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JUEL MERCER - COUNCIL SECRETARY
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA
OCTOBER 21, 1968 - 8:00 P. M.
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETIPIG AGBNDA - OCTOBER 21, 1968 -$: rit� �. 1rI.
PLEDGE OF ALI,�GIANCE •
INVOCATION•
ROLL CALL:
APPROVAL OF MINUTES•
Regular Council Meeting, October 7, 1968
Public Hearing Meeting, October 14, 1968
ADOPTION OF AGENDA•
PUBLIC HEARINGS•
1. Continued Public Hearing on 1969 Budget. (Continued from 10/7/68)
OLD BUSINESS•
2. First Resding of an Ordinance for Rezoning 2 Areas from R-1 to
P . D . (Dumphy)
Co�ent: The hearing for this rezoning was held on
October 14th. The Ordinance is cn the Agenda
for Council consideration)
3. k'irst Reading of an Ordinance for Vacation Request, 24' Service
Drive Easement West and Parallel to East River Road (Lindberg).
Comment: The hearing for this rezoning was held on
October 14th. The Ordinance is on the Agenda
for Council consideration. Our recommendation is
that the second reading should be held up until
the whole intersection financing is resolved.)
4. Receiving Agreement and Covenants in Relation to Great Northern
Registered Land Survey.
Comment; �he Council has already been supplied with the agxeement
and Covenants. If you have any chaages or additional
recoamendatione you should advise us.)
Pages 1 - 25
Pages 26 - 42
Pages 43 - 45
Pages 46 & 47
5. Cons�deration of Tree Bids (Opened July 31, 1968). Page 48
' Com�nent• These bids were tabled at the August 19, 1968 meeting)
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA OCTOBER 21, 1968 ��'� 2
OI,D BUSINESS (Continued)
6, R�port on Park Construction Excavations.
Coanment; Park Construction has staked their land and they
are taking the material out to eonform to the
requirements of the Land Alteration Permit. This
work should be completed by the end of the year.)
7. Appointment to the Board of Appeals.
NEW BUSINESS•
8. Consideration of Ordinance Regarding Issuance of Liquor Licenses -
Service Clubs
9. Consideration of Placea�eent of Restaurant on Max Saliterman's
Property.
Comment; This item is being brought back on the agenda at
the request of Wyman Smith,.Attorney for Max
Saliterman.)
L0. Consideration of Request for Renewal of Building Permit by
. Ed Chies and Bernard Julkowski.
Com�aent: This item is being brought before the City Council
at the request of the City Attorney.
11. Cansideration of Request for Sewer Extension for Shopping Center
on Southweat Corner of Osborne Road and T.H. �k65.
Comment; Thia is the request to provide a sewer extension.
We wanted to make the Council awar� of the total
layout before allowing them to pro�eed with the
partial extension. Additional info;�mation is incluc�ed
in the Agenda folder.) �
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Pages SO - 57
Pages 58 � 59
Pages 60 & 61
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NEW BUSINESS (Continued)
12. Receiving the Minutes of the Building 3tandard's - Design Control
Meeting of October 9, 1968
13. Receiving the Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of
October 16, 1968.
14. Receiving the Minutes of the planning Commission Meeting of
October 10, 1968
15. Receiving Bids and Awarding Contract for HCC Rock Salt
(Bids Opened October 14, 1968.)
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Consideration of Withholding Lot from Tax Forfeit Sale, Lot 28,
Block A, Riverview Heights Addition.
Comment: If this lot is to be withheld, the City Council
should take action asking that this lot be
withheld from the tax forfeit sale.)
Pages 62 & 63
pages 64 � 65
Pages 66 - 72
Pages 73 � 74
Page 75
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17. Consideration of Assuming a Portion of a Bill for Weed Cutting on .
Property at 68th and Oakley Street. Pages 76 - 78
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18. Receiving Report of Sewage Flow Measurements at,69th Avenue and
University Avenue to NSSSD.
Comment: This is the report of independent study �the City
did for the flow at this location in response to
the additional REC assignment by NSSSD for
e�cessive flow at this location. The material is
in the agenda folder..)
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA - OCTOBER 21, 1968 '��`,- y� t'
NEW BUSINESS (Continued)
19. Authorizing for Acquisition of Right of Way for East Loopback at
57th Avenue and T.H. 4k47 Service Drive.
Comment: The Council discussed and concurred with the plans
supplied by the Minnesota Highway Department at this
location. If the Council wants to proceed with this
construction,the next step would be to acquire the
right of way.)
20. Consideration of Proposals for Renaming Streets.
Comment: We have three proposals. The first one covers the
changes which should be made due to safety reasons,
the second is for getting some conformity. and the
third is complete realignment. We feel at least
the first proposal should be put throug;�.)
21. Cansideration of Proposal for Plantl.qg Trees on 73rd Avenue
Between T.H. 4k47 and T.H. �k65 to make it a Boulevard.
Pages 79 - 80
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Pages 81 - 89
Comment: The City has installed a double road for 73rd. This
could "be a good opportunity for the City to-provide
good planting between these roads to make it a
boulevard and provide a good barrier between residential
and industrial areas.)
22. Discussion of Building Permit Request on S� Lot 4& Lot;S, Block 14,
Hamilton's Addition to Mechanicsville. (McClish)
Comment: This item is back on the agenda to get a final
resolution.)
23. Resolution Regarding County Transportatio� of Criminal Offenders.
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Pages 90 - 94
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24. Resolution to Advertise for Bids �or Park Garage�(Metal Building�
Insulation. Pages 95 & 96
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25. Resolution for Approving Stop Signs in the City of Fridley
Comment: This resolution will legalize all the existing stop
signs in the City of Fridley and also give the
Ad�inistration suthority to put up new signs as
needed.)
2b. Resolution for Naming Street "Siverts Lane".
' Coaunent; The Council approved this name for the street
access to the proposed park east of Central and
requested us to bring the resolution before you.)
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27. Resolution Receiving the Report and Authorizing Preparation
' of Fina1 Plans and Specifications for Testing Program to
Locate Futµre Well Sites: Water Project No. 75 H.
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Comment: This report is supplied at the earlier instructions
of the Council. Action would be to receive it and
authorize us to proceed with the plans and specifi-
cations for the program. The material is in the
agenda folder.)
28. Resolution Ordering Improvement and Final Plans and Specifi-
cations and Estimates of Costs Thereof: Water, Sanitary Sewer
and Storm Sewer Project No. 90.
Comment; The hearing was held on October 14, 1968. This
resolution is brought for Council consideration to
order the first phase of improvement in the Great
Northern Registered Land Survey)
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30. Licenses
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Page 104
Page 105
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Pages 108 - 110
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32. First �t�ad�ng of an Ordiaance Adopting the $udg�� �or
F].sea�. y�ar 1969
33. Resolution petermining the Necessity of and Prqviding for
a T�x Levy �n Excess pf Nozmal City Chartez Tax Limits.
34. Resol,u�ion Certifying '�ax Levy Requirements for 1969 to
the County of Anoka for Collections.
CONI��ItJNICATIONS :
,�. �n�o�'ma��iAn Copy of Lett�r pf commendation to James Hensley
$. �ubl�.� S�rvice Commission: Public He�ring on discontinuance
o€ a service.
�'age 1 �,1
Pages 112 & 11�
Page 1�4
Page 115
Pages 116 � 12Q
�• Tc�W�.e Gpmp��y: Letter of appreciation on Industrial Dev. Tou�. Page 121
p. �i�s� NatiQnaJ, Bank of Mpls: Letter of apprecfation on Tour
V�S ITORS :
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THE MINUTBS OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 7, 1966
M,ayor Kirkham called the Regular Council Meeting of October 7,
1968 to order at 8:05 P.M.
PLEDGB OF ALLEGIANCE:
Mayor Kirkham requested the audience to stand and join the Cauncii
in ssging the Plecige of Allegiance to the Flag.
ROLL CALL:
MErIDERS PRSSENT: Kirkham, Liebl, Samuelson, Sheridan, Liebl
MSMBERS ABSSNT: None
' PRESENTATION OF AWARDS•
Mayor Kirkham read the Certificate of Appreciation aloud to tt►e
' audience, and presented it to Mr. Itobert Ylinen for his service
on the Planning Com�a3.ssion and the Board of Appeals.
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He also read the Certificates of Appreciation for Mr. William
Milbrath, for his service on the Human Relations Comnnittee, arid
Mr. Donald Muri, for h is service on the Fridley Housing and Re-
development Authority. Both men were unable to attend so the City
Manager was instructed to see that the men receive their a�wards.
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�lOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt the Minute8 of the Reqular
Council Meeting of September 16, 1968 as presented. Seconded by
Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
�pP$t�VAI� OF MII�iUT&S OF THE SPSCIAL PLT�3L�,C HEARING MEETING OF
SgpTBl��ffit 23 , 1968:
MOTION by Councilman Harria to adopt the Kinut�a of the Special
Public Hearing Council Meeting of September 23, 1968 as presented,
Seconded by Councilman Sanwelson. Uppn a voice vote, all voting
aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ,
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l�layor Kirkham said that Item #15: Consideration of Ordinance
Regarding Zssuance of Liquor Licenses, is to be deleted from this
Agenda and placed on the Agenda for the next �egular Council
Meetinq.
REGUIJIR COUNCIL MBS"PING OF OCTOBF.It 7, 1968 pAt;g 2.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt the Aqenda as amended.
Secaaded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all votinq
aye, Mayar Ktrkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
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l�ayor Kirkham read the public Hearing Notice to the audience.
The Financs Director expliined that thia includes thre� etreet
pro��cts1 St. 1967-1, St. 1967�2, and 3t. 1967-4. He ohow�d th�
costs on the screen for the information of the audience. Mayo�C
Kirkha=a then asked if there was anyor�e who wished to speak on a�cy
o� the streeta. Mr. Ed Chies, 7651 Cent�ral Avenue, said that he
wished to ask what the assessments were on Baker Street.
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Z'he Finance Director explained that ti�is is a State Aid Street,
and that the lots on the west side of Baker Street actually front
on Able Streat so that this street servas a�ore as an allfy far thie
proparty. On the na�th end, the people on the west side of the
strNt are asseas�d for � of the coat of a typical residential
strNt, at the rats of $3.45 per foot. Oa the east aide the peaple
ar• beiryg charg�d for 3/4 of the cost of a typical industrial
street, the rate being $14,03 per foot. At the south end the sat�
of aasessment for the west side is $1.95 per foot and on the eaat
side of the street it ie $7.24 per foot. T'he southerly pattion of
Baker Street was given credit for the value of the eociating stre�t.
He said that the total cost of the street is isore than is being
aseesasd aince it ia a State Aid Street. rhs City SrygiAOar said
that the total cost was over. $60,000, but the City is asaessinq
about $33,000.
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�lr. W.H. Faber, 6181 Trinity Drive N.E. asked what his assessment
would be. Councilmari Liebl told hia► it was $7.61 per foot. The
City Enqineer said that this was l�ess than the fiqure given to t ha
p�opl• at the improvement hearing.
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1layor Kirkham asked if anyor�3 else wiahad to apaak at tbis public '
n�as� inq . �o one anewared .
MOTIO� by Councilman Harris to close the Public Hearis�q on the ,
linal Aaasasment itoll for the 1967 StrNt Projecte. S�ndsd
by Coutnciloaa Samuel�on. Upon a voics vote, all votinq ay�, _
ltayor Kirkham declared the motion carri0d utsa►nimously. �
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1ri0TION by Councilman Sasauelson to continua this Public H�ucin9 _
to the next regular Meeting. Seconded by Council�►n Liebl. Upon
a rroic• vote, all voting �ye, MaYor Kirkham cleclared the aotiom
carried unanimously.
��TA�CE #404 ADi ORD R DSB S�"rTCatJ 12.07 QF TH� �ZTY
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mNF crrx CoDgs (56th Avenue from 6th Stroet to 7th Street)
M�OTION by Co�uicilman Harris to adopt .Ordinanc� #404 .on �oad
reading, waive reading, and order publicatioa. Secondscl by
Councilman Samuelson. Upon a roll call vote, Kirkham, Liebl,
Harris, Samuelson and Sheridan voting aye, �taYor Kirkham declazed
t�e motion carried unanimously.
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Samuelson to reaffirm action t�cea on Re-
the Meeting of September 16, 1966. S�COnd�d
Upon a voice vote, all voting ays, lisyo�
motion carried unanin�ousl. Y -
�+T�n**aai'i+i? Q�n�►ut,TNG HORi�VATH AND HORWATHt (TSbled t0 th18 lb9et1T19�
from the l+beting of September -3, 1968)
Mayor Kirkhani said that Mr. Pikul �ad call�d him and had ir�dicat�d
that he wants to be placed on the Agenda. He was advised by tl�s
irlayor to contact the City Manager either by talephone or letter.
T'he City Manager said that he had not done so as yet. Councilman
Samuelson said that he did not th ink anythinq could b• don� until
the Council hears fro�n Mr. Pikul.
Councilman Sheridan said that there was a motion tabled froa the
iKeeting of September 3, 1968 to this Meetiryg. H. said that hs
felt that this organization should be able to meet Mith the Coiu�cil
sometime within a ten months time. He then asked if there was
anyone present 8t the Meetir�g from Horwath aad Hoz�►ath • T1"►et'•
Mas no xesponse. iie then read the motion made by Councila�tn
Liebl fron4 the Meeting of S���ember 3rd which was tabled, vrhic:h
vraa= "� l�DVB THr►T this Cvuncil refuse to pay tha bill fraa
Hoxwath and Horwath as pr�sented, and that Mr. Pikul b� infors�d
ti�at it i$ the Opinion of th is Council that he ia in default op
hia contract- with the City of Fridl�y. "
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MOTIO�i by Councilman Sheridan to remove this motion from the
table and bririq it back for action. Seconded by Councilman Liabl.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declar� the
nation carried unania�ously.
Councilaan Liebl said that th e City Administration has aant
num�erous letters to the firm aaking that their represmtative be
present at one of the Council Meetinga, plus telephone calls. Z'he
City �tanaqer said that he had not received any calls asking that
they be placed on the Agenda. Couri,cilma�n Liebl said that Hoz�►ath
and Hoxwath did not seem to be interested in gettinq this situation
Eesolved. He said that he ielt that the firm has not kept faith
with the contract as written. He said that he would still like to
act on this motion for denial of payment, ar�d instruct the City
Attorney to take the necessary action.
Mayor Kirkham said that he would have to refuse to vote for denial
of payn�ent. He said that this Council hired a firm to make a
study, and this they did, whether the results were to our likinq
or not. He said that the contract was rather siaq�le, the City aqreed
to pay a firm a certain anaunt of r�or►ey for a study.
Councilman Sheridan said that he felt very strongly that t�hea a
consultant of any kind is hired, he should be available for�3dis-
cussion at a Council Meeting. He said that all the City is askinq
is that he appear. Mr. Pikul has not appeared in the City of
Fridley befo=e th is Council, even though he was asked to appear
when he presented his report. He said that he felt that until
such time as they agree to appear at a Council Meeting that he vrould
like to see a refusal of payment.
The City Attorney said that he did not feel that Councilman
Sheridan's comments were out of line, and that th is Council is:�not
being unreasonable in asking him to appear. Councilman Harris said
that he had much the same feeling on th is as Councilman Sheridu�,
ho�wever, tho motion befos� tr s Council is to refuse paymant, and
m�aybe this ehould be char�ed so that payment would be made if he
appea�r�. Mayor Kirkham pointed out that a8 a result of the motion,
he received the telephone call from Mr. Pikul.
M�TI�T by Councilman Harris to amend the motion on the table to
include the stipulation that payment will b�e m�ade if Mr. Pikul
appears before the Council. Seconded by Co�uncilman Samuels�.
Councilman Harris said that in this �.�y, if he doee not appear,
he would fo�feit hia riqht to paymant. Councilman 5herid�n said
that he felt that �this amer�dment ia th• revers• of the intitnt of
the original motion. Mayor Kirkham said h� did not tt�ink so, only
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that the Council will not pay until he appears. Councilman Harris
asked if Mr. Pikul were to appear before the Council, would be
be fulfilling the contract. The City Attorney said yea, unless
the Council would want to contend that as the report was late, it
did not serve the purpose intended, but he did not feel that this
would be a strong position. �yor Kirkham said that the argue-
ment was whether he defaulted on his contract, but it surely was
not an iron-clad contract. Councilman Sheridan said that the
Eouncil has never received any correspondence as to �hether they
would or would not meet the estimated date of completion of the
study, nor did they ever ask to extend the deadline.
UPON
voice
Liebl
THE I�OTION TO AI�ND THE MOTION OF SEPTEA�ffit 3, 1968, there being a
vote, Kirkham, Harris, Sheridan, Samuelson voting aye,
voting nay, Mayor Kirltham declared the motion carried.
THE VOTB UPON THE M��TION OF SEPTEHIDER 3, 1968, that � is�Council
refuse to pay the bill from Hoxwath ar�d Hozwath as pres�ted, � and
that Mr. Pikul be informed that it is the opinion o� th is Cou�icil
that he is in default on his contract with the City of Fridley, but
that payment will be made if Mr. Pikul appears before the Couricil
for diacussion, was a voice vote, all voting aye, M�ayor Kirkham
declared t#�e motion carried unanimously.
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Councilman Sheridan said that it was his personal vieiw that
because of the narrawness of the street, that he must concur with
the recom�nendations of the Police Chief and the City B,ngineer.
Mayor Kirkham said that he agreed, although he realized that it would
be a hardahip on the residents. Cauncilman Liebl said that this
would not solve the residents problems and asked what could be
done. The City Engineer said that there was some open land avail-
able on the west side of the apartntient building. He said that
he tiiought that the apartment house had bben sold, but that the
land had been retained. Councilman Samuelson asked if this apart-
ment house is in compliance with the ordinances. The City Sn-
qineer said that it was. Councilman Harris said that he went clawn
and looked at the parkinq area behind the buildings, and although
it looka on paper like they are livir�q up to the ordinanc., there
are actually other things in the parking lot which are beinq stored
there, and utilising the parking area.
Cout�cilman Sheridan commented that maybe our ordinaaces shauld
atate that in addition to the one garago per unit, thare should
alao bs 1� open spac�a laft. Z'he City Nanaqer suqqoet�d #.�1� �}�
RECCLiF,�i�t �:tyUl�t+::iL ��i�'� _. _;:;�` � ��'�.'��ffi;:���a `�� � :t.��y�'
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Council cauld deny issuance of permit if the garage is to be rentod
�n addition to the rent for the apartiaent and the garage uses
space needed to comply with ordinance parking space requiretpents.
MQTIO�T by Councilm�an Fi�'r'is to direct the Administration to go
over to the apartment house and make a count of evailable parkir�g
spaces, and if there are not enough, that more land should be made
available. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimou8ly.
MOTT�T by Councilman Sheridan to receive the City Engineer - Chief
of Police memorandum dated October 1, 1968. Seconded by Couricil-
�an Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkhaw
declared the motion carried unanimously.
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Mr. Charles Hall, 5818 Hackmann Avenue, of the Fridley Jaycees
was present on behalf of the Fridley Jaycees and the State Jayce•s.
He said that he was called upon by Mr. Dunbar, the President of
the l�iinnesota Jaycees to assist with this proclamation. In ao
doinq, the Fridley Chapter of the Jaycee� will be aending a letter
to all the local business places telling them of the advantages
of hiring the 'handicapped. He then read aloud the Proclamation
signed by Mayor..Kirkham.
Mayor Kirkham said that he was happy to be of service in such a
worthy cause.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #154-1968. 3econded
by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a vaice vote, all votir�g aye, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
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by the Buildir�g Standards - Deaign Control S�ubocmmittae. He said
that it ha$ been Council policy to up-grade •,th� �t,�}��tu,���� �r�e�
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additions were made, this would mean that blacktopped parking
a�aces and curbing should be provided and the front landscaped
with sod rather than crushed rock.
MpTION by Councilman Liebl to concur with the r�camanendationa of
the Building Standards - Design Control Subcoranittee. Seconded
by Councilman Samuelson for discussion.
Councilman Sanauelson asked how zauch blacktopping would be involved.
The Ci,ty Engineer said that there would be a considerable amou�i�
as the blacktop is in bad siiape. Cauncilman Sheridan asked if the
applicant had been advised.of th is. The City Engineer said that
the Council sets these atandards.
Mr. Erick LaVine, representing Electro-Cote, said that the plans as
submittecl shvwed blacktopping in front and qradinq and cru8hed rxk
on the sidee. He said that they would n��ed a total of 50 parkinq
$paces at the most and blacktopping this whol• asea �rould b� an
extra burden on the cwnpany at this time. He asked that the City
Bnqineer sha�► the plans with the white cruched rock rather than ti►�
grey rock, which the City Engineer did. Mr. LaVine said that he
felt that this makes a respectable looking building and would be
an in�rovement to it. 8e said that they m�ade their last addition
to the building about 3 years ago and at that time they we�e in-
formed that they could have crushed rock in front of the buildi,ng.
Councilman Samuelson said that he could appreciate his position,
hvwever, the C�ncil must maintain a degrea of consistancy, Z'he
City $ngineer suggested that Eiectxo-Cote could be given a year
for compliance, to give them time to make funds available. Council-
man Samuelson suggested posting a bond so the City would have ths
assurance that this would be done. Councilman Harris askeci abaut
how muCh the blacktoppinq and curbing would coet them. 'I'he City
Engineer astimated�about $3,000.
�lr. LaVine said that he `alt that it wo uld be unreasonable to
blacktop an area for about 109 cars when they have less than 50
emplayees. He asked that the Council consider the plot plan as
submitted. Councilmaa Liebl said that he thought the City Stiqineer'a
euggeati,on as a coa�prc�ise was a qoocl one. Councilman Harris
asked if the caopany has sufficient parkir�g e�aces avtsi.lab�e now,.
Mr. LaVine eaid no. Cour�cilmen Liebl asked if they plarinad to add
any addition� in the future. Mr. LaVine said yes, as t2��ce is mrnco
land available. Councilman Liebl said that he did not want to sae
any buain�s loat, at�d because of future expaneion plans, p�thapa
in thia ca$e, the policy of •the Council ehould b� waived. lla�or
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a� is dor►e with other businesses, and that he would agree with
their postir�g a bond. Councilman Sheridan aaid that with th•
parking in front, and area for parking in back c�f the building
for a total of 50 cars which could be located �`ra�re it would not
interfere with futur� plans, he did nat f•el the Council shouid
require parking spaces for 1Q9 cars, since 50 is all they nesd at
this time. He said that he did not want to discouraqe qraKth.
THE VOTB iJ�CJ�i °I'HS M�ION was a voice vote, 1[irkhasn, Harris, Sheridan,
Liebl votixYg a�r�, Saanuelson uoting nay, Mayor Kirkhan► declared
the motion carried.
Councilman Shex°idan asked if there could be parkir�q on the side8,
as there would be no expansion in that direction. T'he City $n-
gineer said that triere was only 32' on the side, which was not
sufficient for pa�kinc�.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan, to ask Electro-Cote to provide
additional p�king �paces to make a total of 50 blacktopped
parking spacea available to be placed to their best advaAtaqe,
takinq into conaideration their futur• expanaion plans. Seconded
by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all votir�g aye, Mayor
Kirl�aua declared the wotion carried.
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The City $ngineer �aid that the Building Standa,rds - Desiqn Contr�l
3ubco�aatittee had recoumended appraval ot the plot plans subj�ct to
some stipulations which he outl3ned. Mr. Filister said that he had
juat received thrse plans at about 5s00 this eveninq hi�naelf. He
said t�at his request ie for 3 more buil�li�►q4, 2 qaraqes, .
and a recrestion center. He said that his buils3ings are sZi�tly
diff�rent than those alr�ad�• built. They are of a difforent ele-
vati on, but the decor is basically t�e same. He said that his
recreation center is a 17,000 squ�re foot building, which is'Mrood
on three sides arid brick on one side. He said that there would be
a party room, gaaie roo�a, swimming poul, exercise room, sauna batha
for both men atid women, 3 gu�st apa�rtm�ents, aa3d ox�e resident nsaa-
qer's apartment. He said that possibly �.n the futur� ho might
poesibly in the future he might want to add a bar�ber ahop, beauty
shop, a sa�all qrocery etore qtc.
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Mr. Filiatot said thut the people have tq wa�k A�,o� �t�y �q ���
garaqss, but that cannot `� help�cl, Councilmari etheridan ask�d� �,�
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there vras enough open area parking in addition to the garages. rir.
Fi1�„ster �aid that there will be more parking �rea avsilable than
wi,11 be ueed. Z"he City Engineer said that his staff would check
the parkixig requirements.
There follawed a discussion at the Council Table while looking at
the plot plans. Mr. Filister said that they were working on the
1ar�scaping plan no�w.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the request, subject to
the stipulations of tlie Building Standards - Desiqn Control and
review of the revised plot plan by the Buildiru� Inspector, and
submitt�.nq the landscaping plan. The motion was seconded and
upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkharn declareci the
mation carried unanimously.
,R��IVTNG TFiE MINUTES OF THE BOA►RD OF APPF.I�S� �i� �OF S�PTSl�F.�i
18, 1968: .
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Th• City 8tigineer said that the Board of Appeals had dsnied this
request for waiver for construction of a house because of an
unusual sewer easem�ent. He said that this is a corner lot ar�d the
2p' sen,ver easement cuts through. Counciln�ar► Sheridar� coiamented that
this lot came before the Council once before. Councilmaa Harris
asked if there was anyth ing on th is lot naw. Z'he City 8ngineer
said that�it was vacant. There follawed a diacusaion at the
Couneil table while looking at the half section n�ap. Z'he result
of the diafcussion was that possibly an a�.ternata plan could be
deviseci, snch a s moving the garage back furthe�cy or ma]cing a tuck-
under garage. It was suygested by Counciln�an Liebl that tiiis lot
should be used either by trying to put a house on it, or the City
using it, and he suggested that the City Bngineer should talk to
the applicant about altarnate plans, r.;zich could be accomtnodated
on this lot.
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T'h� City Bngineer showed the Council the plans ar�d explainaci tho
stipulatioris imposed by the Board of Appeals. He said that all
the objections frow the people in the area have bean overcoaae.
MOTIO[J by Councilman Liebl to concur with the reco�dation of
the Board of AQpeals. Seconded by Councilman Sanauelson. Upon a
voice vote, all votirrg aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the nwtion
carried unaniawusly.
It was pointed out that they will come back with park:tng lot p�,ans
later .
MpTIOI� by Councilman Harris to receive the Minutes
of Appeals Meeting of September 18, 1968. Seconded
Sam�elson. Upon a voice vate, all voting aye, Mayor
declared the motion carried unanimously.
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bTOTIoIi by Cow�cilman Samuelson to concur and receive the Minutes of
the Board of Appeals Meeting of October 2, 1968. Seconded by
Cauncilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all votinq sya, Mayoc Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
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and Recreation Co:amission Meeting of Septembar 23, 1968, and concur
with thwir recoamendation of naming "Sivarts Lans". g�co� b�i
Cauncilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayo�
Kirkham declared th� motion carried unanimously.
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Z'he City Attorney eaid that he requested that thia be put on the
Aganda becsuse, as the Council will rscall !�. Cbiss parmit and
bond was axt�nded throuqh Septe�abar. He . said that ba..�,rould lik�
to get the Council approval on resolving this as h• haa b�n getting
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calls froaa people interested in what wa� going to be dono about
this. He said that he talked to Mr. Ld Chi�s, who told him that
Mr. Carlson has had a request for a larg� am�ount of fill from
T�get, aad poseibly he could take so�m�e from f�he Ehies pit to
lower it to grade. Hs said that he would check with hie brothar
and let him kno�w tomorrow. The City Attornry eaid that o�igina].ly
he had requested that this be put on the Agenda to obtain autha�ti-
zation from the Council to start action against the bondinq coApany.
' Couricil�ar� Liebl asked if the $9,000 bond was suf�icient. The
City Attorney said that he could not say v�ihether that would cover
all the work involved.
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Mr. �heilmann, 1540 Rice Creek Road, said that they are �till
hauling steady in th is area.
Councilaan Harris said that 3t seems that we continue bo go
around and around arul�that every time he submits a request, it i•
gxanted and he promises to take care of it, but he has not satia-
fied this Council ancl the people in the area, and that he could
see no reason to fu=ther this program.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to instruct the C.ity 1�►ttorney to st�rt
action against the bonding company to get this property up to
grade, at�d to post or barricade to prevent further:hauling.
Seconded by Councilmar► Liebl.
Z'he City Mat'iager suqgested getting a court injunetion. Tha City
Attorney said pos�ibly this could be done but that he would prefer
sending the Poiice Department up there advising them that thair
permit has expired. If they continu� to haul without acknvwl�dging
this order, then a court injunction could be obtained.
'�he City 8ngineer said that on September 6, 1968 he aent a
memorandum to the City Attorney advising him that Mr. Chies was
not close to completing any final grades. He said that soamethinq
should be done as it is a hazard and cauld be dangerous to chil�c�.
Councilman iiarris asked if it was not belcyw qrade now.
1dr. .Theilmann asked what would happen if the $9,000 is not enoucjh
to cover the work. The City Attorney said that work would be done
to the extent of $9,000 and that any exceas vrould not be aseassabl�.
Co�uncil�san 3aa�aielson said that some discretion would have to be
used in leveling off this area so that in five years or so if there
were homas bvilt there, there wasld not be prablems 8ue to is�opar
eoaipacti�.
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The City Attorney said that Mr. Chie$ is not th
a Mr. Paulson is, ,and that he had talked to hixp
had indicated to him that if lyr. Chiea does not
would cax�cel hie car►tract.
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'M,ayor Kirkham asked when the $9,000 bond was set. T'he City Sn-
gineer said that this haa been the policy for so�ae tiiae. �he
$9,000 would make the property look decent and it would not be atn
eYe-sox'e. This permit was issued Qn september 20, 1965. Council-
man Lieb1 .said that IMr. Chies has had plenty of time to get this
area cleaned up.
Mrs. Theilmann said that she would like to maice the Council aware
of another situation which tiiey may not be aware of. She said
that there were very deep holes dug by park Construction on the
Cc�chran prog�erty. S'he said that this was leveled off once, and
Mr. Carlson told them that they were done and there would b� no
more gravel hauled from there, The City Attorney told l�s. Thei1-
mann that the Cochran pit is under a grandfather clause, and the
legal problems t.here are quite different. Z*he Council and Admin-
istration indicated that they did not knvw that there was more
digging going on up there. Councilaaan Sheridan asked if up to
this time, park Construction has been adhering to their plan.
The City 8nginser said that they have a permit a,nd bond and havs
not been in violation that he knew of. Mayor K��� ��iBed
Mrs. Z'heilmann that the City Engineer would cheek into this.
TH8 VOT$ UPOTTT THE MOTION to instruct the City Attorney to start
action aqaingt the bonding company to qet thia property up to
grade, and to post or barricade to prevent furtlier haulinq, was
a voice vote, all voting aye, i�ayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried unanimously.
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Councilman Harris said that he had consulted with t he Police
Department on the transporting of criminal offenders to and froat
the Arioka County jail to our County Court. At preeen� tiiis is
dons by the Fridley Police Department, hawea►er, �ince t2zis is na►
a County Court.system, the responsibility should be the Cu,irty'a.
This would free our policemen and cars for work within the:City.
