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COUNCIL SECRETARY-JUEL MER�'R
COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA
7:30 P.M.- MAY 5, 1969
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA - MAY 5, 1969- 7:30 P. M.
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PLSDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
IANOCATION•
ROLL CALL;
PRESENTATION OF AWARD:
Certificate of Appreciation - Carrol Hauge, Building Standarda-Deaign Control
MAYOR'S PROCIAMATION:
"Fridley �ix Up - Spruce Up Week"
APPRUVAL OF MINUTES:
Regular Council Meeting, Apri1 21, 1969
ADOPTI�'] OF AGENDA:
VISITORS•
(Conaideration of Itema not on Agenda - 15 Minutes)
PUBLIC HEARINGS;
None
OLD BUSINESS;
Pages 1 - 33
1. Consideration of an Ordinance Relating to Construction of
Gasoline Service Stationa and Drive-in Reataurants Requiring
a Special Uae Permit, Therefore, Amending Section 45.10 Sub-
division 4 and 5 and Amending Section 45.19 by Adding Subdivisions
15 and 16. (Tabled April 14, 1969). � Pages 34 - 36
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REGUTAR COUNCIL AGENDA, MAY 5, 1969
OLD BUSINESS (Continued)
2. Second Reading of an Ordinance for Rezoning Requeat
(ZM �69-04) [o rezone from M-1 to C-2, Gordon Swenson.
�omment; We hope by Monday we would have a resolutioa
with the property owner for the cleanup of the
antique ahop area)
3. Second Reading of an Ordinance for Rezoning Request (ZpA #69-OS)
to Rezone from C-1 to CR-2, Lots 26 and 27, Block 2, Commerce
Park. Coromerce Park Inveat�t (Robert Guzy).
4. Conaideration of Rezoaing Study {ZOA #69-07) Being Bounded on
the North by 61st Avenue, on the South by 57th Avenue, Lying
Between Mein Street and University Avenue - Hyde Park.
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Pagea 37 & 38
Pages 39 & 39�
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5. Conaideration of Reaoning Request (ZOA #69-01) by Pemtom, Inc.
to rezone from R-1 to P.D. the area generally located north of
Highway 694 Between Matterhorq Drive and the Fridley - New Brighton
Boundary. Pagea 42 - 4%
6. Coneideration of Lease #4 - Holly Center.
Comment: Copiea of the Lease are in the Agenda folder)
7. Consideration of Action Regarding Lots 8 and 9, Block 6,
City View Addition. (Mr, Fred B. Harris)
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REGl1I.AR COUNCIL AGENDA, MAY 5, . 1969
OLD BUSINESS (Continued)
S. Report on Land Acquiaition from Shell Oil and St. Williams
Church for Service Road Loopback at 61st and University.
Cooauent: We have worked up an arrangement with the Shell
011 people which would require rebuiLding of the
gas station but would take no land from St.
Williams Church on the east side of the station)
NEW BUSINESS•
9. Discussion of the Matter of Apartment Houses that have any
1 Portion of Living Quarters Conatructed Below Grade Level.
(Thia item ia on the agenda at the requeat of Carl Paulson).
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L0. Conaideration of an Ordinance Relating to Excavation in City
Streeta aad Establishing a New Ordinance to Regulate the Same.
11. Receiving the Minutes of the Building Standards - Deaign
Control Committee Meeting of April 23. 1969.
12. Receiving the Minutes of the Planning Co�iasion Meeting of
April 24, 1969.
13. Receiving the Minutes of the Boazd of Appeala Meeting of
April 16, 1969.
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Pagea 60 - 66
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RSGUTAR COUNCIL AGENDA, MAY S, 1969 PAGE 4
BUS�NESS (Continued)
14. Receiving the Minutes of the Board of Appeala Meeting of
April 30, 1969.
15. Receiving the Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Meeting
of April 28, 1969.
16. Receiving Bide and Awarding Contract for Street Improvement
Project ST. 1968-1B. (University Avenue East Service Rosd
from 69th Avenue to 73rd Avenue including the 69th Avenue
Crosaover on University Avenue).
Co�ent: Bids are being opened at 11:30 A.M. on the
Sth of May. We hope to have the bid tabulations
and the recommendation available at the meeting.
17. Diecuasion Regarding the Proposed Pollutioa Ordinance.
Comment: Copies of the proposed ordinance are in the
Agenda Folder)
18. Diacussion Regarding [he Police Pension Fund Actuarial Survey
19. Conaideration of Change to Liquor Department Employee Union
and City Agreement.
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Pagee 79 - 87
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REGULAR COUNCIL AGENDA, MAY 5, 1969
xEw susir�gss (Continued)
20. Confirmation of Agreementa Made for Dike Installation in
Riverview Heights - 1969 Flood.
21. Letter to Corps of Engineers Regarding Riverview Heights -
1969 Flood Dike.
22. Resolution Authorizing Applicatian for Reimbursement Funds
for 1969 Flood.
23. Coasldezation of Sewer Facilities for Area North of Osborne
Road. Letter from Midland Consultants, Inc..and Spring Lake
Park Agreement.
Comment; We should have a permanent coanection for
sanitary aewer aervice to this area as soon
as possible because NSSSD wants up to remove
the temporary connection in the near future)
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, 24. Approval of Reviaed Structure Layout for NSP 415 KV Line
Through Fridley.
Comnent; Due to limi[ation of the easemente they are
� requeating to change the frame etruc[urea to
single pole along the railroad tracks. This
certainly is an improvement)
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NEW BIISINSSS (Contiaued)
25. Coasider$tion of Reaolution Approving plans and Specifications,
Project #44, Well House for Well #2.
Gomment: We met with the Park and Recreation Commission
1n regard to incorporating their facilities
with Well Houae #2)
26. Reaolution Ordering Preliminary Report for ST. 1969-3,
Addendum #1.
Comoeat; These are some of the atreete we have
petitions for aad also some atreete are
added by the Adminiatration as they are in
the same general area for he$ring purpoaea)
27. Resolution Advertising for Bida - One Police Car.
28. Resolution Authorieing aod DirPCting the Splitting of
Special Asaesaments on Lots 20 through 30, Block 2,
Onaway Addition.
29. Appointmenta: City Employee and Vacancy on Building
Standarde - Deaign Control Committee.
Comment; A memo regatding the appoint�nt in the
Building Inapection Deparement is in tde
Agenda Folder)
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REGU71►R COUNCIL AGENDA, MAY 5, 1969
N�W BUSINSSS (Contiaued)
31. Licensea
32. Estimatea
33. Trailer Permit Application - Cletua Nei.
34. Consideration of 8 year Storm Sewer Program
35• Appzoval of Sign permit - Bob's Produce Raach.
36• Approval of Sign Permit - Sunliner Motel.
GOlAfUNICATIOPiS •
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Pege 129
A. Sheila Lyone, Fridley Aigh School: Thank you card for uae of Court Room.
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ADJOURN;
FRIDLEY FIX - UP - SPBUCE UY WEEK
P R 0 C L A M A T I 0 N
WHEgEpS, the long winter has made its mark on the City of Fridley and
a Clean Up - Spruce Up ia needed to beaatify the landacape, buildings and
fencea; and
WHEREAS, a spirit of cooperation will do much to enhance the appearance
of residential, commercial and industrial areas;
N�1 THEREFORE, I Mayor Jack 0 Kirkham do hereby proclaim the week of
May 12th through May l7th, 1969 as "Fridley Fix Up - Spruce up Week" and do
enjoin �,1 residents and property owners to fix up and spruce up their property
by making repairs, pain[ing buildings and fences, removing all trash, junk
and debri's from their property and otherwise contribute to the beautifica[ion
of the City.
IN WITNESS THEREOF, I have set my hand and caused the Seal of the City
of Fridley to be affixed this Sth day of May in the year of our Lord nineteen
hundred and sixty-nine.
(SEAL)
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JACK 0. KI KHAM, MAYOR
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'L� N2EnT!'6S OF S� R�fabI.11R COWICIL MEETING 0: A4AIL 21r 1969
Mayor ICirkl�am called the Regular Council Xeetinq o! April 21, 1969 Lo order
at 7i25 ?.M.
PI.EDGE Of ALLBGIANCE a
The Coaerall aad the audienae stood az�d said the Pledqa of Alleqianc� to
the Flaq. �
R07.L C7►LL:
MFJfl�RS PREBEN'P: Kirkhaa, Liebl, Harris, Sunuelson, Sheridan
MFa�ERB lIBSBNT: None
PRB:;F.NTIkTIdN �' At�1RDS:
Mayor iCirkham rwd a l�tter complimintinq the boys lroe Governor LeVander,
then road ttu Youth Achievement Awards for complstitsq the requirmenb Eo
baocme Sagle Soouts, and preaented them to:
Rnt»rt Eha!ler. 6803 Channsl Road N.E.
Jar�� 8tookQoa. 1330 Hillcrest Driw N.E.
Nillie�a Bamusl�on, 7800 Eaet River Road
11PPROM1�AL Ot lIINUTES OF TH& ltF7GOL71R COUNC2L t�E"PIDiG O! ]1PRIL 7, 1%9:
MOTIOA by Councilman ssmueleon to adopt the Minutes of the Regular Cou�il
Meeting ot Apsil 7, 1969 as presented. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon
a voice vole, all voting aye. Mayor Kirkham declared the motion c�zried
uc►animou�ly.
Copinailm��SAszi$aa potnted out a� Paqe 49 oi tha aqenda, the laet paraqraph,
it wa Mr�. David rsttarson MAo mpoke rath�r thaa Mr. aud aaked that L1�
paraqraph Da chanq�d to seflect •�ha". On paqe 50, th� second puagraph
thsre ti+as a typoqraphical ermr ax►d the nwnbez of cars reterzed to �hould b�
1,100 rat]Nr t�a 11.900.
MOTION by Councilaan Sharidan to adopt the Minutea of the special Public
Et�arinq and Norkahop Matiaq ot april 14, 1969 u oosreete�. 8�ooadW by
Counaile�n Llebl. Upon a voioe nots, all wtinq aye. llayor Rirk6� d�olas�d
Lhs motion carsied unanimoualy.
71DO�PTIOt( 0! 11G�1W1s
Mayor 1Cirkhaf uid that thera• vere tkree itenu to add !o the 1►q�nda rdiiah ws�:
#38. Rssolutioa a� Aenewl & Issuence of Nen Bicpcla Liaetua platea ca
Renswal Years.
N39. Hill lram Earl is�ttaee Jr.
A40. A�Mlution R�qardinq_Proposed Metsropolitan A�ws Dietrict
REGULAR CWNCIL MEETING OF APRZL 21, 1969
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MOTIO�i by CounciLmn Sheridan to adopt the Agend� as asended. &�oondad by
CounciLan Bawueleon. Upon a voica vote, all votiag �ya, !layor Ei.rkLaa
declarad the aation carried unanimously.
VISITORS:
t4ayor Kirkham explained the Counail policy of allwinq 15 minutee for mea�bers
of the audierice to speak on any item not on the Aqenda.
1ir. &ldon Schmoddelce said that he o+ould like to ask the Council's help on a
propos� bill conc�rning autonabile liins. He aaid that hs had juat sfad an
editorial ,i.n the Minneapolis Star April 18, 1969 about'the pzopoeed bill
rhich would provi$e controls, so that s purchaser of a car could be assured
that there was not a lfen aqainat the car that he did not know about. 80
pointed out that vhen buyinq a car fromi a private party there is no way of
ksiosrinq if there is a lien against it. He said that hs had talk�8 to his
ReQreoentative and Senator to try to get this law throuqh. Councila�as�
Shezidan asked if he knew the Senate File Number. Mr. Schmedeke said tAat he
did not.
The City Englneer said that the Planninq Comission had recammoended approval
of thia plat, but he Sid want to point ont that these ie a small chaaqe
aince the spacial uee permit wae approved on tha area coned R-1 in Maiody
Manor Outlot �1. xe said that now it is split into Lots 1 and 6 and aaked
why this proparty Vas 81Vided up. Mr. Jweph Getie taid that only parts
ot these lots will be used for the nursing home. The City Enqineer pointed
out that both lob are zoned R-1 and could not see the reason for ths chanqa.
Mr. Getis said that there ia really � reaeon for tha rplit, and it could
be made into all Lot 1.
The City Enqineer said that the C��e hae the plane noa, and he would reco�nead
appmval o! the plat.
Mr. Aiclfard S�ift, 7577 Lyric Iane eaid that many people have sui�mitted pro-
tests os the apartment housa� beaauea of the increase of traffic and the d�-
valuation of their hosa�. fi� f�lt that the apartmeat houses wauld detract
from ths whole area. Mayor Kirkhan informed him that the goninq is carrreat
on the land tor apartreat houses. Mr. Slvift said that he riad called City
Hall before buyinq his hme, and he vrae told that it waa R-1. Mayor Rirkham
asked har long ago this was. He answered in March, 1968. Councilaan Samuel-
son info:wed Nr. Snift that the proparty was r�aoned in 1966. Counoilarn
Harris sa#;p thst he undarstood that sane of !he psopl� haw oon4atad Namo-
dale Huild�ra far sisr�presentatiori. Mr. swift said thst this was t�i� and�r-
standiny a2so.
MOY'ION by Councilmaa Harrie to close the Public Hcarinq on the Ffnal Plat
P.S. N69-03, Magle Manor Addition, Hiqhland DevelOpment Cawpany. SeconMd by
Counoilmnn 8heriAan. Upon s�oi^� vote. all votit►4 ;71�r M+Y� �'k�
declarad the �otlon oasried m�art�ausly.
t�lOT'ION by Councilman Harria to approve the Final Plat P.S. �69-03, Maple
Matwr I�ddition, wiih the 8eletion of Lot 6. SecondoQ by Cauncilmaa Liebl.
Upon a wica vote, all votiag aye, Mayar Itirkham declared the motion carried.
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TAa City Sngineer ehawed a map of the araa on the ,csaan and axplained tlut
LAi� is i!►a area juat tmsstb of Rim�svood Slmentary Sohool. Tha plat is
dividad up 1aCo 10 lots. T4Mra �rill be s nesd !oz a8ditional siqht o! �ray
!sw Rivsrviw Tazracs to the notth-south roud. The Planninq Ca�i��ion se-
co�sad� approvsl of thi� plat.
Counoilaan Liabl asked if th� Lo� 3i stwwn on the �oresA ar beinq �plit �
wo�iQ sEill be Duildabia siae lots. Tha City Eaqi� said that this lot i�
not part o! tha plat, and could ba sQlit rany diLfsreni wqs, bat that it i�
about Z70' d�ep aad 1f ZS' as� taken !or the roedvay, tAese rould �tiil b�
�xauqh laed for tvo large lots.
Covnail�y► Ea�ual�on wtd tbat Itr. Sanqst�r (LOt 3, Blmek 1� lliuiq#ppi
ViNr) qwstia►ad hw the ass��aments rauld be spr�ad aaa l�lt that M woid
be asaoueQ fos a road that he �rould not need.. �
Mt. e�aodlot.11ovak• 115 71�t lla� li.S. iaid thet hs is the amer of I�ot 34.
and if tt� lots vMr� �p11t ap 3nto nor� than Lvo, t]t�y vonld not b� �alabl�.
Mayor iCizkhas told hia thit aas jvt a euqqoation aad the splittinq.vould be
up to his, he wulfl noL be lorasd to aplit the luW up into three lot�.
Councilaan Sa�ualsoa pid th�t thie land ia in ne�d of �a�e plattlsiq, as
it ia nic� piop�sty, bnt at ti� present tine, it i� l.and-locked. He said
that Nr.. �ter Wnid profer acceea fraa Ea�t ainer Ro�. Cow�oil�n Li�b.t
aok�d i! th. people on the corner lota vou2d haw aac�se tram Rives�i�r.
T�rrace. The City Enqineer said yea, that he felt that accese froo 8�wt
Rivar Rcad �hoqld be discouraged. The City Enqiaeer said that th� siQht of
way is nsaded !or Mr. Novak's loC and the lot to the north of him for aoc�sa`
to Riwrvl�rr Terraaa. Counai2�aa.shertdan eaid.that in tlut ewat, tLw lot
to tire north:would slso.benolit. 8a �aid tAat h� vriGerstood that Lot 3C
is abont 248•�frar RiQatviwr Terrace. llayror Iilrkhao a�k�d Mz. Novak if_h� is
aqairut this proposal and Nr. Novak replied yss. Cauncilman Shsridan aaid
that tM poliop ht� bNp t�t the Q�valop�s 1w to naqpti�te !or t!w �a�s-
a�nts lso� tl� DzopertY crnera. Counci]a�tt Liabl sqsead..� carMnC�d tA
ltr. Novak rbac rhe a..slaper wula have to nppzoach tam co yt tl�. i►.oas..xr
ziqht oi wy. Counoila�► Sa�uelson said thab th� Cow►cil ig orell awr� th�t
this sras aeWo hei�p in dwa2op�ent; and the CoorsciY is:vi111nq,Eo:•qi� .
a��istanoe; hnt tho p�rty-ownera in tha area eu�t gat taqether !or tMir
■utml br�ilit, to resolva the riqht o! May psoDl�.
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lIOTIOU b�i CoYncilman Li�bl Lo closa tM Public 8�tip�_�on ths lLnal P2i4-: _•
l.8. �69-01� 8z�atwood Estates reqwsted by Tt�oost R. awaneon. Seoa�ed�d A�
Covnail�a sh�riden. Upoa.a voi- �ote, ail votinq ape, Mayor Lirkhn
Q�alasM th� aotion c�rried m�toiaously. .... _ ___
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MOTIOtt br�Oovz►cilaan tlarsis !o_aonaus-aith>CLa pbat�:ooatinqu�t-upon..d►A�in3n4
tG atw�Mry-�as�ma►t� aad d�dioationa :fos aomp2at� socM• as outlSa�O.oII'
tt►t � an s�qi i57 Of th! kpril 21, 1%9 Jkqiutd�t. �8�ppp0aA by (bwio111rR
8aawleanv tipon'a vol,aa aobs, a21 votin9 +Yei Ii�yos:?Ssklras:aaia;b the
aotion.:earried an�nl�ouslp. - ,..� _
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF APRIL 21, 1969 pp�GE 4 '
Councilman Liebl asked ii the service road could be assessed. Councilaan
Harris answered that part mf it would be paid for by.Minnesota Transfer
ltailway Company, part of the service road is adjacent.to the County Arena,
and some of it is by the City park. Councilman Sheridan said that the Park
property should not be asseased because to levy an assessment, there has to
be shown a benefit, and in this case, there vrould be none.
Conncilman Harris camnented that he aould aot see the reason for the additional
hearinq, and that the City Attorney hae alraady been authorized to gat ths
land acquisition. Mayor Kirkham explained that thle-aas just axtra in-
surance by the City, as the plana have been chanqed since the last Public
Hearing. He ihen asked if there was anyone in the audience that wished to
be heard, with no response.
The City Engineer showed the plan for the loop back which would keep the
indu�trial-traffic away fros the residential traffic. If industrial develop-
ment goea in north of the 69th Avenue crosaover on the west side of Univer-
sity Avenue.the loop back will be continued north.
Councilman Harris said that he had talked to some of the people on the east
side of Oniversity Avenue near 69th, and they were in agreement aith ths
improve�nt. The City Engineer agreed and said that letters and maps have
been sent out exp3:aining the profect, and when the paople understood what was
being proposed, they vere aleo in favor of it.
MOTION by Councilman Shezidan to close the Supplemantal Public Hearinq for
the impronement of the east service road fr�n 69th Avenue to 73rd Avenua,
includiag the 69th Avenue crossovez on ilniveraity Avenue: Street improve-
ment Project 5t. 1968-iB. Seconded by Councilmaa Samnelson. Upon a voice
vote, all votinq aye, 1�layor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
FROM R-1 TO
WITH PROPERTY OWNERS:
The City Engineer pointed ont that all the requirements requested by the
Council are inclnded in the agreement appearinq in the Aqenda. The agremnent
also stipulates that the Council will control the development. Councilnan
Sheridan asked why thera would be a necessity of both esaements running north
and aouth. The City Enqineer asid that this was a requeet by the-Planning
Coamiseion so that there vrould be double accesa to the City Pazk, but if
Sttnson Boulevard ia ever improved, the west easement could probably be
vacated. Councilman Sheridan asked Mr. Nordstrom if he had any plana. Mr.
Nordetrom said that he had aonne tentative plans, but they are not specific
aa yet.. He said that ha could get the agreement executed the next day.
Couucilman Sheridan told him that the Council policy has been to see the plana
before the aecond readinq of ths Ordinance. The City Enqinear said that it
was the City Attorney's opinion that the agreement would sulficiently pro-
kect the City, so that the second reading could be held. Councilman Sheridan
said that the of�ly reason he brought this up, waa that he felt that orace a
�olicy is set, it should either be adhered to, or abandoned. The City
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REGUTAR COOt1CIL I�ETING OF APRIL 21, 1%9 ,. PAGE 5
Engin�ar said that this is something nev, and thera hae aever bnen an aqree-
mant of thia nature befora. Councilman samuelson said that he would have
to aqres vith Councila�an Sheridan and pointed out that the Council held up
the eob Schroer rezoning until everything wae in order.
ttr. Nordttram said that he has preaented preliminary plans to the Council,
and that hs�iatended to adhere to the Code and all the City Ordinances. He
said that he vill have the property owners signature on the agreemeat and
aill have it into the City offices by 2:Q0 P.M, tomorrow.
Councilman Liebl asked Mr. Nordatr�.if he understood completely that oace
this aqzeement ia signed botween Car1 Hipp and the City of Fridley, he muat
adhere to it and will be bound by it. Mayor Kirkham aaid that thie really ia
nothing that has not been done bafore. On previoue ocaasiona, the publication
has just bean he18 up. Counailman Sheridan Eelt that this wae somathinq
different and that the established policy should be adhered to. Zf the
Council ahould riah to circumvent the policy, aad da sam�thinq new, this
would ba sowething else aqaln. Mayor Kirkha� asked Councilman sheridan what
else he wuld went from Mr.�NOrdatran. Councilman 3heridan said that ha felt
ttrat tha reguiar proaodure should be gone throuqh, and that the plans should
be submitted to the Buildinq Standazds - Desiqn Control, then af4r the
Council receivea their recoomendations, tho Couaail should act.
l�ayor Kirkham then called an executive recess fram 8:35 to 8:57 P.M.
Mayor Kirkham told Mr. Nordatrom that the.pgreemeat cannot supercede the
r,. Ordinance, and also poiated out that the agreement would need a 4/5 vote of
the Council to pasa.' He told Mr. Nordatrom that the second reading of the
, Ordinance muet be within 6 montha of the firat reading, which wae March 17,
1969. Couacilman Sheridan`sugqested adding another paraqraph ataiinq that
itana a)', b), c), and d) under Section 1 of tha agrsament must be aoNplatsd
before the eecond readinq of the Ordinance, and that the second readinq must
� be bofore Auguet 17, 1969. --
Mr. Nordstrom said that they will be complied with tomorrow. Councilman
� Sheridan said no, that this oaculd also include the aubmiasion of the plms,
and tha reao�endation o2 tha Building Standards - Deaiqn Control Co�ittrs
on these plans. Nr. Ilordstrom said that he nadorst.00d that he ewld Bubait
, th� plans to the Buildinq Inspection Departmant, and if they were all riqht,
he could qo ahead. Councilman Harris eaid no, that tha Council also sees
. th� plaas aftsr tbe Building Standards - Desiqn Control Subco�ittee, anfl
approves, disapproves, or makes additfona or delstions. Mr. Nordstram wid
� that he aauld have all theee thinqs done by 1►ngust 17th. Councilman Sharidan
aak�d him if ha had no objections then. Nr. Nordstr� said no, that they
ahould be dons prior to that time.
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The AiaiaLaat:City-Attozcay, Mr. James Gibbs,said that item e) under Section
1 could not be.a�t bsfore 1►ugust 17th, and that compliaace pith juet a), b),
c) and d) ohould De includod in tha addad paragraph.
MOTZOl1 by Conttcilma !lsrsir to add Paraqraph f) uader,Bection 1 of the aqrae-
a�at as folloas: f) That the prov�aions of a), b), c), and d) �st ba.met
prior to the a�cond:readiaq:of the ordinance which:maet be no later_than
1►ugusi 17, 1989.. T!w aotion vas seconded aad upon a'voice vote, all voting
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MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to authorize the City Manager and Mayor
Kirkham signiag the agreemant as amended. Secondad by Councilman Harris.
Upon a voice vote, all votinq ape, Mayor Kirkham daclarad the motion carried
unanimously. -
410 � AN Ulif)11YALYC:C�. MIF:1
F OFFICES AND OFFICE BI
CR-1 zoninq)
SECTION 45.i01 i2ELATING TO�THS'.EON-.
Gs: (Enlarqinq upon uses allowad
AlOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt Ordinance #416, waive readinq and order
publication. Seconded bg Councilman Sheridan. Upon a roll call vote, Samnsl-
son, Shexidan, Kirkham, Limbl votinq aye, Mayor lLirkham declared the motton
carried.
CONSIDERATION OF BUILDING PERMIT AS REQUESTED BY MURPHY OIL CORPORATION:
The City Engineer said that Mr. Lundberg had intendad to come to the..Meeting,
but is not yet in attendance. The Council at.the last meeting approved the
concept, and he has worked with tha.County oa the traffic pattern and they
have reluctantly concuzred. 'i'here will bs atill some dedications necessary
but his recowmndation was for approvai of the piaa, subject to recei�wlnq :..
the dedications. Tha onlp differancea in thib plan ia that the buildinq hps
been turned, and there are now two openings off East River Road also.
Councilman Samuelson asked if thie had a canopy. The City Engineer said yes.
Councilman Samuelson thea-aeked if it would be 35' bac3c. The City Enqineer
said that the requirement ie that the buildinq be set back 35', but that the
islands could be less.
Mayor Kirkham sugqeated lapinq thia wer uatil later ia the Meetinq in case
Mr. i.undberg should.be abl�e to get to the Meetinq.
NOTE: This item was taken up later in the Maeting, but tlr. Lundberg did not
arrive. For the sake of clarity, the remainder of the Minutes pertain3nq to
this item fbllow.
Councilman Harris asked how far back the first ieland is. The City Enginaer
said that there is 15'.between the island and the property line.
MOTION bp Covncilnan Harris to approve the plan ahovn on Page 70 of.the
April 21, 1969 Agenda, eubject to the City of Fri.dley getting all the necessary
easements. The motion was seconfled and upon a wice wte. all voting aye,
Mayor xtrkham dec3ared the motion carried unanimously. -
CONSIDERATION OF McCLAIN'S ALLEY BETWEEN 2ND STREET AND.MAIN.STREET:
The City Manager presented the background, recommendatione, and conclusiona
outlined in his Memorandum dated i�pril 2; 1969. He r�as aide$ in the pre-
sentation by the use of tranaparencies shown on the acreen of the area in-
volved. '1'his has been a problem aince 1964, and Mr. McClain feela that if
others can f.encQ ofi the aliey and usa it, he would aiSO 31ka thia riqht.
The firsb priarity would be that the alley ba opened up, proper drainaqe
sewere be installed. allep anrfaced and apartment houees be required to
abida by the Eode attd install parkinq lota as originally agreed. The otAer
alternative would be to allow tha front yard parkinq for the apartment houees
on Main street. The owner of 6021 Main Street, Mr. William Warner has
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indicated that he is not in favor of the front yard parking.
Mr. McClain aaid that he would like to clean this area up. There has
alaays been a problem of blowinq eand and if he and the owner to the reat
of him were to be able to put in a fence, they could eod and eliminate thi■
problra.
Councilman Liebl said that the Public Hearing in 1966 showed that about
BOt of the people were in favoz af vacating tha alley, Although the apart-
ment houaea were construct�d improperly, he did not feel that 80a of the
people �hould be penalized by putting in the alley. He felt that some
aqreement should be arrived at ao as to close off the aouth end of the allay,
and allow the present use of the rest of the a11ey.
The City Manaqer aeked the 1►seiatant City Attozney if it would be legal
for the hame owneis nt the south erid of the allep to sign an agzeement to
cloae off the alley. Then what is to be done about the front year pazk4nq
for the rest of the apartment houses. Mr. Gibbs answered that if everyone
would agree to the front yard parking, thePe would be no probles but if not,
it vould involve condemnations and would be difficult.
' Counci�man Aarris asked if this would not be part of SS #5. The City Engineer
said yea, that it would be about 53,000 and that there aere soae tunda avail-
able. Councilman Harris said that disregardiny all the problems aith'the
alley, he Still felt that the dr:si�age problems should be cotrected.
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Councilman Sheridan asked if there would not be room for a driveway to the
back lots by 6021 Main Street. Mr. Gibba said that this would, in effect,
be a condemnation and would require 100� approval of all the property
owneYa, if any access is taken. Mr. McClain said that 6011 Main Street
would rathac close the a11ey, but 6008 2nd Street uses tiie a11ey. Mayor
Kizkham said that 6008 2nd Street could get to the back lota from accese o!f
2nd Street.
Councilmnn Liebl said that the problem occurred when the apart�nent houaai
vrent in in the first place. If there was a proper setback'and propet parkinq,
there r+ould be no problem today. Mr. Gibbs said that at that tima ut�r the
zoning, they did meet the requirements. In recent years the City hss been
requiring 1� parking spacea per unit, but the Ordinance still statee 1
parking apace per unit.
11 membar of the audience eaid that he vould hane to aqree with Counailman Liebl
I thnt tnere is not enough set back. He said that he lived at 6035 Main 6treet
for n time and had a station vagon. and it was hit by a car slidinq into him.
He ndded that there is a lot of aater standing in the area.
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Mr. Gibbe con¢nented thnt under the Ta�g3ng Ore3inance, theae vehicles parkittq
along Main street will qet some tags,� and thie wi11 Dring in tls6 aparta�ent
owners to force same solution, posaibly to ask that it be opened up.
T4�e Cit� Mann�er aeked Mr. tAcClhin if he oould approabh 6U11 Main StreSt,
6008 2nd Street, And b000 2rx7 street on ge'tting an agzeement eigned with the
City of Fridley to allow fencing off of that portion of the alley, with the
undezetandinq that if the 311ey was ever opened, the fence would have to be
removsd. He also auqqeated that the Covncil may want to paes e resolntion
allowinq lront yard parkinq ior those apartmenta, or they will be qeCtinq taqa.
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Mr. McClain asked why �e_:apa�teo�nt hqus� ewnera-coulyl:net make a se;vico
drive. Councilman Sheridan said that the City Manager's atudiea ahowed that
thare was not enouqh ro�. Mr. McClain said that he f�lt that the apartaeata
should be.�otced to,make their own alley and maintain it. tlayor K�khan
asked Ftim if-he eould.qet the;sqreement sugqested by'the City Managar siqned.
Mr. McClain said that if thie is what it would take to get it blocked off,
ha �.+ould try.
CONSID$ii71TION OF i.T�SES FOR: CASINO RQYAi.� - CARL itqSTBBRG: _
Gary L. Phleqer, Attorney for Cari itcstberg, was present and explained that
this i6 ths second tiq� this requ�et has been submitte$. Last time theze was
one Council Member absent, and the vqte was-two to tvro. Mr. Bostberg_now
operatas a teen age club and would like to continue to do so, however, there
is a problem of finaness. Beiag open on only the week ends makes thia oper-
ation econoeieal�y un�easible, and his request is to have adult nights with
set upa �nd a beer liQense on week niqhts. He said that there is police in
attenda�we.�d the elub has been kapt well in grder. _He-�aid that-Mr.-.- ,
Rostbarq rrould be railling to answar any queetiox�s the Couaail aiay luve. �
Mr. John Lindell of the Kings Chalet, spoke as one of the neighborinq busi-
nessea in Stwrewood, and eaid that he felt that Mr. Rostberg is doinq a fine
job and ha,kiwws of no complainta aqainst the operation. Mr. Lindell said
that he servea no beer or �et ups, but on.oecaeion he:hae-_had requests to do
eo, auid in the futute, if Mr, Roatbezg were to b4 g;anted this combination
licenea, he would refer his custaners to him.
