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11/15/1965 - 59420 fe BEGUTAR COUNCIL MMTING AGENDA - NOV IMER 15, 1963 ROIL CALL: DTIITESg Canvass of Votes, November 5, 1965 Pages 1 - 8 PtT UC BEA=G$ g 1, on Improvement - 3T:. 1966 -1 Pages 9 - 11 2, On Improvement - ST, 1966 -2 Pages 12 & 13 QLD BUSIN M. 3, Assessment - King (Tabled 11/8/65) Pages 14 & 15 4, Additional Bill for Locke Park Cleanup - Jaycees (Tabled 11/8/65) Page 16 5, Awarding of Bids - 88 #12 (Tabled 10/18/65) Pages 17 - 19 6, Sign Peradt - Burger King Page 20 t+TEW BUSiNE85g 7. Fsidley Dousing and Redevelopment Authority Meeting Minutes, November 3, 1965 Pages 21 - 24 a o Commmicationw' Pages 25 - 37 (a) Public Examiners Study (b) Chief of Polices Dispatchers (c) Beauty Salons: Regulations (d) Gibbs- Refund of Escrow (') MW: Matterhorn Drive City Engineer- Maintenance Bond (Riversedge Way) Patch & Erickuen> School Swimming Pool (h) American Pipe% Sewer Survey VISITORS: 90, Claims Page 38 M Estizates Pages 39 - 41 11. Library Lease Page 42 12. Tee Machine for Sbareaood lounge Page 43 131. Agreements viLth Columbia Heights and 23HD 14 Bids for Pickup Truck -. Parks P e 44 15 � Pecal ut tasi uthorf.sing Agrres ut - Re � County DltcTrt Ali '`�`� .S' � • La CDT --- - BT* 1966.1= The notice of boMIM is an Pages 9 through ll o You reveived the pacel3mlaw report with yaws last agenda* A preliminary assess ant roll either will be In the envelope with the ageruia, ar if not an* I eted in time, will be given to you at the meeting. 2, ON Ill I toVi T - ST, 1966 -3: The =*Ice of heering is as Pagess 12 and 13o The prelimUoxy report was in the envelope with your last agenda, and a preliminary assessment roll is in the envelope with this agenda. 3 0 ASSRSS11W - 3I0 (TAX= 11/8/65)s Mr. Kings letter is an Page 14, and the FlManoe DUVCLaW's MW is an Page IS* 4. ADDiTICML BILL FM LoC= PARK C[2iA M - JUSMi (TABZ= 11/8,/65) s The bill is as Page 16 e I mote to the Tseaswcer of tbo mares, . and advised that the Council would like to bave him explain the bill at this meeting e S. AWARDMO OF SIDS - SS#12 `TABLED 10/18/65} s The bids are an Pages 17 and 18, and a letter from Lamstti and Soar eKCtMdirg the time to award the bids to novad)eW 20th is an Pays 19, Pethape you would wish to wait an this until you eooplete Item #13 below. 6o SIGN PERMIT - MUM KIN G a At this writiog, I bave not bowed any- thing on this sign permit from the applico t. The aWJL1cstU= is an Page 20. 7e FRIDLEY HOUSING A=ID AtTTDDZiI'P!C MRETM MMW=S VON M= 3, 196Ss These =L=*es are an Pages 21 through 24, Arg items you wish to discuss can be brought up at this tins, 8. C01MICATI0N88 (a) Public Bxaainers Studys The letter as Page 25 is self - sxislsAatary and can be received and filed. (b) Chisf of Police: Dispatebaa: The mem as Pages 26 and 27 is ilivstrated by the sdiedulbg an Page 28e This agppown to be a good mow to the dispot. di m .problem that we have had in the past, and also, would save some Mon y in the 1966 budget. I x : r, , end that the Council give serious consi'atiop to approving this proposal. REGM AR c:o =jL MWT=G AGUMA COMMS - NOVX M 15, 1965 (Continued) (a) Beauty Salons: Regulations: The letter on Page 29 Is sei f- exPlanatoary e (d) Gibbsr Refund of i2oraw1 The letter an Page 30 is sal € - e lanatoary 0 The apt of the Minutes relative to this MoaW JA an Page 31. Far several years, t wrote liatters to 8rn1e Madsen and ##pies to Art Christmas= stating that the wan X must be done# but I nsv4W was able to get the work donee 3 Mould that this MMW be retained until su h time as santhing is dome about this parking lot. Tbis really should bave been Called a cadk bond. (e) Min wftl I to High ra♦y Department: �latteodtiorn Dative: The letter an Page 32 is for your information, and can be room' and filedo (f) City Sw ineer: Kaintenanos Band (R sedge May) The memo as Page 33 is 8e19 - sogslanatoaty. If you CODOU t# it would require that you pass a motion releasing the =aft- bond. (g) Patdh & griekson: SdIact Swi=oing PODS: The 1SUM an Page 34 is for your isafarmation. If yon have My ob- jeetiow" nor its# you can mske them at this time. The health IasPectoC advises that this Pons, so far as health MMtt WS are CO2112e9 ne2 is WM FO O llently deasigned. (h) Atq/rAMU Pipe CoagpWx Seim Survey: The letter an Pages 35 throaigh 37 is saaaeWbat self- exptsnatasy o WO Gottsteia frost Aseaciaan Pipe will be, hoots to disewss It further with yon. 9. CLh=t The claim` nusbers are ca Page 389 Detail of the Claims Is included in the envel%m with the agenda. 100 E$TIi UMS The list of estimates is an Pages 39 and 40. A debris cleanup estimate is on Page 410 and will have to be acted gpott ats3y fran thxwog because it is Aot as the list as Pages 39 and 40. It* LMUUUW Lam: On Page 42 awe eaaoerpta of the present lease agree - 1 1-1 as they relate to the CcuWW library brands* T'beaer Mss no action taken an the lease in 1964, since it would aouta tleally twu1nate on Mo rch 1, 1966. WhIc t at the time was thau&t to be sufficient tins €aac cowletion of the Civic coutaat. t M+onld suggest that this lease be renowned at this time fear all df 1966 at the preem* teem 0 • RBGULAR COMCIb NBTZNG AAA CO STS NOVSINR 15, 1965 (Cantinued) 12. ICS 1lAtUM Fm SHOLiBWooD uxM=: The now on Page 43 is somwwbat self- SxPlamtaty. Whether or not the City buys a "Scotomme Lee making madhins would depeW upon: (1) whether or not the City Attacnyy $aid this could be bought without bids, and (2) whether oc not the City Council would wish to buy this machine without bids, 139 A11111 6N'P$ WI3ii COLUMM SNZM TS AM MIMSOTA HZMMAY JZpARTlMD � SS#12: I an not Snclu4ing any material in the agenda for this item since presently I have only me agreesoant from Colvabia Heights, whia'h is MMW pages long, whIdh I have suumitted to the City Attorney for his review. z also have submitted the agreement from the state HLghwaV Departaant to ULM for review. since the City AttorW has bean working cloa*1y, with the ColuWbia Heights City Attocnsy, I would hope that he will have the various agree- mrnts available for the Council at the meeting. 14, SIDS FOR PICKUP TRUCK - PARKS: on Page 44 is a notion► to bid for a 3/4 ton fourw4 e l truck with boat, Both of the City truaics that the Park DePsrttqunt presently are using wane originally used trucks and are in a vezy bad state of repair, This truck would be most useful if we could get one at this tSm! far the skating rinks situation. is. MSOLUTIOU AVM30RIZ=G + aS: COMY DIM 017: At this writing, I*do not have a coW of this resolution frow the City Attocney as yet but I an sure it will be available fcc your sideratiou at the meeting. 0 PACE 1 • R ' SPECIAL COONCIL HIMM ; • NOVE109k 5. 1965 The Meeting was called to order by Mayor Nee at 6:OS P.M. Madwrs Presents Neo, Kirkham, Thompson If--2 re Absents Sheridan and Wright Mayor Nee announced that the declaration of results of the canvass of the.C,eneral Election of November 2, 1965 is the order of business for this meeting. .Motion by Thompson, seconded by Kirkham, to accept and approve the attached results of' the 'tally as reported in the canvass. Councilman Thompson raised the question whether the results sere arrived at legally. Upon a roll call vote, those voting ayes Kirkham and Thompson, nays: none, abstaining: Nee. Mayor Nee declared the • motion carried. - The City Manager presented Estimate #2, a partial estimate, in the amount of $57,576.19 for work ender 98#73 and SW&W#73 -A 04th and I=sbruck Sth Addition) and advised the Council that the Consulting. 8ngineers had submitted the estimate and the City Engineer had approved it. Motion by Kirkham, seconded by Tboapson,,to approve the estimate as submitted by the Consulting Engineer, and approved by the City Engineer. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Nei declared the motion carried. There being no farther business, Mayor Nee declared the meeting adjourned at 6:20 P.M. Respectfully submitted, &Solt,z IW7"AO4— Baal P, Wagner Acting Secretary to the Council F SPECUL, COUNCIL HZT3NG - NOVEMBER 5, 1965 PAGE 2 STAT04W OF CANVASS GENERAL ELECTION 2 November 1965 • DECLARATION OF RESULTS THEREOF Ia accordance with Section 4.08 of the Charter of the City of Fridley, the City Council declares the results of the 1965 General Election to be as follows: •W -1 P-I W -1 P-2 W-1 P--3 W -2 P-1 W -2 P-2 W -3 N1 W -3 P-2 W -3 P-3 TOTAL: W -1 P-1 W -1 P-2 W -1 P03 W -2 P-1 W2 P-2 W -3 P-1 W -3 P -2 W -3 P-3 TOTALS • A. The total number of ballots cast sass 5520 Ward 1 - Precinct 1 .404 Ward 1 - Precinct 2 827 Ward 1 - Precinct 3 93 Ward 2 - Precinct 1 851 Ward 2 - Precinct 2 989 Ward 3 - Precinct 1 727 Ward 3 - Precinct 2 571 Ward 3 - Precinct 3 358 TOTAL: 5520 B. The vote for each candidate and number of defective and not voted ballots is as follows: CITY -MAYOR NOT VOTED MUM J. ME 0. SAM WRITS Ili OR D". I Mrs. Weems 3 Greig 1 Guerre I Greig 1 _,_Writ 1806 3641 7 CITY - COt1NCILIGN -AT -LARGE C E W. MfP= DAVID 0, HARRIS WRI!M IN 1 Da].umn 1 G. Job=&= 1 Rwcak 827 r 793 851 989 727 1 358 66 5520 NOT VOTED WO W. - mr� ern 793 851 9 77 S 5 ......_2Z34 - ..,..._. _ 36$8__,,.,,_ m-.3_— X95__- 5510 C� J YES W -1 P -1 113 W -1 P -2 234 W -1 P -3 276 W-2 P- 1 265 W -2 P -2 253 W -3 P -1 200 W -3 P -2 122 W -3 P -3 92 TOTAL - 1555 YES W -1 P -1 108 W -1 P -2 221 W -1 P -3 273. STATEMENT OF CANVASS C1TX - CrrY CENTER PROJECT NO 2� 589 7.