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COUNCIL SECRETARY-JUEL MER�R
COUNCIL MCETING AGENDA
7:30 P.M.- MARCH 3, 1969
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA - MARCH 3, 1969 - 7:30 P.M.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
INVOCATION:
ROLL CALL:
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
ADOFrION OF AGENDA:
Regular Council Meeting February 17, 1969 Pages 1- 15
Special Council Meeting February 24, 1969 Pages 16 - 19
VISITORS:
(Consideration of Items not on Agenda - 15 Minutes)
PUBLIC HEARINGS:
None
OLD BUSINESS:
1. Second Reading of an Ordinance to Amend the City Code by Making a
Change in Zoning Districts from M 2 to C-2-S (Bob Schroer - Produce
Ranch at 7620 University Avenue Northeast) Page 20
2. Second Reading of an Ordinance to Vacate Streets and Alleys and
Amend the CiCy Code - portion of Highway ��65 West Service Road
South of 73rd Avenue for Loopback (City of Fridley)
3. Consideration of Second Reading of Sign Ordinance
Comment: Another letter was sent to the Chamber requesting
their comments, but no response has been received
as yet.)
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OLD SUSINESS (CONTINUED)
4. Consideration of Building Permit to Construct Exteri.or Display
Area of Bob's Produce Ranch and Consideration of Building Permit
[o Construct the Main Building of Bob's Produce Ranch.
Comment: •This was considered by the Council on Februray 17
and was laid over until the 2nd Reading of the
Rezoning Ordinance was completed.)
5. Discussion Regarding State Bottle Club Permit - Casino Royale
NEW BUSINE5S:
6. Rezoning Ayde Park for the Purpose of Broadening the Tax Base
in School District No. 14. This item is on the Agenda at the
request of Carl Paulson.
7. First Reading of an Ordinance Amending Section 74.03 of the City
Code (Bicycle Plates and Registration Cards)
8. Receiving the Minutes of the Fridley Human Relations Committee
Meeting of January 16, 1969.
9. Receiving the Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of
February 19, 1969.
10. Receiving the Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission
Pieeting of February 24, 1969
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NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED
11. Receiving the Minutes of the Building SCandards - Design
Control Subcommittee Meeting of February 26,1969
12. Receiving the Minutes oE'the Planning Comnission Meeting
of February 27, 1969.
13. Consideration of a Sign Permit for Riverside Car Wash at
6520 East River Road.
Comment: The requested sign is larger than would be allowed
under the new proposed sign ordinance.)
14. Consideration of Request by St. Anthony Village to Purchase
•Used Plectron Radio.
15. Considera[ion of Agreement Between City of Frfdley and Naegele
Outdoor Advertising Company of Minnesota, Inc.
16. Consideration of New Authority for Issuance of Permit for House
Placement on a Portion of Lot 10, Auditor's Subdivision No. 22
(Les Chies)
Comment: Mr. Chies has submitted a new request for approval
of permit for Council consideration based on same
stipulations with approved signature of one of two
property owners bordering his property.)
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NEW BUSINESS (Continued)
17. Consideration of Disaster Emergency Operating Plan.
18. Consideration of Improvement pf 73rd Avenue Setween T.H. �65 and
Central Avenue.
Lomment: There has been no positive response from the County.
If the Council feels this should be improved this
year then it could be made a part of the 1969 Street
Project.)
19. Consideration of City Offer to Liquor Department Employees for
1969 Wage and Benefit Agreement.
20. Resolution Relative to Additional Hookup to the NSSSD System
(Schroer Request)
21. Resolution Ordering Improvement, Approval of Plans and Ordering
Advertising of Bids: Street Improvement Project ST. 1969-1 and
Municipal State Aid Street Improvement Project ST. 1969-2.
22. Resolution Ordering Preliminary Plans, Specifications, and
Estimates of the Costs Thereof; Street Improvement Project
ST. 1969-3.
Coarment: This is in response to some of the petitions the
City has received.)
Pages 45 - 47
Pages 48 & 49
Fages 50 & 51
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NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED)
23. Resolution Receiving Preliminary Report and Calling a Public
Hearing on the Matter of the Construction of Certain Improve-
ments; Street Improvement Project ST. 1969-3.
Comment; The City has added some additional streets in the
area for purpose of the hearing to see if there is
a favorable response.)
24. Resolution Receiving the Preliminary Report and Calling a Public
Hearing on the matter of the Construction of Certain Improvements;
Water and Sanitary Sewer Project 4�91.
Comment: This is for the Sanitary Sewer Service for.Herwal.'s
2nd Addition where the veterinarian clinic is
proposed.)
25. Consideration of a Sign Permit Request for Columbia Arena at
7011 University Northeast.
Comment; They have requested that the fee for the sign
be waived if possible.)
26. Claims
27. Licenses
28. Estimates
C O.�L�i[ TN I C IA T I Ov 5:
A. State of Minnesota: 69th Avenue Crossover on T.H. �k47.
Comment; Council can direct us to delete
the construction of this crossover from the
existing project and authorize us to proceed
with a new bid.)
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Pages 61 - 63
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA - MARCH 3, 1969
(CONTINUED)
B. Spring Lake Park: Approval of Cost Participation in Project 4i89
(Comment; The contract for this work was let
oa February 24th)
C. Barna & Guzy: Requesting Appeal to Council of Board of Appeals
Decision Regarding Special Use Permit for Dunkley
Surfacing Company be put on March 17, 1969 Agenda
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D. Columbia Heights: Regarding petition signed objecting to operation
of Dunkley Surfacing Company Pages 67 & 68
E. Village of Burnsville: Copy of resolution they have adopted
opposing the proposed metropolitan tax.
ADJOURN-
LNote; The preliminary report on Project �91 is in the
Agenda Envelope for your review.)
Pages 69 & 70
THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEFTLNG OF FEBRUARY 17, 1969
Mayor Kirkham called the Regular �ouncil Meeting of February 17, 1969 to order
at 7:40 P.M.
PLEDGE OF ALLEfIANCE:
�Iayor Kirkham requested the audience to stand and join the Council in saying the
Pledge of Allegiance to the F1ag.
ROLL CALL•
NII;MBERS PRESENT: Liebl, Samuelson, Sheridan, Kirkham
MEMBERS ABSENT: Harris
PRESENTATION OF AWARD:
The Certificate of Achievement was for Mr. Daryl Nagel for his work with the
Plats and Subdivisions - Streets and Utilities Subcommittee. Mr. Nagel was no[
present, so his Certificate is to be sent to him.
DISCUSSION OF MINUTES OF JANUARY 20, 1969 AT THE REQUEST OF COUNCILMAFI LIEBL:
Councilman Liebl said that he would like to challenge the intention and legality
of the Council concerning the January 20, 1969 Minutes which were approved by
three attending Pfembers of the Counci2 on r`�bruary 3, 1969. He said thst the
motion by Councilman Harris read as such: "MOTION by Councilman Harris to
approve the building permSt subject to utility and drainage plans to be submitted
ta the Engineer, and eliminating two dYiveways, and dedication of the roadway
meeting the service road to the south." After further discussion Councilman
Harris amended his motion to read: "MOTION AMENDED that the Certificate of
Occupancy would depend on the dedication of the roadwaY." Councilman Li�bl said
that he felt that this was against the State Sgatutes and the City Charter as
the proper�y has not been rezoned properly yet.
Counci2man Sheridan said that it probably should be amended to read a foundation
permit. Councilman Liebl said thaf he felt that this still would not correct the
error, as this property ia still M-2 and until it is propeYly zoned, there cannot
be a foundation permit issued on the property. He said that he will not go on
record for future generations that he voted for something illegal, as he took an
oath when he took this job.
There followed a very lengthy discussion of the le$ality of the issue.
The C1ty Attorney said (verbatim)"Well, If I caz� digress for a moment, I was not
in atteadsace at the Febxusry 3rd Meeting, and this is a complete surprise to me.
This waa handed to u�e S minutes aga. I was present at the Meeting in which Mr.
Peter Lindberg came before the Council and asked permission for rezoning. As I
recall. that Meeting, they`were asking fot quite an extensive piece of property to
be rezoned [o commercial zoning. But the council at that time, because they did
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have a plan ior the entire paTCel, agreed to �old a first reading, an�i at leaet
it is clear in my mind, or it was at tl�at time, tkhat I think it was a suggeation of
Mz. Sheridan that the rezoning - second reading would be contingent upon his
coming up with a plan for the whole parcel. In the event that they did not have
a whole plan, the second reading would be held for a certain portion of that
parcel oz that portion which he did have plans for, am I correct up to that pointY
That then, in my opinion, put us in much the same position as we have had with
Onan, Target, ox any of the other businesses where we have gxanted a foundation
permit. In those instances, it is contingent upon their submitting adequate specs,
electrical, plans and the rest that have to be certified by the Engineer, and
that this position is a parall�l position, in othez words, the Council hae said
that they will not give a rezoning, or thac the rezonin8 of the whole parcel as
zequested, is contingent upon his having a plan fot that whole ptrcel. Aowever,
it was my vnderstanding that night, and it sKill is now, that in the event that
he does not have a plan for the whole parcel, the second reading will be held on
that part which he does have a plan for. Under those circumstances, it would be
my opinion, that while State Statutes or Charter may not give tMe Council the
right to do it, the State Statutea or Charter do not deny thQ Council the right
to do it; and whether or not it is question�ble, I thlnk that, the Coa,�t as a
practical matter are extremely reluctant to inquire into the proceedinge of a
Council as lpng as they are not acting arbitrarily or capriciously. I see nothing
arbitrary or capricious about what the Council has done so far. It would be my
suggeation that that pesson, or persons who are complaining, contact ua eithex
through thei,r attomey or by themselves and we would certainly be willing to sit
down and dlecue� it."
Couneilman Liabl said thaC he would huve to disagx�e with the Asaiseant City
Attosnay. �te said that he did t�ot feel that the comperiaon with clnan'a a pTOpar
compariAOn ae Onan'e had the proper zoning.
Mayor Kirkham asked the City Manager what wae put ouG in the Department Head
Memoxandum. The City Manager anewered (verbatim) "Sased on the memo to the
Department Seada, which of course is a litt7�e different than what ia in the
Minutes, but these thinga were discuased in the Minutes, I asid to them with
Chese atipulations: the Certificate of Occupancy subject to outcocne of the second
reading of the Ordinance and approval of rezoning of the area. A1so dedication
of the road. The applicant to proceed with construction at his own �isk. This I
got fxom the final portion o£ the Council Meeting tape where it indicated that
they asked Mr. Schroer if he underatood that he would be proceeding at his own
riak, or words to that effect. Submisaion and apprwal of utility plana, drainage
plans, and easements to the City Engineer. We eliminate two driveways and the final
approval would then allow for thtae driveways. Dedicatlon of the street to the
City which can be determined £ram St. Pau1 waterwotke an their easement and
faCillties which at present preclude link up of street to the street to the south.
All permits subject to second reading of the Ordinance to be placed on the Agenda
February 3, 1969. The building permit isaued was not a full building permit, but
based on knowing that we feel that we could not go ehead and issue a full permit,
without the zoning. It was just a foundation permit, and it glso etates on it
that a11 permits are subject to the eseond reading of the Ordinance for the
resoping of the area•"
MayoY Kirkham said that it seemed that theFe was some question as to whethe:
Chis was a ioundation petmit or building permit. He said that the permit he
has before him, states quite clearly that it is s found8tion pexmiX, and that
is all Mr. Schroer has.
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Councilman Liebl asked if the City has e4er given, in previous years, a building
permit without the land being properly zoned. He said that if the City has
a record of this, then he will be convinced. Mayor Kirkham said that the Council
has given foundation permits in the past in order to allow a builder to get
started on a building project before the Council has been satisfied with every-
thing, but he did not know if any cases involved zoning, but always, as in this
particular case, the builder understarids that he,proceed� at hjs own risk.
MOTION $y Councilmap Liebl to rescind the motion of Councilman David Harxis on
' January 20, 1969 whieh was and is illegal and improper as such, and in violation
of our State Statutes and City Charter, and I MOVE that this permit is withdrawn
on the above mentioned grounds until the property involved is properly rezoned,
� at the two demanded readings, and legally published. The motion was seconded by
Councilman Sheridan. UpOn a voice vote, Liebl voting aye, Kirkham, $heridan,
Samuelson voting nay, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion FAILED.
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MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to correct the Minutes of January 20th, 1969 to
read "Foundation permit" rather than "Building permit" on page 14, apd the
amendment on page 15 for the Certificate of Occupancy would depend on the second
reading of the rezoning request. The motion was seconded and upon 4 voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
It wae pointed out that Mr. Schroer's foundation permit has expired, and he would
either have to stop work or get his permit extended.
This item was again discussed at the end of the Meeting.
(NOTE) There is a tape transcript of this conversation on file in the Office of
the City Manager.
[1pPROVAL OF MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 1969:
I+�TION by Councilman Liebl to adopt the Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting
of February 3, 1969 as presented. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF FEBRUARY 10 1969:
t�TION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt the Minutes of the Special Pub}ic Hearing
Meeting of February 10, 1569. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
Mayor Kirkham said that there were some items to be added:
Item lA: Les Chies - House Moving Permit
Item 9A: Resolution on Maintenance of Signals
Item 9B: Resolution on Liquor Legislation
Item 20A: Fiscal Disparity
He said that he would also like to table Item !1?: The Second Reading of the
Ordinance to Amend the City Code by Making'a Change in Zonipg Districta from M-2
to C-2-S (Bob S�hroer - Produce Ranch at 7620 University Avenue N.E.) to the
March 3, 1969 Meeting.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt *_he Agenda as amended. Seconded by Councilman
Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried.
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Mayor Kirkham asked the audience if there was anyone present who wished to speak ,
on anything not on the Aganda. There was no respons�.
