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10/07/1970 - 5815JUEL MERCER - COUNCIL SECY. COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA 7:30 P.M. DECEMBER 7, 1970 r � REGULAR COUNCzL MEETING AGENDA - DECEMBER 7, 1970 - 7:30 P. M. PLEDGE OF ALL�.GIANCE : INVOCATION: ROLL CALL• APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Regular Council Meeting, November 16, 1970 ADOPTION OF AGENDA � VISITORS: (Consideration of items not on Agenda - 15 Minutes) 0 PUBLIC HEARINGS: None � DECEMBER 7, 1970 AGENDA � OLD BUSINESS: L Consideration of Second Reading of an Ordii�..nce for Rezoiiing Request (ZOA ��b9-11) and Special Use Permit Request (SP ��69-01) By Burlington Northern. Comment_ We are suggesting further changes in the language of the petition by Burlington Northern including change of language on Item ��N regarding TOFC. These suggested changes have all been discussed with Russell Thompson of the R.R., Item N conforms to previous discussion between the Council and the railroad) NEW BUSINESS: 2. Authorize Mayor and Manager to Enter Into a Lease For Liquor Store No. 1 at Skywood Mall Comment: The present lease has expired. The new lease would provide for a 10% increas; in rent over the lease negotiated 5 years ago. 3. Consideration of Request for Re-Approval of A1 Rose Addition (Comment: We recommend reapproval with the applicant giving additional 10' right-of-way along East River Road and some easements) PAGE 2 pa�,�,s 1 - 15 Page 16 Pages 17 & 18 I . DECEMBER 7, 1970 AGENDA � NEW BUSINESS (Continued) 4. Consideration of Request for Special Use Permit (SP ��70�08) and Final Plat (Onan Terrace) By George Nelson SComment: Applicant is proposing to keep density of his property the same as required by Zoning Ordinance instead of his earlier request of higher density; also providing the back portion of the lot for recreation and landscaping only, Notices have been sent to advise the people in the neighborhood of this item being on the agenda) 5. Discussion Regarding Revised Safety and Road Improvements of East River Road, ST. 1971-3 Comment: We have met with District ��14 School Board and Anoka County Highway Subcommittee. This proposal complies with the wishes of the industry and School Board) 6. Receiving the Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting of November 18, 1970, and Receiving Communication from Five Sands Requesting the Council to Table Consideration of their Proposed Preliminary Plat PAGE 3 Pages 19 - 22 Page 23 Pages 24 - 3� � :. ' .. . t � � . ' DECEMBER 7, 1970 AGENDA ' PAGE 4 ' NEW BUSINESS Continued � ) ' 7. Receivin t e g h Minutes of the Building Standards - Design ___ Control Meeting of December 3, 1970 , Comment:. These minut _ � �_ es will be handed uc.t at the meeting Monday evening) � � � ' , 8. Receiving the Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Pages 32 - 36 Commission Meeting of November 23, 1970 i_- ! � � 1 9. Receiving Report from City Attorney on Flag Ordinance _�__ � . .� . 1 � 1 � 1 M � 1 r DECEMBER 7, 1970 AGENDA NEW BUSINESS (Continued) � 14. Receiving Status Report for the Rice Creek Dam and Needed Improvement �Camment: Physical review of dam has been done and we hope to do some emergency repair,and would have recommendations for approval for further repair and improvements) 15. Consideration of Payment to Moundsview for Waterline Connection For Emergc�cy Purposes as per Agreement (Comment: This is for an emergency water connection with MoundsView. Original contract total price was $4800. We would eliminate meter. Actual bill is quite reasonable. Recommend approval) 16. Consideration of Resolution Requesting Minnesota Highway Department for Approval of Detachment of T.H. ��47 Service Roads at 61st_ and 57th as an Advanced TOPICS Project Comment; It is a long shot try to get some Federal Funds approval for this worlc, No harm in trying) 17. Consideration of Resolution Regarding Holding Certain Tax Forfeit Lots for City Purposes (Coinment: We are using these lots for drainage sump for storm water. These could be released when we have adequate storm sewer system) PAGE 6 Pages 48 - SO Page S1 Pages 52 & 53 f DECEMBER 7, 1970 AGENDA NEW BUSINESS (Continued) � 18. Consideration of Resolution Au�horizing Application for Reimbursement Funds For 1969 Flood 19. Consideration of Resolution Ordering Preliminary Plans and Specifications for ST. 1970-3 (Addendum ��1) Sidewalks on University Avenue Comment: This is brought to the Council as per their instructions) . 20. Consideration of Resolution Receiving Preliminary Report and Ordering Public Hearing for ST. 1970-3 (Addendum ��1) Sidewalks on University Avenue 21. Consideration of Resolution Ordering Preliminary Plans And Specifications for Street Improvement Project ST. 1971-1 (Addendum ��l) PAGE 7 Page 54 Page 55 Pages 56 & 57 I Page 58 , DECEMBER 7, 1970 AGENDA Q NEW BUSINESS (Continued) a 22. Consideration of Resolution Receiving Preliminary Report and Ordering Public Hearing for Street Improvement Project ST. 1971-1 (Addendum ��l) Comment: These improvements are necessary due to petition and Wicks Corp, development) 23. Consideration of Resolution Certifying Charges to the County Auditor to be Levied Against Certain Properties for Collection With the Taxes Payable in 1971 (See copies of bills from Brookview Landscape Service) 24. Consideration of Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Combining of Special Assessments on Lots 22 & 23, Block 2, Onaway Addition 25. Resolution Au*horizing and Directing the Co�bining of Special Assessments on Lots 24 & 25, Block 2, Onaway Addn, PAGE 8 Pages 59 & 60 Pages 61 - 63 � Page 64 Pagp 65 f DECEMBER 7, 1970 AGENDA '� NEW BUSINESS (Continued) 26. Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Splitting of Special Assessments on Lot 20, Parcel 1500, Auditor's Subdivision ��129 27. Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Splitting of Special Assessments on North 100 Feet of Lot 8C, Auditor's Subdivision No. 21, and Combining Lot 8A, North 100 Feet of Lot 8B, and East 12 Feet of North 100 Feet of Lot 8C, Auditor's Subdivision ��Z1 2$• Appointments to the Public Works Department 29. Appointments to the Fire Department PAGE 9 Page 66 Page 67 Page 69 Page 70 , DECEMBER 7, 1970 AGENDA NEW BUSINESS (Continued) � 30. Receiving Petition ��17-1970 for Improv�ng 60th Avenue, Oakwood Manor, Ferndale and Benjamin Comment; We have this area planned for 1972 improvement. This petition means that we can get this improvement through without any serious objection. PAGE 10 Pages 71 - 74 � 31. Receiving Petition Requesting that Snowmobiles be Regulated Pa es 75 - 85 g 32. Claims Page 86 33. Licenses Pages 87 - gg 34. Estimates Pages 89 - 93 f DECEMBER 7, 1970 AGENDA 35. COMMUNICATIONS: � A. Chief of Police; Commendation of Shorty's Towing Service B. Acting City Manager: Proposed Explosive Ordinance C. Planning Assistant; Report on Anoka County Comprehensive Health Meeting, November 18, 1970 L�. Ken Nordling: Request far Waiver of Plumbing Code � ADJOURN• PAGE 11 Page 94 Pages 95 & 96 Page 97 Page 98 � LJ ' � � , ' I I �_J ' � ' r , � � THE MINUTES OF THE REGUI.AR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 16, 197G Mayor Kirkham called the Regular Council Meeting of November 16, 1970 to order at 7:40 P.M. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: The Council lead the audience in saying the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. INVOCATION: Reverend Richard Podvin offered the Invocation. ROLL GALL: MEMBERS PRESEN�: Liebl, Harris, Sheridan, Breider, Kirkham MEMBERS ABSENT: None APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING OF OC�'OBER 24, 1970 MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt the Minutes of the Special Council Meeting of October 24, 1970 as presented. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1970: MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt the Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of November 2, 1970 as presented. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE CANVASS OF VOTES MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1970: MOTION by Councilman Breider to adopt the Minutes of the Canvass of Votes Meeting of November 5, 1970 as presented. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ADOPTION OF AGENDA: Mayor Kirkham said that there were several items to add as follows: 2A: Offer of donation of park land by Mr. Robert Jaeger. � 2B: Garage Permit for Mr. Benjamin 18:• Licenses: Add Family Pizza Kitchen 21A: Communication from Attorney General regarding the Flag Ordinance. ' 23: Receiving quotations on two new warming houses. 24: Petition requesting Durnam Island Attachment. ' �� MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to adopt the Agenda as amended. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 16, 1970 VISITORS: Mr. Henry Peterson: American Le ion PAGE 2 ' Mr. Peterson said that the American Legion will be moving into their new quarters soon and presented a letter to Councilman Sheridan. Councilman Sheridan said that as was indicated earlier when this came up, one of the requirements was that the American Legion try to acquire some additional parking around their new facility. He has reached an agreement with the commercial enterprise to the south of them (Texaco) for the use of their land for parking. With the parking that is available at their site, this additional parking would be sufficient. If it is a requirement of the Council, they would give the Council a letter indicating their facility will not be used for private use and will only be used for the American Legion meetings. He asked the City Engineer how much add;,tional parking space would be needed. The City Engineer said that it is quite obvious that there is not sufficient parking on their 'land. The Ordinance provides that there be suffi:cient off street parking. Generally a rule of one parking space for four people is used. Assuming 130 members and only half of them active, they would need about 16 parking spaces. If there were any outsiders attending the meeting, they would need more. The facility rented does not have parking of its own. If allowed, this facility might have problems in the future with off street parking. He has worked with the I�., the land owner of the empty lot on the north, for additional parking but has not been successful. He said this would be a Council decision, but in his opinion there would not be adequate parking. Councilman Sheridan said that with th� right to us� th� �aropexty �,a �e south, there would be ample parki.ng for 16 cars. The City Engineer said that Texaco is using this property now for trailer and truck rentals and there is no indication they are going to stop this use. Mr. Peterson said that they would be able to park on both sides and behind the building. They will not be renting out for any weddings, but they do have a eitizen- ship class. He pointed out that they gave two resuscitators, and they work with the nursing homes. He felt they would have ample parking with the Texaco Station property to the south. Mayor Kirkham asked how many cars are usually present for meetings. Mr. Peterson said 15 to 20. They have 40 to 50 active members. Councilman Sheridan said that if this did not work out the City would still have the right to go back to the American Legion and tell them they must get additional parking. Mr. Peterson said that they had a one year lease. Councilman Harris said that when their lease is up, the Council could then act accordingly as necessary. The City Engineer agreed this could be reviewed every year. He said that the property owners where they are leasing have agreed to blacktop a parking area. Mr. Peterson added that they would put up no parking signs where they are not allowed to park. He added that as of December lst, they will be at their new address. Councilman Harris said that prior to December 1, 1971, the Engineering Department could advise the Council on the parking situation. If it is not adequate, steps would have to be taken by American Legion to get more parking. Mr. Peterson said that in the meantime they would txy to work out a better arrangement. �� LJ � � �] � , � � � ' ' ' � C� � r � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NO�IEMBER 16, 1970 PAGE 3 � � ' � � � � ' �� ' � � ' � IJ � �� , Councilman Liebl said that their work is commendable and he would like to help them. He said that he would favor waiving the parking requirements. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to waive the parking requirements set forth in the Ordinance for American Legion. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion caxried unanimously. Mr. Benjamin, 5708 Jefferson: Second Garage: Councilman Sheridan told Mr. Benjamin that he had been added to the Agenda, but as long as he was present now, they would take his problem up. He explained that Mr. Benjamin was granted a permit for a second garage and when he went in for a building permit the Building Inspection Department told him he must have frost footings. He preferred a floating slab. He said that this would seem reasonable as the new structure would be the same distance from the road as the existing house. There is a 67' setback. If the structure was moved further back, it would be below street level. Mr. Benjamin has stated that he will present City Hall with a letter stating that at no future time will the new structure be connected to the house by any'sort of a breezeway etc. Mr. Benjamin said that he would present this letter to the Building Inspection Department to be kept on file that at no future time may the garage be connected to the main building. MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to authorize the Building Inspection Depart- ment to issue a permit for a second garage for Mr. Benjamin on a floating slab with no frost footings, provided that he submit a letter stating that at no future time will the new structure be connected to the house. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. DISCUSSION REGARDING LOCKE LAKE DAM, REQUESTED BY DR. AKBAR, 6745 EAST RIVER ROAD: , The City Engineer said that he has indicated to the Council the severe situation of this dam. Since this first came up, he has been working with the Locke Lake Association to lower the elevation of the lake. The dam has been lowered by about 3 feet so far. The last few days there has been a considerable amount of rain. Even with lowering the dam crest by 3', it has lowered the lake water level by less than a foot. He said they are hoping if the weather holds, they can lower the level of the dam further and drain the lake to physically examine the damage to the dam. They hope to take some pictures and come up with a recommendation. He said that he was afraid the bottom of the culvert will be gone and the side walls are in bad shape. If the dam is really bad they may have to drain the lake and eliminate the lake over the winter. After the physical examination, he suggested that there be a public hearing to inform the people. After the examination of the dam, he will come back for authori- zation to expend funds for the repair. He hoped to have the examination done this week, with a report for next meeting. He said that he appreciated the concern of Dr. Akbar as his property is being affected through the erosive action of the water. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 16, 1970 PAGE 4 Councilman Liebl said that he and Councilman Breider took the liberty of visiting Dr. Akbar and examining the dam. He said that he would like to give his opinion. He felt that the dam would probably not last through the spring thaw. Two or three of the slabs are cracking and the water is undermining Dr. Akbar's propertyo He said it may be a$10,000 project to make this dam solid. Dr. Akbar is willing to pay his share. The City has a lot at stake, and should try to help this man as soon as possible. The City has to do something to protect the north section of this dam, then Dr. Akbar can proceed with his own repair work. There is considerable danger at spring flooding time. He said that he hoped the Council would see the urgency in this matter. Councilman Breider asked the City Engineer after the studies,what catagory of work would this be? What can be done to stabilize the structure? The City Engineer said that this would depend on the severity of the problem. There must also be protection of the area being undermined. The method would be determined by what is found upon the physical examination. The lake may have to be drained. He said that he has personally examined the dam three times last week. As necessary more logs will be taken off the dam. When the elevation is lowered it will show how far the work will have to extend. Councilman Breider said then not too much can be done until the examination is completed. The first meeting in December should provide some answers. The City Engineer said yes, by then they should know what remedial action is called for. There is some concern by the Locke Lake Association on what will happen to the fish if the lake is lowered too far. The water must be lowered slowly or the force of the water would cause more damage. Councilman Sheridan asked if there were any figures the City Engineer is thinking in terms of. It may not be repairable. The City Engineer said that he could have some figures for the next meeting, along with some suggestion on what would be the best route to go. If a new facility is called for, it could not be done over the winter. Councilman Liebl said that it is going to be expensive to rebuild. There are cracked walls• He felt that there should not be a partial job done, then Dr. Akbar's money would not be wasted. If the City Engineer finds out that it cannot be repaired, then the City should make a permanent structure. We may have to put some cement down to keep this gentleman's property from washing away. Councilman Breider said that it seemed that there were two distinct problems. The first is to get through the spring thaw and the second is to find the permanent solution. The City Engineer said that this is an old culvert under the Anoka Cuyuna Railroad tracks that is being used as a dam. He said that it is surprising that it has lasted this long, and that it is inevitable that there would have to be something dane to it. The problem is that it should not have been allowed in the beginning. Councilman Breider said that it seemed that there can be nothing done until the first meeting in December. The City Engineer advised that in the mean- time if the Councilmen receive calls on this, to advise the people of the severity of the situation, and that the dam level is going to be lowered a ].ittle every day. � � � ' � ' ' ' , ij J ' ' ' �� ' ' ' � � ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBEk 16, 1970 PAGE 5 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ,� ' II ' � ORDINANCE #469 - AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE BUDGET FOR THE FISGAL YEAR 1971: MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Ordinance #469 on second reading, waive the reading and order publication. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. DISCUSSION REGARDING FENCING NORTH OF I. 694: (ON UNIVERSITY AVENUE) Mayor Kirkham read the communication from Mr. Norm Osterby, District Engineer, Minnesota Highway Department, aloud for the benefit of the audience. Mr. Carl J. Nelson, 6711 4th Street N.E., asked if the Engineering Depart- ment did not take a survey of the accidents to date. Mayor Kirkham said that this has been done, and there was one pedestrian accident at an intersection and two at non-intersections this year. Last year there was one at an intersection. In 1968 there was one at a non-intersection. In 1967, two at intersections, and in 1966, none. In 1965, three at non-intersections. From 1965 to date there were four pedestrian accidents at intersections and six at non-intersections for a total of 10. There were four non-intersection accidents on the service roads for a grand total of 14. This would include bicycles. Mr. Nelson felt that the Highway Department had no business putting up this fence and it must be stopped. He did not want an East Fridley and a West Fridley. The City has asked for a bridge, but the Highway Department said that they did not have enough money, yet they have money for this fence. It is ugly: The City blocks in Fridley are 2-3 blocks long. The speed is 45 - 55 M.P.H., why not make the speed limit 30 M.P.H. There is an opening in the fen�e at 61st for a bus stop. The children will come through the opening and will be trapped and there will be more accidents. He said that he would wish that the Council would stop this fence. This meeting was not adequately advertised or more people would be in attendance, as he felt that everyone is against the fence. Mayor Kirkham said that the Council did ask that they stop with the fencing. There was a meeting with the officials for the Highway Departznent and this was reviewed with these same points being brought out. That is highway propoety and they have more authority than the City does. It is their right of way. They can put it in whether the City wants it or not. Mzs. Helen Truenfels said that there should be a bridge installed to keep ' ane side of Fridley from being cut off from the other side. The Highway Department sa�d that one reason the bridge would not be put up was because the fencing was so expensive. Now we have to have the fence, why not the , bridge? Mayor Kirkham said that the Council could keep insisting, but he did not know how much good it would do. A member of the audience said that this cuts Fridley up into little sections. ' Hs asked how many other openings there would be in the fenee. Mayor Kirkham ��id that there would be one for the slipoff ramp at 60th Avenue. The visitor said that he lives in Sylvan Hi11s and he has instructed his ' children to cross the highway at non-intersections because of the conflicting tzaffic at the intersections. He felt that it was much safer as then there ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 16, 1970 PAGE 6 I was only one way to look at a timeo Mayor Kirkham pointed out that there were fou�' accidents at intersections and 6 at non-intersections. The visitor suggested having pedestrian crossing signs put up, expecially between blocks. - Mr. Eldon 5chmedeke asked if there was written pe�►ission for the 60th Avenue slip-off ramp. Mayor Kirkham said that they received verbal per- mission at the meeting with the Highway officials on November 13th, and a letter was to follow. Mr. Schmedeke wondered how hard it would be to make them remove the fence if it is proven unsatisfactory. He questioned what would happen with the snow. He doubted if the wing could be used. The snow will be on the praperty owners lawn, and this will cause trouble. He asked who mows by the fence. He said that he has called them several times about weeds in front of his place, He asked who plows the service roads. The City Engineer said that the Highway Department is supposed to plow the service roads, but the City has done it on occasion. The Highway Department has been trying to get the City to take over plowing the service roads. Councilman Harris said that this is back on the Agenda at the request of the Council. He insisted that this be brought to the attention of the public. He said that he had many misgiving5 concerning the fence. He did not feel that the fence will serve the purpose it is intended, because there are still openings for intersections and emergency vehicles. He felt that some people may be hesitant to speak against the fencing beaause of the possibility of someone being hurt, and they would feel responsible. He said that the Council has been working towards beautifying our main street, and he thought that the effect was diminished by the fencing. It seems to be a probl�m of sa�ety versus aesthetics. He said that it was not satisfactory to him that safety is being handled adequately. The letter received from the Highway Department is not exactly what was decided on the meeting of the 13th. South of I. 694 there is a school on one side and residential on the other side, so the fencing is needed. Now there is a Situation where the Highway Department has indicated that they will put in the fencing, and he knew that many people object to the fence. The Council considered this at the October 5th Meeting and again at the November 13th me.eting with the Highway Department officials. After the Octobex� 5th Meeting a letteX was sent asking them to stop the fencing until further meetings were held,but the poles were already in. A lady in the audience said that if a vote was taken of the people, she thought that they would be against the fencing. She said that she is afraid to cross at the intersection and crosses in the middle of the block. Councilman Harris said that the action of the Council was indicated when the whole Council was present. The fence was to proceed south of I. 694. 