�.�... 515 443 261 __ 3916 NOT VOTED QQR DEF 1 4 13 4 12 5 CM - UNIVERSITY AVENUE PROJECT W -2 P -1 259 • W -2 P -2 235 W -3 P -1 202 W -3 P -2 128 W -3 P -3 ill • TOTAL- 1537 W -1 W -1 W -1 W -2 W -2 W -3 W -3 w -3 P -1 P -2 P -3 P -1 P -2 P -1 P -2 P -3 YES '7 293 603 508, 588 745 516 441 244 3938- NOT VOTED A/�F 3 3 1 2..._.�. 2 3_ 4 CrTY - RIVERVIEW NESS PROJECT TOTAL-. 1436 NOT VOTED & L0lt DEF. 1 4 9 �_. . 4043 4 PAGE 3 TOTAL TOTAL 404 827 L93 851 ... 9 7727 7 rs 1 w� 358 _ �J52. 9 TEAL 404 �- 827�� 793 851 X89 727 571 358 _..- §S20 ; TTIArEMENT OF CLASS PAGE 4 CTS - NORTH SUBURBAN StMMART SEWER DMRlCT • �. Boawd of Trustees - Memlar at Large COUNCUMAN -AT -LARGE - Dawid Oo Harris D„ The Bond Election on the City Comer Project is borokr declared daf*Atado Eo The Bond Election on the University Avenue Projects is hereby declared defeated. F� The Band Electsica on %be Riwentew Heights Project is ber*W declared defssteda • MELFORD C. NOT VMD JAMES Lo DECKER CHRISTENSEN WRITE -15 b OR DEB, TOTAL W -1 P -1 �....__.lz 9 �- - 188 _�.._ - -- — 37 404 ,.._..�- W-1 P -2 329 431 67 827 W -1 P -3 342 _ 364 9* ?8 W -2 P -Lt 34fi- 439 „�fiA W -2 Pmt „ X02 301 4* - 82 989 W -3 P -1 &4 262 722 W -3 P -2 ... ... 266 261 �... 40 X71 W -3 P -3 ��. .$:� - M 2* m� 22 TOTAL, o 2336 2a �,3 � � 4� 5520 .. * W -1 P -3 Swiderski - l * WWI Cbarles Z. Johanson - 1 G`r*ig - 4 Pat Nelson - 1 Mrs. Wegler - 1 a W -2 P -2 Hanson - 1 Schaaf - 1 Heine - 2 Allen. - 1 Elmer Johnson - 1 Colo Hoff man - l o W -3 P-3 St. Andrew - 1, Kursk - 1 C � The following officers were 4ftlared elecF*d s • HAYM - Jack 0, Kirkhm COUNCUMAN -AT -LARGE - Dawid Oo Harris D„ The Bond Election on the City Comer Project is borokr declared daf*Atado Eo The Bond Election on the University Avenue Projects is hereby declared defeated. F� The Band Electsica on %be Riwentew Heights Project is ber*W declared defssteda • I• r. V l . _ The fc!.lovi.ng are true "piee of tha t,&-1 nt used: OFFICIAL B4LQT Ar"'Ift MIL AZ • ANOKA, �FM 1UO A TOISDAY,INOr MlAT0R! �xi 9 prw inlet -rsseILs WILLIAM j. NEE JACK O. 'KIRKHAM COUNC I LMAN AT LARGE van rm om PAGE 5 GLEKN W. THOMPSON DAVID O. HARRIS PAGE 5 STATEMENT OF CANVASS • H, Tha names of the judges of election are an folboeos Ward 1 - Precinc(. 1 • Mars. Donna Marcucci Macs. Janice DeVries Mass. Mary Miller Mrs. Shirley Godson Mrs. George Norton Mrs. Earl Follnuth Mrs. Marilyn Hangs Ma's. Janice Pettit Mr. Ing Sirerts Marso gou"'p. Gmme%j Mrs. Jacqueline Bffy Mrs. Ord Schultz Mrs. Helen Fowler Mrs. Helen Bourgeois Mrs. Marian Weeklsy Ward 1 - Precinct 2 Mrs. Mary Schreiner Mrs. Harriet Ubban Mrs. Joyce McCISIMU Mrs. Blaine Enroth Mays. Warren Olson Macs. Doris Nyline Mgrs. Carol Luedes Mrs. Norene Chase Mrs. Fern Connor Mrs. Don Hockstbora Mrs. Joanne ways Macs. William Jensen Mrs. William Hengstlear Mrs. Doxothy Haack Mrs. Doris Nord Mars o Mavis House Ward 1 - Precinct 3 Mrs, Collette Bourdeavx Masi Mildred Raiser Mss. Lillian Wegle't Mrs. Looms Hubley Mrs. Michael Raasyk MBs. Joyce Schmidt Mats ,, Ted Barck Mrs,, Evelyn Selinski Mrs. Iris Reiser Mrs. Madanna Johnson Mars. Gloria Swanson Mrs. Dwtou Ellis Mrs. Walter Nelson Macs, Clarence Mitchell Mfrs. Arlene Peterson Mrs. Eleanor Paulson Mass. Marry Brava PACZ 6 • • STATEMENT OF SASS Waged 2 - Prectncte b Mrs. Lee Mondloh Mrs. Maxine Mondlob Mrs. Shirley Pitala Mrs. Janice Rekiesen Mrs. Milada Saunders Ms u Don Muri Mrs, Bett7 Ritter Mss. Dale Hadtratth Mars. D. J. GaWlelson Mrs. Herold Jansen Mg. Gerald Adams W. Raglan Lee Mrs. Maar:78 Wall= Mss. Marvel Paterson Mrs. Rita Pierce Mrs. Adeline Haidle ( Mrs Francis McLaughlin We. Carol Towson We. Jame Barnette Ward 2 - precinct 2 Mass. BeeearlF Einaoan Mrs. Jew Knutson Mrs. Betty Johnsrud Mars. Joanne Rice Mrs. Lois Mullen Mrs. Ruth Gillespie Mrs. Adeline Swanson Mrs. Joke Cornwell Mrs. Edtma Rinytaki Mars. Eileen Fteemau Mss. Margwite Jalkowski Mss. Sylvia Gilllund Mr. Tom Cochran Mars,, Margaret Knudson Mrs. Sylvia Mauro Mr. Jobs Paulo Miss. Janice Drigaus Mr. Douglas White Mrs. Juditb Dresher Mi!rs. Lucille Wasters Mrs. JAM& Peterson Mrs. Movie Thompson Mfrs. Doris Gilquist Mars. Ethel Grassint Ward 3 - Precinct 1 XTo. Sylvia Eorthoi Mss. Dan a& MaLtlleetrrs Mgrs. EAmor Johnson Mrs. June Holmquist Mrs. swerettte Houle Mrs. Beaty Robartm n Mss. R®sella Amar Mss. Dons Mae Odland Mr. Da®id Chasten Mars. Leona Flss®itS Mir& 0 Claire Marsaik Mrs. Barbara Cabman Rtes. William Bradley Mrs. S. R, Haaland ?lies. Ergseat Powell Mss. Mwis Suoes lbs. Carol Larson PAGE 7 • I* • STATEMENT OF CANVASS Wn)rd 10 - PTeainctt 2 Moo Lois Rawson Mrs. FLeg Rossing Mrs, Jean Johnson Mes o JAVan ne Wildman We. Ann Devona MAv s. Rogan Swatad i*s o Edv*rd HAnocc a Mrs. Janice Beudear Mrs. Gemaime Wolsfeld Mrs. Ve"ie Peterson Mrs. Laurence Anderson Ms. Gas&ce SEegda Mrs. gThelyn Nelsons He&. Betty Skjezvold Mrs. Elsie Baker Mss. CbxIsUme Peterson Mrs„ John Gerard MTs. Mildred Watkins Mrs. Ron&Id WbI temb Mrs. Valium, Pi,mks COUWITIAN COUNCILMAN Ward 3 - Ptrecinct 3 Mrs. Jean Phelan Mrso Holes Sceuenfels Mrs, Vesta Gorsyski Mrs. Mo garet KMa,k Mrs, Kathleen Edstroam Mrs. Dome, Nowak Mira. Jean Jackson Mrs Edward FLU"triak MT. Lester Hauno aesa►fmd Mgrs. Peril Sandstircn M'; s o Regina Msskwood Mr. Paul Paterson Mrs. myrtle Manson ivo Russell M NDUSSoa MAYOR - Willis m J- Noe PAGE 8 C) • CFFI(.''1;AL PUBLUCATION CXYTY OF FRIDLEY %xhibi,t A 7 NOTICE OF IWARING ON IMPROVEMENTS STREET IMPROVEHENT PROJECT ST, 1966 - 1 WHEREAS,, 73o City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County Minnesota,, has deemed it necessary and expedient that the improvements hereinaf tem described be made, N(YW, THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on the 15th day of November, 1965, at 8 °00 o'clock P-,M, , the Clay Council will meet at the City mall in said City, and will at said time and place hear all parties interested in said improvements It% whole or, in part. Tim general nature of the improvmments in the construction (in the lands and streets noted below) of the following improvements„ to -wit., CONSTRUCITON 172M A� Street improvements„ including grading , stabilized base, bituminous ourfaci.ng,, coneor -ate cab and gutters, storm sewer system, water lines„ aaanitar y seer aervicas and anther facilities located as follows2 Kimball Street -> Riv�rvisw Terrace to Bast River Road Janesville Street = Riverview Terrace to East River Road I r Ironton Street - Riverview Terrace to East River Road Iliugo Street = Riverview Terrace to East Rivers Road Glencoe Suet <= River -view Terrace to Bast River Road Riverview Terrace Glencoe- Street to Kimball Street Broad Avenue Glencoe Street to Hugo Street 5th Avenue - Old Gant;ral Avenue to Bacon Drive E rvice Drive, nLong E, vE 'University = 73rd Ave. to 75th Avenue ftoposed Street Madison. Street - Lyric Lane to Osborne Road 69th Avenue c East River: Read to Hickory Drive ickory Drive Including Hickory Circle G 69th Way to 70th Way tst-West ckory Place = Hickory Drive to 70th Way Easement South of MLssiss>i✓ppi Place - Riverview Terrace to East Rive' Road Pierce Street Starting 700' South of Mississippi Street to 63rd Avenue 63rd Avenue - Pierce Street to State Aid Street # 302 in Shorewood Shopping Center r L� 10 to 66VI) , r 65 fi 0.1 111.i-le o 68th Avencua 4 65 JhOY €nsa xaG'iM;Cl• t o 63rd AVentle T7.1 :" f''-V 3'A :)FVdt nnd V --&t.' 1eY �treut' 1 -�' ridley iS 1 as Lt&ip11,i S tKeet:. to kith avenue 3n��ka Shat s >if, s .aa #, pi. treeY; tt_ 67t a rxvetstue b5th A`i onu� = Akgi au -y Stt -at- to Sk inaor'. Bl,v&, 66th AtnORM Art.trut Stit>_!. to MoKin .dty 3t% -est: Stinson Bluth - 66th gvenwn bo $6xn A.ntnu .' Stinson Blvd. - mi,99iaatppi Street to 66th .weenie asgfel lv-vr Street t Eatit. ?,Iin�r Rood is Ra .''Araud Tracks ,3ast River Road En t Service Da ivoro 79th %vz -nine to Liberty Str=eet 'Ely Street: - Ruth et:teet: to Rail.ro.nai Traelt. -, ,Ruth Street - I,o.�berty Street: to Ruth Cf�ral(. i�iiserty Street Q East Riven Road to R ailroa i Tracks May between 4th & 5th Streets - 53r.'d Av+enkri� to 94-th Avenue B, Storm sewer and appitrtennnees in and serving t1w, area bounded as neing at the intersection of Pearson Way and East River Road thence North along Bent River? Roue to a point on the westerly sxtensfon of the So nth boundary of Bourdeaux` s �;pring Brook Addition; thence Bast: allong said South toundary Beurdeaux °s Spring Bak Addition to the Southeast corner of said Bourdeaux "a Spring Brook Addition` t.h,euce North along the era; Line of said BourdeAux'>. Spring Btook Addition to the Nor<°theavi corneae of s. id B;ucdeaux's s)ft'r<it�r Brcok Addition- t <hp.nce Bas F 01,7. the easterl-y extsns3, -,n of the Norflt 9 inn of Bcurde.aux's Spring ft-iah Addition to the Vest boundary 0 t:!Y , r3rc ar ti ar t tern Radii? y M. 'r, : of stay, 4 :hsnae South along Ws.y line of the Great: Northern Rftii.lroad °e) r�a;` lacrtt 10C) F lf►Cr" fasax:ci ?'9t'h A Brae tara.cxj4,e West, in a s &a:algial ii:rre t:3 tb-s poi, `� of beti:rs... ni.ng;, tll-Anex t:eominat=.i'ng, AU lying f:r. &avtian - T -30, R -24„ County of Anoka, Stale. of Minn10008:ao ES"s`IKALTI M COST n c , , a o o 0 o o 0 0 0 o u o 0 o o o , o n alLa I?