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Councilman Sheridan said that he had requested that this be included on the Agenda
He referred to the Minutes of December 16, 1968 where the Council gave Mr. Les
Chies permission to move his house into this com�unity with stipulations, one of
which that he check with the neighbors. During the d�scussion with the Council
at this Meeting, the Council asked if he had checked with h1s neighbors and if his
plans were agreeable to them. He indicated at that time that there was no ob-
jection from any of the neighbors. On February 11, 1969, Councilman Sheridan
ssid that he received a call from one o� the neighbors wanting to know when he
was given such permission. He said that he felt that this constituted incorrect
and misleading statements by Mr. Chies and he would like to ask the Council to
withdraw their permission.
MOTI�N by Councilman Sheridan to withdraw pexmission for Mr. Le� Chies to move a
residence £rom Silver Lake Road to 1530 Rice Creek Road. The motion was seconded
and upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
Thi� item was brought up again at the end of the Meeting.
CONSIDERATION OF SECOND READING OF SIGN ORDINANCE:
Councilman Samuelson asked if there was any communlcation from the Chamber of
Commerce. The City Manager said that he had been in contact with Mr. Glenn
Thompson and Mr. William Jensen, and that the Chamber of Commerce wanted to
appear before the Council before any official action was taken. Councilman
Sheridan commented that there seemed to be some conflicting opinians on some of
the paragraphs.
It was agreed by the Council to table this until the Meeting of March 3, 1969, at
which time the Chamber of Co�erce may be ready for an appearance.
FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE TO VACATE STREETS AND ALLEYS AND AMEND THE CITY
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MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to approve the Ordinance on first reading and
waive the reading. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a roll call vote,
Samuelson, Sheridan, Kirkham and Liebl voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried.
MINUTES
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EST TO CONSTRUCT THE EXTERIOR DISP
CATED AT 7520 UNIVERSITSC AVE. N.E.
nFU_ 7RAF FIRWOOD WAY N.E.. FRIDLE
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� The Engineering Assistant brought the plans to the Council table foz the Council-
men to review. He said that they found it necessary to move the building 50'
to the south because of the soil conditions. He said that this request is for the
dieplay area and the garden centQr. He pointed out that the foundation permit un
' the garden center expired last Friday, February 14, 1969. They are now requeating
a full permit.
Councilman Liebl asked'if the members of the subcom�i.ttee vere arrare that this
property has to be rezoned firet. The Engineering Assistant said that he did not
know.
Councilman Samuelsoa e�cplained, while looking at the plans that the diaplay area
is baeically of post and beam construction, and that there would be no walls or
inclosures. Mayor Kirkham asked if the foundation is completed yet. Council�
man Samuelson said not yet. Councilman Sheridan asked when the revised plot
plan would be completed. Coimcilman Samuelson said probably by noon the next
day. He said that Suburban Engineering has not finalized some of the utility
details.
Councilman Sheridan suggested laying this over until the second read�ng of the
Ordinance and acting on all at the same time. The Assistant City Attorney poiated
out that either the foundation permit would have to be extended, or work etopped.
Councilman Samuelsan agreed that they would need a continuance of th� foundation
permit. The Engineering Assietant said thaC it was qnly an 11 day pqrmit. When
asked whq such a short time, he explained that in thia way it encourages the
contractors to bring in th=ir completed plans aooner and that the se¢ond reading of
the Ordinance was scheduled to be completed before the permit would have expired.
I+�TION by Councilman Liebl to table Item #1 and Item #2 of the Building Star.dards -
Design Control Subcommittee ?feeting until the rezoning ie completed. Seconded by
Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, Liebl, Kirkham, Sheridan voting aye,
Samuelson abstaining, Mayor Kirkhas declared the motion carried.
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The Engineering Assietant said that Mr. Bro�hen has svbmitted his reviaed plaas,
and brought them forward to the Council table. He explained that th� brick would
extend up to the windows. Councilman Liebl asked how much he estimafiea his in-
vestment is. Mr. Brothen said about $125,000 for 1'� acres. The Engineering
Assietant pointed out that this building also had to be moved north because of the
soil conditions. Councilman Samuelson asked if the Buj,lding Standarda - Design
Control conaidered the fence along the east line. Itr. Brothen said yes, it was
brought up, but the Committee did not think it would be neeessary. He pointed
out that he also had to raise the building aeveral feet. He Chen shqwed the
landscaping plans.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to grant the building permit to Mr. Brothen for a
meet proceasing and packaging plant located at 7501 Co�erce Lane subject to the
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stipulations of the Building Standards - Design Control. Seconded by Councilm
man Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried.
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The Engineering Assistant said that this was for an addition Co F.M.C. at the
southeast corner of their propeTty. It is for 20,000 square fee[, all on one
floor. He said that it is to be used as Engineering offices.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to grant the building pexmit to F.M.C. fpr the
addition to their building for some Engineering offices, as per plans submitted.
Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion Garried.
Tha Engineering Assistant said that there was no Council �cgion necessary on Item
115 as thay still have to come in to the Building Standards - Design Control
Subcqmmittee wi.th revised plot glans.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to receiv,a the Minutes o£ the Building Standards -
Design Control Meeting of February 11, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
RECEIVZNG THE MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, FEBRU,pRY 13, 1969:
The Engi,neering Assistant said that there wexe two Public Hearing dates that need
to be set by the Council. One is for a Rezoning Request: ZOA il68-11, Loµis
Momch�lovich, and the other a Rezoning Request: ZOA $68-13, Hammerlund Enter-
priaes, Inc., Clarence Nordstrom APplicant.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to set the Public Hearing d$tes for Louis Momchilovich
Razoning Requeat and $a�erlund Enterprises, Inc., Resqning Request for the
Maeting of March lOth. Seconded by Councilman Sheridaq. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
The Engineering Assistant pointed out that in Item #6 of the Planning Co�ission
Minutes, they suggested that the proposed Main Street be extended southerly
acroas the open land and connect up with Commerce Lane and that the service drive
constructed along University Avenue be looped back away from the highway at
Osborne Road and 79th Avenue.
Councilman Liebl sa�d that he would like } chance to review the �lanning Coimpission
Minutes beEore the Council Meetings, as there j�s not tlme for stu�}y op the correct
action Che Council should take on some mattexs.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to have the Planning Commission Minutes oP February 13,
1969 available for receipt at the Specia� Mee��.ng at 5:15 P.M, the 24th of Pebruary
Seconded by Cpuncilman Sheri.dan. Upon a voiee vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION .TANUARY 9 1969:
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to recei•�e the Minutes of the Fridley Induatrial
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Development Cpmmission of January 9, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
Councilman Liebl asked what the $500 was for. Councilman Sheridan said that there
were advertiaementa in all of the papers. Councilman Samuelson commented that
there were nine calls resulting from the ads, and if the City were to have one
sale, this would pay for the ad.
APPLICATION OF SIGN PERMIT - MR: STEAK RESTAURANT:
The Engine�ring Assistant,said that this requeat meets all the requinements of
the Sign Ordinance, although it vould exceed the new proposed ordinance by 50
square feet. This sign in smaller than those to the south of him. He said that
there would be no flashing, rotating, or blinking parta to this aign.
Pi0TI0N by COUncilman Sheridan�to grant permission for the sign for I4r. Steak.
Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried.
DISCUSSION REGARDING STATE BOTTLE CLUB PERMIT - CASINO ROYALE:
Mr. Carl Roatberg and his attomey, Mr. Gary Phleger were in attendance at the
Council Meeting.
Mayor Kirkham eaid that he was surprised at this request as this has been a teen
age club. He said that he had received a letter from Mr. Rostberg, dated Feb-
ruary 15, 1969 and aeked the Assiatant City Attorney to read it.
Mr. Phleger explained that they are now running a teen age dance club on week
ends, however,_due to high expenses, Mr. Roetberg sviahed to a�igment his income to
help cover his overhead, He said that his requeat is for a 3.2 beer license and
set-ups for adult nights during the week. On week ends, the club would nperate
as before with the beer locked up.
Coimcilman Liebl asked about policing the c1ub, and asked for assurance that it
would be a good club. Mr. Yostberg said that there are two qniformed Policemen
and one out of uniform in attendance.
Councilman Sheridan asked about the legality of isauing a 3.2 beer license for
a portion of a week. He said that he wondered if it would be illegal for anyone
under 21 to be in a place that has a beer license. The Asaistant City Attorney
aaid that he was not sure azid would like the opportunity to check this out with
the State Liquor Commissioner. "
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to lay this over until the March 3, 1969 Meeting,
when hopefully, the Assistant City Attorney will have his answer from the Sta[e
Liquor Commissioner. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the wotion carried.
SUBMISSION OF CIVIC CENTER AS A FALLOUT SHELTER:'
The CiGy Manager explained that thia would allow outsidara to come in and use
the Civic Center as a fallout area.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve the Civic Center Fallout Plan and suthorize
the signature by the City Manager. Seconded by Councilman 3heridan. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
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MOTION by Couiycilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution b'23-1969. Seconded by Council-
man Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye� Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried.
The City Msnager co�ented that thia would etill allow the C3ty of FFidley to
change the lsmps on all the eignals.
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Councilman Liebl pointed out that the C�ty Council has alreadp paseed two
reeolutions etating that they were ia favor ot having private on-eale and
Municipal off-sale liquor. Mayoa Kirkham said that it wae very important at this
time to stick together, ae there are two bills beiag considered now. He said
that Seaator Greig's bill allowe the cot�unities to pick and choose at their a+n
option. Gouncilman Liabl said that Se�ator Gseip's b111, if a4dpptad, would
mean that oveatuaily the eommunitiaa would have to phatw out Ch�l.r aunicipal
o!f-aala.
Couaci].m�n Sharidan eaid that he fnit that this resolution rhould ba pa���d, then
if at � lat�r dat�, thi� Council woald wieh to hack s particular hill, thir would
call for a separate r�eolution.
Co�mcilman Liebl said tha[ thare waa a Meeting at 9:00 A•M., February 26. 1969, and
Seaator Gr�ig has indicated that he wanted the faeling� of thio Couacil.
MOTION bq Cotmcilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #24-1969. Secoaded by Council-
man Liebl. Upon s voice vote, all votiag sye, Mayor Ki,rkham declared the motioa
carried.
MOT3AN by Councilman Sheridan to ask the Administration to ob[a1n copies of the
two bllle for Council review. The motion wae seconded and upon a voice vote,
ail voting aye, Mayor Kirlcham declared the motion carried.
C[.AIMS :
I�lDTION bq Gouncilman Samueleon to approve paymeat of General Claime �17336 through
#17438 and Liquor Claims #3011 through 83068. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Rirkham declared the motion carried.
LICENSES:
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve the followiag licenaee:
Multivle Dwe111nB:
Name Addresa Units Fee
Waqne W. Siewert 251 Slth Place 4 $6.00
3732 46th Ave. So. (6 mo. ownerehip)
Minaeapolie, Minn.
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REGUI.AR G40NCIL MEETjNC Ok' r'EBkUARY 17, 29b9
GAS S�BRV^xCES
T. D. Guatafson Co.
3820 Cedar Ave.
Minaeapolis, Mianesota By: Ray T. Gustafson
(3E�VERAL CO�NfRACTOR
Palk Construction Co.
2516 Ceatral Ave. N, B.
Mlnneapolis, Minnesota By: Lawrence E, Fslk
Qshorae Construction '
7565 University Ave. N. E.
Fridley, Minnesota By: Warren Oaborne
,Autler Corporaiion
2954 North Rice St.
$e, Yau1„ MimeaoCa By: Mike Finneman
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ltoward Lidtke Const.
Route #1 , _ . •
Aaoka, Minneeota By: Howard Lidtke
SM1sp Concrete Const. Inc.
, 12060 Mississippi Drive
Os�eo, Mianesota By; Dennis L. Sharp
p[.ASTBRING '
Morri; Kallevig
2310 WesC Jonea Place
Minpeapolis, Minnesota By: Mqrris ICallevig
SIf3N �RECTION
Telke Signs, Inc.
3940 Minnehaha Avq,
Minaeapplis., MinReffO[a By: R. V. Telke
CIGARETTE
co,�try soy
1301 N.E. Mississippi St. By: John Baucqm Jr.
Fridley, Mlnnesota
NEW
RSNEWAI,
RENEWAL
NEW
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NEW
NEW
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PAvE Y
APPROVSD BY
Hcg. Iaep.
BLdg.Insp.
81dg. Inap,
Bldg. Insp.
Bldg; Insp.
Bldg. Insp.
Bldg. Insp.
Bldg. Insp.
Chief of Police
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LICENS$5 CONTINUED
CIGARETTE
Chinese Village Inc.
6304 Iiighway 1k65
Fridley, I�inn.
Knights af Columbus
6831 Highway 1165
Fridley, Minnesota
Sy: Harlow E, Johnaon
By: J.R. Plumel
ARA'Service oP Minnesota
655 20th Ave. N.E. By; Shapiro
Minneapp�ia, Minn.
THE MOTION was seconded by Councilman Samuelson.
aye� Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
ESTIMATES:
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ApAroved By
Chief of Police
Chief pf Police
Chief of Police
Upon a voice vote, all voting
The Engineering Assistant said that thesa had been checked over very carefully,
and are actually less than the oxiginal glans called for. Councilman Liebl
asked if theae wexe final estimates. The Eng�neering Asaiatant said yea. Council-
man Liebl asked what if eomething goes wrang on one of the projects. The Engine-
ering Aasistamt aaid that there is a maintenance band for a 12 month period.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to pay the following estimates:
Anoka County Highway Department
Anoka
Minneaota 55303
For woYk performed on projects completed in
Fridley last construction season.
S.A.P. 02-606-04 (S.P. 0205-29)
Concrete curb and gutter, Fridley ahare 50%
Concrete walk, Fridley share 100�6
S.A.P. 02-606-OS
ConcreCe curb and gutter, Fridley share SOX
Concrete walk, Pridley ahare 100%
S.A.P. 02-608-Q3
Concrete curb and gutter, Fridley share 50%
91,687.40
3,945.24
2,161.14
7,440.16
5,358.70
$21,192.64
$21,192.64
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MOTION seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye,
Mayot' Kirkham declared the motion carried.
