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10/04/1971 - 5841JUEL MERCER -'COUNCIL SECY. COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA 7:30 P.M. OCTOBER 4, 1971 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA - REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING - OCTOBER 4, 1971 - 7:30 P. M. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: INVOCATION: ROLL CALL: APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Public Hearing Meeting of September 13, 1971 ReguLar Council Meeting of September 20, 1971 Canvass of Votes of Primary Election, September 29, 1971 ADOPTION OF AGENDA: VISITORS: (Items not on Agenda - 15 Minutes) 0 PUBLIC HEARINGS; 1. Continued Public Hearing on 1972 Budget �:> � � � ' L' , ' ' .' ' , ' , ' . ' ' ' ' , ' ' `;. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, OCTOBER 4, 1971 OLD BUSINESS (Continued) 5. Consideration of Second Reading of an Ordinance For Rezoning Request ZOA ��71-03 By John P. Youngdale (From R-3 to C-2) in the Northeast Corner of University Avenue and Osborne Road and Consideration of Special Use Permit SP ��71-03 to Construct a Service Station in a C-2 District (General Business Area) in the Northeast Corner of University Avenue and Osborne Road (Tabled September 20, 1971) PAGE 3 Pages 24 & 25 G (COMMENT: Highway Dept. to put up "walk" signals and pay for them. Letter to that effect should be available Monday. If the City i.s going to hold a second.reading and approve the Special Use Permit, it should be done with the following stipulations: (1) Dedicate additional right of way needed for the installation of right turn lane onto Univ. Ave. and pay for its cost (2) Provide additional planting on the south side of the property to give protection to the south residential property (3) Agree to dedicate right of way for right turn lane on Mississippi St. coming onto T.H. ��47 from the west. (4) Agree to clean up some o£ the existing gas stations in the City of Fridley) NEW BUSINESS: 6. Progress Report on Relocation of Power Lines Within the City of Fridley by Northern States Power CO NT: We have contacted NSP and they have indicated they are writing a letter. We hope to have this available by Monday) 7. Receiving the Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of September 21, 1971 � Pages 26 & 27 � ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, OCTOBER 4, 1971 , NEW BUSINESS (Continued) i8. Receiving the Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting ' 9. Receiving the Minutes of the Building Standards - Design Control Meeting of September 23, 1971 ,_ � 10. Receiving the Minutes of the Fridley Human Relations Meeting of August 26, 1971 11. Receiving the Minutes of the Fridley Human Rela.tions Meeting of September 23, 1971 �=, � PAGE 4 Pages 28 - 33 Pages 34 & 35 Page 36 Page 37 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, OCTOBER 4, 1971 NEW BUSINESS (Continued) 12. Consideration of Authorization to Call for Bids for a New 14 Foot One-Ton Van Truck 13. Consideration of Declaring the Fire Department Tanker Truck Surplus and Authorizing the Sale of the Truck PAGE 5 Page 38 Pages 39 & 40 14. Consideration of Change Order ��G-1 for Addition to � Pages 41 - 44 Municipal Garage (COMMENT: This change is necessary due to some unexpected soil conditions under the footings) , 15. Consideration of Waiving Fire Wall Separation Requirement as Requested by Minnesota Linseed Company v . Pages 45 - 47 ` REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, OCTO$ER 4, 1971 NEW BUSINESS (Continued) 16. Consideration of Second Reading of an Ordinance Under Section 12.07 of the City Charter to Vacate Streets & Alleys and to Amend Appendix C of the City Code (City of Fridley - SAV ��71-01) i 17. Consideration of Resolution Reserving at Least One Liquor License For a Hotel and/or Motel Complex in Conjunction With a Restaurant-Liquor Lounge Operation 0 18. Consideration of-a Resolution Designating Polling Places and Appointing Election Judges for the November 2, 1971 General Election 0 0 19. Consideration of a Resolution Confirming Assessment For Street Improvement Project ST. 1970-1 (Sidewalk) PAGE 6 Pages 48 - 50 Page 51 Pages 52 - 61 Pages 62 - 63 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, OCTOBER 4, 1971 NEW BUSINESS (Continued) 20. Consideration of a Resolution Ordering Preliminary Reports and Plans for Street Improvement Project ST. 1972-1 and ST. 1972-2 COr1MENT: This is to prepare the report for our 1972 street improvements) 21. Consideration of a Resolution Receiving Preliminary Report and Ordering Public Hearing for Street Improvement Project ST. 1972-1 and ST. 1972-2 \ � 22. Consideration of a Resolution Certifying Charges to the County Auditor to be Levied Against Certain Properties For Collection With the Taxes Payable in 1972 23. Appointments (City Employees) PAGE 7 Pages 64 - 67 Pages 68 - 71 � Pages 72 - 81 Page 82 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, OCTOBER 4, 1971 NEW BUSINESS (Continued) 24. Claims 25. Licences 26. Consideration of Approval of House Trailer Application for Park Construction Company Field Office , i 27. Estimates 0 28. Approval of Bill From Patch, Erickson, Madson & Hanson, Inc., Architects and Planners for Municipal Garage (Fire Pension Association Request) ��.-: PAGE 8 Page 83 Pages 84 & 85 0 Page 86 Pages 87 - 89 Page 90 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, OCTOBER 4, 1971 NEW BUSINESS ( Continued) 29. COMMUNICATIONS: PAGE 9 A. Minnesota Highway Dept; Signals at 69th Ave. N. E. Page 91 B. Minnesota Highway Dept: City and Population Signs Page 92 C. Joseph Zizak; Request to Expand a Non-Conforming Use Page 93 By Allowing to Build a Double Garage in Hyde Park Area AD JOURN : J�/ C:o-, a THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 13, 197� PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Kirkham led the Council and the audience in saying the Pladge of A1legiance to the Flag. Mayor Kirkham called the Special Public Hearing Meeting of Sept�mber 13, 1971 to order at 8:00 P.M. - ROLL CALL: MEMBERS PRESENT: Kirkhaai, Harris, Breider, Kelshaw, Liebl (Arrived at 8:35 P.M.) MEMBERS ABSENT: None ADOPTION OF AGENDA: Mayor Kirkham said he had tNO items to add as follor+s: To iicenses: General Contractor's License for Eraction 6 Maintenance Corp. 10A. Requast for Burning Permit and Waiver of Fees by School District �14. MOTION by Councilman Kelshaw to adopt the Agenda as amended. Seconded by ' Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayox Kirkham declared the motion carzied. PUBLIC HEARING ON ASSESSMENP ROLL FOR STREET IMPROYEI�Nf PROJECf ST. 1970-1_; Mayor Kirkham read the Public Hesring Notice snd suggested tha streets be taken in order as they appear in the assessment roll. 5th Street: 54th Avenue to I. 694 Tho City Assessor said the assessment rata for this stzeet waild be s�.78 per front foot. There was no one present to apeak oa �his assessn�nt. � The City Assessor informed the audience that the assess�ent ra�e £or these streots would be $9.66 per front foot. There was no one presant to sp4ak on these �trA�1��, li�ghway �i65 West Serviao Drive: Railrosd R/1Y to 300 Feat South The City Engineer said this street was put in to sarve the Pen�oil Property and is an extension of the roadway already in existance. Tha rate is $19.51 per front foot. SPECIAL PUBLIC I�ARING I�ETING OF SEPTEMBER 13, 1971 Highway #65 East Service Drive: Railroad R/W to 72nd Avenue The City Engineer said this roadway services the area north of the railroad tracks to 72nd Avanue,�and serves the Harstad property. The rate for this street is $19.14 per front foot. 7 The City Assessor said There are some double $13.94 per foot. �65 to East Annroximatelv 150 Feet PAGE 2 ' � ❑ � the rate for this street is $55.77 per front foot. ' frontage lots and for them it would be � of the cost, or Jefferson Street: 57th Avenue to 58th Avenue 57th Avenue: Was ngton to Je erson The City Enginaer said that both these streets were treated the same as they are tied together. The streets were put in to serve the Adaans Street Addition. There is,a mat without curbing, and the rate is $7.65 per front foot. The Ci�y Assessor added that thexe are also sideyard assessments of $1,8$ psr £oot additionally, and pointed out on the overhead projector whic� lots woµ�,d receive th� sideyard assessment. Mr. C,H, Benjamin, 5708 Jefferson Street N.E., asked about the sideyard assesssent policy and tha City Assessor explained the policy that is used in tke Citq to him. 2/3 of the cost of the sidoyard on a corn�r lot is spread � ways.down the block. Mayor Kirld�am added that this policy was a�iapted by the City years ago to prevent a corner lot from being unduly penalizad. The �arrow side is considered the front foots�e and the other is sidayard as►d 2/3 q� �t �,�I spread up the block. 8ventuelly everyone in the City would pay a port�,p�} Q� s sideyard assessment �pread. Mr. Benjamirt said thera was a lot on th� �p�a� south of him that is only 30 f�et and is a useless lot. It cannot be bui�� upon. Mr. Benjamin askad if thsy were going to be assessed the full amotuit, Mayor Kirkham said the figures quoted were his assessn�ent inc2uding his share of the sideyard assessaent, tir. Benjamin a�ced about those people across Jefferson to the east. The City Assessor said the agraement was that �hay would not pay when the street xent in, as it is not a full street and the houses and garages front on Madison Street. I�. Benjamin said that spt�� o� the paople on Madison do use this street although: they say they dq �� He believed if the Minutes were rasearched they would find that the c�� was supposed to be shared with 3/4 to be on the west side of Jefferson �d � on the people on Madison. Mayor Kirkham ssked that this be r�seaxched to $�y� �� that was the case. MOTION by Councilman Harris to remove these streets from the assessment ro11 at this time and have it brought back at the next regular meetiag. In the mea�timo � the Administr.ation is to research the minutes and also check tV se� �� I people on Madison do receive some benefit. Seconded by Coun��mw� K��hi�w� Uppn a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared thp a�t�,pr� ��i�►t�, ' PAGE 3 SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 13, 1971 ' 1 61st Avenue• Stinson Boulevard to McKinley_ McKinley S�reet: blst Avenue to cul-de-sac The City Engineer said ' The assessment rate is f1.54 per foot. ' � � ' � , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' these streets were to serve the new p1at, Rmber Oaks. $7.63 per fxont foot, and the sideyard assessment is Stinson Boulevard: Rice Creek Road to 61st Avenue Tha City Engineer said this roadway was put in with the cooperation of New Brighton. The improvement was actually done by New Bri:�hton. The fmnt footage assessment is $12.90. Mr. Dennis Schneider, 6190 Stinson Boulevard, said the estimate was about 20� lower and asked why this was so. The City Engineer said the hearing was held in the latter part of 1968 or the first part of 1969. Fridley felt the i�provemant of � of the street would not be proper, so they tried to get New Brighton to cooperate. It took about 2 years to reach an agreement with Nax Brighton, and in that time, the prices rose. The original figures were given to the people in 1969. 5tinson Boulevard• Gardena to South Approximately 700 Feet The City Engineer said th�t this roadway was also done with the cooperation of New Brighton, althaugh this stretch was done by Fridley. T'he rate is s12.12 per front foot with the sideyard assessment �1.04 per foot. There was also a water li�e put in. There is a portion of the roadway that neads attention because,of the water line put in by the contractor. The contractor went bankYUpt and mvney is baing held.to corxect some of the work. Lakeside Road: 75th Av�ue to Osborne Rs�ad The City Engineer said thera were some water and sewer servicea put in on this street, also some storm ser�er work. The assessment rate is $16.06 per front fooi and there is no sideyard assessment. � Mr. Leo Heyne, 7554=Lakesi.do ��, �d his house was the lowast in the block a�nd wh� it rains� the �racter deaes u�t drain off c�plotaly. The City BnQinser said the Engineering.Assistaat is in charga of the project,he v►ill note this �o��plaint, and he will meet with Mr. Heyna on the sit�. Onondaga Street• Bacon Drive to Lakesidre ltoid ?he-G�ty Enginaer said the�ce were sow��water snd sower s:ervic�s installed. The rs�te for this•street is �7.80 psr front foot sad the�c'e ara no sideysrd assessments. - Sideirsl3c on Osborne Rvad: 5th Stse�t to lii��Y �� 1�TIQN b�r Cowacilman Breider �t�o rem�va this 3�p'r�ve�snt fros the roll at this time and have i� brou�ht back after a report fros tbe st�ff. Secorded bX C,ouncil�an Kelshaw. Upoa s voice v�ote, all syes, li4yor Xirkhan declared the ° notian ,,�rri@d. . • . - . SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 13, 1971 PAGE 4 Mayor Kirkham noted that Councilman Liebl has said he would be late and asked that the discuss�on on the Hickory area be held until he arrives. Hickory Drive: Hickory Circle to 70th Way Hickory Place: Hickory Drive to 70th Way Hickory Circle Hickory Drive: 69th Way to Hickory Circle 69th Way: East Rivsr Road to Hickory Drive A meaaber of the audience said he lives at 6880 East River Road and his lot does not connect to Hartman Circle, so would he be assessed? The City Assessor said he would not. The City Engineer explained that for Hickory P2ace, and Hickory Drive from Hickosy Circle to 70th Way, the rate is $8.40 per front foot, with a sideyaxd asses�ent of $1.23 per foot. For Hickory Circle, Hickory Drive from 69th Way to Hickory Circle, and 69th Nay the rate is $4.32 per foot with a sideyard asseasment of $1.21 per foot. A aember of the audience said he lived on East River Road and asked about the sideyard assessment. The City Assessor said that 2/3 of the cost of the assessment for the coxner lot on East River Road and 69th Way�is spread � way up East River Road. Idr. Spencer Sokolowski asked if the 1970 street improvement price included �td�lt ss�ver. Councilmait Breider said that the price quote� does not includa th� stc�t serror work. 'fhe price is just f4r the street i�o�vonent. Mr. George Kelly; 50 70th way i�.E., said that the water did not drain onto 70th Msy. A lady in the audienc• said she lives on '�a.�anrner of 70th Way and Hickory Drive and asked r+�at sho was being assessed for. TThs C�ty A,ssessor said for storm sewer. Sha aaid the water stands and does not drain off. Councilman Liebl arrived at tha Meeting at 8:35 P.M. A eaeber of the audienae aaked if the roll under discussion is thc primary or the alternata ro21. The Gity Enginser said the pri�ary roll is under discussion. The resident asked what the alternate roll was. The Cit� Assessor said that in tho alternate all the streets are lumped together and have oae overall price. Councilman Liebl appologized for coming late to the Council Meetin� and said that he had been at the candidate's meeting. He sa�d that he has heard ovex and over the qu�stion, why the assessment is so high? The Eity Engineer �aid tR� haari�g rras held last year, The figuref, given at that time was $13.30 for the street improvement and the actual rate is �8.40. He felt this was a sub- stantial improvement,of ths original figures given. Thore are b�her streets that have been much higher than these streets. This is a more reasonable rate than some of the other streets under discussion. It amounts to a reduction of about 30�. He went ori to explain that on 69th Way from East River Road to Hickory Drive, Hickory Drive from 69th Way to Hickory Circle aad Hickory Circle, the people had a considerable amount of inconvenience, i�en the City chose to improve these streets, there was a proposal from the Metropolitan Sewer Board to install a sewer main which services Brooklyn Park. They had hcyped to � ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' � ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 13, 1971 . PAGE 5 complete �he whole prQject last fall, there was a strike Nhich delayed the project, These people had to live with a great inconvenience and he appre- ciated their problems. Fridley has 1!b control over the contractor hired by the Metropolitan Se�rer Boaxd, hawever, Fr.idley hopes to recover some of the money from the Netropolitan Sewer Board. The soil conditions were extremely bad in this area. The soil is very corrosive. As the Council will reeall, last year he shan�ed the�e some bolts from the water line that Nere erodad aWay. There were so�e repairs made to the water line so the roadWay would not have to be torn up in the future because of main breaks and ruin the new street: This amounted to over $11,000 and will come from City funds and v►ill not be assessed. The removsl of the bsd soil is very expensive, snd becausa of the bad soil, there could be so�r braaks shcri+ up later. Fridley fe�ls that the Metropolitan Sewes Board has s�so responsibilitr snd is ast�ng that they coAtribute over $17,000. These people are bein� assessed tho actual coa- structxan eos� �ainus the contribution from the MetrapolitaA Sewer Board. He said in a y.oar or so, the streat will be gerue over and the bad a�ceas cut out and there will be a naw mat put on. This Mill not be assessed and v►ould b@ borne hy tho Metropolitan Sewer Board. Cvuncil�stn-Liebl asked what the total c�st participation by ths Metropolitan 571.98 Co�uncilman Liebl Se�+er Botrd �+as and tha City En,�ineer replied �17, ' �Q City a'sked how the �oll Mrss arrived at in �ega�rd to th� ltstio li�e. Engineer said the ue�s where the sexer line went through that had ths grsatest inconvenience received t�e benefit of the cost participation by the Metro- pol�tan Sewer Board, since it was felt that they had the most problea�s inherent with the situation.� - • Councilman Liebl•asked if �the City Engineer felt that they have ra�oved en��h of �he,had sail so that the roadway will stand up for a nusber of years. City £ngineer said that soil.co�ditions axe a very tricky thi�n$, but they�used the bast atethods. •'i'hey did .zemove soae of tha soil. There wili :bs some . settking and if a�st is .;xrt m nex�t ygar or so, .there should not be :r�► troubls end is� ould��a t�O� have f n�llye�o�ten�the areaeprettY weiitcieaned I►'1@txOpOliL�1 , , up. . ' �Ir. Dsn Kile,� 6957 Hickory Drive�N.E., said that the lot a+n�d by th� Metro- politan Se�►er Board was lereled off gt one time, then �.semi backsd into the � and now it needs levelir� �gain. Thera has been aoaie.dir� dumped in fihere that must have fieo�n ��eft ov�T, end he thought �hey. shculd ,bs :�ada to hs�ul it aut and level the lot off a�ain.