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PROPOSBD CR-2 o�iD�Dic� (TABLBD 3/21/66) : � o�3na�o� �voc yomC eatsid�ocatian is on Paqws 30 th�co�h 37 e� P1a�miaQ C7o��in8iao' a s�eoanradati�a fs o� Paq� J103. T'�s oo�c�ctioas s�ooawad�� by th� Plsmsi�g Caaoissian bav+� bsmat 3n�ca�pa�tst�d into thia capy of taa vrdinanc�sa si�t� this fs a r�-drsft by t.i�e City Attaca�yo a o OO�RCB PARK �t8Z013�DiG {TABL�D 3/7/6b & 3jZ1,/66j : I Lav� aat is�cln�d aqY aagpo�3mcJ wat�sisl foac thfa m�tt�c ia thia aqe�aB sltha�► a► Paqee i0Z of ti� Pla�cn�q C+o�3.gsi� ai�utts as� ca�nts by Piaa�i�g C�.saio� a�rs rela�tiva to this rsioa�ing� 3 o HIRII�G OF �TSUELADiCS Co�tsUl�T �TABIED 3/21/66j : 2'l�is ite� was � tab1�A a�s to this n�tiAgm so tbst the Cc�ts�cil won18 �v� tbt ogpo�tvnity to �t with th� Insvitsnt� Caosaitl.�e, w�t3� yo�t as'� P�'��J � ao aa� Fsiday aft�iooao 4a sIC�Dt PlZRltIT APPLICATIOI� • O°BA�A10L� (TABI�BD 3/21,/66j: � a�p1i• t�tion blank is a� Paqm 380 ;,.,,, � �� -�. 5 o BIDS — 3Ta 1966�1 — sCBLDUtS A(CPaniBD 1Q00l�, APRIb 4, 1966I : I ]tav �t 1AClnd�7 t1�e usaal fi,ab�lativo shNt iA ti�1� ay�a, s3nC� I aasuarr yov woald p�ef�r to havo fihe co�rple��d �t as fill«3 �a �►t �&� bircl o�aaiaqo I� a�y of t1� C�o�uACil hss tl�s oppoectnoity to sit i.0 oa� this b�,d o�ai�g a�d to ai�gn t.b� bi� tabalat3+ou ahMt at tbit tisas, yoti a�a mr�st w�laaar, W� will haw a srcoeo�tndsti�o� solatiw to tb� lowest a��d b�ast bid o - 6o B=DS • 1'itACTOR jOP��D N�o0L�1, A1�R�L 4, 1966j: 8a�li�g of �et bicla is ths s� as I havo �t fo�th in itans #S. abo�vi o'�e wiil �re a rsca�da��Saa rsla�ive to tbs lowest and beat bid o ao pr.�c� ca�tsssao� �rr�rc x�v�s, rw�c� za, ��: � �at�ates as�� an Paqs$ i� thro�ugh i06 0 oa Paqvs 100 a� itii, Tt�s �ki, ths CaAm$ssi01�1 ]C�C0��8 de�iiil o O�t PiQ� 102, It1�t �3 e�:iM COaoi8810R �We tb� CA-2 oacdi� as %�tW oa Pages 30 tfir� 37o Oa Pa�g• 143 B Zt�e �5 o th0 Cc�o�isaf,oa eoacurs iu tbs st�cNt plan pacos Poa� bY Wi�aslaw Asac�cia�k.�s, Ou paqe 103 e Itws #6 o tia Ciopiesio� lesves ssett3ug t�ae ds� foor .a joii�t �wtiog to tb� Co�uteu. on Paqe 10�e ttee Ca�mis$ion raao�wqa�ds �haoqes in t�s I�118 �signatioo�o �osalutiats to sff�s�icust� t�e� s�anqss� if tbe Com�cil coaecm��o are �ai Paq�s 98 al�d 990 01� Patg+i 244a It�s #90 t�ie t`A�18B1aRR !'�COtll�lr�ds a sttee� 3,�tyaut a8 sbowA o� a p�cvposecl Plat, �1hi� will b� available • �� .�i ��s � �� • ��o �p �.�`i ��t�� %r yo►ur isssp�ctiono 2f you wi� to di�uas tl�s it�r oo whi,�h tl� ia uo aotioa by tl� Ca�i.aei� tbat appw�r4 to �d Co�eit a�etiono a�mri,Y i1ce� 4�28 #7►e #�.0@ #12, #13, aAd #14, th�y w� bs 8lscus�i at tbis t#�, a.tso 24� #4 aad #i'10 8o BUII.DIL�G BO�ARD �TI$L� �U`1'LSo �C'8 300 1956t 'lrl1� �i itt'! oa Page i07 g Eten�e #�1 a� � reqnite �etioas by tb� Co�uueil o T'be City A�oactay is o� tth� opiniva� th�t i�cs a Ln�ec] ° s p�opvs�l iss It� #2, is � p�op�c �.an tl�� o b�ause of it8 co�rncci,a]. asp�cto so p�►Rns �n ��ao� ccx�ssac� �xar�c �rrss, wuta� �, ��: Ttaea� �t�s a�re a�a P�g�s 39 �d 4�0 n� a�iaaa m�dwclit�d at ��OQ Of P�0 �0 $8 f OOC 1%CIt�3Y' t°�8��1@1'8$�O� o Y g fi.b�R'e ii'e L3� a�ths�s i� �a� ,�oa� wi� �o diec�asao t�ey caa b� disC�s$K1 at th�a t� a lA n CO�t%CATIt�88 s i ai S�iih a Cond�tio�t g� ls't�.e� o�s Paqs 41 ia e�l f� �plat�rt�cy, 7Pb� la�et pasagr�pb wanld r�qt�s Cv�o�ail � �eC�ic�, if d►o�a Co�lCt�ur, (bI ��View: s� Coa�ne�icaa: PsaviAas diseus�ion of tb9.a lett�s � page 42o is in the �iaaat�s an Pacr� 18 an� 19 of t�eis au�dso �c) C�i+ei of Policea Lieut�t pOSitio�ls T�t �oD OR Pig� 43 iB �lf�la�antt�yo Ti� Poli� Civil Sa�v3+ms Cooni• ssioe� co�ncvrs in th�s x��tioa� and l�ss giwn the �ocs�ir�attiv� au�d cx�tfiea a� eli�g3biiity liat faoc tbis posta Cost to � City fa� tbe l�st si�c voatbs oi th� yo�s' �uald be a�u add iti+o�nl $150 a e0 o I coae�nc, also, ia th� �c�t� by t� C��ef �d th� Po13+c� Co� �tiasi� �th►at �.bis poet be �ttatedl o Tltis ooti].a b� doew by �io43 if �tee Cou�a�,7, so dssir�eo (da K�tu�sota ��wa►y lDeiaar�,,sts B�: T'M l�tt�.aa� oe� Pa� 44 9,s sel f�pl8na►tc�ry a (e� Ft3dl�ry B�d: Sa�q+t�: 7l� le�t�oc oac► Paqi 45 ia e�lf- �la�tosy o 2 w�la, i�ooacpoacate tb� srqu�st ia� ao�y ie� t�e 196? b�c�g�o �d yaa can discnes tha �oo�ns�t at . �e ti� tt� ea�3x� bwigst is diseussed o �fi Cii,y 8�egit�egs: l�atiasteoa�two soad R�i�se�s: T� a�w oes P�qs 46 ie e�lf�lan�a�c�'y�, Ii yc�t CcnCt�t, a ao�tiiDtl by � Cc�c�i to sele�s� ti�ess �aitztaiasw� ba�8 v�o�ld be , �V� ��V�O �i � ��r�� .��, �s � �.� �o �.�6 (c�s�sa� tg� City B�ir�e�c: S��ti Ct�tiuge Z'h�e t�o 4n Pages 47 aod � i�s s�l f-aoepl�attoay o� X�rooc ma�itia� c�e aat riM- p�odv� colo�s � so Ztam #i dc�a ��r an tk�► �ap yon ha�v+o c� P�qs 4�a 1'h� i�ooc� i�a�s asl=tiw to tbis mrw, A�ra�v�, aac� iu I� #�a v�eci a�ce aha�ru ia blaok a� sai+d �po Clos�c 3�asp�ia�a of this 9�il�a va�clonbtrdly wi,11 �l th�►t swser p�s of it do nat n�3 a�l coatia�o b� it was f�l� �t �►13. afat�s avroc 5 yMS�� of � sho�ula 3�aer �,�tecl s�� his �i� ic� yowc co�ic�ra�ioa, a�rd t�e deC,�sSo� a�].mti� to fi3�i� �his woack mtts� be �etci�d by yc9iuu o Tb� 1$s4 fo� 1t�'AS O� �' o Qsuco8hl ° s mi�plo w111 Qiv� yvzx so� suqqa�i� tco cc�s3�c'i�eo �hj �o��rt Sta�s Parte�c Co�qts Str� I.iS�htiuqs T'h� i��ar c� Paga� SQ �.a sd�l.f�l�na�cacy� I�w rstros ar� on pague 51 �cl 5�e t� P��s 53 � 54 �es�s ca��asisons of t3ie �cu4.� i� a� fid� Ci.�y of Fsidlay alo�wo S�cief su�or m�a�cy iud�cu�8 oaa Psgee 53 �iat tho panstnt a�nual cost is �2bq9i6o�� f� 8940721 1�A P�ge 53 ia�ci3rca�kes that a c�g� �s� a�x�g� v�� wc�a,l:d cost th� Ci�ky $Z9 8 946, 0� a�xad c�iiv�es i 9 t�S�, ?04 3.��s o Tb� �r =�toB ii applied • to �� s��s��, �� lic,��g w�tha+�t Ax�y �gs fsoat �a� �cae�,�s�ra�•��e �s�a �xsead �g �.tlus�cat�d o� Pa�qo 54 WCia$iC� �a'� '�m d.'�.�y qr+��B,�'S: a4A�a ]C� W�t1.t2 �tpp�u'p ti�l"e� iEca�� it�y cac�,d ��ri� �o s�s�t 8SP t4 swita� �� I�.�� :��x of Fr�.c7loy to t3as �ercury vag� sYs�;��, T�sP �s�i��:� �at �gi�ia�g ,�paril l0 19fi7o it waca�d ��ke fc�ux y�s �v�.�i3�a r"t�� u�trvpli� area to � the e�� of �1�e�� l�.�gh�itog�, lxaria�g �at fauc� 1►'� ��.�,, �� liqY�� a.c� c�ged aveY by NSP i� x��sfi� �A �o soo �c�.d �i�a a� th� poc�s�at rat� a►£ ��,43 � i�d� �� f�tStBA �. � ic�i�� o�$50 0�0 fao� a 10 0 000 �� . ��a� p`��as� �� a��a; t�a �cv�y vapc�ac waula a O6 M1�{�i �W J �gO� � V� 1a6Gi3 �4��O�ii G9 �3�� Aw� MM � ��i �{� �LA6��5iiY'e �p ��J �[L�d�y} O 6l6Y{ ��7f V V � ��+{�iYYY +/�/F �{/a dp {�� -`� ��17 � /DiibY (J 4y[�i+�FigV86RQ {�(�� i� y�IVM*/�is(! p��33�a�i.j� b�' :3;'��A�.t8�3,�� i�a8'� '�3�� tlae R�sng�lO�V�ac fr01s �� s� .�� a � ��cn�r v�gaoac b� �a�s at the oarl� �.��s� ��v�,�.� �►g �3s�q �� $a9d946G00 abave is a co�— ��,� Qf �a� $3f�� ,��t� c�� P��es 53 �tad► 540 �isP will �� '�+� ��R��d �.��s ��,7.a�lals �i� lciae �tit�o ��,� Plta��.� ��c�� s ��.�+��..1� s Ti�es l�t�e fraQe Mi�x� • ��ata�.�.� ,A��°��,a� �f p�,t�� Gc+a��kv�� Pag� 55 is 8�ll��R��B��r'a �� f�� a �."3t�y l�itt01'na� th8g z x��s��,� �� s�, �^��a 5C� �a� �� f �e Co�e�eil so c�siresa �' ��.c� ��-, �°�.�; ��, g�,�v+� d��ic�ara �o tiae City Att� c�°��v F:,� �'��°,� �,�,� ��:��,� � ��a �3.etimg �he li� � � ,�� ; f�i:.m .�x.�;� q : S';"'i �:", k �i �4;: `r�' � �. r .�a ��3 � �.�� i�BQ� Cf 'tJc1e Ctsc�� - :1ro < � a�� c�oa�cr� �r� �► c��rs ��R=r. �►0 1966 tc�oats�a) sa�rt'hi�g r�lativi to regfstration. i j j Fi�o� Dts�atooc: Ags��t - ts�: �ta�t�ac s� Swr�t: 'Thr � at �ag� 108 !.s �lf�l�ta<y. �a agsNarato aa �'m�+n iyy ths CSty A�toaca�ry, ts i�elt�d 3u t� �nwlo� v�►ftl� tiw ag�a, if yat ao�acui' ax� wish to �acis� its evoscaxtioao 1�. o � i '� Cli� �li�'S iR1'r �OD P�CjA 58 s Di$i� O�: � CZi3�Mi is is� t1� enwlaps witi� �hs a�g�dao lZ o BsTZii�T'83: Co Pag�ss 59 tiura�,g'h 65 ass t?aR fitat ��tti,rrC�ta �ooe t!u �wiqc �pair waork wh� �c. t�stoak cliecuaa� with tb�t C�o�cll oa M�etdr 29, 19�i6e and s fina�l c3ebsis ai�anv4P aat3a�ttto 13 o LICSbTS83: Li�s�e fos yoamc cc�a3rdsacativa ar� on Pa�g� b6 thso�h 78. Caatsa�etaace ° iivaa�es o� ali typss ats 3=t a1piW�rtiaa], ao�drr i�a► cas� ycu ar� �s�st.�ci �n a�y paxti�eu,lar titm. 8 b�t is aat � oa �►e liat �s y�t. Tlie F�coa�ti�ac Clul� is o�s tia�� list aa Fag� 67. R�d • s Clulb is t�at ca� th� lsst as ya�t e I will ltiaw a�o ito� ti� City At� �i�b�C ica� i�1�.usioa�t i� �he �n:Rlc�� with ths aqa�aa Car at tke Cawr�c�.I ma�ti�g� ea�►i�g tt�+� Ftoatl.�ac Clvb aad alao, R�3 ° 8 C2ub p i4e LIQUO�i STU�Y aO�Y�.*1"F�E: I bal� i�tycnr Kit�ihaa� has b�gvn tl�� ar'q�u,iaa�tio�t o:E 't�afs eono�tt�e btat �� he wi�hss �o sub�ai.t tt� list �a yo� fara yaru� co��tioa�o 15 o QitD�TA� L�F�G MIS�l�ti3 a Z'ha� ardinauco oa Pigrs 79 tt�rott�lt 83 ia p��pt+�d �o t� Coa�f� by � Ciity Atto�'�eey fa0� yo�c tort- sird�ation and to i�i�g th�� Ca� t� to dat�.se If yat aoa�eut with th� City A�ta��y ° s ree��t�o�, a�d wiab to advp� this oacdina=to�Q �his �tould � t� fir$� ��arcl�agm 16, CAriIbiA1�ES i��UVtD2NG F'O�t sADTi'�A►RX s�t�3A� c�' REFt�S: �hia ardinano� oo� Pa�ges 84r �uCOas�aa 8'] �vas r�wste�d lby t�e Hoalth 7�sp�eto�' aLd cUc� by � ei�y At�a�a Zg yai �vr�cux in �be reca�oMSdatfoa of � �$�il��11 Yi�l4�S�t� � W$�i 'CO �t'IO�p$ �1g8 C�d�o '�,f.8 WOqI� � 'i.�$e ��$� r��' o . 17 o atiD� �Z� C�AYi'�BR 49 M BI�SC�RICAL oK�'�IaTS: R�s o�3in� � P�rq. 8� �►a� �s�d by � Fir� Pr��iaa Sur�aa. Hatry of tbs aapaii�t�e�� dw�11�s wit� 4�e� �8 psxluad o�atsl� bAw beap r�a�g ��accla� a�cces wi�hi�a �a b�f,].dia� to D�dbc�lt h�t�s �n ths �s p �h�s �a�� €��'�ad �y h�dous oa�ditic,ts, a�rd � R8c3ULi1� C�U�YY. �Ta]�Ci A� C�TS — RPRIL 40 1966 (Coati�� th� Fis'r Ps'rv�►tioR HnsWw i�ls �st tbis oaCdla�f'r� �id qiv� � � �� r� W �r Wi� �� p lio aiD� Ai�iQliiG t�AP'�A 4�i '1'� OfK+dllfiil� O�t P�� 89 IIIddY t0 'k3f� k�A O� �'Ct�Ct� �18�'�+�1 .�,ii � ��'!�� QOI�� M 'tM'O id��+� fi.i0e��. df Bt�'i�t8 �^iat�d o i�' t'.O b� Qt��t�3 � n�M1y f CR"1 i�ld CR"2 • Zf #� 4'it�z 01�'�itd:�C�� i�D Zt.�s� �i1�10 4s �t p�s8�d• t�MI1 !$is o�l'sli�titlpo� con1A Aot b� pa�s�ed, o� at l�t wc�asld 1uw to Itiav�e tb� �Z po�ctioa �o i90 ORDI� TO A� � 56.OZ�Z) : T'�is aacdi� ow Paq� 90 wss �aowa by t.hs City Aitaac�� basad upo�n a di�s�iat at tb� last �titrg s�lat.�.w to caastant wsivi�g by #bs Com�eil of pco►vieioo� of 1� �Sqa o�d3�e. ZO e�SO�VI'�i �O SBTABI.iSB POyIt� P�lISI�OLi F�Tl�D: � riatftt�tt3ro� on Pags 91 is � aw�9saaea s�esolutioo b�use of t1r� City's s�oo�rd . clsss atatnae 21 a TiP4 R880Lt�'ZC�s AOT$GIiIZt�3 A88iss� sBLTTS — LO�P 6, 8?ioc'�CC ZS, HYD6 PA�tR AlRD L0� 1S, AtA�rl'Oit's S�DZVISIO�T 1I10. 1290 � tMo s�solutiats co Pagss 9Z a� 93 ar� ratti� �cy►eolutiaao a�! a�s b� �paCo�v�! iw oa� �o�tia� if yt�u so de�ais'�o . 3Z, R380i.DT�OM CSRTYFYI� CBAR�s TO OOR�Y AUDl'1'OR: � s�.sttl+a�o an Fa�ge 94 is er�if-�plaa�atc+ocy. D�tail of tbs i�+rw� i�s !� srso� la�tion will �+ faunci on 8�a 95 a� 9b o 23 o iidSOt�TICIR aR�RI�16 P�L�Y PLAiiS AND sFBCIF'�C� ��'1'S 1966-�: �� i'��t�3.�tti+ou ou Paqr 97 pi�]cs � stsMta p�tit� �oa� � siuc� tis�t oci+g�iasl seaolvdtion ocd4ac3wg t�t� p�'r13�tiea�cy plasa faa� 196G stswtt wa�7c w�ts pe�� o Z4. �ES�.UTIali � 1�iICIPAt STA�E AID 3T�'6T8: 'T!a s+�eaivtlron Qu Paqs 98 we�tld sf��xts tbi o� tlM Pla�rnir9 Caw�iss� ao Pa�. 104o if tbe Co�toeil co�a�ra ie � Plam�iuq Camiasiao ° A r�ooa�dati�oa�o Z5 o RESOLt�TIOit 83'17lBLIS��DiG i�ICtPAL STA?B AID STAB6T8 i'1'� sraolw tioa a► �� 99 wanl� •f�v�to t]� rseaes�stiaa oi tU� Plauniog • Cvo�isaloa aa Bag� 104. if �be Ca�t�oil cce�nrs in tU� Plam�it�q Caasis,�l,�ooa r�o�s�adatiiaa�. �� c:o�� rt� � os�srrrrs -�uL a, 196b tcoa�sm�.a� � . '� �,�.��1 4 : � -i : �. • .. , ;1 .. �i �C' �C�.� �1 t'� �O� U/�� iQ�i�i fli i l��i ��o HO�Ie l�lik�'.�Vr t0 t� Q�C�B+�O�V� Of T o8 e�65 it � 1100:'� Li� D�'iVr � o '1'�L�B S111� �ii i�'v0 'Chit �� COI� s��siv�i ia Dso�ob�r. �hs ?�1k of th� a� at that t=ss, ba�vwc, wsa aaooae�Cn�d witb C'�Cae Pa�Ck, atW was jnst stitsursaabM a�t tbis t:tm�A i gavm a eo�y to t:oaaaitm��e s�h�aci�S�n aad �s sak� tba� = plaa• co�i�s of tbis 3� � s�v�lopa with t� age�ds, a�W �,� �at plac� it ae � stwrt vn t� aq�nda a� thfs t�o � � 1°HB I�NUTES OF T� SEGULAit COUNCiY. 1�ETING O�F MABCA 21, 'l966 � - � u A reg�iar Couacil iigeeeting of the City of Fridley �ras called to ordes bq Nayor Rirkham at 8 s 20 P.1rIe ROZ.L CAI.L `....,...._ i�i�ERS PBSSBNT: xirk6am, i�lright, Harris, Sheridaa, Sam�uelaoa I�8BR8 ABSBNTa Noae ♦PP80VAL �1�@iD'tBS�BBGiILAR COtA�ICIL l�BTII�G,.,�MABC`H 7, 1966; l�otion b� Cow�cflmaa Wrigbt to adopt the Min�ates. of the Segnlar Council Meetiag of MarcL 7, 1956 a's snbmitted. Secvaded bq Councilmsn Harii�e II�on a voice vote, there being no naya, Mayor Kirkhara declared tbe motioa carried. �OV +�,�E3j, SPSCIAL COUNCIL MEETING O�F MIsiRCH 14, 1966:_ Couacilmaa Wri�t aslc�ed if the Council remembered an itean ia 'the diacuasion about afdexalks, that has uot beea included in the minute8, pertaining to Che money that coald be aaved through aot havfng ta bua children to schooi�if sidewalics �aere available. Couacilman Samuelson said it waa Mr. Laraon ef the Scbool Board who had spoken of a buating cost cf $25,000, but thia was ia the 8iverwood School area. Motion by Coc�acilmen HerriB to adopt the Minutes of the Regular Couacil Meeting of Metrch 14, 1966 as aabmitted. Secaaded by eouncilman SamuelsaA. Upoa a voic� voCe, there beiag ao nays, Mayor Kiricham dsclared the motion carried. � The Ctty Manager explained 3ecCion 28.1 that fa to be e�luded from t�e Ordiaance. It deals rith precautions against fire in general that are covered ia ot6er pasts of C•hapter 32 of the Fridleq Code. Motioa by Couacilman Saaruelson to waive the readiag of the Ordinaace, and adopt Ordivaace �329 upoa second regding and publish same. Secoaded by Councilmea Sberidan. Qpon a voice vate, there being no nays, the motioa carried unaoimouslp. THSREUNDERa MAti� by Wrfgbt to waive Che reading of the Ordinance, aad adopC Ordinance $330 upon second reading and publiah same. Seconded by Councilmaa Semuelsoa. IIpoa a voice vute, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motioa carried. COtRdCIiL. MiNUTES 3/21/66 PAGE 2 � SSC�ID R�ADING OF ORDINANCE �33I TO AMEND CHAP4Ex 28.05 OF TI� CIT'Y CODE O�F THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINt�SQ2'A TO LICENSE ASPfiALT C�3TBACTORS + Co�c�lmaa Wright esked the Administira�ion �.f the Cauacil could use tbis . Iicenaing of blacktop sud asphalt firms to tigfiteu the City°s coats'ol, aad ask these firms to figuse out where the water ia gaing and then get land alteratioa per�its. The City Manager atated that a iorm let�er could be Written to hand out to these firms ta help coatrol this problem. HoCion by Councilman Wright to waive the reading,of the Ordinaace, and adopt Ordinance �331 upon second reading aad publish aaaae. 3econded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, these being no naya, Mayor Kirkham declared the motiaa carried. The City Attoraey stated that th� Supreaie Court has ruled that rWaicipalitiea may aot liceaae those persoas Iicenspd bq the Stete. Ti►e text of the deciaioa is aot ou� yet, and it was hia opinion ft would .apply specifically to electrical coatractore and plumbers aad othere of this type. Be atAted that as soon as t6e text is out, he thought he would have aotae recos�endatioas for ch$nges ia this etatutee � DBAINA�E PBOBLSM - RII(� CREEI{s • Mayor Kir�Cham asked if there was an�/oae present who vished to coa�meat oa this itemo No one resgon@ed. Tfie Mayor ststed that he was_ sure this had beea satfaiactorily talcea care of when some big ice jams o�ere gottea rid of. . Couacilman Wright aaked the Gity Bagiaeer to make a report an the coaditioa� and life expectaacy of the Rice Creek dam. Ae stated he aould lilce to knaa who awns it and who maiataias it. CR-2 DISTRICT O�tDINANCE PROPO�AL ANA GO�R(� PARR REZOl+TINGs 1'�e City Manager stated that he hed talt�,ed to Mike Hafner, Jr. aad their 2a�yers were itot guite done wfth the protective covenanta. The first draft of Che ordiaance haa juat beea coo�pl�ted by the Gity Attorneq snd not aubmitted to Che Planning Conmiasion, and so this item cuuld be tabled uatil the April 4th Council M�e�ting to give the Planaiag Commission a chance to look at it agaia. Hafner would slao like to have a joint meeting with the Plat�niag Cvmmiasioa snd the Citq Council at the eazliest oppartusity. The Citq Maasges stated he woul.d set up a meetiag when he gets the coveasats and rough draft of t6e �dinance. It was suggested they leave part qf the ev� of March 29th opea far a possible meeting. Councilman Harris etated that another thing they wanted to get toget6er Nit6 the Planning Commieaion on was the reorganizatiaa, and the revamping of tlu bailding code. Councilmsn Wright atated.that ae are aaw puatiiag the eautructioa �easoa►, and if there is to be aezoniag, there must be hearings end he feels thaC if tbere are aay questious tl�ey should get together soon and be prepared ta act • as they already may be holding up some building. COUNCiY. MiNU'tE3 3/22/66 PAGE 3 • Ysotion hy Councilmaa S6eridan to table the ordinaace proposal and Cammerce Pask rezoning until the regular Council M�ting of April 4, 1966. The motioa c�aa aeconded, aad upon a voice vote, there bsing no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. SiGN APPLICATION - STAIJDARD QII. CO�ANY: r A represeatative of the Standard Oil Cvmpan.y was present and sbo�ed the Council a picture of the propo�ed si.gn ead a taap oi 3ts lxatioa. A+e atated that a curv baae r�i1l be built and that this �as a larger sign; previously it had been 5x� aad the new oae wili be 6xI0 �ohich violates the eign ardfnance so that it reqnires a wa�vez. � . Cauacilmaa iJright atated tbat he was in symFatby with the occupaat because�of the viaibility at t6ia ].ocativn, hut 8e doean`t like the idea of grantiag waivera every t�me. Councilmaa Samuelsoa sa�ggeated tbat perbeps netioual companies, for instance t6ase located in IZew Yark could be allawed to put up their signa. '!he City Attoraey said this could be eaken to be discrimiaation againat local bnainesses. . Conacilman Wright suggeated ttist, af the Couacil agrees, the City Attoraey be asked to drao� up s sepsrate designation within the Sign Ordiaanae nhereby certaia specificslly named high-apeed highwaye would be ailawed isrger sigas 8ud the �ma11 at�eets and certain divided streeta would atill limit the sise to 32 aqusre feet. T6e City Attorney could consnit with the Council aa to • �abich atreets ahould be iacluded. itiotion by Councilman Wright to grant a waiver of the 3ign Ordin�nce aad grsnt a siga pestai.t to the Staadard Oil Coanpaay. Seconded by Cauaailmaa Harria. Upott a voice vote, tbare t�eiag ao aayB, l�syor I�irkham declared the moti�n carried. PAR$S AND &EC�tEATION C�+JMIS8I�1 t�TIDiG �3. MARt�i 14, 1966s- The City 1�lana�er ex�laiaed the budgetary fteme and pointed cut that thfs dtaage doeen't increass.the amouat of the budget hu�: will. be a ditfeuen� ueo of the maney �oiehia tt�e budget . Irhtiaa by Couacilmaa ilright to approve tbe psopased Craaefe:s vithin the Pas�s aad Rzcxeation 1966 b�dget. Seconded by Councilmsa Sberidan. Upou • voiee vate, there being ao aaqs, M+syor K�.rkham declared the awtioa �arried. SAFB?Y COl�fl�tlT'!86 i�3BTING �8 , 1�CH 16 , 1966 ; "NO PAB�G SIt�S" �T PA�tK $IDB OF STBEETS: Moti� by Coeincll�an Wright to accept the recommendation of the Safety Ca�ittee aad draft an ordinance for tbe Couo►cii's coaeidsratian. Coancilmea Harris stated that He thought this abaald be referred bact to tbe Paxka and Recreatioa Commissioa aa there ian't enoug6 parkiag st►ace non aad this • COUNCI� MXI�IU�S 3/21/66 pAGE 4 • �iza g�:c puah the parked cars farther up the atreet. He stated he felt there ahould be aom�e sort of a plan�ed program. The City Manager atated that a limited time zoae basia helpa. Couneilmaa Wrigt�t said that he �aitb- drawa his mation. Motion by Couacilman Ha�rrie Co refer this parking probless Co the Parks and &ecreatioa Conmissioa. S�conded by Counc�iman Sherid8n. Upon a voice vote, there beiag seo aay8, Mspur Kixkham declared the motion cerried. Motioa by Councilman �Irigbt to receive asd fi2e the Miautea of the Safety Go�a►ittee M�eeting of March 16, l966. Secaaded by Councilmaa Sa�elson. ilpoa e voice vote, there befng no aapa, Ma,yor Kirkha� declared the motion carried. FRIDLSY IiUMAN RELATI�IS C�it'LTEE MEETA�IG MITNU�ES �FEBR'(TARY 24, 1966 s Tfte City Mauager atated tl�at this cammittee had met With Chi�ef McCartbq and the 8ecreatioa Director aad there should be a recaumaeudatiou for the Councfl by the aext mecting. I�&ition by Councilman Harris to xeceive artd £i3.e the Minntea of the flu�sa • Relatiane Co�nittee M�eeting of February 24, 1966. Zhe motion +aae secoaded and upon a voice vote, there b�iag no aays, Mayor Kirkhsm declared the m�tion carrfed. C�'1[1NICATION3 s � MCCARTYs BUIIDING PEBMIT Mrs. McGsrty �as aot at the Council Meetiag. Councilma4 Wrigbt stated tbat the C�ncil haa goae over tbis wbole matter befare and there paa no change siace the last tf�. Mayor Rirkham explained that tha oaner ia stuck vit6 a 50° lot whicb tbe Council refuses to let her buiid ob. �be Council has suggested abe aell tha Iat to the apartment ooraer, but it canaot force the salee Coaacilmen Wright pointed out that there �as•everq reason to believe sha kae� sbe �oas buyi�g t6e property uader a fraaduleat sale, snd he doeen°t believe the Conacil caa be beat in this waq to disregaxd bnildiag permits. 1'he City Attorn�y aek�d if the Mayor or the City Manager were iamiliar eaaugh with thie to knai if this Nas doae with s lot aplit. The City I�Siager anawered that there had been no lot eplit to his knawZedge. The Finance Director stated that someti�es the people go tio tl�e Couaty for a lot sp2it aad it ie a Iong time before the City even kaowa about it. Councilmsn Wri�t atated that the attorney has told him that either the buyer or the Citp could bring aa action to set agide the ssle of the south one-6alf of Lot 4. Couneilman Samuelsoa wondered if it �ou1d do aay good to withbo.ld the Iiceaee of B& M IQCOrporated uatil t�is matter was atraightetted out. The City �ittorney stated that he thoughC iti might do same good. It vould cause them to rectify thia matter if they wanted to do say more building in Fridleq. Mayor Kirkham referred the letter from Ardis McCarty,_sequesting A buildiug � permit, to the City Attorney. COUNCII. I+S�NUZES 3/21/66 PAGB S • CO�lU�3�GATIONs CiVIL D�FENSE DIBECTOS -�A2t&FER O�F FUND3: C+�cilmatn Wrigh� stated t6a� tiaere ev8a no qu�stion of the valne of the Cgvil Defease Police Re6erve, ae waB eo amply demoastrated Lset year dnriag �he disastess, aad if the ¢euids sre available a� stated by tbe Civi! Defea�e Direc�or, he fe2t this eranefer of fuada should be aathoriaed. Motion by Couaci2maa Wright to eoa�ply �aith ehe �reqaest of the Civil D�fease Director, and autboriae the fi$ure of $750 to eqaip the police reserve. Secatded by Samuel:ori. IIpo►a s vaice vate. tt�ere being no nays, Haqor Kiskba� declared the motiaa carried. ca_��ui_vic,��o�� cz�r B�cu�a - cAS ps�iT s-ss-�966: T6e City 8ngineer expleiaed tt:at the City does not ie�ue gas main pera,tts where the Ci,ty hae no utilit�,es 8a these obstruct the City's future con- str�c�ion of utilities. He pointed out that �here are only three little house's on thie property, and at one ti�e soa►eoae had beea thinking of _ repiattiag this area, ar►d thi� maia beiag in cauld poasibly obatruct any - future replattiag someoas aiight wia'h ta do. Another�problem here is that 57th Av�enue and Jefferson Street have only � the right-of-way dedication in ttiia area. He stated he didn't think the Gas Compeay waated to do this enough to undergo all ehe conditions tbe City adght wish to place oa this typ@ of project and 6e iEelt someone had reque�ted gas fro�a them so they were requestiag it as rocitiaea � M�otion by Couacilman Wright to deqy this request for a gas main persit at thie �ime because it i$ the standard policy of the City, aad advise the Gas Corpaay that, at such time as the Citq Peas a final plat aad dedication of eaaements far street aad utilities, the Council woeald approve �he pesmit ia coafarsity �ith th� City's policy. Secanded by Co�acilmaa flarris. Upon a voice vote, there beiag ao naya, Mayor Rirki�am declared the motion carried. COi�'![INICATION: CI1'Y BNGIN$E8 - COUNTY ROADS: The City Manager stated thet t6ia ia brought to t6e attention of the Council a, feeaibility seports have al�ready been ordered aad if the Council waats to turn 73rd Avenue aad 49th Aveaue over to the Coantq, or if the Connty f.ndicates they waat to take over thea�e •trects, it should be dane befoYe the City iavest• money in improving these etreeta. Couacilman Wright ata�ed he felt it was appropriate to request t6e Couuty to talce over two road8, i3rd Aveaue and 49th Aveaue. 14�e Citq Eagineer stated that 13rd will be a very expenaive road to build, and vould be a good one to turn over to the County. Councilmsn 3�uelson asked about the easements; daea the City 6ave ali t6� easements, would we tnrn tbese over to the Cowity, al�o, �bo vould get any future easemeata, the Citq of Fridley or the County ot Moka. The City Attornep atated that it makes ao great differeace �oho ams tbem as it �ill bo � pablic right-of��ay. CUUNCgL MINUZBS 3/21/66 YAt� 6 • �„H3�.tITY�I �37-1966 BEQUE$TiNG THE COUNTY TO TAI{E OVER 73RD AVSNi38�AND 49T� AVENUE: _....