07/14/1966 - 00021406�
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BOARD OF ��UALIZATION MEETINC� OF JULY 11.�, ]_9C�i
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`fhe ��r.al Board of Equalizati� oi the Citu* of Fridley� �noka CounLy, was
��lled to or�3er at 8i.00 P,M, July 11�x 1966,
Roli Cal.l; Mayor Klrkham; Counr,ilmsn Harx�? s and Samuelson, Absen+ were
Counrilmen Sheridan and Wright,
Also present werp: City Manager wagner� Cit,y Ass�v�ara Herrman�, Leon Mads�n,
➢eput,y A�Qessor �f the w`ridley Assessors OFficr �nz3 V5rg31 Wern�,�x^� Deputy AFSess�x
o+' the Anoka Covnty Assessor� Office.
Local residents g�re;�ent were;
John E� Kassulksr, 6525 Main St, N.E.
Mrt�. W. B. Strub�, 7890 Broad Avenue N.E.
Robert J, Aollenbeck, 571 - 79th 'rlay N.E.
Robert W� Kretloua 788� '3road Ave. N.E,
Mrs, �'err: 5wanson, 312 Rice CrePk Terrace}
Charles Swanson, 312 Rice Creek Terrace
D, L. Sr,herer� b525 F 2n� St. N, E,
iiuno A. Ro�+ponen, Fi280 - 6th St. N.En
Ke Kravik� 7�6 Talmadge Way N.E,
David D, Sahaaf1 TteForter far the Fridley Re�rrd
The Riverview Heaght� area rras discussed. Ms°� H�r*_�man state�i that 4n 1q65
15� depreci.ation had heen allowed in the flood ar�a and ir 1966� 2C�� hac� been
allowed. Mr;,, Strub of %89a Hroad Avenue N.E�, stat��l that her taxes £or t�e
year aP 1966 had been increased, Mr. Herrmann F�urarerl ont that hFr taxes on t,he
home and the 2 lots on which the hnuse is situat�d, had taeen decrease*3, M�^o
Krei�low stated th�t sper.ial at;essm?r.ts had been addnd Yox• this year in the
?tiverview Heiphts area, Nayor Kirkham asked Nrs. St,xub if ah� would like to haae�
{he amount, of tax_e� so that she could checic wzth her laan compariy, She stated
she would have the loan company ch=ck th�_a out,.
Mr. Kretlow� %B8s Broad Ave. N.E.? statacl that tiie 20;� was ns�t adeasate inas�-rtucki
a� the area is not liveabl�, llra Werner of t,hG� Gounty Asses��nrs Oit9�ce statsd
that the City of Aroka gave a 3;� to 5% depre�a�tion l�e,t �,.ear b�,t. �_t rras remov�d
for this year. Mr. Ho].lenbeck mentioned the Storla home at 7°�1 Rive�^��eFu
Terrace had been sold rer,ently and th�_s ha�, been thr, only sale in the area this
year, The amount ot the sale had not been g�ven,
Mrs. Stnib than asked if there were an;� plan� for �,,,king a park ot�t of t,�g
area� Mayor ftirkham stated that nothing had k�Fqn madr- definite i_n this are�:,
Nr. Charlea Sw�nson asked about the storm sewar £or the Eighwa�, 5?fi was i�'aformed
that this should he taken up at a regular Council meeting and he should arrange
to be on the agenda for a£nture meeting. '�he value �lared on him hnme was
qiioted as ;65610 Fhll and True,
Mr. Kassulkera owner of a 4 urzit apartment at 6530 Main St, N.F„, statFrl
that his i.aaces an the building were too high �n�d this was makir,� 9t impos;,ibla
to sell. Mr, Scherer, builder} asked what the valuata_cn cn tre kauilding was,
$a;r5C0 was ouoted and both Mr, K_a�sulker and Mr, �cherer stat�d it was to+�
hi�;h.
Nr. Kra�ik of 1l�0 Talreadge Way N.E.r stated there c,.as a drainage problem back
oP his property, He �aid it was catts�c? by drainagc fr�m the Nel�iriy Man�ar
a_�ea, His home was �ralued at $19,110.
Mr. D. L, Scherer, owner a£ a 7 ur.it apartmenE at b525 - 2nd St� N.E., etated
that he £elt his valuai,ion was too high, The sraluati+�n fi�i�res were n�t
available as the County Assessors oificP takes nare of thi_s, Mr, T?err.F�r stat�2.
he would get the neu valuation £igure� to Pi�, ShGrer wl#ha.r� a day ar �o.
Mr. Uuno Ropponen, 6280 - 6th St, N.E�, stated thai he had a problem of
backup fram the san2ta�- sawere It �ras advised �,iaa� t,h�. a�ee�ssnr t,ake anoths-
iaok at the prnp?rty and see what co�zld be �i.,z,� Arrangemen�s �aere -n�d� �,c�
��..1? �t the ha.ne ;ither Gn P'ridayr d�a?,- 15 9r Satur�iaya �u1wr �.b,
Mr. :{r? tlora again stated tYiat he wou? _' prefwr �iure than the 20� depre�iation,
It was siated that the depreciatior was fair a.-�@ shoula stand as is, tnr. �M1Teraisr
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thun ,tatec3 thai the. aw:lers o�` pz•o��erty in th-r, area r.+�ul� take recos�rse to
the Co��s�ty T��ar� ne �,�1131iza.tieri which will meet on Mondayy Jnly 1?, and �h�n
'tb i.1'18 J't�tC ,�^�•Pi �° i.�'1C?� *df_'TZ I1C�� 5dt,1$fi'�?�t
Ms. Wernnr �-�ro��gl�t up the persanal F*-c�erty of the Fridley Hardur�re, Tha
:i:a•�pnt�ry aa ai Ma;� 1, 1?66, was not acceptable an3 N�. �nTerner requested that
a l�1z1.1 &"'r^i� a^ �����10 b� sit. The Counr.il approved the request.
PI��,�.on was mad� and ;,e��nded that t•he meet�ng �F the �nard nf Equali?aLion re alosed.
Mee#,inv clnse� at 9:1a`� P�Mo
ResP��;�£u1'_,y su�m5tt�cz,
,�'.linor Th�ennesj Ar,tin� S�cretar�-
'r�r Pi1h�q'i�S 0� TItI nF'r'-�ii,Aj? COTJNCSL MEETINr- OF J�,TL'l ].B� 1?fi�
Th° Regizl�^ i�[ee',�ti� of the �ity ��c��incil oi Fridlev was cal.led ta nrder b;�
Pr�vor Kirlcham at �s03 F.M.
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����EN� Pi�ESF�TTt Kirkham, Harris, Sheridan, Wright, Sar:uetso�i
�MLF'R,°, AR,i'NTS idnne
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9PF���IaT OF 1�?PAJT;'S REGULAR CfJUp7f'IF, MP+,E'�Il�� OC JULi' K 196h: '
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Cr�:�nci3man Harris state�i that on Pa�;e E� o° the Minutes, iinder the heading�
1DFa�ks and RecrPataan Meet�.n� Mic!utes - June 27� 1966��� he had made a motion
�o approtre the appo?nt2n� ry�' an sppraiser, and that al1 the ca*nment.^ in the
�a:�ond para�rapli �ere r.art oi tha mntaon.