� . i�e.� b'iine Gruenber;; 6963- Hi�+t�wr�► Circle, ��sid he iives next� to the lot th�tt the keLropolitan� Sewea Board �Aid�d for sunning� the lina. � Hs_ said he asked at the Cime if i� xould bs lsndscaped and taken csre of an�'he ras sssured it would be., There is 4 motmd of dir� that needs leveling. Tha City En�inear ssid as " to that lot,� he has �nsde many. calis to �he Metropoiita� Se�ler Board• 't'his is the trouble Witb desling with a�other govarn�ental body, it is their responsibtlity, yat ths peogle 'complaia .tc the locai �ove�t .. They are iocstsd in s,�e � t ;! aAd it is difficult ta�.�et �►ctinn froa thea, but �e:wiil keop ts�dng. Y ,� tlttoraey suggested that J�os�►ph Craig� Mas J�st :appoiated to �th�� Metrapolita�u ;, gower ,Soard snd� Fridle�r.- �t get more acti:on=if aa 'aprpesl is �sd� to his'� The Citj, F.a�neer com�ented ��L �with the xhol� 7�in City srea to tsks care of, one i�sall lvt iA Fridla�► is net too impas�ta�t ta thc�. Ma�Yor Kirkbu added that this '', is just one exaa�ple of� what Metro goverr�nent can do for us. SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING �dEETING Ok� SEPTEMBER 13, 197i Storm Sewer: Hickory Circle, Hickory Drive, and Hickory Place area The City Engineer shawed the drainage area on ttie overhead projector and said the�rate figures out to bs �2.10 ger 100 square feet to adequately the srea. 'fha City Engineer explained that the basic problem with sto sewers is that the�people on high ground do not understand tiiat they do contribute water to a drainage ares and are therefore benefitted. This substantially lower than rates in other parts of the City which run from to $4.00 per 100 square feet; It is also lower than the figures given a perliminary hearing. ' PAGE 6 ' ' drain rm 'actually rate is $3.50 ' t the Mr. Spike Sokolowski said that he understood that t+hen the hearing was called a storm sewer system was �t included in the notice to the people. At the hearing in 1969 many people did not know a stors sewer system was included as part of the project. He had with him the publ�cstiori that was pa�blished in the Fridley Sun a�r�d read it in part, and said there was no mention of any stor�n sewer sys�at. '�iie second notice �ad s�vre► sewe•rs �en��.oned f:but tha � first did not. The City Engii�eer said th�t he �I�o had �¢opy of the�rwtics of the preliminary hearing and the notice does include incidental drainage. AYl�the paople in th� drain�,�e district were given a notice by letter and there wss a hea7ring�. -: There was a.pet�t3on against _ installing a street � a�d the storm sewe�c. Tha Cou�cil eii�ai.�aeted a street but cw�td not eliminate Lhe stor� sewer. The hearin� traar f�Yd �ux3 there was spme discussion on it . Mr. • Sokolowski said-�liiat l�e also ,�d a cop�► of: the petitioa sr�d rea� it a2oud. The City �inea�c said that there ws aame misiuiderstaadi�g� with the people, they . sessed to think what was being discussed Ras s new sanitary sawer line, aot a drsinage district . Nr. Sokolorski askad if "3n�e�t�ta1 drai�tsge" is _ the sse .� stora sewcr. Tl�a City Engineer said y�, tha storu saMex r+ould provide the A�ces$arY incideatai drsinage.� )ds. 8okoiu�skf asiFed ii there were �anitary a�Mnl� .li�es instal2odr � Th+e Citr Eng�ez said a� •seryy�e was put in to serve a Iat which had been s�bdiari�ded. An�►� ],ot ��e Metropolitan Sewer Board div�ded; a12 the rest o€ tht properties �a�s al�eady serv�d, He went on to say that the term "incidsntsl�d�ainage" is �a�a#� laliguage in a notice of he�aring, The improve�ent xas discutsed at tl�:p�lic hearing and pursuant to that discussion the Council did •liminate a partion �f the improvenent as proposed. Mr. Sokolowski read fzc� the State 3tatutes and said that he believed that there could ba 2ess i�sprove�ut �ade thau statad iri tha aotice, but not.�ore. He asked if th�re was a,fl•a�sess�oent on 70th Nay a�d:East River Raad� The� City En�inesr said a�y draina�s going into �e i�;aaove�ent area will � assess�d, and �ointed aut 'Lb�r draina�e axea on the projector. Iyr, Sokolowski asked if storn sewer was inst�il�d on HicitorS+ Dt�ve aCnd the Cit� Engineer said Yes• ![r..Sakolowski asked 3E the storm sewer was the rasult of flooding in 1965 y►�a �'� �as s�:r�ry he�sv�► raiu€all. The Ci�r Engineer said that was ,�t the baiic roason. Whsa s:.aew �striat is =��stalls�di th�g► t�y to fo�law �cceptod s�A.a�ae�nS s�s�ndarr�s :and i�Yl :enough pfck-nF :poirYts .so �Lhe water daes not ru� _ ou :� ssreots �.far .s�e� sv�.n th� ne�z .stre�ets thrau�h. es�osion. In that M�iy` tho xater is carri�d bjr gip�rs rather than surfaca� drainage. . . _ .. � . .- . , .�. . . . . , �. Sok�lowski s�id that the pe�le sibytLing Lock� Lake had�water in their bsseoonta in 1965, yet�they xar� not incl�oiiad. T�e City Engineer said that this i�'� :swrex' 'ti►as neadod �ts px�t o� the atre�t if�nrement pro3ect to •protect tiu straets, this as t&y i�t +�s put in .� He sa3� �s did not knar tf there were � basemtsts floodi�. Mr. Sokolowski said IH theught that ths people mo�t 'benefitting �rc�uid be thqs�. aat Locke Lake�, Yst �ey will have a�eall assessment ' � ' , , ' ,� � ' ' ' ' , ' � SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 13, 1971 PAGE 7 because the drainage line only includes a small portion of the �ront of xhose lots. The City Attorney asked if his objection Was that some pl�ople outs�id� of the drainage district line to the south abutting Locke Lakq should be included and Mr. Sokolowski said yes. The City Engineer brought out the storm sewe� draina�e district map for the whole City and explained the policy� He explained that d�ainage district lines do not necessarily �ollow any natural boundarias, such as streets, railroad tracks or lot lines. In a great many cases one lot would end up in two districts. This drainage district only includes the area that would drain into the syste�e built. A lady in the audience said•she lives on 7pth Way and did not tltink ths water drained into this district, the aater stands. She added that she knew th�r� were hom�s on Locke Lake that did get water in the basements and she thought that they would benefit more than she would. Mayor Kirkham explained that any water that falls within the City limits flows somewhere and will be within some district, whether on high land or low land. The Ci�y could not service the whole municipality with storffi sewex all at once, so it is broken up into districts. Whenever a project is done, it is an engineering responsibility to determine�where the storm water goes and make the appropriate district linas. Then the people within that district contribute to the project. The City established policy dictates the City assess by squar4 footage ali the pevple within that sto�nn sewer draina�,e district. It aight saem to some people that the water disappears before it gets to the nearest pick-up point, but it eventually doea �et to th� lowest lying land. In that way the water falling on high land does contribute to the district. Mr. George Kelley, 50. 70th Way N.E., asked who determines who benefits snl to what�extent. Mayor Kirkham answered that the�drainage districLs are �ade up after an angineering determinat,ion, done by surveys. This determines the drainage d�striat and everyone in the district benefita equsl�y based on squarp footage and pays the same whether they are on high ground or �low ground, because even the water that falls on the high ground eventually gets to the lowar ground. Mr. Kelley said that a man living next to a catch basin would banefit-more. The Mayor said it would seem so, but that is not the case. .The City Attorney said that the determination on whare the district lines are placed is based on the topography of the land. He pointed out that south of Hickory Drive, the lots abutting Locke Lake do not in their �ntirety drain into this district, the back of the lots are slopad toward the lake and drain that way. The criteria used by the City is that all properties within a stated storm sewer district �aust be assessed equally as they are benefitting aqually, �nd this is based on.square footage. If those portions of those lats �+hich do �ot drain into .this distric� were�to be included in this assessffient, this would be a deviation from the policy the City has used for 10 - 15 yeaxs. Mayor Kirkha�` added tbat those people c�nnot be charged for water draining into a catch basin if tho NStBT drains into the lake. Council�an Kelshaw brought up the complaint that some of the people abuttlA,� Lo�ke Lake.have water in their base�ents, and asked the lady who mentioned i�. The lady replied that she had lived in har housa 14 yoars, and she knew tha Mi.tchell's have had water back up into thsir basement. She said they do not paythe full price �or the i�aprovement, but they get the benefit. The Engineering Assi.stant said.that he believed there was some misunderstanding, the problem tha Mitchell's had was witPi their sanitary sewer, not storm drainage. The lady said that thay had to dig out around th�ir house an� put in tile. The Enginearing Assistant said that was due to subsoil dxalnage. SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF SEPTEM$ER 13, 1971 , PAGE 8 Mr. Sokolowski said that the people living on high ground are not complaining about their assessment. What they are conceTned about is that portion south of Hickory Drive that is not�included in this district, yet they are the ones that stand to receive a ben�iit. Mayor Kirkhaat explained ag�in that ti�e determination was made where the water flows and if the water sou�h of this -district does not go into this system; but into the lake, tihey c8s�ot be charged. The City Attorney added tha� those lots will be assessed for�the improvement of Locka Lake Dam: They have elso wanted the�assessments spread over a larger area. It gets to be a questiori of r�here to draw the line. �Mr. Thomas Genosky, 7043 Hickory Drive N.E., asked who authorized the storm sewer ifiprovemenf. Mayor Kirkha� said the Council did. Mr. Erv Moore, 6941 East River Road said tha� several years ago he paid for a sto�m sewer lateral. The City Engineer questioned whether he meaat a sanitary sewer lateral and Mr. Moore did not believe so. The Finance Diroctor was asked to check this out. A resident of the area asked if the Metropolitan Sewer Board would be paying an assessmen't for th�ir 10� and the City"Engiaeer replied yes. MaT`ION by Councilman Harris to close the publie hearing on the assessment roll for Street Improvement Project St. 1970-1, witt� the except3on of Jefferson Street from 57th Avenue to 58th Aver�ue, S7th Ava�iue from Mashington to Jefferson, and the sidewalks along Osborne Road from 5th Strset to T.H. �65. Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a voice vot�, all vutinQ aye, ldayor Kirkham declared the motion carried and the �eiring closod at 9:30 P.M. RESOLUTION �114-197I - CQNFIRMING ASSESSMENP FOR STREE? IMPROVEMENT PROJEC'i' ST. 1970-4: M01'ION�by Councilman Breider to concur with the racommeiidation of the Finance DireCtor and the City Mana�er as found in the memorandum dated September 9, 1971 and adopt Resolution +�I14-19'�1. Seoonded •by Ca.uicilman Kelshaw, �Upon a voico vot�, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham d�cla�red the mot�on carried unanimausly. RECESS: _.___.__ Mayor Kirkhaa declared a�ecess'at 9:32 P.M. and recunvened tha m�eting at 9:5Q P.M.� • . . . Ca►!�lUNITY AN1"ENNA T'ELEVISION: �fiT THE NQN-EX� '12 � Cot�n�ilnan Harr�.s said that as the City Maaa�er indicatad 4n his:me�vrsadu,, �ior to tfie Council''Moeting on October 4Lh, he will�be naeting with the four school di�tricts a�d tha Anaka County Library System tq discuss CATV �rith them. He aiso has a meetin� scheduled for the 14Lb of September spcsusored�br �le P.dttcational Researcl� and 8evelopaent Council of tha 1i�rin Cities on CA'tV. He ' ING ' ' , ' � SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 13, 1971 PAGE 9 ' €elt that with thei�r input before the meeting of the 4th of October, it would ' be possiblB to have a draft of the master ordinance, and hold the public hearinY the 4th. ' LJ � , , ' � ' ' I� ' , , ' ' , MOTION by Councilman Harris to- set the public hearing date for community antenna television for October 4, 1971. Seconded by Councilman Breider for discussio n Councilma.n Breider said that if the hearing is set for the 4th af October, he •will not be present, as he has a vacat"ion scheduled for that time, but as far as he•knew, he would be present for all the subsequent meetings when CATV would be discussed. ' Councilman Liebl questioned why the Council was in such a huTry. He said he has �been told that if a certain deadline is not met, they would stand to lose some reveaue. He believed that deadline was March lst. He said ha felt very strongly that the ordinarice must include a code of ethics and that consideration should be given the school districts. The faur school districts should be extensively consulted. The ordinat�ce should be based on the guidelines they suggest to the Council. It will probably be necessary t0 meet several times. Mayox Kirkham said that is exactly what they are doing, hapce tha me�stings set up by the City Mana�er. The City Attorney sai,d that the applicants have presented their progxam con�t to'the City C�cil and all three indicated they would be plaased to meet with local groups and con�ilt rith t�em on content in terns of local origination. 'I'he City Manager said that through some rough calculation, the 12th of October would be the first date thq gublic� hearing could �e held and still meet the Cliarter requirentent of at imast 20 days notice priar to the public hearing. This woul� allow for two publications. Council�an Kelshaw said ti�at he waul� like to �et the public hearing out of the way_for �n important reason.� It_ is �rue as Cauncilman Lieb2 said, as of now a City receives,S�C of the gross ievenue frou the campany, but the FCC will ba aeeting in November and they hsve the power to redace this percentage to 3�. That 2� difference annually wo�tld be a substantial suaount, and if an ordinance is not passed fiefore that tins the City wauld stand to lose that 2�. The Council has met'all three applicants when they presented their proposals, this r+as not a secret session, the press vas present. It rras meant to educate the Council in cable_television, The pro�rams of all three applicants seem to be almost exactly the sane. Anotiher reason for moving quickly'is that he was at a meeting of�the Metropolitan Council last Thursday and at t}iat meeting there was some discussion about the Mat�opolitan Council getting,inVolved in CATV. Then, there warld be tr�ble with another governmentsl liociy to work with and it will be di�ficult enough s�s it is, He added t}iat nqt only �vould Fridiey lose that 2�C, tl�era wauld also have to be s building built �+hic}i' would b�a a suiistantiil invastnent and the City would derive ta.xas froa that. He said he understood Caunci2san Breider wbuld be on vacation, but th� reason 2►e would like to have the public hearin� soan�'is sa the Council would'be in a position to grant the �ranchise ai�d move o� the orctinance. He added the FCC would govern the pro- g�ran�ing. He saifl he was a1So caacerned that therb be a stron� code of ethics. SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 13, I971 PAGE 10 ' Mr. Douglas Hedin, 3146 West Calhoun Boulevard, Minneapolis, said that he was an attorney and spoke before the Metropolitan Council, although he was not represanting anyone. He did urge the Metropolitan Council to conduct a study which would cost about $50,000 from their budget. He said perhaps the Metro- politan Council wi11 be doing a study, although they do not have the power to grant franchises, they may have that power by 1973. There is anothex thing that cannot be measured in dollars and cents, and that is public accessibility. He suggested that what if St. Paul granted a franchise for CATV and they allowed the public 5- 6 channels. If Fridley did not have strict standards,-they could be getting many channels frqm St. Paul. This points out the problem of.reg�onal coord�nation. He suggested Fr�dley contact the Metropolitan Council to see if they are going to be making a.study. He urged that Fridley adopt a strong ordinance especially in regard to public accessi- bility and local origination:. Mr. Wallace Hlavac, 6231 Trinity Drive, said that�he xas speaking on behalf of ,, the Fridley Residents fo� Action, and had with him trto pieces of material that �e �vould like to distribute to the Couu�il. �.He came.£orward and gave tha Council the material. He said he ha� taken upon himself a�tudy on,cable TV and the i�plications £or.th�.s co�unity and other com�nities. BQCause of the ramific�tions of th�s venture, he is very concerned r�hat.dirsction the City government �ight take. He is,very concerned that adequ$te attention be given 'to a�,l the non-grofit organizations. He.felt the Council �qa.y find th� refexance material he.ha3�ded out.interest�ng. He fe�t there should..be pQxa consideration given to public access, local origination and alsa compatil#il�ty. He said � their feeling was that there has not been adequate i�ut by other groups in drawing t�p the ordina�ce. The. ramifications a�e vexy. far reachi,ng and dictates waitin� until the various organizations have undertaken thc�ir ow� studies and also to get.,available inform�ti,on if the Metropolitan Council does undertake a study. He asked that the Council defer considering drafting the ordinance until such time that adequate input is received from the arganizAtions. CounciZman liiarris said that the City is responsible for pursuing a pzofit and also �ettinY the best systan possible. In the 13.tersture froa �, F�lavaiC, it speaks of 25 channels, but all_three;applican�s in making theiz presentation talkPd in terms of b0 channels. Only two years stgo, Vallejo hacl 27 channels, the t��,k naw is of a 60 channel capaciiy, aad in the �uture thare will probably be copt}nued rapid develops�ts. The Council has been asked to wait two yeaxs, they could continue to Mait ad iafinitue. Mr. G�en Thompson said ha w�ould like to cosier�d ,the Council for taking the initial action, and movin� on a venture that is very interesting and challenging. He co�ented on the four scLool districts being involved and suggested that the officials.