5ubsequently 3 members of the Council met on a Tuesday night. He had to be absent because of an N.S.S.S.D, meeting. Apparently a decision was made by the three members of the Council at that time. He said he was surprised to see the poles going up. There was no question in his mind that people were very unhappy with the situation. He said that he was relating their general feeling. Mz. Schmedeke said that he would be the last person who would want to see somebody hurt, He thought that p�rhaps the 45 Irj,P.�I, speed limit �s too fast, ' ' I� ' ' ' � � � I 'J ' �J � LJ � ,� ' � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMf3ER 16, 1970 PAGE 8 , A lady in the audience askeci what would happen when all these children try to cross at Mississippi. Mayor Kirkham pointed out that 5 of the accidents involved bicycles. Bicycles will continue to be on the highway and the fence will not prevent it. He said that he would be in favor of continuing asking for the removal of the fencing north of I. 694. - Councilman Liebl said that he felt the fencing would be moving in the riqht direction because it would point out the need for pedestrian control. He thought it was irresponsible to cross any place. We live by laws not the whim of man. Aesthetics must also be considered. He felt that there should be a pedestrian c�ossing at 61st, Mississippi and Osborne Road and the lights should be adapted. This Council has committed itself to the Highway Department. It is going to cost the tax payers either way. He said that he felt that if the Highway Department felt the need for pedestrian controls, they will come across with it. He said that he will not shirk his responsibility. The letter says that the City should try it and if it is proven that it does not improve safety they say they will take it back down. He said he could not tell his children to cross inthe middle of the block. Mr. Richard Harris asked if there was any overall plan for University Avenue, or will it continue to be improved in a haphazard way. Mr. Bottemiller said that he was not aware of any plan. Mr. Harris said that the intersections are terrible. He could see Councilman Liebl's point, but he could also see the people's. Councilman Harris said that he could not accept the letter as written from the Highway Department dated November 16, 1970. He felt the word "consider" should be requested to be removed from the last paragraph. Councilman Breider said that the word "consider" is a nebulous answer. Councilman Harris felt that the work should be suspended until there is an agreement the Council can live with. Mayor Kirkham pointed out that they did not stor work the last time the Council asked them to, but we could ask again. MOTION by Councilman Harris to direct the Administration to communicate to the Highway Department that the Council would like somthing in writing they can live with and to cease work until an agreement is reached. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Councilu�an Liebl asked if the City could legally stop the work. The City Attorney said no, it is the State right of way. Councilman Liebl said that it is not up to the City then, the Highway Department is just informinq the Council of what they intend to do. The City Attorney said that the Council is merely asking Mr. Osterby, District Engineer, to change the word "consider" to read that they would take the fence down if it proved unsatisfactory. They already said that verbally at the meeting. THE VOTE upon the motion, being a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RECESS: Mayor Kirkham declared a recess at 9:25 P.M. The meeting was reconvened at �:45 P.M. • ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 16, 1970 PAGE 9 , CONSIDERATION OF DONATION OF LAND TO THE CITY FOR PARK BY ROBERT JAEGER: ' Mayor Kirkham informed the Council that Mr. Robert Jaeger has offered to donate Lots 1- 5, Block Z, xiverview Heights Addition for a park. A letter of confirmation will be following soon. Councilman Harris said ' that the letter should be turned over to the Parks and Recreation Commission to be formally received. CI� ' ' ' , ' II I�� I� � �I RECEIVING BIDS AND AWARDING CONTR�CT FOR WORiCMEN'S COMPENSATION ZNSURANCE: (Opened Monday, November 9� 1970 at 1:30 P.M,) Guaranteed Dividend Plan Company & Gross Premium Net Final Agent Premium Discount Premium Dividend Premium International Ins. $25,838.00 15� Exp. $20,820.00 15$ Dividend $16,944.30 Co. (part) Modification $3,875.70 Crum & Foster Ins. $3,876.00 Group 5.2% Premium Mahnomen Ins. Agency Discount Richard E. Schlicht Agt. $1,142.00 9942 Bluebird St. N.W. Coon Rapids, Minn. Pennsylvania General $25,838.00 15o Exp. $19,107.00 15� Dividend $18,152.00 Insurance Co. Modification $955.35 Larson Ins. Agency $3,876.00 900 Foshay Tower 13o Premium Minneapolis, Minn. Disc�unt $2,855.00 Councilman Harris asked how these bids compared with last years'. The Acting City Manager said that they were about $1,000 more, but that they were based on payroll and the payroll is higher. As the payroll rises, so do the premiums. These are just estimates and are subject to audit. MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur with the recommendation of the Administration and award the Workmen's Compensation Insurance to ' Makinomen Insurance Agency in the amount of $16,944.30. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. �I'� ' ' C�' RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE PLANPJING COMMISSION MEETING OF NOVEMBER 4, 1970: The City Engineer reported that the first item was continued by the Planning Commission and the second item was referred to the Parks and Recreation Cotnmission so the Council action would be to receive the Minutes�. MpTION by CQUncilman Liebl to receive the Minutes of the Planning Com�►ission l�ieeting of November 4, 1970. Secc�nded by Councilmari Breider. Upon a voice vote, �11 ayes, the motion carried unanimously. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 16, 1970 RECEIVING THE MTNUTES OF THE BUILDING STANDARDS - DESIGN CONTROL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1970: PAGE 10 ' 1. CONSTDERATION OF A REQUEST 'PO CONSTRUCT AN OFFICE BUILDING TO BE LOCATED ON THE WEST 115' OF LOT 11, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION #89� THE SAME BEING 7091 HIGHWAY #65, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY D.W. HARSTAD CO., 7101 HIGHWAY #65, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA): The City Engineer explained that this is an office building north of the railroad tracks on the East Service Drive of T.H. #65. This has been presented previously because they were granted a variance by the Council. The proposed construction is for three sides brick and the back painted block. The Building Standards - Design Control recoanmended approval subject to some stipulations found on Page 11 of the Council Agenda. He said he would work with the applicant to make sure the ele- vation is sufficient so there would be no flooding on the lower level and to provide adequate drainage. He then showed the plans on the easel. Councilman Harris asked if this would not be visible trom Norton Avenue. He felt that there should be something done to the back to make it znore aesthetically pleasing. He said that to brick the back wall would add to the cost, but asked if there could not be something done that would be relatively inexpensive such as brick columns. Mr. Harstad said that they could do something of this nature. He added that he has already started cleaning the creek with a backhoe and picking up some blocks. MOTION by Councilman Harris to grant the building permit for 7091 T.H. #65 requested by Don Harstad subject to the list of stipulations presented by the Building Standards - Design Control Subcommittee, and also request that he endeavors �o do something with the back of the building to make it more aesthetically pleasing. The motion was seconded and upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. Councilman Sheridan asked what was meant by #5 concerning putting guard posts at the end of the blacktop. The City Engineer said that this was to prevent cars from pulling ahead onto saneone elses property. 2. CONSZDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A WAREHOUSE FURNITURE OUTLET TO BE LOCATED ON LOTS 2, 3, 4, AND 5, BLOCK l, GREAT NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL CENTER, THE SAME BEING 5353 EAST RIVER ROAD, FRIDLEY, MIN�VESOTA. (REQUEST BY TH� WICKES CORPORATION, 515 N. WASHINGTON, SAC3INAW, MICHIGAN): The City Engineer showed a rendering of the building and said that this was in the Great Northern Industrial plat and the request was for a warehouse with a retail section. He said that he has stressed the importanae of having a nice looking building as this is the gateway tp the �ity. He would like to have an attractive building. Wickes Gprporation has Bolen Buildings. as a subsidiary corporation. It is to be a metal building with brick pilasters. This is next to Plywood Mj.nnesota. Al1 the customers parking would be on the East River Road sa,de, the building would face west. They have indicated they would � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVE:.^dBER 16, 1970 PAGE 11 ' like him to work with the Highway Department to shave off the hill ' somewhat. There is no curbing ori the south side of the road, because it was not known where the curb cuts should be. The Building Board recommended approval of a foundation permit. �J ' � �J ' C� Mr. Paul England pre�ented a sample o£ the b�ailding material and said that he hoped tYaat it would make a most attra�tive building. Councilman Harris asked if tne air conditioning and Yaeating units would be on the roof. Mr. England said that they would be on the lower level and as inconspicuous as possible. Councilman Harris said that this would be visible from I. 694. The City Engineer showed an elevation of what would be viewed from I. 694. He suggested that the units on the roof be housed. This would be covered when the final plans are submitted. He added that this building would be a little less than 140,000 square feet. Mr, England said tha� customers r.7��ald k�a-d=�e to corx�� througli the taarehouse portion to get to the sales offices. '�rie d.v�rs Nri11 be smokeci glass; and the same bronze color as the panels in the building. Facing toward East River Road i� the warehouse and at the bac:k are the sales offices. Councilman Harris said that basically the plan� look nice. There may be some other suggestions at the time the final plans are presented. ' Mr. England said that one of the objectives is to display the merchandise to the customer as they proceed through to the sales office. Councilman Ha�ris said that sometimes the walkways get narrower and narrower as the inventory grows. ' �1 [l ' � Mr. England said that he was with Wickes and i� the Director of Facility Planning. Mr. sack Grimm is alsa present tonight with him. Mr. Bloomberg is the local man that will be working on this, and building the building. Wickes Corporation is 16 years old, and has branched into many other operations. The Minneapolis area was selected for their furniture store over Washington D.C. and Ohio. This store in addition, will be the national headquarters, and there will be approximately 100 employees. He said that Jack Grimm and hiunself have been engaged in building all over the nation. In his experience he has never found � more accommodating City staff. He has been able to get all the infor- mation he needed quickly from the City Hall staff. They are excellen� �nd have been a great help. He said that he would like to be authorized to �Start the foundation before the frost goes into the ground. Mayor Kirkham informed Mr. England that the Council is also proud of it's staff . � - ' MOTION by Councilman Liebl to grant a foundation permit to the Wickes Corporation subject to the stipulations of the Building Standards - �esign Control Subcommittee. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a ' voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion cc�rried unanimously. ' , Cour�cilman Harris asked when they would have the final plans. Mr. EnglaaCid said that much of the work is done in Nebraska and it should be about tWo weeks before they are back with the final plans. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 16, 1970 PAGE 12 ' ' ON STREET PARKING IN LOCKE PARK: Councilman Harris said that he was concerned about the on street parking along Locke Park. He }las indicated to the City Engineer there should be some plans to post 69th Avenue so there is not parking on the street, so the people would use the parking lot. This would be a real problem if there are cars parked on both sides of the street. The service road should also be posted. RECEIVING THE MINUTES Ok' THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF NOVEMBER 10, 1970: A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.C53, 4B, TO REDUCE THE SIDE YARD REQUIREMENT FROM 10 FEET TO 9.6 FEET TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ADDITION ONTO AN EXISTING DWELLING LOCATED ON LOT 3, BLOCK 4, PARKVIEW OAKS 1ST ADDITION, THE SAME BEING 5600 REGIS DRIVE N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY MR. DANIEL MURPHY, 5600 REGIS DRIVE N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA): The City Engineer said that this request by Mr. Daniel Murphy is for a variance from 10 feet to 9.6 feet to allow construction of an addition to his house. The Board of Appeals recommended approval. There are some cracks along the foundation and the Building Inspection Department suggested that Twin City Testing check them out. They took soil borings and found that the structure was sound but suggested that the cracks be bonded and the owner has been aotified of this. MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur with the Board of Appeals and grant the variance to Mr. Daniel Murphy subject to the stipulations of the Board of Appeals, and receive their Minutes. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried un�nimously. CQNSIDERATION OF DATA PROCESSING NEEDS AND PURCHASF OF NCR 400: TY►e Acting City Manager said that at present they are renting a machine on a monthly basis, with no commitment. The proposal is to enter into a 3 year lease which would save approximately $140 per month. He felt that they would be keeping the machine for the next three years. �'he City wpuld pay out in 28 months under the present arrangement the same as if they were leasing for 3 years. There is a full maintenance agreement on the machine. Councilman Breider asked if at the end of three years, the.price could jump on the maintenance agreement. The Representative said that it would not go up appreciably. Councilman Bx'eider asked if the maintenance contract covered everything. The Representative from NCR said that it would cover everything to keep the machine in running condition. MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur with the Administration and enter into a th�ee year lease agreement for NCR 400. Seconded by Councilman T,iebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. 1 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 16, 1970 Page 13 ' RESOLUTION #209-1970 - A RESOLUTZGN AUTHORIZING THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA TO ENTER INTO A LEASE AGREEMENT ' WITH THE FUNDING SYSTEMS LEASING CORPORATION FOR THE LEASE OF A NATIONAL CASH REGISTER 400-729 ACCOUNTING MACHINE: C_ J ' ��I ' ' MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #209-1970. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. DISCUSSION REGARDING FINAL PAYMENT TO C.S. McCROSSAN, INC. FOR SANITARY SEWER AND WATER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT NO. 93: MOTION by Councilman Liebl to authorize payment to McCrossan, Inc. and Home Owners Insurance jointly upon receipt of authority to pay for material furnished, equipment rented and time from Home Owners Insurance Co. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. DISCUSSIOIV REGARDING AC UISITION OF EASEMENT ON JEFFERSON STREET FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1970-1: MOTION by Councilman Harris to acquire the easement from Thomas R. ' Swanson for the considerat�on of $300. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #210 - 1970 - A RESOLUTION TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS: PACKAGE FROPERTY AND CASUALITY INSURANCE: (Fire & General Liability Insurance for 1971, 1972 and 1973) MOTION by Coun�ilman Liebl to adopt Resolution #210-1970. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion Larried unanimously. RESOLUTION #211-1970 - RE UESTING COMMISSIONER OF HIGHWAYS FOR REPAYMENT FROM THE SUBSEQUENT ACCRUALS TO THE CONSTRUCTION ACCOUNT OF THE MINNESOTA STATE AID FUND FOR FRIDLEY: "� ^ �IOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt Resolution #211-1970. Seconded by Cour�cilman Shexidan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the mqtion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #212-1970 - AUTHO&IZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF 5PECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOT 6, PARCEL 1800, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION #78: MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #212-1970. Seconded by �ouncilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ' �SOLUTION #213-1970 - AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CO�IBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON PART OF LOTS 13 & 14, PARCELS 2880 & 2900, AUDITOR'S �UBANISZON #78: , , MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #213-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice:vote, a11 ay�es, the motion carxied. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING O�' NOVENIBER lb, 1970 PAGE 14 ' RESOLUTION #214-1970 - AUTHORIZING AIVD DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOT 2, BLOCK 1, AND LOT 3, BLOCK 1, OAK GROVE AADITION: . MOTION by Councilman Harris tc adopt Resolution #214-197Q. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #215-1970 - AUTHORI"LING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOT 20 AND LUT 21, BLOCK 2, ONAWAY ADDITION: MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #215-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. APPOINTMENTS: HUMAN RELATIONS COMMITTEE: (Tabled 11-2-70) Mayor Kirkham reported that he was not yet ready with the appointments. MOTION by Councilman Harris to table consideration of the appointments to the Human Relations Committee. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. U�on a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. CLAIMS: MOTION by Councilman Harris to authorize payment of General Claims #23481 through #23644 and Liquor Claims #4984 through #5001. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor K,irkham declared the motion carried unanimously. LICENSES: Vending Machine Jackie Ann Hair Stylists University and Mississippi Fridley, Minnesota Food Establishment Piggly Wiggly 5251 Central Avenue Fx�idley, Minnesota FAmily Pizza Kitchen 7365 East River Road F�idley, Minnesota Off Sale Liquor kiggly Wiggly 5251 Central Avenue Fridley, Minnesota By: Robert Nielsen A�proved B� Health Inspector By: Piggly Wiggly Midwestern Health•Inspector , By: Earl M. Duffy Health Inspector , ' Health Inspector By: Piggly Wiggly Midwestern Police Chief ' �� REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 16, 1970 PAGE 15 LICENSES CONTINUED: Cigarette Approved By Walt's Apco 7250 Central Avenue Fridley, Minnesota By: Robert Pellow Police Chief Taxicab Columbia Heights Cab Co. 903 40th Avenue N.E. Columbia Heights, Minn. By: John LaMont Police Chief Christmas Tree Lots Fridley Lions Club 6289 Hwy. #65 Fridley, Minnesota By: Leon Madsen Fire Chief Holiday Village North 250 57th Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota By: Erickson Brothers Fire Chief General C�ntractor Frontier Lumber & Hardware Inc. Chanhassen, Minnesota By: Ilerbert Bloomberg Buildinq Inspector Heating • Olson Sheet Metal Works Inc. 315 Lincoln Street N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Robert L. Olson Plumbing Insp. Sign Erector Telke Signs 3940 Minnehaha Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Richard Telke Building Inspector �lultiple Uwellings Name Address Units Fee pee Bee Contracting Donald Babinski 333 Rice Creek Terrace 6670 Lucia Lane 16 $16.00 Same 6680 Lucia Lane 16 $16.00 Same 6690 Lucia Lane 16 $16.00 MOTION by Gouncilman Lieb1 to approve the foregoing licenses. 6econded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, the mot�oz� c�r��ed. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEM�ER 16, 1970 ESTIMATES: Weaver, Talle & Herrick Attorneys at Law 136 East Main Street Anoka, Minnesota 55303 For expense advances, dated October 5, 1970 Dunkley Surfacing Company 3756 Grand Avenue N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota PARTIAL Estimate #3 dated November 10, 1970 for Street Improvement Project St. 1970-4 Berglund-Johnson, Inc. Excelsior Minnesota 55331 PARTIAL Estimate #5 dated November 2, 1970 for work completed, this date, for construction of Water Improvement Project No. 95, Schedule B, according to contract. Comstock & Davis, Inc. Cqnsulting Engineers 1446 County Road "J" Minneapolis, Minneosta 55432 For the furnishing of resident inspection and resident supervision for the staking out of the • following construction work: PARTIAL Estimate #12 for Sanitary Sewer & Water Improvement Project No. 93 from September 28 through October 31, 1970. ' PARTIAL Estimate #13 for Water Improvement Project No. 94 from September 28 through October 31, 1970 PARTIAL Estimate #6 for Water Improvement Project No. 95, Schedule B from September 28 through October 31, 1970 COMMUNICATIONS: $ PAGE 16 37.00 17,067.75 22,853.00 1,504.25 42.24 1,856.$2 A. MINNESOTA BUREAU OF MEDIATION SERVICES: FIREFIGHTERS ELECTION MpTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the cotpmunication from the Minnesota Bureau of Mediation Services dated October 29, 1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motson carried unanimously. REGULAR CUUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEyM �R 16, 1970 PAGE li B. MINNEAPOLIS URBAN CORPS: RESOLUTION ON NON-RETURNABLE CONTAINERS: MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the communication and resolution from the Minneapolis Urban Corps. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. C. ATTORNEY GENERAL: FLAG ORDINANCE The City Attorney said that obviously the Attorney General does not want to rule on it. He said that he had checked the Minnesota law and there was no indication either way. Ma1�or Kirkham said that he would like to publish it. Councilman Harris said that he assumed that if it was read, he would render an opinion. The City Attorney said that was his under- standing also. MOTION by Councilman Harris to instruct the City Attorney to check further into the legality of the Flag Ordinance as written. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RECONSIDERATION OF LOT SPLIT #70-13, LOTS 6-10, BLOCK 6, SPRING BROOK PARK ADDITIqN, DUFFY LUMBER COMPANY: The City Engineer said that the Lot Split approved by Council was modified from the way the applicant presented it. They have gone through the legal procedure of getting the deeds etc. and would like to have it approved as submitted. The lot split line is still 5' away from the property line, and it would still meet the side yard Ordinance requirement. The Representative of Duffy Lumber Company said that this was originally , owned by Marvin Benson. There are two houses on 5 lots. In 1960 there was a mortgage placed on the property to the north, being Lots 6, 7, & 8. Subsequently there was a house built on the south portion � and a mortgage placed on it in 1961. Then it was transferred to Duffy Lumber Company. They then attempted to sell the property to the north with the house on it. It was sold on January 14, 1970 to Nasby's. They then entered ir�to a contract agreement. The line would split the ' two houses. He said that he did not know where the front of the property was. It has been approved as submitted by everybody concerned with no problems. Now they need Council approval of the Lot Split. ' ' ' ' l J Councilman Harris questioned if the new split would meet the legal requirements of 7500 square feet. The City Attorney said that Lots 6, 7, $, & 9 could be replatted. The Representative said that they could do it under a registered land survey. He wanted to get the approval of the Gity Council before he filed the deed. Councilman Harris said that this would be setting a precident and the Council has turned people down. If there is enough land, they should make the split for two buildable sites. The variance of area require- ments should go to the Board of Appeals. REGULAR COUNCIL. MEETING r' iJOV1�I�1'ric;k i6, 197G PAGE 18 Councilman Liebl said that he appreciated the problem he was faced with, and is somewhat of. a hardship case. He asked what was the address of the building with thE garage. The Representative said that the north house was 7969 East River Road and the south house faces Longfellow and is 305 Longfellow. Councilman Liebl asked if the Council had the authority to grant an area variance without it going to the Board of Appeals. The City Attorney said that they do. Councilman Harris asked if this would be a metes and bounds description and the Representative said no, nor did they intend to plat. He then read the legal descriptions of both houses. The City Attorney asked what was the objection to moving the line and the Representative said that the Nasby's did not agree to moving the line. Councilman Harris said that they would be giving up a portion of Lot 8 and getting an equal value on Lot 9. The Representative said that the property on East River Road was more valuable. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to grant the Lot Split #70-13 as originally submitted, to Duffy Lumber Company. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unariimously. RECEIVING TWG QUOTATIONS ON MOBILE WARMtNG HOUSES: (Parks & Recreation Department) The Director of Parks and Recreation explained that he was thinking in terms of mobile homes for warming houses. They could be moved from place to place and used during the summer on the playgrounds. This is the same concept as has been used for school buildings. Mayor Kirkham asked how they are finished inside. The Director said that they are all wood and are not finished inside. There would be benches for putting on skates. In the summer they plan to use for storage and moved to another area. They can be used for mobile playgrounds. This would bring a playground program to an area for a day, and there would be leadership provided. This would have a metal exterior with a wood floor. He said that he planned on �sing the smaller (12'X32') at Terrace Park and the larger one at Commons Park. They could then be moved later on in the season. Councilman Harris ask.ed what was the advantage of mobile homes over a permanent structure. He thought there may be some objection with the way they would look. They should be gone when summer comes. Why not use a permanent structure on Commons Park? The Parks and Recreation Director explained that there would be greater flexibility in having them mobile. The larger one (14'X56') used at Commons Park would of course not be as mobile as the smaller one. Councilman Breider asked if they would be h�ated. The Director said that for the one for Commons Park gas would be piped in and for the smaller one bottle gas would be used. Councilman Harris said that he had some reservations about the larger mobile home. The Director said that this is a new concept that he would like to try. He thought that it would work and would provide great flexibility. The price of $5,035.00 for thE larg�er one is not out of line. Councilman Breider said that he liked the idea of the smaller unit that could be moved around the City, but he also would have some reservations on the larger pn�. Councilman Liebl suggested REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 16, 1970 PAGE 19 t�y�,y�g the smaller one and see how it works out. Cou�ciLaan Harris said tha� the larger one for Commons was a good sized building for the price. He suggested finding out what a 12'X16' or 18' would be. Councilman Sheridan wondered what the legal requirements were for pulling on the highway. He thought it was 10'. MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve acquisition of a 12'X32' mobile home from Cliff Industries and request a report on the cost of mobile homes 12'X16' or 18', Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. PETITION TO ANNEX DURNAM ISLAND: Mayor Kirkham explained that there has been a petition received from Brooklyn Park for annexation of Durnam Island to Fridley. The owner of �he islancl has found that facilities can be available more readily from Fridley than from Brooklyn Park. The City Engineer said that about three months ago he talked to them in regard to getting water and sewer and access. There would be no great problem with water and sewer. Most of the island does not get flooded. There was some talk of a high class residential area pr high rise apartments. Councilman Sheridan said that the City of Fridley has enough problems with flooding without taking on more. The Acting City Manager said that it is back on the Council Agenda for Brooklyn Park November 23rd. Mr. Richard Harris asked if the City could annex over County lines. Mayor Kirkham pointed out that at one time Fridley had the island. Councilmar� Sheridan said that he understood that there were no concrete plans for it at this time. ADJOURNMENT: There being no further business, Mayor Kirkham declared the Regular Council Meeting of November 16, 1970 adjourned at 11:20 P.M. Respectfully submitted, '�.4�.�/,1"% X h--�;--f, �uel Mercer Secretary to the City Council Jack O. Kirkham Mayor � � ' i� ORUINANCE :VO. AN ORll 1 N�NC� TO A�]ENll TH�: C I TY C011L OF TI�E C I TY OF FR I lll.F Y I�fINNESO"1'A BY MAKING A CH:INGL IN ZONING llISTRIC'I'S. The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows: SECTION 1. Appendix D of the City Code of Fridley is amended as hereinafter i�idicated. SECTION 2. The tract or area within the County of A�loka and the City of Fridley and described as: Commencing at a point which is the intersection �' of the Sout}i line of 40th Avenue N.E. an�� the � center line of Main Street; thence Westerly along an extension of said South line a distance of �' 450.79 feet to the point of beginning; thence ! continuing Westerly along the last described line a distance of 274.21 feet to a point; thence ' Northerly at right angles to the last described line a distance of 696.96 feet to a poin�; thence . Southeasterly along a straight �line to the point of beginning. The premises last above described �t being hereafter described as Tract A. All lying in Section 34, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Is hereby designated to be in the Zoned District known as M-2 (Heavy Industi•ial Areas) . SECTION 3. 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'. i � '� + j�/, ; � i � ` ��• � , � � � i .... . ,., %��.' �� ; ij , : i.{:f � , � T'I,< ��'� t �" I l J� } �Sv« � i,•a �� ...:.r."rt_ J ` � ' '� ' I ' � /• � _ i iEt 5r✓?�} : I ,,� :..f ;S . ;% ,` _ ;,.± t !-r_ � i //j �' �.t� I ,�:�� :,�, . � �,•.�_.I ;.I."F,,.. �- �i' �—. f � l p �;. �j. t , E 3 ;,f � ;' �- � .:�� J,� // /� --� ; ; ; i._� -� : _ _ �'-'j' .� �,�js �`��'{' I „ /; �� :� �1�.( �_; �.��-�_� .� �:��;;�;:,tf,r;c_ i =�; ! � ' : r,� EI i,� � �. }.�� : e'• :,f �A .i (` •'� ..i � 'r, ��i i i: r' hr '.>� I. �, �!� Jl.. � Ji_ I ��r � ; ,: � ,, �� ., :'., . t 4 � � !' 1C� E- � �� - ��.. l� �v j (�; r ��i7l;Y� 1 I � �'� I' i(,.� �. j. ' I i BURLINGTON NORTHERN PETITI � .. EXfiIBIT „A„ � ZOA �69-11: Northern Pacific Railway Beto 40th & 41st in vicinity of Grand and California Streets Rezone from R-1 to M-2 (heavy industrial� :::�_�,t_. ZONif�lG LEGEND .;;,�( - � R-I SINGLE �AMILY DWG'S AREAS ,'-__] il �i� i I I� n� 'jl��__�_'i_ �%� `� �� ; �, /�''% � .�. � �Ts J"��c n ^i�oA's � ue /✓`� //� _�"��/, ��•�-�-s �/�l'" j/ :%/.�! l ..,r. EX l, �� / 7 f"�,. I� ,I PNN %1��/,; /� / �.�_�'�� I�L ' f —vC-- t'___"_'_ . � `�IN'NEAPOtjIS � { i. � ..t,� . 1� � 1 � � � � . R-2 LTD. h1ULTIP�E FAM.I�Y DWGS C'`'�:� R-3 GEN. MULTIPLE FAMII.Y D1'/G'S f':.'��'"7 y R-4 DISTRICT USE PER�dfTTED �'� f- x C-I LOCAL DUSINESS AREAS C=_�_] c� W C-I-S LOCAL SHOPPIF�G AREAS [�:;!��3 = CR-1 CUNICS Q ALUED LAB. LiEiEit?iiu) C-2 GENERA� BUSINESS AREAS �R`�`y G2-S GENERAL SHOPPING AREAS �'�;��'� CR-2 OFFICE SERV. B� 1.T0. BUSINESS [-:'::] Q m PD P�ANNED DEVELOPRIEMT [;"�'.;'] � M-1 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL AREAS QJ/J/� � O M- 2 H6AVY ItJDUSTRIAL AREAS PT1'l/T U P PUBUC FACILITIES AREA� [_'�__3 Q CVTY PHOi'ERTY � SCIIVOL CROPEF7Y QQ OHG1:4tiCE NU�tBE'n � Q' ZONE USE LIMIi4TION -- % _✓. %� %�� _ ► ,� j�' �- � .- /r �� -%f,� � ?" /�'I — /�� -� a; /� -- St� � •�/�✓ � • ,�,,, Ti.-'�� ;- ,�� - _5,��,,-;� � ,. .. .- //?/% C%� /% ;`' % ��'/,' C %� /,� •I � .Sf �"- �'/i�c'_ �SF_ �"' �'i'''�/%r � 1�%i7/ii••� 4 �' _ _ Uc� %; 7, J "l � `'� , �,�-� . �r_.� �-� �- �l �'/f�� !; - �. ! , ' � � , , � � � -� , � , , , � _ ' ' � t BJRL3NGTON NORTHERN �ETITION E;�_y I �s I I "u `t Legal Description of Property: � TRACK A C.:mmencin� at a point which is _he intersection of the South line of 40th Avenue N,E,, and the center line of Main Street; thence Westerly along an extension of said South line a distance of 45 0.79 fe4t to the point of beginning; thence continuing Westerly along the last described line a distance of 274.21 feet to a point; thence Northerly at right angles to the last described line a distance of 696.96 feet to a point; thence Southeasterly along a straight line to the point of beginning. The premises last above described being hereafter described as Tract A. TRACT $ Commencing at the intersection of the South Iine of 40th Avenue N.E,, and the center line of Main Street; t'�ence Westerly along an exten�ion of said South line a distance of 725.0 feet to the point of begin- ning; thence Northerly at right angles to the last described line a distance of 1424.52 feet to�a point in the North line of Lot 4, Auditor's Sub. l�o. 39; thence, Westerly along said North line a distance of 70.0 feet to a point, thence Northerly a distance of 559.48 feet to a point in the South ' line of 43rd Avenue N.E,, which point is 200.0 feet Easterly of the West line of Lot 6, Auditor's Sub No. 39; thence Westerly along the South line of said 43rd Avenue N.E,, a distance of 200.0 feet to said ° West line of said Lot 6; thence Southerly along the West line of said Lot 6, a distance of 399.63 feet to a point in the North line of Lot 5, said Auditor's Sub. No. 39; thence Westerly along said North line of Lot 5 to the Northeast corner of Lot 12, said Auditor's Sub. No. 39; thence Southwesterly along the Easterly line of said Lot 12, Lot 13, and Lot 14 of said Auditor's Sub. No. 39 to a point in a line which is a Westerly extension of the South line of s�id 40th Avenue N.E,; thence Lasterly along said South line of 40th Avenue N,E., to the point of be- ginning. The premises last above described being hereafter referred to as�Tract B. _ Generally located �Vest of �Iain Street bettiveen 40th Avenu� and 43rd Avenue Northeast, Fridley and in the vicinity of Grand Avenue, Coltimbia Heights and California Street, Fridley, 1�linnesota. � , � � � I � � � � ' ' � � F�TY''t'TON EiY FiU;;�.11!(��l'Ot� J1GFi`i•H�sP�N IPdC. 176 ItiA3T 5''t'H ��'i?��`�' , 5T •�'AUL ��iYF1:iES0''i'A 55101 FOR SI'EGYt'.L U'�� I�r�;�.��:'i' �.'�t ZOl�I�.(# CH�IP:(3E� • YN R�Qa�RD TD �ifE EX�'A1d3Y01�J AP?D OPI:FtATION OI� �'�i�E R1�IY.�;O!►Q GLl�SSZi`TCh�'�ON YARD Duo°lffa��an T�o�y�iY�cs�n, xt1�. ��,76 ��s�t 5�ti �troc�t, S�. Paul, F��,��c�no�a, h�roln�Pte� r�i'Q�°rc�tt �o �r� the "Pct��- tionoi�", horct�y �i�tli�ion� ihe� C�S;y oP P'rSt�ley� f'or tho �Qrr�it s.pps�ovaie �nd �oiil,r�; cP�ar.�;ca in r�c��s� �o tho QxpAn�lon and opa�tation of 2hc� raA],f�e��d a1��:s�4F'�a�a�lon y°az�d (inclLding de- par�upQ tr�,at�g �zi�c� elope c�xc�t�r��;Scr�l) on �h� land�; de�Q�°ibod bQlow �nd g� ahot�n on tha att�.�hQt9 m�p markeQ �� Exhibit "A" as 1Qgmllq dv�cribed on E�:hit�i� "��, both Exhibite t��tach�d h�reto and 1i1�or�or�,�od by r�Par�n�e. The proparty i� generaliy looa�od Wemt of M�in 3treot batr�QQn nOtt� Av�n�c� and 43.�d Avenraa Northoaat, Fridl�y and in �ho vic inity of' (ii°ansi l: ��n�c+, Co].unbi� He1;-;h� s and Caliiornia 3�r��L, ii�'rridley, P�i�n;��ota. Th� r�QuQS��d �p�rova� ans� chai.�;�� are: Por ir�et A: Rezoni.ii;; ct��t�� f'rani R--1 (Sin�1Q Family D.��119.n;; Are�x) �o ?t-2 (Iiaavy Indu��C�•i�.1 Aroa) Por TracL A� II: S�?�a3�1 U�� ei,, iL-i'or ox��n- - - � s3on and op?raLion oP raflroad ala�aific�tior� yArd Va''i�nc:�-to reduc� t'r,e r��ir.:��,iUR Poota�;� requlre�en� b�t��e�n �i-2 xon�n" %�nci R-1 zonin� fro;n 1500 feet to 0 fe4� :'o: yar�i aans�ruction. If th� �aid zoninU eZ:an�;�s an� s��ecia2 use �er- �ita az�e prant�d ' � � �t � .. � �- , y. f U � ail'.. p�' 1 J.:C4� Ual.ldv filif. :..Y.T;�,^.��:�.1 1(� , clagsifi�ation yt�rd in thrs �r•ea dcaaribed, the pQtitionor a�rees to �Che f"olloc�ing conditionu c�nd aeknowledg�a L-t�mt the permita and �onixig ch�in��u er�� cor:�Sitione�d upon th� perforrr,ancc by ii� of �hQ follo�-riz�;� oonditic��a8 � a. Tho r�a�d�n�3a1 proper�i�� t�bu�Gtin�;; the propo�cd d�vQlopraen� rtill bo pro�ectc�d by � ber� �o bo con- etrua�;�d on tha �op oP �Yio Gnb�nl�r►c�nL• alcn� v�itla ina�all��Son or a gix foot e?�ain lia�k f°�nco on t}ae baok e�c�c� aP L-he bert� prior to co*:�enacr��nt of rook reraoval en,+� blgr�t�i�,;. The b�rr� eonstruetion� to th� extont po�sa�.�Ia, �ill t�ca cuah that tho ewitaflina yrzrd ic no� vi�:3blc Pi•o� ChQ �ooP e�v�a l�vQl lin� of si�;h�, but thQ hQ��ht oP tho b�2�r:� vrill nor ��e��d aighS: f�s��. b. The bla��in6 nolue crill bv l:cp� • to � r�Ynfmura ao an noL to h3vQ �n �dv�s�•:�c: �f PQe� on tha nQi�jibor- houd. P��2�i�nc:i� and itn Con�rac;to�•a will ava��a��e the� s�ru��:u�c€� of Ll�a ho :�aa cr��llin th� corporn�e • limgta ot tho C4ty oi' �ridle� soutr, of US�h Av�nue, N.E. prior tio Lh� coi��ruc�iot� ao tha� any dai;��z�c diirir�u blu�tin� and• co��;rue�ian can b� Juatifiab�y e�►tab133hed. c. ThQ dust due ta th� epna�ru��ion r�h�ll be controlled by �ta�e2•inF; dawn �t�e �-r�a i!' n�c�asst�y. d. The 15.�:�tinE; in tt;:: yards and loud apeakars for Mo:^1: �etivitie� ti�rili `�e placed in such a�ann�r� tr.at th�:�e� a^� �iirec.'c.r.� ��w�y Prcm t?:e residential ar��s to t�i� E�s':. Ther•� �rs11 be an s�dequ�te �um- ��,�r of s�,ealce�.•a �a:�:' thQ�se �111 be �l��c: �cl prc,��i�ly � ' iar ��rS:�ura vo).�.�-�r.� nn,1 :°.<�:,•r.i�^,u? cov�z:..��. '1 ' ' ' � , � ; �r ! ' i , ' � r r �I , , , . e. 1T�o toy� p�� tior� o�° tYic� o��on2�ent �ill ba plcn�c�d wi�h � t�pQ oi �to� �h o•: vc6�ts�tior� �ahiah �oaa ` up �o a�:,.;xciL:�,� hc�i�hi: c��' V�cva�n ine��c�a _cr.C_- roquirao �ininal �;a��cn�nao to u-z�tsc� it aoa'�hotia�ll� p1o��n�, f. TY:<; ].u�c3;;�G t:ypc� OS' Y•c�n��c3Cta �quip�o�l� rtlll bt� LtO�Q 6• h. s. 3• arid up;c'ic��c�ci p��ie�c�io�.3�y sa tt�i.8 it ti�ill oon�inuc to ftaracitio;� p:•o�::s�ly. a'Y�e C11cy t�i11 be p�ovifled t�ith o�rtiPied d��a bg 8� ��P��t oY�oan�;;aS;ion in rQ��.rd to �hQ proSent noiea 1QVe1 0� Pcti�io�-s::�'s oper•��ion t�nd g0n�rrall� thQ n�i�Q lav�l in �he �rpandQd opQration mil� not ba any �, �m�er ti}��n �he p�as�n� lc�ve� . H�agld2n�a eon�t; uet�d i�� th4� area in a�pport ot' thin o��a �tion mu�� com; bcPoro �h� �3uilflin� St�:nd:.:a°d:; D�ai�n Con'tro3. Subcc�s:�ni�c�e� Por approval. '�h�y �ill �'z�or�$ p�°��;arily �nay 4'ror� the rc�idantir�l 8Y' UEi . Th� �ra�'Pg.a p�{;�;�r�;� go� a°c:raov�l vf roc}�, dir� and o�hc�� °c��ti�sc �rill t�ca Loc��rd;� E�st Riv�•r Itoad t�nd a�y !c'x�ra�� ?ie ��,c3a��f31 aru�. Thc traf fia ec�ivi- �ic�o Q�4 i�,, eo�:��ua��.o� ��i�l bcr aoo;�dS�nated rri�h F�idl�;�, the Ca•.�n�y, Coiu��'�1� fIc�3�k��s and the Ci.ty Of I'tinn��.r��li�• All th� bur�i3rt; ��d air pollution r��ulation� of the C1'�y �nd the St��e ti�ill be comrlied ��ith and no par� of th� r�.ilroad y�.rd� wi]_1 bn uaed as a Qv.i�p t;r.:� L� p1.lE� th� 2°efua�. ' k. Thc ovQrpass on 4�th �`,v�t�ue tiill be �on�loted fron 44th fi�y�n4c to E�sL Rlve�r Road a� plar►n�d b5• ' Bu: l i ry+ �' w n,,,,o:� „o� �h � r� n I n c . p. i �?� L o o� �� r^ L' o r i .� f - - �J' L - f'- 7 _ - �,�- ,� 4: - _ w'� 2. .. , � L.l �...�.. M'.. ,. � _ �2 . proval oi th� Plans & Sp�elf�cations shall be coordinated v,ith th� City, Count�► and other gov�rrL-n�n�r�l ap..Pncies ttn� the construction af thig oVeT�p;a.st1 AZOIIQ; t�i�h approach�s aa pza�p�c�d by �he Petitioner �rill �e completed at no cos� to th� City und ti�� County. .1. All plann of yard lay-c,ut, brid�e plans and build- ing plar�s ti:ill be subinitted to the City for ap- proval p•rior �o construe�ion. m. The petl�irj�ier will ind��nr�iPq the Ci�y for any claima of anv na��rE tha� tnay recsu].t Prom the construc�ion a� autlin�:d abave, frorn the blas�ing involved in oaS.d cona�rue�i�n or from any othar activity inEao�vcd in the PeLi*i��r'c �r its con- traetorr.,' 3nd a�cYi�:z' activitic-:> {:: sai : c:�r ;tr•u�- tion �nd f�urther a�;�^c�es to• hol_' �?:e City harmless Prom �.nd �tgttin: � any t�ncl aTl claims �zri�ing ou� oP sa�.d act�.vi�ies Pnd conrs�ructlon and to defEnd on be}�alf' of the City 4r�y and all claim� that ma.y be present;cd �o i�. In addi�ion to the said agr�ern�nti:� Por the City of' Fr1c11cy� �he Petition�r, itis aE;en'ts and its contractortt will SndEmni.fy the resicient� of the City oi' Fridley for darns�;e� *hat may resu].t frorn blflstin�; in the vicinity of their hor�e � . ,� _� � n. Petiti.onAr �grees to. make;t�-�r--��-�t�S�,�•�.,1`�.�'�,;--c� � . �;.�.t::A:.�:�-i:;:�-_..l�:n.::`-1;�:�,r �-r_LK-�t}��-��:�}�or.Ad �Y(?.-R-.C� �!-�Ati�� , L - ----._.. . .._ --..__........ ..-- -• •� ,� - -- , ��-��,�y--��-a�-��,�rr��--r�-�l�e�tti� nro�ertq in C r ��,. � -L i ' /�;:t ;ti�. ' parc.el. l.?.00, le�ally describe;.j as �ota 2 ar�d 3, �/� �i �' ' Auditor's Sub�ivision 78, �vuil�ble *o industrial AncrF.lnnt,innt _ .,. ` � � ' CJ � I �� ( � � - i' k � � t, i , ' , � ' . �4� o. Petitionar a►ill cooper�.te with the City of Fridlay for tihe dediaation of a right hand turn lane on East River Road to f;he propos�d �3rd AvenuQ ov�r- paES. p. The City will b� gr�nted first option on any excess m�tc�rial a�failable Prom said eon�truction to be Ar . AGCr.CO �pau Ry rH�. %jaR:rr��r��✓ Alcl�nfCN �P. �L TNQ c4umped r�ithin the City oi' Pridley�at the direction �'T i C"'�� pf fR'roi: of the EnginQer of the City o�' Fx°idley at �o chargo, hr0� � /F T provicic�d tha cost of th� haul im not exces�ive. Co u Ns,� W�f�..,, q. FQti�ionQr fui��;h�r aEr�es to cooperate with the �%�°� � City and th� County and u1Y1 no� oppose thQir rQ- quest ror a grade separaCian ttt the railroad tracka on I�Ii�sio3ippi Street beforQ the Minn�:sota Public S�rviee Cor��unirsaion. It mlao aPrves to beAr the full eost og the ahoo fly•snfl 10� of the remain- ing co�t o�' �i�c projeci ui�:hin the rip;ht of way lirniL•st, �hieh cost �nc�udQs ra1.:�in� the levcsl of the traek_thr�� fQet above_�he existing_level to nllo�� for bettc�r drnina�� of th� faailitq, con- atruation o� tho strueture end other related t�orlc. r. PQ�itlon�r a�roea th�t iti i�ill allo� or bP a pc►rty to allo�rin� LhQ City to r�locate the Qxioting old railroad ero�ainga, on� bet��een Long,fello�� and Libarty and on� noar Ironton Street to 79th �iay and 83rd Avenue. s. Petition�r will coop�rate with Northern States ' Power� and th� City of Frldley in r�rovi�:�i��p; for a � sntis.fa�tary �relocatior, of the 1�5 KV, pow�r line fror� iLs present loCati�i� t� pAt�tlotl�?�'s pro�^rty. . 'S � Respeotfully eubmitted, BURLINffTON *70RTHERN INC ., Pet it ioner By 0 L E A S E THIS L�ASE, Piade and entered into this day of December, 1970, by and between Gil-Mor, Inc., a Minnesota corporation, wifli offices at Skywood Mall Shopping Ceiiter, Fridley, Minnesota, and City of �'ridley, a Minnesota Municipal corporation, �herein called "Tenant"); WITNESSETH: Landlord hereby leases to Tenant and Tenant hereby hires from Landlord the premises situated in the Shopping Center known as Skywood Mall, in the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, (which Shopping Center is legally descirbed in Exhibi?- A atta�:3.ed hereto and made a part hereof}, which are outlined in red in Exhibit "B" which is hereby made a part of this lease and which are herein designated as the t0�eased premises • TO HAVE AND TU HOLD �he �eas��d premises and a term of two (2) years, beginning on the lst day of ending on the 31st day of December, 1972, subject to and coriditions: A R T I C L E 0 N E R E N T appurtenances for January, 1971, and the following terms Landlord reserves and Tenant covenants and agrees to pay to Landlord, without demand at its office in Fridley, Minnesota, or at such other place as may be designated in writing by Landlord, on the days and in the manner prescribed herein, rent for the premises as follows: ' A fixed sum herein called "minimum rent", of $378.93 for each calendar month which falls entirely within the lease term� €�r each day. i�- any--e-a�an�-�r mnnth T,h; �� Qd��T�=_ei«�rely witni� ' rh _� Q�� LCLIII. All-�ent-pay i� any par r '� I110T1t�1—Sk}�i�� ha i i-ri 4 1 ca a�.c v=—�}% � � tF. F t�L. ��—` �. i i aya e. ' ' A R T I C L E T W 0 L E A S E Y E A R The term "lease yea�" means a period beginning either on the ' first day of the first f_ul,� calendar mOnrh of tl�e lease term, or on the anniversary of that day, and ending on the day before the annive�sary of the beginning da�e o� that period. 7 F) Minneapolis, ^sinnesota 55�+32 Plovember 25, 1970 City of F��dley City Council Gentlemen: Would a�nreciate zf the City Council would consider the A1-Ro^e qddit=`on for re approval. Thank you. 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USE P�;R,�1I'I' .�tt��cli�cl }ier;,��tii.tli i5 a re�uest £or a�lat and sr��cial u;e pez•n�i t i�e�ar�iiri� tn� property legally� described ,:�s the :�urth liali of Lots 30 and 31, Auclitor's �ubdivisioii �1'9 except the �;orth 125 feet. 'Tliese requests will be on the Cou�icil Agenda for the xegular �ueeting of liecember 7, 197p, t\nyone interestecl in this item is hereby advised to appear at this nieeting being held at 6431 Uni�rersity :avenue N.i:. (Fridley City }lall) at 8:00 P.:�I. on �ecember ?, 1970. ��/1,;, ' � : � � �� „C.�.L J�j 'i.t1�� ,• i�I:aS Ii�1 ��1. QUR�SIII , P. E. City �ngineer-llirector of Planning "<f .. i ,� � � � , � . � , � � � � _, � �� --_ _�-------------.. - . ;_____.._ i �_ o � A � �.�'r v-i�,'S- _--� .�-�-- - - ,� .. r : . ;: �� , 4 � • r ' /�I� � . .. 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'1Sr,��,� .;. — �.: „� � . ,�t,� ��% ��,y r � p � � � ^� � a, � t ' � �' H f �,� 0 � ■ iiEALTOFIS ■ 2415 FOSMAY TOWEA, MINNEAPOLIS; MINN. 86408 � T�LEPMONE [61�7 �J3�•B�21 1 U Z Z � 0 � December 2, 1970 W 2 � � Q �. o City Council � City of Fridley ��`"' "`� 6431 University Avenue N. E. . � Fridley, Minnesota � � � � � � � � J � � � � Gentlemen: Regarding the property legally described as Lot 30 and the North � of LQt 31 auditor's subdivision #129, City of Fridley, I respectfully make the following requests of the council: l. 'That you reconsider my request for a special use per- mit (which was denied on October 5, 1970) on the following basis: that a special use permit be granted to allow 50 units to be built on that part of Lot 30 which is presently zoned R-3. The reasoning behind this renewed request is this: the total land area of lot 30 and the North � of 31 combined equals approximately 254,345 square feet. Of this approximately 99,330 in lot 30 is presently zoned Rs3 and allows 39+ dwelling units based on 2500 sq. ft. per unit. The balance of approximately 155,015 square feet (in lot 30 and north 2 of 31) is zoned R-1 and allows 17 dwelling units based on 9,000 sq. ft. per unit. This is the cur- rent picture and without changing density the over-all land area allows 56 dwelling units. I would like to plat six residential lots facing Onandago Avenue and a 50 unit apartment site facing 73rd Avenue (and the Onan plant). 2. That you reconsider the preliminary plat of this same land (which was also denied on October 5, 1970). This plat would serve to facilitate the above special use request. I am certainly still willing to provide an easement along the westerly line of the North � of lot 30 as requested by the City. I would very much appreciate your treatment of this matter as urgent so that if it is at all possible I may record the plat before the end of the year in line with whatever decision you make. Thank you very much for your kind attention to this matter. Si ��rely, � � . �j /� , �� / � t'" �:'c�{ • ° �" � C � ,� � v=c-�; -�. �ebrge/�� Nelson n 1- ■ qEALTORB ■ 24'95 FOSNAY TOWER� MINNEAPOLIB, MINN. BS40� ■ TELEPNONE �B1@� 33@•99Q1 (�!� V �i� �.. � z Z 0 � J W Z W t '1Jc�i�i. ;fyC'il� �t Y" � ` ; Q:, ,. ,.._-_ � � � �.__�. -- f.... .___ . o � � , v �-r ��,� /�--� � �.-i � � �� ; � ,",�° ,_ � . � � (-y;r�;iN�`j -_�._...��,.. � t � , � �. �.' �`� - �. ��. x , , � �� ,� �,, ,-.� ; .., `? c..;,k : . �___.__._---- • -� �; \ ; i y' t_— ��:}NJ�b,9 ��v: � 7�3 ,�'J !