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03/16/1970 - 5584JUEL MERCER � COUNCI� SECRETARr RE�ULAR C�UNC�L MEETIN� A�ENDA N�ARCH 16, 197Q - 7:30 �.M. CITY COUNCIL AGENDA - REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, MARCH 16, 1970 - 7:30 F.M. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: INVOCATION: ROLL CALL� APPROVAL OF MINUTES: - Regular Coun�il Meeting Minutes, March 2, 1970 Public Hearing Meeting Minutes, March 9, 1970 ADOPTION OF AGENDA: VISITORS: (Consideration of Items not on Agenda - 15 Minutes) PUBLIC HEARINGS. None OLD BUSINESS: 1. Consideration of Second Reading of Ordinance Rezoning in Hyde Park and City View Addition • 2. Consideration of Appointments to Legal Counsel, Boards, _Committees and Commissions n Pages 1 - 18 Pages 19 - 25 Page 26 - 28 Pages 29 - 33 �� � , � ' ' ' -_ ' ' . ,` � e . � '� �� AGENDA, MARCH 16, 1970 OLD BUSINESS (Gontinued) 3. Resolution Designating Director and Alternate Director to Suburban Rate Au*hority 4. Resolution Designating and Appointing a Representative for the Board of Trustess of the North Suburban Sanitary Sewer District for the Year 1970 . � � S. Consideration of First Reading of Ordinances Vacating Marshall Street (SAV �k70-01) between Marshall Street and 43rd Avenue (Generally located between 41st Avenue to 44th Avenue) and Discussion Regarding Request for Easement on 43rd and Main Street by the City of Minneapolis Comment: Mpls. request for variance has been divided into two ordinances. One is No, of Berlin Addition area which is already fenced in by Mpls. Water Works and the second is the section between No. of NSSSP property and Berlin Addition) 6. Discussion Regarding Second Reading of Ordinance Vacating Marshall Street Between 37th and 41st Avenues. (Comment: The Ordinance in the agenda has amended language to eliminate the retention of the easements by the City. Easements for different utilities should be resolved before the second reading) 7. Consideration of Second Reading of an Ordinance Under� Section 12.07 of the Fridley City Charter to Vacate Streets and Alleys �and Amend Appendix C of the City Code (SAV ��69-10) Thomas ALbers Comment: We have the agreement for the location of the hydrant and a deed back from him for the easement for water 'line) PAGE 2 Page 34 Page 35 Pages 36 - 41 Pages 42 - 44 Pages 45 & 46 i � . AGENDA, MARGH 16, 1970 � ' I�� OLD BUSINESS (Continued) � ' 8. Consideration of Casino Royale License � � � NEW BUSTNESS: 9. Consideration of First Reading of an Ordinance for � Rezoning Request (ZOA ��'69-11) and Special Use Permit (SP ��69-01) Northern Pacific Railway Company. (Public Hearing held'February 9, 1970) '. � Comment: Summary of the discussion at the meeting held March 12 between City Adm, and Northern $urling- ' ton representative in regard to the conditions £or the yard and Mississippi underpass is in , the agenda folder) �_ l0. Consideration of First Reading of an Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 17, Presently Coded as Chapter 13 of the Fridley City Code, Relating to ' Licensing Gasoline Pumps within the City of Fridley , : ' _ 11. Consideration of First Reading of an Qrdinance Amending Ordinance No. 14, Presently Coded as Chapter 81 of the :� Fridley City Code, Regulating the Sale of Non-Intoxi- cating Malt Liquor within the City of Fridley ' f ' � ,12. �Consideration of Improvement Regarding Lakeside Road from . . 75th to Osborne Road ; ,� Comment; The property owners wanted the full improvement at the informal public I� hearing held March 9) t ' . � � ' PAGE 3 a Pages 47 - 56 Page 57 Page 58 Page 59 i� AGENDA, MARCH 16, 1970 � ' NEW BUSINESS (Continued) IC � 13. Discussion Regarding Refund of REC Charges � ' , 14. Receiving the Minutes of the Planning Comcnission Meeting of March 4, 1970 , ' � :' 15. Receiving the M.�nutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of March 11, 1970 � — r 16: Receiving the Bids for Street Improvement Project ' ST. 1970-1 and ST. 1970-2 (Bids Opened March 16, 1970, 11:30 A.M.) Comment: Council should only receive the bids and not ,� award the contract because we have to get concurrence from New Brighton for Stinson B1vd..They are holding a hearing March 24th) � 17. Receiving AppraisaZ Report on Shorewood Lounge ' ' ' , . . 18. Consideration of Advertising for Bids for Shorewood ' oun e L I g I; ,'�: -, II' �a , PAGE 4 Pages 60 - 65 Pages 66 - 71 Pages 72 - 75 Page 76 . � � . � ' 6 19 0 AGENDA, MARCH 1 , 7 I � NEW BUSINESS (Continued) , 19. Consideration of New Bid Letting for Towing Service ' ' � 20. Consideration of Emergency First Aid Service to Hilltop , '� 21. biscussion Regarding Water and Sewer Improvement Project ��93 in East Ranch Estates Znd Addition ' Comment; Council instructed us to proceed with the �_ ' improvements as proposed at the last meeting. ;'' If there are no changes Council should just receiue communications) i ; � � �, ' 22. Receiving the March 6, 1970 Report on 115 KV Line from � NSP � � � 23. Discussion Regarding NSP Power Line aZong 73rd Avenue Between T.H. ��47 and fi.H. ��65 Comment; The cost difference between overhead and � underground woulci be supplied by NSP at the CounciZ Meeting) ' - ,24. Resolution Receiving Plans and Ordering Bids for ; ' e . Water Pro ject ' PU ��99 (Well ��1) (Comment; This authorizes the bids for repair of Well ��1 which is going to cost over +' $5,000) ,1 ; i; '''a PAGE 5 � Pages 77 - 80 Pages 8I - 84 Pages 85 & 86 Pages 87 & 88 � AGENDA, MARCH lb, 19�0 NEW BUSINESS (Continued) 25. Resolution Receiving Plans and Ordering Bids for Water Improve- ment Project ��95-B (Pumping Facilities and We11 Houses for We11s 10, 11, Z2 and 13) m 26. Resolution Requesting At-Grade Railroad Crossing on Minnesota Transfer Railway Tracks on T.H. ��'65 West Service Road Comment:° This resolution is needec3 to get the crossing approval from Minn. Public Service Commission) 27. Resolution Requesting At-Grade Railroad Crossi,ng on Minnesota Transfer Railway Tracks on Locke Park Access Road 28. Resolution Requesting Hook Onto NSSSD Sewer Line for Lo�ke Park Filtration P1ant 29. Resolution Authorizing Transfer of Funds from the Civic Center Construction Fund to the General Fund 30. Discussion Regarding Approval of the Agreement for Cost Participation by NSSSD for 69th and Hickory Drive Street Improvement Comment; Agreement along with proposed resolution will be available at Monday's meeting) PAGE 6 Pages 89 & 90 Pages 91 & 92 Pages 93 & 94 Page 95 Pages 96 & 97 � AGENDA, MARCH 16, 1970 NEW BUSINESS (Gontinued) (Communications Continued) B. Spring Lake Park: C. Mpls. Suburban Refuse Removal Association: � ADJOURN: Regarding Formula Explanation � Willing to help with problems Page 112 Page 113 PAGE 8 THE MINUTES OF THE 12EGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF t�RCH 2, 1970 Mayor Kirkham called the Regular Council Meeting of March 2, 1970 to order at 7:37 P.M. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Kirkham requested that the audience rise and join the Council in saying the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. ROLL CALL: MEMBERS PRESENT: Samuelson, Sheridan, Kirkham, Liebl MEM.BERS. ABSEN�: Harris ADOPTION OF AGENDA: Mayor Kirkham stated that there were some items to add as follows: � Before consi�leration of new business add: Seating of First Ward Councilman. 45. Add General Contrac�or's license for Gerald Eich 48B. Approval of letter from City to County regarding Joint Law Enforcement Council. � ' � � C� ' � MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt the Agenda as amended. Seconded by Councilman Samuelson. Upon a voice vote. all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. iiI SITORS : Mayor Kirkham asked if there was anyone present who wished to speak on any item not on the Agenda with no response. CONSIDERATION QF LICENSE FOR CASINO ROYALE: Mr. Harry Coult, Attorney for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rostberg, said that be wished to point out that for about two years Mr. and Mrs. Rostberg have beea running the business and h�d a good record. In �anuary they entered into a business arrangement whereby they would have two managers to run tha estab- lislvnent. At that time Mr. Rostberg pointed out to them that they must obey the rules as set down by the City. Following their take-over of the manaqe- ment, there were two violations in ,7anuary, whereupon, Mr. Rostberg aqain talked to them and told them they must obey the law. Mr. Rostberg has gotten rid of the managers and he will again be managing the establisimaent. Mr. Rostberg wil� eventually be selling the business. ' Councilman Sheridan said that he had spoken to Mr. Rostberq and had told him that his license is a pr�viledge. He said that Mr. Rostberg hAS ahown him- self td be an honorable man, but he erred in allowing another to run his business under hia license. After receiving a warning, he did attempt to ' C, REGULAR COUNCIL MEETIi1G OF MARCH 2, 1970 PAGE 2 ' correct the situation, by getting rid of the managers he had hired. This establishment has been run as an adult group, with no teen agers. His present license does not allow him to operate on Saturdays. MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to remove the suspension and allow Casino Royale to operate during normal hours. At the termination date of his licenser he will have to re-apply.for a new license., 5econded by Councilman Samuelson for discussion. Councilman Samuelson said that he was against this operation in the first place and had voted against it. He said that he understood that now it is an adult operation, and Councz.lman 5heridan said yes. Councilman Samuelson said that this would have some softening effect, as he had never approved of mixing a teen age clnb with an adult club. Councilman Liebl asked if Mr. Rostberg had a policeman in attendance. Mr. Rostberg replied not a uniformed officer. Councilman Liebl pointed out that the violations did not involve teen agers, and he hoped that Mr. Rostberg would observe the City laws. The Assistant City Attorney pointed aut that there must be a police officer in attendance for a public dance. He als4 said that this license is not transferrable. Councilman Liebl said that most places must have an officer present and since this procedure started, there has been much less trouble with Club 47 and Frontier Club. Mayor Kirkham said that he felt much the same as Cauncilman Samuelson, and that he also had voted against this operation. Councilman 5heridan pointed out that this is an adult club like any other within the com�nunity. UPON A ROLL CALL VOTE, Liebl and Sheridan voting aye, Samuelson and Kirkham voting nay� Mayor Kirkham declared the MOTION FATLED. SEATING OF FIRST WARD COUNCILMAN: The City Clerk swore in Timothy Breider as the First Ward Councilman and issued his Certificate of Election. The Council congratulated and thanked outgoing Councilman Samuelson and welc�med Councilman Breider. RECONSIDERATION OF CASII30 ROYALE LICENSE: Councilman Liebl asked the Assistant City Attorney if Mr. Rostberg could come back when there is a full Council present and ask to have his license re- instated. The Assistant City Attorney said that this could come back on the Agenda any time. Mr. Coult asked if it could be put back on now, since there has been a change in Council members and the AssiStant City A�to�'ney said only if the prevaila.nq side were to so move. Mayor Kirkham said that this would be back on the Aqenda March 16, 1970. � � � , � � � I. I � '� DISCUSSION REGARDING DOG P80BLEM IN FRIDLEY: (On Agenda at requ.est of Carl � Paulson) Mr. Car1 Paulson, 430 57th Place, came forward and presented �he following � � pzepared �tatement: ' 1 , REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1970 PAGE 3 ' "To the City Council, Fridley � Zn the matter of the City's enforcement of the laws, there are two questions that should be o� special interest to every man, woman and child living in Fridley. �� � ' � � � � � � � � � � � � First: The inherent right of citizens to protection under the law. Second: The obligation of elected officials sworn to uphold the lnw an8 their obligation to grant equal rights to all citizens. The complaints of citizens that have gone on over a long period of time have culminated in an �ttempt to get compliance with the law. The specific point to be made here is that of dog packs endangering the lives of small children as well as adults an@ other dogs which are kept confined on the owners property. . Dog packs are the culminating effects of dogs allowed to roam about the commuriity unhindered. . The records of every community show that all dogs are not licensed. And I think that the records held by licensed veterinarians also indi.cate that not all dogs are protected against infection diseases. The required shots for dogs are four in number,.which provide pzo� �ectio� against canine distemper, infections hepatitis, leptospirosi.s and rabies. . Efforts by Citizens Attempts by myself and others to put an end to stray and unleashed dogs roaming about unhindered over a period of more than a year have forever fallen on deaf ears. The same dogs were always seen. The efforts of citizens that have continued over a long pex�od o� time culminated in an attempt to get compliance with tIze law when an i.ntolexable situation arose. On January 20, 1970 I addressed a letter to the city officials, calling attention to, among other things, this matter as followr�: 'Even the canine roam the streets a� will to this very date.' unquote. Infectious Diseases Infectious diseases can be transferred fraan one dog to another. And in addition to this there is that ever lurking danger of a dog becoming infected with a tape worm. Fleas are hosts to tape worms which makes possible this i,nfection. Round worms can be picked up from the droppinc�S of other dogs. People who care about their own dogs care abcut these thinqs. They are always mindful pf their dog's well beinq -� as to their health, their coa�►fort and their peace of mind. If a child or dog is bitten by a floating canine, this dog would have to be located and tests made as to whether he has rabies. If the dog cannot be found the child would have to undergo very painful tx'eatment. Tk�is holds true for adu],ts as weil. • � REGULAR GOUNCIL MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1970 Carl Paulson's statement continued. Dog Packs PAGE 4 � On Sunday, February 8, 1970 a pack of dogs (6 in number) came onto mg front driveway and moved from there along the street. My having known about what had happened in another c�¢nunity I felt impelled to call the dog patrol. Although they had not answered peoples calls be�ore this, I felt they would consider this of such �everity that they would be im- pelled to come out on call as requested, which they pranised to do. The day went by and nothinq happened. The next morning, Monday, and just ahead of the children who pass through on their way to school, this dog pack returned. I again called the doq patrol, but they failed to respond, as usual. On Tuesday morning the dog pack came into my yard at which time I immediately brought our own dog into the house. At this point I told my wife that this is a very dangerous situation with these sma11 children walking among these dogs. Right then I said a little p�ayer. 'God hel,p these dear children'. Immediately the thought came to me: Call Westexn Union and send woxd to the City o£ Fridley with the last part stating: 'There is no more time for dilly dally'. This was, in fact, an ultimatum. After this message was delivered, two B& E patrol trucks toured the area in the vicini�y of Parkview Elementary School. Later one of the men stopped at my hoarte and to13 my wife that 'There are no dr�gs in the area.' She politely told them ti�at maybe they should come back tanorrow morning when the dog� arP normally roaming tha streets. It was Wednesday when two patrol trucks were back. One of these men was seen trying to i.mpound two different dog� and �ailed in each instance. He did not �hrow a snare a� was stated to the Mpls. 5tar. And the other statement which refer-red to t�he St. Paul Humane Society has been denied as wi�thout substanc�. I request that the B& E Patrol Company retract both o� tl�es� statements as printed in the Mpls. Star. _ Carl A. Paulson" Mayor Kirkham thanked Mr. Paulson for his presentation. (NOTE) This 'item was again discussed at the end of the Meeting. DISCUSSION REGARDING REQUEST FOR PERMIT TO B�JRE A NEW WELL: (Mr. Wayne Sether, 7649 East River Road) �'he City Engineer said that in 1968 there were two proposals pre3�nted to the Council. One was to run the water line on the east side of East River Aoad, and �he other was to bore under East River Road and provide individual connectionS to the properties without municipal water. The Council considered proceeding with the first proposal to run the water line. A Public Hearing was held and 7 out of the 11 property owners did not want the line. Mr. Wayne.Sethex, 7649 Eas�C Ri�►er Road is now without water and is requesting permission to dri�l�. a deep well. In 1968 the cost gor boring under East River Road wae approximately $1100 and naw it is estiunated at $1500. There is sane urqency in this matter as this family is without water. The decision requested to be made by the Council is whether to allow the drilling of more deep we11s. He pointed out that if it is allow�d h�re, t�er� �ay be other requests. I I �_ � , ' �� � �� � � � � � � � � � � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1970 PAGE 5 ' Mr. Wayne Sether said that the boring under East River Road was investigated thoroughly by the contractor and they felt that it was not a practical idea � and a concrete estimate could not be made. They estimated it at $1500, but with an open end contract in case of unforseen trouble. He agre�d that the most practical idea would be a water line, but his neighbors do not want the line as � they are having no trouble with their own wells. He said that he would be going froan a 9' well to a 100'. well. He said that the cost would be $3.50 per foot, or $350 for the well, and he could use his present pump. � Councilman Sheridan said that the water line would be the best solution, but this would not provide relief right now. The neighbors wells may last for another 10 years or so. He said that he was in favor of granting the request. � Councilman Liebl pointed out that he would have to have his water checked. He said that he has always advocated hookinq onto the municipal supply, but in this case he agreed with Councilman Sheridan. � MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to grant the request for a pennit to dxill a 100' deep well at 7649 East River Road, request by Mr. Wayne Bether. S,econded by CounciLnan $reider. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor � Kirkham declared the motion carried. � RiCEIVZNG THE M�NUTES OF �'HE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1$, 1970: 1. LOT SPLIT REQUEST, L43. �k70-01, EUGENE HENRIK5EN: Lots 1-4, Spring Bxook Park The City Engineer explained that there are four lots alonq 79th Way that are all 30' except for one last lot that is 41.9'. The request is to con�bine the lots. then split into equal lots. They will be about 65� Poot lots. The Planning Commission recommended appro�al. Now the applicant is requesting that Lot 2, Block 1, Spring Brook Park be split into two parcels oP 20' and 10' width making a buildable parcel of 70' width so that there is 10' side yard on each side of the house and then there will be a width of 61.5' left between Lot 1 and 2. MOTION by Councilman Breider to grant the lot split requested by Eugene � Henriksen. Seconded by CounciLnan Liebl. Upon a vaice vote, all voting aye, M�yor Kirkham declared the motion carried. � 2. REZONING REQUEST ZOA #70-01, NORMAN E. RIEDEL: On Sth Street to 7th Street, from Mississippi Street to 63rd Avenue N.E. The City Engineer said that this request was denied by the Planning Coanmission. � Mr. Nora►an Riedel, a member of the audience, requested a Public Hearinq before the City Council. I � MOTION by Counci]anan Liebl to set the Public Hearing date for the Norman Riedel rezoning request for April 13, 1970. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declax�ed the motion C�ried. MOTIOIV by Councilman Sheridan to receive.the Minutes of the Planninq Camnission Meeting of February 18, 1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upan a voice �ote, all votinq..aye,�Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. � • �; _ __ _ REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1970 PACE 6 � RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING OF I FEBRIIARY 23, 1970: The City Engineer asked for direction in regard to the park facility in conjunction with the Locke ?'��k well house. Councilman Liebl said•that he thought that the Council deci-ion was to budget this over perhaps a three year periad and go ahead witn the plans, but delay budgetting until 1971. Councilman Sheridan added that `.his was to be let with the bids as an alternate. He pointed out that there would be very little use of the facility this year. The City Engineer said that there would be soAme additional cost in drawing up the plans with the alternate. Councilman Sheridan said that if it was not done as an alternate, it would be difficult to delete, in the event th? bids came in very high. MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to direct the A�ministration to go ahead and draw up the plans for the park facility as an alternate to be let in con- junction with the well house. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. CounciLnan Liebl said that he was also very interested in the bridge across Rice Creek for access to Locke Park from the south. He said thi� was dis- cussed three years ago, but nothing came of it. Mayor Kirkham said that he also was interested, but that other things took priori�y. He said that this would be a good addition to the �ark system. COU12CllItl3Tl Sheridan said that he believed there was an organization in�terested in helping with this project. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to instruct the Parks and Recreation Commission to pursue studies on this bridge. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayoz Kirkham declax°ed the motion carried. DISCUSSION REGARDING LICENSE FEES - SERVICE STATIONS AND OFF-SALE B�,ER: The Finance Director explained that currently the charge a�s $3,00 per putqp, so every station would vary. He felt that a flat charge par statior� would.be more sensible� with the suggested charge beirig $34.00. The average charge for a service station is about $20.00 now. C �� � CounciLnan Liebl w�ndered if living close to the core city, the charge should � be raised to $40.00. The l,ssistant City Attorney asked,who was in cnarg$,o� the inspections and the Finance Director said the Fire Prevention Bureau Chief. The Assistant City Attorney said that in sosne cases there are hoses on bc�th � sides of the pump and in some cases only on one side. What is to be done there? He felt that a flat charge would be more appropriate. The fees have not been raised since the ordinance went into efFect about 1954 or 19550 � Councilman Sheridan agreed with the F'inance Director's suggestion and saic� that the question is, how much should the charge be. Mayor Kirkham said that the purpose of �he license is to cover the inspections and the paper work, but � it is not to be in any way a tax. The license fee mugt reflect the �ctual cost of the license. The Finance Director said that $30.00 would be an average charge compared to other com¢nunities. _ MOTION by Councilman I3reider-to raise the license fee for gas stations to � $30.00 ger station pex year. Seconded by Counci Lnan Sheridan. Upo�n a voice vote, all voting aye, Maypr Kirkham declared the motion aarried. � � � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MARGH 2 1970 PA�E 7 � Mayor Kirkham said in regard to the off-sale beer license that when he was � at the seminar in California he learned that some municipalities charge a small license fee and also a city tax. He wondered if this was possible. The Fin�ce Director said not �hat he was aware of. The Assistant City Attorney said that he did not believe the City of Fridley had the power, � but he would research it. The Finance Dir.ector said that currently the charge is $5.00 per year and he felt tha�: it should be raised to $10 or $15. This would fall more in line with what other communities charge. � Councilman Sheridan pointed out that the beer license is usually in addition to other licenses such as food establishment or cigarettes. MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to increase the off-sale beer license from $5 � to $15 per year. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all vvting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carri�d. � The ordinances for these changes are to be brought back for first reading on March 16, 1970. � DISCUS,SION REGARDING USE OF GAS ENGINES FOR OIVE OF OUR NEW WELLS: The City Enginesr said that the City has one gas engine in the.Conmons area � and there has been some disc.ussion on wi�ether anather should be installed so that there would b� an additional power sourae in the event of an electrical failure. Mr. Ice Comstock, of Comstock and Davis, Inc., Consulting Engineers, brought the plans for the new wells forwaxd and explained them to the �ouncil. � He said that his recomomendatior� would be, providing the Council..wished to install a gas engine, that it i+e installed at Well #13 in the vicinity oi East River Road and I. 69� where there is industrial zoning. The City � Engineer commentecl that the electrical power used for the wells is froan three sources, so the chance of them aZl goinq out would be minimal. Mr. ComstACk said that the initial cost of the gas installation is more expensive but the gas rates are cheaper, so after a 10 year period the overall cost � would b� about equal, but the advantage would be another power source. It would probably take from four to.six weeks additiona� to install the gas engine rather than an electrical engine because some of the building has to � be completed first. It might not be in operation when it is needed durinq the peak use. Councilman Liebl asked about maintenance in case of brealt� downs and Mr. Gomstock said that the Gas Company has a good maintenance , policy. �` MoTION by Counca.lman Sheridan to instruct the Administration to draw the specifications for a gas engine for installation in Well #13. Seconded by � Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote� all vating aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carriea. � � � DISCUSSION REGARDING S�ME PROBLEMS ON STREETS IN IMPROVEMENT PROJECT5 ST. 1970-1 AND W&S #93: Lakeside Road from Osborne Read to 75th Avenue:. �'he City Engineer explained that his department is in the proceas of calling ior bids for this project. He sai,d that he wanted to point out that in this vicinity there is a great deal of tax forfeit land: The plans as dratan are for a complete street with curb aru� qu�ter. �I3e ques�ioned whether the Council would want to cut back the work by delaying the curbing until the property REGULAR COUNCZL MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1970 PAGE 8 develops. The street could be completed, but the curbing could wait until the water and sewer services are in. This area has not developed as fast as anticipated. The cost of the whole job given at the Public Hearing was $17.68 per foot. Deleting the curbinq at this time would reduce the cost by about $5 or $6, so the cost would be around $12 per foot. Councilman Liebl asked if this street was petitioned far and the City Engineer said no, it is part of the l0 year street impzovemen� program. Those present at the Public Hearing were in favor of the improvement. Approximately 40$ of the land is tax forfeit. Additional assessments may further slow down development. Councilman Sheridan pointed out that the costs later for the curbing and leveling mat would be higher. The City Engineer said yes, but the leveling mat would extend the life of the street. Councilman Breider suggested that the people involved should be notified of the revamping of plans. Mayor Kirkham said that he had no objection to this. Councilman Sheridan asked when the bids were to be let and the City E�agineer said they were receiving the bids March 16th. He added that as much as possible he wanted to get these problems cleared up befc�e the bid letting. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to instruct the Administration to notify the geople and ask them to come to the Meeting of March 9, 19'70. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vo�e, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motian carried. T.H-. #65 East Service Road: Fr�m 73�, Avenue to Fireside Drive: The City Engineer said that this road is in the vicinity of the trailer park. There have been negatiations with the property owners to see if they would be receptive to providing the necessary right oi way. The lots were � appraised at $15,000 and $12,000, which is an extremely exhorbitant award. He asked if the Council wished the service raad extended all the way north, or just far enough to provide access. There has been no positive response in the negotiations for the rest of the land. Councilman L,iebl asked if this road is not needed to get to the well house and the City Engineer said only the south portian. Cauncilman Sheridan wondered why not just do the south end with grading and gravel until there is a need for the rest of the road to the north. The City Engineer said that funds have been expended for the right of way acquisition as part of the improvement project. If this road is not improved; can it sti11 be assessed? The Assistant City Attorney said that he would like to r.:�earch this to see if the acquisition costs can be assessed if the entire improvement project is not done. The Council agreed that it should be just a minimal type of roadway. 5th Street from 54th Avenue to I. 694: The City Engineer explained that this street is in the vicinity of the cemetery and in this instance the problem is a fence and some graves within the right of way. The legal entanglements of moving the graves are involved, and he asked if the Council would agree that the road should be shifted to the west as must as�possible. After a short discussian, the Council agreed this seemed to be the best solution. � � � � � L�1 � � � ` REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1970 PAGE � � Project W&S #93: � The City Engineer explained that this project is for the installation of water and sewer in Onaway Addition and East Ranch Estates 2nd Addition. The plat of East Ranch Estates 2nd Addition has not as yet been filed so � the easements are not available. Mr. Peter Lindberg has promised to send a letter to the City that the deeds will be forthcoming. The City needs the right of way so the utilities can be installed. Mr. Albert Johnson said that he is the owner of the property and he questions whether he got a � legal Public Hearing notice. Mr. Lindberg has stated that he stands on his statement of last December when he said that he wanted the improvements in the plat. i The Finance Director said that according to their records, Mr. Albert Johnson was sent a notice. Councilman Liebl said that he felt that they should keep their word and file the plat. They are holding up construction. � Councilman Sheridan said that a letter from Mr. Lindberg promising the easements is of little value, the deeds are needed. He felt that the project should proceed as planned. If the City's records show that Mr. Johnson was ' sent a notice, there should be no problem. The development to the north will need these utilities installed. CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL OF THE PLANTING FOR NSP MOORE LAKE SUBSTATION ON T.H. #65: Mr. Larry Benson, of NSP, came forward and showed the plans to the Council � at the table. He said that they are letting bids now •and it is hoped that completion will be early summer. The Council agreed that the plans were satisfactory. � � ' � � MOTION by Councilman Breider to approve the plans for the plantings for the NSP Moore Lake Substation. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. COI3SIDERATION OF NSP POWER LINE ON 73RD AVENUE: The City Engineer said that this was originally planned as an underground secondary line. Now they are requesting permission for an overhead line along 73rd Avenue. He understood that NSP is running into a problem of a shortage of power. Eventually all the lines will be underground. The hope was that when there is any new installation, that it would be under- grou�nd. NSP seems to feel that the lines should be overhead now and go underground later. Mr. Larry Benson said that it was originally planned for an underground feeder. It will come out of Moore Lake Substation. There probably would not be a request for an overhead line if there had not been requests by the City for str�et lights along 73rd Avenue. Councilman Sheridan asked if the requests for the street lights were withdrawn, would the lines go underground and Mr. Benson indicated not. Councilman Liebl felt that overhead lines would not be approved of by the residents, and it surely would not enhance the ne�ghbor- hood. Mr. Benson then brought his plans forward to the Council table for discussion. Councilman Breider asked for a cost comparison between the over- head and underground lines and also if this is allowed to go overhead, when will it go underground. Mr. Benson said that he did not know when it would REGULAR COUNCIL MEETTNG OF MARCH 2, 1970 PAGE 10 _ � go underground. If the industrial growth develops quite quickly, it may go underground faster than some of the other lines. As t�.o the cost coa[pariso�l, he did not have that with him. Counci7,man Liebl felt that the cost com- parison should be submitted so that the Council could ascertain whether or not requesting tha� the lines mu�t go underqround would be a reasonatble requsa�. HQ d�,d �npt fis�l th�t the xc��ident� wr�u�,d like to � burdened with more 4Q' polea. Counai.lman Shex�dan agre+�d tha,� it �ao�e#,bl�, ha would like to �ee �ha line developed underground. RECEIVING NSF FtEPORT �'QR F�BRUA�tX 2Q, 1970 AND �'E�3RUAItX 27 � 1970 s �� The City Engin�,er eaid t�hat the r�apca�� da�ted February 27, 1970 wa� juat xec�ived today. Thinga aeom to be moving along nicely a.nd +ao iar they have me� the schedule gi�►en th� Council. Mr. Aenson asid that he ha,d checked tha dato �or stringinq tI1� line�t a►nd it may be May lst, because of a main powex s��uation. Council�man Sreider aeked a�bout Item C(2nduction Task For�ce' Aattv���r�' on the repoxt, and wondered what measures will be taken tf tla� ia�tv�es�i et�ic�vts +co�� t up negative. What ii it interferes with the railroa�''s �t�i�nttY ��ra�L'et�t? = Mr: senson said that they cannot energize the lines until it is eo1�I►erci. 1�11yo�e Kirkham said that he understood that it is not an inso'lv$ble'`��itua�"ic�'tt, ` it just requires study. Mr. Benson agreed and cacadmenterl that t�is type of � problem has never been encountered before. MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to receive the reports fr�n NSp dated February 20th and February 27, 1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon'g voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion c�rried. . OFFICIALLY RECEIVING APPRAISAL REPORT ON SHOREWOOD LC)IJNGEt , . # Councilman Breider said that he just received this report this ev�n�nq�arid he asked the Council's indulgence in laying this over. MOTION by Councilman Breider to table this item to the M�etinq oF Mar�h 16, 1970, to allow time for analysis. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Councilman Liebl said that he agreed that Councilman Breider should have a fe�etweeks to look the report over. He said that the report was good, factual� and very professionally done. It provides the Council with the pertinent knowledge necessary. He pointed out that there must also be a complete app- raisal of the 37th Avenue Lounge. He questioned also whether the property should be leased or sold. THE VOTE upon the motion, being a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. APPRdVAL OF LETTER TO'SHELL OIL COMPANY REuARDING STATION AND LOOP BACK AT 61ST AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY: MO►PION by Councilman Liebl to approve the letter as it appears ia the Agenda and authorize it being sent to Shell Oil Company. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. t� � � � � � � � I � r � � � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1970 PAGE 11 DISCUSSION REGARDING �UIT CLAIM DEED FOR REQUESTED RETURN OF EASEMENT RIGHTS: (William Keefer for Mrs. Kuschke} The City Engineer explained that last year the City had a request to accept a dedication to provide access to 1641 Gardena Avenue. This was to get F.H.A. financing. It was for about Z2.75' in width, and now they want the easement back as they could not get the F.H.A. financinq. � Councilman Sheridan asked if the deed had been filed. Neither the Assistant City Attorney nor the Finance Director knew whether it had been filed or not. Councilman Sheridan said that it is a public roadway and if the dead has ' never been filed, it may be simply returned. However, if it has, then � there would be a legal requirement for a Public Hearing on the vacation of the easement. LJ � i � � � L� � The Assistant City Attorney asked if this public easement is turned back to them, how will they get to the house. The City Engineer said tha� they also have a private easement. It was the F.H.A. that required that the easement be public. MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to return the instrument if it has not b�en filed. In the event it has been filed, to instruct the City Enqineer to proceed with setting up a Public Hearing for Apri2 13, 1970, for the vacation of the easement. Seconded by Cauncilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. � CONSIDERATION OF DESIGNATING 7TH STREET A THROUGH STREET: Mayor Kirkham commented that he believed that there were only a few inter- sections that do not have stop signs. Councilman Sheridan added that in the City planning, 7th Street was considered an interior through street. MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to concur with the recommendations of the Administration and designate 7th Street a through street from 53rd Avenue to 67th Avenue. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION #36-1970 - RESOLTJTZON IMPOSING LOAD LIMITS ON PUBLIC STREETS AND HIGHWAYS IN THE CITY OF FRTDLEY: MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt Resolution #36--1970. Seconded by Counail- man Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION #37-1970 - RESOLIITI03�1 TRANSFERRING FtINDS FROM THE REVOLVING ACCOUNT OF THE STATE AID FUND TO THE 5T. 1968-3 STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT: MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt Resolution #37�1970. Seconded by Council- man Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried� RESOLUTION #38^1970 - RESOLUTTON AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON PARCEL 3054, SECTION 11: MQTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #38�1970. 5econded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, the motion carried. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1970 PAGE 12 RESOLUT20N #39-1970 � RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMEN`I'S ON PARCEL 3180, SECTION 11: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #39-1970. Seconded by CounciLnan Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION #40-1970 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON PARCELS 3060 AND 3150, SECTION 11: AND REPLATTING INTO EAST RANCH ESTATES ADDITION, CORRECTING RESOLtJTION #7^1970: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #40-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION #41-1970 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOTS 1 AND 2, AND LUT 3A, At7DiTOR'8 SUBDTVISI013 #21 (SECOND REVISION): MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #41-1970. Seconded by Counci].man Breider. Upan a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the mation carried. RESOLUTION #42-1970 - RESOLUTION AUfiHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CJMBINING OF • SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOT 10, AND PART OF LUT 33, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION #23 (REVISION): MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolutian #42-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the mation carried. RESOLUTION #43-1970 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOT 26, BLOCK 2, AND LOT 27, BLOCK 2, ONAWAY ADDITION: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #43-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Ugon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayox Kirkham declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION #44-1970 - RESOLUTI4N AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CQM73INING OF 5PECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOT 2$, BLOCK 2, LOT 29, BLOCK 2, AND LOT 30, BLOCK 2, ONAWAY ADDITION: MOTION by Councilman Shexidan to adopt Resolution #44-1970. oeconded by Counciltnan Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION #45-1970 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOT 5, BLOCK 1, LOT 6, BLOCK l, AND LOT 7p BLOCK 1, VALLEY VIEW MANOR: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #45-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upan a voice vote, all vot�ing aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. IREGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1970 1 � J :�� �� RESOLUTION #46-1970 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SEECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOT 17, BLOCK 3, AND LOT5 18, 19 AND 20, BLOCK 3� SPRING BROOK PARK: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #46-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION #47-1970 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF , SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOT 5, BLUCK 7, AND LOTS 6 AND 7, BLOCK 7, SPRING BROOK PARK: � � , ' � I � L_f � i � ' � MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #47-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the mation carried. � RESOLUTION #48-1970 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINZNG OF SPECZAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOT 25, BLOCK S, AND LOfi 26, BLOCK S, RIVERVIEW HEIGHTS: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Reso].ution #48-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION #49-1970 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZII�IG AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING QF SPECIAL ABSESSMENTS ON LOT 11, BLOCK 3, AND LOT 12, BLOCK 3, SPRING BRbOK PARK: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #49-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION #50-1970 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT5 ON LOT 8, BLOCK 1, AND LOT 9, BLOCK 1, OAK GROVE ADDITION: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #50-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. U�on a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor ICirkham declared the motion carried. RESOLIITION #51-1970 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON NORTH �S OF LOT 22, AND ALL OF LOT 23, BLOCK 24, AND SOUTH � OF LOT 24, BLOCIC 24, HYDE PARK ADDITION: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #51-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION #52-1970 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOT 7, BLOCK T, AND LOT 8, BLOCK T, RIVERVIEW HEIGHTS: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #52-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1970 PAGE 14 RESOLUTION #53�1970 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSES5MENTS ON LOT 7, BLOCK G, AND LOT 8, BLOCK G, RIVERUIEW HEIGHTS: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #53-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION #54-1970 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOT l, BLOCK 4, AND LOT 2, BLOCK 4, CITY VZEW: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #54-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION #55-1970 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBIIVING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOT 12, BLOCK 4, AND LOT 13, BLOCK 4, CITY VIEW: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #55-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION #56-1970 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTSNG THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSES5MENTS ON LOT 27, BLOCK E, AND LOT 28, BLOCK E, RIVERVTEW HEIGHTS: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #56--1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote� all voting,aye, Mayor K3.rkham declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION #57-1970 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON E. 95.5' OF LOT 1, BLOCK 3, E. 95.5' OF LOT 2, BLOCK 3, AND E. 95.5' OF LOT 3, BLOCK 3, SPRING BROOK PARK ADDITION: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #57-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION #58-1970 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOT 13, BLOCK 8, AND LOT 14, BLOCK 8, HYDE PARK ADDITION: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #58-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declare8 the motion carried. RESOLUTION #59-1970 - F2ESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOT 24, BLOCK 4, AND LOT 25, BLOCK 4, SHAFFER'S 5UBDIVISION #1: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #59�1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. � REGULAR COCJNCIL MEETING UF MARCH 2, 19�/0 � 1 � i � PAGE 15 RESOLUTION #60-1970 - RESOLUTIt�N AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSE5SMENTS OIV LOT 8, BLOCIC 3, AND LOT 9� BLOCK 3, SHAFFER'S SUB- DIVISION #1: MOTioN by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #60- 1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider, Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION #61-1970 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF LOT 53, BLOCK S, AND LOT 54, BLOCK S, RIVERVIEW HEIGHTS: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #61-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION #62-1970 � RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBZNING OF � SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS dN LOT 4, BLOCK 3, AND LOT 5, BLOCK 3, SHAFFER�S SUB- DIVISIOI3 #1: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan �o adopt Resolution #62-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all v�ting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. APPOINTMENT5: Name Linda S. Johnson 110 61st Avenue N.F.. Fridley, Minnesota Caro1 A. Chudek 11908 Washington St. N.E. Blaine, Minnesota Position Switchboard- kc• �,�.tic,r,ist C1erk�Typist Replaces Rene J. Franko Vicki �hambers MOTION by Councilman Lieb1 to approve the appointments. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. CLAIMS: MOTI013 by Councilman �heridan to approve payment of General Claims #20746 through #20843 and Liquor Claims #4220 through #4240. Seconded by Council- man Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham deal,ared the motion carried. LICENSES: MOTION by Councilman 7�ieb1 to approve the following licenses: Cigarette APproved By Ervs' Fridley Service � 8255 East River Road Fridley, Minn. � By: Ervin A. Larson Chief of Police REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1970 Licenses Continued. General Contractor Approved B� PAGE 16 � A17.en Construction Inc. 5125 Quail Avenue North Crystal, Minnesota By: Steve AZlen Building Inspector Camp Construction Corp. 6280 University Ave. N.E. Fridley, Minnesota By: William D. Camp.Jr. Building Inspector Gerald Eich Builders 1454 18th Ave. N.W. New Brighton, Minn. By: Gerald Eich Building Inspector MOTION SECONDED by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. ESTIMATE5: Keys Well Drilling Company 413 North Lexington Parkway St. Paul, Minnesota 55104 PARTIAL Estimate #4 for construction of Water Improvement Project #95, Schedule A-1, Wells #10 and #11, according to contract PARTIAL Estimate #4 for construction of Watex Improvement Project #95, Schedule A-2 & A-3, Wells #12 & #13, according to contract Comstock & Davis, Inc. 1446 County Road J Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 For the furnishing of professional engineering services for planning the following: PARTIAL Estimate #1, Water Improvement Project #93 PARTIAL Estimate #l, Water Improvement Project #94 PARTIAL Estimate #1, Water Improvement Project #95, Schedule A-1 PARTIAL Estimate #1, Water Improvement Project #95, Schedule A-2 PARTIAL Estimate #1, Water Improvement Project #95, Schedule A-3 PARTIAL Esti.mate #1, Water Improvement Project #95, Schedules E & F � $ 4,203.00 $1.3,042.75 $11,754,90 593.47 2,750.00 2,320.00 2,375.00 943.55 � � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MARCH'2� 1970 f_ Estimates Continued. , � � ' Morgan Equipment Company P.O. Box 4184 Madison, Wisconsin 53711 PARTIAL Estimate for Public Outdoor Warning Sirens, control and telephone relays f �AGE 17 $15,444.00 MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve the foregoing estimates. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. RECEIVING REPORT TO COUNCIL REGARDING MEETING ON MISSI5SIPPI STREET RAILROAD UNDERPAS5: The City Engineer said that at this point the City is waiting for inPormation from the County. Mayor Kirkham commented that he would rather see� the railroad participate by agreeing to pay their costs of the shoefly plus 10$ �ath�r than 30� of the overall costs. Councilman Liebl pointed out that the railroad is anxious to get this started, but they seem somewhat reluctant to commit themselves to any specified amount. Councilman Sheridan asked iP this could not be done without a shoefly. Mayor Kirkham said that it could be done but the shoefly is cheaper. In some places it is a matter of right of way. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive �he report found in �he Agenda dated � March 2, 1970. Seconded by Councilznan Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. � � ' � ' � COMMUNICATIONS: A. MET RQPOLITAN TRANSIT COMMISSION: MEETING5 ON TRANSPORTATZON Mayor Kirkham pointed out that there will be a meeting Apri1 15, 1970 fo�r staff people and the MTC and May 28th for a meeting between elected officials with the City Manager and the MTC. Councilman Liebl said that he would like to attend and Mayor Kirkham commented that he would be there. MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to receive the communication from the Metro- politan Transit Commission, s�gned by James 5. Kasmo, dated February 12, 1970. Seconded by Councilman Lieb1. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. B. PROPOSED LETTER FROM CITY TO COUNTY ATTORNEY REGARDING JOINT LAW ENFORCEMENT COUNCIL MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to recommend this letter, to be dated March 4, 1970, be conveyed to the County Attorney. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. PROGRESS REPORT ON REFUND OF REC CHARGES: The Finance Director reported that the.money has been returned to the people involved in the law suit. He a$�Sed if �he letters to the property pwnexs REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1970 PAGE I8 (other than Areas A& B) could not be sent out now. Councilman Sheridan said that he could see no reason why they could not be sent. He asked if the refund was to be made directly, or applied as a credit for assessments. The Finance Director said that the money will be sent back. DISCUSSION REGARDING DOG PROBLEM WITHIN THE CITY OF FRIDLEY: Councilman Liebl said that he wished to commend the City Manager for the summation on how to control the dog problem within the City. He states that the Code should be revised and Councilman Liebl agreed that this is a good idea. He said that he was shocked to hear that in 1969 there were 476 animals picked up and only 72 claimed. He felt that this is a disgrace. He would like to see the Ordinance revamped and strengthened. He said that �he people, rather than the dogs should be punished. He said that he does get calls about doqs biting children. Councilman Sheridan painted out one fact was that B& E Patrol was located in Roseville and is hard to find. He feZt that it just came down to people that have an unwanted dog just allow it to roam until it gets picked up. Tha.s is the cheapest way to dispose of i�. Tt costs money to have it put to sleep be a veterinarian. Mayor Kirkham said that the people that pay the license fee take care of their dogs. The biggest problem is the dogs that run loose and these owners do not bother to buy a license. The Assistant City Attorney said look at this report and he will see and consider. ADJOURNMENT: that the City Manager had the City Attorney draw up a model ordinance for the Council to MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adjourn the Meeting. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the Regular Council Meeting of March 2, 1970 adjourned at 10:22 P.M. Respectfully submitted, . � �,G!_.1�,.> : �'f `=-�''z� � Juel Mercer Secretary to the City Council Jack O. Kirkham Mayor � � � � ' i � , i � � � ' � � � , � C� C� � � � , � � , � ' � i ' � � � ' ' � a: _ __ . � , THE MINUTE3.QF T�iE SPECIPiL PL�B%IC HEARII�IG MEETI�C OF MAR�i 9r 1970 .. Mayor Kirkham called the Special Public Heaxing Meeting of Dlarch 9, 1970 to order at 7:37 P.M. PLEDGE OF ALLEGS,ANCE: Mayor Kirkham requ�ested thQ audien�e to stand anci join the Council in recitinq the Pledge of Alleqiance to the Fl�g. ROLL CALL:._ . . MEMBERS PRESENT: Sheridan, Kirkham, Liebl, Harris, Breider MEMBF.�RS J�$SENT : ; None . , AAQ�TIOAi OF AGENDA: Mayor Ki�khu� state�l that. t�iere was one iteaa to add: 4. Consideration of Well Dri1l�.zig License for Clarence Zuercher PAGE 19 MOTION by.Councilman,Sherid�n to adopt the Agenda as.amended. SeGOnded by Councilman Liebl.- LTpon a voice vpte, a17,� voting age, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. . INFORMBL P[3BLIC HE.ARING BEFORE THE CITX COUNCIL REGARDING THE IMPRR7�TEMENT OF T•AKRSIDE ROAD FROM 75TH AVENUE TO OSBORNE ROADs The City Engineer �eacplained that the City Council held a Public Hearing for the improvement of this street last yeax. When the survey wo�k was done, it was found that approximately 40� of the assessable footage was tax forfeit. There are also some subsoil problems with this str�et and some storm sewer work that needs to be done, making the estimate for the coa�►plete improveatent of the street $17.68 per foot. For a 120 foot lot the assessment would then be over $2000. There is a road pattern proposed both for the east and west side of these lots, as these lots are 120 feet in width and a normal lot is 75 feet. These lots could be bought, then split int�o buildable size lots. He showed on the screen those lots that were tax forfeit for the benefit of the audience. He said that as a rule a complete street with curbing is not put in until the water and sewer services are in. In this case it is not known where the development would be and where the services would be needed. This is why the proposal of a staged construction is brought to the attention of the people at this time. The thought was that the addition of a large assessment on the tax forfeit lots would further impede development of the unimproved lots, so the question to be resolved is whether to install tha curbing,at this time, or in 3 or 4 years after the property develops and the service locations would be established. Mr. Charles Cornell, 7525 Lakeside Road asked if this decision is suddenly being made because the City would have to stand some of the cost. The City Engineer said that the decision has not been made yet, but no, the City would not stand any of the cost, it would be all assessable. Mr. Cornell SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF MA1�CH 9, 1970 P]IGE ZO said that there was a low spot at about 7550 Lakeside Road and asked iP that would be fixed. The City Engineer said yes, the proposa]. is for everything but the curbing. This would cut the cost to abesut $12 per foot. Mr. Cornell said that in a few years from now, it would be even more expensive and he was in favor of the whole ianprovexnent. � Mr. Leo Heyne, 7550 Lakeside Road, said that last year the cost was $13 per foot and asked what happened to that figure. The City Engineer said that the price given for Lakeside Road last yeaz at the Public Hearing was $17.68. The $13 may have been an average for the project, but each s�reet is bid separately within the project, and each street has a different price. In the case of Lakeside Road, there are sane subsoil and drainage problems which makes the cost higher. xe said if the people want the whole impravement, it can be dane, this was just brought out to give them a second chance. Mr. Dan Fish, 7501 Lakeside Road, asked if the whole project could be stopped. He said that last year letters were sent out stating that if no rep2y was received by the City, it would be assumed that the residents were in favor of the proposal, and there were no objections. The City Engineer said that the plans and specifications have already been drawn and the project being bid. It will be awarded very soon. Councilman Sheridan said that this was brought to the attention of the Council last week and he appreciated the thought being given. He explained again that the improvement will be as the residents wish, but the Council wanted to point out to them that it was felt by the Council that the additional assess- ments could be a deterrent to the development of the undeveloped lots i� their area. If the residents agreed with the Council, then the construction could be staged and the curbing done later, if not, the whole package can be done now. Mr. Fish said that if staged, it would ultimat�ly cost more. Council.- man Sheridan said that this is probably true. Mr. Lawrence Nichols, 7513 Lakeside Road, asked if the street would have to be dug up to put in the curbing. The City Engineer said no, there would be no need to tear up the street. The curbing would be put in and a leveling mat would be put on, which would extend the life of the street, and it would again be a new street. Mr. Nichols said that then they would have to pay again, so why not pay the $17.68 now. Mayor Kirkham told him that this wass fine with the Council if that is what the residents wished. Mr. Fish asked why not do just to the low spot. Councilman Harris said that the cost of going back and doing a partial street has proven to be very costly. He pointed out that the assessment per lot would remain unchanged whether the lots are developed or not. He said that this is strictly up to the residants, it is their stree�t and they are paying for it. It was felt that it was the Council's responsibility to tell them of the altern'ate plan. Mr. Fish wondered why his assessment for 75th Avenue was so much less and Councilman Harris explained to hi.m that he was considered side yard in that instance. The City Enqineer explained that all items of work have a separate unit bid price, and whatever the bid cocnes in at, will be assessed for the work done on Lakeside. Councilman Harris added that the estimate given at the Public Hearing was based on past experience and hopefully the bid will cane in less, depending on how competitive the bidding is. A member of the audience asked why not consider blacktop curbinq. Mayor Kirkham said that the Council adopte� a policy of using concrete curbing as it lasts longer, and the City's experience with blacktop curbing has not been � � . � SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF MAlbCH 9, 1970 , � � r � � LJ ' PAGE 21 good. CounciLnan Harris added that concrete curbing also protects the street better. CounciLaan Liebl said that the estimated $12 per foot would include storra sewer work, however, he asked the City Engineer if he could guarantee that the water problem� would be taken care o! without the cu,rbinq. He felt tiu�t there.would be daterioration along the edgss of the atreet without the pro- tection of the curbinq, especially as the street hae a bad base. The City Engineer said that the street would be built with extra strenqth alonq the outside edqes of the st,�eet. Councilman Liebl said that one wintsr oi snaw- plowing would take out the edqe of the street. Mayor Kirkham asked for a show of �ands of those in favor o! the whole package and three raised their hands. He then asked for a raise of hands of those in favor of the staged construction with no one raising their han8s. MO'rION by Councilman iiarris to close the informal Public Hear.ing on the improvement of Lakeside Road fran 75th Avenue to Oaborne Road. Seconded bp Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote,.al.l voting aye, Magor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF FINAL PLAT (P.S. #69-12), SHOREWOOD PLAZA, BY WYMI�►N SMITHt i SALITERMAI�i ) � CONSIDERATION OF VACATIAN OF A PUBLIC DRAINAGE EA5EMENT (SAV �70�-02j pY MAX SALITERMAN: � The City Engineer said that he understood that the petitioner could not be preserrt tonight, however, as there were some people interested in thia item, he showed the plat on the easel and explained that the petitioner is platting ' to divide up the land into smaller lots for ease of handling descriptions. There is no change in zoning. Mr. Mitchell Gwiazdon, 6350 Pierce Street, asked what the City is planning to , put in there. Mayor Kirkham said that this is not City property, and he did not know what the developer planned. Mr. Gwiazdon asked what about all the dirt he has been.moving. The City Engineer said that the City cannot tell � him what to do. He said that he obviously is in the prxess of doing sane development, which is his right. The zoning is camnercial, except for a small portion of Planned Developnent. A member of �he audience aske8 what Planned Developanent is and the City Engineer said that this means that the i Council has to approve any type of building in this area. The member•df the audience then said that he has dug very deeply j�ust next to the Planned Development area. Mayor Kirkham said that the City has no control over tha I qrading he does, as long as he meeta the Code in the Planaed Development parcel at �he time he brings his plans in. Councilman Harris explained the Planned Development procedure, and said that there will be a Public Hearing , then too and this is the time to cane before the Council and voice your opinions on the developoaent. This hearing is just for the platting. He then explained the plattinq prodecure. ' Mr. Garry Pierce, 6132 Central Avenue N.E., said that he has Lot 5 next to the Planned Developznent area an$ tMey �oa�k a corner off very close to hie property when they were grading. There was a 10' to 15' drop stxaiqht down. Iie w�ould , SAECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF MARCA 9, 1970 P7�C;E 22 like someone to talk to them about this. He said that last fall they said it would be graded at an angle'so there would be no sharp drops. He said that the Engineering Assistant came out �to his property and marked out his property. When he came home from work one day, he found that the ntarker had been uwved and the bulldozer had taken a corner off very close to his yard. He said that he would like this in the form of a formal.complaint. Councilman Harris said that if anything is done to his property to it's detrimen�, to contact the Engineering Department and they will do the best they can to get them to comply. A member of the audience said that he �hought that dirt had been taken off of the P1ann�d Development parcel. The City`Engineer said that dirt can be taken out, there is no control under Planned Development on the preliminary gradinq, only when the plans come before the Council. Councilman Harris added that at that time the Council could stipulate that a structure would not be approved at that eleva�ion and it would have to be brought back up. Councilxnan Sheridan said that he thought that it was cut'down to about street level, and a member of the audience agreed. Councilman Liebl suggested to the people interested in just what Planned Develop�nnent entailed, stop at the City Hall and get a copy of the Ordinance. Councilman Harris told the audience that this pia� will not go through until the petitioner has been heard. Mayor Kirkham added that at that time perhaps the people can get their answer8 as to what is being planned. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to continue the Public Hearing on the preliminary plat proposed 3�y Max 5aliterman and the vacat3on of a pnblic drainage ease- ment to the Meeting of April 13, 1970. Seconded by Counei3man Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. - CONSIDERATION OF VACATiON OF A PORTION OF MRRSHALL SZ'REET AND 43RD AVENUE (SAV #70-01) BY THE CI Y OF MINNE�POLIS, GENERALLY LOCATED WEST OF EAST RIVER RQAD �ETWEER? 39TH AVENUE AND 43RD AVENUEt .� CONSIDERATION OF SECOND READING OF AN 0�2DINANCE TO VACATE MARSHALL STREETi �N.S.S.S.D.) . MoT2ON by Counci].man xarris to waive the reading of the Public Hearing notices as both vacations had been peLitioned for. The motion was seconded and upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimousl�. The City Engineer said that the first vacatian ia for Marshail Street and� 43rd Avenue adjacent to East River Road, down to where it comes into F•ast River Road, the second vacati�n is for the portion of Marshall Street south of there requested by N.5.S.S.D. Mr. Raymond H. Hegna, City of Minneapolis Waterworks, said that the Planning Commission recommended approval o� their request. This is all within pro-- perty owned by Minneapolis Waterworks. This r.oad 3s not used by anyane else except the Waterworks to get to the water. plant. The City Engin�er a�ced if it was not tru�e that there were no ut�.I�ties in this partion except thefr'own � ' ' � � 1 � � � � � � � � � � � i� �I .� � ' SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF MARCH 9, i9�o � �� a3 , pipe lines and Mr. Hegna confirmed thie. Mr. Bruae Corlatt, Minneapolis , Waterworks, added that they had just purchased Lot 30 which consolidates this whole parcel of land under their ownership. iie said that would like this vacation approved and then it �vould be fenced to the public. � Counci]�aan Harrie said that.the Counail felt that the two vacai,ions must be taken care of concurrently, and ahould be co�npleted at the same tima. There has already been a first readinq on the Ordinance for the vacation requested � by N.S.S.S.D.� Mr. Hegna sai8 that he would like the N.S.S.S.D. vacation held in abeyance , until the fate of the N.S.S.S.D. proposed sewer plant is determined. Hs explained that the City of Minneapolis still usea that roadway to qet to their sludge beds. He felt that for this reason, they should be considered individually. He pointed out that this request was alao made last.year. ' There must be some easements given to the City of Minneapolis to protect their utilities in that portion of the road. If the sawer plant does go in thex�e, tibe utilities may have to be relocated, for this reason the easement � is a necessity. Councilman Harris said that the City of Fridley's Ordinance takes into consideration the retention of all utility easements and provides protection. Utility easements are not vacatad. He pointed out that the � City of Minneapolis has been in violation with the City of Fridlsy since they started hauling as there are no tail gates and sludge gets dumped on the street. Mr. Hegna pointed out that the street has be�n maintained by the City of Minneapolis, and they are the only �nes that use it. He said that � the Ordinance refers 'to the City of Fridley retaining �he easement, and ha would like to make sure that the City of Minneapolis is granted the easemen�. Councilman Harris said that if a street right of way i5 vacated, but a � utility easement is retained, this means that no structiure may be placed upon that easement. If a petitioner should request construction over an easement, he then must pay the cost of the relocation of the utilities. � ' � , � � Mr. Willi�am Soth, 2400 lst National 8ank, of ti�e Dorsey Law Office, said that the procedure here is not entirely proper_. The City of Fridley is retaining an easement, but the fee title is owned by the N.S.S.5.D. Any easement granted to Minneapolis should rightfully emanate from the District. Council- man Harris.said that if the City vacates a street and there are pipes' in that street, they are protected by that Ordinance. There is no structure allowed on that easement. Mr. Soth said that he.did not believe that it was proper to retain an easement when vacating a street. The City Attorney said that he had discusseci this matter with Minneapolis and the District and Mr. Soth's position is proper. The Attorney Genera•1 has stated that a City cannot vacate a atreet right of way and retain a utility easement. The entire streat right of way shonld be vacated and made subject to receipt of a utility ease- ment. This is merely a different v�y of doing the same thinq. It car► be resolved in that manner. � Councilman Harris a�ked if it was not correct that�the sewer lina ia privately owned and when property to the north develops, it will not connect onto this line, and Mr. Corlett said that this was correct. The City Attorney said that if there is to be a vacatioh, as lonq as there are ' pipes in the ground ar}d there is an existing street easemeat, that the iee awner will have to grant an easement either to the City of Fridley or to the City of Minneapolis, otherwise, he did not feel that the Council could make a i SPECIAL PUBLZC HEARING ME�'TING OF b1AR�CH 9, 1970 p�;; 24 finding that the easement fs no longer needed as long as utilities are beinq used at this time. Councilman Hatris asked it the Council could vacate, with an easement from the Dietrict to the City within a right of way reserved for this. Mr. Heqna said that the easeutent would follo�► the right of way. He said that in Minneapolis', they vacate wi.th no strings attached,.but°�do�not let it go into efEect until the easements are in their possission. He said that he did not believe�that the south portion should be vacated until it is determined what will happen with the sewer plsnt, but if the C�cil chaoses to do so, he would sugqest that they do as the City Attorney indicated; that it not go into effect'until the City of.Minneap�olis gets a utility easement. Councilman Liebl asked if according to the Ordinance, the City 2�as the riqht to vaaate tiae street, but not the right to vacate the utility easement. The City Attorney said that the Council would have to make a finding that t:here is no longer a need, and he did not think they could make this finding in this case that the easement is.not u�eeded. Cov�ncilman Liebl asked if the sewer plant were to be buil� in there, Grould tchey be prot�cted. The City Attorney said that if the plant is built and the utilities have to be relocated, then the Sewer,Board w�ould have to stand the cost of the relocation. Councilman Harris asked who should get the easement, the City of Fridley or Minneapolis. The City Attorney said that as long as it serves Minneapolis, it should be given to them. -_ Councilman Sheridan said that throughout this discus�ion the City of Minneapolis has contended that they want the north port�nn vacated so they can fence it and make it a private driveway and keep the pubiic off, yet they want the south portion public so that they can use it, but thay are the only� ones benefitting. He said that �hey could use East River Road like everyone else. Mr. Hegna said that the south portion does serve a purpose and should nat be vacated under that condition. Councilman Sheridan said that Minneapolis was asking for a private drive. Mr. xegna said that �f the Council were going to vacate irrespective of Minneapolis' wishes, then he asked �that it be made sure that N.S.S.S.D. gives Minneapolis as easement. Mr. Soth said that the street is not being used by an�one other than Minx�eapolis, it is not used as a public street in a proprietary sense. What they want is a private road. He could see no reason why i� could not be vacated. In regaxd to the water line easement, the District w�ould provide the easement to Minneapolis or more the utility, if necessary. The developnent o£ the sewer plant is immaterial to the vacat�on of the street. The vacation could be determined right now on the basis of the information available. Provisions can be made for the easement for Minneapolis. Council.man Harris said that it would be si11y to vacate part of the street, and not all. The Council is in agreement that it should be all, or none at all. Mr. Hegna said that he did not see the connection between the two parcels. MOTION by Councilman.Harris to close the Public Hearing on the vacation o£ Marshall Street and a portion o� 43rd Avenue. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham delcared the Public Hearing closed at 8:45 P.M. The City Attorney asked Mr. Hegna for an explanation of the easement requested as shown�on Page 9 of the Council Agenda. Mr. Hegna said that they have a water main and sewer line in 43rd Avenue to Main Street, then along Main Street. They would like to have something �n record that there is an easement , � , � ' LJ � ' ' LJ � � i I � � � � ' SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING �IEETING OF MARCH 9, 19�Q . P�S 25 in existance. This was put in very long ago and there is no record of it. It would merely legaiize the fact tha� thera is water and sewer in the stxeets, and zs an attempt to rectiiy the situation._ This is wholly inde- pendent of the vacation request. The City Attorney said that he could see nothing wrong.r�ith qiving the document,.but unless the City were the fee owner, it would be of little valne. it was pcinted out tha� both 43rd Avenue and Main Street are county roads. Mr. C�rlett added that they isaci been working on their records of their underground utilities for about the last five years, tryinq to rectify mistakes made many years ago when there were not even easemer►ts in existance. Al1 tize utilities should be an record so that someone such as the Gas Company can see whex'e all the utilities are located. Mayor Rirkham said that he would like to sne that they.got the proper document, but he thouqht that it would.:have to.come fraQr the Cpunty. Counc'zlman Harris toid the audience that the Council dCa�s not act on items at the Public Hearinq Meeting, and asked that the Administration research what the proper approach would be to giving the requested document, ta lae ready.for the Pieeting of March 16th. Mr. Hegna said that they had one prepared . The City Enqineer asked if the proposed overpass bg Northern Pacific viould have any effect. Mr. Corlett said that he had disauss� this with.them, and this is another example of an unrecorded installation, installed very long aqo. It was aqreed by the Council that this should be researched and.t3ie proper document be brought back for the Gouncil Meeting of March 16, 1970. LICENSE: Well Driiliaq � s�. s �. Clarence Zuercher 1949 Arcade Street St. Paul, Minn. By: Clarence Zuercher Plumbing Inspector MOTION by Caincilman xarris to grant the license to Clarence Zuereher. Seconded by Counci].man Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declarsd the motion carried unani.mously. ADJOiJRIZMENT : There being no further business, Mayor Kirkham declared the Special Public Hearing Meeting of March 9, 1970 adjourned at 9e03 P.M. RespectfuLly submitted, � `���;� Juel Mercer Secretary to the City Counci�. i . Jack O. Kirkham Mapor , L1 � , ' ' � , i �_J ' � � � � � ' �l ' �� ► � ! 7 L-�' ORDINANCE N0. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CITY CODE d�' THE CI1Y OF FRID[.EY, MINNESOTA BY MAKING A CHANGE IN ZOI�IING DISTBICTS The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows: SECTION 1. Appendix D of the City Code of Fridley is amended as herein- after indicated. SECTION 2. The tract or area within the C�ty�of Fric�ep.:•and_�CoIIatyfot�AaQka presently zoned as R-2 (limited multiple dwellings) and described as: Lots 3 thru 15, Block 11, Hyde park Addition Lots 16 thru 2�, Bleck 12, Hyde Park Additio.n Lots 16 thru 3C, Block 21, Hyde Paxk Ad.di�,ion Lots 1 thru 15, Block 22, Hyde Park Additio.n Lots 1 thru 5, Block 27, H.yde Park Addition Lots 6 thru 10, Block 28, Hyde Park Additior�' Lots 4 thru 13, Block 2, CitST Visw Addition Lots 3 thru 5, Block 7, City View Addition Lots 2 thru 6, Block 8, City View Addition Lots 1,2,16 thru 30, Block 11, Hyde Park Addition I.ots 16 thru 30, Block 22, Hyde Pax•k Addition � I,ots 6 thru 10, Block 27, Hyde Park Additio.n Lots 2 thru 15, Block 1, �ity View Addition Lots 1 thru 3, Block 2, City View Additiori Is hereby designated to be in the Zoning District C-2 (general business areas). SECTION 3. The tract or area within the City of Fridley and County of Anoka presently zoned R-2 (limiCed multiple dwellings) and described as: Lots 1 tnru 30, Block 9, Hyde Park Add�tion ` Lots 1 thru 30, Block 10, Hyde Park Additio.n Lots 1 thru 30, Block 23, Hyde Park Addition Lots 1 thru 30, Block 2�, Hyde Park Additi.��.n Lots 1 thru 10, Block 25, Hyde Park Additio.n Lots 1 thru 10, Block 26, Hyde Park Additio.n Is hereby designated to be in the Zoning District R-3A (ap�rtments only - general �ultiple family dwelling6)• All located in the Northwest Quarter (NW��j of Section 23, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of �noka, Minn. I� , Ord. # � � � Page 2 � ' ' SBCTION 4. The Zoning Administrator is directed to change the official zoning map to indic�te the abave aouing changee. 1 PASSED BX THE CITY COUNCIL OF T� CITY OF FR.YD�.EY THIS � i ._ ; ` , 1969 . �_ DAY OF ' ,�' ;,_..�(/��� —�� � � ' MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham ATTEST : � CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell ' Public Hearing: Au�ust 11, 1969 ' First Reading: November 3. 