�ro� Arnoka Ra�sey Junior College also be im►ited to the meeting Thursday. He s,aid he would not reco�aend waiting for the I�letropolitan Council to make a study, and urged that this opportunity not be allowed to slip away. The City Attorney said that he would r�quest that if the Council wishes the ordinance.to be drafted prior to the public hearing, that the hearing not be held before the 12th of October. He did not think it would be possible to get it together befoxe that date.. Councilman Kelshaw said he would like to ask that the public hearing be held October 4th-and asked if the applicants would be heard. Mayer Kirkham said he did not knaw if the applicants wouid be present, the hearing woul� be called on the master ordinance. It was again pointed out that the hearing notice c�ld not be published meeting the legal raquirements in tia�o tc have the hearing on the 4th. ' � � � ' ' , u ' ' u � ' C�I � ' , �I, ' , � � ' ' �' ' C� r ' ' ' � ' SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 13, 1971 MOTION �ITfIDRAWN by Councilman Harris, with the agreement of the seconder, Councilman Breider. PAGE 11 MOTION by Councilman Harris to set the public hearing on community antenna television for October 12, i971, and instruct the City Attorney and the City Manager to prepare a draft of the master ordinance. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Councilman Harris said the Cauncil received a resolution tonight from the Anoka County Library and it appears they have done their homework as they are requesting one channel for programming, one channel for two way commaunication between the library and the customer and one channel for two way internal coamnunication. Councilman Liebl asked Mr. Hlavac if District #14 got the proposals and if they have had a chance to discuss what thair needs might ba, so they can present them at the meeting. Mr. Hlavac said they were meett� the next dsy, and will be in a position to make a presentation. It seems the Cauncil is seeking to construat the ordinance without the consideration of othor agencies that will derive benefit from it. Councilman Breider asked if tha letter had been sent to the school distfricts and the City Manager said yes. Councilman Breider said that obviously there is a com�nunication system started as evidenced by the scheduled meetinY. Mr. �ilavac said he did not want the Council-to Yo ahead without their input. Mayor Kirkham said he did not like to have th� Council accusad of not con- sidering other agencies; this is exac�ly the reason for the sehaduled meeting. Mr: Hlavac pointed out that the City Attorney has already been �nstructed to start�to prepare the ordinance. Mayor Kirkham said yes, we are instructing him to get started, there sre already ordinances from other communities to use as models. He will be directed 'to do just what Mr. Hlavac and the School Board .wants. Councilman Kelshaw read the memorat�dum from the City Manager dated September 10, 1971 aloud to clear up aiy misunderstanding. Mrs. Marian Black, 389 Rice Creek Terrace, said that the Fridley Residents for Action were holding a meeting September 22nd at St. Philip's Church and hoped the Council would find time to attend. The City Attorney pointed out that after the public hearing there has to be two readings of the ordinance and this would provide asple time for any additions or cAanges. It is not something that has not been considor�d before, there are �nple copies of other co�nit�e� ordinances to use as models. TI� VOTE upon the motion, being a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham de�lared the motion carriad unani�ousiy. VISITOR: Mr Richard Harris, Street Improv�ant Project St. 197Q-4 Assessment Ro11 ' . Mr. Harxis asked what happened with Item N2 (Confirming assessment for Stre�t Improve�ent Project St. 1970-4). Cauncilman Breider explained that the original roll was adopted aad the.resolution passefl. He said as he recalled, Mr. Haxris ' fait thaC as Main Street serves properties to the �orth, 'the cost should be spread ove; the entire project. Council�an Ereider sai.d he felt that the cost of the st7°eet should be bai2�tiQ by the benefittin� property owners, and the ' SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 13, 1971 PAGE 12 ' Finance Director and City Manager recommended that the assessments be spread in the usual manner after outlining other possible methods. The roll as adopted is using the standard assessment procedure. Mr. Harris said he wished to thank the Engineering Department and the Adminis- tration for getting the grounds cleaned up, and also for getting the street signs up, and taking care of the situation. RESOLUTION #116-1971 - A RE DIRECTING THE ISSUANCE OF TEMPORARY IMPROVE- F 1957, CEIAPTER 385: (ST. 1971-1 �, ST. 1971 ' ' � -2) � MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #116-1971. Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried , unanimously. #117-1971 - A RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF TEMP BONDS IN ACCORDAAtCE WITH LAWS OF 1957, CHAPTE 385: ST. 1971- MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution f�117-1971. Seconded by Council- man Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unani.mously. ION OF RESOLUTION REL�ASING TAX FORFEIT LOTS FOR SALE PROVIDING THE Councilman Liebl asked the status of the lots the City wants to hold in Hyde Park and Hamilton's Addition to Mechanicsville. The City Manager said tha Parks, and Recreation Commission will be discussing them next week. The Finance Director said this resolution would release only those lots the City does not have a hold on. MOTION by Councilman Breider to table this resolution. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. �The City Attorney said, as the Council knows, there is a law suit pending in whicii the buyer of some lots contends that he should not have to pay the assessments. He said he was not sure t+hat the County would recommend should be done in the future. AUTHORIZATION TO PREPARE AN OPEN SPACE APPLICATION FOR PARK LAND IN RIVERVIEW HEIGHTS: MOTION by Councilman Kelshaw to table this item until after the election. Councilman Breider said that�he had brought this item to the attention of the Council. This concerns the area of Riverview Heights that cannot be protected �y a dike.that is subject to flooding, and is an attempt to do so�ething about it. It would authorize the City administration to get togetAsr with the Department of Housing and Urban Developmant to see if Fridley could qualify for an open sgace Federal grant. There may be noney available through an agency such as LAWCON. This is not a request for approval of an application, only authorization to prepare an application. ' PAGE 13 SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 13, 1971 ' , �_ J MOTION WIT�-IDRAWN by Councilman Kelshaw. MOTION by Councilman Breider to authorize the City Manager to check into this to see if Fridley could qualify. Seconded by Councilman Harris for discussion. Councilman Harris said that it would be unfortunate for the people to think the Council is going to do something it may not be able to do. � IdOTION AMENDED by Councilman Harris to direct the Administration to investigate the feasib�.lity of making an application and then come back to the Council for further discussion. The Amendment seconded by Councilman Breider, with the , coam�ent that if they find funds are not available he did not want the people in the area unduly upset. He added that it was his responsibility to attempt to find some feasible solution to their problems. , Mayor Kirkham said that he was opposed to.this proposal in any way and was not interested in using open space funds even if they were available, as it amounts to spending his tax dollars to bail them out. The investigation to date shows ., that they do not agree whether they want to get out or not and in some instatices they,want to �ake a profit out of it. �H&. VOTE UPON T1� AMENDMENT, being a voice vote, Harr�s, L3ebl and Braider , voting aye, Kirkham and Kelshaw voting nay, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion I caxried. � • � � � THE VOT� UPON THE MOTION, being a voice vote, Harris, Breider and Liebl voting aye, Kirkhau► and Kelshaw voting nay, Mayor Kirkhara declared the motion carried. ' LIC�SES_ Service Station ' II �J Fridley Texaco 6071 U�iversity AVe. Fridley, Minnesota Off Sala Baer Ron's Gulf Station �74�1 East River Road Frid].ey, Minnesota, ' �accavating By; Iiu�h McNally By: Ronald Plombon - Purcell Construction Inc. ' 6@31 Pillsbury Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Fred Purcell � , � Genaral Contractor �.J. Gary.Construction Inc. 10817 Hollywood Boulevard Goon Rapids, Minnesota By: Fred Hillyer Appr°ved By Fire Inspector Building Inspector i�alth Inspector Buildin� Inspector Building Inspectox SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF BEPTEMBER 13, 1971 LICENSES CONTINUED: General Contractor Erection $ Maintenance 1190Q Wayzata Blvd. Minnetonka, Minn. Stuart Construction Co. 109 Lowry Ave. N.E. Minneapolis, Minn. By: Harold E. Pederson By: Myron Stulberg Royal Aluminum Products Inc. 526 6th Ave. No. Minneapolis, Minn. By: Max Ostraw Richard Hastings Roofing Co. 630 Ironton Street N.E. Fridley, Minn. B�: Richard Hastings Jack Bruhn F� Assoc, Inc. 5406 Florida Ave. No. Crystal, Minn. By: John F. Bruhn Approved By Building Insp@ctor 8uilding Inspectox Building Inspector Building Inspector Building Inspectox PAGB 14 MOTION by Councilman Lieb1 to approve the licenses as submitted. Secondad by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor�Kirkl�am declarad the motion carried unanimously. CQ�Il�1[1NICATIONS : A. NEW BRIGH'TON COUNCIL: i�IEETING SEPT, 14, 1971 MOTION by Councilman Kelshaw to receive the communication from New Brightoh.C�:ty Council dated September 3, 1971. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. After some discussion, none of the Council was able to attend the meeting New Brighton invited them to concerning the Viewcon proposal. The suggestion was made that perhaps some of the staff could make a report to them. Mr. Chucle t�an Eeckhout of Viewcon, was present and said he would lika to request that the award for Sewer and Water Project #103 be made. He said they hava �ompleted 80� or more of the road work, and a number of sales. He sa�.d they were on a tight schedule and the timing is very critical. The agreement prov�d�s that the road construction to Silver Lake Road be started at the same time the town houses and multiple units are started. They are now in the pxocess of negotiating with New Brighton, and it is taking a little longex than anticipated. Thera are some very concerned people�in New Brighton, He said they have gon� full' speed ahead so the utility contractor could get to his job quickly. THE VOTE upon the motion, being a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kixkham dec�al!o4� the motion carried unanimously, ' � �' i � ' � � !J �J � ,• ' ' ' � ' , , ' � SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 13, 1971 PAGE 15 Councilman Kelshaw asked if the agreement did not say that the roadway should be in. The City Engineer said there was a requirement of a bond for the roadway construction, and the road construction was to be startsd at the same time the tawn houses and multiple units. The multiple unit constructian traffic was to c�e from Silver Lake Road and the utility construction'traffic would come from the Fridley side. The question is now if they can meet that requirement. Mr. Van Eeckhout said they feel they can meet all the requirements as set out in the agreement. Councilman Harris said that the agreement was that the equipment was to come from Silver Lake Road and ths Council was assured that they would not be using residential roads. Mr. Van Eeckhout said that is their intention. He said they fe2t that the access from the west would probably be impassable because of the sewor and water cuts, even if they did try to maintain it. He said they hoped veiy much to stay on schedule. Councilman Harris asked if they would be willing to sign an agreement that they would move all the equipment in from Silver Lake Road. This was the basic objection of the people living in the area. Mr. Van Eeckhout said he did not know, he would hate to say nothing would ever be moved up Hillwind Road. New Brighton was quite upset by the language in the agreement. He said he was not reluctant to assure the Council that everything possible will be done for these people, but he would be reluctant to sign an agreement placing a hardship on the people of New Bri�hton. Today some lw�ber was hauled in for construction. He added that there may be perhaps 10 vehicles construction oriented coming up Hillw3nd Road. He pointed out that also, sometimes the drivers do get lost. Councilman Kelshaw asked if they would be willing to post a bond in case there is damage to the streets. The City Attorney said this was a possibility. Councilman Kelshaw said this is one concern, �lon8 with the no�sa and safety of the residents. The City En�ineer said that Fridley would like Viewcon to use Silver Lake Road for their censtruction equip�ent for the e�ultiple dwellings as agreed to and recorded in the Council Miautes....ldx. Van Eeckhout said they would live up to tha teras. The City En�inear said that the Cauncil realizes that some of the equipnent for the utility construction will have to co�e from the Fridley side. He added that perhaps if the bid is awarded, it may antagonize New Brighton more. Mr. Van Eeckhdut said that he thought it w�ould have the opposite effect, and would relieve them. Councilman Harris said that he would like to wait with the awarding of the bid until after the meeting with New Brighton. The awarding of the bid is scheduled to be bs�ck before the Council the 20th of September. Mr. Van Eeckhout said that a decision fzom New Brighton will not be forthcoming that quickly, they have discussed this with them and they fesl they want to take snotl�er four weeks. Mayor Kirkham asked that tha awarding of the bid for.Sewer and Water Improvement Project N103 be put on the agenda for next !londay night. Councilaan Harris said that the agreemant siat was signed included an area to be set aside for a"Welcome to Fridley" sign. He had a call from Naegele's and they said thay were told by Via�wcons' salas office there Mas no access to the sign location. Mr. Va� Eeckhout said that Nae�ele's want Yiewcon to build a road to the sign, and Viewcon does not feel they �hould do thia. They will not, go through the woods or off tha highwsy right of way. They do not seem anxious to put up the sign. He added that Viexcon wa�ted to buy the other � of the siga. The,;sign location is 600' - 800' fras the nearest road�+ay and the road would cost qu�.'te a bi�. They havo not �one to the HighxaY Dqpsrtm�nt to �sk �or persi�sion to go avar the fence by tho highway. Councilman Harris ssked that Yiercon continue Norking on this and he hoped they could �et it resolved. SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 13, 1971 RE UEST FOR BURNING PERMIT AND WAIVER OF FEES SCHOOL DISTRICT #14 , PAGE 16 , The City lyanager explained that School District �i14 has requested a permit to burn some weeds from under the bleachers at the football field prior to their opening game. The City Attorney asked if there was any trouble with the State Pollution Control Agency. The City Manager said they had made a request to that body and the permit was gr8ated. The Fire Prevention Bureau Chief has recommended that the permit fee of $50 be waived. MOTION by Councilma,n Hlrris to receive the communication from th• Bureau of Fire Pxevention dated September 13, 1971 and concur with the recoausendation and �rant the burning permit and waive the fee. Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw for discussion. Councilman Kelshaw asked if anyone could make a raquest�to the PCA for a pea�it. Tho City Attorney said yes, but that does not sean their requast xould be granted. THE VOTE upon the motion, being a voice vote, all votin� aye, Mayor Kirkham declaiyd the motion carried unanimously. ADJOURN�tENT • .� There being no further business, Mayor Kirkham declared the S�ecial Public Hearing Meeting of September 13, 1971 adjourned at 11:10 P.M. Res ectfully submitted, Juel M�ercer Secretary to the City Council � 0 Jack 0. Kirkham Mayor a ,, � , � � � � ' L� ' � ' , , �� ' ' � I� � II �_; ' THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Kirkham led the Council and the audience in saying the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. INVOCATION: Because of t�e absence of a member of the Ministerial Association, Mayor Kirkham asked Councilmzn Kelshaw to offer Lhe Invocation. Mayor Kirkham called the Regular Council Meeting of September 20, 1971 to order at 7:47 P.M. ' ROLL CALL: ' � ' MEMBERS PRESENT: Breider, Kelshaw, Kirkham, Liebl, Harris MEMBERS ABSENT: None PRESENTATIOAI OF YOUTH ACHIEV�IENT AWARDS: Mayor Kirkhaa► presented three Youth Achievement Awards to three boys who had attained the rank of Eagle Scout. Mayor Kirkham read the inscription and presented the awards to Jeff Brandt, Steve Tatro and Tom�Garten. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEE't`ING OF AUGUST 30, 1971: ' MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt the Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of August 30, 1971 as presented. Seconded by Conncilman Kelshaw. Upon a voices vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. , ADOPTION OF AGENDA: MaTION by Councilman Kelshaw to adopt the Agenda as presented. Seco�ded by , Councilmsa Liebl. Upoa a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkhas declared the motion carriad unanimously. , ' � ' ' , VIS_ ITORS� Mr. James Petron 5300 Fill�aore Straet N.E. Com laint on Nle�d Cuttin harges: �� Mr. Petron said that he is a future resident of the City of Fridley, he is ` building a house�on 53rd and Fillmare. He said during the month of July he received a form letter from the Weed Inspector to cut the weeds. The cost estimate that was included stating what the City would charge seemed reasonable, After checking to�see what he could get the work done for by a private firm, or renting machinery himself. After checking, his wife called the secretary in that office and told her to have the City go ahead and cut-the weeds. The job was done, and althaugh he was not entirely satisfied with the job tney did, he �et it go. On the 30th of August he received a bill from the City for cleaning up his property, wh�s�h is �he E� of Lot 11, Auditor'� Subdivision #94, and was REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 PAGE 2 Work Order No. 377. The biil included a break down of costs and totaled $43.29. In the cleanup preparation, there is 1� hrs. for labor, 1� hours £or a truck and 1� hrs. for the truck driver, for a total cfiarge of $24.63, However, the builder�s wife lives next door and she saw the truck arrive, the men stood around and talked for a while, then qne man walked over the lot, then got into the truck and drove away. 