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08/16/1965 - 5985G A,%. CO M377, WTI AGMA - ALMMST 16, 1965 M& CA► &I HIM=& Regular testing, August 20 19650 Pages 1 - 25. 9pwial Xmtjzbj, o August 4 0 1965 o Pages 26 - 28, c MUM. l0 on UVrovement - PaCtion 01 ST. 1965 -1 (Heleee Place and Quint) , Pages 29 & 30. 20 an Delay of Demolition -• 281 -57th Place B.80, Hapka0 Page 310 3_o Bads - SS#73 and SS#73A (OLMrAd Moon, August ' 160 1965)o 4, Civic cmntw: Bide ( Tabled 8/2/65) It 5. Building Pe =it - 5519 -4th Street Noorthewt (Tabled 7/19 & 8/2/65)o • 60 Delay of Dowlitiosn► -► 525/527 --56th Avenue Um thmat (Tabled 7/19 & 8/2/65)0 70 Building Permit & vagianee - 633 Ric* Creak Tm=ace - carlson (Tabled 8/2/65). 8. posting of Able Street for 2- ►our Parking (Tabled 8/2,/65)e 90 3000nd Reading of Ording 0 RGWniM9 C -2S to M-1 4- Amtel {or8o 100 Second Reeding of ordiname Asmanding Chapter 450 110 S"S AsaWWAnt Rolls (Tabled 8/2/65)g 12. Co m unicatians o (aj Amwiaaa oil co., Pipeline Construction (b) iWases: Tank You LettQV (c) G. X, Haman Co. 2 Audit -2l1f i 31,E `f3Paea 3 & 4 0 Pages 2 & 30 Pages 32 - 350 Page 360 Page 370 Page 130 Pages 38 - 410 40 RROMM WMCEL , DR-WIM A -n ASST 16, 1965 (Continued) 13, Board of A,Ppea1S M9 ting NiM&t"v August axe 1965, Peg* 42. 14, Build3rAj Bowd M c b-Ing Minutes, August 11, 1965, Pam 43 & 44. 15,0 P1aiuljW c*missim Newbing XU attea, August 12, 1965, 16, Recreation CM04 Dian AbOting Mft tes, Jnns 28, 19650 17, FsidlW 86UBIW and RpdeveloP M=t Authatity ittimaq Miauttes, August 4, 1965, 182 F,ridI4V HOWL W and Redevelo,PmOUt AuthOCLty lleetiflg Duo August 10, 1965o 190 Fridley Housing and Recien 61 m;mlalt Authority beefing M wAtes, August Ile 1965s 20, Building Perish - 5649 MLVWXJLty Avenue North - east - Sys 21, Building Permit & Variance - 613 Rice Creek T�raas Northeast - Markfials%r e 220 Building Peciatt & Variance - 6830 Jefferson Street Northeast - BenSOn, 23. Building Permit - 5618/5620 -6th Street Nottheast, chr 0 24. Building Permit - 5612/5614 - ft Street Narthesst, christ3amon, 25o Building Permit & variance - 6321 madisan Street NMtheast, Tiernano vssrroas 2 260 Claim, 27* BSUMtes, 28, Lioaswes, 29. PetItiOUX A Page 107. Pages 45 & 46, Pages 47 - 49. Pages 50 - 530 Pages 54 S8, 109. Page 59. Pages 60 & 610 pages 62 & 63. page 64. Page 650 Pages 66 & 67e pages 68 & 69. Page 70. Pages 71 - 730 Panes 74 - 76. I• L� [7 REGMAR COUNCIL AMXM A(MB ►- AST 160 1965 (Continued) 30. Cie Ord w No. 1 M Home Lake Bemab House, Page 770 310 Appointmet, Page 780 32. Resolution Transferring Fu=lz (old City Hall Fund to Civic Center Fund), Page 79. 33. Resolutions Transferring Funds (From Public Vtilityj# Fund, Pages 80 & 81. 340 Certifying Chames for C1ewm. � �' � Pages 82 350 Reaoiut9pA Diz'eating Iesmwe of Tompma=y Bow, 11�� SS#SA & SS#5B, Pages 85 .0 89. 36, Rreaolutioas Dirwtimg Sale and Pumbase of Tewwaacasy BMWs - SS#5A & SS#5B, pages 90 & 910 37, Resolution Ordering Z ovaaaeat and Piaal Plans - %S 7 SS#12. Page 92. 380 Resolution ftdeariug Prelimi:wW Plans and Spear 15-1 fications - SW &S #73B, Pages 93 & 94. 390 Resolution Setts j Prim' 81ection for 1965, /1.� images 95 - 97. 40. Resolution De$ignating Judq= for Primary S1eatioa,1 S s 98 - 1060 41. Special Sewer Hookup -- 1515 Nississl"i Stxeet Northeast. Page i08. ADJOLWI FYXULAR COULIC1L k n ' NG AGR.' fftA COMM -11T5 - AUZUST 160 1965 1, ON I8+U?JY"J=NT - PORTXOV OF ST, 1965 -1 MrMM PLUS AM QUXb=) s The Notice of Hearing is on Page 29, and the proposed asset roll is on Page 30, 2, CH MLRY OF =WLITICK - 261 -57TH PLUS NOVTHZAST = IMPKA$ A letter from victor S. Snyder & Covpany is on Page 31 and is self - explanatory o r1r. o Hapka. also advised me orally that they had reached an agr ant with the .insurance coznpshay, so this item can be closed as a public hearing with no action, Wtw 3, BSDS - S9#73 ANA SS#73A (OPF D bum - AUGUST l6s 1965) s These bids will be tabulated by the Consulting Engines, for consideration by the Council* 4. CIVIC MUMIX BIDS (TAWZD 8/2%65) t At this writing; the Architect 6, IMLAY OF MMLITION - 525/527 -56TH AVER= NORTB$AST (TAB 7/19/ & 8/2/65).- Previous discussion of this smatter is on Pages 2 and 3. 1 believe that the insured is at the point of settleuhent with the insurance con*w D I hope to know by the time of the Council Meeting, Whether or not action need be taken on this matter 7, BUILDING PZiN= & VAl - 633 RICE CFJ= TFAUL CB ffiORTHEAST - CARLSON (TABLED 8/2/65) z The application is on Page 32, letters of approval are on Pages 33 and 34, and the site plan is on Page 35. 8, POST3MG OF ABLE Sn=T FM 2 -HOUR PARK=G (TABLED 8/2/65): Because of vacations, the Police did not make specific reports on this patrol as I had orderers. The orders now are understood, and if you will bear with me, I will have a report of the Police patroling of this street for 8/11 to 8/18 on ULe 8/23/65 agenda® E .J 9. SBCOM RZADING OF ORD RAG C--2S TO *-1 - ASTSLFORD: The ordinance for second reading is on Page 36. 10 . SSCO IW RXADXWG OF ORDXMWM ADDING CHAPTXR 45 s The ordinance for second reading is on Page 37. 11. SS#5 ASSSSSWW ROLLS (TAR= 8/2/65): Previous discussion of this is on Page 13. Since we are not sure exactly what additional in- formation the Council might desire, other than pex2uVs a written report from Comstock & Davis, Inc. on the storm sawmc for Rice Creek Road, Mr, Brunsell will be prepared to anawear any questions that you might have at the meeting that might be additional to the ones in the discussion on Page 13 12 a CONMMCATIOUS s (a) American oil Coqparpt: Pipeline Construction: The City Fagineer will be prepared to report on this matter as outlined in the.letter on Pages 38 and 39. (b) Jaycoes: Thank You Letter: The letter on Page 40 is self" - explanatory and can be received and filed, (c) C. N. Hansen Cam: Audit: The letter on Page 41 is sell- explanatory, The amount of the $6,,200.00 that would be charged to the Genewal Fund would be approocimately $48600.00. if you appoint an Auditor, it should be done shortly, since the auditing firm would want to start on this year "s books in early September. 13* BOARD OF APPRA S MTXNG iRNtY S , AUGUST U. 1965s The minutes are on Page 42, and can be received and filed, since tie Board did not have a quacun and could not take aiW action. 14. BUILDING BOARD PM'=G HIMMS, AUGUST 11, 1965: The minutes are on Pages 43 and 44. I wit]. have the plans available far your inspeotiari for those items on w'h*dh approval. was ravooamcled by the Board* 15. PLWMG CONNISSION M8ZT=3 S, AUGUST` 12, 1965a Since there was not a quacm present as Indicated in the minutes on Page 1076 the Council can rooeive and file these minutes with no action. 16. X&Q6WXcu i ISSIOOt MM3zG MZLwMS, JuM 28, 1965 s These minutes are on Pages 45 and 46, and az► item that you wish to discuse can be bwowjht ups at this time. This office did not receive thane ainutes until approacimately July 28th. • N �, i•r. 33, . er v c?.; ;fir. s.; a +.. 11 17.o l800 & 190 PRI M IMMIi AND RUMLOPMRNT AUTBIYi]Ci'Y X=TXW NXWYM s Air 40 1965o AiA'3= 100 1965 & AUMM 110 1965a T1E we minutes are an Pages 47 through 58o and cagy item that you widh to discuss can be discussed at this timeo At the request of th® Housing Authearityo I being to your the resolution on Pago 580 The vereaes building permit retrred to in the minutes of AAWJUAt Ile 1965 is an Page 109. 20o B=WIW MJUT .. i S649 UiSi$V$ SXTY AVB= NC9QEtT MST - i The application is on Page 59. 1 do not find aW reference to this building permit in the Homing Authority Minutes,, although X submitted it to they, on August 9, 1965, 21. BUIL =G MRNIT & VARIA .. 613 RM CRZEK TRRRACR VORTOM T M NARKMLMR s The application is on Page 608 and the letter of approval, in an Page 610 22a BUZW=G PRRMIT a VARIANCB 6830 02"ZRS(V STR=T BAST BWS(Wa The application is coca Page 62, and the approval is an Page 63. Previously,, the Council has approved variances at 6810 and 6820 Jefferson Street Northeast. 23. BU= MG PERM 5618/'5620 -6= STRMT XM2MFA T p- MUSTiAD SMI The building pest application is can Pages 64. I have been ad— vi that this bas been included in the urban renewal areas and I submit it to you for that reason. 24, BUZWMG PERK' T - 5612/5614-6TH STRWRT NMTRZAST - COMTIAN8Mr The building permit application is on Page 65. This also is allegedly within the urbane renewal area. 25. BUIWMG PUNIT & VARIAM .. 6321 RABISON STRICST bRlATB$A3T .. TM&RWAt The application is on Pages 66, and a drawing of the site is an Page 670 260 CZAW a The claim nuabers are on Page 68, and they detail is in the envelope with the agenda, On Page 69 is a list of claims mach for tornado debris cleanup. Those can be acted upon at this time as a claim, or cam be acted upon as an estimate With the estimtees in the nanet ite me 27. SSTs t The final, estimate on Page 70 In the scanty estimate for the Council Is copaideration at this time. • 28. LICRMS& the list of li ceansW will be found on Pages 71 throat 730 • 290 F$TITZM# Petitions #19 -1965 and #22 -1965 wi11 be fmu)6 on Pages 74 and 76, with the m4p of the location of the patitiomms, for Petitiou 019 -1965 cc Pages 75;, The stmt light petition did not neressaaci2y have to go to the Co nacil a alms this am be ovdare8 In by this of five t but 1t a►1re61UW had been a --QS O S and rm t h the City Clerk ° s of f iceee so I place it on the age for you to reo@ ive and flleo 3Op CMUM OVX= no. l - MOO= Idles WAM ROUSBi Vhe cbaMe QC4W Is on Page 77g and was approved by the Park sub- comitt es during construction, and it aftux.ly is given to t bA Coamil for any wdval after the work has been dam 31, AP s The appointwnt on Pages 78 is for yyQW consezat and amoral o 32o M. WU OR TZiMP RRMG FMMS {OLD C2Tr DAM To CSV1C CMr= FW) _ The resolution is on Page 790 AW questiom can be answered by Mr a BXVMM l at the nowbing o , 33, RRSOLMZ= TRAWSi+WR=o MW (FROM PUBLIC t3TYS X Tr FM) s The • resolution on Page 80 can be eeaWlaine d by Mr. Srtse ll 'at the pixy if you So &MJVS. The proposal by the Finance► Director partalaiaag to this resolution in on Pago 81'a 34o RRSOLUTIM CRRTIPYI iG GOOMS FM CLFAMPS TUG resolution is eau page 820 , and the orders relative to the two itemea an the resolution are on Pages 83 and " 35. RNSOWZZOW DIRMIM ZSSW%b= OF TMOMRY BMS, SSOA AM 83#58 t r' The Umo, emplaining dais ren4ution is an Pa94 85„ and the, seeesolu- tion. is on Pages 86 t1%raegh 09b 360 RESOLi TICU DIMCTXW SMA A= PUPJMMM OF MM BOMDS - SS#5A AUD WNW The resolution is on Pages 90 and 91, 37c, 1IStR.MICK eaREMM MU MM JM FINAL PLANS AM Si�CIFICATIe (S 83#12s I have placed this resolution* Page 92a on the agenda Since it would apps better to have the inwovement ordered ,prim to signing clay agrc ats with the state 8ighway D apaxtzimmat and Colvable► Heighta. These agreemorts area near fruiti m, and I expect to have thm within the n+axt weak or two. It: is not necessary that dais resolution be passed imwdiateelye particularly if the CounaLl has std furthgw questions on the proposed assessing of the project that we perhaps snot anew at this tiM, but i plmces it oaa the a9wift so that it is av&Uablera to you If you Wig to pegtja it. WauLRR CoMM ISM G ?a C'MSM�.,.!� - ;&U=T 160 1965 (Continued) 38. ISStIMI M CPJYM=G P11 All I, 6MNMPM PLM AM SPlCtSZWICMS - MFOS 073Sa The resolution an Pages 93 mood 94 brings together 4al of the earl sew= and water =A stma seAw Woj®tts fcw wUich we have petitimm preSeztlyo so that if possibleo thd► eon be added to the �"W�y��arc.!!and W LtW ad st== Somw Waft contract for uric 5th i'Ii�AL3.8UM19 399 1SSt MZM SBTT=G PRMW BiXL ION FOB 1965: The ammo an Page 95 and the resolution as Pages 96 and 99 are self -=W1matarye 40. S XMIX-11 15- wbszm nm imms Fm iPmIPilt= wamicus T$o mmo an Page 90 e;Wlsias the resolution an pages 99 throm9h 102o and the list of 1964 judges on Pages 103 tbrough 1060 41* SPSCIAL SW OR HOOMIP 1515 KWGISSIPPI STSIM TBBAST a The ra+greooent on Page 108 is Policy has boon that oily the Coxcil cmn autho ciaa hookups that are not staudardo 7-9 ym gawoYeo motion would be to authorise the City Mmnaglr to 42con"r 4 tka 0 tg111 t e 11 T1E MI7'rP S W TUE RE, GULAR CVN, CIM NEETU40 CF AUGUST 2, 1965 • A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Fridley was called to order by a iayor Nei at 804- 04. P � %Z . ROLL CAM - Members Present: Nee, Kirkham, Sheridan, Thompson Members Absents Wright (Councilman Wright arrived at 8 :10 P. Ma) OVAL Oki MXNMS - RIMUC BARING - JULY 12 1965: Motion by Thompson to accept the minutes of the Public Hearing of Jody 12,1965 as received. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. AZ'PRO�tTAL OF MINMS - BOARD OF OLALWATICH - JULY 19 1965: Notion by Kirkham to accept the minutes of the Board of Equalization meeting of July 19, 1965 as received. Seconded by Thompson. 'Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. APPROVAL OF MUTES - REGU7L&R COUNCIL MTING JMY_19,_ 1965: Motion by Iciricham to amend the minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of July 19, 1965 as given on page 13 of the Agenda in the last paragraph • of the section headed Consideration of Construction of Burger King Company Restaurant 26 6420 Uaiveraity Avenue N. E. Application Submitted by the Burger. King Company to reade Councilman Kirkham voted no, to delete the words, there being no nays, and to adopt the minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of July 19, 1965 as mended. Seconded by `Zhompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays= the motion carried unanimously. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - SPECK COUNCXL METING - JULY 22, 1965 Notion by Sheridan to accept the minutes of the Special Council Meeting of July 22, 1965 as received. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. PUBLIC HEARING: LICENSE REVOCATION - CAMPRELL A -1 CONSTRUCTTON COMAN'Y The City Manager stated that he sent a communication to the Campbell A -1 Construction Company. The communication was returned marked, "Not at this address ". The City Manager stated further that the address to which the notice was mailed was given by the ftapbell A-1 Construction Company when they made application with the City of Fridley for a license. The original license mailed to the Campbell A-1 Construction Company was also returned marked, 'Moved and left no address ". Hayorr Nee asked whether anyone present at the Council Meeting was representing Campbell A -1 Construction Company. There was no one present :representing the Company. Mayor Nee asked if anyone present would give any reason why the license of the Campbell A -1 Construction Company should not be revoked. There was no answer. ease COtmioia. by > right ghat the3 C'ouucil, re� ►ace the license of the Campbell A -1 • Co ustruct.scau Cormpan; and Imat rc,ct the C t.ty Hana.Ser to try to locate and contact= the cauTbell. A-i, Corastruvtiou Company and so inform thew° Seconded by Sheridan, Sher -idan stated that he wants the record to show than licence was revoked because of poor vwrk anship and failure to curry the necessary Insurance required by the C:Ztr, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried un.aa.: Usly , PUBLIC BEAR` ;rs The City Manager read the notice of hearing, The City Engineer showed the Co=eil the plat plan as it vex prevented to the Council for preliminary approval.. Mayor Nee asked whether anyone present at the Council Meeting wished to present any information concerning rezoning of the plat of proposed Fridley Iadtist;rial. Park Plat 2. Ho one was present at the Council Meeting concerning this matter, Mayor Nee stated that a hearing concerning the rezoning had been. held before the Plmning Commission and the Pla=dAg Commission had given the matter thorough study. Couaci.lmaa Wright asked taliether the current land uses in the proposed rezoned area will be in conformity with the code after the rezoning ordinance is passed. The City Manager answered that they will be. Councilman Wright noted that the Circle Drive proposed by Mr. Hodne was not Included La the plans of the preliminary plat. He asked whether Mr. Hodne had seen the proposed pre- liminary plat. The City Manager ao.swaared that Nx. Hodne had seen the preliminary plat and that most of the features of the preliminary plat were Added at the suggestion of Mr. Hodu.e,. Councilman Kirkham stated that he would like to see the request of Mr. Astleford to rezone this area granted. Mayor Nee declared the hearing closed. FIRST READING t}F ORDINANCE REZOUING C -2S TO M -ls Hotion by Kirkham to direct the City Manager to prepare an ordinance rezoning from C -2S to M -1 the Southeast corner of Osborne Road and Mississippi Street included in the preliminary plat of Fridley Industrial Park Plat 2 and adopt the ordinance upon first reading. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a roll call vote, there being ao nays, the motion carried unanimously. DBUY tai DBMOIaTION - 525/527 - 56TH AVEM NORTHEAST: JOAN CASSERLY ..0;4M 711916Q: Councilman Wright stated that he discussed the insurance problems of Mr. Casserly with him and with the Claim Manager of Aetna Insurance Company, He stated that since the last council meeting Aetna Insurance Company has Weed that the low bid made by a contractor not licensed by the City of • Fridley is too low and has agreed to obtain a bid from a contractor licensed in the City of Fridley. Councilman Aright stated that the Insurance Company will supply a copy of the itemized bid to the City at their ova expense. IA?<,3 Councilman. Wright proposed to table consideration of the demolition of . the Casserly home for an additional two weeks. Mayor Nee asked Mr. Casserly whether it is finis wish that the matter be tabled for Ito seeks, Mir. Casserly answered, "Yes ", and stated that he agrees with the proposal of the contractor, licensed in the City of Fridley, to repair his home. Motion by Wright to table consideraticni of e=lse demolition o.!-' the Casserly home at 525 1527 56th ,Avenue Northeast: to the regular Cuunci:: Meeting of August 16, 1965. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voic=e vote, i -here being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. BUILDING PERMIT - 5519 4TH STREET Nt3tt21ZAST LARSONao Mr. and Mrs, Larson, owners of the home at 5519 -44th Street Northeast, were present at the Council Meeting. The City Manager presented Vae report of the Health Inspector to the Council Mr. Larson asked why he was not granted a Building Permit to tapair his property. Mayor Nee informed Mr. Larson that the Bui=lding Inspector and the Health Inspector took issue with the application for a Building Permit since his property is substantially sub -code. Mwor Wee asked Mr. Larson who made the original repa=irs to the home :then the ceiling was installed. Mrs Larson stated that he dial not ?mots, Mayor Nee asked Mrs TArson whether he had an estimate of the cost to restore the how, Mr. Larson stated that the estimate of repairs is between 4900 and $1000, Mayor Nee as::ed Mr. Larson who made this estimate,, Mr. Larson st=ated that the Insurance Company obtained a contractor to make estimates to restore the have, and • he does not know who made the estimate. Councilman Wright asked iEr. Larson whether the structure is insured, and whether he has settled with his Insurance Company. Mr. Larson saLd the structure is insured and bo has not settled with the Insurance Company, M47or Wee stated that the Council, has available the captions sander the Daaagera as Bai,lding Ordinance to enforce the code concerning this structure,, Air. Larson asked the Councii 1ahat is to he done with the sub-code hone He said that the home is 20 to 30 years old ss :d he asked whether he could repair the home. Councilman Wright. anaw.,red that if tare home is dauvkgad sufficiently it must be rebuilt to ccinpl'y with ta=le City Codes, Zile reF�i the report of the Structural XT) co ern: ng the condition of the structure:. Mr. Larson asked why his property was singled out for condemnation when there were many other sub -code bosses is the C=ity of Fridley. Councila-M Wright said that Mrs Laxason0s home seas not singled out, that many other sub -code homes, if they were damaged more than 509, by the tornado, were also required to he demolished and rebuilt in compliance with the code. He stated that when a building permit for repairs is requested, the building Inspector is required to examine the structure and make recommendations concerning whether the Building Permit should be granted. If the home is found to be substauiallly sub. -code and damage exceeds 50% of the value, it is required that rebuilding be to existing codes. Mayor Nee informed Mr. Larson that the City has set standards for health and safety of occupants in City of Fridley and the City must enforce these standards for the benefit of the residents in the City. • Mro Larson asked whether he could obtain a list of the necessary e irs the structure axed present the list to a contractor. Councilmaain Wright on answered that he could have such a list Mrs. Larson said that the tenants need an extension of time in order to find other suitable housing,, Xrk::. THi.z l.ern, the tenant, was present at the Council hieetLng. She stated that she needs an extension of time to find other suitable housing. Mayor Nero suggested that a decision on the ✓arson home could be made at the next regular Council Meeting on August 16th. He stated that an extension of time had been granted to the tenants to find other suitable housing. Lotion by Wright to table to the regular Council Meeting of August 16, 1965 consideration of a Building Permit for repairs to the property ovned by Yx,, Larson at 5519 -4th Street Northeast,. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motioD car><ied unemisaously. BUMING PE1011T - 349 353-57TH ?UXE NORTHEAST stabled 7/19/65) 7GgOM WEIGEL: Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Weigel were present at the Council Meeting. M . Robert Hynes, Attorney, was presents at tae Council Meeting representing th a Weigels. Mr. fines stated that the Weigels wish to have separate consideration of the Building Permit for reconstruction of the dupleex dmaged by the tornado. Mr. Hynes stated that the Weigels obtained a settlement from the insurance company and that the City Attorney had given his opinion that the: °E'. is no ques- tion that the Welgels are en- 'Utled to a Building Permit to repair i_he duplex. He stated that the Weigels vi.rhed to obtain az Building Permit for rapair of the duplex at this Council. Meeting, • Motion by Wright to grant: the request of lauiuwd Weigel for a Building Permit to restore his duplex located at 349/353 -57th Place Northeast to its previous condition. Seconded by Kirsh . U-Imn a voice vote, there being no ways, the motion carried unara1mously. BUILDINt, PERMlT, -,- g -I? gA' - 359 - 7TR�PdxACE (TABUD 71 9I65 LEONARD WEIG. "T„ .- Mr. Hynes, Attorney for Leonard Weigel, stated that at the time the 8 -plex Baas built the 8 -plea conformed to the Zoning .ode. He stated that subsequently the zoning code was revised and apa.xtnents are not now permitted in this area. The 8 -plex is now claimed to be a non- couformiag arse. He stated that whereas the full and trine value of the apartment bending Is given as $20,000, this is only one-fourth the market value which is $80,,000. He stated that the Weigels received a settlement of their i.nsuremce claim in the amount of $22,000 to restore the apartment building to its previous condition. Fe stated that the $22,000 settlement is less than one-half the t.otral market value of the apartment and that the zoning code rec tal riaa�; that a:;, non- couforming building which is damaged more the 50% of ful " aad ; rue t,alue most be torn down and rebuilt is unconntitut:iom%1. He stated the aet;ual value must be used which is the market value. rjr � Kynea s.-.Jd that the zoning code was revised two years after the apartment buil,d;,ug was built:;, kle read decisions of the Supreme Court of than State of Uianesoat,a and stated that rezoning of the area inn wh,i ch the apartment bui lc ng iz lovated co as aitut.es spot roaing and taking of proper ty' without dx ,7e in.-ocess of law and just compea cation to the property owner,, He stated that the rezoning was and arbi,t:ravy, Mr. . aster, acti.n,;,z City Attorney, :wick that he had discussed this problem with the City Attorney, He stated that it is the opinion of the City Attorney my n U RESOLUTION NO. 141 -1965 A RESOLUTION ORDERING THE REPAIR OR REMOVAL OF THE STRUCTURE LOCATED AT 5519 -.4TH STREET NORTHEAST IN THE CITY OF FRIDLEY BY REASON OF IT BEING A HAZARDOUS STRUCTURE WHEREAS, on Jude 25, 1965 James H. Hensley, City of Fridley Health Officer and Building Inspector, inspected the property and reported the$ following: 1. 2x6 Joists spanned 9 ft. spaced from 29 inch to mostly 24 inch. Some' joists have had 2x8's notched to 6 inch, scabbed on: Condition poor. 2. 32 inch Stairwell to basement. 3. East k of Basement unexcavated, supported by 8x8 inch wood beam, spanned 24 ft. on loose block for footing. Three (3) jackposts are being used in this area to support refrigerator and range above: Condition -very poor. 4. First floor ceilings all sagged, due to 2x4 ceiling joists, 24 inch on center. 5. Corners in N.E. bedroom cracked and floors weak and unleveled. 6. Garage: Wall posts at door on west pushed in 8 inches. Post rotted off at base, 8x6 beam at center of garage is rotted at bearing area. Flat roof and joists deteriorated beyond repair. Side walls and roof.damaged in- tornado. 7. Weakened and deteriorated condition of supporting members of this struc- ture classified it as a dangerous and unsafe building. 8. Floor deteriorated to point where floor coverings cannot be kept sanitary, and WHEREAS, on July 15, 1965 the Board of Health ordered vacation of this premise within 15 days as it is unsafe for human occupancy, and WHEREAS, a resurvey was made of the above property on July 31,1965 and the following conditions were noted which are in need of correction: 1. A garage exists on this property which is in a state of disrepair. The side walls and roof were badly damaged in the tornado and should be removed from the premises before someone is injured. 2. Eight windows have been damaged, permitting wind, rain and insects to enter the dwelling unit. This condition should be repaired if occupancy is to continue. 3. The roof was damaged by the tornado, permitting rain water to enter the dwelling causing recently installed ceilings to bulge and buckle. The attic also had openings to the outside permitting moisture and insects to enter the unit. 4. There are no ceilings in the hallway and the stairwell leading to the cellar. II' 5. The dwelling unit does not have any insulation which would make it extremely difficult to heat in the winter time. 6._ Crawl space under the bathroom, kitchen and one-bedroom was open to the basement area permitting excellent rodent harborage. • �A fin� PAGE 2 7. The stairwell leading to the cellar was not equipped with a handrail. 4B • 8. The vertical studs in the house were approximately one inch out of plumb, making it very difficult to completely close the doors. The entire dwelling unit should be shored up. AND WHEREAS, the following repairs which are necessary to alter this condition include the following: 1. Add mason ry to• P rovide 7 foot headroom 2. Provide 2x8 joists on 6 11x8" wood beam or 4x8 steel beam at proper support intervals. 