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MiI�Ti7T�,�5� Pu�u? c�-r.^ Ca��r��3.1. �-;r��:i.�ix�.�`.,,xE aci��cLL�� 2 �.96? _ ' � � .. e F Pages 1 25m Sp�C:l,cl�, �?i� �.�.�Cn �-aG:�c"�,.zt� i�a:3c^�-�:,aiJ'� QCi..`Q�v� 9 1�357 ` a �= zc�i��-�� Pages 26 - 3a• ' �1�0�'T:s,C3iti Or _ �-1��?1� 2 ln�n,��.�s PUBL,SC �-T�A?Z�.t'�;G�: ' �.. on �9�� _ , }3��get (�oa�tzz-�usd ��om. Oc�o��:c 2, 1967) p l0 ma�x�,_�te� 1 • Pag�s 35 & 36. o�s� -BUa.�'��"�vC` � , �. Con�a.c��rata.on o= Ai� Po�,1.u�..�.on Co��.�°��. ��:d_x,n�n�et � Q rai �,u,i:e� , 3. S�.�e�i2� Re�da.r� oi O��.i��a��ec �;e�o��,ng LB�.s a.n C�,p, ��,'s Suz��-��.� T•ji�.r�� .nn��, lC} r,�.a.z��tes Page 370 ' �1�. C�a�.x��e Ofde:� - Proj�c� �;8°I" � F� i�. Cha��z�� lp ri:i�.u�.�s � Page 38. ' 5. P�bb�,�.� U�.a.�.a.ti�s S��ar�:r �a-�.�s, 15 r+zam}-�es Page 39. 6e G�x�zen Yro�e��, 15 r��,nut�s Pages �0 & 41. ' (9� 2� P��. } � NE�J BUS_i��:S�; • : 1 -- 7e �ic1s � FoU.n�ai.�_vx� ., I�t�i:1�e�: Rua.3�ai.na� (0��d A�ooi�, . ' Octo?�ex l6, 1967) , 10 znanutes • . 8. Pl�nni�zg Co�E�nissi.on r�u4ti.n,� l�inutes, Oc-�ober �, ' 1967, 15 ma.r�utes Pag�s �2 -- �6 a. 9. Bua.la�.t�g S��u�c?a�ds�D�s�.c�n Cfln-�i:ol �t�.�acorir;�i.t�hc�c� ' I�S�et�,ng P�.zr.u-�es� O�4o'�c:x lC►, Z557m �.4 ?r.irautPs Page 47. 1 0 t I�ri ��.GJ�?�;� ��'.� f.�.� ,�,, . � rz .= t x.a !�.s i i_i`��x °� G��.i'c`}z: :'� �,. . a, �. G j �.. .a �:, �' ..� � -� , �. o�� (��d�-��u�dj ].0 0 �x��d:l.�y� �:s�� ; x �� .�� t=�� t«E..'.�'. ("}6„�"r�� '�"�_L(7�.�?' (;:ti-j-, �,°CFt.�°is�;iS�LC?a1 �'�LU�.��31C�' h`��3"2L?.�_ a '" u.,�.�, �° a . � '" � ��e �..��%� .�i 1Zi,L?al3`��'�a 1. �. e F' 3.1 'ti �`�.F'� ;; �= �s�?�t�'{ a �;':��i'�: ��'t,�s �� -, � i.;�1zF��, .��rs3'��.��;�;?�'�-_'�'a^' ��.c"3.7'3e - �� Z'tZi.�.�l�i 1:�;:.'�'a � .I 12 � F2e�c�7 ��, �.c��7 Ce�r��.�.��ar�� n.�s:cr� :� �c� G��'��i.y 1i�z��.to;�, 4 ra�er�u-�;c: s Page 48. Page 49e �� 3:�`i-�.er•��c^� i°.,�i.:i��a 7 • . I,a.g� 50 � ,� �a�tv�_..5..�1'C�tii: �.c'�:+.C3�7 C7:� �'m�A:.�4.':r�; d:i �p�.�C-G't .�.11C`o ... Stk2"V0 r �1 �'°`�e'�r;�a . � 15 m�z��.xG�s Page 5�.. 1.4. C:�a�.ms, 4 r�.nuY��s 15 � I.,�.��i�s�� 4 r��.nute� ].6. Est�.zzn,�te�, � ir�.ix�'�t�e� 3• % e AyY.��Ja1.Y2 �t',.k�Ct23�,� e �' I'Cc:l.T3111;.P,,� 1..�� W�:t.SCi.C�. GC�:2s�.��uul..s.c.?1? °° O�i��7. BL?i1C��1.�, 1.5 m�ilti'u�:S 190 Cam��n,�a�:�ca�a.oz��e 20 r�,a.nui:�s i�) I.��3� rm Ca�� o�:r�� » 10 mi.z�u�.�s �" P�l:i.�� I��p�;r. t��n-�, � i�) PubZic S��Ta.c� Cor:�.°�iss�.on• �,Tot�.c�� of Heari� 5 ma��ute� � 5� iC) Tndepenc��a��, s�hool Dis�r�,�t -�- � Scl�ool -� 61.5� East R3.�4r_ R�,;��4� �iemYra�ary F S zt�; s�u�es � VxS�:��O�� .C7 zn=izr�.��s A?��'�TJ�i�� (13.oa9 P.P�,) , . Page 52a Pages 53 — 55, Pages 5� � 6;0 P�ge 64e Page 6�. Pages 66 �- %7. , , i� ' I ' R�GUrA�.iZ C;f)U�3u�L gr��T�I3G A�� .L�ii�'� CU1�;�•i��r1'S PL�3�,:CC I-%��'�.��u�: -----.. _..._..��.,____,_--�.�....... - 0��.'��3�R :� 6. I.967 - 8 P.M, �- °' otV 1. J 6 g B U�G�i r.L t . . he�,�� n (CONT�TVt7ED FP,Oiti7 OCTOB�R 2 � can be conta.nued to the • 1967): This pub��r budget app�bp�.ia.�io� o�.diraance ca� b��eting an November. The at ��is meet�,ng � f read for the first t�.r,ie be ma,de xor tlie s�c nd desir.e, ax�d any chan es or reading when yt �� g r.evisions can The � paCe of Hearin� on the Budge� 1S on �aseed and adopteda zs on g 36. J 35� The orc1xnance OLD BUS,��I�„gS a . -.a....._.. 2• CONSiDER,A,TZOrd OF ATR POLLUTxp�J CO��,R�L ORD ' depar�ments �,vere to mak� comtnQnts on this orA.NCE; have these comzn� d�.nanceThe different n�s as oL naj,,T� The CounczZ ma Z do not postpon�ng .�e ��r�.� readin Y wish to consa.der ' on1,y copY a,vai�able g of th,is ordinance at . is the or�gi�� wh ich �'is time. The J ag°° Yau received some time 3• SECOND 22:�ADI�1G O�� OR� MANOR Al�il�'E�: TNAIVC� R�ZO��T��,YG LO'1.'S 2i�T C�.RLS01�I'S SUlfIt�iT Page 3 ? e The ord�.n�n�P for second xeadiny wi.11 be found o' n 4. 5. 6. CHT-j�NGE ORDER -- PR0.7�C�' #r8 7 is an pag� 3�0 `" F. D. CHA�x�; This chan e for the contractoroapproved, it would g ox�dex , r�• Com;s�ock m� ��ant an extension of time y have �urther comment on this. PUBL�C U�'IL�T�ES SEVTER R.ATES; is on P�ge 39 whach � It��o f�om the �inance b. this proposa3 Yau had x��c�ived ia� yaur las�, a endazrector the Za , everyone woul�l PaY the s g • UhC�@r th unito From 2� tnro�ach �� £°'� t�� -�t through d.3.fferer2� cha�- J 99 uni�s, ev�r,yane would a a�o�er char eg�' and from cv�r 140 units p y a ox ada g° T�e Counca.�. may ��an� �o discuss�this�fld Pay }�� th�.s as a change � n the CitY's ra�.e struature �ther, GERTZEN PROP��Ty: . � pages 40 and 4 Se� �a�'s from the En � • Zhe �,�ty �� ine�r�.ng I�epartment on his d:�awings. g�n��r �i.l�. be availabl� to e Xplain rr�w $�s��ss - 7 • � ��S -° FOLTTDATSON ].967 - p • � BUT�R $�x�.UING (OPENED NOON ). Go zes of this bxc� t�ulation will be furn�TO�R 16, . at the rte�tang. The �• for the Counci�, at that�t.a.megahe�r should have a ished to you .;. re comme;�dat ion lso. � ', fl � ' � I ' ' R�GLT��AR CC)I,Tt�;��.Ta I�:;?�'•':C'z'�3G I�G:';��D� �OI�'�.'�i;;1VT�5 � GC':PQB%k; �,�, a.�67 — 8 ( Co?�.'� a..zxtzec� ) P . r.�. 8. PI��t�:CI�TG COi��.�:LSS�0�7 I��s� a�r �'��' �,� ., minut�s a�� on �' �G �3°��7U.PI��:,� CCTO�J�,it 5, �.�67z The P�g�s �r2, t.ia.raugl�. �-6 � The �.o�� spla.i: requ�st by �tab�ri 1?�:Ga.�dz�e?� a��.s� Roxaa:�.d L� �°��,��A y�*�s o� a�proval �y thp P1.�zsn�ra C• g�-v�n a recom-�� C�rG�m�,s,,�a� wi�h. so.me stipulatior��on Item ��2 of °4h.e P�.a.�.n � n g�O.r'�is � ton mix�ii-ces relatwve to the Park ITl1iiJYOV�IT1°I3t p�ogr�.mo �lae Con�.mi s: ion.'s mc�tion is on Fage 4 of �.he �.� m�,nu-t� s . a. 9. BU�.I,1JlNG S7'�.�;rA�?DS-mDaSxG?�' CO�� 1'��T, SU.�3 .�- �-, ,� OCTOB:�R 10, 1967: ��`°-�IZ�E �-�ET�P1G MINU'�ES, . The m3nutes �r_e o?z Pagc 47 and r beli�ve they would be just re�:�ived and fi�.�d by the Council. � l�• FRxT�L�y �NI3USTRT7-iL D�i1ELO�i{iENT COT'�12�IZSS�ON �'�;ET�NG 1�I��TIIT�S 5. 1967: Tk�e mint��es �.r.e o�i pa.ge 48, . OCTOBER ' , , 0 11. FSLZST�R. -- �PARTt�'N1^ CO�'•�..�T�F,�> � Page 49 iraan N�r o - L��SCF,P3I�TG PL.A�V'; See i�ze lette� or? Fzizster � He �»�Z be b�i�-��? r�c� �n a landscapxyzg plar� £or your cflnsid��ion, 12. hESc�LUT�O�,i �t.Tx��Y:lN� C%rA�:G ;S TO COU"i�TI`Y AUDZT�Rs a,s aYx Pa.g� 50. These cha°rg�� a�e for'I` �hE� reso7.uti��-i prapexty in the G�-�;,y a f fi�.:Ld�� 6 clearil�c� debr�se etc. from the ��anager `s foldex a� the m:aetang o�ai� � z��o�mat�,on wi11 be zn 13. 14� INTi;RR.7�-r[�T:�O�`TAL ASSO�:IAT�:OI� OF GrZI�FS QF P�Z,�C� , SNC. -- � AGRF��i�;NT: See the*l��ter nYi P� -e ��@ URZ7EY envclope ��i�h � The agre�m�nt is in the you� a�enda. Th� pric� of $£3, 400.00 se��zz, ext�em�ly hi.gh to make a suxvey ai' on� dep��t�,��t of t�e Ca,ty, �t w.ould seem to me for th.a.s kind aF m+o��ey, ��,� �;��y c�uld have a review of the whale City governm�4n-�, x�ot of Ar�oka pxeser�tiy has Stanton & Assaczai:�sdm kingea�survee Cow�ty the Gountyo Perh�ps, t�Ze Counc�1 wau1r� be interes�:ed iz-i sonzeth' like tni�. if � . you are going to sp�nd tha.s kir�d os. money o 1ng CI,�Ii,is: Th� claim n�u�ers ar� on P�c�e 52. Detail of the is ancZuded in the envelope wii� the ac�enda. claims �5• LIC�NSFSe A].zs� of the licenses fox Counci.l cansi,dera±ao Pages 53 throu�h 55, n is on 16. EsTit��TES: A list; of the es�i�mates wi�.l be found or� Pa es throug�h 58 Q DetazZ oi some o� the estiu�lates will be � y 55 PagE� 59 tl�.rough 53. ound on , , REGUI,Ak CC)iJl�t�°;j..�, l;��F��?G �Gia��?"DA nr�rt-�:� � � (con�::i.r�u�� co�..�,�rs - oc�roB��a i6, �.9&7 - B P .M. � ' I j � Z / s A��A��r.��'7.��T�: An a�pozntr,�r�t �or yaur consideration and a w�-�1 b� fourzd on Page 64, This man wa.11 re�l�.ce tl-�e •a • Pprova]. pr�viously i��d. � n�.tor 180 �� . 190 w�l�rsozv ea�v7s1i,UCTION COR•��N'.L' Page 65 m De��aa.1 a.n�ormata.on �•�O�..L�beU�oundGin S�e the 1ett�r on Your_ ag�nda. They are xeques-cin � a c�3�n e the enve1,ope with for the se�,re� pxP� to be g 5 an the specifacations this mat�:�r zurther at ins��alled. The Ci�y Engix�eer can ex �o �� e m eta.ng. PZain ��c �a Vs o �� ! � i�) Memo - Ci��y Attorzae be �'ound on y` PO�-�-Ce D�par�tment: Th�s memo wi,Z]. ea�lier re u�at�fo��atclargh.75. St is ir� response to an q ° 1 �tco tiracat3on of la.nes of authoritY. � ; �b) Public S�rva.�e Co:�zni�s; ono of Hear�.n Tdotic� ot Heara.ng: The �,Tota.ce 5' is on Page 76 and is se1�-e�p�anatory. iC1 inde�enr�ent Schoo� n�,y-��s�c-c .�r14: E1em�nLa� - 6150 East Riv�r Rc,ad� y School - is selfbexpiana�or ,�ee �1�,� letter o�, PaJe ?7 which r��uests with r��e��c��to�the r n�-w� choolac .� several at 615p �a�� v��, R��Q � to be built cornm.en� fu.�the� an th�,s 1.�-�t��.c�'�y E�gine�r can probably to th is matt�r in th� �qanage�' s�older, �� a.ch aw�.11 be ive available at th� m�e-�a,ng. Th� m�,p was too large to re- produce for �1� agencla. � � �� , . ^ � " ^ . � C��l �./ � , �� f�� / � � ' , 1 � r . � � � . . . � T}�F' TIINJTES�OF TI�£ REGtJL<'�i: CODi�TCIL �fEEi�I�iG OF OC;.�.c?°-• o, t�r.R 2, 1,�7 The Regular Council Tieetii�� of tiie Cit=y ot Frid7.ey was called t -_ ' Mayor Kirkham at 8�10 P.M. 0 ox�ter by O�ET;I1�'G CTI�Ei�10iv'S'; ----•---- I ' � ' � 1 , � Mayor Kirkhacn �iskeci the uudien.ce to st�-�nd a�.�d join ir, Sa • A1legiance to the �lag, ying tt�e Pledge of Mayor Kirlcham asked if there was Associati,on ? re��resentati.ve presei�t to say th� invocat:i.on, o {rO�n t}le i�1=nisterial lI<.re was no one present:, ROLL`��LI__ MLMBERS YRESENT; MEMBERS AgSENT; APPROVAL OR MINUTES Kirkham, Liebl, Harris, Samuelsor., Sfieridan None P.EGULAR COliivCli, �i�,-- FTI��.m_v��,TEr?�ER 18, _.__ ---__.-__._— t . MOTION by Councilman � —�--• 1967� of Septc:mber lg h<�rris to ac�opt tfze i�Zinutes of �oice�vote ' 1967 as presented. Seconded }�J the Regllla'- Council , there bei.n� no na s 5 Cauiicilr.ian MEeting Y, Mayor Kir?t SEieridai�. Upon a han� decla-red the motion carried. PUBLIC HEAP�IN_„ G �N �SSESS�IF�NT -______._, ROLL.�- g1�RE�,T I�IFROV?; The Actin -- ___..,_.. MF:NT PRO�lECT NG. 196— h`4_. � City M�nager read thE �v -` purpose of this Notice of I-Iearing, and exnlai.i�ed that the wfiich the assessment1ng t`'as to hear ob jections ment hearin ro11 is made u,, ' if acly, to th2 mann��r in g• The improvement hearin .�I� S�id that this c��as not tt:e tini�, the work is eit.her � had he�n held improve- which divi_ded t11e .finished or n�arl Previousl�, and at ttiis pro ject into' three areasy cotclpleted, He goirited out the maps costs, because of different ��o-r.k done He sai:d there are variationS in ln di.ffereilt areas. Mayor Kirkham said that the hearin g�'�i1I be divided int� individual parts. 2ND S r_P•�;ET AND 2 z S I'IiEF i C - �5Z'�-- �.._ T�_49TH A�'FNUF; Mayor Kirkham said that the assessment zate for � is $6.34 Per foot. this on this portian, He asried if t[�ere was anyone P°r.tion of the present that wished1mFrovemer.t and street A visitor asked i.f thi.s assessr�ent was , and dici not zn�lude v to �e heard correct. tornl sev,�i, .lusL- for curv, gu�ter, He said the storm se�� 1h� �1ty 2�ianaGe-r. sai_d this was ��' assessrner.t had been ado�,�ed l�,st Fa11. 3RU STRF__'_.I��.r_� 46T�� TO 49TH �!VE�,'L�I:: Mayor Kirhha:n said the assessment rate f�r t- Per foot. He as�: e d h � s p o r t i o�l ot i f a n y vne �oist,`d Lo b� �ieazd, tEle street is $5.84 Mr. Charles n, was not s ecif� HoL"'c, 4560 - 3r.d �' e� in tf�c� assess�n,,n� Street :�'orth��ast • Mana�,f�r said that area, � said ttiat his prop�rry, if he lived a hai.f b1oc��vt he� G-;a, br�itib assess�d. ti�ai.tii 46th Avenue as a si.deyard asse �,, The City froili yr��.� ��ii�e, �e �aould be .iacluded s5ment, ' ' ' L� ' ' ' RFGULAK C;OUitiC�r, rla�')�:T:Li.�?C; „OF C�C`i'Qi�.sR L, 1967 45TH AVEN�UL - A�AZN S�I'I,?;,i1' i0 31;ll Si`r.r1��T ,, 7 ,, . -------_.�.._____�.__ nr - --�.________.__._._�__ ~ CUR% ONL PAG� 2 � __.____ � , � Mayor Kirkhai„ said tlie assess�ne;it rate for thi.s�portion ot the im $1.03 per foot, with the cost bein� spreaa hal.�l.,-ay up the b1 provement is There was no one ock, present that ��islled to i-�e hea.rcl or� this portion. 46TH, 47T�I 4bTH �1vI�1�7UFS '�--'-------_____. ______ �. rI�=I �? _S �'RF, E T TO 3IiB S TRF E T; Mayor Kirkhiant said the as�• ^ foot with the co, essment rate for t_lie�e cross ��- t being spread halft:-ay dot�,r: the block, utreets is $1. 71 per Mz. Charles Howe, 4560 -- 3rd Stzeet privat:e propErty �r the 1ei�gth of th�T��theast; asked if th� frontage of his . foot cost, Mayor Kirkham said that the�ass�ss'nznth� asabased�o the running Mr. Ward Norlin 1 n his frontage. g, 4703 - 22 Street Northeast � 1/3 the cost on 47th Avenue, ai�d th� � a�ked if the cor.r.er lot will pay City rla�zag�r exp1ained that the pol.icothen c�mes 2/3 of the assessment. The divide the rotal cost b Y used to assess a cross street plus 1/3 the side aid y thc fr°n` footage of the lot-s haifway down the blocic, the same rate as the oti ertpeople downetheJbloci;. , and the corner lot wi11 pay at that t,he wording in the T NIr. Charles Councilman Sheridan exp�a�nedethat��somenof.Ltherotl:ei stY•, _ Howe, asked � a. storm sewer be clarif.ied. included. �e�s have storm sewer 49Tg AVENiJE - MAIN ST1�ET TO UivTIVERS�Ty E��N�;: _—._ __ .__._.._.___ � _ . Ma o r `_�._.. "_"_°°_ Y Kiricham stated that the assessment rate on the north side foot and the rate on tt�e south siue is that the Cit $1•G5 per foot. 1S $2'25 pex y Manager explaiii the reason fo�- the differen.cei�inithe norbh azded south assessment costs, as he had received several caZls on this. The City Manager explained that one half of the cost of this im ro assessed on the north side and tt�e other hali' of fihe cost is � r south side including the r P vement is is more footage to S �°Perty half�,�ay dot.�zi t�le block� p ea� °n the pread the a�sessment over on the south siideawhich3makesre the rate less. Mayor Kirkham said that ever one a s stree�, and on the north side � P y for their half of the it is the � lt is fro�xt frontas;e and on tfie south side, property owner's side yard, a�d tt�ey pay according to the side yard policy. Mr, Jerr cost e1 y �• �I�ncterson, 213 - 49t� �venue Northeast a.sked the total P foot for curb. The �it been y�8 t� $�q,50 er �.��t Y Engi_neer said that the fu11 cost would have owner is assessed�only ' bt1t because it is a Couiit lialf the cost of concrete curb pi�J�ct' t�� Pr°�exty $2.25. , and thn cost is only F'IP.Fs'SII)��' Dk�I:VE - HIGH[�IA;' ;�b5 TO n. CENT�.�Ir AVE�tUL : Mayor Kirkham said the lsses � sm..nt rate for tfiis portion of the improve,uent is 8.76 per. foot. There was no on� P��se�n� t.h^t wistie�i to �e hear d. ViP0i7 ROE�D -`FIP�liSIDi; T��7_�JE T'0_F;r7S1'Ii`��G PAYi-f,}�i��1'; MaYox I:i.rkhar, said th�t tf�e assessment rate for. ti2is �r . p ts.on is $12.15 per foot-. ' . , ' � ' ' r ' � t _- ' � R23GtJLA.1� COUNCTI� �iJ�.E'CIi�'G OF OCTGPER 2, 1.957 PAGE 4 Up severai times b�fot.-e, �nci i..t }zad bec�ii c?�v�r.ic'e� previot�s�y '�o leave ttiis project utZtil t'c�e peoplc oz� Chai�nel Roact decided what_ they wanted. He said that noth.in.g had i<�1;E,n place as fa-r as the pec�ple weie concerned, but tl:e street. tzad just be�;rz p,;,, i� Co�?��cilm�zr L•iehl said that accord- ing to the niinutes the p��ople z�a�re to git togettier and c�rork out a plan, but they could not coazc up �,�ith �=� proposal so the Coi�ncil. took action. He said that tne east side o� cr,a�.zne1 Ro:�d 'nac� not b�en included in the hearino, and legally the c�.nn�t b� � assesse,cl. Mr, Mass asked ��hy the people had not: been notif_ied, 1�1a5�or �irkham said that it had been the P°Ii�y of the Cou�lcil not t:o deci.de o�z a project the night of a hearing and this ��as not decined until October I7, 19bE after the hearing had been held June 13, 1�66, He said tnat at �he hearing the name and address oi the objectors had beeiz noted and the hearing closed ��ith the explan.ation that a fu11 council l�las need� He said that after much deliberation the Councilodacidec� to goeaheadewith the project and assess the abutting pro-��xt o�.�t1ers. they decided to go ahead wlien al1 the people ob'ected,Mr, rlass asked why one person did not object. Councilman Harris said that thesfrontage ofly the Minder proper*y a.nd Sunline Motel �,�ould account for almost a 50% petition. Another visitor to the Council Meeting said that th� people to the east had received noti.ces of this hearirg. "�l�-y Manager had been asked to research��t} ermKnutesmtoXfindnthetCouncil's decision on assessing the projact and found that it �-�as to be assessed to the abutti.ng property owners only, so the hearing this evening is not necessary, and the normal assessing procerture wi11 be followed. Councilman Harr_fs revietiaed the min�2tes of Ju�� 13, 1°�b ��here it was suggested the project be held in abeyance to see what the people could do to discuss this with the people on the east si�e, but no one ha� come back to the Council between tt�en an.d October 17, 1965, so tFie Couz�.cil moved ahead. Councilman-Liebl said IIe was sure the Council felt they had a 50% petition ancl ��en* ahead. �`Tr. �ass said he hac� recei.ved ar.otii�r Notice cf Hearing �ahich mentioned ct�rb and gutter and a�iced if the street �,jas to be torn up again. Council- man �iarris ��ointed out that this was a not�ice tEiat is sent out to everyone, M��`�ral sta�ea7ent in the standard assessed again for curbs. Mass askeci when he would be for.,. Mayor Ki.rkha::i said when they have been petitior.ed He explaiited that the Counci# do�s not init�ate this, but if the majority of the people want it and petition for it, the Council wi11 hold hearings and put thern in. I�ir, nqass aslceci if there the people on the easY si_de of �nannel Road. �aas no `,ray to assess when Channel Roa:1 is <, �d to Lhv r'ia}�r Ki.r.kham sai.d that � V= east i.n the futurn they wiil he assessed. MOTION by Couzzcilman �,iet�l to c7_ose the P�iblic �iearing on Street Improve- ment ST, 1y66-1 (68th �venue) . S�COIIU'C:C] tJJ Councilman Samuelsor.. a voice vote, there being no nays, rlayor Ki.rkham deciared the Publ.icPHear- ing closeci at $;52 p.� CO\T1NUI;D PUBLIC �� PtiIi�G 0�� ASST;SS �` `i'1' R07aL , T� � ST.�1966-1 68T�I �ti1,'L:VUE_C�iCD IU�T,� L.��`vE�;_____"_ST}EE'I.' l.TPRCVL;N�NT PR0.1TsCT -______._ __ _ _....`�._ _. _ _____ _._ _�. _ • The Ci.ty r�anagcr said he had cti�c'r� street assessment had been. He saic there�hadabeenetto�pgeties involvedinal , � � ' , � ' � � , ' C1i1i�C; L IviF.is f:(:NG �F GCTOB1�� I? 2, 196 7 . PAGE S and tt�•� cosi:. i'ar Iot 5 t�;as �[. Ta�ie, said rf2i, , $- f0• r'I?�'. axid i�,rs. Carl S��aanson S c;�ere thc owners of Lot S and bbb3 Lucia Couiicilmai� I,i.EOi ast;f�d P�1r., a.iid 5�, anci the ' to the assessmeL: - �rrs • �arl S�aan.son WI1c1f: t�� ra� �aid $300. bef.ore and no,.J it ha;� r�i ��J�nSO'� said t1�at t�his street m��_n objc;ction te be '�'z�� P�V�d a secon,d time whi_le the resa did�notVtlave �cll'E.'C�� dI1C1 t�1C.'j� �'T011CIG'I WEly. Mr. Pict�ard Niiller NIr. Savelkoul to ' Att:orney, said that he had been requestea by Swai�son. COt��e to tf�e Couzlcil Meetinb and re He explained th�at Lots 5 ar.d SA hav Present Mr. and Mrs. feet on �,iTCia Lu�.�.e, al�� i� 1g56 t�e � a total. tootage of 297.12 said that last ye�jr T,,r�ia Y��ere assessed required a Lane was continued beyonditiieLdead end� �Ie lot of preparation of the road bed However, L-he 150 feet of new street was not ' and was assessed a t'��1ich part which the all, th�t was d�ne ��in. S�•�anson' j y hd� alre�ay> p�id ror was resur_faced, but that s cuest� _ni� ��h He said �the south 150 �eet Y it was so ex;pensi�re �ahen nothing was doize to the except resur�aci.ng, ' The City Engineer said that whet� a road is r. . sub-soi.l. condi"iions that need correctin P°Posed , certain spots have always assessed on a block �re� �� nd in the ast 400 feet or so, t rathex than chan�, P � Councils have �ie said thcre was no b�' the assessment every in the north thar: izi the soutli. 9uestion that moze Fiad been done had be2n discussed �'Iz• SWanson said that when 68L-h south 150 fe�t was' '-t was a p�ckage dea]_, and the AvPnue ra.ould not �-ncluded. The �q_L Y had inquired if the have to pay tcaice unless the surface was dama E�em that they was the case, ther } woizzd get somethi�Zg bac� on the p g � ai_d if tE�is Council.man prtion p Harris said tl�at the total foota P impruvement dr�a z,,as 570 feet �~ �i Lots 5 to ttle S�,�ansons. �°f �^�hich 270 feet �aas listed asdbelongine which was t�he amount biddforatheh�, cost o±' the �'r°JE�t was g cost divided b ork. He said tPle roll sho�s7the3t�otal this at y th� footage, He said th� council could have assessed diffrrent costs for the t�vo areas based on the total cost project, �z�,� if �he 138 feec was deleted, this wouid be econo ' the rest wouI.d be ve�- of the Y e�pensive, mical, but Mr. Miller asked if figures were available on that w��s resurfaced, the cost o f the 150 feet CQUneilman Harris asked cost, ge said that if the Swansons �vould like to a somethin it the �ouncil passed t�1e resolizti.oPp�ttle the total g t° dPPe�a.1, � y would have The City Attor.rzey said that information 1f rzz• Mi1ler ��anted specific detailed , tle wo�zld see that he receives what records ttze Ci.t and he wi11 go over t_h�nl w �`�r• 2•liller to see �th hini. He saici Eie caould discuss y t�as Scaansons safd thF �f �n a�r�`'°1ent can be re��ched outside �f this witt-: y��l�uld a;ree to this. Couzt. The MOTl�N by Councilman $arr.is to Ro11 - Stxeet Iatproveri,ent Praject��t the Public I�earin on � Second�d b- 1966-1 � A-�sessment 3 Co�u�ci.lman Lieb1. (68th �?venue and Lucia Mayor Kirkt�arn declared the r:lotion�carri odrat Vo`e, tf�ere oein� Lai1e) . 9:10 P.rf. o no nays, �h'ESOLIITlp�; �f175-196"1 COi�:E�'IRi *,T � <, N0. 1966-4: -__.___. _ tI_ ��G _AS,,F�S_�-�,�;-� . FOR STI;},�;1' II�IPROVEi` ___.___...__. IEN7 PROJ�CT MOZ'Z0:`' by Councilcn�n Liehl to adopt Pesolutioci ;�17�-1967 , Seconded by ,� :d � � ' I r ' � r 0 1ZEGUZII}i COU�vCTI� I��1,TI:i�1G �F OC`TOi��:it 2, 196% __ PAGE 6 CourACilr,ivari S�;rn!�elson. . Kirkh�� Ilpon a voi.c�. vat�:, t.?�ere being no na s zl decl<:�red r.;iie mo[ioza carri�:d. Y, rlayor R�"SnLtT'T:CO�; �f17:-�96% CONFi.lZi�1iNG 11S��SSt�i�i� � �'0. 196_ E- l 68^----__.___._._._--__--_.,., `' • `:' ,T F03. STFEF�. ��-, nT:�i� J PRO —�---�--.__.. i H AVI. i�� J�'^-� LU_�:, IA L�'i:�?c�~: )..._`�.._._._ ,,_ 1__,_„._._li I1;�p� ...: �_._.�.