'the area mowed is roughly 80 feet north and south, and 60 feet east aad west, and did not .take longer than 10 minutes to cut. He said if he would have gotten a bill for � of that amount, he �rould have bean upset. If this is the way the City operates and the fees the City charges, then it should be self-supporting and there would be no need for taxes. He said he was aware of his civic obligation, but he refuses to pay this bill. He then showed the Council pictures of the lot after it was mowed and did not feel that it looked much better, and questioned if clover would be considered a noxious weed. He added that every other department he has dealt with at City Hall during the process of building a homo has baen most cooperative. Mayor Kirkham asked Mr. Petron if he had talked to anyone at City Hall. Mr. Petron said he had not. Mayor Kirkha� said this would have been the proper procedure, as the Council will turn his complaint over to the City Manager to check out the �ext day. He asked tha City Manager to call Mr. Petron after he found out the information. Mr. Chuck Van Eeckhout Viewcon: Bid Award for Se�►er $ Water Pro'ect #103: �`: 1'� L�!lckhput. said that due to a conflict in sch�duling meetings, he would have to leave the�Fridley Council Meeting to attend another, but would be back at 10;00 P,M. He asked that the Council defer consideration of the award for Sewer and Water Project �►103 until them. Councilaan Liebl, Resuscitation Equipment in Poli_e Depar�t. Councilsan Liebl askad if every squad csr is equip�ed with rasuscitating equipment .and if so is it tested regularly. He said he received some complaints thAt they do not have good equipment and that it is not working properly, and asked what could be done to rectify this. �e City Manager said that he also had a complaint recently. 1�ro years ago the ��ty made_the dacision to equip the squad cars xith a.rasuscitatin� device called an "Ambu Bag" whicli pumps air, not pure oxygen. This decisioa wss based on the advice of several practitioners. Every squad car is equipped with such a device and all the Police Officers axe skilled in the techniques of Firsx Aid. There are also two resuscitators in the Police Department which supply pure oxygen and to his knowledge they are in working order. He sa.id he would check with the Police Chief the next day. Councilman Liebl gave�-an outline of the hi„story of the proceedings to date ss they pertain to these streets:� There has been a lct of disc�ussion and the Council actio�,fxo� p,ast meetin�s can be found in the Septe�bex 20, 1971 ASenda. Jefferson Street is 30' wide and does not serve those properties fxontin� on Madison Street. All the driveways face Madison Street. The Council decision �nts t��t the people ap Madison Mrould not be assessed nor tircyld those on the , �tEGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 � �I ' � � ' the south side of 57th Avgnue (sometimes referred to as Lakeland Avenue), as they receive no benefit. He felt this Council should uphold the pravious Council decision, and asked the Acting Ci*..y Attorney if this was legally proper� The Acting City Attorney (James Gibbs) said that it was. Counci�- man Harris commented that he agreed with Councilman Liebl. PAG$ � MOTION by Councilman Harris to close the Public Hearing on Street Irapxovement Project St. 1970-1 - Jeffer�on Street and 57th Avenue (Lakeland Avenue). Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayox Kixkh�l declared the motion carried unanimously and the hearing closed at 8:10 P.M. RESOLUTION #118-1971 - RESOLUTION CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR SfREET IMPR I�NT PROJECT ST. 1970-1 - JEFFERSON STREET FROM 57TH AVENUE TO 58TH AVE AND 57TH AVENUE (LA�LAND� FROM WASHINGTON STItEET�TO JEFFER$ON�STREET: , MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt Resolution #118-1971. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voiee vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.. iPUBLIC I-�ARING ON 1972 BUDGET: MOTION by Councilman Harris to co�tinue the Public Hearing to the Meeting of ' October 4, 1971. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. �' ' ' � i ' ' OF SECOND AVENUE AND OSBORNE ROAD: AND DERATION OF SPECIAL USE C-2�DISTRICT (GENERAL B AVENIiE AND OS�ORNE ROQD : OF AN ORD #� 71 TO REZONING REQUEST ZOA #7 Councilman Harris said that he was surprissd to see this�back on the Agenda. Hi,$ understanding of the motion by Councilman Kelshaw at the last meeting wait th�t �hp petition to the Highway Department for a"Walk" signal must be successful belor4 consideration of the second reading. � „ ' The.City Engineer explained that this item is back on the Agenda at the raquest of the applicant�. �He pointed out ther� was a lettsr written to the Highway Department by Mr. Wy,man Smith, attorney. for the applicant, and also by him, on behalf of the City. In his canversatians with the Hig�way Department they �feel a study is required to see if there is a need and'if there is, they wquld put it in. Yt wauld cost roughly $4,000 to �5,000 and would not be a n�jp� �alteration to the facility already in place. Mr. Wyman Smith said that the next day after the last meeting he tried to carry ' out the suggestions made. He called the City Engineer to �et tha name of the District #�S Engineer, Norm Osterby, and sent a 10tt�r to him. Mr. John Yaungdale� has also talked to Mr. Elasky, District Traffic Bngineer and there did not seeo � to be any great problem. They did not seem to be opposed to the propossl. They ! do have certain standards as to what the traffic count and pedestrian count should be to warrant such a signal. He said he talked to Mr. Mike 0'Bannon, � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 PAGE 4 County Commissioner, and he offered any help �e could give at the County level. He said�America� Oii has also agreed to help finance this. They would like to start construction soon, before the frost sets in. He thought it may be back- wards to put in a"Walk" sign before there are �ny pedestrians. Councilman Harris said he would feel more assured if the Council had a co�nuni- cation from the Highway Department that they will put in the "Walk" sign when the facility is constructed. The motion last meeting passed four to one, with Councilman Breider voting nay. He said his concern was the same as Councilman Breider's, but he would be willing to vote for the rezoning if there was an agreement in writing from the Highway Department stating that they will pu� a.aa the signal. If the Ordinance was passed first, he was a�ot t�� sa�a� th� City could get what they wanted. Mr. �i�a sa�d I�� ould trY to get the Tetter the Council wants. Mr. Youngdale said he had talked to Mr. Elasky about installing a pedestrian signalized crossing. There appears to be nothing standing in the way of installin,g it when the City would requ�re it. As to the cost, the Minnesota Highway Department normally bears the cost if the pedestrian count measures up to their guidelines. There are things they take into consideration such as the pedes- trian c�nt per hour per day, and also whether the highways involved have medians. In this case T.H. �F47 does but Osborne Road does not. He did not see any great problem; if the pedestrian count warrants a signal, the Highway Department will put one in at their cost. Councilman Harris said he yrould still like to have 3,t in �tri,ti;z�g. In the past due to varicnis reasons, the CitY kas noti gotten �t �as promised varballY, He added there were other conditions listed also and Mr. Smith said the stipulations would be on the special use permit and they have agreed to them. Mr. Smith said that he must agree with Councilman Harris and that it probably would be best to get the promise in wr�ting, as he knew too, that they do seem to change theix minds. The .City Manager said he questioned the ans�rer th,e City might get, such as, will they gut the "Walk" sign in �rhen eonditions �►arrantf Would tha Council want to set a definite commitment, such as a date? Counciiman Harris said he would like it to be �on completion of the facility. Councilman Breider asked where the crosswalk would be installed. Ths City Engi�rtee� said it would be`to cross Osborne Road on the"east side of T.N, #47 and on the west side of the fronta�e road. There is 60' - 70' space between the highway and the frontage road. Mayor Kirkham co�mented that the frontage road was more i�n the nature of a reside�tial street. Council�an Breider did not feel the pedestrian crossing would do any good because the children s�th of Osborne Road wauld have to gb to the corner to push the button fbr tAe "1Valk" si�nal, go to the Highway and cross, then go back down the north sid� of Osborne Road to the Qui�C Shop.�' He did not think the children would do this. They would take the shortest route �nd that would be directly across Oshorne Road, Councilsan Kelshaw felt that this development was oriented to draw trade fxom north of that area. There are already apartment houses there and the area will become even more dense. �He did not think there would be that much foot traffic from south of Osborne Road. Councilman Breider said there wer� a lot of children walking on Osl�orne Road. A iot of them go to the Quik Shop on T'.H. #65 and he did not want the same problems on the west end df Osborne that the City has on the east end. � ' � , REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 PAGE S Councilman Harris said that the City does not have control over the development north of Osborne Road as that is Spring Lake Park. He said that if there is a "Walk" signal and parental instructions for the children to cross at the cross- walk, the City will have fulfilled their obligations in trying to provide safety. He �aid if the communication is receivtd from the Highway Department, he would be willing to move for the second reading of the ordinance at the next meeting. MOTION by Councilman Harris to table consideration of the rezoning ordinance and � special use permit for American Oil to the meeting of October 4, 1971. Seconded 'by Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkhaa declared tho motion carried unanimnusly. ' LJ � � � ' � ' ' CONSIDERATION OF FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE LICENSING AND MANNER OF CONDUCTING DANCES: Mayor Kirkham asked the audience if anyone wished to have the ordinance read, with no.response. Councilman Liebl asked if this ordinance wauld apply to both outside and insida dances. The City Manager said it would apply to any dance as long as it�meets the definition of a public dance. Cwncilman Harris asked if those of a civic nature were excluded and the City Manager said yes, �t the Council discretion. Councilman Liebl asked if t�ie Council had the perogative to waive the fee and th+e Acting City Attorney said yes. He said the ordinance was directed at full time dance halls and could be used in controlling any dance in the City of Fridley. The State Statute� were used to define public dances. Councilman Breider asked if the ordinance would cover street dances. The Acting'City Attorney said yes it would be $10 for �ne day unless the G�ouncil would want to waive the fee, but he thought they should still gat a license to assure City knowledge of the function and to make sure ths Police Department knew about it. Councilman Breidsr asked how this differs from the �usic festival ordinance that is to be considered lat�c i�t the meeting. The Actibg City A�tozney said that mainl�► the music festival ordinance is �esnt to control large groups of people and to ensure the health, safety and welfsra of the paople. A sus3c festival does not necessarily include dancing, although it may be incidental to it. Included in the music=fes,tiv�►l�ordinance is Lhe rmquiYesent of a bond in case sosething should go wrong. That ordinance has language taken fron the Suprewe Court ruling to regulats�a larga number of people. The City Manager said it was a mattar of smphasis. Danering is not mentioned in zhe aw5ic �estival ordinance. Councilnan Kelshaw said that the ordinance states that an officer must be gresent, � who pays? The Acting City Attorney said that the State Statutes say an officer must be present. Under normal procedures, the owner is required to hire an officer and he pays that man. The peace officer is to be approved by the Counc�l and a geace officer is inta�preted ss being an employee of the Gity of FXidley, � or another unit approved, or a Deput� Sheri�f. Mayor Kirkham said that it Moul� not hurt to add ths�t the expense of the officer is to be borne by the licensee. ' �J ' Councilman Breider asked if an officer is supposed to be present for a street dance. The Acting City Attorney said yes, the Stata Statutas say any public da�c�, and this would-includs a dance sponso�ed by a church group or soAe other Br�P • REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 � PAG� b ' Mr. Jim Gibson said the Lions Club have had c�ances over the last four or five years at the VFW Hall or the KC Hall, and did not have an officer present except at the last one. Thep have policed it themselves, quite successfully. It appears that if an organization such as theirs wanted to have a dinner and dance, they would have to come in and appJy for a permit and also would have to have a police officer present. Mayor Kirkham said the ordinarice would requ�xe that they apply, bu� the Council could waive the fee. The Council would st�.�l want to know about it. Councilman $re�.der asked if the Council could w��V� the requirement of a pol�ce�an in attendance and the Acting City Attorney said no, municipalities do not have that authority, Mayor Kirkham said it would not ,. aecessarily have to be from Fridley's force. He asked if the Sargeant at Ara�s �co�d be deputized, aad the Acting Citj► Attorney said not unless he was made a Deputy Sheriff. Gouncilman Liebl said there are a great nwaber of licenses that a small business- man has to get, and this Mould be just $100 more. They must_also hire a-police officer, and some of the smaller businesses are alrasdy struggling to make � living. He commented that the people of Fridley are responsible citizens and they did not need a police officer looking over them at street dances. The State Stat�tes already provide protection, so he n�st be in opposition to this proposed ordinance. This extra $100 would be just one more burden for a�business- aan. . MOTION by Councilman Lieb1 to table this ordinance.indefinitely. Seconded by Counc�ilaw�a Hars�i�. - ilpon -a voice vate, Liebl, Harris, Brai�er and Ka�shaw votiug aye, Mayor Ifirkham voting nay, Mayor Kirk}unt declared the motion carried. , ORDINANCE �488 - AN ORD�ANCE REUTING TO TNE SAi,� OP RFAL ESTATE OWNED BY THE_ C TY� (Shorewood Lou�S�) �lQTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Ordinance #488 on second reading, Mraive tha r�ading and arder publication. Saconded by Couaci Laan�Liebl. Upon a voics vote, all voting_ aye,,Mayor Kirkham declare� the motiaa� carried unanimously. APPROVAL OF MUTUAL AGREBMENT FOR SHOREWOpD LOUNGE 6161 T.H. 1i65: MOTION by:Council�aan Liebl to approve the mutual agreement for Sho�.exnod Lourigo� Seconded by Counoilman Kelshaw. Upon a,voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. APPROVAL OF CQNfRACT POfi p�$p FOit �IpREp� LO�p�G�, 6161 T H +�65• MOTIOIdI by Councilman Lieb� to approve the contract. for deed for Shorewood itottA�a� Seconded by Councilman K�lshaw. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor K;rkhs� ° declared the motion carrieci unania�usly. APPItpVAL OF LEASE FOR SHOREIKOOD LOUNGE 6161 T.H. #65: MOTION by Councilman Liebl to �pprove the lease for Shore�rood Lounge. Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all ayas, Mayor Ki�kham declared the motion carried unanimously. ' ' � ' ' , ' ' � � t C' ' ' ' Li � 1 � ' ' ' ' ' ' � ' ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 APPROVAL OF CONTRACT FOR DEED FOR 3710 EAST RIVER ROAD: PAGP 7 MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the contract for deed for 3710 East River Road. ' Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. APPROVAL OF LEASE FOR 3710 EAST RIVER ROAD: MOTION by Councilman Harr��.to approve the lease for 3710 East River Road. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. FIRST READ: FESTI ALS: OF AN ORDTNANCE PROVIDING FOR THE LICENSING AND REGULATION OF I►USIC MOTIOIV by Councilman Harris to approve the Ordinance on first reading and waive the reading, Seconded by Councilmaa Kelshaw. Upon a roll call vote, Liebl, Harris, Breider, Kelshaw and Kirkham vQting aye, Mayor Kirkham d�aclared the motion carried unanimously: , REC$IVING THE MINUTES OF THE P1.ANNING C(��lISSION MEE'fING OF SSPT�IBER 1: 1971: ,,,,, ...�...��._, �.._-�.,,�.--�r .. � , �.��-----�' 1. REZONING RE UESf ZOA �71-05 REAL ESfATE 10 INC. FRANCIS GIRDLER: � �art of Lot 3, Auditor's Su ivision �2S to be rezoaed rom R=3 general i�ultiple fan►ily dwellings) to CR-1 (geAeral office and limited business). The City Engineer said this is a request to rezone property in the northeast quadrant of T.H. �65 and I. 694. The Planning Co�nission recommended approval of a rezoning from R-3 to CR-1. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to set the public hearing date of October 12, 1971 ' for the rezoning request by Real Estate 10, Inc. Seconded by Councilnan Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ' 2. SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP �71-11,_DAVID 0. HARRIS: Construct a second garage on - Lot 12, Block 1, Holiday Hills Addition per City Code Section 45.051,2,A. . . ' The City Bngineer said this.request was Commission recommended approval subjact flood plain. . ' ' ' ' 1 to build a second garage. The Planning to the stipulation that it be above the MOTION by Councilman Liebl to concur with the Planning Commission and grant approyal for a second garage for David Harris. Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, Breider, Kelshaw, Kirkham and Liebl voting aye, Harris abstaining, Mayor Kirkham declarod tk$ motion carried. MOTIOId by Councilman Liebl to �eceive the Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting of September 1, 1971. Seconded by Counci Lnan Breider. Upon a voi,Co vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 K�c:EIVING THE MINUTES OF S PTF1�fBER 2, 1971: 1. C(WSIDERATION OF A F 8, AUDI OR'S SUBDIV] MINNESOTA. (REQUEST FRiDLEY, MINNESOTA): HE BUILDING STANDARDS - DESIGN C0; EST TO ERECT A METAL STORAGE BU' ION #39, THE SAME BEING 25 44TH � BY MINNESOTA LINSEED OIL C�OMPANY_ ' PAGE 8 EETING OF LOCATED ON LOT .E. FRIDLEY i AVENUE N.E., The City Engineer said, as the Council recalled, they have already seen the layout. The Building Board recoaanended approval of the request subject to the stipulations foa.ind in their minutes . MOTION by Councilman Liebl to concur with the Building Standards - Design Control and grant the permit subject to tk�eir stipul�tfons. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Councilman'Harris said there was a bond discussed and asked if that was part of their�motion and the eity Enginser said no.� Councilman Ziebl $aid the CQuncil has already given preliminary approval and aQded that this would be a temporary �ilding for five years. ' � ?� VOTB upon the motion, being a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. 2. CONSIDERATION OF A R�(�UBST TO ERECT A MEZ'AL S'i'pRpGE BUILDING LOCATED ON pA1 DADf' i G� Aonn ♦�n� w _. RE UEST BY CARTER-DAY.,COMPANY 500 73RD AVENUE N.E. ): .� .The City Eng�neer said the Board recon�aended approval subject to soma conditions and sbowed the p�ans at the Council table. They are to paint the new building to match the existing building and there is a letter from them stating they would put�up a screen fence. -MOTION by Councilman Breider to concur with the Board and grant the pernit, subjeet �o their conditiorts, ��econded by C�ncilmrari Kalshaw for discussion. Councilman Kelshaw said that in the Plannin� Conneission minutes, E1don.Schmedeke �ie�tion� using�^trees'for�-screenirig Yather than fencing. He asked if this Nould be feasible in�this case. The City Engineer said that this area already does have a g,reat deal �� vegetation and it was felt that a wire screen would give a more positive screen, r. . � ., 'I'i�: Vi7PE upon the motYon, being a voi�e vote, all ayes, Msyor Kirkhas declared t8t a�ot#on carried unaaii�ously, ' 3. The City Engineer said this request was for an addition to an existfng building. They will use brick in front and bloc'k on the sides. Their request �as approved subject to the blocks bein� painted to blend with the existing building. � ' ' REGULAR COUNCIL I�ETING OF SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 ' �� I1 ' ' ' �AGE 9 MOTION by Councilman Kelshaw to grant the peranit for ponlyn Manufacturing Corp. subject to the Board's stipulations. 3econded by Councilman Breider. Councilman Harris asked about the landscaping plan, and commented that one of the buildings is done fairly well. The City Engineer said they are going to landscapa and showed the landscaping plans at the Council table. There will be a blacktopped access onto 73rd Avenue. There will be a 100' lot left to the south that could be a problem to the City, as it is rather small and could require some variances to build upon. Councilman Harris said that he hoped that before the building is occupied, the landscaping would be completed. He did not want the same situatian the Council had with Brothen in Commerce Park. MOTION AMENDED by Councilman Harris that the landscaping is to be completed by June�l, 1972. The amendmetrt was seconded and upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkhazu declared the amendment carried unanimously. TI-� VOTE UPON THE MOTION, being a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ' 4. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO ' 6450 5, 18 .E. , M �� AIN �� The City Engineer said this request is for a metal building to be used for storage ' and s retaining wall for the Telephone Company just north and east of City Hall. The concrete retaining wall is to be on the wast side of their property. He then showed the plans at-the aowicil table. ' 1 ' ' � ' ' MO?�ON by Counci2man L'ie�l to concur w�th the Baard and Srsnt tbe raquest subjsct to their � lev�ling o�f .th� -�vood retainers -and wood poles of the ze�l.aier of - tbo existing wood retaining�wall, and fence with redwood sl�►ts on tbe concrete -�tall, aild that the buildiag be painted to uatch the oxisting buildin�. Seconded "by-Council�an Breider. Upon a voice vote, -a11-ayes, i�tayoi 1Q3rkl�as declared the �otioh carried unaninously. • ' MOTiO�t by.Ceuncilman Liebl�to receive the Mintnes�of the Building Standards - Design Control Meeting of 8epte�ber 2, 1971. Seconded by Cowscil�an 1Celshaw. Upon•a voice vote, �11 ayes, Mayor Kirkhan declared the motion carried unanimously. RECfiIVING THE MINUTES OF_THE PARKS AND RECREATION COI�NNISSION I�fiTING OF JULY Councilman Liebl pointed out to �the Council that Mrs. Merle Ottan, 5311 4th Street N.E. a�d Mr. Gary Novak, 53}5 4th Street N.E. were prasent � regard to the tot lot in Hamilton's Addition to Mechanicsxille. Thera was a motion by the Com- mission to incorporate the pu�chase of a tot lot into the 1972 bud�et. ��ty M�rager_said that later on the Agenda, there is a rasolutidn that withholds those_lots from Lax forfeit sale. MOTION by Councilman Liebl.to receive the mi�tes of the Parks and Recreation ' Comdission Meeting of July 26, 1971. Seconded by Councilman Harris %r discussion. ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 ' PAGE 10 Councilman Harris asked if the second applic�tion for North Park has gone in and the Finance Director said yes. THE VOTE upon the motion, being a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION COHMISSION 1►�ETING OF AUGUST 30, 1971: MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the minutes of the Parks ar�d Recreation Commission Meeting of August 30, 1971. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. Councilman Liebl asked if there has been a provision for $50 per football team in the past as th@re is for the two Crystal teams and Councilman Harris said it has been done in tha past. CONSIDERATION OF AWARDING THE BID FOR 100 FOOT AERIAL LqDDER TRUCK: (Bids Opened August 2, 1971 and the bids are listed in �the Minutes o August 2, 1971) Councilman Liebl said that he rvould agree with the City Managar's memorandum dated September 17, 1971 aiid asked the Fir@ Ch�ef if he was satisfied. The Fire Chief came forward to the Council table and explained that he had written to the company about some very minor changes that he would like made, but it should �ot.change the overall price of the ladder truck. The Pierr�e Thibault Company has agreed to pay a�l the duties and import taxes, and their bid priae is firm. MOTION by Councilman Breidex to award the bid for one 100 foot aerial ladder truck to the Pierre Thibault Co�pany in the amount of f66,000 (U.S. money) and rejecL all other-bids received, Seeonded by Councilaan Li�bl. Upon a voice voto, all ayes, Mayor Kirkhaa declarad the motion carriad unanimously. r rux w4c�IJISITIQN OF ST ORNER OF STTH PLACE AND 0-3: (T.H. #47 IAOPBAC RIGHT OF 2.Q0) IN MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the payment for acquisition of the property from Shorty's lot in the amount of $312.00. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham daclared the motion carried unani.mous ly . RECEIVING MINNESOTA HIGHWAY DEPARZMENT RESPONSE REGARDING TRAFFIC SI AT 73RD AVEN[1E �wn 'r _ u ��s • MOTION,by Councilman Harris to receive the communication from the Di�trict #'S Traffic Engineer dated September 14, 1971. Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkhara declared the motion carxied -unanimausly. APPROV MOTION by Co�cilman Breider to approve payment of $120 to F.E. Halverson for the removal of some fenee �nd a rose garden. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham de�lared the motion carried unanimously. ' u I__ I � ' ' � � LJ � ' , , � ' LI ' ' ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 ' ' PAGE 11 The City Engineer said it was pdnted out at the public hearing that for the work on the dam to proceed, there would have to be the cooperation of the residents to go onto their property. Now they are asking for reimbursement and these costs were not included in the price estimate. ' CONSIDERATION OF RE EST FOR STORM SEWER HOOKUP TO CITY LINES IN 61Sf AVENUE BY SCHOOL DISTRICT #14: LJ ' The City Engineer explained that School District #14 is developing the area west of the Junior High School and they want to hook onto the existing storm sewer. This area drains toward the Riedel property. He said there was not a serious problem to hooking onto the line, but the school was not included in the original system, so they should be advised that there may be some cost involved when the whole system is put in. ' MOTION by Councilman Harris to concur with the School District #14 request subject to receiving a letter of�concurrence from the school that when the storm sewer district is developed, they will be assessed. The motion was ' seconded and upon a voiee vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motio� carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #�119-1971 - ' OF THE COSTS THEREOF: ADDENDUM #1: pRELIMINpRY PLANS SPECIFICATIONS AND EST NITARY SEWER AND STORM SEWER PROJE�T #105 ' MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #119-1971. Seconded by Counciltnan Kelsha�r. Upon a voiee vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ' ' � ' RESOLUTION #120-1971 - RECEIVING THE PREL HEARING ON THE MATTER OF T1� CONSTRUCfION SANITARY SEWER AND STORM SEWER PROJECT #1 ANP CALLING A PUBL �ROVEMFNfS: WA R, MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution #120-1971. Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. , ��LUTION #121-1971 - REPAIR AND IMPROVEMENT DAY LABOR A ANTIALLY HI ING THE CITY TO PROCEED WITH TI� �S ESTIMATE: �� ' MOTION by Councilman Breider to adopt Resolution #121-1971. Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared tha motion carried unani�ously. ' RESOLUTION #122-1971 - AUTI�RIZING CHARGING THE COST OF WATER LINE REPAIR ON uTr nuv nRTVF. ibNE UNDER � ST. 1970-1 STREET IMPR VEMEN'I' E Tl� PUBLIC ' . ' ' . ILITY FUND: MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt Resolution #122-1971. Seconded by Couneil- man Breider. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPT�MBER 20, 1971 #123-1971 - AUTHORIZ THE COSTS OF SIDEWALK BETWEEN D: ' PAGE 12 ' MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt Resolution #123-1971. Seconded by Council, man Breider. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #124-1971 - CERTIFYING CERTAIN DELIN UENT WATER AND SEWER CHARGES TO TE� COUNTY AUDITOR FOR COLLECfION WITH THE 1972�TAXE : � , MOTION by Councilman Breider to adopt Resolution #124-1971. Seconded by Council- man KelshaW. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried'unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt Resolution #125-1971.` Seconded by Councilman Breider, Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. CLAIMS: . MO'I'ION by Councilman Kelshaw to approve payment of General Claims �26203 through �a6348 and Liquor Claims �5915 through �5977. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, a1I ayes; Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. LICENSES: ----- Vending Machine Approved By Norge Village � � �236 Mississippi�St. ' - Fridley, Minn. By: Lloyd Murphy Health Inspector Ma�onry . Dan Nfkolai . � . Route �5 Box 216A � Excelsior, Minn. By: Daniel Nikolai Building Inspector Multiple Dwellings Address Units Fee Approved By Tom Walsh 592� �Stii�son BlVd. - - - � Ftidl�y; Minn. ' S866 2iid 5t. N.E. 4 �10.00 Fire Prev: Bureau Marvin C. Erickson 2424 179th Ave. N.Nt. Coon Rapids, Minn.55433 5770 2� St. N.E. 11 11.00 Fire Prev. Bureau � � � ' ' � , I ' I ' I ' � ' ' ' ' � II ' 0 ' C ' ' I ' ' , ' , � ' , '• ' � , � ' ' PAGE 13 ItEGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 LICENSES CONTINUED: Multiple Dwellings Address Unit Fee Approved By James Bateman 5050 Ewing No. Minneapolis, Minn.55429 5428 5th St. N.E. 4 $10.00 Fire Prev. Bureau Peter Neururer 7125 Jersey Ave. No. 10.00�Fire Prev. Bureau Minneapolis, Minn.55428 390 57th Place 4 John J . Johnson 380 Pillsbury Bldg. 10.00 Fire Prev. Bureau Minneapolis, Minn. 321 79th Way 4 Edina Realty Inv. Inc. 6500 France Ave. So. 100 18 18.00 Fire Prev. Bureau Edina, Minn. 55435 1200 Hwy. Edina Realty Inv. Inc. 1230 Hwy. 100 18 18.00 Firo Prev. Bureau Edina Realty Inv. Inc. 1260 Hwy. 100 18 18.00 Fire Prev. �reau Edina Realty Inv. Inc. 1290 Hwy. 100 18 18.00 Fire Prev. Bureau Ronald Shelton � 8706 Grospoint Ave. S. 10.00 Fire Prev. Bureau Cottage Grove, Minn. 140 Mississippi P1. 4 Edstrom Realty 64 E. 2nd St. Winona, Minn. 55987 155-175 Satellite Ln. 33 33.00 Fire Prev. Bureau Edstrom Realty 195 Satellite Lane 20 20.00 Fire Prev. Bureau A.G. 8rueh R�3� i�� Bruch 212 Penisula Rd. Minneapolis, Minn. 55441 221 Satellite Lane 11 11.00 Fire Prev. Bureau Satellite Lane Assn. 2420 17th N.W. New Brighton, Minn. 201 Satellite Lane 11 11.00 Fire Pr�v. Bureau MOTION by Council�nan Harris to approve the licenses as sub�uittad. Sdcoaded by Councilman Liabl. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. � APPROVAL OF HOUSE TRAILER RENEWAL APPLICATION MRS. ALICE WELLS 1667 73RD AVE. N.E.: MOTION by Councilman Liebl to approve tha house trsiler rene�al applicstion by Mrs. Alice Wells. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all syes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 ESTIMATES: Park Construction Company 51 37th Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota ' FINAL Estimate #3 for Meadowland Park Storm Sewer Project No. P-10 Berglund-Johnson, Inc. Excelsior, Minnesota 55331 FINAL Estimate #10 for the construction of Water Improvement Project #gs, Schedule B, according to contract Dunkley Surfacing Company, Inc. 3756 Grand Street N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55421 •FINAL Estimate #3 for the construction of Sanitary Sewer and Storm Sewer Improvement Project #100 . Minn-Kota Excavating Company 3401 $5th Avenue North Minneapolis, Minnesota FIANL Estimate for Street Improvement Projects St. 1970-1 �i St. 1970-2 (MSA) . Final Estimate St. 1970-1 Final 8sti�aate St. 1970-2 Hardrives, Inc. � 10135 Central Avenue N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55435 PARTIAL Estimate �i4 for Street Improvement Project St. 1971-2 PARTIAL Estimate �4 for Street Improvement Project St. 1971-1 Suburban Engineering, Inc. 6875 High�ray #65 N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 PARTIAL Estimate for Plans and Specifications for Project #103 Weaver, Talle F, Herrick 316 East Main Street Anoka, Minnesota 55303 Septembor billing PAGE 14 $ 8,869.95 20,000.00 7,537.02 6, 549..01 594.78 26,677.04 8,635.04 11,370.31 2,967.00 �� ' ' ' � � J , � � ' C ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 PAGE 15 ' MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve payment of the estimates as presented. Seconded by.Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ' ' ' � ' COM�IUN I CAT IONS : A. GRACE HIGH SCHOOL: PARADE PERMIT MOTION by Councilman Kelshaw to receive the communication from Grace High School dated September 15, 1971 and grant their requast for a parsde for their Home- coming on September 24, 1971. Seconded by Council�an Liebl. Upon a voice vota, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. B. iNM. C. HOFFMANN: ANIMAL COIVTROL MEASURES: MOTION by Councilman Harris to receive the communication from William C. Hoffmann dated September 15, 1971 and July 26, 1970 and the accompanying memorandum from the City Manager dated September 178 1971. Seconded by Councilman Bre}der. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously. ' AWARDING CONTRACT FOR WATER SANITARY Bids Opened 11:30 A.M., August 27, 1 3D, 1971) ' i1 � ' �� ' ' ', ' ' AND STORM SEWER PRQTECT #103: te tes Councilman Harris suggested that the Council consider this item, although Mr. Van Eeckhaut is not yet prasent. He noted is was only shortly after 9:00 P.M. and the Council would have to wait for close to an hotxr for Mr. Van Eeckhout's return, and added that he was sure that Mr. Van Eeckhout would understand. He noted that the letter rec�ived from the Consulting Enginears, Suburban Engineering, recommends the awarding of th� bid. This is the last meeting the award may be made before the time iimit elapse�, and if the City were to go out for rebids, they raay come in higl�er. He said he was still concerned about the traffic routing since Viewcon has not received agreement from New Brighton for access from Silver Lake Road. There was some discussion on how much work was involved beyond the boundaries of the single family lots and Councilman Harris thought it would be about 15$ of the bid. The City Engineer said that if the Council considers withholding that portion of the work that goes beyond the single family lots temporarily, then he would suggest getting a letter from the contractor stating that when that portion of the project is put back in, that it will be for the same price as bid. MOTION by Councilman Harris to award the contract for Water, Sanitary Sewer F� Storm Sewer Improvement Project #�103 to Dunkley Surfacing Company in the amount of $284,281.10, deleting that portion of the vrork that goes beyond the bolxndaries of the single family lots, with the agreement of the contractor that when the situation is resolved with New Brighton, Fridley can add that portion of the woxk back into the project at the same price as bid. All the traffic is to be routed on Hillwind Road only until such tine as permission is received from New Brighton that Silver Lake Road can be used. The motion wa.s seconded and upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried w�animously. REGULAR COUNCiL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 PAGE 16 ADJOURNMENT: , MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adjourn the Meeting. Seconded by C�uncilavan Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkhara declared the Regulax Council Meeting of September 20, 1971 adjourned at 9:25 P.M. Re ectfully submitted, � "�.�'��-� Juel Mercer Secretary tp the City Council c � .lack 0. Kixkham Mayor ' . _ �� 1 . , �1 �I � I , I ' ' ' LJ ' � ' ' r.