The URL can be used to link to this page

11/16/1970 - 5814JUEL MERCER - COUNCIL SECY. COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA 7:30 P.M. NOVEMBER 16, 1970 CITY COUNCIL AGF.IVDA - Y�:GI`1.�R COL'�CII� MEETING - NOVEMBER 16, 1970 - 7:30 P.M. IPLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: �INVOCATION; IROLL CALL: APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Special Council hieetii.g, October 24, 197U Regular Council Meeting, November 2, 1970 Canvass of Votes, November 5, 1970 ADOPTION OF AGENDA: VISITORS• OLD BUSINESS: Discussion Regarding Locke Lake Dam, Requested by Dr. Akbar, 6745 East River Road 1. 2. 3. 4. COUNCIL AGENDA, NOVEMBEF 16, 1970 PAGE 2 COUNCIL AGENDA, NOVEMBER 16, 1970 INESS (CONTINUED 5. Receiving the Minutes of the Building Stac_3ards - Design Control Meeting of November 5, 1970 6. Receiving the Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of November 10, 1970 7. Consideration of Data Processi.ng Needs and Purchase of NCR 400 8. Discussion Regarding Final Payment to C. S. McCrossan, Inc. for Sanitary Sewer and Water Improvement Project No. 93 COMMENT: We recommend that this money be paid jointly to Home Owners Insurance Company and C. S. hicCrossan, Inc. upon receipt of authority to pay for material furnished, equipment rented and time rrom Home Owners Insurance Co;) PAGE 3 Pag�s 10 - 12 � Pages 13 & 14 � Pages 15 - 19 ' Pages 20 - 23 COUNCIL AGENDA, NOVFNIB�R 16, 1970 ' PAGE 4 NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED) 9. Discussion R<:garding Acquisition of EasemE.:t on Jefferson Street for Street Improvement Project ST. 1970-1 �COMMENT: We recommend that Council authorize $300 for this easement as acquisition by condemnation would be more expensive) 10. Authorization to Advertise for Bids for Fire and General Liability Insurance for 1971, 1972, 1973 11. Resolution Requesting Commissioner of Highways for Repayment From the Subsequent Accruals to the Con- structioii Account of the Niinnesota State Aid Fund for Fridley sCOMNNIENT: We have no State Aid Funds left with rlinnesota Highway Department for this year so this resolution will allow us to use 1971 funds for this year's projects when the money may be avail- able early next year) Psoes 24 & 25 � Pages 26 & 27 � Page 28 12. 13. 14. 15. 1 c ( COUNCIL AGENDA, NOVE;fBER 16, 1970 INEW BUSINESS (CONTINI ED) Resolution Authorizirg and Directing the Splitting of Special Assessments cn Lot 6, Parcel 1800, Auditor's Subdivision �k78 Resolution Authorizin�; and Directing the Combining of Special Assessments on Part of Lots 13 & 14, Parcels 2880 & 2900, Auditor's Subdivision ��78 Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Combining of Special Assessments on Lot 2, Block 1, and Lot 3, Block 1, Oak Grove Addition ;esolution Authorizing and Directing the Combining of �pecial Assessments on Lot 20 and Lot 21, Block 2, �naway Addition PAGE 5 Page 29 Page 30 Page 31 Page 32 16. COUNCIL AGENDA, NOVEMBER 16, 1�70 NEW BUSINESS ((;ONTINUED) pointments; Human Relations Committee (Tabled 11/2/70) 17. �Claims 18. �Licenses 19. �stimates PAGE 6 Page 33 Page 34 Pages 35 - 37 Pages 38 & 39 20. I 21. I 22. � � COUNCIL AGENDA, NOVEMBER 16, 1970 COMMUNICATIONS; Minnesota Bureau of Mediation Services; Firefighter's Election Minneapolis Urban Corps; Resolution on Non-Returnable Containters NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED) Reconsideration of Lot Sp1it ��70-13, Lots 6-10, Block 6, Springbrook Park Addition, Duffy Lumber Company COMMENT; Mr. James Neilson, Attorne}�, w?11 be preser.t on this iteui Data on this item will be found in the agenda envelope) ADJOURN: PAGE 7 Page 40 Pages 41 & 42 � THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COi�NCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1970 The Meeting was called to order �y Mayor Pro tem Harris at 7:35 P.M. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Pro tem Harris asked the a,.dience to stand and join the Council in saying the Pledge of Allegiance �o the Flag. INVOCATION: The Invocation was given by Reverend Bergren. ROLL CALL: MEMBERS PRESENT: Breider, Liebl, Harris Mayor Ki�kham arrived at 8:05 P.M. Council.i«aa Sh�ri=ian arrived at 8:35 P.M. MEMBERS ABSENT: None APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR �OUNCIL MEETT[VG OF OCTOBER 19, 1970: MOTION by Councilman Breider to adopt the Minutes of the Regular CounciJ. Meeting of October 19, 1970 as presented. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. U�on a voice vote, a�l voting aye, Mayor H�rris Pro tem declared the motion carried unanimously. ADOPTION OF AGENDA: Mayor Pro tem Harris said that there were two items to add to the Agenda. An additional license for Keywa�• Builders, Inc. to be added as Item 22A, and the Acting City N�inager's report to be added as Item lA under the Public Hearing on the Budget. MOTION by Councilman Breider to adopt the Agenda as amended. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. yISITORS: Mr. John J. Ripsin, Jr. NSP: ' Mr. Ripsin said that Mr. Larry Benson's father had passed away, and he had been asked to appear before the Council to report on NSP's progress with regard to the 115 KV line. He said that NSP has written a letter to Burlington Northern requesting permission to install the transmission ' facilities on their right of way. He said they have received a response that they will be hearing frcom them very soon. Councilman Harris asked if they would have the disposition at the next regular Council Meeting. � Mr. Ripsin said he hoped so and that they would be doing everything they could to get it to their engineering personnel. �l ItEGULA� COJIv�IL A'iEETING OF NUVE.'�IBEk ;:, 1970 PAGE 2 � Councilman Harris asked how long it would take to install the poles (less energizing). Mr. Ripsin said tYiat t;iey were ready to move in as soon as they get the right of way, an3 it wi11 �.robably take between two weeks and a month as a guess. Councilman Harris said that if they should hear prior to the next Council Meetinq, tt►e Council would appreciate it if they would corresporid with the City Manager. Mr. Ripsin said that Mr. Benson would be happy to do that. Councilman Breider said that he had asked if NSP was going to run tests on TV reception interference and he was wc�ndering if anything had been done. Mr. Ripsin said that he had been assured by the Trarismission Er�gineer that Mr. Benson has all the inrormation that will satisfy the City Council and it will be availaY�le at L-he next Meeting. Councilman Harris asked that Mr. Rips�n corivey the Council's sympathy to Mr. Benson on the passing of his father. Mr. Donald L. Fetersan .�nd Mx.. Rober* Hynes, representing Mr. Peterson and Commerce Rentals: The City Engineer said that he had received a call from Mr. Peterson in the afternoon asking if•he could appear befcre the Cour�cil with a request to open a small auto repair shop at 7500 University Avenue in Commerce Park. He had told Mr. Peterson that if tlie Council wished to, he could probably be heard during the Visitor's section. Mr. Hynes explained that Mr. Peterson wished to open a business in the center bay of the building to the r�orth of the Post Office. It would be an automobile l.ight repair, and mechanical tune-up business. Mr. Hynes stated that it is CR2 zoning and they feel it will be a much cleaner and l�ss objectionable operatiori as far as �,:hicle traffic, than the body shop that was in tr�re previously. Mr. Peter�on will have three employees and understands there can be n� outdoor ��arking and storage of cars. Councilman Liebl asked if this has gane before the Planning Commission. Mr. Hynes said that they did not f.eel that was necessary according to the zoning ordinance, but the City Engineer has some question about whether this would f all in the CR2 classification. The Acting City Manager said that this type of operation would not require a license. Mr. Peterson passed out copies of the proposed floor plan to the Council and said the automobiles will be screened from the sidewalk in f�ont of the store. Cauncilman Harris asked if this type of operation was permissible under the CR2 zoning. The City Engineer said that the auto body shop that had been there previously had been allowed because the building had been built for quite some time and the owner could not rent it out, so they had made a special request of the Council to allow the auto body shop. He said that the general concept is not for this type of business, but if the Council £eels they want to continue with that type of use, it would be their prerogative. The City Attorney said it would be very borderline, but they do no welding, and he felt it could.fall within tY�e zoning, as they are only suggested guidelines. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1970 PAGE 3 Mr. Peterson was asked if he had checked with any of the other tenants. Mr. Hynes said that he was representing the landlord of the building. The City Engineer said that if permission is given, there should be some clear understanding between the two parties as to what is allowed, such as no outside storage of �ars, only brake work and tune-up woxk, no major work or engine rebuilding. Mr. Peterson said that they were not equipped for heavy work, nor do they have the personnel. MOTION by Councilman Liebl that �ermission be granted Mr. Petarson to open a light automobile repair shop at 7500 University Avenue limited to only light maintenance type of operation with no outside parking. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayo� Pro tem Harris declared the motion carried. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING - 1971 BUDGET AND RECEIVING ACTING C�TY MANAGER'S REPORT ON THE BUDGET: The Acting City Manager outlined the Budget for the Council and audience. He stated the budget provides for a City mill rate of 42.05 mills compared to 45.30 mills in 1970. This is a decrease of 3.25 mills or 7� in the City mill rate. He briefly outlined the increase in services, new employees, capital improvements, and increases.in the Capital Outlay Program. He said the decrease in the mill rate is possible in spite of the dollar increase in the budget because of an increase in the tax base and an increase in revenue from other sources. Councilman Harris said that the presentation on the preliminary budget was excellent and it gave the Council an opportunity to look at each item based on a priority, and made it possible for the Council to do a good job for the citizens of Fridley. He said the mill rate was the lowest it has been since 1964. Councilman Liebl said that the Council cut where they felt they should, but the Manager and Department Heads had done an outstanding job in trimming expenses wherever possible. He said that Council wanted to keep the very qualified staff and to give them enough wage in- crease to meet their obligations to their families, and he would like to thank the Acting City Manager for an excellent job. �ouncilman Harris asked if there was anyone in the audience that had any questions. There Was no response. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to close the Public Hearing on the 1971 Budget � and to receive the Budget report from the Acting City Manager. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, their being no nays, Mayor Pro tem Harris declared the Public Hearing closed. � � , ' REQUEST BY PARK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR A MINING PERMIT AND GRADING PERMIT ON A PORTION OF LOT 10, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION #22 (CHIES PROPERTY): (Tabled 10-19-70) The City Attorney said that he has examined the bond on the Chies property and he believes Les Chies was bonded by Western Surety Company. He said there was an agreement in 1965, which was extended to September, 1968. He said the work was never done satisfactorily and they are in default of the bond. Both Western Surety and Mr. Chies know this. The City Attorney said REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NO�aF:PCiRP'R. 2, l.u��1 PAGE 4 it would be his opinion that to let someone else do any work would release the bonding mmpany, and if the Council granted a m�ning permit to do any part of it, this would void the bonding company's liability. He felt the person named on the bond should have to finish it, or have the bonding company make it up. Councilman Harr.is said that then if they issue a new permit to do simil��s work, they are nat getting a bond. The City Attorney said tha� if they come in anc3 they rebond, it would be possible. Councilman Liebl said that this would satisfy him. Councilman Harris said that it would be his position that they deny the reque�t based on the bond now existing for the Chies property and if they want to come back and discuss this at a later date, they can notify the City Administration. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to deny the request of Park Construction Company for a mininy permit and grading permit on a portion of Lot 10, Auditor's Subdivision #22 based on the bond now existing for the Chies property. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, there being no nayes, Mayor Pro tem fIarris declared the motion carried. MAYOR KIRKHAM ARRIVED AT 8:U5 P.M. CONSIDERATION OF CHANG� OF OWNERSHIP AND TYPE OF OPERATION FOR CASINO ROYALE (THE NEW SCENE, INC.): (Tabl��d 10-19-70) Councilman Harris asked if the aommunication is approved as written, will this be construed as a contract betwePn the operator and the City of Fridley. The City Attorney said yes, .it would be, and a violation of the letter would let the City take whatever action is necessary. The only license they will need will be a food license. He said that the new owner wants the Council to know their operation so they can make the deal, so it is binding on both sides. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the communication from Mr. Foster L. Whitfield, Jr. President of the New Scene, Inc. that conforms with the Council's suggestions made at the Council Meeting of October 19, 1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Mayor Kirkham said he was not opposed to receiving the letter, but he was not sure Fridley needed this type of operation. Councilman Harris said he understood that by receiving the letter, the Council would be giving approval of the type of operation. Mayor Kirkham said he did not favor this type of operation for Fridley. THE VOTE on the Motion was a voice vote, v,zith Breider, Liebl and Harris voting aye, and Kirkham voting nay, the motion carried. Mr. Whitfield pointed out that his letter says that if the Council has any suggestions, he will gladly welcome them. RECEIVING SURVEY OF GARBAGE COLLECTOR'S CHARGES: MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the survey of garbage collection charges. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Pro tem Harris declared the motion carried. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1970 PAGE 5 The Council gave a copy of the survey to Mr. Winston W. ,7acobson, who had brought up the subject of charges at the Council Meeting of October 19, 1970. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMI5SION MEETING OF OCTOBER 21, 1970: 1. LOT SPLIT REQUEST, L.S. #70-12, BY SUNIMIT GEAR, INC.: Lot 6,Auditoz's Sub. No. 78 - to split off the south 200 feet of the east 363 feet, the balance of the property has been sold. The City Engineer showed the Council a map of the property to be split on the overhead projection screen, and he also handed out the plans for the proposed split. He pointed out that the Planning Commission has reco�nended approval. He also said that Summit Gear's property only has parking for a limited amount of cars and he would like to have the Council make a con- dition that the property owner work with the City for an adequate parking plan and a schedule for the improving of the parking plan, and he hoped this could include all three parcels. Councilman Harris said that he would suggest a landscaping plan also. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve the Lot Split L.S. #70-12 for Sum�nit Gear, Inc. subject to the receipt of landscaping and parking plans and a schedule of improvements for the property with the existing structure. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Pro tem Harris declared the motion carried. 2. LOT SPLIT RE OEST: L.S. #70-13, DUFFY LUMBER COMPANY REPRESENTED BY JAMES M. NEILSON: Lots 8& 9, Block 6, Spring Brook Park. The City Engineer showed the property to be split on the projection screen and handed out small maps to the Council. There was no one present at the Meeting representing Duffy Lumber. The City Engineer said that there were two buildings on the property and they wish to split it at an angle. He pointed out the angle at which the Planning Co�nission had recommended it be split to make the lots more even. MOTION by Kirkham to approve the Lot Split L.S. #70-13 for Duffy Lumber Cocnpany as rec�nmended by the Planning Commission. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Pro tem Harris declared the motion carried. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION ME�TING OF OCTOBER 26, 1970: MOTIO�I by Councilman Breid�er to receive the Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting of October 26, 19'10. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Pro tem Harris declared the motion carried. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE HUMAN RELATIONS CONIlrIITTEE MEETING OF OCTOBER 22, 1970, AND RECEIVING LETTER TO MAYOR LISTING SUGGESTED MEMBERS: MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the Minutes of the Human Relations Commission Meeting of October 22, 1970, and the letter to Mayor Kirkham listing suggested members. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. REGL'LAR COUNCI �.