3. Install hand rail. 4. Provide new foundation frostwall and beam, columns and column footings. 5. Add framing ceiling joists to correct to 16" centers. 6. Open walls to secure framing and install wind braceing. 7. Repair existing masonry and install new footings, wall on west end. Install complete new roof framing and roof with proper flashing to house. 8. Install complete new floor - 5/8 plywood or 3/4" boards for sub - floor. 9. Complete new roof framed and braced on 16" centers. 10. Revise or replace plumbing and wireing to meet all code requirements. 11. Install adequate insulation, windows and roof ventilation and heating. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED By" the City Council of Fridley as follows: 1. That a notice pursuant to Minnesota Statutes 462.39 to 462.40 concerning hazardous buildings be prepared by the City Attorney and City Manager, that said notice give the owners until November 16, 1965 to remove 'said hazardous condition or make the necessary repairs to correct the defects enumerated by the -City Health Inspector and Building.Inspector; that said order be served on the owners as provided by said Minnesota Statutes and the City Attorney is authorized to proceed in District Court Anoka County to enforce said notice and order if the necessary corrective action is not taken by the owner. William J. Nee, Mayor Attest: Marvin J. Brurisell, Clerk �I I #IV RESOLUTION NO. 142 -1965 A RESOLUTION ORDERING THE REPAIR OR REMOVAL OF THE STRUCTURE LOCATED AT 6882 CENTRAL AVENUE NORTHEAST IN THE CITY OF FRIDLEY BY REASON OF IT BEING A HAZARDOUS STRUCTURE Y WHEREAS, on July 90, 1965 Clarence Belisle and Armand Giesen, City of Fridley Building Inspector and Structural Engineer inspected the property and reported the following existing conditions requiring the following or equal repairs necessary to alter this condition: REQUIRED REPAIRS AND /OR EXISTING CONDITIONS ALTERATIONS 1. Roof destroyed to rubble and is 1. Build new roof. filling the first floor together with other rubble. 2. The south wall is buckled outwards, 2. Remove to footings and build a split over the west two thirds and new south wall. Inspect footings pulled out. Conditions of footings and rebuild as necessary before doubtful. rebuilding the south wall. 3. West wall is rubble destroyed to \ 3. the foundation. Condition of the footings is doubtful.. 4. The first floor is partly destroyed 4. and buckled due to the weight of the rubble. The condition of structural members supporting the first floor is doubtful. 5. Garage shed addition: The roof structure is pulled loose from the west supporting wall. Insulation and ceiling roof boards are water soaked and the usefulness of same is destroyed. The ceiling roof boards are warped and buckled. 6. Numerous cracks in the block walls and existing reinforcing of walls by 12" I beams connected with tie rods indicate that the masonry walls are not soundl structurally. T(T Remove the rubble and remains of the west wall to the foundation and build a new west wall. Inspect the footings and rebuild as neces- sary before rebuilding the west wall. - Remove and rebuild damaged portions of the first floor. Inspect the structural components of the first floor before reuse. 5. Garage shed addition: Provide structural support for west end of roof frame or reconnect to east wall of the building. Replace ceiling roof and insulation. 6. Rebuild Masonry walls to comply with the Code. j; 7. Considerable damage has been done 7.' Replace -and revise all plumbing, to plumbing and electrical work heating and electrical services due to destruction of roof,aalls to comply with the code. and part of the floor. I . - RESOLUTION NO. 142 -1965 (CONTINUED) PAGE 2 f i i • NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED By the City Council of Fridley as follows; 1. That a notice pursuant to Minnesota Statutes 462.39 to 462.40 concerning hazardous buildings be prepared by the City Attorney and City Manager, that said notice give the owners until November 16, 1965 to remove said hazardous condition or make the necessary repairs to correct the defects enumerated by the Cit3t Building.Inspector; that said order be served on the, owners as provided by said Minnesota Statutes and the City Attorney is authorized to proceed in District Court.Anoka County to enforce said notice and order if the necessary corrective action is not taken by the owner. . VILLIAM J. NEE, MAYOR ATTEST: Marvin J. Brunsell, Clerk • • RESOLUTION NO. 143 -1965 A RESOLUTION ORDERING THE REPAIR OR REMOVAL OF THE STRUCTURE LOCATED AT 6881 T. H. #65 IN THE CITY OF FRIDLEY BY REASON OF ITS BEING A HAZARDOUS STRUCTURE WHEREAS, On July'26, 1965 Clarence Belisle, City of Fridley Building Inspector, inspected the property and reported the following existing condition requiring the following or equal repairs necessary to alter this condition: EXISTING CONDITIONS REQUIRED REPAIRS AND /OR ALTERATIONS A. OFFICE, LIVING QUARTERS BELOW 1. Cap loose S.E. & S.W. bedroom 2. Basement wall coverings, floor coverings, doors and door frames water soaked, rotten, rotting and badly deteriorated. 1. Repair and /or replace foundation wall cap as necessary. 2. Strip and replace all damaged wall coverings, floor coverings, doors and door frames. Check, plumb and brace partitions and \ walls as necessary especially the 1 north, east and west walls. . 3. 1st floor walls and partitions 3. Strip walls, inspect frame and are water soaked inside and rebuild frame as required. In- outside, the walls are bowed, stall complete new wall coverings. the frame and studs are in Replace roof. questionable condition goof gone). 4. Floor coverings are water soaked, unsanitary, and rotting. Condition of sub - flooring is questionable. 5. Garage roof is gone. Garage walls are masonry. Masonry is cracked, broken, walls are partly demolished. Adjoining roof is damaged. 4. Strip floor coverings and inspect sub- floor. Replace sub -floor as necessary. Install complete new floor covering. 5. Remove walls to floor slab and rebuild new walls,,doors, windows, etc. Replace roof. Rebuild and repair adjoining roof as-necessary. 6. Front steps into office on 1st .6. Replace front steps. floor are badly damaged and in a state of disrepair. B. UNITS 12 -16 1. Cornice is badly damaged on units 12 -16. Condition of roof doubtful. Sidewalk in front of these units is broken up, partly buried and has settled into the ground. 1. Replace- and /or repair cornice. Inspect roof and inspect interior for possible water damage. Repair as needed. Remove existing side- walk and replace with new sidewalk at the level of the bottom of the door sills. 44 LIC, RESOLUTION NO. 143 -1965 (CONTINUED) PAGE 2 �r • C. UNITS 1 -11 1. The east wall is lying on the 1. Build new east wall. ground, water soaked, rotting, it has been twisted and racked. Studs are cracked and broken. 2. West wall: The stucco is cracked, 2. Strip walls including insulation doors and door frames, windows and. and examine the frame. Replace window frames are damaged, cracked, and.realign the wall frame as broken and water soaked beyond required. Replace windows, doors, repair. Interior wall coverings are window frames and door frames. soaked. The condition of the studs Build new roof. Install new in- is questionable..(Roof is gone). sulation and wall coverings. 3. Partitions are water soaked and out- of -line. 3. Strip partitions and inspect studs for damage. Replace studs as required. Realign and refasten partition frame. Replace partition coverings. 4. The floor is water damaged, water 4. Strip floor coverings and examine swollen and bowed. Floor coverings \ the sub - floor. Replace the sub - are unsanitary and uneven. flooring as required and install • new floor. Examine deck for possible damage, repair, realign and refasten as necessary. 5. Shower stalls are dilapidated and 5. Remove existing shower stalls and in a state of disrepair. Tiles are build new ones. loose, cracked or gone. 6. Condition of plumbing and electrical 6. Inspect plumbing and electrical services is doubtful. work and repair as necessary. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED By the City Council of Fridley as-follows: 1. That a notice pursuant to Minnesota Statutes 462.39 to 462.40 concerning hazardous buildings be prepared by the City Attorney and City Manager, that said notice give the owners until November 16, 1965 to remove said hazardous condition or make the necessary repairs to correct the defects enumerated by the City Building Inspector; that said order be served on the owners as provided by said Minnesota Statutes and the City Attorney is authorized to proceed in District Court Anoka County to enforce said notice and order if the necessary corrective action is not taken by the owner. , William J. Nee, Mayor • Attest: Marvin J. Brunsellf Clerk i PAGE 5 t:.hat, the mwndmentsa to the zoning code are reasonable. iie stated that a • cieelrisxi,rxsa whether xi Building Pexmit should be, granted to the Weigels to restore she apartment tgz ldi ng Is up to t.h Council. Councilman Wright state that te Coe nci. has a , iear de-4 o sympathy for the WeiseUg problem. Councils= Wright stated that procedures are available in the courta to givo-. Hr. Weigel the value of the property au It extiaaLs today, wbith together with the compensation provided to him by the insurance company would coWenssat:e bin fully fair the valuo of his property. 'Mr. Hynes answered that if the Comei,l would assure Mr. Weigel that the property will actually be taken and that Piz,, Weigel will be fully compea- sated there would be no problem. He stated, however, that the City could not cosndem this property and takee It until a considerable time elapsed, perhaps one or two years; or, he stated, the City may not be able to take this property at all. He stated that uutil this property is taken, the Weigels mould c out taue to lose scent money of $1,125 per month and the Weigels could vot: afford Ibis loss ;. He stated that since there is no action by the City et this Lim to condemn this property the Weigels are entitled to a Building Permit to repair the property Mayor Nee stated that the question at issue is whether the section under Chapter 45 of the City Code providers that the City s3hotsld condemn buildings which are non-conforming uses and have been damaged more than 50% of the full and true value of the buildinng. He stated that som other way muat be found to help the Weigels resolve this problem. • tic. Hynes stated that the action of the Ccra ieil refusing the request of 'Xrc Weigel for a BuildiuS Permit leavors the Weigela no other alternative but to go to court to obtain. it. Councilman Kirkham asked who would complain if the City gave the 'Weigel& s building pe=i.t. Mayor Nee replied that the entire ccsmaity has a stake in this issue and that the city voul.d be asked to pay one - fourth of the additional costs of acquiring thi.a property if the building permit were granted. CouucilvAa Urkham satated, that he belieeves denying; the Building lwrmit is morally wrong. MotLoa by Kirkham to grant rbe request of Leonard Weigel for a Building Permit to restore his property at 359 37th Place N. Bo to the origin condition, Mayor Nee declared that the motion failed for lack of a second, Councilman Thompson stated that he is disposed to fool the City has a moral responsibility for the problem of the Weigels. He stated that he requests the acting City Attorney to explore the problem and make recommendations to the Council. He stated that he is not sure there are any alternatives in this ease. Councilman Wright stated that he is inclined to agree with Mr. Hynes that a question of leas exists which should be settled. Mr. Dynes stated that he wished to obtain a judgement as soon as a reeling of the City Attorney is available. Mr. Weigel stated that the rain is doing considerable dmeage to the structure. He stated that the structure has been left in a state of disrepair for three months. He stated that he is against any decision to table consideration of this Building Permit. He stated that tie has waited a long time to obtain this Building Permit and do*s not witch to wait an longer,; Mrs, Weigel stated this he applied for th Building Permit on May 10th, that he could see no • reason. why the Council _should w sb to t "e2eey consideration og the Building Permit. Councilman Wright =mwiered that the process of lai takes a long time and he does not know what the Council could do to spe6d up the process The acting City Attorney stated that be could have an opinion for the Council by the eveuiag of Wednesday Auj; 5sut 4th. Mayor Nee asked for a motion to table consideration of the Building Permit until the following Wedneaday evening. Motion by Thompson to table consideration of the request of Mr,' Weigel for a Building Permit to "make repairs to his 8 -plea at 359 57th Place to a special Council Meeting to be held on Wednesday, August 4th, 1965 at 7:00 P.M. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, Councilman Kirkham voting nay, the motion carried,, PETITION TO POST AB9R. S7M"ZT FOR 2 -HOUR PARKING. The City Manager reported that the Police Department tried to cover this part of Able Street thoroughly. The .Police Department reported no violations of blocking of driveways or hazards due to congested parking. Mayor He* asked whether anyone was present at the Council Meeting in favor of the petition. There was no one present in favor or opposed to the petition, Councilman Kirkham stated that he discussed the question with Mro Olsen . after the first weeks and M -. Olsen was not satisfied with the work of the Police Department after one week. The City Manager stated that the Police Department covered the area more intensively the second week but did not find any violations during the so-cow-1 t ek. Motion by Kirkham to table to the Regular Council Iftuti.ng of August 16, 1965 consideration of the Petition to post Able 3treat from 73rd Avenue to 76th Avenue,, Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. BUILDING PE1WT - 6473 -6481 Ui MRSITX A'iTD -mB NORTW3AST - ART CHRIS: Mr. Robert Christensen was present at the Council Meeting. Mr, Gibbs was present at the Council Meeting representing Art Christensen. The City Manager reported that any inspection team investigated the conditions of the building in the presence of Mr. Gibbs. He stated that he did not receive all of the reports concerning the condition of the building until the previous Friday evening and has not found time to analyze the reportso He stated that he did not receives estimates from Mr. Herrick concerning the cost of reconstruction of the building and that the City has no record of the rebuilding carried out in the structure during the last twelve months. Mr. Gibbs stated that the Christensens are prepared to show that all repairs matte within the last twelve months to the building do not exceed 50% of the full and true value of $107,000,, Mr,, Gibbs stated that he believes the • question of whether the existing building complies with the code is a moot point if the damage does not exceed 507. of the value of the building,, He PI; I-* 7 stated that, t1te Chriatensens bav�',,, obtained an eatimate to repair the buildIng from the Stuart Ctyrmtluc'tion CCW�My in the amilat of approxima tely $26,0000 He stated that thirs is lose thaa 25% of the full and t.,t:uo value of the building Wzyor Nee asked Ib% Gibbs vhy the documents concerning the cost of estimates to repair the building were not presented to the CityHanager-, Va,. Gibbs stated that tho astimateB 51imq that the cost of repairs is sorm-What in excess of X262000 but far belcriz 50% of the full and true value of the building. He aalw-d whether it is the position of Vb.e C:Lt7y that the cout of repairs is more than 5TZ of the value of the 'at ' Wding, IUcyor Nev replied that the City is not taftlng any pasi��ion with r", and to gri.!Lu.�:IxAg the Du.Udiag Permit, but that he U of the opinim- Uvart other repairs lhavo "beau made to this building without a Building Permit, 'Mr, Gfoloo atated, that U-te three mouth period was too long Lo wait for a Building, Permit to repair this building. lie stated that the building is not 50 5,, dentroyed, alid that 'Nr Eck 'received a Building kezwit to repair his boilding. Ito staa.-ed that the Cbrivtenaens wish to obtain. a Building PermD. az. tb�e prejant tixe, and he believes the Christensens �jra entl.tled to a Barif 1.n IN—_xmit to repair the buildiAg, Councilmm Wright stated t!aa,,. tho City hao no that repairs pro- posed by the Christeaciens are in coopil.-mce vith the GitY ODde and he said that the inspectors of the City bave aot had the npPod:twIr-y Lo examine the proPosed repairn to detej=Lne thcry cam-ply with the code or determine - Vhai.her rapzzvO,ta ize more than 50"'o of L40 VVIUc� Of the "NIIII'ding,. Mr, Gibbs stated that he believes the eziot-J.W, building ovVlytaff, wLtb tb.0 code h as no bearing upma grat.tting the build .ng perudt, si'r%ce the repatrs are less than 50% • of the full wrl tnia valac, of the btvilding. Xa,yor Nee auggezted tha;. or Parmlx be tablOd to the Special Coigaa-3_1 <i,r Aur '1""'i 'ofat'&d that, the Council could coraf,,ider this vatt.ter at. tlh-'A. at-kize documt tnt,3 conceraing the repairs that. are to be vwdo to th'a b"'o"Utirig, to the City A&Xalstraticra in tlze for these "`�"o i Councilman 'KIrWh.Em s3tated that he could sow,< ao rortsoa ""Ic, delay Issuance of the Building Penrit-,, Ile stat.ed th"ot ne cc�.a_ncjj ttncw,� the gull, and true value of the building, that the Council has ay. e(;t�'#Inate of 61e repairs which is far below 507, of the full and. true value of the building, and that he finds no reason why a Buil.ding Permit should aot be granted to lfx,.. Christensen to repair his DIDtion by Thotupson to table the -request of Art Christeaseu for a Building Permit to repair his property at 6473-6431 UnILversity Aveaue N. E. to the Special Cozmcil IIep-tiug of August 4, 1965. Seconded by Wright,, Upon a voice vote, Councilman KIrIthmn voting nay, the motion c=ied, 96" - BVS - CIVIC !-�XMJMZ-Q EIM 2 P. ?.I. - AUGUST 2. 1 'A.? The City Manager stated that Hr. Smiley, the krchitect, has taken the bids and ex=ined them and would present recommendations to the Council conceruing the bids at this lime. Vx. Smiley stated that an error had been found in the bid of the Kloster- Madsen Construction Company for the amount of the deduct alternates G-2 and G-3,, Fir. Smiley stated that he would suggest that the Council and the Architect meat with Adolphson-Petersen Construction Ccy-apany, who presented the Imj bid to the Council in the mount of $551,400, to review the bid SAGE 8 with them in an attempt to reduce the cost to an. ewc unt which the City could afford,, He stated that the bid of the Adolphtoaa -Petex Aen Construction Co,: after the asl.te te, are deducted -From the cost is approximately $460,000„ Mayor Nee asked Hx Smiley whether he believes it would be possible to obtain better bids in the winger. iii;. Smiley a+nmoored that l.t is hard to predict what would happen if bids were let later in the year. He stated that contractors had inforoad him that it was difficult to obtain bids from subcontractors. Motions by Wright to receive the birds for construction of a City ball and refer these to the Administration for analysis and recoamendation. Seconded by 'Thompson.. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried utaaniumaly. EMT - 1.966: The City Manager explained that because of the press of work resulting from the disaastors to the City of Fridley, the Administration is running six mks behind in the work of drawing a preliminary 'budget for 1966. He asked the Council to hold a hearing on the preliminary budget for 1966 on September 7. Councilman Kirkham stated that he will attempt to hurry the adntntstrative process and get the budget; donna earlier, Notion by Rirkhaw to table consideration of the Preliminary Budgets for 1966 • to the Regular Council Meeting of August 16, 1965. Mayor Nee declared the motion failed for lack of a second. Motion by Thompson to table consideration of the Btuigett for 1966 to the regular Council Meeting of September 7, 1965. Seconded. by Kir'kkhamm. Upon a voice vote, there being no nabs, the motion carried " n&nimously. $U1c BOM METING MINTYZES JVGY z$ 1965,, . (W CALLOUS BU1IdD G • 6831 AGLVWAY #63 CgEm ., The City Manager showed plans of the proposed contGatruction to the Council. Councilmani. Wright asked whether the City Engineer reviewed the plans to consider the amount of rain water ruroff ridded to the axes as a result of the construction of the asphalt parking lot. The City Engineer answered that he has not had the opportunity to do so. Mr. Johnson was present at the Council Meeting representing the petitioners for the Building Pewit, The Cmmoil discussed the ,problem of water runoff from the new construction with Mr. Johnson. Motion by Sheridan to grant the request of the Knights of Columbus for a Building Permit for construction at 6831 T.H. #65 Northeast in accordance with the plans presented to the Council subject to approval by the City Engineer of drainage of the parking lot. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice • vote, there being no .says, the motion carried unanimously. PRIDTZY SAFETY CM41TTEE UMT1NG MIMMS - •JULY 21, 1965: Motion by Sheridan to receive and file the Minutes of. the Fridley Safety Committee Meeting of July 21, 1965. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. I PA. C'T' 9 k1r. Paul Nymark, representative of'. Gift House Stamps, was present at the • I ng -ia Council h eti . He stated that Q had uo taken p Council, He t t e u consideration of the reauest of Gift Tllamsle St-azaps for a Building Parses to repair the National Tea Store Buildingand :Eor construction of the Burger King Restaur,in't. Mr. Nymarh Ot-ated that he believes the Council should have given thle matter consideration whea the Council reviewed the Safety Committee lta,ating IUP-ultes since the Safety Cameittee coi=:Idered and approved the application of Gift House StmTs ;or Building Permits for restoration of tho National Tea Store -Lnd ;Eor the construction of a Burger King Company Drivain, Yx. Nymaxk stated that Gift House Stamps and Burger King Company agreed with stipulations madc by Lho Safety Committee, Mayor Nee stated that this item Is not on the ftenda. Mayor Nee asked 1W. Herder what are the plans of the Fridley Housing and Redevelopm3nt Authority for the National Tea Store. Dir. Herder answered that the Authority asked the Council to table consideration of the Building Permit until the Authority can determine the boundaries of the Urban Renew& Project in this area and detevm-tne which building vill be taken for the pro jGlcto W6 Roderick Blanchard, Attorney for Gift House Stamps, stated ' that he believes the action of the Council delaying the Building Permit is arbi-, trary and discriminatory, and the effect of the delay is taking the property of Gift House Stamps without due process cf W.Y. He stated that Gift House Stamps has patiently complied-with evory requirement set forth • by the City of Fridley, =d all stipulations, of Health and Safety made by the City of Fridley. lie stated that further delay in. granting the Permit vould effect a terrible loss o.-Er income to Gift House Stamps. Mr. Blanchard said that Urban Renewal should i;a1ce its natt-1ral courDe and when the GOVG=- went" chooses to act and can act they should act, but it is unconstitutional that the City ,should deny a Building rermit to Gift Ho7use Stamps until such time as the City can take the property,, lie stated that the Council should not,7 act to approve the request of Gift House Stamps for a Building Permit. Mrd Herder stated that the Authority plans to make a final determination following a survey of the prioJect and approval by Federal Authorities of the boundaries of the project, lie stated that the Imthority has not been approached by Gift House Stamps conceniing the plans of the Authority. Mr. Blanchard stated that the subject for consideration is the Building Pe=it Application of Gift House Stamps, that Gift house Stamps is entitled to the Building Permit, and is not required to approach the Authority nor to ascertain the plans of the Housing and Redevelopment Wthority. He stated that delay of the Building Permit for the benefit of the Urban Renewal Authority cannot be allowed. Mayor Nee stated that the value of repairs to the building was given as 00,000. He asked - whether this value exceeds 50% of the full and true value of the building. Wx. Blanchard ammerad that whether the cost of repairs exceeds 50% of the value of -he building is not germain to the question since the b-ailding complier; In every respect with the Building • Code and the zoning ordinances. Mayor Nee stated that he believes the Authority can make recommendations during the coming week as to whether the Authority plans to include the National Tea Store Building and the Burger King Restraurant in its plans. Pik J r' Nr,, BLmchard staters that the National. 'lea, Store will not be rebuilt in one • we dlc and that at this Council Gi.tat. House Stamps is entitled to the Building Permit; Mr. Blauah► ?,:rd atated that he does not helleve the Council -should havo the r1ght to deny people the two of their property. 'Motion by Sheridan to grant the request of Gift House Stamps for a Buildtxag Permit to repair the llatloc a .1 Yew Store Building to its original condition subject to the requirements of the Safety Comi.t:tee. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no aays the ration carried unanimously, Mr. Blanchard stated that the application of Gift house Stems was for construction of the Burger King Restaurant as well, as for repair of the National Tea tore building,, He stated that he believes Gift House Stamps is entitled to a. Building Permit for construction of the Burger icing Co. Restaurant Motion by Kirkham to approve the application of Gift House Stamps for a Building Permit for constoruc.t ,on of the Burger King Company Restaurant., to concur with the findings of tiv Safety Ccmm Ltt:ee a)ad €stipulate that construction of the Burger V rg Company Restaurant be in compliance with► the recommendations o2 the Safety C araittee . Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there h-eiva no nayv, the mot ton ea tried up_=. i aueiyo nMiING CWMSI34 qG MLN! q� _ .Ii Y 2929 i( 9650 C(RISIDERATION al 1i�A -TICE &NEND IG C1IPITE8 ass RE =dr TO TM CLASSY CAUON • OF ADDITIORAL ZW.ING DT iVUCTa s Councilman Wright; stated th4:.t he wished to have the pr-.,posed zoning ordiaaace changed etrikin; out the word , in the third line of section one which read "R-A Districts aad" and striking out the word "t,hree" Ut the second line of section one Motion by Sheridan to-oat the date, of a :caring for consideration of the Ordinance =ending Chapter 45 of the City Cade relating to the classifi- cation of additional zoning districts to a Special Council Meeting of August 23rd rul amending the Ordinance as suggested by Councilman Wright. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. BMLiDIOG PEREUT - 5755 UNIVBWITY AVEDTLZ N.E. • PMI,LIP 66 Mayor Has asked whether any person present at the Council Meeting had questions for the Director of the Urban Renewal Authority. Ue stated that these decisions had been originally promised to people by August 2nd and the decisions would be available by Ar.agust 4th, but that information could be given to the peoples concerning the decisions to be made on August 4th. Nx. Schlesinger, representative of White lavestmeat Company, was present at the Council I tinge, He -asked what decision had been made concerning the Building Permit Application for the Phillips 66 Station at 5755 Univer- sity Avenue. Mr. Herder stated that the Authority passed a resolution recommending that plans of the Phillips 66 Station conform to the Urban Renewal plan before the Building Pest is granted. mayor Nee asked Mr. Schlesinger whether he has presented to the City the plans for construction of the Phillips 66 Station. PL all J U Mr. Schlesinger answered red that he presented plans for the construction of the • Phillips C:6 Station before the coma do and the City has the plans. Mr. Herder asked whether Phillips 66 submitted plans conforming to the latest plans of the Hlsausesota Highway Department. Nor. Gibbs vas present at the Council Meeting representing Ranco Schuur. He stated that Mr. Schuur obtained an option from Mr. Bonnett to purchase his property, and that this option ran out on duly 15th. He stated that Mx. Schuur did not insist that the Council grant the Building Permit on that date, but allowed the Council to table consideration, of the Building Permit for the Phillips 66 Station even though the option ran out because he believed the permit would be granted at this Council locating. Mr. Gibbs stated, further, that Mr. Petrie of the Pillipa Petroleum Company informed him that he had discussed the change in plans for constructions of the service road with the management of the Phillips Petroleum Company. He stated that the management would not submit new site plans until the City has made final plans for the location of the service road Mayor Nee stated that the Council has no objection to issuing the permit when Phillips Petroleum Company submits proper plans to the City. Mr. Gibbs stated that even though the Council has stated it would grant a Building Permit, the' Council has not located the service road and plans for construction of the station cannot be drarm until the service road is located. Mr. Herder stated that the Minnesota Hiphvaay Department cannot locate the service road until the Phillips 66 Company draws its plans. Mr. Gibbs stated that the Phillips 66 • Company cannot draw its plans until the road is Located. Mr. Herder stated that it is the wish of the Authority to preserve the existing property lines in the City of Fridley. He stated that this Was made known to the Minnesota highway Department and the Highway Department agreed to locate the service road accordingly. pie stated that the service road could be looted on the line on either side of the property which the Phillips 66 Company wishes to purchase. Mr. Gibbs stated that the Phillips Petroleum Company authorized him to say that the origlaal plan, for location of the service road is acceptable to the Phillips Petroleum Comany and this plasn provides an excellent location, for the Phillips 66 Station sand restaurant. The change in the Location of the service road changes the location from an excellent site to a mediocre one. Mr. Gibbs stated, further, that Mr. Schuur is required to get the permit before Phillips Petroleum Company will purchase the property.- Mrs. Schuur was present at the Council Meeting. She stated that abe and her husband are waiting to smell this property to the Phillips Petroleum Company and bury the Bonnett property. Mr. Gibbs stated that the Phillips Petroleum Company, the White Investment Company and Mr. Schuur wera informed 21 months ago that the Building Permit was available for construction. Councilman Wright suggested that the Council could pass a motion to receive and accept the application of Phillips Petroleums Company for a Building Permit for construction of the oil stations and restaurant. He stated that the Council has the intent to grant and will grant a Building Permit when Phillips Petroleum Company submits now site plans and has an agreement with the Kianessota Highway Department concerning the service road and access to the Service Station. Mr. Gibbs stated that the Minnesota Highway Department takes the position that, ideally, the service road should he located 275 feet east of the centerline �A of C"he la -an— Th;:! Mayo-.r P.-zated -ghat whei), Phillips Petroleum Company an ;e�Xc n1w- to Gounc-171, �,Iovncil vill grant t6 Pot 0 e'im reques": -Foe a f�tZLP-d thllt t'he Phillips r I eown%' a -� O'F ff� '�i� the specr a', o The CouncV. took no aot'loi,, conco).,nine, thia matter,. C(XISEDERAZIONT %' MTOING PEMFIT - i2v= 11MES -- 5608 4TH SME71 NORTMUSTO. Mr. Veres was preoent at the Council Fleeting. Mr. Veres asked whether It would be "ssible "a obtain a Building Permit to repair his ham and make additions to it,; M:r. Herder aaavezed Ghat the Urban 'Renewal Authority will determLne at the meeting o-a Wedncasdwy, Aut ,urt 4th whether the home of Mr,., Veres will be inc:` tided in ar. -,-bay P.-ro"ect. Mr. Vares asked that the Urbaa Authority plu]ns for this area. lira Herder anavered that the Urban llaiaawal Axalhor;.ty I't, conaJ�dering coastruction of commercial propertiea aloaS the sov!ice vo,.d., multij-ple- duellia,%v behind the service road and P-.�I-v-ate res'lldeacee Lo fa "- lo-t? be-htvi the m-41'L,--',4p11e dwellings. Mr. Veres asked what. would be Abe bourdar-Lets of the nultiple Mr. Herder an.moered that he doe!,) not knou. HerdLr atated -that the Authovity vill. COMA';ider ♦tbt- 'fearj-.;bJ(Jity &ad 01c oa� the zirolect. Fle said it would be neca6sax7 %-o aGte----mjjje t s th.a buildings and 4: ructure.& Im the area MQQ.t Federal for an Peuc�.val Pro, ject, and Lf It Is feasible to develop this area Into a co,=e 7,cial use., • The Council toolr. an action- oil Hr. Vexca rer.�uesto FRO!.. Y HOUMM AI RM EMREM7T eVMHMOITTY MMING - Motion by Thor"O. son to 'rnaeiv"a 1MT!,1 Z"OJ3 Llae of the Feeley Housing and Redevelopement Avaliority Ijl inAO ig of ItOt-y 6, '1965. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voica vote, th.axe beijag no tea. 'Tq, Vh motion car-l-Led unmimously. FRMLEY HOUSIVG MD MMEMEMENT AUTHORM -AlPFETTING MIMM-3 - JMY 192 1965: Motion by Thompson to receive zad pile the-minutes of the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority Meeting of july 19, 19654 Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no r.aya, the imtiou carried unani usly. 'FRMD M HOUSING AND MRDEVELOPMT IkUTHMITY MTING LMETES - JMY 21, 19651 Notion by Thompsoa to receive acrd file the minutes of the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority Metting ox" july 21, 1965. Seconded by Wright. Upon, a voice vote, there belLng no nays, the motion carried unanimously. FRXDLL;'Y HOUSING AND REMVELMMYT AU"LHORT-7Y 14MTXNC IM=S - JUM 282- 1965: Motioa by Thompson to receive and Eile the minutes of the Fridley Housing ad Redevelopment Authority Heating of July 28, 1965. Saconded by 'Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nzria, the motion carried unanimously. 0 RM CUO M11GAT1 . 1?RjAMC_E DMECTOR: UTXLITY BILLING-, Motion by Kirkham to direct the Finance Director to prorate the =Lnimm sever rate charges for the time the hcmes -were occupied and not bill the occupants PAG2 13 for the t$mn the resideneew were .t :c c;tpied. Seconded by Wright. Upon a • voice vote, thhere beiag no -aa s, the F+2+Jt'iou carried ili2a -almo sly o .ti =017, D ECi.il.[b n SS YYFSA ZUNI) 05B AZ3E,SMN T S1V •riiR�'f n Courac Lnj= Ki.rkbaa staged t he.w Tie falrored plan three to bill the property owners fox- the special assessments when the project has been completed, and not bill them fctr the cost aS the a.rsesemeat s during the coming year. He asked what would be the additional interest, costs to the City if this plan were followed. The Finance Director van&oered that tho City would be required to pay about; 4% of the a,-zcuat of the construction project. "rhi.s would be apps.. - mately $12,000. He strafed that thin ammuw would be iri addition to the cost: of the construction project:.- The FinAmce Director stated that the assess ant roll must be completed by Octo%x 10tth of 1965 if the moll is L =.a be on the tax roil payable in 1966. He stated that the Adminiatration reqai.ra�s Ppprox1mat:ely one week short of this time to certify the assessments to the ( "Ounty Aa.ditoro Councilman Wright stated that he :F vored the firat alte to proposed by the Finance Director. Motion by Sheridan to table until the next regular Cotmei.l Meeting consideration of asseanment rolls for SS IPiA and YP5B. .Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the mot:doa carried unanimously. • PRELIMXMY. REPORT - GMYSTRUM. Oil tR ST SEVIER ON RICE CMX ROAD: Motion by Sheridan to authorise Comstock and Davis, Consulting Engineers, to provide the Council with a pre f im4"i ary report. on the needs for storm surer conatin4ct.ion: in tinia star= sewe-_r dra- na: p- district: along Rice Creak Road. Seconded by Tftigbt. Upon a, voice vote, there Being no nays, the motion carried unanim*- unly, PSTITItIPI #20-1965 - MNSTMi'CT1011 OF 7u?TR �, �TNTS aq 1g;7ZgE, PT A. Mayor Nee nta.+ted boat the city hai re=.elved petitions s or construction of Improvments on Helene Place frein Iy adlson Stra -at to Quincy Street. He stated that 74% of the property .ears si ed the petit:ior . Motion by Wright to receive the pctit:ion for improving Helene Place from Madison Street: to Quincy Street and refer iiw to the 1Wministrat:ion for processing. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon, a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried uaa� -_i misly. The City Merger stated that at the last: Couacii Meating the Council adopted Revolution #119 -1965 accepting the feaslbi? { ty report on construction of improvements of Quincy Streets from 58th Avenue to Helene Place. He stated that the Couacil at that time act: the date for a hearing for August 16th. He stated the Council could receive the report: and authort4ze the administration to draw the final plans and specifications eor construction of these Improvements. a `7, &Z� I. Motion by Sheridan to adopt Resolution 4'121"1965 saC"Vt#aag t h% preliuInUY • report and vetting the date of the hearing far giro-, pit of Quincy Street and Xelene Place for Asst. 16, 1965. Secm -ided by I*.,rtba� Upon. a voice vote, !hero being no ways, the motion cajfC r;.ed as xa z *us €,y RESOLi O #225;1965 $TCRH SEE CONSTRt CT)(GET R C =I: TI LE aR&M E AREAO 'Mrs, Gerald CWlsora was present at the Gouli c:i l Mrs. C=Ison resides at 568 Rice Creak Terraacao E'U stated that she i_e interested in hearing the rep*rt of the Council coweming com9tructio".. Of a 4t:orm sewar ill this afea- Mr. Comstock was preheat at the Council i tans,, Be prw4ented a soap of the drainage district and explained his garopoaa:.l for con:9truction of storm wavers. He proposed construction of another storm st r $tub f'a'= U e Creek Terrace into Rice Greek,. as proposad el.l. ination of vallw �;tar�tex9 t� S�a1Ce3 aid road 7th Stxoet: a He stated that tiac on ;inal U.,ne lmd bac�;n Put in by the developer and that the t of the Oraina.ga tltgtfi -jct., o,,m. ed by the school district ;,bras not provided w'i.th drainage by cbe developer, ire stated that one method of paying for the construction of the st —zm Lai by :asses emts over the entire area,- He estimated the cost:; of caavt raact ion at $1,75 per one hundred equate f"t and sta::ed that the v alt%. or the d a:I.aage €sytt:em Installed by the developer is $ 53 per htmdred oqu a,rr. feet a cost„ to be assessed against the property mmerG3 of $1 VI] xeT hwx ,cdrei Tir,, Comstock stated further that his ev �, t=te lttc.lqulea $3$,000 ova *. , rn- wing the strew @ts .foil n,, constructi.ou of the stoat ;ewer axe abtwa3;nin.r the. xaecessary easements for construction,, 'fie City Manage jtate€d that the g�. "L�4 could be applied tgya.��ab��ryaµ�}..t0 ♦nea(xp pz�bv„ .ng A1fp:/�pt�he property ��isr.,crtr iy; .��ry.to( h/��ry�, p Vr_1ta�.ey rst rl��adsr�dae� �of��th�ye� street eet ` p to 4'be pA,�`Gfileay.• la.*ty 14Ytarlda 1I,J ,'AFo 7t e' *' . V�f1�1�J4e�'4,L-5aion. CoL%neilman Wright stated that the t.a t:,f?r�In_a :aeC,", a !0_.iod of 20 years. Vialt'*rt' to the �"17��a�s i � ?� i�:��lrt. °. " S .:S i ? "� #',. 2:.; ' �E >?4:?£a spoke in favor of strum ct;i.oa" tion by Kirkit+= to adr-~ at Areces -vsi g the preliminary re}�.1t9rt and �a"�..'X:�"e�°ioing �"hi;;,* 1� Xii�?,��i.�k C 1 �.a.i.%y? i o °��:', 3 ;.` ��?G ��r�' �kc, �LE'�Jr� �lC". ��ar�$ at the eav iefa£ can <, ''vl ."4s."t, a voice vote, there being no n£yq, $.°b,C-'' rotlsw. Mm. Carl.eon stated that the rain.. eaax .Friday July, 34th Tgaaahed five inches of sand onto the driveway on .burr proper °ty , ;:eked :J;f be d ralimage Problem w(m1d be eliminated if they debris zero cleaa,k *4 from. Ride Csra�de� She stated that site had discussa4 this with `day, � asst::,,, Irzix &4a f'row the Mmu+es ot:a iii&ia y Department, and he was of th» opllnina vmrst tUsz debris vea blocking the flow In TUce Grevit(, The Haytyr staat od that the City has obtained a contract to cloar the dobtie frm Rice, Gt-ac , boat the had stipulated that they could not ramove the debrie f ca "Lice Greek until the ground is frozen. 'He staged that RIEce CreQ?.. will be c reared this winter when the ground is sufficiently hara to support the szty:.,sesaary egvipmen.t to remove the dobriv from the ctaslt.;, • Chi AM OF DRAniAGa FRCU „ M CR4��i_ S OF PCATi3OV. C SCHOOL: James Soderberg, 5$75 Tennieon Drive, was presant at the Council Meeting and stated that the contractor Me rekp�aaed the gr,om dP of the Grace Catholic School PACK Ih • and that the rain of the previous Friday caused his property to be flooded. 13e stated that he had discussed the flooding with big neighbors and was ixaforwd that this is then first tom: this area has been flooded in nine years° lic sat ed that he believes floc flooding is due to actions of the cont:ractOro Tha City Pager iaforw -d Mar, Soderberg that the contractor for Grace Catholic School does not have a sradf.% permit to regradm the land. Councilman Wright stated that it is his opinion that the property owner has a cause for action. against the contract or since the emtraetor does not have a Land Altel,DZi. ©n PearaJV, Mr,, SodeTb3rg Stated further that it is his infatVation that ithe Architect who dry the plons of Grace Catholic School is not reg - vtetred in the State of Xftneso a<, Cotmcilrlaa Wri&t stated that the final grades of the grocarz" of G_d°ace Catholic School have nat been determined awd rbal' the Uty ban not received p#. .s af the final gracleso Mayor Nee asked Mr, Sodet burg wbothex, In hiis optni -m, seed+ ing the 'eatmds smuld absorb enough of the ra- Lufartill to prevent rva of onto his property, l &, Sodettburg anmered that, he. slid not bra: Counci,laen 1,Tright °stated that he examined the condition of, the property a =:nd -che �.olov of the clay a3hed onto loo Sodarburgos property wiz° obvioup ty th� dtT -t from the of Grove Catholic School- Mayor Hoe, otat<ed that vhen Haete hr; rn Drive is constructed it w.,". � i have a at»4,-ti-- sage and elf ;bough he dnxv ii not 1(aZow lnen construct -ion will tsala; place, siaf c flan City h*ii not r calvn�d a -petition nor the cmatructian, he believes t.,hnzt t°hi •.gill: aIt.l.e;riato part of tue problan, 7-be Catty Engineer atated that coanta ucti.m nl the solor t �vmk r we .l.d alloviate putt of the problem but there ara no plane at-, the prevant t rn to add any additional area to the drainage di gtric,t to be t4arved by t hisi stHo,m a er system., Coaracilmm Sheridan stated that the st^ rm uewer i;yetaa to bo coatt~ructe d ca Hattextorn Driver Vi.11 privily drat., the a��a a: Nat tr e - zarn Drive, The tI ty 1&inager stet "ed t ba h'a e.c �_ve -,he c 'aia,i.nt and will contact the Archdiocese of SL" Pual k a„ re s t ; IYc p °ob m wJ th tip =<, ffs stated that he will Ei thi x ? to &a? teq- the land in order to Thy council took no action gpon tal"o- matter n MW .IE• MR111T - 7899 RROAD STRUT Nt71i'P'LEAST - TZR RIC WD 11ra Rio. -Pcard wL present at the Council biieeztiug, He stated that he had sub- mitted an application far at Building Permit for construction of an attached garagv to h:+,s property an 7899 Broad Street N. Ea beZore the flood. He asked the Council whrat"rrar he could obtain approval of Otis Building Pewit, Mayor Lacs stated ed that Ur, Rlcbard could coastru*t the attacked garage upon his property. If the property 1,9 taken for an tSrb= ftneval Project, he will be compensated for conatviw —ti.on of rha Sara6p. He asked it. Rickard whether he still viLa mad to c.ouatruct the a :achal garage i.tz view of the fact; that the .Aathori.ty at the preeanm Lo cca &not an Urban. renewal Project In this area, Mrr. Rickard stated that: he would likn to constract the attached Savage, and use it cautil gash ti r 1v as hi:o p:X•apeTt;y is taken. Notion by Wright to grant the irequeut of xL,. Hickazd for a Building Permit to • construct an attached gage a>x Ills propert—y at 7899 Droad Strata, No So Seconded by Sherid =. Upoa a. voice Grote, thert •being ac—slays, the motion carried ununim usl,,y, y� } N^,p . {.iiK.;rFw N ��7 r-A `: A�QQ/�� 1pr��V pp�y�� '� DRIVE • iylY�iJef�1. Ro. H&TJ�3 HMI DRIVE the City Manager explained to than Council the ca ications the Catty Ragivear proposed to send to the Kinnesotaa Hishway Department, He stated that has wished to have the coa=il olraay j.he sic at:ions of the City Etsaginear before tteae coux-v aicationsa are fo%va riled to the Minnesota gtghsray Depairt:m u , Councilman Sheridan stated that the co aat:rucrion of Maat:terborn Drive bad bessm saft in meordanee with the d evi,gn plans of the Nftmsota Iii ay Department at that tim. He stated that since the constructLon on Matterhorn Drive was atoMleat:ead the Himazota Hi&way Department s@'las requested to Werea'ase the height of a` atterharn Drive bridge in order, to accounodate defenso vehicles on Interstate Ili&way 694. go stated that this suds cbeages neceiasaasry in the piems of the City for construction of Fiat:taerhorn Drive. The City Engineer stated that the City has built a concrete street: on Matterhorn Drive 300 Bret from the brl,,dV,. Vo Mated that he Hi,nuesota Righway Depaartma$t plans to construct the approach to the bridge of asis phaatlL paying up to a distance 100 feet from the coucrete atre4t built by the City. He stated that he is requesting the Uai.n esota Uighway Depa rt at to build th .sa Portion of Matterhorn Drive our of concrete. Tho City Manager stated that the additional 100 feet of Hatterhorn Drive will, be built of e:a:ne ete by the City when the rest of Innsbruck nth- A44i,tiou is #raaproverd, SCounciUait Sheridan stated that the City plans to conzitruc.t a blacktop =at from the bridge on the 14orth side of U3tterhorn Drive saxrldge to the service drive. He aukad wharber eaarem)ns,s for canati:ucti<m v eta in, the possession of the City. The City Ragisaeor answexed that L:hwy wexat.J Councilman ftearidaan stated that W belllQ vesa tine * ty' ubou:Sd grz4v anad gravel the strost from the Xatterho= Drive 1iridge paa',vin -, to &1hm servIce drive and Regis Leni so that property oozes can Face thLs t i.ia l''all end winter to obtain ace *:es to their pxrapaaar-ty stated that. at the p °a4eat tLme it is neces- sary for them to drive across the property o: trace School, to obtaai a access, Motion by Wright to approve the proposal by the City EnSinser for agreements with the Mfnaesotaa► Highway De3part ut° for construction of improve mats on Matterhorn Drive to be paid with matching fmis 213 State funds, 113 City funds, and approve the proposal of the City Engineer for emstruction of courece curb and gutter along 7th St. Seceded by Ifteridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion car -rigid essa>animovslyo MOOR CORPaRAATIs7TIt =XR AN WA= ON ICE S -T-0 Mr., Bernard Julkovsski vas present at the Coe nail Meeting. The Cathy Engineer stated that Terry's Addition was to be platted during ene previous year. The City Engineer stated that water coming from Interstate IdghwaLy 694 mill run through Teary0 s Addition. He stated that a atom saver cam t be constructed in this area until the fins plat of Terryaass Addition ban been approved. He • stated he believes that ewer and water coaasatructi.on should take place an Terry's Addition at the prevent time since it wattle# be easier to obtain the °e ment of the Minnesota Hir�wy Department to such cocss;truction at the pTesent time whereas it mi,gbt be difficult to obtain this agreement with the IlLnnetBntaa Ii Sway vzpartr mert at a 1- 2r - -or ' ,,e City gsngtne3er stated farther ptrrR 17 thems� Mr. daalkowski is requesting newer ash. water' services for the apartment • but dings at the present tiro Councilman Sheridan asked Piro doafk(xiski how soon he could file the final plat of Tarry° s Addition Mr. dulkowsski answered that it would be a matter of tip before be could obtain all tho agregzmenzts necessary to file the final plat. He stated that at this tin he aetWs storm ewer drainage axed construction of server and water services to the apartment buildings. Comcilman. Wright arcked :tiro Comstock whether he has sufficient information to perform the services requested by W% Julkoaaski. Pte, Cowtock ansmrered that he believes he has sui ficl+enat. t aformati on The City Manager stated that the firm of Comstock aad Davi,* is deg - V ng the aati.lsttes for Terry's Additiou and that the design of sever and master services will be sufficiently complicated that he believes N C,=v- t cw;k si>mid be autborized to prepare the plans for this Polk Street Project ou a private basis rattler thaxs having a private Engineer drax the pla"s� jibe City Vugineer stated that he believes the firm of Comstock and Davie is iA a better: position to draw the plans, hence, he recomwadu the Council authorize If;. J'alkAwski to hire the firm of Co tock avzd Dav v to design th-, aewer and water services for the apartment building. Notic a by i%onapaon to concur with the re -cmwen ia,tion of the City Engineer and grant the request of Mr. .Julkowski for the ,approval of plans for construc- tion of sewer and water servicaf, from Lyade Or ivre sou Pole Street to 5650 Polk Street to se-xvi:ce two apartment build nos now under construction and to grant the request of Pit Julkwski that %o t "k and Davie be authorized to •perform the euSixmering work for c.onsstructIsm of the pTojec:t, Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote,, there befnf� V.0 nays'. thV - motion carried Unanimously. Mayor Nee stated that he has vot- baA 3n-i' is ent. Vies to review the ra keup of the Human. Relations Coates -Ittea and nominate a now membin, to the Committee. Motion by Kirkham to receive the conwAication of Mr. Miller regarding his resignation from the Bxmum Relations Comft1tee and table za; ti.oa ou nomination of a new member of the &=Nm Relations Cow.irtteo until the Mayor preoeute a nomination. Seconded by Sheridan., Upon a vo3 ce vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. BgSIt .ATI(U OF MS. OLIVE H9RDRI PROM TO BUILDOG Btu t,D Councilman, Wright stated that he received a letter frem Ws. alive Harden stating that she wished to resiSn her pouit.ion from the Building Board in order to avoid possible complaints of conflict of interest with her hu3band °s po oition on. the Urbana Renewal Authority. He stated that the nembers of the Building Bond and the Plaxun i & Comaission are in favor of Mrs. Harder continuin* her work with the Building Board and that he wishes the Council to authorize him to rrv�quaat Pvaa HerdeT to ca tpnve on the Building Board. Motion by Kirkhmm that Councilman Wzfght be appol.ated s, cccmittee of am to • request Mrs. Harder to withdraw her rca %igaat horn from the Building Board. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, the-re being no nays, the motion carried v=mlmusly. PAG-91 13 CL&M • Motion by Wright to approve Genera. and Public Utilities Claims #5937 through #6070. Seconded by Sheridan. Upcn a voice vote, there being no stays, the motion carried uwmimously. Motion by Thompson to approve 11qu >r Claims #7676 through 7691. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nay &, the motion carried unanimmely. SSTI!lITSS s Motion by Sheridan to approve payment of the following Estimates: Co So McCrossan Company, Incorporated Routs #2, Sox 322 Osseo, Minnesota Estimate #2 - Street Improvement Project St. 1965 -2 (ASAP Numbers 27- 307 -02, 27- 312 -03, 27- 311 -02, 27- 301 -02 according to contract (1965 State Aid Program) (partial) 4 5,406.82 Estimate #2 - Street rWrovement Project St. 1965 -1 according to contract (1965 Mmicipal Progran)(Partial) 41,944.91 • Perry A. Swanson Company, Incorporated 432 Endicott Building St. Paul, Minnesota Estimate #1 - Tornado Damage - Fridley Iron Removal Plant - Fridley Well des #1, #3, #4 (Partial) (Roofing to date) 4,000400 Kara Dedolph Construction Company 771 west Seventh Street St. Paul, Minnesota Estimate #2 - Water UVrovenumt Project 75 -B (Booster Station - 63rd Avenue N.S. and T, 80 #100) (Partial) 4,702,50 mWye Wall Drilling Company 413 No. Lexington Parkway St. Paul, Minnesota 55104 Estimate #5 - Water Improvement Project 75 -A (Three additional drift wells) (Partial) 5,332,150 Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. • lotion by Kirklum to approve the following Estimatesg • P 19 20313 Carl, Pto2a nder & Some Co. Hpup)s R -100 Loader w/Op+ar. $1,077.20 20368 Carl Bol.ander & Sans Co,, bough 11.100 Loader m /open. 1,681.10 Robett Cruwford DUM W/=W 128.00 Water R. fteemm Johuson Bros. Highway and Heavy Constructors Inc,, 36071 Truck Crane 9errices Co. TV 9 Cat Loader NNo.722 -14 Catloader No. C•$2 - W5 Loader 30 Ton Truck Cram 1,411.00 1,050,00 �� 607.50 $16.00 $6,770.80 Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, tbW motion carried unacelomely. Ceouncilm m Kirkham asked the City Manager whether the licovwm applications were reviewed by the City Staff. The City Manager replied that the license applications have been► reviewed end found acceptable. Manion by Kirkham to approve the license applications presented to the Cowell and append the list to the minutes. Seconded by Tbm*sou. Upon a vol", vote., tbfere being no nays, the motion carried enam iumsely. fte City Meager stated that; he had placed this item on the Agenda of July 19, 1955. He stated that Mr. Biedrou obtain a letter from his aeilghbor aayriang that this neighbor approves; the request of Mr. Bledron for a variance to peexaai,t the conativ- etion of his g"asge 3 feet from the lot line. He stated thaet. W. Bi,ees rou dose not otm a lot with a voctangulaaar shape, and at once point the garage conztrwtzim vtl:l be thve@k Eect from the boundary line. He said that for this renaoa Xr. Aledron notch a variants to pewit Construc- tion of the attached garage. Comicilman Uri stated that be inspected the property of Mr. Biedron and that the City ftnagear° s statement to correct. Motion by Kirkham to approves else regwst of Mr. Biedron for a variance by Valvesr of the aide yard requirme nt from S :beet to 3 feet to permit construction of an attached $wage upon his property at 584 Rice CCook Terrace. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, tbere being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. BUi ING PAMI AN1) VA.RXA1= tl° 999 PA:i1 ORA - RR=s The Mwjor stated that Mr. Denary included with his application for a variance a letter stating the approval of his neighbor to his request for a variance. Motion by Kirld sm to grant, the request of Mr. Demxq for a variance by waiver of the sides yard srequirea ut. from 10 feet to 8 genet to permit construction of • a home upon his property at 999 Pandora. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being no rays, the motion ca' -ried unanimously. PA= 2€9 ;� � r6M»d..J. ..!..N..D ... ..Y. 4B. A4 ......w..v.6+...q �4.,L t L ACE P � +LS4A C ON o .J 7 _L_ • The Mayor at:atod tlmtR he received a request for A Building Permit and Variance to pewit coustr=t.i on of a 12 form addir, ton to the 'thoute of mr ,, Ex ickson, and restoration of the detached g&vage. He stated that construction of the detachad Wage would be wo fzint f"ror, the property line requi vi ag a waiver of the side y&vd requiremmaxt. to stated that the construction is in the Urban Renewal a"a ,. `tae Xayi)-r' suggoored, that consideration of the request of ,Mr. Hrickacn cov:ld ba tabled to the special Council of Wednesday, ,AkWar 4, 1965, when the Urban Renewal. Authovlty could make a decision whathar this property will be included ixs an Urban Ranewal project. Motion by Trampsoa to ta- ble consideration of tho rogeaac of Erick Erickson for & Building le=it and Variance to tho Special Cauvc l fleeting of Wedaes4ay, AuVtst 4, 1965,, Seconded by Kirkhm. upon a voice gore, there being no nayn, the motion c raied unan:imcausly, 'he City Hamager read the trd.inance, Motion by Wright to accept: the Ordinance amend -ing Chapter 45 of the City Code and making a chwge in usage permitted in certain Districts, upon first reading,, Seconded by ThoWs on. Upon a roll call voto, there being no nays, tbo wtionnr carried tmanf ously. jgOC MON OOM 24929 -- 98#5B-6 The City Hauagear explained that the City retained a 20 feet easement when this walk way was vacated but wdad a eider one to pe ii.t construction of the somm. IIW*T Nee asked vrhethey the acmer pB bul -lz? 'The City Unaineesr answered, The City Engineer stated that eat inatiou of the docummt o show the City previously bad a 20 fo(,;�t po .moment. n rxz ent, an the pmr4rty and needed to condom band to obtaain anothar 10 ;r ",cwt e'lawilent to Iorw-t emetvuetion, Motions by Wrigbt to a7prove past of th^ Corms- 110ners' fee>a for condematica of the ea.geomt zsrydcr Cond,(r cttion order #-2492 ► and approve paymat of vo award ire condemnatioa order #V i-9290 as recomcmendrad by tho City Attorney. Sounded by S'berid -ro ,, Upon a v©ico vote, there buing no nays, the motion carried uuaniwusly� ref c Notim by Wright to approve the Cit)r Managers reconmendations aoncOrning tine salary of Robert &Guira. Seconded by ThoWssoa.- Comm -1 mm Kirkh m suggested that the salary of Nx. McGuire be leveled off and maintained at one level. He stated that he believes the present salary of Mr. McGuire is sufficient. The City Panay stated that the City bast added mothex liq *.sox store and closed one liquor store since Mr. McGuire received his original salary. He sta.ttod that Mr. McGuire has allitiocal responsibilities over what he had ghee ho vas hired. He suited that he resisted the request of • Mr. McGuire for an ivaroaso in salary during a period of one and one half years becrause his starting salary was high, that tiro 11cGttire received several offers from private business wbich vere better than his present salary and he fools it is necessary to give him an increcas in salary in order to retain him in this position. Caawi.lman WrIghrt stated that the propozod increase in salary would not equal the i=reassed cost of living since tL-, LkGuire was hired. He stated that while he agrees that the galdiry of Mr,, IkGui,ro should be leveled off, he PACE 21 proposes that Mr, McGuire ahcmld obtain, sufficient increases to compensate him for the increase is the coca of l.iviva. upon a voice vote, Councilman Rirk3.m voting no, the motion carried,, Motion by Wright to approve the salary increase of Join $rehab SecoMdod by Sheridan. upon a votes vote, there being no nays, the motion carried 1 imousi?. Notion by Wright j;os tppvwq the salary increase of Mechanic John Wright. Seconded by Xirk4uu% Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion curried u nanitaoetsly. A►PFtlli+t'J'1ii�i"1'8 8. notion by Kirkham to concur with the recommmdation of the City Manager and approve the following appotentmentet BA'ii U 8 Shirley A. 8aapala Departmental $368.00 Carwl 2416 103rd Lane N.W. Secretary .. per Gelhar Coon Rapids, Minnesota Supervivor mouth (effective Anggu t 2, 1965) Macey Lu Strom Clark- Steno $302.00 Shirley . 33 N. Z. 66th Way (Council & all per Saapalx Fridley, Minnesota Committees) month 55432 Jadi Ann Saeeebl Clark -Steno $302.00 tress 5230 3rd Street 14.9. public Works per Draxtenn Apt. #302 Department tough Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice votes, there being so shays, the m otioa carried unanimously. OF �_... .:.�TAFFGBD 926 Wit..._ I councilman Sheridan stated that he received a Complaint from Mr. Stafford concerning the caastru4tiaa of water and snre►er lines In front of his property. Be stated that the construction makes it JAVassdible for him to obtain access to his property and that rain Water runs into his basament as a result of the construction. The City MagIvAmr stated that this construction is made by the developer according to plains designed by .a consulting engineering firm. He stated that the consulting engineering fires slid a poor job an the design and the amtractor is not compacting the soil when he backfills. He stated that he inspected the job in the past and that one t1me he stropped the conntraeator frc3m back filling the construction with frozen soil which would have resulted in a very brad situation. He stated that it is necessary for • the contractor to compact the back - filled soil before the City can approve the constructioan. He stated that the City plans to construct a stmt in this area as part of Street Const;ructioaa Projects 1965 -1, but needs to have the back filled roil compacted before construction. of the street. AI 22 Hays ,wt lee asked wbether the pipe Is inatalW on undieturbed ground in order to prevent deaW to the pipe dose to the movemat: of the soil above the pdpe • uUme the soil above the pipe is not sufficiently compacted. The City Etagi my azwwerud that it Lo aec qay for tbo City to take the ward of the routs for that this in be tag dovi. ,, Councilman Sbe%.d:w stated chat he would iskform Mr. Stafford t hat the otree , would be Improved ac part of the streat: con*trwtion project; of 1965 OF SPEC lam ASSESS1�i3Z'S Motion by Sharidaa to ulopt 'Reaolutim ;0126 -1965. 5eaouciW by Kirkham. Upon a voLea vote, thereeh being no naye, the aaotirr- rarrLed uamirwusly. Hotpiou by Wright to adopt; Rerjolution X127 - 1965, Secooded by Xirckhmm� Upon a voice vote, there betng ao nays, the motion carried taaanimevaslyo Hoot, Nee aakod 'fir., t..am -t: toc ak wbat consulting fe�a would be incurred in this project. Mr,, C ,t oc� that: lie believer, his firm bas most of the data raquired by the tWvwsot:a. R ghway Depawrtmcait arA would not charge for makes this data available to the tlimnesota Agway Department. He stated., hcwevmr, that % hould the fi inaesota Ilighway Department vant an. ama,lyris of • the con4ition of ftco (, reek, his farm old Ararat a .fee for this work, CounctIman ` hoMson i;uqujre�d whether tk:,ts sat udy old f aclude studies of pol?utimi by ouber of t*he, wa,w erg 4 of Rico Greo�,A,, He Mated that; he balie•ve�i the %'v' y "aw�tokli l '�?t ndvxdv for the water vhf-ch is drained into tit a Creek, T .av C ty •g atated that this is the jot of Ir* fi44V r p3dyµW aft vo t -ro A: COW, 4tx:•. crostacl°- Stated that vc are Jav*1veA in tbtn, nudy,, He stated that the d Mabee S-IN tta- trey. C.runt v rai,,,,e cave -. loa4ed fi al,- aoe d tai age from the city of v , e the e.�i..,Y W ' Ulew Fsx,1 -t"( ton and '%t t' Anthony Village flow into X=g Lake =6 then. dtratui� Crook §n.to the X.s,^As,sippi River. He atatced that the fit:xnsaecot camaot coWlete ccxastTuction of Tnt:ex %t at:e )Ug!-4 -w ay ti 5th t m t !J a he d-ra L uage problew ate Y-woo ived u Notion by Thtxpssoa t;z adopt: Resolution t- 128-19654 Seconded by Kirkham. Upou a voice vote, there being no sasyvl. tine motion carried um,EUii ly- XV . on #129-1,965 D ,kcTUG MPMATION W ASSBSMT —AOLL - SSS #67a Maym Rea as-ked whether the COILstruct oza of SS 067 will benefit the pxvprurty sera a,Igng CQatrral Ave 4e. Mr. stock s=wared that benefit: dep,emd* upCa vhet;her theses p;UpoTty a .erk; tomcct; to the sewers ou Central Avenaea cox° on iaait +£ +�7i Strw t, Coumil>ar, Might astced wbother the City fiL l?,y sett,'tad the probi ay con�saraction in Neloland Gardens. tiro Comstock • a'e that the people on the ea irera end O« this area objected to the cow true tine of u Derr =d wat e$c project,, but they are now satisfied with the Project. Council - 2&ridau aaked taeyluance Director vhathsr the City plant; to t ss pecp'lr` xrtao ob jsct~ed to it ku @i.on of sow of t3zc+ rase in the project. FJnWee Dir.,ector an sped that roan; CU.y 15 UQt: ¢seUBin& People for the taus deleted fry th* project: R& ?: Wtion by Kirld4am to adopt Reaclut:ion :129 -1965. Seconded by T&om !oa. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unra�imo Iy. RESO%U1° 11 #130-1965 DnMCTUTG UZA` VIG MI ASSESS= -IT Ff011 - S38SW #67 Notion by Thompson to adopt Resolution #'130 -1965. Seconded by Sheridan.. Upon a voice vote, tbre bell& no naym., the motion carried unanimously. OLUI'ICI1 #131 -1965 2_1R= IG PREPARA ION OF SESMZlrr ROIL - SS=g #582 Mayne Nee pointed out that the Finance Director prepared two different assay went rolls for thin project. He asked which roll the Council preferred W rase. Councilman Wright stated that he preferred to use the assesaan.t roll given an page 111 of the ,ASan4a. Motion by Thompson to adopt Rasolctiorn 0131-1965 and direct the Finance Director to use the assassment roll given on page III of the agenda. Seconded by Sheridan. %mn a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. (X1 #132 -1965 D3[ =1NC BEARING Ott ,A.SSRSSMU IROU - SSb3W#58 s Lotion by Thompson to adopt Resolution #132-1965. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there Laing no naya, the motion carried unanimously. BSSOR�'PION #133 -1965 DMCTIM PREPARATICK OF ASUMUT ROLL • gtai #702 • 1Hotion by Thompson to adopt Resolution #133 -1965. Seconded by Kirklum. Upon a voice vote„ thane being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. RELO 6 Mal _ #L_� -116 5 Ad+�AF -C AM- WAUPIG OU a#fl7i3JJ+7a7 ►3G I .RGlL - SUM.- Motion by Tyson to adapt Revolution #134 -1965. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no slays, the motion ceurt°ied unanimously. RES CR3 #13 - 1965 DVZG 1C PREPARATURT OF ASSESMOIT ROLL - 33#711 !Motion by Thompson to adopt nasolta*,lmui #135 -1965. Seconded by Kirkham. upon r1 v©i= vote, tyre being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. _MSSJ1` OU #136 - 1965 DIRECTMG MORLG (*7 ASSESSM T ROLL - SS#712 Motion by Thompson to .adopt Resolution $136 -1965. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, thero being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. biS8OLU2I0i1 #337 -1965 D?REOTIriG PPARATtoia OF ASSSSSAmT AdLL - ST 1964 -Is Motion by Thomson to adopt: Resolution #137 -19654 Seconded by Kirkhma. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carded unanimously. I §OL=Cl1 #138 -1965 - DIiiEgMG WARXIJG ON ASSES TROLL - ST 1964 -Is • Motion by Thompson to adopt Resolution #1381965. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the oration carried tumimously. Councilm= Sheradan stated that he had received a petitico for resurfacing and rogradi.ng Pierce Strout ie, the 6300 block, He stated that the PetitionQrz vinhad to eliminate tb,N water ho!e on Kerc:c- Street: as part of the project. The City Engineer otra.cd that thif, ii� r,:trt, of the Rice Creek watershed. Cntsae,1 ,ro n. Sherlldae ow ciital3os its this area which vere filled by the p:.operty cwaea x have been re-open-ea by the property owner*, and whather dbe Glut �34;nd zettzr,3 %:o t ge property c*Mer� directing been to re -open tbe Me C�tv Ear iaeF� k stated that ha Gent letters to the propel tr Owners d _ re_(t:.ns t:�e:a to re-open :•tee ditchex4, but he does not know 11 S°lea ti'ii :: t }'' L71rs'', -,av` Lu?Iy)Z .Eri Coim.i:il.'iam S:ltori&w, stated that the C :.t y "41O IC, r o' e-o fi :be c f _ *. ti :.. t �t � . ,: r�<, j:11e City '�.nginepx roplied that the racy ui'k.i eo ;.Io,, Motion by S eriden to TeaeiviL4 pa. Z.1.t iou #21-1965 and refer it to t1W Adatuiatra :t'F''^' o r Seem -v od try Vr ri Z t . Upot, a voice vote, Caere being no n4y , the xa';zcsa una.Fl.xrousl,y: SOLtTf10FI 139y 1965 Sg " '00 TZArO21IG (XI STREET VA ATTall p Motion by 1tiir1ca= to adopt Heegoluti.on P139- 3.965. Seconded by Wright. Upon a voice vote, there being; no nays„ thr,'i wtion carried unanimously. BIDS FOR TEE PMCNAM W TI-70 TRUC S • Tho City rsacaager stated that the City received bids for the purchase of a ore -half ton panel. Cruets mwu3 a threo- quarter ton truck. He stated that be wishes the Comei.i, to consider the bids and ward them according to the recommendations of the City Far. gi.rcer. Motion by Shoridan to recaivo the following bids .for purchase of a one -half torn pastel truck and a three -gu< t.er toa treads. Seconded by Kirkahm. Upon a voice vote, there beams no stays, the motion carried unanimusly. 314 TON. P'tCK UP ZRU K BLDG OP MD Q7 AUGUST 2, 1965 at 12.,,00 210ON B TD TRAUZ CASH NET DEL. BIW= SEC=TY 1rI PUCE PRICE DATE rJa*in Potov Sales Co. Cart. Check $142.50 01,941.50 01,799-00 60 days 222 B. Main $100.00 Chevrolet Anoka, Minn. Major Ford Federal Ins. $160.00 $1,730.00 $1,570.00 45 days 2905 East Lake St. Co. 57. Ford F250 Minneapolis, Minn. Berle Ford Cart. check $300.00 $18$7.00 $1,587.00 45 days 2500 County Rd. 10 $180 "G© Ford P250 Minneapolis, Minn. 112 TONPANEL TSAR (lain Motor Sales Go. $2,079.00 60 days Major Fora Ford Ecowline Van. $1942.00 45 days Brookdale Ford Ford Econoline Vacs $1967000 45 days PAG9 25 r near prevented a mea to the Cov=il reca�endin the purchase O te E Xquarter ton truck from f44Ljcv Ford in the amount of $1,570.00 and • the purchaae �jf the one half ton pane L `ruck from MaIn Motor Sales in the aw' net of $2'079.009 a lbtioa by Lf:Lritham Lo concup vi,th the recommendation of the City Engineer and purcheau a threT,^gttartor ton truck from major Ford in the emount of $1,570.00 and purehaee the one, half ton pawl truck from Main Ibtor Sales in the amount of .$2,079000o Seconded by Sheiidan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the nation carried ;x imaurniyo ADJOUt O SIlT° Theft being no further business, Mayor Be* declared the Regular Council Hooting of August 2, 1965 ad jourued at 1:07 A.M. Respectfully submitted.- Raymmd 8 o Bade &=rotary to the Council • • I�,GE 2t UZ MINUTES Or THE A Special mecting of the Council of the City of Fridley was called to order by Mayor Ne-A at 7 ° 50 P: M,-' RO Members Presents Nee., Kirkham. Sheridan, Wright, Thompson !embers Absent-* None im It3G Pg � - L+5l- 5 M PLACE - BRICK BRiC1MOU * Mr. Erickson was present at the Council Naetisng� He did not have a site plan of hie property. Mr. grickson said that his property consist s o£ three 44 foot lots combined to a 120 foot frontage,, He said the house is built on the middle lot and is 24 feet wide. He stated that be would like to build a 12 foot addition to bi,s house leaving approximately a 40 foot side yard on either side of the hoes so Hd stated that he also would bike to rebuild his game upon the existing slab. He said the garage slab to on the east side of his house and he wishes to build the addition to the :~rest side of his house. He stated that temporary repairs to the garage and the addition to the house amount to $3000. mayor Nee asked 14ro Erickson if the knew he would have to bring In a site plan and Mr. ,Erickson answered, "Yes". Mr. Erickson askad. whether his home wri.11 be taken for Urbmi Renewal. Mayor Nei said that he sites not know, that this would be up to the Fridley Boumirag and Redevelop - nent Auth*rity, Hr. Zrickson said that if his home iw taken for t'✓`irban Renewal •within two yearn it would not pay him to build the addition and the garage, Notion by Vri,ght to grant the request of Mr. Erick Erickson for a Building Permit to build a 12 iont additfon to hip 'howe and s e'boi`t.d hi.as garage at 4.51 57th Place, Seconded L�y hel- 1.dau , upr xo.. a voice vote., there being no nays, the motion carried s,xzaaa:imously Bt 2NG PEOIXT - 359-57TU P"LACE igE3ft"D W.IGE -. Wra aruk Mrs. Weigel were prevent at tine Cawncil. Ating� The Mayor ,Mated titan this quaRtion had been referred to the acting City Attorney for an opinion and the Council had the opinion of the acting City Attorney,: Council% = Wright said that in light of the Informativa presented) by the acting City Attorneys be moves to grant the =request of Leonard Weigel for a Bui ldirsg ]Permit to matte repairs to his 8 -pleas located at 354 -57th Mace N.E. Seconded by Thompson. Upon a voice vote, there being sao nays, the motion carT£ad Unanimously. RU7WING PMLL PS PETROLEUM CGMPANY - 3755 UNIVERSM AVENUE: Mr. Schlesinger, repr+esaentativa of white lavestment Company, Mr. )Petrie, representing the Phillips Petroleum Company, and Hr. Gibbs, representing Ranco 3chueur were present at the Council Meotiva. 11r4 Gibbs stated that the Phillips Petroleum Company would like it under - atovd that the plan presented to the Cb-ancil is an alternate plan and the Phillips; Petroleum Company prefers the original plan with a service road PAM 27 located on the west propexty line Mr. Gibbs *aid that uovfng the service road Injures the property of the Phillips Petrolem many, and if the service road is moved tack Pbill.ipv 66 would wish to build acc"dlaag to the original, plans. Mr. Petrie rohowed the alternate plan with the service road located to the east of the properly and the original plan with the service road located to the west of the property, to the Council,, Mayor asked rz , Gi"bbk whether the alternate plw i,s based upon aa agreement with the ftLanevota Hi.gWay Departme t for the location of this service road. Mr. Petri answfred that no foizal agre=wnt has been me4e with tile- Klnneeotas llighvay Depa-rtmut concerning the location off. the wrvtee road. Kr, Petri ailvo poiotzed out that the alter- nate plan vav oot drawo on the br -s;ts of a legal i;urvay, buc rbat it is based upon the otiginal tvrvey of tho proper-ty when the ;�ervlce road was located to the vovt of the property, Wright aislw.d lAx, PetGri whet h er he under - ttoc,4 that Phillipe, Pettol,ev -z company will recoti ro vacated land from the service road. 'lcrc :atred west c +i --hc property,. Hr,, fttve iaatWeTea, Mayors tree "�twd W', -petr$.e ?rgbc•t'ber he iiad a;avt a•aace r,_ the I.Vnne�sota III ay Depar uit that "tip r'o the P'foppp�'ty. c;In ice{ -wbt. re it was &t ziihvwn cm, they alternate p`lMz ' �iir, �`ctYj,£ : v= ..mred bat. t17.o U- ighway Depar't:mnt ` heye was a lengthy dk9custa£on ca #, the plan, x:he stet back,,,o4 the traffic pattern and other posisib e 'bu.1. :4.cii. i arrangi m'n3�-5. Mayor Nee asked W Petrie and Mr. Gibbs if the CODUClt would give binding assurance that the Covaci i twill give a Building Permit., would that be vufficlent.0 Mr. Petrke said that- he wants the Building Permic. Mayor Nee • "ked whether a resoluL ou o! i�;he Counc i t zn gtaat a Building PevmU for c+on t tt~ion UPCM Om- iand' w:Ftxateve,{ the, s e.s ri,prAon of the pr'oper'ty will be, wouid be, sufficient , Ar> Pevrl,e 4 .twc►at iAla,t -, he t- ,' :hed to -1ve the Building Permit, and that i.. ie ar, l ar -»r' , 0; propA- ry I.Oc tR1t.' ing ec3sEo°mats to be given to Phi l `i, i p � ("C -I'o pa ry be included u k:t.h the Boi lding Pe Wit,_' Cott' 2G. #.'i.i m) p:5;��,Ab le to G4,t?ftne the Property in he a i z <!'i'P l was 7"efer €°+ed to the AtMos'ney tar, MiAl.'ippai pa' r ro eval! tsC}wanv "'v f ",S'N {b a i ?: t i' a (. # : t •., a. d iY> `- o �d' b :as n a 11 i,4t.,tCEim& Pe .t even though $;l'71t:' <):? Saw..rj c :;) t+c, ii3 *jtkd�-i4i in t22if6 property ,are Poll draltlla�' Ttre Ftcy jv1- Xsz77cy :,-LatoC! ttbar. a. r"- oiuZkon. granti" ra Building '-;'fs'ii v o 4RJ pg ".''�V able 3 ?- i <' " J ajj t9t"t�sJ:sl.tt b,&, UiSf iC "OQt for `► . r- 9 ''+ � C �'�tf i $.': s tr'xq'S f� C !'t �f I.} FS .'. .� 7! 7 .0 ' i 4c'I; E? Lbe proper . Hoot ton ight ¢a pe w a reo- oltii, o,, to be d.faf zed ka i wa:l for€n by w a sterq ho c l wa� no zti'�ectiaa e� grnt ing a Building 2orm it to tine 'Philtips Fetroickm Comp y, that the C;ourc.tl will not deny the Building Pa , ip :: to t:he Fbi lftns Petrole,4= Covipsny and w"li 'to i;act grant a b4it'ding pet t< it :o the P iiiln�i Ctjoje g C pat:.q, +upain isrestnttat:iom of a satisfact.o y tt�; r:h o :.'t �..3� ,.1 it,, , cln, - t:1,-Uctian Ot a Phillipo 66 Station and rezt:t r nV opca rho p opovty 7etcaz. vd at ;2f5'15 Ualver;rl fty Avenue N.E Seconded by X xklh "-V, Upr :n vv'yce vote., tbex-o +suing n -e nays, the motion • Mr, Robert M. ri.stenaen., Hr. Art Chr asateue ea, and 11r,, Gibbs, Attammey for they ChristCen cob, .ern isre:soat at the Counci l - 'ring- Mayor Ve-� asked C'hrjsteni�ea: Vnether he wished. tro pokst:pone comsideraarion of the Building PALE 211, itte<it uattL after the discasss.toa io the ytidley 8ov4ing and Rodeverlopment AuLbority. Wry Chriatreasen stated that be refers this quesest,.an to bis Attorney, kv, Glb:6 todicarad that Igo w tshcd to co- a.f -it:de the ildi <ng, ' exit Immediately. Hayor ides -stated that the Counct') could %raat or cot grant Cae Building Permit, and that the dec.i#toln, wag up to tN- Cox-1Tic1l Motion by Kirkhm. to grant a BuDWLng Pemit to Arthur Christ mven for repair of his property at 6473 -6451 Wversity twenue U. Ep Seconded by Sheridan. Upon, ra.. voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unaaLwuslyo AilJClWOMTs There being no fuartber buaftems Mayor Neck declared the Special. Cauncil Meeting of August: 4, 1965 adjorned at 8g27 PaMo Respectfully submitted: Ray=md E. We Secretary to the Council • 0 30 ,TREEa° 1565 -1 (ADDENDUM #2) Assessment Roll Add!tion Name Address Fc_ otage Assessment DONNAY 8 S LAKE°+ i E "W MANOR ADDITION Lot Block 1 6 Leslie F. Gloria Coleman 700 - 58th Ave. 45 (side) $ 367.05 22 6 Roger F. Joyce Trost S735 Quincy St. 84 686.28 23 6 Charles W. S Rosalie Cramer 71 1 Helene Place 85 694. 24 6 Walter G. Ludy McGaughey 701 Helene Place 120 (front side) 980.4 1 7 Victor L. Felix 680 - 58th Ave. 45 (side) 367.6 8 7 Phillip Jo C Mary Sheridan 621 Helene Place 80 653.6 9 7 James Jo O'Donnell 631 Helene Place 80 653.6 10 7 Charles G. 9, Helen Ringhofer 641 Helene Place 80 653.6 11 7 Reino A. b Helen Saari 651 Helene Place 80 653.6 12 7 Frank W. Carol Delmonico 661 Helene Place 80 653.6 • 13 7 Michael & Victor Pepek 671 Helene Place 80 653.6 14 7 James A. Mina Lehn 681 Helene Place 125 (front side) 1,021.2 1 9 Thomas F. Carole Lebovsky 700 Helene Piece 82 669, 2 9 Ellis Do Janet Griffith 690 Helene Place 79 645.43 3 9 Darly A. s Joyce Sandberg 680 Helene place 79 645.43 4 9 Douglas E.,Jr.& Bev. Larson 670 Helene Place 79 645.43 5 9 Leonard Jo & Janet Sennek 660 Helene Place 79 645.43 6 9 William A. & Ruth Emerson 650 Helene Place 79 645.43 7 9 Dean R. & Geraldine Abel 640 Helene Place 79 645.43 8 9 Crawford J, & Norma Foraker 630 Helene Place 79 645.43 9 9 John J. & Theresa Cotter 620 Helene Place 80 653.60 1699' $13,880.83 Cost of construction including 25% for Quincy Street .. 58th to Helene Place without drain tile $ 3,588.00 Helene Place - Madison to Quincy 10,285,15 $13,873.15 Costo $13,873.15 = 16998 - $8.17 per front foot RESaU ION NO. 140-1965 19 BES0l,UT oN 08D&Rim i+SPA0Vymm AND P=AL FLANS AND SPEGIF anoNs AND ESTMMS OF COSTS THR OF: STMMT nBMMMZNT PROJECT ST 1965-1 (ABDENDMI #2) WHEREAS, Resolution #124-1965 of the City Council adopted the 2nd day of August, 1965, set the date for hearing.on the proposed improvements9 as specifically noted in the Notice of Hearing attached hereto for reference as Exhibit "W', sud WHEREAS$ all of the property owners whose property is liable to be assessed with the making of these improvements (as noted in said notice) were given tan (10) days notice by mail and published notice of the Council Hearing through two (2) weekly publications of the required notice, and the hearing was held and the property owners heard thereon at the hearing,, as noted in said notice. NM, TMMEFOREs BE 1i RESOLVED, By the Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, as follows 1. That the following improvements proposed by Council Resolution 0124 -1965 are hereby ordered to be effected and completed as soon as reasonably possible to- wit.* • a) All of the improvements as noted in the notice of hearing on the sane as are. noted (in Exhibit "An) in said notice. That the work above nay be consolidated with other areas as one Improvement. 2. The work to be performed under this project many be performed under one or more contracts as may be deemed advisable upon receipt of bids. 3. The City Engineer is hereby designated as the Engineer for this improvements. He shall prepare final plans and specifications for tha making of such improvement. DAY OF AUGUST,. 1965. CM CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell MAY0R William 3. Nos --510 A) VICTOR A. NYDE ND O. INSURANCE ADJUSTERS ALL LINES PHONE 333 -1555 Earl P. Wagner, City. Manager City of Fridley Fridley, Minnesota Dear Mr. Wagner: 2001 RIVERSIDE MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55404 August 10, 1965 Re: Property at 281 57th Place Northeast Max D. Hapka We have copy of your letter of August 9th, presumably addressed to Max D. Hapka and granting a request for a delay in demolition, and attaching a copy of a memorandum from Vanguard Engineers, Inc. As a matter of information, prior to receipt of the above mentioned, this office, acting in behalf of the Austin St. Paul Mutual Insurance Company had reached agreement as to extent of loss and damage to the property and Mr.