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' OPENING CEREMONY• Mayor Kirkham asked that the audience stand and join in saying the Pledge of ' Allegiance to the Flag. � ROLL CALL . � � � MEMBERS PRE�SENT: MEMBERS ABSENT: Kirkham, Harris, Sheridan, Samuelson, Liebl None � APPROVAL OF MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF APRIL 17 1967: MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt the Minutes of the Regular Council � Meeting of April 17, 1967 as submitted. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. � , ADOPTION OF AGENDA: MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt the agenda as submitted. Seconded by , . Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. 1 ' �� I ' ' PUBLIC HEARING_ON IMPROVEMENT STORM SEWER ��SC (ADDENDUM ��1) • The City Manager read the Notice of Hearing. Mayor Kirkham asked the City Engineer to explain this project. The-City Engineer said that in I962 apartment houses were built in this area with walkout basements. He said that parking was to be at the back because of the parking ordinance, but there was no storm sewer at that time. He explained that this project will extend the storm sewer back into the low area behind the houses and apartments and drain the area so ttiat the residents can park in the back.� � Mayor Kirkham asked if there was anyone present in the audience for or against this project. No one raised their hand. Councilman Lieb1 pointed out that the cost of this project will be in addition to the other storm sewer cost and said that he was disturbed that the people were not at the Council Meeting, as this was their money being spent. He asked 'the City Manager if the people received notices. The City Manager said that they had been mailed out. � Councilman'Samuelson said that he tfiought the Council hoped to bring the cost to everyone in at the $3.05 level. The Finance Director said that this assessment ro11 has been made up in addition to the other cost, but if the Council wants to add this to the overall area it can be done. He said this would mean about a 3� per square foot addition if added to the west side of University. Councilman Samuelson said that this was his understanding, otherwise he would feel the Council was breaking a precedent. Mayor Kirkham asked if this area was surro.unded entirely by Project S. The Finance Director � � :� ',� :_: IREGULAR COUNCIL MEE TTNG, MAY l, 1967 , ' ' , ' ' ' ' �. .. ' � ' ' , ' . PAGE 2 said that it was. Councilman Sheridan said that the $3.05 top figure has been for street drainage, and this project is for a pocket in the back of the lots, and not of any benefit to any other part of the District, He said that he felt the cost was high, and as there were no representatives present, he suggested postponing it at this time. He said that if the Council is to go through with the project, he thought including it in the whole project would set a precedent on p�,ckets or holes in the drainage district, and the City would be obligated to go back and pick up water holes. Councilman Harris said he would agree with this, but 'ne did not feel that the project could be forgotten, as the problem will be magnified when.curbs and gutters go in. Mayor Kirkham said he felt this had a direct bea�ing on the whole project. The City Engineer said that up to now the policy has been not to pick up back yard drainage. i Councilman'Harris said that as no one is here for or against the groject, he would suggest they close the hearing and take the matter under advisement. Councilman Liebl said he would like a chance to talk to the people and see how they feel. � MOTION by Councilman Liebl that the Public Hearing for Storm Sewer ��SC (Addendum ��1) be continued until the Regular Council rieeting of May 15, 1967. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. PUBLIC HEARING ON A REQUEST FOR A SPEC7AL USE PERMIT - T[a�� FAMILY DWELLING IN R-1 DTSTRICT. SEVERIN & ELEANOR CHMIELEWSKI• The City Manager read the Notice of Hearing. The City Engineer handed out maps of the proposed location. Mayor Kirkham asked if the involved parties were present. There was no answer. The City Engineer said that everything is built up in this area except an old partial basement that has been'there for years. Mayor Kirkham said he felt this amounts to spot zoning and that to change the zoning on this would be contrary to what the Council is trying to do throughout the City. .,, Mayor Kirkham said that hearing no other interested parties, the hearing was closed at 8:19 P.M. CONSIDERATION OF POLICE CONIMISSION REPORT OF NOVEMBER 1966: Mayor Kirkham drew the Council's attention to six letters in the back of the agenda relating to this matter. _ - _ _. _. _ ; .. _�. MOTIQN by Councilman Harris to receive the communications from Mr. Marvin W. Smith, 6801 Oakley Street Northeast; Mr. Walter Miller, Electro Cote Company; Mr. Kenneth M. Holmes, Minnesota Linseed Oil Company; Mr. Harry Hezaurickson, Fullerton Metals Company; Mr. John F. Haines, Unity Hospital; and S. W. Carlson, Park Construction Company. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. Councilman Lieb1 said that since he had asked that this matter be on the agenda, he would like to read the following letter from the agenda which he had addressed to the Council; �. ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, MAY l, 1967 ' Honorable Mayor Members of the City Council Fridley, Minnesota , Gentlemen: PAGE 3 ' This CounciT has been accused of i.gnorina a recommendation by the Police Civil Service Commission concerning certain irregularities within the Fridley Police Department. These charges have been ignored by this body too long and if we are to rEtain any degree of confidence of our citizens ' and City Commissions, the time has come for us to either follow our Police Civil Service Commission's recommendation or throw it out publicly to squelch this accusation once and for all. Each of us received a copy of the Police Civil Service Commission's facts and suggestions and I propose that this be acted upon at once. Frank G. Liebl, Councilman 3rd Ward Mayor Kirkham said that he would like to recognize Mr. John Johnst�n, Chairman of the Police Commission. Mr. Johnston read from the following prepared statement:. "Mr. Mayor, Councilmen and Ladies and Gentlemen of this audience, first let me make one thing very clear -- no one in this city regrets the manner in wh�.ch this issue has been made public more deeply than the Police Commission. We, as idividuals and a group, had no know- ledge that this was going to happen until a few minutes before it � occurred, and at that point we tried by every m2ans at our disposal to sto� it but to no uvail, as we did not feel such adverse publicity would solve our problem. Another statement we wish to make is that we have at no time in the past or present indicated that our Police Department as a whole is not made up of the finest body of inen both individually and collectively that could be gathered into one police departm�nt. We believe in � fact that were it not for the individual dedication of these men and their loyalty to the city, that w� would be in warse shape than we are at present. This Commission's mistake was in acting on a request by our Mayor, Mr. Jack Kirkham, to look into a matter of a TV set missing from our Police Department. This body gave this their full and impartial attention and a first preliminary report was made to the mayor at a meeting at Councilman Samuelso n's home in early August, 1966. It was decided by those present that the complaint was justified and that a complete investigation should.be made and the report and our recommen- dations be given to the council ar the earliest possible time. Mrs. Edith Evans and I then undertook this task. We decided not to give our completed report to the council until after the November election to keep this issue from becoming a"political football". At a meeting with the council in late November, 1966, we gave a complete ' : written and verbal report to all members of the 1966 �ouncil and � Councilman-elect Frank Liebl, as we11 as recommendations for correcting the probLems within our police department. We stressed at that time _ that,. in our opinion, an act of moral misconduct had been committed , by the head of the police department in removing a piece of property (entrusted to his care) from the department, and regardless of his • stated reason there is no provision in the state statutes authorizing .� ,,,� _ REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, MAY 1, 1967 PAGE 4 any officer to borrow, take, remove or otherwise divert to his persanal use for any reason, any property turned into (or recovered by) the Police Department. The Chief gave this commission his reason for doing this and being human, we accepted his story until another piece of evidence cropped up, a s�aorn deposition given by Chief McCarthy to the Hartford Insurance Company, that refuted the story given by him to this commission (and since given to a local newspaper by him.) It was and is our opinian that Chief McCarthy gave this commission one story and an i_nsurance company anather. It is therefore our opinion that for some reason either the statement given this commission or the deposition given the Hartford agent is untrue and is a basis for our feeling of wrongdoing on his part. This commission has asked our city attorney verbally and in writing to obtain by subpoena a copy of this Hartford affarlavit for our files and he has informed us that our power of subpoena applies only to a hearing as provided by l.aw, but that you, the council, may now do so, We ask that this document�be added to the file at the earliest date as it is in fact the basis for our original decision of misconduct. This commission has been advised by the city attorney and the city prosecutor that there is no legal charge that can be brought against Mr, McCarthy and we, the commission, have had to take their word for tttis. Therefore, we see no reason for presenting our report to the count� attorney unless it is for the purpose of whitewashing our city's "dirty linen". . This commission realizes its error in complying with the mayor�s request for this investigation, as we have placed ourselves in the position of being unable to act upon and judge this case on its merits and must therefore ask the council for a solution. We did, however, act in good faith and state emphatically that we bel:i.eve a moral wrong was committed, that our police force is divided into "factions" because of poor Ieadership, that there has been no organized traizu.ng program within � the department s:i.xce 1961, and that the only way this problem can be solved and the citizens of this community be given the kind of palice department for �ahich they pay over $200,000 annually, is to re-organize the department along the 7.ines recommended by the commmssion with a neutral civilian•head to repair the men's noral and instill a group feeling within rather than the disor�anization we now feelc exists. � It is our belief, since this is strictly an internal matter, that this council should accept its responsibilities and_act in the best interest . of our city and our police department at once. ' ' ' - _ FRIDLEY POLICE CIVIL SERVICE CONIMISSION , .. _ _ . OF 196b � Edith Evans, Chairman • ` -. .. Wilbur Whitmore . _ :. _ : _ J. W. Johnston _ : _ � _: . Mayor Kirkham said he had a. letter c�n7:�h had been delivered to him by a ' representative of the Police Department, who said it was composed by the Policemen at a meeting attended by 100% of the Policemen and agreed to by , all. Mayor Kirkham read the following letter; , ' REGULAR COUVCIL MEETING, MAY 1, 1967 To Whom it may concern; Because.certain individuals have made various allegations to the City Council and the press concerning the morale and efficiency , of the police department, we wish to express our feelings relative to these charges. Although there was a morale problem at one time which was.linked , � with wages and a frustratin lack of communication g , we feel that the present council has remedied this situation and together with , and through the Police Commission and the Chiet of Police there is now full ogportunity to deal with our mutual problems. Morale has improved._ As with any organization there will continue to be some problems, but it is doubtful that having them aired by the press ' serves any good purpose. Indeed ne�asprint lends credence to any . statement, and public confi�ence and police morale can only suffer, , , � We feel that the City Council, the Police Commission, and the Chief of Police are acting with the best interest of the community in mind, and wish to indicate our support of their efforts to give Fridley the best law-enforcement available. Sincerely yours, The Policemen Fridley Police Department PAGE 5 MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to receive the letter from the Policemen of ' the Fridley Police Department. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried, ' Mayor Kirkham made the following statement regarding the Police Department: "The communication from the Fridley Police Civil'Service Commission ' has not previously been officially received by the City Council. The Council has discussed the content of the communication with the Commission on at least two occasions. At the first discussion, it was decided by the members of the Council and the members of ' the Police Commission that it would be in the best interest of the . _ . City and the Police Department to treat this communication as confi- dential. This action was taken so as to avoid the excessive publicity � • that in the opinion of both the Council and the Commission would be detrimental to the City and the Police Department. ' Inasmuch as copies of this cammunication.have been made public, it is my recommendation that the report, which I orginally r.equested of the Police Commission, be officially received at this time. I ' I ' ' In re�erence to that portion of the report dealing with a certain television set, it is my opinion that at most the Chief of Police used poor judgment in removing the set from the City Hall. However to make certain that no more serious act was committed, it is my recommendation that a copy of this report together with any supporting material in the possession of the Commission be turned over to the ' County Attar ney for his review and com.ment. The Fridley Police Department has grown rapidly in the past few years, and as with other departments of the City there may well be room for improvement. The report of the Police Commission contains suggestions � .� - ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES, MAY 1, 1967 PAGE 6 ' as to the administration and organization of the Police Department. Some of these suggestions appear to have merit, and I wish to thank the Police Commission for the many hours that they put into the � preparation of this report. Since the receipt of these recommendations, I have met with the members of the Police Commission on several occasions to consult with them regarding the implementation of some of their recommendatio�zs. A number of the recommendations have been implemented. ' To be more specific, the rate of pay and pay shcedule has been substan- tially adjusted. The administration has at the request of the Council intensified the training program and an ordinance, to be specific ' Ordfnance Na, 352, has been passed regulating the disposal of si:olen and unclaimed articles. Thus, in my opinion, the suggestion that the Council has not acted upon these suggestions is untrue. The above ' actions seem to have resulted in an improvement in the morale of the members of the Police Department. , � , � .., �_-- ' While it may be true that some reorganization of the Police Department is advisable, I do not feel that the Council has sufficient knowledge and experience in police administration to make this determination. Therefore, it is my recommendation to the Council that an outside consultant in the field of Police Administration be rrtained to study and make recommendations regarding the organization and administration of_the Police Department. This approach is consistent with the approach used by the Council in revising the insurance progra m and would be in the best interests of the City of Fridley and the Police Department. In order to avoid any doubt as to the areas of authority and responsiblity regarding the Police Department, I would li'.e the Council to direct the City Attorney to prepare a statement of the respective responsibilities of the City Council, the Police Civil Service,Commission, the City Manager, and the Chief of Police in this area." Mayor Kirkna.�p. sai�_Yie =��uld ;�ntertain a�noti�n puttin� his :r�c�rnmendations ' into erfe�t. Councilman i:a�-�is �aid _h� w��u.1�3 m3tce _a rnotion �Pga:rding the four points in M�.yv� Ki-:'chain's stat<�ment, the ficst thr��:? by :res��lution and the fourth a motion. , , ' � ' , ' , RESOLUTION ��81-1967 RECEIVING THE FR.T_DLEY POLICE CIVIL SERVICE COt'M4ISSION REPORT, RESQLUTION ��82-1967 THAT A COPY OF THIS REPORT TOGETHER WITH ANY SUPPORTTNG NIATERIAL IN THE POSSESSIOPd OF THE COI�IISSION BE TURIVED OVER T0 THE COUNTY ATTORNEY FOR HIS REVIEW AND COMMENT RESOLUTTON ��83-1967 THAT AN OUTSIDE CONSULTANT IN THE FIELD OF POLICE AD�IINISTRATION BE RETAINED TO STUDY AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS REG_ARDING THE ORG�NIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE POLICE DEPARTNIENT: MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolutian ��81-1967; 4�82-1967, and ��83-1967, and to direct the City Attorney to prepare a statement of the respective responsibilities of the City Council, the Police Civil Service Commission, the City Manager and the Chief of Police in this area. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. � , Councilman Liebl said that before he voted on this motion he would like to ask the City Attorney if he as a Councilman or anyone else working in Gity' Hall could take or remove or destroy any proper�y held in official custody without having a court order. The City Attorney said he had researched this matter in the criminal code and it is a gross misdemeanor under the juris- diction of the County Attorney, and for this. reason he had suggested this be � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, MAY 1, 1967 PAGE 8 ' � Councilmari Sheridan said that after voting on these resolutions and the motion, he had a?e�t,.r he would like to place into the minutes if acceptable to the Council. UPON a roll call vote, Kirkham, Harris, Samuelson, Sheridan voting aye; Liebl voting nay, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. MOTION by Councilman Harris to include in the documents the letter Council- man Sheridan wants entered into the minutes. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. Councilman Liebl requested that Councilman Sheridan read the letter. Councilman Sheridan said that before he read the letter he would like to say that he had gotten the assumption from Mr. Johnston's �tateiaent that at the time the decision was made to investigate this matter, Mr.�Joh nston had � mentioned members present, but that he was not present at that particular meeting. Mr. Johnston said that this was correct and that the Commission had asked for many meetings with the Council, but to this date the only ' two who had showrL the courtesy to meet with them had been the Mayor and Councilman Lieb1. Councilman Sheridan said that this was the first that he had known of that meeting. . � ,. ,. ' I � I ' I , I ' I , Councilman Sheridan read the following letter from f�:rnier Councilman of the 3rd Ward, Dr. John Wright. It was addressed to Councilman Sheridan, dated April 27, 1967: Dear Ray, I am writing to you to express my concern over the inaction of the Council on the report of the Police Commission that we received last November. I hope that you will see fit to read this letter at a Council Meeting and make it a matter of record. You will recall that the Council was requested by the Police Commission to meet with them last fall, preferably after the election, and that we did �o in November. Since no minutes were taken at that meeting, and since some of those present now say they cannot even remember such a meeting, I hope it wi11 help clarify the record if I gi.ve an account of the circumstances as I remember them. � The meeting was held in secrecy to the extent that no announcement or written agenda was prepared. In attendance were Mr. Whitmore, Mr. 'J�hns4on, and Mrs. Evans of the Police Commission, All five members of the Council, including my;�.f, were present. In addi.tion, Mr. Liebl, 3rd Ward Councilman-elect was present. Neither Chief McCarthy nor Mr. Wagner were invited to the meeting, but Mr. Wagner, who had notified us and help�d set up the meeting and therefore knew about it, was present just before the meeting was convened. Mr. Ki�:kham asked whether Nir. Wagner should not be asked to leave the meeting, and the members of the Police Commission indicated that they had no preference, as it was up to the Council. Over my objection (and I believe yours) tne Council voted to exclude rir. Wagner from the meeting. In retrospect this seems most unfortunate, since had Mr. Wagner t�een.permitted to remain he would have taken minutes. Also he would have � REGULAR COiNCIL MEETING, MAY 1, 1967 PAGE 9 � received the report of the Police Commission in both written and oral form, and hopefull.y would have been in a position either to take some remedial administrative action, to investigate the matter, � or at least to have kept the matter on the agenda until the Council took action. But the Council did not choose to inform their chief administrator that they had received any report from the Police Commission; no copies of i.he report were made available to Mr, Wagner, � Chief McCarthy, or the press; and no official Council action was taken even to acknowledge its existence, � Nevertheless, as you well recall, there.was a report, It was presented in writing to the Council, and was summarized orally and commented upon at lenoth by each member of the Police Commission. It was � ' discussed thoroughly by each member af the Council, including Mr. Liebl, who as Councilman-elect also recieved a copy, I shall not attempt to summ�.rize what �aas in that report, since the document speaks for itself � and you all have copies, but I would lilce to remind the Council that we unanimously agreed to loolc into the charges, findings, and recommen- . dations,.and to take prompt remedial action where appropriate. � ' � ' ' r � I , I ' I ' I , :' To my knowledge no significanC action has been taken to date. And I must eonclude that the fault lies squarely with the Council. The Police Commission clearly did no less than its duty, though it may have exercised all the authority it had and then some in making its very thorough report. The administration cannot be held responsible in any way for the lack of action, since only the Council knew the contents of the report or even for certain that there was one. I therefore respectfully suggest that Gouncil has neglected its duty • and that it take action to resolve the questions rai:sed by the November report of the Police Commission. Sincerely, John C. Wright Mayor Kirkham said that in one respect Mr. Wri�ht was correct when he said that to his knowledge no action had been taken, but the record proves that this is incorrect. . . MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to receive the letter from John Wright, Seconded by Councilman Lieb1. Upon`a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. _ Councilman Samuelson said that he has.done some research in respect to the Police Department, and he has checked with an organization whose sole purpose is Police Department Adminstration, a�d he would like to have a resolution that the City Council be authorized to have the Internat�.onal Association of Chiefs of Police, Washington D.C., which is a nationwide consultant service for police administration, review the organization and operation of the Fridley Police Department and make recommendations to the Council on any improvements that might be made in the department., RESOLUTION ��84-1967 REGARDTNG THE REPORT AND RECONI��NDATION OF THE FRIDLEY POLICE CIVIL 5ERVICE COt�iIISSION AUTHORIZING THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIOiV OF CHIEFS OF POLICE OF WASHII�'GTON D.C. TO F.EVIEW AND NfAI� RECO�L�7ENDATIOVS RE7�TIVE TO Ai;Y I�IPROVF.�IENTS THAT �IIGHT BE MADE I�? THE POLICE DEP�PTi�iENT: MOTI0;1 by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution �'�84-1967 requesting the International Association of Chiefs of Police, Washington D.C., to review .� e� _� - ! � � �� J � i � i � � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, MAY 1, 1967 the Fridley Police Department and make recommendations. Seconded by Councilman Fiarris. Upon a roll call vote, Kirkham, Harris, Samuelson, Sheridan voting aye; Lieb1 voting nay, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. PAG� 10 Mrs. Edith Evans pointed out that Chief NlcCarthy is a member of the organi- zation the Council is proposing to retain for a report. She said that the Council is asking them to investigate one of their own members. Mrs, Evans said she felt the Council should have some outside authority that is strictly unbiased. Mrs. Evans also stated that she wauld like to draw the Council's afitention to several things: She said that the City of Fridley is the only City, Village or Jurisdiction that she has known of, where the Chief of Police is under Civil Service. She said the theory of Civil Service is to take the Police Department out of politics, but by having the Chief under Civil Service, this is making him answerable to no man. Mrs. Evans said that because the Chief is under Civil Service, they cannot hold the City rlanager responsible in any way, because the Council is the ultimate judge of the Chief's actions, and if the Commission gets no- where with its recommendations, where could the City Manager get. Mayor Kirkham said that in his statement he had put blame on no one, and he_had been the one that originally had asked the Police Commission to study the question of the television set, He said that his statement had pointed out that the Council is working on the recommendations of the Police Commission. He said that this is being done openly now that it has been made public with the hopes that the citizens ieel that this matter is being taken care of to the best ability of the Council. He said that this is being�turne.d over to the County Attorney, tivhose office is there for this purpose, and it will also be turned over to professional evaluators. � Mayor Kirkham said that as far as the Police Chief being under Civil Service, that had been done when the Charter had been drawn up, and this is not changed by motion from the Council table, but by due process. Mr. Johnston said that anyone that has ever tried to serve in any public capacity would probably admit this is.the most tt�.ankless task that can be undertaken. He said that taking into consideration the way this matter came up, the-cooperation that they had from the Council, with the exception of the Mayoz and Mr. Liebl, he would like to read a personal statement, He read the following statement; "I would like to clarify my personal fealings in this matter, also, by saying that a copy of our original findings was delivered to each member of this body (except Councilman Sheridan and his iaas mailed as we found no one home when we attempted to deliver it) before the November meeting; therefore, we knota each member received a copy. This Commission has been accused by a member of the Council via the newspaper of injecting politics into the investigation in spite of the facts. I am led to believe by the Council�s action that they approve of the leadership within our p�lice department in spite of our findings since they raised Nir. McCarthy's salary substantially January 1, 1967, and have taken no action on our report. It has been reported to me that one Councilman has privately charged me with "grinding an axe" for rlr. r:cCarthy in spite of the fact I had,never met the chief personally before the rtayor asked us to look into this matter in question. � � , ' ' , L ' ' ' � � ' � '� , , ' , REGULAR. COUivCIL MEETING, MAY 1, 1967 PAGF 11 In view of these clear distortions of fact, and the complete lack ot c.00peration by the council in solving our mutual problem, I can say categorically that I cannot and wi11 not continue to serve on any body connected with this council and do, hereby, tender my resignation as a member of this commission to become effective immediately. J. W. Johnston Councilman Lieb1 asked Mr. Johnston to reconsider, and asked him if he was absolutely insisting upon this action,. Mr. Johnston said that this was correct, Councilman Lieb1 said he regretted this very much. He said that Mr. Johnston was an hoxiorable man who has done his duty as he was told by the Council. Councilman Liebl thanked Mr. Johnston, Mrs. Evans, and Wilbur ti�Thitmore for the job they have done. �' Mayor Kirkham said that the Council has made a public deterniination and to continue the discussion would lead to no good. Mr. vanDan, a visitor to the Council Meeting, asked for the floor as he said the people present were at the Council Meeting in regard to this matter. Councilman Liebl asked .that Mr. vanDan be given three minutes of time. Mr. vanDan said he would like to refer to what the Chairman and ex-Chairman of the Police Civi1 Service Coznmission have stated, also the letter read by Mr. Sheridan from Mr. Wright. He said he would also like to refer to the answer by one of the Councilmen to a reporter printed on the front page of the Free Press, and he quoted from the newspaper about a Councilman not remembering receiving a report from the Commission about recommendations.