� MEETING OF NOVEMF3t,R 2, 1970 PAGE 6 ' Councilman Breider a�ked the Mayor if he was ready to make the appoint- ments. Mayor Kirkham said he had just received the letter in the Agenda and wanted to look '�hem over and make sure they were from the proper waxds, as by law they are to be p�ckeu from different wards and philo- sophies. THE VOTE upon the motior, was a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Pro tem Harris declared the motion carried. RECESS: Mayor Pro tem Harris called a recess at 8:25 P.N!. after which Mayor Kirkham took the Chair. COUNCII.,MAN SHERIDAN Z�RRIVEZI A'1' THE MEE;TING 1�'P 8:35 P.M. Mayor Kirkham reconver�ed the mt:et ii�y at 8: 3` P.M. DISCUSSIUN R�GARllI.�G D1I"�1:ESOT?', !?.Tvfl"WAY DEPARTME:NT FEDtCING ON T.H. #47: Mayor Kirkham said that he wo�ild like to put on the Agenda: "Reaffirming the action of ordering in the �enr.e on Ur�.iversity Avenue". He said there should be Council action as a matter of record. Councilman Breider asked the City Engineer if the Counci.l was ordering the fence in or concurring with the Minnesota Highway llepartment. Mayor Kirkham said that the Council did not order the praject in, but the Highwa.y Department asked for approval and he felt they should take some formal action. The City Fngineer explained that the project is all funded by the Highway Department and when the City was informed of the project, he brought it to the Council to make them aware of it. He said no formal action is necessary. The Acting City Manager said that the Minnesota Highway Departmerit had not asked for approval, but the Council had r�quested they come to a meeting regarding it. Counci.lman Harris said he recalled that the plans on the fencing were presented to the Council and the Council ordered the fencing on T.H. #47 from I. 694 south. He said it was his understanding that they were goirig to discuss further the fencing from I. 694 north. He said he was not in attendance at the meeting at which the Highway Department appeared because of a N.S.S.S.D. meeting, then he had to go out of town, and came k�ack to find posts up. Councilman Harris said that some of the business people wanted to come before the Council a:nd be heard. He said he was hard pressed to believe the Minnesota Highway Department can do it without the Council taking formal action. 'I'he ��ity Engineer said the plans were discussed with the Council. He had brought the �lans to advise the Council the Highway Department was proceediny with the improvement and to see if there were any recommendations the Council wanted to pass on. After that discussion, the Council was in agreement that the highway should be fenced south of I. 694. There was a question on thP north side and we asked the Highway Departsnent to meet with the City Council so they could discuss some items in person. Councilman Harris agreed up to that point, but thought that frqm the time they ordered in the fence going south, he indicated that he would like to invite the business people in the area in to discuss the fence and this was never achieved. ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1970 PAGE 7 Councilman Breider said that the Council did not order the fence in, but the feeling he got was that they really did not have a choice. He asked the City Attorney what right they had to stap it. The City Attorney said it was the Highway Department's right of way and he felt they had adopted a fencing plan to protect ped�strians. He said the Highway Department generally cooperates and felt they had attended the meeting to hear the Council's recommendation, but it was not the Council ordering or approving it. Councilman Harris said he has heard from a lot of people along University Avenue•who are not happy with the fence and it appears to these people that the Council has approved it. He wanted to go on record reaffirnning action so he can vote no until they talk to the people on the street. Mr. Schmedeke, 5900 University Avenue N.E., expressed the concern of the people in his area, and said that they had felt they would be getting a chance to discuss it first. He did not think the looks of Fridley were going to improve with a fence, and it would be hard to convince anybody theirs' was a commercial area. He suggested, if need be, put one fence down the middle and save money. Another visitor expressed the concern over it becoming a paper and trash collector, plus the problems with snow storage. The Council considered just how much of a safety factor the fence was. One concern of the Highway Department was animals on the freeways, but it was pointed out they could still get on the highway at intersections. It was mentioned that it was probably safer to cross between intersections with only one way to look at a time rather than a�t the semaphore at University and Mssissippi with all the conflicting turns. Councilman Breider �sked about Council responsibility if the fence is � requested not to be put up and a child were killed. The City Attorney said there was no way to sue a Councilman or City as there was govern- mental immunity arid no legal liability. , It was discussed that the Highway Department can be flexible and that they have changed their policies in the past. Councilman Harris said that the Council's request was why the Highway Department's policy cannot be � changed to conform to the wishes of the community. He thought the fencing would be objectionable to the participants in the lighting of T.H. #47. , , ' 1 ' � MOTION by Councilman Harris, stating that he was going on record and making a motion that he was not in favor of the fencing plan as presented fran I. 694 north. Councilman Sheridan seconded the Motion. Councilman Sheridan said that the Highway Department presumably has two standards and referred to Highway 35 into St. Paul which has a center three foot chain link fence in an open area. Councilman Harris said that if the motion passes, the Council can ask the Administration and City Attorney to write a letter stopping the project and asking the Minnesota Highway Department to come before the Council for further discussion. He said he tho��ght they could invite the public to came to the meeting. Councilman Liebl said he did not want to stop the REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMI3ER 2, 197U fencing south of I. 694 because he was 100� for that because of a bad accident, but for the business district, that would be different. � PAGE 8 The City Engineer said that the Highway Department feels they are complying with the wishes of the City because we asked for fencing south of I. 694 and if it is �afer south of 694, it would be safer to the north also. He pointed out that the contract has been let. THE VOTE upon the motion was a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. Councilman Harris asked both the Administration and City Attorney to direct a letter to the Minnesota Highway Departsnent notifying them of the Council decision and indicating to them we would like to have them appear before the Council before any further construction is done on the fencing north of I. 694 and ask them to indicate when they can appear so the Council can notify the people affected by the fence to come to be heard. The Council discussed which meeting would be best to invite them to, and decided on the Regular Council Meeting of November 16, 1970, which would be in two weeks. RECEIVING BIDS - LIQUOR STORES: (Bids Opened 1:30 P.Dd. November 2, 1970) Mayor Kirkham said that as there were no bids to be received on the liquor stores, the Council would move on to the next item. APPROVING CHANGE ORDER #2 FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1970-1: The City Engineer explained that this was an improvement worked out with the State that included the storm sewer on T.H. #65 East Service Drive north•of the railroad tracks and some work for the sidewalk on Osborne Road. He said that on Osborne Road this was not an:additional cost, but just keeping the paper work straight. MOTION by Councilman Liebl, secondeQ by Councilman Breider, to approve Change Order #2 for Street Improvement Project St. 1970-1. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. DISCUSSION REGARDING THE RICE CREEK AND MISSISSIPPI RIVER STUDY REPORT REGARDING DEVELOPMENT AND FLOODING: The City Engineer explained that in 1968 the City made a request to the Corps of Engineers in regard to making a study of flooding along the Mississippi River and the potential flooding of Rice Creek. They have now gotten the funding from the Federal Government. He stated that he has met with the Representative of the Corps and also a Representative of the Flood Plain and Shoreland Management Unit of the Department of Water Conservation to show them the area and discussed with them Fridley's problems which are unique and different from studies they make for other cities. The City Engineer said that he has written the letter to them that is in the Council Agenda outlining some of the items the City wants them to study, and•if the Council does not have any additional recoimnendations or changes to make to the letter, they will mail it on to them. ❑ � REGUL�R COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMB�R 2, 1970 PAGE 9 The Council discussed several of tYie problems Fridley has, such as the pilings in the Mississippi which diverts the current and washes away the bank. The City Engineer said that another letter has been written on that problem. Councilman Breider asked if the study can be used by our Engineers for such problems as Stoneybrook Creek and Glen Brook Creek. The City Engineer did not think it would help that much as the Rice Creek study area is going to be very extensive, whereas most of the waters in those creeks come right from Fridley. Councilman Harris said that the Rice Creek District is 900 square miles and drains 11 lakes between Forest Lake and the outlet, so it is really a major area, and the other is smaller so we can probably control that ourselves. Councilman Breider said he was wondering if it will be possible to use some of the flow rates and recammendations on bank stabilization that they recommend, only on a smaller scale. The City Engineer said he was sure thexe should be some parts they could use. Mayor Kirkham asked about getting assistance on Locke Dam. The City Engineer said that he had shown the Representative the dam, and perhaps when the study was completed, Federal funds could be requested. Mr. Wayne Pearson, 6801 Hickory Street N.E., asked if anything is going ' to be done about Locke Lake Dam. The City Engineer said that the dam was in bad shape, as it was not ori.ginally designed to be used as it is being used. He said that this item has been brought to the attention of the , Council before and they are aware that it needs work. He said that they will be examining the dam and making a report, and they would hope to do the investigative work over the winter when the water level is low. He said they would hold a hearing and get the views of the people on the lake. � Mr. Pearson said he was a Representative of the Locke Lake Association, and he asked if there would be less problems if the water in the lake was lowered, and if they lowered it, would the City Engineer be available to 1 look at it. The City Engineer said there was no question of it, he was pretty sure the bottom of the culvert is pretty much gone from the water eating at it, but they will have to look at it to know the exact problem and the cost. � �� MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to concur with the recommendations as set forth in the letter of October 30, 1970 by the City Engineer, to the Assistant Chief, Flood Plain Management Services, U.S. Army Enqineering District. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. RECEIVING QUARTERLY REPORT TO SUBURBAN RATE AUTHORITY: MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the quarterly report to the ' Suburban Rate Authority from July through September, 1970. The motion was seconded and upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. ' � CONSIDEI�ATION OF AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1971: MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the Ordinance adopting the Budget ' for t�}e fiscal year 1971 on first reading, waiving the reading. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a roll call vote, Breider, Sheridan, Kirkham, Liebl and Harris voting aye, the mot�p�1 carried unar�,a,�p}��ly. ' ' . REGULF�R CGli�;CIL MEETING OF' NGVEA�]}3ER 2, 1.97�J PAGE 10 ' , RESOLUTIOPI #201-1970 - A Fi�;SOLUTIUN DF::PF.:tMINZNG THE NECESSITY OF AND PROVIDING FOR A TAX IzEVY IN EXCESS Or NGiZMAL CZTY CHARTER TAX LIMITS MOTION by Counc.ilman Liebi to adopt Resolution #201-1970. Seconded by Councilman Bre.i.der. Upor: a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #202-1970 - ItESOLtJTION CERTIFYING TAX LEVY REQUIREMENTS FOR 1971 TO COUNTY OF ANOKA FOR COLLECTION: Councilman Harris asked if the Counc:il would be getting an up dated analysis on the pension fund before �reparing the next budget, as he felt they should take a second look at these figures next year. The Acting City Manager said there should be something on triis in the next couple of months. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt Resolution #202-1970. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #2C3-197Q - A RESOLUTION P�Ui'HOi2IZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOTS 1 and a, BLOCK 1, SPRING BROOK PARK ADDITION, AND COMBINING LOTS 3& 4, BLOCK 1, WITH PART OF LOT 2i BLOCK 1� SPRING BROOK PARK ADDITION: MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #203-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. U�,on a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #"Z04-1970 - A RESOLUTION At1THORIZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMEN'PS ON LOTS 8 AND 9, BLOCK 3, PARCEL 680, BENNETT- PALMER ADDITION: MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #204-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #205-1970 - A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOTS 5-7, BLQCK 3, AND LOTS 6-9, AND 17 (EX. SOUTH 49 FEET),BLOCK 4, BENNETT-P�ER ADDITION: MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #205-1970. Seconded by Gouncilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #206-1970 - A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON PART OF LOT 5, PARCEL 480, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION #108, AND REPLATTING INTO MARXEN TERRACE ADDITION: MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #206-1970. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham cleclared the motion carried unanimously. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1970 REPORT ON ELECTION JUDGES PAY: PAGE 11 Councilman Sheridan said that he had talked to several Election Judges and they had indicated that Fridley was low on the pay for Election Judges, and this report was the result of discussing it with the Administration. MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to concur with the recommendation to raise the Election Judges at this tiune, and review for future elections. Seconded by Councilman Harris. The regular Election Judges are to be paid $2 per hour and the Head Election Judges are to be $2.50 per hour. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. APPOINTMENTS: HUMAN RELATIONS COMMIT'PEE: MOTION by Councilman Harris to table the appointments to the Human Relations Committee. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared *he motion carried unanimously. CLAIMS: MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve payment of General Claims #23363 through #23480 and Liquor Claims #4958 throuqh #4983. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. LICENSES: Councilman Liebl said that there was an additional General Contractor's license to add for the Keyway Builders, Inc. MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the followinq licenses: General Contractor Keyway Builders 11410 So. Oakdale Road Minnetonka, Minnesota Lee-Do Construction 7837 Madison Street N.E. Spring Lake Park, Minn. By: Ray Mormawn By: Douglas Kiel Masonr Heath Construction Company 700 77th Avenue N.E. Circle Pines, Minnesota By: Merlin Heath Cigarette Piggly Wiggly 5251 Central Avenue Fridley, Minnesota By: Piggly Wiggly Midwestern Approved By Building Insp. Building Insp. Building Insp. Police Chief REGULAR COliNCIL MEETING OF NOVFMBER 2, 1970 LICENSES CONTINUED: Christmas Tree Lots Central Frostop Drive-In 7699 Viron Road Fridley, Minnesota Fridley Dairy Queen 280 Mississippi St. Fridley, Minnesota Target 755 53rd Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota Multiple Dwellings Eugene Lashinski 1035 Polk Place N.E. Minneapolis, Minn. By: Sherman Hanson By: Ernest Fitch By: Floyd Newcomb Address Units 4U30 Main St. N.E. 4 PAGE 12 A�proved By: Fire Inspector Fire Inspector Fire Inspector Fee $10.00 Dale Crosby 815 llth Avenue So. Hopkins, Minn. 7400 Lyric Lane 8 10.00 THE MOTION seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. COMMUNICATIONS: A. MINNESOTA BUREAU OF MEDIATION SERVICES: RECOGNITION OF FIREFIGHTERS LTN I ON : � MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the communication regarding the Firefighters election. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared ti�e motion carried unanimously. B. MINNESOTA HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT: OPENINGS IN FENCING ALONG UNIVERSITY AVENUE: The City Attorney and City Administration will be sending a letter to the Minnesota Highway Department asking them to desist from any work on the fencing until further discussions have taken place. MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to receive the communication fr�n the Minnesota Highway Department. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. C. MINNESOTA HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT: DETOUR ON T.H. #47 FOR CONSTRUCTION OF BRIDGES SOUTH OF 37TH AVENI7E: This will be for work on the bridges over the Soo Line Railxoad at 34th Avenue and over the �ur�ingtqn Northern at 29th Avenue Northeas�t. , ' � � � , � ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBEFh 2, 1970 ' �J � PAGE 13 MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the communication froan the Minnesota Highway Department. 