__._� . Matioa by Couacilmsa Wright �o paas Resolution �37-1966, to be drafted bq the City Attorney, requestia� that the Caunty take over 73rd Avenue and 49th Avenue. Seconded by Cwtncflman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being ao aays, Mayor Kirlthamn declared ehe motion carried. C(�IUNICATION: RAILROAD � WARBAOUSE COTlMI55IQ�1 - BUS FARE INCBBASEs Motion by Councilman Wright to receive and file t}�e letter from the Ra3lroad and Warehouse CO0�I�8b�OR relat3ve to an iucrease ia fares on the Dickeua�on Liaes, Iac., 833 North Street, Anoka, Minneso�a. Secouded by Couaeilman Samuelson. Upoa a voi�ce vote� there heing ao nays, Mayor Rfrkham declared the motion carried. Cf�1UPJICATIONt OgFICE OF ECUNa1KIC OPPOR'1'[JNI1'Y: NEED FOR 3pTSLLITE 03�FICEs Cauacilmaa Wright stated that thfa is the program which is aiso caZled tbe war on poverty snd he haa done some study oa this. He explained that tbe County ie suthorized to set ap a Council of from 20 to 30 members, some of wltom nwet be in the designated wage bracket to be eligible to receive fwnde. He aaid that so far the Couacil has undertaken two or tbree projecte, such as, the aehaol. dropouts. Ia thia case the Cauaty contributea in kiad rather � thaa caeh so the Governmeat provides the moaey. Motioa by Councilmaa Wright to receive the letter from the Anoka County Coeincil of Econa�ic, �nc:, and tarn ft over to the Fridley flumrla Relatiotu Cammittee and requeet that they do the necessary research and recoanread to the Conncil whether or aot ,� satellite office is aeeded in Fridley. Seconded by Couacilmaa 2ia.rris. Upoa a voice vote, Councilmaa Ssmueleon votiag ttay, the motioa carrfed. _ Cauncilman Wright stated that Chie represeats sn,-iavestment is� Anolca Coun6y of something in the neighborhood of $160,000 of which oalq a small perceatage is overhead aad the rest goes to the people who need it. Ct�KUNICATION; MAYQR 01� JACRSON, MISSISSIPPI - THANK YOU TR1'.li�R.s_ Mayor Ktrlcham explained the telegram he had seat tv the Mayor of Mi.ssfsaippi o�ferin$ assistance and read the reply to the Public. I�otion by Cr�uncilaoan Sheridan to receive and file the letter. Secoadad by Couacilmaa Harris. Lipon a vo�.ce vote, there being no nays, Maqor Rirkham declared the mation carried. The City Manager atated that be had heard the reporta of the manq casuslties they had had duriag the toraado, and thought thia gointed up again the vale�e of the WCCO varniags, and the value of base�e nte during Fridley's toraadoa. �` CO�ICATI0�1 a B4ARD � s,_, BEPORT THRO�JGfl MARCH 12i--1966 s Councilman Hsrris asked hov long e perfod of Lime aa arner is ailaved to briag a condemaed building up ta code. The Citq Man�ger explaiatd that the Councll co�rrrc�L rr�ux�s 31211 � PAGE 7 . could act oa this uaSer the Iiazardous Buildiug Gode at any time, but the �oard ot aealth gives Chem a reasonable length of time, perhaps longer thaa aecea+�ary eo thae the Courta couldn't �sy they weren't givea enaugh time. Caunciiman flsrri� stated Chat he felt 60 daya �a� emple L!me. T�e Citq Attoraey stated thst he had had a dfscussioa dith the City Health Officer and they had dra�t np a criminsl complaint for him, relative to the garbage at 540 8ugo. Se stated that from tiaie to time the City He*lth Of#icer has brought �o�a$iacs �e=� peaple haven't co�nsplied wftb his reqaeata. Z'he City Attorney said tAat the City Health Offices has requeated 6im to dratt a me� ordinanae relative to g,a�bage, refuse and othex mtarage of juak and mi�celYaaeoua materials ia order to strengthea his positiifln. Cw�ncilmaa Samuelson askad if this ardinance would be ready by May lat for Y.he apring cleanup. ?he City Attaruey stated that he would have it drafted for the aext meetiag. He stated that, aieo aZong thie line, he had takea a trip azouad the Citp looking at some of the xea2 eyeaores witb the Bui2diag Inspector snch as caxs snd storage of materialg and he reac�mmectded that aot ouly da tt�ey paas the aeceasarq ordinances, but that the Council malce it �perfectly clear, perbapA by tdvt�ce in the paper, that thia is the date that �hese placee are to be cleaaed up, and get the Building Inspector to warn them in advaace that if it is aot done eom� ac�ion wi11 be taken. Tiie Cit�► FZenager stated that he had aaked the City Atto�cney to go arnund with the BniZding inagector, sa that if tttey fot�d az►y pl.ace where the City could • a�rite a camplsiat, the Ci�y Atto�aey could prepare it for the City. T�e City Attoraey stated that he felt the ord�.c�asices were also deficieat ia the �cseeniag of storage materials in co�amercisl and industsial areas, and he thought it would be a good idea to present an ordiaance along thia line, in addition to tbe o�6er aTdiaanc� he has discuseed, for the Couacil'a coasideretioa. Council.maa Wrig6t stated that the City haa repeatedly zequeated a�nnber of offendera to clean np and be 8oesa't feel they have besa stroa� enough, especisllq in the western portion of Comaerce Park. He stated that ia his �ard there is a building at 6591 Main Street which he cousiders a daagerous buildi�g aad he feela the City ehould inieiate proceediags agaiust it. T6e City I�2aaager atated he cauld get together with the Iiealth Officer and tLe City Attorney and gfve the Council the fosms necessary. Mr. Wright stated that tlse 1ega1 grouud hae to be prepared verp carefully and perhaps there ahould be more facta and figures before a motfaa to initiate Daagerous Bufldiag Litigation is made. The City Attornep atat�d thaC he would investi- gate it to meke certain there are sufficieat grouads for it, but if t6i,s is the determiaatioa of the Council he wil.l proceed on it. Mr. Frank Liebl, a vieitor to the Council Meeting, aaked the Couacil about Che cutting or cleaning of empty lota. Se aCated he fe1� this should be doae two or three times a year. The City Maaager stated that t6is ie a very di�iicult pzohlem to take care of., because ia order for the City to have this �vork dona, it has to go tiiYOUgh two or th�ee forms, each of whicb have waiting • pet�.od8 ia between ia order to be reimbursed for the work done. The City ie not aliawed to spead mucb moneq aa this under the State Statute�, aad �e use COtfiI��L I�IU?ES 3/21J65 PAGE 8 • a pa�� tiEme man, usually a Seaior fxom the Agticulture cas�pue. After the people ars aotified, they doa°t wsnt to come out aad cut the weeds and it is #�ard for the City to find volunteeze.to cut the weeds. Councila:an Wright woadered if $t rac►ulci be goesible to desi�na�e certaia problem areas for the next summer aad spray tchem in the capriag, althaugh this vould mean Iosiag the retmbureeaeeat. Maqor ICirkham poiated aut tt�$�ce probably would be so�me trouble if thaj� loat ao�a►e n�fghbor°a ffihrubs through eprayins� CouEncilman Sameulsoa pointed aut t�at the weed iuspector� s�ork a�ainly oa gettfu$ rid of the noxious weeds, snch as ra�weedo Tke City,Manager ata�ed that the Qnly solution he could eee �as ic4 laave the Cou�z'ty do it, because it has awre moaey and more maapa�er. The City M�snager �eked �he C�ty Attorney �,f the SLate pre-empts the City•a go�aeg to write an ordiuertce oa this, and tfiie City AtCaraey stated he would check iata i�. � �,r Motion by Councilsaan SIa�ridaa to rece�ve and fil� the report from the Board of �ealth. Secoaded by Ca�uncilmau 5amuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no n€�y�s, Mayor Kirkham declared �he motion cc��cried. FYNANCE DIREC�'dR - AS3ESSMEI��S - Ld� !, BLOCK 1 ..:� s-�.E '1'he Finaace Director ascated that he thought the awner would be satisfied if ' the owaer were givea cg�dit for tl�e wark he has done i� the past. ' • - Councilmaa Wright stated tha� this was develope$ on a special uee permiC and there have been a uu�bez of compiaf.nts. He atated that the drainage aas impropetly planaed aad th3a ia► a aerious probiem. He felt that the City shouid make ths coaditian ti�et �he surface draf.nage be improved and brought to the.satisfaction oi the City•so that it does not rua oa the back of Che lot or oa the lot to the t�orth, snd the crcedit be �ivea on the recommead�tfoa af the Buildin� Inspector, if aad when it is done. M�tion by Couneilmaa Wright to cancur with the recommeadation of the aoaer the asees8ment credit �ahea he hae aet the coaditioa of aurface drairtage improve- rt�at, Seconded by Councilcian Sheridan. Upsa a voice v.ote, there beia� ao aays, the motion carried uaaaimousiy. Couacilmat� Sa�mnelson pointed out that it the gradiag casts were more than the credit he woald get, he grobably �ouldn't do it,. Coune�ilmau Wright at�ted th�at then he would be lisbie for the origina! assess�ec�t. � i1 �MtA,�� HZP: T�e Citq At�orney stated that he thousht theee setvices woald be useful to his. I�otion by Councilman Wright to authorize the Finance Director tu pay the NI�O aervf.ce fees for the camiag ye�z. Seconded by C�uacilaan Hsirris. IIpoa a vofce vote, tihtre beiag no nays, Mayor Kirkhsm daclared tLe motioa carried. C�CA?IONs I�K10[J CORPO�tATI�I - STREST DELDt • Mr. Julkowski was preseat and explained that he aeeded � letter fro� the Citq statiag there wi13, be a street on part of Lots 3, 4, aad 5 Anditor's 3ub- 9 � A,,. �i 1# s' GdUNC�L �S 3/21/66 PAGE 9 Divisioa �'25 Co ctose a laan. There was e discussioa about the dedicatian of Y.ot� 3, 4, 5 and the W� o$ Fillmore Aveaue aad about tbe fact thaC Mr. Julkwski ebould pump the vater out of tbe pond in his plat. Ai�tioo by Couucilmaa Sheridsn to direcC the Citq Manager to give Moon Corpora- tiaa a letter wb�en Che deed is received, ststin$ that Lhe Citq 6aa accepted a stgeet deed for Poik Street over Lats 3, 4, 5 and the W� of Fillaeore . A�e over the asme 1¢ts. Secoaded by Couacilmaa Harris. Upon s voice vote, ttiste being no aays, I�ayor ICirlcham declared• the uwtioa carried. . C�ISIDEBAT�a[d dF' PURCHASI3 OI� TBACTO�: T3ie City Mana�er exglaiued that,the purchase of a tractor would require takio$ �fl6Q0 or $1700 �rcm the resexve fund and tYanafe�g it to the Parks and Recx�eation budget, if the Conacil ie iaclined to suChorize the putchase. When Y.l�e Trausfer 8e�olutSon ia pres�ated �o the Council, the Couacil will forasally make th¢ tran�fer at 'that tin�e. Motion by Couacilmaa flarris to aathorise the City T�ana�;er to call for b�ds aa the purcbase of a new tracto�. Secoaded by Couacilmaa Samuelaon. Upoa a voi�e vate, �3tere being ao nays, Mayor Kirirhann declared tbe motioa carried. CONSYD�ItATIO[J � HiRING II13URANCB COi�1�ULTANTs • Mayor Kirkham re�aiaded the Couqcil he h�d given them a psmghlet to arnasider about Mr. Wtllia� Pee[ sn 7GasuYaace Coasultant. Cauacilman 5amuelsan ataeed that he had revie�o�ed the brochure aad checkecY with his Insurance Company and aaother compeny and be had heard nothiag but prgise. Dr. 2rezona, fo�erly o€ the School Board, h8d �ad Mr. Peet eet up the iaauraace pragran at the scbool, aad everyoae saw how well the schoo].s caaoe aut at the ti.u�e of ti�e tornado. �he achaol progsa� iQ acyw i�ing upgraded eacA gear, but it had originalEy been establ�.8hed by Mr. Peet. Mr. Samuelaoa said he �elt it �ouid be a smart thing for the Cauacil to hire Mr. Pa�t aad thea set up the insursace on e specificatioa a�d bid baaie. Cauacilman Wri�ht etated tha� he had checked anc3 found Mr. Peet'a reputatfoa quiCe aati.sfactor3►, but h� asked if the Couacil �eaa aot prejudiciag what our a�vn Iasurance Ca�aittee baa to recoflmnend. Se felt it �wc�uld be proper to hold b�ck eagagiag Mro P�et uatiZ the Couaail had had a discussion with the Insnrance Cv�nittee. i�otion by Councilmaa Saxris to table thia itean natil tbe next m�eetiag, or aatil they seceive the report of tbe InsuraACe Co�aeittee sad what theY reco�end. Mtyar Rirkha� etated that tbey ssay eti11 �ant Mr. PeeC's prelimiaaary repott also, as they.vonldn't be hiring him on a permaaeat baafs at this time, bat juat for a prelimiaary report,� and uatil they h��d vhat he had to aay, the Council wouldn°t kaaw what they e�anted. Coeiacilsaa Wright etated that the Cocincil wouldn°t kaaw wt�at qaestioas ta ask bi� uatil thsy had gottea the • aasurance Co�mitte�°s r�ort, u:d Mayor Kirkha�a ani� they wouldn't kuvw o�hat t� eak the Znsurersce Cammittee until they had gottea Mr. Pe�et's prelia�iaary report. ��%inT�� a��iT�� 3121%66 PAEIE 10 • Cs�euac��xa�n Sher3:dan asked 9.� the Zn$u�ance Co�anittcee aeport was de�e soaa. �'�+:e �i�y i�i�anager �aid �h�t a time of I�xci� % bad been set �ox a u�ee�Ling, and he c��s �� y ws�ulcl �et again a� t8is�r ea�l�es� con.venience to speci�y wha� ��yr �,9�ai.cl i�.1c� i�r. i'e�� o �nve�. Cour.c�l�a S�ae�.soc� said t�ea� I�. �'�� ac�ulc? cover ��a� �-L��s �l:n�e p�a�r�a�. Coue�c��.man �,ir�ght stated that he �ou1d va�e fo� tfse emplo�ring o.� ��. �eet, but he ��ouid Iike to �ke seare that �h� p�ab�z.� co�!�ide�c� it� �he insa±raxt�e Ga��ti�ee vamn` t hurt. 2rYayor Y.i�%t�� m�te�d ih�.� ��ae�r �+ouRdn°� he hi�ing Ms�. Feee as a replace�xsnt, but to auga��at the ��asu�ance C�ai��ee, and w�tf? both �ork3tug aC the s�ne tig►e the aa4n�x Che Couac�l ce��ald reac�i a conclusio�. C�uncil�an Samueiaon suggested �h�y invi�e l�i�-e P��t to the tne�e�ting and see eai�s� he �ai.Y3 do for $200. C�cu�ac�l�an Shexi�az� secoaaded �:he motion by Ca�sacilman H�rri� to �able �hfs i��a ut�Ci1 +�h� Couc3cil iyie��.n$ of Apx�il 4, 19G6. Upon a voice voee, �here bein� s�o nsy�, A4ayor I�rkh� decl��ed �h� motio� caaa3ed. C�I3$�}�P,�.�Iiif1 Or PRYi�I�ING PA.�i�E�a 'I`t�e Ci�y �1a�.ager expla4.ned the fo�:r quotaCioas that had beeu received on px•�ntiiag ehe pasn�shleCs. �e Txi�County Publicatians, Inc. was the Iaw e�t3�na�ce and �hey could have the pmmphlet� ready by the April 4tb mesCing. I�stfan by Counca�.man Ii�a?-ris �o �esthoriae the Tri�eouaty F+ablicetioas, Inc. �o psint 1,240 pamphle�se Ziae aiotioa was seconded, and upoa a voice vote, � these being no nays, I�yoY Ki�kham decZaxed the motiou carried. CYAI'M3: ....,..w� Motioa by Coccncflman Sheridaa to approve for paymeat Generai aud Public �Itilities cX.a€a�s �$111 through �8216. Secanded by Cvuncilmaa Wrigint. iTpon a vaice vote, there being no �ays, Mayor R�trkham declared the motioa carried. M��ion by CouACilman Wrig,ht to approve for gaymeat Liquor Claims #8�41 th�a� �842�Se Sgcosbded by Eoun�ilmaa Si►eridan. Ugon e voice vote, there' bei�i$ na nays, Mayor Ki�kham declased the motion carried. SSTIMAT�B: i�layor Kirkham asked wha has gone over the detaila oa the A�aerican Pipe Services and 5oi1 Solidifriera, Inc., items, aad are they fihiehed. Mr. Qureahi got the ite�iaed acao�ants for the Council. The Coasultfng Eagineer said that they vere aot qvite fic►ished; that there had beea a reQuest for an exteneiaa of time. Cauacilman �iar�iQ �sked Mr. Ca�stock wha� is �ithheld on each paycaeat. Mr. Camstoctc explaiaed that 257. is withbeld, and �in round figures the contxact at tliis ti.aee would be $80, OOt1, o£ which the Ci ��Y has paid $60, 000. �e City MaQager stated that the goveramen4 zeleased 75� of everqthing authorized, and the ree� �rill be paid after their fi.nsl ir:Bpectioa whiab will not be masle uneil the �inaZ date of the e:tension which has b�ea requasted. � I�atioa bq Councilmau t3right to approve the faila�+i.ng estimatee far paqmeatt � � � COt3NCY�. 2�.VU�ES 3/21/C6 A�aericarn Pipe Services 223I Edgewaod Aveitue �ouCh S�o �ouiffi �'ark, Minnesota 55�s2€ L*etimate #3 tPARTIAL) O.E,F. Disaater Se�wer Cleauiag Frogram 1965-66 for work campieted as of March 1, ].96b, ia �ccozdance with the ccutract, , Saii Solidi�era, Inc. 20601 01ao� Memoria2 Drive , l�ioaeapolis, Mim�esota 5542T Sstimute $3 (�TZAL) O.S.P. Disaster Sewer Clean�ag Frogram 1965-66 for work completed aa of March 1, I966, iu aesordance vith the CO�itI'SCt . Comstock & Davier, Inc. Coneultiag Eagineers 1446 Countq Road ��J►' Minaeapolis, Mt,aa�eeota For the �urnishiag of Profeeeiorial Eagiaeering Services for plaa�►ing tbe coaatruation ofs Eatimste �1 - Stosm Sewar Improvtmeat Project No. 3Z-B (T,H. #k�a7, soutb of T.H. �1�0 - I80°x Fridley) �atimate #1 - Water 'iaaprovemeat Project Nv. 75-C, Schedule 1 (Water reservoir) Batimate �1 - Water Lopronement Project No. i5-C, Schedale 2(Hig6 Surface Puu�ps �- Tl�ree Additional Filtet�t) For the i�urnisbing of residsat inspectioa and reaideat supervision for tbe stalcing.out of tbe conatruction �vrk fors Estim�te �44 - Stor+a Se+ier improve�eent Pro ject No, 12 (Sahednle A) (T.H. #47, south af T.H. �`100) (Columbia.H�eights, State of Miaaesota aad Fridley) Bstimate #I - Water improvemeat Projact No. 75-C (Schedale 1) (Water Beservoir) Estimate #I2 - Water Improvement Project No. 7S-A (1br�e Additional Drift�Wells) PAGE 11 � zz,s9s.�i � ZZ�oss.� $ 3,556.16 $ 7,09b.84 $ 6,847.i2 $ 1,314.00 $ 22.50 $ 195.00 � COt3tJ�CIY. Ai�TU'T�S 3/21/66 Sstimete #b - 3aaitary Sever, Water & 5torm Serwex Ia►provemeat Pro ject No. 73-A (54tb & �nngbruck 5th Addition) Sffitima�e �5 - Storm Sa�aer Imgrovea�eat Pso ject No. 73 (54th Aveaae Northeast) Estimate $I4 • 3anitary Se�ues aad Water I�- provemeat project No. 70 �Riv�rvie� Tesrace, south of Mi.ssissippi Place; Lincoln (Ashtoa? Street, aoush of Ironton Street; Sth 3treet, aouth of ?.H. �100� � R�ndal� � Berglin b�l Plaa� Cnrve FYidleq, Miaaesote, 55432 P.O. #9557. Far Services Pesformed; February lOth tbrn I2th Inatall 21� feet of 8" vericated clap pipe at S�lven Siils Addirioa - Connect t�ro 6" Howe gervicea - Oae Maahole PAGB 22 $ l99.00 $ . 5.00 $ 35.00 $ 1,000.00 S�ao�ded by Conacilmen Samasei�on. Upou a voice vote� there being no nays,"� May�or. K3rkham dealared the motioa carried. LI S: � Motiaa by Councilman Iiarris to spprove the licenses and append the list to the minutea. Zhe aaCion was.seconded and upoa a voice vote, theYe being eto nays, Mayor Rirkham declared the esotion carried. :�4 4.!C �: .�T,�ON �4-19665 �- -- --�- �iotio�i by Councilcsaa WrighC to receive Petition #4►-1966 for biacktop street, curb aad •torm e�er bet�een 75th and 77th Street oa A�rthur Street Nostiaast, aad refer it to th� Admiaistratiosi for iaclusion ia e fature project. 8�coadsd by Cauacilmaa Sheridaa. Upoa a voice vote, these being ao aays, 1�lsyor Yi.rkha� declarad the motioa carried. PSTI?I� #5-196b• .,.._......._. __ s Councilmsa Sheridao haaded a deed dedication�for Public Saseniento on Ffreside Driv� bet�reen T.H. #65 and 41d Central. Se stated that the two prop�rty o�rn�t�e have as�ed to have blacktop atreets. M�otion by Councilman Sheridaa �o receive thia desd dedication aad reqwst for a aereet aad refer it to the Administration for processing. The atotiaa was eeconded aad upon a voice vote, there beiceg aa nays, Mayor Kirkha� decYsred the motion carried. � Ct�JN�7�L M�NNU�:S 3/21J66 $UILDi�iG PEI2MIT F� TSMPOBASY STAUCTURL� - SCI�t�Rt PAGE i3 • Mr. Schgaer was preseat at tbe Couacil Mee�ting aad explsined that ti�is Wou2d be used i�or only oae or two years aa an office. T'he City Manager e�cplaiaed that thiv had not goQe to th,e Baildiag Board as previously they had aot takea +actian oa a sgmilar sCructure on this same lot. M�tion by Couacilman Sarria to graat the appiication for a temporary structur�. 1be n�otion was aeconded, aad upon a voice vote, th�re being ao nays, Maqor Kirkham declared the �ntioa carzied. A_PPT.ICATi�T FOR PERI�IIT TO PABK TRAILLH - 7899 BROAD AVENTIE NOItTi�ASTs Motioa by Councilman Wright to approve the appXication for a permit to paYk a trailer 8t 7899 Broad Aveaae Narthe$st if the minimum requiremeats for aan.itatfoa have beea aret. Seooaded by Cauncilman Samuelaon. Upoa a voice vote, there being ae aays, MayoY Kirkham decl�red the motion cerried. BUILDYNG PBRMIT APPLICA?i�d - SICKARD (FI� PZAIN,: — .....r. Ceuncilmau Samuelsoe aaked Mr. Rickard, who was present st the Couacil Meating, if ti�e inaurence hae eatiafactor�.ly been settled. ii�irr. Rickard stated that t6e case is in caurt naw, and he would tave in th� trmiler house in tbe meantime. Couacilman Aarris sekod if the home were over 509'. damaged. Mr. 8ickard atated yea, tttat $8,000 waa the figure �he iasurance company �ould ae�tl$ for, but be dici aot agree. Councilman Wri�ht asked if thia would p�t the houae ixe full conformity vith the code, aad he answered yea. Councilmaa • Wr3�ht pointed out that the Council did aot like to encaurage inveatment 3n this �rea, but this would be e lever for bim with the insurance company. Motioa by Cauncflm�a.n 5amuelson to gsaat a Building Pesmit to Mr. Rickard. Second�d by Cauncilmaa 3heridaae Upoa a voice vote, there beittg ao aays, Mayor Kistcham declared the motion carried. PB,OPOSED CONTRACT - CIVIC C�BNZERs Tbe City Manage= explaiaed that the Citp Attorney waa greaeatiag this coatract for the Cousacil's consideratfap, and thet they have tried to in�orporate pratection for the City fa this new coatract. Anyt6ing that had be�n paid befare �ouid aot eater into this c�ntract. Tfie City Attoraey atated that it was his understanding tl�at tha architect had sc� materia� tbat the Couacil had requested at the last meeting, tbat he woulct present to the Couacil ae he �ould 2ike to 6ave the contract sigoed befo�re he goes aay further with the �ork. He stated that he bad put a fixed dollax Iimit oa the contract and bad arsived a� the figure af $28,004 iiguring that the moaey availa�le for the constructfon woald be $400,000, and we have a 7Z rate ineCead af t8e 6Z rate that was in the laat contract. fle stated that they have left the alternates open so that if and �oher� ':he Coun�cil directa tt�e architect to dra� alternatea for bLddiag, a separate written $�reemeat catt be eatered into, either at the 75� of ti�e basic 7°� or at a dollar per hour rate, and he felt the Cauacil should iavestigate • wiCh the arahitect which �ould be better on each alternate. COUNG�� M�N`1'�S 3/21/6� PA(� 14 Tbe City Att+c�uey atated t6at he had taZiced �Sth Mr. Smiley oo the tslepboae � ae�l 1�. 8�niley �ae saggested drappiag the words, "W�ict�ever is 2�aeer" oa tise first -page af t�ie cautract and ia ret�rn he �ou►ld atrike t3�e 3 tfinea $15 00 ttte aecond page of the coatract 8ad in�er� $25.Q0 per hour. The City Attoraey e�eplaia�d that t�ea it Would be a gue:� o� Whe�her ttee �otal ivosk t�auld be Zes� thaa $400,400 which �ou3d �ke tl�e 'lw�aich�ver lessex" meaaiagful, or tbe 1ik62iho�id thsr �here would be extra �osk oc�taide the contract vhich e�ould be reduced from $45.00 to $25.00 aa hasr. Tbe City Attorney a].eo recomioe�ded that t1�e City r+�acr a firm v�ad�retsading can the d�cafrtiag af tbe fiaal p1Ans fot� �tae fire aad po2ice s�ation, aa this �rould effect tbe total price. Couacilman Semuelsan �tated that he felt that could be left uatil a 2ater date, and b,e gelt th�y �honld leave it at the 7� and the wordiag "rvhichevar ia i.ea+�er" �eh4.ch �eauld be c�re advantageous ta �he City. Councilman Harris aaid that maybe this would bs the time to renegatiiate and settle our ciaim with him on tt�e ltt� Streee s��e and 8tart fra►n 8czatch. Motion by Councilmaa Iiartts thst the Cifiy entes into tihe agreement with Sa Co Smiley and Associates CaompBay as outlined ia the sgresmeat form before Che Couacil. The moC�.on was secaaded, aud upoa� a voice vate, there being no asys, Mayor Kirkham c�eclared the mbtioa carried. 3IQJ 1'LRMiT AYPLICA2i0TJ - 0' SAia30�J; 2he City Maaager atated that t�Ir. 0'Bannon r�qussted tbat tbe Cauacil.Xay this applicatian over to the next meet3ag. • Matiea by Couacilman 3heridaa ta table tbe sign permi.t application until the me�ti�g of April 4, 1966. Secaaded by Councilman Sarris. Upon a voice vote, there bein�g ao uays, rtayor Rirkham decl�red tiae mation carrted. �Stu.UTIO�t �`38 I966 DBSiC��TATIYdG LBGAL PdEW3PgPSB (CHARTBR 12.01) ; Motion bq Couacilmaa Wright to deeiguate Che Fsid].ey Edition of the Tri Couaty R�ecord the legal newspaper for the remminder of the 19b6 caleader year. Seconded by Councilmaa 3heridaa. C�wacilman Harria seated he aTOUld like to am�ead that c�otioa tu have the desigaatioa be £or the sacaad quarter oE the year as that waa the way it �ras daae at the begivain$ of tbe yeax. Secaaded by Couacilmaa Sberidan. Cowpcilman Wright eta�ed that he would like �o knaw if there was eay reason to change ne�aapapers or re-evaluete them after three montha. Councilmsa Harris atated t6at the origiaal motioa ia �anuary ra8s quarterly aud the motion ie on that basis. ,W�ight 8aid that the Charter required that the Counafl deeigaate the na+�apaper on a yearly basis. Mayor Ri.rkliam eaid that there �as nothin� in the Charter to grohibit doing it quarterly, and bq doiug it quarterly, it ts autoaaatically doae yeasly. Joansie Wrighe, 171 63�; Way, spoke ia opposition eo tha quarterly deeignation because she feala the ciCisena aze involved, in ehat they subscribe to a aewepaper yearlq and aot qua=terly, and they lilc� to knaw that it will be � the officiai paper�fox the isagth of their a�ubscriptioa. C�UNC�a, i�P�U�S 3 J 21 / 66 PA(� 15 CouaciY.man Sheridan eaid thut the Courncil waa deieat�n� their awn purpose by f doing it qusrterly aa they are tryiag to clear the docket at every me�tiag, aad 3,� �hey proceed an n quartsrly basis, thi�a item wi21 come up twice �re, bc�ar� the year is over withe Mayor K�.�kha� sttat�d tl�at th�.s was a e�naYi �attex and 8oesn°t �dd much to the age�da. Councilm�a Wright stated that tt�ia is nor a smell mat�ez, and it ia a ma�ter o£ principle. He esid they have been getting fair and eccurate news and �hig is juat hoZBing aat the bait eve�ey t�ree moatihe. Mayor Kirkhasn aaisl that aaly Couacilman tJrigi�t was rsiain� the queatiion of £ai�r ead accura�e ae�a, erxd i:E doiag it this �ay encoura�es lxal businesa, the Cauacil has last n�ehiag. Cae�ncilman Wright aaked Councilman Harxis if he p�oposed to do this Qciarterly indefiniteiy. Councilman iieiaxis answered �that he felt that another nea�apaper had gotten enougb eacousagement to come to Bfidley, and the preseat ae�spaper serving the City has upgraded thefr paper, so he geels the Couacil haa ec6ieved seucess alseady, a�d the newspapeYS wi21 be Iaere tomorraw whether the Cauncil doea thie questeriy or yearly, ead i£ Aaother aewspaper doea buiid up its aubscrip�iona aaii asks to be cosssidered, he £eele the Couacil s��ia coasider them. Councilman Wright asid he feZt it would be proper to hear from the repreaent�icives of the a�ws�pers oa +tkeir greseat s�atus aad plaas. Tbs represeatatfve f�caa ��e ��d1e� Fxee Presa eAid that tiiey had aot chosea to pu1� ia a bid, but they did appYeciate the coaeideration of Mr. Harri�' am�adment. FIe eaid he fel� t6ey may have a�n adequate subscription list by May or the middle of Juae to be conaidexed, bn� aot yet. � i�ic. Chal�ers of Lhe Fridley Record stated that o�hea this matter came up before, the�.r aubscrigtioas numbered 2450 and as of this Fr�day they aumbered 2918, which he feels is a fairly good aasver to �ahetl�8r or aot the peaple of Fycidlary csant the S�cosd. Fie sta�ed b� agreed wi�h Mr. Wrigilt that it ia wQUSUal to desi$nate the newepapc3r every three months in that it Ieaves everybodq up in th� sir. He said he wae told laet time that Ch�re was to be a new local iadu�Cry 8ud it turpe out to be �n Anoka iadustxy, aad even if they did pe�C an office here, it would �till be�an Aaol,c� industry aad the Record ie at least a little cloeer to Fri8ley. � The�Ce vas a discussioa bet►�eea a vis�itor to the Cauncll Meetiag, Mr. Fraak Liebl, and Mr. Cbalm�ers abaut some Iette.ra Mr. Li�bl said be had mritten to the Fridiep Becord aad oaly oae o�st of four o# t8em had beea published. Mt, LiQbl safd �hat the paper is ao� objective tn iocal nuattera and the City aeeda i�oo papers to give both sidea. Mr. C��.lnatrs said that he defeaded Mt. Liebl°s xight to criticize the aewspape�', but he �reseated the accueatiatt that the paper thre�w Iettera into tbe waeteba�sket. Councilmatt Wright had copis� of the,Fridley ae��s coverage fram the last three it�mu�e� of botb the Frid].ey Record aud t8e Frid2ey Free Prese, and shawed th� Cauncil the column inct�ee aad the s►umber of ast3ales about Fxidley i� eacb p+tpe=. Couacilmaa Wright staCed that in esch iaetaace the difference paa about three to tw4 fos the Fridley Record. I� �auncilman 86erid�un aaked the City Maqager haar �ch moneq the City sp�ads aa the legala ia the aeorspaper. The City Manager an�ered tbat it �rould I amvuat to about $3,004 a year. COiJ��x� Pffi.�N'TE3 3/2Z/6b PA(� 16 Mapo� Kaxicham called fox a vote on the cnotion tfl amend the desi�nnation of the n�wsgap�z �a be designated far the seco�c� qe�rter of the yeer. upou a voice � • voCe, Couacilmsa 6Jri�hti aad Cauactlman Sheridsn voting aey, Mayor Kirkham ae�r8r�a the neotioa carried. Maya�r Kirkham called�for a vote on th� a�ea8ed u�tion to deaignate ths Fsidleq Edition of the 1�i County Record �he Ie�:l aewspeper for t�he aecand qua�rter of 1966. Upou a voiLce vote, th$re being no nays, Meyor Rirkhaa� declsred the motion carried. � I�B_ S�UTIOt�t �39•196b AESIGNATING A D�FOSI'TtpRY • LTg,U� I�r. Bruasell told the Council that the City �ill have to have a aepasate account in Che Fridley State I3ank far the liquox funde. And the City �vi11 have to bave aew checke priated. Couacilmaa trTright aak�d abont thQ cost �a the City of the changeover. Mz. Bruaeell aaid the only cost �aould be irt tha cost of printing new checks and the cost of the old unuaed checka, of �rhich he hsd fram $50 to $100 worth Ieft. Couacilmea 3amuelson aaked hosa loag the preseut aupply oi checks woald ].ast, and the Finance Directar aaswered close to six moaths. Councilma�a Samueleon a�lced if the resolutioa were paesed toaighfi voutd the changeover have to be dane �edfately. 1'i�e City Maasgex stated tha� when:Mr. Brunsell ordered the checks, that would probably take aix weeks to two m�onths anyeray. CouaciYm.