) REDESIGNATING M[JNICIPAL
CounCilman Liebl asked how these designations were arrived at. Mayor Kirkham said
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that the amount of milesge �hanges annually so the Council has to make desig-
nation$ in order to make certain that the City gets the Stat� Aid Funde.
Councilman Liebl asked why 67th Avenue was a State Aid Street and that he had
received a call asking why thls was so. Mayor Kirkham said that this atreet has
beea removed from the State Aid section, and another Btreet put in it's place,
as 67th.Aveaue no longer meets the criteria for a State Aid Street eiace the
accese was cut off to University Avenue.
MOTION by Councilman Lieb1 Co adopt Resolutipn #25-1969. Seconded by Councilmaa
Smuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, M�yor Rj=kham de�lared the motion
carried.
- RESOLUTION IMPOSIDTG LOAD LIMITS ON
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MDTION bq Coimcilman Liebl to adopt Resolution A26-1969, Seconded by Couacil-
man Samueleon. Upon a voict vote, all voting aye, Mayqr Kirkpam declared the
motion carried.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution #27-1969. Seconded by
Councilu4sn Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion casried. .
TO TFIE NORTA
MOTIpN by Councilman Liebl to adopt Iiesolution #28-1969. Seconded by Council-
man 3amuelaon. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Maqor Kirkham declared the
motion carried.
The Engineering Assiatant aaid that the City has already obtained the right of
way for the south hal�, but not for the north half. This is the reason for the
reeolution. It gives the City Attorney the right to proceed with condemnations.
He eaid that it was proven not feasible to trade land as this would involve
cutting off access for some of the property owners. He aaid that on Lot 18,
it may prove costly ae the owner has some underground storage tanks in the area
needed for the right of way.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt Resolution �`29-1969, and authorize-the City
Attorney to etart condemnation proceediags for,the north half of the right,of
way for 73rd Avenue. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, Liebl,
Kirkham, Samuelson voting aye, Sheridan abstaining, Mayor Kirkham declared the
mot1� canied.
- RESOLUTION REGARDING T]
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to reaffirm Council action of February 10, 1969 in
sdoptiRg Resolution #z0-1969. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice
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vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
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Mx. Riqhard Harris asked that the R�solution be read aloud. Councilman Liebl
commented that the Jaycees did a fine job and that the Citizena of Fridley
responded admirably [o the call for help. HQ said that when Fridley needed help,
we got it, so it w$s felt that we should do the same if we were able. The
Assistant City Attorney said that these wexe not public funds. Mr. Harris
pointed out that a lot of people did a great deal of work for qothing dui�ing the
1965 tornado. Councilman Liebl told Mr. Hatri� that there wae sti11 $230Q in
khe Disaster Fund. Councilman Samuelson said that he would like to see this
Pund drawing intereat. The Aasiatant City Attorney said that there ia some
legal queations on who has �he authority to adminietex this fund. �ouncilman
Sheridan said that he would talk to Mr. Berry of the Fridley $tate $aqk about
th1s.
1969 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND
MOTION by Cauncilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution �30^1969. Seconded by Council-
man Shesidan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the
motinn carried.
APPOINTMENTS•
MOTION by Couitcilman Liebl to concur with the Director of Parks and Recreation
in the following appointments:
NAME
Aonald Ososki
585 S7th Avenue N.E.
Fzidley, Minnesota
EIIanett Gosselin
6872 7th Street N.E.
Fridley, Minn.
POSITION
Park Maintenance
Park Mainienance
REPLACES
New Position
New Position
Seeonded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all wtin� aye, Maqor
Kirkham declared the motion carried.
ROBERT SCHROER: EXTENDING TIME ON FCUNDATION PERMIT:
Councilman Liebl askgd how much he has compj,eted. Mr. Schroer said that 1t was
only paTtly done.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to extend the time on the foundation permit to
March 17, 1969. The motion was seconded and upon a voice vote, Kirkham and
Sheridan voting aye, Liebl voting nay, Sa,nuelson abs[aining, Mayor Kirkham
declared the n¢otion carried.
DISCUS6ION OF FISCAL DISPARITIES:
Councilman Liebl said that pver the past four years or so the City of Fridley has
been engaged in encouraging industries tp move into Fridley. This has imp=oved
our tax base, but nor+ there has been a b�ll introduced, which would in effect take
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fsom the riCher coa�unities such as Fridley to help the poorer communities and
suburba. He pointed out t�at along with the benefita of the increased tax
base, the City now has the problems of providiag facilitiea and utility serpicea,
ait dnd noiae ppllution, uqre traffic, and prpviding increased Fire and Police
protection, He said that this bill has the aupport not only of the core citiea,
but of many of the suburbs. He said that he would like to know how the Council
Paela on this bill,
Mayor Kirkham said that the City of Fxidley has already voCed against thie bill.
He said that Mr. Ankrum was sent eo the meee�ng by him and he was one of four
Municipalitiea who obje�ted tq thia bill. Mayor Kirkham asid that hie position
�a that it has not been provea that there is actually fiacal disparity. The
aurvey th�t was made to establish this was made over a period of one year, 1966.
and he felt that in order to say definitely that there ia fiscal dieparity, they
shpuld have a survey of over at least s five year period. so they can see whether
thia is in fact true. He eaid that he thpught that fiacal disparlty ia really
nothing mpre than another catch phrase, and is a new name for fiscal irreapott-
aibllity of the core citiea. He sald that until the coxe citiea are willing to
help them6elvea to the extent Fridley did, he wae not interested in help�.ng.
Councilman Liebl pointed out that the money to help the poorei eommun�tiea has to
come Emm somewhere, and that would be from Chose who have the ahili�y ta pay.
Councila�an Samuelson commented that this is the Robin Hood plsn generated by the
cora citiae and all they want is another method o£ t�cing us, to carXq out theis
spsnd�,AB Program.
The City Manager esid that one of the ealient poiata that was brougqt out at
the maeting� was how do you measure efficiency. If money is taken Lrom one to
glve to aapther, how do you measure the degree of efficlency of the people baing
given the money, such as are they building more luxurloue school buildiaga, are
they buying faacier equipment, or how are they spending their �ney in comparieoa
to the citias that the �ney ia being taken from.
Councilman Liebl peinted out that the care cities are going to be able to outvote
us. The City Maqager said that prattically all the subyrban votes were for the
tax stsucture legis�ation a� hae been proposed by the League and they voted oa
it as such to go foxward for a Legislative request.
Couaailman Sheridan said that he was disturbed by the fact Ghat this bill was
beiag lntroduCed by the League of Municipalities. He wondered wY�eie thia
originally atarted and if it was a move to perpetuate the League. Coupcilman
Samuelson agreed with him.
Coun�ilman S�muelson said that he would be happy to approve a resoluCiop to our
Representatives in the Legislature etating that we do not want any part oE this
bill and that the City does pot feel that the backgro�md is proper or the atudy
ia ptoper.
Councilman Liebl said that the reason he brought it up, wae to see wh$t ateps
could be,taken so the City gets a fair shake. Councilmaa Samuelson said to get
the bil], turned down if possible, Mayor Kirkham agreed with the suggestion of
pascage of a resolution in opposition of homogenizing Che tax base, He also
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suggesCed that anyone who wished could lobby. Councilman Liebl sald that he Would
1i�e to have the Administration draw up a resolution with the help of the City
A[torney itt this respect.
MOTION by Couttcilman Liebl to instruct the Administration to prepaxe a reaolution
in opposition to the bill designed to homogenize the tax base in the Metropolitan
azea. The motion was seconded and upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried.
Councilman Sheridan suggested having it ;eady fot next Monday's Special Meeting so
it can be passed and forwarded on to Anoka County for the Legislatfve Meeting.
(NOTE) There ia a tape transaript of this conversation on file in the Office
pf the CiCy Manager,
LES CHIES - MOVING PERMIT REQUEST DENIAL:
Mr. Les Chies was present at the Meeting now to ask why his permit to move his
residence was withdrawn. He said that at the December 16, 1968 Meeti,ng, the
Council gave their approval.
Councilman Liebl read Mr. Chies the Minutes of December 16th, including the
stipulations. He said that permission was withdrawn as it was felt by the Council
that Mr. Chies has deceived the Council, in saying that he had talked to the
neighbors, when in fact he had not. Mr. Chies pointed out that everyone in the
neighborhood knem that he planned to move a house into the area, but they did not
come to the Council Meeting and object. Councilman Sqmuelso� said that he had
to have written approval from the neighbors. Mr. Chies said that he would like to
know if someone on the Council advised some neighbor not to yign his letter.
Mayor Kirkham said yes. Mr. Chies said that he has been to Building S�endarda -
Design Controi, and the C3ty Council, and wondered now why they let him do all
this if they were not going to let him move his houae. Mayor Kirkham told him
permiasion was granted on the strength of what Mr. Chies told the Councll he had
done. Gouncilman Sheridan asked Mr. Chies why he made euch a statement. Mr.
Chiee replied that he did not know if he said it or not, and asked why the Council
has done this. Mayor Kirkham said because he had deceived the Council.
Mr. Joe Conners asked what circ�mnstances are considered in cases such as this.
Mayor Kirkham told him the aegthetics are considered, and the Building Inspection
Department goes over everything very carefully, and the applicant has tn check
with the neighbors. Mr. Conners said nobody came to object at the Council
Meeting, which might mean to Mr. Chies implied consent, and that it was all right
with them. He asked iE the Council made their decision because of deceit? The
Assistant City Attorney said that Mr. Chies said he had had hia plans approved
by the neighbore and that the issue was the deceit.
RICHARD HARRIS - GUIDELINES FOR CONfRACTORS:
Mr. Richard Harris Said that from the actions of the Council and the City
Adminietration in the past few weeks he is becoming �re and �ore diaturbed.
Re s$3.d Lhat it is becoming harder and harder tp answer quastions and eaplain
things to the people who ask questions. He said that he had asked last November
t�at a list be made up of all the requirements and st3pulations required of
contractors. He sald that there should be no deviatloas and no apecial favors,
and that a concise list be prepared. Councilman Liebl said that the Council has
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Co treat everyone alike. Mr. Harris said that they do not do that. Mayor
Kirkham said that this is a continuing process of getting better regulations.
He said that if he had sny specific complaint to make he would be willing to
lietan. The Aasiatant City Attorney agreed that he did not know wh§t specifics
Mr. Harris was talking about and asked him to come into his office to discuss.it.
Councilaan Samuelson said that there is a liet and asked the Engineering Aseiatant
to go and get one for Mr. Harrie. The Engineering Aesietant did ao.
Councilman Sheridan said that it seems that there ia always trouble with
buildinge be�ng moved into the community. He suggested the poasibility of
drawing up a number of ordinances for consideration. The Assistant City
Attorney said he would be wi113ng to come in and eit down with the Administration
and draw up aome tentative ordinances to this effect.
ADJOURNMENT :
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adjourn the Meeting. Seconded by Councilman
Samuelson. Upon a voice vote� all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the Regular
Counc3l Meating of February 17, 1969 adjourned at 10:55 P,M.
Re ecCPully submitted,
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Juel Mercer
Secretary to the Council
Ja�k 0. Kirkham
Mayor
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THE MINUT$S OF THE SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING OF FEBRUARY 24, 1969
Mayor Kirkham called the Special Council Meeting of February 24, 1969 to
order at 5:15 P.M.
PLEDGE OF ALLE6IANCE:
The Cotmcil and Administration rose to say the Pledge of Allegiance to the
Flag.
ROLL CALL:
2g'.I�ERS PRESENT: Sheridan, K3rkham. Lieb2, Seauelson (Arrived at 5:30 P.M.)
MEMBERS ABSENT: Harria
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt the Agenda as preeented. Seconded by
Councilman Liebl. Upon a wice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carried.
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The City Englneer said that this vacation ie in the area where the car wash
' is to go on East River Road and Missiesippi Place. He explained that the
City is getting an additional 13' right of way a2ong Enet 3tiver Road. He
said that the City has already received some of the neceseary dedlcatlons,
' but there axe still some to be obtained, and he would suggeet that the
secoad reading be held, but publication be held up until all the required
documents are received.
CAUNCILMAN SAMIJELSON ARRZVED AT 5:3Q P.M.
MOTION by Comcilman Sheridan to adopt Ordinance #410 on eecond reading.
waive reading and ho2d up publication until the Engineering Department
receives all the neceseary dedicationa. Upon a roll call vote. K�rkham,
Samuelson, Sheridan and Liebl wting aye� Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried.
RECEIVING THE PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES OF FEBRUARY 13. 1969:
The City Engineer said that the Planning Commisaion had denled the fixst item
which was a Rezoning Request by George M. Neleon, eo there was no action
necessary by the Council. Ae added tha= the Council has already set the two
Public Hearings for March 10, 1969. The only other item fpr Council con-
sideration is Item #6:
PATTERN NORTH OF
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The City Engineer showed the proposed street layout on the scresn £or
extending Main Street southerly across the open land and Connectipg up w�th
Gommerqe I.ane, and the setvice drive congtructed along University Avenue to
be looped back away frpm the hi.ghway at Osborne Road and 79th Avenue. He
said Chat the Engineering Department is working on an agreement with St.
Paul Waterworks for the easement to line the stxeet loop back along University
Avenue up with the street south of Osborne Road.
Qoyn�ilman Sharidan brought up the question if the person who owne the land
alot�g 77th Avenue would want, in the future to develop his land, would [hia
road be a hinderaace to him. He said that he thoughC that most of that lutd
was under qne ownership. Tne City Engineer said yes, and that the only
present acFess at this time to thia property is from East River Road.
Coupcilman Sheridan asked if this was presented only as a possible concepC.
The City Engineer said yes, and that he feels that it would fit in fairly
we11 with the area. Counci].man Samuelson agreed that another accees is
needed into this area.