(',57- - THAT THE AM PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED FOR SAID IMPROVEDZNT IS AS FOLL 3 For ConsitrUation Item A„ AboVS- r- o _ - - a - _ _ - n ° v d All of the land abutting upon said streets named above and all lnadb within,, adjacent and abutting thereto. For Construction Item B. Above - n o- d P m - - 4 J- m 6 '1966--i r� L.J The area proposed to be assessed for such improvement for all or a portion cif the cost of the improvement is the property contained within the area above described,. Apia 69 said land to be assessed proportionately according to the benefits receibed by such improvements, That the Council proposes to proceed with each of said improve- ments as separate improvements, except as hereafter otherwise provided by the Cotmail, all under the following authority, to -wit; Minnesota' Statuted 2961, Chapter 429 and laws amendatory thereof, and in conformity with the City Charter, DATSD TRIS 1 DAY cF NovEmBRB o 19435 BY ORDER OF THE CITY OMCILo ATTEST-. • CITY MANAGHR a Earl P, Wagner Publish: November 3, 1965 Novembers 10, 1965 • WLM v William Jo Nee 11 0 • 1w 11 j�,hibit A',) , I - - -- V - W i UN IM -- EWAI'ts STnrr IMPROVEMENT nOMT ST. 1966-2 WHEMA'S;- thr, "AtY 4J chk, CA Ly i.f fridtt-,Y, AnakA County, 10'" r 4- impro me q LV, h.'6 �t "I vi I L n i v n t that t t h v nt, tjy!pyty a qn the day of m i, IM49t &t 965, 5kt 8 �:O ow (;�ity C vnci wi' ,end p ,Ac. V- hacar in ,A4�;Vo eve Ixt p-4rt. 'Tbw-., 9ivnvf.0 nsto-1--Z J rn4 improvament?; is the construction it) is 'L-,wdt -bild of tho- t ADO S Vry CI ]VUlk 111111"hl ud, ng AIVFvut= eusrb And fguttrt, Mora AaW6.r Rs V(,;Iot�ici av� fo kfijvb- o,.-ym� brlvo to t6kor Avoinutv ukor Avtvuo to T.H. #65 T7H, #65 t j old Cantral 79th Way r.i. Ironton Stradt � I . . c I � � � .. 1 $186,457.67 i1a, AWVA M Y09 'SA76 - 11m%Dx4Jftm Is As VIOV C.kw-tvu,�'Lk�-m A Aq at tho,, upon wiaid attg:'rtz; mawd abova and &0. `�,'*vds within, �bUtting tb *-tk 12 tf nald "and tu bt- proportionately according to the be-noffts r-�-eetvcd by such improvwzonts. Thnt the Counci? prcmpci;;rs t,,-,i procetid with e&ch at said improvements as ixltprovf;:mont6, oo--%4cpt as hercaftey otherwise provided by the CmncL; all 1i under the f(Attowing authority, tc, wit- Minnesota Statutes '�9611, Chaptoe 4,29 rind '.!.nwL� aintndatury thdrccf, wand in conformity with the City Ghartt:�r. DATU1, THIS 1 Y (AF November 1965, BY tADr,k Or M OTY G Publish,,, Wrl&cy ltditiun of Tb* Rocard, i,9ovvmb*r 3, 1,965 f.963 • MAYOR r Witiam J Mae It, 3 2344 No. Brookview Drive Minneapolis, Minnesota October 22, 1965 • Ci'y c{ Fridley ; 5� -)1 University Ave.. N.E. idley, Iinnesota - " tn: Earl Wagner, City Manager Gentionen: I I would like to appear before your council meeting of November 1, 1965 in regard to my property at 360 Hugo St. NE.,' I have four lots, #10,11,12,13, Block A. Riverview Heights and two sets of water and sewer stubs were installed at which time I was not consulted and I am being assedsed for both. Lot #10 and #11 is not regarded as building lots and I would like to have the said lots rescinded y from the assessment rolls. Lots #12 and #13 has the house. Please advise if this is satisfactory to appear before the council meeting, Nov. 1st. Very, truly yours, t r 4 ij. t I y. U L� • M E M 0 _ -15 November 5, 1965 TO: Earl P. Wagner, City Manager FROM: Marvin C. Brunsell, Finance Director SUBJECT: Special Assessments on Lots 10, 11, 12 and 13, Block A, Riverview Heights Addition With reference to the letter of October 22, 1965 from Mr. Richard. L. King on Lots 10 through 13. As I understand it, he is asking for an abatement of one of the two building site charges on the four lots. These assessments were put on in the year 1960. There are many building sites in that area that have one service for 50 feet and this would cause somewhat of a problem if an abatement were granted, as then the whole area would probably have to be reconsidered and many more abatements granted, and the difference made up by a tax levy. If L FRIDLEY JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE I - N -V -O -I -C -E i DATE TO riCt Y r SERVICE AMOUNT - 7 �. - /. zz� a 2 4 s Fr�di�y,�lr��H. "4At 37Ff• r- � TOTAL $ S 43• Make Checks Payable to Fridley Junior.Chamber of Commerce l . Send TO- - " cvn.fne ve y p51 75M aee i LOCKE PARK CLEANUP BUDGET Income Expense $5,800 $2,250 Net $3j550 MA ACTUAL ,41/ / 00 -A /! 04 E�'.�c Income Ex ens'He7avyFu jo, $ T $59800 $3,500 �--^-J aw ins Net $2,300 1. Total Manlhrs. expended over 3,000. 2. Additional work done. a. 80 loads of Dirt dumped to fill erosion b. 15 -20 stumps removed. c. Stumps chipped outside of Area designated. d. Area west of Pavillion graded and left ready to be seeded. e. Dead limbs trimmed out of trees left standing , In conclusion we feel that the$843.00 for our last hauling bills is in orders i due to additional expense incurred due to additional work performed. 0 I0 UE r� n (� S G� V �t a; d sy ""'- S�' .r.-+� rte( •"h n1t� v 4 a g v r o T t ' Y ' l M g U t1 Cf1 N CJ C"1 yl to : 1- i w in O U tn Ln m N W u P Cs w p � a to o� _ w b V 0 cJ co Oi i'. 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C 3� ^i C7 K7 w Ci r 4 CS �•t rj �.: U CJ a L7 'U 'r" :c1 Cri rti j Qa }. ?d Cd r: ti a L7 cz 05 K ) is t i GENERAL CONTRACTORS 2560 North Cleveland Avenue St. Paul 13, Minnesota Telephone: 633 -5575 November 9, 1965 Hlonorable Mayor and City Council City of Fridley oI31 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota AET: Mr. Earl P. Wagner, City Manager REF Storm Sewer Improvement Project No. 12 Gentlemen: • We wish to thank your City Manager, Mr. Earl Wagner; for keeping us informed of your anticipated council meeting schedule in conjunction with public hearings being held at Columbia Heights and other rami- fications concerning possible award of the above referenced project. Pursuant to his request, we hereby extend the stipulated thirty (30) day period for holding our bid, as stated on our Proposal of October 11, 1905, for an additional period of ten (10) days to.provide a total holding period of forty (40) days from the date of bid. Yours very truly, LAiti r TTI & SONS 71 �i Victor J.Lametti, President CC: Comstock & Davis Inc. 1446 County Road J Minneapolis, Minnesota 55+32 • i 19 20 APPLICATION FOR SIGN PERMIT Permit No. Location Satellite Lane & University Ave. N. E. Fridley, Minn., Oct.. l 1965 FRIDLEY INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS: The undersigned hereby makes application for a permit for the work herein specified, agreeing to do all work in strict accordance with the City 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. Owner Burger King Restaurant Kind of Building Used as Restaurant Work to be completed about May - Spring 1966 Estimated Cost $ DESCRIPTION .pow installed: Pylon sign 210 sq. ft.. Dimensions: Length 201 Height 2814" Thickness 18" Distance from Sidewalk Roof Constructed of : Iron, x , Wood 111 uminated : Yes, Neon •Wiring Application No. Signed By 7.0� 4�d 0 FRIDLEY HOUSING AND RWM LOR�01T AMTO,RITY iMTING - NOYMM 3, 1965 ROIAL CALL Presents Chairsan Richard Borders Commissioners Paul Barrow, Loin Mllin, and John Meyer, and Executive Director Allan Anderson. Commissioner Robert Kendall and Legal Counsel Wyman Smith arrived later in the Ming. 9isitore: Tom Hodne and Dare Alberta of Hodne Associates. Arriving later in the Ming were Mayor Nee, Ernie Powell, and Councilman Glenn Thompeon. Absents None APPROVAL OF MIMES - METING OF ?7 OCTOBER 1965 Mr. Barrow made a motion that the minutes of the meeting of 27 October 1965 be approved as received.. Mr. Meyer seconded. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, said motion carried unanimously. BILLS AND COMMtfNICATIONS - ROBERT DAVMPQRT ASSOCIATES INC. A letter from Robert Davenport Associates, Inc., dated October 27, 1965, stating their interest in doing the economic studies and appraisals on University Avenue was received and noted for reference. BILLS AND =RMICATIONS - RENT STATMf= The rent stator ent for the Housing Atithority Offices was received. Mr. Meyer made a motion that the rent be paid. Mrs. Mullin seconded. Upon a voice rote, there wing no nays, said motion carried unaniamwly. BILLS AND COMIMUNICATIONS - FRIDLEYY OFFICE SUPPLY CO. A statement from the Fridley Office Supply Company for miscellaneous office supplies was receivvd. BILLS AND COPEMCATIONS - 0. & DAAI,W PRINTING The bill was received. from 0. H. Dahlen Printing CompwW. Mr. Hodne of Hodne Associates then presented the total broke cost which included the bill from 0. H. Dahlen. It mw noted that 0. H. Dahlen had additional costs above their original bid and Pr. 9nderrson was &&ed to contact them and ask the reason. Payment of the b:R.11 was deferred until Mr. Anderson could sake a report. BILLS ADD CtJNBMICATIONS - TELEPHONE C ANY The bill was received from Northwestern Bell Telephone Company for installation and service, charges on -the new telephone. a., • Pews 2 BILLS AND COMMlUNICATIONS - STATE OF MINNOMA A letter was received from Deputy Commissioner Geisenhoff of the Department of Business Development, Striate of Minnesota, dated November 1, 1965, acknowledging receipt of .amended Resolution Ito. 144. IICa VrIVx DIRECTOIL' S RUMT - RT�Y2B�1 Mr. Anderson stated tbat he had received a telephone call from a resident of Riverview asking