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P��a 77 mx�d 78 �s�e the usual rout3s�t type a�ac1 ca� b� �ass� by oaa� �io�ao � 24o R�tsOLUTI�O�' Ta CORR�CT R�SOLi'Tt� �t4o Z�1966 � Ri�: A85S$SS�I�TS: T�+e zyaolutio�► aa Pagv ?9 ia 9slf-�lmnatary� b�tt ii yoa do have at�yy qut�►5tio�sto t� F'� Di�sCttmr ea►�'a a�w�qc t� at th� uNtl.�ng o �a� �+a�� '�a�lG ��R .. �s G� 1�E�cI� �.8a ].96� �ccx►t�d3 � 35 o R�SOLUPZO�P t�R�IFY]� C�3�TtG'�3 'it� C�A�TX AtiD2T�ta T'h� 7c'Nalutiva c�t Pag� �Q is �Pcx�t.�a3 B� fi� 1�'��t o�a Pags 81a 26 o R�SOLUTI�1 — Rt� a �t1LL1�Yc�T�1G g ll►�►yocc Kir� a+sk+�d that I pla+� �bae s�olut9.ota o� R�g� S� o�c► t�tis a�ga�o Z7p R�SOLVPZt7�t �CiRIVY� PR�L�RY PLAbY3 A�iU 8PEC7[FICATI�VTS AaID O�tk7E�tID�s A H�'A�t�G — 5T o 1�6Cs�2 ��A�ii�4 1) ( 73RD AV'SStI� 1qORTt3BAS'Tj a T�is rmsolu�io� o�a Pa�� 83 9.s aA t�.e �gsz�cia faac yo� aaoai�cl�acatioa i£s (lj yoat wisYt, �.o ��i� i�pgov�� this year, aad �Z) ii �lha Ca� da�� o•� �k+� ��:� vv� a� a Ca�a�y r�a i� Moti+e� O� �� S�"e �CX�' �!3 � t�� 4� �� 3 O� �SQ�B � i� � o 78o I$�SQLt3'1'�0� l��°1�V'I�iG P'ti�L ��I�6E: � 31�CiI�IGTI�S '�D �.�R�G A. ��' "a �5��'��•o '�@ 7�8Ql.�.�A�E�OR1 O� FaQ� $Ef W�i a�'d�ar �� fa� ?'��e �� caf b�!►y f�c �cfo�as p�crje�s tha�� l�a►v+�e� ��:a��;��d £� �,..�.-a�� C�i.t c�'da�,^�d th� in�cov�s �oa� �.�6� o �l�i,� �o�ie� �,� c� �:�g��as ��' a�aad 88 0 �t•_.,.�y:r *. T'h� Ccaa�.�i3. vai31 �t ari�ia S�. sta►�L3.�y a'� 7 P.oD�, botoar+� iG� Cvrt�rireil �t�x�g a Pl�►s� ��am� Q s�xx� Mer o S�tlsy aRivis�a titat l� will s� � full ��x" � � � Ti� MINUTES OF TH8 REGULAR COUNCxL MEETINC UF APRIL 4, 1966 A regular Couacil M�eetiag qf t6e City of Fridley was called to order by Mayor ItirUc6ams at 8:10 P.M. RO�� ERS PR83�NT: Kirtcbam„'Wright, flarris, Shesidan, Samuelson 1�MBSRS ABSSNT: None ' APi�`AVAL OP' MINUIES, REGULAR 0�„�UNCiL I�ETING, MARCS 21, 7.966s Mayar Kirkbam atated that there was a correctioa to be made in �he Minutes. Oa page 6 uader the heading, "Cammunieation: Office of Economic Opportuaity: Need £oz Sate2lite Office". Iti should read '�Upon a voice vote, Mayor Kirkham end Couacilman Samt►elson voting nay, the mc�tion carried", instead of listiag juat Coew►cilman Samuslsoa as vot�ng naq. Motioa by Couacilman Wright to adopt the minutes of the Regular Coaacil M�eetiag � of March 21, I966 se amended. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice. vote, there beiag no aaqs, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. i SPBCiAL COUNCIL MBE?ING �S� MARCA 29, 1966: M�otia� by Councilman Ssrr3s to adopt the Miautes of tbe Special CounciZ MeeCing of March 29, 1966 as aubmitted. Seconded by Councilman Sa�elsoa. Upoa a voice vote, there beiag no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motioa caxried. ATTORNSY G�IExAL'S OPINZQNs Mayor Kirkham etated that the opinions from the Attoraey Geaeral'e office relative to the appointmeat of Couacilman Samuelsoa, and the compatibi].ity of City Attorneq sAd A$evciate Muaicipal Jadge have been rece3.ved, and he aaked the City AtCOraey tfl read the major part of the opiniona. In the queetioce coaceraing the appointmeat, the opiaioa was that the appoiatment was valid. Ia the question concerning the campatibility, the opiaion waa that the position�of City Attoruey a�d Asaociate Municipal 3udge are not coa►patfble. MoCion by Councilman Wright ta receive both opiniona from the Attorney Geaeral and make them part of tbe utinutos of the m�eeting of the Council. Secoaded by Couacilman 3heridaa. Upoa a voice vote, there being no nays, Meyoz Kiricham declared tbe matioa ca�cried. Fo1laWing are the complete opiaions fran the Attorney GeQeral'a office: Regul�r Couacil Meeting � April 4, 1966 • ATTORN�Y GENERAL'S OPINION3: Robert W. Mattsoa Attorney General State of Minnescta St. Paul, Minaesota March 29, l966 Hoaarable Vtrgil C. Herricic Fridley Citq Attoraey 6231 IIaivetsity Avenue Nor,�heast ?itnaeapolis, Miaaesota ; Dear Mr. Herrick; page 2 Your reqe�est for aa opininn of this offica is baaed o�, the follaotiag FACTS "The City of Fri.dlep operatea under a Hane-Rule Charter adopted ia 2957. Sectioa 2.05 provide+s thet wbea a vacancy exista in a council seat that the couacil shall, declare by resolution that such �s vacancy exists aad'shall forthwith appoint aa eligible person to fill tho same. � "Section 3.44 requires every resolution to be preseated in writing • snd read in full at a couaail aeeeting. � "Section 3.04 furith$r providea thst a msjoritq vote of all of the members of the cauaci2 shall be required For the pasaa$e of all ordi- n�a�ea, motiona and reaoiutions. "At the first reg�ular a�eting of the City Council ia Jaausry 19bb the aeW1y elected m�yor �as etao�a ia anc! accepted office. He bad been the Counci].man irom!the first ward a�d consequently there woutd be a vacaacy in the seet of the Councilmaa from the firat ward. Thereupon e motioa was made tc� agpoint a peraon to that seat. The motion �as seconded and carried by a vote of 3 to 1. ?h� nev couacil�aaa wee dec2ared appoiated �nd taok the oath of office and haa beea serving fzan that time to d�te. All of the business transacted to date has been adopted by a sufficient majority so that his vote �vould not be aecessary to coafisw valid passage of any act of the city council.." QUESTI�TIS •'1. Waa the app'ointmeat oi the first vard counciiman valid with- o�t the reading aad' passage of ths reaolution zequired by the cl�artet? "2, Doee the firat ward councilman have a valid vote aa a member of t�te city council; at the present time? � "3. If it is aecessary to have Lhe city couacil adopt a written " resoi�tion deelaring the vacaney, wi1l it aleo be neeesearq for the city council to formally psoceed �ith another motion to appoint an eligible person to;,f311 the same? • • • Reg��u� Council �ee�in� - Apr�l �, 1956 ATTORN�:Y GENERAL`S OPZNION3 .(CdNT.) OPINION I. The fu17. text of 2.05 of the Fridley Chartez reads as fol�aws3 page 3 "A vacancy in the COSiq:C�Z shall be deeu�ed to exist ia caae of ti�e failure of any pezson elecCed thereto to qualify on or before t8e date of the second regalar meeting of the neW cnuncil, or,'bq reaaaa of th� dea�b, resign�atiouy re�►oval fran office, reacova2 fraai the city, remaval of a werd couaci].m�.n from his ward, continuoua abseace fran the city �or mare than three montha, or conviction of a feZony, o� any such perBOn whether before or after hia Qualificatioa, or by , reason of the failure of any councilmaa wiChout good cauae to perfosm any of the duties of inemberehip in the covacil for a period of thr�e a�nths. Zn each such case� Che council shall by resolutivu declare. the next regular municipal election for uaexpired term. (�mghasis suppl The vacancy here w$�e cau+�ed by a resignetioa. It ia a well-settled rule of cammoa Iaw that where two offices age incompatible, undotebtedly �he case �►ere, the acceptance of the secoad operaees as � resignatfon of the firat. Annod I00 A.L.Re 1164. The rule is £oliawed in Minnesata. Keane� v. Geargen, 36 Mina: 190, 32 N.W. 2].0; Hoff�an vo bawas, 145 Fiinn. 465, 177 N.W. 669; State ex rel. Hilton v: Sword, 1S7 Minn. 263, 196 N.W. �a67. xesigaatioa reaults from the acceptance oi the second office and a formal notice of zesigna- tioa is uanecessary to bsing about the resuLt. Siace � resignation took glace, 2.05 of the Fridleq Charter �aoald epply. It �aas not follawed, ho�wever, sad the questfon therefor� is whether the failure to declare existeace of the vacsncy by resolution invalidates the appaintment. We are aat coacerned with a defect arising from the psssage of a anotion iast��a o� a resalution (see Lindahl v. iadep�ndent School Diatrict No. 306, 274 Mfua. 164, 133 NoWa 2d 23,, but rath�r with the complete failure to declare by motion or resol�tion the exfstence of a vacancy. Based upon the facta preseated t�e failawing concicssions or assumptiona, as tlte cs�e may be, are m�ade. The existence of the vacancy was undispnted. Each.o€ the four remaiaing members of the council were fully eware of the fact ehat th� one courici�.man had been elected to and assumed the office af maqor. I� would appear that the motioa calling £or the appointmeat to fill the vacancy was in proger form a.nd clearly aaderstoad. The vote Qn �he motioa was recorded as requixed by 3.04 of the city charter, and a majori�y.of the remaining membera did iu fact vote in favor of rhe appointment. Finally, the person appointed to fil2 the vacancy accepted the office and was sc�orn in by the groper suthoritiea. Upon tuese fac�s, I am of the opinion that the $ppointment uf the first ward couacilman is aot affected by the failure to read and pase a resolutioa declar3rtg that office vacant. The geaeral rule with respect to procedures ro be follaw�d in makiag appaiutmeats is stated in 3 McQuillia "Municipal Corporationa" (3d Bd, Rev.) 12.$� ao fol2o�so Regu2ar Conncil M�eeting - April 4, 1966 • A�t�sY c�r��L� s o�trrYOrts �ca1T.,� page 4 "Subject to the excepticn that inadvertent or harcnless error's or variationa taay frequeatly be diaregarded, the method af appoiat- meat of officers aad empioyees musC con�orni�oith the requirements of tbe law, includiag home rule, civil service and others, and the appoiatment is deemeed to be canplete when the last act required of the person or body vested �aith appointing power has been perfosmed.**" Ae most, the failure to adopt a formal resolution saas an inadverteat or harmiess error Chat obviaualy did aot affect tbe �onaensus of the couacil. It dosa not appear that any of the vating u�embers were mieled or that r.beiY vote wsuld have beea di�fereat if a resolution had been passed. It is nate- worthq th$t nv othez iudependent officer or a�ency wa�t involved in either dete�ning the exiateace of the vacaacy or iu the appaintment. The duty end reaponsibility ta fill the vacaacy resided solely with the c.ouaci! aad all that vas required cu�der the Fridley Charter to per£ect an appointment, aaide f=om passage af a resalatioa, wae the �aSSage oi an ordinary motion by a simple majority. Uader the8e facts I am of the opinion that the appointmeat is valid. 2. Bven if it wgre determiaed that passage of a resolution is aa eBSential atep in the process of filling a vacaY►cy, failure to do so does not affect aa appoiatee°s official acCioaa. The general rule is etated at 43 Am. Jur. nPublic Officers" 481s • "* �*(1'�hat when an official peYaon or bodp has spparent sutharity Co appoint to gublic office, and apparentlq exesciaes such authority, and the persan �o appofttted enters oa such office, and performs its • dutiss, he Wi11 be an o�ficer de facCa, aot�ithetanding there was vant of paraer to appoint ia the body or persoa �tho professed to do so, or although the pawer �$s exercised in an irregular manner." Yursuant ta the abave rule, if failure to pass the resolution were Ln affect the title to office, the appoiutee nevertheleee serves aa a de facCo office�. As such afficer, any �ctioa taken by him uader suthoxity of his of#ice is deemed valid ss to the public and thi�d persoas. 15 Dun. Dig. (3d Ed.) �8017. 3. In vie�w of whst is stated $bove, this questioa requiYes no coa�ueat. GHS:jk ri �1 Verq tra2y pours, 8abert W. Mattaon Attorney Geaeral Gerald H. �iansan Assiatant Attosney General Re�ular Coucscil t�e�tiAg - April 4, 196E • ATTO�iNEY GEHI:BAL' S OPi21I0[i RoUert W. Mattson Attorney Geaeral 8tate of Miaaesota 8t. Paul, Miaaesote March 31, 1966 Honorabie Vir�i2 C. Hertick Fridiay City Attorney 6231 Unlvezsity Avenue No�rtheast Mianeapolis, Mienesota Desr I�4c. H�esrick: page 5 Yaur request for an opiaion o£ this office is baQed upon the follv+ring PACTS "Tf�e City of Fridley �a a city oi the Third Clasa, operating uadez a bome xule charter. The charter provfdea that ''Tfie Manicipal Gourt shall exiat aa aaw conatituted, except.ns c�adified by state Iaw'. The M:Lnnesota f,e�islatnre, 1965 Ses�ion Laws, Chspter 760, provided that the City of Fridiey sha11 have a Chie£ Muaicipal Judge and an Aasociaee Mwaicipal Judg,e. The City Charter further provides • that tbe Couac�I sha11 appoiat a Citp Attorney. In addition, tl�e City hae employed a Prosecuting Ateorney, vhoee dutp it fs to r�p�ce- seat the City cn all mattera in the Municlpal Court." Tha fallawing facte are to be assumeds "1. �he Chief t�unicipai Judge presidea avez all contested cssas !En vhich the City is a party. "2. The Prosecuting Attorney repreeents the CiCy in theae coateated cases. � - t'3. The Associate Municipal Judge and City Attorneq do aot parti- cipate in aay cantea�ed cases ia the Municipal Courr in which tbe City is a party." . QU83TIOTT �'Pursuani to the above fa�ea, are the positions of Associate 1�uaicipsl Judge and City Attamey incompatible?" OPINION �.....� Tiie faets which yo� ask c�e to asaunme teatify to tHe inco�patfbility of the affices of asaociate mnuicipal. judge aad city attorney. Not only are � to • as�ume that the duties of the city,attorney will be restricted, but aiso that the assignmenta of the aseociate municipa! judge are to be so arranged that the Regulax t;ouacil P2+e��ing - Apri1 4, 196� • ATT�Y c�RAL�s oFnvaa�r cc�rr.) .� '� page 6 duties of each a#fice �ri21 not directly involve thoa�of the other. Tbe necessity for sueh adjusemeat� sad restrictioas tn the narmal dnties of theae oifices i� proof of Cheir incompatibility. As.stated at 43 Am. Jur. "Public Officera" �70, p. 936z `�Iacampatibility af offices exiate where there is a confliat �an tbe duties of the offices, so that the perfosanaace vE the duties of the oae iaterferes with the perfonaence of the duties of the other. This is sa�eethin� more than a physical impossibility to dischar;;e th�� du�fes o£ both offices at the seme time. T'hey are"�enerallq coaaidcred incaupatible where a�uch duties end �'eusctions are inherently incungietene and repugnant so thati, because oF the contrariety aad aatagoaism rhich wuuid result from the attemg� of ane gersoa to dischar�e faithfullr, impartialiy, and efficieatly the duties of both affices, consider:ztfoaa of pub�.ic policy reader it improper for an inc�mbeat to retaia botI.. It is not an easeatial elemeat of inco�xgatibility of offices at coamon lsw that the clash of duty ehould exist in aII ox in the greater pa:t of �he officisl functioaa. If one office is superior to the other in �oc�e of its priacigal or imgortant duties, ao that the exerciae of Euch iutiea m�eqt cQUflict, to the p�sblic detriment, with the exexcise of oth�r important duties ia the aubordiaate office, then the affices ars� inc,�m- patible. It is immatezial on the Queatioa oi inco�npetibtlity� tt.et tt.e • g,art�r need not and �roi�al�ly wf12 not undertske to act ia both ofFi� at the same tim,e. The admiCted aeceasi of sach a couxse ie th:� stronQest aroof of the incamvatibili�v of the tw� officee." hasis In discc�a�fs►� the aature of the conflict of duty giving rise to tn:�rn-. patibility, the writez of 3 McQuillin, Muaicigal Corporatian, �i2.67 sa�.�� at p.299: "Ne3thex ia it pertinen� to say,that the conflict in duties may aeve= as�se, i� is eaou�Yc that ii may, in the re�ular operation of the etatutory plaae Nor is �t an answer to eay that if a conflict shou].d arise, the incvmbeat may onnit ico perform one oi the incanpatible rolee. The doctsine was deaigned to avoid the necessi.ty for that choice . �' � Citia� zhat p�t3.oa of Ain. Jur. quoted above, it was heid in Op. A�:*a. Ga.i. 35Sb-2, Jaauary 17, I9S2, that the offices of apecial municipal jud�e and vilie�e attorney for the same municigality are incanpatible. The authox of this opiaion ca].led atteatioa to the provisions of M.S. �488.08 which provide that a apecial mwaicipal judge may gractice in the auzaicipal court of which &e is aa efficer, provided he doea not.sik in the triai of any cause or procesding in which he is pexeona2ly coacerned. In spite of thia proviaioa it was reasoned that s�.nce a special municipal judge has a duty to act ia�the absence or disabil3,ty of the municipal judge {M.S. �488.06, suhd. 1), a • pot�ntial coaflict exists between the two offices and thereiore they sre ineom- petible. Re�ular Caun.cil M�eetfug - Apri1 4, 1966 • ATTORTiBY GBAt�AL' S QPIDRRODI (C�1T. ) • page 7 1'he duties of muaicipal judges are set t�y sta�ute, aot by Ioca2 goverain;; bodies, sad pursuac�t thereto aervice Qf aa aasociate municipal jud�e is not c:ond3tioned oa the abaence or disability of saother jcsdge. A persou oc�upyin� this office wauld na:mslly be sxpected to aad should be capable of pre�idia� ovea aII mstters that may prvperly com,e before the court. It seems incoasis�ent Co permit one to hold that office and then be forced to reei�sict &is dcstiee s�d re$poasibilixies ia arde= to avoid coa£Z3ct with anothez office held by the same peYSOa. The Fxidley Charter does aot greecxibe the dut3e� af �he city attoraey. It �uesely deg��nates that office as one to be filled by Che cvuacil. Yresumably �he council is also ta preacribe the duties aad in► so doiag it cou].d conceivably fashion that office so as ta avoid apparent con�lic�s w�t8 the affice of associate meinicipal jud�;e. Such an a�tempt was made here. But Co effec�ively eiimiaate the.contraxiety thaC exists betweect theae two off�ces, the duties of tt�e other office miust also be limited. Tha council, however, has ao authority ia that segard aad, in the absence of statutory chan�e, a potential coaflict wi1l slWays exist. Aceordin�Iy, T sm of the opfni.on that the offices of associate mc�nicipal judge and city attorney are 3.ncampatible. Very truly youra, ROBBR? W. MA1R'SdN Attarney Ceneral (Si�natnre of Gerald H. Swanaon� GERAI.D H. �r1AN30N Asaiataat Attorney General G88sjk Councilman Wright exprebsed hie eppreciation to Councilmaa Sa�muetson for dia- chasgin� hia duties while this process was �oin� on, aad a�sted �e tres glad thst it had beea cleared up. Councilman 5amueleon '�hanked Couacilman Wrig6t aad asked the City Attorney about e stateQeent ia tt�e opinion re�ardiag a possible statutory cban�e recon�ao�end�tion as to clarify, by Council action, the Citq Attorctey'e responsibility, and asked !f he thought this should be doae at this time. C�ty Attorney 8errick s�ated that it would not be hie rscon�aeadstioa that there is a ne�d for the Counc�l to initiate any change, P80P0�8D CA-2 ORDIl�IANCE� 3/21/66): CounciZmaa Harria asked the City Attoraey if he had talked to Mr. Wargo in regards ta the side y�r� requirennents, as he uaderatood 6e bad same cemmeata oa t6is. The City Attoraey seid that he �ad ao comments on the ordinaace itself, but theq did discuas the protective coveneats that the awners of the property were pre- psria$ for the people they migbt sell lota to. It sras Mr. Wargo's opinioa • that t6ere are certain restrict3oas that can better be placed iu the ordiasnce Regular Coua�cil 1Ke��ing - April 4, i966 p8&e 8 � thaa ia the protective covettaats, in that if theyr are in the ordinaace, and theze i+s an unuaual a�tuation fn �bfch the Council wishea to �vaive a requiremeat, it cen do sa, but if details�are in the restric�ive coveasn�s, then to �aive them written approval �ust be ot,tainied �s t� land awaexa fa the platted are8 and any inatitutian that cnigh�.baye a mortga$e on the property. Mre i�rrick stated that this proposed ordinance haa be�a reviewed by �he Planniag Cemmiasion, and theq auggested 3 or 4 changea which he has iacorpozated in the ordinaace, except for one he had some quesCion about and will preaeat to the Council for their decisioa relative to parkiag require�ents. The Planaing Commiseion reco�umeuded eliminatiag No. 2{parking require�ment fox office) aud euggested it be made th� name as Noe 1(parkfng requiremeats for mauufacturing establishmenCs}, Mr. godne recomsnended one parkin� space for every 2Q0 square feet, and the Planaing Conani�sion felt that Chia taas excesaive. Mr. Rerrick atsted he felt there should be mare psrkicag epace for square feet of oifice space than for raanufacturing so at p�eeent the ordinarice is written i�t thia way. Councilman Samu�leon stated he thonght this �as good and was in favor of it. Mayor Kirkh�n explained, for �he beaefit of the public, thet this ordinance ia a�ub-clasai£ication of the coma�ercial zoaing, to make it soa�what more re�tricCed in some areas. Cauncilmen Samuel�oa aaid that ft provided a zoniag betweeq mgnufac�ar3,ng anc� commercial. Councilman San�uelson asked Mr. John Meyers if it would aot be accepCable to the � Board, �s loag as �hi.s is Iight maaufacturing, to have aa eagiaeer prepa�ce the plans aad,specificatioas. He stated thst the ordin�nce hae a proviaion that ft must be doae by an �axcllitec�. Mr. Meyers stated that there might be a prablem on thie, and he �ai.d they c4uZd just refer �o tl�e Minnesota S�atutes in each inatancea Thexe was a discussion as to �he taording o£ the ordinance so rhat the orop��r qesalifieci �eaple ��.I1 be reqe�ired ia the ordinance according: to State S�atuteso T� �►s decid�d the propes an�eadments could be incusporated in the ordiaance for the eecond xeading. Motioa by Councilm�a.Iiarr#.s �o waive the reading o� the ordiaance and adopt the Og�diaaace upoA iirat reading a�eadang Chapteb 45 of the Code of the City of i�'Yidley by providing iar a new zoning district 4CR-2 - Office, Service rxnd Limf.ted Business Df�strict) snd providing regulationa, controls and atendards therefor. Seconded by Gauncil�an Sheridmn. Up�n a voice vote, there being ao nays, the mot�on carried unaaisnously. CO�RCE PARK REZdNIl°IG [TABI�ED 3�7/b6 AND 3/2Z/66): The City Attoraey asked how €ar �hey had proceeded on the rezoaing of Cotamerce Psrk, He a8ked ff there had besn a request �hat the zoning be chaaged to CR-2. The City Manager anstaered that pu'�lic hearings had been held oa C-2 aad M-1 district8 and as the Planning Co�mnission £elt this wes arore restrictive, it probably wauld be acceptable. Councilmea Wright said that as long as they have held publ.ic hearimga on two zonin�s that bracket thie zone, it would iaclude �his zoae, and he aetced the City A�toraey if this made sense legally and the � City Attorney stated tha� i� seemed ico. The Ci�y Manager made the cammsnt that they are trying to desi.gn �his zoae for the City as a whole, and at this time they also are coas�dering Ccrosmexce �ark in particular. �� . R�gulax Cauaci2 Pi��t�ng - �pr£1 �, �96b pa�e 9 CouaciL�an Samuelson atated that the Council has to defi,ue the limita of the M-I a.nd �e CR-2 zoaia.g in Goa�erce Park. The CiCy Maneger said tha�t the Plarint�g Commissioa metta once more before the Cou�cil"s April 18th �eetfag, aad 8e �ou1d arrange for 14ffr. Hadae to meet wfth them aad make a map of the proposed $oaiug azeas ia Commerce Park for the Council to conaider. Couacil- man Wrigiit su�gested that aC the aext regular meeting the Couacil can have tbe aecoad reading of the CR-2 Qrdinance, and the tirst readiag of the rezaning ordiaence for these a££ec�ed lota. , Motion by Counailaacaa Wright to tsble the r�zaning of Commerce P�rk uatiZ the re�Iar Cauacil M�s�tiag a€ April 18, I966. Seconded by Councilman Sa�elson who sugge�ted �tha.t th� proper notice be sene to the intereated parties. Upoa a voice vote, there be�ng no napa, M�syos Kirkham declared the motioa carried. H�R3NG OF AN INSURA�vCE C(RZSULTANT (TABLED 3121/b6); Couacilman Wright stated that the Couacil had had a meeting with the IasurBace Coeusnittee on Mareh 3�, Z96b and a� that time it bec�e clear to all ef the Council thaC the service that is offered by Mr. Pe�t is also available to the Coun�il fram other aources, sad the Council feele the selectioa should be mada fxom the available field. The CfCy Attosney eaid he could have a resointion ready for the next meeting. Motion by Couaci,Iman Wrigi�t Co ��tble this item cutti� tite regulaz Council Meeting of Apzi.l 1.8, 1966. The motioa was aecoaded, and upon a voice vote, there be�ng no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared ehe mo�ion carried.