- Hapka has been paid by the Insurance Company. If there is any further information you wish, do not hesitate to call me. Very truly yours, VICTOR A. SNYDER AND CO. Victor A. Snyder VAS :cr 31� _,.I C0 STOCK & DAVIS, INC. Consulting Engineers 1446 County Road "J" Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 August 16, 1965 Honorable Mayor & City Council c/o Mr. Earl P. Wagner, Manager City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue, N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55421 Gentlemen: RE: Storm Sewer Improvement Project No. 73 and Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm Sewer Project No. 73-A (above bid as one project) We have examined the bid abstract on the above referenced project and find the lowest bid submitted was the bid of F. D. Chapman Construction Co. and Randall & Berglin (a joint venture) in the amount of $135,166.15. The second bid was submitted by C. S. McCrossan, Inc. in the amount of $150,128.00. The third bid was submitted by Walbou Excavating Co. in the amouht of $151,000.00. The following are the construction cost estimates . taken from the preliminary reports and used at th.e. public wearing on this improvement. Sanitary Sewer -- Innsbruck, Plat #5 $ 74,743.00 Water -- Innsbruck, Plat #5 38,804.50 Storm Sewer -- Innsbruck, Plat #5 49,620.00 Stoma Sewer -- 54th Avenue & 7th Street 23,000.00 Total Estimated Construction Cost $186,167.50 The estimated construction cost of this improvement after bids is $51,000.00 less than the estimated construction costs contained in the preliminary reports. The preceding tabulation of costs shows that the low bid of F. D. Chapman Construction Co. and Randall & Berglin is less than the preliminary cost estimates presented in the preliminary reports. If it is the Council's determination to proceed with this improvement, we'recomnend the contract be awarded to the low bidder in the amount of his bid. Very truly yours, COMSTOCK & DAVIS, INC. • BY- E. V. Comstock, P. E. EVC /cb Attachment __ ' 0 W-il AUCLIST 16, 196a AT it.) ' 7PL1 ?Ns'V)1,Uf,;' BID SECUR177? MAL BID WtiPLETION TME petro,14,1 i Ro-4:" Inc. 3613-,4,_Ard P'lace North I NO BID k evarp, 'In 5% 2&313 Glen Falls Insurance $135,166.15 135 days 54; 5z United Bonding Ins. Co. i $151;943.90 i As spec, r14 3 .... ...... 5% Fidelity b Deposit Co. $151.000.00 Blank 4 1 yea NO BID NO BID 5% 2 C,s at,,, Ave. Seaboard Surety Co. $191,607.00 As spec. Feter 1,Y 5% 6 15 Seaboard Surety Co. $186,709.43 As spec. .5 lid W2 5% Transamerica Fns. Co. $150,128.00 288 days _jL NO BID J APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT � ,f f c'. ^• i�fiA :�ll: ..i, r :►•) �rrrih .ff'j '.i�, •� f��1 T? r,t , • . j s t PI* OF FRIDLEY,. • MINNESOTA..., •_ i;.E.I f r t f . ; :, `.. <, . c f A 0 WNER S NAME. DgR' BULL at' ADDRESS X, e IL &i - -40 o ✓"e eADDRESS10 / Av 7orh c J ; r t, LOCATION OF BUILDING Cool.. a�•� s r c'i �r:rt�o w. . NO. G 3.3 STRFET ia..e Cwt ¢ &,PART OF 10T r raria Jo LOT BLOCK ADDITION OR SUBDIVISION CORNER LOT INSIDE LbT% SiTBACK SIDE•YARD __ _ ._�; SEWER ELEVATION FOUNDATION' Pi.BVA 'I01_ Applicant attach to this form Two Certificates of Survey `t jft*` a eihdi`�t'b�ioe�t�tj'�? �d building location drawn op these Certificates. bBSCRIPnow OF �biLDING ;' �� •'�' :rf f S E S d . 7:1r.r,, -c; _ /'Ii.�'• ? �`'fi �7 fI! To be used "' ad ! top �e Pront Depth Height Sq. Ft. Cu. Ft. 'r s . `, +• Front Depth' eight.ibh3 jj Lxlud Sq. Ft. Cu.' .Ft. 2 xo Type of Construction a Estimated Cost OB. � Y�3 `` ..r.....:.. To be completed The undersigned hereby makes application for a permit for the work herein' 3o.sd gd specified, agreeing to do all work in strict accordance with the City of Fridley Ordinances and rulings, of the Department of Buildings,, and hereb declares that all the 'facts add representations stated in this application nias7 ^rtt are true and correct, DATE SIGNATURE (Schedule of Fee Costs ,can be' found on the Reverse Side).• .r '. rl r ~ iJ J • C7 :i• t;iv ?i .i ^ 1-j Y Ar1L� : :C' J '?+9�C�tt2 ?8ti .0 ' �� U 0 i 1 • i 1 34 I !mpg j ON- NUNDEaENGINEEnING CO.,ITC. ENGINEERS AND "5UPLVE'Y0PZ3 LAND SU;VVENIING SOILS.,TESTING CIVIL &u MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING L^M0 PLXMMN45 6418-SGTN AVENUE N. MINNEAPOLIS 7T, MINN. KE 7- SG37 /7! Z-?,C- 41 S 041 3c 30 4 E-7, e w P� 35 W, &33 T4-,'?PA a iF 0 T 1 1 cOfF, P!_ 47- 10 WE KEPLEW CERTIFY THAT T1415 IS A TRUE A140 CORRECT REPRESENTNTIOM OF A. SURVEY OF THE BOUNDARIES OF THE PLAM0 ABOVE DESCRIBED AND or-THE LOCATION OF ALL BUILDINGS, IF ANY, THEREON, AND ALL VISIBLE ENCROACHMENTS, IF m4y, FQ0M Ok ON SAM LAND. MINDER ENGINEERING CO., INC. DATED THIS Cw-Y or- emcmmteas 04140 fy sv"I�yc�ms • 4 RDU?&WH 1,70, All o ximma xo Am= ung mr com �' TuE Cil'Y OF M37j2,V,, AlII`MS'OU W IZ.KnIG A CI'WGE DI ZO.IaITG DISILIXCTIS The Council of the City of Fridley dry ordain as follows: SWMON 1. Appendix D of the City Code of Fridley is amended as hereinafter indicated. SBCTXON 2. The tract or area wathin the County of Anolca and the City of Fridley and described as: All of the North 750 feet of the West 600 feat of the Northeast quarter (TaV4) Of the Nortinrest Qufister (NA) of Section 12, T-30, R -24, County of Anoka, State of 11innesota, generally lying .Bast of Highway #65 and South of Osborne Road. 1s hereby designated to be in the Zoned District known as IM ®1 (light industrial • areas). SUMON 3. That the Zoning Administrator is directed to change the Official ZOUIng map to shm said tract or area from coned district CQ2S (general shopping areas) to M -1 (light industrial areas). PASSED BY TIM CXIY COU MIL OF Tu3 cITY 017 gB.IMEy THIS DAY OF 1965. ATTEST: MAYOR William J. N" CM CIMUC Marvin C. Brunsell Public- Hsarings August 2, 1965 • First Reading:__ -- August 1 Second Reacting: Publish......... 0 ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 45 OF THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA BY MAKING A CHANGE IN USES . PERMITTED IN CERTAIN DISTRICTS ' The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows: Section 1. That the line numbered 1 providing as follows: "Uses Permitted in C -2 and C -2S Districts" under the title of Uses Permitted in M -1 District of Section 45.14 is hereby deleted and repealed. Section 2. The line numbered as 1 and providing Uses Permitted in R -3 District, except auto camps and trailer courts, as provided for under the title "Uses Permitted C -1 and C -1S Districts" of Section 45.10 of the Fridley Code is hereby deleted and repealed. • Passed by the City Council of the City of Fridley this day of August, 1965. ATTEST: Marvin C. Brunsell, Clerk First Reading: August 2, 1965 Second Reading: Published: • William N. Nee, Mayor JT r 0 019 Aft CITY or Rg106Rr rA') YNIVKANIYY Aft N.1# RECEIVED AM PM 718,9110111112111213141516 AMERICAN OIL - COMPANY P.O. BOX 1162 MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA Mr. Nasim Qureshi City Engineer Fridley, Minnesota Dear Sir: August 10, 1965 • SUPPLY AND TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT CONSTRUCTION- Proposed Pipeline S.P. 0205 -18,- City of Fridley Anoka County, Minnesota Our existing pipeline parallels University Avenue N.E. (T.H. 47) within one rod west of the present westerly right of way line between 49th and 53rd Avenues. We will be required by the State of Minnesota to relocate our pipeline to accommodate the proposed improvement of University Ave. We request your assistance to obtain a permit or easement from the City of Fridley which would allow us to relocate our pipeline within public right of way. The State has tentatively scheduled the letting of the above referenced project for October 15. If our Company were to obtain private right of way from the numerous property owners, this project could possibly be delayed at least a year without any assurance that the right of way negotiations would be completely successful. Therefore, our most feasible relocation would be along public right of way on the easterly side of 3rd St. N.E. between 49th and 53rd Avenues. The following is a brief synopsis of our proposed plan with a sketch at-' tached as per our discussion on August 6: 1) We will extend our existing casing across the proposed south- bound lane of University Avenue N.E. 2) Then we propose to cross 53rd Avenue N.E. diagonally toward its southerly right of way line and parallel 53rd Avenue to the easterly right of way line of 3rd St. N.E. 3) We plan on paralleling 3rd'St. N.E. to 49th Avenue N.E. to a tie -in point with our existing pipeline. Per our discussion on August 6, we will relocate approximately 17 feet easterly of the 3rd St. N.E. centerline and maintain a 3 -foot horizon- I• 49 Mr. Nasim Qureshi -2- August 100 1965 tal distance and 1 foot below the inplace gas main. In reply to your question on the pipeline design and safety features, our pipeline is constructed per ASA B31.4 -19599 American Standard Code For Pressure Piping, subheading Oil Transportation Piping, which is a national code published by The American Society of Mechanical Engineers. We use Grade B - 5L Seamless pipe, which has a .250" wall thickness and a minimum yield strength of 35,000 psi. The pipeline is designed to ' 72 percent of the minimum yield strength based on Barlowls'fcrmula: P 2 T f/ D where P = maximum internal design pressure T nominal wall thickness (inches) f 72 pprcent.of minimum yield strength D = outside diameter (inches) This design gives us a maximum allowable working pressure of 1440 psi. There is only one class of this code used by the industry for designing liquid petroleum pipelines. Howeverj, because of the location of our pumping stations, the working pressure in the Fridley area is only 100 to 200 psi. Also, our pipeline is cathodically protected to prevent corrosion. Thank you for, your cooperation and please advise us if we may be of further assistance to you on this matter. Sincerely yours, u�t�c V. J. Hansen Superintendent Twin Cities District Attachment VJH /aas . cc: Mr. N. F. Tietze Mr, E. M. Kennedy t a I PRESIDENT ROGER SANDAU INTERNAL VICE PRESIDENT DAVE SCHUBERT EXTERNAL VICE PRESIDENT DENNY KOHANEK STATE DIRECTOR BUDD PROCTOR DIRECTORS BUDD PROCTOR BOB YLINEN DARELL JOHNSON ED LAPPI CLARK THEILMAN SECRETARY DICK HARJU TREASURER DWAINE OVERBY 9RIDLEY 40 I AYCEES FRIDLEY JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 .9 August 1965 • City of Fridley 6431 University Ave. N. E. Fridley, Minnesota Attentions Mayor Bill Nee Dear Mayor Nee, We wish to estend�a most sincere thank you to you for allowing us to use the Locke Park facilities for our Region VIII Summer Regional. Many thanks for helping to make our Regional a success. Sincerely, Carl E. Britton, Chairman r Region VIII Summer Regional CEB /smb INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT THROUGH COMMUNITY SERVICE GEORGE M. HANSEN COMPANY Certified Public Accountants 0801 KXCULMOR ■LVO. MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA 95410 WALNUT 7 -5700 F 41 August 9, 1965• The City Council City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N.B. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Gentlemen: We are presently setting up our fall and winter work program and would very much appreciate an indication that we may be allowed to conduct the 1965 audit of the City of Fridley as we have �n past years. As in previous years our charge will be based on the actual time incurred by our organization, the total cost of which will not exceed $6,200, provided the books and records are maintained on.a basis consistent with that of the previous year. Should our time be less than anticipated, our estimate would be reduced accordingly. We have enjoyed our fine relationship with the City of Fridley during the past years and hope that we may be allowed to conduct the 1965 audit. Thank you. truly yours, y l GMH:mak G. M. Hansen l 5A BOARD OF APPEA18 PiENUTEG - AUGUST 11, 1965 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Nawrocki at 7:31 P.M. Members Present: Hawrocki Members Absents Fit$patrictt, Jankowski, Goodrich, Saunders The Chairman stated that this meeting is being held to conduct a public Mr. Propehn and Mr..Crowley from Mid- Continent Engineering were present, and Mr. Drees and For. Tadsen of Cerny Associates were also present. Chairman Nawrocki discussed the variance request with the petitioners. CWTINUATICU OV HEARING: Chairom Hawrocki stated that since there was not a quorum of the Board of Appeals present to conduct the bearing advertised for this date, that said hearing would be continued to Wednesdg, August R� 18 1965 at 7:30 P.M. l�II�IH��.H.l. I HtlHYHA�s' • Respectfully submitted: &A-e P. GCS Earl P. 17agner Secretary to the Board • BUMING BOARD MINQTES - .AUGUST 11 1965 0 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Kravik at 7 -.48 P.M. 1. 2. Members Present: Kravik, Kirkham, Ellis, Tonco (2nd Ward) Members Absent: Wallace, Uerder (3rd Ward), Hauge (lot Ward) Motion by Kirkham. Seconded by Ellis to refer this request to the Streets and Utilities Sub - Committee of the Planning Commission for recommendations relative to the proposed street plan in the area. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Chairman Kravik declared the motion carried. Mr. Johnson was prevent. The Building Inspector advised the board that the structure meets all codes and it apparently needs no work on either the exterior or the interior to be acceptable under the present City Building Codes. Mr. Johnson stated that the structure destroyed by the tornado at • 501 Mississippi Street was on a slab and that he would put in a basement foundation. Motion by Kirkham, Seconded by Tonco to table action on this request to a meeting set for Wednesday August 18, 1965, so that members of "the Building Board could look at the structure at its present location. Upon a voice vote, there being no rays, Chairman Kravik declared the motion carried. 3. REQUEST TO INSTALL AN ART CHRIS7WSMI: Motion kX Kirkham. Seconded b Tonco to approve the groposed awain and facing. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Chairman Kravik declared the motian r.&=j d. 4. A=== EM A MLWG =QT FaR AN 8 8 A SUB- DIVISIC0 #39 - BY MID- COMIMIT ENGIN ERrIG: Mr. Propehn and Mr. Crowley from Mid- Continent Engineering and Mr. Tadeen and Mr. Drews from Ceray Associates were present. The proposed structure could have its entrance on 44th Avenue N. E. Lot 8 Auditors Sub 39 is the triangular piece of property bounded by 44th Avenue N.E., 43rd Avenue N.S. and Main Street N.L., and is all that portion of this triangle except for Lot 7 which is occupied by Vid Metal Products. • Motion by � Permit mod» Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Chairman ICravik • declared the motion carried. There being no further business, Chairman Yxavik declared the meeting adjourned at 8028 P.M. Respectfully submitteds &2x- V • �X)4t3'4�- Earl P. Wagner Acting Secretary to the Board 0 f4 il. 4 The Jane ne ting of the Rmc®aticn CGmuissim Was called to carder at 9 s SS PA. In tho Senicc High '.Leadjer ° s Launge by U o Jack Dom, «Ao iifbla: s Presets Smvstw v Durso johmme +^wh.i d others Presents Paul Brown The uUmtes of the nesting Of 1QV 24# IM were :ed as @�'laOtMio m*icu by sangstwo Secoudsd by j bnoono jadk Dane, t Will dhaft further an the advisability of aat�v+tliag the traffic signal at sent River Road and HIdUWY dmXImQ the Sunray PI"VXC=d Prograao t'hs bus oast Z= sp mIal trips dwi ng the Sn=a W Playgrcnnd PsogsarS is $09,00, The CamnUmian rs0 w=wmW that bids focr bus transp wtatloa be taken O Plans f #fie 4th of Jutiy Fast VVII ba" beaaA von slet+ed0 the Festival still be 'held at the Frldlgy Cargaaoas�a frcan I — S 1 �-M- L The 9011aMIM events Will be srcheduled5 I Polio — T -ball, game a P.M6 - Field events (prisss awvxftd to winners) 3 P,%Ko — Pew Wmw - Cub WhOltUm Gma 400 P*M6 - Sandstraaventr nc vro All stars, Each year the festival Will i.AC3udt sere and ncs activities it jadc mqft will eantact, SdmmL Distriat 013 and visit tb6ft retool board to give then an 40TIAMUOU Of our RSWQ&ti= PX*9V=* Dmpbv will ask KIM 0"Bannon to attend the DOM X0=00tJOU UAW.U* In order to lows mare about the Andm CounLT pcograno 2hvxodW* Jidy 29. 19658 7s 3O P,M6 at the SGUIM 210 Ts&dbWo& LOUDS60e 2he mestirml adjawmed at 9s2S P.IL RA NJ: ftft' 9UMy ttsds Jack" sward semetmy to the caudssi©n 4- FRIDLEY HOUSING AND REDEVELOI -1 4T AUTHORITY FETING+ - AUGUST 4, 1965 • The meeting was called to order at the Madsen Building at 8 :00 P.M.s by Chairman Herders ROLL CALLS Present: Chairman Richard Herder, C umissioners Paul Barrow, Jobn Meyer, Lois Mullin and Robert Kendall, Executive Director Allan Ander- son, Tom Hodne and David Alberts from Hodne Associates and Elmer Binford of the HHFA. There were numberous visitors present. Absents None. MINUTES - MEEM. NG OF JULY 19, 1965: +�r�.nrr♦ rrr�ror�r.r� Mr. Barrow moved that the minutes of the meeting of July 19, 1965 be approved. Mr. Meyer seconded and upon a voice vote, the" being no na"s said motion carried unanimously. MINUTES - METING OF JUTS 21 19�65s Motion by Mr. Meyer, seconded by Mrs Barrow, that the minutea of the meeting of July 21, 1965 be approved. Upon a voice vote, there being no nayss said motion carried unanimoaslyo MINUTES -► METING OF JULY 282 196g: Motion by Mr. Barrow, seconded by Mrs Meyers that. the minutes of the meeting of Ju3y 28, 1965 be approved. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, said motion carded unanimously. CCATIONS ?TTTERS s Chairman Herder read several letters of an 'to the Authori- ty. One letter was from the HHFA and contained copies of executed contracts. Another was From Mr. Swartsel. There vas a copy of a letter sent. to Lieute- nant Colonel Harding, St. Paul from Mr. Swartsel, regvesting.flood infor- mation (Riverview Heights areal. MR. HODNBIS SPORT ON'RIVERVIEW HEIGHTS AREAS Mr. Hodne stated that the'S&P report for this area should be reader within approximately a week, for review,, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S REPORT: Mr. Anderson. explained that he bad toured the,University Avenue area and the Riverview Heights area with Mr. Binford app -`fir. Wilcoxf f -om Chica- go. He. stated that the m;Lin pressing issue was to. complete, -as soon as • possible, building inspections, so.that final plans can be documented. 48 kUCUTIVE DIR CTORIS REPORT �rrr�r�� rrr rarerar lflr. Anderson stated that his office hours at the Madsen Building • will be from 800 A.M. to 5to0 P.M. on Monday Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. 14edne: day office hours will be from 6530 A.M. to 8too P.M. A telephone will be installed at the Madsen Building, and a secre- tary will be hired within the next week or two. Mr. Anderson reported that the Authority would be able to purchase the furniture and supplies needed. The Authority moved the meeting to the City Hall at 8:30 P.M., in or- der to accomodate the numerous visitors. UNIVERSITY AVOWE PROJECT. RETIEWS Mr. Hodne explai'ined, to the visitors' that the proposed projects are still very mnah in the survey and planning phase, and explained the steps and procedures that must be followed in the redevelopment projects, goals to be reached and the.advantages to the property owners and the City as a whole. The question was raised, by several property owner a,, as to what the procedures would be on the purchase of their properties, if the proposed project was accepted. It was explAined• that, if the Authority had-to pur- chase these properties, appraisals would be made to determine a fair mw--- ket price. It was further stated that the appraisals would most likes be considered under the present coning categories of these lands. It was pointed out that the owner of a parcel, in turn, would then be given the first opportunity to buy back the rezoned land, if he so wished. Attoirney Leonard Juster suggested that'a policy might be set up on procedures of purchase. There was•a discussion of the pros and cams of the proposed industrial area along Highway No. 100. It was pointed out that there was a large amount of industrial land north of Mississippi Street and west of University Avenue that had not,as.yet been developed. There was much discussion on service roads, access roads in residential sections, tax structure, possible land use, the present image of Fridley and the possible potential that might be created with a new and better image. . Mr, Herder pointed oat that the City Council would probably make a pub- lic announcement or hold a City election, before the redevelopment projects became finalised. , REVIEW OF RNERVIE -W HEIGHTS AREAS Mr. Hodne gave-a brief statement on the progress of a possible redevelop- ment project for the Riverview Heights area. CITY :901 TRW PROJECT REPMS • Mr, Hodne pointed oat, on the proposed Ping Mpa new suggested boundaries for this project and gave reasons for same. He reviewed the economic report for this arda and discussed the proposals and their possible advantages.: -2- CITY CEN76R PROJECT 4EVILW (Continued)s Dr. Trezona stated that he approved the basic concept of this pro- posed plan and inquired about the problem of a parcel being owed by more than one party* It was pointed out that sometimes the land has to be re- parceled in order to benefit all concerned' and it was suggest that owners of adjoining parcels could get together and possibly come up with propo- sals of their own' that would meet the renewal specifications and be accept,- able. Then, these parcels would not have to be included in the project, It was agreed that the Authority would call a meeting of property owners in this area, for this purpose. There was discussion on the traffic pattern and proposed service road at Mississippi and University, the image of the present shopping center in this section and the greater potential and advantages in the proposed renew- al plan, private development, effects on present tennants in existing build- ings and the consideration of the community as a whole. The Authority dis- cussed possible SPA loans to aid small businesses. There were other. SPA services mentioned. t .mXT YEETING DATE: The next regular meeting of the Authority will be held on Wednesday, August 119 1965 at $!00 P.M., in the Madsen Building. Ai�.Tr! Motion by Yx, • at IWO P.M. Up unanimously. Barrow, seconded by Mrs. Mullin, to adjourn the meetlM Upon n U a voice vote, there being no nays, said motion carried Respectfully submitted# Lois Mullin Secretary Fridley Housing & -3- Redevelopwnt Authority T9 F'RIDLEY HOUSING AND RMEVEL Pty EN T AUTHORITY MEETING - AUGUST 10' 1965 • This meeting took place at the Colonial Inn on August 10s 1965 at IWO o'clock novas. ROLL CALLS Presents Chairman Richard Herder, Comdssioners Lads Mullins, Pant Barrow and Join Myers Ezecutive Director Allan Anderson, Attorney Leonard Juster and Torn Hodne, City Plarner• Absents Commissioner Robert Kendall. THIRD PARTY CONTRACTs RESOLUTION NO. FM 1965••12: Tom Hodne presented a corrected copy of his 3rd party contract ia• eluding all additions, corrections and deletioasr (Rafe Ltr., August 20 1965, URA, Swartzel) suggested by the URA for approval by the FM. Upon a motion of Paul Barrow and seconded by John Meyer, a Resolu- Lion Now FHRA 196542# to approve the revised contract for Hodne Asoo• ciates was unanimously passed. AIRiDN11CV'i' TO CITY CE RM PROJECT CONTRACT - RESOLUTION NO2. FHRA 1965.13 t �� r�rr rr�rrsu��r.�. +r��rrr.rrrr.s�rrr��rlr� Tom Hodne presented a proposed amendment to his City Center Project • Contract to.enable Hodne Associates to sub - contract a team of buildisng inspection experts and to authorise this team to begin inspections is the City Center Projecte A motion that "bite approves in principles the memorandus presented in special nesi.on by T. Hodrms August lag 1965, regarding the hiring of sub - contract personnel for special studies relating to the feasibility study of the City Center Project",, was made by Lois Mullin. The motion eras seconded by Mr, Barrow and upon being put to a voice vote, said mo- tion carried unanimously.' SPECIAL CONSULTANTS, THEIR SERVICES ANTI ESTIMATED COSTS - RESOLUTION PTO. nRk 1�65a1i�s John Mayer moved, "That the specifically named Consultants wA their services, mentioned in Te Hodnts memorandums be approved; and that it is further understood that the estimated costs of these sere vises is 03,QW.pO0on The motion was seconded by Lois Mullin and upon being put to a voice votes there being no nayss said motion carried una- ni-. wusly. BILL FROiI MR. HODNEs Mr. Hodne presented a bill For work performed to date. The bill was given to the Commissioners for study, No action was taken at this date. ADJOURNMENTt The meeting was adjourned at 2 ;00 P.M* Respectfully submitted, Allan Anderson, Executive Director - FM . RESOLUTION N0, FHRA 1965•S2 A RESOLUTION OF TIM FRIDLEY HOUSING AND REDEVELOPeff AUTH REs APPROVAL uF REVISED CONTRACT FOR HODNE ASSOCIATES WHERUS, at a special meeting of the Authority an August 10# 1965, Thomas H. Hodne of the firm of Hodne Associates, apoeared and pramt. ed to the Members of the Authority, a corrected copy of his Third Party Contract, including all additions corrections and deletions (Ref. Ltr., August 2, 1965, URA, Swartzel),_-suggested by the URA for appro"I by the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority; and WHERSA3, the revised contract was reviewed in detail; NOW THSRERM BE IT RESOLVED'by the Fridley Housing and Redeve- lopment Authority, Fridley, Minnesota., as follows: That the Revised Contract for.Hodne Associates, as presented to the Authority on August 10, 1965, is hereby approved and executedo ADOFM AT A KETING OF THE FRIDLEY HOLISM AIM REDMWPMW AUTHO M ON THE IoTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1965,, 0 ATTEST: t■ l l • 51 RESOLUTION NO. FHRA 1965- 3 aw�l A RESOTTTION OF THE FRIDLEY HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AMORITY RE: APPROVAL OF =0 IN REGARD TO HIRING OF SUB - CONTRACT PERSON- NEL METATIND TO MMIM 3TVM Of TM CI1'3l' CENTER PROJECT WIGS, at a special meeting of the Authority on August 100 1965, Thomas H. Hodne presentod a proposed amendment to his City Center*Projef Contract to enable Hodne Associates to.sub- sontraat a team of building inspection experts and to authorise this team to begin inspections in the City.Center Project; and WHINW, this proposed amendment was presented in the form of a memorandum; and WHEREAS, this memorandina was reviewed in detail; NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Fridley Housing and Reds•• velopment Authority, Fridley, MAnnesota, as follows: That the Authority approve, in principles the meacoraudnm pre - sented in a special session by Thomas H. Hoge on August 10, 1965, . regarding the hiring of sub - contract personnel for special studios relating to the feasibility study of the City Centex Project, ADOPTED AT A MEETING OF THE FRIDLEY HOUSING AND REDi;VSLORMT AUTKORITY ON THE 10TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1965. AT ESTs • 0 RESOUITION NO. FMA 12gA A RESOLUTION OF THE FRIDLEY HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTRO= REs APPROVAL OF SPECIFICALLY NAM CONSULTANTS AM THEIR SEWCFS WKWASs at a special meeting of the Authority on August 10, 1965, Thous H. Hodne presented a memorandum naming specific Oa&* sultamts and their services, with estimated costs of these services to be $3,000 ,600; and WHERW, this memoradum was revieraed in detail; NOW THERMPM BE IT RESOLVED by the "Fridley Housing and Rkb valopment Authoritys Mdlrey, idmesotas as foUowst 1. That the Authority.approve the specifically named consul-b tarts and their services, mentioned in Hodnd's memorandum. 