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09/08/1970 - 5807JUEL MERCER - COUNCIL SECY. �OUNCIL MEETING AGENDA 7:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 8, 1970 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA - REGUTAR COUNCIL MEETING - SElTEMBER 8, 1970 - 7:30 P.M. PI.EDGE OF ALLEGIANCE : INVOCATION: ROLL CALL: PRESENTATION OF AWARDS: C��'tificate of Appreciation - Mr. Homer R. Ankrum Certificate of Achievement - Officer Robert Rehard APPROYAL OF MINUTES• Regular Council Meeting, August 17, 1970 ADOPTION OF AGENDA: VISITORS: Consideration of Items not on Agenda - 15 Minutes PUBLIC HEARINGS: 1. On Assessment - Street Improvement Project ST. 1969-3 2. Oa Improvement - Street Improvemeat Project ST. 1970-1 (Addendum #4) Comment: Improvement concerns only 2 ownerships. Sidewalk along t6e house already installed with their permiasion and church is proposiag to install aide- walk on their owa) OI.� BUSIN�SS: Pages 1 - 25 Page 26 Pa�e 27 ?. Coasid�ration of 1971�Eudget (Tabled August 17, 1970) -+- REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1970 pAGE 2 OLD BUSINESS (Continued) 4. Consideration of Second Reading of an Ordinance Repealing Chapter 61 "Dog Control" of the City Code and Adopting an "Animal Control Ordinance" as Chapter 61 5. Consideration of Taxi Cab Licenses for Highland Cab Canpany aad Col�bia Heights Cab Company (Tabled August 17, 1970) NEW BUSINESS: 6. Congideration of First Reading of an Ordinance Amending Section 66 of the Fridley City Code�Concerning Water and Sewer Administration, Said Amendment Eliminating the Requirement that Water and Sewer Minimum Charges be Paid in Advance and Adopting the Schedule of Charges that have been in Effect Since February 6, 1967, This Amendment Affecting Section 66.08, Concerning Water and Sewer Charges 7. Conaideration of Firat Reading of an Ordinance Amendiag Sectioa 26 of the Fridley City Code by Adding to its Title Ei�e>Phirase "Explosives and Ammunitions" so that the Title of Section 26 Shall be Firearms, Explosives and Ammunitions aad Addiag to that�Sectioa Provisions Relative to the Sale, Traasportation and Use of Explosives and M�munitiona � 8. Co4aid�ratioa of Firat Readiag of an Ordinance Prohibiting the Change, Obatruction, Reconstruction or Alteration of aay Pbii#,c Water or �iatervay Within the City of Fridley Without a Written Permit from the Gity Engineer Pages 28 - 35 Page 36 Pages 37 - 39 Pages 4Q�� 41 Pdge 4� REGiJT�E1R COUNCIL MEETING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1970 PAGE 3 NEW BUSINESS (Coatinued) 9. Consideration of First Reading of an Amendment to the Beer Ordinance Authorizing Issuance of a Limited License to Non-Profit Organizations 10. Discussion Regarding Petition ��12-1970 Opposed to Improvements on 4th Street from the Outer Drive I.694 to 53rd Avenue (Comioent: Part of overall improvement in the area. Maybe alley improvement can be deleted to appease people) 11. Receiving the Minutes of the Planning CoaBnission Meeting of August 19, 1970 12. Receiving the Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of August 23, 1970 13. Receiviag the Minutea of the Parks and Recreation Metting of August 24, 19�0 14. Receiving Bids and Awarding Contract for One Nev Front End Loader (Bids Opened August 24, 1970 at 11:00 A.M.) � Pages 43 - 45 Pages 46 - S2 Pages 53 - 59 Pages 60 - 62 Pages 6� � 64 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1970 PAGE 4 NEW BUSINESS (Continued) 15. Consideration of Memo Regarding Police Scheduling 16. Setting Date to Meet with School Board Diattict #1� Comment: Council received letter from School Board requesting meeting September 8, 1970 or aa alter- nate date) 17. Chaage of County Public Hearing Date for East River Road Improvement Project and Discussion Regarding Improvement Cost Participation Comm nt: We have already passed on City's feelings f�n regard to cost participation with the County to bear more ahare of the improvement. Formal resolu- tion from Council would back up administrative point of vfewj 18. Receiving Status Report Regarding Riedel Property Law Suit (Comment; See Court decision provided in Agenda envelope. Attorney will report) 19. Discuasion Regarding Condemnation 31257 - Projects: Par� and Recreation Purposes Comment• See City Manage�'s memo in 8genda eavelope) ' 20. Coaeideratioa of Resolutioa Appoiating and Reappoiating and Coafirming Exietiag Appoiatmenta to Commiesions� Boards, Committeea and Subcommittees for the Year 1970 ' � Pages 6� � 66 � Pages 67 - 69 -� Page• 70 - 75 REGUTAR COiJNCIL MEETING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1970 PAGE 5 NEW BUSINESS (Continued) 21. Resolution Requesting Village of New Brighton for Participation in the Improvement of Stinson Blvd. North of Gardena 22. Reaolution Ordering Preliminary Report SSd�SW �L00 Comment: This is for providing sanitary sewer -aad storm seWer for Anderson Plat and property south of it) 23. Resolution Receiving Preliminary Report and Calliag a Public Hearing SS&SW 4�100 24. Discussion Regarding Ordering Bids for Meadowland Fark Stora� Sewer and Other Related Work Comment; City has to decide what course of action ahould be taken to eliminate the open ditch as some �funde budgeted for the work) � 25. Reaolution Recertifying Special Assessments on Tax Forfeit Property Which Has Beea Repurchased 26. R�solutioa Coafirming Aasessmeat for Street Improvement Project ST. 1969-3 0 Page 76 Page 77 Pages 78 & 79 Pages $0 � 81 Pages 82 - 84 pages 85 6 86 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1970 PAGE 6 NEW BUSINESS (Contiaued) 27. Resolution Declaring the Necessity for an Additional Tax Levy in �lddition to the 30 Mill Limitation Provided by the City Charter Specifying the Purposea and Calliag for a Public Hearing �8. Resolution Correcting the Certification of an Asseasment For the S�. 1968-1B Street Improvemeat Project Which waa Placed on the Wrong Parcel Through Clerical Error 29. Claima 30. Licenaes 31. Eatimatee 32�, Diacussion itegarding Disposal 31tea for Street SMeepinga, l�at�rial fro� Street Conatruction and Other Materials 0 Page 87 Page 88 Page 89 Pages 90 - 93 Page� 94 - 101 __. REGUTAR COUNCIL MEETING, SEPTEMB�R 8, 1970 P�E � NEW BUSI1�iESS (Continued) 33. Resolution Approving Agreement with State For Mudjacking Concrete Streets in Innsbruck (ST. 1970-9) 34. COMMUNICATIONS• a:. NSP: b. NSP: c. Rotary Club: d. Rotazy Club: Delays in Relocation of 115 KV Line Transmission Line Report Dated August 14, 1970 Contribution to Eisenhower Square Interested in Fridley Swiu�ing Pool e. Sigal � Savelkoul: Wages due (Noyes Construction Co) ADJOURN• Pagea 102 - 105 Pages 106 � 107 Page 108 Page 109 Page 110 Pages 111 - 113 THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 17, 1970 Mayor Kirkham called the Regular Council Meeting of August 17, 1970 to order at 7:40 P.M. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Kirkham lead the Council and the audience in saying the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. ROLL CALL: MEMBERS PRESENT: Harris, Breider, Sheridan, Kirkham, Liebl MEMBERS ABSENT: None APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 1970_: Councilman Liebl pointed out an error"on Page 4, Paragraph 1, saying that 6th Street should be changed to 3rd Street. MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt the Minutes with'the correction. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING AND WORKSHOP MEETING OF AUGUST 10, 1970: MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt the Minutes of the Special Public Hearing and Workshop Meeting of August 10, 1970 as presented. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham de- clared the motion carried unanimously. ADOPTION OF AGENDA; Mayor Kirkham said that Lhere were a number of items to add as folYows: General Contractor's License �or Hazelton Co. under Licenses. Auction Permit for Michael Servetus Unitarian Society. Approval of Certificate of Achievement for Officer Rehard. Resignation of the City Manager under Communication. MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt the Agenda as amended. Seconded by Councilman Leibl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. VISITORS: A lady in the �udience presented the following petition: PETITION N0. 12-1970 - OPPOSED TO THE CONCRETE QJRB SURFACIN(G OF 4TH STREET FROM THE OUTER DRIVE OF INT 53RD AVENUE,UNDER PROJECf STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJEC' T. 1971-2 MSAS): GUTTER, AND B . 1971-1 AND REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 17, 1970 PAGE 2 MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive Petition #12-1970. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham dec- lared the motion carried unanimously. Councilman Liebl asked when this construction was supposed to start. The City Engineer said in 1971. Councilman Liebl said that he had taken a survey and it seemed that the majority of the people were in favor of the improve- ment. The lady said that he did not come to her home. A member of the audience said that some of the people did not receive a notice. The ones in favor of the improvement are those with small lots. Councilman Liebl said that this street was part of the 10 year street improvement program. Mayor Kirkham said that this matter will be taken under adviseraent and will be discussed at the next Regular Council Meeting of September 8, 1970. Councilman Liebl pointed out that there were no objections at the public hearing Meeting. MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to order that this item be put on the next Regular Council Agenda for the Meeting of September 8, 1970, as a regular item. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ORDINANCE N0. 461 - AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SECTION 37.01 OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY CITY CODE RELATING TO CLEAN-UP, PAINT-UP WEEK AND AMENDING SECTION 37.02 OF THE CITY CODE AS RELATES TO INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT: � MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Ordinaace No. 461 on second read�ng,. waive the reading and ordex publication. Seconded by Cauncilman Shexidan. Upon a Poll call vote, Sherida�, Kirkham, Liebl, Harris, and Breider voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. PROGR�SS.REPORT.ON PROJEGT #93: . The City Attorney xeported that he had talked ta Comstock and Davis, Con- sulting Engineers, and £ound that the bonding company has let a contxact with Soil Solidification Inc. for the repair of the existing lines. They will start work this week. The indication is that there will be a decision made on what contractor will be hired to do the remainder of the work by next Thursday. I�TION by Councilman Sheridan ta receive the progress report from the City Attorney and authorize payments to be �ade to Soil Solidifieation Inc. in cor�junction with Home Owners Ins. Co. The motion was seconded and upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. FIRST READING OF AA} ORDINAtdCE REPEALING CHAPTER 6"D()G . COAITROL" OF THE CITY CODE AND ADOPTING AN "ANIMAL C4NTROL ORDINANCE": The City Manager said that his comments on the Ordinance are to be found on Pages 119-122 of the'Agenda. The Ordinance would be re-written for the second reading if the Council approves of the changes. MOTION by Councilman Harxis to approve the Ordinance on first reading and waive the reading, and ask that the comments on the corrections be incorporated into the Qxdinance for the second read��}�. �e�qnd�d bY Councilman Breider. ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 17, 1970 ' ' ' ' , � ' PAGE 3 Upon a roll call vote, Harris, Breider, Sheridan, Kirkham and Liebl voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE ON VACATION REQUEST (SAV #70-04), JAMES L. ROBII3SON BY G.D. GIANCOLA, HIS ATTORNEY: (Vacation of Brooks Street) The City Engineer said that this vacation is part of the overall plan of the area and the development of Skelly Oil Service Station on the corner of Central Avenue and Osborne Road. The vacation is for Brooks Street. The City will need some easements, but the first reading could be held, then the second reading held up until receipt of the easement�. Mayor Kirkham asked if there was anything new on the clean-up of the property directly south. The City Attorney said that he had visited with the Prose- cuting Attorney on this. There are three tenants occupying the property. The building is not too bad structurally, but there is a lot of debris that needs cleaning up. He said that he had asked that an inspection be made by A1 Bagstad, Building Inspector. He said also that the weeds need cutting. He said that he would itemize the work that needs to be done, give them 10 days, then if it is not done, issue a prosecution tag. It would be difficult to enfoxce the stipulations in regard to plantings and fencing as 7 years have elapsed, but the building itself would not look too bad with some plantings and a fence. Councilman Harris said that an indication should be given that unless the Ordinance is complied with, the City would clean it up and the cost would be billed back to the property owner. The City Attorney said that he would do that. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve the Ordinance on first xeading, and ' waive the reading. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a roll call vote, Liebl, Harris, Breider, Sheridan, and Kirkham voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF 1971 BUDGET: MOTION by Councilman Harris to table consideration of the 1971 budget. ' Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. � II 1 ' ' ' - _ :._ �. �.� Councilman Liebl asked if a tneeting could not be set up to discuss the budget. He said that he would be out of town from September 19th to October 3rd. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COI�A4ISSION MEETING OF AUGUST 5, 1970: 1. PROPOSED PRELIMINARY PLAT, P.S. #70-03, BY VIEWCON, INC: That portion of �the E'� of the S z of Section 24 - Innsbruck North . 2. REZONING REQUEST: ZOA #70-05, BY VIEWCON, INC.: For that portion of the E� of the SE� of Section 24 to be rezoned from R-1 to R-3 (general multiple family dwellings) or R-3A (apartments only) The City Engineer said that these items were continued by the Planning Com- mission. The applicant has requested, because of commitments to property owners, that they would like to get the hearing before the Council as soon as poss�ble. The Council could authorise September 14th for the public hearing meeting. The Planning Commission would have their recommendation in in the meantime. I£ their recom�endation is favorab2e°there would ��i11 b� tiate to REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 17, 1970 PAGE 4 publish. Councilman Harris said that he would like to have their comments before the �ublic hearing is set. The City Engineer said that normally this is the way it is done, but in this instance, they are in a hurry. The general reaction of the people has been more favorable than with the previous request for a development on this land. Councilman Liebl said that the set of minutes for the Planning Commission Meeting coming up next Wednesday would be in to the Council before the public hearing meeting. Their comments and those of the audience are covered in the minutes. The City Engineer said that the Planning Commission did not take action because there were only three members present. Councilman Harris said that he did not think it was correct to prejudge what the Planning Commission is going to recommend. Councilman Breider said that if not favorable, the action would be to not publish the notice. Councilman Sheridan said that he had met with a group of people and Mr. Van Eeckhout the first part of the year. The original proposal was not too well received, but the majority of the people seem to favor the proposal as �t now stands. The point that was objected to on the previous proposal was that the R-3 butted up against the R-1. In their new proposal it does not. Councilman Harris said that this is a large tract of land and would involve a great deal of money, so perhaps some consideration should be given to having a joint meeting with the Planning Commission before the public hearing. This is a 12Q acre tract of land. Councilman Liebl said that he thought that there were two main questiczns that needed answering; the traffic and the utilities. Councilman Bxeider said that he had a critici.sm of the Counci�]„ He went with the members of the Planning Commission and viewed an example of a Viewcon project. He did not thir�k that they would be able to accomplish anything unless the developer was_ there at the meeting also. When he visited the Viewcon project, the representatives had all the maps and information readily available, and was willing to discuss the project, but none of the other Council members showed up. He said that there was a month before the public hearing date, and he could see no reason ior stalling off the public hearing for another month. MOTION by Councilman Harris to set up a joint meeting with the Planning Commission and the developer. After discussion of the problems, utilities, traf£ic, etc. the Council would have some answers for the puhlic hearingt THE MOTION FAILED for lack of a second. MOTION by Councilman Breider to set the Public Hearing date for September 14, 1970 if the Planning Commission recommendations are favorable, if not, do not publish the notice. The Administration is directed to try to set up a meeting with the Planning Commission and Viewcon prior to the public hearing meeting. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, Breider, Sheridan, Kirkham, and Liebl voting aye, Harris voting nay, Mayor Kirkham declared th� motion carried. 3. SPECIAL USE PERMIT: SP #70-09, BY ARTHUR E. CANTON; To construct a second garage on Lot 34, Block 2, Spring Brook Park Addition under Section 45.051, 2A, Accessory Uses (Page 12 Zoning Code) The City Engineer said that this request is for �n addit.ional �arage on Longfellow Street. The Planning Commission recommended approval. , REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 17, 1970 PAGE 5 MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the special use permit requested by Arthur E. Canton. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion.¢arried unanimously. 4. STREET NAME SIGN STANDARDS: The City Engineer said that the Planning Comm;ssion recommended a change from the standard 6" sign to a 9" blade on main intersections. lfiey also recommend that they first be tried on Mississippi Street. He e�cplained that both Minneapolis and St. Paul are color coding their signs so that the north and south street signs are green and the east and west ones are brown. He said that there is a$3 differential between the 6" and the 9" sign. Councilman Liebl asked if there would be sufficient money in the budget to try the program on Mississippi Street, and the City Engineer said yes. He explained that they would not be destroying signs, but they would be used on interior �treets. Previous to the last three years the City has used 3" letters on a 4" sign, but standards were changed in 1968 and now the 6" sign has been used, with 4" letters. Every time a new street sign is needed, the new standard is used. They are changed as needed. There would be 10 or 12 signs needed for Mississippi Street and it would not involve a great deal of money. The Planning Commission felt that they would like to see one street completed on a trial basis. Councilman Breider asked if the City would get a discount if the buying is done in quantity. The City Manager said that in most cases if a product is bought in quantity, the cost is less. The Finance Director added that these would be purchased through Hennepin County. MOTION by Councilman Harris to instruct the Administration to implement the program on Mississippi Street from T.H. #47 to Central Avenue. Seconded by Councilman Lieb1. ` Mayor Kirkham said that he would like to be able to tell when he enters into Fridley by a different color sign. He said that the north-south sigas could be left green, but suggested another color be used for the east-west streets. The City Engineer said that Minneapolis and St. Paul are getting these signs made. If Fridley were to order a different color there may be a larger cost differen- tial. The paint used i.s a special reflectorized paint. THE VOTE UPON THE MOTION, being a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the Minutes of the Planning Comiaission ' Meeting of August 5, 1970. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carxied unanimously. ' ' ' , RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE BUILDING STANDARDS - DESIGN CONTROL MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1970: 1. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A DENTAL CLINIC TO BE LOCATED ON LOT 6 AND THE SOUTH HALF OF LOT 7, BLOCK.1, ERCO'S 1ST ADDIT�ON, THE SAME BEING 1281 MISSISSIPPI STREET N E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUE5T BY GEORGE WALQUIST, 4230 CF,PITI�AL AVENUE N.E., COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, MINN.). The City Engineer said that this request is for a dental clinic on the corner of Mississippi Street and Channel Roa�, I� wi1� �?e a brick building with cedar shakes on the roof. The Building Standards - Design �ontrol �ecpmn►ended approval subiect to some stipulations. � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 17, 1970 PAGE 6 MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the permit for the dental clinic requested by George Walquist, subject to the stipulations of the Building Standards - Design Control Subcommittee. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimous ly . 2. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO MOVE A GARAGE FROM 1515 HIGHLAND PARK WAY, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA TO 225 LIBERTY STREET, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA, THE SAME BEING LOTS 18 AND 19, BLOCK 11, SPRING BROOK PARK, ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY GENE GRAUNKE, 225 LIBERTY STREET N.E., FRIDLEY, MINN The City Engineer said that the Building Standards - Design Control recommended apprpval of the moving of the garage. He then showed the Council a picture of the garage, and commented that the garage is in good shape. MOTION by Councilman Breider to a�prove the moving of a garage onto 225 Liberty Street N.E. requested by Gene Graunke. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive "the Minutes of the Building Standards - Design Control Subcommittee Meeting of August 6, 1970. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF AUGUST 11, 1970: 1. A UEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SEC.TION 45.053, 4B, SUBPARAGRAPH.4, TO REDUCE IDE YARD REQUIREMENT OF THE STREET SIDE OF A CORNER LOT FROM 17.5 FEET TO 14.2 FEET TO PERMIT THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ADDITION ONTO AN EXISTING HOUSE LOCATED ON LOT 15, BLOCK 4, DONNAY'S LAKEVIEW MANOR ADDITION, THE SAME BEING 660 MARIGOLD TERRACE N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY JEROME A. MANLEY, 660 MARIGOLD TERRACE N.E., FRIDLEY, t�,�rnTrT�emm�� . The City Engineer said that this house is on the corner of Marigold Terrace and Monroe Street. The existing house already has a setback of 14.2 feet. The Board of Appeals reconimended approval. The addition would be south, to the rear. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve the variance requested by Jerome A. Manley, 660 Marigold Terrace. Seconded by Councilman Sherid:an. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimAUSly. The City Engineer said that the second item, a variance for a sign at Frontier Club has been withdrawn by the petitioner as he has decided that he would stay within the requirements of the Ordinance. MQTION by Councilman Harris to receive the Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of August 11, 1970. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 17, 1970 , , ' PAGE 7 RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION COIW�9ISSION MEETING OF JULY 27, 1970: MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting of July 27, 1970. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ' Councilman Liebl said that he was glad to see the addition of soccer to the recreational program. This wauld entice some of the boys who cannot play football to participate in some form of organized sport. ' RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE FRIDLEY HUMAN RELATIONS COI�fITTEE OF JUNE 25, 1970: MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the Minutes of the Fridley Human ' Relations Committee Meeting of June 25, 1970. Seconded by Councilm�n Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. , CONSIDERATION OF APPEAL OF ASSESSMENT BY MINNESOTA TRANSFER RAILWAY COMPANY ON`71ST AVENUE: (ST. 1968=1B) ' , � � ' � ' ' The City Attorney said that there was a problem with this assessment. Minnasota Transfer Railway does not have access to this road. There is a 50' str�.p of land the County had condemned. When in court the judge felt that the assessment would be invalid. First, they said that they would accept the assessment of the SO' strip not acquired by the county, but they evidently changed their minds. Now the action would be to condemn and reassess. The Finance Director_sa3d that if the Council is going to drop the assessment, then he would bring baak a resolution deleting the assessment. MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to return the Resolution to the Council on the next Regular Council Meeting for the deletion of the assessment on Minnesota Transfer Railway Company for the improvement of 71st Avenue. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, MayQr Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. DISCUSSION REGARDING REQUEST FOR DELETION OF IMPROVEMENT OE 61� WAY FROM STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1970-1: The CityEngineer said that this is the street Orbit Investment Company was interested in. They wanted sewer and water services and the stxeet put through as they were going to develop the land. Since then the land transfer �rom Northern Pump Company has falled through and they are no longer interested in the lats, and Northet-r► Pump Company would like it deleted. He suggested ti�at it could be delayed one year and put in with the improvement of.East River Road and the adjoining streets. MOTIQN by Councilman Harris to delete 61�g Way from the 1970 program and put it � into the 1971 program. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. � �J REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 17, 1970 PAGE 8 DISCUSSION REGARDING ENTERING �NTO AGREEMENT WITH COUNTY FOR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR THE DESIGN OF STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1971-3: The City Engineer said that the improvement project has already been approved, and about 4 of the design cost would be borne by the City of Fridley. The County is asking Fridley to pay $6,066. Councilman Sheridan said that if one life is saved it would be well worth the money. �' MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to authorize the Mayor and City Manager to sign the agreement with Anoka County, Seconded by Councilman Haxris. Councilman Breider asked if the $32,820 is part of the total of $547,000 or is that over and above. The City Engineer said that it was part of the cost. He said that there could not be a full commitment until everything is resolved. The Federal Government should be paying Z of the cost of the East River Road impro�ement and the City of Fridley and the County would share the other 3, Councilman Breider asked if the $6,066 was a firm figure. The City Engineer said that they could come back later for more. As the construction costs increase, so would Fridley�s amount. Councilman Sheridan asked if the fee schedule would stand even if the project is not ordered in, but it would not be more? The City Attorney said that it could be more when the final estimate is in. The City Engineer said that he felt the estimated right of way costs were low. He added 'that if the project would go to one million, then the $32,820 would about be doubled and the City share would go to $12,000 rather than the $6,066. Councilman Breider questioned where the money would be coming from. The Finance Director said that there would be an assessment as for a normal resi- dential street and the remainder would be made up from the revolving state aid fund. The City Attorney said that he thought that there would be a 50-50 chance that Fridley would not be agreeing to pay more than the $6,066. At the worst, there may be added on another $3,000. Councilman Liebl said that the Council must have foresight, and there must be something done with East River Road. There is now a new establishment, La Maur, besides the apartment houses and the existing industrial development. He said that he would advise proceeding. MOTION by Councilman Harris to cali �or the question. The motion w�s seconded and upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kixkham declared the motion carried unanimously. THE �JOTE UPON THE MOTION, being a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF NAMING OF AUDITOR FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1970: The City Manager reconunen�ed the �eorge �. Hans�n Ccmpany be named �s the auditor £or the year i970. He a�ded that ihey }iare alwa�s provPn most h�lp- �ul. MGTI�N b� ��ur.�ilm�r. Harri3 t� �onc�r with i.h� rec��nendation of the City ti1�,74ag�'Z' �II�.. i?�1ltc i,}IE: ia8+7i"�f; i��l. �c%.a1S8i1 COiTl�ci7i�7 �S t�l� CItY O� Fridley auditor for 1970. Seconded i�y Cr�uncilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting ay�, Mayor Y.irkha�r declared the moti.on carried unanimously. ' R�GULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 17 1970 , PAGE 9 ' RESOLUTION #161-1970 - A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT AND FINAL PLANS AND ' SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES 0� COSTS THEREOF: STREET IMPROV'�MENT PROJECT ST. 1970-1 ADDENDUM #3: � ' ' 1 � The City Engineer explained that this is for the sidewalks on Osborne Road from the west side of ilnity Hospital to the existing walk on the east side of Baker Street, rt doe� not znclude the extension aver to 5th Street. He said that he was proceeding with the public hearing to include those two property owners. The staking has been done for the sidewalks. MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #161-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. �.c��ncilmar� Breider asked when the sidewalks would be going in, The City �:a;i��er sa.i� hopefully by the end of September. He said that he still had to net permissiar, o� the property owners to trespass, but he felt that an under- ��a.nciing mad been reached with the residents. :HE VOTE UPON THE MOTION, bein`g a voice vote, all voting aye, Aiayoa Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. � , RESOLUTION #162-1970 - A RESOLUTION APPROVTNG FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND APPROVING CHANGE ORDER N0. 1 FOR ADDING PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS ONTO EXISTING STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1970-1: ' ' � , � , , , ' ' ' �O�ION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #162-1970. Seconded by Ccuncilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared ��e motian carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #163-1970 - A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROV�T�IENT AND FINAL.PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES OF COSTS THEREOF: STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. STe 1970-a: �a'F"�GN by �cc;:�c�I�aar� Tie€�i to �cs�pt Resol�xtion #�6:�-1970, Secor�2d by Courzcil- sna,� Sheridan.. Upon a voice vote, all votin� aye, Mayom Kirkham cieclared th� ?:lwi.'_v°S C.`u��'2'� 4,'�. 113 c�I1117iOLl$]�. ' r RESOLUTION #1b�1-1971� -- t� RESOLIITION RECEIVING THE PRELIMINAIt�x REPORT !-�T'dD C��IN� �. �eIBLIC HEAPING ON THE MATTER OF THE CONSTRUCTTON OF CERTAIN IMPR(3VE?�EP1s�: � R E�iET 1�Y�t��JJEiYfEI°�T ?�ROJECT ST. 197�-3: � A'hF� (�`it; �n�;�, eF�� saic.� that th3s z°esolutio� t�:�s for �ne i.p�ove�ent c� �as4 �;�� 1�� a�eria� �i.ree��. 'rhe Coun�y is hoi3zn� a r�;}��ac �:earin� s�c_� c^.�?6+. �-�'t:; +_ f'�i i:`'ASi. ?�SO, �F;C�iiTs"v' i.�i�iQ �re �o �e 3`_iSE,'sSi�:Ga1�S i�.�ti'i�::(l. A`�T'�.�:'� �,% �:��:::�:�=�.'z7an Liebl �o adopL- t2esoluiion �i64-�974. S�c�ia�eri �y Council- zT1aa. S��x�.cia.�, :.'�o;� a �oice vote, all votino aye, Mayor Ki�kha,-� declaxed �� Ir:G'i�i.t�''��. C�.T'3'1'c'G 11Y18i13C10US1.�'. R.��L�TI�N �I65-19?G �1 RESOLUTION IN REGARD TO CO�PERAT��'E PUR��I�',.vIP�� Aiia`�LuPH�i�s_ WITH THE STATE OF MINNESOTA: M�TION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #165-1970. Seconded by Cou�cil- m�n Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the m�tion carried unanimously. REQII,AR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 17, 1970 RESOLUTION #166-1970 - A RESOLUTION MqKING A FUND T� W�%�i wdTFUWl1DYC T1UDflnvr��r�Tm n.,.,.. ....... PAGE 10 FROM THE PUBLIC UTILITY 1Mrxvvxin�N1 t�UNllS OF 1963 FUND, IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF 1967 FUND,+AND REFUNDING BOND FUNDS: The Finance Director said that there was less money required for the transf.er than last year. This Resolution is the same as the ones passed the last thres or four rears. It eliminates the necessity of a tax levy. • MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #166-1970. Seconded by Council- man Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all vot�ng aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. APPOINTMENT: CITY EMPLOYEE: Name Position Effective Date Replaces David F. Kelley Bartender July 23, 1970 John B. Healy 216 4th Street S.E. Bar #3 Minneapolis, Minn. Full Time MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to concur in the appoint�aent of Davi.d F. Kelley as Bartender, Bar #3. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon.a voice uote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. APPOINTMENT: FRIDLEY HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY: Mayor Kirkham said that he would like to have Mr. M. Mahurin continue to serve, if the Council �oncurred. MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to reappoint Mr. M.Mahurin for a five year term on the Fridley Housing and Redevelopment Authority. Seconded by Council- man Harris. Upon a voice vote, Sheridan, Harris, Kirkham and Breider voting aye, Liebl vqting nay, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. CLAIMS: MOTION Dy Councilman Harris to apprave payment of General Claims #224g8 through #22746 and Liquor Claims #4720 through #4767. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. LICENSES: Cigarette Pilgrim Cleaners 5251 Central Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota Food Establishment Pilgrim Cleaners 5251 Central Avenue N.E. Fridl.ey, Minnesota By: United Vending By: Un�ted Vending Approved By Chief of Police �i�alth In�pe�� REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 17, 1970 LICENSBS CONTINUED. Skywood Snack Bar 5207 Central Avenue N.E. Fxid�ey, Minnesota Livestock Sally Erkel 567 Rice Creek Terrace Fridley, Minnesota Public Dxinkin� Place Maple Lanes 6310 Hi.ghway #65 Fridley, Minnesota Service Station By: Richard H. Aldrich By:. Sally Erkel By: Wai. H. Gotz�valdt George's Texaco 6071 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota By: William McGuire Hempel's Spur 6485 East River Road Fridley, Minnesota Taxicab _-_---T Columbia Heights Cab Co. 3474 3rd Street N.E. Columbia Heights, Minn, By: Ralph Hempel By: John 8. La Mont PAGE 11 A� rp oved By Not Approved Building Inspector Chief of Police Health Inspector Fire Inspector Building Inspectox Fire Inspector Building Inspector Not Approved Highland Taxi 903 40th Avenue N.E. Minneapolis, MinnesQta By: Robert Kahles Not Approved Councilman�Sheridan a,sked what the livestock license was fox. The Financa Direc�or, after. loaking it.up, said that it was for four rabbits. Councilman Harxis asked that it be stipulated on the license that the rabbits must be penned. Mr. Daniel Schermex, Attorney for Robert Kahles, of Highland Taxicab Company, said that he was not aware until tonight that the Chief of Police disapproved the license. He said that the man with the bad driving record is employed as a dispatcher only. In Columbia Heights Mr. Kahles voYuntarily turned in his license. There have been no complaints until the present time. He said that Mr. Kahles was more than willing to cooperate and try to meet any requirements thes `Gouncil may place on him. He wants to continue doing business in Fridley and is intexe�ted in building up an adequate service. Mr. .Kahles added that he would supply any insurance that the C�ncil would feel is necessary. Mr. Schermer said that his client was not notified that his license was about to expire and forgat about getting it renewed. REGULA�t COiJNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 17, 1970 PAGE 12 Councilman Haxris asked if the men listed in the report are currentJ.y driving for him. They have bad driving records. Mr. Kahles replied that they are all former employees and are no longer on the �syroll and receive no remuneration. Councilman Harris asked if he would supply a new list of the present dritvers. Mr. Kahles said that he had already done that. He added that he and his wife are not driving now, but before they start again, he will inform the City of Fridley. Councilman Harris said that the Council could not act without the up to data information. Councilman Liebl asked how many cabs he had. Mr. Kahles said 8, 4 are in service. He axplained that they have an account with Onans and Medtrpnics and he runs packages to the airport. Councilman Liebl asked how old the cabs were. Mr. Kahles said that they were 1968's. Councilman Liebl said that the Cquncil takes action on the recomaiendation of the Chief of Police and the Chief did not recommend approval. He asked if he would comply with the Ordinances, and Mr. Kahles replied he would. Councilman Liebl said that he felt that it would be fair to give the company another chance, since the people mentioned are not on the payroll any more. Councilman Sheridan suggested that he reapply and furnish all the up to date information. He said that he did not know how they could consider the license when their information is not correct. MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to ask the applicant to file all the information and make out a new application form. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Councilman Harris said th,at the form should also include a schedule of fees. Mr. Kahles said that they were the same as for the City of Minneapolis. The same rate applies to all vehicles and all the meters run the same. He offered to run them through a check if the Council wished. Councilman Breider asked when the present license expired. Mr. Kahles said last April. Mr. Schermer said that the renewal was missed through an oversight. Mr. Kahles asked if he would still be allowed to serve the community until his license is approved. Councilman Harris asked why he turned in his license in Columbia Heights. Mx. Kahles xepli�ed that he had a number of problems, the main one being that the cars were being smashed up, and could not be repaired until the insurance company inspected them. He did not have enough cars on the street to satisfy Columbia Heights. Councilman Harris asked if his vehicles are still damaged, and Mr. Kahles said no, they have been repaared. When business pic�s a�, he said that he would add more cars. THE VOTE UFON THE D�OTIQ��, being a voice va�e, a11 voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. MOT�ON by Councilman Harris to allow iMr. Kaliles to operate until Septembex 8, 1970. Prior to that time he is to resubmit a new application �ifih the up to date in�fo�nation. The application should be rec�ive no �.atur ti�asa ��e t�eek from this date. The motion t�ras seconded and upon a voice vate, ail voti�� aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. The City Attorney asked him ta inclucl�e all the insurance infoxmation, t .' , , ' ' , , � ' ' , r ' ' ' , L� �J REGULAR GOUNCII. MEETING OF AUGUST 17, 1970 PAGE 13 MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve the licenses with the exception of the Skywood Snack Bar, 5207 Central Avenue N.�. requested by Richard H. Aldxich; the Columbia Heights Cab Company, 3474 3xd Street N.E. requested by John LaMont; and the Highland Ta�ci, 903 40th Avenue N.E. xequested by Robert Kahles that has already been taken care of. Also that the livestocic license for Sally Erkel stipulate that the rabbits must be penned. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Eugene Olson, of Columbia Heights Cab Company, said that Mr. John LaMont is the owner and that they have 2 cars on the street now and within a month they would have two more. He said that he has also supplied the necessary insurance. As the new cabs are added, he said that he would bring in the cabs for inspection and submit the insurance. Councilman Harris asked if he did not have his drivers licenses suspended. Mr. Olson said that this was many y eaxs ago and he does not own a cax, so he never reapplied. The Police pepartment checked the men out. They do not interview their men until they are checked out by the Police Department and the insurance company. A member of the company said that all the drivers are former employees of Highland Taxi and that in the future they will check their men out more closely. The City Attorney said that even if a drivers license is suspendad, that person could drive under a chauffers license,.but not for pleasura purposes. There have been no violations under the chauffeurs license. Councilman Harris said that he felt that all the information should be resubmitted with cur�'ent data and reevaluated by the Administration. He said that it was not clear in his mind just which drivers have been convicted for speeding. �OTIORI by Councilman Harris to bring the consideration of this license back on tne Agenda of September 8, 1970 after the Administration has made a thorough check. Seconded by Councilman Sheridar_. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, t�iayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. Mr. LaMont asked if their cabs �said that they couldldrop�off�a�customer�butf a passenger. The City Attorney they were not allowed to pick up a passenger. �pproved By General Contractor Mid Amexican Homes 211 Tyrol West Building B Kenneth Nordling Building Inspector Minneapolis, Minnesota Y� Jack Carlyle 881 Manor Drive Minneapolis, Minneosta Hazelton Company 7200 Idaho Avenue North Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Jack Carlyle gy: Winton J. Hazelton Building Insp@ctor Building Inspector I��U�� OUN��L MEETING OF !lUGUS'T i 7, 197�J �+��Nas�� ONTINUED. 1�U��'�PI�E DW�LL�NG LICENSES �!.�.; � nr.r7r�; µ F Y � ..i .��. C1 'p S. n � �• G . .. S . '� . . ri _ "�t ,. t.i j ,� „_ _ � > .:� _ , �. :4 � ,,. � ��iZ�i�.Ci��?!' y ,i..,..i� yE.' � �c3 E_?e:ts # ;°!r . C : � ? �, �`^ `, � : _, : � 62�i �,o,a� �.' L�is,{w �a. t.�. . _, �ridl+�v, .��i; r�, � �Rog�rs pr�aer�a�=s o ,��-�' � :�-s . d t.e a,. '� � �. . 6512 - 5oth Ave. I�o. Mi�neapol ss, ;wlir�n. .! oh n q�'a �; a e�� _t � 660 Spri�c� S�. � sv< � � � . . ... . � Mbnneap,��s, M=nr�, �s C1�'1 i1 � c9 I� Li d"c, ; n C' _•; -e �i C+ a� �: )� �1+�$ �r a . � 3r,v;� �.`v�,. �'t,� E� m -� Minneapoi as, i�1��f-;, �'a � t�r � � ,�:� � ;, ` - r, s -�.. r �42 j i��i>i:� "'�',� i �. . � � � _. � _ . __ . . i • �.z F� i:ri � 1 i: �� S� ' B 7 q '� �.. A�. s �aroi d D. J�hnso� . �� - � �,�; _ � , r.=, c: �,> 42i6 - 7t� s�. �,A �. ' .�. . �l�r.neapol is, P•tir�r�. �a � p i- • ~ �� _ � ��;iTj'� °` e_-�- cM1',�' '.� 1`/ a [ 10�5 Pete�-� � � �;,� , _ � Min�eapotis, M�nn. � it. J. Baumar�, b�a0 - 2� SL, �(. �, z� �825 �i. �e'S�Cd� �t. S�� QaU� � �`ili7fi. R�bert J. Ba�ma;� 6��0 - 2.nd St. �i. E. 4 _ 2�� a."3�v!� 4 k+ a . �u7C•� ��ib ?'�f3B�i¢ Ar�noic! C. E?mr��ist �� - ��-�t cs � �;. �� Apt. 3Qi P �$69 East River Rd. �l�idley, Minn, I�F�t91d C, Elmquist, 4�21 .. 3rd St, N.. E. ] ��0 �asfi River Rd. � �rjdl,ey, Minn* . �AGE 1� �Z s �o.�q �C.�CD rr �d�.Cs� ��.�� , : Ss. vQ i ir r� � 1/ �Q�o� r �r � �� R.E�;ili.�1R COtiNCIL NfE1:TIi�G G�F o��GU�±� 17, 19?G �_iCF.NSES CON1'INllED, NAME �;rr��lu C. El:��yui�t ��3�,� East River s:d. �=, idl�;y, �i:;-��. tii'iiJ�C� C. �.:;..;.�ui5t �..� ' � ,. �, _i; `_, b ,T�z. ! ,� r C �`i �= _ v = a _ iliC.'.'y iiiii':. .-, . '?s� � Ci (; . t � f"IiCj U i '� i. 4'.�� . �il'b'�i" iit�, , 'se��c�lf, i'iii�ii:. %'i�. �. i.r.e ��,- :ra`,'°.;{ �,�.. i'�. t S'ii..e?�s_ _?�_ i �'!I�'lit: 3�:<yC� i',,,J�`E;=':.��:: ..'.'s,'', �,cCai IE iiV::. �i;F::^,::a,,f�i iS, hilnr�. 3�gos Properiie� :'�: LaSalle Ave. ��i�ar�ea;.o2 is, Minn� ;�'sy�.- €'r��erti�. ��i�? Li3�zt) t� .r,'.I�. 3iF;iil(��i��:s! f.�, �t6.^e{'!, ;?�;��; P��a�rti4�, 'ii�; l.�a;art� uve. ;?:�ne"�;ci is, t�ir:��. w=;�� „c,c_• ;�r�r�erties ,r. , �� _ . ,`r r „- � `sr± :;��r-.. :1s�:s?��r�olis, f��inr�. '��e s>;�c�s Pro;��.rties ��i5 LaS�i�e �,re. ;tii± r.�eapol i s, IJii nr�. �� Bigos Pro}:erties �2i5 LaSalie F�,"e, ?�si;�,�ea�ol is, Minn. ue:� Bi�cs Properties 1215 LaSalle n��. Minneapolis, Minn. ADDRESS UNITS �+935 - 3rd St. N. E. % >+��9 — 3 rd s� �.;; , F°. ��3i� Nwy. #r`�5 �c .f `p J J sw G i, (J ;°_, ,, i G w Y• Y. . � . �2Q{l - 3i�d S�. N.F, :' 52��" �iC� St. i'r. E. I! 523�'� - �rci S¢� �� . � l :L�� '" �i"� .`'L. :3. t. d a j26Cr - 3 rd C t. �? . c. � i l ��53 - 3rd � �. �v. C, 11 5293 - 3rd St. N. E. 11 57gi - 3rd 5t. N. E. il 1'r^:u F' 15 �EE iO.GG � �:�. t7G ! f . ��:+ ; ^ , i>,"; � 11.i10 ?i<^„ ,.,L . ,. ; i . '� `v F I s � V . s . �: f: ii.00 11:OG 0 R,�GUIaAR COUNGIL MEETING OF AUGUST 17, 1970 LICENSES CONTINUED, NAME ADDRESS ....._..,__ ' UNITS D. l. Scherer 6525 - 2nd St. N. E. 7 65z� - 2nd St. N. E Fridlsy, Minn. Harold Schmidt 5901 - 22 St. N. E. 4 5901 - 22 St. N, E. - F�idley, Mi�nn. Floyd C. Bradley 5900 - 22 St. N. E. 7 5861 West Moore �ake Dr. • Fridley, Minn. �loyd C. BradleY 5908 - 22 St. N. E. � 7 5861 We�t Moore l.akc Dr. �Fridley, Minn. Fl�yd C. B�adley 5916 - 22 St. N. E. � 5861 West Mopra Lake Dr. Fridley, Minn. . James Annis �,lon 5924 - 22 St. N. E. 7 Scarpina - 1822 Riverside Ave. So, � Minneapolis, Minn. _ Al�ex Mosicjczuk ,5g74 - 3rd St. N, E. 4 P.O. Box 757 .. Mp)s. Minn. Arthur Blank, 5980 - 3rd St. N. E. 4 1170 Eldridg� Ave, . St, Paui, Mi�n. Martin Smulders 5320 - 4th St. N. E. 4 $55 - 86�h Ave. N. W. Coon Rapids, Minn. Ralph J. White 5644 - 4th S,t. N. E, 7 �+840 Washington St. N. E. Minneapalis, Minn. Robert A Skogrand � Thomas 5800 - 4th St.N.E. 4 M. Buesing �t81) l,akeview Ave. No. Mihr�eapal is, Minn. Jam�s R, Bateman 542$ - 5th St.N.E 4 3001 Oliverave No. Minn�eapQlis, Minn. � . PAGE 16 F�E 10.00 10.00 10.00 to.00 1A.00 10.00 10,00 1Q.00, 10.00 1 p. 00 )0.00 10.00 � � ,• � R�GU�AR COUNCIL ME�TING OF AUGUST 17, 1970 LTCENSES CONTINUED. �AME ADDRESS '• UNITS John Boros 5370 - Sth St. N.E. 3 Rt. 2, Anoka, Minn. Harold Morrow 5430 - 7th St. N. E. 34 Rt. 4, Cty. Tk MM . �iver Falls; Wisc. . McAtlister Properties inc. 1050 - 52nd Ave.N.E. 16 730 Hennepin Ave. • Minn�apolis, Minn. McAlllster Properties �1090 - 52nd Ave.N.E. . i6 730 Flennepin Ave. Minneapolis, Minn. McAilister Properties i120 - 52nd Ave.N.E i6 73� Hennepen Ave. Minneapolis, Minn. �cAllister Properties i17Q - 52�d Ave.N.E i6 730 �iennepin Ave. $�inneapolos, Minn. �igos Properties �i5 - 53rd Ave.N.E. �+ �215 LaSaile Ave. ,�linneapol is, M+nr�� Bigos Praperties � ��5 - 53rd Ave. N.E. 7 12i5 LaSalte Ave. Minneapolis, Minn. . Harold Battig 15Q - 592 waY 3� 2g30 Doug1as Drive �'sr�neapolis, Minn. Wayne �iewert 251 ° a7th Place 7 3�32 - 46th Ave. �o�. d�inne�polis, Minn. parlqn Company 361 - 7�+th Ave.N.E. $ �1675 Grand Ave. Sfi. Pau1, Minn, Casey, Hoban Bach Real �st. 389 - 74th Ave.N.E. 11 3025 S. Snelling Minneapolis, Minn. . PAGE 17 FEE 10.00 34.00 i6.0u i6.00 �6.OQ ib.00 i0.00 i�.{�Q 12.�0 a0.00 10.00 I1.00 0 REGUI.AR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 17, 1970 LICENSES CONTINUED. NAM� ADDRESS,, UNITS Casey, Hoban Bach Real �+15 - 74th Ave.N.E. 1) Estate 3025 So. Snelling Minneapolis, Minn. . Robert �.. � Wm. C. "- 450 - 75th Ave. N. E. 1) Holmquist . 36Q8 Admiral Lane Minneapalis, Minn. . . Robert �.. � Wm. 476 - 75th Ave.N.E, il C. Holmquist • 3648 Admiral Lane • Min�eapolis, Minn. ` M. A. Biddi�e Z11 - 79th Way N. E. 8 k$00 C�dar �,ake Rd, SQ. Minneapolis, Minn. Paui Burkhol�e� 231 - 79th Way N.E. 7 %860 Alden Way N. �. Fridley, Minn. John J. Jphnson, 321 - 79th Way N.E. 4 �80 Pilisbury Bidg. . ` Minn�apolis, Minn. William Dat� 56fi9-80 Anna St.N.E. 33 Hgy 100 � France A've. No. Minneap4lis, Mtnn. E, V. Fuglestad 6542 Central Ave. 4 �17k St. Imier pr. Fridley, Minn, Nathan Schwartz 101 Charles St. 12 591 fi Med i c i n� L.ake Rd. Mit�neapol is, Minn. Nathan Schwartz 179 Charles St. 12 5916 Medicine Lake Rd. Minneapolis, Minn. Nathan Schwartz � 180 Charles St. i2. ��16 Medicine Lake Rd. '�linneap�alis, Minn. Mau�ice M. Filister �760 East River Rd. 42 362Q Zenith Ave. SQ. Mpls. Minn. , . a PAGE 18 FEE 11.00 11.00 11.00 10.00 1Q.00 10.00 �3,00 19.00 az.00 12.Op 12.00 42.00 , ' � ' � � R�GU�AR �OUNCI� M�ETING pF AUGUST 17, 1970 � LICENSES CONTINUED, , AME ADDRESS .. N UNITS � Maurice M. Filister 5780 East River Rd. 42 3620 Zenieth Ave. So. , �!i �r�eapol i s, M i nnesc�ta �laurice M. Filister _ 5800 East River Rd. 42 3620 Zenith�Ave. So. - ' Minneapolis, Minn. tNaurice M. Fitister 582A E. River Rd. ' 36?_0 Zenith Ave. So, Minneapolis, Minn. � Maurice M. Filister 5840 East River Rd. 3620 Zenith Avee So Minneapolis, Minn. , hiaurice M. Filister 5$60 East River Rd. ?62C �enitf� Ave. So. . Minneapolis= Minn. , �laurice M. Filister 5750 East River Rd. � 3620 Zenith Ave. So. ' �linneapplis, Minn. �-�. ; p. properties . 6503 East River Rd. ' ;$Q4 - �8th Circle M�nneapol�s, M+nn. �RiC of Minn. !nc 57G1 Hghway #54 ' �30� lyndai� A�e. Sa, �..<.:,�::ab:,� E?�. :��nn. ' g(��C of Minn. inc. �7�0 Polk St.N.E 53og �ynd�le Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minn. � ;as-lyle ,�. Mathson, 6341 High�way 65 �tt. l. �ox 3, �+urcra Minn. � Leonara ,iacobson 6379 Highway 65 1408 Frankson, 1 5t. Paul, Minn.�. Arnold Elmquist 6393 Highway 65 � 5860 East River Rd. Minneapolis, Minn. , 42 42 42 4 � 3� 3� �o 0 7 PAGH 19 FEE 42.00 42.00 42.00 42.00 42.00 10.00 iO.aG' 32.00 32.�0 ao.oe 10.00 10.00 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 17, 1970 PAGE 2p , LICENS�S CONTINUED. �� AME ADDRESS UNITS FEE I r3chi�gster Pro�eriies 1200 Highway #100 1� �$,pp , 6�� nnepiro Aveo �i��eapolis, Minn. McAliister Properties 1230 Highway 100 )$ . j$,pQ , � 3�' 'rl�nnep i.n Av�. �in��apalls, r�"i�nna , a��,��'tl�s��.�- �'e-��rt'res )260 Nighway #100 18. I�.OQ � iQ �ienn�p i n Ave> ' �i �ss7�ap�a� ; s; �!i nrt. f0.tcAllister Properties 1290 Highway 100 18 �$.pQ %3o Hennepin Avea � � Minneapolis, Minn. Bigos Properties 5100 Horizon Dr. 5 10.Q0 ' �21g LaSalle Ave, l�;ir�neap�;l is, �linrte Bigos Properties 5101 Horizon Dr, 7 lO.OQ . � ��1� L�Saile Ave. �io��s�a�o�s"s, 1�1inn. ?�i 11 iam C. CJarner 5021 Main St. •N.E. 4 1(3.00 r =:� � d �;.�as.r� !'t. Rc�, '�ayzat�, ;�i�irse , s��t;t.�� 1�Je�co��? ' ��7 �1ess�ssi�p's Piace � �p q(� r 117 �°lississipr�R Place N.E. ` F'rid1�3/a Mlnn. ' � , Chris Jeleverov 160 0�1ississippi Piace � �p,�p ]�0 Mississippi Place , �ridiey, Minn. �1i�hiana park, D�.velopment Co. 630 Osborne Road) 34 �t��p0 � �4� Gr�:�nhaven Rd. 65� Osborne Rd. ) #�naka, �ii n�. Edstrorri �ce.ai ty 155-175 Satei 1 ine �.r�'o 3� 33.t1Q � 64 E, 2nd St. Winona, Minn. � � Edsxrom kealty 195 Satellite Lane 20 � Zp�pq � 6�-� E, 2nd St. ;: Wie�on�, Minn, . , hiid Am��rican Homes 201 Satellite Lan� N. �* �� *Qp 786Q Alden Way Fridley, Minn. � , ' .. ' , , � , . , � � , � � �J I , I � I � � � REGULAR COUN�CIL MEETING OF AUGUST 17, 1970 LICENSES CONTINUED. PAGE 21 NAME ADDRESS UNITS FEE A. G. Bruch, 221 Satellite Lane 11 11.00 212 Penninsula Rd.i. Minneapolis, Minn. �ames G. Pappas 6111 Star Lane 18 18.00 4520 i'win O.ak Dr. Minneapolis, Minn. Hi rsch Bros. inc. � 6550 East River Rd. 140 140.00 395�+ �oodda 1 e Ave. Minneapol is, �tinn. 430 Ironton St. 3 10.00 Staniey Kania 430 Ironton St. N. E. Fridley, Minn. Mrs. L. A. Torgeson 6061-63-65 - 3rd St. N.E. 3 10.00 60b5 , 3rd St. N. E. Fridley, Minn. ' MOiION by Counci�man Liebl ta a�prave the Genexai Cantractars Licenses and the � i�u��iple Dwellin� Lzcenses as listed. Sec�nded by Council�'�an Sheridan, tipon �. vaice t�ate, �!I L`�tinG ��e� �I�.y�r �:irkh.