Mr. Walt Dunning, St. Anthony FWrniLure Store in Sho;�wood Shopping Eenter
said that he vrould be in fpvor o£ the operation and knows of no:conplaiats.
Mr. Fred Johnson of Johnson's Appliance Store agreed with the other busin�ee
neiqhbora of Mr. itoatb,rg, and said that it was a clean place, v�ell run, and
thera are no abuaes of priviledqes.
Councilman &heridan refreshed the Counail's m�aory on the motion that Eailed
the las,x time this was brought up in saying that �t was for a beer and eet=
up operatioa from Sunday, 12:01 P.K., Monday. Tueaday, 4ledaeeday, a4nd Thurb-
dayt and Friday and Saturday were the teen age nights. There wae to be
bottle beer oaly, no tap beer.to allow for better contsol. klr. Gibba said
that when the question was raiaed before, he checked with the State Liquor
Co�iseioners. This type of operation is allowed occasionally in the
Metropolitan.area, and quit8 £requently throughout the atate. The Liquor
Co�iasioners fqlt that they would allow this, ae a tean ags club on week
ends only:ie aot eao�aiaslly feaslk�le and thls�would supply a aupplementary
incane. He seca�end�# _issuinq a I,imited licensa for, onl}� certain houss.
Councilman Samuelwn said that inawauch as he was one of the dissentiaq votera,
he would have to bring i�: back upon the table for diacussion.
MOTZON by Counci7.mAn Samuelson to brinq back the conaideration of a limited
licenae for 3.2 ]�eer ;11d syt- Ups �. Sunday ir� �2 sQl P.FI. , thropgh '19►uzaday,
with Pr1Auy a�d SatuFel�g beinq teen-olub nighta, fos:�apipo Royale. _,
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Councilman SsBUelson eaid that althouqh he brought back this item for-dia-
cuseion, he_vas atil�. not in_-favor of mixiaq the two operationa. Mayor 1Cirk-
ham aqre�d that he falt that a tee.. age operation and an adult club shou].d be
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kept diatiact. Ha pointed to the problems Mith the Hulibiloo Club. 3fi•
Council was assured that it vould be kept a clean club, then it chanqed
hsnds, eud now it has ches�qsd iiands again. Ke said thnt thi;e is in no wy
a reflection upon Mr. Rostberq, but•rather a mattar of pareonal diacretion.
Mr. Phleqer aaid that he wanted to make clear that thia woulck be in na wny
a joint operation with some kind of partition, but would be aeparated by
the cslondar, and would be on completaly diffsrenC niqhts.
Councilman Harria aeked trhat kind of control the City rould have if this
club was wld aqain. Mr, Gibbs said that the license vrould not be trana-
ferrable. The nex ownen i+ould heva to come in and apply for a 1lcensa.
Council�mn Sheriden aaked if there would be any entertainment on the sdult
nighta. F1r. Raetverg said that theme aould be juet live music seven dape a
week. Counci2man Harris asked if this cvould be the same.typa licenee as Por
the Frontiar Club and Canterbury Pub. Mr. Gibba said.yes, except that th�ir
licenses are not split by the days of the weolc. He added that he could fore-
see the prohlem of an adult cominq in on a week nigAt, then trying to cor�
back on a weak end, not knowing the arrangement. _
Councilman Liebl said that he has checked Mr. Rostberg's reputation ar�d he
' feels that tt�ase two opera�tia�na would ba coa�patible. He said that he under-
stood llayor 1Cirkhan'a and Councilman Samueleon's stand, but he felt that the
ieen aqere in Fridley naed a place to go to dance, and Ca�ino Royale would
� pYOVide a place with police protection. He said that he would have no hesi-
tatioa in letting his ahildren go there. He said that in a prograsaive and
campetiti'va u�orld, cansidezaLion must be given to privhte enterprtse.
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Councilman Harria aaked, because of this unique eituation if it would b�
possible.to qrant e provi�d,onal iicense_ Hr. Gibbs said that he did not know,
but that he would check the State Statutes. Counci],foen Sheriden said that
thie aould be compared to the temporary liq� r licenses gra�nted to the Jayoess
and other orqenizetioru to nuqment their income.
Mr. 8d Thayer, 132 Stonybroak Flay, said that he has a 16 year old dauqhter,
and he ie satiafied with the controls provided by Mr. Roatberg. Fridley
needs a place for teen aqera to dance and he wnuld prefer to have hia davgh-
ter hnre in lridiey than over in Robbinsdale ot dovrtt i,f� Minneapolis:
MOTION Ta 7U�DID TfIE MpTION by Councilman Samue2eon made by Cot�ncilman Aarria
that it ba • provieional license aabject to Councii renawal on November 1,
1969. Seconded bg Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, Sheridan, Siarris,
Liebl votiaq aye, Kirkham and 3amuelson voting nay, Mayor Kirkhue declared th�
aoiion carried.
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THE AMENDED MO'1'ION was seconded by Councilman Sharidatt, and upon a wice
vote, Lfebl, Harris, and Sheridan •rot�ing aye, Kirkham a�n8 Samuelson voting
nhy, Mayor Kirkham declared the motioa caxried.
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C'ai81QER�TION � AN ORDINAlICZ !OR 22ET1][iIt�G REQIBST (7[.L1 •69-03i R�0 REZO[� ..
' FRUlt C�2S 111ID M-1 TO R-3A. N. CRAIG JOFIIdSON: SE carner of ,79th .Fiay ax�d. East
River Road..
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' The City Enqineer.eAid that thi■ ie a proposal to rezme n portim of R-3
to R-31►, th� ras0 of th� 3aad ia C-��S uid M-1 and wauld l�a r��coned to �1�3�,
H� �howed on a mnp thone pp�tiona ot the land soned M-1 and C-T6, and ex-
plain�d thet tha M-1 ia along the railroad tracke and the C-2s is along
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East River Road.- ..
CounciLean Liebl said that he kad receiyed many calls on this and wae #old
that tkera.yrould be s petition to be preseaLed to the Council. Nz. Charles
Floer, 161 79th Way then came forward with a petition and said that thera
were 244 names on it.
MOTION by CounciLnan Lfebl to receive Petition��NS2-i969. Secor�dod by Council-
man Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motioa carried'unaniaously. _
MOTION by Councilman Liebi to ask.the Council's courteerY in granting a
three week delay before any decision is made to al],ow more time for the
Council to study this requeat. He would aieo lik� to raquest tha.Adaiiais-
tration to make a atudy of the tra£fic }�attern in this area and a campnrison
of tax potential with the present zoninq as opposed to the proposed
zoninq.. Seconded by Covncilman Sheridan.
Mr• Ed-ThaYer. 1]2 Stonybmook Way N.E., said that he would like to Jmar what
kind of a develo�nent is to go 1n this area. Councilman Samuelson said that
it w�ould be an aperLaent complex with about 290 vnits.
Mr. Wiil#eu Dolan, of Dolan Engineering inc.-, Enqineer.for,the caaplex, .�
brought the plans forward for the Counail and audience to see.
Mr. Thayer aeked wYsat kind of taxes this type of'oomplmt �aoul� brinq into
the City of Fridley. The Finance Director scid that he did not,have this.:
information but �ould estimate that for a 3.5 million dollar prar}ect, it
should brinq in about $170,000 to $7.90,000 per year,
Mr. Dolan said th�t the plan is for 5 u-shaped buildings cantering around
a pool u�d recreational buildinq in tl» center. 7lcceea to the eite would be
off 79th Way and there would be one acoeas otf East.River xoad. Most ot the
parking and the access would be to the rear. The north part of the property
is zoned for multiplee alzeady. He felt that this plan alloas qood use of
the land, aa there vould be a tremendous amount of qreen ares. -
Mrs. Pett, 1T6 Lonqfallaw, said that it appeared then-ih8 people north of
the camplex would be looking at t`^ backa of the qarages and qarbage cans.
Mr. Dolan said that the garbaqe cans will be screened and placed near the
garaqes. The garages will have two doors, rather than s atrinq of dooza, and
the cars wi11 dtive in and park.
A memb�r af the audience asked how they plan to drain the land, arai that the
creek qoes riqht by their property. Mayor xirkham answered that no matter
what ki� of development were to go in there. the land would have to ba
drained. The City Engineer said that the only poeaible drainage r�euld be
into t'he creek. t4r. Leonard Brandt, 190 Craigbrook fiaq. N.E. said that- Lt�e
water qoes-down the creek so faet now there are eroaion problaas. Council-
man Sanueleon said that there is a Yublic Hearim� caminq up soon on tho
drainaqe of the area to the east and there xill hnve to be some kind of
fmprovmesnto ma8e to the creek also. Mayor-xirkham said that the creek will
be protected, probably by tha.use of riprnp. Councilman Samuelson said that
this will be part of the cost of the total improvement. He also poinlsed out
that if it were to be developed into coma�arcial use, there would be more
blacktop required, which would cause a yzeater a�QUnt of runoff.
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Mr. Thayer aaked haw the tax potential orould compare between the present
zoninq and the proposed zoninq. Councilman Samuoleon said that there were
no concrete figures available, but he would quess the apartment would brinq
about 5200,000 per acre and a shopping center would brinq about $150,000
to $175,000 per acre. Mz. Thayer asked if this coaqplex would not generate
about 100 to 200 children. Councilman Samuelson said that he believed gene-
ral surveye fiqure out to be about ,4 children per unit. Mr. Thayar said that
when thinking about aparUnent housea, it brings to his mirul those on Charlee
Street and these are a disqrace to the City. Counailman Samuelson said that
he must agree, however, thie would depend on the manageEnent. Mayor Kirkhes
ssid that this proposal would be comparable to the Georqetown apartment aom-
plax. Mr. Thayer sa3d that with the Georqetown apartments, there are a
limited amount of children allowed, but with thie complex there did not sasaa
to be any limits set.
Mr. Dolan said that as faz as maintenance qces, he would asaume that the
complex would have to be kept up, or the owners would be losiaq money. Most
apartments are run by a manager, and a full time caretaker. Mr. Jarry
Roberta said that he is part of the partnership, and the management would be
his problem. He said that as such, he would have a qreat deal at stake,
and if the apartments a;e not kept up, they will qo broke. He pointed out
that the rental is quite high and as such would act aa�what as a screen.
1� member of the audience asked how lonq they would own the project before
aelling it. Mr. Robezts said that he is not one of the owners, but the mana-
qer, but that there would be no benefit it aelling it soon. A visitor asked
how they would calculate the longevity of tha buildinga, in othez-words,
hoa long befora it will becoae run down. Nr. Roberts said that there ara
some projecte in this cowttxy that are 100 years o1d, and are still of high
quality because of good maintenance. He said that his money is going into
this, and he will try to make it as good as he can. Mr. Roberts waa asked
what other projects his.company sanagea. He replied that the larqest ie
Meadowbrook Manor, and they also manage an F.H.A. project in Roseville, to
�ntion a few. Counci3man Samuelson asked how many units he is speaking of.
Mr. Roberts said that they range from� 2500 units down to 15 units.
Mr. Thayer ssked Coimcilman Samuelson what he vrould preYer to eee qo in
there. Councilman Samuelson eaid aesthetically speaking, that he vrould pra-
fer this project.
Anothez Representative for thia project said that with the present zoninq,
there aould be open spaces, which quite posaibly would not be kept up. A
ambaz oi the audience asked where the parkYnq ia to be. Mr. Dolan said most
of it would be along the raflroad tracke and eome would be near 79th Way. The
visitor then said that they live on 79th Way aow, and there i• parking avail-
able in the back of the apartseents, but the tenanta do not use them, they
park in the etreeC, etn8 hot-rod up and drnen 79th Way. Cwncilntan Samielson
pointed out that Pearson's First Addition is already zoned for eiultiples,
ao their view would pe the same reqardless of what went in south of there.
Nr. Floar aaked when the retbninq took place t� 79th Way. Councilman •�
Samuelson sai8 in about 1963. Mr. Floer said that he Iived there then and
di8 not knan► about it. Mayor 1Cirkham told him tAat the City muat abide by
the law in eending out Notiaes, and if he did not get one, it may have qone
so�aepiaae else, euoh as a contract �:�x deed holder.
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!► oisitor � the Mee�C}pq eaid that there would.he a biq•traffic problr at
about 8:00 71.M. when evesyone is trying to get onto East River Aoad qainq
to wozk. Riqht novr ft is someti.�es hard to get onto Saat Rives 8nad. Ne �
aske8 about the posa}bility of openinq up 79th all the way to Univereitp
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Mr. RicMrd i[arris asked about how many acrea ate presently zox�ad.M-l. The
City Engineer said about 7 acres.. Mr. Harrfe aaid that this wou}.d allow
thiaqs auch as a.eteel fabricating plant, and probably aeveral.types of
industriei usaa•such ae•�thia. Cour�¢ilman Semue2eon said yee, ar buainesa�R
like 8arry Slower. . ,
Mr. Srnndt asked srhat kind o£ guide lines cen the Council put upon the
apart�nts. Councilman Sheridan answered that there is a requiretnent for sn
annusl licenae renewal, and iE there are prOblems, at that time the Council
can tnke ateps for correction. If they are noi corrected the Certificate of
occupaacy can be pitttdrar�n. Mayor icirkhem added that ia recent yeara the
Council hae been much more tasiatant on hiqh qua}.ity and have been iacluding
adequaCe landscapinq etc. and has reaulted:in nicer looking apartment Nousss.
Councilmaa Sher4dan, in referrixtg to the Petiti� recstved .by the L"otmafl !r�
Mr. Flwr, said thaC� �heze were no addreseea�on th�,.Petitipa astid a�lcad Iws€ .
it can be evaluated wlthout the addresees. Mr. Floer said that most o! the
paople live on 79th Way, and on north, and ebout tvro b2ocks acrosa Eaet Riwr
Road. _. :
Councilman H�rrie asked how the cara are to qet fraa.79th Way to the�:bsak;
area along the raiZroad txacke. Councilaen samuelson said it acul8:b.:on
a dedicated atareet. He said that to aaswer saw questions raised �aslfer,
the City:'is pnrsuinq ths 79th Avenue crossinq acroes:the raiiroa� tzrake,
and that eignals are prograamed for the interssotion of 79th.way.and Eaat
River Rond..;A:visitor ta the Meeting asked about�s.crosaing at TBth. ;...
Counci�m+ut 3amuelson said that the railroad conpa=►ies are very.z��trictiw
about the aroesings and..Chere is rw poeefbility.of havinq one�th�rs.
TF� V�07� UPON THE MOTION for a delay before the datermination ia made vrae a
voice wte, all voting aye, Mtiyor Kirkham declated-the mction carriad
unenia�oualy.
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Mayor X3rkhau declasad a 10 atnute aecess at 10a00 P.M. �
MOTZON by Councii�an,Liebl to adopt the ordinance on Plrst readfs�g and waive
the readinq. Seconded.by Counciimanr•.Harrie. _ . . ._ _ _ :
Couac�imsn Harris aaknd -sbout al�nimJ up :the propsr�y� where: the _antlrque sLog
is, anS aaid that he thouqht that it was a violation of the Ordinanqa !or
pesmanrnt alitaide storaqe nithout sane type of cenopy or coverinq. l�;said
that this does not refer.to thia pasCicular'iCen uraier ocnsideratiarq but
he woula lfke to see if something can be done to clean up thys area. Mr.
saeason aqreed and said that it was not on his property, but would also like
to have it cleaned up. Councilma-+ Harrie a�ked Mr. Sasnson to come in to aes
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the City Manager to see what steps could be taken and Mr. 5wenson eaid that
he would,do this.
THE VOTE upon the motion, being a roll call vote, Kirkham, Liebl, Harris,
Samuelson, and Sheridan voting aye, Mayor xirkham declazed the motion carried
unanimouely.
MILES LUM9ER COMPANY APPLICATION FOR A GENERAL CONTRACTOR'S LICENSE:
Mayor Kirkham said that this license was not approved at the last Council
Meeting because of a report from the Building Inapection Department on
comiplainte filed with the Better Business sureau.
A Representative of the Coatpany said that Miles Lwmber Company attends to
complainta to the best of Yheir ability. He said that to his knowledge
there were no complaints in the City of Fridley. The City Engineer said that
the report from the Building Inspection Department said that there were nine
complainta and that there were two in Fridley. Mayor Kirkham asked the
City Enqineer if the complaints within Fridley were corrected. Tha City .
Enqineer reQlied that it was his understanding that they were taken care of.
Councilman Sheridan asked about the building job report in the Agenda for
7315 East River xoad, and asked if Miles Lumber sells the garage and then
sublats the contract for construction. The Representative said yes, they
do sublet the work, but are still responsible for the work. Councilman
Sheridan said that then the subcontractors used must be lax in their con-
atruction work. The Representative of the Company said that sometimes the
hoae awner does hia own work, and Miles Lumber would then sell directly to
the twaie owner. Councilman Samuelson said that the records show that Miles
Lumbar Canpany took out the building permit, The Representative said that
in that case, the work was sublet. He said that he would like to point out
that when co�plaints are received by the Better Business Bureau, the com-
pleints ijo on record, but it is not recorded whether or not they were taken
aare of.
Mayor Kirkham asked him if he was familiar with this particular address.
The Repreaentative said no, but he did zecall one case where a complaiat was
made that a cement slab had cracked. In some cases there is nothinq that
can be done about it. Mr. Joe SteWart, Sales Manager for Miles Construction
Company said that he did check out that concrete and 1t was uothing moze
than a pock aark which had: been cause by moiature in the qround. Sometimee
the settling proceas causes the cement to crack,yet this went on the recorda
as a complaint aqainst their company, and is an example of a complaint phere
there is no basis. Councilman Sheridan said that the Council is not con-
cerned about a emall crack is some cement, but rathar that some collar tiea
were not nailed at all and that the rafters in the ridqe had to be raiswd.
This report came from the Buildiny Inspection Departaient, not the Bettar
sueiness Bureau. This is why the Council vanted Miles Lumber Company to
come before the Council. The Represantative said that once notice of any
diecrepancy is received, they go out and take care of it, Councilman
Sheridan asked if there is any bond required for the contractors. 1`he C{tp
Enqinear snid that there is a Certificate of 2nsurance ;equired.
' The Aasietant City Attsrney pointed out that the reseon the builder is suppo-
eed to tnke out the building permit is for stricter enfozcement. If the
hame owner takes out the permit, then he is responsiDle and has no coma-
back.
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Councilman Saauelaon said that he would be willinq to continue the licenee
o» a"one �ias" basis within i]ie City of Fridley. The Representalive asked
what i� meant by a complaint. Cotu�cilmaz� Samuelaon �said not a sliqhtly
cracked concrete slab, but itema r.�rittan up by the Building Inapection
Depart�eSi for coriection that are not corrected. The Inspectors cannot
be r6=Checkinq constuStTy to inake sure that the contractors do whdt they are
Lold to Qo. The Repreeentative said this would be agreeable with him. it
they cannot take care of cor�laints, then they shoyld not be in the business.
Councilman Sri�euelson aeked'kim if the Building InapecCor�calls'him on ah
item, wi21 it be taken caze of. The RepreaentatSve said yes.
MOTION by Counc�lman Samuel'son to qr�nt the extension o� the General Con-
tractora Lices�se to Miles Lumber C�pany within the City of Fridley on the
basis that if there are any vncorre.cted discrepancies, the licenae will be
revoked: Seconded by Councilman skieridan. Upon a voice 'vota, all Voting
aye, Mayor"1Ctrkhain declared the catfon carried uaan3mously. :
DISCUS5ION R�',PiRDING REZONING REQUEST OF G80RGE NEISON, 2NC.:
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Tha City Engineer sa3d Ehat'the Planning�Commissio�i had aonaiderad a'
request for rezoninq bX George Nelson, but had.denied_it. Since then they
have raquested an appearance before the CounciI. '
Mr. Howard t�oore, 8ttorney for the applic�int, said that their request hae
been moditied tiechuse of the coanplaints of the residents in the area. There
3s quite a lot of vacant land in this area now,.and some of it has not had
any taxea pai8 on it for S or 6 yeaY�s. The new proposal is to take #he
northerly 125', nbuttit�q on Onondaqa Street anfl 8ivide it up inta 86' lo6s`
for resfdentlal (it-1)' hanea. 'The total depth of th� property is 302', and
people d6 :uot buy 390' deep lot9 for single family reeidenses anymore. 'JUat
wuth 'of 'th6' R-1 uniCe the' propo'sal is to put in betireea 65 to 70 vaiCS �iltiah
t�rould q�iu'saCe betaeen $30,000 to $40,000 in taxes. Juat souEh of this, tlx
land ia alrasdy zoned for multiples. "'
Councilman Harris asked how thie plan differs fran the one the Planning
Co�niseloii tuYhed dts%m. Mr: Moore aaid that the ftrst proposal r+as ior all
wultiple tconing. Councilman Harris said that as this is a new raque§t, he'
felt that it should be returned to the Ylanninq Caeceiisaion for their're-
coneiderat�tois. Coivacilman Sheridan coamanted ktiat this is about �i of the
rezoning'rEquAat presented the first time. t9r. Nelso» said that tie was in-
formed that he was to make the requeat directly to the Council as they,had
beet� turned down by the Flanning CoiamisR;on. Councilman Harri's esi8 that this
ie incorzect'and he is sorry that it happened.
Councilman Saa�uelson pointed out that there �a a guI-dersac dedicated just
eaat of thsrn for future development. Mr.'MOOre aqr�a3 that it miqht.be o!
future benefit to put in the roaH all the aay to'Hayes Street. Councilsaa
Smuelson eaid that"it may prwe,necessary for the development of the back
lots. Cduncilman SheriBan asked Mr. Moore'if he felt that by devaloping
Lots 1 throuqh 6 to R-1, wouid eliminatae moet�of the compiaints. Mr.
t�oore oa3d yeo. He poin€ed out that the zoning along 73rd Avenue is.fbr
multiplee noM, althotigh there are rome sinqle homes and some vacant land:
Counciiau►n HaYr3s nskefl if thia is platted. Mr: Moora gaid that thig Would
have to be done yet:
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MOTIOIi by Councilman Harris to refer the new rezoriinq request hy Mr. Georqe
Nelson back to the Plaap�,ng Camnissiop fpr �•�s� reeonsidexation. �I��+pnded
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by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor xirkham
declarsd the motioai carried unpaimously.
CdNSIDER7ITION OF EXCHANCE OF TAX FORFEIT I�AlID:
The C1ty Manaqer exp2ain� that Mr. Lawrence 8�tmer, 7899 Broad awnu� aad
llr. Robest N. Ksetlow, 7885 SroBd Avenue have aqraed that i.ot 3, Bloak 1.
Hitzeuan Additioa would be suitable to both o! tlum if the 92.6 X 181.3' lot
aould be split to acco�eodate both thefr homee. This ia an the corner of
eacon IIriv� and Ononaaqa Street. If the corner lot vae to be 80` arxi ths
interior lot 75' wide', the reduction in lot size requiremants by City ordi-
nance aould have to be waived by the Council.
!(r. 1Czrticw �xplained that there is a probl�m of re-mortqaging their twaea if
the lagal description ie changed. The Asaistant City Attorney said that ha
wuld check the law requiring that there be re-moztqaqinq s+hen a hou�s 3s
saved Proa one lot to another. The Finance Director satd that there ie
$3,034 in speciel assessaents aqainst this lot. Council�mn Samuelson said
thnt h� felt that everything poeaible should be done tp assiet these peoplo.
It was aqrsa8 after oonsiderabla diecusaion that the CiCy would pick up Mr.
Be�ear's aad Mr. ICretloa'a special asaessaents and they wuld pick up and pap
off the baak�taxee and apecial assssenenta aqainst the lot in Hitae�n
Addition. These could be spread over a lenqth bf time, so that t�wy would
not need to come up with $400 to $500 immediateiy. The lot in Hitaemaa
llddition ie to be transferred from the County to the City, and the lot thea
traneferrsd to the o►enera. Mr. 1Cretlow said that both he and 14r. Beuoes ar�
attemptinq to qet SBA assistance in making their moves.
Councilmsn Harris eaid that there may be othera that may tsni to do the maEae
thinq.• Zt vras agreed that the City Manaqer ie to arork up a RRSOlution in-
dioatinq that ia exchanqes of forfr'ture lots for� lax� in the Riverview
Heiqhb flood plain area aouth of Sprinq Brook and south of 79th 91Ry, thaC
the City wuld pick up apecial aesessments not to exceed $500 per propeYty
exchanqed, and that the ormer would be obliged for the balance. Mr. Kratlow
uid Ehat tha &�ildinq Inspector had declared only three homes movabl�. �is;.
Councilwn Sheridan aaked how the homes would fit iato the area aeathetically.
Mr. lCratlow aaid that they were new hamee built just before the flood of 1965.
Camciiaan sanuelwn asked �if aither �sne o! them wesw elegible for a G.i.
losa. 'ihey both replied that they trere not. ,
The Finance Director said that he would rrork rith ttu County on this ex+ _
change, and that they have indicated that they wuld be willing to help.
DIOTIoli•Dy Councilman Harria to approve the 0zchanqe of proporty to a31ar ffiu
honee owned by Mr. xrstiar and Mr. Beumer to be located on.Lot 3, Slock 1�
Hitzeman 11dAition, qrant the lot aplit and waive the lot elae requira�anta.
Seconded by Councilmen Sharidan. Upon a voioe vote, nll wting ay�� Mayor
1Cirkhau declarad the motion carried unanimously.
Councilman &amuelaon auqqaeted thnt a letter to:tt►� sortqage aamp�niwt.aiqht
be helpful. ezplaiaing that the City hae graatad nppzoval of the azah�aq�, tA�
waiver o! the lot requirements, the lot sp11t, and that the deed �1G b�
fsromi the City of Fridley.
Mayor Kirkham eaid that he had written a letter to the Sanator to sea if
&B.�i funda could be toq� �vaile�bl�.
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The City'Enqineer said that thie wae for an aparl�oent house on 73rr# Avenue
and that the Building Board had rec�ended agproval aubject to the stipu�
lationa listed in their Minutes. He said that both aides of the prop�rty
involved is zoned R-3 and the present aoning on the land the request is for
is R-3. The-appliccnt �see aqreed to all the stipulations and ha satd that
he had no other recomme�fdationa to add.
Mr. Rnbert Johnson commented that there wae a small cosrection to be m�de
in the Suildinq 6tandarde.- Design Control Suboonnitlea Ninutes w�dar tha
Buildinq Plane, Sheet 4. of 5. #1 should ha�re A-C1 instwd of R-3L
MOTION by Couacilman Rarris to concur with the recamoendations of the Buildiaq
Standards - Desiqn Cotttrol, and qrant the permit subject to their etipulations.
Seconded bp�Councilmaa Samuelson. Upon a wi� vote;.all votinq:aps, Nayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried unanisously:
2. COl15ID8R]1TION OF A REQVEST TO C01
pUT7AT 1, BIACK 1, NAGBL'S WOODIr
GETHER WITH ALL THAT PART OF THE
R-24�LYING EASTERLY OF SAID NAG:
ADD2TION� NORTHfiRLY OF THE WESTE.
OF SAID L71t�ERT'S ADDITION, AND
HEING lUdO & 1010 OSBORNE RQAD N
BY 11i�PRANED CONTlt71CT0&3, INCORPO:
MINNESOTA): � .
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WOODLANDS, WESTERLY OF
'�XTENSIOPI OF THE SOUTIiB
ERLY OF OSBORNE R071D �
FftIDLEY. MINt7F.SOTl1. f
�. 1052 OS80ItNE ROAQ 1i.
The City Enqineer said that they are hoping to expand 3nto the area of:the
antiq�e �hop. He recaoended approval eubjact to the stipulationa.
MOTION by Councilman Harzis to c�cur with the 8uilding Standarde - Desiqa
Control and grant the permit aubject to the stipulationa i�npoeed. Seoondad
by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declare8 the motion cnzried unanimously.
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The City Enqineer said that thie is at the intersection of I. 644 and 8aet
River Rosd. iie pointed out that there is a need to acquire aane ea�ments
for vehiauLr turnaround. Thera are some qravel areas +�hich he felt aha�ld
be blacktopp�d. It is basically a block building, vith brick only on the
projected portion. He said that it is facinq the freeway.
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Councilman Sheridan said that he falt that the first thinq you would see
vhen coming froai the west would be the front elevation and he felt that thiq
should be brick. The freeway side should give a good impression.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to concur with the recommendations to grant the
permit vrith the stipulations imposed by the Building Board, with the additions
that the parkinq lot should be paved, and concxete curb and gutter be placed
around the parking areas and the rest sodded and landscaped, thare ehould be
brick on all three sides of the oifice building and on the warehouse
elevation facing the freeway, and acquirinq the neceeeary easements. Seconded
by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
4. CONSIDERATION OF A RE¢ISST TO CONSTRUCT A NURSING HOME ON THE N.E.
QUADRANT OR' MADISON STRBET AND LYRIC LANB�THE SAME BEING LOT 1,_BL
1. PROPOSED MAPLE MANOR ADDITION. (REOUEST BY HIGHI,AND PARK DEVEZ
� The City Engineer said that the changed plan was subtnitted to the Huilding
Standarda - Daeign Control Subcoirmittee, but they still did not feel that
the chanqes of�fered were enough of an improvmaent, so they denied the requeat.
, All five of the owners of the Addition were in attendance and came forward
to tha Council table for a discussion of the plans. Councilman Liebl said
that he had felt that there should be some trees. 'rhe City Engineer pointed
' out that there ue trees shown on the plans now. Councilman xarris said that
he had converaed with aome of the Buildinq Board members and it was their
fee�ing that:the long expanee ehould be broken up eomehow. He pointed wt
' that it is 250' long. Mr. bonaldaon said that thap made several euggestions
at the Building Board Meetinq, but they were all turned down. One of the
RepreBentatives ehid that they had built 13 nursing homes throughout the
countzy and they felt that throuqh the use of vertical lines, the lonq
' horizontal look is minimized. He said that on the plaa it is hard to
visualise hoa the campleted structure wonld look. He said that they hati
already obtained approval from the Hoard of Hoalth on their plans and.this :
' takes about six months and bids have been taken on the building, so to alter
the basic construction of the nursing hame would mean they would have to
start all over again. xe eaid tbat the homes.they have built throuqhout
, the state havs bsen quality hames. Throuqh the proper use of shrubery and
the window treatmant, the horizontal look is minimized without a structural
chanqe. Councilman Harris asked about the poasibility of breakinq up the
long expanse of roof line. .
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There followod a discuesion while looking at the pl� oi posalble ch��qea.
MOTION by Councilman Harria to approve the plan and grant the permit bASed on
the addition of about a 52' wide by 22' deep qable cap and the use of hand
eplit shakae; the plan to meet the approval of the City Enqinesr when com-
pleted. The motion was eeconded :ind upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Kirkham declarad tLe motion carried unanimusly.
FIRST REIIDING OF AN
69-OS) TO REZ�
COMMERCE PARK
1qVtiS'1176pT l;U171'N[VT. (1WHCiC1 (iU'LY): � _
MOTION by Councilman i.iebl to approve the Ordinance on first reading and
waive the resfling. Seconded by Councilman Shaiid�p. Upon a roll call trote,
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Kirkham, Liebl, Harris, Samueison, & Sheridan voting pye. Mayor Kirkhaa
declared the motion carried unaniiwuaiy.
