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06/07/1971 - 5830JUEL MERCER — COUNCIL SECY. COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA 7:30 P.M. JUNE 7, 1971 r,, — ( \ \ \ � '1 a._, , ✓ �_, .. � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA - JUNE 7, 1971 - 7:30 P. M. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: 0 INVOCATION: ROLL CALL: PRESENTATION OF AWARD: Certificate of Appreciation - Mr. Robert Ahonen Board of Appeals APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Regular Council Meeting, May 17, 1971 ADOPTION OF AGENDA: _,� i VIS�-= Consideration if Items ript on Agenda - 15 Minutes PUBLIC HEARINGS: None i ' ' ' ' Engineer , ' , ' ' Engineer '-_ ' ' ' I ' �. Engineer; ' , ' ' . ' REGULAR AGENDA, NNE 7, 1971 OLD BUSINESS: 1. Consideration of Second Reading of an Ordinance Amending and Recodifying Section 45.053, Relating to Sideyard Requirements in the R-1 District 2. Consideration of Special Use Permit (SP ��71-05), Shelter Homes Corporation, Permit For a Model Home Center on Target Property (Tabled 5/17/71) � �/ 3. Report on Speedy Car Wash Property on Central Avenue PAGE 2 Page s 1 & 2 Pages3-6 � ' ' ' Engineer ' ' ' ' ' 'Manager ' ' ' ' 'inanc� ' ' ' ' • ' REGULAR AG�NpA, JUNE 7, 1971 FAG� 3 NEW BUSINESS; 4. Consideration of Reapproval of Shady Oaks Plat (P.S. 4�66°03), Requeat by Andrew P. Gawel g. Consideration of First Reading of an Ordinance Amending Chapter 28 of the City Code Relattng to the Control and prevention of Tree Aiseases 6. Consideration of Assessment Complaint - Richard Harju Lot 25, Block 8, Donnay's Lakeview Manor Addition, S15 57th Avenue N. E. Pages �7 - 10 Page a 1 ]. - 15 Pages 16 - 33 , ' , City ' Council ' , � , Pub�ic �arks ' ' , '�ngineer ' � , ' ' , REGULAR AGENDA, NNE 7, 1971 PAGE 4 NEW BUSINESS: i. Discusaion Regardiag Improvement of West Moore Lake Drive Between Carol Drive and Baker Avenue - ST. 1971-1 and ST, 1971-2 8. Discussion Regarding Sewer Service Problem, 5310 4th Street Northeast 9. R�ceiving the Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting 6f May 19, 1971 0 � Page 34 Pages 35 - �9 i � ' REGUI,AR AGENDA, JUNE 7, 1971 PAGE S NEW BUSINESS (Continued) , En$ineer 10. Receiving the Minutes of the Building Standards - ' Design Control Meeting of May 20, 1971 ' � � �' � Engiaeer 11. Receiving the Minutes of the Board of Appeals .' Meeting of May 25, 1971 , ' , ' �Parks , , � ' 12. Receiving the Minutea of the Parks and Recreation Meeting of April 26, 1971 � Pages k0 - 42 Pages �+3 • 46 Pagea k7 • 50 REGUTAR.AGENDA, NNE 7, 1971 PAGE 6 NEW BUSINESS (ConCinued) 13. Receiving the Minutes of the Fridley Human Relations Me�Cing of April 28, 1971 14. Receivi.ng Bids and Awarding Contract - Sprinkler and and Trrigating Systems (Bids Opened at 11:00 A.M., June 4, 1971) 15. Aiscuseion Regarding Loan From Fridley Voluateer Firemen's Relief Asaociation For Expanding City Gerage Page 51 Page 52 -0� ' _ , REGULARcAGENDA, NNE 7,. 1971 ' ' ' NEW BUSINESS (Continued) ' ' Fire �.16. Consideration of Fire Apparatus Specifications and ' Dept. Authorizing Advertising For Bids ' ' ' ' 'Manager 17. Consideration of Beer Permit Plus Concession Stand Request - Fridley Softball Association . Comment; The attached ordinance relates to issuing permits for this type of event and the policy regarding the use of '-� equipment, etc., is on the following page) ' ' ��/ ' ' �- �anager � 18. Consideration of Redistricting of Ward Boundaries ' , . ' , PAGE 7 ,Pages 53 - 56 I Pages 57 - 59 S�� ' - REGULAR AGENAA, JUNE 7, 1971 PA� $ ' . ' Finance ' ' NEW BUSINES3 (Continued) 19. Resolution Recertifying Special Assessments on Tax Forfeit Property Which Has Been Repurchased ' ' City 20. Appointment (Board of Appeals) ,Council ' ' 'Manager 21. Appointment (Employee) ' ' 'Finance 22. Claims ' ' 'Finance �cesees 23. L ' ' 0 Page 60 Page 61 Page 61A page 62 Pagea 63 - 6f� ' REGULAR AGENAA, JUNE 7, 1971 PAGE 9 ' NEW BUSINESS (Contiaued) ' Finance �4. Estimates ' Pages 67 - 69 ' , ,Eagineer 25. Consideration of Trailer Permit Renewal - Burlington Page 70 Northern ' � ' ' � ' ' Manager 2b. Setting pate For First Meeting in July -0- , , ' , 27. COMMUNICATIONS: Manager A. School District ��16: NSP Rate Increase Page 71 ' . ' ' ' REGULAR AGENDA, JUNE 7, 1971 PAGE 10 COMMUNICATIONS (Continued) B. Columbia Heights (Dated May 18, 1971): Meeting on NSP RBte increase C. Columbia Heights (Dated May 27, 1971) N$P Rate Study D. $rooklyn Park: Rezoning Hearing Notice - Durnam Island E. N. Mpls. Chapter of the Isaak Walton League; Durnam Island 28. Conaideration of Reaolution Eatablishiag Working Conditiona, Wagee, and Houra of Employees of the City of Fridley, Publ�c Work• and Park Departments !�D 0 : Page 72 Pages 73 - 7k Page 75 Page 76 Pages 77 - $4 ' ' ' ' ' ' , TFiE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCYL MEETING OF I�Y 13, 1971 PI.EDGE OF ALLEGIANCE : Mayor Kirkham led the Counail and the audience in sayinc� �he pledqe of Alleqiance to the Flaq. INVOCA�IONs Reverend Berqren, Redeomer LutbOran Church, offered the Invocation. ROLL CAI.L: • MENiBERS PgiESENT: Liebl, Harsis, Breider, 1Gelaha�a, Kir;�ii� MEMSERS ABSENT: None . APPROVAL QF THE MINUTES QF.TSE RBGULAR COUNCIL M�ETING OF D!7►Y 3, 1971: MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt the Minutes of the Reqular Council Msetinq ' of May 3, 1971 as presented. Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unaniawusly. ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF TH8 SPBCIAL PUBLIC HEARING 1�ETING OF MAY 10, 1971: MOTIOIt by CounciLnan iiarris to adopt the Minutes of the Special Public Hearing Meetinq of May 10,.1971.as submitted. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all votinq ays, Mayor Kirkham dsclared the motion carried unanimously. ADOPTION OF A�GENDA: M�,yot Kirkha�r annc�unced that the Council ia in aqreement that they are not x�ady ta a�ika a dot�7G7�Mki� c►n It.t�at �k2. . Speci.al Use Permit for Shelter Ho�a, at this tim� and ask�d t.h�t it ba putt back o�n the Aqenda June 7, 1971. He aaid that thexa v�as also a�laoonry Licenae ta add for Jerry F1eaglES. NOT=ON by �ouriailaNa Hauri• to a�dopt ths AqfAda a� armond�d. Seaondvd by Counailaiaa Liebl. Upon a voico vot.�, all tr�tinq aya, Dlsyor Xirkha�a dsalarsd the motion csrried v�naaimwtsly. � Nr. O' Hrion oi 3helt�s� HaMS jwt arrived at the tdsetinq and �tayor xirkhas infosmea him that the Caunail had decided to dafer actioa on his raqv�aat untfl �ur►e 7, 1971. ldr. O'Briea aaid that he had With hia l�ls. JQrry llmundaon, oi Dayton Hudson Proporties, to a�3drsss the Cour�cil. lfayor lcirki�am said that Mhon thoy canne to the S2►�lter Hames item, tha Council would i►�ar Mr. 1lmundaon. . VISITORS: ldr. Nayns Flsati4. 53�,3.0 4tb Stre�t N.E., Bsaar Liaet �r. �iayne Flsntie aaid that bs has talked to Ca�i�ma� Liebl about his psoblem, a�n�d that t� litros tpo houses frpm the cornsr. H� s�id that he haa livmd in hia house siac� 1945 ar�d ia 1957 he connected to City sernr. � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 17, 1971 PAGE 2 He had his own plumber run the line from the house to the street, and he used 6" tile. When the line was connected to the line in the street where there was only a 4" o,pening and he was told at that time that it could not be chaaaged. Since that time he has talked to the Director of Public Works and he said that it could have been chanqed at that time. He gets sewer backups in his basement, and so do his neiqhbor�, and would like to have this checked out before the street with the curb and gutter is compl�ted. He said that his plumber put in the line according to specifications at that time, and the plumber has since died. This problem with hi� basement has been goinq on for same time, and now is the time to correct it. CounciLaan Liebl said that this ahmuld be checked out before the atreet, curb and qutter go in. It seems the problem is i.n the City right of way. He has had sewer backups #or socne time and naw is the time to correct it. This checkinq could be done in �S day. The City should find out if it is the City's fault and if it is not, offer proof of such to Mr. Flentie. The digqing would be done pn City property. MOTIOI� by Councilman Liebl to instruct the Director of Public Works to investiqate by digqing dawn to see the sanitary sewer hookup and see where the prablem is. Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw. Mayor Kirkham cwamented that Mr. Flentie must understand that if it is found that the City is not at tault, he will have to pay for it. THE VOTE upon the motion, beinq a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayos Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Winston Jacabson, 121 79th Way N.E., Beaver Dam: Mr. Jacobson said that he had talked to the Acting City Manaqer and also Councilatan Breider. There haYe been beavers moving intc� the North Pmrk area aad building a dam which creates a ponding area. T�o weeks aqo so�eone tore out a portion of the dam and the beavers rebuilt it. Saturday sameone had aqain taken out a portion of the dam and released most of the water. It appeared someone had qone in with a chain saw. There was a small siqn on the premises which said: "Leave ditch alone, Prop�ty of Metro Sewer. You're flooding our MEI's". He said that he called the Metropolitan Sewer Board and talked to a number of people, but no one would acimit having anythinq to do with it. They said that they were not aware of it and if it was done, it was done v►ithout thefr permission. He said that he would like to see the Council go on record as opposed to damaqing the dam, and if the Metro Sewer Board is at fault, he asked that the City write them a letter askinq them to d�sist. It see�ns it causes trouble with their manhole, so they should be asked to raise the manhole. The Actinq City Manaqer said that this is in the area of the second application for the North Paurk, near the railrosd track$. The City now has an option on the property, but is not purahased yet. It appears the Metro Sewer pecrple have taken out the dam. Councilman Breider asked if the pond causes any problems. Tha Actinq City Manager said that the manhole would have to be rafsed 2' - 4'. The City Lnqineer advised that it may be all riqht to have the beaver dam with • the pond xight ncyw, but it would eventually affect the overall plans to drain the north area. It would be difficult to drain the area and maintain the pond. Mayor Kirkham said that this may be true, but he would like to keep it as long ' ' , REGULAR CQUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 17, 1971 PAGE 3 as possib�e. He thought it would be simpler to raise the manhole, than to continually fi,ght the beavers. When civilization moves in, the beavers will e�rentuall,y move out. MOTION by Councilman Breider to instruct the Administration to write to the ' Metropolitan Sewer Board statinq that Fridley would like to xet�in the nat��l environment as long as possible. Secondesi }ay C��c�� ism �on a voice vote, ail voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. , ' CJ ' ' ' ' ' � ' , � , � CI FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCB 11MENDING AND RECODIFYING SECTION 45.053, RELATING TO SIDEYARD REQUIREMENTS.IN THE R-1 DZSTRICT: The City Engin�er said that this Ordinanc� sets a minimum of 10' on the living area side and 15' on the other side of a house on a 9,000 square foot lot, with the condition that the 15' limit would not reduce the house tront width to less than 40'. He explained that the Ordinance as it appears in the Agenda has the change made to the Code underlined. 1r1�OTION by Councilman Harrie to approve the Ordinance on first r�ding and waive the reading. Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a roll call vote, Liebl, Harris, Breider, Kelshaw and 1Cirkham voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. CODiSIDERATION OF SPECIAL USE PERMIT SP #T1—O5, SHELTER HOMES COitpORATION PEItMIT F08 A MODEL HOME CENTER ON TARGET PROPERTY: Mr. Jerry Amundson, Dayton Hudson Properties, said that he h�d two coa�rments to make to the Council. The first is that they have aqreed to ths use of the land on a temporarlr ba�is only. They do have long range plans calling for the use of the property. The second comment he would like to make is that he has spent a lot of time with Shelter Homes on this proposal, and added that Sheltex Hanes has done the same thing in Denver. The Shelter Homes concept is somewhat different and they are willing to invest a consiSerable aawunt on a temporary use. They are willinq to landscape and he is assured that they will not run a shoddy business, RECEIVIDIG THE b1INUTES OF THE PL�IaIDIING C�lISSION MEETING OF IdAY 5, 1971: l. VACXTION REQUEST; SAV �71-02, JUSTER IIdTERPRISES, INC., LSONARD JUSTER, PRESIDENT: Vacate alley in Block 3 and Hickory Street betv�een Blocks 3 & 4, Onaway Addition. The City Engineer said that the Planninq Commission approved this reque�t for a vacation of street and alley eubject to qettinq a cul-de-sac at the west end of 78th Avenue. MOTION by Councilmar► Harris to set the Public Hearinq date far June 14, 1971 for the vacation request SAV �71-02 by Juster En�erpriaes, Inc. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a vaice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unani,moualy. The City Enqineer said that Item� 2, 3, & 4 are atill beiaq ceaaidered by the Planninq Caa�ission and Mill bQ cominq to the Conncil when the Plan�ing Commission has made their recoa�endation. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 17, 1971 PAGE 4 5. REQUEST FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #71-07, ANDIE HAUGEN• For swimming pools on Bob's Produce Ranch property. C-2S zoning - Code 45,101, B3N The City Engineer reminded the Council ttaa�t th�s �t�m wa� taken care.of at the Council Meeting of May 10, 1971. 6. REQUEST FQR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #71-06, RECREATION EQUIPI�NT SAI,ES, INC.: East 200 feet oi south 60 feet, Lot 7, East Ranch Estates 2nd Addition. Zoned C-25, vacant property, camping trailer sales �d rentals. Code: Section 45.191 B-3N The City Engineer said that the applicant's withdrawal of his request was received by the Council at the Meeting of May 10, 1971. 7. REQUBST FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #71-05, SHELTER HOMES CORP • Permit for six months trial basis, Model Home Center - garage to be sales ofFice. C-2S zoning, Code: Section 45.101, B, 3N. Target Property. This item was tabled to the Meeting of June 7, 1971 with the adoption of the Agenda. Items 8& 9 of the Planning Coa�isaion Minutes are still continued by the Planni.ng Commission. MOTTON by Councilman Breider to receive the Minutes of the Planning Coanmission Meetinq of May 5, 1971. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE BUILDING STANDiARDS - DESZGN CONTROL MEETING OF MAY 6, 1971: l. CONSIDERATION OF A RE�UEST TO COPISTRUCT &N ADDITION TO THE PRESENT BUILDIDIG IACATED ON LOTS 2& 3, BLOCK 1, NAGEL' S WOODLAbTDS, T�iE gAME gF�.ING 960 OSBOItPiE ROAD. FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. '(RBQ�ST BY EU6ENE B�OIJNE'PT, 96p ' OSBORNE ROAD, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA): � � The City Engineex said that thia is an addition onto the Fridley Auto Body Shop. The addition will be the size of the present building and will be on the west side. The Buildinq Board approved the permit request subject to the following stipulations: 1. That a couple of trees be planted on the northwest corner of the property and that Mr, Bonnett decide what type of trees he wants to plant and label them on his plan at the time the building permit is isaued. 2. 3. 4. 5. If there is any exterior rubbish storaqe, screening will be required. The driveway eliminated ou Osborne Road will be replaced with landscaping and curbing. A1], cars in need of body wo=k will be kept behind the screaaed-in area. A 10' minimum radius on all entri�s and exits on the street edge will be required. . He added that the sidewalk is already in. � , ' � ' ' ' ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 17, 1971 , , , , , , ' ' ' ' PAGE 5 Councilman Haxris questioned if the screened-in area will be large enouqh for the expanded business. Mr. Bonnett said that he thought so, if not, he will enlarge it. � MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the building permit for Eugene Bonnett, 960 Osborne Road subject to the stipulations of the Building Standards - Design Control. Seconded by Councilman Breider, with the comment that Mr. Bonnett was doing a fine job with his business. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimoualy. 2. CONSIDERATTON OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A CHAPEL•HOUSE LOCATED ON LOT 10, BLOCK 1, RICE CREEK TERIi�iCE PLAT 1, Ti� SAb� SEING 501 MISSISSIPPI STREET, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY FRIDLEY CHURCH OF CHRIST� 1100 63i2A AVENUE N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA): The City Engineer said that this is sn the northeast corner of 7th Street and Mississippi Street. It is in R-1 zoning, but churches are allowed in R-1. The stipulations impo�ed by the Bc�ard are as foYlows: l. That storm sewer be provided to tie into the City street as required by the City. The location is to be verified on site with the Engineering Depart.ment . 2. 3. 4. That the parking spaces are changed from 19' to 20' eucluding the center aisle of parkinq and adding 6 additional spaces to the west. That if an exterior refuse area ia nseded in the future, a screened- in area must be provided. Provide plans shaainq additional parkinq and the stairwell, if changes are made. � ' The Ci•ty Engineer said th�tt there was some question reqarding the stairwell, and if they decided to revise it, they were to submit their plans to the Building Inspection Department. � Mayor Kirkham asked if the lot on the east side was not vacant. A representative froei the Church said yes, they have baught that and also the lot on the west side which has a house on it. I� ' MOTION by CounciLnan Li.ebT to concur and qrant the buildinq germit for Fridley Church of Christ subject to the stipulationa as outlined above. Seconded by CounciLnan Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aya, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. 3. CONSIDEitATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A DEWATERING PLANT LOCATED ON ' IAT 26, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION NO. 39, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA� THE SAME BEING 4300 MARSHAIZ STREET ii.T., FAIDLEY, 1QDTDiESOTA. (RFQUBST BY CITY OF MINNEAPOLIS, AOOM 2Z1, CITY HALL, 1�1INBTEAPOLSS, MIDTNFSOTA� ' ' ' The City Enqineer� said that tbis plant would be on Minneapolis' property along East River Road. Ewerythinq seems to be in order with the plaas. MOTION by Counci Lnan Liebl to grant the building permit to the City of Minneapolie for a dewatering plant. Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, the motion carried. � : , REGULAR COUNCZL MEETING OF MAY 17, 1971 PAGE 6 I 4. CONSIDERATTON OF A REQUEST TO APPROVE THE CONCEPT OF THE TOWNHOUSES, FINAI., CONCEPT AND BUILDING PLAN APPROVAL FOR STAGE 1 OF THE TOWNHOUSES, AND CONCEPT APPROVAL ON THE APARTMENT BUILDINGS IACATED ON THAT PORTION OF THE EAST � OF THE SOUTHEAST �a OF SECTION 24 LYING NORTH OF INTER— STATE #694, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (RE UEST BY VIEWCON, INC , 5901 OSSEO ROAD, BRiDOKLYN CENTER, MINNESOTA): The City Engineer said that the Building Board considered concept approval of the apartment house and the townhouse development. The preliminary plans, when they are co�npleted, will still have to go back to the Building Board, then to the Planning Coxi¢nission for approval before they come before the Council. The final plans also.have to follaa this raite. Viewcon is trying to use the topography such that as many trees as po�sible are saved. The grades will follow exist�ng land contours. Councilman Liebl said that he hoped that there would be more than one style of unit. The City Engineer said yes, they would have different types of units. Counci Laan Liebl said that he would like to look at their plans. The City Engineer said that the preliminary plans would come before the Council, they are only askinq ior concept approval at this time. Councilman Kelshaw asked about the road to Silver Lake Road. The City Engineer said that this would be a private easement and the aqreement with. Viewcon is that the City will not issue any building permit for the apartment canplex until the City has a bond in theix possession assuring us of access. They also have to build single family dwellings in conjunction with the multiples. MOTION by Councilman Kelshaw to approve the qeneral concept of the buildings for Viewcon Inc., subject to further review by the Council when the pxe- liminary plans are completed. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTIUN by Councilman Liebl to receive the Minutes of the Suilding Standards, Design Control Meeting of May 6, 1971. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voiee vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carri:ed unanimously. Councilman Harris asked the status of the plans within the subco�ittees. The City Engineer said that the proposal has been to the Buildinq.Hoard and the Planning Commission, the Planning Com�ai.ssion sent it back to the Building Board for further review, thea� it will go back to the Planning Canmi.ssion before it comes to the Council. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPERLS MEETING OF M]►Y 11, 1971: 1. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SEGTIOI3 56.05, 4, B1, FRIDLEY CiTY CQDE, TO INGRFASE THE MAXIMUM SIZE FOR A SECOND FREE STANDING SIGN IN AN AUTO— MO$ILE SERVI!CE ARF.A FRQM 50 SQUARE FEET TO 78 SQUARE FEET TO ALLOW THE ERECTION pF A SECOND FREE STANDING SIGN ON I�OT 1, BLOCK 1,�C.D.� HUTCHINSO�T A�DITION, THE SAME BEZNG 7451 EAST RIVER RUAD N E, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY SUPERIOR GULF CAR WASH, 7451 EAST RIVER ROAD, FRIDLEY, 1�iINNESOT'A) : � � � ' ' �!_� � , REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 17, 1971 PAGE 7 The City Engineex' said that this request was to increase the maximum size of a free standing sign in an auto service area by•Gulf Car Wash on Osborne Road and East River Road. The Board of Appeals recoaQnended approval subject to the removal of all non-conforming signs. MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the variance requested by Superior Gulf Car Wash, as recom�aended by the Board of Appeals, �ubject to the removal of all non-confornting signs. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. The City Engineer said that Item.s �k2 (Variance by Mr. John Bachand) and #3 ' (Variance by Mr. John Casserly) are still pendinq and will be considered further by the Board of Appeals before cominq to the Council with a recommendation. , ' , Ir I � ' ' �� ' 4. A REQUEST FOR A VARIADICE OF SECTION 56.05, 4, B1, TO INCREASE THE blAXIMUM HE]'.�HT OF A FREE STANDING SIGN IN AN AU'PQ1iOBILE SERVICE AREA FRrQM 25 IPEET TO 46 FEET TO ALIaW THE ffitECTZO�T OF A FREE STADIDING SIGN TO BE IACATED ON PART OF THE DT.W.�C OF THE S.W. �t OF SECTION 14, TOWNSHIP 30 1QORTH, RANGE 24 WEST, ANOKA COUNTY, MIIJNESOTA, THE SAME BEING 6490 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N.E, FRIDLEY MIIZNESOTA. (RE¢UEST BY Ti� AMERICAN OIL COA�ANY, 1405 1�LRpSE AVENUE, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55426)e The City Engineer said that this request was for a variance in heiqht of a free standing siqn in an.autatnobile service area. The actual size of the sign is 53 square feet and the Board of Appeals recommended approval, with the height not to be more than 40 feet. The Board of Appeals also pointed out to the applicant that the present sign must came dawn. There is a traffic pra}�lem at the intersection of Mississippi Street and University Avenue and there is an additional lane needsd on the south aid�e of Mississippi Street far the third right turn lane. T'he understanding the City has vrith tkem is that they will give the City a total of 12 feet on the north side of their property for the third laae, and there will be no assessments. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to qrant the variance approved by the Board of Appeals for Ameri�an Oil Company subject to their qiving the City a 12 feet easement with the underatandinq there will be no asaessment for the road. Seconded by Counci Laan Harris. Upon a voice vote, �11 votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the anotion carried uuanimously. Mayor Kirkham said that he noticed in tLe Minutes that Mr. Robert Ahonen � has submitted his verbal resiqnation to the Board of Appeal�. He asked that the Acting City Manaqer have a Certificate of Appreciation prepared for him. I ii � , ' � MOTION by Councilman Kelahaw to receive the l�inutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of May 11, 1971. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declsred the motion carried unaaimoiisly. CONSIDERATION OF LICENSE APPLICATION - METRp 500 SERVICE SZ�ATTON AT 8255 EAST RIVLR ROADs . The Acting City Manaqsr said that this is �the service station previously owned by Favre's. There is a list of deficienc�ea on Page 28 of the Agenda REGULAR C�UNCIL I�IEETING OF MAY 17, 1971 PAGE 8 I prepared bX ths Building Inspection Depa�faaent that need to be corxected. Metxo 500 is a.nterested in purchasing t,ize station ��j�� t� �� ac� that they can get a license if �hey corr�c� t3xe de�i�i��o MOTION by Councilman Harris to grant a service station license sttbject to Metro 5p0 correcting the list of deficiencies and ordinaaice violations. 5econded by Councilman Breider. The City Engineer said that so there is no misunderstanding, they cannot operate until evexything is completed, inspeeted and certified. Until that time they cannot p�np gas. There is a considerable �mount of work to be done, the list in the Agenda is only tiae highlights. THE VOTE upon the motion, being a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimousiye RECE�VING $ID AND AWARDING CONTRACT - FIXTURES AND IP1dENT, OFF-SALE LIQUOR STORE: (Bids Opened 11:30 A.M., May 17, 1971) Bidder Display Fixtures Inc. 1966 Benson Avenue St. Paul, Minn. 55116 Surety Agricultural Ins. Co. 5$ Bid Bond Net Price $14,950.00 Delivery Date 30 Days The Acting City Manager said that they did not have a firm esfii,mate, but when considering building a new building, these items were estim�ated Yaiqher than this bid. Councilman Harris asked if there was an� trade-in. The Acting City Ma,riaqer said that his understanding was that they were considered of no value. 7'heze ax�e some things the Park Depaxtment feels theg can use. Councilman Harxis asked that the Administration take everythinq that they feel ean be used. The B,cting City Manager said that there would be a new walk-in cooler built that is included in this prive. The Purchasing Agent and Liquor Store Manager recommend awarding the bid to Display Fixtures Inc. MOTION by Councilman Harris to award the bid for fixturee and eguipanent for the off-sale liquor store on Fsast River Road to Display Fixtures Inc. in the amount of $1�,950.00. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voiae vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimouely. ; " CONSIDERATTON OF HOERNER WAI�DORF COR1'ORATION REQUES� REGARDING PARKING PAPER STOCK TRAII.�R $EHiND RED Of�lLs ^— The Acting City Manager harided out pictures of the truck to the Council and said that the Fize Department had been talking to them about discontinuing use of their incir►erator. They have now discontinued the use of it and pile bales of papex behind tha store pn the qround. Mayor Kirkham ecwmented that they had received some canplaints,when they were using the incinerator and this would suzely be an improvement. Councilman Harris asked,if there would �be scrsening from the street. Mayor Ki.rkham pointed out that the paper ie , �tacked back fi�ere now with no screening. Councilman,Harris said that he ould like some, visual barrie� between ther� and Misaissippi Street. Councilaa►tt Kelshaw questioned whether the truck �muld be an eye sore to the hame awners in ths area. Counci�nan Breider felt that the truck would be an i.mprovement over piles of paper. Councilman Harrig �suggestad tryinq ,it fpr �ix months�:and see what the remct.ion is. r , REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 17, 1971 � ' , , , � � ' ' , ' ' I.....' ' , � ' ' PAGE 9 MOTION by Councilman Breide� to approve parking a paper stock truck behind Red Owl on a six month trial basis. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. MOTION AMENDED by Councilman Harris that the truck should be screened from view from Mississippi Street. Seconded by Councilman Kelsh�w. Upon a voice vote, ali voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the amendn►ent carried unanimously. THE VOTE upon the original motion, being a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayox Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. DISCUSSION REGARDZNG IMPROVEMENT QF WEST MOORE LAKE DRIVE BETWFEN CARpL DRIVE AND BAKER AVENUE: ST. 1971-1 AND ST. 1971-2: Councilman Kelshaw said that he was a home awner on West Moore Lake Drive, so would abstain from diseussion. The City Enqineer presented the plans at the Council table and asked that the Council decide if they wanted the road off-centered within the City right of way to pzovide for future sidewalks on the northwest side. Previously, after much discussion, the sidewalks were eliminated froa► this project, but room could be left within the right of way, shouild they ever be needed in the future. This would necessitate shifting the road about 5 feet which would take about three trees, one of which would have to be taken anyway. The trees are all within the right of way. MOTION by Councilman Harris to shift the roadway to the southeast, still within the City right of way, to all�ow for possible future sidewalks. Councilman Liebl said that tlze decision was made last year in regard to what to do about sidewalks for West Moore Lake Drive. Councilman Harris said that this would not change the City's position, it would just provide a space for �uture sidewalks, if they should bec�e necessary. It is possible the home owners might change their minds in the future and it would be good planning to have room for them. Councilman Kelahaw said, speaking as a citizen and property awner there, that the majority have chosen no sidewalks. As a property owner he would not qive up 5' of his land by condemnation willingly. He said there were three neighbors from the south side of the street present in the audience. T'hey indicated a desire to see the plans for the street and came forward to the Council table to look at the plans and discuss them with•the Council. They said that they were not in favor of shifting the �oad 5' to.the south. Councilm�n Harris asked what was the width of the atreet now, what will it b�� and w}�t is the �ight of way. The City Engineer eaid the present road �s abput �9', and the new atreet, wa.11 be 46' and the riqht of wa� �.s 60'. Qne o� th� �'�aide�ts said that t,k�is would talFe abot�� 4' q� hi� �a�d. �our}cilmar� Kslshaw said that it wa� not �is yard, but Citx boulsvat� ��a, pne of the resider�ts s,aid that they never w�nted the x4ad, but they �re c�etting it and have to �ay for it. One of the other resident$ aaid #�at th�,p w1].1 be a major roadway with a lot of traffic. He sa�d he wanted to aee the road c�ntexed within the right of way. Mayor Kirkham called for a eecond to the metion, received none and deala�ed the MOTION DIEA FOR %�CK OF A SECOND. REGULAR �OUNC�� MEETING OF MAY 1%, 1971 PAGE 10 ' The C�ty Engineer said under this same project there is an alley between 4th and ��tY� Stx�eet, between 54th d�lvenue and T. 694 Outer Dzive that the Council authorized pavi.ng, Some of the residents did not want the wllole alley paved, and he war�ted it understood that the Council did suthorize the whole alley in the project and it has been bid as such. Councilman Liebl said that the Council wanted the alley paved to provide access for picking up qarbage. Councilman Kelshaw as�iced about storm sewer in regard to upgrading West Moore Lake Drive. He would not want the street torn up again. The City Engineer said that the drainage would go to Moore Lake, In 1966 they worked with the Hiqhway Departmeni: to hool� onto their system, The present sy�tem will take care of all drainage at this time. He added that the only reason the street would have to be torn up would be in the event of water or sewer main breaks. CONSIDERATION OF CI.F.I►I�TUP OF' LITTER A&pLTND SKYWOOD MALL: AND CLARIFICATIODT OF PERMISSIBLE GRADE AND SEPARATION RE UIRED BETWEEN Cp�Q�TA7 AND R-1: CounciLnan Kelshaw said that he had asked that this be put on the Agenda. Mayor Kirkham said that it appeared that this would be an Administrative probleat, if there were violations of the ordinances. Councilman Kelsh�w said that he has had more complaints on the general up-keep of Skywood M�111. When an industry or business comes into Fridley they must landscape, pravide adequate parking with blacktopped areas etc. This is not �he ca�e around Skywood Mall. He said that he understood that because of financial reasons, the owner did not make the improvements. He wanted to knosv if this is allowed, or i� it is not a violation to allaw dirt piles, trenches, holes in the parking lot and having car� parked within 2 feet of the exit door. The City Engineer explained that the City Code has been updated considerably since the buildinc� was built. The City doee have so�e laverage at ti�e time the Council is asked to approve special licenses, variancee, etc. This is the time to emphasize that the property must be taken care of. Mr. Mortenson only dces � of what the City tells hin to. He has previoualy been asked to do some �ork, but he eays that he is losing money, and his financial condition does.not allaw him to do the work. There were three residents visiting the Council Meeting from bQhind Skywood Mall, and one of them said that they have been fighting Mr, Mnrtenson for six years now. Mayor Kirkham explained ta them thmt a lot of the things the City requires of new businesaea do•not apply to those already in existance, as they were grandfathered in. When Mr. Morteneon canes in to ask fqr special favors of the City, this is the time we can crack down. One of th� residents asked if it was not a requirement that there be a 20 Eoot buffer zone. Councilman Liebl said that as to the grade r�red between conmercial and R-1, there should be a buffer zone. The taan oaming a, cqmmercial piece of property muat prrntide a buffer zone. This has not been dane. He said that he went up there a teF► days ago and the water zunn,inq dawn the hill is causing o�ae of the resi,dents to lose .his Xa4,�d. On� of the residents said that he even appealed to Action News. The area behind the stoxe ie nothinq but a piq pen. , REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 17, 1971 ' � ' ' PAGE 11 A tenant af Skywood Mall said that he rents 2,000 square feet from Mr. Mortensan and he has never seen such an unconcerned lar�dlord. Z'here are leaky faucets, faulty heating etc. He said that he was tired of his ex- cuses. He said that there was a lake on the north side. He said that he went so far as to collect all the debris Mr. Mortenson is responsible for, put it in a pile and started it on fire to see what would happen. Sure enough, within an hour the Fire Chief told him he could not burn and a fire truck came out to put out his fire. He said that he did not feel that he should have to pay a garbage hauler to haul the de.bris Mr. lsortenson should take care of. He said that he would welcoone being arrested for polluting, going to court, and they would just see who was really the quilty party. ' The City Attorney said that the City can prosecute for violation of qrdinances. The neighbors have certain rights they can enforce that the City does not have. This is the difference between civil law and criminal law. , The City cannot prosecute because the yards are being eroded, this would be the resident's action. As to the littering and other violations of the ordinances, the City can prosecute. The problem of the leaky faucets etc. ' is between the tenant and the landlord. The tenant asked what you do when you have an irresponsible landlord, he just does not care. Councilman Harris asked if he appeared in Municipal Court, what is the �ine ' and what further can be done. He does do minimal work, but it does not stay that way. It cauld becowe a financial drai.n if he were to continue being ordered to appear in court and fined. The City Attorney said the fine is ' a maximtun of $300 or 90 days in jail for each violation. It could be ruled that every day in violation iss.a separate violation. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' L__J ' There was s�e discussion of whether, at the time the buildinq permit was issued, there were any stipulations attached. This is to be researched to see if there were any, and if they ha�Ie been complied with. MOTION by Councilman Harris to instruct the Administration to prepare a list of deficiencies and violations of the existing ordinances and order them corrected, and if they are not, he is to appear in Municipal Cou7rt and let the judge render a judgment. Councilman Lieb1 said that there is a steep hill behind the Mall and it is impossible to keep grass grawing there. He asked how can the buffer zona be enforced. The City Attorney said that this shauld have been taken care of when the permit was iasued. The Council �hould have taken a stronqer look at the grade. One of the residents said that it has been six yedrs, and nothing has happened. There was a buffer.zone requixed six years aqo. The City Attorney said that there would be no sense in hi� talcinq Mr. Mortenson to court on that charqe as his building was built according to the requirements at that time. It did not say that the buffer zone had to be flat and there is 20 feet there. If at saane tima latez the City upgraded the requirements, the CitX cannot take him to co�t ttcrw. The City Attorney suqqested putting in a concrete qutter to collect the water� so that it does not wash out so badly. The City Enqineer sai.d that there were complaints on this five years ago. The washing out is not as bad as it was �reviously. The problem here is more littering, bad maintenance, and generallg pooz upkeep of the area. The City Attorney asked that the Bui�dinq Inspection Dep�►rtment canpile a list and he will prp- secute. � REGULAR COUNCIL ME�TING OF MAY 1.7, 1971 PAGE 12 One of the residents asked if a new law is passed, cannot the City make tkie existing shopping centers comply. The Mayor answered no, they axe grand- fathered in, and anything in existance a� the time the law is passed, they do not have to chanqe. The City Attorney said that the only conditions where they would have to abide by the new law is if the public health and welfare is endangered. One of the residents said that he lived behind the Car Wash and the back of the building and lot is so filthy, he does not want his guests to sit in his back yard. He said if he put up a fence it would have to be about 1� feet on his Zand because of the drop-off. He asked why he should have to qive up his land for the Car Wash. There are telephone lines there, so there must be an easement. The telephone company would have to qo on his property if there was ever any repairs to be made because of the steep slope. The City Attorney asked what was the condition of the property before the �hopping center was put in. The resident said that it was a gently slope all the way to Moore Lake. The hill was cut into to put in the shopping center. Councilman Harris said tYiat if the buffer zone is not according to the ordinance, the City can do,something abou� that, The Ci�y A�torr��r said that the ordinance says the building must be so many feet from the property line, it does not specify that it must be flat. If he meets the ordinance, he is not in violation and the Ci:ty could not prosecute, but the people could, under a civil action. He asked that the residents make an appointment to see hitn if they wish an injunction against him. A resident asked if 21�vin City Federal could not be made to put up a screen. Councilman Harris asked if"�he was an abutting property owner and the �esident said no, and added that when he lived in i�laine, businesses had to put up a fence to block the view. Mayor Kirkham said that he did not feel that this would be a reasonable request to put up a screen to block from his view. The resident asked about the Speedy Car Wash then, could that not be screened. The eouncil informed hi.m that would be checked out by the Administration. THE MOTION was seconded by Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion car_r.ied unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF CLAIM FOR SEWER DAMAGE MR. HApKA 281 57TH PLACE N.E.: MOTION by Councilman Liebi to approve payment of a claim for damages because. of a sewer backup for Mr. Max D. Hapka, 281 57th Place in the amount of $25. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declaxed the mofiion carried unanimously. RECEZVING SURVEY REPORT - RTVERVIEW HEIGHTS ARF.A: Councilman Breider said that he had asked for this report, and it seems to be complet�e. It outlines the cost figures in regard to assessments. He said his reason for asking for this report is so tt�at everyone on the Council has one set oi fic�ures tq gwvtae fram and use as a reference in all ft�ture discussians. MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the survey report on the Riverview Heights area. Seconded by Cauncilman Lie.bl. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion �rri�d unanimously. ' REGULAR COUNCTL MEETING OF MAY 17, 1971 PAGE 13 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' �� ' ' ' 1 ' LJ RECEIVING REPORT REGARDING TRAFFIC STUDY ON �ACKSON STREET: Counailman Breidez said that this report was prepared in xesponse ta a pet�tion by residents asking for a stop si�n on Jackson Stree� and 75th Avenue. The Administration's reco�mendation is for pedestrian �arning signs and crosswalk lines. He said that he had talked to the originator of the petitiari and explained the reco�nmendation of the En�ineering Depart- ment and they are willing to go along with the recommendation. He said he would like to have the Police Department patrol the area more thoroughly for the next three months, and at the end of that time submit a report. MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the survey report on.the question of the stop sign for Jackson Street, and concur with the reco�amendatior� of the City Engineer as outlined in his memorandum CM #71-04 dated May 12, 1971. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting ays, MaXor Kirkham declared the.motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #59-1971 - A BESOLUTION RECEIVING THE PRELIMINARY REPORT AND CALLING A PUBLIC HEARING QN THE MATTER OF THE CONSTRUCTIOIJ OF CFRTAIN IMPROVEMENTS: WATER,.SANITARY SEWER AND STORM SEWER PRAJECT NO. 102: The City Engineer handed out the Preliminary Report and commented that this project covers a large area and will be an expensive.system to put in. MOTION by CounciLnan Harris to adopt Resolution �59-1971 and receive the Preliminary Report. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unaniuwus�y. APPOINTMENT: BOARD OF APPEALS: (ROBERT AHONEN) MOTION by Councilman Harris to table consideratian of filling the vacancy of Mr. R�bert Ahonen on the Board of Appeals to the Meeting af June 7, 197i. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. CLAIMS: MfJTIOi�i by CounciLnan Harris to approve payment of General Claim� #25117 through Ik25256 and Liquor Claivas #5583 through #5645. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. LICENSES: Councilman Kelshaw questioned the service station license application by Speedy Car Wash, 5201 Central Avenue N.E. and said that this is the car wash canplained of in the diacussion regarding Skywood Mall. There are several posts with signs on them in back Qf the building. This is the eye sore ccm�plained of and he suggested that the license be withheld until it is cleaned up. The Actinq City Manager said that the Building Inepector was sent out and they were not advertising signs. The City Engineer added that the area needs upgrading and showed the Council pictures taken of the area. He added that there are letters on file askinq theu► tfl canply atatinq that if they do not, the license will be withheld. � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 17, 1971 PAG� 14 MO�IQN by �ounci�maun iCelshaw to c�rant the followir�g licenses and w�thhold t�he serv�ce �tati�on �.icense �ox� speedy Car Wash, 5201 Cer�t�ca1 Aven�� N.E. Second�d by Counoilman L�.ebl. Upon a voice vqte, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkha�n declared the motion carried unanimously. Mayor Kirkh,am asked that Speedy Car Wash be informed why their license was withheld. Cigarette Approved By Bob's Standard Station 5811 University Ave. Fridley, Minnesota By: D.K. Carter Co. Police Chief Phillips 66 5667 University Ave. Fridley, Minnesota By: Pioneer Distributinq Police Chief Steiger & Gertzen Garage 6519 Hwy. 6S Fridley, Minnesota By: Pioneer Distributinq Police Chief Stav's Superette 6319 Hwy. 65 Fridley, Minnesota By: Rpbert Stavanau Police Chief East River Road Ga�rage 6501 East River Road Fridley, Minnesota By: Michael Zgodava Police Chief Reserve Supply Co. 5110 Main St. Fridley, Minnesota By: SirVend, Inc. Police Chief� Kurt Mfg. 5280 Main St. Fridley, Minnesota By: SirVend, Inc. Police Chief Shaddrick - La�eau American Legion Post 303 6319 Hwy. 65 Fridley, Minnesota By: Henry Peterson Police Chief Gary's Shell 6101 University Ave. Fridley, Minnesota By: Gary Longerbone Police Chief Livestxk � Theodore Theilmann 1540 Rice Creek Road . Fridley, Minnesota By: Theodore Theilmann Building Inspector REGULAR COiJNCIL MEETING OF MAY 17, 1971 LICENSES CONTINUED: Livestock Phillip Willson 401 Ironton Street Fridley, Minnesota By: PhilTip Wi��c�� Anton Treuenfels , 52Q8 Horizon Drive Fridley, Minnesota By: Anton Treuenfels Sally Erkel 567 Rice Creek Terrace Fridley, Minnesota By: Sally Erkel Solicitors Youth Opportunities Unlimited 2727 Lyndale Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minn. By: Michael Goodin Service Station East River Road Garage 6501 East River Road Fridley, Minnesota By: Michael Zgodava Bob's Standard Station 5311 University Ave. Fridley, Minnesota By: Robert Rich Bill's Service 3709 Marshall St. Fridley, Minnesota By: William Svetin Food Establishment Haretns Carom 6269 University Ave. Fridley, Minnesota By: Patric}: Collier Blacktopping A.B.C. Blacktop Company 1308 Main Street N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota By: James Turpirn United Asphalt Company 331 Coon Rapids Boulevard Coon Rapids, Minnesota By: Gary Anderson Page 15 APprovesi By Building Inspector Building Inspector Building Inspector Police Chief Fire Inspector Buildinq Inspector Fire Inspector Building Inspector Fire Inspector Building Inspector Health InspeCtor Building Inspector Building Inspector REGULAR CQUNCTL �IEETING pF MAX 17, 1971 LICENSE� CONTINUED: Excavating Kadlec Excavating Inc. 724 Main Street N.W. Anoka, Minnesota By: Donald Kadlec Gas Service Gas Supply Inc. 2238 Edgewood Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minnesota By: T.D. Gustafson Company • 1800 West Highway #13 Burnsville, Minnesota By: Roy T. Gustafson Clarence E. Nelson Htg. & A/C 200 West Hayden Lal�e Road Cahmplin, Minnesota By: Clarence E. Nelson General Contractor Carlson-LaVine Inc. 2831 Aldrich Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Erick LaVine Inter City Builders 2500 Murzay Avenue N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Joe Shun Mar-Son Construction 5219 Wayzata Baulevard Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Jerry Benson Mork & Associates, Inc. 1525 Glenwood Ave. North Minneapolis, Minnesota By: R.W. Mork Ryan Construction Co�pany of Mi,nn. Inc. 5400 Metro Boulevard Edina, Minnesota By: Timothy McGray Hugo Skrandies Construction 195 Hugo Street Fridley, Minnesota Hy: Hugo Skrandies White oak Builders 5114 Long Lake Road N.W. New Brighton, Minnesota By: Robert A. Carlson Derksen Builders Inc, 3936 Cleveland Street N.E. Columbia Heights, Minnesota By: Alvin L. Derksen FAGE 16 Approved By Building Inspector Plumbing Inspector Pluiabing Inspector Plumbing Inspector Building Inspector Building Inspector Building Inspector Building Inspector Building Inspector �uilding Inspector Building Tnspector Building Inspector REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAlE 17, 1971 LICF�,1dSES CONTINUEA: Heatin Clarence E. Nelson Htg. & A/C 200 West Hayden I,ake Road Champlin, Minnesota By: Clarence E. Nelson Masonry Carl R. Hanson 3809 Buchanan Street N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota By- Carl R. Hanson R.W. Soderstrom Company 6820 Brookview Drive N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota By: R.W. Soderstrom Jerry Fleagle Concrete & Masonry 4701 Nevada New Hope, Minn. 55428 By: Jerry Fleagle ESTTMATES: Weaver, Talle & Herrick 316 East Main 5treet Anoka, Minnesota For professional services rendered, May Billing Comstock & Davis, Inc. Consulting Engineers 1446 County Road "J" Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 FINAL Estimate #2 for the furnishing of Professional Engineering Services for Sanitary Sewer & Water Improveakent Prbject No. 93 For the furaishinq of resident inspection & resident supervision for the staking out of the construction work an: Street Improvement Project St. 1970-1 fraa► April 26 through AQril 30, 1971. Partial Estimate �Il Water Improvement Project �95, Schedule B frca� March 29 thraugh April 30, 1971. Partial Estimate #12 Sanitary Sewer & Stox�► Seorer Zmprovement P�ojec� #100 f�om March 29 through April 30, 1971. Partial Estimate �6 PAGE 17 Approved By Plumbing Inspector Buildinq Inspector Building Inspector Building Inspector $2,345.00 �2a010.�1 $ 200.82 $1,764.58 $ 108.97 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 17, 1971 Sanitary Sewer & Water Improvement Project #93 from July 11, 1970 through October 31, 1970. Partial Estimate #13 $1,701.00 PAGE 18 , MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve payment of the estimates as sub��do Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. CO1�IIriUNICATIONS : A. VFW POST #363: MEMORIAL DAY PARADE: MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the caumbxnication fraan VF'W Post #363 dated April 30, 1971 and grant permission for the parade Memorial Dayo Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a�oice vote0 all wotinq aye, Nl�y�ar Kirkham declared ghe m�ti�a� ca,��.�a� �aaa�a�ousl�a B._ MINNESOTA HIGHtiVAY DEPA&TMENT: TRAFFIC SIGNAL AT RICE CREEK ROAD AND HIGHWAY #65: The City Engineer said that the Council has wanted a signal at T.Fi. #65 asr�cl 61st Avenue, but they did not want 63xd llaiavenue closed off. Ttae Highway Depai�taent is going to put in the signal and leave 63rd open and make a study, and if the accident record does not improve, they will close it. The procedure for splitting costs is the standard agreement. MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the c�munication fran the Minnesota Highway Department dated May 6, 1971 and concur. Seconded by Counci,lman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. C. MINNESOTA HIGHWAY DEPARTI�iT: DETOUR ON T.H. �47 FOR BRIDGE REPAIRS: The City Engineer said that this detour is in Minneapolis and �or abput two months traffic will be detoured onto T.H. �►65, then back onto iJniversity Avenue. There will be no Fridley streets used. MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the ccmmunication fran the Minnesota Highway nepari�►ent dated April 27, 1971. The motion was eeconded and upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion caa�ci�c� unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF CONTINiTED OPER�TIOIai OF NORTFiERi�i �U�`O PA1tTS, 73RD �IVENUE AND CENTRAL AVENUE NE.: The City Attorney said that he asked that thi� be put on the Agenda, There is a buyer interested in purchasing Northern Auto Parts, preaently owned by R�oger Gilcrist. H�: felt th�t b�fore the pa°operty is pu�ch�sed would be the time to discuss a number of deficiencies that should be corrected. The City Engineer said �hat this is M-1 zoning and all junk car yard� must be within a fenced-in area, and require a special use permit. Councilman Harris said that this would be a non-conforming use. The City Attorney s,aid..that they do not have a specf�al use permit now as they started their business before it was required. , I� � ' ' , ' �_ I � ' � � ' ' , ' � , ' REGUI+AR CpLiNC�L MEETING QF MAY 17� 1971 PAGE 19 ' ' �o�cilman �IaX'riS said that he hoped that the land would be made available �o� industxia7, us�. He asked if they plan to maintain an auto parts business. The City Atto�'eny said that the prospective buyer wanted to came be�ore Council to discuss it, ars�d he advised him that first the property should be checked ' so he can be advised o� what wozk needs to be done. As to their p].ans, he thought �khat the buyer was a used parts dealer. Councilman Harris said that the buyer should agree that with a change in ownership, a special use permit ' is required. He would like to have a termination of the special use pexmit d�.scussed, or some specific timetable for the use of the property. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to receive the c�anmunication to Virgil Herrick from ' Fred Bursteir� of the Law Offices of Burstein and Reidenberg, dated May 10, 1971. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kikkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ' CODTSIDERATION OF RETURN OF EASE,MENT, 1641 GARDENA AVENUE: (LORRAINE KUSCHKE) ' The City Attorney refreshed the Council's memory on this item by saying that Mrs. Kuschke came before the Council requesting that the City accept a public easement to her house so she could get FHA financing. Then the financing fell through and naw she wants the easement back. If the Engineering ' Department does not see any need for it, it could be quit claimed back to her. ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' MOTION by Councilman Kelshaw to authorize the return of the easement fpr ' 1641 Gardena Avenue back to Mrs. Lorraine Kuschke. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #60-19'71 - A RESOLUTION URGING PASSAiGE OF HOUSE FILE #1272 AND COMPANZON SENATE BILL RELATING TO THE USE OF THE 1970 CENSUS FOR THE DISTRIBU- TION OF CIGARETTE, LIQUOR AND SALES TAXES: MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt Resolution #60-1971. Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. APPROVAL OF LEASE AGREEMENT BETWEEN BURLIDTGTODI NORTHERN A�iD CITY OF FRIDLEY FOR PART OF IAT 3, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION #79: MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve the agreement and authorize the appro- priate signatures. Seconded by CounciLnan Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNMENT: There be�.ng no further business, Mayor Kirkham declared the Reqular Council Meeting of May 17, 1971 adjourned at 9:30 P.M. Res ectfully submitted, i�%'G��"��e'X�� Juel Mercer Secretary to the City Council Jack O. Kirkham Mt�yor ' _ ' ' , � � � ' ' ' , �J� i ORDINANCE N0. � AN ORDINANCE AMENDING & RECODIFYING SECTION 45.053 RELAT'�NG TO SIDEYARD REQUIREMENTS IN THE R-1 DISTI�ZCT. THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SBCTION 1. Section 45.053 Subdivision 4 Paragraph B of the Fridley City Code is hexeby amended to read as follows: B. Side Yard Two aide yards are required, each with a width of not less than ten _ (10) feet, except as follows; 1) �+lhere a house is built with a single attached garage on lots of 9 000 s uare feet or more and with a lot width of 75 feet or more a minimum si e lot requirement shall be necessary of 10 feet on _ the living area side and a minimum of 15 feet on the �axage side so that a double car garage could be built in the futut'e without a side lot variance However, this regulation shall not be so interpreted as to reduce the house frontage to less than 40 feet. 2) Where a house is built without an attached garage on lots up to 60 feet wide, a minimum side lot requirement shall be necessary of 10 feet on one side and 13 feet on the other side so that there would be access to the rear yard for a possible detached garage at some future date. ' 3) Where a house is built without an attached garage on lots mox'e . thaa 60 feet wide, a minimum side lot requirement st�all be necessary'of 10 feet on one side and 19 feet on the other side so ' that a future attached garage 14 feet wide could be built without a side lot variance. ' ' ' ' 4) S) The side yard adjoining an attached garage may be reduced to uot �ess than 5 feet, provided the height of the garage on that side is not more than 15 feet. Corner Lots a. The side yard width on a street side of a corner lot ahall be '' not less than 17,5 feet. When the lot to the rear haa £rontage along a aide street, no accessory building on the corner lot, within 25 'feet of the common property line, shall be closex to said side street than 30 feet; provided, however, that this regulation shall not be so interpreted as to reduce the buildable � width of a corner lot to less than 25 feet. � � b. Any attached or unattached accessory building which opens on the side street, shall be at least 25 feet from the property liae on tt�e side street . � ' 6) Accessory buildings may be built not less than three (3) feet � �ram any si.de lot line not adja�ent to a street. � ORDINANCE N0. PASSBD BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1971 MAY08 - JACR 0. RI�IAM ' ATTBS�: CITY CLEBR - MARVIN C. BRiA�TSffi.L lirst Reading: Ma 17 1971 Second Reading• ( � �! � �'�'1 I Publish• �i , � � � ' ' ' � ' ' ' � , ' ' ' 1 � ' a s�t¢Iber horr�es corPora�ion SUBSIDIARY OF SHEITER CORPORATION OF AMERICA, INC. 1550 EAST 78TH STREET MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 554Q3 PHONE: (614) 8b1-7461 May 2$, 1971 Sack D. iCi.rkha�a 430-67th �ven:ie N. E. Fridley, Minr,esota 55432 David 0, Harris 470 Rice Creek Boulevard Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Tim Bxe�dex 7550 Tea�po Terrace Fridley, 2•;innesota 55432 Robert Kels�aw 831 Westmore'Lake Drive Fs'id1EV, Minnesota 55432 Frank G. Liebl 222 �'.ercury Drive N, E. Fricley� I�:innesota 55432 Gentiemen; Marvin C. Brunsell City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N. E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Nasim Qureshi, City Engineer City of Fridley 6431 Universi�y Avenue N. E. Frid2ey, Minnesota 55432 Virgil C. Herrick 6279 University �lvenue N. E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Ol,iver R. Erickson 6056 Woody Lane N. E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Shelter Homes Corpoxation haa requested a special ase permit to erect a model howe on the uadevelcped area of the Target Store sit• in Fridley. Tt�is requ�st Was approved by the Plannin; Cometission on May 5, 1971, for a six, c�onth tria�, bnsia provided the Health Department would allota a variance for w�te: �.nd sewer hookup. The Planninry Commission also state;i that ahould the permit be renewed, Shel,ter Homes would l�e required to hook up to water and sewer. A breaC deal of diacussion took place at the Planning Commission tneeting concerning tt-�e concept, �he product aad the cocapany. After 8uch discussion, the Planning Commission determined to cake a positive recoamiendation to the Council. ' 3 ' � Page Two Shelter 'Homes appeared vn the Council agenda May 10, �.971, and May �7, 1971.. , �Teither t3.me haa discµssion �esul,ted in a clear p�c[ure of khe propos�d use. �alked with Bob Kelshaw �ast week about our needs to make a decision o� the Fri.dley oite and he stated that sevsral Council members wer� uncertain as to � concept and product. T suggtsted to Bob that I would writ� this letter in an attempt to further explain the project. � ' ' ' � L�.I! ' L! , ' , , , LJ � I the Sheltex Homes pre-cut products are conventionally built on site to meet or exceed �i�A sp�aificatians. The only difference between a Sheltex Home and siCe built contrac�or ho�ne �a that Shelter's lumber is cut to exact measurements aC our Atnexican I.umber plant. Sheltex erects the home on the buyer's lot or pn one of our lots after a foundation has been prepared, Because the lumber is pre-cut and the hom� desi.gned for ef£i.cient material usage, it can be erected by four men in five days. Shelter complete� the exterior of the house, but leave� intexiox finishing to the buyer or arranges for the buyer to contract with a subcontractor ior completion. She�ter Homes meets all codes for the area in which they are built, for they are buil.t ofl site like any comientional home. As such, construction can be done to meet any code. Shelter Homes can be built in Fridley, Bxooklyn Center, Anoka, Minneapali� ax any other area. In fact, at this time, we are ta�.king wi.th thxee peaple in �ridley about a home. �f Shelter Homes are like conventionally built homes, why are they diP£erent? Shelter Corporation o£ Amexica is the largest builder of housing in the midwest. Aa auch, Shelter has excellent buyino power. We pasa a minimum of ten percent �avings on a►ateriml to our buyers. Pre-cuttin; speeds construction and labor COBt. Las�].y, Shelter packa$es sell for $7,500 to $25,000. These x+epresent homes witli a market value of $16,000 to $50,000 after completion. Shelter'� ovez'head, profit �nd interim �inancin; costs are likew�.se ha1£ o£ a co:�vention�l builder's. The�e actual ecanomies represent a mininun savin�s to the buyer of 20 pezcent over comparable homes. . Let's examine the cost breakdo�an of a har�e and see how this happens. EXAMPLE 1060 Square Foot Home, 3 Bedroouis, 1 Bath, Double Attaci►ed Gasage Subdivi�ion Aowe Structure 589. I.abor 207. Materi.a� 387. Land Improvements 21x Overhead, Pro�it 13% Intexi.m Fi�ancing 8x Sh�eiter Package ' Land Improvements Pitiishing �.abor ,; $ 5,200.00 9,880.00 .__._�... $15�080.00 $ 5,460.00 3,380.00 T2, OS0.00 $26,000.00 $12,500.00 b,000.00 3 �,500.00 �21,040,00 Shelter Home Canparables $ 4,500.00 9.0� $13,500.00 $ 5,000.00 1,500,00 1,000.00 $21,000.00 �� , , • , LJ ' pmge Th�cee Shelter�s �inancing is th�ough Midland National Bank for �nterim financ�ng, and throug,h Twin City Federal for permanent financing. Shelter advances the buyer maney to puxchase a lot i�f he is cxedit worthy. Shelter then finances the packages until the home is completed. Upon completion, permanent financing is effected on a priox comm�tment basi.s. Shelte�'s interin financing ratea are currently 7-1/27. •�mple interest. A qus�tion has been raised that due to the trial pe riod, what would happen �F the � parties concerned were to terminate the agreement or if the permit were not renewed, Shelter has been assured by a local house mover that the home we plan to build can be moved out o� the Target area in two sectiona. With this in mind, it wi.11 be ' aanstxucted in suct� a manner. At the very least, Shelter would have to tear it dawn upon completion of the project. , , , � �I�' , � � , 1 ' ' , Shelter uaderatands the temporary nature of the project, the land can be sold, the permit denied, or Target can terminate the agreement. In spite af at most an 18 month term, if all were to go very well, we are interested in thia site because of the market and the need. There are few good housing alteYnatives availabl�e Coday in our pXice range and income levels to qualify. We think we desezve an opportunity to present aurselves to.this market and to addresa oux- selves to their needs. Th�tnk you �ax this opportunity to preaent these �acts. I look forward to seeing �►au a� the Council meeting on June 7th. Sincerely, R. S�. Q Bri.en RSQsxk� � .� . ' 1 „ .. w"'"'�x . --- :, _ , -� -• , m i „ ,. �,. A � p I k 1 �'��` `°'N;,,� �;A��DD�'�'�/ o�� .i •i � � _ �_ — - --- � 1l7�. a-. . --. •c.a ° ,. _ X _.. . _. • .2 - _:,_�_ ./l- Q � .. '.� ,: _.,: __ -� - ._- - �i -1�- - -- a � - �t M�b'`;,c. i•+,�.i,._ _ 'e� �rcd �— C ' ' a � � �) 6 a ' � ! F� p � p' • . a � . I ,•+ '-t .w ,'`�, I . . I ♦fIl/ usri .. � � � � .%/ris. ' I 0- I� j- n-Mi ��, .-;! .� ' �.. �! � • !il�;Af� �itoj t "" '�'�_ . -j' 3 - -- . , A U D I T 0 R� S _— -- -- ' -- /� d� � ,.1.�..�,,.., ----- -� r° b ----- ---- __ !t�� _..�� ,a;�� ,... Shelter Homes Co i� ��x,��d�► . e �, Y�., 5P 71-05 a ' 'oT,�� ' � _ _ „� `..,... 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The Code as rewri.tten would taken these ather diseases into account. The sections that are underlined are the sections that have been added or changed. 11 I � 1 ' LJ , � � ' , � , ' � ORDINANCE NO. .F1N ORDZNANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 28 OF THE CITY CODE RELATING �'O THE CONTROL AND PREV�NTION OF TREE DISEFISES The City Gouncil of the City of Fridley do ordain as follaws: Chapter 28 of the Fx�idley City Code is hereby amended to read as fol�owss 28.Q1. The City Council of Fridley has determined that the the health ot the trees within the municipal limits is threatened by �atal tree diseases. Zt is further determined that the loss vf txe�s grawing upon public and private property would substantially dep�eciate the value of property within the City and impair the saf�ty, gpod ordez, general welfare and convenience of the public. It is declared to be the intention of the Council to control and preyent the spread of tree diseases and this ordinance is enacted for that purpose. 28.Q2. Subd. 1. The powera and duties of the City Forester as set forth in this ordinance are hereby conferred �,pon the Park Airector. Subd, 2. It is the duty of the forester to coordinate, under the direction and control of the Council, all activities of the municipa�ity rela�inq to the control and prevention of tree diseaees. He shall recommend to the Council the detai].s of a prc�graia fc�r the control of tree diseases, and perform the duties i�cident to such a program adopted by the Council. 28.03. It is the intention of the Council of Fridley to conduct a program of plant pest cpntrol pursuant to �ie authority qranted by Minnasota 8tatutes 1961, Section 18.022. This program is directed spec�ficaily at the control and elimination of tree dis�ases, euid is undert$ken at the recoamaendation of the Com- missioner of Agr�.culture. The city forester shall act as coordinator betv►een the Coiunissioner of Agriculture and the Council in the con- duct o� this �rogram. 28.04. Subd. 1. The followin� things are public nuisances whQnevex they may be found wit,hin the City of Fridley. ' (�) Any livinq or standing Elm tree or part thereof i.niected to an� deqree with the Du�ch Elm disease fungus Cera- tocyst#:s Ul.�pi (Buisman) Moreau ar which harbors any of the elm , baek beetles Scolytus Multistriatus (Eichh.) or Hylurgopinus Rufipes (Marsh). (b) Any dead �lm txe� or part thexeof, includinq�logs, ' branches, stumps, firewood or other Elm m�terial from which the b�rk has not been zemoved and burned or sprayed with an effective E�,m ,bark beetle in�ecticide. , (c) Any li infected to any deqr , or standing Oak tree or part thereof th the �ak W 1� dieease unqus era- 12 DECLARATION OF POLICY FORESTER POSITION CREJ►TEA DUTIES P�tOGRAM rtvz s�z,tc�s DECI�ARED � � �J , ORDINANCE NO. (d) Any dead Oak tree or part thereof including logs, branches, stumps,^firewood, or other oak material which has not been removEd and burned or sprayed with an effective Oak Wilt insecticide. ' (e) Any other living or standing tree or infected to any degree with tree disease as determ Forester >art thereof the Ci , (f) Any diseased, dead tree or part thereof including logs, branches, stum s, firewood, or other wooden material which has not been removed and burned or sprayed with an effective 1 insecticide as detezznined by the City Forester ur�er�-tl�e. �dize ctio�--e€--ttre-- C'c�unci i . � , 1_J ' , ' � � , ' �i3 � �,- Page 2 Subd. 2. It is unlawful for any person to pezmit any ABATEMENT pub�ic nuisance as defined .in Subdivision 1 to remain on any premises owned or controlled by him within the City of Fridley. Such nuisances may be abated in the manner prescribed by this ordinance. 28.05. Subd. 1. Annual Inspection. The Forester shall inspect INSPECTION ANU all premises and places within the City as often as practicable INVESTIG,ATION to determine whether any condition described in 28.04 of this Ord�nance exists thereon. He shall investigate a17, reported incidents of diseased trees. Subd. 2. The Forester or his duly au�horized agents may ENTRY ON PRTVAT'E enter upon private premises at any reasonable time for the pu�- PREMIS�S ppse of carrying out any <f the duties assigned him under this Ordinance. Subd. 3. The Farester shall, upon finding conditions indicating disease infes�ation, immediately send appropriate specimens or samples to the Commissioner of Agriculture for analysis, or take such other steps for diagnosis as may be reccxnmended by the Commissioner. Except as provided in 28.07, no action to remove infected trees or wood shall be taken until positive diagnosis of the disease has been made. 2$.06. zn abating the nuisances defined in 28.04, the Forester shall cause the infected tree or wood to be sprayed, removed, buzned, or otherwise effectively treated so as to destroy and prevent as fulJ.y as possible the spread of tree diseases. 3uCh abatement procedures shall be carried out in accordance with current technical and expert opinions and plans as may be designated by the Commissioner of Agriculture. 28,07. Subd. 1. Whenever the Forester finds wi�th reasonable � ceXt��ty ihat the infestation defined in 28.04 exists in any txee ot wood in any public or private place in the City, he shall pzoceed as folloMrs: ' AIAGNOSIS p�BATEMENT OF TREE DISEASE NUISANCES PROCEDqRE FO�t REMOVAL OF INFECTEA TREES AND WOOD J 1 ' � � � 1 � CJ � � ' I_ J ORDINANC� NO. (a) I� the Forester finds that the danger of infesta- tio� of othex tXees is not imminent because of dormancy, he shall notify the abutting �roperty owner by certified mail that the nui�ance wil�. be abated within a specified time, not less than five d�ys fxom the date �f mai�ing of such notice. 'I'he Forester shall immediately zeport such action to the Cauncil, and aftex the expiration of the time limited by the notice he may abate the nuisance, by: (1) Abating the nuisance as a public improvement under Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 429.101, or (2) Abating the nuisance as provided in thia Subdivision. Tf the Forester finds with reasonable cez'tainty that immediate action i$ required to prevent the spread of the disease, he may proceed to abate the nuisance forthwith. He shall report such action i�nediately to the City Council and to the awnez� of the property where the nuisance is located. Subd. 2. Upon receipt of the Forester's report required by Subd. 1, Part A, the Council shall b+y resolution order the nuisance abated. Before action is taken on such resolution, the Council shall publi$h notice of its intention tc� meet to consider takinq action to abate the nuisance. This notice shall be mailed to affected property owners and published once no leas than one week prior to such meeting. The notice shall stat� the time and place of the meeting, the streets affected, action proposed, the estimated cost of the abatement, and the proposed bas�s of assess- ment, if c1ny, of costs. At such hearing or adjournment thereof, the Council �hall hear property owners with reference to the scope and desirability of the proposed project. The Council shall thereafter adopt a reso�utior� confirming the oziginal resolution wi�h such modifications as it considers desirable and provide for the doing of the work by d�y labor or by contract. , Subd. 3. The Forester shall keep a record of the costs of abatements done undex this section and shall report monthly ta the City Glerk all work done for which a$sessments are to be ' made stating ar��:certifyinq the description of the land, lots, paxcels involved a►nd the amount chargeable to each. ' ' , ' Subd. 9. On ox� before September 1 of each year the Clexk sh�ll liat the total unpaid charges for each abatement against eaah sepax�ate lot or pau�cel to which they are attxibutable under this Ordinance. The Cauncil may then spread the chargea or any pat�tion thereof against the property involved as a special asseas- me�t under Minnesota Statutes Sec. 429.101 and other pertinent statute� for certificat�on to the County Auditor and collection the �`ollowinq year alonq with current taxes. Page 3 14 , , ORD�NANCE NO. 28.Q8. Subd. 1. Whenever the Forester determines that �ny tree , qr wood within the CitX is intected with disease, he may spray �ll nearby high value trees, with an effective disease destroying concentrate. Spr�yi.ng activities authorized by this Section shall be �onducted in accordance with technical and expert opinions and ' plar�s of the Comzn�ssioner q�' Agriculture and under the super- visipn of the Commissioner and his agents whenever possible. �� I u , � � Subd. 2. The notice provisions of 28.07 apply to spraying opexations conducted under this Section. 2$.Q9. It is�unlawful for any person to transport within the City any diseased wood without having obtained a-.permit from the Forester. The Forester shall grant such pe�naits only when the pur�ose of this Ordinance will be served thereby. 1.� Page 4 SPRAYING TREES TRANSPORTING WOOD PROHIBITED 28.�0. It is unlawful for any person to prevent, delay or INTERFERENCE PRO- interfere with the Forester or his agents whi�.e they are HIBITED engaged in the performance of duties imposed by this Ordinance. 28.11. Any person, firm or corporation who violates 28.09 PENALTY and 28.10 of this Ordinance is quilty of a misdemeanor and may ' be pun$shed by a fine of not to exceed $300.00 or imprisonment for 90 days. � , 28.�2. Should any section, subdivision, clause or other pro- vision of this Ordinance be declared by a Court of competent jux�sdiction to be invalid, such decision shall not affect the ' validity of this Ordinance as a whole nor any part thereof other than the part so declared to be invalid. � PASSED $Y THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS � i � `.. , , , � CJ ' DAY OF JITTES T : 1971. CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL � y �' 1 FiXSt Reading: _�"� �•..� Second Reading: Publish....... MAYOR - JACK O. KIRK,�iAM ' ' ., --� _ .�i.. �9 b MEMO T0: City Council ' FROMt Finance Director SUBJECTs Ccs�plaint of Richard Harju, Lot 25, Block 8, Oannay�s Lakeview ' Ma�ar Additien, 515 - 57th Avenue North�east OATE: May 19, 1911 ' ' � ' ' We hav� receiv�d a cac�plaint from Mro Harju cor�cerninq an assessroent put on his property under the ST. 1969-3 Street Improv��nt Projec$. Mro Harju�s prop�rty frorcts on 57th Aven�e and also.has a str��t running across th� r�ar of his prcp�rty. Th�r� w�r� thr�� oth�r lots invotvcd in the assessrtt��t un��r the STa 1969-3 Stre�t Imprc+�+e�nt� Prajecto The sequ�nce of events on the improv�ment project is as fo1lo�+ss June 9s 1969 -- Improv�ment H�aring Held, Jun� 16, 1969 -- Impro��ement Ordered. M�ay 11, 1970 -- Public Hearing was Held on the Assessment Roil. ,_ The formula used for this asses�m�nt was that one-fovrth of the cost of the street was assessed to the prop�rty which backs up to the str�et o� the south side of the Adam�s Street Addition (form�rly Lakeland Avenue) and three- ' quarters of the cost of the street was asses��d on ths property a� the ather side of the street. ,This has b�er� th� narmat poticy in situations such as thiso � � On Juiy 6, 1970, a di§cussion was initiatcd by one of the c�uncitm�n relatinq to the assessme�nt of these four lots in Donc�ay's Lakeview Manar Addition. A mation was made, secor�d�d, and adopted to the effect that the four iots in question should not be assessed, � There. are two prQblems here. One is that the assossr�ent rolt had atready b��n ' � adopted by Councit resolution previoustyo It �,00uld take a resolution to with- draw the assessrn�nts on these four tots if this is the Cour�cil�s wisho The amount of the assess��nts on the four lots is as foi.lows; , , ' ' ' Lot 23 $ 47025 Lot 24 $ 101025 Lot 25 $ 101.25 lot 26 $ 114.75 Also, the motion was not clear as to wh�ther it was the i�tention of the City �Council to detete the four lots r�sntioned abave or the lots which wili bs includvd in th� ST. 1970 Street Ir�pr�v�Tarrt Projec�fi ��rhich have not bea.n assessed as yeto . Please sse Council minutes retating to tn� various hearings that have been held on these projectso r� _....._ . � � I3 � C ; � Ie�! tn` . - . '/I s,r .... � � , ' t.- . �z " ' : a- � , �; .,.,. ,a..._ �? �; ;i �. ,'� .ti. . „ , s : 5J TH ' ��T. � • � � � �. ....f � ,. z -"rj �•. . u•. ' 1 w�a� �.. 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' - : , . ; `!_ -----_�TqTE N,� -�----�___._ ��; _ • . - . . �� . .�'.� �y � � _ - ----- . _� �Y N 0. 6 9 4�"`'�.".` - --._.., ,.., - ---.- , �' ,�, ��•,�:v. H,,: . : . �R,,: :�._�YS ,�, .._;rvo. - f - ieo � - ,�---_......�� _ r� , � . � !' '_'T'^ �("""R%_ i✓l'�'.,..�T' � i, . .. . . � �`.�f: H� •�' ,� ..,. , �: i� �{ , ,�;�' �. .. ,.- , ; ,�} , . ..�,; �• . _. .. ; . � .� . � �: ..� 1 � �, � 1; -f k �+-a r. -,' � ., -• , ' ,, � : . •� � � i � ' ,' , ' , ' , , .� ' �� I, , ' ,, � , 1 � ls SPECIAL PU��IC HEARING ;�ETING OF JUNE 9, 1969 pAGE 24 Mx's. �n$lu�d said �ha� ��t� was �e�.t that if the land for a cul-de-sac was ta�lcer�� wp�1d cut� u� �khe lc�ts too badly. The City Attoxney asked i� she pxopos�Cl t�o have tl�,e snow removed. She �eplied that she su�posed that she wau�.d ha�ve �Q. The Cit� �ngineer then showed the oriqinal plat as p�oposed i� 196� �r�d oomome�ited that that plat did meet the land requizements. The Ci�X AttoxneX sai.d that if the plat was approved witk� a private access there would have to b� a waiver granted. The City Engi�eer said that these factora mu�t be con�idexed by the Council and are the reasons for being included i.n the Code. Tha �ity A�tornex �ointed out that the City has some responsibi.li�y �or �ir� �ro�ection, and questioned what would happen if there was a house fire and th� fire trucks were unable �o come into the area because the snow had no� heen removed. The City Enqineer co�nented that it would QOSt more to put the public xoad w�:th the cul-de-sac throuqh, than the pxivate driveway. There is lnnd availabl� �or a cul-de-�ac a� ths end of the plat. Councilman Samuelson said that if �he plat was apprpved with a private drive, then it was found � tha�. i� di.d not work out, the C�ty wou].d have to go.back and acquire the public access a�d �ut in the cul-de-sac. He asked what the requi�ement was for a aul-d�-sac. The Ci.tp �ngineer said that it was 80' minxznum paved area, Councilman Liebl said that it was a matter of abiding by the City's Code� and �ha� the+ Gity did have a resppnsibi�ity to provide iire protection. I�10TION by GounciJ.�an Liebl to close the Public Hearing on the final plat P.S. 1�69•-06, Vei.t'�c Addition as requested by Londa Eng�und� Seconded by Councilman� Samuelsan, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kizkham declared the Public Hearing closed at 8:00 P.M. MOTZON by �ounc�.lman �amuelson to approve the �it�al plat P.S. #k69-06, Veit�s Add�,t�.An, with the plat to provide foz a total of a 44' dedication for a publie xoadway through �he plat, and a 90' dedication �or a cul-de-sac, 80' OP•Whl.C11 w4uld be the improvad surface, the remaining 10' would be boulevard, 5' an each s�.de, with the cul-de-sac to be located at the west end oi the p�at. Seconded by Counailman I�iebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor �Cirkham declared khe �►ota�on carri.ed. :r.o..-.,--.--�>-� -'�'�`�' FUBLIC iIEARING ON STREET IMPROVEMENT �RO.TECT ST. 1969-3, ADDENDUM #1: Streets in Adams Street Addition Washington Strest: 57th Avenue to 58th Avenue Jeffersor► Street: 57th Avenue to 58th Avenue gtxeet on South Side"of Pla�: 7th Street to Jefferson Str�et #20-1969 - IN OPPOSITION TO IMPOSED FOR TFi£ IMPROVEMENT STREET FROM 57TH AVENUE TO 58TH_AVENUE: � MOTION by Councilman Lieb7. to receive Petition #20-1969. Seconded by �punci.l� � man Samuelson. Upon a voi.ce vote, al� voting aye, Mayor Kfrkham decldred the � motion carried. � M,r. Robert W• Eriekson, 565 �7th Avenue N.�. asked who had requested this improvement. The eity Engineez aaid that the people l�iving o� the west side qi Je�Pezsan Street had requested �his improvement. Mr. �rickson asked if the i.mpzovement would also include the imorovement of the alley just on� xAw pf lc�t� north of 57th Avenue. The City Er_�ineer said that it d�s�� ie then shawed the map on th� screen and po�nted o�t that the road alonq the south af / � � � � ' , ' � ' ' � � ' ' � , �! �; ' ' ' SPECIAL 'PJc.:.li: HEARING MEETII3G OF JUNE 9, 1969 P�,GE 25 Adams �t��et Addi�ip� should not be called an allay, it is a dedicated stzeet ai�d has �sn �ala�t�d as such, Mr• �zickson had a copy oi the offi,cial publica�i.pnr a�d a&ked �,f t�hat cons�itutes a�.ega� do�ument, The City �nqineez �sa�d that �.t did• Mr. �rickson asked then if the Ca.ty was not setting a prsceder�� by i.n►grov�,ng an al�ey. The City Enginesr explai.ned that the proposal is tp impz�ove all the street5 in Adams Street Addition. The pzoposal ia that thsrs wi11 be a 36' paved street on Washington Street, Je�ferson and the stree� o�► the sou�h side of �he plat are pzoposed fox 29' pavement. These strests wi�l serve a17. the lots in Adams 8txee� Addition. There are homes bein� built and th�� must k�e served with u�ilities. There arQ cost estimates provided �.o Che Caunci�. wxth and without curbinc�. He aqain pointed out that ta call it nn aliey i.s, a misnotqex, as it is a dedicated roadway. He added tha� a�leys �x� usually ].2' wide.Mr. Erickson said that when Donnay was building homes in I)onnay'�s i.akevi�ew Manor Addition, it was referred to as an a11ey. He added �hstt a1�. t.h� qa�ages in Aonnay's Lakeview Manor on Mad�.son St�eet and �7th Avsnue ar� a11 �aca.ng those streets� He said that he did not see how the Gity coqld rerlabel an al�.ey and ca].l it a s�ree�, then imgzove �t and 7.evy an assessment. MaXoz Kirkham asked Mr. Erickson if he was say�.nq tha�. �he Gity has cixanged someth�.ng. Mr. Erickson replied that at some time it ha.s been chmnqed becausa a�s he pointed out, they Were called al��ys by Mr. Aonnay. He said �ha� he was not against the improvement, if tbe Adams Streat Addition needs i�, but h� wou7.d be against the asse�sment as none o� the people in Dannays J�ak�v�ew Manor wil�, deri.ve any benefit. Mr. Erickson �hen came Earward and presented a petition, after xeadinq i� aloud fox the benefit of the audience. pET�7'IqN #21-1969-- IN OFPOSIT�UIV TO ASSES�N:ENT TO BE LEVIED FOR 7MpRONE- !�,'N'� OF �TEk`FERSON STREET AND THE STREET ALONG TF� SOUTH SIDE OF ADAMS STR�T Al?DTTION ANU RE (�JEST�NG A CQMP�IITTEE OF FIVE REPRESENTATJVES TO_ STUDX ANA MA.KE A RECQMMENDATTON: MOTxON by Cour�cilman S�►ue�.son to xeceive �e�ition #21-1969. seconded by Cotinci�man �,isbl, Upon a vo�ce vote, all voting aye, MaXor Kirkham declared thq mo�i,on aaxr,ied. Mr. Eriakson said �hat he would like to have his suggestiion pf a committee o� Pive ccns�dered and that he telt that this wauld be a just solution. Iie felt that tt�aX should '�ave a say on the proposed assessments ta be levied egai,nst �the+ �z�opertX awner�. . Cpunc�.lman Li.ebi asked the City Attorney if the City did not have an obliqation �o put �,n �he stareets �or access. The City Attorney said that the Ci�ty do�s bavs an obliga�ian to put in streets as called for in the plat. He pointed Out that M�r. Er�,Ckson is not objecting to tMe impzovements, just to th� assesaa►enCs. Iis �ointed ou� that these ar� double £rontage lots, and �h�t they p7.ways Gzea►te prab�ems oi thi,s r1ature. M�. Srickso� �poin�ed out that as a�� the homes �-o:-:` on Madison Street� m�d 57th Avenue, these �roposed stzeets would still be like alleys to the hacs+e owaners in. th�s area. The C�i�y Engineer sa�d tiu�t the double �xontage lots are the zeason that his depa,rtment compi.led fiqures on ti�e standard �itX �'�c��ents w�th curb and quttex, �nd also �iqures withaut the curb and gukter to try to keep the ! SJ � I� � L,' , ' F NE 9 1 69 �'' 26 S�ECIAZ� PU�:.�� ° tiEARTriG MEETIN� o�v , 9 pi c��. � � i � i Ild �J � � I� I '� ' � � ' l� ' , � ms�es�nan�s dowr�. The C�ty Attorne� adde� that the cost of improve�ment O� the �treQ� �,1Q�g �h� �ou�h s�de of the p�.a� is. $11,96p wi.th �urb, and 58,710 w�thaut curb. Qn the z�oztk� side for a stzeet witb curbing and assess�.ng 3/'� of th� �ot��t� cQat� t4 the noxth side, �he �ric� �.s estimated �t $7.36 per �oot and without Gt�rk�inq i�. is 55.36 per foot. �'or the pea�le sUUth of the street th$ assessmsnt wauld be �/4 of th� �ota� co5t which wou�d kie $4.7� pex foot wi�h curb�.