�n Wrig,ht stated �ha� �iace Chia� new depo8itory will beuefit the banlc by haviag their advertisiag oa ths Citiy'e checks. peshaps they �soeild primmt the cbecks for nothing. Cauacilmau 3heridan said that pcss�bly they coald at least offset tbe � coet of Cbe checka Che City wfll have to di�goae af. Motioa by Councilmaa Har�i.a to adopt Reso�.ut�.oz� #39�1966 Designating tba Fridley S�cate Bank th� depa�i�ozyr fos �ne 33.c}uag funds of the City of Fridleyo Secoaded 6y Couacil.u�c► Sh�tidasa. U}�on a vo�ce vote, ther� beiag no naye, Meyo� Kirkham dealared the u�o�ioa carried. Matioa by Counci].miaa Sherid++�n to adopt 8eso�u�tian �40-19b6. Secoadsd by Conacilman Sana�elsan. Upon a voiae vote, tbsre be�.ag no naqs, Mayor Kirkt�am c�ecla�ed the motivs� ca�cried. T4e C�.ty Msaager staCed thg� �he Japcees want �hia resolatioa for ttieir Jaycees banquet and be asked if they could be printed aa tbe secretariel help need to type sa snaay Resoiu�ions would probably cost monethaa priating. Councilman Sheridaa aekctd if all the peo�le had been ecknawledged for the funds the City had received a�tex the disasters. �he City Maaager staeed that moat of them had been fram the lists ta� had received. Couucilmaa Wright aetced if an accosnpaaying latter cauld: be eer�� aeking if the people were aware of aaqoae whp had uoC received ackno�ledgement to lst th� Councii knaa. `rhe City Maaager eaid tha� Ctaeae resolu�ion ��ere to be preseated by the Jaqcees. � � � cOUNCY� M�NiJ7ES 3/21I66 PA(� 17 The City AtCorney stated that this police retirement fund resolutios� was drawn up about a week or ten a8ys ago, and further work oa it hsa revealed that Frid2ey is nvw a City of the 2nd claas, end haa been since la8t June. This will make a chsnge oi major aignificance in the police retirement propoaal, and also ia several other things, 1'!se City Attorney went over briefly the I.eague of Manfcipalities brochure oa chsngi.ag from a third claas to a�econd claes City aad wheze game aeeded chang�s must be made oa tbe pen�rion pragram, and explained that it requised thet a corporation be formed. The City Attoraey propoaed that the Council lay this item over so that he could study the implicationa of �he clxange and he would me�ke a ne� resolution fox the next meetiag. Cowncilmaa Wright stated there gheuld be a thorflngh search of exsctly Wl�at the statutory change eaesils. Councilman Samuelsoa said he s�ould Iike to see a program coat eaCimate a�PO of when the officers will be retiriag, hva maay and so €asttho The City Attorney at�ted that although the City iu�a no alternative abaut going into thie program, perhaps if are Insurance Catuultaat is obtaiaed a review of the actuarial soundness of thia might be of value.to tihe Council. Mac. Whitmore asked the City Att�rney if he could check the �otatus of the Police Commis�ion in the light of the clasa change. The Ctty Attoraey said there �ould be ehareg�e ia a number of areas, and he will include all the information he hea in ti�� form of e�morandum for the aext Cauncil meeting, • Me>ticau by Counriims.n Aarrls �o table the resolution �o establieh a police retirement iund uatii the aext regular Couacil i�eeting of April 4, 1966. Secaaded by Councilman Samuelsono� Upon � voice vote, there beiag no napa, Mayor Kixkham deciared the�motion carriedo .� Tiie City Manager explained that thia waa curb, gu�ter, and side�8lks on botb sidea of Misgi�sippi Street, of �ahich the City°a ahare ia eatimated to be $45,359,20o He $aid that Item (a) is worded such �haC, if tttey wiahed to dele�e the sidewalks it cauld be inaerted there. Councilman Wright asiced the City Finance Director if be had started �he asaesament rolls yet, aad the City F'inance Directoac said that nothing �nore will be do�ne ua assessmeat Yolls until the work ia completed, He explained �hat the work is ordered in, and then whea t6e wark is completed, an essessment heariag ia beld to decide Lhe fin�l way the project is to be aesesaed. Motion by Cauacil�n Sheridan Co adopt Reaoluti,on �41-1966, orderiag improve- ment end final plart� and apecifications for St. 1966-3 with ao exceptions. 3ecoaded by Couacilmaa Samueleoa. Upon a voice vote, there being no aays, Mayor Kirkhaffi declared the moCion carried. Motion by Conncilman Sheridaa to authorize the MayQr and the City Manager to execute the agreem,ent with the County af Anoka for this project. Seconded • bq Cauacilman Wrigbt. Upoa e voice vote, there being no nay�, Mayor Kirkham declared the mation carried. CC�iNCIL I�NU'TE3 312I/66 PAc� 18 VISI�O�Ss �.._........_.. • Mra G�orge DeMarais, 6411 Pierce Street Idorthea9x,.wet� at the Council M�eetia� aad stated th�st far the paet six moaths he i�aa beea awakened at 2;00 or 3:00� ia the morning by tbe'noie� of machiaesy beiag maved around and the glare of welding mach�aeae He �taid that origi.aally an ardinsnce had been pasa�d tbat . thera waa to be a fence completely araund the 10�, but it hadn't beea put bacic aince the tornado �ad it was a bi,g mess. Couacilmau. 5amuelaan asked if there had been g cbange in the ope�ration� �nd Mr. DeMaraia aaid that they weze daiag some kind of manufacturing sad originally the building waa to be uaed for stoxegea �ire Sa�selson said that theq are aot in compliaace �itt� the zani.ng thea. The City Attorney said that this was ane of �he placss . he hed laoked at, and �as pne of the places he had in mind earlier Whea he spoke about saniag mf eomanercial or industrial gropeaty, and he woald agzee wi�h everything MTr. BeMnrsis �aid bec�use it wms a rQel eyesore. Mr. DeMazaia said �hat the u�achine� �aes� atl gerneratiag or campree�ing mechines of some kiad and that the pa:�pesty �ra� xat infe�Ced alao, Councilaran Wright stated that the zoning map ahaeed part of thf.s axer� as zoned either C-2 or M•Z aad �aetther of the�e zones wauld permit this ac�ivity a�d so he was aure t�ey cauld give Mr. DeMarai� satis�actione 1965_ BABIrTINGS ON I1�ilES7°MEN3,'S: Councilman Wright gtatc�sd that he thaught the public°s ead presa°s at�ention ehauld be drawn to the fact that the Cityes Snvegtmeats have earned the City an amount of $129,974,S�a ia interest. • Motion by Councilmaa W�ight �hat ttee Council expreas in vriting to the City I�lanager, Mr. Wa�ner apd to t4te Finance Director, Mre Brnnsell the CouaciL's congratulatioas a�ad a�pr�cierian for very t�tse inveatneents. 3econded bp Cout�eilmaa Sheride.n. Upos s vaice vote, �h�r� be�.ng no aays, the motion ca�rycied . CO[�4tUNYCA�'ION� TRAFFIC ON PI�RGE AND DE_,�,STREBTS: Councilman S4�eridaa p�es�nted a letter �e had received fram Mr. M.M. Mahurin, 6378 Dellwood No Ea, co�tcerniag the traffi�c that is starting to creats a haxsrd on P�.erce aad De29.wc�ad Streets caused by cars leeving the Lounge, a�d avw the shopping center, taking t6e side $tnceteo l�tian by CouaciLman Sheridan eo receive thia 1.ettes and refer it to the Admiaietration for ackno�led�esnent. TE�e ncot#on wa8 seconded, aad upoa a voice vote� there beictg no neys, Mayor Kirkhaal declured the motion car�ried. R�QUSST FRf�i M4U1�3Vi86J TO HOOR TO PRIDI.i:Y SEWER MAINs Cvancilmae Sheridma stated that he had sece�ved a reqciest, bq way of the Village Aetorney af Moundsview, thet the City of Fridley al�ow the residents ou the aaat side o£ Stin�o�a �etmeen 73rd �treet and O�borae (Caunty Rd.. HZ to Conatp �d. I) hooiz directlp ta the sewgr main. I% said that thia could probably be worked out wiCh NeS.S.S.D. fo�c the connection chgrge. 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V _ _ _ - _ ... �. .., t � �' �� ' • '=; _ _ . . . .3 . ..�s.. .:. Z . :,,�..i:� i GbUNCIL L�1�UTES 3/ZL%6b PAt� 19 plumbing �nspector. The Citq Manager safd ti�at this could be part of any � agreente�xt that waa made if the policy aere chsaged to take in outsiders. Cauncflman 5heridan said the� an agreement �aould heve to cover the preseat ssar#a�iag alsa, and thst there would be alnt of details to be worked ont.� FIe aafd thax thie ie �he only part a£ Mvundeview that abuts Fridley, aad this could be a step to help any negotiat�oas w�th tMem in the future. Mayor Lirkham said he could diecneg this wheA he met with the Mayors. Cauncilman Sheridan said that ii the Council wished he wilY be taiking to N3S$D and I�laundavi�w officislg t6e nexC day, aad he �aould discuisa the firat stegs to be taiceae SFSCIAL USE PSRMYT FOR GAbtAG�; C�unciluiaa Sheridan said a property owaer on Gardena aad OZd Ceatrdl Aveaue had contacted him about the poasibility of getting a pesc�it to puC up a double garage aa a lot he o�as. He has a frencbise for a paiat bw£�t8o a�ad he would like to have a special uee permit to use the garage for three yesra to sCOre paint. Couhcilman taright ssid that this sounded like it vould iit in with the n+ew zoning area there will be. Councilmaa Sheridaa said �e had explained thia to the msa, A�ter diaaussing this item, the Couacil xecv�nded the properCy owuer be told that i�t would be such aa uphtll fight getCing the psoper permita aad the peruiisaioa of the Fire Departmeat, and because of the leng�h of time it woul.d take to go through all the necessary �tepa, it would be edvisable to drap his requeet. DBCI8IONS OET L�BW BUII.DZNG s • Counci].man Rarris esid that becauae Councilman Samuel�on and himself were uae=ally available an verq 8hort aotice, he w�8ered if it would oaC expedite anp rudi�entary dealinge the C�uncil may have with Mr. Smiley to authorise 'thea to meet wiCh him on anythin� they did not feel required a full Couacil. Cr�sn�ilmaa Wright s�i� thati bis reaction was thaC aaything sufficieatly minor�aeeds no quorum, and ia the past they have beea able to wark With the City Mar►ager oa items of this type, and i£ it required sa important deeision, �►� didt�t like to deaegate hia authority ta,aayoae. Council.man 8arrts�said� thaC he did aot want �o nsurp anyone°a aathority, but if the Citiy Maaager waated another opiaion, thia would be a way to get a quick anawer pithout puttiag the City Maaager on the spat. The City M�aager Said that i.n the gaet if there vaa a policp decision to be made, be would be able to see this and wauid call. the Council together. Thia� arrangement wa�ld ba fine for aa opiaioa, if it was aeeded, but he felt he would knaw if something required Counci2 actio�a. SSAL COATiNG ST�ETSs Conncilman Aarris asid he would like to see a priority program set up for aea2 coatiag. The City Sagiae�+r s$id that he has always atreesed the impoztance of this, and hae writCea a�emarandums to the Council about iC, but it seemed there was alwaye aaamething moxe i.uiportant that hed to be doae. He said that there ie a priarity �ist erheaever the Gou�ncil ha� the money. Couacilmaa Harria seid tt�a[ he would Iike to see this iteon back on the sgeada. � COUNC�i I�IvITTES 3%21/fi6 PAC� 20 � STKEL�T PAVING BIDS_,= Covacilm�n Harris asiced the City Engineex haw the paviag bids are let, whether �hey are individua2, ca�nbination or boti�. 'i'iie CitY Eagineer said that tbey always try to bunch a11. the streeta tagetber, so that differeat graups of one area will make one complete project, Chen the cost is bsoken doam into arees, Couacilman Harri.s said tha� som�e peopie in this baainess would like to bid, but because they are smaller they caa only be boczded for n�r� a�er of dollars. The C�ty Eag3neer aaid that ,aplittiag the are8s to be bid would ao� b�s cheager to the City. Caunc3lman Wright eaid that two or three emall firms could get together �nd get thetr aggregste bonda up. 19ie City Eagiaeer explatmed that they biAd the area together under a heariug, and thea basically coa�racts are let ance or twice a yeas. Councilman Harsis askecl about �he asseasing of the �treeta, as some streets have diff�rent types of bases requiring dif£erent coaetructioa, and thie s�ould affect the Cotal coste The City En�i�eer atated Chat each street ia figuYed separately sAd is asseaeed acccordingly. CIEAN UP OF UNIVERSIIY AVENUSs Coeincilman Hsrris woadered i£ there was socae kiad of directive the City Council could pass oa to lend aid and assiatance tq clean up and upgrade the lomke of Univeraity Avenue. The City Enginear said he thought they �rould See a lot of iampxovement when the Service Dxive is campleted by the StaLe. iie said that thexe are socme zoniag requiremeats which the City is • aot enfoxciag,like the boulevard requi�ement becauge of the uafiniahed service drf.ve. L2�2u� s�Y ca[�siTT�s s Councilman H�arris stated that he would lilce ta kua� what hae traaspired with the liquor atudy group that was to be set ap. MayvY Kirkham a$id that he bad gotten the last reply a couple of dsya ago, aud tbe members af the coamittee will be coatacted aad then made official at the next Council M�etinge Councilman Wright said he hoped the Coc�ittee could be readp to send a repYeseatative to the i.uterim committee hearfag this Thursday. SSWS�t RA18 SZUDY: Cvuncilman Harris asked �hat ha� besa done oa the sraer rate stu8y. The City Manager said tbat he fiaa beea �aable to arrivs at anythiag with the N.S.S.S.Da aad will na►t be able to secac�u�ad se�rer rates until he &noas what the N.S.S.S.D. charge$ wi12 be. �� Tx_ 0[�i OF T� PLAN�JZNG C�ISStON AND 1►�BTII'TG WiTH T� ASSgS$�� Cauocilman Harris said he felt tbe Couaeil should be meeting shortly �ith the Planaiag Commiseioa on reorgani�cation. The City Msu�t�e� said that tbe planning Gommisaion did not feel theq were quite ready to meet yet as tbey have beea workiag on the rezoaiag, but coasideration of it was on their aeat � ��T?1��., ��3'�`t'�.S 3/�?.; �3� ��i..k� :j�.�.. . a�eada, tiayor Rirkham auggested they ca11 £or a a�eeeet�t,ag, but give the Plaau�a� Gammission �mpie t� to disc�ss iC firat. The Citq Hanager aa� requ�st�d to a�k the �Zacinin� Cou�iasion ta be readp for a meeting and have �hem �et : date. Councilman Aarrie au�es�ed Chat the Councfl �at with the asse4sar as there are scxae eerious di.scrapancieR oa the valuatf.oa of se�+e vscaat indastrial propertieao 8a said he knc�s that the asseasor bas besa �p$rading the v�luatfor� c►f the grope�ep gradually, but the aasassor would nead aome direcCion farm the Cow:cil to eccelerate bYiaging the property ap to tbe proper valustioa levela A m�tiag wa� set �tith� the Asseasor for Thursday, Maxch 3I, 1956. , VISITt�� IFZCATI0�1 OF SID�EWAL�_ A33ESSi►�NT. A visitQr to the Council �Seatiag aaked the Canacil for a clsrifiGStioa on hc!� tbe aide�ealks gQiag ia oa Misaiaaippi 3treet ai31 be financed. The Fiaance Director said tvat 'Lbe final detexmia.atian wiil aot be matde w�ttil the �ork is doae snd ahp �ecisfoa a�ade could be changed up until the ti�s �he fiiaal roli ie officially a�epted. The vfaitor asked if there had btea any decision on �aho v�vald be sssessad. Coucticiiman Sheridaa said that it vould be the abutting prc�perty avners, aad �a gortioY► �rould be paid by ti�e Schaol Board, Coaaty s�d caa�srcial dt a higher rate then tlze property o�wners. Cauacilmaa Wsigbt poiuted aut.that the residents �ill get the stree[, curb and sidewalk at about one-half what a normal. stree� woald cost • a r.esident el�sewhere. ANNtIAL CY�l1N UP. PAINT 1JI'--�' Mspar Kirkham seateed that he would lil�ce to see.the City sCart somethin$ for the anuual cleaa up, paint up week. He su�gested ihat the citiaeas conld put materiale.they had �o dispose o€ ou� on tha cuxb and tiwt Citq crew� have a pickup oa a�ivea Saturday. Councilman Sheridaa thought this wouid woYk if f.t could al}. be fn containers, but they should not be abla tv rake their leaves out in�a the sCreet to be picked up. Mayor Rirkhau� �elt tliat the details could be worked out. and thay may be able ta ealist other arganizatioas 8ad manpowes also. Ti�e C�.ty Manager aaid thst perhaps they could uae citizens and deaated trucks as the City dces aot have enoagh trexcke or manpawer for a project of this type. Councilman Wright said pethaps they cauld do it ovar a period of two daya. Councilman Sheridan said that perhaps aome orgsnization could spearhead this �ith tt�e help of additional volunteera. Councilmaa Sa�elson au$gested they get a 1etCer oif to the Jaycees. Councilman Wright �sid he felC the City could give more than juat a procimaaeion. Mapar Rirkhaan stated that as long aa they. a greed, the Couacil could paY�u�e thia further. ADJOt3�NMENT� There beiag ao other businesa C�uaciimaa Sac�elaoa made a motion to adjoura the Council Meeting o# I�lazch 21, X9bb at 32:15 A.M. T6e motion was seconded . and upon a voice vate, there being no nays, Mayor Rirlcham declared the meeting edjourned. �spectfully submitted, ,�-c�-t-'+ ,S��i.a-rr v I�lssrq Strom �,Lzi.a�; ��Qta�y �a �� Council PAGB 22 . SP�CIAL COUNCIL I�ETING MZNUTES QF MAItCH 29, l965 The ameeting was called to order by Mayor Kirk�ham at 8s02 P.M. RQ�.L CALL ..,....�.._.. �ER3 P88SS1QTs lLi.=.cham, A�rris, Saawelson, 3heridan (arrived at 9t35 :P.M.) !�8 ABSEN?: Wright � . � CdNTINUBD P'UBLIC i�ASING O�T IMPBOVEI�NT - 3YLVAN BILtS - SANITARY �R #76: Msqor Kirtcham stated that a aeed for the imgrovement of tbe aeyer syst.em in S�►lvaa Hille aas abvioua, it•called for the Coancll's thoxough etndy aad a atu�dy of the beat feasible v�y to approach it f=om aa engineering staadgoiat. Aay property that has a benefit from a project ie asaessed, bat this case is aot as c].�arlq defiaed and there is $ problem as har to aseesa for it. Tbe Maqor stated that the Couacil �ust u2ti�ately make Che decieioa aud they are interested in the citizeas° viewa. Mayor Kirkt�am explaiaed to the citizeas some of t6e differeat stepa thst �oaid be doae fn carrqf.ng out this project if it were defi.aitely decided upoa. 8e said that ptana aad sgeciffcationa are paepared, stud�ed aad approvede The bids are le� bq a sealed bid pzocsdure. He �aid the • contractos ia reqaired ta casrq ineurance and iile performance bands vitb the City equsl to the e�aouat of the contract. Aftes the work is coo�pl�ted, aa asaeasao�eat roll ia prepared, aaother hesring is required oa thfs assea.- a�nt, and the'aseeasmeae �nust be fair aad equal to aZl beaefitted o�aera. The praperty �aer has"the right to appeal any esaesscmeat he feels is uafair or not legal. AI1 the coste mentioned are estimated costa, and there is a chaace that the final costa might be leag. Conacilman. Harris stated that the original public hearing had been presaed for time as there had beea a secaad hear$ag scheduled £or tbe sa�e evQnit�g,- and not everyone had hmd s chance to voice their opinion, aad tbe Couacil felt they should be given tihie chance at ehis time. Mr. Frank Liebl, 222 Mercury Drive, stated that as a reeident and taxpayes of Sylvaa Hills aad the City aF Fridley, he would like to make a atate�eat. Se aaid tl�at be has acquainted bimaElf with Chis problem, and has found tbat the 8" laterals are adequate and were, aa far as humaaly traceable, correctlp instal2ed. He stated that the trouble �oaa the interceptor oa Uaiversity, ae itrs high velocitq was preventing the acceptsace of eeafer flo� from Sylvaa Hilla, and sometime� was so high it cause backflaw. He felt they should help the �n�ortuaate people who have this trouble, buC he ' queationed who should pay far it. He said it would not be right for jnst Sylvan fli11s to pay ior it, but everyone who uses the iateresptor should ehare, an@ t�at is the City of Fridley. Ae felt Chat this legally Waa not aa impsovement; it was a repair job. He said to the Council that they bad � no righe to aseess jugt the residents in Sylvaa Aills, everyoae who is uaiag the interceptor is i.edirectly responaible far using the iaterceptor aad should pay for it --tha� ia the City. H� said this ie a man size job i \J u SPEC�Ai COUNCIL MINIITLS 3j29/66 �AL PAGE 23 aad the Counc�.l ahou2d aot. ber�cden a few hoaneawners vith aa ua just tax burdea, but he urged them to ase the general sewer fuad for this repafr job. Mz. 8ichard Peteraon, 212 I�ercury Drive, stated thet he was in symgathy Mith nbat Mr. Li.ebl haa expressed. fle said they had dfscussed this problea further, outside tbe City Hall, after Che previoue Public Hearing, and they felt the iatercepCar fs aot adequate to hacdle aII the flawage into i�. Se aaid that this was not foreseen 10 pears ago and was aa engineering mi�take, so it should aot be bxoaght ugoa�the heads of Sylvan Aills residents. He at„�ted. tha�c the �propoaed sol�ctioa is v�ry inadequate aad temporarq and they sti11 do not kuow if rhe problem wi11 be licked. He wondered if whea this new buxdea plus the aew spartmenta were sdded fio the lift station, the pump in the lifti station �rill be adequate to h�ndle it all.. He felt the job should be claae firet claes, aad the iaterceptor taken care of evea thougt� it would be more expensive, perhapa by connecting into N.S.S,3.D. naw. Mr. Ernest Powell, b241 Sunrise Drive, atated that the people had iastigated doing e�oaQething about this problem, aad after wsiting 13 moaths, �oere presented with this outl8adish and disgusting plaa. Se asked why they ahould be puuish�d whea the engineere say that the line thae is there ia adequste. He'eafd the intercegtor should be considered right naw. Coancilman Harrie st�ted Chat this �sa a different makeup of the Cauacil, and aome af them had been presented with this for the #irst time on February 4th. . � � Mr. Powe11 said tha� Coanc�?maa Wrfght, Kirkham, and the engineers were here, and Sherfdan had been oa and off, so it was not entirely a new Couacil. Mr. Liebl said that Mr. Pawel�. had lived up to all the codes When be built his home and me a�e him something as a City. Mr. Lieb2 said that Couacilman Wright had made the atateatent that he a2ready knew where the next problem wauld be, aad this should be elimiaated. Maqor Kirkham stated that the Council wants to prevent anq future errors aad thi8 is the reason for the long deliberetion, they would not want to ��mp iato anything unwiselyo Mr. I.owell Swaason, 260 Sylvan Lane, stated that it was obvious that the geople are oppoaed. iie aaid�Chat by the vote takea at the last meet ing aad the ovet'�ahelmingly signed petition, it is obvious that the voice of the people has been heard. Ae stated he would like to knaw if there is another pian that wauld work that would be a solution and not a temporary atop g�p. 1he Consulting Engioeer, Mr. Comstock, stated that this was a broad question. fle �aid that every City has problem areas in gutting in a aco�er etystem, aad they are trying to aQake full utilization of tihe system that they intterited. if the Couacil had ualimited fuuds they could conaect the whale City to the N.SoS.SeD., but at the high cost per conaection, the Citq must make uae of the exiating system. �e aaid certain areas have to be eeparated and gatten in, in othar nreans, or the City wiil experieace the same thiag that happened ia the paax year if peak flow conditions were to occur again. Imstead of a millioa dollars to put fn a new iaterceptor, you isolate areas and sti�l uae the iaCerceptor to the maxim�sm capacity, and with a lift statioa you are aot creating prablems to say other ares, Ae eaid that this was a seasible solution • SPLCYAL COUNCiL MINVi'BS 3/29/66 pA'� u+ �ithiQ the capacity ta pay. I% said tisat there were two parts to this prablem, the first w8s the 6earing vaiced trnoarda the approval or disapproval of the project a.nd the second part wss th�e fiaancfng. Some peogle �ere sgainst it becsw$e they may have to paq, aad they shou2d be abjectiag to the aecond paut, the fiaaacing, aot to the coastruction. Mr. Gattrdnsr, 6190 Triaity Drive, ssid tiiat e differeat engiaeering depaxt- meat shouZd be employed to help out if this Gounci! sad Engiaeering Departmeat cauaot aolve it. Councilman flar�cis pointQd ou►t that the Council �wst be fi.scalAy respoasi,bl.�, aad altihaugh there couZd be an ealgrged piau, it �ould be foolish.to apend tev s�ch mouey unwi�ely. Mr. Comstock said that be doea w6at the Couacil teila hin� to do, and the Council does what the Gity iadicatea it aeeds aad wau�s. He atated he wouid lave Co vork on a much bigger project, buC that this would not be fiacally eouad. A viaitor ta Che Couacil Mesting auggestied counecting Sylvaa Hfl].s to the N.S,3o3.D. aow. Conncilaaan Samuelaou painted out tbat the N.S.S.S.D. liaee had just beea made availsble to Fridley in October, and one area north of Sylvaa Hills had been cotuzected aad this gave rel.iei to the 61se iaterceptor. �ie ststed thst he �elt that euLtiag off the lsteral ia a permaneat solution as tar as Sylvaa Hills ia coaceraed. � A vi��.tor gtated that they had experieaced backup in February after Melody M,anor had been connected to the 1�T.S.S.S.D. and after aniq a slight rain, so the Melody Manor connection to the NeS.S.S.D. had n,oC heiped Sylvan Iiills one bft. Mr. Frank Lfebl said that it makes senae to conaect to N.S.S.S.D. naw. He aaid that �then they 600ked up Melody Manor it did aot helg aa the presaure is here ia the businesa district. He wanted the Couacil to spend tbe moaey wisely so the Sylvaa Rills residents can say to their chilclren that they would aot be asseased agefn, anfl not da like the past Council and be left with the present tnesa. Mr. Liebl stated that his tax etatemeat had goue up $60 and he waated to knaw athat he had to ahaw for it. He said tbat Fridley was a secoad clase City and the people Want the services of a seca�d clasa City. Mr. Richard French, b110 Raiabaw Drive, asiied Mr. Camateck if the 8" lsterals could be bZocked at the intercepCor aad then hcok up tbe laterals ta the N.S.S.S.D. pipe that runs dowa the tracks west of Splvan Hilla. l�r. Camstock aaid that that would be aae solutioa, bat to conaect all of Splvan H111s would cost $80,000 to $90,000 at a minimum, as their preseat ahargea are $150 per REC (resideatc equivalent conaectioa). Se atated that thia gresea►tly proposed 8olution is nat juet a temporary solution, but a perme.aeat aolution £or 8ylvaa 8ills aad that tt�e iaterceptor is another problem entirely. A visitoz asked why, if the problem is the iaterceptor, that the Splvaa Hills people murtt pay �he coat. Council�man Harr�s eaid that this statement had never beea made. No oae had ��rer said who was going to pay or haw much. T6e visitor aaeo�ered that this �as the questian ia everyone's miad aud � they would like it aasvered. Counciiman Harris read the minutes of the previous hearfag �hea a vote wae taken, with "the sssessmeaCs aotwithstendiag" ao one was ia favor of the plan. The vfsitor said that ao oae will abjecti to aa asaeasment, bu� they caauld like a clarificaCioa on haw the asseaec�enti will be m8de. Another visitos� atated that he felt tbis shoald be made oa a � SPECIAL C�Ti+TCiL AiiNVIi3S 3/29/6b PAGE 25 �8ole City-wide bat�is as it !a bringfng the aever sqsteia up to date. He said that they feel the whole Cfty is invalved aad sayoae that is conaected right naw shvuld be at the public hearing, and aot just Sqlvan Hilla. Mr. Ltebl aalced the CiLy Mane�er haw much money ti�ere Was ia the City fu�.d for eet�er fiaanciag so the City could take care of it and not charge, and Chen assess theee people whea they are hooked up to N.3.S.S.D. Othezwise, these people wili be asaeased three tiaeea; once when it wae put ia, uaw, and �hen they do hook ucp to N.S.S.SeD. He asked the City Attoraey if it is legal�y po�sible for Sylvaa Hilla to be aaaessed for thia. The City Attorney aasvered that it wae legally posaible uader the laW to asaeaa them for it, the deciaioa of mhether it be epecial saaesement or frem general tax fu.nda ia a decisioa that will have to be made by the Couacil. Mayor KiYlcbam stated Lhat Lhe Council hae to determine who is benefitted and make their determination as Co the asueaement on this determinatfon. He sAid that the Couacil aleo has to be careful not to establish a precedent that would get the City fa trouble at a later time. M'r. Paaell stated that the people here tonight, as a body, did not want to get a aotice next time that there is an aesessmeaC hearing for thie • project which they aze fighting againat here tonigi►t. We do not want to hear anything about aa aaaessm�xnt. Mayos Rirkham declared the heasiag closed at 9t00 P.M. AP�'LiCA�'TON FOR A TRAIi�R PERMIT - 161 L�ONGFE?�OW NOR�AST hE�OI�ERG� : I�. Holmberg was preaent a�t tbe Council Meeti.ag and explained that his. hvme tiad beea damaged by fire. Ae was not sare whea he s�ould have the ho�e ready for oceupancy, because ao settlemeat haa be�n made raitb t8e iaaurance �«�a�y y�t. Motioa bq Councilmea Harrie to grant a permit to Mr. Holmberg to occupy a trailer at 161 Longfellaw Street Northeast up until July 1, 1966, with the provision that aa adequate s�er and water hookup 3s made. 3econded by Cc�acilmau Samuelsoa. Upon a voice vote, there beia� no nays, the motf.on carried uaanimousL y. The City Manager rem:iaded Mr. HoX.mberg Lhere would be a$25 pesml.t fee phich he could paq to the PZuunbin� Inspectar whea he gat ip touch witl� him to check the hookup. PBSL'T�MINARY REPO�T di� 1he City Maaager explaiaed that the engineers whese briagir8 this r'eport to tbe attention of the Couacil at this time because theae plaaa requise • coaetruction on the land �ohere the new Miasissippi Street will be built, and if the Council cauXd give aonee idea af which proposal they prefer, the constructiom in the Miseiaeippi Stre�t xighC-of-way could be doae prior to the street construc�ioq. � SI�EC� Ct2Ui�ICiL 2�3 3%29/66 PAGE 26 � PRr. Comstock, tbe Consul�ing Engiae�r, shawed a map of the area to the Couacil, �nd poitsted aut the dtff�re�t ereas snd �tte c�ay they d�sined. He exp�aiaed tha� t�ey were proposiag thsee basic plans as � sol�tion Co the drsina$e prablem �i�bia the atudy ases. Plan 1 iacludes a ssaali reteutioa basin, aad Che coaa�ruction o£ a a�w a�ar�all to I�ic� Cz�k. Plaa ,2 has no � � reeenCion basin whicb �ke:� it zaeceasary to co�atruct a 1Lne £som 63rd and 6th Stseet to b3rd and 7tb Street; nortb osa 7th Stxeet to Bennetit where it would joia the exieting liae aad theuce oa to the Creek. Plan 3 includea full use o£ 8 rententioa, baein west of 7th aad Beaaett, el3miaating the , ner�d for added oueEall cagacity. Mr. Comstock explained to th� Council that the �aate� is uvw collectin� f.n �he ogea area, but eos�eday ebis tract wilZ be developed, and eome ultimate salution should be decided oa, although it will not all have to be developed at oae time. Cvu�acilmaa H�a�eis asked if iC would not be best to put Che laxgest pipe (42" ra�her than 3b", at the lo�est deptt�. � Zfiere �oas a discussion �a to cost of oversiz�.ng, acquiriag the land for a reteatioa bssin, develog�ent of different areas, zoaing, and haw aaaessments could be handled. �he Cauacil made ao tinal deci�ion on th!