2. That it is further understood that the estimated costs of these services is to be $300040. ADOPM AT A XMING OF THE t+'RIDLLY HOUSING ARD RF ZY11LOP AUTHORITY ON THE 1M DAY OF AUQUST, 1965,6 ATTESPs • 512 0 FRIDLEx HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMFM AnHORM MELTING - AtrGUST Ili, 1965 The meeting; was called to order at 8t00 P.M., by Chairman Herder. ROLL CAL_: Presents Chairman Richard Herder, Commissioners tole Mullin and Paul Barrow, Executive Director Allan Anderson, David Alberts (Hodne Associates) and Attorney Leonard Juster Commissioner John Mayer and Torn Hodne arrived later in the meeting: Visitorst wally Miskowic, Holding Stone, Eugene Graves, Clarence Graves: Attorney James Gibbs, Mrs. Andy Peres, Mrs. Ann Devore, Ift. Lois M. Rowen, Mrs. Wallace Sabme- deks and Eldon Schnedstae. AbDrsyyen,/t��ss` Comudesionsr Robert Kendall* APPROVAL OF i. rri1 �i� �� C A G ST 49 1965: The follawring correction is made an pap 3s paragraph 2 of Umm minutest The letters SPA an to be changed to read, OMAN& Notion by Mr* Barrow, seconded by Mrs. Mullin, to app me the mit1p. utes of the meeting. of August 4, 1965, as corrected. Upon a voice *Qto, • there being no nays, said motion carried uaan mousi COi4I4MCATIONS - LETTER FROM AIR. BI1WORDt The Authority reviewed a letter received from Mr. Binford, in reQog- nitiow of them Veeting here last veek. BUILDING PLRM1T REQUEST - AMM VERESt �.rrrr�rwrr.rri • . This was the consideration of a Building Permit request by We Andy, Versa to're►Auild his tornado damaged home at 5608 •, 4th Street VA.,$ Mrs Gibbs, Attorney, stated that Mr. Vw" wanted to enclose his damaged property (wal]..and roof) and provide heating, so that be would be able to work ,repairing the inside of his home duriag the winter months* We Veres is aware of the fact that his rebuilding might have to shop, if the proposed redevelopment project become$ fipali%*do Motion by Mr. Barrow, seconded by- Mrs. Ml].in, to redommend that this Building Pepait be approve& Upon` s Yoiae votes them being no nears, said motion carried unan"mous]y. MICECUME DIRE=, # S REPCM Mr. Anderson. reported that the Inspection Team, retained by the Authority to do detailed inspections in the proposed City Center arsa, • are now at work. A report, by them, is .expected to be made by next Wodnesday,. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S REPORT (Continued): �rr�i rrru ■ � r rrw—sr r�w�orw� He explained that an ad for a secretary for the Authority has • been placed in the paper, and it will run for ten days. He expects to have recommendations for said position ready for consideration: by next 14odnesday. Mr. Anderson presented bids from three firms (Fridley Office Sup- ply.* Business Furniture, Far*tams) for office furnishings, The total estimated cost for furnishings listed is x$16,00. Motion by Mrs. Mullin, seconded by Mr. Darrow, to adept the Exe- cutive Director's recommendations on office furnishings and instruct him to purchase same. Upon a voice vote.* there being no nayss said motion carried unanimously. Mr. Anderson informed the Authority that he had been contacted by several Riverview Heights residents and asked if he would go up and as- sist them in forming a neighborhood group to support proposed redevelop- ment in this area, They informed Mr. Anderson that they.have 300 feet of film, showing flood damage, that they would like to present. MEETING - CHAMBER OF C010(ERCEs Chairman Herder explained that the Chamber of Commerce would meet at noon at the Maple Laves Cafe on Thursday, August 12s 1965# and they had inquired if a representative of the Authority would attend to ans- wer arW possible questions, Mr. Anderson agreed to attend. • PRELIMINARY PRESENTATION OF PROPOSED RIVERVIEW HEIGHTS FROJECTs Mrs David Alberts presented the survey and planning applicationn draft for this proposed area, in the northwest corner of the City. It involves sixty -one residential buildings, with boundaries to generally include lands at 825' above sea level. Fifty -four of these buildings were touched by the floods, while seven were isolated by the flood waters. He explained that they felt some land could be cleared, as it Is not buildable; also, that some properties might be saved for resi- dential, He explained that the amount of land to be considered has beet reduced (from first preliminary idea) about one acres omitting soma vacant land, The estimated survey and planning cost.is $86,000.00. The estimated evaluation figure is about one million dollars, with the City's portion to be $269,000.00 Q of net cost after sale of land). These figures are based on staff estimates. He explained the feasibility of the study of possible relocation of some structures in this flood area. He suggested that it might be wise to study the possibility of the Authority to determine some proce• duxes for the residents who might wish to move their houses. This might reduce the necessity for aiding families in finding new homese Mr. Alberts pointed out the proposed boundaries on the map. He stated that.the Authority's approval of the draft of the preliminary survey application and action to direct the Attorney to prepare the necessary legal portions of it, we needed so that applications for this project can be filed as soon as possible. He envisions a place- ning period of approximately twelve months for this projects .2e PRELI14IINARY PRESENTATION OF PROPOSED RI'VERVIEW_HEIGHTS PROJECT (Cont'd.)s It was pointed out that funds are provided only for payment of pro - perty, and not for physical movement of property. One procedure would be to have property appraised at fair market value in its present location. Then the building would be appraised at fair market value in a new, loca- tion; which figure might be different. It might then be practical for the Authority, instead of paying for the building, to pay the costs of moving said building to another location (with adjustment in values). This would become two separate transactions Mrs Alberts explained that the estimated figure provides for cons- truction of a roadway, virtually the entire length of the property under considerations The Authority discussed the many aspects and possibili- ties of road improvement; also, the possibility of medium density hous- ing for portions of the land. Mrs Alberts presented a taro -page summary of the contract and sug- gested that copies of this summary, contracts and maps be presented to the City Council. The question arose as to whether or not the public night have a chance to bid on condemned houses, if the proposed project were to go through. It was explained that if the owner is not interested and if the property can be moved, there would probably be a public notice post- ed in the paper advertising for bids. The Authority agreed to study the maps, contracts and reports for • this proposed area, for review at their next meeting. The Authority of!- ficial.],y received the survey and planning application draft for this Riverview Heights area. VISITORS: Most of the visitors present were interested in the proposed Ser- vice roads at 57th and 61st and University Aveenues. Mrs Alberts and Mrs Hodne presented the latest drawings of these proposed service roads, and explained in detail the reasons for these proposals and advantages for Sara. After -much discussion betwaen the visitors and the Authority, Mr. Barrow made a motion that the Authority draw up Resolution No, FIMA 1965-15 to the City Council asking theft to contact the Highway Depart- ment to request a delay on proposed service road corners; and notify - ing the City Council that the Authority recommends, in principle, the idea of set -back service roads, but that they are asking for a delar in order to clarify exact, minute details. The motion was seconded by Mr. Dyer and upon a voice vote, there being no .nays, said motion car- ried unanimously. Dote: Drawings and Resolution are to be included with minutes. APPROVAL OF CONTRACTSs • A motion was mach by Mr. Air to approve and execute the contracts for the Authority's Accountant and the Authority's Legal Consul.. The motion was seconded by-Mr. Barrow and upon a voice vote, there being no nays, said motion carried unanimously. 57 NEXT Mir' TIN(f DAT`Es • The Authority will hold a special meeting on 'Monday, August I61, 1965s between 4s00 and 6300 P;Mo, at the Madsen Building. Ths Authwi -- . ty will review the work progress of all the proposed projebtee NEXT RMUILAR I4EErINGs The next regular meeting of the Authority will be held on Wednes. dayf August 180 1965 at 8300 P.M,, at the Madsen Buildings ADJOURBi!WS Motion by We I49yer, seconded by Kr. Barrows to adjow u the met - ing at I1s15 P.M. Upon a voice vote, tyre being no nays, said motion carried unanimously. LJ 0 Respectfully submitted0 Lois Mullin Secretary Fridley Housing & Redevelopment Authority .,j10 RESOTXTION NO. PHRA 196515 A RESOLUTION OF THE- M- =TPY HOUSING AND REDEVELOPIM A11THORM REs RECOM- M- NDATION TO CITY COUNCIL To REQUEST HIGH! <rAY DEPARTI+4 N FOR DWAY ON CONSTRUCTION OF SERVICE ROAD CORNERS W1iS US, at a regular meeting of the Authority on August Up 1965 a resolution was passed recommending to the City Council of the City of Fridley that they contact the state Higbw Department to request a delay on the construction of the, proposed service road car- s; and WHEREAS, there has'been much public opinion voiced as to the exact locations of these proposed corner service roads; and WMMHAS, the Authority recanmsds, in principle, the idea of set -ba¢k service roads; but IMWAS, the Authority is asking for a delay to clarify exact, minute details of location of said set-back service roads; NOW TASMFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Fridley Housing and R velopment Authority, Fridley, Minnesota, as follows: 1. That the Authority recommend to the City Coupon that they contact the State Highway Department to request that said Highway Department delay construction on pro- posed service road corners. 2. That the Authority recommends, in principle, the idea at set -back service roads, but that they are asking for 'a delay in order to clarify exact, minute details for lo- cation of sans,* ADOPTED AT A MMING OF THE, FRIDLEY HOUSING AND RNDEPELOPMENr AUTHORITY ON THE 11TH DAY of Ai1Gm, 19650 ATTEST: ,ff RESOLUTION N0. 144 — 1965 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY IN CONNECTION WITH FILING OF AN APPLICATION FOR UNDER- TAKING OF SURVEYS AND PLANS-FOR A DISASTER PROJECT. WHEREAS, under Title I of the Housing Act of 1949, as amended, the Housing and Home Finance Administrator is authorized to extend financial assistance to a locality for the planning and undertaking. of an urban renewal project in an urban area which the governing body of the'locality certifies, and the Administrator finds, is in need of redevelopment or rehabilitation as a result of a catastrophe \. which the President has determined to be a major disaster; and WHEREAS, it is desirable and in the public interest that the Fridley Housing and. Redevelopment Authority prepare surveys and plans presently estimated to cost approximately Ninety Thousand Five Hundred and no, /100 ($90,500.00) Dollars, in order to undertake and carry out an urban renewal project of the character contemplated by Section 111 of said Title I, in that certain area, proposed as an Urban Renewal Area, situated in the City of Fridley, County of Anoka, and State of Minnesota, and described as follows: "Riverview Heights Area" being a triangular shaped. area bounded generally as follows: On the South and West by the Mississippi River, on the North by Glencoe Street, and on the East by a bank whose elevation is 830 feet (and whose distance in this area from the rivertat its farthest point,is 450 feet), said bank running generally in a south - westerly direction, to a point where said bank joins 79th Way and the Mississippi River. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA: '1.. That the proposed Urban Renewal Area described above is an urban.area in need of redevelopment or rehabilitation as a result 4_ , -- - -- - -- - -- -- 0 of a catastrophe which the President, pursuant to the provisions of • Public Law 875, 81st Congress, as amended, has determined to be a major disaster, and is appropriate for an urban renewal project; that the undertaking by the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority of surveys and plans for an urban renewal project of the character. contemplated by Section 111 of Title I of the Housing Act of 1949, as amended, in the proposed Urban Renewal Area described above, is hereby approved; and that financial assistance under Title I is needed to enable the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority to finance the undertaking of the Project. 2. That it is cognizant of the conditions that are imposed in the undertaking and carrying out with Federal financial assistance of an urban renewal project of the character contemplated by Section 111 of Title I, including those prohibiting discrimination because of race, color, creed, or national origin; and also the following requirements: (a) that the contract for temporary loan or capital grant for the Project shall specify a date for compliance with the workable program for community improvement requirements of Section 101 (c) of Title I; (b) that the urban renewal plan shall be approved by this body; (c) that local grants -in -aid, consisting of donations of cash, land, demolition or removal work, and the installation, construction, or reconstruction of streets, utilities, - parks, playgrounds, or other improvements or the provision of other public buildings or facilities, necessary for carrying out in the Urban Renewal Area the objectives of the urban renewal plan, shall be provided in an amount which, together with the Federal capital • grant, will be generally equal to the difference between Gross 4_ , -- - -- - -- - -- -- ii Project Cost and the proceeds or value of project land sold, leased, or retained for use in accordance with the urban renewal plan; and (d) that there shall be prepared and carried out a plan for the encouragement, to the maximum extent feasible, of the provision of dwellings suitable for the needs of individuals and families displaced by the major disaster or by redevelopment or rehabilitation' activities in connection with the Project; and it is the sense of this body that such conditions can and will be complied with. 3. That the filing of an application by the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority for surveys and plans for an urban renewal project in the Urban Renewal Area described above is hereby approved. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE C TTY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS 16TH DAY OF AUGUST , 1965. ATTEST: CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell MAYOR - William J. Nee E f • 7\ APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT --MINNESOTA-, 6 --CITT OF FRTM 91 OWNER'S NANEVI-i-Ald; �'7 BUILDER ADDRESS ADDRESS LOCH ON. OF BUILD to NO. STREET OF .LOT LOT BLOCK ADDITION OR SUBDIVISION CORNER LOT INSIDE. LOT `r SETBACK SIDE -YARD h SEWER ELEVATION FOUNDATION zl!�Ymov ; Applicant attach to this form Two Certificiatek -of'Su'tvey'0' L `of x ? vd building location drawn on these Certificates. 'DESCRIPTION 61?,B'VMDING �111 0 "l To be IV F t ron Depth ._ Height Sq. Ft. Cu Ft.- Sq Pts CU,FtG 069 Type of Construction Estimated coo t To be completed Ord Vii{ ri:2t>ri The undersigned hereby makes application for 'a permit for the work herein specified, agreeing to-,do all.work,in strict accordance with the City of Fridley ordinances and rulings of the Department'of Buildings,,:.and hereby i J Is declarea that all thelacts- and,repr . esentationa'stated in_ this lipplication are true and correct, A'j DAT SIGN, (Schedule of Fee Costs can be found on the Reverse' Slde)...- 59 1. 01 flu #!-.Tow 't 00.()J!1 0").01 ...0ox"') '5.0j qu (j',t IG 00 1j' i) Z V0 A t 7 30-) "J 59 1. a. w • APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT CITY OF FRIDLEY,.MINNESOTA,, 'i rI3 ,x cr:s OWNER'S NAME <~ DER ; ADDRESS - DRESS_ M LOCATION-OF BUILDING i3a NO.._ �' STREBT ��, L�/✓c',.tc't,C'P4T OF LOT i LOT � -. BLOCK ADDITION OR SUBDIVISION CORNER LOT INSIDE LOT 1--' SETBACK SIDE -YARD_ SEWER ELEVATION FOUNDATION ALEVAT10N Applicant attach to this form Two Certificates of Sufwey^of Lot and'propbsiao' , - ,building location drawn on these Certificates. e ;t: •r:� G� D$SCRIpT ION ,OF`BVILDING ' i. hcrt.f To be used as Front, Depth -3' Height Sq.:Ft. Cu. Ft. Front' Depth ' Height 3 Sq. Ft,., Cu. Ft.�....�..._:'.c,� Type of Construction �� ,�.r�� Estimated Cost. To be completed / The undersigned hereby makes application for a permit for the work herein specified, agreeing to do all work in strict accordance -with the City of , Fridley Ordinances and rulings of -,the Department of Buildings, and hereby declares that all the facts and representations.stated,,inAthis application are true and correct,. ' DATE ,�,F +:.. � S SiGNATU (Schedule of Fee Costs can be- fdun • on the Reverse Side). t�i.a�V " 00►0U�' '.i' *IO :xf�.::'l i,� - �r ^,!•'i .:4..•� /, .... .. 00.00z� Ir v,) glow xrj c .:•,';r,!riy _. . IA ._. _ 61 r _ August 5, 1965 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Let it be known that as of this date, August 5, 1965, Paul K. Yagyu of 617 Rice Creek Terrace, Fridley, Minnesota (Lot 1, Block 2, Plat 7) has given John L. Markfelder of 613 Rice Creek Terrace, Fridley, Minnesota (Lot 2, Block 2, Plat 7) permission to erect an attached garage with adjoining screened -in porch approximately 4` (four feet)'from the lot line dividing the properties. It is understood that the structure on Lot 2, Block 2, was installed approximately.1116" instead of the standard`101 from the west lot line. f i L Pliu 1 K. Y 617 Rice rrace Fridley, to 55432 ge John L. Markfelder 613 Rice Creek Terrace Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Hereby sworn to me on this date of 4 " 6S 62 APPLICATION. FOR BUILDING PERMIT CITY OF PRIMEY,,.. MINNESOTA, OWNER'S NAME BUILDER., ADDRESS ADDRESS C R'() F 1� LOCATION -OF BUILDING 4 0 -9 N0. 0 0 kki OF LOT P; r- LOT BLOCK 7 ADDITION OR SUBDIVISION 7 1777I .C),111 f�. C CORNER LOT INSIDE LOT IDE-YARD ,� . SETBACI( SEWER ELEVATION' � FOUNDAil `EiiNii ON it'll Applicant attach tw ' this- form. Two Cdrtificatei"of Survey "of Lot And "Ptopos"'ed building location drawn on these Certificates. DESCRIPTION Oi� BUILDING t.s � To be used'sa J g, q ,_Front t Depth Height Sq.:. Ft. Cu. rront.; H epth' eight. fibs Tu Sq. Ft. Cu. .Ft. 1 Type of Construction -Estimated Cost To be completed The undersigned hereby makes application for a permit for the work herein specified, agreeing to do all work in strict accordance with the City of Fridley Ordinances and rulings of the Department of Buildings' and hereby declares that all the facts and representations stated in' this application ,r are true and correct. C:i ;; wl N�� DATE 0 SIGNATURE (Schedule/ of ee Costs can be found on the Reve a Side). _ G3 Aug. 9, 1965 • To *Whom it may concern: We, Arthur W. Gneizer Jr. and Bonnie Joe Gneizer ( The owners of property located at 6820 Jefferson St. No E. ) have no objection to Lanny R. Benson and" Joyce E. Benson (The owners of property, located at 6830 Jefferson St. N. E.). extending their garage approximately 8 feet, 6inchem ahead of their existing front foundation. We therefore grant.them peemiss�on to build their garage ahead of the present front foundation line, i a r- r . V 64 • APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT I a !;jCITY OF FRIDLETq_-,M=SOTA. b f i I Iu d OD CPO. 11 Sic OWNER'S NAME, _BUILDER,'/ Y c , ADDRESS ADDRESS a j LOCATION 4F BUILDING- NO. :r4 I Fr— P 0 STREET _ -PART OF LOT BLOCK ADDITION OR SUBDIVISION CORNER LOT INSIDE LOT SETBACK %DE-YAJW' SEWER ELEVATION FOUNDATION EL$V ON Applicant attach to this form Two Certificates of Survey r Atid"OrbposePo- building location drawn on these Certificates. f-T-LIS yfin -1r)"I f 71 V 0 f I D1141:1. 7-WI:jo :1 To be iiied" Vr-A 0 Front Depth Height SI.. Vt. Cu. Ft. % Front YDepth Height Iil 4lud Sq.' Fie'. Type of Construction, Estimated cost To be completed 10. The undersigned hereby makes applicatIdn for a'pemit for th6iwor'k,herein specified, agreeing to do all work in strict accordance with the City of Fridley ordinances and rulings of the De'partment.of Buildings,-and, hereby, declares that all the'-facts and representations statedjn this 'pp 4licatioia are true and correct. j" DATE SIGNATURE (Schedule of Fee Costs can be found on the Reverse Side),- 4 40., �_a �'Tu �T, 1� ,U-�o r !,&:no i! , 03 'sow 10 JatoD b!" 3 PKT !.i 00.60�? lovo ilow 10 :jp-oo 00X'),'!$ 02 qu glow 10 3200 5 00.0024 l9vo :flow 10 3300 bD3rVT11j8H 65 APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT J CITY. W -FR1MEY9-,MINNES0TA,._. I 1,U d � b 11 d OWNER'S NAME A dl;� UILDER ro r ADDRESS ADDRESS a vrv- 'i LOCATION OF. BUILDING ,,-T _7 NO. STREET gMkT OF LOT 4.1 LOT BLOCK ADDITION OR SUBDIVISION CORNER LOT -T.NSIDE 'L7SETBACK SIDE -YARD SEWER ELEVATION ON' ELEVATION Applicant attach to this form Two Cettificates of Suiveiy`_-o ftbt;rjknd 'p'tb"pf'b9fed building location drawn on these Certificates. IPT ON b# *�Iva S I �S. fill �inlbllud vrjr, OJ `:f! (;7''.'1 To be tiied"adj ;' v� r .. Y Front Depth Height Sq.. Ft.- Cu FFon' t Depth Sq.;, Pt Cu. Ft., Type of Construction -Estimated cost To be completed •0 jn�jm- end The undersigned hereby makes application for a permit for the work'herein specified, agreeing to do all work in strict accordance, with the City of Fridley Ordinances and rulings of-the Department of Buildings *� and 'hereby, - '-facts and 'representations a ivviica 'All 36 sd declares that all the ntations,itated,,in'thi 6 Aon ni 10.7043 , are true and correct, 10) DATE Y_ SIGNATURE (Schedule of Fee Costs can be found on the Reverse Side). _uW OOXCO, -x,_-,V0 :1-xow 10 bj tl Z,, 03 qu .4-70W If) :1Pr,-; .L7 I sl a -v: �-,n711 00.000 7.0vo glow 10 3803 b-91trrijea OWNER'S APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT CITY OF FRIDLEYp MINNESOTA; JArd —7.0 ADDRESS ADDRESS LOCATION OF BUILDING- d1:1 o 30 NO. STREET PART OF LOT LOT BLOCK ADDITION OR SUBDIVISIO)e--,J�4-11- 'x1j CORNER LOT INSIDE LOT SETBACK SIDE-YARD SEWER ELEVATION FOUNDAT16N ELEVATION' Applicant attach to this form Two -Car' tificaies of Sitrviiy'-O'i*Ybt'aiict"pt"'ogoo'ed* building location drawn on these Certificates. DESCRIPTION OF \BUILDING To be used as'-. Front Depth Height Sq.. Ft. Cu. Ft". Front 'Depth Heigh Sq. pto CU. Ft. 70 Type of Construction JL Estimated Cos 19,11, a a To be completed 1-U0 Iry The undersigned hereby makes application for a permit for the work herein specified, agreeing to do all work in strict accordance with the City of Fridley ordinances and rulings of the Department of Buildings,, and hereby declares that all the facts and representations stated in this application,, are true and correct. - L14 DA! S (Schedule of Fee.'Co'IkO can b ound on the Reverse Side).' 7n V 66 1 Phones GReenwood 3 -6352 ARLEIGH C. SMITH Registered Professional Engineer and Land Surveyor 16215 Wayzata Boulevard Wayzata, Minnesota PLAT OF SURVEY OF PROPERTY OF L: A ,drNme rr G -0& Lf Nl Y. t9ge. N..4 /V?/..s, N described as follows • L A0 71 13 Joe* � Scale: 1 inch. *_feet. 135*. I CERTIFICATE OF LOCATION OF BUILDING CERTIFICATE OF SURVEY I hereby certify that o 19 1 hereby certify that on— ' 14, 19 S 7 I made a survey of theme location of the I surveyed the property described above and that building on the above described property and that the above plat is a correct representation of said the location of said building is correctly shown on survey. the above p / 16holl &4A Oli- i .. 67 i 3C 2 E7 I CERTIFICATE OF LOCATION OF BUILDING CERTIFICATE OF SURVEY I hereby certify that o 19 1 hereby certify that on— ' 14, 19 S 7 I made a survey of theme location of the I surveyed the property described above and that building on the above described property and that the above plat is a correct representation of said the location of said building is correctly shown on survey. the above p / 16holl &4A Oli- i .. 67 i U '0 C L A X X S L�� # C General and Public Utilities 07 tbrough 6232 LigUCw / 7692 tbxough 7758 (ycll� MEMO TO: Earl P. Wagner, City Manager MEMO FROM: Nasim Qureshi, City Engineer MEIN DATE: August 6, 1965 MEMO NUMBER: x`65 -41 RE: Payments to Debris Clean Up Contractors The following is a list of invoices submitted by different clearing contractors to date: ILL __ 69 Invoice Number Contractor EquipMent Amount 20456 Carl Bolander & Sons Co. Hough H -100 Loader w /op. $12463.78 Walter R. Freeman HG 9 Cat Loader $1,445.00 Duane A. Petrowske 175 A Michigan Loader w /op. $ 752.00 Petrowske - Ross Michigan Loader, Dozer D -8 Cat. $ 125.00 TOTAL $3,785.78 If the form and type of invoice is satisfactory to you, and it is Council's wish to pay these costs. then these bills can be paid as the hours have been checked and O.K.'d by the Public Works Department. NASIM QURESHI, P.E. City Engineer r1 L---j • 0 0117 MiGINEEMG DEPARTMENT City of Fridley, Xinwsota Honwnable Mayor and City Council c/o earl Po Wagner, City Manager City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Re: Mk ore Leke Beach House Building Estimate #2 rim Gentlemen: August 16p 1465 We hereby submit Estimte #2 (FINAL) for the completion of 11wre Lake Beach House Building according to the contract for Dr4ra Lo Scherer,, 6525 Second Street North, Fridley, Minnesota. LUMP SUM AID Change Order No, 1 FIR&L CONTBACT PRICE Less . Estilmite #1 MT A19CdW DUE n F1 im" PAYMET 414,91600 00 2 9?01 $16,361005 fi12,106.80 ,� 1A 2„ 06 0 80 `"ta 254. 1L� 1 have vieeaead the. uork under contract for the construction of Moore 14ke Beach House Wlal.ding, and fired that the saw is substan- t;.ally complete in accordance with the contract documents. 1 reconmend that the final payment be made ctpan acceptance of the work by your 5anorable Body, and that the cane year contractual maintenance bond o mnce on the date listed abavea NQ tub CGi Draw Lo Scherer Respectfully submitted, Av v & a',4t- NAS3x QURESHI' P.I. City Engineer '71110 • 0 c: St. Paul, Minnesota by; Claude M. Anderson Herb's Electric, Inc. 1420 Highway #8 New Brighton, Minnesota by: Alvin Rausch Seestran Electric Company 4625 Williston Road Minnetonka, Minnesota by: Edw. Seestrcr Snyder Electric 6112 Exeelsior Blvd. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55416 by; James A. Snyder Theisen 6 Sons 2305 ]talon Avenue forth Minneapolis 27, Minnesota bye Robert W. Theisen UCTORS Gander Anderson Construction Co. 10515 ® 40th Avenue Korth Minneapolis 27, Minnesota Bennis Construction Company 2233 Platwood Road Minnetonka , Minnesota 55343 Lee Cook, Custom Builder 4030 Revers Lane Minneapolis 27, Minnesota Crown Laker i Supply Company 3248 ® Korth 2ad Street Minwwpolis, Minnesota Willard Eggen Construction, Inc. 16725 Lothar Way Eden Prairie, Minnesota by-., Gunder R. Anderson by: Martin J. Bennis by; Lee Cook, Jr. by: -Kenneth Sresnick by: Willard 8ggan k PAGE 1. MW KEW W EW KiW M ]�W NEW KEW I • • Golden Valley, Minnesota by-. Leon C. Wichterman Cal R. Gould Construction Co. 7029 E. River Road Fridley 32, Minnesota by; Cal P. Gould Great Central Insurance Co. 1843 Ombdale Drive St. Paul, Mines ota The Nardacker Brothers 6601 Newton Avenue South Richfield, Minnesota Vernon Jensen 501 9. 102nd Street Minneapolis 20, Minnesota Harlan Lee Construction 4300 Nicollet Avenue Minneapolis. Minnesota Lyndale adders Company 7437 Lyndale Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota Donald J. Michnowski 4423 Reservoir Blvd. Minneapolis, Minnesota Curtis Reinhold, Builder 10103 1128 ma. Lane Minnetonka, Minnesota Strand construction Company 224 West 66th Street Minneapolis, Minnesota Stroncek Builders, Inc. 3020 Silver Take Road Minneapolis l8, Minnesota by: Earl H. Rrech by; Glen Hardacker by; Vernon Jensen by: Harlan Leo by.