received, Promises to pay to bearer, an the lot day of FebrnM, 19 , the am of VVZ THOUSAND DOLLARS and to pay interest thereon from the date hereof until the principal am is paid at the rate of per rant per annum, and the City promises to pay additional interest on said principal sum frogs July 1, 1965, to February 1, 1966, at the rate of two and forty hundredths per cent (2.40%) per annum, interest to maturity payable Augwt 1, 1965, and semiannually thereafter on February I and August 1 in each year, in accordance with and upon presentatica and surrender of the interest coupons hereto attached as they severally become due. Botb principal and interest are payable at the Fidelity Bank quad Trust Comapany, in Minmespolis, Minnesota, in any coin or currency of the United States of America wbich at the time of payment is legal tender for public and private debts, and for the prompt payment of said principal anal interest as the sic respectively become .due, the full faith, credit and taxing powers of tba city have been and'ara hereby irrevocable pledged.. • All beads of this issue maturing after February 1, 1977, are subject to rodezvtion on said date and any interest payment date thereafter, In In~" numberical order, at par aml accrued interest and a premium of 14%. Thirty days prior notice of rodaWtion will be given by mail to the bank where the bonds are payable and to the lost known holder. Holders desiring to receive such notice must register their names, addresses and bond-numbers with the City Clerk. This bond is ono of an issue of $760,000 principal aamnnt, all of lino date and tenor eucopt as to maturity, interest rate and provision for redemption, all issued by the city for the purpose of providing money for the construction of a watermtka improvement as authorised by Section 7.15(b) and 7.16 of the llama Rule Charter of the city and pursuant to and in full conformity with the Constitutive and lairs of the State of Minnesota. IT IS HEEMBY CLRTIFISD AMID iMCIM That all acts, conditions and tb1W required by the Constitution and -lairs of the State of Minnesota and the Home Rule Charter of tho city to be done, to happen and to be performed precedent to and in the issuance of this bond have been done, have happened and have been performed in-regular and due form, time and manner; that prior to the issuance hereof a direct, annual, irrepealable ad valorem tax has been levied in the amount required by law to pay principal of and interest on this bond, and additional tames will be levied if required, without 11mitation as to rate or amount, and that this bolad, together with all other indebtedness of the city outstanding on the date of its issuance, doss not exceed any constitutional, statutory or charter limitations thereon. L Page 16. 13 W17USS WHIMOV, the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, by its Council, has caused this bond to be executed is the nam of the city by the facsimile signature of its Mayor and the awnual signature of its City Manager and has caused a facsimile of the corporate seal to be printed hereon and the attached interest coupons to be executed by the facsimile signatures of said officers, all as of May 1, 1965. (facsimile signature) Mayor (facsimile seal) (Foray of Coupon) Ois the list day of February (August), 19 , the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, will pay to bearer at the Fidelity Bank and Trust Company, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the amount set forth hereon for interest then due on its Waterworks Bond of 1965 dated May 1, 1965, No. . (facsimile signatt<se) Mayor $. The city has agreed to furnish the approving legal opinion of Kessrs. Voaard,!Peterson, LeFonre, Lefler and Hamilton to the purchasers, and such opinion is hereby requested. Tine clerk is authorised and directed to cause a copy of such opinion to be printed on each bond, together with a clerk's certificate', in substantially the following form: 1 the t ndersigned, Clerk hereby certify that except for full, thus and correct copy of Peterson, Leaevere, Lefler and which was delivered to ms pri or on file in or office. of the City of Fridley, Minnesota, the dating thereon, the above is a the legal opinion of Messrs. Howard, H nilton of Hioaeapolis, Niaftsota, to the delivery of this bond and is Page 17. �facelaile $immature) City Clerk City of Fridley, Minnesota The clerk shall also execute a separate certificate at time of delivery shoving fact and date of receipt of such opinion. 6. The cltylclesk shall cause the bonds to be printed, and said bonds shall be' executed on behalf of the city by the facsimile signature of the mayor and the mnpnual signature of the city manager and shall be sealed by a printed facsimile of the corporate seal of the city, and said coupons shall be executed and authenticated by the printed facsimile signstures of said officers. When the bonds have been so executed, they shall be delivered to the purchaser upon receipt of the purchase price and the purchaser shall not be obligated to see to the proper application of such purchase price beyond its payment to the city. 7. fte full ftith and credit of the city are hereby. irrevocably pledged to the prompt and full payment of the principal of and interest on said bonds As such principal and interest become due. In 4amplianco with Minnesota Statutes, Section 475.61, and in order to provide moneys for the payment of principal of and interest on said bonds, there shall be and is • hereby levied upon all of the taxable property in the city a direct, a=nal ad valorem tax, to be spread upon the tax rolls and collected with and as a putt of other general tame of the city, in the year's and amounts as follows: (year shown is levy year, for collection in following year) YEAR AND= YEAR A)l0= 1965 $27,700 1976 $719400 1966 38,200 1977 69,700 1967' 37;900 1978 67,900 19%48 37,500 1979 669100 1969 63,500 1980 64,300 1970 62,300 1981 62,500 1971! 450400 1982 600600 1972! 60,400 1983 58,800 1973' 43.500 1.984 569900 1974'' 589600 1985 550100 1975 73,100 1986 219800 Of the bond 11 proceeds, $309700 is hereby appropriated into the sinking fund for this issue 6C payment of interest. S. 7 is hereby created a separate account within the Debt Service to be called Waterworks Bonds of 1965 Account, for the payment of the principal of and interest on said bonds. To said account shall be credited the proceeds of the fore going levies and such other sums as any be • directed to be used for the payment of said bonds. and out of which account shall be paid the Interest net and principal of said bonds as such- principal and Interest become due.! Said account shall be used for no other purpose until all of said bonds have been paid. L' Page 18. 9. The city clerk to hereby directed to cause a copy of this resolution, certified by the city clerk, to be filed in the office of the county auditor of Anoka County, Minnesota, and to obtain from him the certificate required by Minnesota Statutes, Section 475.63. 10. The city clerk and treasurer are hereby authorised and directed to prepare and furnish to the purchasers of the bonds and the attorneys approving the issue, certified copies of all proceedings and records of the city relating to the issuance of said bonds or to the right, power and authority of the city to issue said bonds, and such certified copies and certificates shall be deemed representations of the city as to all facts stated therein. 11. This resolution shall be published by title in full in the official newspaper but shall take effect upon passage. Attest: City Signed: Mayor The uotio for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Councilman Sheridan, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted ATM: Nee, Birkbam, Sheridan, Wright and Thompson and tbt foil#wbw voted NO: none udarwpoo said resolution.vas declared duly passed and adopted. STA22 OW OTA ') ) tN OTT OF ANC KA SS CM CF PRWID f I ) b lithe undersigned. being the duly qualified and acting Clerk of the City of Fridley, $imesota, do hereby certify that I have carefully compared the attached and foregoing] extract of minutes of a regular mating of the Council of said city held May 39 1965, With the original thereof on file in my office, and the same is a full, true and complete transcript therefrom insofar as the name relates to the issuance and 'sale of $715,000 Special Assessment Fund Bonds of 1965, $500,000 Civic Center Bonds of 1965 and $780,000 Waterworks Bonds of 1965 of the city. WtIWSS Mar hand officially as such Clerk #ad the corporate seal of the city this 3r4 day of May, 1965. (SEAL, City Cler City -.of Fridley, Minnesota 1A PF'SOLU-nay; -xo. 0 -19 5 i�AXD,,,G A6 PORTION Oy SVM,117. Bol)T-ZVARD AIM A PORTIM OF WLTRY Dim TC SATELTAM WIM BBI ?0 MIT MEET T B Team su=ls B0t wvARD ETA TO UEsT SMUM DR= OF T T. B. #47. WMMAS, the east- w4s3t portion sAf the street lMMM as St=li,te Boulevard Occupies ouly the easement over seven lots elOng a street slsso Armed Satellite l =e, and HERS, the street hni-Am as Herucry Drive occupies one -half block of a. at�ceet also named Satellite Ise, and C-N1E '.fie ti-mse streets ara shm n on Sylvan Hilla plats 3 and 4, Oouth j, of Sect:$on 14, To mahip 30, Range 24 of thG City of Fridley and an the Sou -� of Section 15, Tov=hip 30, Page 24, of the City of Fridley, and JIMM W,, a :roqucst hao been received to change the nams 4f theses portions ,of gt4:�li.t:e Boulevard and Mercury Drive to Satellite Laue. HOW9 'ZZWORE s iZ IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Fridley 49 fO LMS 1. The 4 t -webt portion of Starli.twe Soalavard in the South k of Sactim l5,'', Tovavhi.p 30, Range 24 of the City of Fridley will •hereafter be wed and lc=,= as Satellite Lane. 2. That the street, part. of which is mace Imc� m as Satellite i,FiYt0 located � in the South a of Sact:i.on '14, Tmm ship 30, Rance 24 of the City of Fridley ovtendlag fra:� the portion of Starlite Boulevard running north and coach to the vest service drive of T.H. #47 will hereafter be a#=od and imam as Satellite Lane. 30 That the pqrtion of Y reury Drive in the South of Section 143, Town- shlp 30, rango 24 of the city of Fridley ext:ead3a& over the portion of that sz ve8t: running east anal rest bet.vieen the north -south portion of Starlito goulavard and the west service drive of T.H. 1747 will hereafter be named and imoxra as Satellite Lane- 4. Tha.