$ matter at thia time. . Councilmaa Sberidaa srrived at 9s35 P.M. ead the Consultiag Eagiaeer went over the SS�k80 discussioa wiCti him. �SP�T O�d DRAINAGE - 7TH STR88T AND 56TH AVS2nTE � Np�TH�AST: � The City Mansger explaiued that this has be�n a masefve probiem at ail times, sad the ConeulCiag Engiae�rs have u�ade a report on paasible solutioas. 8e stated that he had given thia xepart tc the City Attorney to study, aad be may eare ta eommeat. The City Attorney atated that he had done same research oa the propertp vwaer�s zespoasibilities and had looked at tha site, but he was aot prepared to eap �hich of the t�o solntiona would be Che better one. He'stated that the law holds tbat a propeYty aamer who accu�nulatea atona a�ater on his property snd discharges it in a maaner that unreasonabl.y damagea neighboriag property is responaible. The queatian of reasonable or uareasonable would 8ave to be determined by tbe courts if an agree�enC could not be reached bet�een the groperty aWn�r and the City of Fridley. In his visual inapection, he said it appeared there was a iarge am�uat of guliying ead erosioa an tbe prop@rty awueraa property, and that saud washed outo 7th Street and there �vas evideat erosion along the service drive. fle said a porCion of 56Ch had been closed because the wetier waa washing so much sand iato the neighbo�Pa yards. Becau�e of all these reasona he was Buze they could make a good argu�eat that the discharge is uareseonable and that the property o�amer ahould be respoaaible. T6►e City Attatney sAid that it was the Council'a decisioa oa ho� to proceed. Ii� aaid t�e could suggesr thaC thep coatact the property owaer and tell hfm that tbe Council felt the present situstion ie aot adequate aad ceaaot � coatiaue, an�i that two solutions have been brought to the Coaacil'e SPECIAL COiiNC�L r�S 3/29/6b • PAC� 27 attec�ti�: 1. Temposary pond�ag on the property a�waere private pro�esty. 2o A direct connection fr� his tile ontfa3l iato the Cftp storm ae�ar�. '143e City Manager p�iot�ed out that he has writtea him lettsrs a�d he �.s aixaya goiag to do so�ethfug about it, but never daes. Tbe Citq Meaager iac�uired what el�epa tha Couacil wauld like him to take next. 8houid e pubiic 6ea�fctg be ordered witb all the aaaessntiaats sgaiaat this property, or �nld � Conacil direct the o�m.er to do the tsmporary pandiag, giviag him a d�:adline, or lteve the City do it az►d aseese hie propettp. 1he City Maaager aaked if the City Attorsey should t�sve a reaolution prepared fos the next ager.�da as they bave gottec nawhere on the Acl�iaistrative Zevel s�ith tbia owner� Mfltian by Council�nan Iiarria requestiag the CiLy Attoxney and the City� t�,�auager to coatact this pxoperty awaer aad advise him of the alCeraate propasaia and of the fact �hat there will be a resolution for public het ing oa the Aext ag,enda, a�range a meeting with him aad try to arrive at an agreement on wh4.ch wap it ia to be done. 3eeonded by Couacilma� Saaktelffion: Upon a voice vo�e, tt�ere being ao nays, Nlayor Kirkhem declsred Che motion canied. ASS85�NT - SS�3 AND SS�12Y � The City Maaager s�ated that ichis memo was an ide$ the Finaace Director waated the Council to coasider, but the Admi�nistration would liice to go over same of the legal ramificstions of it further vith the City Attorney, so they �rould have more oa� this at a later date. Motioa by Councilman 8arrfs to receive this memo for consideration. Sec.oaded by Councilman Samuelsoa. Upon a voice vote, there being no naps, Maye�r Rirkham deciarect the motion carried. I966 - API�ROVAL OF AWARD - The City Manager atated that the ariginal eatiwate was $45,3S9.20, S�I • this was the basis oa which the City agreed to go alaaig witb the Couatq on Miasissippi Street. Nc� the amaunt o� $39,229.10 3a tfi e Citp°s ahaze if the bid is acceptable.. 1`hie Will be $6,13Q.10 less �6aa the estimated costs to the City. Ae stated thaC the Council must agree to the bidder also, aud the Iao� bidder was Dunkley Susfacing Ca., Inc. The Citq Attorney asid he wauld draft a resolu�ioa to send to the County. Motion by Councilman �heridan to adopt ResoluCion �&2-'I966 approving the awarding of the bid to the Dunklejr Surfacin� Gompaay, Inc. Secoaded by Councilman Harria. Upon a voice vote, there beiag ao naya, Mayor Kirkham d�elared rhe motian ca�cr�.ed. � I;IISSI33IPPZ AAYD UNIVERSI2°Y IIdTB.xSECTI�ts Coeincilman Samuelson eslced if anything had beea heard fram Tom Hodne on the Miasissippi and Uaiveraity interaection. The City Manager eaid he isad ', talked to him recently, and Mr. Hodae was meeting with the Stata Highwap SPBCEAL COUNCIL MINt3TES 3/29l�b PA(�E 28 • Depazta�ent Thnraday at whicb Mr. Wagaer will sit fn, ead theo 8e �tll me�t with the Holiy Shoppiag Center merchants, aud he is far eaough alang that be ahould be able to have sa�+ething foz the Cauacil by aext we�k. VIS� Mr. C. 8ostrcm, 6382 Baker Avenue Northeast, addsesaed tt�e Mayor and Lhe Councilmen and at$ted tI1at the�re had beaa a lietle problem duriag the saav stosm of March 23 whicb Chey vould like to discuss. Se aCated that whaa the ato�m ended at approximately 2:00 P.M. the people on Baker Aveaue proceeded to clean tbQir drive�aye. AC about 9s00 P.M. th� saaw plov haci not been �hraugh yet, whsn e CiLy truck with ita blade raiaed came dv�a tt�s atreet. Be said the reeidoat at 6342 Baker rafl out, haila:d the drivei•, and the driver proceeded Co back hia treack into the drive�wap and plo� ont the drive�ay. The truck thea followed the resideat and hia wife aorth oa Baker Aveaue with the blade raised, although Baker Avenue had not be�n plawed. H�e atated that the next d$y, iae and bie neighbor talked to Mr. Cheaaep, Supetintendent of Public iJorka. Mr. Che�aey asid he did not kno�a anqChing abaut it, but he wonld investigate. At ehat tio�e ehe tei�phone rang and the Mayos iafor�ed Mr. C�iesaeq that he had authorized this as an em�esgeACy. � Mr. Basexo� and his aeighbor then visited Mr. Rirkham, who told thecn s maa had called �hat hi.a wife w�s needed at the Lyawood Mauar I�lutaing Aome on an esaergQncye Mr. Bos�rata thez� said he d�d not knaer if the reaident had called Msyor Kirrlsbam ar if Lynavo�d 2�anor Nursing Aame had called, but what Chey were gettiag at w�s Chati all the o�her dr#.veways had long been opened, and if ehe waoaa had a job �I�t necessftates respand�ng to emergencies, this drivewap should have been ogeaed a�ad it hadn°t been touched. T6ey a8ked why a squad cas coulda� t ha.ve tatcen hes. Mapor Rirkham stated he thought he had made th�s ail cle�c to them whea ihey 6ad visited his howe. Se aaid Mrs. vaaDan was the head aurae at Lyn�000d Manor Nursin� Iio�e sud her day started at 8q00 A.M., and if he had beea intere8ted iu just getting her to wark, he could have arranged to have heY t&ere au time, but he had bsetx cmlled at apptaxi.muateiy 7s00 in the eveaing by Mr. vanUan that it waa necessary Chat P�rs„ vanDan be at %ymwoOd Manrnr. Mayor Kirkham said he was na� �ware of the degree of aecesei�y, he thaught �he head c�rse wa� quaiified to detennine the nature of the e�ergettcq snd that Baker Avenue had aot been pl�ed aacl she could aat get aut. He said his firet thought w�a �he mogt expediea�, to call the Police Department and �alk �o the dispatche�, whfcta he d3d, teZl the d3.epatcher what the details were, which he did, aad trusx h� to use hie guod judgment, and whethex be choae to talce he�c over 9.n a squad cax or get a plow over there to escoxt her out onto a gt?.'e�t that E�as plawed, m�ade no di£ference to him. The aeceasary �hing wae tii�a� ah� be got�en ou� in the fastest macmer and to tkae home to respond to the emerge�acy. Mayor Kirkhaia statad that he �houS�it . • the diapatcher had daae a coua�meadable-job, and it had only beea a mattex of c�inutee befo�e he had a squad car Iocate a g1ow. �ie said he felt thie wgs euch a woaderful thin� on the part of the employe�e �ha.t he hsd Torittea a ca�ue�dat3,on to the p�per. sE'A�t�:��x> (;rli1lVf'TY, resrMrr�ir?t. -rr7.rrt�p. a�AC� 29 • Mro.Bostirom said there had beQa traffic on Balcer from 5s00 ia the mornin� on, and if his wife held a jab of respoasibility, bie drivewgy vould have,beea gleared. Ccuncilatan Samuslsoa p�inted out that if Mr. Bostrom had had the aamrei emer�enay, the Cfty wauld have helped hisa. .I�ayar Kirkham asTced thet� . what was their poin� . in brin�iag dtis ap. Mr. 8oatrcm aeid that ta-�payer awney ahould be used�to benefit taxpayer� aad not individuala. Mayor Kirkham staCed he was sute this wae doae; that I�y�i�o�d Manar N�rd ng Hoa� was not just a home for tihe age8 as sucb, but there were maay peaple r6era �sho reqnired msximum care, and qualified people have to i� oa duty at al� t3mea to do aach things as administer oxygea,� sad theae people ars taxpayera. Tlze City Attorney aaid that y� could not expect ti�e M�ayor to have to meke an.ia,dividual decisiou aa to aa emergeacp. If this vere the case, he could be beld reaponaible vhile 8e made up hia m3.ad. You cannot expect every Citq emplaqe� to check out every er�ergency�. If you call abaut a pro�vler, .you do dot egpect them to carry out an indepeadeat 4.avestigation befor� they an,erez youz emergency. ' � Mayar Kirkham said that if they waa�ed him to, he �ould check and �if the bome could disclose the �atute af the emergency hs would have it,ready for tbe next Couacil Meeting, or he.suggeated they ca11 the home. Mr. Boatrom stated he �oould tlaiak l�ir. Kirkh� would want to fiad out. The Mepor said, ao, that he trusted them�and felt he could truet theix judgme�t. � Cauncilman Aarris said that if a1I the emergenciea of the tornado had beon checked into, the e3tq wonlc� stSil be checkiag, Councilmaa 3herida�a stated that �e bave all learned a lessoa from what has happened here. 8e felt the Admiaistsation $hould pasa a meo�randuan around inatructing the opera�iag entities of the City farcea that they are cwt to $o in on privately-awned property as s�as doae here. He atated th8t right or wrong, thia a�aa aa error an the driver°s part, aad they all kaaw it, ao it will ttaC hagpen again. He said that this is diatasteful for the Couacil, for the neiglabaza an the area and we should see that this is eliminated. He stated that he had discuased thie �itl� the g+entlemen preaeat sad with the Mayor, aad he feeZs the Citq Maaager should remind the operating entitiea �tithiu the City to make sure this doea not happen again. Mayor Ki.rl:k�a esid thae to malce aure �hat everyone understood his opinioa on this, he wanted to aesure alI of the citizeQS that if any like incident �exe to occur agaia and he got a call asking for the services of a do�tor or nurse or anything elee where City aervicea could be of asaiatance, he would act ia the same maanes as he jaet had. He said he would tsuat the opinioa of �he grofessiomal people involved as to wtiether there waa aa emer�ency, and he wauld ta�rn again to professional people aad talk to the PoZice Depart�ent sad g�.ve them the problem and let them handle it to the beet of their ability. � Ab30URI�'�i'�s . There being ao•further buaioese, Mayor Rirkham declared the special meoting-; of March 29, 3.966 adjourned at Z0:30 P.M. Ree�pectfully submitted, i1 �� ,� ,�d'�-��.� ��yy�traoa, Ac�iag Secretary to the Couacil . c � oro i taar�cE APJ ORD ( I�I�tNCE A��1END i PtG CiiAPTER �.$ Of THE CODE OF T�IE C I TY OF FR I D LEY BY PROV I D I NG -FOR A �!E'�l ZON I �+G D I STR I CT (Ci�-2 - OF� I CE, SERV I CE AND L I P1 I TED BUS I NES� D I�T^ I CT) A�;D PROV I D I NG REGULATIONS, CONTR(!LS AP+� STANDARDS Tf{EREFOR. TNE C0l1NC{L OF TNE CITY OF FRIDLEY DO 0lZDAIN AS FOLLOWS: ... � That CHAPTE� �� of the City Code of Fridiey be amended by eddinc� Section t!.$. 102 which shall read as fotlows: 45+ 102 Tlie objective in establishing a CP-2 District is to provide regulations, controls, and standards for the orderly development and maintenance of the permitted uses`therein. A CR-2 District is to • provide a transition between commercial and manufacturing uscs. llses permitted �re those which do not attract a large number of the generat public, such as retail shopping areas, and which do not'generate heavy vehicular traffic. � 11SES PERl�4ITTED : 1. General office space for business and professional uses, such as but not limited to, the'following examples: a. llses permitted in C2-I. b. F i n�nce, I nsurance and l�ea I Estate ofi= i ces. ' c. Legal, Architectural, and Engineering offices. d. Governmental offices. � " 2. Limited business uses of essentially a non-retail or • service nature requiring�a minimum of access by the �eneral public, such as but not iimited to, the � � fo{lowing examples: 3Q ' � � 31 ' • � :� �� Ot�D ( NANCE Page 2. , a. Si�n p��intin� shops. b. llpholstery shops. c. Business machire repair shops. d. Appliance repair sl�ops. e. Printing shops. f. Data Processin� or computer centers. g. Research laboratories, except those presenting hazardous or n6xious conditions to the adjacent area. ' h. Sales incidental to other permitted�uses pro- vidin� that no more than 25f of the floor space available to any user shall be devoted to sales. - 3• Minimum lot requirements. ' a. Areac 20,000 squ�re feet. '' b. t�l i dt h: I 00 �ieet . c. Front Yard: 60 feet from road ri�ht-of-way. , Off-street �utomobile parking provided in , front of said building shall be separated • from the ed�e of the roadway, which shall ' contain a curb and side walk, not Iess than �. feet in width, and a planting strip with trees and shrubs, not less than IS feet in width. Such �,r�Ik and planting strip to be maintained adequately for its intended purpos�s. d. Side Yard`: I� feet on ihterior Iots except.said ' side yard set back shall be 25 feet where a ' driveway is installed; 25 feet on corner lots ' e. Rear Yard: �0 feet. �. t3uilding requirements. a. P,laximum ratio of floor area to lot size 0.4. b. Floor area minimum 2500 square feet. � � _ \; . � � �, I , ,..�-- �- ---•----�-,--�- , , w , . .�_�_� � 02DINAMCE � Pa�e 3. � �� 5. Special requirements. ; ' a. Off-street parkin�. Each lot shai) have adequate off-street parking which shall consist of at Ieast the followin�: ( I) �:lanufactur i nc� estab I i shments - one off-street parking space for each , , employee, plus one space for each • company vehiGle, or one space for , e�ch S00 squ �re feet of f I oor area, ; . which ever is gre�ter. � ' - �2) Office - one off-street parking space , for each 2 0 s uare f f � S q eet o floor area. � (3�� Research laboratories and aII other permitted uses - one off-street parking � •,spac� for each employee or one for each �$00 square feet of f{oor area . which ever is greater. ' (4� AII parkin� areas and driveways shall � be concrete or biacktop and shall meet City specific�tions applicable thereto. � They shall be so graded and drained as ' to dispose of al ! surface water. ' Drainage shatl not be across sidewalks or driveways. ' (5� AII requirernents of Chapter 4$.2I shall t�� applicable to CR-2 areas, except as inconsistent with the above provisions. - b. Off-street (oadinc� and unloading. No business ' shall be permitted to receive or dispatch materials by trucks and similar vehicles except at an authorized Ioading berth which _ ' sliall be (ocated so that said trucks or other vehicles`are entirely removed from public - ', street or fronta�e si�dewalk. Location and � number of said (oeding berths shalf be indicated � , , Q. . : . . . . ,. . --�--- � ;. . . --.�--- , � - . - � . , - . --, :-�-- OPDINANCE pa�e 4. � 3� • � on the p I ans ��nd slial I he �pproved by a Euildin� Board and Buildin� Inspector at the time of issu��nce of a building permit. Said , � foadin� i�erth shal) he so located as not to i nterfere w i th tl�e req�j i red m i n i num pari< i n� space and sh� I I not hc � I ocated i n the front yard or side yard set backs. c. Outdoor Signs. , (I� .ilaximum number of si�ns: One per front��e on a public street, except corner huildings which may . have two signs. � � {2� TYpe of si�n permitted: . 1^JaII or free-standing. ,, (3� ��aximum size of si9ns: - ',�aII� si�n - 10 per cent of wall area to ; a�li i cf� such s i�n i s aff i xed. Free-standin� sign - not to exceed ; • , �.8 square feet in area. , � �4� Sic�n placement: . '.-JaII si�n - naximum height not to exceed roof Ievel. � Free standin� sign - maximum height not to exceed roof (evel, not more than 10 -�eet from bu i( di ng . . ($� No f! ash i nc,�, b I i nk i nc�. , or an i m�ted si,�n shall be allowed, nor shall any sign containin� any type of Ii�ht source be allowed. Si•�ns or buildin� surfaces illuminated exclusively by - ref I eetecl I i c�ht of eonstant co I or and ' intensity shall be allowed provided th�t the sources of such illumination he shielded to prevent their direct . : . rays from falling on any area outside the lot on which they are erected. , � � D , i � . .. . . .. ' . _'..f _ .- ..T�."_. ` ^'xr-.T' .-�+-r---" � � . i OE:Q I NANCE ' 34 Page 5. (6� AIl provisions of Ordinance �318 hereof shall be applicable to CR-2 are�s, except as inconsistent with the above provisions. 6. Landscaping. AI) open areas oi' any site, lot, tract or parcel shall be graded to provide proper drainage and, except for areas used for p��rk i ng, d'r i vet�ays, or stora�e, shal) be tandscaped with trees, shrubs, or planted,�round cover. Location, size and species of trees and shrubs shall L�e indicated on the site plan and subject to approval by the the 3uilding Board. It sha,ll be the owners responsibility � to see that this landscapin� is r�aintained in an attractive and well=kept condition. (n case any trees or shrubs shall die, the owner shall rcplace them with a like specie of similar size. AIl vacan� lots, tracts or parcels shall also �e properly maintained, , %. �tarac�e. AIl raw materials, supplies, finished or semi- , f i n i sl�ied products and equ i pinent sha I I be stored t,r i th i n a completefy enclosed buildin�; provided, however, tl�at motor vehicles necessary to the operation of the principle use and of not more than 3/q. ton capacity may be s�ored �,►ithin the permitted p�rking lot area to the rear of the building. � .. � � . � � � 3 `� OnD ! NAPdCE Page 6. $. Exterior Guildin� P�t�teri�ls. The type o-F buildin� materials used on exterior ��alls shall be face brick, n�tural stone, � specifically desi�ned pre-c��st concrete, factory fabricated and finished metal fr��me panelin�, �lass, or other materials as may be approved by the Fridley €iuildin� Board. 9. Performance Standards. llses which, because of the�nature o�� their operation, are accompanied by excessive noise, vibration, dust, dirt, �r�oke, odor, noxious gases, glare ar wastes �sha f I not b�� perri i �ted. These res i dua I features shafl be considered es exe�ssive in the -Followin� cases: a. Noise. Any use established in an (ndustrial District shall C�e so operated that no noise resu I t i ng fror, sa i d operat i on 1Ji1 1 Cfl wou I d . � . constitute a nuisance is perceptible beyond the premises. This does not apply to incidental traffic, ' 'parking, and ofi'-street loadin� operations. b. Smoke, dust and dirt. The emission of smoke, dust, dirt or eny other particulate matter of such concentration as to be detrimental to or endanger the �iub 1 i c hea { th, safety, cor�fort, or we 1 fare, or cause injury or dama�c to property or businesses is prohibited. c. Tox i c or No,�c i ous Ptatter . No use sha I I, for any period of time, disch�rc�e across the boundaries ' o F tl�e I ot where i n i t i s I ocated, tox i c or noxious matter of such concentration as to be detrimental to or endan�er the public health, safety, confort, or we I fare, or cause- i njury or dama�e to property or businesses. . d. Odors. The emission of odorous matter in such quantities as to bc�readily detectahle beyond the boundaries of the immediate site is prohibited. 0 � , 3F o�o i r�ar�c� ('a�e % . e. Vibration. Any use creating periodic earthsh�king vibrations, such as are created by heavy drop for�es, ,or heavy hydrautic surges, shall be proRtiibited if such vibrations are perceptible beyond the boundaries of- the irnmediate site. ' ,f. Glare or {`leat. Any operation producin� intense glare or heat sliall be performed within a completely enclosed building. 'g. Explosives. No ac�ivities'involvin� the stora�e, utilization or manufacture of materials or , products �,rhich could decompose by detonation ' shall be permitted except such as are specifically � S h t ' l l lI (icensed by t��e Ctty Councit. uc ma erta s s1a include, but not bc confined to: all primary ex- p;losives, such �s lead oxide and Icad sulphate; atl hi�h explosives and boosters, such as TNT, RDS, tetryl and ar:�monium nitrate; propellants and components thereof such as�ni�trocellulose, black powder, ammonium perchlorate and nitroglycerine; blasting explosives, ' such as dynamite, powdereci m��nesium, potassium " rchlorate, potassium perm�c�anates and potassium . nitrate; and nuclear fuels end reactor elements such � as uranium 235 and plutonium. I 0 � Eiu i I d i ng Perm i t App I i cat i on Rec�u i rements . �Jo bu i( d i ng permit shall be issued for develo�ment of property in the C,Z=2 zone until the �uilding Board h�s reviewed and approved , t!;e proposed deve{opnent. The -owner or devel'oper of property i n'the C R-2 zonc sha 1 1 suk�r� i t the f o 1 i ow i ng exh i b i ts to the Qui,ldin� 3oard for its review: a. A boundary survey by � registered l�nd surveyor of the effectecl area, 1ot .or-tract. In addition, ' the owner or surveyor shall submit a sketch to scale showing all property within 2$0 feet of the ' effected property including the loc�tion �nd size e,..' oo� bu,i I d i ngs, dr i yeways, and p�rk i nc� I ots. � . , � , ',� � ,°� � o;,oirtnt�c� ��-��e � . b. Preliminary f�uildin� p1��ns desi�ned and certified by a re� i sterec� arc{i i tect shoi� i n� : f 1 oor p I ans of all ftoors, elevations, sections, details, out- line material specifications and any additiona) information that is �pplicable. c. I'reliminary Site Developmcnt Plan desi�ned and certified by a(re�istercd architect or by a pro- fessiona{ site �'tanner) showin�: parkin� {ayout, buildin�s, landscapin�; +ncludinc� trees and plantin� size and spaces; fences, walls, li�htin� standards, � curbs and street furniture.' 'd. A peri=ormance ��reement by a I�nd owner or developer that within a reasonable time to be fixed in the a�reement the site improvements wi{I be completed and �rovidin� that if sucl� inprovements. ' �re not completed ��ithin the time specified, the ' City may construct or complete auch improvements and assess the cost thereof a��inst the owner. Such a�reement may furthcr provide f�r standards of r�aintenance of the site improvements and authorizin� � the City to provide such Maintenance and assess the ' cost thereof a��-� i nst tltie owner i f the owncr fa i t s to provide such maintenance after notice by the City ' that he is in violation of such agreement. e. The above items shall be suhmitted at .least 10 , d�ys prior to �he meetin� at which the application aril{ be considered by the Building Soard. , �i'�S�ED �3Y TtIE Cl TY COUNC 1 L OF TNE C I TY OF F� I D LEY T!( I S DAY OF , ATTEST: C f TY CLE �f: - f?arv i n C. �'runse i I Firs� Readin�:� Second Read i ng : �_ _.� t'u�� l i sh : h•1�1Y02 - J acic 0. K i rkham . 3� ,tS66. � ; ; � ` i�ocation i • , i l � E � �cAxzoN FoR src�rt �r FRiDj,E7[ INSPE�TOR OF BUIInIN(3►S! �ma.t xo. 38 � 9� Fridley, Minn., � — / � , 19 l � The undersigned herebq makes applica�ion for a perm3t for the Work herein speai- fied, agreeing to do all Work in strict accordance with the City Ordi.nances and rul- ings of the Department of Buildings, and herebq declares that all the facts a�d re- presentations stated in thi.s application are true and correct. Used as �Tork to be co�npleted about __ _ � s 19_.�... Estimated Cost � �Pnn_.�� .r......r....�.. - DESCRIPTION . - Haw Installed: Flatwise on Extended out fraan Wall Roo! .� �im n �h `____r� Height l� � � Thi.cknesa �'� ,�, � Distance from Sidewalk R.00Y , , Constructed of: Iron� Wood, �� 7xon and Wood Illumxnated )( ,� , �, • Wiring Appl3cation No. _ _ r _ _ ' 1 � / � 3�� • Pae�s eam x�c�TSO� co�ss�ax r�BTUic �s - tsUSCa Zs, i9� The Msetiag Nas called to ordar at 7:42 P.M. by Cluir�n Snghea. xlit.L CAt.i. ._....__... �EBS P�BBBN?t �gbes. Mrs. 8ampstt�a, CocbYaa �BB,3 ABSEP'rs Daapby, Skjervoid OTHEBS P�SSBHT: l�h s. Stsvb Paszl BroRrn, Dir�ctor �s MOTIEITI b� Cochsan, secoaded by Ss�soa, that the oiaatsa oi . th! Februssy �eetiag be accepted as mailed. Tbe aation carried. Cochran stated that his �otion nader Old Buain�ss of�th� specisl �asaetiag sinntes of lsarch 14, 1966 sha�ld hava aaid, "develapa�nt of a C].ass V road fran� highvay #65 to be finiahsd by fa11�" iastead of "fros ITniversity Aveaue". M�7i�T by Cochraa, secoaded bq Sampsco, to adopt the minutes, aa ameaded, of the Special M�eeting Minntea of March Z4, 1966. Tha �tion carried.. • VIS+I10�Ss Mrs. 8trub preseated to the Commisaioa the sale of bes ps�operty ia the �ivervia� �eighta Additina, Slock Z for possibTe park property. 0'�I� BUSINSSS: TA8 F�FI�IT pitOPESTX LIST: The Coaaaefsaioo wiil make a#ield trip atudy of properties deair:ble for pmrk purcha�e oa Suadaq, April 17, 1966 at 2; 3fl P.M. 1.00ICE P�� CONCSSSION: M4TI�f by 3a�son, seconded by Cocl�an. that the Coaml,asion defer ection on the improvemeat of the Locka Park Coa�ession Area at this time aad coasider the poeaibilitq of Co�mierciai Veadors in arder Co determiae the aeed of improvemeats ia the future. The �tion carried. GY�IISABTIC BQUIPN�NT INSTA?�.AT�ON AT 1�00[t8 IA1Q� BBACH �D FABK= This item was referred to the aext regular meetiug. T CS IN5 1ZC)11 A1 9�vu ��v aauaa� a�w►s�...v A check will be made as to price of 8 fe to protect Mr. Seas Bobardt's yard fram balls eateriag his �ard. T6ia is to be coasidered fn tbe 1967 budget propvsal. • NSW BUSZNB88: POBSIBLS PtJRCHASE OF OFFSBSD BY 1�tS . STRU The Commissioa vill mslce a visit to the property for coasidesatiat. • Paxks end Recreation Minutes - March 28, 1966 PAGE 2 NEW SUSII3ESS: LAND AYJD WATEB FUNDs .��.. ._..... �Continued) i+�i'IQ�i_by Cochraui,,seconded .by $ampaoa that__Parks Disector be autharised to aaatu the : necessas�r appZicatioa Co the , �..�....__.., ._ . . Land and `Water Fuad vith the CiCp _ Council °s_ _ap�,.s'oyal, __�u�l� .., _ _ . fuu�a_ �e, ap�l�ec��.ta .�fslody Mano= aa a first ..priority• __ T6e__ ,M�tion .carrfed. DAM Q3 BICS C.RSEK EAST O�P' OLD CENTRALs .,...r_. _.i._._._ Commission desires an interest be givea in coatsoliiog the flaw of vater in direct respect to Locke Park. The c�iaimwn requeat is for a flaw contxol of R�ce Creek. It is tbe desire of the Coanaissioa to have the pxesent dam eaat of OId C�atral restored to its origival purpoae aad �ster level centrol. BUDtBT FOIt I�67t . Department wili bave budget proposal ready gor the Commission by the midale of May. PARR NAM�G2 MOTZ�Z by Ssmpsoa, seconded bq Cochraa, thr�t the park property on Creek Pls�a 3auth be afficisily nained "JAY PARK". Tbe natLon carried. • ADJ�N�+SN?s The Meetiag was adjourned e�t 1Os42 P.M. ' Next Specisl M�eeting �aill be taeld oa Suadsy, April 17th aC 2s30 P.M. st Fridleq City Ha11; Field Trip of poteatiel park property. Next Begulas MesCing will be held on Monday, April 25, 1966 at 7s30 P.l�i. at Fridiey City Asil. 8espectful�q aubQi.ttsd, ��r 1 Sraaa Secretary to the Caiaittee • 4 C� HALL, SMIT , HEDLUND, JUSTER, FORSBERC3 AND FEIKEMA { ! a�� _ _ _ �"'�� e �- � CiG w � � io � oo�o�B MALI � ,p�,c�� jf I � WYMAN 9MItH � � \ 311 rRODUCQ •ANK BLDO.. MINN[APOL�e� MINN[tOtA 63403 I OEDROE HEDIUND � '�J D /�'+ PHONLr J39•1181 � OFF�Cfe IN: OSOEO. COON RAPID/. FRIDL6Y LEONARD T. JU9TER �� '• � �`Q �, � - THOMAB O.FOR9BER0 � � � � HENRY M. FEIKEMA �f�� `, �' Z� March 21, 1966 � �`: , • RONALD L. MABKVITS -l�'�. � � �„%;• �+.r� . . .