� Slt�i PERMIT APP'LICATION - 0' SANN�I (TABLED 3/ 21 / 66) : M�. 0'Bsanon waa aot preeent a� the meetin� and Couacilmea Sheridan waa uaable to ��each hiai bq telephone. Motioa by Coeuzcilmaa S�tmueleon ta table this item unCil the regular Councii Meotin� of April 18, 1966. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a vofce vote, there beiag no nays, Mayor Kiskh�m declared the motian carried. BIDS - ST. I966-I • SCI�DUZE A(4PtsNED tJ00N, APRIL 4, 1966 : 1be C3ty Manager read the follo�ing bids to the Counci,l aad atated tbat the lav bidder had been the Duakley Snrfacing Compa�y i�n the amount of $191,552.90. ST�T IMPROVSN�NT PROJECT - ST. 1966-1 SCI�DUI.E A � Bids opened on April 4, 1966 at I2;Q4 Naon gLANHOxDER BID DEPOSIT BA$E BID C�tP?BTIO�T DATL+ BlBCk Top Service Co. ?400 Cambridge Aveaue Seaboard 3urety �213,379.40 ' Sepfi. 15, 1966 St. Louia Park, Minn. 5% Dunkley 3urfaair� Co. 3756 Grand 3treet N.B. Uaited Pecific Ias. $I91,552.90 Sept. 15, 1966 Minaeapolis, Minaesota Co. 5% � � R�gulsz COuaci� M��t�ng - Apail 4� 1966 page 10 k�LADTHO't.DER BiD DEPOSIT &�SS BID CQ"1P!'�TION DATE Henuepia $Iack Toppfng Co. P.O. 2675 Nea Hrighton, Mis�s►esota C. S. MCt�oasAD, Iac. $� sz2, �t� �z Oeseo, Mianesota USF&G Co. 5% Uaited Pacific Ins. co. sx $223,903.37 $227,727.45 Sept. 15, I9b6 � s�c. Couacil.maa Harrie asked the Cfty Engiaeer hvw many wilss of streets were invoi�.ed ia this project. The Cfty Engineer stated that thia cot�era 3.5 miLee, aad aho�ve8 a detailed map to the Couacil. Councilman Shertdna a$ked if the e$timated m�ouat ia �he prelicai�ary report included tegal and fiacal fees, and the City 8ogineer answered the�t it was the coastruction coat only. Couacilman Samuelaon aaked abont the Citq�a exp�rience with Dunicley Surfacing Compauq ia the past and the Citq Eagineer stated eha� tbe previoua engineer did have aome psoblems with the�aa, but it had be�n on restricCioas in the specificatioa which had beea extremelq hard to mest, and since that time the City has been aatisfied with the wark that they have done fn tRelady Manor thisd and #ourth gdditioa and f,n Hvliday Hi11s. He sxated that he £eIt this was a very good bid, aasCly because they had let the bids early, and alao because Dunkley Coc�paay had just puschased a aew stablfzing machiae for p&A Mix and c�ere eaxious �o �et into tbe bus�.ness. Mution by Councilman 3atn�eeleon to accept the bids aad awsrd the 3trsets I966-1 to the T3uakley Surfacing Company in the amount of 3econded by Couacilman Shesidan. Upoa a voice vote, there bein Mayor Kiricham declared the moitioa caxried. � BIDS �, 7�tACTaR t,OPENSD NOOfi1. APRYL 4, 19bb)_: caatraat oa $191,552.90. g no naye, The Citq Niauager resd the fo].iasain� bids aad the recomueendation of the Parics Departmeaz that tue Council award �he bid Co Che Loctg Lake Farm 3upply Com�aaq. NBW TRACTO�t PLUS A2TACI�dT Bids Opened on Apxil 4, 196b at 12t00 Novn . BZD B� 8ECURITX CASH TRADB Il�T NET i'RICS D�LIV$SY DAZE Carlsaa Tractar & Caahier a Ford Model Equip. Gamga�ny Check 41124E $375.00 $3702.00 IO to 15 Higbwaq �3, Rosemouat, $205.00 $4077.00 cal. tlaya Miaaeeota ?.flng Lake Farm 3uPP19� Inc., Hwy. �12, Lor� Lake, Minnesota Midway Tractor & � $��iP• ��Y 3326 University Ave. Minneapoiis, Mtnn. Certi£ied Ford Modei Gheck 41124E, LCG $550.00 $168.00 $3907.70 Certiiied Ford Model Check 41I2-4E $500.00 $185.00 $4182.75 30 $3357.70 days 30 $3682.75 to 60 daqs Regular �ouncil Me��in, - Apr�I 4, 19b6 page 12 • tlteir State Aid standards, aad whereas Fridley used to get so �ch money per iaile, nov only �tre�t$ the� are vpea and travelled wi2l;i�e elig�ble, and the Cf�y► will loae ebout $2,000 a year in maiateaance moneq if the presently desf�nated stres�a are not changed. Mr. Qnreshi au�geated they delete the uadeveloped streete that are ao� presently pro�ra�med fQr developmeat, and desigaete a numbes ofc othex s�reeCs ia their place. l�ir. Qu=esh�L potated out that once they are desigaated, it ie aot fiaal ualeas they are done nvw, but the City wants Ca get the monep aad if the Coasc:ail fe�la a differeat street should be designated, they can do it at aay time as loag ae they have not apenC any awaeq on the atreet. There waa a diacusaioa aboctt including Sth 3treet dvam Co 6lst Street as a desi$nated I�A3. The Ci�yy 8ngineax�said that if the Council WdY iateres�ed im doiag thia, tbey could take off �317 which the City has already built. It was decided to revoke �3I7 as a MuaicipaZ Stete Aid Street and to desiyrnate �925 (blst Avenue to 64th Avenue on Sth Street) a Muaicipal State Aid Street and Lo chauge the wordiag ia the Besolutions aceordingly. S�LUTIOIJ �43-1966 -� RBSO�.tTi'�pYd RLVOI�?G Mi)tdTCIPAL STATE AID STREL�TS � Motion by Councilman Harici� to adopt Resolutio� �'43-1966 as discuseed at this Couacil A3e�tiCng. Seconded by Couacilmaa Samuelsoa. Upon e voice vate, there being no nays, N�ayor Kirkham decl8red the motion carried. • RLSO�,U7T�T ��aa's-1966 - A RESdLUTIOTT ESTAELISAING MEJniICIPAL STATS AID STRi3ETSg Motioa by Councilmaa Harris ta adopt Aesolutioa �44-1966 aa discussed at this Cou�ci! Meeting> �eeonded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, thexe bein� ao aays, Mayor Kirl.�am declared the mati.on carried. PZANIdING C�IS3I�� MINUTES � STi�$RT PROBLEM; �4te City Manager read the Mptioa made by the PZaaain� Commta'sion aad revie�o�ed the ariginal progosal by the Planning Cocmnissian that Star�.ight Boulevard be extended to Mi$siessippi Staeet paxallel to t"he railroad tracks and e�cplained that Che�PZaunin� Caa�nissian aao d3sagrees with that gropo$aI auci recammeads that S�arlight Boulevard be extendea to Piain Street as shawn on the Proposed Pla� oi Sylvan Iii12s Plet 8, revised March 24, I965. Councilsnan Harria s�a�ed that if Chere �aas �sny chaace of ever gettin� a�ede separation at the rai�ra�, they did not wan� �lae Caunty to heve to alose up a street firat, l�iotion by Gouncilman Sarria to concur with the Plannin�; Coo�tiesion that whea 8ta�ligh� Boulevard ie eactended, its extension be ta Main Street as ahown on the Propoaed Plat of Sylvan HiIls Plst 8, revised Marct� 24, 1.965. 3ecaaded by Councilmaa Sheridan. Upon n voice vote, there being ao aaya, Mayor Kirtcham declsred the motion carried. PZ,ANTiIlVG C�SSI�1 MII�iU'�S: ORDINAN�E STUDY� HOUSING CODBs. • �'he Cfty Menager resd the Planning Caa�ission'B motioa recammnending there be aa fnrthex consideration oi �he housing code until such time es it is preaented again. The City Maaager etated that the Health Inapector had written a me�mo Regular Council Me�ting � dp�il 4, 1966 Pa�e I3 • regsa�dfag a cade he �ould like the Plauaing Commiasion. to atudy. He stated that the Plat�tiag Cammissioa �s aot euthusie�tfc about any of the codes tuggeitted. Couacilmat� Sheridau ntated that he aad Counci3men Saan�eleon sti11 plaa to work over some of the iteme fox a housing cade, and et the time the Health Inapector's propoasl is preaente+d, they �ill outliae what t6eir general thinkir� ia. �J PLANNING CQ�iLSSI�T MII`iUTL3s RE?�0'NIIdG iJEST ZQA #66•02 St+fl�'!Y 8II:4EL• Councilm�ri 3amue18oa astced ha� far had thie rer�oniug requeat progresaed. �e City Maaager �tated that he had given thia to Che City Attorasy end the City Attorney hes made up a Pubkie Hearing Platice for the Planning Co�aiasian so that it has some flexibilfty, aad criil come up before the P].aaniag Coas�isaion on Apri�. 14, 1966. BtTILDZNG BQARU MESTIIdG MINiJT88 - MARCH 30, 1966s T'he City Maaa�er read the �uflding Bor�xd motion that aay action oa Lhis item be Caken by the Council. The Ci�y Attoraey explained e letter he had writteu the Building Board that s co�+saercial dog keanei Uould be allawed ia M-1 but not in the residential zor�e Mrs. I,uad is in, but be did not feel he should mslce tihe determinatioa as to w�beCh��t thia is co�mcgerciel ar her a�oa private kennel: Motioa by Councilmaa Sa�auelson that the Council deay the requeat for conatscictioa of a kennel. Secoaded by C�uncilman 5heridan. Upoa a voice vote, there being ao nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motian carried. (�r$. Luad arrived later in the metting, aad this item vaa dtecussed further undez the Visitor's section af the Council Me�ting). Cowncilman Sa.nmieZson explsined to Mr. Jae�er, who wss preaent at the Couacil Y�beeting, that the Building Boa�d had recammended approva3 of the buildiag pexma.t with the conditiou tha� he build a fence on the north and ease side and lttndscape to take care o£ sorne o� the height. He asked Mr. Jaeger if he pl.anaed to construct the �idewaZk as shat�n on the site plan. Mr. Jae$er stated he did not knaw why the� hrzd been put on, and whether he would be required to build it naw. Counailman Saa�uelson said the City could not require him to bu�ld it. Councflman Wribht said that there w�e just a queation, aa it is shawn oa Ciry Zand scic� they taondered i� he was serious about it. Mr. Jaeger asked ho�a hi�h the fence c�i1L have to be. Councilm�an Ssa�uelaoa stated that he aesummed a 6° s�andaYd hei�ht fence, and he recommeaded stained redwood as there • 3a lees ma�Lntenance. It was suggested he build the feace on the north side just to the front of the building and not all the way to the fronC of the lot. There waa a diecuss�an of a way Ca gain room for a fe�a more cars to park aad atill ha�,�e rovm for landecaping. Re�a3a� Council 2��ting - Ap�ii �, i9G6 page 14 � Mc>tfon by Couacilmsa Wrigh� that �he Cauacil concar �ith the Buildia� Board's recom�pdation aad agpsove a Bufld�ng Pe=mit for a dental laboratory �fth tbe restricLion that Chere be a 6" �ence on the east 2 of the aorth aide, and a11 of the east side, and �he paxkiag arrangemeat as discuseed with the Couacil be compl3ed,with. �ecoaded by Couacilmaa Hurr�s. Upan a voice vote, ttsere being ao nays, Maynr Kirtch$tn declared the mofiion caracied. Counci2man Wright asked the Cf�y EngiQeer What 800 gallons of water We$ f.n �quivsLent Fridiey ItE�s . The CiLy Eagineer an.sirereil about 96 RRC whl.cb toon3d be Lhe peak load, a,nd they weuld not use tha�. Coeutcilman Wri$ht atatec! that it st3.11 waa a subataatiai amouat o£ sevage to put through the aaaitary sewer amd he asked th� Ci;ty Engineer if he could tiad out if thia could �o i.nto the storta se�er. PARKS AND RSCnRATI�1 CO�IbN 2�81'IhiG M]�TUT�3 • MpiBCH 28� 1_ 966� Y.AA1D AND WAIER,FIJ1�IDs, Motioa by Councilmaa WrigEit to auChax�ae the Parlcs and 2tecreatioa Director to t�atke applicatioa to the I.and aad Water Fuad £or auch emolwaeata as are av,aixable to tbe City. Secoadea by Couctcilmaa Shesidan. Upon a voice vote, • t�ere being no nays, Mayo� Izi.rkham declared the uQOtion carried. NAM�NG PARK - JAY PA�2IZs The City MaaBger poiated oat that the Council should take official action ott thie item if they concur with the Parks and Recreation Commisstoa. l�otioa by Councilman Harris that the gark property oa Rice Cre�k Plar.a South be ofiicially named '�Say Paric". Seconded bq Councilmsn Wright. ITpon a j�oice vote, there bein� ao nays, Mayor Kirkham decl.ared the motion carried. Coczacilraan Wright suggested t�at it would be proper.to aotifp the fmaily of Ar. Jay. C��TLCATiOiNS s .... ...�._.�. SMiTHs GO�tATiOTTs ^. Tbe City Attorney explaf�ned that in a discussiou he had �ith Hr. Wyman �mitli,�it was decided it would be better for tir. Smith to fiaisb the loose ende on this. condemctat3on. Councilman Samuelaon asked if there will be aay co�pensafiion due Mr. Smith. The City AtCorney euggested that the Couacil campensate Mr. 8�aith oa aa ho�srly baeis. Cauncflmen 3smuelgon stated that thia seema fair eaough. , MoCion by Councilman Wright to pay the claim of $SO to Cherles Mayo aQd � Dorvthy Sheffel Briet. The motion was seconded aad upon a vaice vote, Chere b�ing no nays, Mayor Riricham declared the motion carried. Ae�ular Council Nis�tiag - Agrii 4, 19GG � ��KUNICAIZ�V: I�(JUNDSVIL�W! SEi,tER COPn�1EC�.ZONSs page 1S Motioa by Couacilman Ha�ris to receive aad file the Com�auaicatioa fn regard to the Viliage of MoundsVie�-P1�asantviet� Drive aer�er conaectiona. Secoaded by Cocsncilwea Wright. Upoa a voice vote, there beiag no aaqs, Mayor Kirkham declared t8e motioa carried. �,Q�IICATI0�1 s CHIBF OF POI.xCB s„ LZEUTENANT POSITZ�3,3} Coua�cilman Hsrris at8ted that he uadezsr.ands the test ha� �lreadq been given by the Police Civii Service Comiaiasion. 8e stated that Lh:.a �ill be a raise ia pay fram $665 to $690, but that there is $4,000 ia tbe b��dget which waa allotted as a result of the possibie move to necr quarters, an the money is availabZa. Councilman Samuelson asked if this o�31Z create a vacancy whfch will require eaother officer. The City Manager explaiaed that anotiier pa�:rolmen will move to Se=geaat. Councilman Wright stated that it uadoubCedly w31I create the situeti�t for request3ag additional officera at the patrolman Ievel next year. Caunailman Wright aeked if this comes through the Yoliee Civit Service Commiseion. �e-etsted he was surprised there ie ao�'aupportia,� letter fram them. Councilman Wright suggested they make the approvai s�sb ect to the appz-aval by ttie Police Civil Service Co�mission to bria$ it to theis attentiaa ia caee tbey did nat kaaa it waa being done i�nediately. • MaLiou by Cauacilman Wright to create the position of I.ieateaan�, in tbe Police Depati�ment, subjece ta the apgroval of the Police Civi1 3ervice :ommiasioa. Th� motion wae aeconded, aad upon a voice vote, there beiag no n�ls, Mayor Rirkham declared the eaatfon carried. �� CC�S+�fdiGATIdN: I�It�1NESOTA AIG�TAY DEFARTrBNT - BtJi�OVERs Mot�on by Councilmaa Wri.�ht to zeceive aad file the letter fram the Minaesota Higb�ay Departmeat, end ta re:quest the Citp Mauager to Write a lett��r to Mz. Braun, Deputy District 8nginees and thaak him for tbe croasover. •Seconded by Conacilmaa Semuelaoa. IIpaa a v.oice vote, there being ao nays, Ma�or Rirkt� declared the motion carri.ed. �Q�AfitIG'AZ'IOfi�: FRIDI.SY 8A1+ID - BtJDC�T: M�otion by Councilman Harria xo receive aad file the leCter from the Prea:deat of the Fridley City Baad. Seconcled nad upoa a voice vote, tbere beiag ao uays, Mayor Kiskhma declared thQ motioa carried. C�CATI_ON: CITY EPJGINt� : MAIIJIENANCB BO�+iD xS?�ASSSP Mation by Councilman Wri�ht to release the kisintenance Bonds to the contractcca as 2isted in the a�enda. Secoaded by Councilman Sher�daa. Upoa a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. ! C�tICATION: CITY ENGINB�R • SEALCdATINGs 2he City Maaager explained that sowe of the etreeta on closer exemiaation may not ne�d sealcoatfng, and tha� there �ase s�ufficient amouaC ia assessments av�ilable to cover the $30,000 estimated constriection cost. 8egu3sr Co�ae�l l�etiing - Apr�l �, 196b p��Q z� • Cauacllm�oa Bar=is suggested that after this first 9 miles is done of the 57 miles of streets in Fridley available for sealcoating, the otber streets be divided into 6 aresa and have a couCinu81 five year program. City Engi.neor Qureshi atated that the streret¢ sbould be kept up thaC are up to Citq s�aadards na�. ?a flo the oaes tbat are just a atabiliser ba�e vould t�e thratuLag the moueq 8way. Se sho�ed the Council a atreet Yaap on �hich he ' shawed the streets at Citgr standarda, aad the streets not up to City standarda. Se stated he wouid hope Co have a program where every yeax tUe City can seal- coat do�e streees �hat are up to standards, thea maiata�n these atreets aad eventually sll the streets ��11 be up to standard. Motion by Councilm8a Harris �o advertise #ar bids for sealcoating, and the cos� of the seslcoatia� to be paid out of State Aid Fuad�s. CounciZm$n Wri�ht atated he a�uld lil�e to amend tbat motion that it shall be the City policy to conduct the pro�ram ia ttaita of uot iess than City blocks, aad to do the atrestg tbet are coastsucted up to City eteadards vith cwcbs. City Sngineer Qureehi �tated the Citp caa eave about I5� if we da vur ao�n sweeping. Couacilman Sarris aaked �oho Would the responsibility fail oa if the City does tl�eir own s�reepiag. Mr. Qureshi aaa�ered that it falts upon the contractor. Councilmea Samuelaon sug,gested that the specificatious be vrittea in that way. • Couaciiman.Harris suggested that the City Manager co�e up with a groposal for neut year aa an i�em for the budget. The City Mana�er a.eid a prop�sed map conld be made far the Cocsacit to apgrove, he eou2d get some figures together and give the Couacil acxuethtag concret� enou�h for them ta make a decisi�. Ccwncilmaa Harria 8aked hv�r soon can bids be asked for. The City Engineer esid the bes� time was during tbe hot weather ia July aad Aeigust, and the City a�il! be ready by thea. The �mrendment by Couacilmaa Wright was seaonded sad upaa a voice vote, theze bein� na aays, Mayor Rirkhaai declared the su�end�eat carried. The motion by Councilman 8arris wse seconded and upon a voice vote, there bein� no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motioa carried, C�IUNZCATIONE NORT�RN� STATES P{xJER CQ�'ANY - STRBET LiGIi�iG: The Ci.ty Manager reviewed the letter from Northern 8tatea Fo�ae� Coc�any explaiain� the increase is� xa�ee, aad the goeaibili�y o# ciu�nging to Mercury Vapc�r units. He pointed out that most commuaitiea wi2� probably chaage to l�rcury Vapor so that i� w311 take a period of fous yeara to make the complete changeover, aad during that time, any uncbanged iacandescent iighta vi21 be paid at the old rate. The Gity Msnager recammended che City change to M�ercary Vapor. • M�otion by Couacflman HarriLe to caucur with the reco�endation of the City i�anager and change from Lncandeacent to I�ercury Vapor atreot ligbtiag. The motiQR was eecnnded, aad upon a vaice vate, there beiag ao naya, Mas►or Rirkh� declaYed the mot�on carried. Re��1�r Ce>caznc�.�, ��c;�n� -- Ap�3�. �, � �� • CCI�tIRdI�AT�ONs P�J�iBING CO�1TItACTt�tS - LICET�3IIdGt pmg� Ii The C�.�y Manager painted oest that 6e had aaked the City A�toraey for a ietter on the 3upreme Co�r�'a decisiau. "�6en th$ City receivad this letter �hich bri.n,$a the mattez to the Gouacil's atteation. Councilmaa Sheridan su�geated that the Council table this item aad have the City Attorney draw the necesaarp chactgea in Che preseat oxdinaacc3. k% felt tiae Couacil should xeview their fee schedule as this may need reviaing upward. � C�ty Attorney sCaLed that someone had mentioned fio him that there o�ould heve to be a 6% iacrease ia insgectioa #ees to compensate for the loas of Iicea$ing. Councilman Wright sai� that he coacura that theae sEsouid t�e exemined agaia befare they refuad the licenaing moctey and also the reguiation pawers should be �tudfed. Couacilmaa Sarris etated that he suggesta that before the City refunde, they ahoaild have ,aane proof of liceneiag by the State. The CiLy Attorney asked if the Cvuaci). wanted him to prepare a suggested ordinaace amendment to chaa�e over iro� a licenaiag aystem to some sort of a regulatiag system. Cowacilmaa Rarris suggested iQ the �neanti,me they v�xite the people asking for certificate of State License aad the City wouZd refiead the money. Couacilman Sheridaa pointed out that the City would only 2�e xe£uadia$ from April Z aa they couee up again in May. • Motian by Couacilmen Harris Co inatruct the Admiaistratioa to �rite a Ietter ta the r2inaeagolie Asaociation of Pliaabiag Contractors and adviae thew tUat ao feea �vill b� charged oa iiceases com�ng due on May 1, 1966, but that prooi of S�ate Licensing will he reqwtred fram the eontr8ctora. Seconded by Couaci2maa Sheridan. Upoa a voice vote, there being ao asye, rdayor Kirkh� declared the motion carried. VIS....�_ ,l J: w�:�: i .ii t=�' �: u ►.�;< <��It�_ i. Mte. Ltuzd who had appliQd for e pexmft to baild a do�3 lceaael arrived at the meetin� sad Couacilmaa 8amueisoa explained tv her thet her request had been denied because a i�enael was not allaooed in a resideatisl sone. Mrs. Iruad aeked whaC ehe should do with the dogs as she has I1 of them worth about $2,000. The Couacil kne�w of no limitations as to the number of do�e if there were no camplaiuta. The City Attomey �tnted �hat each dog e�ill have to have a Iicenae, aad that the general limiication wae that an o�ner could aot ke�p such a auaober a.s to becot�e a nnissnce. Mrs. Lund explained that'ahe had bought this property Decemt�er 21st with �he uaderstiariding that she �aould be able to get a licease for a keane2. She etated she ��se told �his by the real estate co�apany, and someoae had quoted her a price of a icenael ].icer�se, or she would aot �have bou�t �he property. Councilman Wii ght $tated that iC seems ehe �rould have a aourae of actioa with them ia coust. Pirs. Luad said ahe had nothing ia wsiting. The City A�toraey read the ordiaance definition of auissnce. Mrs. Lvad aaid • it ap�eass it ia aot doga you object to, just that a person might make $5.00. 