chat loans were available to then for moving their homes. Mr. Anderson said he would look into this and then call a general meeting to informs those interested (there save approximssterly six families considering this move). He ms directed to work with the Mayor and the Planning Commission. It was further stated that we can make coments3 concerning substandard biomes that ere proposed to to std but the final decision will rest with the Building Inspector. ZCBCOTIU DIRRC'I'Ofi' S RFMT - BINFGiBD CALL Mr. Anderson stated that he had received a telephone cull f va Mr. Binford of Chicago MA on November 3, 1965. in this call it was decided that lair. Binford would attend the Commission's Ming of Noveabor 10, 1965, to clarify the Government's view of the Housing Authority* s future position although at • present he considers this mainly a local decision. Chairman Herder racked Mr. Hodne to give a progress report on the three projects at this sae meeting. I=UTIYE DIMTOiR'S REP= Q FOTM POSITION Mr. Anderson asked the Commissions for a statement concerning his responsibility to these as he would like to be its a position to accept other mmrplayment if the opportunity presents itself. A definitive statement will be given to his at the meeting of November 10, 1965. Mr. Anderson stated that he had received a call from a ftelcia n asking about the proposed clinic or other available office space. Be was told to get is touch with Dr. Traessaons. Mr. Barrow stated that he had not looked into the matter of Automibile insurance at this time. OLD BUSIMM - LBO TO LWY Mr. Anderson stated that he had not sent the letter to the Loagw of Women Voters • as directed at the meeting of October 29. Chairman Nerder suggested that a letter also be seat to the Citizens Committee for Fridley Disaster Raedevelopmt cosmmending them for their efforts. �l UOTM OLD BUBDUM w ROGER JQ3.iiVeDO Mr. Hodne stated that Roger Johnson would begin cork on the additional narrative for the City Center on Monday, November 8, 1965, and then would complete the documentation for University Avenue. OLD Jn/SUMS�° ARCHITE THE SWIOR h"MR Mr. Hodne gave a brief description of the work being done by Fourth leer Arobitectnre Student's Seminar at the University of Minnesota and of their assignment to design the City Center intersection. He invited the Cotemissioners and the Rxecutive Director to attend the jury m"ting on the Vinal day of class to be meld at the School of Architecture Jury Rooms, Main Campus, at 2:00 P.M. on Ttsizedaey, December 9, 1963. Nyd BvSIEWS John Msyrer stated that he felt the Authority should formalises a resolution stating our future intentiow. hits a leangtb7 discussion followed as to just what our position is and what our authority will be in the future. Chairman Herder requested wyeman Smith to give a formal opinion at the meeting of November 10 concerning the above mentioned questions and whether the aasmoil can dissolve the' PIMA Commission. It was stated that even without legal authority, we could sake recommmendations and our experience and records mould be extremely valuable to that Planning Comomission and the City Council in future City planning. Mr. Meyer mode a motion that the PHU issue a position statement to the City Council that, We, the Fridley Bo stag emd Redevelopment Authority declare that we shall, as a body, continue to carry out our responsibility to the City. of Fridley in guiding its orderly planned growth and redevmlopment'. The motion was seconded by Ibm . Mullin. Upon a voice tote, there being no nays, said emotion passed manimounly. NEW BUSIMISS Miy►or Mee asked if the Authority had any funds at its disposal and ems told that if the 8 A P Applications are approved, we will have operating funds for six months. Be thews stated that if thane funds were not made available, the Authority should think in text of & housekeeping budget. Mr..Anderson was directed to prepare a housekeeping budget for Mayor Nee within the next fear weeks. MSCZW6LN UBS Mr. Alberts of Hodne Associates stated that we have made a committment to provide a workable program when we applied for the S & P Applications and felt that this aontraot should be fulfilled. It was stated that a soning plan was part of this program. 2`1 • MISCELIAKWUS (cort.) Mrs. Mullin asked when we should try to set up the official Citizens Committee as this is necessary to fulfill our contract to provide a workable program. Chairman Herder asked Mrs. Mullin to work on this problem. Chairman Herder asked Mr. Smith to check with the Planning Commission so then is no duplication of effort between the Planning Commission and the Housing Authority in respective areas of authority. It was suggwested that the Authority design stoning classifications for townhouses and/or the flood arm and reco®end that for approval. Mayor NO& stated that he had planned to submit a housing coda to the Caamoil nett weals for approval and would send copies to the Fhllli and the Planning Coo•. mission for amenwrnts and coazsnts between the first and second readings. Chairman Herder stated that this was entirely satisfactory to tho Autboritjr. Nr. Smith suggested that copies be given to the Authority simitanscusly with the Council and We suggestion was approved by all concexwed. As throe was no further business, Mr. Meyer made a motion that the =wting be adjourned at 1000 P.M. Mr. Borrow seconded, the motion. Upon a voice vote, • there being no nays, said notion passed =Lnimously. Respsotfally submitted. Does Mullin, Secretary Fridley Housing do 8edevelopmant Authority lu 0 `�as wpb w ��r ::rim •,•.r'R. +W" vk 4 STATE OF MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC EXAMINER SAINT PAUL November 5, 1965 Mr. Earl P. Wagner City Manager City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue, N. E. Fridley, Minnesota Dear Mr. Wagner: We wish to acknowledge receipt of the request of your city council for a study by this department of all practices relating to the use of your City Hall and City equipment and facilities by private groups and organizations. This request will be placed on file and the study undertaken as soon as examiners are available for this purpose. WIN Qm Sincerely yours, Robert A. Whitaker Public Examiner �r) EVERETT W. MCCARTHY CHIEF OF POLICE { ` MINNESOi,4 tiNIM � To: From: (fi t ry Apartment o f Aolke ANC 6431 U MINNEA Novea City Manager Chief of Police �k ER Y YAVE. IS 21, MINN. 8, 1965 26) i I i 560 -2610 ro Subject: Change in the dispatching system of the Police Department Our dispatching system as it is today is anything but satisfactory. The amount of money that we have been paying dispatchers has not been conducive to getting the best'.of men available. Also, under our present system we are losing night hours of our own radio due • to the fact that our dispatchers sleep various times through the night. As authorized by the 1966 budget, the Council has granted us $415.00 per month per dispatcher. If we were to hire three dispatchers at $400.00 a month rather than the $415.00 that is authorized, this would cost the city $1200.00 per month or $14,400.00 per year. If we were to change our system and get rid of all three of our dis- patchers and hire two additional police officers, it would enable us to use a police officer on the desk two shifts a day during the. week, three on weekends and on holidays. The hiring of these two additional police officers would post the city $1,017.00 per month, or $12,204.00 for the first year. This would mean a cash saving to the city of $2,196.00 for the first year. Even at top wages, two police officers would be a saving of $40600 a month or $480.00 a year, exclusive of any raises dispatchers may be granted in the future . `'hanging our system and using police officers on the desk rather than civilian dispatchers, I feel, would improve our services to the point where the public would be more satisfied with the answers they are getting on telephone calls to this office, and with a schedule rearrangement this system would in no way impair the police services we are now giving the city on the street. In fact, it might make it a little easier on our services on the street because • the police officer on the desk may be able to take care of many of the complaints without sending a car to houses. It would also mean that the police officers working on the desk would be taking care of some of the clerking work that is now being done by one girl. They could do such things as typing jail cards, typing accident reports, ?ping complaints, keeping some of the records that are now being c< ne dduring the day. 0 Except on rare occasions, we no longer give drunkometer tests for other departments and our men manning the desks would not have to testify in court for other jurisdictions only on these rare occasions. This may come up once or twice a year. It would mean that our men would only be giving tests for ourselves and would not be going to other communities on our time. I have talked this over with Chief Hughes of the Fire Department and he has no objections to this new arrangement and his feeling is that regardless of what we do here, his interest is in giving better service to the public. He agrees with me that this system would give much better service. The addition of these two police officers to man the desk would; of- course, be in addition to any men that the Council has already approved of for the year 1966. It is requested that you bring this matter to the attention of the Council in time so that this system can be approved by them and the details worked out by us before the first of January of 1966. e _ vi 'tj 1 pQ1 fx,) ---------- Ilk qui tool tA, Izj IZ3; st M n4 i---- lizi ti R rS GI rt ---------- R rS GI rt �.i E r �C November 5, 1965 CITY OF FRIDLEY 6431 University Ave. N.E. Fridley Minnesota 55421 CITY MANAGER: We the following Beauty Salons wish to appear at your Nov. 15th meeting of the City Council regarding the opening of beauty salons in private homes. It has been brought to our attention that licenses or permits are not required in Fridley. We know their are alot of home salons in Fridley and feel we should not have any more. Their are other commu6i.ties who restrict to much of this happening. Our reasons are this. 1. It cost each of us thousands of dollars to open a Beauty Salon for equipment., fixtures, and advertising. 