�ng and $3,46 �aer foot w�.thout curbing. �!x'. �ri.akson said that this would figure out to be about $35S pex' pzopezty owner. Counc�.lena�n Satt►uelson agair� pointed out that access must be pxovided to �he people to the north of h�.m. Mr. Erickson agzeed with �khis, but said tha� this i$ aot needed by �he people on 57�h Avenue and there would be no bene£it. TY�e �udi,�nce, �aarge�y fXOm Aonnays Lakeview Manor Addition, indicated they were �ln aqxeeanenG . . Mr. C.H, 8e�ja�ain, 5708 deff�rson Street N.E. said th,a,t he has lived in fihia $�cea for many years and is somewhat familiar with the hi$tozy. Adams Stxse� �ddition was glat�ed be�ore Aonnays T,al�eview Manor Addition, There wexe 12' al�eys, t�nd 60' skreets, When Mx. Donnay came in to plat 12 or 13 yaa�ra ago, � tpok 3p �eet� fxom Jef�ersan Streek and added it to his p].at for the�e peoples' k►aGk yards. This is why this street was nevex bui.l,t. Mr. Aonriay �� th� ne who �hould hav� �ut� in Jefferson Street, also the street alo�ng tt�e south o� the pl�t which was at one time called Lakeland AvQnus, which should have }��n 60' and extended straiqh� thzough. That was Mr. Donnay's ar�d �he Cau�c�l'a rssponsibilitx, and he aanplained oi it at the �3.ms. He said that �� xe��,z�d tha� �h�s is a differen� Council, and Cannot be held res�on9ible �Ox �'s� ��$kes. He goint�d out that he is paying for some special assess- ms�nts althaugk� k�e has r�o i.mpravemen�s. i�e explained ir� orde� to qe� to his �zo�exty, he taas to t�respass on someone elaes proper�y. He said that he �hecked wi.�h an i.nsuzance company.and he was told that the Gity weuld he �.iable !`ar �ny f�.re that may occur, i� they cannot get in. Mr. Benjam�.n sai.d that he ia the only one living on .Tefferson street, laut �he owr�e�s aP the othez lpt� oz� Jei�erson have asked h�.tn to �ry to get this street throuqh. These lots ca�nr►ot be built up if ti�ere is no acc�ss. He �ointed out tha� he has had to pzovide his own water arid sewer servia�s. The City caune in and Caak out same lxl� at �he north end of the street and now it is a catah-all �o� a�l ka.nds of �unk. He said that he had sane colozed pictures he had taken o,f all ti�e ��bris mt hvme if any of the Gouncil Mem�isrs would 7.�.ke� ta �ea 'khem. H� �aid that a�tefi payi�nq taxes i.n the City of Fridley �ox 20 �sars; ha ��o�$ entitled to access. He sa�d thaG it was nat his fault i� ;M�r.ponanaX d�,d not dedicate �is share of the 30' �o make up the nece3sax'y 6Q' �'o� a rcu�d. H� could undex'e�and why the people in Dqnnays Lakev�ew Ma�►c►r do not wa�t the assessment, but that should have been taken care af when the �lmt Naa �iled. He said that �t ia ahocking to aee the things th�t people �ump l.1� the zc�dwa�r, and Chat he and Mr. Gunderson have cleaned it up u+ar►y times. 1�. �.A. Maacciniak� �iQl SBth Avenue N.E. said that he cannot deny that the ��reet i.� nesded, k�ia on�,y objection Mrould be ta the asses�nents that would be 7,ev�.ed agai.ast hi„m, a�� he w�ould recci.ve no benefit. Mi�. Geprge Gundezso�n, 4551 2�i Street N.E. said that he is the owner oP I,ots ,fj And 7, Blocl� �., and he would like the street to go in. �%� 20 -. � � , � � �' � � � � � � , LI � � � LJ � i SPECIAL k'U81.I:' HEARING MtiETING OF J(JNE 9, 1969 pACr 2� Mr. Senj�zn�.n Sai.d that he had �aken pictures of people from ponnays Lakeview Maz�px pu�k��.ng wheelborzows �uil of junk and dumping it in the empty lpts. �t k�as taken h�.zn three days to clean up the lots. Mz. Jo$egh S. �ych, 525 5'7th Avenue said that he could not see putting �urhs i.n the back y�rd, when thezs are not any in the front. Mayoz Kizkham pointed out that th�a is rane of tha reasons the GitX Engineer presented two set8 of fiqures, on� with curb�ng to meet the City standards, and one withou'� tha curbing. Mr. Erickson aqain asked Mayor Kirkham about the possibility of the com�►i�tee his petition sugqested. Mayor Kirkham told him that tY�is suggestion would be �reiqhed, however, they would have no power and would only be an advisory boazd. Mr. Erickson said that they w�ould have as much powQr as the Council wou�d choose to qive them. Mayor Kirkham said that this was not true, that they would have no power and wauld only ac� i�n an advising capacity. Councilman SamuelSOn asked if anyone in Donnays Lakeview Manor was guil�y Qf dumping �he t�ash on the emFty lots beh�.nd them. Many o� the audienc� re�lied no, in �nat, they have helped to pick up the junk a2so. Councilman Samuelspn sa�1,d that the Council is txying to keep the Gity clean and need the peoples' he].p . Councilman Liebl pointed out that there is enough dedicated ri.ght of way on 1�ashington Street foz' a fully improved street. It has been the Council pplicy to put in streets only after all the utilities have been installed. He stqxeed thaC it would be foolish to put in curbing on Jeffer$on Street, hOwsvex, �he peo��e do need access and have the right to a street. The Council w�.11 have to Frork ou� mn effective vompromise. Dl�c. Jerotn� 41son, 5740 Madison Street N.E. asked i.f houses built on the 30' street and facinq the back yards of thQ houses on Madison Street and 57�h l�venue could be so1S. He suqgested a dead end sta�eet, or else cars wil� be qq�,nq by both in back oi` and in front of their houses. Mayor Kirkham pc)i,nted put that ther� are other 75' double frantage lots in the City, and they do sell. Counailman Liebl poin�ed out that the people owning these lots have as muCh ��.gh� to try to deve�op thea� as anyone eJ.se. The City cannot condemn thaC part� o� Aonn�ys LakeView ManoX Add�tion, so the street, of necessity, must be �A'•_ ^ i�toTTpeLby 'Counci7.man Liebl to c�.ose the Public Hearing on the improvemen� of �s�eets i.n Adams Str�et Addition, be�nq Wash:inqton St�eet from 57th Avenue to SSth Av�nue, Je�fersqn Street from 57th Avenue to SSth Avenuq and the etteet on south side of plat from 7th Street to Jefferson Street, under Street , Iq�pzpvemean� Praject St, 1969�3, Addendum #1. Seconded by Councilman Samueisor►. Upor► �t vaice vote, all vot�.ng aye, Mayor Kirkham declared this portion or the public t�ea�ir�s� closed at 8:55 P.M. � � ____.__-- _ -----�_ ._ __ ._....,�. � _ _ .�� _�... _....._..�.... _ _ ..�„_ _.. .._. _.�.... n (yAYOR KIRKiiAM I.EP'�' �ii� COUNCIL MEETING AT 8:55 P.M. ) Stinson 8oul�vaxd: 1,000 feet $outh of Gardena Avenue to Rice Czeek Road The Ci�.y Enq�.nsex reported that the improvement south of Gardena Avenue has been petitiqned �ar. Both A�,oka CountY and Ramsey CountY haV� �en asi�ed in 1964 to take we�' 8tinson 8ou�evard as a caunty road b�Cf�heX tsave not agteed to this. � q. �� 21 !�1 � .� � � � � � � � � � � � �- ' � � � � � i � �� i REGULAR COUNCIL MEETZNG OF JUNE 16� 1969 PAGE 6 asking that t�h� C�ty pay �or some of the parking �.ot. The Cifiy �nginee� said �.h�t� the a,�,�az'tm�z�� awners wil�. hav� tca pay for it. Gaunc�lman Liebl felt that '�,h,�� Could no� b� a�.lowed until the leg�1 procedure is gon�; tturough. The Ci,�� ,Att�a�ney �a�d �hat the work could be dor►� now, but the City cannot spend �ub�.�.c �ur�d� on th� improvement. The propex prac�dure would be to have the �l�.c Haa�einc� �i��, �h�n they can tix their own p�rking lot�, :. �.s; IApT�G1N by Councilman Haxri.$ to receive �the Minutes oi the Planning Comm�.ssion M�et�.ng of June �lr 1969. Seconded by Councilman L�.ebl. Upon a voice vote, �her� being z�o nays, Mayor Kirkham dec7.axed the moti.on carx'�ed unanixnous�y. R�SOLUTIQN #8$-1969 �^ I�ESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT AND FINAL PLANS AND ' SPEGIFICATIOAIS AND ESTIMATES OF COSTS THEREOF: STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1969-3, AUDENDUM #1• �ouno�.lman Sh�rid�n reparted that he had had some cunversation with the pE-op�� n Dpnnax� Lakevlsw Manor Addxt�ion about their concarn with the 3.n►provement qO�.nq �.n iA �he �ldams Stre�� Addition. He asked, i� i.t. was in orde�, 'fox the �ha�� to reaogniz� the speaker for �he delegation here tonight. b�� Richard Harju, 5�5 57th Avenue N.E. speakinq fox the xesid�nts on 57th Av�nue ar�d Madison Street, explained that in the considerati.on of the extentian p� the stzee�s 1n Adams Str�et Addit�on, they would like to ask that conside�a� tion be given them, a►s there is a reaz easement alonq the back af theix l.ots, �nd �hey Would li.ke s�ne assurance t}sa.t the boulevard would be so construcCed �so tt►�t their �a�ces �nd shrubs could rem�in intact, They wou�.d also rec�uest consideration on the matter pf assessments, and that they bs fair, i.n that they �eel that their b�n�fit would be nil. GounciLnan Shezidan asked how much riqht of way the City had on these stree�a. Tha City $nqineer said that there was 60' on Washington Street, Which �tou].d presen� n►o prob�.em, On Jeiferson Street the riqht of way is 30' and on tha stree� pn the south pf the plat there is a 30' ar�d 90' right of way. He zeco�amend�d p 24' st,.��e�, just �l�ough for ��ro way traf�ic, Mith no parking on the s��cee�. This �tould result ir� m 3' boulmva�cd on each side of the stzeet. Councilman $heridan said k�1�at thi.s 3' is 7.ess than the noz�nal and desired Width, and asked i�` i�t wou�d be adequate for ana� storaqQ. The City Engineer said that a►nother �qssibi�.ity wou�d be to oft-set the�street with a g' boulevard on �he east �ide o� �e��erson Street and a one foot boulevard on the west side. �is pointe� ou� that a 26' s�areet iS the minimwn zecosnmended. Mr. Car1 Faulson ask�d if the all�y were qoinq to be vacated. Councilman Sheridan answer�d tha►t th��rp ?u�s beer� �o arequ�sC. to vacate the alley. Mr Paulson said that if it Were, the stree� could be wider. �r . Ms, R.W,•�r�.�kaon. 56S 5ith Avenue N.�. said that the solution proposed by � Gity Engi:neer aounded like the b�st solution and asked if the off-se� Would �1sA a�p].y to the atreet on the south sids o� Adams stxeet Add�,tiqn. The GitX Fnginee� s�+id yes, i� the resolution is passed, he would recommaend both �atree�s be�.ng o�P-set. �Ir. �rickson said that he wme also worxied about his �}�rubbexx, Coun�ilman Sheridan eaid thank you to the delegatian for cominq to the Covtncil Mee�inq and makinq their presentation. Mr. Erickson said thank you tor heAS'l.nq them, and giving them this considezation. . MOTION by Councila►an Sheridaa to adopt Resolution #88 1969, With the pians and specificat�.ona to he drawn !os Jef�erson stree� and the ��g�� j�� So�tth si.de 2`� � : � ��, � 9� � r� ' � , � 23 R�GUI,�►R GOUtiCI�, MEETING OF JUNE 16, 1969 PAGE 7 � ._._.__��._ . __ �.._.. .._. � a.....r- e,�..... �.�.».._....._ r,:..�.�..,..r., . ._ - - _...,,e__-»:,. _ . . < o� Ad�ms �a�zeet Addit�.on to be drawn ta inc�ude the �street off-set withiri the iriqht o� way. �ecqnded by Counci�,man Haxris. Upon a voice vote, all voting ��►�, Mayar Ki�xkham decl�red �he mot�.on carzi.ed unanimously. ......_.�..,�_..�...�.�. _4,.,,,_,-..._._�.r_..._.. _�._.,. .....,.._.._ .._.�_..... , � CQNS��ERATION 0�' SEC4NA READING OF AN ORDINANC� FOR REZONING REQUEST ZOA #69-03 TO R��Q�t� FROM R-3, C,2S, AND M�1 TO R-3A: S.E. Coxner of 79th Way and EaSt Rivex' Road, request by N. Graig Johnson � � � , � - _. � I � � � Counc�lmr�n Samuelson said that inasmuch as the requested legal opinicrn was only xeaeived tonight, he would sugges� tabling this Ordinance cansidexation ta the Mee�ir�g o� July 7th. MOTION by Counci.lman Samuelson ta table the �onsideratxon of the seCOnd xeadinq o� th� rezoni.ng Ordinance xequested by N.Craiq Johnson to July 7, 1969. Seconded by Go�ncil.t�dn Sheridan. Upon a voiee vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham dec�ared t?�e mQtion carried unanimously. , CITX HOSPxTALI7ATZON INSURANCE INFORMATION: Counc�lman Harria asked i� these cost figures for li.fe insurance were 'based on $10,A00 acrqss the board. The�Finance Director said �hat they were based on an �mploX�e's base saiary, wi�h a maximum of 510,000. It would aqst about g6p mo�'� �'px th� o�heX pla�n, Councilman Sheridan asked if the $10,000 wpuld be the maaci,mutn, The �inanea Director said yes, and added that w�.th the minimum o! SS�Q00, it�wpuld cost the Ci�y about $60 more and that the cpmmittee did not �eel. stronqly anQ way oz the other, the reason they recommended the 1l��e ��$ura�iGe equal to the base salary was that it would be cheaper. CounCilman �ia��c��,$ fsl� tbat the GiCy did have aome responsibility to the employest�, and !h� �ttnF7.pyee� earn�.nq under $S,OQO would not be gettinq suffi�cient coverage. &e�sonA� wOrke�s and those in the lowsX brackets wou�d be no better o�� than they wex'e W3.t.i� �he old ,�xalicy. The Finance Director said that he was sure tha� �.2�e camtmittee wauld be happy with the SS,000 -$].0,000 split, and the anly �eason thex r�commer►ded ths athez plan was to keep the costs dav�m. Gouncil.man �r�is �a�d that it would be unfaiz to eliminate people at the low�x end of �tN, sc�+le, Councilman Sheridan suggested a$5,000 minimum and a$10,000 �xi�um coul.d be used. The Fir�ance DirectoX asked if the rest of the Counci7. te].t thaC the insux'z�.nce ahould be at 55,000 minimum and S10,000 max3.mua�, with the �.nsux°anas baaed on the base sAlary between the two extremes. Gounc�.lman �,x;�,e �elt th�t thi,a w�ould not cpst too much tnore, when considerinq the cost o� th� t.at�� packaqe. Mp"I�'IO1V by Coun�ilman Harris to initiate the plan for the life insurance with �$S,OOQ mir►i,mum and a$10,000 maximum with the insurance based on An em- p7.ayee's ba�9e s+�lary between the two �iqures. Seconded by Councilman Sheridan. uppn a volce vote. all votinq dye, Mayor Kirkham deciared the mation carzied un�uiimoua�.y . Cow�ai.�man L�.�bl, aaked if it Were certain that the C1ty did noC hav� to go out !or o,p�en bid�. The City Attorney said tha►t it is not zequired. Counci.lman Lisbl ec�pa�ted tha� the reason the City went out foz� open bids last year was to obt+��n the lowest preml.ums possible, with the best coverage. The City Mannqer ppl.nted out �hat the aommittee reco�nended a continued tWO year plan. M�yor Kirkh�m added that the City never went ouk fo� bids be�ore iast year. The C�.ty Mt�naqer said that ii' n ane year ex�entiprl w�� aBac�pad �pon, there would thet� be no ne�essity to go out �or bids. The Finance Director said that ane �-r�-C �G� �� , � � � � � i � � SPEGIAI, PUB�IC HEARING,MEETING OF MAY 11, 1970 PAGE 2 �`) I�. Kennet� �ie��x��tei.�,, 1�15 S�CywQQd Lan� N.�. , said tha� hs had Lcat 10, a1o�k 1s �d happ�ns �o live or� a ccirn�� lat. ne said tha� he could no� se� hrnu h� wQUJ.d g�� mox� use ou� o� th� baak stzeet than his neighbor, yet he wau�d lae payir�g much mo�re. I3e sa�d that he understood th� reasor� �or the �,�gher as�essment was because he did have a corner lot. The Finance D�rectox sai.d tha� �he assessment policy used is the standard one used for all cozner lots. A�o�ne� �ot would pax 1/3 at the. standard rats, and the balar�ce of 2/3 fs broken up among the �eople down the block. On Lot 3.0 he wou�d be paxi�g �or 41. feet or $548 for the side footag�. The assessment fox lots backing ont� ti�e street is �4.42 per foot, A memb�r of the audience from the area said that years dgo when the peop7.e Manted the C�,ty ta plow the street, they would nat do it. Then George Mewhor�e�r wa,nted to develop the lots. The mistake was made then by the City not reguiri�ng Mx, Mewhorter to put in the street to serve his lots. Wh�n this street was proposed the residents came down to the me�ti.ng and said that �hey did na� a�pos� the aonstruction, but they did opgose the assessment as th�y �elt tha� th,ere would be no benefit. He said that 'iis has already pai8 for his stre�t� in front and us�s the back street as an alley without the improve- �en�, He �e�� that this was legallx not zight. He said that he understood �hat a co�'nex'.lo� �s fiore�, At the time of the estimated assessment, the Cha►rqe was 51100. Councilman Sheri.dan said that it was about 5900 now. pouncilman �her�.dan said that this is a dauble frafltage �ot, and �or a lo� such as thia the assessment is 25$ of the assessment rate on the �rontage �txeet. He pointed out that this man also has a side &trest. The membex of the audience said that he ends up paying foz thzee streets. He felt that the �ide �stz�et should be split up and paid for by �veryone. Councilmajn She�3,dan sa�.d 'k.hat it is � way dohm the block for the carner lo�. In this instance this. would bs £ive �ats. CounGilman Harxis added that the Council has stayed with the sam� poli.cy in regazd �o the corner lots azld everyone is treated alike. This may s�em un�ai.r ko some people if they have to pay for thr�e streets. H� said tha�, as to the complaint on the snow plowinq, the City does not� p1Crw anX streets until they axe cledicated, becausp of the legaJ. z�mi.f�cations on qoinq onto private proQerty. Mr. Edward S7.anger, 1316 Skywpod Court N.�•, asked if there would be ar�y mox� improvementr, o�c �-f tiae work was done. The City Engi.neer said that cuxb and qutte�c werQ not �ut in becaus� of the high cost to this area, and he assumed that the �ounci]. wauld �ake this into consideratfon and there would be no furt.her i��rov�ments. Mr. Slanger said that theX do not wan� concre�e curb �nd qut�er. Th� City Engi�eer said that this could no� be done wi.thout another Fub].ia Heaz��nq anyhow. There are no fuxther plans for the street at preoenC. � Mir. pave Ab�ahamson, 13a9 Skywood Lane N.E., said that he lived on the �uxn- �cour�d on the ateep h�ll. He asked what would baQpen to this steep h�.7.1. He #aid tha►� there were some co�aplaints that it is unai�qh�ly,, so wbat could be dor►e. �'ha Ci�y �ngineex a�qxeed �hat i.t is unsi,ghtlX, but explained that khe slcr�e would 'bQ very iu►rd to maintain �nd if the dixt was disturbed �here �wu1� be �rasion. A retaininq wa11 is needed, but he said that he wa� swra thn� �ie �Ro�le did not want any more assessaants. � �i�..L %�i ��1 � SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF M.A1' 11, 1970 Rivarview Terz'ace Mississippi Place ta Mississ�.ppi W� 26 PAGE Goun,c:�],mara La.eb7. asked if Mr. Elmer Johnson had anx of his land cand�mned, and �.� aQ W�s h� assessed al.so, His lats wer� cut to about 1/3 of �he ox'i^ c�inai size, and he would like to know �f he gave this right of waX without xej.mbu�s�ment. The street was pXOVided mainlx for the utilization Q� �� apa�#ment complex to al�eviate the traffic problems causea by thi� complex. The Cxty �nqine�r answe�'ed that the property used was a dedicated pa�t o� th� ��.at, and there was no condemnation. �he right af way was dedicated ba�'pxe �.h� �Coad c4nstruction was proposed. Mississi i wa : East River Road �o Riverview Terrace (Soufih of Fridlex Park) Gour�ci],man Sheridan poi.nted out that this was petitipned for 100't. �ast Service Road of East River Road: Startin from 1,000 Feet South of �outh Leq of Intexstate #694 Interchange N.E. to Railroad Ri,ght o� Way (Tract J Proposed Re i.stered Land Surve�) Cotu�ca.lmari Harr.�s said that this is the street serving Plywood Minnesata and asked a.f anyone wighed ta speak w�.�h no response. 66th Avenue: Universit Avenue Service Road East to Cul Ae Sa►Q �, Ji.m Thayer, 3?7 66�h Avenue N.E., asked the cost per foot. CounC�.].n►� Harris to�d hi.m the cost was S8.9;3 per foot. Mr. Thayer asked how t�he �pncre�e dx'�veway as5essment� was mad�. The Finance Airector answsx'ed that �,he concrete driveway ap�rpach assessments were not spread on a fxont fAOt basi.s, but put aqai.�st the particular lot. The pri+�e is derived by breaking down the �ontXact price, pl.us �t pezcentage for enc�ineerxng fees, etc. Mx. ��y�� g,��.c� that h� was no� complaini�ng about the charq� for the dxiv�way, He tk�en lsked if the px'oject was complete. The City Enqineez sai�d that thex'e was only some minoX work left. M�c. Thayer sai,d �hat he looked at �he atre�et laat n�.ght and out of 23 dxiveways.put in, there wsre �7 that have the xadii. broken� some quits badly. He said that the curbing was broken in �ror�t pf 378 66th Avenue, and it Was starti.nq to depress. He �aid that thi.s area �AS � pxebiem of coanpackion and that, he felt that the sand was not pxopexly cpanpacted prior to the constxuction oE the dxiveways and curbinq, This is why the rad�x Qf the apProaches are broken. Cot�nc�.7.ma� Harzis asked what was the warranty. The City Enqineer sai,d that th� waxranCX is one yeax from the daGe oi the final payment� Qn the pxajeGt. The t�.na� paym�n� has not been made yet. � Mx�. Ha�cqld Sullivan� 522 66th Avenue N.E., said that he had Lqt 4, Slock 4, gji.,Ge Gxeek Ter�ace Plat 2 1lddition, ar�d asked abvut the cost o�t�CU].ax9�.pt� the $i.d�wa�k a�nd steps. The F7.nance Dixector said that on this pa charge was abqut $35. The City �ngineer added that the grade had �o be stepped down to the zoadway, This �.s th� aceason for the steps•� Mr.�Sullivan said that he felt that he was not being over assessed, �u� hr�achy lus thersideay a�aproach fox 535, and his neighbor got the driveway app B wa�k and $teps for only $ little extra money. The City Engineer explained thAt �,�� t�� re considered part of the service, as he had a sidewalk befora, , then wi,th the construction of the atreet ,the atePs �e�s necs�saxy. CounGil� m�n I+�ab1 aal.d t}aa� tha Gj.�y tX'�� t� �� aR ��' �S 8ossibie. Ak kimee oo�riria� �. � � � � � � • 1 � � 1. � � �J 1 � 1- SPEGIAI,� PUBI,zC HEARING MEETING OF MAX 11., 1970 additiana� wozk is n�cessary because of the slo�e of the land. The n�w caonstx�ctian must bl�nd tagether wit�h the pld• The �oal is to asaess everXone aecording to �e benefits xeceived. PAGE 4 �� Counci],man Harri.s asked the estimated cost at the Public Hearing. A member o� the audier�ce said that they were told $5.58. Mr• Sullivan asked if his property would be checked iarthex. He felt that he should qet steps also. �ouncilman Harris pointed out that there was $1,503.49 additional �o� the dxivew�tys and sidewalkg. Councilman Liebl explained that yeazs ago the Gity just put in eu�rbinc� and the stree�.. The current policy has been to put in �� approaches while the contractor is in the area as a better price aan be obtained than i,f tbe pxoperty owner wexe to do it on his own• Mr. Su].livan said that he was not getting the same trea�kment as his neighboz. The City Engin�er ssaid that h� believed that the contractor made a mistake �,n this case. Coun,cilman Harris sa�d that this will. be looked into. Mx�. Lloyd Bennethum, 369 66th Avenue N.E., asked what his assessment would be �r►d Counci].man Harri�s tol�d him from t,he assessment roll, that it would be . S843.00. . ,A member of the audience asked if 66th Avenue.was completed now. The City Engineer said yes, hopefully there will be a seal coating to be applied, but this. is part of the street maintenance, and is not assessed. He then asked th,e �ost of the concrete. Th�e City Engineer said that the concrete is S6•03 per �tquaxe yazd, foar a 6" concrete driveway and $5.03 per square yard for a 4" driveway. This only includes the pouring of the concrete, there �re other aharqes in qetting the propexty read�+ for pourinq. I� has to be duq out and a base put in. Counci].man Shexidan said that thexe was a question rais�d on whether or not a hax'dening agent was used on the driveways behind the gutter line. He asked if this wil.l be done. The City Engineer s�id that he was suxe that it Fras done, but if not it will be. Zf it was not applied last year, the Conarete Would have'been apalded b�i now. Questions such as these are the reasQn the final estimate has not beefl paid. M�r. Thayer asked wha� will happen with the broken curb. Councilman Harris said that the Enqi.neerxng DepArtment would laok at this before the final estimate �,� paid. After �he final payment is made, if there is any additional work, thexe is sti7.l the one year warranty. Before that year is up, tr►e strest will aqsin b� inspected. Councilman Harris asked Mr. Thayex to present bis list of items needing attention to the City �nqineer, which he d�d. 68th Avenue• 7th Stzeet to Washington Stzeet ]11den Way• 62nd Way to 200 Feet North *------- � Jefferson Streets 67th Avenue to 680 Feet Nozth �r. Alfred Matzek, 6717 Jei'fezson Street N.E. asked what khe speai�a�s�e$�an� ,4tas. Cour:�ilman Haxris to1d him $8.A3 per foot. Mr. Matzek sai pAe�h �.n the driveway that was not replaced. The City Engineer said that the�re vtas the warxan�y that would cover this, and added that if it did not break , •i�n twp yeara, it should not brea�k. (., �J � .. , ; 9>, ,,�� i��J - � SPECIAL PUBLIC ��EARING MEETING OF MAY 11, 1970 nth t: 67th Avenue to S00 t North of 68th A . 68th Avenue to 480 Feet Nozth 68th Avenue PAGE : �� M�c. Az�ond Gzag , 683p 7th at�eet N.E., said that las�, summer he called City �iall 3 kimes to have Someone come out and repair the asphalt below the gut�ex �,in�, by �he ap roach �o the driveway. Water stands theze, �nd dirt acGUmu° �at�s and i� wi. �. soon be worn away. He said that he also had a crack about �" �,n his dx�i.ve ay, He asked iE thzs would be fixecl. The C�.t� �ny�.�eer sa�,d tha� �.hi� was n ted and would be checked inta. eet: 67th Avenue to Rice Creek Terrace Mr. C�a��.es Sw son, 312 Rice Creek Terrace, said that he �ives ori a corne� lot, �XPI1'�S on ice Creek Terzace and would like to know his assessmen� �ox 4th Stree�• C ncilman Harris told him that it waS $8.43 per �oot �or �e fror►t and $9.6 Qer foot total., so fox Fourth Street it would be $7�.�2,pE� foot. Ni�. Swa son said th�t he felt that they did a bad job on his dX�.ve�vay. AicQ Cre�k Ter Mr. Chestez PQ attention of t on the assessm City Enginee�' Wil�iam Hoyt a �aved c�n the c discussi.on it the stub is nc s�reet. �1ow i yet is includE an ttie site , some reasonab] th�y agxeed tx .#47 Service Road to 68th Avenue Riverview Terrace to East River �Sek, �10 62nd Wax N,E., said that he wanted to bri3�g to the : Council the fact that he fel.t that there was a mistake made �t ro11. When the work started thexe was a debate witi� the id the Assistant City Engineer with his two neighboxa pxesent, i Richard Harris. �t was agreed that the street would be cve and oznit the stub that hia property �uts on. In tt�is 3s pointed aut that he would not be on the assessm�n�. rol�s as to be improved and he would not abut the pav�d portion oi' the sai�d that he finds that he has not gat the improvement, but in the assessment roll. This is contrary to wha� he was told e asked that this problem be set aside and investiqated and ax�'aincjem�nt be made. He asked Mr. Hoyt and Mr. Harxis i� s was what he was told and they both answered yes, Gouncilu►a,n Ha i� Asked �.f that statement was ever made at a Counei7. Meeting. Mr. �otaseic s id that the Assistant City �ngineer said that at the s�.te. He said fi.h�,t he �li.eved that thexe was some discussion at the Couneil Meeting lat�X, but co ld not remember for sure. Counailman I.i bl �aid that this is news to him and express�d the wish tha� M,r. Potasek w uld have ca�led him. Mr. Fotasek said that wher� he aalied the City H�1 they did not have the fic�uzes ready yet, then he was out o� town, �oday s the eazliest ohance he ha5 had to bring it up. al.though he said that e did discuss this with the Ci.ty Manager and he suggested that he bx�.ng up t i.s problem at the Gouncil Meeting. H� felt that thers has been � gravp erxor made. Cauncilman Liebl said that he did not feel �hat the p,s�i.atant Cit Engineex should have made such a statement. He ask�d i� thars was�som� pazt cu7.a� reason for this statement. Mr. Potasek explai.ned that th� debats was wh ther.to ao the stub of street and put in curbing. Ha said th�G ��a w�s will�in to qp a�.ong with not having it done, if he would not be assesa�d. Now it has n been;dofi�ut he is being assessed. Councilman Harris said that Ae was rxy th�s �situat�,on occured .and �ha�, �� m�tnber of the stAf � ha� �MA elu��°�it� to st�►te wh�t�er thezQ w5?µld be �i� ��&eS�me;►t or not. The a_..�.