?�;CTS4N »� Co�ircilsnara I3arris to app?^ove the ?�inu+es �F July S� 1965� as amendefl.
Seccndcd by Catanci]man LJri;ht. Upon a�r���e vate, there being na naysa Mayor
Kirkham der,lared tbc motian carried.
A°bRO�t��, p� piINIITr.SS SP�GIAL COUNCIL M�rTrNG OF .JtJLY 11, 19bb:
�1CTi�A� r,r a;ozuic� lmaxs Harx� s to �pprove the Minntes of July 11, 19b6, as
submitt�rd. Secc�ncled bJr Counci3�man Sam�.aelsona anc� t�von a vc,ice �Fotey t.here
L•+ein� no nays, NSayar K�rkham declared the motion c�rried.
P±i�`]' Rk,AD11QC OF RFVIS&Lt ORDTNANCF' AMFNDInG CH(4YTFR 56,02 (2)z
Mays�r Kirl�l.°m ��k�d td,a Ci�y i�ananer to r�,a3 th� Drdinance. Counci]man
Sheridan askerl the City Attc,y^:ae;{ 9f he thou�ht it would be hetter to adopt
I.;,�c on thF 35t reau�in� as th�ee month.� hac elapsed since the original read�ngs
and +,here h��*e heen amPn�3:nAnts. The Cit?� �t+,�rney said that thas would a�move
B.P,yy �'LL'C�llTE; Q!] P.5 t 1 E1T1'�+' . �
t4�TSOPI hw Cne-:r�cilman Sheri�ian to adopt, titr,nr; first rc�dinG� the revised
C�rr?�na�r� ��r�nci�4n� Ch�tp+,t�r rf��0? (2). SAconde�i by Connrilman Wright, iTpc�� �
�roic� vatP, there bPi:�g no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the mot3on carried.
PR�PrJSED PRF7I4IINARF PLAT - PSGC��J1 - �,A`tDPIFR'S PIJtT ,�l (TARI,ES 7�j/bEa):
M�vn.^ Kirkt;a:n aske� if Mr. Templin w^s present at t,h� Cotancil Meetin�, �zzd he
was not. '1'he ��unc_�� det�_��?�;4 to �+nstpone this item until sn�h t�me as
?Ir. TemplWn i � nre�:�nt.
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I�7INIMAL DRA7NAG� PROPOSAI� - SYT.VAN HIILS Rf!�'TENTION BF�S � N s
The Consulting Eng3neFr showe� the Canncil a-zcu° r�ini?rnac� site grsFaaration p?an
£or solving i.he problem in the Sylvan Hills ponding arra. He sta'ed that they
c�ild only come up with somethin� stmilar to the last nlan. Fie s�id thai, they
wou19 anly be adding storage for lbrnit on�*'�-hs�,lf th� n��ce�.3ary azno^mt on a f�T=�
year a^�sign� and that the philosophy of thiS design �s not their rerommendation.
Caur_cilman Har-ris said that he had thought it could �:� a mi�n�*mun ezmenci��ure
ni $�,000 ar $?a�Q00 to alleviate some nf tJhe �r�hlPCn, but thi_s s�emed t�.�
costlar to him for a projer,t tY�e�r knora will be �nadequatc� He aa�d he coul�
� not justif,y $1l��(b0 far this kind o£ er_nenditure, and perhaps 3and cotzld b�
purchased somewhere else in the Sylvan E;1]s a*^ea�
Councilman Wrigh+. questioned the possibilitv af making at an a#,traci,i��
holding pond, ?�ut excavatinh and putt�ng a 7_�v�>.l contrel on it, Mr. Comstnck
said the cor,t of the exr,avaiing and truck;n� ayr��� �r�ulcl �`�� an ex_pQnsa.*�e item,
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tiOTTON by Counr,ilman Harz�-,.s to table thzs prop�asal and ask thA Parks and
Recreation Commission to report itu the Caunra.l i£ there is any pos=ibilit�*
of additional land aoGUisition before an e�enditure of this nature ia
cantemplaLed. Seconded by Covnoilman Wrzght,
Counr.ilman y,1rlght said that the Adm�nistrai,i�n Sho.�ld comrey to +,rie ?'arks s�!rl
Recreafiion Cc+mmission some o±' the de�trii±ls of the prQ��lem tbat the Cotzne2l :?s
up against, and eacplain the gra��ity of the ��?_t���tion, He said #,hat the entisP
Sylvan Hills area should face on an attrecti4n oenter az-ea, whether a.t is
athletically desagned �4r not, and tfle area �h�uld be, at a mini.mum, aes+iietic
and water proaf�d. He tksonght the Council sh�u73 ir,3�estigate whaL r.an U-
ciane� including buy.in;; land if necessary.
Gonncilman Satcn��lson suggesta�Y that perhaps s��mw af th� resicien�g o� the
ar°a mt�ht have some ideas on hor� �t could be iit�liz��1.
VO'"E upon the Motion: Upon a voice vote� ther� bcing n� ea�s, Mayor Kirkham
declared ths motion carried.
BIDS - SS�S[^I �79 (OpENSD NOON� JUi,Y Z� 1966):
The Cit�r Mana�er reaa #,he io.11owing bieis and i,i�e re•ri�x �f th� �ids frnn�
Comstock & Daviss inr„a in wh?ck� they recomrnenc9ca *he contr�ct �e awardQd
to the low biddPr.
SABi, SFWF,R, WATER & STORM SE6JFR TMPR, PROJ� 74
BID OPENING AT 12 .00 NOON DPI �T(iLY '�3 . 1956
PI�ANHDLDER
Ia�,�n�tti & Sc�ts} Inc,
2�60 Ne. nlev�land Avee
st. ?aul, Minn.S 55113
B.�rhamssz & Sons, Inc,
Route 3
�sseoa Mann, 55369
Walbon Fxcavatzng Co,
32f}2 Highway 8
P4inne3�alis; Minn.
Noz•thern Cant,ra�ttng
Co.� Inc., Box 272
Hopkzns� M9nn.
Randall P� Berglzn, Inc.
6$Ol Plaza Curve
Mnisa hlinnsso#,a �5�i32
Peter Lamett3 Con�tr.
615 Drake St,
�t, Paul, �Iinn, �'K7 m
C. S, M�Crossan, Inc,
Route 2
Csseo, P7inn.
BID SUR,�TY
Seaboaxxl
Surei.;�
5�
St. Paul
I'ire �u
Marins 5�
St. Paul
Fire &
MarJ ne 5�
Transamerica
ZTla^., CG,a
5%
Glenn Falls
Snc. Group
5�
Co, Seabc��d
Surety
K%
United B��n+ia ng
Ins. Co,
5�
LU.� SLTM BID
$sa,3���m�,
$118,041.3�1
$11`t, 878. j;
�11 i�nrlt7,Q0
$9�z222,C.S
$12L,776�96
$1l�K, 3t�1,1s
AITEFNa7'� �1 C!]MPL, ",IN�
-�s��,4o
None
il31�0.C'
+�1 s {1{70 .IXJ
-`��-n � t�0 A�0
�$ 829.7s�
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P.OLZ4."