He said that he could see no reason �,thy t11e City should continue
thia servic�, �ince the canrt is handled by the County. Council-
man Harria suqgested drawing up a reaolution to thas eflact, as
the County would prefer to act-on a resolution. Mayor Kirkham
suggasted also asking for the recommendations of the Police
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Department before drawing up a resolution. Councilman Sheridan
�ai.d that this would also be true for Blaine, Columbia Heights,
and Spring Lake Park. He suggested that this could bs mad�
e��ecti�g as of the lst of January, 1969. Councilman Harris
agreed, as this would allow for inclusion into their budget. `
The C'hief o� Police said that transpqrtation of prisioners is
already the responsibility of the Sherrif's Office of Anoka
County by State Statutes. He suggested the use of a panel waqon
which could also serve Blain, Columbia Heights, and Spring Lake
Park. He said as long as the municipalities continue thie se�vice
the County will not be forced to undertake their share of the res-
ponsibility. He said as long as the City continues to do this, a
car and two men are not in service. He explained that this brings
about a duplication of work, as an example, this mornir�g the City
went up to Anoka County to get a p�isioner for Court her�, and at
the same time, Anoka County sent down a car with a prisioner for the
Fridley Court, so there were actually,two cars doing what could .
have been done by the one county wagon.
!rl�OTI0�1 by Councilman Harris to concur with the Chief of Polic•
in his recom�►endation and direct that a resolutior� be drawn up
referrixig to the State Statute designating th• responsibility of
the Sherrif's Offica of Anoka County in transportation of prisioaers,
to be presented at the next r�gular meoting. Seconded by Council-
man Samouelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkhaaa
de�lared the motion carried unanimously.
[`MTRTT]FRATTAN OF MAINTENANC$ STATUS OF 2�4 STRF•8T BBTV�T$EN 57TH
P�,�i�C$ AND 5 7'� AV ENUE :
�he City Engineer said that this street has aever baen maintained
and is in very bad shape. There is only � dedicated right of way
and he felt that it should be closed and barricaded, but not vaci-
ted because of drainage problems in this area. He said that it
was no� needed naw since bo�:�: Z'hird Street and Main Street provide
connection.
Councilman Liebl said that he appreciates the City Engineers' and
, the Acting Directot of Public Works' effori�s, ar�d that hs agreee
t�at the traffic should n� .7c�rped.
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t2�e AcLRinistration to barricade 2� Strset to cloao it to autosol�ile
traffic! Seconded by Councilma►n Liebl. Upon a voic• vote, all
votiag ay., Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carri�d unanimoualy.
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The City Engineer suggested that the one
on Riverview Terrace and 71st Way as it
bad].y needs a�ight. The other request
wai,t and be considered with the rest of •
1�IOTION by Councilman samuelson to concur
of �khe City Sngineer and place the stree
Rivervivw Terrace and 71st Way. Seconded
U�an a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
motion carri�l unanimously.
R�T�TNG PROPOSED ZONING ORDI�tANCE:
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light left over be used
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with the recomaer�dation
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by Councilman Harris.
Kirkham declared the
T'he City Engineer said that it was apparent from the proble� on
52nd Avenue that a complete revision of the City's zoning ordinances
is badly needed. He said that he felt that ttiis ordinance is some-
thing the City needs as it is in the era of greatest industrial
9rowth. He said that the Council has been supplied with copies
of the proposed zoning ordinance. T'he ordinance was compiled
trotn the present code, Blanning Commission recommendations, and
portions o� other-progressive communities' codes such as B�c]ina and
Bloomington. He said that in compiling the ordinance, he, and
his staf� have tried to keep each zoning catagory separate, this
way when a person asks about a specific zoning district, he can
be given only what is pertinent. He said that there is also
sketches included so it would be easily understood. He said that
it is also being supplied to the Planninq Commission for their
recom�nendations and has taken a lot of time and energy. Hope-
fully, the Coun�il may be able to publish it around th• lst of the
year .
Mayor Kirkham said that the City Engineer ha�l done a good job and
gave the Council more than they asked for. The City Rngineer said
T'hank You. He explained that this ordinance should include all
the requirements so that the Cowicil will not have to go over all
the plans at the Council Meeting as they do naw.
MOTION by,Councilman Liebl to receive the proposed zoninq ordinance
con�ilecA by the City $ngineer and his staff, and request that the
Council be given two months to study it.
Councilman Liebl said that he hoped that it wauld be ready aroumd:,
the first of the year so that when people coma in with questiona,
the category in question could be pulled and answers could be given
easily and quickly. He asked if the:Citx Attp��� '��d a
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this proposed ordinance. The Citx At�arney repl�:ed th�� h� �,�d �u�„
plied the Planning Co�¢nission with aome��n�at�rial, but he hac�1 not '�
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read the proposed ordinance, but would do so in the near futuze.
THg 1�i0TI0�T was seconded by Councilman sheridan. Upon a voica
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkhana declareci the`mation carrisci
unanimously.
It was decided that they did not want to hurry the Planning Coan-
misaion on their study of this proposed ordinance, but to ask
th�n if they could be ready with their recoianendations by the
lst of the ysar.
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M�OTION by Councilman Harris to app�ove payment of General Claims
#16042 through #16284 and Liquor Claims #2586 through #2637.
Seconc'iod }ay Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aYo.
M�ayor Kirkham deClar�cl the motion carried unanimously.
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MOTI0�1 by Councilman Harris to pay the follvwing estimatee:
Arcoa Construction Company
Morar Minr�sota
Partial Estimate #4 for work completed this
date accord�Enq to contract:
Street Improvement Project St. 1968-2A
Partial 8stimate #4 for work completed this
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, Dunkley Surfacing Company
3756 Grancl Street
Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Street Improvemant Project St. 1967-1
FINAL Eatimate #5 for construction wo�ck ons
street Improvement Project St. 1967-2 (IyBAS)
$24,086.97
$ 780.30
$14,571.70
$ 7,776.66
Z'hs motion rraa secondecl by Councilaan 5hsridan. Vpoti a voic� vat*,
al.l voting ays, l�ayor Kirkham declared the motion carri�d unanioously.
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Dr�,ve, ga�.��,,i Drive and Co�n�� Lane. '
on new streets seal coating is eonsidered part of�thercostaofnat
�e Pxoject• On old streets the cost comes from GerLeral Funds.
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�YQx Kirkham declared a 15 m�,nute recess at 10:20 p�M� �
�TCENSES: �
�IO�1' bx Councatlman a �
S muelson to approve of the follawing li.ce�Ses:
Oc�ober 7, ],968
BI,ACKTOPPING
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450 Hatch Avenue
Sr. P�ul, M�nnesota
By: Fred J. Keller
GEN�RAI� CONTRACTOR
Ca�mp �onstruction CArp.
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MULTTk�LE DFVELLTNG L�CENSES:
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OWNER ADDRESS UNITS FE�
�Willlam L. Zaier Jr. . - ;
6723 Overton Dr. � �
Fridley, Minnesota $761 - 2nd St. N. E. 3 10.00
Harold Schmidt '
59ot n 2� St. N. E.
Fridley, Minnesota 5901 - 2� St. N. E. 4 10.00
Ralph J. White '
�+840 Washington St. N. E. �
Minneapolis, Minnesota 5644 - 4th St. N. E. % . 10.00
61enn Mostoller
2895 James Ave. So. ' �
Minneapolis, Minnesota $420 - 5th St. N. E. 4 5.00
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overpayment 1967-68)
William L. Zaier Jr.
6%23 Ov�rion pr.
Fridley, Minnesota
Maurice M. Filister
1312 , 21st st. E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Paul Sanden
�5�1 NQ, Ferry St.
,Anoka, Minncsota
Kenneth F. Peterson �
Hubert M, Nelson
�441 I.yndale Ave, So.
Minneapolis� Minnesota
Edstrom Realty
64 East 2�d St.
Wi�ona, Minnesota
Edst�4m Realty Co.
64 Et+st 2nd St.
Wi�ana, M��nesota
Carl A. Swenson,
B�ooklyn land Co.
Route 1, �ox S9
Qsseo, Minnesota
6550 Central Ave. N. E.
5940 East River Road
6417�Highway #65
6011 Main St. N. E.
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THE MaTION to approve the licenses was seconded by Councilman
Harris, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
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��R�S AND RECREATION COI�iISSION
Counci.lman Harris suggested that Edward Fitzpatrick, from the 3rd
ward, now serving on the pa�rks and Recreatian Co�nmission be e1e-
vated to Chairman, thereby makinq hi�q a m�nb� of the Planning
Commission. He said that Mr. Fitzpatrick would be willing to
serve as Chairman of Parks and Recreation Commissian.
Councilman Liebl said that he had not contacted anyone, but that
�he Council must make sure that the man appointed is competent
a$ it takea a lot of time to serve on Planning Commission, and the
a►an appointed would have to have a good background. He asked haw
the appointments are handled. Councilman Sheridan said that the
Council appoints the Chair.men of the Subcom�nittees as they caa-
prise the Planriing Commissian and the Chairsean of the Planning
Commission is also appointed by the Council. He pointed out that
the expiration term is in December and asked if Mr. Fitspatrick
kziew this. Councilman Harris said that he would continue tryir�q
to call him this evening to explain this to him and ascertain if
he was still willing to serve as Chairman. Councilman Harris
said that there ia sans eiaergencl, in the appointments fo,r the
Planninq Commission as there are only three members naw and Mr.
l�hra is going into the hospital, which would not leave a quorum.
It was decided to inove on to tlze next appointment as Mr� Fitzpatrick
could not be reached on the telephone.
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�lUT�ON by Councilman Samuelson to appoint Donald Batterson,
6490 East River Road to the vacancy on the plats and Subdivisions ,
Streets and Utilities Subcommittee vacated by Harold Albrecht.
Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
l��ayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanim�ously.
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�ayor Kirkham said that John ivers, Chairm�an of the Committee, had
smlced if a member of the Police Department r,rould be willing to
8arv�. He said that he had asked John Oc1�n if he would be willinq
to sAZ've, ar�d he indicated that he would.
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' �!0'�'IQN by Councilman Samuelson to appoint John Oden, 5899
H�cl�m,a�run Av�nue N.E. to the Human Relations Conmaittee, position
vaea�ted k,iy tk�e res�.gnation of Mr. William Milbrath. Seconded by
Couneil,�n Sher�.dan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
' Kirkhana declared the motion carried unanimously.
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Cpttn►cilman �aiauelson said that he would like to submit the na�aae
o� p�a�ko�c ,Arnold Stono, Recleemer Lutheran Church, if this r�elyed
�h� �oncurreance of Mayor Kirkhana. Mayor Kirkham said that he was
agx�eea��,a with this. He pointecl out that tYie terms are staggered
and eaeh fiern� is for 5 years.
MQ'��QN hy Councilman Samuelson to appoint Pastor Arnold Stone,
C��O �iiakory Drive N.E. to the seat on the Fridley Housing and
�tedevelop�uent Authority vacated by the resignation of Mr. Donald
�'. �i. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all
vo�ing a��, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unaniaausly.
,�I,�iN,�ING CO�1�iISSIOL�i: (BO�RD OF APPEALS)
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Cottnci,lmain Samuelson said that he would like to submit a nam�e,
Mr. E�'1 Bierm�ann who is an Engineer for F.M.C.
Coun►ciimas� Harris said that he knew that Mr. Biermann is weil.
c�u�li�ied for this appointment, but he wondered if sozneone on the
Board o� �►ppeals should not be moved up, rather than appoint a
neN ma� over the old members. In line with this thinking he said
that he would lilte to submit the name oF Donald Mittelstadt fqr
Ch�t9,acmitn of� the Board o� Appeals, thereby making him a:�maber of
�e �+�.�ing Commisaion. He said that Donalcl Mittelstadt has
,ir�c9�catecl that h�' would be willing to serve. Councilman Liebl said
t.h�t h� ha.ci no doubt that Donald Mittelstadt would be well qua11�
��.ed �4 serve.
�p�,unci�.man Samuelson then withdrew the name of Earl Biarmann.
��� ��.Qounailman Harris to appoint Donald Mittelstadt to
�ai,xm�n o� t�.he Board of Appeals to fill the vacancy created by
�. Ro�aea�t �:. Y�.inen's res�gnation. The motion was seconded and
��ac�r� � voiae vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the
�� �Qn �+�trr �ed unan:Lmoua ly .
�,�tyQx �Cirkham instruct�d the City Manager to place the other vacarscy
on �h� Board oF Appeals on the Agencla for the next meeting.
REGULA,R COUNCIL 1��;`�.��:��g ;�F pCTOBER 7, 1968
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MOTION by Councilman Harris that in line with the conc�pt of ap-
pointing the senior members of the committees to Chairmanship, he
would like to suggest Oliver R. Erickson for Chairman of tha
Planninq Com�nission. Seconded by Councilman Sarnuelson. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried unanimously.
��S �ND RECREATIOI�T C ISSION
Later in the Meeting, Councilman Harris was able to contact Mr.
Edward Fitzpatrick to see if he would be willing to serve although
his term would expire December 31, 1968. He said that Mr. Fitz-
patri�k was still willing to serve under this condition.
MQTION by Councilman Liebl to appoint Mr. Edward Fitzpatrick as
Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Conunission in the vacancy
crpated by Mr. Robert Hughes' resignation. The motion was
seconded and upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Iy,$yvr Ki�kha�
d�clared the motion carried unanimously�
Councilman gamuelson said that he would like to submit the name
°� Mr• QarY Stimmler, 7841 Alden way to the vacan
�c� Recreation Commission. He said that he was an acti een�er
Qf tx'�►e connaunity and interested in the parks system. Councilman
iiarxis said that this was a good sugqestion and felt that he was
qua].i�ied• �ayor Kirkham ag=eed, and commented that the co�ity
wox]c tha�t he has done has been in line with the work done by tl�,e
Parks and Recreation Commission.
Cot�r�,cil.man Liebl asked the City Manager where, in his opinion,
wexe parks most needed. T�he City Manager replied that he would
auppose that in the area across Central Avenue, in the 3rd ward,
and ir� the area arourid Meadawmoar. Councilmar� Harris said that
3n no area has the gro�wth of the park system kept pace with the
qrawth of the coiarnunity completely. Councilman Liebl said that it
did not do much good for the Parks and Recreation Coimnis�ion to
�ay oufi a park proposal and then have .ti�e budget slashed. �ie said
that he felt that the parks system should have a high priority.
D�JOTIO,T by Councilman Harris to appoint Gary Stimatler to the
vacancy on the Parks and Recreation Con�mission creat�l by l�ir,
Edwatd Fitzpatrick moving up to Chairnwn. T'he nation was Bsconded
artd upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared
'tkt�a motion carried unariimously.
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T'he Gity $ngineer said that his department was working on a total
reView of atreet names. He said that there are �ome instancea
where a street is called a atreet and should ba avenue, aad thar•
are saae streets that sound alike, such as Tennison Drivs and
Kenr�aston Drive, which can be ve�y confusing in an �mergency. He
said that he would like to request that this street nams be laid
over until the entire proposal is ready.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to table this item until such titae
as tbe Enqinearing Department is xeady with their total atreet
na�ting proqraat. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voic� vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried
unanimously.
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I�TION by Councilman Liebl to adopt Resolution #155-1968. Seconded
by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, there b�inq no nays,
1Kayor Kirkham declared the moti�n carried unan�molxsly.
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conded by Councilman Samue�son. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, 1Kayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
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�Mi0TI01i by Cauncilman Liebl to adopt Resolution #157-1968. Seca�d�d
by Councilman 3amuelson. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayo�
Rirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
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Mi4T�t�1 by Councilman Harris to adopt Reaolution #158-1968. Se-
�or�ded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vate, all votinq aye,
1�ayor Kiskhan► declared the motion carried unanimously.
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Seconded by Councilman Sheridan.
aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the
o ado�t Resolution #p159-1968.
Upon a voice vote, all voting
motion carried uriat�imously.
Cour�cilman Liebl asked why the tran5fer of money. The City
Bnqineer said that tha sealcoating money comea from State Aid
Revolving Funds, then it is transferred from 3tate Aid to tho
sealcoating fund.
�SOLUTION #160-1968 - A RESOLUTION� DZ_R�"'��' THg ISSUANC� OF
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�PTER 385: (Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm Sewer Improvawe�it
Project #88)
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Reaolution #160-1968.
Saconded by Cauncilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, Mayos Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
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Soconded by Councilman Sheridan.
aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the
o adopt Rosolution #161-1968.
Upon a voica vote, all voting�
motion carri�d unanimously�
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Seconded by Councilman Liebl.
aye, l�ayor xirkham aeclared the
� adopt Resolution #162-1968.
Upon a voice vote, all voting
motion carried urianimo�usly.
Councilman Liabl said that he had -��tten aalls corzcerning the
coats on Horizon and Ventura Avenue. He asked the City Snqinaer
if ho had made any other committments concering the price. Sh�
City �nqineer replied that the Council miakes the committmente.
Cou�cil�an Liabl aaked if it was not correct that with the sto�a
sewar th• cost would be over $9,00 per as�assable foot and without
th• stos� eew�r it would be over fi8.00 par aeeeasable foot. The
Ci.ty Engineer replied that the Couricil gave tho poople the choice
o� t�lh�ther or not they wanted to gut in the etorm sewer. The people
olect� to have the bare a�inimum of work dor�. T'his would involve
some c�tch basins. H� ;said that narmally catch baains ar� plac�t
�bout 6p0' apart, in this case they are over 1200' apart. T'his ia
not the� �t eolution, but should not give the people too much
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trouble except in an excessively heavy rainfall. Z"his they under-
s�QOd at the time of the Public Hearing. Mayor Kirkham cocacnented
tha�t what it amounted to was that the people bought the $8.00
ra�er� -than the $9 .00 j ob .
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�ation was �econded by Cvuncil:nan Sheridan. Upon a voice vote,
all votir�g aye, M�ayor Kirkham declared tha m�otion carried
unani�wu�aly .
Counci�n►an Liebl asked if there were any changes in regard to
the cost of Crown Road and Ventura Avenue. Z'!1e City Enqineer
said that the costs will be in the $8.00 -$9.00 range.
COI�QTN�,CATIONS�
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MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the con�aunication from
Columbia Heights School District #13 :ated September 27, 1968.
Coun�cilman Sheridan seconded the motion with tha addition that
the Admi.nistration be instructed to write to Columbia Heic�ts
ScY�oo1. District #13 advising them that the City does not vwn the
necessary right of way an�d as the over-all plan for street iteprove-
mc�nt i�n this area is not completed, that the City doas nat r+iah to
�7o thi.s street at this time. Upon a voice vote, all voting sye,
�,ayor xirxham aeciarea the motion carried unaninausly.
8. FRIDLEY 1�JNICIPAL COURT •
�40TI(�T bx Councilman Samuelson to raceive the letter from �tdqe
�'ohn�ion dated October 3, 1968, and direct the Administration to
wr�,te to Judqe Johnson advisin�q him that the City funds ara ex-
pe�nded, aad that thia is nvw the responsibility of tha County. H�
al$o inatructed that the Administration write to Anoka Couaty Court
�x8te� appraising them of this request. 3econded by Councilman
yi�b3,, -t7pon a voice vote, all votinq aye, 1Kayor Kirkha�a declarsd
tii• motivn carriad unanimously.
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MQTIoI�T by Councilman Liebl to receive the letter from Chief
Umakichi Ohnishi, Chief of the Sapporo, East Police Department
dated September 14, 1968. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried unanimously.
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of the letter written by the Cit1 Attorney dated September 23, 1968.
Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, Mayor Kirkham declane d the moti on carried.
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MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the co�nunication fran the
Chief of Police dated September 20, 1968, concur and authorize
the change from green to blue.
Mayor Kirkham commented that he thought that this was an excellent
idea. Councilman Samuelson agreed. Chief irl�cCarthy explained that
hopetully the whole Metropolitan area will be i�n blue in a few
years, at the local levels. This would differentiate from the
County and State Police which have different colors. He felt
that as more and more consaunities are signing ma�tual aid agree-
ments, this would be an advantage to have the uniforms consistant.
THF MOTION was seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vot�,
all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried un-
animously .
57TH AV$NUE A,�TD T.H. #47 FRO�ITAGE RQ�l,D DETAQiMENT;
The City B�ngineer explained that the Council had authorized the
preparation of preliminary plans for the frontage road detacha�ent
ior 57th Avenue and T.H. #47. He said that the preliminary plans
have naw been received from the State of Mirinesota, and he wished
to knvw if the Council still feel.s that this is a good plan. He
said that there may be some people in the area that will not like
thia plarl.
Counci�man Samuelson said yes, he felt that this is a good plan.
Councilman Liebl said that he would like to talk to tho people in
the ar�a and look the site over. Mayor Kirkham comnented that
v,then the Holiday people came befo�e Council, they were appraised
of this possibility at that time. The City Attosney added that
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UX was also �old, in about 1965, that there was going to be a
�,00�a-back in this area probably.
MpTION by Councilman Samuelson to receive the co�aunication fraa
the Sfi�ate of Minnesota, Department of Highways, B.B. McCarthy,
��strict De�ign Engineer dated October l, 1968. Seconded by
Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
Councilman Liebl said that there will be some objections from aome
of the people in th is area. The City Engineer said that these
, people will have the right to speak at th e Public Hea�ing Meeting.
MQT�ON by Councilman Samuelson to concur with the concept of the
frontage road detachment of 57th Avenue and T.H. #47 on the east
side, as presented by the State Highway Department. Seconded by
Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, M,ayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
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adjourned at 11:35 P.M.
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6ecretary to the Council
Jack O. Kirkham
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TH�; M�NU`J',�S 0�' THE SPECIAL PITBLZC FI�,A� ZNG COUNCIL I�:ETING OF
oc�roBE�z 1�, 19�8
I�tayor Kir}:ham called the Special Public Hearing Couneil IZeeting
to order at 8:00 P.M., Oc�:ober 14, 1968.
PLEDG}� OF ALLEGIA,�'QCc.:
Idayor K�rkham requested the audience to stand and join the Council
in saying the Ple�ge oi Allegiance to i:he Flag.
ROLL C�LT� •
MET�3ERS P�ESENT: Kirkham, Liebl, Samuelson, Sheridan,
Harris (Arrived at 9:]_0 P.M.)
NLCidBZ:RS ABSENT: None
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
Mayor �:ir:cham said that T_tem =;t6: Appointmen'c to Board of Appeals,
was to be laid over until the next regular nee-cing. He said that
there were two adclitions to the [�genda val�ich were:
It�m -�r9: Comrnunica�ion �rom James Hen�ley, Public Healih Sani-
tarian: F��esignation
Item �r�10: Coun�ty Court Space R�nta1
MOTIUN by�Councilman Liebl to adopt the Agenda as amended. Se-
conued by Councilman 5amuelson. Upon a v�ice vote, all voting
aye, Mayor �:irkham declared the motion caxried.
PUBLTC HEARTNG OL�? P�Z,ONTNG_ REQULS�l' Z,t7� +�68-10 & ZOA -'rr�68-10a)
TO CH�NGE 2 AIZ�AS r�Or�'t F�-1 TO P. U. ( i�12 : DUI�LpF�Y ):
P�tayor �:ir}�am zead the Public Hearing Notice to the audience, and
asked the City Engineer to give a shor-c e��planation of the Plan-
ning Conuna.ssion's recommendations. The City Engineer said that
the P_lanning Commission has held a Public Hearing on the request
for zezoning these 2 areas trom P.-1 to Planned Development. He
expla-ined that the Planning Commission �elt that this request
should be a�proved and included unc�er the PD District so the
Council could control �he use of these parcels a1so. Under the
present zoning the developer could use the land far parking as
he wished, withou,t the control oi the Council. He shov�eci the
areas in ques'cion on the screen for the in�or:nation o� the
audience. H� reminded the Council that they had received a peti-
ta.oz� against this and all rezoning in this area previously.
SPECIAL PUBLTC HEEIRING NIEETiNG OF TIi�: COUNCIL, OCTOBEfi 14, 196�3 PAGE
t�iayor Kir}cham called for ob j ections from the audience.
V7yman Smith was present representing the people in the area of the
Planned Development District, and said that a group o� neighbors
had go-cten together �vi�h him last Friday. He said that it is his
und�rstanding that -L-his request is in addition to the original
PD. He said that in this area there are all single family resi--
dences and when the people bazght there, the land was zoned �or
R-1. He saia that they �aere very much concexned about the effect
of thi� Pll due to the increase of traffic, noise and many more
children. He saic� that the Supreme Court has aelved into this
problem oL multiple dwellings next to single family residences,
anu there has been some concern with heal'r.h and the security of
the people living in residential areas. He said that they are
also concerned about property devaluation, and there is also the
question of roads, sanitary sewer systems, and the prablem of
whei.her th�ey are adequa-ce to take care or a much more densely
populated area. Fie said that this ha� come about since these
people bouc�ht their homes and they teel 'chat this rezoning does,
in effect, take away their property without compensation.
, Mr. Gary Pe�rson, ?.81 Ely.Street,
before. There were notices sent
although he di� receive a copy oi
He said that he thoughL tha-t this
that it would seem to him tha-� wh�
there must be some sort of planni:
areas, business areas, indus�rial
when he bouc�ht his hoz�e the lancl �
that the Plansiing Commission and �
duty in not preven�.ing th� s spot ;
He said that it wou]_d seem that a
place for an apartment house, rat7
said tha-c tlie peopl� in this neigl
said that he has ga�e over this
�ut, bu�t he did not receive one,
the �lanriing Comr►ission Minutes .
cons-c.itutes spot zoning, anc
n a City scarts develo�ing,
g to allo�� iox residentia?
areas, etc. He saicl thaic
as P.-1. He sai d that ha feels
ouizcil are derelict in zheir
oning, as it is detrimentaZ.
business area would be a better
er th an an F-1 districto He
borh'ood did not need anv addi-
I..LV11c1.L Sii�NN.�iiy ictc.l,L 1 G1�S dS t�zare 1S a± reacty a g� OC�S'y S'GOx2
close by, and sho�L�ing centers ancl �nedical iacilities within 3
miles of this area. He said that he understood that it �aas
Councilman Samuelson's o�inion that -�he tax revenue to the City
would be much gr. e�,-�er than if � c remained as an R-�l c�istric-t,
however, this is not imp��tant to i:h� �eople immediately involved.
He said that as Councilman Samuelson is a builder, perhap, he has
a personal interest in this. He said that he undexstood that the
first concept was far tov�n.houses, but since f�nancing could not be
procur_ed, the apartme�t complex was devised. Nir. Pearson said
that he had heard �roin Mr. liurnphy, that the dev�loper coulci put
a parking lot on this land anyhow withou-c -L-he rezoning. Fie
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pointec� out that there is already an industria� area on the
rail:coad tracks eas� of the area, and he felt that if this is
permi-tted, it wauld be a gYietto area in 20 years, and that it did
not seem intelligen�. planning to put in a rnu?tiple dwelling area
cvithin 300' oi an R-1 District.
Piayor Kirkhara said that this Council is noz pushing this, but when
any good zoning ordinance is written, it must contain provisions
for any lanc? o���ner to atteinpt to rzzone his land, if he so desires .
He explained that this is simply a Public Hearing and the Council
will not be passing judgernent at this time.
Councilman Samuel_son said that he has had no contac-c ��ith Nir.
Dum�hy, and the in:�erei�ce �haz he could gair� a contract is out
oi order and he requestec� ihat further in�erences such as this
please be discontinued.
� Mr. Jerry Potts, 8066 Ruth Street, said that he objecteu to t his
change of plans which vaould allov�� P.D. and the shopping center.
-. He said that this would increase the children in an area �vhere
� there 3s alreac�y a,lack oi adequate parks and playgrounds. He
poinL-ed out that in business areas it seems that there is always
the problem of paper blovaing ab,�ut. He also pointed out the
� problem of the tra:�fic congestion as thzs would add perhaps
100 - 200 more cars, ancl trc-re is alxeady a problean o� get-ting
onto �ast River ;oad . He said tYiat he mus'c ok� j ect b�cause he
� �ee1s that not much c�nsideration has been given to the adjacent
property owners. He said that he mus� also object as when he
bought his proper'�y, ii: was R-1 in the area, ancl there was no
� zoning map showing anythiny but R-1. fIe fe� t that properLy
values would decrease wa.ih anything bu-c R-l.
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T�Ir. ,•,illiam I'orst�r, 29g �ly Sireet, said that he lives on the
corner of E1y and P.u'ch Stree�, He saic� tha� it was brought up
at the P�.anning Corrli-�iss�.on tZeeta.ng the �ac� that the price o� a
persons property a�ter a� z,partment cornp]_ex gaes in comes down
5/ - 10; . He as7�ec�i ��rho will make up �che c�iirerence the individuals
wi11. lose on their propexty. He asked Councilrnan Samuelson, �ahy,
since he is their Counci_lman, he is not more concer.ned. Council-
man Samuelson ans�•�ered -that he did no� i�eel that he had to say
ei�cher yes or no, un-til ai�er the Public Hearing. Mr. Forster
aske� how much wilJ_ i-� cos-L- to pu� in se���er ior i:he apartment
house. Nlayor k;ia�]cham ans��aered that any�hing requested by the
a�ar�ment com�lex and bene�it�ing them, ���ould b� assessed to them.
He said that whenever assessments are made, they are only on the
ben�zitting property. D�Ir. Forster as7ced abou-i� signal lights,
and how rnuch they ��ould cost. The City Engineer estimated about
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$34, 000 . Mr . Forster as7;.ed �aho would �ay �or them. Councilman
Liel�l ansvae-red that since �ast River I:oad is a County P�oad,
� coula be � id by the Ccu nty and 2 by i:he City. �he City
Engine�r add�d that as to the question aboui. the sewer, o� course
there would be more sewage with an apartrnent comnlek, hoti<�ever,
the line would not have to be redes:igned as it is an 8" line now
and adequa�e fo-r any local areas. Counc�.lman Liebl said tha� �:i?e
whole proj�ct is assessed the same, as thez� would be more sewage
going through the pi�es Lrom the apar�men-c house, they �aould have
to �ay more. He po�.n�ec1 out to the audien�e that the r�la,jor
por-tion oi the rezoning has already c�one �hrough, and this hearinc�
is only on 2 small areas and these are the areas which we should
be tal3cing about. The Ci'cy Enc�ineer ad�ed -�hat �the Ordinance v�as
passed 1�Iarch 2�r, 1967 and 15 days ai�cer pu'olication, it became law.
T�Sr. ��orster said tha-c the people on the balcony o:E the apartment
would be able to look righ'c do�an on his house. The Ci�cy Engineer
saic� that �here will be anofiher Public Hearing for the purpose
of app�.oving the �inal plans, and that would be the time to
discuss this problem. A� . Forster said that he vaished to sta�e
that he is not ior the rezoning nor the cornplex. AZayor I;irkham
explained again tha�t the major portion of the_land has a_lr�ady
beezz zoned to i�.D. and it is 1aw. 2�Ir. Po�tts said t'nat he ob-
j ec ��d to any cliange � n-�'ne 2 areas in question and he ob j ects
to the whole P. D. Dis �rict . t�layor I:irkr am pointed out tha-t the
2 areas �n c�uestion �a�e -�he areas sho���m on the map with diagonal
hash marks, and this is the only portion tha�L- can be considered.