!1 OF REGISTERED LAND SURVEY (L.S.
The City Enqineer said that this 1� the ssme plan as was proposed by.]�ot.
eplita „but ia now under..a Registered I.azid.Survey. This was approved by
the Planning Conminaion and he recommended appraval subject to acqaiaiti�
of a right of way eaa�eat:.-> _
MOTION by Cotuicilmam Sheridan to approve the Rsgistered Land Survey by
Smith and Atiderson, Znc. sukiject to the acquisition of the necessary right
of way, and authorize the City Clerk and tWyor's siqnatures. Seconded by
Councilman Liebl. upon a voice vote, all voting aye, t�fayor Rirkham d�2ared
the motion carriad unanimously.
RECEIVING THE MZNUTES OF�THE PLANNING COPIl�SISSION MEETING OF APRIL 10, 1969:
1. PROPOSEA PRELIMINARY BLAT, P.S. #69-02� At�ER Ol►KS�
JULIAN JOHNSONs. Lot 4, Auditor'a Subdivision M92,.
Outlot 2, Worrel's Addition
The City Enqineer aaid that this is for the area north of.Gardena Avet�we and
east of Benjamin Street. There have been problems with the property vwters
not being able to qet together on whether a road should qo thrauqh_ud if so,
where. Thia ia the third proposed plat for this area. !layor iCirkhs� said
that there is need of storm ae�vers in this area. The City Enqineer aaid yea,
and that the drainaqe vroald go to Rice Creek Road. Councilman Sheridan
pointed out that there would be a need for some right of way. The CiCp
Engineer said that in the past the CiCy has put in sama atreets and asers�d
the riqht af way as part of the prOject coat. Councilman Harris point� ont
that Lot 14 would only have 40' frontaqe. The City 8ayineer said that tms
houee would.�ave to be set back. Councilman Sheridan �ommented that thera
is eome nice develoQmenx ia this area, but that the terrain ia rough.
MOTZON by Counoilman Sheridan to set the Public Hearing �for the Propoaed
Preliminary Plat P.S �69-02, llmber Oaks, for May 12, 1%9. Seconded.by
Councilmnn Liob1. .Upoa a vaicn wte, all wtinq aye, Mayor xirkhm deolarsd
the motion carried unanimously.
2. PRELIMINARY PIAT, P.S. #69-04, EAST RANCH �.
SCHItOER: East 621.87 feet of thtst part of taW� oP NW4 as measurea ato:
th� aorth line thezeof of Section 1I lying northezly oi ceaterline Df
Oaborne Road subject to portion taken for T.H. #47, Oaborne Road and
St. Panl Wnterwurke' eas�ent.
MOTION $y Councilmac� Shexidan to set the Public-Haaring for the Prekiut��Y
Plat, East IIancri Eatatea let Addition for May 12,r1969. Secondad by Council-
man Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all votiag aye, Mayor Kirkham daclar�d
the motion carried nnanimously.
3. PRELIMINARY PI.7�T P.S. 1169-05, EA6T RANCH ESTATES 2ND ADDITION, RQBSRT
SCHROER: SW� of SW�a of Section 2 subject to portion taken for T.H. #47
and subject to eaeement for sanitary sewer purposes over south 33'
thereof.
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I�WTION by Councilman Sheridan to set the Public Hearing for the Preliainary
Plat, East Ranch Estates 2nd Addit3on for May 12, 1969. Seconded by Counoil-
men Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor xirkhaa� declas�d
the ootion carried unanimouely.
4. ZONING ORDZNANCE REVIEW:
The City Enqineer said that there have been many changea and that this wuld
be a much better zoninq Ordinance to work with. He pointed ovt that each
zoninq dietrict hae a separate section to aid in helpinq the public who
�+ould wish to only know about a particular catagory. This proposed zoning
Ordinance was qiven to the Planning Comomiseion and the Council ovar 6 aqnths
aqo, after repeated meetings and changee and modifications. The Planning
Caomission reconm�enda approval of this revised Ordinance.
MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to receive the proposed Zoning Ordinance, and
bring it back onto the Aqenda after sufficient Council review. Seconded by
Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor &irkham declared
the motion carried unanimously.
5. HYDE PARA REZONING STfTDY: Nason, Wehrman, Knight & Chspman, Inc.
Mayor 1Cirkham asked that copies of tha report be qiven to th�
MOTZON by Councilman Lieb1 to receive the Minntea of the Planninq C�niasion
Neeting-;o! april 10, 1969. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upoa a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimouely.
RECEIVING BIDS AND AWARDING CONTRACT FOR NEW � TON PICKUP TRUCK -�PHR1C5
1►ND RSCRBATION DEPARTMENT: (Bids opened April 21, 1969, 11:30 A.H.)
Bidder Description Caah Price Delivery Date
Art Goebel Ford Company
McGee Trucks, Inc.
Ford �j Ton F-100
GMC � Ton CS 1590D
$1,900.72
$2,005.67
45 Dayo
45-60 Dsya
Paron Motore, Inc. Int. �i Ton 1100-D $2,197.00 45-60 Days
The City Manager pointed out that Art Goebel Ford ie the •low biddeS esd hts
met the apecificationa, and it is the recammendation of the Parka and Re-
creation Director and hi.maelf to award the bid to them.
MOTION by Covncflman Liebl to award the contract for a 4 Ton Pickup'TSUCk
for the Parks Department to Art Goebel Ford Company in the amount ot
$1,900.72. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a wicQ vote, all voting
aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
PUBLIC
Bidder
Ai�.RD2NG
Hall Sqnipsent Cowpany
2360 Hpy. #100 Sotith
Minneapolie, Minnesota
Caah Price
$2,427.25
, 1969, 12:00 Noon)
Delivery-Dats
3 Weeka
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Bidder _ . . Cash.Prioe
Olson Eqnipment Canpdny $3,200.00
4411 Hiawatha Avenue
Minneapolis, Minnesota
The Zeco Company 53,395.00
9033 Lyndale.AVenne South
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Ruffridge-Johnson $3,325.00
Squipoent Co,
3024 4th.Street S.E.
Minneapolia, Minnesota
Be=chert-Inqezaoll
2161 University Avenue
St. Paul, Minnesota
55.978.Q0
DeliverY Date .
21 Calendar Daya
15 Calendar Days
30 Calendar Daya
7- Calendar Days
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MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to award the contract for a new 2 to 3 ton
Vibrator �olker for the Public Works Department to Olson EquipmeaC Campany
in the amount of $3,200 upon the recommendation of the Administration in
the Public Worka Memorandwa dated April 21,.1969 and in view o£ the fact that
the low bidder did not meet all the specifications as he provides for plana-
tary gess inetead of hydrostatic drive and trie Public Works Director felt
thia was not as good a.mnchine:as a trailer vrould then have t.Q be purchaoed,
a�.rould`be mor. exgensive maintenance wise. Seconded.by Councilman Samu-
elson. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried untmimously.
Bidder
The Zeco CampanY
9033 Lyndale Avenue So.
Minaeapollo, Minnesota
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Cash Prica
52.297.00
Hayden-Musphy Equipmont Co. 52,942.00
9301 Bloominqton Freeway
Minneapolis, Minneeota .
MacQueen Bquipment inc. 53,170..00
2229 Univeraity svenue S.E.
Minneagolis, MinnesoRa -
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Delivery Date
15 Calendar Days :
15-30 Calendar Days
14 Calendar Days
The City Manager said that the low bidder was The zeco Company and it ia
ths recomemdstion.of kha Df�ectoX of Public Worke that they be awarded the
bid. ;
MOTIOIf by CounciLosn Liebl to award the contract for a new tail qate paver
for the Public Works Departlnent to The Zeco Company in the amount of 52,297.00.
Seconded by Councilmam Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, l4aYcr
Kirkham declared the awtion earried unanimously.
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DISCUSSION REGARpZNG 8 YEAR STORM SEWER PROGRAN�
PAGS 21
MOTION by Councilman Harris to bring thie item back onto the Aqenda Nhen
theze are not so many items for consideration. Seconded by Council.man
Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor xirkham declared the
motion carried unanimouely.
Councilman [�iarris sugqested that it be included in the items to be discuaeed
at the informal meeting of the Council Membera on May 1, 1969.
DISCUSSION REGARDING T.O.P.I.C.S. (Traffic Operational Program for Inc-
reaslag Capacity and Safety - City of Fridley)
The City Engineer said that a study is being made !os the traffic and safaty
problems on the streets outlined on the map shown on Paqe 100 of the April
21, 1969 Aqenda. The areas marked with an "x" indicate further etudy of
ped�trian needa is required. He said that this work is carried out in con-
junction w3th the County of Anoka. Zf the studies ahow that a need is
aubstantiated, the City could qet matching funds from the Federal Fu»8a.
M01RON by Councilman Sheridan to receive the report and for the City Enqineer
to continue his studies. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice '
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unaniinoualy.
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MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution #62-1969. Seaonded by
, Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham de-
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MOTION by Councilman Harria to adopt itesolution #63-1969. Seconded by
Counciltoan Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham
declare8 Yhe aiotion carried unanimously.
ANOKA COUNTY TO INSTAT•T•
ON EAST RIVER ROADd :
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution iF64-1969. Seconded by
Councilnan Liebl.
Mr. Richard Harrie asked about signalization by *he Georqetown apartmant�.
Councilman Samuel�on said that there will probably be a need £or siqnals
there too. Councilman Harris pointed out that I.aiisur Inc. will be qoin�
in south of Downinq Box, so this would be a loqical place for signale.
Councilm�' Samuelson pointed out that push buttcri stgnals are no ldnger
, leqal. Mr. xarris said that he did not feel that the City had any choice,
the lonqer Che delay, the worse the situation will get. He said that he
livea on 62nd and that the situation is very bad. Councilman Sheridan
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agreed that this signal ehould have a hiqh priority. Councilman Harris
said that the City Engineer will complete the study and set the priorities
accordinqly, and there will be allowances made in the 1970 budget.
Mayor Kirkham pointed out to Mr. Harris that he is aware of this problem
because he lives close to it, but that there are perhaps l0 other places
within the City that are just as badly in need of help.
THE VOTE UPON THE MOTION, being a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
AVENUE
AVENUE TO 7
AVENUE: ST.
FOR THE
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MOTION by Councilman Samuelson to adopt Resolution #65-1969. Seconded by
Councilman Sheridan. Upoa a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor iCirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION #66-1969 -
THE
CROSSOVER
STATE
riOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #66-1969. Seconded by
Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND
.T.HhfiCF. FOR WELL ItZ:
Councilman Sheridan co�ented that he felt that the funds for this should
comie from the utility funds. The City Engineer said that the Parks
Department wants to use their portion for storage and a small area for
concessions. They feel that they need another building in addition to
this one.
Councilaben Samuelson said upon looking at the plana, that this did not cane
cloae to vohat he had envisioned and that he did not like the general
appearance of the building. The City Engineer said that it would look
much like the other well houses, except for a change in the windows.
Councilman Harris said that this seemed like an expensive place just for the
storage of trucks. He said that he would rather see more money spent arul
have an adequate building upon completion. He suggested that the City
Engineer work with the Parks Director to aee if some better plans could not
be drawn. Councilman Sheridan aqreed, and said that he understood that the
space saould be used as a park facility. Councilman Samuelson aaid that he
wuld rather see a little more imagination used and a better looking
building planned.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to table this Reaolution to the next Regular
Meetinq and in the interim have the City Enqineer work with the Parka
Director on the plans. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
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MO'i'zON by Councilmaa Lieb2 to adopt Resolution #67-1969. Seconded by
Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all votinq sye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carsied unanimously.
, Councilman Sheridan said that he noticed that there was an assesement for
SS NS-C for only $3.35, and wondered if some policy'should not be dravm
up whereby, for amounts under a given sum, such as $50.00, that amount should
, by paid, rather than include it in tha canputation of the combination. He
said that the $3.35 vrould not even cover the paper work involved to make
the combination. The Finance Director aaid that he would work aomethinq
out on this.
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Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham flec-
lared the motion carried unanimously.
CHANGE ORDER FOR CITY GARAGE ( MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR):
MOTION by Councilman Harria to approve the Chanqe Order foz xarria Brothera
Plumbinq for the additional amount of $319.70. Saconded by Councilman
Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all votisey aye, Efayor Kirkham declared the
motion carried unanimously.
�N OF REQUEST FROM COUNTY TO 88 ABLE TO FUT IN A DI7CH ON
DRAIN THE S.E. AREA OF ARENA PROPBRTYs�
The City Engineer said that the County is anxious to pave the parkinq lot,
however, there is seepage, and the pavinq cannot be done until the water
drainage is taken care of.
MoT20N by CounciZman xarria to concur with their regueat for the ditch,
depending upon concurrence by the Parks and Recreation Cammission. Seconded
by Councilman samuelson. Opon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor 1Cirk1laY[
declared the motion carried unanimously.
APPOINTMENTS: ' ..
N�e Position Sa� Replaces
Carole Bailon
6553 Arthur St. N.E.
Fridley, Minn.
Stanley Wileon
1175 Kinqs Lane
AnOka,- Minnesota
Waitress
eartender
ear M22
$2.10 per Hr
53.17 p�r Hr
Part-time F�nployee
Earl Moore
MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to concur with the foreqoing appointments.
Seconded bY Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor 1Cirkham
declared the motion cazried un�iRwuely,
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF APRIL 21, 1969 PAGB 24 ,
RESIGNATION OF MR. CARROL HAUGE FROM SUILDING.STANDARDS - DESIGN CONTBOL.
SUBCOl4�lI3TEE:
MOTION by Councilman Samueleon to receive the zesignation from Mr. Carrol
Hauqe dated Apri}. 21, 7,g69, and authorize preparation of a Certificate
of Appreciation. Seconded by CoUncilman Liebi. Upon a voice vote, all
votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
Councilman Sanuelson said that he would have a recaaomendation for a new
member at�the ne7ct Meeting.
CLAIMS:
MOTiON by.COUncilman Harrie to approve payment o£ General Claima 1417820
through #17921 and Liquor Claims #3226 through #3289. Seconded by Council-
msn Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor xirkham declared
the motion carried unanimously.
ESTZMATES:
Harris Brothera Plwobing Company
217 - 219 Weat Lake Street
Minnespolis, Minnesota 55408
Estimate No. 3(FINAL) Mechanical Construction
Fridiey 14un}cigal Garaqe according to contract
Nason, Wehrnan, Kniqht and Chapman, Inc.
2101 Hennepin Avenue
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55405
FINAL Technical and Profeasional Services
Hyde Park Study - Contract of July 16, 1968
Comstock and Davis Inc:
Consulting Enqineers
1446 County Road "J"
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432
Estimate No. 1(Partial) for furnishing of professional
Engineerinq Services for Planaing Water Improvem8at 75-x
Eatimate No. 1(Partial) for furnishing of professional
Engineering aervicea for planning Water Improvement
Project IF92
Eetimats No. 1(Partial) for furnishing of professional
Enqineering servicee for planning Sanitary Sewer, Water &
Storm Sewer Improvement Project #90
Estiante No. 1(Partial) for furnishinq profesetonal
Enqineerinq services for planninq Storm Sewer Imp�ovement
Project N89
$6,057.94
$2,500.00
$1,097.70
51.194.74
57,993.58
$ 555.25
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(Eatimatea Continued)
Estimate No. 3(Partial) for furnishing of resident
inspection and resident superviaion for the staking out
of the conatruction work for Test Well Construction -
Water Improvement 75-H, from March 3, 1969 through
March 29, 1969.
Setimate No. 2 for furnishinq resident inspection and
resident supervision for the stakinq out of the conetructlon
work for Storm Sewer improvement Project #89 from March
29, 1969
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$ 213.44
$1,015.17
Estimate No. 1 for furniahinq resident inspection and
superviaion for stakinq out of Water improvement Project
$92 from March 24, 1969 through Mazch 2g, 1969, '
$ 241.89
MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve payment of the estimates. Secondad
by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkhem
declared the motion carried unanimously.
LICENSES:
CIGARE7TE
Minnie Pearl Chicken
5865 University Avenue.
Fridley, Minnesota
Les'8 Standard
7680 Hiqhway #65
Fridley, Minnesota
A & W Restaurant
7429 East River Road
Fridley, Minnesota
Maple Lanes
6310 Highway i165
Fridley, Minnesota
Riversida Standard
8100 East River Road
Fridley, Minnesota
Onan Corp.
1400 7�d 7RV�nue
Fridley, Minneaota
Superior 400 Oil Co.
7451 �tst River Road
Fridley, Minnesota
BY
David C. Socmer
Les Schaffren
Earl M. Duffy
t�im. Gottwaldt
James A. AI'1�strOIIq
Don Hansen
M.D. Anderson
APPROVED
Ch1ef o! Polic!
Chief of Police
Chief ot Police
Chief oP Police
Chief of Po2ice
Chief of Poiice
Chief of Police
REGULAR CWNCIL MEETING OF APRIL 21, 1969
CIGARETTE CONT. By
Burkes Texaco Earl Burke
6301 Hiqhwny #65
Fridley, Minnesota
Minnesota Linseed Co. Russell Nelson
45th & Main Street
Fridley, Minnesota
Canterbury Inne Robart E. Christerisoa
231 Rice Creek Texrace
Fridley, Minnesota
Hurq�r King Russell A. Peterson
6410 University Avenue NE.
Fridley, Minneaota
Ron's Standard Roland Cox
6490 Oniversity Avenue
Fridley, Minnesota
Jonathan Stozee; Inc,: _- M. Applebau� -
755 53rd Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota
CAFE BY
MacDOnalds James D. Zien
5831 iiniversity Avenue
Fridley, Minnesota
Kinq's Chalet John Lindell
6259 Highway N65
Fridley, Minnesota
irv's Hilliard Center Irvinq Weinberq
6237 Universfty Avenue
Fridley, Minnesota
A 6 W Restaurant Earl M. Duffy
7429 Eaat Rivcs Road
Fridley, Minneeota
llaple Lanes Wm. H. Gottwaldt
6310 Highway'�i65
Fridley, Minnesota
VENDING MACHINE BY
Wantland Standard James Wantland
5311 University Avenne
Fridley, Minnesota
Minnesota Linaeed Co. E. ltoehm
45th & Main Street N.E.
Fridley, Minneeota
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APPROVED
Chiei oi Police
Chief of Police
ChieE of Police
Chief of Police
Chief of Police
Chief df Police
APPROVfiD BY
Health inap.
Health Inep.
Health Inap.
xealth Insp.
Health Insp.
APPROVED HY
Health Inap.
Health Insp.
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(Licenses Continued)
Fridley Food Mazket
8154 East River Road
Fridley, Minnesota
Burkes Tezaco
1695 Mississippi St.
Fridley, Minnesota
Onan Corp.
1400 73rd Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minneaota
Strite Anderson
7585 Viron Road N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota
VF.NDING MACHINE
Superior 400
7651 East River Road
Fridley, Minneaota
GROCERY
Superior 400
7451 East River Road
Fridley, Minnesota
Target Stores, inc.
755 53rd Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minneaota
Heach Concesaion
Moore Lake Beach House
Fridley, Minnesota
ON/OF!' SALE
K of C Hall
6831 Hiqhway 1i65
Fridley, Minnesota
Maple Lanee
6310 Highway #65
Fridley, Minnesota
Canterbury Inne
6479-81 University Avenue
Fridley, ]lSYiheaota
OFF SALS
Tarqet Stores
755 53rd Avenue N.�.
FriBley. Minnesops
John Rieck
Earl Burke
Don Hansen
Don Hansen
BY
M.D. Anderson
BY
M.D. Anderson
Applebaum
Terry Kirkham
BY
James L. Abbett
WIII. H. GOttWAldt
Robart E. Christenaon
BY
M. Apglebaum
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eealth Insp.
Health In9p.
Health Insp.
Health Insp.
APPROVED BY
Health Inap.
APPROVED BY
Health Inap.
Health Insp.
Health Inap.
APPROVED BY
Chief of Police
Health insp.
Chief of Police
Health inap.
Chief of Police
Health Inap.
APPROVED BY
Chief of Polics
Health Znsp.
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF APRIL 21, 1969
(Licensea Continued)
TAVERN
K of C Hall
6831 Highway $65
Fridley, Minnesota
Maple Lanes
6310 Highway N65
Fridiey, Minneeota
Canterbury Inne 6 Pub
6479-81 University Avenue
Fridley, Minnesota
PUBLIC DRINK2NG PLACE
Maple Isnee
6310 Highwsy #65
Fridlep, Miau�esota
SERVICE STATION
Superior 400 '
7451 East River Road
Fridley, Minaeaota
Ron's Standard
6490 University Avenue
Fridiey; Mtanesota
USBD CAR LOT�
S�itty'e MotOr Co.
5649 University Avenue
Fridley, Minnesota
RUBBI9H PICK-OY
W & fi Company
1600 Oreqon Ave. So.
Minneapolis. Minnesota
FOOD SSTABLE3F4fENT
Food Bonanza
250 osborne Rvad
Fridley, Minneaota
BLi�CK'POPPING
A.B.C. Biacktop Company
1308 Main Street N.E.
Minneapolis, Minneaota
BY
James L. Abbett
Wm. H. Gottwaldt
Robert E. Christenaon
8Y
Wm. H. Gottwaldt
BY
M. Anderson
Roland Cox
SY
Wallace G. Schmedeke
SY
Arthur Wise
BY
Jack Hooley
8Y
Jemes L. Turpin
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APPROVED BY
Chief of Police
Health Insp.
Chief of Police
Health Inap.
Chief of Police
Health Insp.
APPROVED BY
Chief of Police
APPROVEb HY
Fire Inspector
Bldq. Inspector
Fire Znspactor
Hldg. Inspector
AYPROVED BY
S1dq. Inspector
Police Chief
APPRiDVBD BY
Chie! of Police
Health Inep.
APPROVED BY
8ealth insp.
APPROVED BY
RENEi@►L Bldg. 2nspector
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Licenses Continued:
Minnesota Roadvays Co.
� 2425 Minnehaha Ave.
Minaaapolis, Minneeota
GAS $ERVICES
Harria Eroc. Plbg. Co.
217-219 Wcet Lake St.
Mlsweapolis, Minnesota
Sdeal Sheet lietal Inc .
4607 Lqndale Avn. N.
Mianeapolis, Minnesota
John's Appliance Service
4128 Hast 35th St.
tiinoeapolie. tiinaeaota
Schnapp Plbg. 6 Htg.
937 SSth Lane P, W.
Coon papide, Minneeote
Supezior Furnace Co.
6121 42nd Ave. A.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Bay A. Welter fttg. Co.
4637 Chicago Ave.
1lintteapolis, Minneeota
GBPERAL CONTRACTOR
AmDer Conatruction
5941 Ben�amin St. A. E.
tridley, Minnesota
Erenny Bros.
6011 3rd St. IQ. E.
?iinneapolie, liinnesota
BIGA EBECrQRS
Sigocraftera, Inc.
a36 40th Ave. P. E.-
!!lon�apolis, Minnesota
Urbaa Sign Co.
2909 nera Cruz Ave. lf.
Minneapolis, Minneeota
By: John A. Mueller
Hy: I�[ilee Quigley
By; Albert aasenius
S7; John A. Daviet
BENE4IAL
HENEiTAL
RENEHAL
s;� n. :
��: Stanford Schnapp BENEWIL
By; Donald Hogland
Eq; 8ay A. Tielter
By: Forman Dalberg
By: Roger Brenny
By: James Stafford
By: William Riemele
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Dld;. Intp.
Htg. In�p.
Htg. In�p.
Htg. Losp.
Heg. Insp.
Htg. Iwp
Htg. Insp.
Bldg. Ipsp.
Dldg. Iosp.
Eldg. In�p,
Eld�. Inep.
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF APRIL 21, 1969
Licenses Continued:
GEt�. CON3'RAGTOR'S (coat)
DeVac Salee of Klnneeota Inc.
5900 iiayzata Slvd.
ltinaeapolio, Minnesota By: Sarl Peteraon
sr�o, i�.
3231 Central Ave. N, E.
?tinneapolie, Hinneaota By; Oliver Ssickaon
lloodmaeter Engr. Corp.
1545 Selby Ave.
St. Paul, ?tinnerota Ey; William Fielde
D. i!, Harotad Co. , Inc,
7101 Highva� 465
lridleq, Mi;nnesota Ey: D. W. Sasstad
Hissch Srothare� Iac.
3954 Wooddale Ave,
Nianeapolie, Minnesota Bq; Ph;l Hirscb
Arden Havland Conet. Co,
4242 Quincy St, H, S,
Coinmbia Heighte, 14innesota By; Arden Hovland
L. M, J. Co.
1011 Aest 80th St.
Eloamington, Mimtesota Eq: Milfrad Johnaon
Svanatrom Co.. Inc.
1350 Skyvood Lane
lridley, Miaaelota Ey: A, E. Spaostrom
S. H. Templln Conat. Co.
61d6 Stinson Blvd.
Tsidley� Kinneaota Ey: S. B. Templiu
Tri-Go Buildera, Inc.
7561 van Buren Sc. N, H.
Yridley, ltinnesota Ey; Myron Holm
White Oak Blders.
2198 Long Lake 8oad
Fev Brighton, Minnesota ay: EdWi,n preppi
lred S. Tesnes Inc.
a841 31st Ave. P.
llinneapolis, Minnesota Dy: �red S. Yeanu
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Dldg. Insp
Sldg. insp,
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Licenses Continued:
HEA?IlaG '
Catditioned Air Equipmen[ Co.
3010 Clinton Ave. South
Minaeapolis, Hinnesota
Hasris Bsos. Plbg. Co.
217-214 West Lake St.
Mimeepoli�, Minnesots
Ideal Sheet Metal Inc.
4607 Lyndale Ave. Nozth
Nianeapolis, ltinneaota
Schnapp Plbg. 6 Htg.
927 88th Lane N. A.
Coon Rapids, Minneeota ,
Snperior Furnace Co.
6121 42nd Ave. A.
Minneapolls, Minneeota
By: C. A, Ferguson
By: rui�. �igi�y
By: Albert Vaseniva
By: Stenford Schnapp
By: Donald Hoglund
RENEWAL
xexewai.
BEtdEWAL
RENEWAI.
RENEWAL
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St�. In�p.
Htg. Insp.
Atg. Iuep.
8tg. Inap.
Etg. 2nsy.
Rap P, Welter Htg. Co.
4637 Chicago Ave.
![inneapo2is, Minneaota By: Rny N. Welter REIiEWAL $[g, In�p.
Heet End Air Conditfoning Co.
6408 Cambridge St.
ltinneapolis, Minnesota By: E. C, Graham, dr. RENEWAL S[g. Insp.
MASORRY
D. W. Aaretad Co., Inc.
7101 8lghway #65
�ridley, Minneao[a Dy: D. A, Harrtad RENSWAL Dldg, Tnep.
D[. R. Johnaon
1011 West 80th St.
Eloamingtbn, Minnnsoca By: Milfred R. Johnaon RENENAL Dldg,inap.
Leo 0. Sandere
7813 �ackson St. N. E.
Spring Lake Park, Minneeota By: Leo 0. Sanders REPEWAL Dldg Insp.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve the foreqoing licenses. Seconded by
Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, Samuelson, Sheridan, Lisbl, Harris
votinq ay�, Kirkham abstaining, Ma}ror Kirkham declared the motion carried.
RF.Cni.ilTTfIN Y(�Q�lOfiO .- DFQl1T.ilTTf1AT Na nL+eTCUSr rnm recriw�v.n nc wir.w n�nw+e.r rrna�ina
' MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #69-1969. Seconded by
Ca�nciltmn i.iebl. upfj� � voiae vote, all votit�q ayn� Mayor Kirkl� �eclared
the tnotion carried unanimously.
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REGUTAR COUNCIL MEETING OF APRIL 21, 1969
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Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanisously.
ADJOURNMENT:
Mayor Kirkham declared the Regular Council Meeting of April 21, 1969
adjourned at 1:45 A.M.
Respectfully submitted,
u�erce�y� Jack O. Kirkham
Secretazy to the City Council Mayor
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MEMORAADIIIt
!!�!0 ?0� Citq Council
1S�l0 1�RQl� Mr. Virgil C. Herrick
City Attorne�
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April 28, 1969
REs Ps'cpos�d Ordin;ace rels6ing to ttr aooatroetion oi �aaolin� seraic�
statioos and dri�e-in restaur�ate.
At a pre�ioye �eetiag the Crnmcil coas3dered th� abo�a propowd prdinattoe.
Appar��ly, thsre wae some contl�aion ud I xae reqneated to segraph th�
Ordinanoe. In conaideriag the proper draftins procednn , Z belie�e tLat
t!u Ordimnoe Mas properlp draHn, Awawr, soa� lhrth�r ezplanatia� is
prob�bl� neceasar� ia order to clarify the propoaal.
3ectioa 45.10 lista the vees that are peroitted in c-1 Mstricts ai the
pr�eeat Liwe. 3abdi�iaions !� ud 5 of that 3�ctim r�ad ae follara�
4. Anto�obile display and salee r000e, parking lot� and strnc-
turea, and ga�oline service atations, and whan aceeasory
ther�oi, th� retail eai� of gaeoliw , oil, greaae, and
autoeobile parta and acoesaoriee, aad th� washiag, cl�an-
ing, grea�ing and s�rvicing of avto■obilas, inclnding
oinor adjnstNnta and repaira, but aot �ral repaire,
overLanling, rebnilding, deeolition or epra� painting.
5. Bak�ries, oafes, contectioneri�s, aad ia� oraaa and eoft
' dsink ahopa, iaclnding tha praparation oi food psodncts
for retail sal� fro� their sitAa oal�.
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4. Anto�obile display and sales roons, parlcin� lots and
atrocture�.
5. Bakeri�s, cafea, confactioneriee, aad iee cren and
soit drink shopa.
?he �ff�ct of the a�eaidNnt ia to reso�e gaaoline s�r�ice atatlon� azd
aeo�seorT wes afd to li�rit th� typee of food eetablishwerrt� that oan
b� tttablished in a G1 Dietrict.
Rhe aecond S�ctioa ot the propoaed Ordinance adds enbdivisions 14 aad
15 to ssotion 45.19. 45.19 lista the neea that �ay be peroitted in
d�sigoated Mstricta afEer eecnring a nee perdt. 3nbdi�iaions 15 and
16 ot 3eetioa lt5.19 are propoeed to r�ad ae Sollo�n:
�+5.19 (15). Qasoline eenice atatioos, aad vLea aeeeaaory tMrea[,
the r�tail aal� of ga�oliaa, oil, gr�ase,aod anto�oblU parEs
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, aad acoesaoria�, and the washing, cl�anio�, graasins and
' a�r►3cing of aotemobilea, including ■iaor adjn+t�nts and
r�paire, bnt aot g�aaral r�pairs, o�erhanliag, rebvilding,
da�olition or sprap peinting. In C-1, C-13, F2, and C-2S.
� !�5•19 (16). Drive-Ia reataurants inclvding th� prepasation
of food prodncta for retail sale irom their eitea only. In
Gl, C-1S, G2, and G25.
' The eifect of Section 2 ot the propoatd Ordinanee ia to pereit gaaoline
aer�ice atationa and acceaeory naes and drive-in reatanranta in
G1, C-1S, C-2, and C-2S Diatricta, bnt only after aecuring a apecial
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I hope t6at tLis �e�oorandvm clarifiea the propoeed Ordinance.