� the COY clerk is hereby directed to z6g;iater said changers of Str st names with the proper County, and note thel United Stater. postmaster of such changes. PAS % ?Q D B" T CITY Y ' C�CTL OF TIE CITT OF g$IDLEY THIS 30 OAY Off' 1 %Y; 1965. ATTESTi • CITY C ; . i u C. Brurrsell �MAYtJR - William J. Nee I• 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE 560 -3450 L� Of ridiel� (! v ANOKA COUNTY FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 April 22, 1965 A request has been made that a portion of Mercury Drive and also 3ate11'ite Lane be renamed and called 64th Avenue Northeast. The portion requested to be renamed is illustrated on the enclosed map. The Council will consider this renaming at its regular meeting at 8:00 P.M. on May 3, 1965. The Council would like to discuss this renaming with you, as a property owner who would be involved with the change, before making its decision. Very truly yours, s E PW /g Earl P. Wagner Enclosure 1- 1 CITY MANAGER 3sJ $EC-NL J 7 R EE T 3 z c I 11 1.9 Z4 23 Al —7-l;ZY;Y V r xys�� s .7f d j2 LANF7 SYLVAN! TTRiNTY J-9 > 1r. jD jFY a lit So XI Al R 0 --.ON AlAo to Io Bog to f1 tI :.DRIVE. s. CD it 2 A 40 11 560 -3450 (Zit Of ride ANOKA COUNTY 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 April 22, 1965 At the last regular Council meeting on April 19, 1965, a petition was submitted requesting the City Council to delete from the 1965 Fridley Street Paving Program, the proposed paving of 58th Avenue Northeast, and Madison and Monroe Streets Northeast. The City Council received the petition and directed this office to advise all of the property owners on the streets that the Council at its regular meeting on May 3, 1965 at 8 :00 P.M. would take under consideration said petition, and decide whether or not these three streets would be removed from the Street Paving Project. This will not,be a formal public hearing, but the Council has asked that you attend this meeting if at all possible, so that the Council might discuss it with all of the property owners involved to assist the Council in making a decision. The Council also asked that I point out to you that the estimated cost to the property own- ers for this improvement which were given to you at the public hear- ing on the improvement has now been reduced by approximately 20% because the bids received were approximately 20% lower than the original estimated cost of the improvement. Very truly yours, EPW /gs Earl P. Wagner CITY MANAGER • I, 114/ Madison Street. Monroe Street, 58th Avenue • Addition Name Add ress Footage Estimated Cost Donnav °s Lakeview Manor 30' Street 36' Street Lot Block 8 2 Skrief 5880 Monroe St. 75 $ 523.50 $ 583.50 9 2 Jitrgenson 5870 Monroe St. 75 523.50 583.50 6 3(side) Nelson 660 59th Ave. 4S 314.10 350.10 7 3(side) Larson 661 Marigold Ter. 45 314.10 350.10 15 4(side) Manley 660 Marigold Ur. 45 314.10 350.10 16 4(corner) Arnold 661 58th Ave. 120 837.60 933.60 17 4 Hyatt 671 58th Ave. 75 523.50 583.50 18 4 Blesi* 681 58th Ave. 75 523.50 583.50 19 4 Byrne 691 58th Ave. 75 523.50 533.50 1 7 Kelly 680 58th Ave. 80 558.40 622040 2 7 Haubner* 670 58th Ave. 80 558.40 622.40 3 7 Srkel* 660 58th Ave. 80 558.40 622.40 4 7. Schack* 650 58th Ave. 80 558.40 622.40 5 7 Benson* 640 58th Ave. 80 558.40 622.40 6 7 Sim 630 58th Ave. 80 558.40 622.40 7 7(corner) Swanson* 620 58th Ave. 125 872.50 972.50 8 7(side) Sheridan 621 Helena Pl. 45 314.10 350.10 1 8 Brown 5850 Monroe St. 75 523.50 583.50 2 8 Mathison 5840 Monroe St. 75 523.50 583.50 • 3 8 Barre 5830 Monroe St. 75 523.50 583.50 4 8 isdahl* 5820 Monroe St. 75 523.50 583.50 5 8(corner) Larsen* 641 58th Ave. 120 837.60 933.60 6 8 Leaon* 631 58th Ave. 75 523.50 583.50 7 8 Corbett* 621 58th Ave. 75 523.50 583.50 8 8 Johnson* 611 58th Ave. 70 488.60 544.60 9 8 Marciniak* 601 58th Ave. 70 488.60 544.60 10 8 Farmer* 5780 Madison St. 70 488.60 544.60 11 8 Otterdahl* 5770 Madison St. 75 523.50 583.50 12 8 Beck* 5760 Madison St. 75 523.50 583.50 13 8 Forslund# 5750 Madison St. 75 523.50 583.50 14 8 Olson *, 5740 Madison St. 75 523.50 583.50 2360 $16.472.80 .$18.360.80 * Signed petition questing deleting improvement # The signat�e on petition for this address is illegible but does not wear o be Forslund. j Cost for 30 • Cost for 360 L...J �16.465,40 23601 - $6.98 per foot 18.376.12 2360' : $7.78 per foot f 1 J : �c C I 41e�%4w—1 J � . 1 cc �, `C= �- ,�'r� -c., L-� �' ,�" G��r�� ,`�_ � _.__ •��'� Cam- �,, ; r - .J (,lam �- .��i -• � .,_.. �,./ J� 7 �Q _ � T . '/ ♦ {.� � } 1 m ov r» 1 26F L-0 I? U) Lj C J. Ld -4rA 7 �Z Ld t. 22 I /A) �2 7 af;v / / -- q �12 3 17 of zf' AV 3 /r? /. 2 59TH AVE. N. "p -3 21 MARIGOLD 7o 7f P 17 Y 19 2✓ 73 If �7 .'--,1117 r 2 ell -0 4 Zk F dr HELENE FF, . PLACE 7Y i 7f 77 A 7y 30 7 -'! r DWG. NO, 64-111 DATE DEC. 30,,196 4 DRAWN BY J.E. A. CHECKED BY 1A.M.a. . ........ 2j 22 22 21 20 A7 & Aq 13 17 Lu 26F L-0 I? U) Lj C J. Ld -4rA 7 �Z Ld t. 22 I /A) �2 7 af;v / / -- q �12 3 17 of zf' AV 3 /r? /. 2 59TH AVE. N. "p -3 21 MARIGOLD 7o 7f P 17 Y 19 2✓ 73 If �7 .'--,1117 r 2 ell -0 4 Zk F dr HELENE FF, . PLACE 7Y i 7f 77 A 7y 30 7 -'! r DWG. NO, 64-111 DATE DEC. 30,,196 4 DRAWN BY J.E. A. CHECKED BY 1A.M.a. 2j 22 1 1-7 26F L-0 I? U) Lj C J. Ld -4rA 7 �Z Ld t. 22 I /A) �2 7 af;v / / -- q �12 3 17 of zf' AV 3 /r? /. 2 59TH AVE. N. "p -3 21 MARIGOLD 7o 7f P 17 Y 19 2✓ 73 If �7 .'--,1117 r 2 ell -0 4 Zk F dr HELENE FF, . PLACE 7Y i 7f 77 A 7y 30 7 -'! r DWG. NO, 64-111 DATE DEC. 30,,196 4 DRAWN BY J.E. A. CHECKED BY 1A.M.a. • Liquor Hall, to $Do bid is ion certified' bid and o'clock IN1 and read 4 day for it) wive • CITY OF FRIDLEY OFFICIAL PUBLICATION ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS • ONE CASH REGISTER is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Fridley, will receive bids for one (1) cash register for the Municipal I.e on Monday, May 3, 1965, at 12:00 o'clock Noon, at the City University Avenue Northeast, Fridley, Minnesota, 55421, according atibus on file in the office of the City Manager. suit be in a sealed envelope marked on the outside that the "Cash Register ". Said bid mpst be accompanied by a cash deposit, ;heck or bid bond in an amount equal to five (5) percent of ,the it be delivered to the City Manager by not later than 12:00 US May 3, 19659 at Which time the bids will be publicly opened .mud. The Council will meet at 8:00 o'clock P.M. on the same i purpose of considering the bids and awarding a contract. ouaOil reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to malties. Publish The May May :7 cord • Fridley Edition 1965 1965 CITY OF FRIDLEY EARL P. WAGNER • City Manager 44 0 r--1 x1-01 Ilk IRe ii u g Octiber 19, 1964 Oc tc-b er 19 45 Tc All Octiber 19, 1964 Oc tc-b er 19 45 4G , - !V "�,' 4� OCTOBER 28, 1964 i)oxs Present y Ur, X5 W: __ PRO gg= M§ING 451 Ili TIOXA S*OTA AS ME ORDW CE 70 0 F 6280 -ij NA SE "':T -'Cct iC 61,' ' -.1XIAN DO LD CMT., JR WLE Y t Z RE A 0 -7 IN "S'7, I ; Ii- -h1-7rt`II-'I.)i--.Ii It�.�-.-;'!- 1--i _� A C&C-) JAX BOn KriWi,IWki Were Present,, waze, Lar In his a ion e. ttd s ppI icat Th,e zoard -E,,:he te plan, 'rho layout,, and the strvc..-tu-i� 4Y b Ch mot- :m �v Bwrls., seconded by, Galax .i1ch to reconw�,,i-W USe, PL&X=I.L for a Nursincr Ho;w,.- ,d.A'h 6le the ))1,2, I'di-na be const-micted exact)v as an 1--he 11'. A%3 a�4 i earInq '4,v t) o er d th," s h and w1rh tlxe buildirig, �-c> ha�,i kwl'?<-"",-. )on of the four Sides z ea.' of I-Ibe Lauj-IdJ-xiq, upan , voic;,4 ate , tbers being no IOU .ky$. 0.44MM ion C'u'xied' • • 0 1] I�r ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE PERTAINING TO MOTOR VEHICLE RENTALS, PROVIDING FOR THE LICENSING ''OF SAME, REQUIRING INSURANCE AND REGULATING SAME. The City ounc4 of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows:' sectio 1. That the city code of the City of Fridley be amended ;by adding thereto a chapter designated as Chapter 77, entitled "Motor Vehicle Rentals". 7�, 7.01 Definition of Motor Vehicles. Fo #lthe,'purpose of this ordinance, motor vehicle shall mean any self propelled vehicle not operated exclusively upon railroad tracks. 'Motorlized bicycles, motor scooters, motorcycles and the like are included within the definition of motor vehicle. This definition shell not apply to vehicles designed to be operated exclusively over snow, motorized wheel chairs, farm tractors, or other farad implements; nor shall it apply to passenger cars, trucks, tractorsi trailers, semi- trailers, lift trucks, lawn mowers, or any other mobile equipment, whether or not used on highways, which are leased for business, commercial, or home maintenance purposes." section,77.02 License R2guired No person, firm or corporation shall engage in the business of renti 4 motor vehicles to any person or persons for hire unless said person, firm or corporation is duly licensed as hereinafter provided, Application All�perpons, firms or corporations engaging in the business of rent motor vehicles shall file a written application with the City�Oler% for the City of Fridley. The application shall contain e following: The name and business address of licensee; ( ) The year, make, model, serial number and license number if the motor vehicle is an automobile; i Said appl1 e officer of It person 48 (3) The serial number, license number, trade name and description of the type of self - propelled vehicle if other than an automobile. tion shall be duly sworn to by the person or by the proper he company or corporation applying for the license. ctib4 77.04 Lessee shall be licensed. licensee shall let or furnish any such motor vehicle to any avine his or her motor vehicle driver's license issued in accordance with the rovisions of the laws of the State of Minnesota. It is unlawful for any person,! whether he be the owner or lessee of a motor vehicle, to permit 'l any person rho is not licensed by the State of Minnesota to drive or operate such vehicle. $efgre letting, leasing or furnishing any motor vehicle to any person, t licensee shall make a gible record containing the permanent and le $ name, address and age of the person to whom the motor vehicle is leased, rented or let an shall record thereon the number and date of issue and expiration