2. We pay alot of rent to leaset:these\buildings. 3. We hire employees, who after have been with us long enough to establish their customers, leave our employment to open a salon in their home taking these customers with, that we have spent money to bring into our salons. Yours Truly, MAGIC SWIRL BEAUTY SALON POWDOUR POUF BEAUTY SALON s 6369 Univ. N,E/ 6251 Univ. N.E. ter/ JACKIE ANN HAIRSTYLIST FIESTA.BEAUTY SALo Holly ,Shopping Center 244 N.E. Miss. St. 0 . r I I� IN • �i • CHARLES R. WEAVER HERMAN L.TALLE VIRGIL C. HERRICK ROBERT MUNNS JAMES D. GIBBS LAW OFFICES WEAVER, TALLE S. HERRICK 316 EAST MAIN STREET ANOKA,MINNESOTA a2r -Oar3 November 8 1 965 6231 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N.E. / FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA - eeo -3eso P -,r. Earl 1' agner, City Manager City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue, N. E. Fridley, thlinnesota Re: Leon Madsen • Dear Mr. 1.4agner: 1 spoke to you on November 8, 1965 regarding money placed in escrow for curbing relative to the Madsen Building, immediately next door to the City Nall. It is our understanding, at this time, that the State will do the curbing necessary and that, therefore, the money placed in escrow at the request of the City Council at its special meeting of April 25, 1960, is no longer necessary. '.:'e respectfully request that you forward this letter to the City Council in which we hereby make application to the City Council for the return of said escrow. Thank you. Yours ver truly, James D. Gibbs JDG /sjt cc - Leon Pladsen 30 0 I0 •• � t SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL - APRIL 25, 1960 The meeting was called to order by Mayor Greig at 7:40 P..M, Members Present: Greig, Johanson, Nagel, Sheridan and Wolke. .Members Absent: None CONSIDERATION OF COMMERCIAL BUILDING PERMIT FOR LOTS 20 AND 21, BLOCK -3,.. REES ADDITION - APPLICATION BY.MADSEN REALTY: The City Council .discussed in great-length Section 7 (g) of Zoning Ordinance No. 70 of the City, relative to off - street parking for the proposed office building and also;. for the present building housin numerous businesses between the City Hall property and Mississippi g Street. Mr. Ernest Madsen, representing Madsen Realty, explained their position in the matter relative to providing parking for their building, and stated that the parking for. their building would never be restricted to f. their building only, so that it would provide additional parking for the present shopping area. Councilman Johanson moved that the building permit' be granted to Madsen Realty to construct the proposed office building.on Lots 20 and 21, Block 3, Rees Addition with the stipulation that curbing be placed on the south edge of the property and then on the west edge of the property to Mississippi Street with an access opening of 25 feet in width near the southerly and of the property, but facing University, and that an access opening be provided onto Mississippi Street at the..•. North end of said property, and that the owner of the shopping area property, and Madsen Realty place sufficient money in escrow with the City Treasurer to pay for said curbing before said building permit.* can be issued. The motion was seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a roll call vote, Greig, Johanson, Sheridan and Wolke voted aye, Nagel voted nay. The mayor declared the motion carried. U L� STATE OF MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT 9 1246 UNIVERSITY AVENUE ST. PAUL, MINN. 55104 October 22, 1965 C/ 04,7 A" 4C7 29 � a el 81,9110 r. Nasim Eureshi City 2— ngineer City of Fridley 6431 University Ave. N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Re: S.P. 0285 -03, etc. 1atterhorn Drive South of Bridge over Interstate 694 Dear 1,1r. Q�ureshi: Your letter dated July 27, 1965, concerning the above referenced subject has been received by this office and a study of your re- uuest has been made. de will not be able to pave Matterhorn Drive with concrete, as you requested, under the existing contract. If there are any further questions on this matter please feel free to contact this office. Sincerely, D. R. McFadden Deputy District Engineer t 32 0 MEMO TO: Earl P. Wagner, City Manager MEMO FROM: Nasim Qureshi, City Engineer MEMO DATE: November 12, 1965 MEMO NUMBER: #65 -71 33 I RE: Releasing of Maintenance Bond Under Street Improvement Project St.*1962 -2B, there was a portion of the concrete curb and gutter on Riversedge Way and Mercury Drive which was defective. Before releasing the Maintenance Bond for the total project, City Engineering office asked for an additional one year Maintenance Bond for the above mentioned curb and gutter from the sub - contractor, Crown Sidewalk. • This year we inspected the repair the contractor had done to this portion of the curb and gutter and found it to be unsatisfactory. The contractor was asked to replace all the defective concrete curb and gutter on these two streets, which he has done to the satisfaction of the Engineering Department. We, therefore, recommend that the Maintenance Bond for the repair work be released by the City Council. NASIM QURESHI, P.E. City Engineer • b I 6ATC ' :tND E�dICKSON, INC., ARCHITECTS 2801 WAYZATA BOULEVARD, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55405 3d. October 18, 1965 CITY OF FRIDLEt saa� uNlv.''"1131rY Office of the City Engineer E +vc, N g ., Fridley City Hall E ' V E D 6431 University Ave. N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 AM OCT 21 1965 Re: Addition to Fridley Junior High School 7�8�y�tbf11�ui1��i3i4f �s Att: Mr. Nasim Oureski Dear Sir: This is to confirm conversation with Mr. Darrel Clock of your office, relative to the inclusion of a swimming pool in the proposed addition to Fridley Junior High School. The latest conversation with Mr. Clock was on October 1, 1965. We intend the following: _ 1. To re -route a 6" water main presently serving an on -site fire hydrant south of the existing building. This is'to clear the proposed new construction, . provide a connection for a swimming pool fill line and to relocate the fire hydrant approximately 75' away from the new construction. 2. To connect from the re- routed 6" water main for a swimming pool fill pipe. This will be controlled by an un- metered 4" valve located in the pool equip- ment room. This valve could be locked or sealed by you or the Owner could be trusted to open it only upon giving you due notification of intention to fill the pool after draining it. This valve would also be by- passed with a 3" water supply line, used for make -up water. This line would be routed through a 2" meter. 3. To connect from the main pool drain pumps to an external hose connection. This connection would be used on a periodic basis (probably annual) to drain the pool for cleaning and maintenance. Water from this external connection would be used for lawn sprinkling or run by hose to the nearest storm sewer inlet, or discharged on the surface of the ground to run by gravity into Moore Lake. This would mean that periodic emptying of the pool would not go into the sanitary sewer and that the Owner should not be charged for sanitary sewer connections on this basis. This arrangement has been discussed with the Waters Division of the State Department of Conservation and with the Water Pollution Control Commission of the Department of Health. Neither of these organizations have any objection to this arrangement. We trust that these arrangements will be satisfactory to you, and if pot you will notify us as soon as possible. Yo s very truly, • ATCH AND ERICKSON, INC. Robert D. Hanson RDH:ltb cc: Hansen, Supt, ROGER W. PATCH DONALD M. ERICKSON JOHN A. MADSON ROBERT D. HANSON FRANKLIN 4 -3490 0 AMERICAN PIPE SERVICES 2233 EDOEWOOD AVENUE SOUTH MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 66426 TELEPHONE 646 -0271 • AREA 612 November 9, 1965 •1r. Earl P. Wagner, City Manager Ci :y o Fridley 64-31 University Ave. N.E. Fridley, Minn. Dear d`+r. Wagner: As you know, on June 28, 1965, the City Council of Fridley retained our firm for conductinG a survey of the condition of the Sanitary and Storm Sewers as an afterriai:h of the April floods and subsequent tornadoes. ,%fter meeting