- He said he kne�a what the State Statutes on slander and libel entail, and he said that Mr. Harris was a liar. Councilman Harris said he would not degrade himself to answer this, but the following week's edition clarified this statement, and he believed it was sufficient answer for the question. Mrs. Evans again asked that this matter be referred to a neutral body instead of an organization of which Cliief McCarthy is a member, Mayor Kirkham said that every organization has an ethies committee, and many � organizations take care of their members in this manner, and he felt this was a similar situation. � � Mayor Kirk�iam called a recess at 9:01 P:M. The meeting was reconvened at 9:18 P.M. PLANNER SPECIFICATIONS (TABLED 4/_17/67): Councilman Harris said that the basic requirements that he and the City Manager had come up with were listed in the agenda. He asked Councilman Sheridan if he had had an opportunity to talk to any planners from the surrounding communities. Councilman Sheridan said he had not had the opportunity to. Councilman Harris asked if this were tabled until the meeting of May 15, 1967 would he have the opportunity to do this. Council- man Sheridan said yes. MOTION by Councilman Harris.to receive the documents on planner specifications ' and have tliis item placed on the agenda at the regular Council rleeting of May 15, 1967. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Councilman Harris said that if any of the Councilmen have any additions or corrections they could get them�in before the lSth meeting. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, ' � Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. � ;_ REGULAR COUNCIL NiEETING, MAi' l, 1967 REPORT FROM F.H.R.A. (TABLED 4/17/67): PAGE 12 MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the report from the F.H.R.A. and that a breakdown of the Final Audit be given to the press so that the public ki�ows how the funds were disbursed. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor I�irkham declared the motion carried. Mayor Kirkham invited the press to avail themselves of the report. � ERICKSON PETROLEUM - 58TH STREET STATIOiQ (TABLED 4/I7/67): - Councilman Sheridan said that he had gone out and reviewed this alley and he could not see where the City could aban�ion the alley. He said that presently,the utility poles go down the center of. the right-of-way. He said that there is one garage that is served from 4th Street, and from 58th Street going north there are four double bungalows on 4th Street with parking in the rear. He said that the City has this problem on Main�Street now and this would be duplicating that problem. Councilman Harris asked if the garages use the alley. Councilman Sheridan said that they did not but that some homes have parking areas on the west side of the property which abuts this property, and they must be driving over Erickson property and their neigh�or's property to get in. He said that if ttie utility poles were moved to the right or left, the alley could be used. Councilman Harris suggested.the City Attorney correspond with the Erickson people and explain that vacating the alley and giving it to them would be in violation of previous Council action. Councilman Samuelson said he thought the previous action of the Council regarding the fence had been �uite clear. Councilman Harris pointed out that the motion had been for Erickson Petroleum Company to negotiate with the other property owners on the east side of the alley, Councilman Harris said he felt they should erect the fence as they had indicated they would. - MOTION by Councilman Harris that the Administration correspond with the Erickson Petroleum Corporation indicating that the Council cannot vacate and g�ve them the �ahole alley, and tell them that to continue to occupy their structure, this fence will have to go up. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham 3eclared the motion carried. . - _ _ • BUILDING STANDARDS - DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOririITTEE MEETING MINUTES, APR�L 26, 1967: 1. CONSIDERATION OF SANCTUARY ADDITION TO CHURCH AT 472 OSBOP.NE ROAD, LOT 2, BLOCK 1, OSBORNE MANOR 2ND ADDITION: � The Council discussed a 30 foot dedication for street, a planting strip and the exterior of the.buiiding. The City Engineer recommended the Coucil have the street dedication before they issue the-permit. He said that they do• not plan on paving their parking area right away as they do not have the funds, The Council discussed requiring a five foot planting strip rather than a fence. They discussed whether the east wall.of the building should be brick, and Councilman Samuelson suggested that it could be painted to match the brick. NIOTION by Councilman Ha_ris to approve the plans for the sanctuary addition ' with the provision that ttiere be a 30 foot stYeet dedication on the east side of the property, that there be a S foot planting strip an the west side and south. side o� the parking lot, and that the east wall be painted.to match the , brick exterior. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. � REGUI.AR COUNCIL r1EETI�iG, M.AY 1, 1967 2. FRIDLEY_METHODIST CHLTIZCH, 666 MISSISSIPPI STREET NORTH[:AST• PAGE 13 The Council discussed the fact that the Council policy should be consistent for a11 Church parking lots. MOTION by Councilman Sheridan that the Nletho�tist Church parking lot have a S foot planting strip on the west property line, Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, ther.e being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. 3. CONSIDERATION OF CONSTRUCTTON OF TACO RESTAURANT ON LOT 6, BLOCK 2 COMNIF'RCE PARK: The City Manager read the mo�ion of the Board to approve the plans, The City Engineer showed the Council a map of the proposed location. Councilman Harris said he thought the original intent of the zoning had been for limited retail and thought the upper part of the area was going to be sold as one unit. He said he would lilce to take a second looic�at this, beeause of limited use on the service road, riayor Kirkham said that_the Council cannot act without plans. Councilman Sheridan pointed out that the Building Board would be looking at it�on May 2, 1967. MOTION by Councilman Samuelson Co table the consideration of the construction of a Taco Restaurant, Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirlcham declared the motion carried, BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING, APRIL 19, 1967; The City Manager said Chat because of the new ordinance, the decisions of � the Board of Appeals are now final, except on appeal, so unless there was something specific the Council wished to bring up, the�r action would be final. 1. PUBLIC HEARING ON A R�;QUEST FOR A VARIANCE FROM SFCTION 45.341 BY WAIVER OF A FRONT SETBACK REQUIREN�NT OF 80 FEET T0 55 FEET; A RE UEST FOR A VARIANCE FROM SECTION 45.343 BY WAIVER OF REQUIREMENT OF 54 PARKING SPACES TO 18 PAP�KING SPACES; A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE FROM SECTION 45 342 BY WAIVER OF REQUIR.EMENT OF A DP.IVEWAY TO INTERSECTION OF 75 FEET TC 65 FEET AND A REQUEST FROM SECTT.ON 45.342 BY t�AI��ER OF REQUIRErfENT OF A 4 FOOT WALK AND A 15 FOOT CURBED STRIP, PER CITY CODE OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 1963, REVISED DECENIBER 19b4, ON LOT 3� BLOCK 1, HERWAL'S 2ND ADDITION, ANOKA COUNTXz MINNESOTt1,_ SAME BEING 6210 HIG�3��'AY ��65 NORTFIF'AST FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA TO PERMIT CONSTRUCTION OF A MORIUARY (GEARHART F'UiVERAL HOitE) . REQUEST BY GEORGL L. WALQUIST, 4230 CENTRAL AVENUE NORTHEAST, I�IINTF�OLIS, MINN. , 55421: The City Engineer pointed out that the Gearhart Funeral Home was requesting four waivers. He stated that this is on an intersection and said that his feelings were that requirements at intersectians should be more stringent tfian at other places. Councilman Sheridan said that Moore Lake Drive will eventually be an intersection with a semaphore with a 60 foot right-of-way and a 44 foot street. He said that he was not in agreement with the Board of Appeals' action as he feels that every other commercial endeavor that is required to have parking spaces as required by the ordinance will feel this is a slap in the face. Councilman Harris felt the Board may have acted without sufi'icient information on the street pattern for the �tacking rec1uirement. The City En�ineer said that one of the waivers will a11ow them to have the entrance closer to the intersection. He said that he felt it would be different if this property were landlocked, but.ther� is enough land. - ' � � I J � � REGUT�AR COUNCIL MEETING, MAY 1, 1967 PAGE 14 The City Manager said that they may have been given the permit on the Eoard of Appeals action. The City Attorriey s��i.d that on behalf of St.'Philip's Church, this matter has been discussed, and the ChL�rch would be perfectly satisfied with the location and parkin.g arrangement. He said the Mortuary will have access to 200 parking spaces across the street at the Church and if the Council considers this adequate the Church wi11 enter into a reciprocal agreement. Councilman Sheridan said that people �ai11 not know there is parking across the str-eet and when the 1S spaces are full, they will paric on the street. MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to re�R��_ve and file the first two items on the Board of Appea".s Meeting Nlinutes of Ap�-i1 19, 1967. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. MOTION by Councilman Harris to return the reque�.�� for four variances by ' Geor�e L. Walquist to the Soard of Appeals and ask them to recon,,:ider these varza.nces, given any additional information that they may not have had previc�usly, and direct the Administration not to issue the permit, Seconded � by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, rfayor Kirkha�n declared the motion carried. ' � The City Engineer suggested that when the permit is issued the City ask for three more feet of additional right-of-way from the Church and the Mortuary on 61st Avenue for a sidewalk on their property so that they will have the same boulevard as the City is asking from the school. The Council agreed with this suggestion. BOARD OF APPEALS MFETING MINUTES APRIL 26 1967; ri0TI0N by Councilman Harris to receive and file the Board of Appeals Meeting Minutes of April 26, 1967. Seconded by Councilrnan Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried, PLANNIIvG COMMISSION NIEETING MINUTES OF APRIL 27 1967; �. 1. LOT SPLIT. RE UEST: LS ��67-02 J,R. DUMOUCHEL PART OF LOT 29 BLOCK 1 MARIAN HILLS ADDITION . , . ' ' � The City Manager read the motion_ot the Planning Commission recommending approval upon verification of the remaining triangle of property actually being a recorded deed, r1r, duMouchel was gresent at the Council Meeting � and presented the deeds to the Ccuncil. The City Engineer explained that this had been a small triangle of unbuildable land left after a road had • been buiit, and two property owners wanted it split and added on to their � property. The City Manager said that the deed descriptions. will show his lots less 40 feet and that the 40 feet has been added to Mr. Propokovich's prope rty. . I ' I ' I '. MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur with the Planning Commission and approve Lot Split ��67-02, J. R. duMouchel. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, rfayor Rirkham declared the motion carried. i� I , I � I� I� ( , REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, P�L�Y 1, 1957 2. FTNAL PLAT (P.S. ��66-03 SHADY OAK ADDITIONt ANDP�EW GAtiaEL, LOT 2', AUDITOK' S SUBDIVISION �F92: PAGE 15 The City Manager said that property owners to the north of this_property are discussing an overall study for the Southeast Quarter of Section 13, and NIr. Gawel has been in on some of the discussions. He said the.Planning Commission is recommending getting a deed for a cul-de-sac, but not recording it because changes in the overall area plans might change the 61st Cul-de-sac farther to the west. He said they suggested.taking S feet aff the property to get as much as possible for the corner lot which would make two lots 22 feet less than.the minimum required width. Council- man Harris asked if there could be a possibility of an attempt in the future to split Lot l. The City Manager said that Lot 1 has beec? sold and Mr, Gawel has to redraw the hard shell. The City Engineer showed Exhibit 1, and said that the houses will face Ferndale Avenue, Councilman Liebl asked if 61st Avenue was developed yet, and was told that it was not, The City Er.�ineer showed the three possible plans for the overall area. Councilman Sheridan questioned whether it was pr.actical to put 61st Avenue in because of the elevation. The City Engineer said that the planners were studying this. The City Manager pointed out�that the four largest property owners are earth movers and they figure they can do this. MOTTON by Councilman Sheridan to concur with the Planning Commission in the recommended changes to the Preliminary plat of Andrew Gawel. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. , 3. REZONING STUDY,_A.L. WILLTAMS� LOT 6 THROUGH 9, SPRING BROOK PARK: The City Manager read the motion of the Planning Commission that a copy of the map be sent to the Council. Councilman Harris asked if this could � be placed on the agenda for the next meeting. The City Manager said that it will automatically be put on. � � � ' i � ' FUTURE LOCATION OF PUBLIC WORKS GAREIGE AND YARD: Councilman Harris asked how many areas the Planning Commission had discussed as a possible locatiqn. The City Manager said five or six. Cuuncilman Harris said that this had '�een tabled once or twice already, and he hoped this could be determined at the next meeting as the Council should have a decision before they begin working on the budget. ,- MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting of April 27, 1967. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. INDUS'I'RIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION MEETINU MTNUTES, APRIL 6, 1967; NIOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the MinutQS of the Industrial Develop- ment Commission, Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. PARKS AI�?D P.ECREATION CO��fISSION riEETING MINUTES, APRIL 24�1967: 1. BACKSTOP TO BE �IOVED IN JAY PARK: The City Manager read the motion by the Commission and referred the Council to the communication from Mr. Hans Bobardt requesting a fence on his property � REGULAR COUi�TCIL MEETING, TLAY l, 1967 PAGF. 16 � which is exposed to the baseball field of Jay Park, The Park Director was present at the Council Meeting and drew a diagram on the blackboard of the way the .'backstop is locatecl at present with distances to the edge of the parlc property marked, and a di_agram of fihe way the Commission � wants it movecl, He said that the Commissiori haci not realized that the ball diamond was a� closa to the play area as it was and this move will also take care oi this problem, He said that. the Conunission feels that � relocating the bacicsto� and adding a canopy and wing wi11 probably take care of Mr. Bobardt's trouble except that he is concerned about.kids loitering around the backstop. The Park Director said it was his I recommendation that the backstop be relocated as proposed in the diagram. Councilman Fiarris suggested that a fence be installed along Main Street also to keep the ki_�.s from runni..ng out in the street after fly balls. � �. MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur caith the Parks and Recreation Commis- szc�n� in the relocation of the backstop, and that a permanent fence 3 or 4 feet high be built along the west property line facing Main Street. Seconded by Co�.ncilman Sheri dan. Councilman Samuelson said he'had also recieved a complaint about the � park fence being down on 69th Avenue and motorcyles using this area. He asked if a permaneut ience could be put here. The Park Director said that this was their plan, but the utility companies need access to the � area. Councilman Samuelson suggested they chain and key the fence. The Park Director said that the Police should be made aware of this problem. , � I� I ' � , � UPON a voice vote, the motion concurring with the Parks and Recreation Commission carried. 2. LAND ACQUISITION, CARLSON SUNIl�fIT MANOR NORTH BLOCK 7, LOTS 13, 14 AND 15 FOR PARK PURPOSFS; The City Manager drew the Council's attention to a communication from the Anoka County Auditor stating that these lots have been appraised at $25 each, and the note from the Finance Director that there is a total of $2,851.57 in Special Assessments due on. these lots which would have to be adcled to the purchase price. Councilman Li_ebl asked if they would use just the empty lots, or the whole area. He pointed out that there is a house on one corner, and he did not feel it too good �oith a house there. The Council studied the maps, The City Manager said that these were allegedly unbuildable lots. Councilman Harris said there would be the problem of finding a lot to move the house to: . . _ MOTION by Councilman Harris to table this item and ask the City Engineer to report bacic to the Council on the feasibili,ty of building on any of these lots. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. MOTIOi•i by Cauncilman Samuelson to receive the Minutes of the Pazks and Recreation Commi_ssion i�leeting of April 24, 1967. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. SAFETY COrL�IITTEE 'rfEETING MINU'I'ES APRIL 19, 1967; MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the Minutes of the Safety Commi.ttee Meet�ng of April 19, 1967. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham decl.ared the motion carried. � � REGULAR COiTi��CIL Ml?ETING OF MAY 1, 1967 TE7�EPHOivE COMPA\Y COi��iIUNTCAT.T_ONS AGREEtiiENT; PAGE 17 Chief Aldrich of the Fire Prevention Bureau said that this was the contract � that he, the City Manager, and the City Attorney had worked up and sent to the Telephone Compa:�y for their approva.l. He said that the contract the Telephone Company had did not include the maintenance clause protection that he wanted. Councilman Samuelson aske3 if the contract mentioned , repairs within a certain lengt'� of time. Chief Aldrich said th t have priority second only to the military. Councilman Liebl asked whatuld kind of switchboard it would have, Chief Aldrich said that it was pictured � in the report the Council had received. He said it will have jacks for the callboxes, and their i.dea is to build on to make a desk for the dispatcher. Chief Aldrich said that the Board and the ticketer and part of the contract � and the rest are items covered by tariffs. MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to authorize the City Manager and Mayor to sign the Telephone Company Communications Contract. Seconded by Councilman , Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Ma or Kirk motion carried, Y ham declared the � PARK ARO�E�T'? PURCHASE - RICE CPEE K: The City Manager reminded the Couiicil that they had asked to see the maps � of the adjacent property owners which they had not had available at the last Council Meeting. The City Engineer showed the map of the area, The Council discussed the different contours from 852 at the lowest to 858, � how much ponding area they would be buying � City Attorney said he felt it would be worthwhile�getting1the�property�The but withholding any construction, because of the possibility of a Watersi;ed � District. The City Manager aslced if the Council wanted to pay Fontaine the $4700 he is asking, The Council discussed the other property they would need also, and access to the property, Councilman Sheridan suggestion that they could see if Fontaine would give the City an option, and see what could be � done with the other property, They discussed the amount of money the City would put down and the length of time. f� � � MOTION by Councilman Harris that the City Attorney enter into an option agreement with Mr. Fontaine and Mr. Siverts for a park property purchase. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upori a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. CHAN�E ORDER ��E-1 CITY HALL PRO,TECT: Councilman Harris questioned Item 2 on the Change Order. Councilman Sheridan said that this is everything but the generator, Councilman Samuelson said that this will provide the-emergency wiring throughout City xall. He said the generator is estimated at $1800. � MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to approve Change Order ��E-1 for the City Hall project. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there 1 being no nays, Mayor Kirkham d e c l a r e d t he motion carried, SS��S ASSF.SS�IENT COST; � The City Manager explained that t he City Finance Director �aanted to know if the Council approved the figure of $3.05 or $3.08 per 100 square feet � for Schedule C of SS��S. � ,� I� REGULAR COUNCIL NIE:ETING OF MAY l, 1967 PAGF 18 I ' I� I � � i MOTION by Councilman Harris to assess SS��S - Schedule C at the rate of $3,08. Councilman Liebl asked for more information on the $3.08 figure. The Finance Director explained thai- the City has had to pay interest on the balance they have been carrying, and the people west of University which are just going to be assessed have had the use of their money in the meantime. Cauncilman Samuelson said he felt the $3.08 figure should� be utilized and he seconded the motion. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. - � APPOINT'MENT • Councilman I�iebl asked why the salary started at $500 instead of the $520 figure. The City Manager said that this was the union agreem�nt. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve the following appointment; NAME Les Stocke 5846 - 2Z Street N.E. Fridley, Minnesota POSITION Park Maintenance RE PLACE S New Position The Motion was seconded by Councilman Harris, and upon a voice vote, there bei ng no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. . MISSISSIPPI RIVER BRIDGE AT 85TH AVENUE NORTHEAST: � The City Engineer said that in 1965 a request had been made by Brooklyn Park and Hennepin County for a bridge across the Mississippi River between Highway l00 and Anoka. He said that the first proposal was for County Road 109 which ran through Craigway. I�e.said they had met and Fridley had wanted 1 the road to go along the north boundary line. He said that the new proposal from Hennepin County and Brooklyn Park has shifted from County Road ��109 to County Roa.d ��30. He said that the Anoka airport wi11 eventually expand � into an international airport, and there is no good east/west road in this area. Councilman Harris asked about the cloverleaf pictured as he did not want a repetition of the East River Road �roblem. The City Engineer said ' that they are talking probably 10 years in the future, but if the Council feels this is the best alignment, they could pass a resolution stating this. He explained that this wi11 be a"greenway" which has a ditch in the center because of a problem with a high water table, and they will get some 1 Federal funds. Councilman Samuelson suggested that�this be tabled for Council study and review. Councilman Liebl said that if the�Legislature adopts a Metropolitan Council they would probably be the ones to discuss � this. The City Engineer said that the County feels that the County level is the right place to decide this, and that the. legislature is not the right approach. ' � ' MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to table the consideration of a Mississippi River Bridge at 85th Avenue Northeast for further study and review. Seccsnded by Councilman Harris. • Councilman Harris aslced if there was any target date by which they �aill need Fridley's concur.rance. The City Engineer said that at present this is open land and can be obtained reasonably, but they may not build it until 10 to REGULFI2 COUNCIL MGETTNG OT T1AY 1, 1967 15 years from now. The City ilana�er pointed out tttat this does not run through Fridley, and the question of the Council is whether it is close enough or too elose. He recommended approving the site, since none of the construction involved Fridley land, but was easily accessible. UPON a voice vote, there be:i_ng no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. BID - HOtB E AT 375 � 64TH AVENiT� NORTHEAST; PAGE 19 The City Manager said that the City had received one bid in the amount of $2,550 with the guarantee that it be moved out of Fridley by July 1, 1967. Councilman Samuelson said he felt the Council should accept the bid. Council- man Stieridan asked the City Attorney if the Council can accept one bid. The City Attorney said they could if it was acceptable to the Council. Councilman Harris asked if the bid has a certified check. The City Manager said that there had been a certi.fied check and cash. . MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to accept the bid of $2,550 and award the bid to Robin Corporation, 5016 - 40th Avenue Nortri, Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there beir!g no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. PROPOSED RESOLUTION ORD�RING IMPROVEMENT AND FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFIC.ATIONS: STORM SEWER PROJECT N0. 5-C (ADDENDUM �kl) : Councilman Harris reminded the Council that this was the public heax'ing that had been continued until the next regular Council Meeting. MOTION by Councilman Harris to table this proposed resolution. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. � RESOLUTION ��85-1967 DIRECTSNG THE ISSUANCE OF TEMPORARY IMPROVEMENT BONDS ACCORDANCE WITH LAWS OF 1957, CHAPZ�R 385: STORM SEWER PROJECT N0.5-C: MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution ��85-1967. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. � Councilman Liebl asked how long the contract on 5-C has to run. The Consulting Engineer said that they had 90 days, but he did not recall the completion date. Councilman Liebl said that he would hate to see the_ street like it is the rest of the year. He asked the City Manager to find the final date for him so that he will be able to rell the peo ple. He said that he was interested because there had been a private agreement with the people on project ��76. The City Engineer said that they did not do it right away as they had to wait for the frost to go out, but it may be a.matter o� a few days now. Councilman Liebl said to be sure there was 4" of black dirt. VOTE upon the motion was a voice vote, there bei.ng no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION ;r86-1967 DIRECTI.yG TI-]T SALE A\`D PtiP.C�i.4SE OF TEI�IPORARY I�fPROVEr1E:NT BONDS IN ACCORDt1`ICE jdlTi( LAj�?S �P 1.907, CN�PTr.R 385� SS;'�5-C: MOTI0�1 by Councilman Harris to adop't P.esolution ;-86-1967. Seconded by Council- man Slmuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. 0 i 1 � REGUI�AR. COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY l, 1967 PAGE 20 RESOLUTION ��87-196% ORDEF,II�TG I1�IPROVEriE�NT FINr1L PLANS LAND SPECIrICATIONS E5�?D ESTIrIATES OI�' T�;E COSTS 'i'I�EREOT: t�ATER IMPROVF,N:BN`t' PRO.TECT N0. 