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AN ORDINANCB
RSLAYIlH} TO CONBTRIICTION OF (3A30IS10E SffitVICE 3Ts?IONS
AI�ID DRI9�IA R�TS. R$2QIR.II�I} A SP&CIAL IISE T&t!lI7,
�traa�a, a��a secriop 45.10 sosnivisiox 4 ana 5
AIm AME."!t)i11G 81L7InN n5. tY BT „�11IMQ nOBDIVISIONS 15 Alm
16.
The Cotmcil of the C1t� of Ih�idley do ordaia as followa:
S�CTION 1. Section 45.10 3nbdiviaion 1� snd 5 of the PY�idlay City Code ia
hereby aoended to read as followss
45.10 (4), Anto■obile dispiay and aalea roons, parking lots and strnctnres.
h5.10 ($), Bakeriss, aafas, coniectioneri�a, and ice creaui and aoft.drink
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S�C'lIOli 2. Sectioa l�$.19 0! the FYidley Cit� Cod� is h�raby aNnd�d bT add-
iag Snbdiviaiona 1l� and 15 to r�ad as tollanra:
4$•19 (15). Qasolin� esnice stationa, a�Ud when acceaeorT ther�of, the retail
aale of Qaeoline, oil, grease, and antoaiobile parta aad aeaesaories, aad
the xa�hing, oleeaieis, gi�eaeing and eerv3eiag of autaoobile�, iaclnding ni�r
ad�uatoente and repairs, bnt not general repaire, overhanling, rebnilding,
de�olition or apray painting. In C-1, G13, G2, aad C-2'^a,
l�5.19 (16). Dnive=It► t�ets�n�anY.a� inoluding the preparation of food prodncta
for r�tail tale from ttuir aitea onlp. In C-1, C-1S, C-2, and C-2S.
P�SSPD BT Ti� CI77 COUI(CIL OF TAE CITY OF PRIDLEY TFff3 pAS
OF , 1969.
MAZOR - JACE 0. 1CIlt1(AAH
ATTF3T s
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First E�adiru� �%j ��
S.00ad R�adin�t
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ORDINANCE N0. �
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TfIE CITY C017E OF THE CITY OF
FRIDLEY� MINNESOTA BY MAKING A CHANGE IN ZONING
DISTRICTS
The Council o€ the City of Fridley do ordain as follows:
SECTION 1.
SECTION 2.
Appendix D of the City Code of Fridley is amended as
hereinafter indicated.
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The tract or area within the County of Anoka and the City
of Fridley and described as:
, Outlot 1� Block 1, Nagel's Woodlands, Anoka County,
Minnesota; together with all that part of the t3orthwest
Quarter (NW�) of the Northwest Quarter (NW�) of Section
� 12, lying Easterly of said Nagel's Woodlands, Westerly
of Lampert's Addition; Northerly of the Westerly exten-
sion of the Southerly line of said Lampert's Addition,
' and South of the South Line of Oaborne Road, lying in
the Northwest Qusrter (NW�) of Section 12, T-30, R-24�
City of Fridley, County of Anoka, State of Minnesota.
Ia hereby designated to be in the 2oned District known
as C-2 (general businesa areas).
SECTION 3. That the Zoning Administrator ie directed to change the
official zoning map to show said tract or area from zoned
district M-1 (light industrial) to C-2 (general bueiness
areas).
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DAY OF _, 1969.
MAYOR Jack 0. Kirkham
ATTEST :
CITY CLSRK Masvin C. Btunsell
Public He8riilg: i � �oco
� Firat Reading: Aa�ril 21, 1969
Second Reading: `�"1f,/�i ���
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AN ORDINANCE TO AML'ND THE CI1Y CODE OF T[� CITY OF
FRIDLEY� MINNESOTA BX MAKING A CHANGE IN ZOIiING
DISTRICTS
Tlne Council of the City of Fridley do ordaln as follows;
SECTION 1.
SSCTI0I7 2.
Appendix D of the Citp Code of Fridley is amended as
hereinafter indicated.
The tract or area within the County af Anoka and the
City of Fridley and described as:
Lota 26 and 27, Blonk 2, Cou�erce Park, lying
ia the Northwest Quarter (NWZ) of Section 11,
T-30� H-24, City of Fridley, Caunty of Anoka,
State of Minnesota.
Ie hereby designated to be in the 2oned Matrict
knawn as CR-2 (office services and limited
businaea).
SSCTIOIII 3. That the Zoning Administrator is directed to change
the official zoning map Co show said tract or area
from zoned district C-1 (local buainesa areas) to
CR-2 (office aervices and limited 6uainess),
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ATPEST:
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NAYOR 3ack 0. Kirkham
CITY CLERR Marvin C. Brunsell
publia Aearing: April 7, 1969
l�irst Reading: A il .2�1 ....�1969
Second Reading: t5i �^
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AN ORDIN6NCE TO AMEND THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY�
MINNF50TA BY MAKING A CHANGE IN ZONING DISTRICTS
The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows:
SECTION 1.
SECTION 2
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Appendix D o£ the City Code o£ Fridley ia amended as herainafter
indicated.
The tract or area within the County o£ Anoks and the C�.t of
Fridley preaently zoned as R-2 (limited family dWellings� ar�d
described as:
Lota 3
Lots 16
Lots 16
Lota 1
Lots t
Lots 6
Lota 4
Lots 3
Lota 2
thru 15,
thru 30,
thru 30,
thru 15,
thru 5 ,
thru 10,
tnru 13,
thru 5 ,
thru 6 ,
Block 11,
Block 12,
Block 21,
Block 22,
Block 2�,
B1ock 28,
Block 2 ,
Block % ,
B1ock 8 ,
Hyde Park Addition
Hyde Park Addition
Hyde Park Addition
Hyde Park Addition
Hyde Park Addition
Hyde Park Addition
City View Addition
City View Addition
City View Addition
Is hereby designated to be in the zoning diatrict C-2
(general business).
SECTION 3. The tract or area within the County of Anoka and the C1ty of
Fridley presently zoned ae R-2 (limited family dwellinga} &rid
described as:
Lota 1 thru 30, Block 9, Hyde Park Addition
Lota 1 thru 30, Block 10, Hyde Park Addition
Lots 1 thru 30, Block 23, Hyde Park Addition
Lote 1 thru 30, Block 24, Hyde Park Addition
Lote 1 thru 10, Block 25, Hyde Park Addition
Lote 1 thru 10, Block 26, Hyde Park Addition
Ie hereby designated to be in the zoning� diatrict R-3A
(general family dwellinge).
SECTION 4. The tract or area within the County of Anoka and the C�ty pf �
Fridley presently zoned ae R-2 (limited multiple family
dwellinge) and described as:
Lota 1,2,16 thru 30, Block 11, Hyde Park Addition
Lote 16 thru 30, Block 22, Hyde Park Addition
Lote 6 thru 10, Block 27, $yde Park Addition
Lote 2 thru 15, Block 1, City View Addition
Lota 1 thru 3, Block 2, City View Addition
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7s hereby designated to be in the zor_ing district CR-1
�clinics and allied la:oratories).
SECTION 5. The Zoning Administrator �s directed to change the official
zoning map to indicate the above zoning changes.
PASiED EY THE CITY COIINCIL OF THE CITY OF' FRIDL7��'Y THIS
DnY oF , 1969.
ATTEST:
Ci"'Y CLERK - Marvin C. Brunaell
Public Hearing: / ,C
First Reading:
Second Readin�:
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MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
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SPECIAL PC?E�,;l Ar,�,RI"JG AN� WORKSHOP :Pi��"r nP �PRTL 14. �"69
T.H. #4�'rleet :?�r�:�:��� Drive: Osborn� h�a:� to �9"' P.ver_ue
Pkl>E �
The City Ennineer explair.ed that �his would be a heavy duty road and there
ie no need £or utilities in ±he road as these are planned aioro the north-
�outh �asement n�ar +,he bniidings. ii� pointed out that M�hen %9�' Avenue is
extende3, there wi11 be ne.ec of utilities, however. Councilc,an Harria said
that the petitior.er is not in tt,�� audienc� out has indicated that ne is in
favor of this improvement. �ouncil;�an L_ebl asked ii ihis would be 10CP�o
assessable. The City Eru;ineer eai� yas.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to close tYie Public Hearing on ^1.H. #q7 West
Service Drive frcm O�bo�ne Rca3 to %9�' Aver�ae. Seconded by Councilman
Samuelson. Upon a voice uote, all voting aye, Ma.yor xirkham declared the
moiior, carri=d unanimousl;r.
Mr.. Robert E. �:ngstrom of P�m�om �nc., aas present and said that he �dould
like :o present ;'ae overall traffic pattern �nd propoaed land n�es �hich
incorporate the �ngg�estiona made T,y tYi� P�ai�nir.g Commission. He said that
they felt that this was one of the r.:o„t magnificent parcels left undeveloped
in ±he entire metropolitan area. He e.aid that through the plans they have
tried to retain tYie original terrain a: m�ich as possible. He then asked Mr.
Ed Contoski to presFr,t 'he; plans.
',.'fr. Co;;tc�ki pres:�nte1 a larEr� Q.ap eliov�ir;� the relationship of this land to
the surro�andir.� lar.d in I�'ridley and P��w Brighton. It is about 12� acres in
extent an3 oi' r r-m�Ly rU;eTE l,crra�n It _� heavily wooded and therz as�e
low place, wh�.rc �t�%* wat r stan�is a ro„��3 ¢�:a�_ ,�F �he time. Lie er.piained tha.t
�}"1E t�(?T!:+1G`j W0111': .= Pt�_'�t�.Si :. �I?C' SO>>?!1 9,TI�. E$.:�t� CO^ri2^ Y7r1ET2 1t WOl.il(�. @Ut(t
'.?,e ir . G: t;u r,; �r_�1 �,_°o; f�r i-�� gr� ��.a7' .. ��ras as the land goes to the
.orth �nd �aest. Ther� is �,a�-•iy den��t,; at l. 6;'4 and gete lees ae it goes
r,ortl; tov�ard the rasiden't�ai area. `Phe ma�ri traf£ic outlet would be Silver
Lake koad to tr�e r.st Th�� _�+_rsec'ion of T.H. #65 is some distance from
thie �e:clobm +��.d `-_lv�r 7a1,� Ftowd would have ths advantage o£ the di�moz�d
interehanga. iie said i;h�lit he tso�_ili ant_cipate that the traffic �rould uee
I• 694 unleae tr�ay intenaed to uo�a into ilie compiex. The tzafi',ic i�nto
Fridley would go along a roaa ��araliei w I, 6y�, Snen north to Garde.na Avenue.
He explained th�t thc-re is s-?o�:.,arcial area in New Erighton and�the traffic
ia planned so ±h�' �'; wi11 loop a,o..rr,3 and will exit again without g�oing
throu�h the residential areas. iae fol� tks�: Arthur °treet woulu have to be
extended up to uarder.r, A��n„. =nd ii�.tha�.�s.�: I,a� �� �,�ocld te dead-ended. There
ie a short road threl.�h *Fi� t�:wn house area f-,r access to the school to the
south and Grace 3igh School. ihis roa.d w�ula not encpurage through traffic
because of the round-abou+, way +:�e cars w�_13 have to exit. The Highway
Department has felt that this plan •,�ou13 be workable at the Hiohway #65
intersectSog, however, i'; could be made Y�:t+ar. The Highwa}� Department has
indicated that tney �aouid ro� undertake �ni,iation of this improvement but
that it should come £rum tne City le.�el.
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Mr. Contoaki then showed a map oP the area only as pertains to the City of
Fridley. He explained that there would be 215 townhousee in the west and
south portion o£ the area and 17 single detached family residencea juet
west of them to act as a buffer. 4`here would be a 60' set back along the
west side in front of the townhouses. He said that they hoped to inetall
some type of recreational facility somewhere in the complex which would
include a small grocery store to accomodate the residenta cf the area.
He said that this plan was felt to be the beat possible use of the land
and in their opin?on, it could not tie developed into R-1. He said that
the Highway Department feels that if tYie T.H. #65 interchan�e is updated,
there would be no reason why Gardena Avenue could not be uaed as the tlirough
street. He said that the aingle family detached dwellings on Matterhorn
Drive would be in the price range of $35,000 to $40,000.
Mr.'E�getrom said that there would be 491 multiple dwellings in this total
' area and would average a 5.7 deneity. He said that they have built single
family attached homes in New Bri�hton and Burnsville. With this plan the
individual buys his home and land, but the land is maintained by +.he Home
'' Owners Asaociation who also maintain all the open spaces, which would be
park land. The townhouses would vary from two to six attached homes. The
variety thia affords in individual buildings is of great beneY'it. They
would all have walk out basements and patios or some kind of back yard £or
, outside living. The townhouses would have two to three bedrooms with 12
to 3 baths and the price range would be from $35,000 to $50,000. He then
showed a crosa section to explain the possible variations of grade which
, would allow for up to 16 feet dif£erential, depending on the terrain, He
said that they would be natural wood aiding combined with brick and atone.
He then showed a working model to demonstrate how the outside livin� area is
incorporated. He said that he was convinced that Pemtom could develop thie
' complex such that the people of Fridley would be proud of the a3dition to
their City.
' Mr. Contoaki aaid that a very significant fact is the ability of fitting
thia plan in�o the t2rrain and still retaining so much open space for
recreational purposes and open land. Mr. Engstrom added that the density
, ia below the City of Fridley Ordinance requirements and below the requi�ements
For apartment houses. He said that 2�3 of the land would be used as town
houses which would be within the Ordinance £or individual residences.
Councilman Liebl said that he would not agree that this land could not be
built up with individual residencea with a price range of $30,000 to
$50,000. He felt that this plan is not consistent with the development to
the south and would not be in the best intereste of Fridley. This could
be one of the best residentfal areas within the City of Fridley. He said
that he was not impresaed with the town houae complex and could see that
the only bene£iciaries would be the developers.
Mr. Engetrom, referring to the letter from Rodney Billman to the Planning
Commission, explained that it was written as he had been misquoted and
wanted hie opinion clearly atated. He said that Pemtom ia purchasing the
land under an option. Councilman Liebl asked if it was depend�nt upon the
rezoning. Mr. Engstrom said yes, that they would not be interested in
developing single family residencea. He pointed out that by studying the
grade in relation to the g=ade south of this area, you can plainly eee thst
it ie not comparable.
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Councilman Liebl said that the City is ahort of abouL 500 residential
homea within the City right now. If thie development were to go in, it
would necesaitate another achool. NL. Engstrom replied that thie complex
would produoe less school children than aingle family reaidencee. Counoil-
man Liebl aeked if they could not put in $40,000 to ffi50,�00 homes in thie
area. Mr. Ehgstrom replied that they were not interested in single family
dwellings. Councilman liiebl asked i£ they were aware of how much taxea
this would bring into the City. Mr. Eh�strom said yes, that it would take
an average of $89,OOU price houies to come out equal.
Councilman Liebl said that at thia time he could not go on record as being�
in favor of thie project. He pointed to the water and sewer £acility
probleme that still must be resolved. Mayor Kirkham pointed out that the
burden of payment for theee services would be on the developer.
Counci2man Harris asked about New Brighton and what their atand ia on thie.
, Mr. Ehgetrom said that a preliminary presentation has been made to them
slso, but their approval would be contingent upon the City of Fridley
approval.
Councilman Samuelson asked if there was any provision £or dedication for
City park land within the complex. Mr. Engstrom said that this ie the
firet he had heard of this, but that there would be many open areas #'or the
use of the residents within the complex maintained and controlled by the
Home Owners Association. These, he felt, could be better maintained because
there would be more funds available than the City would have. Many of theae
open epace area,s would be bounding the ponds and would be for community u6e.
He said that it was hoped to work out eome pedestrian walkwaye and bicyele
patha within the complex connecting the open spece areas.
Mr. Jamee Polzak, Director of Innsbruck Home Owners Aasociation, said that
he wae heartened by Councilman Liebl's statement that this area would present
the moat besutiful area £or single residencea. He said that he felt that
Fridley needs this kind of image. He admitted that the Innsbruck Association
would have aelfiah interesta, in that when the people bought their property
in Innsbruck they for the most part inquired what would be going in north oY'
them and they were told that it would be R-1 and Innsbruck 5�`, 6�, and 7�
would be developed there. He said that he must congxatulate Pemtom for their
time and effort they have put into their plane, but he felt that the quality
of life would suffer by this zoning £rom R-1 to multiples. There would be
perhape three times the number of people in thie type of development. He
aaid that the Aseociation wae upaet by the Planning Commiaeion�s atand that
eingle family dwellinge could not be put in thie area. He said that he muat
agree with Councilman Liebl and that he felt that Mr. Rodney Billman'e
intereet in the area was largely based on the possibility of a quick pro£it.
$e saked that the Innsbruck Association interesta and considerable investment
be conaidered when a determination is made.
Mr. H. F. Bergman, 5503 Regis Trail, eaid that he would like to $peak against
thie rezoning. He said that he would question the resaon For the rezonin�
requeat and that it aeemed that it was just so that the developere could make
e profit. He eaid that he wae not againet a pereon making a profit, but he
would be if it was detrimental to other people concerned.
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He said that h� would feel very negativaly toward zoning *his ares from
R-1, and that it seemed to him that tre request more properly ahould be
to R-3, and that they were just usiag P.D. as a guise. He said that
there has been a great deal said toni�ht about zhe besuty of the town
houses but what about the apartmen: heuses.
Mrs. Eleanor Heyda, 1%24 Regis Ter=ac�=, said that she would aIIeatioq the
foreaight o£ the 3evelopers. Ther� wi11 be more demand for single £amily
residences in the future. In the last 10-15 years k'r=d2ey has grown very
fast and there ia not too much desirable land left, She questioned what
kind of image Fridley is trying to build and felt that Fridley ehould be
a little more sophisticated in future planning.
Mr. Carl Pauleon said that the citizen's rights must be considered aleo�
and the Council must k�e careful not to infringe upon other peoplp, Th16
is a piece of land which could be developed into home sites that would &ell
£or from �60,000 to $150,OOi) and as the northern area gets more and m4�'8
built up with industry, th�re will be bore call for homes of a high oaJ�iber•
He felt that there would be less need for police proteetion, fire prptection,
and less tra£fic i£ 2eft to single £amily reaidences.
' Mr. Lowell Mellum, 551� Regia Trail, said that he felt that there were some
flawe in the plan and questioned whether anyone would want to buy �$35,OpQ
to �45,000 home with apartment houses so near. He then read a clipping
from a Minnetonka paper descrihir� a terrain much the same as here iri'
' Fridley where very expensive homes have �aen merged ir.to the existing
land, making a very exclusive residential developmen�.
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Mr. Bill Dietz, 1280 Hathaway Lane, pointed out that the Plannin�' C4mm�saion
had advised the Council of the sewage problems and that at this poirit the
City could not handle it. Mr. Engstrom said that the Ciiy Engineer has come
up with some alternative solutions.
Mr. Robert Aho, 557� Regis Trail, said that he had talked to many peop�e
living on Gardena Avenue and none were in favor of thie and some were very
much againat it. He pointed out that the interaection of T.H. #65 is bad
now, and this would make it much worae. Another visitor to the Meetialg
agreed with Mr. Aho and said that he did not want Gardene to be a through
street. Mr. Harold Swanson, 1211 Gardena A�enue, a�reed that he would not
like the added traffic. He said that he believed that it wae scheduled �'or
improvement in 19%t but that it is not a goo3 road now. He aleo pointed out
that there are not adequate achoola on the east side of T,H. #65. He said
that the intersection o£ T.H. #65 is a problem and the only solution he cou2d
see would be to take out the service station. He pointed out that it wilk be
worae again in the summer when the Drive-In season atarts.
�Q David Petterson, 56']9 Regie Trail, said that the land was R-1 when afie
bought her home, and shewas told that it would atay R-1. She said that 9h6
would like the developers to prove that the land is undevelopable ae R-1.
The only orie benefitting from this zoning change ia the developer. $h� s2,id
thatehe moved out of the City into the auburbs and it has been a nice �lace
to live and would like to aek the Council to consider their moral obligatipn
to the people when making their decieion. Mayor Kirkham anewered thaC any
land owner hse a right to petition for a chang�e in land use.
Correction at Meeting of April 21, 196�. Mr. Petterson changed to Mre.
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A vieitor to the Meeting pointed out that this whole plan depends on the
concurrence of New Bri�hton. The high density apartments have been put in
New Brighton because of the complain?s received from the citizens of
Fridley, but what aboizt the citizens of New Brighton. There is no assurance
that New Brighton will go along with theae plans.
Mr. Bergman said that everyone in the n2ighborhood was expectir� an R-1
development. With R-1 there would be possibly about �GO cars, but bas�d on
approximately 720 units, this would generate more than 1,100 cars, which
would be B00 more than with an R-1 development.
Mayor Kirkham said that the usual policy is to bring an item back at the
' next Council Meeting, however, b�cause of the amount of land involved and
the magnitude of +;he problems, the Council would like some additional time
for consideration.
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MOTION by Councilman Liebl to close the Public I3earing on the rezoning
request ZOA #69-01 by Pemtom, Inc., f=om R-1 to P.D. Seconded by Council-
man Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor kirknam decla�ed
the motion carried unanimously.
(NOTE) There was a sYiort discussion at the znd of the Meeting and it was
decided to bring this item 'rack onto the Agenda £or the Nlay 5, 1969 �eeting,
PUBLIC HEARING ON WATr�R AND SEWER IMPROTJF�I"+IENT PROJECT #91 •
Mayor Kirkham read the Public Hearing ide:ic� and the Ci�y &hgineer showed
the area on the screen. The City �:nginv(=r sxplained that this is to serve
that portion of Herw�al's Second Add_tior: n�' now served witci water and
sanitary sewer. There is a proposed lift �tation for the sanitary sewer
1ine, then it will go on south into the West Moore Lake Drive line. The
proposed water main would go in *he Plan�ing Boulevard and would be
baaically to serve the westerly lots of the Herwal's Second Addition plat.
Mr. Stan Carlson, 1692 Baker Aver.ie, said that the Planting 8oulevard is
in his back yard an3 it is his understandir� that it cannot be built upon.
He said tnat it is now used a� a ditch to drain the water from the north.
He said that he would like +o have the Planting Boulevard maintained.
Councilman Lieb1 said that he assumed that �he people already served with _
water and sewer will not be assessed. The City Engineer said this was
correct, and added tha* ihe Plantir.g Boulevard is dedicate3 land to the City
of Fridley. He said that the developers of the pet clinic have indicated
that they coul� �et water £rom the line on T.H. #65. Councilman Sheridan
asked iP thie is a pla*. The City Engir.eer said yee, and that it is divided
into front and back iots. CoLncila�an Sheridar, eaid that then it seemsd to
him that it would be the reeporisibility oF the developer to put in the water
to serve the back lots as they would be land locked without the necessary
water. Mr. Swanson said that the land was developed with three lots in
the front and 22 lote in �he back, but the back lots would have no acceas.
Correction at Meeting of April 21, 1969• 11,000 cara changed to 1}100.
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FROM�THE UNDERSIGNED�MF,M$ERS -0F THE CITY COUNCTL:
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Because of the scope of the Pemtom development and the interest that it
has'created, and the concern of many people in the immediate area, the following
members of the City Council feel that our decision relative to the petition
would best be served, in the interest of the petitioner and the people by
the foliowing statements:
1. We recognize that the petitioner has spent considerable time and effort
in trying to provide an adequate contiguous plan in two large undeveloped areas
o£ Fzidley and New Brighton
2. This plan by it's nature provides an unusual opportunity to guarantee
traffic outlets for the proposed development in Fridley thxough New Brighton
to Silver Lake Road
3. We recognize the difficulties in developing this larqe area into single
family residences and the consequences of doing so in relation to the natural
amer.ities ef the area.
4. We feel the concept with-its town house construction adequately controlled
through our zoning and building Ordinances, does not have any 6asis in fact in
devaluation of the surrounding areas.
5. It is our opinion that the contemplated development as proposed would not
put any undue burden on present school systems.
6. We recognize the traffic problems generated at Central Avenue and T.H. #65
and the inadequacies of this particular intersection to carry additional traffic
burdens. This traffic congestion is a City pxoblem which must be imQroved if
there is ana �furtY.er 3eveio'ome ,t of both the aa.Gt. �and cvr.s;t side of T.H. #k65
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intersection. We as a City will immediately put forth a request through our
Administration to the Minnesota Highway Department to develop necessary plans
ta impsove this intersection. In our considerations concerning the modifications
necessary at this intersection, we in our discussions feel that a development in
this general area should not be governed by this City problem, which a developer
has no control. A denial can not be based on such a City related problem.
7. In our opinion, and in the opinion of our legal staff, owner occupied single
family sesidences (town houses) shouZd be included in our present R-1 Ordinance.
This should be done with proper and adequate protection for all the residents in
the City of Fridley. We would reguest that our Administration along with the
City Attorney and Planning Commission prepare an inclusion in our present
Ordinance for single family owner occupied town houses.
8. We will not at this time grant the request as so presented by the
petitioner because in our opinion, we feel that interests of the aommunity would
best be served by placing an area of this magnatitude and specifically
identify its zoning.
9. We will not at this time deny in cotal the request of the petitioner, but
will request him to appear before the Council wzth such modifications that will
be necessary for this Coiincil to consider any future requests of this type.
On this basis, we are neither approving or denying the request of the petitioner.
We feel that within the plan as so presented, certain changes of density, apartmer.t
site locations, and roadways can be changed or modified to insure a good develop-
ment without placing an undue hardship or burden on the residents of Pridley.
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MEMO T0: City Manager and City Council
FROM: Finance Director
SUBJECT: Lease for Liquor Store #4 - Holly Center
I met with Mr. Levy again concerning the changes in
the liquor store lease, requested by the City Council.
Paragraph five of the addendum contains the change
requested by the Council. The lease would allow the
City to sublease the property. Also enclosed is the
lease that Mr. Levy would enter into with the private
operator.
Mr. Levy is not willing to lease the space to a private
operator under the same terms and conditions as the
City of Fridley has.
The lease as written would allow the City to cancel
the lease entirely, or the City could secure a tenant
who's lease would expire at the same time as the City's
lease would run out. The conditions of the lease to
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' Mffii0 FRQ[e Mr. Yir�il C. Hsrrick
Cit� Attorney
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Cit' Vi�x Addition
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Soaoe tise ago I reported to the Covnci2 that Mr. PY�d B. Harria wanted
$5,800.0� for the above lote. There ie preeently approzi�eately $600.00
in special aaaesementa on theee lota vhich Mr. Harrie wouid ezn�ct the
City to abeorb.
I atteopted to negotiate a lover figure, but he ia not willing to eell for
less Lhan the abave s�ovat. Ae I indicated previonaly, I believe LLat
it ronld be favorable for th� Covncil to pnrchaee theee lots thaa it would
be to atart a condemnetion action. Hoxever, I as in the proceas of con-
de�ning tro other lota aat! if the Council viehea �e to coessnce condeanation,
I could coobine th� tro conde�nationa in oae action.
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A1 �IHAIlCS RSLATI116 TO 19LCAVAI"IOH I11 CITY SSR�?8, Al�
lSiABLi3ffilid A lt�ii ORDIAANCE TO R�l.A?E TSB SAME.
?he Crnmcil of the City of PY�idle� do ordain as follrn►ss
SECTIOA 1. DSFItRTI0N3. Subdivi�ion 1. A lieeat. A p�r�on wakia6
written application to the City or an ezaavation per�dt
harennder.
gybd, 2, &iCA9ASI0N NORlC. The eaea�ation aad other rork
permitted er an excavation par�it and r�quir�d ta b�
perfors�d mder this ordinmce.
Subd. 3. PIIi�[TtT�. A p�rson r6o haa bsan �r�akad and lw
in fnll forw—� effect aa esoa�ati� p�r�it isansd lur�utd�r.
Sabd. 4. PSi.9011. An lodi�idnal, eorporaLion, p�rtnerehip,
or a�aociat o�n.
gnbd, 5, 3PR�T. Any etre�t, hi[Laray, sidexalk, all�r,
av�une, or o�ir pnblic right of xay or pnblic eaa�sents in
Lls� Cit� of Fridlay.
7�Ipx 2, mCCAVl�YIOtt P�!!I!. It slull be nnlaxitil tor any person to
�zea�at� tmmal, nndarAlae or ia any �nner caus� to b� �ad�
an� eseavation in or vnder the enrfae� of any eLreet, or to
place or l�ave npon any street, au� sxea�ated �abrial aalass
each p�rson ehall flset ha�� obtained aa e:ca�stion perrlt
iroe the City.
' $EC?IOit ;, APPLICATI09 FbR P�tMi'!• Firittan application for the i�tn-
anae of an �zca�ation perwit shall b� sad� on tor�s Pro�id�d
b� the City. ?he applicant ahall pa� a fee of $3.� to the
City for the ieev�nee oi t}u sxca�atioo psr�it.
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S�C'MOIt It. SORE'!T BOIO. Bsfor� an �soa�etian p�rrit ia iara�d, th�
�pplieu►t s1u11 depwit viLh th� Cit� a�nr�t� bond in th�
uwant of 32,000.00 in favor of the CSt�, and conditlou�d
tbat Ehe applicant will co�pl� xith t�h1a ordinanw , the
eaeavatioa persit prneisions, aad will aecan and hold ttu
Cit� and it,s ofrio�ra harslesa agalosL any an! all clai�s,
jndsants, ot oLh�r cotts ariein` froai the ezcs�atio�
p�n�it or for vhiah tiu City, th� Cit� Covncil or anY City
offieer ny b� ud� liabl� bT r�aaon ot any aaaidfaL or
injnr� Lo p�r�oas or p=oparty tLroneh tb� fanit of tM
p�raitt�e. ?he ent�t7 bond Pro�isioos of this ordinane�
shall not appl� Lo a dn17 lic�ao�d aad bond�d plvaber or
to an� pnblie ntilit� peroitt,�d te pp�rate within t�
:Ci��; : li�its, b� fraaeLiu or oth�rrin, tor LLe pnrpoN
ot rnppllioa gae, •leotria, os t�Uplfon� e�rrlo� or !or at�
�zoasation vhiah ia nade �r a oontraet nrard�d b� t�e
Cit� or �ade b� LLL� Cit�.
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5�.7201f . DUTI OF CITI IiA1tAaffit. 17�e Cit� Manag�r �a� pro�nlgate
pro�isione to be iaclnded as a psrL of ths �zoavation p�r�it
as he da�p naaesaary or advieable to protect the pnblic
iro� injm�, to pre�ent da�age to pablic or pri�ate propsrt�,
and to �i.ni�isa interierenoe xith the pablic nse of th� streete.
3EC?ION 6. ffiiFRflHiCY ACfION, In the event ot any esergenc� ia xhioh
a saitt c+ondnit, or utility tac111ty in or vpder any street
broaka, bnrsts, or othex�riee ie in anch ooadition ae to
immedlatel� endanger the propert�, life, h�alth and safety
of iodividnala. Hwerer, wch paraone ovi.ng or controlling
st�oh facility e6a11. thereafter apply for sn �zcavation pernit,
aad ahall not prxeed vith permanent r�pAir� rithont first
obtaiaing an ezcavaLion psr�it haremder.
S�C?ION . NOII-CQSPLEPION OR ABA�OIaIFl�'P. Work �hall proQres� 1a aa
�xpedition� pnner until coeplation. In tha avsnt tiut tha
work r6a11 not be perforad in accordance With ths applioabU
r�gnlatioae of th� City Kanager or in eeoosdanas xith ttu
proviaia►s of Lhis ordinanc�, or shall ceas� or b� absndam�d
withont dne canae, tha Cit� �a�, afEer s1x houra noiice in
�+riting to ths holdsr of sdd psrait of iaLont to do so,
oorrsct said work or rill tly ezca�ation, aod r�pais the
stnet, and in any auch �vent ths eatlra oost to the City
ot snah xork slull be a liabilit� of and shall be p�id ir�
th� pereon to rhov the persit xas ieaned ud his wrety.
