05/17/1965 - 5975t
REGULAR COUNCIL MNXT=G AG A - MhY 17, 1965
ROLL CALLS
Regular
Meeting.
May
3,
1965.
Special
Meeting,
May
8,
1965,
Special
Meeting,
a'
10 a
1965,
Special
meeting
May
118
19658
Special
Nesting,
My
12,
19658
Special
Malting,
May
13,
1965,
EMS" I ff"U GS:
1. on Rezoning - R-1 to R -3A (Lots 80 -83, Block A.
Riverview 8eighta) ,
OLD BUSIM Ss
2. Second Reading of ordinance Adding Chapter 77.,
an BUSIW-SS:
3. Bids - Liquor Store Fixtures (Opened Moon, M&Y"
17, 1965),
4. Bids - One -Half Ton Truck ( opened Noon, My 17,
1965)8
5. Bids - Water and Sewer foot Moore Lake Bead Hove -
(opened goon, PAy 17, 1965),
Pages
1-- 22.
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Pages
27- 290
Page 30.
6. Communications,
(a) M.B.D. s Ditch IlWavement
(b) Ayer: Ccsmmendation on Flood Work
(c) Morin: Comoaeredation on Flood Work
(d) American Legion Post #303: Res Flood
(e) A.P.W.A.: School C011Pletion
(g) City Attorney: Zoning Along Service Drive
T.H. #65 north of Rice Creek
(g) M.B.D.: Res 6205 -16 & 2726 -27 (T.B. 047)
S00, north of St. Anthony Blvd. to 53rd.
(h) Board of Health: Report
'V3;SITOtt.Ss
7. Claims,
So sati,mates,
9. Appointments,
Pages 31 - 33.
Page 34.
Page 35.
Page 36.
Pages 37 - 49.
Page 50.
Pages 51- 52.
Page 53.
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RBGULAR COM=L MMXNG AAA - MY 17, 1965 (Ctntimood)
• MGULAR *7 == =TnIG AM= Ci8 MTS - MY 17, 3.965
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1. CN RU 6 — -R -1 TO R-3A ( LOTS 80-83s BLACK As =N 8BI(UTS) s
The of Rearing is on Page 30. Copies of this Notice of
Rearing have been, head - delivered to the S perty amers relative
to th.L81 ressoniag.
2. sac= OCAD=G OF CBD AMXMG CRAPTXR 771 T'he oordinance for
second is an Pages 31 through 33.
3. BIDS - t STOPS P=MMS (OP�D N=, MY 17, 1965): The
tabula sheet is as Page 34. The City Rngineeo: will have a
rec tion for you at the weetAxe .
• 4. BIDS — SAW TC�i TRUCK (OP D NOON, MY 17t 1965) : Me tab -
ulation shaft is on Page 35. The City 8aginew will have a reel -b-
ommda ion for you at tha westing.
5 . BIDS •- AT�R AM FM HOOFS LABS BRA= 8, M (OPZMD MM,
bW 17, 1965): The tabulation sheet is an Page 36. fhe Consult-
ing 8n�g s will have a reco®enrlation for you at the meeting.
6. COMMIMMIGNSt the eaaaoamiaations are on Pages 37 through 49,
and are self- wVlanatory.
7. CLh= t The claim su sbears are on Page 50. Detail of the Clause
Is Incl#ded in the envelope with the agenda.
8. 89TIMA' 3 s $atimete so. 2 for Keys well Drilling Co., 413. � acft
Lexingt Parkmy, St. Paul, Minnesota 55104 for work CoupleW
this da a far water 2SCpvemsast Project 75 -A is loud an Pages
31 and 2.
9. APFG : The a�pPoisseuts will be found on Page 53. T!i►e
ee�► pox ticu for Pnb11e Works is budgeted. The other appoiofi-
men I S replacelent for NastilyA Jarman, who resigned as of 11rr
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10. PXVT TI s Petition -1965 will be found on Palo 54. this
Pstipt am be received and turned over to the amoda�iatratiow
for 1+� .
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RSQULAR OmWCIL IMBBT'Il a A=wa cm ms - D9AY 17, 1965 (Continued)
11. CRAM ORDNR NO. 1 - W -75 -As This e ardeu is found an
Page 55, and is self- e3Wlanmta y.
120 CHUM OPJ= NO. 2 - W -75 -As This Change ct*w is found on
Page 56v and ie self - Wlanatacy.
13 o DJUMM CLAM - Ll I Ir I LLs This domMent was ireatived by the
City NOW90V on My 14, 1965 and will be found an Page 57.
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TIM' i UJUr`ES OF THE REGULAR COUNCH, MUT.114G OF MAY 3, 1.965 Page 1.
A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Fridley was called to order by
H3yor llc* at 8:28 l'AI1
ROLL CAlL
Ilenbers Present: Nee, Kirkham, Sheridan, Wright, Thompson
Members Absent-, None
APPROVAL OF MINUTES - nEGULAR 3.35ETIRG APRIL 19, 1965:
Ifotion by Wright to accept the minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of April
19, 1965, as received. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being
no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
APPROVAL OF tMMMS - SPECIAL MEETING - APRIL 26 ,11965:
Notion by Kirkham to accept the minutes of the Special Meeting of April 26, 1965
as received. Seconded by Thaapsono Upon a voice vote, there being no uays,the
motion carried unanimously.
PUBLIC HEARINGS.*
ASSESSN11T *`ROLL - ST. 1963 -2a
Tho City 1kinagar uxplained that Project St. 1963-2 was paid one -half by the County.
Tho City's one -half is by special assessments. A hearing had been held on the
project ou 1ovember 8, 1963. The purpose of this hearing is to provide property
owaera with an opportunity to present objections to the assessment. Objections
must be presented in writing and state grounds that benefits derived from the
project are not equal to the assessments against the property. The Mayor stated
that the figures the Council has now are more precise than the previous figures
which Caere given in November of 1963. The present figures are based on the actual
cost of construction, and amount to a charge of $1.15 per front foot. This charge
may be spread over a period of 10 years with interest on the unpaid balance at 6 %.
The Mayor told the visitors present at the Council Meeting that the Council could
give the property owners the amount of the special assessments against the property
if the people would state the legal description of the property.
No one present at the Council Meeting spoke for or against the Special Assessment
Roll. Hayor Net declared the hearing closed.
RESOLU!'ION NO. 66 -1965 - CONFVX[NG THE ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR STREET IIKP'BONEOff
PROJECT 61963 -2e
Motiou by Sheridan to approve Resolution No. 66 -1965. Seconded by Wright. Upon a
jo ce va:e., share being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
PUB" 135. ING ON A SPECIAL USE PER111T J2 DOUSE 8 GALOWS LOA'S 1 AND 2 n x 3
GUNDEBSSON TERRACE;
• The City Managar read tha notice of hearing. Be stated that the application for
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a Spucital, se Permit has been considered by the Planning Commission and reco=anded
• ry the Board of Appeals„ The Mayor stated that the request is for a Special Use
Permit to rmlt constructions of 2 double bungalows in an R-1 zone.
No one prepent aL the Council Meeting spoke for or against the request for a
Special U Permit, Ilayor Iles declared the hearing closed.
1lotiou by rhham to grant the request for a Special Use Permit to G. A. Gunderson
for the constructioLa of a double bungalou on Lotl, and on Lot 2, Block 3, Gunderson
Terrace with the stipulation that there be a single car garage for each unit
r1un r3ved off street parking for one additional car for each unit. Seconded by
Thonpsan.. Upon a roll call vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
Tho City !4auager real the notice of hearing. The Mayor asked if there is anyone
present is interested in this plat. Mr. Charles Johanson was present at the
Council maitLug and stated that he was interested in having the final plat approved.
Councilman Wright asked the status of the paving on 69th Avenue, The City Manager
answered t this issue has been resolved and Charles Johanson has paved 69th Ave .*
Councilman Wright asked whether the paved width of 69th Avenue was that originally
planned by Charier Johanson. The City Manager ansvelrod, "Yes." Councilman Wright
asked whera the turnaround is now. Mr. Johanson answered, "At the cul-de-sac."
iir,, Johanam stated further that the application for the final plat of Holiday Hills
is a coot cation of the original plat. Mayor Nee declared the hearing closed.
Motion by rkham to approve the final plat of Holiday Hills. Seconded by Sheridan.
• Upon a vo a vote, there being no mays, the motion carried unanimously.
m
Ike. Rhler
Be .stated
, financial consultant to the City, was present at the Council Meeting.
hat he would open bids and read then to the Council and after checking
the bids
determine which of the bids would bring the lowest net interest cost
and the 1
st net rate to the Council, he would mace a recommendation for the
award of
a bids. Mayor Nee stated that for the information of the public the
bids are
for the sale of municipal bonds totaling 2 million dollars. The bonds
are issued
for the purpose of funding improvement projects paid by Special Asseenwats,
for the co3structiou
of the Civic Center, and for Water Works construction. Mr.
Ehlers ope
wd the bids and read them to the City Council.
$715,000 SPECIAL ASSSSSNMNT IND BONDS
trl°Y OF FBIDLBY, xDwson
F& BOM MAMING
REM
RATE IN Tat YSARS PRICE
John 9weem
& Co., 'Inc. 3.20% 1966 through 1975 $7159000.00
3.30% 1976 through 1978
3.40% 1979 through 1981 Net Rates
3.50% 1982 throvo 1986
plus additional interest at 3.42914%
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the rate of 1.30x per an�
on all bonds from Av wt 1,
1965, to February 1, 19669
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C 3 ,,4 k or, 1,
AAran &
, lnc.
280171 1966 tbtough 1968
3207. 1969 through 1975
3.50% 1976 through. 1980
3 ,,60% 1:981 through 1986
plus additional interest at
the .gate of 1,80% per annum.
on all bonds from July 1,
1965, to Tebruary 1, 1966,
3.10% 1966 through 1972
3.40% 1973 through 1978
3.60% 1979 through 1984
3,70% 1985 through 1986
plus additional :interest at
the rate of 1.80% per arum
on all bonds from .July 26,
1965, to February 1, 1966.
8500,000 civic CSNiBR Bows
CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOZA
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4715,693.50
Net Rate,,
3.53843%
$715,000.00
Not Rate:
3.56858%
BIDDEa
FOR BONDS MATURING
RATE IN IN AM
PRIC8
John Nuvo
4 a 6 Co. Inc.
3.20;6 1960 through 1975
$500,000.00
3.30% 1976 through 1970
3.40% 1979 through 1981
Net Rate:
3.50% 1982 through 1986
plus additional intureat at
3.4795%
the rate of 2.00% per annum
on all bonds from August 1,
1965, to February 1, 1966.
Horublowed,
Weeks-
2.80% 1968
$500,000.00
Hemphill'
noyes, &
3.20% 1969 through 1975
Company,
Inc.
3.50% 1976 through 1980
Net Rate:
360% 1981 through 1986
plus additional interest at
3.5735%
the rate of 1.80% per annum
on all bonds from August 1,
1965, to February 1, 1966
,Jursn &
ody, inc.
3.x0% 1968 through 1972
$500,000.00
3.40% 1973 through 1978
1,60% 60% 1979 . through 1784
Net Rate %
3.70% 1985 through 1986
plus additional interest at
3.61409%
the rate of 1.00% per annum
on all bonds from July 19,
1965, to February 1, 1966
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John
Horublow
Hemphill
Company.
Juran b
Notion b
tabulate
would be
being no
Mr. Ehle
bids be
& Co.,
that the'',
Ehlers at
believe tt
future, d
Ehlers wh►,
those for
the Water
Mr. Ehler
awarding
and found
after pan
resolution
Mr,, Ehler
for the Jj
chargas Li
$780,000 WATERWORKS BONDS
CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
BMWS MATURING
b Co., Inc. 3.20% 1968 through 1975
3.30% 1976 through 1978
3.40% 1979 through 1981
3.50% 1982 through 1988
plus additional interest at
the rate of 2.40% per annul:
on all bonds from July 1,
1965, to February 1, 1966
Weeks- 2.80% 1968
yes, b 3.20% 1969 through 1975
i. 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,
1965, to February 1, 1966.
Inc. 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 annum
on all bonds from June 28,
1965, to February 1, 1966
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$500,000.00
Net Rate*.
3.51676%
$500,344.00
Net Rate:
3.6232%
$500,000.00
Net Rate:
3.640972
�ridan to receive the bids and authorise the financial consultant to
bids and to slake recommendations to the Council concerning which bid
best for the City. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there
�, the motion carried unanimously.
announced that after a complete check of the bids he recommends that the
*ded to John Nuveen b Co., Inc. He stated that the bid of John Nwveen
$ :!reflects the credit rating of the cocaunity which currently is SS, and
Id further indicates a great deal of confidence in the coammtity. Mr.
''d that current interest rates are at a fairly low level and be did not
t a interest rates would drop any further and they sight rise in the
ding upon future economic conditions. Councilman Sheridan asked Mr.
e great difference between the bids on bonds for the Civic Center and
Water Works. Mr. Ehlers answered that the higher interest rate on
►1►rkis bonds is due to the longer term over which the bonds are issued.
presented three resolutions for the Council to adopt for the purpose of
A bids, The City Attorney stated that be had looked Darer the resolutions
heat to be in accordance with standard procedure. Mr. Ehlers stated that
ag the resolutions the Council needed only to publish the title of the
and not the entire resolutions, since the resolutions are ratber lengthy.
stated that the City would need to apply a tax levy to provide revenue
tial payments of the Water Works Bonds until the revenue from service
sufficient to reduce this tax levy.
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67 -1965
lsloticm by Wright to adopt Resolution No. 67-1965. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a
roll call vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
LX OU 11130. 68 -1965 m yABING THE SALE O$ CIVIC C8N' R BONDS TO JOH.R NUVE911
& COt1PA3Yi
Notices by Wridas to adopt Resolution Ho. 68-1965. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a
roll call alto, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously-
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Wtion by son to adopt Resolution No. 69 -1965. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon
a roll cal ivote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
Mayor Nee '4lained that the renaming of this street was requested by the Fire
Department )to order to make it easier for fire Departc�ents from other Cities
(in case t d assistance of other hive Departments is required) to find addresses
on this of set. He stated that according to the map it appeared that the street
had 3 diff" tent names within a two block length. The Mayor invited anyone present
at the C ail meeting to state their opinion concerning the proposed name change.
Mrs CarJ'Sta*d on of 201 Satellite Lane stated that he is the owner of a 10 family
apartmeding on Satellite Lane and that 9 families in the apartment building
had a pLou against cluanging the naw of Satellite Lano. He stated that the
nano cb uld require these families to change the address on mortgages, insurance
policieother legal documents., Anotbar visitor to the Council meeting stated
that hion included three apartment buillings along this two block street. It
containrxtures from 2.7 families, and 50 names. Councilman 11right asked whether
the cit would object if tlq street had a name instead of a number (64th Avenue
for thilock length, Mr. Swenson stated that all the apartments are on
Satell,iL Councilman KirItham stated that many cow mnities having named streets,
list thrۥs as well as tho name on the street signs. Mr. Lapps, a property
owner, that he was opposed to renaming the street, He stat ed that he had
porch sed is house for the, soda reason than it was on a strea,t which was named and
not numbs . Hayor Nee inquired whether Lt would be satisfactory to-the property
owners to zra the street named Satellite Lane The tbyor stated that in this two
block atr4 ch of stre"sts, t:hre^ lots are on Starlite Lane, about 7 lots are on
Mercury ve, and the remainder. on Satellite Lane. The Mayor stated that be knew
the trc.m l caused by stre# t renaming since this had bean done on his property
without iris consent. Ua said at the time he was not very happy with the change.