3he etatec! that a pereon triea to do wba� is righ� and gets thia� attitwde from the Council, whes someo�ee who just goes out and raises dogs gets by. Caincilman Samuelsoa eCated the.t he dces aot wanC Mrs. Luad to misucderataad the Gouncil's � :• � � Re�uiar Couacii ��ting - Apsix �, 19b6 P�ge 1& actioa � this. He explained th�t the ordinence as such does aot e11oRa a dog ke�nel fa a reaideatial sone, �he Council would have no objection Co such �in oper�tion �a s M-2 zone. Mrae Luad aaid that t8e properCy behind her is M-1 and woudered why oue foot made so much difference. Tbe Citp Attoraey told Mre. Lu�ad that the Council had no authority to grant her this pes�ait; they could not evea gzaut her a$gecial Use PeYmit as lon� ae it is zoned reaideatisl. Mrs. Land astced the Coaa�il i� they will isaue her �1 liceasee. Mayor Kirklwm stated thaL the Council cat�no� deny them if ahe �aanxa to keep eleven dogs. ,Cd�ICATIOPd: FiNAt7CE DIRLCTt�t - AGR�3T, R8s___ W_A1E� AND 3L�WSR: Couaci2maa Sheridsn stated �hat this is exactly �hat he had talked to �Ir. Neber about before, He ��ated that thia is the way I�c. Nebel had wanted to do it, but the Finauce Director had sai� there was no way to split the aeseatemeats. He had suggested �a A�Ir. Nebel tlsat he diacuss it sgain with the Fiaance Directo�, and that with the prnpes agre�neat he could use the ott�er e�d o£ tbe lot. He aaid a statement wonld be put oa record that f.f the iot were ever splft ia the #uture by Mr. Nebel or aaybody else, and a hame was to be buil�t on it, the Iot wouid Iie assesaed, , Motion by Cuuncilman S6eridan to a11aw the City Manager aad the Mayor to eate� iato aa agreemeat wieh Mr. Nebel on behalf of the CitS aad record the agreemeat. The naatioa was seconded, sad upoa a voice votQ, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motioa carried. . GI.AIt�1S._ Motioa by Councilman Harri.s �o apgrove for payouent Geaeral aad Publia Utilitiea Cla�.ms �8217 through �k8298. Seconded by Cauncilasan Wright. Upoa a voice vota, there bein� no ctaps, the m�tioa carried. M�atiat by Cavacilmaa H,arria to approve for paymeat Liquor Clsims #8425 through �845�. Seconded by Councilman 5heridan. Upon a voice vote, there befag ao asys, Maqor Kirkhma declared the motion carried. BSTII�ATES; Motion by Couacilman klrigi�t to pay the fo2lewiag eatfinete to Debris Cleaa up Cantsactors � PAiE�+TT TO D�BSIS CLEAN UP COTi1gt�CT�t IndusCries 8ervices Incorporated 1359 Deaa Aveaue $t: Paul, Minnesota Totel streeta cleaned 37.832 Curb Milea ixsas 8stimate �l 8stimate #2 (�INAL) Streeta Clesaiag Paqmemt for Nork completed October 31, 1965 SSTIMAIE ,�2 - FINAL PAYI�NT Secoaded by Couacilmnn Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, Rirkham declared the motion.carried. @ $57.50 +� $2,175.34 1,811.25 S 364` 0_9 ...._..�._ there beiag no nays, Ptayor Regulsr �auaci.l Meetfng - April t�, 196b Page 9.9 � Motion by Counci2ma�a Harris to pay the eatimate i.e: the a�ount of $19,975:89 foir eenergency repair on the saaitary sewe� sy$tecn duriag the O.E.P. pragraon, aad eppend the eatimate to the miuutea. Seconded bq Councilman Sa�elaon. Upon a voice vote, there being no aaya, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion csrried. LI(�1S8S: . .._........_ The City M�n�ger esid be thonght he should bring to the attention of the Council thQ fact that there ia� a pead3ng charge agatnst the Frontier Club for servi.ag beer to a miaar, but that tbexe has been ao convictioa. 8e stated tl�at oa Red'a Club, tt:ere waa a caavictioa, but Red's Club ia not aa tt�e list touight. The City Attoraey stated that, ia generai, the graatiag of this type of license is aC Che discretioa of the Council, and no licenae holder has the rigTnt to irtsist oa one. If it is detrimental, ia Che Couacil's opinioa, they can refuae to grant the licenae undex Minnesota Statute 340, or a violatioa of the Fri�lley City Code is sufficieat. In same caees the Council may have to refuse a liceaae because they are prohibited Eroac gra�tiag them ia aom�e ca4�a. The City Attorney stated that the Frontier Club had a convictioa two or t6ree yesre ago for selling to e minor, but he thinka there waa a change in ma4age- �nt aftez the coaviction. There hea been no coavictioa in the last year although the�e have beea soaoe co�plaints, eapecially pertain3ag to Iate closing �iahic'h could be CSl18E #or waraiag or revacatioa. Tttte City Maaages • pointed aut khat if there vere sufficieat factore, the best time to malce t6e �eciaioa is �rhen the Zicense is up for renewing rather thaa to revoke i� later. Councilman Wxig�t stated that the ow�er had been urged to uae the Police Department if necessarp so a differeace should be aoted in calla to the Police Departmeat aad the campls�n�a from outaide, and he siad ehat if the Couacil were to weight the number of calle the awnex would stop calliag the Police eaheu he ghould. Councilmaa WrighC suggested the a�ries be advised of Minnesota Statuea 340 which would give the Council ao choice if -there were a coaviction. Councilman Hassia astced if aIl the heating coatractor's Iicenses caoe up at Cbe $ame time, and the Ci�y �2saa�er answered nat necasaeriiy. Gouacilmen Saimae�.soa asked if any sub�idiary corapany of ttie Bt�I Corporatioa was on the liste The City Msnager said tha� Bdd�i was not, Motion by Couacilman Wright ta gra.nt the Iicenses aud appead the Zist to the Minueead Seconded by Cauncilmaa Harris. Upon a vai�e vote, there beiag ao aays, Mayor Kirkham declared �he motion canied. LIQUOR 3TUDY CO�ITTES: Mayor Kirkham stated tha� a coa�fttee hes beea fozmed to study private liquor versus public lfquor, and he reed the follaooing liat af voivateera frvm t6e participatin; org8nizationae Chaircaan Tony Gnerre, American Legion Post; Harold Callander, Jaycees; Gordoa Nelson, Ho11y Mercha�st's Associ�tioa; . � Rever�nd Noxman Eitrheim, Fr3dley Minieterial Association; Herbert Bacoa, Jr, Fsidiey Lians Club; Tony Petraagelo, Rotarp; William R. Tonco, Fridley Tax Study Groupe Councilmen Wright atated that there are a awmber oE other Regular Councii Me�tfng - Ap�il �, I966 page 20 • organizations in Fr:kllep aad he woadered if they had declined or if they had Qut beea esked. Mayar Rirkhsrc replied tHat some of the organizativaa he had t��i�t.e�i to had uot replied, and some did not care to apgoint someone. Council- maa Wrigbt aslced if aome orga�izatioa were to reply at a later date, vould the Mayor include addit3onal represeatative$. Mayor Kirkham answered that he certaialy caould. M�otion by Councilman Samuelaoa that the Couacil ratify ehe appoiutm�ata. 3econded by Couaciiman Harria. IIpaa a voice vote, t6ere beiag no aeys, Maqar Itirkham dec2ared the �motion carried. Councilm$a Wright stated that he raauld appreciate it if the Mayor aould inform the group thet he haa buflt ng a caasiderable amouax of material oa thie iasue oa which he testified before the State Iater3m Cammittee, and he would be very ha�ppy to make it available to th�a. Cowacilman Harris requeeted the Administration to make capies of the list of the Cama�ittee, for anyone that might want one. �iDINANC6 DERIl�IING MISD�O�tS • CIiAPTHRS 96, 97, 98� 99: The City Attorney explained that this is a ratber lengthy codificatioa, by refereuce, to the new Minnesata Criminal Code which will update the miademeanor sectioa of the Fridleq Eode by adopting by refereace those portioas of the aew Crimiaal Code tt�at refer tv raisdemesnors, and in edditioa, by refereace, some • miscel3aneous offenses i[acZ�ded tn other ChBpters of the Minnesota SxafiuC�. �ie steted that this wil.I maice it much eaafer to prosecute certain actions,that ere looked upon as misd�meano�s, but were not adequately defiaed psevioualy. He etated tha� he had checked the crimiaal code, and ali neceseary mi�demeanors axe inclnded. � Cossncilmau Wright noted tihat in listing the different sections, aome were listed in detail aad ssaae were not. The City Attarney stated that there evae na paaticular reasoa for aot spelling them out in deCa3,i and Councilman W�cight asked him if he could malce a separate listing for those not detailed sa aa addendum for the s�caad reading. Councilma.a Wright asked if thia was primarilq to bring into refesence wfth the new code, and the City Attoraey saswered that i.t wfZl bricug it i.nto conformity and expaad it. Mo�ion by Councilman Ha�ria to waive the readin� of �be ordinance and adopt upon first zeading. �econded by Coanci].man Sheridane Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkitam declared tChe a�tion carried. vi32TORSj Mr. Bob Guzq, Columbia Heighta, was greaeat representing Axdis McCarty ia a request fox a Building Permit to build a hoa�e on Iaad ahe ie purchasing by Contract for Deed on the souCh one ha1�' of lot 4 and aZZ o# lot 5, 81ock Z4, iiamiltoa's additiors to 1�Iechanicsvil.le, whick is ad jacent to the triplex caastructed by B& M, Iac. Mr. Guzy stated that the greviaus City Attorney, • Mz. Sfftith, fe2t the Coe�xaci� could properly deaq the psrnit because Mrv. MeCarty had been employed by B& I� Iac. Mr, Guzy said she had been employed in the bookkeeping end of Ch� business, not the building end, and he could seo ao Reguxar Couuci2 Meetiing - April 4, i966 page 22 • reasoa for thia guilt by aaaocietion. Ae sa�d thae the laat he hsd beard 8& M were uo longer in busiaeas, and Mr. Bird waa aelliag resl estate. He ssid Mr�. McCarty has a piece of property with a 60" fraaC, sitting vacant and servtag ne purpose �ad she wauld l.�ke ta build a single family resideace. He ahamed the Council a sketch of the propoaed residence. Co�ucilmaa Samuelson aslaed vba� the triplex planned to use for parkin$, and Mr. Guay answered that there vas epace behind the triplex. Couacilmaa Samu�Ison aaked if the tripiex �eets the equare foatage required, Mr. aa�ay anaavered that it doea aot. Couacilman Harria asked if any corporatioa member� of Bbd�i, Inc. have an interesC. Mr. Gusy anawered definitely not, that there have be�n three transfers at least. Counciimaa Sheridan poiczted out that the Citq �as never recoguised�a lot split ae none was ever requested, snd as tax as the Citq is coacerned lot 4 ia atill connected to the tYiplex, Councilman L�lright explaiaed that the Council had checiced into this to see if it could happen, aad it can, bnt when it cames ta developing it, it canaot be developed. iie stuted he thrnsght her courae af action ehould be betweem the otaaer af the triplex ar B& M, Inc. Mr. Gusy aaid that the owaer of the triplex had never bou�ht this laad when he bought the �riplex. �e City Attoraey atated that ii there ia a frauduieat permit, aad sale of the property contrary to ordinaace, which requires a loL apZit, it seems the • Cocincil will have to decide which is in the best intereats of the City, another building or have the land �emain vacant and Mra. McCarty seek her rearedy againat Che people who sold her the land. Councilman Wright stated tbst she is asking the City to acknavledge a lot split which would aot have been given in fihe first place. Mayor Kirkham asked who bui�t tbe garage that ie on the properCy aao. Mr. Guzy eaid that it was the persoa Mra. McCaxty brought the property fram. Mayor Kirkham asked if there �aa a building permit. The City Maaager said there was a bullding permit. The City Maaager said there wes a bnildin$ pexmit issued Agril 21, 196l. Mayor Rirkham stated that then the City has already iasued oae building percuit on Chie land. Tbere �as a discuasion of whether the Council wouid permit the house to be built on the 40e Iat, aad if it could be located so th�t it wauld aot u�e thaC part �hat hae no lot split. Couacilman 5heridan asked if lot 5 was aufficient for Mrs. NicCarty to obtain a mortgage, and Mr. Guzy ana'l�ered tbat she said it would be. Mayor Kirkham stated that the Council 6as the right to waive requirements and t#�ey do not accaapliah anything by not letting her build as it jus� will be an empty piece ofc propertq. Mr. Gusy stated that she pays taxes oa thia 10' of land. Cou�nc�lman Wright asked Mr. Gusy if he had advised the o�wner of the triplex he ae�ded a lot split. Mr. Guzy aaawered Chat he had not ci�ecked Chis out ae ttte desd was recorded. The City Attorn+ey stated that, as this has zhaaged � hands before, he thasg�t tha� this was a reasonable aeeumption on his part. Regnlar COiii1C�I. P'I@8t$A�'; - Agril �a, 396� Ps�e 22 � Mr, Guay stated that they would like a peslait to build wit6 side aetbaa&s on part of lot 4 and 1ot S, or at Ieast be permitted to bni.l.d cas lot S and let the reet of the laad go tax de2inqexeat. Councilmaa Sheridan stated that it wc�ld noC be wise for the City to permit a building an a 40' lot a� this orould in+m�ediately set a prece�eat aad there are a aumber of 40' lats ia tbe City. Couacilmaa Wright stated that they are lota that the Council bas already denied buildiag germits €or because they are 40� Iots. There was a discussioa af the sequence of eveats vitea Mr. McCliab bought the laad from B& M, Inc., aad at which point the violations occurred. The City A�torney sta�ed tha� she mi�t have a cause €or action, as it seems contrazy to ordinance ared ��ould be a misdemeaaar. 14se Citq Attarney ae�gested that 1�. Guzy tay �o trace the itistary of the transfer o# lota, aad find �oho was in vio2atiaa and when. Motioa by Councilman Haxris that the City Attornrey aad Attoraey for Mrs. McCarty dfscuss this aad that the City Atitorney report back ta the CanaciZ. Secoaded by Counci.Imaa Samueisoa. Ug�a s voice vote, there being ao aays, Mayor Rirkham declared the aaation caacYied. Q�iDIN��NGE PBOVIDING F0� SAN�TARY STdRAt� dF REFUSE. CHAPTEB 38s M�exioa by Couacilman Sheridan to wafve the reading ana adopt upon firat readi�g the ordiasace providing for sanitary atozage of refuee. 3ecoaded by • Ca�sucilman Samuelsoa. Upon a voice vote, there beiag no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motioa carried. Couac�latian Harris question,ed the requirement of pZaciag the coatainexs at the rear of the property. Se sa�.d that in 8o�me cases the trash mea will aot pick up at the rear. Z'tze City Manager stated that it could be put ia the �rdinance to make it an abligation to pick up. The Council discusaed partitioniug off the garbage on the side of the houae, or ecreeniag it. Couacilman Wright suggeated that �he caataiaers be kept aa far eway from the street as �he front oi ehe hause and iavisible from the atreet. It was meatioued �hat the o�diaaace states that containere shall not exceed 30 gall.ona� in si�e, and this would rule out �he larger dump boxes that apartn�eats have. The City At�omey etated he would discuss this with the Health InspecCor and iacorporate ti�e changes for the eecond reading. dRDINANCE AMCsI�1DZT�G CHAPTEIt 49 E?�CTRIGAL OUTLEZS! l�tioa by Councilman Barris to �sive the reading and adopt the ordinaace ar�endiag Chapter 49 on fixat reading. Secarded by Councilmaa Sheridaa. Conucilman Harris noticed Chere we�e no requizements about cards, Councilman Sheridaa a$ked what number of ouClets would be required. The Fire Preveatioa Chief, Mr. Aldrich, said that originally he had one for each uait aot provided with a garage ia the ordanance, but tite Citp Attoraey had left it out. T'i�e CiCy Attorney stated �hat it probably �ould be an imposition oa � the present apartment house aa�aera. He thought it �auld b� better instesd to make ext�ens£on co;cds ualawful �xcept froa4 exterior outlets. Councilman She�cidaa asked if it is aecessary to have one ouClet for each unit, could aot an Regular Cauncil t�'ueetfag - Apri.I 4, 19Gb PaBe 23 • outlet be auff�cieat far t�o app3fencea. Mr. Aldrich aaid it could be if they rur► the proper si�e service. The City Attorney aaid he believed there was a re�ulation on baw many ampa caa be carried, and suggested iaaereiag the woxding, "adequate aumt�er so aa not to overload the rated capacity of the apart�eat build:Lng". Conncilmsn Wright suggeated ��ttin� thia uader code . so the builder of aew apartmeats knaws about it. Sheridau ask,ed what tbe parkiag space zatio v�as� aad the City Manager aaswered 1� Co 1. Councilmaa iiar�cis sai8 oae outlet for three units �ouid 6e adeqaate thea. Mr. Aldrich . aaid 3t would be if 3Q amp service is specified. The City Attorney and the Fire PrevenCioa Chief wiil go over this fuzther aad have it ready for the � second reading. Upan a voice vote, there being uo aays, Mayor Rirkham dealared the m�tioa carried. O�DIl3Ab1�8 AMENDING CHAP'PEK 45 - Zl'�tII1G DI$TRICTS s M�otioa by Couacilmen Sarris to w aive the readiug and adapt the orc�f.�ence agoa first readiag. Secoaded by Council.man t�ight. Upon a voice vote, there bein� no n$ys, Mayor Kiskham declared the motion carried. Councilman 3am�uelaoa s�ated thsC after the reading of the new zonin� ordinsace with the Planniag Commission, he would like to ses sonme of the pravisious added to the other ssniag districCs we already do have, such as laudsaapin�, setbacks and so forth. Cauacilaeac� H,arris ea.id that maybe the Couacil would ne�d a�different ordiasace £os that, a� this just estab2�Lshed the districta. Councilman Sheridaa pointed aut that aome o£ the districts were m�a�ing from the liet. Councila=an Aarris • suggested thet tbe co�plete Ifet be included for the secoad reading. C�DII�TANt� AMENDITZG CHAPTL�B 56 . 02 t2a - SIGNS s 1�oLion by Couacilman Wrigbt to wa2ve the readi�ag and adopC this ordiaance a�readiag Ghapte� 56.U2 upon fisst reading, Secoaded by Councilman Hamcis. Upon a voice vate, there being no aeys, IKayor Rirkham declared the motioa carried. RESO�LU�Z�1 �45-I966 TO ESTABLISH POLICE PSNSI0�1 FIINDs Mayor Rirtchsm haaded the Couacil copies of the Artialea of Iacorporatioa. Courta�lman 3haridsn asiced if the Council had geceived an actuary report, aad t:he City Attorney stated he had soa�e iaformatioa om that which he has in ad��Ction to Che bylacas and articlea for the Council to tatce and look o�er. Motion by Couacilmaa Shesidaa for the adaptian of Besolution #45-196b Co eatablish a police peasioa fund. Seconded by Councilasan flarris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nay$, Mayor Itirkham declared the mation carried. 96G A ItE I�v�ion by Cou�tci].�ean Sheridan to adogt Resnlution �ib-196b. Ths motion was seconded, and upon a voice vote, there be3ag ao agqs, Ma�or Kirkham declsred • the motion carriede � �g�slar Couucii r%tiag - Aprii 4, 196E� Pa�e 24 • BBSO�LUTI��1 �47-1966 A RESOLUT"jQ1 AUTH082ZING AND DI�CTING Ti�3 SPLITTZNG �' SPSCIAZ..ASSESSN�NTS ON LOrT 15. PARCEL IQ60, AUDITO�'3 3UB. �129t Mation by Councilman Harsfs to adopt Resolution #47-1966. The matioa wae eeconded, aad upoa a vaice vote, there being no,aays, Mayor Kirkham deciared the niotian carried. Motioa by Councilman gasriLs to adopt Resolutioa �48-1966. 3eco4ded by Couacilman She�idaa. Upon a voice vote, there beiag no nays, Mayor Itirkham declared the matioa carried. Motioa by Councilmaa Hars3s ta adopt Resolution �49-I966. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upoa a voicc� vote, there beiag ao nays, Mayor Birkham declased the mo�ian carried. DANC�ROtT3 BUIIDING AT 6591 2tATtJ ST1iI�T NORTI�ASTs � Councilmsa Wright seated thati Couacilmaa Aarzis had called his atteation to a house at 6591 Msia Street 2Jortheast. Upaa investigatioa it appeared thst the a::er had stsipped �he house of everythin� valuable, and thea praceQded to strip it af everyehing cambustible, thea left it accesaible to vandalism and kids, �ad left 1� �allons of fuel oiI ia caae anyone wanted to bura it dvwn. iie stetec� he would like to proce�d as sooa as legally poesible to de�mol3ah the building. Couacilman Harris said that the dooga have be�n locicerl naw, but they had been wide open �ahea they inapected i�. The City Attorney stated ehati there is an e�ergeacy ordinance 50s07 which deals with cases where it reasanably $ppears there is is�ediate danger to the lffe or safe�y of any person, uaiess, as defined,•it is t�aiateiy repaired, v�ca�ed, or demolisiaed. The building inspector ahall repor� suct► faeta to the CouaciX aad the Council ahall cause immediate repair, vecation ar deazoli�ioa of auch daa�sraus building. Councilmaa Harris stated tha� he will atteat to the i�me�i.ate danger, aa the wiado�oos are brokea, uida have bet�n crawling in the o�iadaws, there is a hole fn the liviag roam flo�c, there is no door on Lhe s�aisvay wtiich goea alimoat etraight down, tuiot�her hole upsteixs. 3'he Ci�p A�torneq etated that he �rouid auggeat a finding by the Cauncil tha� this is a daagerous bnildiag and that it requires �u�medi$te xepair, vacation or deraolitioa, and �hen antharise the City Manger, C�ty Attorraey and In�pection Department to proce�d as rapidly as possible. Councilman Sheridsn sag�ea�ed the Mayor appoint a coamsittee. CounciYman HarriB volunteeged to at�est Co tti� dangerous state. �etioa by Councilman Sheridan for i�edi.ate deualitioa npon the recamrteeadation • frooi the commit�ee. Seconded by Couacilm�n Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkiism declared the motion carsied. Regular Couacil 1�7�e�ting - Api•iI 4, 14Gb page 26 City does not have the maapo�ier or trucka Co do this project iu one daq; it could be acComplished in a loa�er period of tiuie, but the Citq would need a 7,ot of equipment and manpawer to do it on one Saturday. Councilman Smmselsau waadered if the saaitation coeipanies would donaee thei.r trucks aad drivera. T6e CiCy Attorney sug;ested the uaions be contacted. Councilman Harris sested Cha� tihe City could use any and all donate@. Co�ncilman Sheridan euggested tbe Ci�y could help the citisens by having the Volunte�r Fire Departmeat av�eiluble to ie�ue buraiag permitis on the epot, so that Cbe people will not have to come into City Hall for the pezmi.t. ADJO�iT s �e=e being no further busic�ess, Mayor Kirkham declated the regulsa Couacil Meeticg of April 4, I966 adjourned a� I2;30 A.M. Respectfully submitted, /�i : t�'-s�,,�`�.�rr,.��..,. M�axya� Lu Stran Acting �eczetary to the Couacil • � � �� I ! / • i � � i � i � ORDINANCE AN ORDI�JANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 45 OF THE CODE OF T!!E C i TY OF FR I D LEY BY PROV I D i PJG -FOR A �!C',�1 ZON I r1G D I STR I CT (CR-2 - OFF I CE, SERV i CE � AND L I F1 I TED Bl1S ( NESS D I STR I CT) AND PROV I D( NG �EGULATIONS, CONTROLS AND STANDARDS THEREFOR. TFIE COl1NC I L OF THE C I TY OF FR I DI.EY DO ORDA ( N AS FOLLOWS : f. . :i That CHAF'TER �.5 of the City Code of Fridley be amended by addin� Section t�$� 102 which shall read as follows: 45. 102 TFie objective in establishing a CR-2 District is to provide regulations, controls, and stendards for the orderly development , and maintenar►ce of the permitted use � therein. A CR-2 District is to provide a transition between commercial and manufacturing uscs. llses permitted are those which do not attract a large number of the general public, such as retail shopping areas, and which do not generate heavy , vehicular traffic. � 11SES PERPIITTED: I. General office space for business and profession�i uses, such as but hot I�imited to, the following examples: a. llses permitted in CR-I. b. Fin�nce, Insurance and Real Estate ofi'ices. . c. Legal, Architectural, and Engineering offices. d. Governmental offices. � 2. Limited business uses of essentially a non-retail or .�service nature requirin� a minimum of access by the general public, such as bt�t not limited to, the following examples: , . : . . .. ., ._.. 7 . . . ., ' ' ..,: �t � :,�, ',';�-:w 4 . ' . , .�:'I ... .. . . . a� .,� �: .,. ., . � .,-,.. . ., -.:.: . . . .r�� ,. -, . . �), .i � . i , ..,.. . , � � � „� ORDINANCE Page.2. a. 