SBCTI011 8. I1t30RANCE. A ptroittne, prior to the isauance ot a p�reit,
slull ihrnirh tM Citp vritt�n evidenoa that the p�r�ittee
has in force a�drill aaintain in foroe dnria� th� p�rfore�nae
of th� exaavation �rork and the period o! th, exca�ation
per�nit, pnblio liabilit� insmana� of not less than ;100,000
for any on� person aid $300,000 for aay oue accident and
property dasage insurance ot noL leea than �40,000 dvly
isened by an inenrance company anthorised to do bnsiaess ia
the state of liinneaote and on vhich policy ths City is na�ed
at a cwineured.
g�C'lI�I 9, I1mFl41IFlCAlION. The p�rdtt�e �ball d�sdf�, Ice�p and bold
ths City ire� aad da�lese fro� liabilit� oa aeeo�mL of
injvr� or da�� to p�raoos or prop�rt7r �risiag or arovit�
ont ot the p�r�itNe'i n�glig�no� in ukin� aay atreet
excavatioo. In the evant that enit shall be brodght againet
tho Cit�, eit h�r ind�p�ndentl� or joiatly xith th� pereitLs�
on acammt th�rsof, t� p�raittee, upoa notice to it bT
ths City sku11 defacd ths CiLy in an7 sait at th� ewt of
th� p�ritts�, and in th� ennt o! a tiaaT jndgMat b�in�
obtain�d againtt the City, eitl�r ind�pnd�ntl� or jolatl�
xith tbs par�itt�a, th� p�r�itte� �hall pay eooh jndp�nt
rith all costs �td hold the City Lar�les��erefroei.
31�'tIdlf 10. �9�!!!OU 1rRd!! F&R PA4lSIITT A1D IFSQRuNCB PROVISI0�3. '!h�
prenirio�u oi thie ordinano� P�Q91lSEI� j/�rl11t of a pasdt
fe� aad �idn�ce of pnblic liabilil� aM properL� da�6�
ionrane� ahall aot be applieabl� to an7 �oa�atioa xort
oarried oa b� the C�ty or 1t{� P�p�0�1�at aad ntiliti�e
�r�A1r�p[ 6;�, llectric or b4�tt�4! �+iqli�tist N��� �
City.
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S�.TIdN 11. R.ffio9SAL OF P�RMITS. It ae►7 person �hall r�fuae or �al�ot
to coapl� �+ith the pro�isiaoa oi thie ordinaace� or of
aay p�reiti, the Cit� Clerk �q r�th�e to i�sa�d hs�tl�r
perrits to snch peraon.
3<ION 12. PS�tALTi 1�OR VIOLITIOH. My p�r�on �io].atins aay of Lt�►
pro�ision� ot thi� ordinenc� �hall be de�Nd gnilty oi a
ritdeosaaor and pnniet►ad b� a line oi noL wor� tlan #100.00
or by i�prieoneeat for oot �ort then 90 d87s for eaah otfense.
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BUILDIPiG STANDARDS DESIGN CONTROL SIIBCOMMITTEE MINIITES OF APRIL 23, 1969
The meeting wae called to order by Chairman Erickeon et B:10 P.M.
P�III"�IDFRS PRESE�PI': F�ickaon, Tonco � Bl2T^^+ann
MESlBIIiS ABSENT: Sornaen, Hauge
OTiiERS PRESENT: Henry Muhich-Building Official
Mr. George L. Walquiet wsa present to preeent hie requeet.
The following points were discueeed and marked in red on the plane;
1. Waahed aggregate concrete elab at front o£ building with eiz 5 foot diameter
open arese to contain low ahrub plantinga euch as pfitaera, yew or mugo pi.ne.
2. A 10 £oot radiue at each driveway approach.
j. A three foot border to be provided between the blacktop and property linea on
the North, South and Eaet bordere of the property. Thie border to be covered
with oruehed rock and low ehrubs to be grovided at maximum 6 foot intervale.
4. Provide curb detail.
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Drainage arrowe. � ./
Screen' p�r'
uig, (6 foot fence on Eaet property line). ��nU'
Note parking areae to be of recommended dimension (10' z 20'). /'
Provide refuee or garbage pick-up dumpster, (Penced in).
Notation on rear elevation to paint ezterior block aurface facing� Eaet.
MOTION by Biermann to recommend approval of the requeet subject to the notatione
lieted above.
Seconded by Tonco. IIpon a voice vote, Mr. Erickeon abetaining, the motion carried.
The applicant hae einae applied for a lot eplit, applying only the front 150 fsst
towerd the propoeed etructure.
2. ' CONSIDEStATION OF A_REQIIEST TO CONSTRIICT A COMI�tCIAL�BIIILDING ON I,OTS 5 AI�ID 6
Mr. Ray Sweneon and Mr. Gordy Aspeneon Nere both preeent to present the request.
After firet making certain that the propoeal met favorsbly with the Inepection
Dspartm�nt, the Board discueeed and marked in red ott the plaue, the follovring minor
auggsttioaa; C� �;�-, ��
i. Varify meeting of parking requiremente. ,1�,/�� �
2. Flunieh curb detail. •� v' (�%� ��'
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After complimenting the plane se drawn up for the conaideration, a MOTIOH wae
made by Tonco to recommend approval of the requeat eubject to the itema lieted
above.
Seconded by Biermann. IIpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion
carried unanimously.
Due to the absnece of any repreeentativea regarding item 3 on agenda the Boaxd
went on to item 4.
Due to the lack of material aubmitted regardin� item 4 on agenda the Board went
on to item 5.
Mr. Harley Johnaon wae present to present the requeet.
After a lenthy aelf-complimentary preeentation by the applicant, the board
reviewed the plana se submitted.
MOr1'IOIi by Biermann to recommend approval of the general overall concept but to
require more detailed plane at a later meeting bePore actually approving the
plsnnin.g and the aeathetice.
Seconded by Tonco. Upon a voive vote, there being no nays, the motion carri d �
unanimouelY. � � ��I�t9 � � 4 l�
After completing� the action on all the previoue iteme with the correaponding
applicant, the Board again diacuased conaidering item 3 on the agenda.
MOTION by Biermann that the Committee take no action based on approval being
granted by Council action or permiseive action by the adminietration for
conetruction to proceed beyond the foundation permit, thue relieving the Comm}ttee
o£ it'e reaponeibility to coneider the requeet.
Seconded by Tonco. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carrie�
unanimously.
6. IIpon aompletion of ell the iteme on the ag�enda, Mr. Detterman requeeted the
Board to tell him esactly what information would be neceseary for him to acqu�re
be£ore eubmitting hie requeet to the Board for as addition on a welding' ahop �t
1241-72nd Street N.E.
The Board made the £olloxing eug�geetione;
1. Show lot linee o£ property.
i2. Get achedule of completion datee o£ £uture programs (incorporate time tab�e
with City atreet improvement datea).
BuildinK Standarda-Desitrn Control Minutee of ADril 23, 1969
3. Landecaping
4• Concrete aurfacing
5• Fencing (equipment to be within entire etorage area).
6. Ditch improvement.
7. Addition to match exieting etructure.
ADTOUR.I�1'P •
The meeting waa adjourned at 10:40 by Chairman Etiakeon.
Reepsatfully aubmitted,
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The meeting was called to order by Chais�mn Erickaon at 7:32 P.K.
�LL CALi.:
Membere Present:
Meobers Aboent:
Others Yresent:
Myhra, Mitteletadt, Brickson, Fitapatrick
Jenaen
Darrel Clark, Engineeriag Aesiatant
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�� lIDTIOR by l�ittelstadt. aeconded by Mqhza, that thp Plamiag Co�i�eion
miuutee of April 10, 1969 be apprwed. Upoa a voice vote, sll votin� aya�
the motion carried unanimouely.
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$�$IVS PI.ATS 8 SUSDIVI3IONS-STBEEPS 6(]TILITIES SUSCODY�fITPBE IlINUTFS;
�EBII, 17. 1969.
1�TION by Kyhra, eeeanded by Mittelstadt, that the Plamting Co�i aion
recsive the minutes of the Plata � Subdivis"iona-Streets 6 Otilities �ub-
ca�ittee meeting of April 17, 1969. Upon a voice vote, all voting �ye,
the motion carried unanimouely,
' B� BOILD2NG STANIIARD6-ll�SIGN COI-T�, SUHCQlII1TEg MIpDTg3 • IL 9 1969.
L�DTLON by Mittelstadt, aeconded by Myhra� that the Plaaning Co�l,+oion
receive the miuutea of the Building Standarde-Design Contsol Subc�ttee
' neeting of April 9� 1969. Upon a voice vote, all voting eye, the mo !on
caxried unanimouely.
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1. RBZONLNG HBQUEST• ZQA #69 06 ELD[Ni SCfII�_�� Lota 16 through 19,
Block 12� and Lot 30, Block 21, Hpde Park Addiri�,a. $ozone from R-2
(limited multiple family dwellings) to C-2 (geaeral buainese).
1�e Notice of the Public Hearing vas read by Chaiiman Brickson.
Mr. and t�xs, Eldon Scl�medeke aad Daniel Brickeon u�ere preeent.
Mr. Schmedeke did not have anything to add to hia requeet.
, iihen Mr. Sch�edeke was informed that his rezoning requeet and the
Public Heasing which the Council held on April 14th on the Hyde Park
Addition Rezoning, vere compatible, and thst the Commi��ion felt h�
should vait for Council'e decieion oa May Sth, he said i►� vould prefps
� to have his requeet acted on thie evening. He had been askad to mv�} „
the care behind hie building, but he cazmot build or eapand wntil thl.�
resoaing is settled. He thought tha requnat should go ehrwid u
' schedulsd. Hwaver� the Co�ieaion� if they acted on the r�qqe�t tfi�s
aveaing, felt they could be doing •amething that would pre�udic� tLe
decision of tha Couacil. Also, it would bw foolieh for then to aalu a
, deciaion thie evming and then Council go cont=ary, Alao, if Council
�hould maka a deci�ion th�t vauld agr�e aith the petition�r'�� Pla�mla�
Commi.saioo recoaepdation would be uaaeceaeary,
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Planr�i Commiesion meetina APri1 24 1969 P� 2 ��g
, !lOTiON by �lyhrs, eeoonded by Mitteletadt, thst the Planning Ooarieeion
oloes the publio hearin8 of the rezosin8 requeet, 7Ai �69-06, Eldoa 3clmedelce,
' of Lote 16 thiti 19, Hlock 12, and Lot 30, Bloot 21, Hyde Perk ABAition to be
remoned from R-2 (limited multiple fsaily dxellinge) to C-2 (general bueineee).
IIpon e voice vote, ell voting sye, the motion osrried.
' Beaauee the 60 dsye sllowed for a resonit�{'requeet to be hesrd would
e=pire on May 6th, and Council would meet on the 5th, the Commieeion aoneiderad
asking Council for sa ezteneion. Tha Commieeion felt that when tha� asked
' for an e:teneion of time, thst the 6wncil be mada'sware of the faot that thie
�hould be moved fos�+ard u aoon ae poeeible so sa aot to hold up Mr. 9at�ed•lu
, stiy ionger thsu ascsesary.
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1�lTIUF by Mitteletsdt, eeconded by Myhra, that the Plaimin8 Comleeian
contimie the reaoning requeet, 7AA #69-�+ �ldon Sohmedeke of Lot� 16 thru
19, Hlook 12, and Lot 30, Elook 21, Hyde Park Addition to be reaoasd from R.2
�1laited multiple YamiTy dwellinga) to G-2 (general bueineae), for s period
pf 60 daye at which time it ie felt by the C�miseion that Council ehould be
able to, in an szpeditioue �nner, raeolve the Hyde Park Addition reaoning.
IIpon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimouely.
Mr. Myhra esid the feeling of the Commieeion wae that they could take
aation st their next regular meeting following Council'e conclueioa of the
Hyde Psrk Study.
The Chairman eaid it would probe.bly be advisable for the Commieeion to
aall s joint meeting of both Bodies. T`^ Planniag Commiseion hae taken a
etaad in one direotioa and it ia appsrent there ie a defin3te etand oppoeiag
that direation. Perhspe both Bodies could work out some of these yroblema
by aomprosiee.
It should be noted that there were no objectors at the meetiug, t1�ie
evenieg;rta�1$� ¢b�oedeke's rezoning requeet.
2. ,�lROPOBBD PRLLIl�SINAEY PLAT P.S. -06 vr:rP'S AJWl'1'1V1Y ix�ni+e 8. .wn,,:
Thst paart of Lot 15. Revieed Auditor'e Subdivieion 23 lying Weet�rly of
Yeeterly R�MI line of Riverview Terrsce se desoribed in Book 702 of Deeds,
pese �97•
- MOTIOH by Myhra, eeoonded by Mitteletadt, that the Plaauing Commi�Hoe
aet s public hearin� date of Msy 8, �969, 8t 7:3� P.M. for the propoeed
yr�liminary plat, P.S. �69-06, V�it�s Addition, Loada F�lund of thst part
of Lote 15, Revieed Auditor's Subdivieion �j23 lying Weeterly.of We�t�rlT E/�i
line of Riverview Terrace ae deacribed in Book ']02 of Deede, page 19T•II�on •
voice vote, all voting aye, the motioa carriad unanimouely.
'�. The Subco�ittse noted two lote did not hsve Prontage to s pnm2la �tsMi•
:� The Bqgineering Aeeistant had cheoked and esid they auet have frontage on s
K pnDlic etre�t or s 20 foot �►obetructed eaeement to the etreet, snd thf� pLt
�ti that requireeent of the Ordinance.
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CO '�1TP[1S� ITffi�i 1: Resoniaa reQUeet, ZOA #69-46. Eldoa Sohmsdeko:
The Commisai�,suggeeted meeting with �he Council to dieause ths piatL
preqar�d by the firm of Naeon, ilahrman, I{night aud Chspman, Incorponted ard
the plsne oompiled by the City Manager and presented to the publia in s
public hearing on A1�`1 1¢, 1969. They ho�ed to ezplain their feeliuge on
the nsttar sad tq�j� cyver Councii� e plane and hopeflilly 4oq�a �,q 8n a8seesble '
oonalueion. The �glnsering Aeeietant wae to eet up a meeting.
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3. CONTINtTID R&7ANING RFIQ:UEST: �69-02. GHDitGE M._ NELSON: N} of Lot 30�
a Svbdivieion �,ey.
I�Ir, George Nelson, Mr. George Helson, Jr. snd Mr• Horard Moore-ettorn�y
vere preaent.
Iir. Heleon aame in with new plsne whioh reduced the amounL of laud tor
reaoaing.
' The originel public hearing had been oloeed and the requ��t deni�d 9q
the Planaing Co�iealon. The Citq Attorney had been contacted regardlag t�
prooedure at thi� polnt. He etated. de long ae Counoil definitely eent t3a
requeet back to the Planniag Co�isslon, if they want to aoneider it without
' stty publio hearing, that can be done. If they want St heard, theq did not
lure to publieh it in the paper, but by notiae in the msil.
' Z[r. Muore ehowed the msp of the new plan. There vere six lots 2aaina
Onondega, 5 being 86' z 125', and 1 being 85' by 125'. Beosuse of ths
ariticiam of increaeed traffic by the neighbore, theee lota xere to remnin
' $-1• The S� of the lots are zoned fi-3, and the requeet is for E-3l. To ths
8aet ia Msrriew Addition xhiah had never beea recorded. Mr. Neleon said
tha bslanae oY the reQueet wouia .upport 69 unite.
, The F4agineering Aeeietant dieoueeed the Strest Study of the 1i� of
Sectioa 12 and the poseiL�lity oY folloxing ite reoommendatione. Zt rraa
felt the property owners affeated by thie atudy ehould be included.
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A de�ieion wae made for an informsl publio hearing to be eet up, and
a ssp showing what the petitioner plane to do be included with Lhe notice.
Ti�ee noticea to go to the people ia the entire bloak The eubcommittee
xill etudy the revieed rezoning requeet without a public hearing and the -
meeting to etart at 8:00 P.M. on May 1, 1969, in order to accommodate the
joint meeting of the Council and the Plaaaing Co�ieeion.
MOTIOH by Mitteletadt, eeconded by Myhra, that in regnrd to tho reaoni,og
requeet, 7AA #69-02, George M. Neleon, tor n reductioa in reaoning ares, t!{st
the recommendation that the me.tter be turned ovar to ths Plate & Subdivi�iano-
Streate aad IItilitiee Committee at their meeting of Msy 1, t969, for a etud,y
of tha arrangemente of the etreet s etudy, gnd the mstter aoms baak to the
Planning Commiseion on May 8, 1969 for an inPormsl hesring for all the
people in the area bounded by Onondoga Strset, 3tineon Boulevard, 73rd A�e,
and Hayee Street in regard to s proposed resoning of all property lying
South of the North 125 feet between Bayee 3treet and Stineon Boulevard to bs
rezoned from R-1 to R-3A, ae the petitiot�r heu raqueeted a reduction in hia
rs$oning requeet and the Planning Commieeioa wsaW the psople in ttu ss�a to
atudy the oversll plan. IIpon a voice vote, all voting aye, ths motioa carried.
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MOTIOlf by Mitteletadt, eeconded by Myhre, th�t the Plsanln� Coenieeio�
ad,�ourn at 9:22 P.M.
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The meeting wae oslled to order by Acting Chairman Minieh at 7:32 P.M.
' t�t�IDFItS pRESF�T: Miniah, Ahonen, O�Bannon, Harrie ;�
MFi�ERS �H3ENT: Mitteletadt �P/"'
, OTFIERS PR.FSENT: Hank Muhich-Building 0£ficiel
MOTIOK by Ahonen to approve the minutee of April 2, �9b9 se r�ritten.
' Seconded by Hsrris. IIpon a voiae vote, there being no nays, the motion
osTried unanimouely.
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Mr. Tom Sxaneon wae preeent to preaent his propoeal.
The Building Officiel szplsined that Mr. 3rrsneon aleo owne Lot 4 which is
' aoned correotly for duple�oea. Lot 5 ie now zoned R-1 whiah ie for eingle familq
dwellinge. Both lote would have to be uaed to get enougii footag�e to build a
duylez.
Mr. 3raaeon wae aeked why he r�auted to build a duplez rather than a eingls
fsmily dwelling. He answered that there ie a etreet ruxuiing in front a� one
ruaning in baok of the lote and he did not think it vae conducive to bullding
s houee. '
Aoting Chsi�sa Minieh eaid that with the application there is a pstition
oppo�tng the Variance signed by quite a number of nearby property ovn�rs•
Mr. Harrie aeked how large the dwelling was anti vsa told two unita oa the etyle
of s split level home, but etill beiag a duplex. Mr. Harria aleo aeksd for the
diusn�ione oY the dwelling snd ii there wae any provieions for garagea. Mr.
Swane�a esid the dimeneione xere 24� x 40' but there xere no provisione for
garagee at thie time. The 24� would be psrallel with the street.
Mra. George Bsker, 409-57th Place: We hsve a etreet in front and in back of ue
and thst doeen't hinder ue any. If fact we hsve trro aeeesaments. Our garag� ie
in the back and if we have viaitora they park in the front if there ie no room
in the back.
Mr. Swaason aeked Mrs. Baker if ehe had children and ehe said that ehe doeB but
they are grown up noW but there wae no problem with the two etreets when the
children were emnller.
lir. Daqi� Abrame, 5659-5th Street: I drove around tonight before the meeting
and of sll the multiple homes asound they are sll more or leee an eyoeore.
There nre eome kitty-corner from me and there have been care up on blooks £or
about a ysnr . I would much rather eee the p�operty in single homee. In fact
it would be eaeier, rather than homee beiag built in there, to build s smsll
ps,tk. Of all the houeee ia our area, the neareat pnrk that ie built ie at tie
eohoolhwse atid one on 51et Street and for all tbe emell ohildren ia the aree
s emall park xould go over real good. I am on the corner lot sad I wvnld enjoy
sssing s etop aign out there beoawe st night it�e like a drag etrip.
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Mr. Carl Paulson, 43o-57th Plaas: r live next door to the pa.rticular lot in
queetion. We have Lots 6, � and 8 and we have a vacant lot which ie buildable.
Thie lot has been split. The lot in queation I could have purchssed all along
if I had any i.ntention of building a double bungalow. What the people in the
neighborhood , ae well as ouraelvee, are seeking ie to retain the eingle dwelling
concept which we have. If you will look at the zoning map you will notice that
the original zoning allowed the preeent type of zoning and it wae not the will
of the people that thie be done in thia ma.nner but this is what the City Council
at the.t time okayed, and there were a lot of areae like that that were okayed
but that were detrimental to many people. Here we have R-2 zoning and when the
atorm came through there were eome homes taken out of that area that laid Weat of
thie property toward IInivereity. Yet, there wae one gentleman who�when he xebuilt,
he rebuilt himself a three bedroom bungalow and he hse acquired the lot next door
eo he aleo hae a�ouble garage. He ie right up againat the induatrial area owned
by a gentleman who'e been in there aince be£ore the rexoning. When he quits there,
hie zoning will revert to our regular zoning. Now the point that I want to make
is that we want to ratain and continue the concept the,t we have. Let me give you
eome figures that I received from the Asseseors office. Weat o£ thia property there
are apartment buildinge and two double bungalowe. One facee 57th Place and the
other faces 5'jth Avenue and both hsve garages in the front yard. Now ve were againet
that but it wae to di£ficult to etop them after they went to far with it. Here are
the figuree. At j60-57th Avenue, the one that faces South, the valuation ie
=24,540. Now the one on our street and £acee 57th Place has a valuation of �25�275�
You are aware that when azt owner livea on hie property he hae the homestead for
both apartmenta eo he hae s credit for both apartmente, eo we don�t get the high
taa rate. We juet get the home rate. On ']th Street Dave Anderaon and Mr. S7nith
are building a row of houees in the neighborhood of E25�000 and i26,000. So when
you comp�re theee figuree with the price of theee homes we are having to support
two familiee for the eame price ae we will be eupporting one family in a eingle
dwelling. In the terme of tasee for the community xe'21 not have to eubeidize
Dave Anderaon's houeee nearly se much se we would a double, worth about the eame
amount of money. When we look at the eothetice of the whole thing it does not
oonform to the houeee in thie area whatsoever. We are dafinitely againet thie thing .._
and I hope you realize thie.
Mre. Leeter Petereon, q00-57th Place: I live on Lote 1 and 2, Block 5. We would
rather prefer a eingle dwelling than a duplea. It createe all theee care and they
don't park off the etreet and it is almoat impoeeible for us to get out of our
driveway at timee. We have these 4 unite by ue and there ie alwaya rubbieh flying
around sad they never pick up anything. The Chrietmae trees are atill blowing
around.
Mre. Csrl Pauleon, 430-57th Place: I think a building like thie ia detrimental
to the co�unity becauee here you have apartment buildings, Petereene houee, e
vacant lot and then thie duplex. What kind of planaing do you call that? It�e
s orazy quilt. Then they are going to continue around the corner and build another
duplez I euppoee. I�m againet it.
It wae noted that Lot j which is owned by Mary Brown, North Dakota, ie not.for
eale.
Mr. Carl Sorenaen, 4615 IInivereitq Avenue: We juet platted Adams Street Addition.
They made ue put 90 foot lote there and here they want to put a double bungalow
on a lot and one-half.
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Mr. 9arrle: Thie ie just for a point of informstion. Thie plot ie pretty old I
and wt�n thinge were firet plotted it wae done in q0 foot lot� and th�ra are �
even som� 25 foot lots in the City of �idley. In the new ooncept of plotting
and planning that rre have now, we like to go to larger lote. It eesme that we
do have a pstch xork type of zoning. It might be well for the Planniz� Commieeion
and Council to take a look st thie zoning but it vould havs to be done at ths
requeet of the property orruere.
Mr. Soreaeen: It ehould be the eame sll over the City and not have them mizod up.
I lost about four lote when �+e platted 90 foot lote.
Mr. Paulson mentioned that Mr. Soreneon referred to the nezt item on the agenda
1�IOH by 0'Fiannon to cloee the publiC heari.ng.
5�conded by Earrie. IIpon e voioe vote, there being no nsye, the motion
carri�d unsalmously.
Mr. Pauleon: Will thi� go before the Councili
Chair�an Minieh: Our minutea sre euDmitted to the Counail. Thia reque�t for
a Spwisl IIee Perait would go before the Couacil for the fiael decieioa.
Mr. Pauleon: Do you gentlemtn go into the nei.ghborhood to view tha neighborhood
to g�L �ome idss as to what the people are thinking in terms of up�sding inetead
of dowe�sding thsir aeighborhood. I am lookix�g st this mattsr on the basls
of it� vorth to the co�unity and to the poople xho live triore ao that thsy
oould rttain their treaquility �nd that it will aonform aeetheticallq to ths
neighbarhood.
Mr. HaTrie: I doa�t believe the Boesd of Appeale hae euf£iaient information
at thi� time to grant the requae4. We do not have the plot plaa aad wa do not
havs a building plan. Aoaording to our charter it eaye it hss to bs a t�tdehlp.
I oannot �ee the hardehip without aeeing firet if the thing could be built on
one lot. If it cau't, this ie eomething el�e. I loot�d at the ara4 bnt I h►d
no idoe of ttu aizs of the dwelling location oa the lot or the loaation of
geragr� iY any.
Mr. 0'Bannon: I hsw th� �ams feelings se the msmDsre of the audience in that
if I had a row of eingle family dwellings along �id. of ms I xould not waat s
duplez to aome in. Now Mr. Swsnson hae tvo lote 40 feot wide apieo�. He haa to
hav�s a tj Yoot eideyard. Xw esn take 13 feet and 24 fNt which adA up to j� fNt :;
0o Yu �till oaa build on Lot 4. I would not pae� oa it though ae I think it
�hould go baok to the building dspestment.
Mr. Psulwns You oannoL build on 40 feet if thert ie more land av�silable in
th� old plat.
MDTION by Harrie to deay the requeet for a Specia2 IIee Permit Qo_w� aatl�►oles��
■nw�Mlagt Lh� presoat tir for the Special IIee Par+it aa we did not hati a�ls
inl6s�a�idiF�tY �e�at thi� �it. _ - . _ _ '�o �"'�a"'_`
SeoondMl by b'Bannon
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Mr. $arrie: I want Mr• Swaneon to underetand thie is only a recommendation and
that he doee have the right to appeal to the Counail. I would euggemt that xhea
thie comae before the Council that he have a building plan and aleo a plot plan
ehowing elevatione and locatione on the property. I would aleo urge that he
poaeibly coneider relocating this, i£ he can, on hia property so it will fall
into the proper zoning. If he could ehow a hardehip, to do ao.
IIpoa a voics vo4e, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimouely.
Mr. Swan�on wae pTesent to preeent his requeet.
Mr. 3weneon informed the Board that he hae a b0 foot by 130 foot lot in R-3
soaing a� ie requseting a variance of laad area eo that he can build a duplez.
It rwld mean reduaing the lot area requirement from 10,000 equare feet to
']S00 �quare feet. There are aingle family dwellinge on both sidee, one oawpied
by the ovner and one rettted out. Mr. Harrie eaid there were double bungalowe in
Blook 2.
?Ir. Carl 3oreneen, 4615 IInivereity Avenue: That lot wae eold to a man who owned
it sbout two yeare back. He. aeked to have a permit for a eingle dwelling snd he
wss turned dovn. Nox they are aeking to put a duplez oa the lot and I think it
would be very unfair. The fellow didn't pay the taxes baoause he couldn't build
on it.
Mr. Paulson: I think the Board ahould have the propoeed building plane eubmitted
to them by the Inapection Depertment. The builder would have to eulmit building
plane to the Inepection Department and they in turn would bring the plane to the
meeting eo that the board would lrnow what ie being done. Is thie being done for
you?
AotiTlg Chairman Minieh: I don�t believe legally that it ie required by the City
to have the plane eubmitted at that time.
Mr. Paulson: A gentleman comee ia snd makee out an sppliaetion telling ynu what
he ie planaing to do. Couldn�t the City give you thst appliaation?
Hank Muhich informed 1[r. Pauleon that xe da not £orce anyone to epsnd the money
to get plans draxn up before they so before the Board for a varianae or Special
IIee Permit.
Mr. Pauleon gave a ehort reeume of the,hietory ot the area involved.
ISr. 3oreisens 2hie partioular block (Blook 7) 3e juet eingle dwellinge. The
bloak�to the North hse double b�mgslove.
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The criteria which the Board of Appeale ie direated to consider wae resd by th�
Acting Chairmea.
Mr. Saaneon esid the building would be the eame plan ae in the firet requ•et. It
would have one-half be.eement, aplit level houee with garag+ee sttached. The
aetbwcke are 5 feet on the garage eide and 10 £eet on the other eide.
Mr. Soreneen aeked him if the 6ottom tialf aould be cament and the upper part wood.
Mr. Swaneon eaid "yee".
MOTION by Ahonen to cloee the public hearing.
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carried unanimously.
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MOTION by Ahonen to deny the variance for the following reaeone;
1. The neighboring lota coatain eingle family dwellings.
2. The lot ia queation doea have eufficient area to permit the
conetruction of a eingle family dvelling.
3. There was no hardehip ehown.
Seooaded by Harrie. IIpon a voiae,vote, there being no naye, the motion
carried unanimouely.
Mr. Loufe Thielen waa preeent to preeent hie requeet.
Mr. Thielens kIe have a paokage deal of the housee in our block. The coafractpr
� who built thie houee did very little for the houae se far se any style ie
ooaoerned. Ebery houee ie equare and a couple have eome phony peake. I would
like to add to my liviag room and bedroom. It will aoat me about =3,500..
' I vwld put s etone front on the houee xith French etyle rrindowe. Mr.
Thielen ahowed eome pioturee to the Board ehowing vrhat the houee wwld look
like xith the nev front oa it. All the neighbore have been not141sd by word of
mouth. Koet are in egxeement beosves.their houeee are identical to mine and fpr
� me to puL on a major imp�oveqent only hel� their pxoperty ae fsr as vslue i�
conoerned. I hsven�t deoided vhether to uee briak or etone for ttx front.
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MOTION by 0'Bannon that the pub�lc hearing be oloaed.
Seconded by Ahonen. IIpon a voice vote, thera being no naye, the motion oarriad.
MOTZOH by O�Bannon to approne the variance of Seation 45•26 to reduce the front
yard requirement from 35 feet to ji feet to permit the conetructlon of an sddition
to the iront part of the dvelling looated at 4820-2� Street N.E., Fridley, for
the fo116ving reaeone;
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1. He livea on a lot where he oould add to the front.
2. It ie an improvement of hie home and the area.
3. There were no objections from the reeidente.
4. It doee not block the view of anybody elee.
5. The only way he could add to the houae was by a variance.
Mr. Thielen aaked if the Board o£ Appeale would want a letter or etatement from
the neighbors.
Acting Chairman Miniah eaid it would be advieable for him to bring in a letter from
the neighbora, that are adjacent to his property.
8eaonded by Ahonen. Upon a voice vote, there being no naye, the motion
aerried unanimouely.
Preaent were Mr. Jack Lawrence, Preeident of Signarafters, Inc. and 7im Stafford
of Signcraftera, Inc. and Mre. Robert Hart of the Sunliner Motel.