1969 Second Reading: Publiah.....m. � � � ' ' , ' ' , ' � � . � � '� ' � � � FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF CO1rII�tITTEE MEMBERS WHOSE TI;R%i5 WILL BE SXPIRI�iG PRESENT MEMBER TERM EXPIRES APPOINTEE Plats and Subdivisions - Streets and Utilities (3 year term - 5 members)(Section-k0) William E. Jensen - Chairman 12-31-69 589 Rice Creek Terrace Fridley, Minnesota 55432 � Thomas Myhra - Vice Chairman 12-31-69 6360 Aisle Street Northeast FridZey, Minnesota 55421 (The Council designates the Chariman of each c000mittee and the Chairman is a member of the Planning Commission) (The Planning Co�aission has one member at large who shall serve as Vice Chairman of the Plats, Sub-Divisions, Streets and IT�ilities Sub-Committee) Buildings Standards - Design Control (1 vear term - S members)(Section 4$) Oliver Erickson - Chairman 1-15-70 1315 N. E. Hillcrest Dr. � ' Fridley, Minnesota 5542I Earl Biermann 1-15-70 7830 Alden Way ' Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Carl 0. Tormoen (Lst Ward) 6912 Hickory Drive Fridley, Minnesota 55432 William R. To�co (2nd Ward) 5925 Hackmann Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 1-15-70 1-15-70 F�ank Hart (3rd Ward) 1-15-70 6000 3rd Street N. E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 (Chairman to be member of Planning Commission, An architect, construction engineer, builder or other aimilarly competent person residing in the City Three members - one from each of the 3 Wards) (Members to be appointed by the Mayor with the approv8l of the City Council) � � PRESENT MEMBER TERM EXPIRES Board of Appeais (3 Year Term - 5 I�,embers)(Chapter 45.381-45.387) Donald R. Mittelstadt, Chairman 12-31-69 6940 Hickory Drive Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55432 , Richard Harris 12-31-69 6200 Riverview Terrace Fridley, Minnesota 55421 � � ' ' (To be appointed by City Council) APPOINTEE Parks and Recreation Commission (3 Year Term - 5 Members )(Section 24) Gary Stimmler 12-31-69 7841 Alden Way N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Thomas D. Cochran 1Z-31-70 ' 1171 Lynde Drive Fridley, Minn. 55421 (Resignation letter dated 12(21/69 ' (To be appointed by City Council) Human Relations Committee (1� Members - 3 Year Term) �Resolution �'�271-1964) , Ward 1 Mrs. Ratherine Moss 12-31-69 1021 Rice Creek Terrace Fridley, Minnesota 55432 ' Ward 2 Robert Hynes 12-31-69 665 - 57th P�ace Northeast � Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Ward 3 Donald Batterson 12-31-69 � 6480 �iverview Terrace Fridley, Minnesota 55421 At Large Rev. Gerald Keefe 12-31-69 ' 6120 - Sth Street Fridley, Minnesota 55421 ' At.Large W. R. Starwalt 12-31-69 1021 Hackmann Circle Fridley, Minnesota 55421 � ' (Appointment made by the Mayor upon the advice and recommendation of the Council and with the consent and confi�rmation of at least four-fifths of the Counci�)e aN� �� LIST OF EXPIRING TERMS (CONTINUED) � PRESENT MEMBER 'TI�RNi EX�IRl�°S Police Commission �Chapter 25,� (3 Year Term - 3 Members) Dr. Milton Williams 12-31-69 90 Craigway North�ast Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Virgil Wi11s (Resigned December, 1969 12-31-71 � �31 APPOINTEE Board of Hea1tH (Chapter 36"(3 Year Term - 3 Members) ,` Dr. H. S. Strait - Health Officer 12-3I-69 7635 Northeast Alden Way � Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Dr. Donald L. Wright 12°31-69 101 Logan Parkway N.E. � Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Harvey J. McPhee, Public Health Sanitarian � 3463 Zarthan Avenue South St. Louis Park, Minn� 55416 12-31-69 � (Appointed by Council. One member may be a physician who shall be the executive of the Board and City Health Officer. If no physician is available, then the Council sha11 choose the executive of the Board and Health Officer) � � � � � � � � Suburban Rate Authority Councilman Raymond E. Sheridan 1301 Hillwind Road N.E. L. W. Samuelson, Alternate 7800 East River Road 12-31-69 12-31-69 North Suburban Sanitarv Sewer District David 0. Harris 12-31-69 470 Rice Creek Blvd. ME1�0 T0: Homer R. Ankrum - City Manager MEMO FROM: Darrel Clark -- Engineering Assistant MEMO DATE: February 5, 1970 I�MO NiJI�ER: CM �i�70-01 RE: Planning Commission Structure Chart There is an omission on the chart as presented to the City Council. I did not include the new appointee, George Meissner, on the Plats and Subs -- Streets and Utilities Subcommittee. Mra Meissner was appointed to fill out Don Batterson's term which expires on December 31, 1970. 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OF ) I, the undersigned, being the dul� gualifiecl and acting Clerk of the of �Ser�by certify that the attached and foregoing is a true and c�rrect copy of a resolution duly adopted by the Council,of at its meeting on , 196_, as the same is recorded in the minutes of the meeting of such council for said date, on file and of record in my office. 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For the vacation of the street described as all of that part of Marshall Street lying North of the Plai know� as Berlin Addition described as follo�s; All those parts of Marshall Street as shown in the plat of Auditor�s Subdivision #39, Anoka County, lying North of the P1at of Berlin Addit�on and lyzng West of the Westerly right o� way line of County State Aid Road #1 (East River Road). � All that part o£ a strip of land shown as East River Road in the plat of Auditor's Subdivision #79, Anoka County, lying between Lots 9 and 10, of said Audi.tcr'� �11h�1V?�i�� �79 and lying Southwesterly of the S�uthwe��:��• �° b?-h* c�f �;::;- � ine of � County State Aid Road #1 �.s acq�:lr�::�� �c°.c5 :J�c �T��;,,,,�.1tLLLot 4, Section 27, T-30, R-24, Anoka Caunty, hli��.iG���a, � � ' , be and is hereby vacated, SECTION 2. For the vacation o� t}ae street descrirf�d as a11 tr,at part of 43rd Avenue lying West of Eas� �Z�ve� f��� c? 4iescribed as follows: All that part of 43rd Avenue Nor�hE���w �:r�owr:. iri ti�e plat of Auditor's Subdivisiori #3gp An�ka �eJs�n��r9 lyar.g West of the Westerly right of way line of Coua�� y;�i:ate Aid Road �1 (East River Road), in the Northe��t 1✓� c�f ����.tion 34, T-30, R-24, Anoka County, Minneso�.�., be and is hereby vacated. SECTION 3. The said vacation has �e�;.*� ma�.�� �:� �,.�xzf�b°i7�����:� wb'�1� Mirinesota � ' Statutes and pursuant t� �ec:tir�n i � . �'' . ;� ��a<v C�ty Charter and Appendix C o£ Citv Cade sha11 be so amended. ' PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF "I'HE CITY OF FRIDLEY, THIS DAY OF � ATTEST: � , I � , 1970. � - arvin . Brunsell Public Hearing: March 9, 1970 First, Reading: ��)'�(�,�. 1 a�, :; ,, � Second° Reaciing : Publish . . . . 0 l MRYOR Jac . ir am �... _ - � . . _.,:�,;.� ..J: _, _ . . _ _ _ i �,c � . � " ,. . - z . 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TE A�� L COUNTY STA _ �` p}'� 6 � IJ 1 `l �� .• - 'R�,NG,� �' :r. _ .. _-.--� �/ ` _. _ C U "�' J1�A _-'''' __, _ _ . _ _ — _ ..�...___-- _ ....._.— -�-•---. -- / _ - - • - _ , a • ,/ • + � � � � : .ti% '�- . __r ._._ � t i . . � �' ' . '. . . . , ,y """.��7'--�.._ _._�� ,,,,�._ --r--a�.. " I , , �/�iL1�IlAv_ . �> � a 1 � . • � , �. � Rt�eL.v�z�Y , , _. _'�OMQaNY , : � . " ' COMP�NY ' ; � � ` �: i p "" - . ,� ---I , ' � ; , �7 ' � Cn _ ; .. � , - ,_.. �.. .. ' �. ; � •. � �"� � . � � .� ? � � �, ��.. !,� 'o 1 E' �° . , �� � �t� 4� �``t, � `�, � � � . :, ._.. �..� . , _- - _-.....�-- _._ __ __ }- ; � a� t , k , �`, "� 1 '� � �c�m � �� �f`�`' m '� �n .[ � � � t - � � � 2 � � ; i � N � 0 µ�., � n � a. _. �—.. $ �,.. �.......� �.,......._.. _ _.._...._..,�...._ .,.. �..� -- � 3 D Z � -� � m m � � ..,...... ._.. r • i � ,".• 1 i �• •1 . � w � 'a ,, rv �, . � .; �. � ,, � — ���R� � �� _ t�a � 2 � + �.�; � , , , ORDTNANCE N0. AN ORDINANCE UNDER SECTION 12.07 OF THE CITY CHARTER TO VACATE STREETS AND ALLEYS AND TO AMEND APPENDIX C OF THE CITY CODE The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows: � SECTION 1. For the vacation of the street described as all that part of Marshall Street lying North of the 1/4 - 1/4 line of Section 34, T-30, R-24, described as follows. , � � i ' ' 1 � � � ' ' ' ' �� All that part of Marshall Street as shown in the plat of Auditor's Subdivision Number 39, Anoka County, lying North of the 5outh line of Lot 36 of said Auditor's Subdivision Number 39, lying South of the North line of said Lot 36, and West of the West right of way line of County State Aid Road Number 1(East River Road), all lying in the Southeast 1/4 of Section 34, T-30, R-24, County o£ Anoka, State of Minnesota, be and is hereby vacated. SECTION 2. The said vacation has been made in conformance with Minnesota Statutes and pursuant to Section 12.07 of the City Charter and Appendix C of City Code shall be so amended. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, THIS DAY OF ATTE5T: CI CL R- Marvin . runse 1 Public Hearing: March 9� 1970 First Reading: � 7 Second Reading: �� Publish . . . . � , 1970. MAYOR Jac . Kir am h w : .t S \�l �r.•� ,� . . . °�A ..'.... :''� , �� II � . -- � r � . M R T C H �[ ��y�r y%� . },,.. . j: ,. � � ' .....• . .- ' I � r ' � �. � ,� r ' . N;UMBER 39 �.: ;� ;� , --__ � � _ . . f , . . I p ' - _ , , � r � - , . .,1. . � ,,. . �- , � �_ - � ,: � +.. . � Z �, 1 . _ ; . , �- . � f , , � , • � `i71 • f- C� . , � • VO �� ' �.. ' , ` _ , � , �' � /. , j �. �� ,j. ;.' �' ' M / � •1F I M � � � t ' !� ;� ',' . . , .,, .�'+ % '� . � Fz rL. �. • �, Y� ., ��`"' ' ; ._ = a . >� � � f �tf � . ,�1... ! . . • .. - . . . . � . � `. , ...Rf � . . ' .. `f t • .� �.�.� ' . `4'`,a ,. 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APi ORDINANCE UP3DER SECTION 12.07 OF THE CITY CHARTER TO VACATE STREETS AND ALLEYS AND TO AMLND APPENDIX C OF THE CIZ`Y CODE The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follaws: SECTION 1. For the vacation of the street described as all that part nf Marshall Street lying North of 37th Avenue described as follows: That portion of Marshall Street North of the North right of way line of 37th Avenue N.E. and South of the North line of the South Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section 34, T-30, R-24, Anoka County, be and is hereby vacated. SECTION 2. The said wacation has been made in conformance with Minnesota Statutes and pursuant to Section 12.07 of the City Charter and Appendix C of City Code shall be so amended. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, THIS DAY OF . 1970. MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham ATTEST: CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsel�. Public H,earing: January 13, 1969 r; :� � First Reading: , `�'� � d �` � �' � ' Secand Reading: Publish . . . _ , 4 , � 'r' � � l��'�'. 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U "„w �� W I I� •� �,, W � � _.••r;h;,;r,�,,,,,,..a..1-r-Wir-Mb+iw,� �,. � ? � � � � �``,"'��_ , � Z .�"ti„�,,!"�.-•�„ O W,�w,,,a�.,� y �� � � �`` "�.......""_:.�.� ... . 4:� , ��j ,^ ORDINANCE N0. _� AP ORDINANCE UNDER SECTION 12.07 OF THE CITR CHARTER TO VACATE STREETS AND ALLEYS AND TO AMEND APPEPDIX C OF THE CITY CODE , The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows: SECTION 1. For the vacation of a street described as follaws: All that part of Johnsoa Street described as follqWS: All that part of the street right of way that lies East of and adjacent to Lot 1, Block 2, Swanstrom's Court Addition and between the Easterly extenaions of the North and the South lines of Lot 1, Block 2, Swanstram's Court Addition. All lying in the South Half of Sectian 24, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota, be and is hereby vacated, SECTION 2. The said vacation has been made in conformance with ' Minnesota Statutes and pursuant to Section 12.07 of the City Charter and Appendix C of the City Code. shall be so amended. � � �_� , ' � PASSED BY TAE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS � DAY OF ��-�" ,'�LL° , 1970. MAYOR - JACR 0. KIRKHAM ATTEST: CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUPTSELL Public Hearing: November 10, 1969 � First Reading: ,Tanuaxy 5� 1970 Second Reading: �'��� �.�t.��� t� �`� ���-' Publish . . . . ' ' , � � ' j G�. w � n u �/r �r b+'� � �; x � tl� I � N i r' � u� l� � s� r 1 �I � ��_.� SAV #69-10 Thos. Albera L. 1, B1. 2, Swunstrom's Cou t 2� ° ' � s CENTER . ���� t�. 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Z = ?Ix��._.Jru _ . w . �' . r .3,•r _ -----53 RD --ny�idlif. - — — -, ---- �, , _ � _ j � ,�:: 4: _ ° t .." � . �� � � _ �-- . .,---} ��r� � � °�° r�-� n.[,w __� L .� ���- � � �� � ��'�`�o � i , i , � --! ; ! , , ' '� ' � -� � , . ' ' , ' . . I, ' , ' ORDINANCE N0. AN ORllINANCE TO AMEND THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF FRTDLEY, MINNESOTA BY MAKING A CHANGE IN ZONING DI�TRICTS. The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows: SECTION l, Appendix D of the City Code of Fridley is amended as hereinafter indicated. SECTION 2. The tract or area within the County of Anoka and the City of Fridley and described as: SECTION 3. Commencing at a point which is the intersection of the South line of 40th Avenue N.E. and the center line of Main Street; thence Westerly along an extension of said South line a distance of 450.79 feet to the point of beginning; thence continuing Westerly along the last described line `• a distance of 274.21 fee�C to a point; thence Northerly at right angles to the last described line a distance of 696.96 feet to a point; thence Southeasterly along a straight line to the point of beginn�ng. The premises last above described bezng hereafter described as Tract A. Al1 lyi.ng in Section 34, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Nlinnesota. Is hexeby designated to be in the Zoned District known as M-2 (Heavy Industrial Areas). That the Zoning Administrator is directed to change the official zoning map to show said tract or area from zoned district R-1 (Single Family Areas) to M-2 (Heavy Industrial Areas). �ASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF ATTEST: , 1970. MAYOR Jack 0. Kirkham CITY CLERK Marvin C. Brunsell Fublic Hearing: Februaxy 9, 1970 � First Reading: Second Readi.ng : Publi.sh . �� , , � � � P1►G� � 5 THE MINIJ'�ES OF THE SPECIAZ PUBLIC TiEAI2ING AND WORKSHOP MEETING OF FEBRUARY 9,1970 Mayor Kirkhaia called the Special Public Hearing aaid Workshop Ma4ting oP February 9, 1970 to order at 7:45 P.M. PLEDGE OF ALI,EGIANCE : The Council and the audience joined in sayinq the Pledge of Alleqiance to the Flag. � ROLL CALL: , � 1 ' � ' ' � ' ' � � MENIBERS PRESENT: ti,arris, Samuelson, Sheridan, Kirkhnsn, Li.ebl MEMBERS ABSENT: None ADOPTION OF AGENDAt MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt the Agenda as presented. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. .Ugon a voice vote, tlzere being no nays, Mayor Kirkhan declared the motion carried unanimously. PUBLIC HEARING ON THE CONSIDERATTON O'k' A atEZONTIvG REQUEST (ZOA 1F69�11i TO REZONE FROM R-1 TO M-2 THAT AR�A GENERALLX IACATED B.�:TWEEN 40TH AI1D 41ST AVEAiUES AND IN THE VICINITY OF GRAND AND CT�LIFORNIA STitEETS t f��L CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT TO �ERMIT THE EXPANSION OF A RAILROAD TRACK IN M-2 ZONTNG (DEPAR.TURE TRACKS AND SLOPE EXCAVATIONl• REQUE_STED_BY NORTHERN PACIFIC pAILWAY COMPAI3Y: Mayor Kirkham read the Public Hearing notice for the rezoning and the special use permit request. Mr. Russel D. Thompson, Assistant Director, Construction Projects for Northern Pacific Railway, came Porward and presented an overlay while explaining the project. He said that their proposal has already been expinined several times through the Board of Appeals and the Planninq Ca�uaission to the local residents. He said that Northern Pacific is askinq for a sma11 triangular piece of R-1 be rezoned to M-2. Immediately beloW this area is Minnesota Silica Sand which is already zoned :�1-2. It is about 2.1 acres lying north of 39th Avenue in the vicinity of California and Grand Streets. He said that they were also asking for a special use permit to permit the construction of departure tracks and slope excavation. He pointed out the various uses of the land on the overlay of the automatic classification yard. The retarder yard is to bring trains into the yard for inspection, then the cars are lined up and allowed to roll into the classification yard at a controlled speed. They are controlled by a com�- puter which takes into considerati�n the rollibility of the cars, the speed, curvature of the tracks, and the distance to be rolled. This is a sophisr ticated concept and will not cause trouble to the switchmen. Presently . � � � SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF FEBRUARY 9, 1970 P�GL 1� � � LJ � , ' � � � they are switched by a switchman, and either allowed to roll freely or a n►an riSes the car,�using a hand brake, at some danger to the man. He�said that sometimes a car is handled 5 or 6 times. Under the new system the car would roll directly onto the proper tracks. He said that he felt that they could control the noise and the blasting and tiiat they could live up to the City's ordinances. "They are proposing to construct an averpass on 43rd Avenue at a cost to Northern Pacific of about S2 millinn. There ara sane utilities that have to be relocated, and sane lan3 still to be pur- chased. Councilman Liebl asked Mr. Thompson what specific measures will be taken to protect the nearby neighborhood during the construction: Mr. Thompson said that the blasting would be controlled to 2/10 G. The blastinq w�ould be restricted to the outer areas and in addition the shats would be moni- tored with a seismograph. This would be part of the c.ontract. The dust would be controlled by watering and the traffs�: -�c�uld �� �c�ratrolled. Councilman Liebl said that some of the peapl� �aere �o,::cerra�d tk�at their property values would be damag�d. Mr. Tho�r�p��zY �aia r�r�, t��or�he�n Pacific checked this and was told by several firms t.hat t�,e :r�ailrc��� praposal would have no effect on the property values, and in one cas�, t�e was told that they may qo up as this would meail tP�at na ot;�er inc3us�.:ri�.i enterpri$e could come in there. He pcsirzted out that �1 re�ic�eri� of the area aleo took it upon himself to do some checking and faund out t1�e same� �.hing. Money for hane loans is tight right now. Councilmarl I.iek�l s�ic� that he under�tood that the railrotsd was now on record as willing to �.�ns�aCUCt the overpasa an8 Mr. Thompson said yes. Councilman Harris asked abc>ut insurance c�verage izi c�:;e th�.re is a claim � for damages as the result of the blaJting. �ir. Tho��sora said that their contractor would have between $2 and $5 million in coverag� aqainst this sort of claim. ' l ' ' lJ C� � Councilman Harris asked if there were any utiliiies tk��at raould have to be moved. The City Engineer said that this would create no serious problem with the City of Fridley, although there may be a problem with the Minneapolis water lines. Mr. Thompson said that Northern Pacific has agreed to take care of the Minneapolis utilities if they are disturbed. Council.asan.Samuelson asked who would have design control of the bridge. Mr. Thampson said that it would be the Public Service Co�nmission, the County, and the Highway Department. He said that there is a maximum of S+t grade and they hav� made a change which will lower the hump 10 feet. Councilman Sheridan asked when they were contemplating construction. Mr. Thompsbn said they hoped to start in the spring or early suamer. The plan is for construction over the next five years. This includes the construc� tion of a deisel house and the relaying of tracks etc. Excavation will be completed by next year. Councilman Sheridan said that there w�re a number of stipulations set down by the Planning Commission and asked if he had any coimnents on any of those. Mr. Thompson said there was one zestriction he felt was unrealistic and unreasonable, that is that the railroad should evaluate the structures of I � , .. � � SpECI11i. PUBLIC HEARING ME�TID�IG OF FEBRUIIRY 9, 1970 p� i7 � I� � , buildinqd in the surroundinq area, within 1000 yards of the construction site, prior to construction so that they can justifiably deny any charq�s of damag• as a result of blasting. He felt that 1000 yards was too !ar baok, and point�d out that they would be monitoring thnir shots. This would b� !or their awn protectxo�a. Mayor Kirkham asked who would own the ovarpass a�ter it is aonstructsd by Northern Pacific. Mr. Thanpson sa�d that he believed that it is a County Road anS that this would be w�orked out with the County after the bridge ia canpleted. The City Enqineer confirmed that 43rd Avenue is a County Road. Councilman Harris asked who owned an area betweeri East River Road au►d th� tracka and Mr. Thompson, while pointing to the map, aaid that Creat ����r.P���xri owned the parcel in question. Councilman fiarri� s�wg��s�e�d �hat ther� should be a dedicetion tor a right hand turn. Mr. Thompson �aid that this vould be kept in mind and could be worked on. , A m�mber of the audience asked where the east bound trains would enter. Mt. Thompson ei�id just north oP Highway #100, whera they do now. The old a yard will be the hump yard. �'he visitor said tiiat he war� afraid that ths ' number of trains will increase and Mr. Thanpson said that they wou18 in- crease by about 60$ - a09�. The resident then pointed out that the traffic probl�► at the crossing on Mississippi 5treet wauld be rn�de much worsa. Mr. Thompson said that they did not Peel that there wou:i.d be as much blxking �of the tratfic as there is now because of the speed at w�hich the cars ca�n � be cleared. The new method of claesification is much €aster. � ! _1 ' � � ' �� � � � Councilman Sheridan asked if there were any plans for north of I. 694 at 61st Avenue. Mr. Thompson said that there are plans for enlarginq this in the futurev, k�ut zt is �c�t part of this proposal. Mr. Henry Zimmer, 4021 Cali�ornia S�reet, s�icY i.:�aaic �;�.� tz;�:3 a stuea:a �ao�zge and wondered what would happen if it were to crack <31z��.��r� biasting. Mr. Thanpson said that the contractor would be made aware of this. A member uf the audience asked �out tha n�ise ot tiie zetarder. He said that he had no idea how loud it would be. He said that he would like to hea�r a recording and had asked for this about a r.^�r,':h ago. He pointed out that it would be too late after the railroad is in, if it is found that the noise is unbearable. Mr. Thompson said that the noise will be within the ordinance requirements. The ordinance only allows 36 decibels in a residential area. This noise is not created.by every car. There are engineers working on it now to try to reduce the level of noise down even further. He said thet Northern Pacific has to get the noise level down to wheze it will be acaept- able to the local people. The retaining wall will buffer the sound also. A member of the audience asked what would be the benefit to the City of Fridley. Mayor Kirkham said, indirectly, industrial growth. Mr. Thompson added that yards of this nature attract industries, although not necessarily to the imanediate neiqhborhood. Businesses must follow the railroeda. The resident then said that in some areas of Minneapoiis the areas surroundinq the switching yards become ghettos. Councilman Samuelson asked how many homes are involved. The City Enqix�eer said 10 or 11 in the City oP Fridley, the rest are in Columbia Heiqhts. Councilman Samuelson said that he could understand the people's concern , SPECI�I, �UBLIC HEARING MEETING OF FEHRUARY 9, 19�0 ' � ' �I ' ' ' � � , � ' r , � , , �ACt u '� about the blasting. He felt that there should be sets oi photoqrapha taken prior to the blaeting in case of complaints oP property damaq�. Tha Assistant City Attorney sugqested that the North�err� Pacific RailNay Co. should aqrae to be responsible and hold the City harmless. Mr. Ttroa�p�an said that they would be in the same position as the City of Fridley, and the contxactor must bear the responsibility and �e is required by the railroad to have insurance for this. Counci]man Sheridan asked i! Dunkleys Surfacinq and Minnesota Silica Sand would then qo out of buainess, and Mr. Thompson said yes. Currently Dunk- leys has ownership of some of the laz�d and some of it they lease from th� railroad. He said that the deal with Minnesota Silica Sand has not lxen consumated as yet, but they have stated that they wxnt the railroad to buy all the land. Councilman Liebl pointed out that these two operations have been a bone of contention to the citizens in this area. There have been canplaints on the rock crusher, and this would be eliminated. This proposal would be an inducement to develop industrial land. The raiiroad has now said that they will support the C'ity°s a�'yur���nta for an undezpass for Mississippi Street which would greatly increas� t}3e palice and f�re protection !or those west o� the railroad tracks. �`his would be a�reat step forward and a positi.ve move. CounciLnan Samuelson asked about the excess d,irt fran the excavation. Mr. Thompson said that there was 3�i million yards of excavation, and most of the soil would be surplus. Columbia Heights has askeci for about 100,000 yards and they wi'll need to get rid of the rest, and perhaps the City of Fridley would want it. ' Councilman Sheridan asked if there could not be some sort of step zoning to step down to the residential. Mr. Thompson said that he did not care, the land outeide of the track area is surplss to them, anci he would not care what is was zonefl. It could not be used for any r�:��.zc�ad a�pe�a����a r�ecause of the steep elevation. Councilman Sheridaxi exp�ai�ed th�t in tha past the Council has tried to protect one zoning again�t a��other ��y step zoninq. Mr. Zimmer asked if the railroad would be ,elling the land between the dirt berm and the tracks. Mr. Thcnnpson said that some of the land may be sold and they had been asked to give those people in the a�ea first chance at pro- perty the ri�ilroad may be disposing of. Councilman Sheridan cominented that this would be between the residents and the railrnad. Councilman Samuelson asked how much of a variance they were asking for. The City Enqineer said that they were before the Board of Appeals for this. The variance is from 1500 feat. Mr. Thompson added that they were aakinq for a reduction to 0 feet. They would be moving the tracks about 300 feet. There would be 495 feet from Main Street, and 70 feet below the top of tha slope. MOTION by Councilman Harris to close the Public Hearing on the rezoninq and special use permit request by Northern Pacific Railway. Secondad by Council- man Samuelson. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried, and the Public Hearinq cl�sed at 8:35 P.M. NOTE: Oth�r items of the A,�nda were taken up to allow the County Ca�nissioners to arrive. , � 1� , i ' ' , � ' , ' PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING DECEMBER 17, 1969 Page l The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Chairman Erickson. ROLL CALL: MEMBERS PRESENT: MEMBERS ABSENT : OTHERS PRESENT : Myhra, Jensen Darrel Mittelstadt, Fitzpatrick, Erickson Clark, Engineering Assistant APPROVE PLANNING COMMISSION MYNUTES: DECEMBER 3, 1969 Mr. Myhra called the statement on Page 5, paragraph 2 of the December 3, 1969 minutes to the attention of the Board. He said he didn�t know if we could go quit� so far as to attempt to dictate • to the petitioner how he should use his la�d. MOTION by Mittelstadt, se�onded by Myh�a, �hat the Planning Commission minutes of December 3, 1969 b� a�proved a� amended. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the moiion carri�d unan�mously. RECEIVE .BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTR�L MINUr'ES: DECEMBER 4, 1969 MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Mitt"elst�dt, that the Planning � Commission receive the minutes of the Building Standards-Design Control meeting of December 4, 1969. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ' RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: DECEMBER 10, 1969 MOTION by Mittelstadt, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the � Planning Commission receive the minutes of the Board of Appeals meeting of December 10, 1969. Upon a vaice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. � 1. REQUEST FOR REZONING, ZOA #69-11, NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.: roperty etween OtFi�and �lst Avenues in t e vicinity o ran ' and California Streets to be rezoned from R-1 to M-2 (heavy industrial) for railroad classification yard. , 2. REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT (SP M69-01), NORTHERN PACIFIC ' o expan and modernize a c a �i�'icat on yar etween t and 43rd Avenues West of Main Street referred tp 1 as Tract �`A�' and Tract r�B'' (see Publie Hearing Notice for fu11 description). � � , � s2 i � � , �I I� � ' � � � ' u � LJ 1 � � ' ' � PlanninQ Commission Meeting December 1?, 1969 paS� ? Mr. Mittelstadt stated that Mr. Dennis Bertrand has attended all the meetings regarding this proposal and was informally assigned at the Board of Appeals meeting, to get different opinions from mortgage companies. He presented his results at the last Planning Commission meeting and at that time also withdrew any opposition he had to the railroad. Tonight he stated to me that he wants to emphasize that he still has no objection to the railraad obtaining the right-of�way for building their hump-yard. The railroad construct�on will be permanent and use the land they are considering and make it final. He feels that he can live with the railroad. It is an improvement in the situation they now have there and anything put in there would be a firm type o£ development, Mr. Mittelstadt commended Mr. Beztrand on being a fine citizen of Fridley. Mr. Fitzpatrick noted that Mr. Bertrand was the only one who was at this meeting tonight and did not know how to take this in consideration of the request by the railroad. He knew some of the people did not share Mr. Bertrand�s views last time and he was not sure as to how to interpret the fact that Mr. Bertrand was the only citizen present at this meeting. Mr. Bertrand stated that he had had an opportunity to speak to some of his neighbors since the last meeting. They show no antagonism towards any of the statements he had made for supporting the railroad request. There is some interest shown concerning this matter and some share the opinion that the railroad will fix the land use. It certainly would stop any future changes in th�re that could be more detrimental to the property in the area. Mr. Bertrand stated that the only things he was concerned about were: a. what would happen to the property and envirorim�ent in the area during constructian b. what would happen after construction xegarding the noise control, etc. c. what the future of his property would be as far as the banks and real estate companies were concerned. After studying these three questions he was satisfied that the railroad yard would be acceptable. Mr. Fitzpatrick stated that Mr. Henry Zimmer at 40th and California Streets continued to be opposed to the rezoning request. Mr. Mittelstadt stated that Mr. Zimmer had inferred that he would like to have the Railroad Company bixy his property. Mr. Ahonen, Board of Appeals member, was present and stated that the Planning Commission and the Board of Appeals was acting in too much haste with their decision. There will be no better opportunity to negotiate for other items such as additional crossings than now with this request. This yard will be � f�cus point for future switching yarcis. He felt that an overall study of this proposed request would be appropriate at this time. � ' . �� ' ' � �J ' ' Planning Commission Meeting December 17t 1969 Page 3 Mr. Mittelstadt agrees with Mr. Ahonen that the City Council should study this and wonders if we unemotionally act on the request for a Special Use Permit and Rezoning request and that as a Planning Commission we really can't bargin with the petitioner in terms of doing other things for us within the City. Mr. Myhra stated that the intersections on Mississippi will be unbearable and a grade separation will be required to handle the traffic. Darrel Clark stated that the City Attorney would have to answer questions regarding barAaininR as the PlanninQ Commission has no jurisdiction - but only the power to recommend. The authority . to bargain is not here. Mr. Fitzpatrick agrees that ' here that he is very reluctent to Mr. Zimmer's property. the faCt that people are involved recom�r�end something in regard to .� I Mr.Myhra brought out the fact that peopl� are afraid of what will happen regarding noise, etc., but �hag we are in no position to do better negotiating than at this time. In the matter of cross- overs, this should be called to the atten�ion of the Council. The ' railroad should try to acquire greater right-of-way. City Council would look over all of these things but it is our obligation to spell these out to the City Council. It seems that if there is ' going.to be a motion to move in that direction, some of these things should be in the motion for City Couneil �to consider. ' MOTION by Mittelstadt to recommend approval of this proposal r�ritih tb.e following conditions made by himsel� and also the views of the other members of the Planning Commission. Ylanning Commission recommend approval of the Rezoning Request ZOA #69-11 from R-1 to ' M-2 and a Special Use Permit (SP �69-01) which permits expansion of the railroad tracks in M-2 under the �oliowing conditions. � 1. They must have a 6- fo�t chain link fence on the back side of the berm. The details of this item will be worked out � with the City Engineer. ' 2, That a member of the Fridley Engineering Department staff periodically inspect the construction of this hump-yard and all surrounding activities to keep under surveill�nce , and audit the projec� to assure the maintainence of the � conditions. , , � � 3. That the berm be constr�.ct�d and top cover and fence l�e installed prior to commencement of rock removal and blas�ing. 4. The railroad work out traffic patterns for removal of rock, dirt and other r�fuse towards East River Road and away from the residential area. That they work out with Fridley, the County, Columbia Heights and the City of Minneap�lis to co�ordinate traffic a�tivities during construction. , , � , ' � , ' ' ' .�e� Planning Commission Meeting December 17, 1969 Pzse � __.___ 5. Railroad should control any dust by watering if necessary. They should keep blasting noise to a minimum so as not to have an adverse effect on the neighborhood. 6. Railroad and contractor should evaluate the structures of buildings in the surrounding area, within 1000 yards of the construction site, prior to construction so that they can justifiably deny any charges of damage as a result of blasting. 7. Railroad shall place their lighting in the yards and loud speakers for work activities in such a manner that they are directed away from the residential areas to the East. They should also have an adequate number of speakers and have them placed properly for mini.mum volume and maximum coverage. 8. Railroad shall use the latest in retarder equipment and update this equipment periodically so that it will continue to function in its proper order. 9. Buildings constructed in this area in support of this operation must come before the Building Standards-Design Control Sub-Committee for approval. They must front primarially away from the residential area. 1�. Line of sight - the switching yard must n�t he ui�ihle fT!)m the roof eaves however the view bevond must be visible. ' 11. The slope of the entire embankment shall be sodded with a grass that does not need to be cut and the aesthetics of the area be included. � J ' ' 12. No open burning on the part of the railroad or any other type of air pollution and that no part of the railroad yard be considered a dumping area where they may pile their refuse. 13. An overpass at 43rd Avenue will be completed from 44th Avenue to East River Road as planned by Northern Pacific Railroad prior to operation of the yard to eliminate traffic problems. � Mr. Thompson explained that the sound deadening equipment or� the retarders will be resolved before they start construction. Mr. Mittelstadt also said that he feels it is proper that t}ie , City Council also stipulate conditions if appropriate for improv�ment of rai2road tracks in the City of Fridley - this is to include cxossings signals, etc., to eliminate traffic hazards. City Council should ' encourage the_expansion of right-of-way to relieve property owners that are on the East. , ' ' Motion seconded by Myhra. , , Plannin Commission Meetin December 17 1969 p• � S 56 S i ' CJ � ' ' Chairman Erickson said he finds a number of things in favor of this railroad proposal. He does not feel it will effect the valiae,of homes on Main Street principally because of the 50-60 foot separation in grade. The screening provided would reduce the type of noise level for these homes in the area. The proposal will eliminate the presently industrial area between Main Street and the bank, which could result in a detrimental effect to the residents along Main Street if covered by industrial property. The 43rd Avenue overpass crossing would be a benefit to the City. The railroad has not yet demonstrated to the City of Fridley that the sand mining operation will cease and if granted, Silica Sand could cantinue to spread until it reaches Main Street. Recommendations that were made in the motion are good but until some solution will be proposed, he remains against the motion. Mr. Thompson presented a recent photogxaph to the Board ' showing them the proposed yard and how Siliea Sand would be affected by the railroad. He also stated that the adjacent property will not have a megaphone effect. , � Mr. Mittelstadt felt that the City Council should look into getting other grade separations and other erossings within Fridley. We will see more railroad traffic after this is completed. City Council should consider all these items before they take action. Northern , on the agenda as to whether � request. Pacific's Attorney stated that they are to be placed fbr the Columbia Heights City Council on Monday or when a public hearing will be held regarding this ' Upon a voice vote, Mittelstadt and Myhra voti�g aye, Erickson and Fitzpatrick voting nay, the motir�n f��1ed. � MOTION by Mittelstadt that these requests be passed onto the City Council and urge that the Council carefully review the minutes of both the Board of Appeals and the Planning Commission. � ' ' ' ' !l ' Seconded by Myhra. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 3. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST, ZOA �69-12, ROB R . PRI HARD: South �/s ot Lot 4, Huu����'� �u �ivision No. 1 8. . MOTION by Mittelstadt that this item be continued at the petitioners request to the next Planning Commission meeting as no one was present represent�ng Mr. Pri�chard at this meeting. Seconded by Myhra. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 0 ORDINANCE N0. AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 17, PRESENTLY CODED AS CNAPTER 13 OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE, RELATING TO LICENSING GASOLINE PUMPS WITHIN THE CITY OF FRIDLEY The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows: Ordinance No. 17, Section 2, adopted August 19, 1949, and entitled °'An Ordinance Relating to Gasoline Pumps," and for the purpose of licensing gasoline service stations is hereby amend�d as follaws: Such 1 i cense may be granted up�n paymer�t 'i d� a:.�t;��,�.:����, i n the amount of $25 per service stati�n p�r ,���r� ���°�r��t made to the City Council. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL JF T�iE C;:I i`i� 4�� '�� �°_��� T�iIS DAY OF � 1�7n. � ATTEST: M YO�CK 0 o KI RKHA�I ITY CLERK - RVIN C. BRUNSELL Fi rs t Read i ng :"7 b; ��'��l �' �% '.' Y ,.. Second Reading: Publish: 5� ! � 1 �` � ' ' ' � ' ' 1 � I' ' ORDINANCE N0. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 14, PRESENTLY CODED AS CHAPTER 81 OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE, REGULATING THE SALE OF NON-INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR WITHIN THE CITY OF FRIDLEY The Council of the City of Frid1ey do ordain as follows: Ordinance No. 14 of the city Code, adopted August 1, 1949, and entitled "Regulating the Sale of Non-Intoxicating Malt Liquor" for the purpose of licensing the sale of on and off sale non-intoxicating malt liquor, and presently coded as Chapter 81 of the �'ridley City Code is hereby amended as follows: Every applicant for an Off-Sale Licen�e sha�� �a,y a license fee of $15 per year. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY �r'r= tRIDi.EY THIS DAY OF � �g1n• MAYOR - JACK 0. 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' R- �..�."�--',� � 1;�yc�Z:��. �`C..�' .°�'.-�.- , • � -�- ��- � =--� ,.;�'-s��_`,�,� ���� � � '' � , -� --��� r � � — i FUND -,__.. , - CODE ' ; -------- ' � -, � I �iMOUNT --------_ G' �_ ---��� � z'C � ` I --------._ , ---------�_-�.�_ � ' _____.�_ ____`_ �— �. t , �` �� i ,,. _ - � ------_--_ , ----- � • ' ;Mlarvin C. Brunsell iTreasurer � � . ' , l BY. ..:....�2 �,� � .. : �'?._.�... .... n ____` --��� // �r------.I 9 �� , . .. . . . � , - - . , � � M�CUM YlDn�4ry 1 1CHN�t :O TL ��ul. INMRSOt� ��O• . ���� � ' � . _ ' . " � ' � � - � � � . . • � ..� r�� . • . _ ;� _ �� � 1 . . ', , ,i �.�_ �;;,� e S60•3450 � , ��¢ � ����1� � 1 � � _ :, . ,s�- i .,....�.. 1 �: � _ �. " •«`"' ANOKA COUNTY ,. . ,. �± ' 6431 UNIV�RSITY AVENUE NE FRIDLEY, MINNE50TA SS42t ` � . . '� . . , : ' _ , • . �v� ' , Dear Property Owner: At its February 2, 1970 Council meeting, the City ' ., , .. Council adopted a resolution authorizing the refund � � . of sewer cannection charges which have been coliected on new construction since January 1, 1967. It is the � ' intention of the City to refund this money to the . , '�� person or firm who original1y made the �ayment. �For ; Lh@ PPOpBCty dt 5241 Fillmore Street N.E. • ' the p��'ment �ias tnade by C. Peterson , If you have'any claim whatsoever to this money, we ,� sugges�t you contact �he persbn or firm who origir�ally � . � � _ made the pz�yment to rrork aut any difficulties �CF�a� may �-" � -�� ��` ' . � arise. ' , � � ' : 'Very truly yours, � , T ' � � � � �. � � � � � ... . . � . . � � .. � � Marvin C. Brunsell . , � ` City C1erk .' � f � MCB/Ph ' � � . � Ir . - ., , � � . _ " ,� . ; . �I1 . .ti , ' ' � � �I r PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING MARCIi 4 , 19 70 �� C PAGE 1 The meeting was called to order at 7:35 P.M. by Acting Chairman Jensen. ROLL CALL: Members Present: Mghra, Jensen, Fitzpatrick Members Absent: Erickson, Mittelstadt Others Present: Darrel Clark, Engineering Assistant APPROVE PLANNING COMi�lISSION MLNUTES: FEBRUARY 18 1970 ' • MOTION by Myhra, secanded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Commission approve the PZanning Commission minu�e� oi February 18, 1970. Upon a voice vote, a11 votinq aye, the motion carried unanimously. , RECEIVE PARKS & RECREATION COMMIISSION MINUTES: FEBRUARY 23 1970 MOTION by Fitzpatrick, secondedeby Alghrae that the Planning Commission ' receive the minutes of the Parks & Recxeation Corrusission meeting of Febraary 23, 1970. Upon a voice vote, alI voting aye, th� motion carried unanimously. , �1 � � , ORDER OF AGENDA: The Agenda was to be considered in the �rcier written, and added as Ztem 5, was the Lot Split 4�70-02 by Eugene Bonnett. Acting Chairman Jensen stated that Items I and 2 would be considered together as both were public hearings relative to the same property. 1. PUBLIC HEARING: REZO1vING RE vJE�T Z0� #70-02, STEVE CODDON: Lot 1, Block 3, Comonerce Park to rezone from C-1 (local business) to C-2 (general business). 2. PUBLIC HEARING: SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP �70-01, STEVE CODDON: Lot 1, Block 3, Commerce Park. For automatic car wash gasolene sales and self service car wash. The public hearing notice for the rezoning request, ZOA 4�70-02, by Steve , Coddon for Lot 1, Block 3, Com�erce Park to be rezoned from C-1 (local business) to C-2 (general business) was read by Acting Chairman Jensen. The public hearing notice for the Special Use Permit, SP �70-01, for Steve 1 Coddon on Lot 1, Block 3, Commerce Park requesting an automatic car wash, gasolene sales and self service car wash in a C-2 District was read by Acting Chairman Jensen. ' , ' Mr. Coddon introduced Mr. Ron Heskin, attorney, who represented Dameron, Inc. Mr. Heskin showed a scale siza model of the automatic car wash and coan- mented on the capacity of the two types of car washes involved in this develop- � ' ' ' , , �_1 ' , ' � r ' • �%� Planning Commission Meetin� March 4, 1970 Page 2` ment. He indicated that there would be no access onto University Avenue or 73rd Avenue and that the access off the service drive would be 75 feet from the corner. The Acting Chairman �sked for co�maents from ehe public -- there were none. l�pTZON by Plyhra, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the public hearinq for the rezoning reguest, ZQA #70-02, to rezone Lot 1, Block 3, Coa�merce Park �•.�. Steve CoBdon from C-1 (1oc�1 husiness) to C-2 (general business) and the public hearing for the Special Use Permit, SP #70-01 by Steve Coddon for an automatic car wash, gasolene sales and self service car wash, be closed. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Heskin said the automatic car wash would be masonry and have a Man- sard roof. Inasmuch as the Damernn, Inc. is a Southern Company, the plans of the buildings are now being adapted to the Minnesota climate and the Uniform Buildiag Code. The buildin� design and layout.wauld go before the B�ilding Standards-Design Control Subcommittee. MOTION by Myhra, seconded by Fi�zpatrick, that the Planning Corru�ission recommend approval to the City Council of the rezoning request, ZQA #70-02, Steve Coddon, to rezone from C-Z (local business) to C°2 (qeneral business), Lot 1, B1ock 3, Cotr¢nerce Park. Upon a voice vote, aZl voting aye, th� motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Myhra, secondeci by FitzpatracA, that the Planning Commission recommend to the City Counci� approvaZ of th� Special Use PernLi.t, SP #70-01, to construct an automatic car wa,�fa� c�asoZ���� =.�a'e:; and self service car wash requested by Steve Coddon, on Lot i, B1ock .3� �oirr�r�rce Park. Upon a voice vote, aIl voting aye, the motion ce-tr.�ied ut��nimouslym 3. PUBLIC HE�.RING: REZ�NING RE�IUEST, Zo� 4�70�-03, GEOItGE N. NELSON: The N'� of Lot 30 and the N'� of Lot 31, except the North 125 feet, of Auditor`s Subdivi�ion ��i29 rezoned from R-1 (single family) to R-3A (apartment and multi�le dwellings). MOTION by Myhz�a, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Pl��ai�g C�zem�.iss3on dispense with the readinq of the Public Hearinq Notice. Upon a voice vote, a1Z voting aye, the motion carried unanimousZy. Mr. William Merlin, lawyer for Mr. Nelson, S�. and the Investment Company, , explained that the rezoning request was approved by the Planning Commission last year and the Council had asked that the request be held up until the apartuaent study was completed by the Planning Commission. At this stage, they ' were especially inte�ested in making the middle of the lots favorab�e for proper development. Mr. Nelson, Sr. said they would like to develop the South Half of the lots for apartmenta constructing the kind of b�ildings which would be an asset to the community and economically sound to operate. The area near ' R-1 would be used for parking and open space. They feel there is a need for this type of units. , , , Mr. Otto Schmid of Urban Planning and Design, Inc. explained further plans for Lot 30. The rezoning request was for an R-3A Diatrict between a R-1 and R-2 District, and using the problem area in the middle of the lot for parking and recreation. He continued that the most pxominent thing �r the ��� ' ' � �� Planning Commission MeetinR March 4, 1970 PaRe 3 site of apartments is the parking lot and their design would have the parking lot pretty much out of sight by the use of berms to screen them. , Mr. Nelson, Sr. answered Acting Chairman Jensen's query regarding an easement for street purposes saying they had agreed not to use the strip along the West edge of Lot 30 (25 feet back af the lot line) so that in the event the property owners facing 73rd Avenue and Onondaga Street want to ' open access to the back of their property, they could. In the meantime, they would landscape the easement and use it until such time as the property owners would want a street. , � ' ' ' ' ' � ' � ' . � ' ' � ' � The Engineering.Assistant referred to the ga�age which was built close to the lot iine and would have to be raoved if a street went through. Ttae awner had stated at a previous meeting that he was not interested in getting the road now, and did not want to look out on the se�vice area of apartments. Mr. Schmid continued th�y felt tehat if tYiis J.ansl ca�re allowed to develop by itself, it would end up as a problem area and would be developed in a haphazard way. If this were zoned for R-3A, a�aore logical, better planned layout could be presented incorporating the landscaping �d Yecreation, and as far as they could see, the homes around it would �ot be af€ected. Mr. Dennis Herbst, 1482 Onondaga, admitted he was the awner of the garage referre8 to earlier in the mecting. He �slePd, even if the etreet wae left in, who would pay for moving his garage so that people could go through there. He.could not see apartments. Irir. Myhra asked Mr. iier�st if it would be possible to sell the back part of his lot withou� mo�ring the garage. Mr. Herbst said n3,eS" . George A. Hanson, 1476 Onondaga, said 1�e was not in favor of apartments. In the event they would have to sell off the back of their lot, they would be selling to people who woulci want to build �omes, but he was not sure they would if surrounded by apartments. The lanu was zoned &t=1 be�ore their request for R-3A and the petitioners were well a�are af_:.tha� ,fact, He did-:. not think this was proper. He felt it would devalu�te �c �'sii�r'i��nding properties. He felt th� Planning Comnli�sion, by approving the rezoning, wou�d be encroaching on residential area, and planning a future ghetto. The owners are trying to maintain single family homes. Gordon Gnasdoskey, 1491 Ononda�a; he said he lives in Flanary Park. There are lots of children using the park and it creates an awful lot of traffic. They moved fzom Mnnneapolis to get away from apartments. If apart- ments are put in, there will be more traffic. He would not want to see a nice area spoiled by apartments. Everett Schmidt, 7400 Lakeside Road: He reported that all the people in the area are against the rezoning. Robert Persgard, 7430 Lakeside Road: He said that this was the third time he came to the meetings to object to the rezoning. He stated this was a residential area and there are new homes going up and it is a potential market for more. There is always room for new homes in the area. �9 PlanninA Commisaion Meetin� March 4, 1970 Pa�e 4 Mr. George Hanson: He attended the meeting last year for the rezoning and then the request was tabled to another meeting. He works nights and has to take time to come down to City Hall and it costs him money every time. Mr. William Merlin: He stated they had considered the possibility of an East/West street gaing through so they would not be sitting with a large piece of property that was landlocked. He knew Mr. Nelson was doing everything pos- eible to avoid hurting the neighbors. Whatever kind of screening was necessary to make the site look nice, they would want to do. They are proposing to aink the parking lot to im�rove the site and use screening. If the people would like something further in the way of screening, they would cooperate. The Engineering Assistant explained that there was no definite dedication for a road, but there is an overall plan which includes a street from the East to the West. Mr. Nelson, Sr. said, that as far as the lots on Onondaga S�reet are con- cerned, single family dwellings are being platted, but the trend is to more multiple dwellings, partly because of the very diffieult money situatian in financing private ho�s. As far as having access to run through people's yards, they have agreed to an easement on the West side of Lot 30 and this would permit anyone to go through. Mr. Hanson said that he did not know who would buy property from him if there were apartments all around him. Mr. Nelson, Jr. stated that improvement cost for street and utilities would make this land so high priced that it would be difficult to sell. Mr. Hanson objected to the petitioners buying land on the assumption that it would be rezoned. He said the people there already had $4,000 assessments and that the petitioner should be able to gay the assessments without rezoning-- the same as the rest of ttae people had to. In discussing the disposition of the r�zoning request, Mr. Fitzpatrick stated that this was the tenth time this area had been on the City Agendas. The Planning Commission does have a problem in that it has recomanended approval of this same request a year ago. The ffiotion from the Planning Commis- sion minutes of May 22, 1969, Page 5, was read by Acting Chairman Jensen. Mr. Myhra reviewed the past action of the Planning Commission when the motion to recommiend approval of the rezoning request was made unanimously, referring to the proposed street pattern study made by the Planning Commisaion for this area if, and when, it was developed. This pattern would enable the owners of the large lots, which face Onondaga and 73rd Avenue, to sell off the back part of the lots and have street access to either Onondaga Street or 73rd Avenue. The property on the South side of 73rd Avenue was industrial and the property North of Onondaga was residential. This rezoning request provided an R-1 strip facing Onondaga, and the piece facing 73rd Avenue would be R-3A. There were also further stipulations regarding easements. Mr. Hanson had stated that he worked nights and took time off from work to attend the meetings, and this was an unnecessary hardship coming four or five times. . � ' �n PlanninA Commission Meetintt March 4, 1970 Page 5 ' Acting Chairnan Jensen explained that in.etipulation #1 in the pre�r#ou� motion recommiending approval of the rezoning request, consideration was given to the road pattern that would be required if the property awnere desired to sell off the back portion of their lots withaut rezoning. The Planning Commis- ' sion has kept the master plan open for this possibility. He continued that the only.way for a person to determine whether a rezoning would, or would not be possible, was to apply for rezoning and anyone who owns property in the ' city of Fridley has the privilege of coming in to apply for a rezoning. fle did feel the Planning Commission is attempting to have the best interests of the p�u�le at heart. ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' r ' � 1 � ' The Planning Commission was unanimous in the feeling of having all members preaent for the recomm�endation. MOTION by Nyhra, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Coimnission continue until �._, 1g, 1970 the rezoning request, ZOA #70-03, by Georqe Nelson of the North Xalf of T,ot 30 and North Ha1f of Lot 30, except the North 125 feet, of Auditor's Subdivision #129 to be rezoned from R-1 (single family) to R-3A (apartment and multiple dwellings), and notify the people on the mailinq Zist if the meeting wi11 not be held at that ti�e. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanirr�usly. 4. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING REQUEST ZOA �69-12, ROBERT V PRITCHARD: The South 2/3 of Lot 4, Auditor's Subdivision �108 to be rezoned from R-1 (single family) to R-3A (apartments). Mr. Pritchard explained that he had been out of town, that he had not been able to get together with all the people involved in the area, and he had been trying to cantact the owner of Lot 32. He then asked permission to continue his rezoning request to the February 18, 1970 meeting in order to get together with Mr. Nelson and the other prope;rty owners to try to develop the area as one piece. MOTION by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Myhra, �hat the PZanning Commission continue until March Z8, 1970 meeting the rezoning request, ZOA #69-Z2 by Rohert V. Pritchard of the South 2/3rds of Lot 4, Auditor's Subdivision #108 to be rezoned from R-1 to R-3A. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanirnously. Actiag Chairman Jensen informed Mr. Pritchard that if he were successful in his plans, there will be further delay because a�new public hearing would have to be held for the new request. 5. LOT SPLIT REQUEST: L S #70-02, EUGENE BONNETT; The rear 101 feet of Lot 4, Block 1, Nagel's Woodlands. The Engineering Assistant explained the background of the area. Four lots in this end of the plat were owned by Vi Nagel. Jamison constructed the telephone building on Lot 1 and the easterly part of Lot 4. A lot split was approve at that time for Lot 4. Mr. Bonnett is asking for approval to split that part of Lot 4 South of his property (Lot 2). 1'he original drainage and utility easements between Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 being on the South edge of Lots 1, 2 and 3 and the North edge of Lot, were vacated and transferred to the South edge of Lot 4. The only problem is that we would end up with a very small corner lot. Mr. Bonnett was informed that tt certificate of survey .. - . `�1 � Plannin Commission Meetin March 4 1970 Pa e 6 . . _ __..�.1�.. st , ' ' would be requixed i� 1ie. were to b.uild, b.ut the.present.requirement is for a legal description of the split, and that it be short and accurate. ' ' . ' ' ' ' � ' , ' ' ' , ' i " ' 1NbTI01v by Myhra, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the PZanning Corr¢nission recommend approvaZ of the Lot Sp1it request, L.S. �i70-02,'by Eugene Bonnett and that the portion of Lot 4 South of his Lot 2 be combined with Lot ? arld that the rema�ninq Westerly portion of Lot 4 be combined with Lot 1 as one building site. Upon a voice vote, aI1 votinq aye, the motion carried unanimoasly. � . 6. LAi1D USE AND TAX SURVEY REPORT: � 1�TION by Myhra, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Commission adopt the folIowing Resolution: A RESOLUTION RBGARDING TNE PUBLICATION OF THE LAND USE AND TAX SURVEY REPORT BE IT RESOLVED, by the Planning Commission of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota as follows: WXEREAS, in recent public hearings before the Planninq Commission regarding rezoninq of property to mvltinle dwelling, references have been made to the recent Land Use Tax Survey Report, WXERE�iS, information contained within said report is useful, factual, and does answer many questions previously unsubstantiated with Zocal condi tions, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Fridley Planning Commission recommends the Fridley City Council authorize the Administration to prepare said report for pubZic use with the omission of the avpportive data relating to 1ega.2 descriptions, va2uations and census data relative to individual parcels. � ADOP1'ED BY TNE PLANNING COMMISSION OF PF'E CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS 4lH DAY OF MARCH� 1970. 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MEMBERS PRESENT: Mittelstadt, Minish, Harris, Ahonen MEMBERS ABSENT: 0'Bannon OTHERS PRESENT: Al Bagstad-Building Official Clarence Belisle-Building Inspector MOTION by Ahonen to approve the minutes of the February 11, 1970 meeting as written. � Seconded by Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. 1. A RE UEST FOR VAR3ANCES OF SECTION 45.053 4A TO REDUCE THE FRONT YARD DEPTA REQUIREMENT FROM 3��F ET TO 27��EET AND SECTION 45.053, 4B, TO REDUCE THE SIDE XARD WIDTH REQUIREMENT FROM 10 FEET TO 7.9 FEET, TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ADDITION ONTO THE FRONT SECTION OF AN EXISTING DWELLING LOCATED OI� LOT 18, PART OF LOT 19, BLOCK 5, PLYMOUTH ADDITION, THE SAME BEING 4705�MAIN STREET N E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY ALLEN CONSTRUCTION INCORPORATED, 5125 QUAIL AVENUE NORTH, CRYSTAL, MINNESOTA.) Acting Chairman Minish asked Mr. Allen to come forward and present his request. Mr. Steve Allen, of Allen Construction Company, was present to present the request. Mr. Allen explained that the addition would be an enlarging of the present kitchen. The kitchen is now 8 feet by 10 feet, which includes the setback for the cupboards, and with a table and chairs for a family of four it is rather crowded. He stated further the proposed addition will increase the size of the kitchen to 16 feet long by 8 feet wide. The sideyard variance for this addition would only be an alignment with the present structure. � Pictures of the present house and the two adjacent homes, taken by the Building Inspector, were shown to the Board. Mr. Al1en stated the two adjacent homes had completed similar remodeling, and the picture� verified this statement. A survey, dated February 10, 1970, showing the house location and the location of the proposed addition, and also the location of the two adjacent homes, was presented to the Board for their review. The two adjacent property owners had signed this survey showing that they had no objections to the proposed work. Mr. Mit�elstad.0 arrived at 7:45 P.M. �2 0 The measurements on the survey verified the house is now setback 34.6 feet and with the proposed addition the setback would be 27.6 feet. This wou?d _ mean the applicant would need only a 7 foot variance instead of the 8 feet that he requested. Mittielstadt pointed this out to the applicant and Mr. Allen agreed. Mittelstadt also pointed out that since the.adjacent neighbors have already completed similar remodeling, the proposed addition would be only 2.6 feet ahead of 4709 Main Street and 2.8 feeC ahead of 4701 Main Street. MOTION by Ahonen to close the public hearing. Seconded by Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no-nays, the motion carried unanimously. a GERALD T COYNE . , 'rti ". 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F I i �, cr � ,u �ey of th>. t _r�da +-s o+ 1ti a6e, d.>r !•_d S:�e�c: � : ,� }r I��f i / � � �J :ird !�.� i�,c„t'on cl .�.! bu,�d�nc�s and ��s l; E r^c.:�,cn. /1.�)�'i� .. .. .��,.�''� ., _ _\'., . , � i ,°s. :{ �;,�y_ f!om a� ::n sa„^; i.�-,� � ,.yf-••• � �i�Z' `s lab i� . i . ;r;� hy ,:t ;;�is . .:�. d.iy .. _. - . . . i .__.._...�_.-_._ �..._—.�__..___..._._�___..__..._._._.. � _,._�._��__ .- a ' ' ' � � r ' ' � I ' -. � ' � �1 / The Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of March 11, 1970 Page 2 MOTION by Ahonen to recommend to the City Council approval of the new variance request, from 34.6 feet to 27.6 feet for the following reasons; 1. It has been shown that the additional kitchen space is needed. 2. The addition will not detract from the -:eighborhood structures. 3. The applicant had the concurrance of the adjacent property owners, and there were no objections from surrounding neighbors. 4. The sideyard variance requested is just an alignment with the existing structure. Seconded by Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion passed unanimously. Mr. Mittelstadt did not vote. Acting Chairman Minish then turned the meeting over to Chairman Mittelstadt. Chairman Mittelstadt reported to the Board the City Council�s action on the Board of Appeals Meeting Minutes of February 11, 1970. 2. A REQUEST FOR VARIANCES OF SECTION 45.063, PARAGRAPH 4A, T0 REDUCE THE FRONT YARD REQUIREMENT FROM 35 FEET TO 28 FEET, SECTION 45.Ob3, PARt�GRAPH 4C., TO REDUCE THE REAR YARD REQUIREMENT FROM 25 FEET TO 10 FEET AND SECTION 45.063, PARl�GRAPH 1, TO REDUGE THE LOT AREA REQUIREMENT FROM L0,000 SQUARE FEET TO 9,883 16 SQUARE FEET TO PERMIT THE CONSTRUCTION OF A TWO FAMILY DWELLING ON LOT 17, BLOCK l, MI7RDIX PARK ADDITION, THE SAME BEING 5453-55 7TH STREET N.E FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA (REQUEST BY TWIN CITY APARTMENT DEVELOPERS, INC., 5747 WEST BROADWAY, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55428.) Mr. Robert Kullstrom, representing Twin City Apartment Developers, Inc., was present to present the request. He presented glans of the duplex, and a survey of the lot, showing the proposed dwelling on it,to the Board for their review. He explained the duplex will face 7th Street with the driveway on Cheri Lane. They had tried facing the duplex toward Cheri Lane but then the cars would be backing out onto 7th Street. - Mr. Roger Axmark 532 Highway ��'100, presented to the Board a petition that ' read, "We the Undersigned Request that this variance be not granted", which was signed by 12 property owners. ! � ' ' � � � MOTION by Minish to receive the petition. Seconded by Ahonen. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion passed unanimously. , Mr. & Mrs. Axmark, Mrs. Agnes Burhite, Mrs. William Remarke, Mrs. Walter Olson and Mrs. Wallace Schwab were in the audience to speak against the proposed duplex. Their main reasons against it were as follows; 1. The lot is too small for a duplex as it doesn�t allow enough yard space for the children to play in. 2. Rental people would not keep up the property like the people in the neighborhood who own their homes. ' 1 ' ' � ' ' ' � ' ' -.: ' ' , ' 1. ' ' ' • � � � . The Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of March 11, 1970 Page 3 3. The duplex would devaluate their homes. Chairman Mittelstadt explained the lot was large enough to accomodate a duplex before part of the lot was taken for the highway. Minish asked Mr. Kullstrom if his company had thought of building a single family dwelling on the lot. Mr. Kullstrom answered that they felt they would run into the same type of variances with a single family dwelling. Mrs. Remarke stated the people who had signed the petition against the duplex had said they would not be opposed to a single family dwelling. There was some discussion on the publishing of the public heaxing notices in the papex. Chairman Mittelstadt explained to the audience that since the new Zohing Ordinance was adopted, it was no longer necessary to publish the notices in the paper. Chairman Mittelstadt and Harris agreed that they would still like to see the notices published in the paper. MOTION by Ahonen to close the public hearing. Seconded by Minish. Upon a voice vote, there being na nays, the motion carried unanimously. Chaixman Mittelstadt summarized by saying there is indeed more disadvantages than advantages in developing this property into a two family dwelling. He then went over a few of the complaints that the surrounding neighbors had talked about, and also the possibility of building a single family dwelling on the land. � MOTION by Minish to recommend to the City Cauncil denial of the requested variances fox the follo-aing reasons: 1. There was no hardship shown as a single family dwelling could be built on the land which would forstall the objections of the surroundi.ng property owners. 2. There were adjacent property owners and surrounding propexty owners that had complaints and objections to the duplex. 3. The building and detached garages would be taking up too �auch of the lot and not leaving enough open space for the children to play. - Seconded by Ahonen. Harris stated he felt the duplex would not fit into the overall neighborhood as the neighbors all.have single family dwellings. He also felt that this is another case of spot zoning which he is again�t. Upon a voice vote, there being no.nays, the motion carried unanimously. `74 � ' �I ' � ' ' ' :4A The Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of March 11, 1970 Page 4 3. VARIANCE OF SECTION 56.05, PARAGRAPH 6A, TO INCREASE THE MAXIMUM AREA OF A FREE STANDING IDENTIFICATION SIGN FROM 80 SQUARE FEET Ta 300 SQUARE FEET �12' X 25') TO BE LOCATED ON LOT 1, BLOCK 1, GREAT NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL CENTER--FRIDLEY, THE SAME BEING 5401 EAST RIVER ROAD. (REQUEST BY NAEGELE OUTDOOR ADVER?'ISING COMPANY, 1700 WEST 78TH STREET, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOT_',.) � , ' r ' . 1�� - ' e . ' � Mr. Bob Naegele and Mr. Harry Harkmeyer were present to present the request. Mr. Naegele explained the sign will be located a few feet East of the temporary sign that is up now. It will be a back to back sign and this would be the best location to catch the view of both the West bound and East bound traffic. It will be a painted sign with a permanent message. It will be a free standing sign without any guide wires and will be illuminated. The total height of the sign will be 25 feet. He explained the sign has been tested for wind pressure and it will with- stand 30 pounds per squar"e feet. � Ahonen asked Mr. Naegele why the sign had to be so large. Mr. Naegele answered that it was partly because of the amount of letters to be put on the sign and to make it readable while driving in freeway traffic. He added further that Mr. Boahwitz, of Plywood Minnesota, had wanted a sign that told people that he sold plywood and that this was the home of Plywood Minnesota. Chairman Mittelstadt read, to the Board members and the applicant, the parts of the Sign Ordinance that applied in this case. MOTION by Minish to close the public hearing. Seconded by Harris. carried unanimously. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion MOTION by Ahonen to table the request to allow the members to view the size of the signs in the same area. The motion died for lack of a second. MOTION by Minish to recommend to the City Council approval of the request for the following reasons: 1. The number of letters that make up the sign make it difficult to keep the sign kithin the confines of the Sig:i-0rdinance. 2. It is located by the freeway and a larger sign is needed to make it easily readable in fast moving tr4ffic. 3. It will be the same size as the "Welcome to Fridley" sign located on University Avenue. 4. The petitioner caas made aware of the requirements he has to meet and he agreed to them. ' 1 a� ' The Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of March 11, 1970 Page 5 ' Seconded by Harris. Upon a voice vote, Minish, Harris and Mittelstadt voting aye, Ahanen voting nay, the motion carried. IADJOURNMENT: ' ' The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Mittelstadt at 9:15 P.M. Respectfully submitted, , � " L CL�Z�.f ��_ � ,�; �.,� � ' MARY HINTZ� � Secretary , ' ' � 1 � - , �. , i ' ' ' . , , � ' ' a t ,i . ' • � ' 1 FOR SALE - LIQWR LOI�+IGE ; l� �.-�''`.1' � � Sealed bids will be received until 1:30 P.M. on -� by the City Manager, City of Fridley, Minnesota, o� b�half , of the City Council of the City of Fridley for the sale of the following: Municipal Liquor Lounge. The City of Frid�ey offers for sale its liquor facility consisting of: 1) Buildir�gs, ' 2) Grounds, 3) Installed equi ment lo�ated at 6161 Trur�k �;ighway #65 (Central Avenue Northeast�. Liquor stock not included. (For detailed list of eguipment etc., contact Fridley City Hall.} ' , ' ' ' , , ' ' , ' lJ Lounge located on beautiful East Moore Lake site next to shopping center and a very short distan�ce fran Inters�ate 694. Inspection of property can be made available and arranged by calling Robert McGuire, Fridley Liquor Deparfxnent Manager at T84-8365. Purchaser must meet all Fridley City Code requirements and must be willing to remodel to meet City Code requiremenis at purchaser's expense. Bids should be addressed to Homer R. Ankrum, City Manager, 6431 University Avenue Northeast, and clearly marked "Liquar Store Bids." Bids must be accompaaied by a certified check or money order in the amount of $1,000 as earnest money. Said earnest money to be applied against the purchase price in the �ase of low the bidder. All other earnest money wi11 be returned. A liquor License will be issued to the purchaser, his agent, or lessee provided he meets the qualifications as set forth in t°�� advertisement and further qualifies pursuant to the Fridley Liquor Ordinance. � Additional information relative to 1�nd, buildings, equipment, and the Fridley Liquor Ordinance can be obtained at the City Hall. THE CITY COUNCIL RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY AND ALL BIDS. � C�f o r`�le � � 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE T0: CITY COUNCIL FROM: CITY MANAGER DATE: MARCH 12, 1970 ANOKA COUN!°� ssd'3�so FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 The Village of Hilltop has reque�ted Pirst Aid from the City of Fridley on a contractual basis. It is most probable that most first aid calls would necessi- tiate the dispatching of two policemen to the sce�ae in order to provide first aid, as our squad cars norm�ily contgin one police- man. The tie up of policemen and cars in Hilltop could be a serious matter i£ multiple emergencies cievelop in Fridley either of a first aid, criminal, or vehicular accident nature. The Fire Chief has indicated his Department does not have the capability of responding, and our Police Chief indicates commitment of our Police could cause a problem in Fridley coverage. After reviewing our capability, I could not recommend the providing of first aid service to ttne Village of Hilltop. We could, however, offer them neighborly assistance in allowing them to send representation to our first aid �lasses and offering advice to them on implementing a first aid program. � ,_:...,=;-�--i,_,.� 6''...•,, �..-..t_. - HOMER R. ANKRUM s � ' , - , '78 1 1 ' , �� , LJ March 11, 1970 Tp; CITY MANAGER FROM: CNIEF OF POLICE SUBJECT: FIRST AID CALLS TO HILLTOP VILLAGE The Fridley Police Department has requested additional personnel for the past several years to bring our strength up to a point where we can adequately palice our city. These requests have either been turned down or severely modified to stay within monetary lir�its. I do not feel that the City of Fridley can, or should, enter into any ' type contract to furnish any type of pc,lice service to any other comnu- nity until such time as we build up our st�°ength to at least national recommended standard of one and one-ha1f m�n per thousand population. ' We have rendered assistance in the past to other departments when the need has arisen and will continue to do so, but Y do not feel it is wise or economically sound to be tied to a contract with anyone else. � , ' ' ' , ' , , It is ►r�y recommendation that we do not enter into any contractural agree- ments with any other community to furnish ar�y type of police service at this time. . �T/, n E. W. McCarthy ' Fire Phone SU. 4-4242 � ' ' Fridley Fire I)epartment �`�{orr�e o f�nEesnaEfona� � Z�nLfoz.m c%l�u¢�ein9 of �nva�'ui�a o�orrus•, b1F31 University Avenue N. E., Fridley ;MINNEAPOLIS 21, MINy. Memo To; Memo From; Memo Date; Memo Subject: Honorable Mayor City Council City Manager Robert S. Hughes, Fire Chief March �t, 1970 , First Aid Calls to H+lltop Villaga Bus.,Phona SU.4-7470 �`y I was' requested by the Hil)top Council to att�nd their councii meeting March 2, 1970, in regard to the City nf Fridley taking care of their first aid cails. I stated that it would be necessary for them to direct a letter to the City of Fridley Council requesting such serdice. I explained to them, that our first aid calls were handled by the Police Department. All of the members of the Fire Department are trained in first aid, but we do not have men on duty around th� clock. I suggested to them that they should organize a first aid group within their viilage to handle their first aid calls. RDA;et � Robert S. Hughes, ief � �; � ► . � � 80 _ .. .. VILLAGE OF HILLTOP MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55421 ?�b30 Central Ave. N.E� Apt . #�Ol �ffir►�apolis, �9i�n-55�S21 �ars�n 69 1970 rrialep �'ill�.�e connsil 61�31 Uni�ersi ty Ase . N. E. irieil.ey, N�inn. Honorable Yilla�� Cc,�nail: 'Plu CouMSi1 of the Yilla�e oi' Hi�_1 tc�Y� l�as �ske� me to wri t e t o To� ra�arding a pmssibiLity of our contra�ti�g tiri.th you �or emergen�y first aici s�rv:i.c�e. +tie, a�t one time, haal s��h a eantr�ct uri.th Ceslzsmbia Hei�hts and it xas set ur� oa a flat fee p�r e,a11 b�.s�s. P�ssibly som� ar- ran�ement like this �ould be agr�eai �pan. YAxr tire Ckisf, Bc�b �.ig3�es, �ra� at our la�t Cau�sil Afeeting arid toflk part in t�e d��s�ussion witl� �s. I�� �er� likely �;o�.ild tell you some 0f t�he tl�in�s we had ir� min�. It y�t� xanld like o�r Co�s�eil to me�t �it}� ;�csurs ar ta me�t xitlt o�r Polise C]�.ef e�r May�r to dise�ass au� ?�robl�ms' I aun s�rt,aiA t�at a date a�n�t time eould be ap�°ee� �nm�. If yo�t �ar� sny qu�:�tic�ns, �lease feel iree to �al.l m� �t home a.t ?��-�063 or at work �t 7��{-163I. Yours truly, % %��,Q/ 4 i����S2ii�/ O��E'GlJ��( O� Mary Jart� I�etiris Clerk YII.LAQE OF HILL'�UP CC:Mayor Geor�� �i�iter � L_ J ' � � ' MESSEI3LI, ROE. STRID, MCMILLAN 8c LINDBERd I.TTORNEY3 AT LAW WILLIAM F. M[S1CAL1 PI. TNOMA� 1lOC OCNN16 W.iTR10 OOUOLA• N.M�MIL�AN rCT[q J. IIND�LNO March 4, 1970 City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota Attention: Nassim Qur�shi City Enc��.ne�r Re: Water and Sewer Improvement ' Project Number 93 (East Ranch Estates 2nd Addition� � Dear Mr. Qureshi: 9i• �/OAiTK�':'M�Pt36?a`-'i MCaCi •UVlO1N• twiMR+6A�f9L1l, P/lNMLOOT/�. 56s02 TCl[PMOME: »2'�O�I I represent the vendees in a Contract for Deed for the sale o£ the ' Southwest Quarter of th� Southwest Quarter of 5ectio� 2, Towns�ip 30, Range 24, the tr�ct of land lying West oi University Avenue, North of Osborne R���? ����aeea� 77th and 79th Streets . On be�half of � the Contract vend���, a�. �. �earing bef��e the C�ty �ouncil in late 1969, I stated to the C�uncil tY�at tY�� venciees w�ui�. not o��Pct �o the above-mention�d wat�r ancl sewer impx�ovements on the �aarcel of land. ' I again state, for th� record, that the veneiees do not object to � the proposed imprc�vement andv in fact, are awaiting proper legal � descriptions of the easements which are necessary for the continu- ation of the work. They have been ordered from Suburban Engineering, Inc. and upon receipt Yay the ven�ees, they will be �roperly aigned ,� and forwarded to the City. � ' , PJL/jkm cc: Robert 3chroer ; �, i . _ � ",� � � ► � 3 t�l � LJ , BARNETT, RATEI.LE, HENNESSY, VANDER VORT i ST/15EL ATTORNCYS AT LAW � RODERT W. BARNETT 720 NORTMSTAN CENTER MERMAN J. RATQLLE MINNCAPOl18, MINNESOTA JAMES M.NENNESSY 00�02 WAYNE A. VANDER VORT TCI.CPMON! 9�O�e7�1 � STANLEY R. STASEL A1�lA GOO[ 6�2 W. SCOTT MlRZOO WILL�AM A. MAUG �y Oi COUNS[L: DARWIN K.KLOCKCRS Pebruary 26g ��/O FRANKJ�WARN(R ' � City of Fridley City Hall � 6431 University Avenue N .E. Minneapolis , Minnesata 55421 ' Re: Albert M. �nc� �2osE M. Joi�ns�r�, �'�n�.`� 6211 N. E. Riverview Terrace Minneapolis , Minnesota 55421 � Southwest Quarter of Southv�rest Quart�r, Section 2, Tov�rnship 30 , Range 24 � Gentlemen: � In behalf of Aibert M. and Ros e 1VI . johr�s on , hus band and wife , above-named , who reside at 6211 N. E. Riverv'iew Tenace in Fridley , Minnesota, I respectf�lly inform the Gity of �ridley that they are the � owners in fee of Southwest Quarter of Southwrest Quarter oi S�ction 2, Township 30, Range 24, which is a tract of lancl lyfng West of University Avenue, North of Osbome Road be'tween 77th and 79th Street. This , property is being solc3 under a Contract for Deed to the vendee Robert H. Schroer, the said Contract bei�g dated December 16 , 1968 . ' It appears that an improvement to the said prope�ty has been undertaken without the knowledge or consent of the fee owners which is contrary to law. It app�ars that the improvement consists of a sewer trunk and 1 laterals and that upon the completion of the same, the assessment against the property above shown may exceed the sum of $90,000.00. , Reqardless of the merits of the improvement, these clients believe that the action of the City of Fridley in proceeding to cause the improvement � � � ' '� % �:_� � � �� City of Fridley -2 - Febniaiy 26, 1970 to be made without their knowledge ar consent is absolutely indefensible. It is urqently recommended that these fee owners be given notice of any action taken or to be taken which affects their real estate so that they shall have a chance to be heard. It should be noted for the record that the contract vend�e has only a contract purchase right with reference to the property but does not have title. Notice to the contract vendee is not n�tice to the fee owners as h� is nc�t their a�ent. It is requested that your records reflect this fact. The purpose of this protest is not to acquiesce in t�� improvement made I� � but to put the City on notice of the rights of the�e cli�;nts concerning any future improvem�nts o , � jHH;jk Certified Mail ccs: Mr. and Mrs . Albert M. J�hnson 6211 N. E. Riverview Terrace M inneapolis , Minnes ota 5 S 421 Mr. Robert H . Schroer ' 7886 Firwood Way Fridley, Minnesota 55432 �r " ' LJ Mr. Peter j, Lindberg Attorney at Law 968 Northwestern Bank Building Minneapolis , Minnesota 55402 Yc�urs very trtzly, �J'Ct — james H . ��T1T1@S S j�' t�,3 S� % �µ� �, . �. I +' r�� D. M. Noyes Construction Co., �nc. � a� .� �p �,� � . �, �eize�a� (��.�1`.�a�c,�'`or� � �. ''.°�.���' < IN O IT *f�ONfl• �t , . � .. � . . . . . .n . . . . . .. . : . � . . . . � . . . . . . . . . . �� . � . . . . . . . . . . . . . � . .. � 430 OAK GROVE :� Suirc 201 �� MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. 55408 , k , � TELEPMONE 332-2351 :� ;i� , , , Maxch 9, 1970 ` � .