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i•Zrs. 5tan P��or�•c};o, 228 E1y Street, said that she felt tha-t i:he �
co�n:~nunity must stand iirr;l on this small re�oning to protec-c
their interesLS. She said that these a-re their homes where they �
live. .
t•ir. :��illiam Young, 8Z21 Ruth CircJ_e, said -tha-t he realized tha-t the
major poriion ai the lanu has already been zoned to P.D. �Ie said
tha�:. he received a� e�c-c.er ��� the tii��e oi the rezoning with -�he
nam� a� Sch.roecier on tlie Hear�ng Not�ce. F?e said thaL he went
�o tre Planning COi?1i11iSSi0�1 Public �Iea?�-�ng ancl it was his under-
s�tanding �rozn t•Z.r. �chroeder tha-c �ra'na-L- �x�as being considereci �,��re
toV�n hous�s, �•�i-ch jus�c a sma11 apartrneiz� cornolex. He saa.d tha�
he fe1.� that he and h�,s neigh7�oxs vaer.e con�irrnec� in this beliei
by th� fac-c t'nat T•-Lr. Schroec�er o�,�ne� and 1_ived in an e�;pensive
horne in the area.
Councilmari Sheridan saac� tlzat the P1�.n.zz;nc� Co�nmission recomnencled
a�p-roval and sug �es �.ed �:.hat the Counci?: reqv �st P�1r . Dumphy supoly
proo� o�= �urcnase o� �.he J_anc; in ques�c�_on: I-Ie as�.ec� , T�Lr. . Dumphy ii
he has czone this. Pfii:. Dur�r:�hy said i:ha-�: he has tYie p�pe:�s wi'ch h:�m.
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i-Ie said that tne o��rn�r o.� i.he s���L; on on I3uy�o Stree-� had been
kil? ec�, so he had �o c�eal with the esi:a'c�, r�u-c tha� this has been
set--cled. In th� o-cher sec-cion, I�ots 32� anc: 33 had b�en lying
do?-man�, anc� he haG -L-rou'�J_e loca-i�ii�g �che o���n�x. Ha����ver, he
four�c th� c�•aner in Sun Valley, Cali-=orn? a and has since purchased
�his �roperty.
Councilman Samuelson asked AZr. Dumphy 'co give a brie� descrip-tion
of his proposed land use Lor these areas� P�Lr. Dumphy said that -�he
soi�i:h area ���ill be used as parkir.g sL�ace and to pro�ide a bufier
a;�ea Lo the residents, ancl the norch area wi]_1 give access to
Huc�o Sireet anci will be used to provic?� ac�di�� onal_ parring area.
A�ir. Ralph Oi-cicer, 315 �-i�ug�o Strce'c, said that he had followed
i.his irom its incep-cion. Th� firs-L- PZanning Commission Tf�nuzes
indicai.ec� that til:. Schroeder was the �?e-ci-cioner. Up un-L-i1 the
�izne o�.� ihe ac�tual r�zor_ing, Sc1z-ro�der �•�as on z11 the recorus .
I3e understancls thai. NL . DumL�hy di� have t�t1e to the pro�e.rty.
�;e said tha-c �h� ?�1.anning Coi< < ission has recor��er.ded apL�rova� o�
i:hese ?_ areas ior rezoni.ncJ as Ific. Duin��h1 could pu� in a Ulac7.-
-coL �ed �ar7iing 1o�c anyho�c•a. FIe saiu ��ha-c he did no-i� �eel i.ha�. .che
U1ann�ng Commission and Council we-re u:U�.?"� thai. IfIr. Dumpliy also
o�-r�.; ra�re � and in this ar. ea anc� �aoizdered ���h1-c �•�ov? d prevent ��Lr .
rur�lL�hy �=rom ac?�� � ng on rno?-e and �nx e 1_and into the �. D. District
in a snaU�-r�al_ling e_�=-L-ect, such as ne�.�. yea�, raaybe submitting
axzother request o:;: -�h7 s s�me nature to ��e added to the Dis�ric-c.
He ie]_-c tha� �chere shou?c? b� sorn� kinc� oi cu.r�.ai1?ng o� -�h�
amoun�� w'nich coutd go in-co -chis Distfici. IIe said tha-t �ehen
i.111S ��Ic�.S originall.y G�i'! SCLISS2C � ��'l.e 1C�Aa. WJc"IS i�own houses, btli. ���hen
iinancing coulcl not be ob�aa_ned, i�t �,•�as casually �ro�ped and the
apar'crnen� c�in��12X iornu7_a�Led. �
trZr. �ear�an saiu iha�c he �e1t that the ori,�ina1_ pl_an wa.th •town
houses anc� Lly Street ending� in a cul-ue-sar_ ��oui_a have been a
n�_ce addi�ion, i� �aoui c� 1_007� l.ike resic�en-c� al pro��erty. Notia, he
woald 1 il�e to se� it as an F.-1 Dis-tric��.
Counci?_rnan I�ieb1 sa�.cz -cna-c he has no-c seen the plans. They came
be�ore 'r.he Council a:hou-� z year anc� a half ago, bu-c since then
t'nere �ie-r_e so;ne chancJes made, and he �e� � i.ha�c he would have to
. see i�he I�lan:> j_n oruer io make a maLUi: e anc� com�eien� j udgemeni .
C�uncilman Sheriu�n saic� ��hat �he �oho1_e �rogxam was brough� �n
in 19G�. �.I�he ��roposa�_ now ?_s some�L-hinc� very d� �ierent than wha-�
the original �roposal t��as. jl?t�z an� ���:JJ1.'�le changes �n this
pro�osat, the peaple st3.11 too7c �_n gooc? = ai-ch that it �•�ould st� 11
be �����n hou�es ��hich zhey ��a�e �•�_C11ing ��o acr.e�-c. He said that he
cculn i�ee1. ���hai. the p�ople are now goi_ng �r.hrouyh, ancl until such
tim� as h� can see i.he p�_ans he woui c1 i�e unab].e to make a judgemen-t.
SPECI��L PUBLIC HE1�:LNG P�JIELTING OI' OGTO�ER 1�=, Z968 pAGE 31
Councilman Samuelson poin'ced out thai: ii �he anplication had been
made under I:-3 z�nin�, the Council could not have stoppec? him,
but under Planned Develo�raerit the Counci� s�l-.ill has contro_t and
the ric�h-c t� rev;e�� i;he ��lans, �hereby prov?ding proter_tion of
�he peo;?le's in-teres-cs.
P1lr. Young saic? -L-hat he iel�. tha� it should revert bacY to P,-1,
as the �lan was sold on the basis of b�ing toian houses, then late-r
changed over �o apar�.n�t°nt houses, the�-eiore, �he V�hole rezoning
shoutd rever-c bac7� to what it was o-ric�inall j. I�Iayor F;ir}-�ham saicl
th��� the ordinances are set up so that any h��ne o��ner can apply
for a zoning change, and the Council canno'c a-rbitrarily change
bac]L .
Mr. Cur-cis ��?alberg, 265 Ely Street sa�a i:hat they ].ive about 200'
from -chis compleX and he iel�� that Counci� man Sheridan summed
up ��ha�c they i elt nicei y. A member o�� the auc��_�nce asked Caunci i-
rnan Samuelson if he <<�ouZcs like zo live ac_ross t'ne stree� srom
a comoJ ex such as th7 s. Councilman �a�n�zelson saic� that he migh-�
no� li7�e it, bu� tha-t, he would not ob j ec-c, ancl he ���ould question
any iinancial loss.tha�c �he people have been talYing about having
to -ca]�e. Mrs. Morit7��o asl�ed Councilman Samuelson how much ac1-
van-cage, tax-wise woulc� there be i n ihe aL�ar-cment complex over
R-.l . Councilman Samuelson answered a�ou-�. 3 t-� mas as much per
acre. .
Mr. Po�ts asY.ea whai:. a��ou�� the schools, as there would be rnore
children. Mayor �:ir.�ha?n said tha-t �]zer_e are less children of
scho�l age in apaz-�men�i: houses �han in residential areas. T�•7hen
questioned on this, he said tha-i: these �a�ze no� his statistics,but
hac� come Lrom the scho�Zs .
AZrs . Jack Yal:1 ic1•3 said thaL she was concerned about the schoo� s.
She said that �t�he buses are over.cro�,�dec{ now. She said i�ha-t two
years ago the%r chi�.dren had to ba bu:�ec7 across the river �.o go
to sc'nool, noz-� the�� r ne�v school is corapJ_e-i:eci, and she did not
wan� �o see i-� YJ�COlilE overcrowc3eca. She also poini.eu out tha�c in
'chis c�ay and age near?_y everyone has two cars, vrhich vaould make
more conges-tion.
A3,r. F°7yrnan Smit'n said tha-� probably the hancj-up is adju�tinc�� a P,D.
Disira.c-i�. in�.o an r-1 Discrict corn�.or-i:a7��y. He said tha'c these
peoj�le �elt that they coul� live wi�ch a Lo�an house type a�_ develo��-
ment, �ut v�ere no�� ap�rai s�c1 0� -�he c��a;:� �� i;., plans whiclz v30L1I_C�
azi ect �th� density oL the area consir�e�a�1y. He said that he
agr�ed ��aii.h -iyhe Mayor in that an ordinarzce must al]_ow any land
owner tlz� right to apply �or a zoning change, and also appreciated
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the fiact that wi-L-n �.D. ther� is a. grea� c�e:Jree o� fZexibil_ity.
lh is is what is concernin� the�e peoPle, iizey sit bacY in their
homes, -chin]cing that Lheze ���ill be a-cown house type oi develop-
ment, •�hen upon i� nc�i.n, ou-� that it is to be apartmen-ts they are
L���derstandably u�sa�., und conzused as �o �v1�iaL can and can noL
go irnco a P.D. Dis�ric-t. He said tha-c -chese people have a good
comrnuni ty area there and these people a-re -_eariul that the com-
ple�> will chanc�e the charac-�er o� their neighborhood . He said
tha�c he would agree �vi�i:h Councilman Sarnu�lson that an apartment
complex would increase the tax base, bu�� it se�rn�d to hinl �.hat
there is already enough P--2 anci R-3 areas to be deve?oped, and
ve-ry li�tle R-1 1_ei�.
P�ir. �u��lpn.y said tha�c �he original plan sho���ed to�an houses, then
it �r�as �ound �ha-c �chis ���ould be inadvisable, so this nev�� plan
was caevised, which �•.=en�� ihrouc;h the norinal channels and ai proved
by Council. FIe sa�d -'cha-c the people have been talking abou-c i:he
whole a-rea b�iny R-1, bu-� ��his is no'c -che case as al� oi Fair-
mont Circ].e was �,or.ed C-1-S. �°then he tried to geL financing,
he :cound �hai. i-t cottJ_G no-c be done as �l�.e -towr� houses would �ace
the backs o� the shop1�in� areas.. - This is why the plans were changed.
Nir. Dumphy wen�� -L-o -c�ze rnap and poin-�ed ou-c a por�cion oi Bourc?eaux
Sprinc� Brook Ac�di�ion �(:ha-�: would be lanc?-1ocYed, and this is ��hy
tne adc!itional 1�e{ues-c -conight, to �ai.n �cce.�� co Hugo Szreet. He
said th� �ie thin,�s � �3zis � s a c�ood plan and utiliz�s the l�lnc?
:����Ler Lhan unaer i:he ��:o-rrner zoninc� be:�ore i:.he Planned DeveloL�-
men�c wen� . through. Iie saic tha�c par�L- o:� -the ].�nd �•�ill be kep�
na-cural anu tn.at there ai:e provis� ons :�or ��u-�=iers for -che people.
hs. "t,orster as7�ec� rL�-. Samuelson i� he had peen up into th_,'_s area
'co i_oo]ti it o�Jer. CQUnca.lm�.n Sa�nuel�c�� ,�azd thaL he had been up
there many times, anc7 haci been throu�;l�. �.he z-rea since �l-.he si.ree-cs,
curbs and ,utters have ;��en put in.
t�1:c. S-tanley i�lorii.];o, ivla.�. Jerry Po-4ts anc! :�e-_m�L �Peigen said LhaL
� � they l��ad not rece;_ved no-cices . �i� yor I:iri�izain said if tlzey 1.a.veu
wztlzin 300' , they shoulc have receiveu -chem� un1_ess they went to
a con�L-xact .�or deed holc�er. P�ix. S-canley I�'iori-cl�o asl�ed when -chis
� ���ill be br_ ou�ht b�ck. P�Iayor ICirlc'nam �.old him �hat it v�ouZd be
bac7� at the next T,1ee��in� .
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T�70"'ION by Councilman Szn�ael son i:o c1os� f:he Public Hearing on the
Ree�ozzin:� RequesL ZOA ;;=6&-10 £: GOA ;�68-101� -�o change 2 areas i:rom
R-1 -to �lanneci Developrnen-c by NIr , �7um�1,y }:�e c_losed . Secoi�der', '�v
Counci�! rnan Liebl , Upon a voice vote, a?_J_ vo-cincj aye, blayor �
I,ir�Cilc�.111 ueclared tne m�L:i.on carried. •
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PIJB "L�C FiFA�:TNG OD7 V��CATIO�I P.��?U�ST SAV �;-60-05 24' SERV�C�. DRIV�
�ASEI%i�IJ1 t�^�ES�I� AD,TD k'E�'•_'A�7�i�L �1�0 E�'�.ST F.IVl�i'. F.01J: SP�Zi2 L�D?U�3Ei2G)
COUNCILl u�i� ii�'.�:IS ARI'�.iV�D AT 9:10 P. T�2.
Iviayox I:irYham reau ihe Public Hearinc� I�To� ice to the auc�aence, ancl
as]ced 'ch� City Engine�r ;or a briei run-cioti�n. The Ci�ty Enginecr
s«i� that as �he Counci? is aware, this is c'iirectly in a_ront o�
the area xec�n�.? 1 rezoned �:.o P.-3 , in Bo'p' s Produce area . �i�hey
are dec3icating 13' on th� eas'cer_ly po:�tioiz o:� their property.
The det%elopexs a: ihe apartm�nt com�lel� have submitted plana 'co
the �uildinc� S�andards - Desi�n Coiztral �L�cor��-nittee ior t:neir
develo�mv��� in this area. Iie said -tha�: he ��JOUld SLiyLjeSt holc�ing
up �che 2nd xeading oi the o-r_uinance, ii the Council �r�ishes to
ap�rove it, un�c�Z �inal pl.ans are appra�ed i�r the area bea.n�
uevel opec�. He said tha� there v��ill be six lanes of �raffic on
Eas-t River Roaa ana �hat �L-Yze City woulc� be �=�iving up 2�' road
easement, and the cleve� o1��-rs oF the cornple<> �?re deec7ing back i 3'
ior stree-L- right ot ��ay .
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Councilinan LieU1 said that Judge_ Johnson is interestec7 in ��ho
�aill be p�ying for this s-�ree�t cio�an '�y his house. T�Lr. Jirn Gi�abs �
exp:Lained i.o JuucJe Johnson i:hat �-aha�L- is �eir:c; uiscussea is f.he
vac�.tia;z o� an ease��nent 'r�ut it does no'c go in�co the �udc�e's
properi.y. As the p� �ns are ncw, they E-70L1.�.C1 not afiect the Jud�e's �
proper�y. The Cizy Engineer said that �his �_s jusL a re-adjust-
raen'c oi �ast Fiver Ro�.d ra.ght oi ��ay anu �•aould not change the �rai:�ic
pa�tern i� i.r e JLZC�g e' s ar ea . �
Councilman Samuel son as].ed what the s�ta-cL?s o�: the intersec�cion
is ��ith -the Coun-ty no�°�. `i�he Ci.ty Ln;ineer s�i.d thaL i�hey want
Lhe Ci�cy to ge� Lhe righ� or way and the Ci�Gy �•�ants them to. .__
Thia is the problem, to acquire t'ne necessary rirht ot ��ay. This
would be one s-tep ccwarcl the i�otal ini:ers�:c-cion plan. Council.man
Lie'�l as}>eu ubou�L- �ch� Ge?^�Z2n pro�er-c.y. Councitrnan Samuel.son
pointed out �har. IL'iurphy U-� ? Com�any '.�ac,ced ou'c on their co�;lmi��t-
rnen�l: to I�L . Ger�zen. Cour�cilr��an Lieb? saic� �c'nat Lhe Council was
al�•;ays 4•�illins to cool�e�;ate e�ii'n I'�-r. Gex'�czen and i�iurphy Oa.l Co.
The Ci-L-y ; ncin�er saic� thu�� this is Lhe �•ray U�e caould like �o have
the plan, and -�his was �he in:� oxrnaui.on �L oviGed to T•�.r . Gex'�tzen
anu the I4uxphy oi? Co�.npany representa-civcs .
MOTION by Counci)_nan Lieb� to cJ_ose the Pu��lic Hear_i. ng on the
Vacation Rec�uest (SAV -;;�Go-05) 24' S:c�-rvice Dx:�ve Laseinent, t�;es-c
ana Parallel to EGst �.ivex �:oaci Reques c�d by i�ir•. Lindberg .
Seconded by Counca_l.rnan S«i:iue_1_son. Upon a �o7ce vote, all voting
aye� r,ayor I;ir];ham c,eclared the motion carxa.ed unanimously.
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PUBT�IC �IE��R_i.I�G O�� 12' ALI�EY VACA�rzoil �:L�?U�:S�i' BLOCI: B HYDE
PL��t: AllD�.`.L'TOLJ: (I�i2. P�'IcI"��Ti�T) _
tZayor Kirkharn xead i:he PL?]�1ic IIearing Tlotice Lo the audience.
The City Eizginee?� saici f-.ha-c the Counci 1 has had this problem
bG�io:t'e -L-hei�1 c�ui�e a ie��� .times. �-Ie showed the dxainage area for
Bloc}� 8, Hycie Par]: �cac�i�c�_on on the screen. Iie saic3 tYiat �he
Ci�y I�Ianac�er had made a co:n�le�c.e study oi this and has given the
Council a report on the possii�le clzo7 ces the Council has avail-
able.
'I'he Ca.ty Enc�ineer e<n�_a; ned Proposal ;�1. whic'n v�ould be to open
the a11ey and provide LYie ir�l�tovemen-cs, �hereby makin� tne
parJcinc� in the rear, iron-c yard ienced ior a playing area ior
chiluren, and a11ey access :�or trash cans. He said that i.he
people on the eas�, s-±c�e oL the alley have a1_so fenced oi� par�
the a11ey. In the no�:-ch end there is a c�araye �>>hich was built
�-` into the alley easeraen-�. He said that i-c ��as build contrary
to che plans su:F�r�i-c�ed to the Buildin� xns;oec-cion repartrmnt
tvJO y�ars ago.
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In ��ie Proposal ;;-2, Lhe rear yarc� �aoulc7 re��Zain �eneed -� or a
children's play area, bu-� froni: yard par}..�ng would then have to
be required. Unc�er L'na s p1 an, the only persozz �aith a pro}�lem
woulc7 'oe 6003 2nc� Stree��, who ��•�oulu neecl �.n aceess �rom the
a11ey i:o his paL);ing :in -�he 'oack. �lr'he Ci-Ly r�ianayer added that
there woutd h�.v� io be iron-c yard pa_rking ror the Lrree a��ar�c-
ment houses on Niain S�'ree� as �ne buil_ctinc;s are too close to
proviue dr � vet,aays be�c�,•; een thern. .
Counci7_man Samu�lson as7:ed ii the tha:ee a�ar-crnen-cs, G035, 60?l,
anu 60� 0 are a11 o��med 'ny �he sarae person. The City Enc�ineer
saic� Lha-t there ��ve:� e se`parai:e o�,,�riers .
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Couzici]_man �Iarris po-�xzced ou�c that whe� iYiain �treet is im�roved,
the City �nroulca r�o-� �,��anz a lon�� curb cu-c in�o t'ne �ar)ting lo�L-s.
Councitman Samuelso�� as7�e�� ii there was any urgency. The City
Engineer said that P•ir. ilc:i,ain ���ants -L-o have this resolved one
�r�a�� or ano�l��er, ancl tha�� this problem i_:� oL 1on:� s�andinl. Council-
man Sc'1111UC'.�_5011 as,�ec� ;;= -chis lias been :o,ou;ht to the at�en-�ion o-�
the pJ_ailner stud�Tinc� IIyc;e park. Couneilman Har-ris as)ced I�L�. McLa?n
whiciz ptan he ��3ou1c� pr.e�er. Pyir. i�ic7�ain ans��reteu that he caou�d be
a��re�abl� �co �calc� iz�� hi� sizare or �li� 12' a11 ey ���ha.ch would l�e 6' ,
bu�c �that tl�.is �-a�u? d necessi�ta-L-e 600� 211d S-cree�� blac}�copping his
shure oT 'cne a7.]_ey for ac�c�ztional p�.x;;; ng and he would tYien have
to have access i�om 2�1c� ;tree-L-. The Ci-cy i�ianac�er agreed that the
own�?_ o�:: �00� 2r�c� S�c-ree�c �•�ouid neeci to do sorae adui-i. i onal t�orJt.
5PECTE�L PTJBL.7_C H�i3t�IZdG P�:C�l'�NG OF OC`T'OF:�R J.�1, 1.96�3 PAGE 35
Cou;lci_lrnan :t,iebl saa.c� 'cha�. he has a pe��i-�� on signec� by about 80i�
o� L1ie peo��.� on �he ali_ey agains-c openzng ancx improcin�j the a11ey.
�13�':L�'TO% ;`33-�.96� � ��G�'�i_TJS'r O��EiQsN� t��I�D _:�r��ROVING ALT�r,Y
EOT�I-L�?I:3i�TJ t3y 60`;:l"j �-3�'::.',i`7Ui� Oi� 'J'H� SOU lil,___olS'1.'._AV���NU�; OLT Tki�,' i�0 �TH,
2ivD J�'�i�l',L1' C�Iv �i''rI� �:�5'i' r��D i%k�IT�I ::��J'i��i,`_I.' O?�7 �i��iE t•7L�1:
TVIOT�oiv by Counci7 raan Liebl -co receive PetiLion ;-r33-1968 . Seconaed
by Councilman Sarauelson. Upon a voice vo-�e, all votiny aye,
Mayor Kirkham declared �clze ra�tion carried .
M:c. Clza-r? es 13eliveau, �_10 6J s-� Avenue N.L., said tha-4 iy 'cYie
a11ey carne �ch:couc�'n i'c �•aoul.cz be -i:oo close -�o -�he beciroorn �>>inc�ows .
Counc:i.l.inan Lieol cor�tnen-�ed i:ha�L I�I.r. Bei iveau has solved ��is
par)�ing problems by lzi�ns�? z.
M1:. Gi3�:�� expla�.ned �.ha� ii tlze a1l�y ti�aas closed oi:� down -to
the nor�herly line o� 7�o�cs 14 and 17 -�h�re woulcl be no problern,
bu�� i� it ���as ci osecl o�=�. al1 �i.he ��aay, i�c �vould necess:i.tate
conde��na�ion. He saa.d �c�ia'c it is a ma-i�•r.e�� o� �_a��a thai. Lliis al�ey
is r,o��� open, and i� �he C:_-�.y wa.shes �o clo �e ii�, uhey could
p�sa:�7�ly leave tYiemselves op�n to a la�•�sui'c iar 'ca7:ing awjay #:he
access to 6008 2nd S-i�ree��, unless -che o.��er o�: 6008 2nd Si.ree�i:
t,»u�_c� zgree -to �•raive -c�ieir ri�jli-t i�o -cliis access and provide
access �rom 2nd S'cree•c .
P�Lr. Beliveau said 'cha� 'ne uid not rece�ve a 1eL-cer ab�ui. this
m��-��_nc� . Councilraan Lie7�_t sa5.d tnai. he hacs seen tYie 1e�ct�rs seri�c
out and dic7 no-� kno�a ti�ahy he did not receive his, as he had seen i�.
I�`�O�i�:CON �y Councilman H�Lris i.o close ��he PubJ.ic Heariny on the
) 2' Alley Vac�.tion Rec�ues-c, B1ock 8, Iiycle Par7� .�ddi-cion requea-L-ec�
by I:Ir. T�2cLai.n. �econd�u }�;I' Councilrnan ; am�ae*son. Upon a voice .
vo-ce, al? voting aye, �-iayor F:i:�kharn declar_ed the mo�cion carried
unan-� mously . '
i�1�ri'.�Oi�7 '�ay Councilrnan T�ie:oJ_ �to u-� rec'c the Adrn? nistraLion to zsk
-che o�,aner o�� 600�3 ?.nd S-L-reei� to sign ax� ac�reemen-L- waivinc� h� s right
to access �Lhrough the a11ey i.o 60th F�ven�a�, a_n rei.urn he vaoulc�
ge�i: the adci:i.-cioxzal 6' o-� the alley, anc� to provide access zo his
parking l�i: i:com 2nc� S-cre���. Sec�nc?�d by Councilman Samuelson.
Upon a voice voc�, a11 vo-cing �ye, T��Iayor 1::�_r):�zam declaxec� the
mot�_on carx;_eu unan_,'_rnousJ_y.
`l�he City Lnc�in�er poin���c� out cYiat the o�,vners oi the i.hree apar�:-
rn�n�: hc�uses ��ould lzave -�o corne xn and apo� y ior a ���aiver oi the
ordinance to permi-c �lze i�:ar�t yard par7�ing. I�iayor ��ir7charn acsre€c�,
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and Conunented that as they axe already in violation of the ordznance
they really do not have much choice. The City Engi.neer said that
these should be blacktop�ed parki.ng:_ spa.ces with curbing on their
awn property and only with 20' driveway curb cuts. Councilman
Liebl said that if th� apartment house owners got together there
would be enough parking.
PUBLTC H�At2ING ON FINAL PLAT {P.S, �;68-05:� GREAT NORTHERN RATL-
WAY REGTSTERED �,AND SURVEY. (.SE CORNER OF I. 694 AND EAST RIVER
ROAD :
The City Engineer said that the Council has received a petition
for sanitary sewer, water, and storm sewer services to serve
Plywood Minnesota and have chosen to go through all the legal
channels. He then passed out a preliminary report prepared by
Comstock aizd Davis, Inc., Consulting Engineers. He said that
they were contemplating doing only a portion of the worlc at this
time. He said that the basic plan shows the lines and a lift
station. There was some discussion on how deep the lift station
should be bec�use of the question of whether the area to the
west would someday want to connect. He said that the total
cost of the project is $420,000 to serve the whole tract and
the cost to serve the Plywood Minnesota area is $160,000, fcor
sanitary sewer, water and storm sewer.
Councilman Harris asked if in laying this out, the Railway Co.
is not thinking of going through this in sicages. Mr. Glenn
Shaw, 175 East 4th Street, St. Paul, said that the petition
was for installing the services, but that he did not wish to say
all are going in, as they may not. He said that this Registered
Land Survey was designed for great flexibility. He said that
he had agreed to design the road with the loop-back at the south
access. The roads wi11 not be dedicated initially, just as it
becomes necessary, whi,ch is an item the covenants cover. Ti�hen
the Registered Land Survey is complete, we can just petition
for improve}anents in additional areas as they develop.
Counci�man Liebl said that the City has been lenient with the
Gr�at Northern Railway Company. Mr. Shaw said Thank You to the
Couxicil and a�.so to the City Engineer for h is help. He said that
Great Northern Railway pays a good share of real estate taxes.
He said that all the requirements have been followed, except that
the roads will not b� dedicated before registering.
Th.e City Engin�er said that the basic plan has been shown to the
Planna�ng Comma.ssion and the Counci.l, and that he has been working
with �he Railwa� Company. He said that he felt strongly that the
permanent access to the tract should be ai: the south end. There
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will be a signal at the south leg of the intersection of East
River Road and I. 694. He said that he had requested them to
provide a loop-back at the south access so that it would be
about 250' east of the intersection. Th is they have agreed to
do. He said that he felt the temporary crossover for Plywood
RZinnesota should never be a permanent one, and if and when signals
are installed at the south end, the access for Plywood Minnesota
should then be closed. °
Mr, Shaw said that he had written a letter to Anoka County and
they have indicated to him that this intersection is satisfactory
to them. He said that there is stacking room for one truck. This
north access is over � mile from the south access. He said that
the Railway Company could not agree to put a loop-bac]c there also,
as they are reaching the limit of funds available, and that they
are appxoaching the point where this proposal would not be market-
able. Mayor Kirkham commented than when the north access becomes
a traffic hazard, it must be closed up. Mr. Shaw said that the
projected traffic figures show that in 1985 there will be less
traffic on East River Road south of I. 694 than-there is on
Una.versa.ty Avenue going past City. Hall ra.ght now. It may be
possible that there will never be a signal necessary. Council-
man Harris pointed out that the State and County would be making
that decision.
Councilman Harris asked if they would be willing to wrate into
the covenants that the 2 parcels of land abutting the east-west
access road would connect onto the access road rather than the
service drive. The City Engineer said that he was not too happy
with this crossover pattern and would like to see some additional
pro�ection., such as the entrance from these tracts being back
from the intersection a certain amount of �eet. He said that in
the new ordinance being considered now the entrance would have to
be back 75`. The City Engineer said tliat he could work this out
with the City Attorney and Mr..Shaw.
The City Engineer brought up the question of the 5/ of land which
is to be used in som� way by public use and said that there will
be a well n�cessary and would like to have it in the south end
if possible. Mr. Robert H. Brokopp o� Great Northern Railway said
tha� they ccu ld not commit any speci�ic parcel of land to well use.
Mr. Shaw added that a)_though he did not care for gas stations, it
might become necessary to sell this parcel of land and agreed with
Nir. Bxokopp that this parcel could not be promised, although a.t
may �a�: poss zble at a later date . Mr . Brokopp said that the
drilling of test wells etc. is covered in this agreeznent and
that Great Northern Railway Co. has to be in total agreement with
everything also. He said that they must get this goa.ng as
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Plywood T�Iirinesota is being held up in their constructa,on, and
� that the test well drilling can be taken care of later. Mr.
Shaw said that the Company is willinc� ta let the City drill for
wells and erect a well house, but then they will not agree to
::t give any pa�k 1and. Councilma.� Harris said that he agreed with
the City Engineer and if a good well site is foun�, then we
should go to the Railroad Company for their agreement. TY:e City
� Engineer commented that under the new proposed zaning ordinance
the mina.mum building site is 2 acres.
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Mr. Brokopp sa�.d that this agreement has not gc�:e to the Great
Northern Railway for their approval yet .
The F?nance Director as7ced about Section E ot the agreement;
wherei� �t says that the City would partici�ate a.n the construc-
tion costs of providing sanitary sew�.r, water and storm sewer.
Mr. Gibbs said that ihis just means that anyone outside of the
R�gist�red Land Survey who ben�fits trom the services would be.
assessed. Mr. Shaw said that it seemed that a l2" water pipe
would be larger than they wou ld need and felt that if anyone
else benefits from it, they should be assessed. He said that the
sanitary sewer pipe is alAo vexy large and if anyone else benefits
such as the property across East River Road, they should be
assessed. Councilman Liebl told.him that this is standard City
practice.
Mr. Shaw pointed out that they want to put in prefabricated gum-
waod crossings across the railroad tracks. He said that it has
beez� found that they are far superior to concrete. He explained
that i� any later work is necessary it is very difficult with the
concrete, but with the preiabricated crossing all that is nece-
ssary is to unbolt the sections, then raise or lovaer the track,
or do whatever is necessary then bolt it back in place and this
makes a very nice crossing. This is a very new.concept in rail-
road crossings and is being used in Montana and Minnesota so far.
He commen�ted that L-he City of St. Paul has some like this.