75-G: MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt Resolution ;�87-1967. Seconded by Council- man Samuelson The City Engineer said that he and Mayor Kirkham had met with the School Board and they had objected to an access on their side, so the road has been realigned. He said it is not a very good road, but is the best they can do. He �iointed out the way the road wil7. go. Councilman Harris suggested not ordering the project until this is cleared with the School Board. The City Engineer sa�_d that there is no choice, and we will come back the same way we go in. Councilman Sheridan asked if this was the whole School Board�s objection or just one of the members. Mayor Kirkham said that he had met with Mr. Thayer in this regard. He said that Mr. Hanson and the School Board have said that they are going to enlarge their tracky and pointed out on the map the reason they did not want the City to come in and use the property. Mayor Kirkham said he had talked to Mr. Hanson yesterday and he had indicated where they would like the City to come in and park, but nothing about a return route down the other side. The City Engineer said that we wi11 come out the same way we go in, and this is the only change. Councilman Sheridan said that we were providing access for the school progerty is what it amounts to, and they disagree when we asic for cooperation. The City Manager said that the City wi11 not put this in if the School Board disagrees. He suggested they appro��e the resolution and he will set up a meeting with the School Board. Councilman Liebl, with the approval of the seconder, added the words, "subject. to the approval of the School Board", to the motion. Upon a voice vote, Councilman Sheridan voting nay statin.g he expected cooperation from the School Board, Mayor Rirk�am declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION ��88-1967 APPROVING FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ORDERING BIDS �W-75-G. MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution ��88-1967. The motion was seconded, and upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. The City Manager said that the bid dates were left open because it could not be published for the Meeting on the 15th of May and the next meeting was the Regular Council Meeting of June 5, 1967. He wondered if the . Council wanted to set the consideration of the bids for May 29, 1967. The Council decided to set the date for June 5, 1967 because the last week is a vacation day week. CLEIIMS • � � MOTION•by Councilman Harris to approve for payment General and Public Utilities Claims ��11650 through ;�11749, and Liquor Claims ��1054 through � ��1088. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. � i LICFNSES: Councilman Harris questioned Excavat�_ng, Inc., and asked in his land alteration. The the excavating license for Lenny Cochran if he had performed up to the standards required City Attorney said that he had posted no � � � , , � ,. ' � ' � � i � � , ' � i REGUI�R COiTNCIL NIEETING, N1AY l, 1967 PAG bond so the permit had been cancel].ed. Councilman Harris aslced if the Counczl waz�ts to issue riim a license to contin«e when he di� not 1ive. up to the agreement. The City Attorney said he w ould think that these would be two separate items, this would be for him to act as an excavator rendering service to the �ublic. He would need a land use alteration permit to do his own 1and, but he would not need this license. MOTION by Cauncilman I3.arris to approve the following licenses,excluding the Excavating License for Lenny Cochran Excavatin� Inc., 6537 Central Avenue Northeast, Fridley, Minnesota, and have the administration draw thi� to his attention as to the reasons why. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upo a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor.Kirkham declared the motion � car ied: � I / CONCRETE LICENSE Douglas C. Lida ' 2553 Dupont South � Minneapolis, Minnesota � By;: Douglas C. Lida . New BLACKTOPYING " A.fi.C. Blacktoppin� �o. ' _ _ 130$ Main St. N. E. _ . Minnea�olis, �linnesota . Sy:. James L. Turpin _. Rene�•ral EXCAVA'rT\G Lenny Cochran Excavatino`Inc. , _ 6537 Central Ave. \'. E, _. . Fridley, �Iinnesota 55432 By: Lenny Cochran� Renecaal 4laalen & Sabby, Inc. 9082 Polk St:. N. E. By:' James 6v�aalen & . ,_ rlinneapolis, Minnesota Ronald Sabby Rene��al . GAS SEF.VICES - Al�s Plumbing & Heatino Inc. 8392 CenCer Drive ' Sprin� Lake Park, ,`Pinnesota B�:°.Alvin Hillsdale Renewal Mi?1 City Heating &�ir Cond, Co. 1300�-B 16th Ave. V. Minneapolis, �iinnesota By: William Stevenson Renewal Royalton Heatin� & Coolin� Co. - . � 4626 Lyndale Ave , v. rlinneapolis, `riinnesota By: Sdilliac� Ste:•rart Rene�,aal St , tiarie Sheet `Ietal Inc . ' ' 794-0 Sprir.� Lake Roa.d rlinneapol.is, :`I�nnesota By: Lo��is J. St, i�lari�: Rene�aal � ';. _ .+ . n RI;GIILAI: COLTNCIL rILETING, rSl1Y 1, 1967 Superior Furnace Co. 6121. 42nd Avenue North Mi.nneapolis, riinnesota �I Ray N, t�lel.ter �He��tir.o 'ro, 'G�637 Chicago Avenue So. ', riinneapolis, rlinneso�a ' ,• ENER��L CO�tTP''.CTORS ' lemron, Inc. ' %�1 C011l!, Uld Pi1VC�.. ' riiniieapolis, �iinnesota ', Dahlberg �uilders y II1C . ' 1121. 80th Avenue N. E. , Tii.nneapolis, i�linne.sota ' Donco Bui_lders , 7.nc . � 1052 Osborne Road ', Fr.i.dle�y, rlinnesota ' Peter Dukenfield Co. ' CFZ25 Excelsior Blvd. ' ' St. Louis Park, riinnesota '' Charles E. Johanson 160 �Iartman Circle ' Fridley, Plinnesota ' Henninj Nelson Con'struction Co. 4216 Shoreline Drive ' l�finneapolis, biinnesota ' S. E, Templ_in Construction Co. ' 61s!F Stinson Blvd . ' Mznneapolis, Minnesota ' HEATING A1's Plumbing & Heatin� Inc. ' 8392 Center Drive ' Spring Lake Park, �Sinnesota Mill City Heating & Air Cond. ' 13005-8 16th Avenue �Torth � ', Minneapolis, Niinnesota ', Rayalton Heating & Coolin� Co. 4626 Lyndale Ave. ti'orth ' riinneapol.is, �linnesofa St . �farie She:�r >.i-� ta1 Inc . . ?9'�0 Sprin;; La';e r cad riinne�:polis, �•finnesota By: Ho�aard �d. Chandler By: Ray N. Ldelter $y: Ronald C. Johnson By; Samuel Dahlber� By: Rouer Larson By; Grant �fi�:lce�son � By: Charles Johanson gy; �Ienning Nelson $y; S. E. Templin By; Alv�.n Hillsdale By; Wm. Stevenson gy; �vm. Ste��art By: Louis St. i•farie PAGE 2 2 Rene��ral Renewal Rene�aa 1 Renewal Idew New Rene��a 1 Rene�•�al Rene�•�al - Renewal Renewal Rene�•;al Rene :�a l RI;GULAR COUNCtL �LEETII�TG, TIAY 1, 1967 ' Superior I�urnace Co. , 6121 42izd Avenue North � , rlinneapolis, i�Iinn�sota By: Ho��ard Chandler � ', Ray N. Welter Heatin� Co. ' ', 4637 Chzcago Av�_ . Soutt� ' ri`nneapolis, liinnesota By; Ray IV', Welter ' r1 SOi1RY � Dave Berry Concrete & i4asonry Constr. ' 5317 `iotZroe St. N, E, ', Spr:inj Lal;e Park, �I�.nnesotn Py: Uave Berry ' Ganter.'s Constr.ucti.on � ' 5091 High��ay �65 ' Spring Lake.Parlc, �Iinnesota By: Allie Ganter ', Lino Cer:ient Co . , Inc . 41 East Golden Lake Roac1 ' Circle Pines , rlinnesota By: rlerliti �Ieath ' OfL BUR!�;ER 'American Oil Company ', 2288 W. County Road "C" , ', St, Paul, Tiinnesota By: Chester Schmidt Loui.s DeGi.dio, Inc . ,3102 Findley F1ace tlinneapolis, �Iinnesota $�; Louis DeGidio '�SIG� ERECTIO:i 'haegele Outdoor Adv. Co., Inc. '1700 W.78th Street ,riinneapolis, �linnesota By; Warren J. �IcGuire 'Gold Nledal Beveraoe Co. , 553 N. Fairvieta Avenue . , St. Pau1, �iinnesota $y: Arthur riargot C7C.6,�E 1TL Fridle�> Vr:�; Post 363 by: Erlin�; E�:•;�.:ds� 10y.0 Osbor�e t�o�.d i'`.:�. ' �'ridle�r, i•snr.eso�a � I..en�s Dair� by: Leon�rd Gertzen 6!,�� _, , i�:a_tit =i; ;-C� _:��C �' T'.lG.l.°�i � i•�_lTi�:°: G �c:. 1 PAGE 23 �. Rene�.�al � Rene�aa l Ren e�•�a 1 New Ne�a Renewal Rene�aal Rene��,al Renewal Rene�,;al Renerr�l ' � J ' � I � I � I ' ,__ r �� I , I � I ' ' '. x�cu�.r, coU�;crL r�,�z�:�c, r1nY i, i967 "OF"r' S�.LF" 7,en t s D�.�:r�c Ut,�j I'��s� I�iVOi' i:7ad Fridley, i'ii-�nes�ta by: Leonar:� Gertzen YAGL 24 Rene,�al „0':�I S�:L��' • • 'F'riclJ.ey Vrl•! Posi, 363 by: Erlin� C. E�ti-;a.ras Pene��al Z�{.Q �1S'DOi ri2 F'iOc� C� I`:. �. • ', F'' 1C11G�, � i`1:1I1850t;o - S�ftVT_CI�; S`I:�.`1�IOi�: _ 'Ger��<_;� Ser�ic:, by: Leo�:�r.d Geri,�en Rener:al '61}�5 Eas � �ive�� RoG�i ,�i . �.. 'Friciley, i•`inrl�sota � . . 'Riverside St�r.dr?�d by : Jar..�es ttr: ,s �rong Rere,•:al '81oJ E;as �, :�z�fer ?oaci r: , �. 'Fridle� , ii ri:�: o �.a TA�IE i�. �_.._._...._ Fridley V."•;:� Post 3�3 by: Er�ir��, 0. :.��•:�rds Rene�;al ' lOtiO 0��:�rne :toad i1.E. • ,Fr�dley, ��`innesota • TE,XIC�B • - Far'.t Taxi by: �'inton E. Barker New 22� Auro:a Lane Girc? e F'ines, i�'� nn�sota USED C ; �� LJT �*r�.ttyts ��"o� or �o^:t�:,-�� by: i avid SchL.ed��s Rer.Ev:a�_ T 561;9 Un� ve_,�i.tv �.ve. id.�. �'ridle;j, i�`� n:�es�ta ca�u�vzca�rzoNS : . _(A) �BO�ARDT: FENCING AT PARK ' MOT.ION by Council.man Harris to receive the letter from Hans Bobardt, 6560 2nd Street Northeast, Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vate, ttze"re beina no nays, �Iayor Kirklzam declared the motion carried. 0 � � ' � � , ' ' ' ' IZGGUI�R COUNCIL r.�ETING, M11Y 1, 1967 ANOKA COUi1TY: P�1R.�: PP.OPERZ�Y PUP�C��1.SE MOTlON by Councilman Harris to receive the communication from Kenneth W. Campbell, Anolca County Auditox. Seconcled by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there bein.g no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion Garried. C ARCHITECT: CHANGES IN CT1'�' HALZ PI�giVS TION by Cou.ncilman Samuel.son to recieve the communication from S. C. iley & Associates. The motion was seconded, and upon a voice vote, ere being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the m.otian carried. ;OLUMB7A MILLWORK: DRIVEWAY PAGr 25 Councilman Harris said that he had talked to Mr. D. A. Stotts who was the owner of two structures, He said that one of them has been bought by a Drug Supply Com!>any Sti}7i::1i is anticipating changes �,3hich wi11 require heavy e;quipment which would ruin the blacktop and he would like to wait until this is finished. Councilman Samuelson aslced if he could give a bond in lieu of doing it at present. Councilman Harris suggested a Certificate of Occupancy could be issued upon complet?on of the building. Councilman Samuelson asked how it would be written as he is presently using the building. Councilman Harris said he thought it would be a11 right to have a',$100 bond. Councilman Samuelson said that it did not matter to him. M�TION by Councilman Harris to concur with the request of Mr. D. A.'StottS, � �olumbia Milltiaork, Inc., 5930 Main Street Northeast, Minneapolis, Minnesota, a� stated in his letter. The motion was seconded and upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. F ' I ' � I ' , NAGEL; SEWER IN_ NAGEL' S WOODI�NDS: Tl�e Consulting Engineer explained-to the Council the way Mr. Nagel wanted tq service the 8 lots that he owns with.sewer and water. He did not want tl�e installations put through on the rear�of lots because this would limit the size of the buildings that could be put up on several of the 1ots. He also wanted only 2 service connections for the 8 lots which will be the c�nters of the two plots if they are divided, and all lots assessed equally. Mr. Comstoek said that if the Council concurs with his request, it would require a change order to realign the services. Cquncilman Harris asked what would happe�n if he sold ane of the lots without service. The Consulting Engineer said that the Council may want an agree- me'nt rather than just the letter. Councilman Harris suggested a five year ma'ratorium in which nothing can be done, so the City will not have to go back 90 days later and tear the street up. MaTION by Councilman Samuelson to concur with the request of Mr, V.M. Nagel and order the easement document from Mr. Nagel on the realignment, order a Ch'ange Order for the change in the contract, and an agreement document with Mr',. Nagel regarding a fiue year prohibition on street cuts after completion of',the surfacing. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there be�ing no nays, �Iayor hirlcham declared the motion carried. ._ .� ; ., � � REGLILAK COUNCTL rIEL1TNG, MAY l, 1967 ARC�H]_`C'ECT: CITY N�`.LL CH�NGES MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the cor.ununication from S. C. Smiley & Associates. Seconded by Councilmar: Liebl. Upon a voice vote, tlhere being no r�ays, Nlayor Kirkilam declar.ed the motion carried. � s s fi b a e � i ARCHII�:CT: CI��'_� �TAI,L PAGE ?_6 �uncilman Samuelson said he felt there had been some misunderstanding �cause after the meeting on Apra.1 20, 1967 he felt that he, the Mayor, id Councilman Liebl had. been in agreement on programming the police i�ility in the lower level. He said that Mas Matsumoto had called him id; the City Manaoer, and somehoTS� understaod that spaces B-3 and B-13 �uld just have ceil,ing and floor, and no layout for the Police, Mayor _rkham asked Coun.cilman Samuelson exactly what the architect's assignment �s. Councilman Samuelson said that the assignment.at the present time is not to do any schematic work for the police facility, but to get •ices on the ceiling, floor and lightir.g on the two rooms. Councilman �rris said that this had been discussed after that meeting, and he di.d �t feel the City should spend the money for schematics and drawings for �at de�artment until they are sure they �aant to put it in there. He .id that anything done wi11 be a remodeling job any�aay, because con- ruction is so far, he did not feel there was a pressing need at this me, Councilman Samuelson said he felt the opposite, and that p).ans should laid now and provisions made. Councilman Sheridan said he was in accord th Councilman Harris, and if the Council should decide to move the depart- nt in the future, there will not be that much additional expenditu�e at e time of the. move. Councilman Harris pointed out that the Council has proved some chaL�ge orders at the last Council Meetings, and if there is tra money from liquor revenues it wi11 be needed �or the Change Orders, d they still do not have a price on the curb, gutters and landscaping. yor Kirkham said that his concern would be the maney that would have to spent on remodeling the present structure for police use, Councilman ebl said that he agreed with Councilman Samuelson and felt it would be se to go along with his recommendation because the money is go ing to have be spent, and it should not just be pushed off and then eost more in e future. He said that while we are i.n the process is the time �o do and he would concur tivith Councilman Samuelson's recommendation, MpTION by Councilman Harris to receive the letter from S. C. Smiley & Associates dated April 25, 1967 and arran.oe for further discussion on tl�is matter. Seconded by Councilman Samuelsoii. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirlcham declared the motion carried. s s w b tt G LAKE PARK: CULVERTS e City Manager explained the letter had been sent to Fridley because the orm sewer drains come to our border at Osborne Road. Councilman Harris id that just putting grates on their side will not solve the problem less we do the same. Councilman Samuelscn suggested the Council concur th�them and send a letter to the Hightaay Department saying that it should done o:: our side. Councilmaz�. Sheridan said tt�at the grates he saw �;�re - t on the culvert under the highway, but on another outlet off the high- j� right-o�-�aay. Mr. Dave Schaaf, a visitor to the Council �Ieeting, said at a bank had been built tioith a culvert under it, and it is very laroe. � R.E GULE`iR C O iI; �, C IL 2�I� ::� �'?�iv G 3 1 �'.1' 1, 19 6 7 PAG�, 2 7 MOTION by Councilman Szrzuelsan to reic�r t:his matter to the EiL�;ii?eering ' Depar.•tme.nt for tneir study, Secorbded by Councilman IIarris. Upon a voice vote, there being .zo nays, Mayor I'.irkham declared the motion carried. _��7: A. M. JOiINSOi� : DRA.INHGE DT.TCH� _�.___�__..__.____._____.. ,_.__.. _ L_.1 ��(ou.zcil.man Lieb1 presented 1 letter he had received from Mr. Johnson alskino for Counci_]. as��i.sta�ice i_n hasteni.ng an investigation by tne Attorney ' General into a problem tivith a drainage ditch, Mayor Kirkham read the lletter. ' r�OTTON by Ccunci7.m�n Harris to receive the communication and forward it to the State Authorities. Seconded by Council.r,ian Liebl. Upon a voice vote, ere being no nays, Tiayor Kirkham �eclared the motion carried. i�tr. Har.r'is, �otio o�ag?.s a parce•1 of laz�d at appro�:imateiy 6200 Riverview Terrace, taas prese.r_t at the Cou�zcil iT�e:t;.ng and ..�plaineci a drainage p'rob�em that runs over his proper_ty. He sa.id there tiaas an open hole that dees not seem complete on the east s:ide of T.�I. ir47 right-of-�aay, the fa.rst culaert nor�h o� 77th Avenue, Hc� s�.id that it is not shown on the p1at. He asked that trie City F��gineer look at it as he thinks someone forgot to connect some pipes together, 1'i1e Cit:y Er_�ineer said that it is just drainage over toliich rlobody really has control. The Consulting Ei�gineer said that this S�B.S a ditch niacle by the property owners to rlal�e the land available for agricul.ture .. Z`here ti,�as a discussion of dra.i:za�e problems in the area, Councilma.n Samuelsoi� said that the ultimate answer w�.11 be a storm sewer system, and tha.t BJ_aine and Spring Lake Park would pi�rticipate in the cost ior the water they are conr-r.ibuti,z�. Mr. Harris asked if the Engine�rino Uepartment could come out and look at it. 'ION by Councilman Lieb1 to ref_er this drainage problem ta the Engineering artment. Seconded by Cou_icilman Harris. Upvr a voice vote, ther� being nays, rlayor Kirlcham declared the motion carr.ied, ! MOUNDS VIFW: DRA TY�e Consulting Engi.neer said tnat if riourads View is not going to participate i� a joint stor.m setaer, the Cii��,> should eli,minate the work on S�inson. B4ulevard. Councilma:i I3arx•is asked ii catch t�asins t,�ere put ir., would they t�rn out to be too hi.gh or too low. Nir. Cor:istock sai.d that the County h�.s establzsh2d gr.ades for tt�is project, but �lounds Vie�a wants a11 the dpainage and utilities in first. The Council discussed cut�ting the line at SCinson Boulevard. Mr. Comstock,said Lhat the water wiJ.l star.d in the s�reet when it gets to St�nson unl.ess there are cat-c�i basins, r1r. Comstock suggested the Council make some consideration for not providing drainage on S�inson, and perhaps when the County improves it they �aill provide.the drainage and the County can han:lle the cost participation between Mounds Vi:ew an� Fridley. M(�T1:�N by Councilma.Z Harr.is t?�at ttie Coz�sult.ir,.g Engineer and City Engir.eer study this and report back to �he Co�szzcil. *aitti a chan� e order rega�-d? ng the de.Iection of the iine o., Stir.son P,o,�.ievard. Seconded b� Councilm?n Stzeridan. U�on a voice vote, tt:cre being no n��;s, ?�inyoi° hir.kha:r. declared the mnt.ior. carried. , , 1 ' ' r � ' � � ' � ' , , ' ' � P•I�GULIIR COUIvCIL TIGETING, TL11 l, 1967 rI0LI0N by Coun.cilrnazZ Samuelson to refer this matter to the Engineering Department for their stud;. Secorided by Counca_lman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Nlayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. I A.__M. 70H�?SO�� : DRA.INAGE DITCH Councilman Liebl presented a letter he had received from rlr. Johnson asking for Council assistance in hastenir�g an investigati.on by the Attorney General into a pr.oblem �oith a drainage ditch. Niayor Kirkham read the letter. M07jI0N by Councilman Harr.is to receive th� communication and forward it to thq� State Authoriii_es. Seconded b}� Cou?�cilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, thexe being no na5s, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. Mx. Harris, �aho owns a parcel of land at approximately 6200 Riverview Terrace, was present at the Council rieetino and��plained a drainage p'rroblem that runs over his property. He said there caas an open hole that does not seem complete on the east side ot T.H. ��47 right-of-way, the f'.irst culvert norch of 77th Avenue. He said that it is not shown on the plat. He asked that the City Engineer look at it as he thinks someone forgot to connect some pipes together. The City Engineer said that it is just drainage over which nobody xeally has coiitrol. The Consulting Engineer said that Lhis `aas a ditch made by the property owners to rlake tihe land available for agriculture. There was a discussion of drai�.a�e problems in the area. Councilman. Samuelson said that the ultimate ans�aer wi11 be a storm se�ver system, and that Blaine and Spring Lake Park would parti.cipate in the cost ror the water they are contributia�o. Mr. Harris aslced if the Engineering Department could come out and look at it. MOTION by Councilman Li.eb1 to refer this drainage problem to the Engineering T3epartnzent. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. ��J) MOUNDS VIEW: DP.A.INAU� The Consulting Engineer said that if Mounds View is not going to participate �.n a joint storm sewer, the City should eliminate the work on Stinson �oulevard. Councilman Harris asked if catch basins were put in, would they �turn out to b.e too high or too 1ow. Mr. Comstock said that the Co4r_ty has established grades for this project, but Mounds View wants all the Idrainage and utilities in first. The Council discussed cutting the line at 'Stinson Boulevard. Mr. Comstock said that the water will stand in the 'street when it gets to Stinson unless there are catch basins. Mr. Comstock 'suggested the Council make some consideration for not providing drainage on 'Stinson, and perhaps when the County improves it they �aill provide the 'drainage and the County can handle the cost participation between Mounds 'View and Fridley. MOTION by Councilman Harris that the Consulting Engineer and City Engineer ',study' this and report back to the Council wit•h a change order regarding the 'delection of the line on Stinson Boulevard. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. ',Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, riayor Kirkham declared the motion 'carried. ' P�EGUI.�l�R COUi`dCIJ� Mr,�T_:I:�;G, i�u�Y 1, 19U % PAGE 2u , , � ' � � ' � � � ' , � ' r ' � � (K) N.S,S.S.D.: H}�AP�1:�G Councilman Sheridan said that when Cities are taker. in under contract, the NSSSD is not takii�� on their assessecl val�.latioi� and they are not taking a ne�a m�m�er i.�� on the Board, ile said the contract is written that payme?zt to the District is the equivaleT�t of having been a nember at the connection clat�e, plus a fi.�;�.d r.-at� for a�y iuture improvement with- in the Distric:t wha_ch this comntu,iity under cor_tract then picks up. He said that it will. pic�c up a pox�tion o{ all construction to the point o-� the contract and a pe7-cer_tage of any future construction as set out in the contract. Counci7.ma.n Sheri.dan s�zd tliat the hearing is held so that if a communitq is coi�cerned with the District going beyond its own land to provide capacity they may express themse7_ves. Councilman Harris said t�e wauld not like to see Fridley pledge any more f�f their assessed valuation for construction in the other communities. Councilman Sheridan said that under. the contracts, the district would not p3.edge anytning, tl�e comm�nities would have to bring their service lin.es to the district l.ines, so clpacity is a17, that is pledged. Council- man Harris asked if he was asking direction on how to answer the Board. �ouncilman Sheridan said that he would Iike the Council's opinion, but personally would rather see the commun.ities come in un-��er contract than as a member of the District. Councilman Harx•is said our position had been. �atered down 15% by addir�g 2 memb�rs and another member would just do it again. Councilman Sheridan said that he did not feel there was any concern over giving away capacity, but if more cupacity were needed with Minnea.polis or a treatment plant was developed, a community under contract �ould pick up their portion of the cost accor-c�ing to the contract. Council- man Harris said his opinion would be that new communities use the service af NSSSD under contract rather than membership. Mayor Kirkham said he �greed with this. Counc.ilman Sheridan suggeste.d ttiat this. cover all �,ommunities for fut�!�ee service. e b f a a S Tl be TION by Councilman at a11 communiti.es der contract rather �iarris that the position of the Council would be _ requesting futur.. service with NSSSD use the service than through rteznbership. . Paulsen, a visitor to the Caur_cil. Meeting, asked i� Fri.dley had rchased enou�h capacity for Fridley indefir.itely. Councilman, Sheridan: :plained th�:t Fridle;T has not purchased any capacity from the District, �cause once you purchase capacity you pay $150 a connection charge and •om then a$4.50 quarterly usage charge whether you are using it or_not, �t the capacity is there for us to purchase when we need it. Councilman �eridan said that when i�iew Brighton comes in under contract, it tiTi11 still ,ly use about 18 to 20`! of the capacity NSSSD has available with Minneapolis. . Paulson said a gentlemar 1-iad told him th�.t Fridley would have been we11- vised to prepare fo� their o=�m sewage needs rather than �oi�n NSSSD. Mayor rkham said that the projected time wheri a11 the capacity is used is far ough in the future that there is no reason to be concerned. Mr, Paulson ked if there was any char.ce for the 'istrict 3isposal plant. Councilman er.id.an said tha� th�re was a good possiba�ity for it. � MOTION w�s seconded by Councilman Sherida:�, and upon a voice vote, ttiere ing *�o nays, i�layor Y:ir.<har declared the n?cr_�on c�.rried. � � � � I , I � REGUT�.i� COLTivCIL rIEETI\G, P•1A� l, 1967 ARC'HIT�CT; C��1NGl�; ORDER �FG-l: MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve Change Order No. G-1 for the Fridley Civic Center. Seconded by Ccuncilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no na5�s, r1a�Tor Kirkham declared the motion carried. � NSSSD: NOTICE OI' SEjJEP. USE AGP.EE��.NT VIOLATI OTION by Councilman Sheridan to receive the co!nmunication from the NSSSD nd;turn it over to the City Attorney for clarification and an answer o e prepared for the Council Meeting of rlay 8, 1967, Seconded by ou cilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham ec�lared the motion carried. ISITORS: PAGE 29 Mlr. ,T. D. Ferguson, 6811 Oakley Street, said he would like to offer his v�,ote o� confidence for Cliief NlcCarthy and hi� department for all that they � hlave done. He said that we should be proud and remember what he and his department have done for Lhe City, especially twa years ago. Ii I ' I � � � � � BLe SPRAYING MOOP� LAKE Cpuncilman Liebl said that in the minutes of the Parks and Recreation C�ommission they had discussed the spraying of Moore Lake. He said that the Council should be thinlcing about this because the season is going to s�art soon, and he would preter that the whole lake be sprayed because o� the skin disorder complaii�.ts in the past. C TY ATTORIvTEY: FOOD ORDINANCE The City Attorney said that some time ago copies of a food ordinance �vere d�.stributed and it was suggested at that time that the Council meet with t$�e Board of Health and dis�uss this ordinance and a number of other oxdinances that should be amended, He said he would like to have a meeting scheduled for this discussion. Councilman Samuelson suggested they meet at 7;00, May 8, 7.967 befoxe the Public Hearings. The City M�.nager said that tl�is may be too early for the Doctors on the Board of H�alth. Councilmar_ Sheridan said that the League of Women Voters were s udyin� food ordina�zGes in conjunction witt� State Stat�ttesand State Lata a��d they might like to sit in on the dis4ussion far their o�,;n information. The City Manager said that he and the Health Inspector have been trying tb get an ordinance going for four years. He said that this would provide f�es for some of the inspecfiions he does make and also the Health Inspector c�n do a better job �aith an ordinance. Mayor Kirkham asked the City M�nager to find out if the Health Inspector can meet with the Council at 7�00, May 8, 1967. Cbuncilman Liebl asked if the League of Municipalities could find a model o�dinance to follow, He said he had been tol.d there was a very good one in sbme'City in California. The City Attorney said he had gotten a model o�dinarzce from the League and also copies of ordinances other cities are using. SITOF:S : NI�.�Carl Paulson, 430 N.E. 57th P1ace, said that: it seemed to him that a b�dy such as the PoZice Civil Service Coramission should have legal acivice at REGITI,L�F: COUvCIL tiIEI:'I'IivG, NIAY 1, 1.967 PAGr� 30 such t�,nies as the}* may require it. He said that there seemed to be a conflict at ttie present time a;zd he �aai ld lilce to suggest that tliey have the right to en�age impartial_ counsel, so that they have access to legal �dvice, I�ayor Kirkham said that some of these questions may be cleared �p �ahen the City �ttorney r_eplies to the request for clarifying the duties Qf the invol�;cd bodies. 