Councibwx% Wri,gbt: stated that a compromise proposal here might be to name the entire
two block Istre*t Satellite fiva", The City :Manager stated that the City does have
marhars shaving rho number on the atreAt sign as well as the street name. Councilman
Wright a,**d Hr. Lappi if hw_ had discussed the changing of the street name with anyone
also on t Bury ftive„ Mr,, Lappi answered, "No. " mayor tree asked whether anyone
was ;rrvesegt for i.he Mercury Drive addaresnes� No one replied,
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Motion by W.�i�ht to adop� Resolution No. 70- 1965.. Seconded by Thompain. Upon a
voice vote, there being no nays the motion carried unanimously.
Notion by R rkham to authori$e the administration to put the number 6400 on the new
street sign for Sattelite Lane. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote there
being no na s the motion carried unanimously,
tlayar Nee Jbb a ad that the Council Lae received a petition to delete portions of
Street Prc #1.965 -1. ee stated that the Council nou has estimates based on the
bids that let for the project, and the Council feels these bids and new
estimates a mox� satisfactory to the property owners along the streets, than were
the previ estimates. The Council feels that when the sewer is installed and the
street is o up, the condition o.f the street will be unsatisfactory to the
property ens o
Mr. Ho Co S 1 on stated that he is a property owner living at 660 - 59th Avenue NA.
IIrr, Nelson the Council to explain the plans for paving the streets. Councilman
Sheridan at d that Street Project 1965 -1 is planned to install a concrete curb
and gutter,jI fount width of paving with a rolled" hot nix for the street surface,
Councilman ridan stated that at present the black top on the streets is what
is known in construction trod¢ as a P & H mix. Mr. Nelson asked what the final
condition o he streot will be if it is not paved, would it be as it is now, a
P b a tdx,, oilman Sheridan answered, "'No, "' the condition of the street if it is
not paved a t r construction of the sewer will, be sand. The street with a swale
section, at'p'osent is 39 feet vide, the now street surface would be 36 feet wide.
The storm r catch basins will be sot in the Swale section, if the the concrete
curb, gutt�e and street pavin0 is not installed, The Mayor stated that it is
ic,possib,a � tb%,x City to Maintain the P b H construction. The streets under P & H
constructf are not permanent, they are not as durable as concrete, P b H constructions
cannot be ititai.oed as well as they were in the past and after 5 or 6 years these
streets wil break up,, The rmather conditions this spring caused a great deal of
street bre tip, there are many chuck holes in the streets, and the City has a great
deal of exp to repair all these chuck holes. Hence, the City will not be able
to Mftintaf.a all the P & U streots as well as it has in the past. The Mayor stated
further tha the constructi.oac price of St. 19651 is a good price, and that next year
the rosidon s'',wi1`t, probably want to have these streets paved, Councilman Sheridan
5tatted that as the Mayor had said the City has obtained an exceptionally good bid
for construction of Street Project 1965-1. The per front foot figure for these
stroota, $7,78. Mayor Neco- treated that the present plans are to pave these streets
Witli a 30 foot width %keroas, the width at present is nearly 40 feet, Mr. Nelson
a s4ekl *AietW r'it vas the intention of the City to provide sodding for the section
n1ong the s roots rabic** would be broken up when the new paving was installed at a
narrower vi tit, 'The City Mwzagear answered that the property owner can sod this
lance ehoap* than the City, Hr, Nelson asked when the sewer was installed in the street,
vyoul4 i it ". lin the middle of tho street or on the side, The City Engineer auswered
the tho- i�;e� wi'l i bo installed on the sides of street,, with a lateral to the
�► *ar f r nrY Ub catch basin,
Another pee
Finance Di
received f
to thu C O..
answered t
which the
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rty owner at the Council meeting stated that when he called the
tor''.s office to find out what costa where for the project he had
reu to the e�:act penny, ire wished to know why he was given figures
paD,iy uha a thaa a figures are only catimates. The Finance Director
the figurers were given to the property owners based on the estimates
anc�g Department has available to it,
1 Ma#l:loy, property owwr at 660 Marigold Tarraae, asked the Council what the
plima - r the rest of Donnay8 a Addition. Tba Mayor answered that the Council
hopes avo-ap ll'f to pave the entire area. Mr, Hanley asked whethor the construction
and costa f# than cewer included replacement of the street. Councilman Sheridan
answerod t t pa vt g construction is under a separate contract and that storm sewer
construct,i includes 3 /4ths of Donaaay °s Addition, Mayor Nee suggested to the
property rs that the street could be constructed with a 30 foot width instead of
a .36 fex)t th if the property ownxerg desired to reduce the cost of construction.
W, e?lsa�oca, prnpe.rty u%m&r ront3lag av 5740 lWizson Street, stated that he thought
the atrett vOul.1 laoL rather funny if for 1/2 bloc?: of tho street the male section
of 3-� few,,? x,eft are it now is and for the other 1/2 block the street is only
30 f"tr w;Ji wit.: i concreto curb and gutter. The City Managar and the Mayor etated
that it hall Leo the experiettes of the City in tho past that whore the entire
length of of re-� t is not paved, the following year residents on the rest of the
iat.reot: wear! the indar of the sttrc�t paved. Councilman Sheridan stated that it
ha z Bran t met y,3r'ionce+ of the City that the coats of street: construction increase
to 1�, yt-;asr. Ile stated that for thus reason tho Cou=il wac not aetin,� upon
tho petsiR:i to delete. ir.>:nodi.ately, but was giving the proporty otmers a chance to
ro"_ Onw -deer
• Mayor ; c,%' 'd If, it uould be possible for the Council to obtain soma: expression
frcc tho p i yplc, r)resent< t (Yv many favor the construction. ftr. ?Jolson stated that
be Teas In for ')f navia r, the streets. Mr, Hanley Stated that he did not want a
.sand strat in t` -ont of h {ass hmmam Be stated that although costs were more than he
could cfko "at 1 -,Na preseaat tirw he did not think that he could afford not to have
the srro —t° arecn and iiince the cost of paving the streat would bo higher In the
�utur°e be. if show i,o go on record as being in favor of the street construction. Mr.
Arnold �A,::az thus t, he was in favor of the streot construction, provided the street
Y ;rti_.dth *ml g�,,,,. to 30 facet Mr._ Beason stated that he was in favor of the street
construct° i, k,, t ; :; Maley stated that he was in favor of the construction of a 30
foest stare a it would give trim. a bigger lot. Mayor Nee asked the property
,..ewers w he ker t.iA y have a spy parking problems in the area. Mr. Manley answered,
"No „”
Mayor flee d tf, any prwiseant were opposed to the construction. Mr. Mareiniak
stated the e Y� opposnid to paving this portion of the street now because it does
not Include 411 !-),f Don yr''asi Addition. He stated that since the paving does not
include al pf ioonay`'s AslAtionn it doeu not provide sufficient value to his property.
C,owuzci lmzcxa i ig staged that the cost of paving construction could be spread over
10 years, t the cost for the first year would be 1/10 of the principal plus the
interest a - 6 %,, Wo one else at the Council Ming spoke against the construction.
kfi.-.yor He* I
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the coy - o!
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ivised the Couacil that no action was necessary since Street Project
�roaly been aa7provead. Councilman Sheridan stated that he had talked
s :het property tears along these streets and they generally thought
ijas toe+ high. He stated, however, that same of these
tot E.: a nand stre%t~ and that the arWxment of lower construction costs
to kevor this construction with some reluctance.
crvwicilx3a!:4 I Utated that -,-Jo4t -I! dv? Pq,?Jplc 1tvia6 i tblci �re.i cIALIr-,ju
at, 0t• ;P)-.Y L- b L and SC1100l ta-Aee, anU special asoessLaeuLt, are quito. higb, t4i-
ttkonn these ildr'-*ry grou up aaay of Lhw will oyin autowbilas an(I parking alou,7,
C)ocox quite diffiCUIL at LLMN, Council== SherLdan stn a: (
hu, M1 1, e,,%L that ca in art c r We Lx. , pausal to a 36 f �v>L pxvillf; l►dth aa,'&
A str,,i( t fit a 10 toot width. if this is thn wi*% of the proparty otwre•,
In-kc, City ft-X-A�-r enzplainwl the reasons why the administration recommends a 36 foot
W, ?-%at thm present streetn arc 3: feat vido and that they Would
-reax quit al 01MI1. i✓uen Wilt to a 30 foot uidtl►. nh that concrete curb
'Iml guf;t-(Vlr d0ine,i the stre*t width quitc that snow oa the itreets crm�dz th...4,
str,-*ts of k 30 poet street bacamr, n ouc� 'u i.7 qtra*t, A aUtorL)bile ptoccodinj
the strut, toot, !)'.III off to VIC. ctdc� ;al stlop tcs Ict. anottiur autcoobila prococA ira
tbo 7hCr% there Is a slid )t rise In thc street and packed snm„
CAA the Ot 1<? y I!, I's d1fri(o'llt for V-vi aur,--tx-ij7A1u which bac stopped to got m*Arx�
t[ja, j'n t1le fULTIfr -^ I 61'et
faQJ will &.n
ew_,aln. 1b.4t1olity 1aaagcr st. t1jo or MOM
c.q:rs auO r% i of .4eskw carf.; of 1.1 havc t,-) partc, on the atro�t 17hen pcop1e is tha
thrcr,f par, v, thorn rill. be parltins , J:� 'V
ot'l girlea of U-c-, utrect nahlar it
quit,e
the 3, • b )Af-- swrneo�, tit', Hanley stated th-C
a h- Doon -lave room in thztr driveway
.11 Lhe p �? ioto- aJ " ii iUd I t i on 1 r to park an a4dicLoual
ca-- aal t "3 Et i .tafer for children if car* are all.. parked to driveway% than if
Oi2 , arf• !,)a d r tho Cooac 11man Xtrlcham potateJ out that on a 30 foot
St;',CN'-t` tllt: rll-z ci gutter taluoa g of tbe width of We 30 foot street leaviar,
W.' -t are pariwd on b->t6. sides, only 1-3 feet rewairm
a a� and i f cair
tor Ere'J.""Cl a qt,ro�t Mayor f4e�r asked rbt? PVrop'ortLy ownera pre.,Aent at the Counct I
d" or nor vhey wetted t;3 have a 36 stre*,t or a 30 foou-
nev! 10,
At"4 .,,- t "Ot !:v ci Oroo rtv own.,,.tn present indicated tLat they wished
to have f "4V re
Hot
OV t -j 7* olz4t th,., ccorici I iet the or iginal order of w r t Project 1965-1
tfi'). . J->Or�tf()n 01 the :1" co)-. vructian 11rom Strcf-t Project 1965-1,
-'n V"J'�C, ',J -e be -?o nays, ;1-c Larried
it tbi� �,dminiatraticxi iia& rectivet! a bid from the National
Hot r, b- kt . t , =,J av rd he
Ln JkC Jf t1l,J
t
,-,. -1 hf c+n s ti It,-Ish U,,gigter for 0* arse ,lnt of the bi'l, Scf-.ondc-A
T1 ill a �:O.ce Otte btin- rin m- ys thm, not ton Carri*4 unAnimmsly,,
• Department,
depart flov
t, Lae ,
,Av- Mr. Tlobort n rw reaentative of the Minnesota Highway
oresent at the Councl.1 meotiag and wished to have the Council
regular4gendia to consider hts communication to the Council at this
catoL-d aL 255". Yza',
`o, I Wa a
Bo i I evard -
The bid
;y,e Lj-4t3 register
ra,)y be extended year
a,hoked the �'At-i
Haaager
how this
V 4
-,X
1!* -ty manager
pr icf�� i C t.
.fated that
this bid
Hot r, b- kt . t , =,J av rd he
Ln JkC Jf t1l,J
t
,-,. -1 hf c+n s ti It,-Ish U,,gigter for 0* arse ,lnt of the bi'l, Scf-.ondc-A
T1 ill a �:O.ce Otte btin- rin m- ys thm, not ton Carri*4 unAnimmsly,,
• Department,
depart flov
t, Lae ,
,Av- Mr. Tlobort n rw reaentative of the Minnesota Highway
oresent at the Councl.1 meotiag and wished to have the Council
regular4gendia to consider hts communication to the Council at this
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Mr, Kurplus stated that he would like to request the Council to approve several
plans which bad been sent to they Council meeting. He stated that the City Engineer
has essminad the plans and has approved theca. The first group of plans describe
the design construction of signals at 61st Avenue and T',Ho #47, The City
Manager ses that the cost of these signals had not been included in the budget
for 1965 . he cost could not be met until 1966. Mr. Kurpius stated the
]Minnesota 11 ay Department will not bill the City for its share of the cost
until 3an+ua 1, 1966 The City °s share of the cost will be for construction of
the signals luu 6T, for insspoction of the constructioaaa The cost being $22,000,00
plugs 62,N or Ilse asked gait is the cost of power supply for the signals, The
City Ma"ge answered that the power oupply is located nearby and that the cost of
extending p r to the signals will be. minor, Councilman Wright asked Mr. Kurpius
who would utaia. the traffic: actuators tf they jam and who would pay for this
maintenance Mr- Kurpius answered that the Minnesota Highway Department will pay
for all wjibtenance costs except these, of relamping the signals and cleaning and
painting thoict. councilman Wright asked who maintains the traffic signals at
1ft,sssisssippi trey t and H.ast River Road,_ The City Mannago r answerod that the Couucy
pays for tbt 'con t< of maintenance but on T,;H, #65 the City is billed for the cost
of relampinng the signals and maintaining the standards. The City Attorney asked
Mr- Kurpius whether t:he nerr policy of the Minnesota Highway Department paying for
all costs of mairetenapee e.4cept trelamping and painting the standards includes
aexi4ting Opals Mr, XUr!aiU8 .answered, "No: - " The City Engineer showed the plans
to the C,ounc 1:, mr.- Kutplus stated ghat. beca3utie schov-1i afe located on 61st Avenue,
the City req e4ted specials signals for pedestrians, and the controller for the
signals incl.det :,pecial programing for push bottou operation of these signals at the
pcdeatriaa c ossiasgs:
The City En ,ne r showed the plans of the Minnesota Highway Departaneat for construction
of signals at Mis?,41ssi.ppi Street and T.H� #47, Mayor Nee asked Uri. Kurpius whether
there was any pcx.s,�ibility of obtaining a fire preempterr in the control panel of
the signal on, 111t#. iasippi Stsreo�t, Mr.. Kurpius answered that providing such a device
would be quite cott.ly, lh,r City Manager stated that this device could be an.
electronic device Counci Lmati! Vrigbt .suggested that since the Fire Department
is located quite near the inter *ection of Missis vippi Street with T.H. #47 that the
M.inoesota Higbwav Department might coaawi.der actuating the preempting device by wire
from the di pate: her `'ss desk in the Po 1. ica= Department, Mr;, urpius stated that he
wondered wh ether such a preemptor device was not already included in the design,
but "tat hat~ l ++:y diJ not k=its r"hetltpr.. it was or not Councilman Wright asked
titer Kur'pia,au how large tho boulevard will be to einable ,school children to stand on
the boulevard while waiting for the signal light to change Ur, &urpius stated
tb at the di taanty curb to curb on the boulevard is 1:2 feet- Councilman Wright
as ed Mr> arpiuf4 fi' th-;� fire prermptor is not. includeJ in these plans for signal
coo.st��vcti tl,r. city Will have to furnish it at City expense. Be stated that
possibly atr to tr•oopera and the Highway Department might wish to use the preemptor,
711 an r yoar .asked Ur, Kurpiu* weather it would be possible for the lights to
he turued f asbirg red. Hrl. Kurpius avvwered that this Mould be possible only on
oars street U a to =me.. rho C;it;y f4anager stated that the Council could direct the
admixaistvar ou u find Lhe cost of Including the fire preemptor in the control panel
".sacs if rr,c: cost °q sma11. steel Couoc i! cotald authorise Mr, Kurpius to install it,
The C'ousacil. could at this meet<iag aatarhosrixe the administration to exi cute the
agroaxwnt, with s:l:c> Minnesota iligt'vw&t Department wi.th a provision that the
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not be a%* � ed if the cost for a preemptor signal is high. Councilman Wright
stated tha f the cost of the instal.iation of the preemptor signal in the control
panel is than 10% of the present cost, the Council would Wish to consider the
cost. He d ter U Kurrpius whethetr it is possible to obtain a Change Order
itncludixng U preemptor signal in the control panel after the design is approved.