'Si�n painting shops. b. l.lpholstery shops. c. Business machine repair shops. d. Appliance repair shops. e. ' Printing shops. f�,Data Processin� or computer centers. g.', Research Iaborataries, except those presenting , hazardous or noxious conditions to the adjacent area. • h.' Sales inc'tdenta.l to other permitted uses pro- ' viding that no more than 251 of the floor ! space aveileble to any user shall be devoted to sales. 3• Ntinimum lot requirements. � a.' Area: 20,OQ0 square feet. - b. '' 1'�idth: !00 �feet. c.' Front Yard: 60 feet from road right-of-way. Off-street automobile parking provided in front of said building shall be separated from the edge of the roadway, which shall ' contain a curb and side walk, not less than �. feet in width, and a planting strip with ' trees and shrubs, not (ess than IS feet in width. Such walk and planting strip to be . maintained adequately for its intended , purposes. d.; Side Yard: I$ feet on interior Iots except.said side yard set back shal) be 25 feet where a . driveway is installed; 2$ feet on corner lots e. Rear Yard: 40 feet. 4• Building.requirements. a.' �laximum ratio<of floor area to lot size 0.4. �b. Floor area minimum 25�0 squere feet. _ � . , >- �� . � ��j ;� � ; �� ;� i _ ORD I Nt1NCE Pac�e 3. � � S. Special requirements. a.' Off-street parking. Each lot shall have ', adequate off-street parking which shall consist ' of at (east the followin�: ,' (I� A9anufacturing establishments - one '•', off-street parking space for each , - employee, plus one space for each ', company vehi�le, or one space for � , each $00 square feet of floor area, which ever is greater. j (2� Office - one off-street parking space for eacF� 2$0 square feet of f( oor area. ', (3� Research laboratories and all other ', permitted uses - one off-street parking ', _.,;spaqe for each emp I oyee or one for " � each� $00 square feet of f( oor area ', which ever is greater. '' (4� AIl parking areas and driveways shall , b� concrete or blacktop and shall meet , City specifications applicable thereto. " They shall be so graded and drainsd as to dispose of al I surface water. ; Drainage sha!! r�ot be across sidewalks or driveways. ' ', (S) AIl requirements of Chapter 45.21 shall be applicable to CR-2 areas, except ' as inconsistent wi�h the above provisions. b.', Off-street loading and unloading. No business i shall be permitted to receive or dispatch � ' materials by trucks and similar vehicles ', except at an authorized loading berth which ' shall be (ocated so that said trucks or other ' vehicles are entirely removed from public ' street or frontage sidewalk. Location and , number of said loading berths shall be indicated , . -. . �� i '� I � ■ � 0 ;D I NANCE Page 4. on the plans and shall be approved by a 6uilding Board and Building lnspector at the ' time of issuance of a buildinc� permit. Said ' loading berth shall be so located as no� to ' interfere wit{� the required minimum parking ' space and sh�ll not be located in the front yard or side yard set backs. c�.' Outdoor Signs. ' (I� ��laximum number of si�ns: ' One per fronta�e on a public street, ' except corner buitdings which may ' have two signs. - I (2) Type of sign permitted: , '� WaII or free-standing. . � �3 ��tax i mum s i ze o�F s i gns : , ' 1�1a I'I s i�n - I 0 per cent of wa ( I area to whic�h such sign is affixed. ', Free-standinc� sign -�not to exceed - ; 48 square feet in .erea. , I (4) Sign placement: ', yVall si�n - Maximum height not to exceed roof level. Free standing si9n - maximum height ' not �o exceed roof level, not more than 10 feet from building. • (5) No flashing, blinking, or animated sign shall be allowed, nor shall any sign containin� any type of ii�ht ' source be allowed. Si�ns or building � surfaces illuminated exclusively by '� reflected light of constant color and � ; intensity shall be allowed provided ', that the sources of such illumination be shielded to prevent their direct _ rays from falling on any area outside ' the lot on which they ere erected. �� , � . � i�� -�?-^-_---•-... .. . ORDINANCE Page $. _ �,,� (6� AI( provisions of Ordinance �318 hereof shall be applicable to CR-2 ', areas, except as inconsistent with the ' above provisions. 6. Landscaping. AIl open areas of any site, lot, tract or parcel shall�be graded to provide proper draina�e and, except for areas used for park i ng, clr i ve�,rays, or storage, shall be landscaped with trees, shrubs, or planted ground cover. Location, size and species of trees and shrubs shall be indicated on tl�e site plan and subject to approva) by the �lre Qu i I d i r►� E3�ard � I t sha I I t�� the owners respons f b t I i ty to see that this landscapilg is maintained in an attractive and well-I<ept condition. In case any trees or shrubs shall die, the owner shall replace them with a like specie of similar size. AIl vacant lots, tracts or parcels shall also be properly maintained. , 7. Stor�ge. AIl raw materials, supplies, finished or semi- finished products and equipment shall be stored within a completely enclosed building; provided, however, that motor vehicles necessary to the operation of the principle use and of not more than 3/4 ton capacity may be stored within the permitted parking (ot area to the rear of the building. 0 � � 0 � , I � �. � � . � •�--- O;ZD I AJANCE Page 6. $. Exterior Guilding P�9aterials. The type of buildin� materials used on exterior walls shall be face brick, natural stone, specifically designed pre-cast conerete, factory fabricated and finished metal frame panelin�, glass, or o�her materials as may be �pproved by the Fridley Building Board. 9. Perforr�ance Standards. lJses which, because of the nature of tl�eir operation, are accompanied by excessive rioise, vibration, dust, dirt, smoke, odor, noxious gases, glare or w�stes shall not be permitted. These residual features shall be considered.as exce�ssive in the fo!lowing cases: � �, a. P�oise. Any use established in an lndustrial District shall be so operated that no noise resulting from s�id operation which would constitute a nuisance is perceptible beyond the premises. This does not apply to incidental traffic, parking, and off-street loadinc� operations. b. Snoke, 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 pub I i c hea I th, safety, comfort, or we I i'are, or �cause injury or dama�e to property or businesses is prohibited. c. Toxic or Noxious tiatter. No use shall, for any period of time, discharc�e across the boundaries oF the lot wherein it is located, toxic or noxious matter of such concentration as to be detrimental to or endanger the public health, safety, � confort, or welfare, or cause injury or damage to property or businesses. �3�' d. Odors'. The emission of odorous matter in such quantities � as to be readily detectable beyond the boundaries of � � the irzmediate site is prohibited. r , ' � � . - � �� ; � I. , . , � , .-,-- -- -- - � : �ti� 1 i�fSiYCL �lJ l � Page %- � e. V i 6�^a'c a on . Arsy use creat i ng per i od i c earthshak i r�g vai�ra�ions, �uch as are crea��d by heavy drop forges, c:� h�avy hydraulic surges, shall be prohibited if sucn vibrations are p�rceptible beyond the boundaries of 1�9�e ;m:�ediave si�e. � � f. G 4 aMe o:� �a�a�. Any opera� a oc� produci ng i ntense g d a�^e or� €�ea� sha i 1 be performed w i th i n a comp l ete t y enc: osed �u i i d i ng . g. cx�;osaves. No activiti�� involving the storage, u�iliza�ion or manufacture of materials a� products which could decompose by detonation shal! be permitted except such as are specificalty l��ensed by �he Ciiy Counci0. Such ma�eriais shall inc�ud�, but not be confi�ed to: all primary ex- �tosivLs, suc� as lead oxids and �ead sulphate; a!I h��h exg�losives and boosters, such as TNT, RDS, �e-�ry! and ammor►ium nitra�e; propetlants and components �hereof such as nitrocellulose, black �owder, ammonium perch3orate and n6trog4ycerdne; 5lasting expfosives, such as dynamite, powdered magnesium, potassium chlora�e, potassium permaganaies and potassium ni�rate; and nuclear fue(s and reactor elements such as uraniurn 235 and ptutanium. ; 0. 6u i i d's r:g Perm it App d i cat i on Requ i re�.:ents. No bu i I di ng �err�;� shall be issued for development of property in the C�-2 zane untoi the Building Soard has reviewed and approved tne proposed deveio�men�. The owner or developer of proper�ty in the CR-2'zone shall submit the followi�ng exhibits to the Su i 1 d i ng Soac^d for i ts rev i ew : a. A boundary survey of the effected area, (ot or tract. {n addition, there shail be submitted a sketch to scate showing all property within 2$0 feet of the effect pro;., ��r �y i nc � ud i ng �.he t oca � i on and s i ze of bu i 1 d i ngs, driveways, and parking lots. �3� � �� ;�,,.�:C� Page 8 � �. �, � • � a. ��, .� y:;t�,;^/ b�; � s c: rs � i;�r,� �how a r,g . 'i i O�;` �; ans o� a(! f I oors, e� eva� � c:;s, ��e-;; i o�s, c�� a "s E s, ou � i i r:�� ,:�at�r i a l spec i f i cat i ons a�d any �c':;b�io �a9 :�:�orr�a�i�n �ha�: is apnl Qcabde. �=. �� P:�::�:a;�y S�;;e �ev� � o�men;; ?� an show a ng : par� i ng 1 ayout, #`Jt�' @� �:; .+�'�'S� £ c::T3Q5Cc.;:� 9 F3�� :^l.: i7Cc; i:� t:^�vS �ilCi P( dR� i tlg 51 ZE and s�aces; rer�ces, wa i I s, !€ gh � i r,g s��ndas^ds, cur�as and street f��:� : :,u��. cf . A pe�^z`=o;�ma�:ce a��eement by a I and owner or deve I oper� that �a �:.h i n a reasor�ab ! e t i me to be ; i xed i n the a�reement the s i�� a r��rovemer��s w i 1 I be comp ! eted and prov i d i r�g that i f su ch i m�rovemer�-�s are not comp ( eted :� i th i n the t � me spec i f i ed, the Ci�y May construct or comolete such improvements and assess the ��::-c ��ec^eof a�ainst the owner. Such agreement may further prcv9de for standards of maintenance of the site improvements ana au��o;�i�ir�g �he City to provide such ma:ntenance and assess �he cos� ther�of against the os�ner if the owner fails to provide suc4� r:3a i ntenar��e after not i ce by the C i ty that he i s i n v i o( at i on � of se�ch agreement. e, Ati plans, specifications, and surveys required above shall be prepa�^e� and ces�t i f i ed by a reg i stered arch i tect, eng i neer or � surveyar t��hose field of registra�:on includes the work so cert � � a ec� . f. Th� GSove items shall be submi:;ted at least 10 days prior to the mee�:ang at which the app(ication wifl be co,�sidered by the �Su b i d't rag Board. PASSED BY THt C 6 TY COtSNC ! L OF T�iE C I TY OF FR 1 D�EY TH ; S DAY OF , ig66. MAYOR - Jack 0, nirkham AiiEST: C�� Y C��::��C - Ma�v i o� C. 3runse E 1 F's t�st 32eac3 i rtg : Apr3.� 4-a 1966 Second l�ea�: �9: Pub�ish: � u � I � i,ocauion!V�-%- � A�rLICATiON FOR SIG� PER.�II� Perm:.t No. � �) . � ° � �j l �y � % / �'�.> �> ;Y ,:-�' ;; � �f / ,-� - , �- C� �'� a`j � �(' ` �ridZey, ;�::.nn., -. ? — .� il � 19 � f '�'� GS : l��Z�: I`:;� ::�� y 0;. 0� ��Z.�. �; ir�e �.de:sigr�ed hereby m�zkes a�plica�ion for a permit for the wor:: herein speci- fied, agreeing �o do ali work in stric� accorda,nce wi.th the City Ordinanees and rul- ings of �he Depar�ment of Buildings, and hereby declares �aat all.-the faots and re- presentatio:2s stated in this application are true and correct. C-W-ner i{ind o� .�.�� : : ,�� ; Used as �Work to be corap�eted about � Zg_._.._.._ Esti�-nated Cost � �`' .f�, l � DESCRIPTION How 3nsiai3ed: i�latwise on Extended out from Wall Roof �� Dimer�sions : I�enath �% � , Height %`�a '� , T',.ickness ,�� ;��'�=��f�-G="-�-cl'a*� /� .� C. i1b''s_JCC : � .. . Distance -wrom Sidewalk Roof Cons�ructed of: ' Iron, Wood, ,X Tron and Wood .illumznated �( �°Iirind Application No. � 3E� o�:� � ,��c� �o 0 t�� (7 i� �;,;:ivC- n3��?' � 1��G C��:? y"� 99, -C �� G`;S 99.01 1 a �� .`� t� c- c r, r � � r+ ... �J p _ " J �' • a �,��`:..v 7� �l) 1 ��s...CJ' C,ti i� ��vl-r r, S tld�- : i i'�tni c F"��. • �J ; 0��:` s �� a �� e:�Ci;= �:N� �.�0� ; � �G ;�,�; f �yN�SOTA S?h s �dT�S f'''l� R Y� Y i i�i7 i_�i�:.� :�1; O rii\.�i :li�'�YSL C{tiG C!-�Yi?iL7\S 75, 7/ � JO� ��iq JJ �1� E�iG Cli'i�i V� e i:� CI iV �1 �'s� Ii7�Ei . i�ic CO�NC;� Ci� �"F!� C� �Y 0� F�lDLEY DO O:DAIN AS :=��L041S; 99.0 a l. hco�t � oro af ��! i nnesota Staic:tes Sect i ons 609.05, b09,085, 6� ^� .# 75, 609 . 22, 605� . 27. 609 . 37, 609 .375, b09 .40. 609 .475, 609. �85. ;:G �.��. bo9. �OS, 609. 5!, 609. $ I 5, 6ag. 52, 609. 525, 6�9, 53, . bo9.5�5. �G,�.�-::�, 609.5�5, 609.5�5, 609.57, 609.575, 609.595. 609.60, ��g.605, �0�.5�5. 6��.6�, �G9.655, E09.66, 60g,675, '.�9.68, 609.685, 5o9.7os, 6G�.7;5, ��9.72, 609.725, �09.735, 609.7�.,, �;.7�5, 609.75, �09.755, ��J9.775, 009.78, 609.785, 609.79, 609.79�, 009.805, 609.8;, 609.8l�, b0�.82, 3�0,96 arad 614.5%, are }�ereby adopted and shal) be a� fc. $$ -� crce ard ef�ec-� i n �he C ity of Fr i di ey i nsofar as app ! r cab l e. 99 ��2 ;. V a o 1 u �� or� a P� i s�e^:e�::or . The v: 0 9 at i on of �:�y of the �e�;; i or.� �r supse�c-c � ons of th s s ord i nance by any person, f��a� a:^ corpc��G �:�r�, par��e�ec�sh a p or i ega 1 ent i ty �ha 4! be deemed a .� 6 s��n�ar,ot � �c v,�a 6 E b� p€sn � shed by. a f i ne of not more than one t�isr,circd do i c�..�s o� ug� 9 r�r i sonmen�t i n the county ja i 1 for not more • th�r� nin��y �y�� days, �r�e vio�a�ion of each section or subsection hereof sha6� �� ee:�� a s�paa^ate violation, each to be deemed a sEpara�e mo�c�rn�ano�. � 99.03i. ��r:�ryd +�rincipals. Liability for Crimes of Another. �Gj.05. 5:��a�E�',or� 3. h persar� as crcr�inal ly t iable for a cr�me comm a�ied by ar�other o f he i nter�� i ona 1 I y �'�s, a�'vrse5, heres, counsels, �r conspir�s with or c`<.h��w 3 5e procur�s thr; other to ��rn i t the cr i me. Se.a�c�:v'ss;�n 2. A person 3iable under Subdivision ! is a� so i: a� e for any ::.;:her► cr i me comm i tted : s� aursua�ce of the i:;;::naed cr's me i� reasonab �y fore- s��:u� ; � ay h s m as a probab l e consec�aaence of cc� ;m i tt i ng or a�-c�:.,:;�t o nc�. ;o comm d� ihe c�^ a ene i ntended. Su��E 3 v e<. � on 3 n A person Erho 's :�tent i onal 1 y a i ds, adv i ses, h � res, �ounse { s, ar cons� : res w i'ch or o<,r.e;�w � s� procures ano-�;;e� �o comr,z i � a cr i me and there- � ��e:� ::��:�dons '.: S s purpose and makes a reasonab ! e effort to ;.;; �:ve7 � i;:� ccrosn i ss i on of the c:� '� pr i or to i ts � c�r�:s� : ss � on, ::: nc � 1 i ab l e i f the c�^ :.::e i s thereafter ca� ;,:� : ;,-„ -. .. . , �3`� , ...� „ . 4 .. �.i�V � • °a;,e 2. � . ., � � , � .��:� :�� "- � �, r��s�sa�r .�:� � c U:�u�9' �h � s sec�; oc; �:;� be c„G;^�ee� � a �1� a:�d car�v i c��d of t�� c� ime � r~cf ��,;;-: �,;,� �c:^sc;� ��t:ro c c r�c;. : y co: :m i�ted i i has not been ' u'eoree of the ��ravy c'�;cc� �^ �G� `��c� cc:�v; c�e� of so,;,� otn�:� � C:° i�:�? G:' ^v°� `:.G� ;� C�%i�i^ �.:' � i'e �dSeG O�1 �4C'ie Sc:.^.10 SC� . ' P. 9.G�;:• A�;;:e:;�a�.��-°� C�^�r�s, Co�s;�ir�acy. �0�.i75. °`' -'' ' c R�:� 9. To cause a. ��s� o. pro.,�cvt i on . Whoever - - .vr.�. �.; � � �.� c�r.s� a�e� s�: i �h a:�c;:. ::� � to cause a th i rd �e^sor� �o '�� u�res-�ed o� ;��osecu �ed an a e�^ i m i na I charge ;<r�o.�r ;::g -.,.:e c"�ar�� {�o �e : a i�e rnay be senterced to i m- : vo;�;;,��r� for r:�t m�:�e �han ;u day� or �CO payment o'r' a -�=: r�e or no-t �ore th�n $ 600.00. ',:�� ^: trlhoever consp z res w ith C_': °� .� ! t :� s O:l 2. �O COfi:^7 8 t�". C+ ' CitG� . an��her ;;c� co�:n i t a cr i me an� i n further- arce of �he c�::�p i racy or►e o�► mor� of the paa�:: a es does �oc:..:: over� Gc� a n fu, therance of such cons� i racy may be cu' �i'�ii�'l.�.iit`.�:W ..f7. J ��i F 1 OiRi.�7 . i:) 4-� �h� c�^ i rae i n �end�d i s a m i sdemeanor, by a sentence ;,0 3�:.�rison��nt �or no� more than 90 days or to payment of • �� a a�� ; r�ot mo� e�:han �! 00.00; Sa:�c;vos�c� 3. A�p�cc��ion of seciion. This section applies i�: (! j T�ae �'ef�ndan � i r� th i s sta�te consp i res wi'�h a�o�her au�s6de of this state; or (2 j � he de-�es�d�nt ou�s c de of th i s state conspires wi�h a�other in this state; or ( J) ihe ae�=eetc:ant outs a cae ar th i s state cons,pi�� w6th ano�her outside of this s�ate and an oves�t act i n �Fur�Cherance or the cons�i�acy is commdtted within th c s sta�e by e 3t.�er of �hecn. �9.0$ f. �:��=e�ses aga i ns� �t&:e person . �'� person sha 1 1 comm i t an esrre��e aga's ns ��he persos� of ar�other or of v i o f at i ng �ny of the �o � 0 ow a;,g s�ct i ons a;= t67 i nrtESC�:;a 5ta�utes : �aj bC9.22 Assauit. t'J�oever c:oes G�y of �che :�otaowong commits an assautt and �:;;:� �,�: ser �4n��d �o a r�;�r `�onr�er�t ; or no� more than 90 cays or -:,o �ayme�t of a:= :::e ot not moru �han � i 00.40 : • � : ; �c�s _ ac� ?_: : ��1 ::�:,c � .:,o c�u�e fear i r� another of ..::.:�.�.�: 3 c:'W.��'.., .:JV:� ::� tf'id�`:.i Oo'' C.�:c::�i.(i � O:' • ORDiNANCE N0. (2� Inte�tional{y i�arm upon another. Page 3. inflicts or attempts to inflict bodily 99.061. Offenses o� Compulsion. No person shall commit an offense of compulsion by violating any of the following sections of Minnesota Statutes: r (a) 609.27. Coercion. 99.071. Offenses against the Family. No person shall commit an offense against the family by violating any of the following Sections of Minnesota Statutes: (a) 609.3i5• Non-support. 99.081. 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. Flag violation. 99.�91. Crimes Affecting a Publi� Officer of Employee. No person shall commit an offense against or affecting a public �cfficer or employee by violating any of the following Sections of Minnesota Statutes: � (a) 609.475• Impersonating an officer. 99.101. Offenses against the Administration of Justice. No person shall commit an offense against the administration of justice by violating any of the folloNing Sections of Minnesota Statutes: (a) 609.485 Escape from custody. (b} 609.50 Obstructing Legal process or arrest. (c} 609.5�5 Falsely reporting crime. (d) 609.51 Simulati�g legal process. (e) 609.5t5 Misconduct of judicial or hearing officer. 99•111. Offenses of Theft. No person shall commit an offense of theft by violating any of the following Sections of Minnesota Statutes: (a) 609.52 Theft. (b� 609.525 Bringing stolen goods into state. (c} 609.53 Receiving stoten property. (d) 609.535 Issuance of worthless checks. (e) 6og.545 Misusing credit card to sscure services. l�l. J ORDINANCE N0. �� Page 4. � 99.E2�. Offenses of Damage or+ Trespass to Property.� No person shall commit an offense of damage or trespass to property by violating any of the following sections of Minnesota Statutes: (a} (b) (c) �d) �e� (f) �9) 609.565 609.S7 609.575 609.595 609.60 609.605 609.615 Simple arson. Attempted arson. Negligent fires. Damage to property. Dangerous trespass and other acts. Trespasses and other acts. Defeating security on realty. 99.131. Offenses of Forgery and Related Crimes. No person shall commit an offense of forgery or other related crime by violating any of the following Sections of Minnesota Statutes: (a) 609.65 False Certification by Notary Public. (b) 609.655 Alteration or removal of identif,ication number. 99.14�• Offenses Against Public Safety a�d Health. No person shall commit an offense against public sefety and health by violating any of the folfowing Secti�ons of Mihnesota Statutes: � (a) 609.66 Dangerous weapons. (b) 609.675 Exposure of unused refrigerator or container to children. (c) 609.68 lJnlawful deposit of garbage, litter or like. (d) 609.685 Use of tobacco by children. • 99.151. Offenses of Public Misconduct or Nuisance. No person shall commit an offense of public misconduct or �uisance by viotating any of the following Sections of the Minnesota Statutesi (a} tb) (c) (d) (e� (f ) ts) 609.70$ llnlawful assembly. 609.715 Presence at unlawful assembly. 609.72 Disorderly conduct. 609.725' Vagrancy. b09•i35 Concealing identity. 609.74 Public �uisance. 609.745 Permitting public nuisance. 99.161. Offenses Against Gambling. No person shall commit an offe�se of gambling by violating any of the following Sections of Minnesota Statutes:' (a) 609.75 (b) 609.755' Gambling. Acts of or relating to gambling. ORDINANCE N0. Page $. � 99.17i. Offenses relating to Communications. No person shall commit an offense relating to communications by violating any of the following Sections of Minnesota Statutes: � � (a) 609.��5 Divulging telephone or telegraph messages; non-delivery. (b) b09.�8 Emergency telephone calls. (c) 609.�85 Fraudulent (ong distance telepho�e calis. (d} 609.79 Making anonymous telephone calls. (e) 609.795 Opening sealed letters, telegrams, or packages. 99.181. Offenses Relating to a Business. No person shall commit an offense relating to business by violating any of the following Sections of Minnesota Statutes: (a} 609.80$ Ticket sca{ping. (b) 609.81 Misconduct of pawnbrokers. (c) 609.815 Misconduct of junk or second-hand dealers. (d) 609.82 Fraud in obtaining c�edit. 99.191. Miscellaneous Offenses. No person shall commit an offense as r.egards intoxication, v�grancy, etc. by violating any of the fo I I ow i ng Sect i ons of M i nnesota Statutes: (a) 340.96 Intoxication. (b) 614.5% Vagrancy. 99.241. Repeal. That upon effective date of this ordinance, Chapters 96, 9%, 98, and 99 of the Code of,�the City of Fridley; enumerated as follows: 96 Assault and Vagrancy 9% Assault defined 98 Vagrancy " 99 Misdemeanors Generally as passed July 13, 1949. .. .. ,. .. ,► .. .. .. ,. ., ,. .. ,. ., .. -�re hereby repea I ed and are of �o further force and effect. PASSED BY THE CITY COlINC1L OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , I966. ATTEST: MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham ClTY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell First Reading: Apx'il 4, 1966 Second Reading: Publish• � �:�� ORDINANCE AN ORDtNANCE AMENDiNG CHAPTER 49 OF THE CODE OF THE CiTY OF FRIDLEY BY PROVIDING FOR CHAPTER 49.0861 f R-�91f t RtNG- THAT CERTA I N ` ELECTRICAL CONVENIENCE OUTLETS BE PROVIDED. TNE C4UNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRID.LEY DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: That CHAPTER 49 of the City Code of Fridley be amended as follows: = 49.0861f. It shail be unlawful for any oNner of any multiple dwelling to allow electrical drop cords, extension cords, or any electricai wire to run from any electrical outlet from inside the multiple dweliing for service to an electrical appliance outside of a multiple dwelling. PASSED BY THE CITY COt1NCIL �OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY � THtS DAY Of , I966. � � � MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham ATTEST: CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell First�Reading: Apri1 4� 1966 Second Reading: Pubiish• � , 0 � � � ORDINANCE_ AN ORDINANCE PROVIbING FOR THE SANITARY STORAGE OF ;• REFUSE, GARBAGE, SWIIL, RUBBISH AND WASTE MATTER AND REPEALING CHAPTER 38.01 THROl1GH 38.08 OF THE � CODE OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY. ! _ �J i THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: 38.010 Definitions. When ever usecl in thia ordinance, words . sha!! have the following meanings: Refuse mea�s all solicl waste products or those having the character of solids rather than liquids ;in that they well not floN readily without additional liquid and which are composed wholly or partly of such materials es garbage, swili, sweepings, cleanings, trash, rubbish, litter, industrial solid westes or domestic solid wastes; organic wastes or residue of animals sold as meat, fruit or other vegetable or animal matter from kitchen, dining room, market, food establishment of any places dealing in o� handli�g meat, foNl, grain, or vegetables; offal, animal excreta, or the carcass of e�imals; tree or ahrub trimmings; grass clippir�gs, brick, plaster or other Naste matter resulting from the demolition, alteretion or . , construction of buildings or structure; accumulated `�\ waste materials, cans, containers, tires, junk, or other ��'�such substance whi�h may beaome a nui�anae. � Garbage includes every accumulation of animal, vegetable ° or other matter that attends the preparation, consumption, d i sp 1 ay, ded i ng i n or storage of ineat, f i sh, fow I, b i rds, fruit or vegetables, including the cans, conteine�s or wrappers wasted along with such materials. ' � SWi11- includes that particular garbage which is wholly or nearly edible and usable es a food and has food vafue for animals or foWl, accumulating from animal, vegetebl� or other matter wasted from clubs, hotels, hospitals, restaurants, end public eating places. Rubbish includes Nood, leuves, trimmings from shrubs, deed trees o� brenches thereof, shavings, saNduat, excelsio�,� wooden Nare, printed metter, paper, paper board, peste boahd, grass,. regs, sthaN, boots, shoes, hets end all other combwatibles not included undet+ the te�m gerbege. 