The City Engineer commented that there is no water service east of the
railroad tr$cks except for the water main that runs along University Avenue
up to 83rd Avenue, then it runs east and west.
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to receive the Planning Co�ission Minutes
of Febzuary 13, 1969, and agree with the concept for the road layout plan.
Secoaded by Councilman L1eb1. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried.
APPROVAL OF LETTER TO BE SENT TO NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD:
I� wa8 pointed out that Northern Pacif.ic has requested permission from the
City of Fridley to negotiate with the City of Minneapolis for a water
connection to a trailer house located on 43rd Avenue west of the Minnespta
Linseed Plant.
Cpuncilman Sheridan asked if the City did not have weter there. The City
�'ngineer said no, that they have to get permission fKom the City of Fridley,
then they will go to Min.-.eapolis for their pexmissiop.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to authorize peXmission for Northern Pacific
Railroad to negotiate with the City of Minneapolis fpr a domestic water
connectioA to a trailer house. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried.
RECEIVING BIDS AND AWARDING ..JNTRACT FOR STORM SSWER PROJECT 1i89: (Bids
Opaned February 24, 1969, 12:00 Noon)
The City Engineer said that ihere Were good bida Yeceived. He sald that this
projecC was for. an increase in size of the culvert that runs undei the
M�nnesota Transfer Railway tracks. He poinCed out that the Engineering
estj.maGe was $16,900.00 and the lowest bid was $11,1O5.Q0. He eaid that
under the contract, a completion time is given. The second lawest bidder
Was C.9. McGrossan,
Followi.ng ara the bids Teceived:
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Planholder
Barbarossa 6 Sons, Inc.
Route 3
Oaseo, Minnesota
Bid SuretY
St. Paul Fire
6 Mar�ne - SX
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LumP Sum Bid Completion Time
$1$,920.00
As Specified
Nodland Aseociatee, Inc.
Alexandria, Minnesota
56308
American Zns
Company - Sx
$19,p25.00
Marvin Rehbein Landscaping, Inc. $16,267.00
Box 222 Fidelity Deposit
Forest Lake, Minn. 55025 Co.Maryland - 5%
Bobert Miller Construction Seabpard Surety $11,T05.00
1390 lOth Avenue Company - SX
New Port, Minn. 55055
Hurley Construction Co
' 49 Signal Hills
West St. Paul, Minn.
55118
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C.S. McCro�san, Inc.
$ox 336
Osseo, Min�. 55369
Northern Cantracting Co.
Box 336
Hopk�ns, Minn. 55344
Sandstrom & Hafner, Inc.
7400 Highway /165 N.E.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55432
St. Paul Fire $14,506.00
& Marine - SX
United States $11,610.00
Fidelity S Guar.
5%
Trans American $14,275.00
Insurance Co.
5%
The Home Indem. $11,920.00
Company - 5%
50 Cal. Days
40 Cal. Days
Blan$
April 15, 1969
100 Cal. Days
45 Cal. Days
As Specified
Councilman Samuelson pointed out that the completion time is blank for the
, low bidder and asked if he will sign so� sort of agreement to have it done
by a epecific.time. Mr. Comatock said tha[ in the contract the compZetion
time is speclfied as April 15, 1969.
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MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to award the contract to Robert L. M311er
Construction, 1390 lOth Avenue, New Port, Minnesota 55055 in the a�unt of
$11,105.00, for Stoxm Sewer Project 589. Seconded by Councilman�Sheridan.
Upon a vQice.vote, all voting aye, Mayor Rirkham declared the motion cerried.
The C1ty Engineer said that this is for the water line that is to xun on
66th Avenue and that the Council has already ordered it in, and this Resolution
is for authorization to advertise for bids. Mayor Rirkham said that as he
recalled, at the Public Hearing some of the people were talking about a
petition against the street improvement and asked the City Enginaer 1f any
had been received. The City Engineer eaid not to his knowledge.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution fi31-1969, Seconded by
Cvuncilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, l�ayor Kirkham
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R�FSOLUTI�qN U32-1969 - RESOLUTION ON PROPOSED NEW METROPOLITAN TAX PROGRAM:
Councilman L3eb1 in referring to the Resolution asked if Minnesota was
aeventh in the Nation. The City Manager sald that the Assessor had checked
this �a by some tablea, we were fifth. Mayor Kirkham raised the question,
if the Ciyy should acknowledge that there are fiscal disparities. Council-
man Samuelson said that if there is any fiscal diaparity, then why should
this not be done at the State level. The City Manager agreed, and wondered
why juat the seven county area, and not the whole state, or Nation. He
felt that this could conceivable cause an exodus of people, impede growth
and discourage further conatruction of new £acilitiea in the aeven county
metropolitan complex.
Councilman Sh�ridan suggested pasaing the Resolution, but deleting:
"while realizing fiscal disparities do exist".
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resoiution U32-1969 with the correction
as noted. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayox Kirkham declared the motion carried.
Councilman Liebl asked about the distribu[ion of this Resolution. Council-
men Sheridan said that it will be ready to pass out at the Legislative
Meeting in Anoka on March 1, 1969. He also suggeated sending copies to
the League of Municipalities. Mayor Kirkham suggested sending copies to
our Repreaentatives in the House and our Senators. Councilman Samuelson
suggested also sending copies to all the other suburban co�munities in this
seven county area.
)N OF WAIVING PLUkffiING AND HEATING PERMIT FEES FOR
The City Manager said that Anoka County has requssted'that the Council con-
aider waiving the plumbing and heating pexmit fees for the Ice Arena. He ssid
that he had talked to Bernie Steffans, County Administrator, and he had
told him about the request fox waiver from the contractor, and whether the
bid was based on the permit fee being paid by the contractor and the County
would have to make the request, not the contractor. The City Manager
talked to the County Administra*_or and he said it was not included and he would
send us a letter of request.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to waive the permit feea for pl in and
heating for the Columbia lce Arena. Secanded by Councllman . Upon
a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motiop carried.
ADJOURNMENT:
I�TION by Councilman Sheridan to a�Journ the Meeting. Seconded by Councilman
Liebl. Upon a voice vote, 411 voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the Special
Coimcil Meeting of February 24, 1969 adjourned at 5:50 P.M.
�pec�tpfully submitted,
: ��Ciz� �%�'C�CQ/':/
�uel Mercer
Secretary to the Council
Jack 0. Kirkham
Mayor
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ORDTNANCE N0.
AN ORDINANCE TO A�'�IEND THE CITY CODE OF THE
CITY OF FRIDLEY, DtINNESOTA BY MAKING A CfIANGE
IN ZONING DISTRICTS
The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows:
SECTION.1. Appendix D of the City Code of Fridley is
amended as hereinafter indicated.
SECTION 2. The tract or area within the County of Anoka
and the City of Fridley and described as:
a) The South 430 feet of all that part of the
South 1/2 of Section 2, that lies between
the West right-of-way line of State Trunk
Highway Number 47, and a line drawn parallel
to and 452 feet West of said R'est right-of-
way line.
b), All that part of the North 1/2 of Section
11 that lies North of Osborne Road and
between the West right-of-way line of
State Trunk Highway Number 47 and a line
parallel to and 452 feet West of said
West right-of-way line.
All lying in T-30, R-24, City of Fridley
County of Anoka, State of Minnesota.
' � Is hereby designated'to be in the Zoned
District known as G-2-S (General Shopping
Area).
' SECTION 3. That the Zoning Administrator is directed to
change the official zoning map to show said
tract or area from zoned disiri,ct bi-2 (Heavy
' Industrial Area) to C-2-S (General Shopping
Area).
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DAY OF
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Mayor - Jack 0. Kirkham
CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
Public f{earing: December 9, 1968
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Second Reading:
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ORDINANCE N0. �///
AN ORDINANCE UNDER SECTION 12.07 OF THE CITY CHARTER TO VACA1'E
STREETS AND ALLEYS AND TO AAIEND APPENDIX C OF THE CITY CODE.
The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows:
SECTION 1. For the vacation of the street described as follows:
All that part of the Highway �65 West Service Drive
that lies East of and adjacent to B2ock 1, Fridley
Industrial Park Plat 1, South of the North line of said
• Block 1 extended East and North of the following des-
cribed right of way, a fifty foot (50') strip of land
the centerline of which is described as follows:
Commencing at a point in the North line of Outlot 1,
Block l, of.said Fridley Industrial Park Plat l, located
twenty feet (20') West of the Northwest corner of Lot I,
of said Block 1, as measured along the North line of said
Outlot 1; thence South, parallel with the East line of
said Block 1, a distance of fifteen feet (15'); thence
Southeasterly on a tangential curve to the left with a
radius of 230.56 feet and a delta angle of 58°49'S1" a
distance of 236.74 feet; thence on a line tangent to last
described curve a distance of 8.11 feet; thence on a
tangential curve to the right with a radius of 230.56 feet
an3 a delta angle of 58°49'S1" a distance of 236.74 feet
and there terminating.
All lying in the South Half (S 1/2) of Section 12, T-30,
R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, State of Minnesota,
� be and is hereby vacated, except that the City of Fridley
' , retain an easement for drainage and utility purposes over
the portion of the street herein described and vacated.
SECTION 2. The said vacation has been made in conformance with
• Minnesota Statutes and pursuant to Section 12.07 of the
° City Charter and Appendix C of City Code shall be so amende_'
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, THIS
DAY OF ]7%�if,e�, , 1969.
ATTEST;
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MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
CITY CLERK - hiarvin C. Brunsell Public Hearing: Februar 10 1969
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The meetir�g was calle3 to order by Acting Chairman Biermann at 8:00 P.M.
MII�IDERS PRESE?VT: Tonco, Siermann, Sornsen
t�[�BERS ABSE[V7': Hau�e, Erickson
OTHERS PRFSENT: Hank Muhich-Building Official, Peter Herlofsky-Senior Er�n Aide
Mr. Bob Schroer & Mr. Leonard Samuelson were present to preaent the request.
The original location o£ the garden center has been chang�d due to soil conditions.
Also, Mr. Sch`roer stated the building permit requested at this time was for the
exterior dieplay area building only.
MOTION by Tonco to recommend approval of the building permit for the exterior
diaplay area building subject to the submisaion of a revised plot plan.
Seconded by Sorneen. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried
unanimously.
Mr. Bob Schroer & Mr. Leonard Samuelson were present to present the requeet.
MOTION by Sornaen to recommend approval of the plana as presented.
Seconded by Tonco. IIpon a voice vote, there being no naye, the motion carried
unanimously.
Mr. Ralph Brothen & Mr. Myers were preaent to preaent their propoeal.
MOTION by Tonco to recommend isauance o£ a building permit in accordance with plans
eubmitted, aubject to revised front and South elevations. The windnwe and £ront
door to be raised approximately two (2� feet to agree with £loor level and
maneuard type roo£ to be ahorm on the front of the building and extend five (5�
feet around on the South elevation. Also, the front of the building to be bricked
up to at least the bottom of the windowa.
Seconded by Sornsen. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried
unaaimouely.
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I�10 FROM: Harvey J. McPhee
SUBJECT: Casino Royale
I recommend approval of the license application, if a condition
is attached to the approval. The applicant must give attention to
all items in my letter to him and must have a£inal survey. I would
sug$est that my letter to Mr. Rostberg and this memo be attached to
the application and be made a part o£ it.
Mr. Rostberg is_agreeable. This procedure was discussed with
him at the time of my initial survey on March 1, 1969. He wants
license approval before beginning any work, and this is understandable.
CC: City Manager
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6431. UNIVERSITY��AVENUE NE March j,� 1969 FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA�55d21
Mr. Carl Rostberg
2217 Humboldt Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55405
Re: Casino Royale-6219 Highway #65
Dear Mr. Rostberg:
A survey was made by me, of the Casino Royale, 6219 Highway �65,
on March 'I, i969.
The Sanitarian will recommend approval of your license application
if the following items are given attention;
1. The bar will be rebuilt with an open foot rest and arm
rests if provided.
The underside of the bar will be finished with epoxy paint
to give a smooth and cleanable surface.
The bar upright will be sealed to the £loor with silicone
on either side.
2. The present £loor tile will be accepted for behind the bar,
slthough it would not be approved for a new installation.
j. A minimum of a£our vat sink will have to be provided.
Three vats are required for washino, rinsing and sanitizing
glasses and a fou.rth vat for a dump sink.
An ice bin with a£alse bottom might be past o£ the over-all
unit.
�. The beverage faucets can not be located directly over the
ice bin.
6 cold plate will not be p�rmitted in the ice tank.
5. The back bar coolers should be on 6 inch legs. 5uch coolars
are now available.
6. The upright cooler also must be on 6 inch sanitary legs.
7. All post nix equipment must be Iocated off the £loor and will
be located under the bar.
B. All equipment includan� sinks, coolers, ice machine and post
mix equipment must meet N.S,F. standards and bear the seal
o£ approval.
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' 10. Hydraulic closers must be provided on the rest room doors.
11. Missing coving tile must be replaced in the women's
rest room.
12. Looae tile must be repaired or replaced in the men's rest
room.
1j. All refuse must be kept in covered containers. The refuse
problem must be.resolved.
A memo will be sent to the License Clerk recommending approval
of your license application and placing the matter on the City Council
agenda. It will be £urther recommended that the Council approve your
license wiih the understanding that all of these items be given
attention and that the Board o£ Health make a final survey.
Please feel free to contact me by calling 560-345�•
Sincerely,
$6RVEY J. MCPHEE
Public Health Sanitarian
Fridley Board of Health
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City Mana�er
Building Inepector
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M E M 0 R A N D U M
February 27, 196q "
MEM190 T0: Mr. Homer R. Ankrum
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AtEMO fROM: Mr. James D. Gibbs
S�BJEC�: Casi�o Royafe application for 3.2 beer license
and bottle ciub application
I have checked M.S. 34o relative to the above entitled matter, which
concerns itself with the State Liquor Law. f find that there are no
provisions in that Statute which would prohibit the issuance of a
state bottle club permit and/or a 3.2 beer license to the Casino
Royale on a part-time basis.