�sn �eciared v?�e r��.zr�n G?�ried rzn��amos.a� ly , � �s�ri�La�,��:�; L�ugue �f �ii;�nQaota Municipalities 3300 Uni��exsizy A�'ejcue 5.�. �':��ln��.�^li.sp :�9ini�es�t� 55414 :,j�rrb�rs::i;c �u�s � n. t'r�e L�tiag�a� of Mar,nesata ?��iu�is:i�-��i.i;��s �c�� u�' G�;gi;:ri�r:g 5��. 1, 19i� �b3v a.x�c.. I�elsorx Lonstruc'�ion Co�r,pany Biain� Minnes�ta FINAL E�Limate #S far Street Improvement Prtzj°ct St. I969-3 Dunkley Surtacir.g Company 3756 Grand Avenue N.E. Minneapolis,-Minnesota PARTIAL Estimate #1 f4r Street Impxovement Project St. 1970-4 � 2,437.0� �ia,5os.�� $17.707.95 R�GULAR COiINCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 17, 1970 ESTIMATES CONTINUED.. Berglund-Jahnson, Inc. Excelsior, Minnesota 55331 PAR�IAL Estimate #2 for Water Improvement Project #95, Schedule B PAGE 22 $83,259.00 MOTION by Cauncilman Liebl to approve payment of the estimates. Seconded by Council�an Harris, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF AUCTION REQUEST FOR MICHAEL SERVETUS UNITARIAN SOCIETY FpR 5�i'TEMBER 7TH I�TION by Councilman Liebl to grant the request of the Michael Servetus Unitarian Society for their fifth annual auction on Labor Day, September 7, 1970, as outlined in their communication dated August 16, I974. Seconded by Councilraan Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, 1Nayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT TO OFFICER REHARD; MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve a Certificate of Achievement for Officer Robert Rehard, to be given at the September 8, 1970 Meeting. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham dec- lared the mation carried unanimously, GOhllNUN I CATIONS ; A• FRIALEY YOUTH FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION: PERMITS FOR TOURN1U�qENT I�OT'ION by Councilman Liebl to receive the communication from tha Fridley you�� Foothall Association dated August S, 1970 and grant permission fQr 'thQ�,r Conee,s$ions, Seconded by Counc�lman Sheridan. Upon a voice voxe, a11 yotin$ �Y�, Mayo� Ki�kham declared the motion carried unanimously. ' Councilman, Hararis said that the recommendation of the Parks Direetox should be considexed to make sure there are not any conflicts on�the use pf the paxk. Councilman Breider said that he understood that the City is paying�pax�k ewplayees overtime for such activities. The Fihan�e Director said yes. Gounexlman �reider asked if there was not an entrance fee charged at txmes, arid Ehe Fina�nce Dixector said there was. Councilman Breider saic� that he felt that the City �hauld receive some compensation when the institution is a�xofit making group, such as the i.nvitata.onal soft ball tournament. He said that he �elt that there shou].d be some policy set. Councilman Harris agreed s�.�ce thexe are City funds eacpended. The City Manager was asked to tt�y tv work u� some policy with the Parks Azrector. B• R,EFUBLIGAN PARTY: REQUEST REGARDTNG PICNIC biQT�QN by Coun,cilman Harris to receive the cormnunication from the� Repub�ica,�� P�xty datsd August 9, 1970. Seconded by Councilman Shexidan.4 .UpQn a yQj,Ge yp�s, �11 YQt�.n� aye, Mayor Kixkham declared the motion carried una,nimously. � itEGULAR CQUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 17, 1970 � i � , ' ' C, ABPARTMENT OF CIVIL DEFENSE: CHIEF ALDRICH CERTIFICATION PAGB 23 MOTI�; by Councilman Liebl to receive the communication from the Aepaxtment of Civil Defense dated July 27, 1970. 'I'he motion was seconded and upon a voice vota, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. Q INSURANC� WOMEN OF GREATER MINNEAPOLIS: USE OF COUNCIL CHAl�BERS SATIJRDAY MORNINGS The City Managex said that they would like the use of the Council Chambers for two Saturday moxnings; September 12th and September 26th. They would like to have the fee waived as they feel that it is to the public benefit. The City does have the policy that they would have to pay the overtime for the janitor. Cauncilman Liebl said that he did not feel that they should get.the use of the Ghambers iree and Councilman Breider agreed and said that others have t0 pay. E. WYMAN SMITH: REGARDING MICHAEL SERVETUS SOCIETY CHARGES � Councilman 8reider asked what was the going interest rate. The Finance Director saa.d 7�,0. Councilman Breider said that they should have to pay the same rate that athexs with an assessment do. LJ � C_� � , � , � ' MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the communication from Wyman Smith r�pr�senting the Michael Servetus Unitarian Society dated August 7, 1970, and gxant•j�ermission fox installment payments at T-g� interest. Seconded by Councilman.Sher�dan. Upon.a voics vote, all voting ay�, Mayor �Cirkham declaxed the motion carried unanimously. F. HOMER R. ANKRUM: RESIGNA'�ION AS CITY MANAGER Mayor Kirkham read the resignatian alaud. Councilman Harris said that Mr. Ankrum had bxought thzs to the Council's �ttention prior to the Meeting. He has made this as a firm decision and the Council must with reluctanee accept the resi,gnation. The work done in the past three years is more than what would be expected of a City Managex. He has done many things and made some great con- tributions that benefit the City of Fridley as a�whole, and he can be right- fully proud of his accomplishments. Mayor Kirkham said that his contributians are a benefit to the whole metro- politan area as other cities have copied some of his material. Councilman Sheridan said that his work has gone beyond the scope of that of a City Manager in doing good for mankind. He said that he also regxe�ted accepting his resignation. He said that he understood his feelings and his reasons for doing as he did. He said that he was going to miss him. Councilman Liebl said that he has had a good xelationship with the City Managex and that he felt that he was,� good, non-partisan Manager. He has brought xn new ideas that have been an example to many communities. He said that he taa was going to miss him. Cauncilman Breider said that as'the Junio� Councilman, he has not had too lRUCh t o�portunity to work with him, but in the short acqueinxance he hasi pxoven himself capable. He said that the people of Fridley will miss him. , �ounci.lman Harris suggested that a Certificate pf Appxeciation be giv��rt �� tr . Ankrt�A� . . _ REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST li, 1970 PAGE 24 � MOTION by Councilman Liebl to accept the resignation of Mr. Homer R. Ankrum, City Manager, dated August 17, 1970, and authorize preparation of a Certiiicat�r of Appreciation. The motion was seconded and upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kixkham de.clared the motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNMENT: MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adjourn. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the Regular Council Meeting of August 17, 1970 adjourned at 10:04 P.M. The Finance Director said that he had six resolutions that he would like to have the Council act upon. MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to reconvene the Meeting. The motion was seeond�d and upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motipn carried unanimously, RESOLUTION #167-1970 - RESOLUTION DIRECTING PREPARATION OF FINAL ASSESSMENT DAi i r.nn n ��rrm...., .,.....,.... ...�. '." --- -' --- --- - . 93: MQTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #167-1970. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayox Kirkham de�lared the motion carried unanimouslY• REaOLU'�IQN #7,68-1970 - A RESOLUTION DIRECTING PUBLICATION OF HEARING ON �ROPA�EA ASSESSI�ENT ROLL FOR SANITARY SEWER AND WATER IMPRpVEMENT PAQ7E� nrn 4 �z . MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #168-1970. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham d�clared the motion carried unanimously. RESQI.UTIQN #169-1970 � A RESOLUTION DIRECTING PREPARATION OF FINAL ASS�SS- I�F,NT ROLL FOR WATER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 98: I�OTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #169-1970. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kixkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RESQLUTION #170-1970 - A RESOLUTION DIRECTING PUBLICATION OF HEARING PROPOSED ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR WATER IMPROVEMENT PROJEGT°N0. 98: MQ'�ION by Councilman Harxis to adopt Resolution #170-1970. Seconded by Couz�cilman Shexidan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor K3�xkham declared the motion carxied unanimously. RESOLUTION #171-1970 - A RESOLUTION DIRECTING PREPARATION OF FINAL ASSESS- MENT ROLL FOR STRE�T IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1969-3: I MOTIQN 1�y Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #171-1970. Secanded by � CqunGilman Sheridan. Upon a•voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Ka.�'jcJ�am declaxed the mo��.on carried unanimously. � � R�GULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 17, 1970 PAGE 25 R�SOLUTIQN #172-1970 - A RESOLUTION DIRECTING PUBLICATION OF HEARING ON p�QP�SED ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR STRE�T IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1969-3: MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #172-1970. Seconded by Cauncilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declaxsd the motion carried unanimously. ADJOU�iNNIENT : Thexe being no fuxther business, Mayor Kirkham declared the Regular Council Meet�ing of August 17, �970 adjourned at 10:07 P.M. Respectfully submitted, -��'��'`.��-' �uel Mercer Secxetazy to the City Council Jack 0. Kixkham Mayox � � . ' . ' � ' , LJ ' ' � ' � � 0 CITY OF FRIDLEY ANOKA COUNTY, MI NN'�SOTA NOTICE OF HEARING OF ASSESSMENT FOR ST. 1969-3 STREET IMPROVEM�ENT PROJECT Notice is hereby given that the Council of the Ciiy of Fridley witt meet at the City Halt in said City on the 8th day of Se�tember, 1970, at 7:30 o'clock P.Ma, to hear and pass upon atl objections, ifi any, to the proposed assessments in respect to the following improvement, to-wit: ST. 1969-3 STREcT IMPROVEMENT PROJECT The proposed assessment rolt for each of said improvements is now on file and open to pubtic inspection by all persons interested, in the office of the C1erk of said City. At said hearing the Council wilt consider written or oral objections to the pro- posed assessments for each of said improvements. The generai nature of the improvements and each of them is the construction of street improvements including grading, stabilized base, bituminous surfacing, concrete curb and gutter, storm sewer systems, water and sewer services, and other facilities located as fottows: � 7gth Way: Buffalo Street: Cheryl Street: Dover Street: Ely Street: Fairmonfi Street: Riverview Terrace: Broad Avenue: Riverview Terrace to Apex Lane Riverview Terrace to Broad Avenue Riverview Terrace to Broad Avenue RivervieNr Terrace to Broad Avenue Ri vervi e�i� Terrace to E3road Avenue Riverview Terrace to 2Q0 Feet East 79th Avenue to 120 Feet tdorth of Kimball Street Buffalo Street to Fairmont Street TF�e area proposed tv be assESSec� i�or� sai u iiriprov�;��er�ts ai`id eaci� of tty�ri� i s a11 that tand benefited by said improvements or each of them and lying withi� the gen�ral area of the above noteci streets. Said improvements witl be assessed against the properties within the above ' noted areas in v�hole or in part proportionately to each of the lands therein containeci according to the benefits received. ' ' DATED THTS 17th DAY OF AUGUST , 1?70, BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRI DL EY. , ATTEST: ' ' CITY CLERK Marvin C. Brunsell y E�4YOR Jack 0. Kirkham � Please Publish: Fridley Sun on Flugust 2b, 1q7G ana Septernber �, 197a i ��ti• ,� , , • 0 ' ' •• ' . . OFFIC7AL PUBLICATION . �• CITX OF FRIDLEX , . (EXHIBIT A) - •: _ . ,. � a�-� �c. � . � _ . ' - --� - - , ' NOTICE OF HEARING ON IMPROVEMENTS . . �. . . , � � ST. 1970-1 (Addendum No. 4) _ ' WHERF,AS, the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, has deemed it expedient to xeceive evidence pertaining to the. improvements hereinafter described. . � . ' --- . -_ � • . - , -- -�IOW THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEF'.EBY GIVEN THAT on the 8th day of September , 1970 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. the City Council will 'meet at the City Hall in sai.d City, and will at said time and place hear � all parties interested in said improvements in whole or in part. The general nature of the improvements is the construction (in the �, •' � lands and streets noted below) of the following improvements, to-wit: ' CONSTRUCTION ITEM . . . Sidewalk improvement includir�g grading and other work located as ' follows : � . '--- � ±South side of Osboxne Road: . Sth Stxeet to East line of Lot 1, Block 1, "� Osboxne Manor 2nd Addition (West property ' � • • • • .•• • line of Unity Hospital) . ESTIl�TED COST . . . . . . . . . . . , �S 3, 480. 00 � THAT THE AREA PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED FOR SAID IMPROVEMENTS IS AS FOLLOWS: For Construction Item above -----------------" " " " "'------___ � All of the land abutting upon said streets named above and alI - lands within, adjacent and abutting thereto. • All of said land to be assessed proportionately according to the beriefits received by such improvements. That should the Council proceed with said improvements they will consider �each separate improvements, except as hereafter otherwise provided by the ' Council all under the following authority, to-wit: Minnesota Statutes 1961, Chapter 429 ar.: laws amendatory thereof, an�' in conformity with the City Charter. . �. . ' DATED THIS lOth DAY OF August , 19 70, BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL. � .MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkhan ' Publish: August 26, 1970 . � September 2, 1970 �� ' ' ' � RBVISBD for 2ad Reading ORDINANCE N0. AN ORDINANCE REPEALING CHAPTER 61 �'DOG CONTROL" 0! '1'� CITY CODE AND ADOPTING AN "ANIMAL CONTROL ORDINANCE" AS CHAPTER 61 . TI� CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DO ORD�AIN as followa; SBCTION 61.01 DBI�INITIONS. As used in this Ordinance the followiag terms mean: Ow1 ner_ Any person, partnership ar corporation owning, keeping or harboring aa�.a4a�s . Pet Shop; Any person, partnership or corporation engaged in the business of breediag, buying, selling or boarding animals of any species. Veterinary Hoapital: Any establishment maintaiaed and operated by a licenaed ' veterinarian for the diagnosis and treatment of diseases and iajuries of aninals. � ' C' Aa� ls; Any living creature, domestic or wild. l,�a,imal Shelter: Anq premises designated by the Citq Council for the gurpoae oi impoun,diag and caring for animals held under authority of this ordinance. Sach facility"may be City owned or shelter service contracted. pff�iCer.R Any person designated by the City Council or employed se a ls�t enforaement of�icer. Aaimal Coatrol Officer: A person, firm or corporatioa desigaated as aniaial ' ee�trol, officer (ACO) whose duty shall be to periodically patrol all sectioa� of the City for the purpose of picking up stray animala and to iosue �idinatlCe violation taga to owners who allow animals to rua at large within the City; ' Co pick up to impound stray animals (dogs and domeaticated pets) running at lar&e w�.thin the City; to pick up and dispoae of dead animals and to iavestig�te all easea of aaimal bites reported to him aad to enaure that all such doga or atiim,ala are impounded in a secure place of confinement where the dog cannot ' co�ntact other animals or humans and are kept under observation for a peri.od of fourteea (14) deys. ' ' , � „l�nimal �larden: Any officer desigaated by the City Council as a law enforcetoent officer; animal control officer or firm and any individual, contracted through the anima,l control officer or an individual, partnership, company or co�por�ti0t� directly appointed by the City Manager to perform animal control and animal census duties. � Any aaimal of the canine species. Cats Any animal of the feline species. ' D,o� Kennels: The keeping of three or more dogs on the same premises. ' , o�zxaxc� xo._______ ' PAGE 2 . ' � � , ' ' , ' ' ' ' ' 2� Pe�� p permit is the authorfty to keep a dog or other aaimal of the canine species within the City of Fridley. TaB: A tag isaued to individuals who make application to City Clerk and ara isaued a permit to maintain a dog, or other animal for which a tag is required. License Xear: The license year shall be from May 1, year of isaue, to April 30 of the year of expiration. SECTION 61.02.CONTROL Cpatrol: It ahall be un�l�awful for any person who owns, harbors, or keeps s dog or the parents or guardians of any auch person under 21 years of age to allow such dog, regardless of age of dog, to run at large in the City of Fridley. For the purposee of this �ection of the ordinsnce a dog ahall be deemed at large and shall be considered to constitute a auisance whea: 1. The dog is off the premiees of the owner and not under the coatrol of the owaer or a a�e�er of his immediate family by a leash, not exceeding e�ght (8) feet in length. The dog must be with a competent person having cuetody of him anb obedieat to that person's commands, or within a vehicle being driven or puahed oa s public atreet. 2. The dog commits damage to the per8on or property of anyonE other than the oNner, or creates a nuisance upon the property of one other than the awne�, except in the defense of tt►e o�ner, his family or his property. 3. A female dog or cat in h�at off the premises of the owner, unlesa con- fined in the process of befng transported to or fran the premises of the oWaer. While on tde premises a fs�aale dog oY cat in heat is not kept in a building ox secure eacloeure Where said female dog or cat cannot be ia coatact with other male aaimals of ita kind, except for planned breeding. k. The owner does not assu� the obligatioa and responsibility required of the City Code or does not prevent such dog or other animal �ran commiCing sny act which constitutes a nuisance as defined herein. � S. The owner or custodian keeps a dog or other animal who ahai+e vicioue ' hmbits, barks, ho�als, crfes or yelp�, or allows the animal to caase noise, dieturbance or anaoyance to peraona residing in the vicinity thereof; or f�'equent achool grounds or �ublic beaches. ' ' ' i� 6. The ovner or cuatodian of a dog or animal of the canine epecies does not caaae the �ame to be confined to the oWner's or cuatodiaa�a property by ad�quatte fencing or leaahing, except as her�in defined. 7. The rn+aer allows the dog to chaee vehtcles or interfere With walking of pedestriaa8, the driving of automobiles, bicycles, motorcycles, motoxbike�� or sna�ewbiles on public streeta, alleys, grounds or highways. �n o�tux�rtcs �a,�,l, PAG� 3 8. Th� oWn�r allowa a dog or animsl to �oleat or annoy aay per�on if •uch p�lraoa is aot on the property of the owaer or cuotodian. 9. Ev�ry unregiatered dog aad every dog that runs at large or causea disturbance, or aoiae in violation of the pravisions of thfs ordinance ia hereby declared a nuisaace. L0. A peraon abandons any dog, cat within the boundaries of the City of FridLey. ' 11. Oi+ner or custodian faile to have dog vaccinated againat rabies st leaat oace every tWO (2) years, or dog's vaccination has not b�en Wlthin tbe past tvo years. : '1 �' � � �� " y' �. � � '• • Tha applicaat for per�it must siga and agree that he is prepared to coy►ly Witb regulationa estsblfahed by the City Couucil. Upon payoent of tbt p�r�it tag fee the Clerk shali e�oecute a receipt in duplicate, tbe origiaal oi vhicb , shall be delivered to the person Who pays the fee and the duplicate retaiMd in the City records. The reclipt ehall describe the dog or animsl aa ta bts�d� . age, color, o�mer aad address as a minimum. ' , ' , I� addiCiaa to the permit, auitable anim$1 tags, the ahape ox color of wbich shall be differeat for each regiatration year, ahall. be iseued by the Clerk aad he shall issue one appropriate tag to the owaer tr��n the fee ia paid. The owner ehall cau�e said tag to be affiued by a permaaeat metsl f�taten.r to the collar or haraesa of the animal so registered, ia such d a►aan�r so that the tag maq be eaaily seen. The owner shall see to it that the tag i• conataatlq Worn by the aaimal. In case any tag is lost, a duplicate msy be issued by the Clerk upoa preseatatioa of a receipt ahowing the paqmeat of the regiatration fee for the current year. A charge of fifty cents shall be tande fo�c each such duplicate tag. Ii at time of initial regietratioa a dog ia due to be vaccinated within tl�e ae:t six moath period, then a neW vacciaatioti �b1111 be required before permit is �asued, ' It shall be unlawful to counterfeit or attempt to countexfe�,t �he aAime�l tag or take from any dog a tag legally placed upon it by its aaner With th� iatent to place it upon another animal, or to place such tag upoa dnoth�r #laime�l, ' , LJ 1 ' Ania�al tags shall not be transferable and no refunds shall be msde oa aaimal per�it fee becauae of leaviag the Cit� or death of the animal before the expirstion of the registration period. A parmit or animal Itag ahall be required for a dog or other anival of th� cadin� epecies. �to pex'�iC shall be req��ired of any humaae society, veterinar� hoepital or laborxtt�y. � ' ' �� QRDTNANCE NO,�_ I'AGE 4 �ECT�ON 61.0�. PSRMIT REVOLKING A permit, if not revoked, shall be valid during the license qear. A ' �ew permit ahall be obtained each license year by every ovner and a nev fee paid. ' ' ' �, ' ' ' ' ' ' ' T�e Council may revoke any permit if th� persoa holding the permit rafu�ea to or faila to cQmply with this ordinance, the regulations proawl- gatod by the Council, or any atate or local law governing cruelty to saiwalR or Che kceping o# animals. Anq peraon whose permit ia revoked ahall, WithiR 1S.days �hereafter, reuwvQ auch animal(s) perosneatly from the City of Fridl�ty or humanely dispose of at►�tmal(s) cited in the vfolatioa being o�ned, kept or harborsd by such persoa and no part of the permit fee ahall be refunded. An snimul pera►it and tag may be revoked if an cxrner fails Co provide aaia►ala�Mith eufficient good �nd wholesome food aad water, proper shelter aad protectioa from the Weather, veterinary care when needed to pxeveat sufferia$, +wd�:With humaae care and treatment. Aleo, if an o�mer ahall ba�t, erueliy ill treat, torment, overload, oven+ork, or otherwise �buse aay anlmal, or cauae or permit �ny dog light, cockfight, bullfight or other coa�at be�tel�� aai.aiala or between animale and humans. In addition auch o�ner shall be �i�tb'�• to court actioa under the ordinance of the City of•Fridley, State Statues sad laca� l�ws for any of the actions cf�ed above. If aay person violating the terms of thia ordiaance 3 times in one perp�l.t yea,r, k�ia permit to own, keep, harbor or have cuetody of aaimal(s) for which th� offense Was cited shall be deemed automatically revoked and no aew per�it me�y be iasued for a period of oae year from date permit is revoked. S�CTIOl�T 61.05, pERrQTS REQUIRED 1„ �Io person shall awn, keep, or harbor aaq dog over the age of six a�tha, aithin the City of Fridley unleas a permit therefor hss firat been secured,• Permit certificates shall be issuad by the City Clerk for a fes qstabliat�d by Cauacil resolutioa. It shall be t!►s duty of •sch pe�rsoa owning, lc,eepiag, or harboring a dog to paq the permit fee eetabliahed to the Ci.ty Cleric aa ox before the first day of May in each year, or upoa establ�sh�RB resideace ia the City to forthwith pay such permit fee. The Cl.erk say csese +� notice of the aecesaity of payiag such permit regietratioa fee to be priated 1R the offiQial neWapaper ia January of each year. Iseue of t►ew pertaits for th� lieense year ehall cocmner�ce February lat of each year. 2. Livestock: See City Ordinance (Code) - subject Livestock Control. , 3. Wild animals aad birds; See City Ordinance (Code) - subject Wild ,piaiaule and Birds . �_J ' � k. The sections of this ordinance requiring a permit shall not apply to noa-resideats of the City who...are keeping only domestic pets, prov�ded thaE $nioials oi aucb owaera ehall not be kept in the City longer thaa 3Q d�ys aad that the animals are kept under reatraint. The proviaioaa of this ordinanca ahall �pply �nsofas as requirements for rabies vaccination is concerned. ' ' ' ' , ORAINANCE NO.