0 0 �e) � �.---.._.--' .. ... .. . _, - : . , ... . .. ... ..� . , . .,.:' ,,.. .,I. � >�t:;:x,.t �..��s:..;irs+11�,'.i`��:— 4 i•i"> c� ?.;:.�. :��i' .y.b.. ..:a�a i . .. y,'..�"'.s.�}, �.5�te:. , , �.•. . _ . �,3 . . .. �°� , .. .... �. .. � ORD I NANCE Pege 2. ��;_� Waste matter includes waste matter composed of � sand, clay, gravel (oam, stone, brick, plaster, glass, glassNare, ashes, cinders, shells, metal noncombustible material Which has been or is to � i soil, earth, crockery, and all other be discarded. 38.021. Refuse Containers Required. The occupant of any private dwelling, the keeper or manager of any hotei, motel, res- taurant, eating house, or boarding house or any buiiding Where meals are served, the oNner of any flat or apartment . house, trailer camp or auto court, and any other person having refuse a� herein defined, shall provide and keep on such premises sufficient containers for the storage of all refuse accumulated on the premises between collections. Each such container shall be water tight, shall have a tight fitting lid, shall be impervious to insects, rodents, vermin and absorption of moisture, shal! be fire proof and shall not exceed 30 gallons in size unless approved by the Public Health Department of the City of Fridley. However, nathing herein shell be deemed to require the storege in containers of any refuse which is immediately consumed or disposed of on the premises in a multiple chamber gas fire incinerator of a type approved by the Pubtic Heatth Department � of the C i ty of Fr i d I ey. 1 38.031. � 38.041.� � � � 38.051. Refuse to be kept in Containers. AII reT-use on any premise shall be stored in the containers required by section 38.021 hereof, except as the same may be consumed or disposed of on such premises es permitted by•said section. Placing of Containers. The containers shall be placed in the rear of the premises, or may be placed in the side yard �set back if screened so as to be out of view from the street �ant or,in a garage located on the pre- mises. In no event shall containers be placed next to the street or curb or be placed or maintained in such a way as to unreasonably interfere with the use of adjoining property. Containers kept outside shall be placecl in such a manner as not to permit entry of or harbo�age for animals, insects or other vermin. Frequency and Manner of Collection. The contents of the containers shell be collected once every we�k, or more f requent I y i f requ i red by the prov i s i ons of any other ;. ordinance of the C�ity of Fridley, by a collector licensed hereunder. He shall trensfer the contents of the contai�ers to his vehicle without spilling them, or if eny spilling occurs, he shell clean it up completely. Upon such colle ction, the containers shall be completely emptied and retu�ned to the�racks or stands where they ere kept end the lids of the conteiners shall be replaced. - � � ; •; � 0 ; • � ORDINANCE Pac�e 3. 38.061. Defective Containers. 1'Jhenever a container is in poor _ repair, is corroded or otherwise defective sa as to perr�it insects, vermin or rodents to enter, or does hot meet any other rec�uirements of this ordinance, the colfector shall notify the Public Health Sanitarian of the City of Fridley in writinc� on forms furnished by �he Department of Health of the City of ,Fridley. The collector shall affix a copy of said notice to the container. The notice shall state the deficiency and shall require repair or replacement. llpon the next collection, if the deficiency has not been corrected, the collector shall notify said Sanitarian. The Sanitarian shall then inspect said.container and, if found deficient, condemn the same. The collector shall hot cotlect t��e contents of any container marked as condemned. � t� 38.071. Collector May Cance) Service. The eollector shall cancel � service to any premises when the only container or containers thereon have been condemned, and m�y cancef service when the party chargeable for the collection service is two months or more overdue in paying for such servicer 1^�hen any col- lector cancels service to�any premises, written notice thereof shall be served up1on or mailed to the occupant, mana�er, or owner of the premises and a copy of the notice shalt be mailed to the Health Department of the.City of Fridley. . 38.081. Abatement of Refuse Accumulation. Any accumulation of refuse on any premises not stored in containers which comp,ly with this ordinance, or any accumulation of refuse on any 'premises which has remained thereon for more th an one week is hereby declared to be a nuisance and shall be abated'by order of the City of Fridley Health Officer, as provided by. �4 i nnesota Statu�tes, Sect i ons 1�.$.22 and 1�.$.23, and the cost of ebatement.m�y be assessed on the property wheae the nuisance was found, as provided in seid sections. 38.091. Penalty. Any person violating this ordinance shall be �uitty of a misdemeanor, and subject to a fine of not exceeding $100.00 or imprisonment in the.county jait 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 revocat.ian or suspension of license, and in addition to abatement of a nuisance hereunder. ORDINANCE Page 4. �+ �8.101. This section incorporates by reference MS 609.68 pertaining ; to unlawful deposit of garbage, litter or like. � � � ; 38.111. This section incorporates by reference MS 609.%'4 perteining ;� to public nuisance. „ � r � ; 38.121. Repeal. That upon effective date of this ordinance, • � Chapter 38, Sections 38•�1 through 38•08, Waste Disposal, � is hereby repeeled end is of no further force and effect. � r ; PASSED BY THE CITY COtJNCII OF TNE CITY Of FRIDLEY THIS DAY � oF , 1966. . , ' � � q 7 � MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkhem �� < ,� ATTEST � � � � CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell �'� First Reading: April 4� 1966 � -� � Second Readin9: . ; Publish: . ; , , . i ' " a � . � ) # . _ ; . , ; .1 � . . �, . � � . . . � . . ' � '� . . � � . - . . 4 , r � , , i , � j. . . . . � , ,. . . . � � � , �',. � � . . � , i . ' � ' \. � � a � z � � � � � `.,-.^.';_'_'_ — - _ . _� � ^ A. � . . . . .. . . � . . . ', . . . . . ` . � . . . .. , .. � .. . ♦ � `�' C� � � o;�� i nan�cE ��0 0�D f i�A�CE Ah"�ND ! NG CHAPTER �$ OF THE CODE 0� T;1E CITY OF FReDLEY ENUr�;�RATONG THE KiNDS OF ZONlNG DOSTRlCTS WITNIN THE CITY OF FRIDLEY. Tf�4E COUNC I L OF TI�E C 0 TY OF Ff2 I D LEY DO ORDA I N AS FO LLOWS : That SECTION 45.04 of the City Code of Fridley be amended as follows: 45.0�.. For the purpose of this chapter, the foliowing fifteen kincs o� districts are hereby estabtished within the City of Fridley: R-: �istracts; or One-Family Dwelling Districts. i2-2 Districts; or Limited Multiple Dwelling Districts, R-2� Districts; Double BunAalow Districts. �-3 Districts; or Generai Multiple Dwelling Districts. �-3A Districts; A artment and Multiple Dwellinq Districts. R-�. D_istricts; Trai ler Park Districts. P Districts; or Public Facilities Districts. C-{ Districts; or Loca{ Business Districts. C-!S Districts; or Local Shopping Center Districts. C-2 Districts; or 6eneral Business Districts. C-2S Districts; or Generai Shopping Center Districts, C-RI Districtsl or Medical,�'Dental and similar clinics Districts. C-R2 D;stricts; or Office, Service and Limited Business Districts. M-I Districts; or Light Industrial Districts. M-2 Districts; or Heavy Industrial Districts. PASSED BY THE CITY COl1NCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, THIS DAY OF , 1966. • ATTEST: CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell First Reading: APr�l,4, 1966 Second Reading: Pubiish• MAYOR - Jack 0, Kirkham �� N�� 4 �; � �� L3 � , . � �'`� .�` 6 N� �' 4 , �� °�'°', c�' � �� o�fl i r�ar,c� • �IP1 0;� i n�r!c� TO AP1El�D C11AI'TE � 56.02 ('2) OF T'ic C( TY CODC 01= T�I E C I TY OF F!� 1 D LLY TO P�R�.1 ! T AI�I ' "AI_!TO"'06 I LC SE ;V I CE S I GP�" �,OT EXCEED i f�JG 60 St�llARE FECT O1ti f';0;'�„TY ADJACCNT TO FOl1R- LA�lE D i V I DED H I G:il�; AYS . � • • T'IE COL!F�C I L OF T;�E C I TY OF FR I D LE`( DO 0�DA I Pd AS FO LL.O�'JS : Tha.t SLCT(OR $6.02 (2) of the City Code o-F Fridley be amended as fo! loi,�s: 5b .02 (2) , S I GP��, A(1T0'i0� I LE SERV I CE ., The Term "llutor:�ob i t e Service Sign" neans any si�n that does not exceed 3? squ �re feet, except tl�at sa i d s i�n may I�e 60 sq�.iare feet i f the � a{'fecte_ d p; operty i s �d��acent to � Four- I ane d i v i ded h i�hwa�; d i rect i ng the notorist traveling along the hi�hway to a place or places caterinc� to motoring needs. These include: Auto laundry, eatinc� establishment, motels, motor hotels, refreshment drive-ins, pub{ic �arages, parkin9 arcas,�re��ir �ara�es, service stations, drive-in theatres, and amusement parl:s. � \ I�ASSE� E3Y TF�E C 1 TY COUPtiC I L OF THE C I TY OF FR I D LEY Tfl I S oF , 1966. �ITTEST : =_ � C IT`i CLERI< - PSarvi n C, �runsel I Firs� ?eading: April 4, 1966. Second tZead i ng : ____ Publish: I' - -��.�._� � D AY P4AYOR - Jack 0, f: i rkham r �� . �s F � G� � , �� .?-� , . ; ' ��1 • , s � BQARD 0� APPSA?S I�TING MINLiTES - APRIL 13, 195G . The meeticig was call,ed �o osder at 7t3D P.M. by Chairmaa Natdrocki BOLL CALL .�.r �ffiERS PRSSE�1Ts Nawrocki, Jankawaki, Fitzpatrick , �ERS ABSSNT= Cc�drich, Stiunders ' The petitione� S.F. Tempiin caa� prese�at, and the purchaser of Che home, Mr. SsO, Berg, aiso was pr�aent. �.'here were ao others pxeseat for or agai,ast the reque�t �or variances. Council that the vari�nces be �ranted. Ugon a voice vote, there being no nays, Chairman Nawrocki declared the u►otion carried. AD30URN1�NTs There being no further business, Chairman Nawracki declared the meetia� adjourned at 7:50 P.M. Reapectfulgy submitted, ��'',�,� U?�J '�''�_ Earl P. Wagner � S�cretary to the Board , i - � 1. BUILDING BQAitD I�STING 1KINV18S - APBtL 13, 1966 The M$eting was'called to order by Chairmea Rravik ae 7s35 P.M. ROf.I. CAT.L ..._...._.r_ � PRESEGTTs, Kravik, Toaco, Hau�e, Herder 1�MBSRS ABSENT., Ellis, Samuelsoa, Chenette VI�ITOR; ' Sheldom Mortenaoa T�tere was a diacussioa ai�out the seW�r hook-up. It goes to the 53rd Street seve�r. The buildiag wi11 cottform to the exiating ahopping center. Water recovery will re-uae aoap � and most of the �ater. There will be a si�n in front as well as cloae to Che highway. Motioa by Tonco, aecoaded by Hauge, to reco�ead approval o t e pe t a cons ruc a car was . poa a ve ce vo , thexe being no naya, the timotioa carried. ADJOURI�NT: ' . There being ao furthex busiaess, Chaix�aan Kravik adjourned the meetiag at ?;55 P.M. Reapectfully sub�nitted, Olive L. Iierder ', 3ecretary to the Board � � c� � EVERe�'fT W. MCCARTHY CHIEF OF POLICE i • � i • � , � �`��<<'�a p,MNESOIq �„dp�� y`� �1 April 5, 1966 .�epa�t�eni o� �o�ice � � � O � � ANO 643 1 U � MINNEAI � , t� • - �`�r�� e� r :. �1 � r �� `�{.rU' M T Y ' x.�. JY� E R T� Y A V E. � IS 21, MINN. Honorable Mayor Members of the City Council City Manager 1 City of Fridley Gentl�men: Chief Everett W. McCarthy has requested the City Council to authorize the creation of the post of Lieutenant in the Police Department. The Police Civil Service Commis�ion concurs with this request as they feel that it is a necessary appointment. � Respectfully, ' POLICE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION By ��l�fL.� , Chairman � Edith Evans EE:cb � JU 560-2610 ,.'';` ` il�'• 0 ) � ' � I�D�PENDE�T SCNOOI DISTRICT N0.14 �1 .D� 6000 WEST MOOR6 LAKH OR�VE... PHON! 79B-92Dt r�l/" � N✓ FRiDLHY. MINNESOTA. 30421 � °'�� i �1 l April4, 1966 . � Council, City of Fridley � City Hall � 6431 University Avenue N. E. � - Fridley, Minnesota 55421 � � Gentlemen: .IOHN K. HANSEN 0 V r[11INT�ND[NT JAMES H. HEDREN oin�eTOR or auaNCS� wn��es JwMea G. PAPPAS D111[C�O� O� [I.[M[NT�IIY [DYQ�IT�ON The Board of Education at a special meeting March 29, 1966 passed a resolution requesting your consideration of the in- clusion of sidewalks in the proppaed project for upgrading West Moore Lake Drive, and also that this project be expanded to include a sidewalk along 61 st Avenue from University Avenue to Weat Moore Lake Drive and along Moore Lake Drive in front of both the Junior and Senior High Schools. Cordially yours, . � ��1�:� ��(L�L�,�.�� Marie Schilling, Clerk / i FrtiDL6Y SENIOR HICiH SCHOOL 6000 W[�T M0011[ LAK[ D111V[ PARKVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL eosa sivenrH sr. N. �, 0 FRIDLEY JUNIOR HIOH SCHOOL 0100 W[�T M0011[ LAI(� D111Vt RICB CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ssee A�reue sr. N. [. . � .� 0 HAYES EL6MHNTARY SCHOOL • s�e M��Irtli. N. tr RIVHRWOOD ELBMHNTARY SCHOOL 7t40 t11sT 11ria11 R01�D l �'�_ ., i �- �� f� �� ✓ F-�'s �'" f ��' N �l � �� . City of fridley ANOKA COUNTY 8491 UNIVERSITY AVfi. N. E. Minneapolis 41, Minnesotv 1 April 1966 Honorable Mayor and City Council, City of Fridley, � . Fridley, Plinnesota 55421 Gentlemen: C/Y!l DEfENSE Now that a police and fire addition is in the planning stages as � an addition to the proposed new city hall and civic center, I would like to once again recommend that a feasability study be given to the development of an Emergency Operating Center (EOC). Its purpose is for the operation of essential services of government before, during and after a natural disaster or nuclear attack. \ Al1 costs attributable to the creation of a fully operational EOC are eligible for matching funds. This includes feasibility study if required, design, construction, equipment and furniture, operating supplies and food supplies. ' It is my suggestion that a committee be appointed, consisting of the City Manager, Director of Civil Defense, one Councilman and a member of the Architect's Firm. The purpose of the Committee will be to meet and study this proposal.. ' Respectfully submitted 0 � 0 -, G ��,�'C�'. ��c� �-�- Robert A. Molinaro, Civil Defense Director 0 �� , a �, �� a� ,�`�.� ��'.� � � �o�`s c��' Q �� eA�� y-p � � U ` STANLEY V. SHANEDLINO 'Y BERT M. GROSS ` FELIX M, PMILLIPS A�LEN M, AARON DELROY J. OORECKI � LAW OFFICES SHANEDLING. PHILLIPS, GROSS & AARON City Council City of Fridley Fridley, Minnesota Gentlemen: B09 FARMERS d MECHANICB SAVIN08 BANK BUILDINO MINNEAPOLI8,MINNESOTA 66402 ARCA CODE �12 335-ED71 April 12, 1966 We represent Gro-Ko Sales Co. of Minneapolis, Minnesota. For the past several years, our client has been required to obtain, and has obtained, a license to perform electrical work in the city. On March 11, 19'66, the Minnesota Supreme Court, in the case of Minnetonka Electric Com an vs Villa e of Golden Valle., determine t at municipa ities ave no power to icense electricians in this state. Furthermore, our Supreme Court had previously decided in the case of Moore vs. Villa e of Gilbert, 289 N.W. 837, that if a party pays a ee to a city unTer such circumstances that the exaction of the fee was unlawful, the party paying the fee has a right to recover such payments from the municipality. We, therefore, request repayment by the city of fees paid by our client for electricians' licenses. The total amount of these payments during the last six years has been $30.OQ. In our opinion, the Supreme Court decisions referred to above clearly require the city to repay this sum. We trust that you will promptly honor our request and that any legal action will be unnecessary. bmg/cn � Very truly yours, SHANEDLING, PHILLIPS, GROSS & AARON : / . Bert M. Gross 53 STATE OF MINNESOTA DISTRICT COURT ��{� COUNTY OF ANOKA TENTH JUDICIAL DIS7RIC7 ' CASE NUMBER John H. Glover Houses, Inc., a Minnesota corporation, � ' � Plaintiff, . S U M M O N S . -VS- State of Minnesota, City of Cotumbia ,.. � Heights, a Municipal corporation, and ' City of Fridley, a Municipal corporation, • Defendants. _ THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTSt • You are hereby summoned and re�quired to serve upon plaintiff's attorney an Answer to the Complaint which is herewith served upon � you, within Twenty (20) days after this summons upon you, exclusive,. of the day of service. if you fail to do so, judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. � , .�� , � . � , ,� •: /r -, � �`� �' C��.:f- � � � , " '`. , . _ � Theodore B. Miksza Attorney for Plaintiff . - ' 7721 Zane Avenue North Minneapolis, Minnesota� 55429 '.. 7elephone 561-1810 : Dated: ��j�S �/ �� • � . . . . . ,. - - ,;, _ . , ; , �.:. `_ . . , ` _ . . � , �.. � / � �J s e G� � � V U �`� / �_.__ _ ,� , / -.`�" .�r^� \`/ _ ; , .. .. :_., t,r,,.; � � V� _ �ni.a. ' / r°� t ya x � � �� — , k _ / ^ , ��,: `r;�i1^ . . .�.. �;\.l ! \ - - ;'� T-1 April 12, 1966 5194 Matterhorn Dr. Mpls., Minn. 55�21 City of Fridle,y � 6431 University Ave. Fd.E. I'ridley, �inn.55421 Dear i�''ir. �.. Wagner & ILIr. Marvin Brunsell: I am a member of the Fridley League of Women Voters and we are now studying the �innesota state and local. tax system. Please supply me within the next few da�CS, if possible, an updated zable cizart on how many dollars each governmental entity receives out of the tax dollar for homes. (i�ample - Pg. 5 in the Fourth Annual Report.) �s an indmvidual taxpayer whose incou�e is derived from wages and eubject to income tax withholdin�, in additi.on to paying property tax, I would like to have the following questions answered as I don't want to tell people that our property tax went u� in Fridley just because standards of livin� went u� - I want t� give them the answer WHY: l. Why did Real Estate Tax increase this year and with this increase will it�keep Fridley out offi financial trouble? 2. Impressed that you opposed the 2% �arning Tax - but what tax resolution was presented at your April 11 meeting in opposition to the 2/ earning tax2 3. Does Fridley favor Metro-Government control for the seven functions that c•7ayor Naftalin proposed? Please state reasons pro or con. 4. Does Fridley favor � general sales tax2 If so, do you think it� would accomplish the equit,y that is needed for our ecomony? 5. I know taxes are based on what we own, what we earn, what we spend, but what can be done to keep taxes from increasing so rapidly? 6. I hor.estly to not feel that I am an overburden i�xpayer, but could Fridley or the state find areas of operation where savings could be effected or unnecessary expenditures eliminated? I will understand if you cannot answer all these c}uestrons but will appreciate all your help you can render me and will appreciate an immediate answer. cc:cp Sincerely, /� JC� -� - �� ,� Mrs. Colette Prokopuk r r' JJ � CLAIblS Gene�ral & Publie Utilities 8299 th�to�h 8379 8387 ttvroq�gh 8447 Li�qtiior r� U � , 8453 thto�� 8515 5f; �J � ��''�:��•'�� "�'l�Ei�'�ID $�' �,� ��i Ct?�'�G](L — API�YL 18a 3.966 ..�,. K+eXs We3,1 Drillixmg Coo 413 Dio�°ti� Lexi�c,ystota P�os2vway stm Paui� �so�► 55104 Bst3.oste �13 �' ��t.eac 2apac�vem�r►t proj�ct 75—�A (PARTIALj (T'hsee A,�diti+oaia2. Docift Wsils) ��ti s sc+us, suco Z560 Dtatcth Clevela�d Av�u��a Std Pa�la �so'ta', 55113 E S'tii�it� #�4 � S�OIC� Setv1� I�OV�Rt PY'O j�lCt #12 � PART7�1[.� �T.H o #47, sobtt2� of .T �H o #�100) F a D. c�ua� Can�t�ctioan Co o a�d R�a�,l & S�acqlin ta joi�t v�eat�) � lai7 Rho�e Isl�ci Aveaue Nozth ltiar�polis m ltinn�en,eo�,a 554Z? F s�immmtaf #? - s�ac� se�e►� s�aro�rar� pso j.ct �to 0 73 ( 5�� Aves�rwo Naac�a«t j�nd Sanitasy Sewrs o �RSt�e a�d stosis s�asr Iye�rov�nt Proja�ct �To. 7'3�A g54� S� Iaq�r�.�bru�9c 5�ti Addii�ion} (PARTIAL) Copsto�tic � D�vis, Itrc o Cc�aeaul�i�g� �q3�rar�► 144b Covt�y Rt�d "J" Minn�sa►polism �at�a 55432 $ 108570.96 $142,704.90 $ 14,755010 Fo� the iurni�bi#s�y of s�atu�lets� insp�io� an� �afdaat 8np�rvia3,aan fccr the st�lcinq cxtt of ths coAStr�ctio� wo�k faNCa 8at3sat� #4 �- s�tars senvet 1��aeawuoent Ptvjact goe lZ (S��ui,e A� f�aa` Fe3�rv�sr� Z8, 1966 t�uco�h Apacii �a 1966. (Col�i.a� 8e3�hts, s�a�e �� l�inn�e8o�a b Pridl�y) (ToH� �478 sauth oF ToBa #71Ef0) satinaa�a #3 - s�tc� soH,�r �av�t projeet �too iZ i sc�Atialo 8 j f��a Feb�cuaay ?� 0 19b6 tiuco�gh A�pril 2, 1966 0 (100,& F�i.dl�y � Esti�t� #a — watoar �ucc�an�nt proje� �To. 7s—C � � sd�sdul� Z' fram Fobtuaay 28 0 1966 tbrougb A�patil �Q 1966 `�i,gi� Swc�aa�e P�s � T�icae� Additio�ns]. Fiitasa) $ 1D755.00 $ 405,00 $ Z17o50 �)� � � � :)� ��,l4 y�J � iiE� d7�1Cp".�/d�=� Aii � 4s� �x�X�Sid °"� s11��i/ �� {�p c�r��"�� c�s�ock ,& Da�is�.,,,�C,r.. , ( C..an��.,� 8stimate #2 y Wa�.otc Im�cw�� Ptoj�cic Aioo 7s�C (sc�h�e l� t�raa lF�ban�aaty 2�@ 1966 thro�gh Ap��il � 8 1966 (Wa��ac �es�cvoit j Bst3araet� �13 — wat�ac =n�aco�v� Proj�et Noo 7s-aA fto� i�el�rna�sy ?8, 1966 ti�o��p ApYil 2, 1966 (�s�s A�lditioa�al 1�itt wel�.�) $ 615000 g 87.5� �sti�os'�e #7 -� �sa�itasY' Sewwc, watt►�r & Stv�s Ssrr�oc Ia�co�w� Pxo,�e� Dio 0 73-�A �caai F��tu�a�y ?,8 s 196b t1�ta�gh Aptil Z o 19bf� � 54�h & It�nabruc3c 5th Addf— t�? $ Z74.S0 Rst�iltt #�7 � StOOCW S�IbI�C �9gp0C�t P7COj�IC� l�i0o 73 f=o�a F�bs�v�ucy 38,� 19�6 �thro�qh A�sil Z e 1966 ( 54th Awuu� 1Ra�'tbe�s�j # Z4o�0 � �I � � c� c ._)..� CITX OF FRIDLEY PA12KS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT Paul Bro�wn, Director 6431 University Avenue N. E. phone: 560-3450 April 11, 1966 Honorable Mayor and City Council, c/o Earl P. Wanger, City Manager City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota, 55421 RE: Final Payment Locke Park Tree Removal Gentlemen: Final payment for Minnesota Tree Service, 169 Shady. Oak Road, P.O. Box , 399, Route 1, Hopkins, Minnesota for completion of work, is hereby submitted for Locke Park Tree Removal Project according to the contract. 