M�r� 8ii►rpiu svererd that this involves a design problem, 'he would like to know
before the 'a Bement is approved whether or not the Council wished to have the
fire pr'ea m t�r included is the control panel.
Motion by thoinpann to autrhorize the Mayor and the City Manager to execute agreement
#54649 wit he Ilinnosota Highway Department on Wednesday, May 5, 1965, unless
In the din ti01% of tho City }Mager and the Mayor, it is necessary for the Council
to cots GLIG he ;ina<stallation of the fire preemptor in the control panel, whereupon
the City Ager and the Mayon are directed to call a special meeting of the Council.
Seconded b her j ian,, upon a voicee, vote, there being no nays, the motion carried
The City Erg r showed the Council plans of the Minnesota Highway Department
for coast ion of signals at the intersection of T.H. #6:5 with West Moore Lak!
RoaJ. th . xptus explained that plans of the ttinnesota Highway Department include
bitusoua p ng and grading of streets at the intersection so that the signals will
bay locate] operl.y for the construction of Mate Aid Roads at the intersection,
The City I1 gar poiutcad out to Mr° t urpi.us that West Moore lake Road is a State
. Ad Road signals on that intersection should be spaced for a 45 fo®t street
'The City E tneerr~ explained that paving plans for the streets have been changed
to provider or proper traffic pattern on Hackman Ave. The City Manager stated
that as the plains were drawn it did not appear that the tlinnesota Highway
Department; s going to extend paving hoer the :service road on ToH. #694 into the
par'kinG lot k�f a :;h*pping center ow-mad by Chet Herringer. . The street will bo in
rather poor "' wdit:ion it this portion of it was not paveJ.. tir. Kurpius stated that
he was t~urp iaad that t:.tu> plans did not include paving for this portion of the
service dri MJ tine entrance into the parking lot.
lbtiou by K Leham to return the plans to the Minnesota Highway Department for
claxrificati, of ipaviaar, the service roaJ. anJ entrances into the parking lot along
'1.H<. ,4694,. econde3 by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no Trays, the
motion carried unanimously,
RES210 _0' I 71- LiEiS - APPIiAVJU AGREEMNI,° IIO, 54649 WITU THE MLMSOiA RIt�HL1AS�
DgPAQ�ffit Ili: _UTY Of FRiDILX
Motion by son to adopt Resolution No. 71 -1965. Seconded by Sheridan,. Upon a
voice vote, ere being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
Councilman
the Plannis
1
srridan stated that the Council has not received a recommendation from
Consultant concerning rezoning of the property at the intersection of
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of .JAQ Sp
se-oal3d
Mr. Schaid
He asked tl
agenda and
station ops
an states
thought it
also obtain
service at,
install, a
iicozaso , l
survey the
The City H
for the Ca
11rs , lour
appl' el f
receive a
tjo�;Iora by
Rirldu m.
Tba City ,
Rh*
Wiest ro
had f 1
st �
portion o.
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4
idan o Labl,- to the regular Council meting of dune 7th consideration
Use Permit for a Nursing home at 5th and Mississippi Scre04so
ompsono Upon a voice voce, here being no nayst the motion carried
e was present at the Council meeting. He stated that he is
g fir, Djorklund in the matter of this commmication to the Council.
Council vhether it could be possible to depart from the regular
asider his requast at this time, Mr. Sebmiditke stated that filling
,tors were selling used cars on their properties without a licsnsso
.t ho had to obtaiu a license to operate his used car lot and be
a only fair that filling station operators selling used cars, should
, license. lb stated that if it is the policy of the Council to allow
,on operatora to sell used cars without a license that he wished to
ling station on his property in order to fall used cars without a
,oar )eo stated that the administration has directed an inspector to
,oblom anJ tho inspector will make recommendations to the Council.
sger stated that he hoped the administration will have recommendations
41 at the following Council swNting„
a
hnson was present at the Council me*tingn She stated that she had
Building Permit at acre time in the past but bad not been able to
al of all the plans.
t r_.o reaw Building Parmit Ito. G -370 -for Laurie Johnson. Seconded by
a voi,:e vote., there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously-
®rt *S# told tha xWor tbaz the at9tormy fev Mao Reset is p't:se"Ut at
and -4413W to grave tiw CNOA11 dap"t frm the agar Aa to ca"idev the
ho tztornay for Ma® Flo City Ate stated further that it
ud�t to hj8 atteation by t accoraV for Mrs. Rimed that a stv"t
tt ocgai,red by the 907 in order CO MWQ 7th Stmt we" to W"t the
th Street already beatxlt north of Hi *sissippi Stx*Qt� He stated that
had pteevi.ouesly author fired th0 administration to purchase the property
a, at the intersection of 7th Street and 1jssi4&ippt Street, in the
,500.00:, liar stated that: this amount was $200,,00 above the amount of
app I a:taal,
t t,Goa tlae attorwp for des,. Riedel, statod that Mrs. Riedel has 4000 quite
a bit for lee city of A'reidiey� W Prated that la's. Bedell has given land, buildings
and r
t, to the City and now would like to have the City provide her with
a fair equitable market valeea of the property In return for the favors Tree has
done f >r c ; r l.nt the past, H# stag that the Covaci,l has secured only two
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appraisals to thLs property and that Mrs. Riedel bad an appraiser view the
property and cake a recommcadation on the value of the property contemplated
for condookation by the City. Be stated that Mrs. Riedel wished to avoid court
litigations on the condsmation proceedings, l4ith this in mind he had asked
1W. nasms on, aa. appraiser hired by Mars. Riedel, to attend the Council seating
a ,l vould ike to interview . Rasmusseu. for the benefit of tho Council. Mro
1byt-aarcl T sea. stated that he tans buses in the Roal Estate business since 1947,
that be is involved in tho building of dwellings, has attended appraisal seminars
at liacal,es er CoUtege run by the university of ftinnesota, that he has worked as
ou apprats r for the Minnesota Rig ay Department and is qualified as an expert
uitrAsa is tho matter of appraisals for various courts He's a senior member
of tho Hat canal Association of field Appraisers. Urs. alode1Ws attorney asked
:h,. ILs .ss .a t4iat are your findings of market valuo on this property. Mr.
2 , tt189 Cra t;atod that purchase of part of this property by Dr, Trezona in March
Of, 1965 ) be*-,-, ra de at ttheA rate of $,,50 per square foot. He stated that the
City of ?rtdley read purebased the Own and Res property, paying a price of a
$1:,25 per square foet, This property ccanta ued a garage and a bungalow. The
attc:) rsiey ashadl Mr, Rn s -van how anach t.i;me be. had spout exaasining the property.
11r, qa s en �qa ,-t Oise and one half days, The attorney arcked Mr. Rasmusten what
hiii co aclu*:ionfs are of the values of the.. property based upct'n a square foot value.
1k, paw *an P,a€,cl tb at he had adopted tho taterim use theory of property value of
Je~trolopin `taxed, nnd that it is his conclusion that the strer�t intersection should
brave a curved oaf f eet Rind[ thl.q is best 'f'or the City. He estimates the value of
thi8 casement at:tos -*: this intersecti.cm is worth 65 cents per square fort. The
City Attorney itaated t -hat two repo>,rs arrow the City ne, d@ 8,000 squares feet for
tthax ro,a ; t1r Paastwfis?eia +Mated that he. does not know where the appraisers obtained
theft e: t:fttpatev, that Sbaf"ferl s haul appraised the prropetty at a price amounting
tte 23 cea.ts pat oquaate Poet and Usrvet,y had appraised tree property at a price
amroAnting; to 2.0 c:eatt. por equate €o? ±t-
tlatr �sltec the at:ta�rwy f or Mrs, aledel try he could not understand the
abligatl eahictl tkhe Council has to the City,, tb, Goggins an red- that he
u rstos >Z the otAigations of the Council to the City perfectly. mayor No@ told
the attorney oil' ttrs. t- Uadel, "Your are wasting; our t�� "
lriA` ,y tt'AY SEMI AND SIM% SSWa CG f'LOBDE DRIVE,?
Bayne Vow btateC that for the benefit of the pooplo attending the Council meeting,
the Council would depart from the roaul.atr agenda and consider the requests of
vi,sitoaes attenrI. ,nG dada Council v*-- .tiag� A rk- pre"OtatLve of trim Brook, was present
at tbo, Coudnc.il meeting,: He stated that he wished to have the Council consider
tfto tsatt.er of certain utilities ter ices on Fireoide Drive. The City Eugina&r
ou,,- iialued that c(ni- structSont of utilities services on Fireside is quite unique
f'rcu %4ia'- the C t.ty generally doe$ L He stated that tf the City had been making
the design for there utilities the City would have mterved this area from a different
ditectiona t'hao z tae developer is cootemplat%:ng serving this area, The City does
not have tha rip#At-of -Auav ea6cwDt for Fire*tde Drive car does At have sanitary
and Irtotia Sorel' e,2Seffi('t;atG o*_a th 6 propert,y. The representative of Mr. Brook
titnt°ed that the developer would give the City the vaseaeur,, The City Engineer
zi�tat(?,d that tatac e t -lit- city y teas al., outtj private dcavelopers to design and install
their cx:a iYnprrwcyment s, private devetope-ts owned the property on, both sf.deii of i.he
to �itrett, Wt: thl i> developer awaaa► land oaty one one ytde, The representative
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state3 tha Iu3 has chockaJ uith the property owner ou the otbar sido of thw
strsist, alft. Tobarman, anti that Mr. Tobermars agreed to having the developer place
tho iaprov mats upon the streets. The City Engineer stated that the suggestion
of the davv lopes is the cheapeat way of installing these improvements, that the
Cittj twmld not install thaw in this rnarszser, Councilman Sheridan asked the
represessta Ave of 14rr. Brook, if when this street was installed will the improvements
be paid to,. Ito representatives of Mr. Brook said, "Yes. " (councilman Wright
asked the eprse%entative of Mr. Brook what about inspecting the construction.
The repres ntative of lir. Brook stated that there will be no problem providing for
Inspection of the construction since the costa of inspection will he paid. He
stated the the land has been assessed for construction of a storm sewer main and
►1r, Toberzin, the saner of the property on the other side of the street, wants the
wonatructi n of the road and is agreeable to the construction of these improvements
at this time.
MO ion bar rkhasa to grant permission to Mr. Brook to construct the improvements,
to approve the plans of the developer and charge the developer 1% for the cost of
the in.spee ion fee for the construction. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote,
there bei no nabs, the motion carried unanimously.
1965
The City A °torney e�cplainaJ that he wished to have the Council pass the Resolution
for coed ation of property for street easements for Street Project 1965-2. He
stated he ad obtained no results from his negotiations with the Oil Company and
it looks a though the City will have to condemn the property in order to obtain
the easeme t, (ln the second piece of property, the property owned by the Wisadorskyes
the Counci had authorized the purchase pr=ice of $9,000000 for an easement on the
property,,, stated that in negotiations with the Windorsky °s he had arrived at
an agreene t with them to trade the $192.00 worth of taxes which they had paid
for the $5 .00 of' assessments due on the property. He stated however, that the
Vindorskyr wanted to obtain $500600 more for the property. A house on the
property ii used as the present home of the Wizndorsky`'s. It is a two bedroom house,
iA furnish id dovustair.s and has asphalt coated siding on the outside of the
bui.ldlog. He stated that the Windorskys' had looked around for another residence
which they might purchase and had "ot been able to find another residence for the
price of the $9,000.00 tie stated that the condition of .the Windorsky °s house is
quite peer and he thought. posoiblp the house might sell for as little as $9,500.00.
He stated that tht highest valuation that appraisers had put upon the property was
$8,300n00, that the r appraisal was made on a squat* foot pasts for the coca of
replacemen t of the building, The price of $9,500.00 is equal to a Per square foot
price tf $ 2.50. Mr. Harvey appraised tho property at a price of $11.00 per square
fart and W. Shaeffer at a price of $10,00 per square foot The house is built
upon a 40 foot tot„ He stated that the cost of litigation to condemn the property
would be in excess of $ ►00,00
'line City
parcel wh
Street so
for bars,,
on the tae
he had ad
.torney explained that during negotiations for the easement over the
rh he designated as parcel #6 in his report, the Riedel property along 'nth
=h of the intersection of Ith Street with Mississippi Street, the attorney
ledel pointed out that the city did not own an easment over the property
side of 7th Street. He stated that upon receiving this information
rd the easeawnt for this btreet as parcel #7 in his report, He stated
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that them t:*;f' the easement would not be very great since the City already has
sewrer arad easements. He stated that the City has developed half of the
street and plans show that the City has an easement on both sides of the street.
Councilvan Sheridan stated that the City originally intended to purchase an
easement for the street as well as for the sewer and water and asked whether
or not co ideration had been given to Mrs. Riedel for the sewer and water
easement.
Councilman Wright stated that he believed the position of the Windorskyra to be a
good one, d asked the City Attorney if it would be possible for the Council to
give th.3 FI ndoraskyOs $9,500.00 for their property. The City Attorney said that
it troulJ legal for the City to do so since this property is the home of the
Windorskyr °
notion by right to adopt Resolution Nom 72- 1965., Seconded by Sheridan. Upon
u roll cal vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
110tion by ight to authorize the City administration to purchase the easement
to t ;indors Is property for the amount of .$9,500.00. Seconded by Thompson. Upon
a voice vo e, theme being no ways, the motion carried unanimously.
a
The City gar stated that the administration has revised the proposed ordinance
addia4 Cha ter 77 to the City Code by making a addition to the definition of motor
vehicles,, Mayor Wee explained for the benefit of the public that this ordinance
is design to regulate the rental of motor scooters in the City of Fridley.
11otion by arkham to adopt upon first reading tho Ordinance adding Chapter 77 to
the City Code. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no mays, the
motion ca 4W unanimously,,
The City tfa
to the Plan
rozoning at
30b Block 1
was deniad
the use of
that he bel
apocial time
Commission.
stated that
o Special. U
Motion by
deny the i
Bloch 13,
apply for
duelli.ngs ,
22 ,, 196,V,
carried ua
e
gager expluinud that Hr. Graham resubmitted hia request for rezoning
sing Commission. The Planning Commission denieJ the request for
recommended that he apply for a Special Use Permit on Lots 23 through
Hamilton °s Addition to Mechanicsville. Rezoning of this property
,n the grounds that there is no proposed benefit or improvement of
he land as far as the City is concerned. The City Manager stated
eyed the Planning Cammission would hold a hearing concerning the
Permit when application for Special Use Permit is made to the Plaeming
Mrs, Grahamm was not present at the Council meeting. Councilman Wright
he believed it would be to the advantage of Mr. Graham to apply for
e Permit for the property.
cmpsaa to concur with the recommendation of the Planning Commission,
uest of qtr. Graham for rezoning of the property on mots 23 through 30,
uLlton6s Addition to Mechanicsville, recommend to Mr. Graham that he
Special Use Permit for the construction of general multiple family
ad receive the minutes of the Planning Commission meeting of April
econded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion
imoua1y►.