�,w___,__ PAGE S �� 5. A compulsory system of permit and registration is eatablished whers�y the City will issue City owner permits and License taga to owaers of dogs over six mvnth of age upon procf of rabies vacciaatioa within the precediag year, al�, animal permite and tags expire on April 30. Pertaits at�,d Cags must be applied for and obtained and �ags affixed on dogs or other cani¢�es requi.ring tags before they attain the age of aix moatha. All pera�iCs in effect at time of enact�nt of this.ordinance shsll be extended to �ci expiration date of April 30th. Fees will be based on a minimum of�eix monthe re�ardlesa of date of application. Permit fees are as follows: ' a. For each male dog, or spayed dog or other canine species: b. For each unspayed femal dog or other unspayed canine ' species: c. Permita for livestock - See City of Fridley Code (Ordinances) d. For each animal of other species an amount to be determined by the Council and established by Council ' resolution, provided the Council approves the issuance of the permit for such animal. , SECTION 6i.06. IMPOUNDING OF ANIMALS ' ' ' ' � , i�l ' ,� , $ 5.Q0 $�5.Q0 The Anitnal Control Officer, Animal Warden, Law Enforcement OfficeX or I3umane Society shall take up and impound any dogs or animals requiring pera�its or tags founc� in the City without the tags; or any dogs or animals which a�e in violation of any of the other provisions of this ordinance. Animale 8b�11 be impounded in a,n animal shelter and confined in a humane manner. �mpounded dogs shall be kept for not less than five days, not ineluding Sundaye and Holidays, unless reclaimed by their owners. If by a permit tag or by other aneans the owner can be identified, the Animal Control Officer shall ia�diat��y upoa impoundment notify the owner by telephone or mail of the impoundme�it of the ani.mal , Notwithstanding the provisions of this ordinance, if an animal is found a� large, and the owner or custodian can be identified, the Animal Cantrol Officer, the Animal Warden or Law Enforce�nt Officer may proceed agains� the owner for violation of the ordinance. The Animal Control Officer, Animal Warden and Law Enforcement Officex's taay enter upan any private premises'whese he has reasonable cause to believe �hese is being�kept a dog or other canine specie or cat or other feline �psci,e which has bitten a human being. S�CTZON 61.0?. NOTICE OF IM�'UUNDA'�NT Upoa taking up and impounding anq dog or animal as provided in this ordinance, the Animal Coatrol Offfcer or Poundkeeper shall �mmediatel.y no�i�fy the owner, if knaMn, and the City Police Department. The Ania�al Conttcol Officer, �oundkeeper�, and Police Department shall anaintain � record of doge and anianals so i�ounded. r � �� pRDINANCE N0 , � PAGE 6 SECTION 61.08. REDEMPTION OF I1�OUNDED ANIMALS WITHOUT P'Ei�IITS - TAG3 - VACCINATIONS �. � In Che iastance of dogs or animala for which the owner do�s aot have e required permit or tag, the Animal Control Officer or Poundkeap�r �hall aot return such animal Co the oWner until a permit and tag, if applicsble, ha�ve : been purchased froaa the Citq Clerkxs office or from the Animal Controi, Officer or �owridkeeper. The Mimal Control Officer or Poundkeeper ehall remiC to the City the sum paid to him for the psrmit and tag and i.f ou�aer he9 nqt proof of rabies vaccinatione, the cost of iamnunizatioa, aad furaiahiag the City Clerk aJ,l aecessary information pertaining to said purcha8e includiag a copy of any permit certificate issued in connectioa th�raWtth. Ia e►dditioa thq Ania�al Coatrol Officer or Pouadkeeper shall be paid by the dog or aaimltl owner the impoundiag fes plus feeding and care fee for each day the dog or animal ie con�ined in the pound. All awnies receiv�d by the Anim+tl Control Officer oz' Poundkeeper ahall be turned over Co the City Clerk,••��nd shall be placed ic� the general fund of the City. 8$CTION 61:09. REDEMPTI�1 OF ANIMAIS WITH PERMITS - TAGS - VACCINATIONS AAq dog or ania�sl for which the oimer hae a current permit - tag a�y be re�desa�d fraa the pound: by �he arwner after impoundin$ by pay�eaC of impoandittg fee� plas-�eeding..-�aad care €ee for each day the do$ i.s confined �n the pouad. F�ea pai,d shal�l be in accordance with those established bp the City Cout�cil. - . Al� cqoaies recaived bp the Anima� Control Officer or Pouudkeeper eh�ll be Cttrt��d oVer to �he City Clerk and ehall be placed in the Geaeral Fund of the C1ty. , S$C�TION b1.i0� . UNCI1iIl�D iMPOIJNDED ANIMALS � , , ' Any dag or aaia�l which is not claimed within five days after impoaadit�� aot iaaluding Sundaps or Holidays, may be eold far not less than the aawuat oP the� total charges �ccrued against the animal in accordance with this oxdia�ttict aad Council resolution, to anyone desiring to purchaee the dog, if aot requested by a licenaed educational or scientific ina�itution under Minneeo�A SGdtpt�s S�ction 35.71. A1� sums received by the Ani�nal Control Ofi`icer or Pout►dkeege�c aha11 be turaed over to the City Clerk, aad shall be pla�ed in the g�m�aral fund of the Citp. Aaq dog or anlmal which is not clai.med by thA owp�r, oz by �t liceAsed educstioaal or scientific institution, or �old, eha1�� be p�ialessl.y put to death and the body properly dispoeed ofibq Cbe Pcundke�p�r� The tiao af adle or other d�sposition of the dog or animal ahall be at Lea+st �.2Q houra after noti�e haa been given �o the snimal owaer by the Ania�l Coatrol Offic�r os Poundkeeper. Tha proviaioa of aotification of oWner dae• Rot •pPly� wheQ c�t+aer canaot be aecertained. ' ' Aaimal Coatrol O�ficers� Animal Wardens and LaN Enforcem�eat Officers shA11 have poli.ce powers in the eaforcement of this ordinance aad no �eraon aha�l inte�cfere with, hinder, or molest such officer in the exercise o# such pot+ilts. , - ' , ' ' ' , CI ORDINANCE N0. PAGT 7 SECTION 61.11. DOG�AND ANIMAL BITES Any pexson knowing of a humaa being bit by a dog, cat, raccoon, skunk, or other rabbies susceptible species shall i�ediately notify the Mimal Coatrol officer or Poli,ce Department and the Animal Control Officer shall thea► cau�o said animal to be quarantined under observatioa for a period of lk daya according to State Law. No Police Officer or other person shall kill, or cause to be killed, dtty ' animal suapected of being rabid, except after the animal has been placed in quarantine end the diagnosis of rabies made. It shall be unlaWful for �ay person other than an pnimal Control Officer, Animal Warden or City I,aw Enforcement pfficer to kill or destroy any dog or animal of the dog kind foW�d � xuaning at large in the City. Violations of the above shall be coasidered � miademeanor. ' �S,�TION 61.12. COMPI.AINTS ,A►iy person complaining to the Police Department that a dog or other ' anitn8l is allegedly runaing at large or otherwise constituting a danger or nu,teance shall identify himself uppn request and shall mske ever�► reaaoc�ble �ttempt to assiat the authorities in identifyfng the dog and its owner or cua�adian. � SEC�ION 61.13. MUZZLING PROCI.AMATION Whenever the prevalence of hydrophobia renders such ' to protect the public health and safety, the Mayor shall ardering every person owning or keeping a dog to confine ' premises unless it is muzzled so that it cannot bite. No such procl$mation, a�d any unmuzzled dog running at large fixed in the proclamation shall be killed by the Police, Officer or Animal Warden, without notice to the owner. �J ' � ' , , , S��ION 6114. I�NNEIS See City of Fridley Zoning Ordinance action necessary, issue a proclamatioa it securely oa his person shall violate during the time. the Animal Control eS„��pN 6115. APPOINTI�NT OF ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER AND ANIMAL WARDBN ��. The Council may appoint such peraon, persone, or firm as the Council may deem necesaar�r and advisable as Animal Control Officer and Animal Warden. Sueh appointees shall work und�r the direct •upervi�ion of the Fridley Police DespdTt- mant and shall ba responaible for the enforceoent of this ordinsace. SEC�,T�ON r61,i6. REPEAII3R Chapter 61 of the City Code of the City of Fridley is hereby repealed. All •xl.stin� ordinaacee of th�'City of Fridley are hereby repealed inso�ar ae Chey ,aw4� ba iaconaietant with the provisiona of this ordinance. ' ' ORDINANCE NO.�_ PAGE 8 ' SECT�ON 61.17. pg�g Every person who violatea this ordinance is subject to all penalties ' provided for such violationa under the provisioas of Chapter 105 of Che Fridley City Code as amended. �ASSEA BX THE CITY COtTNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, THIS DAY OF � �970. MAYOR JACK 0. KIRKHAM ATTES�: CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL First Reading; August 17, 1970 Second Reading• Publish: i3.) � ' � , ' Il u ' � ' � ' Il ll �J � �: ' Memo To: F r om: Oates Subject: City Manager Chi ef of Pol i ce August 31, 1970 License Applications - Highia�d � Columbia Heights Cab In response to your n�emo 193-824-70, I had�both companies 1lsted above bring �il of the taxicabs listed on their appli- cations he�e for me to look at. I checked alt six cabs only f or the basic safety features you would expect to be okay on any vehicle, iez lights, turn signals, brakes, muffler, and tires. All of the vehicles were okay, with the exception of pne cab beloniing to the Highland Taxicab Co. This cab is a 1�68 Plyrnouth 4 door, ticense number 6<F 595. I opened and closed all the doors on all of the cabs, and on this o�e the right rear doqr v+ouid not close for me on three attempts. The driver,John Kendalt got out of the cab, and siammed it ctosed. This department has checked a11 of the drivers names submitted by both companies with-the chauffers license section of the highway�department, and they a�e a11 okay. When the cabs Ne�e b�QUght in to be looked at, a John S. Kendatl was d�iving one ofi Hightands cabs, and his name does not appear on their list a s a dr 1 ver . Be1pw a�re listed the names of the drivers listed by both com- panies, and yau should note ahat some �amea appear on both lists H� ghiand Wi1�liam 8ennett 8ilty Sarazin Sr. pav i d Mi 11 e� �E i na r Ha nson 8erns�d Irman Robert Kahles �R ona 1 d l.aV i gne Gone Overlien Bitlr sarazin Jr. �atricia Utsdnan � I.ea�tar d Wi 11 1 t appea� s ' of our �axi not we nee 1 � Cotumbia Heights Wayne P. Remo 'Eina� Hanson �� l eond� d W i 11 �. Bruce Johnson � R ona 1 d �aV i gne John Lamont Gurnie Zentzis Terry Pla�dsen l.av+rence Peterson ' Eugnen Olson thst both companies`meet a11 of the requirements ordinance, and it is just a questt� of whether or d atl of these cabs in the city. i�� ' ' 1 ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' 1 ' August 26, 1970 MFMp T0: City Manager and City Council FROM: Finance Director SUBJECT: Ordin�nce Deleting Sewer and Mater Advance Charges I t i s�ay recaMnendati on the Ci ty of Fri dl ey di s conti nue the rtquir�a�ent tha� the mi�tmun charges be paid in ad�r+a� . Thi s��aEtf ce resul ts i n nerr customers get�i ng a�buble charge on their first bill. That is, they pay fo� �t►e �ervice used for the period just ended as r�ell a�s th� �►ini�t� eharges f�+r the next quarter, or in advance. 7'�is practice seans to upset many of the new customers dnd i s not a good publ i c re� ati ons jesture . The only exceptiort to this recomnendation wauld be for multiple dwellings, for Nhich the City could reserve the right to charge in advance. These adv�►nce charges were necessary when the utility systen r�s just $tarting, as the City needed all the money just as soon as it Coutd get i�. At that time the � City was not certifYing delirtquent water and sewer charges to the COUnty for co'llection. At the present time, we do certi fy uncol leeted uti 1 i ty bi 11 s to the County for collectia�n �rith the taxes, and Ne do have the meter deposits to �drge uncallect�d bilis against. . � �J E , ' ' �� ' l.J � ' ' ' , ' 1 ��, ' , ' ' 1 ' ' ' ORDINANCE N0. AN ORDINANCE AMEMDING SECTION 66 OF 7HE �RIDLEY CITY CODE CONCERNING I�q4T�R AND SEWER ADMINISTRATION, SAID AMEI�IMENT ELIMINATIN6 THE RE- QUIREMENT TIiAT WATER ANQ SEMER MINIMUM CHARGES BE PAID IN ADYANC� A1� ADOPTING TH� SC� DULE 0�F C� �FECTIN6�SECT ONN66N08FFCCONCERNING FEBRUARY 6, 196T W1i�R ANO SErIER '� The Council of tfie C1ty of Fridley do orda1n as tollows: SECTION�1. Sectlon 66.08 of the Fridley City Code is hereby a�aended to read a�s"""'�"oT'tw'cri+s : Mater Consumption and sewer use charges to the consuner shall b�come due and payable q�[1"te�ly each year on a calendar schedule or by monthly intervals or periods of time in accordance wlth a sGhedule prepared by the Ctfi��Manayer. a�. Comnencing on and after r�tes per quarter shall Rmn of Water Usa 0 - 10,000 gal. 10.000 - 30,000 gal 3plppp - 50,000 gal. 5p,000 - lOQ,000 gal. 100,000 - 2�D.�p gal. Over ; 2pp,0pp gal. Febru�ry 6, 1967, the water be as fol l ows.: 50a/1000 gal. - Minimum �5.00 Next 20,000 gal. @ 40t/}000 Next 20,000 gal. @ 34!/1� Next 50,000 gal. @ 30t/10� Next 100,UQ0 gal. @ 28t/100Q Over 200,000 gal. � 26�/1000 p, Comnencing �r�r shall bebasdfollows967' the sewer rates per +cp� C. =-;, a) Singte fe�nily dwelling b) Multipie dwellings, trailer cts. and motels c ) Cdia�erct a 1 First unit Add�tional units d� Industrial 0-15,000 gal. 15,000-50,000 gal. Over 50,000 gal. 57.00/Quarter a7.Ofl/Quarte� S7.00/Quarter �1.00/Quarter s0.35/1�0 ga1. Yinter water usaye �0. �/1000 ga�l . Minter w�ter us�►�e 1�1er�ver the period of billing of charges for eitRer aa�ter or se�+er or both i s al tered or chan9ed, the mi nimun charge pnyabte for such water or sewer mny and shall be prorated �s necessa�ry in equity to the conswner for any period of t1�e less pr nare than a full quarter year or any period uS�d. Such prorating is also authortzed Mhent�er the rdt.�. '�ninimun+ or otherr+ise, for either water or sewer services or both, is changed. � ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , ' ' , ' , ' PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY Qf S�PTEMBER, 1970. ATTEST: �rv n . runs� , ty er n ayor - Jac . r am �'39 �i 1 0 , ' ' ' I _J ' � ' ' ' ' ' �� _ QRQINANCE NO.. AN OROINANC� AMENDING SECTI�ON 26 OF THE FR�pLEY CITY CODE BY AQDINQ TO ITS TITLE THE PHRASE "EXPLOSIVEg AND AMMUNITIONS" SO THAT THE TITI.E OF SECTION 26 SHALL BE FIREARMS, EXPLOSIVES AND AMMUNITIONS, AND AQDING TO THAT SECTION PROVISIONS REIATIVE TO THE SALE. TRANSP4RTATION AND USE QF EXPLOSIVES AND AMMUNZTIONS. The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows: S�CTIQN 1. The City Code shall be amended to include the provision of 2�.07. _.�___.� 26.07 - Explosives and Amnunitions 26.071. Definitions. When used in this chapter the following terms sha11 mean: Explosive. Any chemical compound, mixture or device, the primary or common purpose of which is to function by explosion. The term "explosive" sha11 include all materia1 which is classified as Class A, Class 6 or Class C exp1osives by the Interstate Commerce Commission, and include but not be limited to dynamite, black blasting powder, pellet powders, initiating explosives, bl �sti ng Gaps, el ectri c bl asti ng caps, safety fuse, fuse i gni ters , fuse 'I i ght�1'&, squibs, cord�au d�tonant fuse, instantaneous fuse, ignitre cord and ign�tters. Small arms ammunitions. Any shotgun, rifle, pistol or revolver Cartrid�s� zf�A72. Permi ts Requi red. (1� Separate and distinct permits shall be required conver°ning exploSives aS fo114ws, subject to the conditions specified in this chapter; (a) To possess, store, keep, sell or otherwise dispose of, but not use, any explosives except small arms ammunition. (b) To transport explosives, except small arms arrmunition, on pub1ic highwaYs within the City by motor truck or other vehicle. Possession of a permit or license from the Federal or State Government 'to transport exp1osives on the public highways shall be considered as meeting the requirements of this paragraph. . (c) To use any explosivQS, except small arms amnunition and ' construction devices such as expiosive rivets and explosive driven pi�ns or studs . ' (2) Such permits of Fri dl ey upon wr�tten information: ' ' sha116e issued by the Fire Prevention Chief of the City application to him, said application containing the fo11owin� 1. Name and address of applicant. er of the explosives, 2. Date, manufa��t�'�r �nd i��n�1f1��j �C1 tt�m!? 3. Posit�ve �dentiflcation of the applican�, �uch as drivers license . ..v:- . . C� �� ' LJ �i �! �l C �J ' j� �'' � ' ��' fJ �-� and � state�ent �;hethEr c;� � :�` �.aa'�c�:�v [ <:r � �� conviCted or a f�iony or � f� �:��, a�wze.^ :�^°° ��, ._�:. �:� �� 1Q y°�rs. �. �71'�Giiu=�.G t��u��' i�'t� :.�+:t��'n�E' ,� _ _ _..;.;�'�� ;/ �Ii�aS�i�':;:_ �:: �:�: wY`w'��iG�G� �t ti18 Stf31"dgE S°! ;:e. 5. Ev�c�er�ce thai the a;��7 i c�.r�9:. :� �� :�;npl ied wi th M.S.A. 299 F 19, regul ati ons �n �1 ama�i �'°; �j < a r�ti�nu �x�7 ns i�v�s ,, u� :.��:��i r�� i n �the Minnesota Statutes anu �:� r�arther pramulgate� by yi�� S�ate Fire Marshali. 6. �'ayment of an appi i cati on �� J�r `a5 .Oi� . 7. Where the expiosives are �c �� s�} �;� t;�� C:•Z, :;-�" ;�'s�i��> the a�p1 i Cati on shal l show c��,�� E� a��e �P: ;�"� t�iR�:�� ry�:° .,• +��' �t1F �:i w� (:;��?? ��ncerning iiil;"i i i�.; : ijtts� �iti�: ,�;'":'�, . . %'�i.0%L �� 1 E'. c�Y c1:}.•'iv� 1 V;;S . 1. Na person snall possess, stc�r�, n��u, s�i ��r F::'°t'�:� fic�r� sa1e, ar �i v� a��r�y, use, di scharge or �ransport ariy �xpT osi v�� t: �rw G� �;� Gxc�� y the authority of a writt�n p�rmit as specified above and i�s�� t�y �he Fire Prevention Chief. 2. Any person selling explosives within the City sha11 obtain frpm each purchaser a written purchase form shorving the date, manufacturer, type and identification number of the explosive, the quantity involved, the name and address of the buyer, the drivers license or other positive identificatioll, whether the intended buyer has been convicted of a felony or gross misdemeanpl^ wlthin the past ten years, the intended place of storage and the security �neasures tobe provided at the storage and use site. If a person requesting explosives has been convicted of a felony or gross misdemeanor within the past ten years, the seller must contact the Chief of Police ror the City of Frid'!ey within eight hpurs of the time of sale and give to the Chief of Palice the comp1e�ed purchase form. 26.074 Gunpowder and Blackpowder Purchase, possession, transportatior and use of gunpowder and bia�kpowder, but not the sale ihereof, used for the purpose of loading shotgun, rifle, pistol or revolver c�rtridges sh�ii ve �xempt�d from the provisions of �his ordinance. 26.ni� Yia��ii�n, :�?n� C�!-��catr�r �°f °i��a�� r:.�t��F Fai 1 ure to exhi bi t a�ermi t for L'�ae �ass�s�iG�r �r u�� : �ny , explosives shall be prima facia evidencE �f violation of this chapter. In addition to �ny other penalties, explosives �2ing possess�d �r ;.:�� i11�ya11y, can be confiscated by the �ir�. or Palic.^ C��;r.rt:,��►�;.e ' ' ' ' �'ASSED �Y THE CITY COUNCIL 0� ?Hc CITY 0� �`r�IL�LE`f � i�a� ��?'f �� SEPTEh1S�R, iy%R. A��.J 1 i Marvi� Brunsell, City Clerk i____�/.�_� a'?,./nr .• te2�l~+!+'. A. s i4t :�`�:�t�!Y� , ' ' lJ ' ' , ' ' � , ' r ' , �� ORDINANCE N0. AN ORDINANCE PR4HIBITING THE CHAI�E, QBSTRUCTION, RECONSTRUCTION, OR ALT�RATION OF ANR��jPf MITRFROM�THERCITYMENGINEERE CITY OF FRIDI.EY NITHWT A W The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows: SECT�ON �. '1't�e City Code shall be amended to include a Chapter 51 as set forth hqrlitl. SECT� 2. 57.01 - Permit Re uired: No person shall make any change. alteration, or cause nn�t.o s ruc on or c ange in the course, current or cross section of any public water qr waterway wholl� or partially within the City of Fridley without a per�it fram the City Engineer of the City of Fridley. 5T.02 � Retuesti� Enyineer ofdFr dley containinghthe followingminforn� tion� a'plic�t •n t� Y 9 2. 3. �. 5. 6. Names and addresses of applicants; Legal description and location of waterway and land adjacent thereto; Nature of proposed construction or alteration; Starting date and approximate completion date of the operation or alteration; The names and addresses of all owners and occupants of the adjoining land that may be affected by said construction or alteration of the waterway; A copy of permit or waiver from State of Minnesota Comnissioner of Conservation. � 57.03 - Hearing: The Gity Engineer mny issue the permit upon 1. Receipt vf the application; 2, Payment of a permit fee of $25.00; 3. Approval of the City Council, after a public hearing in which the question of public be�fit has been considered. PASSED BY TME CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1970. ' , ATTEST: ' t�rv n. runse . Y e � '�, y4r - ac . r am i� � i ' ' �� ' ' ' � CITY OF FRTDLEY P�TITION COVER SHEET Petition xo, 12-1970 Date Received �ugust '1$, 1970 Objeot �Posed to Street Improvement Project ST. 1971-1 6 ST. 1971-2 (Fourth Stre�t N.�. from Outer Drive af Interstate �b� to 53rd Avenue N.E.) Pst�,t �pn Checked ay ,�14 �No D. C�. . Date (. a a� . I`t �� • Peraent Signiag � , � � ' lJ ' ' ' � Referred to City Council Disposition � �'� ' , . ' ' CJ ' 1 u 1 � ' ' � � �,' 1 , s CJ � ' 1 0 Petition #12-1970 pF!'ICIAI, PETITIOp CITY OF FRIDLEY (�XHIBIT ♦) AIIt�UST 14, 19?0 RE: NOTICE OF HE,RING OM IMP80VEI�NTS 33�. ls?1-1 & ST. 1971-2 (MSAS) A�, th� undsreign�d, are oppoeed to the concrete curD� aatter, aad bitudaons r�snriaai� of 4th Stre�t �T.�. lro� �� Q�tter Drire of Interstate �694 to 53rd a�snue K.B.: •� �� id! dr°°° Pho==� ..-...- � � _ s� �''�� -.•.•..------�� .�►� �.:,.�� , ...��,.�.� --------- �/ /i `_ �� w�� __� ��i�� 7 V � i_ 7V ��1 .r.. war ww� l �� ,.��.. 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RECETVE �UILDING ST,�NDARDS-DESIQd CONT�L S�TT�E .I�TiTTES : AUGiPST 6, 197Q MOTION by Harris, seconded by Minish, that�the Planning Commission receiv� the ininutes of the Building Standards-Desiqn Control Subcommittee meeting of ?lugust 6, 1970. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the rrtotion carried u.�animous3y . RECEIVE BOARD OF' APl'EALS M"LNtJ'I'ES : AUGUST 11 � i970 AiOTI�N b� +sinish, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Com�nission receive the rriinutes of the Board of Appeals meeting of August 11, 1970. Upon a vaice. vote, a11 voting aye� the motion carried unanimously. �ECEIVE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES: J1JLY 27, 1970 MOTION by Minish, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Commissior� receive the minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission meeting of �7u1y 27r 197p. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously, ORUER OF. AG�NDA: Chairman Erickson �urd,�.ested �he :,��tda w�rld prgceed as written. 1,. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARiNG' YlifJYUJ�U YtC�L1Pil1YHi�1 ra.tii ��.a�a� P.S. �70-Q3, BY VIEWCON, INC.: That portion of the E� of Section 24. 2. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING• REZONING REQUEST: ZOA �70-05, BY VIEWWN, INC._: �or that portion of the E'� of the SF3z of Section 24 to be rezoned frotn R-1 to R-3 (general multiple f amily dwellings) or R-3A (apartrsents only). ' ' ' ' ' ' � , , ' ' , ' �� Plannin�Commission Meeting August 19, 1970 PaSe 2 The public hearing notices for the proposed preliminary plat, Innsbruck North, P.S. #70-03, and the rezoning request, ZOA �70-OS by Viewcon, Inc. were read by Chairman Erickson. Mr. R. D. Blohm, 1605 Berne Road, asked if the members of the Planning Comanission had seen some of the buildings Viewcon had constructed. The Chairman informed the public that at the last meeting there was an invitation extended to the Planning Commission, Council and the public to view their project at Twin Lakes. Mr. Harris said that Mr. Schmedeke, Darrel Clark, Mr. Breider and he had a conducted tour through the project. Mr. Minish and Chairman E�ickson had also viewed them. One of the differences between a townhouse and towuhouse- apartment is that each apartment is a one floor unit from front to back. The townhouse-apartment consists of two six unit buildings connected. Mr. C. E. Van Eeckhout (Chuck) of Viewcon, Inc. said they lntend to build the same plan in Fridley with slight modifications to accommodate single family concept. For example, they would put petitions between the garages and make �hem larger, with a hallway so that the garages can be locked fr4m the iaside and outside. There are some interior layout changes to be made, but Che baaiC cot�eept is the same. There will be a larger dining and kitchen atea. Mrs. Doyle Mullin, 1233 Hathaway Lane wanted to know if it were out of order to ask for a quick explanation of the plan as it pertains to traffla, density and zoning inasmuch as this was her first meeting. Chaii'n►an Eri�ksoA reviewed the Viewcon layout. Mr. William Dietz, 1280 Hathaway Lane: His question was in conjut�cClon with a traffic study of Hathaway Lane and possible extension to Matterho�ni Drive. According to his understanding of the proposed plans, there would be about 2,500 cars, and if they followed the aormal course of the traffic patt�rn, they would be using Hathaway Lane to get out to Highway #65. He de�in�tely felt that the condition of the street was not conducive to this extxa �raf�1C. Mr. C. M. Engebretson, 5375 Matterhorn Drive: He asked about the land that was to be donated for a park by the petitioner. The total acreage was 12 acres and Mr. Fitzpatrick (Chairman of Parks & Recreation) said there was abo�at the same amount of tax forfeit land adjacent to this property which the City contemplated purchasing. Mrs. Mullin was opposed to using the land for anything except R-1. The ' txaffic between the time of 4:30 and 5:00 on Old Central Avenue and Highway #E�S is extremely heavy now. She felt the proposed project would add to the txaffiC problem. She thought this was a poor plan. ' ' ' � , � There was then a discussion�of the intersection of Matterhorn Drive �nd Hathaway Lane. There would be no problem with the water on Matterborn Dri.ve because the watermain was in and the ground was at grade, but where MatterhpTtz intersects Iiathaway, there is a steep grade -- about 10 foot diiferential aad 10% grade going to Central Avenue which would make it difficult to dr�ve with winter ice. Mr. Van Eeckhout said there are certain advantages to closi.ng Aathaway I.ane as far ae Viewcon is concerned. If the final plat is approved, as presented this evening, with Hathaway Lane tying up to Matterhorn Drive, an adjustment , ' � � � ' i ' � � �� lJ ' ' , ,� � � ' ' ' 4q F1�nuizit� Commission Meetin� August 19, 1970 �'aSe � MOTION by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Minish, that the Planning Commission clase the public hearings for the proposed Preliminary P1at, Innsbruck Nozth, P.S. #70-03, by Viewcon, Inc., for that portion of the E'� of the S� of Section 24, AND the rezoning request, ZOA #70-05, by Viewcon, Inc. for that poI'tion of the E'� of the SE'� of Section 24 to be rezoned from R-1 to R-3 (qeneral multiple dweZ3ings} or R-3A (apartments oazlyJ • Up:�n a voice vote, a11 voting aye, �G.he rra ti on carri ed unani mous.I �. The s�orm ses�er problem was discussed. Out�alls �aould be used for the sto�tn water in the form of retention basi.ns or su�ps• There would be no st+�^? on � s��.e family dw�lling lot o T�e la?°�a�� r�ten�i.un sump f� a?� Outlot � whicl� is going to be � pri��,�� k fca� t� ��m ��.