of the dove '1s license, together with the description of the person as shown by the drivei s license, and identify the vehicle leased or rented to the person by the motor vehicle license number issued by4•.the State of Minnesota, together with the date oir' dates of such licensing. It is unlawful to let, rent or furnish any, motor vehicle to any person under the age of 18 years unless such person sh I1 furnish and leave with the licensee a statement in writing showing the consent 1' I'of the parent or guardian to the leasing or letting of the motor vehicle tc ,such, 'person. All records required by.this section shall be kept for a period of +I'pot less than one year and shall at all times be open to inspectioby tble Police Department of the City of Fridley. �9Iection 77.05 Insurance required. o suo license shall be issued to any person, firm or corporation to 49 { engage in said business in the City of Fridley until the applicant shall obtain and file with the City of Fridley a policy of liability insurance, in An insurance c-1- panyi,Authorized to do business under the laws of the State of Minnesota. jthe liability or indemnity insurance for each motor vehicle as in this chapte #ldefiatled shall be in the amount of $10,000.00 for injury to person or persons;) And shall provide for and be made to cover all injuries to property i that may be',!"use4 by said motor vehicle, not to exceed $5,000.00. Such policy shall be in,, 1 Iuch „form that it shall provide for the payment of any judgment against theli*nsured therein to the extent of the liability therein, obtained by any pers VII injured in person or property by reason of any act of the owner, driver or n* other person in the operation of said vehicle, and for the payment I of any judgnt obtained against the insured therein by any person injured or by the repr�eoent4tive of any person killed or injured by such act. Such policy shall havella�cond#Ltion that it cannot be cancelled after loss or without written notice to the City of Fridley; and in case of any cancellation the license herein provided far, issued to the person, firm or corporation whose policy is so cancelled, all l�become by virtue of such cancellation,'inoperative and void, I+ u.-.less anotk�er policy is forthwith issued, approved and filed in lieu of said cancelled licy� The Council of the City gray require the said licensee to replace sa policy of insurance if it deems said policy unsatisfactory or reason in- , and the default or refusal of said licensee•to comply' sufficienti or any with any s h orer of the Council shall be grounds for revocation of the license of the pers n, firm or corporation sooffending. Said policy shall be approved as to fo rno y th* City Attorneyof the City of Fridley and shall be•filed with l the City Ch rk." T.• . yw yr. ... ! -+r t' 0 50 h Cit � Clerk , upon ll u compliance of the above said provisions, � , com P I shall issueja license to the applicant in conformity With the provisions of this ordinonce, together with a tag bearing the same number as the license, which the applicant she'll display in a conspicuous place on the motor vehicle. Section 77.06 Fee. Thie anti :ual license fee for such license is hereby fixed at $25.00 for each motor vehicle, which license fee shall be paid by the applicant to I'I the City Clark of the City of Fridley, and a receipt for such payment shall be presented to the City Clerk before the issuance of any license. All licenses #4nted''under this chapter shall, unless revoked,, continue in force. i for one year frog and after the date of issuance. . sr,C4- ts1* -v 7707 yIoL4r,•�r Avioltion of any provision of thi$ chapter shall subject the violator to�the penalties provided in Chapter 105 of the City Code. Marvin Bru0406e: First Read4g Second Reads iq Published :!I I j ....��. „1......._�.__�.�e.r.. -- ..vim+:`+► .�....y- _•,ccr._:-- -..... • • PLANNING COWISSI:ON MEETING MINMES - APRTL 22, 1965 Page to The meeting was called to order by Chairman Kravik at 7:45 P.M. ROLL, CALL: Members Present Others Present 1. CONSiDEBATIO -SUS ZOA 64 -11, GOEDON GRAHAM to Mechanicsville. Rezone C -1, local business area. Johanson, Bandel, Kravik, Bergman, Hughes Engineering Assistant, Clark MD REZOR _ G REQUEST FOR POSSIBLE PUBLIC HEARING: Lots 2 thru 30, Block 13, Hamilton s Addition from R ®3, general multiple family dwelling, to Mr. and Mrs. Graham were present. A review was made of the stand that the. Planning Commission had taken at the `last' meeting. The conclusion reached was to consider a specific plan for resoning''in this area, that part of the stipulation would be the presentation by Mr. Graham of how they plan to use this piece of property, the purpose being that this information, along with other studies conducted at this time would be used in arriving at a recommendation to the Council. Mr. Graham explained the property was purchased in 1948 and although it is in a soning'category.which permits apartments, he did not feel that an apartmoat building would he the proper structure on this property because of the traffic hazard. Mr. Graham stated there were several types of businesses he would like to get in, but until the property was zoned for such, he felt his hands were tied. The Commission asked Mr. Graham if he had considered ,applying for a Special Use Permit in order to get the type of business that he had in mind. Mr. Graham replied that he realised he could got a Special Use Permit but if, after the initial permit were i.s *ued, the business was not successful. then. in cyder to try something tlse, there could be several months delay getting a new Special V'se Permit.., qtr. Graham felt that the land should be used in order to ease the tax burden. It was decided that the work which is going to be dome on 1.n v*rsity Avenue would probably reflect in 0?e increased value of the property, The Commission felt that Mr. Graham °s proposed plan could be accomplished by use of a Special Use Permit and asked him to reconsider his request Ber=an. that. on the bas lication has not offered anv indicat ox -.proving the use or—the land as Far the. City -is concernrd the Gcxi=miss�f.on r,_..... ecommend to the Council the rsar�in ,(ZOA o1:i , Gordon G Graham T,Ats 23 thru 30, Block 1.3. _Hamilton9s Addition to Hechar:..icsville from R -3. General multiple f4mlly d_we'lly inx to C =I. Local business area,, be denied, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, t`hmotion carriod, Mr. Graham teas; informeJ thaE the Council would be a ing on this matter on May 3, 1965, 2 ,, SPFGIAL USE MR.MlTo. DOUBIE. BUNGALOW, G . , A GUNDERSON Gaiuderson Terrace, • Mr, and Mrs,, Gunderson were present Lots 1 and 2, Block 3, 51 is 0 FLAMING COMUSSION ISETIM tMIUTES - APRIL 22, 1965 Page 2. MOTION by Johanson, seconded by Baundel, that the Planning Commission recommand to the Council tho approval of the Special Use Permit for a double bungalow by Go A. Gunderson, on lots 1 and 2, Block 3. Gunderson `terrace. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried. 3. STUDY OF ORDINANCE RS BUIZOARDS AND SIGNS AS PREPARED BY CITY ATTORNEY2 Mrs. Mary Schreiner and Mrs. Lowell (1.oia)Mullin, representing the League of Women Voters, were present. MOTION by Hughes, seconded by Bandel, that the Planning Commission will, at the May 13th meating, be prepared to comment in particular on the Ordinance and to matte a statement or recommendation to the Council pertaining to the matter of signs and billboards in the City of Fridley. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried. MMON by Hughes, seconded by B=Jal, thaL the City Manager be requested to send a copy of t1w proposed Ordinance Regulating Billboards and Signs in the City of Fridley, to Mr. Hodue asking for his comments and rec m endatious aaJ returning his opinion to the Planning Commission at the neat ruing of 1Lay 13th. Upon a voice votes, all voting aye, the motion carried. 4. CONSIDSRAT OF PROPOSED PI.AI+UG AND ZONING CATION FORMS* Alter discussing the additions and deletions the Commission felt should be made, it was decided to continue the study of the application fotmso S. DIV ?ATM TO M OTA nAN_=. ASSOCIATIONn Fifth Annual State -Wide C X=tnityr Planning Conference. The Commission was asked to look over the program and if they felt it would be of value to them and could arrange to attend, they should complete the reservation and return to Mr. Wagwr°s office. W. Hughes brought up the question of whether or not Mr. Hodne could be asked to give the Planning Commission zoning ordinances he has drawn up for other cities, He stated we may be able to get new ideas of changing a zoning category or a new category that would be more restricted. No foxml actions was taken. 0 meeting at Respectfully s Bane 0 63rian Recording Sear re being no further business, s0O P.M. s Chairman Kravik adjourned the 52 MLN=S OF JOINT MRSTING OV THE FRID18Y RECREATION COMMISSION AND THE PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS SUB-COMITTZE OF TI`N6; DUDLEY PLANNING COWISSION, MARL 29 -1965 • The meeting was called to order at 8:15 P.M, in the Jr. Nigh Teachers' Lounge by Mr,, Dunphy, Chairman of the Recreation Commission. Mmmbers of the Parks and Playgrounds Sub - Committed Present: Hughes, Cochran, Mrs. Sampson. Members of the Recreation Commission Present: Dunphy, Graeff, Sangster, Mrs. Sampson, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Swards Others Presents Paul Brown, Park and Recreation Director. COMMMCATZONJJ A letter fl, he Alwka County Park Chairman was received and read in answer to as iaquiry� om Jack Dunphy regarding the acquisition and development of the Boy Scout' g', Jack :u: phy about the legality of the City of Fridley bearing a portion of th ost o !!the r. High Swimming Pool so as to utilize this pool by all the residents of R city. 1i The group fel I4t ld be desirable to have some cooperation or agreement be- tween the sch '11 rd and the City stating that a certain amount of time would • be allotted t the ity for a Recreation program utilizing hours not used by the school. The pool is of �ch size that it could handle the crowds now using Moore Lake and the hooll district would not need a . larger facility. Y The group re st*4, the school board member to secure information from the school board to *ow► and when the pool will be used by the schools in order to fit this ilLq into as overall Recreation program. MRRK�B - P _ $tlE , -- 01r Q!lITT Al4D BBCREATION COMMISSION: Hughes moved tsuil receive the communication from Wyman Smith recommending ordinance ch ad to establish a single Parks and Recreation Commission. Seconded by . Paused. The group fe through the school distr The Chairman for 3 year t Hughes moved as to the f03 • ha they wished to have Commission status, with direct communication C' cil. Aloo i members, i from each ward, 1 from each of these 3, #14, #16, and 1 Iaiaon member with the Planning Commission. bo *lected by the meanbers of the Commission. Members elected to Chairman be directed to summarise the desires of this group of a Park and Recreation Commission and request the City 53 • C� P.agE 2 MINIMS CAP J01NT MEETING OP THE FRI. LEY RECREAT'1.OU COMUSSION AIM THE PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS SUB- COMEIIT`. , OF THE FKiDLEY PiAMUTEIG =silrSSION, MARCH 29, 1965 Attorney be advised to uac. this summary to revise the draft amendmenLs of Chapter 24 and 40 of the City Code. Seconded by Sangster, Passed, RIPMT FRal PAUL BROWN.