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09/14/1970 - 5808.JUEL MERCER - COUNCIL SECY. COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA 7:30 p•1�'�• SEPTEMBER 14, 1970 CITY COUNCTL PUBLIC HEARING AND WORKSHOP MEETING - SEPTEMBER 14, 1970 - 7:30 P. M. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: ROLL CALL: ADOPTION OF AGENDA: PUBLIC HEARINGS: 1. On Assessment for Water and Sewer Mains, Laterals,'and Service Connections 2. On Assessment for Water Improvement Project No. 98 3. On Final Plat, P.S. 4k70-03, Innsbruck North, Generally Located North of Highway 4�'694 between Matterhorn Drive and the Fridley-New Brighton Boundary, by Viewcon, Inc. and Consfderation of a Rezoning Request ZOA ��70-05, From R-1 to R-3 or R-3A, by Viewcon, Incorporated 4. Consideration of a Final Plat, Onan Terrace, P.S. ��70-02, by George N. Nelson, Generally Located in the 1500 Block Between 73rd Avenue and Onondaga Street Northeast and Consideration of a Request for a Special Use Permit SP #70-08, by George N. Nelson Pages 1 & 2 Page 3 Pages 4 - 13 Pages 14 - 20 PUBLIC HEARING AND WORKSHOP MEETING, SEPTEI�ER 14, 1970 PAGE 2 NEW BUSINESS: 5. Licenses 6. Discussion Regarding Ordering Bids for Meadowland Park Storm Sewer and Otner Related Work 7. Resolution Ordering Improvement 1970-1 (Addendum ��4) (Sidewalk on t�sborne Road) 8. Resolution Confirming Assessment for 1970 Water and Sewer Mains, Laterals and Service Connections 9. Resolution Confirming Assessment for Water Improvement Pro ject �k98 ADJOURN: 0 Page 21 � Page 22 Pages 23 & 24 Pages 25 & 26 ' .. � ' ' ' ' ' , , 1- � ' � ' I' I, I' I� CI TY OF F�tI DL EY _ ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA NOTICE OF HEAftING OF ASSESSPIENT FOR WATER AND SEWER MAINS, LA7ERALS, AND SERUICE CONNECTIONS Notice is hereby gi�-°n that the Council of the Ci"y of Fridley will meet at th� City Hall in said City on the 14th day of September, 1970 , at 7:3� P.h1. to hear and pass upon all objections, if any, to the proposed assessments in respect to the follotiving improvements, to-evit: 1970 WATER AND SEtid�R MAINS, LATE�ALS, At1� SERVICE CONNE�TIONS NOT H€RETOFORE FURNISHED APJD AVAILABLE The proposed assessment roll for each of said improv�ments is now on file and open to public inspection by ali persons interested, in the office of the Clerk of said City. At said hearing, the Council witl consider written or orat objections to the proposed assessments for each of said improvez�ents. The generat nature of the improvements and each of them is the construction and furnishing of sewer mains, laterals, and service connections and ��ater mains, ]aterats, and service connections in and to th� proper�ies, as foltows: Part of Parcel 3�00 Lot 9, Parcel 1640 Parcels 1760, Lot 10, and 40£30, Part of Lot 33 Part of Lot 33, Parcei 40b0 Lot 1, Parcel 580 Lot 10, Parcel 1560 Part of Lot 22, Parcel 2560 Part of Lots 16 and 17 �ots 3a-32, Etock 6 Lots 33 and 34, E31ock 6 Lot 1, Block t Lot 22 and S; of Lot 23, Block 4 Part of Lot 3, [31ock 3, Parcel ]Ltp Lots 6g-71, Block A Lots 15-17 and S. 20 Feet of •Lofis 52 and 53, and S. 15 Feet of Lot 44, 81ock E Lots 51 and 52, Block T Lots 3, 4, and 10 Feet of Lot 2, Block 1 Sectian 2 Auditor's Subdivisian No. 23 Auditor's Subdivision No. 23 Auditor's Subdivision No. 23 Auditor's Su6division No. 25 Auditor's Subdivision No. 77 Auditor's Subdivision No. 77 Auditor's Subclivision No. 83 Fridley Park �lddition Fridley Park Addition Girdler Terrace Hyde Park Addition Moore Lake Hi11s Addition River View Heights Addition River View Heights Addition River View Heights Addition Spring Brook Park Addition � 1 Page 2-- PJ07ICE OF HEARING OF ASSESShiENT FOR WATER AND SEWER MAI�JS, LATERALS, AND SERVICE CO�JNECTIONS Lot 57 Spring Lake Park Knotls (Moundsview) Lot 5� Spring Lake Park Knotls (Moundsview) Lot 59 , Spring LaE;e Park Knolls (Moundsview) Lot 61 Spring La!� Park Knolls (Moundsview) West Side of Lot 63 Spring Lake Park Knolls (Moundsview) Lot b5 Spring Lake Park Knolls (Moundsview) Lot 67 Spri ng Lake Park Knol l s (Ploundsvi edv) The area proposed to be assessed for said improveroents and each of them is ail that land benefited by said improvements or each af them and is the same as those listed above. Said improvements wilt be assessed against the properties within the above noted areas in arhote or in part proportionately to each of the lands therein cont�ined according to the benefits received. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY 7HE CITY COUNCTL OF THf CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS 14th DAY OF September � �g70� MAYOF� Jack 0. Kirkham ATTEST: CITY CLERK Marvin C. Brun�ell Please publish in the Fric�ley Sun on September 2 and September 9, 1970 / � � �± CITY OF FRI �Lc"Y A�aOKt� COUPdTY, MINPJESOTA NOTICE OF HEA�ING OF ASSESSMENT WATER IMPROVEME��T PROJECT N0. �8 NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the Council of the City of Fridtey witl meet at the �ity Hatt in said City on the 14th day of September, 197o, at 7:30 P.M., to hear and pass upon all objections, vf any, to the proQosed assessments :� respect to the foilowing impr-ovement, ta-wi*: �WATER IMPROVEMENT PROJ�Ci :�0. �8 Tne propased assessment roti rar each of said im�,rovements is naw on file and open to public inspection by alt persons interested, in the office of the Clerk of said City. At said hearing, the Councii wiit consider writter� or ora? objections to the �ro�osed assessments for each of said improvements. The general nature of the improvements and each of *.hem is ti�e construction of water mains and other appurtenances in the iands and streets designated as follows: Water main and other appurtenances, on the East side of East , !�iver Road, starting from the Southerly end of Outlot A, running along Outlot 1 to Lot Ir 3iock 3, Great t4crth�rn Indust�ial �enter. ��i� c3r'@cl �f"CJ"}.��25E'.L1i i.C? �1� 3S5@'�S�C� Ttia 5a? C.'. ?YTl`�3`v'u'�il?�:�"? �.:•"':C� ��°? ,. i9';�it' i:; :3 i i �}1c3� i �`iG� �bi°�t:?�? fi�G 'l�� <3� G� ^,4"„pR'C?VGCC"�r':;a �J; �rzC`' :: !' ��i�;;l Gii:'. i ; :'^� '.`d1 �}ii'i :S11' area �ounded by t�� `o i i oti�i r�y i;�ies o ;�? 