��n�� . The maintenance of t�3.s area is yet to to worked out. In snsa�P`� to the ques�ic�n of proble�s with �hia type of system, Darrel C1ark said that this will be the first ane fn Fridley, but he had talked with the New Brighton engineers who told him they have qui�e a few like this 3n Ne�a Brighton and they have had no bad experience with thesa. Mxp Va� Eeckhout stated Che information he had received fram his engit�e�ra in xe�ard ts� t�e lake in 0utlo� B r��as qu3�� irger�sti��< The leve2 0€ the lake is 30 feet abdve som� a� �t�c ��°ea� �n �I�� Y�oPas�d garic 2and, it is perched ixa an organic basin without any clay. ,As the wa�er �°sises and enlazges �he lake, it wi11 infiltrate down and the water will dissipate. The organic silts we�e deposited through natural processes. A majority of the little knolls in the �ho1e area are mostly gravel.. Mr. Fitzpatrick, referring to the persons living South of �F'694 who objected to the buildings being too close to the highway, asked what were you planning to do there? Mr. Van Eeckhout said they are leaving 50 feet of unintetxupted natural area. The proposed plana for sewer and water were again revi�wed. As far as water for the area was concerned, there did not seem to be anq po$e1� bila.ty of sinking a new well with a l�a million gallon reservoir in thie ar��. At this point the Chairman made the follcn�ing summary: He did not have any particular objection to the praposal; howevex, if thQ Planning Coamdssion decided to recommend approval, he would sv.ggest the following s�ipu].atiotis: 1) z�s 2) L 4) 5) 6) ve be impxoved to Garden�., eitlier dedicated to the Ci bv the Villa�e of New Bri�hton �or tne impravemen� the East line oi the property to Silver Lake Road. Hathawav Lane should not �o thxough. . __ __�___d,. ..,....,.�,...,.�e,� ��„o �f,94 �hould be hE the of way for That the Citv should be �iven permiss�o designate the number of vossible unbuil district to exemut from assessment. That the petitioner dedicate the_land s proposed plat. • "P ark" on the Chairman Erickson suggested thought should be given to high xise apartmen�s, P�4r. Fitzpatrick did not feel he could make the motion because he had t�oC v�en to t1�.e receat meet3ngs, but h,e was well enough informed to vote as he Ilad �tudied the minutes. Mr. Minish felt iie was flot, at this point, strongly in f�vor o£ the prp�ect• ' ' , I_I � I� ' ' ' � ' .5�1 P�.annin,jr� Co�uisaion Meeting - August 19, 1970 Psge 5 ..�. He felt there should be some way to preserve the terrain. He referred to the density in the 7.`win Lakes concept but said the ratio is much tnore eotafoxtable in the Innsbruck North area. He did not feel he could endorse this proposal. Mr. Harris said he knew that developing the area in question in the same manner as the Innsbruck area to the South would be ecoaomically difficult, but it s�ems the trend is away from single f a�iily dwellings and this dis�uxbs him. It would be difficult to get someone to come in and put money in single family dwel�ings for the whole area. Also, he felt there was no way in whiCh you could develop this land in single family dwellings Without campletely changi�►g the _. landscape and disturbing it to a point where you would not recogaiz� it. H� ch�cked the Viewcon 1�ain Lakes project. He felt the interior o£ the bulldiAg� wae very well done. The concept was not the common, ordinary ruu of the mi.11 type o� apartments. There is a very nice large recreation type of bullding fox the use of the residents. The density in the Innsbruck North prOject is neaxly � of what it is in the 1�ain Lakes. , Mr. Fitzpatrick felt the proposal deserved to be looked at by the CounCil, sud should not be held up any longer. Mr. Van Eeckhout said they had worked hard to save as many trees aa ttiey could. The townhouse-apartments would be the same as attached �ingle family reaidences with 200 �eet or more of green area between the bui�dings. The simgle family residences will have 15 to 20 feet between them. They weXe certair► a lat more trees in the East Half o.f the area can be saved than the West where the single family homes would be. Mr. Harris said he realized that you canaot develop this ground �nd u�ak� �verybody happy. ' Mr. Van Eeckhout was asked what was the density he had accepted im other clties for the high rise apartments. The typical figures used were 40°50 unixe per acace. High rise apartments occupy only a small percent�ge of the laad; ' they are more costly to construct; the return is not as good�as that pf a tpwn- house or townhouse-apartment. The original owner does npt own the high �i�e building. Viewcon had talked with a large number of people �rrna t'he �djaaeat ' �rea before presenting their plans to the City. As a result of these meetiA$s, they have compromised their plan and they do not feel they have the titae ta fight a high rise battle. ' ' 1 ' 1 ' MQTION by Minish, secanded by Fitzpatrick, that fhe Planninq Commission refer without reco�nendation to Council the pro,posed preliminax�y p1a�, lnnsbx'uCk North, F.S. #70-03, by Vfewcon, Inc. of that portion of the E� of the S''� oat' Section 24 and the rezoning request, ZOA #70-05, by viewcon, Inc. for t�a� po��c� Q�' th� � o�' the SE'� of Section 24 to .be rezoned from R�1 to R-3 (gene�'d� �ti��ip.�e �'am�.ly +dwellings) or R-3A (apartments only) but with the provision that �h� . stipulations reviously made by the Chairman, as listed_belaw� be co�sidered if C�ouneil should approve the proposals. Upon a voice vote, t�lrush ar�d Fit�� p�txick vot�ng aye, �Iarris and Erickson votin� nay, the MnTiON FATLED. 1) �tatterhorn Drive be improved to Gardena. 2) •Land should be either dedicated to the Citq of Fridley or accepted by the V111age o� New Brighton for the improvement of a street fxom the �ast 1l.ne of Che property to Silver Lake Road. 3) �iathaway Lane should not go through. C� � � 'I � �� , 1 � LJ � .�� Planning Cammission Meeting - August 19, 1970 Pa�e 6 4) 5) Any apartments constructed along �694 should be held back far enough �rom the freeway right of way for a natural screen. That the City should be given permission by the petitioner to deaignate the number of possible unbuildable lots in the R-1 district to eaeWpt f m sessment ro as f) 1'hat the petitioner dedicate the land sha�wn as "Park" on the proposed plat.. The Chairman instructed that the minutes shaw,the members of the Planning Commission could not agree. Mr. Van Eeckhout asked that if this meant the property was not being prpperly developed, they would like to knvw what the Planning Co�ni�sion would Gomsi�d�r shou�.d be done. They would be very sensitive to any directioa, £or obviously ther� are some objections and some things that the Comni$�ion did Ao� �eel should be done. They would lilce to knaa what they are and they wpuld work with the Com�nission. kir, Minish said the statement had been made it is not feaeible tq develop the property R-1. Why, if the property is zoned R-1, is it not developed that way? He felt there has been no facts given to justi�y the stateuaent. When the Commissioa is faced with a decision to change zoning from R-1, for property pf this si�e, a good reason should be given for deviating fram that. It may bs that in R-1 you can save only 20X of the trees and in your proposa]. for t�a�wtti- house-�partments you can save 40y, but there were no figures to pxove it. �t w�s dlfficult for him to make a recommnendation that this proposed plan is t�►e best one. Chairman �rickson.told Mr. Van Eeckhout that both the Com�uission and ths public are very appreciative of the work they put into this request. He had �.ndicated he felt high rise in that area would be acceptable, at least ta him� A1�. the Co�ssion can do is pass their "thank you" and the Council w111 �nake their decision. � Mr. �itzpatrick added the property owner has the right to ultimaeely dev�lAp. his property profitably, but he did not have any solution. The other propo�s�. that t�ad been made generated insurmountable problems of tra£fic. �'his �a a px�oblem for the City in general. The right of the property crwner and the ri�k4t ' of the suxrounding rssidents not to be saddled with a problem see�ns to be wh�Te the s�.tuation sits -- without recommendation. ' ' ' C ' ' 1rlr. Harris said, in his opinion, it was not the Viewcon plan or the w�y it waa dotie, It probably goes Eurther back. When every one in that area boughC their hrnnes �t was zoned R-1. Theq bought property with the idea thi.s Was $oi�$ to be al1 residentis�. Perhaps this situation is not one af the Planning Con�t- ynissiox� making. !►JNqTZON by Minish, seconded by Harris, that the Planning Commi.ssion T�c�mRter�d Gounail hold a hearing on these two requests at their meetinq of Septembez� 1�. ,�970 even tlaough the Planning Commission was unable to mak� a recom�r►endatiGn. ilpvn a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. � SPECIqi. USE PERMIT REQUEST: NORTH p�ov!' e paxking lot on South 150 feet 45.071 (3F) City Code. Lot 18, 8 0-10: Tp i� ion, Sect�.pn , � ' ' ' ' CI' L� � � � � ' � ' II� , ' ' .�7� Flaruiin,g��,oum�i.asion MeetinR - AuAUSt 19, 1970 Pa�e 7 MpTZON by Minish, seconded by Harris, that the Plannin� Cpmmission set the ,�ubZic hearing date of S�ptembex 9, 1970 for the Special Use Permit R�$uest, Nca.�fih ,Air Home AssoGiation, 5g #70�10, to ,improve the parking .lot on th� SAU�� 1ap feet of Lot 18, Brookview Additio�n, Section 45.071 (3F) City Code. Upon s voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carxied unanimously. k. PLANTING BOULEVARD 40 FOOT IN N�ORE LAKE HIGHLANDS 4TH ADDITION. (Sti11 in Subcommittee No action necessary. $. NOTICE AF HEARING: PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION CITY OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS: Sept�mber 1, 197Q, 8:00 P.M , Field House, 530 Mill Street N,E. �tes A�sn in$ the City Zoning Ordinance Regarding Automobile Display and Salesrooms. MOTION by Minish, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Plannirx,� C�ss�on �'eceive the Notice of Xearing from the City of Columbia Heights arnending the C,ity zor,ti.ng pxdinance regarding automobile display and salesrooms arJd request the �nginee�ing Department notify a11 residents of the City of Fr3dley 1iY.�ngr w.�th.in 300 f�et. Upon a vo.i�e vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanims�usl y . . ADJQURNMENT ; The meeting was adjourned at 10:40 P.M. by Chairman Erickson. Respectfully, �ubmitted ` ��rs�....-�..-.�-- Haz 0'Brian Recording Secretary •�j; ► 1. THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF AUGUST 25, 1970 w+w �he meeting was called to order by Chairman Minish at 7:30 P.M, r1EMBERS PRESENT: Minish, Ahonen, Drigans, 0'Bannon, Sondheimex , OTHERS PRESENT: A1 Bagstad-Building Official MOTION by Ahonen to approve the minutes af the August 11, 1970 meetin$ as written. Seconded by Sondheimer. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the taotioa carxied unanimously. Chairman Minish reported to the Board the action taken by the Council on the August 11, 1970 Board of Appeals items. ' Mr. Johnson was present to present his request. �Ix�. Johnsom stated he has been trying to se�l this land for about 2 years. Ha , naw has a proepective buyer for this lot, Mr. Allan Mattson, but the eale de�eud� on wheti�ex a 4 plex can be constructed on the lot. Mr. Mattson does awa othe�7c 4 p7.exa in the i�aediate area. Mr. Johnson continued that this lot ia aaw � enclos�d by three roads for which he had to dedicate la,nd. Becauee of theee dedications, the land area is now not sufficient to a�et the preaent Code x'ec�uirement fox land area fox a 4 plex. He stated he had paid fo�r sewex and water, paving and storm sewer and he pays around $800.00 in assessments an thi�i ' lot and he just can't afford to maintain this lot any longer as he is re�ired ar�d owtie a home that he has to maintain. � � ' ' ' ' ' Mr. Drigans asked if he had talked to any of the surrounding property oFmera. Ir1ac. Johnsatn said that h� had and two of them, Mr. Fragale and Mr. Segaer, ttad told him they would appeax in his behalf at this meeting but apparantly h�d �not been able to attend. Mx. M,attaon stated that this lot is bigger than his other lots that house 4 pl.exs and he has had no problems with them. Mr. 0'Batmon asked if there was sufficient room for parking. Mr. •Mattsoa answered that there was •and he added that since he ot�nna the adjacent 4 plexs if there ie any problem with the parking he waa suse he cou�ld work it out. 0 � �'t�►e Minutes of the Board of Aapeals Meetint� of Auguet 25, 1970 Pa�te 2 � Mx. Mattson said the lot is not very good for anything but a multiple dwellis�g as the lot i's sur�ounded bq multiples. �Ir. Drigans asked how soon the construction would etart if the vaxiance wae approved. Mr. Mattson answered about January of 1971. MDTION by 0'Bannon to close the public hearing. Seconded by Drigans. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the uwti.on carxied unanimously. MOTION bx Ahonen to recommend to the City Council appraval of this requeet For the following reasons: 1, The lot is i.n keeping with the surrounding area as the lot ia adjoit�iug three other lota of amaller area that have 4 plexs on them. 2. A mulriple ie the only logical development of the land. 3. The xeduction of land area of this lot was caused by the dedica�io� fo� streete. 4. 'The�ce were no objections from any surrounding property vwners. Seconded by 0'Bannon. cazxied utianimous ly . Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the uiotioa ��- Mr. & irtxa. Wilson were pzesent to present the requeet. M�r. Wileon stated the variaace asked for was actually more than what would be necasaary. The aEeaeurement of 6.5 feet wae only a guess aad a�ter meaeuxing the �enae, we would need only a 1 foo� 4 inch variance. The height of the feace is 4 feet and the retaining wall under the fence would be the height o� 2 et�epnda�'d c�t blocks or 16 inches, - Pic�uzee of the existing fence and lot were shown to the Board. Mr. Wi�son said there is a bank along the South eide of the lot which caus�q water to wash oat the area along the preaent fence. He feels ti�te washitig out wi11 be stapped by putting up the 16 inch retaining wall, and will enable theut ko �od the area along the fence where they were not able to get graes to g�aW because o� the conatant erosion. He stated further the retaining wall will �°4tp �Y�� entire leagth of the South lot line to allo�w the fence, that will be pla��,d cn top, �o be of unifosm height. � ' ' The Mi�utes of the Board of Appeals Meetin� of Au�ust 25, 1970 Pa�e 3 M�s. William Zaier, 6550 Central Avenue, adjacent property cnaner, stated she ' was nat opposed to the fence as long as it does not disturb the natural drai.nage ox a�.x circulation. She did want to know if the Wilsons had to get a eurvey of their lot before they put in the retaining wall. 3, Mr. 8agstad eaid a survey was not required. Mr. Wilson added th� original stakes were found and they will make sur� the e�1�i�e x�taining wall and fence are on their property. Mx. 7.'homa� Moore, 6580 Central Avenue, adjacent property owner, stat�d he has cox�stxucted a xetaining wall between his property and Mr. Wilson'e ptopexty aad it h�s worked very well. The retaining wall does not detract frrna the property and it has served both of them equally well. Mr. Drigans asked hvw steep the bank was at its highest point. �ire. Dilson answered that she was told by someone in City Hall that the high��t poi,nt was 7 feet. MOTION by Sondheimer to close the public hearing. Secp�ded by ,Ahonen. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion Carxi�d unar►imous ly . MOTION by 0'Bannon to recoa�end to the City Council approval of the request to increase the fence height from 4 feet to 5 feet 4 inches for the fo].lawing rea�ons: 1. There is a hardship due to the terrain of the land and the retaining wall is to prevent the land from eroding and ruining his lawn. 2. Tl�ere were no objections from surrounding property owners. S�canded from Sondheimer. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the �notivn cax�:ted unani.mous ly . 47. � CONSTRUCTION OF AN ATTACHED ZWO CAR GARAGE AND FArIILY ROOM ONTa AN EXiSTiivG DWELLING LOCATED ON TI� EAST 83 FEET, FRONT AND RF.AR, OF LOTS 6 AND 14, REVT,SED AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION N0. 10. THE SAM}: BEING 1400-66TH AVENUE N.E., FRiDLEY_.MINNESOTA. (RE4UEST BY MR. MYRON OSTLUND, 1400-66TH AVENUB.N«B., �. Mys'o�n Qstlund was present to present the request. A photo of the lot and a sket�k� of the lot shawing the existing house and proposed addition were aho'wi� to �lae Bvard. •-► .5� . � ' ' � ' ' .`�!� a 7'tate Minu�es of the Board of Appeals Meetin� of Au�ust 2�5, 1970 Pas;e,_,,,4 � Mx. Oatlund explained he is adjacent to the back side of the Ri.ce Cxeek Schoo7. yaxd and situated on the d�ad end of 66th Avenu� whi.ch has no cul de eac. M�c. Bagstad stated the reason for the variance is the average fxont yard setbACk betwe� tk�e houae on the West and the eventuality of a minimal seCbaak o'm the �ok to ttte East (now owned b� the School) is 47,,21 and the variance maw p�aclud�� at�y question of legality in the future. Ms. Oetlund stated he would be adding 10 feet onto the front of the prese�at $axage, 8 f�et onto the Bast side of the house and g�rage, and 8 feet oAta th0 back of the garage ta expand the single car garage into a double �arage and add a family xoom. 'J.'he house will have a T-shape after the additioas are added. A plan vf the house was shown to the Board. There ia a 2.75 foo� wide strip of land between Mr. Oslund's property aAd th� ' School pxoperty L'hat is owned by the State of Minnesota and is legally deeC�ibed as 'Lcat 21, Reviaed Auditor's Subdivision No. 10. _ , , � ' I ' 4 I ' I , , , � Mx. 0alund said he had talked to his neighbors but they had no objectioas to the zequee�. ��TON by Drigans to cloae the public hearing. Second�d by �honen. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Che tnotlo� carx�ed uuan�nous ly . �IOTION by Drigans to reco�asnend to the City Council approval of the xequesCe �or the follow�ng reaaons: 1, M�. Oetluad's home is vixtually the last on 66th Avenue and is adjacent to $cho41 pxvpe�ty so thexe should be no other homes built next to him thak � the additians would interfere with. 2. There were no objections from any of the surrounding prdperty owae=s. 3, 1�x, pstlund has preaented adequate plans for the additions. S�ca�nded by Sondheimer. Upon a voice vote, theze being na nay$, �s mat�.cm ca�ried una�i,mous ly . M�. �toger Q�apvedt# representing Sussel Company, was present to preeetit the request. Mx. Oa�pvedt explai.ned the requeat should read from S feet to 4.2 ��t�t �s�ead a� 4 feet 2 inchee, �i ' , , ' r � , ' ' �. The Minutea of the Board of Appeals MeetinA of August 25, 1970 �'a��t 3 A�u7cvey and picture of the lot were shown to the Board. Mr. thapvedt stated the variance is only on the front (Southeaet) corner v# the gaxage. The back of the garage is 5.3 feet fran the line. There will be 1S feet between struatures. 1y0T�0�T by 0'Bannon to close the public hearing. _ Seaonded by Arigans. Upon a voice vote, there be ing no nays, the a►otiott caxxi.ed unanimously. MUT,ION by Ahonen to reco�end to the City Council approval of the variance �xom � feet to �+.2 feet for the following xeasons: 1. �'he actual variance is only 9� inches on the foxward poztion of the strucCure. 2. It is in keeping with the neighborhood. 3. Th�re were no objections from the surrounding property awnera. $ecoaded by Drigans. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the uwti.oa carxi.ed umanimously. , �i�r. Emi1 Nqvak, xepzesenting N.C.R. Corporation, presented the �rec�ues�. M7c'� �ovak stated he has been working with the property owner, Mr. Harc�ld P�.AUe'ka� .a,md '�a,d also talked with the City Engineer and the Fire Chiefs ta mak� �uz8 �k�at the build3.ng will comply with all the City Codes. He said wha� khey �tt ' to do �s �o bu�ld somethin,g unique which will have a greater au�oun� of gresA a�7c�a, Th�y hope to give the tenants a view and a prestige symbol� at�d to 81i0 give the City a prestige symbol. �J �III L_ , C� LJ i r �--a J! Ct��.xman Mi.nish r�ad a�etter from the Fire Prevention Chief wh�c,� �tated �'H,igh 1tis�" buildi�►gs do not appreciably add to the problems of the Fi�� ])ep�xtaaent. -- Use of combustibles is very severZly restric�ed.-•A�di.tio�1 fir� Pighting appliancea are necessary ao the.additional heigh� of the+ sCx'u�CCq�e i� o£ x�latively small significance." The City Council has appsaved the prd��ri�►g of additional �ire fighting equipment. Cha�.zltaan Minish stated there had been some questions on whether our Fi�'e j�op�rt�A� had the equipment with which to handle a fire in any of ths upp�r ��ari�ee of this building, aad he felt this letter answered tho�s� �u�stiut«. M�c'. NWak stat�ed this building will have fire fighting equi.pm�nt on each �loor ea the F1re Aepartment would fight any upper story firea fram the �,n��de o� the building. .�7 �` e x�utes of the Board of eals Meeti of Au ust 25 1970 Pa e Mx. Albert Hoffineyer, architect, stated this building is a Type I buildiAg which, �.as Che longest life span of any building as the structuxal ��c�me�wOrk �.s� Con�strucCed of eteel, or iron with mason7cy. Mx. Navak showed the �oard two very preliminary drawings; one of the typiaal Flaor p1a� and one of the aite plan. The building will consiet of 104 unit� made up oE S6 two bedroow apartments, 4Q one bedroom apax�ts amd $ threa b�droom apartments. The apartments will rent from approximately $20Q to $400, tha �.awer xenta being fox the bottom apartmente. Mx�, Thc�gan� asked when construction would begin if the building were appt'av�d. �Ix�. Hoffuteyer answered in the spring of 1971 and ready fox occupancy app7COxl.m�tsl�r 18 au�ntha latex. Mx. Novak added they don't think a high riae is conduaive to a la7cge pumbes o� ahildxs� ao thexe shvuld not be any problems with the schoo�s. M,�'. Clifford Bakko, apartment owner, stated his main concern was ths traf$ic ' patterns as th�re is a problem in this area at the present time and hs w�tute to tuake� sux'e something is going to be done to correct it. , M�. Novak stated he had been discussing this with the City Engiaeer �ttid w8s ' iafo�cm�d that the construction to correct this problem will hopefully be �vaa�pieted by the middle of 1972. � ' ' , ' � L�� Mx, Q'Bannon asked if there were any reports on how this type o� buildiug wat�7.d hold up during a tornad'o. , M7r. Hof�taeyer related a situation that happened in one of the Southe7rn BC�t�Qe y�1i'�ere Ch�xe had been a toxnado and this type o� building was a1m08t to�ally� vm,damaged atid al� other bu�.ldinga in the same area �ell. 'k�?��ON by Sondhe�nex to clvse the public hearing. Secoxided by Ahonen, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion am�isd unaninwusly. MQ'�C�ON by Drigans to recocm�end to the City Council approval of the xequee� �aic the follawiag reasons: 1. The fire pxotection is sound. 2. �'k�e traffic situatiaa will be solved at Che same time or eoomex than the bui.lding completion date. , 3. When the ordinance gaveraing apartment heighta wae adopted, he d�da't �hink the City considered that anpthing higher than 6 stories Nat1d eVe#' be built in.Fxidley. ' ' � �� The Minu�es of the Boar� of Appeals Meeting of Aut�ust 25, 1970 PaRe 7 4, �,'hs build�ng is a Type � building which is constructed wi�h Che b�.$heet standards. 5. Tt b�.ends iato the area as there are apartments on surrouadi.tig prope7�tiee. 6. It is something special for our community. S�conded by Ahonen. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the uwtion carxied urianimous ly . AA70URNMENT : Ths taeeting was adjourned by Chairman Minish at 9:10 P.M. Reapectfully submitted, � v MARY HI Se�cretary ' ' yl��\) l�: ! MINUT�S QF FAR�CS ,AND RECRF.�ITION COMIISSION MEETING, AUGUST 24, 1970. �....... .,..�_ Meeting �ta$•c�llad tp o.rder at 7;30 �.m, by Chairman Fitzpatrick. MEMBERS PRESENT: ' MEMRERS ABSENT: OTHERS PRESENT: , , ' , �� I � , , � L1 CJ ' , ' , � � Fitzpatrick, Blair, Novitsky, Olson. Ash. Beverly Krall, 194 69th Avenue N.E., 78b-3Q37. Delores Cameron, 247 69th Place N.E., 786-2333. Liz Kahnk, 209 Rice Creek Blvd., 784-2108. Corrine Mooxe, 200 Rice Creek Blvd., 786-1695. Barbara Weinstein, 5217 Matterhorn Drive, 788-6533, L.W.V. Patricia Commers, 3112 36th Avanue N.E., 781-0095, Ballet. Homer Ankrum, City Manager. Marvin Brunsell, Finance Director. Everett McCarthy, Police Chief. Paul Brown, Director of Parks and Recreation. Ralph Volkman, Park Foreman. Curtis Dahlberg, Park Planner. POLICE PROTECTION FOR PARKS AND PARKING PROBLEMS. Everett McCarthy, Chief of Police for the City of Fridley, was present, as requested by the Commission, to discuss some of the problems in the parks. Solutions to the vandalism problems were generally discussed. The Conanission made certain recommendations to the Chief to help assist the Parks and ReereatiOA Departmont in cutting down the number of incidents, especially in Locke Park itttd at Moore Lake Beach and Park. The Chief reco�ended, in respect to Locke Park, that the Pa�k Department station a man within the Park until midnight, to help keep watch and perhaps prevent vandalism which might have otherwise occurred. The Chief stated that it is extremely difficult to give night watch protection to a park that has no easy access for the squad cars. The pther situation that the Chief and Commission discussed was the parking proble� at Moore Lake Beaeh and Park, during the swimvaing season. The Chief stated that the "Resident ONLY" signs are not enfarceable and that the orlly re81 solution is to install "No Parking Anytime" signs along the presently posted areas. The Commission thanked the Chief for attending their meeting and advisirig them on these problems. �� GIRL'S B�ALLET CLASSES. Patxici.a Comiaers was present to further discuss a Ballet program for �i.rls in Fridley. It was decided that since the girls really don't have any�organized activity in the fall and winter, that possibly ballet would be a well received activity. The classes could be held, if possible, within the Fridley Elementary Schools after school is adjourned for the day. The classes Would be cosposed of 20 to 25 girls for each 40 to 45 minutes. Classes would run for 10 rteeks and a char�e to cover instruction, would be asked. G�neral discussion of the pR't�posed activity followed, and the Commission thanked Pat for attending the �eeting. Further recomreendations were scheduled for later in the meeting. NEIGHBORHOOD PARK PETITION. Four (4) residents �rom the Rice Creek Boulevard �'�hbothood in Prtdle�e , preseuted to the Co�ission for considezation, a pe�tion calling for Lhe �stappiti�{ of �vork on the proposed construction of apparatus in the area Mhich is beit� bt�ttlt an the Park on Rice Cree�C ��yard. Petitio�►�a�'� �xese�}�od their objection� t0 � r-�`� Minutes of the Regular Meeting, August 2A, 1970. PaBe 2 Neighborhood Park Petition (con't.): the apparatus being located among the trees and reGp�m�nded that the are� be installed farther north. General discussion betwe�n the Comsission members, the Director, and the Petitioners followed. The Director and the Petitioners set a date and a time to meet and discuss the proposed changes on the site. The Commission will be advised as to the outcome of this meeting. PURCHASE OF LAND. The Commission reviewed a letter form the Assessor about a parcel of lsnd north of Jay Park that has been on the records and administrative list for , over three years. The question was asked: "Do we need it now?" Blair stated the need for an area in Jay Park for picnicing and he felt that the additioA of this single lot would serve the purpose: MOTION 6�1 Bea.uc. Seconded by Nov.i,ta eo 1971 BUDGET. .to .the Gi,ty Counc.i,t, xhe . ,,,, . Homer Ankrum, City Manager, and Marvin Brunsell, Finance Director, were present as requested by the Commission, for the purpose o� reviewing the 1971 Budget, as prepaxed by the Parks and Recreation Department. A general discussion of Other �xpenses, Capital Outlay, and Land Requirements, followed. Detailed items weTe presented and additions and deletions were made by agreement of the entire group. MOTION by B�.a.ih, Seconded by �.Caon, xo adopz xhe 1971 Budge.t a,a nev.