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PAR -70 AND S 6B -COMMA .AkID SBCRgAiiQr CCRUSSIOU JOltt'T HUTUJG MZNit
• IIARCH 29 6
CounaLlcman ight stated that he believed that there is a discrepancy between the
VLOV3 of t Parks and Playgrounds Sub - Committee and the Recreation Commission
concerning he merger of the Commission and the Committee. He stated that he
believed tt;wouId be beat to hold a discussion vit'h the Commission and the
Committee reconcile their alternate views. The City Attorney stated that he
had recet'iv a request from the Park* and Playgrounds Sub-Committee and has drama
up a plan f' r thin merger of the Committee and the Commission. He altered this
Galan to bra•' it into accord with the wishes of the Committ.eo following the last
sv&tln&�g C rnciloan Wright 4tated that there is a problem concerning the status
of the »rS CoexaLttee&the Omission as to whether the Joint Committees Mould be
&,. Committ## ','!I. or a Commission, whether the now body should report to the Council or
aal` ould be p r't of the Planning Commission and shatild report to the Plansaiag
C',ammLssi000 The C'it'y Attorneys stated that Ohen he drew the agreement for the
manger of tea t wry bodies he mrad a the new body a separato Commission which would
roport to tom. Council through the City tfanagar. Councilman. Wright stated that
the r -anger Olans fail to define the position of the Recreation Director with the
per's,;, Commission He stated that he believed the Council should hold a special
meet. l ng with the Vocnilssiou and the Committee in order, to discuss this problem
with them but tiro Council should diacuss the matter privately first, Councilman
Tip mid utwn stated ek7at he believed the Council should discuss the problem with the
Q=at t.tee and the Commission,
kihtirn by SiYeridwi to receive and :file the minutes of the Joint ruing of the
)Park± and Pfaygro ands Sub,-Committee and the Recreations Commission of March 29, 1965.
. Secorde-d by'''Rirkh,,m. upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried
unaanl lowly
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Notion by W'i.gbt to authorize the City Manager to attend the conference of the
TAtersati 1 City Managers Association, authorise the Finance Director to attend the
comae: °ence f the, Municipal Finance officers, authorise the Superindent of Utilities
to at;:end t'' coherence of the American Water Works Association, and authorize
pnymer;i:t of a conference fees for these officials to attend the respective
vW*tI,K?g8r econs!ded by Sheridan, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the
motiovr caxV unaanlmously,
S
Tho City 2 jer e.cplairwd the request of the Liquor Store Manager to designate
the def fol oWing Memorial and the day following the 4tb of July as holidays
since Imor at Dray and the 4th of July both fall on Sunday this year.
Itiotion by son to grant the request of the Liquor Store Manager and designate
the def fol owi.ag Memorial Day and the day following the 4th of July as holidays
for tha li stores. Seconded by Kirkham, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays,
the motion arr'ied unanimously.
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22" City t er explain. that Mr. Salitern= could not be present at the Council
"tins. M&e City Mmager stated further that it is not possible for the Council
to built t strcot requested by Mr. Saliterman since it is not on the schedule
of street ojerts for 1965 and is not scheduled for construction in 1966. Be
sca ;et�tc i ` t tt4e Council receive the request; of Mr. Saliterman and place it on
the ageada'! or May 17th. The Council weeds to kaw the plans of Mr. Saliterman for
the area 006th ot the proposed (road before the Council can authorize the City
Engineer to a alw. plans for construction of the road.
The City orate told the Council that Mc. Saliterman culled him and the City
Attorney informed Mr. Saliterman that he should attend the Council taeating.
The City Afi o ;y stated that Mr. Saliterman has not dedicated an easement for
the road hl want. the City to build and bo told Mr. Saliterman that he should
dadicate t s road. Be stated that Hr. Saliterman wished to have the road connected
with Center Ave The City M agear stated that the City administration would have
asoveral p low azten,Sina this aroad to connect with Central Avenue. The City
Wmag*r� at ad further that all of the construction costa for this toad will be
assessed inst the property of lit, Salitermau.
Motion by ight to receive the communication of Mar. Saliterman and invite him to
attow tttae" cil mating of May lltho Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote,
there be�i no ways, the twtion carried unau mously.
The tfayor
on Osborncl
PIS" of
County co
and .toads
of the Cunt .
lbtiom by
Seconded
Unanimous
Tho City
p,-)licy of
au" 11mro
rather th
tbtion by
seconded
"mania"
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Zed that the County Engineer plans to continue construction of p4vie9
gad east of Central Avenue, even though the City has not approved the
County Engineer to do so. He stated that he did not believe the
make* these improvements without the agreement of the City of Yridley
why the County Evaioe%r was continuing his plans without the approval
to raceivo and file the communication from the County Engineer.
hm. Upon a voica vote, there being no nays, the motion carried
a
y stated that he would recommend that the Council decide on the
Lag State Aid Btreets at the time that each project for construction
of State Aid Streets is brought to the attention of the Council
e. uniform policy for State Aid Streets.
m to roceivo and file the communication unication of the City Attorney.
idan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried
• Tba City Ia�sr suggested to the Council that use of Mr. Corbe lot be roterred to
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1',.artts aial laygroun3s Sub®Caeamittee for possible purclume as a Park property.
Tho City C giwe�r snrtatad that this property had been tax forfeit in 1961 and
• that Mr. rbs had purchased the property at that tiva. He showed the Council
the locat i of the property on do rasp. Councilman Kirkham asked whether Mr.
Carba hil paid taxes ova the property since that tine. The City Engine" stated
t4at he dIJ not t%u, The City Engine *&r pointed out further that Northern States
Pover Coapany has a utility casement across part of the lot, being 30 feat of
tho 40 foot lot. ,ancl under the terms of the eascm ent Hr,, Corbs mould not be
allouad to build upon this portion of the lot. He stated that the remainder of
th') 14 foot lot i-could be insuf'f'icient for construction in any event. The City
i anageer �m1ggesto l the administration ion could be directed to inform Hr. Corbs of
the ILSUV. ea$ment acres, his property.
l inttion by Shari<l,a to raccivu and file the coa=ication fray Mr. Corbs regarding
hio 40 fiat lot aid direct the City lbnager to inforu 11r. Corbs of the N.S.P.
oasammt across his property„ Secon(.Ik :l by Uright,, Upon a voice vote, there being
so my*, the rot tr.wn cnrrie(I unaaaimously"
BRIOLUTIOI.NO. ...773 -.1965 W D C'T'1NG TIC P13EPARAnO[1 OF ASSESSI NT ROLL FOIL STREET
OVEM MO�it?.t" t1a. 1964-2 (STATE Af,D 302 & 3:15 )s
Couveilman Thompson asked tho Council to comstdor departing from the agenda and
coauaider any items on the ugeik3a which might require the attendance of all five
Ovowil rAmbears at the rating. Thee Council agreed to consider Resolution No.
73 -1965. 2ho Clx$, tfanager stated that the Finance Diroctor will not be present
for the consideration of the asse,a t roll and public hearing for the assesawnt
roil. on J me 70, hmvvar, only four, property oenuoarw are concerned with the
® haarint;s, and far, t;hi* roasom by believed it would be possible to hold a hearing
vithocut avow - 'Irebemcee nip the FLU" rscc Director,,
Motion by Wright e. adopt R*soiution No. 73- 1.965. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a
roll call, vote, there being no nay &, the, motion carried unanimously.
Not ton by Kirkham to adopt: Rasolution 11o. 74- 1.965, Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a
volt ;c votes, there bei.aaU no nays, the moLioa carried unaniwualy.
5-1965 n DIRECTING ""HE PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR
Motion by 'Wright to adopt Rasolutioa Ito. 75- 1965, Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a
roll call, vote, theree being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
Motion by Sheridan to adopt Resolution No, 76.1965. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a
vo i r. a vote , there be I ng no nraya , tiuz mot ion carried unanimously,
trcn-incilcaara Thompson left the Council meeting.
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11otiou by rkham to rocaivo the communication from 1Ir. Miller anJ pass the
cowmenJa4 on to the Director of Civil Defenso and to his Superindent. Seconded
by Wright Upon a voice vote, there Wing no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
ClAPt3S e
tIX;1ou b -/!,,' iericl= to approve General and Public Utilities Claims #5064 through
05174. urinal by KirkUau. Upou a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion
carried Imusly.
Motion by, right to appro ✓o Liquor ClaLw 073» through #7420. Seconded by
Sheridan. '!Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously,.
L=11=s s
Wtion by *U= to ,appr ova tha liconaes and appan d them to the minutes of the
Council tang. Secomlad by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being so nays,
tbo aatia 'j carried unarnir>ausly.
UM -M PEti1W _T4 O� _ nAILMi
Counci eridau staffed that ho did not believe the occupation of this traitor
had been c sad during the past year. He stated that there is a great deal of
oppositi ftou ttno neighboro mxrrouuliug the paroporty of t4. Anderson to the
occupati lot the trailer and that the location of tho trailer does not confo=
to the ro++[ temouts of the ordinance nor do the water and sever connections to
the traiei confer to the requirements of the Building inspector or the Ordinances
of the Citt of Fridley. Notion by Sheridan to deny thus request of Mr. Anderson
for a lice a to occupy a trailer house at 6570 Fridley Street U.E. Seconded
by Kirkham Upon a voice voto, thore being use nays, the motion carried unanimously.
Tho City thoor asked, didn't Don Anderson astc the Council to consider 4"viog
tho 8ngia� Ing Escrow fee to enable him to make his own connections for the
somr and ter services.
Motion by idan to receive the Petition No. 6.1965 and refer it to the
admiuiatr for proeossing. Seconded by JUrkham. Upon a voice vote, there
beii% no s, the notion carria d uaanimimsly.
Notion by
for proco
mote oD ca
.dau to rocoive Petition No. 7.1%5 ant refer it to the administration
Socoaded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no bays, the
unanimously.
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•12ke City Ct ineer, hated that; he in .(eUtij;,1LOl tbc! uawerr c�4cYiouc) in Cti.,ur01
r_141, tr1ja 3 prroperty cxawr, ilr, Bour'chett, hs 1 cOUue( eJ tO the City Skhnr kstvm-A
UAIAA . the �r 111j ew n,ja: drain hi -3 baacmant . AnottiCr property Xmvr fit. qua"
camot. 1ra hi is ;Ua exlear into the sanitary Lxxuorre Thor City ILmagor stated that
a ordered by the Health Inspector to connect to the City Sewer
since his cesspool La not working. Councilman, Kirkharm stated that he believed
Mr. Quam has a mash roan with a water closet in the basement of his home. CouatCiimals
wrright asked whether it would be possible for lira Quam to drain his basement into
his septic tam and to drain the rest: of his home into the City .Senre>r. Cooneilom
Sheridan stated this depends upon the services which Mr. Quam has in his basement,
if he has a',lwatur closet in his basement, this mould be alright, but if he doesn't,
there would', ba no bacteria introduced iuto the septic tank periodically and the
septic tank:vould not properly process tho sewage drained into it. Councilman
Slzer°idan stated that llr� Quam cvulJ drain the rest; of leis hem excerpt for the
basement into the City Sewer and if he does not have a eater closet in they basement
to eoulrl pur chasee a s%cp pump for the price of $69,.00 and drain the basement by
pu aping it into the City Sewero Councilm&* Kirkham stated that he believed Mr. Quam
r~?O+alr! li.tc *. tto con ct to the City+ Sear° acid would apprceciate it if the Council would
ray either the cn :qty of coraraectica to the City Sewer or provide him with a sump pump
to azce cout ecti,o", The City Zngine*�r seamed that if Mr,. quan has a grater closet
in the braseavat, of his hom the coot of providing a suerap pump for tiro Qum Mould
be In they noiabhoehoed of 650000,, The City Manager suggested the Cos=11 authorize
the ads l,sir•attior* to draw an agre#wwnt with Mr. Qcnaw for the connection to the
City Serwesrw and dr;aLntng of his ba#emAt into the City Sewer. Councilm n Wright
suggested tbat U Mir„ Quan has as water closet to the basement of hiss home that the
• City could ccade a the water closet as being uhheatthy and provide the matter
and less expensive, sump ptxrjp to drain his baoemeat into the City Sewer. Councilmen
Uright asked the C,:i.tty Attorney whether or not condemoing tiho operation of a water
+clo*etn in the ba t�,went of his base %otw1d be a violation of due pr'ocesS. The City
At rome y aab*cRreol that it uould be Wpos sibi l e! ro a+sseessS the property of Mr,. Quam
fin° japrovemaents t4rich lacy did mot recaaive that ,it wrould be necessary to aPPll►
t Ile, cost of t; iae au4esiswvta to benefit the property or refund thvm� Councilman
"►1*orlcAr stated that if rba aswesawnt:s against the propert-V of Mir,, Quam were r*tunded
or t ho verb. g1.v'(vra m rebate on the speci,al asrcess xatsi for sewer connection, Mr.
Qu vvu °td ptobab)y want a rebate on al-1 aseeaismeatt for sanitary sir during the
l an ti. ton year-.4-,,
l -bt=.: on by R rkliam s<,o table consideration of .seer cotm&ctiouttr on Channel Road to then
Regular Ummfl tw*;tinxg et May 17, 1.965, Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote,
there 'being an ,oaVllo, the ooti.onn carried unan mosusl ,,
MA J i d!
The City ltaaagQ-r brated that Hr. Hafner has offered to pave Jackson streatp constructing
n coati - viequate l c;rr a load limit of 9 tons, He stated that the City could designs
jack-son St' t, tot a 16 foot paved width and widen It laver: if it were desired to
gmti.ow tho', use C,t ,jacksm Strw:pt> as a States Aid Stre4t Road, otherwise the City
coulJ designate ra different stire6t, as a. State Aid ltoaJ and apply the States Aid Road
ft ads to a dilfertnt stre ot� The City Engine *r stated that Lt would cost Mr. Rafn.er
about the s+ amatat whether he were to furnish a paved road adequate for a 9 ton
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load li or a five ton load limits the question for consideration is the width
• of the >>t eret
tioiiorn Wright to permit Mr. Uafner and his associates to build a 36 foot aide
pawed 'r-26d on Jackson Street five 73rd Avenue to Osborne Road with concrete curb
and guts , the road to be designed for a load limit of 9 tons. Seconded by
Klrkhama. I,I Upon a voice vote, there being no nags, the notion carried u snimously.
The City Manager agitated that the property on which Al Williams proposes to build
is autaiz the fl.oad plain of the Mississippi River. The City Engineer shooed
the Count l the location of the lots on the map. The City Attorney stated that it
is the op iaa of the Building Inspector that the only way this property can be
oconacaic&XT,y used for residences is to allow construction according to the request
of Al Williamx,: The City Manager agitated that he believes this contractor has done
geed work, hia other construction jobs in the City of Fridley. Councilman
Shoridau stated that whoa the City had applied asseommats to this property in
the past tba assessments were made on the basis that there would be only one
building osa. the site.
Hotion by ''`right to approve the request of Al Williams to permit construction of
two houses: upon the four 50 foot lots and provide an adjustment in the assessments
and additional servica connections to the building sites as needed. Seconded by
Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no ways, the motion carried unanimously.