�___ 3EC 1' ri0TI0N by Cour_cil.mai� H-.,x�-; � ovjectors to ��OP� Rcsolutio�l ��7C-1.967 li..stin� � r1r. �_ Mrs. Swanson. Secondcd b_ o the Upon �� voice vote, tl�ere Lei,n.4 z1O n`i T Y Councilman Samuelson. motioz� carried. � 5 s, Ma3�o7° Kirkham declared the PUPLIC �,A�'.1:i�iG O�T 1R68,BUI�GE'T; MOZ'TOi�T by Coul.ZCilm�n garris to cc�7:`.inue th� Public hearing on the 19 .Budget until the ne�;t Regular Council Meetin� Ma or �� Y Kirlcham said there was no need to b°f O�tober 16, 1967. � Council is sti7� m�kiz�g changes in the bpa�Gtthe resolution as the Councillnan Li_eb1 said that meetin s if it is necessary tc� call two or L-hree mure � in order co get a good 1968 bud 2t differei�t department heads cf the (;itT �' h� G.°uZd request that the budgets tt�at have priorit S be cotisalted on items of their with them, y• ��e said he zaould lik� Zc o because he does not ��ant to cut necess4ry se�rvices t��ihichlare r�cluired by tfie peopl.e of Fri_dle is cut only wfz�r� zt can be cut,y� �n� �e �'��nts to ma1ce sur.e the budget in Cit H� said t�e t.TOU�d lilce to get together y Hall and discuss thi_s. Mrs. Tr.aienfels, a visitor t� the " wil1 have an o Council Meeting� asked if Yhe public pportunity to questios� the buciget o�; an indi��i.dual item basis. Mapor I�rrkh�-�m said that the tie�r.i.zzg �ail:C be continued at t regular meet.ing, ge said that but at tE�� last- bud et it tiad be�r scheduled for this evenir�next Courcil has asked �h� se5sion, some chanGes had been made, atid th� City Mana�er to redra,ft those portions of the budget. Mayor Kirkhanl said i-}lat it has been the policy of the Gouncil to h� sever�.l budget sessions before the �ina1 draft i_s bi�tzght tr� th� He said there was no rush in bringing it beforc the �ubiic as the Coui is still makinr PU}�1.;_c. � cuts and cizang�s 1cil Councilman Harr.is said that until toda of the xniil raise, Y� the Council had not been notified whether the sales ra�,�rh�STmadefans �s`ted what tt�� mil7, tiaas �aarth, aild worth $lg,?_54, and Y.nchanges. Sh� t.,,�s tolci ttle mill was Couz�cilman Ijarris said tha_t the sales tax will be reflected in the bu�i�et as revenue av�ilable. The mot�.on to conti.n�.e tEie publi� I regul.ar Council ��- ��eari_rzg on the l968 �ud� � 1c�eting was seconded, ai�d upon � voice vote, thereebeing riQ na5's' r�1ay°'� Kizkhatn declared tFie motion carricd. Cou:,cilm��n Lieb1 asked r_he C�ur�cil when thf�> . ,, budget. �T� said tF:�¢ 5�eE-r� goir.g to r:-ieet on the � he w�uld lilce to see see:eral r�e�tinbs scheduled atid wouici _i.ik: to x•eceive backgraunci o:� � cut. Ir �aas pointed out: that a Prioriry l.ist arici ��hat can be Octo�er 12 bLtdget meeti��g Eiad be�R scheduled for , 1967, Mr• Ca7"1 Pac�.lson aslced i_f the buc.��, - year. T'tie Council s��i_d Lfiat i� ;�1ouldjJin1dollarsl� but�Pa`"e o,�er �- rate c�-as likel-:Y to 0o clown. R ,. , l.a.,t ��a Tor_ ' hat ti�e mill"_ 5 I.irKha��i s<�sid tliai. it costs ►nore to , I � ' ' ' ' � ' x�cur � coU�Tczr r�:r�rTriTc or �cz�oi;r�r 2, i �� - _ PAGE 7 run the Ci.ty this ye�-r. th�:3;�. �,-�st. C:�rl_ _, could get the er�e„-- s. Iat;.Isar; askcd if� tii� publi.c P t�i�,e o�r ir.c.reas�. ;�«ycr E�irkLi�r,l said that the figures �aere not rea.d�r at this ti.n:e, but ti,ey Iiop� to have tE�em ready by October 16th. Cc�un�il.r:�ar �Iarris sri;ci Lhat tI,�� r budgct sessions w�s so ti.at after the d;ifex��t ��r�ason '-oz tt�e Council in their requests and the �itT F. P�rtments have turned 5 I`lana�er Eaas goza;: over them, the Council can review the in.�li_vidual bucloets and put the� in lir.e with the mcney available. H� said t'r_,� �ounc �_1. �oas doing their best to Iiold the services at a high level and the mi.11. rate do;oii, A visitor to the Council Aieeti�zg sa�d h� were put i.:� on blst t�°11gt1� tt-iat �ahen the side�aallcs Aveuue, the school chil.�recx taould be bussed and there would be a tax savings. M1yor Kirkha:� s t have to be asked about this, r aid tha.. the School Boar.d t�ould mind that the He ��i� t't.at fi�e public should lceep in City receives oti1�� 13% of t}ie tax do�lar tahile t(�e School District receives close to 60%. lie sai.d th�: Sci�aol Board meetings are open meetings as well as the Council mc�etings. KECESS: Mayor Kirkham declared a s;�ort recess. The meeting w�s recon�.�ened at 9:50 P.M. -Nlayor Kirkham said tha�. befare going on to the next item, for the benei'i.t 1 of anyone wtio may be worried at�out the Council_ rushing the budget tiirou h he would like to say t�t�at it has been ti�e cus�orn of a11 Councils since 1957 when t=he City was incorpox•atad to reall.y discuss the budget thoroughl at many meetings before it comes betore ti�e � of the Council. Ptzblz� � y He said the5� f.ave anoti�e-r me � and�tt�is i.s the intention and the. puolic wi_11 get a chance to rev' eF`zn� schec�uled for ne�t �,�eelc, when it is finalized, 1e�'� ��1� budget witli the Council � CONSIDLRATION Oi�' BUT:GDII�'�, PERi�J_T ADDT____ Z'z6N _.CO MEC}iAA?ICSVII<LE -�� _� S 2 C)?' ]�OT !�3 I�0'� S� �L�CK 14 H 7--,m r ._._. IC C 1�:C S H: —� " �_____ AM_ I_pi1 S -• -----=_.. _______ i_ Zhe Cit;� �ttorn.ey said that the facts as represe�ited b � the last Council Meeting are true. Y 11r. McClish at Mr. McClish at the time of the trdnsfer�ahdstaclvi_sed himythat�heRhas�a� deed that w�ll verify the staten�ents made. if this is tf�e situation, it bei-woo-ves th� CO�X"cilmazz �Iarris said that as .soon as possible and 1et , �Oi'r`=�1 to niake a determ.ination or not buildable, r Mr. �f��lish know �al�etFier his lot is buiJ_dable Mayor �irkharn said E�.� fel.t i.r. �aould be buildable with certain reservations o� sid=�y�r�a setback and sa F�itt., so th�re is no in.fringing o;i the adjoiriing property. ��i�i��27��r.1 Harris said he felt the Counci_1 at this time would ::.ot be consid,�ri_n� tlie building permit, but the use of tl1e lanc? as it ��.ouid havc to g� �.� �h� �o�rd of A eals for variarces, p� MOTIOiV by Councilman Harris to ir,.dicate to �tr, � has reviezaed his prope�•ty �n th� S� �IcClis�� that the Council �udition to Mechanicsvfl7.e, and concl.udes�thatLit i_s albi i`ldable�ljoitahen it meet:s the requir-em.ents of ttie Eoard of APpeais end receives �f�e required v��riances. Seco�icl�;? {>y Co�,r�ci.?.r;;.�1 S}�erid�i� ior ciiscussion. Councilntarx Siieri.dan asl-e.d i�Ir. .� t•1,.�;.tisi� 1 r_ j. p�rt of anothe�- for a total of f his ?aou��i be a 40' par.cel anci 60` a��d if h� plans t�, bu; ld on it to � � I ' ' ' � � ' REGULAR CO'JI�'�7T, I�;�;I;.T;iIVTi, �F p�TOT�ER ?_, 1967 Pn.cr s dispose of the p;-oi>��ty, i,�r. �cClish saic� that it woul_d be 60' and tie caill buil.d on the loi.g �.;ay of �he lot so r(lere will be plenty of room on the si_de of tt�e fl�use, fTC, Said he p�anned to live in the house hitnsel.f. Council�ran Sheridan said he t2aci no furtEier questions until the report from tf�e Boarcl o� AppeaI.s is receivecl. Councilman Samuelson asked if it would be p�ssib]_e to get copies of- the deeds that show the transactioas. Ti�e City �ttorney said he ti��ould be able to get piioto copies from the absiract comp�,ny, r�e �7t�, Attorna su allow the request to go to th� �Q�iA�� of �� y ggested they if anyone has an - � eczZs and zahen it cor.ies back, y qaestions, he �oill have *he d The vote upon the Kirkham declarecl � ocuments at that time, motion was a voice vote , there bei.ng no nays, Mayor the motioii car-ried. TRAFFIC I�EPORT - LUCIA LA�11; - POLTCE CHTr,r ; Chief McCarthy said L-,�at there ��e- two separate problems on Lucia Lane. Tfie first is the al:Leged sp�eclin�. He said I-te un.lerstood that members of the Council have been r2ceivin� complaints froi�� tize citizens, so radar was put out on August 23rd between t�;pp p,�1. �nd. 7:00 P,M, and two cars were tagged. He said anot'-ier coni�).�i;�t �•�as received, radar was put out agaiil, and the speed of every car �aas recor.ded. li�e Police Department faund that the average speeci was 26 miles per hour, and on this occasion, only one car was tagged. Chief McCar.thy said he felt speed was no problem on Lucia Lane. He said the street is ro�agh and it souzzds like the ca�s are speeding, Mr, Jacic Young, 6549 T,ucia 7ane, said l;e I�ad called the Police Departme!�t complai_tainrt �, about the speec3irlg, He �aid �tie people could see tl-�e radar and wou1� s�oj� uP. M�, young said he fel.t thPre was a definite problem and said the Chief, oi Police shoul.d sit McCarthy sai_d that ir_ �,;�u1d be impossible1�t-owjudgelthe�speedlc.f a caref sitting i.n a livi,zg room, but it !ias b�en. done electronically witn radar anc� the average was 26 miles per tiour. � Another visitor to t}�e Council Meeting said ttiat ttie problem he has is because �,�sci� T�n� is a one-ceay �tr4et, and when the peQple lea��e th� Knights of Columbus Hall at night, they cannot exit to ti�e north, and there are 200 or 300 ca.rs going up Tucia Tane. this street chaziged to a t�oo-wa He said he would like problem Eie had mentioned, y� �`��f ��Cartli�,said this was the second Knights of Columbus bu;_I.dingei�ad]beenebuiltd b�er_ �io probl�m before the there has been a Froblem becaus� � ' nftcr they came in, by a stop sign, He said that theytlhave�fou�dtti�at�.as prot�c�ecl only Columbus 'riall closes, ttler�: are front 30 to Z00 cars�7lealvin� K.nights of go out on the hi_�n�,ray on 69th Fivenue, t�ere <�re tco many chances of aneY accident fiappening. Ctiief A1cCarthy said that in the year 1966, there wer� 7 personal injury u��i��rlts as a r.esult of cars coming out onto the hightaay from the Knights af Celumbus it::1.I, ge sai.d ttiat since it tlas been charged to a oz:F -��aay street tl?�• � -, �ZCCid�n.ts -- bo�h of thern as a result �o� goingat�et>� rong�ooapecn�the oneury way street. Chi�f ;�cCart'�v sa.;d there t•:�a� a sli_,�p� for_ the �o l.e on � s-t in��v-'nience problea� P P Luci_a Lane, but t�e feels the safety f�ctor outc•,ei4 hs the` i.ncon�,�enience. ' � > � � ' � �� ' � r 1ZEGl7LAF. COL'NCIL MFE�+'TI�TG Oi� OC'TUBE�. 2, 1967 � PAGE 9 A visitor to the Council Meetin�r � wfz�n it is let�inT � su�,ges��ci �(r3� Policeme�� d;.xect Lraffic the State IIi hwa � out as tli�y c�o ai: tha drivF�-ins. Ct�i.ef T1cCarthy said � y Patrol t•�as at: tt�e drive-ins because there c�as a traffic hazard, but they wct.lci not co�n_� for tiais, that t(i�5 probleni be conveyeci to the B�ard of�Directors of the Kni_ 1n�an garris suggested of Columbus Ha11. and request that they co.atact the State to see if they wi11 1�;�� hts could be made as to ghett�e�n�i.tashouldL1be a o!ze-wa �igh�•�ay Patral on this, and then a deterini.nation street, y street or a tw - �o tvay MflTIp�,T �y Councilman Y,arris that the i�dministration direct a letter t the Board �f virectors of the problem and requ�st Lhat ttley see�ifstherc�zs[nbo��ii�a� indicating the� problem with the assistance oi tti� 5 to resolve the by Councilman Samuelson, St`'�� ?i�hw`1y L1�Partment. Secondec� . Mayor I�irkham asked the Cii out to y E11g1n�E:r if a traffi� couilter could be put get a sampling oi the volume of traffic. tryin.g the radar in an unmarked car and �,,•t ��e said he agreed with Columbus to cooperate. The visitor aske�i h asking the Knights of taken two ways, one off I�' 1� t�P tr�F�ic count could be Columbus lississippi Street and one by the Krfigh.ts of Ha1.C, as tra£iic comes both ways, Mayor Kirkhan said that several samplings ti�?i11 be taicen, The vote upon the motion was a Kirkham declared the moiion caz•ried� VOte, there being no �� s Y• , Mayor ORD---�NA�'T��e �T�. 374 Dl'sFINING NUISANCES � MAIVTENfiNCE AP�TD PROVIDIIV'G FOP El—��B�TE��N� �Nllr�' p�p.1�,LTZ�IFOR�t1TI0N OP. --------_-____.__.__—�---______ _�_ _,____�.__ "--------�---.---_...__..___ VIOLATIO\T THER,�;OF: The City �ttorney sai_d he would concur with orLe cE�ange su City Manager. He recominended that on the fourth g�ested by the under Item 23, the sentence should end at= the semP�col�n the ordinance, starting with the word °ip;�ovided" shou1d be c�eleteci, asked if tl�e reason far. this was becau.sc the City d;�es n' �n� the pc,rtion Co�acilman Liebl facilities to take care of it. Ma ar �'t �ave the The City �tY.orneyr said that � y Kirkha�n said this was c at a later �2�e if t�ie Cou��cil decicled t� �rrect. , it could be adcied, previ.de this service MOTION by Councilman Liebl to ada t with the sugg�st,�� deietion, �.,-aivi �rdan�nce No. 374 u�ion second reading, �y Councilman Harri.s. �� rhe reading and publish. Seconded Councilman Liebl sai_ci that :aould ha�e been no troubl.e whenethed �i�� this or.dinance ea said he felt this c��ould hel Tc3��et store �4�a, beingrbuelt, rhH�e P in the futux�e . The Gity �ridineer said there ��as a cehich gets into tfie streets, p1O�'�-E:rr1 j.�itt� materi_al in dri.v�U1ays removal of �his. �12 asked if: the City cai� en.[or�� ttze that if there �S ` r�e �1ty Att�o-rney saiG tiia+� ttie lang«ag� is such �abstantial. dcpas�t �f ciirt or tr�st�, it could be enforced, usi.nt reason on �.�[,e��Fr a coi,; � ser.iousrie.ss of what is ir. the ;,�I-�e� �l"lnt �''oul_d be fi_led and on the ic�foa-med that tt�ey are V101dtjr1 He said tFiat tb;: people shoL�ld �e Tf legal action is necessar � ajl or�d�.lia:ice a-�d as�c them to rectif5� it; Y, a cor�nlaint c�n b4 t}_led in rriunicipal court , � C I , � �J ' � _ � REGULf1R COTt;VCTL TL�ET:(.iVG �F OCT`Ol3t�R. 2, 196i ior the violation, oi ar� c�rdiz�arice . PAGL IO The Cit�r Engine�:r sai� thai: seiz,et.in�es concr.ete ct,!rbs at�d d� z.iat do a good oP�oplc t�nip�r taith their o�on would cover this, I�� Cit � Fie aske�l if Lhis ordinance Y Ai:tor_�r�cy s«id th�t preventing destruction of property owred by the City is inhe�_ and if SCIIIIC'OT1E: 1S destr.uct.in; pr_apert c�j� in thc authority of the City, action �ahether by ti-iis section or 1z�,,-�' th�i` is autharity to take would satisfy this situation. ,, � �ie sai_cl he felt this ordinance Council �oished it. ��` S`�-� he could adc� this �•aording if the Councilman Samuelsor� said he felt this stiould be under Section 45 rather tIzan in the nui_sance ordinar�ce arzcl tt�e Council agreed. MOTI0:1 by Cou?1ci.l�nan Harris to amend the motion to change the �.,�rd -"equipmerit", the last word oi the scr�i_ence, on the fourth pa�e of the ordinance, under Item 26 to the followi°_t :� ,_ convey�ng and/or transmissi.on lines" �� P°W�1 g�neratinb or pot�er from th� ��nd to delete the word "improper" middle of the sentence. S2coz-idcd by Councilm�n Sanzuelson. Mr. Richard D. French, I469 GardezZa Aver�ue, asked if this ord' cover partially destroyed or junl: autornolii1es sitti_n around.lnance would �ttorney said ttzat� �ae have a specific ardina,:�ce cove� The City M�`. Frer.ch askecl if a citi.zer� c��.z� also bring these tolthetattEPtzOne�f the Council. He was told this woald be� a hel tries to stay alert to these problems. P' ar� �hat the Council Councilmzn Ziebl asked Councilmtn garri_s if the intvrztion of the change in wording was in regard to any special industry. Councilman Harris said tl-�at it was not, but to give more m�aniriU to the word "equipment". Ttie vote upon the amendment to ttie ordinance was a vai.ce vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. The voL-e upon the motion to ado t Kirkha�n, Harr.is F' Ordinance No. 374 Caas a ro71 call vote, , Sariuelson, Sheridan voting ay�:, Lfeb1 voting n�y, Mayor Y.irkhum declared the moti�on ca7-1 ied _ �i�c;UND lt�;l7�I_ _i�G__pg A,'�1 ORDTN�1r;C�? P.EGUT_qrl`I'7:�?r 1'RANS:Cks��T P�IrjP.CH�INTS Pt�DDTEP.S AND SOLICT`l'ORS W7��'}?Ii1 2'H.}; C�TY 0� ____.,_.,Y__.-_�T_......._ _ __._..._._..__.____ _________ �%2 T I)1.F,1' : __...._..._____. a.__x._.., _____ TIie City Attorney requested that this itnm be tabled ui�til the ne- regular meetin�, �t NIOTION by Councilmaiz SarlL�elson to table th� secor�d r�ad.inU of the ordinance to the Pe�L1ar Counci_1 Me�ti.n�� by Counci.lman 7 ieblb , ��f Uctobe-r 16, 1907. Seco:ldect U�on a voice vote, the-re b�ir..g no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried, CO:iSID1�}�,:�`�'TO:d 0?' ��TR PGLTL''1'IOi: CO�;l„�L G,'��_i:«:;t��.: ---_.,. _.... _� _____--._��__.�..�_�_�.� � ___.-___ ----- ---- 1 1 , - � � Th�: Coiznei.l felt the�� wan.i:ec'� n�ore ti_m� to stucly t:i�is orcii_nanc�e, MOTTO�; L�y Counc;.lma:, Samuelson i_o tabl_e cai�;,iderat;on of th� Orclina��c.e uatil the r:e;;± I;e�ul�,,. Counci_1 :�qeetin;� �.ir Po]_luticn „ oi Cc.tot,�r 16, 1967. , � 1 � � � � � r REGULAP COUNC:�L Z�i�ETI1VG OF OCTO�SFR 2, 1967 � PAGE 11 Seconc�ed by Councilm��ii Sf.r�,�idur�. naYs, I�Iayor Ttir.�chf�rn ciaclaa-ed tE2e inoPionaca�ried�ote, there being no FIP.ST RE�DING 0:�� OPD1:�'A\TCE , —•--�—,_._.._.__._____��__ ,___:._.A. . I��ONIPJG LOTS TN CAF.LSON'S SUt1MIT T T ' .,._._.._,_n. _a__________ Th e C i t� --.._._ �_ .__�.. � I�E11�.__. OP� .�?vNEX ; } Ar_i:orney said he t�ad received a drafr. of the proposed decla�_-�tioi1s of restricti�ons and pr.�otective covenaz:ts a Carlsozi's Suru-�zit Manor ��i1��; ��1y''-�� to Lots l, 2, 3, Blocic 2, declaraLion ' 2Y1C� '��j�)1t10I1, ge Saic1 tple intent of the is to l.imi.t the use of these lots by rneans of coven,�,nts i=o P�-1 or double, bunga]_oza si�es, He said the drafttistive bY Arvid 1;. Carlsoi� and Sons, IL�c. , it and found tne covenaz:ts do �otlat- tb�� its offi_cers and pl� Presented � has examined Y propose tc� do and are proper. �`Tr• P.00t, re resen�ins� � � Arvi:l E, Carlson , znc., had a etition executed by the prop,i of_ficers �� `� S°��s Investm� Arvid E. P nt CompanY, but he did rzot �aai�t to Car•1�o�9 Inc. , and the S& S property if the petition is on1 Put the restrictions on the in case they c�id not Y in b�half of S& S Investment this limited to the 25uunitibuildin��ligations, Company He said he did not want He said his understandizlg w«s that the�hpildinsubmitted b Y � & S Investnient. rezoning, �; per.mit is not p�rt of the Councilman Lieb1 aslced the Cit the covenants sa Y Attorney t�a exp1ain t.his matter and -� Y• Thc City Attorney explai.neci that the protective cov�nznts are limitations filed on the act as a 1ega1 limit on the o�.,mer azzd fptureSOtanersllof the use made the ro � property �' p`=rtY• He said that the discussed pr.operty cai11 b R-1 zcnir.ig or double b tiahat and of cannot be chanbed �xCeut�alows, a��d will remain on t�� e l.lmited to P- by court action or after et�e� Property, und Block 2 of Ca,-1s�i�'s Sununit Ma��or Anne<, 2n� Y I°t o�oner in been notified anct given an o ' ��jditiozz have a� pportunity to a� �reed or pP4ar and be heard. Mx• Carl Paulsori, a visitor to ttie Council t�ieetin was involved in an ag-reer.ent bet�aeen two private �arties� Wtly the City said that the Cou.ncil ��aas makin� P Mayor Kirkham togetFier in tfie bes b an hoi�est effort to bri.ng two parties that this is bei.ng offeredeas an addi.tianal safe t.z�ird c'•�Y• The Gity Attorney exglained property oT.�n�rs i.i� the neighbor.tiood that anothergmulti.pleabuilding�will not �e b��ilt. Mr. Jack Ve1in, a visitor to tfle Coun��l I,��,�1Tz con,e back in a year. and ask for a xeZ��in �� Sa?� he felt they would the covenant5 �,�i1j not a11.c>ti� this, �' ��aYor Y,irk.iam explained that h�� any other recourse to the apartme1nt bui.ldin�t�� if the prop�rty o�,�ners who sold ttlem their lozs �a� it:s to dzvelo t�,F �' �IE sai.d the same person assuring ttie peopl.t a artme P ,=�partn��nt buildii� P nt buzldin�� ,,ou�� not b� built there, but�the people t� sd notiii.i,g izx writi.n� . to ive the � Coui�c;.l.rn<,.n Liebl said he hau fought harcl g propert�, ��,,Ii�zS assu.rance a�id he felt thi_s uacument- would do this, rTrs. Truenfels said th�t the developer had acted i.n bad he �lad sold tt1e lots and tiie.tx aslccd £�r the rcz�na.r, an� Council sho«ld ba faith i.f ck u� � ` felt the never r uch a pro?.; theardt��ot;�nVrs in th� ar.e.a. :�tr. I;ootesairl he had nade s � _s�. h� ��us Ccuncilm�i� Samae tFie one �;Iio f:a� sig,r.ed the de;_�c;; 1so;� s=;id h� i�elt the � partr,��!-it ;.c7it }.�ridle�=°s overa7.1 tax base and it J.ends itselr t.o t�,- ,., devei�p��, ��:as an asset .to e a�-e.4 as it is 1�107''f01'� by Counci.Iman Samuelson to adopt an ordi.n�zice to am�nd th� Cit Y � , , r ' ' ' 12EGULAl� COt7TdCIZ TiE;F��-'�NG OF OC'�O]3LI� 2, 1y67 PAGE 12 Code of the Cz.ty of I� r�.dley, ?-1inz�.esc�ta by ma',�ing a chan�e i�r zonirzg districts upcn firsL- re�din;, �.aai.vii�.o tize rez�c�in& reroning Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, S and 6, Block 1, Carlson's Sumruit Mat�o�: �'innex, 2nci Addition R-3A. Councilman Lieb1 said that this properLy was in his T�?ard and he kilows both sid.es of the sLOZ;, He said he is sworn to do �ahat he feels is right �or the peopl� of Fridl�y, and he honestly feels he should vote yes. Council.man Sher�_dan said he �;ou1.d like. the people to lenow that Iate , at the last r.egular Couz�.cil Meetin.g this itern had come up again and it was discussed more thorot��hly, Fie said the Cou��ci1 had been about to act on the rezoning at that time, but he �r�ade the comment that he had � . told the people it ��ould be laid over until this n.e;.,ting, and the Counczl �had acted accordin�ly. � ' ' � � The vote upon the motion to adopt ine ordi�_iance upon first reading was a ro11 ca11 vote. Kirkham, Liebl, Harris, S_�muelson, Sheridan voting aye; no one voting riay, �ayo-r Ki_rkliar.:� d�clared the moticn carried. MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to receiv� the signed pr_otective covenants regardino Lots l, 2, 3, Block 2, Car.lson's Sun:mi.t Manor Annex, 2nd Adctition and refer them to the City Attorney to be duly recorded. Seconded by Councilm�n Sheridan, Upon a voice vote, theze �e�ng no nays, I�Iayour Kirkham declared the motion carrie3. CITY ENGINE:l,R' S I:�PORT ON SUPER-CI� (�RIN�:TIOZIT OF Tn7�1?r R LINES o The City Engineer said that t'rie water line tl�at �ad been discussed at a previous Council Meeting had beezi super--chl.orirtated on S�ptember 12th. He said that, as ttie Cauncil is a�aare, the trea,tr�ent plant is completed now, and several months ago, standards �Jere set up ir. tt-ie t.dater Depart- ment to .ceep track of this prablem. He was ask�d if the Depart:m�:nt had checked with the property ojarlers to see if tiie px�oblea2 c,as solvec?, ge sai_d he had received no complaints and the people hud been given notice when it was dan� as the water had ta be of�' for 1? hours. Coun.cilman Harris suggested he ca11 the t�ao parties thrt had appeared at the Council Meeting as they seemed to be speakirig for the neighborhood, Couacilman Sheridan asked if any o� the chlt�rine reactred such things as the water heaters within the lioii�es, or c�uld this be a con�inual problem in the home af.ter ttze r,.unicipal lines are clear and clean. The City En.gine�r said tfiat tFiis �1as possibl_e, bz,t that the peopJ.e had been asked to run the waEer in tfiei.r. homes al.s�, so son�e of it should have gorie througti the �aho1_e system. REPORT FROi�S CTTY FP�'GINEFR A.