5econded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL FROM THE CITY MANAGER ON THE NORTH PARK APPLICATION: The City Manager said that Mr. Clawson has indicated that the application ' should get approval if done in the manner suggested in the memo. He explained that the first resolution would delete Parcels 3000 and 3200, 620, 640 and 30 and would add the east 70 feet of Parcel 600, and the second resolution would authorize the City to make application under ' LAWCON for participation in Parcel 600 except the east 70 feet, and Parcel 60, and authorize the City to obtain an option on the above land until the application can be processed. The Acting City Manager said that he has 1 read the resolutions to Mr. Clawson over the telephone, and he agreed with everything. � ' Councilman Harris said that there is nothing indicating the owners have agreed to an option to purchase the balance of Parcel 600. The Council decided to add an additional "whereas" clause to the second resolution, stating that the owners have agreed to grant an option to purchase Parcel 600 and Parcel 60. Councilman Liebl said that he would like to see a city-wide type of park � is available to people in all the wards. Councilman Harris said that he felt it would be developed in that manner. The City Attorney said that is not the type of land you can stock pile, and plans will be needed for 1 development. Councilman Harris said that we will have to get the land before the City could pay someone to come in and give recotnmendations on the best use. RESOLUTION #207-1970 - A RESOLUTION AMENDING PROJECT APPLIGATION LW 22-00298 FRIDLEY PARKS, CITY OF FRIDLEY, ANOKA COUNTY: MOTION by Councilman Harr.is to adopt Resolution #207-1970. The motion was seconded. that this Mayor Kirkham said that the more he looks at this proposal, the more he feels that it is too expensive a project. Councilman Sheridan said that it will get more expensive, the way the devaluation of the dollar is going. Mayor Kirkham said that he appreciated that, but he was not sure the City needs this much more park. Councilman Harris said that this was t�e feeling of a prior Council on the south end of the City, and n�a the cost in that area makes it prohibitive. He said that we maybe can get along without it for 5 to 10 years, but he would like to be far- sighted enough to have bought it. Councilman Liebl said he was not opposed to it, but he wants to make sure that all the people in the City can use it. Councilman Harris said he felt one of the reasons the YMCA is interested in possibly putting a million and a half dollar building in this area, is because of the plans for a recreational area in the vicinity. The City Attorney said he thought the deletion of Parcel 300 was a wise economy move on the part of the Council. REGULAR COUNCIL NiEETI1VG OF NOVEMBER 2, 197� PAGE 14 , THE VOTE upon the motion was a voic;e vote, with Harris, Breider, Sheridan and Liebl voting aye, Mayor Kirkham voting nay, the motion carried. RESOLUTION #208-1970 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ADMINISTRATION TO APPLY FOR FUNDS FOR THE NORTH PARK AREA UNDER LAWCON FOR PARCELS 60 & 600, EXCEPT THE EAST 70 FEET, AND AUTHORIZE THE CITY ATTORNEY TO OBTAIN AN OPTION TO PURCHASE SUCH PARCELS: MOTION by Councilman Harris to amend the Resolution to add the following "Whereas" clause to the Resolution just before the "Now Therefore" clause: "Whereas, the owners have agreed to grant an option to purchase Parcel 600 and Parcel 60", atid to adopt the Resolution as amended. The motion was seconded, and upon a voice vote, Harris, Breider, Sheridan, Liebl voting aye, Mayor Kirkham voting nay, the motion carried. SETTING MEETING DATE FOR I.ANVASS OF VOTES FOR ELECTION OF NOVEMBER 3. 1970: The Council discussed the best time to hold the Canvass of Votes Meeting and decided on Thursday, November 5, 1970 at 5:30 P.M. LOCKE LAKE DAM REPORT AND HEARING: Tne City Engineer said that the Council asked the Engineering Department to prepare a report on the Locke Lake Dam. He said that because of the rain during tne past month, they have been unable to study tne dam, and because they cannot do any construction this year they will not be presenting a rapert as early as promi.sed, and would like the hearing held in January or February rather than in December as previously discussed. MOTION by Councilman Breider that the hearing on the Locke Lake Dam be held in FeLruary when all t.he basic data has been prepared by the Engineer. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. U�on a voice vote, there being no nays, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNMENT: The Regular Council Meeting of November 2, 1970 was adjourned by Mayor Kirkham at 9:45 P.M. Respectfully submitted, ��.�'��-��`f"� _ - �"-� ,_ �,�L.c-rr v'; ry Lu SErom Acting Secretary to the City Council Jack O. Kirkham Mayor ' THE MINUTES OF THE SPFCIAL CANVASS OF VOTES MEETING NOVEMBER 5, 1970 The Meetii:r of the Fridley City Council �vas called to order by Mayor Kirkham at 5:30 P.M., Thursday, November 5, 1970. ROLL CALL: MEMB�I2S PRF"ENT: Kirkham, Lieb1, Breide_ ' h1Ei�IBERS ABSENT: Har.ris, Sheridan STAZ'E�1ENT OF CANVASS, GENEI2�L ELECTICN, NOVEMBER 3, 1970: MOTIOi1 by Councilman Breider, seconded by Councilman Liebl to adopt the Statement of Canvass and Declaration of Results of the General Election held November 3, 1970 as reviewed by the Council. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried and the Statement of Canvass following on the next pages was adopted. ADJOURNMENT: There being no further business, Mayor Kirkham adjourned the Special Council Meeting of November 5, 1970 at 5:35 P.M. Respectfully submitted, �C��L��h�� Juel Mercer Secretary to the City Council Jack O. Kirkham Mayoz- , STRTEF•1ER'T 0� CF,itiVf�SS � PRIt�ARY El.EC��iON 3 NQVEMQER 19i0 ' DECLP,RATIOir' OF PESULTS TNEREOF In accordanc� ��i th Secti on 4.08 of the Charter of the C7 ty of Fridley, the ' City Council decl?res the results of the la7U G^r�eral �lection to be as fo1la��s: A. The toi:al number of ballots cas� was. 8791 ' 41ard 1- Preci nct 1 ____ 1235 Ward 1- Precinct 2 1016 t�ard 1- Precinct 3 1135 ' . t�ard 2- Precinc� 1 1096 Ward 2- Precinct 2 76£3 Ward 2- Precinct 3 863 ' Ward 3- Precinct 1 1168 � Ward 3- Precinct 2 797 Ward 3- Precinct 3 643 Absente� Precinct 70 ' � TOTAL: 8791 1 B. The vote for each candidate, and numb�r of defective and not voted bal l ots i s as fol l o��s : UNITEp STATES SENATOR IN COPdGRESS , Absentee W-1 P-1 4J-1 P-2 W-1 P-3 �d-2 P-1 W-2 P-2 W�2 f'-3 td-3 P-1 W-3 P-2 W-3 P-3 Precinct TOTAL i�rt N . � � iumphrey 764 597 697 723 454 437 707 557 472 37 5445 -.---- �� acGr�gor 438 398 42G 350 297 412 430 226 i53 32 3162 � i be 5 3 J? i am 3t tz 2 3 � te- ir� 0 _ 0 ;p iled, ctive � ot (oted 26 15 1 �OTA,L : 1235 1 Ol 6 ' 2 2 2 0 1 9 2* 0� 2* 0 5 2 3 1 25 2 1 0 0 0 18 �** 0 3* 2*** 3* 8 20 4 12 1135 1096 768 863 * Earl Craig ** Stanley Thorup ' '�** Hubert H. Humphrey 22 9 12 0 13 I 0 128 11�8 797 643 70 8791 � STATEf�ENT i)f= CAi;VASS P�� GENERAI. ELECTION NOVEP�BER 3, 1970 ' REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS 3RD DISTRIC7 � Absentee W-1 P-1 W-1 P-2 W-1 P-3 W-2 P-1 W-2 Pm2 4�--2 P-3 6J-3 P-1 4J-;3 P-2 W-3 P-3 Precinct TOTAL G�rge -____ .___ _ � _.._. .— Rice 723 568 675 69� 404 407 663 530 468 35 5167 �,1 __ F'renzel 462 420 431 366 341 439 454 242 143 35 3333 W te- � 1* i 1** 2 S �led, ective or Not V�ed 50 28 29 36 " 23 17 51 23 32 0 289 f�AL: 1235 1016 1135 1096 768 863 1168 797 643 70 8791 * Joe Cannors ** George Rice GOVERNOR W�dell R. Anderson 748 550 671 691 439 405 679 539 471 35 5228 D�glas M. Head 424 418 428 353 292 445 441 231 146 32 3210 K�1 Heck 7 4 4 3 2 2 1 2 3 0 28 Write- 1** � i� 18* 1* � 12� 21 19� 5* 14* 11* 4* 1* 107 �poiled, . ' � - D ' �ti ve � 0 ot Vo.ed 38 43 20 28 16 6 33 13 19 2 218. f�L: 1235 1016 1135 1096 768 863 1168 797 643 70 8791 � Jac . � r �Fi�m — -- � ** Wendell R. Anderson , . . ' � , . STATEf�E�vT OF CANVASS �,,� 3 ^-a GENER�IL ELECTION NOVEP�QER 3, 1970 ' LIEUTEN/1N7 GOVER�OR ---- Absentee 1�l-1 P-1 t��-1 P-2 U!-1 P-3 4J-2 P-1 t�J-2 P-2 b!-2 P-3 4J-3 P-1 6�l-3 P-2 ��J-3 P-3 Precinct TOTAL u� . � erpi ch 732 540 647 _694 408 37� _ 61_� 52�. 446 31 5019 -- --- . �� Qoo 469 449 _460 367 337 472 507 252 �J_Z$_ 38 3529 r e- n� � 0 0 0 0 0 0 1*. 1**�_ _____�L _ 2, poiled, � ctive or o Voted 34 27 28 35 23 � 12 46 16 _____]_2 � l 241 Q�iL : 1235 1016 1135 1096 768 863 _1168 797 _.��3 7� g72] * Steven R. Braziel � ** Rudy Perpich � SECRET/1RY OF STATE 'a iel D. ��van 644 _ �93 552 588_ 373 315 566 _ 480 4_.],8 3�,L �4�— ,rl e.n I . , hl 553 497 537 469 371 534 563, 300 202 �Q! 4065..._ :� 'ri te- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1* 0 0 1� �. d ;�oi le , '= ci:ive, or '�Voted 38 26 _ 46 39 24_ 14 39 �_ 16 23 _ 0 265 -�L: 1235 1016 1135 1096 _ 768 4 863 1168 797 _ 643 70 8791 * Daniel Donovan � � STATE AUOITOR :on �rlefald 644 474 563 598 370 329 576 483 412 26 �4475 �and F. 'aV'tfield 533 507 516 437 363 505 530 29] 192_ 42 , 3916 ��h M� 8 7 � 13 16 10 8 11 3 6 2 84 :ri e- � - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 �--��led, ctive or� :ot Voted 50 - 28 43 45 25 21 5i 20 33 0 316 �O�AL: 1235 1016 1135 1096 768 863 116�___, ^T7_2? _.___6� �� 791 _ _ _ �_— ^ 4_3-_ STl1TEf�tENT OF CFlNVl1SS j � - � GENERAL ELECTTON �� NOVEI•1�ER 3, 1970 ' S7P,TE 7RF/�SURER_ Abseniee W-1 P-1 L�1--1 P--2 td-1 P-3 ��d-2 P-1 W-2 P•-2 6d-2 P-3 �{1-3 P-1 l�!-3 P-?_ U!-3 P-3 Precinct TOTAL ,�onard ` J � ! 411 24 4352 �� 622 455 _ 5G2 569 359 _____3?_0 _ 549 �81 _____— — � ` ^ r r 1� jornson 560 _ 528 535 486 387 523 _ 568 299 212 46 414�4 r�e-- �* p p 1 n � �^` p_ p p 0 0 p�led, •' e ctive or ot Votecl 53 _ 33 38 41 _ 22 ____ 20_ 51 16 20 0 294 � ' ` , 8791 OTAL: 1235 1016 1135 1096 768 863 1�68 797 643 70 * H. Leonard 6oci�e � ATTORNEY GENERAL � la��n 683 _ 528 605 655 409 390 613 509 435 31 4858 �p naus -- - --- to rt A . =o ythe 509 461 485 395 __ 329 _ 456 507 260 184 38 3624 _ dr�e- p 0 2�� 0 1* 0 p ^ 3- in � � � � p 'led, • � e ctive cr �� 4� 27 24 1 306 !o Vote:1 43 27 �5 _ 46 28 —_ O�L: 1235 1016 1135 1096 758 863 11GB 797 643 70 _ 8791 �Warren Spznnaus . . � - ' ** �Steven P�far.�vel l � PUBLIC SERVICE COP�1��ISSIONER o ld L. n erson 723 571 660 701 425 414 672 _ 530 452 34 5182 .�lmer n rson 459 407 425 338 ^ 30b 423 441 236 162 35 3232 •j�� 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 �_ n, _____ --�_ �-- — �led, ctive or ot Voted 53 38 50 57 __ 37 26 55 31 _ 29� 1 T 377 ,. 1235 1016 1135 1096 768 8b3__ 116$____ _._19_7 fi� ____7�— 87g�---- OTFlL . ____ - - -- — • ' STATE�i� P�T OF CFu��1'ASS �AGE 5 �—�- � � GENE��L EL�CTIO�! NOVEh1BER 3, 1970 CHIEF JUSTICE OF SUPRE��1E CCJURT � Absentee �J-1 P-1 W-1 P-•2 4J-1 P-3 t�l--2 P-1 4�l--2 P-2 4J-2 P-3 W-3 P-1 4J-3 P-2 W-3 P-3 Precinct TOTF.' e rome � aly 326 171 329 231 218 155 _ 312 157 219 12 2130 scar R. nutson 813 770 71G 781 499 6�8 _ 73G 582 374 53 5972 Wri�e- �n . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Spoiled, fective or t Voted 96 75 90 84 51 60 12U 58 50 5 689 ,QTAL: 1235 1016 1135 1096 _ 768 � 8b3 1168 797 643 70 8791 � ASSOCIATE JUSTICE UF SUPP,E��E CO�J2T Walter F. goshes�e 1085 902 984 954 671 777 �69 708 551 61 7662 rite- - 0 0 0 0 r* 0 0 1** 0 1*** 3 oiled, � �fective or �t Voted 150 114 151 142 96 86 199 88 92 8 1126 �TAL: 1235 1016 . 1135 1096 768 863 1168 797 643 70 8791 —�IiTI i am . oe`ai sc�i -^�'�" awC^r�ence r-G een - *�Pau1 Helm � FIRST AMEND;�ENT - LEGISLATURE MAY DEFINE OR LI�IT TAX EXEMPT PROPERTY �s 959 845 926 883 602 722 941 630 478 59 7045 225 147 171 181 137 122 182 140 134 9 1448 �i te- I n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ye s�� '�- 'T- �poil�d, � �fective or t Voted 51 24 38 32 29 19 45 26 31 2 297 �JTAL: 1235 _ 1016 1135 1095 _ 76£3 863 1168 � 797 643 70 8791 ' � � PAGE 6 ' , �s No ite-in oiled, ,.fecti ve or N t Voted � TOTAL � an A. quist II�A11 ard i�te- �� iled, ective o Voted I -�aL : � I�ier . S encer J. �i ke ) olowski � te- STATE!�ENT OF CP,i�!VASS GEI�ERAL E� F,.CTICN NOVEh1BER 3, 1970 SECOND AMEND��IENT - VOTING AGE REDUCED TO 19_YEARS; OFFICE HOLDING AT 21 Absentee I W-1 P-1 W-1 P-2 W-1 P-3 W-2 P-1 W-2 P-2 W!2 P-3 6d-3 P-1 W-3 P-2 W-3 P-3 Precinct TOTAL 704 638 645 654 �31 51� 680 "471 358 �t', 5141 496 362 466 418 322 331 461 308 265 29 3458 0 0 0 0 0 0_ 0 Yes 1 0 0 1 35 16 24 24 15 13 27 17 20 0 191 1235 1016 1135 1096 768 863 1i68 SENATOR IN LEGISLATURE 32ND DISTRICT 797 643 70 8791 268 3 271 �� ,�� 322 0 322 \` � �_� / � � 0 0 0 %'�, _� .` %� -. ..,,.� r ; -''� � � - �� 53 1 54 —�..�_ _ � / _��- 643 _ 4 647 ; oi 1 ed , �ective or Voted �A(. : ' REPRESENTATIVE IN LEGISLATURE 32B DISTRICT - - �� _ ' 220 1 221 395 3 398 0 0 0 ` 28 - — �� . �� 643 0 28 4 647 ' STATEh�EPlT OF C�l;dti'�1SS P�E � � GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 3, 1970 ' SENATOR IN LEGISLATUP,E 57TH DISTRICT Absentee kd-1 P-1 4J-1 P-2 W-1 P-3 W-2 P-1 41-2 P-2 W- 2 P-3 GJ-3 P-1 L��-3 P-2 W-3 P-3 Preci nct TOTAL � Greig 593 503 542 450 416 456 576 ,344 41 3921 Stanley N. . T rup 554 461 538 570 299 334 4�6 403 17 3672 ' �i te- � 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1* 1 iled, Defective or � Voted 88 52 55 76 53 73 R6 50 7 550 T�AL: 1235 1016 1135 1096 758 863 1168 7�7 66 8144 REPRESENTATIVE IN LEGISLATURE 57A DTSTRICT � Connors 680 549 64� 660 411 460 639 516 30 4589 C�e Parsons 464 431 420 355 299 345 435 224 27 3000 � t�� 0 0 0 � 0 1* 0 0 0 1 ��1ed, � eCtive or IVo4 Vo�ed �1 36 71 B� 5° 57 94 57 9 554 ur�e � n erson - T TAL: 1235 1016 1135 1096 768 863 1168 797 66 814� , JUDGE DISTRICT COURT IOTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT �nard es 993 841 897 884 618 715 88B 647 503 58 • 7 044 �te- 0 0 0 0 0 �0 0 0 0 • 0 p iled, ective or � . Voted 242 175 238 212 150 148 280 150 140 12 1747 f�q�: 1235 1016 1135 1096 768 863 1168 797 643 70 8791 � � STATEhiEidT OF C�t"�!�1,�SS P � 8 G�NERP-�L ELECTIOy � NOVEF•13ER 3, 1970 JUDGE DISTRIC7 COl1RT IOTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT � — Absentee W-1 P-1 �J-1 P-2 t�!-1 P-3 W-2 P-1 W-2 P-2 W-2 P--3 W-3 P-1 41-3 P-2 4J-3 P-3 Precinct 70TAL W liam T. � J�nson 917 789 850 805 562 66b 827 596 474 5� 6542 W'^ ' te� i� 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Spoiled, ective or . Voted 318 227 285 291 206 195 341 201 169 16 22�9 T�AL: 1235 1016 1135 1096 _ 768 863 1168 797 643 70 8791 � JUDGE DISTRICT COURT IOTH JUDICI�iL DISTRICT Thomas G. �sberg 916 776 836 803 552 67� 825 591 464 55 6492 Write-in 0 0 1� 0 lX* 0_ 0 _ 0 0 0 _ 2 �i]ed, Defective Not Voted 319 240 298 293 _ 215 1B9 343 _ 206 179 15 2297 �AL: 1235 10i6 1135 1096 768 863 1168 797 643 70 8791 * Chester Burvold ** Chester Brewold JUDGE DISTRICT C�URT IOTN JUDICIAL DISTRICT �nes T. 54 6657 Knutso� 94� 8�� 850 819 575 666 829 514 488 4iite,in 0 0 � 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 �� oiled, Defective � � Not Voted 285 213 275 277 193 197 339 183 155 16 2134 TQ�q�.; 1235 1016 1135 _1096 768 863 1168 797 643 70 8791 � JUQGF DISTRICT COURT IOTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT �seph E. 889 768 802 778 555 662 781 574 443 52 6304 rgo �te� p 0 � 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 s S oiled, , fec�ive or t Voted 346 248 333 318 213 201 387 223 200 18 2n$7 � i Al. : 1�� i Ol 6 1135 10�36 76£3 8h3 . � 168 797 64� 70 $791 � _,�...;�,._. � -,------= � STATEMENT OF CA�tIV�SS p�� 9 � GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 3, 1970 COUPI7Y AUDITOR � Absen�e� W-1 P-1 WA1 P-2 �1-1 P-3 4d�2 P-1 l�J-2 P-2 4l-2 P-3 4J-3 P-1 4J-3 P-2 W-3 P-3 Precinct TOTAL d Cl a . ' ner 398 _ 493 425 436 293 382 376 _ 311 163 26 3303 rles ebvre 668 416 539 546 383 356 594 398 405 36 4341 Write- i� • 0 0 0 0_ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Spoil�d, � �ective or Vvted 169 107 171 114 92 1�5 198 88 75 8 1147 �('q�, : 1235 1016 1135 1096 768 863 1168 797 643 70 8791 � COUNTY TREASURER , Rop�rt A. � b�� F�t�rson 1049 855 944 907 _ 660 728 925 679 530 59 7336 �it�- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0_ � oiled, . ecti v� or � Voted 186 161 191 189 108 135 243 118 113 11 1455 �fAL: 1235 1016 1135 1096 768 863 1168 797 643 70 $791 � REGISiER OF DEEQS �Tc�J. dhl 1032 860 928 909 639 716 916 679 525 57 7261 Write- � 0 0 0 0 0 G 0 0 M 0 i* 1 �pvi 1 ed , fective or t Vqted 203 156 207 187 129 147 �252 118 118 12 1529 �TAL; 1235 1016 1135 1096 768 863 1168 797 643 70 8791 * L. A. Smith � , . � R � 1Q STATEh1ENT OF CA�lVA,SS GE�l�RAI_ ELECTI0�1 . NOVEh16ER 3, 1y70 SHERIFF Absent�e � 4J-1 _P-1 �1a-1 P-2 W-1 P-3 441-� P-1 4J�2 P-2 W-2 P-3 W-3 P-1 4l-3 P-2 W-3 R-3 PreGinct fiOTAL ph W , . botr} 1044 863 951 918 651 726 921 682 518 54 7328 2�� * 2***�a � te- 2* 1* -- �,�� 3� _� ��*�k 5� p_—� �**��** 34 iled, ective or ' Vot�d 189 152 174 175 117 136 242 115 114 15 1429 �A�; 1235 1016 1135 1096 768 863 1168 797 643 70 8791 * Da11as Nelson **'�� Bob Drowns ��*�� Robert M. Teiber � ** Carl Olsen **�** Russ Kruger **� E. W. McCarthy PROBATE JUDGE (��rence J . een 1026 857 932 402 633 722 906 Wri te- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 �_ Spoiled, I�fe�t�ve or � Voted 209 159 203 19G 135 141 262 673 522 58 7231 0 0 0 0 124 121 12 1560 �TAL.: 1235 1016 1135 1096 768 863 1168 ' 797 � COUNTY ATTORNEY Robert W. 643 hnson 1014 835 912 878 629 709 883 659 494 rite- - 0 0 0 0 0 1* 0� oiled, Defective or �t Voted 221 181 223 218 139 153 285 �TAL: 1235 1016 1135 1096 768 863 _ 11,68` * AndreH� Kohlan ** George Scott � � 0 1** 138 148 797 643 70 8791 63 7076 0 2 7 1713 70 8791 , STATE�dENT OF CANVASS F'AGE 11 GEPIERAI� ELFCTIOid � � NOUEMBER 3, 1970 COURT COh;�tISSIO��ER � , Absentee W-1 P-1 W-1 P-2 W-1 P-�3 W-2 P�1 ��J-2 P-2 L�!-2 P-3 i�'-3 P-1 W--3 P�2 4l-3 P-�3 Precinct TOTAL I ing a. ��rett 109�5 852 933 907 645 726 914 ' 682 536 5� 72��i Write- j� 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Spoi 1 ed , I�ective or Voted 190 164 202 189 123 137 254 115 107 14 1495 T�AL.; 1235 1016 1135 1096 768 863 1168 797 643 7Q 8791 � COUNTY COMMISSIONER 1ST DISTRICT Mike E. annon 609 529 641 668 349 454 504 479 340 33 4606 � � D�vid 0. H ris 534 439 412 384 368 354 519 264 241 30 3545 �te- jn 0 3* 8* _ 0, 0 0 1* 1** 2*** p 15 S�ii 1 ed, � R�fective or N Yoted 92 45 74 44 51 55 144 53 60 7 625 � T A�.: 1235 1016 1135 1096 768 863 1168 797 643 70 8791 �ia-rvey eterson �*�i.