7'Fie City Attorney said. that Mr. Paulson had a good point, and it was very possible.that the City Attorney woulci not be �.ble to represent both the CouL�cil or the Administration and the Police �ommission because of. a con�lict that may requi.re two attorneys. He said He would comment on t.his in some detail in his memorandum. • T�a er in the meeting, Mr. Paulson said that he would like to qualify an ea lier statement he had made concerni.ng legal cour�sel. He said that he did not want his remarks to reflect in any ;aay on any work done by the �?olice Civil Service Commissi.on, . RED'S CLUFi r. a nd Mrs. Huetmacher, ot,7r_er's of Red's C1ub, were present at the ouncil rieeting, and asked the Council if the-re was any possible way o get an e:�ten;ion of thei.r license as they are negotiating with a ocal buyer. Councilman Harris read trie motion of tfie Council at the egular Counc.il Meeting of January 3, 1967 at which time they were granted 20 days to give them an opportunity to culminate the sale of their usiness. Councilma�z Harris said that if the Huetmachers have a proper uyer for their business, he can come in and see i£ he can get a license. ouncilman Ha-rris said that if he applies the Council will process it ery quickly. . . Huetmacher said that it was not good to close the club, and said he uld not figure out why this is ha.ppeni.ng as he teels they have been nished enough. Councilman Harris said that the Council does n.ot set e Iaws, and the� have to abide by the Minnesota S�.ate Law. Mayor Kirkhani , ld Mr. and Mrs. Huetmacher to adv9_se their prospective buyer to make � � plicati_on, but tl�at in the meantime the club wi11 have to be closed. CNARLES E. JOI�IANSON INC. , A.I,. WILLIAMS �?lb/a ��7ILLIAMS I`ING C0�-IPANY, CT_EMROi�T, INC. , AND OTI�;?'. SIT�III.�I�L`i SITUATED: � MbTIOPd by Councilman Samuelson to rece_ve the summons regarding connection c�arges and refer it to the City Atterney ior an answer. Seconded by � Cbuncilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there beir.g no nays, Mayor Kirkham d'eclared the motion carried. � IA.�JOUI'.NMENT • � T�ere being no further busiziess, Mayor Kirkham declared the regular Council � M�eti_ng of rlay l, 1967 adjourned at 12:25 A�M. � ' Respectful7.y submitted 4%i'%� � /— ! '�� 1 >G c c_. ��'., � _ :.'C . � „��/ i`: r �- _.- t - / � � i�t�.ry Lu Stror.� S�cretary to the Ca��.�cil � � . I , I � P�1GL 31 THE r1INU1.�S OF TF� SPECIAL PUPLIC ;;I�ARTNG i�ETING OF MAY 8, 1967 l�e Special Public Hearing P�Ieeting of the City of Fridley was called to rder by rlayor Kirkham at 8:02 P.M. PRFSF.NT: Kirkham, Liebl, Samuelson, Harris (Arrived 8:07 P.M.) Sheridan (l�rrived 8: 28 P.M. ) ABSENT: None CNG CEREMONY• or Kirkham asked the audience to stand and join in saying the Pledge A1legiance to the Flag. � IC HEARING ON IrIPROVEMENT ST. 1967_- 1_ (ADDBNDiJ�1 ��3) : T�he City Manager read the I�'otice of Hearing. The City Engineer outlined o;n the map the street that th'is covers. He said that this would include c'bncrete curb and gutter on both sides of the service drive, additional �.t where it is r.eeded and blacktop on the mat,; The Finance Director gave the expected cost of the project �ahich benefits three properties a;s $10.11 per foot. He said that this is a little higher than usual as� there is only one sicle of the street to assess. Mayor Kirkham asked if anyone in the audience wished to speak on this proposed improvement, R�.ymon.d Carlson, the Managex of the Fridley Lumber Company, said that he h'k�d petitioned for a mat only and not curb and gutter. He said he would 1'ke the Cot�_ncil to consider the fact that the street has been established f�r 12 years and has excell.ent drairi��e. He said that he thought putting cj�rb on the west side of the service drive would be ar. excessive burden o� the property owners as everyone would have to regrade their property. H� said that the three companies have grades established for maximum drainage tb the high�aay. He said that these three companies have been here many y�ars, ,are well established, and will be there in the future, and curb and gt�tter wi11 mean they will have to regrade the parking area in fron�. (�OLTNCIII�FAN HAItRIS ARRIVED AT THE MEETING AT $:07 P.M,) Mr. Carlson asked if there wi11 be any provision for access onto the high- w�.y. The City Engineer sai.d that there is existing access to the southbound l.�ne, r1r. Carlson. asked what will be done with the access as the County is o�t grading it every month or so, as they seem unable to.stabilize it with t�e heavy traffic going over it. The City Engir.eer said that the City c�.nnot go on the State right-of-way, but they can request that the State dc� it. Mr. Carlson said that a few years ago he had approached the State about putting a mat on it at the Lumber Compan+�fs expense, but tney� would npt consider it at that time, The City Engineer said that the City can r�quest that they do i.t, and the Sr.ate �•�i11 probably either do it or oive tk�e Ci.ty per«:issi.on �o do tilis sr�all area. The Ci_ty �tanager said that the S�ate does not al.�aays gi��e their perm�_ssion for the City to do this. He s�.id that if the State has any feelino tliat they night want to �ut off spme of�the access to that road, they may say no. � SPECIAL COU`CIL MEETIi�G, MAY 8, 1967 PAGE 32 i Mr. Carlsor said tt�at he has r,e objecti_on to improving the street, 1 although he i�ad requestecl only a mst because it was a 9 ton road. He said he would oo alon.� with curb and gutter on the east side, but feels that curU on the west si.de would be a burden, Cout}.cilman Samuelson said , �ie hac� tallced to tne City E_.gizieer about N'r. Carlson`s request. He said that the Ci.ty is puyi�ig about $2a[�0 to $%.10 per lineal foot for concrete curb acid gut�ers, az�d star.adards are set �or both sides. He asked if the people would keep the area clean and i�:eat if curb and gutter � was not put in on one side. He said he was sure the Lumber Yard would, but was not too sure of the other ttivo. � � � � � I � i I , Counci.lm�.n Harris questioned the polzcy of the Council on spreading the assessments. He asked if it is spread ovex as long a period of time if the curb.and gutter are �ZOt put iz� on both sides. The Finance Director said it is spread over 10 years whei� curb and gurter is put in on�both sides, and over 5 years with asphalt or something less. Mr. Carlson said he had no ob jectiori to a stzorter pe?-iod of time, rir. Boisvert said he had no objection to the shorter time. . Mr. Molinaro, a visitor to the Council rteeting, said he did no� live in this'area, but he questi.oneu whether trucks going in and out would chop up the edges without curbs. Councilman Harris said that is one reason for the shorter assessment period - the street doe;; not have the same lasting value, Nr, rlolinaro aslced i� this would not put the City main- tenance cos� up higher if it would have to be constantly repaired. Mr. Carlson said that they had not ha�? any problems with the 9 ton road that originally had been put i.n. He said that the real problem had been with the center of the road because it was not maintained often enough � or sealcoaLed. He said that they did not want to change their grades which would be necessary witl�. curb on the wesL side. Councilman Samuelson said that if there were curbs on the west side they could have curb openings anywhere they �•�anted f.or access ir_ and out. Councilman Harris said he thought it would be an advantage to them to channe2 tre trucks and cars into one given a-rea. Mr. Carlson mentioned that there would be a problem with sno�? removal in w�nter, and another objection was that it would be hard for the large semi•trucks with up to 45 ton �oads to turi� around. Cou��cilman fiarris saic? curbs would help them channel the trucks in and out, Mayor Kirkham askecl if there was anyone else present that wished to speak on tt�is project. There was no ans�aer. - MOTION by Councilman Harris, seconded by Councilman Samuelson, to close the heariiig. Upoiz a voice vote, there being no naj�s, Mayor Kirkham deelared the Public Hearing on ST. 1967-1 (Addendum ��3) closed at 8;17 P.M. P4ayor Kirkham thanked the gentlemen a.nd told them that a determination would be made either later in the eve�ing or, as is usually done, at the next regular Council i�ieeting. . PUBLIC HEARING ON FIT�?AL ASSESSt�IE!dT ROLL, STORi•1 SEWER PROJECT ��Sl• The City Managex read the Netice o£ �Iearing. The Ci_ty Engineer outlined the area that falls i..nto this draina�e district on �tie map. The Finance Director �a�.Te tl-!e -r�te of assess;��er_t of $,85 per 100 squa-re fee� �ahich will be spread ove� a period of 20 years. He explained that all of a lot need uot .r,ecessa�ily be �aitt�in. the drainaoe dis�rict, and aIZ proper.ty within �r I � I � I� I � SPrCIAL COU\CIL I�IEFTI�G, MAY �, 1967 the district is treated the same and assessed at the same rate. riayor Kirkham asked if anyone in the audience �aished to be heard. PAGE 33 Mr.. Raymond Carlson, E'ridley Lumber Company, asked for the square footage and the amount of the assessrnent for thei.r property. Councilman Samuelson told liim that it was 100,850 square feet and tiie assessment was $908.23. Mayor Kirkt�am said that if anyone in the audience is interested in their assessment on any particular piece of property, the Finance Director could give the figures to him, ; . Co �ncilman Harris asked if the project had been petitioned by a majority. Th City Engineer said that when the trailer court had been rezoned, Mr. Nage1_ had promised to petition for this improvement verbally, and the Ci�y had proceeded on that basis. Councilman Harris said that it appeared that the Na.del property tieas well over 50% -- approximately 70% of the project. MOTION by Councilman IIarris, seconded by Councilman Samuelson, to close the hearing, Upon a voice vote, thel-e being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared � the Public Hearing on the Assessment Roll for SS��81 closed at 8:24 P.M. I � �� PUBLIC HEARING ON STOP��I SEWER PROJECT ��SC ; The City Manager read the Notice of Hearing, The Finance Di.rector gave the rate ot assessment at $3.08 per 100 square feet, minus a previous assessment of approximately $.40 per 100 square feet, for a net assessment cost ot $2.68 per 100 square feet, spread over a 20 year period. He explained that all property is treated the same and assessed at the same rate. He said that this is more or less the complete package as compared to a previous hearing held which was on just one section oi the project. Council- man Liebl indicated on the map the area included in.this storm sewer project. He said that when this is completed, all the sewers in this area will be in the ground. Mayor Kirkham asked if any member of the audience wished t� speak on this project. � Mr. Frank Hart, sewer for this which would be 6000 3rd Street Northeast, asked who had recommended storm area. Ceuncilman Samuelson said that the first resolution, the first Council action, was dated March 2, 1964. (COUNCILMAN SHERIDAN ARRIVED AT THE MEETING AT 8:28 P.M.) Mayor Kirkham asked the City Engineer if he could go over the history of � this project. Tize City Engineer said ttiat this project has been in the works since 1959 at which time hearings were held, and the hearings were held again in 1964 at which time, the storm.se�aer in University Avenue had � been put in before the new highway was cempleted. He said that thfs is now•completing the last leg to drain the whole area, Mr. Hart asked if this included any street, curb or gutter, The City Engineer said that this � is �ust storm setaer. Mr. Hart asked if this �oas being done on the vote of the people. Mayor Kirkham said that several hearings h�d been held. Councilrean Samuelson said that this includes five projects, so five different hearings would have been held. The Finance Director said that there had I been more hearings held earlier than that, but they had just listed the later hearings. Mr. Hart said he had never been notified. � , I' Mr. Molinaro, 611.1 P.ainbow Drive, said ::E,.at �ahen the overgass fur the railroad tracks �aas built and �-Iighway 100 was regraded before it became I.69!�, there had been an origir.al. secaer to drain Summit rlanor and the Hyde Paric area, but this had proved insufficient. He said ttiat 10 years. SPFCIAL COL'1vCIL M};�TING, �Il�Y 8, 1967 PAGE 34 , ago the people had paid an assessment on tnis trunk lin�. Councilman � Liebl s�i_d he tlad looked up this area, and the assessmerit �aould be less than $300. A,visitor to the Council Nieeting asked if the assessment would not be a hardstiip on t�oo house� that are the only ones on the block ' and are on corners. Mayor Kir.icliam said that they would pay nothing extra as the project is assessed according to squure f-ootabe. Council.man Liebl explai.ned that sanitary se�:%er is assessed according to front �ootage, but � storm sewer is on a squar.e faot.a�,e basis, and everyone �vill be assessed on their squa-re footage in the draiiiagc: district:. Mr. Kedro�aski, 6324 Stat-lite Boulevard, aslced on which streets the storm � sewer was laid, The City Engi_neer sho�t�ed ttie s�_o?-m sewer lines on the map, Mr. Kedrowslci asked about a petition signed about a year ago against a contractor because of a poorly set- up secaer. Councilman Liebl said that , this had been a sanitary se�,aer problem �anich has been solved and is not being assessed. He said that the b�_��cic dirt and sod is going in now from that project, but this present project is storm sew�r. Mr. William Faber, 6181 Trinity Drive, said tnat he understood that the assessment would not be placed until the projeet was complete. The Finance Director said that a project can be assessed wtien a contract is let. Mr. Faber said that earlier he had been told the project must be completed first. The Finance Director said that alttiough it is not 100% complete, it is substantially complete rio��, aad if adopted this evening, the first payment wi11 be placed against the property on next year�s tax statemer�t, and the project wi11 be completed Iong before that. Mr. Richard Schillinger, 0201 Trinity Drive, asked if there was a particular time schedule for the replacement of sod and to put the property back in the condition tha;. it was in before tne project was begun, and he also asked if_ the Council has considered permanent type str_eets in the Sylvan Hills area, The City Engineer said that they had hoped that the people would peti.tion for streets, and the property would b� taken care of at that time. He said that the streets are in very bad snape, but if the people do not petition for permanent streets, the City �aill have to go ir. arid do some cleanup work on the pro��er�y. Councilman Liebl told NIr. Schillinger that he would like to know the sentiments of the people on Trinity Drive on whether they would like permanent streets. He said he had talked to the people on Jupitor Drive and about 90% of them had signed a petition. He said he was going to report back to them now on the cost. Councilman Liebl sai.d he respected the Taishes of the people ar_d if they want permanent streets, he would encourage them to let the Council know. Mr. Schillinger asked if he taas talking about just two streets, or all the streets in Sylva.n Hzl1s, Councilman Liebl said that at present he was talking a�ou� tG�o streets, as.the Council ne�dsa petition of 50% to go ahead. Councilman Harris said that the Council would be happy to accept a petition from the people for any street in Sylvan Hill.s, and get it in the street program this year. A visitor to the Council Meeting asked the cost per foot. The Cify Engineer said that the average cost to improve the existing base, mat and curb would be $8 a front foot. Councilman Liebl said that Comet Lane was pretty torn up and canno�be left as it is, so he would encourage the people, if they txave th.e resources to pur in a perrnanent. street and concrete curb and gut.tc�rs, �;� sa;d L;�at he hzd ti�e p�*_it-io.�1 fr.o�:� the people ozz Jupitor Drive �aittl him. � � � � r � � ' � � � � 1 � , r SPLCIA.L COUNCIL rtisl�a �:i:NG, NL9Y 8, 1967 Mr. Schilli.n�cr asked hota a corner lot coould b�. assessed, The �inance Director sairi �hat corr.er lots jaere fioured as they were platted, �aith the small side considered the front. He �aould pay so much a frottt foot for ttie small side, and 1/3 of the side. NIr, Marsnik, 6101 I�ainboc�; Drive, asked for tiis assessment. He also asked if 61st Street was goii�g to be a throuoh street. P�Iayor Kirkham sai_d that in the respect that it will have the right--of-way, it will be a through street, Mr_, laber said that= about two meetings ago, the Council had said that i� 61st Street was going to go across the tracks, this r,•aould l�e open to sorne lcind of hear�_ng, as there were people against this c-rossing. Councilmaz�. Harris said that before this was done, he f elt it would be a subject for a publi_c hearing. Mr. Marsnik asked if ttie assessment �vould be the same on this street as it is a State Aid streE=t. Mayor Kirkham sai_d the assessn.e�zt ��1ou1d be the same, the benefit would be that they �•aould get a better street azld the State Aid would pay tt-ze difference, T3r. Hart said that his sod is torn up and his blacktop drive has been ripped up for about 5�eet where tne storm sewer goes on 60th Avenue. The Consulting En;ineer said that none of the cleanup �aork has started yet on this project. He sai_d tl�at o.,-hen the bid was 1et, they had 150 worki.ng days, and a11 sod and driveways ��i11 be replaced in kind, He said there i.s a delay for settling, as the bid ��ould have been higher if they would have allotived for compaction. Mr. Searle, 6231 Starlite Boulevard, asked if the storm sewer on Starlite Boulevard is extended to Trinity Drive. He said that water runs do�an to 62nd Aven>�e, and �ahen houses are built along the tracks where will the water go. The City Engineer explained.that when the streets are improved this wi11 be taken care of with a rninor. storm sewer or catch basins, A visitor to the Council Meeting complained about the way the City r.epai.rs streets by putting asphal_t right on sand so tfiat it is �aashed right out again. The City Engineer explained that this was an oi1 stabilized street he was tallcing about, and if it had been blacktop it woiald have been cut out and patched, but it is too costly to really fix the oil stabilized streets. Mr. Knutson, 6300 Starlite Boulevard, asked the City Engineer to review where the pipes go. The City Engineer pointed out.on the map where the lines are being installed, Mr. Knutson asked if the railroad property wi11 be assessed also. Councilman Harris said that the railroad is being assessed and that they have a representative pr.esent at �he meeting, Mayor Kirkfiam sai.d that they �aill be assessed at the same rate as everyone else. Mr. Merle Longerbone, 180 Sylvan Lane, asked for his assessment. Council- man Liebl told him it is $280.72, Mayor Kirkham sai.d he had a written communication in objection to this project from Mr, and Mrs. Franlc Chock and �Ii5s J. CFioct�. rI0'I'ION by Councilman Harris to recei_ve this eo�u�u.inicati.on, seconded hy ' Councilman Sanluelson. Upon a voice vote, there 1:eing r�o nays, ifa;=or Kirkham declared the motion car.ried. I� P�GE 35 � , � ' , � L_� � LJ i , � � 1 ' � � , SP�CTAL COU��ClZ MELTIivG, tiTAS' 8, 1967 PAGE 3 6 � visitor to the Council rleeting asked i.f the set�ler stops on Trinity _ Drive. The City Engine2r said that tt�e pipe ends there at the present time, The visitor asl:ed the reas�n fhat it goes this far up. 2'he C9,ty Er.�.bi.neer. sa7_d th�.t tt�is wi11 drain ihe area of iiain Street and ttie extension west of 61st Avex�ue. i'he Caz�;;ulting grzgineer explained that the sewer tias bee?t laiu deeper at ttzis 1.ocation becaus�: of the fu�ure possibility of ar. underpass of the rai'_.road tra.cks, He said it was determined a goocl plan to constr.�uct thi.s at this time at 61st. I?e said the; bids were tal:en both tivays, and ther�. �oas appr.oximately a$4,000 di �ference £or ttie deep line for the future. Tl�ie visitor said he felt th y should have put in a shalla�a line a.r_d removed the possibility of an underpass. The visitor asked ��ihy the stor.m sewer ��as r�ot going to Starlite Boulevard to drain that area, I,'_e said there is a toater problem there as much as az��=tahere e1se, a�zd asked if th�.s taould be another assessment late-r, The Cor�salti?�� Fs'�?;ix;��;�r said that alley gutters can be provicled to carry tp�e Laater to tl�e s��-��r w��e�z it is completed, and if for: sorne reason th� a11ey gutLers cazinot be made, an extension of the storm setioer. tai11 be made. He sai.d the street �oil1 be raised on the west side en�u�ii so that �aa�er �ai1.1 ru�� do,.?n, P�Tr. Schillinger as?ced if ttie peopl.e petit.i.on fcr a pe�nian�nt street wotil.d ttiis be a 20 year assessment, The City liai�ager sai.d that it would be spx-ead over a period of 10 yelrs. r1r. Martin Dykhoi�, 5810 3rd Street Northeast, asked for his assessment cost, He was told it was $280.26. Councilman Liebl said that he �aould Zike to mention that many people boubht thei_r houses from the developer P•1r. LeviiZe, and have money in esc-row for the improvemeiiis, fIe sug�ested that the p�ople check on this and they may not have to raise the money for this assessnient. Mayor Kirkham su�gested they ca11 the Pinance Director during �aorking hours and they could geL- this in.formation, •' Mr. Knutson �sl:ed if permanent streets u�ere put in, what provision would be made to route traff.ic, ��e said that cars come into tne area now and get lost, and the traffic is gettiug ti.�orse and w_3uld be too much for permanent streets. Counci?man Lieb1 explained that whnn the Mississippi Street intersections are completed they will not have this prob"��m as Mercury Drive wi11 be olocked off and they tioill have just residential traffic. _ Mr. Kenneth Sorby, a representative for Gift House Sta�nps who owns property in this area, aslced the difference between Storm Sewer Project �F5 and Storm Sewer Project ��SC. Mayor Kirkham said that it was all a*�e project divided into different sections, but the overall assessment is the same, Mr. Robert Peterson, 6I52 Trini.ty Drive, asked for his assessment and was toTd' it ��as $254.63. Mr. Ed WetterUerg, 175• Syl��an I,az;e asked for his assessment and was told it was $287, i�IO':'TO�; oy Cou:icil.m�n �tarris, seconded �y Counc�.l��rl S2sluelSOri� to close the j"lE <71"lIl �• TUPOT? S VOICE'. VO�C' � t�1E?Z'E' C�c1.I;� I.G Iiaj 5 � i"Ic1�UY �';12'�C�ldill declared the Public Heari.cz� on Storm Se�aer Project 5-C closed at 9;Qg p,1,q. � � � � SP1.CU�L COU�,�CTL Ti�;Es'ING, I�T!!Y 8, 196% ' I'AGI� 3 7 RF,CESS Mayor Kir�t�am declared a 10 minute recess. The meeting was reconvened at 9:20 P.M. SEWF;P� USE AGI:FT_;��*�',iv`!': Mayor Kirkham read the follo�aing letter: Board of Trustees , North Suburban Sanit�ry Sewer District 1458 County P,oad J Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 � ' ' �� , ' ,� '� I , I ' I ' Subject; Gentlenien: Notice of Setaer Use Agreernent Violation The Fr3:dley City Council acknowledges receipt of your letter of April 28, 1967, wherein r.otice was given to the City of Fridley of an alleged violation of the terms and conditions of an agreement between the District and the City. It is the position of the City that the all.eged violation as des- cribed in your letter does not exist. As you kno�a, the master agreement of the District has been amended • by a supplemental agreement between the District and the City of Fridley, Pri�ir to entering into this agreement, the Fridley City Council concluded that it would be in�the best interests of the Ci.ty of Fridley to withdraw from the District. A resolution requestii�.g said t,aithdrawal was presented to the Board of Trustees. After receipt of this resolution, the Board of Trustees and the Frid.ley City Council negotiated the.supplemental agrremer�t. At that time, it �aas .the position of the Board of Trustees that they wished to have Fridley remain in the District essentially so tl�at the assessed valuation of the City, which was over 40% of the total assessed valuation of the District, would be used to help the District secure financing, Tn return for the City withdrawing their request to withdraw from the District, the supplemental agreement provided that the. City could transfer a11 or part of their existing capacity to the District in exchange for an equivalent number of connections. In addition, the supplemental agreement provided that the City of Fridley would not pay any greater user charges than it is presently paying to the rlinneapolis-St. Paul Sanitary Sewer District. The Fridley City Council relied on the terms of the supplemental agreement and agreed to remain in the North Suburban Sanitary Sewer District, It is the position of the Fridley City Council that the present Board of Trustees is attempting to ignore the terms of the supplemental agreement and to avoid the clear intention of the parties to said agreement. It is our sug�estion that the Board of Trustees and Council withhold any actioi� until the present legislature h�s completed their action, if aczy, on the metropolitar� sewer distric� oi11s. Assum9_ng the \orth Su�urban Sa:�itai:y Sei�,er District is s�il1 i_n existence, �,TC i,7ould be happ5� to si� down and attempt to r.each a mutually satisfactory solutio.i to the preser_t � SPLCI�L COUid�';Iti �ff��11iv'G, riAY 8, 1567 PiiGF 38 � � i , � s � ' L_ J , , , I � I , � ' cont.rovezsy. II tt�is cannot be done, �ae sug�est the?i that you comm�r�ce a declarat.or5� jud�m�nt. action to h��ve. the meaning of the supplenieutal agree- ment determined by the District Court. Very truly yours, Jacic Kirkl�am, Nlayor MOTION by Goui�cilmaiz �iarr.is, seconded by Councilman Samuelson, to receive the letter for discussion, Cotn.cilman Liebl said he tiaould like .to ask our representative to the NSSSD, Co ncilman Sheridan, if he concurs with this recommendation, Councilman Sh ridan said he had talked L-o the City AtrorL�ey about this, arid this is in��answer to the NSSSD communication, and under the terms of the master agreement, violaY_ions have to be spelled out irt a reasonable length of time and a reasonable length of time gi_ven to correct the violation. He said tt�at there had 1-�een some dis^uusion over a reasonable length of time, but the board had chosen a June 1st date. He did r.ot feel this Ietter would have to go to the Board at their meetii�g the next evening as it. can go the last nieeting of the month if the Council chooses. Mayor Kirkham said that the Council may as we]_1 make use of the time that is allowed.: Councilman Harris questioned the wordi.n�, "mutually agreeable solution", in the letter and asked Councilman Sheridan if this was part of the wording he had e��visioned wY.en he had talked to the City Attorney on this. He questioned whether this meant ar.ythi.ng less than the supplementary agreement, PIr. Gibbs, acting for the City Attorney, said he had asked the City Attorney about this himself, and the City Attorney had said that the intent�of it had been not to slam the door, but to leave an opening for future meetizigs. Councilma�� iar�-is said he felt they should make certain the Coun.cil sticks by the supplementary agreement as they see.it, rather than take a position on negotiatiorx. The Council discussed the possi- bility of rewritin.g tlie last paragraph. Councilman Lieb1 said that his concern was tl�at we have had this problem since the first of the year, and he wor_dere�-1 what chance the Council had of winning if this was to be fought ifz court. He said that the Council could lose and then it would cost us the money. He said that he zaould like assurance that ther.e was a chance to win it if there was a fight, Councilman Sheridan said that they were not talking about fighting it, they will just be asking the Court to interpret the supplementary agreement. Counci.lman Lieb1 said that if the Court interprets in favor of the Board, the Gouncil wi11 have to pay it plus interest. Cour_cilman Samuelson said he did not think there wo�.�d be any interest, and the Council was just trying to protect the rights of the ci.tizens. Mayor Kirkham said that if we do not follow up our agreement, we might just as we11 not have had it in the first place. MOTIOi1 by Councilman I-Iarris that the letter. not be presented to the Board. of the NSSSD until the last meeting in May. •Tiayor Kirkham said that in the meantime the Courci_1 may �oant to redraft. the last paragraph. Secon�led by Council.znln Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor nirkha,:t declared the motion carried. ' sY�cr��r cot;�c.