S ame
y` Cal, Days
12sa Gal. ➢ays
z2o ca�, n��r��
oQ Ca.l, Davs
7�2Q Csl� Da�
1^4' Cai� Days
i�fi (�i�1.e D"sl�
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? ml'3 �55
�cDtin�'��Lub3n,4 tlssoco�
aexc,, 211 i?�, ptt��aJ
St. Paul9 Minn
JamiE� 'D. �i��l£f C� .
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St. Pa^1, Mann. K�101
Se�hc�ard
5ure t,,-v
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5%
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�13.7,177.33
Aarb:t �onst,r. Ce„ Mar;,r�+and Casu-
�55� HighWa•f 1n altr�ym* Co. � 9�,89G.5tr
L`".i�II nr��0�j.3a NL1Ylri� y JrJr�-C.�� 7!�
A�istin P. Ke1.1�� Canstr, Co„ Ghiu �armers rl�1,486.2s
2�uh7 Na. A1b�rt Tns. Co.
st. P�:�i, M��,��.� 55i�.3 5�
Jnhnsaa� Brns, Hwy, & Hvy. Travelers
Rox ].002 Inaemnaty Co. � 92s��J0,�
Litrhfio7.d, M2nn� }�
San3st,rom � Hainwr3 Inr, Glenn I'alls
?1�9 Farest Dale Rd, rrrc+up Ins.
uto Pa��t, l��nn.� 5�112 y�
TMf�+r�tti�.i C�nstr.
85" ,�re�#�c�.n3 s��r
St, Pa��l, Mannoy
('e�
55to1
Se�c�oar�3
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K�
� $7�180,00
$ 97,1�5b.o0
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t3one
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None
�ame
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No change
����750,00
icao c�� . ��Y�
155 �al. Dayfl
120 Cal. L�aya
�� �.31 • �
Days
BO Cal. Da3�s
it5 Ca1, I��y;s
60 Cala Da�[s
Ftanda�J. � iPed Cl�x�n ralls
637 ° 81st 4vP, NyBo Group Ins, �i545922.11 +$ 2�0.00 �?Q Ca1, �ays
Manneagc�lteay *��nn. a�
MGTIOrT h,�. Cot�ncilman Harra� t,� award the b3_�l :�r �an9tary Sewx-.r� Water and
Sto,-rn Sew�r Imc�ra*rement project #79 to S�n3strom & Naflter, Snc. in the a�.ount
�S $8?yiRd, as recommercl�r_t by the Consul*,irg En�in�er�, Seccnded b,y Ceunc��?�+an
krr�ght. ?Ipnn � ztoic:e �rcte, thes•� bein� no ray>� N[ayor Kirkham declared the �
m�a#,�mn carri�d.
PLANN7Ad�x CCI��iTSSS�N n�IEETI�ir MINCiTE�__iTzJI�Y 7� 1956=
n7C+7!" C�MPRP"FiENSI«F PI4NNIrir, °�OGRAM:
The Ci#,v i�"ana�c;ri hand�d oixt �dditianal sheets on the pro�ram from Mr, Horine,
He sai� '�hai, the P��rn7n� Cornmmssion had already received these. He read the
motinrs bv the Plannin� Commass'?nn recommendin� approval of the ��701" Progr�m�
an,�i P�*la�r�ar3 that the Plarniz�� C�mmission had spent. ahout fcur hours with
*?,r� Ho�np geing over �hi_� pro�ram' and he ass�zmed +,he Council wi17 want to �a
the samp. Tha �ocmcil �*9cu,^,�Qr3 � n�ssible date £or a meeting with Mr. Hoclne.
n.0`PI01� k+y C�runr,�l�an parris ta tabl� thia �tem until the ��unc31 has had a
chsnce to t,a]k to Mr. Hodn�, anc� that a mcet�n�; be arr;n�eri w°ith him £o�^ .
�:� :' "i, e�ue�is+ 2?, 1965� fieconded b;� Gounrilman Samtxelsnr. i?pon :� voic�:
�rrhe, �her� k�ei�n� na n�yc, Alavor Kirkham �ieclar.� ti�r motion carried.
iiEr�FZ�,ANI?k.m;�;ni nr PLA.r,rRlTAdc, COP�h�TSSTON:
TR�� C�_tv r4€+n��er� read tr�e mr�ti�in ��r tbe Planning Gommissiora rer,r+mlr�endin� that
T1W' Te?O7"�y2II1Z3i,�.CY Of '�t1O P�.�t1Y7_IIg vCIDIlCitiS'!DN� �C r"inr9°i+�l'i�7� At Fil=;' �j111G.
t'oi�r±r�iim�an A�rz-i� sta+e*a ?r,s.+ re ',���,�1 _l;�ctx;=seci thia with the C=ty 1�LYfJS'IiP}'
and he had gane ahead and c�n+,acted the r,ezgue of Minr,esoF,� 2nim.ic5palitiPR
�n�i a�plainrd a rtz�,tit� +,hat had been enacted by t;he 195r Legi�taturFr,
m�2,� r;,�. A�t�+rn��� sa;d tkie Z,ea�,uc, has ,r,a�e�ed an orc�t,arzce, su,gP_est�� for
2�lurnir�p°lit��r;, w}i;ch ct-�com�;a,�cs the changes ma:ia *�;� the .1.96� TegiGlatur�.
:re ('ii�, �Lii.e��e,y s���! 1;tiat h� l�a� been un�bte tc nitt it, in written Pcrm in
time for th� Grnar.c,i� Mee?,ing +onigt^t. Iie s^=_+i t,he ?�e^t, plr�n ny-cbably would
he rc� s„r� the Cc��u?cii �.Y,e ?_S55 �i.atue anc� thp prr�rvosed ardinanre by the League
hras di^a��:, and ;,hen t�� Counca? cnulr ask c{a��st,acn,s. He saic3 he hr�p�:d tr� get
it mn:�e�� �y t,�? errc� oi thr �reeky al-sich Ur�uld ,�fi.��A ±*a�m a xF�k cr so t� 1��ok
�i c���e� ar_�i ttey c�u1c cn�ie Uack rr�t}i their t?�n_re�ss:nn.
'�SOT'nni k�,e CouncYla�an W�^i�,h± ihar t?_e Cr�unri� re�,izesJ, +he Gxty 9tto?Tae�• ±�
<_i�rvlt�e�uely Yi��+; c�ap;,r�s �c t�� F�anr�ir,g Coram7�sinr_.