�', c3 0�� *� Mike 0'Bannon CITY OF FRIDLEY - COUNCILMAN 2ND WARD . R�ert E . K�lshaw 576 370 366 10 13?2 _ R mond E. S.ridan 443 340 410 13 1206 �,� t�, . , i� 0 0 0 � S�iled, � � D�'ecti ve or �� 58 $� 2 224 Not Voted _ � 25 2752 fOTAI.: 1096 768 863 � �' � . . I � � STATEME��T OF C�i�VASS P�� 2 ' � GENERA� ELECTION � NOVEMBER 3, 1970 NORiH SUQURB��IN 1�OSPITFtL DIS7FtICT h9Ct�1BFR-AT-LARGE ^ �� F Absente� � W-1 P-1 l�dsl P-2 N' 1 P-3 W-2 P-7 441-2 P-2 t�'�? P-_�___? l�-3 P-1 ��d--�3 P-2 W-3 P-3 Prec'nct TOTAL Rosemary � G�f 962 809 88� 879 _ 605_ 703 854� 64� 490 0 6840 Write- i 0 0 0 1* 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 S iled, ��fective or � N� ypted 273 207 251 216 163 160 304 `153 153 0 1880 T�AL; 1235 1016 1135 1096 _ 768 863 llb8` 7g7 643 0 8721 * Otto Lind � NORTH SUBURBAP� HOSPITAL DISTRICT MEMBER FROM FRIDLEY C�rl es E . JQhanson 1076 888 968 922 661 729 933 692 550 0 7419 �!� te- � � in 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 S iled, De �ctive or N Voted 159 128 167 174 107 134 235 105 93 0 1302 � TOTAL: 1235 101G 1135 1096 768 863 1168 797 643 0 8721 � � � . � � ' � � � . � • STATE�✓EN7 OF CANVASS � GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 3, 1970 C. The following officer was declared elected: COUNCILC�:",N WARD 2 - ` D. The following is a true copy of the ballot use�: � et.::Si � �� [o] � '^-� c--y Ga iS '�`�—�7 � � r�r t � C r -_, �� c��`� \� ��7 � � �� =� .�� CITY OF FRiDLEY ANOICA COUNTY, MINNESOTA TUESDAY, NOVEM�3ER 3, 1970 COUN�i ��'JiF�iV 2rd �!'J ^�°1J Vofe for One. Term Three (3) Years Robert E. Keishaw Raymond E. Sheridan , P E 1� � � � � , � j STATEh1ENT OF CANVASS E. The names of the judges o� election are as follows: WARD 1 PRECINCT 1 Mrs. Marilyn Beck Mrs. Carol Ahonen Mrs. Kathryn Follmuth Mrs. Dona Woltening Mrs. Shirley Godeen Mrs. Ernestine Vollmar Mrs. Jean Schultz Mrs. Anita Hitzeman Mrs. Ralph Klingl WARD 1 PRECINCT 3 Mrs. Colette Bourdeaux � Mrs. Shirley Kohlan Mrs. Bonnie Kuzyk Mrs. Gloria Swansnn � Mrs, Gilbert Rivard Mrs. Jenny Lahti Mrs. Mable Hoffman Mrs. Clarence Mitchell � Mrs. Agnes Shaw Mrs. Jordis Mittels�adt I■ WARD 2 PRECINCT 2 Mrs. Beverly Kinsman Mrs. Edythe Collins Mrs. Edna Erickson Mrs. Mary Schneider Mrs. Rose Meyerho�f Mrs. Ida Mae Kassow Mrs. Jeanette Micha]ski GENERAL ELECTION NOVEPIBER 3, 1970 WARD 1 PRECIt�CT 2 , Mrs. Mary Schreiner Mrs. Dorothy Houck Mrs. Ithelia Swanson Mrs. Joyce McLellan Mrs. Leona Brubbakken Mrs. Mirth Langer Mrs. Doris Nyline Mrs. Carol Leuders Mrs. Sue Edinger WARD 2 PRECINCT 1 Mrs. Virginia Locker Mrs. Harold Brezny Mrs. Alice Benson Mrs. Adeline Haidle Mrs. Hazel Anderson Mrs. Rita Pierce Nirs. Gloria Myhra Mrs. Grace Ludwig Mrs. Ramona Ziegler WARD 2 PRECINCT 3 Mrs. A�eline Swanson Mrs. Dean Caldwell Mrs. Audrey Stein Mrs. Judy Engebretson Mrs. Betty Johnsrud Mrs. Marianne Robbinson Mrs. Marcia Gunville Mrs. Evelyn Hildebrandt i. . r I P�E 15 � , I ' 6 I � � � 1" , � [l � STATEMENT OF CANVASS GENERAL ELECTION NOVEtdBER 3, 197p E. The names of the judges o� election are as foll�•rs: (Continued) WARD 3 PRECINCT 1 Mrs. Pat Dittes Mrs. Gloria lvers Mrs. Marilyn Crowder Mrs. Darlene Vallin Mrs. Evelyn Horn Mrs. Alice Mol � Mrs. Everette Heule Mrs. Dolores R. Christenson Mrs. Albert Marsnik Mrs . Rose 11 a Ama r Mrs. Barbara Gohman WARD 3 PRECINCT 3 Mrs. Jean Phelan Mrs. Helen Treuenfels Mrs. Margaret Kurak Mrs. Jean Jackson Mrs. William Wojciak Mrs. Jean Mills --. ,� ;; , !" � i n WARD 3 PREGINCT 2 Mrs. Velma Pinks Mrs. Gladys Syverson Mrs. Ardel Buss Mrs. M. K. Burton Mrs. Sharon Reemstma Mrs. Germaine Wolsfeld Mrs. Grace Szegda Mrs, Jean Johnson Mrs. Alice Gerard Mrs. Doris Larson ABSENTEE PRECINCT Mrs . Dori s Shaw Mrs. Pearl Sandstrom Mrs. Donna Hans � � . L';-C'. � � , �} / ! '�—t 2 �G� �:.....�..� �AYOR - Jack 0.`•Kir am 1 �� d � :s+ i . '} ¢ F 1 � �� C:+�?.�, j- �a- f*` e ':� -� � t � : � ♦ ',a' M,� �`.I� ♦ � � '.. � o _ • 4 .✓� . � COUNCILMAN .- ,� ' � � COUNCILMAN COUNCILMAN . � 1 � OilllINANCE ra;_�. -+69 , AiJ ORDIiJANCE ADOPTING THE BUDGET FOR THE F.TSCAL YEAR 1971 THE CITY OF FRIDLEY URDAI�JS: 1 SECTiON 1: That tne annual budget of the City of Fridley for the fiscal }�ear beginning January 1, 1971 which has been submitted by the City Manager a:�d modified and approved by r_he Cir.y Council is hPret,y adopted; the total of the said ::�.�dget and the ' major divisions thereoi being as foliows: REVENUE AVAILABLE REQUIREMENTS , GENERAL FUtiD 'General Property Tax $982,166.00 Licenses 19,823.00 City Council $ 33,215.00 Permits 44,550.00 City �lanager's Office 45,499.00 Fines and Forfeitures 20,000.00 Finance (Elections, Clerk- 126,787.00 � Use of Money & Property 24,400.00 Treasurer, Assessor, Shared Taxes 347,891.00 Auditing 5ervice Charges 50,890.00 Legal 23,010.00 State Aid 21,000.00 Boards & Commissions 4,755.00 , Liquor Store Transfers 225,000.00 Buildings & Grounds 55,569.00 Non Revenue Receipts 72,480.00 Police 400,911.00 Fire 14£3,473.�0 � TOTAL $1,808,200.00 Civil Defense 20,265.OQ Enc�ineering, Planniny, 166,668.00 & Building Inspe�tion � Public Works (Street, Snow & 350,806.OQ Ice Removal, Signs a� Signals, Shop, Street Lights & Storm 1 Sewer) Sanitation & Health 42,200.00 Par}:s, Recreation & Baiid 340,042.00 Reserve 50,0OO.OU , .'O�'AL $1,f308,?OO.OQ � OTHER FUNDS P.E.R.A. Fund: Taxes $ 46,500.00 �'.E.R.A. Fund S 46,500.00 � Firemen's Relief Fiind: Fire Relief Fund 38,800.00 Insurance Refund 11,800.00 rolice Pension Fund 54,800.00 Taxes 27,000.00 State Aid 125,000.00 , Police Pension Fund: Debt Service: Taxes 54,800.00 Civic Center Bonds 36,100.00 State Aid Fund: 125,000.00 Park Bonds 45,900.00 Debt Service: , Civic Center - Taxes 36,100.00 TOTAL 5347,100.G0 Parks - Taxes 45,900.00 � TOTAL • $347,1UU.GU � TOTAL ALL FU::DS $1,155,300.U0 $2,155,30C.0� � � � 1 QRAINANCE NO. 469 (Continued) � SECTION 2: That the City Manager be directed to cause the appropriate accounting � entries to be made in the books of the City. ' PA:�SED AND AI)OPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS 16TH DAY OF NOVEMBER , 1970. ' • � , MAYOR - JACK O. KIRKi iAM � ATTEST: � CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL . � Public Hearing: October 5, 1970 First Reading: November 2, 1970 � Second Reading: November 16, 1970 Publish.......: November 25, 1970 ' • � , � , � 1 � . \ � _'�'�: `w .`�. �� ' '�'�. �a ,- �� r-"5sy� M�i�i 'u .1 �i � ��•• � , ;. ,��.� , � ,� �� 'w �� 560-3�50 . _ ... . c�fo r� � �l�e � .___^________ � ANOKA COUNTY 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE ME MO TO ; FROM: DA"LE : SUBJECT: FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 CITY COUNCIL ACTING CITY MANAGLR NOVEMBER 13, 197p WORIQ�IEN'S CUMPENSATION BIDS, JANUARY l, 1971 TO JANUARY 1, 197� . Two bids were received for the Workmen's Compensation Insurance coverage for the year 1971. rfahnomen Insurance Agency submitted the low bid in the amount of $16,944.30. I recommend the Workmen's Compensatioa Insurance be awarded to Mahnomen Insurance Company. �� O n � � L � � � W, > O Z_ Z7 . � c � a 0 N � � N Q � {"" O ln N uJ Z I p G � � Q v) z >- w u� o� r � n O U � V- N W Z O � � a U � C N U �1. � � � �-+ C C U �o -o .. ._ �0 7 � •— C7 U N 0 M C= -� � L= � � t- �D '�_ .-� N � C 11. 0 O N � � � ,-a � � � 0 'O t/� � � � M v v �n �o �n •- '.�+ r� •�-1 v1 > � ao � rn .,� ,,� o A c') A � V� � t/)- r-d � li 0 O i• p ^ N O � W � � � w � .� � �1 7 f= N ,� L �' , <? a --__ o � o � +-�+ o � � �d U cd O �O �O �O v� O 4-1 O(.a O W O•� O .,-1 . . .,� , (� � �� t O� u1 E C �°O �'{ � �' 00 � 00 7 7 •M �� •c'7.�N -- o NN � v� p�a vr � vr }-� v� �.._ W � w a �.. � � N � � 'n �l M � � � � O p O O . � 00 � � w � � N N c in 3 r� p �. vf •-- V O f.: L � � � � u 3 y � d z +�-' H +�.► --r-- ....+.___.C.._� �._i_L �_.�---�--� .-t.__.,.4}-_. U 1-� c� in cC v� • p.� c� N S� � aJ !1 c� � U?+ G v U .f, � C b0 •a t� � � � �+ � H H Q� � V] •rl N C1 N•rl .-� }r • v .p � �7 � p �; G s.�� y a H cn O � rn H • .n 'G G �n >, •,a `'S �+� Sa f� G � � �A+ � H ..d O c ca�s�r'�a� ��o�o � n. c �.�.� u� o G y o q c.��Q HUU� �rn U W r-7� � — � ----� � � , , PLANNING COMI�IISSION MEETING > � ' � ' ' ' �1 NOVEMBER 4, 1970 8:00 P.M. PAGE 1 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Erickson at 8:10 P.M. ROLL CALL: Members Present: Schmedeke, Fitzpatrick, Erickson, Harris Members Absent: Minish Others Present: Darrel Clark, Engineering Assistant APPROVE PLANNI�IG COI�IISSION MINLTTES : OCTOBER 21 1970 MOTION by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planning Commission minutes of October 21, 1970 be approved. Upon a voice vote, a11 votinq aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVE PLATS & SUBDIVISIONS-STREETS & UTILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: OCTOBER 21, 1970 MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Fitzpatrick,that the Planning Commission recei ve the minutes of the Plats & Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities Subcommittee meeting of October 2Z, 1970. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVE PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES: OCTOBER 26 1970 MOTION by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planning Commission receive the minutes of the Parks & Recreation Commission meeting of October 26, Z970. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimousZy. 1• PUBLIC HEARING: PROPOSED PRELIMINARY PLAT P.S. ��70-04 FIVE SANDS BY F � SANDS, INC.: Replat of Block 2, Pearson's lst Addition and Parcel 8400. �J The Public Hearing Notice was read by Chairman Erickson. Mr. Richard Fudali and Mr. James Kurth represented the Five Sands, Inc. , Mr. Fudali explained the reason for platting was, that under the Minnesota Statutes, torrens property would have to be either platted or registered land survey, as the torrens examiner at the County would not accept a description by metes and bounds. They decided to plat in order to have essements recorded on , the plat. Lot 1 is under construction, and the public streets to be used are Lincoln and East River Road. Lot 2 could use 79th Way, and there is an easement dedicated over Lot 1 to get to the garages. Lot 3 has an easement over Lot 1 ' and then onto Lincoln Street. Lots 2, 4 and S are serviced by easements prp- viding for ingress and egress to Lincoln Street also. ' ' , K �_ � � , C � � � ' I , I r � � . __ _. � PlanninQ Commission Meeting - November 4, 1970 Pa�e 2 On Lot 7, there is going to be a Recreation building constructed. This build- ing will have a separate owner and be a separate corporation with Ken Nordling and himself. The other six lots will pay their share of the real estate taxes and maintenance. Outlots A, B and Lot 1 are under one mortgage at the present time. They cannot develop this property without a plat. They found they cannot construct 295 units all at the same time. As far as timing, they will be renting out the first building in the spring of 1971, the second in the summer of 1971, and the 3rd phase will start construction in the spring of 1971 with the 4th and Sth phase in the summer and fall of that year. The complete project should be finished in 1972. Chairman Erickson asked Mr. Fudali who Craig Johnson was and what his interests were in this project. Mr. Fudali explained that Craig Johnson was in the original organization of "The Committee of Five" and that he (Mr. Fudali) was an original member of the group and has purchased the interests of the other three individuals and now he and Ken Nordling are the present owners. The Chairman asked what types of guarantees could Mr. Fudali give to the City that the project would be completed. In the rezoning application, this was pre- sented as one project, and now what is being presented is that these buildings can be owned by different people. Mr. Fudali answered that was correct, but he did not feel if the City had a situation where 295 units were built under one mortgage, and all State require- ments were followed from construction and legal point of view, it would be diffi- cult for the City, ten years from today, to say they would not permit the owner to sell off•a building. He did not believe that anybody could stand before this body or any other body and say what could happen in the future. The FHA will mortgage the buildings and they plan to complete the project. Chairman Erickson stated thefe were outlots shown on the plat, and asked what guaranty was given to the community that these parcels would not go tax forfeit. Mr. Fudali explained that in respect to being able to continue the work, they have a$684,000 mortgage of record on Lot 1 together with Outlots A and B. With respect to Lots 3, 4 and Outlot C, they will be under one mortgage. They discussed that point at some length with Mr. Juster. He said, as f ar as Outlot B was concerned, if it ever did go tax delinquent, the City of Fridley would pXOb- ably buy it and levy the entire assessments against Lot l. The tax statements would include Outlot B and Lot 1. The reason certain parcels are designated as Outlots is to call attention to the fact they are something other than building lots and also makes it easier to describe them as they are, in fact, easements over these Outlots. Regarding ownership, Mr. Fudali said they own Outlots A, B and C and Lots 1, 2 and 3 of the proposed preliminary plat. The Southerly tract is being pur- chased by contract. In respect to Lot 7, an agreement is provided whereby all of Lot 7 is subject to an easement for recreational purposes in favor of all the rest of the lots. Prior to issuing three building permits, they are going to build the recreational unit and they intend to do so. When they build the third unit, they will pick up their contract for deed from Pearson, Inc. They do not feel this size of project should have an outdoor pool, so they have decided to provide an indoor one and saunas, etc. 'J � L� ' � ' � s Planni.n Commission Meetin - November 4 1970 Pae3 Mr. Harris said he understood a building was being constructed on Lot 1, and wondered what description was used. Mr. Fudali said that on the mortgage, they used the metes and bounds description, but it, in fact, is on Outlot A, B and Lot 1. Mr. Harris asked what the original zoning was. Darrel Clark said it was partly M-1, C-2S and R-3 and that it was rezoned to R-3A. Mr. Harris added that there was quite a hassle over the rez�ning. Mr. Fitzpatrick responded that the "hassle" started after the request had left the Planning Commission. Mr. Fudali said that they tried to build this project as one project, but they came to the conclusion that it was impossible. They are getting mortgages from FHA as they apply for them. He said he could not stand before them and say every phase will go through, but he has every reason to believe it will go through. There is too much at stake for him if the project didn't go through as planned. Mr. Harris said he was concerned basically what will happen if the bottom ' half of the land, which is still owned by Pearson, should not be developed because of circumstances relating to mortgages or if Pearson should decide to sell to someone e�se -- what type of guaranty has the Planning Commission got in a case like this. He was looking for some guaranty that this south half of the area ' would be developed in the same manner as the upper area. I , I ' Mr. Fudali said in the acceptance of the plat, it would be upon approval of the easements by the Administration and City Attorney. If you approve the proposed plat, the undeveloped lots would be subject to proper easements for ingress and egress. He stated he cannot guarantee that this is what we are going to do, but he would work towards it. If the plan did not go through, the Pearson Company would have all the proper ingress and egress for the area. He could not find a bonding company that would issue a bond to cover or guarantee the comple- tion of the concept. Winston Jacobson, 121 79th Way N.E.: His problem was concerning the results of the lawsuit that came up about 2� years ago. An agreement was made at that time that the only entrance and exit would be off East River Road or Lincoln Street. The agreement read there would be no entrance at the East end of 79th, especially if Lot 1 got spun off at a later date. The Engineering Assistant said that there are easements running parallel to 79th. A copy of the earements was sent to the City Attorney. The Chairman said there appears to be a rectangular shaped parcel on the Northeast corner of 79th Way and a dedicated street. There could be a cul de sac built at that point. Mr. Jacobson coaanented that with the cul de sac at 79th Way, you will actually have an access point. Mr. Harris asked Mr. Fudali about Lot 7 which would be landlocked. Mr. Fudali answered that when they met with the Engineering Department and the City Attorney, they felfi that by giving an easement for ingress and egress, it would protect the lot from going tax forfeit. The Engineering ASsistant said that copies of the easements were forwarded to the City Attorney who is out of town now. Mr. Juster would check them as far as the legal part was concerned, but he did not call before he left as to whether or not they are satisfactory. The area requirements are 2,500 square feet for each unit. These lot�s, as individual tracts, will nqt hold the size of buildings ��ing bµilt. The e�ti.xe tract has enough land to take care of the entire concept. The parking require- , � � � � � ' � � PlanninQ Commission MeetinQ - November 4, 1970 Pat�e 4 mentys are met. One way the City could protect themselves would be to issue all the permits at one time on the entire tract. The Chairman wondered what would happen if, when a structure was built on Lo�t 1 and Lot 2 was sold. Mr. Fud�ali said they would end up with a bigger signi- ficant risk than the City would if the