Mr. Laxrence: What we would like ie to hsve a variance of the Ordinanae to allow
, more then 12 equare feet of sign area e.nd more than 6 feet in height. Thie motel
hse to edvertise on the highway. We would like to remove the eaieting eign which
ia very cloee to 141 aquare £eet and inetall a eign whiah is 150 equare feet. A
' drawing of the new eign wae preeented to the Board to examine. You have to have
a eign of that size to tell people ahead o£ time as they are coming to a dip in
the grade o£ the road. It would attract the attention of the cuetomere who are
' ooming in From the North, on the other eide of the highway. The present eign
wae reconverted from the old one and juat remodified. It ie a 8� x 12' oval
eign, and you can't read the word motel £rom soroee the road. The lighte on the
new eign will be eimilar to Mi.nnie Pearte ei�, not on or off or flaehing,but
' juet a waterfsll effect which ie on continually With s changeable pe.nel below.
The old eign would be removed completely.
' Mre. Robert Hart, 6881 Highway �65: We are aituated ao that Suburban E3sgineering
comes out in front of the motel. The people coming in do not even eee the eign.
The men from Onan�e can�t find the motel coming from the South toward evening.
' We would like to build a firet clase motel and make it quite elaborate in time.
I think if we are to put money into the eign now it ehould be a good eign and
not eomething we would have to do over agsin. There are a lot of treee by tkze
creek snd they ehut off the view of the eign from the North.
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The Building Officisl read the psrt of the City Code relating to flashing signe.
Acting Chairmen Minieh eaid the Ordinance would not permit tho rrater£all effect.
Mr. Lswrence eaid he thought they could aoms up with s aompromiee.and �►ork iL out
with the Counail. �: The ei� ie 150 equare £eet whiah includee 6" of blua slqr
betrreen eaeh etructure.
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Mr. I,ewrenoe reminded them the preeent eiga ie 142 equare feet.
Mr. Ahonen commented that he goes by the motel everyday and he ha.s never seen
the eiga. Mr. 0'Bannon eaid it lighte up the area but you can't read it.
The eign wae composed of the:,lighte at the top, waterfall effect, the word
"Motel" and a changeable psiiel which could be ueed as a community billboard.
Mr. Lawrence eaid the changeable panel could be deleted.
MOTIOIP by Ahonen ta close the public hearing.
Seconded by 0'Bannon. IIpon a voice vote, there being no naye, the motion
oarried unanimouely.
Mr. Lawrence eaid that in all fairness, he would not waete hie time having
this •iga drarm np and preeented for Mre. Hart if he did not feel thie ie their
only eource of advertising.
Acting Chairman Minieh eaid the Board doea not intend to prohibit eigns, juet
regalate them.
Mr. Stafford eaid the footage o£ the eigne that are up in the sir is tremendoue.
But when you are a hslf a mile array a eiz foot man would look very amall sad
when an exit ie miaeed no one wants to turn around and go bsek.
MOTIO& by Ahonen to approve the requeet of the varieace in coneiderstion of
the fact that the motel bueineea does depe� B dreat desl upon a eign for its
advertieement e.nd they are only ueing one aign. Also for the £ollowing reasons;
1. A caee of hardehip ie involved beaauee the motel is eet eo far back
£rom the highway.
2. The view of the building ie cut off by the structure immediately to
the South and to the North by a dip in tho road at Riae Creek.
3. Competition with Target�e Warehouse.
Seconded by Harrie
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IIpon e voice vote, 0`Bannon abetaining, the motion
6oting Chairman Minieh sdjourned the meeting at 9:45 p•M•
Reepeotf�lly eubmitted,
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T4e meeting wae called to order by Chairman Mittelstadt at 7s31 P.M.
I�IDgiS PRES�IT: Mittelstadt, Minish, Ahonen, 0'Bannon, Harris
0`PHkitS PRESENTs Hank Muhich-Building Of£icial
MOTION by Ahonen to approve the minutea of April 16, 1969 as written.
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unanimouely.
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Mr. Tom Marxen was present to present his request. He brought with him a survey
of the lot showing the placement o£ the house on the lot.
It was brought up that there is a zoning and etreet lsyout study before the
Planning Commission at thia time that will effect this whole area includir�
the back part of Lot 5. This study if paaeed on, wi11 rezone the back
2/3rda of Lot 5 from R-1 to R-3A. It will not effect the front part of the
lot where Mr. Marxen plans to build his home. The part of the lot where the
houae ie to be will remain R-1 zoning.
Mr. Marxen wae asked if he had talked to hia neighbor about hia request for
a variance. He eaid he had not talked to him se he has not been up to the Iot
for a couple of months. He was asked if he thought hia neighbor would object.
He anawered he really didn't know.
There ie no house on Lot 6 to the Eaat of thie property. The house o£ Lot t�
was moved in before the Code was in force and that ia why they have a aetb&i�k
of 48 feet.
MOTION by Minieh to cloee the public hearing.
Seconded by Harrie. IIpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried
unanimouely.
Mr. Miniah: In your opinion Mr. Chairman, ie this something that would have
had to come before this Board.
Chairman Mitteletadt: In my opinion it would not have had to.
MOTION by Minieh to grant the variance for the fol2owing reasons;
1. There is only one other dwelling adjacent to this lot.
' 2. There are no objectione from that owner to thia request.
3. Thie does not appear to be a aubstantial variance in view of the 6 i0o'E
leeWay allowed by the Ordinance.
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carried unanimously.
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I+Ir. & Mrs. Courtney Schuur were preaent to gresent their request.
Pictures, of the exieting garage and houae, tk�t were taken-�y thciBuildi,zl�j
Inapeo�or, rrere ehown to the Board.
Mr. Sohuur ezplained to the Board that hecwante to build on top of the
exiating garage, s room the eame eize as the garege. The addition would have
a value of sbout =2,500, which ie lese than 2�j'�o of the value of the eaieting
structure.
Chairman Mitteletadt: Mr. 5chuur ie in complianee with the II,B.C. Code, and
does not need a variance. If the garage in cracked and unaound to build oA
then thie would be s different matter. Ie th!}re any question in the Buildiz�g
Department that this garage might be unsound to build on?
Mr. Muhich: Yes there ie.
Chairman Mitteletadt: We are talking about the outaide perimeter of the
atructure which ie already 5� feet from the lot line so in my opinion they
do not need a vsriance.
Mr. Minieh and Mr. 0'Bannon agree that this ie noaeon£orming� to our preeent
code and does need a variance.
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Seconded by Ahonen. IIpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion
carried unanimously.
MQTIOft hy Minish to grant the varianee. I don't think that our deciaion on
thia variance ie whether the foundation ia buildable or not. The garage ie
slready there and they are just building on top of the garag�e. The reaeone
for grsnting the variance are ae followe;
, 7. It would be a hardship if they were not allowed to build on thie garage,
2. Thie would be en improvement to the property.
3. The compensation paid by the City would not have had to be paid if co7creot
' building methods were ueed in inetalling the eewer line.
Seconded by 0'Bannon. IIpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion
carried unsnimoue2y.
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Before the permit ie ieaued the Building Inapector ahould inepect the garsg'e
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Mr. Davie waa present to present his requeat.
A picture taken by the Building Inepector, of the atrueture, wae ahown to the
Board.
MO'PION by Ahonen to receive lettera from Mr. Davia' #,wo adjaeen�=neighbora�
Mr. Leslie Miller and Mr. Leonard Larson. The lettere etated that they did
not object to Mr. Davie converting an exiating aummer poroh into a year-round
habitable aitting room.
Seconded by Harris. IIpon a voice vote, there being' no naye, the motion carr.ied
unanimouely.
Mr. Davia ie converting a room which ia claaeified non-livablQ into s livable
room. He ie actually asking for a variance to reduce the side yard requirement
Yor a livable room £rom 10 feet to 5 feet.
MOTION by Harrie to cloae the public hearing.
Seconded by Minieh. IIpon a voioe vote, there being no naye, the motion
carried unanimously.
MOTION by Aarria to grant the variance as;
1. There ie no oppoeition from ajoining neighbore, in £act they approved.
2. Mr. Davie ia juet upgradir� an exiating structure on hie property.
Seconded by 0'Bannon. IIpon a voice vote, there being� no naye, the motion
carried una,nimously.
Mr. Bob Barta wae present to present the requeat.
MOTION by O�Bannon to receive a letter £rom Mr. Don Jacobson, 13']1-53rd Avenue,
the neig'hbor to the Weet of Mr. Barta's property, etating that he does not
object to the garege being built.
Seconded by Minieh. IIpon a voice vote, there being no naye, the motion oarT�ed
unanimouely.
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Mr. Barta etated that he wanted to go £orward so he could get in a 24 foot
g�arage without having to cover up the side kitchen window ¢nd aleo the eleve�ion
drop is so extreme that it would make building a�arage prohibitively expenaive.
MOTION by 0'Bannon to cloae the public hearing.
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MOTION by 0'Bannon to grant the variancea ae;
1. It�s a hardahip ae without a double garage the resale value is low.
2. There ie no objectiona from the adjacent neighbor on Lot 15, Block 2.
3. If the vsriance was not granted he would have to take out the kitchen
window and loae the view.
Seconded by Ahonen. Upon a voice vote, there being no naye, the motion carried
unanimously.
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Chairman Mittelatadt adjourned the meeting at 9:49 1'•M•
Respectfully submitted,
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Secretary
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Meeting was called to order at 7:50 P.M. by Chairman Fitzpatrick.
I�MBERS PRESENT: Fitzpatrick, Cochran, Donlin, Stimmler, Blair a
MEMBERS ABSENT: None ���
OTHERS PRESENT: Paul Brown, Director of Parks and Recreation
Nasim Qureshi, City Engineer
Duane Olson of Comstock and Davis
Homer R. Ankrum, City Manager
N1ELL HOUSE WNSTRUCTION - THE COhAtONS PARK
Mr. Auane Olson o£ ComstoGk and Davis, and Mr. Quxeshi, City Engineer, prasented
to the Commission, the plans for the well house that will be built over Well
No. 2 located in the Noxth parking lot of The Commons Park. It was at firsC
glanned to build an additional room on the building to be used by the Park Ue-
partment for storage. The Council felt that if that much money was going to
spent on a storage part of the building, maybe more money should be put wittl
it and an all-purpose building be built which would include the originally plpt�-
ned storage area plus an office, bathrooms and a shelter area to be used it1 t1�e
winter as a warming house and in the summer as a recreation area. There is a
state code that bathrooms have to be a minimum of 50 feet from a weil, which
would make an all-purpose building at least 50 feet long. The Commission did
not know whether or not the Council�s thinking was this extensive. Another
area for the Commission's concern was if the locatian of such a building would
be benefitiai to the whole park. The Commission agreed that a more central
location wpuld be more desirable, but if the Council would not agree to build
elsewhere, they would like to have the storage area and bathrooms with a breeze-
way type construction of a concrete slab and roof with the plan that an inclo$ed
room be built'at a later date. Mr. Olson agreed to revamp his plans and get
some costs.
DRAINAGE DITCH - LOCKE PARK
The County has asked permission to build a drainage ditch in Locke Park. The
� wet area in Locke Park drains down into the area near the Ice Arena where the
County wants to contruct a parking area. By building the proposed drainage
ditch, the water would run into Rice Creek.
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MOTION by Donlin, seconded by Cochran, that the City allow the contractor
for the County to ditch a low area East of the Arena parking lot through
Locke Park into Rice Creek for purposes of construction; furthermore, the
Commission zeserves the right to reconsider should any correction be n�C9s-
sary and that Anoka County a6sorb the cost of this reconstruction. The
Motion Carried.
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN - CITY MANAGER
' Mr. Ankrum, City Manager, brought the Commission up to date on the progress
of the five year Parks and Recreation Comprehensive Plan. He has projected
the population in 1975 to be 45,000 people which would mean that the City
would need at least 450 acres of park land using the basis of 1 acre of park
' land per 300 people. The Chairman set a Special Meeting for Thursday, May Sih,
at 7:30 P.M. for the_purpose Qf dtscussing.the Comprehensive Plan.
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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF MARCH 24, 1969
MOTION by Cochran, seconded by Stimmler, to accept the Minutes of the Regular
Meeting of March 24, 1969. The Motion Carried.
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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING, APRIL 28, 1969 PAGE 2 2
LETTERS
Letter received from John Rossi, Columbia Arena Coordinator, Subject: Schedul-
ing of Skating Time.
MOTION by Stimmler, seconded by Blair, to approve renting six (6) hours of
� ice time for the summer program with the children being bussed to the arena
and the time being partially paid for with a charge of 25¢ per person.
The Motion Carried.
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Letter received from Robbinsdale Farks and Recreation Department, Suhjec4; �@-
quest to hald theiz Softball Tournament at The Gommons Park.
MOTION by Cochran, seconded by Stimmler, to deny request of the Robbinsdale
Parks and Recreation Department's lettar of March 31, 1969 as being contrary
to the Commission's policy. The Motion Carried.
PLAYGROUND FIELD TRIPS - AGE LIMIT
MOTION by Cochran. seconded by Stimmler, that a minimum age of eight (8) years
' old be required for any field trip in the playgzound program; furthermore, cjiii-
dren six (6) and seven (7) years old may attend the field trip only whe� �CCOm-
panied by an adult in the family. The Motion Carried.
� SUBURBAN RECREATION ASSOCIATION - BUDGET
' The Suburban Recreation Association has allotted $100 for special education for
the retarded, $350 for puppetry in the playground and $240 for a Jr. High Soft.
ball Program and Teen Dance to be used by the Fridley Recreation Department.
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ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned at 11:35 P.M.
A Special Meeting has been called for Thursday, May 8, 1969, at 7:30 P.M. in
the Conference Room of the Civic Center.
The next Regular Meeting will be held on Monday, May 26, l969, at 7:30 P.M. in
the Conference Room of the Civic Center.
, Respectfully submitted,
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' Mary Lo� Erickson, Secretary to the Commission
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AN ORDt;NANCE REGULATING BURNTNGe REQUIRTNG
CONTROL AND CORRECTION OF AIR POLZ,UTiON;
REQL'3RING LI,CENSES AND PERMITS TO OPERATE
CERTAIN EQL'IPMENT; AND PROVIDING FENA�:TIES
EOR VYOLATbCNS OF THE PROVISIONS TI�REOF
THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DOES ORDA.N:.
Section 1., Air Pollution sources, potential or exisitng shall �e
regulated as follow�r
Section 4:;815.01� Tit1e, This ordinance shall be known., cited and
referred to as tt�.e '"Fridl.ey Air Follation Ordinance," except as referred to
herein, where it sh.all�Ge kznow�. as "this ordinancea"
Sectio^ 4e815�03. De;in.ition.s, The followic,g defi.nitions shall applv
in the interpretation and e.-forcemert of this ordir_ance and the 'ollowing words
and terms wherever they occux� i.r� this ordinance are de�fir_ed as followss
Subd, l, Air Cor.tamis?ant shall mean any gaseous matter or
particulate matter, whi.ct. when.present ia the outdoor atmosphere contribates
to a condition of air pollution, i.ncliding, but not limited to gases, vapors,
mists, dust, soot, smoke, fsmes, f1y ash, cinders, an.d odors.
Subd 2, Air Pollution shall mean the prese�ce in the atmos-
phere of one or more air contaminants or combinations therebf which is or,
may tend to be injuri.ous to human health or welfare or injurious to human,
plant, or animal life or propertp, or that interfere with the comfortable
enjoyment�of life or�property or the conduct of business,
Subd. 3„ Ashes sha11 mean any solid material resulting from
combustion including but not limited to fly ash, cinders and unburned
combustibles,
Subd. 4. Atmosphere sha11 mean the air that envelopes or
surrounds the earth.
Suhcl, 5. Cinders sna11 mean particles not ordinarily con-
sidered as f1y ash or dust because of their greater si.ze, consistin.g essentially
of fused ash or bureed matter or �otho
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Suad��15. Odor shall mean the property of. an air contami�.ant whi.ch
stimalates the sense of sme11 in man.
Subdo 16, Opacitv sfia11 mean state of a material which renders it
partially or wholly impervious to rays of lightso Opacity as used in this
ordinance re:Eers to the obsc�iration of an observer''s view�
Subd, 17.. Open Fire sha11 mean any fire from wi�ich the products of
combustion are emitted directly into the atmosphere without passing
throug�a aay control equ7pment�
S�bd� 1$.. .Paxticulate Matter shall mean any material except. water,
that exi.sts in. the atmosphere in a finely divided form as a liquid or solid
at sta*!dard conditions, i.nclnding 6ut.not limited to dusts, fumes, mists,
soot, smeke, fly ash, cinders and ddors, provi_ded, k3owever, water mist
is not excluded when its opacity creates a ha.zard, including but not
limited to traffic hazards, as a result of reduced visibility�
�Subd.. 19� Person. sha11 mean any individual, natural person, fi.rm,
association., or�gaei.zation., partners�hi.p, business,�trust, corporation,
company, trustee, snydi.cate, c1ub, institution, agency, cr any Feder'al,
state or 1oca1 government agency or instrumentality ox other entity recog-
a,ized hp Law as the subject of xights and duties; the masculine, feminine,
singular, or pLural is included; in. any circu[nstances an.d witr,. respect to
acts prohibited or required herein, shall include employers, liceasees,
tenants, man.agers an.d operators of equipment.
Sabd, 20� Process shall mean any action or operation,
1a which by physical action results in a change ia Location,
form, or physic:al properties of a material, or
2.� which by chemi.cal action results in a change ia chemical
compositioa, cE�emi.cal properties or physi.cal pxoperties of
a mr�kerial, or
3� which creates or establishes a condition or situation which
produces air contaminants.
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ORDINANCE NOo
Section 4:815.05� Declaration of Policy, It is hereby determinted
and declared to be the public policy oz t4ae City to maintain the highest
practicable standards of purity of tr,.e air in order to promote and further
the pubtic e.ajoyment and u,se of t�e City°s natural scenic and outdoor
recreational resources, to improve public health, and to facilitate the
growth of human, agricultural, plant, and animal life, all consistent with
maximum employment and �ull industrial development�of the City and its environs,
It is de�med and determin.ed necessary and required t�o the t.�ealth, morals,
comfort, safety, convenience, and welfare of the inhabitants of the City of
Fridley to provide means for rednctien, control, prevention, prohibition,
abatement and suppression of air pollution, Ie is further realized that
the,problems of air pollution are not necessarily solely Local, but usually
are somewhat regional ia nature, aad to that extent, the City shall
cooperate with other municipalities, districts and counties for the purpose
of effectuating the provisions of Laws, ordinan.ces, and regulations dealing
with cont.rol of air pollution.
�Section 4:815e0?. Air Polluti.on a.nd causes thereof declared to be
a Nuisance, Air polluti.o� an.d its ca�.ise� are 't,ereby declared to be a public
nuisance� For any pex�son. witF.in th.e corporate limits of the City to cause,
permit or a11ow emmission of. air contaminants, including but not limited to dust,
fumes, gas, mist, odor, vapor, scnoke, particulate matter or combiaations
thereof, from an.V process, orocesa eq�sipme*�t, refuse-burning equipment,
fuel-burning equipment, contrcl equd.pmenx, or from aey opening of any building,
or Yrom aay other source wnatsoever, within the limits of said City, in such
manner or place as to be or tend to be injurious to human health or welfare,
or injuri.ous to human., plant or ar.imal life or propez'ty or the conduct of
busin.ess, or to cause damage to ps�operty or business is hereby declared to.be
a public nuisancee
Section 4 815,.090 Pubtic Nuisaace Prohibited, Any person who
shall commit, cause, or create a pubLic nuisance or permit any public nuisance
to be created, or to be placed upon, any premises owned or occupied by�him
or them, as declared, defined, and prohibited�in this ordinance, sha11 be
quilty of a misdemeanor�
Sectio.a 4:815o1Lo License Requiredo No person shall own, operate,
maietain or be responsi�le for any il) process equipment, (2) fuel-burning
.equipmen.t, or (3) refuse-hr�reing equipment, as in this ordinance,defined,
from which air contaminants may be emitted or exhausted to the atmosphere,
withi.n. the corporate�lim.i.ts of the Citp of Eridley, unless a L.icence
�Cherefor, issued pursu:ar.t to t6.i.e. ordinance, sha11 have ceen obtained from"the
Fz'„�,d18V Pire Department�' ALl perso^s required to have more Yhan one type af
such 'licenses may fi.1e applicatice for on.e or more thereof, singly or in combina-
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ORDINANCE NOe
Sectian 4s815o23. Combination License Feesa. �In the event any li.cen._ee
ahall be required at any location on. a single Yract of land to have two ox rziore
such licenszs, the combinatian fee sha11 be comguted by adding to the hig�,e�t
license fee required, one half the specified fee for such additional Licenses
as may be required,
Section 4:815a25� Official Open Fire Burning permit Feeo The permit
fee for oPficial open fire burning shall be $25.DOo
Section 4:815.27, New Construction, Repair, or Alteration Fee� The
permit fee for p,ew constructioa, repair or alteration permits sha11 be
schedule of fees of the Fridley Building Inspection Department and other
departments without additional fee for endorsement of Health Authority thezeon,
Seation 4:815,290 Analysis Fees. Whenevex the Health Authority finds
�that an analysis of the emissions from any source�is necessary to determi.ne
the extent and amount of air pollution or air contaminants emitted into the
atmosphere which cannot be determined by visual obsexvation, he may order
the collection and the analysis of samples by the Fridley Health Department,
The Minnesota State Health Department, State Pollution Cpntrol,Agency, or by
any competent laboratoryo The fees for such work sha11 be equal to the totaL
of the actual cost paid the personnel plus the actual cost of the analysis
work. The City Health Authority sha11 report cost of such work to the
Director of Finance who shall render statements for such work to the licensee,
or other person responsible for the control equipmento The statement sha1L
be sent registere.d mai1, return receipt requested, by the U. S. Mail:, The
amount claimed in the statement shall be paid to the City of Fridley wi.thin
ten days after rece�pt of the statement.
Whenever any person objects to the amount of sampling or the cost thereof
Ihe may appeal the same as elsewhere l-ierein provided,
Section 4:S15o310 License Application, Issuance, Maintenance, and
Adminstration. The application for Air Pollution Control Licenses other than.
Open Fire Permits sha11 be made on forms furnished by the Fridley Fire
Prevention Chief and shall set forth (a) the.general nature of the busin.ess,
(b) the Location, (c) raw material to be processed, (d) flow chart o[
operation, (e) existing air pollution controls, (f) proposed measuri.n.g
devices if any to be �installed by appLicant,.(g).and such other informati.or,
as the Fire Prevention Chief shall require, Such application for and
issuance of such licenses, their maintenance, termination, and administration
s.hall be in accordance with and subject to all cond.iti.ons of the Fridley
Ordinance Code relative to general requirements for issuance of licenses
by the City of Fridley and the requirements of this ordinance, If such
requirements have not been complied with he sha11 deny the application for
issuance of the licensee
Section 4:815033. Application for Official Fire Permit� The appll.t.ation
for official fires sha11 be made on forms�furnished by the,Fri.dle,y Fi.:re
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ORDINANCE N0.
Nothing herein shall Se construed to preveat the use of such records or infor-
mation by the Healtn Authority in enforcin� the provisions of this ordinance or
in compiling or publishin� analyses or suxnmaries relating to the general con-
dition of the outdoor atr.zos�here; provided t:�at such analyses or summaries
do not identify, direcYly or indirectly, any source or reveal any information
otherwise confidential un3er this section.
Section 4:�15. =�1. Removal and Correction of Violations. All persons,
operating air pollution control equipment or allowin� or causing the emission
of air contaminant� havin� a report posted in the establishment giving notificatioa
of one or more violations of this ordinance shall correct or remove each such
violation within tne len�th of time se� by Lie Health Authority. The length of
time for the correction or -rernoval of each such violation shall be stated on the
inspection report. The failure to remove or correct each such violation within
the time period noted on tne inspection re�ort shall constitute a separate vio-
lation of this ordinance.
Section 4:J15. 43. Dense Smoke or Equivalent Emissions Prohibited.
� No peraon shall cause, suffer, or allow the err.ission of denae amoke or any
other equivalent emission into the atmosphere from any procees fuel-burning
equipment, refuse-burning equipment, procecs equipment, open fire, or any
other source. Dense smo:;e is smoke the shade or appearance of which ie
darker than No. 1 of the P.inglemann :,hart or of cuch opacity ae to obacure an
obaerver's view to a degree equal to or draater than does emoke of the shade
of No. 1 of the Ringlemann Chart exceptin�:
pes�on
Subd. 1. Smoke, the shade or appearance of which is equal
to but not darker than No. 2 of the Ringlemann Chart
for a period or Yeriods aggregating -.ot more than Eour
mi_�utes in any 30 mi.iutes; or of such opacity ae to
obscure aa obaerver's view to a degree not greatcr
tha:, does srr:oke of tne shade of No. l of the Ringle-
mann Chart for a period or periods aggreeat{,pg aet
mose than four minutee in any 30 minutee.,
Subd. 2. Smoke, the shade or aprearance of which ie equalto
but aot darker than No. 3 of the Ringlemauu Chart,
or of equivalent o�acity, for a period or perioda aegre-
gatiag not more thaa three minutes in any 15 minute�
wheu building a new fire.
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ORDINANCE N0.
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Procese Weight Rate
Rate Emission
Pounds per Hour Tons per Hour .'ounde per Hour
` 30, OOJ 15. 25.2
40, 000 20. 3 �. 5
50, 000 25. 35. 4
60,0�0 3J. 40.J
7�,000 35. 41.3
80, 000 40. 42. 5
S�, 00� n5. 43. 6
100, OJO 50. 44. 6
120, Q0� SJ. 46. 3
140,000 70. . 4?.8
160, J�0 E0. 4S. 0
200,000 1JJ. 51.2
1, 000, 000 500. 69. 0
2, ��0, 000 1�J0. 77. 6
6.0�0,000 30JJ. 92.7
Iaterpolation of the data in this table for procese weight rates up to
60� 000 lb/hr. shall be accompiished by use of the equation E=4. 10 P`�• 67, and
ittterpolation and extrapolatian of the data for proceas weight rates in excese of
60, 000 lb/hr shall be accompanied by use of the equation:
E=55.0 P�• i1-40, where E= rate of emission in lb/hr and P= procese
weight rate in tons /hr.
5ection 4:815.49. Processes Emitting Air Coataminante Prohibited..
No peseon shall cause, condu�Ct. use, operate, or maintain any machine, equip_
ment process or proceea equipment not otherwiee regulated in this ordinance,
os such equipment to which the process weight rate table, elsewhere mentioned
herein, cannot be applied, which emits air contaminants to the atmoaphere in
quaatities or frequencies which cause air pollution as herein defined.
Section 4. 815.61. Sulfur Dinocide Requirements. No peraon ehall
allow, permit or cause the emiesion into the atmoaphere of sulfur diaocide from
aay source ia such manner and amount that the concentrations and frequencies
of such emiseioas exceed thoee shown in the following Table No, 2 in the ambient
air at atny place at or beyond the property linea of the premises upon which the
�ou�ce ie located.
�oncentration * TABLE NO. 2
Q�ABm, Maximum annual average
0. 10 ppm, 24 average, not to be exceeded over 1"Jo of the days in aay 3 moatls yeriod.
0.25 ppm, not to be exceeded for more than one hour in any 4 eonsecutive days.
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ORDINANCE N0,
Sect.ion 4;SLSa.61a MultipLe Source Requirements. In ar.ty area of the Gitv
of Fzidley in which. one�or more separate sour.ces of.emission located on premises
.abutting.or adjacen.t to one another increase Che amount of air contaminan.ts
in the ambient ais, allowable amounts of emission pexmissible from any sin.gle
source sha11 be decreased is± proporei.on to the air p�llutant Levels attxibutable
to such multiple sources�
Section 4:815a63. Open Fire Refuse Burning Prohibited. No gerson shall
cause, suffer, permit, or a11ow the open burning of litter or refuse, except
as otherwise set fortn in this ordinance� All open fire refuse burning sha11
meet all requirements of the Pire Department� Tree leaves, brush, and
grass clippings may be burned by open fire without a permit, until such
time as the City of Fridley shall provide for pickup and removal or other
disposition of same, either by contract collector or its own operation:
Section 4:815,.65o FirepLaces and Outdoar Cooking Fireso The use of
indoox and outdoor fireplaces and outdoor fires for the purpose of cooking,
warmth, or recreational purposes is permitted without permit under this
ordinance, provided, however, that such fires shall not be used for purposes
of refuse disposal an,d shall meet other ordinance requirements of tl-ie City�
Section 4:815�67� Gonstruction Fires. Open fires used in construction
work for ground thawing i.n t.he winter are not proFibited by this ordinance.
Salamanders or other devi.ces may be used for heating in constrnction or other
work. Any person using such fires shall use fuels which do not make smoke or
flyash. No permit eha11 be requirede This exemption for such fires does 2ot
exclude such fires from compliance with the regulatory provisi.ons pf this
ordinaace and other ordinances of the city<
Section 4:815.69, Official Fireso Open fires may be set in the performan.ce
of an official duty of any public officer if the fire is necessary for one or
more of the following reasons or purposes;
Subda 1. For the prevention of a fire hazard which cannot be
abated by other meanso
Subd. 2o For the instruction of public fire fighters ar in-
dustrial employees under supervision of the Fire Chiefo
Subd, 3. For tize protection of the pubLic health or welfare:
Subda 4, Disposal of dangerous materials if no alternate
means of disposal is xeasonably available.
Subd,: 5. Such fires may be set by such officials upon theiz
own initiative.if_required as a pari of their of£icial duties ox upon.
application of interested parties in the manner elsewhere in this
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Section 4:815. 7�. Hand Fired Fuel Burning Equi�ment 2'rohihited.
No pes�on �hall inatall, conatruct or use hand fired fuel burning equi�ment �uch
as but aot limited to furnaces, boilern and stovee. Thie requirement shall aot
apply to fiseplacee, recreational firee and conatruction fires as provided else-
where 1n thi� ordinance.
• Section 4:315. 31. Udors, Emission �-'rohibited. No �eraon ahall
cpuae, permit or allow emission into the atmoephere of air contaminants having
odor� which are noxious, nauseating, obnoxiouc, offeaaive, annoyin„ inauriouR or dsa�er.
oup to health, comfort, welfare, or property.
9ection 4:315. a2. Odors, Emiasiona, Panel. No peraoa shsll cau�e
or p�lrmit the emiseion into the ambient air of irritating obnoxious odore whicharo O! t�ck
intensity as to cause air pollution on any adjacent reaideatial, recreatioxtal, ia-
stitutional, commercial or educational premisee. An irritating odor will be
deerned to be of such inteneity as to cause air pollution when 30 perceat or more
ot s �ample of the people nor:nally exposed to it believe it to be objectionable
iis their usual places of occupancy. The sam.�,le aize shall be at least 20 aeople
or 75 perceat of those exposed if fewer than 20 peoj�le are expoeed.
Section 4:�15. �3. Equipment Breakdown. No person ahall operste
any �roce��, proceea equi�ment, fuel-burnin� equipment or refu�e-burtung equip-
ment WheR such procesa or equipment is out of repair, causing or �ermitting air
contaminante to be emitted into the ataaosphere. Emiasione exceeding any of the
limits establiehed in this ordinance as a direct reault of upset conditions in or
bseakdown of any process equi�ment, fuel-�ur:iinb equi�ment, refuse-burnin�
equiNmeat or control equi�ment or related o;�arating equipment beyond the control
of the person owninb or operating such equij�ment, shall not be deemed to be in
violation of this ordinance, provided that the owner or operator adviees the Health
Authority of the circumstances and outlines a corrective �rogram. The Health
Authority �hall permit operation on a temporary basis during the period of such
an essier�eacy shut down if such operation will not create an immediate serious
publia health haaard.