The City Engineer suggested that if the Council has no further.
questions, they could direct the Administration to negotiate the
agreement with the Grea� Northern Raa.lway Company after the
Council gives the information they wish i.o the City Attorney so
it can be �orwarded to Great Northern Rai.lway Company for their
review and approval. Mr. Shaw said that he would estima.te that it
wou].d take their company a week or a week and a half to check it
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Mr. Richard Harris asked how, with this type oi development, we
can tell the Great Northern Railway Company a�igure of $420,OOQ
for development of water and sewer services. He said that some-
times these things raove along rapidly and sometimes very slowly.
He agreed that the need for P�ywood Minnesota is immediate and
there is no question about the $160,000, but the rest af the land
may not develop for 5 years, so how can the City guarantee that
it would not exceed $420,000. Nir. Shaw told Mr. Richard Harris
that Great Northern Railway always pays their assessments. Mr.
Harris said that his point was that he did not want them to come
back in 5 years time and say that the Council told them that it
vrovld cost them $420,000. He said that he would also question
Mr. Shaw's supposition that the traffic would be 7.ess in 1985
than it is in front of City Hall naw, as there a.s open land across
East P.iver Road and no one knows how this would develop. Mr.
Sha�a said that ir th is problem should come about, th�y would not
be creating it. He said that there is very little traffic
problems on East River Road below I. 694 exc�pt at the time of the
shift change for FMC. Mr. Harris said that outside o� FMC about
the only ot�,er customer that would want to use the 12" water
line would be N.S.S.S.D. and that they have a large parcel of Iand.
He pointed out that FMC has the�r�own water supply. Mr. Shaw said
that then they would not neec? a 12" ra.ain.
MO�:CON by Councilman Harris to close the Publa.c Hearirr� on the
Registered Land Survey (P.S. #68-05) requested by Great Northern
Railway Company, and that the agreement be brought back for
the November �th Meeting in its final form. Seconded by
Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vot�, all voting aye, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carxied unanimously.
MOTTON by Councilman Harris to approve the concept of the pre-
liminary Registered Land Survey dated October 10, 1968, subject
to further negotiatiorzs and future well sites. Seconded by
Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Kirkham decZared the motion carried unanimously.
Ntr. Shaw said that when the agreement is ready, he wanted to ■
emphasize that tl:e exact wording must be right, as if there is a
small change, it would have to go through the whole legal staff �
again. He said that it would take at least a week for their staff
to give their approval of it.
Councilman Liebl corunented that he was very in-::erested in this as
this is a very large in.dustrial park located in his ward. R
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back to the Great Norther::: Railway Company later telling them
exact figures. He said that the question i.s whether to put in
the lift station deep enough to serve the property on the west
sis.� e of East River Road.
Mr. ComsLOCk sai� that there was not too rctuch additional cost in
malcing tk�e lift station deeper. He said that F1�1C was included
in the Public Hearing. He said that the preliminary report
covers over 106 a�res and actually gives more than was petitioned
for, so that it could be used for other future development,
such as if FMC wishes to be i.ncluc�ed, the lii't station could be
lowered. He said that FMC does have some land below the flood
plain. He said that there was about an 1800' area which caa.ld
connect a:nto this lift station. Mr. Shaw said that in that case
it should be i.n the agreement that they would pay their share of
use_o� sanitary lirt sta�ion and use of the 12° line. Councilman'
Lie'Al e�:plained that this is a long range plan submitted by
Comstock and Davis.
Mr. Comstock said that there were two parcels at the south encl
oi the City getting water fro m the City of Minneapolis. There
is also a parcel owned ny the Railroad of about 200' - 300' wh ieh
could at some future time be developed. .
Mr. Brokopp said that� it seemed to their engineers that a 10"
line would 'oe su�'ficient and that it ��ould make a di:�ference of
about $30, 000 which migh-t be d.a.i�icult to explain to t'neir
company. Mr. Com�tock said that i� this was a complete City
project, the lin:es would be run and th� people assessed per assess-
able front foctage. Mr. Shaw said that he had no objection to
paying their �air share but thai: he cerLainly would ob j ect to
paying more. �,
MOTION by Councilman Liebl ta close the Public Hearing on Sani-
tary Sewer, Wai.er and storm Se��er Project -�,'�90 and direct the
City Engineer to see if FMC wished to be ?ncluded.
Mr. Richard Harris asked where the additional r.loney is going to
come from. Councilman Sheridan said maybe"from the utility��und:
Ms. Brokopp commented �hat $420,000 is a sizable amount. Mr.
Shaw said tlzat arter the contract is let, the entire anount could
be assessed. He did not want to pay $420,000 for utilities they
Yiad not requested. Councilma.n Sheridan said that the City will
not do that. Mayor Kir]cham pointecl out that this cost is if it is
done now, if the work is done in stages, tlie cost wau ld be assessed
in stages also. The City Engineer. sa�.c': that until the contract is
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let, the Company cannot be given actual figures. Mr. Shaw said
that he would get together with Comstock and Uavis and the
City Engineer_ on the secver problems .
Mr. Ken Y•nutson o� FMC said that his only reason for being here
is that he was i.ncZu�ed in the Public Hear:ing Notice mailing
list. ?�e said that there is some lana b oth on the west and east
side of East River Road ovmed by FP�IC. He said that they have no
plans for this land at �resent.
THE MOTION was seconded by Counci].man Sheridan. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried
unanimously. .
COMMUNIC�'1TTONa •
A. CONi:�TJ�7ICATION FROI�I ROTARY CLUB OF FRSDLEY REGARDING
DEV i LOPMENT O� A PI�.RK IN FRIDLEY
MOTION by Councitman Harris to receive the communication from the
Ro•tary Club of Fra.dley dated October o, 1968 and turn it over to
the Parks and Recreation Commission for th�a.r comments. Seconded
by Coun�ilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting:aye,
Mayor Kirkham decla-red th� motion carried unan�.mously.
B. COMMUNICAT20N FROM STATE OF MINNESOTA REGARDING PAR.CEL
OF LANA BESNG RELEASED TO PROPERTY OYaNER AND PORTION
BEING RELEASED TO CITY OF FRxDLEY
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the communication from the
State of Minnesota., .C.E. Burri]iL� District Enga.neer dated October
9_, 1968. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote,
a11 voting aye, Mayor Y.irY.ham declared the motion carried
unanimously.
C. JAMES HENSLI:Y�_PUBLIC HEALTH SANZTAPIAN• RESIGNATION
MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the letter of resignation
from James Hensley, dated October 10, 1968 and direct the Adminis-
tration to write him a letter of commendation f�r his fine work,
although he is a paid employee of the City. Second�d by Councilman
Liebl. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Kirkharn declazed
the motion carried unanimously.
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D. COUNTY O� ANOI'•1�: COUNTY COUP.T SPACE RENTAL
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MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to receive the letter from Bernard
E. Steffen, Anoka County Administrator dated October 11, 1968
and refer to the Administration for their review. Seconded by
Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all.voting aye, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT:
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adjourn the Me�ting. The motion
was seconded and upon a voice vote, a].1 voting aye, Mayor Y.a.rkham
declared the Special Public Hearing Meeting of October 14, 1968
adjourned at 11:15 P.M.
Respectfull.y submitted,
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Secretary to the Council
Jack O. Kirkham
May or
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ORDINANCE N0.
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AN ORDIN�NCE TO AMEND THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, ��-�°� .
MINNESOTA BY MAKING A CHANGE IN ZONING DISTRICTS �����
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The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows: ,}�///A' �f:� � 4` ,��s
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3ECTION l. Appendix D of the City Code of Fridley is ammended �<-`:�t
as hereinafter indicated. f� f�� � E--'
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SECTION 2. The tract or area within the County of Anoka and the
City of Fridley presently zonecl as R-1 and described
as follows: :
From R-1 (Single Family Dwelling) to PD (Planned
Development District) Lot l, Block 2, Bourdeaux's
Spring Brook Addition. Lots l, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6,
all in Block A, Riverview Heights, together with
the vacated street and that portion of the right
of way of the Minneapolis, Anoka and Cuyuna Range
Railroad Company that lies between the north line
of Lot 4 and the south line of Lot 1 extended west.
From R-1 (Single Family Dwelling) to PD (Planned
Development District) Lots 32, 33, 34 and 35,
Block 10, Spring Brook Park Addition.
All located in Section 3, T-30, R-24, City of Frid-
ley, County of Anoka, State of Minnesota.
Is hereby designated to be in the Zoned District
known as PD (Planned Development District).
SECTION 3. That the Zoning Administrator is directed to change
the official zoning map to show said tract or area
from zoned district R-1 (Single Family Dwellings)
to PD (Planned Development District).
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
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ATTEST:
, 1968.
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CITY CLERK Marvin C. Brunsell
Public Hearing: October 7, 1968
First Reading.:
Second Reading:
Publish.,,,.....
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Jack 0. Kirkham
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To ti:Thorn It I��ay Concrx•r.:
October 17, 1968
A,fiiants herebjr testify that they are the ot�rners o�' the following
descri'Qed lands:
0`„fi?�'�RS Iil I'EE: Lots 1. thru 17, Block 10, Spring Brook Par�c 2nd Ac�vitier_,.
Cit;� of Fridley; Lots 32, 33, 3�. �nd 35, Llock 10, Sprir_g �roolr
Park 2nd Adaition9 City of i�ricley.
0:�;1�?�RS IxT �'r�v; I,ots 2 th-ru _l_2, Blcc�: 2� �3aurdeau�ts Si;_r, ing Br. oo'� Acdition�
Cit�t oz �`ridley; Lct J�' BJ.ock 2s Bourdeau�;.t s epri.nL t�rook Additior.�
Citv of Fridley; Contr� c� Lor �eec� Purchase Ins�rtur_en�.
0'�.?���RS I.� FEis: I,o�;s 1� 2J 3� 5 anci b, Bloc�. l, B�urd::�ul:is Si�rir.� Brook
Ad�!��t�on� I:ot 1�9 Bloci> 1, Bourdeau:n�s Snr9_n�, Broolc Addi_t�o�n oFtion
to buyo _
r�i' C:T,rT?�!..CT FG:� D�LD T?�?Si i UT-;�TdT: �ots �� 2� 33 4� 5� and 6� A1.1_ i.n B1oc?c A�
alse �na�ti�; as Sec-Lion � RiverVieti•r Iieightso Also tnat por�i.en of the
r�.ght. cf :,Ta�r of the i-:plso �:noka and Cuyux��a P�a��e :?a,il�oac� Co, 7n th�
S�� oi T�:�1= sec� 3 T30Pd P�21R;i lying ?,;est of Lot 1 to Lot 1� above described.
Subscr. abed and �<�torr� to bef.ore
rne thi> 17th da..y of �ctober, 1968.
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Notary Public, Anoka County, Minn.
My C�mmission Expires Sept. 14, 1975
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' AN ORDINANCE UNDER SECTION 12.07 OF THE CITY
CHARTER TO VACATE STR�ETS AND ALLEYS AND TO
AI�IEND APPENDIX C OF THE CITY COD�.
' The Council of.the City of Fridley do ordain as follows:
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SECTION 1. For the vacation of the 24 foot service
drive easement described as follows:
All that part of the westerly twenty-
four (24) feet of the easterly fifty
(50) feet (except the south ten (10)
feet) of Block 22, Fridley Park Addi-
tion, all located in Section 15, T-30,
R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka,
State of Minnesota.
All lying in the north half (Nl/2) of
Section 15, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley,
County of Anoka, State of Minnesota,
be and is hereby vacated,
SECTION 2. The said vacation has been made in con-
formance with Minnesota Statutes and
pursuant to Section 12,07 of the City
Charter and Appendix C of City Code
Shall be so amended.
`' PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, THIS
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MAYOR - Jac 0. Kir ham
CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
Public Hearing: October 7, 1968
First Reading:
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FRIDLEY, kiINNE50TA 55421
July 31, 1968
Honox��?�1� Mayor and City Council
� Hom�r Ankrum, City Manager
City a� Fridley
6431 Uraiv�rsity Avenue N.E.
FridZ�y, piinnesota 55421
RE: �ids on Txe� Beautification P�ogxam Op�ned on JuIY 31,
196� at 10:30 Ae21.
�'i-�e follc�ring are the bids submitted from �h��e diffex�ent
n�a����-i.es for our 1969 Spring Planting Tree B�autification
Pr�rai:�:
Aj.d�1�� Li�ndan Ash Honey t�p7.e Idiaple
Bob's Produce Ranch
iKiaYaz�: ota Tre�, Inc.
Guwt4h & Rar�berg
Locust Salv�.�
$37.95 $25.85 $54e45 $25.65
41.25 31.35 74.35 32.45
38.00 33.50 40.00 33.25
St��.�t�x
$37.40
69.30
45 .00
I h�vQ Eaxaminod thQ bids and fi�nd that the 1�� bid on aur
1�6� Tree B�auti�ication Progxam was sial�mitted by Bab's Produce
R��n��.. You ��aill find that the Gxeen A�i�. and �i.�.v�r �3apl� both
qual�.f_y as law price on �contractor install.atioa� a� r�uix�d by
:�p���.ficatior�s. ,
�I r�o��nd th�t their propoaal fo� th� G�e�x� As� and Silv�r�
B�'��pl� trees be ac�c�pt�.'' by the City Coun�j.l.
Re�?pactfullx subrr�itted,
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PALT� $F2C�Z2�, D� . �tOi'
�a�2�c� a��3 i��c���t�.c�n DQp�tr��n�.
APPOINTMENT FOR CONSIDERATION - OCTOBER 14, 1968
BOARD OF APPEALS
Appointment to replace Donald R. Mittelstadt as a member of the Board of
Appeals. Mr. Mittelstadt was appointed Chairman of the Board of Appeals
at the Regular Council Meeting of October 7, 1968
� APPOINT TERM EXPIRES
U,al. �� �' Q!`h�%' December 31, 1969.
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REGULAIt COUNCIL T4EFTING, APRIL 15, 1968
P11GE 20
b10'I'ION by Councilman Harris to receive the Nlinutes of Lhe �3oaxd of
A�peals of Apri_1 3, 196S. Seconded by Councilrnali Samuelson. Upon a
voice vote, there being no nays, rlayor Kirkham declaz-ed the motion
carried unanimously.
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NIINUTES OF Tf-]E BUILDING ST�NDARDS - DESIGN CO1�'TROL 1�1EETING, APRIL 10, 1968:
1. CONSIDI:RATION OF A DRIVE-IN ON NI�X S�LITER3�tA\r'S PR�E T BEII�TG
PAI:T OF LOTS 16 ANll 17, �UDITOR'S SUBDIVISIO�. REQUEST BY
ST. kNT�IONY SHOPPII\rG CENTER, INC. , REPRESENTED BY ji'1'i�IAN SDIITH:
The City Engineer said that this was a reQuest fpr a Sandees Drive-In.
He pointed out- the proposed location on the map and said that there is
not adec�uate parking to meet the present standards. He said the Com-
mittee �aould reconunend that they provide 425 additional parking spaces,
�hat ihey submit a final landscaping plan, including sideiJalk, if .the
Council feels they �aant to continue this zoning renuirement, and that
they meet minimum setback rec{uirements. He said they would be asking �
for waivers as they are too close to the road. Councilman Harris said
that the Certificate of Occupancy should be �aithheld until the additional
parking is provided and this should be checked before they move in.
The City Engineer suggested that the permit be given, subject to these
conditions, and they be checked before the Certificate of Occupancy
is given as they have had difficulty�with this shopping center before.
Councilman Sheridan said he felt the drive-in should go on the south
side of jVest Nloore Lake Drive and not in the parkirig area designated.
, He s.aid he tlioiight the rec{uest for the location should be denied as
laid out on the plat. Councilman Harris said he would suggest that the
City ask them to take back their plan and provide an alternate location
� or acleauate setback from ti�lest Moore Lake Drive. The City Engineer said
he tiaould recommend no iaaivers. He did not see any justified reason to
put everything in one area.
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D70TION by Councilman Sheridan to return the plan to the appl.icant and
ask him to possibly find a�iother location within his property; to meet
the rec{uirements of the Building Staildards - Design Contl•ol Subcom-
mittee I�leeting Dlinutes of April 10, 1968; and to indicate to tfie ap- '
plicant that the Council frotians on any waivers of the present ordinance.-
Secondecl by Councilman Sam.uel.son. Upoii a voice vote, there being no
nays, Mayor Kirkham declared _the motion carried.
2. CONSIDER�ITION OF A b1ANUFACTURING AND DISPLAY BUILDING, 120' x 225'
ON LOT 5, BLOCK 4, COi�1�IERCI P�RK. (REQUEST BY btINCO PRODUCTS, INC. ,
7304 C0�f�1ERCE 1.,ANE) : . �
The City Engineer said that the Subcommittee motion had been to grant the
permit subject to proper erosion control, adding more trees, and cuxbs on
parking spaces, except the�employee parking lot. The City Engineer sai.d
that if tlle Coul�cil renuests curUi.ilg, he ��rould s��ggest there be a :'
machine formed li:p on the parking lot, an�d he feels there shoul.d be
some kind of curbi�lU. EIe said t}iat Yie also s'ugoested that insteacl of • v
blacktop to tlle bui_ldinn, it start S' away from the builcli.zlg. -
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ki1�SGH BRQ`?'HFRS PROPERTIES -
I�`,,,OTTO�T by Councilman Harris to approu� this Ordinance and waive i:he
��ad?ng. Secaz�ded by Councilman Samuelson. Councilman Liebl
�s}�ed the City Engineer if the legal description is correct.
The Ci�y Engi.neer explained that the Council did not give explicit
�.�?stx'uctions and that the Ordinance was cir�v�n up for Council
cpr�s�d�rata.ox�e UPON A ROLL CALL VOTE, Kirkham, Liebl, Harris,
�nd Samuelson voting aye, l�iayor Kirkhanl declared the motion
cax�ri�d .
F:��aT ����NG O� AN ORD��TANCE APk'ROV�L�iG VACAT�ON OF STREETS
(SAV ���i8-Ol,� HIRSCH ii�20TH�S:
�i0��+��T b�� �caunci L�n Samuelson to app.rove the Ordinance and waiye
the reading . 5c:cond�d by Councilman Harris . Upon a roll cal]. vote,
Kirk.�iama Liebl, H�-��is, and Samuelson voting aye, Mayor Rirkham
d�clar�d t]:ie moti�n carried.
ca�,�zx��:�o�a o� vz�.�.�ac�s R��u�sT� Bx a� s�z,aTExt�x (so� oF
���,�,.L� R°II��IJT�:�, t�i?�Y 22, 1968) :
Counc�l.r�n Liebl called the attention of the Council ta the last
p��gx�ph of the I3o��d of Appeals Niinutes �nd asked if this
constitu�tes a hardship. The Ca.ty Engineer replied that the Board
t��c���ers ��li, thxs did not cr��te a hardship as there is �vail�.ble
land on the south side af the stre�t.
The City �ngin�er �aid that inasrnuch as the petitionex has re-
quested an appearance Y�efoace the Council and is not now present,
that this shou].d be �et aside.
r�?f7rI0�T by Councilman Harris to table this i.tem until the petitionex�
is present. Second�d by Cauncilz�n S�muelson. Upon a voice vote,
�11 voting aye, t�iayor Kirkham decJ.ared the motion carried.
This it�m was agair� discussed later in the meeting.
�S�USS.TQI�I p,k'�,_O��;iATH _AL�;D FiO�'JATH L�?UOR STUDX F1IvIl R�PORT FROA�
2��YC��'S �.,,��U��. STLTUY COZ�^�I�STTF.F:
i�ayor K�.xkh�m �aid that �t seems th� Counc�.l. Yras exhausted the
av�n.ue� og ?p�araach ix� getting fact� and �igures . This item was
plac�d on the A��nc'_=a at tlae rec�u�v� �i Counci.lman Lieb1, and
' or_i,gin�lly h�d ka�pn �_rnitia�t�d to info�m th� public og Aiunicipal
vs, p�iv�.te ].iq�.oro This Council chose to m�ke a cancerted effozt
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REGUT�A�Z COUNCIL M,EETING OF �UNE 17, 1968 F.�GE ].7
i�T]:��' by Caunci].rl�an Liebl to concur with the Planning �oms►aic�ion
and ��commend approval of Lot Split Request L.S. #�68-12, C�altsal
S�v3.ce C��.��any. S�c�nded by Councilman Samuelson. Upozi � voice
yot�, all votang aye, riayor Kirkham declar� the motion carried.
j>�OTIQ�T by Counciln�n Samuelson to receive the rezn�inder of
' �l�ing Ca�rsaais��.o� I�ia�nutes of �une 13 , 1968. Seconded by
Counc�.lm�n I,ieb1.. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays,
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�o�ancilrctian Liebl s�id that he would like to point out to Mr.
Sc��d�ke that tYie Planning Commission is going ahead with their
����s fox hi�ring a Planning Consultant as they have obtain�d
Council approval. M�. Schmedeke said that he did not kna�a if the
p�op2�� would go a�ong with all of the Planner's views, and that
�� c�ould lik� to work with the Planning Commission an�d Plann�a:
if possib l�e
� 1�5.�� ��ON OF Rk�U�STF� VARIADICk:S BY f�AX SAL�T�?1'�d:
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t�.�t �� ��as hoping Counci.lman 5heridan would be present e Fie
�Qint� o�'� tha� this property of ��ir. Saliter�'s has al��ys
b��� �onc�d C-2S. Rice Creek R�ad bis�cts his shopping centes,
'� `,�'th�.� c•aas a ro�.d the �City wanted, not �ir. S�literm,an, but he went
G �1.ox�g �ai�h the Ci�y s requests. Thexe was no talk at that tin�e
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.��� of iiav�.Y�g taroubl� ��ith requested vaxiarices in the futu.�e. He pays
���v a��ars��t� o�n this ro�d on both sides and has pr�tty well paid
fo� t�� ro�d. H� s�id that he felt it was un�air for the Ci�y to
�,�e;�,���� �_,x,��� ��c�.�kaalk� along the stre�t and tiia.t it would actually
d��a��ct �'x� t�i� k�azil�� �:�, aa�d th�t it �ould take sora� parkixag
��� ��°iay . This r�quest is for a Sandy' s Re€�tauraxit arad not a
' d��,v.Q��.�? typ� of �stablishment. Saa�dy's is a good national cilair�
p� 1C��taura�,�t� �d tiz�xe is one in existance in �t . AxitJhony at
fik��� t�..�. His cl�oice af pl�cP.m�nt north of Ric� Cre�ls Ro�ci ��as
' b���u�� th�e a*-� poss-ible d�velopments south of t3ae ro�d th��
��,� ��lite�a��n has been 6�orking on. This was also the choic� of
��Q ���y' � x epre�ent�tives . Further north vaould interfere writh
, t?�e g�'c��y store. t�r. Smith said that his client did not ���1
�h�.t he could live with an 80' setback as the Code r�qui�es, there°-
�c��� he �.3 rec;u�sting the 25' set�ack from Rice Creek Roade If
' �i.�s �.re� e,��� zoaned foar a restaurant, thexe would be no prob�.�.
��, ��.��� s��d t�h.�t on these grounds, he woul,d so app�a7. �o this
�c�,�u�,��.�. an �.Ya� ba��,� of pxopr�.ety, �nd th�t t�rr. �alit�rr:��n kx�ava�
' d;� ��� 2���� s�v�� the lo�g ru� value of shopp�ng cent�x-e ans� ic.2��
��.t��; �'l��t this �:���tausc�nt re�lly does not. tak� up much lamd.
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Ca�n,cilman Harris poin.ted out tha�. this is not a particular case
�s Hp�-ly Center has sidewalks on Mississippi Street . He s�.id
tl�at on one occasion when he went to the Shorewood Shopping Cente.r
the cars were p�rked all the way out to the street, with very fe�a
spaces lett.
NIx, Sm�.th said that when the south side is d'e�eloped, probably
�a.d�walks woul.d be needed to ruii nort:n and sou�.h, but not running
��st and vaest as this would be a detraction, and that he could
see no i.mm�diate need. He said that it seems unreasonable to
�ick out a particular parking space. He pointed out that Holiday
and Target shaw peak periods of use, whereas this shopping center
�as a more steady floPw of traffic.
1 Councilm�n Harris pointed out that it would be unfair to act at
thi,s ta.me a� the Councilman representii�g this ward is not �resent.
He �hought that Councilman Sheridan had initiated the motion
' denying the req,uest and it would be unfair to h im as Representative
. Qf the second ward to act without his concurrence
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�2r. $ali.terman said that the shopping center has room for 550 cars,
but ?.50 spaces would be sufficient, and that land is beiny wasted.
�i� 5a�.d that there is naw more than a 3 to 1 ratio of land to
�u�.ldii�gs, and with the r�staurant there would still be sufficient
�ark�.ng area. He saa.d that th e variance was requested as there is
to b4 n� retailing on the south or Faest side of the building,
and that even closex' would be beneficial. The San.dy's Restaurant
�� St. Anthony is a very successful operation and they are fine
t�nan�s. H�: exp�essed the vieW that this restatarant would be an
�sset to the shoPping centex and to Shorewood Liquor Lounge, and
���at �.f the Coui�;cil saw fit to turn this request d�, the City
wquld be the los�r too.
Mayor Y.irkham told Mr. Saliterman and Mx. Smith that th ey presente�
a good case, but he must agree with Council�n Harris and that
th� Coun�il should wait uxitil Councilm3n Sh eridan is pres�nt.
I�Lr . Smith said that he would be unable to attend the n�ct regular
�QUt?��.� T�4�etix�g so he would talk to Cauncilm.az� Sheridan in the
in,texim.
�CY7CZON by Counciln�n Harris to continue the r_equest for varianc�s
�,y t�ax Sal,it�rman for a Sr�ndy's Restaurant to the n�ct Regular
Coui�ca.l hieetinq • Seconded by Councilman Liebl . Upon a voice vote,
a11 voLznq aye, t'Iayox Kir�cYiam declared the motion cazried.
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Councilm:�n Lie�bl askcd just what type of restaurant F1r. Saliterman intended
buildir�g.` Mr. J�m�s Casserly, representing htr. Saliterman� shaw�d him a
brochure cavc;ri��g the Sandy's Restaurant and explained that therc ar� now
over 100 of these restaurants throughout th� country now. It will s�at
approxdmately 109 people. Mr. Casserly.said that it vaould be about the
sam� as the one in St. Anthony and that one has been able to draw a good
guallty of people to the restaurant.
M�yor Itlrkham said that the City's Ordinances are set and to allow this
would b� an infringem�nt on other property owners. .
J�mes Cas��rly explain�d that M�. Saliterman feels that this restaurant
would supply a necessary drawing card, as the shopping center does not do the
business it should. He further explained that Mr. Saliterman would rathor
not divulge his plans for the south portion of his land.
� Coun�ilm�n Liebl asked Mr. Casserly if Mr. S�literman is sure�that he has all
the parking places he would need. Mr. Casserly replied that if more are
�_ ev�r n��ded, t�r, Sali�erman would be the first to admit it and would b�
� ;�nxi�us to provid� them. ,.
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Councilman Liebl then asked if ther.� was �nough room for operation.
Cqun611man S�mu�ison said that he thought so. H� ¢elt that it would stand
to re��s�n Chat sFioppers would uti 1 ize the close� possi ble parking space
so they would not have�to walk so far, and in this way, the restaur�nt
would be compatible with the shopping center. HoWCVCr, he said that his
reasQS� for being ag�inst this w�s tfiat it s��s tb�t_fr�hen you �a�ve a c�mplex
sueh as a restaurant or filling station out in front of a sho;�ping c�nt�r
it has a t�ndency to d�grade the overall usage and appearance. He felt
that 35' veas �wfully clo�e. Caunci.lm�n Sherid�n pain�ed out tha� at thc
la�� rn�seting, Mr, Smi.th had said that he could not live with an �0' setback.
Cot�e�ci 1m�n S�amu�lson agr��d and said that th�t wou}d put fiim out in the
middl� of th� p�rking lot, ho�vever ev�n in a r�sid�ntial arsa less than
35° is not �,1 ta�v�d.
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C�r.) P�uison asked if fhis w� in any Laa�r a driv�-in type r�staur�nt:- �
Mayor Klrkham inform�d him that it is a sit-dr�;n ey�� of• resta�rrant and
ther� would b� no c�rb service. Mr. Casserly ed��d thai it might be compa�able
to Emb� rs . : . . � . . . .
�. N�yar Kir�.h�m point�d out that v�e, this Council, ht�s b�n forcing other
�2v�lopers� to �d�ere to the setb.�ck requi r�nents. Gounci lman Sha�ridstn �
�-- �gr��d �vi th Counci Iq�sn ���muelson's eorr��nt a�out the s�tb�sk re-�ut r�m�rets
' in ���id�ntial are�s and that perhaps a 35� se��ck ax>uld be b�tter. �is
would gtve � better vic�r.r�h�n driving off th� servic� �ro�rt. O�aancilm�rr
S�� e s� l� c � n a g r e� s d t h m t � 5' � r o u l d b e b� t t� r t h an t h� 2 y' requ�s t� r l.
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Councilm�n Lt�bl f�lt that tho 35' v��iver sho�ld bQ granted to ���t the
st��nd�rd s�t 1n r�sid�ntlal arems and that to still r�uire thcs 80' s�tback
wauld.b�.A h�rdyhip. �fith this �mount of lar�d� a d�velop�r should be able to use
1t preaA�rly. Mayor Klrkh�m potnted out th�$ �fir•. S�l�i.term�n d�s�s aware of the
s�tib�ck rcqulrem�nts wh�n hc bullt the oric�in�l shopping c�ntEr� but na��
hs cc�m�s to th�: Ca�nci 1-�-�9uestjn� vtsri�nc��. j�r� �ssserly an5tivesred that
I�r. S�lltarn��n did not i'ores�� tho posstb(llty� o� a Pest�Ut"ent in this are�
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E�,��ld t�� ��� <<��:��:� to tno City af Fr-idley.
����s�,i lE?���+ �,i�tai ���n`�:� oaat that t�r. 4�t itEr�;�a� �fid d��:t�a�i:c� €;o��^ ����>��
�',�� �� tt�.,�C�3g+ �s�si h�� ta�en �^��se�s�d he�vtly �or d¢. ��+1� �s a a:�i�a�ble pi�ce
of pr�;a�r�y �s�� i�;����:e�vi� a� P�e� i� a ta.; p�y�r �iw4; �he����ci rec�dv���t� i���t
���v�. ���:�;��c;:�d s�. �t�v s t d�v� D k� ar� a r�iu�t • b�t ��aa `,�� A s�;scba��c vs��l d b�r
e� ��:� Gs�.��;�rarn� �^ F3� fQi t. .
!��'��t�e! by C�u�ci 1m�an Sharidan to grant a setbacic w�iver on Ric� Cre�k Road
fr:°�*::� �3f�' tca 3�' far �h� c4nstr�s�tio�� of a�Sandy's �Ei�.:�3��ur�n�=r��as�st€ci
F�� �,ux ��i t tee�rn�,n. S€����c��d by Counci lman Liebl . U�SC�n e ra��i c�l i voYe,
L i o`�1 �r,;3 ��ar i d�n vot i ng �y�, and Ki rkh�m at�d S�rssca�l see� vot i ng n�y,
F����aY..�yE �'�N�:��aa .�4�cla�€�� Lf�e rnotion FAI L�D, - - . . . . .