['�xz��r9�man [dri�ht ���.c tha+, th�:� co�i�o eicre th� P1,qnninn Ctinmissivn and thM
%Cl1iECi�! 2. t�2Ce: ir,, niAl"�' OI'i �-'A, �7,e�lAS5;0I1 Oi` 7'E4T�/dR1.'L7t.7_OII. �"TB Si{'±r1 %i_. kaF1c
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U�cn awkwa; d for a,h� ;'] annin� Commi ssicsn when the Councz' �°eq��est� an
Ordinance revisir,n, but �ioes r.nt say what tl-���� �ant, Co�uicil°�an Ii�rri� saar'
that `h5.s had been the intent o£ h�.� ideas ar.d he apprec�a+eri the City° Attorne��
taking the time to cher,k rrith the I.eague ef Mxut�ciFalit�aes,
Councilman ��anuelsen asked ii' the P7.annirig Cemm9ssi.cr� shauld be iu,��t�d t�+
the mee+,irg of August 22. Councilmar_ Harrz� sa�� he kiopeti tY.e*r cnulcl revi�*..�
the reosganizat.ion befnre the meeting with Mr. H+�clne, �„ it wi�l be #,he
Planning �r�mmis�ac�n that will be ra^r�ri-ip out the �rogram� The CiLy- dt*nxRi�-y
said that it was his og�nicn that the '�7(1J�� Prc�gram wa_l� �'zt in �rith irse
,�rszceedure arid substance ai fihe 196� Act, ar ths��F re�,ommend that a Counci�
�;covmulates n]anning mater�.al., z��hich is what the "70�."' Program t�i11 ba e��irgg�
Ccuncilman Eiarris reoizested that the reor�;.anizata_c�n 7±' t.�e 1'lanti�n� Cammitisaon
b�: back on t.he �genda at the next resular C�c�nci?_ Me�t.�i,g ef 4trgei,'. 1_F la6E,
Councilman She?^idan �ecande� the motion renuee,t:.n� tie Q�ty Attc,zx��ay ta
�ive copies oP the 1965 Statute and rrapospd ordananc�U t� tYie P7cnr�nir.;,•
Commission also, Upon a voice rc:te� t,here Aeir,g nc nays� Niaya*. g�rkha�r
declared the mot2on carric�d.
Councilmari Sdright a4;red the City Manager if he had beer. at the Pi?rni�g
Gommissinn Mesting, and isked abaut a draft pr��;,e-ni,sd at, thF meet�ng bv
Mr. Hug;hes. The C�ty Manager sai� that this ha��t�een Nr,. Hu�hes� ewze
ua �wpoint� and nn actian had bven tak_en or_ a.t. Cc�ui�ci"i�nF�r WriUh � atated
that he thought i+ was a good idea to have andiviclual�s ag2ninns. Thh
Ciiy Nianager said he was surP the Council aou?d :�ave a aa�,y of thQ dra£�,
RUILDING BO?1?iD MEETING MINUTES, JDLY 1�, 1966:
TION TO CONSTRIICx P. SERVICE STA_TION �T
QEPSTftAL A«Ni�t
APiOKA
The City Mana�?er read the motion of the Bu� ldi�g Bvard re^ec�mmiendir,g apprnval
oY the plans with modi£ication discnssed b,y thc��3oard.
Mr. Ray �ones� representing the Superior 1�dp Oi]. Cnmpany� w�. present at thc
Council Meeting and �howed the Govncil � re•a�eed plan which inccr��orate�
the modifications recommended by the Buzldir.g Board.
MOTION by Councilman Wright to concur w}th the Bu�iding Boar�3 anrl
approve t�he Building Pe:mi_t Application of th� Superi.cr ?xC0 Oil Compan���
95�0 Lyndale Avenue South, Bloomingtcm# �Iinne�ota, r,�t the basis o£ the�
reuised plans submitted to the Counc3] and waiving thr set,r,ar•k reqxuremen�
fram BO feet to f�0 feet. The motion was secand�d and uFan a vaice vots,
ihere being no nays, Maysr Kix•kham der.lared th� motion .�rried.
Thc reprcrsentat�uas oF the Superior 1�0('� Oi] t,ompar�,?F ;�hokrer� the Crn�*?ciZ
some prago�ed plans £or a station at 73rd and T.H, #6r� TYar;�- es:rlain�r�
that i+, wa5 the �3me site plan the Conncil hac? already $pnr��.��, k�ut that
th=w� Hould liRe to changn thQ size o£ the bn�.1�i*�� frc�m Ghe apdravFd eix.e aY
KO�x22� ta 29'!y"�cl��� as tlaey would 7ikp +o �'cl7.ow t.hrc;ugh rr�th the same
buildir.g plan as the one just appraved on 53r�i and Centxal Avenue Diort•he1s�,,
The Cnuno�l dis¢ussed the fact that the neu size w�i;Ic� �rie� Lhe stat9ora
'�dthan 2� of the service rnar� and thr £act *he�^e woulc� be nn room ?� st.^*a^e
snow. The Conncil said they £elt the statit�r� �rou,_d '�e bui3t at the
approved siae to give adequat.e room. Mre Jone, Qazc3 tha+, he cculd �ee �.t�e,
Counc3l's prcblems and the Council thanked hina for his copperation,
APPLICdTION FQR TitF.ILER PERMST - 68�7 CHAIJNETa R�JATi NDRTHEnST:
The Czty Manager exp]ained to the Co�xxacil +hat th:;: wr,s not the Gquivalent
af +,he tornado si�.oation of last June as Mr, Ftct,h�nbergex was not th� a�n,ar
of the hnme at that time,
MOTIODI hy Councilman Sheridan tn der.y tlae apn�ic.,tion because 2t ie with-
out rmmioipal sewer, Councilman Wright seconde� the ma�ian stating that
+he general lenieney given to tomado victims ir� the paat does not ar?p�u�,
2-4r, Rothenberger was present at the Council Meeting and ask_�d if {he main
reason for the denial was the sewage problem or that he was not the
or9ginal pwner� Mayor Kirkhan said that th� rouraci�_ �a� roncernsd �aith
��ti^�
,�s�
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both items, Mr. Rotrenber�er sa3d that it has the well and cess poo� that
the original ownu^�, used, and that the C�+,y secaPr was ir� but nat up to the
xn�per±y, He said the serrer is 8" lower and a new floor would ha�re to be
la3d. '"hr. C�*g Marager e�[T:3ain�;� that the Snspection Departmenf� was nat
bapgu w�it.ra temPorary �r�okups, ('c�uncilmar� �right asked if had he �Ianned ta
canstrur•t a lhe?i.s�^ �!rmediately, and if the pl3rs were completed. Mr.
Roth�nb�;rrter s��� that, the money situation was not fsvorable at this time�
�n� that plan� were nnt complet.el}r finishec�. CounctLman Tnrright ^=id t.hat,
*�han Mr. Ro#henber�er haa a building �erm�+, in ha?:d and was reac�y ?'�r
construction3 he could reapp7,y an�l at that timr may get a fa4orable sesponse�
VOTE vgoxi �l�e �moti^�n W tJpon :. �r�iice vot,er there bein7 no nays, Ma;,>or Ki rkham �
�e�cIarew�� the motic�n carrie�i.
^tPPT.i1,',RTTON �iZ TRASLEA PF'RM?T -�703 NL4RSHALL STR.,_�FT NOftTHF.ASTt
��uncilman_ �Jrigh+, stat�d that hc felt the Council oxed some consideration
tc �h� rPSident,s raf �,h� are� as Houser ?s not a�ond housekeQper. Councilman
Sa�elson stat�c� thzt the Conre,?1 is asking for �arther �+roblems i�' th��r xere
tn allo�: t,Yai: o Ne sa�d he wonld rather see a permanent offi_re. Councilman
T�Trigh�I. sai� that this was �_he?w c�lace af busin�ss� ar.d they could build an
�ffice� The Councsl discussed giving an extension of time £or the removal
�f the trai len c�+�ise.
MbTION by Cceinr.cil.man S�ramicls�n that the Cocmcil deny the applicatinn f�r a
trai.ler perm� � tr, l�e nsed as �n o1'£ice and �ive an addi tional 90 days £or
remeval nf eame, Seconded by Councilman Sheridan, IIpon 8 401CP. vote� there
beir.p� n� ra,yG� ths mc��,�on carr�e3.