1 rhat pro�erty 1 y; ny w� ;.ii r; �.hc abo��E �e,�cri be� �r":s. Said improvements will be assessed against the prop�rties within the above r�ote� as-eas in ;�F�o1e cr in part �roportionately to each of the lands therein contained accorc�ing �a t{�e �ene�its receiwea. Th� totai c�st af the �mprove- ment i s $ OATED THIS 14th OAY OF S$PTEMB€R, 1970, BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRI �.EY. MR't'0$ Jack 0. Ki rkham ATiEST: CI Y CLERK Marvi n C. Brunsel t��}'�Fha �'t�idley Sun on �eptem�er 2 and Se�tem�er �� 197� � OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the City Council of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on September 14, 1970 in the Council Cha�ober at 7:30 P.M. for the purpose of : Consideration of the Final Plat, P.S. #70-03, Innsbruck North by Viewcon, Incorporated, of that portion of the East Half of the South Half of Section 24, lying North of Interstate #694, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Generally located North of Highway #694 between Matterhorn Drive and the Fridley-New Brighton boundary. Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above mutter may be heard at this time. JACR 0. KIRKHAM MAYOR Yublish: %itgust 26, 1970 September 2, 1970 � J.f + OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the City Council of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on September 14, 1970 in the Council Chamber at 7:30 P.M. for the purpose of: Considerat�on of a rezoning request, ZOA �70-05, by Viewcon, Incorporated for that portion of the East Half of the Southeast Quar.ter of Section 24, to be rezoned from R-1 (single family dwellings) to R-3 (general multiple family dwellings) or R-3A (apartments only), all lying North of Interstate No. 694, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. ' Generally located North of Highway No. 694 between Arthur Street extension and Fridley-New Brighton boundary. Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter may be heard at this time. JACK 0. KIRKHAM MAYOR Publish: August 26, 1970 September 2, 1970 � -- � :.` � , ;.�" ; � . !ti � :' i. _ -. _ — - 6 - --- .. UF � i i rf :i , i��: �.-� ��'��'i__``' �_ �� t �.--------:-� ��-- P��." � . � �;, �, _ _. cAR�EN A ��AT E :.In Q� `— . _� I _' � l t L�� 3: ��4T a� vE p + � . r? :i �' - -I � . � })0 tn � • �O j?' � I 3/ __ 4I 1+. ` �'F�'� o , � � PROPOSEp _ - a� � �s ' l�, I, ' � GRACE CATHOLIC �aa�cH Q� --- - � a o: � i HIGH SCHOC`L 39 �� f - . �� o a 4 Z "" �— _—_— E.V�. Z � I � �E a � w � 1 4r O s6 �' � � � ;�- , " ".; i � 1 �A�Q'f.��(i �� . R-; � • '� ' 1 � 1 qy s� s: sz . \� � � ' � — � � --T-- 7? 4 r. 4/ I7 ; 1 ? t 5'. a 7�! 8 � 1 ` AN � T F AID 2? 4 1 �3i` ��J i9 . �� ` 1 . . �� 1 O , -��RS 4 ;�" �- ,, � � ;�_.. �y I � � VI • / �F� i4 ,� I / 2 T , I • �.' ;c ;s F - I . , , b/ 1 � � � ' ` � 7 `' � R � ' � °`,,;� `' i 2 i � � - �, s , � � � ' ;-�,• F ,�� 1�,1 ;> INNSBRUCK NORTH _ P. 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PLANNING CO�II�fiSSION MEETING AUGUST 19, 1970 � � rA�E I. The meeting was called Lo order at 3:05 P.M. bv Chairman Erickson. ROLL CALL: Memhers PresEnt: Minish, Fitzpatrick, Erickeon, Harris Member Absent: Schmedeke Others Present: Darrel Clark, Engineeriag Assistant APPROVE PLANNING C01�4IISSION MINUTES: AUGUST 5, 1970 IM�TION by Minish, seconded by Xarris, that the Planning Commiss�on Minute� of 1lugust 5, 1970 be approved. Upon a wice vote, a11 voting aye, the motjan carried unanimously. RE(,�IVE BUILDING ST�+iDA�DS-DESIGN CONTi�(JL $i18t�lQT1'�E ZQI�T!'ES : AUGUST 6, 1970 MOTION by Harris, seconded by Minish, that the Planning Cammission rece�ve � the.m�nutes of the Building Standards-D�esign Control Subconmiittee meeting of August 6, I970. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried urtani mous 1 y . RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES:' AUGUST 11, 1970 MOTION by Minish, seconded by Fitzpatrict, that the Planning Commission receive the minutes of the Board of Appeals meeting of August 11, 1970. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried iu�animously. �ECEIVE PARKS AND SECREATION CO�IISSION MINUTES: JULY 27, 1970 NOTION by Ninish, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Commission receive the minutes of the Parks and Recreation Couanission lrteeting of Jn1y 27, 1970. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ORDER Oi /�NDA: 1. Chairua Erickaon #�idicsted tha s��nda �atld �roceod as written. P.S. #70-03 Section 24. : That portiaa of t �r � 2. CONTINUBD PUBLIC HBARING: REZONING REQUEST: ZOA i70-05. DY VIEWODN, INC.: �� For that portion of the Fr'� of the S� of Section 24 to be rezoned fraa � R�1 to R-3 (general multiple family dwellinga) or R-3A (apartmente only). � i � f� .� Plannin�Commir�sioa Meeting - August 19, 1970 p�g� Z The public hearing notices for the proposed preliminary plat, Inasbruck North, P.S. #�70-03, and the rezoning requeat, ZOA /70-05 bq Viewcon, Inc. Wexe read by Chairman Erickson. Mr. R. D. Blohm, 1605 Berne Road, ask�d if the members of the Planning Commiasion had seen some of the buildinga Viewcon had conetructed. The Chairman informed the public that at the last meeting there w�s 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 aad he had a conducted tour through the project. Mr. Minish and Chaitman Erlcksoa had also viewed them. Une of the differences betWeen a townhouse aad towahouee- apartment is that eseh apartment is a one floor unit from front to back. The tawnhouae-apartment consists of two six unit buildinge connected. Mr. C. E. Van Eeckhout (Chuck) of Vievcon, Inc. gaid th�y int�nd to build the same plan in Fridley with slight modifications to accom�odate siagle faiaily concept. For example, they would put petitions between the gaTages aad �ake them larger, wlth a hallway so that the garagea can be locked tsom the insid� and outaide. There are some interior 2ayout changes to be made, but the ba�iC coneept is the same. There will be a larger dining and kitchen area. Mre. Doyle Mullin, 1233 Hathaway Lane wanted to knaw if it were out oi , ordar to �sk for a quick explanation of the plan ae it pertains to traffic, d�tw ity and zoniag inasmuch ae this was her first seeting. Chairaaa Er�ckaoq reviewed the Vieircon layout. � � , i� � � � ' , , ' Mr. William Dietz, 1280 Hathaway Lane: His question t�ras la cotljuACti0t1 With a traffic atudy of Hathaway Lane and posaible extension to Msttssho�l Dr1ve. According to hia understanding of the proposed plans, there �rould bs abaut 2,500 ca=a, and if they follawed the normal course of the tr�ffic p$tt�t'n, they Would be ueing HathaWay Lane to get out to Highway �65. Ae de�iaitely felt that the condition of the street was not conducive to this extsa CtafilC. Mr. C..M. Engebretson, 5375 Matterhorn Drive: He aeked ebout