-�_zs ��i�:��;�r��;�,Gy r�Y 8, 1�07 �ncF. 39 � � ' ' � ' , ' L1 � ' �. . ' r1ayour I�itlulani ask��d t�iat this be brou�i�t bacic on ttle a.nenda at the meetii�g oF rlay 15, I967. Mayor Yi.rkham read the fo1l.o�a�_r�g paragr_aph suggested by the City rlanager as a tt�ougt�t to replace the last par.a�raph: "The Cou�ci.l wilJ. be happy �o meet with you and d;sc�ass alter�nat�ives, b�t the Council must advise you that it is z�ot irzcl.i<<ed at this t:ime to accept less ttian its interpretati_on of the strppleme�ital agrc�r�ment. RESOLUT�:O�v ��89--1967 REVO.�:L�1G MUidIC:CPI�.T STA'C'E ATD ST�RE�T: Councilman Harris asked why this street is �eing revolced. Councilman Sheridan poin.ted out that t:his �,�as 1 Cour�#:.3, road, and when it is taken out they wi.11 have 5 or 6 blocks morc of i�ISL3S street available, MOTION by Council.man Tiebl to adopt R.esolut-io:i ��89-1967, Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upo�� a voice vo+�e, there :,�.nU no riays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. The City Engine�r saic� that the County is proposing to improve this street this year. GARAGE BUILAII�TG PERMIT - 5896 �a[1SH:CNGTON SThFET NORTHEAST, ROBERT PETERSEN; The City Manager said that there is at least one other garage on this 30 foot easement, and indications are that a 12 foor. easement is the ma�imum the City n.eeds. He said the Council would not necessarily need to vacate this easement, but they could let the owner build up to the - 12 foot easement, and if the City s��ould need the 30 foot easement, he would have to remove his garage, but tliere is no indication at this time that the City would ever need this, Councilman Sheridazi said tliat he had talked to these people the other eveziing, and he had suggested that they wai.t until the Council has had a chance to look at it. He said that it appeared at the time of platting, this was left for a possible storm sewer installation. Councilman ' Samuelson said that it appeaxs alI right �aith him if they would sign an agreement, using an agre2n�erit similar to the otze that was used in Hartman Circle as a guideline. Councilman Harris asked if this garage would be blocking people from gettinj into other garages if others also cF?ose to use this easement for garages. Councilman Sheridan said that all garages would be serviced off the street, as there is no alley. The City Manager said � permit with a written on possibly vacating that if the Council wished, they could grant this a�reement, and he can bring back more information this easement. � MOTION by Councilman Harris to authorize the building permit subject to a written agreement, Seconded by Cour,cilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being r.o nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. I , I ' RESOLtJTION ;',�90-1967 CO:��'IIL�IING ASSESS��i NT P.OLL FOR S`.COP�I SET:TFR Ii�iPROVE�•IF.'NT PROJ�GT N0. 81: -_ 1�IOTTO,>i by Cou::cilma;� Har�-is to ado�t l�esoluti_on ;',=90-1957. Seconded by Gout.cilman Lieb1.. Upon a voice vot�, thex-� bein� no nays, �tayor Kirkhart dec.lareci tt�e motio;� carried. ,, � � , , � � � ' ' ' ' � ' I ' I ' li I 1 SP}'aCl<1L COiINC1=I� TiEP�,ll:i�,'G, PI11Y 8, 1907 PAGE 40 P�1 SOI.V� l0`, 7�9].-1901 C0 171�i5�i;G �SS1'�SiiPI�T P�OLL 1''OR Si0F,1�I SET�Tl'�R Ii1PROVFi�T�.i`TT PROJI C'1 N0. 5•-C :, �_.� —__ _ _ ___.____�..__.�.___�_ __,�_ ._�__________. r10TI0iv' by Councilma:� S�?nuelson to adopt Resolution ��91-1967 noting writter� object:i.oT� �rom i�ir. and I�irs. Frai.ic Chock and I�iiss J. Chock, Seconded �y Councilrr;�,1 �i�ericiar�, tipoti a voice vote, there being no hlayor Y.i.rlcham dec7.are.cl tt�e moti_oz� carried. the nays, SThEET 1967-1 �ADDE��DUM �f3) ; Co�Zncilman Harris said triat the hearing riad been held on this earlier th�is evening, and stioul.d this be done by resolution also. He said hel felt the Cour�cil should discuss C,1t�ether the curb ar.d gutter tivas go'ing to be on one sicic or botfi sictes. Councilman Samuelson said he would li.ke to talk to i�1r� Pay Carlsoz� 1ga;n and bri.ng this bac�: at the next meat-ing, Couiac��_i.n��_� Yarr.is said that he thought putting curb and gutter oza one side was :�a1se econozny for t.t�e stre�t and for the propa;-ty that benefits from L'h;s project. �ie tlioubht this would be continually broken up and in r?eed �f re�air. CI�AIM�SATT_SF'ACTIOV�BI.�I�TCOn1I LA��?SU:C�(, Mr. Gibbs said the CitS� Attorney had aslced him to bring a letter to the Council�s attention from ti;�yman Smith regarding the City of Fridley versus Bianconi 1a�asuit. He said that the Bianconi �ttorney had indicated that they would agree to pay $2,000. Mr. Gibbs sa3.d that the City Attorney wanted to know i.� the Council wanted to pass a motion approving the settlement and authoriz�.ng the Cl.erk to sign the Satisfaction of Judgment. He said that the City Manager had reconunended that �hey hold the motion until the satisfaction is received. Councilman Harris said that from a good business standpoint he felt the Cotzzicil should see the Satisfaction. Councilman Samuelson said he a�;reed. The City Manager said that it could get pretty invol.ved in policy on tlze question of just how much is released: Councilman Liebl questioned whether the City is receiving $250 more under the new agreement. Mr. Gibbs said that the Council had agreed to any offer over $1750, and they had offered $2,000. He said that Mr. Smith felt evidently that this was a good settlement. The City Manager said that the City is only losir.g about $80 plus interest by this settlement. The Council decided to have the Claim Satist'action brought to the Council at the next Council I�ieeting. AD JOURIvTn��I T : There being no further business, Mayor Kirkham declared the Special Council Meeting of May 8, 1967 adjourned at 9:45 P.M. Respectfully submitted, �, �r � . /�y ��t c.,c,l f�- _ -'��f 'z_.�. ;_��y i � � Mary Lu Stxom Secre�ary to the Council ' , ' ' ' , � ' � ' , The �Honor� b l e�?.1�yor �-�r�c! C ity Cour�c i 1 ��lenbers The fo I I oz•r i ng i nform� � i on i s be i ng �rov i d�d for your con s i derat i on �s �; result of our di�cussions �t -the Councii meetiny of April 3, t 96�, �ihere i n I i nd i c��ed to you tn��i; a i ong w ith the job •descr ipt i on oui 1 i n i ng the ecluc�t i ona I b�-,c1<grourd rec;�� i rern�nts, fur�her job descr ipi, i on t��.s necess.�ry i n order �o proceecl t� ith our proposed in-�entions of hiring � fuli-time city pl�r�ner. The fo ! I oti•: i nc� � dd it i on a I su�gesi: i o,�s � re not. i ntended to be comp(ete but r,ther �-;re being provided for yo�►r i7form�tion: I. Pl�nner to be respansible to each depar�meh� �s directed by the C'tty hl�n �ger. . 2. Ass i st the C i ty P�1Gn� ger i n �-�ny add i i i on � I du � i e s as required. 3. Pre�?re � 1! E��ckground i nfor�� : i o;� re ! at i ve to G petitioner'� request_fo.r the Pl�,nning Comnission's cons i c�erat i on �nd �heir subsequent de �erm i n at i on . 4• Continue to upd�te �,II City Plannin� ,nd �oning �t the direction of zh� Co�nci (�_nd City j"-1,nage�, S• Cont i nue �o upd� te ord i n,r,ce s re 1 � � i ve to p(� nn i nc� . nd , zoning �re�s �s direc�ed by �he City Council with tt�e assist,nce of the legal dep,riment, , ' ' 1 ' 6. 6e ,v� i 1�_b 1 e to so 1 i c i± prospec L i ve conmerc i., I� nd industr i �( i nves':ors. %. Adv i se the P I anr, i ng Corc� i ss i or� on �ny new i de2s i n pl�nnin� concepts. � Any- ��u�� i t i on�; ( cr i ter i�: t'z� t you re� I i s necess�-ry s�ie�� I d �ae prep= ,�eG� rOf'' O:.°f USf; :':vfare ti•;e r f'OCc:�i� :J j�"i.�"1 ti'1� � r,'�U � � i n �ervi c;J of � ny o; o.pcc;, i ve p 1.-�;�n i n� e;-� ! o�.•e� . Res�ect�ully sub�i�t��d. ;;,;� y- ,, ,. . D� v:.• 'N��r i's' �_l , F'` .. _ ,, ; �. c .. 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Sub ject : Not i ce of Se�.er, Clse ll�reer;ent V i o I:�t i on Gent I ernen : The Fr i d( cy C i ty Coeinc i 1 �=.c�:.no��r I edc�es rec�;�t of your I etter of A,p�� i I 28, I 96%, �,rhere i n not i c� ti��,s g i ven to �he C i ty of Fr i d! ey oi , n � I I eged v i o! �t i or� of tl�e �er�r:�s .�nd cond it i or�s of � n , greement bettiti�cen the D i s�;r i c�; .,nd i:hc C ity. ' � lt is the position of -L•he Csty -�h�,t th� ,1leged viol�-�tion � s descr i l�ed i n your I etter dc�es not ex i s-t . As you kno��, -L-he m� si:er . �r�eerr,ent of the D i str i ct h� s been : met�cled by � sup� I ernen� � 1 � greement betwc.en ti�e D i str i ct .�nd the C ity of Fr i d I ey . Pr i or to enter i n� i nto ti� i s, c�reemen �, the Fr i d i ey C ity Counc i I conc t udad �i��-,t i�: wou i d be i n the best i nteres�s oF the City of �ridiey to witf�dr�:r frorii tF�� District. A resolution requestinc� s. id �;ithcl,;ti,r,l w��s presented to the 6o��rd of Tru'stees. �lfter rece i pt of th i s reso I ut i on, the 6o,-�r�-� �f Trustees � nd tfle Fr i d I ey C i �y Counc i I ne�ot i., Le�i tti,e supp l ement �� I� greement . At th=�t t i me, it w: s�he pos it i on of tr�e So�,rd or 7rustees th.,t tf�ey w i s��ed to h-ve Fr i d I cy rer,�, i n i r, t��e Q i str i ct esse nt i., 1 I y so tf1.,t �`t _ d ' ' -�I�e r�ssessed v�� I u��t i on of �f�e C i-Zy� wh i ch f over ��0� of the tot �, ! � �.ssessed v�iu;tin�� F% -L-i�e Distric�. wot � ild be used to help the , D i str i ct sec«re f i n�nc i n� , i n returri ior f;he C i�y t� itf�dr� i� i n� I.l. :�_: � the i r ` ec.;ues;: -Lo c� i�f�dr,-�tY fr�or;i the D i s�;r i ct, the sup� I ement�� I 1 � greer; �;nt prc�v i ciea' �`i:h:.-� -�n� C ii; � co� - y .i I c! trr nsfer � I 1 or p�-,rt of � the i r ex i si. i ng c� p�,c i ty to t1�� D i s'cr i c� _ i n exc}��:.n�e for , n equ i v�, ( ent L� r � , nun�!�er of connec�. i c�r� s. I n � c1�' i t i on, tE�u st�p�� 1 en�nt:� I�-��reern�n� prov i ded i-i�: t th� C ity of Fr i ci l ey i�-a�� I d not p�,y �,ny gre��er uses ch�_r��es thrn it i � presen�� ! y p�-�y, i r,c� io the � i i nne.,po I i s-St . P. u I S.�n it,ry Seti,�er D i str i ct e The Fr i ci l ey C i-Ly Counc i! re ( i ed an tFie �erms oi= the supp 1 er�ent�-� i �,,c�,reernen� ��nd � greed to rem�. i n i n the North Subur�b� n ' S�nit��ry Sei,rer District. I-t is thc positior� of tl�� Fridley City . � Counc i! th,� t}�e presf>nt Bo��rd .of Trustees i s .�ttempt i ng �e ' �� — . _ �:k�,��✓ �' 7'r'.l� i�'t�(.,�_ c/�f� ��C'i.-�tiV f��' � err-;3s of the sti� p 1 er�ertt� 1 ag, cer�en;� ��nd �o �,vo i d the cl err I � I ' I � � i ntent i on o F t��e p=�, t i es to s; i d ��greernent . s n (t i s our su�gest i on th� t the '6o:,rd of Tru ste�s � nd Counc i I w ithho I d,-�ny , c� i on ur�t i( the presen � Le� i s! � ture h� s cor.�;� I eted th� i r �,ct i or:, i f � ny, on the rietropo 1 it��n stwer di str i ct b i l �s, Assur,� i ng the P�orth Subur�,;-� 5-n i t� ry �e�•,er D i str i ct i s st i I( i n ` ex i stence, we ��rou i d be h:�ppy to s i t. c�own •.�nd � tter,pt to re. c1� � , r�u�u.�I Iy �,,yisr�cto� y so!u±ion toltfie rec'� '- � �! � p �c�� cor�-�rover sy . � f �,� i s � � . u ' No. 3001--SatisEaction of Jud�n�cnt, I— _. _ . __ - _ _ . i �"� �--9�'- f' r^''� .� r � ��.l�.€-� �?� ;�;��ii-!��,'�f:� � : � � °=; c- .• bfillcr-Davis Co., 2,*,innca� olis . . dJ�V�,1L�+'.�r� �� , . CnitniJ o/' ,__ R�ntsey . _... .._._.... ._ , _ . SE'con� ..... ........... ........__ Judicia] llistrict ....... ........ .. ............ . ._ .............._ _ .. ._ ............_... . . . __..... ......... ....... ..._... .._.City___of._Fridley, a_mun.ic_ip�l. cor��;r.�tion _ . . ..._..__....._ _ . ......_.. ........ Pt�rr'ntiir z•.,. . .._Cecilia A. Eianconi, Executrix of the Estate of E. J. Biancor�" File No. 336948 . _........... ._ ......................._......._. .._...__ ... ............... ,.. dece�sed, ,forme.rly.d,,,h,a, Bi?nconi..Con.struct.io:n.Ccmpa.ny., .anci_ Ohio Farmers Insurance Company, ncC�nrZ�r�,C s ...................G.7..z.y....o.�...�.r.a..cile.y.,....�....nu��.ci.��;l....cor�c?r.��.�.�.on,................................................: : .. .......................................................... � ................................... t�te u��ccle��si.�rccl .jrecl��u��r�-t cicclitr;r. _.. r I�eirL,/ ce��tif'� tltat the j�t<l�u�r,tet erttc�•��<G �t�t�l �7r�r,1�•e(ed «t tl�c r,��u.rt !�bur;� �tat;ce<l i.it t;te «ct�o:z ��bocc ct�fif/<:�l r»t fi�e ._ .............1,2th.. ............... ..... ..................... dccJ oj..... ...Apri.�,_ ... .... ..... ..............., 1��....6Z., il,. f�<z•or nf tic�.._ Ci,�y._o�..�'xi.a.].ey.......................................... ali�1 �r_;��i:i�y�` tl�c_.__.de.tencl�n.ts.... _._ .................................. f,�,• tl�c .�rr;�, ��f' Ttao....Thousand....and...no/100............... i.$2:.00O...QU.).--.-.-..--..-,--.-.r.-.---..--.-.-.:---.-.-.-.;.�. -.--. -.--.----.--.-.-.-.- ........... . ... ----.....Doll�<r�, ......................................:................................................. ................................... ... ...... ............ .................................................................................................... has l�ee�z paicl c��zd satisj�ecl in fzall; antl tjaa,t tJze cleri� o; .:a�d couj•t is he��e7�y 2uthoriwed to discla2r�e said �UC%fi7123J1 � Of 7'L'CO7'CZ. . �.I.�I'' TESTI.�iIO.I"Y Tr"HEIZ�01' ......:..........I............. 3�rz _va... hEre�tinio set_.........m.y............................_.......hand... . t3ci.s _ . .. ............ ............_... ............. ... ......_.... . dcay of ..:.....Ma.y................... ...._... . . . ......, 19...67..... In P��esen.ce of . . ...... .......... .......... . .. ... ..... ...:. .. ................... ....._........... ......._.. __ ...............................__.................................................... ._ __ _ _ _ _ _ _._. .................... C z.�.�t.._o.�....F.r z.d. �.�.y........................... . ............................. . , .... y.. ....................................................................... ......................................... , Marvin C. Brunsell, City Clerk .. .. .. .. .. ......................... ................................................................ _ _� _ .- _. -- - . ......................................................................... • �- Couniy of_.........�.noka........ ", ss. , . . .......................................... On this _..................dai o �Ia ......:.... .. ' ,/ f ............ ...Y . ..............:, 19. 0..7......, . , before me, a.....,.....Vo.t,ary.,.Pub.l,ic,_., ... :; ,..zuith,i�t and for said Cotc;cty pers��aaZli a �ared Marvin C, Brunsell ' .. ........................... . .... ✓ AP- , . .. ........ � �� ....... . ...... ........ ... ............ .......... . ................................................................................... o�ne personally knorun, tcho, beiny:t;�.;3� hy rne �ZZ�lJ sZUOrn ..............................did s�z tlaat ti'zu ' y`t'r�--_!�t�•�^ the Ci. � lerk z7J ��:s. � �::�� he i� ....... .. t.�....0 ..........:......................... ........ . .�r�-.�;.�ar�:�� t � ...� �:�-� . . ...... ............... ........................ .... ...........................................................o f Th�...�i.t.y....a�...Ar.�,d..ley.,.a..municip�l. corp.� ation.. ....................... fore�'oin6 insErumetz�, and tlaat the ;ea.l ��'ixecl to s�i�7 ins�rument is the corno 2te SF°Taiion naan_ed in t3as ': and thcti said insE*iGl71e7Lt u•ccs si�ned a�tc? sealed iaz hehal o� ,said eor ��rutio�z ��T�-corpor�zEior., ' f i A �'� ' ,�c�� ,�.,. �c�_._�::{� x7',� .......................................................................and saicl..........._�zarv.i.n...C.....�.r.uns.�..l.?.....................................:. .................................... � x � .......................................... ..........................................ac�,;nozc�led��cl sa:cl in:>frztnter.t to Le tice free ac.� an�l deed of s�id ' corpor�tion. ... .......... ....................... ...... . .... . . . . ............................................. .... , �ti^o�ary Publi•^ .. .............. ......Cou.....J... .............. .......................... ..... .. ...... . , n t z .l; y cc;r:;�iu�sior c -°s _ ... ...... _ _ ` .... ..... .. ......., I 9 ........... . , . � ' ' ' � ' � ' ' ' � ' ' [� � , I � I ' '��3�`��?�� L9..^��%.� � �n1� e �nr�u��:s�� ;��.�s�:�gr� g�i�i6 C6�3taty Rcaac4 z��: Aginn�apo�is, '�iinnesota 55432 N�yay i, 1957 3::�+FGL OR��2 NUMBER OP�E S��io ��'�1ER, t�A°I'�Ft il3�1� S'�(3Ft2�1 SEfr1�R IAYP'ROY"�NI�1dT PRC�,�� $�a �R.I3DI.�Y� P1�NNEv�€��a C a S � M�Crrs�sa�s m Inc o Rca�te 2 Qsseo, r-iia�xa�sot� 55369 Gentllem� : You mmze h��gr o��, �ast.aca��.��i, r��.� �� v ffi�k� �h� fa3lowing ch�n�� e 1° ��.�g� ��offi this �:o�etraat �a�e casa�tsuc:ti6n of �rcos� sewez �aa�.u�, c�t�� s3rn le�dss s�tch b�€ins a�d msa�olea on Stimm�on �1�� o�ra� Or��ad�;�o so�s��a ss s�h�a�a�a an �heee Numt,er 7 o� the Pl�aa,� e 2, Coastx�Ct ��e sanitag� ��c�� y s�rve th� pro��rey abutt3ng �a ��1�� S��ee�a O��icara�� s� �a� �'c��€� T,fd> �b5 S�r�ace Rc�ad i� ��c�x�� wi2h ttne ��:��d ffi��n�:m� �a �fla:�� os� �E��.et �1��° 2 ��,� 3 c�� :�� s�, Paym�nt €o� ��e �b��: e��C ��,� �f� �� a��d�r�c� wi��a �t�� F�opo�aal e Subffi��t�l a� ��sp��g �g �,�� I3��r�n i�aae �hi� 1�e da� of May, 1967. ��MST� � 1�AVIS, IN�o L%�L� �.G� - �� ` �o v. �Ste�k, ro Eo Approved this ��y �f Ma�9 19�7 by C, S. McCrossaa, Inc. �. So MCCR05S�, INC. Bg� Title Appraved and scr�pte� thia d�q of May, 1967 bq �he City of Fridley, ' M�.n�l�sota. CITY OF FRIDLEY ' M�ayor City Manager � COIKS�O�IC � 1��V�5, IN�. CQ�sulti�� L�n�in�etcs 1446 Co�a�ty Road "J" M3naeapolis, Mianesota 554�2 l�ag► 1, 1967 CHANGE QIt1gER NUMBER S�X WATER IMPRO�'�MEIJT PROME(;T 75-A FRIDLEY, MINIdESOTA Keys Well Drilli�� oo 423 North I,�xi�a�ton �ve�nase Sta Paui, MiatnesoCa 55104 Gentl�ne�n : Y�u are hea�by acethorZzed �h� �iam cf $50�.00 for ��lay da�ages, Apps�►ed this 12th day of May o 1967 by Keys i1e21 L?�iiling Co, KEYS WELL DRYLI,IPTG Cflo Bg� Titl.e App$ov�d as�� accept�� this dl�:q of � . 1967 by the �itq of Fridl�q, � CIi°Y OF �I�]GEY' S� Mayoz S� City M�nager � �� :�� I ORDINANCE N0. 1�r'� � t�N EMERGENCY ORDINANCE FOR EXPENDTNG FUNDS TO REPAIR WELL N0. !+ THE C:OUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I. That the Council of the City of Fridley finds that it is necessary to expend funds for emergency repair of Well No. 4; that the Con- sulting Engineer has advised the Council that such expenditure is necessary and must be done on an emergency basis; that without said repair there would be a lack ot water for public safety and be a danger to public health; that accordingly an emergency exists with�:z� the provision of 3.06 of the City Charter. SECTION II. That it is deemed necessary, therefore, that the City contract and purchase such necessary labor and material and enter into such contract or contracts as may be necessary without advertising for bids for the emergency repair of Well No. 4; and that the total expenditure for said emergency repairs shall not exceed the sum of Ztao Thousand Five Hundred and no hundredths ($2,500.00) Dollars. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CTTY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY �F , 1967. ATTEST: CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell MAYOR - Jack 0. �;irkham I , ' , � ' _� � � ' ' .__ � _ __ � � RESOLU�i'IOi� I�;O. A RESOLU�.CIO%d OF�J�_�I�� t IP•Z�i�O�I�li��iiT Ai�ID� FIT�i�1L PLAl�tS �lTrD S�ECIFIC�TIOiaS: S`l�Oti:% S�,'�;, �t F�ZOJr;C1' N0. 5-C �:1v�E�:D"uT�T 7f1� _ 4JAF'�r��1S, Resolution l;o . 75.-1907 of the Ci �y Covncil adopte� the 17�� day of Apri1, 1967, set th� date for hea_rin� on tiie proposed imp-rovec!ents, as specifi all.y noi�d in tt�e No�ice of Hearin� attached hereto for reference as Exhibit "A", a.na : ` IrIHFRF�IS, all o� th� prop�rty o�;r,e-rs �;<<iose p��op�rty is liable to be assessed ��ritn th� u�a':in� of tii�s�� ;rrt�rover��,l�s �as noted in said r.otice� were given ten �IO� da�s notice by m�,_1 ��,_1 p�,,.blis-�ed. notic^ of the Council Hearin� throu�� tt;ro (2� �r��e;,�,r publica�i.o�s c? t�� requirea r�otice, and the hearin� T�!2,S '!"i�IC� c�..T1C1 tC?� �'�GyD�l' ��r O'r;7i='!'S 'C!2=l'_i� t'��'�7_'20ri 8,t t�7e hearin_ noted in s�.id. notice. v �" .°� � a. S NOGl, THr�?H,FOR:;, Br 11 Rr,SOLTrE�, By th� Cou.ncil of the City of Fridley, Anoka Countyl,i•iin_nesota., as �rollo;,rs: . 1. That th� fo11�i.;�;�� impro�rem��n�s propos�d b� Council Resolution No . 7;-1907 ��.re here'oy- ord�red to oe effected and completed as soon as reason�.bl.y possi'ole to-t•rit: a� All of the improvem�nts as note�: in the notice of hearin� on t'r.e sam� as are noted �in Ex��.ibit "A"� in. said no �ice . That the work above maj be consolidatad �rrith other arzas as one imp-rovemer�t . 2. The i,ror'.� to b� periormed und�r tihis project ma.y be p�r- form�d unde-r or.e or more contrac�s as �ay oe d�e�ed advisable u�or_ r�ceipt of oids. � 3• �OLRStOC�� 2.nC� �B.�T�S � IT1C . J COriSUl; � l'i�' F`Ii�1ri��L'S � a,r@ 'Cl@r'2'O;f . desiUnated as tae �ginee-�s ior ihis �mpro��nent. They sha.].l Ar�pe,-r�' iinal p12i1S 8,T'_�l SP°C� I1C8. ;i Or5 i0?" t2E: C1a1_Cl?1.� � of such impro�r��n.t. . ADOFT�U �Y T�±�� CCU:�tCIL Or T?�� CITY OF FRIDL��,. THIS DAY oF , 1g67. ' , ATTES�' : � ' J i�''li�i �11� ,__ ' • � _�,_. : 1:! .i . _ � ' "., � � � P4AYOi � . - Jacn 0. K_ir?�c��,�� 0 � RESOLUTION N0. RESOLUTION ORDERING Il�'ff'ROVIl"�N�'S AND FINAL PLANS AND ' � SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES OF COSTS TI�EOF: STREET INIPROVIl`�NT PROJECT ST . 1967-1 (ADDENDUM #3 ) ' � WHII�iEAS, Resolution No. 78-1967 of the City Council adopted the 17� day of April, 1967, set the date for hearing on the proposed improvements, as specifically noted in the Notice of Hearing attached hereto for reference as Exhibit "A", and �� - e a . � �. WH�?EAS, all of the property owners whose property is liable to be ' assessed with the making of these improvements (as noted in said notice� were given ten (10� days notice by mail and published notice of the Council Hearing through two (2) weekly publications of the required notice, and the hearing was held and the property owners heard thereon at the hearing, as � noted in said notice. � '� � ' ' ' ' '. ' NOW, THER�E'ORE, BE IT RESOLV�, B,y the Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, as follows: 1. That the following improvements proposed by Council Resolution No. 78-1.967 ase hereby ordered to be effected and completed � as soon as reasonably possible, to-wit: a) The following improvements as noted,under the Construction Item in the Notice of Hearing (in Exhibit "A"�.for the street: Street Improvements, including grading, stabilized base, hot- mix, bituminous mat, concrete curb and gutter, incidental drainage, water and sewer services and other facilities, Iocated as follows: Street• T.Ho �,65 West �ervice Road: From Osborne Road to 750' South. That the work above may be consolidated with other areas as one improvement. 2. That work to be performed under this project may be performed under one or more contracts as may be deemed advisable upon receipt of bids. 3• The.City Engineer is hereby designated as the Engineer for this ' improvement. He shall prepare final plans and specifications for the making of such improvement. � ' 0 ' ADOPTID BY THE COTTNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF � 1967. ATTEST: CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham � ' ' ' ' � � ' ' , , � ' ' � ' ' I ' I � � R ESO�UTI ON N0. ,,,;1-� -1 g67 RESOLUTION TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR TWO POLI CE CAR S B€ IT RESOL,VED by the Council of the City af Fridley as follows: . 1, That it is in the interest of the City to purchase the following items or materials: TWO PQLICE PAl'ROL CARS 2. A copy of the plans and specificati�ons for the above described items and materials, together with a proposat for th� mc�thod of purchase and the paymLnt thereof have been presented to the Council by the City Manager and the same are hereby approv�d and adopfied as the plans and specifications, and the met+�ud of acquisition and payment to be rer�uired by the City with respect to the acquisition of said items and materials. 3. The purchase of said items and materiais as described abovs shalt be effected by seaied bids to be received and opened at 12:00 o�clock Noon on the 5th day of June, 1967. The City Manager is directed and authorized to advertise for the purchase of said items and materials by sealed bid proposals under notice as provided by law and the Charter of the City of Fridley, the notice to be substantially in form as that shown by Exhibit "A" attaci�ed hereto and made a part of by reference. Said notice shalt be published at least 15 days or through two (2) publications in the official newspaper of the City of Fridley. PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS DAY OF , 1967, BY THE CITY COUNCIL Of THE CITY OF FRIDI.EY. City CJerk - Marvin Brunsell MAYOR - JACK 0. KIRKHAM . ,. r- a-� ��t 1 ' , � ' � ' ,� � ' � LJ � CITY OF FRIDLEY NOTICE TO BID POLICE PQTROL CARS The City Council of the City of Fridley will accept bids 'n two Police cars on the 5th day of June, 1967, until 2;00 o�clock noon on said date. All bids must meet the inimum reGuir�mEnts of the specifications. Failure to �omply with thi.s section can resultin disqualifiication of the bid. Each bid shall be accompanied by a certified check or bid bond in an amount of not less than 5% of the bid, which check or bond shall be forfeited if the bidder neglects or refuses to enter into a contract, or to furnish a 100% perfo�mance bond after his bid has been accepted. The City reserves the right to accept the bid which is determined to be in the best interest o� the Cifiy. The City reserves the right to reject any and al} bids, and waive a11 informalities or technicalities i.n any bid. The City Council also reserves the right to consider such factors as the time of detivery or per-formance, experience and responsibility of the bidder, past performance of similar types of item or mat�rials, avaiiability of replace- ment parts, and other si"milar factors that it may determine in the b�st interest of the City. Copies of the specifications and general conditions may be ' examined in the offiice of the City Manager, or copies may be obtained from his office. ' " All bids must be submitted in sealed invelopes and l�ainl ma� on the outsicie that the contents is a BIO on Fotice cars. . � - Publication: MaY �9, 1967 May 26, 1967 June 2, 1g67 Ear1 P. Wagner Ci ty Manager 1 � . � � ) �� ' ' � ' � , �� , � � ' � � , ' � ' � ' POLICE CAR BI� PROPOSAL Fridley, Minr�esota June 5, 1967 - 12:00 o;clock Noon Pro` osal of Ad ress , We propose to furnish and deliver to the City of Fridley, two Police Cars as follows: _ i. Two - 1967 4-door sedans . Make Mode1 Shipping We�ght Detait and Equipment: Cash Pr�ce $ We witt take in trade two Po�ice Cars now owned by the City of Fridley: � One 1955 Oodge and One.196b Ptymouth and make an attowance of: $ Totat Cash Price- - - - • $ To be delivered not later than . A certified check in the amount of S is herewith enclosed. BIDDER ' By . a �, o • . . ■ � 4 door PATROL CARa ErJG � "iE : WE IG�-It s WHE ELBAS E e TRANSMISSION: REAR AXLE: RADIATOR o BRAKESo STEERING: BODY TYPEa ACCESSORY EQUIPMfNT: .a� �: 3' Y�' �3; t' ��''� p�" Y SP�CZF ICATIONS FOR PJL,ICE CAR Sha11 be a Detuxe model in current production at date of delivee-y. Shatl be an 8 cyiinder at ieast 3e3 cu. in. piston displacement, with not less than 305 maximum gross brake horse power. Minimum weight shatl b� 3500�bs., shipping weight fa-om factory� exclusive of extra heavy duty equip. mentr ShatD not be iess than 119 inches. Automatic hio0� over standard. Sha�l be HaDo over �tandard. Sha�� be HbO� ove�- standard. Shall be NoDe power b�akes over standa�d. ShaD� be HoDn power steering ov�er sta��dard. 5ha1� be �+-doo� sedano Whether° or not included in the standard specifications, the fol�owing eq�tipment must be furnisheds 1� Tiresa Tubelesss 7a�0 x 15, 4 ply, black sidewall. 2o WheeBs shali be t5 inches. 3. Instrument panel: Standard instrunent groupinga 4o Hot water heatera Fresh air with defrosters. 5. Oi1 fiitero Fu�� flow. 6e Oil bath air cleaner, or H.O. Super filter air clea�er. 7o Thermostat: Appropriate during season when car is purchased. �� , � I� I� , � ' � � � � � � ' � ' 3 i` 8o Spare wheel (including tubeless tire, .::�.:�.:- �. �'` 9a Dua 1 r°ear tai 1 and stop 1 t ghts a 14o Dual electric horn. 11, Steeri�g wheel to have deluxe ring. 12. 13. Dual automatic windshietd wipers, etectric va�tabl speed type, including windsh ttd washers. Dua1 muff ber an�d exhaust pipes. i4. 'ieavy �3uty sbock absorbers, !`ront and rear. 15. Frant seat as�semblys Sha11 be bucket seats. 16o Direct�onal �igna�s of appraved type, with switch to cause ai1 four to operate together. 17a Arm rests cxi both front doors. 18. Front ash tray and lighter. 