� ; iJ i� � THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL CANVASS OF VOTES MEETING SEPTEMBER 29, 1971 The Meeting of the Fridley City Council was called to order by Mayor Kirkham at 7:45 P.M., Wednesday, September 29, 1971. ROLL CALL: MEMBERS PRESENT: Kirkham, Harris, I;iebl , MEMBERS ABSENT: Breider, Kelshaw STATEMENT OF CANVASS, PRIMARY ELECTION, SEPTEMBER 28, 1971: MOTION by Councilman Harris, seconded by Councilman Liebl,to adopt the Statement of Canvass and Declaration of Results of the Primary Election held September 28, 1971 as reviewed by the Council, the election being for the seat of Councilman At Large and Mayor. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried. ADJOURNMENT: There being no further business, Mayor Kirkham declared the meeting adjourned at 7:47 P.M., September 29, 1971. R ectfully submitted, ,z%uy � Juel Mercer Secretary to the City Council � _�,/ r Jack 0. Kirkham Mayor � � � ' � STATEMENT OF CANVASS � PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 28, 1971 ' ` DECLARATION OF RESULTS THEREOF � ,In accordance with Section 4.08 of the Charter of the City of Fridley, the City Council declares the results of the 1971 Primary Election to be as fol-lows: A. The total number of ballots cast was: 3562 ' . Ward 1- Precinct 1 400* , Ward 1 - Precinct 2 Ward 1 - Precinct 3 Ward 2 - Precinct 1 - Ward 2- Precinct 2 �* .' Ward 2 - Precinct 3 � Ward 3 - Precinct 1 Ward 3- Precinct 2 310 ' Ward 3- Precinct 3 188 TOTAL 3562 • ' B. The votes for each candidate, and the number of defective and not voted is as follows: � CITY OF FRIDLEY - MAYOR ' W-1 P-1 W-1 P=2 W-1 P-3 W-2 P-1 W-2 P-2 W-2 P-3 W-3 P-1 W-3 P-2 W-3 P-3 TOTAL C1 i ff q� 120 139 124 �t 8� ___7_6— �(L __Bl__ �2-- —�-3— 75n Steven Robert B ziel 2 1 Ro ert C. K ly 26 28 F nk G. Liebl 165 178 W�liam J. Nee 76 171 W�ne F. Saunders 4 � S�led, D ctive or Not 2 2 2 _, i 23 30 20 189 230 136 204- 139 2 3 1 3 1 4 _I..8 ' '�-�•- 6 35 19 10 197 88 270 180 121 1557 100 102 96 56 34 978 3 3 3 2 5 26 V�d 7 4 4 3 3 3 �_ �_ ___1____ _3.6_ T L 400* . 522* *A sentee Votes ' 548* 495* 340* 263* 496* 310 1g8 3�.fi2_ ' P GE 2 ' STATEMENT OF CANVASS � PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 28, 1971 • CITY OF FRIDLEY - COUNCILMAN-AT-LARGE W-1 P-1 W-1 P-2 W-1 P-3 W-2 P-1 W-2 P-2 W-2 P-3 W-3 P-1 W-3 P-2 W-3 P-3 TOTAL --Dc�ald- H.- Blair 92 114 114 98 73 58 112 51 21 733 S �n Kowalski 52 11 26 24 13 14 28 30 15 213 J f rey M�art6 10 14 19 14 . 6 15 10 8 102 Y Dc�ald R. M#telstadt 123 171 200 83 75 75 105 61 18 911 C 1 A. P�lson 12 20 16 12 11 5 12 11 13 112 H n W. � T enfels 40 68 78 78 26 25 58 67 68 508 Everett F. U�r 65 124 94 173 120 77 155 76 42 926 SpoiTed, D ctive or�lot Voted � 10 4 6 8 8 3 11 4 3 � ' 57 T AL 400* 522* 548* ' 495* 340* 263* 496* 310 188 3562 *�entee Votes ' C. The follovring four people are hereby declared entitled to have their names placed on . the General Election Ballot for Mayor and Councilman-at-Large on November 2, 1971. , MAYOR - Frank G. Liebl and William J. Nee COUNCILMAN-AT-LARGE - Donald R. Mittelstadt and Everett F. Utter ' ' . � � 1 � ,:�.� , � _ __ , , STATEMENT OF CANVASS AGE 3 � ' � D. 7he following is a true copy of the ballot used: ' OFFlCtAL BALLOT , CITY OF FRIDLEY PRIMARY ELECTION September 28, 1971 � ,� ��/'?"^'�,,ti- C? __ ' City Clerk ' � , ' ' MAYOR Frank G. Liebl ' � Steven Robert Braziel ' Wiiliam J. Nee Vote for One _ Robert C. Keliy , � Cliff Ash Wayne F. Saunders � ' , � ' . . ��, � � � � � � PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 28, 197j � ' STATEMENT OF CANVASS �AGE 4 , E. The following is a true copy of the ballot used: ' ---- -- -- OFFICIAL BALLOT ' CITY OF FRIDLEY PRIMARY ELECTION ' September 28, 1971 � f � ��/'Tn,..�M,. � . ' City Clerk ' ' � \ _, ' J / , • ` COUNCI LMAN Carl A. Paulson AT LARGE Donald R. Mittelstadt ' Helen W. Treuenfels Vote for One Donald H. Blair � Jeffrey McCarty , Stan Kowalski Everett F. Utter � � , � u � � � � � � � PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 28, 1971 1 1 � PAGE 5 , � STATEMENT OF CANVASS 0 , F. The names of the judges of election are as follows: WARD 1 PRECINCT 1 Mrs. Marilyn Beck Mrs. Kathryn Follmuth Mrs. Geraldine Sherve Mrs. Carol Ahonen Mrs. Mary Schreiner Mrs. Leona Brubbakken Mrs. Dorothy Houck Mrs. Joyce McLellan Mrs. Collette Bourdeaux Mrs. Mary Parker Mrs. Gilbert Rivard Mrs. Bonnie Kuzyk Mrs. Isabel Hook J i Mrs. Virginia Locker Mrs. Olive McPherson Mrs. Ruth 011ila Mrs . Betty Brezny Mrs. Violet Burton WARD 1 PRECINCT 2 WARD 1 PRECINCT 3 WARD 2 PRECINCT 1 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 28, 1971 Mrs. Anita Hitzeman Mrs. Shirley Godeen Mrs. Jeanne.Schultz Mrs. Dorothe Marleau Mrs. Bette Forster Mrs. Sue Edinger Mrs. Carol Leuders Mrs, Pat Register Mrs. Mary Sullivan Mrs. Iris Reiser Mrs. Jenny Lahti Mrs. Clarence Mitchell Mrs. Connie Samuelson Mrs. Nina Maeser Mrs . Ri ta Pi erce Mrs. Grace Ludwig • � Mrs. Doris Reiners Mrs. Gerri Engdahl 0 Mrs. Beverly Kinsman Mrs. Edythe Collins Mrs. Bertha Johnson Mrs. Adeline Swanson Mrs. Judy Engelbretson Mrs. Dean Caldwell Mrs. Marlys Lisowski Mrs. Pat Dittes Mrs. Gloria lvers Mrs. Darlene Vallin Mrs. Alice Mol Mrs . Evelyn Horn Mrs. Marilyn Crowder Mrs. Velma Pinks Mrs. Gladys Syverson , Mrs. Ardell Buss Mrs. Sharon Reemstma _�� STATEMENT OF CANVASS WARD 2 PRECINCT 2 WARD 2 PRECINCT 3 WARD 3 PRECINCT 1 WARD 3 PRECINCT 2 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 28, 1971 Mrs. Rose Meyerhoff Mrs. Bonnie Rognrud Mrs . Jean Wagar Mrs. Betty Jeronimus Mrs. Marianne Robbinson Mrs. Gloria Heggestadt Mrs. Ray Sheridan Mrs. Albert Marsnik Mrs. Barbara Gohman Mrs. Rosella Amar Mrs. Dorothy Heule Mrs. Dolores Christenson Mrs . Jean Johnson - Mrs. Germaine Walsfeld • Mrs. Grace Szegda Mrs. Eleanor Olson . _, __ • . 't ' � � STATEMENT OF CANVASS PAGE 7 ; ' . i PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 28, 1971 � ' WARD 3 PRECINCT 3 ' Mrs. Jean Phelan Mrs. Betty Nelson Mrs. Jean Jackson Mrs. Charolette Fitzpatrick ' Mrs. William Wojciak Mrs. Jean Mills ' . ABSENTEE PRECINC� � Mrs. Margaret Kurak Mrs. Marcia Gunville hlrs . Margaret Po�vel l ' , 1 . ' 1 1 ' �,! ' OUNCILMAN 1 COUNCILMAN , � ' � ' 1 i ' . - ' n �•,. . , OR � JACK 0. IRKHAM � �� . MEMO TOs GERALD R. QAVIS, CITY MANAGER, AND CITY COUNCIL FROMs MARVIN C. BRUNSELL, FINANCE DIRECTOR SUBJECTt ASSESSMENT ROLL, ST. 1970-1 STREfT IMPROVEMENT PROJECT - SIDEWALK, OSBORME ROAD DAT£: S£PTEMB£R 29, 1911 The attached assessment rotl would place an assessment for the cost of the sidewalk on Osborne Road on a11 of the abutting property from Sth Street to Highwar No. 65. This is in conforinance with City Policy as established by Resotution No. 54-1971. '�.►--. ' 1� CI7Y OF FRIDLEY ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA NOTICE OF HEA�tING OF ASSESSMENT FOR ST. 1970-1 STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT "'` � .,'�'✓ ..- ' . -A�'. I �' " , ' , . . � . . ' . . , , i . . _ .. . - - � �, ' '( .J ' Notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Fridley wiil meet at the City Hall in said City on the�4th day of October, 1971, at 7:30 o'clock P.M., to hear and pass upon all.object�ons, it any, to the proposed assessments in respect to the following improvement, to-wit: �' 'ST. 1970-1 STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ' The proposed assessment roll for each of said improvements is now on file and open to public inspection by all persons interested, in the office of the Clerk of said City. _ . ' ' ' ' � ' � ' �. ' , ' At said hearing the Council will consider written or oral objections to the proposed assessments for each of said improvements. � The general nature of the improveme_nts and each of them is the construction of street improvements including grading, stabilized base, bituminous surfacing, concrete curb and gutter, storm sewer systems, water and sewer services, sjd�- w�lks, and other facilities located as follows: 2 '_ Jefferson Street: 57th Avenue to 58th Avenue 57th Avenue: ' Washington Street to Jefferson Street 61st Avenue: � Stinson Blvd. to McKinley Street McKinley Street; 61st Avenue to Cul-de-sac ' Highway #65-East Service Drive: 72nd Avenue to Railroad R.O.W. .Highway #65-West Service Drive: Railroad R.O.W. to 300' South 73� Avenue: Highway #65 to East approx. 150' Highway �65-East Service Road: 73� Avenue to tfie North 59th Avenue: West Moore Lake Drive to Monroe Str�� Marigold Terraces , West Moore Lake Drive to Monroe Stre�� 58th Avenue: ,� Jackson Street to Quincy Street � Hartman Circle: All Hickory Drive: � All Nickory Place: q» - Stinson Blvd.: 6ardena Avenue to South approx. 700' Hickory Circle: Nickory Drive to Cul-de-sac 5th Street: 54th Avenue to Interstate 69� Lakeside Road: = 75th Avenue to.Osborne Onondago: • Bacon Drive to Lakeside 69th Way: � � ' East River Road to Hickory Orivo � Stinson Blvd.: Rice Creek Road to 61st ' Sidewalk-4lalkway: Between Rainbow and Sunrise � Sidewal k-Osborr�. Baa�.C.._--- 5th Street to Highway #65 ,�-�_'�-__�i--�°'� � ' The area proposed to be assessed for said improvements and each of them 1; all that land benefited by said improvements or each of them and lying ►vithin �hQ general area of the above noted streats. ' � Said improvements will be assessed against the properties within the above noted areas in whole or in part proportionately to each of the lands therein contained according to the benefits received. ' " " Notice of Hearin of ; . . g Assessment for St. 1970-1 Street Improvement Project ,' . . , DATED THIS 19TH DAY OF JULY, 1971, BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY r� . OF FRIDLEY. , ' . YOR - JACK 0. KIRKHAM ATTEST: , ' ' . ' CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL � ' Publish: Fridley Sun on August 11 and 18, 1971 ' � � ' '� \. ' _ � ' - , � ' , ' ! . ' � � • ` ' ' ' ' ' I �3 � ' - -- - - • - ----- - - _ FirrAL Ass�ssrr�NT ROLL STR�:ET IMPROV�MFNT PROJEC'P N0. ST. 1970-1 � � SIDEWALK - OSBORNE ROAD - Sth STREET TO HIG�I[JAY �65 � . � ' LEGAL DESCRIPTION FOOTAGE SIDEiJALK COST ' LOT BLOCK � U13PLATTED SECTIOV 11 � � ' parcel SO • 445 2,834.65 parcel 600 870 S,S41.90 , ' � SECTION 12 • ' parcel 3150 . 61 388.57 parcel 3160 74 � 471.38 ' parcel 3190 130 828.10 MAPLE MANOR ADDITIOV � ' � � 1 216 1,375.92 � :� 1 Zg 159.25 ' �S 1 � 305 1,942.85 \ J ,`\ � ' 1�LODY 1�'�NOR 4th ADDITION � � ' � , * � 1 37 235•69 * 1 2 " ,�3 2%3.91 ' Outlot 1, Yarcel 4740 188 1,197.56 i i ' NAGEL'S WOODLANDS ;, � 3 1 108 . 687.96 ' • 4 0 - - _�._.. .,,� _ _. _.; : OSBORNE MANOR 2nd ADpITION ' ' * 6 1 "" 9p 573.30 - - . - --- ' � . � � - � ' _. SEiAFFER' S SUB. �1 • ' � 48 305.16 - � -- _ * 1 : •2 . . , � _ .__ -_ _ . - ' ' 2,640 feet �-- $ 16,816.80 .---. -- _ ,. . � ' �. , � ' ' COST: $16,815.02 ; 2,640 f�ot �$6.37 per foot * Residential Lots: 218 feet x$6.37 a$1,388.6i ' � � �� I =� � � � I� I� I� RESOLUTION N(� . lS 'y � Si % f • A RESO�LUTION RFAFFIRMING THE 5�°� SIDEWALK PROGRAM AND � ESTABLISHING TEIE POLICY AND ASSESSMENT FROCEDURES FOR SIDEWALK Il�ROVFMENTS � � � r � �' . �, �' � S WHEREAS, the purpose of planning for the sidewalk pxogram is to promotconcs�n public safety and general welfare of the total comsm3nity, with the primary to the safety of the pedestrian, the majority of which are children. WHEREAS, the City embarked on the sidewalk program in 1966 and now thexe A'�� ovez 6.3 miles of sidewalks existing in the City. WHEREAS, the side�walk pxogram covered thedacoamsnercial bus nessessandathexa��a is being generated due to schools, churches an streets have heavy vehiculax traffic. ' �REAS, the 5 qear sidewalk impzovement program was prepared and approved by the City Council in September of 1969, taking into consideration the dictates of Qedestxian safety and the requests of School District �14 for the installati.on o! sidewalks on certain street, and also to increase the efficiency of the ex�etl.�� S miles of sidewalks. � Wl�REAS, the City Council feels there should be an appropriate policy adoptad for the funding of the pxoposed sidewalk program. . Wt�,xFAS, the State Legislature adopted a bill in 1969 allawing the use of Minnesota Highway Department Municipal State Aid monies for sidewalks on State Aid StrE@t8• ' pp�►, Ti�REFORE, BE IT RESCILVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota as fvllows: 1. 14►e City reaffirm the adoption and continuation af the S year stdawalk program as shown on the attached map marked exhibit A. 2. The installation of sidewalks Will be Within the existing right of Way vherever it is practical. � . 3. The inetallation of sid�walks will be coordinated With the road construction whenever possible. �• I �W Bnnesot�a htat the�followingtasse smsnt policy betused fordassessingathe County, Mi cost for the sidewalk impxovements. ' � ' � ' � ' � / 1. xesidential Yropex'ties (One � T�ao FemilY Dwellings) � �-� �A, On County and State Hi�hways the total cost of the sidewalk� wi be assessed against the properties. g� pn Munici�al State Aid Streets no cost will be assessed against �hq � properties and the cost will be pickad up by the Municipal SCate Aid F�nd. C. Othex City Streets where it is dete��.nq�j by� the City to pxov�de aidewalks, the cost Will be charged to the State Aid Revolving �q�s or City General Fundc. Resolution � � �/- / 7 , � Yage 2 2. For all other properties except one and two family dwellings, 100 y� of the cost will be assessed against the properties. ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL OF' THE CrITY OF FRIDLEY THIS ��'°`� bip,y OF �� , 1971. ATTEST: CITY CLERK - Maxvin C. Brunsell 0 -�/ /�/ i� MAYOR = Jack 0. Kirkham C,6, 1 � OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIllLEY PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL 0 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that there•will be a Public Hearing of the City Council of the City of Fridley in the City•Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on October 4, 1971 in the Council Chamber at 7:30 P.M. for the purpose of: Consideration of a reZOning request, ZOA #71-06, by Donald W. Reese to rezone Lot 16, Block 1, Auditor's Subdivision No. 10 from R-1 (Single Family Dwelling) to R-2 (Double Bungalow), lying in the Northeast Quarter of Section 13, T-30, � R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Generally located on the Southeast corner of Central Avenue and 69th Avenue. Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter may be heard at this time. . � PUBLISH: September 15, 1971 September 22, 1971 � JACK 0. KIRKHAM MAYOR �� .' �� i,'� � : ;!;� r�� 2 � ,1 � � HAhlNE L ZOA �E71-06: DONALD W. REESE -� S � L. 16, B1. 1, Rev. 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(,� r � � I . �� .� � - - ' , ' � 1 Ylanning Commission MeetinA - AuAuat 18, 1911 PB�� 1 � Mr. Zeglen stated he had driven by the Laarning Center in Robbinsdale and he thought 1t was a nice looking building. Mr. Leidich said the building in Fridley would be archltecturally the ' same except it would be larger. The lots in Fridley are oa the same level as Target. 1 , , ' ' ' 1 Darrel Clark added that the adjoining residents were not objecting to the use, but had questions about the treapa�sera on the vacant lots between their houses and the proposed builcLi.ng. He continued the utilities will come down from the North, and the petitioner ie prepared to petition Council for them. Mr. Minish felt the day nursery and learning center was a reasonable use of the property. The question before the Planning Com�ission waa whether or not a day nursery would be pexmissible under R-1 zonin�, and that has been anewered by the City Attorney. The other concern was fencing Lots 1, 2 and 3, but rather wait to see if, in spite of the proposed building, the trespassers continued to use Lot 3 to get to Target, the stipulation of fenciag Lot 3 could be sade a condition of the Special Us� Yermit.. Mr. Clark said thet Mr. HerYin- ger, owner of the property, would have to be coatacted, and hopefully, would agree. MOTION by Ninish, seconded by 3eglen, that the Planning Commissior� recoa�- mend a�proval.of the �eq�est for a Special Use Permit, SP M71-09, by Soc�al D�nam.ics, Ine. to construct and operate a day nursery and learning cente� on Lots 1 and ?, Block 1, Oak Bill Addition under Section 45.052, 3, F, of the City Code with tlie co�dition th8t the petitianer fo2lav through on the petitian for utilities, and that the fence be extended across the r�r of Lot 3 to pre- vent people cutting across to go to Target. Uport a voice vote, all voting aye, the motian curied unanimously. ' 2. ' , 1 ' l\ 1 • ' ' . PUBLIC HEARING: AEZO�IING REQUEST, FRANCIS GIRDLEH: Part of Lot 5, A r�sonQd from R-3 (general multiple offica and limited business). ZOA �71-OS RBAL BSTATE 10 INC., ditor s Subdivision No. 25. to be family dvelling) to CR-1 (general Acting Chairaan Fitspatrick read the Public Hearing Notice. Inasmuch as Mr. Shesidan, the aaner. vaa the anly oae present, and the applicant, Mr. Girdler, would be late, Chairun Fitspatrick stated that he Would entertain a�otion to continue the request until later in the evenin�. Jip'!'ZON by Niniah, a�c�onded by Zeqlen, that the rezoning requsst, Z0�1 �71-05, by R�al astate I0, Inc, be tabled until th� applicant appeara. Upan a voice vote, a11 votirg aye, the abtia�n curisd unanimonsly. 