�ewed and nev,t�4ed, �ovt a.to�ta.L o� $$A2, 000.00 �ox bofi� Pcvck,� and Ree�i.e.a.ti.on. The Moxi.on ca�.�ed, CLINIC FOR PAFtKS MAINTENANCE. The Coam►ission received a letter from Mr. Ralph Volkman, Parie Foreman, requesting � per�aission to attend a seminar clinic on park maintenance and tree care. The Seminar would be held in Chicago on September 14, 15, and 16, 1970. Mx. BroMm also Kz'ote a letter o£ recommendation to send Mr. Volkman �to this Seminar. , , MOTTON by O.Caan, Seconded by Nov.i,tdk.y, �o gncx►tit pehmi,aetion �o Ra2pk Vo.�krnan, �o a,t,tend ,the Sem�.nan .%n Chi.c.aga on Se.pxemben 14, 15, & l b, 1970, on beha.C� o� �he C.i.ty o� �n.i:d.�ey and -the Panks and Re.ch.ecGti.on �epa�c�ner�t. The Mo�`,i.on c.a�h.c.e.d. LAND ACQl1ISITION FOR 1971 PERTAINING T'0 '71 BUDGET. �— � Mr. Olson recommended a change in priorities for• Land Purchase Froo•the 1971 Bud�et request. The Co�ission diseussed all areas of interest in respect to a cut back in land request. � ' , � MOTION by O.Cao►�, Second0d by B�a.i�c, xo change �h.e p�n.i.On.i.ty .P.i.ezi.ng ,i,►1 ,t.he 1971 Budg e,t ne.qued.t � an a.dd�i,�Li.orucL .eand -ta : P�►.i.o�i,t y 4.to 3 and Pni.on.i.t1 5,to 4, ee�,m�c.rut,,t,i,rtg �hOm .ZhQ. �-c,na.nc�.d b F,c.tc.on 1tn.i.on,i�y 3 and 6. The Mo-t,i.on ca�ct�d. COMdiSSION REQUESTS BUDGET MEETING WITH CITY COUNCIL. I�TTON by O.Ceon, Seconded_ b�ov.i.t.e �� cin ctdd�i.i:i.OrtaL 0 F-) � Minutes of the Re�ular Meeting, August 24, 1970. Page 3 BALLET CLASSES. MOT ION b y O�.e o n, S eco nde.d b y BP.a.i�c, .tha.t Ba.�e,t C.ea.aa e,a b e o�� eh.ed at �uo Fn.i.d�ey E�emervta�r.y Schoo.P�, 6y �he Pcvcf� and Rech.ea.ti.on �epan,tmen�, -th.i.4 FaC�, a.t a n.a.te o� $3.25 pe�c. �.nd.i.v.i.du,a.e �on a peh.i.od a� l0 weeka. The Mo�`.i.an ccwh.i.ed. SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT POLICY. Re; City Council Minutes of August 17, 1970. The Commission discussed the reference made to overtime pay during the tournamerlt, made by Councilman Brieder. The Commission recommended that the administration dra£t a policy in respect to tournaments and the use of City Employees. MOTION b O.�aon Seconded b Nov.i.ta �o n uee� #ha.t �h.e adm.i►1.<.axit�a�ti,.on . e a po cy on e u.a e o yees ` cv�nam ve � ADJOURNMENT. MOTIDN .to a.d1ounn -the mee,ti.ng a.t 11:08 p.m. The neact regular meeting will be held on Monday, September 28, at 7:30 p,m. in tAe conference room at Civic Center. Respectfully submitted, , I I PB:cs I , I ' I � I ' I , I � etary to Commission �ito .._trid�e � � ANOKA► COUNTY 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE 56Q��4's0 Fj r; FRIDIEY, MINNESOTA 55�1Z1 Me�no to: Mo�oreble Mayo� and City Council Hor►K� R• Ankrum, Gi ty Manager From ; Gordo� J. Middag, Purchasing Depa�tment Dato : August 28, 1970 . Subjsct: Bids on New F�ont End Loader, opened on August 24� 1970 �L 11:QO.a.m. Attachad find rGSUmQ of tl�� bid opening on the above mentioned dat4. The blds hava been �eviewed and it is the racam�endation to accept the b 1 d r'ece i ved f ran: Cas� Power t� fquipment Company, �- 9SQ West �4th Street, Bloomington, Minnesota Made1 �Ml-7-E Gasoline Motor Net price $11,680,00 This pu�c.hase is a budgeted item. The budget allowance is $14,119,00. 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H .a o �a � 3 � � .� z `� � �o� � � u •o u �°n a°D, ~ O � �� xN,'� . 0 � � ro � m a � 0 � � w a 04 �� D, � m 0� � � �o � � �e'1 � M � � w � O� � �1 O r. I o uu'►i � 0o v1 � � ao � c�i w � ~ � � V ,-a O 3�-� a� � a.+ o�io o +�,► w � w Z +��+ � � � � �3 �� Q�; �zao vz � � u a �+ � E-�+ ��v ��+� �sy� a •a°e � � � d �� a ao � M+ �� a�i� U m O +� .a �-+ �� a► aya � �°c � � � � � �4_ I�I�O TA: FROM: A.ATE ; 060��410 �i!` o ridle � � 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE ci�t covrrcz� CIxX MANAGER AUGUST 25, 197� ANOKA COUNTY FRI�LEY, MINN�SOTA SSdZ1 The wark schedul� �or our Police Department has been in effect two months ae of the �nd of Augus�. The achedu�e affox'ds one very significant problem and that being the f+�ct �ha� a pe�scan of a minimua► rank of Sergeant is not on duty with each shi�t, Th�,a is t1o� po��ibl+� uade� the p�'esent �our days on/two days off sh�ft; nos the o1d scbedu�@ of 40 hours a week. I bav�' long been af,�he op�nion that som�eone of the rank qf I,ieate�.aat or �ezg�e�t►t, bQ ac� duty tQ handle normal operating decisions and i feel s�rongly tt►&C �his �savex'a�e �.s aecessary. �'or [his reasoc�, I had the Chief of Pp�ic� �oRne up w�th his �ecoaunendations on how this can be done. Attached is a memo from the Ghief of Police. ReCOau�adations in order of priority: prj,ca�ity pne; Ta get ma�ce coverage with least budget impact, � suggeaC oae ' $e�gtart� be p�.aced on, and i� possible we operate with two detective6 unti.l J+��u��y 1� �.97A. The difference between the wa�es of the man protnoted aad the aew aergean�'s �agea to be provided from emergency funds. Council to au�tho�Ciz� p�vmotiot� of a new Sergeant effective October 1, 1970. Al�o, th$e a 8ecund riew ' ��rg��at� be authorized i� �he 1971 budget. This method would hold the budgeC taoTi in liin� far 1970. � � ' I I Pxior�,ty Two; Tha� a new Sergeant vacancy be authorized October 1� 1970, aRd thaC � aecond Sergeant vacancy be provided for in the 1971 budget. �haC eta�rgeney �und a�ot�ies be �raneferred to create the Sergeant vacancy from October 1, 1970, �a Deo�mber 31, 197p. �iIC��C a-�,,.�..ti OZ �-,�,�I�.,,....��- HOMER R . ANKRUM f i.� 1 . ' ' M� Tos ' Froms ' Datss Subj �ct s City Manager Chlef of Potice August 20, 1970 Work Schedule Review ' I have reviewed the work schedule, as you requested in Your' n�np of August 14, 1970. I find we can�ot cover the en�lre twe�ty-four hour, seven day schedute with an officer , of �he rank o� se�geent without two more sergeants. , C ' 1 ' Tt would be by recam�endation, however, that we appoint one ��rgeant at this time. This man can be fitted into the seh�duls r+ith a little jokeying, between the "B" and "C" shi tts � and wout d be pr imar i l y on the days of f of the p�esent "H'� and "C" shift sergeants. This new sergeant woutd work ft�om StflO P.M. untit 4:00 A.M., which atlows partial cove�• age On both the "B" and C" shifts. Sy exchenging Officers Oden and Duncan days on the "A" ahift pfflcer Aden would then be working on the days when sergeant F�1t�,i� on his regutar days off. Oden is our otdest pat�ol. man in length of service, and coutd assume canmand of the shift if I were r�ot a�ound. We use a skeleton crew on the days Fritz is off. If the Council �oes along with the idea, and so that the ' p�t�'o1 fc�rce is not reduced, I woutd put one of the investi- gat+a�rs back in uniform, and change the hours of the remainin� two so that we would have detective coverage from 8:00 A.M, ' unt11 midnight most of the time, ' 1 1 ' ' The ba�tance of the schedule seemS to be working out alright. ThR mprlth pf August is a very bad month for compariaon purposea bec�lu�e out of 473 avaitable man days, we are losing 90 deys to v�e�tions, severai more to sick leave or comp time, cH' about ZO% of the totat avai 1ab�e time. Before the first Of the ye�t�, the schedule wilt be gone over again to get a more accura�tQ picture. fj� ' � OTICE OF PUBi,IC iiEARING ' �e► NoCl,co �islow, announced for September 2, 1970, has been cancalled �d re� echedulad a� stated because of time limitations so as to qualify cmde� Pederal �u1�e u�d Rs$ulationa u�der which the Bureau of Public Roads oper�tte. ' ' ' � ' ' � Fu�susnt �o the Provisions of Title 23, United States Code, Section 128, mQtic� �� hersby $iven that� the Anoka County DepartraenC of Highways will hold a Pub��c Hearin� at Fridley, Minnesota� in the Caanmun;[ty Rqom of the City Hdll aL bk3� Univexsity Avenu� N.E., on September 23, 1970 aC 08s00 o'clock B.M. �p di�a�� Chs lacatian and aajor design features and the sociali ecpnaaiC snd uAY�rottmertta�, �f �'ecCs of th� proposed improvement o� Caunty SCate Aid �iighway �lo•�' betwaen Federa� Aid Interstate Route No.694 and Rice Creek, all in the CiCy o� �'ridley. D�aps, drawingo aad oChsx pertinent infornnatian relating to the project will be �vsil�b�i,e �o� public inspecCion and copying at the County Engit►eex'6 pr£�ce, �oon► E202, !�n the Court House, Anoka, Minnesota. . The Gounty Relocation Assistance Programs available to displaced pez�oo� will be explait�ed and discussed. WuiCton et�Cem�nea and other exhibits in place of, ar in addition to� orA1 �t�C�ta�nk� w111 be accepted at �he hearing and during Che ten (10) day pexiod spl�lpwipg tha k�earing and will be made• a part of the pfficial xecoxd� Te�aCa��ve schednles �or Che start of Ri$ht of �1ay acquisitiort and of corstruct�4n ar� r�op�c�ive].y � Jar�uary 1, 1971 and August 1, 1471. IB. J. LUNDHExMs P� �. � ' I..�� ■ � M ��1��A' Anpka Count� ' , Highway �ngineer . ' (�'�tb�il�h in Coluabia Helghts �ur� Sep�ember 2 b 9, 1970 � �n �Attoka Cout�ty Vaior► September 4 d� lI, 197p) ' . , * ` ' � .�EAi. ' .� , ..:_ �' 1 . . . ' 0 �� , � � ' ' ' ' ' � � ' ' RESQLUTION N0. RESOLUTIpN APPROVING THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF FRIDLEY AND ANOKA COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS REGARDING THE DESIGN OF AN ADVANCED TOPICS PROJECT BETWBBN NORTH CONNECT�ON TO F.A.I. 694 AND RICE CREEK IN FRIDLEY ON COUNTY STATE AID HIGHWAY N0. 1(EAST RIVER ROAA) h�HER�AS, the City Council o£ Fr�dley has been concerned about the unsa£q dri.ving conditions on East RivEr Road; � WHER�AS, the City has been working with Anoka County to come up with �he plans to improve th� �raffic safety on East River Road; WM�REAS, the consulting engineer for the County, E.G. Bather �i Assqc�.axqs�, has submittsd a report £o� the sa�ety imp�rovement of F:ast Ri,v�x Road; WHEREAS, the Council l�y previous action has approved the ger�eral �oncept o£ the propoSed improvement; WN�R�AS, the recommendat�on of the consulting engineexs axe for add�.ng and improving certain sex�a.ce roads and side streets �o make t�.e tot�� plan work; WHER�AS, the Gounty is working to get the approval of thi& 'impxovem�nt plan under the TOPICS program and get Some funds f'rom thQ Bureau of Fublic Roads and the State Highway Department �or the pro�ect; 'NOW, 8E IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley that: ' ' Il u � 1, The �ity Manager and Mayor are hereby instructed to execute th�e pxopoSed agTeement�for professional engineering serviceS w�t� the Coun�y w�.th the understanding that the City is go�.n� �long with the agreement only �ox �he basis of pxaf�ssi.anal services and this does not establish the project ea�t �artiGi.�ation between the County and the City. 2, '�he City Council �eels th.at the County should also bear the �u11 cost af the West service road South of proposed 60th Avenu� and 6Qth,Avenue connectian to East River Road. f)� , �,@.SD�U�1.03"I. �IQ. '�1�pxoving Th� A�reament �etween . Ca.ty Qf Fridley and Anoka County ' ' ' , , • - ANA �� IT FURTH�R RESOLVEp, that when the County makes the a�pl�.ea.t�.an fox the project t4 the �ederal Government for funds unde�' TOPTCS �xa�ram that the request should cover the total pxpject of East R�vex Road safety improvements including the ne��sary saxvice xoads and connecting streets, sidewalks, signals, �tx�et �.i.gh,tirtg and a].1 els� necessary because all this woxk is, r�@Bd6c1 to m�k� the pro�ect functional and they be requested to �ay- fi�'�� psr cent c�f cost for the total project. AI?0�'TEA �X TH� CITY COUNC�L OF THE CITX OF FRIp��Y, THIS ' ' - ' ATT�ST: ' ' � '] ' ' ' LI , DAY OF , 1970. MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham C AI E OR - Marv�n . Brunsell f)�� ' ' ' RESOLUTION N0. APPOINTING, REAPPOINTING AND CONFIRMING EXISTING APPO�NTMENTS TO COI�IISSIONS, BOARDS, COA4IITTESS AND SUBCOI�@�IITTEES FOR TF� YRAR 19�'Q , , WHEREAS� the City Council appoints several Commission, Boards, Subcapmitte*a and Gom�ai.ttees to per�orm functions outlined and authorized by OrdinanCe and Reeolut;Lan; and � WH��AS, a review of vacancies and reappointanents are conducted on January 1 pi ea�h yeax and new appointments and reappointments can be made at that ti.me; �r�d ' W�iEREAS, extension of some appbintments are sometimes necessary to insure cRAtinuity in membership of such Boards, Commissions and Committees when certain eXtensio�t9 of appoi.n�ments are deemed essential to efficiency; ' I ' � I ' �--, � NQW THER�FOR�, the fol�owing appointments and reappointments are confirmed, made ox extended by the City Council of the City af Fridley, as of January 1, 19�0� or ��fgeCi.V� date as indicated. ' ApPQ�nted Ch��rman ' Ch��rman� . Pl�t�s & Sube ' Chai�taan, ' 81d$�8kad��.. Ck�si.�cmus, , 8d. Ilppeals '�heti�cm�tn, � �azks & R�c ll ` JI PLANNING COI�'fl�tISSION (ORDINANCE #�348� '�he Council, appointed a Chairman to the Commissian, The other four tnembers are the Chairmen of the four Sitbaommitteea of the Planning Cocmaissfon PRES�NT ANA NEW�.Y �PPQINTED OR SEiLPPOI�D MEMBERS . 011ve� R. Erickson H.788-6700 6AS6 Woody Lane N.E. 0.789-8878 . E1d�►�t Saharedeke 590Q Universi.ty N.E. O.S60-4090 Ri.chard Harria �.786-3448 6200 Rivexvicw Terrace 0.560-2330 Itabert Mi.nisb 331 Pearson Way �d FiCzpatrick 5273 Horizon Dr. H.786-2616 0.335-9331 i3. 560-5318 0.781-2731 TERM EXPTRES i2-31-72 12�31-72 1-15-71 �.2-31-72 12-31-71 . i �? ME1�ER REPZA�ED �....�,.�. William E. Jensoa Qli.ver R. Erickwaa Donald M��telsCadt ' ' , SUB-COI�IITTEES OF PLANNING COA4iISSION YR�S$NT AND N�F1LY APPOINTED �iE�POINTED M�MBERS TEFM E P S I�'I�EA RL„�P� � r1. , 1 a nd ub i ision - Streets and Utilities 3 ear term - 5 members Section 40 cha�.rmaa El.dAn Schm�deke H. 13-31-72 Wi111am E. JeASeq 59QU University Ave. 0.560-4090 � ' Fridley, 55421 Robert �. Kelshaw kI.560-1611 12-31-72 ' 831 West Moore Lake pr. Fxldley� 55421. I ' I ' I ' ' George Meissnex 376 Mississippi St. Fridley, 55421 Harry Crowder 14b-63xd Ave.N.E. Fridley, 55421 George Zeglen 84� Rice Creek Terr. Fridley, 55432 H.560-1026 12-31-70 0.456-2320 H.560-5821 12-31-71 0.332-5200x6187 H.560-5046 12-31-71 0.544-6699 Thomas Myhra ' Buildiage Standards - Design Control �Ordinance ��351)(1 Year Term - 5 Members) Chairm,ac� Ri�hard Harria H.560-2491 0liver Erlcksorl ' 62Q0 �tivervi�w Terrace 0.560-2330 Frialey, s5421 ' Tony Gnerre H.788-8595 1-15-71 �ar1 Biexmana 1202 i�athaway �ane p.7$6-1760 Fridl�y, SS�+21 ' �{3.�C Ward) ' (2ad Ward) ' (3rd Ward� ' ' ' Rabert Wt�ite 7380 Con,certo Curve Fridley, 55432 William R. Tonco 5925 Hackmann Ave. Frldley, S5k21 Fsank Hart 6Q00 �rd Street Fridiey, 55421 I�.784-1355 0. H.788-2852 H.560-4363 0.633-1061 � 1-15-71 1-15- 71 1-15-71 Carl 0 Tora�ooa Reappoiated Reappoi.nted ' � 1 SUB-COrA'IITTEES OF PLANNING CO1�IIrIISSION PRESENT AND NEWLY APPOINTED �� OR REAFPOINTED MEMBERS EXPIRES $pard ok Appeals (Chapter 45.18) (3 Year Term - 5 Members�, w ' Cha�ru�a � Robert Minish H.786-2616 12-31-72 • 331. Pearson Way 0.335-9331 , Fridley, 55432 . Hans Sondheimer H.564-1594 12-31-72 5841 6th Street 0.224-4765 ' Fridley, 55421 Robert Ahonen H.786-3448 12-31-71 ' 330 Oaborne Rd. 0.721-4874 �'ridl�y, 55432 ' Mike 0'Bannon H.788-3484 12-31-70 5298 Fillmore St. 0.332-7343 Fridley, 55421 ' Bill Drigans H.788-1930 12•31-71 1p60 Lynde Drive 0.545-2851x568 Fridley, 55421 %� MBMBER RE� Doaald R, MitC�lst�dt Richard Harris Robert Miaiah (aec� Chmnr ' Parke and Recreation Coa�i,s,sion (Ordinance 4�314) (3 Year Term - 5 Membere ' Chai�rman �dward Fitzpatxick H.560-5318 12-31-71 �273 Horizon Dr. N.E. Fxidley, Minn. 55421 ' Viee-Chaircn�an Donald Blair H.786-1787 12-31-71 2Q6 Rice Creek Blvd. 0.421-7600 ' Fridley, 55432 Clifford Ash H.784-5564 12-31-7Q 4b0 Aice Greek Blvd.' 0.888-5555x4682 ' F�'ldley, 5,5432 ,A1e�c Novitsky H.560-5603 12-31-70 Thotaas CochraR ' 5421 Madisor� S�. 0.646-2521 Fridley, 55421 Elmer olson x.560-5769 12-31-72 �ary Stim�ai�r ' S36�. Horizon Drive 0.646-6511 Fa�idley, 55421 ' LJ ' � ' ' W..�._._.�. 'Chairman ' ' W_ ARRD 2 , , , W_._._...�. ' ' , A�E ' ' ' ' ' ' , gUMAN RELATIONS COrII�IITTEE (Resolution ��271-1964) PRESENT AND NEWLY APPOINTED TE�M OR REAPPOINTED MEMBERS EXPIRES Mrs. Jordis Mittelstadt H.784-9172 12-31-71 6940 Hickory Dr. N.E. Mrs. Katherine Moss H.560-1342 12-31-72 1021 Rice Creek Terrace Andrew Kohlan H.784-6682 12-31-70 236 Rice Creek Blvd. Mrs. Linda Rossman 6361 Monroe St. N.E. Mrs. Domingo Ramos 6340 Quincy St.N.E. SCephen A. Kachina 6476 Dellwood Drive Mrs. Ernest Block 71 Riee Creek Way '�h,sron Horn 159-63 Way N. E. John R. Ivers 6271 Trinity prive Jacnes E. Thomson 411 - 67th Ave ,Tohn Oden 5899 Hackmann Rev. Gerald Keefe 6120 • 5th Street . W. R. Starwalt 1021 Hackmann Circle � Rev. Mark Denyes 7460 Van Buren N.E. itobez�t L. Buckley 5G Locke Lake Road': H.560-3581 12-31-71 H.560-4324 12-31-72 H.784-9146 12-31-70 H.560-1833 12-31-71 H.560-1899 12-31-72 H.560-2697 12-31-70 0.544-9321 i H�564�±3898 12-31-71 0.330-4964 H.788-5506 12-31-71 H.560-5600 12-31-72 H.788-6228 12-31-72 H.986-4216 12-31-70 H.784-2258 12-31-70 0.521-3581 `�'� i MEMBER REPLACEA Reappointed Robert Hynes David Cook Donald Batteraoa Reappointed Reappointed ' � , � �I PR�SENT AND NEWLY AP�OINTED TEJtM OR REAPPOINTED MEMBERS EXPIRES POLICE CO1�iISSION (Chapter 25)(3 Year Term - 3 Membera) Aan J. Sullivan �i;788-2294 12-31-72 1161 Regis Lane David Cook H.560-7241 12-31-7i 6$40 Washington St. � Robert Hynes H.560-6944 12-31-70 ' 665 57th Plaee ,i . `� :•�:- <: --+-., - EQARD OF HEALTH (Chapter 367(3 Year Term 3 Membera '�Iealth O�ficer- Ar. H. S. Strait H.784-5554 12-31-72 7635 N.E. Alden Way 0.786-2700 ' pr. Aonald L.�Wright H.784-7982 12-31-72 LO1 Logan Parkway 0.781-3494 �µblic Health Harvey J. McPhee H.929-6827 12-31-72 , ��nitaxiari -- 3463 Zarthan Ave.So. 0.920-3000 St.Louis Park,55416 ' 3UBURAN RATE AUTHORITY Member Cauncilman Raymond Sheridan 12-31-IO ' 13Q1 Hillwind Rd. N.E. Al�ernate� Councilman Timothy Breider 12-31-70 ' 755Q Tempo Terxace NORTH SUBURBAN SANITARY SEWER DISTRICT ' Couaci.lman David Harris 12-31-79 �►70 Rice Greek Blvd. ' FRIDLEY HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTH�ITY M. Mahurin H.784-9186 6-9-75 63�7$ Dellwaod Dr. ' Chai�m�an SCan W. Carlson H.560-2046 6-9-74 6219 Baker Street , Pa�stor Arnold Stone H.784-9394 6-9-73 6950 Hickory Dr. ' Caxl Pau�son H.560-2483 6-9-72 430 57th P1 N.E. ' � John A. Johnson, Jr. H.784-2878 6-9-71 7320 Concerto Curve � %� MEMBER RE� PLACED Dr. Milton Wi.11iams Vigil Will+t Reappoiated Reappainted Reappointed Reappointed L.W. Samuolsor� Reappointed , CI, I' Chaira►an� I , I , I ' I , I ' I ' I ' I ' ' ' IJ ' , ' FRIDLEY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOP'MENT CQ�iISSION Donald R. Mittelstadt H.781i-9172 691+Q Hi.ckory Drive 0.633-6170xS210 � Charles �la�ll H.7$$-6510 5�18 �iackmann Ave. 0.333-24i1 David 0. Harris • H.784-2496 470 Rice Creek Bvd. 0.335-7327 Robert �. Christenson H.560-1079 231 Rice Creek Terr. 0.560-9905 V�r,g11 C. Herrick H.788-3629 627� Univer$ity Ave. 0.560-3850 �,eon�ad.<W. Samuelson H.78�+-7980 78A0 F. River Road 0.784-7980 �tobert H Schroer H.784-9231 . 7$86 k'irwood Way 0.786-b222 L. E. Torrey H.S61-2565 I.69� at Main Street 0.560-4100 Chs�. �. Johanaoq H.784-8021 S�Q � 69th Ave. 0.784-8021 William Drigana H.788-1930 106Q Lyade Drive Q.545-2851x568 George Zeglen H.560-5046 841 Rice C�eek Terr. {+Tillietm E. Jenaen S89 Rice Creek Terrace Aonald Blair 206 Rice Creek Blvd. Wa�►ne We l lan 6T93 Overton Drive H.560-2260 0.784-6Q66 H.786-1787 _ ��nt�.. � � .�. K.560-4141 w � (No dat• ot expixation ox apecific numlaer of ineaber� deaignated� r-�� 0 itESOLUTION N0. � A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE VILLAGE OF NEW BRIG1iTON FOR I1�ROVEMENT OF STINSON BOULEVARD FROM GARDENA AVENUE TO RICE CREEK ROAD UNDER JOINT POWERS AGRLEMLNT WHEREAS, Resolution #88-1969 adopted on the 16th day of June, 1969 by the City Council of the City of Fridleq ordered the improvement of Stinson Boulevard from Gsrdoaa Avenue to Rice Cr�ek Road. Wi�REAS, Stinson Boulevard is a common boundarq street between the City of Fridley and the Village of New Brighton. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Fridley as follows: 1. The City of Fridley hereby requests the Village of Nev Brighton for the street impravement of Stinson Boulevard from Gardena Avenue to Rice Creek Road be done under a Joint Venture between the City of Fridley and the Village of New Brighton. 2. The necessary Agreements be pregared for the cost participation between the two Bodies for the improvement of this portion of Stinson Boulevard so that these can be executed as soon as possible. ADOPTSD BY THE OOUNCIL OF THE CITY OP FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1970. MAYOR - J 0. RIR1�iAM ATTEST: QTY CLSRK - MARVIN G. BRUNSELL ` , � ' " , , � , CI RESOLUTION N0. � �� A�ESOLUTION ORDERING PR�LIMINARY PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, ANp ESTIMATES OF THE COSTS THEREUF: � WATER, SANITARX S�WER AND STORi SEWER PROJFCT N0. 100 BE TT RESpLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley as follows: , ,; 1. 1'hat �t ap�ears in the interest of the City and of the property owne�es ��f��t�d that there be constructed certain improvetaents, to-wit: ' ' ' r , , ' ' , . � , ' . (a) Watex eerv�ices to serve all lote in Aaderaon Developmsat plat. (b) Sani�ary sawer lateral and servic� eaanections. 1. Tp servs a11 lots in Aaderaon Development plat. 2. To aerve all property on the West aide of Ceatral Aveuue betweea . _ - -3Rire�tde---Drive an� Aaderean De�re�opment plat. 3. Stoxm aawer and appurtenaacee servi�g the araa bounded by Biseaide Drive on the South, Oeborae Ratd on the Nosth, Caatral Aveuue oa the East and a North�South lino midway botveea Cea�r�l Av�aue and Viron Road. 2, Tt►at Goestock liild �De�via, I�ecorporated, Caneuleing �gineera �arf ._� '�ereby authorieed and directed to draw the preli�ainary plana �md spesc�.ficatiAns and to tabulate the resulte of hie estimates of the coatt of �a�.d impravements, including every item of cost fxom inc�ption ta �a�ap�.etion� and all fees a�nd expenses incurred (or to be incurred) �x� �onnectiot� therewith, ox the fin�ncing thereof, and to make a' preliutinary report of his findings, atating therein whether said l.uprovements are feasible and whether they can best be made as propoaed, or ia connection with some other improvements (and the estimated co�C tt�e 7cecoamended), including also a deacription of the lands or azea at piay seCeive benefita therefrom and as map be proposed to be asseas�d. . � i �i 3. •That said preliminary report o� the Engineera ehall be furniahed to the _ Counc i I. . � ADOPT$D BY THE CITY C�INCIL OF TiiE CIZY 0�' FRIDLEY THIS DiAY 0�' , 1970. ATT�ST: RxTY �I.ERK • Marvin C�.' Brui'toeil•<-.,,`'„`" MAYOR - Jack 0. Rirkham , � ' � ' , ' , � '' ' . , ' ' ' ' ' � . r• ' ' ' ' � RBSOLUTION N0. �� " f� A RESOLUTION RECEIVING THE PRELIMINARY REPORT AND CALLII� � A YUBLIC H$ARZNG ON THE MATTER OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN IMPROVEI�TTS: WATER, SANITBRY SEWSR AND STO�AI • SEf� P�OJIDCT N0. 100 - W'�RFA.S, the constYUCtion of cer�ain imprave�ents ie deemed to be in the interest of the City of Fridley and t�►e property owners affacted thereby. SB IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley, aa follo�a; �� 1. That the preliminarq report eubmitted by Com�tock�and Dsvi�, ia�corporsted, CanwltitSg &��rs, ie bereby received and accepted. - -- - _ _- -- _ _ _ _ _ Z. Mhat tha City Clark �hall act to aacertain the name and address of the wmer of each parcel of land directly affected or Within tAe area cf lands as msy be proposed to be asaeaaed for •aid imprwen�ents, and c+Rlculate a4timate� of aesesaments as may be proposed relativs the�ceCo against each of eaid lande. . 3. Thst the area proposed to be asaesaed for said imprwements aad each of them ae no�ed in said notice are all the lands and areas as noCed in said notice: All of the same to be aeae8eed proportioaately according to the benetita received. A. That tise astineatas of asaesaments of th8 Clerk ahail be available �or , inspectioa to the o�►nnr of any pascel of land as m�[y be affected therqby at anq pnblic beartng held relative thereto, as well as at a� prior time re,�ao�tble and coavenient. 5. That tbe City Clerk ia authorized and directed to give notice of such Yublic Hearing by publishing a aotice thereof in the official s�apap*x of the City of Fridley and by mailed, notices to all the property o�+�nere witoae property is liable to be assessed �iCh the making of theee impravements according to lav, such notica to be aubatantially in the io�cn and aubetance of the notice attached hereto ae I�chibit "A". ,. � , 6, That thie Council will meet ot� the 21Qt day of , 1970 at 7:3Q o'clock P.?t, at the City Rall in the Citq o Fridl�y for�the purpose-af holding a Public Hearing on the impxove�at noted in the 1io�ice attached hereto and made a part thereof by reference, 8xhibit"A". . ADOPTBD BY T� CI7Y COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS 1�AY OF , I970. ATkSST; CxTX CL�R, • Marvin C. Brunsell. ?lAYOiI - Jack 0. Kirkhaa , �. �- � _ ; ' �9 _ ��. - � OF'FICTAL YUBLICATION . ' , . . " . � . . CITY OF FRIDLEY . _ . . � . � (EXHIBIT A) _ . _.. . .. . ' , • • _ .