�?D CITY AT7'0?��;EY - PF; �A, , CU�IP��Y -_ F'ROJLC'I' �r`87 :.^_ F. D. C�IAI: i t�1�, The Cit_y Attorn�y sai_d he has spck:�. t� Lhe �ittc�rr�y fc�r the F. D. �.tlliitl:ltl �p„�Duriy> Oil tGJO O� triY'C:E.' OCc:c1�10�15� c'�11C� c'1j��aYP..I?f:].�T i�lE'_ COiitT?CtGT is coz�ti.nuing to �aorlc aad has completed his 1•ror�: to;iere he h��d anticipated ttiG�-e c�ould be di_fficulty, �Ie said ttie �'. D. Chupnlar� Company attor.ney has r_equested aii ext.-.er.�si.on oz time for. the co�:�pletioi� oi tile pro ject, i • REGUZ,EIR COiTI`TCIL 2�;'�:ET'ING �;�' OC'.10BF'I: ?_, l.S'u7 � Pt1GE 13 and ttie maLter of cor��j�:�r.s��Lio�i �caoulcl r�niai.n epen in tt�e sense that the ' Cit.y is x-�ot: conu-��itted ai,cl the contractc� has not waived his ri.ght� ta make a clai�n. It may be necess<x-y tl,.at tr�i s be ar�ztra.ted at a later time. � , ' � i � The COT7.SUI.1'lllg ETlgli).E.�r said tl?at thti Cornpany m�dc more pro�ress on the pro ject ]_ast week, th�n th� t,ahole mazztl� �receding, and soon they wi11 be ordc>�-ed to get adc?itioriaZ equip:r,�nt oi� the job because they <<7i1I be in an are<. that can hancl7.� more than ene piece. Ttie City Attorx�ey asked Mr, Comstock hoTT� much tii�� h� fe7_t ttze,� night. rteed. P-1r. Comstocic said he would assume 30 days fr_om today. The C�_ty �ttorney asked if tlie additio��a1 time �aas in the form oi a cha��oe order �,�ould the Consulting Engineer recommenct it to the Cour.cil. Nir. Comstoc�; said they would not necessarily rccorimend it, but th�•y �oa�.i7_� pzEp�z� a change or.der and corrunent on it. Couzici_lman Tiebl asl;ed i�i�-. Contstock i£ he could assure the Council they would be ab1_� to cocriplete the project if given the extensioiz, rlr, Comstocic sai_d he would nct be ��ble to assure this. The ' City Attorney sai_d that the com�3aiiy is continuing the wort; and tt�ere is a bond that wiI? indem:iify the City if they are unable to finish the work. He said he thougtit it woulci be a zeason.able suggestion to prepare a charige order for Cou�cil action at tl�e r�e<;t n��eting, and if the Council klould gi��e him v�rbal approval, h� wi1l noi:i_fy the Attorney that the extension wi11 be formally acted an at the rext m�eting. �ZOTlON by Councilman I_�.eb1 to direct the Consulting Engineer to prepare I a ctZange order for a timc extension for F, D. Chapman Cor�pany on Project ��87, Seconded by Councilr:ian. Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham.d�clared tt-ie motion carried, � BUS ROUTE • Mayor Kirkham said that befor� approvi7�U a. perm:ne.nt route for tne bus, ' he wouid like to get the bus contp�ny to a€;ree to E��ving the bus go to Osborne Road, He said the bus company cla3_ms they have sur.veyed this area, but he did not b�:lieve they realized ho�a much the ar�a has built � uP. Mayor Kir.kb.an� said he would I.ike to see the bus go fron� Qsborne Road to Jacksoiz Street ar Baker Street �tnd back do�.�n 73rd Avenue. ' MOTION by Coun.cilman ��arris that the Adr�inistration convey to the Twin City Rapids rransit Company the Cauncil`s ��ish to discuss further the extension of the bus route to Osbor;i� �aad before a permanent route is approved. ■ d Mayor Kirkham suggested that a similar- map coul.d be dra�an indicating the route the City �•aould l.ilce, Cou�:cil.man Liebl said that it would proba.bly he�1p to write the P,ailroacl and ti�ar�hot�se Co,iunission and Iet them ki�o:a of the City's requ�st. He said it has been pc�i��.ted out to him that the hospital �ai11 be expanding, I�layor Kirlclj�m said. he agzeed �aith this suggestion and said that the Spring La�:e Pa.r1; Council should be asked to communicate at the same ti.me also. The moti.o;.� �•;as seco�ided by Cou;icilman I,iebl, and upon a voice vote, there bein� no nays, Niayor Kirkham c?e.c1�2?-ed tEie noti.on carried. TF� TZINliTLS OF_TfIG BUILDI��G S'i'�;'ll!1RDS - DLSIGti (�J ,TROT SLTr�CO`�ii�ilZ'T�'.E I�[P:ET1nTG, SEPI'E�IiL'I� 19, 1.9u7; ____ __"_.._,___��_____ ------------.`__ The only item irz the riir.utes �.as to come bc;foa-e the Counci.l threugp; the �'l annin� Comaiis �� i an i�iinute s. i � ., ' � � i ' r � � � ��_ r � R�(;UL�R CO;JIIC11, 1�11E1;1':LNG �F OC'7'G'BI:tZ 2, 1967 P�GE 1�F MOTIC�i� by Couricilcuan ��a.rri.s to recei��e tiie minutes of the Building Standards-Design Conirol Subconm�i:ttee iieetin�. Seconded by Council- man 7,i.e1�l. Upon ��,�oice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motiorz cazriFd, THE MIiVUTFS pF 1Fii� PA�.KS ELIdD RLCP.EA�`70N C0�_�.[TSSI01�' �1E�TI�dG SEPTE�I�SER 25, _195j; ____._________..._____.._. _._._._.__.._.._ ___ MOTTOI`T by Co:��zcil.man Harris to receiv�: the Tiinutes of the I'arks and Recreatio,i Coir�inissiot-z 2le�ting of September 2_5, 1967. COIlI1C11iTia�7 Harris said he ��ou1d like to bri_ng to the attention of the Council that he has -receive� SOi112 c��17_s rega� ding t:he IIockey �ssociation's progranl. He said it was his understa�idar�g that ttie Association has appro�imately 200 ct�ildren tiiat tail7 be invalved -in the hocicey prograin for the coming year_, and ui�less they ha��e another arcna provided with lighting facilities aiid �aaiminb house they c,�i1.1 have to cut their progiam by 5C1%, as two rinks are neeled. �I� said it would be up to tlie Council to determine z•?hcther the rir.k should go in some other area of the City or next to the J. C. hockey rink. Mayor Kir.khanl said that the Jaycees are negotiating with tl.ie Schaol Board on the possibility of movf.ng the Junior_ Hi�h ri_nk ne�t to the present rink so the school would have an. oppori=uni.ty to use the facilities. He suggested the City Mar�ager aslc t:he Jayrcees whether t�iey are proceec�ing �•aith their plans. The motion to receive the minutes was seconded by Council.man �ar,�ue?_;,bn. Upoi� a voice vote, there beit�g no nays, �iayor Ki.rkham decl.ared the motion carr.i_ed, BO�iR� UI' APPEAI�S M1�ET�.I�TG P�I�i:�'U�'�S�MS��P'J'FN�;EIZ ?_7, 1967: l. �I{� U�ST k'�% 1� VARTAN„r 1�RflM TI-L�� rllY COr:�; p-� � �'��"_'M�`� FRIDLEY T�i.INi�?ESOTA I963 P�,VISFD U' CE�Ti3FR 31,�1965, BX WAIVER OF S1:D��,' YARD VfiR CF -�.. � REQilIP.FD � I`�� FEET '1'0 1 tti'0 FEET } jt�1._.. _.__ __ F�ZOM OF AN A7 TF �t�+ D GA}i�GF Aiv'D F�F.?�,r,'L� t�Ay A'I �57IC i' S� 24 , TO Pr_��1IT CON�TRUCTIOi�' LQT 4 BLUC� 5__�UONT�T9Y°S LAI��V7�,[J �LAT� t� �__� ¢ 4�=.` M00��1� ,I,A?�: llRIVE` �______z__________ � '� T 0. Z� DD .i i 1: OP1. (I�t,_� S T B Y P.0 S S HAIDLE, 5714 WFST TiQOP� LAYE DRTVE� FRTUI�F'y�M1��,�OTt1, 55421� � The City i�,ana�er r.ead t.h� motion o.f th� �oard to arce��L- the vari_ance. Councilmai� T,ieb1 asked if the City Mai,ager knew s•ihy one mem�er of the Board had voted na1r. Zt�e Czty TianrZt;�z sai.d t-�e ha<I not stated his reason. Councilma� tlarr.i_s s�,icl t1-�at the Board of.. Appeals has been asked to scrutir.-ii�e ttiese requests very closely, ai�c1 they must have takeri into consicleraLi.o�z ti�e vacant J.and to the sout.h �at�ich wi,i1, p-robably be used zor other Lh�ri R-i devclopmc+,�t. MOTIOiQ by �'ouncilm��n I?arris to cc�r,.�ur with th�� I3oa.rd o.f Ap��eals and accept the variance. Seconded by Counci.linan SI�.�ric[an, L1pon a voi.ce vote, there beinb Tlo n�- s �:r:�-�or '' ,�- �-, �' ��-y I.i7-k�1�: � c,..ci.are� tt,� t;�atirn carried. ? P.7�O��LST 10: �<i:tr1_i,�r� F� v_ ir t;:11 Y COt? �' ��.I�� t Y, i�1T '� �;S��Ea�_, � 1�G3, P�I V15t n>>� Cl ��t�� I'. 31 1965 t,� �?�� ' U �IP YA'�i� P �)Ufr.' �--' � FRO'�� 1 T F� }�� r 6 I�� ?r.S 1'0 13. 2} 1��. � STC � 1 t�'� �� 5�� _� � �. _��F�_�: YSRD F�t; IT �— ____�_F _ FY_ t� �1.�.�,� OL' F'.F'AR _.� Q .lR�'ir,1��'i' Or' ?.5 FL;.;1' 1.'0 10 ?5 - __ _ _____--_---.____..__, ..--_- __._�. __ _... _ _ ._� ___!"�' � ��w� SI C l �.��1 4S_25 , A]�TD ES' � �1 1 P�GUI�L�P. COL�i�;CIL r�,�i'ING OP OCTOBER 2, 1967 PAGE 15 � ta��F��o�� F�RO�;�_r ��P� sr��c�� p,�� U.rf�� r��ti� ,�� ;, ' ______ _ ____ Q_ � ; � C _Ol� 35 I�1.L1 ZO 26 FEI�l3 -�____ SI'sCl IOid 45 . 2_ 6, 7'p PLR��?� �Oi�TS L�'.Ut, + 1.7�~OF� AT�� " r -_.__� LUT 6, 13IOCK 1 Elrr} , t � r- �,--- A7 �'�CiLBD GAF.��G't: O�Q ___�d.._�,��T�S RI.�� FSID„ HTIG�iTS ADD�'('TpN�A1�0I�A CUUNTY, MTN�ESOT�.T 5�;�;E BL�IVG 7571 EsT�?�rN 67AY I�; {� -- 554i?. � ------.--_�__._. _ 0��7��.�/�ST� FRZDTFY, MTNNPSOTI� ' �E U�'Sl By CI�ElI'.T,FS F��,� 751J�A1,U��N t-��1Y NORTI�1:l�Si�FRT.11TEY� MINi`�FSOT� ; T- �---°- — -__..__�..___.__ __ The Gity Ma�.�ager rcac? tee rnotion of the Board of A�peals to cleny the ' variance. MOTTOi� by Councilm«n Harr.is to concur with the Board of �ppeals and , deny th� requested variances. Secoi�ded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voi�e vote, tEiere bc;ing no nays, Mayor Y:irlcl�4m declar.ed the motion carried. ' 1 PLANATI�1.�2.iI�SION r�LTING MINtJ�� SEPTE�Ir>ER 2B, 1967: 1• COl�'TINUED_PUBLTC Ii,fiRIT�,'G: PI,�T�T�?I;D DEV�:f,OI'i�1�NT nISTRICT, HAROLD SCI-LROEDrR. 70A ��6 -06 b). ��_�`�` �"�------ �� Councilman Harris said that A:r. Schroeder requests a public hearing before the Courzcil on the Planned Development as presented. MOZ7�ON by Councilman Harris Lhat th� Admin.istration set a Public Hearing for the Schroeder Planned Deve]_opment District. Secondecl by Councilman � Sami�elson. Upon a voice vote, there being r.o nays, l�tayor Kirkham decl • the motion carried, azed �1 � MOTION by Cour�cilman. Harris to receive the r1i_nutes the Planniixg Com,mission Meetirig of September 2�, 1967. The motion u?as s�condtd� and upon a voice vote, tizere being no n�ys, M�yor Ka_r�.harn decl.ar.ed the motion carried. j`�X,.S�I,ITrx��N - 61S�'_AVENUI� c;ROSSOVLIZ: ' Mr, k�ymaz. Smith, Att-orrzey far i�1r, Sali_t�rman, said that h� would Iike to discuss a?_0 foot lon� street problem. He said that blst Avenue has b�en put in and it is a goocl str.eet, b��t. it comes out ta the froi�tage road that runs from Shoreti�ood to 63rd Avcnue and does not connect to T.H. ��65. ' . He said that northbound tr�ff�.c can�zot sl.i.p ozzto T.It. ��65. He s�.id he was not talking about the crossover as tL�at �oas another ite�ii. i'1r. Smi*�i said that he and Mr. Saliterm�n h�c3 talked to tt�e Districc Engineer of ' the Hign�,�ay Dep�.rtment aizd had beez7. told that t�zis �ntrance seems to have been lost in thE shuffle, He said tIiat whett�er the Ci_ty or State put ii� this 20 ioot piece of street, it shoit?d ��e done. � Cou;�cil.n�an IIarris said that previ.ously the State ha:t �aanted to wait. unti.l studi_es ha;3 been mad� of left and rigtit turn l�ines, 1�ut if this is no problem to thera c�o��, there shoUld be no probler,i. Mr. Jatnes Gibson, 6389 Pierce Street N.L,, said i�e had been asked by seve-r.a1 peoplc to represent them re�ardii.� this p;�ojc-ct. He said thaL izz d:i_sc�.ission i,�ith t�1r. Sal.i.term<�n ii.::: tias fo:.trci that a prior Council mae�e a coinrn� Lai�nt t� i�Ir. Sa1i_tern.an t:o � ' put t:h ; � road throu�;�.. He said tl�at this area. had be�n desi_bned as a?;u;;i.Aess ar�a and to promote business, there has to be means to ge� the tr_aiii.c off T,H. �`65 wi.L-ti as l.ittle trouble as possible, and he asked the Co�incil. to request tt�at the crossov��r not h� cut ori 63rd Avenu.e. } He sa,_d t_ier� E,;as tt�ie possil.�ility I ' ' ' , ' I ' I�GJLE1?t COIJNCTII MF;�T:C1��G 01:' OCTQL};1Z 2, 1967 rAGr 16 that 60 days aftcr ti.is 2G Fo�t of a:oaa, was don�•, thc Highc,.�y llepartr�lent could cut off the access an. 63rd �ve,i�u+�, �it said tlicy carn.ct tell tt�e Highway Depari_ment what to do, but the}- t�eg for some consideration in this matter, an.d the5= hopc� L-fiey can dr.��a mcr.e husinE��s into t.he aiea and more taxable industr.y i��to the City, Mayor Ki.rkl�am said he was �ure the City si�ecifications did not ca11 for joining thc frontage roe�d anc� ttic hi;;h�;aay� because tile City cannot builcl on higilc�ay property, but he had i}o ohjcctio,� to enccuragizag the State to do tfii.s as soor.� as possible, Mr. Smi.th said tt�at Mr. Sa7.i_terman does not object to pa�=in.� fo:r �he street, and the St�,te docs not object to the CitS� buildin; it. The Ci.ty Engineer said the Ci_ty could do it if the Council authorized it. Counc:i.7;na:� I�a-r;:is said that the Statz would Izave to give perir�ission to go ori ttie.ir right-of--way. Mr. Smith said it was not a question oi perrnissi.o�z, but a question of someozle doi.ng it. He said he h.ad talked Lo District Engiiieer Burrell and • Mr. Bur-rell said he tioas going to ca].1 the City planaber, , MOTION by Councilman Harris to request the Administration to contact the State Highway �epaa°imex�t and indicat:e the City's desi.re to complete this project. If it is the State's TJ1SI1 that ttie Cit}� complete the project, finish it and assess it accordingly. Secor_deci by Cou�.7cilrnan Samuelson. ' Upon a voice vote, ther� being no na5s, Mayor I�i.rkham declared the motion carried. � � ' ' , ABLE-BAI�'R STREET P�K:ING; PARKIPIG SIGI�?S ON 52NV AVLT;ET� �ND LYNDE DRIVE; - ------------------______..__.....�.._----------�— .�_ _.___ _ Councilman Samuelson said he hzd received many ecmpl;ints about the ` street parki.ng in this area, an1 h� cjuest_i_oned whether there st;ould be a 24-hour parlcing ordiz�ance that coul.d be enfor.ced ;f necessary. Mayor Kiri:ham mentioned a 2-hour parking plan si_m3_1ar to Minneap�lis' and asked Chief McCarth3T why he did not like this F1an. CI�ief P�cCarthy said he did tiot have the mazipo�•�er to enforc� this. H� saicl they have received calls from the Ab1e-Baker area. and tlave ba�kecl c<�.rs out for the people. He said ±-he street in this �r.ea is tioide enou�i� ar�d there is not that much of a problern to justify ar.i ordic�ance. Chief NicCarthy said that the Snow Ordinance that the Ci.ty has no��l is just about unenforceable, and does not provide �or taggino cars, Counci7_man Samuelson said he felt there was a problem in the Abie-Baker ar.ea and the yards were in bad shape because people are parkirlg i_n their fxont yards. 'r�e ��_ty Attorney said this was the first c:ompla.int he had 'neard about the snot,v removal orclinance, and he said he could m�et with' ti�e City i�lanager and the Police Dep�rtmerxt: to try t� impr.ove oi� i.t. Ma;=cr Kirkham su�gested that this he done. Mr. 0'�an�zon, a visitor to the Couricil i�e�ti.�1g, sai-d tElat tE�ere �•�as a P<�r�«ng proolem on 52ric1 Aven.un. Counci.lman. II�rri.s said that ther.t: is a par.king proi�.l.er,�. �r.�. Lytide Dri_��e a1so, and wheri cars ar.e parked on both sides of the street, ai�ottier car cannot �et tlirougtl. The City Enginee:-r saici ttiis could be takeil care oi wi�nour� an ordina�ice, but tt�at pec�ple pul.l the si.gns out aUai��. Muyor �irklaam said ti�ere nc:eds to bc� ancl the ordinaz�ce. Counc;,lma.�i iiarris problems ruentiozi�d could be correctect study of t«e parl,zng problem su�egestec3 that tiie. tjao parking irunediai�Iy and signs put up. , , ' ' , � � ' � � ' , �:iiUi�'CJ::i� i�A�i;i`s:P;G C�i� OC�"G�FI�R 2, 19C7 . PAGE 17 Counciimaz� Si:�ie�-ic�� sa d � i thar. it would T�oL �lake spnse. to have a 24-hour parlci.��; ban, an.d aft_e'r thc� �;�o I,� a ��' P re tax�.,d zor good st.rects, tel�, them that they can.xzot p,,;r�;, on. chenl. Cor�ncilni�zZ Li�bl said E�e caould ob ject to it if pec,pie c,:��o p�y a 1_0[ of taxes cou.ld nat park in fror�t of their honles. P�1ayo:r l:iri�h:.t.�� su�tesre;� tn�;t the ways anc� i:;� of.f-stre�t pa,-ki.n.g s4i.auld be iz�el.uded i_n tb.e study, ans of ento,-cing MOTTON by Counci'lma:� Harris 52nd �venue artd oJ� �>-;�, . tF�<;t= "�o F�a�-lci�zg" si.gns be put up on 5� c D�°iv�< Secon.ded by Coii�,.ci.lman Liebl., Upon a vaice vote5 there being no na)'s, Mayor Kirkh,-:It1 declared tlie motion carried. PARK:I:NG LOT - FR:l:DT_,t;Y COV�;ivT,'il�r7' CHIJi�CII; ------------._ _____... ��TZr10V ��37°IR67 OPPOS�\?C� C�;LiIZCH D?'��pLGYf�y C}N i<1ERCURY DRIVE; ----.__.._________. _---. ______ -----___._ _.__.___.._____---------.____,.._�___ Mr. Sunberg, representing the Covezi��Ai_ Cnu.rch, said that last Marctl the Church had p-r�sented their plans for the nera additi_on to the ' an� City I�.sp�ctor to check t}�e code requirer�ients City rl1gineer and other f<icilities. The plans taeze presented to Pttekplannbnilding on approxinately rlay 1Sth and atter receiving their a�proval, went before t�e Council June 6 � CO�11SSlOi1 38 cars tahich i_s coizs�stantHt ithlt�hetlreqazren�ntsefopr�,fl��s space for ior the size of t:he nave. He said there. w1_lj be an exitlontSat� parlcing Lane an�i they will c�ntinue to usc tlie exit on. the Service Drive. llite �aid the parkin� area titi�il� be li� He that will not sP�ine :into ftie zieigl borhoodhan�d�t�he balancetofethegats will be sodded,<seeded, and maintained. Iea is needed to keep tr.affi� from �in<r He said that if a barricade be done, and th�y also x�, �, g � t��r�ugt� the �arking lot, tFiis wi17. P pos_ to screen tlie parl.;.ng area witti a hedge , Counr.,ilmari Liebl asked Mr, for an � Ste.zZl�erg if they ha�i come befoz�e the Council 5 rezoning, Mr, Stei�berg sai.d that thc church is consistant with the residential zoi�ing, Couzici.lmazz Liebl. asked if there had been an ob jectiozi to the building, permit, and i_f �atlen the Church was ori�inal l built y , it had becn. built with the optiozz ttiat t�,ro add1iional lats y he purchas�d, Mr, StenbPr� sa.id there had been no objections to theuld Church's building until this week, and tpiat hef_ore the land was purchas tttere were 3 lots ozi T;ercury Drive t,�hicii �i-r, �d, holdii�g for them. Cauncilman Lieb1 said he had`TVOtedi,forat-hi�sh4ro1e because everything was proper, P � cr Councilmar� Sher:idal.� said that some.hof the neighbors are not satisfied, and asked Mr. Hawrysh, who was r�s their objecti.ons were. ,ir, � ,nt `�t ��7e C°uncil Meeting, Wh3� lives at ?66 i�l�rcur H`�ti0`�"sh s Attor_riey said that. I�Ir. Hawrysh Y�rive, an�? 4t ti-ic� tif��e Mr. �Ia�tr�ysh bought his Lotsylpy' Mr. LaVine oave 1�1r. Hawrysli a p7an �;;hicli does not show , 11, and I2 as Church. prop�ity, g� said t�here are restrictive coven,�nts o.� tt�e lots stating that at ].east a built, and ncoa ti�e. value of the $20,000 honie zzi�lst be parking lot, �,-S, pTOpe11-Y zS being destroyed witll a Hziarysh said tne car li�hts go rigiit i.nto the living room ancl are destroyi.ng their nr�s� .� dispute the. Ciiurcli's 1e�� ;, _ ac;' 1f;' Attorney said they do not wh a.Il tl�� °1� ri.�,`.� to G�o �ehat tliey are doin�, b�tt asked y cars could .�ot go out oix Satelli.�E= j,at,.e rnstead of. into the resic�2riti.al are.a. The Counci_7 sl�o;aec' Mr. and P�Irs. II,�wrysii �ni] l�is Attoriiey tt�e proposed plarzs for.• ti:e servi.ce crive in fro�lt of the church t . I ' ' ' ' , I ' � , 0 Ri:GttlAl: C:UIINCIL i��'E',TL��G OT CICTOI�ts1� 2, 1_9G7 � PAG� I8 whici� �•1iZ1 malce ti�e st.z�et z, g�ii�.g south. �- �-r'ont c}f ti�e Chu,-cit � or�e--wa �_ There ��;�s a lor�� cii.scussian at the Y strcet Cot�r.icil t�ble, t1a�'oi �9,xkl�am said that he coul�l noL se�: tYt��re tI�e authority to do a,�. Col.�z�ci.l h��d �ny The Attornc 5'<<i;n�, as t1�e Church izas r�; t alI tf�e requirements. y sai�l t��e only alte�r�ati.ve se�� P�r. LaVine for l e t tinU ms to be to brin b i:he p�oP1e do ti�� n a f i.� 1- hi.s g suit a ga i n s t 1�i0T•Tpi�? b , Promi.ses. 3 Councilman IIarris to receive , church drive�vay oi� Mercury Drive, 1'�-titio,� �'�37.-1967 �pposixi� voice vote, there being no �a,s �ne moti�r:raas seconded � b the carried. .� , MaSor r:irkn�nt declared the motio�on a SIGi�--? PEkN1IT _°_, E3'��L,hS; ----___.. _ Mr• 0'Bannoxi said this sign had been brou� ago and aPProved, but at this time �ht be�orc tt�e tl�ey �aould liice to enlargelthe size fro�ri 72� X 2pp to 10' x 40' , signs are oin He said that he has noticed man � � up in the same area, Cou:zcilm,<4n Harris askedy large how big hi.s pa-rcel of 1an.d wzs , r, and this will be on the firsf �Ir. 0 Lar�z�.on sai_d he Mr. U Bannon that 40 foat 7ot ,, had three lots, 1f �L�Ything is buiit on the lots, '�`n� he has an a.greement, said the i�ext �oor neiU the sig�� Z.Jil�, co��e down, bhbor had L�o ob jections tiohei� the sign was puIt UP• The Council discussLd the �act that and if it were zo.1ed other thar.i R-3 tt�e sign poupdrbe al Mi• 0'Bannon said that Y is zozied R�3 �a le �o��ed, � if he was to rezone the lan�l commercial, the P P iz�. the area migl�t ob jc��r � but they tla�>e r�o ob �ection to- R- M�lION b 3. y Cou�ici_1maiZ Har.ris to waive the si�zi orcli_na: requested Si�n Pel-mit for a 10` x 40' s�_ ��.b �Ce and ap��rove the Sheridai�. Upon a voice vote , g Secanded b dec1ared the � t1��re bei.ng no rz� G Y Councilman motic�n carried. Y�, Mayor Kirlcham GERALD_GL�NN CORP01Zt1'i'Zp� ---------•�— -` NS S S D C H�I�GE • . _._.__.___.,____� The City �ttorney said ii� �las had a d' of the Gerald �lerlt� Corporatio�1 wl1O �SSCUSSio�� with Mr. Gnerre, Presi.dent and �r, Gnerre feels the Coizi-�cil'S P��Se�`` at the Council t�leeting, VSSSD hoo�up �rarCe policy oz� requestin� � was for �Tr, " is wionb, and the Cit & i��yCll�nr- for the Gnerre to ap�aear before the � Attorney fel� the best sol�ition on wt�y the p�licy shoulcl be ctsa�ige� Council �nd express Pzi_s views � Mr. Gnerre said that if ��e ' 1967 the $100 hooku CoLRicil policy is that effective issued t�is would bc �harge is c°llected t:7hen tEi� January 1, December line, but he hacl taken out a Fui_lding Pern,it is , 1966, and in P�tarcf� or A Builc�ing Permit took out Iii.s sewer Permi.t, wt�icIl P�iJ he had paid the 5100 when he year, t�e had beer_ �olc� pai� laitiiout r,uest:i.on, T Permit. I-Iis request wastthat�tl isPbedrnadc 1� tle tQ°k out. the F,uilc�ings Sr�p�� '`5'm°pt on his chec':c beca.isehe �eels�iristant. able at the t" �Ie said he had ime i:he se�tier erm; L �F�oulu be due and pay_ �' is isst:ed, CoL�I,cilma,� Hazr.is said that since � when tht. Buildin� January� l, 1907 thti cE�ar,� Per�:2it is isSt,E�. Cou?:c.ilrnan Samuelson saidsthat this rias beaz� set by ordin�,nc� , There �,;as a long di_sc:ussion about , I��GUL�K COiTi�,CI:G 1�i�;L'.I'Z;�TGaOF �;CTOPi,R 2, 1967 YAGE 20 hookup charge. Cour_ci��na-?.