Our Code of Ordinances contains no prohibitions against such an
arrangement.
1 discussed the matter with htr. Leonard Skoglund of the State Liquor
Commissioner's Office. He has advised me that this type of
arra�geme�t has been worked out in many locales throughout the State.
1 have discussed the matter further with Mr. Carl Rostberg`s attorney,
Mn. Gary L. Phleger, and f have informed him that our office will o.k.
the permit as requested by him with �he stipulation that the license
clearly set forth the hours and days on which 3.2 beer will be served
and when the bottle club will be in operation. I� should further be
stipulated that no minors will be allowed on the premises unless
accompanied by a parent or guardian during the hours reiterated above.
We further agreed that Mr. Rostberg would provide complete and adequate
police protection at his own expense.
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ORDINANCE N0.
AN QRDINANCE AMENDING SECTION �4.03 Of THE
CITY CQDE
The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as fotlows:
SECTION I. Section 74.03 of the Fridley City Code is hereby amended
to read as follows:
74•03. The City shall issue reflectorized ticense
tags, and registration cards having numbers
printed thereon in numerical order, and
indicating the year for which the same are issued
and that such taga shafl be suitabfe for attachment
upon the frames of the bicycles and it shall be the
duty of the City to issue one such license tag,
Which shall be attached to the frame of each bicycle,
and to issue a corresponding registration card to
the licensee upon the payment of the license fee herei
provided for. Such license tag shall remain���ched
during the existence of such license. The Alan�a__g�er �
also shall keep a record of the date of issue— of each
license, to whom issued and the number tfiereof.
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
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Firs� Reading: �h�-� 3 �5L9
Second Reading: y
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THE MINUTES OF TNE HUMAN REI.ATIONS CQII4ITIEE I�ETING - JANUARY 16, 1969
The Meeting wae called to order at 8:20 P.M.
ROLL CALL:
MEMBERS PRESENT: John ivers, Father Keefe, Linda Roeaman, Walt Starwalt,
John Oden, Jim Thomaen, Jordis Mittelatadt.
�SRS ABSENT:
GUSST PRESENT•
Doneld Batteraon, Katherine Rosa, Robert Hynea, S�eve Kachina
Robert Buckley, Andrew Kohlan, Reverend Denyea
Barbara Hughes, Sun Reporter
' The Minutes of the November 21, 1968 �eting were accepted.
' 1. Chairman ivers stated that the Committee ahould consider and recommend an
outline and goals for the year 1969.
2. Education Committee reported 25 coffee partiea were held through C.O.M.E.
and the Human Relations Committee. Father Reefe auggeated the Co�ittee
co�end the Superintendent of Schoola for hia appoiatment of a Human Relations
study group compriaed of District No. 14 school peraonnel, and that the
Committee invite a copperate effort. Linda Rosaman auggested the Committee
attend tKe panel diacuasion headed by thia group during their Workshop
January 23, 24[h. She also reported the FEA will receive the Human Relation
Committee's resolutioa regarding the teaching of minority history and the
hiring of minority teachers on February 4th and the School Board will receive
them on February llth.
3, Houaing Committee - no report.
4. EmploymenC Co�ittee - no report.
5. Iaterface - John ivers read his letter addreaeed to the City Council regarding
commendation of Peter Meyerhoff for hia efforts in the "Buy Black" campaign,
a copy of which was sent to Honeywell.
Next month will be election of Officers.
The Meeting was adjourned at 9:50 P.M.
Reapectfully submitted,
Jordis Mittelatadt, Secretary
Human Relatioas Co�ittee
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The meeting was called to order by Chairman Mitteletadt at 7:35 P.M.
MEMBIIiS PRESENT: Mitteletadt, Harris, Ahonen
' MEI�IDF�R.S ABSENT: Minish, 0'Bannon
�THERS PRESENT: Hank Muhich-Building 0£ficial
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Seconded by Ahonen. IIpon a voice vote, there being� no naye, the motion
carried uxta.nimously.
Mr. Jerome Peterson was preaent to present hie propoeal. He brought with him
a plot plan of the proposed garage.
MOTION by Ahonen to table thie public hearing� until the March 5, 1969 meeting,
to allow the applicsnt to redraw hie plana to try to get as cloee to the
minimum requirement af 15 feet between atructurea, ae pqasible.
Seconded by Harria. Upon a voice vpte, there being no nays, the motion
carried unanimouely.
Iir. Jim London, Vice President of Dunkley Sur£acin� Compeny, Inc., and
M�. Robert Hynee, Attorney with Barna & Guzy were preaent to preaent thia
propoeal.
Mr. Bruce Nawrocki, Mayor of Columbia Heighta, wae p�cesent to repreaent
Columbia Heights.
The Dunkley Surfacing plant ie located in Golumbia Heighte with the gravel
pit, where �he rock cruahing machine ia to be located, in Frid].ey,
Mayor Nawrocki: The whole Dunkley operation has been a concern to the
neighboring people in Columbia Heights. Thie roak cruahing machine hae been
in operation for eome time. We were wondering about the machine meeting the
requiremeats of the F'ridley air pollution ordinance. pur main coacerna are;
1. How the reeidente in the area will be adverely affected by air pollution a�d
2. The additional truck traffic in a residential area.
1 MT. B. A. Satek, j852 Main Street: Columbia Heighte ie a�ainst the machine aa
it h�e been i.n operation £or eome time without having a permit. I have clocked
truoke going down the atreet at 35 milea an hour.
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Mr. Douglae Hsuglid, j616 Main Street: Where are they going to.get the rocks
to cruah in Fridley? Are they going to blaat for them?
Mr. London: Siliaa 3and plane to haul them in.
Mr. Hauglid: That meane that additional trucke will be going back and forth
hauling rooke to aruah.
Mr. Shonen asked Mr. London: Ie thie the only eita svailable to your Compeny?
Mr. London: Thia ia the best site.
Mr. Hypea: If the merger of Great Northern and Northern Pacifio ia approved
' they will ultimetely build a awitching yard in the area. They pill want to
come in and cut down banka to create pn area for thie ewitchixig� yard. Dunkley
wante to da thie to get eome uae o£ the roek and eand. It will be a benefit
' to the Railrosd and to Dunkley.
He added: The Dunkley people do have a dd.eagreement with Columbia Heighta,
becauee they are operating the plant doxn there and they will continue to do so.
� He aleo added: The Dunkley Company ie willing to comply with any
Minneeota Statutee concerning truck traffic. Ae for the air pollution proble�
they would ba willing to comply with any regulatione auggested.
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machine about two weeke ago becauae I wae down there. Also, how are they
going to get the aock looae without blaating.
Mr. Satek: This cru@her hae not been running l�gally, The Railroad would
just remove the rocke, Dunkley wante to crueh them to eell. I'm eure they
oan fittd other places to use thia machine.
Mr. Loadon: 9bout the Railroad, �hey anticipete the merger to go thru
eometime within a year. They would conaider ue se the contractor to remove
the rock. The Silias Sand people are blaeting everyday without'any probleme.
Mr. Satek; Ae I undaratand, thia operation will laet one year. If we allow
them a one year permit when the year is up they will ask for another and
another and it will end up being five yeare.
Magpr Nawrocki: Eirerything� that hae been eaid ia baeed on i£ and maybe and
' nothing ie down in black and white. There hae been talk that thie whole
Railroad yard might move a little iluther 1Qorth o£ thie property. It�e sleo
difficult to control air pollution with the crusher.
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yErrmit b9ing iaeued?
Mr. Lond.on: We telked to someone in the EY�gineering Department of Fridley
and we got the underetanding that we did not need a permit for a temporary
machine. .
MOTION by Ahonen to close th� public heering.
Seconded by $arria. IIpon a voice vote, there being no naye, the inotion
osrried unsnimouely.
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Chairman Mittelstadt: It is the opinion of the Chairman that the Board ie at
a disadvantage for the lack of certain facts and in£ormation. It ia also the
opinion of the Chairman that the Councile of the City of Fridley and Columbia
Heighte Qet together with the DurilGley Surfacing Company to iron out the
problema o£ air pollution, traffic routes of the trucka, noise and safety
measuree. The Board ia only ssked to either deny, accept or table the
variance request For a Special Uae Permit in an M-2 Diatrict.
The Chairman then read the Board of Appeals Powyra and Dutiee fropu Ordisiance
No. 358, Section 4.
MOTION by Harris to deny the requeat for the following� reaeons:
1. We do not aee an undue hardahip.
2. There are objections £rom the neighboring residente in Columbia
Heighte and aleo unoffic�al objections from the City of Columbia
Heighta.
Seconded by Ahonen. IIpon a voice vote, there be� no nays, the motion
car�ied unanimouely.
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The meeting wae adjourned at 9:12 P.M. by Chairman Mittelstadt.
Reepectiully eubmitted,
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FEBRUARY 24, 1969
Meeting was called to order by Chairman Fitzpatrick at 7:45 P.M.
ROLL CALL
MEMBERS PRESENT: Fitzpatrick, Stimmler, Blair
MEMBERS ABSENT: Donlin, Cochran
OTHERS PRESENT: b9rs, Bernice Hyvare, 6281 Able St, NE, League of
Women Voters
Mrs, Joanne Jochum, 841 West Moore Lake
Mr, Robert Minder, 550 Rice Creek Blvd „
Mr, Harvey Peterson, County Commissioner
Mr, A1 Kordiak, County Commission
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Mr, Edward Braddock, Park Gonsultant, 4201 Drew Ave, So.
Mr, Homer Ankrum, City Manager
MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF JANUARX 27, 1969
MOTION by Blair, seconded by Stimmler, to accept the Minutes of
the Regular A4eeting of January 27, I969, The Motion Carried.
IRECTOR'S REPORTS
A recreation activities participation survey was explained to the
Commission by the Director, The School District �14 school board
requested this survey and also felt that greater supervision
should be supplied when the recreation department is using the
school�s facilities, Player's Passes have been passed out to all
of the participants in our programs which involve the schools.
Also a member of the school personnel has been hired to supervise
the school in general when it is being used by our department.
� MOTION by Stimmler, seconded by Blair, to accept the February
Parks and Recreation Memorandum and the February Parks Work Progress
Report, The Motion Carried.
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Mr, Robert Minder, President of the Rotary Club, spoke to the
Commission and offered any available help in developing West Moore
Lake by the Rotarians. The Commission has given this completely
undeveloped park a high priority, b1r, Minder mentioned that
although not a great deal of help can be offered financially, it
is their desire to donate services within the Club along the lines
of planning, moving dirt, planting trees, sodding, hand labor,
etc, The Chairman thanked Mr. Minder and the Rotary Club for
their generous offer.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS - MR, HARVEY PETERSON AND MR, AL KORDIAK
Mr, Ed Braddock, Park consultant, briefly explained his plan for
the development of Riverview Park for the benefit of Mr. Peterson
and Mr, Kordiak, A4r, Kordiak stated that in order to allocate
money for developing a parcel of land, the County requires that
the parcel is only approximately 14 acres, if it were developed
as a boat launching area, it would receive much inter-municipal
use since the first sucfi area South of Anoka is located in Camden.
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Mr, Peterson added that the only other land presently owned by .
the Cit� on the river for park land is Chases Island. Mr, Kordiak
said that much of the County's attention is being given to the
developing of Bunker Prairie Park as a major county recreational
facility, They have discussed the possibility of eliminating
the County Fair and developing this area into a major complex
that could be used the year around instead of only 3 days of the
year,
FIVE YEAR COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
Mr, Homer Ankrum, Gity Manager+ presented to the Commission, a
Five Year Comprehensive Plan Draft that has been written by the
Director and himself, It contains descriptions of Fridley`s
physical features, existing park facilities and proposed parks and
recreation facilities, in addition to charts and maps showing
income statistics for Fridley, taxable valuation and millage rates,
population and growth, capital improvements program, etc. He
requested the Commission analyze what they want to do in the
next five years and complete the plan, This plan is needed as
soon as possible by the administrators of the Housing and Urban
Development so that they can start processing the applications
for aid sent to them in 1968 by Fridley,
CHAIRMAN'S REPORT
� Chairman Fitzpatrick reported that the Parks and Recreation
Department has received many of£ers from various clubs and organ-
izations to help either financially or physically in developing
' our parks or in the betterment of the recreation programs. The
Commission suggested that a list be made up of the areas where
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MOTION by Blair, seconded by Stimmler to adopt the Preliminary Plan
for 1970. The Motion Carried,
ORDINANCE BOOK
Member Stimmler reported that he has studied the Minneapolis
Park Board Ordinance Book and finds that approximately one-third
of the book would be applicable to Fridley, The Director and
Member Stimmler have agreed to study this.further and report at
the next regular meeting,
RESOLUTION
The Commission inquired as to the progress of Parks Resolution
No. 1-1969 and the Director reported tfiat Council received the
Resolution,
MOTION by Stimmler, seconded by Blaiz, that the Chairman make
personal contact with a representative of the Gity Council in
respect to Parks Resolution No. 1-1969 and ask their advice.
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LETTERS
� Letter,from Suburban Recreation Association, Subject: $690.00
has been allocated to be used by the Fridley Parks and Recreation
Department for co-•sponsorship of its general recreation progsam.
MOTION by Blair, seconded by Stimmler, to receive letter from the
Suburban Recreation Association, The Motion Carried,
Letter £rom Curtis A. Larson, 6730 Madison Street N,E,, Subject:
Foot Bridge over Rice Creek at the North end of Madison Street N,E.
making Locke Park more accessible to the people living to the
South of the Park,
MOTION by Stimmler requesting that the Director contact Mr, Everett
Utter, Industrial Arts Instructor at the Junior High or R1r. Stanton
of the Fridley Senior High regarding design o£ a£oot bridge and
advise Mr, Ankrum on results, The Motion Carried,
WARMING HOUSE
Due to the number of participants in the city's hockey program
and the limited warming house £acilities at the Commons Hockey
complex there is a definite need for an additional warming house
facility. There is a building avai.lable free that can be moved /
for $700.00. Additional expenses will be incurred in putting the�
building into condition.