-- .. ;._:. , � . _ - . � . NOTICE OF HEARING ON IMPROVEr1ENTS '. "_ �' J�J�TER� SANITARY SEWER AND STORM SE�nT"R PROJECT NO . 100 . _ . WHEREAS, the City Cauncil of the City of Fridley., Anoka County, ' Minnesota, has deemed �t expedient to receive evidence pertaining to the . " improvements hereinafter described. . . r �. ` �iOW THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on the 21st day of September , at 7•30 o'clock P.M. the City Council will meet at the City Hall in said City, and will at said time and place hear ., all parties interpsted in said improvements in whole or in part. � The general nature of the improvements is the construction (in the ' , lands and streets noted below) of the following improvements, to-wit: CONSTRUCTION ITEM . ` (a) Water services to serve all lots in Anderson Development plat. � (b) Sanitaxy sewer latexal and.service connections. _ , 1. To serve all lots in Anderson Development plat. � 2. To serve all propexty on the West�side of Central Ave. between ' � ___ Fixeside Drive and Anderson Development plat. � �3. Storm sewer and appuxtenances.serving the area bounded by � Fixeside Drive on �fie South, Osboxne Road on the�North, Central , _ _- -__ ._-._:_ Avenue on the East and a North/South line mi.dway between Central - Av enue and Viron Road. - ' . _ ESTII�IATED COST . . . . . . e . . . . . .' . . . . . . .$ 679Z50.00 � � THAT_THE AR�:A PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED FOR SAID IMPROVEM"r:NTS IS AS FOLLOWS; _ , . � For Construction Item above ------------------------------"-"'' '� :�- All of the land abutting upori said streets named above and all �� lands within,.adjacent and abutting thereto. � All of said land to be assessed proportionately according to the benefits received by such improvements. � That should the Council proceed with said improvements they will consider ' each separate improvements, except as hexeafter otherwise provided by the Council all under the fo1loF�ing authority, to-wit: Minnesota Statutes�1961, Chapter 429 and la�as amendatory thereof, and in conformity with the City .� ' Charter. . • -. DATED THIS DAY OF , 1970, BY ORDER OF THE CITY 1 COUNCIL. � „ � ' ' _ . MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham Publish: September 9, 1970 � , September 16, 1970 ' ' MEMO T0: ' , ' i MEMO FROM: Paul Brown - Director of Parks and Recreat�.on City Council Nasim M. Qureshi - City Engineer MEMO llATE: September 3, 1970 MEMO NUMBER: Misc. #70-24 RE: Elimination of Ditch In Meadowland Park We have met with•you, Paul, on the site and also made a complete topographical survey of the total property owned by the City for Meadowland Park. The survey confirms our suspicion that the ditch sides are actually , higher than most of the existing ground elevation on the South side of the ditch in�the park. Even if we pipe a portion of the ditch, we are going to have the following problems: ' ' ' ' LJ � ' ' 1. The part between the ditch and the residential property on the South would have to l�e filled about 18 inches to 2 feet to make it basically flat and get bare minimum dxainage towards the pipe in this area. This will also create a small ditch along the North property line of the South residential properties and would retain the yard drainage. 2. The water table in the axea would still be high which will have a tendency to keep the ground soft and spongy and possibly unfit for ball fields. 3. Over 500 feet of ditch near 68th Avenue will have to be kept open. ffn 4. The pipe proposed is at a minimum grade. It will require periodic cleaning to keep it open. 5. There will be water standing in the open ditch on the Norfheastern portion of the park. I am just writing these remarks so that it is clearly understood by everybody concerned what difficulties we anticipate with piping a portion af the ditch. The system, even at best, would have a considerable amount of problems. The proper solution is to have an outlet built at a lower level and ' pipe all the way to Rice Creek to properi� drain the area and� as you know, we have tried to get the residents in this area to petition for this storm sewer without any success. ' If you still want us-to prepare the plans and specifications with the understanding of these problems and proceed on this temporary basis, we will do so. ' ' Nc�/nj f _ � N�� M� R�SNr, P.E. City Engineer-Director of Planning � �' 1 ' � ll ' � � lJ � ' ' RESOLUTION N0. A RESOLUTION TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS ,-` r'� � BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Fridley, as follows: 1. That it is in the interest of the City to award bid contracts for the following work: MEADOWLAND PARK STORM SEWER 2. A copy of the Plans and Specifications for the above described work prepare3 by the City Engineer, Nasim M. Qureshi, City Hall, Fridley, Minnesota 55432, together with a proposal for the method of the payment thereof have been presented to the Council by the City Manager and the same are hereby approved and adopted as the Plans and Specifications, and the method of payment to be required by the City with respect to the construction of said improvement. 3. The City Engineer shall accordingly prepare and cause to be inserted in the official newspaper advertisements for bids upon the ma.king of such improvementa under such approved Plans�and Specifications. The advertisement shall be published for two (2) weeks (at least 10 days), and shall specify the work to he done and will state that bids will be opened and considered at 11:30 A.M., on the 5th day of October, 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 accompanied by a cash deposit, bid bond, or certified check payable to the City for five per cent (5%) of the amount of such a bid. That the advertisement for bids for Meadawland Park Storm Sewer shall be substantially in form as that noted in Exhibit "A" attached hereto for reference and made a part hereof. ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL OF Tf� CITY OF FRID�LEY, THIS DiAY OF ' IATTEST: ' � ' ' � , 1970. CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham ��1 ' . -_ _ : . ,' �� , • RESOLUTION NOe � 197Q f ' A RESOLUTI02d �CEP.TIFYING SPECIAL ASSESSr�P1TS ON TAX FORFEIT PROPERTI E$ - WHICH HAVE �EEN RECERTIFIED ' ' W1�REAS, By Resolution Noe 31-1968 the Council of the City of Fridley authorized the City Clerk to withdraw the certifications of special assessments on tax forfeit property sold during the year 1969 ' and further authcrizing the recertification of special assessments; NOW, TI�EREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the following properties as ' listed, and special assessments projects as listed are hereby re- certified for collection by the County Auditor with the first payment due and collectable in 1971. � LEGAL DESCRIPTION - -- - _ AMOUNT ' Adams Street Addition Lot 8, Block 4 $ 243.69 Carlson's Summit Manor North Addition ' Lot 17, Block 7 1,152.94 _ City View ' Lot 4, Block 5 751.85 ' City View Lot 5, Blocic 5 751.85 '-� Hamil�on's Addition to Mechanicsville Lot 3& i�`� of 4, Block 7 1,157.19 ' Riverview Heights Lot 48, Block A 765.83 1 Sprino Brook Par?. . I,ot 28, Block 3 1,055.70 _ _ _ - ----- --- _ - - -- - - - - -- _ __ _ __ _- _ __..__�.pr�rig�'Sroo-k-Par . _ - Lots 45 & 46, Block 12 2,351.12 _ __ _ _ �_ ' ' TOTAL $8,230.17 . ' ' . ' y , , • . . . . ._ _ ._.. __.. _ .. . _ -_ - ... .. . _ . . . . .. ' RESOLtiTION CERTIFYLNG SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON TAX FORFEIT PROPERTY WttICH H.A� BEEN REPUt2CHASED The project to be recertified and the years for which the projects are recertified is as follows: PROJECT ASSESSMENT SP°EAD Regular S,A. S Years SS +�5 16 Years SW #13 8 Years SW #2I 10 Years ST. 1965-2 6 Years � SS #87 18 Years ST. 1967 8 Years ST. 1968-1A 9 Years ST. 1968-2B 9 Years PASSED AP�D ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUr?CIL OF 'THE CI TY OF FP,IDLEY THIS DAY OF 1970. MAYOR - Jack Oe Kirkham ATTEST: � CITY CLERK - rL'�RVIN Ce BRUNSELL __ �"5 � ' .. � ' ' Project ' Regular S.A. SS #5 ' SW #13 SW #21 ' _ ST. 1965 _- - _ , SS #�87 ST. 1967 ' 9T. 1968-1A ST. 1968-2B ' . Total Taxable ' ' � ' '' ' ` " ' . ' ' . ' ' ' r , August 1970 c`�� Forfeit Property Purchased in 1969 Principal Interest $3,029.87 $1S1.50 639.78 38.38 - 261.89 15.71 1,876.41 112.58 168.00 10.08 432,87 25.97 205.50 12,33 1,097.04 82.28 65.10 �E.88 $7,776.46 $453.71 Total $3,181.37 678e16 277.60 I 1,988.99 � 178.08 _ _ 458.84 217.83 1,179.32 69.98 $8,230.17 �. ' C � �'� ' , �.� R�SOLUTION N0. � - 1970 RESOLUTION COivFIP.�fiING ASSESSMEPdT FOr2 STnEET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1969-3 BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Fridley, h'iinnesota, as follows: 1. The City Clerk ��as with the assistance of the engineers heretofore selectea by this Council for such purpose, calcutated the proper amounts to be specially assessed for the STREEI' IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1969-3 in said City against every assessa�ie lot, piece, or parcel of land in accordance with the provisions-of law, and has prepared and fited with the -- -- City Clerk tabulated statements in duplicate sho�riing the proper description of each and every lot, piece, or parcel of land to be specially assessed and the amount calculated against the same. . � 1 2. Plotice has been duly published as required by law that this Council would �--meet in speciat session at-this time and place to pass on the proposed assessment. u , � , 3. Said proposed assessment has at ail times since its filing been open to inspection and copying by ati persons infierested, and an opportunity has - -____ __ b'een given to all interested persons to present their objections, if any, to such proposed assessment, or to any item thereof, and no obje�tions have been filed; except 4. The amounts specified in the proposed assessment are changed and altered as follo�vs: � ' S. _Thi s_ Counci 1_ fi nds _,that,_each_of the_ lotss _pi eces, or parcel s of 1 and enur�erated in said proposed assessment as altered and modified was and is specially benefited by the � � ' _._ _. STREET IMPROVEMENT PRO,lECT STo 1969-3 , in the amount i�� said proposed assessment as -ltered and modified by the corrective roll in the amount set opposite �he description o� each such' lot, piece, or parcel of tand, and that said amount so set out is hereby ' levied against ea.ch of the respectiv� lots, pieces, or parcels of land therein described. ' - ' ' - � ' ' �J ' ' 1 ' r- -'__ Page 2- RESOLUTION N0. • - 197� 6. Such proposed assessment as altered, modified and corrected is affirmed, adopted and confirmed, and the sums fixed and named in said proposed assess- ment as aitered, modi�i�d, and correct�G' with the changes and atterations -herein above made, are affirmed, adopted and confirmed as the proper special -•.assessments for each of said lots, pieces or parceis of land respectively. 7. Said assessment sa affirmed, adopted, and confirmed shalt be certified to by the City Cterk and fiied in his office and shatl thereupon be and � constitute the special assessment for STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT STo 1969-3 8. The amounts asssssed against each lot, piece, or parcel of land shall bear interest from the date hereof until the same have been paid at the rate of seven and one-haif (72) per cent per annum. 9. Such assessment shall be payable in ten (10) annuai instailments payable on the lst day of January in each year, beginning in the year tg71, and con- tinuing until aTl of said installments shall have been paid, each install- ment to be coilected with taxes coltectibie during said year by the County Auditor. 10. The City Clerk is hereby directed t,o make�up and file in the office of the County Auditor of Anoka County a certified statement of the amount of all -- ------sueh �.rnpai d assessments--and--the--asnount t�hi ch avi i 1-be dae thereon--on -the 1 st day of January in each year. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution vras duly seconded by ' Councilman , and upon vote being taken thereon the following voted in favor thereof: ' , I _' �I and the fotio�ving voted against the same: PASS�D aRD ADOPTED 3Y TfiE CITY COUiVCIL OF TE�` �ITY OF FRIOLEY THIS D/aY OF , 1 Q70 . , ' ATTEST: ' CITY CLERK Marvin C. Brunselt ' .. MAYOR Jack 0. Kirkham �"'��: ' � u ' , � �! RESOLUTION A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE NEC�SSITY FOR AN ADpITIONAL TAX LEVY IN ADDITION TO TH� 30 MILL LIMITATION PROVIDED BY THE CITY CHARTER SPECIFYING THE PURPOSES AND CALLING FOR A PUBLIC HEARING BE IT RESOLVED By the Goancil of the City of Fridley-as follows: SECTIQN 1. That the Council of the City of Fridley in the a�onth of August 1910 received f rom the City Maneger a proposed budget of the City of Fridley for the year of 1971, which proposed budget rhen examined evidenced the necessity of an additional tax ievy in excess of the City Charter limitation. , SECTIQH 2, That the pt�+"Poses for which such additional tax levy is required i�clude additional sums for the General Fund, a�ditional sums for Firemen's Relief, additional suns for Police Relief, additional sums fpr a d�bt Service on Parks, additional suns fpr a debt servfce on Civic Center, ' dnd additianal sums for contribution �o the Public Employees Retirement Fund. S£CTIDN 3. That a public hearing be held before the City Councll at ' the City Hall at 1:30 P.M. on October 5, 1970 to cansider this matter. That a copy of thfs Resolution be published in the official newspaper of the City ori September 9, 16 and 23, 19T0 to give notice of such Pubifc Hearing. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , PASSED AND A�TED BY THE CITY COUNGIL OF Tt#E CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS 8TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1970. ATTEST: +� 1'V Irl . 1"Ufls! Pu��1sh: ' S�pt�sNde� 9, 16 and 2�; 1�97fl. - a� . r am c7�! ' ' ' ' ' ' � � r RESOLUTION N0. - 197� �-; �, �--a:, � A RESOLUTION CORRECrtINGTHE CERTIFICATION OF AN ASSESSt�1ENT FOR THE ST. 196II-16 STREET IMPROV�M�NT PROJECT blHICH WAS PLACED ON THE 'rlRONG PA�CEL THROUGH CLERICAL ERROR - WHEREAS, a certain s"pecial assessment has been levied with respect to certain land in error NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED as foilows: That the assessment levied against the folloeving described parcet, to-wit: p 1 4800 Section 11 may and shall be removed from this parcel and � . ' arce , , certified to Parcel 100, Tract B, Registered Land Survey No. 6, as follows: - - -- --- _ Ori�inat Parcei Fund Original Amount I � Parcel 4�300, Section 11 ST. t96�-1B Street $ 1,671.00 Correct Parcel Fund Originat Amount , ~ Parcel 100, Tract B, Reristered Land Survey No. 6 ST. 19�-1g Street $ 1,671.00 ' � 'ADOPTED 8Y THE CITY CQUNCIL OF THf CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY J pF � , i97o• , � , _ - -- --AT�'iST. ' CITY CIERK Marvin C. Brunselt , ' ' ' ' ' r �MAYOR Jack 0. Kirkham ____ _ . _ _ 9 C L A I M S f c GENERAL: LIQUOR: � . £ , � \ �►22747 throuqh �22913 111768 throuqh �4814 0 �� ' � C � I ' ' ' �� I ' I , I ' I , �� I ' I ., I ' I , ' LIST OF CONZTtA�CT�08' S j.ICffidSES TO BE APPRUVED BY CO[�TCIL AT T8B I+�ETING OF . SEPTffi�ffit 8, 1970 .-r.. BLAiCKTOPPING APP�OVED BY * Aaphalt Driveway Company 1195 Ea�t Highway 36 St. Paul, Minnesota By: Wilhort Schwarsbaner Becoa�oa:►d Denial GF�IF,RAL CONTRAiCTOR Jim W. Miller Constsvction, Inc. Box 1228 St. Cloud, Minnesota By: Edwin Sheldon Bldg. Inep. United Conetruction Company 4517 Minnetonka Boulevard Miuneapoli�, Minaesota By: Vincent Rockler Bldg. Inep. Richt�, Incorporated 3339 Tesminal Drive St. Paul, Mi�eaota By: Inesia Ogrina Bldg. Inep. i�AT NG Bomar 8lectric Cc�npany 7026-13th Aveaue South Mi�meapolia, Minnesota By: Robert Buescher Plbg. Iasp. MA30N�RY Amrea Conatruction, Inc. 3s10 sb$ay oa� �oaa flopkins, Mimlesota By: I,ather A. Amren Bldg. Inap. SIGN EItECTOR Co�noandar Board of Mizmesota, Iac. 56-lat Street S.B. Naw Brighton, Miaaesota By: 8. M. T�cker Bldg. Iasp. * Per Better Ewins�a Burea� there have been msny complaints oa this cospamp fos iastalliag ua�atisfactory drivaAahs. Thsrs asy ca�plaiat� oa cxacks in tha dsivwrays and on incorrect drasa�s. 1i�t oi !M coa�pltiatt �rete corractsd but aot all of th�. ��n ' , � � 91 ,MIJLTI P�,E DW�LL I NG t, l CENSES TO BE APPROVED BY COUNC I L Ssptambmr 8, 1970 . Sept. 1, 197� to September 1, 1971 . ,� • N/WE ADDRESS _ UNITS FEE Moh�is Qvick 5419 a 4th st. N. E. 4 10.00 7�3 Hl�kory Dr. 'F�idley, Minn. ' K�nr�eth Fra�nko 5612 - 7th St. N. E. 11 11.QQ �32k Scott Ava. N. . 1 n�aa�po 11 s� Mi n� . �enneth Franko 6324 Scott Ave. N. Minneaipolls� Minn. Sb40 - �th St. N. E. �e�anR. Maeaer ST70 - 2nd St. N. E. ea 972�Hicko ry Dr. N.E. FrldlayR Mlnn. � �Vme►s W�lsh 5866 - 2nd St. N. E. um ► S92Q Stlnson �lvd. ��idl�er, Minn. �Q►�ry G. Novak 5820 - 2� St. M. E. ��t§ - 4th.st.'N.-E, 11 nnaapo 1 i s, M i nri . , Ga�ald P�sc,hke� 5955-65 - 3rd St. N. E. Kirkwood Lano No. Inne�poli�, Minn. y t,ind�tadt Sk00 - 5th st. N. �. Q�ov�lar�d Ter,ac� Innaapolts, Mtnn. �y{.indstsdt 5410 - Sth St. N. E. R rova i and Te r �ace Minneapolis� Minn. �lann Mc>stol icr �420 - Sth St. N. E. ��95 J+�mss Ava. So. . tnneapolis, Minn. 11 �,+�rsat 5460 -%th St♦ N• E• K�w i l S t. • im�+Mwi i: � Mi nrt. . . •.'y. i�ph J. Ry+u� 105 � 58th Ave. N. E. 07�5 Ya { I ey 11 i�r Rd. Ma tra�rti, 14trit�. . � � � , � �� 1 � .� ; il 11.00 , 4 10.00 4 lO,OQ 4 10.00 k 10.00 4 l0.00 4 10.00 4 10.00 � � �� . 4 10.00 ,-- , �. . . . �� i � :� � Multlple Dwelling Licenses to be approved by City Cauncil September 8, 197� Sept. 1, 1970 to Sept. l, 1971 � , � NAME ADDRESS � UNITS FEE � ' : •�harles Wishey 380 - 57th Place 4 10•�0 '10119 Braewood Circie Mt�neapolis, Minn. K�nnsth G. I,arson 350 - 75th Ave. N. E. ii 11.00 ' 68�+8 Kno i l 5 t. � Minneapotis, Minn. 'John L. Matti 6551 East River Rd. 11 11.00 44 L.ocke La ke Rd , Fridley, Minn. , ponald E, Johnson 137 Mississippi Place 4- ip,� �` 73AS Van �uren St, N. � 'F�idl�y, Minn. J�►n Matti . 144 Mississippi Place 4 10�.00 �►4 l.ocke �,ake R�. � ' , Fridley, Minn. � ' ' ' ' � '. ' . , � . , , . , ' � . - . ' . ' . ..b.:�..� _ � ' LSa�iT pF �IC$N8$S TO BE APF'RQVED BY COUNCIL AT T?iE MEETING OF SEPTFriB'�R 8,, 970 CT�AFiETTE �PPR�OVSD BT �� nox� t�ite Lanndr� 63$1 Univer�ity Aveaue N.B;. � F�idley, Minneaota Bys IInited 9ending Chie! o! Police , ' lll ' ' � � �J ' ' � � ' ' � • 7e i ESTIMATES TO BE COI�SIDERATED BY CITY COUNCIL SEPTLI�ER 8, 1970 � Howard, LeFevere, Lefler, Hamilton � Pearsoa . 2200 First National Bank Building Minaeapolis, Minnesota 55402 Legal services rendered in connection with isauance and sale of $1�330,000 Assessmeat Boads of 1970; Legal service;e readered in connectioa with isauance and sale of $�460,000 Waterworks Bonds of 1970 Ehlers aad Asaociatea, Inc. 507 Marquette Ave. Mianeapolia, Miane�sota 55402 Servicea in tlhe authorization, sale and isauance of $1,330,000 Special Assessment Fund Bonds Services in tl�e authorization, sale and iseuance of $460,000 W+�terworks Bonds of the City Allied Btacktop Canpany 3601 48th Avenue 11��rth Mianeapolie, Minne�sota 55429 FINAL Estimat�: �2 for Street Improvement Project ST. 1969-1Q (;3ea1 Coat) according to contract Mc�arthy Well Coa��ny 2700 East 80tb Stri.�t ' Minaespolis, Minne��ota 55420 � Estimat�t $1 for the construction of Water Improvemant Y�coject No. 99 Minn-Kota Excavati�ag Compaay Osseo Mianesot• Partial Bstimnte #3 Street Improve�ent Project ST. 197.0-1 partial E�tisnte #2 Stre�t Improveaent Project ST. 1970•2 $ _ 95Q.00 SOQ.00 $ 7,17Q.25 $ 4,07$.92 $ 1,623.77 S 4,699.12 $ 68,988.04 $ 22,718.56 �� ESTIMATES (Contin�ued) September 8, 1970 Comstock � Davis, Iac. Coneulting Engineers 1446 County Road "J" Minneapolis, Minneaota 55432 For the furnishing of resident inspection and resident supervision for the ataking out of conatruction work Partial Estimate #3 for Water Improvement Project �No. 95, Schedule B from June 29, 1970 through •July 31, 1970 Partial Estimate �9 for Sanitary Sewer � Water • Improvement Project I3o. 93 from June 29, 1970 through July 31, 1970 Partial Est.imate �9 for Water Improvement Project No. 94 froa� June 29, 1970 through July 31, 1970 • _. p 0 :�.5 $ 2,306.90 $ 1,019.55 $ 44.88 � ' lTATtYtNT ,.- •J� LAW ORFICE8 HOWARD. LEFEVERE. LEFLER. HAMILTON AND PEARSONI ' f�pp rIRYT NATONAL R1N/. SYILpIMO � �MINN[A►OLI�. MINN[�OTA f��0! ..��5 pw� �uqust 21, 1970 I CITY OF FRIDLEY Tp Legal services rendered in connection with issuance and sale of $1,330,000 Assessment Bondo of 1970, including preparation and examination of pro- cee:dinqs and issuance of legal opinion. Leqal services rendered in connection with iss�nce and sale of $460,000 Waterworks Bonds of 197'0, including preparation and examination of pro- cee:dings and issuance of approving opinion. TOt:Al �bes of law that this i dec�a�o under P� a� is just and � �� claim a�� f it has been � � d C� $ 95Q.00 $ 500.00,. S 1,450.� � ' �$T NATIONAL-SOO LINE CONCOURSE 507 MARQUETTE AVE ' ' �I � ' ' ' ' 1 ' , August t9, t97o IN ACCOUNT WITH City of Fridley Minnesota � �7 EHLEftS AND ASSOCI�TES, INC. FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55402 338-8291 (AREA CODE 8121 _ . ._ _ _ -- . __._. -- ._.. � � f � i � --------------------------------------------------------------- To all services in the authorization, sale and issuance of $1�330,000 Special Assessment Fund Bonds of the City including conferences with the bond approving attorney, the council, and other authorized representatives of the City; attend- ance at council meetings and at the bond sale; advice as to bond n�rktt con- ditions and bond sale detaits; preparation and distribution of the bond sale prospectus; prepara�tion of a permanent bond record book for the issue; super- vision of the printing, execution and delivery of the bonds; supervision of the delivery of the: sale p�oceeds, and including the costs of bond printing, advertising and all travel and overhead expense. Part I - Plann�ing Part !I - Authiorization (no election or hearing required) Part ill - Exe:cution of Project Financing $8.00/$1„000 for $ 300,000 $4.00/S1„000 for 500,000 $2.50/$1„000 for 530 000 S1. 30,0 0 Part IV - Anciillary Se�vices Expense iincurred in visit to New Yorlc Rating Service ' Air faire, Robert L. Ehlers Cab an�i transportation Hotel, including meals ' Miscellaneous expense 10 hours e $2S/hr. , � ' ' Total Due fo� Services $1�000.00 � $2,400.00 2,000.00 1,325.00 ,� 5,725.00 $ 142.80 t1.50 36.95 4.00 250 .00 4�►5 . 25 f7.170.25 ------------------�----------------------------•----------------------------- We dscla�e unde� penalties of law that the abov� claim is correct snd that no part the�eof has aean paid. EHLERS A S C TE I ; � � y; Y� � ' �ST NATIONAL-SQO LINE CONCOURSE 507 MARQUETTE AVE. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , , ' ' ' �I , ' u ' �� EHLERS AND ASSOCIATES, INC. FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55402 338-8281 [AREA COpE 8121 _ _ _ _ _. _. . _ _ _ .__ -� August 19, 1970 n IN ACCOUNT W1TH City of Fridley Minnesota -----------------•--------------------------------------------------------- To all se�vices i�n the authorization, sale and issuance of $460,000 Mater- works Bonds of th�e City including conferences with the approving attorney, the Council, and �other authorized representatives of the City; atte�dance at council meetings and at the bond sale; advice as to bond market con- ditions and bond sale details; preparation and distribution of the bond sale prospectus; preparation of a permanent bond record book for the issue; superviSion of the printing, execution and delivery of the bonds; super- vision of the p�inting, execution and delivery of the bonds; supervision. of the delivery of the sale proceeds, and including the costs of bond printing, advertising and all travel�a�d overhead expense. Part I - Pla�nning fart II - Au�thorization (no election or hearing required) Part III - E:xecution of Project Financing . . $8.00/S1,OOO for �300,000 $4.00/S1I,000 fo� 160 000 S� Additional� expense incurred in the postpon�ing of June t bond sale, includii�g readvertising notice of sale an�i distributing addenda to prospec�tus � Due for Serwict� $2,400.00 6� --------------------------------------------------------- $1,000.00 :J 3,040.00 38.g2 $4,078.92 Ne declare under penalties of law that the above claim is cor�ect and that no part thereof has been paid. ENLERS AND; OCIATES, 1. n ; By : G`� ` � �. � ' ' CITY OF FRIDLEY ' ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432 ' Honorable Mayor andl City Council City of Fridley c/o Homer R. Ankrum, City Manager 6431 University Ave�nue Northeast Fxidley, Minnesota 55432 Gentlemen: August 19, 1970 CERTIFICATE OF THE ENGINEER We hereby submit Es;timate No. 2, the final estimate, for Allied Blacktop Company, '�601 - 48th Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55429, for Street I:mprovement Project ST. 1969-10 (Seal Coat) accordi�ng to the Contract. 41,932 Sq. Xds. F��-2 C1. C @ $0.13 $ 5,451.1�i 56,771 Sq. Yds. F��-3 C1. A @$0.19 10 786.49 16, .6S ��ss'�Estimate #1 = 14,613.88 AMOUNT DUE FINAL ESTIMATE �i2 =� 1,623.7$�- Checked By Prepared B Respectfully submitted, N . Q S �, . . City Engineer-Director of Planning ' �/n� � . cc: Allied Blacktop Cos�any ' ' c�� I 10n C04i8TOCR b DAOIS, INC. Coneultiag Engiaeers 1446 Couat� Road "J" Minaeapolia, Kinaeaota 55432 SepCembei 2, 1970 Bonoxable Alsyor sud City Council c/o 1Kr. llaaer Anicr�, q.ty Maaager City of I�ridley 6431 Oniversitp A�rinue, N.E. Minne�pvlis, Ninnnsota 55421 CBRTIPTCATE UF THB EhGINEBR � �entl�aen: We hereby submit Esti�ate No. 1, th� final estimate, for McC�rti�y i�ell Conpanyo 2�00 Bast 80th Straet, Minneapolies M3nnesota 55420 for the conetractioa of Wat�r Zspro�va�eat I'ro�ect No. 99. L�ap 7a�n B3d Additions to coatrract w� order snd suChoriaed 1. One 1-15/16 iach suinless ateel hsad shaft sleeve fn9cniah�d snd inatalled MatariaL $ 58.00 Shop labor - 2 hrs. C$10.50 2� �nb-Total - Bxtra It� No. 1 $ 79.00 2o Meaeuria� s�all�bailing, string tools, drilliag and r�ve tools Bquip�ant B�atal - 19-1/2 hrs. 28L i1a11 Big � 818.00ihr. $351.00 9-3/4 hre. Mach:aery Truck @$8.50/hr. 82_87 Snb-Tot�l - Squ�.pe+�tst Bantal S433.87 Labor 29-1/4 hss. Opsratos @ $10.50 24-1/4 hn. Halper ! $9.00 8-1/4 hr�. Shop labos ! $10.50 Snb-Total - Labos ?otal Additiaos to Cantsact $307.13 263.25 ......