19. Ftoor mate front - extra heavy duty type. 20o Atternator: 60 Amp. �eece•Neville, with Leece- N�vitle Yoltage Reguaator 7ype 3450-RS or the equivale�ta 21. Entire car shall be shielded and bonded similar to standard procedure when cars ace equipped wi th car radi os . 22.Battery: i2V., not iess than 70 ampere hrs. at 20 hour rate. 23. `ac�pedvmeters Must be accnrate within 3� of alt speeds up to i00 M.P.H. 24. Dash: Safety padded. 25. Spot {ightss 2 furnished and instalted by dealer, sealed beam, 5 inch di�.�+�ater. (Sampte light and location to be apN�oved by the Chief of Police before installation. � 26. Rear View Mfrrors (Inside) shali be non-glare typ 27. Rear View Mirrors (Outside) Location to be ,,. approved by the Chief of Police before fnstallati 28. Heavy duty s prings, front and �ear. 0 1� 290 Cars shall be u�ndea�coatedo 30o Colors Baack and white � F�ont door to be white. �oof to be whi�e4 3�e Trai�er hi�ch� canplete with ball, 1 �/8", to be furnished and instailed by deaier. 32. 7ransfer of �ights a�d siree�s from otd cars to new cars9 at deaters expense, including .�dditionat wire and switches if necessary� 33a Seat beits: Furnished and installed by deale�. 34o Rear inside doar hand�es to be rerrwved and carered at dealer�s expense. 35. Hand throttles witl be installed at dealer°s expense. I I � , � i � �. RESG Ll1T I 0�; P�0 . .. �; �_- A f�ESOLI!T f Of; „EG,1i�D I i•!G ST;;EET R�, I LROr�.D GRADE C20SS I �dGS 6E ( T fiESOLVE�, by tt�e Counc i I oF �he C ity of Fr id I ey, Ano{:�� County, ��linnesot�, ��s fol lows: 1'(tlEi E �,S, tl�e C i ty of Fr i d I�y i.s � C i ty of -�he second c�l ass i n AnoE;� Coun+y, P•iinneso-t� ; .,nd l�1HE i;�;1S, t}�e po��ii 1., L i on of tfie C i ty h. s i ncre,,sed f rom .,pprox i r�.,t e I y 3%OO in l950 to ?%,000 in 19E>j; �nd � 1'lHEr�E �.�, �:l�ere i s ti:� i �h i;� t1-,e C i ty of Fr i d l ey� � r�. i n tr� ck ra i I ro,�d I i ne i�e I onc� i ng -�o the Gre. -L- i�or�thern F;r i I w.�y Cornp� ny . nd the Pr'or�hern P: c i f i c Cor��,�--��,y; , nd ','J'r1Ef��/1S, bec�use of �he i ncre�,se i n popu I.,t i on �nd I: ncl use, it i s noti•� ner.ess��ry to fi� ve �dd it i on� I �r. de crass i ngs over s: i d r� i I ro� c-� f i nes; �nc� y•JIIEREt�S, the P.1 i nncsot. 2� i! ro,d : �d 1d� rehouse Comm i ss i on i s empoti,�ered io es�r�b I i sh h i gh►�- y r� i I ro� d gr��de cross i ng s. � NOtJ TfIEREF�02E, �E IT �ESOLVED, th, t�;he . Fr id t ey C ity Counc i 1 !�ereuy pet i t i ons the is� i nnesot � �� i I ro�d . nc� '.+� re�oLtse Comrn i ss i on to ho 1 �i : puolic h�.rin� to consider testimony and other evidence rel.�ive to � h��hw.,y r.� i I ro� d gr� de cross i n� ..t o 1 st Avenue Fiorthe� st �,nd the � bove descr i bed r.� i! w� y i i ne . � BE (T F112T�1Ei; ;E�OL�`ED, tFi: t the Fr i dl ey C ity Counc i I requcst � � s i r� i I,-r ftie� r i n� re�,- rd i n� � I� i�'�.•; �,y r� i! ro� d�r� de cross i nc� �t �3rd p,venue P;orthe� st :�ncl s., i� r� i(�� y I i ne. �,DOPTED �;' T�IE CITY COII';CiL OF T:1E CITY 0� F21OLEY, TfIIS D�,Y OF , 1967. ATTcST: � ' CITY CLF ;�:-T-,1;1 �VI'� �.� ^[�lli•,SELL � , ��nYO,� - �;�c� o.— r: i;;,:;�n.-�:� _ �� c �� r � � � .� . �� ESTI�-k�T :S Z'� EF t?PP��O��i:D BX Tf-� C�lY COUi'�TCIL - b1�-'�Y 1.5, 1967 � �� 1 1 D. A4. Iyoy2s Construc�.a.on Coi��any Ge�eraJ. Coni..r. ac� cors 100 y�lest Frank?_�_n .�vcnli� Niinneapolis, r�ii.nnesoi:a r �ridley C�vi.c Cence^ - C�r��.�=icate No, 5 (;5-4--67) for p�.riod f�om i�iatcn 31 t 1967 to Apxi1 30, 1967 Ha�ry Se Nor�•ri�z � Cob, Incm Niechan�.cal CoxzLr. ac-�or 1411. - l.lth Averiue S ou �h r�i? nn��ai a1, zs, i�Iinnesa-�a Frzdley C�.vic Cen-�er. -� Cert��_;c�.�.e i�o� 4 (4--27-67) tor pe�iocl fxorn i�:arch 7_6, 1967 to Apri1. l9, ? 96� Hoffman ElecUric Co;npany, Inc. E�.ectri.cal. Con-c.r_ acto.rs Ano}:a, Minnesota Frid�ey C?va.c Center - Cex-�?zicate No. 4 (4-30�67) fc:� �eriod iz'om �-�prj.a,. 1, 1967 th�ough [�p?-1.�. 30� 1967 Keys S��e11 Dr�.1,1.a.n� Co:rnpany 413 No�: 4h Lex� ncjton rar}c.aay Stp Pau1., t�iinnesota 55IO�r Estim�te ;'-2 -- ��a�er Smprovam�nt Project Vo. 85 (Partial) (�epair -- ti�,ell No. 3) Estim.�-�te 7;=18 - r�Ta-cer Improvement Projec� No. ?5-� (r ir_a1) (Three Add�tional Drizt �vells) Sandstrom & Ha�ner, inc, 749 For�st Da�e Roaci New Br � ghi:on, ��i; nn�so�.a 55112 Esta.mGTe -3 - S�orm �e.��e� Ii?1vJ_'OVG:'ilvn�. Project 5-C (Pa� � :�ai ) (1� �erals w�s�. o � liniv�rsztv anc? n�r-ch o� �s�o�:� =iv� -� Syl�-a j�; 1 � � a:�ea) - $ 29,142.00 $ 9,016.20 $ 2,070.00 - $ 2.3�a.00 $ 500.Q0 $ 41,549.85 ,� y : ;� � � EST�P-i��TES TO BE AnPR4VED BY 2'IIE C�'.�'Y COUNCIL - MA.Y 15, 1.967 (ContZnued) , Park Cons�ruct;on Cornpany 51 - 37th Avenue Nor�.heast riinz�eapolis, i-iinneso;�a 55421_ � � � �� , ' � r r ' Estimate ;'Tl - t;elod� bianox Park Irn�rov�ment Pxoject Noo P�1. (Par�ial ) Comstock & Davis, Ince Consulting Er.�?neers 14�r6 County F.oad ° J" biinneapolis, i=iinneso-�:a 55�'32 Fo?� �.he �urni sning oL t rozess� or_�l Eng�nzering Servi.ces on i!�.etody i•�i�.no.� Pa:�k Bourzcla:cy Survey & Topog and T�iaster S�.-c� Pi an -� px�ojec-c No. P-1 . $ 5,197.50 $ 1,113.00 Estamai�e ;;1 (Fir_a� )�or. the furr�is'�ir.c� ta Pro- ' fessional Eng7_n�e-r�ng Se:cvice io� planszing �;ater Improvemen� p_oject No. 75�-F (1 �H. n�'r7 �,�ater riain reJ.oca�ion) $ 726.48 For the iur.nishing o� resiuent a.nspection and resident supervision fo.r the s�aking ou-� o= the consi�ruct�on wor.Y .fox the .�:ol.Jo�vzng: Estim�.4e ;;-8 � Sanitary Se>,�er, I�later and Stoxm Sewer Im�rovement Projec� No�. 79 zro,� Apx��.l 3, 1967 through April 29, 1967 (Cor��erce Park, Swanstrom Court, etc.) $ Estimate ;;1 - Sanitaxy Se°�eer, ��Ta-�er & Storm Sewer Improvzraent P-roject �too 8� �ro�n April 3, 1967 through Anr � i 29, 19r 7(B��ce:c Avenue bet�aeen Osborne �oad & 75�h exended �ast, Onon�aga between Central and Szanson, etc.) � Estimaue ;r� 5-�later �mprove�ent Projec� No. 75-C, Scnedul.e 2, from hpril. 3� 1967 througs� �pril 29, 1967 (Hzgn. Se�vice Pu�ps and 3 Additional rilters�$ E stiz;�. �e ;;1 - r:.°lady p�IanoY Par7: Improven�nt Proj ec � No. P-? i�_or:? �� 1 3, 1967 thxetic�h r�pril 29, I967 � 52.50 a4g.00 90.00 �: �� E s� �:�?�'� �;; 3- ��o�r:? Se°,, e�. I:��°e:::� n �?,-o j ec ��Io . �.. w , ` ;� , , n ,- , , �, � , � 5 i� o::: -- -�]_ 3, 07 zn� ot�� ..�,�� i ?, 907 t��al.�i�.�...J i'li�J l.. Di °U?�� Vt?-�S? �i:.�% :'� i�G.1j.�E C�. �G n�J_ 1..j1 �� a.H�o ;;1��4 � Syls�an F-�ilZs area) � $ 1, 387.00 � .::: .,, �� A��-, r-�„a �� : � `�, � 1 �� '��' , I] � � ' �� ,_ ' � , � , � 1 , ' O�VNER �[� ARCHITECT � CONTRACTOR � FIELD [� OTHER AtA , .�- 7' � P �i DATE OF ARCHI"i ECT'S PR�JECT ►vo: 6013 w' ISSUANCE: May 4, 1967 pROJECT: Fridley Civic Center �;� CERiIFICATE ,�o: 5 AaaR�ss: Fridleyr Minnesota a! A?PLICA710tv' NO: 5 O�VNER: Clty of Fridleys Minnesota y ° FOR PER10D CONTRACTOR:D.M.Noyes Constr. Co. j Inc. ^; F�o%�n: March 31s 1967 CONTRAC7 �o�: General Construction �,; To: April 30, 1967 CONTRACT DATE: November 2� 1966 cj 1 �: Qi To: City of Fridleyj County of Anoka � o�,�;NE� a' In accordance with this ConTract and the attached Applicatic,n ror Payment the Contractor is er.titled to payment in the amoun? stipulated below. The present status of the account for tnis Contract is as follows: 0 c-�.t " ' 's � , � � �, • r o L•5�" � L 2s. � L7 G.. n �� 3 ,.s fr 3 " . � • � �t.�" � ¢ zl ,)44•?� `� ►° �i . 4 ? �i •✓�--�- i��i��j�i�?r'�s ��il�6'rif"�� v1� cw�r�� o��F�s TOTA� ADD17fQNS . . . . . . SUB TOTAI. . . . . . . . . . . TOTAi. DEDUCTtt�NS . . .. . . . �2�2�_6.OQ._00 _ TOiAL C�Ni'R�,� � Tfl DATE . $282,.-6.4Q.40 BALAie10E TO FiNISN . . . . . . $133,� 025.00 TOTAL CQA�PLEi�� 7fl D,q;� .$149, 575.00 MATERIALS STG'RED . . . . . . $ _- TOi'AL CC�,��PiET�� A�v� 57t�`��D .$L49_�__515� OQ____ LtSS __% RF7AliVAGE . $_14� 9�$.S�D TOTAL �ARNEL� LESS . , . . . . $ . RETAlNAGE . . . . . . . . . . . $134t bl7 00 LESS PftEV10US . PAYMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . �05r 475.00 �. rH�s ��:��a�� . . . . . . . . . . $_ZSr_i4z.oa-- �, < - Architect: S. C. Smile & Assoeiates R�� `` s��*� t� V Dare: J'. _Richards Mav 4 1967 This certificate is not negotiable, it is payab(e only to ;he payee named herein ana its issuance, paymen and acceatance ❑re without prejudice �o any rig7ts of the Owner o� Contractor under their Co�troct IF AIA DOC. G7C2, APPIICATION FGR PAYMENT, or other application #orms containing satisfactory evidence of payment foi work completed do not accompany this Certificate, the Coniractor shali provide the foilowing certification by signing below Sfate of: � County of: � The undersigned certifies that the Work covered by 'rhis Certificate For Payment has been completed in accordance with th� Contracs Documents, that pl! items shown on previous Ap�n!ications For Payment and on which paymenfs have been received have now been paid, and that the current payment shown herein is now due. C�ntractcr: By: aiA � Date: Subscribed and Sworn to before me thi day of Notary Public: My Commission expires: 19 . j s '^ � � CERTIFIC4TE OF P4YMENT � AIA OOC Ci-70J Sk:PT. 1981! EOITION ONE PAGE , ----.----._.-------- ----- � TiiE AMERICAN �INSTI7liTE OF ARCt11TECTS :PA6E��1 � �735 F1fiVi YORK AVE.� WASii�NGTON. O. C. �11?65 � . , F'�..+ �� ra � r� � .a r �' - 9 � i a§a't �� G7 �� eti� b e� �� j�� Z 0 a � W 0 a � � � W N OI � �j 1 ° 0 a a! f � , � 'l�� , ' � , ' ` ' � ` � OWiyEP, [] ARCHITECT ❑ CONTRACTOR ❑ F I E L D [] OTHER Ai �;�� DATE OF ARCHITECT'S PROJECT rro: 6013 ISSUANCE:.�� %��- 1��? PROJECT; FTiC�IC'y C.1V1C Cneter CERTIFICA7E N0: �. ADDRESS: G��. Uil].V�I'S1.t� �iV@riUO� No Eo ` APPLICAT(QN NO: 4, O W N E R: C3.�y p� FT1C�.1@y FOR ?ERIOD C O N T R.4 C 7 O R: H�P.RY S d HCIRWITZ � CO o, INC. FROM; D1�,i'C�1 ZC y Z�U7 CONTRACT Fcr�; i�fech�,r�ic�,l W�rk ro: �pril 199 Ig6? CONTRACT DATE: P�OV�Tt�3e�' 2, 1966 c�o S. �. Smiley � Associates zO: 1750 H��n Av��ue, �iiuneapolis� 55404 UWNtR In accordar�ce with this Contract and the attached Application For Pa; merit the Contractor is entitl�d to payment in the amount stipulated below. The present status of the account ror this Cantract is as fo!lows: ��; ; r �:CV��l . [] A� r��V:� fi� t110TED ❑ .^�rTiJRM�U E=��'s C�,°.Rc�.71flN ❑ P:�T ti�?�.i�1t 'O Sr�t'!'rlL.'�,Ti'�?"�5 C�':3!�!�.:..n. G�^.� C+�:1 n9t3 ..: -J f��:... .� ri 1".. a,'..'r. .... .. , > . . �7•Ci•:�'"v;• oV �r. "::e;�. >......:`�f: ce•if .ar..i:'.�'.s:i' �.�i r�t �.i ., . t-:�:."•a. F�...�� `..�'._�,;�': �i• i::.:� c�� o.: r.�:.: �t ,.�:��.,�;3r�� y��aH ati ; '.r.._ �- �.}t��::. _�� a �' :' ° -�. , � �'��.:'. ;;:.., �. ..�.>. .�. �. ..._..��,: 6i!`;^.'�, :: _','•: dC:.-' �:i7's:iwc`:::"s':a :i5ti;Y0 - . , . �`� ----------`-=�=-----`-'-1-�, G; -. � c ----=-�r--,- /—='-- �G— �------ --^ ------- ORl�li��'-�L �C��1�'RACT SUM . $ 118y0�0o00 CH�NGE ORDERS T4TAL ADDITIONS . . : .` . . $_ . S�l� TOTAL . . . : . . . . . . : $_ TC�T,AL DEDUCTIONS . . . . . . $_ 70TAL COi,fi'R�CT TO D.�TE . $�.l$tQ.24_.4� _ BALANCE TO FINISH . . . . . . $ 9?, 229a00 TOTl�L C�MPL�i�D 3� DA7� .$ 20�?J1a00 n�,arE�;i��s szo��o . . . . . . $ -- 7C)Tr�1 C�d��! �T��i AN�1 ST�R�D .$ 20,?91000 - LESS _1.S'1_.% 4ETAINAGE . $_ 2,�79�.1Q__ TOTAL EARNED LESS ' • - ��AINAG� . . . . . . . . . . . $ 18,711090 _ I.ESS PREVIOUS ✓ 9,695�70 _— PAYMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . $ Cn.t' '` f L-r 6 �, z- . �'� r� �� r• �HIS C��Tl�icAT� � 9,016.20 �.�-'3 �c�w�.,.>, i . -. . . . . . . . 1._ Architect: � ��-'� �—�- �` Se C, Smiley &:�ssociat.,s sy� J, Richards � �a+z� M�y 8, I967 7his certificate is not nec�otiable, ia is payable only to ;he payee named herein and its issuance, payment and acceptance are without pre�udice to any rights of the Owner or Contractor ��nder their Contract. IF At.4 DOC. G702, APPLICATION FOR PAYMENT, or other applicction forms containing satisfactory evidence of payment for work com.pleted do not accompany this Certificate, the Contractor shall provide the following cer*ification by signing below. State of: ° � County of: - - � : Subscribed and Sworn io before rne this The undersigned certifies that the Werk covered by this Certificate For Peyment has been completed in accordanc� with ihe Contract Oocuments, day ot 19 that ali items �shown on previous App!icotions Fer Paymant and on whicn paymenis have been received have now beer, pcid, and that the current Notary Public: pa'yment shown herein is now due. Contractor: My Commission expires: ii � BY� 1`�,lt,�,�;�'�' �.,.:.�1.��_�l, Date: 2� .�i�3Pl�. 1g�� Mayer AIA �"J P, Vic� �r�s�d�r�� C :ERTfFICA?E OF F'AYMEN- � 4!A OOC G-703 9EPT. 1987 EDIT�ON GNE A�G°_ � JI_—__—__...' __ _"" "_ _ _ TME AMER(CAN ItJSrITUTE �JF•ARCMITECT3 �PAGE r 1733 NEW YORK AVE.. WAiHIkG'ON, D. C. ��365 � AIA FORM � L;-?03 � '. m �-.-� _-`, � , � :� ,� r a -9 � k� m v� �� u�.; �� ii E� � � �� R � �.., ca �. � r � � ,� , `, � � i1 '�.k;� � � � ! 1:. �� a •.t OWNF�'S COPY "a- � �. : ARCNfiECT'S JOB No. �+0� NO. %Ol�___ ro_ cl�.'Y oF F'FtT!)LEY,-=?�PiOj�_COUr33'Y o�vr��R c��i: ��Rr� e��._� - 6431 tNIV4�.RSITY A�� 1� �mLEy,__MINA�S(7TA --- D:�TE_ APRIL 30 __�q 67 i�i�l� 1� �� s�� THA7 ►N ACCORDANCE WITH YC)UR CONTRACT DATED NOVB�;RER ;� 19 (�j , FOR c�, urs��.aTZO?� i �- WHICH IS FOR THE PER10D T410 THOtTSA?!ID_ S�,%i�1"I'Y AND IV'0�100 � — __ _ _ _ _ _ _ .._ _ � _ .. __ DOLLARS ($ +��0•� 3 THE PRESENT STATUS OF ?HE ACCOUNT FOR THE ABOVE CONTP.ACT !S AS FOLLOWS: • �:i8� $it�;�� e�R4 � H?s�"i� i ..`'�l�i�"� . . . . . . . � ��.00 ADDIT10N5 DEDUC710NS ��'�' 1 19 �� TH�tO�JG�f CONTRACTOR EN`i 17��D TO TNE _ F�� PAYMENT '��I' 3� 19 67 IN THE AMOUNT OF: � ' � ,+ CHANG: OP.qERS APFP.OVED IN PREVIOUS MONTH'S BY OWNER TOTAL CHANGE ORDER No. APPAOVED 19 CHANGE ORDER No. APPROVED 19 CHANGE ORDER No. APPRUVED .19 CHANGE ORDER No. APPROV.D 19 CHANGE ORDER No. APPROVED 79 CHANGE URDER No. APPROVED 19 r � REMARKS � � ��- , � ' TOTAtS Lf: W: SCOTT; --Notary-P�tblic:-Anoka-Eounty,--{v��nn;---- ' My C�rrimission Exa�res Dec. 1G, 137L � � � � � � TOTAL ADDITIONS $ Stl� TOTAL $ TOTAL D�D�JCTIONS � �rs��. ��.��a�'� o� c�; ��:�a�� `�0�,328.00 �VURK STli.t 7C� �lN1SN (i"HIS pATt) . . . . . $ �9}Olb.� DUE CONTRACTOt? TC) i'sAT� . . . . . . . . $—�.��0_a�U � LESS RET��!NACE lp % . . . . . . . . . . $ ].],31.00 TOTAL 70 �E DRAWN (TO �A.TE) . . . . . $__1_Osl_79_oD0 CERTIFICATES PR�VIOUSCY ISSJcD . . . . . $ ��°� `� --- - �'�itS C��31FO�,�i� . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 20'10.00 , r'�" K � 'y i�- s•:° �n.{- • ,� � ,. y 7 . $ _��ti�� L� � 4 BG�R--� '•- ' This is to tertify that afl 6ills are paid fo� which previous eertifita4es ior payment were �<_Stl?d. � � _HQF`I�`$i AN �LEC`If'�IC CO. � INC• -- LONT:�A.�'.TOR . ? � � t_ • ' yy� � , ; � � ' �-1--- P_� �f � il%'�� Z� r /�� % i �_y t}.rli• ■. 3� ' �D ( v This certificate is based on the estimated amount of woric compleled in tl�e period co�ered ord o;�y retainaga shown �s deducted therefrom. Thia certificote is not nzgoi+obie, it is �ayable only to the poyee. named hereir. and its iuuanc2, paymen; and acceptanca ore �vithov! prej�dice !o ony rights of tne Ownar or Cont�acter undnr th�ir contrad, _ - _�-' . 7•yt! �f' � , � �. � / _ -:� � ,._ �:'.-, ��:.�� ARCHlTK" __..___.�� r _ + t� --_—� 1-- ---.� DATE--------_.;>__., $;+------- i /" . � � / ::OPYCIi:HT :�__ - IY.E t-.MCRICAN !NSTI*tiTE O� ,aF._�i7E_Y"5 � � '' � � r � � i ' � � � �� x I COMSTOCK � DAVIS, INC. Consulting Engi=eeers 1446 County 8oad t1.T" Minneapolis. Piiataeaota 55432 May 1, I967 So�ozable 1�layor and City Couacil c/o Hr. Basl P. Wagner, City Manager Citp of Fridley 6431 University Avenue �,8. Min4eapclis, Miaaesota 55421 C�ntlemea ; CBBTIFICATE OF THB ENGINEBR T�e submit herevitb Bstimate No. 18, the Final Estimate for Keys Well Drilling Coo, 413 North Lexia,g�on Parkway, Ste Paul, riinneaota SS104 for twrk completed this date for WaCer Imprrnremeat Profect 75 A, accordiag to contract. Ori8ina7. Lump Sum Price � C'haage Order No. 1 (Add) Cbaage Order No. 2 {Add) Chaage Order No. 3 (Add) � Change �rder No. 4 (Deduct) Cbaage Order No. 5 (Add) Change Osdes No. 6 (Add) u Authorized Contract Lo Date Additions to Contract ' 5 L.F. 10 C.I.P, @ $6.00 15 L.F. 16" C.I.P. @ $13.80 (C.Oe #3) 1 Ba. 12" Gate Yalve & Boz @$250.00 ToCal bdditions D�ductioas fros Coatract SO L.F. 12 C.I.P. @ $,.00 (CeO. #3) 1 Ba. 10" 90° Bend @$S$.00 13,000 S.Y. Saeding @ $0.10 380 S.Y. 4" Co�tcete Q$5.50 100 S.Y. Bit. Surf. � Base Repl. @$2.25 26 L.F. Coeretate Cnrb snd (�tter Sepl. @$6.00 60 C.Y. Clay Base @ $3.00 30 C.T. Top 3oi1 @ $4.00 Totsl Deductions $].60, 960.OQ 11,961.75 17,503.14 2,235.27 -2,160.30 1, 737.�r4 300.00 $i92,737.30 $ 30.00 207.00 ...�:� $487.00 $ $350.00 58.00 i.300.00 2,090.00 225 ,00 15b. 00 180.00 1�� $4,479.00 TOTAI. CONTRACP PRICB $188,745.30 � � �.. � , �_ J , � � ' City of Pridleq Bst. �18 (Final) . Water In�r. 75-,A � Leass Bstinete #1 8+st3�oste �2 8 Estinate i3 B Bstitiate �4 $stimgte �5 Estimate �b Bstimata �7 sst�te �s Estimate #9 Estimste #10 Estimate ill 8stiute �12 8e�timate #13 B�timate ,�14 8stimate �15 B�timate �16 Estimate #!.7 -2- Totat Contrsct Price $ 11,970.00 S,a88.33 9,369.12 4,808.70 5,332.50 10,130.85 u,saz.s$ 1,395.90 7s645.27 26,041.95 26,19�.50 4,752.00 10,5i0.96 i9,476.31 10,403.65 15,052.98 S.000.00 $188,245.3Q May 1, 1967 $188.745.30 188.245.30 AKO�iNT NOW DUB. a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 500.00 Ne have vie�ed the work uu�ier coatract for the co�nstructioa of Water Lprvve- ment Project No. 75-A, aad find that the aau►e is s�bstantially complets in accordaace �rith the contract documente. We recoa�end that the f3na1 pey�►ent be made upoa acceptaac� by Your Hoaorable Body, arad �hat the one year coatrac- tual msinteaance bond c�m�uence on the date lis�ed below. 8VC/cb ccs K�ys Well Dril].ing Co. �espectfully sab�mitted, COMSTOCR & DAVIS, INCe By B. V. Comstocic, P. S. --� {• r��r Cs � � , , , ' � ' COMSTOCK & DAVIS, INC. Consul.ting Engineers 1446 County Road "J" Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 May 8, 1967 iionorable Mayor aud Ci�ty co�cil c/o Mr. Earl P. Wagner, City Manager Citq of Fridleq 6431 Uaiversity Avenue N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesata 55421 ' Gentlemen: � � , � I ' I ' I ' I , li II 1 CERTIFICAT� OF TI�E ENGINE�R We herehy aubmit EsCimate No. 1, the iinal estimate, £or Comstock & Davis, IaC., I446 Cduuty Ro�d "J", Minneapoiis, P�inneso[a 55432 for the furnishing of Pro¢es- sional Engineering Serviees for plauaing G7ater Imp�ovea�ent Project Nuaber 75-F. Ffnal Construction Cantract Basic Enginee�3ng Fee @ 5-1/2x $13,208.71 $726.48 APfOIJNT NO�W DiTE • • • • • • • • • • • s � • • • • • s • • • � • • e � 7L V � �p E9C/�g Respectfully submitted, CQP4STOCK & DAWIS, IHC. � By E. V. Cos�stock, P. E. �S c�': 1 ' ' � , ' ,. ' ' � 1 ' t � ' ' ' , ' 0 LIST OF CONTRt�CTORS LICENSES TO BE APPROVED BY COUNCIL FOR THE FISCAL PERIOD 4/30/67 - 4/30/68 . May 15, 1967 EXCAVATING Rosetown Sanitation Inc. ,1408 Coon Rapids Blvd. Coon Rapids, Minnesota By: Kenneth Berghorst Weleski & Son 9316 Jamestown Minneapolis, Minnesota 55433 By: George Weleski � GENERAL CONTRACTORS Boqce Cunstruction � 136b Highway 100� N.E . Minneapol.is, Minnesota By: Charles D. Boyce � L. Dailey, Custom Builders 8251 East l�iver Road Fridley, Minnesota By: Leonard Dailey Sonny Miller Construction Co. 4237 WesC 25th Street Minneapolis, Minnesota By; Gerald Miller L.W. Samuelson Construction Co. 7800 East River Road Fridley, Minnesota By• L.W. Samuelson Tom S. Silvis Construction Co. 6020 Wynnwood Road Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Thomas S. Silvis Swenson Building 5615 Camden Avenue North Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Ray Swenson HEATING West End Air Conditioning ' 6408 Cambridge Street Minneapolis, Minnesota By; E. C. Gorham SIGN HANGERS Telke Signs, Inc. 3940 Minnehaha Ave. Minneapolis, Minnesota � ��i Renewal Renewal New � New Renewal Renewal New ,New Renewal By: Richard Telke New . ♦ ' � ' � � ' �. � , � , � , , ' ' � � ' ' ' � � LIST OF CONTRACTORS LICENSE GENERAL CONTRACTORS Ryan Construction Co., of Minn., Inc. 7515 Wayzata Blvd. � Miniieapolis, Minnesota By: James R. Ryan New Vanman Construction Co., Inc. 258 Humboldt Ave. North Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Richard Vanman New HEATING Faircon, Inc. 2021 W. County Road C. � Roseville, Minnesota By: �rlilliam Forder New ' h N �� sj, . , � � � ■Rv ew � New ' � , �ew , � ' �'ew � ' ' ' ' � LICEIITSES TO LE A�'PHOVED AT THE 1'�`AY 15, 1967 COL�vCIL N�ETII�G CAFE '�innesota Linseed Oil Company 25 44th Ave. N.�. Fridley, I�ti.nnesota �Northerr. Ordinance 4gth °c ria.rshall P1.E. Fri dley , Minnesota CIGAftETTE Esst River �.oad Garage 6501 E. :iiver Rcad N. E. Fridle�r, N:inresota Nlinnesota Linseed Oil Con.pany 25 44th Ave.. A1.E. Fridley, h�innesota Super �merica 7451 E. River Road P1.E. F.ridley, N,innesota �ELIVEi2Y TRUCK Anoka Drv Cleaners 1911 2nd Ave. Anoka, 1'?innesota I�.ay Erothers Comp�ny 3501 2�:�rsha.11 N.E. Fridley, h�.r.nesota "ON SALE" Knights.o° Columbus 6831 Highway #65 N. �;. Fridley, Mir,nesota SERVICE Si'ATIOPIS Super America 7451 "�. Riv°r Rozd PI,E. Fridley, PF�innesota by: Interstate United Corp. of Minnesota by: Canteen Corporation by: Joseph Dolin by: Interstate United Corp. of Minnesota by: J. Dennis Baucom, Jr. by: SaII� Hy-manson by: F:'alter I;ay by: 1�'orth Air Home Association by: J. Dennis Baucorr.� Jr. � + � I Page #2 SERVICE STATIOP�'S (Continue�) Favrets 5pu-r Service �255 E. Ri.ver Road ;V'. E. Fridley, Minnesota East River Road G�.rage 6501 E. River i�oad DJ.L. Fridley, I�;innesota TAVERN Knights of �olu*nbus b�31 Highway j#65 N. E. Fridley, Minnesota by: Dennis Favre by: Joseph Dolin b�: North Air Home Association _ _ �, �-;� � �� , Date Received CIT�' OF FF;IDLEY PETITrON COVER SHEET 4. 196 Petition No, 9-1967. �' , �= >>` _ �E�� a , �.�-,--�. �'��Ly i�� Object u Street Surfacing - Concrete Curb 36 feet bac�c to back � Hayes Street, from %3rd to Onondaoa Petition Checked B � �. Y \� �/^--- pate ��4 � v� Percent Signing � "? � �es' � Referred to City Council Disposition 0 . + I , � � , FETI:TIOPd FOR ti�;�;`'i'EK, SI�;�; �ER LAt�ERt_r S 1� i��?D STREET SITRFACII�IG ��.zP�1T�:�, ��i��;�.L�o�rh � �j!�% � c:� � ' .. . � ,_ z9 /J -._....� -.`-__ 9 / ..`.,.....�_...... �/� - To the Czty Council o�' F?�idley, i�iinnesota: ` ��1e� the undersigr�ed, cons �itu�in�, rnore than fifty-one per cent (51�) of the property o�'ners in number and in i.nteres �, in the following streets : �-t �1-�' � � Street, fro:r. • �� -� to �, , , � — _ }� U � .c �l ,'} t-- :�� _ � �Street, from to Street, f'rom to t�rho wi7_]. be.iefit by the propos�d in:p_�or�rren�, h�reby �etition that the following im- prove��nts be made. �� 1� =F. � . �- ' , �'�i i _► � c � —�= S �: �2 s-- <;c- � 1 _�? :; . � � 2• �� .� �•+------. =----- --- ��.�?,`r� i �e.C�� jL �r1�t( . L3 . �. �..i7 v�.- � �� u- _?. A�\ - �..-_-_.�_�.r�____ , . 3. . � We unders �and th- � P V V�f at th., cost o_ said improvement i-ril]_ be assessed against the proper4y . in the above describ�d area in equal instiall.ments for a period r.ot to exceed /;� '� years �rith interest payable at the rate of % per annum on the unpaid balance. ��le understand that, until preliminary engineering can be completed, it is impossible :�, to give accurate estimates of �rrn.at these improvernents �a� 11 cos �; but th�.t based on cos±, figures for similar ti�:ork done in the City, it is estima�ed that these improverrtents Th�i11 . cost: � � ;� :- !� �� 1. �`1 r, � 2. 3, . .� ` i , �` � ,� ,� AllJN��S " � ;:. , : � '13 •r3 �� .. _ , � � �' i :�� . ; I � U� �� -� ; �. %3 � 3 `�� , /��-� .�.� �.�> !%�'tit��.% ;I - ;j�;..� � �� '. ' `�! - °-'�"`"�" --'-�' �--' J x„�-�/ 9 � � c� /� � �' �.� �_ " �� r. �:�-�� ._ � 3 •.� � f��. �';1` ' Si _ I •� ( I � " '� �� ,, � til ? • ' _ _, i ,_: ;, �, U 7>'•" z . ; ; o _ , j , / �,. �� L . 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' � xr"v-�- �n i.,c ..- � "C ) �• i _. _ � - � 1 i 'I t�: � u _�.:' � . p ?_ �? 7 � , - • � 7 . c".i-�:± :.'.`�..Oi: � ; %1.iC� . �:7 �C'=..,it7 �. C � � ^ 9 , � -' �� ! �7.C_� l._�_"?�_t:t�it: � � _ .�.:�• .� __ .��•_ c� ��. i t; , , ?=1�' � ��<- ��:.�� .i , ;�;y ;,�� . .- � � �,--�,' �- • _ , � {.•� _ �^ � _ � . — •--'- 7_.i C::i��?_° J:.L`'.,�.:? �. T .,., 1..�..L 1...:', �". C'._'� V..J._ . �__�• ..^�� L:....:? C��_��.��,�� . L� 3, �'. - t r?_� p^ : L 2:G ^ 1 ,..�_� �. � �1._ , � r .., � C�.'_�Oy �;i"`�'.t�_p't:. i.._ �rJ t'�:? -�+ � � o._�. .. !.i • �'r1 � _''?i ' CJL'.:":`t: ? �Q ,c.t .�_c..r'.�O_ Tj • -� - 0 :' 1 :� ' � ' - Honorat�le �Iayor and City Council City of Fridley 6431 Uni�ersity Ave. N.E. Fridley, Minn�sota 55421 Gentlemen: May 3, 1967 Re:. Taxes on Lot 3 Block 2 Hayes River Lots I receivec my tax staten:ent for general tax on the above property and was amazed to see that it had just doubled in value �ro�i last year. In 1966 the appraisal value was based on $4,500.00 per acre and this year was at $9,000.00 per acre. This i.s vacant land anci is being valued at the same rate as if it had apartment buil.din�s on it. I own similarly zoned property in �roo�lyn Park which was just reassessed in February 1967 by the assessor of the State of :finnesota and their value per acre is $1,900.p0. There are apartments next to botti properties, so I can not see why the Fridley assessor is valuing property at four times what the State values simi�ar property at. The valuation of this property has beer. doubled each year for the last four years, from $1,100.00 to $2,200.00 to $4,500.00 to $9,000.00 which I think i_s rediculous on a piece o�' vacant property. Your assessor is basing values on potential of property if and when it is used for apartments on the base basis as he �aould if income producing apartments were already built on the property. If this same procedure is fol�ocaed in all assessing in F'ridley, I can see why the surrounding comrnunities are growing and betting the better apartments, industries, etc. The only thin� Frzdley can off.er that other communities do not is a hiaFier assessed valu`tion and taxes and this isn't much of an attraction. I feel that relief should be given me on this prcperty and that the valuation placed should n�t be any higher than it was last year, which was plenty hioh. I am asking that tne Council revalue this pro= perty at a lower value. Yours truly, � � f :. -__ i. , � . . . - , "'�Y,. L_ L- y � R. P. riinder 550 Rice Creek B1vd. Fridley, rlinnesota 55432 . � 0 _ , t. .,, �-�, , ■ . 1 ' . . , ... _ -__ _.._ ( `: . �S. C. SMILEY & ASSOCIF�TES a R A H�MTREA��T� � 1750 HENNEPIN AVENUE - MINNEAPOLIS, M11INNESOI�A 55403 377-7801 ' ' r � ' , ' � ' '� , :� , °' '� ;� � , , � '. � i�iaY 9: � 957 blr. Farl ;�T�.gner City r:�naver, City of Fridley 643� Ur_iversit;� �:venue �;. E. Fridley, ?�iir_r.esota Re: Frid.ley Civic Center � COCL^:7. I'�O. �0�3 1` � - 1 � , . `\ /; ; , -,` ;. Dear Sir: As per tne Council meeting of 21 A�rii 1°67, attached please find the cost proposals of the Gene:�al Con+r.�,ctor for finishin�, basement Rcoms 1�-3 and 8-13 �Please reviez•r and advise us of your ciecision �s soon as possible. If there are any questions please ca11. Sincerely yours, _� 1 `�� ' � . '� ; _ , J. Richards S. C. Si�iIL?�`l u°-. ASSOCI��=,S �sj enc r� r' n D. I1�, Noyes Col�str_v.ciio�� Co., Ira_c. c��'1.' ef'�� CJC/L�"CZGf�iCs M�y s, 1967 iOD �YEST FRANk;LIN AVE. • MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 55404 . � T[LEPHONE 332-2351 � � S. C. Smiley & Assoc.iates 1750 Hennepin :1�:�enue • MinneaFolis, riinnesota Attention: ifr. Jim P.ic:hards Reference; Fridley Civic Center Fridl.ey, Minr.esc,ta Gentlemen; . As per your request of Apri1 25, 1967 concerning proposals for additi.onal wor.k in room �rB�3 and room ;�B-13, we ari hErewitti sub,aii:ting our Cost Breakdown. The cost for work in roo;n �`B-3 is $2�701.I1. The cost for work in room ;FB-13 is $3,404.00, This price is based on usina a stock hoil.ow netal daor and fra;ne. If a special erder is required, add $133.00 to the cost. Very truly�y��urs, � D. M. �OYES' GO��S :CTIO�i C0. , I�C. l�t' o L.-� aul J. +vyes SCS Execut_ve Vi a President ,' t,1AS PJ� : p �1; Er.:.los��i: e (i) �nr .�, -•. ( I� ( � l�U _.-------: -- — r��i_��; in!.c�J� �� t:if:� L��_ '�--�. �.�. � � ..._ i.:__ � .•. , ' ' Fna:� � �: ;; :: � ��3 � F'= �. . � r � � � .. . . _ � � � � . . .. . � . . � � � . � - � � /1��ri I 15, 1'��7 ' � _ ��. t,. hk,y�.;s Cr,r�',trur_t i�r� Cn. Inc. '' li)�J fr�ini;l In 11v� nua ;��.;>t . ;;ittnvazE•c?I i;>, "'inn�.•�oi-�� 55�+04 ,-� Attvn�ti�c,n: f ��ul ' � . , 1 Rcj: F'ricJlE:y Civic; c��r�tur . • . Cc�fn��, t7U . t,J I 3 A� . • ' ' � . , . : - ;'. � �t�ntl�.r;rn: ' S'1C) �1JYE' V:?!`n rc�au.;::'tUG �7`� ti�� O�rn�. r t(.? i1f7V�) proc�c�s3 I°i SU�/'i� ( t 1 C.'�� C�II . � . . . � �Ucf I t ic,ri;� i�,•c�rE� i n ti�� 1�,-3si:ri��n1'. ' , ;� ` ' rurnish �nu li��st��ll tli:: fic�llc��inc1: . .• d • ' lit:^.