• �vcus9 c� s ur, rutwaaai, ur A uttvwDuju psvxgu t;
The City ltwmgor stated that the purchase of this recording device is not is the
bud&3t for ,96.5, but that he believes funds are available from other uses in the
budget to naL3.i� the City to purchase this items during 1965. Councilman Wright
asked wbuther Lieu recording device would include a telephone tap or if it will be
used to record radio wouages oul.y � The CI ty iiunagar stated that it will be used
for ra,lio P 8033es3 only o He otutod that the administration on wished to purchase a
Dicwtaphonw recording (: vice for this use sincra the belts of the Dictaphone are
cheaper and can be transcribed by any st.enxog>rapho_r ,using the existing equipment of
the City, C'.ounc i lman tCirtthou rotated that he believes tho Dictaphone recording
ma -,ante to of 9uparior quality to the Gray recording raachines� Coesacilman Wright
stated 0mt he be tievPji, tbe- quality of the Guy recording machines is raLher poor
in any 0,76Cnto The Mayor asked the City Manager whether it is his recommendation
tluit the City Pun -Ichabo the Dict�aphoue recording machine. The City Manager answered,
,'gear "
Motion Lvy Wight ten approve the purchase of the Dictaphone recording device at a
price leass',thaa ' 1,000.00. Saconaded by Sheridan. Lyon a voice vote, there being
no nays, the mat i w car°riad ua=lmoualy
Notion by Sher;l"2 to adopt Resolut.fou No,, '77-,1965, Seccninded by Wright. Upon a
vn. ce vot 3, there, being no nays, the motion carried unanimously,
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.lotion by Sheridan to adopt Resolution No. 78- 1965., Seconded by Wright. Upon a
voica vo+rd� therc being no nags, the motion carried unanimously.
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The City lonagor stated that it is the recommendation of the City Engineer that the
City Pure O one new one -half ton truck, He stated that funds are available for
the punch of this truck iu the 1964 budget, even though the item itself is not
listad on te 1964 budget,
Motion by tyright to adopt 21esolutiou lla, 80-1965. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon
a voic lie, there being, no nays, the ration carried unanimously.
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Cmmcilma* Wright passed copies to each of the Council members. Councilman Wright
road the solution No. 79 ®1965 for the benefit of the visitors attending the
Counicil tiug�
I tion by I right tj alopt Resolution .loo 79 -1965. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a
voice vot there being no nays, thin notion carried unanimously.
2ho City PuLzar stated that he wished to thank the Council for nominating him for
thG disti ' ished servico award.
COWS(::IlCk1L �ItIi°1;;11 . "'%a W tiA",Zlxx thc3 City adrainistrstba hao an estimato for the cost
Of aczt�r 411ol wa;.cr aar✓ize lines to the Beacti llouae. The City Engineer answered that
the of the estimto ire $47,CW.00, Couneilmau Sheridan asked what amount
of this edit would be usod for plumbin0 in the Boacb House, The City Engineer
ansueraJ 5 %. The Ci'_�y Engineer staLad that c:hu coat of connecting these services
to the Bea& House dopendo on haws the connoation is made across Central Aveaw, if
ti iu Possible to inotall the line under Central Avenue without digging a trench
across Com ral Avenue, the cost will be a great deal lasso
lbtiou byitirlduw to adopt Resolution No, 81 -1965. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a
voice votq' there being no nags, the motion carried unanimously.
Thus beinA no further business, Hayor Hee declared the meeting adjourned at 1200 A.M.
Respectful submitted:
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Secretary' the Council
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MMS 01P I SPECIAL COMICIL k22TICIC OF THE CITY OF COUNCIL OF IFRIDLEY m MAX 8, 1965
A oepcial ou)rja 1 meeting of the City Council of Fridley was held aL the City
Hall on 3, 1965 at 1200 o'clock natm.
Hers P eat,- lboq Shoridan, Ki.rkhan, Thompson
Altos the . ucmnat of the nesting, Councilrmn Wright was present. fleeting
with the cil members were the City Engineer, tdaaim Qureshi; the Chairman
of the P1 ing Commission, seen Kravik- tho City Planner, Tom Hodaa; Wyman
ftitb, C% Attorney; and Bluer Binford, the field representative for Minnesota
Urban R
fir. BiJai -said the initial question is whether tho City is ready to declare
that ts a xseed of rehabilitation and redevelopment because of the catastrophe.
Thca Coby unanimous agreement, indicated that they were ready to so certify.
tit. Bithen discussed generally the procedure for developing an urban renewal
prograstated that the City would need concurrence from the Regional Director
In Chi order to proceed with planning. The name and phone number of the
nogioaector is A. D. Swaartsel, 828 ®5900. Mr. Binford further pointed out
that J. Bast of the St. Paul Urban Authority mould be most helpful in the
legal 5zr. ea involved.
18 On mtic a ly al le, s aconded and unanimous vote, Toes Uodno was authorised to
contact 1k, Aorial Photo Cocgmy and take aerial photos of the damaged area
for the c to not to exceed $500.00.
al cation! f Thcpson and second of Wright, it was proposed that the City purchase
nocassaty laroiJ file mad take pictures of individual properties that are
involvou th major tornada dammagQ. That one copy of the pictures should be made
for the C1 and me copy of the pictures =ado available to the property owner.
This anti 'u ass unanimusly adopted.
LJymnu 1
Acting
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512CM =001 U METUG OF TIE CITY Op FRI.DINY MAY 10, 1965
do xsra Pr, to Councilmn Jack Kirkham, John Wright, William Neo, Mayor, Ray Sheridan
ill
Glen Thompson absent but Waived notice.
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Tei�pm 7 ilor 11wo Povuita us" granted to Loon Mdsen, Robert Wienert and
IrVi%, Aa,l a. Tho motion to approve waa by Jotui Wright. Secondod by Jack
tlirtcham. t ver of normal fee for the permit, tho approval was upon the
condition o the acceptanco by time Inspaction Dapartment for connections to City
Sawr and IJ` er utilities. A motion by Jach Urtcham, seconded by John Wright
to approve Rebuilding Permit for tho Fridley Ussber Company project to be
raWilt as igimal. Ilotion carried.
Council re od tho permit request for reconstruction and repair by Art Christensen.
This its= c tabled until Ilay 11th. Ttio Council also reviewed the permit in
behalf of ►es Interiors and tabled action on this until May 11th.
11DJ�)Iilp>�ZTT"
The restira� r
Ray Shy
Acting
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submrittedo
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TE ZW W TIE SPECIAL COMM MUTING OP MAY 11, 1965
A sp*cial Sting of the Council of the City of Fridley was called to order by
IlVor Hoo
Members ` 'setts. Nee, Kirkham, Sheridan, Wright
timbers rat a Thompson
ILK! ]SMUTS 3FAX=1 DOPAR [ E TT STMU s
Cowai Sheridan uoved to grant the request of the Spartan Department Store
to repair a damages to the store and restore the building to its original
condition) Soconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the
ration c4a ed unan%nously.
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?ho City agar stated that ho had received a request from Kenneth F. Anderson
for n t to locate and occupy a trailer house at 601 ® 67th Avenue Northeast
miles are being aide on his bars*.
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Wcion by i34t to grant tba request of K�ennoth F. Anderson for a petait to
• occupy a ilorc boos* on hia property at 601 • 67tI, Avanxie Northeast while
rewire bcain3 raa�do to his b� frith the stipulation that sewer and water
cona*cti be proviW to tho trailer hou a in accordance with the requirements
Of tba Pl ing taspector. Saeoa&i by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being
no nays, motion carried unanLaausly.
Thor. beir
Bospoctfu:
9j
Carl P. 17,
Acting Se4
u,D further business, Mayor Ilea declared tbo mf ltine, ad journod.
subcaittedo
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TW rsLi OP TII� SPECIAL COUIICIL 2TIDiG 0P MAT 12, 1965
A epecial tin, of the Council of the City of Fridley vas called to order by
mayor iiee t 500 P.H.
SOLL CA%hs
lk=bers en'-, ilea, Lithbam, Sheridan, TJriabt, Thompson
kkjmwrs rg t Lone
' rP{�g A AL BS 57wt: UIIYVL*BSITY n rlv� IJ�Tl�A.ST - IIUILDIM Pf3btMIT APPLICATIOt
notion by eridan, secoale�l by Uright to table the above applicatlou until report
fray Dtsil g Twpector on its condition. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays,
the mots carried unanimously.
IRPM At BODY a 57,555 MM==T AVIUM UM - MW t6 PSBMIT s
To rabuil Fridley Auto Body to formr condition.
Motion by rkham, seconded by Thompson to grant. Thompson vithdrev second to
above mot4 I .
• ibtiou by ridan Le table above application request. Seconded by Wright. Upon
a voice vd there be9nE; uo nays, tho motion carried unanimously.
T CAT (QI - DOMUD L. LABSSLI - 6310 MUMM SO[I STBFBT s
Motion by i8bt, seconded Kirkham, to grant pewit with the condition that
water awl ' r be hooked up. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the notion
carric�3 ir�valy.
Res"etfulil submitteds
Carl P. U r
Actiag Sea itary to the Council
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TIE XDIVMS OP THE SPhiCM COM4CU STING OF TAT 13, 1965
A spec 1 nectiag of the Couaoil of thu City of Fridley was called to order by
1liyor l$, at 5.25 Pelf,
Nee, Htirldm, Sheridan, 'Wright, Tbompsoa
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tlotion" Sheridan to adopt rrasolution No. 82 -1965. Secandod by Thompson. Upon
roll 11 voto,')thero being no nays, the motioa carried unanimously.
0l? BN�a� 2� -ALSO TN THE KMEAPMS STAR AND TO
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Moti2b7 Shoridau Co authority the City Haasger to publish Resolution Do. 82.1965
in ttuaa�:.polis S':ar and the H inneapolis Tribuno on Tuesday May 25, 1965.
Soco LJigbta Upoa a voice vote, tberQ being ao nays, the motion carried
eats ly
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ci A u.xe r�:nsui zY cv��z�rs
TIn Ci llmaagar eVlainad that the City Attorney advised that the Council bas
the au lazibility rity to contract with the lousing and Boras Finance Administration
for n study of urban renewal.
110t:iou Sheridan to receive the conamication from the City Attorney. Seconded
by l , Upon a voico vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
l%tioa urlllam to affim the intent of tho Coum -Al as eupresood iu tho especial
raeetia ' f Ilay 10, 1965 and adopt ;resolution Inv. 83-1 XXS. Sacondaa by Thompson.
Upon a ii ice vote, th are being no nays, the motions carried unanimmoly.
Ihotion
Permit
the iglit
s a sa�rassN - *UVrrLV4V UOU L&K LA.9 W&DU LAW av sad
1 AT AN ELTMM 500 O00:
Sheridan to receive the request of Art Christensen for a Duildiag
repair the shopping center to its original condition. Seconded by
Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously.
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botiou they .dar. to authorize i ;�� w�ai cling Inspect.;; to issue a Building Permit
• for cost 4:A :�,,t:. tk at X647.3 to 648L i',niversity Avenue Northeast to mare minim
aaJ scary temporary repairs to cover and protect equipment, supplies and
,nvesjpt.» i of tenants as needed., Seconded by Wright, upon a voice vote, there
being no rtaks. the cation carried unanimously.,
P. l 1 RAY P'BANK> NP T!1�0
Notion Xlrlcham to grant the request of Ray Franken.tield for a permit to occupy
a trail on his property at 5908 -- 5th Streat while repairs are being made on
his l+.c*1 with the stipulation that sewer and water connections to the trailer
be made In accordance with the requirements of the Plumbing Inspector. Seconded
by Sheri an: Upon a voice vote, there being no nabs, the motion carried
unani ly,
Hotiou " larkham to grant- the reques� of M,�rvin Prindle for a permit to ozeupy
i"I l ou 1,15 .properey at 687� t3w>3hing,.on t�veuue Nor heap- while repairs are
S�-iag a on his homer with Che stipulation that sewer and water connections to
the trai er be made in ai-,cordance with the requirements of the Plumbing inspector.
Se._anati'b,� Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays the motion carried
anYsao l y
1110tion liirl;ijam to grant the request of Williams $. Sabetti for a permit to
occop,r A'! trailer on his property at 7301 lyric Lana while repairs are being made on
hic hcm I with the stipulation that sewer and water connections to the trailer
be mado accordance with tho requirewnta of the Plumbing Inspector. Seconded
by Shari un, upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried
Councilmin Thompson explained that an employee signed an agreement for assistance
to nettl1 his claim by an adjustor who could receive 10% settlement for his
services" agreement was sign. May 1, 3, 1965� The manager of the adjustment
agency lained the operations of a Public Adjustor. No action was taken by
the Cou � 1 '�
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scs-ed that cbe cost of aerial photographs to the Cicy is as follows;
Mosaic of City $350,00
Enlargements of two planning areas $12500
Two secs of coutact prints $230.00
$705.00
The C l discussed the purehaae ate these prices but did not act to purchase,
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Thor: tee Qo further business, Mayor Nea declared the mee'Ang adjourned at
7?3pt.
Raspeui.11y+ etebmittado
Earl Po guet
Acting Stretary to the Council
lkl ". ;:,: y ° "�s?. f�rc {i(�iEK* h . !C4, 1965
Mayor ;d Cmi tsx.ua,s cecl that, as each Cc»cilmn answered the xoll call for this
• meeting an.!:4*r of present would waive written notice of this meeting.
; yor t ;.'z r,e: ted the acting Secretary to cal the roll, At the roll call,
t oo. pr•e"nt. were Vl ,Aor Nee, Councilmen Kirkham, Sberidaa,
is ompm ry�ye'' . >; igkst mmube.x5; abiW eut , tune
EMERGEU Lirl'21 INA_NCR NO, 301 AEnHORIZING fMt S~BPENDITURE OF PUBUC FUNDS TC
PRdl'1RC _ Art) noPERT f DURING THE DISASTER, TORNADO EMERGENCY F011MI NG 1"
The Cltq anages= read. the 0,rdinanc�e to the Counctl, Motion by Sheridan, seconded
by Th€ z?4i, t' a t. than. Emergency Ordinance tic. 301 be adopted and published. Upon
roll 411 vote, those voting aye, Kirkham, tae @, Sheridan, Thompson, Wright;
Wys, core. 1� ,Ir or Nee declared the motion carriedU
Requeor Eogc��) Po Bo aet:tr Builder, D,W� tlarst.ad Co, Inca 6 Noti9n by Wright,
seconded I y Sheridan to receive 00 Buiilding Permit Applica.rion- Upon a voice
vote, t re, t*,, n no nays, Mayor Ne* declared the motion carried.
1 noon @:i rlr s. xn, €aecocrded by Sheridan, to authorise the Building Inspector to
issue a `Idtv�g Permit ;tor` constr-uc:tion at 5755 University Avenue Northeast to
rsalco m` * ard' necessa°cy, temporary repairs to cover and protect equipment,
supplies ea r.vsrrtorieesr Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Use
declared the c ,,.io��s carried,
PiUII� S' 'I'iPt« R i APPjCAT'i02d •_ COi. iA riiiLwc�_5920 MA:T11 SST N0_RT=AST, To
� n 4 F rrT I)ANAra?0 RY WAtEB 70 ORIGINAL CONDTXIOUx�
motion, VrISI, e:, Seconded by Kirkham to grant the Building Permit. Upon a
voice vo , th -ire being no nay$, Mayer Ne6 declared the motion carried.
$t3I L1II�G ! Pl: €A� "'. _APIPi .CA�'ION M=j piAzA9, BY D(oII BABIIVS t � BERmn .7gu X+TSRI_ _g
62,25 sal. �' 6 i.TY AVENUE NORT EART:: i0 _ REBU L„�� 1 f!E MOOPi PiAZA TO MIGINAL CONDII
notion :het d" , seconded try Nlrkham that the Buildia3 Permit be granted.