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Th� Ci ty P�:��►�c;ir �x� l� i ned that th i s report +��s .p r�p� r�d by h i n, and h�
h�a� rEa�: c,�n��a rrcr,�e o� the C i ty Eng i nc�r and tt�e Ch i�g o� Po 1 i c`. T��
���aa��� l �d��;d tt3a� ��,cy �gP�ed also.
t�"�il�,�� by Gourci lrr:�n Liebl to rcceivc the m�nor.�r�d��rn fr� ti�� C+t� E;�r�ag�sr,
cc�r��t�r, a�d �u�4i�sr3�� t�ae Aclmir�istration to sar�d thE �r���rcd lett�r fo
th� S€�L� �;i,�,a��^�+ Gcr�r►i�sins��r� Mr. N. Y. bl�lc?�r, r�c;�;�ting th� r�d�tlon
in s��;�d iir�it� o:� T.i�3. �r�5.b�tE��een P�2ississi��i ;����;t �s�d O�t�r�►��. �
5c�o:asle:d by Coun� i 1 n���o r a�nu�l son . Upon � vc+i ce vo �� �� 1 1 voc i e�g ay�, 6�yor
�� r��,��,� �'�:�i�r�:d thc r;.;�tiori carri��. . .
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, 1�.�:���tr�r� �a:� �Eu��,t 1?�;t� i�� the /�! r�al :u�d�� �,���3nc��. ii�:� Ci�;�� �r��#r�c�sr�
o��;;al6ed �,E�a�at tt�is eM�� ju:�t a form�lity a�c� ��cau3�3 �� t��:e c�►��r ��ainuYes.
t;i��i��3 ta�+ Cc�u�ci lr_�.*� Lie�l to cal 1 a Publ ic H�aring es� Augs�J� 12, 1�� for
tF�� hc�rdE�� o� �'r, / ve-sc��ion r�e�ue3t by Henry Sa�f�rt (S,�� #��°�3a. Sa��c1
by C����i �r�� n Si��vri d�:°�a - i1�ss � vs�i c� rotc�, a 11 �at�i r�c} ��yc�, �P'�yar Ki r���
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MEMO T0:
MEMO FROM:
MEMO DATE:
MEMO NUMBER:
Nasim M. Qureshi, City Engineer
Darrel Clark, Engineering Assistant
October l5, 1968
#36 ENG. #68-31
RE: Application for Renewal of Permits on Lots
8 and 11, Block l, Melody Manor by Mr. Ed
Chies.
History of R-2 Zoning Changes
Zoning Ordinance #70 Adopted on 12/29/55 (R-2)
' Uses: Multiple Dwelling was a permitted use
Area: 10,000 Sq. Ft. for 2, 3 or 4 Units
1,500 Sc{. Ft. for each unit over four
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Zoning Ordinance #225 Adopted on 2/4/G3
' Uses: Multiple Dwelling was a permitted use
Area: 10,000 Sc{. Ft. for a 2 or 3 unit
15,000 Sc{. Ft. for a 4 unit and 1,500 Sa. Ft.
additional for each unit over four.
'. These reauir.ements are not to be used on any
parcel platted and of record prior to its adoption.
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Zoning Ordinance #260 Adopted 3/2/64
Uses: One or Two Family Dwellings
Area: No mention of change
Melody Manor Addition was platted and recorded at the County
Court House in March of 1961. Building Permits were issued
to Mr. Bernard Julko�aski on 11�15/63, for a six (6) unit, on
Lot 8, Block l, Nlelody Manor, and an 11 unit apartment on
Lot 11, Block 1, Melody Manor.
' Both Buildings met the area requirements in force of that
date due to the Grandfather Clause of Ordinance #225.
Adopted on 2/4/63.
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Engineering Assistant
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BIIILDTNG STAN'DARDS - DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMIT�'F� �TIl� 1�IMiJT� ��°�'��� � 9 1�6�
The meet�ng was called to ord�r by Chair�a.n ���c����x� �t ��� �.M.
ROLL CAI,L :
I'�I"IDII3S PRESENT: Erickeon, Biermar�n, Tonco, Iiauge, Dittee
OTi�tS PRESE[�'P; Clarence Belisle-Buildix�g Inepector
Mr. Robert Schroer wae preaent to discues his proposal.
MOTION by Hauge to recommend the building permit be gra,nted for the conetruction of
the car waeh and auperette aubject to the following cox�itione;
1. Dedication to be made of a atrip of land to make a 60 foot right-of-May on
Mieeieaippi Street and 13 feet of land on Ee,at River Road to be approved by
the E�gineering Department.
2. Eliminate eiz�gle entranoe to car waeh and reviee ieland at this entranae.
3. Add weat accees to superette from Miesiseippi Street at weet end of car rraah.
4. Deeignate epeciee and eize of plantinge. ,� •�: ,�:. �; ,.�-�- -'-�-ti �:%��� `�"l ��
5. Sodding and general landecapixig. �,v { <� ; , ;� / �'� _ ri= L �-%' ''; � '�
6. Parking areas and driveways to be blacktopped. Y � " ri � � � ' �`� � `-f° - � � � � (� �
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Seconded by Dittee . IIpon s voice vote, there being no cisyo � the motion carried `� 1-��� �, f,,�,,
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MOTION by Biermann to recommend approval of general concept aubject to the
followix�g atipulationa;
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Submiesion of new plot plan indicating loop back of eervice road with service
road to south. J
Indicate landsca i. �'� 4 '_
p ng, and epecify plantings . ,,,,
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Drainage of parking lot to street. „�
All contingent on rezonixig from M-2 to C-2S. �`�
Seconded by Bauge. IIpon a voice vote, there being no xiays, the motion ca.rried
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�. Eaxl Wy&tt was present to present the propoeal.
' MOTION by Tonco to recommend granting the permit subject to the followi conditio
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2. Oaat curbi. .:",1�c t-•' �-'<- . �f ,,.�
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M4`I'ION by ]�ittes to recommend approval of proposal.
Seconded by Biermann. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried
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The meeting ad,journed at 11:15 P.M.
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THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF OCTOBER 16, 1
The meeting was called to order b.y Chairman Mittelstadt.
MEMBEftS PRESEN'I': Do.n Mittelstadt=Chairman, Bob Minish
, MEMBEftS ABSENT: Mike 0'Bannon, Bob Aho.ne.n
OTHERS PRESENT: Clarence Belisle-Building I.nspector
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The minutes of the October 2, 1968 Board of Appeals meeting, were approved by
those members prese.nt, even though the,y did not constitute a quorum.
Two importa.nt points were brought out b,y the Chairma.n, Mittelstadt:
1. That Council should immediately appoint a"fifth" Board of Appeals
member.
2. That it is a Cit.y Ordina.nce a.nd Board of Appeals ground rule, that
the City Manager attend all Board of Appeals meeti.ngs and act as
Board Secretar.y.
A REQUEST FOR VARIANCE OF SECTION 45 26, REDUCTION OF FRONT YARD SETBACK FROM
35 FEET TO 25 FEET TO PERMIT CONSTRUCTION OF A DWELLING �5 FEET IN DEPTH AND
MAINTAIN A 25 FOOT REAR YARD ON LOT 1, BLOCK 3, IDGEWATER GARDEN'S, ANOKA COUNTY,
MINNESOTA THE SAME BEING 6696 ASHTON AVENUE N.E. FRIDLEY MINNESOTA. REQUEST
BY LARS G. ANDERSON, 402� JEFFERSON STREET N.E., COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA
NOTE: Because there is no quorum, a.nd no resolution can be passed,
it nevertheless remains that members present can offer stated
opinio.ns for future Cou.ncil actio.n.
Mr. Lars G. Anderson was present to prese.nt his proposal.
It is the opi.nion of the Board members present that the variance be granted as:
� 1. There was no one prese.nt in opposition to the variance.
2. There is .no existing structure immediately to the South of this
property.
3. The variance meets all other ph.ysical requirements;i.e., does
not �rese.nt traffic hazard, does not obstruct view of other dwellings,
etc. _ _ _
A REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PII�MIT AS PER SECTION 45.19 2d FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
OF A NURSING HOME IN AN R-1 ZONING OI�T PART OF OUTLOT #1, MELODY MANOR 4TH ADDITION,
ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA, THE SAME BEING 7574 LYRIC LANE, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA.
REQUEST BY MEDICARE DE`VELOPMENT CO., 640 RAND TOWER, MINNEAPULIS, MINNESOTA.)
Mr. Joseph Gitis, representi.ng Medicare Development Co., was present to offer to the
Board, the pla.ns for the Nursing Home, special use permit (See the October 2, �g68
Board of Appeals a�enda and minutes.)
It is the opinion of the Board that the special use permit be granted to Medicare
Development Co. for these reasons;
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1. The plans show.n to the Board members, after their review, seem
very adequate and certainly co.nsistent to good building standards.
The plans are available for Council review �two sets of plans�. `
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2. Joseph Gitis was asked to have a plot plan available at the next
Council meeting to offer a clear understanding of parki.ng lot
facilities, the locatio.n of the proposed building on the lot,
driveways, outdoor lighting, etc.
3. If a lot split is necessary, application will have to be made,
and soon, b,y Medicare Development Co..
4. The nursi.ng home concept fits very well into the hospital, clinic,
nursing home t.ype ce.nter. ,
5. The special use permit previously granted had expired and
construction had not started.
6. The unit will be a free enterprise agency paying full share of
taxes• •
3. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.362, RIDUCTION OF FRONT YARD SETBACK FROM
100 FEET TO 60 FEET TO PERMIT CONSTRUCTION OF A GAR.AGE FOR THE PURPOSE OF STORAGE
OF MAINTENANCE VEHICLES IN AN M-1 DISTRICT ON LOTS 1 AND 4, BLOCK 1, NAGEL'S
WObDLANDS ADDITION, ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA, THE SAME BEING 980 OSBORNE ROAD,
FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY J& W BUILDING ACCOUN'I', 8411 CENTEft DRIVE N.E ,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.
Mr. Wallace Anderson, J& W Building Accou.nt Represe.ntative was present to
present the proposal to the Board. .
Mr. Vilas M. Nagel was also present.
The opinion of the Board members was to grant the varia.nce to permit co.nstruction
of a garage , for the following reaso.ns;
1. Al1 other buildings i.n the 900 block of Osborrie Road are 60 feet
from �he street except Woodcrest School, which is 40 feet from
the street. Therefore, the building site is consisten.t
with other structures.
2. There was .no o.ne present to offer opposition.
3. The building will be an improvement in the immediate area.
4. The proposed structure offers no obstruction to traffic on Osborne
Road. Trucks, autos, etc. leaving the premises have full view of
Osborne Road traffic in either direction.
ADJOURNMENT:
The meeting was adjourned at 8:30 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
DON MITTELSTADT
Acting Secretar.y
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PT�INNING COAIMISSION MEETING
ROLL CALL:
OCTOSER 10, 1968
The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M, by Chaixman Exickson.
Members Present: Myhra, Jensen, Erickson, Fitzpatrick
Member Absent: Mittelstadt
Others Present: Engineering Assistant Darrel Clark
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Chairman Erickson explained that one of the new members had previous
committments and could not be present.
APPROVE PLANNING CONIMISSION MINUTES: SEPTEMBER 12, 1968:
Referxing to Item 1, Public Hearing of the Preliminary Plat, P.S. �68-05,
Great Northern Industrial Paxk, Mr. Myhra s�ated that the Council minutes of
Septembex 16, 1968 indicated that Mr. Shaw, repxesenting.the Great Northern
Railway Company, suggested to the Cauncil that thE Plats & Subdivisions-
Stxeets & Utilities Subcommittee had expressed the opinion that they did not
think protective covenants as regarding the Great Northern�Industrial Park
were necessary or important and the Planning Coirnnission wish to go on record_
as stating this is not the case and that they feel very strongly these pro-
tective covenants axe needed and_desirable. The other members of the
Co�nission concurxed.
MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Commission appxove
the minutes of September 12, 1968. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the
motion carxied unanimously.
RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: SEPTIIKBER 18, 1968:
MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Commission receive
the minutes of the Boaxd of Appeals meeting of September 18, 1968. Upon a
voi.ce vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: OCTOBER 2, 1968:
MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Commission receive
the minutes of the Board of Appeals meeting of October 2, 1968. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
RECEIVE BUTLDING STAI�TDA.RDS-DESIGN CONTROL MINUTES: SFPTEMBER 25, 1968:
MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Cotmnission receive
the minutes of the Building Standards-Design Control minutes of September 25,
1968. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
RECETVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL MINiJTFS:' OCTOBER 9, 1968:
MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Commission receive
the minutes of the Building Standar-ds-Design Control minutes of October 9,
• 1968. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carxied unanimously.
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RECEIVE PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION MINUT�S: SEPTEI�iBER 23, 1968:
� MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Commission receive
the minutes of the Parks & Recreation Commission minutes of Septembex 23, 1968
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
RECEIVE PLATS & SUBDIVISIONS-STREETS & UTILITIES SUBCONI�i1ITTEE MLNUTES:
OCTOBER 3, 1968•
MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Commission receive
the minutes o£ the Plats & Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities Subcommittee meet-
' .� ing of Octobex 3, 1968. Upon a�voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried
unanimously.
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Chairman Erickson stated the meeting would pxoceed as listed.
MEMO: CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING: APPROVE PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR PD AREA
AS REQUESTED BY MR. DUMPHY: Continued to October 24, 1968.
Continued until next meeting.
PUBLIC MEETING: VACATION STUDY OF 73z AVENUE (PROJECT ST. 1969-3):
Mr. Cliffoxd J. Thoe, 847 109th Lane, Coon Rapids: Mr. Thoe is the
owner of the service station on.the northwest coxnex of 73rd Avenue and
— Central Avenue. He said he could see the object to vacate 73'� Avenue in
order to run the street through on 73rd Avenue. He has a house on that
property close to where the intersection would be, and there are large fuel
tanks underground which would be under the right of way. The house faces
on Central Avenue and the tanks axe in front of it. His problem would be
dedicating 33 feet at the south end of the property.
Daxxel Claxk review the problem by saying that if the street wexe
vacated, all the right of way would be held by the City for utilities.
.If they vacate 73z Avenue, perhaps the•property owners would dedicate 33
'feet in the south boundary of their property for the extension of 73rd
Avenue. There are some propexties that would not have public access if the
street were vacated.
The public was informed that, if 732 Avenue were vacated, the property
owners could not build a permanent structure over the vacated land, but
could use it for plantings or parking.
The zoning in this area is as foll.ows: Block 1, Lots L to l0 are
C-2S; Lots 11 to 18, -- M-1: Block 2, Lots 1 to 16 are M-1, Lots 17 to 18,
C-1.
Mr. Carl Soxenson, 4615 Univexsity Avenue N.E.: He said an improved
' stxeet on the south sitle of his property would be an advantage. If 73�
Avenue were vacated, he wondexed if a xoad could be put on the north side
of Block 1.
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Darrel Clark explained that Council asked if it would be feasible to `
trade propexty. Because of the building of the Onan plant and future indus-
trial expansion, 73rd Avenue was designated to be a State Aid road and it
was necessary for access to Highway ��65. If 732 is vacated, half of the
right of way would go to the o�,mers on the north side of the stxeet and the
othex half to the owners on the south.
Chaa.rman Erickson sta�ed thi.s was a fairly si.zable problem and could be
sent down to the Subcommittee for further study and call the public back.
An attempt should be made to get more of the people to the meeting.
Mr. Jensen, chairman of tiie Plats & Subdivisions-Streets & Utili�ies
Subcommittee, said the publi.c meeting would probably be in the middle of
November.
MOTION by Myhxa, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Commission send -
down to the Plats & Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities Subcommittee the matter
of the vacation study of 732 Avenue (St. 1969-3) with the instructions that
the Subcommittee, in their deliberati.on, meet with the owners of the property.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
It was explained to the property owners present that this study would
go to the Subcommittee and in about a month or monCh and a half, they
could expect to hear by mail for the informal discussion. The decision, it
the Subco�runittee makes one, will come back to the Planning Commission and
then to the Council.
'-� 3. CONTINUFD LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. ��68-13, ORVILLE RATLEY: Lot 30, Brook-
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'Darrel Claxk said he was advised by the City Attorney to send the
request back to Mr. Ratley aski.ng him to get his wife's signature before
the Planning Commission can continue the request. This was done, but we
have not heard from him.
MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, to table the Lot Split Request,
L.S. ��68-13, Orville Ratley, of Lot 30�, Brookview Addi.tion. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S. ��68-16, ROBERT WILSON: Lot 4, Block 1, Wilson
Addition. Split into t��o SO'9" lots.
Chairman Exick�on said it appeared the Boaxd of Appeals and Council
has concurred with the xequest.. The.Planning Commission, about a_ year_.ago, _
had recommended xezoni.ng this lot to R-3 with no waiver of the land area.
Mrs. Robert Wilson said they wanted to build a fouxplex, but the lot was � -'�
only large enough fox a triplex. She added there is a time factor because
they want to bui.ld before i� gets too cold otherwise they might not be_able_._:
to sell i.f too late in the season.
It was noted that�the lot sizes
Columbia Heights are on 40 foot lots.
are combi.ned to make a standard lot.
in thi.s area
are mixed in Fridley,� and the fiouses in
Some of the smaller lots in Fridley
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building a single family seside.nce (R-1� in an R-3 zone would be going
up;:not down.
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. the Board of Appeals to see if they would grant a varia.nce before the
request for a lot split was made so that it wolzld not be necessary to pay
the lot split fee of $15.00 if the variance would not be granted.
The Chairman said there was no objection on the size of the lots,
eve.n thou�h they are below the, minimum standards, but under the
inco.nsistancy of the rezo.ning, it seemed to him granting a variance and
waivi.ng the rezoni.ng on that lot, would be in line.
MOTION by Jense.n, seco.nded by Myhra, that the Planning Commission
recomme.nd to Council denial of the Lot.Split request (L.S. #6s-16)
Robert Wilson, Lot 1, Block 4, Wilson Addition. Before the vote was
take.n, there was further discussio.n. �
Mr. Mhyra said the Commissio.n felt it was probably lack of under-
standing of procedure, to some extent, to voice approval of a lot split
before the Subcommittee and Planning Commission had studied the request.
The Planni.ng Commissio.n thought they did the right thing when they
rezo.ned for a triplex, and orderly procedures are set up to make any
necessar.y changes. In this instance they felt that orderly procedures
should have been followed and Council could have over-ruled it. They
were co.ncurring with the Pla.nning Commissio.n recomme.ndation of rezoning
to R-3. They understand the Wilsons have to try to work with what they
have and that si.ngle family reside.nces would be better. The time factor
involved} if. it were a.you.n� perso.n who had the time to wait, they would
consider it differe.ntl,y. Although he seconded the motion, he still had
the feeli.ng to approve the split continge.nt upo.n the fact that it should
be rezo.ned back to the original zoning of R-1.
Mr. Fitzpatrick said he knew the house and area. He knew that they do
not wa.nt a house that has been burned out re-conditioned and didn't
�see that was very feasible. .
The suggestion was that Mr. Wilson could take out one building permit
right away and the.n petitio.n for the la.nd to be rezoned back to R-1.
• Referring to the above motio.n, a voice vote was taken, all voting nay.
The motion failed.�
MOTION b�r Myhra, seco.nded by Fitzpatrick, that the Pla.nning Commission
recommen o e ounci approval of Lot Split L.S. 8-1 , Robert Wilson
of Lot t�, Block 1, Wilso.n Addition subject to the condition that a
rezoned to R-1. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
unanimously. '
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, 5. LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L.S #68-15, VILAS NT 2d�GII,: Lot 4a ylotik i, iz��.��1' �.
Woodlands. �'
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Nagel's Woodlanda. Drainage and utility ease�ent betwe�n above lots and
e o u t h line o f Q u t lo t # 1. (970 Osborne Road�
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The Engi.neering Assistant explained that Mr. Nagel �ras asking for a
vacation of the easeme.nts as given on the plat because they are not in uee
now. The utilities would then be put alo.ng the line between Lots 4 and 5.
He the.n presented a letter from the.Telephone Compa.ny stating they had no
objections to the vacatio.n.
MOTION hy Myhra, aeconded by Jensen, that the Planning Commiasion
receive the letter from the Northwestern Beli Telephone Company relative
to concurrence of vacating easement in requeat, SAV �68-06, by V.M. Nagel.
IIpon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Na�el commented that, insofax as the eas�ment� c3re conce�ed, thie
goes back to �962. At that time they did not pay too much attention about
putting utilitiee on the bottom of Lota 1 and 2. He wae asking the City
to move the sewer eaeement down to the bottom of Lot 4 so they would have
more epace between Osborne Road and the sewer so, if they did want to put
in a building, it would not be over the sewer line. He had never recorded.
the easeme.nt so that thiQ could be an even excha,nge. The sewer line ie
in and the easement is nc=a of record..
MOTION by Jensen, seconded by Myhra, that the Plar�nix�
recommend approval to the Council of the vacation requeet� �
Y.M. Nagel of the drainage and utility easement between Lota
Block 1, and the south line of Outlot 1, Nagel's Woodlands.
vote, all voting aye, the motic-- carr.ied unanimously. �
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IIpon a voice
MOTION by Myhra, aeconded by Jensen, that the Planning Commiesion
co.ncur with the Plata & Subdivisions-Street 8� IItilities Subcommittee a�
recommend approval of the Lot S lit re uest 68-1
P c1 , 5, of Lot 4, Block 1
Nagel.�s Woodlanda aplitting off 216 feet from the Weet and that the
Easterly portion of Lot 4 and Lot 1 must be maintained under e�ngle
own_ ership. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye� the motion carried
unanimously.
7. PROPOSID PRELIMINARY PLAT : P. S. 68-06 MABX.ElT Tg�R CE THOM�iS E. M9RXEDi:
4�he North 4 q feet of Lot 5, Auditor's Subdiviaion 108
For the benefit of the new member on the Plannin.� Commieeion, a
brxef review was given by Mr. Jensen. Originally, Lot 5 wae much larger,
but it had been eplit with Mr. Marxen purchasing the larger paxt. There
ie vacant land abutting Yiie property, and, inaemuch as the Plannix�
Commiesion does not favor rela�ively narrow lots, it was felt that if it
were feaeible, Mr. Marxen should acquire enough land to bring the lots
to a minimum lot aize, whicYi; in the long run, would be to hie benefit.
The etreet dedication in the center of Lot 5 was given at the time of the
original split. The North paxt of the Lot 6, which ie a narrow lot, ie
vscant and is tax forfeit, but the taxes are exorbitant and Mr. Marxen
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Mr. Jensen said that Lot 4 may be platted in the future and there
is the possibility of working with the owner to acquire a portion of the
land.
Mr. Je.nsen asked if Mr. Marxe.n would try to submit a revised drawing
for the public hearing on November 14, 1968 at 7:30 P.M.
MOTION by Jensen, secanded.by M,yhra, that the Public Hearing o.n
P.S. #68-06, MEIRXEN TEFZZFtACE, T.FIOP�tAS E. MARXE'[J, the North 464 feet of
Lot 5, A.S. �108 be set for November 14, 1968 at 7:30 P.M: IIpon a voice
vote, all voti.ng aye, the motion carried unanimously.
8. REZONING REQUEST: ZOA #68-12, ROBERT A. SCHROEft: Easterly 452 feet of
Parcel 6000, Section 2: All of Parcel 3150 E. 3 Acres� and Ea,sterly 200
feet of Parcel 3150, Section 11 (Osborne Road & Hwy. #47�. Rezone
from M-2 to C-2S.
MOTION by Myhra, seconded b.y Je.nsen, that the Planning�Commissio.n set the
' . Public Hearing date on ZOA #68-12, Robert A. Schroer of the Easter�y 452
feet of Parcel 6000, Sectio.n 2: all of Parcel 3150 (East 3 Acres) and
Easterly 200 feet of Parcel 3150, Section 11 to November 14, 1968 at
' 8:00 o'clock P.M, to be rezoned from M-2 to C-2S. IIpon a voice vote, all
voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
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MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Jensen, to receive the letter from
Urban Pla.nning and Design, I.ncorporated, John S. Voss, Preside.nt, to
Homer Ankrum, City Manager in co.nnection with a proposed schedule of
part time planning consultant. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the
motion carried una.nimously. ,
It was noted Mr. Voss would prepare the agenda for the Planning
Eommissian a.nd attend the Planning Commiss�on meetings and at least o.ne
Cou.ncil meeting a month. Mr. Myhra commented that not knowing the
ge.ntleman, it is hard to make a decision. However, there are many times
the Planni.ng Commissio.n wished they had the services of a planner.
Mr. Fitzpatrick added that the Parks have talked about this kind
of planner. He wondered if his time would be taken up with specific
duties for other committees.
Mr. Je.nsen said he was sure the ge.neral proposal of Mr. Voss may be
desirable, but he did .not think it particularly fit the Pla.nning
Commission needs. Having a potential planner available a.nd making a
recommendation on every move, would in his opinion, tend to make a rubber
stamp of the Commission and he felt that would be bad. However, he
recognized the need fo�' a planner on specific items. There are ma.ny
projects if Fridley which do need this kind of assistance. With that i.n
mind, perhaps it would be proper for the Commission to ask John Voss to
attend a meeting i.n the ne�,r future a.nd discuss some of this with him, and
then the Planning Commission could make a decisio.n.
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Mr. Fitzpatrick said whe.n the problem of looki.ng for outside nelp ��
came up in the Park Department, Ed Braddock was hired. Mr. Jense.n said -
that the help Mr. Braddock provides is somewhat more comprehensive than
what the Pla.nning Commissio.n would be able to expect from the planner.
Chairma.n Erickson wondered if such a perso.n would be available on a
contract or on call. Mr. Fitzpatrick said it seems to become a matter
of the Pla.nning Commission's understandi.ng of what Mr. Voss had done.
It was decided to check if the budget allows a fairly sizable .
amou.nt for a planner for this type of planni.ng a.nd ask Mr. Voss to
. come in, in November. .
10. PROPOS�D ZONING ORDINANCE:
, The Commissio.n decided to read the Proposed Zoni.ng Ordinance privately �
until the first meeting in Movember when a meeting will be set up to
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11. MII�IO FROM_CITY MANAGEft: RE T.H. #47 SERVICE DRIVE AT 57TH:
The Engineering Assistant said that if this happens, Holiday will
put a road east of the apartments to line up with the present Third
Street. This will be deeded back to the original owners who will then
deed it to Holiday.
MOTION by Je.nsen, seconded by Myhra, that the Planning Commission
receive the Memo from the City Manager dated October 9, 1968 relative to
T.H. #47 Service Road at 57th Avenue. Upon a voice vote, all voting
" � aye, the motion carried una.nimousl�.
ADJOURNMENT:
MOTION by M,yhra, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the meeting be
adjourned at 10:05 P.M. . �
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
CITY OF FRIDLEY
MEMO T0: Homer R. Ankrum, City Manager
MEMO FROM: Lester E. Chesney, Director of Public Works
DATE: October 15, 1968
SUBJECT Salt Quotations '
I have received quotes for our winter salt supply. I
have the following three quotes from:
1. Cargill Company - - - - - - - $12.99 per ton
2. Diamand Salt Company -----$12.30 per ton
3. International Salt Company --$11.59 per ton .
I recommend that the City accept the quote of the Inter-
national Salt Company. We do have a right to buy salt through the
Anoka County bid. This was bid in at $11.55 per ton, which is a
saving of approximately $6.00 for the season. The reason I do not
recommend buying through the County, is that I do not believe the
City of Fridley should lose its identity in the bidding market. I
think we can keep a more competetive market with at least some show
of competition. We have had higher and lower quotes than the County,
so I feel we should have the option to make our own choice.
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PROPOSAL SHEET FOR HCC ROCK SALT QUOTATIONS
OPENED AT 12:00 0'CLOCK NOON ON OCTOBER 14, 1968
QUOTATIQN �.EQUEST SENT T0:
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Name and Address Bid Securit. Delivered
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Minneapolis, Minn. 55403
Hardy Sa1t Company
4040 Washington Avenue No.
Minneapolis, Minn.
International Salt Co.
Rand Tower �
527 Marquette Avenue So.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55402
Morton Salt Company
1027 Childs Road
St. Paul, Minn.
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94 - 6th Avenue S.E.
I Minneapolis, Minn.� 55414
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T0: � CITY COUNCIL
FROM: CITY MANAGER
DATE: OCTOBER 14., 1968
ANOKA COUNTY
560-3450
FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421
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' The letter from Mr. Wyman Smith refers to Section 145.22 and 145.23 of the
Minnesota State Statutes. We are aware af the $100 limitation under this Statute
and in the instance of voluntary agreements, the method oF adding costs to taxes
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is used. Agreements are voluntary and therefore the $100 limitation does not apply.
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When the weed program was inaugurate.d, a form was developed
suffice and incorporate the notice requirements under 18.271, the
with the destroying of weeds. The form was reviewed by the City
County Attorney and was approved for utilization.
that would
Statute dealing
Attorney and
The cost of destroying weeds on the Wyman Smith property was done in
conjunction with 18.271 of the 1967 State Statutes, and it is our understanrling
that charges.in excess of $100 can and are being made in Hennepin and other
counties under the Statutes.
' It may be brought to your attention that under our Nuisance Ordinance, passed
this summer, long grass can be considered a nuisance. The form developed and
utilized only suffices to make implementation of the program from botti the
Ordinance and Statutes standpoint simpler. It was not our intent that destroying
' of weeds where costs exceed $100 would be under the ordinance or nuisance statute.
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The property concerned on 68th and Oakley was used as a small neighborhood
skating rink during the winter months, and for this purpose only, as authorized
by Mr. Wyman Smith. The Parks and Recreation Director indicates the area used
was maintained by his crews. See report from Parks and Recreation Director
attached as Enclosure No. 1
Because we had used the skating rink during the winter months, we arranged
for cleanup work to be done on the Wyman Smith property. During our City
cleanup week, at least three truck loads of debris was taken from the property.
The Engineering Department indicates the property still had a lot of tornado
debris on it.
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the costs of mowing
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Recreation Director recommends that the City absorb $50 of
and mowing preparation costs, since we have used the area
I feel this offer of $50 is a fair and just one.
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�g�ECT Property on 68th and Oakley �ATE October 11, 1968
The property on 68th and Oakley as_described in the letters was used as a
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small neighborhood skating rink during the winter months Permission was granted
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it during the season by flooding the area, sprinkling the rink and clearing it of
snow.
The__ area was _cleared_ by the groups _that worked on Spring Clean Up . Day also_. ______
At least three truck loads of debris were transported from the property at this
time.
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It seems only fair that the City assume a portion of the cost under this sit-
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HER�MAN L.TALLE
VIRG�I. C.HERRICK
ROBERT.MUNNS
JAMES O.GIBBS
FHEDERICK W.KEISER,JR.
� LAW OFPICES
WEAVER, TALLE & HERRICK
October I, 1968
Mr.. Homer R. Ankrum '
City Manager
Fridley City Hali
6q.3 t lln i vers ity Avenue Northeast
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
Dear h1r. Ankrum:
� 316 EAST MAIN STREET
ANOKA, MINNESOTA 55303
421-5413
6231 UNIVERSITV AVENUE N,E.
FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421
560-3850
i1R3T STATE BANK BUIIDING
COON RAPIDS,MINN.55433
785-1330
I have reviewed Mr. Wyman Smith'.s letter of September 10, 1968,
regarding a billing in the amount of $236.10 for cutting of weeds.
b1r . Sm i th' s pos i t i on i s that he rras not i f i ed that an assessment
would be placed under Sections 145.22 and 145.23 of the Minnesota.