Section 4:315. a5. Yrovision of Teat Facilities. Any peraon respoa-
sib10 fpr say procees, proceas equi�ment, control equipment, fuel-burning equip-
ment, sefuse-burning equipment, or other equipment which may emit air contam-
insnts, upon the request of the Health Authority, ahall provide openiage,
mesa4 of accees to sampling points, lighting, and power source, and any aimilsr
s1�:7npl,i$$ tacilitiee neceseary to provide accurate inegection and teatinp, t6ereof
uades t�►i� or�nsnce. Such facilitiea may be permanent or temporsry at the dio-
csetioa oi the pezsoa seaponeible for providing the :z. Such faeilities shall be
�ste snd �hsll conform to all applicable Laws, Rulea, and Regulatioae coveriag
�ate psactice.
Section 4:815. 87. Equivalent lv.ethods of Air Pollution Control. Aay
pzocodure, process, or equipment which shall provide air pollutlon control m�etlag
tha •taadard� of this ordinaace may be validated. The licensee or other proper
per�a� sbsll �ubmit to the Heslth Authority evideace �howing in detail the procedure,
proce�� or eq,uipmeat snd the eifectiveness tliereof. If such method� are determiaed
by th� Health Authority to be sn equivslent, the Health Authority ahall validate the
�ame apd �uah procedure, proces� or equipment may thea be used.
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Section 40815.94= Sealing of Equipment. In the event the licensee
fails to make corrections of violations as defects.noted on the Health
Autt�ity Inspecti,on Report, the Health Authority may prevent further
operation of any control equipment, any fuel-burning equipment, any refuse-l.
bnkning equipment, any process equipment or any other equipment emitting.or
discharging air contaminants into the atmosphere by affixing a seal to such
equipmenta No person sha11 operate such equipment so sealed and no person
shall remove such seal from any equipment, except under tne direction of
the Health Authority.
Sectia�n 4�815.9�o Volun*_ary Cessatio� of Operaiion, An� perso�c
operatisng f��el-��rni�g equipment, gracess eq�ipment, refase-burcafng equip-
me[�t, eontrol equip�e�t, prc,cess, as defined i�i this ardina�sce, or amy
other eq�aipme�.t emitting air contami:�ants i�eto the atmosp&�ere, may voluastarily
cease such. operat�on to avofd co��in;�ed violation of t�n�s orda,nanee iz lieu of
license suspe*�si�n or revocatio.� ar other penaltics.
Seetion 4:815.97. Vioiacicn Cos,tinued More than One ➢av. Each day that
a violatior, coatinues to exist shall constitute a separate vfolation.
Sectian 4:815.98. Separability, Should any section, subdivision, clause
or other provision of tlnis ordinanee be declared iay a court of competez�t
jurisdiction to �e inval.id, ,sach decision shall etot affect the validity of the
ordinance as a whole s�or of any part thereof other tha!n the part so declared
to be invalid,
Sectfon 3. Pesaalty for Violation, Any person v�olating the provision�
of this ordfnar3ce shaP1 �e guilty caf a misdemeanor arnd �npon conviction thereof
shall be �u�ished by a fi[se of �iot mare than one ltundred dallars ($100.00) or
by imprisonmert. far *aot t� exc�ed 90 days.
Section 4. EfEective Date. This ordinance 3�aa11 take effect fifteecx
days after its publ�cati.on,
Adopted by the City Coueaeil
Attest:
City Clerk
Reviewed for administratioa��
City Pi�nager
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Mayor
Appraved as ta form and legality:
City Attor�ey
Reviewed iry gealth Departmento
Public Healt� S�nitarian
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6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55121
MEMO T0: CITY COUNCIL
MSMO FROM: CITY MANAGER
April 29, 1969
SUBJECT: ACIUARIAL SURVEY - POLICE PENSION FUND
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' 1. According to the Minnesota State Statutes our Police Pension Fund is
required to have an actuarial survey of their funds. The incorporation date for the
Fridley Police Penaion was the 26th of September, 1966.
' Section 69.71 of the Minneaota Statutes reada in part, "Penaion and retire-
ment Fund Surveya - each of the following pension and retirement funds for Policemen
and Piremen ahall have an actuarial aurvey made of ita funds showing the condition
� of the fund as of December 31, 1967, and each four years thereafter ----.
(See memo from Finance Director attached as Inclosure No. 1).
2. Since our Police Pension Fund is due of an actuarial suzvey, the City
, Manager forvarded a memo to the Police Pension Fuad Officers and asked them to make
arrangementa for the survey. The Police Penaion Association Officers contacted the
George V. Stennes and Associates, Consulting Actuaries, and that firm estimated a
, coat of their services for the actuarial survey would be $300 to $400. (Copy
attached as Inclosure No. 2).
, 3. In the letter from the Pension Fund Association to the City Manager, the
Association indicated their Board would like to explore the possibility of City
funding and assistance in the important matter. (Letter attached as Inclosure No. 3)
' 4. As a media of study to provide information for the Council, the Finance
Director was asked to come up with the percentage the City pays towards the Pension
Fuad and the percentage contribuied by Police, as this could possibly provide a
� basis for any contribution the Council might consider making towards the actuarial
survey. It appears. the Policemen con[ribute approximately 28.5 percent and the
City contributea 71.5 percent. Of the proepective coat of the actuarial survey by
� George V. Stennes Asaociatea of top cost of $400, this pro rata method would mean
the City contributea $286 and the Pension Fund contributea $114. (See Finance
Director's memo attached as Inclosure No. 4)
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5. The Finance Director,indicates the City pays the entire Firemanls Pension
Fund and that the Fireman's Relief Asaociation Fund has been paying for their
actuarial surveys. For this reason the Finance Director indicates some thought
should be given to paying both, if the City pays for the Police Pension dctuarial
survey. (See Inclosure No. 4),
6. Conclusions;
Since the City pays the entire Firemen's Relief Aseociation Fund requirements
it appears in essence that Che City is already paying for the actuarial survey
either in funds or it is paid from interest derived from City provided money. The
Police Department members are paying into their pension fund and as such are
individually contributiag to the fund. The conclusions are based on the assumption
that the City ie paying for the Firemen's total pension and it must be kept solven[
whether from direct funds or interest.
7. Recommend that the Couacil consider paying 71.5 percent and Fridley Police
Pension Association consider paying 28.5 percent of actuarial survey costs. If the
Council desires to participate it is possible the Police Pension pssociation could
pay for the entire cos[ of the survey and be reimburaed the City share in January
of 1970.
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MEMO T0: City Manager and City Council
FROM: F,inance Director
SUBJECT: Actuarial Survey - Police Pension flind
Z recently met with Mr. Moulton, Chairman, Legislative Retirement
, Study Commission,and Senator Tom Greig, concerning the proposed
bill for the Fire Relief Association Pension Benefits for full
time members of the Fire Department.
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While there,the subject of an actuarial survey for Police Pension
Funds came up. It was Mr. Moulton's opinion that if a Police
Pension Fund was incorporated on or before December 31, 1967 an
actuarial survey is required.
Section 69.71 of the Minnesota Statutes reads in part "Pension
aqd Retirement Funds Surveys - Eaeh of the following pension and
retirement €unds for policemen and firemen shall have an actuarial
survey made of its funds showing the condition of the fund as of
December 31, 1967 and each four years thereafter. Shey are," etc.
The incorporation date for the Fridley Police Pension was the 26th
of September 1966.
INCLOSURE N0, 1
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:�4r, John Anderson, Treasurer
Fridley Police Yension Association, Inc.
0431 University Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55421
Dear Mr. Andersun:
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PALMfM 4.ROOT
1'ENSION �DMINISTII�TOR
ROSA��7N lERNiTFIN
♦SST, ADM�N157A�TOR
IIP�E�T O. SC,�INEIDlR
INSUIIANCE A�-COUNTANT
' lt was a pleasure visitin,k wilh you over the phone yesterday, and we
would be very happy lo make a valuation of the Retirement Plan C�r the F�idley
, Police Department. DependinK upor, the number of alternative proposals and
also depending upon the number of conf�rences with your group, I estimate
that the cost of our service•s would be !rom $300 to $400.
, Enclused are some Corms for se•nding information to us. The first sei
uf forms asks for a description of the benrfits of the plan and for financial
, information about the fund. The second set oi material asks for personnel
data. II this sama information is already available in a different form, it is
perfectiy all right to send us copiPS of the sheets which are already prepared,
' I£ this plan does not require member contribu[ions, you can ignore any ques-
ti�ns about such contributiuns. In addi!inn, if the plan does not have aurvivor
beneCits, then you do nol need to indicatr whether or not the member is married.
' Since you mentioned that at the present timE you have no retired members nor
any uther persons receiving benefits, yuu can ignore the sheets which ask for
this information.
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Ceel free to get in touch with me.
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Sincerely youra,
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Franklin G. Smith
I.INI'UI.Y
INCLOSURE N0. 2
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' City of Fridley
6431 Univeraity Hvenue
I�idley Kinneeota 55421.
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Dear Sir:
In neponae to vour let'er of March 26th adviain� the penaion gmup
of our Iegal �tatua in repard to an actuarial �urve,, The �oard of
Directora haa directed me to advi�e ��u that we have initiated atere
for the neceaaary eurvey.
G.fter contacting sev°ral firms in the firld in an attempt to min'mize
coat� and with the provieo that t!-;e fi:m meets etatutory requirement�,
we intend to have *he �urvey done bS:^eor�e V. Stc,nnes and Aaeociatee.
ti firm that apecializea in munici.ral pention aotuariala.
In co-nection with these unavoidable expensee the board would like to
explore the poesibilit;� of �ity funding and aaeiet�cc in thia import-
ant matter.
Youra Truly�
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April 29, 1969
MEMO T0: City Manager
FROM: Finance Director
SUBJECT: Actuarial Survey - Police Pension Fund
In response to your memo of April 24, 1969, the
members of the Police Department pay four percent
of their salary towards the pension fund. The
City levies bne mill for its share of the pension
fund. This mill averages out to ten percent of
salary, based on the current size of the Police
Department for the year 1969.
This means that for the year 1969, the Police
Department is paying 28.5 percent of the contribution
and the City is paying 71.5 percent of the contribution.
With respect to paying for the actuarial survey of the
' Police Pension Fund, the City Council would be initiating
a policy different from that which has been in effect
for the Fire Pension Fund. The Fire Pension Fund has had
, actuarial surveys and has paid for them with their own
money. I would imagine that if the City Council is going
to pay for the Police Pension EUnd, they would also then
want to pay for the Fire Pension Fund Actuarial Survey.
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INOL09URE N0. 4
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Cif�y o� �i���e�
6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE
MEMO T0: CITY COUNCIL
MEMO FROM: CITY MANAGER
SUBJECT:
ANOKA COUNTY
April 30, 1969
FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA S¢A21
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, A nego[iation settlement recommendation was approved by the Ci[y Counc.il pn
March 4, 1969 and was submitted to the Union on letter dated March 5, 1969. The
document contained terms agreeable to the union representatives at the time. 5ee
copy attached as Inclosure No. 1.
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In answer to the City letter of March 5, 1969, cited above, the Minneapoli&
Bartenders Loca1 No. 152 membership in Fridley did not accep[ the negotiated
offer. Lettet attached as Inclosure No. 2. Other unions voiced request fox
further negotiations.
Negotiations with all Unions concerned was conducted on April 17, 1969. After
, considezable discussion it was agreed by the Management Negotiating Team and Union
RepresentaCives that all items in the original Ci[y offer would stand as the final
offer, but agreed that managemen[ would recormnend to the City Council that the
, offer of May 5, 1969 for bartenders would be increased from $3.39 per hour to $3.4�,
per hour.
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Management agreed to recommend to the City Council the retroactive pay would
be paid in a separate check as soon as possible.
The Union withdrew all other 3emands and agreed to accept the 1969 negotlations
on other mattera as indicated in the le[ter of May 5, 1969. See copies of Union
Letters attached as Inclosure No. 3.
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APRIL 30, 1969
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RECOIMfENDATIONS :
' That the City Council approve the recommendations of the Manager's
Negotiating Committee and offer the following additions to the-Ma�S, 1969 settle-
ment offer; ����
' A. That the bartender's wages (full time and part time) for 1969 would be
$3.42 per hour.
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B. That payment of retroactive pay back to January 1, 1969 be made in a
separate check as rapidly as possible.
C. That the provisions of this memo and the 5, 1969 letter be approved
and be considered changes to Union agreements.
D. That the City Manager be authorized to forward a letter to the Employee'e
Union Local 792, Minneapolis Bartenders! Local 152 and Beverage DiBpensecs'
Union Local No. 458 AFL-CIO placing the agreement into effect.
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HOMER R. ANIQtUM
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' STATE OF MINNESOTA
' COUNTY OF ANOKA MUTUAL AGREEMENT
' TH1S AGREEMENT made and entered into this day of
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�unicipel corporation, hereinafter referred to as the �City°, and
' Clarence J. Anderaon and Grace L. Anderson, fee owners of Lots
' Nine (9�, Te� (10), Eleven (II), and Twelve (12), Block "M",
Riverview Heights Addition, hereinafter referred to as the °Ownsrs�.
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That parti�s hereto for One ($I.00) Dollar and other good
' and valuable consideration, do mutually agree as follows:
TH11T the City has previoualy received verbal permission from
the ownsrs to conmtruct a te�porary dike across the above described
real estate.
THAT thia Agree�ent is �ade for purpose of stipulating to
certain conditions upon which the temporary dike shall be �ade
pereanent.
THAT the owners agree to allow said dike to remain o� the above
deacribed property as a per�anent atructure upon the following
conditions:
I. That the slope on the face of the dike will be betwee�
¢ to I and 5 to I and shall be so aloped by the City, subject to the
approval of the ow�ers.
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2. The City ag�eea to level and seed that portion of the
lot distrubed by the construction of the dike.
of clay.
3. The City agrees to cover said dike with 2 to 3 inches
' 4. The City agrees that all fill material above the 821
•contour elevatio� will be rewoved or placed on areas of the lot
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which are lower than the 821 contour.
5. The City agrees to pay the ow�ers Five Hundred and no
hundredths ($5�0.00) Dollars plus furnishing the owners One Hundred
(100) pounds of quality grass seed.
6. The ownera agree to allow said dike as constructed to
resain on said property permanently and to give the City the right
to enter on the dike area for purposes of ineintenance and to install
a teu�porary sand bag dike above the 821 contour (evel, if future
flood co�ditions so require.
�. The City agreea to reatore the property to its original
conditio� following any necessary saintenance or place�ent of a
, te�porary dike above the 821 contour elevation.
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IM TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the parties hereto have hereunto ret
their hends this day of , 1969.
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham
CITY MANAGER - Noeer R. Ankruw
In Presance Of
STATE OF MINNESOTA )
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COUNTY OF ANOKA )
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On this day of , 1969, before �e, a;
Notary Public within and for said Cou�ty, perso�ally appeared Jack
0. Kirkhe■ and Homer R. Ankrus, to �ne known to be the perso�s
described i�, and who executed the foregoing instruwent and acknowledged
that they executed the ea�e as their free act and deed.
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IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the parties hereto have hereunto tet
their haads thia day of , �96q,
Clarence J. Anderson
Grace L. Anderson
In Presence Of
STATE OF MINNESOTA )
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COUNTr OF ANOKA )
On thia day of , 1969, before n�e, a
Notary Public within and for said County, perao�ally appeared
Clarertce J. Anderson a�d Grace L. Anderaon, to we known to be the
persons described in, and who executed the foregoing instru�ent and
acknowledged that they executed the aawe as their free act and deed.
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COtlMTY OF ANOKA
A TEMP'ORARY EASEMENT AND
OOTION 'f0 PURCHA3E
TNIS 116REi11ENT wad� �ed �wt�rad inte this ?�1lh d�y d M�reh,
(969. br �nd b�tw�n C 1 �rsaa� J. es 1 f sl • end ��� h� . i qi, r NT •
Ni i�i�, hu�wd and rifs= �wd Rebsrt E. f��e •nd �'jAE•l _Ta
FMyMw, I���wd �wd rft�, h�MiMfE�� Ml�rw�d te �s ti» "ow�w".
�ur th� Citr �� F�id{�y, � wwicipl oorpor��tf�w, An�ica CeretY.
M iww�Nl�, 1+� i n�1l�r hi�rwd s� a• tb� 'C i tr' .
Ti.s City •4w.ss te p.y tb• orn�w� tM wn� of Thr.. Huedr.d
i1N� M�Y��I� �f,%�•�� EiO) �N'y �OP t.�1t L�O!'a!'y NMMQt •i
M�awiM� Iw thla AQry�nl. �id .sa�nt �I�sll M aowaid�r�d •
awt �f tiw �uroM M P� 1 a�, i t sl�� ru 1•�t.t� oPt i a, d�� i b�d
b�lwr is �x�ois�d.
1111EREAS, th. City ef Fridl.r d.si�•s to iwild . fl..d dik•
ie �w !� �r�ct o�rt�is •rM• ot tM ci�rj •wd
WNEREA�, it i• w�a�+�y to oow�t�wat n.id dik� on P�+'tY
�1 tA� wn�rs ��s ��ifie�lly d��oriMd a• Lata Oa� (I). Tw (1),
Thl�N ($�s Fwr (4�. ��d Fiw (S�• Bloclt 'Y'� R{vp�view H�i�bts
Aiiilf�aj �wd
MIIEREAS, tM City M• wk d�t�rwiw�d ai thi• d�t� vMel�
tM dik� ri l i b� �MpKU��r K��a�wt.
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NOM TNERfFQRE, tM p��ll�s aprw •� ��IINrs�
TWIT tIN Citr �11 l��w t1� �i�At !� �ntK rMw tM �►w�
��►1� p�rtr tor tM• pw�pow• �f ��t�wetin� • tt�ed dik�,
whiel� ilk� J�a11 !» conald�e�d • te�peary �twet�r� t� b� r�w�wd
br Oat�ber 1, t969, in a w�rkMallk• rsn�� �ad !A� p�e�rly hst�i
te Its Mipinal s�ltie�, �aapt fe► thoN trs�• th�t wst b• r+NV�d
te eewttwat th� dlk�, w+i�a� tA� Citr d�aiA• to •��refw th� Mtl�w
t� purelww st�t�d b�iM+ er vwl�aa th� Nrti�• huyte �Mal� �w
i'rNNQ� :� MI[� tM ��NNQL NI'��11ML.
TMAT ti� �Ist�ts 9���l�d w�Mia �I+�11 wt b� oonstw�d to
1nt�rl� vith or M�str{ct 11�� qrawto��, th�{� M1rs er •�sl�ns �s�
�f th: �rNls�s witb Mwr�at b th• eM�twctieu �wd ri�t�eans� of
Orp�e•by 1�hwwet� alewg awd evsr th� orsaiM• h�r�ie d�sa►Ib�d
M(��•!h� �rN •re M aws�wel�d � s wrt ts (� i r Lh� st��w�lh
�r iwt�wl�h witA th� rN awd aalet�wawe� �1 Mid aik�.
TNA T tAs as�wt � I pAt • pr�atsd ts !h� C i Cr i wa 1� tl►� ►1 ot►t
t� �wt� Mi� prp�rtr t� constwet th� d{k� •wd th� �ipht ta �wks
ali ��frs �� I��YM�11l1 MCf�Mry te riwt�ia �M dik�.
IT If /tlRTNLR ACRfEO �r �wd New�w tl� p�rtl•s tiwt tl� Cily
�1) Aaw t� NtiM �f �wrsA�sinp tl►� a6�vi d�urib�d ral ytat�
t� t1N w� �1 Ow� Tkw�wd �Ix N�wd��d Fittr aw� +a Arw�+dtA�
(:1,`50.00) D�It��s. lN�tl� ritA �nr sesrw� t�x�s. Mwalti�s, aw�
' a�{�1 •uss�wt• iw �ni Mr�sl• In t969 �� tl�N�tt�. TMf•
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IT IS AgREEO b�tw�a th� p�rti�s tM�t if N id option i� � 94
�x��e{Md th�t tMa r��) �st�t� alesin4 a�d Mrwet I�r w 1� �tY
•h. i 1.b. on .r b./'.h J.ww.�y 30, ! 9�a.
IM TE3TlMONY NNEREOf, th� p�rti�s h�t� 6aw h�hewte Nt
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P�IIe �ilhiw sad tK Mi� Cwatr, p���ilr �p��r�d Clar��� J.
, 8�11�1• �ar ��w �,,,�,_�1 isl�, Iw�w� •wd w11�, �w�
R�rs E. ►o►ww rwr cL _f��n, AuaMwd �nd vif�,
, t� M kww� te i� !!w p�ra�w• d��e�IbsA iw, •wd wAe �x�etit�d tA�
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IN TE�TIMONY MMEREOf, th� p�rti�s I+�r�ts Iw�w Aw�rwto s�t
th�i� i�awds this dar �f Ibreh, Ig69.
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COttNTY OF ANOKA ) N�
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MArOR - .l�ek 0. Ri�icl�w
CI TY MANAQER - N�� R. �Iwkrw
Ow ti�i• d�y �f II��eA, 1lf9. b�t�� .�, � N�t�ry
Pi { i t � i tl� ( w a�d fe� M i d Cwatr, o��a�ws 1 0 y��shd �ak 0.
Ki�kl� �wd Nw� R. Awicrw, te w� knwn t� b� !A� NrMws d��iMd
i�, •ad MM ��evt�d tl�� f�ein� {nstwNnt �ad ��kw�wl�d�i lh�t
sh•r �wawt�d tb� �sN a• thsir IrN •ct �w/ dNd.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF ANOKA
A TEMPORARY EASEMENT AND
OPTION TO PURCHASE
THIS AGREEMENT �ade and entered into this 24th day of March,
1969, by and between Arvo A. Onerwa� and Ritwa A. Onerwa�, husband
and wife, hereinafter referred to as the 'owne�s', a�d the City of
Fridley, a wunicipal corporation, A�oka County, Minnesota, hereinafter
referred to as the 'City'.
' The i a y e o rs sua ne I.0 �a
D Ila� o e o a cr n e
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WHEREAS, the City of Fridley desirea to build a flood dike
in order to protect certain areas of the City; and
WiEREAS, it is necessary to conatruct said dike on property
of the orners �ore apecifically deacribed as lots Thirteen (13),
Fourteen (l4), a�d Fifteen (IS), Bloek °M°, Riverview Heights
Addition; end
WHEREAS, the City has not detersined at this date whether
the dike will be tewporary or perwaoent.
NO1V THEREFORE, the parties agree as follows:
THAT the City ahall have the right to enter upon tha above
describad property for the purpoaes of constructing a flood diko,
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which dike shall be considered a te�porary structure to be rewoved
by October 1, 1969, in a work�anlike manner and the property restored
to its originat condition, except for those trees that �ust be resoved
to conatruct the dike, /�'
unless the parties hereto reach an ��
agreewent to �ake the ease■ent peraanent.
TNAT {he rights granted herein ahall not be co�strued to
interfere with or restrict the grantors, their heirs or assigns uae
of the prewises with respect to the conatruction and maintenance of
property jwproveme�ts along and over the pre�ises herein described
so lo�g as the sese are so constructed as not to in�pair the strength
or interf'ere with the uae and aaintenance of said dike.
THAT the easeAent rights granted to the City include the
right to enter said property to conatruct the dike and the right to
wake all repaira and i�aprovements necessary to aaintain the dike.
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IT IS AGREED between the partiea that if .r� [�
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e���iiw�rMl�t the real estate elosing and pay.ent for said property ��
shall ba on or before January 30, 19i0.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the parties hereto have hereunto aet
their hands thia ca �� day of March, 1969.
�!7/i.�.� !�[ d//� 1���
Arvo A. Onerma�
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Ritva A. Oneraa�
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COUNTY OF
On this 2��G day of March, 1969, before me, a Notary
Public within and for said County, persora Ily appeared Arvo A.
Onerwan and Ritva A. Oner�an, husband and wife, to we known to be
the persons described in, and who executed the foregoing instruwent
and ecknowledged that they executed the sa�e as their free act and
deed.
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MERVIN J. HERRMANl1
NOtuy PubNC, Anoka C�pu�!�' Mlnn.
MY CortulYSSfon ExPires xPC 1y.1969�
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IN TESTIMONY WNEREOF, the parties hereto have hereunto aet
their kands this day of March, t969.
MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkha�
CITY MANAGER - Hower R. Ank�ua
IN PRESENCE OF
STATE OF MINNESOTA )
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COUNTY OF ANOKA )
On this day of March, 19b9, before ■e, a Notary
Public within and for said County, personally appeared Jack 0.
Kirkha■ and Hower R. Ankru�, to we known to be the persons described
in, and who executed the foregoing instruwent and acknowledged that
they executed the sawe as their free act and deed.
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batwaen..........................................................................................................._.............................................................................................................................
The Beecher Company, (nc., a corporation under the laws of the
State and Minnesota, and Richard Meagher and Cof.l.ee-M Meagher, husband
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oftho GFountg of ...:........................................................................... .o;nd 3Eate of.......................................................,.....................................,
y�e...i.�.� op c�u �r.e ��t, wed.t.he.. C.� t.Y..._of... �r i.d I.eY..,e ................................................................
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uri'f'C' :p�..t........... . M i nn_e_sota .................................... Partd! or tha amcond p¢rt,
rnrpo�wn undcr Ehe lawe of tke Stata of ......................... .
itncggetq, That the said part1eS.. of he rat part, iry naider,dtion o� t7u auan� of
�E.....(.�.1...SiQ. ..._�.�.I..I..a..�....d.�d... ot he r...,3ood... a.nd... va. �ua.�.�_e... con s.i �.ra t � on ---- DOLL,IRS,
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to....�.f.I�.IB ..........................................in hand paid by the said party oJ tha a.cored part, tha receipt whereoJ ia
kenby acknou�ledged, do............ hsreby (3rant, Bargmin, Quitclaim, and Convef unto the eaid party oJ
the seoond 7�¢rt, its aucoessors and assigna, Foreaer, all tha traot...... or p¢roel..... of land dging and bein�'
in the County of .............A.noka......................................................a.nd State of Minntaota, deacribed a.s follows, to-wit:
Lots Nineteen (19�, Twenty (20), and Twenty-One (21), Block
'Y", Riverview Heights Addition to the City of Fridley..
A permane�t easement to build a flood dike on the above
property. Said dike to be co�structed at height not r
to exceed Eight Hundred Twenty-Five (825�et above sea level.`�'�
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The rights granted herein shall not be construed to interfere
vith or restrict the granto�s, their heirs or assigns use of
the premises with respect to the construction and mai�tenance of
p�operty improvements along and over the premises herein
described so long as the same are so constructed as not to
impair the strength or interfere with the use and maintenance
of said dike.
-' Easement rights granted to the City include the right to enter
said property to construct the dike and the right to make ell
repa i rs and i mprovements necessary ,to ma i nta i n the d j ke . irae s�..,'//
b� Y!,'rypVCC� oNtY r�s Nece.ss�ryANdw,/� beri�v.�e�� IF'PoSSrb/e�i.•ASNVe\� �I�'
The City agrees to install a culvert at the intersectio� of �O8•�'
Buffalo and Broad Streets to provide adequate draina e into ;��
Spring Brook. J�N />ddir;oNR� CuLve.t Sti1LJ- beqoac� nr c;ty
g}pe.,+se or.ithe SoutbR,ZsTCorNer oFThe pru�erTy i F Necessnr�
for A�rn.�.1e oF f�l�A-tifOrS Prore.ry, y*'"�'�a8+�1�t' ,��-/
NO STATE DEED TAX DUE HEREON:
'�Go �abe anD to �olD tlje �A�ne. To�%ether wilh nll tlrn c�re<ZitaTnen,ta and appurtenances t7ure-
unto belonain� or tin an�ise appertainin„ to t7ee sairi na.rfy of the sccontd part, its attccessorx nnd ussizn.s. �
Foreaer.
�n �egtimonp '�t�ercof, The sald parE �ei o° t7�e frst part ha�e _. &e�cunto set their
hantZ 8. the do� antl Jertr /frst nboz•c rr•riticr�.
In preatnce of
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IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, The said firat party has caused these
presents to be executed in its corporate naoe by its President
and its Seeretary and its corporate aeal to be hereunto
aff i xed.
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' On th i a 25m day of ldarch , 19b9, before me,
a Notary Pubiic, within and for said County, peraonally appeared
Richa�rd H. Sauve and Harriet E. Thompson
' to �e perso�ally known, who, being each by we duly sworn did ay that
they are respectively the Ptesident and the secretary
of the corporation nan�ed in the foregoing instru�ent, and that the seal
' affixed to said inatrusent is the corporate seal of seid corporatio�,
and that said instrua►ent was signed and sealed in behalf of said
corporation by authority of its President and said
' President a�d _ Secretarr
acknowlsdged aaid inatrument to be the free act and deed of w id
corporation.
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ANOKA COUNTY
6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421
Arvry Corps of Engineers
Col. Richard J. Hesse, District Engineer
1217 U. S. Post Office & Custom House
St. Paul, Minnesota 55101
Gentlemen:
April 30, 1969
A request was forwarded [o the Corps of Engineers asking the Corps to
consider installation of a permanent dike in the Riverview Heights area of the City
of Fridley, Minneaota, to prevent flooding caused by the Mississippi River. Copy
attached as Inclosure No. 1.
The City Council passed a Resolution in conjunction with the request for
permanen[ flood protection measures. See resolution attached as Inclosure No. 2.
The Corps of Engineers and the City of Fridley participated in the erection
of a temporary dike to combat the 1969 floods. Through the assistance of the Corps
of Engineers a sizeable portion of the houses in the Riverview Heigts area was
protected from flooding. Map indicating temporary dike loca[ion is attached as
Inclosure No. 3.
The City obtained several easements for installation of the temporary dike.
Some of the easements can be permanent easements along the west and north border
of Spring Brook. In some instances the Ci[y is being given the option to purchase
the land.
The dike along Riverview Terrace and 79th Way was construction for the orost
part on City atreet right-of-way.
Property owners in the area have voiced an indication they would be receptive
to a permanent dike along [he road. Our Engineering Department is at preaen[
conducting a study of what exists, utilities and traffic problems that would need
to be overcome. Copy of inemo indica[ing work the City Engineer is doing is attached
as Inclosure No. 4.
Easements along Riverviev Terrace would be extremely coatly if the property
ownera along the atreet were not receptive to the dike on the right-of-way and a
portion of their property. Either houses would have [o be condemned and purchased
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or a tremendous amount of fill would have to be placed in the Mississippx River
to extend the bank sufficiently to provide base for the dike.
In view of the above, we are requesting that if at all possible that the Corps
of Engineers send representation to Fridley quickly to see if the temporary dike
can be made permanent, as cooperation might well afford a huge savings in construc-
tion costs to both the U. S. Government and the City of Fridley and provide much
needed flood protection to the residents of Riverview Terrace.
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RESOLUTION
Attachment for Applicatioa No.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY �F
(Governing Body) (Public Entity)
T13AT �
(Name of Yncumben[) (Official Position)
be and he is Iiereby authorized to execute fox and in behalf of
, .a public entity established
under the lawa of the State of , this application
and to file it in the appropriate State office for the purpose of obtaining
certr+n Federal financial assistance under the Federal Msaster Relief Act
of 1, o(Public Law 769,� 89th Congress, Section 9).