-.. _ �l1<� y� ��/ �� %�� , � � ~� � 1� �� SPECIA� PUBLIC HEA NG MEETZNG OF MAY 11, 1970 PAGE 6 CounG7.3�'S ob�.igati iS to cheCk thi.5 out and put into pxoper perspective. �'he� Ci�y �ng�.neez id that the Engineering Department only gave the �ons��uc�ion f�gur s to fihe Assessment Departm�nt. I�. was Eelt that i� � pexsan 3.s �ett�tng n access, he shauld be assessed for it at a certa�.n rate. The Fir►a�ce l�ixect potasek's Addition getting the �ame b they should be ass the interpretation this fact into con r sc�id thak the as�essment is the same for the 6�.ots in It was spread this way on the theory tha� evezyone was nefit, and using �he same street fo� acc�ss, so tY�ex�fore, ss�d equally. Thsre seems to be a misunderstanding ovsz of, "benefit". The rolls do not taks a�nythiny more than ideration. Mr. Potasek &aid t at when dealing with a representative of the City, you expect h�,m to g�.ve an answex in the proper perspective. He said that he waul.d nat be on th assessment rolls. If he was qoing to be assessed this auaount anyk�ow, he hould have had the stub done all the way thxough. zf the pavinq were to be ut in nQw, it would cost more to do. He said that h� has only th� driveway tub as the outlet to the stzeet. •He asked that �his be investiqated. e added that he does nto abut the improved street. iie then came fpx'ward nd consulted with the Council at the plat map. Mr. Willi.am Hoyt, 90 62nd Way N.E. said that he had the same complaint a�a Mr. Potasek in tha he was told that they would only be assessed for the bene�its received. Councilman Harzis aid that tliis portion of the assessment roll will be deleted until the problems can be gone over. He pr�nised that the Administration and Council would foll w throuqh. A member of the a and asked what hi �ront �eet it wou sids yard af 95 f tiCle calls �ar 9 thia would be che M,�rs. Rick said t� fello�t and wonde 510.15 per �ront eaid that some h i,$ pax�t 'of the c chanqed from Lon man Harris sa�td ienoe said that he has Lot 4, Blc�ck 2, Juli-Ann Adclition assessment would be. Councilman Lieb7, said that for 95 amount to $800.85. Counciltnan Sheridan said that fox t1'ie t it would be $197.15. The resident then said that his feet on the side yard. The Finance Director said that ed. � It may be a typographical error. River Road to 800 Feet West t she lived on the corner of Spring Bxpok Place and Long- d what her assessment would be. �ouncilman Hazris answered oot and 81.57 per foot for the side street. Mrs. Rick rants-had to be moved, and the City Engineer said that this struction cost. Mrs• RiGk asked that the street s�.gn be e�low Avenue to Longfe2low Street as it should be. Council- at this M/aulc� be changed. lacea 79th to Longfellow Street: �� Mx. Lestex Freese 369 79th Way N.E., asked what his assessment would be. I3e aaid that he h d Lots 9, 10, and 11, Block 2, Spring Brook Park Addition. Councilm,an Harris said that the front footage charge was $11.45 per�foot for � 79t�h WaX. He has three 30 foot lots and the assessment per lot is $90.90 � ior the side stre t. Mr. Freese said that the sidewalk was cut out and steps � put in. Is there any charqe for this? The City Engineer said that if they , � �I ' � ,. , 2� � , Sl'�CIAL pUBI�zG ARING MEE'I'ING OF MAY 11, 1970 � IJ LJ � � � � � � �� I � � � � �� , �� , PAGE 7 `��' " I Wg�� a,kep Qut, �hey are put back at na charc�e. Mr. Fx�ese asked Why only Qn� ge�r�pn c�ot od.� The C�.ty Engie�edona_�by�the propertypowne�.sQd laid by �h�a �ity, th wark mus� have be 7�t� � e . T.�, #�7 e` Washi St M9'�I(�N by Coun� �oll for Stree 62nd Way and A ,�11 vot�.nq �y� 9s05 F.M, FUBLIC HEA�.LNc ST. 1969^2: Mayor Harris : Third 5 to �as� River Road Service Drive: Osborne Road to 350 Feet d Li.ne of Pro osed East Ranch Estates, ls Stx'set: 57th Avenue to 58th Avenue `T��.^� �nuth side of Platc"7th Street to Washin ton Street � T� e Beach Parking Lot a�].man Liebi to close the Public Hearinq on th�a �iQ��p�ssessm�tn� Improvement Praject St. 1969-1, with the excep den Way. 8econded by Councilman Sheridan. U�n a voice vote� Mayor Harris Fzo tem declarQ� �e P��-iG Hearing closed at TH� ROLL FOR STREET �.em read the Notice pf Hear�nq aloud. . 49th Avenue to 53 Mr. Trevor Ky e, 5179 Horizon Prive N.�. asked about h�s assessment �or Third Street. The Finance pi�ectar said that thexe is a coxner iou ��he blockr Hox�.zon Ax'ive and Third Street. 2/3 of the cost i�s spread � way p a� s�,g� �r � t, This goes up �o where we left o�f coming down fxon► 53rd Avsnue, �►nd s art$ with I.�� 7�.��ock 9, Carlson's ��'�ficationS�uTheAL•'inanc�, p� Lots q thr uqh ].1. Mx', Kyle asked what i� the j Da,�ecto� answ r�d that"�.nstead o� charging the corner lot When�53rd�waSSdane�r i� i� apr�ad n this manner according to Councilonelonythi�& street will PaY i�. was spr�ad down the block, In this way every � pqxt�.pn for a corner lot. Everyan� i.n the entire area will ba treated ec�ually. Mr• Kyle said that the assessment was not on a use basis then and the F�.nance 'rector said no. A��r a� e audience said �hat he lived on Panoxama between Roman Road �►nd Thir� St e�. The City Assessor said that his SleeonaThirdSStzeet� pu��d �$,9g �r oo�; The res3.den� wonderRd if th� p�oP }�g �r,ae��ed hen Panorama Avenue is completed and the City Asaessox again ex�lained th corner loC policy. The Finance irector safd that this assessment would be spread overaid wi.thout �r�d wauld go on the tax rolls in 1971 at 7�S�k interest. It can be p �ny interest i� pai.d i.n ful], within 3Q days of this date, or there can b� a luxap sum pa ent with�n the 30 days of not less �han S].00. Counci�man I,iebl �aid that he waula l.ike t�o aay thank you to the City Engineex ior hi.s close �stimat� an tha� the City Engineer kept hislword. � SPECIAL PUBLIC H ARING MEETING OF MAY 11, 1970 � . PAGF, 21 31 pIS�US�ZON �tEGA ING FiALTHAZOR PROPERTX SPECIAL USE PERMI� (1379 T=�• #100): MOTION by CQUnc� man Sheridan �o xeaffirm the Couneil decision, and ask the Cit� Manag�r �o oti�y Idx'. Balthazoz by mail of th9.s GQUnci1 deci.siAn. Seaondsd by Cau ilman I,ieb]�. Upon a voi.ce vot�, a�l vatinq aye, Maxor Harx�.s prp tem declare the mcation carri.ed. DISCUSSION P.E ING EAST RIVER ROAD STUDY (BATHER ENGINEERING): The City Enqine �aid that if the City is going to try for some T.O.P•I.C.S. moni�s, theze m t be approval o� a plan. Anoka County is anxious to get star�ed. Th� m iea are available from the federal pzoqram on a first come, Eixs� serve bas's. He suygested that a Publ�e Hearing could k�e set, so when th�: �e4pi�e .come i.n askitly qurstions, t��ere wuuld be answrrs ready. Council- �pan iiarzis felt tha� he did not have a thoraugh undearstanding o� theS� p��ns �s yQt, and wou d like �o be bri.efed. It was aqreed that the Counca.l would meet an the 25t o£ MaX at 7:30 to discuss the East River Raad Study. The Gity Mar�ager wa asked to send out notices of the�Meeting. MOBILE COMPUTER CENTER: MOTIpN by Counc lman Liebl to•approve the zenewal of the trailex permits �ox Mi.dland. Secon ed by Councilman Breider. Upon a voi�ce vote, all w�i.on aye, ldayor Harris P� tem declared the motion carried. - - ....��....a-. ..�..-.�� ECT 98- 970 - CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR STREET 0 ST,'1969-1 (EXC PT 62ND WAY AND ALDEN WAY : , MpTION by Caunc lman Liebl to adopt Resoiution #98-1970. Seconded by Counc�l� ma►n Shaaridan. pon a voice vpte, all votinq aye, Mayor Harris Pro tem dec�ar�d, the mo�ion car �d. . -�-y.-=_... - v:= RESOLUTION #99 9iQ - CONE'IRMTNG ASSESSMENT FOR STREET IMPROV�MENT PFtiDJECT ST. 1969-2: , � MOT�ON by Coun lman Sheridan to adopt Resolution #99-187A. Seconded by Council.man Li.e 1• UPon n voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor HarriB 8ro tem dec7.ar�d the m tion carried. EST� TEi Suburban E�gi.n ezinq,�Inc. 6875 Highway Ik 5 N.E. µ�,�uneApp�i�, M nnesota 55432 FINAL ES T�lATE Sts�ee� I provement PzOject St. 1968-1a & 2B S�reet Z provement project St. 1968-1H & 2B 52.904.22 $1,050.85 $3,955.07 • MpTTON by Coun i.lman Liebl to authoxize payment of the estimate. S�conded by Counc3,lmat� She i.dan. Upon a voice vote, A11 votinq aye, Mayor Harxis Pro " te�n declaxed e mption carrj,ed, , � , 1� i' j _ .i> > . � � 1�E;GULAR CC?UNCII, � '�'he Ci�y �age� � �eop�.e that wouis� �rem.iu�lts. A� ]�ea; � �3arzis s�i.�i �hat 1 City is n4ca under this i� tzuer the � Gounty the xat�es � �ecause o� th� �nu pur�ose i� to g� t � � , ' Councilmaa� �.iebl : �ceccxnmended it, bi �ity should txy i1 guaxantee i� r�o� 1 the City is n�t b� biaded. rs�. t��.aa; �t� eou�d be z�-�b�� .�� xatea . � �IOTION bX CounciL � pian and the x�eco� � months, expiratio; ; with tha cp��aent ' d��unct. A mut�ia ; baak on the�� fe� ' Qou1t! npt afE4rd-. 3c NG pF JULY 6 � 19'10 , PAG� 4 inted put that with a group �af d000 people, the iluanbe� qf e mak�,ng a cl.aim would not have a great affea� on the nat as much a� i� t.he gxoup wex� smallex• Gouncilman unde�stood that this plan i� bei.ng consid�red as th� plt�n the t�u1d be accelexating their rates. The City Manager said that �d plan is qoing higher. Zf the Gi,ty joins with ilennepir� uld be lowex and it appears tha� the,y would stay lowex er of peaple involved. Councilman Harris ccxnmented that.the he most the City can for �he least amount of money. d tha�, he would vote for this poJ�icy �s the comm.ittee he would pu� �mo=e trus�t in a stock co�npany. He fel� tha� th� as,it does give the employee� more �overage, although the ra as it �s in a stoG?c co��r.y- T� this do�s uot waxk,qut, ,d for ��.re than the 17 months,.and �hen it could be open s�id that this is coxxeet. Aftex the 17 u�+ntha,�s up� Every quartez there is a review z�nd there cw ld b� an invrease n I,ic�bl. to z►dopt the Hennepin County Hlue Crops MI1 �urtu��e ,ended ��.�e insurance and AA & D cov8xag� foz tho ne�t 17 would bQ Ascember, 19'll. Secoad�d by Counciln►ar► Sh'P^x'�dan �at stQCk coraganies that_have b�en licenses have also gor�e �ompany has fi.he right to a�sess aa necessary tq put themselvas He �elt tha� the City is gettinq aome benefit� that thex ` they had.their own pl.an. . - - ' � �� VpZ'� �QN THE l30TION� being a voice vote, al� votimq aye, Mayor Ha�raci.� Pra teaa da�lare$ the ati�n �arri�d. � !J LJ � � r � � . VRCATTON Q�F AI.� ; �� sxF,�� t�.�. MOTION bX Counci. re�dimc�, �aive t ��ei.d&r. U�n a Mayor iia�x�ri� Pxo Cou�c:l�s'.an Shexic pre�ser�� on thi.s : th�� arti�ulax � �he paat oz� doub: eddxess side at + Thi� h� b�en th� In every oa.s� th� Stxeet, a�nd the 57�h Avenue exte. Rt the ti�p af �a vaca�e � of �7�e�f Qthe�c half aa� d garaQe� Chat fac � ORDERIDTG PIIBLICATION OF Qi�� F HORIZON DRIVE LYI. o� � ri0. 431 -- OF WAY LINE n Lisbl to adopt Ordinance �►+�431 on the corre�ted s�cond reading and ordex publication.. Seconded by ��unoilaaan ��1 call vote, �.iebl, Harris,' Sreider, and Sheridan voti.nq ays, m dsclared the- aeotion carried. .. �- .-.....�,.y..�.,..,..�_ ..- _ .._ .__.�.-..,,�. , ._. .. :�... ON an ac�uuented that it .appsa�ced that •��are crgere: �ane peo�le tem. He �aic� that the Ceuncil has received some matexial on ectipn of �the st�ceet. AS has be�n the policy. of the Council i.n e frpntaqe lots the asses�ent has been placed on the non- rate ot' 254 of the norraal as$essinent charged fo� that 8treet. pQlicy- in the past and he di8 not �aant to s+ee i.t chanqed. re h� been a full zight of way, but �n the case of JefPezson t�ee�t on the south side of the�plAt, known aa L�lceland or d�d, theBS are not full width right oy way� or dxiving sur�aces. �tting DoruaaJs Lakevi.e�� 2•:�nor Ad�ition, the Council e1ec��d �o rson Str�et and deed ko Mork Ch3anpion, the developers. The divated. Rl�, the hoTM��s i� AoxLnay� ��Ic�1(��' ��or ,�ddition hav� tho addresa �ids oE their h<tn�ss. Tt�q�� ie no beaefi.t to ��Ca �� i r �� i.+�' •,,.,, � t , � ' � � . , ' �(,- \ . , L_ � � REGULAR COUNCIL the�,r hAm�s w�.th width, and never in :��:�.�ax� �ddi.t: the a�mpx'over.►ent � under��oQC,1 th�t, ' ro11s in 1971, ING OF �7ULX 6, J_970 PACl? 5 th�.� new stree�. Because the street is not full xight of way ha� been, his suggestion ta the Counci]. is that �he pea�le ,can an S7th and Madison be excluded frost ths asaesam°nt for >� Lakeland Avenu�-and �7efferson stxeet. He added th�►t h� �e streets would be done in 1970 and would be on t,he ass�ssment Mr. �d. Maxcinia , 601 SBth Avenue N.E., said that the eaat 30' has been in- cor�prated into eir lots. 3� � C4unci�ian �.iebl said that i.f there is a motion made-, ha would like to couaaent �hat thia i:; not full right o� way width and the previaua Council qavs �j o� th� s�reet �o Do nay, �o that is part of their property. This makes this a speei.�ic case, a d��e fel.t that the peaple backin� onto Jefferson c4u�d not be �ssasaed th�t fr nt on Madison. The �treet is theM� for the peop�e liv3.nq on tha w,st side an they should bear their shaXe of the assessraent. SiACe there ia no curb�.�g, e asgessmen� would be less. Cpuncilman Shexi�dan sai8 that t.he C�au�zail neve va�ated th� east � of the street, as it was nevex dedicated. I� the p].atC�ng P Donnays Addi#.ian had*gone in as the Adams Street Addition �.n' t.he noru4al. gr d patt�z'n, khey would have had to dedicate part o� the plat fox street pur�oses . � w.<x...,�.,..�.. a....�. � ..�._ _ .....w - - w. . ... . --� MOTTON by Counci i Sh�rxdar� that the sast properties on Jeffexson fxom T+a.keland 1(57th) to 58t.h,� d Lakeland from Jefferson to 7th Street on the south nat be A+ssesssd ths 25� assessment for the street improvements. This is no deviation ;P�cva1 the no�nal ssessmen� policy on double fronta,a,e lots as thexe was never '�ull �a.qht of wa . S�con�3ed bx CaunGilr.►an Liebl, Upon a Woice vote, ��1 voting ay�, Mayc► Ha.r«is Pxo tem declazed the �aotion carried. .,�.�,.�.. .. :�.��......,...... <:z ��.a....� _ .. _ . .. - -. r..:_. -.- -- - ._,,,..a.,..,..,.,�. .... M�E'�ZNG WITH GEO E M. 13Ai1SEN COMPANY: * Mx. George M. RECETVING_ TH� 2•iI: was nat presen� at the Council Mee'ting. ., i � COMMISSION MEET�NG OF JUNE 17, 1970 l. SPECIAL [JSE ERMI7� SP �70-05 CPL. JAMES L. R(1BINSON BY G.D. CiIANCOT.�A HTS ATTO�NEx To construct a service station on Lots 1'��ru 6, I.o� 9� , Nor�t► 6� fee of Lot �0, Centzal Avenue Addition. The City•�nqinse said that the Planning Commis�ion x�ecommended approval o� the � apvaial u�8-pe 't and that this item could be d�s:cussed all at the satae time unde�c �ansidera on of the re�oning ordinance, the nex� item on the Agenda. 1 �• � �� , � Cen�xal T°be City Fnc�inee Car�a.i�ss�.on and t �ugus� 10, 1970. MO'�IOr3 by Counoi f�r tirs vac�tior She�cic'.��n. Upan a matior. carxied. �T: SAV Ik7Q-OA� CPL. JAtriES L. RO}3INSON BY G.D._ G Vacation of Srook Street - i.tr�edi�tely �outh and Addition. � reported that the vacation �� ap�rovad k�y the Planninq Counci2 action would be to set the Public Heaxing �px nq nian Sreider to set ths Public Hearinq date of August 10, 197(� requ�sted by C�]., J�utes L. Rpb�t��nt ��SOnded b�+ �9�nc3.l�►ari, # voi,oe vote, all votinq aye, t�iyor. Harxi�j BicQ teni► dealared the � d� i ic,.�_, � n � PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT CITY OF FRIDL�Y May 28, 1971 SEWER SERVICE � 5310 - 4TH STREET N.E. 4 _ < 3� I This 3.s in r gard to the sewer service at 5310 - 4th Street N.E. Mr. F1enCi.e oP this addr ss clai.ms the sewer service was installed by a plumbez who has si,nce died, Th�.s, I know nothing about; but the City Crew did dsyli�ht the se,rvice for aid home. We found the four inch sexvi.ce out in the street in good, so d condition, with no faults. I believe t p�'oblems he has been having must be in his own line, ox from the propert line to his home. He claims a four inch line was put in in' s�ead of a ix i.nch line. This, we found to be true; but I believe he had his eo�tr�c or �ay all the line irow the City sewer main to�his house ac- • cord�ng to ur As-builts. We had no service avai,lable for his �►om� oFf 4t�h Street, so a complete new service had to be put in. The policy was tp issu� � ont�act fox his connection to our sewer l.ine, to be gat in by h�.s own con ractar. Tt was to be inspected by a City aean. This, I believe, � i was done. ' ., . I do think he line �as properly connected to the City line, even though : �k Was a fo r inch �,ine. If the homeowner did not have the �,ine £ram tbe hpm� to the street laid prapexly, I don't believe we can take the �cesponsi- . bility of r connecting to his home. The pipe that should be relaid is on hia own 1an , from hou�e to connection at the property line. � , � � �L� �/.=iYl.�� ,-�.%.,-- LESTER �. CHESNEY Director of Public Works L�C:ik cc; M,arvi Brunsell, Actin� Ci.ty Mana�er � Nasim uresh�., City E�}gineer Darxe Clark, Engineering Assistant PLANNING Q SSION MEETING MAY 19, 1971 8:00 P.M. The m�eting was called to order by Chairman Erickson at 8:00 P.M. ROLL CALL: 3[ �y P AGE 1 Membe s present: Minish, Zeglen, Erickson, Schmedeke Membe absent: Fitzpatrick Other present: Darrel Clark, Engineering Assistant, Peter Herlofsky, Planning Assistant ORDER OF AGE DA: Chai an Erickson called attention to the addition of two items and stated the A enda would be taken in the order as written and amended. APP ROVE P ING CO�SSION MINTJTES: MAY 5 1971 MOTIO by Schmedeke, seconded by Minish, that the PZanning Commission Minutes of M y 5, 197I be approved. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the mo tion carri d unanimousZy. ' BUILDING S GN CONTROL MINUTES: MAY 6, 1971 MOTIO by Minish, seconded by Schmedekeo that the Planning Canmission recei ve the "nutes of the Buildinq Standards-Design ControZ Subcommittee meet- ing of May 6 1971. Upon a vaice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVE BOAR� OF APPEALS MINUTES: MAY 11, 19 MOTIO by Minish, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planning Correnission receive the 'nutes of the Board of Appeals meeting of May 1Z, 1971. Upon a voice vote, 11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 1. PUBLIC ARING: RE UEST FOR A SPECIAI. USE PERMIT SP �71-04 THOMAS ANNETT: Lot 17, Block 2, Bennett Palmer Addition. To construct a second garage -- 3ection 45.051, 2A. Mr. Th as Annett said the neighbora did not seem to object to his building a second gar ge. It would be a sort of novelty building with a roof of cedar shakes. He eeded a second garage for atorage, especially for his boat. He had a certif cate of aurvey which indicated the position of the second garage to be on the South. Chairm Erickson said he drove by Mr. Annett's residence. He wondered ' about the ac eas to the new garage meeting the aideyard requirements of the Code. Mr. nett said if he put the garage on the North aide, it would be out of the quest on for him to use it there. In his arrangement for the garage ' on the South the driveway would pass by the present garage, and the width of the driveway according to the aurvey, would be 7.4 feet. The standard width of a drivewa is 8 feet. ' 1 ' ' r � , �a ission Meeting - 1 Mr. Ann�tt said tixere is a fence bet�aeen his lot and the neighbor's, and the present riveway is blacktopped. Mr. Sc edeke said he did not like narrow driveways and felt Mr. Annett �rould have t ouble getting a vehicle to the garage with so little space for �neuve�abil tyo Mr. Ann application, there would of the list He continued as well as t survey to hi certificate 3�. Page 2 tt felt that because the neighbors signed the second sheet of the it constituted their approval. Chairman Erickson explained that ave to be a statement indicating the fact of approval at the top f names in order for it to be a bona fide statement of approval. that the Planning Commission is also concerned with the neighbors e sideyards. He asked that Mr. Annett bring the certificate of neighbor on the South, Mr. Carrahar, and ask him to sign the f survey and bring it to the Council meeting on June 7, 1971. , MOTION y Zeglen, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planning Cammission reca$anend ap roval to the Council of the Special Use Permit, SP #71-04, by Thomas Annet , to construct a second garage on Lot 17, B1ock 2, Bennett Palmer Addition per Section 45.051, 2A, subject to getting a notarized statement fram � the neighbor to the 5outh indicating he recognizes the location of the drive- way and has o objection. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. I�, ,� L _J ' ' �� ' � � L� ' ' 2. LOT SPL T RE UEST L.S. ��71-07 P STO WEST: ot 5, Block l, Maple Manor Addi building sit s. Mr. Wes was present. OF �. BY CHARLES on - to split in half for two Mr. Sch edeke, Chairman of Plats & Subdivisions-Streets & Utilities Subcom- mittee repor ed that the Subco�ittee approved the lot split at a meeting earlier this evening. Lot 4 is owned by the same party who awns Lot 5. Ttaenty- five feet of Lot 4 extends North and abuts Lot 5 at the Westerly edge. The Subcommittee felt if Mr. West could get an easement over the 25 feet for drive- way, it woul make the lot to the West in the proposed split almost meet the area require ents of the City for a lot. PDQ Stores plan to put their building on the East alf of Lot 5. Taking into consideration the fact that there is no possibility f acquiring more land to bring the lots up to City Code, the Sub- commd ttee ap roved the lot split recomanending that the Westerly lot obtain an easement for ingress and egress, that the PDQ building be placed on the Easterly half of the ot, and the existing easements for utilities remain the same. Darrel abuts Lot 5 form to parl kind of pla�. were grante outside the added on to ae cured. lark showed on the map of the area where the 25 feet of Lot 4 nd ex�plained that it was put there at the time of platting to con- ng requirements. In the plat there are aeveral instances of this ,ing and for the same reason: If an easement on the West 25 feet the driving facilities for the Western half of Lot 5 would be �oundary lot line. There is a possibility that a building could be :he proposed PDQ store if a buyer for a compatible business was ' IJ � ' ' ' , ' � ' ' ' � CJ � �J ' ' , Mr . Wes is purchasin him. Origin but they f ou which, in ot could not us 2,000 square cient for th 1lSsion Meeting - 19, 1971 3� explained the arrangement for purchasing the property. An investor the property and will build the building. PDQ will pay rent to lly they had proposed one large building without splitting the lot, d they would have ended up with a piece of property 128'x130' er areas, would be sufficient for a building. They found out they this, because, according to Fridley City Code, they would be about feet short. They hoped to be ab le to show that one lot was suffi- i��nd the other lot would be no problem for the right development. Darrel lark said there would be a violation in the rear yard. Mr. West then explain d that the deliveries would,come through the front door for security reasons, and there will be a back door. There will be a green space in the front and bl cktop in the back. Regardi g the plans for the Westerly half of Lot 5, they do not know whether it w 11 be a free standing building or an attached one. The lot split will be reco ded at the time the Westerly lot is sold. They are really looking for one larg building for the two lots. One way or the other, they cannot go on econom cally supporting the whole piece of property on their awn. Mr. Sch�deke pointed out the easement across the South portion of the lot is for utilitie The sewer is in the Southeast corner. MOTION y Schmedeke, seconded by Zeqlen, that the Planning Commission recom- mend to Covn i1 approval of the Lot Split request, L.5. #71-07, by PDQ Food Stores of Mi esota, Inc. of Lot 5, B1ock 1, Map1e Manor Addition subject to the existing easements , with the recammendation that the Westerly lot has the availability of 25 feet of the adjoining Lot 4 to be used as a driveway, and wi th the fur er rec�orrrnenda ti on tha t the PDQ bui Iding be placed on the Eas terl y half of Lot Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 3. CONFIRM PUBLIC IiEARING DATE OF JUNE 9 1971: Special Use Permit, SP �71-08, Skelly il Co., for construction of a service station on Lot 1, Block 1, Pearson s lst Addition. 1�Jt7TION y 1Ninish, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Conmission confirm the public h aring date of June 9, Z971 for the Special Use Permit, SP #71-08, Skelly Oi1 C. for the construction of a service station on Lot 1, B1ock 1, Pesrson's ls Additi.on. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried vnanimoasZy. 4. OONFI PUBLIC HEARING DATE OF JUNE 9 1971: Rezoning request, ZOA #71-04, Bryant nvestment Co. (Wm. Barbush) to rezone from M-2 to C-2 the area bounded by 81st Avenue on the South, 83rd Avenue on the North, proposed Main St eet extended on the West and University Avenue on the East. 1NOTION y Minish, seconded by;:0eglen, that the PZanning Commission confirm the public aring date of June 9, 197I for the Rezoning Request, ZOA #71-04, Bryant Inves ent Co. to rezone from M-2 (heavy industrial) to C-2 (general busi- ness) the a a bounded by 81st Avenue on the South, 83rd Avenue on the North, proposed Mai Street extended on the West and Uni versity Avenue on the East. Upon a voice vot a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. � � ' , ' L_.J , , ' � �i� �J ' ' � ' ' ' ' , Com�nission Meeting - May 19, 1971 .. �� Pa�� S 5. CONFI PUBLIC YiEARING DATE OF JUNE 23 1971: Proposed Preliminary Plat, Briard e, by Richard Miller being a replat of Block 3 and Outlots 1 and 2 of Coc an's Addition. MOTION y Schmedeke, seconded by Minish, thag tlae Plazapairag Cornnassion con- firm the p ic hearing date of J�ne 23a 1971 for i�e proposed preZiminary plat, P.S. #71-02, Briardale, by Richard Mi11er being a replat of Block 3 and Outlots 1 and 2, Co an's Addition. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried una 'mously. G? ED: POLICY REGARDING FUTU�tE DEVELOPAqENT OF GAS STATIONS : The C ssion requested the number of gas stations that had gone out of business in ridley. Mr. Herlofsky gave the following information: Out of business: xaco (61st and University); Standard (Fairmont and East River Road); Fav (8255 East River Road). Ch�nge of ownegship: Standard (53xd Ave- nue and Uni rsity). Applying for Special Use Pea�ite North Star (4040 East River Road). The Me o"500" is requesting a license for the former Favre Station and will be giv one when the deficiencies listed by the Building Inspection Depart- ment are ta n care of. Peter rlofsky referred to the Special Use Permit as a means for controlling certain spe fied uses. We cannot arbitrarily eliminate gas stations. He felt the Zoning dinance must help define tfie policy of t�e City more clearly. A Special Use ermit ia flexible. It does not mean the City has to approve every application or a Special Use Permit, because if it did, i.t would defeat the whole purpos of a Special Use system. Cliairm and asked i denied? Mr. Mi volume on u facilities. Erickson referred to Section 45.101, Uses Permitted, C-2 and C-2S: all the conditions listed were met, could a Special Use Permit be sh said his concern was bo� many gas stations are enough, traffic or highways, and fiaw many citizens need more gas stations and Mr. Her ofsky felt that if the stations meet the requirements in the Zoning Ordinance i C-2 and C-2S, or if they feel they can meet the requirements, it is only fair to give them a chance. The c�id he wondered if the Co�ission was trying to put a stop to the numb of service stations? The way this proposed change is written, we will act lly require the Council to aee these conditions are met. Should we not be tr in� to taice same of the burden from the Council? Mr. Mi�ah commented that billboards have been stopped. Maybe the same criteria co d be used for gas stations. Mr. Her ofsky said he felt the Siga Ordinance makes the applicant aware of what the ity wants. We still have the billboards, but we have private enterprise operating bq more clearlq defining our standards (example: "Welcome to ridley" signs). � Planning Co�anission Meetint� - May 19, 1971 3�� P age 5, J ' Mr. Mi ish said the Commission should try to decide what they want by way of policy, f it is justifiable and in the best interest of Fridley. What is the extent f their authority in denying a Special Use Permit. Under what condi- ' tions and u der what criteria a Special Use Permit can be denied, and to formu- late a poli y that would stand a chance in court. , Darrel Clark pointed out the purpose of the Zoning Ordinance. The follaw- ing is an e cerpt of the first paragraph in Ordinance No. 441, Section 1, 45.01: "---- the p rpose of which is to promote the health, safety, morals, comfort, convenience prosperity and general welfare, and have been made in consideration , of the char cter of each district and with a view towards conserving the value of building and land and encouraging the most appropriate use of land through- out the Cit ". ' , , ' I�� C 1 � ' lJ � ' � ' Chairm n Erickson asked Peter Herlofsky if he could rework Section 45.19 of the City Code to inc9rporate the items touched upon in the evening's discus- sion. Mr. Mi ish added that referring to denial, no where does it spell out what conditions. What is the general nature of the inquiry? What are the types of conditions y example or a broad statement? Did we have any basis for granting or denying? Or could we recommend granting unless we find such and such condi- tions exist Against or the way the business is conducted. Chairm n Erickson said he was pretty well satisfied with the revision relative to service stations and would like the Section 45.19 to be brought back to the Planning Commission at the next meeting. The C ssion continued the Policy Regarding Future Development of Gas Stations un il the next meeting and requested it be the first item on the Agenda. �o�� There eing no further business, Chairman Erickson adjourned the meeting at 10:30 P. . Respectfully submitted Hazel 0'Brian Recording Secretary �� 1 ' ' I ' 1. ' ' � �J J ' , ' ' LJ BUILDING STN�NDARDS - MEETING OF MAY 20, 197 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Zeglen at 8:04 P.M. MSI�IDERS PRE ENT: Zeglen, Tonco, Lindblad, Gn�rre r�IBERS AB ENT: White OTAERS PRE ENT: Clarence Belisle - Building Inspector MOTION by written. Seconded b carried un CONSIDBRAT OF A TOWNH SOUTi�AST MIHIdBSOTA. MINNESOTA. o to approve the minutes of the May 6, 1971 meeting as Lindblad. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion imously. OF A RBQUSST TO APPROVE THE DEVBLOPI�NT LOCATBD ON THA' SBCTION 24 LYING NORTH OF POItTIUN OF i901 OSSBO RQAD . ° _. 4�' PHASE I � OF THE Mr. CharleslVan Eeckhout and Mr. Dave Phillips were preaent to preseat the request. Mr. Van Ee out showed the Board a site plan showing the different phases of c nstruction. The plan also showed a timing schedule for each of th phases. It also gave a breakdown of the unit distribution and parki for the entire development and a separate breatwa�own for Phase I onl . There will be a total of 103 units in Phase I with 317 total parki spaces. The townho There may will mix t They will of the uni Ia the con with 16" c� with doubl proofing. Board aske� Inspection es+�rill have a contemporary rustic motif throughout. some changea between phases but very little if any. They 20' and 24' nnits to fit iato the topography of the area. t be able to make a final plan until they have sold some according to F.fl.A. requirements. ructioa of the building they will be using 2 x 10 joist ters on all wood framing. It will have full double walls plates aad thea a space between the walls for sound- hey also said they would be using roof trusses and the that a plan be submitted on the trusses to the Building epartment. The Board ked about the utilities and Mr. Van Eeckhout stated that these woul be ia service as soon as the uuits were built. These will come from e developed area. The Board so asked where the access to these townhouses would be. ' Mr. Van Ee out said there will be two accesses to tht development. There will e ane off of Silver Lake Road and then there will be a road leadi to Matterhorn Drive also. �� ' ' MOT�ON by co to recea�nend approval of the preliminary plan for Phase I of he townhouse development subject to the notations on the plaas and e follawing stipulation: � ' ' ' 2. ' ' ' ' 3. ' ' � -Desi�n Control Meeting of May 2� 1971 1. Z'h t a final landscaping plan would have to be submitted to the Inspect on Department before the completion of Phase I. Seconded by Gnegre. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ON RO 54 OF A REQUES K 1, MAPLE 1�IINNESOTA . AN �ION, THE SAI� 3Y HIGi�.AND PAP 55 z Mr. Fred Donaldson and Mr. Donald Nordblom were present to preseat the request. Mr. Nordblom stated that this will be a 9.unit apartment building. The exterior will be brick all arouad with either aluminum or wood gables and an asphalt shingle roof. There will be a fire wall between each unit. Each of the units will have its own entraace from the outside. The building will face east overlooking a vacant area which is being developed as a recreation area for this apartment and the two existing apartments. Mr. Donaldson was asked what type of rubbish removal they would have. He stated that they would have a dumpstef placed in the trash enclosure shown on the plans. This would have a fence around it. There wil� be poured concrete curb around all the blacktop area. The driveway will be on Osborne Road. The east side of the driveway is right on the property line. The Board stated that there should be 5' on both s�des of the driveway for snow removal. Mr. Donaldson stated that he would obtaia an easement from P.D.Q. whom they are selling this piece pf property to. MOTION by Gnerre to recoamend approval of a building permit subject to all notations marked in red on the plans including the following stipu- lations: 1. That the rubbish disposal area be screened in. 2. That a 5' easement be obtained fram P.D.Q. on the east side of the'driveway. Seconded by Lindblad. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motioa carried unanimously. ArID OF A TO RBMODBL A GAS STATION LOCATSD ON LOT 20 THE SAt� BEING 8255 BAST RIVBB RO�AD, FRID; 0"500'!� 4071 I�AI�I.AND AVEN�JB 110&TH, 22 ,) THBY ARE JUST REPAI�ING Al�D UPGRADIN� B W'Ot1I.D LII� TO HAVB THB BQARD LOOR TEIIS PROPOSBD CHAl�BS. 41 � ' - �� ' � Building Standards-Desi�n Control Meeting of P�ay 20, 1971 Page 3 Mr. Paul Castonguay axxd Mr. Jack Lawrence were present to present the ��questo Mr. Castonguay stated that they are going to build a new block building � to tie in with the main building. The building will be painted basically white. There will be no servicing of vehicles at this station as they are interested in selling a large gas volume only. ' ' � Reports from the Health Inspector and the Building Inspection Department were shown to the Board with the requirements that needed to tse done in order to reopen the station. The Board asked how they planned to take care of rubbish removal. ' Mr. Castonguay stated that they would have a dumpster and that they would like ta put it in the front of the building because he has girls working for him and he does not want them to have to go behind ' the building after dark. He also said that there ahould be very little rubbish as there will not be any servicing of cars. ' � � ' � ' � � � L'� ' The Board said they would allow the dumpster to be placed in front but if the aeed should arise, screening would be required. MOTION by Gnerre to recammend approval of the remodeling subject to the following stipulation: 1. That should the need arise, screening would be required arouad the dumpster. Seconded by Lindblad. Upon a voice vote� all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNMENT : The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Zeglea at 10:05 P.M. 8espectfully submitted, �✓LZ%LO"7 l_�CC��l�P fr� CARO�L CHUDBR Secretary � . 4, } 1 , ' ' ' THE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES OF MAY 25 1971 �'tie meeting was called to order by Acting Chairman Ahonen at 7:35 P.M. MEN�ERS PRESENT: Ahonen, Drigans, Harju, Sondheimer MErIBERS A.BSENT : Minish OTHERS PRESENT: A1 Bagstad-Building Official MOTION by Harju to approve the May 11, 1971 minutes as written. Seconded by Sondheimer. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. 1. A�nUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.053, 4A, FRIDLEY CITY CODE TO REDUCE THE ' FRONT YARD SETBA�K REQUIREMENT FR�I 35 FEET TO 29 FEET TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION nF a� FnnT xv 22 FOOT ADDITION ONTO THE FRONT OF THE EXISTING DiWELLING LOCATED ' STREET N.E.e � � OF LOT 10 I� � Mr. Harju stated he was still abstaining from taking part on this request. �� Acting Chairman Ahonen stated this itean was tabled at the May 11, 1971 meeting to allow the applicant time to get statements from the adjacent property owners stating their feelings on the variance. 1�y0TI0N by Drigans to remove this item from table for furthar consideration. iSeconded by Sondheimer. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion passed. ' i ' ' ' � � � �, �I� Mr. Bachand came foYward and presented to the Board lettera from both adjacent pxoperty owners, Mr. Terry Pease and Mrs. Elaine Preese, which stated they had no objections to the proposal. M�DTION by Sondheimer to receive the letters from the two property owners. Seconded by Drigans. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion passed. Mr. Drigans asked Mr. Bachand for a brief su�o�ary of the proposal as he was not present at the first meeting on this request. Mr. Bachand atated he would be adding an addition onto his living room as he needs the additional living space. He added he lives in one of four houses that were built at the same time and were all built with a 35 foot front yard setback. Ttie rest of the dwellings in the area are not as unif ozm regarding the time they wexe built, their size or their setbacke. Mr. Sondheimer asked Mr. Bagstad if there have been �ther variances granted concerning building taward the atreet. Mr. Bagstad answered that he knew of one dwelling on Main Street that had built toward the street but the adjacent houses were not in perfect aligmment. ' ' � � � ' ' � � ' The Board of Appeals Minutes of Mav 25, 1971 P$ge 2 Mr. Drigans stated that in speculating, if this variance aias granted, the 2nd house dawn the block could h�ve a 10 foot addition built on it and then the dwelling in the middle would be stuck in between the two. I�OTION by Drigans to close the public hearing. Seconded by Sondhei.mer. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion passed. Gr 1�DTION by Sondheimer to recosrmend to the Council denial of the request as this precedent creates a condition which might make it difficult to control applicationa for variances for similaz situations. Seconded by Drigans. Upon a voice vote, Ahonen, Drigans and Sqndheimer voting aye, the motion carried. 2. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SDCTION 45 053 1B FRIDLEY CITY CODE. TO REDUCE THE MII�IMUM LOT AR�A REQUIIi$l�NT FOR A LOT ON A PI.�iT RDCORDED BEFORE DECFI�ER 29, 1955 Mr. John E. Casaerly and Mr. Allen Mattson of Roae Real Estate were present to present the request. � Acting Chairman Ahonen stated this item was tabled at the May 11, 1971 meeting to allow the applicant to contact the ownera of the adjacent double bungaloWs and ask them if they would by willing to buy th� land. � l MDTION by Drigane to remove this item from table. Seconded by Sondheimer. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion pasoed. Mr. Casserly came foiward and stated Mr. Lindgren, owner of 5600-6th Street, wae ' present in the audience and he had contacted Mr. Charles Hansen, owner of 5606- 6th Street, and he wa8 not interested in buying the land. The applicant did not have a site plan. ' � � i � � �Ir. Qasserly continn�sd he had measured from the foundation of the old houae to the wall of Mr. Lindgren's double bungalaw and it meaeured 25 feet. He then had measured from the foundation to the lot line and it vaa 12.6 feet. Mr. Bagstad asked Mr. Casserly if the proposed houee would be in the amne location as the old house? Mr. Casserly stated that Rose R�eal Estate is planning to build the houae if this request is approved and he did not know to �uch about it except that it would be 24 feet by 40 feet. Mr. Sondheimer aaked if there ie a eimple plot plan that the Board could look at? Mr. Mattaon stated they don't have a buyer for this land yet so they don't know what type of house they will be building. If this raquest is appraved and when they have a buyer then a plan will be drawn up that wi11 meet all the City CodeB coacerning aetbacka, etc. ' � � ' ' � � ' � ' ' � , � j�� , ' , 3. � 1 � The Board of Appeals Minutes of Mav 25, 1971 Page 3 Mr. Sondheimer asked if there w�.11 be enough space for a single car garage? Mr. riattson stated they could get � garage oa the lot. Acti.ng Chairnoan Ahonen asked Mr. Lindgren if he was intere�ted in buying this lot? Mr. Lindgren said he would be interested but not at the price Mr. Casserly is asking for it. He continued when he bought his land, the blacktop was on part of Mr. Casserly's land and he took it for granted all of the blacktop went with the double bungalow. He said he did not think there should be a house built on this lot as it is not large enough �nd it would be to close to his double bungalow. There was a discussion between Mr. Mattgon, Mr. Casserly and Mr. Lindgren about buying the lot. 1�90TION by Harju to cloae the pu�^lic hearing. Seconded by Drigane. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. MpTION by Sondhei�er to table this item uatil the June 15, 1971 meeting to allow the iwo parties to get together about buying the lot. 1�TION died for lack of a second. I�TION by Aarju to recommend to the Council denial of this request due to the fact the dwellings �ould be laid to close together and because the owner, realiziag that this lot was a non-confonning lot prior to the tornado, had the right to build right after the tornado snd he did not do so. Mr. Casserly said he has stated before the reason he did not build right after the tomado was because of the trouble with his inaurance campaay. 1�TION died for lack of a second. MOTION by Drigans to reconmend to the Council approval of the variaace as: Mr. Casserly has lived on thie property, he is ths awner of thie property, he had the water and sewer put into this lot, it •ounda like there were some extenuating circumstancea when he bought another house which is irrelevant, he wants to improve the property and we have graated variances like this in the past so we would not be eetting a precedent. Seconded by Sondheimer. Upon a voice vote, ii�sju voting nay, the motioa carried. ' , ' � , � J The Board of A�peals Minutes of May 25, 1971 Pat�e 4 Mr. Lewis Le E'a�� was present to present the request. Mr. Farr explained the present garage is a tuck under facing west and it is the only basement area under the house. With the addition of the proposed garage, which will face south, the present garage will be reverted back to basement area. This lot has a 10 foot street easement running along the south lot line which makes it necessary to refer to this lot as a corner lot. This etreet ease�nent is the entrance to City park land and also has always been used as the drive�way for this dwelling. Mr. Farr stated he had talked to the Park Director who stated the City has no plans, as yet, to develope this park. Mr. Sondheimer asked Mr. Bagatad to find out the legal standpoint on: If aa � easement is used as a driveway for many years, is it then considered the legal access to the house. , , ' Mr. Bagstad answered that he didn't know whether it would be or not but that he would find out. Mr. Farr stated if the easement wasn't there he would be 12 feet from his lot line and wouldn't need to appear before th is Board. MOTION by Drigans to close the public hearing. Seconded by Harju. Upan a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion passed. ' 1�TION by Harju to recommend to the Council approval of the variance to reduce the setback on the garage from 25 feet to 2 feet from the atreet easement for the following reasone: , , ' ' ' 1. A hardship is caused due to the shape of the lot and due to the fact that it is necessary to use the street easement as a road. 2. This easement has been used for over 10 yeara as the road acces8 to this dwelling. Seconded by Sondheimer. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried uaanimously. AATQIJRI�NT : The meeting wa8 adjoumed by Acting Chaixmnn Ahonen at 9:00 P.M. Respectfully submitted, d ' MARY HINTZ Secretary � , �.�'� ' ' ' , ' , - 4� MINUTES OF REGULAR PARKS Afm RECREATION CONMISSION MEETING,�APR�L �, 1971� Meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m., by Chairman Fitzpatrick. MEMBERS PRESENT: Fitzpatrick, Blair, Olson, Stimmler, Wagar. MEMBERS ABSEN�: None. OTHERS PRESENT: Nancy Kaufert, 606 Mississippi Street, 55432, 560-3616, Trailblazers�. Dean Prekker, 2304 Jackson Street NE, 55418, 789�8803, YI�ICA Sailing. Gerald Henneberg, 6020 7th Street NE, 55432, 560-2027, Horseshoe League> Terry Haik, 390 57th Place NE, 560-5568, Horseshoe League. Carolyn Rouse, 210 Rice Creek Boulevard, 55432, 786-7132, L.W.V. Peter Herlpfsky, Planning Assistant, Planning Department. Paul Brown, Director of Parks and Recreation. Cathie Stordahl, Secretary to the Commission. NATURE TRAIL� Peter Herlofsky, Planning Assistant for the City of Fridley, was present to discuss ' the Rice Creek Nature Trail. He pointed out that if the Metropolitan Council was to become involved in this project, it would release some of the tax burden which might otherwi,se become a factor. Some people feel that this Nature Trail would ' put their present tax base in jeopardy. The Metropolitan Council still has some problems which will have to be solved by legislation, but this would be one way in which we could benefit our community and its parks. , Chairman Fitzpatrick stated that he had attended a meeting in the Lino Lakes area and that they were very i�terested in this project. It was mentioned that the Metropolitan Council had limited funds, and they would use the money where it ' would do the most good and where it would be most appreciated by the people in the area. ' Chairman Fitzpatrick said that he felt our present status should be to pick up the parcels of land, as they become available. Mr. Brown point�d out that as far as the Metropolitan Council itself was concerned, , we'd have to inform them, by drawing up preliminary plans, just how we'd be using this money. , ' � ' Mr. Herlofsky stated that we'd try to be prepared for the Metropolitan Council by drawing up preliminary plans. TI�AI LBLAZERS PROGRAM � Nancy Kaufert was present to discuss the possibilities of starting a Trailblazers program in the City of Fridley. She said that it would give both boys and girls, ages 13 to 1S, a chance for employment. They would earn approximately $3.00 a day and would work 5� hours a day with half a day a week reserved for some type of group recreation or a field trip. In the past it's only involved boys, but she saw no reason why girls couldn't be included. Miss Kau£ert sa�d that it would require 1 ' ' workers and that Coon Rapids was paying a students are ve�y effective crew leaders. � ' crew leader to supervise 11 to 12 craw leader $2.75 per hour. College Miss Kaufert reported that 26� of all males and 24� of all females in Fridley are under 10 years of age and 14� of all males and 14� of all females in Fridley are between the ages of 10 and 15. This seans that almost 40$ of Fridley's population is under 15 years of age. Miss Kaufert also recommended that this would be a program to introduce for und��cpri�vilaged children. , ' �� PARKS AND RECREAT�ON COI�Y�IISSION MINUTES, APRIL 26, 1971 PAGE 2 TRAILBLAZERS iCON�T): ' Mr. Wagar pointed out that we couldn't introduce this program for the under- privilaged ONLY. If this program was to become a part of our regular program of activities, it would have to be on a first come, first serve basis. , ' ' L� , , , The total number of youth involved in this program would have to be limited. Coon Rapids filled their quota within 2 days. Mr. Stimmler asked if we would run into any Union problems? Mr. Brown said no. Mr, Brown said that there are plenty of things that these young people could do. The Coon Rapids program is totally under the Park Department. Mr. Fitzpatrick pointed out that there was presently a Budget problem. We wouldn't be able to consider this program until 1972. Mr. Brown stated that he was definitely in favor of the program. He said that the Trailblazers do a fantastic job. Mr. Brown recommended that the Commission approach the City Council for funds to employ approximately 30 youth for this summer, Mr. Olson suggested that we could possibly approach the United Fund. M�TIDN b Sfi,i.mrr�en Seconded b B�a.in �a cGitcec.i Mn.. B�cown xv �.nvea " a.te .th.e ab d eb o u.t�',c. o n a num eJc a o b�a a.b eb ab n an e 9 Summeh ea.bon, an e cicew eh.d aupe�cv.c,be e,6e MOTTON ' YMCA SAILBOAT NIOORING� Ma.ti.o n and wa.i.t urt t,i.� e�c tin onma�',c.on. Mr. Dean Prekker was present, representing the Eastside YMCA. Mr. Prekker ' reported that the YMCA will have access to an X Class Sailboat this swnmer and they are tenatively planning to give sailing lessons and sailboat rides in conjunction with the Day Camps and Playground Programs in the area. Their ' rec{uest was that the City of Fridley grant them permission to moor this sailboat on West Moore Lake. Mr. Wagar asked if this would require the building of a dock? Mr. Prekker said it , wouldn't. They planned to use a buoy to secure the boat and then use a canoe to retrieve it. � � ' � C� Mr. Wagar asked how they planned to safeguard the boat? Mr, Olson asked about any injuries which might concur? Mr. Brown said that the YMCA would have to be responsible. As far as the safety of the boat itself, the Police Department could be asked to make periodical checks. Mr. Brown asked what would be required of the participants, as far as the knowledge oi swimming was concerned? Mr. Prekker said that the instructors are required to have a WSI Certificate (Water Safety Instructor Certi£icate) and all other persons participating in the program would be required to wear life preservers, whether they can swim or not. Mr. Olson suggested that the YMCA furnish the City with a letter stating that they would be responsible for any inj�}r}es, or damage which might concur with this program. LJ ' ' � �{ �J , , ' � c .� PARKS A(� R�CREATION COMMISSION MINUTES, APRIL �, 1971 PAGE 3 YMCA SAILBOAT MOORING �CON�T)e MOTION by Glagan, .tlu�i we a.e,�ow �he YMCQ �o maan �:h.e,i�c Su,i.�baa,t an GJeaz M�one LaFzE and canduc.i .the,uc c,Pa,��se�s accarcdi,ngky. DISCUSSION: Mr. Olson suggested that we require a letter regarding the in§urance covering such an activity, and have it approved by the City Attorney. Mr. Wagar revised his previous Motion: MOT�ON by Wagcvc, Secande.d 6 B.?.a-vc.� �hcLt we' con.bu.�,t �he C.i,t Aztanne and �. .i.t .i�s a nee.a. .2e w-i.t�i nan.t e�MC�i e�m.c��stian �a m�an .t e Sa.c.e oa.t an Gle�� aane La e an can uc.t e,c�c .ae,� accan ng T e a.t,c.on ca�.ce . DISCUSSION: Mr. Stimmler asked if the area they were intending to use was located in £ront of the Jr. and Sr. High Schools? Mr. Prekker said that this was correct. Mr. Stimmler asked if they would be using this axea for any of their classes. Mr. Prekker said that they would not. The area would be just for loading and unloading and that they would be using buses to bring the youth into the area. Another possible solution to the activities of the youth who were waiting for their turn in the sailboat would be to take them over to the Beach for the first half of the session and then return them to West Nioore LaDce and take the other group over to the Beach. HORSESHOE LEAGUE� , �Ir. Gerald H�nneberg and-Mr. Terry Haik were present to ask the Commissioners what their opinion would be regarding the starting of a Horseshoe League in Fridley. They said that The Commons would be the best location and that there � are presently two sets of courts, but that they are in need of repair. This would be a handicap league and would start with 4 teams of 4 men each and would meet one night a week. , ' ' ' � � Mr. Brown suggested that possibly Locke Park and Moore Lake Beach and Park could be used. Mr. Henneberg and Mr. Haik said that the membership fee would be $5.00 a year. The City would be required to provide the areas and about 4 sets of shoes. MOTTON by Wagan, Seeonded by B�.a.ih., �o au�han,c;ze a F�c,i.dkey Handeahoe League and �o pnov.i.cie dxa.he�s and .ahae,� . The Mazi.on ea�cn,i.ed. The League would start in the middle of May and run until the end of August. • � • 11:_ l : i «� � M�TIUN by U.P..aan, Seeande.d by wagcvc, �ta appn.ave �h.e M.i.nu.te,� o� .the negu.ean mee.ting an Mcvcch 22, 1911. The Mozi.an ealvu.e.d. F�Y�F�A� Mr. Olson asked Mr. Brown if it was agreeable for the Fridley Youth Football � Association to use our lighted facilities this fall. Mr. Brown said that all facilities we have will be made available to them, but that they were requesting new lights to be installed at Moore L�ke Beach and Park and Terxace Park. These 1 items were to �e included in the 1972 Budget, but that there wouldn't be lights installed for the coming season because of the lack vf funds. 1 ' L�J , � ' ' ' � PARKS AND RECREATION C�MIISSION MINUTES, APRIL Z6. 1�%�� '► ■. ":►► PAGE 4 The Commission received a letter from Mr. Viljo W. Onermaa, resident at 501 53Z Avenue NE, �n Fridley. Mr. Onermaa lives adjacent to Oak Hill Park and he is requesting �hat a fence be instal�ed between his yard and �h� paxk to keep the children from climbing the £ence �o retr�eve thei�° b�s�e�balis from his ya.rd. The Commission had a brief discussion about similar situations around the CAty and agreed tha� if they were to install a fence at this location, they would have to install a fence around every park in the City. Not only would there be a problem with other areas in the City, but in order to have a fence which would correct the situation as it is now, the Parks and Etecreation Department would have to install a 10 ft. high fence and they would have another situation to the one this past Winter at Summit Square. The Commission agreed that a fence should not be installed and Mr. Onermaa will be notified of this. COUNIY COPM1I SS I ONER � Mr. Mike 0'Bannon and Mr. A1 Kordiai�, County Commissioners, will be invited $o attend the May meeting of the Parks and Recreation Commission. MUTION hy U.�san. Secanded by Glaqan. .ia necar►�nend �hcLt .the C.i.ty Coune,i,e can.tae.t � ' �..w v wc.K . ryLJ�lLNftl\'L17 1 1 ' ' MOTION �a ad� aunn �Gi.e mee,t,i.ng a.x 9� 40 p o m. The next regular meeting will be held on Monday, June 28, 1971, at 7:30 p.m., in the conference room at Civic Center. � Respectfully submitted, ' d�2!�� CATHIE STORDAHL, Secretary to the Commission � � � il�' , ' ' � 5� ' i� �� ij � � I� �� ' � , ' ' , ' , � ' r-, � ,, , ' L__I , THE MINUTES OF THE HUMAN RELATIONS COMMITT'EE MEETING OF APRIL 28, 1971 The Meeting was called to order by Chairwoman Katherine Moss ROLL CALL: MEMBERS PRESENT: Barbara Koropchak, Katherine Moss, Gene Parsoas, Linda Rossman, John ivers, T6eron Horn, W.R. Starwalt MEMBERS ABSENT: Mrs. Domingo Ramos, Paul Shaw, Mrs. Ernest Block, James Thomson, Reverend James McChesney, Reverend Douglas M. Henderson, Mrs. Gilbert Stenberg, John Oden 1. There Was a discussion regarding the speech of Mr. Robert Hudnut, President of the Metropolitan Federation, given at the Human Relations Seminar. 2. There was a discussion regarding joining the Metropolitan Federation as a group. This would need the approval of the City Council. 3. There was a discussion regarding what to do about absenteeism in the Committee. Action depends oa reason for absence. What should rules be? 4. There was a discussion of whether or aot the Human Relations Cowmittee should study the problems of ten famiTies in Riverview Heights and possible make recommendations. MOVED and seconded, to rQView report of Planning Commiasion and depending on that, posaibly ask families and others interested to be at next meeting, M,ay 27, 1971. 5. Discussion of "People's Faiz". Question - Should fair be locally oriented or includ groups from metropolitan area? The meeting of the Human Relations Committee was adjourned at 10:00 P.DI. Respectfully submitted, Barbara Koropchak Secretary to the Committee . .51 , � , 0 ' ' � � MEMO T0: l�i'� o �rid�e � � 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE CITY COUNCIL FROM: ACTING CITY MANAGER DATE: JUNE 3, 1971 ANOKA COUNTY SUBJECT: PURCHASE OF NEW FIRE APPARATUS 560-3�50 FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 ' In considering whether you want to authorize advertisement for bids ' for the new aerial ladder truck at this time, you may want to consider the following; ' The City purchased a Pirsch 1250 GPM Pumper in 1968. We have been paying $5,000 per year plus interest on this pumper. There will be one payment left to make on this truck in 1972. ' In 1970 the City let bids for a pumper to be delivered in 1972. The total cost of this pumper was $38,291. It is anticipated that this pumper would be financed by equipment certificates for whatever amount is not ' financed directly out of the 1972 budget. We do have $10,000 in the 1971 budget to apply on the purchase price. � LJ � ' ' If an aerial truck is ordered at this time, it is anticipated that delivery would be sometime in 1973. It is expected that the cost of this truck will run about $70,000. Equipment certificates normally do aot run for more th$n five years. Your payment on fire trucks will look something like this: 1971 $ 5,980 Principal & Intereat, 1968 Pirsch 10,000 On truck to be delivered in 1972 $15,980 TOTAL - 1971 1972 $ 5,490 Principal & Interest, 1968 Pirsch 11,556 Principal & Interest, 1972 Truck $17,046 TOTAL - 1972 1973 $11,006 principal & Intereat, 1972 Truck 15,000 Payment on new truck $26,006 TOTAL - 1973 ' 1974 $ 8,747 Principal and Interest, 1972 Truck 18,025 Payment on new truck $26,772 TOTAL - 1974 e� a� CITX COUNCIL MEMO ,7LTNE 3 , 1971 PAGE 2 1975 $17,200 - Principal and Interest payment on new truck 1976 $16,375 - Principal and Interest payment on new truck 1977 $10,550 - Principal and Interest payment on new truck I suppose the question is whether the City Connctl wishes tp place an order at this time for delivery in 1973 or w$it an additional year to place the order for 1974 delivery. If you waited until next year to place the order for the new truck, you could finish paying for the 1972 engine in 1973. 