423.50 Hours 217.50 Hours 778.00 Hours 35.50 Hours 380.00 Hours 613.25 Hours 13.50 Hours PB/mis Warking Foreman , Tree Trimmer � Laborer Winch Truck, with Operator Crawler Tractor wiCh Operator Chain Saw with Operator Stump Chipper with Operator Total Paid to Date: ��1 Estimate $3,035.23 ��2 Estimate 3,619.89 TOTAL ' $6,655.12 � @ $ 4.25 @ 3.95 @ 2.90 @ 5.75 @ 8.95 @ 4.35 @ ` 7.7.50 AMOUNT DUE $ 1,799.88 859.14 2,256.20 204.13 3,401.01 2,660.44 236.25 �11,417.05 — 6,655.12 $ 4,761.93 Respectf lly submitt , ��ti��. ,/. aul Brown, Dir�'c Parks and Recreation Department � x.YSr a� c�aA�r�s t��sss ro as �av� a� c��. AP�t`�L �8, 1966 ' �� E�C1l�'Ai�O�tS N+�actae Ex�avating �.600 m 91st Avawe �. $, Minnsspoli�, Minnaaota�. b�t= Ax�l H�rtee �iBWA�. Robasgs S�wr a Wstar 7I6 Suukist t�rkwy MinneapoAis, Mim►e�tot+� by; Da�.� 0, Robarg� lEiNEWAL i►ttlsski i San ' 9,3I.6 3a�sstawn Minaeapolis 33, l�i�i ata bys �o�g� �e l�le�ki � t�A$ SI�,S�C68 , � SB�rg�oritt Plbg. 6� rieat:�ng � 1�0� Cooa �,apids �lvd. Coon Rupids, .l�tin��ota Eg+�a i 8au C�peiiay 7100 I�dicine &,aiae �oa�' M�Lna�sapoHia„ l�ti�aesota E.a�►�hn $rothazs, ,Yac. 4108 I,yads�.� Av��u� lto;r�b Miaa�apo�is, Minniesota at . Msris She�t lMtai C�o 79�0 Spriag B,ake load l�linosspalis, Minn�ota ti�o. 8�d�+ri.c� 100� X�nis A� Minasapo�is,: �'itin� as�c�n,S a �►09 r.00art�� a.� $t e �.AY�S �i'ky � e i A/t:, Co. �outh esota Ca�.. Soa�th �Ot� I � � b � Carp�ratioes 99 - 77th ilay 11. � � Fridl�ro Ninn�roti�a SSk32 bY; 1Cana�th �ergharat �i1A1. by: A1 E. Sni.th bY: �tabert LeVaha by; �ouis St . l�ri• E�tAi. . �TL.=:u..---�� by: Stanl�a7► S. 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Coan aapido, Minnac�t� b�s 1Ca�netti $srghorat RE�i/Ad, �mnditicnsd Air I�qnipeiat Co� 3010 Cl,iatoa Avaau� South Minrneapo�ia, ?�iinn��ota� �a1c�cAi� riaatia� ia Coolflii�g ro, �wc b46 Lay� �tk�o 1lina�irasta Fol�slul DlOG11lt'� y �is6: o �10e Lpada�� Ava�nua ��ath l�linnaapo�is, l4intassota St , Marie siu�t l�ta� � xac . 79�►0 Spring II.+�ks ltoad Mian�apoA�is s �[innesot� Cso. S�dgaick Ntg. � A/C Coa 1001 �Snf� Av�au� Sa�th Mian�apol.is. Nintc�so� SSi16 by; C, A � ��rguaoa bqs David R�arin by s tabs�ct H,s�i�1m by; �cais St, 1�laaria �E1�BHAL Ifl�ii �WA1. .��,! -��-. by: Stsaley So 8nyd�s �ElIEfiAI. f > 1_ � � cat�t�,crc�s ro se ��otn� m� ca�csti AlR�&, 18, 1966 � �._..�......�._. _.......�.�. HEA?YMO (Cantit►wd� , �_....�. �...�...,' Viking �ating',i A/C Co� 6409 Goodrtcb Awmu 8outla Stio E.onis lark� Minnsaota bys Car]. �Ie llarowa � ;• � f � ! � I ' ZlAS� ' �� CircAs C+�eat ' �s2 ca�ey �Q.�a ia 6��0� Mine�aota 0�� CE �raharst P��i+iiag � 8tg. 140d Coon �apids D4vd. 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Fridleq, t��8�p�s , Nationa2 Food 3�os�sss Ince 6440 Upiaersity Av�sne�e N.Be Frfdlty' Mi,Dnesota Gordy's Conatsyr Boy iQ42 Oaborae Soad Fr£dley, Minnssots. � w� OL � �' � LLY = �=` rr7�i-\ P iraa ide 8ioe Bowi' '' Cafs 7440 Oentral Avenne N.S. Fridleyo IKiwuesota . Sandesa Cata 64�0 Ceatral Av�eaae N.Sa Fridley� Miae�asote Fridley-tisi.ghts �aights ot Calumbus • 6831 liighwap � 65 Fridiey. Minnesota • bys JeW. Philpc►tt by: Le Hallbarg by: �:otdao Qo Sasnsoo bY: William C.o Wong by: Williaa F, Wbisa B8N8idAL 88�SWAL f�:, �.- . �AL ii� bys porth Air �o�s Assoa. BS1i8WAL E�� 4..�i.�ce� i�}�` J4.�u,�„sG5�1V�LSi% ��if .Y.67 l�a�'''6a4ii'Y7�L t�rt .�I�la` ��C'�.E.t.,�w.w�f�..-� d.�4�i� �i'V17A`l0.ibLa_Ci!]gi.s.AYtA +so� ��+w�wn+w �w..rw.w..�n�____'_. . 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Et i� hereby reque�ted that (I) (We➢ be iasued a house trailer permit ia � • compliance with Chapter 41, Ciky Code of Fridley, Hiaaeaot�„ 1963 by reasou � of tbe following: 1' E: �� : I� I!. � k' � , � e. Name and pera�aneat addree� of appl /��,�' �'✓►,C1:r .f• � � b. OWner�hip of Crailert ,e�� :_��°- ��.�..... L , ��!'G / ��e� _.__._._ . : J'� . v c. Deacriptian of trailer - Meke and Si�e; . do Name aaci add ese awner of land vher�e �rail�er ie prepo�ed �t be . locateds ' ,[�,. �,G G �'u_ ✓' � //�P. / : l S�6S' i��'/G,i/`✓iL✓'✓'�d�� %'f.e e�t e, period of time trai.ler to be stored or occapied: e �,e .a.yt� f. U�re of �railer; - i✓v �'il�... Te� ��j,� G 9� /�9fh Z°, ,�i —/ �"�i,t��if/ g. n tur o d oi g propertq owaers grantiag p rovsl; � / .3� �i,�.:...� �i.,� �, s . ' \ ' h. i,ocation of trailer oa proposed property - attach.plat plan of propertys . t, Wtaere trailer is to be oecupied, (1) Whe,a,�. is realtion�hipl i£ aay, betweea treiler awner and land crwner? `'�4 fiiC� �//v -�Gf�l�! . �� ages of all Facilitiea for aswage di P .rs � `?%q s�P i� 9G- ! 1, water and electri� � f,�/ � G/ i�[/ �r/' � e' �,d ,� e��i� . �� r� e9/ ;% , �/ l`fOAI✓'G - �4� Emplaynsent of epplicant? f/ ci � � , . �5j Whether applicant is�coastracting home in area? . T�e epplicatioa, whea preeeated to the City Council, ehall shaw the recommea- dation of Che�2oaing Admiaietrator aad/or Building Inapector. ' .: Please ffnd attached oheck ia the amouat of.��S.00,for parking) ($25.00 for � occupyiag� a houae trailer, . ' , � � - . . . - Applicant. � , , , , , � -� �'� .. ' r ` �! ,�F . . . . 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M(")�{S+;Y CTci1��3 fI i1�1�,?l`-IFl� fii��i�YABLETHRU� �j,�:;a =�t��%§' �3 ` � �� .�--�, .� SECURITY NATIONAL BANK AND 912�C� � �ii DATE. � � Np� �.-r_.� ��—��,,,ll �. � ; ,4� �` �' ��t,e - Z.COMPANY _FARIBAUL IMNESOT � � - � � ,' . �:t,�; � ��TR4r? � � �.. _ I .:� = _ :�>�., . }4J_ w€%� � � r ��::� � _,.,,�1 --'�7� �rarF��-e c,ftr�E�Et � ��rt:,.��,•r ��_fct��i�'�� • ' '. `pAY T0 THEv� � �!�:�;th �:vl�� ' i l� i`r ��( ("ORDER OF � � �� j �, , � ,�� „� � ,., _ „ ,- ;: ��t.� tzi�hc,ti r. irrr_� r��s. + . � �a , ; �;, . , , ` ' ii )ir � A J�ti)F_+..� I''fCl�*IT'� � � . _ �. _ • .,�' ): '�$ • t � � i ,, . , .. ,� ti ; ,-, P�12 '��# �G � ��r�,� rr�b� �..:�" � �,.� •�` ; a �, � �3� �t�r�� . �� «,rs �� c-�s � � �ru� . AMOUNT DOLL RS " :YSf,/ �ir"�, a;,IFi /�� :�"- Cg�i=NOTPAYOVEt�y, NDREO�O�I.ARS ,,Y f��t c: i�yi �i � � . J..,,__.,_,,.. . E SS ��li .l• � _: r � �. ,I� ..11 vr�.� r�' , ir11 �'��. L1:? ' � . ',; �:09 L 2��00 5 3�: 20 ?48 9 5 L� .�O �. , ' r . ; � . ,�, f i ^. � . . �' ' � � � , -.= . ` �J. I . � , _ � � _ ' � . 'V ..� , . • . _ . , . . - - . • . ' .. . " ' . . • . i ' .. ' . . . . . ' . . . . � . . . . . � ,. \ �. ` COM�T�CK � DAVISe iNC. Canauiting Engineers • 1446 Countp Road °'J" Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 � � '�_ April 6, 196� CttANGE �Ri?ER NITMBER THitEE SAN. SEWER, WATER & STORM SEWER PROJ. 73-A ', FRYDLEY, MYNNE50TA F. D. Chapman & Randa]�;I-Berglin lUI7 Rhode Island Aver�ue, No. Minneapolis, Minaesotai 55427 Gentlemen: , You are hereby ordered�,, su�horized and instructed go modify the•27" storm sewer outlet from St. Imie�r D�ive and Trollhagen Drin� east, as shnwn on the attsched sk�tch. T�te work in�olves the followi�ng approximate quan- titi�s: 1 Ea. Manhale 6' dfameter, 10.6' deep, with Casting 30 Ft. 3�?" 14 G8. Asb. Bonded, Paved QKP 1 Ea. 30" 14 G�. Asb. Bonded Flared End 3 C.Y. CoacretelReaction Backing 10 C.Y. Rip Rap ' R�aove existing 27" RG"� and tur� ov�� to City Paq�ent for the above work shall be in the amount of $2,475.00 added to the Lump Sum Bid. Submitted and approved''by Comstock S� bavis, Inc. this 6th day of April, 1966. COMSTOCR & DA�/IS p INC. By � E. 9. Comstock, P. E. 0 �)�1� � �� . F. D. Chapman & Rand811-Besglin I017 Rhode Island Ave. No., Mpls. Change Ord@r �3, 73 and 73A -2- April 7, 1966 Approved this day of , I966 by F. D. Chapman and Randall-Berglin. '' F. D. CAAPMAN CONSTROCTION C0. & RANDALL-$ERGLIN By Title By Title Appraved nnd acceptedl this daq of , 1966 by the City of Fridley, Minnesota. C�TX OF F'RIDLER . 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' w � . �� , ,a otop d +S'o p r69 /rop � ,�- so Z+op �;r�- r1 LJ �VIiY:.i.4/1Y �'�8 e � s ; r . k . , ti � t r : : � : . � : T ►' : i �? t . , , i. � � i ` S : �" 1 i. : t` ) : -i _ .�±,. f�` 1:'. ■ti't' :st:�. •;;_ :<: � r , r�� _��:� "'i � � W�A3a Lsoluti�a N�. 193�1965 of �Y►a City Cauncil adopted th! lst d�y of Ncov�er� 1965, �+st the dat�a fot heasing o�n ltha propo�ed imptt�v�ats� a� sp��ci�ic�lly snoeed in the �Iati�A o� H�aring attacbed harsto for t�fareoce s� &�chibit "A"� aad WE�S g al l of �he p3ropes�t�r oa�nexa whose grap�cty is 1 iable to be aseeesed with th� makix�g of th�e iwprv�renueats (am notld in said aotics j wese givea tea �10� day� notice by mail and publisb�d no�ic� of the Cauacil Hea�ri.o,g thtvugb two (2) weekly publicstians of tt►e ttqais�d �aoLica, aad the heariug was held and ti�� rop�sty o�ra�cs beard e6a�aan at th� b�aring, i�a aat�d iss said noti�e. �` ) � .L Nf�Wa 1�g� E$ i'� lR$SOLpBD„ By ths Cona�il o# the City of Fridl�y� �oka Co�uaty� H3nae�seta9 ss follova : 1, Tt�at t3�e followi�g impro�vnmeate ps�p0e�d by Co+ia�il Besolution Nao 193-19b5 �se h�•reby ordored to be �if�ctad and eospl�tsd as s�n a� s+sasvaably possibl�s to�its a� Tl�e ia�ps+o�►e�ts aa natad nnd�nr tbe Coas�suatioa It�n A ia tlw Notiiea of Hsari�ng (in �bibit "A") ios th� %llow- iag stsaets: � . .. � '�l�t Moose Lak�e Drive: Ca�ol Drivs to Bak�r Av�au� (scate sia lvo. 302) 20 3. W�st Moor� Latra Drive: B�►ker Av�� to 'T.H. #i3 ' (Stst� Aid �o. 302) '�ia� C�ask �oadt T.S. #6S xm Old C�atrai ' (Sbt4. Aid No. 302 ) Tbat ti� v�sk ahws may ba eao�solidatsd vith oth�r asea: aa orai� i�swaea�at . Ttiis �ootk to b� prrfosmed uadsr thi.s projset ssy b� p�rfos�ed wd�d�t o� ot aas90 caatsacta as �y► be dard adviaable upaa rie�ipt �f bids. Tf�s City �agiYroee�c aad C.o�tock and D�sv�s, Znaosposstsd are bes�by d�ai,gns�sd as ttu Bugia�ers fo�c this improvemsnl. �I�y shall p=epars finai plans end sp�cificatio:►s for ths ewki.ng of eue�i impra�ram�at a A�OPTED SY T� COti1aCIL 0� THE C31Y � FRI�.ZY THiB D�r a� ` � 1366. ��ir.�rr■ ■ II AT'j'$$T; ' MAYO'� " JaC1C 0. Rilki:all CITY CI�S � Ma'�vin C e Brux�sell � j-� { l t� . ` I � �� A �1� R�7Vi�lll�N LY�o .� ��'' • A RF.a07oiiTI� QRDERING IMPit�OVE.�NT AND FZAIAI. F�,ANS ,A1'dA SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTI- MATES OF COSTS T'EIEREOF: STREET IMYROVEhiEAtT PROSEGT �T. 1966-4 � WHERF.AS, Resolution Alo. 33-1966 of �he City Council adopted the 7th day of March 1966, aet the date for hearing on the proposed a.mprovements, as apecifically noted in the Notice of Hearing a�tached her�to for reference aa Exhibit "A", and WHE1iF,AS, all of the property owners whoae property ie liable to be assessed with the making of these improvementa (aa noted in said notice) were �iven ten (10) days notice by mail and published notice of the Council Hear- ing through two (2) weskly publications of the required notice, and the hear- ing was held and the properCy ownera heard thereon at the hearingi aa noted in aa�id notice. 1�OW, THEREFOR�, BB IT RESOLVED, By the Council of the City of Frid• ley, Anoka Caunty, Minni�sota, as follows: 1. That the �ollowing improvements proposed by Council Resolu- tion No. 33•1966.are hereby ordered to be effected ead com- pleted as',soon as reasonably poBSible, to-wit: � a) Th� il�pravcments as noted under the Conatruction Iteffi A in the Notice of Hearing (in Sxhibit "A") for the following streets: Coiomae�rce iaane: 73rd Ave. to Osborne Roed Uaiveirsfty West Service Drive: 73rd Ave. to Osborne Rde Sk�'�+� Coust (533� Court) �• 3rd Street: 48th Avenue to 49th Avenue 3sd S'treet: 46th Avenue to 48th Avenue �+Sth Avenues Main Street to Univerr�ity Avenue 46th �Aaeauet Main Street to 3rd Stseet 47[h iAvenue: Main Street to Univereity Avenue 48th iAveaues Main Stxeet to �nd Street 48th Avsmie: 2nd Street to 3rd Street 49th Avenues Rpmsa Road to Uaiversity Avenue 49th iAvetitut: Main Street to Romaa R,oad 2nd S�reets 45th Aveaue to 46th Avenue 2nd S,�reet; 46th Aveaue to 49th Aveieue 2'� St�test: 45th Avenue to 46th Avenue 2�, 8treet; 46th Aveaue to 49th Aeenuc AayeslStr��t= 75th Avenue to 76th Avenue Ouoadiaga Street: Lakeside R,oad to Stinson Blvd. 75Ch Ciay: Sast River 8oad to Exisei�tg pavefineat on Alden Way Lafayptte 9traet: Ea�C River R+aad to Broad $treet I o a That the �rork abave �ay be consolidaced i►i.th ther reas ss � oue i�pra,�s�reut I' � i �'ag� 'I�,to Resolution No. SC. 19b6-4 • 2. The work to be p�rfornued under this project a�sy be perfoxmad uuder one or more contracts as may be I deemed edvisable upon receipt of bids. 3. 1he City Engineer and Comstock and Davis, Incorporated ' are hereby designated as the Engineers for Chis i�aprove- ment. They shall prepare final p�aas and specifications for the making of auch imprav�men�. ADOPT$D BY'''TSS COtTNCIL OF THE CYTY 0'F FRIDLBY, THIS �,__ D�AY A1T8$Ts � 07+' , 1966. • MAY�B Jack 0. �irkham l �� : � RF50LtlTION N0. / � �j _ � �� 9 RE50LUTION ORDERIAT� ZMPROV'II�`P AND FIIZA�,� PL9NS AND SPECIFICATIONS: SZOffiK SEWF.�. PgiO�T�` N0 � 5C � . W�EAS, Reaol�',tion No. 36-1966 0� tha City Cov�cil a,dopted the 7th day of Maxch, 1g66,, 8et�the dat� for hear"u�g on the proposed improvfinents, as specificaZly nnted i.n the Notice of Hearing attached 2aer�to for reference as Exhibit nA", &rid , ��'A-�+� all of', the property owuers w�ose proparty is liable to be assAssed with the making of tlaese impro�r�menta (as noted in said notice) were givan ten (10) days notic� by mail an,d publiahed notice of tha Council Hearir�g tYirough two (2) w�akly publications of th� requix�d �otice, and the haaring was held and the property owners haard tlzer�on a.t th� 2aeaxing, as noted ia said notica. � � . NOW, T�REFORE,'BE IT RESOLVED9 By �he Council of the City of Frid- . ley, 9noka County, Minneeota, as foZlowsa � 1. That the fo�llowing improvements proposed 4�y Couneil Reaolution No. 36�-1966 are hereby orderad to be effeated and completed as soon a$ reasonably posaible to-Frit: • � a. All of the improvements as noted i.n the notica of _ hearing on the seme �a`� are noted.= ( in Eahibi� "A" ) in eaid notice. ' That the woxk above may be.cons�lidated with Qther areas ' w as one impr�ausme.�t.r . 2. The�work to'be performed under thia project may be per- for��d undgr one or more eontre.cts as may be deemed advisable u�n receipt of�bids. 3. Comstock and Davis, Inc., Consultin� Engineers, are hereby designated as the Ehgineer.s for t�ais improvement. T�ey Bhell prepe.r� final pians �nd specifica.tiona for the maki�ng of such improy�ment. ADQPTID BY 't'HE COiiNCIL OF TSP CIT9� OF F'RIDLSYo TSIS , DAY OF o 1966. ; MAYOR Jack t? - gfrkham � ATTEST: C7[TTY CLF�tK Maxvin C''. Brvnsell - � � � r�� RESOZUTION � S , • i' �; RESOLVED that the City Council. of the City of Fridley, j . ' Anoka County, Minnesota, hereby accepts the proposal of the NORTHERN , f i STATES POWER COMPANY� a Minnesota corporation� to flirnish street lighting service with a11 li�hts located or to be located in said ` City, and hereby approves a11 rates, terms, conditions, and specifi- • � cations in the Street I,ighting Contract made a paxt of the proposal of � i said Company, and the proper officers of the City axe hereby autY�orized ; and directed to execute the aforesa3d Contract for and in the name of � the�City, and to affix the corporate seal thereto. ' Adopted by,the Council � � 19 • � '' � ',j • , � � ' � � I DO HEREBY CERTTFY that I am the City Clerk of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, and that I am custodian of its records; that the above is a true a.nd correct copy of Resolution adopted by the City Council of said City on ,�19 • �. • r rly�) � �U�ti'�i0id PD9e �� 9E�6 � R�Sa�UTI(3� AUTL�URIZ�u c�2dB D�EC�'I't�G Ti� SPI.ITT�dG U� 5f'EC3A.L ASSN:SSl�1E�iTS 0� �� Sd3� u� 3.� `�� P�acC� �� t1�F� ��5�0�' 0�' L(3`P '�6s ATJDITO$sS SUSo �r`9,�,Q 1dHERF�.S9 c��, �ec#.��. a:��essm��t;� hav� beea levied with ��espeat t� carte�n 1ax� �td sa�.d 3.atad h�s subs�qusn�, bee� su�die�eieao NO�� Tiil'.i�Oi�,E By iT �S.�u�,��p �,g :(.'o3ic��t Tha't fi,he ass�ssments lev$c�.d agaiast ths �allo�rig deacribed percels to�v3ts 3,A� 7�E�� S. 1L�0° of �IQ ?�v:of Lo�� '�)� Pa�rcel 3g0' Sube of Lot 10a Auditorss Sub� ,#9�. as� The Sd 11,0a of 'tY�e �� 75° o� Lo� 7� T'at'c�l 420� Sub. of Lot 1Q8 Audi�Cir�s £ubo �91�� y. and ahal.I. ?,�e appor�ed and divic3ed aa fo�3.oti+s: Ori�„inal �r�el �,�i � . 0,,,,�'�_�nal �m�own$ ��s�fY�ia p � . in +t� �i. 150° of Lat 78 Paa�csl 380� subo of Lot '80� Audi�,or4s Sub. #94 Div3�ioY1 OF�P�C@�. Al'�pl'iDY�d • Lo� 7{Eao s. 140� of Wo 75' ) Ea. i�rcel 380a Sub. of Lot 14$ dudits�rQ� Sub. #94 � 13e�;u�ar SoA, � � 405.�8 s�r ��3g ts. r�ato ) � Qo�z�3z , �9�1 ste & ss �,606.50 19�? ST� & SS �SfdA�;ge� ' 1�i78e'0 �9f,� S�� o cW.La � -, .�� $ 4,552.35 �a� i'—�r �� tegular s.n, $ 319.50 :6W �38 (3.L. & 1 Servfce) 543057 �960 St. & ss (7g�) 803025 k9b0 St. & Ss (,�?Q ) 503.37 The S o 140' of tl�e W e 75 °• ' F.s�,�ar S.A e � $5.68 of I+at 7s P�rcal l,20' Sub. ot �'+t ,�3� tgL no serv* }� lrb8.75 1+0�'+ 10� 1�.11C��tiOY'48 .S11�90 �91t ��%� .��io 8c a� �%�i�� 3a2� ' ,x960 3t. & sS i93 ° ) 67b.�?3 ' `j 96� Servi.ce Coan. (?�'oLo ) 350.25 ....__.____.... '� � 4.552035 , �,, AD�PT�D BY TFL CITY COL�NCI� OF tHE CITX OF FRI�?LEY TIiIS DAY OF , 19bb, AT`PiST s .. I�rvin C o �iAYOR ,. �sak 0, Kirktiem � r �'S x��Lt�rxo� ��. �� = q966 A RESOLIITION TO CORRECT R�SOLUTZUDI N�. 2•'�9b6 AiUD TO IdITHDRAY! THE SI'ECI�I� ASSE5SMENTS OD� LOTS �, AAiD 5g AUDTTOReS SUB. �#77 AND TQ RECEIi�IFY THE SPFClAL ASSESSI�ENTS ON LO'TS „�„ AND �m AUDITOR�B SUB. #'T'/„ w��s �er�in spee3.a1 assessffiea�s hava been levic3d wi'�b reape�t to Lots 4 and 5� Auditor�a subdivisiom �770 AND iro'HER�AS, there has been aa error f�n certiPying the speaial assesament� NOW� THi�REFQRE BE ST RESuLVED, � Yollot,t�: That the R�esolut3an Non 2-1966 is hereb3r rescinded� a.nd t,�e apecial asses�n�ents ozt Lo9:s 1. and g, s�l be recert�if3.e8 8s fbll:o�: � _�._ ' ��.-_ _ .. Paro�.t 830� Lat �. &�he pt� Re 3.A. o� Lot 5, L�ring s. o�' w� 0�{oorr►� Road! Auditar s a S& SS #?,�, Sub, �'l7 196s4, serviae Conno (W) Phr�el 8§0� Par�t ot ',I.ot Rs S.A, 5, �d3.tor � s s�bo �X7 W � Di,vi iOn., f„i�l �AOroved I�Suid _...+,...__.� I4fi� 4s AUd�t�ol�8 S11be � Re SoAo ' w �34 � ; s � ss �z,�. 196� ser�rfoe conn. tY) I�ot §, Andi�os°s Sub. #7'7 Re S.Ao w� O�,atit�ts3._„_Amoun_ t ; 1sb86.43 4�969.66 15,939vo0 3,i98.9� �,�23.64 _ 34'�� $ 30,109.30 .�� $ � s686.d,,; 4�969066 15�939.000 3�198o9S '...�.�1s� # 30,ta'9o30 P1�3SID AND ADOPrED $Y THE CITY COUNCII. OF THS CITY 0�' F�EY TiII3 =_,.o.�L�.�� __: UAY �' �,_,� 1966. • acic 0. �� ; �_: �N ^ �i 1 � � �� • � U / �RSO�°lP�� l0� ' � � ,..._1966 A RS�I�: 7�'O CO�itBC`� �E�eU°�gQ�i NOo 2-�96b At� 71'0 WITR�Aii A� SPB�� ASS83Sl�1�S alt �0�8 1► AIID S. A�1D�'S StTlto ,�aa Alm ?0 ELHCB��C � SPP�C�L t�SSB3SI�PfTB 0�1 1L0�3 4 A� 5. A�JD�TO�' 8 SlTA, �73 a �EA3, ce�rttin ap�eci�� a�asQ�oment� ivae bseo laried vith s�spect to lGots � and 5. Auditos's Subdimi.sic�n #77 !� N6SABA8, th�e i�ie been an ra�o� is� c�actifyiog th� ap�ai�I sasass�ataa D�O�+i„ T�RBFCQB DB �S' P�1:SO�.tIED, ss folla�s ; `�hat ��oiutioa Mo.. Y-1966 is h�s�by a�esainded, aad th� sp�eiel �tsseasonts on Lot� 4 an�d S, +��11 bs �e�stifiod aa iol�o�wss I„� 4 AUDI`�OB' 3 S4�EV�(S%Ql! #77 \ i.ot � ' Aegi�,l� SoAo $ 1,686045 ' w #34 4,969066 S b �24 15,939000 196�►�ice Coana (Wa) 3,198095 , � ; \ ' '� $25,794006 LA� S, Ai�I'1'OR'8 SOaDB'Vg8i0l� #7r' _. ,_..., �._ . Lot S ' R�gulaa S ' w f34 PA388D Al0 ADOP'f�SD B! �'8S C�.'lY �C�� 0� � D�A� 0�' AT'°rBST: CY'�Y CLBRiL - Masvia Co B�taell � � 1.123a64 3.191060 , � �1,3�4.?4 � �IDZBl� �S 1966.. 1;.� �.��r� �„ � �sb� c�C) • A �so�c�o�r ��5�� ac�s �a �� c�� S�o� �o s$ ��an �ca�s� �E��A� �oP��s �� r��3.��ca� ��. � �;�s p��E `� 196a WHIDLEi A3, � nui�a�e �su�f��,an h�a be€,u £�sd �� +�a�t an I�+g� �0 �nd 21, Bl�k 8, �►de Pa�k .A�ddikio�D :�a�d WHBREA3, �he �ca� of �u�h �s�� u�� g�.��m ��ice to a�t• �ueh aui�e, sad �BAS, �be a�a� �f au�h pgop�as� did uot ab�t� �uch uuisancn aad the Gi�► of Facid�ey a und� su�hansi� of 3ectio� 14�5 023 Minueaota State Statute of 1953 did l�he�efoxe �bette �h� nui�� a� r� c�� of �1550000 ��iO�We SHBBIIP�O�E 88 ��SSm.�EDD �h�t �he Ci� �le$k is heseb�► authcr�cissd aad dia�sc�ed Lo ce�tif�r to the Cou��t Aeaditoa £ox c�ll�ction �ith the t�xea pr�y�ble i� 196� e th� ct��gss �� listed be�ieaws Ieot Z0, Block 8, S�r�e P��k Addition $ 77 050 I,ot 23, Block 8''� �►de Park Additian 77 oS0 , Tore dao�n d�elling,� aleaaed aisd cleaaed p�'�i�es, ; _________ # �p►�AL $155 000 � � PI�3S8D AND ADO�'�ED �'!t �SS C�i7C G�I[I� OF �HE C� �' Fit�DLS� �S � D�A�' O� , 1966 a I�lAXOS - J�t�k 0, . owneri Emma Choudek� I505 22nd Ave. N. E. ;-�-�, _ �'1 ' -ti � 1': ` _- �,,� . ,� .. /` /'��' �19�U/C�.,�a ` ,r-, �r^; .�: � `� ` ::, �. , ��cr ',`-�'1 ��/� . ;: `�' � �� t �\ L/ I' ' . I��rch 29 � I9b6 , . �r� r�ralter Froeuaan '; 89S Nisais�ippi � �ir�neapolis f A�innO,aota � . . Dear i�r. F�e�r.�ans � You 8re hereby raequeg�ed to abate ths following pub2ic hea�.th rzu#.a�nce: ' ,, � 6U1.7 l�ain StrOet N. E., Fridley iLot� 20 and 21� � �� I3lock �3, ��p�e Park Adn.). Tear 8cr�m dilapidated dwellislg, fill in found�tion-end cic�an +and clear premi�es. Dt�en yov hPtve com�leted the wozk te the eatis• faction of thia Boaed yov m�y �ubmit qour biil to t�e City C18rk as psovided ior in 1953 Minne�ata St�tutee� 14S.23. _ Verq truly youra, � � � Jam�ao H. H�ansley . ' , Citq o!' Fridleq Board of H�alth cc t Mar.vin S�un�ell � . � . � . � Esxl Wa�r��C ; . . 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C�TLYr�r.Si�,� �0 SC):i3 3.:1�0_""�'3'�10T1 �..:� ZtEW.°i ro3.oased, �.iu.� L�:.'�i �:�.�.ia�%' .SU.i.w�l V� �ir.::?.:�9 �"✓ �J':.Ci� �fi9 �a� �rhLt4�i.u.4. �10�� E �.y i�G�r"".::D ��.a ��he .�.�,.isaa3. ��.�L :�c3ety o� �°nnepin County :::. t�r��c,u�voc.::i.l� o��o�ed ;,o uu.�.�ii��i� ir� a�y :'�rm9 • :� ; �s ':`��.� :�SO�VF'u73 ��s�� he ��.ima3 �+u�a,.�e �ci� �y of �:nz�ep3n � uau�:�� .i ��?::� :.�s;�r �ta�� a�cr�ss�ry �o prevent t�a.s kin.� of cruelty �� r.�e_�i:1 Coun��. :"..-�:ch i�9 -;��6 • i 0 ��a ti 0� t��L�'T��I3 N°� � • A RESULDTI�N I' �`�:IVZNG T�iE �RELIM�iVAR�i` R�RT A�1D CALI II`I;; A P�BI�ZC �IN�� ON THE MATn'ER Gi '� C(�I�:'�'R?JGsT;i�l� CF Cg?.TaIN II�(?VF��JTS �= MtTNICZP�.L STATE AID STRr�.,'FT �2�i��,V�Y:�` T�i?�:.; �C'I' ST ��.9��--� e ., AI7DEP11?{:AM :Ht?:. 1 ? , WHERE�S, t;�� Ganstrezct��sn oi' o�r�asz�. impr��r�m�nts ia d��m�d �c� b� in t1�e int�r�st �;f t�a� Ci�y r�f Frid�-�y and �� pr�p�rt�r owners affracted i��r�by. BE IT RESQ�LVID, b�r the City Co�anci7. o�f �;��e C�ty �f FridY.�y� as follows: i 1. �at t�� pr�liminary report submi-�t�d by t`3n� City Engin�er, - ldasim Qur�s�i, i.