- The following question hats been formulates for the questionaire to be distributed at the Chamber of Commerce Dinner, March 31, 1965: "What is Fridley's greatest weed in Park Tacilitles or Recreational. Program ?" Has requested 4 booklets from the Boy Scout Council so that tasks undertaken by scouts in the Parke will benefit both the City and the scouts. Fees collected from City Chorus will be channeled through the City. Will sea that all employees '',collecting money be bonded. Waiver slip is being revised by Wyman. Smith. Officials are covered by City Liability Insurance. Has contacted SRA And requested Puppets and Craft Program for our Summer Playground Program. Compliling list of :'all Park Property. Marble ?*urn out 4ill be held at the Youth Center, Thursday, April 1, 19650 Table Tennis t will be bold for teenagers at the Fire Station, April 8 and 13, wi finals, April 15, 1965. Summsr empl 's a being secured. ADJCDRNMUTa II 111 There being n+fur I bar business, the meeting adjourned at 11:45 P.M. Respectfully �ed: .Jackie Sward Secretary to Commission 54 L SPECIAL RECRZATION CONUSSION MOT.ING - MARCH 29, 1965 Members Present: Dunphy, Graeff, Sangster, Mrs. Sampson, Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Sward REPMT MI P X1N. Peels it �sj advitable ::o conduaL the baseball program in four areas. The budge will adequately handle a decentralized program. t we adopt- the baseball program as discussed at the eting. Seconded by Sampson. Passed 55 THE INTERNATIONAL CITY MANAGERS' ASSOCIATION PUBLIC MANAGEMENT • MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SERVICE • MUNICIPAL YEAR BOOK • INSTITUTE FOR TRAINING IN MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION ARIA CODR 312 324 -3400 TO THE 1313 EAST 60TH STREET • CHICAGO. ILLINOIS 60637 April 15, 1965 I N V I T A TION CITY CLERK Please Present this Invitation at the Next Meeting of the Governing Body of Your Community? 3 Gentlemen: Thi a a rdial invitation to your municipality to be represented by your mana at a 51st Annual Conference of the International City Managers' Associatio o be eld in Montreal on September 19 to 22. The 4 bnfe �nce offers an opportunity for your manager to find out the latest deve men ke in many areas affecting urban government. Nationally . known exile s wilt present new ideas on the problems facing local government. Some of the sessions planned are: The Cultural and Aesthetic Needs of the City; Automation #s Impact on the City; City - School Cooperation; The Police Function in Urban Society; and Developing Human Relations Policies. i The*ogratn has been designed to reflect not only current thinking on specific problems but to provide the opportunity for managers to get specific help in specific areas. Workshop sessions and informal clinics are planned on a variety of topics covering most municipal functions. Such workshop sessions will be held on Available Federal Aid Programs, Fire Defense Planning, Integrated Code Enforcement, Adequate Water Supply, Economic Development Policies for Small Cities, and Problems of Land Development Control. We will have national political leaders present various views on im- portant programs such as The Poverty Program, the Proper Role of Cities, States and the Federal Government, and the Implications of the Great Society for City Governments. I know you' will appreciate the benefits that your municipality will derive from having your manager attend this meeting, and we would like to hear at your early convenience what action is taken authorizing his attendance. tf s OFN :vr Respec ul>~y your , Orin F. Nolting Executive Director 56 � 5`7 o Mr. Wagner: .J SJBJECT DATE April 26, 1965 i D 3'ura of o�i�_re�lar_holday:3 this year fall on Sunday,nauiaely_ Memo _r al and the Fourth f Ju.y. According to our agreement with the union if a holiday falls on Sun the l�1Pollowing business day will be considered the holiday. I would eref re recommend that we be closed on the Monday after Memorial. Day and the F I li u _qobert L. _ McGu ' e// • DATE SIGNATURE REPLIEWS COPY — RETAIN FOR YOUR FILES ' Fi Mrs. George Bjorklund 48 Northeast 69th Way Minneapolis 32. Minnesota April 69 1965 Governor Karl 'j Rol g Governor's Off n The St "te Capi l St. Paul. Minn pta � I Dear Governor lvaa : "Keep Minnesota Beautiful" Three the is fo the wonderful Nay Minnesotan's are doing this!. With our Governor's spl edid rive it will be even better. But there is a fly in the ointment - have you noticed the recent trend for gasoline stations to load their driveway4!,and Adjacent areas with used car ("FOR SALE ") litter? Knowing . these people should have a license to maintain used car lots we wonder if the cities and state are aware of this unsightly array at every corner of our highways and city blocks. Sincerely, j(Mrs.) George Rjorklund CC to: Mayor Willi n Nee t -" Fridl N' Minne d a 1', Minne lisl5tar and Tribune 425 P Clan (Avenue Minne V plis Minnesota 1 1 I 58 f . i y �t11 1 I 58 f . i 0 �J LAW OFFICES MAX SHAPIRO 9W 1!'"NIDLAND BANK BLDG. MINNEAPOLIS 55401 1 FE 1 -7515 Vi Il ige Council Vil ge o Fridley 643 University Avenue N.E. Fri ey, ;innesota April 15, 1965 59 RE: Shopping Center at 63rd & Central Gen !emeni' In nnec�ion with the shopping center being developed by Max Sali ermah at 63rd and Central we entered into an agreement on Feb ary .�6, 1965, whereby we agreed to dedicate a road through thi Yshoppling center, the precise layout of which is now being prep red in accordance with recommendations of the village engineer. In Vv ew o� the development that is now being made in the shopping area, it i# necessary that the installation of the road be expedited as'soon as passible. Will you please see that all matters in connection with this'!,Iroad''are in order so that construction can commence immediately. n Very truly.yours, r, MAX SHAPIRO ✓�1 Smith I0 r 0 ANOKA COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS I ANOKA, MINNESOTA OFFICE PHONE HA 1-4765 Lt . B City 1 6431 1 FridD Dear S, 00 P.� E. J. LUNDHEIM. Highway Engineer ty Avenue N.E. esota 55421 COUNTY SHOP HA 1 -5920 April 260 3.965 Res C.P. 65-02-108 note that you were unable to have the "Grade Approval" execu f the work on County Road No. 108, The Osborne Road ex- tens' � be Veen Central Avenue and the East County Line, ere is really nothing unreasonable about the logic or reaso g r this project. This project is simply the continuation of the !iror that was started a few years ago, with considerable diffi- cult butt pparently pleasing to the citizens along the road, by sur- facing lthe� repared bituminous stabilization. That, in our opinion must don now so as to protect our original investment• Tis work does not preclude additional base widening if and whey. be ;nstructi6n es necessary and desireable. s work is being performed by the C.S. McCrossan Company this t season* yours very truly., i . un elm • . County Engineer Coo Ommi stoner Mike 0 Bannon e' .il III i (30 • G1 HALL, SMITH, HEDLUND, JUSTER, FORSBER13 AND FEIKEMA ATTORNEYS AT LAW DOUGLAS HALL I 3 11 PRODUCE BANK BUILDING WYMAN SMITH '. April 22, 1965 MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA SS403 GEORGE HEDLUND LEONARD T. JUSTER THOMAS G. FORSBERG HENRY H. FEIKEMA RONALD L. HASKVITZ Mr. E City 6431 Fridl P.il gage �ver ity Avenue Northeast 21, Minnesota Re: Dear tdttl:- Under wheth over - the 1 339 -1481 OFFICES IN: OSSEO COON RAPIDS FRIDLEY Resolution relative to Assessment Policy on State Aid Streets ite f April 1, 1965, you asked me to consider the question of or �ot the city should have a resolution setting forth an L po icy as to the basis for assessing on state aid streets in 6 pr', gram. You h e ha Novem r 26 street: , I on ea pro memo st r unifo and futur proj, I bel the b made in th I mig Court owner quite attor sider Schul pfit ►art ,par 'sta has Sim s b and de ed me also the memo prepared by Marvin C. Brunsell, dated 1964, in regard to the proposed assessment role for 1965 - 2 is my judgment that perhaps this can be just as well handled ct in the way the Finance Director has set it forth on the erred to. I think it is important that the application be ou might instruct Mr. Brunsell to continue the basis on ts. t we would be in perhaps a stronger position in justifying and the assessment used, by having the policy stated and f the record for the particular project, as Mr. Brunsell did cular project. e just for general knowledge that Judge Schultz in Ramsey rejected this theory of being able to assess the property he funds have come from the gas tax funds. This case involves Lar situation in the Village of Shoreview. I and other municipal Lieve that: -the judge is wrong. The matter is now being recon- I presume will go to the state supreme court. I think Judge Lsion is contrary to the France Avenue case in Edina. Yours truly, • �' ! Wyman Smith I cc: : 4 mar, WS /ra Ii Brunsell 77 62 02-3 0 GG 7150 Mayor Fridl 6131 1 wood E&atearaV Sum Z: 788 9251 544&t,O4 ?&iM 5543P 2t aa"eu wwrot Pea.