� � �: _ .� --> � � i �..�._.._ � /C �-C,�' l...S �.�r _ 0 r ..... � ,,.�..� �• -� �a�i•�. O~� � 0 � / / , . � � � � �r•�R. ••�•�•�•• •\ \ � - -�i�i; ��..�U ��H - � � �� "°/��,�s,�,�'s,,�� ss�sS.�cP� war � �� Il� ✓�i� i i t i �� • . 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ROLL CALL: r%'� �� PAGE 1 Members Present: Minish, Harris, Erickson, Fitzpatrick, Schmedeke Members Absent: None Others Present: Engineering Assistant Darrel Clark, Councilman Tim Breider, Councilman Frank Liebl APPROVE PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: NOVEMBER 4 1970 MOTION by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planninq Commission minutes of November 4, 1970 be approved. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the mo ti on carri ed unani rnous 1 y. IVE PLATS & SUBDIVISIONS-S ETS & UTILITIES Sl MINUTES: . 4. 1970 � MOTION bz� Schmedeke, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the Planning Commission receive the minutes of the P1ats & Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities Subcommittee meeting of November 4, 1970. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. � � � � � RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: NOVEMBER 10 1970 MOTION by Minish, seconded by Harris, that the PZanning Commission receive the minutes of the Board of Appeals meeting of November 10, 1970. Upon a voice vote, aI1 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL MINUTES: NOVEMBER 5 1970 MOTION by Harris, seconded by Minish, that the Planning Commission receive the minutes of the Building Standards-Design Control meeting of November 5, 1970. Upon a voice vote, a1Z voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 1. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING: PROPOSED PRELIMINARY PLAT P.S. 4�70-04 FIVE SANDS, BY FIVE SANDS, INC.: Replat of Block 2, Pearson's lst Addition and Parcel 8400. For the benefit of two concerned property owners in the audience, a brief revtew was given by the Chairman of the request for the proposed plat and Mr. Fudali explained the map showing each lot colored separately. He explained that Lincoln Street is a public road which will be improved by the City in the spring. Outlot B, which runs into Lincoln Street, will be built and maintained by the developer. ' Chairman Erickson asked for an explanation of the statement made by Mr. Fudali at the last meeting inferring he was one of the original owners. Mr. Fudali said the property was owned by S. G. Pearson. There were five men, N. Craig Johnson, . ' ' �,� _. . �� Plannin Commission Meetin - November 18 1970 Pae2 William Dolan, George Halvorson, Clarence Lowe and Paul Roberts who called them- selves "Committee of Five". He was first introduced to the project when litiga- tion was pending. The man who was supposed to handle the finances resigned when they ran into difficulties. At the present time, he and Ken Nordling are partners in the venture, and they have Gus Welter (architect who built Chippewa Park in Brooklyn Center) as the architect. Mr. Fudali was never initially involved as an owner in the Five Sands, Inc. What he said was that at one time he was associated with Dolan and N. Craig Johnson, and when they came to him, he bought out the interest of one of the men which meant he became associated with the other four. He had never been before the Planning Commission or Council in regard to the re- quests of the Committee of Five, and did not receive material pertaining to the requests until the Council rezoned the property to R-3A. There was a short discussion regarding the fact that some of the lots are less than the required area for 59 units. Mr. Fudali was asked by Mr. Harris if he were aware of "some of the determina- tion taken at the time of the rezoning". Mr. Fudali felt, as far as he was con- cerned now, the issue in the case was whether or not the land was properly rezoned, and he did establish it in his mind that it was. Mr. Harris referred to the Council meeting of October 6, 1969 approving the building permits for the first two buildings as presented by Five Sands, Inc. The question was asked by the City if they were going to apply for a registered land survey or plat. Mr. Johnson said the land was torrens title, the deed was clear, and the mortgage company was satisfied with the metes and bounds descrip- tion as it was under one ownership. Mr. Fudali said that Mr. Johnson was unable to construct the buildings in October, 1969. Up until the time that he became an owner, they were going to try to build five buildings at the same time. However, they were unable to build even two apartments. It would be difficult for him to answer what was said at that meeting regarding platting and the mortgage company being satisfied with metes and bounds descriptions. He and Ken Nordling now feel that in order to simplify parcel description and to receive separate tax statements on each of the parcels, they would like the area platted as requested. Although this situation is a typical condition for a registered land survey, they would still have to get approval from the Planning Commission and Council. Mr. Harris then referred to the Council meeting of July 21, 1969 which men- tioned that the City should acquire 12 feet along East River Road for a future turning lane. Mr. Fudali said they have given a deed to the City for a turn lane, dedicating a 12 foot lane on East River Road. In regard to Lincoln Street, which intersects 79th Avenue, Mr. Fudali explained they have petitioned to have it constructed -- the bids being let in the fall and the street to be built in the spring. Outlot B will be a private road in the com- plex and will be maintained by the complex in the winter and the summer. If Lincoln Street had been vacated, the complex would have lost one half of it to the commercial property, and they did not wish to bring commercial any closer to their property. � �� , .., . .r PlanninQ Commission Meetin� - November 18, 1970 Pag.e 3 The City Attorney said that one of the zoning stipulations was there would be no access on 79th Avenue and that Lincoln Street was to be used for access. The proposed plat was then examined and discussed relative to easements, ingress and egress. Mr. Juster continued saying if the project would be maintained under one ownership, the Planning Commission would have a much better control of keeping things as they are than if you ended up with different ownerships. The Engineering Assistant said he computed the land area. As he understood it, the first building site, which is now under construction, would be Lot 1, Outlot A and B, and as f3r as area requirements are concerned, it would be big enbugh for a 54.3 unit apartment, but the number of units now under construction is 59. The second building could contain 62.4 units. Using a combination of Lot 3, Outlot C and Lot 4 would be large enough for 44.7 units; Lot 5 equals 52.0 units; Lot 6 is 49.0 units; Lot 7 equals 10.7 units. To bring the total area requirements up to what was approved by the Council, one must include tfie 50 foot right of way of East River Road and is equal in land area to 22 units. Tfiis 50 foot easement was included in the overall figure of 17 acres. The reason tFie petitioner included it was because it was given as an easement and not a dedication. The figures of the County and City Assessors also include the 50 feet as an ease- ment, so there is a questiun whether or not it could be used as land area for the total complex. Mr. Fstdali was asked if he would be prepared to change the plans to conform with the City Code. Mr. Fudali answered they would like to keep the buildings looking alike. He did not quite understand about the square footage. If at all possible, he believed that what they could do would be to ask for a variance if they needed a variance. If they could not do that, they could change the architectural design on one of the last buildings by eliminating some of the units. Mr. Erickson felt the problem really starts out with the very first building. Mr. Harris said that Lot 7 bothers him. Zt was his understanding that FHA will not mortgage a piece of property that does not have public access. Cfiairman Erickson said that they probably could satisfy FHA by �ranting a private road easement. � Mr. Fudali gave the following explanation. An instrument has been given to the City Attorney which provides Lot 7 with an easement in favor of all the rest of the property for recreational purposes and provides that each one of these buildings has the right to use Lot 7 for recreational purposes. In this way, � Lot 7 becomes an integral part of the complex. The recreational agreement was modeled after one Pemtom drew. Lot 7 would not be mortgaged by FHA as they do not permit any mortgage financing for pools or recreational buildings. It will be 1 mortgaged conventional which requirements are for access to a public street, but not public access. They have created access to a public street by easement. They also require that there be enough money coming in to meet mortgage payments. � There is an agreement whereby the rest of the property agrees to pay to Lot 7 a sum of money each month. This sounds subtle, but it is the best way to do it in order for all of the apartments to use the recreational building. Mr. Welter is the general contractor and has no financi.al ir.terest in the cor- poration, and he is building it for Five Sands, Inc. Mr. Fudali and Ken Nordling have been friends for ten years, but this is the first large project they have had together. , � i . • O i)r ' Planninq Commission Meeting November 18, 1970 _ Page 4 Mr. Fudali continued that he would like five separate tax statements because he may have five separate mortgage companies. F'HA requires a reserve for taxes and replacements. The bookkeeping would be kept separate in order to find out if one building is not doing as well as another and would be easier to spot. I Mr. Harris asked about Outlot C. Mr. Fudali said there is an easement over Outlot C which picks up an easement going West to Lincoln Street. Rather than describe it by metes and bounds, they chose to describe it as Outlot C. � Referring to the turn around on 79th Avenue and the railroad tracks, Darrel Clark said the City would like to get a crossing at the railroad tracks. If it is impossible to get a crossing, then the turn around will be put in. � Speaking of the ditch that runs adjacent to the property on the South side, Mr. Harris asked if they were contemplating improvements. , Mr. Fudali answered that he had discussed with the City ground storm sewer they were building which would empty into they had talked to the fellow from the Pool Company who owns � They had a conversation about doing something with the whol possibility of giving easements for additional recreational preliminary conversation. � � Engineer the under- the ditch. Also the land to the South. e creek area and the area. It was just Mr. Harris questioned the advisability of having the storm water drain into the creek because there is a problem at the present time. The Engineering Assistant said this will get worse as more streets and parking lots are put in. The culvert underneath the railroad tracks is not adequate. Answering the question of what is going to , said it is part of the mortgage for Lot 1 and scaping, they are not going to build anything. , � � � be built on Outlot A, Mr. Fudali Outlot B, and other than land- The Engineering Assistant, speaking to Mr. Fudali, said that the City Engineer and he would like to know if there was any possibility of Outlot A being combined with Lot 1, Block 1, Pearson's lst Addition which is a commercial piece of property on the corner of East River Road and 79th Avenue. They were going to ask the commercial owners for an easement in the Northwest corner of this lot. The City would like to put in a turn lane and in order to do that, they would have to get some property from the owners. If they could get that corner, then make a trade for Outlot A with you. Mr. Fudali answered that at the present, he could not think of any major problems, but would like to see what Outlot A looks like , after the project is built. They might be able to do something with the Outlot as far as landscaping is concerned. He would hesitate, wondering what the commercial lot would do with Outlot A, as it would be getting too close to the complex. Mr. Minish asked if the reasonlfor requesting a plat is basically to simplify � the original description. Mr. Fudali said they thought they could accomplish everything they expected to in the way of shortenin� tt;c description, and record- ing easements with the exception of separate taxes. LJ � � Chairman Erickson said it was his understanding the County has been filing metes and bounds descriptions. � J � ' � � � , � r%'� , .: �, Plannin Commission r4eetin - November 18 1970 PaeS Answering Mr. Harris' question about the bottom half of the property owned by Pearsons, Mr. Fudali said that they have a contract for deed. He met with James Pearson and Leonard Samuelson and showed them the plat. They will sign the plat if it is.approved. The plans are that on March 1, 1971, they will be paid in full. The Engineering Assistant volunteered that a copy of the contract is in the City file. Mr. Schmedeke asked the City Attorney if the City had any legal objections to the request for a plat. Mr. Juster replied that he did not anticipate any legal problems with the easements and plat as such. If it is platted, it is much easier to build on Lots 1 and 2. They could stop building and sell off Lots 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7. If the project were one unit, it would be more difficult to sell. MOTION by Minish, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the P.Zanning Commission close the public hearing of the propos�d preliminary p1at, P.S. #70-04, Five Sands, by F'ive Sands, Inc., being a replat of B1ock 2, Pearson's Zst Addition and Parcel 8400. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. The question asked by Mr. Fitzpatrick was if the Planning Commission approved this plat, knowing the intent and number of units, what was the implication? Chairman Erickson replied that if the Commission approves the plat, they allow the petitioner to go ahead with the project in violation of the ordinance. Mr. Fitzpatrick continued that if approving the plat, which is simply the ' division of the land, what check would the City have on the petitioner? Mr. Juster answered that if the plat is approved, he did not think it meant they approved the units for the balance of the area. Before Mr. Fudali could build � on Lot 3, he would have to come in for a waiver. The Planning Commission would not actually affect the two buildings coming up, but from now on, a new problem would be created. If he came in for a waiver and the Planning Commission felt he was carrying on the initial concept, it could be granted. Mr. Juster did not , think the plat itself would be material either way. � � ' L� Chairman Erickson said that Lots 3, 4 and 7 combined are still short of land. He continued that the Planning Commission has to keep in mind the purpose and the basic understanding the City has regarding this request. He felt the Commission pretty well agreed this was proposed as one project and had every intention com- pleting it that way. It appears the buildings could be built and mortgages filed and the project completed without a plat. It was his own opinion it should be left until the project is far enough along to determine if it is going to be finished. He felt the petitioner still had not explained to him why they are requesting a plat. The only purpose he can see for platting is to split the taxes and that could be accomplished between mortgage companies. Because of the background of this property and opposition to roads by neighboring property owners, the project should be completed as originally presented to the City. Mr. Minish said he was somewhat of the same mind, that everything can be accomplished as stated by the Chairman. Mr. Schmedeke said an important factor to him was that if the owner of the South part of the proposed plat, thought it would not be developed, he was certain he would be here this evening. It seems to prove to him that the party who owns the South part feels the project is going to be completed. We should face the _. n,;C� ��.: �_. Planning Commi.s,si,on Meetin� - November 18, 1970 Pa�e 6 fact that the land is either going to be developed by the Five Sands, Inc. or the owner would eventually develop it himself. Chairman Erickson said he did not question the intent of the petitioner. How- ever, he did not see why it should be the burden of the City to see this project through. The complex could be built first and then the platting can be accomplished for taxes. Mr. Schmedeke wondered if it were not the tight money market that is a factor in platting now. Chairman Erickson said he did not believe that seemed to be the problem. Frank Liebl, Councilman, stated when the Georgetown Courts complex was rezoned, the buildings were sold while they were being built and Council accepted the overall plan from Maurice Filister and then later on, after he completed a few, Mr. Filister came in and asked for a registered land survey. It was not until he completed the complex that he split them up and they are individually owned by individual mortgage companies. They were platted after they began building. There were no problems in regard to the requirements of land, but Mr. Filister came beforL the Council and had a Registered Land Survey approved. Chairman Erickson said he would not say he would object to the plat after the project is developed. Mr. Minish said that plans do not always develop the way they are presented. MOTION by Harris, seconded by Minish, that the Planning Commission recorrmtend denial of the proposed preliminary p1at, P.S. #70-04, Five Sands, by Five Sands, Incorporated, being a replat of B1ock 2, Pearson's lst Addition and Parcel 8400, as i t was presented for the following reasons: 1. The Zots are too sma11 for 59 unit buildings as proposed. 2. The creation of lots without public access. 3. If platted now, the City wi11 Iose what control it has over the project. 4. This was not part of the oriqinal plan wherl presented for rezoning and building concept approvaZ in Z969. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 2. REZONING REQUEST: ZOA ��'70-06, SID BADEB: Lot 4, Auditor's Subdivision #108, to rezone from R-1 to R-3 -- the South 301 feet. The Engineering Assistant explained this request was brought before the Plan- � ning Comanission earlier this spring by Mr. Pritchard who is no longer interested and now resides out of state. Mr. Zwicki, the property owner, is being repre- sented by Mr. Sid Bader. � , MOTION by Minish, seconded by 5chmedeke, that the Planning Commission set the public hearing date of December 9, 1970 for the rezoning request, ZOA #70-05, Sid Bader, of the South 301 feet of Lot 4, Auditor's Subdivision �i108, to be rezoned from R-1 to R-3. Upon a voice vote, aIZ voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 3. REQUEST FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT: SP 4�70-12, ALVIN A NITSCHKE: Outlot 1, Rice � Creek Plaza South, Lot 32, Block 4, Lowell Addition to Fridley Park together with the vacated street between before mentioned parcels. � MOTION by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Minish, that the Planning Committion con- firm the public hearing date of December 9, 1970 for the request for a Special Use Permit, SP #70-12, A�vin A. Nitschke, to construct a two family dwelling in � �1 � Planning Commission Meetin� - November 18, 1970 PaAe 7 an R-1 Distri et, on Outlot 1•, Ri ce Creek Plaza South, Lot 32, B1ock 4, Lowe1Z Addition to Fridley Park together with the vacated street between the before mentioned parcels. Upon a voice vote, aZ1 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Darrel Clark said that this would not be a regular double bungalaw, but there would be two floors and the living area for each apartment would consist of two floors. ADJOURNMENT: There being no further business, Chairman Erickson adjourned the meeting at 9:50 P.M. Re,�pectf.ully submitted c' �� /� � y /� ; -� y -` $aze�� 0'Br�an Recording Secretary , FRANK M. FUUALI JOHN J. R�MES ' RICHARD H. FUDALI WILLIAM �, KEEFER f � � LAW OFFICES a �'� �f��r�ltrlc; � 2 c�i�i�.12� .%rrcl<rl " 2408 CENTRAL AVENUE N. E. MINNEAPUUS, 1�11tiNESOTA 55418 November 24, 1970 FRIDLEY CITY HALL 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley Minnesota AT"I': Engineering Department Darrel Clark Dear Darrel: Subject: Proposed Preliminary Plat P.S. 70-04 - Five Sands My impression of the principal reason for denia�l of the petition for approval of the plat by the Planning Commission was essentially that the Planning Commission felt that the request was premature. My impression was that the Planning Commission may very likely take a different view of the plat once the buildings are actually constructed as proposed. The Planning Commission seemed hesitant to approve a plat based upon the proposed construction fearing the resultant problems in the euent that our construction does not progress as we anticipate it to do. The decision was contrary to the unaniimous recommendation of the plats and subdivisions - streets and utilities Sub-Comr.►ittee and certainly will create inconveniences with respect to the legal descriptions in the city offices, the county offices and among the mortgage companies involved. The decision, hoivever, does not create a serious roadblock on the pro- gression of our plans and it would appear that we can proceed at the moment to complete the complex without the necessity of platting. Accordingly,.I �aould appreciate it very much if you would have the con- � sideration of this matter by the Council tabled, until such time as we have the entire complex under construction or, in the alternative, if for some reason, unknown to myself at the present time, the non- � existence of the plat results in a complete roadblock to any further construction, I will request that the matter be placed on the Council agenda. � � L�J Your cooperation is ver•y much appreciated. RHF:lq Very ^truly yours, � -^��--�--�� .==�".�'�`�. Richard H. Fudali Phone 789-3583 �i � BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL MEETING OF DECEMBER 3 1970 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Harris at 8:03 P.M. r�3ERS PRESENT: Harris, White, Hart, Tonco MEMBERS ABSENT: Gnerre OTHERS PRESENT: Hank Muhich - Chief Building Inspector Nasim Qureshi - City Engineer-Director of Planning (attended from 8:50 P.M, to 10:00 P.M. MOTION by White to approve the minutes of the November 5, 1970 meeting as written. Seconded by Hart. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 1. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT AN ADDITION TO THE EXISTING UNITY n��r11AL lU BE LOCATED AT 550 OSBORNE RQAD FRIDLEY MINNESOTA THE LEGAL BEING AS DESCRIBED ON THE ATTACHED SHEET. RE UEST BY WITCHER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 400 SECOND AVENUE SOUTH MINNEAPOLIS MI1V�IESOTA 55401. �'. Wayne Nordgren from Smiley and Associates and Mr. Gerald Stuth of Witcher Construction Company were present to present the request. Mr. Nordgren explained that the addition was going to be done in two stages. The first stage would encampass a new west wing and an addition to the boiler room. The second stage will include remodeling in the present building, the addition of a wrap around the present building, and the landscaping work. The exterior of the new addition will match the existing building using face brick and exposed concrete with a sealed finish. The brick used on the addition will be obtained from the same manufacturer as those on the present building so matching should be no problem. The west wing will consist of 3 corridors on a floor with 16 rooms in each corridor. These all meet at one point where the central nursing station will be located. There will also be a nursing station in the intensive care areas. The corridor running to the existing hospital will be enclosed with curtain wall consisting of aluminum €rame and bronze glass panels. All the stairways in the building will be concrete. After discussing the over-all plan of the addition, it was questioned whether the sanitary and storm sewers were adequate. A copy of a letter from Comstock & Davis, Inc., Consulting Engineers, was given to Mr. Nordgren regarding the sanitary sewer and a map showing the cul de sac as needed at the end of the street. It was stated that some land dedication would probably be necessary. Mr. Qureshi, City Engineer, stated that the storm sewer was adequate for the new addition. The Board asked if any data from the soil tests had been submitted to either the Building Inspection Department or the Engineering Department. Mr. Qureshi stated that they had been requested but so far they had not received any, The Board then stated that this would be necessary before the issuance of a building permit. Building Standards-Design Control Meeting of December 3, 1970 PaQe 2 The Board told Mr. Nordgren that a landscaping plan would be required before a permit wouid be issued on the second stage. They sug�ested that some type of screening be put on the Lyric Lane side of the hospital be�ause this faced a residential area. MOTION by Tonco to recommend approval of the concept of the addition including both stages, a building permit for the first stage only, and that a permit for the second stage be issued only after a complete site plan is submitted and approved. Also, that the building permit for the first stage not be issued until data from the soil tests is submitted to the Building Inspection Department. Seconded by White. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 2. CONSIDERATION OF A REqUEST TO APPROVE THE COI3GEPT OF A PRELIMINARY PLAN FOR A TOWNHOUSE DEVELOPMENT TO BE LOCATED ON LOTS 3 AND 4 BLOCK 2 HAYES RIVER LOTS THE SAME BEING 5950 ANNA STREET N E, FRIDLEY, 1KINNESOTA (REQUEST BY NEW CON_CEPTS RESEARCH CORP., 1811 LTNIVERSITY AVENUE N E, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55419. Mr. Hoffineyer and Mr. Emil Novak were present to present the request. Mr. Hoffineyer stated that there would be a total of 56 tow�houses. They will be put in 4 clusters of 3 units each and 2 end buildings. The front buildings are at a higher grade than the back buildings so they will all overlook the river. There is 1,563 square feet in each unit. Each unit is individually heated. The exterior of the buildings will be brick veneer with accent brick on the corners. Each unit will have a private patio enclosed witt� a redwood fence. The parking area will be in the center of the complex with one access from the front. There will be a 7 foot planting strip in the center to aid in snow removal. There will also be a sidewalk around the entire parking lot. The Board stated that the access would have �o be widened to 26 feet because there was only one access and the parking spaces enlarged to 10� X 20' to meet the City code. The Board asked what type of maintenance would be used. They stated that they would probably have a resident manager to take care of the maintenance. It had not been decided exactly. It was also stated that each townhouse would have its own garbage can enclosed in the redwood fence. Mr. Hoffineyer said that they were going to clean up the river bank but would leave the existing trees. MOTION by Tonco to recommend approval of the concept of the townhouse develop- ment with the stipulation that the access to the parking area and the size of the parking spaces be increased to meet City code. �econded by Hart. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. .� Building Standards-Design Control MeetinQ of December 3, 1970 Pa�e 3 3. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A DAYTIME ACTIVITIES CENTER TO BE LOCATED ON LOTS 19, 20, AND 21, BLOCK 3, QAK GROV� ADDITION, THE SAME BEING 6633 ARTHUR STREET, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. �REQUEST BY ANOKA COUNTY, ANOKA COUNTY COURT HOUSE, ANOKA, MINNESOTA,) Mr. Roger Patch was present to present the request. Mr. Patch stated that this building will be a training area for children up to 12 years of age with an I.Q. range of 50 or less. These are childrea which do not fit in public schools. They will be busing the children to the center. There will be about one teacher to every four children. The center will be in a residential area and was, therefore, designed to fit the other buildings in the area. The building will have an asphalt shingle roof which has been ap}aroved by the Fire Marshal. The building will have a walk-out basement into a fenced-in backyard. The backyard will be a play area for the children. In order to put in a blacktop driveway, they will make curb cuts which will match the others in the area. Mr. Patch was informed that before a permit was issued, a complete landscape plan would be required. Mr. Patch said to contact Mr. Dave Torkildson at Anoka County Park Department for this. MOTION by Hart to rec�mend approval of a building permit contingent upon complete landscape plans from the County. Seconded by White. Upon a voice vot�,�Harris, Hart, & White votiag aye, Tonco abstaining, the motion carried. ADJOURNMENT : The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Harris at 10:15 P.M. 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Osborne Osborne; Delores E. , � � Osborne Lu�dquist; � TAXPRYER - Wa)ter Osborne, ,lr, � � , 17100 Hwy. 65, Anoka, Minn. � NE41 DESCRIPTIAN (Rpril, �gb�) 55303 That part of the Northeast Quarter of the Nort of Section ll, To�mshi �S �O1r! i��d out G P 30, Range 24 lying souther� QU�rter (NE4 of N4l4) nd constructed, easterly 5th Str �f 76th Avenue N.E. � �out and constructed and northerl �f �-t N.E. I eonstructed Y�f 75th Avenue N.E, as no�•r ia�d Said tract comprisin a as no�•1 laid out and � from the above described 9 PPro;imately 11 acres. I the NortF��•rest tract all t::at part of the NortheastExcepting � Quarter lying in Melody Manor Second Quarter of: portion of the Northeast Quarter of the Northt��est �ddition and � Lyrie Lane. a�sfl th�t � Quarter platted.as ------__-- . I '-------_-____ RESIOENTIA r ' . c_« -' 7------ � � SEASO� 11.1 R:S. 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MOBILE W�#1tMING HOUSE, The Commission received a copy of the City Council Minutes, dated November 16, 1970, and reviewed the portion which discussed and approved the purchase of a Mobile Warming House / Playground Shelter. Mr. O�son asked what the unit was to be constr�cted of. Mr. Brown said that it was a steel structure (steel frame and outside siding) with insulation and wood paneling on the inside. Mr. Olson questioned the safety of such a unit and whether or not the insulation was fire proof. Mr. Brown indicated that thexe are two doors, both on one side, Mr. Olson pointed out that the unit would be heated by bottle gas or by direct hook up, and that this was definit�ly a hazard when the warming house becomes filled with people. Mr. Brown said that the shell would very closely match that of a mobile home. Mr. Olson again pointed out that this could be a fire hazard and that when the building becomes crowded, the risk is even greater. He asked that since the unit was just being ordered and construction had not started, perhaps we should contact the manufacturer and present the situation and request that a fire proof insulation be used. All agreed and Mr. Brown will contact Cliff Industries, by phone, regarding this matter. MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING, OCTOBER 26. 1970. MOTION by Abh, Secande,d by O.P.,son, �to acce�� h.e m,i.w.u,te� o� �he negu.�ah. meeii.ng an Uc,tabe�c 26, 1970. The Mo�i.�n catvi�.ed. DONATION OF PARK LAND. Mr. Fitzpatrick called the Commission's attention to the letter from Mr. Robert Jaeger, 4130 Ximies Lane North, Minneapolis. Mr. Jaeger owns lots 1, 2, 3, 4, and S, Block Z, Riverview Heights Addition, and he wishes to donate these lots to the City of Fridley (preferably to the Fridley J.C.'s) for park development. He asked that the City assume responsibility for the delinquent taxes and any legal fees deriving from this transaction. Mr. Fitzpatrick asked what was known about this property. Mr. Brown said that it is located just Northwest of our Riverview Heights property. There are some homes located between our present property and the property in question. The property in question is bordered on one side by Spring Brook, and the other side by the River. It's low land and is affected by Spring flooding. Mr. Fi�zpatrick said that he was in agreement with Mr. Brunsell, Acting City Manager, that the City could make no deals with Mr. Jaeger as far as his.donating the land to the Fridley J.C.'s, with the City accepting the responsibility of the delinquent taxes and legal fees, were concerned. The Commission questioned whether or not Mr. Jaeger had said what he meant in his letter. They wondered if he should have presented this directly to the City Council, with the Council Glaxifyin� the legal aspects as far as the delinquent taxes were concerned. ' � � ' Minutes of the Regular b9eeting, November 23, 1970 Page 2 DONATION OF PARK LAND (con't): , Mr. Brown said that he felt it was advantageous for a Parks and Recreation Department to acquire any and all p�rtions of land which border bodies of water, rivers, and streams. Mr. Fitzpatrick agreed that this is generally the plan. Mr. Ash indicated that if it was possible to obtain the land between our present property and the property in question, it would make one large tract of land which could be developed into quite a suitable area for another Park. Mr. Novitsky questioned whether or not it would create a maintenance problem. He pointed out that the City seems to have quite a few areas which are presently undeveloped and are maintained onlq once a year. Would this be just another area which the Maintenance Men would cut once a year for the next ten years and the park never developed? He pointed out that we presently own many small plots of land which are spread out over the City, and none of them being large enough to develop into anything special. Mr. Novits�y said that he felt we should upgrade our present facilities before considering the renovation of this property. It would have to sit vacant for a long time before it could be developed. M�TION by D.P�San, Secanded by Nav.i�h.y, Za ne�etc �he �e,t�eh. bacf2 �a �he C.i.ty Managetc., �ta be e�,�.b�.ed by �the C.i�y, negcvccii.ng Mtc. Jaegetc'a ��elc and �th.e way .i.t -i,a �a be dav�.a,ted. A��e�c �he p��s��i.a�i Icu.a been e.�.an,i.��.ed, �hen �he ab�ele ean be �ahen �,v�ia cawstidelca,t,i.on. The Mo,t,i.an calvc�.e.d. 1971 BUDGET. Mr. Brown told the Commission that the Budget has been approved and printed and that as soon as it is assembled, he would be sending the copies out to them, along with possible revisions. The overall total will remain the same. These possible revisions will have to be approved by both the Commission and the City Council. The Commission will be sent copies of the finalized Budget, along with Mr. Brown's suggested changes and these will be discussed at the December 28th meeting, before going to the City Council for approval. EMPLOYEE WORK POLICY. The question was raised last swnmer regarding City Employees working with other groups and organizations, preparing for events which will take place in the City, and whether or not the City should be reimbursed for the wages which are paid to said employees while performing such services. Mr. Brown informed the Commission that he and the Acting City Manager have discussed this problem at great length and they are in the process of developing a draft policy, to be approved by the City Council, regarding such activities and the wages involved. The policy is not ready to be presented to the Council at this time. Mr. Brown said that this policy would pertain to all City Employees, not just those in the Parks and Recreation Department, but it will cover only recreational or athletic activities, such activities as an Industrial Tour, Blood Mobile, or similar activities. Mr. Fitzpatrick asked if this would mean that the City Council would have to be approached each time this sort of event was to take place so that the wages could be approved. Mr. Brown answered that at present, the proposed pulicy would state that the organization or group would hav�e to � �� ' Minutes of Regular Meeting, November 23, 1970 Pa e 3 EMPLOYEE WORK POLICY (con't): 3�. ' submit a formal request to the City Manager, requesting the Paxk Employees (as an example) to work this event. Mr. Brown told the Commission that as soon as somethgng definite was �ei�°rtnf�ed, ' a copy would be mailed to each of them for review�] ar�d c�nsideration and th�m i.t wouZd �o to th� City Council. � f-IAYES SCHOOL SIC�TING ItINdC. hlr. Brown presented a petition to the Commissbo�s ��:om some Citizens who live ' in the area of Hayes School. These Citizens are requesting that two rinks be built and maintained on the Hayes School pr�perty. Mro•A,sh pointea out that we are pre�ently r-�aintai�x�ag a r�nk at Terrace Park ' and there is a warming house at this site. The pxoposeci rink would be abo�at a block and a half away from the rink at Terra�e, and he �el� that tlhere ��.� a greater need for rinks elsewhere. � ' , The Commission discussed the need �or a riax�C in the a�ea o� Stevenson School, to replace the one which had been located on nearby lots owned by Paul Swartz. Mr. Swartz has severed the contract for a rink on his property and the people who live in this area would have nothing closeby. The Commission agreed that the people who live in tltis area would have a greater need for a rink and that their attention should be turned toward relocatin� a rink near �tevenson Schoole MUTIOFJ by A.dh➢ See�nde.d by T3�a,v�., xa den.y x�.� ��,��e�� n. a�Fza�c:s�.g �.d.n.fz an Hayea � Schaq.2 �na�et�,ty� an �h�. g��.vtd� �G�x� .�h�ce +�i.� f�,z, a_ � n;z w,��h �z wa�un�.ng hocus e .�ocate.d ar�e an� a h�� b.�a�h,� away a.i Te�r.c�. Pc✓c.fz, Th� n�o�:a�. c��.e.da MOTION by B.ea,ur., Seeavcded by A6h, .tv au.�ha�,i.z� �he D.vicec��n9 M�ce B�cawn, .to cheek , �,v�ia av�d a�c�cnge �an a n,i.nh. an �h,e S��ven�an Seh�a� p�nape�.�y a�c �ome au.i.tab.�e ah.ea nea�c �the�ce. The Ma�,c.ar� eatvu:ed. Y01JTH ADV I SOR . The Commission's attention was again drawn to the Quarterly Memorandum which suggested that a representative of the Studeng Council or some school representative ira a similar c��acity, be invited io att�s�d �h� Coramission mee��ngs, to voice an opinion as to r�hether or not an activi�y w��d be desired and �rxcces5ful as �ar as they were concerned. This would tell the Co�^�rnis�i�on if they a�e satisfying tl�e desares of the youth in the City. This was originally brought before the Commission in September of 1969, and has been discussed on several occasions since that time9 but nothing definite has been planned and the school has not been approached regarding this matter. Mr. �r�wn s�ated �.hat he thought it had �eeri discussed by the City Couacil at one ��rza� �a�d �h�t he �o�.�d �o��e �� Council minutes which corresponded to the Yo�ath �dvasor nidgter and it could be discussed again at the December 28th meetin�a INNSBRUCK AND CHERI LAND PROPERTIES. Mr. Fitzpatrick asked if anything had been decided on the sale of unneeded Park Properties, such as the one in Innsbruck and on Cheri Lane. Mr. Brown will check into this and report back to the Cor�mission. � •• � �l Minutes of Regular lyeeting, November 23, 1970 Page 4 , TREES AND SHRUBS FOR FRIDLEY. , The Commission made reference to the report on "Trees and Shrubs for Fridley", which ►vas prepared by Ralph Vel�anaa�e �ar3� Foreman. 'The Commission felt that perhaps the list should be sent to Slh�rley Behrens at the Fridley Sun, and other Civic minded groups and interested persons. The Commissioners felt that this ' information would be on interest to all the Citizens in Fridley and that they would put this report to good use if they knew of its availability. '� MOT ION b y Ae h, Seca nded b y B.Qu,vr,, �a � end .the � x a�"Tnee�s and Shnube ban �'tu:dPey" xa S�wcQey Be.lvicenb, �di.tan a� .the �'�c.Ld.eey Sun, and .to C�.v.�c gnou p�s a� �� h.e�c �i.r�te�cedxed gnaups wha m.i,gh,t aa de,�.vr.e .i.t. The Mo�,c.an ccvvc�.ed. ' OAK WILT. The Commission discussed the problems of Oak Wilt �n Fridley. There is presently � an ordnance regarding Dutch Elm Disease, whereby the City can inform the owner of the property that he has a diseased tree and warn him that it will have to be removed. If the owner doesn't comply within a certain length of time, the � City �an go onto the property and remove the tree at the owners expense. Mr. Fitzpatrick felt that it should be called to the attention of the City Council ' that we don't have an or nance coverin Oak Wilt and that there is presently a iseased tree within the City - A copy of the letter informing the City that there is a diseased tree in Fridley ' has been given to the Acting City Manager and Mr. Blair feels that we should wait until the next Commission meeting to see what develops from Council action. ' NORTH PARK AREA. Mr. Olson asked if the City Council had approached the County, regarding aid in purchasing the North Park area. Mr. Fitzpatrick said that he didn't believe they ' had and Mr. Olson recommended that the Commission approach the Council for just such action. Mr. Fitzpatrick stated that the Commission itself was not in a position to approach the County for aid, but that we could present the proposal to the City Council for action. Mr. Blair pointed out that if the City tried to purchase the land on its own, it would create a terrific burden on the taxpayers. Mr. Olson wanted to go on record as stating that he feels that the Commission should approach the City Council with the idea of requesting County aid in the purchase of the North Park area. Mr. Fitzpatrick su�gested that each Commissioner contact his Councilman regarding this matter. Mr. Blair said that he felt the Commission should act as one body in approaching the City Council for action. Mvrivrv � we can a ADJOURNMENT. ........,.. MOTION by B.�yt,vc., Secanded by Nov.i�sFzy, ,ta ad�owcn �h,e meet,i,r►.g u� 9:5g p,m. ' � � � ' � � �� Minutes of the Regular Meetin , November 23, 1970. Pa e 5 ADJOUftNMENT (con't): The next regular meeting will be held on Monday, DeCember 28, 1970, at 7:30 p.m. in the conference room at Civic Center. Respectfully submitted, �� - / ,, � , r.�-t�.C"� � --� �' < <,r'�c./ � , CATHIE STORDAHL, Secretary to the Commission DISTRIBUTION OF MINUTES: Visitors Present at Meeting. ' Parties Affected, City Council. City Commissions. ' City Departments. Anoka County Commissioner. Park Consultant. � � � ' � � � � '�f ' ' ' ' � ' ' '- ' ' � ' ' . �� . � ; FRIDI.�Y HITPfAPl RELAT7p::5 SUP.VEY STATISTICS � (2475%) . � Total humbet of Replfes - 1485 out of 6000 sent. Not all respondents answered every question, therefox� the �ot��l answers for each question do not total the above amount. ' �! The answers were tabi•'ated as follows: � � (22%) (78%) 1. Are you more sympathetic to�,�ard civil rights now than a year ago? Yes 274 No 974 (28%) (45%) (27%) . 2. kTOUld you support the "Buy Black" program? Yes 381 No 610 Uncexta�n 374 3. 4. S. 6. �. 8. 9. 10. 11. How would you feel if your ehild chose a mino��ity �h�ld as his special friend�' Pleased 250 Neutral 856 Displeased 228 (19%) (64%) (17%) . ' How would you feel if your child were to have a hyegro teacher? , Pleased 263 Neutral 946 Displeased 153 � ' - (19%) (70%) (11%) How do you feel about including a study of minority cultures in your child's curriculum? Pleased S44 Neutral 494 Displeased 289 • �) (37% � ( 2% � Would you welcome a h'egro joining your church? Yes 1138 No 163 Z�7°/� �I3�lj" Would you like your church to be directly involved in improving racial relations? • Yes 792 No 491 • (62%) (38%) � � , Do you'think it is more diffi.cult for A'egroes to advance economically than it � has been for other gro ups? Yes 668 No 613 Y (52%) (48%) . Flhat would be your response if a Negro fami.ly moved next door to you? Move 124 Object 190 Neutral 367 Accept 402 Welcome 273 (9%) (14%) (27%) (30%) (20%) . Do you agree with the Kerner Report that white racism is at the root of the racial problem? Yes 276 No 584 Do nOt know 416 . (22%) (46%) i32%) � i53%) (47%) Should there be more employment of racial minorities in r^ridley? Yes 561 No �i95 (39%) (61%) 12. Should n�ore racial minorities be encouraged to reside in Fr.idley? Yes .427 No 660 (24%) (76` 13. Do you feel more low income housing should be provided in Fridley�' Yes 290 No 936 1G�. What are some things you think the Fridley Fluman Relations Committee could do to improve r�lcial relations in Fridley� • Since this question requested a o,ritten reply it would be impossible to list all �inswers herr�. An attempt was made to classify the response to tl�is last q�iostion in categories in order to broaaly reflect the nature of the response. The categories that seemed to become apparent were; (a) Constructive suggestions 40_ 9 (29%) • (b) Neg<�tive response 245 (],7%) � (c) "Leavc tl�ings alone" or "No problem exists" 143 (10`/,) (d) No con�meilt 636 (44%) — Approxi.mately�52 respons�s were eitt�er combinations of the above or fell into areas not fitting e��her of ttic three mention�d. . . , , FPIDLEY lilr•tAN RELATIO\TS CO�L�tIT1�R � ,iuly 23; 19i0 . Following are ti�e interpretations of responses to the questions asked in the liuman Relations Survey taken in Fridley, Pfinnesota; 1• Although some of the "no" responses may be the result of misinterpreting the question, the results do indicate tlle need for concern by the Huma�n Relations Committee. It seems that our present style of e�uca*�c�n, t�rough the news media is not generating understanding and sympathy among the large mass of people. � 2. Generally poor response to the "Buy Black" program caould lend some �=a �,�� to the belief that 1'egroes have greater difficulty advancing economically than other groups. 3, 4& S. Indicatio�is of goud community tolerance are noted on the subjects of Negro teachers, minority curriculum and minority play�nates for children. 6& �• The fact that a very large number would �oelcome a Negro to their church is tempered by ��7, There seems to be an inconsistency when an individual would welcome a Negro to his church and yet would not want his church to be directly involved in improving racial relations. 8. It seems difficult to believe that only a slight majority believe it is more difficult for Blacks to advance economically than other groups. Strong evidence of this fact may be found in the recent (7/2/70) survey by the National Industrial Conference Board which reported that the median income for non- white families (92% black) was $5,590 in 1968, $3,300 less than for white families. However, real income from non-whites increased between 1963 and 1968 at a rate of 7.3%, compared with�3.7 percent for whites. 9. Once again the community indicates good tolerance to�aards Negroes moving next door to them, l�iany comments were made on the subject of judging people as individuals rather than as members of a group or minority. 10. It seems that many in the conmiunity do not understand or accept the fact that , white racism is at the root of racial problems. Many large surveys (Kerner. Report, Urban America and Urban Coali.tion) have conclusively determined this. In our own survey many people responding in the negative betrayed a white 1 . racist attitude throughout the balance of their questionnaire by their answers and comments. 11 & 12. Wfiile a small majority feel favorably towards e�nploying more racial ' minorities in Fridley, it is disturbing that a greater majority are op osed to encouraging ininorities to reside in Fridley. � ' 13. It is unforl-unate that so many citizens feel that low income housing should not be provided in Fridley. ;�7e would like to comment �hal iow income housing benefits the elderly, minority groups, and the economically deprived. Such ' housi►�g does not tiave to be of low Quality construcl-ion or of social embarrass- ment to I'ridley, By supporting such housing we �aould be �aking on our p1oper responsibility for citizens who chance upon misfortune and are forced to leave � the community tu find s(�elter elsewhere. . � � � ' . � � 39 � , ' Human Relations Survey Regort Amended List of Recommendations to the Cit� Council ' � . Many comments made on the survey forms are included in the following � recommendations of the Human Relations Committee; 1. Establish laison with minority groups. Bring about person to ' person discussions on specific problems through church and business groups. � 2. Sponsor a Human Relations Seminar to bring about greater understanding of the subject and what it encompasses. , _ 3. Throu h edu _ g cation of the Community, remove the fear of decreasing property values when minorities move into an area. � 4. Promote scholarships for needy students regardless of race, � creed or color. � 5. Educate the community regarding alternative programs for attractive housing that will benefit the elderly and other needy persons. ' . ' , . ' . ' � ' MEMO T0: City Manager MEMO FROM: Harvey J. McPhee MEMO DATE: November 23, 1970 RE: Activity Report Attached is my activity report for the third quarter of 1970. HJM/cc 0 ' �' . ' ,_ . ��--��. �, - j'�, �- � ��i t� HARVEY J. Public He t Sanitarian . � � � �� , ' � � � � ' , � � � � ' , , C� r PUBLIC HEALTH SANITARIAN JULY, AUGUST, & SEPTEMBER ACTIVITY REPORT• Holiday Village North and Holiday Car Care Center Several rechecks of litter problem. Some improvement. 