£ Hoaiorable Mayor ar�d City Council � City of FYidley i r 6341 UnYversity Avenue Northeast , , Minr�eapolis, Minnesota 55421 , : Mr. Virgil Herrick, . 4 Village Attorney � � 6341 Uni.vPxsity Avenue Northeast �¢: ;' Minr�apolis, Mii�sota Sani�ary S�w�x a�d i�a��r: �� l Im�rov�nent, Project Nc�. 93 `; �, Fridley, Minnesota t� f', -,� . ... . .. �1���..11�. � . . � VF `� Please be informed that the engineerins3 fiYm of Canstock and Davis, the engineers on �he above referenced. project, have .-, advised us that they are �ncerned wit-h haw we are pre�ently handling our payables to suppliers. 'Ib prc�t�ct everyone involved, �;. we suggest that all future payments be m�.de payable jJintly to .� D. M. Noyes Constxuction Co. , Inc. and otxr D�nd� ncJ c;ar�panY ► iiame Owners Insurance Ccg�any, 100 LVest F'ranklin, Minneapolis, M�rinesota. This should preclude the hold-up of any funds on '.� this project. May we please hear fro�n you, by return mail, if you ooncur with this arrangement. � Very t�ruly yours , �;_ _ :�., , `� D. M.,A�CS�S 0�1�'1'g33CTI0N CO. , IlVC. � ,' /� � '. ` �" i � :, f� ��1� �Afp�y ` ~------- __. ��, Paul . �cecutive ice President '� �/J � cc: City �gineex ('.cirdstock and Davis Ho�►� Owners Insurance Cc=�aany � � JM'i�� CORREi�BMtrEilCl� �`? � .ow.. � � s_a� u . . � QATt �� M� ��� r I'ROM Mr. G. R. Colea�n, Mana$er �- Transnission Lia�e ��r=., �oc.�•w.. lQ�Ma,poZis R/kl, � Canstxu�ctio�n To 1�6t. J. C. PEARCE, Dist�'iCt 1�►�$ex 4aa.�troa Mi�IMqlolis s�,.xcr E-6264 RIVERSIDE-MOORE LAK� �'087i Fridley Reroute - Lett�r #6 . � �' � Dear Mr. Pearce: �;��n ,�st:Kf '-------•,+ �� . hA�!' . r_.r.. � ,,, *., rtk DJS ite�wa R61D OwMoy �( �'"r3 The following w�s accompli�hed during th� week �� f$srr.l� 2 ralatiw to tbe re- location of the subjecti line. ,-.,.,., A) Enginee� Activities , ,� 1. Purchase nrders were issued � i�or �.li ��a� a��w ni�or ii�� to De procured froa� vapio�s matiegi�.l s��li��. � 2. Worked with Right-of-Way �rersonn�l �� �i�� �djust�nt� to pole and an�chor loca2ioa�s as requ���eci b� �riv��t �rog��y� o�ers and railroads. B) RAght-oi-6May Activity i. Cdnt insaed ne�t iat ions with fau� �t�.v+�t� �ca�P#Y oa�rs snd a�quireci nec�as+�ry rig}ets froa a�. Miil +ec�ti� t�sd na�oti- ations r�sxt a►��k. � 2: Additional cpntscts were eade �r�,th �MS T*ilrc�ad, ra3��t'�pr to st�r. ture location� an thei,r right-of-r�►`, . . � . �� ' � . '' j ' . . C) Induction Task Forc� Activity �. . . 1. A meeting wa� held on Thursd�,�►, Maat�e�h <S,� �r�t3► �3 Iip�tlf�ri , Signal Depart�t persaanel :o �vi�+ �w1 ��t11A���1►id�nC� ealculations and to d�scuss p�ssible solr�iOas �t�l►,�•. iM�. Geod progress was �de. Additional oeegf.:t�s �ril� be s+�q'�ixre��pt it � � appears that .the aecessary correcti� �p�,sv�ss osu b� �COriplislMd to per�eit the operstion of thc+ 11S kv �fne Qq tD�.ulait. �t� ia A4`ust. 2. A asetin� is scheduled for 'I'uesiap. 1�ipreh �,. �^itb ��s�#trusd c�- , �ication perso�el to -revie, � Eb� �uet�i�A $�Ler�'�� �enl�tions and to:discuss solutions to this p�i,au, . � � .� --��- :, � . . Mr. J. C. Pearce -a- w�ae�cb 4, l�ya D) CoRStruction '1!►e ainutes of the Fridler City Co�cil �eetit� of Febs�► 16 : attached to the letter dated Febrwar?► �S l�e�oa l�hr. Nssi� N. Qur�shi, City Engineer, stated that August 1, 197t�, is tl�s co�plet3�n dste for the project as aet by Mr. John Aoarce. We estimate the project to require �ix weeks of consLr�tCti� t!M incl�ing installation and reieoval. The earliost dsta !0! d�liws�r of poles and d�vit arrs� has becn estsblished u Julr 1. �Tl�tors, the earl iest completian �ust be coa�sfc�ered Au�at 15 froa tir st�d- point of saterial delire�ies and r��tir�i oa��ttauetiat si�e. ' �j� � G. R. COLEMAN, Manager Transmission Line Engrg., 9t/iV, �, Construction GRC/lj Cc: R. G. Grosshans J. E. Mielke J. J. Ripain, Jr. � R. W. Walters G. V. Welk � , � � ' ' r C� �I '� �1 �� '� I� �� : RESOLUTION N0. RESOLUTION APPROVI.N� F'LANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ORDERING ADVER,TiSE��T'i FOit BIDS : W�TER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT PU N0, 99 WHEREAS, Well ��l i� in need of repair and the cost of repairing is going to be over $5,000�00. WHEREAS, all this wa�°� is in the nmture of repair and modification of the existing Wel1 4�i. WHEREAS, Comstoc�e &�avis, Inc., Consulting Engineers, have prepared plans and specificati_ons for t�e above work. NOW, TIIEREFORE, BE i°� �SOLVED by the City Council of the City of Fridley as follows: 1. The follow�x�g �_�px�r��er�exsY �-►�r�t:��n�e pr��,osed is hereby ordered to be e�f�.c�����i �r�c� c:�xir�:�:��:�e:� =�,v :���:;_.� as �easonably possible, to-wit: I�Iodificati�r� �,� ��.i�;t�.n�; �ump p�a��� ��x Well �%1, including a nerar i.u�bix�� �a��a;::> �;fi�} �� ���::: �.� �'��'ia coluum and shaft. That the r„ro��C :s.x�vc�lved ix� ��xc"tb. :�_�a��o��e�r�entr as listed above shall hereaftex �� d���.�;na��d as G]��a�x iz�ap�o�rement Fro;ject PU No. 99. 2. Such �lans �n.c� �G§�r:� ��ca"�c�n� �:� :cspy o:E which are attached hereto �ini� zn�c�� � p�r� Yir�r���' W�,.�°;�: F��a�ti>by a�proved. 3. The work r.ra b� �c.:��axmed undex �Ta�er 3mprovement Project gU N0. 99 shai.l �e �e�fax��� �anei�r e�n� ���a.�����o 4. �he ccast of th� e����°k will be p�ic� out of tY�e Water Utility Fund. The City l�anage�° �kaal:� �.cc;�axc�iax�ly' p�=e�are a�nd �ause to be inserted in the officiaY newsp�per a�`�er�i�eme�ts f�� bids upon �h�: making of such improvements under such approv�d plans and specifications. The advertisement shall be published for two �2) weelc� (at least 10 days), and shall specify the work to be done and will state that bids will be opened and considered at 1:30 o'clock P.M. on the 6th day of April, 1970 in the Council Chambera of the City Hall, and that no bids will be considered unless sealed and filed with the City Engineer, and accompanied by a cash deposit, bid bond, or certi- fied check payable to the City �or five per cent (5°6) of the amount of such a bid. The advertisement for bids for WATER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT PU N0. 99 shall be substantially in fornz as that noted in Exhibit "B" attached hereto for reference and made a part �ere�f. ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL OF FRIDLEY THIS ATTEST : CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brun'sell DAY OF . 1970. MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham ' ' � � � !i �. ; � • f ;. �'� ' Sealed bida wfll be ��e�v��i and pub�.1�1� �pesa�d bp the City of Pridlay, Anolca Cownty, Miaa�sota at tiYe oifico of Che �'ft}� 1rS�ns�ar, on xhe 6th day of Aptil. 1970, at 1:30 P.M,, aad vill be consi+d�sed b� th� City Ccuacil of ttu City of ' Fridla� at a raguler aaa�cSl �set3ng at 8s00 P.M. oa the 6th day of April, 1970, for tba #aYS9.�hing of woxk and �aterZals for th� ins�allation of `iat�r I�ptove— ment Projset No. 99. � The prolect a�nsis�a of ths n�dffic�ti� of existia8 Pumepiag plaat for Yail ii including a n� tu�b3:►e p�amp and r�plscin� �ora colv� s�►d ahaf�. �� '� 'I A11 in aecArdsn�es �.�i�h p�T,��ns �zad �jp���i��.�����.e�� pre�r���:i ��r �the City of Frid1�9. I�l�uaesots, by �c�r�t��k t� �gv�s, Ineo, ���ul�i�a� Engir►���a, 1446 Comity Hoad "J". MAaa�apolis, l�i�a��e� 55432, T�I�pha�.� 7���9�6 � P�aas 8ad �p�ei€i�a�ion� �� ��e ����� �� �&�� ����e� �� ���� �ity Manag�r, aad copiea eay be ola�ai�a�d i�r Che C�tr���:��e'� �.�a�i+��f.�r�� �a b�` �ppl�iag to tbe Suginears �nd dapa��tif�g �ieh eh� �s��i����� $��.�(� �e��° ���h a�t. 2fie d�posit �11 be �ce€u�d�d to a���la bidd�r ea��3�ei�� �r �s�afic�e bid up�ra �etura oi the doev�snts �n �ood �c�ncii�ion �f thia t�r� ��CF) d�ys� � x� tthe d��� �f opsning bids, 8ad to nan�bidder� ��n ret�ra �f �he dc�:a�e��� i�► $�od condltiaa prior to the bid apsning. 0 Bids swst bs �ade Am ��s� bs�is �� ���1� ���n2 fa�r �� ��k, and acco�panied b� '� a cash depaait, certi.fia¢d ch��� (�� �������i��.� bs�k in khe State of Minassota), ox a bidde�'s bo�� �sad ude pa��a�Ia� �ri�4sa�au� ��adit�on �o the City of Pridlnrs Minne�ata in atx anw�uant o� �ot 1��� ei�s► 5� a�� th� �cs��1 a�ou�t �f the bid. Ths Cit�r Ge�m�il r�aea�vee� the �i�i�t t� a����cs ��r �a�d all bids �►nd to aai�e aay iafoxmallei��a im an�+ bi�s receiv�d �aithdu� aaspl��tiaa. lI I� bid �ay bn �rithdr�c► fo�r a pegiAd of thirty (30) daqs. � By ordar of �h� Ci�.�s �cs�c►�il of tre Citq of Fzfs�leq, Minn�svtae �I Dat�ed this lE►�h d�y o� �iarch, 1970. �� " �� �' �' �io�r �.. As�t��, City Manager Ci�y oi Fri«�ley � � `J Ll ' ' C � � ' ' , � RESOLUTION N0. RESOLUTION RECEIVING FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ORDERING BIDS FOR WATER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 95 - SCHEDULE B WHEREAS, pursuant to Ytesolution �154-1969 of the City Council of Fridley, Comstock & Davis, Incorporated, Consulting Engineers, have pre- pared Plans and Specifications for Schedule B, C, and D under proposed improvements as described in the Addendum #1, the Supplement to the Preliminary Report for the Water Utility dated August 1969 and have pre- sented such Plans and Specifications to the Council for approval, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Fridley as fol�,ows: 1) That such Plans and Specifications, a copy of which are attached hereto and made a part t►e:�eof, are he��by received and approved. 2) That the work involv�d fo� the i�pr�vement as listed belaw shall be designated as Water Improvement �roject No. 95, Schedule B Booster Station & Pumping �:nstallation on 73-1/2 �Report - Schedule B) Pumpin� Installation and Iron Removal Plant at 69th and Universit;� Avenue. N.D. (Report - Schedule C) Pumping Installation and Well House at Great Northern Industrial Park (Report -- Schedule D) 3) The work to be performed under this Project may be performed under one or,more contracts as may be deemed advisable upon receipt of the bids. � The City Manager shall accordingly prepare and cause to be inserted in the official newspaper advertisements for bids upon the making of such improvements under such approved plans and specifications. The 'I advertisement shall be published for three (3) weeks (at least 21 days), and shall specify the work to be done and will state that bids will be opened and considered for Project No. 95, Schedule B at 1:30 P.M. on the C 13th day of April, 1970 in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, and ' that no bids will be considered unless sealed and filed with the City Engineer and accoaq�anied by a cash deposit, bid box�d, or certified check payable to the City for five percent (5%) of the amount of such bid. That the advertise- 'I ment for bids for WATER IMPROVEMENT FROJECT N0. 95, SCHEDULE B shall be � substantially in form as that noted in Exhibit "B" attached hereto for refer- ence and made a part hereof. � '! 1� ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1970. ATTSST: �ITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell Y+IAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham ' , ' , ' � 0 NC�TICE TO OONTiiACTORS Sea2ed bids will be received aad publicly opantd by the City oi Pridlep, Aaoica Connty� l�iinneaota at the office of the City Manager, on tha 13th day oi April, 1970, at 1:30 P.M., and vtill be conaidered by the City Co�mcil of tha City of Fridl.ey at a regular couacil �me�ing at 8:00 p.s. on the 13th dey o! April, 1970� foY tha iuraishiag a� vork snd materials for the iastallatioa ot iiatar I�pro�revent Project I�o. 95, Sched�l8 B. The Projact coneistg of ths follow3ng: Four deep wall turbi� p�ampe, (thxe� �leet�ic �otor driv�en and ow a�tnrsl gas engins drive�,, booster pumping insta2lation� t�a pmp h�uses, dae cahbin�tien ��p trouae amd wster treatnnat plaat baildiag, iron rs�val pa��aasure filt�re. chlorinaCion aa� �luoridatian �quip�aent� pi[pis�g �r�d �c�a�orq �ae�taigs�sut. , All in accordamce w�..th plans �d sp�cifica�f�e pr�p�r�d for the City of Fridley, Mimaesota, tsy C.omst�►ck b� D4vis, Inca, C�s��ltiag Engineere� 1446 Conat� 8oad "J", ' Minas�a�wlis, Mima��ot� SSb32, T�1ep4nc�caa� 7��5-�3�6. � � � L� '� � � 'I � , ' ' , Plans mmnd epa���itc��;l.osea m�y b�s es�insd a�C eh� o�'fic� mf tha Cit� Manager, and copio� may b� abealx�ed for t�e Can�r�ctt�r's ira3ividc�al nse by applying to the Bsagf�►sers sneP d��raai�fng �ai�h �he 1�A�ine�sr� �54.OQ �o�r es�h �aat. Tba daposit vill be reitu��3e� Co se�h bidd�� ��bmic2ta� s bcr�e.�i�l� bid �apc�t t�turn of the docwo�a�ta f�n ���d s�aditic��x �ith3a tas� �1(?� d�g►e �ron the dste of �aLng bids. and to non-bid�e�s «� r�eea� of �h� a3�a�aat� i.n �ood +�rrnditicea prior to the bid o�ninga Bicia mcaet `�e �de a� �te� basig s�f �as� pe��a��t fc��° �h� casr�C, a�ar� accompanied bq a cash deposi�. cer�ifieal ch�ck Qaa�e a r���n�ib�e b,�� :�.�a �h� S�at� e�f Miaaesota�), oac � bidd�t's �nd �rad �t�le y��sra�le �a3.�hcsu� ������ to ��e C�.t�y� �f FtridleY. Mi�s�otB in � eaa�a�� c�i ��t am�s �ia��a 5X og th� c��al ��ur�t �� �h� bid. Tbe Cie� C�aancil zegervc+s the rig�iat t+n r�,e�ct :ny and a11 �3�e ssnd to waiva an� �afr►xmaliti�� in any bid� rece3va�d Fii.�fi�ca�*t axpl�n�Cfoa, l�o bid may �a��.� �ai�i�d�°a�rn f�r a pe�ri�d �af ��ii�gp (30} daysm By� ard�ar a� ��w� Cit� C���3� of �hs� C�t�7� of �°�idleq, l�tin�e�o�ao �ted tlxis I�t�h daq �f M.�rcit, 19�'0, F�o�r Re Aa�ca^u�, CtLy Ma�agar �i�� a� ��ias� , , RESOLUTION N0. ,�' ' A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE MINNESOTA Pt1BLIC SERVICE COMMISSION TO GRANT A PERMIT TO ESTABLISH AN AT GRADE STREET CROSSING OF THE MINNESOTA TRANSFER RAILWAY RAILROAD TRACKS AT THE WEST SERVICE DRIVE OF HIGHWAY ' N0. 65 AT APPROXIMA'TELY 71ST AVENUE. ' � � WHEREAS, the City of Fridley has received a petition to extend the West Service Drive of Highway No. 65 South across the railroad tracks of the Minnesota Transfer Railway WHEREAS, the City of Fridley recognizes the need for said West Service Drive to provide access to industrial properties adjacent to Highway No. 65 and South of said railroad tracks 1 WHEREAS, the Minneso�.a lransfer Ra�.lway Company agrees to join the Fridley City Council in its rec{uest for said' cz°ossing ' NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley as follows: ' The City Council of the City of Fridley requests the Minnesota Public Service Commission to grant a permit to establish an at grade�crossing of the ' Minnesota Transfer Railway railroad tracks at the West Service Drive of State Trunk Highway No. 65. � , C� L� ' ' ' ' � � Adopted by the City Council of the City of Fridley this ATTEST: day of , 1970. MAYOR Jac 0. Kir am CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell �1 L.1 � ' I I� � �.J �I sT , ia�. � �'' I �` � I Ql I 1 ♦. 4 I � � '; I I° -i:� � i�'` "•, ' . y-��� � �2� / � 3, �;^.a :�.;� �, �t i L � � I� �i � i �ti��''"ti:i I i :� > + . ' * `''�` � I 3� : ' ': 74t ; ;:';-; :'�': , • ' � hy;.ti ,,�t , �- ,. � -' #'" ; F�i..,�:F. I � 1 �a.`e � N :� ` ; ,Z � ' f� • i i; . ,� 1 1 � �'.: : 3 �: f.} I � I �t ~ { " _ A-. ( . 4, 1 � , . 17LQV��JT``ep ���vw��� �. �1� -. - "_ — '.'--_- _ �"- 'c . {bc > �! � . . . . � � . �. _'. __' _- . �\`\ , . � . , i ^'� _ ' jI- f� J—����/J -' " .. . 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A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE MINNESOTA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION TO GRANT A PERMIT TO ESTABLISH AN AT GRADE CROSSING OF THE MINNESOTA TRANSFER RAILWAY RAILROAD TRACKS AT THE EAST EDGE OF SECTION lI, T-30, R-24, IN THE CITY OF FRIDLEY. WHEREAS, the City of Fridley has established a City Public Park known as Locke Park located South of the Minnesota Transfer Railway railroad tracks and approximately 1300 feet West of State Trunk Highway No. 65 WHEREAS, to provide a safe and convenient access to said Locke Park fY•om 73rd Avenue located North of said Minnesota Transfer Railway railroad tracks , WHEREAS, the Minnesota Transfer Railway Company agrees to join the Fridley City Council in its request for said crossing � NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley, as follows: � The City Council of the City of Fridley requests the Minnesota Public Service Commisszon to grant a permit to establish an at grade crossing of the Minnesot.a Transfer Railway railroad tracks at the ' East edge of Section 11, T-30, R-24, in the City of Fridley. � ' ' � ' ' ' Adopted by the City Council of the City of Fridley this ATTES'T : day of , 1970. MAYOR Jac 0. Kir am ITY CLERK � Marvin C. 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' I � � - ---------- - � ---- --_ -..:--_------ -- - :�_: ____ _-- - . _ _ _ .-- _ -- - -- - ___ _- ---- - -----�—: - - _ . __ - - _. _.__- � _ _ _--.�1_ ------ -- --� - �. ----._ . '__ �_.�� ��- "��-5 •. � . ----_.y�.�-.__---- .. ___ � . I _ .---- - f .. -- -----� ------ — -- — _ _.__ _ _. , , �J� i _' -1-' -"- ' � -' .-.' '— '.-. _-- - � - -_. --��- --�-- -'— --� • � �� i� �1 ;��. Qv ES'�' �� `QOSS1 N � �i . 8 II � � a .�_ I 41 � � ` . • RESOLUTION iVO. A Rt:SOLUTION RELATIVE TO CITY OF FRIDLEY - NORTH SURURBAN SANITARY SEWER DISTRICT SEWER USE AGREEMENT. W�{EREAS, the City of Fridley and the North Suburban Sanitary Sewer District entered into a general sewer use agreeme�It, conditioiied, modified and limited by a supplementary agreement dated the 8th day of January, 1964, and WHEREAS, Section 7 of said supplementary agreement relative to connection charges reads in part as follows, "Fridley shall have the right to connect portions or all of its sewer system directly to the District disposal system on a temporary or permanent basis, as Fridley may elect, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED as follows: 1. That it has elected to connect to the District system the samitary sewer laterals serving the following area on a permanent basis. Lateral serving City Filtation Plant in Locke Park: Near 69tn Avenue � University Avenue Service Road 2. That tnis resolution is enacted for the purpose of £acilitating the connection o£ the above described property into the North Suburban Sanitary Sewer L)istrict system. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF ATTEST: , 1970. MAYOR Jack 0. Kir ham CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell , �yJ ' � i ' March 2, 1970 � ' MEMO T0: City Manager and City Council ' FROM: Finance Director SUBJECT: Transfer from Civic Center Construction ' Fund to General Fund The attached resolution would authorize the transfer ' of the balance of cash in the amount of $4,536.90 from the Civic Center Construction Fund to the Generai Fund. � This cash on hand is largely the result of interest earnings during the latter part of constructian of , the Civic Center. This would close the Civic Center Construction Fu'nd. ' � ' ' � ' ��E� � RESOLUTION " 1970 � RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING TRANSFER OF FUNDS FROM THE CIVIC CENTER CONSTRUCTION FUND TO THE GENERAL FUND WHEREAS, There is a balance of $4,536.90 in the Civic Center ConstructB�r� fwred, ��d WNEREAS, Constructi or� has been cornpl etec� � n the Ci vi c Center Construction Fund, NOW, TNEREFORE, BE IT RESOI.VEG, Th�t �h� b�larace of $4,536.90 be transferred f�om the Civic C�����:��° �'�,�r��� °�:`����" Fund to the General F�ond. PASSED AND ADOPT'ED BY THE C�TY COUNCIL OF 7+IE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF �, A 1970 MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham ATTEST: CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell ' ' ' � ' � MIDIAND �ONSULT�NTS. INC. CIVIL ENaONEER8 and LAND SURVEYORB , 14�0 COUNTY ROAD J MINPIEAPOLIS, MINNE60TA b5432 ' Mr. Nasim Qureshi City Engineer City of Fridley ' 6431 Un�.versity Avenue Fridley, Minnesota 55421 ' �� � � � � L� � � ' ' ' Marc�i 12, 1970 Subject: North �uburban Sanitary Sewer Distr3ct Project U, Phase 2, Force Main Dear Mr. Qureshi: We are enclostng a Courtty of Anoka, Departm�nt of High�rays form in duplicate together with two c�pie� of our drawing shpet 4 of g, File 6924-2. I*+ accordance with. the requirem�nts of the rounty, it is n�cessary for the City or �lillage to sign the enclosed ^ermit application before the County w3.11 issue a permit. We b�lieve this is a�.l in order, ho�wever, if you have anv questions or ne�d addi�ior�al informatio^, vlease contact the writer. After the permit has been signPd by you or the appropriate person in Fridley, will you please retu�-n the application to us or contact our office and we will arrange to pick.it up. JEB:mg Encloaure CC;NSSSD Veiy truly yours, M LAND�--�Q SULTANTS, INC. � � �. Q `�� John E. Bea n, P.E. � ' � ' � ' � � CJ COUN'lY 0� Al10XA DLRAATMENT OF �iIGHWAY3 Pennit No. Application for pernit fos installation of Utilities or State Aid or County Aid Roads. • +v; To bs filled in b� Co. �oad _,_,! �Z000 Eoad for placing of obstructioas on Naae of Applicant North Snbnrbau Sanitarv Address ��-58, Ce,��o . e� T, �„�.*���432 Se�er Aistrict Partq or organization perforffiin� vork Contractsar fnr HSS�n � 1. Nature of Work S�g�, Constructi�n Type of surface to be diaturbed x,.,.,� 2. Location of Road $,� Rtv 8oad a 69th �, w 3. Size and kind of pipe 1�rrp 42" Force Maine Depth fros surface �2.faet Number and size of excavatioas Nenc 4. liethod of installation or ccrnstruction T�^�ina ^,- r ty�g, 5. Work to start on or after April 1, 1970 6. Approximaee time necessary to canplete work �'our areeks ' 7. Will detouring of traffic be necessary? No If neceesasy, describe rerouting ' � L__J � , � C 1 � �- I, We, the undersigned, herewith sccept the terms and conditions of the regulationa aa laid down by the County of Anoka and agree to fully c�aply therewith,�o the satisfa n of the County Department of Highways. �� Si.gned Je�ame Tra ''�%�� Witneased: (Appl cs t) Clerk, NSSSD 7jh-��� _ C J ��.,-.�.� Dated ,��:�, .. � 5 ,% ��' The date When work is completed must be reported to the County Higt�way Engineer. Approval by City or Village in which improvement is to be done. City Frid,ls� BYs AUTHORIZATION OF PERMIT In consideration of their agreement to co�aply in all reepecta vith tha regulations Q€ the County Highway Department covering such operations, pe�aissfoa ie hereby granted for the work to be done ae described in the above application� said Work to be done in accord- ance with special precautions required ae hereby stated: it is expressly understood that this permit is conditioned upon replacement or restoration of the highway to its original or to a s�tisfactory condition. It is understood that thia permit is subject to the approval of the local city, village authorities having �oint supervision over said street or highway. ' All legal requirements shown on reverse Approved Anoka County Higtnray Departr�ent Side to be complied �+ith. By — I�ated � Fire Phone 560-1500 , Fridley Fire I�epartment ' ��o�{onzc of �nteznationaC �nt`otin �(at�tn� o` �nvaitc�'s ci�o�ncs" '" � � 6431 University Avenue N.E. FRIDLEY,. MINN. 55421 ' , ' 100 Bus. Phone 560-3450 T0: CITY COUNCIL Memo To: Honorable Mayor, Reco�nd approval. City Council City Manager -, y � �-y.w.. :1L �'�"-r v.-� -�� Memo From; Robert S. Hughes, Chief Homer R. Ankrum City Manager Memo Date; March 9, 1970 Subject: Appointment of Applicants as Volunteer Firefighters I had advertised for men to fill four (4) vacancies on the volunteer department. The four men listtd below filled out applications. They were interviewed by the Officers of the department. The Officers recommended to the members of the department that the men be accepted as members. The members of the department were unanimous in their approval. It is necessary that the new applicants be appointed by the City Council. They will then have to pass a physical �xamination before undertaking the duties of fire fighters. ' Ron Schoneman, 270 Rice Creek Terrace, Fridley, Minnesota ' � ' ' ' ', Lawrenc� A. Hamer 41 - 662 Way N. E. Fridley, Minnesota Richard Larson Ervin J. Picha 720 Marigold Terrace, 5480 Altura Road N. E. Fridley, Minnesota Fridley, Minnesota I recommend the appointment of the applicants listed above. /����G��'�/ � Robert S. HugMes, Chi f C L A I M S n 0 GENERAL: �20844 through �20978 LIQUOR: #4241 through �4297 l0i � ' LIST OF CONTRACTOR'S LICENSES TO BE APPROVED BY COUNCIL AT THE MEETING OF rr�tcx i6 19�0 GAS SERVICES APPROVED BY , Blue Flame Contractors, Inc. 5309 Edina Industrial Boulevard , Edina, Minnesota By: Grant E. Johnson NEW Plbg. Insp. GENERAL CONTRL�CTOR � Jensen Construction 7730 Greenwood Drive Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Allen G. Jensen NEW Bldg. Insp. , Mork & Associates, Inc. 1525 Glenwood Avenue North Minneapolis, Minnesota By: R. W. Mork NEW Bldg, Illsp. , Royal Aium-:nu�a �;.c�.�,��� � �.:��; � 526-6ti-. �1v��xu� r�dcrth ' Minneapolis, M�.naae�ota �y: L�i��k �s�xow I��W Bldg. Ins�. HEATING ' Blue Flame Contracto�s Inc. .5309 Edina Industrial B�a�l��r�gd ' Edina, Minnesota. By: G�ant �. ,��t7n�o� N�7 Plbg. Insp. SIGN ERECTOR � Kau�a�.n �,�lv�xti�i�� �o. 31.5 No��l� �Ta�h����.�� Mi�a�e�po1R�, Nii�a�����.� ��m �� �a. ��:�:�a��.�� Y��VEWAL �i1dg. In�p, � WELL DBILLING Clarence Zuercher Company, Inc. ' 1949 Arcade Street St. Paul, Minnesota By: Clarence Zuercher NEW Plb�. In�p4 � , ' ' �02 103 LIST OF LICENSES 'P� BEs APPROVBD BY COUNCIL AT TNE MEETING OF MARCH 16 1970 CIGARETTE APPBQ�VTD BY Day Coe�peny S00 73rd Avenue L�IE By: ARA Serv, of Minnesota Fridley, Mar►��aat� George [Cuhl Chief of Police Precis�ion Sheet Metal 5250 I�iain Street NE By: ARA SetY. Of NinRasote Fridley, Minnesota George Kuhl Chief of Police Downing Box 5851 East &iver 8oad By: ARA Serv. of Minnesota Fridley� !linneeota George Kuhl Chief of Police I)ealers Manufacture 5130 Mein Street I�fE By: ARA Serv. of Minnesota Fridley, Minnesota George Kuhl Chief of Police Burger King 6410 University Avenue NE Fridley� Minneaota By: James E. MeCarm Chief of Police Chuck's Gulf 7315 Highway A�65 Fridley� Minnesota By: Charles D. .iorden Ch�ef of Police Club 47 6061 University Avenue NE Fridley, Minnesota 55421 � By: Billy c�o Ha��.