�y.,c April 21, 1965 Mat N ee 4ty ouncil der Avenue N.E. Lis, esofa 55421 Dear G�Lemein: I would 1" kei take this opportunity to commend Mr. Robert Molin Ci' 1 Defense Director for the City of Fridley, for his of helping combat high waters at Riverwood Elemen- tary S 1 ng the period of April 7 through April 15. i Mr. Mo " ro' at up the large county pump in front of Riverwood at 6: .M.'� n Wednesday, April 7, pumped until 2 :30 A.M. and was bad 3j fours later to continue pumping. In the next five days, ugi,�quit• intensive pumping, we were able to oontinue the re tar school day with no interruption of the educational The damage to the school, an�7I are grateful for his efforts. i MM: eh p i E I cc: Hansen Ear Wagner Respectfuny, M. Darrell killer Principal 63 i 0 I y STATE OF MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT 5 2055 NO. LILAC DRIVE MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 55422 April 29, 1965 City dr, Fleshi: ley City 11 6431 ivity Avenue N.E. Frid , nesota 55421 Atte IllonMr. Nasim Qureshi City Engineer Re: S.P. 0207 -15 (T .H . 65 ) - 4 -2 Dear S P. 0208 2 & 0208 . 3 ansmitted herewith is one blue -line copy of the comp :� ed an for the above referenced projects. Since Council appro i required for the plan, we are transmitting this copy to a w you time to review the plan. Council approval will be requomted In the near future since the letting date is May 149 196.5# Pri to that time we will forward resolutions and addi- tionalplaos for Village Council action. lease notice that although the three prints are all combi� 'ed i one package for letting purposes, the Council will be � ed t approve only that portion situated within your cor- porat lim to. Atta GFW: Sincerely, DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS 6'�' U)-tm G. F. Welch District Engineer 1 c: 64 11 Form 2.523 (1 -65) O L U T i 0 N N_O. _71 -1965 R E S io At a (regular) (special) meeting of the nuncii of the City of Fri dl per, duly held on the 3rd day of ma,,, 19_jL, the following Resolution was offered by Thomason ,, Council man ; seconded by _ �►�idan -, -o un _ i 1 man �; to -wit: WHEREAS the Commissioner of Highways has prepared plans, special provisions and specifications for the improvement of a part of Trunk - Highway Number 156 renumbered as Trunk Highway Number L_7 r i within the corporate limits of the City of Fridley frvm --tire at 61st Avenue N.F. and at 65th Avenue N.E. and WHEREAS said plans are on file in the office of the - Department of Highways, Saint Paul, Minnesota, being marked, labeled, and identified as S.P. 0205 -17 (47 =156) and WHE'=S said special provisions are on file in the office of the Department of Highways, Saint Paul, Minnesota, being marked, labeled, and identified as S 0205-17 (L7 =156) which, together with the Minnesota Department of Highways Specifications ,for Highway Construction, dated January 1, 1964, on file in the office of the Commissioner of Highways, constitute the specifications for said improvement of Trunk Highway Number 156 renumbered as Trunk Highway Number 47 ; and WHEREAS,copies of said plans and special provisions as so marked, labeled and identified are also on file in the office of the City Clerk; and WHEREAS the term "said plans and special provisions" as herein- after used in the body of this resolution shall be deemed and intended to mean, refer to, and incorporate the plans and special provisions in the foregoing recitals particularly identified and described. �qj' Form 2523 Y (1-55) NOW, THEN, BE IT RESOLVED that said plans and special provisions for the improvement of Trunk Highway Number 156 renumbered as Trunk Highway Number _42_ within the limits of the Cam _ of Fs, "d?�X be and hereby are approved. BE.IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the elevations and grades as shown in said plans and special provisions be and they are hereby approved and consent is hereby given to any and all changes'in grade occasioned by the construction of said Trunk Highway Number 1 6 renumbered as Trunk Highway Number in accordance with said plans and special provisions. Upon the call of the roll the following Counc Imen voted in favor of the Resolution Nee.„ meson Sheridan. Wright. Kirkham The following i, councilmen voted against its adoption: None whereupon the Mayor and presiding officer declared the Resolution adopted. Dated av 3a�.... 19.�L.• William -_.i- Map Mayor Attest - Marvin C *..Brunsell '• Clerk STATE OF MINNESOTA ) COUNTY OF Anoka ) Be. City I do hereby certify that at a regular meeting '(at a special meeting of which due and legal notice was given) of the Ci +.x Council of 'FriAlsac. Minnesota, on the 3rd day of Mav , 191.qj_, at which a majority of the members of said Council were present, the foregoing resolution was adopted. Given under my hand and seal this 3rd day of Mav 19• Marvin Co Brux�seil; City cisrk • C L A i M 3 1 r1 u 65 3 2 L General and Public Utilities 5064 through 5174 Liquor 7399 through 7420 LIST OF LICENSES TO BE APPROVnD f THr COUNCIL MAY 3p 1965 CIGARETTE est Vending Coo by; Wallace M. Johnson Nov hW Mobile SlAtion 7228 Stevens Ave, Soo Misatesippi St. & E. River Road Minneapolis, Minn, Fridley, Minnesota 55432 G National Fool Stores, Inc. bys Minneapolis Division Renewal 644D University :tve. N.E. Hopkins, Minnesota Fridley, Minnesota 55421 55343 LIVESTOCK V. No Nagel bys V. No Nagel Renewal 970 Osborne Road N,E, FridleV, Minnesota 55432 SERVICE STATION Wantland Standard Service bys James G. Wantland Renewal 5& University Ave. N.E, 5013 Dupont Aveo FPMlev, Minnesota 55421 Minneapolis, Minn. -&—g C - Nei, p ROME LAKE BEACH CONCESSION Cafe-- - Jeff Sutton bys Jett Sutton Renewal 5763 Central Aveo N.E. Frid]LaV Minnesota 55421 G7 9 LICENSES TO BE APPROVED BY COUNCIL FOR FISCAL PERIOD 4/30/65 a 4/30/66 MAY 3g 1965 ELECTRICAL, American Electric Company 5415 Nicollet Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota by: Donald J. Meyer RENEWAL The Batzli Company 1807 South let Street Minneapolis, Minnesota bye Robert 0. Batzli RXEWAL Electric Repair & Constr. Co, 424'Washington Avenue North Minneapolis, Minnesota by: Alvar 0. Elbing RENEWAL Hoffmann Electric Company of Minneapolis 7708 Logan Avenue South • Minneapolis, Minnesota by: Edward M. Hoffmann RENEWAL Skeldon -Green Electric, Inc. 718 East Hennepin Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota byt Donald W. Green RENEWAL Sterling Electric Company 44 South 12th Street Minneapolis, Minnesota by: W. Wo Alward RENEWAL Tieso Electric Company, Inc. 1255 West Larpeateur Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota by.- Ralph Tieso RBN31" EXCAVATORS Maple Grove Construction Co. Route #2 068000 Minnesota by: Gene edhafluoh RMIMAL John A. Nelson Excavating Co. 660 w 39th Avenue N. Z. • Minneapolis 21, Minnesota bys John A. Nelson $MMIAL B uthtown Piping Co., I=. 8949'• let Avenue South IfInaeapolis 20, Minnesota by: Walter S. Boorsma NBN. 68 LIST OF C031TRACTORS LICENSES TO BE APPROVED BY COUNCIL MAY 3, 1965 F8C11,, _ VATORS� (Coatinued' Bennis Warn Excavating 11359 Hanson Blvd. Coon Rapids 33, Minnesota by-. Bennie Warn GAS SERVICES Bruce Plumbing Company 4747 Twin Lake Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota by; Delbert P. Bruce PAGE 2. Mill City Boating & A/C Co. 13005 B 16th Avenue N. Minneapolis 27, Minnesota by: Wm. B. Stevenson RENEWAL Minneapolis Gas Company 739 Marquette Avenue • Minneapolis 2, Minnesota by-. Arthur G. Ablquist RBIiI Nielsen Gas Heat 2916 S. 38th Street Minneapolis, Minnesota by; Stanley M. Nielsen REN10" Sassco, Inc. 475 a 8th Avenue N. W. New Brighton, Minnesota by= Robert Jensen MRWA I, Standard Heating Company 410 West Lake Street Minneapolis, Minnesota byt Tony Ferrara RMUWAL Ray N. Winter Beating Co. 4637 Chicago Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota byt Ray N. Welter RAIL (GSM COSTRACTORS Alm Construction Company 4850 Zachary Lane North Minneapolis 28, Minnesota bys Alan Peterson NEW Charles 9. Johanson, Inc. 160 Hartman Circle N. 8a Yridloy 32, Minnesota ' by: Charles Johanson ROW4AL Chester Maciassek 6380 Quincy St. N. E. Fridley 21, Minnesota by: Chester Maciasxek Rte. 69 • LIST OF COWTRACTORS LIC=SES To BE APPROVED By CWNCIL PAGE 3. May 3, 1965 GZN RAL COIi'PRACTORS (Continued) Richard Miller Rome 8256 Monroe Street W. E. Minneapolis, Minnesota by: Richard W. Miller TA4. Royal Aluminum Products,, Inc. 1413 Plymouth Avenue Worth Minneapolis, Minnesota byg Max Ostrow Rte. L. W. Samu41400 Construction 7800 Salt River Road Fridley 32, Minnesota by: L. W. Samuelson Rg110" Drew L. Scherer 6525 4 2nd St. N. S. Fridley 320 Minnesota by: D. L, Scherer y • S. S. Tamplin Construction Co. 1251 Gardena Avenue Fridley 21, Minnesota by: S. N. Tamplin R$liBWAL Ben Wolks, Inc. 251 Rice Creek Terrace Fridley 32, Minnesota, by: Ben Wolke ROGWAL WEN Bruct Plumbing Company 4747 Twin Lake Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota by: Delbert Bruce Rffi1$WAL Egan & Sons Air Cond. Co. 7100 Medicine Lake Foad Minneapolis, Minnesota by: C. Re Egen pgW Mill City Heating & A/C Co. 13005.a l6th avenue worth Minneapolis 27, Minnesota by: William H. Stevenson p/J, Sassco, Inc. 475 - 8th Avenue W. W. • Now Brighton, Minnesota by: Robert Jensen Rg, • LIST OF CONTRACTORS LICENSES TO BE APPROVED By COUNCIL PAGE 4. MAY 3, 1965 HEATING (Continued) Ray N. Welter Heating Company 4637 Chicago Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota by; Ray N. Welter RSNM" PLUMBING Bruce Plumbing Company 4747 Twin Lake Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota by: Delbert Bruce RENEW& Hoglund Plumbing Company 7420 West Lake Street St. Louis Park, Minnesota by; Don C. Hoglund RENZ1ft Minneapolis Gas Company • 739 Marquette Avenue South Minneapolis 2, Minnesota by; Bennie C. Johnsen REISWAL ®- m o o- o m® m ® ®® v® o m m e O - ® - m m- v® .. o_ .. PLEASE NOTE- Building Permit Renewal for: East Riverlands Court, Inc. or Western Homes, Incorporated 10051 Grouse Street N. B. Minneapolis 33, Minnesota Laurie Johnson Building Permit ;66878 attached hereto. I0 70 71 It is hereby requested that I be issued a house trailer permit in compliance with Ordinance #83 dated MW 30, 1957 by reason of the following: a. Name and address of applicant: S_naz b. Ownership of trailers c.. Description of trailer - make and size: 27 ft. Pathi _ice., d. Name and address of owner of land where trailer is