EME RGENCY �RDINANCE #3L3 ADTAORIZIATC Tf�r?. PURCH.48E OF A POLICE SQIIAD CAR:
The City Maa���e* eicn3ai*�ec� that n� dealers had nut in a bid �n the last
pol�ce car z� the factor?ee were not in production at that time and wauld
nut make a car to th� 2isual specificati_ons. The City Manager sai*� l�e
believPr� there was one dealnr tha�; had a police car on the floor, parchascc� �
ar_ hiw own, that he UelieSred cntialcl be purchased5 or they could look and cRnce
close t� the Speci£ica+ions, but they could nut get one through bids at this
+in�e. C�unri_?rran'�'Iri,.ht said tha+, tha Fe??ce Chiei ha�l tcld him there is
�2�,000 mi1a;; ar. thF preven{, patrol cari at whi.ch t,ime thP�r ususllg change,
MOTIOPI b� rouncilman Ii�rris to a�iopt Emer�;enc�� ardinance #31�3� Seconded by
Gounc�s]_man GTr.iPht. Uo�n � voace vote, there being no nays� Mayor K3rkha�ri
dec7.ared the mot�c�n carrled.
Co���cal.ntan Iiarris asl<e�9 %f the C�t�• wonld try +o keep the cost at �1,7/X��Qp
t� �1,RGG.CIG� a� tfiF� rid baeis, The Cit.y� Manager said they would make a
p�r��hase nat exce�din� $2,KOO,Oe, and then se17. the prenent car so that �.t
xsl]_ be an ozitsi;ht ourchasP and outright sale.
n1;,P0°ZTI�N �F LISASiFIi 1'�JBi3}�.
ThF City P�Ian�ger said t,ha;, at can be ? problem to know wttat to dc� m-i+„h
t,h-1s k�ncl +�f mone,y, and one suggestion was £or the beaut3fYCatior. nf T_,ocke
Park which �ras severel�r damaged b,y ±he torna�o. Coiznc�i]man H�rris s2id
tha'; ik, shou7�i Le tio�a�+h�_r_g from �ich everyone in the Cit.y can benef?t,
�rad he ec,i�lcl �ot thi_xrk� af anyth?ng more beneficial than park beautif3catiora.
May�r Kirkk?am st�ted that he t�heu�;ht there slxrnald be a nlaque that makes nate
of the i'ar,t that thPSe were donated fund..
P40TIC�rT �y Cau�nc37.man Harris thai the disa�ter i`und he turned o.rer to the '
Parks arci R+�creation Comm9.�sion t� be u.;e�i �'or• p�rk heautification, and that
a�?erm�nent plaq_ue be purchased statirg that_�he money was donated b;� the
r�t�Tyl�c and be meunt,ed 3n an a�propriate place. Seconderl b�� Coimcilm�r �rJrmgh*,.
Upon a vo�_ce vate, +,y�ere be3ng no nays� the motion carried unanimously.
°1966 QRL7B�IIVG IMFRO�TEMM.NT AND FINAL PLANS AND
Maynr Iiir�,ham su��ESted tYiat, the Coualcil omit ±hP nor�h side of the street
an Item F(i+la�t i�oo� LakU D�•ive: Lalcer Avenue to Highwa3f #6�), b-tt leave
±he scc.tly s�3e �n the reselutzon as the Church wants the sidewalk. Council-
�nan ���tt21�-c� said i�c w,•nn�c 'i?�:e tr* ceA it go in. Co�zncilman GTrsz}-it
sug�ested tt�c ca;.,n�ercial *-sir�,��ty h�ve sidewalka and xh�n the residents see
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it they ma;r want it also. Caunciln:an Shc;r_�cls� saifl tl,a� af th� Co�Mnci�
,r�tenda to put, it in �Z the flature� �t, r.o��� be .rvun dan� t�� t,he xe,�3�n+°�
p;opertv line noa, The Coun�9_3 a�reed on �;i3�wa7.l��� o�� th� crn.�th ;:z��e :at`
�r'Pst, 1�?oore Lak� Dr��ro-: t:om Baker Avenne to Eighwa,y #o�, and abu#,tm�z; the
commercial propert,T n�i the north sidc.
iKOTTON by Council:nan iJraght to adap+ Reso�utic�n ;}]01,�1.96b as am�n-iu�' 7;,r thw
C�uncil.. SecandPCl hz Coun�i��r.an Harris, and itpa� a voi�� crc�te, �l:e�re b.a*_�*,
no nayss the mota�ao r,�rried.
Counc�_lman Harris asked when the Council cr,u:�d mFet to dr�t,nrmine ihe ,��sesaineni
po?icy on the szdewalxs, Tha Ceuncil decif?e,9 io meet Fos ;�ome ��-P1.�miraaxR�r
discuasaozz at 7:30 P.M. August By 1966.
13ESOLUTIOPT ;�102-�1966 ORDFRING IP4PROG'EMENT AND iTPiAL PLANS AND SPRCIFICATiOAI�
AN➢ ESTIMATES OF CCSTS THPREDF: STORhi SEWER PRC�J&^T�NO� 81,���^ ���
MOTIDN hy Councalman Samuelson to adogt Re�oiutiati �102-1966, 5��,�ndecl bq
Couttcilrian Harris. Upon a voi:oe ve+,e' ther� beinr� ro x�ays; the :no+ion ��i�rLe�,
P1�.TITIONSc 23 ;.?66z 21�-7.9bb AND 25-19b6:
N:eT10N b,y Counr.ilnan Harris to rereive Petitiuns 23°1'?bb, ?_!i-195b and ?�R�_96a
and rP�er to the 9dr_i-�3stration fer processia�, Se�on�e>d �,y Cazuncil:ran
Sheridan. IIaon a vo�ce vote, there heing no nay��, .Nia;rar Kirkham declare� tk�n
n;�;ion carried�
ORDERSPSG PRELIM7NARY �L,qDiu SPECTFTCATIONS AND ES`LIMATFS
t �� �- �T.. _
STREET IMPR'DVEMENT PRC�JEC'P ST. 1.9r, .��1 5CHEDULE Id
MOTICN hy rouncilinan f:arri: to adopt Resoiutian A1o� 103�?)66, Se�ondec3 by
Cour_cilmaa Sheridan. Upon a vo�_ce v�te, th�re heing rr, *�aysa Magcr Kirkham
d�G;lared the motion a:a^rzed,
TE�E
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P�EP�RT kND ORDERIlVG IPIPF�VEN�1T
flEDUL� P.�ADDBNDU� M���:' ����
NIGTSC�N by Cnun�ilman Harris t^ adc+�t Resoiution Nn@ 10�y�19�i6. Se�mdr�d L�y
Counoilman ShEridan. Upan a troice votea thern l�sino- no n���,-.>. M��yos Kirkt,�m
9eclared the motiar. ^2rried,
Th� City En�ineer drew the Council�s ac.t�n}�.�oii to ths F;�rt that ��cdelr
ro*�:re putiting in 6�F watar am:t 8" ecwer cc�mn�ric. 1 se�*v? r,�� tn th�>�r propert� _
Mayer ISa�rkham said that they were looking a11�?d�
GI.AIP4S :
MGTION by Counci'_man Har_•is to appm�m +,he ��nnr�l arid ��'a.li� Ut�.lities
Clalms ,-��`9(�7p +�+rou�n ,�{92?8 for payment, Seeariv��i l�v �'oancil:aar 3�muF?;�a�,
Unon a voic•e � ot�� ther� being no nays, Ma,y�� Ki.r'�Piam c'�=c�.ared t}ie !*otin�n
carried.