5833 - 2% Street N.E. Recheck of refuse problem. Had been corrected. 4965 - 3rd Street N.E. Litter complaint. Surveyed and has been corrected. 223 Ely Street N.E. Odor complaint. Checked area and found nothing. Wrote letter to complainant. 5801 - 6th Street N.E. Miscellaneous complaint. Checked and found no serious problem. 6019 Main Street N.E. Litter complaint. Checked and sent letter to owner. After further rechecks, a violation tag was issued. 1500 - 69th Avenue N.E. Checked litter problem again and sent letter to legal firm of owner. 7312 Svmphony Street N E Rechecked litter problem. Has been corrected. 380 - 57th Place N.E. Rechecked litter problem and not corrected. Wrote two violation tags and two visits. Owner went to court and was found guilty. Skywood Mall Shopping Center Checked licenses throughout center and found a number of unlicensed vending machines. License Clerk informed. 6025 - 3rd Street N.E. Housing surv�y and report to City Manager. Moon Plaza Shopping Center Rechecked litter in rear area and report to City Manager. Les Chies Property Checked area with his attorney after court case. 7590 Lyric Lane - Fridley Convalescent Home Checked home with Mr. Levine on two separate visits. Spartan Store Parking L ot Checked litter problem and sent letter to store manager. 6021 Main Street N.E. Litter survey. Has been a constant problem. Sent letter to owner. 5720 Polk Street N.E. Rodent and litter survey. Letter to new owner. 5980 - 2nd Street N.E. Rec ec o€ Litter. Wro�e another letter to owner. �1 � 42 , 5516 and 5530 Ret�is Drive N.E._ Checked litter problem several times. � , � 8100 University Avenue N.E. Survey of sewage disposal system at driving range on north IIniversity Ave. 4901 - 3rd Street N.E. Made several surveys on a housing problem. Was corrected. 1329 Rice Creek Road N.E. Made several surveys and a report to the Building Inspector. 7450 Stinson N.E. Dog complaint. Checked and found no problems on outside property. � 361 - 74th Avenue N.E. Rechecked �revious complaint. Repair work being completed. 520 Dover N.E. Complaint on old cellar. Talked to owner and agreed to cooperate on problem. 5207 Central Avenue N.E. Food survey and recommended closing. Establishment was closed for improvement. 6500 Aahton Street N.E. Dumping on State property. Sent memo to City Manager. 7422 Able Street N.E, Housing and litter problem. Sent letter to tenant and owner. 7965 Riverview Terrace N.E. Litter complaint. Checked and sent letter to owner. 5357 - 4th Street N.E. Housing complaint. Checked and has been corrected. 181 - 79th Way N.E. Water problem. Several surveys were made and a new heater was installed after a letter was sent to owner. 440 Ely Street N.E_ Storm sewer outlet. Suspended material ca�ecked with report to Engineering Department. � 1631 Rice Creek Road N.E. More complaints and owner has failed to connect laundry sinks to sewer to eliminate nuisance in rear yard. Sent more letters to owner to connect to sewer. 7220 Central Avenue N.E. Litter problem on industrial property. Letter to three tenants to support action of Building Inspector. Country Club Market Reviewed incinerator plans. , �� ' � � ' 6008 - Znd Street N.E. Litter complaint. Checked and has been corrected. 5291 - 2nd Street N.E, and Related Apartment Buildings Litter complaint. Has been corrected. 8301 Riverview Terrace Rat complaint in embankment. Made two trips and took some rodenticide on last visit. 5404 - 7th Street N.E. Housing complaint. Numerous complaints on this property. Recommended to Building Inspector that matter be brought to City Council under multiple dwelling licensing ordinances. 1490 - 64th Avenue N.E. � Numerous head louse complaints. Visited premises and talked to Mr. & Mrs. Rundquist. This required help from Anoka County Health Department and the School Nurse. ' 7250 Central Avenue N.E. Cour� case on the sale of food without a license at this service station. , 5378-5384 Fifth Street N.E. Litter complaint. Previous problems. , 5370 - 5th Street N.E. Litter complaint. Previous problems. 1533 Berne Roacl N.E, Reviewed pool plans. 0 Wrote violation tag. Wrote violation tag. 43 ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT City of Fridley Fridley, Minnesota November 16, 1970 Park Construction Company S1 - 37th Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota RE: CHANGE ORDER 4k1 - MEADOWLANDS PARK STORM S�WER PROJECT N0. P-10 Gentlemen: You are hereby ordered, authorized and instructed to add or delete from your contract for Meadowlands Park Storm Sewer Project No. 10 the following estimated quantities for a net total deduction lump sum price of Seventeen and Fifty One Aundredths-------------°-------------Dollars $17.50 (words) (figures) The above lump sum price shall be adjusted by any additions to or deletions from the approximate quantities and at the unit prices noted below. Other incidental items shall be compensated for at contract amount bid prices. DEDUCTIONS: S c. or A rox. Item with Unit Price Unit Prics e�nt Pe � PP � Item No. Ouan[ities Bid Written in Words Dollars Cents, �bb�Ya 2503 .502 I 320 2501 .536 ADDITIONS: &I 30" R.C.P. Sewer C1. II w/gasket at....F.ou�teen...........D�llar.... and...Five............cents per Ft.. F&I 30" Concrete Aprons at. . .Q�3� .$�3�idz�d . . . . . . . . .Dollar. . . . 1 and....$Q .............centa per uI�J r � De th wit 0-2' Co er 14 OS 4,496 00 �� TOTAL DEDUCTIONS F&Y �D"—C:�I.P. 14 gage at... Fifteen............�llar.... 2501.511 250 and... NO ..............cents perFt:. � F�I 4" C.I.P. 11'�° Bead at. . . .T:weat,}; ;Four . . . . . . . .Dollar. . . . 3 and. . ��t,y........ ....centa perUnit 100 I 00 �4,�l6.00 15 00 3,750 00 24 50 73 50 . Change Order �kl Storm Sewer Project No. P-10 Park Con�truction Company Page 2 9�ec. or Item No. 2501 .532 Approx. Ites with Unit Pric� Unit Pric� ��ntitiss id Writtan in i�iorda _ Doll�rs i Cubic yards foundation correction ma rial at... Two ................Dollar... 222 and., Fifty.. ,,,,,..cents per�:y• • 2 50 F&I 30" Metal Apron at,,, One Hundred,,,.,,,,,Dollar.,. � 1 and.. �� ..............cents per... 100 00 Relocate existing 30" R.C.P, to new ocation at.. �?e Hundred.,.,,,,, ,Dollar... and. NO ................cents per... 100 00 Tcn��. �►o�irloNs TOTAL ADJUSTED DEDUCTIONS Original Contract Price Wi�h Alternate No. 1 $17,635.00 Change Order No. 1 Deduction - 17.50 Revised Contract Price $17,617.50 555 100 � �� E �� $4,578.50 - $ 17.50 Submitted and approved by City Engineer Nasim M. Qureshi, P.E, on this day of , 1970. � Prepared By / � ;�.�' " � ��C x�-�-� �, 1 '�- - Checked By � • SIM M. QURESHI, P.E. City Engineer-Director of Planning Approved and accepted this �rel� day of , 1970 by Park Construction Company. Approved and accepted this City Council of Fridley, Minnesota. PARK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY � �C � ��'/�.t/u.c,. ��d, gy Title day of , 1970 by the By Mayor By City Manager 45 ~ • I` i'.. V � ' �J I � � i � . � . V ,� `� ��,.,.r...- � ;,."_ --; a = y �,�,. � � .,,,Z r: � . � � V �; � .. , �•�f 'r �t, Y;"' 9�� `� . � f �� ,y w � � � . ` r� �- � i. ��C"' �<r'� ,e C'J v' ��' r � �' O"'� /�! ` . /✓� ! ir,� �♦ ( � .. 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'• .�' p — �.____�. -- , .� __ �� -� ,: � �: _!� '� _�1��1`� E -- � 8 R O O k V! t 1'V ._ _..---- � . .. :. . � .� �-.. � .. • . „ ��' 1r : �� . , . �� . .�� n �A COMSTOCK & DAVIS, INC. �sa couNTV po�o N�� MINNtAPO{.Ia � MINNESOTA es49Y TEL.: iUna�t {-YbN CONSULTING ENGINEERS November 24, 1970 Haaorable Mayor & City Council c/o Mr. Marvin Brunsell, Acting City Manager City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 Gentlemen: I herebq certify that sanitary sewer, watermain, and storm sewer portion of the Heather Hills Improvement Project, Fridley, Minnesota has been completed according to the plans and specifications aa file in the office of the Fridley City Engineer. Respectfully submitted, COMSTOCK & DAVIS, INC. , , � , � , , i; /,,,� , _ . _---; . � �-- __ -.: B' ' � ��1.' � � �� /� _ . y ` ;, E. V. Comstock, P. E. EVC/mg ."� e�►� � PINEWOOD HILLV1Ew KNOLLWOOD TWELVE OAKS I , a e o o�� s�e RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA 2401 HIGHWAY 10 ST. PAUL, MINN. 55112 SU. 4-3055 0 "7ovember 25a 197C �?r, riarvin Brunsell, dcting �iry :�.anager City of Fridley 6431 University elvenue North r:ast Fridley, A:innesota 55421 Lear iir. Brunsell: `ae �re enclosing the biil fos the '_�`al c�st o� the w-�ter inter- conn�ction between Lhe City of rridle�� an�: t`�e Vil?age of .:�u;�ds View. As stated in the :etter frnm Comstockr;� :avis one-tia.f of t!:e inter- connection cost is to•be borne by each muc;icipxlity. If you h�ve any questic�ns co�cerninb tne cc}y� allec�`ic�r,, please call Shelly Boehn, at Co►ns;nck -�. �)evis, 'Q4-93�+F. � ncerely, i I _ � l._ �. �. �� J_ ti r. C�:. .;�;-;�i5 s. Zy� �, �lerk-:.dminik ator DSZ/ds encl, ' INGRAM RUSTAD, MAVOR PERRV MALViN,COUNCIIMAN RICHARD JOHNSON, COVNCILMAN DONALD HODGES, COVNCILMAN LLOVD BLANCHARD, COUNGLMAN DENNIS ZVI.LA, CLERK-ADMINISTRATOR t � • �� i � �� i COMSTOCK & DAVIS, IN�. 14N COUNTY ROAD °�" NINNtAPOLIS � MINN<60TA •s4!! TE4t BUeu�t �•�N CONSULTING ENGih1EER5 November 18, 1��7�� Honorable Mayor and Village Council Village of Mouads View c/o Mr. llennis Zylla, c:lerk-Admiaistrator 2401 Bighway No. 10 St. Paul, Minneso[a SS112 Gentlemen: �We herewith su�mit a breakdova of the cost of the interconaection of the Mounds �, View and Fridley 'unicipal water a�ratems. Said intcrconnection w�s constructed 9 at the interaection of County Road H-2 and Pleasant View I➢rive, (S��a�on Avenue in Fridleq.) �' � � ' � 74 L.F. 8" C.I.P. 1 �let connection 1 8" Sleeve 2 8"x8"x8" C.I. Tees 1 8"xu" C.I. Reducer 2 8" Gate Valves Street Replacement Total Coastruction Costs l $ 6.67 @ $ 40.00 @ $ 65.00 @ $ 95.I5 @ $ 60.45 @ $181.60 @ L�p S�ao Legal� Fiscal, Engineering, Staking Out, inspection, and Administrative Costs @ 25X Total Cost of Interconaection $ 493.58 40.00 65.00 190.30 60.45 363.20 150.00 $1,362.53 $ 340.63 51,703.16 According to the agreement, twlf of the interconnection cost vill be borne by the City of Fridley. We are encloeing an "as built" drawing Which ahould be fonrarded to the City of Fridleq with their billing. SB/pmp Encl. Very truly yours, (;UMSTOCK b DAVIS, INC. . � -�C ��I�`�'-t-t�r By `:,� :.ft.�'.r Shelly Boe , P.E. � • �'' __— / s , . . . �. 1 . � � 1 1 1 � 1 ��'�� n :2, 1 '' • � � 1, �� }' '�, i �\ --_ � `` , � � � � � �, � � ' �' -- -- L'. � _ .' .' . . . 20`LFO. � ' �i s �; _ � '�- 1 i ' cvT �N S.�axe" T�� 5�� _ , F �...�E'C coar�Ec-"��o.J �f �s•. � _:�. � �L : �y�''y�•4lj —�_ �_ �� I yl� �`� I\ � g•` C.l�,-_ •�_}y.� J l r ' _ � ". _ . 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PROJECT WHEREAS, the intersection of 57th Avenue N.E. and 61st Avenue N.E. with T.H. #47 presents serious capacity and safety problems because of the location of existing frontage roads and a lack of adequate roadway width, and WHEREAS, the improvement of these intersections is considered a high priority project both to the City of Fridley and as part of the Anoka County T.O.P.I.C.S. program,-°and WHEREAS, it appears that this is the type of improvement for which the T.O.P.I.C.S. program is intended, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, hereby: 1. Approves a project for the detachment of frontage roads and for increasing the capacity of 57th Avenue and 61st Avenue at T.H. #47 � 2. Requests that the Minnesota Highway Department approve this project as an advanced T.O.P.I.C.S. project under the accelerated program. ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS �� DAY OF : �.`� , 1970. ATTEST: YOR - JACK 0. KIRKHAM CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL 51 ��2 RESOLUTION N0. �; � A RESOLUTION REGARDING THE HOLDING OF CERTAIN TAX FORFEIT IATS FOR CITY PURPOSES WHEREAS, the lots described below are low by nat�x�e and WHEREAS, the City of Fxidley is presently utilizing these lots as a drainage sump, . NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Fridley desires to hold certain tax forfeit lots for City purposes and the County Auditor is requested to withhold from sale the �ollowing listed lots which the City of Fridley intends to purchase: Lots 13, 14 and 15, Block 6, Oak Grove Addition to Fridley Park ADOPTED BY THE CITY CAUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS � DAY OF g , 1970. 0 ATTEST : MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell � ,v. '� �.�..- ,�'".. -i°•s ' -- �; � � ( ;�"� ,. i--.:.. jri�:�- I� " �� .� . ` � �� I I ,, ` 1 ` � � 1�'` � r `t � `,k ^ .. �� e = n '` e.�� (PPoJ �v`0 :a,. � � � �'. 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Brunsell � Acting City Manager , (Name of Incumbent) (Official Position) ' be and he is hereby authorized to execute for and in behalf of City of Fridley , a public entity established under the laws of the State of innesota , this application and to file it in the appropriate State office for the purpose of obtaining certain Federal financial assistance under the Federal Disaster Act (Public Law 875, Slst Congress; 42 U.S.C. 1855-1855g). Passed and approved this________, day of , 19__. � � Name and Title Jack 0. Kirkham - Mayor Name and Title Marvin C. Brunsell - City Clerk Name and Title 0 � i i. 1 . - � r , � 1 � � � � � � � � � � , .� �, ��.JI�� . 'RESOLUTION N0. � A RESOLUTION ORI)I:RING PP.ELIrIINARY PLAI�S, SPECI�ICATIONS, � AND ESTIr1ATES OI' THE COS'1'S THEI:EOF : STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1970-3•(Addendum No. 1) (Sidewalks) BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fxidley as follows: >� • " 1. That it appears in the interest o£ t}ie City and of t}ie property ownexs affected that there be constructed certain improvements, to-wit: Sidewalk improvement including grading and other work located as follows: East Service Rd. of University "Avenue: 57� Avenue to Mississippi Street 2. That the CiLy Engineer, Nasim M. Qu�-eshi, City �Iall, Fridley, Minn. i.s hereby authorized and directed to draw the preliminary plans and specifications and to tabulate tlie results of his estimates of the costs of said improvements, including every item of cost from inception to completion and all fees and expenses incurred (or to be incurred) in connection therewith, or the financing thexeof, and to make a' preliminary report of his fir�dings, stating therein whether said improvements are feasible and whethex they can best be made as proposed, or in connection ti�ith some otl:er improvc:m�nt� {and *_he estima*_ed cest 2s recommended), including also a descxiption of the lands or area as may xeceive beneiits therefrom and as may be proposed to be assessed. 3. That said preliminary report of•th'e Engineer shall. be furnished to the Council. ADOPFED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF ATTEST: CITY CLEP.K - Marvi.n C. Brunsell � � 1�370. MAYOK - Jack 0. Kirkham 0 55 � � ... . . .. � , � � � .� , � ,� .. ",� �- • RESOLUTION N0. �;� ' a'� . . .,;. A RESOLUTION RECEIVING TH� PRELIMINARY REPORt AND CALLING � A PUBLIC HEt1RING ON THE r1A7'TER OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN IMPROVE�IENTS: STREET IMPROVII�4ENT PROJECT ST. 1970-3 . (Addendum No. 1) (Sidewalks) . � , WHFREAS, the constr.uction of certain improvements is deemed to be in the interesr of the City o£ Fridley and the propexty owners affected thereby. � , � i , BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley, as follo�vs: 1. 1'hat the preli.minary report submitted by Nasim M. Qureshi City Engineer is hereby received and accepted. 2. That the City Clerk shall act to ascertain the na;ne and address of the owner of each parcel of land directly affected ox within the area of lands as may be proposed to be assessed for said improvements, and calculate estimates of assessments as may be proposed relative thereto against each of said lands. , 3. That the area proposed to be assessed for said improvements and each � of them as noted in said notice are all the lands and areas as noted in said notice: All of the same to be assessed proportionately according to the bene�its received. � 4. That the estimates of assessments of the Clerk shall be available for , inspection to the owner of any parcel of land as may be affected thereby at any ptiblic heaxing held relative thereto, as well as at any prior time reasonable and convenient. 5. That the City Clerk is authorized and directed to give notice of such Public Hearing by publishing a notice thereof in the oificial newspapex of the Gity of Fridley and by mailed notices to all the property owners whose property is li.able to be assessed with the making of these improvem2nts according to law, such notice to be substantial.ly in the form and subst:ance of the notice attached hereto as Exiiibit "r1". 6. That this Council �aill meet on the llth day of Januaxy , 1971 at 8;00 o'clock P.M, at the City Hall in the City of Fri.dley fox•the purpose o£ holding a Public Hearing on the improvement noted in the Notice attached hereto and made a part thereof by reference, Exhibit"A". AI�PTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CTTY OF FRIDLEY THIS � DAY OF `a - � � .1 . 197 0 . ATTEST: CITY CI.EhK - Maxvin C. Brunsell MAYOR - Jack 0. I:irktiam s� 0 ! • OFFICIAL PUBLICATION CITY OF FRIDLEY . (EXHIBIT A) NOTICE OF HEARING ON IMPFOVEMENTS STREET IMPROVENIEN'r PROJECT ST. 1970-3 ADDENDUM N0. 1 (Sidewalks) - WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Frid�.ey, Anoka County, Minnesota, has deemed it expedient to receive evidence pertaining to the improvements hereinafter described. �TOW THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on the llth day of January , 1971 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. the City Council will meet at the City Hal.l in said City, and will at said time and place hear all parties interested in said improvements in whole or in part. The general nature of the improvements is the construction (in the lands and streets noted below) of the following improvements, to-wit: CONSTRUCTION-ITEM Sidewalk improvement including grading and other work located as follows: . East Service Rd. of . University Averiue: 57� Avenue to Mississippi Street ESTIMATED COST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 13, 686. 00 THAT THE AREA PROPOSSD TO BE ASSESSED FOR SAID IriPROVEMENTS IS AS FOLLOtiTS: For Construction Item above ------------------------------------- All of the land abutting upon said streets named above and all lands within, adjacent and abutting thereto. All of said land to be assessed proportionately according to the benefits 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 ard la�as amendatory thereof, and in con£ormity with the City Charter. . � DATED THIS DAY OF , 19 , BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL. � Mt-1YOR - Jack 0. Kirkham Publish; , , . �� / r '_ � RESOLUTION N0. s- • A RESOLUTION ORDERING PRELIMINARY PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, ' AND ESTIMATES OF THE COSTS THI:REOF: STREET IHPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1971-1 (Addendum No. 1) BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley as follows: 1. That it appears in the interest of the City and of the property owners affected that there be constructed certain improvements, to-wit: Street improvements, including grading, stabilized base, hot-mix bituminous mat, concrete curb and gutter, water and sanitary sewer services, storm sewer and other facilities, located as follaws; 7 9 th Way : Lincoln Street: East River Road to East Property Line of Lot 4, Block 2, Pearson's lst Addition 79th Way to South 150 feet 5� East Service Rd. of East River Road: Starting from 1,000 feet South of South leg of Interstate �k694 Inte�rchange N.E. to railroad right of way. Great Northern Industrial Cetiter Plat, Outlot A 2. That the City Engineer, Nasim M. Qureshi, City Hall, Fridley, Minn. is hereby authorized and directed to draw the preliminary plans and specifications and to tabulate the results of his estimates of the costs of said improv�.,nents, including evexy item of cost from inception to completion and all fees and expenses incurred (or to be incurred) in connection therewith, or the fi_nancing thereof, and to make a' preliminary report of his �indings, stating therein whether said improvements are feasible and whether they can best be made as proposed, or in cor.r_ectior_ with so:r.e other improvemQr_ts (and the esti:r.�t�� cest as recommended), including also a description of the lands or area as may receive benefits therefrom and as may be proposed to be assessed. 3. That said preliminary report of the Engineer shall be furnished to the C'flunc i 1. , ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS � DAY OF ATTEST: CITY CLERK - I`�a�ryi.n C. $runsell 1970. MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham , ., � � � �, � . RESOLUTION N0. � � A RESOLYTION RECEIVING THE PRELIMINARY REPORT AND CALLING � A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE MATTER OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN IMPROVEMENTS: STREET IMPROVF•MENT PROJECT ST. 1971-1 (Addendum No. 1) • WHEREAS, the construction of certain improvements is deemed to be in � the interest of the City of Fridley and the property owners affecte�l thereby. � r ' ' � BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley, as follows: 1. That the preliminary report submitted by Nasim M. Qureshi ,,,(��itT_ ginePr is hereby received and accepted. 2. That the City Clerk shall act to ascertain the name and address of the owner of each parcel of land directly affected or within the area of lands as may be proposed to be assessed for said improvements, and calculate estimates of assessments as may be proposed relative thereto against each of said lands. 3. That the area proposed to be assessed for said improvements and each of them as noted in said notice are all the lands and areas as noted in said notice: All of the same to be assessed proportionately according to the benefits received. � 4. That the estimates of assessments of the Clerk shall be available for ,, inspection to the owner of any parcel of land as may be affected thereby _ at any public hearing held relative thereto, as well as at any prior time reasonable and convenient. 5. That the City Clerk is authorized and dixected to give notice of such Public Hearing by publishing a notice thereof in the official newspaper of the City of Fridley and by mailed notices to all the property owners whose property is liable to be assessed with the making of these improvements according to law, such notice to be substantially in the form and substance of the notice attached hereto as Exhibit "A". 6. That this Council will meet on the llth day of January , 197� at 8:00 o'clock P.M. at the City Hall in the City of•Fridley for•the purpose of holding a Public Hearing �n the irnprovement noted in the Notice attached hereto and made a part thereof by reference, Exhibit"A", ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS � DAY OF `_` �=��"1 , 1970. MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham ATTEST: CITY CLERK - Ma�in �. Brunsell 53 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION � CITY OF FRIDLEY , (EXHIBIT A) NOTICE OI'�IEARING ON IMPROVEMENTS STREET IMPROV�MENT PROJECT ST. 1971-1 Addendum No. 1 - WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, has deemed it expedient to receive evidence pertaining to the improvements hereinafter described. �IOW THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on the llth day of Tan�iar�T , 1971 at 8:00 o'clock P.ri, the City Council will meet at the City Hall in said City, and will at said time and place hear all parties interested in said improvements in whole or in part. The general nature of the improvements is the construction (in the lands and streets noted below) of the following improvements, to-wit: CONSTRUCTION ITEM Street improvements, including�grading, stabilized base, hot-mix bituminous mat, concxete curb and gutter, water and sanitary sewer services, storni sewer and other facilities, located as follows; 79th Way: East River Road to East Property line of Lot 4, , ' Block 2, Pearson's lst Addition Linco].n Street: 79th Way to South 150 feet East Service Rd. of East River Road: Starting from 1,000 feet South of South leg of Interstate ��694 Interchange N.E, to railroad right of way. Gr.eat Northern Industrial Center Plat, Outlot A ESTIM,ATED COST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ THAT THE AREA PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED FOR SAID II�.'ROVEME.NTS IS AS FOLLOWS: For Construction Item above ------------------------------------- All of the land abutti.ng upon 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 proeeed with said improvements they �aill consider each separate improvements, except as hereafter otherwise provided by the Council all under the following authority, to-wit: Minnesota Statutes 1961, Chapter 429 and l�ws amendatory the.reof, and in conformity with the City Charter. , DATED THIS DAY OF COUNCIL. ' 19 , BY ORDER OF THE CITY MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham • � , 1 � RESOLUTION NO � ,, i $� i� 1970 ' A RESOLUTION CERTIFYING CHARGES TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR TO BE LEVIED AGAINST CERTAIN PROPERTIES FOR COLLECTION WITH THE TAXES PAYABLE IN 1971 WHEREAS, a nuisance condition has �een found to exist on Lot 4, Block 4, City View Addition, WHEREAS, the owner of such property was given notice to abate such nuisance, and WHEREAS, the owner of such property did not abate such nuisance and the City of Fridley, under authority of Section 145.23 Minnesota State Statute of 1953 did therefore abate the nuisance at a total cost of $195.00. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT R�SO�VED, �h�� the City Clerk is hereby authori zed and di rected to certi f;y to �� ;�a��.� '��'�� "`� for col 1 ecti on wi th the taxes payabl e i n�� u9 �i�� listed below: Lot 4, Block 4, City View Addition Grading $ 95.00 Filling basement 100.00 $195.00 , PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF � FRIDLEY THIS �� DAY OF �� , 1970. ' ' , I � I ' ATTEST: CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunse 1 MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham 61 STA�ENIE�ET BROO�oEW LANDSC�►PE SER�BCE Ted Renollet - 755-3126 927 Andover Blvd. Rt. 5, Anoka, Minn. 55303,_ _._—____, 19 TQ �� v � ��. � _ �- - �� ADDRESS - CITY _ __—_— _ _ STATE _ _—_ Date Description Charges Credits Bslanoe m��. a y �i� � - .� ��- �.�.� . �,. � , - f� ._ _ �� -� �i � � �° � � , a.o ; a ii ; 's Pay tast �mount in Balance Column 1% �er mo th aervice charge will be made on all items ' not c�lleded within 30 deye of d�� d�te. . �� STAiEMENT BROOKVIEIM LANDSCAPE SERVI�� Tec9 Renollet - 7'S5-3126 , 927 Andover Blvd. / --s' < ,r `, Rt. 5, Anoka, Minn. 55303, -----� ��— _ . � i .,� � nn TO ` ' =�----�"- ADDRESS CITY _ STAT� Dete Description Cherges Gedits ��a�'�! _ : i: . _ .. � __ ..__..: - °- f , %% _ ��,; �y� y/� s � �x;�_ �r � i � � � �.u.? h . -�e � � , ' i .0-a i � � ; ,; 9s; ; ' � i {' 3� � �� ' . �j r �r. , . �: ` �-�.t : - . • ` t; � ' � ! �: �. t i :i !� i . � �_ e �� ; f ! � Pay L'ast /�rnount in Balence Column �yf, p�r molith aervice chsrye will be made on all itema not cqllected within 30 days of due da�e � it 63 b3 `;,, e RESOLUTIOi� PJO. � `� - 1970 � A RESOLUTIOi� AUTtiORIZING Af�D DIR�CTIPdG THE C0�13IPdifJG OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOTS 22 AfdD 23, SLOCK 2, O�.1lJsaY ADDI1'ION WHERE/�S, cer'tain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain land and said lan� has subsequentiy been subdivided, N01�1, THEREFORC, BE IT RESOLVEG as foliows: That the assessments levied against the follotiving described parcels, to-wit: Lots 22 and 23, Stock 2, Onaway Addition, may and s�iall be apportioned and combined as follows: Original Parcels Fund Original Amount Lot 22, Btock 2, Onaway Addition Regular S� 1�1 $ 11.60 Lot 23, Btock 2, Onaway Addition Combining of Parcels ,4pproved Lots 2?_ and 23, Biock 2, Parcel 600, Qnauray Addition W #34 Regular S � 6J w ;#34 Fund Regular S � l�J w #34 45.72 $ 11 . 60 45.72 $ 114064 Original Amount $ 23.20 91.44 $ 114.64 A�OPTED BY THE CITY COJtdCIL 0�' THE CI7Y OF FRIDLEY THIS pAy OF • , 1970. MAYO� Jack Oo Kirkham ATTEST: CITY C�E°K Marvin C. 6runsetl � l'�:� � r�' R ,RESOLUTION Pl�. �_ - 197� . A RESOLUTIOhd /'�UT}-IORIZING AN� DIftECiI�lG 1'FiE COM�INING OF SPcCIAL ASSESSMEPa7S ON LOTS 24 f�P�D 25, BLO�,'�h 2, O��r"�!J,�Y ,�O�ITION l•JHEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain land and said land has subsequently been subuivided, NOW, 1�ti�RcF0�2E, E3E IT RESOLUEO as follows: That the assessments levied against the following descril�ed parcels, to-tidit: Lots 24 and 25y Btocl< 2, Onat�aay /�dd�tion, may and shatl be apportioned and combi ned as fot l oevs: Originai Parcels Fund Originat_fimount Lot 24, Block 2, Onaway Addition P,egutar S� SJ $ 11.60 Lot 25, 61ock 2, Onaaray Addition � Combining of Parcels Ap r� oved r. Lots 24 and 25, �lock 2, Parcei 640, Onaway Addition ' , J I ' td #3� Regular S � W W #3 �+ Fund Regut ar S � tl W �3� 45.72 $ 11.60 45.72 $ 114.64 Ori� nal Amount $ 23.20 91.�1E $ 114.6�+ ADOPTCU 3Y TI-IE CITY'C-0Ui�1CIL 0� iHc CITY OF FRIDLFY THTS �� D/�lY oF � ' , 1970. � � ATTEST: I � I ' ' IJ CITY CLcRK Piarvin C. 3runsell MAYOf; � Jack 0. Ki rkt»m � �� . ' � �� _ O . RESOLUTIO�J N0. 197 /� RESOLUTIOid AUTHORIZI�dG ;�tdD DIRCCTI?�G TNE SPLITTIh�G OF SPECIAL FlSSESSh1EP1TS Oid LOT 20, P�2CEL 1S00, AUDITOR'S SJ3DIViSION PJO. 129 WHEREi�S, certain special assessments have been levied with respect to certain land and said land has subsequently been subdivided. NO�d, TN�RCFORE, f3E I�' RESOLVEU as follows: That the assessments levied against the following described parcel, to-wit: Lot 20, Parcel 1500, Auditor's Subdivision tJo. 12g, may and shall be apportioned and di vi ded as fol loE��s: Originat Parcel � Lot 20, Parce1,1500, Auditor's Subdivision No. 129 � � � Division of Parcet J�pprovec! �"" Part of Lot 20, P�rcel 1500, Auditor's Subdivision �:o. 129 � L� 1 � � � Fund � Regular SA w #3�+ (h1�i n ) S1d ;#24 (Ptai n ) W �34 (Lateral) SS �#24 (Storm Searer ) S4,! #48-�'� (Lateral and Servi ce ) SS #8�u (Storm Seti�er) ST. t gb8-3 Fund Regular SA W ;#3�� (t�'�ai n) Sld #24 (M�i n) tiJ ;�34 (Lateral ) S;J #24 (Storrn Se�ti�rer ) SIJ ;�4fi-A (Lateral and Service) SS ;�3�i ( Storrn Se:yer ) ST. 196�-3 Original lamount $ 41.9� 156.74 i13.4o 720 . S 6 481.32 1,828.3S 152.46 187.60 3, B2• �� Ori ig�nal Amount $ 21.83 81.50 5g.97 375.73 250.29 t,005.59 79.28 97.82 �� Parfi of Lot 20, Parcel 155�, Regutar S�� $ 20•�5 Audi tor's Sub�i vi sion No. 129 W i�3�+ (flai n) 75•z�+ St�1 {�2j+ (P�ai n ) 5�•�+3 t,l Tr3� (l.aterat ) 344.83 Sb! #24 (Storm Sew�r) 231•�3 s��1 �48 -� 822 .7 6 SS ��3�3 (Storm Sewer) 73•1s ST. 1968-; 89•�a 3, 2.�+i ! ADOPTEQ BY TME CITY COU'JCIL OF THE CITY OF FRI DL�Y Tf-IIS DAY OF � , 1970. � RTTES7: �- . CITY CLERK Marvin C. Grunsetl r �;»yC? Jack 0. Kirkham � � � I � �� I � � I � I � .,�•� RESOLUTION id0. � ' � - 1970 A RESOLUTIOi�I AUTi-IORIZItdG �'�tvD DIRECTI�Iu THE SPLITTIi1G 0� SPcCI-`�L ASSESSr1ErJTS OiV NOR-�N 100 FEET OF LOT 8C, AUDITOR'S SUB�iVISIO,d iJO. 21, A�JD, CGi�1�INING LOT &A, NO2TH 100 F�ET OF LOT �3G, AN� EaST 12 FEcT OF I�lO�TN 100 F��T OF LOT f3C, FlUDITGZ'S SUQDIVISIO^! P10. 21 W��ER��S, certain spec�al assessmen�s have oeen tev�ed with resaect to certain land and said i�nd has subsequently been subciivided. NO.J, THEREFQRc, RL IT :ESOLVED as foi lo:vs: That the asszssm�nts levied against tne foll��rring described parcel, to--4vit: Nortii 100 Fe�t oi� Lot �3C, Audi tor's Suudi vi si on P�1o. 21, and Lot 8A, Idorth 100 Feet of Lot �B, and East 12 Feet o� �!orth i00 Feet oi Lot 3C, Auditor's Suadivi- sion ir'o. 21, may and shall be apportioned and divided ancJ combined as fallo+r�s: Original Parcel Lot f3A, Parcel 2020, Auclitor's Suhdivision No. ?_1 - horth 100 Feet of Lot 33, Parcel 2060, rluditor�s Subdivision "do. 21 North 100 Feet oi Lot �C, Parcel 2100, lludi tor's Subcli vi si on �!o. 21 Fund Regul ar S,� ST. 19h2°2 Street Regular SA Regu1 ar SF1 ST. 19b?_-2 S�reet Division ancf Combinatien A�roved Fund Lots 8r'�, PJorth 100 Feefi of 88, and �egul ar S,� East 12 Feet o� ��or �+� 100 Feet of ST. 1�6?_ -2, Streei: Lot 8C, Parcel 2025, .'�udi tor's SubGi vi si on P;o. 21 North 100 Feet of Lot� �C (�xcept �egular S/1 East 12 Feet), Parcel 2U�0, ST. 1962-2 Stre.et Audi tor's Sub�i vi si on f�do. 21 . ADOPTED EiY TI�� CITY COJi�lCIL OF T�-i� CITY OF FRTDL�Y THIS � r ATTFST: � C I T''( C L � �;'r� � � 1970. P1arvin �. �runs�?1 Ori c�i nal Amount $ 1,050.��6 6��3 . o0 $ 67.26 $ 94o.B1 6!;•3 .00 $ 3,3Lf1f.53 Ori gi nal r�nount $ 1,?_?_1.21 6t�3 .00 $ $37.32 643.00 $ 3 � 3t�1+.53 DAY OF �4AYOR Jack 0. Kirkham �� APPOINTMENT FOR CONSENT AND A�PROVAL BY THE CITY COUNCIL DECEMBER 7, 1970 NAME POSITION SAI�ARX & E�'F��1� ��TE R�PiACES Stanley Peterson Laborer $658.00 per montia St�phen 1'horstad Street Dept. November 23, A97� Richard J. Cameron Laborer $658.00 per month Warren Marsyla Street Dept. December 7, 1970 0 �� ' , '> h J;. ��`"��:��,�y ��_�� e�.��:ri��r�i�: . ... " . � .. _.:Z... _ .. � . � ^'"7i .' f�12�.:I12U l!` : lit- •lta� .. _. 'i'�;/):F� , . .. ' � .�.�..�! , - Memo To: Honorable Mayor and City Council Marvin Brunsell, Acting City Manag�r From , Robert S. Hughes, Chief, Fridley Fire Department Date . November 25, 1970 Subject: Change in Status for Firefighters Gary E. Larson, Full-time firefighter on the Fire Department, has c�mpleted his probationary period. I recommend approval as a regular member of the department. The following men have completed their probationary period as volunteer firefighters: R i cha rd La rson Larry Hamer Ron Schoneman I recommend approval of these men as regular volunteer members of the department. � -` l �. � , � � ----�. /� � -! - Z. . C1� �'� r� � ! -t" y % �.:. RSH:et /� ... . F'�i•..•�C �l�.r�: 2:'. �O i� �� (I � � � � � � I � �� , � � CITY �F :'RIDLEY PEI'ITTON COVER SHEET Petitie�n No� 17-1970 Date Received November 20, 1970 Object For: Blacktop Streets ar�d C�ncrete curbs - venue - a woo ancr o enJamzr ��. Oakwood Manor - 60th Avenue to Gardena ern a e en�amin - err. a e to araena Petition Checked By flpRQ�l. 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' � — — ----1- ------_:---- -- — ��.a.._.._..�_.� - -- . _ t . ., :7 :• `� � : %o :.:, ti .� �_ � � --+`T � • i � � r, y'w I ��` � .�/4-:,i � i ! i .� , 4�� i ��.. `- ,_ .__ _ � .J _..... ' �;�. . - , -.+ . ,. : _ � j � sp �b . - G� : A__._... . .,-. ,. . .. . _ _ _ . _ . � � � , . , ,'____" _ _' . •. .,l • � i. . ' ` .. . . 5,A �, � � .. .._____---_ _ ._ � �''..� -- - , i 1 __ *'-- . q � , �' � �'-�' �' . �cFGULAR COI�NCl �� MELTiNG UF DECEMBER l, 1969 PAGE 3 �yry . (I m The Fire Chie� said that Hilltop's contract has now run out with Spring Lake Park and they would like some action as soon as possible. A repre- sentative from Hilltop said that he would appreciate any i�mnediate help that could be qiven. It was agreed that the price would be $3500 per year plus $150 per rur►, the price to be negotiated every year, and that the contract will be completed by the Village of Hilltop prior to the 15th for action by the Council on the December 15, i969 Meeting and Fridley will provide fire protection in the interim. DISCUSSION OF RESOLUTION AND ORDINANCES REGARDING SNOWMOBILES: The City Attorney said that he had discussed this with the Attorney General and the League of Minnesota Mun�.cipalities�and it seems to be an open question on how much of the field the State�has pre-empted. It seems _ that reasonable regulations could be set forth by the City. One of the suqqested ordinances amends Section 88 and adopts the Minnesota Statutes by reference, the second is amending Ordinance �78 and does not deal strfctly with snowmobiles, but all motorized vehicles includinq dune buggies and mini bikes. This would limit their usage to certain desiqnated areas. The resolution adopts certain-limits in the use of snowmobiles � in public lands and waters in the City and also limits the use over public stree�s. These suggestions came from the Parks and Recreation Commission _ and the Administration. Mayor Harris Pra tem suggested action on the Resolution and laying over the Ordinances to the next regular Council Meeting. He reported that he had received some calls of the operati�n of snowmobiles late at night. The people that called him felt that the snowmobiles should be used with more discretion. Councilman �iebl added that he had received some calls also. RESOLUTION #198�1969 - RESOLUTION REGAFtDING THE'REGULATION OF SNOW- MOBILES: �, MOTION by Councilman Liebl to-adopt Resolution #198-1969. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Councilman Sheridan asked if there was any restriction on their use on �� : private property. The City Attorney replied no onl on . y publicly owned -property. Councilman Liebl•asked if the time limit imposed in the Resolution w�ould apply to the use of private property and the City Attorney said only �, on the City's property and City streets. � �� L] I__ J � � � Mr. Carl Paulson asked if the use of snowmobiles at objectionable hours would not be construed as a nuisance. There ray be people ill or children sleeping. The City Attorney agreed that the nuisance ordinance could cover this if the hour was objectionable. He said that he w�ould `ave to reserve judgement on whether or not this Resolution could be enforced on private property, although he thought that the nuisance ordinance could be used if the com- plaint was on the operation of a snowmobile on private property. Councilman Harris asked if there was not a change in the State laws and the City Attorney answered that previously a driver had to be licensed, but this is not the case now. A member of the audience aske� Wh�► the school �rQperty w,�s inaluded. Th�+• City Manager s�id that Mayo� K,�rl�ham brought his attention to the fact that � a ' REGULAR COUIvC:i.�. N.E.'E'I.'� A:�: �� DECEtd�,F.'•'; 1� 19G9 � ��;�T� �� the school had requested that they be included. Tl�e ordinance amending ._ '��-• � Section 78 also applied to the schools. Councilman IIarris said that he � felt that there should be some written communication with a formal request , for the inclusion of the schools into the ordiiiance. � � , �� r , ' L� I � I , � � � ' r A member of the audier.ce said that there are some factors overlooked, , r�amely the safety factor and the noise factor. It seems that people want ' to take off the mufflers to make them more noisy. Snowmobiles are made to � go 60 miles per hour now and if a child or a pet were to jump in front of a snowmobile, they could not stop as the brakes are not that good. They must of necessity run next to the curbing in the snow. The City Attorney then read the Resolution aloud for the benefit of the audience interested ' in this item. Councilman Liebl dommented that this Resolution does not � mean that the Council is not in favor of snowcnobiles in the City, he felt that it was a healthy sport. This Reso�ution merely sets down some limits i and he did not feel that there shou].d b� such strict regulations that j people were not allowed to use them. Councilman iiarris asked if the State � requires the safety certificate and the City Attorney replied yes, and ; that anyone under 14 is not allowed to cross a street or highway and be- ! tween the ages of 14 and 18 they can cross only with a safety certificate. �• This also applied to the use of public roads within the City. The State �� Statutes cover the safety equipment, rules of the road and speed limits. The speed limit is the same as for other motorized �ehicles. The noise decibels and speed are hard to enforce as a snowmobile may go through a ' field where a squad car could not follow. Councilman Sheridan asked if �.. the state licenses these vehicles and the City Attorney said yes. Mr. � �7erry Potts, 8066 Ruth Street asked i� the speed limit applies to the ease- 1. ments and along the sidewalks. The City Attorney ansvrered that a street would be from one riqht of way to the other aild within tha� right of ��ay it � would apply and the City would have jurisdiction. Ti� VOTE UPON THE MOTION, being a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem declared the motion carried. The City Attorney suggested publishing the Resolution, This item was again discussed at the end of the meeting, where it was decided�to change the time limit from "No snowmobile shall be operated priox to sunrise or after 9:00 P.M." to "No snowmobile shall be operated prior to sun��se or after 10:00 P.M.", to conform with Fridley's sister comanunities. DISCUSSION REGARDING SEARS STORE IN SHOREWOOD SHOPPING CENTER: The City Engineer explained that Mr. Max Saliterman is requesting that the brick on the south side be waived if expansion progresses within three years. The Building Standards - Design Control Subcommittee original�y had stipulated that it was to be bricked on all four sides, then the Council allowed the east side to be left as that was the probabie direction of expansion. Mr. E.J. Becchetti, representing Mr. Max Saliterman, said that they would like to add on to the east and south sides in the near future, but mort- gaging money is hard to get. They would like to deploy the materials and � labor for the bricking to other parts of the building and save the ex- pense o� bricking'up the sou�� w��],, cp�s�.dex�.�ig the pro�o�ed expansion. 1 ' r� 9 I1 �� I � � T0: Fridley Councilmen Gentlemen: In the intereat of eafety and noiee abatement, we, the undersigned, requeat that the city council prohibit by ordinaace the operation of anowmobilea on all reeidential street� in the city of Fridley. 1 Name ;11.� /��- �� -� � �'1�GV 9- -� .�c,T,c.a.� o?. �C.(;,� - �. ; ��,Q : �% u�,+u;ra �� "- " .�..- -� �� ; ��u �� ;� � 'r 7 J) :� �J 1 � <;%�s /1 �� f��(�`C('a /+c�s'�-- �� q '� i . �'` �� 1 ` n r�.J' ° y✓� `' 1� � . � ✓ V '' 11 • �� . �r��, -� 5�.�. - �-►�- � � �� ;�.4� �'►� i �''''-�-� /`� `�` �).� � J jVl�' '6w�' �% c�.l°^-'e' � � fJy1n, ti� !Y� , ��.�; �a�'.�' . , � ? ` � `�- �i j �/.L. �. � � �.Eu��i i, �,-,> ,�LZ�-cI�'.Z ��'� �' �'iti7�C� ��.i�� ✓��y�.-ii � M r �d �� 5 • ' �- _ `,�� ,,,,,, . �, r�-� � c� . ,�.;%-�-�- � � � �1�� `. �, �;L �� , � � �--�.�``��.�,�.� � ._ �'�;� , %'��►. ��. �� r , G� � r Address / 40 �� «% J /Src,`' � �.�ss .�� l'L`.� I Sf. �y��n�� .�-��Z �� . ,�:.;zy ., %� % /L �. ,�-.s�.�! Lcd' �`I � S� f w�'L ��L 1ii� � I / I ^Cw'T / � i��i �i / �� ✓ '�'�<�VQQ� �. _�i �_ ,;, r-- I ' � �= ��-� �: ,�4,, �„ �- �_,, I'/..- J Ll � � �(/ � � L� / u / °-��- � �, !!' � f �� , ;� .� /� .�,,,�-r�' �� _ � � `�; L;�-�� i'. -�' �;��S��yN �.�,, i , -, , i�� . �� ;r� �- ' �� l ,r.��°-� 'Z�/ �( � � f i � � � � T0: Fridley Councilmen Gentlemen: 2 0 In the intereat of safety and noiae abatement, we, the undersigned, request that the city council prohibit by ordit�ence the operation of anowmobiles on all reaidential atreets in the city of Fridley. Name ��y��L� �� i�c� ��'��.e ��.�Q..��?� _�_ i �� 1 ; _ � �_- � � � � � r e .� � � ��; �� 1 �, ��i� -G �t --;�'��-�`--��-�.-c� .. � ' `� - (� , C� �-,�� 1 � � (r'' ✓ ,�-�- � . � �� ' �� ,� . �.�.� 1 °� �� , � . Address � y � o'► �a�d��ay D'� • G � � u � ,ti�'a..�'� � �� -� . , 2l c �a ��-ev� i�Gv�. t��-�Q c�� ,< �,%� `�_ �-' /, � `�' " ` �L' �'"�--�ti�-(� ,� } 2 y 5 `�'L��o n. 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T', ' % .-� =rY�+' / ''!J�/'�i ! •!'J�°�-` ..(�''Y_ `t f �..di' . •- _ `� y.i �.h ; , �yt ' .: ,4 ! � ��`�* L'ta J .,,-a ,�`l,S �. ',� � ! # ��-% � �- , � . �. `�,' �, . ' �-, �} f' • � � $ , � � C4� _:.'��.� �4.J �. � ', -`� �� , 7y.3� - ;-� i�� ,� -. .�. � . �% � 2 ��' , /2z �z. ,c�.;�a � � �-=�..� c� � . >�? � � � ,-r (�� _ n ,r, � f : � %'' ' �� '� i / / r,n ,, �; �� / f �i,J �'7�C�%�%� .�I� .� ✓�°'" _ .��I� �.. � p (,/� „� �.4..G'7`��. ' �t- t r pc �� 1 � �� ' � � � , CLAIMS 0 GENERAL: �23645 throuqh #23807 LIQUOR: #5002 through �5085 �- .. �s � �• LIST OF LICETISES TO BE Ap°ROVFD BY THE CITY COUNCIL AT T'-IE I�tEETING OF DECEMBE?? ?, 1970 VENDI?�1G MACtIIP1E A?PROVED BY Hempel's Spur Service Station 61t85 East River Road Fridley, Minn. By: Carroll Hempel Health Inspector Holiday Auto Center ' 57th and tTniversity Ave. Fridley, �4inn. 3y: Eagle Industries Health Inspector Hempel�s Spur Service Station 6U,85 East River Road Fridley, Minn. By: Gold Medal Bevera�e Health Inspector Walt's Apco 7250 Central Ave. Fridls y, Minn. B�a Robert PelloW Health Inspector CIGARETTE Holiday Auto Center 57th and iJniversity Ave. Fridley,Minn. By: Eagle Industries Police Chief CHRIS'!'MAS TREE I,�?T Bob's Produce Ranch 7620 IIniversity Ave. Fridle.y� Minn. By: Bob Scroer Fi.re Inspector 1136 - 73z Ave. Fridley, Minn. By: Donald Chies Fire Inspector Spartan Atlantic Store Hwy. ,#55 and 694 Fridley,Minn. By: Gary Bennett �ire Inspector �9 �i LIST UF CONTRACTOR S LICENSES TCi };}�. .�\PPKOVED BY COUNCIL AT THE MEETIi�G OF DECII�IBER 7. 19 7 0 GAS SERVICES �PiiOVED �Y Sassco Incorporated 475-8th Avenue N.W. New Brighton, Minnesota By: Robert 3usea� Plbg. Insp. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Acton Construction Company, Inc. Box 394 Hugo, Minnesota B��: James Szurer Bldg. Insp. Kootenia Builders, Inc. 3621 Lancaster I.ane North Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Rohert Eibensteiner Bldgo Insp. Witcher Constructioi� Company 400 Secund Avenuc� South Minneap� Lis, Minriesota ti�� : Mr. Witcher Bldg. Insp. HEATING Sassco Incorporated 475-8th Avenue N.W. New Brighton, Minnesota By: Robert Jusen Plbg. Insp. SIGN ERECTUR Gold Medal Beverage Company 553 North Fairview Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota 55104 By: Arthur Ma.rgot Bldg. Insp. ESTIMATES TO BE APPROVED BY CITY COUNCIL - DECEMBER 7, 1970 Oak Grove Investors, a partnership, and John M. Hansen For purchase of part of North Park P,rea (See communication on following pages) State of Minnesota Department of Highways St. Paul, Minn. 55101 For mudjacking in Innsbruck Area as per agreement with State. Project ST. 1970-9 Comstock & Davis, Inc. 1446 County Road "J" Minneapolis, Minn. For services rendered - City of Fridley vs. Reidel Estate, An�ka County District Court Minn-Kota Excavation Co. Osseo Minnesota Partial Estimate ��5 for Street Improvement Project ST, 1970-1 Partial Estimate ��4 for Street Improvement Project ST. 1970-2 �""° $ 66,800.00 $ 1,329.86 $ 300.00 $ 29,132.43 $ 2,979.30 �� L1 ' ' ' ' � WVMAN SMITH �EONARD 7. JUSTER HENRV H. FEIKEMA RONALD L. HASKVITZ JAMES R.CASSERL� CARL J. NEWOUIST DOUGLAS HAIL O�COUNSEL LAW OFFICES HALL, SMITH, �TIISTER, FEIKEMA 8C HASHVITZ CHARTERED December 1 , 1970 � • Mr. Marvin Brunsell, Acting City Manager ' City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue Northeast Fridley, Minnesota 55421 tRE: Conderrmation 31257, North Park matter Dear Marvin: .. .. �� -. .�� SU�TE i050 9U�lDERS ExCt+,�,NGE 9U�LDING MtwNEAPOUS M��vNE50TA SS�� O�FiCES ��. FRiL�, F• e OSSEO •r+EA CODk 6�2 TEIENr�ONE 339-148� I send you a xerox copy of a deed from Oak Grove Investors, covering the East 70 feet of the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 3, Township 30, Range 24, Anoka County, Minnesota. I met with Bob Guzy, the attorney for the owners, on last Friday. He had the acreage of 3.4 acres calculated by Rollin Anderson, the county surveyor. Based on $2�000.00 per acre the total acreage of 33.4 acres amounts to $66,800.00. Out of that might be deducted the revenue stamps -$66.00 worth of revenue stamps will be required on the Hansen deed and $15.40 on the Oak Grove Investors deed. I you have not all ready forwarded the checks, I wish you would forward the check for $66,800.00 less the revenue stamps, to rr�y office. The check should be payab7e to �ak ,r�,,•� Tn,rp�+�,-� ,3n� tc �ohn M, Hansen. If you will send me a check made payable to the County Treasurer for the document stamps I will see that both deeds are recorded. There is a Petition Subsequent action involving the 3.4 acres property and we should not record that deed until the very last of the month. A hearing is set for December 28, 1970 and I assume that on that day there will be an Order granting the Petition Subsequent so that this deed can be recorded. i� i� �� , Marvin Brunsell RE: Condemnation 31257 North Park matter Page two December 1, 1970 t.� �: �� ' Mr. Guzy has promised to forward to our office, title opinions on each parcel indicating that the owners have marketable title and that there are no liens. Both deeds, you�will note, have been dated November 14, 1970. Leonard tells me that that date has some significance for city � tax liability purposes. I am going to enter into a stipulation with the owners of the balance of ' the property that we have under the option agreement so that property may be included in the condemnation proceedings. Verbally, at the time of the option, we agreed to cansi„e� it �, �ar* o` �.. ..,,��e:pe.: ;,� . u�,� tne .�r.