proposed to be located: son-- 6570 Fri4Iw , SIXeet Lqac2&WM. e. Period of time trailer to be stored cc occupied: off ,-MA -on to use of trailers IQ,,.,lAn In _&i1_ , A& hham, w go signature of adjoining property owners granting approvals Signeds • Mrs. Peter Benolkin - 6550 Fridley street N.B. Robert Fo Traub - 6563 Fridley street N.B. Luther Millard - 6575 Fridley street N.E. Mr. & Mrs. Peter Lazorshak - 6584 Fridley street N.Bo b. Location of trailer on proposed property - attached plat plan of propertys 6570 Fridley street Noactheast , - 0.,_skf A oa 0-090M ►n�11cat,�. i. Where trailer is to be occupied, (1) what is relatiaeslltIp8 if any, between trailer owner and land owner? owner o , , UVA and traileor. (2) Names and ages of all occupants? ,Jo H,AndtM 69 years, Al„ b fa AoWsM - 6�3 y Ms, & (3) facilities for sewage disposal, water and electricity? Xt&M a„W„ a gg&X C j= &JM WK haise, also _,sewer (4) employment of applicant? Minister. (5) whether applicant is constructing home in areal jo. The application, when presented to the City Council, shall show the re RIM sarendation of the Zoning Administrator and /cc Building Inspector. Please find attached check in the amount of ($25.00) for occupying a house trailer. signeds Joseph H. Anderson Applicant TO 1,2 7,-b.RL P. W,'.GNER, CITY MANAGER •. _ -- -i 6 i E C'- nOUSE TRAILER AT 6570 FRIDLEY STREET N.E. DATE APRIL 26, 1.965 IT --S MY SUGGESTION THAT THE TRAILER LICENSE BE DENIED FOR MR. ANDERSON AT 6570 FRIDLEY STREET N.E. SEWER AND WATER HAS NEVER BEEN PROPERLY INSTALLED AND THE NEIGHBORS HAVE REC'J"STERED COMPLAINTS OF SEWAGE ODORS AND DISREPUTABLE APPEARANCE OF THE ENTIRE SET UP. ATTACHED IS A PETITION REQUESTING REMOVAL OF THIS TRAILER BY THE PEOPLE WHO F.AVE TO LOOK AT IT AT ALL TIMES. SIGNATURE // %� , , ALLEN G. JENSEN, Building Inspector LY: DATE SIGNATURE REPLIER'S COPY — RETAIN FOR YOUR FILES Px 72 A coo 6-7 0 • .. i i ) -� 1, -0.. 73 74. - Ap January 65 D. L. Anderson { Don's. 5th Addition . S 679.25 . , 1.4 .- .' : - -. •,, jii tlit .�:i.i��i Lil `:rA �F3 •, 1.. 1.,�!�I.y �`d� is ., .. ,. ! .:� �, ?� p i;• - Ap 75 IC ', -1, January 21 _ r re j0 N-rel 0 Howar4_J,,_D or-,7f)d to a.- for tho purpose of petil_', 011- plat its in the e icznown as Ouimette Terrace na of raY r-,,:)nL for the above 1,1proveMrIt S hereby Patiti ons the City to install the f ollcn -,rfacimgv (b) concrete curb and -ratter and servire {e) :street si SL b oul ar Ev I see d 0 o:j' for, said plat,, and agrees to escrow money wtth t�- cc:,,,,. -i -",I sach Improvements on ail lots for wlIch "It.11 a,3 - Vh,�, time the final plat is accepted ana the tins that 'M N,,ements appears on the tax agree.. rolls$ and ag, to lace i • Waived by Counci 9/21/64 to cover preliminary engineering costs, to bf� ret:lirne,i - t placed ,under contrF,,tr less amounts not added to x7,3 c or deletio -is approved by the City 'to above , NA IT7!3; Or Cc being; domited for 1),;xk f7urzoses is a(; "I -------- -real in the -6mo-_mL of is attached,. (A *e subdivision; or in lieu thereof of tftin boundary o 5' '-s under 6.00 per la� and outlot, whichever is less, Pla. -,c: -,,pt from all park land or money payment requirements.) Howard J. Dunphy, Annette E. Dunphy are Fee Owners TA _*7 :,ju% ,,onds not a-,)Tj.!, ,L a RESOLUTION # 72 -1965 • RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CONDEMNATION FOR CERTAIN STREET EASEMENTS - ST. 1965 -2. t WHEREAS, there is a need to acquire-street easements for the 1965 -2 street program in the City of Fridley,•and WHEREAS, attempts have been made to acquire said easements by negotia- tion but without success, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota, as follows: i 1. That it is necessary to acquire street easements for street purposes in the 1965 -2 Street Program of the City of Fridley over the descrip- tions set forth in the attached document. 2. That the attorneys for the city are authorized and directed to Y acquire such land b. condemnation action in Anoka County District Court., q Motion for adoption of the resolution by Councilman Wr fight , ; seconded by Councilman Sheridan ! Upon vote the following voted in favor thereof: All The following voted against: None Regular meeting of the City Council held on May 3.,.1965. WHEREUPON, said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.,, r j r. c William•J. Nee, Mayor t i 1 ATTEST: �. ATTENTION OF: TO MR. EARL P. WAGNER CITY MANAGER SUBJECT- REQUEST FOR BUILDING PERMIT DATE APRIL 212 1965 I iAVE A-MQUE .. FROM AL WIMIAMS TO BUILD TWO HOUSES ON LOTS 239_24,, 25 and 26 THERE IS ONE SERVICE FOR THE FOUR LOTS AT _BLQCK_j,__jLV9RVIEW HEIGHTS, -PRESENT, 17fi ALLEN G. JENSEN. Building Inspector ATTENTION OF: TO --- WAGNER,-.City-.Manager-.--..----.. lot SUBJECT REQUEST TO BUILD ON LOTS 23 THROUGH 26, BLOCK E. RIVERVIEW HEIGHTS ADDITION. DATE APRIL 21, 1965 THE BUILDING SITES IN THIS ENTIRE AREA ARE ROUGHLY one -half, 50 foot lots. THE SALES OF THESE HOUSES HAVE BEEN VERY GOOD AND DUE TO THE COST OF THE ASSESSMENTS AND NEW STREETS REQUIRED, ETC., IT IS ALMOST NECESSARY TO PERMIT THIS SITUATION IN ORDER TO BUILD UP THE AREA SIGNATURE ALLEN G. JENSEN, Building Inspector 0 DATE d,11Y2Z-,' f SIGNATURE 77 DICTATING MACHINE SERVICE COMPA'NY 78 Established 1930 A Division of the 9j ,K • 2651 UNIVERSITY AVENUE 646 -1311 SAINT PAUL 14, MINNESOTA April 23, 1965 Mr. Everett W. Mc Carthy Chief Fridley Police Department 6431 University Avenue Northeast Minneapolis, Minnesota Dear Mr. Mc Carthy: As we previously discussed the dual recorders that you now own, have seen excessive use. It will take a major repair .job to put these back into good operating conditi=. The cost will be approximately $45.00 per machine or $90.00 for both units. The service department will not guarantee the repairs on the equipment and recommend that you look into the purchase of a new MR -5A Dual Recorder. The cost of a new set of Duals is approximately $940.00 less trade in of $60.00 of your present equipment, for a total of $880.00. The duals may be purchased in many different ways, such as a 30 -60 -90 day cash basis, lease programs, or outright cash purchase. The lease program gives you the privilege of paying for the equipment over a three year program with low payments. If you city has any other preferences or ideas with regard to purchase plans, we will be more than happy to discuss them with you. The new Gray Audograph Dual, of course, is more sensitive, and will give you better playback quality. They also operate on V.O.R. voice operated relay for the start -stop functions.-These machines will last you fifteen years. If you have any questions Mr. Mc Carthy, please call. Very truly yours, DICTATING MACHINE SERVICE COMPANY 7 Gene D. Fryxell Sales Representative GDF /j an Called on 4 -27 -65 and asked to return equipment. ilictaphone° • c Oft P O R A T I O N DICTAPHONE CORPORATION 3036 UNIVERSITY AVE. S.E. • MINNEAPOLIS 14, MINNESOTA E. M. HUSTAD, DISTRICT MANAGER FEDERAL 3 -3295 April 28, 1965 Earl P. Wagner, City Manager City of Fridley 6431 University Ave. N. E. Fridley, Minnesota Dear Mr. Wagner: The following is our quotation on the.Dictaphone Dictacord Recording - Reproducing Machine, Model A2TC -15 minute, which is compatible with the Dictaphone equipment presently used in your office. Any recorded messages taken on the Model A2TC can be transcribed by your secretary on her Model TB -6 Dictaphone Transcribing Machine. 1 Model A2TC Dictaphone Dictacord Recording- Reproducing Machine. Dual for • continuous recording and reproducing, automatic operation $950.00 Less Trade -in: 1 MR2 Gray Audograph Dual recording machine 60.00 890.00 Full instruction will be given to you in the complete operation of our Dual Model A2TC Dictacord Recording - Reproducing Machine after the installation has been completed. I am eager to serve you. Cordially yours, D TAPHONE CORPORATION W. W. and Sales presentative WWO:M '7 RESOLUTION NO. 1965 A RESOLUTION AUTHORMNG AIM DLIECTING THr C% ABLAING OF SPECIAL ASSMSSM7,'NTS • ON LOT 14 (EX o S o 3900 ) OF AUDI'T'OR' S SUB. #22 AND LOr 30, BIACK 2 AD ADJOINING VACATED STi VTS AND ALLEYS, IRVINGTOF ADr'ITIONo 0 WHEREAS, certain s e cial assessments have peen levied with respect to certain land and said land has subsequently b,ea combined. NOW, THEREFORE M. IT RrSOURD, as followst That the assessment levied against the following described parcelap to -vit: Lot 14 (Ex. Se 3909 of Auditor's Sub. #22; and Lot 30, Block 2 and adjoin- ing vacated streets and alleys, Irvington Addition, may and shall be apportioned and combined as follows° Original Parcels Lot 14, (Exa So 3901 ) Auditor's Sub. #22 Lot 309 Block 2,Irvington Add. and adjoining Streets & alleys Division of Parcel Lot 14 (Ex.S. 3909of Auditor's Sub, #22 and Lot 30, Blk. 2& adjoining vacated streets & allays, Irvington Addition Fund 0rWg!L1 Amok Reg. S.A. $ 257.61 SW x'48 —B (Sewer Lat.) 514014 SW #46-B (Water Late) 229002 Rego So Ao $ 41,78 SW #48-B (Sewer Let.) 997.12 SW #48-B (Water Lato) _ A.1616 $ 29483.83 Rego So A. $ 299.39 1,511.26 $ 2,483.83 ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUFCIL OF THr CITY CF FR[DLRY THIS DAY OF 1965. ATTEST s - n E. Brunsell o - WE= 3. a so CJ 11 • RESOLUTIorJ NO. ' 1%5 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AM DIRECTING THE COMINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON S. 20. OF LOT 16 AND ALL OF LOT 17, AND W.5• CF LOT 18 `PARCELS 3330 AND 3355), BLOCK 16,•FRIDLEY PARK.. WHEREASe certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain land and said land has subsequently been combined. NOW* THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED. as follows: That the assessment levied against the following described parcels. to -wit: B. 209 of Lot 16 and all of Lot 17 and W. 51 of tot 18. Block.16 Fridley Park. may and shall be apportioned and combined as follows: Original Parcels Fund Original Amount E. 20° of Lot 16 & all Reg. S.A. $630.52 of Lot 17. Block 16. Parcel 3330. Fridley Park W. 5• of Lot 18, Block 16, Reg. S. A. 45.11 Parcel 3355. Fridley Park �.