� �� / �:/t v, ; �,' Fr \�,' , � �r.;�,E� Mr. Earl P. Wagner City Manager City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55421 0 Re: District Court File 24837 Condemnation by the City of Fridleq Project 67-68, Parcel 4 Dear Earl: * I have been sending you some of the correspondence that I have had with Mr. Charles Mayo who presently lives at 858 - lllth Avenue North�est, Coon Rapids, Minnesota. As the correspondence indicates he now is making claim for $50 for an easement across the Anoka Cuyuna Range Railway in front of � " lots that he previously awned, namely Lots 10 and 11, Block 1, Hillcrest. In looking back through the file I find that initially he was named as an owner of these lots. However, my file indicates that either at the initial court hearing or at a meeting before the Commissioners he stated that he was . not the awner. In view of that announcement I added the award for these lots in the total award that was paic� directly to the Anoka Cuyuna Ra.nge � ° Railway Company. The award was $50. Mr. Mayo has no�w made a demand for � ' the $50 and I have rechecked the title. It does now appear that Mrs. Briet did receive a Quit Claim Deed from the Anoka Cuyuna Range Railway. She apparently believed that she had conveyed it to Mr. Mayo. I••suggested to Mr. Mayo that I would recommend to the City that an additional $50 be paid for an easement if he would have Mra. Briet sign an easement. Apparently he has talked with Mrs. Briet and says that she is agreeable to sign an8 endorse the check over to him. I respectfully requeat that the Finance Director be authorized to pay an additional award of $50 on Parcel 4 to Charles Mayo and Dorothy Sheffel Briet. I will then prepare an easement and amend the attorney�s certificate accordingly. WS/cg . !„ � Yours truly, j Wyman Smith 41 - — � 42 � � F; 1�� \ . . . . �. �k � t� 1 . . ( . I . �5 t � Y 1 1 . �� , �_� �;� FEINBERG� MIRVl3S, MEYERS, SCHUMACHER & MALMON ��R 2,�1, � �c � ; � ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,�' � ._ a ,�E TaW�R$ _ ;. - ' \ OAT6WAY CENTER `. �`t' . / , �V ; 1� � � � � . t1s N6NNEPIN AVENU6 - ' � i � MtNNEAPOL18, MINNE30TA aS401 \' ' �' �-r'i,�� ,� aa�-o4at ,� J_�-� J-', ,L". AqNOLD 1. FtINtCRO . . . . � �11W1��AN ORriOt�! IsR�tL MIOVISO y�.. !! IHCMMtW � RICMAND M!1'tR� � . - � . � fii"C� �1 � 18YV ` ►itW �1lIOMTON � JAMt� J. SCNUMACMtlt � � �j � � � � . � . � � Lbi1NOTON � ALVIN �. MAI.MON � ' � � �'� IM�tqT M. �OMYMACMtM . . �. . . . . � � . � ,. . . � . . . . � . � � . . ; i . � � 1 i . • , � { Cit� o! �'ridl�� 6�31 Uni��rsit� A��an� X.S. . ; Yinn��polis � llinn�sot� , • ; � Rzs Yillag� oi 1lounds 111�w-pl�assnt�i��r Dri�� B�r Coaa�ctioaa � . , � � ; Att�ali on t Ilr . NKa�r ' , � tientl�rMn t T�e Yilla=e Council oi.the Yillage oi 1[ouads Y1ew wonld lik� ta hs�t �our city consider the tollowing propossl. The City vf P'ridln+lu�s ittstalled s sanitsr� sewer line on Pl�asant�itw Drive where it ab�ts th� Yillage of Yound� Yi�w b�tre�n Count� Road H-Z asd Co�ntq Aoad I. Thsr� ar� a nu�ber o! residenc�a on the 1(onnds View sii� �! • Pleassatvisw Driv� tbst os� w�wt to hook on to tii� lrridl�� anitary sew�r • s�ate�. Our engia�era hav� indic�ted to us thst it would b� f�asible toa� this to b� don� and we inquir� as to wh�ther or not �our city would bave aay obj�ction to this.propoAaZ, and what t�� terss s! such • proposRl wenld b�. Nauid �on pl�sa• hav� thi� cogsid�red as soon as posaibl� and l�t � � icnow w�at your r�aetions sr�. . � a � trnly, ' . j i , � / ; .. ; � � ; ' � . : c wy s , I'� , leltsr�,j■ I� � . . . . ,,. . . , li , \ j . ; . ATTENTION OF: �-- _ _ . . ___ ___. _._ _ ___ � To ___Citp Manager ._ �L_._.__-- ----_._ __ _ - __-- - __-- -..___ _ _-- _ J sua�ecT—_1'o3ition of Lieutenant of Poliae DATE March 28, 1966 _ Wouldyouu_�lease___ask the_City Counail to ara$te the poaition of Lieutenant in the Poliae Dept. Examinations hava been given by the _:_.__Police_Civi1 Serv_ice Comanission, and an eligibility liet has been ____w._given_,u�,._-Wages_Por _a_ Lieutenant �would atart at 690.00 and go to ,_ __ _?10.__00 _after _aia_montha. Thie position would create a aecond in �___command,_and__Kith:the vaaation aeason almoet upon ua, this ie important. I would like thia appointment to become effactive on July l, 1966• SIGNATURE � � � � . ��_ �_ ., ; 4� �....... . DATE� � �� SIGNATURE �� '. REPL{ER'S GOPY — RETAIN FOR YOUR HLES i , 1 . \ � ... - � , . ~ � � .� ' , : � c.�.N" , , . Ql�`Ji'� ` r �, ,�.� ,� Y � .. . �,,� � � �� .� �. ., . � . . ✓�'`' . . :�„ w .. ` t�;�° . . , . , - . .� . ,. . . .. , . , _ � �.. _ \ . a , . - . , I . . �. , ; , I , .� .� ' '_ . - - - - - - ' I� � • � � ,.� �,,� �- .� , �� r � ,, „�.� � ��y� � �� ,�� , •JX�'�,i c�fl�`'�; "� �� a� � .�.,.3;.;;:�,�,,d.,..�, ..�.-:�: � STATE OF MINNESOTA . DEPARTMEN7 OF HIGHWAYS CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT 5 2056 NO. LILAC DRIVE MINNEAP04I8. MINN. 55422 March 30, 1966 , . . . : �(j�l•f"'V�� , � . %i}�`' � r''�',•:.; i: .c j9f,� , ��j \' , .. �, � � .. � ��,, City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 . Attention: Ear1 P. Wa�ner � . City Manager In reply refer to: 315 S .F . 0205 - T .H . 47 In Fridley Dear Mr. Wagner: we have received your letter dated March 28, 1g66 inquiring as � to the feasibility of the State allowin� an emergency crossover • northerly of 69� Avenue N.E. It is understood this crossover will be needed in the event that the City of Fridley decides to construct a City Hall, Fire and Police Station on the easterly side of T.H. 4� at this location. The crossover, of course, would be for emergency vehicles only and would be so signed and constructed to discourage use by any- one else. It is further understood that at that time the existing emergency crossover southerly of 65s� Avenue N.E. opposite your present fire station would be closed. , Sincerely, �� . R . P . Braun Deputy District mgineer � � . '�• ' . d � � � . . � �� . � 44 • � � 1 LJ �� ° ' a�`�� Fridley C�ty Council 6I�31 University Ave. NE Fridley, Yinnesota, 551�21 7190 Ri.verview Terr.��32 Fridley, Mirulssota, �arch 30, 19� Attns ][r. Earl Wa�er, City l�anager 45 �;�, , ' ,� i'`�ty ,rFf"Fz '�� - -� ,�. � �-%�r�,' _ -_.. i;�-,� , w � _ ! ... J � � X � ..� . ,d�( , � t ,�.�` r � r � r� ��,� �' ,.s\ _•y. �%. �\�\,' : \ �', Deax �irs: On behalf oP the Fr3.dley City Band, I Rould like to express our appreciation for the suppart oi the council this past yea.r. The band is A little larger and� we are certain� much sty�onger. We have pl�yed thxee cancerts this v�3nter and are looking �'onrard to playing tRO more before our •series of outdoor swmmer cori- carts begin. We hope that �e shall be able to represent t�he city 3n�and around owr cammunity as Ke hane in the past. Our concert at ths Apache Plaaa in Februas'y dreTr a good deal of attention and, �re think, reflected we�.l on the civi.c spirit of Fridley. W� hava recentlp purchasad ten more blaxer styled band uniforms to bring the total to forty. �e have aubstantially increased our music library and pur- cha�ed some percussion equi.prnent. �Ife believe that we have an excellent founda- tion for years of future activity. 1i�e do believe that xe ought to continue to build our library and equipment. 11�e must also purchase a filing cabinet and seqne storage materials tu pratect tne invastrnent that �re have made. You �ill notice several minor chan es in the budget which I shall submi.t bela�r. �e ha�re decreased our proposal to �1600. For the past three years ovr budget has been ��1688• The decressed budget indicates the f ruit of the past sup-+ - port that the counci.l has extended. YPe are asld.ng a sLi.�ht ir�c rease in the director'g salary--fironu�t�850 to �900. Mr. Vernan Knutson�s dadication and skill are extraordinaxy and �re �rould like to mF►ke a modest but tangible racognition oi these facts • ` Yours trulY, �-�� . . - ftobert L. Scott, �resident Frid].ey Ciip $and Proposed Budget, Fridley City Band, 19b? ,' Directorts aalary • a � • • • • • • • • • • • � • • • • • • • � • �9� Rsntal and equipnent (includes ths use of practice room and �. concert iacilitiesf and a fe�++r instruments--public schools. Purchases of music� equiponent� and supplies necessary to protect and maintain the �usic� uniforms�and squipment), .,.�1o0 , r__.__� �1,600 cc s Jack Sirkhso�, lday�or Paul Bro�a� Recreation Director .. � , • • • �1`Y. ..! �' , �:� � ��?s-_� $S!1 Po WBgi�eSs CiCj1 t�aagez Nseim Qet=eahi' City 8ugitte�r Mffi� I�[A�BR: �I #86•17 i�D A!1?E: � Masch 31, 1966 . 0 AR � �1�� o� �� ir�� . � Tht �o�sk under Cbe falia�ing praj�cts hava bara chackod by tha Publie Worka and 1�Cagin�srie�g Departae�ats og the Citq o!� Fridley sad ia foa:ad to b� satisfactory. �Th� Mrtat� Boad tor this projact caa be rslau�d by th� Couaail of th� City af 8ridloy aaw, Pr0 j�ct � l�imi �� -.-_ �°t��_. �.�.�x�'�_ �t_..�i #5-A Stos�m 3aNes Sv�ruson Byr�avating 10•19-64 Nos'tb Univtssity . ��Q �69 �� #34�i InCaresptor Wtli No. 6 StoYm & Saaitssy Sewer & Watar �es3oro�ar �srr. 2ad Additioa) Wel�l Mo. b Com�,latiaa ot Dyrift W�li Boos�as Stattf.oa Ma�cian 8ills MaCssthy �Te11 Co. Petrwral�Rose � 11-16-64 11•16»64� �andall Bsos. � l�foCasthy 1Z•7•64 Well Co. D. W. Aicicsy b Co. 1�18•6S . NA�,Sil�i Q�Is P.B. City Et�iaNs OCt Sup�siat�t o� Pabli,a�Worka Cheaaly l�ginsssi�ag AsaiaGmt Glatk Financ� Dii'�ator Bsunaell Comttock 6 D�avis, In�c. �� 3�� .�-�.� ,�,�,''`� , �;� � . , �� __ �� 4F . . _ � .... .- _. � .� . . �� , .. . • ,. _�� .. , �....� � � . ;^ I�E� T�S?ts�„�i:�;.w?�;�:n� ,��a;r;�au�, on ��r ��a�cz Sux� �d S�s�Cs � _ 4i ETUZ Gity Si:x�e�s �.�� e��a�g tA �uch a aL•a�e �ha� we shae�lcl �,�v� �aa ��?�zE��a p�e�ren�:�va �a:t.u�er�znce on Ghea�.o I fael i:he C�.�y shaul.ci pa�ch �nd se�al eaaC �iI stre��s, built �a ��:eseu� ci�y sp�c�.�ic��c�.on�, e��ry� �ive ye�axs o T�h,is k�.nd af ruaintanaaae w�.il ��tr�n�, yu�.�u�� e:�aa^s:�.ve :;:a�n`canance cr�a�. �v ��.�y and �ea �ven�zlly t�o Che I��t� �tr�Q:�s , � am aG4�ch�aag tz�x�t�i �h � c�.�y map �ia�r� tfi� �o? lowi,t�,g e � o A:� 1 a�e�s Q�at4� �ec� I��e 5��+�s�s 3n gaasi sh�pee 2 o A11 aa��s ��ra B�ck �b�ve Zn�esrs��te ;�94 have ��:�:�e�s t�r� �h aagha± � c��c�i anca t;,�re been �.n. �or aFsou� £ive ye�x� ar o��ex r��ad �re �.n i�e�d of e��l aaa�ingo Tiie #:0��1 �.e��i oi c�.e�se stx�e�s = 9 0 4 aniiss appxaximafiel.ya • fitie se�l. ao�.�:ir.; �o�i: esi:��aC� = S29,Od'0,00 �3�.eera.xcg .�°le = a 1., 400 0 00 Ta�a� �ors�:��u.�ic�.a� �asL• �si:ittt��:� _ �30�1'`�,� '?'�ae �{i.-y ��.s 57otif �.1_e� �� hard �urfa�c�d s��ee�s i.z� F�cidleyo The �b�rQ 9a�0 �iie� ��' c�;;.�e� er:�i ce�nai::�u�.e �.brxat Lj& �� o'�al le�,g�h o� �x�y p�atred s��'ee�s,: �"tae f:c�I.Iati7�.�.� aM� i:h� �oasib�.� �zays oz �inaz�c3.z� the seai �oa�c£x� caa�o Io �ize cac�t� �,� ��se��ed �.g�3.�� the prog��.�so. �h� cor�si:�uc�:�.ar aasL/:Cxc+n� fo�t � $Oo30 �isc�1 �a�� % -- O.Oi �sse�sr.�at �as��fraut £oo� � �Qe315 �.esesg�:��e e��: raz a�r��g+� ?� faox Za� =$23.b3 �ie c�� au�d �� a�ess�d cac�� c� y�e�r�� i�E x�eededo �J • !w � � i' �.�fsr� ...t�..G: �, c.'t C'».'-.,.�',.; �'-.i ...: �„�,,,�, �il�.�`.'i.T�'r C� c�i��:� �� `�.. �..�.,�,..�� T.,...�..�.,n.,,�„a,m.�..�......,, 2� �� coa� of sc�a3. aa��ing �� be ��.s� au� frara i;he a�sc:�s��;. �oz� c�i.ng o� f 1sL• Avenu� and We�t Mco�e i�ai� �3:�.v� �acl ?a�� rnx c��e� Si;�� l+i3d $�].'2��So go To ge� tthe cn�� ou� o£ G�e�a1 l�nds o t�, Ta have a C�r$1 S�reet Maint�e Ass�ssm�ent a11 a�ver the �i�y e�c3� y�az 1f,ke �la�ni.r4g�on, 8ichfield, and Mi,�.�po1�.�, i.� we c�n do �L�C le,,�ally s�owo � +�t�.-�1- _ 1�I�M QU�ESITY, P.�. ��.�y �z��.aee� • • 48 �� / �- �! � 11_, « �pt�5 �`�x� �,��'C�, t � II ��r " �\��P\\ / : �,'�.-.ea _ � t � C r �� i r} - .. 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P.�,�K , _ � L�`L4NE _9 � '}1Z G�'�'b �� ADpRbt N� � � � �i� -�r-� F. �d� ,.,, � < �� '� ��. - l� O � NORTH'ERN STATES POWER GOMPANY MINNtAP0�.18, MINNSSOTA 8040/ , March 29, 1966 �� HONOR.ABLE MAYOR AND CI�'Y COUNCIL CITY OF FRIDLEY FRIDLEY� • MINNESOTA . Gentlemen: The Overhead Street I,ighting Contract dated July 27� 1964, between the City of Fridley and Northern States Power Compariy provides , that rates for street l.ighting service may be changed upon compliance with the conditions specified therein. i In accordance with the provi.sions of said contract� notice is hereby given that new street light�ng rates will become effectiv�e on April 1, 1967. A su�riary of the new rates is attached. A Canpany representative wi11 be in touch with you soon to explain these rate changes. He will also be happy to assist you in planning the best possible street lighting system for Fridley. Sincerely, ' . . Gt.u.w- A. E. Hassinger �r ' Assistant to the Manager Minneapolis Division � AEH: jp • � , � i ; 51 � Northcr.n St�,te:= Yow�r Comp�.n�r (Mi.nne�o�;a) OVT;RH�AD STR��T LIGHTZNG (Company Qwn�d) Summaxy o�' Rate Pxogram ' Annua]. Rate er Unit �esent April 1� 1 7 � Ra�;es RateF � � In��an:iesrsent 1 � l; `j00 �;umen � 22 . 00 (1) . $ 22. 00 (1 � 1 - 2,jOQ I,umen 25.00 (1) �5,00•(1 1, -�a , 000 Lumen 30 . 00 (1) 30 . 00 (1 . �, T 6,000 Lumen 40.QO 49,20 (2 ; ]. -1o,00Q Lumen 50.00 63.60 (2 1 -15,�PQ Lumer� 65.00 (J.) 84.00 (1 (2) . ; � , ; . , ; Mercury VaPor . ' , � � �- _ 175 watt � $�45.00 � $ 45.00 1- 25o Watt ` � 55.2Q 55.20 , • �. � 4OQ W�.�� . 9r5.00 . 72.00 , . � ^ rj�Q 1''��rli-U .. , � � � . � � �GQ•�� - .. �9•w � � � � . .. . Fluore�ce�t i .. �!►8�xo $ �8 � oc� $ 45. o0 = 2 - F72H0 75��0 (�.) 60.04 (1) . � 2 - F48EHQ 75.00 60.00 4i - F72�IQ lOQ.00 78.00 �i - F72EI�0 , 16lJ.OQ 110.40 (1.j Ava�.lable to exiating installations only, (2� Tties� ir��xeased rates would not apply fox thp�e uni�s which ccxnmAUnity ha� agreed to cpnvert to fluqrQsqen� or mercury, � ; . ; . . . . � ; r ^ . �ti r-i �uJ ai � `� � o°o� c�i a � �69� N .3� u �� - � ��.. ^ � � � � �'� � t .. L.. L L L. t S rl •r1 ti ' Q � � . 4 �S .� cA° N v, ' " � . . . . � �M�� , �y � , C�ld] � O S O 0 0 • ; O S O � u, � N�N Mu'�L� �N MM � � � ^� • � .� � �� ' _ � � d � � . � � � �� e s ....� � � i i � � ^ . i � i F� r-I � : � . � � • � m� � � +� a a� aQ � 8$S°o,� 88�85 _ � � c�vm��a�o N�im�ti : • � • �- �r � . ,-� � v � BSgo 00000 888 N N M.� m c�n.� � o`�o � m.� .� � _ � � .�r .�..� . � ' �� b .� z � o .� a� - �� . a , cQJ c�J � +� � .,.... p � C� Q �� ' � 1 1 1' V V � 1 1 1 p� • ,..{ •''� p �71 ti r-I � u � �69� qf � U ^ v ,. ... r{ ,�-�I � oH So�o 00880 .. SS8$o' � � x � ' � O N u� u� u� �n u� t1� . O u� O � : N M..7 u1 m.� u� �- o _ m.� � �no� �, 3 a o �' '�' � - '�' . .k v a°Hr� �� o a� a� a� a� �y +� . �� +�- •� � a � , � � �e a � � � � � � � � 0 0 � � �ao..� � opogg s�+ �� +� xoxxWoxW w 0000 � �OOOQ N �(ViVN(� .� � � �y, � ., ., ., ., w �' �' � � ¢ � � . d '7'�OO� r-�I N�tiO v N O� � �y 1 1 1 ( 1 1 1 1 1 !� 1 1 1 1 1 � � r-I ri �-1 H � t-1 r-I r-I r-� r-I � rl N N•�' .�' .-� 'Zi O v1 . W �--� W v � . .. ^ _ �.� i � � CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA Summ.ary of the Effect of Rate Adjustments on the Street Lighting System March 25, 1966 Present Sys�em 189 - 10,000 Lumen Incandescent Overhead Units 417 - 6,000 Lumen Incanciescent Overhead Units 4- 400 Watt Mercury Vapor Units 1- 250 Watt Mercury Vapor Unit ' 7- 175 Watt Mercury Vapor Units • 2- 1F1+8EH0 Fluorescent Overhead Units . Estimated Annual Cost and Effective Li�ht of Present System Annuali Effective Light Unit Total per Unit Cost Annual Cost in Lumens \ 189 - 10,000 Lumen Inc. O.H. $ 50.00 $ 9,450.00 1843 417 - 6,000 Lumen Inc. O.H. �+0.00 16,680.00 1.188 . ; • �+ -�+00 Watt M.V. O.H. 95.00 380.00 8722 , � L- 25o watt M.v. o.x. 55.20 55.20 22i2 ; 7- 175 watt M.v. O.H. 45.00 315.00 1414 2- 1F48EH0 F1uor. O.H. 48.00 g6.00 2000 Totals � 26,976.20 Estimated Annual Cost and Effective Light ' of Present System Converted to Mercury Vapor Annual , Effective Light Unit Total per Unit Cost Annual Cost in Lt�nens �-�+00 Watt M.V. O.H. $ 72.00 � 288.00 _ 8722 190 - 250 Watt M.V. O.H. 55.20 10,488.00 2212 424 - i75 �ra tt r�. v. 0. x. �+5 . o0 19, 080 . oo i�+i�+ 7- 1F�+8EH0 F1uor. O.H. 4�.00 315.00 2000 Totals $.30,171.00 __ �-y l�� ° � Effective Light in Lumens 3�, 327 �+95,396 - 34,888 2,212 9,$9$ 4,000 89�s721 Lumens Effective Light in Lumens 34,888 �+20, 280 599,536 14,000 1�068�704 Lumens - 54 _ 2 _ � . Comparison of Present System with Mercury Vapar System Present M.V. Increase Percent Increase Effective Light in Lumens 894,721 1,068,704 173,983 �9•5 ' Annual Operating Cost $26,976.20 $30,171.00 $3�194.80 11.8 ` .;' j ��y�. ,r�. � Estimated Annual Cost of Present System Using New Rates . . 189 - 10,000 Lumen Inc. O.H. @$63.60 $12,020.�+0 �+17 - 6,000 Lumen Inc. O.H. @$49.20 20,516.�+0 4-•400 Watt M.v. 0.x. �$72.00 • 288.00 1- 250 watt �t.v. O.x. @$55•20 55•20 .• 7- 1'T5 Watt M.v. o.x. @$45•00 315.00 , 2- 1F48EH0 Fluor. O.H. @$�+5•00 90.00 � Total Annual Cost $33,285•00 ; Annual Cost of Present System 26,976.20 ° Increase �30 . 0 Percent Increase 23.4� � ' ` I� II� � D � 0 0 �. y '� ... � ::�� v , �� fi� .0 -��k',r k° , , � W ��7 ,' � - �` � �� } �� `��—�-�- � � 7 :; i� f � �_ �: _;�,�:�d� �.�..��' , ,�; t,., s � .,,1��i`� ��'lld��' C�`�s ASSOCIATIOh! Of �lUMBING CONTRACTORS ,,� � r ,' ! , 100 East 14th Street • MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55403 - +`1\b�� SSOC47�DyC . /' • � � C � o On �' Ca � �� 6�91�N�•COOL\N�'�0� OFFiC'eRS DARYI� G. FL/CTxEN P�esident DONALD C. HOGWND Vice-p�esident WM. G. PORTER Settetary �TON R. HOVDE Treasu�er ROY J. WEST Executive Vice•president DIRECTORS WllliAM J. EGAN DARVIN C. FLATTEN OONALD C. HOGLUND BURTON R. HOVDE WILLIAM C. PORTER KENNETH R. ANDREASEN EDMUND J. HYSER liQiliatcd tc�it{t th�a P IGNAL ASSf' IATION Oi PLUtASiNG• ATING- CO LING CONTR �TORS March 30, 1966 Village Clerk Village of Fridley Fridley Minnesota Dear Sir: � : �� Your village is one of the communities that currently requires a municipal license for plwnbing contractors separate and apart from the license granted by the State of Minnesota. We have been advised that in view of the case of Minnetonka Electric Company vs. Village of Golden Valley, a copy of which,is enclosed, your municipality would not be authorized tb charge a license fee. We would appreciate it, and we would request that your ordinance be amended accordingly. Plumbing con- tractors realize that they will continue to be�subject to reasonable permit and inspection fees and bonds when necessary. We trust that you concur with our position and will no longer expect the payment of the plumbers' license fee. We will advise our members accordingly. Sincerely yours, �./'`..�- . l �� Roy J. West Executive Vice-President RJW:crp Enclosure cs � C� � � . CMARLES R. WEAVER HERMAN L.TALI.B � VIROIL C. HERRIGK ROBERT MUNN9 JAME9 D. OIBB6 LAW OFFICES WEAVER, TALLE & HERRICK P�larch 28, t 9d6 0 P1r. Earl 1Jagner C ity t�4anac�er 6q.3 ( l!n i versi ty Avenue, N. E. Fridley 21, �9innesota 0 qe: Licensing of Electrica) Contractors. Dear Earlt . i t . � r'., '�� i�� . , t ;,, ,,� , � �' 316�,FnA4� q'A�1 �,Tf�ti�lT ...�5� ANd1�6A'; MINNESOTA ♦LI-6I13 ��% _' , L31�UNIVER917Y AVCNUE N.�:�� R'�Id�.EY, MIkNE80� � 't ��d�0-3es0�( �� +� � � i ln the recent Supreme Court case; �7innesota Electrical CompanY vs. Village of Golden Valle , our Supreme Court said in part: "A municipality may require building permits and set up rules and regulatiens relating to electrical installations ��ithin its jurisdiction. It is clear, however, that these powers do not include licensing in the electrical field, which has been preeripted by the state. "�iJhere the state under i ts po I i ce powers has urtdertaken to regulate a certain occup�tion and to issue licenses to those qualified to engage in it, a municipality cannot lawfully prohibit those holding a license from the state from enga�ng in the occup�tion until they have also taken out a license from the municipal authorities." It is my opinion that this (aw not only applies to electricians, but also plumbers, as the state has actually preempted the plumbing , field also. It is clear, though, that the state does not and will not prohibit the regulation of these two trades,; and as a matter of fact, are given explicit authority to so rec�ulate. In MS 326.31, Sub. q. and 326.32, Sub. 2 the city is provided with the necessary legislation for requiring electrica) and.pl-umbing contractors to file certain certificates and affidavits; and at{ow inspection JF ; • si � � • � ,� � 3� Plr . Ear I i'�a�ner -2- ` `-� � Jre'i ,__ ��,�� - ''_;,/ ;�' y � �� t;-�, °��-�'�`\�� ' c� 'y� � _, r 4 — "='� '�'� r; ;�'�� 4� \,O •. ��,� ,�� . t4larch 2$,��'f�66,�Tr��`�~' .:� , , of worl: done by them. It also provides that any violation of re�ulations shall be a misdeamor. f think, therefore, we can safe{y draw the conclusion that while (icensing of electrical and plumbin� contractors alr�ady licensed by the state is here- after ille�al, we are within our ri�hts by re�ulating both fielcls. This re�utation would include proof of licensing by the state, workmen's compensation to be carried by those workinc� within the corporate Iimits, and such other re�ulations as the 8uilding Inspector may deer; wise and advisabfe. ',ie wili attempt to write the State of R1innesota to see if it is possible to get an up-to-date list of licensed etectrical contractors, however, it is my,opinion that a.contractor applying to do work in Fridley ��hould have a capy of his . Iicense available to us. . Since eIY, VCH/sjt cc - h1r. A{ I en G. .tensen E3u i I d i ng l nspector City of Fridley B o , � ' � Virc�il C. Herrick Fridley City Attorney t , C�.,. - ��'�_�° � ��,..,� , ,�� . _� a �, �,��' n� � � • l ��. � �� a� � � � u i� a �t_� � ( .� �( � �;� � ,�t'"- ,`y-��x -�y` r �s ' ,✓� � Gv � , \j . � � � � � P. � � y ,r � . � � �� • . . �! �. � t � W � '�` " � i � � L _ ..Y��.�.—�-_.__._._ _.._��..._.�.. r._._.._�,. _ _. .—v_}. . ..;� _....__.. ._.�f_..�...�1..,, . . � � � . . � . . . . � . . . , . . . , . ' . �, . �. . .r . . .a ..".b. . .��. .� ..: ili '. -.�;. . • cL�a�s t�e�exal and Public Utilities 8219 throt�ls 8298 . ., � � 8425 t�ou�h 845Z J� c 5. 3 ! . i DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING � CITY OF FRIDLEY - � 6431 Univeraity Avenue � Fridley, Minn. , April 4, 1966 t Honorable Mayor and City Council � c/o Earl P. Wagner, City Manager ? City of Fridley , � � � t6431 Univeraity Avenue N.E. • � Fridley, Minnesota 55421 • , � . � Re: Payment to Debris Clean Up Contractor � � ; - � { Estimate �2 (FINAL) Streets Cleaning � Payment to Contractor � _ � Gentlemen: � � � � � � � � V � � � i ' Estimate No. 2(FINAL), Industriea $ervices Incorporated, . ; • 1359 Dean Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota for work completed October 31, 1965 on clean up of streets. Total streets cleaned � 37.832 Curb Milea @ $57.50� _ $2,175.34 �, Less s EsCi.mate 4�1 $1, 811.25 - ESTII�tATE �2 � FII�IAL PAYMENT $ 364.09 ' � Respectfully submitCed, � �1,� �c.4,�.� u Q�ws�1,; NASIM QURESHI, P.L. - : • City Engineer NQ:ob , CC: Industries Services, inc. � � , ^ . \ , � , 0 �i'r��iv`.�°;�'�� & �J��'��. �i:�a �c�neu3�-iz�� x�g�.�a�� i"c�t� �'Qiaii�5�� a��g� 81�49 Mirnneappl.3a, l�tixt�aescsta 5543:� � Maxci� 3.5, 1966 Honorable Maqor and Citq CounciL c/o Mr. Earl Pa Wagner, Gftp Manager Ci�y of �ridle�r 6431 IInivereity Avenue N.E. riinneapolfs, MinnesoCa SSk21 Gantl�naea: CERTZFICATE OF �iE ENGII�EE;2 The following is a list of repair �rork accomplished by Randall & Berglia, 6841 Flaza Curv@, P2inneapolis, :iian��sota SS�a32, , in conaecti��a W�.th �mergencq repair made an the sanitarq sewer system dnring th� Q.E.P. Program. The �ep�irs are 1��ted by nem►ber 3n accordanc� to ou� mea�o to M�. T. Washotten, i�3nnesota Department of HesYt3�, dated March I.S, �.966. REPAIR �1 79th Avenue -- E. River Road �o Lin�oln Street �i�viag Mac�ine Labo�r �/It Taxes & Ynsurance, 18X Tiaterials: 1/21 4 Ton Coke 3J25 Subsistance, Pu�ap Supt. 1/26 20' S" C.Y.Pe @ $3.44 2j1 1 Toa Coke 215 28' 8" C.I.P. @ $3.44 4 Sscks Cemen�, Quick Set Miscellaaeons Sois� M�terials Sub-total �5x Proftt and Overhead Equfpfnent Rgntal �'OTAL BILLING Z'fJ DATE $ 2,144.62 386.03 $ 7I.46- 2,530.65 110.43 7. t?0 b8.80 97.74 96.32 52.80 25.Q0 $ 3,060.2Q k59.03 2.30i.I3 $ 5 826.36 ItEPAIR �`2 Able St�eet --� 73rd Aveaue N.E. to 75th Ac�uue NeE. (MH 188 - I�i 189) Moving Equipment $ I.abor � 2,451.74 P/R Taxes and Insurance, �.8� 4�1.31 � Materials: 2/15 16 Ton Coke 2/23 Subsistance, Pump Supt. 8" ClBy Y b8.50 2,893.05 445.34 14.00 5.49 � V �� ri�leq • �inal �Qp�ir LisC �.�.P. IIiaaster pragram -2- �EPAIR �2, Material.s: (Cont.) 9` 8" C.Z.P. @ $3.44 2 Ea. 1/8 Clay Bends @$14.SQ 4° ?6" V.C.P. @ $ :87 3 Saks Qu�ck �et Cement 2/24 14� 6�� 8" C.i.�. @$3.44 14' 1" Co}�Per @ $ . h0 1 Ea, Gu •- Cu Pitti�tg 1 Ea. 3./8 Bend 2j2b 24' 6" V.(:.P. @ $ .87 1 Ea. 8x8�:8 C.I.P. T'ee 14' 8" C.3'.P. @ $3.k4 3 Saka Qui,ek Set Cement Gas Co. Service Repair Flash�rs Miece7.laneous Joint Materiale Sub-tot�l �SX Profit and Overhwad � Equipment Rental '.i'�'JCAL BiLLING TO DATE: F.EPAIR #4 57�h �la,ce -- 5th Street to btt� Se�eet Moving Machin� Labor -- Supt. 42 @ 5.50 Operatar 45'� @ 4.95 4il�r 54 ia 3.9b Hel�er 47 � 3.9b Ptar�p Se�pe . 14 (? 5. �0 FiR Ta.tes and In�uraa�e, 18X �°aateria3�: 1/5 255' 10" C.2;.P. @ $3.83 �°nru Sc,3nt Matezisls , i./9 Su�asistance Ca�bat� Coic� �ub-totsl 25X 4i�rerhead and Prof i�t � S 231.00 225.08 213.84 186.12 77sQo $ 934.04 lfi$.I3 $1,202.27 � 97.66 25.00 24.00 I99o82 March 1S, 1966 30.96 29.00 3. �+8 38.60 49.88 8.40 3.85 14.50 20.88 i2.oa 48.I6 38.60 27.50 39.6d 25.00 $ 3,816.79 �72.52 2,542.83 $ 7,232.14 $ 75.07 1,1Q2.1T 336.48 $ I,S14.72 227.21. $ 1�74I.93 �� • � � � `� �:z. ��, z�`�° "�.y` i �`�' `:°�.�i.x��. ,��:�� i3t �.7� ��. ��ssste� Program �3_ March 1S, �.966 �:BPkTIt �4 (Coa�t�.nueci) Brc�u�ht Forward $ 1,?4� .93 �Quipment �ient�l: L578 Linkbelt Backhae 31 @ I�:,�9 I Ta� IDump Trucks 28 @ 4, t� Q 3/4 Ton Pickups 56 @ 3°00 Mud Pump 28 @ 7.�0 W�11 Point, Systeu� 4 daye @ 51.15 Sub-��tal Job Price aa of Z�ab�uarg+ 5th Ad�ust�ent on W�ll P�in� Sy�t�n b�sed asn l��t��r of M�rch 4th (Add) TOTAZ JOB FRIG� TO D,�TE 436.79 112.00 . IbB.aQ 56.00 204. 60 g77,�,,,. 39 $ 2,719.32 �tEPATR �`5 �an�furen �-- 75th Avenue NaE. f�o Osboxne Road _._________. Labar --� Supt. :�0 @ 5e50 $ S�.QQ Op�retor �.1 @ 4.95 gt�.t�g Oiler k2 @ 3.96 47.52 Selp�g 7 @ 3.96 27.72�. M�ving Mschin� "`"""'° P/R Taxes and Insurance, 18� 3��terial� : I/19 1 Ea. Wye 8 x 6 tiztu 1 Ea. 6" 1/S Bend I/24 Jaint Meterial Carbon Coke � S�b-tota2 1�X r3verhead aud Prof:it F,q,��sment Rental; LS78 Linkbe3Ct Dra�l3ne Tsucks, Dum��, I Ton Pickups, 3��i Toa Mud PuaRp TO�TAL JOB PRICE TO DA�'E $ 5.50 3.4Z: 25.flt3:'. 237,7fx ` $ 171�.5e $/� � S 14.�9 �V L �eL'il 20 @ 3.OU 8 @ 2,04 $112oi2 �� Q E0.00 16. �3(3 1tEPA�iR �6 Cheanei Road Easeme�nt -- Channel Ttand �o the SouCh M�wiag Mach'.ne � Y.Rbar -- Sugt. 44 @ 5.50 $242.�d Operatar 48 @ 4.95 237.60 �i1�r 44� @ 3.96 176.22 �e�.per 4r.� @ 3.96 17�.2�a P�ttnp SupC. 15�-3/4 L�.SQ 86.63 '�umg t�tan 42'� @ 4.26 �.�i.d5 24Io24 $ 2 L960.52 $ 164.b9 57.64 29.64 $ 294.33 171.68 $ 423.65 6.. 3_� :� 48?.19 228.72 $ 715.9I $ 63.1.4 1,097.52 $ 1,160.66 �� ' � E�;� • � • �.:��;� �a �'�ialeg� `?��1 ��ir Zise ��.B.P. �isa�te� Pra�gxam �LPAIR �`6 (Contiaued) �'/R Taxes & Insursnce, 18X � Materials: � 1/11 32' 8" C.IvP. @$3.07 $ R8.24 thru 5' 8" V.C.P. @$1.21 6.�5 1/lb 4� Yds. R�ock @ $4.00 � �.8.00 3oiat Ma�t�erials 25. (Ifl Carboa Co'ke I96.59 Subsistan�ce �.