the l�t1d that wss to be donated for a park by the petitloner. The total acreage Mas �2 acYes and Mr. Fitzpatrick (Chairman of Parke � Recreation) said there W�ue about the sau�e amount of tax forfeit land adjacent to this property which the Ci.ty contemplated purchasing. Mrs. Mullin wae oppoaed to using the land for anything except R-l. The traffic between the time of 4:30 and 5:00 on Old Central Avenue and Highway �6S ie extre�eely heavy naw. She felt the proposed pro�ect would add to the tsaillC problem. She thought thie was a poor plan. � There rae then a diacussion�of the intereection of Matterhorn Drive and Hath�rtay Lane. There would be no problem vith the xater on Matterhora Driw because the watermain was in and the ground was at grade, but Where Ma�tterho�u lnteraecta Hathaway, there is a steep grade -- about 10 foot differential aad lOX grade going to Central Avenue which would make it difficult to dslvo Mith Winter ice. Mr. Van Eeckhout aaid there are certain advaatages to closia= fl�thaWay Lane a� far ae Viewcon ia concerned. If the final plat ie approved, �s pressntsd this evening, with Hathaway Lane tying up to Matterhorn Drive, aa adjustment 1�1 � PlanniaA Commiasion MeetinA - Auguet 19�, 197Q P�Qe 3 could be maaie later oa to close the etreet by a vacation request. Darrel Clark said that if the atreet were closed, which would autonatically disconnect it from Matterhorn Drive, Hathaway Lane wrould have to be removed fro� the State Aid system. If New �righton would cooperate, and have the propoeed road which inter�ect� with Silver Lake Road designated as State Aid, Fridley could consider designating its portion State Aid also. If Hatha�ray Lane vere closed, a turn around would have to be considered. A citizen said that when they purchased their property, they checked the whole ares and found it was zoned R-1. 1°tney preaumed it would stay this way. He had not heard of anyone who approved thia plan aad he thqught the Planning Commission would go along with the residenta of the area. Mr. Blohm did not feel this type of area development would beaefit the City of Fridley. As thia is the largest tract left in Fridley to be dsveloped, he felt aerious consideration ahould be given before a decision ie reached. He wondered if the petitioner would be persitted to cone in so'e time in the future and request the R-1 area to be rezoned to multiples. Mr. Van Eeckhout anawered that perhaps such a thing could be, but they had no plans to do so. Mr. Engebreteon asked which area wrould be developed firet. The aneM�t waa they would probably start with the aingle family dvellinge. Mr. Miniah wondered if it would not depend upon the selling of the lots whether or not they stmrt with sin�l� house�. �e ��d t�i�� t�►p� of financing waa available for this ��pe of � p�ojeet as he would have 6r�st concern if the project could not be finished. Mr. Vaa Eeckhout asid they have three fiaaacial source� they are coasultl3'��+ an insurance company, inveetment company and truat fund. He did aot believ� there was the possibility of not finishing the project. He said the coit of eingle family hoaes are going beyond the resch of moat of the peopls. Th�� 1• a chaage in the hous3ng �srket in the direction of the tawahouse-apart�sute. They would begin ti�� project late this fall or early spring and complete !.a three to five yeara. When a sale has been made, the buyer can finance 1nde� pendently or use Viewcon facilities. Their method of building �uld be, fpr exs�pls, to construct 100 units, and after selling 75 of them� they Mould build the aext 100. Mr. Van Eeckhout added they would petitian for about ona half ot tb� t►treeta. Matterhorn Drive and the East/iiest road, upon approval o! the pstitioas. Hs did not think it would make senae to build all the roads at otice. A discuaeion folla+ed regarding poseible anbuildable lots. The aas�asNAts !or streets, se++er and water would amount to quite a bit over the vl�lue ot •oae lota. If the Citq had to take over these lota, the special asse��t�t.� �ould thea be borne by the City. Mr. Van Eeckhout said a possible �oluti0a Nould be to deaignate a certain number of lot• that would be considesed vu- buildable and szempt apy asseaemente for thie reasoa aad �psead the a�ass�aNp�tt� owr the build�le lots. Then if the lots did rsYSrt to the City, tb� oal� lo�• Mould be t!a rul a tate tas. HoWever, it wa� felt thia procedure Nouid h�w to be studled by the City Attorney. _� . ' ' � � ' � � i � � � ' _� � ' l_J � � , � , , � � _ _. . _ ._ . .. .. . . . . . �...'__"i.. � � ,�_ �t i �-. Au�ust 1.� 1970 Ya�G Y1�-"-ai:Za Co�:::. ss on MGetii. _ --- •�' M07'ION b� Fitzpatricl+, secvndec� b� bl.inish, that tPie Planaii�:g Cor:rrr.�GSi��!< C.�ose the public hearings for the. pZ'OIJO�E-'d Prel.inuna: y n1at, Fr�nsbrL:c�: A'o�•th, P.S. #70-03, by Viewcon, Inc., for Lhat portior� of thG E'� of the 51-z of Scc�zc�n ZQ, AId� t�� rezoning requ°st, GO� #70-05, b, Vie��con� Inc. for that portion of the E'-� of th° ��y of Section 2�' to be xezonn.:I fro� R-1 to R-3 (ye�exal muZt?ple d-,ae1 �in7s) o- R-3A (anartmAnts o�1�) . U� ��i a vo1.c� vote, a1I ��ot� =�7 �:�e. th^ moti on r.�r. rz ed iltl�':7].IRJ'15Z u• �`�lE? Si:0iL1 SEW�r p�o7?e� W�.S t�1.SCV.SBeC�. C.?i.�--sj.LS 'viC33�..C! i?r�. l:i-'-��.� tC3' o�l:� StUtris ��2:."E2' 7.T1 i:�1C f0�':f1 Of xe�enw'j.G�l �)?.^:in5 7T.' S;iT� S, liiu�sE �?Uii�.C� 't�C Li^ 8'.?!:"7 S 112r �.Oi;. �'ii� �.�-.'�•�.,.r ��;`:2iL.LC>i, '�'7'.i�:�) '�:i G_;. �L`i�.c��4 ,i O'_1 u,:�.ix�;�.R.: �3�:ij_�.y CZdF �.ii r,, t y_ 7.� �' �. r�?c'3 II?"i11��5=<';�1�'.:. O� tl-y_`�z .. n�� ;-� �,�r?�� c� � � �'��:l�s�;:' 1 u �,ni_�`� �u �ni�..� �L� �.� � � .. _. ..� axeP �.9 V@t t0 t0 �ti'OY�.eil QU�. II i�iiSK'�'L rn �tl? C±il.�`.:��'..jC�?? Gf I7?�UJ�N�":� C7�.�i1 a�li;� tY�e of e>�sre�l, Darrel C�ark saici that �:l�is.�*i_li b� the £i�st c�e in :2i�leye t�u�, l:a hact tulke� Frith �h� Neca F;�i_�;h�orz en�ir��Ls c�;ho to11 niia t'cey have clt�i�.e �s te�.* J.ike �his in Nesa Bzighto�i and th�y h�.ve had no bad e�eraer_ce ��aith th�tn. . --�, ,'-i I•ir. �T�c? Eecr:��L� stat�c� the i:ro_�:.�..L_cn ��e ha� r�c�ived �xc:a his eneine�rs in .a h� Za .° i;; � F, z•:s� qu�.�e i.^.i�r��tz:s�. Th� �E:t�� o� tY:e �.ake 3•� xe�ai.0 t.� t Ca�_o : � , -�� a 2� 30 i'ee e sor � a_ _ '� �c? �: �c 12r=_d, i.t �_s ;�x:;�l � ct7ryt„� il"' � (.ii.v ie:'°i3:s :1 �:i_c^.. �'iG'1.7� �� ' . ; �, .� Z � ?:'.S 't124 ��k� p:��a,�-i� �,as;n withoLZ any c?ay. ,A� tna �•,<a�� t�_.�ec �,:.