� 1 {'r��r-� �lo. �S-3 • , • . (i��}t�l i su�;��crut.rl �CCc��.�:�t'(ccil ^:,i! in�j. Insi?�I { V./t.T. �� {�Itl';I��.'C} f�CUi� Y�Ifil t!� fUl��;��f Li?`_�`.>. riilflt :1�� ',�l�i�r� i1(1C� CC)�Uf'�l1�. � ; � i , � :t_. � It�jr.t �. f c��.n� I,c�. „ I� ' Irist��l I i;" ccanc:r�t�: block :,..�f t fr�r,� coluu�n �if', sc:uih � ' tV �.f {Cl �� fr(�{;1 f IiIIS�TU(1 CU(1C(�CtL' .f �C'�){� i(� Ulj:��'�'�i�(ii? G'f . � j�cl� i1LOV�_'.. li�s1-�11 tic�) I�?`•� r,,:t,tl c;�`t�r• 3nx7" ,�ri�� fr-�r•�c� r:,��'.t uf C�llur�ri ' , 4�:;• ii� �;xi�;tin,; c,c•ncr�:t�� „:{ I. �urni ;h ��n�l in-,i:;�I I �I1 , h.,r�fw�r��. ti;.;ti� .Ic��;r ;�nu ��.�r ;�.il�+s tc, h�ivt� p.inic; t��rJ.. w.�re anJ Ic>��. Ir�;t�.al 1<:�i•:��c�iic;�:'�J r�cc��u;tiC�:l c�:�i I inn. � �(I�iJ� � v.Ft.T. f II��.`:��t,�� f �li'.'t'� '::Stfl ii�� i�J�:i�f!r t�7 ;�'. ��"tlflt � . � I{ r,_� 1 I�, n��u ci��c�r ,sr�cJ f r-r=u�, �n� c�� I u;•m;. ' • , . ,�, , �; �>�: � c ! c� •�. All F'�`.i�).;i� ��f,ill`.'.' t�l�� c�fft i ri; }C, �.'j��.! f.�' �1) ::�(1 �r• �,vn�. f,. ' m�t�.:r i�,1 t:� l�:; .�s n�:� _,;;�c 1 f i c��1 i c�n cr�J t<,r, tr��c � r�::r,u i ��n,�nt�.. - r• ' � t nc;�•�-.. ,� .�� „�.; ,1', i ir . ..� .� , ' � . �. ,.. :,: Ili �' .��` I j'.. � �, . . . - � � � . , . ! �,,� , . ' ' , ' .' ' ' ' � � 1 ' :� _. � ' ' ' , , May i1, 1967 Honorable t•layor and Members of the Council City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue tJ.E. Fridley, rlinnesota 55�►21 Gentlemen: Tne Fridley Jaycees request permission to ho)d the annual Fridley Festival Jaycee Carnival. Th� carnival tivill be by Stanley Shows to be iocated at 57 Avenue N.E, and tlain Street. We have permission of the �lcrthern Pacific P,ailroad and Great Pdorthern Railro�d for the use of th�ir pr'operty. '�he carnival is to operate from 2 P.i•1. to midniyht June 7, 8 and y and from noon to midnight June )0 and ll. We also request a temporary license to sell 3.2i beer at this carnival. Your consideration will be appreciated. l�ry truly yours, � � � .�> � � - � .� ��.. :��-� , �-- ��. ��; _ Richard J. Harju, Vice Preside� � Fridley Jaycees Box 007 Fridley, Minnesata 5�tf21 0 ; ,1, �.. _ _ _.... __ . f_7 �.•� ' � ' C J � ' ' ' ' ' ' ' � ' I , ' , ; i. .ti . i ��t j_, ,: ... . , - 1;. . . :'. ti . � �: .x`, '1 � a .._ ry3 .�' . _ r.�,.• �.- _. �, . .._ .�\ � 1. ` � ! ` � . , . .'% � -- . = i _ . _ �: ,, <i �. 31 -. _ _ _,. ._ �:., -, _- -� ... / _ .. -._. _ U��ii`Jc . �7 "v '�.�� •. � . . � �� riay 10, 1.96� � {:�� o�;s, , :., .,., ,; Pil;^..`�:: ?73-2321 I%J.Ii22 ?r1� ��(�t�UJc��s -- •,,, _ acT �o�: ,; �;�cL t TO rlcl OfS� C.121ii5� i`fui'.�iof:!S� 3I1Ci �:i:�?;_ ��i1C�1S: L•ask e�:�nir,� the Hcc>>:� i'�:� Cu:n:�iC`;-� apprcv�-d :�;• a vo_e o` i7 to il a tax TE:fOT:il �)�aR CJ71'_r'; lII; 1C:�:?� cR �SC t«iC:',a : i �i�� ',.li'•. LO:1 u jE'?r }12;:r' �.S� t?a�� Pc7CIC8be� <i :?1(_1 llll�il0[: :!I?".."�`. �COPC �'y _1� . �:jl.C.._OR lt:�`� ��!j � � •' , vCr, :.?7:i.<i ann�lal sratF. aid t:o .. ai=i� _.; iti� �- t'�, � __.w ,. -� ' _ _ ] , '„ �� ' �., , .� � �C�`. ':,.._�`' : n__ �:!e �t:�:t' �EV} fU!' �2c�C!1°_rS� L�E'[.51�:'i.�:'� 1_•'.- CJ�';1'.Ci %1'S: t.:TtT'�<'�-',- �'�>:�,�,i-,.i. �:_.�UIl?.� ;?t.'i;t)PY`_}" taxes OTl 1112i1'.i,�CCUCP,CS� � �Jn:'i.F.;:,=i.'_c� :� C2 _ _ � � , �:�rm , �i`n' - ' � t i � � � � �'.! d _ .il �:OT., 2Pi� :7?l farm I lVE'_SFO''r di.rj C123i;�11[?_ tv , =1� :�? �J1 Cfl f C�1:II1'G��'(4 J_'.'.�.' .i:;CC ..._ L"c!':� VYS.Cl addiClOII� �L'i: C•'Ull�Ci �TO'�;.ClE� i%=:ai cSC'cCc^ C.�l;' 1: i�_'.'! O? .Sra:1 ��'� ,(1:.:i.= ��tiYO'.I:��l 2 t8X CT'E_'C�lt Sti'Srcili:� cl t:Q%i bY'�3G: U.` S3 ii��ll0:l 1.[1 �tC��i'�t,:�� rc;'f.F'� fOY lt`<W—]_ClCOG:L' ho:ne o„�ners c er 65 ard S2 nEi _ 1 i�;.�n i n ', ";� '_- � re�.,^L � r�i.nilar c.Le;ses o= reni.e:.:;, �It would al�o e�t abl tsn a county asse�;scr system i�,�.i tt: cpti�=� tor �a local � assessor lett Lu m,ji�i� ipatir:es ovcr 30,�J0+?� ar:d i uniform 33 1/3 assessrtent rati.o. Copie: oi the 104—page hi'1 are nor yer available for detailed analysis. Euentual er�actment oF tnis plan i� iin: Fc tain Sl.*.1"2 it is without l.ioeral supp��rt, but it will probab�,� pass the N;:u�t� 1n th� next few da}:�, pe�haps by t`�e. end of this wFPk. I.3Ce= ]2�r (�*tE`1C t�'i� �'1r:i:eR� 1.�?..�.�;.lc'� ai:r�'C :i:Cr'P.S'?Vf SC�1�V �.1RC1 (Ttd[1V IP.2Et![1�5 Of a bi—parr..i�a� -or�mittee, reira�_,d i.ts o��n ;ompren�n�ive ra:t proposal based on a �o` sa1FS tax �wlth a$lg per o�rson �rrdi� ::�pec_r'�� o m�ke the tax pr�gressive Chtough 532,OGC?—S15,i100 �n•�oT:e itveis� and pro�=idin� tor the sharing of 2/"s of tl7t Llc C YFVE�il11C'c Wlr�' S�:[':CC ��jiS� r"1� �S 3:1G� ^lll??i�Lp�tI1C1P_S r :::C7 tl,> ::011Rt1F.S fOC reS1�ETltc Of ,_.nin��or �JC3CfC1 dC2.^�l . in r�-, � r�_�r ii1'll�: 1�c1�Lt125 G�pU1C1 C2C£°lt�'2 p E,C � iTS_ !P, t 1 from this one-'h.icc share an �stirated S65 nulli��n ��r $13 �er capita based on t11F ;atest dt� E?Cl^l:il ��: �:EcC'lil� frG�Tc:i C'E.'i.i5'�� 3[lCl SC(l�_l:�i ��1.5rC:Ct$ G70111i� i31..S0 re�=ei�:e a �imilar am��!nt ,r 57�3 �,E: �:-!;�,;,1 t;:ld ak�st of =he rest or thz pro:eeds w��at:� ;�c fer prc��e:�y t«� re?icE. Lo��at urits ..�._ld tiius receive more direct 81� U[`�=L t})i5 E11.;�i] t�'..?l 3i:v G`C('�'i n(�'.c. J��i( CE' �it�_�, �.eolSl�:itUC�' SCId the �n,ount dtstribu�ed �.ao��ld :�... =<,s� ;��irn salt�s :ax rec='_pts. Sp�n�ors ck CFe Ci*izeci- L�,aru�� F,::c;pr��-a� h,.�,�� th_:�, „�_„ tC� bi—partisan citizen backin� r.:�i; f� ot �hi �� , , ; -�. � •�, r oa `� � ��[1 �.�:L i �. t. �L i�.-G.�.Y ') . <. p�_"r'G ul` '�{li� C�1CC= �1C 1E��1Si3t.1Ve SESS1Ci1, Wflt .F; (?aS O[l�y UC;Cl � jc1C�,t'�;3y ,: i Llr�.`_ ' reL; �7: CiiE'. D:35S<:t�P Gt �J1115 within If1E: (p[lc*li��rli:',�t t1lliP 1 i�ui`. Jl!li .=n -� �^ _.lc u=� F: t�•rts-' a� ��r� cted to be [il3�e CO �F( Cil� �SSE'[1t :1'• C�'3L�1C�: 'i r�i: �'ltl� i1� �._1�_ p?:�n .:r�t�t[? ..^.C., ��'it' le'j�15�3C'(:•rl �,!�� i;:i��t'� 3�?QJ� .i ... 81 r_ � `} ♦ �� • F� � i F.' ll r� �! vf c �1: LL .:_ ..-blli_ r��p��r� a d . _. , ....,. . . , n �ii� t r t�.�� !' 1 (. . - l�. �1 .1 � � .. . .. . . _ . _ ;U i U� i�' . ..-_'fl t e C ' . � -�t � << _ � . , � . _, � ' ;.� r � , ,-, . _, . .• , � � .. _ . ,, , , c�it}�- .r �� .... ' -; . , - • , �, , , „� , . �, . 1 - ' . � � _ .�-��i , r :�- _ ;f 31C� :E.':7rilC"._ . r�ll �.�. 1%_. [7 � .. i� , ..'1 ;1:, .,�. .i �'. ,ila r.c.,.� .._.:.(i_.[? :[.� _ 'O.�a df r}"• �- :�7��-= . i _ ;lr'.- -!iC .. . ..� � E?., . , _ . . .. i r:'i�.(G �Il:j.. . .J... - �- , U .. r , - ti. ..5.`� �, a J — 2 �' To be approved any tax reform p=�<_n must have broad-based support. We urge t`r�at you and your council loo�: carefully at the proposal now recommended by the House Tax Comt:iittee and a.lso the propo�al covered by the. encloszd report and cor:nua- icate as soon as pessible to yeur legislatccs your o�an ��ie�•�s and tnose of your ceuncil. Tnis is im�,�rtao�. if_any_si�,l;ii.car.t tinan_ial help to municinaliti.es i.s to �ozne out di ti��s s�;sic_: �� --- ---- — If additional infor�ation beco;�es a�;ail-ole by Thursd�y, we will include it in the next League L°gi.slative E�,llf-tin OrherwlsA, we shall try to keep you abreast of subsequer.t developz�,e�it:s';;1 tnese closing days of tne s'ession, even thougn in£orrnation rr�ay be out of date by tbe time it reaches you. Sincerely ycurs, . /`�� f �� Orville C, Peterson Executive Secretary OCP:par Encl. � a � � f `' 4 P7_annina Commission i�leeti.n�_- A�ii 27, 1_967 ----_._.__.___� .r /� P��e _-- -- ' The E�_igine.erin� Assistant C12.r1: co�:unented that if � developed, the lan.d should be platted. The zoni.no and done togethex, so that it would not be com,pletely held would be cons�_dered f-irst, and a sicetch shot��ing how the F��' drawn �aould be aderuate at this tinle. � T , > ' ' �� ' � ' ' � ' the plan were p1a�L-ing could be up. The conino plat would �e .W� \, 4. REGOi�IivG SlUD� : A. L. ��TILLIA�'�15, LOTS 6 T_Hi:U �SPP.ING BROOK PAP.K: Rezone ``� from R-1 t.o R-3-A and include a stucly cf the aiea between Ashton Avenue �r%? arid xailxoad tracks. r � Engi.neexing nssista.iit Clark said a similar rezoning request came up in 1962. We were ooing to try to get more people involved, called peopJ.e in and ended up leaving it just as it was. Chainnan Hughes told r1r. Williarns that the Cor,unission discussed this area pretty much along the lines of wron� zoning. After a recommendation to determine w1�at mi�;ht be done to stxaighten out the lines and access, we £elt you shoulci have the opporcunity of looking at this. We ask you whether you would be intexested ii� �,assing around to the other property owners this pl.an and see if they al.so taould agree because it would affect all the people. The map shotaed that nc•rth of Libexty Street and East of Ashton wot?ld a11 be reconed industrial, Everything between Liberty and Longfellojv, Fast of Ashton to the existing industrial would be rezoned R-3. Betweeii 79.th Aveuue and Longfell.o�a Avemie and east of Ashton, everything would be rezoned R-�3 inclu3ing the industrial. It was noted that two little R-1 lots noxth of E1y should be added to r1-1, this would be to the benefit of the block to bring i#� all under one zoning. This is the proposal that the Planning Conunission came up with, but do not feel we can take action until we hear��from the rest of the resi- dents. Mr. Williams brought up the alleys and said most of them are not�in :� use. If they c��ere vacated, it would ?ncrease the size of the lots a little. When Chairman Hughes askec� Mr. Williams if he t�iought this was some- thing ne would li.ke to sex-ve as a go-betc��ee�, notify �he praperty o�•�ners that are actuaTly involvecl, he aor�ed. �: t�aas sugg.ested that a_co�y__of._the__m�p be sent to Ceuncil not as a � reco�miendation� but just a thought and tnat_we believe �hi.s is the best-` plan, but r.ae are open to suggesti�ns. � � - ,r:= 5. �:i:�RGANIZATION OF ZONING ORDINi��\CE: �:eetin� witr Cit� Attorney. a) �DISCUSSTON OF 70�IING FOR V:,TERINAR`s� CLINICS: (UsES perrnitted in C-2) City Attorney Herrick said that Chapter 45 ou�ht to be redone, and the first thing to consider ,•�as the method, t�hether to take the present metliod and rearrange it in a logical manner or attempt to rewrite some of these areas. ' Ch2.ix-ir:a�� ?il;t!ES o-^_7_� 1� S?2:;1E'CI t;� Ll� u� ��:� te_:�� er Of the Flannino COI'i�ill�Sl.0i1 cT1C� C�i.!:1C�.i :.S �..P. �2I`:tS O1: I;l�:CiI�� pEr[:11ttE.'C� jJSc.S rore Ilcrro�a, I[iJle control OVEt til-�?_:�S �:1_�� :i0,lZC'� �� G�i7�cC�i.OIiujle� IlOTE li1 tE:YP.1S 0= a new Chapter tharA a xearran�el ciiGr ter. CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA OFFICE OF THE BUILDING INSPECTOR TOPIC: MONTfiLY REPORT TO CITY MANAGER APRIL,1967 TYPE OF CANSTRUCTION Residential Residential Garages Alterations & Additions Multiple Dwellings Commercial Industrial Municipal Churches & Schools Hospitals Signs Moving OTHERS NLII�ER OF PERMITS ISSUED 1967 1966 THIS YEAR LAST YEAR APRIL APRIL TO DATE TO DATE 14 19 37 `56 6 16 8 18 14 17 26 46 0 0 1 4 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 2 � 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 6 12 24 1 1 1 1 39 59 88 155 _ Heating 23 41 63 92 � Pluuibing 26 43 68 95 Electrical 45 63 111 198 94 147 242 385 • I' I' I' I� I' � ' Residential Residential Garages Alterations & Additions Multiple Dwellings Couanercial Industrial Municipal Churches & Schopls Hospitals Signs Moving ESTIMATED VALUATION OF BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED $292,900 $366,500 $731,275 11,493 22,997 12,793 17,054 66,071 185,343 0 0 16,000 0 0 4,000 0 0 0 0 � 0 1,000 0 0 380,000 0 0 0 5,150 3,500 11,200 2,000 500 2,000 $328,597 $459,568 $1,343;611 $1,058,100 25,793 238,933 200,000 661,500 - 124,515 177,42Z 0 0 17,775 500 $2,504,537 MONTHLY REPORT TO TfiE CITY MANAGER APRIL, 1967 Page 2 � TYPE BLACKTOPPING CARPENTRY EXCAVATING GAS SERVICES GENERAL HEATING HOUSE MOVING MASONRY OIL HEATING PLASTERING ROOFING SIGNS WELL DRILLING NUMBER OF LICENSES CURRENTLY IN EFFECT AND LICENSE FEES COLLECTED TO DATE NUMBER FEES COLLECTED 3 $ 45 1 15 7 105 27 405 38 950 31 465 0 0 }.7 255 -6 90 5 75 1 � 15 12 300 1 15 149 $2,735 � PERMIT FEES 1967 fi966 ThIS YEAR LAST YEAR PERMIT NUMBERS TYPE APRIL APRIL TO DATE TO DATE ��9174- ��9213 BUILDING $618 $753 $1882 $7061 ��6519 -��6563 ELECTRICAL 518 923 2586 3274 ��3838 -��3860 HE�TIN� 808 1,133 1916 2566 4�4388- ��4312 PLtTNiBING 382 674 1091 1435 SIGNS 77 26 318 365 $2403 $35 09 $7793 $14,701 ' : Police Department , City of — ' Accident Total , FBcai Personal Injury ' Property Damage Pedestrian , � � Traffic Total ' Hazazdous Violations ' Other Violations Parking ' DWI Accident Arrests and Citati , . — , , _� ' i 1 1 1 CONSOL_IDATED MONTHLY, REPORT TRAFFIC SU ��NiARY . — Month of A PR I L � 19 � TA6LE 1. ACCIDENT SUMMARY This Month Year to Date This Year Last Year o o Chan e This Year � � Last Year o�o Chinge -� �0 zos 1 �. � -� �I 0 22 lt�— 8� 59 18 l6 1.21 106 — � 0 r . TABLE 5. CU;,iPARATIVE SUh9�lARY OF EPlFORCEMEM! (8y Violation) This Month Year to Date This Year Last Year This leaz Last Yeaz o o Change Hazazdous Violations Total Ej 3'7 1(�I 1(32 D�� _ 3_ 5 9 Speeding 22 .25 1.�2 �.28 -.. Reckless Driving + - rJ ' r' � ' 19 Careless Ihiving 1 7 � Traffic Signal � 15 � �, 3 2 � 13 �.. Stop Sign r � s , _ Other Regulatory Sign 2 f� ? r,' � ' Improper Passing �. Improper Turning _ _. _ ], Right of Way - Vehicle 3 . - Right of Way - Pedestrian ; � Following Too Closely _ No or Improper Signal Improper Start from Parked Position Improper Backing Imgroper Lane Usage 6 Failure to Drive - Right - - __ Defective Equipment . 1 1 _ _ _ Other Hazazdous.Violation - ' ' Other Violntions Total � 12 8 3C � 7 Par�ing Violation Total - ],5 6 61 ],].3 �� 8-79 (REV. 11-3-64) (Standard Form of the International Associction of Chiefs of Police) (Copies ovailable ot Federal 8ureau of Investigetion, Washington, D. C> 20535) CONSOLIDATED MONTHLY REPORT POLICE DEPARTMENT �-itY ,�f FR IDLEY --- — -- -- r��„tt� oc _ APRIL _ -, �9 67 TABLE 1.--DISTRlSUTION OF ?ERSONNEL ' Average Daily Fercent Daily Averagc Doily Numerical Strength Absence _ Absence Temperary Details Average EFfective Strength E'n�i i( ��a iF month �--,��nc� month � � 7� �i!�r.th �an-e. R,onth I Srnne month this rt�r th I-�;t y�ur Thismonih� la�t �::si �['h._ n:onth� 1 r t ya�ar 'f'ins rnontt� 1�i.,t yeur TF�ismonthi-.astmonth� last year "I'ot�:l personri«�l. L'L. Chief's offl<-c . 1 E3PCpC(�5 fUfE':IU . UnlformF•d forcc� . �� Uetectfve� bu[eau � Traffic bure�au . Flrst rellef . . . . _ 5_ se��na �iiec . . 9 Thtrd relief . . . `� TABLE 2.--CHANGES IN PERSONNEL TABLE 3.--DAILY AVERAvE PATROL STRENGTH 1. Present !or duty end of last month.. . . . . . . . . . _�� . . , � Same month "T'his month las! year 2. Recrulted durlriq month . , . . . . . .� . . . . . .�-.��. �� 3. Relnstated durinq month . . . . . . . . . . . � 1. Total number of patrclmen . . . . . . . . 2C Total to account for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GG- 2, Less perrnanent asslqnments (publlc � � �� . . . .. .. . . offices, clerlcal, chauf£eurs, etc.) . . . 4. Separatlons from the service: , . 3. Less details to speclal squads or bu- � ' � � � - � , � reaus (trafflc, vice, park, etc.) . (a) Voluntaty resiqnation . . . . . . -' - - . ' . ' ' ' ' - � 4. Avernqe daily cbsenczs of patrolmen f� (b) Retlrement on penslm ..... � asslqned to patrol duty uwlnq to: 6� v3 (a) Vacatlon, suspension� twst (c) Reslqned wLth charges pendlnq days, etc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (d) Dropped durinq probcttion . . . . � (b) Sick and ln)ured . . . . . . . . • � (e) Dlsmissed for cause . . . . . . ' ' ' ' (f ) Killed in line uf duty . . . . . . (c) Temporary detalls . . . . . . . . . . (y) Deceased . . . . . . . . . . . . . Total separations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Total averaye dally absences . . / � `'3 5. Present for d�.ity aC end of month . . . . . . . . �2 - 1`,�. �,9? _ _ • • �. Avvilable fcr patcvl duty . . . . . . . . 0 . i _ � TA�LE 4-- CRIi�� I��X A�� P��.IC� ACTIVITY TREND I OFFENSES KNOWN TO THE POLICE CHANGE CURRENT YEAR VS. LAST YEAR CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES V5. SAME MON7H VS. SAME PERIOD (PART I CLASSES) REPORTED OR ACTUAL ACTUAL TNIS LAST YEAR LAST YEAR KNOWN UNPOUNDED OFFENSES YEAR TO DATE THISMONTH THISMONTH NUMBER PERCEN� NUMBER PERCENT ' lo. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT : MANSLAUGMTER , 2: FQRCIBLE RAPE TOTAL o. RAPE BY FORCE b. ASSAULT TO RAPE • ATTEMPTS ' 3. ROBBERY TOTAL 2 1 1 � a. ARMED • ANY WEAPON b. STRONG-ARM • NO WEAPON 2 �. 1 4. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT TOTAL 2 a. GUN • , b. KNIFE OR CU7TING INSTRUMENT 1 c. OTHER DANGEROUSWEAPON 1 d. HANDS, FIST, ETC. - AGGRAVATED , 5. BURGLARY TOTAL EL? b 2 o. fORCIBLE ENTRY p 22 b. UNLAWFUL ENTRY • NO FORCE � c. ATTEMPTED fORCBLE ENTRY 2 6. LARCENY - THEFT (except auto theft) 1 o. SSO AND OVER IN VALUE l� i� �� • ' 7. �1UT0 THEFT � 2� CR�ME INDEX TOTAL : ' 16. M,4NSLAUGHTBR BY NEGLIGENCE 4e. OTHER ASSAEILTS • NOT AGGRAVATED 66. LARCENY, UNDER SSO IN VAWE 2 � PART 1 TOTAL O 6( 2Z9 �7 ' TOTAL PARTIIINCIDENTS ...............!....�................................�., .... TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS NONCRIMINAL CALLS . `�.�� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ��. . . . . TOTALCALLS FOR POLICE SERVICE .. ......�� (� ... ... .. . ... ...................�03� ... . _.. • - � . _ . . . . . . . . . . . ' AUTOMOBILESRECOVERED ' (A) NUMBERSTOLEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED LOCALLY .................................... ......... � (B) NUMBER STOLEN �OCALLY AND RECOVERED 8Y OTHER JURISDICTIONS . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . .. . . . . .. . .... - � (C) TOTAL LOGALLYSTOLfN AUTOSRECOVERED . ................................................. !� ... - ' (D) NUNBERS70LEN OUT OF,JURISD�CTION,RECOVERED LOCALLY .......................................... �1� . . . ' , ' , T/��l.E 5-- VAL�E OF P�:OP��TY STC3LEP� /�� RECCa1fERED� VALUE OF PROPERTY VALUE OF PROPERTY TOTAL VALUE OF �ALUE OF PROPERTY VALUE OFPROPERTY STOLEN LOCALLY STOLENI.CCALLY STOLEN OTHER OFFENSE LOCALLYSTOI.EN STOLEN LOCALLY ANDRECOVERED ANDRECOVERED BY JURISDICTIONS PROPERTY RECOVERED RECOVERED LOCALLY LOCALLY OTHERJURISDICTION ROBBERY O OO _0 O 0 0 BURGLARY � 1. ��i'� �O�O O .00 O LARCENY 92.1 1 �V s Gv � 1'3�' • 2 0 AUTO THEFT 6OO � OO 9�Uo C�O 2700� OO 3 OO s OO 3 • TOTAL C)5]„(j.59 222��.2.8 2700.00 4924.28 3550.0� � _ � T��LE 6 - - ��'��E� �L�� Q.��EST year fo dG�� (include e;�cep�iona! ciearanc�s) NUh16ER OF OFFENSES � PERCENT OF OFFENSES CLEARED BY ARREST CLEARED BY ARREST CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES BY ARRES7 oF BY ARREST OF (PART i CLASSES) 7oTA� C�EARED pER50N5 UNDER 18 TOTAL CLEARED pERSONS UNDER 18 THIS LAST THIS LAST THIS LAST THIS LAST YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR L CRIMINAL HOMICIDE ' a. MURDER AND NONNEGLfGENT MANSLAUGHTER b. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE 2. FORCIBLE RAPE 7QTAL a. RAPE BY FORCE b. ASSAULT TO RAPE • ATTEMPTS 3. ROBBERY TOTAL �. ' a. ARMED - ANY WEAPON 1 b. STRONG•ARM • NO WEAPON d. ASSAULT TOTAL a. GUN b. KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT 1 e. OTHER DANGEROUSWEAPOW 1 d. HANDS FISTS, FEET, ETC. - AGGRAVATED e. OTHER ASSAUL75-NOT AGGRAVATED 5. BURGLARY TOTAL 1 a. FORCIBLE ENTRY 2 b. UNLAWFUL ENTRY - NO FORCE e. ATTEMPTED FORCIBLE ENTRY 1 6. LARCENY - THEFT (EXCEP7 AUTO 7HEPT) r �' a. S50 AND OVER IN VALUE � b. UNDER S50IN VALUE 72 �c� ' 7. AUTO THEFT �% 9 GRAND TOTAL 73 25 TA�LE 7-- P��SOi�S APR�ST��, ��i��t�� At�D D�SPOSE�► OF DURI�G ��'�Oi��'H ' ' .■ COURT DISPOSITIONS THIS MONTH ; ARRESTS PERSUNS FORMALLY ' (INCLUDE RELEASED NO FORMAL CHARGEi ADULTS GUILTY UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES CHARGED - ACQUITTED REFERRED TC� THIS OR JUVENILE MONTH OF " OF OTHERWISE COURT . • TOTAL OFFENS� LESSER DISMISSED JURISDICTiCN ; JUVENILES ADULTS TOTAL CHARGED OFFENSE 1. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE: ' • , a. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT MANSLAUGNTER -- 6. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE 2. FORCIBLE RAPE 3. ROBBERY , 4. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT 5. BURGLARY • BREAKING OR ENTERING l 1�7 �] 6. LARCENY • THEPT (EXCEPT AUTO THEFT) � 1 f G - 7. AUTO THEfT � � - S. OTFIER ASSAULT$ (RETURN A- 4e) - TOTAL - PART I CLASSES 1O � 11 � � � TMIS YEAR TO DATE 1 �� - � LAST YEAR TO �ATE PERCENT CHANGE 9. ARSON 10. FORGERY AND COUNTERFEITING - 11. FRAUD 12. EMBEZZLEMENT r 13. STOLEN PROPERTY; BUYING, RECEIVING, j POSSESS�NG � 14. VANDALISM 15. WEAPONS; CARRYING, POSSESSING, ETC. 16. PROSTITUTION AND COMMERCIALIZED VICE - 17. SEX OFPENSES (EXCEPT 2 AND 16) 18. NARCOTIC DRUG LAWS 14. GAMBLING 20. OFPENSES AGAINST THE FAMILY AND CHILDREN � 21. DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE 22. LI�UOR LAWS 23. DRUNKENNESS � 24. DISORDERLY CONDUCT 25. VAGRANCY 26. ALL OTHER OFFENSES (EXCEP7 TRAFFf:.) �. 2 i TOTAL - PART II ClASSES 27 �] 4 ��' �� 'T 7 THIS YEAR TO DATE G LAST YEAR TO DATE PERCENT CHANGE TRAFFIC ARRESTS THIS MONTH � � PHYSICAL CUSTODY ARRESTS WARRANTSSERVED CITATIONS ISSUED � � TOTAL TRAFFIC ARRcSTS AND CITATIONS � � 33 37 3? 32 1 �} . . . • . ' �� ' �I � ' ' � , , �f'�ls�., ?s, , _ .. �:=j 1wi_,_. 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T__ _..._.� : � # ~� � ti �,c,�..".. �.�.....__ .�._— : ____�....�..r � .� �._.._.__._�.�. __..�_.�.�-_�.._.�. , ' � r ' , ' � CITY OF FRIDLEY PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT Paul Brown, Director 6431 University Avenue N.E. FRIDLEY OPEN SLOW PITCH SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Phone: 560-3450 Team on LEFT is the Home Team until Final Round All games at The Commons Park DAY DATE HOME TEAM VISITING TEAM TIME ROUND 1 Wed. May 10 Canterbury Inne Wed. May 10 Mpls. House Furn. Wed. May 10 Fridley Bus Wed. May 10 Beauticians Thur. May 11 Beauticians Thur. May 11 Fridley Bus Thur. May 11 Mpls. House Furn, Thur. May 11 Frontier Club Thur. May 18 Beauticians Thur, May 18 Frontier Club Thur. May 18 Canterbury Inne Thur. May 18 Fidelity Union Fidelity Union Frontier Club Sandstrom � Hafner Bye Sandstram F, Hafner Canterbury Inne Fidelity Union � Bye Fridley Bus Sandstrom $ Hafner Mpls, House Furn. Bye Wed. May 24 Beauticians . Canterbury Inne Wed. May 24 Frontier Club. Fridley Bus Wed. May 24 Sandstrom $ Hafner Fidelity Union Wed. May 24 Mpls. House Furn, gy� Thur. May 25 Sandstrom F� Hafner Mpls. House Furn. Thur. May 25 Fidelity Union Fridley Bus Thur. May 25 Frontier �lub Beauticians Thur. May 25 Canterbury Inne gye Tuesday, May 30 - Memorial Day - Holiday - No Schedul�ed Games Wed, May 31 Canterbury Inne Wed. May 31 Fridley Bus Wed. May 31 Fidelity Union Wed. May 31 Sandstrom � Hafner Thur. June 1 Mpls. House Furn. Thur. June 1 Fidelity Union Thur. June 1 Sandstrom $ Hafner Thur. June 1 Fridley Bus Mon. June 5 Frontier Club Mon. June 5 Fidelity Union Mon. June 5 Sandstrom � Hafner Mon. June 5 Beauticians Wed, June 7 Fidelity Union Wed. June 7 Sandstrom � Hafner Wed. June 7 Canterbury Inne Wed. June 7 Frontier Club ROUND 2 � Frontier Glub Mpls. House Eurn Beauticians Bye Beauticians '�rontier Club - Canterbury Inne Bye Mpls. House Furn. Canterbury Inne Fridley Bus Bye Mpls. House Furn. Beauticians Fridley Bus Bye 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 s:oo 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:00 ' ' FRIDLEY OPEN SL069 PIT'CH SOFTBALL SCHEDULE � PAGE 2 DAY DATE HOME TF.Ah4 VISITING TEAM TIME Thur. June 15 Sandstrom F� Hafner ' Thur. June 15 Fridley Bus Thur. June 15 Mpls, House Furn. Thur. June 15 Fidelity Union � Mon. June 19 Fidelity Union Mon. June 19 Canterbury Inne Mon. June 19 Fridley Bus � Mon. June 19 Mpls. House Furn. Wed, June 21 Beauticians ' Wed. June 21 Mpls, House Furn, Wed. June 21 Fridley Bus Wed. June 21 Canterbury Inne '� ' Mon, June 26 Frontier Club Mon, June 26 Beauticians Mon. June 26 Mpls. House Furn. Mon. June 26 Sandstrom �, Hafner Wed. June 28 Canterbury Inne ' Wed. June 28 Beauticians Wed. June 28 Frontier Club Wcd. June 28 Fridley Bus I ' I , L , I ' I ' , ' Frontier Club Beauticians Canterbury Inne Bye Sandstrom �, Hafner Beauticians � Frontier Club Bye Frontier Club Sandstrom � Ha£ner Fidelity Union Bye Canterbury Inne Fidelity Union Fridley Bus Bye Sandstrom � Hafner Mpls. House Furn, Fidelity Union Bye July 4th - 3rd Annual Open All Stars vs Industrial All Stars Game 4th Week - Holiday - No League Games ROUND 3 - Final Round, Teams will flip coin to determine Home Team, �Wed. July 12 Canterbury Inne - Fidelity Union Wed. July 12 Mpls. House Furn. Frontier Club Wed. July 12 Fridley Bus Sandstrom � Hafner Wed. July 12 Beauficians gye Thur. July 13 Fridley Bus Thur. July 13 Mp1s. House Furn, Thur. July 13 Beauticians Thur, July 13 Frontier Club Thur. July 20 Frontier Club Thur. Ju�y 20 Canterbury Inne Thur. July 20 Beauticians Thur. July 20 Fidelity Union Wed. July 26 Beauticians Wed. July 26 Sandstrom $ Hafner Wed. July 26 Frontier Club Wed. July 26 Mpls. House"Furn. Thur. July 27 Fideli.�Cy Union Thur. July 27 Frontier Club Thur. July 27 Sandstrom �, Hafner Thur. July 27 Canterbury Inne Canterbury Inne Fidelity Union Sandstrom $ Hafner Bye Sandstrom F, Hafner Mpls. House Furn. Fridley Bus Bye Canterbury Inne Fidelity Union Fridley Bus Bye Fridley Bus Beauticians btpls. House Furn. Bye � 6:30 7:45 9:00 F 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:�30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:00 ' ' ' I � FRIDLEY OPEN SLOW PITCH SOFTBALL SCHEDULE . ��_-. �-, r _ _,__.._ __ .� DAY DATE Wed. Aug. 2 Canterbury Inne Wed. Aug. 2 Fridley Bus Wed. Aug. 2 Fidelity Union Wed. Aug. 2 Sandstrom � Hafner Thur. Aug. 3 Fidelity Union , Thur. Aug. 3 D1pls. House Furn. Thur. Aug. 3 Sandstrom F� Hafner Thur. Aug. 3 Fridley Bus I , I ' I ' I ' Frontier Club Mpls. House Furn. Beauticians Bye Frontier Club Beauticians Canterbury Inne Bye - LEAGUE SCHEDULE ENDS - PAGE 3 TIME 6:30 7:45 9:00 - 6:30 7:45 9:00 Mon. Aug�; 7: Playoffs Begin - Position ties decided, if necessary, otherwise �regular playoffs begin. Top four place teams enter league playoffs for Sr�.te Tournament Open Berth. First place will play third and second will face fourth in a best two out of three games. Finals will be be a best two out of three games. Winner will represent the City - of Fridley at Anoka, Minnesota - August 18 - 20. * * * * * * :� * � � * * * * * * � * � * * * * * * * * * * � * * * * * * * * * � * * * TEAb4 MANAGER ADDRESS Canterbury Inne Howard Lent 6131 Trinity Fidelity Union Gordon Christenson 6415 Jackson St, Fridley Bus Bruce Hein 1675 Mississippi Sandstrom F� Hafner Cal Robidoux 6775 E. River Road Mpls. House Furn, H, E, Swanson 1211 Gardena Frontier Club Sal Magnolo 6130 � 6th St, N,E� Beauticians Arlan Anderson 6001 Gardena - LEAGUE NOTES - RES. BUS. ' 5�i0�2129 222.-7454 560-2536 866-4656 786-4464 560-6100 784�7086 92.7-5911 788-2005 _ '. 560-4780 941-1550 788-0281 ' East team must present to the umpire before game one NEW, out of box ball. Players MUST show up fifteen (15) minutes before game time scheduled, Managers are to have line ups ready five (S) minutes before game time. (line up cards will be provided) Games postponed because of weather will be rescheduled by the Parks and Recreation •� Director, Teams MUST start with.9 players. Teams MUST finish game with 10 players. No excep- tion. Game will be forfeited fifteen (15) minutes after scheduled time. "PLAY IT SAFE, AND PLAY TO WIN" I ' ' 5/67 " CITY OF FRIDLEY PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT Paul Brown, Director 6431 University Avenue N.E. Phone: 560-3450 FRIDLEY INDUSTRIAL SLO1V PITCH SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Team on LEFT is the Home Team until Final Round* All games at The Commons Park DAY DATE HOME TEAM VISITING TEAM 1'IME 1'ues. May 9 Fridley Bankers Tues. May 9 Midland Co-op Tues. May 9 Barry Blower Tues. May 16 FMC Corp. Tues. May 16 Fridley Bankers Tues. May 16 Barry Blower Mon. May 22 Vid Metals Mon. May 22 FMC Corp, Mon. May 22 Fridley Bankers Precision Sheet Metal - Vid Metals FMC Corp. Vid Metals Midland Co-op Precision Sheet Metal Precision Sheet Metal Midland Co-op � Barrv Blower �t�ues. May Z3 F.ridley Bankers FMC Corp. Tues. May 23 Vid Metals Barry Blower � Tues. May 23 Precision Sheet Metal Midland Co-op Mon. May 29 Midland Co-op Barry Blotiaer Mon. May 29 Fridley Bankers Vid Metals Mon. May 29 Precision Sheet Metal FMC Corp. Tuesday, May 30 - Memorial Day - Holiday - No Scheduled Games Tues. June 6 Vid Metals Midland Co-op Tues. J�ne 6 FMC Corp.' Barry Blower Tues. June 6 Precision Sheet Metal Fridley Bankers II Annual S1ow Pitch Tourney - Fridley - June 10 � 11 - Deadline May 31 Mon. June 12 Precision Sheet bletal Barry Blower Mon, June 12 Vid Metals FMC Corp. Mon. June 12 Midland Co-op � Fridley Bankers , Tues. June 13 Barry Blower Fridley.BankErs Tues. June 13 Precision Sheet Metal Vid Metals Tues. June 13 Midland Co-op .FMC Corp. , Tues. June 20 Midland Co-op Precision Sheet Metal Tues. June 20 FMC Corp. Fridley Bankers Tues.. June 20 Barry Blower Vid Metals ' Tues. June 27 FMC Corp. Precision Sheet Metal Tues. June 27 Barry Blower Midland Co-op � Tues. June 27 Vid Metals Fridley Bankers July 4- 3rd Annual Open All �tars vs Industrial All Stars Game 4th Week - Holiday 0 No League Games ' *Final Round, Teams will Flip Coin to Determine Home Team. Mon. July 10 Barry Blower FMC Corp. ' Mon. July 10 Fridley Bankers Precision.Sheet Metal Mon. July 10 Midland Co-op Vid Metals 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:U0 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7;45 9;00 0 � � � FRIDLEY INDUSTRIAL SLOW PITCH SOFTBALL SCHEDULE CONT. DAY DATE 1'ues. July 11 Fridley Bankers ' Tues. July 11 Barry Blower Tues. July 11 FMC Corp. Tues. July 18 FMC Corp. � - Tues. July 18 Fridley Bankers Tues. July 18 Vid Metals ' ' I ' I � L , � � Mon. July 24 Vid Metals Mon. July 24 Precision Sheet Metal Mon. July 24 Fridley Bankers Tues. July 25 Fridley Bankers Tues. July 25 Precision Sheet Metal Tues. July 25 Midland Co-op ' End Season Midland Co-op Precision Sheet Metal Vid Metals Midland Co-op Barry Blower Precision Sheet Metal Barry Blower Midland Co-op FMC Corp. Vid Metals FMC Corp, Barry Blower PAGE 2 TIME 6:30 7:45 9:00 " 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:00 6:30 7:45 9:00 July 31 - Aug. 10 ---�.