�a.00 Sub-total 15X Prof it aad Overl��ad BrauRh� Farward �3quipment Reatal: LS78 Liinlcl��l� D��glin�e� 43� C 14.09 Trucks, Du�p, I Ton 42 @ 4.00 Pickups, �/� Tas� 84 @ 3.00 - Mudpump 42 @ 2.00 Well Poinr Sy�tem 6 daye @ 62.21 �at toader 3 @ 14,00 �ub-total Job Priee as of February Sth �d justtaeat oa Well F'oint System based on letter of March kth (Adda � �OTAL JOB PRICE TQ L�ATE � � AIR #7 76th Avea�ue -- Asyes to GarfieYd Moviag BQuipment, 2-17-66 �.abor $?14. �2 I�ayroll Z•axes & YttsttgatlCe i I8X 128. 65 Materiais: 3/2 4 Tons Coke 8' 8" C.I.'P. @ $3.44 2 Saks Qui�ck Set Cement Flashere Misce3lane��ns .�oint I�4attrisls �ub-Total �SZ Proiit aad Onerh�nad �quipment R�zatal TdTAL BILLING TO DATF $612.92 168.00 252.00 84.0� 373.2b 42.00 Masch 15, 1966 $ 1�160.66 195.T5 ,�" ]., 293.27 357.88 $ 1,714.29 257.14 $ 1,971.43 1�,532.18 $ 3,503.�i1 295.44 3 799.OS $ 63.69 843.37 i22.41 27.52 26.40 13.2Q 25.Oq 1,i21.59 3.68.23 9�i6.26 2 236.08 � � � � �'�.�� i��l�� F:,�AB�. ��'P 1+�.£� O,E.�. Disaster Pro�;ram -5- i2�PA2R #8 76th Ave�un� -- Uiy��ces to Ra�res M�ning Trtachine iabor -- 5upt. 3� C� $5.54 Operator 33'� @ $4.95 Oi1er 33� @ $3.96 Helper 23'� @ $3.96 Psmip M�n IZ @ $k.2b P,�R Tax and Ins�a�a�ce�, 18� Materisla: 1%I6 4' 8" C.I.P. @ $3.U7 �hru� Cerbon Coke 1/19 3oint Materials Su�-Cota1 1S� Ovexhead aad Pro#�Ct $167.75 165.83 13Z.66 83.06 51oI2 $bt?0.42 �48�08 $7t18.5n $ I2.28 190.87 25000 EquipmeAt Rental: I.S7$ Linlcbe3,t Dr�gline 25 @�4 , U9 $�52. 25 Doamp Trucks, 1 Ton 34 C 4.00 13ls, ifd 3/k Ton Pickups 64 C 3.0� I92.fl0 Mud Ptimnp 32 @ 2.00 6�+e08 t�ell Poiat S;ys�em 4 daqs @ 62.2i 24$s84 Cat Loader 2 C� �,4 . 0(! 28 e QO .rgC� x�er 2 @ s.sa :��o 5ub-�otal �ob Price as of gebruary Sth Aaju��nent on Well Point System bas�d on letter cf M,�rch 4th (Add) T(3�AL JOB PRICL TO DATE REPAIR �9 63rd Avemie -- Monroe t� tiuinep M�vin� MaChin� ?.�bor --- Supt. Operator �Diler P3pe Laper Aelper P/R Tasces & Insuraace, 1.8� '1 @ 5.50 �Y15.50 2I � 4.95 1n7o95 21 @ 3.96 83.1,6 9� @ 4.29 `4Do75 16'� @ 3. 96 55 e 34 $402.7Q 72.49 March 15, 1956 $ 66.85 7ft8.50 2�8.15 $ i,003.50 I50.53 $ Z,154.p3 l, 02fi.59 S 2,18Q.52 196.96 $ 2,377.58 $ 62.2d► 475.19 $ 537.43 � l �. . � � • • �� _ . - . >-J. . >�. .,.... 7; . . ..e�?,�..Tr� � s� ::' �. "!m�:3v�:+��' f��`(>�;�"`�i REFA„� IR �9 (Conginu�:d� l��terials ; 1/3 ��' 8" C.I.P. @ $3.07 thru 5' 8" V.C.P. @ $1.21 1/5 3� �fds. F�ouncla�ion Mat. @ $4.00 I Ea. 8x�5 C.I.P. Tee @ 52.95 Z6' 6" v.c:.P. Serv. Line @ $ .87 Concrete, oakwn & Pleugs @ 25.00 Sub-totel lSx Profit a�d Overhead Equipment Rental: LS78 Linkb�elt Backhoe Truck, Dianr, I Ton Pickups, 3d4 Ton (2) Mud Ptunp TOTAL JOB PRICE TO B�TE _.�j.. Braught Forward I24.81 6.85 220.00 52.95 13.90 25.00 __�_r___ Ma�ch 15, 19&6 $ 537.43 �as . s�. ut2U.S4 i32elk -$ 2.013.08 20 hrs. C 1k.fl9 $281.8ti 16 hrs. @ '4.OQ 64.00 32 hrs. � �3.00 96.00 16 Rrs. @ 2.00 32.b4 b73.80 $ 1 486.88 Re�capitulation of Coat to Date — �._.�. � CO5T TO DA?8 $ 5,826.36 �2 � 7,232.I4 ��+ 2, 960. 52 �`5 715.91 +�6 3,799.05 �7 2,236.08 ' #$ 2,377.58 +�9 1.486.88 Tatal $26,634.52 $26,634.52 R�gain 25x 6.658.63 ANPOtTNT NOW Dt1E ...................................e.............$19,:975.89 Et�C1cb cc : Rsa�dall & Ber�Zin Respectfully submitted, COi+ISTQCR & DAVZS, INC. $9 E. V. Camstock, P. E. E�:) I.�ST F� �.(�NSFS �1D �l6 aP1��OVED �� A�EtY�, �„ �9b4 COiiNCiL MS$TiNG �_' . s�rnr��oo@s�ramoo � n�-rrrr.�ac� w w or�ssa� QGARFs'�'� �,I f�BNS$ • Sendees Cafe 6490 Central Avenue 1NoB, Fridleyo Minnesota Fireside Rice Be�rl 7440 Oenxr$1 Av�enve 2�oS, ; Fridleyfl Minneaota � � � NBtioA81 FOOd StOt'e8a, Inco W�40 University Av�enu�e NoB, Fridley, Minnesota Gordy•s Cont�try Bop 9�uperette 10�t2 Osborne �pad Fridley 32, Mianasota The Rroger Cc��tpany 5251 Qentral Aveane NoS, Fridley� Mietaawta Hess Mctor 3ervice bsoo sa8t st.�r eo�a Fridleq9 Mi�soCa Dick•a Quik 8hap 6319 ilighWay. A� 65 Fridley, Minteeaota $SBVICB 3TATtON LIGB�N ,�8 3te£ger S� Oe�tsen Garage, I�eo 6519 Qantral Av�euue NeB, Fridlep, Miat�ssota � Wantiand 3taadard Oi2 5311 Uaiveraity Avesx�e N,B; Fridlay. Mitm�esata Superior '�►00„ Oi! Com�any 7365 Bast Biv+er 8oad Fridleyfl Mitu�sota Ryan�Harlan Coa�oco 6389 Oniv�eraity Av�an�s NoSo Fridleyo Mianssota Burlae's Ttsxaco 6301 Kighasy A� 65 N,B, Fridlsy, Miaaasota Art°s 3inclaix Sas�vic�e 6290 HigMraay A� bS Fridleya MinACaota b.y: woFo W�eiss bya Wiiliam Cp Wong bq: Lo Haib�rg by: Gordaa Ge 3�+�ensaa by: J,Wo Phiypptt bys Cherlea Heas by: Sichard Aoule by; Sraest W. t�ertaso bys James G, Wantland byt A,Fo Bersl�a by: 8oqd P, Harlm Th�wa� F o 6tyaa by: Bari Bttrbn by: Arthur Jo Caapbsll RBNBWAL R$NBWAL NBi�tt .��L� ?� �SNSWAL NSW �w �� •;t'�_., _ �•T�:�� BBNBWAL � :,;i:ti��l =±�! �:�L RBN�IAL l.) FD LTST OF ?�t�l�$E3 Tb BB APPR09'�D AT � APEiL �� 145b t70DNCIL 1'�STING- � �1ep�Y�rOr��/rla�r..�/�I � ��L �� Vogue Cleaaer� & Launderera 1229 So Lalae 3tne� Minneapolis. Minneso� • � Clov�er Laa! Creames'�► CaapanY 420 W�eat Btoadt�ra� Miatreapolis � Minteesota GARBA�38 & StIBBI3H CO�ISC'1'IOl�ii ��r ��nww��..r..�r W. � W. Ca�prany 1600 3oath Orsgpn Minaeapoiis. Mint�sao�a TARZC�iB IZt76�38 FridleY C�b' Co�aql► 5740 t�niv�enftyr Avs�a 1�08, Frfdleys I�l3�tt11lsO�s Ciifts 'Ta�ci 8394 C�a�as� Dtiv�s Fridlsy, �sota 30LIQ1�0�°� Lt�1S8 Smith•s M�bils Vacoom� 3as�ric.e 556 Bice Stt+set Fridley, Miaassota A�ED CA� 1DT LttSN38 w��sw.��wr�rr�w+��.�� FrARiC ° 8 ��d, CSla 5740 De�ivars£ty Avenue �teBo Fri83ey, Mimaesotia CIGABSTIB 1.IG�6 Frontisr Ciub 7365 Centrol �v�enw N�.Bo Fridley, Himssota TAVSSII 1II�88 .. Ftbatist Cltib 7355 Csuttal Avst�tts N„S. Frid]�8y, Minaeaota OFL► • OR SAI� t+IQO� L' It�N38 Fraatiar Clr� i36S G�sntaca2 Aaepa�e N«BP Fridleyo M;L�asota � bys Vagua Cle�amere bys Dav£8 8p Hals+oa by; W. i� W. Co�*so� byt Frank Gabs�alic� by: Ciiffard Piper by: 9ender L. �i.tb �t �=YR� ��M� by: t�larl�aae P�oAr=iiski b�: M�cie�a Par�lit�ci byY�. barl�as Pa►litslci E i �i L'�� ;i.�;�:i. •!;{;I; � �AZ. �,:1 �:., � l:i;l'+ •�-�.,:. � � LIS� l,7x' CANTR�ICT�R�S I,SCENSES TO B� APPRQVEU BY �OUNCI� Apz�l,l 4�Iq66 Theae licer�es wi11 be effeat from April 3J, I966 through April 3(?, 19670 EXCAVATiNa Carl Bolander & Sans Co, 2933 Plessant Avenue Minneapo7.is, f�Li.xtnesota 8righto� Escavat.�ng Co, 1920 Hi.gh�is�r ��i New Brl,ghton, Minnesot�a Doty & Sot�s� Iutse 3732 .� 2� Straet NeEo A�nneapolis, Minnesota Asrringar E�c�avat�iiag 1a121 3tinea� Hou].st►ard N. Eo 1�Lnneapclie 21, Mianeaota Jatbanee Ser�vf.ce Coo 918o xylite street N.E. Minnsspalis 33s �iwneeot,4 Jatia A. Nelao� �Scoavatir�g Coo •6bQ • 39th Avew�e NeEo Minaeapolia 21, Mizmesota � Theieea & 3ons ' 2305 �/ZO�1 A46A11B Ne Mintieapolie 27a Mi:u�esOtet Je R. WaZlcer & Sons, Inao 300 Israh Stx�eet 3t4 Paul, Minnesota LiA� SERVICES A�awka P2umbing 6e Heating 2209 Main streot Anokay Mi�e�ota Haakdahl & Olean Plwnbi�g and Hsating Coa� Inco 3157 Chicago Avenue Miruieapo23.s 7, Mirniesota Burnieoe°e Diviaiori oY Comraercial. Air Coxu�itiaaing, Inc, 811 Par�c Aveuue Minneapo].is, I�.ntteaot,s ��it�Dlt Roger Eriakson 4QOrge Zndyki�nric$ E�arl Doty Chet Me Herrir�ar 71ayd M. Jars ocr John A. Nslaon Robert W. Theieen Roberb N. �dalker B,yron Bromleq Clarence Re Ol.aon arthur vanselo� tisnexa! R,en�+xal Renexs]. iZen�al �aens�val R,eAS�al Rsnexal Rsns�rul Renan�a7. Rrer►sMal .�� L)<� =�.��.� . . . ... . .- . i . .' , . . ! ��.,� . , f: �: _ . t,:, � ,�-x� .. �.�u.��, , �::�� ,..��r� � n tt w9t3 `,.e.:v �`. `� � ,. 't�� ;�.:, fi� ��h! �w-3i, i�� .',�J . ...,. , :.,�7 r _� ,. �.e�.i3-j.+._..'i. , �'Y. _��....: � . . . . _ _ ' ��'"� . . . � ,'� � .". - . � ... � Y ,, +_-.� . .. r .'.. , . . . . 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Louis Park, Mixmesota Louia Dsaidio Oil & Osa Hurnere 3102 Findl�r P].a+ce � Minz�eapolis, Mirmeeota Farr Plwabing & HeaLfxtg Cc�o 721? - ?7'� A�enue No Mitmeapolie, Mitmesota �'rar�kss Heatiwng �e 9heet Matal Co. 2531 1�'sha.0 straet xoEe Miruieapolia, 1�1inr�asota Qae 3upp]�q, xnco 2238 �dgevaad Av�nue 3. Minneapolis, �Iirinesota Hea'�y Plnn�ring & Aeating Co. 278 Xeat Kellogg Bonlevard 3to Paul, Mirnriesota Hoa�e tias CoOpax�q, Inco 1t�30 Hi�n+awy �8 Nex B�3ghtan, Mianeeota 5!5112 Jo2vnaoa 8rothere Plwnbing & Heat�rt� 6100 (3oldan Valley Road Minoneapolie 22� Minrleaota Mill City Aeating & Air Co�i.tioning Co. 13005B • lbth Av�a�nue No Minneapolis, Miar�esots 5542? Mfnneapolis t�se Compar�y 739 I�Jat'quette Avenue 80 Mi�neapalis 2, I�innascta Nielaen t}as Heat 2916 So 38th streat Minneapoli.s, Mi.uaiaeot.a D. L. Strandberg Louis DeQridi.o Duane Farr Frank 9ogt 8. R. Navicksa Joha A. Healy, III 0. Le Royoe David S. Jotu�aon William He 9telleIS9o11 Artrhur (3. Ahlquia t staniey Nieisen I�enewal Rens�ral Re:yettal Res�tsl Rene�al R�ss�e�al R�ensva�. I�e�ral Rsnsval Retyet�l E��'.'�.-'''c"�� f �� • ISST OF CON`I"RA�'iPORe �u ISCE.'A1SE5 TO HE A�PROVED BX COUNCIIr»AAj`�•1 It, 1J66 r ��rw r��.� ��.rr ■�rw��r��r.�� '(iA�' $ `'��'i''� ��'iOYt't�.I1Li@C�� Rayalton Heating 6c Sheet Metal Coo William R. 3texart 1529 - 37th Avenue N.EQ Minneapolls� Minneaota Starxiard Asat.iag Co. lS10 W. Lake Street Mitu'ies�polis, �tinnesota 3uperior P'urneae Co, 612]. - lt2nd Aveatie N. Cryatal� Minnesota R�r N. Welter Heat3.ng Co e �tb3? Chicago Avenwe , Minneapclia� Minnesota 4�NSRAL CO�ITRA,C2'OR3 A,dams Conatruation Co. 2837 airard Avenne s. Mir�e�olis, Mituzesota Adolfso� & Peter$oa, Inap 6701 west 23rd streeb • t�inaeapolia, Mirnieeota 5.5426 RodDSy Billma�� IY1Ce 3000 - 36th AvenuB N.E. Mi�c►eapolis, Mirnnesota 55�18 Bre�y Brothera Construct,ion 6011 Third 3trset NoEe �nt�ea�olia� Minneaota Carl.son-LaYir�e, Inc e 2831 Aldrich bvenus S. Minrieapolie 8, Minneaota Chuck�s Conatraction Coo 3800 Ha�rsa 3treat NaEo Mi�eapolla � Minrleaota t3eorge F. Cook Co��a�ructian Co. 2833 Iyndale Aveaue 3. Misine�polia, Mirmeaota Dai.ley Ho�s�, Ina, 85]A Ceatra7. Avenue �i a Ee Min�eapolis, Nfi.anssota S�itR33 �J Tor�y Ferrara Hos�ard W. Chandler Ray N. Welter 4eorge M. Kel],y f3ordon A. Pateraon RodT�ey �. Billm� Ro�er E. Br�enr�+ Erick La.oine Chsrleg Je Nelaon Q. F. Cook, Jro Harold C. Thorsoa �e 3 Ret�wal I�snet�al R�st�en�al � -E�� $anetral Re�al �snaxsl .�� R�s�wa►3. R+anen�al -_�'_� Rar�ta]. F! V LIST 0? CON'I`FtAC I'UR N S LICE�iSES TO �3E APnROVED BY COUNCIL �-ApM,l lt��l � . GENERAL CO1V`1�ACPORS (Continued) Derksen Buildexs, Ince Alvin L. Darksen ?705 Central Avenue N.Ea Mirtneapolis 32, Minnesota • i . Eoklund &�wedlund Constrriction Carp. Isonax�d C. Sw�edlund Bax 1lt07 Minnetonka, Minnesota A. G. Erictwen Coo �5o w. county Roaa a Sto Paul 13, Minnesota Fianish 3aw�a Buil,dere, Ir�o, 5738 Zane Aven�se No Mfnneapol.i,�, Mirnne�ota Fridbalm Co�tructioa Co. 1795 St, C2air Avenue 3to Paul, Mianesota ArxireK P. t3a�re1 Contractor�� Inc. ?.l�D? Washin�;ton Street N.La Mi:uieapolia, Minnaeota 55��18 (�iertaen Cosnp�pr 3501 Xenwood Avenu�e Mi�uye apolis, Minnes ofi.a fioroo Oonatruati.on Coo 338I� Bro�mlo� Avenue 3te Louis Park, Minnseota D. W. Aarstad Company, Incn 7101 Hig2� �65 HoEo Fridley, Minne�ota Homedala Buildera, Inco 301? Iynda2e Avenue S. Minneapoli.� 8, Mf.t�esota. Home�toad Realty 2�02 Flymouth Aventie No Mirnrieapolis, Mianeaota 551a17� Ivea Construction 8017 Quirtay 8treet N�&. Mi�ues�polis, Hinnesota 55�32 t}art3x Jensen Coo 1385 Selby Avenu�e st. Paul, Minnasota 55].fl4 A4 G. Er3�cicaen, Jr, Araold Ea Hilluktca Ed Fridholm A�drew P, aaxel Loui.s P� DanBoar 3heldon Cop].in Alton Ro Johnson Norman Cha$in Henry Lapidea Ivea Bo�avert aarth K. Jensen Psge i� Renewal Ns�ai I+Tet� R,euewal Rsnewa7. Ite�s�al �E,_ ,._,.� 1 R�sr�ai Rebe�►al Rer�s�tal Nenr R�ene�a.t R�enexal ( 1_ LZS � OF CONTRt�C'� UH � S I,ICk�iS�S TC) BE APPROVEU BY COUNCI T,�•A ril t� 19b6 i'aRe 5 (�' ' L CONi'RACI'ORS (Con.ti.nued) � Do J. �ransc Co G. (}o Kratzs Renet�al. mpar�y►� Inca 2033 West Bsoadway M3.nneapalis, Mit�neaota � • Cheafi.er L. i4acias$ek 6380 Quincy st�reet N.$. Fridley, Mi.nneaflta I�cCall & Coaq�t�r 1618 t�est L�aloe Street M3Aneapoli.s, Mirmeaota 5a408 Heiuy 0. Mikkeleort 2o weat 59th street Minnespolia, Mi.rmesota 55'419 G. La Miller Goatpsnq 4237 west 25t� street 3t. Louis Park� Minneeota Olso�ci Concret,e Comp��,s�y, In� e hool� Fourth a,reAUe so Mirn�eapalis, Minneaota Harvsy Peterson Compa�r 151 ale�n creek Roaa Fridlsy, Mianesota Randomf Inao iZ01 Ne I�87dxigt.011 A9oriL18 Ci.rCle Pfi�esi M1i�esots Drue I,. Scherer 6525 secona street N.E. F'rldley, Minnesota Fsrrsll ti. SarogBina 305 Weat 27th 3treet Mi�n��apolis, Minneaota Sexter Rea2ty 3603 France Avenwe N. N1i.r�naapolis, Minnesots Sheshy Conetxvctioa Compsrqr 360 Wo Larpenteur Avenue Ste Paul, Misu►esota Hugo F. 8krandi.ee 195 Hu�;o street xoS. R'ridZey, Mim�esota Cheater L, Macias$ek David A. MttCa�.l Honty 0, Nlikkelsoa (�erald L. Miller 3tatiley A. Olson Hartrey PaLeraon Fred E. Rsi�bein D. L. Schersr Fat�relZ Scrogg,i.na Donald F. 3ext►er Jame� L. Teucher Hugo F. Skrandisa is Renewal Rens�ai R�ene�ta]. Reuewal Rensral i;ens�►al Ret�e�al 1%neasl � Ren�ral Rrenaitil �-��"S� N'�� ) r �.. ' LTST OF CGNTRAC`IbReS LICENSES TO HE APPR�V�D (3Y COUNCIL�-A 1 1� 19b6 GF,I3ERAL CON`PRACTORS (Cont�.nued) • Jamea Steele ConstrucLion Coo James C. 3teele 22l� Bates Avenue St, Paul, Minnesota The 3wsael Compe�r 1850 Coma Avenue 9t. Psul, Mtnnesota 551oE3 T='sd Coa�pa�►s Inaa �? Lo�rry Avenwe N. Minaeapolis, Minneaota weatsrn Constructirnn Comp� 3017 I�n►d�►le Ave�auoe S, Mtanespo].ia, Minriesota Ae L. Williamsy Contractor 8562 Laat River Bou�.evard Mianeapoli�, Miac�escta Ben Wolke, Ina. 251 R3.ae creek T�erracs Frid2ey, Mi�esota► Zaffke Buildere � 9225 • 15th Avenue 3v Bloomington, Minr�eeota HEAT�Na �� ComPart Heatiag Compa�r 2531 Msr$hall 3treet N.Eo MSAneapolis� Mi.aneeo��.a Hurnieaeos Diviaion ot Commeraial A3r Condit�ioair�g, Inoa 811 Park Aventie Mi�nrieapo2i�, Htr�nesota 55�d.t Allied Sto�e Equipment Coo 6100 W�$at►e Boulevard Minneapolis, 34innesota Anoks Plwabing & Hesti.ng 2209 MsiA Street Anoks� Mir�n�3ota Backdahl dc 07.aoti Plumbing and Heating Coo, Inc: � .3157 Ch3a�go Aveaue Miiutiaapolle 7s M1alesoLa Stanxey Harenbaun Fred 3. Yesnee Milton Chasin A� L. Williame Hen Wolke Jerry L. Zaf'fk� Raymo�nd A. Frei . Art.itur Qanselo� A. L. Robert,�on Byron Bromley Clarer�ce Ro Olson Page 6 Rsr�xes Rene�ral Rs�ar�l Rstie�ts]. Rer�al Re�w�l Nex Rsas�ral Reue��a1. R�r�ei�tl Rensx�tl Rsr�ral r+•7 ra) • • • LTST OF CONTRACI'ORp;� LICENSES TO HE P�PROVEI) BY COUNCII�:A�r.�.l !�D I966 Page ? Cron� trom � s Heating and D o i;, s Strandbe rg Rener��al Air Condi t�.onir��, Inco it��10 F�ccelsior Boule�var+d Sta Louis ParkA Mini�esota Farr Plumbin� & Heai;ir� Co a 7217 � 77�h Avenue D(o M3,nneapolisD Mirtneac►ta Frank s s Heatix�g & Sk�eat Metal Co, 2531 Marshall Strset� N.E. Minneapolis, Minneso�ta (ieneral 3heet Metal Corp�ration �8 South Seventh 3traet Minneapolis, Minneao�ta Duans Farr Frank Vo�t $. J. Rraue tiordon Heating & Air Conditioning Co. Ri.chard (3orc#pn 5b05 County Roe,d �I8 Mimeapo�.is, Minnesota T. D. (3usta�'aon CompaRy Roy T. Gusta£son 582o ceaar Avenue Misu�a apo2is, Mirwes o�ta 55lt17 Hea�y Plu�ing & Heatin�; Co. t ; 278 West Kellogg 8ou�.evard st� Paul, Miru,eeota Ha1`iy S. HaTiii t�i & Ci7mp�trly� I21C o 11�11 Elet�nth Avenue Sa Mirmeapolia, t�esat�a 55teol� Johr�eon Brat,hers P7,umbing dc Heating 6100 (3ol.den Va]1ey Rc►ad Mir�rieapol.i� 22, �sota J. McClure gel]y & Campa�r 2601 3tevans Avenue �io Minneaoolie 8, M3xine�ota Mill City Heatit�g & Air Conditioning Coo 13005H - 16th Aven�e No Mi�neapolie, Mirmeaota 5S�2T Axel Ne�man Heat�in� & Plwab6.ng CompaYlp►� IDCe 1608 Como Avenw W. St, Paul, Minnesota John A. Hea],y, III 3auf ord 8 e(�ruenbe rg David 3. Johnson J. Lercy Kelly W111iam H. Stevenson Riahat�d �. Newmati Rsneval Rene�ral Rst�tal R+et�exal Ftsnsxal Ren�al Rensval Rsn�a1 � -�'"�.�'�? 1%nenral R�e�rt�tral i ��. (.) x.I�ST OF CON'1'RACTQR A 5]LIC�tS,�,S TO �E AP�ROV�D }3Y COUNCII,m-Apz�3.1 1�, 1966 Page 8 ._.� ._.. .___.,_..,.. 1'erfeation fieating Company' Inc. Russell Mo Peterscn R,erm�tal •2936 Fourt� Avenue ua Mi.nneapolis, Mirmesota Rsl.i.ab].e Heati� & Cooling, Inc. 71tlt Ada�m� Street NoLe Mi.nneapolis, Mir�a sota Royatton Heat3n� & Sheet Met�al. Coe 1529 - 37'Gh Averiue NoEo Mianeaaolls, Minnesota 3heridan Sheet Meta7. Gompa�t�y t�1.16 quebec Aveaus N. Nii�eagolis, Minneaota 55�'? 9tandat�d Heatiz� Co. 1�10 w. Lake streat 1�3.nneapo].i.e, M3tu�esota Superior �r�aae Co. b1.21 - lt2n�d Av+enue No Cry�stal, Mi.nnesota Ti�paon Air Condit.f.oniag Co., 5115 N�uaon Court • Minneapolis� Minnesota �in City Furnacs Canpar�r, I�c. 459 North Sne111ng 3t. Pwl, Minneaota 5510lt R�y Ne Welter Aeatir� Co. �b3? Chic�go Avenu�e Mir�neapolia, Miru�esota MA901�( .......... A]1-3tate Americsn Conarete, Ince 26�9 Dupont Avenue 3. M'L�tneapolis� Mirn�esota i� T. �nets T.n�ca 1b61 • 127t.h Atrentte N.W. Anolca, Mitn�esot►e 55303 D. l�v .Harstad Compsn�y, Inc. Tloi x�n�►ap #65 �•$. Fridlsy, H�nnseota D. D. Diamotld �gene F. Pakoy Rcbert S. arav3,nR Tor�r Ferrara Ho�+ard W. Chandler Flayd M. Thc�npeon Robexrt E. Peterr�en Raq N. Welter Do F. Vigeciqr ��,.� :�.: Alton A. Jot�nson R,eneaal ' -�� i%ne�ial R,s�al itenexal �en�atitsl :�'� Ranstraa R�►rlexal ._,__,.:�.L i Renenral H3a,�tatha Gemeat Cb�apsqy, IACo Mat'fo I+'raesoact � Reasxal 3925 Minnei�ha �varius 3. • Minnespolis, Mi�eaota i �i LIST OF CONTRACTOR�S LICENS'ES `I'Q BE AP^ROVED B7C COUNCItr-A ril I966 Peige 9 • MASO�NRrtY (Continue�� Jamiscm Brothers� Inaq Duane B, Jamison ReneWal. 8l�2? Cent�er Dri.ve NeEo Minneapolis, Niinnesota Jesco, Iaco 110I Weet 78� 3treet Bloaardngton� Minnesota Milferd R. Johnaoa 1101 WeaL 80th Street Hloanitsgt�on, Minnesota T. Ca Rjeaeth, Caat�r�actor 1�230 Central Avsaue N. E. Mimeapolis, �aota 55l►�1 Yictcr A. I�oefflsr� Contract�or 818 - ltlet Ave�ue N. Minneapoli.s� Nlinnesota Mooney Construatsi.on Compar;y 501�t2 Lowry �erraQe x. Mi:u�eapolia 22, �eota •Munsaa Concrete Coaatruct�iorn Co. 2318 I�l.rat 3treet He E. Mianeapolia, Mi�esoLa R. $. Oatrom, Inoo 4857 l4ax�yland Avenue N. Crystal, Minneaota Aetsrsen-Temp]in, Inco 6}�02 Baee Lake Road Mir�aneapolis 28, Minneaota Riverviet� Ceme�nt Comp�y, In�ao 3900 - laat aven�e Sa Minneapolis, Mirmseota Jamea 3chm�n[tey & Sons t�630 Jactc�a�n sti�eet N.E. �eapolia 2I� Mlnnesot.a 3harp Concrete Construat�ior� Ri�er Oaks, Rte. 1 O�sea, i�Riarresota Ca P. Judga M. it. Johnso� Theodore Rjeaeth Victor H. LoePflar John E. Mooney Dor�ald A. Mw�eon R•. E. O�etawm Alvin C. Petersen Duane Ra�uik Ja�nes 3chmd.nkey Denr�is L, Sharp Rerlexal Rene�al R+es�sxs7. Rst�s�ta7. Rsnexal R�n�nral �l Nex asneval Ren�e�al R�r�exa�l A1 ?eie CemenL Coo Allan Zeis Ne�r ' �225 - 94t�, �,re�ua H.w. Coon Rapd,ds, Minneaot,a �SP OF CpN�L4CTQRAS Y�ICENSES T� BE APPROVED BY COUNCiL--A ril L 1966 OII, HEATINa • The AmeMcan 011 Couipar;y, Chester Ao Schmidt A Maryland Corporatian 2800 W�r�ata Boulevard Mituzeapoli$, Mizmesota Cron�etrom�e Hesting & Air Conditioning, Inc. li1�.1.0 EYoel.sior Boulavard St. Louis Park� Minnesota Frank�e Heating & Sheet Met�►1 Co. 2531 Maz�shall 3treet N.E. Minneaoclis, Mianrieaota PY�� A. Sa Coax'ad Co�ar�r 306 47ost 59� Street Mim�esipolis, Mixmesot.a R. W. Fetuiler, In+co 50l� woodlarid D�1.,re Burn�v111e, Miru�eaota �(ieorge W. Lovgren & Sor�s 5900 Wi�cor�sin Circle Mir�neapolis 28, Mtnne�sota � lriodern WaII� Inc. 5425 Lakeland Aveaue No l�li�eap ol.ie � Mianea ota Joe Nelson Stuaco Compa�, Ina, 1150 - 98th Lane N.lri. Coon i�apida, Minnsaota Peteraon & Hede Co�►pa�y 31ts • 17th Avenue N. iiopkins, Mimneaota Plastering 3errS.ae Compa�r� Iace 1t60i I�ndale Aveoriuuoe N. Minnespolis, Miruiesota �DO�"AiTa ..._.... 8eraard L. Dalain Compa�r 8$21t WeaLWOrth Avenue Se Mi.nneapoLis, Mi�nesota 55�t20 � D. Le Straaadberg Frank Vogt A. E. Coura�d B. W. Feadler ffecrge W. Lovgren D. A. Matuaeaki Evelyn Mo Nelson Arnold Me Hede Boyer Palmer ,Bernard L. Dalsitl Paf;e ]A R,ene�al ReneM1rsl I%r�exat]. Ren�e�tl Na�rr �saefral. Rsflsfr�l 8sn�ewal R�netral Rsae�al • Renewal r� � �� I.�ST OF GOItiTTRACTC7R s S LTCII�ISES TO $E, A�'�'ROVED BY COUNCIL--Anril �t: 1966 ..,............... ,..�.�..� R�FING (Continued) So�u�son Brothers Construct3on Coo Richard C, Johnson 1200 We],cc�me Avenue No Gvlden Valley, Mirmesota► Mi1t4n Lo Johnsan Roofin� �c Sheet Metal Coa 2513 Central Avenue NoEo Minneaaolis, Mirinesota 3It�N ERE�CTION Gold Medal Beverage Compar�r 553 N. Fatrvietir Av+enue 3t. Paul, Minnesota Hig?tray DisP��Y, Inco ?21 Raymond Avenue St. Paul 11�, Mirinesota Ha+agele 0utdaor Advertising Compaz�y� Inc. 170o West ?8th street Minneapolis, i�ianeaota 55't�23 '•Nordquie t 3ign Compat�y, Inc � 312 idest Latce street Minneapolis, Minnesota 3chubert Out,door Adv�ert,ieing Co. 2�08 East 25tn street Minaeapoliss �esota 551t06 WEI.L DRILLING Hadden We12 Co� �lt55 Mai.n Street NoE, Mimieapo2is 21� ilita�nesota � � M31ton Lo Johr�son Arthur J. Aia:►got ti. P. Gut$ke James P, Badger R. A. �Sordquiat, Jr. Laxrence H. Schubert Robert B. Hadden Page I1 Renewal Renewal I�eneval Res�wa�. Rreneval R�ene�al Rer�l Rsnos�al r� G C7 � 3 � � '� .. ORDiNANCE _ AN ORDINIANCE DEFINING CERTAIN MISDEMEANORS PRESCRIB�ING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF AND ADOP'TING MINNESOTA STATUTES RELATING THERETO AND REPEALING CHAPTERS 96.01, 46.02, 97.41, 98.0{, and 99•01 THROIlGH 99.30, OF TNE CODE OF THE CiTY OF FRiDLEY. THE COUNCIL�OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DQ ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: 99•011. Adoption of Minnesota Statutes Sections 609.05, 609.085, 609.175. 609.22, 609.27, 649.37. 609.375, 609.40, 609.475, 609.485, 609.50, 609.5�, 609.5�5� 609.52, 609.525, 609.53, 609.535, 609.545. 609.555, 609.Sb5. 609.575. 609.595. 609.60, 609.605, 609.615, 609.b5, 609.655, 609.66, 609.675, 609.68, 609.685. 609.7�5. 609.7f5, 609.72, 609.725. 609.735. 609.�4, b09.745. 609.75, 609.755. 609.775, 609.78, 609.785. 609.79. 609.795. 609.805, 609.81, b09.815. 609.82, 34�.96 end 614•S%, are hereby adopted and shall be in full force and effect in the City of Fridley insofer as eppliceble. 99•02�• Violation a Misdemeanor. The violation of any of the sections o� subsections of this ordinance by any person, firm or corporation, pertnership or fegal entity shall be deemed a misdemeanor and shali be punished by e fine of not more then one hundred dollars or b�y imprisonment,'�in the county jail for not more than ninety (90) day�s. The violation of each section or subsection hereof shall be deem�ed a separate violation, each to be deemed a separete misdemeanor. r-�� l.j ' 99.031. Generel �rincipals. Liability for Crimes of Another. 609.0�. ' Subdivision I. A person is criminaiiy iiable for a crime i committed by another if he intentionally � aids, advises, hires, counsels, or conspires Hith or otherNise procures the other to commit the crime. • �: ' Subdivis�on 2. A person liable under subdivision I is � � also liab{e for any other crime committed :� in pursux�nce of the intended crime if reasonabie foreseeable -° by him a�'a probably consequence of committing or attempting �3 to comm i i� the cr i me i ntended. �� -. ' Subdivisaon . A person who intentionally aids, advises, �i� hires, counsels, or conspires Nith or ' otherNisc� procures another to commit a crime end thereafter �� abandons his purpose and makes a reasonab{e effort to _ prevent the commission of the crime prior to its commission, ig not IMable if the crime is thereafter com�itted. I�� , , . � 1 � ��.,..�..�...._. _,�-..,.��.�;��..,�.�.,� _. . , �.��.;t�Ta;s^-t-:�—r.=--�----�-,--.r��---,..,�....�_.�.,: �_ . ., r .,._..,...._. ..r . _ ...._...... _ _ .. � � ORD 11��ANCE � Pa�e 2. �O � � `; � �; � � Sut�division 4. A person liahle under this section may be char�ed with �nd eonvicted of the crime although tl'�e person who directly cc�mmitted it has not been convicted ��r has been convicted of some other degree of the crime or oi some other crime based on the same act. 99.041. Anticipator�y Crimes, Conspiracy. b0�.175, Su�division� i, To cause arrest or prosecution. 1'�hoever conspires ��ith another to cause a third person tio be arrested or prosecuted on a criminal charge knowing the cherc�e to be false may be sentenced to imprison- ment for no•t more thon 90 days or to payment of a fine of hot more th�an $100.00, . Subdivision 2. To commit crime. 1'lhoever conspires with another to commit a crime Qnd in furtherance , of the cons�iracy one or more of the parties does some overt act ir� furtherance of such conspiracy may be sentenced . as follows: .' (I). (f the crime intended is a misdemeanor, by a sentence : to imprisonment for not mor�e than 90 days or to peyment of a fine of hot more than $100.00; SUbci I V_I s 1 Ofl ,3�r Application of sectian. This section applies if: (1� The defendant in this state conspires with another outside of this state; or (2) The defendant outside of this state conspires with another in this state; or (3) The defendant outside of this state� conspires with another outside of this state and an overt act in furtherance of the conspiracy is committed within.this state by either of them. 99•�5l.�. Offenses a�aimst the person. No person shat{ commit an offense against the p��rson of another or of violatinc� any of the :fol,lowing sections of D�linhesot�a Statutes: �a) 609.2'L A�;sault. . ;Jhoever does any of the following commits Ah assautt and '' may he sentenc:ed to imprisonment for not more than 90 days . ' or to payment of a fine of not more than �100.00: �. (I) Does an ect with intent to cause fear in another of :immediete bodily herm or derith; �or ,.. . - _. .- -„�.r � � Of;D I NAIVCE Pac�e 3. �1- . ; a �� •' (2� Inte�i:ionally inflicts or attempts to inflic� bod�ily harm upon �nother. 99.061.' Offenses oi= Compulsion. No person shall commit an offense � of compul s il on by v i o I�-at i nfl any of the f o( I ow i ng sect i ons I, � of ��l i nne sota statute:s : , ,, 1 (a) 609.2�. `Coercion. I9 , ��' 59.07{. Offenses a�ainst the �'amily. ho person shell commit an '�� ,, offense aqa�inst the family by violating any of the following �y � sect i ons of M i nne sot a Statutes : . ;�, �� . �i (a) 609•37'5• Non-support. i� , ,� q9.081. Offenses against the Government. No person shall commit '� an offense against the government by violating any of the following sections of Minnesota Statutes: .;. . , (a) 609.40. Fla� violation. ,; � 99.091, Crimes Af�ecting a Pub{ic bfficer or Employee. No person � shall commit an offense a�ainst or affecting a public officer or employee by violating any of the following sections of Minnesota Statutes: (a) b09.�.75. Impersonatin� an officer. : 99.0101. Offenses a��ainst the Administration of Justice. Na person . shal) commi•t an offense against the administration of justice by violating any of the following sections of Minnesota • Statutes: (a) 609.48;� Cscape from custody. (b) 609.$0 Obstructing Le�al process or arrest. (c) 609.$0!� Falsely reporting crime. • (d) 609.$) Simul�ting (egal process. (e) G09.$Ii P_lisconduct of judicial or hearing officer. 9�.OIII. Offenses of Theft. No person shall commit an offense of theft by violating any of the following sections of I!4 i nnesota Statutes : _ . i (a) 609.52 Theft. I' (b) 6o9.$2i Qringin� stolen goods into state. (c) 609.53 Receivinc� stolen property. I� (d) 609•53�i Issuance of�worthless checks. (e) 609.545� htisusih� credit card to secure services. _ . . _ _ . . �. . . ___ _-�,-,. - - -- - - . . „--�;----�-��-^- �_ -,;� ,�T � :> . ._. -^ -� _ ---- --�-- •--.,z----r �� • ORD I I�dt1NCC ('��e �4. , ; '. -- ; �� : �9.0121. Offenses c�f Dama�e or Tresp�-�ss to Rroperty. No person �� shal 1 commiit an offense of dama�e or trespass to property '� by violatin� any of' the following sections of F�linnesota Statutes: (a) 609.5�6$ Simple arson. (b) 609.5'7 Attempted arson. � (c) 6og.575 Negli�ent fires. �d� f)09.5�5 Damage to property. (e� 609.60 Dangerous trespass and other acts. (f� 609.605 Trespasses and other acts. (g� 609.b15 Defeating security on realty. 99.0131. Offenses of Forgery and Related Crimes. No persbn shall '� commit an offense of forgery or other related crime by �':� v i o 1 et i ng any of the fo i 1 ow i ng sect i ons of f1 i nnesota Statutes : ;.� �':� (a) 609.6$ False Certification by notary public. '_� (b) 609,6$s Alteration or removal of identification number. .� .