;IOTION by Councilman Wrleht to approve the Liyuc,r C�ai_2i�r i-�17� �hrough
�{228 f�r p3r�n�nt� Seaar:ded by Counc�_lman Sh�ridan. U�,crr: a voica vote„
tiiare being no nays, Mayor Kirlrham declared uh� motic�n caz�r��esa�
�,� TIMATE5:
MOTION ry Connc3lman �herid. r: to pay the feT� rnti*in�* estimat.e. :
��^Gtnr_k & Davis} Inc.
C�nsultin� Engine�r�.
��t16 Cn•ar.ty Road +�J�r
Mirnpapalis, Minne;sotaa 5r�32
rar the £urnishing of resident ir.so�atac�c+ and cesadenh
supar�nsion for +he staking out of thc cozzstruction mor�
for;
;:sL�mate ;}s - Waier Improveme.n�,, P�njar.t Nivaber
75-^� Schedul� 2� irom May 3�Ja 196� ul_r��.gh
duly 2, 1966
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Pc°-,-"smate �i� - br3ter Imprnvement Pro�ect Number
7� A from I+I�y 3�, 196� thrcrugh July P� 1966
�-t•��;�t+� ��; -� Water SmprovemAnt Preject Numbe^
?±;�^6 Srh�;3ul� 1_, from N?ay ?Q� 1966 throu�h
J��� ,�r 2, ? 96C�
R,�t:�,a�,e ;�5. y Street Sm�ro✓ement Pro,j 7ct Nuznber
�9f�f�5 from May 30, Z956 through July 2, 1965
Eati�r2t� f1'J �- Sanitary SewPr� T9ater & Storm
u�:we� Iar.proveme�t °roject Number 73 �? from
Majf 30s19r� thre�u�h J��l.y 2� ]96F�
Estima*,� ;�$ - 8t�rm SFr��er ?mprovement Project
N�*nb�z' 73 �`rc�m May 3�, 196h throiigh Ju2y �, 296b
�stimat� �� � Sterm iewor Iz�provement Prnf �°ct
Ntxriber 12� Scher3ule P, From ^�fay ?� 196b thro�agh
�S��,r 3, � o{�
For the �r7a�nishirig of ?raFessioaal En�ineexnng Services
�or the Plann�a�gr Ganeral Supervasion� and Residentisl
S;�pnz^JWsi�n of the constr!tctian ofa
Sto?zn Sewer Impxovement Na� 12� SchedvZe A
Stcn�a S�wer Smprc�r�ment �^100 12, SchQdule C
E3t�ma Le ;�2 foa^ furaish�x�g *�l a a�_ir-vey party tc� the C� t7
fc°= �t,x��.e+, Tna�xov�:�nt ?rojer,t 19�5-1�� �chedule A� Prn*n
iry 9U, 3Q�ib thraugh J«1v� 2, )oFb
G, �� P1�Crfl:��an, Inr,
FZWttte �2s Bax 322
OGsea„ Mirnesota
Estidn�ta �l {Fart�_a7,} Street Impro+rement P+�jeet
St„ 1�h6=�, Sche�9ul� �"^" accarding ta contracfi
iRrnkls,y� �a��i�c��ag Com�sny
� ?'� Gra;�r� Stseat Nart�east
t��nne�g��fii�� Ma_nnesota
:3w1�:_,nate J�� (?'�rti�1) prvject N�. r�5s�ii acaordi*tr
Lr� cnx.t?^,a^`,
E�ti*ra,rt� r�� �Pai°'-�ia1) Sir��et ,Mprcvem�nt. Project
St. 1;'o5m1 Schadule A, �ocorcling to contract
Sa �'tt .�iVK;��3jr R' 115vlaCa
l`?�() 13ena�Api?� F,venue
�finneapoli s� Minnetiot,�
C�.ty Ha? 1
� 257.5�
$ 3�6.2�
� 2,7Y9.5�
; 11�3.7� ,
� Bn.oa
$ 210.OG
$1r�, 66F�. °r3
� �1,1.�5
$ �,26�.00
$�.9, 3�5.3+`-
$ 3r a'38 .Ofi
$28,196.3b
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; a,^��d��d �ut ��v*�,�_lman idr �h�, Uo�n a voice vote, there b�ing nn naysy
Ma; ��r r{irk�am dec3are� t�he mc*..i�n car�ed.
P�T_CF�?SFS �
r10T?ON ia� Courcil�an Narras tc appzrov� t.he £ollc�wing licenses:
CIC..4RET'i's L,SGENSE:
fIc�l�-?ay �7��?ane Nor�th
25� •° 57t.h Avenue NaE�
Fr� dl � yt, tq� nne c�ta
GaI-yrf S S$Bi 7_ S�' L'+,2Ge
6?C°� Ur?�re_rs�+<T A;.�nue N. E.
Fri,3lmys Mim'ISS�ta
SER4ICF; a"TATION LICENSF:
b,y: Ez���ksora Brotherw
Ly: Gary Longerhone -
Garv°s Shell Service
G7.��. OnS.versit;* Aner,ue Di. E.
r�1�}leyy Mtinn�sota by: Gar� Longerbone
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ASPHALT & BLACKTO?PING.
Asphalt Dx•iveway Gompaay
11?5 E. Hig,hkray ,3fi
�t„ pauZ, Mirnesota
EXCAVATIPI G :
Hous�x Cnrpt•ration
97f)3 Afar�hall St. N. E,.
rridley, Minnasota, KKl�21
GAS S�RTICES:
I�orthern Propane Ga� Co�
7_1304 Central Avenue N,E.
Manr.e�pol?.s: MinnesAta
GEhIEP�.L COIQTR'�CTORS:
Lrco} ?r.carporated
3231 Central Avenue N, F,
M:innear_,olisz Ninnasota
Fern�3la Builders
150� Fcrndale Avenue N. E,
Fridley� Minne�ota' S5�21
Steve Hawrysh
256 Mercury Drive Y. E,
Fradleya Minnesatat 55421
�;,�: Kennatlx G. SYn=Gth
by: �Tnseph Zear
by: E. E. S�rcar[nat7
liy: OlivPx F�arks�n
by: Lowall Us � Idlgc�vsl:y
by : St�:ve Y�v: �ysh
Sheldon Mortenson Conratruataon
5?_b7 C�;ntra7 �ivenue Ne E�
Fridle,y, Minnesota, s5l�2'! b;�: Sheldon Mor�Fnsan
H1;ATZNG;
ygan 8� Sons Air Cond, Ca,
71p0 Medzcine Lake P.oad
Minnea�alisr PSinnesota
P'fASQNRY:
by: W, J. Egan
R li4M`
riF,f1'�In"�I,
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RENF� d? L
NZL r
RENL+��AL
.1,NEWAL
?�;?.;� ��d11L
Leo ?i. Huat
7723 Groveland Road
M�.nneapolis, N?ionesota ty: Leo H, Huut ?�NEWAT,
Seconded by Counr,lman Sheridan. Upon a voic� uoteA there bein� no nayr,
Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
COtR�lU1�ICP.TIONS :
I. C, M. A.
N?DTIGN by Councilman SJright to rr,ceive and Ftle the �Q+'nmuz�ication.