� er�_c:�; � it �L7�-�.� J.Tl� ��tr2te d�r;n anc'i the wa�e-r caI11 di�s_p�+�-e. T�� o3g�•�;c siZ4s .�?�'.:� 2e�.;s�'�e�� t'��o�.g�? nai:ur�:? p�'oce.�ses. A i�i�.�c_ztq of t�!�� ].it��.e ',:ralla i�: the 47i2G�.4 dtf�.^� G�c A::3: ��.j `E;i:�J�i. ' . F: �1.J4'ii� 1,1'y1_Ii� Jvi.17".,�1 01 ij��ryi: �:}�� G�j•`,�. .,+. _ � �_:..v�..i l�ir. Fit2��iriC�, ieic�rir�g �o th p 1 �„- tQ r�'.E.' �fLl�,=J1ri�S b?1X'i� COO CZqS@ t0 i.�18 tl�.b�'i�,?.;dj7y c^.^L�� •'Y.u� �v2i'E }%011 p..cx__::�.P.� to do ther.e? P4r. Va� Eeckt-�out said they a=e leaLji�� SO fe�� o� i�-n'nt��z'ztrte� natur.�1 a�ea, The propo��a pla�;s for ��er ��cd wa�e: .�:er� 2ga,-n revieU�ed. � f��r �� ;��ate� fox' t�ie axea was concerned, ther.e di_d not see.m to be any poss?-� �i1:i �y of s�.nking a nec�� elJ_ with a 1� m�i lli on gallon r. eservoiT in this aYr-_a. AC this poir.� the Ch ainnan made the •follo;air.g su�ary : fle �id r_. L hav�� any par�icular o�jectio�n to th�. p-ropos:�?_; r�or�etier, if tY.� Ylzrr.ing Ce:�,r�is�io� ��cic�er� to recouTMea� 2pprov�? � Yj° WOL�.�1 s,.age-_�t the fcl�o��in� stipu�.aL�.or�s: 1) 2) G) �) 6) 2•i�t �erho-rn Dxi.ve b� improvecl t� G�rdcr,2. - , �..�._._._._._.. � I.�nc� should be ewther dedicat�� tc� tr�e Ci�_v or F��-�e'� �x ?cce;�'ec� by �he Vill��t.�ae c?f _Ne��r �ri.Khton aor' the i:?ptovena;;� C:___.t___�. srzee.t_iz'C*:i the East lii�e of the. pro�ertiv t� Silver Lake Ro�d. Harh�t�: a_Y I.��.n? should not _�_thro�h. `5�G s<<nul.d be h�ld bF�k fa?^ [1n � a a�'�knents c�ns¢rucfied alon_g �� ' �__� .�.--�-.------ enot�i? fx'om the freew� r��f�t �of. c.,� ��r. a na�tura]. scre�n. That the Cit� srot�.ld b�iven p�r;ni_ssion by_tne pP_ _titioapr to desa.gnate i:he nvmber _o�ossi_ble ��nbuild2'o?.e lots in t� he R�„1 diGtric4 to e�:�n�� fro=_n asse�sm?.n*_. P�u� � That the�etitioner n°dicate the l�sld :;ho�an as "Park" on the �rop ose��l at . . Er.Ic`�;,_;on su«?cstel thoubht shr,�ild be �iven to :iigt'- r'-se C�t2i"LP'.3T? ov �pa�•tr�e.�::.s . I�i�. �i.rzpatr;_c'� di_d. r�ot feei he could :�ake �b_e m^'tior. b�_�c�ase h� �ac� not- . v��n to t.i� recer_t n�.��tin�s, but he ��as w°11 °n�».�h iniort^�d �o v�te ?,a he ha3 s �:t;die3 i:he minutes . • _ 2�I.r. rli:ni.sh fel� he w�s no4, at this poi��, st�ongl,� in f��or of �th2 projcrt. _. __ __ _ _ _ _�� ' � u � , � _� ' ' ' i �. ' � ' � ' ' � � � ' Pl.annin� Commission Meeting - August 19�1970 Pa��e 5 He felt there should be some way to preserve the terrain. He referred to the density in the Ttain Lakes concept but said the ratio is much more eotnfortable in the Innsbruck North area. He did not feel he could endorse this proposal. Mr. Harria said he knew that developi�z� the area in question in the satne matiner as the �nnsb�uc� ax'ea to the Sou�h �ould be economically diff_icult, but ma it s�er�s the tirend is ax�ay from sin�le famiiy� draellings and this distuxbs him. It would be dif£icult to �et someone to co�e in and put money in single fan�i�y dwel�.in�� fox the whole area. Also, he felt Chexe was no way in which you could develap this land in single far�ily dwellings without completely chan&�ng th� _. landscape and di5turbin� it to a paint where yr�u would not recognize it� Ii� checked the Vie�acon �rin Lakes project. He felt the inter�or o� the bulldings was very wel]. cione• The concept was not the co:nmon, ordinary run of the u�i.11. type of apaxtr�ents. There is a very nice large xecreation type of bu�ldi.ng for the use of the re�idents. The density in Lhe Ir�nsbruck Noxth project i.s nearly '-i of what it is in the 1�ain Lakes. . Mr. Fitzpat�ick felt the proposal deserved to be looked at by the Cot�nail, and should not be he�.d up any longer. Mr. Van Eeckhout sa:id they had worked hard to save as m�ny trees Ss th�y could. The toc�nhouse--apartments 4�ould be the sa�ue as attached single f�uut�.ly re�idences with 200 feet or more of green area bet�xeen the buildings. The &in�l.e f�mily residences will have 15 to' 20 feet bet�aeen thee�. They were cex'tait� a lot more trees in the East Hal� o� the area can be saved than �h� West where the sin�le family homes would be. Mr. Harr.is said he realized that you cannot develop this ground and mak� eve�ybody huppy. Mr� Van Eeckhout eras asked whzt was the density he had accepted in other Clties ior the high rise �partments. The tygical fi�ures used were GO-5Q unifis per aere. High rise �pabtments occupy only a small pQrcentage of the land; they are more costly tn construct; the return is not as good as tha�t pf a tpwn° house or tos�m!:o�.se-�p��~.�°nt. The o�i�inal c:,'nvr �o�s not cr,�n tha hi�h r�.�� building. Viewcon had talked with a large nu�b�r of peogle from the adjacent �rea be�oxe presenting their plans to the City. As a result of these meet;in�s, they h�ve comproraised their plan and they do not feel they have the time �o �fight a high ri�e battle. MDT.TON by Minish, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Commission xefer wfthovt recom�endation to Council the proposed preliminary p1a�� Innsb�'u�k North, P.S. �r70-03, by Viewcon, Inc. of that portion of the E� of the S'� o� Seatip.n 24 and the z'�zoning request, ZOA #70-05, by Viewcon, Inc. for that po�'t-zorl p,f th3 E�Z of tha S�� of Section 24 to be rezoned from R--1 to R-3 (genex'al lnti.It�P�� family d:�ellir.�s) or R--3A (apartments only) bu� w�ith the provision that t'.e _ � sti ulations reviousi �ade b the Chairman, a.y listed beloe�r, be considered i F Council should approve the proposals. Upon a voice vote, blinish and Fitz-^ patrick voting aye, Haxtis and Erickson votinq nay, the. b�TION FAILED. 1) Ma�terho*�1 Dxive be i��-roved to Gardena. Z) •I.aaid should be either dedicated te the City of Fridley or accepted by th� Vil�age of New Brighton for the improvement of a street fYOm th� �ast �i-tae oE the pzoperty to Silver Lake Road. 3� Hathaway Lane should not go through. ' ��> > PlanninS Commiasion Meetinp - AuAust 19, 197A Pags 6 , 4) Any apartments constructed along #694 ahould be held back far enough from the frgeway right of. way for a natural screen, 5) That the City should be given permiasion by the petitioner to designate the number of poasible unbuildable lots in the R-1 district to exeatpt from asseasment. 