Sta{;utes.. As you no doubt know, this S�atute does impose a
$100.00 limitation on the assessment against any one parce! of
property. If the not ice did refer to these facts, I am of the
opinion that the assessment cannot exceed $100.00. �
The City could, I feel, call for an assessm�nt hearing pursuant to
M i nnesota Statutes, Sect ion 429 • 10 I. Ho�,erer, Mr. Sm ith po i nts out
that this is property that the City has used for park purposes
including a skati.ng rink. This apparently was done wi�h the consent
of the property o�Jners. The property owners feel that a good deal
of the debr�is that was cleaned from the property was deposited by
people using the park and hockey facilities. 'One suggestion might
be that h1r, Smith pay the $100.00 and that the City assume the
balance of the cost because of the past use of the property. I
suggest that this matter be referred to.the Council for their
decision.
I f you have any que� i on s,-
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Sincerel.y� � �
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Virgil C�. Herrick
City�Attorney • .
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DEPAFdTM�NT OF ti'IGH4NAYS
CISTRICT NO. 5
2055 NO. LILAC D�P2NE
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October 15, 1g68
Mr. Nasim �ureshi, City En�ineer
City of Fridley
6431 University Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Niinnesota 55421
Attention: N`,r. Darrell Clark
In reply refer to: 315
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Right of i�tay Acquisition
Dear P�`,r . i�ureshi :
Enclosed are prints of our p].an sheets sha�ing construction limits
for the constructinn of the Northeast Frontage Road (4th Street I1.E.)
extended to 57�n Place.
It is understood that the City is to obtain necessary right of way
for the frontag� road detachment. The State is to design and con-
struct the project on a cost participation basis to be agreed upon
per agreement to be entered into.
Kindly furnish evidence of acquisition so that proper orders by the
Commissioner of Highways can be estak��.ished. We will request that.
this project be programmed by June, �.9690
Sincerely,
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C. E. Burrill
District Engineer
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MEMO T0;
MEMO FROM:
Homer R. Ankrum, City Manager
Nasim M. Qureshi, City Engineer
MEMO DATE: October 15, 1968
MEMO NUNIBER : 6 7 CD1 # 6 8- 2 2
RE: Street Name Changes
The Engineering Department has formulated three (3) proposed
"Street Name Change" plans. The object of these plans is as
follows:
1) PUBLIC SAFETY - The changes in this proposal were
ma e for safety reasons. At present, some street
names sound So much alike that they may contribute
to confusion in Fire and Police calls. Other pro-
posals are for streets which have no present name,
and for streets which have neighborhood proposals.
2) NECESSARY ADJUSTMENTS - The changes in this proposal
were made to be more consistent under the present
street naming patterns. All streets west of the
railroad tracks which run east and west were uni-
formally named "Way". �Other proposals were for the
sake of continuity, which has suffered due to the
City's rapid growth, and the public safety proposals
of Plan 1.
3) OVERALL ADJUSTMENTS - This plan attempts to reorganize
the street naming procedure through camprehensive
sta.ndards:
a. A11 Noxth-South Streets are called "Streets"
b. All East-West Streets " " "Avenues"
c. Wznding Streets " " "Drives"
d, Ser�vice Roads " " "Roads" �
e. Street Circle Patterns " " "Circles"
(Not Cul-de-Sacs)
f, West of railroad tracks " " "Ways"
(East-West Streets)
Exceptions: Where long standing familiar names
have become associated ��ith specific
areas . These should remain unchaiigec' .
All of the proposals give the City various alternatives for
action. The most important for immediate concern is Plan l,
due to its e{fect on the Public Safety. However, the"Neces-
sary Adjustments" in Plan 2, are just as impc�rtant. The
suggestions made, due to the subject matter, are dependent on
individual taste and values. This disadvantage can be easily
overcome through careful study of the street patterns.
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Memo to Homer Ankrum, City Manager
Page Two
Some City streets can be more suitably named to fit into
the pattern of neighborhoods and some street name changin�
at intersections can be eliminated.
The major readjustments in Plan 3 cannot be implemented as
easily as the changes in Plan 1 or 2. Also, in order to ob-
tain the maximum effectiveness of a major street reorgani-
zation, this should be attempted by the Metropolitan Area
rather than on the Municipal level.
The proposals made, are recommendations that something
"should" be done. The longer it takes to change what is
out dated, the more difficult the change becomes. The
purpose of these proposals is to show what can be done,
and to create a starting point for future discussion of
the problem.
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Page One
STREET RENAMING
PROPOSAL #1
PUBLIC SAFETY
1. Tennison llrive - Regis Drive (Similarity of Sound)
2. Panorama Avenue - 50th Avenue N.E. (Similarity of Sound)
3. Hickory Street N.E. - Maple Street N.E. (Locality)
4. Nieadowmoor Drive - Spring Drive (Similarity of Sound)
5. 641/2 Way - Bennett Way N.E. (Neighborhood Petition)
6. Service Road (Hwy.#65 � 694) - Skywood Road (No Name)
7. Service Road (Hwy.#47 � 694) - Oak Hill Road (No Name)
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�age Two
PROPOSAL #2 STREET RENAMING
NECESSARY ADJUSTMENT
1. All of Page One
2. Altura Road - 3rd Street
3. Baker Avenue - Baker Street
4. Buffalo Street - Buffalo Way
5. Carol Circle - Carol Drive
6. Charles Street - Charles hlay
7. Cheri Circle - Cheri Lane
8. Cheryl Street - Cheryl Way
9. Craig Way - Craig Circle
0. Dover Street - Dover Way
l. Fairmont Street - Fairmont.Way
2. Glencoe Street - Glencoe Way
3. Glen Creek Road - Glen Creek Way
4. Gelene Place - 57th Avenue
5. Hickory Avenue � Street - Hickory Drive
6. Hickory Place - Ashton Avenue
7. Hillcresfi Drive - Hillcrest Circle
8. hIugo Street - Hugo Way
9. Ironton Street - Ironton Way
0, Janesville Street - Janesville Way
1. Kimball Street - Kimball Way
2. Lafayette Street-- Lafayette Way
3, Liberty Street - Liberty Way
4. Locke Lake Road - 68th Way
�. Longfellow Street - Longfellow Way
6. Mississippi Place - Mississippi Way
27. Oakley Drive - Oakley Street
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NECESSARY ADJUSTA7ENT Con't.
28. Rainbow Drive - lst Street N.E.
29. Regis Drive - Buchannan Street
30. Regis Terrace - 56th Avenue
31. Regis Trail - Lincoln Street
32. Rickard Road - Rickard Way �
33. River Edge Way - River Edge Circle
34. Roman Road - 2nd Street N.E.
35, Satellite Lane - 64th Avenue N.E.
36. Star Lane - 3rd Street N.E.
37. Sunrise Drive - 2nd Street N.E.
38. Topper Lane - 2nd Street N.E.
39. Trinity Drive - Main Street �, 63rd Avenue
40. 2nd Street - lst Street
41. 21/2 Street - 2nd Street
42. 57th Avenue - Hathaway Lane
43. 711/2 Way - Meyers Way
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STREET RENAMING
PROPOSAL #3
OVERALL ADJUSTMENT
1. North-South = Streets
2. East-West = Avenues
3. Winding = Drives
4. Service Road = Roads
5. Circles = Circles �
6. 1/2 Streets = Lanes
7. tiVest of Railroad Tracks = Ways
(East-West Street)
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OVERALL ADJUSTD7ENTS (Con't)
1. Altura Rd. - 3rd St.
2. Anna Ave. - Anna St.
3. Anoka St. - Cleveland St.
4. Apex Lane - Apex St.
S. Ashton Ave. - Ashton St.
6. Bacon Dr. - Garfield St.
7. Baker Ave. - Baker St.
8. Bennett Dr. - 64th Ave.
9. Berne Rd. - Berne Dr.
10. Broad Ave, - Broad St.
11. Brookview Dr. - Brookview Rd.
12. Buffalo St. - Buffalo Way
13. Capital St. - Capital Dr.
14. Carrie Lane - 56th�Ave.
15, Channel Rd. - Channel Dr.
16. Charles St. - Charles Ave.
17. Cheri Lane - 55th Ave.
18. Cheryl St. - Cheryl Way
19. Clearview Lane - Clearview Dr.
20. Clover Place - Clover Dr.
21. Comet Lane - 62nd Ave.
22. Concerto Curve - Concerto Dr.
23. Craig �lay - Craig Circle
24. Crown Rd. - Crown Ave. �
25. Dellwood Dr. - Fillmore St.
26. Dover St. - Dover Way
27. Ely St. - Ely Way
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28. �airmont St. - Fairmont Way
29. Fireside Dr. - Fireside Ave.
30. Fridley St. - Benjamin St.
31. Gardena Ave. - 59th Ave.
32, Gardena Lane - Matterhorn Dr.
33. Gibralter Rd. - Gibralter Ave:
34. Glacier Lane - Glacier Dr.
35. Glencoe St. - Glencoe Way
36� Glen Creek Rd. - Glen Creek Dr.
37. Hackman Ave. - Hackman Dr.
38� Hathaway Lane - Hathaway Ave.
39. Helene Place - 57th Ave.
40. Hickory St. - Maple St.
41. Hickory Dr. - No. Locke Lake Dr
71st Wa
Hickory St. - "
Hickory Circle - "
42. Hickory Place - Hickory St.
43. Hickory Ave. - Hickory St.
44. Hillcrest Dr. - Hillcrest Circl
45. Horizon Circle - 54th Ave.
46. Hughes Ave. - Hughes Dr.
47. Hugo St. - Hugo Way
48. Ironton St. - Ironton Way
49. Janesville St. - Janesville Way
50. Kimball St. - Kimball Way
51. Lafayette St. - Lafayette Way
52. Lakeside Rd. - Benjamin St.
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OVERALL ADJUSTMENTS (Con't.)
53. Liberty St. - Liberty Way 80. River Edge Way - River Edge Cir
54. Locke Lake Rd, - No. Lock Lake Dr. 81. Riverview Terr. - Riverview Dr.
55. Longfellow St. - Longfellow Way
56. Lucia Lane - Fillmore St.
57. Lynde Dxive - 57th Ave.
58. Lyric Lane - Lyric Dr.
59. Marigold Terr. - Marigold Ave.
60. Meadow Moor Dr. - Spring Dr.
61. Nlemory Lane - Memory Dr.
62. Meyers Ave. - Meyers Way
82. Roman Rd. - 2nd St.
83. Satellite Lane - 64th Ave.
84. Skywood Lane - Skywood Ave.
85. Skywood Court - Skywood Dr.
86. Spring Brook Place - SpringBroo
Street
87. Starlane - 3rd St.
88. Starlite Blvd. - Starlite St.
89. Sunrise Dr. - 2nd St.
63. Mississippi Place - Mississippi Way 90. Sylvan Lane - Sylvan Dr.
64. Oakley Dr. - Oakley St. � 91. Talmadge Lane - Talmadge St.
65. O.akwood Manor - Arthur St. 92. Tempo Terr. - Tempo Dr.
66. Onondaga St. - 74th Ave. 93, Tennison Dr. - Buchanan St.
67, Panorama Aue. = 50th Ave. 94. To��per Lane - 2nd St.
68, Plaza Curve - Plaza Dr. 95. Trinity Dr. - Main St. �, 63rdAv
69. Rainbow Dr. - lst St. 96. Woody Lane - Woody Dr.
70. Rainer Pass - Rainer Dr. 97. 2nd St. - lst St.
71. Regis Dr. - Buchanan St. 98. 21/2 St. - 2nd St.
72. Regis Lane - 55th Ave. � 99. 531/2 Ave. - Skywood Ave.
73. Regis Terr. -� 56th Ave. 100. 571/2 Ave. - 57th Lane
74, Regis Trail - Lincoln St. 101. 591/2 Way - 59th Lane
75. Rice Creek Rd. - E. Moore Lake Dr. 102. 611/2 Way - 61st Lane
(63rd Ave.)
76. Rice Creek Blvd. - N. Rice Creek Dr1U3. 621/2 Way - 62nd Lane
77. Rice Creek Terr. - S. Rice Creek Dr104. 631/2 Way - Sylvan Way
78. Rice Creek Way - S. Locke Lake Dr. 105. 641/2 Way - 64th Lane
79,. Rickard Rd. - 76th Way 106. 651/2 Way - 65th Lane
OVERALL ADJUSTMENTS (Con't)
107. 661/2 Ave. - Rice Creek Terr
(New Brighton)
108. 661/2 Way - 66th Lane
109. 68th Place - 68th Lane
110. 711/2 Way - Meyers �Vay
111. 731/2 Ave. - 73rd Lane
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MEMQ T0:
MEMO FROM :
Nasim M. Qureshi, City Engineer
Darrel Clark, Engineering Assistant
MF�'IO DATE : October 15, 1968
MEMO NUMBER: ��35 Engr. ��68-30
RE: McClish Single Family Dwellin� Permit Request on the
South Half of Lot 4 and Al1 of Lot 5, Block 14,
Hamilton's Addition to Mechanicsville
' July 14, 1960: Permit for triplex taken out by B& M Inc. on Lot 3, except
north 10 feet, all of Lots 4 and 5, Block 14. However, he
owned only Lot 3 except the north 10 feet and all of Lot 4.
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October 19, 1960: B& M Inc. sold triplex with Lot 3 except north 10 feet and
the Nz of Lot 4(no split requested) to George Game. B& M Inc.
kept the N2 of Lot 4.
April 21, 1961: Gaxage permit for entire tract ownership indicated on permit was
McClish and B& M Inc. was builder.
' May 5, 1961: McClish bought Lot 5 from Wuckila,
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September, 1962: McClish appeared before the Planning Commission and inquired
about splitting Lot 3 except the noxth 10 feet, all of Lots 4 and
5 into two sites: (1) 50'x130' for the triplex (2) 60'x130'.
� for a new single family dwelling or the possibility of building
a single family dwelling just on Lot 5. Planning Commission
advised that neither proposal would meet present area requirements.
Planning Commission minutes of September 27, 1962.
February 12, 1964: McClish became actual owner of record of the triplex with Lot 3
except the north 10' and the NZ of Lot 4.
June 1, 1964: McClish also became owner of record of the S2 of Lot 4, therefore
as of this date McClish was the owner of the entire tract, Lot 3
except the north 10' and all of Lots �t and 5 and should have had
fu11 knowledge of the part that at least the City Planning Com-
mission thought that the full 1T0' was needed for the triplex due
to their lot split inquixy back in September of 1962.
August 10, 1964: Ardis McCarty, in a letter to the City, stated she was the new
�wner of the Sz of Lot 4 and Lot 5 and was requesting a building
permit (she never became owner of record at the County). The
permit was denied by Council on September 21, 1964 for the r.eason
all the land was indicated on tl�e triplex permit back in 1960
and was necessary to meet the area requirements.
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Memo ��35 Engr. ��68-30
McClish
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November 8, 1967: Permit application by McClish to build a single family dwelling
on the south 60' of the tract leaving 50' for the triplex. The
Board of Appeals did � accept the request.
November 20, 1967: City Council asked McClish to deed to the owner of the triplex
15' making the triplex site 65' and the remaining 45' for the
proposed single family dwelling.
December 29, 1967: New owner of record, Edgar Bernard, of Lot 3 except the noxth
10' and the North half of Lot 4, wiCh McClish still owner of the
S2 of Lot 4 and all of Lot 5.
March 6, 1968: The Board of Appeals discussed the McClish problem and the minutes
state "The Board's motion and Council's action stands as stated.
Recourse D�strict Court.
' August 1968: A registered lettex was sent to triplex owner, Bernard, by McClish,
copy attached, no answer from Bernard.
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October 21, 1968: Petition is back to.Council asking for original request to be
granted.
C�. -R�
DARREL CLAIZK
Engineering Assistant
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August , 68
IIear Mr. Edgar Bernard �
I went to see the Ci.ty Clerk & told him what we offered
you (on the telephone) & that you wern't interested. But it seems
we should have put it in writting & sent it, registered mail. Am
writting this in triplicate (one copy for you, the City Council &
ourselves). We're making the same offer we made to you on the
telephone.
They (The City Council) say your Tri Plex hasn't ample
parking vicilities so they want us to give you (15') fifteen ft.
of our property on the south side of the Tri Plex providing you
let us have an easement for Drive�aay to gain entry to garage.
We decided to give up our land to you with the undexstand-
ing you pay for all the taxes we've had to pay on the (15') fifteen
ft. .
We woulcl lilce you to answer this letter within (7) seven
days, if by then you do not, we will assume your still not
interested & we'l1 take the next steps.
- � Sincerely
Mx. & Mrs. Wm. McClish
6549 Fridley St. N.E.
Mpls. Minn. 55432
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�. REGLiT,AI: COUNCII� riLL'1']:NG, N0�'Lr1�1;1: 20, 1967 ' I'AGI; 12
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2. co��sin�:hn�zo.� o�� ��ir_n�o:c� cou��T�rY rr,�: AIJiNA 1'l,A�S:
The City I;n�inecr sai_d that t.he amount of land i.s sma7.I for tEie type of
faci.lity that is bein� pJ_anned, <ltld tlierE: is no storm sewer, lic saicl that
water t•:5.11 be dr<1i.ning fr.oai the souttieast corner onto Cily praperty, acid
he feels that the County should acquire more property so tfiey can contain
- their otan �:�ater. , Tf�e Ci.ty�n�i.neer siioi�Jecl the Counci.l a m� p of the park
and sho�•�ed the �•ray ttiat it �•�ill. expand. Counci_lman Samuelson asked hoca
the zrea complies ���i.th the Ordinance. The City Fngi_neer said ttiat it
wouJ.d co;nply if there ���as a complete st��1-m sec��er. system, but as such, it
does not, and they should have niore area so that all the water is con-
tainecl on their property. He sai.d tI►is ':'iould be iripresscd upon them.
rI0TI0N by Counci.lman Sheri.dan to refer this item to the Administratzon
for thei.r recommendation to the Council regardi.ng the Anoka Co<<nty Ice
Arena. The motion �aas seconcted, and upon a voice vote, there being no
nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. •
• MOT70N by Councilman Samuelson to receive the Mi.nutes of the Building
Standards - Design Control Subcotnniittee Meetiri� of November 7, 1967.
Seconded by Counci_lman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, tbere being no nays,
Mayor KirF:ham declared the motion carried.
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THE A17NU7'ES OF Ttl� BOAP.n oF AP��,�LS rTLETING, NOVF.r1BEP. S, 1967;
1. RF�UEST FOR E1 VARtA\TCF FI:Oi1 SECT'TOid �f5 .391 Z BY t��AIVF.�: 0'r' P.EQiJIRF1�PdTS
OF PROVTSIONS F�?LATTI�G TO THE COi�STI. TE-rA:�flLi' D[dFLITi�G
_ A _' 'UCT7�ON Or A Oc� _ , _
ON THE SOUTFI Oi:E-FIAT_•F 0�' LOT 4-Z �i�D �^.LL Ol� LOT 5, �LOCK 14, i1�1�tILTO\'S
AnDI1�0i�1 T'0 I1F�CHANI:CSVII�T.E. RFQUF;ST IiY tdTLT,TA'i riCCLTSH, 65��9 ��F.II)LFY
STF:�ET NOZT��;AST, Ft:IDI',FY, rfINN�S07'A 55�F2� ^^
The City F.ngineer sai_et that there is still a problern wi_tEi .this lot. fle
said that there is a gara�e �ahich �•�as bui.lt f�r the tri-pl.ex, cahich
Mr. plcClisii �aill use for his 18riCj� WI11CI1 leaves the problem of parking ,
for the tri-plex, and ttie tri-plex cannot be forced to pro��ide parki.no.
The Ci.ty At_t:orney said that he had received a lettcr fr:.m rlr. Glargo � .
that at one ti.mc all this '_and �•�as o�,�iiect by'�Ir. 1�fcCli.sh. There was a
discussion bett�reen tl�e City Attorney and �1r. TlcClish about the dates at
which he acquired the different lots and e�rhora he acquired them £ror,i. The
City Attorney's figures sho�aed that, althou�Ei T1r. rlcClish acquired the
property at diff.erent: ti.mcs, at one ti.me he held title to all the different
parcels. 1'he City t•fana�er su�gested that the Ci.ty Attorney could be
directed to see if ther.e was some proceclure that could be enforced by tfie
County Authori.ties, wliereby a certi.fi.cate f.rom the Euilding Inspector
would be required in the case oi a lot split. Councilm�an Sani��elson sai.d
he agr.eed c,iitti ttii.s. Counci_l.man Stieri.dan said that �aEien the ori.�i.nal.
request cam� in, it SIlOL•!EC� thrce par.cels, but the ot�iner Iia.d not o�-rned one
of ttiese ].ots. CounciJ.man I,iebl asked Tir. �IcClisti to comc to the Counci.l.
tab].e and shoc•i �•lhere thesc: loc s�•�ere situ��.ted on the map. There ��ias a
lon� di.scussion of the ditferenl: possibil i.ci.es at the Council table.
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RIsGUIL�11: COUtiCIL DIGL'17:NG, NOVEIIL'1;1: 20, 19G7 . . . pn(;}; Z?
Mr. ricCl.isli ��as asl:ed if he would be ����i_lli.n� to decd 15 fect of land to tE�e
tx'i-plex i.f. he t•�ere all.o�•red to Uuild on a�ES fc�ol lot. Mr. TlcCli.sli said
� ttiat he t��oulcl i� tlie ocailer t,�ere �•.illing to �ay the bacic taxes o�i it. M�yc�r
Kirkliam su�c;ested tliat i.f he caould try and negotiate this c,li_th the o��Jner of
the tT-i--plex, and give him 15 fect, and thc Coui�cil c1110tdE:CI him to build
on the �ES foot lot, he could still maintain hi.s 10 feet si.cie yard require-
ments, and this may be a satisfactory CO:IlPTOi[11SG. Counczlman Sherid<111 said
that tliey could also �aork out a drive�•�ay easec�ient reglyding tEie garage.
�.'he City F.ngineer su�gested that tE�e problem of thc required four paved
parkino ar.eas for off-street garkin� for the tri-plex coul.d be sol��ed at this
tinie also. ' Councilman SI-�eri_clan said this c•�ould be fine, but the agreement
should not be contingent on solving' this probleui. riayor Kirl:(ia�a suggested
they get tOdCtI1CT 471tt1 the Clty Aldllcl�('Y and try to cYork out an agreement.
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Mayor Kirkham said that tt�e Council does not need to take action this _
eveni.ng, but that it can be turned over to the Admi_nistration to come up
with a re�sonable soluti.on. , . . � �
MOTTON by Councilman Sheridan to receive the Minutes of the $oar�I of Appeals
Meeti.ng of. A'oven�ber 8, 1967. Seconded by Council.man Li.ebl. Upon a voice
vote, there bei.ng no n�ys, Mayor Kirkhain declared the motion carried,
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1. INZTRSECTION PATTEhN: MISS7SSIPYI STREFT AND F.AST P.TV�F ROAD, BOB�S
PR011UCL RANCFl :
Mr. Schroer was present at the Council Neetir.g and came to the Council
rfeeting and came to the Council table �t�hile the Council lool:ed at his
new plan for his propert}� at the intersection oi Mississippi Street and
East River Road. Ttie plan is to go to ttie Plats & Subdi.visions - Streets
& U�i.li.ties Subco:nmi_ttee and will come bacl: to the Council with their
reconunencTations .
2. PROPOSED PI,.4t�NFD DEVETOPi�D'sNT: INi�iSBF.UC?�' ATORTH. ACRES. INC:
MOTIO?� b�T COL1I1C11[Il?Il Sheridan to set the Public Hearing for tlie rezonin�
(ZOA �67-1�E) proposed Planned Development for Innsbruck North by Acres, Inc.
for December 11, 1967. Seconded by Counci_l.man Samuelson. Upan a voice '
vote, there beino no nays, tlayor �:irktiam declar. ed the n�oti.ocz carri.ed.
MOT70\' by Counci.lman Sar,nielson to receive and f.ile the minutes of the
Plannin�; Com�lission i�feeti.n� o£ Nove�aber. 9, 1967. Seconded by Councilman
Liebl. Upon a voi.ce vote, there bei.ng no na��s, Tiayor I�i.rkliam declared the
motion carried. %
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DAI�G�:�;OUS EUTLDI`;G AC7']:O:I FOP._6015^_22 S1'1:EF.T \U:7'�P:AS7':
Counci.lmzn I,i.eh]. said th�1r. he has brou�lit tliis property to the attentio►� of
the Counci.l by aski.n� tfic City riana�cr. to nut it on the a�enda. He said
tf�i.s builcii.n� is not up to standards and i.s an eye •sorc for the CiLy. FIc
said tti�t t1ie�-e ��ere ni.ce ho���cs on ci.ther si.de oL tieis bui.l.din�. The Ci.ty
Attoi-ney sai.d he iiad preplrc<1 a pcti.ti.or� for coiidctil[7�1tlOri �1nd requesti.n�
the removal of- tt►c t>ui.l.din�; ba,ed o�i thc rc��ort.
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RESOLUTION N0.
A RESOLUTION TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS
BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Fridley, as follows:
1. That it is in the interest of the City to award bid contracts
for the following item, materials and work:
PARK GARAGE (METAL BUILDING) INSULATION.
2. A copy of the specifications for the above described items
and materials, together with a proposal for the method of
purchase and the payment thereof have been presented to
the Council by the City Manager and the same are hereby
approved and adopted as the plans and specifications, and
the method of acquisition and payment to be required by
the City with respect to the acc{uisition of said items
and materials.
3. The purchase of said items and materials as described
above shall be effectec� by sealed bids to be received and
opened by the City of Fridley on the lst day of November,
1968. The City Manager is directed and authorized to ad-
vertise for the purchase of said items and materials by
sealed bid proposals under notice as provided by law and the
Charter of the City of Fridley, the notice to be substantially
in form as that shown by Exhibit "A" attached hereto and made
a part of by reference. Said notice shall be published at
least twice in the official newspapers of the City of Fridley.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
DAY OF
ATTEST:
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MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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Fridley, Minnesota 55421
Paul Brown, Director
6431 University Avenue N.E.
Phone: 560-3450
NOTICE TO BID
CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA
PARK GARAGE (METAL BUILDING)INSULATION
EXHIBIT "A"
The City Council of the City of Fridley will open bids at 10:30 A.M. on
November 1, 1968, at the City Hall, 6431 University Avenue Northeast, Fridley,
Minnesota, 55421, for the Park Garage (Metal Building) Insulation. Information
as to the terms and conditions and other data pertaining to the bid may be ob-
tained from the office of the Parks Director at 6431 University Avenue Northeast,
Fridley, Minnesota, 55421. The bid should be in writing, sealed, and on the form
prepared by the City. The bid should be delivered or handed to the office of the
Parks and Recreation Director on or before 10:30 A.M. on the lst day of November,
1968. �
Publish: October 23, 1968
October 30, 1968
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CITY MANAGER
CITY OF FRIDLEY
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EX�STING STOP SIGNS IN CITY OF FRIDLEY
INTERSECTION CORNER INTERSECTION
BROOKVIEW DRIVE
68th Ave.
CENTRAL AVENUE NE
Osborne Road
76th Ave.
75th Ave.
Fireside Drive
Fireside Drive
Onondaga St.
731/2 Ave.
73rd Ave.
Norton Ave.
69th Ave.
66th Ave.
Mississippi St.
Mississippi St.
64th St.
Rice Creek Rd,
Rice Creek Rd.
Woody Lane
Hillcrest Drive
Gardena Ave.
Hackmann Ave.
Hillwind Road
EAST RIVER ROAD
Lafayette St.
Kimball St.
Janesville St.
Ironton St.
Ironton St.
Hugo St,
Hugo St.
Glencoe St.
Fazrmont Cixcle (No.)
�airmont Circle (So.)
SW
SW
NE
NE
NE
SW
NE
SW
NE
SW
NE
NE
NE
SW
NE
NE
SW
NE
NE
NE
NE
SE
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SW
SW
SW
NE
SW
NE
SW
Sl�
NE
NE
Con't
EAST RIVER ROAD
CORNER
Fairmont St. SW
Ely St. SW
Liberty St. (E) NE
Liberty St. (W} SW
79th Way (E) NE
79th Way (1V) SW
Pearson Way SW
Craigbrook Way SW
Stonybrook Way SW
Craigway (N) SW
Craigway (S) SW
77th Way NE
Rickard Road SW
75th Way SW
Talmadge Way SW
A� W Root Beer Stand NE
Glen Creek Road SW
Logan Parkway SW
71st Way SW
Hickory Drive NE
70th Way NE
69th Way NE
Locke Lake Road NE
Hartman Circle SW
Rice Creek Way NE
Mi�sissippi Place SW
64 /2 Way SW
64th Way NE
631/2 Way (W) SW
631/2 Way (E) NE
63rd Way (W) SW
63�d Way (E) NE.
62 /2 Way NE
62nd Way (W) SW
62nd Way (E) NE
River Edge Way (N) SW
Ri�er Edge Way (S) SW
61 /2 Way NE
Charles St. SW
591/2 Way SW
Downing Box Co. (N) NE
Downing Box Co. (S) NE
Service Dr. to Nursing SW
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INTERSECTION CORNER
Con't.
EAST RIVER ROAD
FMC. (4 Driveways) NE
43rd Ave. (E) NE
43rd Ave. (W) SW
37th Ave. (E) NE
No. Dr. to Lic{uor StoreSW
Longfellow St.(W) SW
Longfellow St.(E) NE
HILLWIND ROAD
Lynde Drive
JACKSON STREET N.E.
Kennaston Dr.
MADISON STREET N.E.
57th Ave.
NIAIN STREET N.E.
43rd Ave.
44th Ave.
45th Ave.
46th Ave.
47th Ave.
48th Ave.
49th Ave.
Pilot Ave.
Panorama Ave.
Capitol St.
53rd Ave.
Crown Road
Horizon Circle
INTERSECTION
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CORNER
Con't.
MAIN STREET N.E.
No. Drive to Midland SW
57th Ave. NE
58th Ave. NE
59th Ave. NE
60th Ave. NE
61st Ave. (E) NE
61st Ave. (W) SW
MATTERHORN DRIVE N.E.
NE 53rd Ave. SW
Skywood Lane SW
MISSISSIPPI STREET N.E.
NE
SW
SW
SW
NE
NE
NE
NE
NE
NE
NE
NE
NE
NE
NE
Hickory Ave. NW
Ashton Ave. (S) SE
Ashton Ave. (N) NW
Main St. NW
2nd St. NW
Drive to Furniture SE
Store
W. Drive to Rice Plaza SE
E. Drive to Rice Plaza SE
W. Drive to Holly Cen. NW
E. Drive to Holly Cen. NW
Drive to Dairy Queen SE
Univ. Ave. W. Serv. Dr.NW
Univ. Ave. W. Serv. Dr.SE
Univ. Ave. E. Serv. Dr.SE
5th St. SE
7th St. (N) NW
7th St. (S) SE
W. Dr. to Hayes School NW
E. Dr. to Hayes School NW
Monroe St. (N) NW
Monroe St. (S) SE
Jackson St. (N) NW
Jackson St. (S) SE
Van Buren St. SE
Able St. (N) NW
Able St. (S) SE
Baker Ave. SE
Oakley Dr. NW
Taylor St. SE
Brookview Drive NW
Stop Signs Con't
INTERSECTION CORNER
Con't
MISSISSIPPI STREET N.E.
Lucia Lane NW
Dellwood Drive SE
Pierce St. (N) NW
Pierce St. (S) SE
Channel Road NW
Arthur St. NW
MONROE STREET NE.
68th Ave.
OSBORNE ROAD N.E.