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Passed and approved this /� day of ,
Name and Title �
Name and Title �
Name and Title
CHRTIFICATIOti
I� , duly appointed and
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og , do hereby certify that the above is a tsue
and correci copy of a:resolution pasaed and approved by the
pg on the
(Goveraing Body) (Public En[ity)
day of , 19
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Date:
(Official Position) (Signature)
, (Note: If the applicant is a State agency, a letier
from the ageacy head designating his authorizefl
_.�� representaCiVe should be inserted Ln lieu of
this EXf1ISIT "A'7
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MIDIAND CONSULTANTS, INC.
Mr. IJasim Qureshi, City
Fridley C1ty Hall
6431 University Avenue
Mirmeapolls, Minnesota
Dear Mr. Qi.meshi:
CIVIL 2NOINEERB �nA LAND 6URVlVORB
iM0 COUNTY 110AD J
MINNEAPOLIB, MINNlBOTA
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April 22, 1969
Engineer
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Subject: Request for �mporary Connection Near
Universit,y Avertue NE ar� Osborne Road
On April 17, 1969 we received your letter dated April 14, 1969 relative
to the above cormection.
While the map designated as Plan B shows what is interded to be an
alternative for servir� the property for wriich the imaediate connecbion is
required, the proposal for pextr�anent service to the area in question does
not inolude facilities to cornrey sewage fYrxn this area to the point on the
District's joirit interoeptor where capacity for this area has been provided.
It is our w�derstanding that the entire area in question in this case
is that area bounded by the north corporate boundary of Fridley to the north,
by University Avenue to the east, by Osborne Road to the south and the G.N.-
N.P. Railroad to the vrest.
Plan B ir�dicates thaf5 the alternative cormection to the District intex�
ceptor to serve the area desc:ribed above woule be at a point betv�een 77th Way
and 78th Averiue N.E. Capacity in this portion of the District system has been
des3gned to serve the needs ef the City of Coon Rapids arrl Sewer Districts Nos.
1 and 2 in the City oP Blaine only. As we have pointed out to you previously,
the capacity allqvance for the portion of Fridley described above has been
designed into the Rice Creek interceptor at University Avenue N.E. and at its
intersection with the Mississippi River interceptor in the approximate location
of 69th Avenue N.E, extended,
It is urderstood fY+an am telephone conference yesterda,y that two
additior�al pointa of cornectipn might be requested to provide service to the
area described above. It is iuderatood also fY�aa our telephone canference that
it is your su�estia� tt�t the capacity requir�ent fos the area described above
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is insufficient to be of concern in the overall utilization of the District's
lnterceptor system by the Coon Rapids and Blaine discharges.
Inasnuch as the proposal for the alternative connection dces not
cover the total capacity required for the area described above, vre are imable
to evaluate your suggestion.
When we have your e�tima+.e of capacity required for the entire area
described above, we will canpare this requix+gnent with the total design
capacity ard projected utilization of the District's joint interceptor betwee�
the proposed point of connection and the point at which capacity was designed
into the District system for FMdley.
RIS:ks
CC: N.S.S.S.D.
Very tYUl,y yours,
MIDT�7 CONSULTANPS, INC.
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(COUNTIES OF ANOKA AND RAMSEY ) s5.
(VILLAGE OF SPRING LR[� PARK )
I, .7ohn M. Conde, acting Village Clerk-Treasurer of
the Village of Spring �ake Park, Counties of Anoka and
Ramaey, State of Minnesota, do hereby otficially certify
that the attached and foregoing mutual agreement by and
between the Village of Soring Lake Park and the City of
Fridley, is a true and correct transcript of a Special
meetinq held by the Yillage of Spring Lake Park on the
28ci day of April, 1969. �� �
VILI.AGE SEAI,
Village of Spring Lake Park,
Minnesota
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COUNTY OF ANOKA MUTUAL AGREEMENT
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THIS AGREEMENT made end entered into this ,�(3'� day of
, .,�.LxszT�G , 1969, by and between the Villaqe of Spring Lake Park,
Anoka County, a municipal corporation and the City of Frie?ley, Anoka
, County, a municipal corporation.
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W}iERE:AS, the parties to this agreement are both members
of the North Suburbar Sanitary Sewer Districtp and
WHEREAS, the City ot Fridley needs a sanitary sewer outlet
for the newly constructed eob's Produce Ranch, located at 7620
University Avenue Northeast; and
Wf�REAS, the North Suburban Sanitary 3ewer Distric*. has
inatalled a main 11ne to serve Spririg Lake Park at or just West of
University Avern�e Northeast ar�d North of Osborne Roadq and
NIfiEREAS, the City o£ Fridley has authorized the �reparation
of final engineering plans for an internal sanitary sewer system
to serve that portion of the City of Fridley North of Osborne Read
and West of University Avenue Northeast.
NOW TI�REFORE, it is agreed hy and k�!tween the p,�r*_ies:
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into the North Suburban Sanitary Sewer DSstricT. main on a temporary
' connection which shall be terminatPd nn or before July 1, 1971.
' Be it further ��reed, that *hP number of REC's discharged
' through said connection shall not exceed fifteen (15) as detecmined
by the North Suburban Sanitary Sewer Distcict.
Be it further agrePd, that the City of Fridley shall make
payments for the REC and user charges directly to the sewer district.
Be it further agr.eed, that the plans for s�id c_ronnection
and the actual inspection of the conr�er_tion stiall. be approved by
both parties to this Agreement and by the North Suburban Sanitary
Sewer District.
IN TESTIMONY Wi�REOF, tfie par*_ies hereto have hereunto set
their. hands this r�� day of �%�R/J. , 1969.
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CO(!NT'Y OF ANOlCA )
On this �day of ___1''��,�. /, , 1969, lxfore eie, a
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Notary Public within and for aaid County, personally apQeared Arnold
J. Holz and John M. Conde, to me known to be the persons deecribed in,
and Kho ezecuted the foregoing instcvnent and acknavle8ged that they
executad the same as their free act and deed.
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YRRY ANN (iA�►�ps
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thsir hands thia
In Presence Of
STA7E OF' FQNiESOTA )
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OOt�lTY �+' At10XA )
day of , 1969.
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CITY MANAGER - iiomer R. Ankrum
Qi thls dey of , 1969, before q, a Notary
Public �eithin and tor aaid County, personeily e�pp�ar�d Jack p. Kirkhan eud
tbw�r R. AMcrum, to me knorm to be the persons described in, and vrtw
, lxeeufkd tife foregoinq l,n:�r►�ent �nd acknqw��e(,� kt1�i they e��Ctlted the
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R&SOLUIZON N0. �
RSSOLUTION ORDERING IMPROV@�[�TS, AppBL)QAL OF P1.AN5 AND
ORDERING ADVSRTISffi�[iT FOR BI� : WATE& II�ROVffi�NT
PROJECT N0. 94
WH&REAS� Ordinance No. 414 suthorized emergency repair of Well #2 in the
amaint not Co exceed 1lrenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000.00).
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W!ffiREAS� to protect the revised facilitiea, thore ie nead of a well houee.
fJl�REA9, all this work ie basically in the natute of remodeling and r.pai7��.p�,
Wf�REAS. purauant to a Reaolution #54-1969 of tha City Cauncil, adopked qn
the 7th day of April, 1969, Comstock and Dsvia, Incorporated� Coneulting $agineCr�i
hae prepared plans and specificatione for all the imprwemente psopoaad by'$e�p•
lution #54-1969 and has preaented euch plaas and �p�111c�tian� to thp Qounp�i,
for approval.
NOW, Tf�REFORE, BE IT RBSOLVED, hy the Council of the City of Fridley�
Minneeota, as followa:
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That the following improvements haretofore propoeed bq Council
Reeolution �54-1969 are hereby ordered to be effected and com-
pleted se soon ae reasonably poasible� to-wit:
Conetructlon of Well House and other facilities for Well #2.
That the work imolved in such imprwement as liated abwe
shall hereafter be designated ae Water Imprwement Project Iio. 44.
Such plana and specificationa, a copy of which are attached
hereto and made a part hereof, are hereby apprwed.
The work to be performed under Water Imprwement Project Np, 94
ehall be perfoxmed under one contract.
The City Manager ehall accordingly prepara and cause to be inaerted iA
thn official newspapex advertiaements for bid� upon the making of �uch
imprwementa under auch apprwed plane and epacificationa. The advertiee�ent
shall be publiahed for two (2) weeka (at leaet 10 daye), and ahall specify
tha work to be done and will atate that bid� will be opeaed aad conoiderad
at 11:30 o'alock A.M. on the day of�ae, 1969 in the Council Chaubere
of the City Hall, and that no bida will be coneidared unleas aealed and
filed rith the City Clark, and sccompanied by a cash depoeit, bid bond,
or certified check payable tq the City for five per cent (5%) of the
amount of such a bid. That the advertisement for bido for Wa[er Iaprwement
Projact No. 94 sha11 be substantially in foim as that noted in �chibit "8"
attaehed hareto for refereace and msde a part hereof.
ADOPTSD BY THE CWNCIL OF FRIDLEY THIS _� DAY OF �� 1969.
AITSST:
' CI CLSRR - Marvin C. Bninse 1
MAYOR - Jack O. 1Cirkham
RFSOLDTION N0. �
� BFSOLUTION ORDERING PItELIMINARY PLANS, $PECIFICATIONS, Atm
ffiTIMATFS OF TAE COSTS TF�tDOF: ST. 1969-3 ADDffiiDUlS N0. 1
BE IT RFSOLVED, by the Council o£ the City of Fridley as folloxs:
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1. That it appeare in the intereet of the City and of the property ownere
affected that there be constructed certain improvementa, to-wit:
Street improvemente including� grading, etabilized baee, hot-mix
bituminous mat, concrete ourb and gutter, water, eanitary eewer
linee and eervicee, incidental drainage and other facilitiea
located as followe: .
Stineon Blvd.: 1,000 feet eouth of Gardena Avenue to Rice Creek Rd.
5th Street: From 54th to Interetate 69Q outerdrive.
Streete in Adame Street Addition:
Waehington Street: 67th Avenue to 68th Avenue
Jeffereon Street: 67th Avenue to 68th Avenue
Street on South eide of plat: 7th Street to Jeffereon.
2. That the City Engineer, Nasim M. Qureshi, City Hall, Fridley, Minn. is
hereby authorized and directed to draw the preliminary plans and
speoificatione and to tabulate the reeulte of hie estimates of the
coets of esid lmprovements, including every item of coat from
. inaeption to completion and all feee and expenees incurred (or to
be ineuxxed� in connection therewith, or the financing thereo£, and
to make a preliminary report of hia findings, etating therein whether
esid improvements are feaeible and whether they can beat be made
ae p2�oposed, or in connection rrith eome other improvemente (attd tha
eetimated coet aa recommended),including slso a deecription of thp
lande or area ae may receive benefits therefrom and as may be
propoeed to be aeaeesed.
j. That the City Clerk ehall act to aecertain the neme and addzese of
the owner of each percel of land directly affected or rrithin the ares
oP landa as mey be proposed to be aeaesaed for eaid improvements (and
eaah di them); and upon receipt from eaid Engineere o£ the said
preliminary report, calculate estimates of aseesemente ae may be
yropoaed relative thereto againet each of eaid lands.
4, That eaid preliminary report of the F�gineers and estimstee o£
aseeeementa oY the Clerk, ehall be furniahed to the Council, and made
available for inspection to the owner of e.r�y parcel of land sa mey
be aYfected thereby at aqy public hearing held relative thereto, as
rell ne at ar�y prior time reasonable and convenient. J
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IDOPTID BY TfIE CITY COIINCIL OF TI� CITY OF FRIDI,EY TFiIS �
nsY oF , �968.
MAY�i - Jack 0. Kirkhrm
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QITY CLFIZIC - Marvin C. Bzyneell
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RESOLUTION TO ADVERTISE FOR BI�S FOR
ONE POL.1 CE CAR
BE IT RESOLVED by the Counci'i of the City of Fridley
as follows:
That it is in the interest of the City to
purchase the foltowing item or materiats
ONE POLICE PATROL CAR
2, A copy of the p%ans and specifications for the
above descr9bed item and materialD together with
a proposaY for the method of purchase and the
payment thereof have been presented to the Councii
by the City Manager and the same are hereby
approved and adopted as the plans and specificationsa
and the method of acquisition and payment to be
c-equired by the C9ty with respect to the acquisition
of said item and ma�teriato
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above shail be effected by sealed bids to be received
and opened at 1�°3� o°cbock a.m, on the 19th day of
Mayy 196go The City Manager is di�ected an� author-
ized to adveftise for the purchase of said item
and materiai by sealed bid proposa2s under notice as
provfded by �aw and the Charter of the City of Fridley,
the notice to be substantially in form as that shown
by Exh9bit "A" attached hereto and made a part of by
reference., Said notice shalt be pub�ished at least
�5 days or through two (2) publications in Yhe official
newspaper of the City ot Fridleyo
PASSE� AND ADOP1fE0 THIS 5th ppY OF MaY , 1969,
BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY,
City Clerk - Ma�vin e�-unsel�
MAYOR a JACK Oo KIRKHAM
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A RESOLUTION AUTHORdZIN� AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING -0F SPECIRL ASSESSMENTS ON
lOTS 20 TO 30, PARCEL 600, BLOCK 2, ONAWAY ADDITION
WHEREAS, eertain special assessments have been levied with respect ta certain
Land and said land has subsequently been subdivided. '
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED as follows:
ThaY the assessments bevied against the following described parcel, ta-wit:'
Lots 20 to 30, Parcel 600, Block 2, Onaway Addition, may and sha}1 be apportioned
and divided as follows:
Original Parcel
Lots 20 to 30, Parcel 600,
Black 2, Onaway Addition
Division of Parce} Approved
Lot 20� 81ock 2, Onaway
Addition
Lot 21, Block 2, Onaway
Addition
Lot 22, Btock 2, Onaway
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Lot 23, Biock 2, Onaway
Addition
Lot 24, B1ock 2, Onaway
Addition
Lot 25, Btock 2, Onaway
Addition
Lot 26, Btock 2, Onaway
Addition
Lot 27, Block 2, Onaway
Addition
Lot 28, Block 2, Onaway
Addition
Lot 29, Block 2, Onaway
Addition
Lot 3o, 61ock 2, Onaway
Addition
Fund
Original Amount
Regutar S. & W. (Sewer Main) $ 127.58
W #34 (Water Main) 502.89
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Fund Original Amount
Regular S. � W. (Sewer Main) $ 11.60
W #34 (Water Main) 45.72
Regular S. � W. (Sewer Main) $
W �34 {Water Main)
Regular S. & W, (Sewer Main) $
W #34 (Water Main)
Regular S. & W. (Sewer Main) $
W #3�+ �Water Main)
Regular S. F, W. (Sewer Main) $
W #34 (Water Main)
Regular S. � W. (Sewer Main) $
W #34 (Water Main)
Regutar S. & W. (Sewer Main) $
W #34 (Water Main)
Regular S. & W, (Sewer Main) $
W #34 ('dater Main)
Regular S. & W. (Sewer Main) $
W #34 (4dater Main)
Regular S, & W. (Sewer Main) $
W r�34 (Water Main)
Regular S. & W. (Sewer Main) $
W #34 (Water Main)
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Fage 2, A RESOLUTIOPJ AUTNORIZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
ON LOTS 20 TO 30, PARCEL 600, BLOCK 2, ONAWAY ADDITION
ADOPTED BY THE Ci7Y COUNCIL OF THE CITY OP FRIDLEY THIS J� DAY OF
, 1969.
MAYOR Jack 0. Kirkham
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK Marvin C. Brunsell
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APPOINT1a:NT FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION - MAY 5, 1969
BUII�IING STANDl1RDS - DESIGN CONTROL COZ@ffTfEE
Reaigned Member Term Expire�
Carrol K. Hauge 1-15-70
645 - 67th Avenue
Fridley, Minnesota
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MAY 5, 1964
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ABNAY R. MUHICH
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CHIEF INSPECTOR
BIIILDING INSPECTION DEPT.
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S�YICS 3TATlON
I�M�A� �OiIIdiad
7�0 HiBhn�7 #65
Fridl�y� Minn�eota
Rlwrsid� Standard
83A0 Ts. 8iwr &oad
FridLy, TLtnaeaota
Wantland Sta�ard 3ervice
5311 Univeraity N.E.
Fridle�, Minnesota
F00& PSb8IZ9li�[4
McG� Bakeriee�.Inc.
755 53rd A.e. N.E.
Fridl.•y� Minnesota
YBNDING 11ACHINE
Tom R�an
6389 Un3wreity Ave, N.E.
Fridle�, ltinnseota
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500 '%3rd Ave. H. E.
Fridlq, Kina�eot4
lfioo Inddpendent 011
6500 Ya+t Rivsr Road
Fridley� l�tinneaota
Gntral 3pNdT Car Waah
j201 Gntral Avsnw N.E.
FridUy, t�inn�aota
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Lea Sohalfran
Jam�a A. Arwtrong
Jamee G. We,ntland
Norman Herglund
Thomaa J. �yt�n
Ceorge Kuhl
Ken Miz
Stuart Pihlatrnm
Jam�a Abbstt
i�a. H. Gottraldt
•,� � ci�
Hlda Inepe�ctor
Fire Inapector
Bldg InspecLor
Fire InapsoLo�
Bldg Inepsctoa�
Ftre Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inapector
Health Inapsctar
Health Inapsctor
HealEh Inspector
il.alth Inrpootor
Chid of Poliw
H�alth Ia�p�cLor
Chisf of Polios
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]p Goate
1540 Riae Cre�k Rd.
gridlq, Kinneeota
CAFB
Hig B's Fisas
64T9 iFni�sraity Ava.
Fridley� iFl�►ssota
Unitq Hospital
550 Oseorne R�oad
Fridloy, Minn�sota
Kl,nnle Pearl
5�5 ��ra1t� ltve.
Fridle�, Minnsaots
Hurgsr King
6A10 Uaives'sity Ave.
Frldi+7s �soLa
CIGARE'PTF�
Burg�r xing
6410 Ikdnersity Aw.
Fridlr�, Ilinnseota
Holiday Anto
H�. 11694 & Oniversity
Frid1,�Y, MSxvueota
B� >
Robsrt Christemon
Audrsy 11i•ilmann
Michael J. Regen
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Health Inspootor
Chief of Police
Building InapectoT
Health IaapscEo�
Donald J� d.eivereenn Healt,h Tx�epecte�+
David C Sommsr
Jaaes 8. !lcCann
Jamee S. McCann
id.&. Councilman
Hea1Lh Tsiopsot�p�'
Health IsispC�4R�
Chief of Police
Chief oP Polic�
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LIST OF CON'PRACTOR'S LICENSFS TO BE APPROVID BY THE CITY COUNCIL FOR
THE FISCAL PIItIOD OF APRIL 30 1969 THRII APRIL 30, 1970. _
May 1, 1969
BLACKTOPPING
IInited Aephalt Go., Ina.
331-Coon Rapida Boulevard
Coon Rapida, Minnesota
EXCAYATOR'S LICENSE
Robert L. Miller Construction
1390-10th Avenue
Newport, Minneaota
Qu1nn Plumbing
8003-13th Avenue South
Bloomington, Minneeota
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Clemron, Incorporated
44>> Central Avenue N.E.
Minneapolie, Minneeota
Faur Star Inveetment Co.
500 Greenhaven Road
Anoka, Minneeota
Harold E. Julien
2526 Bunker Lake Blvd.
9noka, Minnesota
T. C. Kjeaeth Conat. Co.
4230 Central Avenue N.E.
Minneapolis, Minneeota
Kraue-Anderson of Mp1s,Inc.
501 South Bth Street
Minneapolie, Minnesota
Hugo Skrandiee Conet. Co.
195 Hugo St. N. E.
Fridley, Minneeota
A. L. Williame Conet. Co.
947 86th Ave. N. W.
Coon Rapida, Minneeota
Zuehlke Conet. Co.
6495 Pierce St. N, E.
Frid2ey, Minnesota
By: Gary Anderain RENEWAI.
By: Robert L. Miller NEW
By: Ha.rold Quinn RENEWAL
By: Clem Johneon RENEWAL
Bp: Winalow Chamberlain NEW
By: Harold 3ulien RF�iEWAL
By: Theodore Kjeeeth RENEWAL
By: D. Engelson RENEWAL
By: Hugo Skrandiea RENEWAL
By: A. L. Williame
B�: �pbeFt Zuehlke
h "�s�,jlay(L�JI
RENF,WAL
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Plbg. Inep.
Bldg. Insp.
Bldg. Inap.
Bldg�. Insp.
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Bldg. Insp.
Bldg. Insp.
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LIST OF CONTRACTOR�S LICENSE Page 2
G9S SIItVICES
A1's Plbg. & Htg. Co.
8¢00 Center Drive N. E.
Minneapolis, Minneeota By: Ralph Hildebrandt REREWAL plbg. Inap.
Mill City Htg. & Air Cond.
13005 B 16th Ave. N,
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Wm Steveneon; RENEWAL Plbg. Ine�,
Fred Pogt & Co.
3260 Gorham Ave.
Minneapolie, Minneaota By: Fred Vogt RFaiEWAL Plbg. �ng�,
HEATING
Al�a Plbg. & Htg. Inc.
8400 Center Drive N. E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Ralph Hildebrandt RII�IHWAL Plbg. Tnsp.
Equipment Supply Co.
1526 Crawford
St. Psul, Minneaota By: Ek�sld J. Finger RENEWAL Plbg. Inap.
Mi12 City Htg. Co.
13005 B 16th Ave N.
Minneapolie, Minnesota By: Wm Stevenaon RE'NEWAL Plbg. Inep,
Fred Vogt Co.
3260 Gorham Ave.
Minneapolie, Minneeota By: Fred Vogt RETTEWAL Plbg. Iit��,
MASONRY
Cedar Concrete Co., Inc.
']720 Wentworth Ave. S.
Mintteapolis, Minneaota By: William Smith RENEWAL Bldg, Tnep.
T. C. Kjeeeth
423� Central Ave. N. E,
Minneapolie, Minneaota By: Theodore O.Kjeseth RII�IEWAI, Bldg. TnBp.
83TIMATBS FOR COUNCIL APPROVAL - MAY S, 1969
Heights Electric Inc.
4015 Central Avenue N. E.
Columbia Heighta, Minneeota 55421
Estimate # 2(FINAL wiring of Fridley
Municipal Garage - according to contract
' patch 6 Erickson, Inc. Architecta
2801 Wayzata Blvd.
Mtnneapolie, Minneeota 55405
' &etimate (FINAL� prchitectual Feer on
Fridley Municipal f,arage accordiag to
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$465-A County Road 18 North
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55428
For vork completed this date for conatruction
of Water Improvement project 75-H according
to contract (A PARTIAL ESTIMATE - Estimate #2)
Bergerson-Caswell Inc.
13120 Wayaata Blvd.
Minnetonka, l�tinneaota 55343
For work completed thia date - Project #94
(Well #2 - Ordinance No. 414). ( A PARTIAL
ESTIMATE).
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$ 1,559.40
$ 586.73
S 6,138.00
s 3,s�i.zo
' APPLICATION FOR PAYMENT No. 2 DATE �/31; bq AR;�';f'', , rt' _:� 5
' Tn Fridley Volnnteer Firemen� Relief Association i2S
This Application is for balance �ayment tor Electrical work dune vn your
' Fridley MuniciRal Garage projectfrom 1/26/68 to 6/�7/'�j{}
OzuriPtion of P�oi� Work Ilems Contr�et Candekd � Completed peience
Anroa�t Thin Period To iM[e To Finlsh
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Wiring oP Fridley MBniclval
Garage- acoording to oontract
ofY12/T9/67
Tofals
ero TMele
CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT
Baeed on o�r oboervatioae, thie application (or pay-
ment ia mrrect to the beet ot our knowledge, and
the. contractor ie enti}l�d to the indicated payment
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Tofet Previouslv Certi6ed
nmoun� lrow We.........y = ��559• � y �J�.i9, (:' �J
ntin is b n.tib w� d� .wt liwa .m.K w eeen cdnW.t�d in .em.Axo .W+ a�e..�
do�v�meb W tlut �11 Lwiul eMrya br Abor. m�terial. Ne.. for �AieF pmLS peljRpp»
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PATCH AND ERICKSON, INC., ARCNITECTS ■
�Q�� WAYZATA lOULFVARD, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA SSd03
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t Mr. N, Qureshi
6431 Univereity Ave, N,E,
Fridley, Minn,
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�s Fridiey Municipel Gerage
Commt 67-025
No, 2508 �INAL--.— B��
Contracte; GenQral - $71,800,00
Mechaniosl- 16,385.44
Electricel -_ S 9 • 00
�103.779_44
Fees @ 5% of $103,779,44 - - - - - -
Printiag p�qe � g�cificstions to Biddera-
Leee Paysente Received -
Amount Due - - - - - -
$5,188,97
$5,3156,48
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eo�plianee vith Ct+ape�r il. City Code of Fridley, Itinn�sota. 1%3 b� saa��
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MEMO FOR RECORD:
There has been some discussion of the possibility of
providing land for a YMCA in Fridley.
The City Manager conGacted John Pidgeon, City Manager a[
Bloomington as that City had the same question as to legality.
Mr. Pidgeon indicates they received an Attorney General's
ruling that a City cannot give land under such circumstances.
Mr. Pidgeon indicates Blaamington submitted a bill Co
legislators, which was a special bill for Bloomington alone,
asking permissive legislation to allow them to give land. i
have asked Mr. Pidgeon to send copies of the bill just in case
our Council would be interested.
��v�..,.w R. c�.�+�w' -..-�
HOMER R. ANKRUM
CITY MANAGER
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ORFIC.E OF CIVIL DEFENSE �
ett�y a� �zidlery
6431 University Ave. N.E. . � �
Pridley, Minn. 554ZL�� � �
ANOKA COUNTY
April 27, 1969
To the Mayor and City Council
Warning System
In an effort to try and expedite the approval of federal funds,
the Mayor directed letters to our Congressmen regarding the
problem of funding Civil Defense programs.
1 am attaching copies of the letter and answers received
for your information.
Respectfully yours,
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obert D. Aldrich, Director
C�"vil Defense
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April 7, 196g
United States Seoator Eugene J. McCarthy,
1)0 South 4th St.
Minneapol(s, Minnesota 551��1
Dear Senator Plctarthy:
{ am wrFYiny you concernTny the problems of local communities in securfny
matchiny funds for their Clvit Defense proyrar,s.
Por many years tha Federal Government has errtphasized the need for adequate
warniny systems and faliout shelter proyrams, yet as the conununities
attempt to develop or expand the programs, they run fnto th� probtem
of fursds not beiny ava3lab}�,
?ne City of fridley recently Cirected its Ci4i1 Defense Director to proceed
Dto devetop Lhese phase> of its Civil Defense efforts, with a part{cular
amphasis on the warniny system. pur city of approxtnately 30,OOU people
lies right in the [ornaao area and, as you are a�ei) aoaare, was deatt
��assive destru�tion in tg65 by three torrtadoes and lt is our desire to
ha�o this warniny system completed prior to the advent of this tornado
season.
!n vie�v of th(s, a plan of tompleYe warntng for our poputation o-ras deve)oped
and submitted for approval of matching funds only to be told that the program
is approvabte but thai funds are not avaiiabie at this time. 4fe are presently
haldtng firm bids for a coruptete warniny systern on sohicii we can not talce
action.
The proJect appitcation �:a, submttted in Decemi�er of 1968, less than haif
way �firouyii the Federai Govertir:�ent's ffscal year 1969. I am deeply concerned
that fundiny for proyrarr;s on w:hicf� Federal Civil Defense officials place so
much err.phasis, should be out of funcs less than six nont�s inio the fiscai
year. It would appear that if a co�uiunity ��3,hes Lo participate in these
programs, it !s necessary to be riaitlny on ttie doorstep on ihe first day of
the f(scal year. This Gecornes almost impossible wiien one considers the air�ount
of tirre and effort necessary to deveiop a program for a community the size
of Fridiey.
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U. 5. Senator McCarthy,
Aprtl 7. 1969
it x�ouid appear that supplementat funding should be made available to
support these important pro�rams in the areas of Llvil Defense. Pleast
give us any assistance'that may be within your capabiiity to ensure our
receipE of funds be expedited in order that the warning system can be
instailed before July l, l959.
Respectfully yours, .
Jack Q. Ki rkiiam, Mayor
cc/ Clark MacGr.egur, Congressman
Walter,Mondale, U. S. Senator
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WA3NINOTON OFFICE
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06YID N. Kp065ENA ..
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�ouge of �tepregertt�tibe�
�a�l�ington, �.�. 20515
April 1$, 1969
The Honorable Jack 0. Kirkham
Mayor
City of Fridley
6431'University Avenue NE
Fridl.ey, Minnesota 55421
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Dear Mr. Kirkham:
GOMMITTEE ON TNE JUOICIARY .
018TRICT OFP�CE:
I16U.$.COUflTHOUSE �
MINNEP➢OLIS. MIxHESOTA
NEW PHONE:725-2173
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Thank you for your recent letter concerning Fridley's
need for a civil defense warning system.
I am fully cognizant of the funding difficulties gresently
facing the civil defense program. I shall continue to do every-
thing in my power to generate increased support in Congress for
this program. In the meantime, I have written the Office of Civil
Defense urging that they give early consideration to your application.
Their response will be fonaarded to you just as soon as it is
received.
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Sincerely,
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GOVERNMENT OPEKATIONS
WA3HINGTON, D.C. 20510
April 18, 1969
The Honorable Jack O. Kirkham
Mayor
Fridley, Minnesoca 55421
Dear Mayor Kirkham:
I have received your letter regarding �he problem
of securing matching funds £or the Civil Defense
program in Fridley.
I appreciate the concern you have expressed and
you may be assured that I will keep in mind the recom-
mendation you have made with respect to supplemental
appropriations.
With best wishes.
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Sincerely yours,
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uge e J. cCarthy
MII'30 T0: City Manager
MEMO FROM: Nasim M. Qureshi
I�MO N0: 69-06
MEMO I1ATE: May 2, i 969
RE: Chief Inspector - Buildirig� Inspection Department
Henry Muhich has been working with us for some length of time. It is
the conaensus of all the people he works with in the department that he ia
easy to get along with, is good in public relationa, and knowa his work.
I have talked to Clarence Belisle, Suilding Inspector, and Sill Sandin,
Plumbing Inspector, individually and collectively, and they both feel that they
will be glad to work with him and that he will make a good Chief Inspector in
the department.
We feel this will be a good setup as he would work as an assistant to
me for that department and in this way, instead of my dealing with four
di££erent inapectore in the Building Inspection Department, I would have only
one person to deal throu�h for the department.
_ There is the general agreement among� all'the employees of the department
about this appointment so I request your £avorable consideration for this.
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NASIM M. QlTRESHI, P.E.
City Ehgineer Director Planning
T0: CSTY COUNCIL
FROM: CITY MANAGER
&ecommend approval of the City Engineer's request to make Henry Muhich as
Chief Inspector for the Building Inspection Department.
Mr. Muhich was selected for employment as Building Inspector from a Iarge
field of applicants, many of whom were well qualified. He went onto the job and
with past experience and intensive study of ordinances he was soon producing not
only effective inspections, but was exhibiting leadership qualities without
friction.
Since Mr. Muhich's arrival on the job, I have not received a single �
compiaint from a contractor or citizen on his work.
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Homer R. Ankrum
City Manager
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May 5, 1469
5tatement of the City Council)
SignatuYes:
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COUNCILMAN - DAVID O. H11RRI5
COUNCILMAN - FRANK G. I,IEBL