� St��E�ric?u�-�, said he di� noi thi.n.k i.L was �ood business to stc�l �a�Tl2:ent on a ch�ck t� tt.e City, but he h.d no ob jec.tiozi to thc� caritract.ox beir� ; �ic�r;sed. r10TI0i�T by Councilman IIarris to approve tl,e folloti�aing 1ic�>nse.s: GENER,AI CO.�TRACTC7K � � Gezalci G1ei�n Corporatiorz 1202 Hathaway �,a,1e Fridley, Ni.inriesota 55421 bY: A. C. Gi�erre REN�;�7AL MA--S ONR_Y Edward Eist�tanis Ccnst. Co. 1623 West 32nd Street Minneapolis, Minnesota bY� Ed Eismanis RENEti�AL Carl R. Hanson 3809 Bucl�anan St. N,F;, Minneapol.is, riinnesota b)': Car1 R. Hansoa NFTa W. E. Nelson Stucco Co, "3811 l,lest Sroadjaay Minz�eapolis, Mi.nnesota by: B. B. Nelson �tia Bernie Zebro Cement Co. 7849 Monroe St, N. E. Min�.eapoli.s, �Tintlesota b5°: }3ernard "Gebro NEW LIS.____�1._��_.��CTLTIPLE 1)WE,LLII�TG I,TCFNSF.5: -------`..___._ -° °---------------..-._____.. Ok�NER ----�..�_..._. `' ADI�I:ESS � _ iTiTT'Pc F'dward E. Anderson 58�8 Decatur Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota Eldon Greenwood Route 1 Sha.kopee, Minnesota Irving S, ��=ror� 3025 Salem �1vex�.,te Minneapol:is, Minr�esora Eugene EdTaard Lash�_nski ]_035 Polk P1ace N, E, Minneapolis, i�firnesnta 6061 2z?d St, i�r, F 3S0 57'ih Piace N. E 595C East ?�i�rer r.oad 4030 i��.,�n Street= I�T, g. -._.____4_.__� r �� 4 $10.00 4 $10.G0 l� $12.00 3 $10.00 AUC7'J0�\F.ER' S_`T�TG--N;�;-� -�- -- — — __ _ _. __ _- _ __ __ -- -- — --- - Jaraes L�i�lere �`-- ___ _.... - -- — — _ __ .._ _ _. at: Grann�'s Attic 77I Emerald Dr�Cve ' � New I3r. i. hton 97U OGborne Road Date of S,:1e; g , T�1inn. Fridle y, Nii_�An. actoc-ar 3, 1967 - , , � , , Ri=GULt'�P COUiV7CI1:. 1�'iUj'7'I:�,TG°OF OCTOBLR 2, 1907 PAGt� 21 Seconcled by Councillnazz Liebl, Upon a vai.ce vote, tliere bein Nlayor Kirkllam. d�cla�-ed ttzc lllOt1011 carried. g no nays, CH�NGE OIZllEP`��5 - PI�O.TI?.CT �f&�f ; The Consultinb rzigi_z��c=r expl.ained that Cricr�_ Lane is going to end i a Cu1-de-Sac, and ��e rec�m.m.ends that- thi;� be fi.ni_shed while the con- tractor is re� n �lacing tI�e exist:ing b1.acIctop �;,est of the Target Store. MOT.COI�,7 by Councilman Lieb1 Lo concu-r. c•�ith the recomme�zdation of & Davis and approve Chano� Order �r5 far Pro'ect Councz1man Sheridan. Upo.� a voice vote, there bF�8n noenanded by°mstock Kirlcham declared ti�e n,.�tl�xi c�,x�iEd, g 5 , Mayor E S�T1Z�IATE S ; Councilman Samuelso�z qu�Utioned the estirrcate of the ' Company for wcrk.o?1 Melody Manor p�xk Park Construction aslced �ahat tiappened to th� dirt th«t �aaspto`beemoved�Ject P--1. He �ngine�r said Ize c,�ould gEt the details and report to thehCouncil1on�1g ' this at the next x�egular meeting, -Councilman Har.r.is questionecl t•JEiether the goffman Eiectric Compan estimate should be paid until the lz� ' Engineer said ttiere is enou > ��ts �re instal:l.ed, y lights, but th� bh money held bacic to cover thehcosttof the and the City is not gettii�g good ser.vice out of this y are holding the Civic Center �p, �On�P�ny t MOTION by Councilman instead of mai.ling themrtheir�ct�ec,k�vthehCitollo�vii�g estimate, btit I . they come iz�to the office so f�e can discuss this 1a�k of service w't � �an��er request that them. The motion FJas se.cond�d and ul�on a voice vote i h � , the motion carried. Hoffman E1ectYic Compai�y� I�� Electrical Contracto.rs Anoka, �inrzesota ' F�zdley Civic Center -(;�rtificate Np, g (8--31-67) for period from �ugust l, 1967 through Au�ust 31, I967 k MOTION b ' $ %,901,00 Estim<ZteyuntilCthisnlias�b�entolarz�ied�a$d��'8�_�rom t:��e Fark Construction P�y the fo11owing; Park Construction Company 51 - 3%th Avenue N. E. Minr4eapolis, Min��sota 55��21 Nlelody I�T�.nor Parlc Tmprovement Yroject ;�p_1 - Estimate �=� �`��z9"67) for wo-rk co�Tipleteu ti;is d:;L-e I,ess $ 2,684.30 181.80 $ 2,50 52 p ' � ' ' R?�:GiIT.,/l3� t;0,•^- ,,�,, u�vC:t�T, Itr�,�i';CTyG�O�k� (�Cl.'Ol�s��;i 2, 1.967 ESTTtiA'I'�,S (Co,-zi.irzi.�ecl) P�G��; 22 MC)T'TON by Counci.lr,:,a�� I�icb1 to u> rr,�e for �a r I P ' I 5ni�nt thc� follo�ling estimate; S. C. Smiley & �ssoc-�ates 7.750 ��ezinepi.n. E��Tei�ue Minr�ea�olis, 11ini�eso�Q 55��03 Pr.ofessio�zal Services F,en:lered - Civic CentPr (9-20--67) $ 4- 383 93 Coiinci1ivan Samuelsorz sai.d he still r ' � should get to�etlier on this �<. lelt:ttt�e Co=�?,.cil aizd T1r. Smiley ' man IIarr.is said he thought tIii.s1estimate was`pa,,tltheupoint �iCnon�il- . return, and seconded LI1L' RlOtlOi1, ' Samue1son vocin �a , UPo�z a voice vote, Counciln�an � 5, Mayor Kirknam declared the motion carr;�� ' u r PE TI TI OP, S; -----_.__________. PF�fUN ��35-1967 STP.E�„ n M_ C KT TLEY S'lP�"E3' �--��- r SUR�t,C7`�!G COI�,'G'RF'[�, �UR� �ND GUTTI�P. - � FROi�1 ?�IISS f SSlppl Tp E� rH AV�NUE; _ MOTI ON b '�~— —__�^ _...-,.______� y Councilmarz Harris to receive Petition ; to the Administration for processit�a, ��5-1967 and r.efer it Upen a voice vote, there being �o I�a S�ecoz7ded by Counci.lman Lieb1. motion carried, Y� Mayor Kirltham declar�d th� PET�TTON �f36-1957 C�NCRETL CUP.B APdn GtIT`t'�,R t�'ITH ASPHALT STRFET - HORI70N CzR�TE-' NI�1TN STR.EET TO HORI'LON T�IiZVF,:� � `�"` ---___--_..._______.�_.____.___ __�-____ -----°-----.�. MOTION by Councilman Ilarris to receive Petztion �E36--1967 and refer it Administ.ration for proce,;si.ng, Sec�nc�ec� b to tne voice vote, th�re being no na S y Gouncilrna�� La.ebl., Upoz� a y��Y°r Ki.rkh«m declared the motion carried. RFSOLUTIO?�; �j�l �9--19� � RFSOLUTION TO t'11�fV�'R7'�S, --------_�_�__—� .�._ __ FOJI�L��1 j'T01�t FOR TIIE TIA; F,UTLF'R �UILDING �.V _ FOR B:LDS FO�: T'HF °°--•------__._.___ . _ --�°._. ------- ._.._..... MOTION b�y Courcilman Har.ris to ado t a� Samuelson. Upon a. voice vote, tr�er�e oeingunoonayS79T1ab7'T Seconded by the moti_ot� carried. � y L'�ay�r T�zr�tzam declared PLA�UUE,_� FLAG POLE ; Councilman Samucls�� had som�� suggestio.zs prepareu for E��ordinU plarue, and Cot.2ncilman Harr.i.s said he had list o on the of tt:c Council caere not too s��re that tt�e torxledostaasrthe th�me L-li��yers wanted on th� pl�qUe �S the ne�a Cit tornado, and it�ere have Y�Iail ��aas not the resi�lt of the bEC�n so man3= ner,� peap1e since that time. man ]:,ieb1 aslced ttie City �IanaJer to cent�.�ct: the Superintender�t oi ttie•. Counr_i.I- Seuior �ii.g�� Scho�7. and let tE�� Senior C1ass rau ma;� Iiar.r.i.s ;�,i.d ther. � ke s«ggestions. Council- e s�iould be a This i.tem is to 1-i_�nit set on the nu.ml�er of ti,,ercis. be contiri:zed at the r�e:;t: r�l,c�tin�. SOLli1'10:_�S .. ,�n,,. ,r r __ iY i.li� St�?;L'F:��h�� v SE1NT'('li�:Y S1�t� — .�.__ _._ �. _ r,�`; DIS'TI::LC'}': The Ci.t_�� tt.orrie-y sai.d t.hat the dc>cl.arator;' j�'�t�m�:n±- action has b, c�n � " ' RLGI7I:�k�,P. COtI�ICT:L NiF T:T1J\TC-wC��t' C�GT'OL,';IC 2, 1S'67 PAGE 23 ' sc rvc.d ai�d he is no�,�, z.�� thn process of �prepa�ing �aii ax�s,aer. FIe said that a motio�z t=o add 3rd pa,°i.ie5 (��inn a �conrr.a.ctox�s tioho Etav� obj�ctc�d t� trle �5sess��ent for�the�adclitiorzal ' dolZar hoakilp) �ohic�h h<is be,en disci�ssed e�arlic_° ��ith the � is being done beca�..se the District is takin tj�e Cous�eil; City zs �-eqt:ired to malce t1��; pa:�ment � position tha.t� the ' the position tt�at- i=1��: Cit � ar.�d the lancio�,,,ners are takiii; °wners for these hcoku,s � ls ��.ot in a.rlega]. posi_tion to assess both matters c��oul.d be r,-,�VHe said l�e lelt tl�i.s �,lauld t�ave t��,o effePtsty Council uaoulc? not hace�toJ1iti��tt.o tl�e Co�,rt: i_n ane hear.ing, so the , propert � ��;,I; �" r f iz st �;7i tIi tf1� NSSSD and tiien the 3 ers over thc Cit.y's auth�r.it}� to pass on the assessment; and would pr.esent to the Court the diI.e,ir�r�y the position of the District i_s «piie7_a, a��ltt+h4Gcharg�s1aobidlha✓e '. to come fro�,� geneiaJ. Kevez,ue, I He said he is preparin a ' Court cari consi.der tt�`� motion requcsti_»g a Special �-iearin City to make additional�hooku�s c= requiring the Di_stri.ct to�allowtthe liti ation. P Pendii�g the fii�al determination of- the � He said that if the ' to tr.y to reach Council desires to meet with the District a settlemer.t, ot_h�r than by continuiizg the litigation, time is drat•ainU short:, azld the n,ee+� • if it is to be resolved outside ings t''ill have to be held �rlortly tne Court to consicler orderir! th�llrt action, h° said he felt asking ' _pending the iinal outc�me w;11 achievetth�tsam;aeffect�asCrty t� connect the resolutioz�s. esubmitting ' Councilman Sheridan said that unless the Coui�cil makes a determinatio as to whether the City would continue �,7i.tl� the TISSSD, he felt i_t should be left aS it is n If the Council sL�oulci de�ide tt�e City needs more ' caPacity tfian �-�� have �or our corr,munity, ar,� �7kes into consideration the NSSSD liizes that can be used as laterals or trunks in lieu oF putting in our otan laterals, then it ma� them with a proposition to buy the rese��teconrectiocon�s�idar going i.o ' agreed a.riount, or turi� over all ourpca a. said that accordiiig to the wo-rcting of th�1sup�,1eRlent.al a ree�eeviously 5 He s��ict that someone had treatment pl.ant is built, the Cit�= would not be assessedgfor the� lf a � construction of the clisposa], plant beca�.ase it will not be a� an area or com�l1unity basis, but on cor�:��ctians Qi�l �sessed on . said tf�at this hacl been their interpretat:io�� ba.sed�on the supplementar � agreement, y Attorney Y Mrs. Truenfeis asked i.f the � • City turns otzr pres�nt sewer system over to the NSSSD, will it be the City's or the'Uistrict's resporisibility to ! maintaia it. Counc.�ilmai� Sheridar� said ihat. ac<�ordin * to � witli NSSSD tl-ie �,er;ib��r con�nunities take care oi their�own shsteoi1tracts i7istrict ��ould su�ply t�.he �utlet and we �•�ouid tcrrz� our capacity over1e to the District, MOTION by ��rl.man ��azris to C011CllY' W1_tI� Lhe actions taken by the City Attorney iil �he IV��Sli matter.. quir.e dz.s�ussion, but �, F�e said tt�at �t�a�iy areas will re- i� is hard to decicle �:Iiicn actioa the matter �- to take, until ha.s ,een so).veci. lhe Samuelsor, r n'ot�-on ';a� s seconced b JPon a voice vote, there r,�;_r�c, ; Y Councilman declared the motici1 carried. • ° j o r`"�,'s, I�layor I�irlcl�an� , �' ' ' � � � � r � ' . RP:G1.1I,n� COUNG:I�, N�L'1?�'TNG�C3}�' OCTOl3x;n, ?, 1967 � �'�aGr 24. C 0�;1�iUivl t:A.':C I.O;d S: ---_— __.____.__ iA) AP�OI� �, CC�it��'1°Y � r�i, R,-� 7� a �' Jiil�'1� l7 ;ORT)3 t�?ANCF' � Chief. McC�x-th� Sa ' - _ _ .___ ordanaizce. � ic3 �'��t� thc Pol.ice De��:irtaterit , o tli:_s sii��esti,on. �ror.l r , is �nforcing this something tnat is alreadt �c' Granc, Jur - at othe,_ ,' being ctorie. He said t�isSl�tter�u�as aimed corn!nurit:ies t_hat are no� dozng so. MOT1pN Uy cUUncilman Tlarris to Ar�oka Count r��E1�'�= the coni.nunication from the � y G�`�r�d Ju�Y• Seconded by C��,ZCi.linari Tiebl, vote, tl�ere hEin. g I10 na�'S� Mayor I:iri�t�«m decl�red the motio��arriede The Council discussed this ajLSwer and requested that fux•ther arid felt the letter required an Chief McCarti�}� rep�y fo �no�za County, B SMILEY � ASSQ� ClE�1L_�s �-_ �hCHITECTS; } .�._ P�:OGPSSS iZEpORTS MOTION i�y Councilman Ha�ris to � � �IVIC CENTER by Councilrnan. Liebl, receive this progress reporZ. Second d Kirkham decla�ed the inot�ionac�ox1edvote, there being no na s Y� , Mayo-r (�) MIDLANL� COOFEkATIVLS_^_TPAF:ETC PRO)�I�E:P�I AT I�TOkT`T _`_._.'_'_------ r� EX I 1' ; Mayor I�irkhdm reviewed the tO rhe Count COPy °f a 1et:ter frcm Midland y Cornmissi_oner re tiestin Cooperatives signs be placed nea.r � �"Scotch-lite reilectorized'� warning that �,, Nlidland Caoperatives because there on the north �as ,r�4 'oi eX��"' `''"st, is insufficient ide of tt�e bridge and a��The�r ,.�quested a�'warning�r si n the bridge near the abutment. �-ruck exit" at tEie south eiid of help to write to the Mayor Kirkhatn stl� __ County Coinmissioners al�� °�PSted that it mighi- MOTIOi�T by Councilman Lie�1. to Cooperatives concur tti�ith the req•._„t of the Midland , ir.c., and astc tfle �,�`' of the Council's Administration to inform the voice vote, thererb�in�t' Secorided by �;ouncilmazi Sheridaz. Commissioners carri.ed, ° no n�YS, Mayor �i_rkY�am de_cl.ared th� mopiona GERTZEN PPOPERTY_!IN'1�RSEC'I':f.ON; P�ayor I�xr-kham s�i.d h� _ had receivec�` a tele hone L�; t�e intersectior� at rlississ; p Il. from Tqr. Gertzen about � anYicus to PP�- Stree:t azid East River know if tE�e City intends to take �n �o"ds because he is inters�ction. The;.e was a lc�� maximum and the mi.ni_miztn a.rea that y of. his propert�T for the g discussi_on at the Cou�zcil. about ttie malce to a separ.ated �, m�Y be needed tEie d�. station and tf�e a P"r`��e crossin; ili thc future �ffeience it may gz_erri��zts cieeded to t�ave th� ro ert existing service MOTI:OI�? b p �' Y d�dicated. � Y CoLincilman IIarris that the Cit area requir� d fcr tt,e inters , y En.gineer �ra;l a. discupo�o;� at the next ��l�rtCoui�a��d hiinQ i.t back for fPrtl��af the an_l reo , . n a voice vcte, i i1 ��i�et:i..i�= T}le t�.c�re bean�, °' niotion w�s secon,ded nioti.or. carr.ied. o no nays ;��. � �yar Ki_r_1:ham ci�cl ' <�t-red tI.e , ' i ' � � � GtTi,AR cOUi•icIL I�iEI:TZ�,'c 0� oCTOi�FI: 7., .1567 �,_��.: SU�IDAY CLOS"CI�TG �A?ti�: Px`�G� 2 5 A visi.tor to the ��t,n.ci1 P�Ieetin� �l(i�� ; area and �oas intciested in th2 City of lridle �1�s a businessman in ttle �osita_on C��s on �f�� Surada > � Y, asked what the Council's would re uire � 5 C_osiiAg �,az�.f. rlayor. Kirlcham said t��,t thi.s �1 broa.c'� an��av�-. �Le saici h.e fe1.L that the Couz-�cil.'s position �eas essenta_ally that th� la�a is a St:�te Tata -� Closing Law" is a misno�;er a5 tl�c= Z��,� �rt��; ae5ignates�what�it�ems'rmandor ma�= not: be solci oiz Sunday. � store being opel�, and if tie urderstandstthe wisheseofrthearest of the d to the Holiday Council and hirnseli correctly, the i-�i.st��s of the Council would be that t��' �^'OUI� r�ot init-i,ate any actio�i, but take act.ion only if there were a complaint filed, riayor I�ii�;ii�,i:1 ��ia that if some citizen or competitor. w�z� to file a complaint that t:he stoce violated one o� the parts of the l.aw, the City �aould be obliged to pr.o�,ecut:e th�m. A visitor asked how the City �ttorne � la�v ��as constitutional. The Cit Y Lelt on tI�is, and if he felt the y p�.r os Y�ltiforriey said tliat it would hardly serve an �- p e for hin� to speculatE o� his opitlion, ge said he thaugt�it i_t was going to have to be decidecl by the Supreme Court. said that tfie only Court that has mad� a He � _,.that it ��as not constitutional. ` decision, niade the decision Nlinnesota Supreme Court rules on i;t, Sthere11jaillenot�be anti.l the in ei�forcement or interpretation. The visitor asked if theUCOmplainant � would have to be from t?xi.dley or could anyone do it. The Ci-ty Attorne said that if_ the sale is made in the �is the conplai.nt in our Munici Gl Y of �r.ictle y P Court and tIie Court � illndeterminerif1aner ■ illegal sale has b�en macie. Councilman Lieb1 said that. the Council had taken a star�d oi� tliis issue i_n about February, and it is a matter of public record as a Resolution was sent to ttle State by the C ouncil. ADJOUKNMGN7'; There beino n� fuxther business, Mayor Kirkha_.ui declared the Kegular Counci.l M�eting of October 2, 1967 ad' �ourned at 1:3� � M, Respectfully submi_tted, � .,� ��. r � - -f � -= - � ,;� . ,. ._ _ , .� Mary Lu �Str. om Secretary to the Coun.cil � JACK 0, FL:CRKHA�I TTAYO� � , , _ _ _: _ PAGE 26 � _ � THE MINUTES OI' THE SPECIAL PUBLTC HF.ARING COUIVCIL NIEETING OF OCTOBER 9, 1967 � _ � The Special Council Meeting of October 9, 1967 was called to order by Mayor � Kirkham at 8;02 P.M. OPENING CEREMONY: Mayor Kirkham asked the audience to stand aud join in saying the Pledge of A1legiance to the Flag. ROLL CALL MENLBERS PRESENT: Kir'tcham, Lie51, Harris, Samuelson MEMBERS ABSENT: Sheridan ADOPTION OF AGENDA; MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt the Agenda as presented. Seconded by C�uncilman Lieb1. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham decrared the motion carried. PUBLIC HEARING ON ASSESSMENT ROLL - STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 1966-6: The Acting City Manager read the Notice of Hearin�. The City Manager said that this was the assessment hearing, not the improvement hearing, and the work is substantially completed. He poiated out the maps of the three general areas. Mayor Kirkham said the different areas would be taken in the order they appear in the Notice of Hearing. � CONIDIERCE LANE - 73RD AVENUE TO OSBORNE ROAD: Mayor Kirkham said the assessment rate for this portion of the improvement is $7.46 per foot, There was no one present that wished to be heard on this portion of the project. a UNIVERSITY AVENUE WEST SERVICE P.OA7 - 73RD AVENUE TO OSBORNE ROAD; �. Mayor Kirkham said the assessment rate for this portion of the improvEment is $10.82 per foot. There was r.c one present that wished to be heard on this area. , Al2THUR STREET - 75TH AVENI�-E TO OSBOR?�tE R0.�1D: Mayor Kirkham said that the assessment rate for this portion of the improve- ment was $11.31 per foot, and that water and s�wer services were also installed on some parcels. He said the rate per wa*er and sewer service was $573.63. Mrs. Frank Hlavinka, 1500 Osborne Road, asked how come the assessment was more €or this area as compared to Commerce L2ne. Mayor Kirkham said there were different requirements depending on such th�r.gs as grc�und conditions. ' ' , ' SPECIAL COI7:�;CII. 1'�i:TIPdG, ocTO��r� 9, 1967 � _ PacE 2; Nrs. Hlavink� asked why the diiference in ground conditioi�5 should be the responsibility of the residents. She felt this should be an overall Cit problem. ' biayor Kirk.h�.m explained that it is' the y ' Fridley to charge the cost of a project to the benefitzri�� I1e City of � The Cit g • : .:� . y En ineer explained that the subsoil coriditions diffePeinyd�fferent areas, and if there is bad soi1, it has to be dug out before a street can be built over it, Mr. Hlavinka s�:i.d that the have a their property, and that the bad soil was across the streetsfrom1them.�t of City Engineer said that the whole project is divided e uall� and not lot b The y lot. Mrs. Hlavinka said tl�at ln q 5 over the area, have to pay 100% of an assessment. Minneapolis only developers that Minneapolis does not assess 100%he Cit� y Engineer said that it was true Kirkhanj said that this depends on the poli.cyflt��tria�adoptedyb haS� Ma or it first starts y putting in streets. Y City when � ' Mr. Bernard Becker, 7664 Arthur Street Nor.theast, said he this project very closel had been watching recondition the soil, y' and would like to know just what had been done to The City Engineer said that south of 76th Avenue some ' peat had to be taken out. Mr. Becker said that he lived north of 76th Avenue and had his water and sewer in, and now he was being charged for his nei hbo improvements. riayor Kirkham said that the neighbors would be payin for t own services, and the reconditioning of the soil would be ch g rs , of the project which is divided b g heir Mr. Becker rrientioned a Y the benefiting abuttin arged to the cost probl.er� where the sewer is backin g�Property owner. of a�house on Arthur and Osborne, g P into the basement ditch there that will be o pen e d an dTeventually�elimi.nated that there i s a , improved by the County, when Osborne is Mr. Richard Kimbler, 7638 Artt-1ur Streee Northeast the boulevard was left. The City Engineer said that�the�contractor the way bee� paid for all the work done yet has not wurk on the boulevard, and it will havedtohbeClevelednot too happy �aith the does not sod the boulevard as this would have to be added to the pri.ce of fie said the City the contract and assessed, ai�d the indiv do it cheaper himself. idual property owner could probably keep tl-2e sand from blowing said the Ci.ty just puts dotan some black dirt to Mr. Kimbler said all the other areas seemed cheaper t?�an their $11.31 cost The City Manager said there was no question that i_t is higher than tfie av cost, but the City has the breakdown on the total contract in the City En ineer' of�ice, erage Councilman Harris quoted the.total bid price on Arthur Street g S Avenue to Osborne Road as $24,416.82 which he explained was divided b 2160 feet of benefiting pro ert to ' 75th P Y� give the $11,3I per foot cost, y Councilman Liebl said he assumed that the project had been petitioned b majority of the people. Several of the people said the had it: Councilman Y the Liebl asked the people if they were satisfiedPeort�oned for th�ir objection was. Mr. Kimoler said he objected to the price for. what t � just what were getting, rir. Becker said he was not satisfied as far as the boulevard was concerned, hey Counci.lman Liebl said that the bouIevard work had not been put in the contract, and the City had only promised b.ack dirt. said that he understood this, but sti11 thought the price was way out of han and it seemed it could be put in much cheaper iz o�her Mr' �ecker �^� Engineer explained a ain tna d� - g t t'[-ie cantractor_ had hit �4�reas. The City - been svme storm secaer work as par� of tEie street pro'e�� w�l' _ d subsoil and there fiad tFie cost, Nir, Becker said that he could have hauledJin dirtchimselfncheasE�� • per. ' ,: � ' _-._.., �_ _ _ ' , , � , ' ' SPECIAL COUNCIL NIEETING, OCTOBF.R 9, 1967 The Citq Engineer said that the biddirig is open and anyone can bid on the project. Mr. Becker asked why he had to help pay for the storm sewer. The City Engineer said that his water would drain into this storm sewer. He asked if he would be charged for maintenance next year, if the street starts cracking. The City Engineer said that maintenance comes out of the general fund. -Councilman Harris said the contractor has not been completely paid yet, and will not be completely paid until everything is satisfactory, so they can let the City Manager know of anything to be fixed or corrected. Mr. Hlavinka said that he had a nice asphalt driveway before a bulldozer ruined it. Mayor Kirkham told him that any drive�oay ripped out will be replaced. Mr. Hlavinka also said that the curbing was not good on Osborne. He was told that the County is planning to improve -0sborne Road next year and all these obstructions will be repaired at that time. Mr. Becker.asked wnen this assessment will go on his taxes, and the City Manager explained the procedure to him. Councilman Lieb1 said that, in view of the complaints made this evening, he would like to ask that the City Engineer inspect this project once more and see that everything is taken care of before the final payment to the con- tractor is made. ONONDAGA STREET - LAKESIDE ROAD TO STINSON BOULEVARD; PAGE 28 Mayor Kirkham said that the assessment rate for this portion of the improvement is $7.03 per foot. Water and sewer services were instailed on some parcels, and the rate per water and sewer service is $485.07. No one wished to be heard on this portion of the project. SERVICE DRIf7E EAST OF HIGHLv'AY ��65 - SHOREWOOD LQUNGE T0 63RD AVENUE; Mayor Kirkham said the assessment rate for this por.tion af the improvement is $12.79 per foot. Mr. James W. Gibson, 6289 Highway ��65 Northe�.st, was present at the Council Meeting and said that he did not have any objection to the improvement, except that he felt 30 feet was too narrow for the r�ad, f�2 said that they w�ll be trying to bring the traffic in and out of the shopping center as efficiently as possible. The City Engineer said that the City anly has a 30 foot xight- of-way and a 29 foot street was put in. He said that the State put in the service road along University Avenue and it is anly 26 feet wide. Mayor Kirkham said that the State right-of-way is used far snow storage now. Mr. Gibson sai� that at the pres��r�t, t�is proposed glans in this area are at a iinancial stalem�te, but if he builds, he plans to build back far enough so that the street could be widened at that time. He said he could not object to the project because he felt it was a great improvement and the assessment was fair. Councilman Harris said that when Mr. Gibsan was ready with his plans it woald be the time to reevaluate this ar�a. MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to close the Public Hearing on the Finai Assess- ment Ro11 for the 1966-6 Street Project, Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the Public Hearing closed at 8;36 P.N1. , ' , �' � , � ' LJ 0 S1.'ECIAL COU1VCZL M�EZTI�TG, OCTpBrR 9 : . PUBLIC %��ARI?VG QN ASSE 35ifi;N7� ------___....