with Mr. Tom Wasbotten of the Minnesota Department of Health and various officials and staff of your City, a definition of the disaster areas to be surveyed were outlined and approved. Based on the quantitative determination of the Sewers to be examined (over 50 miles of sewers), we arrived at a cost for conducting the field survey and for the preparation of the required technical reports to be submitted for approval by the appropri- ate State and Federal Governmental Agencies. These reports served as the basis: for the request for Federal aid funds under Public Law # 875. You will recall that the reports were prepared in two categories: (d) - A report on the condition of the Sanitary Sewer System to be reviewed by the Minnesota Department of Health, as the State Representative and by a representative of the Federal Public Health Service as the Federal counterpart. (2) - A report as to the condition"of the Storm Sewer System to be approved by a State Agency, most likely the Minnesota Highway Dept* as the Skate Representative and the Army Corps of Engineers as the Federal Component. The field work and reports were completed the first week in October. During the third week of October, representatives of the Minnesota Department of Health and a re.resentative of the Federal Public Health Service reviewed our Sanitary Sewer report and made the subsequent field inspections. As a result of the inspection it is our understanding that tentative approval of Federal funds in the amount o-1 aIproximnately $167,540.00 has been made for the Sewer cleaning in the speci- fic approved areas as outlined in our report. Certain revisions were made. ,!-- crave, accordingly, revised our reports to conform to the approved. In addi- tion, it is our understanding that the Government has approved your request for TLnds as reimbursement for other City monies spent to date on various ��ood and tornado damage repair work. This was a supplemental list submitted Nasim Qureshi. Since this is not in our domain, we are not aware of the ar„ount of this approval. We have also arrived at an understanding, with both the Federal and State Agencies, that television inspection and subsequent 35 36 :'E!_ -va : ✓, ciJS 7 J.v 2 sew 01- leaks, of any, as well as other supplemental repairs, will be approved by '. n eso':a Department of Health as the controlling agency. currently being prepared by the Kansas City Office of Service. We have been told that you should receive a week or so, n t::e racu,t i ;v, we are preparing a proposal for the rehabilitation work in conformity to the allocated funds. We are also outlining a plan and proposal Whereby the City o Fridley can avail themselves of possible television inspec- t on service and seal'ng work. As soon as the final approval sheets come in, c,ewould like to be notified so that we can make our presentation in accordance Wit" t e official acceptance. During the informal Council meeting in our office approximately three weeks agog' go g it was decided to review the storm sewer report before presentation to the Army Corps of Engineers. During a subsequent visit to City Hall during the Sanitary inspection, I inquired of Mr. Qureshi as to whether or not we should have �ro:ner -eting relative to the storm sewer needs. i was informed that, in his t racoon; we were to present the report as we had already outlined, there uaing no other work of any consequence to discuss that could be flood or tornado connected. i told him that I would so notify the Army Corps and inform them th a"' you were ready for inspection. ' q t;a week of November lst, I spent the entire week with the Army Corps of Engineers :nspecting three other municipalities for storm sewer rehabilitation Fork. Si::.e Fridley's claim for storm sewer rehabilitation was not of great con;>eq a rce, the Array Corps requested that we make a late afternoon inspection c„ Nov_—Mber 4z h. On arriving at City Hall I was informed that there were seven cr es�;t other locations to be surveyed which Mr. Qureshi felt should be incur - po:--ted In the claim. Not )e ng wware of the conditions and basis of claim, and further since it was nog incorporated in our documented report, I found that I could be of little a p in de-_armining the value of the additional requested work. It was there- fore dec'dad, that since the total basis for claim was not complete, a subse- cuent would be necessary at such a time that the documentation was i:ed Since our original survey agreement did not encompass the new areas in question,, it is :y suggestion that either the City prepare their own report in regard to the clal;; of the new areas involved, or we can supplement our present report, f the City world like us to make an additional survey of the new areas in goastlon, we would be more than happy to sit down with your City Engineer and yojr Consulting Engineer, to once again discuss the merits and cost of such additional work. With the proper documentation I am sure that we can arrive at a newa cos;: evaluation for the total storm sewer restoration work* We are not opaosed to the broad extension of such a survey; however, we feel that it is ir::perative that we all collect our thinking in order to present a unly ied report which will represent the consensus of every one's opinion as to the basis of the claims and the value thereof. This approach was used on the Sanitary Sewer survey which, in our opinion, was well organized and yielded the desired results. • 0 I• i�VWI: ✓aS' �� 1 ��3 Mr. Ear. ?a LIL9ne: Page 3 We would lice to once again point out that the intent of Public Law # 875 is for arSaicy :easures" for rehabilitation in all categories. Procrastin- atior, and dalays n presenting the claims as well as the performance of the o %,ork be construed so as to invalidate the emergency claim since there would :o lonoer ba an "emergency ". This, in addition to the complexities ,a` y arise ::La to the cold and unpredictable weather conditions that car: L-3 at this time of the year, dictates that some constructive action ba tak: - as soon: as possible. We need not remind you that the working con - c`t extre,ne low temperatures and heavy snow conditions are not condu- cive --o se a- c ,::aning operations or possible subsequent television inspec t cr, ;. sav:ar rapair. Also you should be aware that all rehabilitation work shop ;:., be completed before April 10, 1966. As it is, it will remain a task of to accomplish the restoration work for over 25 miles of sec -.er before that date. to lea: of the a,!�cve situation, we strongly urge that a special meeting be set up, at your convenience, with the proper City authorities in order to rev i ew t:-,e current status of the impending projects. We do not feel that much gore can be accomplished unless such a meeting is held in order to coordinate the activities and to take the next constructive step in perfor- r.ance of the emar�e,ncy work. As it stands now, the only remaining thing or us o do is -o miaet with the Army Corps of Engineers relative to the Storm Sewer claim once the reevaluation of the work is made. if you should have any further questions relative to the surveys or if there is anything further that we can do for you in the meantime, please iZt- is know and we will do our best to be of service to you in any way we can. Very :.r.fy yours, SCRV: CES L. Ln Gottstoin, M.E. Vice - President .E3orr CC- Mr. !!Yman Smith, City Attorney .:r. Nasim Qureshi, City Engineer :°lr. - , don Comstock 4 0 3'7 T ORDINANCE # 317 AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE EXPENDITURE OF PUBLIC FUNDS TO RESTORE AND REPAIR THE SANITARY SEWER AND STORM SEWER LINES AS AN AFTERMATH OF THE TORNADO AND FLOOD DISASTER. The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows: {�{ 1 Section 1. That the Council finds that it is necessary to expend sums of public funds to clean sanitary sewers and storm sewers within the City of Fridley; that pursuant to the Emergency Ordinance No. 301, the Council has heretofore contractdd with the American Pipe Cleaning Company of 2231 Edgewood Avenue, Minneapolis 26, Minnesota, to inspect and survey the said sewer lines and to prepare a documented report for submission to the federal agencies under U. S. Public Law 875 Emergency Program; that said report is now on file with the City and indicates that the said lines have been disrupted by the disasters:,i, need cleaning, have breaks and defects that require immediate attention. Section 2. That the repair,\cleaning and restoration is of some magnitude and involves in excess of 17 miles of sanitary sewer; that said work must be completed by April 10, 1966, in order to comply with Public Law 875 for federal funds. Section 3. That City crews have diligently attempted to keep the sewers open since the disasters .add during the period of the survey; that the City does not have adequate manpower, equipment or available supervision to do the cleaning, repairs and restoration; that regular City crews and City equipment furnished are not eligible items for reimbursement from federal funds under Public Law 875; the City of Fridley has no availhble local funds to per- form the necessary work involved. Section 4. That continuously.since the April and May 1965 disasters the residents of the City have had troubles with their sewage facilities; that some residents have been on continuous alert for the backing up of the sewers into their homes. Section 5. The imagnitude of the job, the oncoming Winter season and the time deadline require that the work be done by an outside contractor with sufficient crews, equipment, experience and organization to proceed at once with the necessary work. Section 6. That it is deemed necessary therefore that the City contract with the American Pipe Cleaning Company to continue with the survey of the sewer lines of the City and to proceed forthwith with the cleaning, repair and restoration of said sewer lines all according to the standards, R j • formulae and allowances under Public Law 875 and in conjunction with such supervision and inspection as may be necessary and appropriate from the City Engineer and Comstock & Davis, Inc., who are here hereby designated as consulting engineers for the City on said project. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS 15th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1965. William J. Nee, Mayor ATTEST: Marvin C. Brunsell, City Clerk Publish: November 24, 1965 ,1 { • • C L A I X 8 0 GouWal aA Pdblla MUlLles 7016 tbronab 7228 7M tbroagb eou 38 3C3 ESTINNTES TO BE APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL - NOVEMM 150 1965 C. S. McCrossan Cocpanyq Incorporated Route 20 soot #322 osseoo Minnesota Estimate #5 (Partial) street Improvement Project No. ST. 1965 -1 acceding to contract (1965 municipal Program) $ 17 0057,03 Estimate #5 (Partial) Street IlV rovsm®nt Project No. ST. 1965.2 according to contract (1965 State Aid Program) $ 248844.90 Comstock & Davis, Inc. Consulting Engineers 1446 County Road "J" Minneapoliso Minnesota 55432 FCC the furnishing of resident inspection and resident Supervision for the staking out of the construction work for the followings • Estimate ' #7 - Waiter Isaprovement Project No. 34-0 f cn Septeaiber 70 1965 through October 30s 1965 (Crossing T.H. #694 - Johnson Streets 7th Street)s $ 87,50 Estimate #16 - Sanitary sewer and Hater M- AW ovemaat Project No.. 67 from sept s 27s 1965 through October 30o 1965 (1964 Sanitary saver and Wrtter Program►) $ 15000 setiaste oil - sanitary sews and Water Iaw- provement Project No. 70 from septomber 27o 1965 thraWh October 300 1965 (Riverview Terraaeo south of Miss1881ppi Places Lincoln (Ashton) street, south of Ironton Street$ 5th Street. "south of T.H. #100)6 $ 3040 Estimate ##3 - Sanitary sewer, Water, and Stara some IWO- , emit Project fson Septouber 27, 1965 throuo October 300 1965 (54th & Innsbrudlc 5th Addition) $ 1.971,25 Est4 mts #3 - storm Sower 1wavowmat Project • Ito. 73 fro® September 27o 1965 through October 300 1965 (54th Avenue Northeast)® $ 541050 ESTIMATES TO BE APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL - NOVEMBER 150 1965 (Continued) • Estimate #8 - Water Improvement Project Noe 75-A from SepteRier 270 1965 tbxwagh October 380 1965 (Three Additional Drift Wells) $ 114#50 Satinet* #i6 - Water ZWcavewnt Project Noo 75.3 ft cu September 27o 1965 tb rough October 300 1965 (Booster 11tatim • 63rd Avenue NOS# a ToH. #100)0 $ 100000 0 0 40 • • L� DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING CITY OF FRIDLEY 6431 University Avenue Fridley, Minn. November 1, 1965 Honorable Mayor and City Council v/o Earl P. Wagner, City Manager City of Fridley - 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minn. 55421 Re: Payment to Debris Clean Up Contractor Partial Estimate #1 Streets Cleaning Payment to Contractor Gentlemen: Partial payment Estimate No. 1, Industries Services, Incor- porated, 1359 Dean Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota for work completed this date on clean up of streets. Street clean up to date 35 Curb Miles @ $57.50 $2,012.50 Less 10% Withholding = %201.25 PAYMENT THIS ESTIMATE _ $1,811.25 Respectfully submitted; NASIM QURESHI, P.E. City Engineer NQ:ob CC: Industries Services, Inc. 41 LEAST AGREEMENT • THIS AGREEMENT, Made this 3rd day of February , 1964, by and between Wally J. Miskowic and Suzanne Miskowic, husband and wife, parties of the first part, hereinafter called LESSORS, and the City of Fridley, party of the second part, hereinafter called LESSEE, is WITNESSETH., That the said parties of the first part, in consideration of the rents and covenants hereinafter mentioned, do hereby Demise, Lease and Let unto the said party of the second part, and the said party of the second part, does hereby hire and take from the said parties of the first part, the following described premises, situated in the City of Fridley in the County of Anoka and State of Minnesota$ Fridley Business & Professional Building at 370 Mississippi Street Northeast TO HAVE AND TO HOLD, The said premises just as they are, without any liability or obligation on the part of said LESSORS of making any alterations, improvements or repairs,of any kind on or about said premises, for -the term of one year, from March 1 , 1964, for the following purposes, to -vit: Use as a County Library Branch yielding and paying therefor the rent of One Hundred Twenty -Five and nm %144 Dollars ($125.00 per month. This includes all utilities such as heat, light, water and janitor service, TO HAVE AND TO HOLD, The said premises just as they are, without any liability or obligation on the part of said LESSORS of making any alterations, improvements or repairs of any kind on or about said premises, for the term of one year, from March 1 , 1964, for the following purposes, to -wits N premises or from premises overhead, nor for any loss or damage which directly_... or indirectly may be sustained by water, sewer or gas, nor for loss or damage caused by water, ice or snow from roof, skylights, trap - doors or otherwise, nor for loss or damage by the reason of the present or future condition of repair of said premises or for loss or damage arising from acts or omissions of said LESSEE or others as tenants or occupiers. The said LESSEE agrees to permit said LESSORS or LESSORS• Agentp con- tractors or employees to enter said premises at all reasonable times, to view them,.or show them to parties wishing to purchase, lease, or to make repairs; alterations or improvements to building or parts, a part of which is herein leased, and insert such tools, appliances and pipes as they may deem necessary for the purpose of making said repairs, alterations and improvements, said LESSEE hereby waiving any and all claims and demands for loss or damage or diminution of rent on account thereof or on account of any obstruction to sidewalk, entrance or windows. LESSEE shall notify LESSORS of termination of this lease by written notice served on or mailed to LESSORS not later than Novembe 0 6 • If no such notice is given to LESSORS, then this leases be extende automatically to Dec March 1, 1966 under the.same terms and conditions as expressed herein. 42 ti 43 L_ - TO er _ w w :,� :� C� Ly Yana • I __.J SU6J�C r = �°> ° ° 5 o"' ".'OOa T,Otailge DATE November 10. 1965 iavechocked on -.the price_ of_ different_ makes. of--Ica-Machines ^d= find "he ; ^ices_ vary from $1100.00 to __around _$1600.00 _depending c v' ;, and and the _type of storage ._bin._.__�__.___ .i Feel . best - machine that _we_ could,buy._would -be _th"cotsman -f s ; rob ably a little more_ expensive. _than other . br_ands_but__frc �9 that we have had__with_ the _Scotsman_at._Bar. 2_L feel in e Tang run it would be the best buy. `!I i _ Robert L, McGuirz.�_ -- RLMls SIGNATURE 0PLY: 0 DATE— �t�' SIGNATURE REPLIER'S COPY — RETAIN FOR YOUR PILES j. . a 0 CITY OF FRIDLEY BID NOTICE: NEW 3/4 TON, 4 WHEEL DRIVE TRUCK WITH BOAC MMIBIT "A" The City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota will accept sealed bids on one (1) New 3/4 Ton Truck with box on the 6th day of December, 1965 until 12:00 o'clock noon on said date at the City Hall, 6431 University Avenue Northeast, Fridley, Minnesota 55421 (Tel. 560.3450). All bids must meet the minimum requirements of the specifications. Failure to comply with this section can result in disqualification of the bid. Each bid shall be accompanied by a Certified Check, Cashier's Check, Cash or Bid Bond and made payable without conditions to the City of Fridley, Minnesota, in an amount of not less than 5% of the bid, which check, cash or bond shall be forfeited if bidder neglects or refuses to enter into Contract, after his bid has been accepted. The City reserves the right to accept the bid which is determined to be in the best interests of the City. The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids and waive any informalities or technicalities in any bid received without explanation. The City Council also reserves the right to consider such factors as time of delivery or performance, experience, responsibility of the bidder, past per- formance of similar types of items or materials, availability of products and other similar factors that it may determine to be in the best interest of the City. Copies of the specifications and general conditions may be examined in the Parks and Recreation office - Director of Parks and Recreation, or copies may be obtained from his office. All bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes and plainly aoft ed on the outside with "NEW TRUCK". Publish: November 24, 1965 December 1, 1965 LUM P. WAGNER City Manager 44 / I 4 RESOLUTION �k k Y A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MANAGER AND.1:MAYORI.M.'EXECUTE IN BEHALF OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY A COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WITH THE CITY OF BLAINE AND CONCERNING ANOKA COUNTY DITCH #17 WHEREAS, the City of Blaine has prepared a proposed cooperative, agreement concerning the use and maintenance of Anoka County,Ditch #17, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: 1. That it is to the best interests of the City of Fridley to enter into the said agreement with the City of Blaine. 