6) That the petitioner dedicate the land shawn as "Park" on the proposed plat. The Chairman instructed that the minut�es ahow the members of the Planning Com�nission could not agree. Mr. Van Eeckhout asked that if this meant the property was not being properly developed, they would like to knvw whaz the Planning Commiasion would conaider shuuld be done. They would be very sensitive to any direction, for obviouely there are some objectioas and aome things that the Comaission did nvt feel should be done. They would like to knvw what tr�ey are and they would work with the Commiasion. Mr� Miniah said the statement had been made it is not feaaible to develop the property R-l. Why. if the property ie zoaed R-1, ie it not developed that way? [ie felt there has been no facta given t�a justify the statement. When the Commission is faced with a decision tc change zoning from R-1 for property ot thie size, a good reaeon ahould be given for devlating fro�n that. It may be th�t in R-1 you can aave only 20X of the trees and in your proposal for totim- house-apartments you can save 40X, but there were no figures to prove it, It wae difficult for him to make a recomnendation that thia proposed plan is the best one. Cha:[rmaa Erickson.told Mr. Van Eeckhout that both the CoaQaission and the public are very appreciative of the work they put into this request. He hAd indieated he felt high riae in that area would be acceptable, �t leaet to hitp. A1� the Comniseion can do is pass their "thank you" and the Council will m�1ce their decieioa. Mr. Fitzpatrick added the property o�ner hae the right ta ultimately develqp h1s property profitably, but he did not have any solution. The other proposal that had been made geaersted insurmountable problems of traffic. This ia a psoblem for the cicy in general. The right of the property awner and the rlght of the surrotuiding re�idents not to be saddled with a problem seems to be where the �1.tuation slts -- �tithout recommendation. MT. Harris eaid, in his opinion, it was not the Vie�con plan or the way it waa dvae. It probably goes further back. When every one in that asea bought their hw�ee it was soaed R-1. They bought property with the idea this Mas �oing to be �11 residential. Perhaps this situation is not one of the Planning Co�- a�ias�on making. PqTION by Ninish, seconded by Harris, that the Planning Commission recoa�nend Cottnail hold a hearing on these tr.ro requests at their meeting of September 1d, 19)O even though the Plannirx� Commission was unable to make a recomr�endation. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 3. SPE I USE PERMIT UEST: NORTH AIR HOt� ASSOCIATION SP #70-10: To im- �rv�e parkiag lo on 3c�uth 1S0 feet`'of Lot 18, Brookview Addition, Section 45.071 (3F) City Code. OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ' Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hea�ing of the City Council of the City ef Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 �Jafversity Avenue Northeast on September 14, 19�0 in the Council ,Chamber at 7:30 P.M, for the pu�po�e of: Consideration of a Final Plat, Onan Terrace, P.S. #�70-02, by George N. Nelson, of Lots 30 and 31, Auditor'a Subdivision No. 129 lying in the Northeast Quarter of Section 12, T--30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoks, Minnesota. Generally located in the 1500 Block between 73rd Avenue and Onondaga Street Northeast. Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above �atter Will be heard at this meeting. c JAQC 0. RIRKHAM NAYOR Publlsh: Auguet 26, 1970 September 2, 1970 �i d � GFORGE M. NELSOI� - P. S. 9t70-02 � N� L. 30, r:2 L. 31, A.s. ��129 1 . � � . � � � f�� ` �+ ��I �� N E CORNER ; � ,l,w SEC. /1 , .: .. . � . „ i�:°{Q�"�'�'_s"•.,. 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ROLL CALL: Membera Preseat: Minieh, Erickson, Schmedeke, Harris Member Absent: Fitzpatrick Othera Preeent: Darral Clark, Engiaeering /lssistant APPROVE PLANNING COMISSSION MINUTES: JULY 8, 1970 M�TION b� �linfsh, secanded by Xarr�e, that t.he Planning C�futOn XSnq�M of Ju1y B, 1970 be approved. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting �ty�, tt� motlo�n csrried unanimously. BBCEIVE •PLATS 6 SUBDIVISIONS-STREETS b UTILITIBS SUB00I�tITTEE !t[�1TrE�s JlR�I •. 1970 lMDTZON by Schmedeke, seconded by Xinisb, that the Planntng CC�wisiiOn s's�1vr ' the minutea of the Plats � Strbdivisioons-Streets 6 Uttl3ties Swbcc�tittes A�t1� of Ju1y 8, 1970. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion Carzied un�r�iwpl,l,��y. ' LI I' RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN OONTRUL SUBOOIr�iITTEE MINUTE3: JULY 9� 1970 MOTION by Harris, seconded by Schmedeke, that the PZan»i.ng CGa�is�ion reCeiYO the minutes of the Buildinq Standards-Des�gn Control Subcoamittee meettng of Ju1y 9, 197C. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carzied unani�ou�ly. RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: JULY 14, 1970 1�TION by lllinish, se�nded by Xarris, thut the Planning Ca�iasivtt teaeive the minutea of the Board Appeals meeting of July 14, 1970. Upan a voicv v�vt�, 1t11 v�tfng aye, the motion carried unanimously. � ! l. ��LIC HEA1tING: OONSIDERATION OP A PitOPOSED P�L.IMNA�Y PI.AT. P.8�. I70�-OZ, BY GEO�Gi 1t. �I,SON: Lots 30 and 31, Auditor • Subdivisiaa llo. 129. �. ' �: For an s�tosobile parking lot and recreatiaa uea to be loc�t�d an the Ii� of Lots 30 and 31� ezcept tbe porth 125 feet, of�Auditor�• St�►� division /129. r ' The �nginaering As�lataat •u6geet�d that f bscawre these t�ro rsquat� inlnolvs the �ase piece oi grovad and develop�ent. and t�at the plat ia contia��nt vpaa the Special Dse Perait, thaq could be coasidered at the ease time. , I' i� �l Co�miasioa Meetin - Jul 22 1970 2 The Public Haaring Notices for the Proposed Preliminary Plat, P.S. �7¢02, by George N. Nelson for Lots 30 aud 31, Auditor's Subdivieion 8129. euid th� Specia�. Uae Permit RaquQSt, SP N70-08, by George N. Nelson, for an automobile park�ng lot and recreation area to be located on the N� of Lots 30 and 31, except the North 125 feet of Auditor`a Subdivision #129 were read by Chairman Erickson. Mr. Nelson, Sr., Mr. Nelson, Jr., Mr. William Merlin and Mr. Otto Schmid Of Urbaa Planning & Design, Inc. �vere present. � Mr. Nelaoa, Sr. reviewed the request by saying their inteutioae Mess to build � apart�suts. Originally they took ateps to re�one the whole site bacaw• tl�ote ' had beea some objectiona to build apartment buildinga on propertq zooad sayldeA- tial. Naw they decided to reatrict themselves to building on the laad aaa�d !o�' ap�rt�ent�, use the reet of the land for parking and subdivide ths six loC� oa , O�ondaga Street. The lots on Onondaga will be 80'x125' except the Waaterly lot wt�ich will ba 115'x125' to