Upon a v ice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Cleo declared the motion carried
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15ation "I' ?►cw�,eon, saconded by t'rLght to receive the Building Permit Application
upon a Sacs uc t:e, there Tieing no nays, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried.
Notion
issue r
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s,ldipg Permit -for construction at 6349 to 6383 University Avenue Northeast
l pr°tmw, mad necessary temporary repairer to cover and protect equipment,
tiaid i t)-ventorie,s of tenants as nemdedn Upon a voice vote, there being no
or Net, declared the motion carried.
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BUIU PM'1I APP't,ICATION s BY FRANY GABRELCIK IU REBUILD I'0 OCIGIM
OONDITZ 4 i`R.A�.k�L{R S USED GAR ;SALE "S - 57 VER.SiTY AVEN �iOQIaEASI o
• Motion bl K. rkham., secomiexd by Sheridan, to table action On this Building Permit
to MAY' ?.r.. 1965, pending recce i- pt of estimated costs of repairs by 2 established
contraetor,4. Upon a voice vote, t.hera bet ag no nays, Mayor Net declared the
Motion Carr ed.
There b4i.ng an further business, Mayor l7c-t declared the meeting adjourned at
7:17 Pate;
Carl P
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cat u1c i to HEE" INC, K1141,1171ES t' AY 15, 1965
• 1"yo utat.exd that whewn t:hfs meeting is called to order an answer of
press n6i to khf toll call by the Councilmen im.dicates agrtement to waive
writ notict of t61.ri Sp+tct.at 4e#t:lcg„ Mayor Ne then declared the mietting
open atl,! 5:;1.0 PA, and asked they actio_g Secrearsty to call the roll t, Those
�1sw r g preaen upon then roll, call. w�eesrc Mayor Nee, Councilmen Kirkham,
8b0r d 't'h pson, and. Wright-, hers absent, yea
fsxrt.her stat-ed that fai.lule to object by any -Co=c1lnan to any item
d at this meting would indicate Chat tb—& .item was acceptable for
tiev at this Special: Meeting„
Coun ii"-a Tbrqapson suggested that the June 1, 1965 deadline set in section 6 of
the pro sed Ordinance be eeXLended to .dune 15, 1965. Notion by Wright, seconded
by rh e30n t,,a� the L.x�rgz sucy 0 -Jivar:ce Noy, IJ2 be pasi,ted and adopted with the
. uLe £ ''IJ; the ") , 19,05 bai ag t hok date used in section 0 of said Ordinasace n Upon
a rot OSi 1. vote, tbo c votiug aye, Kirfcla,=, Me#-, Shert,Lxi, Thompson, Wright;
nay, , t;i vor wee declared the" mot-too cayried,
BUILD 1 kT,.RIl'17 "_Y_ b ! (Al G2P.hIRS AND R9r_0 ST1, UC'"10[I MI HOUSING AND CONMRCM
AND 5
• The C i l c,.crraaiderr -�d 3;f ee follotgr ng sxuggesitod :feae.e to be used during the
Lorna lo ' i,iastOr emergency, t"he auggented feeu ure as followas single family
duo 11, revai rn - S5,00 fee foa, undor $500,00 repair costa, $10.00 fete§ for
over i*pair co vt , ra,g+ Mat- permit. teen for total reconstruction;
COMM00 cf#1 and luduetriarl, 510..00 $e* tour under 5500.00 re=pair costs, $20,00 fee
for a test' S500L OO areepair, cost, regular permit fee where total reconstruction is
neces ary M�)tion by W tg_ht, gec�rmdeci by Sheridan. to adopt the above fee
vched ls'w nai'd * hedtule tan pretvai l until _lcaaae 21, 1965 at: which time said fee
ichod 10 wi l t �-r placed on r.he <ag t da of the dteAgul,ar C:ounct 3 Meeting of „lane 21,
1965 or' further cons ►id4t,r at ion by then Couuci.l : Upon a void: mote, there being
00 na 6, Ptayor Nee dec°tarad the v*tfon carried
Ef.,MF2 OWND OF 0_9.F A •S AP''i.MA11ONpFOR FBASIBfi:LTY SURVEY
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Mott. b Thompson, teem ded bry Wright., that the Mayor write a letter to Mr.
Swart 011 cat tla£� V_Hl '..A In Chicago, esxpre%siag the interest in urban readwal
Of th Ctt.V (13'e ocaei't , aad appre I it too to Ifs i1l(.o.forai ani to Mr: Swartrel for
the e ic*1 s ,ri Yx -half of t?)k. C ",itv of. f'.tidl.elr by thc? N,ti_,F,'A� Upou a voids vote,
there #ae�r, no nays, mayor jf- t:l.are'zd the mc,ti,00 carr^te..l;
Ci3AtH� t� l��fjt� C HEARING SL"I�ii' t+. 0R1GItzA.4IY SET' P-08TH fit RESOLUTION NO„ 82-19654
Mott" b t!ri:,gta�;, seco ed by l'liewpgon to change the site of the Public. Hearing
of 1 196-, ac weer f'or`th 10 Resolution NP, 82 -1965 from the yridley City Ball
o to t. lrt4ve -rVi t ,:i Schc%,A at t'l ut Avenue Northeast and East liver Road, and di Beet
sloes City to �.e) t;lt-or the aootlreb Upon roll vote., those voting ayes
it i rkham, Z, et f . Yhe* r i Th(Nw M1 r i l;h t ; t ho aie riot ing Day , one Mayor tied
decla d'tIa m) .'a""r1 'P c?,
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Theac Ji'ag ro further busiuessg Mayor Nee declared the meeting adjourned at
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OFFICIAL NOME
CITY OF FRIDLEY
PUBLIC HEARING
BEFORE THE
CITY COUNCIL
TO WHOM V MAY CONCERNt
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CE IS HEREBY GIVEN that there will be a Public Hearing
of the C, y Council of the City of Fridley in the City Sall at
6431 1 sity Avenue N.E. on May 17, 1965 in the Council Chanter
at 8 :0 ;plo for the purpose oft
ideration of a request by Hazel Bourdeaux to
Taivfrom R -1 (single family dwelling) to R -3A
al multiple family dwelling) (ZOA 64-04)
Lots 80, 81, 82, and 83, Block A, Riverview
a together with the vacated service drive
rmer Minneapolis Anoka and Cuyuna Railroad
of-way that lies south of the north line of
, Block A, Riverview Heights extended west -
nd north of the south line of Lot 80, Block
erview Heights extended westerly
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be heard at this meeting.
1 28, 1965
5, 1965
William J. Nee
MAYOR
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CE PERTAINING TO MOTOR VEHICLE RENTALS, PROVIDING FOR
ING OF SAME, REQUIRING INSURANCE AND REGULATING SAME.
,Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows:
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Sectibn 1. That the city code of the City of Fridley be amended.
by adding thereto a chapter designated as Chapter 77,
entitle ' "Motor Vehicle Rentals ".
'tion 77.gl Definition of Motor Vehicles.
d', the purpose of this ordinance, motor vehicle shall mean
any se propelled vehicle not operated exclusively upon railroad
tracks Motorized bicycles, motor scooters, motorcycles and the
like a� included within the definition of motor vehicle. This
defini i n shall not apply to vehicles designed to be operated
exclus A ly over snow, motorized wheel chairs, farm tractors, or
other m implements; nor shall it apply to passenger cars, trucks,
tracto s' trailers, semi- trailers, lift trucks, lawn mowers, or any
other ile equipment, whether or not used on highways, which are
leased for business, commercial, or home maintenance purposes."
Lon, 77.02 License Required
n, firm'or corporation shall engage in the business
of rent or vehicles to any person or persons for hire unless
said p irm or corporation is duly licensed as hereinafter
provid 77.03 Application
of rend'
the Cit
contair
persons, firms or corporations engaging in the business
motor vehicles shall file a written application with
lerk for the City of Fridley. The application shall
e following:
L) The name and business address of licensee;
t) The year, make, model, serial number and
license number if the motor vehicle is an
automobile;
3) The serial number, license number, trade name
and description of the type of self- propelled
vehicle if other than an automobile.
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• Sa pplication shall be duly sworn to by the person or by the
proo officer of the company or corporation applying-,for the
lic an, e.
7.04 Lessee shall be licensed.
No licensee shall let or furnish any such motor vehicle
to person not having his or her motor vehicle driver's license
iss a in accordance with the provisions of the laws of the state
of ii esota. It is unlawful for any person, whether he be the
own rior lessee of a motor vehicle, to permit any person who is
not licensed by the State of Minnesota to drive or operate such
veh a e. Before letting, leasing or furnishing any motor vehicle
to iL person, the licensee shall make a permanent and legible
rec r' containing the name, address and age of the person to whom
the or vehicle is leased, rented or let and shall record thereon
the n er and date of issue and expiration of the driver's license,
toge er with the description of the person as shown by the driver's
lic n e, and identify the vehicle leased or rented to the person by
the for vehicle license number issued by the State of Minnesota,
tog !er with the date or dates of such licensing,. It is unlawful
• to 3 el rent or furnish any motor vehicle to any person under the
age o l8 years unless such person shall furnish and leave with
the I i ',censee a statement in writing showing the consent of the
par n' or guardian to the leasing or letting of the motor vehicle
to u', person. All records required by this section shall be
kepi r a period of not less than one year and shall at all times
I e to inspection by the Police Department of the City of
Fri .
Insurance required
o such license shall be issued to any person, firm or
corp as tion to engage in said business in the City of Fridley
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untiL a applicant shall obtain and file with the City of Fridley
a poL of liability insurance, in an insurance company authorized
to d usiness under the laws of the State of Minnesota. The lia-
b ili y►or indemnity insurance for each motor vehicle as in this
chap defined shall be in the amount of $10,000.00 for injury
to p = on or persons; and shall provide for and be made to cover all
injuri s to property that may be caused by said motor vehicle, not
to a ed $5,000.00. Such policy shall be in such form that it
shal rovide for the payment of any judgment against the insured
ther i' ' to the extent of the liability therein, obtained by any
• pers nf''injured in person or property by reason of any act of the
own ,; driver or any other person in the operation of said vehicle,
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and f'' the payment of any judgment obtained against the insured
the e by any person injured or by the representative'--,of any
per killed or injured by such act. Such policy shall have a
con d' on that it cannot be cancelled after loss or without written
not' d'I_to the City of Fridley; and in case of any cancellation the
lic herein provided for, issued to the person, firm or corpor-
atic,i ose policy is so cancelled, shall become by virtue of such
cancp-li ation, inoperative and void, unless another policy is forth-
with issued, approved and filed in lieu of said cancelled policy.
The o4,ncil of the City may require the said licensee to replace
said policy of insurance if it deems said policy unsatisfactory
or i s'fficient for any reason, and the default or refusal of said
lice s`e to comply with any such order of the Council shall be
gro d' for revocation of-the license of the person, firm or corp-
orat o so offending. Said policy shall be approved as to form
by e', 'City Attorney of the City of Fridley and shall be filed
with e City Clerk.
e City Clerk, upon compliance of the above said provisions,
shal 'ssue a license to the applicant in conformity with the
prow s 'ons of this ordinance, together with a tag bearing the same
• numb r las the license, which the applicant shall display in a
cons pi. tous place on the motor vehicle.
ction 77.06 Fee
' e annual license fee for such license is hereby fixed at
$25. O` or .each motor vehicle, which license fee shall be paid by
the p' icant to the City Clerk of the City of Fridley, and a
rece' for such payment shall be presented to the City Clerk
befo e! a issuance of any license. All licenses granted under
this pter shall, unless revoked, continue in force for one
year f m and after the date of issuance.
ction 77.07 Violations
violation of any provision of this chapter shall subject
the ator to the penalties provided in Chapter 105 of the
City P ile-
SED AND - ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
DLEY THIS DAY OF , 1965.
ATTE
CITY tiJRK - Marvin C. Brunsell
MAYOR - William J. Nee
First Reading: May 3, 1965
Second Reading:
Publish:
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FIXTURES AND MQIIMA W FOR OFF -SALE LIQUORS STOU
FRIDLxy MnmsOTA
BIDS OPMD 17 1965 12.00
MAY ._�.. -_� �
BIDDBS
BID SECUBMR
LUMP SUM BID
ON TIME
Display F
189 Rest R&I
St. Paul 1,
s Inc.
lvd.
Minneapolis, Re
217 South 9th
Miunsapolie,
ant Supply
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South Town
4555 Grand Av
Minneapolis,
Lion
So.
55409
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Streator Store
26 North 5th St
Minneapolis, W
F tunes, Inc.
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%rernaze --w-
ueiivery haze
J. 14, Larson Chivr
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420 Central Ave. .E''
Minneapolis, Minn.
Main Motor Sales
222 E. Main
Anoka, Minn.
Major Ford
2905 East Lake St.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Midway Dodge
1013 University A
St. Paul, Minn.
Midway Ford
1850 University Av
St. Paul, Minn.
%nar Ford Company
1708 Central Ave. 11.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Osseo Chevrolet
208 Central Avenue
Osseo, Minn.
Smith, Tue.
2301 University Av .I
.E.
Minneapolis 14, Mi
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
6431 University Avenue
Fridley, Minn.
Hono a e Mayor and City Council
c/o a P. Wagner, City Manager
City o Fridley
6431 U' versity Avenue N.E.
Frid e, Minnesota 55421
Re: Pickup Truck Bids
Gentlen :
May 17, 1965
I I have examined the bid abstract for the above mentioned
truck d find the lowest base bid was submitted by Minar Ford
Comp n' and the second lowest,by Major Ford Company.
Delivery
Truck Model Base Bid Alternate "A" Date
Mina3 rd Company F -100 $1,309.14 $1,609.14 30 days
1708 C tral Ave. N.E.
Minn a' lis, Minn. I
Majo7 I rd F -100 $1,399.00 .$1,524.00 45 days
2905 Ea Lake St.
Minne a' lis, Minn.
I recommend that the Contract be awarded to Minar Ford Company
for amount of $1,309.14 with the trade -in.
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City Engineer
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PIJ.NHOLDER
BID SECUFITY
TOTAL BID
MARKS
Union Central Conti.:
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9135 First Ave., Sc
Minneapolis, Minn.
5:
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Crystal E;.cavating
5272 West Broadway
MinneapolJ.s, Minnes)
55420
6801 Pleze Cunm
Minnearmliz, IfIrm. IMP
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3400 Silver Lelike. Roem'.
Mirmear,olls, Miarmevr,
Moore 6 rim ltgupm!ry
1130 No. S ie?. L-b.1
St. Pusil., 4ij-, m csota
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Dear 'Mr.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
ST. PAUL, MINN. 55101
ll iarn Nee
oz Fridley
ity .Avenue N.E.
N'inresota 55421
April 27, 1965
Re: Proposed Ramsey County
Ditch 2 Improvement
are considering increasing the capacity of County Ditch 2 which
is the o t of Jones-Lake. The improvement is needed to prevent flooding
of T.H. 49 and g. The ditch improvement would probably extend from the
northwest d of Jones Lake to Pike lake. In various discussions with rep -
resentat' o from some of the municipalities within the watershed of this
ditch and tributaries, they have expressed a need for a study of the
overall wai shed. The Highway Department plans on making a preliminary
study to i rmine the extent of improvement required to control Jones lake
at a desi a e level. We are requesting any information you have on drainage
areas and s rm sewers within your municipality that are now within the water-
shed, or ar s that may be brought in in the future. We would also like a
council r s, cation stating a willingness of your municipality to participate
in a coop r`, ive approach to this project. It is our understanding that this
improveme ti annot be made under the present ditch laws because the improvement
Tiould cost re than the original ditch. However, the ditch laws forbid anyone
From brin in areas outside the original drainage area assessed, when the
ditch was el ablished, without County Board approval. Therefore, it would be
to your a v faze to have all areas existing and proposed be brought in at this
time so is be made a matter of record with the County Auditor. .A joint
petit on be made to the County Board requesting approval for the ditch
improveme t'[' for revising the watershed area.
resolution is as follows:
EASY the State of Minnesota, Department of Highways,
oses to make certain improvements on County Ditch 2
portions of the City of Fridley are within the water —
area of this ditch or its tributaries,
T RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Fridley
the City is willing to participate in the County
h 2 project in a cooperative approach with other
cies within the watershed.