SPCOnded by Counctlman Harris, Upon a voice vote, there be3ng no nays,
Mayor Kirkhsm declared the motion carried.
CONA'UNICATION: FINANCE DIRECTOR - ASSESSMETIT R4LL #79�
The Finance Director explained that twa pre]izn3nar,�� ass�ss��nt rolls ha:?
l�een nrepared for the hearing that had been held nn this proiect. HF sai�
that his dapartment is gettinfl searches ane� he would �ike a d�c�sian on wkair�
me+.hod the Council will ll9P, for assessing so t}�at he can give ovt the ac�;ur,^,t�
assessment.,, i'he Counci] �-lecided on the smaller are�, �+ss�ssment roll,
M�TION Uy- i.ouncilman fIarris that the Co-�ici1 aciopt the prel`xmai*aary rall as
pxE;Ented oa PaUe SO o£ the 3tiily la, i966 agenciui, Secc�nded bv �;ouz�ci]�r;an
TnTright. Upan a uoice vote� there hein� no naysA NIayar K�rlcham declared the
motion carz�ied.
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CDP?MUh�TG�".`^ION: ST, AN`PHC;IY 7ILL4GF ,J�T�p?7 CH�NSiFR OF COMP?FRCE - T_,C;CTfJ PARK:
:1f�TI0V b�r Cn�attril.man �IarrSs tc recea�ve anci file �he cammunirltion. Seconded
h-y Cc�unc�?ln���+ Wri�!�x. Upon �, x=c,1ce vo+,oy there ti�ein� no na,�s� Mayor Kirkham
denlared the rrotjon rarriod.
C'��i��:LriTC�'rIqnr: BO��RD QF HkALTN � JUN� RFP�RT:
Craun���Sman N�rw1� s#,ated t,rat iie ��n,��rstanrls t,he IIealth Tnsoector takes
s�mr�e> r�er5od�cab]a� frr�in Lovkc F,ake and T?oore Lake, but, he wt+ndered �£ he
tJOk s�m�te:� f�om th� Craek. He sai� t,ha+ S4r. nc�nl3n ha3 ind9_cate�3 tha+„ �
he r�,�d hesn askerl k�y tt�e pemple that samples be taken as there ar� a rumL�er
oF rhi�.drer. that sw�m i:, i,he Creek. The City Manager s� 7 �l that he knew tha
Insperto� took some s�mrle; cf Locke T��ke. '�ut not ^egu��rly, and that the
?ina�`1^ ����pe^tnr had exp�.a7nP�! te h�m that there wa5 no particular test
��at �an t�e made relativ� to eye, nase, skin, and ear in£ect�ons. �'ounc.�l-
man id�s�r�e r�qEz��ted that 9am��.�e� be �alc�r_ fr�m P.ice Creeti an�i I�c,cka Lake.
^_+�nxz�c2?m�n �?rniP1 �on ment3c�ner� t�ro ron�1armed holx�;es tha+, P�nple� have m� c-ec'
ir��cw The Cit,p i�S�r�ar;er ^d;d tk,aC� t:e hr+�t spoken tcr the B+Llc7ing ;nspECi,o�-,
2nd th�t #hese hous�s sa�re up to reqtii.rements as far as the Gode is concerned.
MC��x�.v ��,• r�,turcil�!an H�rr�s t,o r�ceivrt ;�n,a' fi�r- tY:P Eaa?^d of Health PepQxt.
Secrn,t�c:rJ�4q Ccwlcilman "^�•e_ls�ri. Upc�n a voice v�te� ther� L-eia�� no nays,
p�^�,;nr K�r�cham r,eclared the m�t9rn carr��d.
CO�:�JniSCAm�GN: F£�v!�,ICE DI��GT�R - ASSESg�run��;
T1ie f`� h;= Nianagrr sairl that thc C�tu±cil cons�n�as, �.ndivi�ivall�-� seemed f�c
.;"' il-���� ;,�^n�22EC'Q.�1"oxl Cr1c'!'.,z.�"f� },7W.P� �41 R.�"',('i5 aUa7nst C;OLf1T�lt'TG],.3.1y 3?llr
inriustt�_al �rene��*3� p+�esr-,•ntly iin�evelope3, at t,he time 1t is d�celcppr.?,
('nlunri�.r=,an �nTr7�ht G;Y,� *a�a� �.t e�,ou.la he on �^ec�rd tha{. t,here �,a� s`,��nn�
��nT;S�Y15t;4. �la �GlL'1C.1? tliC,C'+rF�'F.4� W��tS �,4 ]]3I1(i].k' CG133T12C{.10.?� C�"��ilk;ac�
j�iieth�^ ihev, ��+orr� r.� be doxyr> bq a R� � c�ia,rge dr hy a connectic�n charme,
anc c�,ii�,,h�r � r �� �rn,��lcl b� dot�� en � pe-r�2nen� basis. Co+-rciyman T�1r,_� ]�t �
;�'a�cvr +,hat +hn (;i�d- I:t+_o*^reJ had pointed ru� tkiat t,he Counc�l needs �t
�^]e�� rut, nn7_yr;,r frr n��o�,i���,ir�ns, and tl�at, pdtential develc�}�er� maf b�:
cr,unt�.n� crn ��e lack o?' nn�7c;��
h!a�;��r Y5�•I_P.am s:i-i ik�vi� !:L :•a�e, to ree if' t}:e Crntnr.?1 con]o meet wii.i ,�he
ed��SD R�ar� r�` J1�� ;7, The ��.t�* Manaaer s�.ad t,l at ��1r, �}ir-istianson )iad
axn7_a� n��ri #,o hi m Liiat theNr cr�ca] d 1 ike tc s� t down ancl � et the ve ewpoirt af
the er.i,�r� �cunril. Th�� Grn;x�cii fel� i;hai, their owr.� p�si+ion shc�i,ld be
e]rrifi�rl h<��'c�r�e a m��eti�g ��*i�h tkre P,oarc?. Cousiciln�an SY,wr`dan was a�lced
_o la+ +�,e ncard kn+��r *,he th�u�:in� of the Council to r]ate� and that thwp
z,ri? � n,�c � �r�t.h tt��na laier„
MCYPS02�� b�= Wri�ht t� recrgve rnd file thF report from +he� Fir�ar,ce Gire�etor.
S�en�-ir_iR�� ry k^�uracilman :iheric�an. Upcn a vo-ce vote� thPre Mping n� na„r�.�
t^�yor• Kia•kham +�eclared �hm m�t.?_cn carriec3,
w.Tn�ir±,�PL�C,LS STATi REPfJF�TEE:
Th�• C3tc- P9as�a��r zn�r����ced Mr. Ntichael H3nan1� to 1thP City C����ra1, Ae
�rr+i_5_ t� tre nnt,r �+�e���;^r c�cerin� #?'�� Cot,n���l Meet�ngs £or +re Mia�neapolis
Utar.