0 � `�- ' Firo Phone 5b0- I SQO I ' � 1 I ' � � ' , ' ' ,� hlemo To : F rom . Date . Subject: c _•�. !'nor;e �.��(1-.�i4505.5 c�r�• o� �-��cra�Y �u�reau of �`��°� �''r��re�ntian 6431 Univrrsity r�enoc- "'. E., Fridlev M!N�aEADGLI� 2', MINN. Marvin C. Brunsell, Acting City Manager CD 71-6-1 Ro D. Aldrich, hief, Bureau of Fire Prevention oG� C�e� .� _ June 1, 1971 Specifications for new Fird Apparatus At a special meeting of the City Council, the Fire Department was given approval to prepare plans and specifications for an Aerial Ladder. We have completed the specifications for this new apparatus and desire to have them presented to the City Council for its approval and authorization to call for bids. I will be most happy to answer any questions that you or the Council may have regarding the new apparatus. RDA;et � YOLI Can Help S'I'OP Fires SAVE Lives ,. � �'. � t ', �. � ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS MOTOR FIRE APPARATUS Spec. #FD 71-1 BIDS C�OSE: noon 1971 CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals will be received until noon 1971 by the City Manager, City of Fridley, Minnesota, in behalf of the City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota for the following: MOTOR FIRE APPARATUS - 4 Wheel, 100 foot Aerial Ladder - Rear Mount ' All equipment must meet the minimum specifications as set forth. Specifications and proposal forms may be obtained from the City Manager's I ' ' t � ' Il ' ' ' ' Office. All bids must be on the proposal form furnished by the City Manager. All bids must be accompanied by a certified check or bidder's bond in the amount of 5% of the total amount bid. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive all informalities. Bids should be addressed to The City Manager, Fridley, Minnesota and be clearly marked "Bids for Motor Fire Apparatus". City Manager .56 ' �J 0 , ' , ' Fridley So�ll As�ci�tion 6131 TRIPHTY DRIVE N. E. FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 35432 June 1, 1971 Honorable Mayor and City Council � City Manager 6431 University Avenue NE Fridley, Minnesota 55432 RE: Beer Permit Plus Concession Stand Request Gentlemen: The Fridley So£tball Association wishes to gain permission on ' the following two subjects: 1. Beer Permit at The Commons Park; 2. Permission to sell concessions the weekend of June 20th. This is the sixth (6th) Annual Men's Slow Pitch Softball , Tournament that this organization has sponsored, along with your Parks and Recreation Department. ' C ' , ' ' , � LI ' The monies derived from this tournament has enabled us to purchase the following items for the softball field located at The Commons: 1. Additional Electric Lights. 2. Scorekeeper - Concession Building. 3, Fencing for The Commons Field #2. These touxnaments have helped the softball growth in Fridley over the past seven years, to grow from five (5) teams in 1965 to fifty-nine (59) in 1971. In conclusion, we wish to thank the City Council for their cooperation in the past, in respect to this request. We also wish to say Thanh. you - to the Parks and Recreation Department for their full cooperation and help in putting on one of the best qualified weekend tournaments in the suburbs TODAy. HL:cs cc: Committee Parks $ Recreati.on Department Respect£ull re ested, , HOWARD L T Tournament Coordinator r� � ' 1 1 � ' ' ' ' � ' ; .,. y 0 ORDIf�ANCE N0. 463 AN ORDINAi�CE ADDIPJG TO SECTION 81, BEER, SECTION 81..13 41HICH SECTION SHALL AUTNORIZE THE CITY COUNCIL TO ISSUE LICENSES TO P�ON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TO ALLOW THEM TO SELL BE�R 0�� PUBLIC PROPERTY IN CONJUNCTION WITH TFtEIR Ai,TIVITIES The Council of the City o� Fridley do ordain as follows: Section 1. Section 81 of the City Code of Fridley shall be art�nended as herei nafter i ndi cated. Section 2 Section 81.13 shall be added to Section 81 as follows: Upon written app ication by a non-profit organization, said application stating the name of the organization, its registered office within the State of Minnesota, the names and addresses of its principle officers and the description of the location and activity to be sponsored by said organization, the.City Council may grant on and off sale licenses, without fee, for a period not to exceed 72 hours duration, The provisions of Section 81, as applicable, shall be observed by said non-profit organizations. H4SSED BY TNE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS 21S'r DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1970. ' ' ' ' ATTEST: ' � ' � Marvin C. Brunsell, City Clerk FIRST itEADING; September 8, 1970 $ECOND R�ADZNG: September 21, 1970 PUBLISH: September 30, 1970 Jac �. Ki rkham, Mayor .58 '� ' I � , �!� N CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA MEMORANDUM NO. , 9-197�,. • DATE: D�:cember 21, 1970 SUBJECT: CITY EbIPLOYEE & EQUIPMENT USE POLICY REFERENCE: City Memo #1-68 Overtime Policy City Memo #3-70 Overtime Policy 1. PU�2POSE ' ' 2. , � � � I� ' ' ' I ' I ' < � The purpose of this memorandum is to set forth the policy with respect to reimbursement to thP City for funds expended duxing and after any recreational contest or activity held on public or park property, and to set forth the policy for activities City personnel may participate in. AUTHORIZED USE A. City Employees are authorized to work and assist in any City sponsored or co-sponsored event held within the City of Fridley. The following are examples of City sponsored or co-sponsored events to date: 1. Hockey playoffs and tournaments 2. Football playoffs and tournaments 3. Softball playoffs and tournaments 4. Basketball playof�s and tournaments 5. Baseball playoffs and tournaments 6. Special City-wide event specifically approved by the City Council Resolution. " B. The above athletic events which the City participates in are further delineated below: 1. Playoffs _ �- a. City Wide b. District c. Regional 2. State wide Tournaments* a, Invitational � b. Open c. State * Admission is charqed for the State Tournament. The revenue to go to the Athletic Association or authorized co-sponsoring organization. Expenses to be box'ne by the Athletic Association for a Tournament includes a. Officials "� b. Personnel - Ticket takers, ushers, police etc. c. Facility rental charges ' d. Scoreboard & public address system e. City manpower and equipment time .5`3 ' ' ' � � ' � J , ' ' � 4 x�soLVTTOr� No. i9� i A �2ESOLUTION RECERTIFYING SPECIAL :�SSESS1�N15 ON TAX FORFTIT PROPSRTY WHICH Hr1S BEEN REPURCHASSD WHEREAS, By Resolution No. 31-1968 the Cour►cil of the City of Fridley authorized the City Clerk to withdraw the certificati,�ns of special asseas- ments on tax forfeit property sold during the year 1969 and further authorizing the recertification of special asaeasments; NOW, TI�REFORE . BE IT RESOLVED � That the following propertiea as listed � and special assessment projects as listad are hereby recertified for collection by tM County Auditor with the first payment due and collectable in 1971. IEGAL DESCRIPTION Adams Street Addition Lot 8, Block 4 Carlson's Summit Manor S outh Addition Lot 17, Block 7 City View Lot 4 � Block 5 Lot 5� Block 5 Hae�ilton's Additi n to Mechanicaville Lot 3,& of 4, Block 7 Riverview Hei�hta Lot 48, Block A Spring Brook Park Lot 28, Block 3 'i'OTAL AMOIINT $ 243.69 1,152.94 751.85 751.85 1�157.19 765.83 1.055.70 �5�879.05 ' The projects to be recertified and the'years for whfch the projects are recertif ied are as f o11oWS : PROJECT , � Regular S.A. SS +�5 1965-2 Street , 1968-1A Street 1968-2B Street I967 Street SW A� 13 ' SW #21 SS A�87 � ' , ATTEST: ASSESSMENT SPRTsAD 5 Years 16 Years 6 Years 9 Xears 9 Years 8 Yeara 8 Yeara 10 Yeara 18 Yeara PASSED AND ADOP1Ep BY TE� CITY COUNCIL OE' 'Tt� CITY OF FRIDIEY Tl�IS �_ DAY � ,'- „� 1971. ' CITY CIERK - Marvit�, C. 8run�11 MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham � O �� APPOINTMENT FOR CONSIDERATION OF CITY COUNCIL - JUNE 7, 1971 Board of Appeals (Chapter 45.18) (3 Year Term - 5 Members) MEMBER RESIGNIHG TERM EXPIRES APPOINTEE Robert Ahonen 12-31-71 330 Osborne Road Fridley, Minnesota 55432 0 APPOINTMENT FOR CITY COUNCIL CONSENT AND APPROVAL - JUNE 7, 1971 N�E POSITION EFFECTIVE DATE SALARY REPLACES Paul A. Paulson Cu$todian June 14, 1971 �628 Ernest J. ��i�l�ey, Mir�nesota per Meados � month 0 - � ' 1 1 ' C L A I M S ' ' ' ' , �� ' 6-7-71 GENERAL: #25257 throuqh #25378 LIQUOR: �5646 through �5680 � 62 LI3T OF LICENSffi TO B$ APPSOVSD BY 141E CITY COIINCII. AT THE 1�ETINa OF JUNS 7, 1971 �� CI� Chanticlear �'isss 6�304 H,�• 65 lridle�� Kian. PtTBLIC DRIlYICIIda FLACE �rontier Clnb 7365 Central Fridls�, Kina. 1�'OOD VBNDII� �lACHINffi Mico Indepes�deat Oil � 650U Eaat Ei�er Rosd l�ridley,� Kinn. F ieata Bea�ty 3alon 2� Kisaiseippi Fridley,I4inn. aar��r Shell 6101 IIni�erait� ��s. Frid1��, Iiinn. Fridl�y (iolf Dri=ing Raage 8100 IIni�sraity Avm. l�ridlsy� Kinn. 3tandard 011 Co. 6$90 Uai�ersity ��e. lrridleT� Miaa. (3nlf 3ervice Station 7i�5i Baat Rivsr xoad lridlsy, Isinn: Full�rton Ketal Co. 5i?o xs� st. !'ridle�� Kian. Kvor� I,ak� IInioa Tl6 5695 Hacl�ann Avs. Fridley, Kinn. Asaursno� Mfg. Co. T753 B�sch st. 1►ridley� Minn. 3teiger � (i�rts�n Garage 5519 Centrsl 11a. Fridle7s Minn. BTs Hiahard 1Cea�pe Ay: l�arleae Pmrlitzki BTs Br�os Behnk� B�': Irene TrnPPae�► Byr: Gary Long�rbos�s Bys 8oger Jonea Bys �oaa-Cola MidKSet Ins. Bys Coaa-CoL Mi�st Iac. Bys Coos-Cola Ki�sst Iac. By: Riahard Ryro Bt: AsauranR:e I�[ig. Co. B�r: Srnest Q�ertsen � Health �aspector ok�d !or pop aad aan�r valy the aillc cooler � not apprav�sd APP80VED BY Police Chief Police Chief Health Inspeato� Health Inspeatar Health Inspeator Health Inspector fl�alth Iaspeator Health Inapector Aealth Inapector Health Inspector Heslth Inspector Health Inapector Aealth Inapector LI3T OF LICSNSS TO $S APPROV$D - aontimied l�'OOD YEHDING 1�ilACHINS3 Bast 8i�er Road aarage 6541 8aat Bi�er 8oad Fridlsy, Minn. Phillips 66 5667 IIai�eraity Aw. Fridley� Minn. Railraad Accesaoriea 465o xatn st. Fridlay� Kinn. Lea�s Standard 7680 Hiry. 65 �ridley, Mian. I�OOD SSTABZI3HI��NT Chazzticlsar Pisza 630� HxY• 65 Fridlsy, Kinn. Canteen Carp. o! Fl�[C la800 iiarshall 3t. lrriiley, Mifm. Brotlun, Ino. 75U1 Cc�asrc� Lar� Fridley� Mina. 3ts�ta Snpsrette 6}�t83 IIni�ersity Avs. FridLay� Minn. S#�ar�a 3nperetts 6319 HxY. 65 lrridley� K�rut. Fridley Jay�cs�s Fridlay, Mina. � Fridley Mra. Jay�ee� � l�ridley, Kinn. GARBA(� PICKUP d aat ti1 P ialpxp Ser�iae 7631 Lai�� Drin Circlf Pines, Minn. By: 14iahael Zgodara B�s Pioneer Diat.rib�tirK Co. B�s driavold Colie� Co. BTs L�a 3�hafiraa B�rs Riahard 1Cenps Bys H�itty �ia�dis B3rs Solt Brothta By: Rob�rt Stavanaa BTs Rrobsrt Sta�ana� BTt Mat�iP'in Bodeker BT: dsanstte Cola�an B;t L�o Brad�sr � Speaial lioenss ior care�i�al �ing lisld on Jnne 2-b aarosa fraa Soliday oillag� l�orth in eapty lot � �4 �PPROVSD � Health Inapector A�alth Inapeator Hsaith Inspsctor H�slt.h Impsctar Health Inspector flsalth Inspsat�ar Health Inspector Health In�pector Health Inspsctor Health Inspector Health Inepectar Poliae Chief Health Inapect�or LI3T OF LICSN3LS 'i'0 BB APPROAED •� aantiaued (}ARBA(�E PICKIIP Walt�sr�a D�SSpoaal 3ervice 293� - 101at Ave. f[i�wapolia� Mitm. 3EitVICE STATIOA Qary�a Shell 6101 IInivereity Aire. Fridley� Minn. aridle� D� 5701 Unirsraity �v�s. l�ridley, Minn. �!P' 3ALE SEER 3taT�a 3nperettm 6l�83 IIniv�sraity s.e. Fridley,�iinn. 3ts��a 3aperette 6319 H�y. 65 Fridley� Mina. Ct�tak� s (3ulf Station 7315 x�• 65 Fridley, Minn. n By: Joha Walter , By: aary Longerbon�e BJs Dnaa�s 3chlsttaan B�s Robsrt �ta�anaoa B�s Robart Stt►�ansu BT: Charles Jordan p�a�a.� 65 APPHOVSD BY Police Chief flealth Inapector l�irs Chiet Bnilding Inspsator l�irs Chiei Bnildieig Iaspeator Police c�ier Health Iaapector Poliae Chiat Health`Inspsctor Poliae Chisf Health Inapector i CONTRACTO'R'S LICENSES TO BE APPROWED BY COUNCIL AT TH8 REGULAR 1�gTING ON �'�" �� ' JUNE 7, 1971 GENERAL CONTRACTO�t APPROVED BY tMike Adams Buildera ' 4720 Wingard Lane ' Brooklyn Center, Minnesota By: Michael Adame Bldg. Insp. Donco Builders, Inc. 1052 Oeborne Road N.B. ' Fridley, Minnesota By: Roger I,areon Bldg. Insp. Andrew P, Gawel Contrs. Inc. ' 2407 Washington Street N.E. Minneapolis, Minneaota By: Andre� P. Gawel Bldg. Insp. Jamison Brothers Inc. ' 8406 Sunset Road N.E. Spring Lake Park, Minnesota By: W. Andereon Bldg, Insp. ' 8obert F. Norberg Builder 3316 Hillsboro Avenue North Minneapolis, Minneaota By: Robert F. Norberg Bld Ins 8• P• ' HEATING Deluxe Heating � A/C Company ' 1k05 Weat 97th Streat Bloomington, Minneeota By: William Nagel Plbg. Insp. ' MASUIVRY Stone Masonry 15002 Universi�y Avenue ' Anoka, Minneaota By: Jerome Stone Bldg. Inap. 0 ' ' 1 C , 1 ' 1 ' ESTIMATES FOR COUNCIL APPROVAL - JUNE 7, 1971 State of Minnesota Department of Highways St. Paul, Minnesota 55101 FINAL Estimate #1 for Work Performed Under Agreement No. 55619 SP 0205-32, T.H, #47 $ Osborne Road Signal FINAL Estimate #1 for Work Performed Under Agreement No. 55611, SP 0205-32, T.H. #47 F, 53rd Avenue Signal Hardrives, Inc. 10135 Centr�l Avenue N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55435 PARTIAL Estimate #1 for Work Completed�and Materials on Hand, all According to Contract. Street Improvement Project St. 1971-1 PARTIAL Estimate #1 for Work Completed and Materials on Hand, al� According to Contract. Street Improvement Project St, 1971-2 Dunkley Surfacing Co, ' 3756 Grand Street N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota ' PARTIAL Estimate #5 £or Work Completed and Materials on Hand, all According to Contract. Street Improvement Project St. 1970-4 , ' ' , ' I ' I ' I ' Park Construction Company 51 37th Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 PARTIAL Estimate #2 for Work Completed and Materials on Hand, all According to Contract. Meadowlands Park Storm Sewer Project No. P-10 - --- • �I $ 7,019.05 $11,333.12 $24,693.21 $ 1,547.91 $34,078.98 $ 781.05 ' � 30.8 (I-67) CPC ' . ' ToSoo:o3 u��s�on 5ection 5 Pis t � Agr. 55�19 _---- -- u ED INVO[CE STATE OF MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS St. Paul, Minn. 5�101 Central Oftics U� ` :. i5t��3:� , F'b Invoice No.- . — --_-.__- --- _ _ Date 5�� + Aceount of Cit►y Oi �!'idi.� Naaim H. Qur�ehi, City �igin�er 6431 thii�srsity A�anu� N.E. Fridl�Qr, 1�ii.nueaot� 554.71 Remittance by Check, .Money Order o� DraJt sbould be Payable !o: Minnesota Department oJ Highu�ays DESCRIPTION �1.1.� 1�0 • 1 " r liliii Work p�rto:�sd under Agrs�t No. 55619 SP O�j-32 TH 47 dc Oaborn� Rvsd Contractor: Eg,an�IclC�y Rlectrical Contractors Contnct No. 55619 Trattia Control Sig�a], 3yste� Total cost $2Ei,48i'.00 q.ty�s share of coat ?5� � 6,62]..75 P1us 6� �igine�ring 397.30 � 7,019.05 QUANTITY UNIT qjYIOUNT PRICE Total this i�omoic� � � �� $?,019.05 ' Form 302t (I-�7) CpC ' ' I)i�n 7�.�W i�3 5ection Ui st ri ct�� _____ _ _� _ ' �gr. #55611 ' [NVOICE STATE OF MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS St. Paul, Minai. 55101 Ac�ount of Central Otl'ica U� �9 In�oice No. J�vly ` l�nte.... � �� 1971 City of lridla� 11aa�La 1�. Qursaki, Citr Eagins�s 6k31 Uai�erait� �ire. II.B. l�ridley, Mivaeaota SS421 Remittance by Cbeck, Money O�dei or Dra/t should be Payable to: Minnesota Depa�t+uent oJ Highways DESCRIPTION Billiss llo. 1 - Fiaal Work p�riosaed under A�r�reat po, SS611 sP 0205-32, TH 47 6 S3rd �vt p8 Contr�ctors Sgaa McR�aq Electrical Contractoz� Contract No. 12960 ' Traitic Control 8lgnal Syat� ?otal Coat $28,511.00 City�� Shar� of Coat 37�x 10�691.62 Plua 6� anginesring 641 SO $11� �.12 QUANTITY � PRIC� I� AMOUNT Total Ti�ia lavoic�s II all� 333�12 � I =._... ' CITY OF FR1�1 FY ' OUSE TRAILER �IPPLICATIUN ' �� ' 'J ' v �,� . ��i_ti. .; c.._ . � "//— ,� Aate : � � 7- / / It is hereby requested that I be issued a house trailer permit in co►npliance with Chapter 41, ;ity Code of F�idley, Minnesota, 1963 by reason of the following: A. Name of i Address; B. Ownershi� C. Aescrfpti D. Name of C Address: E. Pexiod of Time Trailer is to be Stored ox Occupied; .J , 1 np . F. Use of Trailer: /� D%LC+,r�'�o"i,/�'� ,LJ1.��,;,��,,� ��/�.� ' G. Signatures of Adjoining Property Owners Granting Approval; .. .' ' J , H. Location of Trailer on P�roposed Property (Attach Plat Plan of Property): n._ _ / I. �)hexe Trai.ler is to be Occupied, What is; 1. Relationship between Trailex Owner and Land Owner: 2. Names �nd Agea of Ali Occupa�pts�: _�� ,r,y ' 3, ' ' ' ' ' litiea For ewage Disposal, � .�, �..,..}.u� - - ter and Electr�i ity: :.�. 4L �J n ,G,, . � _ . I� �• /o�,` 4. Employment d�f Applicant: /U � S. Whether ApplicAnt is Conatructing Home in a; � . _._.__,� The application, when presented to the City Council, shall ahow the recouinend�tC�ot� o� tha Zoni.ng Adminiatrator and/or Building Inspector. , � Ylease find attached check in the amount of 5�00 for parking/$25.00 for occupyin$ a house trailer. � � �� , � . _ (,r�D, �� RsaeipC No. � � a� I.i�cenae No. Approv�d �y; licant /l� 7 �� C� ' ��t se�oel �rao� �. �6 COUNTY OF ANOKA � � '�1 ' Edw. H. Kn�lsoo Superintet�eat l�iO�ERT M. L. LINDQUIST, Chairman Board of Education Building N I�i. FITZGERALD, Vice Chairman 8000 Hi�h�vay 6� nI.B�AT L. ROBFAGE, Airect�x' RRY W. JENSEN, Clerk Minneapolis, Min�esoia bb432 LEONARD C. KIEF�ER, Aractor LFORD M. HUMRICK, Treasurer 786-5570 ROBERT E. NOR�GARD, Dircct0t �� C' , n � ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' Mr. Marv Brunsell Acting City Manager Fridley City Hall Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Dear Mr. Brunsell: May 18, 1971 The Board of Education of School District No. 16 has received the letter from Northern States Power Company in which they inform the district on the increase of power rates. The Board wishes to inform you that they will support you in any effort you put forth to main- tain a reduced rate in power. They realize that the negotiations on rates are a municipal function, but this letter indicates the Board's support in your efforts. Thank you. EHK/swp tzr tru OE� By: Edw. H. �Cnalson , ,.;t � .� . �'� }� :� .; , �90-40tA AVENUH N.E. 788-QZZ1 ' � ,I� ' I!� ' �I ' , ' ' ' ' ' CITY QF �QLUME3IA HEIGHTS ADM�r�I�STRATNE oFFICE3 • COLUMBIA HEIdliTS, MINNESOTA 564�1 Nay IS, 1971 To: Mayors sn� Managers of Twin City Mstropolitan Are� Con�mu:•��(es Affected by tha New 8$ Elac*.rtc Rate (ncresse:Announced by No�the�n States Power Company. Centis�nen: About threa weeks ago, I sant you a copy of a Rasolution adopted by the City of Colua�bta Heights requaatiny that Northern Ststes Power Coa�pany agree to an analysts of thfs proposed rate increase by experts of ou� choosing� and that Northern States Power Company ag�es to pay for such an analysis (as is customsry with utiitty �ate studiss}. 1#sked if you would consid�r adopting s stanila�r:resolution in your cown�unity. To date, i have recaived copies of such resolutlons as adopted by Edina, Richfield� Minneapolis� Stillwater, and Bayport. ! have hsard that Minnetonka, Bloomington and Brookiyn Center have 8.iso adopted sin�llar rosolutions. i have ha d:tndications from Northern Statos Power Company indicating that they would be agreeabl• to "Providing more detailed, financial info�matton". I would apprecTate hearing from you A.S.A.P. as to whather ar not your community is intsrssted in such a study. tf enough interest is shown, a meating will ba sat up for rapresentetives of the interested communitiss, hopafully durin� Lha fi�st week in June. to.discuss the be:t wsy in whlch to proceed. , aN: j ec � S i ncarel y �¢': Bruce G. Nawrockt N A Y 0 R '72 ' , 1 � �00-40th AV�NUE N.E ' � ' ' ' � ' ' , II ' ' ' ' C� . ::� ;._ CITY OF COLUMBIA M�tGHT� ADMINISTRATIVE QFFICES 788•�2�1 • COLUMBIA H�IGHTS, MINNESOTA 654i1 MaY 27, 1971 To Meyors and Managers of Twin City Metropolitari Area Con�munitias Affected by the i�ltw $� Electric Rate Inerease Announced by Northern Statas Pow�r Co�npany. 6entlemen: A great deai of interest has been expressed by several municipalities in our request to Nerthern States Power Company to ag�ee to an analysis of their new 8$ rate increase by exparts in thts fteld. Th�erafore, a Breakfast meeting Is beiny set up for Wednesday morntng, June 9th, at 7:30 a.m. at the Shipside Restaurant in tha new Radisson South Hotel at the intersection of Hi�hway� t494 and lOQ in Bloomingto�. All interested communitias are tnvited to send a representative(s) to this meeting. The pu�pase af this meeting wili be to discuss how wa mtght best p�oceed with this rate analysis. Northern States Power Company is being invited to send a ropres�ntatfva. Hopefully, a steering committee of seven or so can be des(9natcd to car�y out this proJect and report baCk to s gansral n�settng with whatever recon�n�endations might come out of this study. ThA breakfast wiil be a dutch t�eat at s cos� of S3•50 (fncludes gratuity). We must let the Notel know how many wtll be there� so we ask that you ca11 Mary Lexvoid at the league ot Municip�lities Offtce at 373-9992 by Monday, Juna 7th. (Over) �� - 2 - � s` � �: 'Tha an�uel league of Minnesot� Munici"palities Convention st�rts �t 9:30 a.m. .on th�s same day as the rneeti�g ari.d ih the sam�e hotel. Our breakfast me�ting should be done before the start of the League meetings. Sincerely yours� i , �^ / , � �� ( � i � ... �� a�'� 8ruce G. Nawrocki � M A Y 0 R BGN; jec 0 ,� �4 #�� LJ 0 �� r--, I�� ' ' ' , , I�OT'IC� :}F `:E��C�d�Nv I-�T:ART�t� BY PLANNIP:G �UMM'� �.�:;:ON C;ity of Broc�:��'_yr� Pdrk '"0 t�y'HOM I`I' MA`�' CON�ERPd : �IO'I`ICE IS hERF.t3Y GIVFN that the Planning Commissicjn o� the Ci.ty of Erookivn Park wi11 me�: ��t *ha City Uffices, 5�30u �s5th Avenue North a-� 8:OU P.M., Wednesday, �June 9, 1g71 to consider an amendment of ±ne Zoni_�g Ordinan��e oi tr�e Ci ty of Braokiyn P�rk �e prov�uc �.:=�a:��es in zoning ^lassificati�ns •�o a� t_o re- zone trom ReS�d�ii�tial. �`14" �c �ZB-� �:� pro�e�ty loc�.�r�a ar. Durnam IsXand, 1?�ally descx�ibed as: Di��RNFM �SLANr ,��0'J:�:P,IvMENT LUT � y �EC`�'�+�:�� 15 , T0WIISN'; P"C ; T'.ANGt 24 � Ai�TD GO �IEfiNP'Si NT I,OT 6� SECTIOiti 2 2� ':i �JWNSITYP 3 Q s ;?A3vUE 24 � ' �S S�:��WN 4N T�-IE �:�.'t;TION HAI�F-: HEE; FOR �ECTIONS 25 r=iivi� 36 RE- SP�:C`?'IVEL�', '`i`�'.�ti'NSE�:"P 1I9, i7A;1G� 2�., HENNEPIN COT�NTY, �!T2dNESOTA. CJ ' � ' , � ' C_� � �� 1 Su� h��er•�,ar.s �.s ��sire t� be lieaz�4 wit�. refex�a,:Le t� the proposas ;�i11 �Y h��rd a�t thi�1 m��Ui_ri:�. This not�cF� �s g��rer. pur��s��an � to tr�e `�.��? ng Ordinance �?� the City of Brook? yn ;�rk on tha pe�tition G: ;�iain Realty, 'xze. �:t=.1.c;=� E^l. W�bc-ter, J� . , t`��azrmar. BROO�.::�Y�r PAF<K PLAt�t�i�':�G c;'t�r�I"±�i:..:��ION (Published i:�: '-he �s��okiyrs P�rk Pos�-1�'pntx_��1 ��z �iay 27, 197x,: _ '�S , I� , ' � ' ' ' , ' ' � ' ' li I ' I , I ' i � , ,•., . �' ''' �._ . I E) �y _ � �- � . ��; t .. Ik •, �1 11' , f: , i Oa �1t�tdq, FI� 18, 1971, ti� N�s'th I�.ldap011t Qi�apt�r as t�r6 Isask lialtoa IAa�r at Veri• twaai�w],� p�as�d a r�alatien r��o��iins t�e P�llwin� t�o tl� Cit�r ad H�ic�rn PaYi� s 1) �Lat tho Cit� rxrt aha�s tir so�a� of i1t�t'� isl$ad iu aap� �+s,Y thwt x�lad pesio�t t!� de�]�op�usnt af ttr i�land far ie�tlt�i—�it dwell,in� or �th�r mo�rrKal pt�'p�s�► �• 2} 9�►t Lhs isLad be psse�s�ed la its p�e�sat nat�2 sLate u n tmique arsa ns�►t� tiu s�trvpolitan �nt�r. �e. City ot Brodc�j►n t3an�r City at FridL� Durtiaa LLad Aotion Or�p Ht�n. R�o�per Stt�r�r �ovrtb �dm�apolis IML� ��».� M�s.i� na�► �t ra�s.�tnj c.. 3�a 1Nvspap�rs , `;- r` ,�; r . J. , . Halsl�ar, Dir�atos 73A6 Millav Lu�s ilo�ti tlta�rapolla� Ml�. SS�430 ' ' � � � ' RESOLUTION N0. - ESTABLISHING WORKING CONDITIONS, WAGES AND HOURS OF EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY PUBLIC WORKS AND PARK DEPARTMENTS �! ' WHEREAS, International Union of Operating Engineers, Local No. 49, as bargainiag representative of the Employees of the City of Fridley Public Works and Park Departments, has presented to the Council of the City of Fridley various ' requests relating to the working conditions, wages and hours of employees of the Public Works and Parks Department of the City of Fridley; ' NaW THEREFOR�, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Couacil that the following condi- tions of employment for the employees of the Fridley Public Works and Park Departments are adopted and placed in effect, to wit: ' ' CJ � �l ' � ' ' ARTICLE I PURPOSE Sectioa 1. The purpose of this reaolution is: a. To establish certain rules, regulations, hours, wages and other con- ditions of employment for employees of the Public Works and Park Departments as agreed to by the City of Fridley, hereinafter called the Employer, and Internationai Union of Operatiag Engineers, Local No. 49, hereinafter called the Union. b. To establish procedures for the resolution of disputea concerning the proviaion of this resolution and/or application. Section 2. The Mayor and City Manager are hereby suthorized to enter into an agreement with the Union concerning coaditiona of employment for employ�es of the Public Works and Park Departments as set forth in this resolution. ARTICLE II Employer Authority Section 1. The Employer has and retains the sole right and responsibility to administer the Public Works and Park Departments to meet the obli a- tiona established by Federal and State Law, City Charter or City Ordiaances. �uch right �ad respoc�sibility is li�nited only to the extent specifically a�odified by this Agresment. Section Z. �he Employer and the Uaion agree that certaia hours, wages and conditions ' o� employment are eatablished by City Ordinaace or Resolution, Manage- �nt Meatorandum and Departmeat Policy. This Agreement supplementa guch houra, wages, and othe condition� Q� �pp�j,pyp�pt to the extent to which they are not in ' conflict. If in coaflict, the law, ordinance, resolution or rule or regulation sha11 prevail. � ' RESOLUTION N0. PAGE 2 ' J ARTICLE III SETTIEMENT OF DISPUTES ' Section 1. Grievances which arise during the period of employment of any Employee shall be handled in the following manner; ' Any claim of alleged violation of the provisions of this agreement, to be valid and to receive copsideration, must be filed in writing by the Employee or his representative spectfying the details of the alleged violation within ten (10) � days after the regular pay day for the period in which the alleged violation occured. ' The grievance shall be submitted to a Committee of three, made up of the Union Steward.and two other persons from the employee group. This Committee will screen the grievance and attempt to determine if a grievance exists, or if the problem stems from insufficient information about a particular matter. If the ' Committee is unable to resolve the matter, the grievance will be forwarded to management. ' � ' , ARTICI�E IV SENIORITY , Section 1. The Employer hereby does recognize seniority rights to the sxtent that; a. Seniority will apply on all shift positions for the same , labor category. b. Seniority will apply on vacations up to May lst of each year, A�iter M�sy lst, vacations will be oa a first come, first served ' � basis. . Employee does not establish seniority rights uatil he shalltsve worked a total of six (6) aonths. � ' � � �i `�b ' ' RESOLUTION N0. PAGE .