(St. to So. only)
Sth St.
Madison St.
Jackson St,
Van Buren St.
Baker St.
Viron Road
Hwy. 65 W. Serv. Dr.
Root Beer Stand Dr.
Bacon Drive
Arthur St.
Lakeside Road
RICE CREEK TERRACE
Oakley St.
SATELLITE LANE N,E.
3rd St.
STINSON BLVD.
75th Ave. (W)
NE
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UNIVERSITY AVENUE N.E.
� Osborne Road (E) NE
Osborne Road (W) SW
� 73rd Ave. (E) NE
73rd Ave. (W) SW
69th Ave. (E) NE
69th Ave. (W) SW
53rd Ave. (E) NE
53rd Ave. (W) SW �
UNIVERSITY AVE. EAST SERVICE DR
64th Ave. NE
63rd Ave. NE
Moon Plaza (3) Drives NE
SE St. Williams Church Dr.NE
SE 60�h Ave. NE
SE • 57 /2 Ave. NE
SE 57th Place NE
SE
SE UNIVERSITY AVE. WEST SERVICE DR
SE
SE
SE
SE Plaza Curve SW
SE 67th Ave. SW
Satellite Lane SW
Mexcury Drive SW
Sylvan Lane SW
Rainbow Drive SW
Sunrise Drive SW
SE Star Lane SW
WEST MOORE LAKE DRIVE
NW NE Drive to Jr. H.S. SW
Carol Drive NW
Able St. NW
Baker Ave. NW
Hwy. 65 West Serv. Dr. NW
SW 3RD STREET N.E.
Horizon Drive SW
HoriZOn Drive NE
INTERSECTION
7th STREET N.E.
CORNER
53rd Ave. (E) NE
531/2 Ave. NE
54th Ave. (E) NE
54th Ave. (W) SW
Cheri Lane NE
Hwy. 694 Serv. Dr. S6V
100 Twin Dr. (So.Side) SE
l00 Twin Dr. (No.Side) NE
57th Ave. (E) NE
57th Ave. (W) SW
57th Place SW
58th Ave. NE
59th Ave. (W) SW
59th Ave. (E) NE
60th Ave. SW
61st Ave. (W) SW
61st Ave. (E) NE
63rd Ave. (W) SW
63rd Ave, (E) NE
Bennett Drive NE
67th Ave. (W) SW
37TH AVENUE N.E.
Marshall St. NE, NW
SW En�, to Liquor StoreNW
SE Ent, to Liquor StoreNW
40TH AVENUE NE. .
Main St. (N) NW
44TH AVENUE N.E.
Main St. (N) NW
49TH AVENUE N.E.
INTERSECTTON
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49TH AVENUE N.E.
3rd St . (N)
3rd St. (S)
52ND AVENUE N.E.
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CORNER
NW
SE
So . Dr.. to S�Cywood Ma11NW
53RD AVENUE N.E.
Horizon Dr. (N) NW
Horizon Dr. (S) SE
Altura Road NW
3rd St. SE
Univ. Ave. East Serv. NW
Drive .
4th St. (N) NW
5th St. �N) NW
6th St. (N) NW
7th St. (N) NW
West Dr. to Target NW
Center Dr. to Target NW
East Dr, to Target NW
Hwy, 65 E. Serv. Dr. NW
57TH AVENUE N.E.
Univ. Ave. W. Serv.Dr. NW
Univ. Ave. E. Serv.Dr. NW
Univ. Ave. E. Serv.Dr. SE
4th St. SE
5th St. SE
6th St. SE
Madison St. NW
59TH AVENUE N.E. (to West)
7th St. (Nj
7th St. (S)
2nd St. SE �
Roman Road NW '
21/2 St. SE
NW
SE
INTERSECTION
61ST AVENUE N.E.
CORNER
Rainbow Dr. NW
2nd St. SE
St�nrise Dr. NW
2 /2 St. SE
Star Lane NW
3rd St. SE
Univ. Ave. E. Serv.Dr. NW
Univ. Ave. E. Serv.Dr. SE
4th St. SE
5th St. (N) NW
5th St. (S) SE
6th St. (N) NW
6th St. (S) SE
7th St. (N) NW
7th St. (S) SE
West MooreLk.Dr. (S) SE
S.W. Dr. to Jr. H.S. NW
West Dr. to Sr. H.S. SE
East Dr. to Sr. H.S. SE
63RD AVENUE N.E.
Hwy. 65 E. Serv.Dr.(S) SE
Hwy. 65 E. Serv.Dr.(N) NW
67TH AVENUE N.E.
Monroe St . (S) SE
Monroe St. (N) NW
68TH AVENUE N.E.
Quincy St.
Jackson St.
Kennaston Dr. (N)
Kennaston Dr. (S)
Overton Dr . (N)
Overton Dr. (S)
Pandora Dr.
Oakley St.
SE
SE
NW
SW
NW
SW
NW
NW
INTERSECTION
73RD AVENUE N.E.
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Stinson Blvd. (N) NW
" 75TH AVENUE N.E.
Arthur St. NW
HIGHWAY #65
Fi�eside Drive NE
73 /2 Avenue NE
73rd Ave. (E) NE
73rd Ave. (W) SW
Brookview Drive SW
68th Ave. (E) NE
68th Ave. (W) SW
66th Ave. SW
E. Serv.Dr. (Approx64thNE
63rd Ave. (W) SW
63rd Ave. (E) NE
Moore Lake Drive SW
Rice Creek Road NE
Shorewood Lic{uor Store NE
52nd Avenue NE
N0. SERVICE DRIVE HWY. #694
4th St. NW
5th St. NW
6th St, NW
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RESOLUTION NAMING SIVERTS LANE NORTHEAST
WHEREAS, a new street has been dedicated from 69th
Avenue Northeast to the south and
WHEREAS, a rec{uest has been received to name this
street Siverts Lane Northeast by the Parks and Recrea-
tion Committee.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of
the City of Fridley that:
Section 1. .The north-south street located approx-
mately 600 feet east of Central Avenue
Northeast and bounded on the north by
69th Avenue Northeast will be named and
known as Siverts Lane.
Section 2. The City Clerk is hereby directed to
register said street name with the proper
authorities for Anoka County and with the
proper postal authorities and other in-
terested parties.
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1968 BY THE CI.TY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY.
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
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RESOLUTION NO . - / � �o �
RESOLUTION RECEIVING THE REPORT AND AtTTHORIZING PREPARATION OF FINAL
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR TESTING PROGRAM TO LOCATE FUTURE wELL
SITES: WA�i�ER PROJECT N0. 75 �3
WFIEEtEAS, Persua.nt to the Resolutio.n No. 58-1968, a report has been
prepared b.y Comstock and Davis with refere.nce to this work, and
WHEREAS, There might be need of some easements and acquisition of some
propert.y, for this project.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVID, By the. City Council of the City of
Fridle.y, Araoka Coun�y, Minnesota, as follows:
1. TYiat the report submitted by Comstock and Davis is hereby received
and accepted.
2. That Comstock and Davis are hereb.y designated Engineers for this
work and the,y shall prepare fi.nal plans and specifications for the
testing program.
3. The Cit,y Attor.ney is hereb,y authorized to negotiate or condemn the
necessary propert,y for the locatio.n of these test wells.
ADOPTID BY THE�CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
a( �-DAY OF � � . , � 96g ,
ATTEST:
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Marvin C. Bru.nsell, CITY CLERK
Jack 0. Kirkham, MA�'OR
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RESOLU`�ION ORDERING IMPROVEi�I1,NT t1NA FINAL PLANS AND
SPSCXrICATIONS AND ESTII�IEI.T�S Or COSTS TiiEI'.EOF :
WATER, SANITARY SEL�TER AND S�'ORM SEWER PROJECT N0. 90
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WHEREAS, Resolution No. 143-1968 adopted the 16�' day of September, 1968
by tlie City Council, set the date for heaxing on the proposed improvements, as speci-
fically noted in the Notice of Hearing attached hereto fox reference as Exhibit "A",
and
WHEREAS, all of the pxopexty owners whose property is liable to be assessed
with the making of these improvements (as noted in said Notice) were given ten (10)
days notice by mail and published notice of the Council Hearing through two (2j weekly
publications of the requixed notice, and the hearing was held and the property owners
heard thexeon at the hearing, as noted in said notice.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka
C�unty, Minnesota, as folTows:
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1. That the following improvements proposed b.y Gouncil Resolutio.n '
No. 143-1968 are hereby ordered to be effected and completed
as soon as reasonably possible, to-wit:
a) Watermain, sanitar.y sewer, laterals and service connection,
storm sewer and appurtena.nces serving the iollowing area:
The propert.y along the northerl.y street abutting on
Interstate #694 and East River Road referred to as track
"J" of the Industrial Park.
This will be the first phase of the total improvement plan.
�stimated cost for.this phase is $160,250.00.
2. That work to be pc�rformed undex this project may be pexformed uncier one
or more.contxacts as may be deemed advisable upon receipt of bids.
3. That the Comstock a.nd Davis, Inc., consulti.ng Engineers, 1446 County
Road "J", Mpls. are hereby designated as the Engineers for this impxove-
ment. The,y shall prepare final plans and specifi.cations for the making
of such improvenient.
ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL OF TH� CITY�OF FRIDLEY THIS �/ � DAY OF
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CITY CL1,P.K - Marvin C. Brunsell
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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GENERAL
LIQUOR
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BY COUNCIL October 21, 1968 September l, 1g68 to September l, 1969
' NAME Address UNITS FEE
� Lester Mayo
495� Madison St. No E. 5974 - 3rd 5t. N. E. 4 10.00
Minneapolis, Minnesota
' A & G Enterprises ,
Pine 1'ree Lake Road
White Bear Lake, Minn. 5701 Highway #65 32 32.00
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A & G Enterprises
� Pine Tree Lake Road
White Bear Lake, Minn. 5650 Polk St. N. E. 32 32•00
, A & G Enterprises .
Pine Tree Lake Road
' White Bear Lake, Minn. 5700 Polk St. N. E. 32 32.00
Eugene Lashinski :
'; ' 1035 Polk Place N. E. �
Minneapolis, Minno 4030 Main St. N. E. 3 10.00
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FISCAL PERIOD 4/30/68 - 4/30/69
Oct, 21, 1968 APPROVED B'
BLACKTOPPING .
Pioneer Blacktop Co.
2642 James Ave. N. j
Minneapolis, Minnesota Bye Art Scherber NEW Bldg. Insp.
GENERAL CONTRACTING � �
Carlson LaVine,Inc.
2831 Aldrich Ave. South �
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Erick LaVine RENEWAL BLDG, INSP.
Harris Erection Co.
6210 Riverview Terrace
Fridley, Minnesota By: Harold Harris RENEWAL BLDG, INSP.
Adolph Egge
2327 4th Ave . N .
Anoka, Minnesota By; Adolph Egge NEW BLDG. IN9.'.
Imperial Garage Builders
12483 73rd Ave. N. �
Osseo, Minnesota By: Gordon Olson NEW . BLDG. INSP.
Weco, Inc.
6921 Logan Ave. N. '
Brooklyn Center, Minnesota By; Watson Eggenud NEW BLDG, INSP.
HEATING .
Johnny's Inc.
6846 Osseo Road N.
Brooklyn Center, Minnesota By: Don Rosen NEW '- BLDG, INSP.
MASONRY
H. C. Wagar Co., Inc.
5940 Stinson Blvd. N. E. �
Fridley, Minnesota By: . H. C. Wager RENEWA� Bldg. Insp.
CI�TAR JTTE
Food Bon?nz�� Inc
250 Osborne Doad
Fridle.y, P•iinnesota
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John irl. Hooley
APPRO`TED BY
Chief of Police
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ESTIMATES TO BE APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OCTOBER 21, 1968
A11ied Blacktop Company
3601 48th Avenue North
Minneapolis, Minnesota
FINAL ESTIMAT�S No. 1 for Street Improvement
Project ST. 1968-10 (Seal Coat) according to
contract.
Minnesota Highway Department
St. Paul
Minnesota 55101
FINAL ESTIMATE for work performed on
Agreement ��55006. City's share of Traffic
Signal Cost. TH.,��47 and 51st Ave. N.E.
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$ 400.15
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ENGINEERTNG DEPARTMENT
6431 UNIVERSTTY AVENUE
FRIDLEY, MTNNESOTA 55421
Honorable Mayor and City Council
City of Fridley
c/o Homer R. Ankrum, City Manager
643.1 University Avenue Northeast
Fridley, Minnesota
Gentlemen:
CERTIFICATE OF THE ENGINEER
Octobex 21, 1968
We hexeby submit Estimate No. 1, the FINAL ESTIMATE, for
Allied Blacktop Company, 3601 48th Avenue North, Minneapolis,
Minnesota, for Street Improvement Project St. 1968-10 (Seal
Coat) according to the Contract. �
97,063 Sq. Yds. Seal Coat with Sweeping
@ $0.1175
AMOUNT DUE FINAL ESTIMATE
$11,404.90
$11,404.90
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I have viewed the work under contract for the construction
� of Street Improvement Project St. 1968-10 (Seal Coat) and
find that the same is substantially complete in accordance
with the contract documents.
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o� the work by your Honorable Body, and that the one year
contractual maintenance bond commence on the date listed
above,
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DATE FURNISIIED
INVOICE
STATE OF MINNESOTA
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
St. Paul, Miran. 55101
Account of
C�.ty of Fra.dley
Nasim h1e Qureshi� Ci.ty Engr.
6l�31 Universxty Ave. N.E.
�1i.nne�.polis, Dinn. 55�21
Remittance by Cbeck, b1oney Order or Drajt should be
Payable to: Minnesola Department of Highways
DESCRIPTION
Invoice No. 1
1�Vork performed on A�reement # 5�006
on Sp 0205t�18, r�.inn.Proj F 081-1(33)
Contractor: Barton Goz�tractxng Co, �
Contract No. 12229 , ���
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TH It7 & 51st. Ave�. N.E.
Cityts share of Traffic Signal cost �377.50
Plus 6� EngineerS.ng 22.65
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ORDINANCE N0.
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YE�;�.;:�;��
THE CITY OF FRIDLEY ORDAINS:
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� SECTION J�: That the annual budgert of the City of Fridley for the fiscal year beginning
January 1, 1969 which has been submitted by the City Manager and modified and
�approved by the City Council is hereby adopted; the total of the said budget and the major
divisions thereof being as follows:
REVENUE AVAILABLE
� CURRENT REVENUE:
General Property Tax
�Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
From Other Agencies
�Service Charges
Non-Revenue Receipts
' TOTAL
1 GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES
FOR OTHER FUNDS:
Debt Service Fund - Parks
� Public Employees Retirement
Fund
Firemen's Relief Fund:
� Insurance Refund
Mill Levy
State Aid- Highways
Debt Service Fund - Improve-
ment Bonds
� Debt Service Fund -
Civic Center Bonds
� Police Pension Fut�d
TOTAL
TOTAL ALL FUNDS
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REQUIREMENTS
GENERAL FUND:
City Council
City Manager's Office
Municipal Court
Elections � Registrations
Finance
Auditing
Le gal
Boards � Commissions
Buildings � Grounds
Police
Fire
Building Inspection
Civil Defense
Engineering
Public Works
Street Lighting
Sanitation � Health
Parks, Recreation � Band
�lealth � Hospital Insurance
Library
Reserve
TOTAL GENERAL FUND
OTHER FUNDS:
P.E.R.A.
Firemen's Relief
Debt Service-Park Bonds
State Aid - Highways
Debt Service-Improv. Bonds
Debt Service-Civic Center Bds.
Police Pension Fund
� TOTAL
TOTAL ALL FUNDS
� SECTION 2; That the City Manager be directed to cause the appropriate accounting
entries to be made in the books of the City.
� PASSED ANA AAOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL THIS DAY OF , 1968.
SIGNED:
JACK 0. KIRKHAM, MAYOR
� ATTEST:
� MARVTN C. BRUNSELL, CITY CLERK
Fixst Reading:
Second Read�ngs
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RESOLUTION N0.
A R�SQLUTION DETBRMINING THE NECESSZTY OF AND PROVZDTNG FOR A TAX LEVY IN EXCESS
0�" NORMAL C�TY CHARTER TAX LIMITS.
B� �T R�SQI,VED, by the Council of the City of Fridley as follows:
SECT,�ON ].: That the Council of the City of Fridley heretofore r¢ceived from the
, C'�.�ana�er a pxoposed budget of the City of Fridley for the year of 1g69 which
px�opose� budget when examined evidenced the necessitv of an additional tax levy
in eK���s of the City Charter limits and, accordingly, there was then adopted on
th�7.6�1 day of September, 1968, a resolution declaring the necessity for an
� add�tiana� tax levy and specifying r.he purpose for which such additional tax levy
is required.
� FURTH�R, the Council proceeded to hold public hearings pursuant to three
��) we�ks pub.lished notice in the official newspaper of the City. That such publiC
h��ri.n� wa� held on the 7th day of October, 1968, and all persons interested there�,n
� were �ffoxded an opportunity to be heard and made objection$, if any there be, to
�he budgat as then proposed. That after such hearing and after full discussion of
the cpntQnts of the budget and all objections thereto the Council further prpceeded
t4 aarx�sct and amend the budget in such way as was deemed necessary by the Council ta
� b� in the best interests of the City; and after such corrections and amendments the
Coun�xl did pass and adopt by Ordinance on the day ,
�9�$a � budget for the City of f'i�idley for the operation of its business during the
� ye�r 1969, a copy of which budget is attached hereto for reference purposes as
�XHI$I'� ��A'►.
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S�CTTON �; Further, upon the examination of such budget originally proposed, cox�l^ected,
a��d �mended and adopted by the City of Fridley on the day of
, 1968, it reasonably appears, and the Council does not find
t at the tax levy necessary to provide monies for the operation of the business of
th� Gi�y of Fridley dux�ing the year of 1968 under said budget, is and will be, when
computed in accordance with law, in excess of the normal City Charter limit of thirty
(30) mills on each dollar of the assessed valuation of the property in the City, bufi
�h�t� nevertheless, it is reasonable and to the best interest of the City in order to
p7rovide for the proper oper�ation of the business and fuctions of the City during the
year oi 1968, to exceed such normal City Charter tax levy limit, and to levy taxes
�hereaf suf�icient to provide the monies necessary to the operation of the business
ca$ the City �n accordance with said budget.
S�CTIQN 3; That to provide money in accordance with the needs and purposes of the
bud�et of the City for the year of 1969, taxes shall be levied in accordance with
�.aw sufficient to provide monies provided for any purpose herein shall be appropriated
fi4 �nd used for any other purpose, except as might otherwise be authorized by law, either
und�r th� general law of the State of Minnesota or the City Charter of Fridley.
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For the General Fund
For Firemen's Relief
For Police Pension Fund
For Debt Service - Parks
For Contribution to Public �mployees
Re±irement F�nd
For Debt Service Fund - Improvement Bonds
For Debt Service Fund - Civic Center Bonds
PASSEA AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
AAY DF , 1968.
MAYOR - JACK 0. KIRKHAM
ATT£ST:
CTTY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL
RESOLUTION N0.
A RESOLUTION CERTIFYING TAX LEVY REQUIREMENTS FOR 1969 TO COUNTY OF ANOKA
FOR COLLECTIONS.
BE IT RESOLVED, that the City of Fridley certify to the County
Auditox of the County of Anoka, State of Minnesota, the following tax levy
to be levied in i969.
General Fund
pebt Service - Parks
Contribution to P.E.R.A.
Debt Service Fund - Improvement Bonds
Debt Service Fund - Civic Center Bonds
Firemen's Relief
Police Pension Fund
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the amount herein certified with respect
to the Public Employees Retirement Association is in th� amount required
by law.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY
THIS DAY OF , 1968.
MAYOR - JACK 0. KIRKHAM
ATTEST:
CITX CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL
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October 16, 1968
Mr. James Hensley
5600 B��nton Avenue S�uth
Edina, Minnesota 55424
Dcar Mr. Hensley; .
Upon your departure from the City of Fridley Boarc� of Health
and the posi.tion of Health Sanitarian we of the City Coancil express
our appreciation and con4�iendation for a job well done.
Your perfor.m;znce ot Heal.th Sanitarian duties for this City from
April 25, 1960 to Oci:ober 14, 1968 have been outst��t�ding in every
respect and we fee.l. €ortunate indeed to have had your services durin�
this period.
We are extremely proud:-to have had you on. our staf£ ::artd�-.y,our
a�gressive pursual. o� heal.th and sanitary probler�s resulted in
enhanced health conditions in the City of F�id2ey.
Your apgointment L-o yoar ne�a position :�iLh the P;ih.lic H=.°alth
Service attests to your out5tandin� performance of duties and qualifi-
catioizs �znd you ma�� be proud indeed of your selection.
With r.egre�s at your �eparture, we wis[i you every success in your
new posiL-io�a.
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Sincerely,
For the City Council
J�ck 0. Kirkhnm
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BF,FORL TfiE YUL31�rC SEI�V7C}� COi�it�1ISSI0N
OF 1^�I'u STAlT OI� %i:CNN�SOTA
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paut A. Rasnussen Chairr�ian
Ronal.d L. Anderson Cor�imissionez•
P� Yennct.h Peterson Co?;nzissioner
XN T�iF t�A1�1�Y Or TfIC PETI`I'TON
Ol� I�OR�rFiERiV F'ACIFIC RATI1;1'�X CCi�1PANY .
FOR �!U'1'HORITY TO DISCOi�7'�iUU� 'PHF
TRAr�SPORT�1T70T� OF IF SS--1 H�1N�C�IRLOEtD
(L.C.L. ) FRE�IGHT SHIPi�;�T�1T5 OF LFSS •
Z'HAN 6,000 POUI�iDS (?-�1ITH CERT�IN
COi��I)I`PIONS AND EXCEPTIOiVS) II� �
MTNI�t?�SOT�I IN7'R�STA'PE COi��ifIERCE. NO�P:ICE OF H1�ARZI�G
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By peti{;ion fi.led Frith the Commission on �G{,�,h�z• �p , lqdff, a copy oS which
.is attached, the Nor�thern Pacific Rai1�•�ay Company seeks au�horii;y to file appro��
riate tariff amenctments to discontinue the {,ra.nsporta{;ion and h3nd.ting af less•-
than-carloa.d (L.C.L.) �'reight shipments �.ei.gl�a.ng less than 6,000 pounds ( Vri{�h
certain conditions and exceptions) applicabl.e at all poznts on thei_r lane a.n
Minneso-�a �.ntr. astate cornmerce.
IT APPi;AFtING, That the authorization sought is of suiticient impar-� to
require public hearings,
IT IS TF�EP�FORE ORDERED : .. 0� n� R �
That the above captioned tnat-�er is hereby assigned ior hearing� before the
Commi.ssion as foll.ot•rs, at which times and places all interested parties V�il1 be
given an opportunity to be hearcl:
�tt Rocm 1i10 State Ofiice �3uilding, St. Paul, I�Iinr.esota, at 10:Q0 OtCloc'=t A.M.
pn I�londay, December 93 ar.d Tuesday, December lo, 1968.
At the Court House, �3emidji, 14inneso�,a, at 9�30 O�Clock A.ht. on ����ednesday,
December 11, a_96$.
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At i:he Ci.ty Hal_l, Detroit I��Yes, P•Iinnesota, ��: 9.30 O�Clock �1.��i. on Thursctay�
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. �s� I FO J . At•1BFtOSE
Daf;ed at Saint. Paul, t�iinn�sota, Secretary
ihi.s )_��th day of October, 196£�. • •
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xnquiries pertaining to tha.s rnatter shoulci t�e directed {;o the Rate I)a.vision,
teleptione ?.?_7.-231�9,
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BLFOFtE THF PU�3I,IG SERVICE COi�iISSION
ST�1TE OF MIP1Nt�SOTA
Tn the Matter of the Petition of
Northern P�.cif:ic R�.il�ray Cornpa.ny
for �1u�.hority to Discontinue the
Transportation of I�ess-Than-Car-
load (L.C.L.) Freight Shipment,s
of Tess� Tha.n 6,000 Pounds (l,lith
certain Condi�;ions and Exceptions)
in Minnesota� Intrastate Comr.ierce,
PETITION
Northern Pacific Railway Company� pe�itioner herein� states and
a�leges as follows:
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That petitioner is a lydisconsin corporation opera{;ing as a common
carrier by .railroad in the State of Minnesota and six other states, a�d
m�.intains its general offices in the Northern Pacific Building at 176
East Fifth Street in the City of St. Paul, Minnesota.
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That petitioner presently maintains :,eventy--three (73) open
agency stations on its lines of railroad in rlinnesota where the handling
and transportation of less-than-c��,rload shipments are provided. Petit-
ioner�s railroad also serves an additional one hundred t.wenty-��x (126)
stations in the State of Niinnesota at wizich no agency service or pick up
and delivery service for less--than-carload freight is provided.
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That tariffs are no�r being prepared and will be filed with the
Interstate Conunerce Cor�.rlission curtailing interstate less-than-carload
service on peti-�ionerts entire railroad system in Minnesota, North Dakota
and Wisconsin, effective Nover,iber 15, 1968. Such in�:erstate tariffs
will provide ior the continu:3nce of less�than-czrlo�.d service on such
shipmentS Z4Y1@Il loaded V.2th c��.rload freight or in sriiFm�nts of 6,000
pounds or rnore from one consignor to orie consi_gnee, provided it is la:�ded
by the consignor and unloaded b;; i;he consignee on public te�rn tracks or
pr�v�.te �ndustry tracks and docs not raquir�� irei�nt house hand]_in,,,
Less--than-carload service wi11 also be continued for certain returnable �_��
materials as specified in those tariffs and hereinafter.
IV.,
That petitioner has attempted to obtain substituted highway--
for--rail authority which would en�.ble it to o�'fer less-�han-car].o�,d
service in ATinnesota, Plorth Dakota and 4Jisconsin by the use of its motor
earrier subsidia_iy, Northern Pacif ic Transport Corripany. However� the
North Dakota Pub]_ic Service Commission has declined to grant such authority
for intrastate service within North Dakota� thereby preventing petitioner
fro�n providing fast, flexible service �,o the shipping public throughout
the three-state area. Since this gap of authority effactively prevents
petitioner i'rcm instituting econor_iical and efficient operations to com-
pete successfully for sr�all shipment traffic, additional capital expendi-
tures necess�.ry to upgrade �nd�modernize petitionerts L.C.L, terminal •� -
facilities in �Iinnesota are not warranted and would be a wastefuY``ei'�.s��"'�
pation of funds. �
That all of petitioner�s sever.ty-three (73) open agency stations
in Minne sota are pr.esently served by one or.more rail or motor carriers�
and such existing authorized motor carriers operzting within Minnesota
can and have been providing the shipping publ.ic t�rith a more expeditious
less-than-carload (less-than-trucklo�d) freight service than that.�fiich
can be provided by petitioner. T3y reason of the common �.nd permit motor
earrier cor�petition, the discont,inu��.nce of less-than-carload serviee by
connecting railroad carriers,� and the use of private motor vehicles, the
shipping public has, for the most part, abandoned the use of petitionerts
railroad for transport�.tion of sm�11 package shipr,ients and such service
is therefore no longer required by the shipping public.
VI.
That during the f iiteen year per•iod f rom 19>3 to 1967, inclusive�
. the less-than-carload tonnage, interstate ar� intr�.state ovcr petitioner►s
entire systern has dropped froM 11$�1�67 tons in 1.953 to j6,9t31 tons in
1967, or a decrezse of about fi.ft;y-two per cent (52�).
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lntrasta�te �;ons oi less-�;han-car oa ra ac in �xnneso a e seven y�
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three per cent (73�) irom 22�32/� in 1953 i;o 6,091� in 19G7. The cost of
providing intras�;ate less--�;han-carload freight service in 1�linnesota far
ex.ceeds the revenue at-Lributable -L- o such service and is no longer econor�--
ically justified.
VII.
That the granting o£ this peti+ion will ir,�prove car supply by
making rai.l cars pxesently used•in less-than-carload service available for
carload transportation3 which Vrill benefit the shipping public accordinglyb
VIII.
That the curtailr.ient of less--than--carload freight service in
Minne sota intrastate comrnerce by petztioner wi.11 not unreasonably harm or
inconvenience any member of the shipping public. The considerable finan-
cial loss incurred by petitioner in continuing unlimited less-than-carload
service has and would constitute a serious burden �n interstate and intra-
state commerce and upon petitioner1s ability to continue to provide effi-
eient and economical transporta.tion of carload shipments and less--than-
carload shipments as limited in this petition. Denial of this pei;ition
would, therefore, be unreasonable and unlawful and would consti�ute a
taking of pet_itionerts property without due process of law.
TrIf�REFOFtE, Petitioner respectfully requests that �,his Comr.li.ssion
issue its order pursuant to Laws 1957, Ex. Sess., Chapter 10� Sect'ion l��
Minnesota Statutes (1967), Section 21$.01�1, Subdivi.sion l, authorizing
petitioner to file appropriate tariff amendments to discontinue the
transportation of less---�han-carload shipments in Minnesota intrastate
cor_�imerce� with the f ollowi.ng exceptions :
Exception l. Less-than-ca.rload shi�anents loaded in the same
, car arid V�i.th a carloac� shiptnent when the less-than-carload ship-
ments are received from the sar,ie consignor and are destined to
the sarne corisignee as the carload s}iipment.
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more, loaded in one car, and �n shipMents of lesser weight when
its shipment occupies fu11 visible capacity of the c�.r, when
handl.ed from one consignor to one consignee, �rhen the ireight
is loa.decl by the consi�nor or unloaded by the consignee on a
public team track or a private industry tr�.ck and does not
require freig}ii� hou�e h��r.cllin� by peti.tioner,
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Exce t�� ion 3: Rc�;urnabl.e ma�erial such as, but not limited to�
dunnage, bracir�, pallets, etc. when specific tarif.f publication
to this effec�. is made `
�cce t��4. OuL'bound less—than—carload slli�nents of used Ne�rs—
� print Cores or used Paper Winding Coz•es, being returned to the
origina.l. point fr. om t•rhich shipped in carloads with p�.per. Such
shipments will be harxlled, pro�ided the shipMent is loaded by
' the consignor in a car designatec�. for Newsprint Loading Only and
the route of the return cores as the sa.me as the reverse route
of the car utilized.
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Exc�n 5, Less--than—carload sh�.pMents of Automobile Parts
when r�oving in cars containing shipping devaces for autor�obile
parts �rhich are in �.ssigned service when returning from desti--
n�.�ion to original ship��ing point via the reverse route of the
inbound carload shi.prnent. �
Except�on 6. Less—than=carload shipments of returnable empty
iron or steel drums when such drums were used in an ir.cnedia.tely
preCeding movement of petroleum products in connection with the
Northern Pacific Railway to the point from which the er.tpty drtuns
are being returned and provided {:hat �rhere shipments are �o�,aea
or unloaded at a point reached by the Northern Pacific Railway
Company, this operation must be perf or.med by the consignor or
consignee, as the case may be, and must be per�ormed on public
team tracks or private industry tracks served by Northern
Pacific Railway direct: �
Petitioner prays for such other and fur-Eher order as may be
deeined appropriate by this Cor:�mi.ssion upon the premises herein.
Dated this 9th day of October, 1968.