�,� would be the same as the sum per acre awarded by the corrmissioners. I'm 1 enclosing a copy of that stipulation for you� records. Yours truly, ' � Wyman Smith WS:amb Enclosures ' Form 3028 (I•67) CPC , � �ivision Section �6 nfxcrict— � 1 DATE RN1Si INVOICE STA'TE OF MINNESOTA �„��,�� :: DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS St. Paul, Minn. 5,ri101 nH�e___ __ Accoant or Village of Fridle� Remittance by Cbeck, Money Order or DraJt should be Payable to: Minnesota Depa�tment o/ Highways UE5CRIPTION Cost of labor and equipment for mudjacking , per Agreement 1144R. Dates work done - Oct. 20� 21� 22 & 23 I�abor Richard Osboraet Frm. David Dennis, HI�AS Harold Dulitz, HMNI Roger Lensing, HMM Workmen's �omp. Ins. 3.42 per 100.00 of payroll Personal Expense David C. Dennis xoger Lensing Richard �sborne Harold Dulit$ Equipment Unit 54300 Truck with water tsnk Unit 17291 IHC Travelall IInit 64118 �udjack IInit $430"� �ruck iinit 66921 Compressor Maintenance Engineer TOTAL QUANTITY pRICE Central O}Rce ' - J%� 11-18-70 -- - -- AMOUNT 45 �• 5•35 2�•75 39 " 4.10 159.90 39 " 4.10 159.90 3g �� 4.io 155•80 24.49 58.43 43•73 46.5$ 49.43 126 mi. .18 520 „ .12 22 hr. 10.00 i9 �� 2�5p 1� " 2.25 22.68 62.40 220.00 4?.50 .2 1,329.86 , � , � � r � � ' � ' ' ' ' ' ' � � � �. is i�.tia �- �;_ •r ''' coMsTOCK a� �AV�s, eNC. • �a. o�► �w►. -� �lMl�la . IfINMt�OTA �ss Ti�.t W�w! �-�N C,ONSULTING Et�ki1N�S A�u�nst 2S. 1fl0 0 11=. Myra iait6. �tce�n tall. �ith, Jwt�; hik�a i tirk�its �l.l�rs =ze�� 1tl.00�apolia. !lia�aet� SS�02 bs Citr oi 1ti�� . R,�idel Ltst� voka C.omt� Di�ttiet Coust Gstl��w: � M� bssyb� wb�dt o�s bill tos aes�rica t+�sO�sN ii e�■�eet�,oa �!� tba ab� s+�t�r�ac�d lwayit �rhicb co�ss+� coal�t+�es�. �s�i+�tiw oi �ata a� ca�rt �p�anocM. lr�t��siwal s�rvice� z es,►. � s�so.00 a�oo.00 vs*.cctn7l� sdb.itced, OflIBTOI."!C i Dr�If . t�C . i�C/� � E. V. C.o■�toak� P. �. �3 � �'. :- `�.: -..,� �� ;> ' ' EVERETT W. MCCARTHY CHIEF OF POLICE ' �1�1' ;lf�'��; _,,,,.. � � � November 17, 1970 T0: FROM: SUBJECT: �Depa�tntenE o� �o�ice �-J ANO 643 1 U � MINNEAI CITY COUNCIL CHIEF OF POLICE / � � � � _ �L�;MTY :RS�TY AVE. IS 21. MINN. COMMENDATION OF SHORTY'S TOWING SERVICE H7't'�C� On November 7, 1970, at about 0150 hrs, our officers were called to the scene of an accident at Central Avenue and the railroad tracks near the Onan plant. Arriving at the scene the officers found the accident was between a train and a car occupied by a woman. The woman was pinned in the vehicle and could not be removed without assistance. The police officers called for the Fire Department rescue squad and Shorty's Towing Service. Shorty's Towing Service arrived before the rescue truck and Ranko Schuur, owner and operator of Shorty's Towing Service, immediately started working to free the woman from the car. According to the officers present at the scene, Mr. Schuur, using his tow truck and winch, pulled the car apart enough so that the woman was removed without further injury. Mr. Schuur's knowledge and ability to perform in an emergency situ- ation has brought great credit to himself and to his company and I feel the City Council should be made aware of this. �-�'.� � / � �•� �`�'� vZ�.��cr��l'!; �'(,�;-.. L verett . McCart y ,s ' r copy - City Manager Ranko Schuur 560-3450 P,�� `_ �- -- �� :�_ _. � `� �:',��,� „��.� _� �, _��hi� d'-��.,�d� � 'i „ ,��. ,�,:.� i,�-;`� 'w /i- C� � o r��le . � � ANOKA COUNTY 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE 560-3450 �J_. � FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 MEMO T0: THE CITY COUNCIL FROM: MARVIN C. BRUNSELL, ACTING CITY MANAGER DATE: DECEMBER 1, 1970 Attached herewith is the City Attorney's letter of November 23, 1970, outlining the progress made so far on the proposed Explosive Ordinance. The comments from the affected departments have not been received as of this time. This letter is to let the City Council know what progress has been made to date. As soon as the comments from affected departments have been received and incorporated into an ordinance, it will be presented to the City Council. LAW OFFICES HALL. SMI1'H, cTL'STF.�2, I'EIKEMA �c ��ASK�"IT'L CHARTERED WYMAN SMITH IEONARD T. JUSTER HENRY H. FEIKEMA RONALD l. HASKVITZ JAMES R. CASSERLV CARL J. NEWOU�ST DOUGLAS HALL OFCOUNSEL Marvin Brunsell Acting City Manager City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Dear Marvin: November 23, 1970 ��1�TE �050 BUIlDEpS ExC�+.►NGE 6U��OING +��^�•••"�U5 '-` .NES7TA 55�! 2 J��-. -� 1'. �R .� • 6 OS�E:i •�!A CGUE 5 7 TE:ENHONE 339 •�8i As Yo� know I presented a proposed Explosive Ordinance to the City Council in September of 1970 and the Mayor suggested that I refer it to the Governor's Committee on Law Enforcement. That Committee referred me to the Attorney General who was in the process, at that time, of making new regulations for the control of explosives and, also, was in the process of drafting a model ordinance. They now have completed the model ordinance and I am sending a copy to you and a copy to Bob Aldrich, Chief Bureau of Fire Prevention, and Eve'rett McCarthy, Police Chief, for their review and comments before it is presented to the Council. E. H. Renner & Sons had called at one time asking if we would send their attorney a copy of any proposed legislation and I am sending a copy of this letter• to Jim Tuzinsky for his comments. LTJ:mr cc: Everett McCarthy Chief of Police Vex� truly yours , 1 J _ �� Leonard T. Juster Robert D. Aldrich Chief Bureau of Fire Prevention Jim Tuzinsky c/o E. H. Renner & Sons (—, r• •�'b ' I ' Q o• _ :� / I' MEMO T0: Marvin Brunsell , MEMO FROM: Peter J. Herlofsky MEMO DATE: November 19, 1970 RE: Anuka County Comprehens.ive Health Meeting or November 18, 1970 ' This meeting was held primarily to acquaint the local units of govern- ment in Anoka County with the expanding services of the Anoka County Comprehensive Health Department. Most of the comments made in the early � part of the meeting were made concerning the existing programs such as the Daytime Activity Center for retarded children, family counseling services, etc. However, the main point of the meeting was to acquaint the municipalities with the program that will begin in 1971, Environmental Services. The purpose of this service is to provide Health Inspector services to all the local units of government in Anoka County. At this time, Fridley is the only local unit of government which has a health inspector, and is part of minority of local governments which actually have a health board that understands its duties. In summary, Anoka County will at some future date be able to provide our City with the level of service necessary to meet the needs of our community through their personnel of health inspectors. We will be paying for this service through the County tax. However, our inspector has given us a very high degree of competance which at this time Anoka County will be unable to match. This item should not be seriously considered until the 1972 budget is being proposed. If there are any questions concerning this meeting which require further information, I will do my best to answer them. Also, Mr. Robert M. Hutchinson, Director of Environment Services for Anoka County (421-4760), will be more than willing to help us. PJH/cc 0 0 PETER J. HE FSKY Planning As istant _ �i :..� � � ,. �. ��1 i0ill, � f f � �� 1. KEN NORDLING 211 TYROL WEST BUILDING MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 554'16 TELEPHONES Oili�e - 544-9159 Re.;denro - 935-914? November 18, 1970 Honorable Council City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N� E. Fridle�-, Min��c��ta re: 79th & Eo River Road Gentlemen: We ask for a waiver from the old Minneapolis Plumbing Code, Section 132, to the new Minnesota State Plumbing Code, Section 123, in regard to materials. The City of Minneapolis adopted the new Minnesota State Plumbing Code, the week of October 1, 1970� We are building two 59-unit apartment buildings at 79th & E. River Roado We would like to use the new plastic on waste and vent as written in the new Minnesota State Code as adopted by the City of Minneapolis. Sincerely, I�IID-AMERICAIv f{OMES, INC., � � + � ��,,�` I�.,/ �-' � �ieth�. l�ord Ling \ KN/ld C3ENERAL CONTRACTING • REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS • LAND DEVELOPERS 1 '' City of Fridley, Minnesota Office of the Building Inspector TOP IC : MOI�TTHLY REPORT TO THE C ITY MANAGER NOVII�ER, 1970 � TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION NUMBER OF PERMITS ISSUED 1970 1969 THIS YEAR LAST YEAR NOVII�ER NOVEMBER TO DATE TO DATE Residential 7 9 44 103 Residential Garages 9 10 87 116 Alterations & Additions 6 9 169 126 Multiple Dwellings 1 0 3 5 Commercial 0 1 4 16 Industrial 1 1 Z 15 Municipal 0 0 0 1 Churches & Schools 0 0 1 1 Hospitals 0 0 0 1 Signs 2 4 54 37 Moving & Wrecking 1 2 12 13 27 36 381 434 OTHERS Heating 17 24 206 266 Plumbing 11 24 157 251 Electrical 25 28 299 476 53 76 662 993 Residential Residential Garages Alterations 6 Additions Multiple Dwellings Coumercial Industrial Municipal Churches & Schools Hospitals Signs Moving & Wrecking ESTIMATED VALUATICNS OF BUILDING PERr1ITS ISSUED $ 182,400 $ 168,500 $1,100,900 $2,402,250 26,750 26,300 218,879 235,267 10,415 21,100 835,343 566,136 590,000 0 1,330,000 2,060,000 0 35,000 158,000 1,121,500 1,250,000 2,000,OOOJ 1,475,600 5,561,000 0 0 0 --I1�413 0 0 10,000 800,000 0 0 0 500, 006 500 2,975 63,242 28,758 _ 50 1.500 5,650 7.200 $2,060,115 $2,255,375 $5,197,614 $13,293,524 � � � TYPE � Blacktopping Excavating ' Gas General Heating House Moving & Wrecking � Masonry � Oil Heating Plastering � Roo f ing Signs Well Drilling � � PERMIT NUMBERS ��10, 879-��10, 903 #8355 - �k8379 ��4840 - #4856 �k5215 - ��5225 �� 8 - �k 9 NUMBER Or LICENSES CURRENTLY IN EFFECT AND LICENSE FEES COLLECTED TO DATE NUMBER FEES COLLECTED g $120 18 270 33 495 90 2,250 43 645 3 45 Zg 420 6 90 6 90 2 30 15 375 2 30 254 $4,860 P E R M I T F E E S TYPE BUILDING ELECTRICAL HEATING PLUI�ING SIGNS 1970 1969 THIS YEAR LAST YEAR NOVEMBER NOVII�ER TO DATE TO DATE $6,094.00 $ 548.00 $15,483.00 $26,403.00 433�00 1,241.05 8,057.80 15,439.90 372.25 650.00 4,087.25 11,805.00 225.25 857.75 3,815.00 8,830.50 35 00 85 00 1,249.00 _ 873.00 $7,159.50 $3,381.80 $32,692.05 $63,351.40 ' � � Building Inspection Department City of Fridley � Section � i , � � � � m � � � � � � � � � ; �. � W MONTHLY INSPECTION REPORT Month: November YCBr: i 9�n J 1970 I 1969 Inspecti�ns I Nov. Nov. xou�n_ ins : lvew Gonstruction 7 Footings: New Construct'ion ��24 Framings $ Reinspections� 31 o-A rTc�ot l�eady-or�ejected � --�� 14 � �igns �---------- 4 ------ - 3'fo -WorTc-Fostea----- - ----- --- --- Vio ations C e�i c�ced ---- -- -- Dangerous Buil ings � omp ain s ec e_ _ 15 _ i s ce ane ous �-- _� __ _------ i�na -s :-�esi ential � 12 ina s : ommercia3�,—In� Total Inspections Permits Issued 2 Time Off/Sick Leave Hrs. ou� ns: ew ervices 13 �P. i ncrssrt i nnc . ., i -•--- Miscellaneous Finals: Residential ina s: _onunercial_ _ n ust . 2 Total Inspections Permits Issued Time Off/Sick Leave Hrs. RouYh Ins: Ner Services f_�� . Reinsvections in t Qns ngeroui sce11 na� : Total Inspections, 54 �Pe��its Issued Zs Time Off/Sick Leave Hr$. This Year To Date 2 02 Last Year To Date 299 � 476 � � � � , � , I r I ' � � � I i , � i 1 1 PUBLIC WORKS DEYARTMENT CITY OF FRIDLEY MONTHLY R.EPORT - OCTOBEIZ 1970 STREET DEPARTMENT l. Cleanin� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 . Grad ing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 . Grave 1 Hau 1 ing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4. Miscellaneous Street Work . . . . . . . . . . . 5. Patching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6. Shop Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7. Signs and Barricades . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8. Equipment Repairs - Street . . . . . . . . . . . WATER DEPARTMENT l. Filtration Plant Operations . . . . . . . . . . 2. Final Readings and Collections . . . . . . . . . 3. Hydrant Repairs and Flushi:�g . . . . . . . . . . 4. Miscellaneous Water Work . . . . . . . . . . . . 5. Pumphouse Work . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • • 6. Standpipe Repairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7. Valve Inspections and Repairs . . . . . . . . . 8. Water and Sewer Inspections . . . . . . . . . . 9. Water Meter Inspections and Repairs ...... 10. Water Turn-ons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11. Watermain Breaks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12. Equipment Repairs - Water . . . . . . . . . . . SEWER DEPARTMENT 1. Lift Station Inspections and Repairs ...... 2. Manhole Repairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3. Miscellaneous Sewer Work . . . . . . . . . . . . 4. Sanitary Sewer Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . 5. Sanitary Sewer InspectiDns . . . . . . . . . . . 6. Equipment Repairs - Sewer . . . . . . . . . . . HOURS 153 44 34 233� 382� 100� 122Z 148� 187� 40 138� 4 9� 116 22 24� 12 53� 7 55� 39 182 11 62 126� 40 15 STORM SEWER DEPARTMENT 1. Catch Basin and Storm Sewer Cleaning ...... 124 2. Miscellaneous Storm Sewer Work . . . . . . . . . 17 Page �ao PtIBLIC WORKS llEPARTMEI� I MONTHLY REPORT - OCTOBER 1970 MISCELLANEOUS 1. Engineering Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2. Fire Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3. Holiday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4. Injury on Job - Robert Anderson . . . . . . . . 5. Park Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6. Project ST. 1970-1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7. Pro,ject ST. 1970-9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 . S ick Leave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9. Vacations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10. Voting Booths . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11. Weekend Duty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12. Equipment Repairs - Engineering . . . . . . . . 13. Equipment Repairs - Fire llepartment . . . . . . 14. Equipment Repairs - Liquor Stores . . . . . . . 15. Equipment Repairs - Park Department . . . . . . 16. Equipment Repairs - Police Department ..... 17. Equipment Repairs - Snow and Ice . . . . . . . . HOURS 6 2� 160 88 35 72� 275� 104 128 2 18 8 21 1 60Z 78� 90 6-79 (REV. 11-3-64) (Standard Form of the Internotional Associotion of Chiefs of Police) (Copies availoble at Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, D. C. 20535) CONSOLIDATED MONTHLY REPORT POLICE DEPARTMENT ��ty �,f Fridley _ Mo�,tf, �f _ October 19 70 TABLE 1.--DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONNEL Average Daily Percent Daily Average Daily Numericol Strength Absence Absence Temporary Details Average Effective Strength � End of �ame rnonth ;nme month Same month Same month � Sacne month this month lasl year 'I'his month lust year Ttiis month last yea: This montl last year 'I'tiis month Lastmonth last year ��ot�,l •�e«o�,�,E,l. 27 27 8. 39 ?• 36 � _. 22 .16 13. 6 13. 6 14. 6l-� Chief's offlce . � � Records bureau . � � Uniformed forre . �� - � nE�t��ti„� ��,rf,«� 3 3 . Traffic bur�au . First relief . . , lo . Second tellef . , �� Third relief . . . � 1� 10 7 TABLE 2.--CHANGES IN PERSONNEL j. Present for duty end of last month . . . . . . . . . . � 1 2. Recruited durinq month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3. Relnstated durinq a�onth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Total to account for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . �� 4. Separations from the servfce: (a) Voluntary resiqnutlon . . . . . . (6J Retirement on penslon . . . . . (c) Hesiqned with charges pendinq (d) Dropped durinq probati,:�.:� . . . . (e) Dismissed for cause . . . . . . _ (f ) Kilted in line of duty . . . . . . (q) Deceused . . . . . . . . . . . . . Total separations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5. Ptesent for duty at end of month . . . . . . . . . . . � 0 27 TABLE 3.--DAILY AVERAGE PATROL STRENGTH Same month This mot�t6 last year 22 22 1. Total number of patrolmen . . . . . . . . . 2. Less permanent assiqnments (public offices, clerical, chauffeurs, etc.) . . . 3. Less details to specfal squads or bu- �reaus (trafflc, v1ce, park, etc.) . . . . . 4. Avetaqe dally absences of patrolmen asslqnr,d to patro] duty owlnq to: (a) Vacatlon, suspen, lon, rest days, etc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (b) Sick and ln)ured . . . . . . . . . . . . (c) Tempotary detalls . . . . . . . . . . 7.6�. � 6.6R .53 •51 .22 .16 Total averaqe dally absence: ,, ��.� 1� 36 S. Avallable for patrol duty . . . . . . . . . � � � 61 1�. � b4 � . � TA�fl.� 4—— C�16'�C IBe'D�X �f�D PC3LIC� �CTIVITY T�:E�lD _ _ �_�._..:i � OFFENSES KN01VN TO THE POLICE CHANGE CURRENT YEAR VS. LAST YEAR CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES VS. SAME MONTH VS. SAME PERiOD (PART 1 CLASSES) REPORTED OR ACTUAL ,.,�TUAL THIS ' LAST YEAR LAST YEAR KNOWN UNFOUNDED OFFENSES {EAR TO DATE THIS M6NTH THIS�MONTH NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT la. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER „ 2. FORCIBLE RAPE TOTAL 3 o. RAPE'BY FORCE b. ASSAULT TO RAPE • ATTEMPTS � 3. ROBBERY TOTAL 1 1 1'3 a. ARMED • ANY WEAPON �- O b. STRONG•ARM - NO WEAPON 1 ,- � 4. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT TOTAL ,' o. GUN b. KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT c. OTHER DANGEROUSWEAPON d. HANDS, FiST, ETC. • AGGRAVATED 5. BURGLARY TOTAL �-� �- �-� �-�'� o. FORCIBLE ENTRY � � 9 b. UNLAWFUL ENTRY • NO FORCE l I- '�'L c. ATTEMPTED FORCIBLE ENTRY � 2 6. LARCENY - THEFT (except nuto theft) 31 31 1�33 a. S50 AND OVEP. IN VALUE 7. AUTO THEFT 7 7 • 62 CRIIdE IN�F..X TOTAL ib. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE .-7 7 � 4e. OTHER ASSAULTS - NOT AGGRAVATEO ( 1 66. LARCENY, UNDER S50 IN VALUE � �. �- PART I TOTAL 120 2 Z.Z.g Z-�98 O � 70TAL PART II INCIDENTS .. . . .. . . . ... . .. . ��' !. . . . . .. . . . .. .. .... ...., .. .. .. . ..( . . . � TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS NONCRIMINAL CALLS •�-��3 . . . . . . .. ... . . .... . .. . .. . . . .�:O.�.LJ_1�., . T[�7AL [ALLS FOR POLICE SERVICE . . . . . . . .��C! �. . . . . . . . . .. � .. ... .. .. .. . .. ..�� AUTOMOBILESRECOVERED (A) NUMBERSTOLEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED LOCALLY ......................................:........ � (B) NUMBERSTOLEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED BY OTHERJURISDICTIONS ................................... 1 (C) TOTAL LOCALLYSTOLEN AUTOSRECOVERED ..................................................... (D) NUMBER STOLEN OU7 OF JURISDICTION, P.ECOVEP.ED LOCALLY . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . .. .. . . ..... . .. .. . . . .... � � OFFENSE ROBBERY BURGLARY LARCENY AUTO THEFT TOTAL r t- ._ a TA�L� 5-- VALI�E OF P;:�P�E:�If STOLE� A6�D RFCOi/ER�D VALUE OF PROPER7Y VALUE OF PROPERTY TOTAL VALUE OF �ALUE OF PROFERTY VALUE OF PROPERTY STOLEN LOCALIY STOLEN LOCALLY STOLEN OTtiER LOCALLY STOLEN �URISDICTIONS STOLEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED ANDRECOVERED BY pROPERTY RECOVERED I.00AILY OTHERJURISDICTiON RECOVERED LOCALLY • � _ 77uu..r.c�L_ iv..�. i �-- - 2 .00 22 .00 7000.00 927 .00 2z, 0�3�09 32�-3• 97 7000, o� io, 2Z�3.97 TAF3LE 6-- O��R�SE� ClE�4�ED �Y AE�@�EST year to dat� (include exceptional cl�arances) 60�0.00 3600.00 NUMBER OF OFFENSES PERCENT OF OFFENSES CLEARED BY ARREST CLEARED BY ARREST CLASSIF�CATION OF OFFENSES � BY ARREST OF BY ARREST OF TOTAL CLEARED pERSONSUNDERIB TOTAL CLEARED PERSONSUNDERI8 (PART I CLASSES) THIS LAS7 THIS LAST THIS LAST THIS lAST YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR 1. CRIMINAL hOMIC�DE a. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER b. MANSLAUGH7ER BY NEGLIGENCE 2. FORCIBLE RAPE TOTAL !� 2 2 a. RAPE BY FORCE �- �' b. ASSAULT TO RAPE - ATTEMPTS 1 1 1 1 • 3. ROBBERY TOTAL a. ARMED • ANY WEAPON 1 b. STRONG-ARr.1-NO'ii'c!�?ON 4. ASSAULT TOTAL 3��- 57 8 �3 o. GUN 1- b. KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT � c. OTH[R DANGEROUSWEAPON d. HANDS FISTS, FEET, ETC. • AGGRAYATED e. OTNER ASSAULTS • NOT AGGRAVATED � �-� 5. BURGLARY TOTAL 7 22 2 i6 a. FORCIBLE ENTRY 2O ,-��- b. UNLAWFUL ENTRY - NO FORCE �. 2 �- 2 _ c. ATTEMPTED FORCIBLE ENTRY �.. 1- 6. LARCENY - THEFT (EXCePT AU70 7HEFT1 ��7 � 3 1LL 13 o. S50 AND OVER IN VALUE b. UNDER S50IN VALUE 3��4 373 7-7� �'��" 7. AUTO THEFT 3 � � � GP.AND 70iAL Z�(LO �02 199 i9Li- T�QL� 7-� PE�SC7�S ��:��ST�D, C�-��1�(��D A�lD DIS�'OS�D OF L�IJ�I�v� t1�O�iW ' COURT DISPOSITIONS THIS MONTH ARRESTS P'cRSONs FORMALLY ADULTSGUiLTY (INCLUDE RELEASED NO FORMAL CHARGE) CHARGED _ ACQUIT7ED REFERRED TO UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES 7HIS OR JUYENI�E MONTH OF OF OTHERWISE COURT TOTAL OFFENSE LESSER DISMISSED JURISDICTION JUVENILES ADULTS TOTAL CHARGED OFFENSE 1. CRIMINAL HOIAICIDE: o. MURDER AND NONNEGL.IGENT h1ANSLAUGHTER 6. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE 2. FORCIBLE RAPE 3. ROBBERY 4. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT 5. BURGLARY - BREAKING OR EN7ERING 2 2 6. LARCENY - THEFT (EXCEPT AUTO THEFT) 2 � 7. AUTO THEFT 2 2 � � 8. OTHER ASSAULTS (RETURN A- 4e) �r /� 1" � TOTAL- PARTICLASSES 27 7 V2 �_O 2� Z �L THIS YEAR TO DATE ? � J{ vl? 2 � I 101 LAST YEAR TO DATE 2�. 2 lJ 2 2 � 2L PERCENT CHANGE 9. ARSON 10. FORGERY AND COUNTERFEITING 11. FRAUD 12. EMBEZZLEMENT 13. STOLEN PROPERTY; BUYING, RECEIVING, POSSESSING 14. VANDALISM 2 2 15. WEAPONS; CARRYING, POSSESSING, ETC. 16. PROSTITUTION AND COMMERCIALIZED VICE 17. SEX OFFENSES (EXCEPT 2 AND 16) 1. �- �- 1 1R. NARCOTIC DRU6 IAWS -�- 19. GAMBLING 20. OFFENSES AGAINST THE FAMILY AND CHILDREN � � � 21. DRIVING UNDER TN[ INFLUENCE � � 22. LIQUOR LAVfS 1-0 �- 2 1 � 23. DRUNKENNESS �- '' 1' 1 24. DISORDERLY CONDUCT 2 1 Z � 25. VAGRANCY 26. ALL OTHER OFFENSES (EXCEPT TRAFFIC) l- l�- � 21 22 43 28 15 1{. 3 b TOTAL - PART II CLASSES 2 THIS YEAR TO DATE _ O � � 2I � �" U l� 22 / LAST YEAR 70 DATE ��- 2c�� V PERCENT CHANGE TRAFFIC ARRESTS THIS MOPJTH _ , t.. _ � g_�ga (Rev. 10-21-65) CONSOLIDATED MONTHLY REPO�RT TRAFFIC SUMMARY Police Department � � r;+., �r r ridle3T hlonth of Oct �ber , 197 TABLE 2. ENFORCE},�ENT SUM�AARY This Month Year to Date This Year Last Yeaz o�o Change This Year Last Year o�o Change Traffic Tota� 73 153 —56 1033 1L�16 —28 Hazardous Violations 52 132 —61 479 g�4 —�-5 Other Violations 13 11� —8 260 361 —28 P�k�n� 8 9 —12 2b9 l50 -�-79 Dw� 8 B 5� Z�1 +21 Accident Anests and Citations TAgLE 3. COMPARATIVt SUAI�AARY OF i RAFFIC ACCi�ENTS . This frlonth Year to Date This Year Last Year o/o Change This Year Last Year o�o Change Total Ac�idents 57 55 -�3 525 557 -6 1 � 5 2 + Fatal Accidents Persons Killed �. ]- �� 2 + Injury Accidents 25 19 +31 225 227 -1 Persons Injured �} � 32 "�'25 3g��- 3%2 �� 1 + Pedestrians Killed Pedestrians Injured � 2 �'�� 7 1� �� Hit and Run Accidents i5 12 +25 � 86 74 +16 Cleared by Arrest �- 2 �/� 5 5 Cleazed - No Arrest 3 9 "67 L,-2 5?- ^�-U Total Cleared �1- 1-�- `�J4 �"7 �6 �17 _ ._ . , y , i , ' ' r TA6LE 4. C0�"�1PARATIVE SUMMARY ACCIDENTS AND ENFORCEMENT (By Hour of Day and Day of Week) Monday Tuesuay Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Citation Citation Citation Citation Citation Citation Citation Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Time dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Atrest 12 M 1:00 1 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 s:oo l 1 �:oo s: o0 1 i �. 9:00 10:00 1- 1 1 � 11:00 2 12 N 1:00 �' �. 3 2:00 1 3 � 1 s: o0 1 2 2 1 � 4:00 �- 1. 1 2 2 5:00 1 1 6 1 s: o0 1 � �:o0 1 s:oo 1 1 9:00 � 2 io: o0 1 1 1. . � ii:oo � Note: °Citation and Anest" column should include aII trafiic citations and arrests made duriiig each hour period except ptu�king citations. t_ _. , ' � � � � , TABLE 5. CO;r1PARATIVE SU�A1otARY OF ENFORCEMEPl7 (6y Violution) This F��onth Year to Date This Year Last Year This Year Last Ye��r o o Change r Hazardous Violations Total �2 i4o 5�� 905 '"�� Dwi B � 50 � �l -�-2� Speeding 2� 5i 239 533 "�� Reckless Driving `�- !� 9 —�`5 Careless Driving 6 � 12 _ 62 63 -2 Traffic Signal 3 g 31 V9 �b6 Stop Sign 2 5 29 34 —15 Other Regulatory Sign 2 � �'� �'7 �1'8 _ Improper Passing 1- 3 � —T� Improper Turning 3 r 3 L}-6 ��- Right of Way - Vehicle � `t" 6 � 3j� Right of Way - Pedestrian Following Too Closely 1- - . No or Improper Sign11 Improper Start from Parked Position Improper Backing Improper Lane Usage 3 �'� 18 �1�.5 Failure to Drive - Right Defective Equipment � � t��' � 23 +7v Other Hazardous Violation 2 2 �'S 2O �25 Other Violai:ions Total �.3 i1� 200 35Z -28 Parking Violation Total 8 9 269 Z7� �'�79 __ , MOTOR VEHICL�,S Mil�ag� Gaa NIPG October 19 70 Fxp�n€so C�i � 39 1353 151.3 9.0 36.15 .026 r-e� Ua�.i.tEf� �{-Q 57-9 52 . 0 9. 9 lo e Bb . 032 -� Uni�� ZI-4 202�. 2L�5� 6 8. 2 88. 91 . 01.�3 unit� 1a-5 311i� 395• 5 7. �3 136. 3� . oL�3 unit� Zl�6 Li_11.o 51�f3e9 7.�!- 175•°8 .042 u��,� �I- 7 37 71 57-LI- • 3 7. 3 2 36 .10 . 06 2 - un�� 48 6oa�. 812.��_ 7. 3 300. 06 . 050 �, ; This Month Thia Ya�r