plat were approved. There was the possi- bility of a building permit being denied. Chairman Erickson said that he never heard of this type of mortgaging before and he checked with Bloomington Planning Commission. He understood one mortgage company would issue a mortgage for the entire concept, but do so one at a time as the buildings are completed. Mr. Fudali answered that ordinarily you do not get involved with mortgages in a plat, but this is not the situation here. His concern is what would happen if Five Sands, Inc. goes bankrupt, but if something should go wrong, the City would have a platted piece of ground. The Engineering Assistant said the entire tract will hold 295 units. Taking out Lot 7, the recreational area, the complex would have to be decreased. Chairman Erickson asked why they did not continue to file under metes and bounds. Mr. Fudali said they could, but they could not file the deed on the Pearson property then. They would like to have five separate tax statements, as everything else is separate. � The Engineering Assistant was asked to find out from the County if they would re-combine the two parcels, compute the area on the individual lots, and find out the terms of the agreements at the time of rezoning. � Mr. Fitzpatrick said that he was somewhat disturbed about the "what if" questions, as they could apply to anvthing. He continued that we do have to take the intent on some things, and althou;h Mr. Harris says we are hooked , sometimes, I feel usually not. ' ' � � Mr. Schmedeke said the Subcommittee discussed this same project previously this evening. They approved the plat. They did not take a pessimistic view of it. They felt the potential intent was to finish this project. Although Mr. Clark and the City Attorney met, he would like to look further at the request, but he surely would not object to it. Chairman Erickson did not believe the attorney had submitted any opinion and he would like to have the benefit of his counsel. The Engineering Assistant said the City Attorney agreed there was risk involved. He could not think of any way to post a bond to run for "X" number of years stating that this would always remain in one ownership. He gave the impres- sion that there would be reasons involved for the problem of simplifying all the descriptions and platting would be the proper method. � Chairman Erickson said it was his understanding that if the City does not accept the plat, the County will not accept the separate deeds. There will not be separate tax statements. It appears that this would not be one complex if � five separate buildings had five separate owners. He felt the Commission shouJ.d have more time to study the loose ends, and would request that the City Attorney attend the November 18th meeting. ' ' MOTION by Harris, seconded by Fitzpatrick, that the public hearinq of the � r Q � �lanninQ Commission Meeting - November 4, 1970 ! Pa�e 5 proposed preZiminary p1at, P.S. #70-04, Five Sands, by Fi ve Sands, Inc. be con- tinued until the next Planning Commission meeting of November ZS, 1970. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. One of the items of.concern is the recreational lot. If there is a separate � owner for the recreational lot and five owners for the other buildings, who will be paying 20% of the operation costs of the recreational building and haw will this be handled legally if one of the five buildings should change ownership. � 2. PLANTING BOULEVARD (40FEET) IN MOORE H LAKE IGHLANDS 4TH ADDITION: � � The suggestion was again discussed for using the 40 foot strip for a nursery. The City could plant seedlings and then later transplant them to other areas in the City. Or the school could use the land for a classroom project. Mr. Fitzpatrick said that the Park Board is now cognizant of this problem � and if the Planning Commission wished to take it off the agenda and refer it � to Parks, they would work on it. Mr. Schmedeke said he did not want it to be lost in the shuffle. He thought it would be a wonderful opportunity to plant � a variety of evergreens and see which type grows best in Fridley. Another factor the Commission felt that should be checked was the comparison of the cost of transplanting a tree which had been growing with that of a tree purchased � with a one year guarantee. Then should they over-plant and then transplant, or use it for a pleasant place to walk. MOTION by Sehmedeke, seconded by Harris, that the Planning Commission refer the problem of the 40 foot Plantinq Boulevard in Moore Lake Highlands 4th Addi- tion to the Parks and Recreation Commission for their study and solution. Upon a voice vote, a11 votinq aye, the motion carried unanimousZy. ADJOURNMENT • There being no further business, Chairman Erickson adjourned the meeting at 9:45 P.M. Res�ectfully submitted , ,��_-�--�%�%' ( ,1.SS�� Hazel (�' Brian Recording Secretary � � � L_J � � � � � BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL �ETING OF NOVE�iBER 5, 1970 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Harris at 8:07 P.M. MEMBERS PRESENT: Harris, WhitE, Cnerre MEMBERS ABSENT: Tonco, Hart OTHERS PRESENT: Hank Muhich-Chiet Building Inspector MOTION by Gnerre to approve the minutes of the September 28, 1970 meeting as written. Seconded by White. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 1. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO 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. (RESUEST BY D. W. HARSTAD CO., 7101 HIGHWAY 4�65, MINNF.APOLIS, MINNESOTA.) Mr. Don Harstad and Mr. Dick 3ohnsoiz were present to present the request. Mr. Johnson explained that they had been granted a variance from the Board of Appeals for a 5' less setback in the front and back and to have parking in the front of the building which cunforms to the other buildings in the area. This was necessary because a service roacl had taken 30' of the lot and, therefore, it did not meet the lot depth requirement. The building will be used as a rental office building. The building will be 25' X 100'. It will be a story and a half. The building will have forced air heat and the ceiling will be of acoustical tile. The building will be masonry construction with brick on both ends and on the front. The back of the building will be painted block. The roof will ' be of asphalt and gravel. There will also be a metal type opea canopy around the entry way. � The back of the building will all be planted giving a park-like appearance. Rip-rap wi11 be used along the creek to prevent er.oding and also keep up the appearance of the creek. There will also be planting along each end of the building. It had also been suggested that they put a planter in � the middle of the parking lot and Mr. Johnson stated that they would like to eliminate this if possible because it made it very difficult for snow plowing. Mr. Harstad also stated that they are hard to keep up and tend � to be neglected. After much discussion it was decided by the Board to leave the decision up to the builder whether or not to put in this planter. � Mr. Johnson also stated that they had access to all utilities. The drainage had been shown using a spillway draining towards the creek; however, after the survey had been taken it showed that this property belonged to the people behind their property. The Board stated that the � drainage would have to be worked out with the Engineering Department as it would not be possible to put the spillway on someone else's property. � � MOTION by Gnerre to recommend approval of the plans including the changes marked in red, the following stipulations, and leaving the question of the '� f� � � � � � �� Building Stdndards-Design Control Meeting of November 5, 1970 Page 'L planter up to the builder. 1 2 That before the issuance of a building permit complete plans have to be submitted to the Building Inspection Department. That concrete curbing be provided around all blacktopped areas and a minimum 10 foot radius around islands and entries wherever possible. 3. The back wall of the building will be painted block. 4. Put rip-rap on the creek bank and clean up the creek area. 5. Put guard posts at the end of the blacktop. 6. Drainage to be worked out with the Engineering Department. Seconded by White. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 2. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A WAREHOUSE FURNITURE OUTLET TO BE LOCATED ON LOTS 2, 3, 4, AND 5, BLOCK 1, GREAT NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL CENTER, THE SAME BEING 5353 EAST RIVER RQAD, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA, (REQUEST BY THE WICKES CORPORATION, 515 N. WASHINGTON, SAGINAW, MICHIGAN.) Mr. Paul England, Mr. Jack Rynd, and Mr. Bloomberg were present to present the request. This building will be the headquarters for the furniture retailing group of the Wickes Corporation. They will employ approximately 100 people. The building will be in two sections, the warehouse area and the sales area. The entrance to the building will be through the warehouse into the sales area. � The building will be 138,000 square feet. The building will be constructed of Behlen, a 16-18 gauge metal. It will be an off-white color with bronze panels set-in and accented with brick columns. The roof will be white. A � wood frame pyramid structure will be over the entrance. A liner will be used on the inside walls ir. thr office area and perhaps 8-10' high on the warehouse walls. A suspended ceiling will be used in the sales area. There will be two signs on the building which will have lighting behind them and � there will be lighting all around the building. There will also be lighting in the parking area. i � � � A complete landscaping plan was not submitted. However, the area facing Interstate �k694 will all be sodded. The area marked on the plan as future parking will also be landscaped at this time. If it is needed for parking in the future, it will be biackt�pped. The Board questioned if there would be trucks parked outside and how that parking lot would be separated from the public parking lot. It was stated that the truck parking lot will be about 32 to 48" lower in elevation. After some further discussion, it was decided that a small decorative fence would be put up to help distinguish between the two parking lots and also for screening purposes. MOTION by Gnerre to recommend approval of the genera]� concept of the building and the granti[�g of a foundation permit only upon the sub�ission � � � � � I � � � � � �� Buildin� Standards-Design Conrrot_Meeting of November 5, 1970 PaQe 3 of complete structural plans and the permit to terminate at grade level and go no further until a complete set of building plans including mechanical and electrical is given to the Building Inspection Department. This permit wili also include the following stipulations. 1. A complete plot plan be submitted to the Board for their approval. 2. Provide a minimum 10 foot radius on all concrete curbing around islands and entries wherever po�sible. 3. A small decorative fence put up between the two parking lots to separate them and for screening purposes. Seconded by White. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Harris at 10:20 P.M. Respectfully submitted, � ) ( �,. � � �� .�% ��, �_ � i`�-" . � �CM1 1 � I1(p i CAROL CHUDEK Secretary �� J !�J � � I �, I � THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF NOVF2�ER 10 1970 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Minieh at 7:33 P.M. r�ERS PRESENT: Minish, Ahonen, Drigans, 0'Bannon, Sondheimer OTHERS PRESENT: A1 Bagstad-Building Official - MOTION by 0'Bannon to approve the minutes of October 13, 1970 as written. Seconded by Ahonen. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Chairman Minish reported the action taken by the Council on the October 13, 1970 Board items. 1. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.053 4B, TO REDUCE THE SIDE YARD 4L`AiTTDL�ffL�Lim r.�n� 1n .,...�... ..... .. . ____ __ '__ ___ - __ _ !,I � Mr. Aave Dahl, representing Sussel Company, presented the request. !�! � �� Plans of the proposed addition, a survey of the lot and pictures of the existix�g dwelling were shawn to the Board. Mr. Dahl explained the variance is needed to enclose an existing deck which will be turned into living area. The present structure is 9.6 feet from the lot line and the proposed work will be in line with what is already existing. The pictures of the dwelling showed there were two cracks in the foundation. Chaizwan Minish asked Mr. Bagstad for a report on the foundation. Mr. Bagstad stated there had been some concern abvut the settling of the � foundation and the Building Inspection Department had asked the owner to have soil tests taken. The investigation was done by Z�iin City Testing aad according to their report the structuxe is sound. The report stated the cracking ia � approximately 7 years old and the structure has settled about all that it will. ltain City Testing did suggest that the cracks be bonded and the owner hae been notified of this. � MO'�ION by Drigaas to receive the report from Ztuin City Testing. Seconded by Ahonen. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried � unanimously. � MOTION by Ahonen to close the public hearing. Seconded by Sondheitner. Upon a voice vote, there being ao nays, the motion carried unaaimously. � MOTION by Ahonen to recotmnend to the City Council approval of the requeat for the follawing reasons: 1. They will be maintaining present building linea. � 2. There were no objections from adjoining property owners. 3. Itecomieead the Building Inspection Department take note of the suggestiona made by lfain City Testing when they iseue the building penqit. � � � � I � I � I � � � The Minutes of the Board of A�peals Meeting of November lU, 1970 Page 2 Seconded by Drigans. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. 2. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 56 05, 6A TO INCREASE THE MAXIMUM SIGN ARF,A OF A FREE STANDING IDENTIFICATION SIGN FRdM 80 SQUAR E FEET TO 120 SQUARE FEET TO ALLOW THE ERECTION OF A SIGN ON PART OF SECTION 22 T-30 R-24 ANOKA COUNTX TH] St�ME $EIAiG 5601 EAST RNER ROA.D FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA (LIIMAUR, INCORPORATED) .(RE(�1 BY NORDQUIST SIGN COMPANY, 312 WEST LAKE STREET, MINNEAPOLIS_ MINNESOTA_1 T'here was no one present to present the request. MOTION by 0'Bannon to table this item until the November 24, 1970 meeting as Chere was no one present to present the request. Seconded by Ahonen. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unani.mously. ADJOUR1�Il�iENT : � The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Minish at $:10 P.M. � Respectfully submitted, G � MARY HIN Secretary � � � � _�G_.� � � j T0: � F R 0!-1: � � � _ SUuJEC7: Cl,'a'f � : 0 r� � rA� o�:,� �� ., r�� Ci t; Cour��i 1 hiarvi n :;rw�sel t D�t� P�•ccessing flceus and F'ur-cf��,se oi= �,;;,;2 400 �lov�n�b�r S, 1970 � The purE�ose of tni s m�rnorandum i s to co��r,:ent on the sugg;;sti�n of our audi tors that th� Ci 1:y cor.,ric��ce 4�ri th i nv�sti y� ti on of •i=uture d�t� prucessi ng needs, and ��lso to comrent or-� ��nd make a rcco�r.,n�ncfation on � proposal frorn thc fd�R cor��any. In Septem5ei-, 1;b9, the City star�eci t1�e inst�:llation of an �JCR 4-0� elcctronic accounfi �i ng machi n� . i'rii s m�ri;i ne i s 1 i ke a co: �•✓enti on� 1 account: i n� m�cl�i ne i n som� resrects, in ti-�„i it do��s have a ce,rri�� th:,t n;.rst�r��ove u.,c': �r�c' forth +.:o � , do thc rintinc ��n::: �c, cc�n�:�lc�;� c,->rf::in o;>:.•r�,:ic��.,. i P .J , It c;o2s h::v�: �i�.: c�:� .vi 1 i ty Of d Sfi14� � computer 1 h �il�at 'I t Cc�t1 fi1111'i.t ��i Y c^,I1Ci Gl V 1 Ve uS t•Je� � c7S aGCi c�nC� SUi�- �ract, and can store i n rnemory a c�r �ai n �moc!nt e� i nforr,iati on. The m�chi t�e uses conventional ledg�r c��rds s��cn as �i non-eiectronic ��ccounting rnaci�ine, but it does have th� �aE�abi 1 i ty of pi cl<i ng up the ex•i sti n, i rifori��ati on on a 1 edger curc! automati c��t 1 y vi a a rnagn�ti c sti-i p on th� b�c�: of each card. The macfii nc i s i c!eal l y sui ted for pa� rol 1 and g�reral �ccounti r,c�. To wri te a p�-ay- � rolt cl7eck, the operator n�rely h�s to inse;t th� em�loy.:e's ledger c�rd and a checl< i n th^ m� c1�i ne and punch the hours v�crked. Th� machi ne autor�i: ti cal 1 y pi cF;s up th� empl oyee � s ��ruge rafie from ih� l�::� �r card �s a�� l l as hi s decucti ons, nurri- ber of dependents, ei.c. The rnachi ne c�.l cut ��tes the ar,�ount of ti�e ch�cE�, the tax, � �and o�her inform�tion, Gnd prints th� chec�; out in th� net arnoun�. 7h� machine is very satisfact:ory in thc: g�n�r��l acco�mtincJ ar-ea �nd for ch�ck �•�riting, bud�Et reports, etc. The mac��i n� does not cor,�;}-�re to G��tG processi ng equi prnent vit�en i t � comes to an operation such as utility bitliny. Tnis is because of the carriage movement back and forth, and in this area tl�� m�chine is not nearly as fast as re�ul�r d�ta processing eo,uipment. Th� m�:chine is not suified to use in non- � accoun�ing �rcas such as police st�atistics, etc. It also cannot be usecl ror such things as liyuor inventory control. To do jobs such as th�ese, you ��oulc! need regu) ar dat � processi ng equi pnent wi th tiie I G; f styl e cz:rd. � The jobs being clone on ti�e 'rlCR 1�00 at the present tine are: �� 1. 2. 3. �+. 5• 6. 7. $. Payroll - comput�tion anci ch�ck ��riting. Labor distribution. t•lonthly P.c.R.;�. report. �uarterly Social Security report. !�1-� report and forms. Accoun}s pay�ble �nd ch�ck �•:�riting. �xpense distr-ibutian a.^,�' pos�in�. Mon�hly bucl��t report. f � •.=_ � . �J � � � [� I� �. � � " � � � � �� Pag� 3 . P:ove;nber 5, 1970 3ased on. ai 1 of t�-ie auov�, ancf ti��E fact tP1at any ch�n�e th��t thc Ci ty v�oul d rnake woul G tal:e a peri cc. o � tt�!o y:�ars stu��y of�i and on, I feel that th� Ci iy v�i i l be US1 t1c� tl'1G' 2C�U1 j?f;iCC11: !�?2 f10:�J i1 aV� i C�i" c"� ffil fi11 �1CIi'll Oi 1'f1t"�� yGc?f 5 0, .�t �;�'t@ prescnt time ��.�e ure usir,g t!