NORTFiERN PACIFIC RAILWAY COP�'ANY
By BARRY NicGRATH
Its At�,orney
101Fi Northern Pacific Building
St. Paul, Minnesota
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• MfNNEAPQIlS, MINMESOTA 55402 • TELEPHON€ 333-2445
Mr. David Ha,rris
Counc ilman -at -i�. rbC
6431 University Avenue N, E.
Fridley, Minnesota
Dear Dave:
A brief note to indicate that today's industrial tour of your City of Fridley
was excellent in every respect, I felt the tour was particularly eye-open-
ing when compared to last years tour which I aiso attended. As usual,
the food and hospitality were of the highesi quality.
, Thanks again and please be assured that I will keep Fridley and its excellent
industrial facilities close at hand when discussing with clients the feasibility
of relocating their plants.
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FIRST NATION/AL� ����K OF MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA
October 15, 1968
G entlemen,
?�-�•rtainly a,,,�re rta±r th� in�•itation anrl
opportunity to participate in your "Salute to Business"
Day.
Looking over the development that has
taken place in your community over the past couple
years, I would have to say you have been extremely
successful in attracting new payrolls, and after having
the opportunity to meet the community leaders and
take a tour of Fridley, it is easy to see why you have
been so successful.
I want to assure the members of the
Commission that our bank will do everything we can
to assist you in your industria development efforts.
Sin rely,
'�tL.,, -Pv-^�-
Warren Plante
, Fridley Industrial Development Commission
b431 University Avenue N. E.
Fridley, Minnesota
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B-79 (REV. 11-3-64)
''= (Standard Form of the International Association of Chie(s of Police)
(Copies available at Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, D. C. 20535)
- CONSOLIDATED MONTHLY REPORT ,
' POLICE DEPARTMENT
����y �f Fr�dle� _ �,��,,,, of _ September ,,q 68
' • TABLE 1.--DfSTRIBUTION OF PERSONNEL
' Average Daily Percent Daily Average Daily ' -
Numerical Strength Absence Absence Temporary Details Average Effective Strength
' End of �amemonth Snmemonth' Samemonth Samemonth � -- ��� Same month
this month last year Thisrnonlh lust year 'I'hismonth last ycar This montt last year ThismonthLastmonth last year
� Tot�rlpersonne�l. �� �� r��� ���� -� � •�`� ��.5 15�0�
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Chlrf's office .
' Records bure<iu .. � � " _ .. . � . .
Unlformed fdtce . �� GO _
' Uetective buteau _ -�° � � � - � �
Trafflc burc�au . � � � �
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' _ First relief .., ,. U . . . . .. . . � � .. .. . . .
�"� - Second rellef . . � - � �
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TABLE 2.--CHANGES IN PERSONNEL TABLE 3.--DAILY AVERAGE PATROL STRENGTH
' 1. Present for duty end of last month . . . . . . . . �2 . , . . Same month
• This month last year
2. Recruited duting month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . � � � . .
' 3. Reinstnted durinq month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1. Total number of patrolmea . . . . . . �2 22
7'otal to account for . . . . . . �. . . . . . ... . . - G� 2. Less permanent asslqnments (publfc �
offtces, clerical, chauffeurs, etc.) . . .
' 4. Separations from the service: " 3. Less detalls to speclal squads oc bu-. �- �..
teaus (trafflc, vlce, park, etc.) .
. (a) Voluntary resiqnation . . . . . . �
4, Averaqe daily absences of patrolmen
, - (b) Retlrement on penslm ..... � asslqned to pattol.duty owlnq to:. •. 6 86 C7 7 3
(a) Vacatlon, suspenslon, rest � �
(c) Fieslqned with charqes pendinq days, etc. .
(d) Dropped'durin .. �
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(e) Dlsmfssed for cause . .
(i ) Killed in line ot duty . . . . . . (c) Temporaty details . . . . . . . . . . • ��
' . .. i9) Deceased . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 1
Total separations . � . O Total aveTaqe dafly absences . . " � �G �-.93
' S. Present for duty at end of month . . . . . . , . . . G� S. Avallable for patro] duty . . . . . . . . . ���� ���0�
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TABLE 4-- CRINIE 1(�DEX AND POLICE ACTIVITY TREND
OFFENSES KNOWN TO THE POLICE CHANGE
CURRENT YEAR VS. LAST YEAR
CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENS.ES '
(PART I CLASSES) ,- REPORTED OR ACTUAL �S. SAME MONTH V5. SAME PERIOD
KNOWN UNFOUNDED OFFENSES ACTUAL THIS LAST YEAR LAST YEAR
THIS MONTH THIS MONTH YEAR TO DATE
. NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PfRCENT
la. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT
MANSLAUGHTER
2. FORCIBLE RAPE TOTAL �.
a. RAPE BY FORCE �, ' ' '
b. ASSALLLT TO RAPE - ATTEMPTS
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3. ROBBERY TOTAL �. 1. 6
a. ARMED - ANY WEAPON 1 1
b. STRONG-ARM - NO WEAPON
4. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT TOTAL
a. GUN
b. KNIFE OR CUTT�NG INSTRUMENT
e. OTHER DANGEROUS WEAPON
d. HANDS, PIST, ETC. - AGGRAVATED
S. BURGLARY TOTAL ]. 1. ].Z.O
a. FORCIBLE ENTRY �„ ',
b. UNLAWFUL ENTRY • NO PORCE
c. ATTEMPTED FORCIBLE ENTRY
6. LARCENY - THEFT (except auto fheft) 1, 0 1 39 22,7
a. b50 AND OVER IN VALUE �-�-
7. AUTO THEFT 59
CRIME INDEX TOTAL
16. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE
4e. OTHER ASSAULTS • NOT AGGRAVATED
66. LARCENY, UNDER $SO IN VALUE 2
PART I TOTAL 11� 3 115 952
TOTAL PART 11 INCIDENTS .. . ... . .. . . . . .��� .. . .. . . ... .. . . . .. ... . .. .. .. , lO� . ..
TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS NONCRIMINAL CALLS 4bt� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .: . 39�9 • • •
TOTAL CALLS FOR POLICE SERVICE . . . . . . .7�� . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . .. . ��. . � . . .
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(A) NUMBERSTOLEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED LOCALLY ................................................ y
(B) NUMBERSTOLEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED BY OTHERJURISDICTIONS ................................... �
(C) TOTAL LOCALLYSTOLEN AUTOSRECOVERED .....................................................
(D) NUM[iERSTOLEN OUT OFJURISDICTION,RECOVERED LOCkLLY .........................................
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, . _ . ._. _ .CONSOLIDATED MONTHLY REPORT -
, ., , � TRAFFIC SUMMARY ;
Police Department • ' _.; _
City of F�'�d�-e� Month of Sep�ember , 19 68 .
TABLE 1. ACCIDENT SUMMARY
This Month Year to Date
This Year Last Year o�o Change This Year Last Year o10 Change
Accident Total _ O � .•Z'� 8'l 8tj
Fatal �, a,
Personal Injury 6 $ fj� ••�
Property Damage 2I�. 22� Za.l.}. '�5
Pedestrian ]„ «. 8 ��j
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TABLE 2. ENFORCEMENT SUMMARY
This Mont6 Year to Dote
This Year Last Year o% Change This Year Last Year % Change
Traffic Total �.OJ. Z�.3 �'S3 81.7 9�� —a.�
Hazardous Violations Ej7 a.77 —63 436 603� -28
Other Violations ],2 25 �52 2],$ l8� '�'Za.
Parking ZO �.1 -l-8�. �.1.�.2 1.�6 +33
DWI . . 2 -f- 2�. a.�. ♦��
Accident Arrests and Citations
TABLE 3. COMPARATIVE SUIdMARY OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
This Month Year to Date
This Year Last Year o�o Change This Year Last Year % Change
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Total Accidents 1�.0 I.l.II ��.? 3U? 3UU '
Fatal Accidents ]. 1
Persons Killed - ]. �66
Injury Accidents ].�j ' 2 —]. a.. 8 168 �6
Persons Injured 2�, - � �•{� 2Ej2 2], ••]„C�
Pedestrians Killed
Pedestrians Injured 1. �- 3 9 �-66
Hit and Run Accidents �3 5 '�'2� 60 49 +22
Cleared by Arrest ]. • 3 —bb 2 6 �66
Cleared - No Arrest 5� ]. _+ L(.3 3�. 'i'3l�
Totfll Cleared 6 � �.�. '+'S� !{-5 37 '�'2�-
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TABLE 4. COMPARATIVE SUMMARY ACCIDENTS AMD ENFORCEMEN7 (By Hour of Day and pay of Week)
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Citation Citation Citation Citation Citation Citation Citation
Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and �
Time dent Arrest dent ArresL dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest
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TABLE 5. COMPARATIVE SUh4MARY OF ENFORCE��IENT (By Yiolation)
_ This Month Year to Date
This Yeaz Last Year This Year Last Year o o Change
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Hazardous Violations Total 69 �-7�T �-� t b1.1. —2Ej
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Reckless Driving ' . 2 2• l,�, .. . �5Q �_' . .
Careless Driving Z 28 - -
4 . 30 —7_ � .. .
Traffic Signal $ 6 53 3� +39 _
scop s�gn g 6 3p 3p
Other Regulatory Sign (� 16 ��
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Improper Turning 1, 3 $ 5 .FEj�
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Right of Way- Vehicle l_ _ l ., _ _` -. ._ ._�,�., : '�"�7 �
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Right of WaY - Pedestrian - __ : _ _. ' --
Following Too Closely _. __ .
No or Improper Signal •
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Improper Start from Parked Position
Improper Backing �, 2 .�.
Improper Lane Usage 2 22 lO .p,20
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Defective Fquipment O +
Other Hazazdous Violation
4 _ _ , 9 �;-. _ 21 ._ _ _5a ._: :,
Other Violations Total �-2_ 25 2�.$ �-8� '�'2].;. ',
Parking Violation Total 2O li 1t�.2 1.�b 'i'33
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TABLE 5-- VALUE OF P�OP��TY STOLEN AND RECOVERED
VALUE OF PROPERTY VALUE OF PROPERTY TOTAL VALUE OF �ALUE OF PROPERTY
OFFENSE �ALUE OF PROPERTY STOLEN LOCALLY STOLEN LOCALLY STOLEN OTNER
STOLEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED ANDRECOVERED BY LOCALLYSTOLEN JURISDICTIONS
LOCALLY OTHERJURISDICTION PROPERTY RECOVERED RECOVERED LOCALLY
ROBBERY n
BURGLARY � 1 G 1 2�
LARCENY o 8 8_ 1�_ �32 6 8 6
AUTO THEFT �
TOTAL 1?, bot�..99 8698, ��0 6675, o0 15, 373.40 650,:00
TABLE 6-- OFFENSES CLEARED BY ARREST
year to date (include exceptional clearances)
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NUMBER OF OFFENSES PERCENT OF OFFENSES
• CLEARED BY ARREST CLEARED BY ARREST
CLA$$IFICATION OF OFFENSES TOTAL CLEARED BY ARREST OF TOTAL CLEARED BY ARREST OF
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'- (PART I CLASSES) PERSONS UNDER 18 PERSONS UNDER 18
•- ' THIS LAST THIS ,LAST THIS LAST THIS LAST
• YEAR ' YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR
1. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE
a. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER
b. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE
2. FORCIBLE RAPE TOTAL ].
o. RAPE BY FORCE 1
b. ASSAULT TO RAPE - ATTEMPTS
3. ROBBFRY TOTAL 1 J. 1.
a. ARMED - ANY WEAPUN 1
6. STRONG-ARM • NO WEAPON � 1
4. ASSAULT TOTAL iI,S 2�. �. 6
o. GUN
b. KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT
c. OTHER DANGEROUSWEAPOM
d. HANDS FISTS, FEET, ETC. - AGGRAVATED �f
e. OTHER ASSAULTS • NOT AGGRAVATED �; '
5. BURGLARY TOTAL �-��y 8 � �
o. FORCIBLE ENTRY 7
b. UNLAWFUL ENTRY • NO FORCE
c. ATTEMPTED FORCIBIE ENTRY
6. LARCENY - THEFT (EXCEPT AU70 THEF7) �7 2� � $
o. SSO AND OVER IN VALUE
b. UNDER 550 IN VALUE 2 O 175 137
7. AUTO THEFT J. ' 2 7.0 21 �
_ GRAND TOTAL �� 2 6 169 $ �
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TABLE 7-- PE��C)�S �i�RESTED, CHARGED AND
DISPOS�D OF DU�I�C fVi�t�TH
ARRESTS
PERSONi COURT DISPOSITIONS THIS MONTH
(INCLUDE RELEASED NO FORMAL CHARGE) FORMALLY ADULTS GUILTY
UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES CHARGED ACQUITTED REFERRED TO
THIS OR JUVENILE
� MONTH OF• OF OTHERWISE COURT
' ' JUVENILES ' ADULTS TOTAL ^ TOTAL OFFENSE LESSER DISMISSED JURISDICTION
CHARG�D OFFENSE
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1. CRI�11NA1 HOMICIDE: ' •
o. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER
b. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE
2. FORCIBLE RAPE
3. ROBBERY
4. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT
5. BURGLARY - BREAKING OR ENTERING •
6. LARCENY - THEFT (EXCEPT AUTO THEFT) 2 8
7. AllTO THEFT �, Z 1
8. OTHER ASSAULTS (RETURN A- 4e)
TOTAL - PART I CLASSES `� 8 '�
THIS YEAR TO DATE �O 2 Z
LAST YEAR TO DATE 12 � �,�1 '� $ 6
PERCENT CHANGE
9. ARSON
10. FORGERY AND COUNTERFEITING '
11. FRAUD
12. EMBEZZLEMENT
13. STOLEN PROPERTY; BUYING, RECEIVING,
POSSESSING
14. VANDAUSM � � .
15. WEAPONS; CARRYING, POSSESSING, ETC. �
16. PROSTITUTION AND COMMERCIALIZED VICE
17. SEX OFFENSES (EXCEPT 2 AND 16)
18. NARCOTIC DRUG LAWS
19. GAMBLING
20. OFFENSES AGAINST THE FAMIIY AND CNILDREN
21. DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE ,, 1 � 1
22. LIQUOR LAWS 6 � ,
23. DRUNKENNESS "
24, DISORD[RLY CONDUCT
25. VAGRANCY 2�' '� 2 G
26, ALL OTHER OFFENSES (EXCEPT TRAFFIC)
TOTAL - PART II CLASSES l� 1� 25 Z5 12 3
THIS YEAR TO DATE 1.2 L �. O 2 1. 1.1p2 p 2
LAST YEAR TO DATE �O� O� 1 V V
PERCENT CHANGE
TRAFFIC ARRESTS THIS M.ONTH
PHYSICAL CUSTODY ARRESTS
WARRANTSSERVED 2 2 � 1y �
CITATIONS ISSUED Ej $ 8 $ L 6
TOTAL TRAFFIC ARRESTS AND CITATIONS 6 80 86 $2 75 5 fj
NOTE Due to c'nan�e over in the �ourt sy,stem, Table $� does not ave
� the true and accurate figures. This t,r3:11 be picked up on the
Octobe� repori�.
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RESOLlITION N0. 165-196s
A RESOLl1TI0N REGARD(NG TRRNSPORTATION OF
DEFENDANTS, ANdKA COUNTY P%;�IN I C( PAL COURT
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council o{' the City of Fr'tdley,
Anok� County, Minneso-��, �s follows:
WHERE�IS, the Anoka County Municipal Court is holding
full-time court sessions in Anok�, Blaine, �nd Fridley; and
1rlHERER�, persons being detained for said Court are housed
in the Anolc� County Jai1,.City of Anoka; and �
WHEREAS, the Statute establishing said Court provided that
the AnoE;� County Sher i ff sha 1 I transport defend�nts to the
municipalities where the Court is in session.
NOl�/ TNEREFORE, be it resolved, that the Fridley City CounciJ
respectfu ( I y: reqcaests that appropr i ate steps b� tatcen by the Anoka �
County Commissioners and the Anoka County Sheriff to supply the
tr��nsportat i on requ i red for the ttn�oka County hRun i c i pa I Court . .
�',DOPTED BY THE C I TY COLIt�C 1 L� OF THE C I TY OF FR t D LEY, TH I S �_�
DAY OF _ o�.To&FR� � . I968. � � .. .
b9AY0R - JACK 0. K( RKH�'.M
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - h4ARVIN C. BRl1NSELL
3463 Zarthan Avenue South
St, Louis Park, Minnesota
October 21, 1968
Mr. Homer R. Ankrum
City Manager
City of Fridley
6431 University Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
Dear Sir;
This letter will confirm my interview and discussion with you
regarding a part time position as Sanitarian, on Monday, October 21,
1968.
I propose to make sanitary surveys of all food establishments
and review plans for all new establishments. This work will begin
with emphasis on the larger establishments including motels, apartment
houses, factories and commercial establishments. It is my understanding
that you wish to concentrate on food sanitation, however, I further
agree to do any other public health work as requested by the City
Manager and Council. Further, I will review all present ordinances
and propose any new ones as requested by the City Manager.
I wish to have access to some area to use as an office in City
Hall and have someone do my secretarial work.
I propose to do this work in return for appraximately the present
salary being paid for this wark.
If yau have any further questions, I will be happy to furnish
such information. .
Sincerely, �
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Harvey � ` cPhee
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MEMO T0: City Manager
FROM: Finance Director
SUBJECT: Preliminary Draft of Agreement
Great Northern Railway Company - City of Fridley
I have some comments relative to the proposed agreement between the
railroad company and the City of Fridley.
In Section 3, paragraph E, referring to the installation of utilities
and making reference to the City of Fridley paying the developer at a
later date for the utilities.
I suggest that if property owners other than the railroad company are
benefited by this improvement that this determination should be made
before the improvement is ordered in, and that when the assessments
are spread, all the property benefited be assessed for the improvement.
I do not know how the City of Fridley could legally pay money to the
Great Northern Railroad Company, at some later date, for no value
received. Also, the City of Fridley has never collected money for
tying onto lines that were installed by, a developer. We have collected
money from people who�tied onto City installed mains and laterals..
Section 3, paragraph F, relating to the discharge of storm sewer waters.
If all the property owners in the City of Fridley took the same attitude
as the property owner does in this instance, I do not belive it would
be possible to install a storm sewer in the City of Fridley. I do not
know how the City could guarantee the property owner that additional
storm sewer or other drainage other than the amount now entering the
property will be discharged onto the property. I do not know that
storm water is necessari.ly a problem, but this paragraph seems rather
restrictive.
Section 4, paragraph A- 4 and A- 5, relating to a cost breakdown with
an itemized list showing complete breakdown of all construction costs
including necessary engineering fees and paying for construction costs
including normal engineering fees.
I have a question on the language now used in these two paragraphs. The
property owner could claim that his only cost would be the actual '
contract and engineering costs. In reality, other expenses such as
interest during construction, administrative costs, special assessment
department costs, legal costs, etc. are involved. I do not know what
the property owners definition of an itemized list or complete breakdown
of all construction costs is. We do normally provide information on
costs for different catagories of expense. Whether this is sufficient
for their needs or not, I do not know. If something different is
needed, it may involve some additional e�;pense.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA
COlJN7Y OF ANOKA
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Pi2E L I h1 I NARY DRAFT
DEVELOPMENT A�REEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT made this day of ,
l968, by and between GREAT NORTHERN RAILWRY CO�APANY, A Minnesota
Corporation, hereinafter called the Developer, and the CITY OF FRlDLEY,
a mur�icipal corporation in Anoka County, Minnesota, hereinafter called
the C ity.
WITNESSETH, that whereas the Developer intends to develop an
' Industrial Park on approximately 106.%2 acres of (and substantially
as shawn on the attached Exhibit "A", hereinafter called the Development;
and
-� WHEREAS, �tlie beve I c�per i ntends t� subd i v i de �he Deve I opment
by Registered Land Survey, hereinaf�er catled the Survey; and
WHEREAS, �:he City must approve the Registered Land Survey and
is responsible for the design and construction of publ ic faci I ities
within i�s boundaries; an�
WHEREAS, the City and the Developer intend �he development take
place in an orderly and predetermined manner.
IV�h' THEREFORE, the Deueloper and the C ity for the considerat ion
of mut;c�a ( benef its rece i ved agree as fo I I ows:
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SECTION I, Street Dedication
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(A� The Developer shall dedicate to the City those tracts
shown on Exhibit "A"which are clearly intended for
street purposes, including return radius areas, by an
i nstrument separate from the Survey at such t ime as
access is required to a tract being developed for -
industrial purposes, whether the street be within the
Survey or on adjacent property owned by the Developer.
(B� The Developer shall eventually dedicate an interior
circulation pattern of streets not requiring a permanent
cul-du-sac except on the easterly end of the most _
northerly proposed street adjacent to (nterate H�9hway
No. 694, however, such dedications shall not take place
until required to provide aceess to a tract being developed
for i ndustr i a l purposes.
(C) The City shall accept the dedications in such manner as
required by the Registrar of Titles of Anoka County,
Minnesota, and shali file said dedications in the County
Records giving the Developer the Counties filing reference.
(D) The City agrees that all those tracts shown on Exhibit
- � "A", which are clearly intended for street purposes need
not be dedicated and further agrees the said tracts may
be included within industrial sites provided said trac�s
are not required to be dedicated under (B� above.
(E) The Developer does hereby grant the City the right to
construct a temporary cul-du-sae of 40 foot radius
beyond the terminus of any dead-end dedication, said
temporary right shall be in full force and effect until
such time as a further dedication takes place as provided
under (B) above.
(F) The City shall accept and maintain the temporary cu�-du-sac
areas as a public street as if they were permanent dedicated
city streets and shall accept all obligations pertaining
to public streets.
SECTION II, Railway Rights of Way and Railway - Street Crossings
(A� The Developer shall maintain as railway rights of way
those port i ons of the 38 fc�t str ips shown on Exh ib it "A"
not within dedicated street-areas which are adjacent to
developed tracts of land for so long as they are owned
by the Developer.
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(B� The City shall accept the dedication of those part s of
the 38 foot strips when dedicated for street purposes
as provided in Section I(A), (6) and (C) subject to the
following reservation:
RESERVING, however, to the
the right and privilege to use tract �
to construct, maintain, use, operate, r�ocate,
reconstruct and renew such tracks and appurtenant
railway facilities as it may at any time and from
time to time, desire within the limit s of tract
(C� The City and the Developer shall jointly petition the
Pub I i c Serv i ce Comm i ss i on of the State of M i nnesota for
any authority required for railway - street grade
crossings within the development.
(D) The Developer shall construct all railway - street grade
crossings within the development using prefabricated
gumwood crossing surfaces or the equivalent thereof and
shall maintain said crossings in accordance with the
laws of the State of Minnesota.
SECTION III, Street Surf acing Curbing,
Sanitary Sewer, Storm Sewer and Water h1ains
(A� The Developer shall construct or petition the City to
construct a nine-ton road �urfacing in accordance with
City standards over all dedicated street areas in order
to provide access to any industr•ial tract concurrently
w ith the commencement, of oG�erat i ons of an i ndustr i� I use on
said industrial tract.
(B) The Developer shall construct or petition the City to
construct concrete curb and gutter in accordance with
� City standards prior to the time the industrial property
abutting on a dedica�ed street area is developed for
industrial purposes except when the street area is dedicated
with a reservation in accordance with SECTION II (B)
where said curb and gutter sh�ll be of bituminous material
until such tracks ar.d other railway facilities as may be
required are constructed by the Developer.
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(C� The City shall allow no curb-cuts to streets constructed
under this agreement providing aecess to property not
within the Survey or not owned by the Developer unless
the property owner benefits by the Access provided by
said curb-cut shali participate in its proportionate
share of the projects cost of the roadway and concrete
curb ar�c! gutter prov i ded at the so ( e cost and expense of
the Developer when initially constructed.
(n determining the proportionate benefits of each property
owner all of the cost of the roadway, conerete curb and
gutter abutting and adjoining all property shall be
considered. The benefits to e�ch property owner shall be
calculated, by the City, in the same manner as in other
special assessment.
(D) The Developer shall petition the City to construct Sanitary
Sewer, Storm Sewer and Water Mains in accordance with
City standards in all dedicated street areas in order to
provide these utilities to any industria) tract concurrently
with the commencement of operations of an industrial use
on said industrial tract when not served by these utilities.
(E) The City shal) allow no sanitary sewer or water connection�
to the f acilities construeted under this agreement to
property not wi�hin the Survey or not owned by the
Developer unless the property owner benefits by the
connections to these facilities shall participate in the
cost of the facilities connected to in the amoun� normally
assessed to such benefits property owner by the City
either by p articipating in the original construction
cost or by payment to the Developer at the time of said
connection. The provisions of this subsection shall be
considered met if the City participates in the original
construction cost in an amount sufficient to cover the
benefits �o property outside the Survey or property not
owned by the Developer. �
If said connections are made subsequent to said construction
the benefited property owners share of the original cost
to be �aid to the Developer shal) be determined by the
City Firiance Director in accordance with standard City
pr•actice at that time.
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(F) The City shall not c�nstruct storm sewers discharging
additional storm water or other drainage other than in
the amoun� now entering the property of the Developer
or allow discharge into any storm sewer constructed
under this agreement except with the approval of the
Developer or upon the other property owners paying their
proportionate share of the cost of the facilities
constructed by the Developer. The proportionate share
shal! be calculated, by the Ci�y, in the same manner as
in other special assessment projects.
SECTION (V, Construction, Payment, and Maintenance Procedure
(A-I� upon receipt by the City of any petition or request for
construction provided for in this agreement the City shatl
design said faci I ities in acco��dance with its
specifications and provide the Developer with complete,
spec i f i cat i ons, est i mates and p! ans for each port i on of
the construction.
(A-2) The Developer shal I review the estimates, specifications
and p I an s and i f sat i sf actory not i fy the C i ty i n wr it i ng
_ to proceed with the construction.
(A-3� The City shall proceed as promptly as possible with
the construction, letting any contracts required, and shall
superv�se the canstruction uni:il completed to the
satisfaction of the City and the Developer.
(A--4) llpon eomp 1 e� i on of the construct i�n to the sat i sfact i on
of the City and the Developer the City shall provide the
developer with an itemized list showing camplete breakdown
of a!I construction costs inciuding necessary engineering
fees.
(A-5) Upon rece i pt of a c! i rect b i I I or assessment not i ce for
the comp 1 eted -construct i on and �f'ter comp iet ion of A- I
through A-4� the Developer shall pay the City the cost of
said consl:ruction promptly including normal engineering fees.
(S� The C ity sha I( not assess the Deve I nper for fac i I it ies
not actually constructed which have progressed through ail
assessment hearings and procedures provided by law.
(C) llpan cnmpletion of any construction provided for in this
agreemen�; to C ity standards ths C ity sha ( I accept the
facilities as City property, pass all necessary resolutions
and shal) assume complete ownership and maintenance of
these faci I ities.
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SECTION V, Telephone, Electric and Natural Gas Service
(A� The Developer and the City agr•ee to request the various
private utility companies operating under franchise in the
City to provide telephone, electric and natural gas service
to alf tracts prior to.their development for industrial
purposes and further agree to cooperate with said companies
during the construction period of said streets, public
utitities and private utilities to provide adequate space
and work area for said utility companies construction in
dedicated streets.
(B� The Developer and City agree to request of the utility
companies thatall telephone lines and electric main feeder
lines be constructed underground by the utility companies.
SECTION VI,- E3uilding Site
The Deve I oE�er agrees to convey or I ease parce I s or tracts of I and
within the Survey for industrial development only of two acres or more;
however, tl�is Section shall not apply when conveying or (easing parcels
of land wi��hin the Survey for industr�ial development to �ny owner or
__ leasee, ali�eady owning or (easing two acres or more within the Survey
when the a�jditional property being acquired or leased is to be u sed
in conjuncirion or combined with said existing two acres or more.
SECTION VII - Exception
The Develo��er and City agree the parcel or tract of land lying east
of East Ri�rer Road and West of the proposed frontage road adjacent to
East River Road in the southwest corner of the Survey may not develop
as an indu:strial use and all sections of this agreement referring to
industria) development shall be interpreted to mean any use feasible
under the ;oning regulations of the City covering said land at the time
of i t s dev�: I oprnent and sa i d ( and i s not sub ject to SECTI ON V t here i n.
SECT{ON VII) - PratectiYe Covenants
The Developer shall file concurrently with the Survey Protective
Covenants substantially in the attached form designated as Exhibit "B"
with proper revisions excluding the tract of land described in SECTION
YII herein. •
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(A� The Developer does hereby grant to the City the right,to enter
upon the property owned or controlled by the Developer within the
Survey e xcept the five acre tract of land in the northeast corner
of said Survey for the purpose of driiling test weils under the �
following conditions:
(. AIl work in connection with the drilling shal) be done
in a good and workmanlike manner so as not to interfere
� with the tracks, operation of trains, and communication
f acilities of the Developer. tJpon completion of the
drilling the Developer's property will be left in the
same condition as it was in prior to the granting of this
permission.
2. No wells are to be drilled within IS feet of the
Developer's trackage.
3. (f i� is necessary to take d�wn any fences, they shall
be restored to the same condition as they were in prior
entry on the property by the City.
� 4• AII work and drilling shall be performed under the
supervision of the Developer's Division Superintendent
at h1inneapolis or any other such agen� or employee as
desigr�ated by the Developer.
5. The City shal l give at least 10 days notice to the
Developer's Division Superintendent before any drilling
work is commenced.
6. A copy of the d►• i(! i ng I og sha I I be furn i shed to the
Develo er showing all soils and ground water informatian
and the (ocation of each test well.
%, The City �grees to be responsible for its own employees
and equipm�nt.
8. lf the work is performed by a contractor employed by the
City, th� City shall require the con�ractor to pr•otect
the developer and any other railroad occupying or using
Deve ( oper' s ri ght of way or its ( i nes aga i n st a I I I a ss
and damage arising frorn activities of the contractar, his
forces, or any of h i s subcontract�rs, or agents, and
shall furnish ±o Developer a standard Railroad Protective
liabitity Insurance Palicy�naming said Developer as the
insured and providing for protection to the Developer in
the manner and form described in the form of policy attached
� hereto and made a p�rt hereof marked Exhibit "�".
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The limits of said policy shal) not be less than
$$00,000.00 for all damages arising out of bodily -
injury to or death of ane person, and subject to that
limi� for each person, a total of $I,000,000.00 for ail
damages arising out of bodily injury to or death of
two or more persons in any one accident; and not less
than $$00,000.00 for all damages arising out of injuries
to or destruction of property in any one accident and -
subject to that limit for any one accident a totai (imit
of $I,000,000.00 for all damages ar.ising out of injuries
and destruction of property during the policy period.
Said (nsurance Policy shall be �xecuted by a corporation
qualified to wr'tte the same in the State of Minnesota and
be in form and substance saitsfactory to the Developer;
and shall be delivered to the Developer for approval
prior to the entry upon or use of its property by the
contrac�or.
9. The permission hereby granted may be cancelled on 10
days written notice by the Developer for any portion of
the Survey being developed and may be cancelled on 60
days written notice by the Developer for the entire
Survey and shal) automatically expire on December 31, 1969•
(B) The City and the Developer agree that if a test well or wells
� drilled under Section A herein indicate a ground water supply
of sufficient quality and quantity to be connected to the
C ity' s water system to enter into negot i at ions for grant ing
the City an easement for well purposes in the Survey or
adjacent property owned by the Developer, choosing a site
for said well at a location and of a size agreeab{e to the
De�eloper where it will (east interfere with the development,
and the Developer agrees to grant said easement at no cost
if the well and appurtenant pumping facilities are provided
at no cost to the Developer.
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