� _ , 1967 PAGE 29 ,_----_._.`_- S R I�EE'T IMPi�OV�,P;E;`r'C 1'P� -- OJI;C`l N0. 1966-?_; The City Ma��ger reacI tI�e Noti.ce of 1-Zearin T� 1�� ment FIearing on sidezaal.ks at1.d street stir°fa�zn�He sazd thzs was an Assess- o i�� various areas. SIDEWALK CONSi'RUCTIO�,; The City Mail�,gei said the sidet,,alks are on tT r Avenue to Carol D1ive and from the south tie�t rioor-e Lake Drive from 61st 61st Avenue; 7tEi Street from PxO�'��ty Ilne of the school to Universit �eSL 59tii Avenue to 61st Avenue; 6lst Y�venue to � Moo;-e �,a�ta Avenue fr. om Baker A��e to Highwa � Drive; and W�st Nioore Lake Drive from $4.04 per foot, y��65' a�d are added together under one cost �ehich is The Gity Manag�r sai:d that residential prop�xt Pay one-�half thi_s amount, oz $2 �2 y owners wi11 Mr. Edmond S��orsky, 491 Nartfieast 6lst Avenue property owners are to be billed ' S"id he had heard a rumor the walks. $15.00 a year for. maintenance of the side- had beeneagairistSthe�sidewalks,llbuttnow �IY'. Sworslcy said that originally he but asked if they would be talcen care o:Et2eorlif hetwould bee�1ned for them, taking care of them after not want�ng t}lei�. iaz t�e f.i.rst said that the for not City will take care of the sideiaalks. Place. Mayor Kirkham that the City plans to purchase more heavy duty snowplowin1�ean this. Mr. Sworsky askecl if this would be continued after the �.Harris said more"sidewalks: ,. g quipment to do a future Mayor I�irkharn said he would ho e `'1tY has added Council. I-Ie said that after. a polic, � it would not be changed by changed. Mr. Sworsky said that about � 1-� set, it usually is not replaced, ge was instructed to take this�uls of sod had �aeen torn u man Lieb1 asked P with the �it� P and not Mr. Sti.aorsky if he uaas satisfi.ed w�.th his drivewa�eY Council- Mr. Sworsky said he was satsfied with everything but the elevation was a 6" step between the a>ron � Y and slope. of blackto F anc, the blackto � as there p and if this remains P� but the City left a roll , he �oi11 be satisfied. Councilman Liel�l said he wo�..1d like to comrnent on one po;nt that Mr, brought up. He said the reason he had voted against the nuisance o was because he did not feel you should pass ordinat�ces for ordinan Sworsky and then have them collect dust on the shelf, rdinance in the future the T�� h�� ces sake, City will not be ab1F to maintain theesidebalksf�andathend ordinance will work against the peopie. Councilman Tiebl asked c�ahat k' precedent would be set on sno�oplowing� a�d F�hat woulcI have priority, Ma o Ki.rkham said that lnd of it would be comrnon sense to ploti� the streets first andy r then the side�aalks. The Cit adeqUate equipment at this tim�engandetheylarehaslcing for the e Czty does nat have the job properl >, 5 Nlayor Kirkham said thur this is ir the prcposedmbudget do STATE AID STRFETS: ��IEST r100RE LAKE DRTVE - BAKER STP.EET TO HTCiF�G7AY ��65; Mayor Kirkham said the assessment rate for tbis street is rlr. Sol Gunzburger, 6209 Eaker Street Northeast $8•73 per foot, azrived at, and said he had been �zs�es� � asked hu4�� tnis figure was Mayor Kirkham gave him h,_s assessmen�. �s��b�� iad rece�v of $8.870.52 had been divided b �3 �'o I"'pYO"ement. •8S and c,.Pl�yned that the cost � per foot. The City E��gineer exp�ainedithat�thisrwa�' �9hich came to the assessment was based on a t' a State $$�73 YPz�al str.eet Aid Street QI,� in th.�:s area . H e said that � =i l` -i �t ' ,� ' ' ' ' SPECIAL COUNCIL i�IF'�TTNG, OCTOL�£R 9, 1967 � _ ` PAGE 30 ` the total cost of the actual S�i,_ __.. $8.870.52 had been tlie assessabief'amoun� and gutter was �522,400.31, but Mr. Gunzburger said that this street had bee.i riade a hazard and spe�dway, and they had left sand on his property sa that his fence had been buried 6". He asked if the City had an or.dinance regarding blowing sand. Ma or Kirkham said that our netia Nuisance Ordinance would take care oi' this, y said that notice of the objectio:� should be given so the AdministrationHe is aware of it, and it will be enforced. will be requeated to take steps to eliminat�eythisz�kham said that the church Harris said tt�e City Engineer could stop at his hoPseband lookuovermhis property. Mr, Gunzburger said that he had paid twice to improve this st already, and he was not satisfied cvith the assessment, said that the reet previous street was a stabilized oi1 nix base,Cwhichnhadebeen put in many of our older areas years ago. He said that miles and miles of this haci been rebuilt last year in the Plymouth area. He said that the actual price of the project is over $22,000 and only o ver $8,000 of it will be assessed, and for this Mr. base and storm sewer. Gunzburger wilt be getting an extr� heavy Mr. Gunzburger said he objected to paying any of the assessment. RICE CREEK ROAD - HIGHWAY ��65 TO CEl�TTRAL A�� ' Mayor Kirkham said the assessment rat - No one present wished to be heard, e for this street is $14.06 per foot. ' MOTION by Councilman Harris to add the assess in Auditor's Subdivision ��88 for additional street�work to be done as $750 to Parcel 1800 petitioned. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. ' no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion �aPried voice vote, there being 73RD AVENUE - C01��1ER.CE LANF' TD HIGl��AY i ' ��.__� Mayor Kirkham said the assessment rate for this section of street ' per foot. No one present wished to L,e heard, ls $8•18 ■ ` SENIOR HIGH PARKING LOT: Mayor Kirkham said that the total cosr_ . � one present wished ta be heard on this matters Project is $1,192.55. No MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to clo�e the public Hearing on the Assessmen Roll for Street Improvement Project 1966-2, Ugon a voice vote, the-re being no na 5 Seconded b t Hearing closed at g;03 p.M. Y , Mayor Ki:�kham declared1the�Fubliclson. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to request tE-ie Cit before the final pa�ment is made to the contractorxbecause ofsPhet thls PYO�ect Seconded by Councilnan Samuelson, objections. Mayor Kirkham declar_ed the motion caPrieQ VOice vote, there being no nays, RESOLUTION y`18Q-1967 - COi1FIP,�i��Tr �SSFSSi�i�'T - r m , _ - " _ �^� �,_.__i 7 V �- G; -------�. S TREE T PRO,7E CT NIOTTOAT by Councila:�n Iiarris tc� ac�o t � . man Liebl. Upon a voice vote, thePe beingun��nG��s8�^1967. Seconded b motion carried. Y, Mayor Kirkhani declareduthel . , SI?EC�AL COUNCIL MEETING, OCTOBER 9, 1967 � � � ' I ' � ' ' ' ' � ' R�SOLUTTON ?i�'-1&1-7_967 - CONFIRMING AS�ESSi�iE:NT POR STR�'F1' IMPROVEI�t�NT PROJECT N0. ST. 1.966-6: -" MOITON by Councilmai� Samuelson to ado�t Resolution ;�181-1967. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voicc vote, there being no nays, riayor Kirkham declared the motion carr;ed. PAGE 3I PUBLIC HEAT'�IIvG ON StREE'T I�tiiPRO�?1s1��NT PhOJECT 1967-1 {ADllENDUf1 ��l)�HUGO STP�EET) • The City Manager read the Noti.ce of Hearing. The City Mana�er said that this improvement hearing has been held ot2ce before, but it was being held again. The City Engineer explained that two propasals were given to the Council, and the Council_ authorized the present plan �ahich included one more property owner that had not been infor.�r�ed at tFte previous hearin.g. Mayor Kirkham said that this additiona7 extension runs north and south and will mrinect Hugo Street to Ironton StrPet, and gave the assessment rate as $$.56 per foot. Mrs. Swanson, 3254 Arthur Street Northeast, said that she owns this piece of property and has ne��er been notified of any condemnation proceedings. She said there is a utility easem�nt, but no street easement on her property. The City Attorney said this was under conder�nation, and he was under the impression �the Police Department had served the property o�oner with notice, He explained that 3 appraisers view the property and will meet with the property ou�ner and the�City Attorney to give their idea of the value of the property and to discuss it. If Mrs. Swanson does not feel the price ;s fair she can appeal it, as can the City, The City Attorney said he be�ieved the meeting would be November 8th or lOth, so Mrs. Swanson tai21 be receiving notice of the meeting soon. Mrs. Swanson asked if she will be paying tax�s for frontage on this street and also on Ironton. Co�ncilman Samu�lson said he assumed the new street would be a sideyard ass�ssment, i�Irs. Swansan asked if Ashton Avenup will go through also. Councilma� Samuelson said that: there are no plans for this at �resent, and that someone would have to petition for this improvement. Mr. Randy Lobach, 314 Ironton Stree�, said he had heard that the people on both Hugo Street and Ironton Street ar� to �e assessed for the street connecting the two, The City Manager said it was correct there would be an assessment against these property owners for this street. Mr. Lobash complained that his residential street �ets the truck traffic from a factory in the area that does not have to pay. He asked �if Ironton was�goznb to be blocked off for heavy traffic u�i.th concrete gutter. Mayor Kirkham said that there is a plan to vacate part of Ironton to avoid tiiis traffic in the future. Council- man Samuelson said that as soon as the adjoining property owners petition for Ashton Avenue, it could be vacated, b�t at present there is no ether access to Ashton. The Council policy of assessino streets half-F�ay down the block was explained to ttte people. Mrs. Kenneth Sporre, 301 Ironton Street i�Tortheast, saici that this whole ar.ea is �tnder question at present, because of streets and the possibility of a park._ She s.aid that th� Par�c Ccr:u-nission has sai� that some of this land could be considered for park land if th�re are no bordering main streets. She suggested that one parcel be used far a par�c and that E;shton go aIl the way to 83rd Avenuey LJI"l14�'� ��:ou?d �1leviate the traffic from the factory and f:� � ::.�.3 � � SPECTAL GOUNCIL rSLETING, O�TOI3ER 9, 19G7 0 PAGE 32 _. . ---�.�_ give an area for a park. llr. R:��1ph Qiricer, 3I5 Hugo Street Northeast, came to the Counci.l table a1so, and they pointed t}ie areu out on a n2ap. There was a long discussion at the Council table. CouncilmarZ Harris suggested the Gouncil. petition for A,siztorx Aveziu� and call a PuUlic Hearin.g. MOTION by Cou�ZCilman Harx�is ti�at the Counci.l_ ca11 a Public Hearing for a � street improvemcnt project on �lsilton Avet�ue. Seconclec� by Councilman Liebl. Up�n a voice vote, there b�ii1� no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the n,��ti.�n carried. ' ' Councilman Harris said that in preparation for the public hearing the City Engineer could find any available da�.a on th� possibility of 83rd Avenue being tzed in with this prcje�t_. There was a discussion about some bulldozing �aor.k that is going on by the Great Northern railroad prop�rty. It was pointed out that this was bei.ng done in Coon Rapids for an industrial park. The Council discussed a date for the Public Hearing so the people will have ' ample notice and be aware of when the hearing is to be held. It was also pointed out that the date will be published twice in the legal newsgaper. � MOTION by Councilman Harr�s to set the date of December 11, 1967 as the date of the Public Hearing of the proposed Ashton Srreet in�provement project. _ Seconded by Councilman SamueJ.son, Upoir a voice vote, there being no nays, ' Mayor Kirkham declared the n�Gtion carried. �•� MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to close the Publ.ic Heaiin o g n the Preliminary Assessment Rc11 for Street Improvement Pr.oject I967-I (Adc�endum �flj (Hugo � Street). Secanded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham decl.ared the Public Hearing closed at 9:45 P.M. � ' ' ' � ' � ' RESOLUTION ��182-19b% ORD�'RING IMPROVEr�TENT A,'VD FTNAL PLL-1NS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES OF COSTS T�3EP.T:OF: STREEZ' IM:PROI�Li�1t�NT FIZOJECT ST. 1967-1 ADllFN-• DtTM �� 1 ' �- MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution �f182-1907. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being ne nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. ESTIMA�F - F. D. CHAPMAN COMP�u'VY - PROJECT N0. 87: "'_" -----�; _-____�__._____ The City Attorney sazd he has discussLd this �oith the Coasultzng Engi_neer, and has re�eived a letter froin the Attorz�ey for the Ct�apf��an Compar.y requesting a formal extension of 30 days, and i.t is the recommerdation of the Consulting Engineer that this be done. He said that this could be done by order of the engir�er but tiir. Co�nstock is requestinG that the Council pass a motion instructing hi.m to notify ttie contractor of the granti_ng of an extension. The City Attorney said th�.s would be gr�nted without. thP waiver of rights on eithe-r side zs far as extxa comperzsation is c�nccrned. Mayo1- Kirkha�z asked the City- Attorney if he concurred with this. The City �1tl:orney said that he di.d. He said the caork is progressing and appear.s that tt�e �c.r.pany :r2ay be able 40 over- come what they thought ��:ere insurmo��ntable problems. The City Attorney said that a formal extensic�n o� ti.me h��s n�t: been granted and F. D. C�iapma�i Gonzpany has been warking wi*hout it. r � 1 I ' ' LJ � � , �� ' ' ' ' SPECIAL COIINCIL ]��TING, OCTdB�1Z 9, 1967 ! PAGE 33 MOTIOiv by CoLZncil.man Samuelson t� granL a 30 day extension to the F. D. - Chapman Construction Compaz�y for the completio;.1 of the contract on Pro ject ��87. Seconc��d by Councilmazz Harris . llpc>n a voice vote, with �.� Councilman Liebl abstaini.ng, Nacor Kirkham declared the motion carried. The City Attorney said he had discussed paying the estimate with the Cox�sulting Engineer and Mr. Con�stock f.ee2s that this was for work done in August, the work fo}- Se�>tember has n.oi: b�e�� paid and there is ttie usual retainage and bond, so it is his recomr.�endatic,n that this estia� te be paid . MOTION by Councilman llarris to approve the follo�oing estimate in the amount of $3,741.47 ior work completed by tlie F. D. Chapman.Construction Company: F. D. Chaprnan Construction Co. and Assoc. Contractin� (A Joint Venture) 1017 Rhode Island Avenue North Minneapolis, Minnesota 55427 ESTIMATE ��2 for Storm Se�aer Improve�tent Project ��57. $ 3,741.47 The motion was seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice �ote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. VI�ITORS: TKAFFIC , RAT AND DOG PROBLELIS : A visitor to the Council Meeting as�ced if anything is going to be done about the traffi.c at 76th and Osborne Road, nozo ti�at someene has been killed there. He said that cars cannor_ get across, and the children have to cross for the school bus. He said he had heurd that it_ was at a standstill because of some disagreement betweeii Spring Lzke Park anct Fridley. Mayo-r Kirkhacn said that Fridley has agreed to pay their share of the cost for the signals and he is sure that Spring Lake Park has also. He said that the State Highway Depart- ment has been-�sked repeatedly to procead �aith this, but they are waiting for some controls as he understands it, The visitor asked if there is any- thing the citizens can do to speed this up, as the whole area is ready to do something. The Council suggested they write letters to the Minnesota Highcaay Department, and their Senator and R�presentative. Mayor Kirkham said that pressure at these points would help.s � , A visitor to the Cou�icil Meeting said that their cats have been draoginb home big rats from the area between Bacen Road ancl Old Central, south of Osbo�ne Ro�d. He said this was a big field where the children play. The Council informed him that the Health Inspector will be informed of this immediately. Mr. Bernard Becker, 7664 Arthur Street Northeast, said that bi� dobs in the ' area are ruining his la�an and shrubbery. He said he has called the do�catcher, but he never sees hi.m ar�und. r�ir. Becker asked why the leash law is not enfcrced. Counci�man Samuelson saici that �a� have a new dogcatch�r noca, and , we have had fewer complaic�ts this year. rLayor Kirkham said that the dog- catch�r has be�n �atrolling. 1 �� I , < ' 1 ' � ' ' t ' _ ' ' ' SP�CTAL C011NCIL r1I:ETING, OCTOfiER 9, 1967 , _ Pf�GF' �G � Another visito-r said that Arthur S'�reet has become a drao strip and three times in ane week they had called the Police Departnent who came out with radar, but nobody had co�n� by spe�ding at that time. Councilman Harris said that radar could be put out again. Mayor Kirkham asked the visitor when the ideal time would be. He said between 7 P.M. and 11 P.M. He said they speed by even at 2;00 or 3;00 in the morning. Mayor Kirlcham told the visitors that the City Manager u�i11 have the radar aut there. ESTIMATE: STKEET PRO��CT - ��1967-4: The City Engineer had the estimate for the Street Improvement Project ST. 1967-[� for the work done on 64th Aveuue and Sth Street by Northern Asphalt Construction Company. He said ti�e �aork is about 90% completed and this estimate wi11 pay about 75% of the contract. MOTION by Councilman Harris to pay the follooaing estimate: Northern Asphalt Construction Company 1631 - 66th Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Estimate ��1 for work completed on ST. 1967 - 4 $20,298.19 The motion was seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. ON�ItTNICATION : {A�HOFFM�N ELECTRIC CO.� INC. - LIGHTI�iG FIYTl3RES FOR NEW CIVIC CENTER: MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive and fil_e the communication from Hoffman Electric Company dated October 5, 1967. The motion was seconded, and upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kixkham. declared the motion carried. CITY GARAGE• ' The City Engineer said that he had receivect the plans for the new City garage from the architect. The Council studied the plans and made several suggestions on changes in the locatic�n of the stockroom, mechanical room, and lunch room, and suggested a bigger locker area, but the structural plans �aere ' unchanged. Councilman Liebl asked if there will be room for all the emergency vehicles to be under the roof. The City Ecigineer tl:ought it would be possible. He said that this is the minimum plan and it can always be added on to. ' Councilman Harris said the Council will know better when the final land costs are made known. The City Er�gineer was given authority to proceed with soil borings and final plans. AD JOURN�� i T : There being no further business�, Mayor Kirkham declared the Special Public Hearing Meet�.ng of October 9, 1967 adjourned at 10:15 P.M. Respectfully submitted, . ;,f .,. .�:• -.,,^l�� . �__ : ' ,)^ � . Mary Lu Strom, Secretary to ttie Counci 1�� ` 1� � � � ' � ' ' - }Si�'� �a�J.si1 .t J_{�LV ��V�l✓ a � � � '° .1. QJ 6 ! e . "'..^"�'^--..-+�----�-..a�....,.,�_,,,�.� A ��soz�c��rxo�r r��a�.�.r�:�z��U �r��:� n�,;�za�L �:,, � 7�7�Y , (-,�-y- �-+�y�T ZT`7 tl.L.�J�l .iii\T � � V? �' y }.' ��.'� �a,L� r�.iz�.L.�. J,.01:i�11,Z T��t� Tii.'i v.Z 1'O .�'t,��s 3C1 T�?1"'t,�L LrP.=;�.rt'Z1.�.'TC1i�7 PIiOvT.t_�J.'^�1} }3Y TiST; C1"'1'�' Ci�z�.t:`I'��2 SPI;t;�'xs'�;��I' ,`l�s�'�; �tl:ti:�?t�S�S �'�7� C1�.L:L,��G k'CG?t A. �U�;1,�:C HEAP.ING B� xT 1��SO�,Va:�_D by �tl�e Co��azc:il oa: -che Ci.ty c�:r: k,r. _,'_c?7 ey as tol? a;��s: S�ct�.o� 1. Th�t tJ�:e Caua�� i? o� �.�le C�.-�y o:; �'r. ac�ley in the mon�h o:� Sep-L-c�-:�'�e�o �,967 rcr_e,_'ved �rasn L}a� C:ity ��ar.�.;.�e:r a proposed budge� o� �ch� C�.ty of I�'Y-idle�r �_o.r_ -Lhe y�ar c�:� �908, wh;clz p:copased budg�i. when �:r>�r��ined eviderz��d 'che r�cc�ss:i,Ly oi �,n �.r�c3-��ionaZ ta�i levy �n e�.cess a� th� Ci.�.y Charze:e 1.imi�aLione Sectiopa ?� Tha�. �he �au�-�.�ases f_ar �-ah;.�h such �dc�a.ta.o?z�?1 t?�> l�v� �s x�quired ix�ctudc zddi�txo�zaZ su�s For the GE�n�r�a. Fuazd, add�.-�ion.�1. su�ns fo?- ��ixerr��n's Re1.ie-F. additi.onG1 sums ior Pola.ce Rel�ei �,: �tiapa� sun�,s �o:� a, de��:. se:cvice o� P�.:�ks adc��. ; � � •'��:�-- sea.�7xce on C;vac Cen.-�.ea-, and addi,��i.onai �su��s �c�pncon-�r�.bu�c�on� d�� Public �n��loyec�s RE.'LJ.?"2,17t2]'1"C Fuxzc�. �o i._xe Sec-L- ion 3� That a pu.Y��, ? c he�r ina b� helc� b� �:o:�c.� ; he Cx.-�y Go�;nc i..1 , �t �he C��y FIa1Z �.t 8:00 P.M. on Oe�;ab�r 2, lJL7 to coz�szc3er �.h?s m��ex o Thai:. a c��y o�- -ck��i.� Resolu-(�.�� r�� pub�.�.s;�e� in -t�he a�:� icia�. nei,;spapex o� the Ca.c.y c�� Sep�,��,'��.y 8, 15� a�c� �?, 1y�7 to give notice ' oz such ��ub�. a�c �-I�ar �nc� Q ' ' � ' PASSL�D ��.!