al.lo�w for a 30 foat eseement on the Westssly sd�� fps iuture road. I�[r. Otto Scha�id explained that the project hae the aa�e layout as pr�eutsd. laeC `rintsry wLth the exception the apartr�ent buildings Will be a►1 psop��rty zansd R-3� +and thsy ��re aeking for a Special Use Permit for parkl.p� aad rsy�cs��iOA�� trea. �e �it� Would be more attractivQ if they were allaWed to dev�lop th�� be�weeu tha hom� on Qaaadaga Strset and the apartm�uta for parkiag u►d r�Cs'M��'C10R foz tht et+artments. Mr. W1].l�a�n Merlia added that, as an alternative to th� plat. theq xoyld 7.ike �.l,e Pfanuing Commissior, to consider the poesibility of a strs�t th tb� �piddle uf tt►e block eo that they caa do somethiug �rith the inaer postio�tb� b�ock. Tliey believe there ie a particular hardship because of the iaa�r�p�s! 0= the �iuck. These are long lota, and they Would like aome way to develop Lha mlddle area; therefore, they were aakiag for a Special IIee Perait or VariaRcs, Because a Varia�ce ez� Special Uee Permit is heard by different couunitteess� it - was decided to begin with the Special Use Permit. Chairman.Erickson said they had about 19,Q00 square feet.and thsy could =0 to the Board o�• Appeale for a variance on th,e area requiresente. Mx�. George Nanson, 1476 Onondaga Stseet: He eaid the propo�ed plet �ll °glve the petitioner the same density as if they had rezoned. 1) The tt�ighbos� ielt the requeat should be denied because of schooling. The childsea in thi•: a�ea right naw are being bussed to Blaine School. 2) Looking oa the oay, tb4 arsa all arou�►d the S� oi Lote 30 and 31 are zoned R-3. We doa't belisvl� tb�t Comniaeion, because someane vaata to apeculate ou R-1 propesty, should ls�l it •hould be gs�nt�d. At tha Covncil nisetiag thsq had a petitioa a6sinat tbe �e�aain� of 60 sigaatures, everyoae in the area. except tva paopls. Thq doa�G object to the apart�ent bvilding an 73rd Avenue but. ae far as rssating R-� psapartq to incre�se the density for the apart�ents by �akin` � parkiag �ct� racrsatioaal arex. they do object. Laet year the Planning Cowdsaioa O.R•'d �b� �'esaaing reque�t bu� Council turaed it dam for the people. This �rear tb� �1qiM• �ie thought the Council took into consideration the t+einta of the Morkiag pep�l� �n Chis area. Wheu every person in that �hole area does not M�nt �a spast�ant there� these will be no benefit fran it. Ae would like to see the Coai��aa deny it. ��.�I Planning Cmami.aeion Meetia�g _-_July 22� 1970 Pa�e 3 Mr. Hanson was informed that the Council did not deny the la�t requeat -- the petitioner withdrew the request. Also that the Spring Lake Park Schoo2 pi.strict was atudying the poasibility of a ne�w school on Osborne Road and Lake- aide Road. Nick Barrett, 7450 Lakeside: When he applied for a new home, he was told he was going into oae of the finest districta in Fridley. He was bpm and rat�setd �a Chicago so he knows what it is to have tenements and apartments. He lived in Southeast Minneapolis for ten or fifteen years. At firat it was oas of ths be�tt places you could live in all of Minneapolie. If you take a trlp dawA Cha�e noF►, you wil� see what happena with all your apartments and everything. Th,st W�s why he moved aoway from there -- undesirable characters and living caaditipt». Wh�t he had seen so far thia evening, he would hate to see come to pa�s. Robert Peregard, 7430 Lakeaide: If the petitioner could build the houae� first on Onondsga and aell them before tiie apartmeuts were built, maybe the people �ould be given more conaideration, as they might not like the apasttMnt+1. IP the apartmente were built first, he didn't think the houaee would sell. ChaiTman Erickson explained the proppsed plat would be "L" shaped, it wo�tld b� th� �hole piece without any buildings. The Special Uae Perait was tor yarkin� amd �ecr�atiauAl parposes. Irir. Harrls wondered i� the Special Uss Pertal.t w.r� ��ted, would Mr. Nelson have to get a variance. The answer wae ha would 1g hq wa�ted to bu11d awre units than the land zoned R-3 permits. Mr. George Haneon: I� the Fridley Code does not allow more than 40 unit�w ' for the amount of land Mr. Nelson plans to use, then there would be more th� �mple parking space and there would be no need to get a Special Uae Permit !ar parking. Mr. Ne2saA said the zoning ordinance provides, with the deneity as 1t is� �mple room for parking two cars per unit. �TION Ly Narris, secanded by Minish, that the Planni�g Comniasion close the public hearing of the proposed Preliminary P1at, P.S. I�70-02, by Geozge N. Ivelsan fox Lots 30 a.nd 31, Auditor's Svbdivision MI29. Upon a voice vote, all v�oting aye, the aat�on cars�ed unanimously. Mr, Harris questioned if there cauld be the possibility of access oaCo Oaoadag� Street fro� the parking area. The Engineering Assistant said that oM NAy of preventing thia would be to put the recreation area next to the 30 foot easewent and �a!t allvw traffic from Oaondaga to the parking lot. The Westerlp 115 toot coraer lot, even with the dedication of 30 feet irill present no p�coblqa. Chairman Erickson asked the copies of the preliminary sketch used thia evening be numbered and dated. l�TIAN by Schmedeke, seconded by M.tnish, that the Planning Comnission recam- �nend approvel to the Council of the proposed Preliminary Pldt, P.S. �70�OZ, by Georye N. Nelaon of Lots 30 and 31, Auditor's Subdivision No. I?9 subje�t to ti�a ne►cessary 30 foot easement for e road on the West side of the plat, subj�ct tO �tag-�vtber uti2ib� e�se�arits,. thtt •the plat inel�dea. a1I•#ix lots on Ononda�at Stree� �nd the other 1a�rge parce.I to remair� }� one. Upon d V01C9 vpte, �11 vot.tn� .. � . py�, �h� mptalpn csrried unanlmously. ' ' , , ' I, I' I, I' ' � , zf �launing Commis�ion Meeting July 22, 1970 - Page 4 Mr. Minish asked if the Planning Com�isaion BrovedthecPlat and thevSpeClalhe Special Use Permit, and if the Council were to app Use Permit, would that mean the petitioner could use the land for only a pask�n8 lot? Darrel Clark answered "yes"; however, if they wish to bu11d uwre units than Che R-3 land will allaw, they would need a variance. Mr. Harris asked if there would be acreening.along the nev North line. Mr. Merlin answered that they do want to have screening. They do not kao� what kind yet, as some people like a fence and some don't. MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded.by M.inish, thdt the Planning C��si� c1o'�e the public hearing for a Spec�al Use Permit, SP �70-08, by Georga