� 99•0141. Offenses Against Public Safety and lle�lth. No person shall commit an offense a�ains�, public safety and health by V� v i o I at i n� any of the fo I I ow i ng sect i ons of t�1 i nne sota Statutes : �� ; (a) 609.66 Dangerous weapons. � (b) 609.675 Exposure of unused refrigerator or container ' to children. (c� 609.68 Unlawful cleposit of c�arbage, litter or like. ' (d� 609.6�$$ llse of tobacco by ch i I dren. 99.0151. Offenses of Public Misconduct or Nuisance. No person shal) . commit an �ffense af public misconduct or nuisance by ' ;� violating any of th�e following sections of the Minnesota Statutes: ; �� (a) 609.7��$ Un I awfu I' assemp 1 y. `� � (b� 609.715 Presence at unlawfu! assembly. r� `; (c) 609.7;2 Disorderly conduct. '. '�; (d) 609.725 Vagrancy. � (e} b09,735 Conceafing identity. (f ) 609. �� t'ub ( i c nu i sance. ; : (�) 609.7��.$ Permitting public nuisance. I�� = 99.016{. Offenses A�ainst Gambling. h10 person shal{ commit an offense ,� of gamb I i n;� hy v i o I at i nc� �ny of the fo (( ow i ng sect i ons I � of h1 i nnesota Statuti�s : I' :� • (a) 609.7y Gamblin�. � � . a - � (b) 609.755 Acts of or relatinq to gamblin9. .� : . I � .. \ I � , : . . � ORDINANCE Page 5. � i 99,01%I. Offenses relating to Communications. No person shall commit an offense relating to communications by violeting '• any of the foiloNing :sections of Minne sot a Statutes: {a) 609.;r75 Divulging telephone or telegreph messages; non-delivery. � (b) 609.;�8 Emergehcy tele�hone calls. � (c) 609.,�85 Fraudulent long distence telephone cells. (d) 609•��9 Making anonymous telephone calls. (e) 609•i�95 Opening sealed letters, telegrams, or peckages. 99.0181.' Offenses �eleting to a Business. No person shall commit an offens� relating to busine ss by violating any of the � folloKing sections of Minnesote Statutes: , (a) 609.�05 Ticket scelping. (b) 609.�1 Misconduct of pawnbrokers. � (c) 609.��15 Misconduct�of junk or second-hand de 81er• (d) 609.$2 Freud in obtaining credit. 99.0191. Miscellaneous Offenses. No person shall commit en offense ea regards intoxication, vag�ency, etc. by violeting any of the folloNing sections of Minnesota Statutes: � � • (a) 340.96 lntoxication. (b) b14•5i Vagrancy. 99.020{. Repeal. �Tlhat upon effective date of thia ordinence, Chepters 96.01, 96.02, 97.01, 98.01, end 99.01 through 99•30 of the Code of the City of Fridley; enumerated as follows: 96.0I Assault as passed July 13, I949. 96.02 Vagrancy ,. „ .. .. „ , • 9i.01 Asseult Defined •• " " " " 98.0 { Vagrancy ., » .. .. ,. ,. 99.�1 thru 99•30 Misdameanors Generelly as passed July l3, 1949• are hereby repealed and ere of no further force end effect. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , f966. ATTEST: . MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell � � First Reading: Second Reading: Pubtish: i . ,� _.____.�. �..� .___�- - --�.-r - . .. _� . .� � _._. a .. � � � �� ORD{NANCE AN ORDINi4NCE PROVIDING FOR TNE SANITARY STORAGE 0� REFIJSE, t;ARBAGE, SW I LL, R116B i SN AND WASTE MATTER AND REPEI�LING CHAPTER 38.4t THROUGN 38.08 OF THE CODE OF 1fHE CITY OF FRIDtEY. THE COUNCIL OF �HE CITY OF FRIDLEY DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: 38.Oi1 � Definitians. Whe� ever used in this ordinance, Nords shall hav�e the following meanings: Refuse means all solid waste products or those having the character of solids rather than liquids ;in that �they will not flow readiiy without additional liquid and which are composed wholly or partly of such materials as garbage, swill, sweepings, cleanings, trash, rubbish, litter, industrial salid aastes�or domestic solid wastes; organic westes or residue of animals sotd as meat, fruit or other vegetable or animal matter from kitchen, dining room, market, food establishment of any places dealing in or hand{ing meat, fowl, grain, or vegetables; offal, animal excreta, or the carcass of animals; tree or shrub trimmin9s» 9rass clippings, brick, plaster or other waste matter re�ulting from the demolition,-alteration or constructMO� of buildi�gs or structure; accumulated waste mat�rials, cans, containers, tires, junk, or other such substance Which may become a nuisance. Garbage inctudes every accumulation of animal, vegetable or other matter that attends the preparation, consumption, d i sp 1 ay, deel i ng i n or storage of ineat, f i sh, fow I, b i rds, fruit or vegetables, including the cans, containers or wrappers Wasted along with such materials. ' Swi11- includes that particular garbage which is wholly or nearty edible and usabie as a food and has food value for animals or fowl, accumulating from animal, vegetable or other matter Nasted from c I ubs, hote I s; hosp ita 1 s, restaurants, and public eating p{aces. Rubbish includes Wood, leeves, trimmings from shrubs, dead trees or branches thereof, shavings, sawdust, excelsior, wooden ware, printed matter, paper, paper board, paste board, grass,. regs, straw, boots, shoes, hats and al! other combustibles not included under the term ga�bage, � � ,� r�j� *�.+ '4," ✓" " � ��. � n � � o;;� ir,nr.cE __ ►�� . � � `;l��ste Mattcr i nc I udes ZJt3Ste t��tter cor�;�osed oi= so i I, earth , sand, c I ay, �rave 1 I o��n, s uone, h�� i c!;, �!��ster, croc!:ery, g( ass, � I��ssti�arc, asfies, c i nders, s!lc ( l s, r.ieta l��nd a 1! other noncor�hust i b l e matcr i�� I wh i ch has heen or i s to !�e d i sc�rded. 38.021 . Refuse Con•ta i ners �equ i red. T}�c occ��nt of any pr�i v�-�te dwe I I i nc�, �the keeper or m��nac;er of �ny '�o�;e I, �ote 1, res- taurant, e�atin� hous�, or ho��rdin� hou�e or ��ny auildin� where mea I:s are served,. the ot•iner of ��ny f 1 at or ��partment house, trailer camp or auto court, �-�nd any ot'1er person - havi n� refuse as here i n de!= i ned, sh� ( 1 �rov i de anc; l:ec� on such prE.r� i ses suf (= i c i ent conta i r.ers �For t':ie s�or��e of a!{ refuse accumu I ated on the prem i ses 1�eti,�een co�l I ect i ons. Each such c:onta't ner sh�-� I 1 be watci, t i�'z�, s!ia 1 I h�-�ve a t i c�ht f i tt i nc� 1 t d, s!� � I I be i mrerv i otas to i nsects, ro�ents, vermin end absorption of moisture, shall be firc �roof and sha I I not e;xceed 30 �� I! ons i n � i ze . !!oweve^, not!� i n� here i n sha l I bc deemed to requ i re t!�e stor��e i n con�a i ne;�s of any refu�se +rh i cl� ri s i mr�ed i��tc I y consur�ed or d i sposed of on the prem� i ses i n a mu I t ip 1 e c�3�3mF�er gas f i re i nc i rzer�tor o-F a type approved hy the'��'�ab I i c (Ica I th Dep��rtment o;' the City of Fridley. 3Qro3�• 38.0�.1. 38.051. � Refuse to he kept in Containers. A11 refuse on any prenise shal! be stored in the containers rec�uired by section 3g.02! hereof, ex�ent as the sar�e m�y be consumed or disposed of on such preim i ses as �erm i tted hy s�� i c� �ect i on . Placin� af Containers. The containers shall 6e p;aced in the rear of the premises in such a r!anner as to he out of v i ew from tltie street i n front of the prem i ses o,� i n a��ra�e 4ocated on 1�he premises. In no event s!»11 containers be p 1 aced next to the, street or c►.�rh ot� be p I aced or r�� i nta i r,ed i n such a w��y as to ��nr-casonab I y i nterfere �� i th tlie use of adjo i n i ng property. Conta i ners kept o��ts i de sF,a l( ��e p I aced i n such a m��nner as not to �erm it er►try of •or harbora�e for animals, in��ects or other vermin. Frequency and P4anner af Collection. The contents o-f the containers s�hall be collec�ed once every week, or more frequently if rec�uire�! hy the provisions of �ny other ordinance of' the City of Friclley, by a collector licensed hereunder. Ile shal! transfer the contents o� t!�c containers to h i s veh i c. I e w i thout sp i 4 I i nc� thcr�, or �i S� any sp i I! i n� occurs, he shall elean it ua com�letely. llpon suc?� collec�ion, the containers.shall he complefiely em�ticd and returned to the racks or st�nds ��rhere they' are kept and the ! i ds of t��e containers shall be replaced. n U • � 1 O;;D ! NANCE Pa�7e 3. C?E) 3$.061. Defective Containers. ��hcnever a cont�-�iner is in poor re�a i r, i s� corroded or otlZerw i se d�:fect i ve so as to perr� i t insects, v�ermin or roc3ents to enter, or does not meet any other requiremehts of this ordinance, the coilec�or shaii notify the Public Health S��nitari�,n of the City of Fridley i n wr i t i h� on farms f+�rn i shed by tfie. Department of Flea i th of the C i ty of Fr i d I cy . T'ie co I 1 ector sha 1 1 aff i x.� copy of said notice to the coni�iner. The notice shall state : the deficiency and shal•I reqi�ire repair or replacement. llpon the n�ext collection, if the deficiency has not been °° corrected, the collector sl�all notify said Sanitarian. The San i tar i an sha {( then i nspeci- sa i d. conta i ner ��nd, i f found deficient, condemn the Rae�e. The callector shal{� not co{lect the eanteni�s of any container�marked as condemned. 38.0�1, Collector MIay.C�ince{ Service, The collector shall cancel service to any premises when the only container or containers thereon have been condemned, and may cancel service when the party c:har�eahle for the collection service is two months or more ove�rdue in paying for such service,, 1'�hen any col- lector�canc:els service to any premises, written notice thereof sha11 be served upon or mailed to the occupant, manar�er, or owner of tk�e prem i ses and a copy of the not i ce shal { be ma i l ed to the }lea l th Department of the C ity of Fridley. 38.081. Abatement of Refuse Accumulation. Any accumulation of f t d' • h' h ! re use on any premises ho store in contai.ners w ic comp y with this o�rdinance, or any accumulation of refuse on any premises which has remained thereon for more than one week is hereby d��clared to be a nuis�nce and sha1) l.�e abated by order of the� C i ty of �r i d I cy I-lea I th Off i cer, as prov i ded by �1 i nriesota S1;atutes, 5ect i ons I t�5.22 and I�5. 23, and the cost of abat:ement may he assessed on the property where the nuisance was fot�nd, as provided in s�id sections. 38.091.. ('enalty. Ar�y person violating this ordinance shall be �uilty of a misdeme�nor, and subject to a fine oi= not. exceeding $100.00 or imprisonment in the county jail for a period not exceeding 90 days, with costs of presecution in either case to be added. Such� penalty may be imposed in . addition to revocation or suspension of license, and in addition to abatement of a nuisance hereunder. �-�.. �'f � � OR0�INANCE Pa9e 4. '� This section incorporates by reference MS 609.68 perteining � �8.i0f. to unlawful deposit of garbage, litter or like. i , 38.111.' This section incorporates by reference MS 609.74 pertaining � to public nuisance. � i . � 38.121. Repeal. That upon effective date of this ordine�ce, � Chepter 38, Sections 38•01 through 38.08, Waste Oisposal, , is hereby repeeled artd is of no further force e�d effect. I 3 PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL 0� THE CITY OF FRIDLEY TH{S DAY � OF. , 1966. . 1 . ; � , j MAYOR - Jack O.�Kirkham ; > . � ATTEST � ; : � , ; ; _ x � • :CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunselt � First Reading: . � ; sSecond Reading: � : , Pub{ish: , ; , ; . ,, „ , . , � � � ; , ; , s � t , � _ � . , . , t . s , _ � , � : � : . � o i � � ' 1 . . b . . ., . . . . . . � . . ' �. . . � . .. . � �. . .. � . � . � � . . . � � �. . . . \ � _ r r � . . �., s�� _, T:��'T.:..�.—:�.,�..�....-T-:•R•-T— �...:-Y�^T-'RE.9-:.,.. - �.� . ��- ....:*s+�^;•:.•'_. .. .... .._ .. . . . . . . — . . _.."�_..--�-.-,:. . ... , ....� .. ..... _,� ...�.�.. - . :. �........ , . . . . . .., . ...._.,. ..i. . `2r�':''_°ZC. ... . . -. . .. . . . ... .. .. . , . � o ,o i r;aNCE �iN �0 �D I i��',INCE AP"CPdD i��!G CH�IPTE ;�.9 OF TIfE CODE OF Tf�E C I'iY OF F;; I G LEY (�Y P�OV ( D I�l� FOR '� CHAPTCR �.',9.0$62 RE(�!� I^ I NG THAT CCRTA l P! E LECTt� ( CA L COtvVEti ! EP�CC Ol1TLETS �E {'t�OV ( DED . Tl�E COUNC I L OF THE C i TY OF FR i DLCY DO ORDA I N AS FOLLO��JS : That CFIAPTER 49 of the City Code of Fridley be amended as fol{ows: 49.0�62 Each muitiple dwelting, as defined in Chapter �.9.03, Section A, constructed in the City of Frid{ey after '; June l, 19G6; shall F�rovide I10 volt, convenience outlets for the ; use of electrical app�liances out of doors of the building and said ; convenience outlets shall be located in an area convenient to the �, � a building parkin� area�. , \ ' It shall be unlawful for any owner of any mul�iple dwelling to �, � allow efectricaf drop cords, extension cords, or any electrical „ � � � wire�to run from any electrical outlet from inside the multiple d�,�ellin� for service to an electrical appliance outside of a multi- p l e dwe I I i nc� . •� PP,SSED QY TE�E C t TY CO[1NC f L OF TNE C I TY OF FR I DLEY TN ( S DA'Y OF , 19b6 . . V ATTEST: �4AYOft - Jack 0. Kirkham C! TY C LE ; K- �iarv i n C� Brunse ! I �� First 2eading: Second itead i nc� : • S'ub{ ish• . �'f � � l ��:7; r.it�T�� I; � f1N 02D 1 A!A��!CC Ar�Ei�!D !"'� CFIAI'TE,". -?� 0� T!�!E Ct�DE OF TiIE C 1 TY OF F;! U l_�Y CP!!!�'E?AT I�'G TFSE F; f P?DS OF ZOI�IP!G OISiRiCTS �:!IT111f�� Tf�E CITY Ot� F�fDLEY. � � T1�C COII�;C ! L OF THE C I TY Of F1: ( D LEY DO ORDA t N AS FOLLOWS : That SECT{ON't�$.04 of the City Code of Fridley be amended as follows: �.$.0�.. 'For the purpose of this ch�pter,•the following twelve kinds of districts �re hereby estab(ished witE}in the City of Fridiey: � , . . �- I D i str i cts; or One-��-�r i l y Di�re l l i n� D i str i cts. �-2 'Jistricts; or '_ir:�ited t'.«(tiple Dti•�el! in� Districts. �-3 D i str i cts; or �ener�-� 1 P•'.� 1 t i}� ! e Dwe I! i ng D i str i cts. P Districts; or I'u'�l ic F,-sci! it-ies Districts. C- I D i str i cts; or �oca t[3us i ness D i str i cts. C-IS Districts; or Loca'l; Shoppin� Center Districts. C-2 Districts; or �enera! �usiness Districts. C-2S Districts; or Gener•�1 Shopping Center Districts. C-E: ( D i str i cts; or P1ed i c� !� `Jenta I and s i m i_1 ar c! i ncs � vis��icfs. C-t:2 Districts; or Officc, Scrvice and Limited Business flistricts. ��',-t Distrii^ts; or Li�ht fndustrial Districts. t.�-2 D i str i<:ts; or �`le �vy I nclustr i a i D i str i cts. 4�,�,SSEQ QY Tf-!E CITY CCL��CIL Ot" T1�E CiTY OF FRIDLL-Y TtIIS DAY OF , 19bb. � ATTEST: C 1TY CLE �F: -"larvi n C. 3runse !( 'r• �irst Rcading: ��^ � Second 2eading: �uhlish: 0 rtAYOZ - Jac�; 0. K i rkham �i`j o ;� � r��r�c� :�0 '• �r�, o,n i r!nr!c� TO A�1EPd� c��rTE ; SG.o� (2) OF T!i� C 1 TY CODL- OF TIl C C 1 T`( OF� F'.� I D LEY TO PE"" i I T AN ' "f;llTO"",OB ! LE SE�V I CC S{ CP;" PdOT EXCCED i P!G 60 S�l1ARE FECT O�d t' �O�EPTY AQJACENT TO FOIJ(Z-L/I�IE D I V I DCD H I Gii1�lAYS . , . T�lE COLlNC I L 0� THE C ITY OF F� t DLEY DO Q�DR f P� AS FOLLOL'JS : . That SECTION 56.02 (2) of the Ci;ty Code of Fridley be amended as fo! lows: , $6.02 (2) . S I G�;, AlJTO�tOF3 I LE SCii'! I CE . Thc Term "Automob i l e � Service Sign" neans any si�n that dves not�exceed '', 3? square ieet, excep.t tl�at s�� i d s i��,n m,y he 60 squ�re feet i i' tl�e '� �ffected property i s adyjacent to a(=oui� _I �ane d i v i ded h i�hwa�; d i rect i nc� � the motor i st trave I i n�g a I onc� the I'1 I�{14Jc1�/ t0 a p I ace or p I aces cater i nc� i to mo�tori�c� needs. Tlhese include: Auto laundry, eatin� establishment, imotels, motor hotels, refreshment drive-ins, public �ara�es, parking areas,��rep�ir garages, service stations, drive-in theatres, and ac:�usement parks. � � \ . f . PA�SED BY TFIE C 1 TY COUi�C 1 L OF Tt1� C 1 TY OF Ffi t� LCY T}i 1 S DAY �r , I �.�66. ; . �� ATTEST: . CITY CLERK - Fiarvin C. E3runsel I First Reading: y Second Iiead i n� : � Pub I i s�� : , - : , hiAYOR - Jack 0. K i rkham• � � " ' - !� ..� .r� ` t4 � � �! i RESO Ltl � � OP�J P�!n . -�`; -',� ' " .. A, .f;ESO LLIT I 0�1 FO!;"�! I �!G /1 !"^ 1 J L�`; �'OL I CC i'EPlS 10f�1 ASSOC i AT � OPd AN� D 1�ECT I PdG �, 0��lF ".; I LL TA,K LEVY TQ F(1RJD TI1 E PER!S I OhJ 1iS50C I!±T ! �P� . I�E tT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka C.�unty, t9 i nnesota as fo 1 1 ows : .'dNE�EAS, the C i ty of Fr i d 4 �y i s no�.► 3 c i ty of the second c( ass ��nd thercrore hound Iby ��r i nnesota St��tutes 4.'.3.�Q t throu3h d.23.$1 S; and . '.a�it�:t��, �•tinneso�ta St�tutes ��23.g02 directs the Pol ice Department to or�anize a Police Relief Association; anF1 l�l�-IE;�EAS, P1 i nneso�ta Statutes ��23 .807 d i rects the C i ty of Fr i d I ey to I evy a �ne m i I I t�ax at tl�e t i me and i n tl�e manner i n w� i ch other taxes are levied; anc� ''��-IE^EAS, P1 i nnesoi:a Statutes �t23 .80% d i rects that the proceeds of= the one mi11 tax Nevied be paid into the Poficemen's Pension Fund; . .. P10�'� T!I�^CFO�",E, he� i t reso I ved �h �t the �y Counc i I c� the C ity � o-F Fridley authorize thc form��tion of thr �ridley Police Pension Assoc i�-�t i on . The C i t:y Counc i 1 further d i rects the C i ty F�lanac�er to i nc i��de i n the I 967 F�ud�et; and e��ch �31rd�et hereafter, a one m i( I ievy; in addition to other City milf levies; the proceeds of which shall be paid directly to the Police Pension Association. ADOPTED BY THE CITY COURCIL OF T!!E CITY OF F�IDLEY THIS � DAY OF , 19b6. < ATTEST: �tAYOR - Ja�k 0. Kirkham C tTY CLE�K - P9ervi n C, Srunse I I - � - ;• ° . . . a _�_ .n_ -__ .�� _ _- ----- - - - - --- - -- - - _ _, _ __ ___ .. . ___ -- __. _ � _ , ,...< �� • � x�so�rxoN r�o. �� .,,.,,....�� g RH'SOLUTION AU17i0R3ZINii 11ND DIR�CTINC� THE SPLI1"xING OF 3P'�CIAL A33E83MENT3 0� PARCTL g925� I•� 68 BLUCK 2S� �E PARK 9DDITSON. W�RE�S � oa�taia epeaial �esesan►ents bavs besa levied with respeot to oe�si.b 181�d aml Sai.c� laed . lma t1U1�86Qu�ently 1'�e6a� subdiPiciecio NOW � TiiL�'ORE BE IT BF30�YED, ss foll,owa = That !� essesmreats le�vi+sd dP,�i.nat the folloving� cteaci'ibea P�'oslas �a't+itt N�]y 13 � o= Lot 6. HSook ;25, P�rcel 8925� Hy�1e F�rk 1lddit•i�on a,n�d the 3�]y 2'J� of Lot 6� BI�oaTc 25, Paroel �7, �� rk Additioa�' ae�Y a�►d shsu be aPPor�on�ed and divi�dad as follaars a �, Y_ .� � . -_s�_; Lot b, Sloak 2S, P�r�el �5• �tde Plarlc Addit3on � '� -* . � Y•. •'��t - H�?�y 13' of Lot 6� Bl�ook 25� P�arael 8925, �1e Pl�,rk Additioa 3�ly 27° ot �t 6, H1odc 25, A�cael gq2?� gyde P�rk 9ddit3oa �, , . Regu1].s7C 3 �A e �_,, xega7ar s.A. Regu��' s.A o a��3A� �� $ 94035 o�asml �� 30.6� $...�� $ 94•35 6,Dpp1'ED BY T� CITY COUNCSL OF THG CITY OF FRIDLEY TH7S �� ..... - --- �, 19b6. aTT�'ST = ` � Ma�nrin C. Br.unsell .• Jaolc 0, Kis�k�em Qj�) Pc.. • ��Su?�UTZJl� r1�� C,_,,,-_.�.,� �9fi6 A iiF.�uLi3TIt)II AU�'HUR3Z1ItiG AN�t liliiECTIbG 'ii� SPLITTiNG OF SYr"CItzL 1L';SrSSI��: I�TS UN I�tl�' i�'js Yr:BG3sL �(�Qs dl�:i3,TuR�S SL�B• 3�1,29e ��, certsin epeoial nssess�meata bave beea levied �3t�h�respeat to aertain land at�cl saicl �.an�i bas a�ubseqnsnt.ly been subdivided. NOM� THf�t�F:F�2iE i�E IT �ESul�VED, as fo]3oves Tha� the nsaasetm�Ls leviE�d against the fallaving desaT'ibed pnrcele to•�r3,�Eit Y. iO4e1i ° ot L. 299011' c>P LQt 1 So Parcel 7060� 6uc3itor's 3ub. ,�129 aad s. 12g� of Y. 10l..17' og ��. 299.R1 g oP t.o.t 1g, Pareel. 1070, Auditor'a sub. #� 29, n�a,y ana �s.U. be ap�wr�scnea ana aivi.asa as floll�ova: .....Ori.¢ina,l_P_a.,r,cel_„� . �,FLn,.ci�,�.r p�.�,�,� w. 104.1Z � ot S. 2Q9e19� c�f Lot 15s Parasl 1060e Auditor�a Sub. ,�729 ReBular S.A. � Paid W �34 iwater Maia) I�id 3& Ss �24 Sever 2+f�in ) 155.03 S & S3 �21+ �Stoxm Se�rer) 657'.g9 3bi �,t�8 Sewer I�e�teral) Flsi.ci 51�1 �,y$ Water Lateral) Paid t9� str�ee� Paid SW #69 (Water & Sewer Laterala) . 1.55$.92 $ 2,37►i.94 • Di�v a„Li �„n_�ot,...,._�.roe]. Anorov+ed �_..... �arl:nal AmdtmL W. 1ft�.1i � of Eo �29'9o1i � a;t Rs61116tx' 3•Ao $ P�►id I.ot 15s Paroal 1060, Auditor � a W�34 iWater P�ain) Ih3ad 3�1.. #129 S & 53 �i?tr (Se� 2�ia� ?7.52 3 & S�S #24 �Stozm 3eweri 32809� . 3W �67 (Wat,e� & sew�er Lstsrals ) 1� 538.92 • 3. t25' oP ii.1t�.11' oi' �. 299011 e o! Lot 15� Pgrae7. 10?0� 8w�itorsa Sub. #129 Regular S.A. � �34 iWater Mein) S �e 33 #24 ' 3ew�ar Main) 3 & 3S �?�, Storni Sever) S�T . ��8 xlates' L�t.el'sl s�r #,r� sewer �te�.i� 1962-2 strset BI�OPTED 8Y THE CITY COIJNCI� OF THE CITY OF FxIDL�Y Tii1.S ^ �r�.wirrr�r�.��r�r�.r�� 7�/O ATTEST e � Meurvia C. Br�sell 0 . P1�id ??.51 �i� � Pl�iel. , � 2,371.44 • JSQI[ �. ��llCfis81 L1AY �]r 7i S C� • � ��t. - �� I�ES�.�<�� 2�iA� ��e8- �96�i �1 �tBSO�.,t�i�d�T �&�';�� H�,6iG�5 '�'0 �FiE �O�,YIg�'� A��'�`�0� `�'(� �8 I�t�� 5� ��i �0��'�E� �`0�8 ��,I�.�� 'ki `�I�A °,,i�ES I'�P.,��I,B z�i 19b�/ �SA � nuiun�e �oadi��an h�� ie� fs�ura� u� �f�� x� �o�� ,6 �ad 1Te �3�k 2o Hamil�� Add��i.� � Me�i�n�i��ill� �ad ��€� ��rad b�a �l�k 18 �eas�angemest� mf 131�ks 138 I�a �ad �Sa �l�ut�t� Arldi�si�nm �� H�aSg �t�e �n� of �uch p�op��q c� gi�°�� a�gi�e �o ��e su�h uuisrtn�e, at�d �&4S8 ttie ��aer o� �su�h pr�pe�ty did u�,� �ii��e ��h xsuis�nce and the Ci�r oi 1�3dle�rr, uad� authc�itg af S�gi�i� ��5023 Aii�ese� S�tate S�.tn�e �f 1953 did �he��l=�a �t�t� th� nuL�� e�� aa �� 6QaQ0 fo� �o�� ,6 �ut1 �r�, BI��k 2, H�nil��n'� Addi�ic�� t� Ai�h,�n��il�� and �1A0o0(3 f� L��CS 14 etad ]l5 s" Bl�k ls R�ra�ngem�ng of Bla�ks 13, �� r�nd �S ��,h Addi�f�a , D�W, �'� BB � R�SOL,BEDn �hha� �h� �� lc�k i� h�a�b� su�h�ised and di�ee�ted to ��if� �� he CQUn�i Aud�,�� `�a: ��ll��gi�a� s��h �h� ��ace� Pa��bl� �n ,9ba. �,he �ha�g�s �a lis�ed 'b��,v� Lot 16 and I� s Bloak 2, H�mil��' � AddiLi�a �� I�4�l�:�i�rt�il 1� �leactiug up aua filling 1nale, � Lot 14, Bloek 1. $eassangement of �locks I3, l�i s�d 15, Plymouth A�d�iition Ieot 15� Blo�k la �asir�angemettt of B1o�kA 13� I.� a�tci 25a Plya�outh Addi�ian C:Le�aing uuQ aad fcitling haleo PliS58D L!!ND ADOP?BD B'� �B C�7f �0lTIDCII� 0�► ��g� OF R�tYDLElC �S �� D�►Y U�+ APItS�is Q x 466 , A'1�SST o ��91� �Bit� - Matvim C a B�unsell �60000 60000 $ g04� SOo00 $100000 MAYOR - �k Oo Rtxkh� • � � P � i ; ;� , , , � a� � �. � , � __-� , %'� ��—� � ��,�.. � � " �� BgS�.t�Tlt�i �3t1� D 196b �� - A RBSi��F'l�ald CBeTEP!' CHA�83 TO T� ��X AUD�TO![ TO 8S LBYISD A�'AB�SP CBRTA�1 P�OPSBT�BS P+08 �IoEt.°tl0li WITH �HB �3 PAYt�8�8 X� 19�i7 W�88A8', a nuiaancs Block 2, B�ilton's Addi Ply.moath Additi�� a�i � �BAS, th+t aen�a of nuiiat�eq, aad ieion i�ea bee� faund xo e�cist oo Lot� 16 nod 17. e�v M�eisanicavil3.e �ad Idot� 14 aad 15 � Block l, ptopptty �as gi�ve�n swtice to absee auab t �� (�itBASo t1u a�ene�r of s h psapesty did �t $bste ou�eb auiw�c� im�d �he City of �ridla�r. uadss s tboacit�r of S�ctioa i45o23 Mim�t�ota Statt Staentw of 1953 did th�ref�ar� ab�te ie nuinaace at a eos� of $6pe00 fo�t Lots 16 atd � 17, Block 2, Assiltaa'a Addi an to Mech�nicsville aad��i00,00 %� I.ots 14 snd 1S, Plyao�th A�dditiano Di0i�19 'lA�SFO�S � I'! �tB VBD9 t1�C the City ClsYlc is has�by authozised aad diroat�d to c�etifjr to tlr Co��jr A�i� for collecLioa vith th� wcta pa�abls ia 1967, the ch�qicgea listed b�l�v: Lot 16, �Zoak 2, H�silt 's Addi�tioa to Ptsahanicwill� Lot 17, 81oak 2, H+�ilt 'a A�ditioa to 1�cLani,csvillR Cl�aning v�p aad fil holeo ieot 1�►, Stack l, � Ply� L�ot 15. Block 1,� Pl�, Cl�aaiag u� a�d PAS38D b� ADOp'!BD S�l' TBB Ai'�S3t s n�r o� �� L� - e�rssvsn ��, • Additiaa Add�tioa a� hols o Td!'AL $ 30.00 30000 _, 60000 .r.f $ SOo00 SOo00 ._._-___ TOPAL �100000 �.�_ ca�cs�. ar ras ca�r or �eaui.s�r �s 0 19660 MA!'pt - Will� Jo l� , . 9 l � n Au�uat 23� I965 I�. Walter Freemart f . 895 �;ississippi • Minneapolis, Minnesota � Dear Mr. Freemans You aace'herebq requested to abate the lollowing publie health nuisance, �.550I 5th 5treet �[. E. (t�ts 16 and 17, Biock 2, �amilton�s Adn. to i��echanicsville). Torriado � � d��olishe8 home. (roo�l.ess d'.aelling). Pleae• ' cleRn and cl�ar outside premises, tear doWn structure and fill in fdundation. • �Fhen you,have completed the work te the sati�faction D of this Board you may �ubmit your bil.l to tha Cixq C2erk as provi8ed for S.ri 1953� ��innesota Statutes � 245.23. Vex�y truly your� , • . . James H. Hensley � : City of Fridley Board of i�ealth ec: 2�arvin B�ursell � $Ldg. �n�p. � City N',gr. , � , � u , ��: ) . - .-., :�(� � � • . , November 8, I96S . Mr. •�taiter Freeman • 895 Missiasippi 14timneapoLis, Mi2u�►esota Dear I�'s. PYeem�n r You aro t�ereby requested to ebate the foilowin� publie health nuis�nces: Lots 14 �nd 15� B1ock I, Plymouth Adrt. on 2� St. �T. E. (Please contact,the Building Inspector before you be�;ir� work and he o�ill st�ow qou o:�actly where and �+'hat has to be done.) Piease hu].ldoze e1L w�eds� i• junk and debris and fi11 in the low spot containing . D waCer whi.ch is a gross hazerd to children. Glean and cl�ar tha lot�. _ , ; ; . � ` ,.�. �..�..�� . ; - --- __ _ .._.,._..__ _ ..._.__..___-_ - wtc��i�'qouTT�ava completed�the work to the sati�faction of this Aoard you may submit yovr bill to tho City Clerk as provided for in 1953 Minnesata Statutes, 145.23. � ' Verq trulp pours� . ; : � Jamea �. AeaslQy City of Fridley Board of Pieal�h cet �'�=vin Brunsell � Earl Wagner A. Jensen ,,,�;� ; � . . ' . � I ' . ___ . � � �- � � � � . RE;^�i5:'f.�tiTIt3Id I31Da �':,e,�_;,_,,,,, '„o,.,,,,�, ` A RF.SOLi3`�IUN ORDSP;YNG YRELIMINARY PL�.A1S, SPBCIF'ICATIONS o AND ES�iMA�'ES OF THE C;OST3 TE[ER80F: STREET IMPROVBMErIT PROJECT STo 1956-4� QADiiENT�tNi �2} BE IT RFSOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley as follars: 1. That it appears in� the interest of the City and of the property own- ers affected that there be constructed certain improvementa, to-wft: Street Improvement;s, includfng gradiag, stabiliaed baee, hot-�aix, bitumi.nous mat, ec�ncrete curb and gutter, and incidental drainage and other faciliti.ea, located as follows: (The petitions rec:eived and filed by the City for the improvement� are indicated oppa�site to the relative street.) ,....,, Street � Petitioo No. .�..�_ Arthur St. s 75th Avenue to �e1ws►�ae �osd 4-1965 Fireaide Dr.: Hlighway No�. 65 to Central Avenue 5-1966 Viron Road: P'ireside Dr. to exieting peve�ent 5-I.966 63.rd A�enue; INnfversity Avenue to Sth StreeC 6-1966 2. That the City Eagi.aeesc ia hereby authorized and directed to drew the preliminary plans and specificationa and to tabulate the results of his eatimates of th� costs of aaid i�provemenCa, including everq item of coat from ia�eption to completion aad 811 fees and expeaeee incurred �or to be� ince�rred) in conneceion therewith, or the fiaanc- ing thereof, snd t:o make a preliininary report of his findings, stat- ing therein whethe:r said impravementa are teaeible and whether tUey cast beet be nmede �e proposed, or in connection with some other im- prov�menta (aad tl�e estimsted cost as recammended�r including also a descriptioa of th�� lands or area as may receive benefita therefram and as may be p�op�osed to be assessed. 3. That the City Clerk ahall act to aacertain Che neme and address of the owner of each parcel of land directly affected or with the area of lands as may be: p�oposed to be asaeased for aaid impravemeata eand each of them); and upoa receipt from said Bngineer of the said preliminary redort:, calculate estimates of asaessments as maq be proposed relative thereto against each af said lands. 4. That seid prelixiaa.ry report of the Bngineer snd esti�ates o£ ae�ess- ments of the Clerlc:, ahall be £urnished to the Cou�cil, aad aede avail- able for inapectian to the ovner of any pareel of land as a�ap be aF- fected thereby at e$y public hearing heid relati�e thereto, as �ral1 as at suy prior ti�e re�onable and comrenienC.. ADOlTED BY Z`SS CIT,Y G+OR3iiCIL OF '1'H8 CI'iY OF F`BIDLSX, THYS ��,_ I1AY pg , I.966, AIREST: MAYOB - Jaek 0. Kirkha� , CI'�Y CbB� - M�arvia C. Bivnsell ��f� a�sou�r,.ox No. ,� ��-as�6 - �.s�za��rr �vo�tNC t�c�p�.� s�,� �rn s��rs � � -�--� __ WB�.Se i� �s�op�� o �I�o C�.� ��u�ii. of +�� City of FYidley ti�mt tibe eticee�at h�8'a�4f�l� d�s��ibecl �i��eald �a�: �voFz�d as Y�mnicipsl StAt� �id Streets uadsr ths psvv�.�i+ims �� i+i��es�a� 2�ps : I�OW 5,��78Dg bp �lx� C�.�y �cu�il of� Ehe City of Ftidleg, Caunty of Aaa1GS `�hae the ��e�s dasc�ib�d aa €c+ilawa, Co�ait: MIiAICYP�,L STBTS �ID S�BBT N0. �00: 37tte lv�eu� irosn M�rshsll 3trset to . �ailg+oad 2aacke 1rIDN%CIPAL 32dTB tllD Si'��6T L�D. 30b e Tramk 83ghway �a7 to Traalc Eiglway �6S �CIPA� 5?t!�$ lIID 8�tS1�T �0. 9�.as Bz�m Se�te Aid Street �309 (79Ch Ave�) __ �_ tn 3 t�te Aid �t�aet ` lE310 r�zcir� s2� �tn s�sr r�a. 317: � szar.