�1D �C7p1E?i T3Y T'ri�� C7:�1�Y' COi..�G tI, O; T�i� C3:TY GF FR7�I�Y TH�S 5TH A'T�'I'�� S T : D�Y Q�' � SEP�',�e��.3��2 J.96"J. _.__...�.._..._.. ____ �._.__._,_____,._ _....,_ . CITX CIF'�:K -- P�iaivi.n C. Bx'izrl:�e1.1 � Publ�.sh: Sep�er:ioer �E I.5� 22, 19670 , 1�'I.�1VQ� -� L7�C1S O o Ka.x: }�2 cll'(t � �f �• ��U �. � �.� ' , I ' I , II I ' ' ' � ' AN ORDINl�NCE AD�PTING THE E3UDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1368 THE CITY OF fiRIi3�,EY ORD�1ItvS: SE�7"ION i: 7hai tn� arir,uat buci�c.t o�F the Ci ty oi Friciley for ine fi sc�l year b�qi r�ni nc� Jar��_�ary 1, 1��' U,J!i7 ch }��s ��,.n subr,�i t ted by the Ci ty f�1anager and mocfi fi ed and ap�ro�i�c by tF�e Ci ty Counci l i s her-eL7y adopted; �he i:otal oi ts» saic! budc�F>t and the maj�r- divisions th�reof being as fotiows: REVEh�!UE AV/1I (.AQL� REQUIREMENTS CURR€NT REVENUE; GeneraT Property Tax. . . . . $ 60i,�E1S.00 Licenses and 'Permiis, . . . . . 51,350.OG Fines and Forreitures � , � � � 13 From OtF��r Aqencies. , � � � � � �950.00 Service Ch�rges, , , � � � � � e �5�?350.00 ��Oh—�.�.VE`(lU° lryiE?CP_1 LS s o• e.� ?��17 �' 17�,�SO.00 TOTA� SiW, l?_], 910e00 GEPdER/tL PRCPERTY TAXES FOR OTHER FUPdDS: Debfi Service Fund - Parks, , � Public Em;�loy�es Retirem�nt $ 37,��3.00 ��n� e • • • • ♦ e s • e 32, o36oQ0 �i rei;�en� s Rel i ef Fund: Insur�nce 2efun� . . , . 7,000.00 �1i 1 i Levy. . . . . . . . 17,889.t�0 State Ai d� Ni gh�•rays ... n.� 8�3, OQO, 00 Debt Servi ce ri�nd - Impi-ov�- (TI°�it 301iCjSe • • • • • • • O�O� D�bt Servi ce F�!nd - Civic �enter 3onds . . . . 37,338.00 Pot i ce Pension Fur�;i ...... . 17,IIgg.00 ror�� ""`2`37; 9�0, o0 TOTAL ALL FUAlDS $1,365�£390.00 A-. , �� GE�lERf�L FUidD: Ci ty Co!,nci t . . . . . . . $ 23,�45.00 Cifiy tlanager�s Offiee . , . . 3�,;i5.00 P1unicipal Court . , . . , , . 15,0�+5.00 Elec�ions & Registrations , � �'inance 12�975.00 . . . . . . . . . . . 62, 774. o0 r`I�.ICI1 'L i t1S� . . . . . . . . . . 5, 500. 00 �,e�� t . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14, 700. o� f3oards & Com�missions , , , , , �g,343.0� Buildirlgs � Groundg � � � � 54,580.Oa Police ' ' Fi re . . . . . . . . . . . m . 22II, 987.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:, 261. c�o �ui idi ng Ir�s��cti on . . . . . . 1Fo,�F62aoo C1V71 Defense � � � � � � � � � 2L'$7A�OG, Enginearinge . . � r� Public !-/orks � � � � ' ' • • Sp'652•OQ Street • • • • • • • � • zjS,176.00 Ligh�ing . . . . . . . . 29,150.00 Sanitation � Heaith . , . . . . 11,2i0.OG Parks,°ecre�tion � Eand , . . 163,0>1.00 Health � Hospitai Insurance . � 9,000.00 Liiar�ry. . . . . . 0.00 . . . ... . ResAr-v�, . . . . . . . . . . . 28,G00.00 TOTAL GEP1CRt�L F€�3�D 1,127, 910.00 OTNER FUNDS: p•�•Re�t. . . . . . . . . . . $ 32��36.00 Firem�n�s Retiefi . . . . . . 24,889.00 Debfi S�rvice-parl� Bonds . . . 37,040�OC1 State Aid - Highways . . . . . 88,000.00 Debt Service-Improv.�onds . � , Debt �ervice-Civic Center g�s� 0.00 Poiice Pension �und . . . . . 31>5�5.0C? � 17��89.00 ' tfOTAL 231, 39.00 TOTAL ALL FUNQS $1,359,349.00 SECTION 2: That the City NQnager b� directed to cause the a�propriate accounting � entries to be made in tfi� boo�s of the City. PASSED AND ADOPi ED f3Y Ty� CI?'Y COUiJCIL THTS _-_�___--- D,� Y 0 F ��, � 9&7 . ATTEST: MARVI N C. BRUNSE�L, CITy C�ER "- � SIGNED: JACK 0. KI RKHaM, MAl°�:S First Reading: Second Reading: Pubt i st�; " , ' ' ' � � � tY , O��INANCE �,'0. � AIv' ORD'TNANCE TO �Np THC CT_Ty CpD� p�' 2g� CzTy OF FRIDLEy, MTA'rv�SOTA BY 1��KING A CHANGE IN ZONInTG DISTRICT� The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follo�os; SECTION l. Appendix D of the Ci.ty Code of Fridley is amended as hereinafter indicated. SECTION L. The tract or area within ttie County of Anot.a and the City of Fridley and described as: All of Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, Block 1,Carlson`s Summit Manor Annex 2nd Addition lying in the North- west Quarter (NW4) of Section 26, T-30, R-24, County of Anoka, State of Minnesota Is hereby designated to be in tlie Zoned District kno�m as R-3A (general multiple family d�aellings only). SEC`rTON 3. That the Zoning Administr_ator is directed to change the official zoning map to show said tract or area from zoned district R-1 (single family c�welli.r.g�) to R-3A (general multiple family dwellings only), PASSED 33y THE CIZ`Y COUNCIL p�' THE CITY OF FP.TDI,Ey THIS p� ___________ DAY �. ATTEST: 1967. �I'I'Y �LEP.K - Marvin C. Brunsell Public Hearing: Au�;st �q. 19�_7 First Re�ding; �c,��er 2 Second Reading: i96__ 7--_- Publish,.....,. Mayor - Jack 0. KiY•kham �� v � �x��, �3�`� e� � �.- ��, ' r ' I ' I ' �J CO��O�C � DA��S s IiVC. c��uz�i�� ee�s i�� s ��y �ad p�„ Miars�:a��al.is, F�a�uasota 55�32 G��c�ot�tr i0, 1d6�7 �T�E f��D�H �IDt�i8E8 iW0 STOR� SL�I� IIl�BAVF.I�STtd� pROJECT N4. Si �iZIDL87C s ZiINNESOTA F. 3?. Chap�n & Ansoc. C�a�C�. �Joint Ventnrej 1017 Rhoae aslaraa Av�nne iYorth I�inneapolis, Mia�a�sota 5542� ' Geatiemen: ' ' ' , ' ' ' ' ' The tfine foY comp�e�ing Sto� ��rer I�pro�era�st Proj�cC uo.. 87 ie her�by ezteadad to Notr�i>er 13, 19fii �oz the con�tructior� o€ al], vork axespt seeding, soddiag and bla�:lc�:vp replaca�e�ss�t. The seeding, soddiag and blacktop replace-- mant si�all be coa�tructed in the sp�cing of 1968 prior to May 1. 1968. The co�►ditioaa af contract BtaaTil remaia the sa�s, a�d the Contractor shall r�ce�ve aa. additian�l compeusas�ion because of thia e�eteasioa of t4.me. The condi�ions pr��c�quisite fo� the Bnginees to authorize �he �cteaaion of co�npleLfon time dc� not e�isg a� deacribed in �he t�eaera]. CondiC3ona sad there- .fore requira thi� ciiange or��a Submitted thi.o �O�h day af t��taber, 1967 �i3r Cot�►1t�Ek 5 Davisa Ync. Cf�+tSTO�iC & I2A�f�Sp INC. B .++� Y � E. "�. ��,�sirr�a�, P. E. �°� Approved thi� � d�yy 9f , 1967 L�p �. �. 4'�ispm�n Constr. 6 A�soco Contr. �A Jain� t�'�a��arc3) . F. �. Ci�APt� W1�ST8. 8 ASStfC. CONTB. By By Approv+ed and �ccepted thas ��y of , 1967 by the City o� Fridley. CITR OI� FRiI�LL�i' , Msqor ---aT - . -��--..�-- -- — . �� '- � ' � fl � , � TO FP.C7M : M E M 0 C i ty Co:ii_c i 1 S�ptemher 27, 1967 M�x�vin C. $runsell, Finance Dzr_ector SUI?J�CT: Use ChRrges A.t tl-ie �resent time the City char�es $7,00 per quar.ter for ' sii�gle fumily units and $7,00 per quarter for each unit of multi�+le dG•relling units for_ the se��Jer use charge, 1 i ' ' ' , , There has been somn d�_scussion relati..ve to I.o�•rer.ing the charge on th�� large mu].tiples, the theory being there is not as much maintei_ance �er unit on somet}Eing li.ke that as on each indivi.dual, rc�sidential unit:, �`_ �ossibl.e sliding scale a.rrangemen.t UTOU1d be to have any u.nit �r.om on� to twenty four.- {1 to 2�+) at the $7.00 figure, uaits �'ror� t�aenty five to n:inety ni_ne (25 to �9) at $6.00 Per quarter a�d over a 100 units at $5.50 per quar�er. This would be �vith the assum�tion there would be just one connection, �— � It shoul.d be 1cek,t i.n ma_nd that we are �uying North S��burban Sa.riitary Sewez- Distr.i_ct a strai..ght $4,50 p�r rec and there-- fore $5,50 �aould certainly be the ahso7.ute. mii3imnm that �ae coul..d oo do«ni to on any multiple d�.rQ7.l.in�. If the North Suburban Sani.tary SeG,ei Distr.ict did rai.se their ment}ily rates the City would have to come up ag�.i.rz on ttieir's, I would think, I� the above pl.aiz weY•E; to be �ut int� eff_ect, it wou.l.d cost the Gity at trze present time�$712.OQ per �=ear for the units betwecn twc.nty five at�d ninety nine (25 ta 99) and $;32,00 per }rear for the units over ].00, This is submitted to the Counc.il £ar discussion F,L�r.poses, � ,,�,�� ,_./� ,�� I � � `) � �� / / J � f v� � �e �� ' �� , � '�i `, � • ` : '' . �-'� l :,, � . � "," � - ' �� ''`�ii . � , � .��i , �" / � ,- 1 ;� . ti -- / ' �` � � ' , � �' �� .; - r----- � � � ''} 'y �i �� • .. ` i\, � �Y ` t � ,` � , " � /^ .' \, . 1 � . .. . . . . �� . ... ___ -� ` ." �" � � __�.----- '� � . - � �_ ----- ` � , -� \ � �_.__ �. � o� -------_ __ _____ _____ i 1 �_ -_______. �.—�.__ _� � —_. �� - � ;� :�.. ..o: :. . .:._. . . . � �_-� - . . .�. . . . ..__, ' �,� <.�..�.><F...�.,�,H..�...W.. .�. . .. 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I . . .. .. . . . . . .. , . . . , FIJUN7��1_�'IpN FOn. TIN BUTLER BUlLI�TNG �� L�^ '�`�` . . • - �% � ' - ' , � . �!---- ' -Lt ,.�1 z�-� _. ' Bi.d Opening: October 1G, 1967 at 1.�Qp.�� iZ . • , C�'� j / � . ' �'� �.� � �.-.r-.._.__ - --------- ` PLANHOLDFr , , _ __ _ ALTEP.NATE COMPLF`rIQ1V BIll DF�POSIZ_ BASE BID N0, 1 DATE -`._._------------�------ ------------- _ LakeZand Brick & Stone Contrs. ' v ^� --l�—�__�_ __ ° �-'-"� 147 Crai_gway �,7g � � . , c � � t � • Fridley, rlinnnesota ' . 55432 ______--- _ ___--_..�.___------�...�.,a_._ ' — �-----_- R. F. Panek Cons t Company v,....__�. --��....._-_._.__�., _.__� -- ---- � �---- � 530 1.2 th Avenue NE � eYa,� �� 1,� �;c,>, �., . ---� --�.•n �--- �........_� -- ; j New Brighton, Minnesota � C`•`�r' �,�,��,� � I 55112 � : _ � Z. �c s<c�� _ Gry ' S� ��'0O. j � l�'/�' / � � j —_____' ------, --_ _ _ _ � ; Harvey �Peterson Com --_____�___--._.._._..__--�---------_. ,__ pany � 203 Mis s is s ipp i S t ree t _.�...__..w------•- --- -- _�._..r..__-,....__.�.�.._.._...._..----------,- . ; FridZey, Minnesota . � _ ' f �--1 � ) ' � - �----__.__________________ .� _ __:__ __._ _ � f �._� , '� ` Drew S c h e r e r �� ~`� ------------ — ----- � �y � 6525 2nd_Street NE � - _ -^~` � Fridley, rlinnesota f 1 � � . j �� :�� ,� _ � `._"`1--------��.�_, I � - � g Berglund-Johnsor ' --��_�_..__.._.__w_ � _� i , Inc . --- - _ �.-~ __._ --_-----__..., � 351.2nd Street _ � � Excelsi.or, P�innesota � � � � � � -----_____ --___-______.i Karl Dedolph Cor.strizction Co. w` ` ^~ � __� 771 West 7th Street ��`N'r� �c"�'%z�zs - �- St. Paul, Minnesota � ��vc i �c i- /G, �yc-7 55102 . --�-' � �v . �„ 8at� /. � 9�c� ��Y. ? Z S `� `' � O D.W. Harstad Company �; _____.__________-- - 7101 Highway ��65 �a i �'.� rc;( • --------_ __ Fridley, Minnesota � 1 c�t7 � 9� ��vc � 3� rzu�„ 55432 � � �, � s��. o<, �o _..._ --_----��-- :s ,• j j C� , o , �r� ; :� O f `_� — � Specialty Sa1es Service i �� . C�'v;r��c; ; �14- Pe�� Avenue Soutn ' Inc.i , Minneapolis � , Minnesota �%�� 55405 _.--_.__.__`_ . D.M. Noyes Cens t . -._"'_.-.. _-- - . __ _ _�__... _. _ 100 Franklin Avenue `,JeStnc. � -��- MinneapoLs, Minn�sota � � r� � . - ; —__._____��_�__------ . . -----._._----------- � . � � , r� � _---- �� , e ----�------.—! ' � � � , PLANIdT_I�?G CONLNIISSION MEETING �� OCTOL�R 5, 1967 PAGE 1 ' The meeting was called to order at 7;38 P,M, by Chaixman Hughes. ROLL CALL: ' Members Present: Myhra, Jensen, Hughes, Erickson Members Absent: Ylinen Others Present: City Attorney Herrick, Engineering Assistant Clark ' APPROVE MIN[JTES t�T PLANNTNG COI�ZISSTON MEl1T:CNG: SEPTEMBER 28, 1967 Mcmber Jensen called ai:tentioz� to Page 4 stating second paragraph fro:n � the bottom should read "the agreement by the petitioners to restrict signs . on the building so that they cou]_d not extend above the top of the roof line". ' � ' ' �.�� Member Erickson asked the follotaing cor_-rection by made on Page 6, the first sentence oi the last paragraph on the page should read "�Ieinber Erickson said it seems that a lot split has already taken place". _ MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the minutes of the Planning . Cozmn.ission meeting of October 5, 1967 be appxoved as corrected, lipon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motio�l carried unanimously. RECEIVF MINUTrS OF BUILDING SIANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCO�i�1ITTE� MEETING; SEPT"�L�ER 19, 1967 � MOTION by Erickson, seconcled by Jensen, that the Planning Commissior� re- ' ceive the minutes of �he Building Standarcls-D2si�n Control Subcoiimiittee meeting of September l�, 1967. UporL a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unan a_mou s ly . � � RECEIVE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF �PPEALS NIEETTNG: SEPTEMBER 27, 1R67 MOTION by Mylira, seconded by Erickson, that the Planning Commission recei�e � the minutes of the Board of Appeals meeting of September 27, 1967. Upon a voice' vote, all voting aye, the motion c�rried unanimously. l� � � ORD�R OF AGENDA: Inasmuch a.s there were no adciitions o-r objections to the order of agenda, the items wov.id be considered as written. ' 1.; CONTINUED LOT SPI�IT REOUEST: L.S. �FFi7-05 �'cOPERT DeG[�ZDNFR AND RONALD T. WERNER, � ,___ �� ATTOFutiEY: Lots 52, 53 and 54, Block E, Riverview Heights. ^ Those present for this i��m ��ere Nlrs, Vera Johnson, Mrs. T1�an� H, �,,-�d�rson, L�.zcy Wold, Ronald ,T. Werner and Robext DeGardner. C17a.irman Hughes explained thi.s lot split ��as held ove� because seuexal quest.ions r,vere raised; one being if �lie present occupant af tha house on Lots 15, 16 and 17 was a�aare of this re.quest and ar.oth�r being whetfier the utilities for the house on 15, 16 and 17 were properly located. ! ' ' ' 1 � ' ' Plannin�; Coitzmission M��tzn - October 5, 1gb �V _ ---°--�------- �-___.�� _`�'�—�----------__--__ P�� 2 The hoi�se i_s s�rvnd �,y a p�-ivate sy�tern, a septic tank and cesspool. Mrs. Johnsoiz said the dzstance is aboui: 15 £�et fro�il t:he corner of_ the porch to t cesspool and tlie sei�tic tank is close to t:l�e house, he ��Stepped of�". She said, as far as slie k�zew, the sepf�ixc tankustill,to W�re p rates. Engineexing �ssistant C1ark told the Plazu,i_ng Col7tl�ission he had tallced to Mr. Suhl and they �.Tere not coming to the me��ing tonight as they were movin out and ax°e not interested in t��e lot s�-,lii, � M�'• j'�e'r.'ner said the Suhl's had re�ainecl an attorney, Spencer Sokolowski, 556 40th Avenue N.F., rlinneapol.is, and that he and Mr. Sokolowski had been negotiating sa_nce ].ast Monday in an at�tenpt to finalize Mr. Suhl's infierest and they were hopeful of getting a qui.t claim decd from him withzn the next few days. It is possible they may re;i�ain as a mcnth to month tenar�t, Chairman I-Iuglzes sai_d he tl�ought the Commiss �.on could assume the Suhls are awar.e �f the fact that pxoceedings are taki,ng place which mighi- affect them . and are also aware of the nature, The fact that they axe not present, he did nof� think could be considered the faiilt of the Commission or petitioners. Mr. Werner asked if the Coin�-nissi.on woulcl wish a copy of the quit claim deed, but Chairman Hughes did not belie:ve it was irnportant to do that. b1r. Werner asked I�1r. DeGaxdner �h�t, if 3_n the event the cesspool is o Lot 5?_, woulcl he grant access to repair. it. Mr. D� n _ stipulal-ed in the deed. Mr. G7erner continued,then MrrdveGardner�woCldli�io�ebe adverse to the owner repairing the cesspool tahiXe it is being used, S• his client desires to sell this propert tnce invest, sh.e would ha-ve to sell i� as �Sy' ��d since she h.as no capital to I Mr. Laer�ex, in answer to Member Myh�-1's question, said the eaves overrar�g the house by two feet, It was the surveyor's pla�� fihdt if trze.y took a full ZO feet off the South half of Lots 52 and 53, it would go right pust the eaves. In havii�g a full 90 feet in which to buil.dS rix, DeGardner still could put up an aesthetic structt2re_ whiclz would benefit t}�e communi�y, Member Myhra tivonderecl if it would be wi.se and asked Mr. DeGardner how much could he take P�fcta��90ff��ive this �hat close., t�lat he could not give more, but he would be willin to �;e answered that c�rner for maintenance and repair of the propErty give an easement for Mr. Werner said the house did not face blunt into the lot, �ut is at a sharp angle -- it is only a short corner. Member Erickson asked fox the design oi tne roof. It was the high �itch tY}�e. Because there are gutters on the hous,,, the water did not dx�cp ofi at the corner. Mr. DeGardner said he did not think the d.rainage wotild be a problem as tre Iand slopes east and west. ylember Fric_kson said he would like to c�,�u,ier�t that if this lot spl.it is gxanted, he believed the 20 feet shoul� be 21 feet in orc�E.r to give room to get axound, He did not thi.nk that would affect Mr. DeGardner.'s gzop�r�-.y, _ Meinber Jensen rec�21.1e.d that if tlie lot split were a with the additional foot, the Piannina ��'TOV�'� this evenirig b Cor-�issioli would be directly i.n conflict `_� �g Plalin;.n.�,Gonunissioj� I��ci:i_1747_- OcLOb�.r 5 1967 _.� _.�__.___ Pa� e 3 ._____ _ _ � ._ --- �..__,._.._�_.�_...1____.____.� ._.....�._.__..__..,._____�_______._.__�-�_._._ �,�7.ti� tize oz'di.z�.��;�c�� i�Y rc�G�a,-d lo t�ie xcc�ui-r.cci yaxd �it:?��;.cl: �f 25 f_ee� ar 2�% of t.he. dc��i��;.. � Mr. Weiric�r said, rc�fei:�iiag �o h�_s o�_3.gi�.-ial aig��,�a�E.-.� t:l��c�t v7hen you ��a��e ;` an old si:.x.uctu�°e wh�_c�� aa;; i:��.Ga'e bef.o�.e. i-,he p:lat.t�_ng, thc c�J_�I house i.s ,iot en�:�.tlr�d i� ti�.e Lcxa�a_ i t;;� ;�� t�i� pre�::e.�t: ox c� r<�,,zcc�, 7�iiu 7�o�isc� is 85 yeax-s o1c3 �nd tlle la„�l �•��fs �:�lattec? iz2 1912. Mz. DiGaxd�;:};- sai.ci thc� d.;l,�ii o; i:lie pro�osed hc�use is ?_�+ fe�t and Li�exe is a 35 f.00t set.L-ack, lie tvou7.d have to a11o�-�� about $50U leys :in. valu� but tize st.x��ci.t�r_e jrould l;�crc �re"e!:zt:able. Member_ I�ijThxa said l�� ic�Ii: the P1��iiz='tng Coirur,zssa.;;ri had no right to vi,olate ar. orc7iz�ance, Ci�ai.x��i=as� �I�z�i�e� s��i..d tl�aG �1��: ?1.,?n7ii.zi" Cori��i.ssiciz could xecarrn,�=rid variata_o:..- set by ti-�e oxd �.z1��,ce. )tie qvc��:;c.:ion was raised as to �:,i-,��lie,- it would be feasi.ble L.o leave fi.iie lots tl-�� t..=ay the}r a-re. Member Tenscn wondexecl if it �TOU1d be feasible movixlg t}ii_4 �l.d ]��ouse to another par_t of thn. lot. Mr, ]�eGardner said he had '�1.iozn� a few people who have tried to move an o7.d homc� ont.o a neti�r f.oundation, but i� �ias almost a ne�a hor,�e as iar as taxes w�ie concerried. A riet�� base.m�nc laould cost: about $?_,GGU, for movi�i� tl�e. h�u�e $i , 0�0 ��alci,:ig $:;, 000 to �e addec? to the scl li�lg p� ice and you weuld geL tt�e sar.ie type of bu.yer. Thi,s is not feasible. It is moze oi a hai-dsha.� ca.�t� to Mt�s. Johnson if she can't sp7 i.t �ne lots. Mrs. Lucy ;ti�old said she fc.lt I�1r.. DeGaxdz�er_• Urould. be �he firsy� one tc object_ and zf lie feels he can build a ne�� home ti�aith the ��ld one f:here, and sell the new ones, tni.s should t�e a r_eco:ma-�:��xicat�ozi for t�he l.ai� spl:i.t, Mem1>er Myhx� said that a lot split is preferable to leaving �he lanci as i_s. The le�s of tne two evils is t}�c; lr�� spl:z.;.. Th�re should be aii easeir�ent for access to t�he roof and anoi.��er foi tha maintexiancc of th� cesspool. � Mr. I)eGaxdner s�.i.d t�e �aould p�ef.er the t�rordin.g "easc��.iin� fox the rnainteaanc,_ of the housc" as h� believed that would i�e mose accep�a�al� to ihe mortgage com- P��y. Mr. Werner asked i.f they Taere talkii�g about a 5 foot easement beyond the 20 feet. Chairmari Hughes said it occurxed to hian as f_ar as tt?e recol,�nr�rdations o_r fihe Yla?lning Carn��i,ssion ar_e canc.er.ned, ti?e mini.nnim. f-�ozn their. viej��po_�nt 3.s indicat��d by ��:axan��edacces� fox xoo.f repazrs ar.d xep�;ir. of ii�� ce�spool., � M��be� �ri.cksoz� won�exed i.f the si.mplest ;solution =.aould be to relocate tl-iz c�=sspaol. Mr. DeGaxctner sai_d it �vould ��ettex f_or hirn to have a. fi.�=e f.00t ease,r.eni:.- �i�i1.�� y �•ij'il;"7,� S�:;COlii�eCj lij% LY'i..CiLSUil �:�)c'.i: L�li' �'l�?s1R:�1-th CJiTLll15S1!Jil 'LE:COIIi— Il?:71'x 2.Dt,�-�tT�y :�i.. j:0i: .��i7.f z;GC�IiC'.:;i-� T_�S. ',�Cl%--iJJ �'c0[)E'3'i� �E:G��' ' � C2i;t'ti' O� LC�S J� 5�, uncl S!F �lcc.'c ;', ;' > > � �zt�.�:��ie�� i�i «�� 2s requestEd ivitl�_ the stipul�ti.on that 722 E'caSC:!."_P. �`: �•,,l .7(,-7 T � r, - � �...�I �ti�t �.:1 .� .. ; . � _ . ... 1. . . 't � • t r ..� . L�,�'I� ._: V r i.. l� 1�. v t l} l � �.. f�\G -� t A r �iCll�Il �5 {:'£:t OI LO�.v .5� � __,.__ c"�?.C. .Sj i0,'_ f��1C ��LiJ"�?J'�- O{ 7.�J_?'.tEli�I?+.[ Of t}1Cf S�.112^t � _ � "�_ .' � ---_ _'"--�_ _ �� __ _ —�_._ ��_ `---�'_' t � � "ct �� ,___ __ �._ _ � _ ' ' ' � ' ' ' 1 Plan.l��.n�A Cc '�si��.i Mcc�t-1 �,sT__."°__Octobe�. S,__1967 � �- --�- � ._..._---_____._.__ and the se�,�a.�e sys-t r,ea:r arci o,z Lo��, l � � �.`� 4 � o�� Lois 15, 16 and 17 and f�hat tlze requixement for the , 16 azzcl �7 be w�zivc.d. Up�n a voice vote, all voting aye, ZONING BULLTTII�?9 BOS`I'O�d,y_ T1�SS. : The Ch�:r_rin«n irzstruc:t.eci tlie seczetary to �-a-rite for sample copies of the 'Loning Bulletin wp�.z.ch is "�; national. repoxi: of Supreme Court Decisions in Digested �Ot`Ill °-• Publis��ed montl�ly" by Quinlazi Publishing Company, Inc., 191 High Street, Bostorr, p-1ass. 0?_110. r1ETR�'_'011ITAT�T T�BF..Al:Y SFRVICE AGEP�CS.' MEI,SA : � __.._._... _._ �_--_- _a__ __._...�__L___________Z Chairman Hu�l.zes s� id i.1_cis brochux.e tti7�s fo-r inforn�atio�z sei-vice only -- �10 action. 2. PARK IN�'ROVETILNT }?�;OG._P,�',�:t: Facts on Fr.idley Park Land Acquisition and Develop- • ment Program. � �x�� r Chairman I�ughes explai.ned the Parks & Recxeation Coirnnission have been studjT;ng t11e ne.eds of Fridley fo-r parks over a year, The prog-ram ��as proposed by the Parks & Recreatian Com;nissi.or and foxmally adopted on September 13, 1967. It was agreed to ui:ili_<se the sexvices of Mr. Ed��7ard Braddock, Park Consultan� and former Cl�ief Engi_neer for t-he P�i_n.:�eapol.is Pax-k Board and the Paxk Dizector., _. Paul Brown. The proposal w��s mad� to the I�'ridley CitY Council at their meetina of September 18, 1967 axzd Count.il scheduled a special mceting for September 28 1967, to discuss i.t. }�e fel.t the Plarini_ng Commission has an interesf� from the� standpoint of adequacy oi 1a.nd acqtr.isztion, access, streets and utilities to �h� p�rk ax��s. He referred to a 1-1000 scale map of the 24 parks, existing and pr_oposed, and stated thai, �hEYe has bee;-i no eifort to tie down specific acquisitions at t:l�is poi.ni�. H� eiaborated on the report ancl explained. the differ.en� aspccis, rn.anino-s and ans�ve7:ed questions. ��or further detaiJS� refer to the rePo�"�=• Chairmaaz IIugh�s sai.d they estimate 40% to be acqt,ziied and 60% are alre�dy developed. Tliey feel the p�ople u�ho live in Fridley axe Paying taxes and deseive to have a park systein. I The subject of a golf course was brought up, and it was menfioned that fro�n time to ti_nie there has been discussion relative to a golf course, privaie and pub1�_c, Cna�_rnlar7 Huglles stated the Commiss�on haci ].00ked inta the Fedcral Upen Space Progx�m, anci the Gouxzcil took some steps uncler Open Space La�a �,�itli no results. The adtiisabi.l.