N. Nelsor� for an automobile parkinq lot and recreation area to be lxated on the Nortb A��! oP Lots 30 and 31, except the North 125 feet of Auditor's Subd�v�slon No. 1�?9. Upon a voice vote, aZ1 vot.ing aye, the motion carr�ed unanimously. Ciiainaan Exickson concluded that the request ie about the ea�8 as that pre- senCed in the past, except there are no buildings oa the Nosth plece. The Cow- mi�sion has apent something over a year studying this problem, he►s app=ovsd iC twice, feeling that the area is somewhat of a problem because of the lsa�th o� the lots on 4nondaga and thls 1s prnbably a xeasoaable use. He would 11ke to see that the recreation aiea be moved to the �IQet.sad the parkiag to tbs $a9t to give greater protection to the residential asea and r�rict ace�ss t0 OAODd��►. �ypTION by Miniah, seeonded by 5cl�rnedeke. that� the Planning Caa�i��On t�vc7� mend approval to the Council of the Special Use Permit� SP N70-0$, by G�OZ"�e W• Nelson for an automobile parking lot and recreatio�al area to bs lOCSted Ola th�" 1V� of Lots 30 and 31, except the North 125 feet of Auditor's Subdiv�s�o� ��+• 11� wa th the condi tions that the peti tioner reverse the location of the reCteAkio�TJdt� area with the parking area, erect screeninq between the residential Iota �11ad the recreation and parking ares, and that there be no access to O�ondaga StZ'eet. ilporl a voice vote, aIl voting aye, the mot-i.on carried unanimously. htr. Minish added that the reason for the approval is that the proposed u+�e of the property, with a Special Use Permit, allows greater flexibility on the South portion, thus raaking better use of the property. 3. PUBLIC HEARING: PIi�POSED YRELIMINARY PLAT P.S. �70-03 INNSBRUCK N�� YIBWO�N. INC.: That portion of the F� of the S� of 3ection 24+ 4. PUBLIC HEARING: REZONIyG RE UEST: ZOA �70-OS BY VIBi1QOH INC•s For that portiaa of the E� of the SF}t of Section 24 to be rezoned fso� A-1 to R-3 (�eneral multiple family dwellinge) or R-3A (aparta�ents aalq). The Pub lic Hesring Notices for the Proposed Preliminary Plat, P.S. �� Innsbruck North az►d the Rezoning Request. ZOA �70-OS, for that portV ��o�t�ac� of the SFh of Section 24 to be rezoned from R-1 to R-3 or It-3A, by �ere read by Chairman Erickaon. The petitiona were represented by Charles Van Eeckhout and Da=rel Farr. The Engineering Aeoi�t+�.t explained �he petitioner has put tbe R-�l lpts in the We�terly portioa oi tha praposed�'plat totalling eix block�i �d �bt �aetarlq pottion iato tao large outlots (C � D) for �ultiuk d�+�l ��.: ��t�, Oqtlot B bein� a stor� sa+►er holdiag baeia as N4�i � f P . „ . ! /��7 v - Meadowlands Park � Priorities ; - _ 1) General From West to East 2) Specifics _ : __ ;. _ a) Heavy Construction _ " (1) Pipe to supplant ditch . _ _ _ (2) Hydrant_ .. ___ - . __ . (3) Grading , : _ _ . .. , _ _ . b) Backstop ' , : c) Shelter __ _ _ d) Lighting � e) Tennis Courts � f) Parking ' g) Additional pipe on East side plus additional grading ' 0 l 1 �1 I LIST OF CONTRACTOR'S LICENSES TO BE APPROVED BY COUNCIL AT THE MEETING OF SEPTII�ER 14, 1970 GENERAL CONTRACTOR APPROVED BY Archies Conatruction Inc. Route #5 Anoka, Minneaota By: G. A. Gunderson Bldg. Inap. Eidem & Wolters Const. Co. Route �5 Osseo, Minnesota By: Richard A. Eidet Bldg. Inep. C & S Remodeling Inc. 2542-7th Street N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Leo R. Castigan Bldg. Inop. Londer Company 2909 1Jicollett Avenue Minneapolie, Minnesota By; R. Londer Bldg. Insp. MA90NRY - Haward Lidtke Construction Route #2 Wyoming, Mimzesota By: Howard Lidtke Bldg. Inap. 0 RESOLUTION N0. �� RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT AND FINAL PLAIvS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES OF COSTS THEREOF: STREET IN�'ROVEMENT PROJECT ST . 19 i 0-1 ADDENL'UM r10 , 4 +'<i; I ,r:: �- WHEREAS, Resolution No. 155-1970 adopted the lOth day of August, 1970 by the City Council, set the date for hearing on the proposed improvements, as speci- ��.cally noted in the Notice of Hearing attached hereto for reference as Exhibit "A", and WHEREAS, all of the property owners whose property is liable to be assessed with the making of these improvements (as noted in said Notice) were given ten (1Q) days �notice by mail and published'notice of the Council Hearing through two (2) we�kly publications of the xequired notice, and the hearing was held and the property owners heaxd thereon at the hearing, as noted in said notice. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, as follows: 1. T'hat the following improvements proposed by Council Reaolution No. 155-1970 are hereby ordered to be effected and compieted as soon as reasonably possible, to-wit: Sidewalk improvement including grading and other work located as follows: South side of Osborne Road: 5th Street to East line of Lot 1, Block 1, Osborne M,anor 2nd Addition (West property line of Unity Hospital) 2. That work to be performed under ttzis project may be performed under one or more contracts as may be deemed advisable upon receipt of bids. 3. That Nasim M. Qureshi, City Engineer-Director of Planning, City Hall, Fridley, Minn. is hereby designated as the Engineers for this improv�- ment. shall prepare final plans and specifications for the making of such improvement. ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS , 1968. ATTES�: CITY CL�RK - Marvin C. Brunsell �, DAY OF MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham �..: ± i . � � � - RESOLU7ION N0. � - 1970 �---- RESpLUTION CONFIRhtING ASSESSMENT FOR 1570 WATER AND SEWER MAINS, LATERALS� AND SERVICE CONNECTIONS 7 BE IT RESOLVEO by the City Councit of the City of Fridtey, Minnesota, as fottows: 1. The Gity Cterk has with the assistance of the engineers heretofore selected by this Council for such purpose, calculated the proper amounts to be speciatty assessed for the 1970 WATER AND SE1JEl2 MAINS, LATERALS, AND SERUICE CONNECTIONS in said City against every assessable lot, piece, or parcel of land in accordance with the provisions of law, and has prepared and filed with the City Clerk tabulated statements in duplicate showing the proper description of each and every lot, piece, or parcel of land to be specially assessed and the amount calculated against the same. 2, Notice has been duly published as required by taw that this Council would meet in �egular session at this time and place to pass on the proposed assessment. 