- Harvey Ratner by; Donald J. Michnoweki by; Curtis Reinhold by-. S. T. Rowland by; Joe Stroneek PAGE 2. NEW 7 law F--l--tli mW law NEW mm 7;c' K] LIST OF CONTRACTORS LICENSES TO ES APPROM BY COtWC1L AUGWT 16, 1965 HUTIM Gordan Heating Company 95 09 Rockford Road Minneapolis 27, Minnesota by; Richard Gordon tMang Maple Grove Piping Company Box 121 A Osseo, Minnesota Swanson & Schiager Plumbing Co. 7115 - 16th Avenue South Minneapolis 23, Minnesota • , ;, SIt� BAtt�RS Northwest Advertising Company, Inc. dba.- Aagard Sign Company 4261 Woodhill Road Hopkins, Minnesota 0 by; Wayne,T. Randall by: Gordon W. Swanson by-. V. J. Manarin PAGE 3. aw I EW MEW A d ® i O d V O tl O p q p O d O 49 tl O ® m q b C. V ® OD O O q O �p O d O • O m Daisy dean Dale dba: POPCORN WAGON Stacy, Route #1 6520 RastRiver Road Minnesota Fridley 32, Minnesota LICRNSE FSEo $3.00 Paid i i . f 74 Joe L. Maciaszek 4359 Washington St. N.E. Mpls. Minn. 55421 l F I July 219 1965 l City of Fridley. t This is a request.for installation of storm sewers on Fridley St.. `r Between 66th and.67th. Being the owner of 10 homes on that street or Lots 2 3 4 5 6 7; 8& 9 Block 1 and 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9,10 1 1 12 & 13 � r � � � r� t t� �• r � r s Block 2 all in Oak Grove Addition. Would a erc ate cooperation on this matter soon. Due to pp i your coo p Problems we have after heavy rains. 1 r� J ' Very Truly Yours t` Maciaszek REV SED wWrl I AUDITORS SUBDIYISION 2W last j. l plN.Z 11gig 4v- •'- .............. vnr. a `fie._ �� __�� - � 4 J 2 y5 A IL IV I. 4��7 .) _...- . >.RY N.E. '`' REV SED wWrl w.s•N[. /.Nnywr/ I AUDITORS SUBDIYISION last j. l w.s•N[. /.Nnywr/ I AUDITORS SUBDIYISION Di �---- -ate 4v- •'- .............. vnr. a `fie._ �� __�� - � 4 J 2 y5 A IL IV I. 4��7 .) _...- . >.RY N.E. '`' G Et NO. 10 r 4. � P E F�G V A. 15 . y ~W �' •'- `fie._ �� __�� - � I. r V A. h y ~W �' (� rr 3 \ zee r'• / h i �. _ �% •.; ,� ov y1 ' • Y it ,, z 'n a {� � �• , i] is . a • O 66 V2 AVE. N.E. Y 7 6 A • 14 7 - N ,E 2 j ; I1 r t W tt yWj -. a JO s. aiJ 9r W :Q 3.. 0 Q 1- -, Is n to so 08 • -I Q /7 /4 _. /4 N ♦ , is y �'t '� i • 1te 66 Ty AVENUE .R�r„... µ, ja 1e r/ J f ,' '� r aY 2 ♦ I ', 17 0 26 s is � O 4 W I 4 4o t � 4% r ti / tt 9 11 9 , -- ^t vast / cr 0 S t / / t/ /O / O ° t /Z /3 /J i a . prls r f n Af /7 /4 /� , • , •...' ' [. 114 CORNER , C I, -, _- PETITION FOR STREET LIGHTS Corner of Ely and Dover At the end of Ely __ _ 76 0 CITY OF FR1my PSTrridli. COVER SQST I Petition No, 23 -1965 Date Received August 13,.1965 Object Street Surfacing -_Concrete Curb and Gutter 69th Way from East River Road to Hickory Drive Hickory n ime frgm 69th JhU to Wax Hickory Place from Hickory: Drive:to 70th Say Circle) (Including Hickory Petition Checked By gq„FA., aQi..__, Date A_U(.0!?= Ile 1. Percent Signing 53 /o BY Ca w• 2, i �u Diu 6 A L �,C��.'� . UN i. f 41C.'wYL Y � ^' Arvfl Ca9Q wn-4• Is 1 5 E 4009 4-vC,0 Referred to City Council Disposition • • n U ��g',5'.��Nis/. 'i'�A�yz`:G 7.��iiRy��p�i�Vs'n{'f'(�`q 4y�•.d..i, 7.a. V"A{.AJ,n,as i:�.G�3VA.ti ,'.:a,.O 141 Draw Scharer 6,525 N.E. Second Street Fridley, Mirm. RE: Moore Ldw Beach House Change Order No. 1 Dear Sir: ,august 16, 1965 You are hereby ordered, authorized and instructed W provide a double V- shaped %Andow on the west wall,, redwood stripping and concrete ledge, etc., around than building for J�� s lump mm prLee of e».rt--- ------------ -m+r- ---- -- �r.r--- -rsr ®ur-- -- � "7.50 Wiariu;; and the starter for the ejector station and catuduit. for frlture outside beach lighting for the lump sum prise of ----------------- "W WM...a*arrc,m s-urer. rwrosoa $ 153.40 Installing one heater, insutating soil pipe between tm Imildiugs, additional discharge piping, capping future v*of jacImt.,s., and iustall:Ing swage ejector station for the ee/y Imp sum psi.4' a of -------- nwc.rwaamcao,arrrwo wm aor ra.rroo.m. »s resswm�amw sae• � 12 580.15 l O.;AL I.MJ.S: W CE OF CIIIA GR M NO. I -------------- $ 2,201.05 S-zbtmi.tted and approved by City Engineer Nesim Qureshi, P.E. on this _ 16 day day of August, 1965. Approved and accepted this day of August, 1965 by Drew Sc :serer 1V � - AI im Q m' P.E. City Engineer Approved and accepted this day of August, 1965 by the City Council of Fridley, Minnesota �Lty►cr City Manager { APPOnVIGM FOR CMTS T ANA MM. , OVAL BY TM CITY COUXCXL - AUMST 160 • 196510 mm PMEUM WrIms Laura Ann Tjosvold Acco=ting $302.00 New 5870 -► 4th street N.E. Clerk Per Position Fridioye Mimesota 55421 (affective month 8 -3 -65) 0. • 78 RGSULUTION 110. Z/5--1965 0 A BLSULUTION MAKING A TRANSPER OF FUNDS FROM THE DEBT' SERVICE FUND (OLD CITY HALL BOND FUND) TO THE CIVIC CENTER BOND FUND. WHEREAS,, the bonds issued for the Debt Service Fund (old city bell) have bean retired,, end' WSEREAS' there is a cash balance in the Debt Service Find in Via amount of $2 ,,2744981# NOW TMEFURE BE IT RESOLVED' By the Council of the City of Fridley# meting at a regular session on the 16th day of August 9965 that: The current balance of $2 9274.81 on band in the Debt Service Fiord (old City Hall) be transfered to the Civic Center Bond Fund# for the purpose of reducing the 1965 tax levy due in the year 1966,, and th,.t aay future collections of delinquent taxes for the Debt Service Fund (old City Bin) be credited to the Civic Center Bond Fundo • ADOPTED THIS I DAY OF _,��, . 19650 BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRAM. ATTEST= CITY CLEF yAxvu Be Branson 0 MAYOR . William J. Net Earl P. Wagner �c) 80 A RESOLUTION 12KING A TRANSFER FROM THE PUBLIC UTILITY FUND TO IMPROVE-04T BONDS OF 1960 FUND, 11 PROV& -TNT BON!JS OF 1962 FUND. 11- TROVE;STAT BON-33 OF 1963 FUND, WATERWORKS IMPROVENENT BuND FUND, AMID aFUNDING BOND FUND. WHERSAS, tag levier or transfers are necessary to provide the required amount of money in certain improvement bond funds. VOWs THERMRE, BE IT RESOLVED, By the City Council of the City of Fridley.* meeting at a regular session on the 16th day of August 1965, as follow: 1. That a transfer from the Public Utility Operating Fund to the Improvement Bonds of 1960 Fund in the amount of 50490.00 be authorized for the purpose of eliminating the tax levy for the year 1965,9 collectibel in the year 19660 2. That a transfer from the Public utility Operating Fund to the Improvement Toads of 1962 Fund in the amount of M,00 be authorized for the purpose of el:lmineting the tex levy for the year 1965, collectible in the year 19660 3p That a transfer from the Public Utility Operating und to the Improvement Bonds of 1963 Fund in the amount off V3,224.00 be authorimA for the purpose of eVainating the tax levy for the year 1965v collectible in the year 1966c • 4. That a transfer from the Public Utility Operating Fund to the Waterworks Liprovement Bond Fund in the amount of $279700,00 be authorized for the pia^,vse of elivinating the tax levy for the year 19650 collectible in the year 19660 5o That the tmi.3fer of the 1965 collections from the Service Connections to the Refund ng Bond Fund for the purpose of reducing the tax levy for the year 1965, collectible in 1966 be authorizedo ADOPTED THIS DAY OF , 1%50 BY THE CITY COUNC1L OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY. MAYOR .. William J. Nee 14AVA Earl Waper fe ATTEST: CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunell 81 PROPOSAL FOR MEETING DEBT SERVICE REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FUNDS AND SETTING TAX LEVY FOR,1965 -66 TRANSFER TRANSFER AMOUNT FROM FROM FUND NEEDED P.U. FUND SVC CONK. TAX LEVY Bonds of 1960 $ 5,490 $5,490 $ $ Bonds of 1962 800 600 r Bonds of 1963 23,224 230224 Refunding Bonds 87050 35,160 520170 Waterworks Improvement Bonds 27,700 27,700 $144064 $57,214 35,1 $520170 We would need aresolution authorizing transfer from P.U. Fund to the Special Assessment Funds. The council.has previously authorized the transferring of the proceeds from the service connections which we expect to receive. The tax levy would then be $52,170, or $488 more-and a year ago. f RESOLUTION N0. 1965.. • A RESOLUTION C'SRT7IFYING CHARGES TO THE COWY AUDITOR TO BE LEVIED AGAINST CERTAIN PROPERTIES FOR COLi.ECTION WITH THE TAXES PAYABLE IN 1966 WNEREAS, a nuisance condition has been found to exist on Lot 11, Block 220 Hyde Park Addition, and WmaLUS, the ame:r of such property was given notice to abate such nuioance, and Wan"S, the owner of such property did not abate such nuisance ind the City of Fridley, under authority of Section 145.23 Minnesota State Statute of 1953 did therefore abate the auisanceat a total cost of $100.00. NOW, TR$AEPM BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Clerk is here* authorised and directed to-certify to the County Auditor for collection with the taxes payable in 1966, the charges as listed below': Clean lip Praxises $ 75.00 87ttermA"ti6a 25.00 TOZAL $100.00 PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1965. ATTEST: Cm C - n M 3rumae iwca' - William 3. iiee �f) July 15, 1965 8113 Yr. Walter Freeman ` 895 Mississippi Minneapolis, Minnesota .Y Dear Mr. Freeman; You are hereby requested to abate the folwing fn �. public health nuisances! k 5820 3rd St, N. E. Please clean the debris out • of the interior of the dwelling. Please completely clean'nnd clear the outside premises of the house. DWhen you have completed the work to the satisfaction of this Board you may submit your bill to the City Clerk as provided for in 1953 Minnesota Statutes, 145,23. Very truly yours, James H. Hensley City of Fridley Board of Health cc: Marvin Brunsell Earl Wagner s' Allen Jensen Police Dept*, a ' r 1 t 1 81 ' Jn1y Ise 1965 I'. V• Smith Co. 1910 University Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Gentlemsns Will you please contact Allen Jansen. Ruilding Inspector for tize City of Fridley and :,Hake arrangements to Completely exterminate $828 3rd St. N. E#s Fridley. When you have comptoted the work to the • . satisfaction of this Roard you may submit your bill to- thft 5•2City Clot as provided for in 1953 Minnesota statutes, Very truly yours* City of Fridley Board of Hoalth cat Marvin Srunsell, Clark c, /� Earl Wagnerg Mr. Allen Jrnsens Bldg. Insp. , • August 10, 1965 MBMO T0: City Manager and City Council FROM: Marvin C. Brunsell, Finance Director SUBJECT: Temporary Bonds • Storm Saver Project No. 5A and 5B Storm Sewer Project No. 5A carers the installation of storm sever aeon lines on University Avenue, north of Highway #100. • Storm Sewer Project No. 5B covers the installation of storm sewer lateral lines east of university Avenue and north of highway #100. ik $185,000.00 in temporary bonds were issued previously to finance these Improvements. It is now necessary to provide additional financing in order to complete the project. The attached resolutions would authorize the issuance of $75,000.00 in additional temporary bonds. S ,, usOLT.7'1rl a`1 140. i L A RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE INSSUANGS OF TUMMY IMPRaIa= BONDS IN 0 ACCORDANCE I-MM 1A1,1S OF 1957, CHAPTER 385 BE IT RESOLVED By the Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka Co mty, Minnesotas as fol.lof+s s SEC. 1. The total estimated cost of Storm Seger Improve+nent Pro`ect No. SA'�SB has been estimated at �`Mrte. $372,100,00 SEC. 2. It is now estimated that the sum of $75,000,00 is currently necessary to provide financing of the projects above noted, and it is hereby determined to be necessary to borrow sid amount for the payment of obligations now incurred and for expenses necessarily incurred in connection with the construction of said improvement project, SEC. ' , There is hereby created ..� Storm Sewer- M prwement ,Project No_ 5 Fund which shall contain a caaastruction account as gart thereof Into which shall be paid all proceeds of temporary bands issued pursuant to this • resolution and similar subsequent resolutions, and out of which shall be paid all amounts due and payable as costs a expenses incident to or incurred in connection with the making of said improvement. SEC. 49 There is also hereby created Stara Sewer LAgrovement Project No# 5 Fund Tear a S Fnad Account wfiii.ch sccannt in said Fund and shall be termed as the Sinking Funds into which shall be paid the proceeds of all special assessments levied against benefited property by reason of the making of said improvements as well as all other monies therein to be paid as provided by lax and out of which shall be paid the principal and interest an all temporary improvement bonds issued to finance said project. SEC. g. It is hereby determined that the sum of $75,000.00 shall be borrowed to finance said - — Storm Sewer Improveaaeat Project No. 5 with respect to cost of construction and expenses necessarily incurred relative thereto to this dates by the insurance of temporary improvement bonds of the City Of Fri as authorised in Minnesota Statutes, SEC. 429o01s Subdivision 39 as amended by lm 19570 Chapter 385. 87 SEC. 6. Said bonds shall be payable from the Sinking Fund of the followings . Storm Sewer IM2ETement Pro ect Noe $ Fund but the City further recognize its duty under the law, as provided by Sec, 429x0919 and convenants and agrees with the purchaser and all holders from time to time of said temporary improvement bwdsi at or prior to the maturity thereof that it till pay and retire such bonds and the interest thereon out of the proceeds of definitive improvement bonds which the Council shall issue and sill at or prior to the maturity of the temporary improvement bonds to the extent that the same cannot be paid out of funds available in the Sinking Fund of Storm Sewer Improvement Project No. 5 Fund ....._ or out of other Municipal Bids which are properly available and are approp- iated by the Council for such purpose. SE.. C °..7_ It is hereby determined to levy special assessr+ments against bene- fited property by reason of the making of Storm Sewer Improvement Project Nary • and to levy ad valorem taxes, if neeessary, to produce sums at least 5% in excess of the amounts sufficient to pay principal and interest when due un- said temporary improvement bonds and on any definitive bonds to be issued as herein provided, such special assessments to be placed on the tax rolls at such time then said improvement projects have been completed or the total cost thereof has been determined. SECS, i•, Said temporary improvement bonds in the amount of $75,000000 shall be denoftLneted Storm Sewer Imrovement Project No. _$ Bond Series "B" (temporary) shall be fifteen (15) in number and membered from one to 15 inclusive, each in the denomination of $5i�. shall bear interest at the rate of l-A per annum, payable semi-annually on February list and August 1st of each year and shall mature on August 1st, 1967 shall be subject to redemp- tion and pre-payment on any interest payment date,, at par and accrued interest. • Not less than 30 days before the date specified for redoWtion on said bonds, the Uty Treasurer shall mail notice of the sail. thereof ,o the holder, if known, said Treasurer shall maintain a record of the names and addresses of the holders of said bonds insofar as such information is made available to him by the holders 87� thereofs for the purpose of mailing said notices. The principal and all • interest on &dd bonds shall be payable at Fridley CitZ Aall, 6431 University .1 �^ 14111 i �YArO� Avenue, N9E., Minneapolis 21, MinnesD ta. SEC* 90 Said temporary improvement bonds shall be m�eo�pra�nh_sd and when _ so mimeosraphed shall have attached thereto an interest coupon which Band and Coupon shall be substantially in the folloving forms (Form of Coupon) No $ (Unless the bond described below is called !or earlier redemption) on the day of , 19 ,the of County. Minnesota, will pay to bearer at - Minnesotas the am of dollars lauful money of the United States of America for interest then due on its 0 DATED SEC, 10. Said bonds and coupons attached shall be prepared under the direction of the City Manager and shall be executed an behalf of the City . by the sigmtuses of the Mayor and Managers and the corporate seal of the City shall be affixed thereto, and the appurtenant interest coupon shall be mimeographed and auth- entioated, by the printeds engraved, lithographed, or facsimile signatnrea of said Mayor and Manager, When said bonds have been executed and authenticated they shall be delivered by the Treasurer to the purchaser thereof, upon payment of the purchase price heretofore agreed upon and accrued interest to date of delivery • and said purchaser shall not be obliged to see to the application thereof. SPEC, n. The City Manager is hereby authorized and directed to file a cert- ified copy of this resolution with County Auditor of Anoka County, together with such other information as he shall require and to obtain from said County 88 Auditor a certificate that said bored h- re bc<n entered on this bond register. SEC, 12, The bonds issued hereunder shall be payable for Storm Sewer 0 Improvement Project No. ,PN=d which is hereby created. The Treasurer shall cause all monies received from the proceeds of said bonds all monies appropriated and transferred from other fund and all special assessments for the improvements provided that if any payment of principal or interest shall became due when there is not sufficient money in said fund to pay the samies the Treasurer shall pay such principal or interest from the general fund of the City and such find shall be reimbursed for such advances out of monies to be credited to said fund when mid monies are collected. All proceeds for said bonds except accrued interest shall be credited to the fund and used to pay the cost of said improvements. SEC. U. It is further provided that should it appear at any time that the monies credited to said fund and provided for the payment of principal or interest an the bonds when the sums became due are not sufficient to pea► the same, that then the City shall issue further definitve improvement bonds as authorized and provided • in accordance with Minnesota Statutes$ Seca 429491, Chapter 4759 and that the process of said further definitive bonds shall be first used to pay the principal and interest as is then due and to redeem the temporary bonds issued thereundero SEC. 14: The City Council has determined that not less than twenty per cent (20%) of the total cost of said improvements vill be paid by special assessments to be levied against every lots piece or parcel of land benefited by the said improvmneatso The City hereby cote ants and agrees that it will do and perform, as soon as they can be done, ali eats -and things necessary for the final and valid levy of such special assessments, and in the event that wW such assessments be at any time held invalid with respect to any lot, piece or parcel of land, due to *xW error, defect or irregularity, or in any action or proceeding taken or to be taken by the Council or any of the City Officers or employees.. either in the making of such assessment or in the performance of any condition precedent thereto, the City and this Council will forthwith do all such further proceedings as may be required by law to make such assessments valid and binding liens against such 81 11) r➢ and also shall take such faart4ier ;.T%leedings as may be required by law to Provide monies for the payment of principal and interest as the same fall doe an the binds issued hereunder and to provide for the redemption of the same, SEC, Igo, It is bereby determined that the collection of special assessments and the proceeds of monies appropriated and transferred from other Rinds is and will be in an amount of at least Five per cent (5 %) in ,access of the amount required to pay the principal of and the interest on said bonds w an due and that no ad valorem tax levy 1i r— -= Atingly required. SEC. 16.. The officers of the City and the County Auditor of Anoka County are boreby authorised and directed to prepare and fluaish to the purchaser of said bonds and to the attorneys approving the legality of the, issuance thereof, certified copies of all proceedings and records relating to said bonds and to the financial affairs of said City, and such other affidavits, certificates and Information as may be required, to show the f ets relating to the legality and marketablility at said bonds as the sane appear from the books and records under • their oustodp and control or as otherwise known to them, and such certificates,, certified copies sad affidavita, including any bwetofore ftwashed, aball be deemed representations of the City as to the correctness of all statements contained thersino PASSED HY 2M CITY COUNCIL THIS DAY OF 19 ATTEST: 0 CITY CM .)0 I RESOLUTION 140, " , I' A RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF TEWORA.RY ]MPROVE M BOND IN ACCORMTICE WITH LAWS OF 19579 CHAPTER 385 BG IT RESOLVED By the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, as follows: THAT WHEMAS it has heretofore been determined by this Council to issue te®porary improvement Bonds in order to provide the necessary funds for the construction and payment of relative to the following improvement proects to -nits Storm Setirer. rovement Project No, gi as Lmr plans and specifications a roved bXthe City Camilc; and . .rr- rr.��- WHMWAS it has been determined that there is at the present time an amount in excess of $75,000.00 in the following thud, toawd.t: Re S aial Assessment Fend Si Account iddeb, sum will not be required for other • pa=poses prior to August 1, 19670 IT IS THEREFORE determined to be in the interest of the City of Fridley that the sum of $75,000.00 of the .Reggaar Social Assessment Fund (Sink in Account) �_, . BE INVESTED as authorised by law and in accordance therewith it is hereby deter- mined to purchase the am of $75,000 ,&00 of the aforementioned Storm Sever iI _M-- ment. Project No, 5 Bonds (Series *B*). temporary Issued under date ot_A t 1_-1965• UPON their initial issuance. in accordance with the provisions of Minnesota Statutes, Seca 429.091, 471.56,, and 475.66, out of fords in 88egnlw Special Assessment Fund (Si r. Account and on behalf of said fund at par and accrued interest as of the date of delivery of said bonds and completion of such sale; it being farther determined to be reasonable and advantageous to Sinking Account of the Regular Special Assessment Fund to invest in said temporary improvement beds and to be reasonable and advantageous to the City to sell said temporary improvement bored • to the Sinking.Account of the S ... _ Assessment Fundd in accordance with the provisions of this resolution. V. SM. 1. The City Manager and Treasurer arm hereby authorized and directed • to take azW and all steps necessary to effect the provisions of the &foregoing resolutions and to make such transfer of funds as may be necessary from time to time to give effect to the provisions hereof. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY M CITY COU,"CIL OF F..RIDLEY THIS DAY OF 9 ATTEST: I� � I9 • RESOUTION NO, i RESOLUTION ORDMING IMPROVEMENT AND FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS: STORM SEWER PROJECT NO. 12 WHEREAS, Resolution 98-1965 of the City Council adopted the 21st day of June, 1965. set the d a e for hearing on the proposed improvements, as specifically noted in the Notice of Hearing attached hereto for reference as Exhibit "A"s and WHEREAS, all of the property owners Whose property is liable to be assessed with the :making of these improvements (as noted in said notice) were given ten (10) days published notice of the Council Hearing through two (2) weekly publi.catiions of the required notice# and the hearing was held and the property owners heard thereon at the hearing# as noted in said notice. NOW. THEREFOREy BE IT RESOLPFDa By the Council of the City of Fridley# Anoka County, Minnesota, as follows: 1, That the following improvements proposed by Council Resolution 981965 are hereby ordered to be effected ancT ccmp�" —1WC l—as soon as reasonably possible to-Witt a. All of the improvements as noted in the notice of hearing on the same as are noted (in Exhibit "A ") • in said notice. That the work above may be consolidated with other areas as one improvemento 2. The stork to be performed under this project may be performed under one or more contracts as may be deemed advisable upon receipt of bids. 3, Comstock and Davis# Inc., Consulting Engineora, and Minnesota Departzaent of Highway, are hereby designated as the Engineers for this improvement. They shall prepare final plans and specifications for the making of such improvemmeato ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL CF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY CF # 1965 • MAYOR m William J. Nee ATTEST: CITY CLERK ® Marvin C. Brunsell RESOWTION NO. • A RESOLUTION CRDERING PRELIMINARY PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AhT ESTIMATES OF THE COSTS THEREOF: SANITARY SEWT!R, WATER, AND STORM SEWER PROJECT NO. 73-B BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley as followss to That it appears in the interest of the City and of the propert�r o`rners affected that there be constructed certain improvemsnts, to-wit t (a) Sanitary Sewer and water mains and Laterals and service connection* 1. To serve all lots in Don's 5th additiono 2. East West easement located approximately 250 feet month of Mississippi Place between East River Road and River view Terrace* 3. North side of Osborne Road between East River Road and railroad track@. (b) Storm Sewer and Appurtenancesee • 1* Dons 5th Addition* 2* Ely and Dover Streets in the 500 block* 3* Fridley Street between 66th Avenue and 67th Avenue* 4* Mississippi Place at Riverview Terrace* (a) That petitions relat#ve to said improvements have been received and filed with the City as followse to Petition No* 6 ®1965 relating to Item (a) 1, Item (b) U 2* Petition No* 13-1965 relating to Item (a) 2m 3, Petition No* 38.194 relating to Item (a) 30 Js* Petitions No* 341965 relating to Item (b) 2* 5. Petition No* 19.1965 relating to Item (b) 3* 2* That Comstock and Davis, Inc *, Consulting Engineers are hereby authorised and directed to draw preliminary plans and specifications and to tabulate the results of their estimates of the costs of said improvements, including every item of cost from inception to acwpirtion 0 9`3 • 0 LJ ♦.) 