� ' i ' ' ' ' ' 1 � ' � ' ' ' ' ' � ARTICLE V VACATIONS Section 1. Each Employee of the City who has worked regularly for the City for a period of not less than twelve (12) successive months is entitled to a vacation away from employment with pay. Vacation pay shall be computed at the regular rate of pay to which such Employee is eatitled. An Employee who has worked a minimwn of twelve (12) months is entitled to one (1) workday of vacation for each anonth so worked. An Employee who has worked eighty-four (84) consecutive months is entitled to oae aad one-half (1�) workdays of vacation for each month worked beginniag with the eighty-fifth (85th) month of conaecutive e�tployment. An Employee who has worked one hunded eighty (180) successive months is entitled to one and two-thirds (1-2/3) workdays of vacation for each month worked beginniag with the one hundred eighty-first (181st) month of coasecutive employm�at. Except where otherwise provided by agreement between the City Manager and Eanployee, no more than twenty (20) days vacation may be taken in any one calendar year, and the v�►cations, unless otherwise provided, shall be tkken each year during the months of April to and includiag the month of August. Section 2. Employees are not authorized to carry over from one year to the next more than 5 days of vacation over what the emploqee had at the end of the previoua year, without express approval of his Department Head aad the City Manager. Section 3. In the event a regular full time Employee quits or his employment is severed for any reason whatsoever, he shall receive his earned vacation pay. ARTICLE VI HOURS WORKED Section 1. The work veek schedule for all employees of the Public Works and Parl� Departments shall constitute a five day, forty hours work week. The Department Aead ie responaible for scheduling and asaigning the weekly work schedule. Sectioa 2. The City claims the authority to schedule employees work, A normal work day for employees shall be 8 hours between 8:00 A.M. and l+:30 P.M. The normal work week shall be Monday through Friday. It is recognized by the parties that service to public aaay require the establish- ment of regular ahitts for some employeea on a daily, weekly, seasonal., or annual basis other than the normal 8 to 4:30 day. Tbe employer will give advance notiae to th� employeee aff�cted by the eatabliahment of work days differeat than the normal employees' work day except during an emergency. �s ' ' RESOLUTION N0. PAGE 4 ' � In the event that work is required because unusual circumstances such as (but not limited to) fire, flood, snow, sleet, breakdown of municipal equip- ment or facilities, no advance notice to the employees need be given. It is ' �not required that an employee working other than the normal workday be scheduled to work more than 8 hours, however, each employee has an obligation to work overti.me if requested unless unusual circumstances prevent him from doing so. ' ' � ' , ' C'� ' , � ' ' ' � It is also recognized by the parties that service to the public may require the eatablishment of regular work weeks that schedule work on Saturdays and/or Sundars. Employees who are regularly scheduled to be oa duty Saturday aad/or Suaday will be graated two consecutive days off in lieu of Saturday aad/or Sunday. ARTICLE VII S TANDBY PAY Section 1. Employees who are designated by the City Manager to serve in a "standby" status in behalf of the City on a Saturday or Suuday or .. other hol.iday of the City to perform work as may be necessary to the publiC interest on such day will receive as compensatioa for such service as "staadby" two hours of En►e�ime pay for each day served in such status. If oa any auch day ehe employee in "atandby" shall actually perform work for the City, he shall be �ntitled to compensation for each hour or portion thereof sctually work�d at 1� times the regular pay, Mhich shall be in addition to the tvo hours staa� !�!' • /1K I T41�. � 11�5 OVERTIME Sectiou 1. Whea an employee ia required to work in excess of 8 hours in one day, oz 40 hours in one week, he shall be paid overtime. Overtime shall be computed at 1� times the regular rate of pay. If an employee is called back to work and more than 1 hours has elapsed since his work period ended, he will receive a min.imum of � hours oyertime. If the employee is called to work early with no break in service before hia regu�arly scheduled work period atarta, work per�ormed is conaidered normal overtime for the period of time actually worked. When the assigned scheduled work day falls or are on Saturday or Sunday, no overtime wi.11 be paid. ARTICLE IX EMPLO�iCEE EDUCATION PROGRAM Section 1. The Education Progrem in effect is aa outlined ia City of Fridley Memoxaadum No. 4-1970 dated May 18, 1970 (attached) � LJ ' RESOLUTION NO.T_` PAGE S L, � �,xTic� x HOLIDAYS 1 Section �. Holidays include New Year's Day, January 1; Washiagton's and Lincoln's Birthday, the third Monday in February; Memorial Day, the last Manday in�May; Independence Day, July 4; Labor Day, the first M�onday in Segte�abex; � Chris�opher Columbus Day, the second Monday in October; Veterans Day, the faurth Monday in Qctober; Thanksgiving Day, the fourth Thursday in November; aad Christmae Day. December 25; provided, when Niew YRar's Day, January 1; or � Independence Day, July 4; or Christmas Day, December 25; falls on Sunday, the f411owing day shall be a holiday, and provided, whea New Year's Day, Januaz�y 1; or Independence Day, July 4; or Christmas Day, December 25; falls on Saturday, the precediag day shall be a holiday. If additional holidays are ' grant�d by_the City,Council.by ordina+�ce, the employeee covered by this resolution will receive the benefit .of luch additional holiday. ARTICLE XI ' NORMAL SICK LEAVE ' Sectian 1. A,r�y employee who is unable to work because of sickness or injury may obtain a J.eave of absence upon notice to the City. Written verifi- cation of his condition by a competent medical authority aiay be required. Where the condition of the Employee is such that he is unable to act for himself, the ' Union may apply for such leave of absence in his behalf. Failure to notify the City sub�ects the employee to appropriate discipline by the City. � Section 2. Each employee of the City who has worked regularly for the City for a period of not less than twelve (12) successive months is entitled to sick leave �way from employment with pay. Sick leave pay shall be computed at the regular rate af pay to which such employee is entitled. An employee who has � worked a minimum of twelve (12) months is entitled to one (1) day of sick leave for each month waxked, �umulative to one hundred twenty (120) days of sick leave. After one hundred twenty (120) earned and unused days of eick leavo have accumu- ' lated, one (].) ddy. additional vacation shall.be granted to an employ�e far every three (3) eick leave daya earned and unused. The employee may elect, after ninety (90) ear�ned and unused days of sick leave have accwnulated, to receive one (l.) � day additional. vacation for every three (3) sick leave days earned and unused. Sick leave days ehall not accumulate beyond oae hundred twenty (120). Before any aick leave compensation ia paid, thQ City may request and is entitled to receive from any employee who has been abaent maze than three (3) days in succession, a ' certificate signed by a competent physician or other medical attendant certifying to Che fact that the absence was in fact due to aicknesa and not otherwise. The City also xeserves the right to have an examination made at any time of any person ' �lai.ming absence by reaspa o� sickness; such examinatiQa a�ay be made when the City deems the �ame reasonably necessary to verify the sickness claimed and iaay be tnade i.n behdl� of Che City by any competent person designated by the City, � I� �1 ' , RESOLUTION NO. PAGE 6 � I � � � � � ARTICLE XII INJURY ON JOB Section 1. Any full time City Employee who has been employed by the City at least six (6) months, injured on his regular job, shall be entitled to full pay up to a period of ninety (90) days while he is absent from work by reason of such injury and his accrued sick leave will no� be charged until a�� and beginning with the ninety-first (91st) day of �bsence from work by reason of such injury, provided; however, the amount of any c anpensation shall be reduced by any payment received by the injured employee from workmen's compensation insurance. An employee who claims an absence from work due to an injury sustained on his regular job is subject to an examination to be made in behalf of the City by a person competent to perform the same and as is designated by the City. ARTICLE XIII DISCHARG� I Section 1. Except as further provided, no employee will be disciplined, suspended or discharged without just cause. Notice of disGiplinary a�tion to be mailed to employee's representative, � I � � � ' ' r � ARTICLE XIV FUNERAL PAY Section 1. Funeral leave will be granted to full time employees up to a maximum of three days. Additional time �y be.requested in special circum- _ _, _ stances. �'un�ral leave is S�anted in case of deqtha ocaurriag in the i�mediaEe .._... _ . . .._ . _ .. .. faeaily. Fo#� this purpose �s�edi�te family ie cons�dered to be a�ponse, child, _ _ parent, grandparent, brother or sister. �" ARTICLE XV JURY PAY Section 1. It shall be understood and agreed that the City shall pay all regular full time employees serving on any jury the difference in Salary between jury pay and his regular ealary or pay while in such service. C7iG ' RESOLUTION N0. PAGE 7 , ARTICLE XVI HEAZTH AND HOSPITAL INSURANCE I Section l. Regular full time Employees shall receive the same as other City Employees, which policy at the present time provides that the City pays for the Employee's Health and Hospital Insurance that the employee pays , for dependent coverage. The City also provides life insurance equal to annual 1 salary, with a maximum of $10,000. The City also provides additional AD&D insurance equal to salary, with a maximum of $10,000. � � Secti�on 2. A representative from the employee group shall be included on a committee which makes recommendations on the content of specifi- cations for any new policy. Such recommendations are subject to Council approval. ARTICLE XVIi 1 RATES OF PAY Section •l. 1971 Salaries: � � 1- � Section 2. � � ' � ' � ' ' Foreman Senior Mechanic Senior Sanitationman, Waterman, Park- keeper & Streetman (Heavy Equip. Opr.) Mechanic Operations & Ma.intenance Specialist Operations & Maintenance Man (Light Equipment) Sanitationman, Waterman, Parkman, Streetman & Equip. Maintenance Man 1972 Salaries: .BASE PAY $911 per Mo. $861 per Mo. $838 per Mo. $838 per Mo. $803 per Mo. $768 per Mo. $718 per Mo. To the above amounts will be added either: A. The T�72 cost of living index described as being equal to the percent increase based on the Twin City area. averages published by the U.S. Dept, of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Chicago, from October, 1970 to October 1971, to be effective January 1, 1972; or B. $50 per month, whichever is gr8ater. � ARTICLE XVIII ADDITIONAL INCENTIVE PAY • � 6 MONTH TRIAL PERIOD $874 per Mo. $828 per Mo. $820 per Mo. $803 per Mo. $785 per Mo. $718 per Mo. Section 1. Incentive pay will be paid over and above the base rate of pay for employees according to the following schedule, providing employees have made demonstrable progress towards improving their proficiency for their particular job title or job assignment; After 5 years of service - 22% of base salary rounded to the nearest dollar amount After 10 years of service - S% of base salary rounded to the nearest dollar amount After 15 years of service - 7Z% of base salary rounded to the nearest dollar amount ' .� , RESQLUTION N0. PAGE 8 � � � � LJ , ARTICLE XIX Section 1. This Resolution shall be effective as of January 1, 1971, and shall remain in full force and effect until December 31, 1972. Thi3 Resolution shall be retroactive to January 1, 1971, in all respects except as herein noted. PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS DAY OF , 1971 BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY � i A�S�: � � P_J � � � � � � MARVIN C. BRUNSELL, CITY CLERR JACK 0. KIRKi�AM, MAYOR The above Resolution setting forth working conditions, wagea and h ours for employees of the Fridley Public Works and Park Departa�ents is acceptable to members of Union Local #49 (�- . �'!�� Chester Swaaaon, Business Agent Union Local No. 49 I recocn�nend the City Council adopt the � ove resolution aetting forth working conditiona, wages and hours for employeee of the Public Works and Paxk Aepartmenta . Marvin C. Bruns , Acting Ci y M$r. City of Fridley , � � _ �� r��r�� :�� Y �o.y �s 'a,v Sra {: , ti �� C �� i�� :�� . � � ��nih: _ �y � N90NTHLY IP�1SF'�CTIOi�'! R�PORT ��' 19�1 . iv �, � :i : Y �'``. f.�!� � , � _� ..� `� .� Rou�h_Ins: New Construction__ Footings_: New _ Construction ____ Framings _�, _Reins�ec_iions +�1or-Tc Not Ready or_Re� ect_ed__ �ns -- - __ � T�o rTc-�o s t ed----- ------ V�olations Checked Dangerous Buildings _ omp aints _ecke�3-- _ _ ' �� isce aneous-----_ _ _-----,- ---- � ina s: Residential _ ina �ommercial -�, In�st. ,- : Total Inspections �I � � Permits Issued Ti�ue Off/ Sick Leave Hrs. � `� � � ou __ns : New_ Services_ __ Reins ectians i . � , Work Not__Ready__or Re� ected C � ang�rous $uildings ._ _ . _ _ _ ___ �i Miscellaneous ____ � C Finals: Residential � � � Finals:_ Commercia_1__$ In�ust_ � � Total Inspections � . . Permits Issued . Tima Off/ Sick Leave Hrs. Rou�h Ins: New Services__ _____ ---- -- -- - - Reins ections_____ _. -p------ � Work Not Ready or_ Rej_ected ___ t, S 1�- -- -- ----- -- ---- ,�., •� Dangeraus__Buildings_ - -- -- ----- .♦,,, Miscellaneous ------ - ----- -_ ---__ � Finals : _Resident_ial __ __ ___ - -- -- - ----- � � Finals_ Commercial � Indust_._ � - W Total Inspections �erm�,xs Issued Time Off/ Sick Leave Hrs. Thxs Last �9 71 19 70 Year Year May May TO TO Date Date -1�- - -6--- ---�- 2-- �$---- -�L - - _ 5�---_ _ . _ 3�_- 1b.8- 1 40 36_ - -� 31 ._._ .. 3 --- _ 9 - ---- 0 0 _- _o _- -- -_9 _ _ 4 - _ �. -- -1_.— --D - 3 4 --�-- --4 - 1 ---Q-- - ,� 38 � 27 0 � � � --1-1--- - ---g --- —H-- 155 I 126 , , , � , LJ � � � city of Fridley, Minnesota Office of the Bu�lding Inapector TOPIC: MONTHLY REPORT TO THE CITY I�IANAGER MAY; 1971 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION Residential Residential Garages Alterations & Additions I�.iltiple Dwellings Comnercial Industrial Municipal Ctcuxches � School,s Hospitals Signs M�ving & Wrecking � 01�I�tS � 1 � � ' , i 1 � NUMBER 0� PERMITS ISSUED 1971 1970 THIS YEAR LAST YEAR MAY MAY TO IaATE TO DATE 7 3 30 15 10 14 17 20 x� Zo �3 �1 0 1 0 1 i 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 5 24 25 1 1 3 5 4fl �+ 130 139 He�ting 23 23 103 81 P ltx� ing 18 10 81 60 Electrical 38 27 155 81 i9 60 339 222 ESTIMATED VALUATIONS OF BUILDING PERMiTS ISStJED Residential $166,800 $ 52,500 $714,800 $346,500 Hesidential Garages 30,100 32,600 60,350 43,300 Alterationa � Additions 1,355,735 32,200 1,460,505 201,050 Multiple Dwellings 0 150,000 0 150,000 Coa�ercial 4�fl 0 400,400 0 Industxial U p 0 100,000 Municipal 0 0 7,900 0 Churches & Schools 0 0 0 0 Hospitals 0 0 0 0 Signe 650 2,090 27,220 20,387 MovinB & Wrecking 530 450 650 1 050 . �235 $269,840 $ , ,825 $862,287 � � � � � � � � ' � � � I � � , I , �r �� i TYPE �_ Blacktopping Excavating Gas General Heating flouse Moving Masonry Oil Heating Plastering Roofing Signs Well Drilling May, 1971 NUMBER OF LICENSES CURRENTLY IN EFFECT AND LICENSE FEES CO�LLECTED TO DiATE NIJI�ER 12 31 50 30 20 3 1 14 0 182 FEES C�.LECTED $105.00 180.00 465.00 1,250.00 555.00 0 300.00 105.00 45.00 15.00 210.00 0 $3,230.00 P E R M I T F E E S 1971 1970 THIS YEAR IAST YEAR PB�T �i0'3. TYPE , MAY MAY TO TB TO AATE #10,995-11,032 BUILDING $3,301.50 $980.50 $6,081.00 $2,422.50 #8520-8557 ELECTRICAL 919.55 231.95 5,015.30 4,399.05 #4965-4987 HEATIldG 1,648.00 492.00 5,279.50 1,574.50 #5359-5376 PLUI�ING 250.25 140.00 2,864.50 705.75 �34-35 SIGNS 35.00 85.00 882.00 563.50 $6,354.30 $1,929.45 $20,Y22.30 $9,665.30 B-79 (REV. 11-3-64) (Standard Form of the International Association of Chiefs oF Police) (Copies available at Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, D. C. 20535) CONSOLIDATED MONTHLY REPORT POLICE DEPARTMENT cicv .,r _._ Fridley _ h.,<,�,tF, of _ April , t 9'rl. TABLE 1.--DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONNEL Average Daily Percent Daily Average Daily Numerical Strength Absence Absence Temporary Details Average Effective Strength i End o( �ame_monsh ;nmemont}�� Snmemontn Samrmonth , Sarne month _ this montt� last year This month l�ist y��ar "['his month last year This mantt last year 'I'his month Last r��onth last year 28 27 g.72 7.46 .16 .30 ].1,..z8 ]1,..16 14.56 7'otr;l per=;onael. ,- — - -- --- Chir�f's oifice �. � � 5 5 Records burc�iu . _ . __ _ Uniforrnr�d force . �/ �o _ _ Detective bure�au � . � � . � I Traffic bur�au . . First relief �. . . . Second relief . . Third rellef . .�. 10 � 7 1� 1� 7 TABLE 2.--CHANGES IN PERSONNEL TABLE 3.--DAILY AVERAGE PATROL STRENGTH 1. Present for duty end of last month .......... 4� Same month This montt� last year 2. Recrultrrd duHnq month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •� . � z3 zz 3. Relnstated durinq month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1. Total number of patrolmen : . . . . . . . . Total to account for , , , , , , , , , . . . �� 2. Less� pem�anent assi�nmedts (publlc � � � . � offices, clerlcal, chauffeurs, etc.) . . . 4. Separatians from the service: .� � 3. Less detnils to special sqyads or bu- � � � ' � � reaus (traffic, vice, park, etc.) . . . . . (a) Voluntaiy resiqnation . . . . . . � � - ' � � ' ' 4, Averaqe daily absences of patrolmen (b) Retfr�ment on pension ..... assiqned to patrol duty owlnq to: (a) Vacatlon, suspenslon, [est (c) Heslqned wlth charqes pendinq _ days, etc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (d) Dtopped durinq probatlon . . . . � (b) Sick and lnJured . . . . . . . . . . . . ' (e) Dismissed for cause . . . . . . (fJ Killed ln line o( duty . . . . . . . (c] Temporary detalls . . . . . . . . . . (9) Deceased . . . . . . . . . . . . . � 8.10 ! b.bo .46 .16 .56 .30 ' � 8.72 7.46 ' " " Total separatimts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Totnl averaq� d.�lly absenccs , . _ 5. Present for duty at end of month . . . . . . . . . . . __�� 5. Avallable for patrol duty . . . . . . . . . `'�20 l�•56 0 ,� �.__..__ _ . �_ _ :� 1 . m TABLE 4-- C�21�3i� li��x /�R9D P�LI�E ACTIVl�Y T(�E��? ■ �.._ _ � OFFENSES KNOWN TO THE POLICE CHANGE CURRENT YEAR VS. LAST YEAR CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES V5. SAME MONTH . V5. SAME PERIOD (PART I CLASSES) REPORTED OR ACTUAL ACTUAL THIS LAST YEAR LAST YEAR KNOWN UNFOUNDED OFFENSES YEAR TO DATE THISMONTH THISMONTH NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT la. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER 2. FORCIBLE RAPE TOTAL �- �- a. RAPE BY FORCE ' b. ASSAULT TO RAPE • ATTEMPTS � �- �- 3. ROBBERY TOTAL g �' o. ARMED - ANY WEAPON b. STRONG-ARM - NO WEAPON 1. 1. 4. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT TOTAL 1 1 5 1 o. GUN 1 1. b. KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT c. OTNER DANGEROUS WEAPON 1 1 2 d. HANDS, FIST, ETC. - AGGRAVATED 2 5. BURGLARY TOTAL �.�. ZZ 5S S I{2 o. FORCIBLE ENTRY 7 / 33 ! ��- b. UNLAWFUL ENTRY - NO FORCE Ij e. ATTEMPTED FORCIBLE ENTRY • I.7 1 1 6. LARCENY • THEFT (except auto theft) a. E50 AND OVER IN YALUE 33 33 155 54 ` 17g 7. AUTO THEFT �. �. �-0 2% 9 z3 CRIME INDEX TOTAL 16. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE 4e. OTHER ASSAULTS • NOT AGGRAVATED 1 Ej 1 66. LARCENY, UNDER SSO IN VALUE �jg �O `�5� 7 �,7 � PART I TOTAL �� 1 �3 529 1+�F5 1+��- TOTAL PARTIIINCIDENTS ...............�pf��................................ 3QOi} 6O 2L 6 TOTAI:MISCELLANEOUSNONCRIMINALCALLS •?:!gK,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,�ry?.-CT.... o� TOTALCALLSFORPOLICESERVICE ......�:'2.�J,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,�J,J�',,,, AUTOMOBILESRECOVERED (A) NUMBERSTOLEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED LOCALLY ............................................... O (B) N�IMBERSTOLEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED BY OTHERJURISDICTIONS ................................... (C) T07AL LOCALLYSTOLEN AUTOSRECOVERED ................................ � ..................... (D) NUMBERSTOLEN OUT OFJURISDICTION,RECOVERED LOCALLY ......................................... 4 , , . � _ _._ .,_ . , � i ' ' � T�►�LE 5-- V//�LlJE �� P�OPCRTY STC)�.E%I e4�9D �LCO�/ERED . i._ ,�. , VALUE OF PROPERTY VALUE OF PROPERTY VALUE OF PROPERTY TOTAL VALUE OF VALUE OFPROPERTY STOLEN LOCALLY STOLEN LQCALLY STOLEN OTNER OFFENSE LOCALLYS�OLEN STOLEN LOCALLY AND RECOVERED AND RECOVERED BY JURISDICTIONS LOCAILY OTHERJURISDICTION PROPERTYRECOVERED RECOVERED LOCALLY � ' ROBBERY BURGLARY 1,2 •1. LARCENY / 2%a.g.63 1 9o7•2�p l � 2 AUTOTHEFT 9 775.00 6 1 0.00 6 1 0 00 � TOTAL 29,517.80 1,907.21� b,150.00 8,057.2�. 2,�50.00 � �� TA�LE 6-- O�F��9��5 CLE�.�� Y A,R�EST y�ar to dcs�� (i�c1u��: e�c��i�r��i c�v��ances) - '- • NUMBER OF OFFENSES PERCENT OF OFFENSES CLEARED BY ARREST CLEARED BY ARREST , CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSE$ TOTA\CLEARED BY ARREST OF TOTAL CLEARED BY ARREST OF (PART I CLA$$ES) �, PERSONS UNDER 18 PERSONS UNDER 18 THIS LAST THIS LAST THIS LAST THIS LAST YEAR : YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR � 1. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE u. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER � b. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE 2. FORCIBLE RAPE TOTAL 2 2 , � u. RAPE BY FORCE 1 �- b. ASSAULT TO RAPE • ATTEMPTS �. 1 3. ROBBERY TOTAL I�. � a. ARMED • ANY WEAPUN b. STRONG•ARM • NO WEAPON 4. ASSAULT TOTAL ZS 9 i� � a. GUN r 1, 1 b. KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT c. OTHER DANGEROUS WEAPON ' 1- 1. ' � d. HANDS FISTS FEET, ETC. • AGGRAVATED 2 e. OTHER ASSAULTS. NOT AGGRAVATED 1 g � 5. BURGLARY TOTAL 2� ir �- a- o. FORCIBLE ENTRY 1 b. UNLAWFUL ENTRY - NO FORCE 1 1 , c. ATTEMPTED FORCIBLE ENTRY �. 1 6. LAj2CENY - THEFT (EXCEPT AU70 TNEFT) a. 550 AND OVER IN VALUE � 22 � � ' b. IUNDER 550 !N VALUE 155 �-J 7 0� !� ! 7. AUTO THEFT 1 1 I 1 •� GRAND TOTAL 213 1'j8 71 82 , r .� _ � i . __.y TA�L� 7-- PE�S�i�S ��F��ST��, CH��ED Ai�D DI�POS�D Q+F �lJ�I�C ��0�l�'�-� ' COURT DISPOSITIONS THIS MONTH ARRESTS PERSONs FOI:MALLY (INCLUDERELEASED NO FORMALCHARGE) ADULTSGUILTY UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES CHARGED ACQUITTED REFERRED TO THIS OR JUVENILE �' MONTH OF ° ' OF OTHERWISE COURT TOTAL OFFENSE , LESSER DISMISSED JURISDICTION � � ° JUVENILES� ADULTS TOTAL CHARGED OFPENSE 1. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE: • • a. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER b. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE 2. FORCIBLE RAPE 3. ROBBERY 4. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT 5. BURGLARY - BREAKING OR ENTERING ct 6. LARCENY - THEFT (EXCEPT AUTO THEFT) �F 29 �1- 20 1 12 7. AUTO THEFT 8. OTHER ASSAULTS (RETURN A- 4e) 3 /Z 1 TOTAL • PART 1 CLASSES 3�{. 32 66 �� 3� 2 � THIS YEAR TO DATE 1]. ], 2 2�. 1. �. LAST YEAR TO DATE 135 �5 2g0 �-g�- �� 3 PERCENT CHANGE 9. ARSON 10. FORGERY AND COUNTERFEITING 11. FRAUD 12. EMBEZZLEMENT 13. STOLEN PROPERTY; BUYING, RECEIVING, POSSESSING 14. VANDALISM 15. WEAPONS; CARRYING, POSSESSING, ETC. 16. PROSTITUTION AND COMMERCIALIZED VICE 17. SEX OFFENSES (EXCEPT 2 AND 16) 18. NARCOTIC DRUG LAWS � 2 2 � 19. GAMBLING 20. OFFENSES AGAINST THE FAMILY AND CHILDREN 21. DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE 1. l. 1. 1- 22. LIQUOR LAWS 2 � 2 2 23. DRUNKENNESS b 6 6 6 2d. DISORDERLY tONDUCT 12 9 7 2 25. VAGRANCY 26. A�.L OTHER OFFENSES (EXCEPT TRAFFIC) 1 2O �. � TOTAL - PART il CIASSES 33 23 56 39 23 16 THIS YEAR TO DATE 5 77 �-3 �- � I r� LAST YEAR TO DATE 3 1. O 9 O 1.6 / pERCENT CHANGE TRAFFIC ARRESTS THIS MONTH PHYSICAL CUSTODY ARRESTS WRRRANTSSERVED 2 2 2 2 CITATIONS ISSUED 1 79 9z 9z 7 3 13 TOTAL TRAFFIC ARRESTS AND CITATIONS 13 gl' 91'F ` 9�' 7g 3 13 ..._ . . .. ' . . _. . . . . , . .. . . _ . . + !_..�.. �.�.. 8-79a (Rev. ]0-21-65) CONSOLIDATED MONTHLY REPORT - TRAFFIC SUMMARY Police Department City of FT'1C��-e.Y Month of .��Z'lI_ , lg'� TABLE l. ACCIDENT SUMMARY � 7his Month Year to Date This Year Last Year o�o Change This Year Last Year o�o Change Accident Total !+1- 3$ "F"% 1$1 225 —2� Feta1 � 1 _ 1 1 PersonalInjury 22 16 'f'37 g�j. 93 —1� Property Damage 1.9 21 —10 96 1.3� —27 Pedestrian !Z � !+ 3 +33 TABLE 2. ENFORCEMENT SUh1MlaRY This Month Year to Date This Yeaz Last Yeaz o�o Change This Year Last Year o�o Change Traffic Tota� 8�. 63 +33 525 5ot� +1� Hazardous Violations 54 43 +25 3oz 175 +72 Other Violations 22 � "�" �-�9 17�- �37 Parking g i{. "F lu+ 133 �15 nwt ` 6 5 +20 12 25 —48 Accident Arrests and Citations � _ : TABLE 3. COMPARATIVE SUMMARY OF TRAFFIC ACCIQENTS This Month Year to Date This Year Last Year o�o Change This Year LASt Year o�o Change Total Accidents j�.]. 3$ -1-'r , ]..$]. ;Z25 —20 Fatai Accidents _ 1 — 1 1 Persons Killed 1. -F Injury Accidents � �-b '�"3� 84 93 —1� Persons tn;urea 39 28 +39 137 163 —16 Ped$strians Killed � �. — 1. — Pedestrians Injured 2 � 1+ 3 +33 Hit And Run Accidents 7 7 34 35 —3 Cleared by Arrest 1 '+" 2 ♦ Cleared - No Arrest 4 5 —2� 1,6 ;Z], —21{, Tolal Cleared . 5 5 1-g 2�- —�5 r__ -� .' � , I -� , � � TABLE 4. COMPARATIVE SUMMARY ACCIDEtdTS AtdD ENFORCEMENT (By Hour of Day and Day of Week) � Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursduy Friday Saturday Sunday Citation Citation Citation Citat.ion Citation Citation Citation Acci- and E1cci- and Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Acci- and Tzme dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest dent Arrest izM 1 1 1 1 1 3 i:oo 1 �. 2 1 3 1 2:00 . 1 1 1 1 1 3:00 4:00 5:00 1 ' 6:00 �. 7:00 ]. ], 8:00 3 1 ]. 9:00 io:oo 1 2 2 ii:oo 1 2 1 12 N 1. �. 1. 1:00 1 ]. 2:00 �- �. s:oo 2 2 2 3 1 2 2 4:00 2 1 1 1 s:oo �" 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 � s: oo - 1 1 �:o0 1 1 1 ]. 2 1 1 3 s:oo 1 1 2 s:oo - 3 1 io:oo 1 3 z 1 3 2 � ii:oQ - - 1 Note: °Citation and Arrest" column should include a�� traffic citations and arrests made during each hour period except parking citations. , r-- I'.� � • ' � � ' � � ' CJ � i � � v� �, . ' � . .. . � . . . . . . � 1 . .... TABLE 5. COMPARATIVE SUMMARY OF ENFCRCEMENT (By Violation) � This Month Year to Date This Year Last Year This Year Lflst Year o o Change Hazardous Violations Total �%} i}g 3�2 2� '-F'S1 Dw� 6 5 lz 25 —48 speea�ng 17 25 155 96 +bl Reckless Driving �. .2 �. 3 —33 Careless Driving � , % 23 22 "��i Traffic Signal u 2 44 12 + Stop Sign 1 15 ib —7 Other Regulatory Sign 2 1 6 �. 'E'�Q Improper Passing �- 2 ♦ Improper Turning 1 7 2 + Right of Way - Vehicle 5 �- ♦ Right of Way - Pedestrian Following Too Closely ], + No or Improper Signal 2 'F' Improper Start from Parked Position � Improper Backing Improper Lane Usage 3 �. g �i '�' Failure to Drive - Right Defective Equipment 2 i{. g �-� �2� Qther Hazazdous Violation 3 � 5 "f' ' z2 11 109 171 —37 Other-Vio-lations Total Parking Violation Total � g �+ �-U+ 133 �15 r- �1�/io`• YilLl�ll�it� ��•�rs:ai3 K�1�Y� April �9 71 e��.,� �c �� c� 39 g73 8�..3 10.3 z3.54 .oz7 ? 4� �� ....�. ��.�� ;'} �s - 13gg �� 154.7 ,� 8. 9 65.71 .047 — ae :..�« ��m.�.e.e. mm - ....-..+�.�.w.m.a.wa, q ' . __.�___ _— __ „�,_ __ . �� F� t 47 t+1.g� � 647.0 � 6.4 313 .7� .0� d L�` � °�l�:� �'$ �_....�..@�._ 4796 n �y_ 736,.6 g��..��u -.�,a.6.5 _u_l�i 3$9.03 .081 t��, �;�f 1+9 m _ _ 5570 .,,.�a � 772�9 _ �� °2 341.32 O61 � . V �'°f-x°+_.?rt � �� 50 57__._.� �� 76?-��_.a,�,.,� �� 7.4 212.56 .037 ��' ' �.`' �-v-�.— �..-�-.---- �his i�iorn�h This %� �� .��'� � �'�.r;��.s�; a�� 92 5�k _, � SUPPLEMENT TO T�BLE�5 -- VAL.UE OF PROPERTY STOLEN AND RECOVERED YEAR TO DATE QFFENSE +R098EaY BU�irLA�� aPCe�r- - - AUT01He�i rcaz�i� vALUE OF PsOPERTY STOLE?I IOCALIT 797•g� 21��31+ 50,254.69 4o,b9o.00 1�6,004.g9 VALUE OF PROPERTY I ��IUE OF PROPERTY VA�UE Of PROPERTY StOLE� L�ALLY SiOLEN LOCALLY TOTAL VALUE Of STOLEN OTHER AN� RECO�ERED AND RECOVER@D 6Y �aALLY STOLEN )URISDICTIONS LGCALLY OTNER JURISDICTI0G/ P�OPERTY RECO�ERED RECO�ERED I�AILY _ �-�� _ 16 250.00 $ 27,727.07 $ 7�00 � 35,277.07 $ 6,600.00 i ; ' RETU4N A - ii MONTNLY P.�"r9l�t�d �3r CJFf=ENSES KNC��'�N TO T�IE POLICE TO RE FORIVARDED TO l'I1E DI?PART\113NT OF YUEtI.IC �:1FI:TY, IZ�S( L`NIVFRSI'I'Y AVE., �T. PAUI_ 5510i lil' :�}(c: SEVENTfI DA1" Af�7E.R CLO: E OF �10NTtL See other side for instrurcions. � ' 1 2 3 4 5 OFFENSES RE- NUMBER OF ACT- NUbiBER OF OFF EnSES CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES ORTED OR KNOW NFOL'NGED, LE., UAL OFFENSES CLEARED i3Y ARREST THIS �tONT1�I (PART II CLASSES) TO POLICE (IN- FALSE OR BASF- (COLUhtN 2 61INUS A � � CLUDE "UNFOUND. ESS COhiPI..AINT' COLUMN 3) QN- OTAL OFFENSF.. BY ARREST OF ED" AND CLUUEA'I'TEI�IPTS CI_EARED - PERSONS UP:DER AT7'E PTS) S(IIYCLUDED IN Sa) 9. Arson ' 10. Forgery & Countecfeiting 4 9 4 9 3 4 ' 11. Fraud 1 1 12. Embezzleme�t . , 13. Stolen property; 3uying, � Receivin Possessin '14. vandalism !�5 7� 1+5 71. 6 9 5 8 j$. Pleapons; Carrying, Possessing, etc. ' 16• Prostitution and Commercialized vice 17. Sex Offense (except 2& 16) 3 u 3 ]� 2 ,- 18. Narcotic Drug I,aws 5 6 5 6 5 5 4 4 '19. Gambling 20. Offense Against Family and Children 1 1 t 21. Driving Under Influenc� b 7 6 7 6 7 22. i.iquor Laws ►r 22 1 1 6 21 6 21 l�. 13 ' 23. Drunkenness Jy 10 !� 10 1� 10 24. Disorderly Conduct 39 110 ' - 39 1��-0 36 88 t� 8 25. Vagrancy -2 � 2 � 2 � ' 26. All Other Offenses (except traffic) g 52 g 52 g 30 1y, � TOTAL, Part II Classes �3 3p4 1 1 lzz 303 76 180 17 37 , ' �1 'April 1971 � Monch and Yeac Fridley ' P«Pared By .. - Councy ot Ci�y ( HCA p'o.m 118 30ooi 7/70 Chief or Shcciff Date DO NOT USE THIS SPACE INITIALS RECORDED REVIEWED PUNCFiED VE IFIED AD USTED