3. Said proposed assessment has at all times since its filing been open to i�nspection and copying by alt persons inte�ested, and an oppartunity has ' been given to all interested persons to present their objections, if any, — to such proposed assessment, or to any item thereof, and no objections have been fited; except �+. The amounts specified in the proposed assessment are changed and altered as follows: 5• This Council finds that each of the lots, pieces, or parcets of land enum- erated in said proposed assessment as aitered and modified was and is specially benefited by the 1970 WATER AND SEWER MAINS, LATERALS, AND SERVICE CONNECTIONS in the amount in said proposed assessment as altered and modified by the Corrective roll in the amount set,opposite the description of each such lot, piece, or parcel of land, and that said amount so set out is he�eby levied against each of the respective lots, pieces, or parcels oF land therein described. � � 6. Such proposed assessment as altered,-modified, and corrected is affirmed, adopted and confirmed, and the sums fixed and named in said proposed �ssessment as altered, nodified, and corrected, with the changes and alterations herein above made, are affirmed, adopted and confirmed as the , proper special ass��g�nts for each of said lots, pieces, or parcels of land respectively. � ' ' - ��- Page 2• RESOLUTION N0. 1970 , , ^ ' G , ' CI 7. Said assessment so affirmed, adopted, and confirmed shalt be certified to by the City Clerk and filed in his office and shall thereupon be and con- stitute the special assessment for 19%0 WATEZ AND SEIJER MAINS, LATERALS, l.ND SERVICE CONNECTIONS 8. The amounts assessed against each tot, piece or parcel of land shatl bear �nterest from the date hereof uhtil the same have been paid at the rate of seven and one-half (72) per cent per annum. � 9. Such assessment sha11 be payable in fifteen (15) annual instaltments payable on the lst day of January in each year, beginning in the year 1971 and con- tinuing untit all of said instattments sha11 have been paid, each instalt- ment to be coltected with taxes collectible during said year by the County Auditor. 10. The City Clerk is hereby directed to make up and file in the office of the County Auditor of Anoka County a certified statement of the amount of all such unpaid assessments and the amount which wilt be due fihereon on the lst day af January in each year. The motion for th� adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded bY . , Councilman �OnA�9�� , and upon vote being taken, the fpllowi ng votetJ_ i n fava- t ereo : ' and the followin voted a a' s g g in t the same; ' PASSED AND ADOPTEO BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS L� DAY OF_ ` ,_ 1970. ATTESTs CI Y Cl. RK Marvin C. 8runset MAYOR Jack 0. Kirkham �,� I,�,,, , ' ' R SO UTION NO �� - 1 0 E L . 97 RESOLUTION CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR WATER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 98 BE IT RES�VED by the City Council of the City of Fridtey, Minnesota, as followss 1. The City Clerk has with the assistance of the engineers heretofore seiected by this Council for such purpose, calculated the proper amounts to be specially assessed for the WATER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 98 in said City against every assessable tot, piece, or parcel of land in accordance with the provisions of law, and has prepared and fited with the City Clerk tabulated statements in dupticate showing the proper description of each and every lot, piece, or parcet of land to be specialty assessed and the amount catculated against the same. 2. Notice has been duly published as required by law that this Councit +would meet in speciat session at this time and place to pass on the proposed assessment. 3. Said proposed assessment has at ali times since its fiting been open to inspection and copying by alt persons interested, and an opportunity has been given to att interested persons to present thei� objections, if any, to such proposed assessment, or to any item thereof, and no objections have been filed; except 4. The amounts specified in the proposed assessment are changed and altered as follows: 5. This Council finds that each of the lots, pieces, or parcets of land enumerated in said proposed assessment as attered and modified was and is specially benefited by the WATER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 98 in the amount in said proposed assessment as attered and modified by the corrective rott in the amount set opposite the description of each such lot, piece, or parcel of land, and that said amount so set out is hereby levied against each of the respective lots, pieces, or parcels of land therein described. �'_5 r �., _� � �i Page 2- RESOLUTION N0. �_L � - 1970 ' 6. Such proposed assessment as aitered, modified and corrected is affirmed, adopted and confirmed, and the sums fixed and named in said proposed assess- ment as attered, modified and corrected with the changes and alterations ' herein above made, are affirmed, adopted and confirmed as the proper special assessments for each of said lots, pieces or parcels of tand respectively. 7. Said assessment so affirmed, adopted, and confirmed shatl be certified to ' by the City Clerk and filed in his office and shall thereupon be and constitute the speciat assessment for WATER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 98 8. The amounts assessed against each lot, piece, or parcel of land shall bear interest fram the date hereof until the same have been paid at the rate of seven and one-half t7�-�) per cent per annun. 9. Such assessment shalt be payabte in twenty (20) annual instaltments payabte on the lst day of January in each year, beginning in the year 1971, and continuing until all of said installments shall have been paid, each install- ment ia be cotlected with taxes collectible during said year by the County Auditor. 10. The City Clerk is hereby directed tq make up and file in the office of the County Auditor of Anoka County a certified statement of the aa�rwunt of all such unpaid assessments and the amount which will be due the�eon on the tst day of January in each year. The motion fo� he adoptian of the foregoing resotution was duly seconded by Councilman �i, , and upon vote being taken thereon the following vote n avor t ereo : and the fotlowing voted against the same: ' PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRI�EY THIS , DAY OF • , 1g70. IATTEST: MAYOR Jac 0. Kir am ' CITY CLERK Marvin C. Brunsell � �� E �� /G.. �