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AD.IOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned at 12;00 P,M,
The next regular meeting will be held on Monday, 6larch 24�
at 7:30 P,M, in the Conference Room of the Civic Center.
Respectfully submitted,
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The meeting� was called to order by ChaiFinan Erick�on at 8:35 P.M.
MFMB$RS PItESENT: Tonco, Sornsen, Erickson
MFMBF�tS ABSENT: Biermann, Hauge
OT�RS PRESENT: H. F. Muhich-Bui�ding Official
Mr. P'red Donaldson was present to present the propoaal.
IIpon euamination of the revised plot plans submitted, the Board agreed the
chang�ea and additiona previously recommended were correctly ehown on them.
The previoua changes are as follows;
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Change in parking area size frcm 9' x 22.5' to 10' x 20'.
Concrete curbing surrounding blacktop area.
Detailed landscaping (ahrub schedule�.
Screening from neighboring.zone area.
Blacktop eetbacke trom property line.
Concrete curb detail drawing.
Ezieting treea and ahrubswhich could be uaed in recreation area.
Driveway radii.
' MOTION by Tonca to accept the proposal subject to the following stipulations;
1. Change the figure in the request for hearing�from a 77 unit ape.rtment
' complez to a 68 unit apa.rtment complex.
2. Comp3ete replatting and furnish proper legal descriptions.
3• Approval o£ Council and Inspection Department.
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carried unanimously.
2. Recognizing hia �equest for a hearing although not listed on the agenda, the
Board made a number of eugg'eetions to Mr. Arnold Petereon in proceeding with
hia plane of a future commercial s+.:acture on Beech Street on Lota 10 & 11,
Bloak 6, Onaway Addition. New plana & specs will be eubmitted �or a future
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mhe plana eubmitted were of the same deaign as the structuree now locate3 in
this area, Qxcept for increasing the height of the buildin� and overhead doors
by 2 feet and the thickness of the concrete floor alab by 1 inch.
A£ter a short diacusaion and a few penciled in chang�ea on the plot plan, the
Board agreed to act on the matter.
MOTION by Sornsen to accept the proposal, aubject to the following atipulations;
1. Addition of shruba with detailed schedule of speciee.
2. Concrete curb.
5econded by Tonco. Upon a voice vote, there being� no nays, the mption carried
unsnimously.
ADJOIIRI�IEN`P:
The meeting afljourned �,t 9:40 R.M.
Reapectfully aubmitted,
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+tnd r���as�t�Li� et�tesl in this applica:iaa are trus assd c�srseet.
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Memo To, Homer R. Ankrum, City Manager
From . Robert S. Hughes, Fire Chief
Subject ; Request of St. Anthony Village to purchase 4 Used
Plectron Radios
Date , February 18, 1969
The Fire Department is now using a radio moniYOr of Plectron which
is equipped with batteries and also Motorola battery operated monitors.
We have on hand 16 old sxyle Plectrons which at the present time are
impossible to trade in when we purchase new ones. The last time
we traded in some of these old style radios, they allowed us $30.00
each for them.
1 would recommend that we seli 4 of these Piectron radios at $30,00
each to the Village of St. Anthony,
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MEMO T0: CITY COUNCIL
MEMO FROM: CITY MANAGER
Recommend approval of sale.
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HO:IER R. ANKF2UM
Village of St. Anthony
TELEPHONE 789-8881
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA�55418
FEBRUARY �Q� i969
FRIOLEY CiTY COUNCII
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MINNEAPOIIS��M�qNESOTA
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TH(S 15 A REQUEST TO BUY�FOUR OF YOUR USEO PECTRON MON4TOR RAD105 AT THE
iRICE OF S�jO.00 PER UNIT FROA1 TNE FRIDIEY FIRE Derr. TO 8E PURCHASED 8Y
TNE VILIAGE OF ST. pNTHONY FIRE DEPT.
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COUNTY aF ANOKA
AGREEhiENT
THIS AGREE�YIENT made and entered into this day of
February, 1969, by and between the City of Fridley, a mu�icipal
corporation, hereinafter referr•ed to as thc "City", and Naegele
Outdoor ,9dvert�sing Comp:�ny of hiinnesota, Inc., a �linnesota Corporation,
hereinafter referred to as the "Company".
WHEREAS, the City and the Company have reached an agreement
concerning the constructjon of outdoor advertising signs to be
constructed on certain major thoroughfares in the City of Fridfey,
. a� or near the municip�l limits of t}�e City; and
WHEREA�, the company agrees to build such sic�ns, to provide
proper lighting, and tp furnish tfie electricity for said ligtiting, and
to provide proper �iability insurance covering both parties; and
1YHEREAS, it is agreed that the sign is to be 12' x 25',
doul�le-faced, constr�cted of steef and sheet met�I �nd erect�d on
met�l �-6eems. The sign is to have a mansard roof canopy covered by
shakeshingJes; and
WHER[AS, it is agreed between the parties that one side of
said �dvertising sigr� will be reserved by the company for the purpose
of cont�,ining a message promoting the City of fridley; ii: being further
agreed by the parties that the otficr side of said si�n may be used by
the company for r�hatever advertising purpose the company so desires; ��nd
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WHERE�S,, the City agrees to allow the company to construct one
such sign 3 feet south of the north edge and 10 feet from the eastern
edge on property owned by the City of Fridley at 3�th £+ Marshall
Streets Northeast, more specifically described as:
Auditors Subdivesion No. 39; That pa�t of Section
Thirty-Four (34), Township Thirty (30�, Range
Twenty-Four (24�, described as fotlows to-wit:
Commencing at a point on the 5outh line of said
Section Thirty-Four (34�, a distance of Two Hundred
Thirty-Four (234� feet East of the 5outhwest corner
of the Southeast 9uarter (SE4) of said Section
Thirty-Four (34�; thence North at right angles with
said section line a distance of Forty (40) feet to
the actual point of beginning; thence continuing North
on the same line extended a distance of Two Nundred
Twenty-Five {225� feet; thence Easterly parallel with
and 7wo Hundred Sixty-Five (265) feet from said section
line, to the intersection with the Westerly right-of--way
line of the East River Road as now lard out and
constructed; thence 5outherly along said right-of-way
(ine to tfie intersection with a line parallel with and
Forty (Q0� feet North of said section line; the�we �Vest
along said parallel line to the actual point of beginning.
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across the East Thirty (30) feet of said tract, being
on area running generally in a Northerly-Southerly direction).
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across the South Thirty (30� feet of seid tract being an
easement running generally in an Easterly-VJesterly direction�.
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It is agreed that the south side of said sign shall be used for
purposes of promoting {ihe City of Fridley; and
WHEREAS, the City agrees to lease necessary land to construct,
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a�aintain and operate said sign for a period .o ten (f0� y ars for the
sum of One ($I.00� Dollar per ycar. The City •ur her agrces to waive
any permit fee and annuaf inspection fee.
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to remove and reiocate said sign, (due to redevelopment of- property,
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it is £urther agreed between the parties that the company wiit
paint the South side of said sign at the time of initia) construction
and that the City agre¢s to..repaint the sign or to change the message
on said sign at such time as the City so desires or as it becomes
necessary because of-weathering of the sign.
lN TESTIMQNY 1VHEREOF, the parties hereto fiave hereunto set their
hands this
In Presence Of
day of Eebruary, 1969.
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MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirf:ham
CITY MANflGER - Hamer R. Ankrum
STpTE OF hitNNESO7A )
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COUNTY OF ANOKA )
0� this day of February, 19G9, before me, a Notary
Public, within and for said County, personatly appeared Jack 0.
Kirkham and Homer R. Ankrum, to me known to be the persons described
in, and who executed the foregoing instrument and acknowledged that
they executed the same as their free act and deed.
IN TESTIt+IONY 1�fIEREOF, the parties hereto have hereunto set
their hands this day of february, t969.
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NAEGELE OUTDO�R AOVERIISING
COMPANY OF bt i NNESOTq� I NC.
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COUNTY OF )
On this day of February, 1969, before me, a Notary
Public within and for said County, personally appeared
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to me personally 4:nown, who, being each by me dufy sworn did say tfiat
they are respecti�ely tfie Executive, Vice President-�eneral Manager and
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of the corporation named in the foregoing
instrument, and that the seal affixed to said instrument is the corporate
seal of said corporation, and that said instrument was signed and sealed
in behalf of said corporation by authority of its 6oard of
and said
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ack�owledged said instrument to be the free act and deed of said
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L. A. Chies Inc. request consideration for tha Council to anprove the tse_
uance o° a new builoing permit for movament of house and placemant on lot describ�d
ae: all of Lot 10, Auditor�e 3ubdivieion ido. 22 in Anoka County, biinnesota, axcept
the following daecribad tract commencin� at tne iiortheaat cornor oY said Lot 10;
thance �veet slong th� iJorth lina oP said Lot 10, said North line being ths c�nter-
lina of 63rd. Avernze N.�., a distance of 88.5 Peet to tne actual point oP beginning
of the tract oP land to be herin described; thance 9outh parallel with the East line
of eaid Lot 10 a diatance oP 260 feet; thence 'tlast parallel with ths North line oP
said Lot 10 a distance of 138 feet; thence I'orth parallel erith the Fggt 1127e oP
eaid Lot 10 a distanca of 2S0 faet to tha Ivorth line of said Lot 10; thence �aet a-
lor;; said North line a distance oi lj8 feet to the actual point oP beginning; sub-
jact to the righta oP the public ovar the 1Qorth 30 %et thereoP Por road purposea,
The City Council at the Council meetir� of February 17, 1q69, withdrew par-
miseion Yor isauance of permit formovement oP the dwelling to the parcel deacribed
above.
Previoue approvel of the Buildir�e-3tandarde-Deeign Control Subconmitteo wae
given at their meeting on iVovembsr 27, 1968.
Requsat the City Oouncil grant new authority Por ths ieauance of the raqueated
permit, recommended by the 3uilding 3tandards-Deeign Control 3ubcommitte�.
At preaent only one of tha adjonir� property owners will eign as having no ob-
jections to movement of the housa into the area. A copy oP the atatemont of
Mr. Iavarn P. b'riend ia atiached hsreto. Other adjoining property, except for that
of a Nr. E l�ira. Theilmann, ie owned by myself.
I request nevr authority, only if by doin� so, such permission for is�uance oP
pereait can be accomplished without fL�rther necesaity for my appearing bafore bo�rda,
co�miseions or additiona-1 Public Hearirl,s.
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By �pplyin; for nsw permission for isauance of a parmit I in no caay relinquish
my stand that the previous withdrawal of the permission to iBaue a perc�it w�s legal.
Please place thie on the agenda for Fe6ruary 24� 1959 for consideration in
order that movement o£ the buildirg and materiale can ba acoomplishad by or on the
15th of :darch, 1969, when weia;ht limits on �jL��{�jL streets will go into effect.
L. A. Chies, Inc.
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ANOKA COUNTY
March 4, 1969
(to be addressed to)
Employees Union LoCal 792
706 First Avenue North
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55403
Attention; Mr. Don Strate
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FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55411
Bartenders Union Local 152
and 12 West 25th Street
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55404
Attention; Mr. Fay Frawley
As a result of negotiations between your union representatives and the City
Manager, the City Council of the City of Fridley has authorized the City Manager
to present the following offer for your consideration.
A. The City vacation policy, although not based on LQ years or longer to receive
4 weeks vacation with pay, does provide equal or better benefits than those
presented. For this reason the City proposes, in the interest of uniformity,
- that the policy presently in force not be changed. The City proposed that the
current City Ordinance (as pertains to vacation time accrual) shall apply to
the union employees, so long as benefits are equivalent to or better than
those existing in the union agreement,
B. Union personnel of the liquor department are at presenC receiving their birth-
, day off as a paid holiday in lieu of Good Friday, but would like this changed
so a different daq can be taken as a holiday other than on their birthday.
The management interposes no objection to giving the employee a day off in lieu
of Good Friday, rather than his birthday, such day to be selected by employee,
subject to approval of the City Liquor Department Manager.
C. The subject of Election Day off was discussed. Election Day is considered a .,i
day of work and although facilities are not open the entire day for sales, !��
workers are called in as usual to perform stock work, etc. The City proposes �il�
to continue Election Day as a work day as agreed upon in 1968 negotiations.
D. Health and Welfare coverage paid by the City for the dependents of employees✓'
The union representatives reviewed the present coverage and received a briefing
from the carrier. Since new specifications will be prepared for a bid letting
for a new policy or negotiations, the City proposes that a representative from
the union be included on a committee to make recommendations on the content of
specifications for any new policy or negotiated changes to the present policy.
Such recommendations then subject to Council approval.
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E. The union represenCatives and managemenC discussed on duty accidental death
insurance co"verage to supplement workman's compensation. Also, discussed
fact life insurance is a part of our current insurance package. The City pro-
poses this i[em be a subject of discussion by the Insurance Committee when
specifications are drawn up for a new policy or negoCiated changes to our
present policy, with union representation on the committee as indicated above.
E. The union indicated they would like an increase from SQC to $L.QO per week
for waitresses. The City proposes that the uniform allowance be 50 cents per
week for part time waitresses and the allowance be increased from 50 cents to
$1.00 per week for full time waitresses.
G. The union and management discussed check off of union dues. In previous years
the City has indicated willingness when an adequate machine is available to the
Finance Department to accomplish check off. The City proposes to go to check
off dues when a machine is pnrchased. However, union to provide signed authori-
zation from the employee to authorize withholding of dues.