�_ty oi acc�uiring propexty for a golf course �ait}7 rl,� bond issu.e f�:r t�,e ya,�ks pr�gr.am did n�t seem feasi_ble at tt�is poa.ni . Chaix7r.an Hughes said t;,e f:ecxeati�n C�r.unissio.r� recomzncnded z�gain�t the golf course on. the basis thai: the conu-�lents they have hea�d were sirongly oppostd to it. They tlzought it was an issue too chaxged with eln�tion to be included here. A doubl.e ballot �eas discucsec�. Chairma,� i�ughe,; (Cr,azr�r;an of Farl�s cS: Recxeation Corr�nissi_:�: sai�d the Co��iissio�-i`s reco��unendatioii to Cei,nci.1 was withou�: ihe golf cour_se, but tiic�y woul.d not hesitate t.o 'aa.ck a public golf course if tiie Council felt it snould be i.t�cluc?c�d. Menibe-r My��xu asl:ed <,Lou�. the po�si.bi_1;_ty of a nra.:�eurri of Lhe Locice l:onie- stead by the City. The stattis �f t�l�c Locke Ho.m.,est�ad ti,7i.th �iioka Cour;ty �aas i-�> hc C�lE'_i;�E'_c�, ��'il", St:E'.VE21S� (;O1.111�jT �;Cj11t1111.Sf_Y2tOt� St:c7ted L�78t: ftle r'iCCjtr4gij_j`�,, ��;��.11 b�. compl.ef.ed b}T No:,rembc�r 1, 1967 .} � � M�'1'"1:ON by 3ensen, seconded by I�lyhra, that �th� Pl.an_�ind Coimllission rec�nr- mend the Fx.idley p��-�� Ilanci Acquisitiozi and Development Yr.�g7�arn as prcpared ar.c1 � p�es�ntecl b;> th� �'arks C� Recrea_'f� � ion Cornr:�issi.or, rel.ativc tc tl�e purpo�es and. development of ��r.ks _f�ci.lities. , mot i.o.i c< <�=� IJFoi- a voicc vot.e., al1 votina aye, the r,ri�.0 t?��!�ii:��ou.sly, � ' P1 ' 3. � ��i �i-�� Cozr�mission P•leeti_�� Octobe.r 5 1907 _ � , �_ �__�._.�...�..x„__.m_...�__�.��_. _.��-----------.- Pa�e 5 PROPO��ll lOi�TIN__.G CGVE: 'T In :cevietias the Conu.ni_:}si.orr had completecl tlle Stuc15T of Section 2(7efini- tions) and this e-vening Legai7 tlie Sc�iciy of. Seci.i_on 3(I�rovisi.o�zs Applic�ble to Al1 Disi�ricts), • ' Tt was suggested that Fridley have a�i o�fic9_a1 rnap, one f:hat is large enough to shoti� eascm�ni-s, lot divisioi�s, and should be tlie scale of a half section. The Engii3eering nssistant cal'led aitention to the fac� that linen ' or milar. sl�eets c��il7. have to be used in or.dex to malce corrections. It ��aas noted the Couizty :i.s co��inua�isly revi.sa_ng t=heir half sect:ions. ' The City Attoxney had preCared Section 5"�;-1" pne Family Dwellir�g in rough draft for study and zec;ues�.ed eoch m�mber.� receive a Xezox copy, The Plani�.ing Corn:nission and the Erxgi.n�ering �ssistent:, together with the � City Attorney, sei. up a sper_;al rleeti.zzg ol� Octobex 19th for the specific pur- pose of studying the Propased 'Lona_ng Code. ADJO�URI�I�TENT : There being no further l�usirie�s, the Plan�zir.ig Con,mission meei.ing adjourned at 11;55 P.M. s Respectfully submitted, �� r,-� t � .��z_.� ��,. Ha �1 0'&�:ia�z Reco-rclzr;g Secre�ary . . .... �- �. . . . . . . �+� THE MINUTES QF THE BUILpING STANDARDS AND DESIGN CONTROL CO:�ITTTEE M�ETING �CTOBEP. 10, 1967 The Meeting was called to order at 8;15 P.M. by Acting Chairman Dittes. RC1I..�L MEMBERS PRESENT: Dittes, Tonco, Hauge MEMBERS ABSENT: Erickson, Bierman OTHERS PRESENT: Claren� Belisle, Building Inspector 1. CONSIDERATION OF CONSTRUCTION OF GARAGE AIVD WAREHOUSE AT 7570 HIGHtaAY ��65 TO THE REAR} Pt1RCEL 3620. REQUEST BY IVES BOISVERT, IVES CONSTRUCTION, 8017 QUINCY STREET NORTHEAST� FRIDLEY, MIPd:�ESOTA, 55432 • No one FJas present representing Mr. Boisvert. The following items were questioned; A. Joist weight not specified (series) and bridging. B. Gauge and type of deck not specified, C. 4" slab with 6x6-10/10 mesh seems rather light for a truck loading. -- D. Where does plumbing go to for roughed in Z bath and vents. E. Granting of a final certificate of occupancy would be contingent upon completion of landscaping on plot plan No. 661117 Revised October 2, 1957. F. Proper ventilation for storage of sanitation equipment. G. Heating, plumbing and ventilation be shown on drawings. H. Drawings signed by a registered professional engineer. I. What is an expansion type pilaster as noted on drawing? Detail. Fina1 action.was postponed�until final plans and specifications have been submitted resolvi.ag A to J. 2.. CONIINUED DISCUSSION ON UPGRADING ORDINANCES; Discussed noise control. FHA impact noise ratings were studied. ADJOURI�TMENT • ' � The Meetin •was ad'ourned at •2 a�� g J 9. 5 P.M. K� Respectfully submitted, � Carrel Hauge ' Acting Secretary to the Committee � , � � � ' ' ' ' � . FRII�I.�:1.' I�:DLz�'1�'�?�?�T., L�VELO�iti"��?'� �C?,�1�I�'SSiGP�' P�ET��eG 2�i]:ivU'I'�.S - OCTOi3EI�. 50 1357 . . � ROI�L CALL • MEA7B�RS PP.�'s�'i�2�e H�rris, Gr_erre, Schroer, Johanson, Zeglen, ��allace, Stotts The meeting was cal,led to order at 8:05 P.Me �he Cor:�rr�issiQn aiscu�sed �.h� l�you� and contents of the third quurter publica�ion o� th� For�c�ste�.. Fea�ure to be condens�d versian of On.ari story an� �i� r��.soning bel�ind ].oeati�g iri Fridley. Council spotlight t� fc-.,cus on Coun.cilman Ray Sh�ridan. Format of issue to be the same as last issue. Decided to approve colar change to .fit season of tre �ea_� . �� '� The Cor:;missir�n movcd to s�t Fri.da.y, t,Tovem�er 3, 1967 at 12: QO Noon as our Indus�.ri.:z1 bay. The Commiss�.ore is to invite Rea1. Estate BroYers, Banki.ncj Rea�, �state Department Offic�als, rlajor Utility Real Estate personnel, Niajor Land Brakers and App-raisers and� City and County Of£icialse Tour �o start at Ca.ty Ha11 with lunch and short tour of the facil.ityd Buses wi11 take guests on a to� of the City with the emphasis on avai.l.able 1�nc?s ar�d p�esent Inc?us�ries. �ach gues-� wi.11 �ecei�Te a�ortfolio co�i��.�?i�zg up-�to-d�.-�e in�o�ma�3.c�n on the City � - 1 Ca�nr.tission ass�.c�a�.rn�n�.s .made to date as fotl.oY�s: . ' ' '. , Invitationsc George Ze�len Portfolio: Ch�..rles Johanscn • Food and Bev�rages:' Anthony Gz�erre, SiZl Drigans • Transportation: Rabert Schroer + Additional a�signm�nts to follow� Ali m�mbers af tY�e Commission are , requeste� to set aside, if possib?e, Fr�.day afternoon, Novem'oer 3, 1967 and participate in our First Annual Industriai Day, This projec� can be a succeas with the manpc��er we have on tha.� Comsc:ission. The meetir�a adjauxned at 9:10 P.PJi. ' Respectfully submitted: ' ' David O. Harris � Acti.ng Secretaxy . Fra.dley in�ust�ial P,�vAloL r�Pnt r�z�zmissi�n . � FILi aTE� ENTERi�RIS�S 1312 EAST 21ST STREET MINNEAPOLIS, MINNES�TA 55�104 TELE•:PHONE: FEDERAL Z-6311 October 11, 1967 City Manager City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue, N. E, Fridley, Minnesota �Gentlemen; I would like to appear before the City Council to present the landscaping plans for the first phase (three buildings and 3 garages) of the George- to.wn Court Apartments at 5800 East River Road, foi� approval. I would appreciate being put on the agenda for the meeting to be held on Monday, October 16th, 1967, Thank you. M F; tl , � Yours very truly, FILISTER ENTERPRISES �t� �, " �_��-� �- °--.`�°_.�!';`z-______.___..__�- M. Filister Owner � � �� ,, , � � ' R.�SO.E;El�.�_:1:Cl� i�OF � �� 7 � 1967 � ' _� .�__.._._...� � - , � ' � � 1 �,�� - �� .�__..___.__� - __._._ A I�r SOi�iJ?'T_Q� �T;��TIraX)�� C?iFP.GLS TU a:Illa GO�JN'.1Y A'J1.)T'I'OR TO L'E ]�EVSLI)_AG?��.�?'S:]; CERTA:L'T�T PI:.CiP�:P�TI1,S �'t�R COl.,J��;'li.Ji: �;'1�`."s:I� �.'�iI� T��:.ES Pii.YALLE IN 15'ou Wiii?,Ri;f�S, a x�u:�;a�zc.e c:o,�c?:i.�:4o3,. tzas b��ezz :�:t�t�+,l.� f.o e:�.zst on t1�e 1�'? of Lot 1�, Farce3� 1.t��Os S 2 0,= LoL- 1.�'; P<:z-ce �r ?.420, Spr.f.�7.g I,�.?c,c P<r}.c I,akc�s i c;e t�.dditio�., Lot 9, Blocic ?_, P<�rcel. °5J, l�;va i,i:zc}cson':� Rzver ?�1an.o�~ A:�.cl�_tx.oa; 7.,e� 1.0, Block 2, PaxcE=1- 90p, L;�ra E:ricksor�'s River Ti�txar Addi.ticn; Lot 17, Block 2, Parc�1 1250, Ev��z �t•:i.ckso,i'v R�..v°r Manor Ac?di.,i.�_on; Lot 5, B1_oc.?; [�., parcel 2200, Eva E�:ickson's Rive7 AIarlo;- ��d.9.�.i.a�z; and i_ots 49 an.J 50, Bl.oc:k G, Parcel 1710, Ri.verview Heigh�s A.dd.�.tio:�., WHE�A�, the oti�mer o:�: such �ro;�erry «,;s ga_ven notice tc; abate �uch nuisance, ar_d GJHERF;t1�, the oti��ner of szjch prot�eri�;� did x ot aba�n such nuisar_ce aucl th2 City af Fr:�.d1�Y s tan.oer �uthori ty of ��ct�:± on i./�� e?3 Ntz.i.nesota S�a t:f> StatuLe of 1953 did theref_ore abate the nui_s�znce at a totaJ c.ost oi $�f32,00, NOja, TtiFRF.FOP.E BE :CT FF�OLVLD, that i.i�e CiLy Clerk i.s hereby autrzori�ed and dir�cted to certif.y to i�he Ce�._nt�T Auditor for collection with the ta�:es payabie in 1968, the charges as 1isGed b�1ow; Norch 2 of 7 ot 19s Pt�.rce1 :.440, Sprin� L4kv Par.k :r,akeside Addz.t; on - Cleari�g ciebris Soufh 2 of Lot 19, Paxcel 1420, Spring La?ce Park Lakesi,de Addi�icn - Tearzng dotm haL.se Lot 9, Elock 2, parcel FSG, Eva Erickson's River Nanor Addi.t:ien - Cleana.n.g and clearinb debris i,a� 1Q; Block 2., P4zce1. 9L0, Eva Era.ckson's River �ano� Addit�_or - Cleazzing anc� cle�;.�i.ng de'flzis Lat �.7, B�,ock 2., parce]_ ,��12_50, Eva. Erickson's Ra.vex: M�.izor Addita.or� - �le«n.�.ng atzci rleari.ng c;ebr.is Lot S, Block �,, P�.rce1°_22L0,'E��a Ericksaii's Rivtir Ni��or �dd:ition -- Cieanz�z� t�p debri.s Lots ��3 �n� 50, Bzock G, Parcel. 1710, Riverv:i�ew Heights Ael�iti.�n - Te�ri_n� c�c��m. ga.r.a.gc. an.�3 c.learin� and �7.ea�?.�n.g PAS�EA A�iD AuOPTfsP B:� THF CZ'CY CDi,'�TCI�� OF 7:iiE C1TY C?F FFt?:L�LEY THI � AT'TES7' : DE�X 0� � =�=�,:Y %:?.,F�?`i, — �``1�,.�3Ti.l_��: (� i'�.��i,Tu�}aJ.;�.,�_ __._ , 1967, rIAYGR - Jack U � Kir?clzam $ 96.OQ 96,00 24.00 24.00 24.00 72.Q0 96�00 $432000 �� ' � t f ,.�4 �. ... ;�, � �� ,,; i'�€�� : �'' F> �' 7 F 'iy , r � �. �. \ ��•j E.�.'i � i , r �` , s ?.i _ � � ' !_ �� 4� j� , . . _`+. F - . .. � � � � ' ' ' ' QUINN TAiviM E%ECUiIYE DIRECiOR �� i��!�� i��r�� p�s�c�r��o�� o� c�-�c��s a�= �oL�cc, i�c. Pres �+ nt � � First Vice P�es�dert Fou�th Vice President Trea>urer� Didsion of StatE znd J� WILLIFid H. NOHc2;S lEG`lA?G G, LF- �l�CE JOHV R. SMR�OCh BERlJAp�J L 4A2.'�FiE SP?IDOfi6LG ILL Hr 91LTGf U��T. (,! fAnq iETi�c�217r OhlO IUCSON ARIZO.,, �'�oJncl IPoiCC, � �C� ! � �h� Ifm3fl Immedi P s P e i�ent Secr,nd i r esui � h Ff Y tiice P ec� -��t S g�art at Arr.s DA, 1 Cp;EY M1 il, IP F� �.. � . Th 0-S J \ I L C ItE t,tLLY DO d R. D�R 'G LIfJCO��l, t:E3. � SA Ff 1�-ISC�, G1LIP. tiE,,, 4/ 1. ;, tifl ,^,ETKA, ILL. Honurary Pres�o:;�t Third V� Pr s-d��it Six�h Vice Prey c. �f ' � JA 1- P�i 5RCLGHTON C�RTiS H .�TFOiJ GEOR� E rl +t,7FHY � CHESf _�,KE, VF Sf LOIP4 e.n n. �_ �. � . 231�J EIGHTE.E=i�l7H STK�ET; Pd,Vd. • 4"dASN1i�'G! Uis�, D.C. 20036 � A�iEA CODE 202 — TELEPHONE 265-7227 September 21, 1967 M�, Marvin C. Brunsell Acting City Manager 6431 University Avenue, N. E, Fridley9 Minnesota 55421 Dear Mr. Brunsell: Q �GD Uj � � � � � �� / � ' As a result of the recent visit by Mr. Murphy of our staff, we have prepared an original and two copies of a con-tract for a general survey of the Fridley Police Department. , � � � ' If the terms of the agreement are satisfactory to you and the chief of police, please have all three copies signed and return one copy to us for our fileso We look forward to being of service to tYie City of Frid3ey. � Enclosure(s) � :� Sincerely, � �y! ' _, _p f�,.,�'��"` . J l G-.'l._..` ��'. 'L(,.-i'a,� 'Ro� ��McLaren Director Field Operations Division C L A� M S G�ner�wl ar�d Pu��1i� U�i,�.�.�.�.es Liquo:� � � � 12942 '�i2?"pLdt�I1 ].3052 1544 through 1571, J� LIST OF CONTRACTOR' S T TCENSLS TO ��E t'�PI'P.OVED BY COUISCIL oc�o� r � 16 , 1967 GEN�RAL COi�TTRl�CTOR Filister Construction 1312 East 21st Street Minneapolis, Alinnesota Metro Builders, Inc, 2909 Nicollet Ave. Minneapolis, Minnesota C. Eldon Peterson Construction Co. 2908 132nd Ave. N. W, Anolca, Minnesota Tiger Construction, Inc. 5701 36th Avenue North Minneapolis, Minnesota HEATING Bowler Co, 511 East Lake St. Minneapolis, Minnesota i�SONRY H. C. Wager Co., Inc. 5940 Stinson Bivd. N. E. Fxidley, Minnesota 55421 .� :� B}�: Maw°ice Fi.lister By: Thomas A. Londer By: C. Eldon Yeterson By: George N. Hilger By : �2. W. Bo�aJ_er By: H, C, Wager rr�w NEW NE i�T NEW NEW NEW � � �� LIST 0�' P�1"tJL'�'7�� E DTaTELLII��G LICI,NSES TO BE �PPP.C��EI� B'i� COUI�CIT � OCT0731;R lEi, 19�7 __.___��____�- -SEPT3;?�tg�l: l; 1�67- SEPTF;T��I3R �, 1R68 OWlv�R ADT)ItESS UNTTS F�E � Siclney R. & Danna G. D�hl 6551 2nd St . I�. E. Fz�_dley, 2�Iinnesota 6551 2nd St. N.E. 7 $lO.OG 0 x 0 T�C��'5�.5 Ti) L?�, AT'�'iLOtr�,?) ��' �I�3� C�G��L� ib�q�1�;°'`��.. GUL'��GTL A��,k.ri�T�,C= GAr^.E Tar�c� �o��. S�tc?�°c�w,s Tr�cm 755 5�� Av�-rs�j�_: rIaF�� Frid�.�;�7� r-itnne�c,-L-a CIGA}�N1T � �� 3'ar��t Si:.a�e�� n.o 755 53i=� A`A��n�� I?6E. 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(Continued) Estimate �3 - Stoxm Sewer Improvem,ent Project No. a2 from September 5, 1967 through September 30, 1967 (Ta�g�t - Cheri Lane) $ 155.00 Esta.mate ;�6 - Sanitary Sewer, 6,7ater & Storm Sewer Im�rovement Project No. 84 fr.om september 5, 1967 through September 3�, 196? (Baker Avenue beicween Osborne Road & 75th extended east, Onondaga be- tween Central and Stinson, etco) $ 1,175.00 Estimate �3 - Storm Sewer Smprovement Project No. 87 from September 5, 1967 through September 30, 1967 (Ely & Ruth Street area) Patch and Erickson, Inc.t Architects 28Q]. Wayz�.ta Boulevard Minneapolis, Minnesota 55405 Maintenance Garage for the City of Fridley Comm: 67-025 - Completion of Schemat�.c & Design Development Phases 10/9/67 S. C. Smiley & Associates, Architects 1750 Hennepin Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota 55403 . Fridley Civa.c Center - Professional. Services Rendered 10/9/6? F. N. Shaffer Real. E state Snc. & Anp�aisal Service . 1046 Osborne Road • Fridl.ey, Minnesota 55432 � � Appraisal Service - La.quor Store Study - Dunkley Surfacing Company, Inc. 3756 Grand Street NortY�ieast Minneapolis, Minnesota , Estima.te �3 -- Street Impro�em�n� Project ST. 1967-2 (61.st Avenue - Main to University Avenue, Baker Street - 73rd to Osborne) ' � ' � — $ ?27.54 $ 2,100.00 $ 793.12 $ 600.00 $30,325078 : { ' J� . _ : _. _ - . 1 ` _ F�T ��T�S �'U BE ��.'�2.fiiV"�?J BY TI�;; 4_T�r�r C�Ui?��3� � �^.l't3�3�� 16, 1.�3G7 , ' (Ge a��,r�,�ed) _ ° ' . Di�.nkley S�rf�.ciny �car��,:�yd �nce . 37�6 G�a�d Stx�e-�: t�zor�i.�n�ast _ , Ma.ra�eagoZise P�.a�x�s.s.a�sof:� , , _ : F''.+ �'at�.%1c�,�e �-'r� �^° St�'E.-:�� Titb��'LiSTG''I�i�a `�d� p�`Q� L-:f:t • ' ST. 1967--1 (��.�.x�r��r D::i�,Ye, vi:��c to Con.�t6 _ 63rd �- Univ��sity Serv�.ce Road �0 5th Street, Arthur - Niissa.ssippa. Str,A�-� tca naw�h prope�ty ' ].i.ne o� Iti�e CrP�k Sciaaol, Hu�o � i�re��: - East . River Road to ea�i. en� o� s�rTce�, �nd Civic Center paxkix�g Lo�� $18, 57.�.11 ' _ - ' . : ' -- . � � ' - ' ' . ' - _' , � • � f ' 'E ' . ' , ' . ' - • � . _:___. � •� . _ ' � - . � . . ' .. . . . � . �. . . . — 1 . � ' � .. . . . ' . • �: � _ ... - . . - � _ R . . � . �. . . ' . . . . .. . . . � • .. :: a . . . .. r �� . � s :' . � � � '.. s � �{� � � . 6, F' � � s�� , L..•4.. #= F i . F�J i,t.�•C1 /',!!� C?�.�(_l;'.4i i�J"� G%��3 c'��: �'_i %t�'��ii�{��( �_i �.�''� �i:��1.7 i,)t' �� FI��LC ❑ � r 1") (! iLi�' ' �. .,.�..... ...,.:...._. .........,...�.ne...<.,...,__:...� ._._�,u..... ,..._......,�:.. ..:.:a„__ ..�,._._,.,,,...o..._....:... Pi�C��L�:��i�: F:ridley Civic CeT�i.er (r,�.r�ze, ,c�ir��ss) 6431 Universi.t.y Avenue No �.. � l�0 (C:��,��r; .am r— f ' Ci�y oi F�idley ~� !�i?�!-IiTE�l'�, r'„�)ECT t�J: 6013 6431 UniverNi��y A�7enue N o E o CC�t�I`! �;l;� i" !�L i�: General Construction Frid7_ey, Aiinnesot� 554?1 D. M. Noyes �_, __� CO°�TfzF�,�..�i� t�>t,-fF:Novemb�r 2, 1966 '�,. �t1 2CCt!i'C�;11�2 �':�li�l if1f5 COi'IlfdCi di1Ci t�'1� d1t�Cil�tii n�1�I�ICi3i1011 FGf ��<lYtYi(?iii ii:�' CUiI±IdC['JI" IS etiill�ECi i0 �d)�m�ent Ill tiiE affl0l!ili 5�1�:i1iZf.c�Ci Ei2�0'+t✓. T�'1L' ��c,5°flf 5�2?US G+ �Il.r1 clCCCUiIi fOi filiS �Oflii£ilt IS ci5 f0��0V'�15: � ' ' � , Cii.�n�e Orders at�pr�ve�J i�i previous monil�s by Ovr:��r— TOTAL Sub�equ�nt Ci�a;�;:_e Orders Nur;ber :�p,,roveci ---- -- - --�clafei G-1 _ 5/1./b7 G-2 7/25/b' G-3 %/?5/6' ArJDi1lOP:S $ � DFDUCii�)N� � ' i"07ALS I N�t change b�j Charrge Oz�ders � ' t , , � , ' ' ' 2, 269.00 l, 0�-2. GO 3, 404�.00 �-- b,_�_7 J._�t7_._ C% °��'°.; E2 C�,�i�: � r";^�1 Si1f,? ..$_LtSG t7UV . V V---- CH,�,h�_F OF�U��S TOTr;L ADDi�fIOP�S ...$— 6, 715 m 00 __ SU�; TC�T,^,L . . . . . . $— TC1Tr�L JFDUCTIOPvS . . $ -- -- ----- e��,�:�;i.: � �'�1:,R �_�€� c�.�-€� . . � 2�39� 315.00 eF,�_A�CE To r►N[S� t..�_ 121__400 e 00____ i�d��L CC�t;�:':�:.��R�::i� �s� C�:`x�� ;;._276._°15.00 _ Mn�r F�:!nis s-rurzrn . . . �-------------- 7�t? 3�f�i.. �C:io-:?s r�"3 F_��' €c c"t�Li::�W�2 $--- — - PFT��fr��cr. 10_---% __ 27�_691 e_OU --- iC3'�,'•;t E:�,,i�,�::ia €.�.�;� - t��f:�i�F:�:r . . . . . . �_ 249,_224. 00--- L[SS f'FEVI�US CER�i-l�it �?-ES . . . . $_234� 802._00=%'; ��:�i� CL�:�r;�i::�>�F;� . . . . . $---?�4, 422. 00 _ }� ��_. ! ! � ! - . _. � } ,' �- : _ __ _ __ _.._ � r?C}4 _ . , Arch�ce�t�:S �Z;. ; Smi ] ey v&�.Associa.tes ��__.�___._d_,._._.._.__. .._.m�_.��..._._�.__.�.__.�_�._,� - -______�� ; : ,. � f i f�' By: ' ' D<te: _. % J_. _ F z c ha rd s__.�____.._ _._ Se_p�ternb� r 2 9,�1 �6 7_�,_a,_.�._w....��___. �.._.._._.._�._....__..�.._._e.___.�_ ._�_ This Eer:ificate is not negotial�le. it is �ay�:ble o;�ly to tii� payee nan�ed hereiri and its issuance, �ayment and actepiance are withoiit p��.ji.idice to ariy rignts ot tiie O�a�ner or Contr�ctor u�ider tl�eir Contract. if AIA DC)CUiV�ENT G70� AP� LICA7ICN FOf: YAYM�N7, or o[f�er app!ication form containing sa!isfaci�r;� evidence of payment f�r VJor'r, p�e�:�otis(y tomnleted DOES NOT F�CCO�ti1?ANY T�iIS CERTIFICATE, the Contra�tor snall first provide ti�ie cq:siva!ent certif;ca±ior by ci�mpl�ting and exec��!in� the folbevin�: State of: County r�l: � 1-h�. unclersi�ned certifies that ihe Werk codere� by tl��is Certificate for Paym�ni has b�en cor;i�;ieted ir acc<�rdance with ti�e Cen;ract Docur;:cnis, ti�at all a.rnoi�a±s ha;�� becn paid fcr �h`ork for which previous Certificat�s f�r Payment were ;ssued a�id payments re<eived, anci that tne curren' p: yr,e.nt sf�ov,-n herein is ecw due. 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G; 07., r,F'YLICAi"I:�P� FOR PA'(l�ENT, cr ot!i�r c;.;;:•'�ca�ion for:ns crnt�7i;;in j sc�`is�cct�ry evid�nce cf pa;•ment for work c.nmpieteci clo r,ot actornpor�y this Cerfi icc�te, fhQ Contractc:r sn�l? �;;ov'sc�e the teiEo�.��inr� certificat;on by sicning bei.ov%. State of: _ _ 1 , County cf: _._ ) The undersigned certi�ies ti�at the N�ork cuvered by tnis Certificate Fur Paym�nt ha� been conipletad in occo; dar�ce with t!�e Cen!ract Documen!s, ' ihat alI items sho�r�n on p•e�rieus r^-;rplicctions For Faymert and on w!-�ich payments have been ;e erved hav� now- been paid, an�! t�ia: fi�re- c��rrent payment shown herein is new dve, Contractor: �j. S, �Q�1�y�rj'�� j�{(;. �� _. ._ _ _ , ay: `��'�_�. � ,,�i� �� tz:10/6/6? _ / � z �.�e�7�� _ �iayeg� Krupp, ' A!A �% Su�,scrif,ed cnd Swcrr. to befere me th�s d�y of ?`iJiGi y YU�".11ll": My Cor�n;ission expires: 14 , p,` C� PL 4J � CEFIi'FI�A.TE Of ��AY�.iENT �aIA ODG G-7G3 SEP'i. 19G3 ECIT!ON ONE FAGE TH!' F.MF.R:CA!1 I?JS71TU7E O� ARCHITE:CT5 Pf.C-i: 1 .. I7J5 fti'_N/ YOF,K A4�=.. '.VASNI1vCTG^!. D. C. (1 I955 r �- �' �, ;� ;� ' , . ' ' ' � � ' , � , , , � ' ' � � � � i � � t . .-4. . � �i�:,� , - � s�rf:-rr�n�c;:�; . i'� e �..��6 ;�4:�Lf �..� �Ei@��k.3��E4� i �$'�.� F-1f6�i i6 �i L:�V� � � 2EGi �'If:YZi7�: gOUGf1';�eD t;",Ii�lNEi;p01.1� 5, MtiINNES07A �� — - ____ Oc t . _9_-------� , � 6 � Cit�T o� i�riuley Nc� h�,rvi;� C. �runs�ll. 6�31. Un�.ve��•s� �;,T Ave. P:.E. � Fridl.ey, P�iinn. 5 j�r2:L P,e : P�`�,inten_�.nce G�? rage for Ci�;y o_F Fridley Corr�rn : 67-025 �d� 210:� -, -- _, -__ _ --- - _ _. - - - - - _ _ - - - _ ---== --__= -__ Es-�,ir� ted Cc� �- 4�.20, OO�.OQ - Gor:pi.e �ion of Scher��, �ic �; D�si�n Developraent rhases :- Fees � 35;' oa 5� o�' �120,0O�.�G --_-- -�2,100.00 � :� ;�+� �' f _ � S. �. S M!� E Y & A S S � C 1 A T E S A R A H �M T RE AC 'T CS � 1750�HENNEPIN AVENUF_ .MINNEAPOLIS„MINNESOTA 55403 377-7801 ' STATEMENT , City Council City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue ' Fridley, riinnesota � October 9 1967 iProfessional Services Rendered: Fr'1dlE'.y C1V1C Center � Supervisory Services: � _- D. M. Noyes Est. #10 ...:::::::::::$16,024.00 H. S. Horwitz Est. #y.. 20,29�.00 Hoffman Elect. Est. #8........... 3,223.00 .$39,539�00 , Architects fee C� 2/ of $39,539.00 ..................$790.78 , Blueprinting and reproduction ..................... 2.34 Balance............... ..........................$793.12 ' �' � ' � ' ' . � � � , ' . . , . , , 1 ' : + ' , , � .'�� , � � �4 � --� ` 3 ' � ��. C' [' �' `. " � ,, � � a � �� :� � _ - ! ,. � ° �3 _ � � � ��r°' �( � ��: � � , - : � .��..� _ i _ .�j� i _ € .. 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'-y'.: . . .. . ... � . � o . � � . . . . . _ � . . � � , ' . . � • � , � ... �. � ` � � .. - . . . . � � . � . ... . .:� ��Er.tor;�,��ur.� � . . � " . - '� Sep �ern be r 28, ! 9�67 _ ;: . :� . _ . _- ,� 6�EbS0 T0: Ciiy Courtici 1. - :fi . .. . . . . � . . : . � . . . . . . . . .... - . . . . .. ... .. . .. h9E��10 FROP�� : V i rg i I C. Herr i ck, C ity �ttorney. " .� :F: Sll6JECT: Au-Lhority and responsibi 1 ities of the City Counci !, ;� -_ � t9anager, Po l i ce Ch i ef and thc Po l i ce C i v i! Serv i ce Commission, as they periain to the Police Departm�nt. _:� • - ;� . =� This Memorandum has been prepared a�: the request of the City _ , Council for the purpose of ouilining the authority and responsibilities � . �� , , ;� �f the:_abave ment i oned org�n i z�t i ons and i nc! i v i clua 1 s as they pe rta i n , � � . .. . . . .. . � to the operation of- the Fridley Police De�artment. � ` - ' . - .. �:' 1 have rev i e��d the Pri i nnesota Statutes, tf�e Fr i di ey C ity � Charter and City Ord'anances and cert�in cour� clecisions and Attorney � ` � Gene ra t' s Op i n i on s i nter}are'�t i ng statutes and quest i ons oi ! a�d pert� : n i ng :�� - . � � � • � to tFii s subject. _ � . ; Th.i s hlemorandum i s i n out t i ne form sett i ng forth tiYhat I , r ' � bel ieve to be th� major items thUt;are relevant' to the o�eration of ,.� . � the Po I i ce Depa rtrleni . ` , '�� - ' . � . � _ . , :� ' � • �� _ ;� _ _ . �� _ . : . . � � �. � �� ' C I"i"Y COl4 i� C 1 L ��„:�� D i scret ! on._._a r.