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v.a Inave received all the information from the municipalities
will make a preliiinary study to determine the extent of im-
ca4L -Cod and a suggested cost split between all agencies. It would
rable to have a meeting with the engineers representing all the
olved. We will notify you at that time.
ank you for your cooperation.
Sincerely,
DEPAR= OF HIGHWAYS
D. R. McFadden
Deputy District Engineer
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661 N. E. Cheryl
Fridley 32, Minnesota
April 29, 1965
To the E` loyees of the City of Fridley:
I wish t ,'take this opportunity to thank all of the city employees who
render d' uch outstanding service to the residents of the Riverview
Height "'ea during the recent flood.
I know t' t many put in long hard hours of work and had to put up with
many s o` tempers and distressed people, but through it all, managed
to tre t'G eople with courtesy.
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It mak s,; a proud to be a resident of a city that stands by ready to
render s't ice when it is needed. It makes one feel that those "Damn
Taxes" a''n't so bad after all.
Again, m� y thanks for services rendered.
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Sincerely,
David H. Ayer
OF 1111
April 30, 1965
OPEN LETTER TO CITY OF FRIDL':Y
• W A T `R AND S TR `ET DEPARTMENT
FOLICF DEPARTMENT
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Thoug `e were not one of the unfortunate families that
had to le.0 they're homes because of the flood; my husbands
family wa �nd our roads were washed away, being this close
to the Miss sipni we were involved in the flooding to a cer-
tain degr e''
I wou a,' ike to take this opportunity to express our thanks
and respect` o all three above mentioned departments for their
very compet ` t service - -above and beyond the call of duty - -so
to speak. T police and firemen and serer department men truly
did their r4'pective jobs well. Though we have had some contact
with the t'r department men previously (and they were a tre-
mendous he LP ; all too often, people think of the police and
more espec'" ly the fire department in terms of tragedy and
trouVle. S t is a pleasure to have this opportunity to thank
you all aa4lto compliment you on your wouk.
Sincerely
Mrs. R. J. Morin
650 Hugo St. N.' E.
X Mpls. Minn. 55432
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Fridley American Legion Post loo. 303
R onald Kinkel 7325 CENTRAL AVENUE Donald Wegler l�
Commander MINNEAPOLIS 21. MINNESOTA Legislative Chrmn.
The Hon. William Nee, Mayor
City of Fridley
6431 University Ave. N. E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
My Dear Mayor Nee and Council Members
Our Legislative Chairman, called to our attention, your
actions during the flood disaster which struck the City
of Fridley, recently. Least it be over - looked, we wish
to make a public commendation in your behalf. .
It was brought to our attention, that many of you
neglected your own businesses during the most crucial
week so as to better serve the citizens of Fridley
during their plight.
We were informed Mayor Nee was present day and night at
the flooded area, doing all in his power as Mayor to
alleviate the hardship and danger of the residents'who
were evacuated from the stricken area. Mayor Nee, we
feel the time and effort you allotted the City of Fridley
was certainly beyon&the call of duty and we can only
recognize it as true Americanism and a solid dedication
to public office. Vie, of the Fridley Legion Post are
doubly honored, as you are not only Mayor of our fair
city, but also a.fellow legionaire.
We recognize, that it took the full efforts of all the
departments of our city government to handle the flood
situation. It is reassuring to us to know that the many .
departments::of our City.::are so well co- ordinated which
is truly a tribute to the department heads. I remain
cc:Fridley Record
R sped ul y ypur�7
nald Ki el
Commander
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STATE CHAPTER A. P. W. A.
MINNESOTA PUBLIC WORKS AS'SOCIRTION
POST OFFICE BOX NO. 41
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 55102
April 26, 1965
Mayor of Fridley
City Hall
Fridley, Minnesota
The Minnesota Chapter of the American Public Works Association
takes great pleasure in announcing the successful completion of the Public
Works Construction Inspection Course by
DARREL G. CLARK
CURTIS L. DAHLBERG
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We wish to thank your city for its endorsement of this program and
for enrolling employees of such high.caliber. We in public works earnestly
believe that men corVleting this course are better equipped to more
adequately serve their communities in an inspection role.
We respectfully request that the enclosed certificates be presented
to these men and that proper recognition be given them for their efforts in
this course.
Sincerely,
Presi nt, Minnesota Chapter
Amer can Public Works Association
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HALL, SMITH, HEDLUND, DUSTER, FORSBERG AND FEIKEMA
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
DOUGLAS HALL May 11, 1965 3 11 PRODUCE BANK BUILDING
WYMAN SMITH MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 5540'
GEORGE HEDLUND
339145/ .
LEONARD T. JUSTER \
THOMAS O. FORSBERG OFFICES IN:
HENRY H. FEIKEMA OSSEO
RONALD L. HASKVITZ COON RAPID■
FRIDLEY
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Mr. Earl P. Wagner
City Manager
6431 University Avenue Northeast
Fridley 21, Minnesota
Re: Zoning along the Service Drive
on Highway 65 north of Rice Creek
Dear Earl:
You have asked that I check out whether or not there are covenants of
record on Lots 3 to 12 inclusive, Block 2, Brookview Terrace Second
Addition.
I find that there are covenants that restrict all of these lots, to-
gether with the rest of the lots in the subdivision to single family
dwellings. The covenants were placed on the property by the E &'M.
Development Co. under date of April 13, 1959. The covenants were re-
corded in the office of the Register of Deeds in and for Anoka County,
Minnesota, as document 19793 and recorded in Book 440, page 260.
Yours truly,
Wyman Smith
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• STATE OF MINNESOTA
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT 5
2055 NO. LILAC DRIVE
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 55422
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City of Fridley
City Hall
6431 University Avenue N.E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55421
Attention: Mr. Earl Wagner
City Manager
Res 0205 -16 & 2726 -27 (T.H. 47)
800' north of St. Anthony Blvd.
Dear Mr. Wagner: to 53rd Avenue N.E.
N. rl
Our Commissioner's Office has forwarded a copy of your Resolution
No. 59 -1965 urging the Highway Department to proceed with the necessary re-
construction of T.H. 47 in Columbia Heights on a crash basis. The Minnesota
Highway Department is anxious to place this work under contract and still
carries this project for letting *n the fall of 1965. However, letting is
contingent upon participation by Columbia Heights in the necessary storm
sewer portion of this contract.
We understand that Columbia Heights is still unable because of
bonding limitations to enter into a cooperative agreement for this work.
We are told that Representative MacGregor is attempting to obtain non -high-
way federal aid for this purpose.
The Minnesota Highway. Department stands ready to place this work
under contract as soon as Columbia Heights is able to fulfill the agreement.
Sincerely,
GFW:sp
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
G. F. Welch
District Engineer
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DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
ST. PAUL, MINN. 55101
May 11, 1965
Honorable 1,3illiam Nee
Mayor of Fridley
6431 University Avenue Northeast
Fridley, Ydmesota 55421
Dear ?dayor Nee: Re: Land Use Maps
At the request of Mr. Thomas Hodne of Hodne Associates,
we have prepared a revised 1965 land use map for the City of Fridley.
This =p was delivered to Mr. Hodne for a public presentation on
flay 10, 1965.
We are preparing a permanent reproducible copy -of this
map. Copies will be made available to the City of Fridley and
:ter. Hodne at yo-; request. We expect this map to be completed
by Friday, May 1l+, 1965.
Ue are pleased that we ware able to be of assistance in
this matter. Copies of the 1962 land use map series were sent to
Mx. Earl P. Wagner on March 10, 1965. The letter of transmittal
is attached for your information.
If we can be of any further assistance, please contact
us at your convenience.
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MPARTI,= OF HIGHWAYS
ao R. Jamieson
Commissioner
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M E M O R A N D U M
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PROM: James H. Hensley .°
SUBJECT: Board of Health Activities ,«
N. W. Corner of 57th Place and 7th St., Lots 16 and 179 Block 4,
City View Adn. (Carl Sorenson,-owner) Requested to see if structure
could be condemned. No one home, but occupied so no inside inspection
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could be made. Outside is o.k. and no basis for condemnation. C(
Jim's Dairy Store, University-Ave., complaint of improper storage and):.
disposal of paper and boxes. Letter ordering to clean and clear premises..
Pat and Sadie's Bakery, Moon Plaza Shopping Center, University Ave.,
Complaint of improper disposal of paper and boxes. Letter ordering to_
clean and clear premises.
Colonial Cafe, Moon Plaza, University Ave., complaint of improper
storage and disposal of paper and boxes. Letter ordering to clean
and clear premises.
Bob's produce, complaint of Burning garbage and unsightly premise.
Premise was unsightly, littered with old lumber and refuse, however,'
no evidence of burning garbage. Talked with owner of business and: 4
he agreed to clean up.
5606 -5608 6th St. N. E.
5600 -5602 6th St. N. E. Garbage and refuse complaints. Have had many.
previous complaints on 5600 -5602. Owner, Ardis Christensen, 2451
Hennepin Ave., Mpls. 5. She has again been notified to provide
adequate facilities and make sure tenants use them or court action;:
will follow. Neighbors complaining of rats in area.
A conference with Mr. Arnold E. Hillukka, re requirements for installation,
of suana baths in apartment houses in Fridley. Visited several suanas ••
installed by Mr. Hillukka's firm. f 9
610 Hugo, N. E., a new tenant is now living at this address. owner;
Chet Maizcek, 6380 Quincy St, N. E.9 560 - 1307. Tenant has cleaned up
'of debris
property considerably. (Complaint .)
Board of Health Activities 47
'May 1, 1965, Page 2
601 Glencoe, complaint of old mattress. Mr. Olson agreed to clean it
up• .
590 Hugo St. N. E., corner of Hugo and Broad. Ots 35 and 361,9 West
10 feet of Lot 379 Block H, Riverview Hghts. Adn., Ben Krawiecki owner, 201
First St. S. E., Mora, Minn., tenant Bennie Hudyma. Complaint of garbage
being 'burned. Inspection found no one at home, but evidence of burning.
Ltr. sent re proper handling of garbage and to cease burning.
1100 Lynda Drive. Garbage littered all over rear premise. Also evidence
of burning, Letter to occupant, Gunther Schaaf to cease burning and
to properly dispose of garbage and clean and clear property. (L 89
B1. 2, Lyndale Bldrs. 6th Adn.)
5701 Highway 65 (995 Lynde Dr.)
5700 Polk St. N. E., apartments both owned by A & G. Enterprises,
Pine Tree Lake Rd., White Bear 10, Minn. Lot 1, Auditors Sub. No. 25.
Using dumpsters provided by W. & W. Co. 1600 S. Oregon, Mpls. 26, Minn.
Inadequate garbage facilities and one dumpster did not have a lid.
Latter to owner with copy to W. & W. Co. to provide adgquate dumpsters
and keep lids on. W. & W. were notified that if any future dumpsters
are found without lids they will be tagged and condemned with possible
litigation against the company. (phone KE7 -7617, L15 -36013, 425 - 2593)0
6431 Jackson St. N. E., John S. Micek, owner. Complaint of garbage and
area generally a mess. Complaint unjustified or the area had been
cleaned and cleared prior to the survey.
• 6415 Van Buren, a recheck of a garbage complaint. New owner in and has
agreed to clean and clear the premise.
5860 3rd St. N. E., Charles Banks, burning garbage, garbage and refuse
littered around incinerator. Garbage can full without a lid. Letter
to clean and clear at once and cease burning immediately.
5908 22 St. N. E., apartment house owned.by Floyd C. Bradley, 5861
W. Moore Lake Dr., Fridley 21., (7 units, L 129 S 20 ft. of L 11,
and that part of L 13 line N. of the S. 10 ft. thereof, B1. 109
Hyde Park Adn. Survey of building on complaint of Mrs. Scamp, Apt. 5.
Hallways were filthy, walls needed painting, silverfish and other
insects were infested throughout all the units in the building. Heat
was turned off in Mrs. Scamp's apt. for non - payment of rent. She has
three minor children. Ltr. to Anoka County Welfare notifying them
of Mrs. Scamp's problem with no money for rent and no heat. Ltr.
to Mr. Bradley ordering him tip restore heat in apt. 50 to exterminate
and assign a caretaker for the building to keep all public areas clean
and walls painted.
5601 6th St. N. E. where garbage can exists which is in a state of
disrepair, garbage littered on ground, no lid. Ltr. on proper
maintenance and care of garbage. Ronald J. and Marilyn Schumacher.
(Spring Co. hold mortgage). Original complaint was on 5612 7th St. N.
. which is an apartment house, however this building has dumpsters for
proper hardli G of all garbage and refuse and the mess belongs to
5601 6th St.
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may 13, '1965, Page 3
Bob Huties of the Fire Dept. and I survey homes of flood victims
• April 139 1965. Once victim refused to vacate himself and family
from his dwelling unit which had about one foot of water over the
first floor at the time of the survey. The Board ordered the dwelling
vacated immediately or litigation would be started aginst the
occupant for endangering the health and welfare of minor children. The
occupant vacated. Homes surveyed were: 8101 N. E. Riverview Ter.
641 Buffalo; 611 Buffalo; 8051 River Terrace; 541 79th Way; 7801 Apex;
614 Chezyl; 7821 Apes;; 7885 Broad; 630 Ely; 8151 Riygr Terrace; 687 Dover;
7941 River Terrace; 641 Cheryl; 630 N. E. Meryl; 680 Ely; 7890 Broad;
609 Cheryl; and 601 79th Way.
Spartan Co., 5351 Central Ave. N. E. Complaint of dirty rest room.
Outside premises littered with paper, oil cans, glass bottles and
old tires and other refuse. Ltr. to clean and clear and keep clean
and to keep restrooms clean.
Roman's Pure Oil Service Station, 5695 Hackman Ave. N. E. (Highway 65
and junction of Old Central N. E.) Consultation with owner in reference
to installation of a soft ice cream dispensing unit. Informed owner
of sanitary requirements if such a unit was purchased and a future
inspection date was set up when he obtains the unit from Chicago.
Milk ;rending machine at this service station was inspected and
holding temperatures checked.
• Property across from 6209 Baker next to St. Philips Church. Kind of
a slew with considerable dumping by contractors of broken concrete
lumber, tree branches, tin cans and other refuse. Entire area is
posted "no dumping allowed" and it appears that this condition
will be rectified. Ltr. requesting owner to cover debris with
earth. St. Phillips Luth Church, 1050 W. Moore Lake Dr, Outlot 1, B1.2
Moore Lake Highlands 4th Adn.
6725 Channel Rd., Ted and Beulah Renolett, Lot 4 -4C9 2nd Revised
Adutiors Sub Ddv. 21. Back lot property is being filled with a
considerable amount of clean fill, however, there are a lot of
olf appliances, branches, etc. being dumped which is not clean fill.