� 1S�r�by recei�r�d and acc�pt�d. 2. Ttlat ta�is Council wi�1 m��t on t�� q t�x day �f May, 196b � at 8: QO o' olaak P.Ni. at �Yae City $a�.l �.n te��s City o� Fridl�y for th� purpos� of holdin$ a Public H�aruig on .ts�e impro��m�►nt noted in the Notic� attach�d h�.r�"co and mad� a part thersof by reference, Exhib.zt "A" . 3. Ths.t the ar�a'proposed to be asa�ss�d for said improvements and �e.a� of t�em as' not�d in said na-�ic� are all the l�.nds and ar�a.s as noted in sai+d notic�: 91� oi ts�€:� sa:ne to b� assesaed • proportionat�ly'according �io t�� b�n�fits rec�ived. 4. That tt� Ci�y N�iag�r is �ut�rized and direct�ed to give notice of suc�a F�r.b�i.c $�aring by gublis��,ing a r� vic� t�er�rif in the c�fficial n�ws�peipsr of tl�� it,y ag Fr.idl�y accc�rding io law, suc.�a notice to b� s�abstanti�l�� in th� fc�rm. and substance of.the notice attac��d Yaer� �:� as Ex2iibit ,�A" . • ATiQ2'TED B� TE�'CITi C�D�'N'CIL �F THE CIT�' OF FRIDLEY� THIS � ,____.__�_ DAY t��' , 1966. j � _ MA��OR �ack �J . girkham C� l?FFICrAI� F''kIB7,iC9.T:1�l�I C IfiY 0'� �'R rDLEX ' bc�ii�i+ A � N�T�CE ��F H�AR�N� C:�i :�.MPR��iEa'�IIV'FS sT. 1966-2 ADDENDIIM N0. 1 W�F�S� ��a� City Ce�1xr_c�l of t:�� City c�£ Frid?�y, Anoka Cauntyo Minn�sota, �a,� de�m�d it n�c�seaxy and �xp�di�n-� t�a,t t�&a� improvements h�reinaft�r dascrib�d b� ma,d�. N�W� T�RE� ;NC4TICE IS HEREB`� GIVEN THA� on t�aa 9 t3� day af May, 1966, at 8: o0 0! c��ck P.M. t�xe� City Counci.i will meet at �tt�e City Hall °i.n said City, and wi�,l at sa�d tim� and pla�ce �Sear al� paxti�s inter�st�d i�i said impr�v�menta in w�ol� �r in part. T�a� g�n�ra1 x�tur.e of th� a.mpxov�m�nts is t�� canstruction �in tla� Iande and str��ts not�d b�Iawj of t� f�Z�awi.n� improvs�nte, •to-wit: ' 'i CQNSTRt�CTION ITEM 9. Street improvem��ts, including grad.ing, stabi2iz�d ba�e, bituminaua surfa'�ci.ng, concr�;te eurb and gutt�ar � atorm sew�r • syst�m and appurt�nant facilities, loceted as fol�ows: MSA 308 �73rd Avenue) from East River Road to Hi,�hwa.y No. 47• � ESTIMATIDCOST . . ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . e . . $b:�$�0-nn TFiAT 'IfHE AREA PRQPC1Sm T� BE ASSESSID FOR SgID �MPROt/k�NTS IS A8 FC)=LI,t?WS : ' ` F�r Constructior� I•t�m A aba�e -_ --�-- All o� th� land"abutting �xpon said streets named abave and a.Xi �.and� wit�ai:n, acljacent and abutting t�reto. A11 oi $aid land ta�be assese�d proportionat�iy according ts� tt�e ben�fits r�c�i�sd by suak� improv�m�snta . - . �� 2 ��1966-2 Addsndum #I � �7'P�£��: �,T''�'..' L:<:t!:aS1C1� �iI'C`�.'(}�is=;; �,t? �,i:f"C .�,tt. Wli:il E.'f�.C�`1 fi-1 $r7,�_� 7.ral�I'4;�1i'�LIIF'rf.l�ria �.s s��pr�r�;.;, 4.;�gx°��:�nc_�nta� �•�SAr�p: a�, r.s�x�:t�.f��:�z� d�ti��_r�wi�� prb�id�;d b� * , ; i,'; .M�nc� i ; � ! :L ar.�i ��:x � =�,� f � 1.,:.-� �,��Y� � �1t�?�z��i �� wi t s Mxnn�=ec� �U� S�at�.�..;s ig�� , C r��i��>� �29 �.�ci tt��w� �:�.�x�da.t;,,;�y t-�.��--��°� s�.nd �.n r�.��= �`:��;rn�i°�y w�t� .. �;�� C�T,y C��x�;�.� < 1�t4T�.' 'T'l�S�,.c.+ ..�,,.,.�.,T..�...�..t_._..��..,_.�.- 1}!��` ��+� ..�.,.�.�.��,.._.��.�.� �g�ib' $�' r;R;Dk� �F '.C�� 3:�"� G�'�NC� i L�. MA.��R � ack 0 . $irfic�am I -' , P+7blfis�: F��d�.��r Ed.ation �f° �� Fi��r�� .Apr�,�l, 27, ��6E� �Y 'i4 � ��6� i � � D� � RE��L�i'I'��Iv N�i o � � � ��' � - ��y �s � A RESOLUTION R�C��VING `I'HE PRELIMINAR'Y REP08T AND C9I�I.,IN� A PtTBLIC HEARING ON TSE MA.TTII� OF T�E CCNSTRiJCTION QF CERTAIN IMPgtOYII'�]TS �- MUNICIPAL STATE AID STREb,4I' IMPFtQVF�NT PR�T STo 1966-2. � ( ADDENDTIM I30 y 1) ; WHEREAS, t�i� conetructien of certa.in in�rovements ia deemad to be in the interest of the City of Fridley and the pronerty owners affected thereby. BE ST RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley, as fo2laws: 1. �'iaat the preliminary report subanitted by the City Engineer, Nesim Qureshi', is hereby received and accepted. ' � 2. Ttiat this Council wial meet on the �i day of May, 1966. at 8:00 o'clock P.M. at the City Hall in the City of Fridley for the purpose oi holding a Public Hearing on the improvemsnt noted in the Notice attached hereio and made a part thereof by referenae, Exhibit "A". � . 3. That the areai'proposed to be assess�d for sa.id improvements and each of them a,s noLed in said notic sre a11 the lands and sreas as noted in si�id notice: All oi t eame to be aeseased --. � propartionate��ly accosding to the be efits received. 4. Tksat the City Manag�r is authorizec� arid directed to g�.ve notice . of such Public Hearing by publish a n,otice thereof in the official newspaper of ths City Qf idley according to la�, suah notice to b� substantially in the 'orm and substanae of.the notice atta.ched h�rato as Exhilait "A" . � , , ADOPTED B7C T8E CITY Cp�TCIL OF TS� CITY OF FRIDLEY, TBIS __._____ DAY j4F , 1966. !, � ; MAYOR � Jack 0. Kirkham ATPEST: CIT7[ CLF,�B Marrrin I C. Bruneell i • � OFFICZAL PUBLIC9.TION CITY OF FRIDLEY (Exhibit A) NOTIC£ OF HEI�R�NG ON Il�`ROV�V�J.'S WSEREAS, tlz� Ci;!ty Council of th� Ci�y of Fridley, gnoka Couaty. Minnseota, ha.s deemed it nec�ssary and e�pedi�nt t�at t�e improvemente hereinaftar deacribed be made. NOW, THER�'OREs' NOTICE IS EE�tEBX �I'�EN THAT on the '%th day of May, 1966, s.t 8:00 o'clock P.M. the City.Council wi21 meat at the City Hall in said City, and will at sa3d tim� and place hear all paxties int�reeted in said impravemente us w�aol� or in part. Tha genera.l nature of the improvemsfits is the canetruction (in the lands and streets noted belowj of th� gollowing improvements, to—wit: � I CONSTRttCTION ITIIrI I, � A. Street improvem�nts, includ.in� gra.diz�, stabilizad bsae, bituminvus surfaeing, cox�crete curb and gutter, atorm sey+�er eystem and appurtenant facilitiee, loca�ed ae follows: N1SA. 308 (73rd Avenue) from East Riv�r Roa.d to Hi,ghwa.y No. 47. F�STIMATID COST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . e . . 864 �LIIC1_ THAT' 2� AREA PR.OPCI�ID TQ BE ASSFSSEI? FOR S9ID II�lPROVIIrtENTS SS AS F(}LId}WS s ��, • � For Conatructio�i Item A above _ - --�---- All of th� land'abutting upon said atreete nauned abave and all lands within,. ad.jacent ana abuttixig tiu�reto. All of ea,id land to',be asseased proportionatsly accordiag to the benQfits received by eu.ah im,�rovemsnts. - , . I � ��'. `lTt�►at th� Counci.� praposes ta procsed caitb each o.f sa3.d imprav�m�nie a� s�parat� improv�m�n�s � a�xc�pt ae l�c�r�afi;�r r�th�xwi�e provided by • t�s� C€��xn�il a�.l �and�r t�+� fol��wing aut�ar ty9 to wit: Mi.nn�sota S�at�ut�e 19b1, C�pt�r 429 and lawe am�^nda�e�ry t��r�wf, and in aon� f��ity w�.tk� tAi� City �e�artar. " 1�TE� fiHZS DAY 0�" , 1966, B"� ORDER OF T$E C I'1'Y CO�NNCTL � ,r i � ' MAXaR �Jsok 0. Kir , Pub2ishs Fridleq E'dition ot tbe Saoord 1p�i1 2;7 � 19d6 May 4. ;1966 � � �"f; ) � L� �sozu�oN No e � � �5 � � - A RE5ULY7TYON RECEIVING PRELTMYNARY PLANS AND SPECiFICATI0N8 ,'�NU CA.LLING A PU��GIC HEARING QN �B MAT`TER OF THE CONSTR[]C- TiON OF CERTA?.�T iMPR�NTS : WATI3R, SADRTARY SEWER AND 3TOItt�i SEWER PROJECT N0. 79 WH�REAS, the '�coaatruction of certain improvements is deemed to be in the interes�t of the City of Fridley and the pragerty ownere affected thereby. ; BE iT itESOLV�D, by the C�tty Council af the City of Fridley as fol- Iows: � � 1. That thel,preliminary report submitted by Comatock aad � Davi�, incorgorated is hereby receiqed sud accepted. 2. lhat thi�l Council will meet on the 9th day of Msy, 1966, at 8:00 o'ciack P.M. et the City flaZl ia the City of Fridley for the purpoee af holding a Public Searing oa the imprqvement noted in the Notic� atteched hereto and made a parC th�reof by reference, Exhibft "A". � • 3. That the''a�es proposed to be aesessed for aaid improve- me�ts and each of them sa noted in said uotice are all the laads and areas as noted ia said notice; all of the eame to be aaaesaed proportionately accordiag to the beaefita rece�ved. � 4. 1�et the'City Hanager is authorized and directed to give notiee of such Public Hearing by publiahing a aotice thereof ia the official ne�tapaper of the City of Fridley according to law, such notice to be subaCan- tially in thc fotm and substance nf the aotice attachsd hereto as F�chibtt "A". II ADOPTED BY T�B CITY t�IINCiL OF TH8 CIiY O�F FRIDLBY, THIS D�P,iY OP' , 196b. , AT'PSS?: CITY MA�lAGER 'BarL P. Wagner i � � MAYQB Jack 0. Y.irkl�� C ) __ _ ` ' B` � o�csat. rvBLZr�ssox CITY QRt FRIDLEY (E7CSIBZT A) WHSRSAS, The City Couucil oi the City of Fridley, Anok�t County, Miana- so�a, has deemed it necessa�rq sad expedient that the im�ravementa herein- af Cer deacrib� be made. �, ��. p�"ICB IS H8R8BY G'IVEli ?HA? on the 9th day of May, 196b, at 8:00 o'clack p,�i., the City Couuc3l will meet at the City Hall in said City, �ad wi11 at aaid �ime, end pls�e, henr ail partiee iatersated in ssid im}�rovements in whole o� in part. 1he generai naturs'of the i�aprovsmeata is the constsuctiaa (in tiu lu�d� and atreets uoted''below) of the folloming impravemeata, to-w3.t= CQ198?I�JCTIGI�T ITSM: . A. Sanitarq Sea�er aad T�eter Mains aad Latarals aad Service Coaaactioas locat�d i.a all of the streete and aervin� all of the area described as: � i 1� To asrve th� plat of Commexce Park. 2) S3� Court to serve Lota 1 through 5, Block 1, Sraanstroa's Conrt Addition. 3) To serve the Plat of Terryr'e Addition. �. Stot�e 3ewar locaee�d ia all o€ the etreets end serving a!1 of tlie are�a descsibed as: 1� .?o serve t�e PZat of Co�omerce Park Y� S3'� Court '� 33 ?o same the Plit o!� Tsxry'a Additi,on BSZ'IMA1'8D COBT s • , . . e . � . . . . . . . . . . . . . $. TB�? ?� ABBA P�iPOB$YI 1�Q B�6 ASS$S88D F08 SAID Il�B�O�VS�iT IS �8 Bt�tAi�82 Por Constr�sctiod ailIta�s A a�d B abave - • - - - - - - • • � • . ♦lt of the land �butti.a� upan a�id stra�ts s�ed abava and a31 laods adjaeeat sud abutting tl�es�to. /�lI of said land ta�bs ueess�d proportiomtsly accordlag to th� b�- fits rieafved by svcb idrpraraoeats. � j ; NoCice of Heariag on Improvemen�s . Water, Sanitary Sew+er aad 3torm Sewer Pro� t No� 79 ___.___ Pa�,,�:2 That the Couacil psoposes to proceed with each of said improvements aa separate imprave�aeats, exeept as hereafter otherwise provided by the Council. all uader the following authority, to-wit: Minnesota Laws 1953, Chapter 398 and laws aenendatory thereof, and in conformity with Che City Charter. . UATSD TSI8 ' AAY �F , 1966 BY ORDER OF TAE CITY {�OITNCIL OF THB CITY OF FRIDLB7C. ATtBS?: • CITY CLBRK Marvfn C.'' Brunsell Publish: April 27, 1966' May 4, 1966 ; • MAYO� Jack 0. �irkh�m �� i � � O F F I C E O F ANOKA COUNTY AUDITOR April 13� 1966 "Aatte.rt Growing County in Minne.rotd' COUNTY OF ANOKA ANOKA, MINNESOTA 421.4760 Earl Wagner, City Manager 6�+31 University Ave. N. E. Fridley 21� Minneso�a Dear Mr. Wagner; ' Your resolution No. 37-1966, requesting Anoka County Com- missioners to desi�nate certain streets as County State Aid Roads was presented to the County Board at its regular month- ly meeting on April 12, 1966. Your request was referred to the Board and Hridge Committee for its investigation and report to the County Board at its next meeting. Very truly yours� ,�'� ° �i ' . f9.. fq `�° `�� -:�� Kenneth W. Campbell Anoka County Audi'tor _ kwc�lel cc Mike E. 0'Bannon • �. � �� u ANDREW G. KOHLAN Attorney and Couneelor at Law i26 MIDLAND BANK BUILDIN6 MINNEApOL18 1, MINNESOTA FEDBRAL 9•4879 April 1�+, 1966 To City of' k'ridley Anoka County� Minnesota Attention: City Manager Dear Sirs: �� At the last meeting of -the Board of Trustees ofl the North Suburban Sanitary Sewer District, the matter oP the connection inade by Fridley to the system of ." the District was brought to the attention of the board� including� as a part thereot'� the iact that ao coniaections to the District System are allowed to any municipality without charge being made therefor, exept anc3 unless there is assigned to the District a part oP the disposal outlet capacity ot such munic3pality otherwise available to the Municipality and �ihich by such assign- ment is made available to the use o�' the Distxict. Fridley has several alternat3ves available under its specisl agreement� in- cluding the assignment of paxt of disposal outlet capacity to the Minneapolis � system which Fridley has under agreement with Minneapolis. 2'he Board has directed �hat your attention be called to the necessity �or a selection and determination of the alternatives to be followed by Fridley� in order tY�at a proper record may be made thereoP� and � memorand� agreement thereon� in- cluding ar�y engineering details necessary thereto� may be executed by the District and Fridley without az�y further undue delay� so that such pa.yments as are to be made to the District �'or any connections (to be paid Yor) and the use of the system (quarterly user charges or payments in lieu thereot in connec�ion with any assignment of capacity made) may be proarptl3r Porthcoming to the District when due. Your� tru7y� � . $ J ?��Jv'.� , _ .� / �,�.� � Andrew G. Kohlan AGK�er . Note: For the guidance oP the District, I am �urnishing the new Board with an outline memorandum relatfng to the special agreement made by the District With Fridley. W'hen completed, a copy will. be 1'urni$hed to your attorney on requeat �J PIANNING COt�lISSION t�STING HQNUTES - APBIL 24, 1.9b6 • Tbe meetiag was cdlied to arder �at 7;35 P.M. by Chairman Kravik 8. O�L..._C�11LL �SiiS PRBSBNT: Hug�es, Bergmsa, Kravik, Bandel 1�MBBltS ABSi�NTt Johaasoa O�S PR83SNTs City Maoager Wagner, Eagineering Assiatant Clark AFPROVE...�S dF iR.ANNII�TG C�tISSIt7N 1�STING i„rMARCB 24 s 1966: 1K0'1'ION by Bergmaa, secouded by Baadel, � t6at the minutea of the Pla�aniag Co�►issioa meetiag of l�+trch 24, 1966 be approvcd. Upon a voica vote, the motian carried. MQTXQ�t by Sughes, secoaded by Bergman, that the Planning Commission receive the mfnutes af the Parke snd Recreatioa Co�aisaion meeting of March 28, 1966. Up� a voice vote, the cnoeion carried. • MQTIdN by Bandel, aecoaded by Bergman, that t{�e Planaing Coaomission receive the minutea of the joiaC meeting of the Streets sad Utilities and Ylats aad Subdivisioas Subcommittee of April I2, 1966. Upon a voice vote, the mntiou carried. � Ie �lr. end Mrs. George Fxoid were present. Accozdiag to the new sketcb submitted by Mr. Froid, the corner lot pould be 60 feet, and he was ingo�noed that 75 feet is the required amount. It orae aoted th� land to be rezoned �ould take ten apartmeat units, but the Commission felt the amount of uafCs should be restricted to seven. The problean of traffic was diseussed, with the Com�nission feeling that acceas ahould be oa Irontoa, becauae o# the present pzoblem of East River Road at that point. Mr. Froid s�ated that Mr. Leonard Da!l.ey was intereated ia buildiag an apartmenC and the Co�aiasion felt t6�y would like to arraage a meeting aith him to dfscuaa the type of building he proposed to build. The Cororaission felt that the tqpe of reaoaing would depend upoa the kind of building which Would be built. r�� 1� CoBaai�si�z► I�x r A �1 1� 1966 P� e Z i: :� A�ar. ��.ci �as �a�m �ic,ac� t� g�� i� �;m.�ct �ai�h �h� �i�y iKa�g�r�a offise s►t a 1�� d��a. 2 o p'tISi.IC �G � 3�t�..� �.3�S� ��Q� ��€��C� ,�tY �DEL t Percel 4800 Uouaded by Mis+��s�3,pp�. �e�� 8��3 7� ��rc�� c�n EaB�,�r 6�rd /l�v�aue o� Sesutch, �th St�t o�► West. �p�as��e� b�r ��s�l �. S��tcvcid, aCtorn�q. 'ffi� di.$cu�aiete �s �p�d by te�� ac�i�g �� t3ae public heaai�►►g not%e by the �i�r ��t �a�ct �� ..� ��t�'ik ��kk�t� Ma�. SFcjesaald if he wiahed t� u�ak� �sy c��a. As �C�t�a� �t� +�� ts�.��d wes I5 aer�e �or� oa I�ssa. B�cauB�a th� p=op�acGy ��hh� t��* �sr �a�ct�d cc��rcf.�1, ehey f�it �he best ua►a f+as Ch� 7.�d i+r�uld tr� ��i.�1, �8 �n gny eandi�i�ms o�c li�i.t,stivne the ' Plat�t�tig ��iem a� ��.�y �e►ux�il �t�.shed �c� pl�,ce upon �he utiliz�tioa of th� P�F�Y� �tz�+e a�ula b� aa► ub�e��. T�s g��s�y �aat�r� �f th� �e�,ja�� a�i�hbo�ehctm$ voie+ad Chmis �b j�fiioas �a �� sc3�f�$ �� th� follt»riag ��a: �e l�d Iase b+ae� $an�� r�eid�n'tia3. �d sh�uld be �p� saA 'C$:t�s� �sa� �e� i,�.��+� � s�a�e in C�-1 $nd C•2 cat�go�tiea, tii� h�e �uag pa�p+��g eac�ald ba ��d edv��seip, �uld lik� to ste the P�I��Y ses a psZk, ��1� ��ci.�l ��c�aid b8 s�appsd at Stlt etr�et, itlt ema��c�3.�►� ��uld ea�C� b�v3r ��r��i� �taich �rould be i��gdaus �or children. �o�ra �1lto va%e� �ch+�is disap�pr�ral ��t� : • M� . Bt��cY tRn2��e Walt�� Pt�sta� c�rga r�in�n+��: Vi.s'�i1. �.cll�ne M� r B,c�].� idi2li�sa H3.�af.�;�s rs�►� ao�� 31 1�,�. Miasise:tppi St��st 6351 7�h S�a�t �73 $ii�aissippi Street 6331 7�h S�ne� 6271 6th 5t�t 6270_6�h Sti�et� 63GU �Tashiag�oa S�t Ha�v�y PeC��s�n9 151 Gl.� �� 8d: He �c�lt i� ahr�uld be tskea into c�aei+d�ra�ion �i: Mi�s�eeippi Sit�sca� ie gmf� ta be i�zwad, �idaned snd w3.th aid�Iks� anc� it �C1I. tse �a �t-j3�at �u�in ��rt�rp. The vaiue of tha h�s i� �he �ighbaa�aos�d s}aould b:� eane�d��c3, aad wit& prope�r spocia2 uaa pe►t�ai�s or p�p� 1�sndZiug� �� ahacalr2, smd rrould b�, handled in this �vay. It w�aid �Ieo i�e th� �m��s e�� i.dleg . 7�e audimr�e sek�d �t the ��1 �ad C�2 cstagAriss bm rQSd. Citp Msnager Wagr�sz did sv . Mr. Waltes P�taz�arn pseaea►t.��1 a pstittivn ob�ecting to ths s�oning. t�ION by B�n, �e�on�sd. by Band�l, that the Pluxaing Caamisai.aa zec+3iv�e aad file �h� petitioa of a�d j�c�►ti paop�xey c�srs ae par� of i�s c�neid+e�cs�ica iu tbe a+�zaaing {Z� �6-OZ) zequ�sat uf �may iti�i. Opon a v�%.a vote, ti� �taox� e�triad. � Mr. Skjesv�id brc�gb� up �s f8ct ehat� ehe 83.s�l. prsposty we inelu�d is a g�naral e��r+aial �c��mna thn� e�so pa�opos�d by ehe Urbss �sv�I. lla assa of �uitable �is� w.e tn bat i�ft rc��ide�ntisZ or as a aoa+eamisreisi uae 9� Pl. C�amise3.�a MM��seC3� �� ril I� �,9�6 Pm e 3 � to aeC ss a'b�i%r far ehes� p�eapi�. H� e�e�d it �eas pez�ectly aesaptabi• tn psovid�t ma arasa �f Nhat�v�r d�p�ii edhich v�ould b4 a�a-CO�rcial in astu�ts • an� davelepa�! ac�zdi�qg tiss �� dards �rhieh the �i,aaian �rould gropos�. aad f�lt 4�C+a ex�a aaa mm n�tuza�Z �tel�p�n�m1 p�aaibility f�s aa�t�isl uss. 8a did mC fa�t f.hs� i:� it �ae ptep�gly g�v�+3 or se� up, it vauld bs o� aap real injurq t�a trhe pa0p1� �� th� �.�i�1sb��hvo8 vh�►tener. M�bt� flughes staa��c3 tb�t i� dv�s na�� agg�ar th� ps�a+eeat soning categoriee �iWtr ia C�1 a�r C�2, ��tt �11 c�atibl� �rieh tha exia�i.seg ua� oi tbe lmd �n thtes aides �� his e�e�. Use� d��initely cut up. T�nds Co b� a ia�rly e�ntaivad uea at thM �t. Tl�a� tb�rs+s sidgs ara uaif�►rmly �-1. H�a did �ot r� i�v �ca+eoai� v�id b� advaar.agra�aus tc� r.h� City or aur�wwndit�g r�si�t�. Thr U+�ot pescmd.tt�d i�a �ith�� mf th� � cat�gcries sr� a�r broad and divuts� i.� nature, th+� City on�ld h�a►e n� ec,�nta�i ovear the da�ve2apm�t of thie laad. IC is �s�fbl� t,hset this 1a�r.d e.oerid b� l�raken up imta difieer�ut eis�e and if x� had s�t �car� �e$�ic�ie� s�n�ig r.��g�ri�r�, i� night be pog�ible md ps^oper f�r s�ore pa�r� �f thi� I�d �ca ir� �xaued �� 8anme kind erf �o�rciai use. �Dl'I0� bp He�ghea that� th� Pi�►ix�g Co�aissi�n reco�rnd dasisl of tha re�oai:tg r�quesC� (ZOd �Sb��27 hy �y Riecl�il fa►x Ps�rceZ 4800 nn tix� basie outlined ahmv�a ��eu B�sg�s� staC4d h+a ag�r��d �i.�& ar�e� of Mr. liugh�e com�cats, and ale� Nill pesa�ma�lly not vote i.n f�vox� o! re�oai�$ ts C•1 o�r C�2 �s stat�d in Osst P�rmi�t+�d. Sav� syr�pathq fa�r tb� pnfv�ta h� apaae�ra ued �� s�paLi,y for th� pa��ec�dad p��ibilit.q of r�.�tr��d c+�rci�l dwol�psss:t. IC is qn3te po�sib2e thst tth� eh�iaa m�p re�� B�t��n smtirely ev��es�ial d�nr�lop� mestt and unduly h�e p�dge� develc��t. T voial�E tbiak tbat baiazs s4myiag � thi �qur�ets t.1ue Plamaiag C;aem�iesiea�a, b�ct�e t�tk�g aCCio1� o�t thie mtt�� ahauld tsl� a l.�k at t1�� paet studi�a of th� g�neral aras i.a tetms of the t�Pp��d 70I pZs�uai�g aes�.vity, ��sic�scty �urr�u.t etatus and rsqwst from Mr. i3�ae� s r�dat3.�a r�lcn�; thia 1is�� a�adt d�f�aite].y cvneidar s�a�rietiv�e tet�ga�,`y. � I�b�ar Brmd�l s�ataset h� �ra� inclin,�d to a�g�r� vith Ms. ��rg�atn, that �res s�udy is s�ded� �hat �tc�ic�ed c�YCiel ue�e �i8 8 prob�bility, do na� lca�o tluti v�e �aed 1�. i�odffis�ss ar�caa�na�taticm hecrose h+� a�d� px+�poasla for IIsban �lo M�bes Bctgh�a agid th,at Pl�acss iu 7.a�kin,g at thi8 l�d, had atatsd ratb�r ele�nriy t1�a►t th�r sasr a cam�rei.al deveiop�t ia thfs s�r+�a aad teada tct �tgrit�e but did w�t �hinY� th�� C% is �. If any p�ert of iC i� to ba pl�tcad in a �o�zci.a�l uee, it aaeeld huve tes be in th� int�ri.ei past of it. Tho vnlq acc�a is �u mciatiag reef.ct�tial �►reae. Ttzs City nreede to earat�mplstt$ m�jerr i�tprvves�te o� th�ae stre�ea. Tkse wh�ie prablea� of tlu sts�t lty�t � infi.�rtesr�tiaa l�y�sut �tx�ound M4.ssissippi and IIx►iv�rsiCq ia uncts�s etvdy et thss pc�snt. M�mber Bandal did not £a�l aa �ss iro� the asst �r+eo �e problss. 8ughs8 � MffiaO� l�AII�b ��s lick of a eecond. tm caa��ides a� s�cia� rsasning eo�maiaial �ax �� a�ir� ��3,�,�Z966, Upau � �aaic+� vm��e, €�li ��ting aqe, a�scepC �iu�s,� �;� �c��d �� .o �r,�t��n, p�s�r�� +, �laaa si�n t a� �.I l� 19�ib Pa 4 3. C •]�+�qEidG UffiT ��i6�U� �RIC�s0�1 Y81'�OH�BiTM CO�P.: Lota 1, 2, b�hYU 10m BIc�& i, trcad 2,mta �, 7, 10 th?ru 25; '$kock 8, City Yie� Addit3an. l6test�as �ste�a �� 3.i�i�+�d �aitipl.e £a�ily d�alliugg} ta C-2 � (S�sl btiain�tse 8iatx�icte9 osr in �h� �I��tivm C•1 (2oc�I business diaL�riet�, . it wse �pl�in�.d �� C4�c� l�ickec� Pe�r�1�a Cs�mcpaa.y cal3ed �hie dey to ask th�aC th� �ubli� h+�tcia� be ��itau�t �a�til th� npcC me�tis�,g bscauee ths plaaa fram� o�ut oa � Ia�ad n�� s��riv�d. Zhe peaplt psesaat intera�ted 5.�. thie ite� tuid a discusaian xith tha Plumis�g Cae�i.s�sian. Zb�y Westa in�ersst+�d �v a pub�.ic hea�ng c�a bs hsld for reavaing ��n the r�qus�arCoa daeer �� ne the propesty. I� a1l. �oid, eoceept ttar�e a�n�rrs� o�ald �e,�oacity zuie? A pttition t�ts giv�n �� th�a PTea��$ �mies�t bq Rb� 8djtaQnt P�P�Y aat�sze. I�'LZON by BaFaaele s�o�nded by �g&�s, �liat tha Pianaiag Cotmiasioa Ysc��iva th� p�ti.tion aa$ fila iC a�d i�, ba� �ade a part of thi� m�stiag. Upea� a� veia� vot�, the v�tion aax�ci.�eci. 7:ha follawr3ag ts a iist of the peop2� preeent aad voiaing th�ir diaap- psrnt�l oi the ravoing requeat, Z0/� �66�b3, 8�cickeon Peesolawa Cosp. Ftaak Ssypliask�, S�uesil Giii�a � Mre.. Gax+ald �ush Tirosa Abbott Da�is �bnt� i!i'+t. M�ot Hoplu Nilltam� ii�mseh+�2 �ha. Tbvr�r Miil�ac 233 37�b Piae�r 261 57th Plaev 22b S7tI� Piaq 226 S7.th Plaas 21� ��th PIs� 28i 57th P1a�e 260 37th•Placs �80 57�h lla�0 �?ialJ by Ban�l, seao�adosi by Hughea, ehat tbo Piam�iog Cormiasiaa Eoutiao� ust�ll l�y 1�, I966 the r+os�xai.�g s�#uaet {84A 4Ei6r03), Esi�ari Pstrol�um Q�p.� Item 3. IIpaa a voioa vmts, th� ��iau casriod. �. ��..�..� �.� ��.2�._..� ��_ �++n.e $�o�s i, �, s, Ca�e�te� Pask �t�od �2, 8•3, M•]. aad Ma2 t.� My1 (I3,ght indu�trxal astits and 6-2 (g�ssi busi�ss arwsa . S. The l:�e�i:ssila,n rao�ivsd a eaQp an8 ie�ttes fs� 1�lr. �dma. 1.t „ �!'i'.M. �� }.i � .�� N 4.