�.'.�. $65y.00 $3,729.25 $ 79.00 $ 433.87 8 6._._.. s_.?: � . $1,169.87 1 169,87 lin�l Cootract Pries �4,899.12 Ronorable Mayor aad Citq Council City of Pridley Bst. #1 — Pinal, McCarthy i,Te12 Co. �at4r Ispsava�ent Project No. 99 —2— Sopta�eber 2, 1970 AMDDNT �OiW D[TS . . . . . . . . � . o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84, 899.12 Ws S�ava viaved tha w�ork uadsr cont�act and fiad thst the eam� is substmt�sl.ly cc�plste i�a accordaace with the c�ntrs�t dac�.asnta. t�e �eceaa�end that the final pa�ment be �ede upon accept�anca by Yo�r flozea�able Body, aud that the ona ysar contractual msint�ce boed com�asn�e oxa �he cisCe lieted above. Reap�ctfully submitt�d, Wl�it?CK 6 DABIS, IIdC. By / 8.'�. comstoc . P.g. 8VC/pmp ccs �icCarthy We21 Co�pany 1(�1 C� ' BTATE (�+' I�1'iES�A CI'PY OF PBIDLE�C , ' ' ' � � ' ' , ' ' ' , ' ' , ' � sa CENTIFIED COPT 0� R�.iTrIpl I, , • , do hereby certif�r thst I hare exaoined the co�py of resolution hereina.f'ter set forth, �dop�ted by the , at a �t� thersof held on the d.4Y of , 1 ,�� cnre2Li1]y ec�pdred the aa�ne with the original thereof nar on file in thia oflice eu�d thst eaid capy ga hereiz�e.f"ter set Porth is • true ar�d correct copy of said original snd of the xhole thereof. Il( W'ITN�33 wi�R�OF I have hereunto set a�y hnnd and aY"fixed the corporste seal of said this �lY of � , 1�_. (S�L) � � (Title ) B� a RH�YY�, Tbat tbe � hsrsbT aout,bori�ed emd diretled !or a�d on be o th� to eacscute sad euLar into a �antnct xlth the Ccsi�sicaer o! or �oudja,alcing particular por�iom� o! ro�dMe�rs under the jurisdictiori of tha all on the tetms and coriditions aootained snd aet fcrth in twte o! 1�l,nneaata, Deparbteirt of Higha�ys lh�djaakin6 Agr�edeut Po. 114�+-a a cvpy o! which ssid lorm �re►a belore the Council assu�ir�g ��,t o= th� e4L1 ot tiis corrtractual obligstio�s therein coatain�ad. B$ IT FtT� RS80LV89, Thett - , ths of sa3d s be and her�by is authorised to request and o er the cra�r aad equipm�at for �a�djacking aperatioaa in accord,sr�ce �+ith aad w�der the tema o? tbe foregoing coutract. -4- �.o� in ; lrlsintenance Agremeat No. ll�t-R STATF OF �OTA DSPARTl�T QF HIGHiAYB 1�mJACEIl�TG A�CdtSH�iT THIS A�GRSQ�, made and errtered into by and betMeen the State of llinnsaota scting thrvugh its Caemiasioner of Highwa�ys, hereir�Y'ter reterred to as tht N8tats", aad tbe City of Fridley, hereinaPter referred to as the "Muzicipality", �S: Pursuant to 3ection Minneeota Sta,tutes 161.39, the aforeaeid M�nicipality hsa requeated t%e Camiasianer of Higt�ys to ftirnish, during cale�dar y�ear 19►t0, e�s apecifically requested in Resolution No. 6-1970 and as hereinaf ter set fortb, the necessary personAel and equip�ent to provide technicel sasiatauce for �udjacYing certain road�}rs ia the Innsbruck Ares, xhich are under jurisdiction of th� M�icipality, `IIT1�83BTH: I �'he�t upon receipt o! a reqwest in writing ms�d�e by the olficer o! aaid Nur►icipality in chsrge ot' said re�ed�ys to the Area Ma,irrteris,r�ce �iginepr, of tha Departmeat of �►aya, st his oPPice st Owe�tonr�s, Minnssots, for s ose�► arid eqnipneat to �ndjaalc psrticular portions of the aforesaid roadwa�ya, the 8tate i+ill tlirniab s cre�r md equipnent for wdjackirig a portiot� of said roadxetys as requested, p�ovided, t�arev�er, . tbat said ere�r snd eq,uilaent shslt only be fhrniahecl by ttie 8tate hersund,�r in Lha e�r�ent thdt in the apinion +�nd juc�aent of the asid Ares 1�►intenar�ce S'ngineer, whose deaiaion ahsll be fine�l, tbat the crer and equipde� at�e av�silabl+� tor such pq�pose without im�edi�g or a!lectiag ths ��.� o�' tLe aame on the State Trnnt �h►alY �ts. � The �1qai�cips].ii �reea to llirnis� all aaterisL !ae tLe nteaasat`7 �jrokiaH �rk, ewd also ap�s to wppiewi�l; t� Stste �ndjaak �+r rilh t�a �1ars�s !or aboTSl.ing aaliitiaL ead t�a a�Zo�+� !or lrattio �aats�l, �n r�qnir�d. ' � -1- � LJ i t �J III Tbe t+iunicipality egrees to reimburse the State Trunk Higl�►�y P1ud fc� the cost of llirnishing a cre+► and the mudja�cking equipment her�undar in a�c�ordsnce xith th� •ct�edule hereinafter set Porth as follows: P�R80lfl��L Oae HigiA►ay MaiYrteae�nce Formian----------------------------At Hour�y Rat� ot # 5•35 ��r1 ' Three High�rey Maintenance I�en------------------------------At Haurly Rate of � 4.10 �ab The sbo�re re�tes plus �3 . k2 per $100. 00 pe4Yro11 !or WorlQmen' a Cc�etpensation Insuraacs �s ' rovided bereia; plus the personal expense ot' the IPaur Man Cre�r, esti�atsd at �1b.00 to $ 18.00 per cl,e�y each. LJ ' ' � L� ' ' ' ' � L�� ' i. [� � �� r :,• �• r�; Mud-Jaak --------------------------At Ho�ur Rst� of � 10.00 Pvnp-------------------- l,' Truck nith Air Catpresaor----------------------------------At Hour� Rste o! 4.7� Truck rith i�►t�r Tank--------------------------------------At � 0.18 per �ilre Pan�l------------------------------------------------------At 0.12 per �ile IV Airsuant to the texms sad proviaios�s of Section L61.11, Mirme�ota Ststutes, 1961, ths Ccmiasioner of High�ra�ys hae procured a policy of insuraace p�oridi� fox� tha pe�rne:rt of bsnefita tt�t night accrue by reason of the te�s arid para�isioa� 02 the iiorl�ea's Ca�pen$atioa A�ct to au�y a�plo�y�ee of the State Mhile he is e�g�gsd on th� xark to be psriorssd bsreunder. The 1l�inicip�].ity agreea to p�y to th� State ti�L po�tion of tb� praeivm !or sa3.d policy atLribut�►ble to the �+�ori to be perfo��sd her�t�ndsr. The �roant, ot asid p�i1mm direct�y attribatable to the �norl� to be p�rtoroad herenader as pare4eatly asaertained is �et forth in tht preeedia� parasrapD Lsreof. 8ho�uld th� rate of prrititmm oK ssid poliqr o! insarsnce b� incr�aaed or dear�aaed during ti�s rmaind,er a� cal*nd,sr y�ear 1970, t2� �laaicipality �grNa to pyr ssiQ inct�sas�d or d�CreYed p�'�itm as ths case �y bt, in�t�ad of th�ti set lortb in fib� p�saedi� par�graph. . V it L�a`rNd that p�snR� Mi31 be arle at tlw rates rK lo�Eh iu Par�raph aI far t� arwr as� �qa3p� nsotasss7 an� tbat tir total pyM� d� al�all b� ��d b�r asc�rlii.s�� L� a�D�t e! �aus� t#�t! jaid �rw► �nd �quip■�e�t a� u�pl in �� » � � r�� . � � �. � .� ��,� tb. .qatp�t !a �oit� i�rae Ltr �1aas �srs statsowd tio th. aia at Mo�i ..t r�or.. -2- ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' � ' ' VI 1�); �, It is flirther egreed that the State shall keep a record oP the time of the crev arxi equipment ft�rnished hereunder, including pereonal expenus, sa�d. ahall prepare and make �n itenized etateiaent thereof shawirag ths a�aunt due hereunder and sut�it the amne to the Iriunicipality for pejrment. The Municipalitr agrees to psy to the Trunk HighW4}r F1uid of the Stste of Minnesots all moneys due here�under and as sho�wn by adid invoice or stete�ent xithin thtrty d�ys sfter receiving said imroice art� ste,te�ent. VII Tt�e foregoing ia the mutusl7y ascertainsd cost ratea for flirnishing tl�t creM etnd equi�ent i�ereunder. Iri addition to said ascertained cost the Dlnnicipality ltirther agreea to reimburse tlye Trunk Higib►�y Ftu�d of the State of I�tinneaota for a�r aRlditioos� co�ta or eapens� ot ar�r kind or nsture vtiatsoev�er arising oat ot the llu�nishing of said cre�► snd the operation o! said equi�snerit herdunder, ard without 13aiiting the general eifect of the foregotng, it ia flsrther agrsad that said costs and expensea ahall include but not be linited to such cwts or e,xp�ns�s •s aay or aight �riae vut of ar�y aecid,ents caueing i�jury or d�nsge to equipnent. CTTY �+' PRIDLBY By lia�yor (Clerk ) De�te (CoY'Pcrate 9ea1) Approwd ss to fona ewd ex�ecutians � � (8p�cial As�istsat Attorney (ieneral) � -3- 3TATE 03+" MIHIi830TA BY Assiatant Co�iseioner -Mainteaanee Dste � �� i.�y, ;�r,,l;r,_t 1: o _I1:1 -J4i , ' ��. � Authorized 83gristure Dste ' ' � ' ' ' ' L�I it�s � � _ N O R T H e R N S T A T E S P O W e R C O M P A N Y NORTH DIYTRICT 4l,S01 68TH AVENUE NORTN �ROOKL,YN C6NTRR. MINN�sOTA 664Sto AUguSt 19� 1970 Mr. Hamer R. Ankrum Mariager, City of Fridley 6431 Univessity Av�euue N.E. Fridley, M�nneaota 55421 F� : YOUR I,ETTERS OF JLTLY 23 AND AUGUST 12, 1970 . , Dea►r Mr. Ankr�un: I�cimaKledge receipt of the referenced letters regarding the concex�u of tbe City ' Co�uncil aver the delays in the relocation of aur Riverside-Moore Laie 115 kv Line from University Averiue to the Burlington Northern right-oP-way bet�een 57th and 69th Avenues N.E . ' ' ' ' �, ' ' ' , ' ' As oP this date, all activi,ties necessary to begin the actual p2�yeical relocati�t of this line are complete xith the exception of the acquisition of the agreement from the Burliugtoa Norti�era Railroad to occupy a portion of their right-of-xqy. A mutually acceptable provision in the agreement to cover th�e inductive interteren�ce problem must be negotiatecl betrneea NSP and the Burlingtoa Northern pr�or to acce�pts�qCe of the necessary docwnent by both parties. Because of the relative physical lxatioa of the 115 kv and tbe 345 kv lines to the afPected railroad co�mmunication and signal circuits it has been necessary to consider the resultatrt induction from e�ch of the �.ines on these circuit s as an integral part of the total problem. �e, therefore, �ind it neceasa,ry to negotiate for an acceptable provision in an agreemeut Which �ri11 e►pply to both the 115 kv and the 345 kv lines. Althaugh the 345 kv line has been installed on railroad right-of-xay follrnring acquisition of a"Construction Permit" fro� the railroad, w+e canno�t energize ttlis line uritil a mutually satisfactory solution to the induction problem has been detertained aud a mutuslly acce�ptable agreement approved by both parties. Further, t�e �silroad Mill not iseue a construction permdt Por the 115 kv relocation or approve qur occupaacy ot their right-of-way with this Yacility until a full agr�emeut on �he Condit�o� of s�bch occt�ncy is reached. A �oiitt ettort by IiBP imd th�s Burlingtan l�orthern lw been �►de during the period �'rrw� Janusry to date od' t�i.s yeax to cansid�er all possible aolutions to the induct�on i�erteren�ce �robleaoa, eacb recogaizing the responaibility of the o�her. On oue i�►�1d,t aar CeepAr�y acknaMledgee the irreltiitable need ot the rQilroad to pravida "fsil-ssfe" p�sn�►ls and �elisble cosomo�micetion as is required to safely move trsins ead caoclu�Ct t2�ti� business. On ti�e otDer hand, the railrosd acknrniledgee the res�ponaibil�ty or �9p to provide the facilities nece�asary to meet the ever-increa8ing demsad for eleetx*ic �o�er i�n aur aervice area by uae o! the latest tecbn�ology avsilable in the fields a�' coastruction and a�pera►tion to miniffize the effects on the environmer�t aa<1 an the iu'tl.atioz�ry preaeures. [-� ' ' ' �� ' ' Mr. Homer R. Ankrum - 2- August 19, 1970 In view oi these responsibilities, we have both caamitted our resourcea over the past eight and o�ne-hali months, to research the latest applicable technology to assure that the Burlington PTorthern and NSP will have resolved the problem in a m�nner which will iully satisfy these responsibilities. We anticipate that the results of these studies and the solution derived thereirom will pro�vide the criteria necessary to determine the type of installations that will be made uader $imilar co�nditions in the future. We are continuing our emphasis on the effbrts to quickly resolve all remaiuing problems associated with both the 115 kv aad 345 kv lines. In this etYort, a meeting is scheduled for Mond,ay, August 24, at which time N5P and Burlingtan Northern personnel will consider all unreaolved problems. Speciiically, these include the final solution to the inductive interPerence problem and the xelated conditions of the agreement. ln��i ' We will continue to submit a w�eekly report to you on the progress o� the negotiatiops, which, in the interest of all concerned, must be satisfa►etori�y concluded in ti�e very near iuture. ' � ' ' u I regret the delay in the ftii7.fillment of our cammitment to the City of Fridley, I do a�$ure ypu ti�at imnediately following the acquisition of the required occupe►ncy agreement frnm the railroad, we will begin construction Work on the 115 � rercrate and xi7.1 expedite the co�pletion of the project. I trust that the foregoing provides the desired informstion relating to ti�e �tatus oY this project. Please advise if some speciYic questione remain unans�rered. The co�asideration exteaded to us by the City of Fridley oFficials in this m�tter i� greatly appreciated aud v�e will contiuue to ma,ke every effort to justify the�t caasideration. � � / � �,./ / �; � v/ Joiui c , Pearce Maaager �orth Division ' JCP�id ' , ' ' ,�:..� K� N�AL CORRESPONDENCE , �s_5�.� , . ,_ . .. �. ,,� ,�;: ,. s . . ��Q',' � � DATE AL�LiSt l�� .�0 ' - - . � "�s::� . G. R. Colema.n, Me�nag+�r-Transmissio� Line Ea�r'g, �oc"T�oK M3nt�eapq;k�B :� � -��, " � • _ R/W, & Construction, Dept . , _ � � _ °'� 4 � �' J. C. Pearce, Distri�t 1►�nager .: �:oG►TwN i�orth Dl.��.r :.� � s;4.4 Y`} y - � . :: �T E-6�+62 . ' �, � , � Riqerside-Nbore Iake L�.tze �'�. : � :�� ridley. Rex�ou�te-Let�ber_�2� � , , � • `; � , `� � _ . ,,; � , �v � �he fo1.l,aWing ect�:vitieg o�cu�red during t,he week :o� �i�gust 10� 4�. 'b� � ` � reraute; , _ : � � � . �� ' . : . . . .. . . . . ' ' . - Y N { �1. F,n�it�erf.t�c Comple#� ��< ,� ,:< �r' , � ��`. , ` '- .. ' :��I �_ �.,�� 1� aa`~ � � Br� �gili.' ��.',WB�: � � . . � � _ .. � S � ,,� ys4�,± I r.-�' . . . . . . . 4K� t F, k �� . . . . . 't � 1" ' i i _. q ��. , . . _.. . ... . ; � , ,�.�� .. ;. . , . . � �. • ' �� ' � ^ "{��' � � '" . ,�'i.'�is►�e Ae`c;�ti.�t.�ion - �si�a�r co�plet,� . � �;� �� , d � . ' . . . �, .� ; .. r. � . . � . ... . . . I ` � '�': � „ 2. i�i�d-A�►,�eem�t�� - A meeting��was held on August lli ",�'�'t�„e � ,�� . 'the� �-N 1��.�roac�. far the purpK�se .of rtega�iatf,ng cer�i�� a� �.,� �` . B�e�eated .b�r tbe� z^ailroed to , be mede �ie►rt at tbe . rai:l�ere� �� a�r �occupe�tey s�+eement. Consit�ra�i�.�is �a�eee�tlg . ° �.�� ' tY�Ie .COn tio'�8�., x, - ,#: Y F'�ure me�t`i�tgs . a� nciw ��c�e+��.7.ed i�`� ;t�.. , .:� , , . . 'awr� �5, ,19�FJ� $fi� wtlich tim� � `Ni�i hopef�l.3y corralcclw�e � � ,� � �,� •. ^ _ a�g�ent s�ati��atory #.o t3o#,1� p�rties.. ` � ' �' � f < _ f �, a : �,� :,� �, ,��: ,a � s a ��.��" '�^ . `��,�� ' C . Inducti� '1'�sk �F�t�e.: � t ` ' �°�� ,�� ,�� T *■ ix; � +� �c g : � � �£ : i a* ' . - 1ilC: . 1I�D� ��iQ�i�:� � �.s consi�ering� t�e � cond�,tiane� r��erred .to ��I �` ��'�`�? �; � � subject ,railri�ad agmeemen�t':�c� reso3ut�ion of �th�,s a�reemeri��^� � �� ;; �� terms c�' resal�ion of the induction pro'b].ems on bavth tY� la� , � �_ , kv eircu3.ta in `�Ghe area� �':� ,��+ � �� _ � ' �f =� �°' . . ' ��,� , ' I�. Cone�x�us�iox�:� . 'r �y �� , � .�� . � � �� . � �p-� �� , a''"�,�.`` � • i.�� ` � � � �. � , �, ,t � � , � 1. �"�2'�.8.1f6 1r47Z' CbriB�YR�°ti. ,�. . , ` +,� ,;� ,� �,i �;, � �, € , a7. C�! ,�� 'bt�:@II "T�C81VC�$ ■ < ,�� ;r t, . , � � ��" f. �`�� 2. 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R 7675 �QdISUII 5�.,.. � G. �`rrdley, .�'it�nesota ssssz �� iIo■�r lvcrs� 1�+id]:s�, l�.aa�sota B�ar kr. �i�s s rANILY 'NYSICIAN• HEWBERT 5 ST17A1T, M. D. BEMIAAD W- IENZ. M. D. TME0001�E M. ICfT[11• M. D. N. KORO►GHAIt. M. D. �NANOON l. W. AOAN� M D. �ll�`� O�fT[TAIC• AND OYN<COLOOY 6[IU►l0 OM�EN.M.D. JAN1S D1MAIfri..l�.M. D. coNw��w�n �w •uw�swr JAIKi [. f[A�. M. D. JAM�f A. AMORi, M. O. �U��N6S� MANAOt11 viv�wa M. uwouisr �t ZZ � 1� , It ia �q �1�aaa� �o ini�ee� �an �hat a� a saar� o! HLsroteay s�tt�i� et �iu h3rllq Ao� Cl�b dat�d Jkl� 16, 19?0 a�t�iao �ras aad� asd m�so�nsly pa�d ti�t a� ooatribttim b� glnw t� fiie oenl�ribnt�ions to t1n�tlNar �wlo�p �is�■ba�r �qrasr tucti ' t� tL�. Ci�io O�ni�r at h�idl�. Ye �ld a�oiat� thia oeotei�Ri� bdt� b�d te Lelp pq !1� eaaors� wslb tba�oRt�t tbt aqosr�. �t aq t,i�s rra td� t0 D� 3a rsosS.pt o�t the said �i�00 ah�ct, �d 7� ��T � ' Dlin��d '�oi�s�t� H. Leirt�, 1[.D., �i"��+�'�s ��7 �i'7 Q�s �9 ffi�� r � �:�ls ' , � ' ' ' 8i1�oa��, , %-----�- __,. �edieo�� ti. 1.Mtrr, x. D. � , � u , , , ' ' , L ' ' PMOM� 6!2/786-2700 .ii�ic�%y..�l'[ec�l�a� Cen ier, f�. � s6 � s .�ad tso+e St.,./Y �. J`�tdley, ,..1�tanesota ssssz ��e�q��ilie Q�t�e� �lridlq, 1�st� D�ar 8ds�e FAMIIY ►MYlICIAN! MERBER7 5. STRAIT, M. D. BERNARD W�LEN2,M.D� TMEODOR[ M. L[iT[:1, M� D. N. MOROPCHAN. M� D. �IIANOON L• W. ADAMf� N. D. 1�� OMTRRICS ANO �1fNtCOLOOr O[11A1D O'MI<M, M. D• JAMIf WMMRf.JR..M.O� CONNlITANT IM �YM� JAM[f t i[AY. M. O. ,lAMi1 A. AMMC� M. D. •U�INp! MAMA��I! VIVIAN M. Lt110U117 �t 21, 197�0 �t a �oat�d ot �t�oe'� �i� o! !i� l�ri�]q �'� � • �ti �� 1!"i� dia�wia� Mas �at�iaiasd p�a�iaimns to � isf�wf +ilr� �i� �'NP� rd oli�b� et • �fridLr� t'��1r �� l�sl. I�t�wt � aAora � tl� �ba�� ot t�b� no�rd 3a �e i�oe a� �q irlt �r ia�a� a�d sp�si!'iaa�d+� � a�ailabl�. 10 ap lst�, �� t�r ia- t�e� ia a 11r� aNd tcr anab a po�l Ss �iri.dlq. m. lf�s,al�p �riar7 cs�a .w�l�a �. sla�d to ..op�or.a �a1� .iv de .0 a•ie aa�sati�wr �a �s�ai� is 3a��i� � a��+ , ' �_� M: � O��i 0� �Lq � ��iNl , � ' , � J eo: !+�lr aM �e�si3+w �'+t Qii� �d �LL34 1Md1b, ML�e�ia a�a��T. � . SMds� H. , ![.D. Sse�al�! ' . yM,dLq �'� Clti ' 1 ' $al/14ei i..S:g¢� Donald G Savelkou! � Norman Cohen (i9zc,.1�eT) CtKTIFIEO MAIL R�URN RECEIPT REQUESTED ' ' ' , C ' Sigal and Savelkoul n Profceyional .Aaeociation Attorheys at Law � �.'�:s 6 City of r"ridley h431 University Avenue Northeast Fridlei/, r�linnesota 55421 anc� Home Owners Insurance Company 100 West Franklin Avenue Minrreapolis� Minnesota Attention: Mr. Walter Kutchins Gentlemen: Re: Wages due to Labo�ers employed by • D. M. Noyes Construction Co., Inc. on sewer and water main job for City of Fridley i�� L020 PLYMOU'lH BU1LllING bI1NNEAPOLLS. MINNFSOTA 55402 e��a�ey o�oe: Fridley Sts�c Bank BuiWing (6315 Uni�enity A�enae Nort6eut) TEi.EPHONE 3365831 Seotember Second 1970 , We represent a nun�ber of lahorers who were employed by D. M. Noyes Construction Co., Inc. on a job fiQr the City Of Fridley� and who have not been pa+d their wages. ' ' , ' , � ' We are informed that these labor claims are covered by a 100 per cent performance and payment bond issued by !iome O,.ners Insurance Company. We enc lose herewi t� to �:��ch �f y=.1u s! i�*, af t�,� ! abnre• who have these wages due to them, shawing their r,�me., ;�er�u,:s ::,} zime involved, hourly rate, number of hours worked. and wages due for each pay period to the particular laborers. This list is not necessarily complete, as we are informed there may be additional laborers who have wages coming on thi s project. This will constitute notice to ail conczrned of these wage claims. We also hereby serve notice on the Home Owners Insurance Company of these claims, and request payment frdn them under the bond. Al1 correspondence�concerning this matter should be sent to the undersign�d; and all checks in payment should be mad� payable to the particular wage claimants, and mailed to the u�dersigned. Sigal and Savelkoul Ci ty of ��ri dley and -2- September 2, 197� hiome Owners Insurance Ccxnpany 1�2 A:.opy of this letter and of the enclosed list of wage claimants on the project for the City of Frid�ey is concurrently sent to Comstocic and Davis, Inc., the engineers on this _io�; to the labor organization of which these laborers are members, to the D. N. Noyes Construc;tion Co., Inc., and to the attorneys for the City of rridley. �lery truly vours. • SIGAL AND SAVELKOUI � ; ., ) � ' �r � , By r-��- . -, � �.- ` ��d-'..� �- 4_ ' SIS:ao � % ` Enclosure .j / ✓ cc. Comstock and Davis, Inc. 144b County Road J Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 Construction � Generat Laborers Union, Local 563 117 Southeast Fourth Street Minneapolis, Minnesota 55414 D. M. Noyes Co�struction Co., Inc. 430 Oak Grove Minneapolis, Minnesota Messrs. Wyman Smith and Leonard Juster Attorneys for the City of Fridtey Builders Exchange euilding Min�eapolis, Minnesota 55�+�2 • . . .� . 1_�„ PARTIAI. LIST OF WAGE CLAIMS OF LABORERS EMPLOYED BY D. M. NOYES CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. on SEMER AND WATER MAIN PROJECT FOR CITY OF FRIDLEY Em.ployee • Timothy A. Garcia Peter Winkelman Terry Scherbinski Robert Schipper Larry Winkelman J. R. EsJornson Joseph E. Connelly Jon B i rk J, B. Althaus Week Ending 6/13l70 6/13/70 6/20/70 6/13/70 6/13/70 6/zo/7� 6/13/70 6/20/70 6/13/70 6/20/70 6/13/70 6/20/70 Hourly Ra te $S.ba 5•95 5•95 5.40 5.40 5.� 5.70 5.7� 5.35 6.55 6.35 6.35 No. of Fburs 8 40 42 ( 2,ot ) 40 2 26(2ot) 40 42 (2,ot) 8 24 2 20 0 Vages Due Gross $ 44.80 238.00 255.84 216.00 10.80 145.80 228.00 245.to 42.80 157.20 12.70 127.00 5�.724.04 ' City of Fridley, �tinneaota Offiae of the Building Tnepector TQPIC: MONTHLY REPORT TO THE CITY MANA�GER AUGUST, 1970 �'XPE QF CON�RTRUCTION �tea idential Residential Garages Alterations & Additions M�tltiple Awel.linga Cammsrcial Tnduetxial Muni.cipal Churches & Schools HoepiCal� Sigas Maving 6� Wrecking �. Aeatiag � lumb ing �l.eatrical NUMBER OF PERMITS ISSUED 1970 1969 THIS YFAR LA3T YEAR AUGUST AUGiTST TO L1ATE TO AATB . ��.. 3 6 27 83 6 7 ' 61 7S 22 8 131 87 1 0 2 2 Q 3 2 13 l. 4 4 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 � 4 0 44 2� 0 2 6 10 37 30 278 305 0 30 27 126 206 18 �8 94 196 27 57 186 382 75 102 406 784 ESTIMATED VALUATIONS OF BUILDING PFRMIT3 ISSUSD ._.�.. Re��deatial $ 70,000 Ree3deatial Gazagea 1q,389 A1C�rationa & Additioas 65,949 M�tltipla Dwellings 590,000 Catnn�rcial 0 IAduatr�.al 13,600 I'�ItA�C �.�d 1 0 ChurChes & School8 0 Ao�pital� 0 Si$na 26,480 Moving � Wrecking 0 $776,418 , , ' $153,500 16,300 20,185 0 346,000 76,000 0 0 0 0 15,185 $643,000 143,279 342,564 740,000 71�000 163,600 0 10,000 0 59,642 ,174, $1,94Q,250 140,145 445,971 1,600,000 851,g00 3,216,000 0 800, 000 500� 000 18,315 ,518,6 � Blacktopping $xcavating Gae Geaaral �ieati.ag House Mw ing � Wxecking Maaonrq Oil Iie�tting Pl�etering �too�in8 Signa Wa11 Drilling N[1MBF1t OF LICENSES CURRF.NTLY IN EFFECT AND LICENSE FEES COLL�CTED TO DiATR N[JI�EIL FEES COLLBCTSD �_.._ g $120 18 270 32 480 74 1850 39 585 2 30 25 375 6 � 90 6 90 2 30 13 32S 2 30 227 $4275 P E R M I T F E E S 1970 1969 THIS YBAx LAST Y$AR P�$�MIT 1'�JI�ERS TYPE AIJGUST AUGUST 1�0 D►A18 TO �ATB �10,773-#10,809 BUILDING $2,176.00 $10,393.00 $6,708.50 $22,$4$.00 #8240-�8266 EI.ECTRICAL 423.75 2,543.00 5,802.25 12,790.00 #4767-#4796 HEATING 603.50 1,013,OQ 2,718.50 7,2S6.OQ #5166-#5183 PLUI�ING 435.50 1,311,00 2,439.00 6,981.Q'Q S�GNS 115.00 0 1,030.50 S9$.0 $3,753.75 $15,260.00 $18,698.75 $S4�,k83 Q� Buiiding Inspection Departrnent City of Fridiey Manth: �,�•t MONTHLY INSPECTION REPORT �s�: i � S�ectkan ., . �• ' , � , e ' � , � • n In��ections Au'o l�g S ou� ns_: __ ow onstruction __._T oot n�s : New Construction __ i9 _ __�___. ramin s $ Reins�ections _T[�_,__ __.___ ar ot �ea ic y- �r�e�ected�� - ---.-- igns ____— _ o�orTc-F-'os�� _�� -.-- -.— o �t�.ons'C ec e an�erpus u�. n�s �� __ MisCella�eous A8 8 : �C��IIL18 _� ��a s :�anuae— rc-iaT-� n ust. . Total Inspections P�r�its Issued Tima Off/Sick Leav�e ou ns: ew ezvices e nspect on� _ WQ�rk Not Readr or Rejected Finals: Residential na a: ownerc a n ust Total �nspections Permits Issu�d Tia�e Off /3 fek Leave� . Total Inspection�, ' p�� t� Iisued ' Ti�s Off/3ick Leav�4 S � 88 bra. �. . .. _.__ f 2.=..� �zs: . This Last Ye�r Xeas To To D�te Dat• � � � � � ' ..� � � � STREET DEPARTMENT 1. 2. 3. 4. S. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARIMENT CITY OF FRIDLEY MONTHLY REPORT - JULY 1970 � Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Curbing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Grad ing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gravel Hauling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gravel Surfacing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Miscellaneous Street Work . , , . , , , , , , , Patching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . Shop Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Signe and Barricades . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Stabilizing with Chloride . . . . . . , . . . . Equipment Repaira - Street . . , . , , , , , , , WATER DEPARTMENT 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 7. $. 9. ]�0 . 11. 12. 13. Filtration Plant Operations . . . . . . . , . . Fiaal Readings snd Collections , . . . . . , . , Hydxltnt Repairs and Fluehing . . , . . . . , . . Miscellaneous Water iioxk . . , , , , . , . . , , Pw�house Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Standpipe Repairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Valve Ins�ections and Repairs . . . . . . . . . W�►ter and SeWer Inapections . . . . . . . , . . Water Meter Inapectiona and Repaira ...... W�ter Turn-oa�s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Watex�aain Breaks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Watermain Tapa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , �quipment Repairs - Water . . . . . . . , . . , S�WER DEPARTMENT HOURS 348� 30 34 38� 13 287� 714 k5 61� 5 198-3/4 365 65� 83� 57 91� 12� 157� 22 79 23 27� 11 21� , 1. Lift Station Inspections and Repairs :::::: 148� 2. Miscellaneoue Se�►er Work . 7g� 3. Sanitary SeWer Break . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3� � 4. Sanitary Sewer Cleaning . : : : : : : : : : . , 23l+ 5. Sanitary Sewer Inapections ., 32 6, Equipment Repaira - Sewer . . . . . . . . . . . 100 � � ' � 3TOI�I 3EWER DEPARTMENT 1. Catch Baain and Storm Sewer Cleanit►g ...... 83 2. Miacellaneous Storm Sewer Work . . . . , . . , 61 r ' Page 1�ro PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTI�NT IlUNTHLY REPORT - JULY 1970 ' � MISCELIANEOiJS - HQ�iJRS 1. Holiday 160 1 2. Injury on.Job - Cheater Swanson . . . . . . . . 120 3. Park Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 4 . S ick Leave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136 ' S. Vacationa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 465 6. Weekend Duty 23� 7. Equipment Repairs - Engineering . . . . . . . . 1Z , $. Equipment Repaira - Park Department . : : : : : 56 9. Equipmeat Repaira - Police Department 74 i3O. Equipment Repaira - Snow and Ice . . . . . . . , � ' ' � ' , � ' ' ' � , � '