� a�a srr�t �30� (73ra �rr�e) tia Couaty �tosd ;6�8 {Osborne Boad) b�, as�d h�reby i� sevok�d aa a�aiaip�i Stit� Aid Strssz o$ saiel City eubj�cL to the appsvv�I oi �he Coaffii�ai.anes of HigL�aye of tLe Stat� af Minaesota. sE rr �� s�sa�_ vsu„ ct�� c�.ey cier� ��y .uchors:.a �a diseet�d to �r�oard � eertiiied eopiaa of Chi� �cesolution to the Ca�sisaionez • of Si$l�vsya foz bia coesidreratioa. AIfO�PTl�D THIS 4TH MY OF APBXLs 1966. Ja�k Oo Bil�n MAYO� �� : Mas�via C. • Br�nsell CI?Y CLEitK I i�rebp c�artiiy that th� abv�e is a� as�d aox�ta�t copy o� • Besoiutian daip pwas�d, adopt�d aad appra�ved by the City Cwntil bi uid Citp an April 4, 1966. • • 2�svia C. Bmeaeel City C�rk Citw,�, ef Fzidla9 _r___.,._„_.._.__.,� � H � � . �30Ly'PION N0. - x&SOLUTION REVO&I1dG MUNZCIPAL STATS AID STBBSTS (�� W�AS, it appears ta the City Cou�ecil of ths City of Fridinr tbat ttu atreets hereinaftex d�scribed shauld be sQVOlc�d as Muniaipal Stat� Aid 8ts�ets under the pzwisious of Mian�sota Lan�e : ' ��.� ��-c 7 � 2� � G - HOW T��E, gF I? RBSO�L4SD, Yy tha City Council of tii� City of Fsidl�y, County of Aneks that ths etu�sts d�seTib�ed aa follo�os, to-�it: Mt1I1ICIPAL S?ATB AID� SZRSET N0. 300: 37th Avaw� l�som Marshall $tt�et to 8ailroad Tsaeka I�IICIPAL STATB AI� S'?RE�T I�1D. 306: Tr�utk fligh�ray #47 to Trunic Hfghwy #69 I�JN'iCIPAI. STATE AID� STRBB? N0. 314: Fs�o�n State Aid StrMt #309 (79tb Avaws) to �SCato Aid Stse�t #310 �� lp _ " be� and heroby� isa tevoksd as a Municipal Stato Aid StrNC d� said City subj�ct to the spps+�vsl of ths Came�isaionez of Sigi�ays of th� Stats of Min��eeota. BB IT F08T�B BBSOLVBD� that Ch� City Clerk ie bss4by authoris+sd aad dir�ted to foxwa�rdl tw� castifitd copies of this resolutian to th� Core�iesionar • af High�rsys gos his� cansid�sstioae � ADppTSD ZHIS DsAY OF , 1966. r � �..�w' ssck o. xirkham Ml►Y0� AITBST: M�svin C. Bs'ux�8el1 CI1Y CLS$K CffitTIFICATI0�1 I hereby ct$t�fq that th� sbave is a treie aad cosseet r•opy of a Resolutioa dulq paesed� adoptQd and approv��d by tile City Counai! of said City on , � , 1965. . Msrvia C. Bsunsa 1 City Clerk Citt�f Ftidln► � �..,_,.,, ., .. �: : ?"�'..; �:; 4 ri.. ��I96b s..w � �",;>'.�sr�`7��;;s �.;".Y�i,'�°t�+,7�;,�r�,ti�s :� j;`?�'-F;�';x.z��?_�, '�'��'��'L� ?�.:�C3 a`,I`��:�a �J r ll' � � / �'iRiS�»�o 4.%h' , �,F. � �-}�tt.a'.,� •;y v..,�� 1{:�:. ; ..�� '+�.e4nii,5�''.'��..�.�1, ;�9F.* �SR�.? 4�.5.�.� (:i�� 3"�.1.�4�� 8..6}�� i.Y13� €��,'?x..l.s:r+t n.!£,':'=n� . .. ��'��, C�.': s..�:+.i:&�a �5%�4�ti<.%.,e� ,..�' +"S�w�'3,�'-'�Rl�'�;.�k;� 4"�4^'. idxirTl�.�:�I.�� .-e'��1�£� �3.t� S•i:�r:�?�� .r�s��. 's:�:�b �� ra,=�,� r �<,� ;,� tc;�� _,��.�;�a.�� r� �f 1959L �h�p�te� 500� N�W �I:��r� %'�'� �lb� t��r ��.� ��y �u�►�il c�f tho +�ity sf Fxidl�~� � C'�ux�ty �f a��.�. �� hr� ��reet� �c��i.b�sd aa� fs►llaw��; ��raf�o 1�3lJir'��PAL ST.�.'1`� ti�� ' i30o 323� .��C��n �vc�ue f��eam N�iS #30} (79th A��a�� ;�5� �'3I0 ��f�y Limits) 9 kriS2nGIPAI, �'JP� �?A �'�T � ��?,� � Baakc�s� Av�aua �xe�m �2SAS #'307 � 73rd Av��zu�e 3 s:e� i�e�unxy P.e>�rt 8(Oeb��ne Rr�sdj . �A1NL�iPAL 3't'ATE :A�D ��T D'�o 325: ��1�toe St�re�t favm 1'�51�3 �316 ,(�i7th Avexzu�� t� 6�th Av�eaua, b8tb Aveneie fsaa� Mvns�c� SCrest t.a Bsookvi� Dtivt, .Bsaokvi�v Dsi�rm . £�am 6$th Aaeaue ta 8ic� Craak ?trxac� a��d �unlc aighw�y �6650 �tiNt�IPd�L S7`A� ,�iD S� NOa �Zba '�hixd StzeeC faam Ctty Limt�s to MSAS ��1� � � �S3�d Avm.nnet). 1�TNt��FAL S`Td,7.'E �lD S�T 1�0� 32a a • Se�ca�ath St�e,�� fr� Countp �tvad �6 +jMi.�a�.ae3.ppi.3Creet) to MS�3 #3I6 (67�i� ,�v�.au� } a . - � 1�RCIPAL S!1?8 A3�f 3� NO, 3�28: . FifCh Str�t froa I�1�A8 �3302 �61e�. �►v�aue) t,ci MSl�S �'320 (QAth A�� ba� �ad ��reiay �� s�i�iish�d� 1{a�a��d �d @�e�.gaated the i�u�.fcip�l St�Ce Ai�! �'��$ei� �� srais� �.�� sa!b��;� �, �U� sagp��v�l ag th� �i�sic►ne� �� . ��iiil��ii�i � ia& esL� a7e+�� :;l� 3"dA,Y%it3�§�3��:��a . . .. , . . � B�,�,�� OLg832p �hh�� Ii� Cil�y �l��k ia hes�by aulh�riaed aad etiract�d t� €��ard t�r� ��r�ff3.�d c�gi�a af this ��ue�luti+�n te� t�►! Co�►isai�ne� of �i��i�q� f,��s �ai.� +�,u€�:�.rl�::��,�xi.., ��i �'�� u��na k�is �pp�iaval oi� Lha► desig�x�;� . �1r�s n�� :9a�d ��y_r�r��,8 �.y� p��r�ir�ri r�t��"��, �.��; �� s� ts� C�tu�gxu�t�sd, ixup��ci �� m�Y��x;aa�eX ;�� aw �ra��.�ip��. St�C� �3�,� ��G�t:� c�f L:ht �itq Af Fs�i.eir�,. �;::� �� a+��d �t�l � a►a 'i[�uazi�ipa�,l 5�� Aid ��e�s �� 3Z4x 325� 326A 32�, 328 �� pe��iv��► o � � � � �DD� THXS 4�1i iI� UF Ap��l � 1966 e 3s�ck 0 � Ri�k}a�ra �SAY08 �sro M��►� c o B��I1 cr�r � • • « � C� r3._ "1 �� 1 � `` � �s�,��.�.n� ��sn, 1�i�taT�4N �S�FiB��II� �CIPA�. STAT� 14TD STF�BBTS � �� WI�S� it appc�rs �o tha City Council of the Ci�r of Fsi�lty tbat the sthe�et� h�rRina�fter deec�ibe8 �hQUld b�e de�i,ganted the Muaicipal State Aid St.r�eCa uae� th� px�o�ri�ioaa� af Ch� kL�.�►n�ss�� L�aa of 1959, �ept�� 50Q; c�c� A�I T�g�. �� it�Sfi�,V�D:, by eh� Gi�y Cauncil of the City vf Fridleq, Co�snty ot r.�uu¢�ls��. �� tr�ts c�aeribed �s iollowsa ta�oit: MU�'ICIPAL STATB AiD ST�7� NO. 323 e Ashtvn Aveau�e ft��n M3AS �$309 (79Ch Aveaue) to MS�S ;;�`33�0 (Citq Limi.ta). 1ffirRCIPQL ST,A� AID 5T�'r NOo 32�ao Baker Ave�aue �ran A�SAS �$'307 (?3sd Avenue� te► �uuty Aa:d 8 (Osbot� &►ad) . i�tTNICIPA% 5��.'E A'ID S� �. 325: M� Street from t�l1S �"316 (67th Avanue) to 68�h A.v�u�� 68th Aveaue fxam Monroa Stre�t tr� Brookview Driv9, 8rookviar Drive fro�m b8th Avenue to 8ics Creak Terrace snd Tnialc Sighvsy #65 0 �IIIN�CIpAT, STATS AIIg 3'�T N0. 326: ?hisd Str4eC fraen City Limits to aSA3 �'319 (53rd Aveazue) . ' 1�tJNICIPAL S'T!!TS !!ID S3`�ET N0, 327: S�ntauth Street ft� Gouatp �osd �6 (�[issiseippi Street) to iffiAS �3i6 (67tL h,reaw? . �� - �I�� b � a�-�. � `-�'`��, ba9 aand b�reby ase establisbed, I�e+afixd aad deei.gnst�d th* ?Lsuiei.pal Stats Aid Stssets of said CiLyn eubject t� the appYaval o! tha Civ�emiasioasr @f HiEghway� of the Stats of Mit�a�tes�ta. Bffi IT !'0l�1'� 'lES4�LOBD, tl+at tha Cit�► Clerk is bereby authosised and r�r�r��...� �..�r..� dir�ctsd to fom►ard twr+ cartified oopi.�s oa thia seaolu�ian to ths Comiasionar o� Hi�1riY�ya t0=' 11i� �sidetttioun and that apan hi� appl'oi►�tl O� tbe dt�i.gma� ti�n af �aid s�te or peiation thezeof$ tbat the sa�ae be caaatruct�d, impraved aad agei,ntained �es tb�e 'A3unicipal State Ai8 SCreete of the City of Fridleya to bs r,Ennabared aud I�a�on aa Mu�mie�pai State Aid Sta4eea 323, 3Z4, �5, 326, 327 roagaetivelyo ADO� THi3 DAY d� ,�,,,r,.,,,,, .".� _� 1966 0 J�ck Oo Rirk��m �� y �+. i+�1""VVitl �ic �$��•1 �cliY W� PLANNING C�lNII5ST�N M$ETZNG • MARCH 24, 1966 � The meeting was called to order by Chairman Kravik at 7:40 P.M. ROLL CALL: �.�..� Kembers present: Rravik, Bandel, Bergmaa, Hughea Ne�mbere absent: Johanson Others present: City 1`I�nager Wagaer, Eagineering Assistant Clark APPRUitH MIN�JTBS OF P�G C�ILSSION MBETING: FBBBIIARY 10. 1966: i ��. � �.�.�. ...�.r��r r �r.��.r... �.�)0 PAGS 1 MOTIdN by Bergaaa, s�conded by Bandel, that the �e�i�tes of the Planning Coam�ission Meeti�tg of Febxusry 1Q, 1966 be appraved. Upon a voice vote, the motion carried. � RBCEIVB MINUTSS OF PAR&S � RBCRFAI'IQN C�iS8I�: FBB�,tJAR�C Z8, 1966: r.�� _._......_.�. M+OTI�I by Baadel, secoaded bq Berg�ea, that the Plaaaing Co�aisaioa receine the minates of Parka end Recreation Coa�iasion of 1+ebruarq 28,, 1966. Upon a voice vote, the a�a►tion carried. � R�GEIVS MINIJTBS OF PARRS � RECRSA?20N C�ISSI �� MA� l�k ; 1966: M�OTION hy Bandel, secanded bq Bergmaa, that the Plapoit�g Comoei.ssion . receive the minutea of Parks aa,d Recreatiou Com�issioa of l�arch 14, 1966. Upon a voice vote, the motfon carried. REC8IV8 MIMJTES OF STRBETS � U?ILITIBS SUB-C�4II2TEE AISBTING: 17 1966s 1. MOTION by Bandel, seconded by Bergraan, that the Plsnaing Commissioa receive the erinutea of the Streets and UCilifie� Sub-Co�mittee meeting of March �1, 1966. Upon a voice vote, the m�.t�iou ca=ried. �D �IS�GT3�I: 8aaterlq end of Ironton and adjacent to Resone fros �-I to R-3A. � � Mr. S. Dum�phy, 4331 Reservoir Blvd.: He stated, ia bis opinion, that if the aoning �nere chauged to multiple dWelling�, it �oald be a lot b�tter Chaa having the section oa Ashtoa industrial. i�nleiple dwellings aou�d prevent erip fuxther encroacim�ent of itedustrial devalapsent towsrd the resideaCial neighborhood8. Ae a choice of zoniag, the �uleiple d�elliag aould be better. � If additional industrial buildiags are pnt on that corner, there is no rea- soa why future advancea vould not creep all �he vay up the northern pert S�e strip. g-2 ie not desirable, but a good plan of atiultiplea facietg a factory woald be mu�h betCer. There would be coap2ete screen fenees ia the beck of the property. Mr. Julkowski stated he agreed With 29r. Dumphy. � Chain�an Rxavi� atated t�aother gossibflity was to coiesider eutending a light industrial type of use into the Whole area and thea have it divided off with a barrier of soe�e sort eliminati.ng accees into the residentiel��a�ea. :� �)1� , „ , ;- > :., , , , : . , � ci . �... t' f' . { . ,� .�C. ii .? ,.,•,;; n >!,� .,•A.l'r. i�,r iY' � ,. �`li.��' ��' 'C3 " ��Jy . , � r '..' .LG�:S ,t,t k3 �9.� f`:�� 'v+;".!) � . ' ., .�....:i a i i��r` ��.: �...' � .t.,� l: ' c.�. .. ..�r,.; .i�l!?:. � � . , . i. . . i.ia` . . . r.� :',}',. .. _ . .C' s.��ll.:i7y.' .. _ %� rt I'^� " , - . . �r�e �^. i"�.yr ``p� 1.t:,YIGi �,�.T?,� '.i' �'.;i_,. ";�7(;P » ;�.1.G�_ Zr�° i. +.'.i�''; [a(:#�7l:t7 ,.1�.1. � ..`i . C;�aia�:� }Cr.�a+;i� s�,.a.:,d �;ax P?_�nn��.� �o:rcn:is:�?�:�n 1��*�F.l..� 1�lc�. a eta��m�nt in ?" � t13; d.tir? 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M,,�� I. ia�,� .� 1�1arc:� 24 n 1966 P�' 3 �...�..�.�.._..._�....._...�..�....�,.M..�._.�.._.._.......,..,.a..�.-.,.......,.a....,.r...�..._ �•------ %. p6.�BLIC �1�:AtZIN ;; RL'�I!`N" N� I�k:�.17EST Z0.9._�66 -0'� �;�EX`1S�E 1�R�T.U: Lr.,� 8z B�rs�ck ^0, A ad�i tox' s S zbd.iF �.r� c,r �� CiT � 4Q" 7r:°ntnn Stz ��•�� ± ,.�RRkzan� �'rt�m R- , i, s.ing�� t:�sry d�,�rrlt_in�� ±.:t: Rt-,3d `.g�n�z��:1 I,f,:�It:ip7. f.am:��y 8w�llings). Mr. and Mr� ��'r�:�id. w�rr<� prr,s�•�a� » xt was n��t��d. ttz�t, tl�� land was a 3.it�±�1� ov�r an acr� �45�000 sq. ft. ) and a7 «tnits coul.d ba� b�.iilt �n i'�;. Mx. Fr�id was inform�d t�hat this nvmnb�r wo�z�.d r�ai�� t�z� d�ynai�;; a�.it�l� �:ats :�t��.a snd. was asked ii k�e co�eild g^�t tk� pr�chas�r� f:a m��dify t�a-.� �att��nt to b� r�zane�d. P!ff�. Fra�id s�at+�d �ae �'asd a�y�r and did n�t know w�_at <��w p�ana w�x�. T'.�� commissian stat�d t�� aca�ss w�auld ,�av� �-p b� �n Ironton 3tr��t and noi c�f£ Ea,st Riv�r R�ad. T&� r�comm�ndati�n of k�odn� & Assr�cia.t�s .for th�.s r�z��n�n,� ;�,8 di�e��ss:�d wit�ix i��s� Froids. T`��: P�anning Cc�mm.`4esion �slt�c�. Mr. Frc�id to cnnta�t �h� praspc�ctiv� buy�r end a�k ��i.m to ca,1� �� Caty Mansg�°�r tc� da.scass �i� plans fer -ihe ar�aa. MOTION by Band�a�., s�cond�d by ii°�g.;�sQ t�aat �;zn� �P�annS.ng Commissian contin�.� t�� public �i�arin�r t�f �-,�.� r+�z�ninEr r�q`�.�st ( ZOA #66�0'� } by Cearge Froid until tY�� n�x-t m��rting. CTpt�n a v:�:ic�� vc��, t�e r.�r�tion carrie8. . 3. CR�2 ORDINANCE: Finsdl dra.ft of ordine,nc�. Th� follow�.ng corr�cti�ns Mter� a�gg�st¢d by the Planning Com�ise3on: �'ag� �: 4*� a�� in parag.rapYa c b�ginning with "af such conc�ntration" to end of parsgi��.ph be ins�rt;�d in p�axa�raph b a.ft�r "particulate matter is" and corr�c?�i.ng particulax to pArticulat�. pag�e �, g. Sp�cial r�quir�m�nts! it�m a. "2) ta r�ad the eame a� (1) after manufac7:uring �stabl.xshm�ntse . �'a�e 5, urz:,:�r g� 4il:lag+�' Ccauncil shoul,d b� C:ity Council. �h� �rn p�rastrax�� rc" b�cc,r?rn,nx wzt» "o �._,. _ � ---..;.- ,:5z_�.�t�� ,_ . .. _ . . ,_ � - �f ,• ,�.f t��r_�'��_rtic ��ta.t� , ma.t ��rM^?:s b. . _ �,� �:.�...,�_, _ x.,,;: t m P��.,C4).�.ii�"*� ?,u'�C3 rancl �r „sr,"„V� l I��z� C� anc� i�t 8`'tQ i7l� �1� "(Gi.tV GOiXT1Cl. . ,.�,_ .: . � �---�.t.,: .� w . . . ... xK--- �aacar°�vx.�m�_-s Psx�2 �s�hd�i,i,s�r n, '- S�: c�a1 r � t;,r�ra�n� �,t��zm '�s" �� to r�ad ae. . . . .. : .. _: � � . . _ .. ..� .. � .. _ � R S"`u�=.�2.�GY^s.v�C '1 aft�� man�fac�t.ar�n,?'„�°s�`��l,n��m:n � r�nd h�� t��rmw�*n�l�d to_G�anc�.� f .�., _n.� _ � . :.......� . _. _ �� . _, � _,_� .__ _�� : :�� _ f�� T,ar� ��° �_ C, r� c, �{ Unvn a voiC� vot.e,. tka�_mOtiar�,Carried,.� � ��s s��a ��d f��. � i f t�t C 1�• f`, +ana � 1 c� n� trs w?�.A.h ,th„�, P:�ann� Camm�.��i�n _.........�...A..e:o.�. ..�._ ;..._.-. , . _ :. r�comm�nc�.r.�.�n ad��t �r,�. _CR ? Or�3xn�n� + �a� }h,ag. c��t;��v �h��an„1;,_,,, ��i tR _,_ �.._.... ._.. _... s_.. � _. _ .. _,...,,_,._.._... �o�n�.�ci� �Pgxk .�� _ B�.nd�� wef�zLd lik�y..t�, �;�e �ht�l�rdinaner_�a.nnllnd,��o,�G+�mm�rc� �a�k.. Block, 2. in ate �nkir��y. : � �". ._ . . ._ ..,. __., ,tin. . _ a a CC}MMF.`f2CE FARIC COVEN�IN�'S : I�o aGti�n. C� • 1�); 3 PI,�.nnir�Commissipn I�Ir:f,ti «� 1'�ia.rc� 24, 1966 Pa�e 4 '�. 52'RE"ET PATT�t:N FQR i�JRSTN�Y HQME �Y WINSLOW & ASSQCSATES: �R�i�rr�d to Stx�s:�te and '.'�i..l.iti`�o S?zb�:c�ramit.�r�� .i<,�� at�udy `Ph� Str��ts and `1ti.li.ti��s S�z.b--Ce�.tt�� discuss�d the propQSed road fram asbnrn� Road �0 76�' Av�n�a�� ur��.1c� v��J.d bA a continu,ation oi' T�rrace Road �Spring Lal�� Fark) , and rr�r� i.nfc�rn�r�d Winsl.�co & Assaciat�,fs �ave th� 30 fa�ot dedic�tian fram �Tnity Hosp:� ta.� �d �c� nc,w in th� �rcae�ea c�f n�gc�t,iating �or 30 f��rt fr�m B`�ook ?, Osbc:rn�:+ M�n�r 2nd Add.zti4n. M(�I'I(�N rv B!�r�m�n. s�c4nd�d, bv,y,Ba�,nc3�I �,,,t�at th�:,�7.a�,��n a;Qn �� wi.th Str�a�t.s and �ltilifi��?s S�b=C'amm�t��+� and r�cc�mm�nd s��rova� �f tln� rQad Asttern„u,a.e x��9xi,�d �hv 4u,n�lcw & As�xc�a,��e.�1�p�,n a'.��.ce vot�� th�a mati�n�. .. . .. ,. . _..._ . . .. . .....r ..__... _ � . . . . ._ . . . CSrr1.�d.. � t �� 6. Rk30R�ANTZATTdN �F P'L9..I�irNlIai;� Cf1��'LISS3't%N: B�rgmsn etat:�d ��at, in lais mpinionn th� pr�sent �rg�niaation is efiicient and �f£�ct3v� e.nd. so nc�t�ing is t¢� b� gained by r.�rgani�ation. H� f�lt tbe pr�e�nt eizc� is pr�p�r, and '�c�aving a� in a ama�,i�� grt�t�p gp�ds up proceeses o H� f�lt t?�r� :i.� a d�:�'in�� n�ac� .for er�.bmc��mmi,tt��e ae tY�er� is a certain a�o•unt c�f l�g war� �r��ich ��y d.� and it Y�S��ps �� Plas�ni.ng Com�iesion to move mora� qu:ickly. T.�aE;r�r may b� eom� m�rii t� a�mbi�e activity of th� Plats and Subd��isions and Str��e an.d `�tilati.�e Sub>�Gommit�t��, bnxt he is of t�� opinion it weu�.d b� ta a am�,ll d=�;g�°�:�. ��tw►o sumey �f �h� r�quir�m�nts do overlap` mos� tla� prc�bl�ms ar� d��ini�c��.y s�para��. H',�h�a �xpr�ss�d t�a� f��lir�g af t� P�,anni.n� Gommj.saion that th�y fesl th+a m�ans c�f drawi.ng �:Qg��h�sr ai�. r�f' t�� ;r�tir�n� fac�� conc�rning a giv�n request � making th�m av�3.l�.ble, and a� lowin�g su��'f:�.cx�nt tim� for study before a meetin� -would be vsry hFl,��ful. Foz�s f�r -th� p� �i�i�n�x to us� would b� very deeirable and sp��d the oa�ration r�i th� P1ann�Y�g Commissicn consid�:rably. It w�culd simplify tta� p�tit�,�aner's �f.forts in t�:iat thc petitionars by having such a form to follarr� wo�i�,d kt�.ok w� at; �iniarma��r.n is r�q�.ir�do Furthe�rg as w� continu� to r:�vis� owr zoning c�ad�,, i;:i:�.�� additi�ns of -�r�.�s eort w� hav� r�scomm�nded i.n CR= ca,��gcsry, will, al.ec� t�nd t� mak� a*�r op�ra�ions mcar� �fficient az�d tend to gi�r� b�t��r r��ul,ts to t�� g�ra�i��n �f' �h� Plann�.ng Commieeion. Thie lzas b�en �xpr�as�d by al� of us. C�Sairman Krava.k stat�d it s��auld b� ra�c�gniz�d t�aat in d�i.ng this it will b� p��tting a gr�m� d�mand c�n t`�� !�'ity a.dmi.nis�rative $taf£ s requir�s time and m�n�y �n b��a1£ af t�� City. t�e Cc,unci3�'s ac��a�d�a1� is ccnsid±�r�b1V �e�r� crc�wd.�d ttaan that o2 trs� rlann� � � _ ,, .. ,._.,.�.,�. _.Commission.,Tadvae� ti�e C�t��C��anc�.1_4w�, w�1� plan to m��t with th� C�ract� s th� C�unc�l's pl�s.s�.r� �.� •.n.v f�m� to discr.fiF� t1�� ,•a�,• �-�,� _'�� e ax�,.'.: :.=; s� �.rx , _ , _ . , : , � $�ATlt�,�Yl,�' {`r`iri't 1 ��'�r na 's ; ` ^� - . 1TIte'� t� Carr��d.� _ �._., . _� ...,e � �! � .. _ _�.. _�.. n,�. � , c� i� _ vC�tg . �'h� _ _ w??>.__ _ _ � �'.,,��,�.- T�� C�h.,air�an sta�r�d �t�� P1arm.ing Cc�iesion do�e p�rf�rm �unctiona.11y . according to t�� City C�a.rt��r and any �en aar�m��.t as stich w�uld nQ� n�csessxil.� imgr�a�� ti��:ir �if�ctiv�n�ss as fax as �xp+�dit2ng mat��rs that app�sr b�fore I th� Plann�.ng Cr�m�na�eian. fl��:rwv�r, ��a�� m�mb�ra o�' t�i� Planning C�mmission f�el � c�an��s rar� w3g� to cnneid�r r�.nd w�::�.co�� tt�� pperttxrz�ty to m�e�t witt� �Lh� � G�uncil ran t�i� pr��r�s�d rre�organization as augg�at�sd. \ � �1�� I II S t' � � 1'1�1"l7. 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Nl!�T,T.ON by F��:�rgmc�, �E�cozr_d, d by zius�� ,�t��.a� th�; �:l.�:nr.ing Cc�mmassi�n . i �id � c:�� t�> a��r�*�-a�,l �; f t��r:. rc;:►�m I�C � 00 vta fi'�. t.;� fi f'�; s> �,t' T,;-ix�g d.�J.�ti,c:�n "P�:g.nned �;, �r, i��p,::.,�ni" ai�ci �' :, r�..�i��ii.i.c;n. r�' '�Lat; Spl��a'p a:zd "Str�.�€* or A?.l.�y V�cations", s.n.d ��;�:F�t t:�.i;� �ppravsJ -i s �1��1 y c�.?�l, > ,,t� �!h;F= Sc%�etd�r � ,� �, �' �ns�°;r��et�c�ns as ur�-,p: - U��d 1ay t�� C i t.y NI� n�.�. r. IIpon a voice vote , the motion aarried . : 8.� I�S.�S DF.SI�NgT��N: �Lngin�aring .A.ssis-�s�nt CJ.a,rk �xp].aine�d t�� c�� in t�� r9al�s of apglying .�or MSAS funds, w?�iie B�r�an, Chal.�. b� Si;r��{B and �3til�ti�s Sub�Commi.tt��, point�d out, �on, t�� map s�pplz��. by �ti��t: �'�in��rin� A�partm�nt A the carr�nt str��ts und+�r MSAS s,nd th�m p.co�os�d MSAS str�r�ta. MOTIQ„N � B�rra.�an s�cnnd.��d bv Ha�:,•�vs,� ��a� �� P�anni.n� C�mm'.ssio ar�4:�.�� k.�m tiY � w_e �-�:<:+2- � - . SYRts ! 'O+t��+._:r- h � cu��i �. 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R.�,LON Z�:a RL�; �T : 7�A �`6fi��J2 .�T R CEI)tiZ � �a �°c � S;)0 bo�a,-t:i:�d by � ie ^b1.,91_r.��J7 �'�.`iS.r't�T_,Pl � ,.i axa;'Zt'��..�� i:�F � .;� `ap _.".3�' � �x�'Q .�:'M71`tJ:: r.Tl � _'.,. � � _��°?� and ��' Sa��?��,� y� .�;ti.w GJ�� s�` .::��r,�� _ .�u E�� c��a1 .� . 5k��.:��r�ld: aft;�:rrt�� 3 �� '�''� 4 �? ��E�i.' ��.f :inc�fsx `v�.i1�;' �Y? t :�r: ��_I.t?1, 1.(' �,::� � i re�. �t]'�'?t)i1F' ii..�i.� �^� ��t O� ��$ iF.:.riC�� t�"r15 '�'.1£�C`1.89�.;3_ �.7:;� 'a�,.t� `�.�.c�Y.t211'i;�!' rF,,'Ti�n,-in�: i.;.`t� t� ,,1.1,!i, ..��;i� rc': 83�i � f."- 21�'t4 r' � ', �r ,A ` ;'! .,;'t�x �+` .�i3� @.1] (.J i i 21'_��:[1 . %xC�I : � �I b,y x, ��s . � :=:ti :�J .. :i � y � . r�;ma.� � :. ., , �` � .'..F, ��lpnaz : z� Y F i;ns�� a��,�a 5:�4; x�fi-q�,x.��s°t a.n c�pini�n � rc?�a 'c.��; C�i_t.y a��•,;� Y�:!� �; v,,� t;� ,•> 1��' i'�x r:f ir�s�=:x#i.ng i.� t:�;:: p:�bl�c t�k�,:rings nr:�xcn� a:�l ��a� par�;, caf' °ti:.is :.:aaz�" an3� :if i.r.gal., #Q au a�r*:: s:� p�b�ie `��srin�;a �n ��: ya�g #12 anr T�� in s.ac{� s. �aa.y so as �ta a1�.ow t;_��ti= ma�a�Yam ,flexib�.lii;= in •�h.s� smc«n-� of ;.�°�, ��nd aff�r.ct�d and ��;� zanings ca b�� c�nsid�r�+d. `�7p�ja a•�>c��.i.cF �c: t-e ,�-��, mc- `�.�:°� �a.�ri��dv NIC'TION by B�rgman, s�condwd by Hu��:FS. c`n,a?� ��,+� Planning Cc�mmisaion s�t a p�ublic h�aring da+� af April �4, ?96F� ic�l� .r�zen.ing .req,�;s�stt zaA #66-�2, �iy RiPd�7., Parc�l ,�.800 b�r.zizd�d by riissf.tiszppi SYr�e � o� �he Nort�a? %�' Str�et on th� Ea�t Q 63rd A�;�nu� on tt�P Soaih a.nc3. `=��' S�i-r�= ;=,} �n �:�� W�st e �J�� a v�ic� vot�e,. th� mo�ion carri�d. REZONTNG �.lEST •- ZO�A 66«�a��,II�:ICKSON P:��O?�ET�N! �ORP �: Lota ? r 2£ 6 ti�rr,i 10, B�.c�cic 7, Gi.t;� V'a.�w dci.d�fi��-,�n. �.nd I1c.�i�;� 2r 7, -�0 ?��r°��, 'i�G B��ck 8, Gzty Vzew A�diti.a� �1ia=� b��i;yr�Fn �7�' �l��r��.�?� �,n� �'?'� P;t�.c� b��n Nia�n Stre�t ancl �nav�rsity av�nrx�) . P��xon�: irom k•-,`Z tr. a comm�?�caa�. �rcn3ng. MOTI�N by B�r�en, s�cond�d by H��g':�3�s, •�,�at T'k.� 1'lenning C�mmiseion s�t a� p•�blic �x�axi�ag da.�� o?' Apxil 'I�};, 1Qb6 f�x r�zoning r�qa�st, z09 #66�034 Exic�ac�n P�trc�l��an C�rp . crf L�-ts 1, 2, 6��r°� i 0� Bl�a��c:k '� and �ts 2�'�, � 0�hrbi 1�, B:��c� 8, �i�ty Vf.�r� A3d.?.�;�.�n� ta r.�z�r�,«. �'ram R=2 ±.o a cammr�rc�al �c�n3.ng. u��aa� $. ��ic� v�-t�, �� m�>-ti �.�� c�_rrid�i. Pt�SSTBI,�, SPF'3CIIAL i�SE kE�M:t'�' IN C(�I+��,7NCTION WLTH }�'C:RCIN r�RDINBNCE N�s�.295: Tlh� Gom�,niseien, a,ft�� r.e�adin� t:tz� l.��i,�x �r�m �1� .�:�n �"� ��'�nsenQ B�ailding �.�sp�c-�c�r� dat�d Marc�z ��, 'iy66� d�c�.ded i;�.�t, t�.;� C�-�;y �l�torney g�xea�d b� c��:nsu�,t�d and aek€�d t�s drrsw up s�m�t�ing a3.cng' �?�� 1a�n�s s�gcsst�d in t�is 1�t��rx Yaaving i't r�ac�y for tk�� n�t�t d�.se�sssic�n m��:tin� w��i,ck� wcsi2.l.d b� �.gril 28., ?9b6. MOT,Ct3N by H�gY��sY s�cond�d by B�r�nzaxi, t�t t>�� Planna.n� C��miseion ask t�e City A�;toxn�y �t� m�i; witt�� t�� C�muussivn on �t�� 8�' r�i April fcsr t%� purpos� �f. discusraing th� l��Lt�r #`�sra Ail�n :��n��n9 BrS�i�.ding �n�p�ct�r, c�.a��d March 22, 196bA s,nd Ordinancc� ,�29� and Ordinanc� 7��3 s Upan a�-c��ic�r vat$, the motion carried. � �� 1S $UxI.DING BOARD I�BTII�TG �g � MARCg 30, 1966 . � ' '-�--- �BBS P888SNTt ' IC�rsvik, CheaeCte, Samuelsaot, �tauge �i,lard 1) , Zbnco (�Ta�'d Z). 1�erder (W$rd. 3) , � ABi38NTs Eliia VI821�ONtSs 1K�s. Snnice Luad, Mr. Wolke and ott�er visitora for itaa� #3 l�ire. Luad said she had thought at the time ahe wrote the descriptioa of the building that her property exteaded to the railroad trscks (property�, bawtver, her property line is 50 feet from the railroad'a. � '� Mr. Rravik stated tl�at the building is the onlq coasideration of the i.i•� ; ' Building Board, ,,,�, 2. vote, no naqs, Mr. Kravik declared the a After a discuasion about ehe height of the buildiag (the general opinion was that it reaemblsd an apartment building), the feace on the aorth and sa�t aides, and the attractiveaesa of the eidewalk arouad the buildiag on tbe City properCy es ehown on the plana ( Motion by Mrs. Berder rec I the feace be iaatal ed oa � zecoim�ea e ar t e u � � upoa e voice vote, tbere � ar� ried. 3. l A� W�� No� ��_�� east e no nays, G"hairmaa Kravik dec �� :�c � �4 � ��e,�� Dafiaite buildiag plaae �ere nat preaented, buC a general descripton aw given bq Mr. Wolke. The buildiEig would be block and brick. Mr. Wolke stated that they just waated a teneative approvai before tiuy wenC ehead vith fiaal plsns. Questioas were aslced conceraing the amount of Water added to tt►e se�oera. It was stated that the maxiowm amount would be 800 gallons an hour. The Board indicated 8 fesliag of tentative aQproval. ADJOCIRNMBNT; Chairman Itravik adjouza�d the meetiag at 8s05 P,M. Reapectfully Snbmitted, Olive L. Rezder, 3ec�etsry to the Board �L () � �� L�'" � J � � y�. _ � �'F.`� � fl1�K+'Y4r .TY:r'L'1:'. rt . .. �., .. ! ,r•S.A t a;4�+.1�. M�S.�wNn:t..:�N. . i'" . tl , nLf. . , . . . . .. . � }.�: , �.,. .:L't.:�,..t[°, �1 ` . 'd� 'd • . .., ' .: ' , .. . �.�. �`�': i�.i,�F , .. . . , '��?`,�'�'s.�.�':t�-.T':�;' � � , �u . . ,.. . . . . �._.. _.. �-� ` r � . � . ._ �._ -,.. � . _ ,� r , . .. ' ' . - . .. : -: ;. : . ._ � .. . , r �... .. , ..i.,_.. �: ,... r s:��:. . . , . . . � ... ..,bp � . ,. . � '. ' , . . . . . .. . �. .i ...., . . � . � � . � . . ' . . . . . . .. .. . .. . . . . . . . ' ' � . . . .. .. . .. . . . . . . . . . t . . . . . . .. � .. . . . . . _ . � . _._,...z,- '.. � � . . � . . � . � . �.. -. � . .. � , . . . ' � . . � .. . �� e � .. . r, ... .. . �. .. s� _ . . .. . . . . .. ._ .. . . .� . , -. {* . . . . . . . . . . _ .. . . .. . - � . . �_ ..,. . . �. .,: :. �.. ;'. t,_ . .:. . . . . . . . . . . . . �. . � ��t � . . .:).: �-. . . . . . . . . . . . . , . .. .4, . � � � � � � � � 108 ; �� ; , � . � . � I � . . _ ,, , a � M E M 0 � T0: Earl P. Wagner, City Manager � ° FROM: Marvin C. Brunsell, Finance Director SUBJECT: Connection to City Water and Sewer Main , - Lot 4, Block 1, Moore Lake Hills Addition :i ' . Lot 4, Block l, Moore Lake Hills Addition has watex and sewer servicea - on Woody Lane. An assessment has been levied for these servicea. Mr. Nebel proposes to build on Lot 4, Block l, but build on the Central � l Avenue aid.e of the lot and tie into the main lines on Central Avenue. Most of the othex property in this area has been divided into two loCs : � with one loti facing Woody Lane and the other lot facing Central Avenue. ; . � The attached agreement would allow Mr. Nebel to tie onto the watex and" , . sewer main without paying a connection charge at thia time. Such • � . contiection charge would be levied in the future if the property wexe ° divided'�:�h�.a agreement would be recorded with the deed. � I . : � • � , . � : .� . ti : , . _ _ ,. s - I . � ( �. . , > � • ' � _ � l _ . `- _ f _ � ' � ' - �l • _ � : _ ' \ l . 1 . ' . r i I i ! �� i � �� .. 178gA�R7t�NT 0�' �ir�NG �i� �° ��a.� 6431 Univ�Brei�r Ave��a� N.E. �°ridley� I�.�ae H�orabie Msyor and City Couueii c/o Ber� P. Wagaero City Maaages 6431 IIaiv�rsity Avsaue 1Q.Se �b'$da.�►8 �2lii s .S� 1 Aii s° ��r�_ ii`i6AVYii�Y'r� r�►VaJi7R�1 ST. 196b-I SC��S A �...+. _. �. �. _.. _... . _. _ G�nfil�as�: April 4, 1966 �'he bid abstract for tt�a abave 'refsr�aced psaje�i hss b�sn �camined by ma� aad i find th� lc�at bid submitted ws� thee bid �a� Auukley 5urfaciag Compzay in the total lump sum bid �of $141o'�sZ.90. The s�and bid wss th� bid og Black Top Surfaciag C�piany in tht amauat� of $2I3�379.40. The rhird bid was the bid of H�nn�tpia Bla�k Toppiag Coanpaay in the a�u�t oi $223, 903.37. • Ths f�llowiag ie � tabulstivn og eost8 iot compuisou Nith the l�wast Lu�ap Sum Bid and th� prelimia�aq aepo�ct �a�fa�Ce. 8atisasted c�astracti�a rosts frc�mn �he prelimi�asy se�part f�a str�e�s in this p9ro j�t LoWaet Lump S�ns Bid Approxi�m�ate D3.ffeseace �s,a�9.a� ^$1`9,.1, ;,55Z,,,_ 90� � 36.886.51 Tha abrrve tsbulatia�a ai eosts shcyws th�t the lo�v: bid of Dunkley Surfaciag Compan�► is well wi�hia the �s�iarsted figuree prese�nt�d in the prslim3�aay saparto If i� ie the eoun�il's datesmiumti.on to ords�t this impsavement, I reco�ud Che ContYact be aws7rda;d tm Dunkley Surfacing Compsay fn the �at af thsir b�d. 1�1Q sob V��y �suly qawce, N �� NA.SIM QU�BSHI, P.$. City Sngineer �— .' . I :°+', i � �� I • .� �� S' c�'+.��'1.' �iCT1r�'��lC PI�(?Jl[�T � � � � ST. 19Gba1 ��.�is°L� A � U FRgDI.�Y, MX1t1�SOTA. � Sidr� Q,p�aed sn A�YiI 4,� 19�b6 �+C 12:00 Naon � � � �Campletfan P'LANH�6L� BID DBP�TT BASS BZD D�t� Alax�� C�nst�uction Co. t�5�1 �f�a� Ava�ue i�iiur�pol i�t a Mima � B�rtc�n �rm�zac�ix� Co. 10300 89th Ave�aua Ost�evs M3mn. Oi�� G�acl�on � Sons, Inc. 2�b '�dg�d Ava. �a. Mfua�p�Iiea rs3un. 55426 " J�y w. Cr�t� co. , 6S0 Na. F�ae:sc�n Av�aue Csm%zidge� Mir�. Bl�r.tc 3`op S�vice Co. 7400 ��idga Ave�ue St. Louio Pa��rko Pif.aa. H�ze].z�rm Bitvminoue Co. s In� Fai��, P�a�. �nkl� Su�fr�ciag Ca. - 9756 Gr�d Ste N,E. Mir�empa� I ie s. Atia� e i��h� A�mp1�81t G°oa�tr. Ca. 1b31 6bth Av�. N.S. Piimn�pe�lia, A4ism, tlxnald B�ccicm�rn Coae�ctoY 9649 �idt Ave. So. Mit�asaapolise Mis�u. 5�►31 d / - '/ � � � � �/� �� .� �o v�'�v2,3, 3 7 y. yo _ �� v" l(��:cT d (�a.r,�.�- ��, � . � � � ^ . �/�/� J'Sr�i./ L� ."�D . � 1� � � ��` i�� G6 . ,�jd� �� GE � ." � � � Bi.d Sh�e�. St. i9�6•I S�lxedule Apzi� �S, 19G6 A ! ► Q tN l�, w � P� � ��,�' � � • • • CITY OF FRIDLEY PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTNIENT Paul Brown, Director 6431 University Avenue N.E. Phone: 560-3450 April 4, 1966 Honorable Mayor and City Council c/o Earl P. Wagner, City Manager City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 RE: Bids on New Tractor plus attachments opened April 4, 1966 at 12:00 o'clock Noon The foZlowing are the bids submitted from four different Tractor equipment companies; B IDDER Carlson Tractor Long Lake Farm Supply Midway Tractor Co. Ace Equipment Company CASH PRICE Ford 4112-4e $4,077.00 Ford 4112-4e $3,907.70 Ford 4112-4e $4,182.75 Massey-Fer. $5,538.00 TRADE-IN $375.00 , $550.00 $500.00 $1,375.00 NET PRICE $3,702.00 $3,357.70 $3,682.75 $4,163.00 DELIVERY DATE 10 - 15 days Cab 30 days 30 days 30 - 60 days 30 days Les Chesney, Superintendent of Public Works, and I have examined the bids and find that the low bid on the Tractor plus attachments was submitted by Long Lake Farm Supply Company. I recommend that their proposal for the Tractor plus attachments in the amount of $3,357.70 be accepted. Note: Cost estimates obtained by phone prior to March 3rd.revealed a possible New Equipment cost to the City would be $3,530.00. The bid recommended above is $173.00 less. Going back to the price on demonstrator model submitted at first, we find a cost of $3,076.50. The bid recommended for all new equipment above is $2$Q.50 more. 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