�;�v �}���� �,f pQ���,� Colonial House Restaurant 6215 University Avenue NE Fridley, Minnesota By: Paul A. Bany Chief of Police Country Club Market, Inc. 6275 Highway �+65 Fridley, Minnesota By: Haroid P. Rehaume Chief of Police Don's Gulf Station V 5300 Central Avenue NE Fridley� Minnesota By: Donald J. Michaels Chief of Police Fireside Rice Bowl, Inc. 7440 Central Avenue NE Fridley, Minnesota By: Glenn F, Wong Chief of Police Fridley Food Market 8154 East Riv�er Road Frfdley� Minnesota By: John A. Rieck Chief of Police Gordys Country Boy 1042 Osborne Road Fridlpy, Minnesota By: Gordon G. Swenson Chief of Police Handy Superette Inc. 6253 University Avenue NE Fridley, Minnesota By: flavid Schwappach Chief of Police LI3T OF LICBNSBS '1b B&' :hP��, ,f.on t. CIGARE TTE Hol�iday Village North 250 57th Avenue NS Fridley, Minnesota By: Vincent T. Lorimer Holiday Service Station 580T University Avenue NE Fridley� Minnesote By: Vincent T. Lorimer Holiday Auto Highway A�694 &. University Ave. By: Viking Enterprises Inc. Fridley, Minnesota W.T. Councila�an Howies 240 Mississippi St. NE Fridley, Minnesota By: Howard A. Nelson .Jimbo's Pizza 248 Mississippi St. NE Fridley, Minnesota By North Air Home Association K-C Ha 11 5831 Highway it65 3ames W.Schooley� Sr. Fridley, Minnesota By: J. R. Plemel Les' Standard 7680 Highway #65 , By: P 8c R Vend`ing Servie� Fridley, Minne.sota Roy A. Nelson Metro 50�, Inc. 5333 University Avenue NE Fridley� Minnesc�ta By: Roger L. West Moore I,eke Union 76 5695 Heckmanr. Avenue NE Fridley, Minnesota By: Richard M. Kyro P.D.Q. 6071 University Avenue NE Fridley, Minnesota By: Williem McGuire Penny's 3uper Market 6540 Univtrsity Avenue NE Fridley� Minnesota By: Marion Levfne Railroed Accessories Corp. 4650 Main Street NE By: GrisWOld Coffee Co. Fridtey� Minnesota Robert T. Steiner Rapid Shop Superette 6530 East &iver Road Fridley, Minnesota By: Irving Goldberg Red Owl 3�ores� Inc. 6525 University Ave. NE 104 Page Z APPRO'VED BY Chief of Police Chie f of Pol ice Chief of Police Chief of Police Chief of Police Chief of Police Chief of Police Ci�ief of Police Chief of P olice Chief of Police ��Sieg of Pol ice Chief of Police Chief of Police Fridley, Minnesote By: Richard D. Uphoff Chief of Polic� LIST OF LICENSB3 T'0 BE APPROV�D Cont. C I C=ARB TTfd Ron's Standard 6490 Univ�ersity Av�enu� I� Fridley� Minnesota By: Roland Cox Sandee's Cafe 6490 Central Avenue !� Fridley, Minnesota By: William F. Weisa Snyder's Drug Stores, Inc. 6582 Univereity Avenue NE Fridley, Minnesota By: Richard D. Uphoff Superior "400" 7451 East River Road Fridley� Minnesota By: David Lm Kasell Target Food Stores 755 - 53rd Avenue NE By: Jonathan Stores� Inc. Fridley� Minnesota. Sid. Swod�n VFW Post 363 1041 Osborne Road NE Fridley, Minnesota By: Erling 0. Edwesds Wantland Standard Oil 5311 University Avenue NE Fridley� Minnesota By: James Wantland Can?�v*���rg►, I�ne , , Inn : . 6479 University Arre. NE Fridley, Minnesota By: Robert Christenson Howard Johnson's Restaurant 5277 Centrel Ave. NE Fridley, Minneaota By: Phillip M. Garbe Mr. Steak 5895 iJniversity Ave. NE I'ridley� Minnesota By: Thc�mes Powers Burke's Texac� 6301 H�ghway A�65 Fridley, Minnesota By: Earl F. Burke Country Boy Station Store 1301 Mississippi St. NE Fridley, Minnesota By: John Baucoe► Embers� Inc. 5400 Centrat Avenue NE Fridley, Minnesota By: Carl A. Birnberg Fnod Bonanza 2 r Q��bQ�e Road N!'s F ��,'S Page 3 ApPBWED BY Chief of Police Chief of Police Chief of Pol ic� Chief of Pol ice Chief of Police Chief of Pol ice Chief of Police Chief of Police Chief of Police Chief of Police Chief of Police Chief of Police Chief of Police �'�d��;°, �?3�a��sota By: Culves Davis� Jr. Chaef o� �olice LIST OF iI(�N3E3 Zb BS APPROVED Cont. CI GARE TIS Fridley I�nicipal Liquor 5tore 3710 Sa�t �iver Road F�idley� �fa� t,��c��� �y: 1�?c��°����� ����lb�eck►-t Fiidley Muni.cip��. I��q��� ���x� 6161 Highwey �65 NE Fridley, Minnesota By: �"1os�aac� Engelbx°echt Fridley Municipal_ Liquor Store 6481 University Avenue PiE Fridley, Minneaota By: Florence Engelbrecht Frontier Steak HoUSe 7373 Central Avenue NR Fridiey� Minnesota By; Marl���� �QV1iLzEci Frontier Club 7365 Central A�enue NE Fridley, Minnesota By: k��arle?�e P��rlitzki Irv's Biiliard Center 6237 University A�,enue NE Fridley� Alinaee�ota B�r: Pai�r�c�c �. C:n1s,�.�� Maple I.anes Fridley Rec. & Serv. Co. 6310 Highway �t65 NE Fridley, Minnesota By: ll. S��Lkoul Mico Ind. Oil Co. 6500 East River Road Fridley,, Minneaot� By: Kenneth K. l���e Kroger Co. 5251 Central Avenue AlE Fridley, Minnesota By: J. W, Koon East River Road Garage 6501 East RiverRoad Fridley, Minneaota �y: Joseph W. Dolin Minnie Pearl's Chicken 5865 University A�,e. NE Fridley� Minnesota By: Robert J. Sirpless FMC Corp. 48th & Marshall Ave. NE By: Canteen Co. Of I+9innesota Fridleyo I�i�r�esota Eve��z� �osgrov� Duffy's A & W 7429 East Rives Road Fridley� Minnesota By: �. Di. Duffy �� Pa ge 4 APPBpYBD BY Chief of Police Chfe! of Police Chisf of Police Chief of Police Chief of Palice ���ie� of Palice Chief of Police Ghief of polfce Chfef of Police Chief of Police Chief of Police Chief of. Police Chief of Poliee , LIST OF LICLNSES TO B� APPROVED Cot�t. tCI GARE T1'� � Stav's Superet�e 6483 Universi�y A�enue PIE Fridley, DSinnesota By: Robert P. Stavanau ' Stav�s Superette b319 kIcay #65 idL . Fridley, rSinnesota By: Rober� P. Stavanau � Chanticlear Fizza, Inc. 6304 Hwy R65 i7E Fridley, Mi_nnesota By: Richard A. K�:npe � +- a S e . A lantic S ar n tor t p ' S351 Central Avenue NE By: Nortozt Lubeimen Fridley, Nlinnesota 'Itain City iic,velty Co. Tom :yan Conoco ' � 6389 Universitv Ave. NE ' �' Fridley, Minnesota �y: Tom Ryan � SuMmit Goar �o. 5960 riain St. NE By: riichael Boyle Fridley, riinnesota AutoRatic SalPS Co. 1 _, Target Stores, Inc. 755 53rd A��cnue rIE Fridley, rlinnesota , By: Ronald C, Dlartin � � ' ' ' ' � ° ' • , - � . i �� Page S APPROVED �3Y Chief of Police Chief of Police Chief of Police Chief of Police Chief of Police Chief of Police Chief of Police � ESTIMATES FOR CITY COUI3CIL CONSIDERATION MARCH 16, 1970 Weaver, Talle & Herrick 316 East Main Street Anoka, Minnesota 55303 For Services Rendered (February) Minnesota Tree, Inc. 6550 Flying Cloud Drive . Eden Prairie, Minn. 55443 Estimate No. 1- Tree and Debris Removal from High W�ter in Parks, 1969 Flood D. M. Noyes Construction Company, Inc. 430 Oak Grove, Suite 201 Minneapolis, Minnesota 55403 Estimate No. 4 PARTIAL for work completed on Sanitary Sewer and Water Improvement Project No. 93 , �1 $ 2,725.50 $ 6,376.04 $28,341.36 GNARLEi R. WtAVtR MtRMANL.TALLt YIROIL C.NERRICK RO�[RTMUNNt JAMli D. OIY�f FRLDtRICK W.K[I/[R,JR. rATRICK J. ROCH[, JR. CITY OF FRIDLEY lAW OiFIC[i WEAVER, TALLE & HERRICK March l2, 19,0 Re: February Retainers Liquor Store Operation re: Sales proposai and notice of sale 3 hrs. Joh�son vs. Fridley re: Refund of Escrow Funds 6 hrs. Fridley vs. Rognrud re: Open Space Condemnation 12 hrs. Fridley vs. Consolidated Container re: Easement Acquisition 8 hrs. Easements re Hyde Park slip-off 2 hrs. City Garage Condemnation $ hrs. North.Pacific Rai lroad reaming 4. hrs. St 1969-2 I hr. Hazardous Building-Venture 3 hrs. 44 hrs. � $25.00 per hour SUB TOTAL: District Court Appearances: Fridley vs. Rognrud Expenses Advanced: Colleen's Salary Clerk of District Court Notice of Lis Pendens ToTa�: THANK YOU � �� •1� tA�T MAIM !TR[[T AMOKA, MINN[iOTA Ss30! 411.�11� $1.250.00 I,100.00 $2,350.00 $ 250.00 II5.5� 10.00 2,725.50 CITY ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT City of Fridley, Minn�sota . March 13, 1970 Honorable Mayor and City Council c/o Nomer R. Ankrum, City Manager City of Fridley 6431 university Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55421 . RE: Estimate #1 - Tree � Debris Removal From High Water in Parks, 1969 Flood. Gentlemen: Estimate #1 for Minnesota Tree, Inc., 6550 Flying Cloud Drive, Eden Prairie, Minnesota, 55443, fox work completed according to contract October 6, 1969. Men%Chain Saw Cat �o 254 Hrs. @ 8.75 $2,222.50 (Negotiated Change to Contra�t) 132 Hrs. @ 16.00 Log Truck 61.1 �rs. @ 12.00 Chipper Truck 20.5 Hrs. @ 3.00 Boom Truck 5.75 Hrs. @ 9.00 Labor 177.05 Hrs. @ 6.75 PAYMENT DUE ESTIMATE #1 ro�ed By Dir. Parks'� Recreation NQ/njf cc: Minnesota Tree, Inc. Respectfully submitted, 2,112.00 733.20 61.50 51.75 1,195.p9 $6,376.0� c l , t ��� � . H , . . City Engineer-Director of Planning March 2, 1970 Honorable Mayor & Members of the Coulb i� City of Fridley 6431 University Ave NE Fridley, Minnesota 554�21 Gent�emen, The Fridley Jaycees requer�t permissian to holcl the annual Fridley Jaycee Carnival. The Carnival will b€� by Stanley Shows. Inc. to be located at 57th Anenue and Main StrPet NE. We are requesting permission of thc Northern Pacifia Aailroad for use of their property. The Carnival is to opPra�e from 6 pm to midnight on June 3 and 4 and from noon to midnight June 5� 6 and 7. We also request a temporary licensP to sell 3.2� beer at this carnival. The Fridley Jaycees, in complianc� with state regulations. hold a Minnesota State Sales Ta� Certlficate No. 7103573• Your consideration will be appreciated. 3incerely. ' -� �� /� � � �� �/ ��CC£C/�`_ � /,"/.�.lL«7z �` Marvin L. Bodek�r Ways & Means Director 0 � , 111 February 19, 19�0 ��koeru�rce �esa Mr. Marvin C. Brunsell Finance Director City of Fridley 643� University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Dear Mr. Brunsell: Ma� I applaude you for your attemp� to ha�e expl�ined to the municipalities, the furniture fixture and inventory taxation formula, as directed to Mr. Logan, Commissioner �f Taxation. Your letter of February 4, 1970, to Mr. Logan� and Mr. Logan's reply to you of February 9, 1970, will be forwarded to our village assessor. If any further correspondence is needed, he will contact either you or Mr. William J. Fleming, our villa�e attorney. JMC/lgr cc: L. Smith, Assessor file Yours truly, VILLAGE OF SPRING LAKE PARK _�rl, �)�, �/,� �%_, J � John M. Conde, Clerk � 112 � Administrative Offices - 8429 Center Drive N. E. Spring Lake Park, Minnesota 55432 784-6491 ' . r� ' ' , , � r � mtnrtea�o`�s c�u6ur6an �efuse �e�nov�a�✓�asociation 1�1 ArACi/E OFFIG[ rARK lf00 • ��TM AV<NU! N.t. MINN[ArOLIi. MINNEl07A Sf4R 1 �arch 5, 1970 br. Homer R. Ankrum City lianager Fridley City Hall 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Dear �r. Ankrura: T[Lf►�10N[ ��1l17S�-�4�f The Minneapolis Suburban Refuse Removal Association is comprised , of a numb er of hard-working independent businessmen. The members constantly strive to keep wei.l infoxmed on matters which are important to their businesses. This is accomplished by active ' participation on governanental committees, both city and suburban, by continuaus contact with the news media, and through active participation on a state and national leve� by representation on the National Solid Wa�tes Management Association Board of ' Directors. The Association has its awn attorney and employs me to serve as Executive Secretary. ' The purpose of this letter is to reaffirm th� fact that we, as Association members, are vitally concerned �+ith the happenings within our own ind�stry and also within the communities which we � � ' ' serve. Its intent is also to let you know that we stand willing to be of help with any problems which m€�y arise. These might include situations concerning inadequate rubbish service or problems relating to disposal, burning, or matters directly or indirectly related to our industry, This Association and its members want you to know of our willing- ness to assist you i.n resolving such situations. As Executive Secretary I may be contacted at the address indicated on this letterhead or by phone at 788-9485. I would particularly appreciate being posted as to any special meetings concerning this industry which either one or more of our members or I might be welcome to attend. ' Si erely, '` ' Euge R. Anderson Execut ve Secretary � ERA: db M[MBER • NATIONAL fOLID WASTEi MANA6EMENT AS�OCIATION ' 113 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTi�NT CITY OF FRIDLEY MONTHLY REPORT - FEBRUARY 1970 STREBT D$PARTML�NT 1. Grading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 2 . Gravel Haul ing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3. Miscellaneous Street Work . . . . . . . . . 4. Patching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5. Shop Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6. Signs and Barricades . . . . . . . . . . . 7. Equipment Repairs - Street . . . . . . . . WATER DEPARTMENT 1. Filtration Plant Operations . . . . . . . . 2. Final Readings and Collections ...... 3. Hycirant Repairs and Flushing . . . . . . . 4. Miscallaneous Water Work . � . . . , . . . 5. Pumphouse Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6. Standpipe Repairs . . . . . ... . . . . . . 7. Valve Inspections and Repairs . , . . . . . 8. Water Meter gnspections and Repairs .... 9. Water Turn-ons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10. Watermain Breaks . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11. Watermain Taps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12. Equipment Repairs - Watsr . . . . . . . . . HOURS 1�4 2 231 105 253 100 511 3 21� 45 16 3� 87� 11� 2 67 23'� 9 4 3 7'� SEWER DEPARTMENT ' � 1. Lift Station Inspections and Repairs ... 137 2. Miscellaneous Se�wer Work . . . . . . . . . 47 � 3. Sanitary Se�wer Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . 62� 4. Sanitary Se�wer Inspections . . . . . . . . 10� 5. Equipment Repairs - Sewer . . . . . . . . . 52 ' , , r ' ' STORM SEWER DEPARTMENT 1. Catch Basin and Storm Sewer Cleanir�g ... 200 SNOW AND ICE 1. Miscellaneous Snaw and Ice Work ...... 2. Sanding - Ice Control . . . . . . . . . . . 3. Snvw Plawing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4. Equipment Repairs - Snow and Ice ..... 0 82 39 22 � � Page Two. PUBbIC WORKS DEPARTMENT MONTHLY REPORT - FEBRUARY 1970 MISCELI�ANEOUS 1. Fire Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2. Holidays . . . . . . . . . , . o . . , . 3. Injury on Job - Robert Anderson ..... 4. Safety School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 . S ick Leave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6. Vacations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7. Weekend Duty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8. Equipment Repairs - Administration . . . 9. Equipment Repairs - Engineering . . . . . 10. Equipment Repairs - Fire Department ... 11. Equipment Repairs - Liquor Stores .... 12. Equipment Repairs - Park Department ... 13. Equipment itepairs - Police Department .. HOURS 11 152 152 24 16 100 8 8 2 19 4 44 58 � TYPE Blacktopping Exca'vating Gas General Heating Aouse Moving Masonry Oi1 Heating Plastering Roofing Signs Well Drilling NUMBER OF LICENSES CURRENiZY IN EFFEGT E1ND LICENSE FEES COLLECTED TO DATE � NUMBER FEES COLLECTED 9 $ 135 . 00 23 ' 345 . 00 ' 41 615 . 00 117 2,925.00 55 825 .00 2 30.00 31 465 . 00 6 90.00 6 90. 00 2 30.00 10 250.00 302 $5,800.00 pERMIT NUMBERS TYPE �k10,541 - ��10,560 BUILDING #8058 - ��8080 ELECTRICAL �k4662 - �4670 HEATING ��5078 - �5089 PLiJMRING SIGNS i PERMIT FEES 1970 FEBRUARY $ 605.00 1,636.20 123.00 105 .25 67 .50 $2,536.95 1969 FEBRUARY $1,175.00 1,178.00 1,055.00 538.00 20.00 $3,966.00 ! THIS YEAR TO DATE $ 973.00 2,558.90 357.50 193.00 77 .50 $4,163.90 LAST YEAR TO DATE $4,533.00 1,824.00 1,484.00 766.00 205 . 00 $8,812.00 ' � ' ' City of Fridley, Minnesota Office of the Building Inspector TOPIC: MONTHLY REPORT TO THE CITY MANAGER FEBRUARY 1970 NUMBER OF PERMLTS ISSUED � TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION Residential Residential Garages � Alterations & Additions Multiple Dwellings Commercial . ' Industrial Municipal Churches & Schools ' Hospitals Signs � Moving ' ' ' � ' ' , � � � �� OTHERS Heating Plumbing Electrical Residential Residential Garages Alterations & Additions Multiple Dwellings Commercial Industrial Municipal Churches & Schools Hospitals Signs Moving � 1970 1969 THIS YEAR LAST YEAR FEBRUARY FEBRUARY TO DATE �TO DATE ' 3 17 3 22 0 0 0 0 15 1 23 6 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 2 6 0 1� 0 4 20 25 29 42 9 25 20 37 12 31 21 44 ` 23 41 45 73 44 97 86 154 -- ------------- _ _____--_ _ ___—__---- - ------- ----, ESTIMATED VALUATIONS OF BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED 92,000 0 30,500 0 0 100, 000 0 0 0 4, 000 0 $ 226,500 351,000 0 $00 0 110,500 60�000 0 0 0 1,335 600 $ 524,235 , . 92, 000 0 107,700 0 0 100, 000 0 0 0 4,300 0 $ 304, 000 446, 5 00 0 39,700 0 110, 5.00 1, 060, 000 0 0 0 3,685 6 00 $ 1,660,985 8-79 (REV. 11-3-64) (Standard Form of the International Associotion of Chiefs of Police) (Copies availoble at Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, D. C. 20535) CONSOLIDATED MONTHLY REPORT POLICE QEPARTMENT c,tY �f Fr�IDLEY Mo�th af FEBRUARY , Ie 70 TABLE 1 --DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONNEL 'I'otal personnF�l. Chi�f's office . . Records bureau . Unlformed force . Detective burrau 7'raffic bureau . . First relfef . . . . Second telief . . Third relfeE. . . Average Daily Percent Daily Average Daily Numerical $trength Absence Absence Temporory Details - Average Effective Strength End of iame month Snme month Same month . Same month Same month this month last year This month last year 'I'his month last year This mont last year This month Last month last year 26 27 8.1z 7.21 13.$8 7.t�..$5 14.79 � 1 5 5 17 19 ,� 2 . . :y1 e � :� � � TABLE 2.--CHANGES IN PERSONNEL TABLE 3.--DAILY AVERAGE PATROL STRENGTN 1. Ptesent fox duty�end of last month . . . . . . . . . . 2! . . . Same month This month last year 2. Recruited durinq month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 3. Relnstated during month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1. Total number of patrolmen , . . . . . . 22 22 Total to nccount for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . � �� 2. Less permanent assiqnments (public . . offices, clerlcal, chauffeurs, etc.) . . . 4. Sepamttons from the setvlce: � �- 3. Less details to special squads o1' bu- 1 reaus (trafflc, vlce, park, etc.) ..... (a) Voluntary resiqnation . .. . . . . . 9. Averaqe daily a6s�nces of patrolmen (b) Retirement on penslan ..... asslq�ed to patrot dnty owinq to: . (a) Vacation, suspension, rest (c) ftesiqned with charqes pendinq days, etc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (d) Dtopped durinq probation . . . . (e) Dlsmissed for cause . . . . . . (f ) Killed ln line of duty . . . . . . (q) Deceased . . . . . . . . . . . Total separations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5. Present for duty at end oi month . . . . . . . . . . . • ...r . � � (b) S'.ck and lnJured . . . . . . . . . . . . (c) Tempomry detalls . . . . . . . . . . 7.32 6.75 .80 .46 1 Total average dally absences .. 6�� r�21 26 5. Available for at�, d�t �3• �� 14.79 PY......... ,�. ., � �' TABLE 4-- CRItd9E INDEX AfdD POLICE ACTIVITY TREND ' OFFENSES KNOWN TO THE POLICE CHANGE CURRENT YEAR VS. lAST YEAR CIAS$IFICATION OF OFFENSE$ VS. SAME MONTH VS. SaME PERIOD (PARY I CLASSES) REPORTED OR ACTUAL ACTUAL THIS LAST YEAR LAST YEAR KNOWN UNFOUNDED OFFENSES YEAR TO DATE THIS MONTH THIS MONTH PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT NUMBf:: � la. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT . ' MANSLAUGNTER 2. FORCBLE RAPE TOTAL , a. RAPE BY FORCE b. ASSAULT TO RAPE - ATTEMPTS 3. ROBBERY TOTAL 2 2 2 , o. ARMED • ANY WEAPON 1 1. 1 b. STRONG-ARM - NO WEAPON 1 1- 1 •� . • 4. AGGRAVATED ASSAUlT TOTAL , , o. GUN b. KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT c. OTHER DANGEROUSWEAPON , d. HANDS, FIST, ETC. - AGGRAVATED S. BURGLARY TOTAL � � 23 � _ a. FORCIBLE ENTRY � LZ �.�L 2 b. UNLAWFUL ENTRY • NO FORCE c. ATTEMPTED FORCIBLE ENTRY ' ' 6. LARCENY - THEFT (except auto theft) L . a. E50 AND OVER IN VALUE 32 �- 31 0�- 7. AUTO THEFT IF �F 1-O ' CRIME INDEX TOTAL 16. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE ' 4e. 07NER ASSAUl7S-N07 AGGRAYAT.ED 66. LARCENY, UNDER SSO IN VALUE PARTITOTAL 107 1 1Q5 2�5 ' TOTAL PAR7111NCIDENTS .............. ��J?H�............................... 1/1-� ... TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS NONCRIMINAL CALLS • :'J.�'• ]"o•� TOTAL CALLS FOR POLICE SERVICE . . . . . . 1042 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .�-9��. . .. ', ' • , 'AUTOMOBILES RECOVERED � (A) NUMBERSTOLEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED LOCALLY ............................................... '(B) NUMBERSTOIEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED BY OTHERJURISDICTIONS ................................... �- ' � � (C) TOTAL LOCALLYSTOLEN AUTOSRECOVERED ............::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: l. (D) NUMBER. STOLEN OUT OF JURISDICTION, RECOVERED LOCALLY � ' . . • � • . 1 __ ' . . . . ,.d `:.,. �:n. . • .- TA�LE 5-- VALUE OF PROPFEtTY STOLEN AND RECOV�RED VALUE OF PROPERTY VALUE OF PROPERTY TOTAL VALUE OF �ALUE OF PROPERTY OFFENSE �ALUE OF PROPERTY STOLEN LOCALLY STOLEN IOCALLY STOLEN 07HER LOCALLYSTOLEN STOLEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED AND RECOVERED BY JURISDICTIONS LOCAL.LY OTHERJURISDICTION PROPERTY RECOVERED RECOVERED LOCALLY ROBBERY L•{.O � OO BURGLARY ��� � L • LARCENY S5 i!.23 3293.2 2 26 AUTOTHEFT 2E�OOoOO 2������ 2�00 �� 66 � �� TOTAL 11629.4$ 3293•26 2000.00 52g3,26 6650.00 T��LE 6 - - OFFENSES CLEARED �Y -�1R��ST year to date {include exeeptional clearances) NUMBER OF OFFENSES PERCENT OF OFFENSES . CLEARED BY ARREST CLEARED BY ARREST CLA$$IFICATION OF OFFENSE$ TOTAL CLEARED BY ARREST OF TOTAL CLEARED BY ARREST OF (PART I CLASSE$) PERSONS UNDER 18 PERSONS UNDER 18 TNIS LAST THIS LAST THtS LAST THIS LAST YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR 1. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE o. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER b. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE 2. FORCIBLE RAPE TOTAL o. RAPE BY FORCE b. ASSAULT TO RAPE • ATTEMPTS 3. ROBBERY TOTAL a. ARMED - ANY WEAPON b. STRONG-ARM • NO WEAPON 4. ASSAULT TOTAL 3 5 2 a. GUN b. KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT c. OTHER DANGEROUSWEAPON d. HANDS FISTS, FEET, ETC. - AGGRAVATED e. OTHER ASSAULTS - NOT AGGRAVATED 2 5. BURGLARY TOTAL k 2 �- a. FORCIBLE ENTRY 2 1 b. UNLAWFUL ENTRY • NO FORCE c. ATTEMPTED FORCIBLE ENTRY 6. LARCENY - THEFT (EXCEPT AUTO THEFT) 13 6 2 1 a. f50 AND OVER IN VALUE b. UNDER 550 IN VALUE rJ2 5S �3 2b 7. AUTO THEFT 1. 1- GRAND TOTAL 92 72 �i.5 3J. 1�._ _ - TA�LE 7-- PEi�SONS ARRESTED, Ch4ARCED A�9D DISP05ED OF DURI�G !'�10'tVTH ARRESTS PERSONS COURT DISPOSITIONS THIS MONTN FORMALIY pNCLUDE RELEASED NO FORMALCHARGE) ADULTSGUILTY UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSE$ CHARGED ACQUITTED REFERRED TO THIS OR JUVENILE " MONTH OF OF OTHERWISE COURT TOTAL OFFENSE _ LESSER DISMISSED JURISDICTION � ' JUVENILES ' ADULTS TOTAL CHARGED OFFENSE 1. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE: � a. MURDER AND NOMNEGLIGENT MANSIAUGHTER b. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE Z. FORCIBLE RAPE 3. ROBBERY 4. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT 5. BURGLARY - BREAKING OR ENTERING 6. LARCENY - THEFT (EXCEPT AUTO THEFT) 6 ]. 6 O J.. 1. 7. AUTO THEFT ]. 1 1 1- S. OTHER ASSAULTS (RETURN A- 4e) ,2 1 J. I TOTAL - PART I CLASSES pO 1 2 �.�7 THIS YFAR TO DATE 1. 1 g 2 � 1( LAST YEAR 70 DATE � 6 �5 g �0 6 22 PERCENT CHANGE 9. ARSON 10. FORGERY AND COUN7ERFElTING T1. FRAUD 12. EMBEZZLEMENT 13. STOLEN PROPERTY; BUYING, RECEIVING, POSSESSING � 14. VANDALISM 15. WEAPONS; CARRYING, POSSESSING, ETC. 16. PROSTITUTION AND COMMERCIALIZED VICE 17. SEX OFFENSES (EXCEPT 2 AND 16) l 1 ]- 1 18. NARCOTIC DRUG LAWS 19. GAMBLING 20. OFFENSES AGAINST THE FAMILY AND CHILDREN `Z 2 �. 1. 21. DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE 2 2 22, lIQUOR IAWS I 23. DRUNKENNESS 24, DISORDERLY CONDUCT � 2 2S. VAGRANCY 26. ALL OTHER OFFENSES (EXCEPT TRAFFIC) ]� �. 1 12 1 TOTAL - PART II CLASSES � 2f 37 2( 20 5 2 THIS YEAR TO DATE 1. ^ F3 2 2 1 LAST YEAR TO DATE 2 2 1 2� 2 �- g PERCENT CHANGE fRAFFIC ARRESTS THIS MONTH PHYSICAL CUSTODY ARRESTS � WARRANTS SERVED 1. 1 1 �- CITATIONS ISSUED 8 8 2 2 �. �i TOTAL TRAFFIC ARRESTS AND CITATIONS g 76 gi{ g%} 73 2 �- � g-�9a (Rev. 10-21-65) _CONSOLIDATED MONTHLY REPORT - - ------ � : . . _ -- , . . . ` ' ` ` TRAFFIC SUPJIMARY . . ,, _ . Police Department _ ,' __ ' _ _. City of �RIDLEY Month o£ FEBkU.F.RY , ly 70 � TABLE 1. ACCIDEN7 SUMMARY This Month Year to Date This Yeaz Last Year o�o Change This Year Last Year o�o Change A�oiaent Tota� 53 57 —a �+5 �-5$ —9 Fatal - Peraonal Injury �-9 20 "5 �6 5� +� Property Damage 3� 37 ' "�% �g l�g —19 Pedestrian 1 + � TABLE 2. ENFORCEMENT SUMMARY This Month Year to Dote This Year Last Year o�o Change This Year Last Year % Change Traffic Tot� 106 67 +5� 20�. 1�.4. +1F1. Hazardous ViolAtions 1t.2 lE3 —3 bl{. �2 —22 Other Violations 1-6 � +33 21 26 —2� Parking '- i{O ZO '�' 1.�6 33 "� nwt g 2 + 1 + Accident Arrests and Citations TABLE 3. COMPARATIYE SUMMARY OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS This Mont� Year fio Date This Year Last Year o/o Change This Year Last Year % Change Total Accidents S°� S"I —g 145 15g � —�% Fatal Accidents Persons Killed Injury Accidents 1.9 20 "5 56 50 '�-� Persons Injured 32 37 —�+ � S '� Pedestriana Killed Pedestrians Injured 1- '�" Hit and Run Accidents 10 �J -f-11 20 20 Cleared by An•est Cleared - No Arrest 8 8 13 12 +$ Total Cleared � g 13 � +g _� _ __ _ _ .:, TABLE 4. COMPARATIVE SUMMARY ACCIDENTS AND ENFORCEMENT (By Hour of Day and Day of Vleek) Moaday Tuesdoy Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Citation Citation Citation Citation Citation Citation Citation Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Acci and Acci- and �ime dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest 2M 1:00 1 �" 1. 2:00 _ _. . 1 3:00 �" 4:00 5:00 1. 6:00 7:00 1 1 �- 8:00 3 �- 1' _ 1 � _ 9:00 L0:00 L1:00 1 1 l2 N �- 1:00 1- 2:00 2 1 1 3:00 � 2 1 1 4:00 1 2 l 5:00 2 1 s:oo 1 1 1 �:o0 1 1 _ Z 2 s:oo 1 1 9:00 • - 10:00 ]. 1- 2 11:00 2 �" %iote: "Citation and Arrest" column should include a�� traffic citations and arrests made during each hour period except parking citations: r,'; � i � ' � ' •' ' � _ ' ' � �� ,' • , � � TABLE S. C01dPARATIVE SUMMARY OF ENFORCEMENT (By Violation) _ This Month Year to Date This Year Last Year This Yeaz Last Year o o Change Hazazdous v,oiac�ons Tocai 50 45 � 77 $5 —l� _ 8 2 13 - 3 + DWI . Speeding 22 2t� 33 - 35 ^6 ,._, . Reckless Driving 1 1' + � � Careless Driving 2 �- 3 3 1�affic Signal 6 � g 15 —�'7 Stop Sign . 3 $ � Other Itegulatory Sign 1" 1 1 5 —$� _ _ _ Improper Passing 1 _ � Improper Turning _ __ _.. 1 _ �.. 1 _ _ 2 __ _ 2 _ Right of Way - Vehicle Right of Way- Pedestrian _ , - •.__ _ _ � Following Too Closely ' - No or Improper Signal Improper Start from Parked Position Improper Backing Improper Lane Usage `�" 1 2 3 —3�I' Failure to Drive - Right Defective Equipment 5 3 6 %+ '} i� Other Hazardous Violation 1 2 �- " 5 —� Other Violations Total 1"6 �"2 21 26 —2� _ Parking Violation Total �+'� 1'0 �"�6 33 + . � MOTOR VEHICLES Mileage� Gas _._.�'���i�JARy �-9.70 ' MPG Exp�nee CPRr!! �.-, . 2445 299.3 8..1 113.47 .Oi�b Uni�,# g 1660 18g.1 8.8 94.43 .�56 ., Unit� 1�� 463 5b.8 8.1 36.05 .078 Unit>i# 4�. 5551 685.8 8.0 196.35 .035 unit�# t,2 491z 665 .& 7. 3 zob .lo � o1�z Uni.t� 43 5b86 742.7 7.6 2�6.�.� .Ot�S , Uni�# �.4 zbz t�l.l 6.3 9.54 .036 � , . , � , F�q uipensnt & Warni� Tags This Monih 37- Thia Year E:i