�_..r. $675.63 Division of Parcel Fund Original Amount 3.20• of Lot 16, all of Reg. S. A. $675.63 Lot 17, and inc. that part of vacated alley being N of same and W. S• of Lot 18, Block 16, parcel 3335, Fridley Park $675.63 ADOPTED BY TO CITY COUNCIL OF ME CITY OF FRIDLEY TEMS DAY OF 1%5. ATTEST: CITY CLERK Ma n C. Brunsell MAYOR - William J. Nee 81 82 • 23 April 1965 MEMO r A I O TO: City Manager and City Council FROM: Marvin C. Brunsell, Finance Director SUBJECT: Final Assessment doll - 1964 -2 Street Project (State Aid Street 302 and 315) - 61st Avenue and West Moore Labs Drives) The construction work has been completed on 61st Avenue* and 'West Moore Lake Drive. These streets are State Aid Streets. It has been the'Council °s policy to assess property abutting an State Aid Streets for the benefits received. The rate of assessment for this roll is $6.28 per front fool«. This was determined by using the average assessment for all of the normal residential streets which ware assessed in the City in 1964. State Aid Streets have concrete curb and gutter. therefore, the average • for concrete curb and-gutter streets was used, The roll has been prepared on this basis. but if the Council wishes it to be done in any other manner, this can be dons if the Council desires. Any instructions on the preparation of the roll should be made kno m at the time the Council adopts the resolution directing the preparation of the assessment roll. • 83 s • RESOLUTION NO. 1%5 A RESOLUTION DIREC71NG THE PRBPARATIOLT OF ASSBSSMgNT ROLL FOR SIBEBT IMPBOVSM9NT PROJBCT 110o 1964 -2. (STATE AID 302 & 315) BB IT BBSOLVED, By the Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka Covaty; Miihasota, as follows: 1, It is hereby determined that the assessable cost of con struction with respect to the following named improvement, to -wLt: SUM IMPROVMUft PROJECT- No. 1964-2 (State Aid. 302 ft 315) including all incidental expenses thereto is estimated at $54,827.39 a. The City Manager, with the assistance of the City Clerk shall forthwith calculate the proper amounts to be specially assessed for said improvement against every assessable lot, piece or parcel of land benefited by said improvement according to law. • ADOPIED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLSY:;THIS 30 DAY OF MAY 1963. MAYOR • William Jo Nee AT13STt CITY CUMK e Marvin C. Brunsell 'i CITY OF FRIDLEY S11t86T IMPRO4gm r PROJECT N0. 1964 -2 (STATE -AID -NO. '302 AM 3151 Petition Received: (Date) State -Aid Street Object: Bituminous Surfacing and Concrete Curb and Gutter Referred to Council: (Date) Disposition: Estimated Cost: Hearing Held: Disposition: Bids Opened: (Date) Award Made: (Data) • Contractor: Contract Pricei Contract Completed: (Date) FINAL: Advertising Costs and Postage Paper Supplies Contractor's Cost Engineering Costs Administrative Cost* V Spacial Assesexant Computation Other Contractural Legal and Fiscal Costs Contingencies Other Supplies Unit Cost: Area to be Assessed: 40 Method of Asssssaant: Hearing on Assessment Roll: (Date) February 18, 1964 February 18, 1964 - Resolution No. 34 -1964 Resolution Receiving Preliadnary Repoet and Calling for a Public clearing $100,820.60 April 20, 1964 April 20, 1964 - Resolution No. 69 -1964 - Resolution Ordering Improvement and Resolution No. 107 - 1964 - Receiving Final Plans and Ordering Advertisement for Bids June 15, 1964 July 7, 1964 - Resolution No. 137 -1964 - Awarding Contract C. S. McCrosson, Inc. $46,791.60 December 7, 1964 $ 101.66 24.14 48,902.15 5,229.04 555.40 701.75 150.00 125.00 38.25 $55,827.39 Area abating on 61st Ave. - 7th St. to West Moore Lake Drive West Moore Lake Drive - 59th Ave.to Carol Dr. 10 Year Spread June 7, 1965 CITY OF FRIDWY ASSESSMEff f ROLL STREET IMPROYBMRNT PROJECT 140a 1964-2 STATE AID 302 & 315 Addition Name MOOSE I&= ADDITIOM Lots 1 -3,B1k 1 & all of B1kl2 City of Fridley Lots 1- 15,B1k-2 St L.1- 15,B1k.11 School District x/14 Lot 1, Blk 1 City of Fridley Lots 1 & 36. in Dlks.2,3,4,5&,V School District #14 MEMO- ADDIUM Lot 12, Block 2 School District #14 SAOREWOOD 2NR.ADDI PIOV Lot 7, Block i Sari R. & Mary Hoyae 820 W.Moora Lake Drive VINELAND ADDITION • Lots 15 A 16, Blks. 7 & 8 Lot 16, Blk 9 City of Fridley Lot 15, Blk. 9 and. Lots 15 & 16, Bl ks. 10,9t 11 8: Lot 16 ?s 48 •Lot 15, Blk 12 School District x/14 Pt. of. Lot 15,- Blk 12 and- all of Block 13, School District N14 Rate: $6.28 per foot Mr. John Jansen Superintendent of School District #14 6000 West Moore Lake Drive L Footage Asset t 1259 $ 7,906.52 1259 7,906.52 275 1,727.00 1590 9,985.20 129 753.60 85 795 1050 847 w 7280 533.80 4,992.60 6,594.00 5,319.16 $45,718.40 SG REsomaca MID 1965 A RESOLDTION DIRECTING PDALICATION Cr HEABIM ON PROPOSED ASSESS_ MENT ROLL FOR STRUT IMPROVOWT PROJECT NO. 1964 -2 (STATE AID 302 .& 315) . SEAS, by a resolution passed by the City Council on 3 May 1965 the City Clerk was directed to prepare ,a proposed assessment of the cost of STREET IMPROVEMBNr PROJECT NOB 1%4 -2 (State Aid 302 & 315) . i AND iMMZAS, the Clerk has notified the council that such proposed assessment roll has been completed and filed in his office for public inapect�on NOM, THMMORE BE IT RESOLVED, By the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, as follows: id The City Council shall meet at the City Hail in.the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, on the 7th day of June, 19659 at 8:00 o'clock P.tl,, to pass upon the proposed assessment for the following named impromment: STREET VeROMW;T PRQ=r VO, 1964 -2 (State Aid 302 & 315) 2. The City Manager shall publish notices of the time and place of the meeting in the off ici.ai .newspaper of the City, at least two (2) weeks prior to such meeting& ADOPTED BY THE CITY COMML (W THE CITY OF FRID EY THIS 3RD DAY or MAY 1965. ATTEST.. CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunel! 40 MAYOR - William J. .Nee 87 CITY OF FRIDLEY ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOtl NOTICE OF HEARING OF ASSESSMIRIT FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJSCr NO. 1964 -2 (STATE AID 302 & 315) Notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Fridley will meet at the City Hall in said City on the 7th day of June 1965. at 8:00 o °clock P*M. to hear and pass upon all objections. if any. to the proposed assessments in respect to the following improvement. to -wit: STREET IMPROVEMT PROJECT NOe 1964 -2 (STATE AID 302 & 315) The proposed assessment roll for each of said improvements is now on file and open to public inspection"by all persons interested. in the office of the Clerk of said City, At said hearing the Council will consider written or oral objections to the proposed assessments for each of said improvements. The general nature of the improvements and each of then is the con- struction of asphalt streets and concrete curb and gutter in the lands.and streets designated as follows: 1, 61st Avenue - 7th Street to West Moore Labs Drive 2. West Moore Lake Drive - North edge of Donnay•s Lakeview Manor Addition to Carol Drive The area proposed to be assessed for said improvements and each of them is all that land benefited by said improvements or each of them and lying within the general area of the above noted streets. Said improvements will be assessed against the properties within tha above noted areas in whole or in part proportionately to each of the lands therein contained according to the benefits received. DATED THIS 3RD DAY OF MAY, BY ORDER OF THE CITH COUNCIL OF To CITY OF FRIDLBYO ATTEST: MAYOR - William Jo Nee CITY CLER11 - Marvin C. Brunsell Publish: The Record - Fridley Edition 12 May 1965 19 May 1965 88 RESOLUTION NO. 79 -1_965 • RESOLUTION NOMINATING THE CITY MANAGER FOR THE C. C. LUDWIG DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD. WHEREAS, the League of Minnesota Municipalities has solicited nominees for the Annual C. C. Ludwig Award for distinguished service, and WHEREAS, the City of Fridley has benefited over the past five and one -half years from the skilled and dedicated services of its City Manager, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council, of the City of Fridley nominate Earl P. Wagner for receipt of the Ludwig Award for 1965, and that the attached nomina- tion form be forwarded to the League for its consideration. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS 3RD DAY OF MAY, 1965. MAYOR - William J. Nee ATTEST: c RESOLUTION NO. 0 RBSOLUTION TO AWERTISE FOR BIDS BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Fridley, as follows: 1. That it is in the interest of the City to award bid contracts for the following items or materials: "ONE NSW I TON TRUCK" 2. A copy of the specifications for the above described items and materials, together with a proposal for the - method of purchase and the payment thereof have been presented to the Council by the City Manager and the same are hereby approved and adopted as the plans and specifications, and the method of acquisition and pay - ment to be required by the City with respect to the acquisition of said items and materials. 