SAMUET,SO?da TREFS IN LOChF� PARkC:
Ccur.cizman 5.,3*izelsnn sasd tr,at ri� ny peo�rl= wry��e roncernr�d with the drvmage ,
ix� ?ock� Part tha� �r�= <?one ;,�?��•s rrrrth 8�ib�xrban Sanitar-,�* SeT•rer L?ic±,r9.et
�7s�±; +,hr�ti�!? the se�er, He, saicl Lhe� Parks Director had photostat;s anrl had
co„rited 21 t,a�r�c pcnW *�rhi�h c�r.=y��e ���� or greater. He saici the C? �y- �ould
�uon be ni��'�c�.ng � pavmPr L to IT°_SSb, an�i ;£ tlhn ,^_i,y is going ta c]aim
��rn«�:�s +c Tecke Pary fo�,. tY,e i�axn�yers, an aern�ra±e survey sl�c�"ld br ta�.!n,
ec that LocLe S'�rk coitl � bry renlant:;' te the same or better conc�s tian th�n
�s�re,n ��t,e}° a�nt t*�rough.
Th� C{tv P�aras�er said that tt;� �st,,y Co�n�� 21 trees5 but. the Distric.t, says
that aF�f�tro�i�y cn��- 3#,rees werie on City *�rc�Pert;r, and that hr+ vi11 txnf to
get t?�e accvrate 7nforn:atie�a. C�t�ncilman �"emEielg�n sa�.�i �te ha:a asked the
C7*��• At;torney� tc re.,earrh the easernents that, were givwn to the Di�tric± ±�
�;Fe +�here we legr�lly s�arr�.
Cx�rn�'l�r�an Sherid�n s��� that 3n ji.v�_ng t,he eascment,s to *he Distrw_ct, thron�h
Cnri�� P�r�y t�c�T �rere ar].� to chanr�� ir�m; a foreea m�in t,o a gra�rit,v aystezn
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wk.ich allo�rad the City to ktaok intc the �raviaty lin� and elirninatP lift
si,ations. Couricilnaan Wright raid that this was a savings in ep�ci,al
assessmenta. Councilman Sheridan said tha� this save� ihe Distr?�+ unYs�n
oeer a 30 year period, and it al�o saved thQ Gity cest, Ae sai�� rF rzas
�ust bringing this out as an area far disr,us��ion. Councilman ?i�rx•,i;� sa� c3
that the savinga was ncst to the City of Fridley, but in Special Ita�vs,�zn�ri;s
to individuals in the area. The Consulting Er_�ineFlr sai.d th�t thas affects
the City as a whole. Ti' the assss�men+, ta be paid by the Ci1,y would '��ue
been su�'ficiently more than the area to be a�s�:ssed could be assessed, th�
City as a whole would ha�e paid.
SAM[TELSON: MEMDRANDiTM - PROF�SED FRSDLEv BEAUmTFICATSOPi RESOLIITIOPS
MOTION by Cowacilm_an Harris to receive and fzl� the ccmm�anicat,5_on from
Councilman Samuelson, and tnke it nnder advisr�m�nt at thu first bi.dUet
m�eting. 5eco�deci by Crn�nr,y�an Stseridan. Upc�n a<re;ce voce, the_re be1n�,
no nafe} Ma;ror i��rkham 3ecler�d the m�tion e�rrik.r��
H�FRI�a �5TIM4TFn VALUATION:
t>s Chairman c�f the Fradle;r Ind�zstr5al Develapmen� Conm!issiQn, Cn�mcilman
Harris dsew the atten#aa�a of tA,e Count�i]. t�: t�F,e £act that thP CezsRmerc:ial
and Indnstr.?a1 E�timated �raluatians for 196b *otal c+v�r a milllcr� and hal:#'
dollars, as compared to $1130�000,00 last ye.ar, �ar�cb, he sai�, sha�r� we
are making -�re�r��ss s
DTSCUS5I0*I OF A➢D1T7�NAL MAimERS:
Councilm.xl �'right asked the Ca�a?��i7.�� thirki.,� a�aut a polzcy de�z�ian c�
the �tt�r nf parkin� small trai]er� on prop�rt,y a° the naal�l3c �$ txn�le?�°
�s to their rights� and the Build9ng Inspect�«n £�epar#anr,nt shou�d have
same answer £or the �Fnjle complai_nin�;, Tt:� Cii,y Manag�r saia thEa C;1,G
does have an Ordinance. Ne said $5 r.ould b� rhar�ed ior an uno.r,eu�iPd
r,�mper parked on private property, but the City haw ne�=er en£or�:ed tl-,is,
Cour.c:ilman Wright said he di� nc�t thir_ic the prac+i�� was bein� aaa�s�d.
� Cc�mailman Sa:ruelson asked the status of thFr o1d ��r�ue�in �Y East Rivsr Road
st Mississirni. Councilman Wright s3id that tF:P ��^ive-�n had been sc�7,a.,
ar_d the.y have been to'Ler3nt of the new ownea, who eaid he was going to
knock it down and come in with som�thing comrr��rcia7., but it, seem:s that it.
has been long eno�iph�, Councilm2n Wright satd that zt is ncw a d�rgsraus
builciing.
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Mr. John Meyer, a vzsitor to the Covncii Meetir�g asked about +he Sunlinf�
Motel„ The Ciiy S7anager said thai t,hey will �P rPhuilding it ar b?fO+'ea and
trc Cout�ci.l itas ordered tthem ta recona#,ruct ;� arrerdan�, to code„ He ��k�cl
the Council i£ they zranted �t t� co:ne, back tss^exr: the.m again, an�? th�
Gcunc�l decided, �rv�����
Council*nan Sheri dan sa� d he would like tha Coun��il to 1�,str�act k�l�e
Administration te put gressure on ihe junk �r�rs a17 ov�r the r,itdr, Ttia!�
City Manager said there h�rl b�en twc complai�rt:, t?�at wer_t ±a �:ourt, Thb�
r,xty Attorneu said tihat thc previous Building Inspentar had requested an
znterpreta#ion on this, and he had su�ge�ted thcst, ratrer than declaring
such cars be completely removed, there be an alternativa that ?,hey be
scrr:enF�l or heus-r_d, The City Manaaer said th�i, he and the City ��tornev
r,ould work this over and give it to ihe Counc��1 and the P°Lanni_r�g �omniissac��.
Councilman Wragh#, sai�i the Co1�*.tril has Le be �a��eful o£ the ��nger ��` a�er-
leg�slature. 'd'he G�unr.zl d9scvssed �i,ed a�r sale� at seTM,�,.�r- statior,s� ThQ
City Man,a�Ar said that en May ir 196K ].etters had �+een mriler] out xequir�^n�,r
i,hat they either quit or ask for used car perm�_t; � Crnincilmara Sheridan poirated
out that the State requiras them to register as deal�rs if they hav� ovFr^ �
certazn nurrber of �ars. Counctlman Wr3ght Gaic� #.hat this wav not ra�7i
enforcFC�� and was ha?� t� prave. Thc Gzty A+,tn�n��+ sa;a n� wo,llr3 mak� a
nate of th�s and keep it in minc� for a possible er•da_n.�nc�; amenc�cr�ent„
1DJOURNMF�dT:
There being n� Y�rther bvsiness, ?"ayor ?Cirkham �leclax•ed the Fegular Coure�5?
I�eeting of July 18� 19F6 adjourned at 10;45 F,M.
?ies�ectfully submitteda
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