-�e equi p�n�nt on :� str�i gl�t rent�l ta�si s Gt a cos� oi $655.00 par montl�e i!CR t�ii ? t pi ve us CC"�G1 � for a part of the rent pai d to�:vards the purchas� price oi the m;xchine if tne Cit, enters into a le�se purchase for a three-year perio:E at $lE1';�.60 per r;ontn. The re�1��1 vJ� 1 i no�: continue to apply toa•�ai-ds the pui-chase pri ce �f �er Decemb�r, 1970, i i �•re s�ay on thi s pres�nt basis. ?; the Ci-i,y enter,G into a three-y�ar lease �u;cnase, the lease oi' th� maci�ir•ie for $��,��mF,O ��r n�ontn ��ou,d includ� th� ser�vicc contr�ct. Tnere ��✓ould be a savi ngs of $i 60.<<0 p�r rnont��. The Ci ty �•;oul ci pay out rno�-e money i n ttiventy- seven mor�ths un:�er our pres,;nt a; ; anger�7ts fihan they i�ro«1d pay out ov�r a thirty-s•ix r��on�h ��er�iocl on tlie lease-purchasti agrec�~�ent. /1t the end of' the three-year peri oc( ch-r. Ci ty coul d ei t��er conti nuL to 1 ease the rnacf-�i ne at a cost of ��+�LF.50 per ye�„ or purchase it oul:right for $t,i$1.77, or urop the 1e�seo Inasmucfi �s I � cel ihere i s no questi on but vrhat �,rv wi l 1 be usi ng thi s equi pment for �t teast it,ven�y-��v�n months, it woutd seem to b� to tiie City's advantage to enfer into the ie�se-purchase agrecmcnto � 1'y �� I � � � � I � I � �J I � �� THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY • DAVTON, oM�o asaoa OATA aRC.iCES51NG • ACCOUNTING MA,CHiNES • CASH REiiS!ERS • ADDING MACHINES • SERVICE • SU7VUE5 � October 5, 1970 MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 55405 2523 wey:afa di�d. Phone 377-8480 455 Mr. Marv Brunsell Finance Director Ci,ty of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota • Dear Marv: As we discussed recently, the rental to sale conversion option on your NCR 400 Electronic Accounting System provides a very attractive savings for the City of Fridley. The conversion of your rental contract to lease will provide you with a considerable monthly savings over your present cost of $655.00 per month. The following information shows the savings that can be generat�d by converting to a lease contract: Original Cost of 400 Less: Conversion Credit �Net Cost Lease 36 Months (3.4� Per Month) $20,206.46 8,688.75 $11,517.71 $ 391.60 Monthly The annual maintenance contract on the 400 is $1,236,Q0 or avexages $103.00 per month. Savings 36 Month Lease $ 391.60 Monthly Maintenance 103.00 Total Lease Cost $ 494 Curzent Rental Cost Less; Total Lease Cost �otal Monthly Savings � SU6-QfFICE: SSA 25fh AVE., NQ, ST. CLOUD, MINN. 56301 Phonc 251-2363 .60 $ 655.00 494.60 $ 160.40 �_ �� _._ Mr. Marv Bxunsell October S, 1970 Page 2 This conversion must be exercised prior to December, 1970. Your present machine can be upgraded by adding additional memory, punch cards, punch tape and a ledger card reader, whether you continue to rent from NCR or lease. The conversion to a 36 month lease will provide you with a break-even point of 28 montizs. In other words, if you use your present system for only 28 months, it would cost the City of Fridley less to lease than to continue to rent from NCR. We are anxious to help work out the details of this conversion to provide you with immediate monthly savings. Sincerely, i- . :�, ` �. D . NI . Shank Account Manager DMS/kb � i _.. �. . ._ s_.�. t � � �:�4 __ : � � ,:�. , s x_ .. v ��_� .. . . �. ., 'S (; � ? !. ... � v .. .. .. .. _. � • � F.' t�.... . .... .��.� ..." ' _'......�.. .. C�.. _� >. _,.� . . . . . . .. . .. ,,.. :,_:` , :.. _- �.. ._.>;.' � ._.., , . _- z:`: " � .".F, , - ....... .... . .. . i� , ..._. .. _ r-,_, ..' � y 3 . _, ;3 ' . , ... _ ` . _ " :� �_ - • _ _?`• � _ � . .. _ „ . .. _. ., _ .'i i.�< �1F, �- .7 � ... �. ... „ .� ...i..",.:.:i:1 i> : ... l ..,_._ ! . ._ _ , �:�� •^' -r °� _ _ ...., _,�.. _.....�`! � � _ r. :. f, .. _, . .. . � . . �.'^ . ..: s i'� , � ., 3. tjcf , .,...,._ � ,_ _,...,: �:..,r � ,v«,� a.<_ �� _....._.....:,� _ _ � _ . .. _ � , „ � .; . . . _ . . , _, ._ . . , n )�1_.��: ..,_ _.. {. .. .. «��._ �. _ .... .m�.- ,.. , � ..�.. �..� ..,,.,. , . �..._ -�. ._. __..:_ -. ..��'�,r �..u,. .,.._r'....:i .. . ._ _ �. ..� �... . _,_.,.. _ ... ..... .. .... A. .�� t .r. ..,..� ..._... _ _. ._,.. �e.., .-� _ ..�„ . .c, ,-..,._ '• ._. . r . , ., .. � ,�:ti . � `. CJJ {i. 5 _..J... . . _ _'�. .f .. •� . _..l < . ..� ) �. ..�.� .._. ___ . ...' .`.?, � ..,, � . «..J _._.. �.��.....�....a....i.it� .. , 7 a . .:.� . . �. . ,. � 5 ' "` ':� ,r ,c � , s .. .... _. _ .. �C � .� .. . .. . . „� ...�' ... ... . . ., .. .. .... � , .. . . � � ' ' ' �' _ }.� � . ai��G J� ._, i ._ .....F i'..�... � .,, a��✓ ,:% !' . �_.. � _. , �- ., „ 7„� .., . .. �. _ . a ��L 1-�.., ._ S �''... � . J: .' �' t�itf-y< �.. . _.... �..�.. �. _ e-...�.��...... � � , � �a , .1e .�i9 � ..g .f i. ... . _. ....._ ,' �.. � �.0 . n {f'-i �7�'.~ J 1 i a � ._ .. .� V .�_ J. �..... � _ .� � ....' ..., ' "'" 'i i_' . • 6 �, :J � � �•. �., ...i ` �r�'�. . .�.' ..� �„ ^..._ _ ., �.:� , � ,._ T, ,.. i, ) � 7, ��: �. a �j �a ; ...,' i�, .. '��',r= �. � t. ... .. - � .;e . ._ . _ .... .� L> ^..r p L •_ � � x�.,_ _,...____., � n , �i�-f�- � � �� . �� ., �. � ,.� v .: .>.`;, U+:. , a. • _� . r - � - �, ,'t � � �� - .r ` �. �_ � , .. _..? _, _ z,... cc ._ ._�_. , .� , . _ F ; - ....... [. . .> � .. .. _ . C. _ ... � . . ... . ... a � . . v . . . ' " I. i... �} ., _ . . _. � . . . i.. . v . ,. ..... ._ < • � .. � �d .' J•�� V { .�. f .. . ... . . .. .. � ,_ _., .. � ' � � , ti, _ �_ �J �� .. . .. � . .. _. S:.' �_ �. e �= ��J , � . . . ... . . . . _.. . . _.��_ ::: � _^'_ �i L� � Li �3 �d G ., C�'t�i�l ai:•.l 'J E- y l ri s.• o�':. � , `pm.3.s o t �-�a�j:1 �gl� .r�'��V �., 'Ji��a'^� ✓ �:� a � t� � a.� ��sa L..r�J� tif.i:of,� ��n ,:�. � � J '.� o�%Y r �� L� 2 � i��;i� `',r,.� �r'�4 r � cl L: ij �A 2 r'' f F - � •J a�`'�ei<;� . ia o �; � �`-� � �-.._ / . .. .. ' �..... i�-� .. s .. .. .. .... � . L p 7 �-`-'� '--�� .�..., .._. � . �.. ,_ „.::; '3 ,^;� P��...4 -_ ,�. �� . .�-� ' . 9 17 �. ..� i. ... . . .... ..._,.. . ... _ _, .._ ...,�rs �..'� . ,' .._ _ . _ .. . . . .. . . ...... .. �, � .._}si�m. .. �.'u ,- - . _ .., ' ," _ . , -�, ..-.`� . C-s � L .''.. �- ' .. _ .. ; � , �_: .. .:. _... . _ . _.: ��. . .:., :�'' . , . _ �. . . .. . .. ,. .., ... . t , •_ ....._. . _ ..�. . �'.. _ ... .._. . 5 ! 1 ' �. _ , h. ) � � . _.. ,... . ..... . � ,..... . . ... .., .._ � ._. L ...., ... , � . .. ... .. . . . .. !� ._ �. _ . , . .. . , .l.... . .., � . �.°.. _- t .. ..... .. . . .._. , _ _".. � _.. .. .._'. '"' t'�r� . - .. .. ..., ._,... _ ."' Z ., ,... y . _ ...... �✓ ... .. .... S. .� 5 _, 2i� .. .., � � �_:'�r. ' L .4, .i f + ` 1 a.� s ` � � ' ': d't �.. 1 � ��-) f �� . ti�. .. �� e �.s ��Y � 4 �' G S' 3.� �- f. G,.. r:' ., �' : i �, r . � .. �1 �., � . .1 � c � ��J r.t: F. ��., � � �i ��%.', c ti�:' c. _�::; -.. ' i .. .. i �. .. .._, u G o u r L ii N G � s A a s te <� S? o o G . .- 9 9 c 4 0'� 1 � ..�._.._ a . .......t.,... ... ..�.. ._ .... . _ "✓ aL : ... .+. ( ! . . ..- .. .? r� `,� r )� . , . �' 1 . , F� '; ^:,— . . i ' r' ,; , `i� __ � , . . �.:,=Y '"� � L� ` _ _ ' � . � c ,.. _. . . +�G'� ✓ `'��-` ��,�_. .. ��. 11._�e .�. .. .� _._ _.�. F . _ _. ` , �.�-. a 1 .._ .._ .._ •_ - _ h l . ... ` .. :+,. Yi�:. , ., . � ;� �� ., • - - ,, � o� li i j . � i� ; �� _--- ----- , �; - — �f - -- ------- --_/ _- - -r - -- -- - -f-''�- �, - -- . - -_ ,, _ _ _ _ __ -- - - -- - ;� � -- --- �1 I j%� �+��!•�f �$-?.�..� I !�l' �:. t`r � " � I ' ;t � -- -- .— _ ------ — -- f l�1?1_.s,_ ' f' � � —- -----� .-- _ — --- — ------- — — — ------ - —__. � . .� , /i �� I � . t i � � _� _,+ � �_ � i _1 ',� ---�__ � 1 ' ' I ,� /' ,. < ��j 1 --�-,j---� �t'?_�1.(J� ---.�-�`=�u_r^i.��--c ��'--f----�t— ', ;--1. I ��_`7:�t� !--; ' �-;%�� j`-'''�;� � ' - r �-� '�; --�-I-r� 1 �-�-- �r-- — 1- .� . " � f °' h �,,!< /'C✓' �� j� ; li�.'' , I '^t ;c,/' ' j.i � h I � .� � h° I � _. - -- �- -.�'---c..- �x:a .{�_„ ..:n. - ----- _'__r'-X 1 --- . :�-- -- - - - + ��t J � . - � - , - - '• -f �-- �' \ s � � ,i ly � � I ` � ( } �, - 1 � � . ,, ,a �f,r ,�.i il ! � 'I �i � � � � ��J i i I i �` � I, � . . II �-� I � ' � - — --�_� � ..:.. . I �._(; _ ' I / 3�I ; , I ' � . � �- � ; j 1 , � ,r--. �i'�...Ca��Y_1.�L:_�._�i.. ' �.__:f 2.� --- --- � 5'w;. „y i �. F �iG.i��i.._.f.._1..' � .- - �-.r � - I ` �I -��- i -i- -� -r-- L___ � ' I� � � f \ i + � i I L' �, � �L/ r h } ; ! . i I 1 � � _t � ---.- I —,�.__ i 1�.�` 4, �-4.,t� ��.lLli ��.1 �YG. ! _j i � x ">�ii:__' � t !j� � ` . l! - ( - - � - � --) - - .. �_ � _--`° .-r LS - ' a f--- - � -.�;- -r _ +-- , -t . -r -� , v ,s � � , � , � �7 I �I I ',, � � * � I � � +_ �� Y Li.�� _i G fi? �� il..'..� . t• i {3i.__ �_ �r. '' � ; i i ; � � �% ^ � i � 9� i � �' � _ ' ' I 11 � { � � � f .r!•---+�.__.� �:__ FS . �,.�., i .11----- -� � -.}--�.-+i--.• ..r _._V.,,. � ' _ - ------t �`'� ,+r[�'��-[+'�--�-".�'P_`i�!�-=i-----�t�t�_I�! �_-� � �_� � -�1�� ,_ �a k� L/�il � !__ � I �^I ti - � ( -r -i—"�-- 6 � i� .- " • / , '' I ' � i , _ , , � _I� � - * I - ' j ! - , � y�)�.c^C ,r: / .�.� ` j . ( r-r.�;'>, , .i'�! . � I . j � l.l I , F � -- _ {� ,� ._ ,, .� _ _ -_ _ �. i`' i � , y� __�'l' -,�,�:sN<�1-� _ _ , t.—. _ _ -i a')_ -, 1 , d. � r S ; i i_ 1 _ _ _ � • � t �- -- ,� + � I A ' 1 �r` � /, x.�„/ y� , 1 � � � � I� ` � i , � '� % � � � � i , II � � I ! _._:i`- - -i.__ _F _ %--�f'ui��------�---''*�-i� -1-�-t-. tt.✓��._V.t,.. . . .:�i'G . �---�-' �" -- - � I I-�- �-� � -t�- . _ , . t � . � I - � I ! I . � � , + ` �-' � t r_- i �,�s! � f :� �r- � ;- f , ' .� � i � S i � ` � ' t � ; � , ---- � .. / �- •- . � 1 , � '/ � , � � �� i r,... �'r_.�'--' ,-Jy`� f. : s � � '�,,r� ( f 1 � � ' . I_._..�.._ . _.f-: ' .,` �-}.._ i �._c-. ._'- - J -'*��-+ t-- . .: _ _ _ _ __ L , � f % . � _ . �- - -- �� . r .- , , . jI- - � ---- j , ;; . . � � , �... : r....� � f Lt . ,• � � �� . � ' j � ; � �� f.,` 1 .� .�'� �l `�.n.� ti � /� �.� li I ; � !�lil� il . ^ � �� . • r i -..-�_..._. . _p:..l.,� �._ �r__..s.. ..:.✓1 � . • - .�_�._. y. . _...{a. � _,---i� :_f,_r...� 1 . _ _ ..T.f,_ � � - � -,._� ,�,_:..-�- _.._.i_.__ ...t._:-1-..�...1.� �.- �...:..._... . w � � ..� � � { .�...•� �,_ ` � ' ' ' � ' � Y . f ;� �' � �} �.i � i I � �' : . ; . �c ' �� ,. f � . � i i t � ��i - --- --�--�� /--`.--' ----�4� d-�< `7n.�--- f -� � - +j ! I7 � �-� - -� �-r i � � . _' -I - r. (* -1 ` - Y - r j -� � - - j -- T-T I ` r -� - i: - � I :�i%�� IL'i ni1 ' �i ' �1 � � � i t�i n �, I I � �r � �! I . . � �i 1 � i � , I .1 -. i • t. `p,. . . �;_ . _._.._�.> __4�_- •----��.1,�__�l .f�..�..� Kx __}, -..�' -� �- .,.� �` � __!._� --�.--'.`1' �� • ' _�__ �. �. .�._ .. _ • -�-'� �- " -- , '; � f . � � ;I ' ! r ' p� _ ' i , � '� � � ; -{ j � � tr • 4 (r'/ � � � "O t �?..u,.-_�.,�� .i-.. 4 !� t�'�r.i'7�h•�) ( iT ,�6'`, i � � � i i�,l i� ar^, � ; � . � .! ,� jl Cc - � � �. 1 �� ..i �i � .. _ �___—, _ _.. ,,�_ _ _ _ ___ . ,�.__ ",�. ,.,r._ _. }.�_r � , ._. ,. _ - ; - - - -. _ r _. .i} _ i-.i .� - - - � I, �' i i . � . .�_ %�,Z, � y� �� t t ' i i G r �! � , � /� � '� ' � ' • � � . �i - ; ' ; ' � �C�—!-' �, /'� v�'�±� � a ',�_ � 1 � i , ; � ,�_ : t � ;' ; ; � ! _" .�.. ._ 6..� L.^�.'� ..�„i__ .y:,, _ - }._��. �,LS..�_..._ L_� '� .. /�� i �- t_ [iT�.. 1. .!. _ t - _ -�,.._ �;S � �� . � I � 1 � �I �: � I ... �i �`� C.% ` I ��' ��, � � I i �lZ��fi".��t�, � °..�1hd i I. .,_,:..�----- i _ . � i ._.. � . � _ J. , . _ I � � i � _..�.._� � f S � t� t _ .T .:._ .�_. , __. Y --, i_ s,_._ t � I' �.7 t. /' �! � �. ,r � � � ��, - '..j._� '--a � I +--.�_..6._ 1 ; i . :_/ V � S � i � �� I , � ,. ' e'-_'_.-' _ _ . } ,- -Jt-_ 1_ � _ _�i P'� �. .> . f ----- - - � -- �° - i � _ , _,.. _ _ _ � ! -+ -- - ` .._�._ r r�_ ! , / i ' � , I � ,, " ' _ _ ` 1 J/ �3 l j� �---- - �' I � �� I r ,� I� � i I � , i I --- , ,� � � ! "�"'-- �_- 1 . C � - - -� - � _ ( i ; "t' ..;_. : . �_., .. �;- - �-+ ... � ( : ._ .!.. . _ � � .,� -- � ---i - � � 1 } :I� �,4 ' F t_ � , � �- I � �. r � I �� I � �� _ � -�� , �. � � � _ ' ' °�'� �::� —__ ��`�� ; 9 i1 � � �' r �--_�.-- -__ �._ ,..- _ tj-- � i. � 1 <.i _1 � : _,., - - __. - ---- ' ' _ � j � ! ' ' I i t� f�. i � .1. � . i ! � . � �, - . � �� i I� � � i i i � �� I i i _. .:1_._----" - � ----.__._. _._. .-----�- � . � _ _ ".._�____'__.'.__�_.� .._ �'_'.,_'_. t. i_..�.+_ . ' . �. .' +'_ 4.'_.' ' __ .L" , t ._.l-_ _..._. i � � � � f � I �.� - ..� .' . !I c �. / �� Q /; °' � {v,q, 7 � i _ 1' J � / � J , ^ ' '� --- _ � , i _.._ __ »_ ._ _ . . __. _.I _ .. _ _ �_.._. __ �;r...�._!r � _._;._ _ �=�-�__ -- ---- jl-._� � � _�_ I �..� _.i_. .r ..` ! Y ' A�_ .. .._.1 .� .. , � � " . �� / � � _:;. ' �i s� ''�` l -' -`�- -- - - - ' , 1 � '� I � , 1 � � _ . - - -- - -_ ._ �. __. _ _ __ _____ _ ,! . � - ;, , _i i.. .1� �,� _ _j _ . 1 1. (+ d q / _ _ ; ' 1 . ' ��; < < . ., �-- -1__ �,� �_ �_' .,._ , , � , ; ,, � ; a , / �' � j � � -- �__.._ __��-�Y---� "`�ti --- _, �. _ � ; �'r`?�. �_, a� _ .. . ,: J , � --� l' /1�. �:. ( � � � � � � � � ', � Y l4 r e � , j ' . '! � '; , � , i i � ' - -,� _. _. � - .� -"i..r�._� _ �`_ ':: � _ -'' "�--- -- / .�.t�l li_ ' � � .'��+ _=s+'."_ ' � !� , , � � � _ �_.. , . ._- . .'.'-..Y_.. �-t i� --f .�..�_, ... ,... , _: -'' - . - �'. . _ ' • .. - "' : i r � � '�. : � C�' �t j Ci �r � T�' / e'. ! � � i � � . I / � i � � . : �. • ' , .. " / � r � _ ' ____ __+._.-t �}__.'__ � _.- {.. t r},i_ ___' _ ..__ _.___. ... __._ r �1...._ - _ !; �.. f _ _ _ t x - - . .. . _.. �� L _. _ ' ' 7. rY t �� p � ' � , i ' � � ,� i ---' --.`f*" ...� ^,•�_•._______.��.._.._�_... t/�.......,� _ f , �-• �f - � _ _, : 1 N,_ . .:...i � �._:_._ ^..__ �% �. �-. --- r��1,� �~.t.y,a.i '% I 1 1f, �ll {' � � I� '. y � . ._ ._ �.. -._t, .. �i.r'� : f ;,,� ..'.',: >t:.- --- ---._ _�. ____._. ��.a: I � � , . �o� �7 � �' � , � ,i i � r--� � � � '' � - f .`.. �._ .� i � �', � j � � :_ _ _ , �. . --�- - -, _ , � ,_7 , 1 �, i �. ; , ;� , , , ,i , , • � ; + ' � ' ^ ; ,, ' � ' . , I. r j -' k r- � , �-� f1 � % ' } ; ,,� , � f,, < �' ; . , ' , 1 � , ,, ; . � ' --_ _ ,, k�. �'1�_,- . �.��=� ,-_ � � r:; � ;;_ , : < �.-+- , - . :�% s,. � _ ,. . -, -� - — - �� - - - ---- . •- � i. ! I'� •• "' '•• -� - / �-- --- y� ! � .. ' -- -- - - - -' --- - , f i� � - _ /� � -- �--- - - - --�i t�._ _[.: � 5 .-� �S ---- - - - - �1 i-u .. 'i I ;G _ . � ! 1 7 � ,' j + i t ' � � f ; , , � / j r� �- - ---- ��lsfr _ j` .! . 'a� , _ � � i s+�.p., ._ .� . y � � . . ._ .. i � ' � -- .--- � - � --. _... _. .__.� —_-- -� ----- -. _ _ ... ... / �� ,� .� � �1 �� i '� /C'o /i� ✓ ••+�,' ,� -+ ' r r �� . f � .� .yA ' � i + I / . ____ �_,c ___._ ..... _.� .__._ _ _.. ..__ _<. , --•- --' -- - � I _.. _ . : .._. .. _ -a. 'r � � . _..- _ . _ i . i , j . � '._ � ' , � . .. i . , � � _��_�+ � _L'. C J , ' ' � j i ' --+ � - - '-- _<� , , _ E .-- _ _ __ _ _ _ . , . . . . _ _ . i i' � --' _ _ r ; , __ �_ .. I 'j �•�-_.J ;5 •... � ,�^� - � � . ��'y c. � � �,t r:1' � � � . : � . � � /� i ---'�---�-'---_-_.-__".-- ---- , -'.� � (; :. _ i � , "% � . . i . . ; _.. a- , + , . � .. . - ' -- ._� ...__._-�---'-- - .._ ,..__,_..� ;: .. / .,�, � � • ' . - _ . ... _. . . _ - _ �I � � � - � �., / , i � . , . �. . . , �, f .. a� ' _ _-- - / _ - - " . _ � � _ . '' '� ,' . -- - ' ` �j �r,� � — . • ...-v-f _ _._..r'�__� .. 4>. _ .___ . f �. �.i ,__ _� � _ L J.:'�.j c' .lr `� rJv . . . _ . _ i � -__ _ _ ' `__' .._... ' ,, // ^ .._�_. ! ( -` ' ^ . � ! . � `'`C � . _ . . • • � • • ,1 � ti� ✓ • G� � .� . � I . / -�-�- -- � --�' ��>- _. �'-� r --- -- ---_�1 � _ . ' _ _ _ .. ,.� � ..� , .. , � , , , __ �- .__ _ . _. 3; �i ' I' / . , ;I , • � , , r ' �1. , s1 � :.... .h � `.� -, � �� ; . �.. ,.. r 1 . i � i , .._._._.-„'_._-A-�..,..�___•.c...i._.c._ [..: L.. .._' ' ' �.. _ '_ ' _ _ _.- . .. : � � � . _" . __ � �.;��... _ _.. _..._. _..___L... � -. _�..�- - - . . . 4 ._ ... _ _ � . � ,. � ^ �. i . , I , . . i . - . f �� . .. .. - . - - � . " r_ . . r . ' ' f' j � ,- ^ , - � r � . � , .�_F'+ :, - . , _I_ � ._ :^; _ '! . �; ' � : , : . - - --- - -- � . _ . : . _ � _ _ _ . ._ _ . . _ . �_ � �; ! .� ,� t. -.- . , , ,>:� , , , ..;. - - �--- , - , ��,�. f _ 1' ,.. :__ � . ... 1�,��_�� :. _ _ . _ , _. �, L. - - � -� . _, _ _ ._. . , , ; . „ r i _. ,� ` � , - ,r . ,�; � . ,,: , /r� � ✓ .t:.+c. � . /� _ `i � . ,( t . . i . '.,�_. 1 ..._.'Ji'___. _.. /. ._._' "'r."_ ___"_'. __ '.�'_'.'r . 1 _ 1_. _ . , .. ..)J � : - ; _" : f .. . � T � .� f: . _ ` --� .� ' r_ _ . _ ' __.!. ';� 5 i� � ,� —� - � _. .— -__ - --- - ------ ----------- - - ,: , . i. - - - - - - . . ,} �-- - -- � �� r� � - t — • - - „ � , � ! � �a %� '�� f �y � ; r.� � �� : . . , , _. - `?__..� �. _.,�� _: _ _ . . - — x '�------._.__-.,_�. .------------------------__._-- _ ___j- - - � - --- --• - -- - - � i � �; � - . � --, , : , _ _ �{_ _. — -- t � —_ _ , �.i `f u `; � . . ' ' : _ : — - — — i �� I I I .. _. s _._ __ .... . " . __ .. .. . ... . .. . . ... _ _". . —.._ .♦ � . ' � . �� . ' � . ' . . ; . � r , � . i ,' � � f �— .4 �� p '., ": n E � fj ` ' .� �-.-' .� a.`�'$ C. , :ey. �� °�� i � � ;("'� � :� ; �..'v f ..... � .. S . . — -- -- ry - - - - — � `, . _- , _ _ - , — — - -` ' r" r � T" �,r � ' �° f_ i r^ f''. -i � , ... l,-�.�_� i .�.� � ,.Jl7 C ,r,� i.� 1 i .. sr. ��:a � .' ,.. (, .. .� f_' ✓ �1.:` . � i � s-t(9 . E,-- .�. t" � _ ...._. ___-._ . .___ . - . . �. > .___. . . . . .,. .. . , _. s.�� . � _. * � �. �°1 i v �J -- _._ ___ --_ �� ''' � `+ '° J �q c ��y Y � .._....r-"' (. j,U -.. . _— __,_ '__ __ _ ' ... _ ._ __ _' '___ ___ ___ ' " . _ _ _ — _ __ _ i -- — -- - _ _ _ _ _ - _ __ __ _ -- -- _ _. _, _ ---__ _ __ __ __- -- - - :� , .�� . ...t y � �� {r a.s _ � � , � '`"� . -s. 2 ; f .--- --- - - _ . .: -- -- ea:�.�'.:, c , - f t �n � i, �--- - - ._ ._ . _- � . ; '' .___.-_'_.- �------'------'—.'_---- � � - - r� II ---- _ ..----- ' II . .--� - -- - � --- '' - - ------- ,- _----.. . __.__... �. - _ . .. . _ _"_ ._ _'_ ' . 4 I i � �� 1 �! �-----� i � � � -.-- .._.._._ 'ij :• � 11 -- -�- -. ... _. _ 'I .. . _ . __. _ ._ -. - .. , .--_ . .--.—._--- - � I . . _ -- -- .._-- .� / � ' �� . � � ' 7' � 4� � ..J si . ' _. _ _--- � - � � � �=- '', `'` 1 Z `:ti � � - - - � - -- - -- �� i. I '- � —�' - - — -- - _- - --- +' -- ''- � — �- - _ - �;1:— --_ -- -_ , r _ i ' , j j r ' � ;: � i , �—� - �I - --- ---- - ,' +� ' : ! � I i i � ' ' � ' � � I ( I i I u ' � ----_ __._ --- r - � r � � i- - { --� t 1 _L � J : -� } L t - - , - — i �� 1 t r � � . if I � I I �� i C i� 1 � i j I �;� � j �� i � • C ., „ �� ,, --- - ' ,...c .