H. The union representatives and management discussed union request that a clause
be inserted in the agreement Co cover sick leave time they have earned, authorizing
full pay for all accrued sick leave accrued by "Off Sale" employees in event the
"Off Sale" of liquor is discontinued by the City. Also, the same clause inserted
in the agreement authorizing sick leave time accrued by "On Sale" employees in
event the"On Sale" liquor is discontinued by the City.
The City proposes that if the City discontinues "Otf Sale" of liquor, the'bff
Sale: employee be paid in full for all accrued sick leave on a basis of one day
for each two days sick leave accrued, not to exceed sixty (60) days.
• The City proposes
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that if the City discontinues "On Sale" of liquor the "On Sale"
in full for all accrued sick leave on a basis of one day for
sick leave accrued, not to exceed a total payment of sixty (60)
I. The union and management discussed improvements to health and welfare policy and
,the union's request to vote on the carrier. The management pointed out that the
City ACtorney rendered an opinion that policies must be let on a basis of
specifications with the low bidder meeting or exceeding specifications being
awarded the bid. The City proposes to continue Letting bids in compliance with
the Attorney's ruling. However, the union would have representatives on the
insurance committee serving to propose specifications for the policy to the City
Council. .
J. The union proposed and management discussed with them the adding of a clause in
the agreement indicating if the sale of a building to private enterprise for "Off
Sale" liquor purposes or "On Sale" liquor purposes, that the City would specify
in the sale that liquor department employees of the City would be hired by the
purchaser. The City Manager pointed out that nothing could be done on discussing
this until an Attorney's opinion. The City Attorney indicates the building would
have to be advertised for sale to the highest bidder, if the City chose not to
retain it, and that employement of a liquor department employee could not be a
stipulation in the sale of a municipal building. The City proposes not to enter
a clause into the agreement, based on City Attorney's opinion.
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K. Aftex negotiations by City Manager and union sepresentatives the City proposes
the following wages for 1969, retroactive to January l, 1969:
PRESENT OFFERED INCREASE
Full Time Bartenders $3.17 per hour $3.39 per hour 22C per hour
Part Time Bartenders 3.17 per hour 3.39 per hour 22C per hour
Full Time Waitresses- 2.10 per houx 2.30 per hour 20� per hour
Part Time Waitresses 2.25 per hour 2.41 per hour 16� per hour
Full Time Clerks 2,72 per hour 2.94 per hour 22� per hour
Park Time Clerks 2.62 per hour 2.84 per hour 22C pet hour
L. The above proposals to be incorporated into and as changes to existing agreements.
Yours very truly,
Homer R. Ankrum
City Manager
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NOR7H SUF3UREAP� S.ANIIARY S[�rJER DIS�RIC1 5YS�Eh1
' BE (� RE�OLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka
� County, hlinnesota, as follo�,rs:
WHEREAa, the City of Fridley and the �orth Suburban S�nitary
Sewer District entered into a �eneral sewer use a.greemen+, conditioned,
modified and limited by a supplementary agreement dated January 8,
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' WHEn^EAj, Section 7 of said supplementary ac�reement relative to
conneefion charges reads in part as follows, Fridley sh�ll h<ive the
right to connect portions or a(1 of its sewer"system directly to the
' District disposal system on a temporary or permanent b�sis, as Fridley
m�y elect, and shall pay current connection charges to the District;...".
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�, Th�t the City of Fridley has not exceeded its disposal
capacity at 22nd and Marshall, or 43rd and Diarsh��ll.
' 2. rha� it has elected to connect to the District system the
sanitary se4oer laterais serving the follotaing areas on a temporary
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a� AIl that part of the South I/2 of Section 2, that lies
between the tJest right-oF-w�y line of �tate rrunk flighwr+y
No. 4%, and a line drawn parallel to and �52 feet �9est
of said Wes+ rigli�-of-rray I ine.
b� AII that part of the North I/2 of.Sec�ion II that lies
North of Osborne P,o�d and between the West ric�ht-of-way
li�e of State 7runl; Highway �o. �% and a line parallel to
and 4$2 feet ��est of said Nlest right-of-way I ine.
AIl lyin� in Township 30, Range 24, Ci£y of Fridley,
Courty of Anokn, State of htinnesot�.
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�he final plans and specifications showing the construction
wi�hin the area to be served and the proposed connection to the
' NortF�.Suburban Sanitary Sewer District facilities.
ADOPTED BY THE CI�Y COUNCIL OF �HE C11Y OF FRIDLEY, THPS 3�
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RESOLUTION N0 . � - / g � �
A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT, APPROVAL OF PLANS AND
ORDERING ADVERTISEIIF,'NT FOR BIDS: STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
ST. 1969-1 and MUNICIPAL STATE AID STREET IMPROVII�NT PROJECT
ST. 1969-2
WHEREAS� the Resolution No. 106-1968 adopted by the City Council on
the Sth day of August, 1968 and Resolution No. 194-1968 adopted by the City
Council on the 9th day of December, 1968 set the date for hearing on the
improvements, as specifically noted in the Notice of Hearing attached here-
to for reference as EXHIBIT "A", and
WHEREAS, all property owners whose property is liable to be assessed
with the making of the improvements (as noted in said notice) were given ten
(10) days notice by mail and published notice of the Council hearing through
two (2) weekly publications of the required notice, and the hearing was held
and the property owners heard thereon at the hearing, as noted in said notice.
NOW, TlILREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley,
Anoka County, Minnesota, as follows;
1. That the following improvements proposed by Council Resolution
,, No. 106-1968 and Resolution No. 194-1968 are hereby ordered
to be effected and completed as soon as reasonably possible,
to-wit:
The improvements as noted under the Construction Item in the
Notice of Hearing (in Exhibit "A") for the following streets:
Street improvements, including grading, stabilized base, hot-mix
bituminous mat, concrete curb and gutter, water and sanitary
sewer services and other facilities located as follows:
Riverview Terrace: Mississippi Place to Mississippi Way
Mississippi Way: East River Road to Riverview Terrace
(South of Fridley Park)
East Service Rd. of East River Road: Starting from 1,000 feet
South of South leg of Interstate ik694 Inter-
change N.E. to railroad right of way. (Tract
"J" proposed registered land survey)
66th Avenue: University Service Road East to cul de sac.
68th Avenue: Rice Creek Terrace to Washington Street
Alden Way: 62nd Way to 200 feet North
Jefferson St.: 67th Avenue to 680 feet North
Washington St.: 67th Avenue to 500 feet North of 68th Avenue
Seventh Street: 67th Avenue ta 480 feet North of 68th Avenue
Fourth Street: 67th Avenue to Rice Creek Terrace
Rice Creek Terrace: Hwy. �d47 Service Road to 68th Avenue
62nd Way: Riverview Terrace to East River Road
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St. 1969-1 and St. 1969-2
'� That Che work involved in said improvements as listed above shall
hereafter be designated as:
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2. That the following impxovements proposed by Council Resolution
No. 144-1968 are hereby ordered to be effected and completed as
soon as reasonably possible, to-q.it;
The imprwements as noted under the ConsCruction Item in the
Notice of Hearing (in F�chibit "A") for the following streets:
Street i.mprovements, including grading, stabilized base, hot-mix
bituminous mat,'concrete curb and gutter, water and sanitary
sewer services and other facilities located as follows:
' Seventh Stree[: Mississippi Streee to 67Ch Avenue
Third Stseet: 49tt� Avenue to 53rd Avenue
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hereafter be designated as:
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3. The plans and specifications prepared by the City Engineer for
such impsovements and each of them� pursuanC to the Council
resolutions heretofoxe adopted, a copy o£ which plans and speci-
fications axe hereto attached and made a part hexeof, are hereby
approved and shall be filed with the City Clerk.
4. The work to be performed under STREET IMPROVII�NT PROJECT ST.
1969-1 and M[ID7ICIPAL STATE AID PROJECT N0, 1969-2 shall be per-
formed under one contract.
The City Manager shall accordingly prepare and cause to be inserted
, in the official newspaper advertisements for bids upon the making o£ such
impravements under such approved plans and specifications. The advertise-
ment shall be published for three (3) weeks (at least 21 days), and shall
' specify the woxk to be done and will state tteat bids wi11 be opened and
considered at 10;30 A.M. on the 2nd day of April, 1969 in the Council Chambers
of the City Hall, and that no bids will be considered unless sealed and
, filed with the City Clerk, and accompanied by a cash deposit, bid bond, or
certified check payable to the City for five per cent (5%) of the amount of
such bid. That the advertisement for bids for STREET IMPROV�MENT PROJECT
, ST, 1969-1 and MUNICIPAL STATE AID PROJECT N0. 1969-2 shall be substantially
in foxm as thaY noted in Exhibit "B" attached hereto for reference and made
a part hereof.
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' . CITY CLERK- Marvin C. Brunsell
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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9 RESOLUTION ORDERING PRELIMINARY PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND
ESTIMATES OF THE COSTS THIItEOF: STREET IMPROYENIENT PROJECT
—ST. 1969-3
BE IT RFSOLVID, by the Council of the City of Fridley as follows:
1. That it appears in the interest of the City and of the property owners
affected that there te constructed certain improvements, to-wit:
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Street Improvements, including grading, stabilized base, hot-mix
bituminous mat, concrete curb and gutter, water, and sanitary sewer
services, drainage and other facilitiea, located as follows:
. Petition No.
Long£ellow Street: East River Road to 800 feet West #35-196$
Spring Blrook Place: �9th to Longfellow Street
%9th � 2: �n"-�.'...... +,, s..�..+ nas.�_. n�..a IG.R�'. 7:0 �OI�G .�+iia/� -
1LLG YY
, T.H. #47 West Service Drive: Osborne Road to 79th Avenue #2-1969
(With loopbacks at Osborne
and 79th)
2. That the City Engineer, Nasim M. Qureshi, City Hall, Fridley, Minnesota is
hereby a.uthorized and directed to draw the preliminary plans and
specifications and to tabulate the results o£ his estimates of the
coata of said improvements, including every item of cosi from
inception to completion and a11 fees and expenses incurred �or to
be incurred) in connection therewith, or the financing thereof, and
to make a preliminary report of his findings, stating therein whether
said improvements are £easible and whether they can best be made
as proposed, or in connection with some other improvements (and the
estimated cost as recommend=d),including also a description of the .
lands or area as may receive benefits therefrom and as may be
proposed to be assessed.
3. That the City Clerk shall act to ascertain the name and address of
the owner o£ each parcel of land directly affected or within the area
of landa as may be proposed to be assessed for said improvements �and
each of them�; and upon receipt i�om said Engineers o£ the said
preliminary report, calculate estimates of assessments as may be
proposed relative thereto against eac@ of said lands.
4, That said preliminary report of the Fiigineers and estimates o£
asaessments of the Clerk, shall be furnished to the Council, and made
available for inspection to the owner o£ any pascel o£ land as may
be af£ected thexeby at any public hearing held relative thereto, as
aell as at ar�y prior time reasonable and convenient.
ADOFTID BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS 3���
DAY OF � �/t�{v , i9bd .�
MAYOR - Jack 0. Rirkham
ATTFST:
CZTY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
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' . A RESOLUTION RECEIVING THE PRELIMINARY REPORT AND CALLING A PUBLIC
HEARING ON THE PiATTER OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN IPIPROVEI�IENTS:
STREET IMPROVII�4EtaT PROdECT ST. 1969-3
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the interest of the City of Fridley and the property owners affected there-
by..
BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley, as fol-
lows:
1. That the preliminary report submitted by Nasim M. Qureshi, City
�'n�ineer. Citv of Fridlev is hereby received and accepted,
2. That this Council will meet on the 14m day of April ,
1969 at 8:00 o'clock P,M, at the CiEy Hall in the City of Fridley
for the purpose of holding a Public Hearing on the improvement noted
in the Notice attached hereto and made a part thereof by reference,
Exhibit "A",
3. That the area proposed to be assessed for said improvements and each
of them as noted in said notice are all the lands and areas as noted
in said notice: All of the same to be assessed proportionately
eccording to the benefits received.
4. That the City Manager is authorized and directed to give notice of
such Public Hearing by publishing a notice thereof in the official
newspaper of the City of Fridley according to law, such notice to be
su6stantially in the form and substance of the notice attached here-
to as �hibit "A".
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS ��
DAY OF � �(lL.e�'�/ , 1969,
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
(EXHIBIT A)
NOTICE OF HEARING ON IrIPROVEhfENTS
- sm. �969-3 __. .
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Eridley, Anoka County,
Minnesota, has deemed it necessary and expedient that the improvements
hereinafter described be made.
NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on the 14n' day of
�ril, 196g , at 8:00 o'clock P.M., the City Council will meet at Che
City Hall in said City, and will at said time, and place, hear aTl
parties interested in said improvements in whole or in part.
The general nature of the improvements is the constzuction (in the
lands and streets noted below) of the following improvements, to-wit:
CONSTRUCTION ITEM
Street Improvements, including grading, stabilized base, hot-mix bituminous,
mat, concrete curb and gutter, water, and sanitary aewer services, drainage
and other facilities, located as follows:
__ Longfellow Street: East River Road to 800 feet West
Spring Brook Place: 79th to Longfellow Street
79th Avenue: ���� � �`^"�
T.H. #47 West Service Drive: Osborne Road to 79th Avenue
ESTIMATED COST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ '
THAT THE AREA PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED FOR SAID IISPROVEhIENT
IS AS FOLLOWS:
FoiConstruction Item above - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
All of the land abutting upon said streets named above and all lands within,
adjacent and abutting thereto.
All of said land to be assessed proportionately accozding to the benefits
received by such improvements.
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That the Council proposes to proceed with each of said improvements as
' separate improvements, except as hereafter otherwise provided by Council
all under the following authority, to-wit; Minnesota Laws 1953, Chapter 398
and law amendatory thereof, and in conformity with the Charter.