2. That the Mayor and Manager be directed and authorized to execute said agreement in behalf of the City of Fridley. R Adopted this 15th day of November, 1965. William J. Nee. .,Mayor ATTEST: r Marvin C. Brunsell, City Clerk :f t. t 1 T� 1 Y:r rl .. HALL, SMITH, HEDLUND, DUSTER, FORSBERG AND FEIKEMA ATTORNFY• AT LAW November 10, 1965 3 11 PRODUCE BANK BUILDING DOUGLAS HALL WYMAN SMITH MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA S0403 GEORGE HEDLUND 239 -1481 LEONARD T. JUSTER THOMAS O. FORSBERG OFFICER INS HENRY H. FEIKEMA OSSEO RONALD L. HASKVITZ - COON RAPIDS FRIOLEY Mr. Earl P. Wagner, City Manager City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Re: City of Fridley - Streets 1965 -2 Parcels 6 and 7 Emmy Riedel Property Dear Earl: These two parcels were the subject of a recent condemnation action. Mrs. Riedel has changed attorneys. The Commissioners gave an award of $3,100.00 • for Parcel 6 and gave nothing for Parcel 7. Mrs. Riedel's new attorney hired Carl E. Erickson to make an appraisal. You will see the values Mr. Erickson set by the letter to Paul Skjervold under date of November 3, 1965. The award of the Commissioners put the total amount of $3,100.00 on Parcel 6 and the award for Parcel 7 was zero. I would recommend that the City settle out on Parcel 6 for $3,500.00. That sum is close enough to the award and the City will save money by not having the additional cost of further litigation in District Court. I also feel personally, that some award should be given for Parcel 7. You notice that Erickson agrees that there should be no consideration for the 30 foot portion previously dedicated -for the sanitary sewer line. I presume that the property owner is entitled to something for the 10 foot strip. It is true, of course, that if the Riedel property were rezoned for some more intensive use along the East boundary that the property owner should not have the benefit and the upgrading of the street without considering a sort of mutual exchange. I suggest then that on Parcel 7, the Council give me authority to settle Parcel 7, for say $2,000.00 and with possible authority to go to $3,000.00, if that becomes necessary to complete a settlement. Yours truly, yman with WS:cg Enclosures (2) �. 4W 27 • '17 HALL, SMITH, HEDLUND, JUSTER, FORSBERG AND FEIKEMA A7TORNEYfi AT L^W DOUGLAS HALL October 29, 1965 S It PRODUCE BANK BUILDING WYMAN SMITH MIMM6APOLIB,MINNESOTA 86402 GEORGE HEDLUND 229-1401 . LEONARD T. JUSTER THOMAS G. FORSBERG - OF /Ices INt HENRY H. FEIKEMA. OBBEO RONALD L. HASKVITS GOON RAPIDS rwomeY Mr. Marvin Brunsell, Finance Director City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Dear Marvin: I enclose a copy-of the Report of Commissioners in 1965 -1 Streets Project. You will notice an award of $2200.00 as to Parcel 1 and $850.00 as to Parcel 2. I think maybe we should wait on these tolsee if the Council wants to ap- peal or to pay. I am sending' a copy of this letter and a copy of the report to Earl Wagner for his consideration. It would be appropriate at this time, however, for you to' 7. immediately pay the commissioners, namely: Mr. Schaffer,' „: Erickson and Anderson, the amount of $283.00 each. Yours truly, Wyman Smith WS /rac Enclosure cc: Mr. Earl P. Wagner, City Manager City of Fridley. 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55421 • MEMO TO: Earl P. Wagner, City Manager V100 FROM: Nasim Qureshi, City Engineer I=MO DATE: November 12, 1965 MEMO NUMBER: #65 -73 RE: Collapse of Sanitary Sewer Line on Able Street between West Moore Lake Drive to Carol Drive The above mentioned line has collapsed at three places in the' length of about 230 feet. We tried to fix this line by sealing and balling, but it did not work as the line had collapsed in so many places that the nodding machine could not go through it. We have maintained this line on an emergency basis in the hope that when the Federal Survey Team comes, this might be covered • by the Disaster Fund. They have included this in their survey estimate, but the estimate has not been approved yet. Les Chesney, Superintendent of Public Works, recommends to me that this portion of the line should be re -laid with cast iron pipe immediately as it is getting impossible to provide service to the houses hooked onto this line. We have no choice than to re -lay this line even though disaster fund may not cover this work. As it is an emergency, we request permission to proceed with the re- laying of the line immediately. s A NASIM QURESHI, P.E. City Engineer i i . �0 MEMO TO: Earl P, Wagner, City Manager City Council - MEMO FROM: Nasim Qureshi, City Engineer MEMO DATE: November 12, 1,965 MEMO NUMBER: #65 -7 RE: Repair of Street Sign Damage by Tornado The office of the Adjutant,General, Department of Military Affairs has approved the Supplement �n to Project Application #65 -549,_ PL875 funds. Under this Supplement Project Application, there are $5,209.34 approved for street sign repair. If it is Council's wish to proceed with this work as soon as possible, then a local firm,. Don Harstad Company, 7101 Highway #65, Fridley, Minnesota is' available and willing to proceed with the street sign repair immediately. NASIM QURESHI, P,E.;; City Engineer SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING - NOVEMBER 17, 1965 - 8 P.M. ROLL CALL: OLD BUSINESS: I °fi_t 1. Agreements with.Columbia Heights and Minnesota Highway Department - SS#12, 2. Awarding of Bid - SS #12, 3. Ordinance Authorizing Connection to North Suburban Sanitary Sewer District { Trunk, r r ADJOURN: c k: 4 RESOLUTION # 199 -1965 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND MANAGER OF THE CITY i OF FRIDLEY TO ENTER INTO A WRITTEN AGREEMENT OR AGREEMENTS WITH THE CITY OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS AND STATE OF MINNESOTA AND CONCERNING THE STORM SEWER SYSTEM ACROSS TRUNK HIGHWAY #47 AND THE'45TH AVENUE OUT -FALL OF SAID STORM SEWER. WHEREAS, the administrative staff of the City of Fridley, together with the staff of the City of Columbia Heights have prepared a written agree- ment, together with an escrow agreement, concerning the expenditure, con - struction, and maintenance of the storm sewer project running from Columbia Heights through the City of Fridley, across Trunk Highway #47, and utilizing an out -fall on 45th Avenue; AND WHEREAS, the State of Minnesota has prepared a cooperative agreement between the State and the City of Fridley concerning said storm sewer line; NOW "'THEREFORE,.BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Fridley enter into said agreement and escrow agreement with the City of Columbia Heights and involving the construction, financing and maintenance and repair of the storm sewer project used by the two cities and running across Trunk Highway 447 to the 45th Avenue out -fall. Aftd that the City of Fridley shall enter into the cooperative agreement with the State of Minnesota concerning said project, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Mayor and Manager be, and hereby are, 1 directed and authorized to execute said agreements in behalf of the City. j ADOPTED THIS 17tH day of November, 1965. William J. Nee, Mayor ATTEST: Marvin J. Brunsell, Clerk i 1 . i t ORDINANCE N0, 319 AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE IMMEDIATE CONSTRUCTION OF SANITARY SEWER LINE TO CONNECT WITH THE SEWER LINE OF THE NORTH SUBURBAN SANITARY SEWER DISTRICT. THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DOES ORDAIN: SECTION 1. That the Council finds that there is a need to construct a connecting sanitary sewer line with the trunk line of the North Suburban Sanitary Sewer District. SECTION 2. That an emergency exists in that the construction, if done immediately, could be done before extra costs would be incurred because of frozen ground; and further the welfare of the City is served by having the connection completed before January 17, 1966 in that the cost of connection between the City and the North Suburban Sanitary Sewer District will double after that date. SECTION 3. That it is deemed necessary to waive the require- ments of Section'6.06 of the City Charter and auth- orize and direct the City Manager to negotiate for the construction forthwith of said sewer line with a responsible sewer contractor at a cost not to exceed $5,000.00 upon plans and specifications prepared by Comstock. &Davis, Inc. who shall be the Consulting Engineers for said emergency project. I PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF : FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA THIS 17th DAY OF NOVEMBER .1965. _I ATTEST: MAYOR - William J. Nee CITY CLERK - Marvin Co Brunsell j Publications e