4. Resolution NO, Ordering Pre nary ans, Specs & Estimates Sanit Sewer Water& and Storm Sewer Project No* 7 -B and all fees and expenses incurred (or to be incurred) in connection therewith' or the financing thereof# and to make a preliminary report of their findings# stating therein whether said improvements are feasible and whether they can best be made as proposed, or in connection with some other improvements (and the estimated cost as recommended)& including also a description of the lands or area as may receive benefits therefromo 3, That the City Clerk shall act to ascertain the name and address of the owner of each parcel of land directly affected or within the area of lands as may be proposed to be assessed for said improvements (and each of them); and, upon receipt from sz:id Engineer of the said preliminary report* calculate estimates of assessments as may be proposed relative thereto against each of said lands, 49 That said preliminary report of the Engineer and estimates of assessments of the Clerk, shall be furnished to the Councils and made available for inspection to the owner of any parcel of land as may be affected thereby at any public hearing held relative thereto& as well as at any prior time reasonable and convenient* ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, THIS DAY CF * 19650 M B M 0 ' TO: City Manager FROM: Marvin C. Brunsell, Finance Director SUBJECT: Primary Election We have had four filings for the office of Mayor and four filings for the office of Councilman -at- Large, requiring a primary election. Setting the date fora primary election is the prerogative of the City Council. The last day on which a primary could be held is October 3, 1965. However, October 3 falls on a'Sunday this year. r 95 C!1±31 /.'' RESOLUTION NO, :� ✓'� 1965 A RESOLUTION SETTING THE CITY PRY ELECTION FOR THE YEAR 1965 Wi38 U=o the City Clerk of the City of Fridley has reported that 4 candidates have filed with his office for election to the office of Mayor and the office of Councilman -at- Large, NOW, THM8P00, BE IT RESOLVED that, pursuant to the Charter of the City of Fridley (Chapter 4, Section 4.03 as amended), the Council hereby provides for and calls the Primary Eleetipn of the City of Fridley to be held in the City of Fridley on , the day of September 1965, at which election, electors of the City shall vote and cast a ballot with respect to the office of Mayon: and Councilman-at-Large, and thereafter the two candidates receiving the highest number of votes for such office at such election, shall be deemed the candidates for the office to be voted upon at the Regular forthcoming General Election to be held on November 2, 1965. That the City Clerk shall give at least 15 days notice of the time and places of holding such election, the names of the candidates who have filed, and of the offices to be elected, by posting a notice thereof in at least one public place in each voting precinct, and by publishing a notice thereof at least once, prior to said Primary Election, in the official newspaper of the • City. The polling places for said Primary Election shall be as follows: Ward 1 - Precinct 1 Woodcrest School 880 Osborne Rd. Ward 1 - Precinct 2 Fridley Methodist Church 666 Mississippi Street Ward 1 - Precinct 3 Riverwood School 7150 East River Road Ward 2 - Precinct 1 Sr. High School 6000 West Moore Lake Dr. Ward 2 - Precinct 2 Rice Creek School 6666 Arthur St. Ward 3 - Precinct 1 City Hall 6431 University Avenue Ward 3 - Precinct 2 Parkview School 6085 7th Street Ward 3 - Precinct 3 Reserve Supply Co. 5110 Main Street • That the polling places will be open from 7:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. on eaid,date. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 19 ATTEST: CM CLEM - NaMn C. Brume 1 • 0 FAYOR - William J. No* i' 0 • August 12, 1965 MEMO To: City Manager FWM: Martin C. Brunsell, Finance Director SUBJECT: Appointment of Election Judges The following resolution provides for the appointment of Judges of election for the City Primary Election. A list of the Judges that were used at the last City�Electiou is provided on a separate sheet. A total of 66 Judges will be needed • for one shift. Z would estimate that the length of time Judges will be needed will be from 6 :00 A.M. to 11 :00 P.M. On large elections we have always had two sets of Judges, but if there are to be only two ballots, perhaps the same shift of Judges could continue on until they complete the election returns. • RESOLUTION NO. I SJ 1965 _..� A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING ELECTION JUDGES FOR THE CITY PRIMARY ELECTION TO AS HELD ON SEPTEMER 1965 WHEREAS Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 203.21 provides that the City Council shall appoint the judges of election 25 days before any election, NOW, THERS100, BE IT RESOLVED; by the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, at a regular meeting thereof on August 16, 1965, that the following people are hereby appointed to act as judges for the September 1965 election, except that the City Clerk is hereby authorised to appoint qualified substitutes,in case of conflict of interest as set forth in Chapter 4, Section 4.05 of the City Charter. WARD 1 - PRRCI1M 1 1,079 Registered.Voters - 7 judges each shift WARD 1 - ENINCT 2 1,276 Registered Voters • S judges each shift 99 0 • 0 WARD 1 - PRECU CT 3 1,312 Registered Voters - 8 judges each shift WARD 2 - PBRCID 1 1,346 Registered Voters - 8 judges each shift WARD 2 - P}kIDCINCT 2 1,884 Registered Voters - 12 judges each shift WARD 3 - PRECINCT 1 1,280 Registered Voters - 8 judges each shift WARD 3 - PRECIpCT 2 1,367 Registered Voters - 9 judges each shift • WARD 3 - PRECINCT 3 920 Registered Voters - 6 judges each shift 0 mil 0 That the following judges are hereby appointed to act as chairman of the Election Board for the precincts designated acid shall have the duties as set forth in Section 203.23 of Minnesota Statutes. Ward 1 - Precinct 1 Ward 1 - Precinct 2 Ward 1 - Precinct 3 bard 2 - Precinct 1 Ward 2 - Precinct 2 Ward 3 - Precinct l Ward 3 - Precinct 2 Ward 3 - Precinct 3 Compensation for said judges Will be at the rate of $1.50 per hoar. Compensation for chairawun of the Election Board shall be at $2.00 per hour. ATTaST: CITY cum - Manton C. - gruasell MAYOR - William J. Nee CE rY HAVAGM - Earl P., Wagner 102 103 JUDGES USED IN 1964 ELECTION: • WARD 1 - PRECINC'JC 1 Mrs. Donna Marcucci D 7441 Lyric Lane 784 -3643 Mrs. George Norton R 1251 Norton Avenue 784.2482 Mrs. Walter Mostrom R 361 76th Avenue 784 -6229 Mrs. Della Sampson D 7574 5th Street N.E. SU4 -3898 Mrs. Shirley Godeen D 375 76th Avenue N.B. 819-5033 Mrs. Carl Follaruth R 1621 Onondaga 184 -243+ Mrs. Mary Miller D 7350 Lyric Lane 784 -8459 Mrs. Charles Freidline R 7459 Baker Ave. 784 -5161 Mr. Ing Siverts R 6851 Central Avenue 784 -8267 Mrs. Jacqueline Bavy D 7370 Melody Lane 786 -3287 Mrs. Ronald Randall D 7399 Lyric Lane 784 -4972 Mrs. A. S. Jette R 1501 75th Avenue No Phone Mrs. Don Roberg R 7350 Melody Lane 786 -2285 Mrs. Gwin Omerman D 7395 Able Street 784 -5862 Mrs. Howard Schulte D 7331 Tempo Terrace 784 -0899 Mr. Charles Harvey R 1249 Onondaga 786 -4196 WARD l - -- PRECIM 2 Mrs. Mary Schreiner D 6851 Oakley Drive 560 -3045 Mrs. Eva Matzek I 6717 Jefferson Street 560 -1578 Mrs. Warren Olson R 588 Rice Creek Terrace 560.2297 Mrs. Harriet Ubben D 601 Rice,Creek Terrace 560 -1956 Mrs. Joyce McClellan D 6749 Kennaston.Drive 560 -1560 • Mrs. Marry Gibbs D 1062 Rice Creek Terrace 560 -1522 Mrs. Doris Hyline R 6731 Madison Street 560 -1426 Mrs. Fern Conor 1 6750 Madison Street 560 -3168 Mrs. Aaron Clark R 6588 Clover Place 560 -3643 Mr. Roger Kaye R 585 Rice Creek Terrace 560 -1752 Mr. George Wallin R 569 Rice Creek Terrace 560+2678 Mrs. Dorothy Houck D 759 Overton Drive 560 -3249 Mrs. Beverly Fussy D 6840 Oakley Drive 56013765 Mrs. Anita Rocheford D 971 Pandora Drive 560 -3365 Mrs. Marlene Sundboan D 6815 Washington Street 560 -3122 Mrs. Kathy Luhrsen R 6720 Monroe Street 560 -1636 Mrs. William Jensen R 589 Rice Creek Terrace 560 -2260 Mrs. R. J. Kobb R 371 - 66th Avenue N.B. 560 -5260 WARD 1 - PBBCW 3 Mrs. Collette Bourdeaux D 8115 Bast Raver Road 784 -7545 Mrs. Joyce Schmidt R 6925 Hickory Drive SU4 -7559 Mrs. Mildred Kaiser D 6765 Bast River Rd. 784 -7769 Mrs. Lillian Vogler D 6815 East Raver Road 784 -5684 Mrs. Ted Erck R 115 Glen Creek Road 784 -6406 Mrs. Betty Jo Schmedeke R 6901 Bast River Road S94 -7182 Mrs. Michael Kuzyk D 280 Ries Creek Blvd. 784 -5688 104, 0 WARD I - ECG 3 (CONTINUED) Mrs. Iris Reiser R 124 Glen Creek Road 784 -8471 Mrs. Leona Hubley D 286 Rice Creek Blvd. 786 -4444 Mrs. Gloria Vye D 157 Hartman Circle 784 -6127 Col. William Roffman R 6900 Hickory Drive 784 =0695 Mr. Louis Eyinck R 6755 Ust River Road SU6 -1468 Mrs. Winni.e Tormoen R 6912 Hickory Drive 784 -3858 Mrs. Madonna Johnson D 560 Fairmont Street N.E. 784 -7465 Mrs. Gloria Swanson D 511 Ely Street 786 -2208 Mrs. Clarence Mitchell R 6917 Hickory Drive 784 -4981 Mrs. Robert Shaw R 309 Logan Parkway 784 -6299 Mrs. Walter Nelson D 524 Dover Street 784 -6341 WARD 2 = PRECINCT 1 Mrs. Lee Mondloh D 6281 Van Buren Street 560 -2048 Mrs. D. J. Gabrielson R 656 - 63rd Ave. 560 -1816 Mrs. Harold Jansen R 570« 57th Avenue SUB -7239 Mrs. Dale Hsdtrath R 5675 Quincy WS -3103 Mrs. Betty Jean Ritter R 6401 Jackson 560 -2257 Mrs. Frances McLaughlin D 728 63rd Avenue 560 -2007 Mrs. Maxine Mondloh D 6320 Monroe Street 560 -2607 Mrs. Janice.Rebiesen D 901 W. Moore Lake Drive 560 -3606 Mrs. Adeline Haidle D 5714 W. Moore Lake Drive BUS -6342 Mrs. Don Muri R 6310 'Van Buren 560 -2246 Mr. Gerald Adams R 6301 Monroe 560 -3757 Mrs. Virginia Locker D 5664 Jackson Street 788 -8205 Mr. Harold Olsrud R 6450 Jakkson St. 560 -3077 Mr. Norlan Lee R 644 - 63rd Avenue 560 -2276 Mrs. Marlys Wollum R 761 - 58th Avenue 788 -8460 Mr. Calvin Hagberg R 665 59th Avenue S08 -2695 Mrs. Shirley Piftla D 560 - 63rd Avenue 560-1546 Mrs. Haxel Anderson D 6411 Able Street 560 -2417 Mrs. Ethel Longlois D 512 - 63rd Avenue 560 -1696 Mrs. Jane Barnette D 6435 Jackson Street 560 -1000 WARD 2 - PRECINCT 2 Mrs. George Bacon R 1336 Hillcrest Drive BUS -5027 Mrs. Richard Kinsman R 1348 Hillcrest Drive 8084764 Mrs. Jerry Knutson R 6845 Channel Road SU4 -8966 Mrs. Edythe Collins R 6854 Channel Road SU4 -9626 Mrs. Betty Johnerud R 5801 Tennison Drive 788 -7120 Mrs. Edith Evros D 5501 Rests Drive 308 -7669 Mrs. Adeline Swanson D 5835 Central Avenue $08 -7638 Mrs. Joyce Cornwell D. 5933 Hackman 788 -1562 Eileen Freeman D 6125, Woody Lane 784 -8034 Marguerite Julkowaki D 5920 Stinson Boulevard 788 -6330 Mrs. Janice Drigans R 1060 Lynda Drive 788 -1930 Mrs. Grace Manley I 5601 Central Avenue 788 -7773 Ethel Grassini D 1631 Rice Creek Rd 784 -8394 • WARD 2 - PRECINCT 2 (CONTINUED D 5972 6th St. N. E. 560 -1574 Mrs. Margaret Knudson, R 1322 Hillcrest Drive SUS -5137 Mrs. Mr. James Plemal R 6864 Channel Road SU6 -2879 Jean Johnson Mr. Tam Cochran R 1171 Lynde Drive • 788 -3547 D Mrs. Sylvia Marrs R 1338 Hillcrest Drive 560 -5600 5807 A Street N. S. Mr. Douglas White. D 5211 Fillmore Street 898 -8763 560 -3601 Mrs. Maxine Evans D 6000 Benjamin Street S08 -2919 Mrs. Mrs. Lucille Western D 5222 Pierce Street SUS -8441 Roland Whitcomb Creseenthia Johnson D 1001 iyde Drive 788 -0083 Mrs. Phillip Moe D 1613 Rice Creek Road 786 -1569 Mrs. LeRoy Bushay R 6899 Channel Rd. 784 -9686 Mrs. Helen Chenette R 5922 Hackman Ave. 788 -7278 Mrs. Thomas Dreshar D 1655 Mississippi 784 -1656 Mrs. Edna Hinytzki D 1330 Hillcreet Dr. 788 -7876 WARD 3 - PRSCh+1CT 1 Mrs. Sylvia KorthLof R 6261 Rainbow Drive 560 -3565 Mrs. Everette Houle D 6281 Trinity Drive 560 -2528 Mrs. Ray Williams R 6150 Sunrise Drive 560 -2711 Mrs. Darlene Vallin I 159 - 64 Street N.H. 560 -2707 Mrs. Marilyn Fransen D 157 Riversedge day 560 -1299 Mrs. Donna Mathews R 6100 Sunrise Drive 560 -1668 Mrs. Betty Robertson D 6131 Sunrise Drive 560 -1118 • Mrs. W. W. Masuds D 183 - 634 Way 560 -2943 Mrs. Roselle, Anar D 6121 Sunrise Drive 560 -1318 Mrs. Therese Goldfus D 271 Rice Creek Terrace 560 -2252 Mrs. Elmer Johnson R 6490 8. , River Road 560 -1630 Mrs. S. R. Haaland R 255 Mercury Drive 560 -3260 Mr. Richard Dittes R 6291 Riverview Terrace 560 -3853 Mr. Frank Liebel R 222 Mercury 560 -3012 Mr. David Chasten D 110 - 63rd Way N.B. 560 -2033 Mrs. Joan Wolter D 158 - 63N Way N.S. 560 -2658 Mrs. Leona Fleeing D 6710 Plaza Curve 560 -3589 Mr. Harry Crouder R lob - 63rd Wsy 560 -5821 WARD 3 - PREGINM 2 Mrs. Lois Rawson D 5972 6th St. N. E. 560 -1574 Mrs. Laurence Anderson R 5336 Altura Road 560 -4349 Mrs. Ann Dowove. D 5960 6th Street U.S. 560 -1155 Mrs. Jean Johnson D 136 Horizon Circle 560 -5257 Mrs. Margaret Mueller D 148 Horizon Circle 560 -5486 Mrs. Ethelyn Mal soa R 5807 A Street N. S. 560 -2915 Mrs. Elsie Baker R 5941 4th Street N.S. 560 -3601 Mrs. John Gerard R 5973 6th Street U.S. 566 -1054 Mrs. Edward Hanscom D 5641 Fourth St. U.S. 560 -3734 Mrs. Roland Whitcomb R 5916 Fourth Street N.B. 560 -2387 !0 I* 106 WARD 3 - PRECINCT 2 (CONTINUED) Mrs. Iug. Rossing R. 6021 6th Street 560 -2915 Mrs. Ricbard Luvlien R 5933 4th Street 560 -2364 Mac. Roger Harstad R 5430 7th Street 560 -4321 Mrs. Joyce Baily D 5419 4th Street N.S. 560 -4053 Mrs. Grace Szegda D 5385 horizon Drive 560 -4508 Mrs. Mary Lou Lane D 5917 5th Street N.S. 560 -2254 Mrs. Betty Skjervold D 5419 4th St. B.S. 560 -4809 Mrs. Janice Bruder R 5973 4th St. W.S. 560 -4032 Mrs. Christine Peterson D 400- 57th Place 560 -1224 Mrs. Verale Peterson R 5313 Horizon Drive 560 -5819 -- Mrs. Darri�n Bock R 4868-2k Street 788.5588 Mrs. Claire Henderson R 213 49th Avenue N-.B. 560 -4906 Mrs. Margatet Kusak D 112 Panorama Avenue 560.5416 Mrs. Jsan Phelan D 113 Gibraltar Road S60 -5725 Mrs. Helen Truenfels D 5248 Horizon Drive 560 -5907 Mrs. Kathleen Rdstrom R 4875 2k Street SUS -6180 Mats. Vera Gorzyeki D 4668 - 2nd 8t. 788 -0926 Mr. Edward Fitzpatrick D 5273 Horizon Drive 560 -5318 Mr. Paul Peterson R 4620 2nd Street 788 -2226 Mrs. Jam Jackson R 4851 2k Street 788.7446 Mrs. Myrtle Kansas R 4647 2k Street N.E. 788.6496 Mrs. Betty Nelson D 5129 Horizon Drive 560.5589 Mr. Lester Hungerforo D 5085 Topper Lane 560 -46" Mrs. Pearl Sandstrom D 4856 Thtrd Street 788.7509 106 • • PLANNING CaOUSSION MEE. NG AUGUST 12, 1965 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Kravik at 7:30 P.11 . ROLL CUL: Members present: I Members absent: Others present: 1. PUBLIC HEARING: No one pros Johanson, Rravik Bergman, Bandel, Hughes City Manager Wagner, Engineering AFFistant Clark PRELIMINARY PLAT P.S. #65 -03, S. G. PEARSON CO., INC.: ant. 2. LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. #64 -08, ORVILLB : Air. Ratley was present. 3. LOT SPLIT RMUEST: L.S. #65 -07, ROGER BOOTH: Mr. Booth was present. 4. LOT SPLIT VEST: L.S. #65 -0$ GEMD D. RnTH: No one was present. 5. VACATION: SAV 065 -02 RED= PRESENT 30' BASMCNT TO A CONVBATIONAL 12 EA.S IT : 6. REZONING 'RMUEST: ZOA 05 -06, STAN1 .AD OIL COMPANY: : Part of Lot 5, Block 5, Donnay's Lakeview Manor. Mr. Harry Brooks of the Standard Oil Company was present. The various items on the agenda were discussed with those: prevent, and notes of that discussion will be sent along with the minutev to the Planning Commission members, but because of a lack of a quorum, no official action could be taken. �UB�NT: I Chairman Rravik adjourned the meeting at 8:30 o'clock becauFe of lack of a quorum. Respectfully submitted, Haze O'Brian Recording Secretary 1)i i n F1 HOUSE SERVICE MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT SANITARY SEWER HOUSE SERVICE FOR EAST HALF (Ej) OF LOTS 162 17 and 18, BLOCK 4, OAK GROVE ADDITION (1515 MISSISSIPPI STREET NORTHEAST WHEREAS, there is no sanitary sewer service stubbed into the property line for this building site. WHEREAS, as the sanitary sewer line in the street is at a depth that it is,not economically feasible to tap said line in front of said lot. THEREFORE, the City of Fridley will allow the property owner to direct his contractor to lay the house service line in the boulevard area and connect into the existing manhole at the intersection of{ Arthur Street and Mississippi Street providing he understands and agrees to the following :" That the City of Fridley has no responsibility to maintain said line. That in the event an open cut repair becomes necessary it is the full.responsibility of the property owner, whomever it might be at that time, to' make or be responsible for the repair and replace all damaged areas in the street right-of way. I have read the above and do understand and agree to the terms as set forth in it. .WITNESS: ffle CITY OF FRIDLEY City Manager Subscribed and sworn to before me this �3 �•-n day of gyp. +i I L09 G PE APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT y � ►� I aY. ti's • MCP i xrT r.•� {tTn �n2��~ <� •t:�.�acz�nI f, +IT tMT_1-:):1' M FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA , _ ,1.� �.t . u i {�ri, 1 • °, ri. is _ :zw ;,iiy V10A If"'I t4luiOWNER'S NAMg r BUILDER, - 'tcgt- ;. 9 Zr ADDRESS ADDRESS ,Y t.00ATION OF BUILDING r S; f�3 z ;r^ i:t 4,3d3o NO* eSTREET �!:� 6 f �� _PART OF LOT BLOCK ADDITION OR SUBDIVISION CORNER LOT LbT IN5IDg • ' SETBACK SIDE -YARD -=- SEWER ELEVATION ; r r a :3 ; r ! i Y FOUNBATION ELBVI'ibA `t t -r� . .,o :1.i bG xs Applicant attach to this form Two Cefrtificates- ofd` Sur ►ej► de r, r'bV,6ii -a �o�8 zd building- location drawn on these Certificates. ��I2t10lT t zw- rEw ' v r n o'f E bESCAIPTION OF i DILDING ;.v �-;o •r _t.I� t .Er l % r. t; .ti •'-din 'PTE bixud To be tdsee'`8s T'�t, ;.cl n viz ront� Dept Height_ =it1�a Sq. Ft. .Cu. Ft. Front ' Dept _......H eigh; aba t Aq'. Ft. Cu. Ft Type of Construction Estimated C G_ _ • -'�I 1 _ To be completed _ IIM lzna ao -'r k!luo The undersigned hereby 'makes application for' a permit for the' Vork'herein 5 n Sri ?c ci specified, agreeing to do all work in strict accordance with the City of.S Fridley Ordinances dnd rulings of the Department of Buildings,,,and 'hereby. -ti.' �~ i r32 3a sd declares that all the f8cte and representations stated in.thie= applcat on are true and correct. Ill 10.01ndi rl DAT$ �-- SIGNATURB G?� •r >-C a.irS rxo?c�oaE dl (Schedule of Tree Costs can be' found on the Reverse Side). P h ;j ff., ��. r<r. �i: A 11� • .mac.' _ A AL t*124 40 i:a �/• I f► s n n r t , t •rr- .. i . 4s p .0.�$ �I SVWII� STMMS I M TTn MZTltac - AUGUST IL6, 1965 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Johanson at $0100 A,M. �g pgEgggT= Johnson, cartoon, Sanborn E� Motion by Charles Johanson that an addendum be added to the City of Fridley'I Building Code ass follows; That no building in the City of lridbey shall have less than, a¢ 40# per square foot, live load strength in the goof. • Seconded by Bay Carlson. I Upon a 401ce vote, there being no nays, mMON was carried. ADJOUVJMW-. Tbere being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. QesptYty subsitted; P CRAMUMM �JCOWHAM=i'hairman Building Standards CoMIttee I 0 /lh r *K *..: w •• , i.l : GM MCKSSnY FOR AN ADDITIOMM TAX LZW IN M U TO TUX 30 MM 14=TATIM PRCVIMD BY TM'CITY CHARTNR H8 IT RXSCUM by the CoUncsil of the City of FriftaV as follows: Station la That the Council of the City of Fridlo► its the aoaath of A+ to es, 1963 will remive from the city Mamger a proposed budget of the City of FrIAl.sy for the Year of 1966. which proposed budget wtim duamined evda'Gencom the amity of an additional taus levy in facess of the City 01tarter Umitationa ssati€ n 2. That the PurPOSO for which such additional tax lawy is required Imlude additional roes for the gamral fund# additional sum. foc firs °s relief., additioal sum fax as debt service an parkso cil tional Bums for contrIbution. to ,public mployeen retirement fund and additional ram for a debt service .i olved with iF.tappxovea nt bonds, Section 3. That a public hewer be hold befwe the City Coin i t at the City Hall at 8 s O o ° cloak P, M, on septed3pft 7,2 1965 to consider this tsr of the City on Ault 38 and 25 and September 1,, 3,965 to giV* WtfCa Of sudh laublio UtWinga . 7 - , F 7 R wilm2n J. 11"S mama ATTM t Marvin C. S ousel, CITY CL=K Publish: 18 & 25. 1965 • S 1, l%5 • • CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA OFFICE OF BUILD= INSPECTOR TOPIC: MORMY REPORT TO CITY MANAGER ,JULY, 1965 NtWER OF PERMITS ISSUED 1965 1S)64 THIS YEAR LAST YEAR TYPE OF - OONsTRu TION JULY _ JULY 3'0 DATE TO 13A1B Residential Residential "Garages Alterations & Additions Multiple Dwellings Commercial Industrial municipal Churches'* Schools Hospitals Signs lioving L" Ur - -tl 26 11 101 144 26 12 47 49' 151 1 .738 27 0 1 1 43 2 0 6 2 0 0 0 6 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 3 0 0 1 0 3 1 22 7 1 0 1 3 1 209 27 941 254 Heating 81 55 241 237 Plumbing' 71 50 241 228 Electrical 150 52 .571 331 302 157 1,053 796 ASTUTED QALUATIONS OF JUIMG KMfMS� IS"SQB_D Residential Residential Garages Alterations & Additions multiple Dwellings Camercial Industrial Municipal', Churches 4 Schools Hospitals' Signs Moving $ 410,250 $ 204,500 $ 1,768,570 $ 2,381,985 38,704 179,999 99,438 70,379 2,149,652 800 6,402,322 37,420 0 140,000 27,000 1,396,000 120,000 0 350,000 33,000 0 0 0 493,000 0 0 14,300 0 0 306,320 37,995 661,320 0 0 2,000,000 0 2,100 150 16,375 1,630 00 0 20.500 0 $ 2 2 ,106 869,769 $ 10,957,100 5,076,734 REPORT TO CITY MANAGER • JULY, 1965 0 MMER OF LICENSES CURRENTLY IN EFFECT AND L1gaz !IRS Olum TO DATE MMEMR FEES COLLECTED ELECTRICAL 65 $ 975 BRCAVATING 26 390 GAS 38 570 GMUMAL 243 6,075 HEATING 51 765 HOUSE MOVi23G 3 45 HASOM 30 450 OIL HEATING 5 75 PLASTERING 16 240 PLUISING 61 915 ROOFING 9 135 SIC40 14 210 WELL DRILLING �......... .. .._. 3a 563 $ 10,875 PERMIT FEES • 1965 1964 THIS YEAR LAST YEAR PE T 'M.W ,7ULY TO DATE TO DA5'B #8085 -#8293 BUMING $ 29437 $ 1,162 $ 12,628 $ 7,672 #5177 -#5326 ELECTRICAL 1,684 1,265 6,274 5,594 #3188 -#3269 HEATING 1,093 1,297 3,441 3,872 #363.8 -03709 PLtmnm 788 771 3,848 3,687 SIGNS 17 5 125 30 $ 6,619 4,500 26,316 20,855 0 Month` ivfa-y, Cleared or This Teo„ To Date This Moo ThT s Yr. Unfounded Pending oast Yr. Last Yr C PLA IIN`Ir,S ADULTS Domestic 7 39 39 11 Assault 2 Drunk 3 3 2 Disoo Conduct 1 10 9 1 5 Liq. Laws 4 4 1 Firearms 2 1 l Res, Arr. Other 11 64 56 8 12 JU VE N ILE • Assault 3 1 2 1 Diso. Conduct. 2 14 14 Ligo Lags 1 12 12 1 Firearms 1 1 1 R? inawa y 3 19 � R Vandalism 1.0 43 17 26 22 Other 7 47 43 4 27 Robbery 1 1 Burglary 5 31 7 24 6 Theft Over 50 2.2 60 14 46 12 Under ,50 24 103 52 51 19 Other 26 161 127 34 48 0 ,10TO-i9 VERITICLES, Pl' -ileaE�e Ga S 'T. PG ExDense C IT Unit #24 (4 daJ s) Uri - -�Y'2 5 431 .1 5 63-7 639.4 6-7 16.10 8,7 0 ;,04 229.66 0�7 1 Mini #26 14, 9 7 6 F1 9.1 126.05 .025 This month To date 4 CC IDENTS 0 "10 This Year Lash Last yea: Personal. in 22 71 19 68 Prop Daajage 19 122 16 79 Fatal I RADIO CALL. 253 1,196 319 1,-450 ASSISTANCE TO Motori:;ts 35 218 45 203 Other P.D. 4 39 8 55 Fire Sept. 2 10 4 21 Medical 14 70 26 84 TRAFFIC ARRESTS • Speed 25 118 51 192 D.U.I. 1 13 4 31 Open, Bottle 4 6 12 Car*i1eE;s Driving 6 25 9 51 Reckless Driving D/1. S,.tsp or Rev 2 15 3 19 Dt, ether 1 22 3 42 SiF,ns & Signals 5 51 7 15 Parking 9 40 4 9 Jther 10 126 16 98 D..3.M. TESTS Ours 1 3 16 Others 2 4 21 JAIL Our Prisoners 29 130 23 136 Other Prisoners 20 60 12 82 9 0 ry ,-Z Month-ly Repo,-,t June, 1965 Cleared or This ',Io. To Date This Mor, "This 'fr. Unfounded pe!-ji-lae Last Yr. Last Yr CO."IPLAINTS Domestic 8 47 47 11 Assault 3 8 8 2 Drunk 3 3 Diso. Conduct 2 12 11 1 2 Liq. Laws 1 5 5 Firearms 1 3 2 1 Res. Arr. Other 17 81 72 9 23 JUVENILE Assault 3 1 2 Diso, Conduct 3 17 17 Liq. Laws 1 13 13 Firearms 1 2 1 1 Runaway 7 26 26 1 Vandalism 9 52 25 27 18 Other 14 61 57 4 19 Robbery 1 1 Burglary 3 34 9 25 12 Theft- Over $50 2? 84 20 64 12 Under $50 2 131 59 72 30 Other 34 195 160 35 78 'IOTOR VaIICLE Unit #24 Unit ;x`25 Uni t i�26 P.CCIDENT'S i�Ti -lead : Personal Inj °..P.G. E:Kpense Prop Damage 2 12 Fatal 10 80 RADIO CALLS 11 a � 158 . 16 ASSISTANCE TO �.J ( 6, i Motorists 5,727 Other P.D. 8.1 232-31 Fire Dept. 8 Medical ")a, s rho. TRAFFIC ARRESTS • 18 89 Speed 26 DoU.I. 13 Open Bottle l Careless Driving 328 Reckless Driving 361 D/L Susp or Rev D/L other Signs & Signals Parking Other D.O.M. TESTS Ours Others JA IL Our Prisoners Other Prisoners i�Ti -lead : Cas °..P.G. E:Kpense XL 2 12 1 22 10 80 6_)0.19 11 a � 158 . 16 /)�; t. t, t 3 1 �.J ( 6, i N 2 )5. 1 3 5,727 673.2 8.1 232-31 62 8 This month ")a, s rho. This Year Vast year 18 89 16 26 148 13 l 1 328 1, 52t . 361 C.PlIma /0}22 0 7 ^).;.n To date: Las t year 84 92 1 1,811 31 249 48 251 5 44 14 69 2 12 1 22 10 80 23 107 15 133 29 221 4 17 2 33 1 5 4 16 4 29 11 62 1 16 1 20 8 30 5 47 3 54 4 19 11 51 9 18 8 134 9 107 1 2 16 2 2 23 12 142 30 166 11 71 15 97 PARKS AND P>. AYGROUNDS :iti�i �G': � �^`:`� � H _! , J.r1G �ftiPTTS - .JULY 19, 1965 The meeting was called to order at 8 :15 P,M. by Chairman Hughes at the home of Paul. 'Brown Members Present: Hughes, Cochran, See jervold, Doulin. Others Present: Park Director Brown. The minutes of the June 2, 1965 meeting were approved as corrected. Item B -2, to: without action, REPORTS: A. Hu es 1. PlannIM Commission: The Planning Commission has no new activity to report at this tune. No action has been forthcoming from Hodne and Associates. 2, We have received a letter from Midwest Planning and Research Inc. This letter was addressed to Mayor Nee and was read to the Sub - Committee by Chairman Hughes concerning a County Park located in Fridley at the mouth of Rice Creek. This park would inelmAe Locke Homestead and Camp Manmin. The Sub - Committee decided that this would In no way conflict with our • City Park Plans. Lotion: Motion by Skjarvold, seconded by Cochran. Resolution: That we in no way object to the development or a County Park in the Comp Manomin area and we urge the City Council. to take appropriate action concerning this park, as we feel that this would be an asset to Anoka County and to the City of Fridley. Motion carried. 3. Riverview Heights: There would be no objection from the residents to a park in the Rilierview Heights area, The problt*m would be to make the area eligible for flood relief. 4. Park Clean Up: The Park Sub -C -m ittee on July 9, 1965 reviewed the clean up work done by the Jaycees in Locke Park. The work was not completed and the committee in on site inspections did make recommendations as to completion. The work was well along, however, and a tentative date for final inspection was set for late in July. 5. Park Equipment: Tennis nets. We do not provide nets for use by citizens as it is not possible to prevent theft. Tennis Practice board. The board at the Commons blew away during the storm. We will in the near future considering replacing the practice board. B. Brown Report • Moore Lake Beach: The parking lot will be reorganized so as to provide more restriction for parking in the area. Improvements will also be made in the appropriate area. There is also filling in }progress on the north side of the park. PAF.�N_5 Air,) P : G1.Z.0T%oS FIYD -CCKL� TEZ IMSET NG UTNU ES - DULY 19, 1965 Page 2 There should be a. te:m iii acurt and balI 4.1.eld a, the Moore ;41ce Park and Beach, complex. This propovzl is naw Xnder study The engineers reel that there vill be settling of the fill at Aioore Lake and that works should ana progress b�!�fore It nettles for at least one year. Committee action. The Committee will meet at the beach at 5 :00 P.M., July 20, 1965 to inspect the area. Fiaal decision will be delayed until after on -site inspection. We will request that a representative of the engineer's office be there as weld.. ftlyan_ gills. There is still a water problem in the Sylvan Bills Park. This &hall�be attempted to he corrected in the near future. C. Now Items: Prioritv List. Our first priority is to return the existing parks to their re- tornado condition.. The second consideration is to complete the Moore Lake Beach Park complex. r.3:be third priority is to control erosion. in Locke Park by seeding and sodding of the scarred and gullied areas. Bacteria Count in Moore Lake. Mr. Brown is directed to request weekly reports of Moore Lake Bacterial Count from the health Inspector so that these would be readily available for infory tioa. 3preyi A of Moore Lake,, Mx. Brown is directed to have the growth at Moore Lake controlled by spraying. The last spraying did not control the problem and it must be done to prevent .future problems. AD OUPM 6 The meeting was adjourned at 11400 P.M. Respectfully submitted: Christina K. Skjarvold li Secretary to the Sub- Coo-mmitterm