� �he Co�ao�issioa f�lt �ao a►ction wns to be takea at this �S,e�, rad beli�red i� ws �t th�l 2�81 �ttativia at Ci�e Pl�aaiag Ce�omistsioYt to gst imtolvod in � xa�g�i�3Ag caveuaat� sf the p�ei�rt�► ia the CiC�i. �IOP b3► tWgb�ss s�aadad b3► Brs8s�a, �hst ehe it� o� C�+ss�ae Park Canms�nta he amiad �avos ua�il thn /lpril 28, 1966 �tiag. Upvn � voias voto, tb� �C�a� ear�ri�d, � Pl Ct�nirsi�t i�� .1 �.� 1966 Pa e 3 6 o i.02 SP'I.iT UES? ° L o 8. #6b�06 B$0�50N•SR�RSON INC. : Y.at 28 � AudiCmY s e Subdtvis�on 3 Rwi� .(4waers peag Ce.) • 1�'I0� b7 Be�atio ser.�r�ct�d hy B�ci�:1, t.i►at Iteat �G be dei�rt�d uatil actioa ia tai�aa bg tha Stteer�e aud U�iliti�e �tcbc�ammittao. Upoa a voica vote, tht moti�a casti�do To 1�ZOi�II�NC R�Qt1i�T (?.�Q!! �66«�OS�� GE�'sV�S xNTEB.ItyRS: LttC 4, Bloetc 6, City Vi� Additiaa. � fs� R-2 ��.ls�3.�e� �scltipl� cla�lZi�gej to Co2 (g�nsal busia+sae as�as). Ttw G�v�o oxpl,�3zutd �hsy a�d a b�u�ld�aag tta acae�aodat� a�va�cksaom md storRge �+ond �ha bufldiu,� tv3.11 be 306 x 4�'. Tbe is�►t will facs ths Soutb a�sd eriil hjtve a 33 �.am� saa�i�ek �rom� ithh� etre�t. Zh� iiret thret Iots ase sonod C�Z. L�ts S. 6 atud 7 a�e 8»Z. 2R;?I08J by �ugha�s„ a�eond�d b9 Be�n�a, ih�t tho Platming Commiesion 84t a publ3c ha�ring de�te o� M�q 12, 1966 �aac the s�aarning smqwst (ZOA �66-05�, Gs'sv�s Int�ri�rsa Lot 4, Block 6, C3.�.jr Yi.� Addi�ian ta� bt tasmatd f�r�oa� B•2 (limit�d multipin d�821ings) t� C�2 �gea�rai buaia�sa aac�ss). Upon s voice v�L�� ttr� nstima c�z�ci,�d. 8o i1ES'P: IDOG K�N�L 7b39 �AST RQ�D i�s9 BENNY LUNDs .�_._._ . Mr. 4i�et�r S�hi�ime, r�prea+�ar.ativa of Beaccm �esity Com�pauy Fne. 9 � � �%��:i�. o � It �s n+�tsd tha Cauncii dsaietil a buildiag paxmit far ths �1. • � Fl�tpning C�isa �Sn euggea ��d Mze . I.uad get �rtitton s taCaa�ants from ha� �i�b�re staa�ting th�cy 1�tt mc� u�'6 j��.cyas to �,�ksa�I. � i�1'I0�1 by $s�9 aoc�c►d�d by �ughee, that ths Plamaistg Commissiorc toqutat an opinian fs�m the City At��rne�q ae �a �b�ther resoaing is the soet propsr, b�t or �alq sssltsCi�n te� thia prabl�a �� Mr�. Lumd°s fcit s dog t�nn�i at i�� EiaL' �VRE.' �8t�e V�9A S VOj.1C� V��ID' %�!@ ffiDt�0I1 't.i3'Y�.la. 90 Z��'ION: BffiO�tB 101t F�[i�� BaBE� 3AT1�ffiRt Lmt 7, M�lola�ad Lalanti�i►o Tlu� Cer�iosi�ci�a f�2t �s�r s2��rnld �dhere �e the poiicy tbat spot sonimg �uld �tt brt �f �► benefit ta+ Ftiridl�y. ?i��rrp us�gad Mr. Sathes noi to spply �r�t a ses�afs�o it a�ea �h� und�c��andiAg tha� th� p�titi�ae�t did not vaat th� �is��n �c� �c� �ad t�+ a�� p�atb�.f� h�ar3ng s� it se�mdd ualilcsly that �h�e p�►►ti�iea rr�Id b� garantes'i. O�a thie ba►aie, th� C�rmi.asion ianstsuct�d l�ro R�ga�r t�► i��ra� tla� p��i�a,�� eh��s be�cmmues Af the �pat re�soaiag ct�r�t�r of hie r�uestE, it erould be highlp unli3uly to b� grantad. Th�c� btiswg aar further tyus'�a�se, Cia�ix�aa Kraoik adjr�uxxa�ad th: awstisg �t 1ViJ0 psr3a �Gle�,�Ct 1 se�tblRittsi, � t H�s 0 Bz3,en �c�ardi.ng seeretosy � � � �I[1°� Olf' 1�l�D�8�9 �BSO°iA OFi�IICB OF Bt�D�G ��S��O�t iO�C: MO�� itBP�OST �0 CI[i'`� NAlIAGB�t MA'tGB. A966 ' ��,� � -�� , �r �+��! -� Basids�otiat ' �etidsstia� �aragas ARt�ratioos 6 Additions I�W�ti�le Dwea�imas , Coararris� ; ��dastr�a2 , i�ueicipa� Clwtehsa i Scboo'�s ��..�i�a. i Sig�es i�oving 0"tH8S8 __,...._... �esr�.� p�� . $l��cr��xi �BA 0�' PB�tl3 YSS�SD 1966 1965 �gS 10EAB H.AB? YSl1R MA�i MA�CH TO Dell� TO DA'Rt 2g lfl 37 21 2 1 2 ' 4 �9 �. 29 6 0 t! � 0 Q B 3 2 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 o a 0 ]1 8 1 Y2 2 18 12 0 0 0 0 SS � 96 10 5 S1 i4 20 �i 52 �s so z� B�s so 80 42 2�8 169 ' 8Si["�!lATBD {BAEet1A'ti0M3 OF B�TIi�.D�G �ERMil8 ISSUBD Residstatial , Besid�atia'�. Garuu��s' AaL�sativas i Addit�ons Misltiple D�rsll�.i�a ; �aacci�l �adwtria� M�►�eicipal ; eh�eeh.. a sQhoo�s ! 8oagitaB.a Sf�aa ' Mavirsg �4000600 a 877,000 $ 691.,600 � 357a000 2,a46 2,SOQ 2,i9b �,�20 �279aQ►' �a500 272�862 I8,600 •0� •p•� 240,000 �Om •0= 285,0� 661,500 30So000 4gSa5 -0- 1Z4,S1S -Om �0� o0m g71.421 =Om =Qo 4pb epm ..Om �Om 2s000,000 � 20000�000 9,125 400 1�A27S ?,Z7S o� �� mo. �oo �5 D�83 $2, 2, 00 2a s 4 � s n � • � RB�OR? 1'O C�� R MAR&�, Y966 1199t�i81R 0� II.IiCBIISBS (�1RR�.� IN 8!°lBGT � lBBS CO�A.BCTBD TO DA�'B �OB i�SCAL PER�OD ; APR�B, 30 196` S� AlRTtG 30__196` 6�, ��S ', 1tQ9l�B� l�ES �O�.�CTSD ._....... , ,_._._. ��CAL i 80 $ 1,Z00 BX+CAVA7�S�i 30 4S0 �,S , 4�6 720 t6E�16xAY, 309 7, 72S �?I� ' 72 L,080 HOIIBSE MD1RwG ' 4 60 1�9ASt�l1�� ' 37 S3S O�1L �AtI� ' S 90 �►s��x� i zo aoo r�� i a� i,ass �� o iso S�611S ' 20 30Q W��t, DBII�� ! 12 R80 � 72S @ �13o96S �'6ES t90�.3C'�SD I�OR R1t�!@L�S�B�D E��C�.S88 �i7S � �$8$ t�OtoBoEG°r8Ci �OR ��SC1UL PBRItOD � 9 0 #$688•$i�i2 #s961m6010 i�5�3=3SS2 i3987m4006 PStMIT l�E83 g966 ��6 �lAR�RR Bd9�IoDY� � 771 �E�Y� 7S1 �A'PEM� �56 ,, �� 269 i31��NS SS , 2,002 1965 �:o4m4t 227 s9 2�i2 9 �9188 �EAR B.ASY Y6AR � 6,)08 2, 3S1 i9a�s 7b1 s $ 2,780 682 sb' 67S � • STREET DSPARiMENT 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. PUBLIC W�R� DEP��'�iiEPt`F �iTY OF PRID�EY M6NTHI,Y R.�POR`P - 1�•1�RCH 1966 Ho�� $ Bquipment Repairs - StreeCs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120'� Patching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 323 MiacelZaneous Street Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236 Shop Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90 Grave l. Hsu ling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135�' Signs aad Barricades . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69 Clesning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Grading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120 WATER DBPAI�IT 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. �3. Water Meter Pumphouse Wo Hydrant Repa oalve Inspec Water Turu-o Miscellaneou Final Readin Filtration P s�apfpe Re Wster and Se $quipaieat Re Waterasin Ta Wetermain Br nr�pecCiona and Repair$ . . . . . . . . . . . . 130� k....................... �3 ra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10� ious and R,epaire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 s ....................... 22 Water Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38� g and CoLlectione . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58� aut Operatfons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145 airs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9� er 7.�tspectioas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb'� 8ira - Water . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1� ak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 SBWBR D$PAR'1S48NT 1. 14iscellaneous Sever Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 2. Sanitary 8e�er Clesning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 190 3. Lift Stationllnepections and Repaira . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 4. Eqaipnent Repairs - Sewer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 5. Saaitary�Sew�s Inapections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S STOBH 3$NBB D$PABTI�NT 1. Flood Contro,� Work � . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . �42� 2. Catch Basine' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 3. Hiecellaneau�s Storm Ses�er Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 258 SPOW AND ICE COPT�+OL � 1. $qufpment Re�gairs - Sno� and Ice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90� a. s�a�.� - i�� c�►croi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . � 3. Snow Ploving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 345 �..��...._.�.$ � • 1. Aacideat on!,the 1ob - B,obert Andeseoa• : . : : : . . , . : . 21� 2. Accideat on!the Job - Rubert Blosky . .... . 184 3. Accident oa ''ths Job - M,�rle Los►gerbone . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Page Two PtTBLiC WORRS DBPARZI�IENT MONTfiZY RI:PORT - MARiCH 1966 � MISCTI.LANEa[IS tContinued) 4. 5. 6. 7. 9. I0. II. 12. 13 . 14. 15 . • � H..� g FireDepartment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fire Department School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sewer Departaent School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Watez Departme�t 3chool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Weekend Duty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vacationa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sick Leave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Equipment Repairs • Parke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $quipment Regaitre - Polfce Department . . . . . . . . . . . . Equipm�eat Repairs - Fire Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . $quipmeat Repa3.rs • Engineering Depart�ent . . . . . . . . . Equipffient Repa�rs • Liquor Stores . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 16 24 12 10 14� 45 31 78 16 . CITY OF FRTD IEY PARKS AND r2E!'R�TION DEPARTMENT • Paul Broxng Directar 9$I University Avenue N,Em Phone: 560W3l�0 ~� �� PA AND RE�'REATION M E M 0 ft A N D U N� � I Parks and Pl�ygrounds: ao Nan�ea are need�d for Craigway area anc� 2nd and Main Ste areae bo F'la�nery F�tate: 3election of equipment plua a plaque ia being conaidered Yor Flanery Park. Repor� on this soono ce Tree removal project ia Lxk+e Park wae termfnateda Minnesota iree 3et�vics £inished working March 18, 19b6. Tree clamage still rewaina. da Disaster Clean Up Crews A crex of 10 men have been hired through the Anoka County Welfare de.partanent to finiah clearing remaining debris trom Lo�ke Parkp Nine men �ere hired at $1,.75� an hour and one cre� ahi.et � $2025 an ho�r. Project xil� last f3ve weeltao eo A topo�raphy a�ap of Park Pr�perty on Ksnnastqh Driv�e has been completed. Area is at thia ti�ae being �'illed �rith eand and dirt from vater tank conatruat�iono Ya The Ciby Co�tnci].; on Monday, Mar�h 21st :kuthorised advertising tor bida on • a Ne�r Tractor i+i'th att.aaheci all �eather aab pins P1aiI m�a+er �tt.achmento g, Price valua by C3.ty Asaessor on property at R3ce Creek Plaaa 3, Lotl, B1ook 6 arrned bq Mr. Art Chris�ia,nsan is $11,U00.00. Remai.ning lots belong to Vap ►3ri Investiasnt Coa Lots 2-7 All obov+e mentioned property ig zoned t�.1, I,ight Industrial h, Applicat.ion has been forwarded io the Mi.neaota State Conservation Departaaent for young trees for �,ocke Parko tt,equested �or uere s Jack P�.ne, Norw�y Pine and Sprucep �dir�. Scout orgaaiaatioa have beer� in contact xi�h our'department to hand].e the planting of these plants iY and xhen We gat tham. i., Permit has been.'mailed to 1�9i.nneaota St,ate Conservation llepartmeat tor AquatJi.c Nuisance Control of Moore Lalae. . j o Propasal of property pur�chase for park 7.and by Mre Stavh;;, Rivervietr Hei�hts Block Z. She ia asking $9,000,00. Price value b� City Asseasor �or praperty ia �6,OOOo00 and With house included he estimates a total oP $12,500.00. k. A check is being made sa t,o tlze price of �odecic Dome buildi,ngs, i lo Request n�ade b� ,'I+fr, Haqs !?obarc,t, 6560 2nd Sto Na$. Por a Yence t,o be it�stal.led by hia back9sx'::-'• property liae. �eason: 9alla .Fran older boya pl.aping ball on'f"ield have been carrying into his gardep and yard� g��yt • foot fence has bieen requested. m. Reqnest for s�pe��iPi,cations oa poeaible conaeesion at Loclae Parl� 9halter. Follo�riug, item�s 'are to be considsredo iq Ceiling v Lower 2: Pa,int wal],a , � 3o Shelf � count�er needeci aeax opening - to serve items over 4. Hot,xater heater 5o sink or basin 6a Lights -inside 7. What t.o�serve: SoYt drinks� candy, Hot dogs, briquets and liq��id fire starter as a stdrt, PARKS AI�A REC 3EATION F' �; I� 0 R A N ll U M. �'age 2 n, Commi�sxon i� to �;ive consideration to possible coastz�zctian of dam just east of 0]�ci Cet�tral and north of Miss�ssippi Ste D�sm wonld atop . f].aw ot water in Rice Creeka 0o Land Fc Water Acts City n� I�idley is eligi.ble Lo request l�ederal b'unds for purohase of land or property development thra the Countyo Applicativn on a matching t�Znds bas�a may be ma.deo , FY�idley has been �ranted a swn oY $3sh75o57o I have been si a meeting with Mr. ;4ike 0'Bannou and Mrp A1 Korcliak both County Commissioners on this very questiona They both recom�end that we apply a�t once, No one yet of the cammunities in the county hav�a appl3.ed, i recorr�nend that the Commission request flinds .for Me2ody Manor. po l�oore Lake '�Jater Pollution: Have not made contact �ith Mre Jim Hens3ey in re�ards to this question. . II Recreat3op: ap Men'8 Bas'�etball Pro�;rams ^A" League finished ite season �',aturday, March 26th xiien our City repr�sentativ+e the Ni�idley State !3anloers irere deYeated in the Minnesota Staie :ournameat by the Univ�ersity of Minneaota entry 80 to 600 - "AAri Leagae: La,;t round oP games xere played Monday, Nlarch 28th with the trophy being presented to the �i�onderboys. b, Ments Brcomball Program: Dicka Bar ebtered the State Tourna�eent represet�ting our league and Were defeated by the eventual dampi:ops Dnffy�a fracn r:inneapoliso • aa Wrestling Claases: A propra� o.f wrestling classea is being ofYered Por bcys in grades 3 thru 6 tor a periaci s�t• faur Saturday afternoons beginnit�g at l:oo p.M o Program wi 11 concitde on Saturday April 9th with a large tournament when ribbons�wii.l be aHaxded the �irinerso This program is ao= sponsored with "r:hoo3 District '�ll�, Cl.aSses are held at Senior (ligh Schoolo do Marble Tournaments A marbl.e tournament will be offered on Saturday, 1�9ar�ch 26th at the �� dley Ff.re ;tation for boys and girls in 2. thru bth gradeso Tourney wi.li start at 10:00 A,b. eo Tesns Tab18 Tenrtis Tournament: A tab].e tennis tournament r�riil be conducted on Saturday� March 26th at the N�idl.�ey rire Station for teen�.age boys ahd giris 13 thru 18 years of arye, Tourney w3.11 atart at 1I:00 A.Mo fo Adult Square Dance Pro.�ram: An extention of six (6) wee ks has been aa�ranged, g. i�idley Civic Chorus: H'riday, May 20th haa been set for our Annu�al Spring Concert. Tt'w3I3, be held at the Junior High Schoole h, Ski Trips: Adult trip for ��farch 5th Kas cancelted. There Kaa no response to our trip offer for Saturda�y, March 26tho Weati�er Kas a factor, i, Women � s Val%yba17. s A team of ni.ne xomen are entered in a.taux�nament in �[inrieapoliso Tourney stariad Thursday, March 2ttth. • j, Softball lleeting s I±ionday, Aprf 1 18t,h is the night for our ldck-►oPt meeting for this ysara aoft�al.2 sessono l�eeting wil�. be at City t-tallo ko Softba].l. t2e�i,stration Dates r Hegfatration Por this years program wi.11 be excepted during the xeek oY Apr�2 25 thru 290 � � � � PARKS AMD RECttEATIO:d M� M 0 R A N D U M .,� .r .. � �. r ..� r + r - ��r Page 3 la Youth Hoalaey Prograin: A meeting has been called to develope a Fridley �tockey Association at Sandees Cafe, ��:ednesdays March 30th startfng at $:v0 P,Mo I will repr��sent the City and our department at this sessiono The 1�i.GZey Jay+cees hav�e called this meetingo mo I inailed a lett,er of commendation to �ro L�,rry Hamer tor �}21 his effor�s this y�ear with our skating classes at Moore Lake Beach Pc arko III Meetings � Gonferences m F.ktensi.on Courses o Short Courses i� lI Met xith Dick Carlson m Park Const�uctione P,stimate cost of Melody Manor area i+as �i.v�en and di.scussed. Mar ].s Committee meeting for Minnesota State Umpirea Clinic 3rd Annu�l. CIi►�ic wili be he2.d here in l�idley at Parkview School via a�,y invitati.on to them to have it in our town, Elav�e been on this committee �ince ifi.s beginniago Previous clinics xere he].d in Bloominton and t'inneapolis o About 80 �aen will travel in t5com all ov�er the state for this evento Mar ls Human Relations Committee oP �ridley � SubjeCts Repexal of Lease for use of building behi�d City Ha11 b3r Youth Centero Mar IG Turf Manag�aer�t Conrse • U ot M St Paul Campus Student Center All day sesaion on �rasa sele tian and roaiptenance. Shor� Courae C�ass, Mar 16 Minneapolia lhapires :�ssociation Meeting - Member oY the lioard of Directors � . Mar 1? Chamber oY Cochmer�e Dinr�er at Jax Cafe � Onr de�partment had on diaplay our ta�a moclela, one oY '�est Moore Lalar and Y�e].ody Manore Man�}r %llt�s looloed at them wh31e they were an display. Picture rras taloein around one of the models by the Fr�dZey Free Presso Mar 21 Mar 21 Mar 21 Mar 18 Mar 23 Co�nmittee M�et,ing oY St,ate !'3roomball Associatf.on � Subject: Diacussed tliture of apurt ar�d t►aw to develope programa Met �rith Richard Jordar� oY Jordatar and Sons � 3ubject; Loolaad oviar seeding pro3ect at Moore Lake Beach and Parko Met vith Mr. Mike OoBanaon and Mr, A1 Kordiak, County Commiaaio�ras 3ub�ect; t.and and Water Acto Diacuasion and recc�neadationa were mads. Asaociat3.oa af 3+�btirban 8kecutives monthly �neeting held at ited �oa�ch in Crystal.' 3ubjects Telk on Pnblic Admiiniatration Couras Kas giv�en. ; Hockey Pro�r�n meeting waa held by 9qrt Dahlquisti ot PMd1q�I Jafaees Discussion and p].ana for raeeting on Wednesday, N:arch 30tb at Sandses werei laid ciatm at this timeo i GITY OF FRTDi�EY PARKS AND REf'.RF..A'IZOi�J AEPARTMF�iJT � . Paul� Brown � D� re�c t.�r ��. Univers:�t Avenue N,Eo Phone: 56a= t�5o • PARKS `.�iQRK PRO �ti,ESS REt'ORfi � _ MONTH OF March #��r��t��r�� #��# Work to be done : Work bei.n� dot�e : ',�orl� finished: • • The Commons: Tte$urfacing Tennis Courts Instal2 Tennis Nets (2) Paint Wa,rming House Tatae Do�m Runways� Skating Conatruct 3h�out,��Softbail lJote : Replacement of it,ema belawr caused by Tornado do not qualiPy under Federai Asaistat�e., �ncing � t�Pt Flag Pole Ba�ckstop�Softbal l Dugout.sWBaseball Bangboards�Tennfs Baaketball H�citmBoard Relocate dc Paint Paridng Lot Pcsts Haclanann Park: L�gan Park: Install 16' Slide Plymouth Square Park: Paint �arming house 3ylvan Hilla Park: Instal2 tennis net (2) Sodding SoBo aorner Install 16 0 ,Li.de Terrace �arks Install tennis net (1) Install. hy�ix�ant�ska,ting Flanery Psark: Install teacds net (1) Loc ke Park: � Road accesa coc�rtruct3ort Fencing Eo Li.ne Iev+el upper �area plus seeding v grading :��+�, ar�3 u�:l -is�'r�� , . �:�: �� u�se1 "try o�rsr�r . pro j ect Remov�e crushed rock Pairit fZoora to bathraoms Installing Outf"ield Fencing Soitball & B�seball Repairing & pairti.ng oP damaged spectator bleachers .from tornado (2 sets) �eneral traeh pick up Fertili�e grass area Infield mix applied to ci�.amonds Remov�e flirt banks � �icating � ' Remone d3rt baak�akatinQ ' General tr.ash pick up Remove dirt bank skating '3eneral t••a.sh {�ick�up Rmaove dirt Daak-akating "�ensrai trash pic l�-up 7eneral trash pick-up Remove dirt bank-skating Qeneral trash picir-up Repairing, painting and placing pic oia talales . i2'S�Eta 'Jt;Jc"'e:.� �1'�riS;e:l '� � �. , sl is� ��.:� Reinstall i3i Y3.re placea Oenet•al t.raeh pick�-np Bathroa�ns cleaned Disast,er cleau up c*e�w at �ork (10 men) Installed tenni.s nets (2) Finished buZletfrt boards (2; �`�enera]. clean-up Cleaned s�rarnLing honse� (2 ) t3enerai clean-up Cleaned warre,ing hauae Fi�stred buliet.in board �erieral cYeanmup � tleneral cleaa�-nP Clesned Warming houae Flniahed b�lletin board c�enA.ral� cl�an-up Cleaned xaxtoing houae tainished bulletin board Qeneral cieau-up 3en:�ra1 cleaa-up i�f.nished bnilet3n board Cleaned xarming house ae�ral cZe�an-up Tree clesrit� project finiah�eci by Minno Tree Serviceo PA!tKS A?1D REC '�ATTON DEPfiRT°"'sIVT Pa 2 Parks ork ro�-;ress Repar�, on�h o� March Work to be dot�A : • C k: Con"t • 2ad dc Maizt Area s � Rice Creek Schoolc Reawva infieid clay trom ball Fielc3s (add top soil) Riv+ervood 3chool: Moore I.aloe� Beach dc Parks It►atall Ter.iiss Courts (2 ) Inatall 2ennia Nets�(2) Install LockersmBeach House Insta].I bacia�top � softball Ir�stall pL�yerg benches (2) CraigKay Az'ea s Broad & tiugo: Hughes �i t�oriaon: Melody Manor Parks (�rade & 't`ree removal Instsll warlaing house •'�est Moore L�ke Park: .� 51�tn �� 7tn st: .. Work being done:_ RepYacing planka at bathroom entrance Note: Repair of rooP to shelter b�.c1g titill not be aovared by Fecieral Aasistance vfa Tornado General trash pic k-up �'.,eperal trash pic k�up Dismantaling Hocloey Rink Dismantaliag tioc laey Rinit Sc r�een take davti 'Adding till & �ading Re�l.a�ce sign and damaged post Seeding oY area N. of aourta ��neral trash piaksup Remove dirt bank�sltating General trash pick-up General trae�t► pick•up Remove dirt bank•sicating General clean-up •`�en�ral trash- pick-up Aading fill General trash pick�up � . Work €iniahed: �e�axal clean-up Cieneral clean-up � Finiahed butletin boarda i3 � ��tice, skate roc�a, and outafde xest wal2 !3eneral cleat�up b s�i.nga reinstalled 2natal]ad 10�0 yards of sand measuring 400 x Ct0 Yeet in Pront oY beach houaea Cleaned Yloora and xalls in beach honae Pia laed debris on ice area Covered irindovs to office Rnn�rays remov�ed-akating Fiaished bu llstin board ��easral clean�up Rum�ay reawved>skati�ng Clear�ed xarmi.ng honae �neral �lean-up Turned oYf timed light akating ` , ']eneral cle�n-up � • C� PARKS AHD REC'*�'�ATION DEPARTMF:NT Pa e� ark ork regress por , on o arc Work t.o be done z Kennaston Drive Area: 79t1'i & Alden ?��ay Area: Tres �C 8ra�nch removal dburning Work being done : Adding Yi12 � Work fin3.sh=d: 3urvey & Tapa�raptty map � Ftiae Creek slma & 69th Ar!ea: � .� �,, . '3ez►eral tra�h p#,ck-up �eneral cle�aa�-up ��r�a��**��***** Overall Maintenances ! Wa.shed and cleaned hoaes used for xinter i�e maintenancee a Stored axay Picksd up alI cutaide 'balba f�om exposed 13.�ht standardr� at varming houses. Installed Peace at The Commons to control truck traffic f`ro�n construction o� wate�r• tanko . • Washed and greased Ne�x �ruck, C �eaned and or�;ania�ed equipment in Park Depte 5hed behind City Ha],Io 3harpened axes for Disaster Clean•up Crex working ia Loctae P�:rk. Repaired tennis neta. A wood preserve Waa applied to planks replacing broken ones f�an epectat,or ber�che� damaged by the tornadc, Constrnction af Ice Sha,;v�er is contimiing. � Vandalism Report: Lx ke Park: 2 pieaes oP redwood Yenae bro[asn (covers entrance to bathroom�s) The Co �anona s Tennia Net �rolaen � Wire cabie snapped off,� Door to �a►throasn at 1'iltration Plant palled axay Fro� hingesa Iagan Parks Tennis Net �;roken � Wire cable snapped oYPo 2nd yc Main: Obacene language writtsn in 22" letter on Earn-A�31ide appsratus r3each House, Hoore Latae a3each k Park: Han�er in batYuroom torn trc�a wall. • c��rrrrs (na�.�) . ,� , F�r��,� . ;. , � ' � �i�'��`i � � ., � . . ..� � ' Aut�os S�olec� Au2os Recso•r�r ; ___,_.,..__..,_.___.. , : � Ms�i.C�I.s , -� � � 4b�a�nr,r CA;,ls � CITY OF FRxDLE7C POI.ICE DEPARTi4�i3'r MOI1TIiLY REPOftT This zannth This year � „ /�'1 A R �+ y 1966 . ; clea�d or � unrow�ded J1x�rest m�� _..__..___...__,._. � , � � , �; � �' • � �� CO:jiP,'LAIt�FS (Juvanilo} This inanth Thi� y'eaar PAGE 2 C�.earad or Unfound�d At�est mado 0 > � '� � � TRnFFxc Ax1�ESTS {��,��,tios�s & �a�aplaints} Th�.s �n�h � 5p�E� ..� Cj � Du� __... . _ ... . .. .. 3 _..._ _._. .. 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