A ltr. sent to owner explaining sanitary landfill and how the Board
of health would permit proper dumping and filling. At present it
is an excellent harborage for rodents, however none were noted at
the time of the survey. Fire inspector also wrote orders on this.
6587 Arthur St.,*Lot 30 Bl. 4, Oak Grove Adn., Y & H Investment Co.,
(935- 7079)9 3421 Emerson No. A dwelling unit exists which appears
to be on a substantially sound foundation, however, the structure
from the outside appearance is in a state of disrepair. Windows
broken, paint peeling off, back steps have no handrails, front
egress has no steps. Trash, garbage and an old junk car littered
on the property. Placarded as unfit for human occupancy until
brought up to code and have requested the dwelling to be opened
for an inside inspection.
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St. A_nthony Village Shopping
il _iSr=uras fro- residents
. to Y. r. Max Saliterman to
ar,d nost "INo dumping" signs.
Salitc-xi=n coope-ratca very
the signs and persons are
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6051- 4th St. N. E. 5 Mike Z,.:.-zla. Burnin,
'Lt. to :)T,znin- az.'d properly
6690 Lucia Lan o, Babinski parkin— lot w]
wc-ra supposod to cxist. I am assruming -
howsc; who "a t only car was 4
and -7ac:c b=oken out. Body in pi
sta-_-Id a ca= this =cw without wheels or I
woza not:_d at Of the Survey.
garbage in 55 gal. oil
le, however, was not using
Store garbage and have
ere reportccily t-'Uo Junkers
his park-4--.1- Lil loo. is for the
1965 Clhc;vrolet without any
rf.-Ct shape. Cannot under.
lass. No other Junkers
6417 65 N. E. . Sol Gratch, owner, managed by Maurice
6379 I-U,-nay 65 INI. E. TvIalsman,, 1300 Washburn Ave. N. Apartments
w,Lth are:: a--o=d ga-Z-baSo cans littered with garbage and debris.
Requestcd manago= to weld pipe around the perimeter of the existing
garbage Can racy to prevent dogs and other animals from tipping over
and scattering contczts throughout the neighborhood._
6393 Highway 65 N. E., David Lygtinnen 18 Grammercy North, owner.
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Apr -rtm.ont building whore garbage and dse ris was littered on the
grot:nd around c-ns. Requested that pip be welded around perimeter
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of existing -arb--ge can rack to prevent dogs and other animals from
tipping over cans and scattering contenIs throughout neighborhood.
5995 Benjamin St., Outlot 2, Worrel's A4
14th Ave. N. E.9 Haw Brighton,, dilapida-
14-IlUed with S"-='bago and trash, tar page:
and t_ash. Placarded and ordered abate
190 59� St. N. E., Ed Woody, 5601 Glen%
Inside 1--,cinerators to reduce garbage o:
is inadequate to reduce the amount of g4
apartment house. Tin cans stored in two
outside on Prernize which is illegal. L,
chamber incinerator for the reduction o:
Consultation with Mxs. Mackelroy, 784-01
b_-semont of house she is renting and m
remedy the situation.
n., Katie Worrel,, 1563
ed pit privet', Butler grainery
shack filled with garbage
and premises cleaned up.
od Ave., Mpls., owner,
the domestic type which
rbage accu=ulated in this
55 gal. oil drums located
r. to install multiple
garbage and other refuse.
87 regarding water in the
ponsibility of owner to
20 co"Ufo= and 20 chlorine toots of icipal water supply found
to b'O
36 Masts of dote--Sent; nitrat"e-ni=og'7ens and coliform on 12 private
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Consulting Engineers
1446 County Road "J"
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Mfinnecajlpolis,, Minnesota 5--
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Honorable mayor &- city counci),
C/o Mr. Earl F, Wagner, Ci'ty Mi-anager,
C_fty of Fridley
6431 University hffso
Minnsapolls5 M_"'nm,�got°` 5543?
C31rff-TFIXATE OF THE ENC
Ua submit hzret;it'`i Est irate 02 for Key
Y"exingion par�-VFZ-:-yo stc paultJ
corm plated this for Water ly.,ip.roven
d _ng to contract.
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COINTRkCT AMOUNT
N 0,, 7 gp,!74.00
Well a, b 2 . 0 o
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$269600.00 $269060c oo
Fumps 99900.00
Watermain 219000,,00
Val ve Pit & Piping, 159500,00
B tumilaous Work 29900,,00
20,,000�00
rumphouses IA19000000
"E 1 'ectrical' 20v500,,00
Concrete Wo.-k- 2900M0
Seeding & Fence ---14860-00
$1609960.00
TEST WELL CONSTRUCTION
Observation Wells 1072-50
Test Hole No. 1 19549,,00
Test _,'Hole No., 2 19724.,00
$165005-50
s Well Drilling Co.,
inneuota 55104 for work
ent P-Jvo'ect 75-A accor-
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9,326.75
89837-00
$189163.75
19072.50
19549.00
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G,�NTRAIC`f AP.,70UNT COM'PLETE D WORK
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,I rount Earned to Date $20
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N 0 IV! D 11 J E . o o c c a o 0 0 8 288" 1-4
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Keys !'JOL11. Lrilling C30.
By
Renpectfully iUbMitted,
COMSTOCK ,]i DAVIS, INC.
APP0nnINWS FOR C WSBNT AND APPROVAL
17, 1965
Nam 2=10M
Robert James Blos]W Public Woad
305 - 76th Avenue N.R. Department
Fridley,, Minnesota CMI
Caryn Gay Lundquist Recepti
6409 Willow Lane Cashier
Brooklyn Center, Minnesota
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$447.00 New Position
Per
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$272.00 Marilyn
per Johnson
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• April P3, 1965
City
patitio ! that ia,Lfa.xson Ave. locatad i i Oak Hill addition
from 53:d Ave. N.E. north to tt.,e canter of ullock ua vacated
and deeded to cLaj,.icant property owners signed oalow.
We feel! ta,:At tais mazLsura would L)a justified -tO the fact
it is all vacant dead and undeveloped street only 135
feat long.
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CQK "'1 11,012K .s- DAVIS, I14C.
Consulting Engin ers
1446 County Road "J"
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432
May 12, 1965
CHANCE ORDER NUMBER ONE
Keys dell Drilling Co.
413 N Lexington Parkway
St. P 1, Minnesota 55104
Gentlemen:
You
under
basis.
WATER IMPROVEMEN3�75 -A
FRIDLEY, HINNES TA
-e hereby ordered, authorized and instructed to construct four (4)
ration holes, 2" diameter, and two (2 test wells, 8" diameter,
the above project. Payment for this W,Drk shall be on the following
Drilling, Removing and Casing 8" Test well @ $ 9.00 /Ft.
Furnish and install 8" Test Scree @ $100.00
Furnish, install and remove test pu7rxxp @ $300.00
Testing and development @ $ 20.00 /Hr.
2" Cased Role @ $ 1.75 /Ft.
2" Caging installed in above @ $- 1.00 /Ft.
Submitted and approved this 12th day of May, 1965 by Comstock & Davis, Inc.
COMSTOCK & DAVIS, INC.
By
E. V. Comstock, P. E.
Approved this day of , 1965 by Keys Well Drilling Co.
KEYS WELL DRILLING CO.
of Fr
By.
and accepted this day of
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CITY 00 FRIDLEY
By
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City Manager
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C014STOCK ci, DAV S, INC.
Consulting Engine ray
1446 County Road '3"
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432
May 13, 1965
WATER IMPROVEMENT
FRIDLEY, MINNESO`
Keys Wdl` Drilling Co.
413 Nea Lexington Parkway
St. Pnu1, Minnesota 55104
Gentlemen
You are ereby ordered, authorized and instructed to perform the following
work on �e1148 and Well #7 if ordered by the Engineers. Remove 16" dia.
screen, -stet 8" test screen, pull back 16" dia. pipe, and test pump upper
portion of drift formation.
Work on items not included in the proposal shall, be performed on as h®urly
basis and compensated as 'follows:
2 men, 'necessary equipment and drilling rig @ $22.50/Hr.
Truck and Driver @ $ 7.50 /Hr:.
We and equipment necessary for cluttin
aho welding pipe @ $ 8.50 /Hr.
Additional Man (if necessary) @ $ 7.00 /Hr.
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Submittedland approved this 13th day of May, 1 65 by Comstock & Davis, Inc.
COMSTOCK & DAVIS, INC.
Approved
Approved ,
of Fridle-
By
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day of May, 1965 by Keys
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accepted this day of
CITY OF
By
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OF kl,11,402ESOTA TO -ME ABOVE kAJ1XD o&E-MANr:
Ycu are hereby su=oned and required to serve upon plaintiff's
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Ant;'.."Cr, to the rvad'u
hich Is hereby se Pon in
Complaint w
1�3) days, after service of this Summons upon YOU, oxclusive of the
fatt to do so* judgment by defau
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T0: Earl P. Wagner, City Manager
FROM: Marvin C. Brunsell, Finance Director
SUBJECT: Special Flood and Tornado Disaster
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May 17, 1965
I understand that the amount of soma to be disbursed by the City
of Fridley in connection with the tornado di ter could reach $250,000.00.
The City also had a flood disaster for which enditures could reach the
neighborhood of $20,000.00. None of the City s operating funds could handle
an expenditure of this magnitude, nor could ey even come close to hsndling
Lt.
I would suggest that a special fund set up for the tornado disaster
and a separate special fund be set up for the flood disaster. All the expenses
• in connection with these two disasters would a charged directly to the two
funds. To provide money for these expenditur s, I would suggest that loans
be Qbtained from the Regular Special Assessm t Fund or any other fund that
had'temportlly idle or surplus funds. These oars could be in the nature
of temporary two year bonds or a straight 1 without the use of bonds.
The refunds from the Federal Gov
the two funds. Any expenditure for which
could be included in the 1966 and 1967 bu,
The above suggestion: would be on the
approves its legality.
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would then be credited to
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RESOLUTION #
A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR ADDITIONAL REGULAR
MEETINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF.FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA.
WHEREAS, it has been necessary for the City Council to
meet in frequent sessions from May 6, 1965 to date, and
WHEREAS, by reason of the tornado disaster, frequent meetings
will continue to be necessary in order to complete the debris clear-
ance and grant necessary permits and licenses involved in safeguard-
ing property and the rebuilding of the City;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS:
1. That, in addition to the regular meetings of the City
Council, the Council shall meet at 8 :00 o'clock P. M., at the City Hall,
on each of the evenings of Monday, Wednesday, and Friday to conduct
such business as may come before it.
2. That this resolution is proposed pursuant to Section 3.01
of the City Charter.
3. That, unless earlier terminated, such additional regular
meetings shall terminate with the meeting of June 4th, 1965.
ADOPTED AND PASSED BY THE FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL this 17th day
of May, 1965.
ATTEST:
Marvin C. Brunsell, Clerk.
William J. Nee, Mayor
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PROCLAMATION
By William J. Nee, Mayor, Fridley,
Minnesota, pursuant to Section 30.061
of Fridley City Code.
WHEREAS, tornadoes and storms of wind, hail and rain have
caused injury to human life and damage to property within the City of.
Fridley in the early evening of Thursday, May 6, 1965, and
WHEREAS, power and telephone wires are scattered over the City
of Fridley, and
WHEREAS, debris of every kind and description has littered
the yards, streets, public property, and private property within the
City of Fridley, and,
WHEREAS, Many homes, commercial businesses and industrial build-
ings have been demolished or seriously damaged, and
WHEREAS, it is necessary that an emergency be declared and
the City of Fridley exercise its police power to protect and safeguard
the health, safety and general welfare of the citizens and property
owners of the City of Fridley pursuant to Section 30.061 of the Fridley
City Code.
NOW THEREFORE, I, William J. Nee, the Mayor of the City of
Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, do hereby proclaim that an emergency
exists in the City of Fridley; that all citizens and property owners
are called upon to assist one another in giving emergency first aid,
rescuing and sheltering disaster victims, and the safeguarding of prop-
erty; that all departments and employees of the city are to immediately
report for duty; that the city administration shall do whatever is
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necessary to get assistance from the public, the adjoining municipalities,
the State of Minnesota and the United States Government; that a security
system be instituted to keep unauthorized persons, looters, and sight-
seers out of the disaster areas; that the American Red Cross and the
Salvation Army be authorized to establish facilities and provide food,
clothing and shelter for disaster victims and workers; that the Civil
Defense Authority of the City of Fridley shall immediately take such meas-
ures as may be necessary to coordiante and direct the other departments
of the City of Fridley in disaster relief;
And I call upon the members of the City Council of Fridley
to meet in emergency session and to meet at frequent intervals during
the disaster crisis.
A copy of this Proclamation shall be filed with the City Clerk
and a copy posted at the City Hall.
DONE AT FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA, on the 6th day of May, 1965, at
9:00 o'clock P. M.
ATTEST:
Marvin C. Brunsell, City Clerk
William J. Nee
Mayor of City of Fridley,
Anoka County, Minnesota.
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CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
OFFICE OF BUILDING INSPECTOR
TOPIC: MONTHLY REPORT TO CITY MANAGER
APRIL, 1965.
NUMBER OF PERMITS ISSUED
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Heating 29
1965
1964
THIS YEAR
LAST YEAR
TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION
APRIL
APRIL,
TO DATE
TO DATE
Residential
27
23
48
71
Residential Garages
10
7
14
10
Alterations & Additions
13
6
19
14
Multiple Dwellings
1
0
1
it
Commercial
1
1
3
1
Industrial
0
1
0
5
Municipal
0
0
0
0
Churches & Schools
0
0
0
2
Hospitals
0
0
1
0
Signs
2
1
14
5
Moving
0
0
0
1
54
39
100
120
+� ''
Heating 29
29
73
123
Plumbing 22
18
67
119
Electrical 43
39
123
192
94
86
263
434
ESTIMATED VALUATIONS OF BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
Residential
$465,100
$348,000
$ 822,100
$1,1120900
Residential Garages
14,686
10,164
22,106
15,404
Alterations & Additions
23,550
8,100
42,150
19,800
Multiple Dwellings
27,000
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27,000
1,178,000
Commercial
100,000
17,000
405,000
17,000
Industrial
-Om
310,000
-0-
463,000
Municipal
-0-
-0-
-0-
..04
Churches & Schools
m0®
m0-
-Om
155,000
Hospitals
u0-
-O4
2,000,000
-0-
Signs
600
100
7,875
1,400
moving
�'O
-0-
-0-
-0-
-0-
$630,936
$693,364
$3,329,231
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REPORT TO CITY MANAGES
APRIL, 1965
ZYP8
ELECTRICAL
EXCAVATING
GAS
GENERAL
HEATING
HOUSE MOVING
MASONRY
OIL HEATING
PLASTERING
PLUMBING
ROOFING
SIGNS
WELL DRILLING
PAGE 2.
NUMBER OF LICENSES CURRENTLY IN EFFECT
AND
LICENSE FEES COLLECTED TO DATE
NUMBBR FEES COLLECTED
41
$ 615
12
180
31
465
39
975
34
510
0
®0-
18
270
4
60
7
105
35
525
2
30
12
180
1
15
236
$3, 93
P E R M I T F E E S
1965
1964
THIS YEAR
LAST YEAR
PERMIT NUMBERS
TYPE
APRIL
APRIL
TO DATE
TO DATE
#7391 ®7444
BUILDING
$ 998
$1,413
$3,778
$ 4,509
#4836-4878
ELECTRICAL
1,159
567
1,841
3,046
#30723100
HEATING
446
348
1,013
1,857
#351343534
PLUMBING
821
221
1,496
1,891
SIGNS
8
4
69
21
$3,432
f2,553
$8,197
11,32