� _--` � � t 1'T :a i -" ' � '� ' n i i �-- �t � xt R . � __ . Yt' � _ �- —_. � '�'�. , _i � �. ' . _ ; I � - — i, � � - - ! �- �' � - �--j— - - ; ' ;.i r ; I i , , _l � 1! �� , � �� , �;i_ i�� i — -�-- { _ ____ _-- -- - -- -- ------ -- - - - -� , -- � i ' _ _1_ � � `;_ I �-- . . _�_ �_ ; - � , � I , � �i � � j �� t_. �. � ' ��.' i ,; �� 1 , ' ' � ;' � I � � . --�-- ''.,c:'c�[ ) /i� . � I� i. 6 r il., � � ��?' :� i � t . .. � � , / ��)� � � � - : � � � � � � ! �` . � �' _ - _ ' ' _ _ _"__'__. __ _" _ � 3. p- } __, .._. . _ -. Y_G I� . . i _' f' .' _ !+_ ' �' " +_"' _ -_ _- ' � � � �' . � Y � ; ,,. , I �� ; � , � � i�, i I .---�----i�._____.__. _..._-_---u____._._..._._ � � i �� ; ..3 /_ r i,; �< < � �, �>i �C�� I � � �� j 'I ' ,._ , I ; � � �/ ...:�......,.`. .. _� i .....� _..._ . _.y.._ y _ _. L,_ _ _ ; ' ' 'j.r�. .: . _� 4._." � �.� i.� r1't� F� � ' / f` � . �.7 fI s, ..i`p, , .. � ,� j �, , � I � . � � I . i ' j; _ ___..'{. _ .� . _ V - - " s.,� 7 ' e'�. . . t' f ,,.. .,,� { - n I � . � - - � ' - ' �- - � . � ' i _ _ � i � - ---- ' ' � - -- — -- -- ---=- . i� �. � t_ _. � _.. , � _ .; � � , : _� i_, , �_ _ r i_ _-_�- I . ' , : � �l /'l ..a-�, � f '� . C.L�� i � t I t i � �, -- —� --- -�} L. �� 3 --- `-� - �-. ;,f __ _ -------,� s� ' � �` i � _: 1 � - - + ' �' � ; ' __ ,, , , �. i ! � � .r- , ,, _ � ; -; , , �� ' -; � � r-t +-}-, -a -,--fi— , __._r__..'�__f'"la�.C,aYl;3r..�.---___ ---- ��.�r� > � %� � -(- �.r� ; E ' � ; � '' , , ,, � i �� „� � � , � ( _ ._ _._ , _ . ; _ _ a . _ � , . ,, , � ; � , � , r+- � � f i/ ( � i i i: ;, 1 or " r_1 i � i ' ; -- r II f-___F-�_-��.^�.'��i�. . . -._-� -----__� !�;'!w '� � . ' ___ . 'W�.. . �5� _. ; � _ � __il° � - - i f i...i. � .. �-{-'-- - - �.: + ._ i c �/ (`� A � .r..._j_.�....� �'4.G�.YC:.L�� y�_... _�� .: w.A.�.. �, r f, <.r ,.t:�.'SL�- .. _ � . � _ I � -, _ . _ '.._ �. _f-. _ .:j I :� � � J � f � "_"�.. I � � I ' ' , ,, � -. . - . ,. . � - � � . ; � I ."f""_ --f--i.-... .._.�..�, � . . . 'I . . . . `" _' . Y .- l� � � . � J . . � � . I � � i � I � . -� �t .�,�! Cf a�.:l,,�. t�. .',� 1 �S.p. r,�� -- '�.A }� � .. �:n<J � --I . . �' __.;_.�_ � ..--;' 1-- / . � ' ' ! iI . , ., � ; . � 1 — -- --�. _ - . _ � _. , l ; i � � � , ?' r ; , ; ; � ± �.� , I �; %�i .,.-. ��,, f, '^a '!��- '; � : n � ' , `: �.. ; �' � ! � i i ,I .,, i i - �---f -w�.�-�.Cl.e� -'_.l r. _ L.� i ..._ ...J.Y`:- , .t --- � - 1^ - - l.- - - - - -' -.. : _ _.._ _.._ � �::- ' - �, - �, i � � � � � , � � . , � �' i �� j , � i� � _ :"_._ _.. �_._. I,_ �_..._. _..."'_'_ "'__-___.. _ . .. .. . ____ ._ :t . .�� . _ _ . ! _! _.�.. i' "�_ �. -,- .--.��_. . _� .. _t- . . . i ei� t � i , --f .._�_ ._ . I � . . t I .. � �. .1 - __ � � '' , -�'` ____ " °�� ;i ,� ' � �!� r+':� � � �� il � � ��' � IT ��,- ' t � sy i ! � ii ` li�� i � 1--- -=- t , � � � 3 £ '' •` ,1 I �: fz �' . � , t �. _ i _._ .. . _ -�.. � r- _-.y ... i '_. .ir w.:, 1 �.�v: ...s0.� J � - -�-�;-- I �I '�--1 � _._. ' �' i� I � � I ? j �� i jl ,� i � '. w_.��. ' ,� ' � : . i � � ' 1 .L��.. � I f �:.�__..__}.�_.�.�_._�.__...__. _�_.__. �.... / I .�....� .._._.__.._ _...._... ..__...__ � .f -�.., _ ___ _._• ..:. r - � -^--_._ ..ti..._ _ t_�:_ 4--- � ,(I . � � ; : , 1'", t i^�� ++ __,. .�. i I��+/ `�,�1C�� i � I, � �--- . }�__ . ---�----�-- -�---._. _.._---- ...____._.__�-----. ' -i ' i ' I � '- 11 � � -t ; .. i.... _ ..il 1 �- ; ., . : _l I . ; . ._ .. t � _'�j. . �l.__. �_.._. . �..1 .' ' _' -. .� jj � � , ' 1 � II � �: � � ' '. . ! I � . i r_._. . ...__ :.. _ ___.. __-'__-_- ._____ _'.. _ _._' , .� � � � � � ..._'__.__...' __'__' _." .' . 1._.. ..:. _.. .j. :.. ..._ . .. . j_.. __ . _ . _ � . - � - � .L..j i I �" r � !� 'I � ' j ' � i i ,� � � � �- -� - � 4.---- �-- ---- -�-- - � � . I'-. _!.___II . _ .. .. _. - ---.... _. . . ___ __•. _ . .. . ._ . ._� ._. _ .._ � , ._ ;- - `- - , - -- � � � � � -- - �----- - -._... .__. .; , ; � � `- -- -.. _ .. . _ . , . .�. . ��;� �. ...., _._ , ..... �_i._ � - - ;� � .!1 i ..�.� .. �' , ; ' i 11 � i , ! , , I ' � � I � � � �_� � �� ,��(� n�� °, . d',Y (.h�p n-7^� t. 'tii-<y�y P�� a, � A�sr ��;;;��,1�:s�S��r��h.NJ',!i ,�aS��v�:v'=� � 3425 COOI_SDGE STRGET N. E. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN�SOTA 554i8 181-261 7 0 ivovc::�r��r �!,1y70 C? ty of' li'xiciley U1�3�. UYg1jTE;):�.i1t�r ri.Vf�e1`:�.G'�e ��'ridl_e�,:�inn.55�a�� .tte:ntion : ��..rr. el Cla.r'� Re: St.r_ eet �.r�d. L��ility �,'�.se__ie�7t, Ad.ams St..Add. G�de 6�rould pe �-�i_lliri� to sit�n t'�ie e�.se�rer�t reaua_re� ov��r a �>�.r. �;�f I;ot 8, '31_0��: 4, Ada.~ns Stre�t ��dd.iti��.r_� for the consic'era.� tion af �l ��ree �Il�nc�sed. i�oll�r. s i`i3 300. 00 ). I�� t_�is :r�eets ��i.t�_ �our a_��ov�lspJ_:;�:�Se 1°t �n.e '.�no�,�r �.nd. _l_ v�ill for�aard_ t,rie si.:�ned d�cu_�le.r,�s i�o your office. `1' ��ari�r�:-- Y o u . ., � CTS i � / .Z:�C✓1L %�\ . -c-t'-c...t �..`� L 'I`ho �� .� s �I . Sti-�,a.r�son hae Lir•r vr ; r�t�L�v G4�1 UP,IU��;,,iTYAV�, iY.'�. � � � � � Y � � ��flV �� - �Q; � tiM - Pl� �':� �,i�.��0�11aL�; �.��,��,��i ��. i_ _ �: �(:-, . a L �`� • �` , `� � `,� O M ��. �t" �iQL�. , - ,. �. �. � j ,`e _ .-``. � . . � F c t '�-�� `� u i � .�. ! � Y � I>. t . �:� �_.• F .. �:i � ... f.t. � � �'---•< � ; i �i i� �01=.° J�. /-� L C 1= J V r�, r_ 1 .. I � , I � � i�� 5��.�� ,, : :�.�. , . A i�E SOLUT � ON " 0 ADVER'T' I SE T'nK BID S BE IT RE SOLVED by the Gouncil of. the Cityo uf Fridley, as foilows; 1. That it i�> in the intere:�t ot the City to award hid con tracts for the following items or materials. PACKAGE PROPERTY AND CASUALITY INS[TR,ANCE 2. A copy of the :;pec�ficatior.s for the above described items and materiats, toKether with a proposal for the mettiud ot purchase �nd �ne payment thereof have been present�d to the CouLicil b� the Cit.y Manager and the same are hereby approved and adopted as the p�ar,s and specifications, a.nd tt�� me�:hod of acquisitiu�i and p•1��nent to be required by *he City wi th re�p��c t to the acquisition of said items and materials. 3. The purchase of said itemti and m<iterials as d�scribed above sha11 be effected L�y =ealed bids to be received and opaned by rhe City oL Fridley on the 14th dav of December, 1970. The �:ctin�; City �tanager iti directed and authori�ed to advertis< for the purchas� of :;aid i�ems and mdterials by seated bid pro�u�als wlder notice as provided by law and the Charter of the City of Fridley, che not:ice tu be substanti.illy in form as that shown by Exhibit "A" attached heretu and made a part of by reference, Said notice shall be p4t�lished at least twice in the uificial newspaper of !ii�:� City of Fridley. � PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CT.TY COIiNCIL OF TIiE CITl' OF 1 ;: . � '', FR TDLEY THI S �� i DAY OP -; �� , 19 � 0. �b , � ' r ATTE S'f ; CITY CLERK Marvin C. Brunsell MAYOR Jack 0. Kirkham �s �� . CITY OF FRIDLEY BLD NOTICE for PACKAGE PROPERTY AND CASUALITY INSURANCE EXHIBIT "A" The City CounciZ of the City of Fridley, Minnesota will accept sealed bids for Package Property and Casuality insurance. Such quot.a[ions will be received by the City Manager's Office no later than December 14, 1970 until 1:30 P.M. on the said date at the Fridley City Hall, 6431 University Avenue Northeast, Fridley, Minnesota; Telephon� 560-3450, for the term of January 1, 1971 to January 1, 1972. The City reserves the right to reject any quotations and to waive any irregularities or informalities in the bidding. Each bid shall be accompanied by a Certified Check, Cashier's Check, Cash or Bid Bond and made payable without conditions to the City of Fridley, Minnesota, in an amount of not less than five percent (5%) of the bid, which check, cash or bond shall be rorfeited if bidder neglects or refuses to enter into Contract, after his bid has been accepted. , The City reserves the right to accept the bid which is deterroined to be ' in the best inter�sts of the City, The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids and waive any informalities or technicalities in any bid received with�ut explanation. Copies of the specifications and general conditions may be examined in the office of the purchasing �gent, or copies may be obtained from this office. All bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes and plainly marked on the outside with "PACKAGE PROPERTY AND CASUALITY INSURANCE BID". MARVIN C. BRUNSELL Acting City Manager PUBLISH: November 18, 1970 November 25, 1970 �% r�, �- � � '� J I ' I � I ' � X R L S U 1. U T I 0 N W?-IEREAS, THE Ci tyo uf Fridley has ��, � a i;,e�+. the Commis�i;:�ner�� approval of tht pla�ls fc�r the foliowing :Nunicipal State- Aid Street Project(s); M.S.A.S. No. 27-326-01 Located 3rd Street Between 49th & 53rd Avenues Consisting of _ Grading, Base, Curbing, Surfacing M,S.A,S. No. 27-307-04 Located _ On 73rd Avenue Between Highway ,�k65 & Central Avenue , Consisting of Gradin Base, Surfacin ' M.S.A,S. No. 27-309-02 . Location 79th Avenue Between Beech Street and Main Street I � Cnnsistin� of Grading, Base Surfacing AND, WHEREAS, said (City)(�#}}age� is prepared to proceed with the � construction of said project(s) by providing local funds to supplement the available funds in its i�Yunicipal State-Aid Street Account. WHEREAS, repayment of the funcls so advanced by the municipality is desired in accordance with the pr<,visions of Chapter 309, Laws of 1963. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That the Commissiouer of Highways ' be and is hereby requesred to appr�ve this basis for financing said cun- struction project(s) and to authorize re�ayrr;ents from the subsequent accruals to the Construction Account :i Municipal State-Aid Street Fund for said (City)(�i#}}age), within the limitations provided by law and at ' the times and in tl� amounts as herein indicated (not �o exceed five year5). � On or after Feb. 1, 1971 -$ 30,886.30 frum 1971 Allotment � I, Marvin Brunsell duly appointed and qualilied Clerk in and for the (City)({i}}�a�e) of _ Fridiey , State of Minnesuta, do hereby certify that the abvve is a true and full copy of a re5olution duly adopted by the (City)(V}}}age) Council assembled in (regular)(spee#a}� � session on the _ /�o day of _�j�p'� - , 19 ' � i Submit: 2 Copies - S.A, Division (City)(V�}}agej Clerk (City)(�}}}�ge� of Fridley (SEAL) �" S.� L� I � ' RESOLUTIOfd N0. '�"" - 1970 (. � A RESOLUTIOPJ AUTy0RI7_ING F1ND DIRECTIPJG T�IE SPLITTIi�G 01= SPECIAL ASSESSh1EhJ7S OPJ LOT 6, PARC�L 1800, ,4UDITOR'S SUBDIVISION N0. 7c� bIHE2EAS, certain speciat assessments have been levied with respect to certain ' land and said land has subsequently been subdivic��d. N04J, TtiEREF02E, 6E IT RESOLUED as fotlows: ' That the assessnents levi�d against the following described parcel, to-wit: Lot 6, Parcel 1300, Auditor's Subdivision Pdo. 7v, may and shalt be apportioned and divideu as fotiows: ' Origirial Parcel � Lot 6, Parcet 1800, Auditor's Subdi vi si on ido. 7B I � � Division of Parcel Approved Part of l.ot 6, Parcel 1790, Audi�or's Subdivision Pdo. 7� '— ,' Part of Lot 6, Parcel 1�i00, Auditor's Subdivision �lo. 78 , -.ti, � Fund Regular SA 1960 Service Conn. 19b0 Service Conn. SS #5-C Storrn Sewer Fund Regul �r S/� 1960 Service Conn. 19�0 Service Conne SS #5-C Storm Seti•rer Regul ar S;a 1960 Service Conn. 1960 Service Conn. SS #5-C Storm Setiver , Ori gi na1 lamount $ 2,621.00 507.03 3�6.93 5,745•li� $ 9,200.42 Ori gi nal Ariount $ 838.72 16z.25 104.62 1,B38.S5 $ �,782.23 344.7$ 222.31 3:906.91 $ 9,?00.42 ADOPTtD SY THE CITY COUNCTL OF TFiE CITY OF' FRI JLFY Tf-IIS D,�Y OF , 197a. MAYOR Jack 0. Kirkham ATTEST: CITY CLERK Marvin C. Brunsetl �� ' , ' ' � I ' I ' I � � ' RESOLUTIO'J IdO. ' t .% - 1970 . � A RESQLUTIOPJ ,!'�UTNORIZIi�IG r1P,D UIRECTII'la TNr COi43IilING OF SP�CIAL ASScSSNittdTS OPd P1aRT OF LOTS 13 Af�1D 14, P,!�RCELS 23f30 /1PdD 2900, /�UDITOR'S SU��IUISIOfJ (J0. 7� blHERE�'�S, certai n speci al assessments have been 1 evi ed t��i �th resnect to certai n tand and said land has su�sequently been subdivided, NO'.l, i'HcRCFORC, �E IT R�SOLU=D as iollo+�rs: That the assessments levied agains� the follot.>>ing described pat-cel, to-4��it: Part of Lots 13 and 1Lr, Parcels 2��0 and ?_gp0, Auditor's Subdivision ido. 7B, may and shall be apportioned and combined as fo1lo�,vs: Ori�irial Parcels Funcl Oric�inal Amount Parcel 2350, /ludi tor's Subdi vi si on S#63 ( Sea��er Laterat ) $ 160. b0 Noa 7B Parcel 2}00, r'iuditor's Subdivision Regular SA $ 8,°u94.25 �'do• 7g S�#63 (Se�Ner Lateral ) 5 179.35 1970 Service Connections Combining of Parcels I�p�roved Part o` Lots 13 and tj�, Parcel 2�3�5, Auditor's Subdivision ilo. 73 Fund r2egular SA S ;�63 ( Seti�er Lateral ) 1970 Service Connec�ions , Paid $14,234.20 Ori gi nal ��,mount $ $>;9�+.25 5,339.95 Paid $14,234.20 ` i ADOPTED 5Y THc CITY COUiJCIL 0� THE CITY OF F�IDLEY THIS �� DAY _�, , OF '� �� , 1970. ATTEST: CITY CLERfC hlarvi n C. 8runsel 1 M/�YOR Jack 0. i<i rkham �� , � ' � ' , I � I ' I � I �� I � I ' Ci I ' I ' I ' ' �: . RESOLUTTO�J P�Oe ' � t - 1970 A RESOLl1TI0P� AUT�-i02I1IPdG ��i�lD DIRECTIidG TI-�E COiI`�IiwI(dG OF SPcCIAL ASSESSMENTS Oid LOT 2, BLOCK 1, AND LOT 3, E3LOCfC 1, OAK GROVE 11DDITIOi�d ;JHERE/�S, certain speciul assessments have been ievied witl� respect to certain land and said l�nd has subsequ�ntly been subclivicleG, PJO;J, THERFFOR�, �E IT RESOLVED as fol l o��is: 7hat the assessments tevied against the follotiying described parcels, to-wit: Lot 2, ';lock 1, and Lot 3, 31ock 1, Oal< Grove Addition, may and shall be appor- tioned anc! com'�ined as follows: Ori c�i,nal Parcel s Func1 Ori gi nal .4mount Lot 2, '31ock 1, Parcel 20, Regul ar S� 4�d (hiai ns ) $ 42.10 Oal: Grove Addition SW #26 (Laterals) 55$.8� Lot 3, �lock l, Parcel 30, Oak Grove Adclition Com`�ji ni ncL of Parcel s Approved Lots 2 and 3, 31ock 1, Parcet 25, Oak Grove Adclition ST. 1950-1 (6oth �ve.) 71.20 ST. 196�-1 (Fridtey St.) 400.80 Regu1 ar S� 1J (P1ai ns ) $ 42.13 SW r'#26 (Laterats and Services 715.'92 ST. 1966-1 (66th Ave.) ' 71a20 ST. 196b-1 (Fridley St.) 400.80 $ 2,302•92 F'und Ori�inat lamount Regul ar S�'.J (Mai ns ) $ a4.20 S!J ;�26 {Laterat s � Services) 1,274.%2 ST. 1966-t (66th Ave,.) 142.40 ST. 196b-1 (Fridley St.) 801.60 $ 2,302.92 ADOPTED 3Y TN� CIIY COU�!CIL 0� THE CITY OF FRIDLEY ThIS oF , 1970. ATTEST: CITY CLERK Marvin C. Brunsel] DAY MAYOR Jack 0. Kirkham �� ,f . f1�SQ�U1•l�,�f ��r �% '_ ..�� ' �J/v . -7�-�. A R�'SOLUT'lOrd r1UT��lO�ILI�dG A;!t� ��I i�GTIiJ� 1��+E COi��1':s; i�if`�G OF S°�CIAL fiS�ESSI�IENTS OiJ L07 20 J1,Pd�� LGT 21 , ULOCK 2, Oi'dA';�r°;l' �D�ITiO��: y�i ��i�c��s� CC'.'Y'�:81 tl °i�?C1 c� uSSE°,S�ilntl'GS i1::iV8 ��Ci'i � �V1 �Q VJ? �i"1 resp^-,Ci: t0 Cel'tc�l tl 1 and an� s�i d 1 ancl h�s suL- secj;�ent 1 y been su�:�cli vi ded, , f!0'��l9 Ti-I�RcFQI:�� II R��-.:�Ot_V�D �as iollo�r�s: That the assessments ievie� against the '�olto�ving described parcel, to-ti�it: Lot 20 �nd Lot ?_1, �loci: 2, Ona+h�a}� �'�dd�tion, may and sh�ll be apportioned ancl combined as follo�•�s: Ori c�i nal F'arcel s� Func1 Ori i nal /`,mount Lot 20, Glocl< 2, Ona��ay rldc;ition Regular S& l•J $ 11.60 Lot 21 , L�i ock 2, Onav,ray llddi ti on tid ;#34 �4eg«tar S � �rJ t� #3 4 Cornbi ni ny of Parcel s;p�rov��f Fund Lots 20 and 21, IItock 2, Parcel 670, Reguiar S v'•.�' Ona,,ray Addi ti on W�34 Fl�OPTEU BY Tt-IE CIiY COUtJCIL OF TH� CITI' Or� F�:t DL�Y TI-!IS 0� �—_�_------' j 970. AT7EST: CITY CLER'(. hlarvin C. Grunseit 45.72 $ 11.60 45.72 $ 1 t4.6� Original Amount $ 23.20 91.41+ $ 1 1 t� . 6�7 DA Y MAYO� ��' Jack 0. Kirkham �� APPOINTMENTS FOR CITY CUUNCIL CONSIDL'RATION - NOVEMBER 16, 1970 fiU61AN RELA"I'10NS COI�IINI'I'TEE DROPPt;D MEh1BER WARD ONE: Mrs. Jordis Mittelstadt 6940 Hickory Drive N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Andrew Kohlan 236 Rice Creek Boulevard Fxidley, Minnesota 55432 WARD TWO: Stephen A. Kachina 6476 Dellwood Urive Fridley, Milinesota 55432 A'T I.ARGE : Rev. Mark Denyes 7460 Van Buren N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Robert Buckley 54 Locke Lake Road Fridley, Minnesota 55432 (Resolution #271-1964) 'I'ERM EXPIRES 12-31-71 12-31-70 12-31-70 12-31-70 12-31-70 SUGGESTEp NAMES BY THE HUMAN RELATIONS COMMITTEE: �arbara Weinstein Shirley Pratt 5217 Matterhorn Drive 811 Rice Creek Terrace Fa�her �dward Chmielewski Shirley Caldwell 612Q 5th Street N.E. 5874 Hackmann Avenue Elizabeth Kahnk Dale Stein 2Q9 Rice Creek Boulevard 5218 Matterhorn Drive Nareep Chase Chris Cavender Q�a Rice.Greek Terrace 6552 Central Avenue � APPOINTEE r, � � �_�. Fred Marsh Father Richard Podvin 6120 Sth Street N.E. Carolyn Rouse Barbara Koropchak 76?5 Madison Street N.E. CLAIMS � G�nelca.Q: #234�1 .tGvcough #23644 !..-c;quan: #49k4 �Gvcough #5001 0 �� _ LIST ::F LICE?i5 :S TC� '�? A�'�'RC�1�''�;D Ta: ';;".,r>.:; � L �T TFI�': u- : •"�� ,�' ,��, •;.,,��t: lf� 1970 �.. ;- . � V'�,?�D� ''t "•xACHiNE Jackie Ann Hair Styl�sts L'niversi_t� 4c Mississipp� Fridley, r�linn. FOrD F.STABLISu"^�'NT P ig�ly �Jig,:ly 52�1 Central Ave. Fridley, Minn. Or^� SALE LIQUOR Piggly Wig�ly 5251 Central Ave. Fridley� riinn. �IGARETTE �rJalt�� Apco 7250 Central A ve. Fridley, Minn. TAX I� AB �olumbia Heigh?�s Cab Co. 903-l�Oth Ave. NE Columbia Heights, Minn. CHR.IS'�MAS TREE IATS Fridley Lions Club 6289 xwy. �65 Fridley, Min:�. Holi.day Village Nor�;h 250-K?th Ave. NE Fridle y, Minn. ''. � • qobert ?Jielsen �. AP?R0�'�� Y Health Insp��ctor ':v: Piggl.y Wiggly Midwe�t,ern Health In�pector By: Pi��l,y '+Jit=gly Midwestern By: �iobert Pellaw 3y: John LaMont By: Leon Madsen 9y: �,ricksoi� Brothers Healtr► Inspector police Ghief Poli::�: Chief Loli.ce Chisf Fire Chief Fire t;t�ief MULTlP�E pWE�LING LICENSES TO BE APPROVED BY COUNCIL at m�eting November 16, 1970 S�ptember l, 1970 to September 1, 1�71 NAME ADDRE�S UNITS FEE Dee Bee Cor�tracting Donald Babinski 333 Rice Cr�ek Terrace Fridiey, Minn. See above 0 6b70 �uc�a Lane 6680 Lucia Lane b�0 Luc i a Lane � . . . �� . �� . �� rti .. � t, LIST OF CONTRACTOR'S LICENSES TO BE APPROVED BY COUNCIL AT THE MEETING OF NOVEMBER 16. 