--«< Playoffs . Wed. July 26 Playoffs Begin - Position ties.decided, if necessary, othe4rtaise regular playoffs begin. Top four place teams enter league playoffs for State Tournament Berths. First place will play third and second will face fourth in a best two out of three games. Finals will be a best two out of three games. Winner and runnerup will represent the City of Fridley at Columbia Heights, Niinnesota - August 11 - 13. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *.* * * * * * * * * * * * * Fridley Bankers Precision Shzet Midland Co-op Vid Metals Barry Blower FMC Corp. Robert 0'Neill Richard Norton Martin Kripper Gerald Oys Jim Herrboldt Tom 0'Rourke 861 Rice Creek 1200W�.25th St. So. 653 - 113 Ave. N.W. 3001 - 3rd St. No. 9526 Quaker Lane 3500 Roosevelt N.E. - LEAGUE NOTES - 560-1.272 560-6100 377-5657 560-1010 755-3318 331-6030 521-5297 788-5505 425-2786 786-3000 789-0301 788-8601 East team must present to the umpire before game one NEW, out of box ball. Players MUST show up fifteen (15) minutes before game time scheduled, Managers are to have line ups ready five (5) minutes before game time. (line up cards will be provided) Games postponed because of weather will be rescheduled by the Parks and Recreation Director. Teams MUST start with 9 players. Teams NtUST finish game with 10 players. No exception. Game will be forfeited fifteen (15) minutes after scheduled timP. "PLAY IT SAFE, AND PLAY TO WIN" 0 u � � M �PLANNING COMMZSSION MEETING - MAY 11, 1967 PAGE 1 ROLL CALL: The meeting was called to order by Acting Chairman Hughes at 7:35 P.M. Members present: Member absent: Others present: Myhra, Jensen, Hughes, Erickson Ylinen City Manager Wagner, Engineering Assistant Clark . APPROVE MtNUTES OF PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING: APRIL 27, 1967: MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Co�►ission Minutes of April 27, 1967 be approved. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. . RECEIVE MINUTES OF BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL MEETING: APRIL 25,___1_967: MOTION by Erickson, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Co�ission receive the minutes of the Building Standards-Design Control meeting of April 25, 1967.� Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVE MINtITES OF BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING: APRIL 26, 1967: MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Erickson, that the Planning Commission receive the minutes of the Board of Appeals meeting of April 26, 1967. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried'unanimously. 1. DISCUSSION: THIRD STREET PATTERN: Property owners were invited by mail tQ attend the meeting and participate in discussion. Chairman Hughes stated that, first of all, he thougfit it proper for him to say this was not a formal public hearing, that no plan would be considexed by the Planning Co�nission at this point, and there have been a number of proposals made, but they will not be considered now. This meeting was to be an informal discussion to give the people a chance to express their opinions. This area has been under consideration by the Planning Commission for a year or longer in terms of traffic circulation. The problem is whether there should be some automobile traffic route between 57th Avenue at the Holiday Store and blst Avenue (a North-South through street) and if there should be, how it should be extended from 572 Avenue to the South. Discussions have raised a number of points, and if, accidentally, one or more points seemed to be stressed, it is by accident. The Planning Commission has not come to a majority of opinion as to the best solution to the problern. The audience was informed that before University Avenue was repaved, thsre was a suggestion that a service drive on the West side of University Avenue be built. This was ruled out by the Highway Department at the time the highway was put through, and it does not exist now. Another alternative that has been discussed is'the use of 3rd Street as a North-South through street with a connection at the South end where the Street now runs out to be decided. Another alternative is to use one of the � Planning Commission Meetin� - May 11, 1967 Page 2 streets down the center of the area, probably 22 Street, and construct a straight through street from 61st to 57th; and considering the use of Ma.in Street as a main N�rth-South leader with no through traffic in the residen- tial area. � It was noted that the area is one of mixed uses; some cammercial, single family, two family and apartment buildings. As a result, you cannot say it is residential and must be treated as such because there some commercial ! also. The problem facing the commercial businesses is access. They have ' found it is difficult to direct a customer how to get to their stores. The fact that there are a large number of homes creates a problem of a through street carrying a large amount af traffic in terms of safety to the people � and the children. Chairman Hughes continued, that we are not here to consider a specific proposal but rather to encourage a discussion with the audience hoping that the people who live in the area would express their feelings. It is unlikely that a decision will be made tonight or in the i�nediate future. There are other factors concexning the general street pattern of the City itself which have to be taken into account. It will take some time before wP can resolve the problem. � Mrs. Donald Crooks, 5910 2nd Street, asked the reason for the abandon- ment of the service road on the West side of T.H. ��47. . The City Manager explained that he was not employed by the City when the Highway Department first started to plan the road in 1939. It was his con- jecture that when they were acquiring property at that time, that as late as 1954, the estimated population of Fridley was 18,000. By the time he got here, they had had about 15 preliminary plans to the Council. As the years went by and they planned more and more, their standards changed and they just ' ran out of land as they had underestimated their right of way needs in 1939. As their design standards improved and their estimate of traffic flow in- creased beyond where they originally anticipated, they needed more right of ' way for the highway itself. He raised protests many times about not having a service road. He felt they ran out of right of way width for the new staa- dards of highway. Eldon Schmedeke, 5900 University Avenue: I am the fellow to blame for getting you here. We all know we didn't get the service road which I feel we should have. The people from 60th Avenue down on 22 Street and on 3rd Street present tonight a petition requesting the extension of 3rd Street South, because they feel they are entitled to a way out. Holiday had a proposal which, when I was appointed to the Plats & Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities Subcommittee that was for a way out. They were to put in a street from 57th Avenue to 58th Avenue. However, after the committee I was on had kicked it around for two months, Holiday passed on it. I did not want it to be dropped and I asked the Planning Commission to continue it. At 4:00 o'clock on the meeting day, I was notified by Mr. Rote of Erickson Petroleum, Inc. they had dropped it. I asked for 3rd Street to be used as it was on the Holiday proposal. I think now our best road would be to condemn the property on 3rd Street going as far as the third row. Many people are talking about the traffic that is going through. It would bring traffic in along the road. There would be no through traffic because you cannot turn left to go on the main highway at 57th Avenue. That would be the proposal most logical at this time. We don't need a service road on Main Street which is four blocks away. I propose they consider ex- tending 3rd Street as it is the best way out. I don't know if we can get cooperation from Holiday at this late date. Planning Commission r4eeting - May 11, 1967 Page 3 One of the reasons some of us down in this area have not had the atten- tion we should have had is because our area has not been represented on the Planning Commission, as at one time during my investigation, I found there were four members on the Commission from Ward l. Lawrence Muggli of Muggli Mfg. Co., 5973 3rd Street NeE.: I am pretty well in line caith Mr. Schmedeke's line of thinking. I have been in business before many of you £ellows came here. When we started in business, there was nothing but prairie. I do not think our part of the City has been con- sidered as the other parts of the City have been considered when there is any public service dished out. WQ not only lost the service road along the highway, they put the service road in where there was only private residences and then put the access so that we cannot go directly to the highway any more. I go further to say that we demand it. I think cae have been kicked around enough in our part of the City. Nothing was ever done down in that area. Frank Gabrelcik, 5923 3rd Street N.E.: I have put in about 2,000 miles going around because of no access. I therefore demand a service road. Mr. Frank Barker, 5800 3rd Street N.E.: We have no way to get out at all. We are entitled to a service road and it is about time we get one. We pay high taxes and don't get nothing. We are entitled to a service road as well as anyone else. I demand it, too. � William A. Zawislak, 2630 Grand St. NoE. (5800 3rd St. N.E.): I have a 120' width lot and am paying for an easement. I have paid taxes the last five or six years. I think we should have a service road. Max Aapka, 281 57th Place N.E.r (To Mr. Schmedeke) Did you plan where the access road would be? We do not want througn traffic if it would take part of our garage. Mr. Schmedeke: The street would go down to 57th and take a dog; leg. Mr. Hapka felt the street going South should be moved over to 2� Street and should be a one way street. . Mr. Schmedeke said the Fire Marshall claims a road sh�uld go through there for fire purposes. If we go up to 22 Str.eet, it would be through the middle. Arthur Young, 5807 3rd Street N.E.: If you go out as he proposed, you cannot get out to the highway. You cannot ma.ke a turn there. Mrs. Harlow Kinney, 5841 2a St. N.E.: We can walk to Holiday. what we want is some access to the highway without having to go back up to 61st or Main Street. - Member Jensen asked the people that if they had an entrance from the neighborhood to University Avenue, Southbound only, did they feel that is better than a half way measure or still very inadequate. The people said 'bery inadequate, and Fridley has no one way street and why give us one". . Mrs. Frank Gabrelcik, 5923 3rd Street N.E. one block that you have to dodge on 3rd Street. the west side of University Avenue. There are 30 children in just Give us a service road on . Planning Commission Meeting - Ma.y 11, 1967 Page'4 Mr. Hapka asked why is it proposed to 57th Place, why not to 57th Avenue? Mr. Schmedelce replied that I would be glad to bring it down to 57th Avenue, but I was afraid it would cost too much. Fridley has a half way street and Holiday proposed to go through with a street frorn 57th to 57Z Avenue and it would not have cost us anything. One of the Erickson brothers passed away before the proposal came up. It is possible that we might be able to get this much from them again if we decide on it. � Mr. Young said one lady brought up the fact that the kids should not be on the streets. They have their property on their own land for their bicycles, but no sidewalks, so they have to take the road and their driveways are not good enough to drive on and the parks are to� far away. So you can't blame it on the kids. � Mr. Muggli asked the Commission for some of the answers they must have come up with. Chairman Hughes said the plans which have been discussed here tonight have been discussed and considered in the beginning. Neither this group or any subcommittee has come to a conclusion which they feel is ade- quate to solve the problem. There are a number of solutions, but each of them have sufficient drawbacks as we11 as advantages, but none have a clear choice. It is our aim to have streets run where they will be used and have them serve where they will not only be useful but safe. Mr. Muggli said there was no problem which way to go, but whose toes will be stepped on. Take 3rd Street and run it thxough until it runs into a street that crosses University. Member Erickson said this matter for the Planning Commission came up last year with Mr_ Zizak. We asked for a cu1 de sac in this area to work out the problem. Subsequently, action catne in for delay so that they could continue this service road. There was an awful lot of opposition from the people in this area because they did not want all the traffic in this area. Mr. Zizak said he did not have that property any longer and he'd like to know now why this thing dragged out. I have been working with the City fox five years, he said, for the vacation of 572 Avenue between 3rd Street and 22 Street. I do not see why 3rd Street cannot go right through. Every- thing is talked about a lot, but nothing is accomPlished. r40TI0N by Erickson, seconded by Myhra, that it appears to the Planning Commission the people in the area now seem to be for the extension of 3rd Street, and that the Planning Commission believe they can proceed on that basis, and would move to close this hearing. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Chairman Hughes stated that we have had unanimity. Is there anyone present who opposes a North-South action. Mr. Hapka said we oppose it if it goes through our house. A citizen said if our children can't play in the street, I don't want it. They can leave it closed up. Mr. Bodin, 5824 3rd Street and Mr. Martin llykhoff, 5810 3rd Street said they go along with Hapka. • � e Planning Conunission Meetin� - Mav 1Z, 1967 Pa�e 5 A young boy said the boys couldn't play ball in their yards because the yards are too close. Mrs. Hapka said he was opposed for the reason that if it would go straight through, it would be hard on the children. Chairman Hughes said it would be unfair to allow a meeting to close without allowing both sides to speak. At the moment, he felt we have additional information concerning the feelings of the people in the area whic� will help us. We are still lacicing some things in relation of the streets to the rest of ehe City. It is the purpose of this Comanission to be respon- sive to the Citizens in a pa.rticular area, but also it is the purpose to be responsive to the needs of the City as a whole. Any deliberation will be taking into account both of these responsi- bilities which will be a safe and useful access to the area for the people who live there. and do business there. I believe that we have probably heard all of the opi.nions that are expressed here this evening. Thank you for coming and we do appreciate your interest, as it is our purpose to determine your feelings on the problem. 2. DISCUSSION: PROPERTY BEING THE NE% OF THE NE% OF SECTION 13 CARL HIPP� Present with Mr. Hipp was Robert McCready, 552 lOth Avenue N.W,, New Brighton and Mx. Roman Panek, 510 13th Avenue N:W., New Brighton. Mr. Hipp said that when he purchased the property it was zoned commer- cial but that disappeared. He was told that in 1955, the City was officially zoned and the change could have happened then. Mr. Hipp said they would like the opinion of the Planning Commission on the type of zoning they should ask for and they felt if there would be• too much opposition, it would not be feasible for them to develop the land_ Chairman Hughes said that 1) rezoning of the area would make it useful for multiple dwellings and 2) platting of the area in lots suitable in size. Member Erickson stated he was going to withdraw from participating in � this item because of a personal interest. Mr. Hipp �aas informed that if he undertakes to use this land for a motel type of purpose, it would be necessary to rezone to one of several types of zoning. Planned Development District offers an opportunity to develop a large tract of land in a manner which would get across the more formal zoning category and the City asks approval of the plan before the construction takes place. � It was noted that in the last 12 or 2 years on rezonings from R-1 to multiple, we have not used R-3 only R-3A. Chairman Hughes stated the Planning Commission was not ready to offer a definite opinion. Before coming to a decision, there is the possibility that there is going to be some type of watershed development in that area which could affect his decision, and there might be some major watershed development concerning the whole Rice Cr.eek area. , �, Plannin� Commission Meeting - May 11, 1967 - Page 6 Member Myhra asked Mr. Hipp if he were thinking in terms of recreation for the South part of the land by the Creek. Mr. Hipp said they hadn't decided whether it would be private or public. Member Erickson said to Mr. Hipp that he should be sure ta have all the property owners involved on the application and also have them sign the request. Mr. Hipp asked for rezoning application. 3. DEDICATION OF ARTHUR STREET WITH REFERENCE TO GARDNER'S PLAT (P S. ��66-01): Mr. S. E. Templin was present and stated the preliminary plat had been approved with an exception of a dedication for road purposes, and now he has the dedication and hopes to be able to go ahead with the plat. Referring to that part of the agreement which states if the City desires to move the present buildings within the projected right of way during the next five years, they will be moved at the City's expense, after that at the petitioners'. . Member Erickson said the cost of moving the house could be exorbitant in five years. The rate of growth we have seen in other parts of Fridley, from all expectations, they were very slim, and then suddenly the whole area was built up. He felt three yeaxs would be more practical. MOTION by Erickson, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Co�nission recommends approval of the proposed subdivision of Gardner's Plat �P.S,. _��66-01) subject to the followi�: Lots 7 thru l8 be platted as Outlot 1, and the receipt of an agreement from the fee owners �rnest Gardner and Willard Gardner) acce�table to the Citv that when t g Ci,_ty wi,.shPS t�. improve the street and remove the buildings prior to Jul 1 1970 onto property to .E, corner o Arthur Street and Mississinp� StX�Qt, f,j�at it wi o so at its own expensea It is further understood that the propertv in the Southeast corner of Arthur Street and Mississippi Street be made ,: part o t e propose sub ivision an be given a lot �number. Upon a voice vote, all,voting aye, with the exception of Member Jensen who abstained in the matter because of an interest in the plat bv Suburban En�ineering Company, Inc.t the motion carried unanimous��. 4. REZONING REQUEST: ZOA ��67-07, REES, THOMSON, SCROGGINS INC.: Part of Lots 17 and 18, Auditor's Subdivision ��78. Mr. Scroggins, Jr. and Mr. M. Filister were present. Mr. Scroggins explained his company axe the agents for Franklin Manu- facturing Company, a subsidiary of Studebaker. They were under the impres- sion the entire property was rezoned for multiple purposes, but there is a strip of land between R-3 and the River which is zoned R-1. The land immediately to the North is zoned R-3 directly through to the river. Stude- baker wishes to sell the land but it is hard to plan as long as part of it is useless as far as R-1 is concerned and makes it kind of awkward zoning as is, and requests a public hearing for the next meeting. Planning Comm�ssion Meetin�- May 11, 1967 Page 7 MOTION by Erickson, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Co�nission schedule a public hearing for the rezoning application (ZOA ��67-07), Rees, Thomson, Scroggins, Inc., part of Lots 17 and 18, Auditor's Subdivision ��78 to be rezoned from R-1 to R-2 on June 8, 1967 at 8:00 o'cloek. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, tne motion carried unanimously. 5. REORGANIZATION OF ZONING ORDINANCE: Meeting with City Attorney and a dis- cussion of zoning for veterinary clinics. Virgil Herrick, City Attorney, explained the two sections of the Pro- posed Zoning Code, which he had prepared to the Planning Commission. A short discussion ensued. It was agreed to continue this study at the May 25, 1967 meeting and the City Attorney would ma.il Sections 3 and 4 if they were finished before the meeting. Regarding the veterinary clinics, the City Attorney told the Commis- sion the questions to be answered are what classification you want the clinics under, determine where it should be and then permit it on Special Use Permit. In this way, each proposal can be reviewed individually. • 6. FUTURE LOCATION OF PiJBLIC WORKS GARAGE AND YARD: Mayor Kirkham, Councilman-at-large Harris and Councilman Samuelson were presen� for this item. Councilman Samuelson explained that the present tenancy is unsuitable fox the public works garage and y,ard and the Couneil was concerned with the location. Chairman Hughes said the Planning Commission, in the dis- cussions we have had so far, no one location has come out as the unanimous choice. (There were six appraisals to consider). The discussion centered around the land being purchased for an Ice Arena. Councilman Harris st�:ted he had a meeting with the County and if the Planning Commission wished, he would discuss purchasing the back part of the property with them. The first indication regarding the amount of land the Ice Arena would need was ten acres, but'since then, discussions with people who have been involved in constructions of that sort, suggest the acreage should be at least fifteen acres. Member Erickson said if the City could take ten acres, it would be adequate to provide our own buffer. The strip could be landscaped and the activities of the public�works screened. Other comments were: what are the restrictions the City is going to put on itself regarding: abutting areas where a certain amount of good looks is desirable, the building has to be architecturally nice, landscaped, an 8' chain length fence around the yard and then put redwood strips for total scxeening, provide security, trees and shrubs, and be- lieve it would be a distinct advantage both to the County and the City, because the Arena would be open about eleven months a year. Councilman Harris said, if the Planning Commission wished, that he would appxoach tlie County and report back to the Commission. MOTION by Erickson, seconded by Jensen, th�t the Planning Cotmnission ask Councilman Aarris to approach the County on the possibility of the City acquiring the back portion of Parcel 6600 (Ice Arena) of at lea.st five to ten acres to be used for the City Garage. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. .� `, Planning Commission Meeting - May 11, 1967 Pa e 7. VICE CHAIR�fAN • - MOTION by Jensen that Oliver R. Erickson be appointed vice chairman. Chairman Hughes said if there were no dissenting voices, Mr. Erickson was elected vice chairman by acclairn. ADJOURNMENT : There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 10:25 P.M. Respectfully submitted, �� -.��. � :��.�.��.�..J Haz•e�l 0' Brian Recording Secretary , �� FRIDLEY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES, MAY 4, 1967 S , ; ROLL CALL: MEMBERS PRESENT: Harris, Ylinen, Christensen, Gnerre, Mittelstadt, Samuelson Schroer, Torrey, Stotts, Drigans, Zeglen, Hall MEMBERS ABSENT: Greig, Herrick, Wallace, Johanson, Dean GUESTS PRESENT: Mr. Bernie Steffins, Anoka County Coordinator. 1. Meeting was called to order at 8:20 P.M: by Chairman Dave Harris. 2. The Commission�held a general discussion on a manufacturing company considering relocation in Fridley. 3. The Chairman introduced guest, Bernie Steffin, who is the Anoka County Coordinator. 4. Mr. Steffin, along with Don Mittelstadt, discussed with the Commission, the two meetings held on a county-wide basis concerning Industrial Development. 5. Highlights of the discussion are as follows: 6. Don Mittelstadt along with John Voss of Coon Rapids were directed at the second county meeting, to draw up a letter of intent which would be presented to the Board of County Commissioners. This letter would request a plan of action or direction authorized by the Board of County Commissioners cancerning Industrial Development in Anoka County. ' 7. The pros and cons of the so-called Coon Rapids plan were briefly discussed. 8. A question was raised by a member of the Commission as to the responsibility or roll of the County Government in Industrial Development in the County. Most members on the�Commission agreed that the County responsibility is rather restricted. 9. Mr. Steffin reported that any advertising or public relations work done at the County level that would cost the taxpayers money is prohibited by legislative law. , 10. The Chairman reported that the County Ice Arena bill has passed-out of sub- committee. 11. The Chairman reported that the split liquor bill has been kiiled for the remainder of the 1967 legislative session. He also reported that the makup of the study committee is such that the bill is going to have a tough time in the 1969 legislative session also. 12. A motion was made by D. Mittelstadt, seconded by W. Drigans to have the City Council reconsider switching over to private liquor for the City of Fridley. 13. A discussion after the motion pointed. out that; A) Other municipalities in the Ttain Cities area will be changing over because of the split liquor bill dieing in the legislature and its future in the 1969 session. 0 ► 4 ,, FIDC MEETING, MAY 4, 1967 PAGE 2 B) A 30 day study could be conducted by an economist. C) Private liquor would be an additional attraction for industrial development in the City. 14. After the discussion, the motion was passed unanimously by the Commission. 15. •The next meeting will be Thursday, June l, 1967 at 8;Q0 P.M. 16. The meeting was adjourned at 10:00 P.M. Respectfully submitted, � W.A. llrigans Fridley Industrial Development Commission cc; City Council Industrial Develapment Commission � ' �— , I . 0 ' , ' CITY OF FRIDLEY PETITION COVER SHEET Petition No. 13-1967 i � Date Received May 15, 1967 Object Delete sewer lateral from Project No. 84 that well serve the following: Parce 3 00, Section 12 Lampert's Addition, Outlot ��1 Parce.l ��3620, Section 12 Parcel ��3160, Section 12 • � Lot One (1), Block One (1), Lots Two (2) and Three (3), Nagel's Woodlands oc ne , Lampert s Addition Petition Checked By Date � Fercent Signing • Referred to City Council Disgosition f � � ; May 15, 1967 We, the undersigned, fee owners or authorized representatives, request that the City Council of the City of Fridley delete from Project �84 the sewer lateral that will serve the following: NAN1E LEGAL DESGRIPTION ,4 ,� /% i � �- �.._:i._...�..; � � .--� � -�r%--. --f��„r.. �___.__. 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