3. The purchase of said items and materials as described above shall beteffected by sealed bids to be received and opened by the City of Fridley on the 17th day of May, 1965. The City Manager is directed and • authorized to advertise for the purchase of.said item and material by sealed bid proposals under notice,as provided by law and the Charter of the City of Fridley,, the notice to be substantially in form as that shoran by Exhibit "A" attached hereto and made a part of by reference. Saiti notice,shali be published at least twice in the official nerrspaper_of the City of Fridley. PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS DAY OF lIAY, 1965 BY THE CITY COMICIL. ATTEST: MAYOR - vmism J. Nee MMAM DU'W= - Marvin C. Brunsell If 89 • CITY OF FRI= BID NOTICE: MW- HAW TON TRUCK EXHIBIT "A" The City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota will accept sealed bids on One New % Ton Truck on the 17th day of May, 1%5, until 12:00 o'clock non on said date at the City Hall, 6431 University Avenue P.B., Fridley, Minnesota 55421 (Tel. 560 - 3450). All bids must meet the mini - mum requirements of the specifications. Failure to comply with this section can, result in disqualification of the bid. Bach bid shall be by a Certified Check, Cashier °s Check, Cash or Bid Bond and made payable without conditions to the City of Fridley,, Minnesota, in an mount of not less than 5% Of the bid, which check, cash or bond shall be forfeited if bidder neglects or refuses to enter into a Contract, after his bid has been accepted. The City reserves the right to accept the bid which is determined to be In the best interests of the City. The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids and waive any informalities or technicalities in any • bid received without explanation. The City Council also reserves the right to consider such factors as time of delivery or performance, experience, responsibility of the bidder, past performance of similar types of items or materials, availability of products and other similar factors that it may determine to be in the best interest of the City. Copies of the specifications and general conditions my be eawined in the office of the City Bngineer- Director of Public Works. or copies may be obtained from his office. All bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes and slain_ _marked on the outside with "Im TRUCK". Publish: May 5,, 1965 May 12, 1965 0 SAIL P. VAGIM City Manager 90 RESOLUTION NO. • RESOLUTION TO AUiMISE FOR BIDS BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Fridley, as follows: 1. That it is in the interest of the City to award bid contracts for the following items or materials: iNSTAU ATION OF SEWER AND WATER SERVICE LINES FOR THE W= LAKE BEACH EWSE 2. A copy of the specifications for the above described items and materials, together with a proposal for the method of purchase and the payment thereof have been presented to the Council by the City Manager and the same are hereby approved and adopted.As the plans and specifications; and the method of acquisition and Pay- ment, to be required by the City with respect to the acquisition of said items and materials. 3. The bids contract for the construction of itemsas described above shall be effected by sealed bids to be received and opened by the City of Fridley on the 17th day of Map, 1965. The City Manager is directed and authorized to advertise for the purchase of said item and material by sealed bid proposals under notice as provided by law and the Charter of the City of Fridley, the notice to be substantially in form as that shown by Exhibit "A" attached hereto and made a part of by reference. Said notice shall be published at least twice in the official newspaper of the City of Fridley. PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS DAY OF MAY, 1965 BY THE CITY COUNCIL FINANCE DIRECM - Marvin C. Brunsell MAYOR - William J. Nee 91 . NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received and publicly opened by the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota at the office of the City Manager, on the 17th day of May, 1965 at 12:00 Noon, and will be considered by the City Council of the City of Fridley, at a regular Council Meeting, at 8:00 P.M. on the 17th day of May, 1965 for the furnishing of work and materials for the in- stallation of Sewer and Water Service Lines for the Moore Lake Beach House. The project consists of the following approximate work: 400 LoP- 3" C.I.P. Sewage Force Main Sewage Ejector Pumps, Tank and Appurtenances 300 L.F. 1 -1/2" Copper Water Service Line and Appurtenances All in accordance with plans and specifications prepared for the City of Fridley, Minnesota, by Comstock & Davis, Inc., Consulting Engineers, 1446 County Road "J ", Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432, Telephone: SUnset 4 -9346. rians and specifications may be City Manager, and copies may be individual use by applying to th • the Engineers $10.00 for each se to each bidder submitting a bona documents in good condition with of opening bids and to non -bidde examined at the office of the obtained for the Contractor's e Engineers and depositing with t. The deposit will be refunded fide bid upon return of the in ten (10) days from the date rs upon return of the documents in good condition prior to the bid openings Bids must be made on the basis of cash payment for the work, and accompanied by a,cash deposit, certified check (on a responsible. bank in the State of Minnesota), or a bidder's bond and made payable without condition to the City of Fridley, Minnesota, in the amount of not less than 5% of the total amount of the bide The City Council and to waive any planation. reserves the right to reje informalities in any bids ct any and received all bids without ex- No bid may be withdrawn for a period of thirty (30) days. By order of the City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota. Dated this 3rd day of May, 1965. Earl P. Wagner, • City Manager 0 0 29 April 1965 ABMQ M: City Manager and City Council FROM: Marvin C. Drunsell, Finance Director SUACT: Final Assessment Roll for Sever, Water and Storm Sever Improvemant Project No. 69. The work done under Project No. 69 consists of installing Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm Sever in the plat of Meadommoor Terrace and Meadowsoor Terrace 2nd Addition. At the time of the petition for the improvements all of the property was owned by one person. Unless instructed otherwise by the Council the assessment roil will be prepared on the basis of past Council policy, that is the water and sever laterals will be assessed on a front foot basis, the service lines will be assessed on a per service basis, and the storm saver will be assessed on a square foot basis. The assessments would be due in one lump sum in the year 1966, unless the Council wishes to spread the assessments over a period of years. These instructions should be given at the time the assessment roll is ordered. 93 RESOLUTION NOo i 1965 A RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE PREPARATION OF ASSESSMUT ROLL FOR S 1Me WATER AIM STORM SHWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT NO. 69 BE IT RESOLVED, By the Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, as follows: 1. It is hereby determined that the assessscnt cost of con- struction with respect to the following named improvement, to -wit: SEWER, WATER AND STORM SEWER IMPROVEMElMT PBOJECr No. 69 including all incidental expenses thereto is estimated at $77.574.04 2. The City Manager, with the assistance of the City Clerk shall forthwith calculate the proper amounts to be specially assessed for said improvement against every assessable lot, piece or parcel of land benefited by said improvement accord- ing to law. ADOPT&D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY UMS 3RD DAY OF MAY 1965. ATTEST: CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell U MAYOR - William Jo Nee 94 95 I P WARD T a WARD' 3 Jit or I-V I p M SpRiN OAK Ia.d CA 901• a1. ---------------------_ 1959 n X0 m3w X M rg ILUNJ to nuc ®mo�o�Q o00o s �% OFF EZ 95 I P WARD T a WARD' 3 Jit or I-V I p M SpRiN OAK Ia.d CA 901• a1. ---------------------_ 1959 • .. ...... 7: r MOS. VIEV w eRTN r lo AUDITOR'S SUB 4W." IkIk o" tr 41 t rz n X0 m3w X M rg ILUNJ to nuc Elm • .. ...... 7: r MOS. VIEV w eRTN r lo AUDITOR'S SUB 4W." IkIk o" tr 41 t rz • I RESOLUTION moo 1%5 A RESOLffPLON DIRECTING PUBLICATION OF HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR SEWER, WATER AND STORM SEWER IMPROVSNSNT PROJECT NO. 69 WHEREAS, by a resolution passed by the City Council on 3 May 1965 the City Clerk was directed to prepare a proposed assessment of the cost of SEWER, WATER AND STORM SEWER IMP RONT PROJECT N0, 69 AND WHEREAS. the Clerk has notified the council that such proposed assessment roil has been completed and filed in his office for public inspection. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED. By the City Council of the City of Fridley. Anoka County, Minnesota. as follows: 1. The City Council shall meet at the City Hall in the City of Fridley. Anoka County, Minnesota, on the 7th day of June 1965 at 8 :00 o'clock P.M.. to pass upon the proposed assessment for the following named improvement: SEWER. WATER AND STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENT PR=CT RD. 69 2. The City Manager shall publish notices of the time and place of the meeting in the official newspaper of the City, at least two (2) weeks prior to such meeting. ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS 32D DAY OF MAY 1965. ATTEST: CITY C= - Marvin C. Brunsell MAYOR - William! J. Nee C )f Q TY OF FRIDLEY EXHIBIT (A) NOTICE OF 11HARIM OF ASSESS= Tr swn. WATER AND STORM SEWER IWRaVDWZ 2ROJSCT NO. 69 Notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Fridley will nest at the City Hall in said City on the 7th of June 1965 at 8:00 PoM. to hear and pass upon all objections. if any, to the proposed assessments in respect to the following improvement, to -wit: SB'WER. WATER AND STORM SEWER IMPROVI MWr PROJECT NO. 69 The proposed assessment roll for each of said improvements is now on file and open to public inspection by all persons interested, in the office of the Clerk of said City. At said bearing, the Council will consider written or oral objections to the proposed assessments for each of said improvements. The general nature of the improvements and each of theca is the construction of sanitary sewer and store: sewer mains and connecting lines and Mater rains and connection lines in the lands and streets designated in manner as follows : . 1. All of the streets lying within, or adjacent to the plat of Meadowmoor Terrace and Meadowmoor Terrace 2nd Addition. The alts proposed to be assessed for said improvements and each of then is all that land benefited by said improvements or each of them and lying within the general area of the above named streets. Said improvements will be assessed against the properties within the above noted areas in whole or in part proportionately to each of the lands therein contained according to the benefits received. The total cost of the improvement is estimated at $77.574.04. DATED THIS 32D DAY CIF MAY 1965. BY ORDER OF THE CITY WNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, MAYOR - William Je Nee CITr MANAGER - Earl Po Wagner Publish: The Record - Fridley Edition 12 May 1965 19 May 1965 ()7 CITY 07 FRIDLEY POLICE D2PAHTt0,' "P Monthly Renort . March, 1965 T;,is No. To Date Tbis Mo. This yr. Cleared Pe, ndine Last Yr. ' -Last Yr. CWIPLAI *T3 BCD Domes-4c, 7 20 20 8 26 Assault 3 3 1 2 Drunk 2 2 Diso. 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