, IIATED THIS DAY OF , 196y' ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
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MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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A RESOLUTION RECEIVING THE PRELIMINARY REPORT AND CALLING A PUBLIG
HEARING ON THE bIATTER OF THE CONSTRUCTION OE CERTAIN IMPROVEMENTS
WATER F� SANITARY SEWER PROJECT #91
WHEREAS, the construction of cer.tain improvements is deemed to be in
�, the interest of the City of Fridley and the property owners affected there-
by.
BE IT RESOLVED� by the City Council of the City of Fridley, as fol-
lows:
1. That the preliminary report submitted by Comstock $ Davis, Inc.
Consulting EnQineers is hereby received and accepted.
2. That this Council will meet on the 14 day of April ,
196"4 at 7:30 o`clock P,M, at the City Ha11 in the City of Fxidley
for the purpose of holding a Public Hearing on the improvement noted
in the Notice attached hereto and made a part thereof by reference,
Exhibit "A".
3. That the area proposed to be assessed for said improvements and each
of them as noted in said notice are a11 the Iands and areas as noted
in said notice: All of the same to be assessed proportionately
according to the benefits received.
4. That the City Manager is authorized and directed to give notice of
such Public Hearing by publishing a notice thereof in the official
newspaper of the City of Fridley according to law, such notice to he
substantially in the form and substance of the notice attached here-
ta as Exhibit "A".
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS ,3 �`�
DAY OF _ �_��" , 196�8:�
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
ATTEST:
GITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
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OFFICIAL YUBLSCATION
CITY OF FRIDI.EY
(EXfiIBIT A)
NOTICE OF FIEARING ON IIyJPROVEMENTS
IMPROVEMENT PROJECT #91
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County,
Minnesota, has deemed it necessary and expedient that the improvements
hereinafter descxibed be made.
NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on the 14 day of
Ap ril. 1969 , at 7;30 o'clock P.M., the City Council will meet at the
City Hall in said City, and will at said time, and place, hear all
parties interested in said improvements in whole or in part.
The general nature of the improvements is the construction (in the
lands and streets noted below) of the following improvements, to-wit:
CONSTRUCTION ITEM
Sanitary sewer and water and appurtenances to serve
the area described as follows:
All that part of Outlots 1,2,3, Block 1, Moore Lake
� Highlands 4th Addition not now served and that part
of Herwal Znd Addition not now served.
ESTIMATED COST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $
THAT THE AREA PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED FOR SAID IMPROVEMENT
IS AS FOLLOWS:
For Construction Item above - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
All of the land abutting upon said streets named abwe and all lands within,
adjacent and abutting thereto.
All of said land to be assessed proportionately according to the benefits
received by such improvements.
, That the Council proposes to proceed with each of said improvements as
separate improvements, except as hereaftez othercaise provided by Council
all under the following authority, Co-wit; Minnesota Laws 1953, Chapter 398
' and law amendatory thereof, and in conformity with the Charter. ,
Ik1TED THIS ,/�J DAY OF �%i.�"�"' , 1969 ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
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MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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Publish: April 2, 1969
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STRSBT ADDBRS3: "1i� � , -7i � _ ., � ,c _ . Y- �„ _ c�J S .
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The uncleraigaed hereby zsakea application far a permit for the vork herein
apeci�lad, agre�ia� �o do all vroak ia etrict accordansa with the Citp t�rdinancec
r,�al ruiln�e of t�a D�p�gt�nt of Buildiaga, rusd hereby declaxes that all t1� facte
snd sa�a�tetiaea� stota�d En Chis appLicaCfan are trua esid er�sect.
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LIQUOR 9k 3069 - �k 3113
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BY COUNCIL February 24, 1969
NAME ADDRESS
' Robert J. Bauman, 6060 - 2'—z St. N. E.
1%30 West Larpenteur
, St. Paul, Minnesota
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' Food Establishment By Approved By
' Country Boy ;vikt.
6�01 Old Central John 3aucom Jr. Harvey McPhee
Fridley� ?�iinnesota
' Off Sale
' Country Boy ?•ikt.
5501 �ld Gentral John Baucan Jr. Chief of Yolice
FricO.ey, Ninneso'a
' Cigareite
Fridley Food Market
, 825l� �. River Road John A. Rieck Chie£ of Police
Fridley� ?•iinneeota
' _ Day Company
5� 73rd Ave. N.�. ARA Service of Atinn. Chief of Police
�'ridley� Minnesota
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State of Minnesota
Department of Highways
St. Paul, Minnesota 55101
First and FINAL Invoice for work performed under
Cooperative Agreement No. 55263 on SP 0205-22,
T.H. 47 and 57th Avenue Northeast.
Karl Dedolph Construction Co.
771 West 7Ch Street
St. Paul, Minnesota 55102
FINAL Estimate �4 for General and Electrical Work -
Police and Park Department remodeling in Civic
Center according to the contract,
Police DeparCment $ 300.00
Park Department 100.00
Buildings Fund 409.51 &OO.OQ
$ 1,200.00
E. H. Renner & Sans, Inc.
5465-A Gounty Road 18 North
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55428
Hstimate No. 1(PARTIAL) for construction of Water
Improvement Project 75-H according to contract.
Comstock 6 Davis, Inc.
Consulting Engineers
1446 County Road "J"
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432
Estimate No. 1(PARTIAL) for the furnishing of resident
inspection and resident supervision for the staking out
of the construction work for Test Well Constructian -
Water Improvement 75-H from 12/30/b8 ;through 1/31/69.
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$ 7,314.00
$ 1,200.00
$ 5,671.35
$ 162.62
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STATE OF MINNESOTA
AEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
5t. Paul, Minn. 55101
Aaount of
City of Fridley
Nasim Qureshi� Engr.
61�31 Urriversi'ty Ave, N,E.
Tdinneapolis� A9i.na. 55►�21
Remitfance by Check, Money Ord¢r o� Dra)t sboutd be
Payable to: Min.tesota Depaylmeni oj Nigbmays
DESCffiPTION
� First � Final Invoice
Work performed under Cooperative Agreement No.
on SP 0205-22, TA 1t7 & 57th Ave. N. E,
Contractor: Lee Electric Co.
Contract No. 12567
F'ull P. Act, T. Control
S3gna1 System
City�s share of cost 25�
Flus 6� Engineering
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$2��600.00
6,900.00
ia7.it.00
"�7, 31 .00
GUANTITY
this 9
Central OtFce Uea�ulq
511 �3 �i
Invoice No.
nate 2 1 , 69
UNIT AMOUNT
PRICE
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
Et3GINF�EEtII3G DEPARTMESPP
6431 UNIVEEtSITY APENUE
FRI➢LEY� MINN.
March 3, 1969
Honorable Mayor and City Council
c�o Homer R. Ankrum, City Manager
City of Fridley
6¢31 University Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota 5542�
Gentlemen:
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CIItT7FICATE OF THE IIdGINEER
We hereby submit Final Estimate #¢ £or Karl Dedolph Construction Company,
771 West 7th Street, St. Paul, Minnesota 55102 for work completed this
date for General and Electrical Work - Police and Park Department remodeling
in Civic Center according to the contract.
Original Contract
Change Order #1
Change Order #2
TOTAL NET CONTRACT
' Work Completed to Date
LESS: ESTIMATE #1
' LESS: ESTIMATE #2
LESS: EST3MATE #3
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Police
Dept•
$12,100.00
186.74
�12,286.7q
$12,286.74
5,100.00
6,886.74
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t3oo.00
CC: Karl Dedolph Construction Company
Park
DePt•
�3,i25.00
53•73
�3��78•73
$3,t78•73
1�450.00
1,113.26
5�5•47
$100.00
Bldgs. Fund
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$2,680.00
$2,680.00
$2,680.OQ
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1,880.00
Total
�15,225.00
240.47
2,680.00
ffi1a>145•47
$1s>145•47
6,550.00
8,000.00
2,395•47
$800.00 $1,200.00
Respectfully submitted,
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DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
CISTFICT NO. D
2055 NO. LILAC DRIVE
MINN�APOLIS, MINN.
February 21, 19b9
Mr, Homer R. Arila-um
Gity Manager
CITY OF FRIDLEY
6k31 University Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
In reply refer to: 315
C.S. 0205 T.H. 47
At 69th Ave. N.E.
Froposed Relocation
Of MecLian Crossover
Dear Mr. Ankrwn:
'"� Much to our dismay we understand that a contract has already been let on
the portion of proposed work at the subject location in which we were to
participate. We are sorry to inform you that we cannot participate in
� the project because of this fact. At this point if participation is still
desixed, the foll.owing steps should be taken;
1.) Proposed work that the State had agreed to participate in would have
to be deleted from the present contract.
2.) Necessary particigation agreements would have to be written and exe-
cuted.
3.) A new contract would have to be let with bids f.orwarded to the State
for approvaL
Please advise us as to what course of action you intend to pursue.
Sincerely,
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District Engineer
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VJ{age Of6ce and Water epartman, im
February 19� 1969
E.V. Comstock, P.E.
Comst,ock and Davis, �Inc.
1446 County Road "J"
Minneapolis, t9innesota 55432
Dear Sir:
ARNOLD L HOLZ, AtAYOR
JOHN M. CONDE, CLERK-TREASURER
DAVID A BAlLSTADT, COUNCItMAN
DONAI� &�BUSCH,GOUNCIUhAN
WILLIAM C. MILLER, COUNCILMAN
Please be advised that on February 17� 1969, the V111age
Cotuicil of the Vi�lage of Spring Lake Park, approved the
plans tor Fridley Storm Sewer Project #89, and agrees to
pay 5.46% of the costs of the project based on the aqree-
ment between the Vilaage of Spring Lake Park and the City
of Fridley, dated September 7, 1966.
Yours very truly�
VTT,i.AGE OF SPRIIJG LAKE PARK
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�hard L. Krantz�
Assistant Administrator
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Nasiwn Quershi, City Engr., Fridley
Joe Anderlik� Village Engr.� Spring Lake Park
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ROBERT 6UZY
ROB�RT C. �HYNES .
G.� D. �IANCOLA .
QORDON L. JENSEN
� LAW OFFICES
BARNA & GUZY
8700 CENTRA� AVE. �N.E �
MINNEAPOLI8, MfNNESOTA 5Cr}27
February 26, 1969
, Mr. Homer Ankrum ,
City Manager
City of Fridley �
' 6431 University Avenue N,E,
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55421
, Dear Mr, Ankrum:
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Phone• 78&5844
On February 19� 1969, the Board of Appeals considered a request
, for a Special Use Permit by the Dunkley Surfacing Company, Inc.,
to operate a rock crusfiing machine in a M-2 district.
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The Dunkley Surfecing Company, Inc. , desires to appeal the decision
oi the Board to the City Council. It is my understanding that this
would normally come on before the Council for consideration on
March 3� l969; however, in order to have time to properly prepare
and present the facts� I hereby request on behalf of Dunkfey Surfacing
Company, inc, � that this matter be passed over and placed on the
Council agenda for hearing on March 17� 1969,
Thank you tor your cooperation,
Very truly yours,
' BAR� � GU ZY
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, Robert C, Hynes
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Fridley, Minnesota 55421.
Attn: City Manager
Gentlemen:
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CITY OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
�4DMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS 21, MINNESOTA
February 26, 1969
' At the regular meeting of the City Council of the City
of Columbia Heights a petition was received signed
by 53 residents of our community objecting to the
' operations of Dunkley Surfacing Company. Several of
these citizens appeared at our meeting and pointed
out the foilowing items of concern regarding the operation:
' I. Our Louncil held pubiic hearings in the fall of 1968
when Du�kiey requested permission to blast rock and
' operate a crusher. These requests were denied.
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2. Fotlowing the Council denial for operation of a
crusher, Dunkley moved the rock crusher just
across the corporate limits line into Fridley and
have apparently continued the rock crushing operation.
' 3• Some degree of air pollution due to the dust raised
by a crushing operation is undoubtedty occurring
which is potentially detrimentai to botfi our
communities.
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Dun(ciey situation tfie City Council asks yourcooperation
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tn establishing reasonabie controls over their operation
in the interest of both our cities.
Yours truly,
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MALLOLM 0. WATSON
• C�ty Manager
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RESOLUTION N0.350
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R�SOLUTION OPPOSTNG TI1� PROPOSED METROPOLITAN TAX
WFIEREAS, numerous solutions have been presented Uy the
Leaque of Nunicigalities and others to so called Metropolitan �
and Local Government "Problems"; and �
WFI�REAS, many of the problems that are alleged to exzst
in the Metro area are assumed to result from the ineff.iciency
of local governmental units and alleged lack o£ co-ordination
for�Metro wide problems; and '
WiiEREI�S� the League o£ ttunicipalities has proposed an
Interim Committee of the Minnesota Legisla�ure to revise and
reform the tax laws of the State of Minnesota; and
WHERrAS, the Villaqe Council of the Village of. }3uxnsville,
Minnesota, believes that the local municipalities in the Twin
City 24etropolitan area are in fact operating more efficiently,
economically and progressively than a Central Government � `
could operate; and
WHEREAS, a piece meal attempt to provide for a seven
coun�y metropolitan gross earnings or.other type of tax
would eventually destroy Iocal municipalities hy separating
the taxing and spending power from local governmental bodies;
and ,
WiiEREAS, the local governmental units of the metYOpolitan
area have not hampered the solution of such area wide
metronolitan prohlems as the AirPort Convnission, the Transit
Commission, construction o.f. sewage iacilities under the
supervision of the Minnesota Pollution Control Ae�ency and
other similar matters; and -'
�VEIEREAS, any proposal to provide for a seven county
special tax is not only of doubtful constitutionality, but
is premature if adopted prior to the report of the Tnterim
Committee as sugges::ed by the LEague of Municipalitie.�.
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NOW THER�FOR� BE TT RRSOLVED by the Village Council of
the Village of Burnsville tliat th€� Village of Aurnsville is
unalterably opposed to any proposed legislation which would
impose any type of seven county tax•upon the citizens,and
taxpayers of the Metropolitan area. �
Duly adopted by the Village Council of the Village of
Buznsville this i7 day of rebruarv , 1969. �
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