1970 GENERAL CONTRACTOR APPROVED BY Frontier Lumber & Hardware Inc. Chanhassen, Minnesota By: Herbert Bloomberg Bldg. Insp. HEATING � Olson Sheet Metal Works Inc. 315 Lincoln Street N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota SIGN ERECTOR Telke Signs 3940 Minnehaha Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Robert L. Olson By: Richard Telke Plbg. Insp. Bldg. Insp. �± �:� ' e I ' �STIMATES FOR CITY COUNCIL CONSIDERATION - NOVEMBER 16, 1970 � Wsaver, Talle & Herrick ,�ttorneys at Law 136 East riain Street Anok�, Minnesota 55303 • � For expense advances, dated October 5, 1970 punkley Surfacing Company 3756 Grand Avenue N. E. Minn�apolis, Minnesota �?artial Estimate ��3 dated November 10, 1970 for Street Improvement Project 197U-4 Berglund-Johnson, Inc. Excelsior iKinnesota 55331 Partial Estimate �k5 dated November 2, 1970 for work comp�eted, this date, for construction of Water Improvement project No. 95, Schedule B, according to contract. Cpmstock & DaviS, Inc. Consulting Engineers 1446 County Road " J" Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 For th,e fu�nishing of resident inspection and resident supervision for the staking out of the following con- struction work; Sanitary Sewer & Water Improvement Project No, 93 from September 28 through October 31, 1970 Partial Est. �k12) Wa�er �mprovement Project No. 94 from September 28 thr�ugh October 31, 1970 Partial Est. ��13) W�.ter �mprovement Project No. 95, Schedule B from September 28 through October 31, 1970 Par�ial Est. �k6) $ 37.00 $ 17,067.75 $ 22,853.00 $ 1,504.25 $ 42,24 $ 1,85la.8,� N�Y �f ( .. � 0 0 COLLF�;N: �:li�; .'iu�;;.;E i3CPEN�Eu �.0 YOUR N�C'P BILLING FOR T�;.; r� my pg FHIDLEY. In Account Wlth WEAVER� TALLE & HERRICK Attorneya at Law Cutter Building 316 East Main Street Anoka, Mlnn. �3p3 r � T i'.° Or' F+`=t; �JL ;�. L � J Oct. �, ?�y?0 F.X PEN� AD'JkNC :;� : Clerk af L'is�. �;�. Lrl� �arlson ��5p �� R origard ;0. Ov �� Cor_demnati,�;: �- ? i012 check to ��Clerk of I7L�::t. ,t. 3. �0 Balance Due $37.00 � �� l�a. :i . , , ' i f, �' ii�,� `�� : � j `(� �t q/°qr /� if�°+��pIt�} ��t t ( t Y �y C�,�.�` �.a (� t ��_ :�� 1 F`� r�� ,yl cc _ i� T 1�. L4 4vn �.J <�+' ni �� i. �" 1 l\� + l � ` �. � P ��(.�' �\� T , � �1�.� t3....+tJ�t , k�.,� l.l` ;,. � ; a `Jl�� d3�'�i S:�L�.t�.f.;,a � ,j e ' �/ 1�. j. t,� � 1 i .> ir� �� °� (� 1,.�^ �1`�V1 � 3l'AiL l �.IC l'!![illi�G � �� , t � � E ' � �� ' �, �-, .�_ ...� �i.� ��, � -.. r�c.�r<��55i0f � -� C w3 :`3 ' '' ' F �� ;viQE, u12 2?f �2S?5 , T �,�.._ �, .- �� -��- I ��_i l: 4� 1�T �i.�� J1'� ��J_!.�...I (..i 1`�b�I..l.��_.l'�_) 1. J�..F� J.�.�..�� 1�:�iJ.r1'�; ��i�1 1 V L Zrv �� T� .��i. �- -�.ti .�:�: iLT�Lr�=-�_�..�.�. r!.t_� f ��iar f��:vi� C� �� _G.�r� i I �' !'� . lrr'1-(�1 l., � J, �i; t� . � .�I,�U.j��t f li .�. �)i il ��.!.�i ti13 1� � ,� �(l ) 1 » � Ux� �_r!` . /} .�} i_ r 1 .i.:i . 9 �� ; a�,o�t� ��Z �;s�:c �r,��;��.�.r., �r� . ' T21i�;'�CY�£''1�1.0_'1'ra:�.. .(�� ;��C1.c3.i::LC)i1 Oi .t'�:l'I.'�3 T':�.�?;�1�G:'-1"�: Z.rJC:',� i'j0, 1�v7�� ,1 ��1_1.�.�T' 1�1��.1dRn�J�J �ii�� C.iJ C{ 1 � � Cl�jT �l .L�Y�.LCI�_I:Z�T� i'lZ'� .�v�0 �.�r'��.1;1'3T1f,y �i�xicll�'�7' l�'1�.IlilE`UO'L�, ��:i:c:s� r;o. 7i�-ri —>>oo Ut'"l. i�uAi'GvC:l'J�1 '��9 1�rjl.'�� t;�1�. '��tl} E.c':L? O:f' 1":��C�.��`.?i�]_�i1 :J��Y'V:s.C�:� V7c`t.S Sc:i`VE'.C� �t'i�_�;}'i c Y`t,C!tl.c'ti� i. iC)w 1T1� E::_'.l !_<"�.1,`t��11 'GQ C1� ��'Y'i".1�..ri� G �?Y'�A 'c:r' L'•__rllt. c:2�C� CE'l^'l'.1.=i`1.C;?>'C.� 717 �'J �" 1��'J r"t:1�!.�. z E'.;-�_+'�'�';'T2�2."i:1.trE;;> f'OY' cert�.:iz�. ein��lo;,�e.:�„ o-� t��.-� City� o� �'riclley, 1�'�re� L!e� �.rtr_nen�, Fricil.�;y-, I•liz�neti,�c��.. ' �ur;,uanc, to �hiti reqta�s�, a?�u^.xin�; t•�7� , h�vlcl cn Thur:�c��.t%, Uci��:a 15, 1� j0o 0?� Cc�on�� ?0, 1��Oy c.n �le�t,i'�ii tr�.;; orcleY'�c? to oe h_ :�1_d on i�;�c':n�^ d.:.�.y, C�^' � � �`�' � �, �<� ` .,;. � c � x� �_-�� 'l0, sAi� 1.�ti�n ��r .> h�1d, �_nd 'c��:��: rU��u_1_i,t, C�Y�;�:�:e:c� 'ch�7� ox ��r�.:�� i.i�r•`� (3) ef:i':";��_JjE:��, in � - - �- _ i.�� <��;�r:�~:�7�i<�,t.� �a_ni.��, �.7_1 Voi;ea �_}�. z��v�l o�' re� r�::�enr.��aion i�ty 1 the �'..�.,oci�,��_e�n, ' � ' ' � ' ' Th��o:c�, an J;i.rcci�o�� L' 'c��l� �=�uru�.0 ofi I��; c�.i��,i_:�n Service��, St��.i,e of i��lnn�.:�-c�-s I hvre'�y cLz�i,i��y c:h�-i; t.h� Ini,ern�a:tion��.1 l�.�o-� 1 ryl. .. �) % C 1�. � 1 O i �. I.c �? r' E >>�;�`1"G t� I' ;� L'? C�' � i r'i . �_ j�� U� ��' �:' J_ u. i�.:;.`f � i:1 i1t1+° � O �.• � 1 a � r'� �; 10'l %"t c? � �- jT r' =.' C O L:;'i11. :;(; Cl �' c�-. �� 1 �;` E' Tl V?,�'. j_Y,� P p l �: �'1 � E.' iI1_iJ 10�1 @ �::� � 1 f; �1 � Cii:y v�' �+'riciley ��'?_re I��A>� ��i,.:��1�(;, Frid� �y, iiinr�� :o ��, in t�he unii, of . � ��11 f��ll-til::e �ir�, `��i�_l�f;er� ��' �;h� 'a'ricl.le.y i'iz•� r�e;��,rur.nen-t excli.�d�_a� r c 11 .4.�.':1 ?�'J;y'� r':� __�'�V� 1.13° i�l1Yi ^~i' _'lY'i: 1'� ";�`1LC?:[ .'� _____ _ - ., l,: VF,}3: dr �er�izied i'^.:i1 cc: :'o:�i;i7�� (7-) Cii,y o�' '�ric?-L:�J I�_:�:,oci�� ion (c/� r J�,. � :�• cl 5��n �� 5 :/ � ' _` � , ,'�. 1�� ,�.�/ , , �.� ..�_�:� �' !,� r'�=',::_.`_ �':S �'�V "r, S� 77,'r�� -i.T� �1�-i� �` '1 ij � P,i y j�_' tr,� JVA�� ,,_ � � � l'I:tl, St�_,vTG�:� .5 Z' r! �1 �; .� �� T�-iI � -� 1�' �' -_. Jr� ?,_ ,� " � - VE �� L. ��liC�-, L'I�,�,GI'JZ � �y �, 'Y 'i ,_:.r�. �1. >,�__.��n:�or�, �_cre�..ry) �21 , � � ��.:'^:ul, �.iir.n-; �,��a, �?a'r,��v::r 2�, 1� j0 �; �, � �4 � ' , 'l'HE EDNIRONMENTAL PROJECT of the MINNEAPOLIS URBAN CORPS has made a summary of the arguments made at the September 29th hearing on the "No Deposit-No Return" Ordinance held � before the ordinance and laws committee af the Minneapolis City Council. ' As you know, the Minneapolis Council was leaning in the direction of passing the ordinance, but I was told privately that if the feeling in the suburban governments was stron�er about a potential ban on throwaways, the ' swing vptes on the Minneapolis Council might be convinced that the need for a throwawa�y ordinance is valid. ' �I I� In any case, if your council finds the arguments favoring the ban to be compelling, the council might cor�si.der the resolution I drew u� and er.closed along with the summary essa,y. Thank you for your interest. ' Tom Griffin, Environmental Project Director ' (330-696?) Encl: Summary � Resolution , P.S. If you desire a presentation be giver. to your Council, we would be more than happy to come and explain the details and statistics of the enclosed rnaterial. , � , ' ' ' � , ' � � � � � � � ' , ►;�i� + " : . .. ,: non-retwrnable beer and soft drink containers contributs sizeably to the rising cost of waste disposa].e in every community; there is a growing concern among many citizens that the conspicuous waste of natural resources is already affecting the quality of life; the amount of natural resources in any country is limited; the so-called "throwaway" economy is, in the long run, a bad example to youth because it co�tradicts the important character values of thrift and saving; the National Academy of Sciences has issued the following warnings about the �uture of energy resources: A. "The fossil fuels should be conserved for uses which cannot be met by other sources. The fossil fuels (petroleum, natural gas, coal) are needed for petro- chemicals, synthetic polymers, and essential liquid fueld for which substitutes are as yet unknown. They mi�ht also play a part in synthetic or bacterial food production (although such a use is alos limited. They should not be spent in the generation of electricity for heating and for industrial purposes where substitutes can qualify, for example, nuclear power, wind, hydro- electric power, geo-thermal power." B. "Ntan must also look with equal urgency to his non-renewable � • resources -- to mineral fuels, to metals, to chemicals, and to construction materials. They are the heritage of all mankind. Their overconsurr;ption or waste for the temporary � benefit of the few who currently possess the capability to exploit them cannot be tolerated." BE IT RFSOLVED: • TIiAT all beer and soft drinks now sold in non-returnable containers ' shal.l be banned from sale after January 1972 or soon thereafter; � � � � [� � THAT a voluntary commission should be called together (perhaps with the name Quality of Life Manpower Retraining Commission) to study and suggest new and already existing jobs that can absorb jobs lost as a result of enviranmental legislation. This commission should include members from at least the following areas: the U.S. Senate and House of Represen�atives, business, the State Planning Agency, the U, of Minnesota, banlcers, suburban and city government, the Metro�,olitan Council. �� i� �� ' TYPE � Blacktopping Excavating i Gas General Heating House Moving & Wrecking ' Masanry Qil Hea�ing P�astering Roo f ing � Signs Well Drilling II NLTMBER OF LICENSES CURRENTLY IN EFFECT AND LICENSE FEES COLLECTED TO DATE NUMBER FEES COLLECTEA 8 $120 18 270 33 495 87 2,175 41 615 3 45 27 405 6 90 6 90 2 30 14 350 2 30 247 $4,715 P E R M I T F E E S 1970 1969 THIS YEAR LAST Y�AR PERMIT NUMBERS TYPE OCTOBER OCTOBER TO I)ATE TO DATE ��10,849-��10,878 BUILDING $754.00 $2,302.00 $9,389.00 $25,855,00 ��8310 - �k8354 �LECTRTCAL 1,099.25 881.85 7,624.$0 14,198,85 �k4820 -��4839 HEATING 624.00 2,208.00 3,715.00 11,15S.Q4 �k5199 -��5214 PLUI�ING 889.25 124.75 3,589.75 7,972.75 �k 1-#7 SIGNS 173.50 45.00 1.214.00 788.00 $3,540.00 $5,561.60 $25,532.55 $59,969.60 , ' ' City of Fridley, Minnesota Office of the Building Inspector TOPIC: MONTHI,Y REPORT TO THE CITY MANAGER OCTOBER. 1970 N[JMBER OF PERMITS ISSUED ' 1970 1969 THIS YEAR LAST YEAR TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION OCTOBER OCTOBER TO DATE TO UATE Residential 6 7 37 94 Residential Garages 8 16 78 106 Alterations & Additions 12 9 163 117 Multiple Dwellings 0 2 2 5 Comnercial 1 2 4 15 Industrial 1 3 6 14 Municipal 0 0 0 1 Churches & Schools 0 p 1 1 Hospitals 0 0 0 1 Signs 7 3 52 33 Moving & Wrecking 2 1 1l. 11 37 43 354 39$ OTHERS Heating 20 10 lg9 242 Plumbing 16 7 146 227 Electrical 45 32 274 448 81 49 609 917 ESTIMATED VALUATIONS OF BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED Residential $156,500 170,500 918,500 2,233,750 ltesidential Garages 13,750 39,510 192,129 208,967 Alterations & Additions 27,435 42,150 824,928 545,036 Multiple Dwellings 0 435,000 740,000 2,06Q,p00 Commercial 35,000 235,000 158,000 1,086,500 Industrial 18,000 175,000 225,600 3,561,000 Municipal 0 0 0 11,413 Churches & Schools 0 0 10,000 800,000 Hospitals 0 0 0 500,000 Signs 3,000 4,978 62,742 25 783 Maving & Wrecking 1,000 2 500 5 600 5,700 $ 254,685 $1,104,638 $3,137,499 $11,038,149 , 1 ' Buildin� Ins� lction Dcpartmen City of Fridley Month'� 4„�Oc, tabex - MONTHL.Y INSPECTI4N R�PORT Y�B�' -��-----� � Section ' ' � ' � � , � � � ' , � ' � � � � � � ' � � � � � Inspections This Last 1970 1969 Year Year oct. oct. To To Date Date ou�h tns_: new �onstrucLion__ ___ll _ __.___. ootings: New Construction _27 ___.._. ramin s � Reinspections _50____ .. _.___ or ot eady or�e�ected==- ________ ig`ns 5 _T �o -WorTc-Fosted– --- — - _ -- io ations C ec ed angerous Buil ings 1 omv a�n s ec e 2� Mi s ce t t aneous __ ____ ina s:�esi ential ina s : ommercia3��-In ust. Total Inspections Permits Issued Time Off/Sick Leave ou ns: ew ervices einspections • _ Work Not Ready or Rej ected �gerous Buildinrzs - Miscellaneous Finals: Residential ina s : __ornn�ercial n ust . Total Inspections Permits Issued Time Off/Sick Leave RouIIh Ins: NeM Services llaneous s : �e s i�d � . r..�..e i ^• � �� _ •• �— � � �� . i�� ■�� Hrs. Total Inspections, pe�q�,tg Igsued 45 Time Off/Sick Leave Hr�. , , 0 FIRE DEPARTMENT REPORT FOR OCTOBER 1970 Fire alarms Januaxy through October 31, 1969 ....... 367 ' Fire alarms January through October 31, 1970 ....... 304 Decrease in alarms this year through Oct....... 63 Fire alarms for October 1969 ....... 41 Fire alarms for October 1970 ,,,,,,, 27 Decrease in alarms for Oct. 1970 14 ALARMS ' TYPES OF ALARMS Autos F� Trucks S Gas Spills 3 Houses 1 Private Garages 0 Appliances 1 T.V's 1 Furnaces 0 Industrial 0 Commercial 0 Faulty Alarms 0 False Alarms 0 Rescue $ lst Aid 2 Grass F, Trash 6 Fire Out 1 Wires Down 1 Smoke in Building � Sheds 1 Honest Mistakes 3 Total Alarms...�'T General Alarms 16 Company Alarms 2 Still Alarms 9 Total 27 average response 16.06 average response 8.0 average response 2.33 Our larges fire loss fire for the month of OctoLer was the house fire at 1631-66z Avenue N.E. I expect the ioss on that fire to be under $ 15,000.00 . Our average response on general alarms for the month is down. In checking the records I found that only two of the general alarms between the hours of 6:00 P.M and 6:00 A.M. which are the hours that most of the firefigliters are available. One of the alarms was for Hilltop Village. It was a trash box behind Hilltop �Ieats. It was take7� care of by the men on night duty. There were four training sessions this month with an average attendance of 21.75. FiRE PREVENTION WEEK OCTOBER 4th through the lOth.-- Approximately 600 childran and 30 adults toured the fire station. Richard Kremer and Ralph Messer, volunteer firefighters took a fire engine to four of our schools, and gave talks to the students. 100 children and fourteen adults toured the station later in the month. 1 Sunday October 25th we had an Open House at the F�re Station. The men of the department explained the use of the equipment to the public. �fovies and slides were shown continuously. Coffee and Donuts were served. A very large crowd attended. � MEETINGS ATTENDED: Luncheon at Senior High Schooi Industrial Tour Uinner � Chamber of Commerce Metro Paid Fire Chief's Tour of La Maur Inc. ' The regular meeting of the Fire Department was held October 1, with 22 members present. ' � Re�ectfully�bmitted, ��-��`. %� � - > Robert S. Hugh,es, ief � �o 00 0 0000 N' \ \ \ \ � \ W � � � � � � v � ' r �I V O O O N .... _, N p � O O O � �. W ap ' � 00 N W 00 � � � Vl �n � o, a, o, -o � v o, 3 � 3 � 3 3 � � � , �J'1 � � 00 � � �J'1 V 70 �V'1 N �- N � O N � A � �'' � n' ^' �- x �" c-� fp A ,.�� r�r e�-� � � �- T m A � 'p � � • • � A -� � ' � � �a a 3 D < � � O tn � fs T rt A "z O ' _" . . Q p a�o� O � r \ V V � O p O O V � N O 00 N N � v n' 'v . � � �� 0 �o��N �,a�\ � ll� � \ V � � � v o V �! V O ° O o O O � V� W el � ap !O � l� O -a v v , o, 3 3 � � � N N W � � � � V f� A � Q o � � � rn � a . r C+ �° a ' '^ � � c nmi � �' � v � -�+, r* �n f� �n O O � rr � � A rr O � 7' 4 O � A. � o� <� -ni D � A A N, A � A A A � � _. 7�" � � � Z A � • m . `�'� x v o- -, o � �, a � o�, � � a, pi tL � C y� p� cn p rr "� yi t/� (� O Vi �- �- Gi y� � V1 � � �. � f (� d 1 �'* � Oi -• r7 O � -• � � � �- -. a A 7 -• 7 �f � C. 3 4"� 7 rr tn A .� � _, � rt � d a A T � 3 f� �. � � � � �n A, cn n G'> n � � A d W � � rt N (� S i A ? � C S A '* ca Oi c'� f'� nN � � � � � . � � m 1 m O !'1 1 O 2 � � m O "rl D 2 � C p O O O O � p O p � O � o � � O� O� O� p� = W O� O� U'� W p � O� Q� � � � � O� O� W Q� W � � � 1 � � .-. O� � .-. p� O� � Q� ^ 1 1 p N� N O p v� p O O O � O� O� .-. �p � rr r* ,� v �* v Q` '� � ,.� o o in m -• _ � �n � -• � � _. � rr �n vf � ..... � r+ O� _. O� -' � � n '"' _. +.� � O � � `. � fl � r p � � 2 � � \J1 �J1 0 � �"' � v O � � � 3 O 1 _. `��+' � � � � ... z r Q+� Q l0 O O p� � W p�p O 00 O� N � � �n W V � � m W V1 Vi N � G ,�; ^' W � � N _. W � � O O� � 00 N � -' N r l� � G� OD O� O \p p -- pp � N n •p �+ a v v � -o v �, o, � v -v � v n, v o, p, m � �� 3 � � � � 3 3 3 � 3 � � � 3 � � . * + _, � N N W �D O N --- -� �..� 3 .�-.� W � N V N O� W N � O� W N O b � 3 m ' z � N N N N N N N Qp N N N N � �D lD lD �D �p �p l0 �p OD. 00 OD 00 � � N N N N N �'1 O� Vi � W �v O � v � � � W � � O lD v 070 � O0 • ►r v D -i , � O O O O O O O '. \ \ \ \ \ � u,� W N N N N N O V V1 N N N .{ � � � � � � m V V V V V O O O O O O O ON —r =—� —� .� � W � el N °� N �.1� N W 1�1 � .� Z �n oo w o� �o O� m � � � � � 3 I� � 3 �� , ,� � � �� t� v � e,a w a� �n � � o aa � � O O � � C+ — � �+ r u a � m a V'1 V C Gl 'S O� r— S S ?• r'► C1 � C � C'1 < -• a N � < � � � Ol tt .� �', O A � A Z rt � Z A Z Z �t Z . � Pn �n � m � � e v � 07 N � '* S 1'f � 0! tn 's 0� G O � -1 U� C C � v�i N � A � m v, O 1 S �1 --• D � �c� _ �o �� A � v rr �_ � O� O� O� � � � � 2 O O O O O O O O� O� O� W d� ; O� � v�i � O O �p e7 rh. V V'7 m ..r � p� H � � O .� �"' O� 2 C Z G'� � ►NV w v� v r.� Z N O N W W O V1 N o� o � � w o r^ � o, v v v v v d < � � � � � � � m Z N N -� O N N W � W �O b � Iz 0 0 0 0 0 � � zT � w N -- o � o0 om A_ 0 � r+ 0 � A � W V O Summary of Activities FIRE PREVENTION BUREAU This Month Buildings Inspected 21 Reinspections 4 Inspections other than 4 buildings Burning Permits Requested 0 By Inspector � By Others 0 Special Permits 0 Total 32 This Month Las t Yea r 32 12 0 23 15 8 0 59 Total 248 126 61 23 16 3 12 466 Orders Issued � 14 $2 Orders Completed � �� 6t Illegal Equipment 0 0 0 Written Warnings 1 14 90 Verbal Warnings 12 14 142 Complaints 5 7 42 Fire Investigations 3 3 26 Extra Activities: Fire demonstration - i'arget Warehouse Security Meeting - School Board Fire Prevention Week - Mailing Fire Prevention Week tours at Station - 600 children - 30 adults Poster Contest in 5th grades LaMaur - Plant Protection Brigade Onan - Plant Protection Brigade Industrial Development Tour Council Meeting - Civil Distrubance Methodist Church - Fire Safety Meeting Cub Scout meeting - Safety Presentation Open House at Fire Station October 1970 S umma ry of F i re A 1 a rms FIRE PREVENTION BUREAU This Month This Month Last Year October 1970 Total Residential 1 2 3Z Non Residential 1 � 3 ' Commerciai 0 1 4 � Industrial 0 0 3 Grass � Brus�i� 8 18 73 Auto � Truck 5 5 62 lst Aid ��Rescue 2 ' 2 2� False 0 � 6 Honest Mistake 1 4 18 Miscellaneous 11 8 72 S to rage � � � Mutual Aid 0 0 3 Total 27 41 304 Response: 27 alarms General Alarms 16 257 men 16.06 men/call Still Alarms• 9 22 men 2.33 men/call Company Alarms 2 16 men 8 men/call Death � Injuries from Fire Injuries D�aths Total F i remen _ 0 0 1 i n j u ry Civilians 0 4 4 injuries Summary of Losses for month of October Buildings $7,600.00 Contents $5�600.00 Auto � Truck $75.00 Total Losses for year: Buildings $ 28,955.00 Contents $104,375.00 Auto � Truck $4,094.00 ($200.00 from Aug.) ($250.00 from Au