�'�Pot='er s .. � �";"�� r'� -. . _ . . : . . _ . . . . Ai t discr�c�iot��r�; pot�r..rs o�F the City, bo�th le�isla�ive a7d , ,� � '��, cxecu� i ve si,a f I vest � n attd Uc exe��c i sLd by �l�e C i ty Caeanc i I. I�; �'� ��a I! h�ve com� i e-�e conir�o I a��er the c i �y a�rl � n i stra � i or� but sha ! i � 5 exercis� t1:is con�ro! e;:ctLtsfvely �f��otigl� �c{ic City ttiian�ge�� at�d snall �� not i tse t�= a-L-'�eri��t to per-For�m any ac3m i n i s�t�a�: i ve ��rort:. (Sec�; i on 2.0 ( - of the Fri d! ey C ity C(�arter� �� lnvestic,a-L-i.on of City A�f�ir•s. _ The Counc i I s}�a 1! have po��er ta ma�:e i nvest i gat i on s i nta the ..��; � . � � C ity's aif � i r�s, �o su�upoena w itnesses, adm i n i s'ce;� oaths, and corn�e! �` � the produetion of baoks, pa��a�s and o�ner c3�cum�ntGry evicler�ce. The Counc i 1 niay at any t i me prov i de for an exar,� i n� L i on or aud i t of the accounts of any oi=ficer or d4�ar'cr��nt o-F tF�e city gove��r=�ent, or it - � > _ � � may cause to be rr�ade any su�v�y or t�esearch s�e�ciy o'F an}' problem �af-Fec'cir�c� the c�i;y or iLs intlabit��s. Each such investiga�ion sha! ( _` be �,u-�hor i zed by reso ! u�L- i an of the counc i!. (Sect i on 2.09 of the � . . . . . � . . . . . f ... . . Fridiey City Char�tero) � , �` . ! nterference '�`J i �h i;d�tl i fl 1 strai � on . • Except for '�he purpose of i nqu i ry �he cou nc i l and it s :% membe rs sha I I aea 1 ti� ith and cor.�ro! tne adm i n i stra-l; i ve serv ices ��' � ..... � - . . 0 � �� , . . , _ . . . . . . . ..., � � ` , �.. � � '' '.:. . ., � . . �� , � , n �a`' _ � C� . . � - -. 1� , . � ._ � � � ��otely throuon -�h� c! �,y nzat�a�er, aric{ neither �h� cou�zci t nor� eny � �cr�bcr thereof sha l f g i ve otsder�s to ��ny af the subordi nate� of t t R _ he ci�y mana9er, either pui�l iclY or priv��ely. {Sectior� 2. t0 of the ' ', fridle Cit � Gi - � , - " Y S �rat�er .} �� j : .. _ .. ;npoin�ino ��-f;horit�, . . �� The cansent and �p�rcvat of �hA co . � . unci i i s requ i t�ed to appo i nt, su s�end and rer:c�ve a 1( c i�y off i ceE�s �r;ca' emp ( oyees except �� ' as otherwise provideci in the s�a-'�e s�a�ut;es and Ci�;y Charter. �{ (Frid(ey Ci�y Ordinance, Chap�er 6,Q2b. (tS.S � _ } • 41 9. 1! provi des proceaurE � �`or the. sus;,er�si on anc�' remova I o; n�embers of the po1 i ce departrnent tt�ho - �� . are uncier the autnor•ity of �;he Police Civil Service Commission. This '�- section provides that c . � �- harges of i nef-F i c i ency or m � scon�uc-'t r��y b� ' � . �= f i l ed �� it h the C i v i 1 Serv i ce Comn� i ss i on by a supe>> i or off i cer or by �_ _ . � _ the �Ppo i nt i n 1_ �: _ 9 authori�y. Tf�e provision of uf�e Fridley City Ch�r-�er �' . (6.025� t}�lierei n the ci+ mana � Y 9�K ��ake s�ppo i nt:;,�nt s but s�±ch �PPo «um4�ts are not effec�ive un�i1 confir � � r3��c1 by the ctty counci � �;- _ - fs quite unusual, if not unique, �nong municipa! ities in tf�e State of - � �;inneso�;. t+tosi munici a! ities do'n + - � _ P g., requ i re conf i r�at i on by the g � � � ��ty coun�i � o; ap�oinimer�ts mzde by a city m�nager. ihe effec� o�F � �s th i s due ! a .` �.. ppoirzti ng authoriiy creates some quesiion as to wheth�r �' �_- �- the c ity man��ger or tne c i ty counc i 1 i s the "appo i nt i r�g aut�ho� ity" r . � ` , - " , _ � ' � , • � � - . . �►_ � - .� . . . : . . . � , . �.�.. . . :: , ` _ . ; ._ _ ` � • � � _ , � � , � - _. �:_ - .r�• � l3 � �::i _ � . • • , � � ____ , � � .. _ ;� . : _ � � � for purpases o; f i l i r�� cl�,:,rgUs n��rsu�r;-�, �o �°,.S .�. � 9. 1 1. C l car l y the ;.� � c[ty m�nager i s �f�e s�.��s�:r � or� o-i�' i cer of a 1 t c ity �m,� 1 oyees. I f at . � ., _ ,some i u�ure �.ir;;c, the cs �y CC:i3iiC3 I t.�i �3z�5 �:o i i{c: charc�es as 4s�e �' „ap�aoin�Li ng ��?tl�o3� i �y°', it ��u Ic� �e r;� s3� es� ion th t; -n �, � . Y 9� a � At-Lo� n�.y Genera I' s ru [ i ng or d�:c i�,l=a �ory j ucl�ruEt�-i: i n d i s;;r's c�t cou r-� be so ugh'c � . . � � to c! Gr i fy i.i�e c;ia;;s�L i on oi' �ti�l�o i s-thv� G��o i rr`.; i rtig au ��zro i'cy under the �� : _ _ �_ �ridley �ii, Char�er. : • Y � � � � I , ,_ � : a�,pg��. ��'.�Ch�pter % of the Fr i dlny C ity Cl��ar�:er se�s fortE► i;he taxati on -" �nd -�il�ance provisions oi �;he ciiy. Sec'cion %.0( c�ives �he caunci 1 =s} ful l au�hor�ity over '�he fina>>cial affai��s of- �he city. Section %.0�';. �: prov i des that thc: c ity nanager .sha 1 I prcpare es� i mates for the annua 1 budge-i. wt� i ch afte� pub I i c hear i ng are adop�ted by the c ity counc i f. � ' . - ! n �pprov i n� tne c i ty budc�e�t th e counc i( ha s author i-Ly tn det�; rri i r�e �� s� ! ar �es and depar�ment btiti�ets �=or eaci� oi -tha c{e�ar�rj�nt s w ith i n �the ci�:y. - ' ; , � . ct�-r r.t��r��cEC� . . � , �° Ch i ef �dm i n i str�,t i vc Of-; i cer ' The c i-Ly' manager i s �he ch i ef adr► i r1 i�trat i ve off i cer of the c ity. (Sec� i en 6.0 1 of -tF�e Fr i cs l ey C i ty CE�� r�Ler .� ��` . .. - , . . . _ _ `" ; ; . , _ , � . '_ � ' � _ -. _ f i� _k .. -,_�. : .: _ . _ . _ � _ ;. ' �- � . _ . - ` �_� �• � � �'o;<<ers and Du-�tes�ot= �.h� Ci�� ,ian��e•r�� A ci-�y r�anagers's paa��ers anc� 4i�i, i G5 are • • (a} To er1-� once �I;is cf-►ar�te�� and �;�:e la�rs, ordi�ances and resoli,-�ions oR'� tlie city; � (b} To appo i nt, sus�send �r�ci r�rnai�e, t�a th the cot�sent and apprc��a 1 c?f -�he cou►�c i 1, a I t c i �y o�ff i cer�s anct em� 1 oyees except as e n th i s cl�ar••�e�� o�her�ti�� i se prov idecl; (c� To exereis� cor�i��al over� �I ! c1�na;��r,�en-ts and clivisions -- of t�ze c i �y acin� i n i s�r�at i on creat�d by i:h i s char�er oi� t�n i cn r�y be her�eafter cr�atee� by tile cou nc i 1; � • (d� To a�tend a1 ! mee�.ir,c�s of ihe COLti1Ci !, s;�ith the rigf�t - � to t�� ar-t in the discussions but having no vo�e; bu�'c thc co�nc i 1 n��y at it s d i scr�ei i on exc i uGe h i m f��a►n � meeti ngs a�i, ti�� i ch h i s remova I i s co�s ic3er�ecl; ( e) To recomr:�Lnd to 'ci�e cour�ci I for adopt i or� such riezsures _, as f�e ri�y dee!s� necess�ry �or ti�e c��elf�re of the people � and -the e-�ficier�-t ��niinis-�ration ��' the c_i�,y's affairs; ' (f� 7o keep �cf�e counc i i fu ! i y adv i sec! �s to the i inG nc i a f � _ cond i t i o�� anc! needs oi= the c ity, and ta pr�epar�e and to submit to the cflc�ncit the annua! 6udget; . (g� ' To perforcn sucf� oi:�let� du�� i As as may be prescr i bed by �'� thi s ch�,r�er or requ i red o�= h im by orc;i nances or .� reso t ut i ons acto�,-�ed by tf�e counci 1 p (h} To re�r i r��nd and i n�;�ose dc�r,�er i �s upon any en:p 1 oyee � - of the po 1 i c� d��artns�nt; (S�c� i an I� Po l i ce Depar-�met�� Regu ! at i or. s�` - . ( i� �1s a�po i n-t i ng au-thor i�:y, to suspenc� an emp ( oyee of � the po! i ce depar�t;ntent fr�o�ti dut7� for� a per i od not exeeed i ng s i x-ty days; (Sect i on 1 Q. Po l i ce Depa r�tmer�t , Reguta�ions) � �' (j� To estab! is�� hours of duty of al( enQloyees of �fie �� pol ice clepartment, subject to the �zpprova I of the � � councii; (Seciion 2�, Police Depar�ment Regulations� � . � , , � . - � . y' 0 m ' � ; . . ,� �� o� ni t n�t ��utlTO_ r i�£.�� . . As staLec� Gb��c, tf�e C ity C�iat�-L-er, Secti an b.02 Stab 8, g ives tt�e city n�a�a�er aut��:� i �y co aP�oi n�, sus�end and rentove t,r i �!� -i;�ze con sen� anc� app��c��fa ! of f.f�e co�+��c i 1. See di scuss i on a6ove re�arc; ir►c� app i i cat i on of d i sc,�a r�� or• sus�eti s a on of po l i ce off i cers uncier i:n: jUf tS�iC�tOil o� Ll�e Pol ice Civi 1 Set�vice Cor-�,n�ission. Aopo i n'crne:�ts �c a po t i ce de}.,ar�r,�s; L uru�� tlie ju� i s�.� i ct i on of the F'o�l i ce C l Y i I S2Y'V i C� Comm i ss i on at=e su�jeci to P�1S Chapter �,.! 9• The a�po i r�t i ng aut�za�� iiy, or i n t�e c�se oi �he C i ty of Fr ici l ey, the c ity rr,�n�c�zr� sh� !! m";<e a�po i��imer�ts to the po i i c� depa►��rr,�n� fror:i a( ist�of �€�ree e! igible appoin�;ees cer-L-ified to him by the Po1 ice Civi) Service Co��mission. - D i scharc�e . 4'li�i le the city r:�anac�er has au-thori��y to disci�arc�z er,,nloyees s w ith the approva I of the c i �y counc i I tii i s au-�hori ity as it per'ca i ns to membe rs of tf�e po 1 i ce departrnent i s 1 i m i tEC3 by the rov i s i ons of A _' hi.S. Chapier �l9; Sec�ion 4i9.4%, p_rovicles �na-'c no of-i icer or emplo�ee . ' • � _ of the pol ice de;�ar-Cment who h�s served for sir continuous n�onths '::- Y. � .. , . . sha11 be. rer�oved ot� cliscl7arc�eci exce�t for c�ijse u�on �ti�r�itten cEiGr��s and after and op�or�un ity to 6e haard i n h i s o�rn defensc as provi ded in Section ��.(9, t I and �l9.12. � �_ � :ti� °_� � !� � __ ` - _ ,. . . '!� � � , � . , .. . , _ � _ _ _. _ - _ . _ � _ ,_ ___ -, _ _ , - . _ �� . _ < $ . - : CH1�F t3� P0�1C� � �ui�ord i n�t,e Oi r`= i cer� . .. _ � _�'- - _ X 1'dh i l e�he ch's e�F c�� po 1 i ce i s the d�;�a� �trT��n-L-_ ��vad of thE �� : � ' 1 ' �itz-.i,e of-i icer� �io -�i�e city r�;:na�er. ,, po l i ce de�artt;��rz c�e a s a su�os, � Author i ty o�i il��e �o J i ce cn i ef e�:cc�� s�ec i f i ca I! y pe�ov i �'ec� by : �� . . -�- orc�inances or s�atvi,e ss su�j�c�L �� a�prova! afi ti�e ci�i:y r;anager. . �� Sus e:�s�on oi P-9er„ac��s Olr �;Il@ POI iCE; D�.��_�j�'c;ne;ni;. _ � �_ �� -_ 'The po 1 i ce ch i ei has at3 �hot� i�y �o su�nend a st�bor�di na�.e ��-� . , ,, -,� -`- fior> �� re��sor��aute pei�ied o{= iin►e no-� merzber oi= i:he po { � ce act� artn.�.t� � �� exceedi-ng sixty G�yS fOi' ti`1� �J1-it�po�:r� o� di:s�pl ine, or per�din� - - � Sec'i. i on I of the i nvesL i gat i en o-F ch:a � �es . t�1. S..,• I 9•G% . P•aote t��at 4 �� po ! i ce depa �� r�3en•t regu ! at i on s a I so sta�es th a � the ch i ef ha s aut hor i �y � � i:o susp�nG �n oPf icer �•rliil0l.fi, pGy for� a p�ri od no�; exceedf ng five. d�ys � � i n a t�;re 1 ve mon-�h �er 's od . . > � � :=:;� Fi 1 inc� Ch�.,r��s. ; Ctiief of po1 ice, is a superior o�i-Fice�° as de{=ined in P•1. S. 419.1 I and as such 47as a�sthor ity to fi l e cn�rc�es foty �he suspn�sion and F r::mova 1 of subord i n ��e mem�e rs of ��e po 1 i ce ce�a,°tmer�t . -�� ' � ' . � __ - t . � . � . . , . _ � � ! . :_� _ - . : - . ,t3_ --- � _�: . . . �- � . ` ; _ - - . �� Repr i n:ard, Ti�ansFei� , �. � �--..--.--__._._._.._,r_ �. n c3 D er�� c�-� � � n � � � . � � The ch i ef ofi po 1 i ce, �s �he supet� i or oi'�f i cer, has �i�e ri �;}� � � to ��ke such ac� i on as i s nec�ssUry aga i ns-� subar�di r��-(;es -for � � . - -� discipl inury pi�: poses. : ==; . �. � _ _ � The ch i ei' of po f i ce ha s so I e d i scret i on to it�a ns; er emp l oyee s ��-� fror�� one posi-tion to at�other ti�i-�l�in i.he saMe cl�ssific t' - � i on . Tl� e � trans�ar oi' a:� em,�loyce �o a pcsi�io;7 in a c�if�t=erent classiiic�i;ion �_ � for wh i ch a 1 c:,rer s�� I ary ra �e i s pr•esct9 i i�ed sh� 1� t be con s i dered a �� demot i on and sha I i pe made by ihe cor:�� i ss i on af-�er racor � _ .�m..ndat t orz by .: ; ;; ?'he ch i.ef oi' po l i ce . (Sec� i ons ! 2 and 13. Po 1 i c� De�ari;n:�nt �� ` Regu 1 at i on s� - - =� . _ � � - :p . ` po�ic� c�v�L sEr�v�.c� cer:ir.��ss�o� _ ____�_--- _ �� :. .. -.-- � ._: . __� Dut i e s of Corr�ri ss i an . ' �� Sect i on 4! 9.0$ of ��i nnesota Statu�;es s�a-tes tha� the comm i ss i on � ; shatl have �5so}u�� can� ro i and supe r�,� i s i on over t��e em� 1 oynent, ror��ot i on � � P , d i scharge and su sp„n s i on of a�! off i ccrs and en�p i oyees � - � of the po1 ice depa��tm�nt. However,; suf�sequcnt sec�ior.s of this , j � . y ' - chaPter and amenGrnen-Ls �hereto exp�nd o� and ! i��it th i s braad s-�atem�nt . � i_____li:-�c� of_ Ch� ra�s . . The gen er � I author i iy re I at i ng to d i sc�G rge a s conta i ne c1 i n=?. t 9.0$, � • : . � � : ' " . - * . • �_ . . �.; __ _, . __ . � . . -- _ _ - , , - _ � �� `� ' � ,_ _, , - . __ _ _ � _ _ _ � . __ . , _ _ _ � is I imi�ed by Sec�iot� �-l9.I I as ar;�nd�ci by �:f�e i°59 session of �he �3 C� i nneso-�a Leg i � 1 a�;L�:�e a �i�l-� i s S°Cc1'. D Oi3 Pt'OV 1'G': s'ii��. � cliatsc�- �s o i _ . - . _ . . ' �: ;�; i nef-f i c i ency or rri i scor�d=_�c-(; may �� i"'s I�r' t; i t� -�che co�,1Fli i Ss � on by a � : . su{�er i or oif i ces� ot� by �CFie a;�,�:� i n'� i i�� a��L`:zo�• i i;;� � U�on r;:�e ipt of -� _ . ;� - sa i d cha rges, -L•l�e COfi;+:� i SS 1 Oti sh��c 1! 9 i d'ti' rrr ii�`r� no � i ce to the accused _ =�` �� and ho ! d a put� I i c hc:a� i n� . Tf;i: cor,n� � ss i on ha � au �i�or't ty �o i ssue ..� subpaenas, aclrn€nis�er o��s, �nc� co;;��1 atte:zc,�<�ar�� Vsstim�s�3� of ;� �. . � w i tnes�es,. and prociuct i o�z of recor��'s. _ �;_ _;._ . ,�' • . : ._, . � . D i scharce o�= Pers��r�e! . , . :� _ � No of�F i ceri or er�� i oyee n�u i�ng s i x mor��'cfz s cont i nuous errip ! oymen � �I -r:o��ed or u'isch�,r �d exce�t for catt�e, as stat�d in w� itten _ sha 1 f bc r e 9_ charges and �-3=ter� a heari ng as prescret�eci by �1�.1 1. !f, after a � ; • _ � hear i r�g, the comr� i ss i on f i nds an em� t�oyee gu t 6 uy of i nefi' i c i ency, �r . - be re��ove�! reuuc�d i n grade, .� breacl� o� u'uty, or n i sconc�:.xct, hi may ► . . c� � . � . � . . . f! . . . . . . � or sus�end�cl. t�'= �he cosz;r,� i ss i �� sd�t� ( 1 f ind t��t -�he c�L� rg�s at�e not _ � susta i neu', the acci�seci shU ! I be i nunedi a�e 1Y re `t nst�ted an d sha 4 1 �or the er i o�f of suspen s i on . F' i nd i ng s of the comrt i ss i on __ receive back p�y f P may be app�a I ed to the d i str i ct co:��-t, bY ser�vi, n� tir, it•ten not i ce � �, u. on the comm i ss i on ti� ith i n ten days a�ter' f i 1 i ng of the order . _ P .� _ _ � • � ; . _ - . _ `_ - , ' � �t� � : - � _ .� - _}_ _ .. ... � . . .F .. � �' . . � _• . . . _ . . . �.. .� � .. . .. ' � . ' . ' � � .... ; _... � . . _ � �-- C}en� on ar.c3 Sus�ens i o�� .� - _ ` . . __ - . • �_ � The corr,r�� ss t on ni�ry u'er�3ote ar� e�;� ! oyee af%.er re com�nend�t i on � , the ch i ef o�F o ( i c:e . .,. • ,, . _ • � by P (Sec�t�,�_ (�. Pot ice Dep�r�r��en� f�egulat ior-�s� _ � __ � _ - T The cornrn=�s�cs� rn�y also atons ��ri�`h -t:�re zppoin'cing �u'chor�i�y i� _ ;� _ . _ . . , or the ch ie�r of po 1 i ce, suspenc! u;-� e:�.;� i aye� fro�r �u�y for a per i ad :_ �� not exce�d i ng s i xty c�ays. (Sec-'c i an l�., Po t i ce Dep�rir�ent ;;egc� iat i ores } I,� � Ru ! es �fo r� Po l i�e De � r�-�me�t . . _ .._. , _ ._._.._.,� . The. comrn i ss i an i s requ i red �o ucic�pi, ru ! es to pror�o�e �f-F ic i r-� cy �� . in �:f�e po i i ce depar-+,r�er�c . 5ec�;': an �.1 �.45 ! i s�s a category oi' i�Lems �� - . wh i ciz .sFia ! I be covet'eci unc;et� tt�e ru i es . I n genera 1, ti�e se i nc1 ude � cfassiiication of job posi�ions; provis'tons for co�petitive � �� _ � . =� exarn i nat i cn s; the cre�t i on oi e! i� i}� i I i �y ! i sts; ti�e cer � i f i cat i on o-F � _ � __ = e f i g i b! e canc3 i cia'�e� to f i i I vac�i�tc i es; prov i s i ons for tempora�y ,�8 �:- � ` � - � employmen�, prorraoLion; and ,�uspe7sion ��rith or withau� p�y. ,�: b., -�� _ ;��_ _ : � -� �_ � �� _ � ` . �' _ . . s . � � - . * . ■� � . �r � . . .. . BEFOR� THE pUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSZON � ''� OF T� ST�aT� OF MINNLSOTA , . Pau7. .:. Rasr�ussen Chaixc:�an , Ronald L...�nderson Cor�missioner P, Renneth Peterson Cor.�r.�issioner � . ...._...r...._....________�___ � ____'___.:____...'_,___ In.�he Mat�er of the ;,pplica�ion of Dickenson Lines, Inc.� :lnoka, Minnesota, for an Extension to Its Certi.ficate as a Regular Route Cor_�r�on C�rrier of Passengers; �`1so� to 2ncrease Its Passenger Fares.- _...___...__..._.___.__ ________________..._____...__ R.R.e.C. Docket No. 6d7 �'�pplicant, Dickenson Lines, Inc., Regular Route Conmon Carrier of passen- gers under Certif�.cates of Public Cor.venience and Neeessity issued by this Commission to serve passengers between Minnca.polis and �:noka and internediate points, by its app7.ication herein, requests extension of its two routes defined as tlest River Road and East River Road between Minneapolis and ,',noka. That extension of those two routes shall be as follews: Beginning at.the Junction of County Road �f57 and ti.-S. Highway #10 thence on� U. S. Hi;hti�ray fi�0 to 7th .",venue North, where it wa.11 pick up the authorized route for the l�Jest River Road operation. :1so, to operate on ihe_proposed extension frar� Junction of County � Road r57 and U. S. hight,ray ;`10, on U: S. Fii�hway �`1.0 to tJest Main Street, :�neka� ��rhere it wi1.1 pick up the authorized route for the East River Road operation. - .:lso� by its application hercin, applicant prop�ses to increase its presen� passenger fares to the proposed fares as shown belaw: Present Fas�es ._.._._ _ _ _ Pronnsed Fares / � �� - . _ , � -DR. .t0� if`J i<. HANSEN , �� ,._ __-.__ _. . ,_ � ' � . - . . �_.. ... _. - � , - �._ ._.. � : - . ., :; , - ' � SUPFZINTENDE T JAMES H HEDREN �I� ; ;- r. ��; , .• ,� �� _ C .: ' ,, . -. - � ., . , . F DIRFCTUR BU°i�iESS A*" AIRS ' � t_.ut_ �. _ ..i .. _, . :;-_�. ...,, �: <...._._: ...� ..., v,_. ..... _ .: �. � ..- �.:. .. . ... _ . . . . _ .�._._� _.- -- - .- ------- � JAPflES G. PAPPFS ' air�ecroR 600C ',�`:EST� �ti10�i t; Lr�,KF DRi�iE, Fr li?i i_Y, iv?i^dP�t50lr'� 55=;21 � 550-5100 E�Er.�erera�v eoucnnon / September 29, 196? . ' . , Mr. Marvin Brunsell Acting City Manager 6431 Universiiy Ave. 1�T. E. _ � ' Fridley, Minnesotz 55421 ` . _ Dear Mr. Brunsell: i. The District 14 P,oard of Education is ready to start construction of ' an elementary school at 6150 East River Road. Will you please place � the following itexns relaiing to this construction before the city council, ' l. Construction of a traffic control si nal at the driveway • enirance to ihe school which has been locaied at ihe intersection of the p_r.oposed 61st Ave: with E. River Road. ' 2. Acquisition of. a utility easement on ihe north extension of Anna Ave. from Charles St. to the school property and , permission to construct water and sewer lines on this easement. , 3. Pernzission to construct a black top path an the Anna Ave. easement from Charles Street io the school property. ' 4. Permission to construct a temporary sidewalk along the _ East River Road from Riversedge tiVay to the north boundary of the school property. ' , Cordiall ours . . . YY � � ., �;�._. -� i`�- ��_:, c_ ' , -� r` . ' James Ho Hedren - Directar of Business Affairs ' JHH/h' _ ' J , Enclosure cc: Anoka County Commiss?oner - ' . . • ' _. _ , - - . $ . . , , � �. ¢ + . , ., \ CITY OF FR.IDLEY, MINNESOTA � OFFIGE OF THE BUILDING INSPECTOR T4PIC. MONTHLY REPORT TO THE C�TY MANAGER SEPTEMIiER 1967 NUMBEP. OF PERMITS ISSUED 1967 1967 THIS YEAR LAST YEAR TYPE Or CONSTRUCTION SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER TO DATE TO DATE Residential 10 4 105 105 Residential Garages 15 17 83 118 Alterations & Additions 16 15 108 113 Multiple Dwellings 1 0 2 6 Commercial 1 0 8 7 Industrial 0 0 1 3 Municipal 0 0 2 1 Churches & Schools 0 �0 3 0 Hospitals 0 0 0 2 Signs 1 7 31 49 Moving 2 0 5 4 46 43 348 408 OTHERS Heating, Plumbing Electrical Res i.dential Residential Garages Alteration & Additions Multiple Dwellings Commercial Industrial Municipal Churches & Schools Hospitals Signs Moving 18 17 185 233 22 13 185 232 37 51 334 465 77 81 704 930 ESTIMATED VALUATIONS OF BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED $ 174,000 $ 63,000 $ 2,069,675 $ 2,061,000 25,649 25,950 122,412 158,525 23,499 18,101 332,444 537,379 20,000 0 36,000 352,000 7,500 0 1,171,475 766,500 0 0 � 242,000 874,515 0 0 4,500 177,421 0 0 503,000 0 0 0 0 116,000 , 200 3,625 30,430 55,500 0 0 5,500 2,200 $ 250,848 $ 110,676 $ 4,517,436 $ 5,101,040 1 0 t � MONTHIIY �.EPORT `�'0 2'HE CI'1Y T'�'�l�Tt�GEP� SEPTEM�ER 1967 PAG� 2 NUI�ER OF LIC�NSE CURItENTLY IN EFFECT AND LICFI�?SF, I�EES CflLLEGTi:l3 TO DATF TYPE NU1�1I3ER FEES COLLECTED BLACKTOPPIi1G 7 $ 105 CARPENT�Y 1 15 EXCAVATING 16 240 GAS 34 S10 GENERAL 67 1,675 HEATING 42 630 H4USE MOVING 2 30 MASONRX 24 � 360 OIL HEATI I�G 6 9 0 PLASTERING 7 105 ROOFING 2 30 SIGNS 15 375 WELL DP�ILL IATG 2 3 0 225 $4,195 PEAMIT NUM�ERS ��9430-9478 ��6749-6785 �396E-3983 ��4410-4432 PERMIT FEr5 19&7 1966 THIS YEAR LAST i'��_ TS�PE SFPTEi�iE3ER SE?'TEMBER TO DATE TO BATE BUILDING $ 630 ELECTRICAL 5b3 HEATING 287 PLUME3ING 427 SIGNS 10 $1,917 $ 284 899 737 230 147 $2,297 $ 14,697 $ 12,333 b,782 7,172 5,074 7,322 4,736 3,893 962 1,424 $32,251 $32,144 ' ,. . . � � . ,; _ _ , :_ . . . _. , - • � , �'��.� � � - ��1��4�� L1�� e��'�'�l6�'Y I'��C�� . _ � QFi�ENSES KNOb�N TO THE POLICE—� CFfANGE CURRENT YEAR VS. LAST YEAR� � CL_ASSIFICATiON OF OFFENSES (PART 1 CLASSES) REPORTED OR ACTUAL �5. SAME MONThi VS. SAME PBRIOD KNCYi;� l'NFOUHL)HD OFPEHSES ACTUAL THIS LAST YEAR LAST YEAR ' THIS MON7N. 7Hi5 MONTH 1 YEAR TO DATE � f � NUMRER PERCE�dT NUMBER PERCENT — -- _�_�l.____. � lo. MURDER AND NONNEGLlGEN 1 1 k MANSLAUGNTEP. � ' _ _ . — i 2. FORCIBLE RAPE TOTAL � i o. RAPE BY FORCE � - , b. ASSAULT TO RAPE • ATTElAPTS ' � . 3. R05BERY TOTAL �- ]. '7 • ' a. ARMED - ANY WEAPON � � � � 6. STRONG-ARM - NO WEAPON 4. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT TOTAL �0 _ 1 a. GUN b. KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTF:UMENT � — --!i , c. OTHER, DANGEROUS WEAPON , � � , d. HANDS, FIST, ETC. • AGGRAVATED L 5. BURGLARY�TOTAL � � � o. FORCIBLE ENTRY —y 7 b. UNLAWFUL ENTRY - NO FORCE ' c. ATTEMPTED FORCIBIE ENTRY `� 2 � 6. LARCENY - THEFT (exc=pt outo theft) ' a. 350AND OVER IN VALUE 1 �[' '7 �,(� .L v 7. AU;O THEFT 1 �� .`:'.. ' . CRIME INDEX TOTAL ib. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE 4e. OTHcR A$SAUlTS - NOT AGGRAVATED '� � 66. LARCENY, UNDER 550 IN VA! UE O PART i TOTAI 86 2 g� {jL� TOTAL PART H INCIDENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .�� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .f.��. . . . . ' • � , TOTA� b11SCELLANEOUS NONCRIMiNAL CALLS %j` � . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : .3.7. . .�. . . . . TOTAL CALLS FOP. POLICE SERVICE . . . . . . . . `� , , , , r , , , , , , , , , , ,�1, �,7. . ... ........ . � ' AUTQMOBILESREtOVERED ' iA) NUMBERSTOLEN LOCALLY AN� RECCYERED LOCAILY ....... (B) NUMBER STOLEN LOCA! !�Y AND RECO�'cRED BY OTHEK JUP.ISDICTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 —��-- .:. ... .......... _ (C) TOTAL LOCALLY STOLEN AUTOS REi,OVERED . . , . . .. . . . . ' (D) NUMBER STOLEh CJT OF� uRISDICTION, �ECOVEREu LCCAi.LY . , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ; , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , _ % .,. _ . _ V . ; ' . _ ' � ` � . �. . _, � I