3. PUBLIC HEARING: BEZ0�IING REQUEST, ZO� %71-06, D01�1ALD H. REBSE: Lot 16, Block 1, Reviaed Auditor s Subdiviaiou lio. 10, to rezone fro� H-1 to S-2 (double bungalo�). The Public Hearing �lotice was read by Chair�an Fitzpatrick. l�r. and Mrs. Donald W. �eese were preseut. Mr. Reeee e�Liaed the� �ere pwrchuia= th�a property if the resoning E ' , Ylanning Commission Meeting - AuAust 18, 1971 PB�� went through as they plan to build a double bungalow on the North half of the ' lot and then later split the lot and conetruct another double bungalow on the South half. Phillip J. 0'Loughlin, 5387 Altura Road: Mr. 0'Loughlin said he was ' speaking for his father. He said they owned the lot directly to the South o! Lot 16. He asked Mr. Reese where the buildings would be placed. C ' ' II � ' , Mr. Reese said the house on the North half would be facing County Road H� and the bungalow on the South half would face Central Avenue. He said they had not requested a lot aplit at this time. He said there would be no changes in the elevation of the North half. Mr. 0'Loughlin said they would object to splitting of the lots and the building of two double bungalows. He asked Z�ir. Reese what type of double bungalow he planned to build. Mr. Reese said there would be a three car garage for esch unit, but they had not ordered plaas until the zoning waa decided. Mr. Clark said that if the requeat were granted, Mr. Reese would have to have an easement to be aerved by water from 69th Avenue. Chairman Fitzpatsick asked for area requiremeata. Mr. Clark answered that the lot is large enough to aplit. It ia more than 20,000 square feet making 10,000 aquare feet for each double bungalow. The area is sufficient to meet the requirements. Mr. 0'Loughlin said that he would like to eee plana of the propoaed buildings. ' Chairman Fitzpatrick explained that the application ie s rezoning request. If the rezoaing were approved� they would then be building within khe permitted uses. The request will come up again before the Council. ' C 1 1 ' ' Mr. Reese said that it is a large lot and they did not feel they could afford the taxes for the whole lot, and that vae why they would build oa half until they could see their way clear to build another bungalow. Mrs. Reese also addcd that they are buyiag the lot, and plan to build a double bungalaw on the North end of the lot and they would be soving in and reating out the other part. They hoped some day, with the taxes on the �+hole lot being high, to split the lot and build a eecond bungalow, as they did not anticipate being able to psy taxes on the large lot indefinitely. If they didn't split the lot, it would put them in the position where they would have to lawer the qua�ity of the coastruction. To help the� out With the financing of the double bungalo�, they might have to sell the second lot. Thep did not plan to chaage anything on the lot, such as trees and elevation. The lot adjoining on the East le on the same level. ilr. 0'Loughlin's lot is on the South, and South of that is Rice Creek. ' PIOTION by Zeglen, seconded by Minish, that the Planning Comm,iss�on closa the public hesring oi the rezoning requeat, ZOA M71-06, by Dona1'd W. Reese to rezone from R-1 to R-? (double bungalow) Lot 16, Block 1, Revised auditor's ' Subdivision i�10. ilpon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, th�: motion carried unanimously. I� �Q -. ' ' ' ' ' ' � � � ' II ' , C ' ' ' ' ' Planning Commis:.ion MeetinA - Au�ust 18, 1971 Page Mr. Minish said there are single family homes adjoining Lot 16, a park co �he South, single family across Central Avenue with the exception of Medtronics aad Oaan's to the North, neither of which would be detrimental to aingle family homes, and the intention to seek a lot aplit later on, is not desirable. �ie would like an explanation why rezoning was more desirable than a specia� u�e permit. �IOTION by Minish, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Co�n.i�sion sscom•- mend to Council denia.� of the r�zoning requeat, 20A N71-06, by Dbneld N. Re.a• of Lot Z6, Block 1, Revised Auditor's Subdiviaion No. 10, to resono from R-1 (sinqle family dwellinqs) to R-Z (double bungalows) because of ths r�umber of singl� family dwellings in the area, the property is close to a park, and the lot could be develop�d under R-1. Chairman Fitzpatrick said the 1�TION waa open for further discusaion. Mrs. Reeae eaid that a�en they applied for R-2 zoniag, they talked to the people vho aansd ths nei�hboring lots. They told the ownero of their iatentioas and felt these people would be at the meetiag if they oppoaed the request. Oa the North is Medtronics atid Onan's. The 0'Loughlin lot is between their property and the park. They did not believe their plans would detract from the neighborhood. In the listing of the lot in the local paper, it was stated that the 1$nd could be zoned R-2. Chairman Fitzpatrick aalced how many •iagle family residences were in the close area. Hs waa told niae. Then he aake,� ho� �any were notified. Three of them were within 300 faet and vere notiiied. Mr. Ze�len aoked about the lots to the Faat, Lots 17, 18, 19 and 20. l�tr. Clark •aid thsa• houss� on 69th are older ho�as and are set back about 60 fe�t and � littla aose centsally located on the lol�. The awners have aot expreseed aay idea of •plitting, and th�r� are no essemeata on the South end of the lote. They could be landlocked lota. NOTION: Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanim�usly� �QPENBD ITBM 2: ZOA %71-05, RE20NIN� It8QiJ88T. ItLL SSTATS 10. INC. FRANCIS •GIRDLEx. . �._.__ ldOTiON by Ninish, secanded by Zeylen, that the Planning Coa�n3asion reopen th� public hsarin9 of SOJI �72-05, by R�a1 Sstits 10, Inc. to resose from R-3 to CR-1 part of Lot 5, Auditor's Subd�vtsion No. ?5. Upan a voice v�te, aIl votinq aye, the nwtion carrisd ananinausly. Because of a coaflict of intereat, Mr. Miniah excused hi�self fros participating in the proceedings. Mr. Girdlsr explainad hi• firm wae buying the propertq of Mr. Sheridan for tt►eir home office oa a pi�ce of property �tisich thsy fesl Mill enhance the value of the surroundin� psopertisa. They plan to occupy the firet floor, oifices ia the baeemant aad oecond floor for rental. 3ecause theirs ia real estate bwinesa, ther• �ill b� very little traffic u far as tht public is coq- ceraed other than closing tra�aactiona Nith buyer� and sellere and the •alea�su� �� ' ' ' ' ' �: � , ,�� 1 ,, �� L -� ORDINANCE N0. AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING CHAPTER 22 OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE PROVIDING FOR THE LICENSING AND REGULATION OF MUSIC FESTIVALS THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. MUSIC FESTIVALS DEFINED. For the purpose of this Ordinance Music Festivals shall mean and include any gathering of individuals for the purpose of participating in or attending a musical carnival, "rock" festival or like musical activity at which vocal or instrumental or both vocal and instrumental music is provided by pro- fessional or amateur performers, or by pre-recorded means, and to which gatherings members of the public are invited or admitted with or without the payment of admission charges in any form. . i � SECTION 2. PROHIBITION. It shall be unlawful for any person, group of persons or entity to operate, conduct, maintain, advertise, sell or fumish tickets or other types of written authority to admission to a music festival in the City of Fridley unless a license to operate or conduct such festival shall have been issued in the manner hereinafter described in this Ordinance. 0 12 I �I �II CI' ' ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I _l ' u ' i ORDINANCE PAGE 2 SECTION 3. APPLICATION FOR A LICENSE AND FEE. a. Application for a license to conduct a muaic festival shall be made in writing to the Records, Licensing and Elections Division, Finance Department, City of Fridley, at lease sixty (60) days prior to the time indicated for the commencement of the music festival. The applicat�on shall be accompanied by a non-refundable application fee in the amount of Fifty Dollars ($50), which filing fee shall be paid to the Finance Department, City of Fridley, and which said application shall contain the following information; (1) The name (including alias), age, residence, mailing address, and telephone numbers of each person making the application. If the application is filed by a partnership, the name, (including alias), age, residence and mailing address and telephone numbers of each partner shall be included. If the applicant is a corporation or a common law or Massachusetts Trust, the application shall be signed by the President and Secretary thereof, or in the case of a cocamon law or Massachusetts Truat, then by the Trustees thereof and in each instance shall contain their reaidences, mailing addreases and telephone numbers, the telephone numbers, the mailing addresses and the street addresses of the principal place of business of the corporation or trust and in the case of a corporation shall also include a 13 ' I ' '� , � ' , ' i� � ' ' � ' � � ' �. ' , '' ORDINANCE PAGE 3 certified copy of articles of incorporation and the by-laws of the corporation, and in the case of a common law or Massachusetts Trust shall include a certified copy of the trust indenture. (2) The location and legal description of the premises where the music festival is proposed to be conducted, including all lands to be used for automobile parking and other incidental uaes. The applicant shall submit proof of ownership of said premises and the written consent of all owners thereof for the proposed use. (3) The date or dates and the hours during which the festival is to be conducted. (4) An estimate of the numbers of persons, partici- pants and spectators expected to attend the proposed music festival on each day it is conducted, together with detailed information supporting such estimate. (5) A detailed statement of the applicant's program and plans to provide emergency communications, security protection, water supply, food supply, sanitary facilities, medical facilities and services, vehicle parking space, vehicle uses and on-site traffic control, sound and lighting equipment, fire protection, garbage, trash and Litter clean-up service, and if it is proposed or expected that spectators or garticipants will remain at night or overnight, the arrangementa 1� ' ' ' ORDINANCE PAGE 4 ' ' � • ' ' ' � ' II ' ' ', ' � ' ' for illuminating the premises and for camping and similar facilities. There shall be included a map showing the location of all such facilities and equipment on the premises including the location of all loud speakers and the location of all toilets, medical facilities, lighting, emergency communications, drinking facilities and solid waste receptacles. (6) A detailed explanation of the applicant's plan for policing the activity with particular emphasis on the control and prevention of alcoholic and drug consumption. b. The application shall include an agreement filed by the appli- . cants and by the owners of the subject premises that they will reimburse all owners and occupants of property adjoining the subject pretniseg for any and all loss, injury or damages to such owners or occupants or to their property caused by the applicanta, by the owner of the subject premises, or by any person attending or participating in the music festival, which damage shall not have occurred had the music festival not been held. Accompanying and securing said agreement shall be a surety company bond in favor of the City of Fridley and all persons to whan the applicant and/or owners of the subject premises may be liable because of the above required agreement. Said bond shall be prepared by a corporate boading company suthorized to do business within the State of Minnesota and shall be in the amount of not less than Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000). � 1,5 ' I ' � � ' 1 , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' ORDINANCE PAGE 5 c. The application shall include an agreement filed by the applicants to defend, indecnnify, save and hold the City of Fridley harmless from and on account of any and all claims against the City of Fridley for injury or damage of any kind or nature to persons or property in, upon or about the subject premises or arising from or in connection with said musicr festival from any cause whatsoever. The applicants shall covenant and agree to keep and maintain in full force and effect for a period of oae year from and after the date upon which they shall have been issued a License to conduct _a �daezoT festival, a policy of public Liability and property damage insurance in standard form in insurance companies satisfactory to the City of Fridley and shall furnish the policy therefor to said City of Fridl.ey. Such public liability insurance shall insure the City of Fridley for limits of not less than $250,000 for injury to any one person and $500,000 for injury to more than one person, and in the amount of $50,000 for property damage. Said policy shall be delivered to the City of Fridley at Least ten (LO) days before the issuance of a license and such policy shall bear an endorsement of or shall be accompanied by evidence of receipt of payment of the premium thereon. d. The application shall include an agreement signed by the applicanta providing that within seventy-two (72) hours after the conclusion of the •,on��or festival the applicants will clean up 16 , � � ' ' ' ORDINANCE PAGE 6 the premises, including contiguous public roads, ways and ease- ments, and remove all debris, garbage, trash, litter and other waste matter from, in and around said premises; together with all advertising matter relating to said festival. ' SECTION 4. FINGERPRINTS AND PHOTOGRAPHS. An application shall not be considered completed until each applicant has been finger- I ' ' ' I ' ' printed and photographed by the City of Fridley Police Department. SECTION 5. PROCESSING APPLICATION: REFERRAL FOR INVESTIGATION. Upon receipt of the fully completed application the Finance Director of the City of Fridley shall give copies of the application to the City Manager and Chief'of Poiice. The City Manager and the Chief of Police shall each determine whether with regard to their specific areas of responsibility the proposed _aauaic festival can be held without violation of any of the provisions of this Ordinance. Within forty-five (45) days after the filing of a comple ted applicatfon, the City Manager and the Chief of Police shal� complete their investigations and shall ' ,� notify the Finance Director of their approval or disapproval of the issuance of a license. If all such Officers approve the iasuance of a � ' ' ' 1`7 licenae, the Finance Director shsll, after cvllecting a licenae fee of One Hundrad i Fifty Dollars ($ZSO) for each day the a�a400r festival is to be operated, issue said license. If any of said Officers disapproves the issuance of a license, no license ahall be issued, and the reasons for such disapproval shall be stated in writing with such notice of disapproval, a copy of whiCh shall be delivered to the applicant. ' I ' ' ' � , ' ' � C , LJ ' ' , ' ' ' ' ORDINANCE PAGE 7 SECTION 6. REVOCATION OF LI(�NSE. The City Manager and/or the City Council shall have the right to revoke any license issued pursuant to this Ordinance after a public hearing held after written notice is given to the licensee at least twenty-four (24) hours prior to such hearing, for any of the following causes: � a. The licensee fails, neglects or refuses to fulfill any of the conditions imposed upon the granting of a license. b. The licensee fails, refuses or neglects to fulfill any of the provisions of the proposed program or plans. c. The licensee permits the muaiar festival to be conducted in a disorderly manner or allows any person to remain on the premises while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or any narcotics or dangerous drug. ' d. The licensee violates, or attempts to violate, any law of the State and/or the provisi�ns of this Ordinance or any other Ordinance of the City of Fridley. e. That the licensee has precisely made a false, misleading or fraudulent statement,of material fact in the application for a license or in any other document required pursuant to this Ordinance. Written notice of such revocation shall be forwarded by the City Clerk to the Chief of Police, the Finance Director and to the licensee at the address given in the application. Such revocation shall becomq effective immediately after ordered by the City Manager. �i ' __ ' ' , ' ' I� ORDINANCE PAGE 8 SECTION 7. SUSPENSION OF OPERATION. The Chief of Police may suspend operation attd close any music_festival prior to the expiration of the license granted under the provisions of this Ordinance in the event of the occurrence of a riot, major disorder, or serious breach of the peace when, in his opinion, it becomes necessary to prevent injury to person or persons and/or damage to property. , SECTION 8. NUI�ER OF PARTICIPANTS. If the City Manager shall as a condition of issuance of the license, impose a limit on the ' number of persons to be admitted to the �►usic: festival and/or requiring 1 C that only holders vf tickets shall be admitted to the premises on which the festival is to be held, it shall be unlawful for the licensee, or any agent or employee of the licensee: a. To allow, permit, or suffer the entrance to the ' premises in which the m�uc��- festival is held, of any person � � ' 1 ' 1 ' who does not possess a ticket, except a peace officer or other public officer in the performance of his duties; b. to sell, give, or distribute a greater number of tickets than the number authorized by the City Manager; c. to allow, permit or suffer the admission of any person to a music festival if such admission shall result in a greater number of persons present than authorized by the City Manager SECTION 9. EXEMPTION FROiM MAKING APPLICATION FOR A LICENSE AND PAYING TH� APPLICATION FEE. a. Any person, group of peraons, or entity seeking to hold, conduct, or operate �� festival, as that term is defined in �� ' I ' ' I ' ' ' r ' , Ilu 1 ' ' ' , ' ' , ' , ORDINANCE PAGE 9 Section l, on real property owned, leased, rented or possessed by any public entity, may be exempted from making application for a license, paying the application fee, providing the indemnity bond and the policy of public liability and property damage insurance required by Section 3, provided each of the following conditions is satisfied: (1) The person, group of persons, or entity seeking to hold, conduct, or operate �a musso��= festival makes application in writing to the City Manager, City of Fridley, for a permit, on a form to be provided by him, at least five (5) days prior to the time indicated for the commence- ment of the festival. (2) The applicant obtains and delivers to the City Manager, at the time of making the application, a written sponsorship of or written permit for the festival signed by the public entity on whose reaY property the festival is proposed to be held, conducted, or operated. (3) The application shall set forth the day or days, the time which ahall not exceed four (4) hours duration on any one day between the hours of 10:00 o'clock a.m. and 10:00 o'clock p.m., and the place of the proposed festival, and the name, residence address and telephone number of the applicant and each member of the performing musical group(s) incl�ding their leader(s). ' `� � ' I ' I ' ' ' � ' CJ � u , ' ' , ' , ' , � ' �� ORDINANCE PAGE 10 (4) The applicant confirms in the application, or in a separate writing attached thereto, that: (a) each member of the musical group(s), including their leader(s), will receive no monetary compensation for performing in the festival and, (b) no charge whatsoever will be sought or collected for admission to or attendance at the proposed festival. (S) The applicant agrees in the application, or in a separate writing attached thereto, that he will assume full responsibility for restoring the immediate location of the festival, including the area occupied by the audience, to a clean and sanitary condition, and will remove and properly dispose of all debris, garbage, litter and other waste matter from, in and around said location, together with all advertising matter relating to the festival, within four (4) hours immediately following the conclusion of the festival. b. The City Manager shall examine the application and all supporting documents, including the written sponsorship or permit of the public entity, and if he finds them to be in compliance with the required conditions set forth herein, he shall issue a permit in writing to the applicant authorizing the �d�a festival to be held, conducted, or operated on the date(s), and at the time(s) and place(s) indicated therein, and he shall forthwith transmit a copy of the permit to the affected public entity. The City Manager shall have the final deci- sion making authority in connection with the issuance or denial of permi,ts hereunder. ' I ' I , � ' C ' . ' ' , I� �_� ' ' �I ' �I , ' ' � ORDINANCE PAGE 11 c. No permit granted under the provisions of this Section 9 shall be transferable or removable to another location. The City Manager shall have the right to revoke any permit issued under the provisions of this Section 9 after a hearing held upon at least eight(8) hours written notice given to the permittee for any of the causes set forth in Section 6(Revocation of Licease) of this Ordinance. The Chief of Police may suspend operation and close any .musi�� festival prior to the expiration of the permit granted under the provision of this Section 9 in the event of the occurrence or imminent threat of a riot, major disorder, or serious breach of the peac! when, in his opinion, it becomes necessary to prevent injury to person or persons and/or damage to property. SECTION L0. VIOLATION OF ORDINANCE - PENALTIE3.. Any violation of this Ordinance is subject to all penalties provided for such violations under the provisions of Chapter 105, as amended, of the Fridley City Code. SECTION 11. CONSTITUTIONALITY. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of this Ordinance is for any reason held unconsti- tutional or invaliid such decision shall not affect the remaining portions of �his Ordinance, and the Council dces hereby declare that it would have passed this Ordinance in every section, sub-section, sentence, clause or phrase thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more other sections, sentences, clauses or phrases be declared unconstitutional or invalid. �� E� ORDINANCE PAGE 12 ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS __ DAY OF , 1971 MAYOR - JACK 0. KIRKHAM ATTEST: CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL First Reading: September 20, 1971 Second Reading• Publish: ' , ' , CJ ^-, I� i � , � �. : � � , � ORDINANCE N0. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TH.E CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA BY MAKING A CHANGE IN ZONING DISTRICTS' The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows: SECTION 1. Appendix D of the Ci"ty Code of Fridley is amended a� hereinafter indicated. SECTION 2. The tract or area within the County of Anoka and the City of Fridley and described as: ' All that part of the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 11, T-30, R-24, that lies East of the centerline of University ' Avenue and North of the centerline of Osborne Road, as said roads are now laid out and constructed (1960), ' Is hereby designated to be in the Zoned District C-2 (general business areas). ' SECTION 3. That the Zoning Administrator is directed to changa the official zoning map to shaw said tract ar area to be rezoned from Zoned District R-3 (general ' multiple family dwellinga) to C-2 (general businesa areas). u , �� C _l � �� PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TIiE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1971. ATTEST: CITY CLERR - Marvin C. Brunsell Public Hearing: August 9, 1971 First Reading:�; ,�t y '1971 Second Reading: Publish....... MAYOR - Jack 0. 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MF1�iBERS PRESENT: Minish, Drigans, Sondheimer, Wall I�iBERS ABSENT : Har ju OTHERS PRESENT: Clarence Beiisle-Building Inspector Mr. Sondheimer noted a typographical error in line 8 of paragraph 1 in the August 10, 1971 minutes; professing be changed to proteating. MpTIQN by Drigans to approve the minutes of the August 10, 1971 meeting as amended. Seconded by Wall. IIpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Chairman Minish stated the action talten by the Council on the Aug�tst 10, 1971 Board items. � 1. �1 B�lQtTBST � V1�8IANCES (iF • S$CTiUN 45 053 4A. TO REDUCE THE FRONT YARD SETBACK I��UIIt�'� �!i 35 i�'� �U 25 FE�T AND Si7CTi0i�T 45.053, 4C, TO REDUCE THE REAR YARD SETBACK REQUIREMENT FR�'I 25 FEET TO 11 FEET TO ALLOW THE APPLICANT TO APPLY �nn A 7!�m enr �rm mn C'D7 TT � 1 nmc TNT(1 7SJtl RiT'FT.I1dRT.Ti: CTRI�.�', _'1'FjF. I.(iS B$INr 9_ �O ANIi i I ' ' ' �Y 1�. A. R. ELASKY,_55I7- Mr. A. R. Elasky was present to present the request. A sketch sfi�ing the location of boti� d�welli�gs and detached garages on the lots was shawn to the Bc�ard. Mr. Belisle shawed the Board the aerial photo of the area and pointed out the lots are on the corner of Washington Street and a paved alley instead of 57th �VCt�iB. ' Mr. Elaeky stated the lots are each 40 feet wide and 129 feet deep. He said the taxea on all the lots were $816.00 last year, including assessments, so he is forced to develope the land and not just let it sit there. He continued that the house proposed for both lots has the same floor plan and he wanted one house to ' face Washington Street and the other to face the alley so they would not be identical. , ' ' ' LJ Mr. Belisle pointed out that the Zoning Ordinance states, For lots resulting from lot splits having less than the 75 foot lot width shall have a minimum of a sin�gie attached garage." Mr. Eiasky shc�ws detached garages for both lots which would have to t�e c�a�ge� ta be attached. Chairn►an Minish suggested that since the honse has to be addressed on Washington Street, as the house cannot be addressed on the alley, that the principle entrance be changed to also face Washington Street. If this house was to have it's main entrance on Washington the variances asked for would be unnecessary. 2� ' ' IJ The Board of Anpeals Minutes of September 21, 1971 Page 2 Mr. Belisle suggested alternate designs for the houses, like having one house roo� gabled and the other hipped to change the similarity between them if they were both to face Washington Street. Chainnan Minish stated that since the applicant can build on the lots without a ' variance, he could not see where the hardship exists. However, he could see a reason for granting a variance if after splitting the lots there was no way in which to build on them. 1 ' Chairman Minish said Mr. Harju had talked to him and he was concerned abaut the house facing the alley as it would also be facing the back yards of houses across the street. There were no adjacent property owners present to object to the variance. , Mr. Elasky stated the only reason he could think of for the neighbors to object to him building this house would be that they would be losing a place for their children to play. i,� 1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' 1 1 �I Mr. Drigans stated he would like to see Mr. Elasky withdraw this request because at this time the Board could not see a hardship and if they were to vote on the request and deny it the applicant could not come before the Board again for 6 months. He felt the applicant should first apply for the lot split and then try to fit the house on the lot to confozm to the code, with the Board of Appeals being the last resort. Mr. Wall said he agreed with Mr. Drigans in that the attached garage was just brought up to the applicant tonight and possibly he could come up with a bettex arra ngement for the house on the lot. MOTIOTi by Drigans to table this request until Mr. Elasky com�es in with a more presentable plan and until after the lot split has been acted on. Seconded by Sondheimer. unanimously. ADJOURNMENT • Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Minish at 8:25 P.M. Respectfully subnitted, �� MARY HINT�dr �" Secretary 2'� ' �� ' � ' ' � , 1 � � 2�3 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING SEPTEMBER 22, 1971 PAGE 1 The meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by Acting Chairman Fitzpatrick. ROLL CALL: Members Present: Minish, Zeglen, Fitzpatrick, Schmedeke Member Absent: Erickson Others Present: Darrel Clark, Engineering Assistant APPROVE PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES: SEPTEMBER 1, 1971 MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Commission minutes of September 1, 1971 be approved. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimousZy. RECEIVE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MINUTES: SEPTEMBER 2, 1971 MOTION by Minish, seconded by Schmedeke, that the P.Zanning Commission receive the Building Standards-Design Control Subconmi.ittee minutes of September 2, 1971. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVE BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES: SEPTEMBER 21, 1977, MOTION by Minish, seconded by Zeglen, that the Planning Commission receive the Board of Appeals minutes of September 21, 1971. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 1. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING: SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP �71-12, HARLAND E. BERRY: ' To construct double bungalows on Lots 3 and 4, Block 4, Ostman's Third Addition per City Code 45.051, 3, D. '� LJ ' , � ' ' The Public Hearing Notice was read by Acting Chairman Fitzpatrick. Mr. Roger L. Peterson restated the reasons for the request. The plan is to build two double bungalows, one on Lot 3 and one on Lot 4. The buildings will look exactly like a home (pictures were shown to the audience). Because of the terrain, a basement will be put in and that expense would add too much to construct single family homes. It has taken a lot of fill to bring the lots up to the level of the street and there was expense connected with that. A high line comes through the middle of the front yards. East River Road does not add to the attractiveness of the lots. They have tried to sell the lots as single family homes, but were unable to do so. W. C. Hoffman, 6900 Hickory Drive: He referred to the letters he had written objecting to the request for a double bungalow dated August 22, 1971, September 5, 1971 and July 5, 1969. He stated the same request had been made before and was turned down. The neighbors were in favor of some building on these lots, but not double bungalows. The �eighbors have been cleaning up the lots for three or five years and have asked to do burning on the lots as they are nothing less than a City dump. He felt the first notice was subterfu,ge, the second notice corr'ectly stated two bungalows. They were still not in favor of the request. He wondered if the Commission realized that their ho1A�$ Wo��4� be devaluated by allowing two ' ' ' �J �� Planning Commission Meeting - September 22, 1971 PaAe 2 double bungalows to be built there. Probably this was a money making proposition but he felt the neighborhood should be left as it is -- a single unit housing neighborhood. Mrs. Ted Lester, 6909 Hickory Drive: Her feelings about the situation were similar to Col. Hoffman's.There were no personal objections to Mr. Berry, nor to renters, but their place was not in a single family zoning. Mrs. Carl Tormoen, 6912 Hickory Drive: Recently a realtor told the� this ' would lower the value of their property. ' I�� ' II ' C ' ' ' t Mr. John Lindquist, 6901 East River Road: He concurred in what has been said. Mr. Carl Tormoen, 6912 Hickory Drive: He felt the lots should remain single family dwelling area for the school as well as the whole neighborhood. Douglas Ostien, 6918 Hickory Drive: _He concurred with what had been said. Mr. Peterson said that they have removed everything from boulders to trees on the two lots. People still drive by and think it is a dump. They felt that by building a presentable bungalow, they were not out to devaluate the property in the neighborhood, but trying to improve it. He felt an attractive duplex that looks like a home is much nicer than boulders, trees, etc. Mrs. Lester asked him why they did not build a single family home. He answered that East River Road is not desirable for homes as they never had a call for the sale of the lots. If they could have sold them, they certainly would. Down the street two blocks there are two double bungalows, side by side, and you would have to agree with him it has improved the area 100X. Neither one is downgrading the area. As far as rent is concerned, he said they would be talkin$ about $190 a month. Mr. Tormoen said the problem is that renters do not take care of the property, and this can't be controlled even by the owner. Mr. Peterson said they would not want people coming in and destroying the property. Mr. Hoffman agreed that Mr. Berry could not control that type of thing. Darrel Clark said that a double bungalow is permitted with a Special Use Permit under the R-1 District. Mr. Hoffman said that this man has been turned down two or three times. Why should the time of the City Council and City be taken over and over again, and not have this settled two, three or four years ago. It seemed "vigil�ce is the price of liberty". Chairman Fitzpatrick answered that any property owner has the right to m�k� ' a request such as this periodically. If there are objections, they have to bp heard periodically. . ' 1 ' Mr. Peterson was asked why it was not feasible financially to put up the same structure for single family.• He answered that you could never se11 a aingla family home for the same price of a double bungalow. They have tried to sell lots in the past and they will not sell. Mrs. Lester asked if Fridley has any ruling on owners taking care of empty lots, and Darrel Clark said the City has a Weed Ordinance whereby a person owniA�, 1 ' 1 ' C' ' , ' , ' , C ' III � ' ' ' Planning Commission Meeting - September 22� 1971 PaSe 3 lots cuts the weeds, but if he does not, the City cuts the weeds and the bill gpep on the taxes. MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Minish, that the PZanning Commission clos� the Public Hearing of the Special Use Permit, SP #71-12, Harland E. Berry, to construct double bungalows on Lots 3 and 4, Block 4, Ostman's Third Addition as per City Code 45.051, 3, D. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Minish, that the Planning Commission.deny the request for a 5pecial Use Permit, 5P #71-12, by HarZand E. Berry to cqn$tz'uCt double bungalows on Lots 3 and 4, Block 4, Ostman's Third Addition as per City Code 45.051, 3, D, for the foZlowing reasons: This is an ideal R-1 District; it would create double traffic problems for these lots entering and exiting onto East River Road; most people in the area expected this parcel to be developed as it is now zoned. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Minish stated he wished to clarify the allusion to subterfuge regarding the Public Hearing Notice. The Notice published on August 18th and August 25kh for the Hearing on September 1, 1971 contained the following typographiGa�. error: "---to construct double bungalow on Lots 3 and 4---". The action qf the Planning Commission was ta make the people aware of the error and a corre¢Csd Notice, published September 8th and September 15th reading "---to construct double bungalows on Lots 3 and 4---" was inserted in the paper. A Notice of explanation and a copy of the Public Hearing Notice was mailed to the people. Mr. Minish concurred with the problem of traffic on East River Road. The high line would be of no more a problem to these lots as the other lots 1� th� neighborhood which it crossed. This particular area has a schoo], and Girl BCOUt Camp across the street which they thought was necessary for single family d�Velop- ment. Once before when he was on the Board of Appeals, this request came u� before the Board and at that time, the recommendation was for denial for tho same reasons. He didn't feel the situation had changed. 2. PUBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #71-13, DICK'S NORTH STAR: Lots 3, 4 and 5, Block 7, Berlin Addition. To sell recreational trailers per City Code 45.101, 3, N. No one was present to discuss the request. Chairman Fitzpatrick read the Public Hearing Notice. MOTION by Minish, seconded by Zeglen, that the PZanning Coaunission receive the opinion from the City Attorney in a 2�tter dated September 9, 1971 stating "it is perfectly leqal and reasonable to require a 5pecial Use Permit for the expansion of a nonconforming use and the correspondence from Peter Hez�lafaky �. requesting the information dated September 2, 1971. Upon a voice vo�e, �t1� voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Clark explained that this service station is in M-2 District and hae ' been there for many, many years under a legal nonconforming use. Because it was zoned M-2, and there was nothing in the Zoning Ordinance for a trailer use, it was felt there should be a 3pecial Use Permit for the service station and extend his service for rental of trailers. This would be an expansion of the 1 3� ' LJ ' 1 �I �� ' ' ' 1 ' ' 31 Ylanning Commission Meeting - September 22, 1971 pa�� 4� business, but in addition, the Commission can affirm or deny the sale of trail�rs on the same premises. Mr. Schmedeke said that this seems to be the type of thing the Planning Com- mission has been trying to prevent. He would be the last to deny the petitioner the'operation of the station. To approve selling travel trailers would open the door to used cars, motorcycles, two wheel trailers. He was afraid that what they would be doing would be allowing each station to come in and start w�th this procedure and eventually selling used cars and trailers out of the station� Mr. Clark said the petitioner had been selling the trailers, and when i� came to our attention, he was notified he would have to apply for a Special Us� Permit. Leonard Samuelson, former Councilman, said that he agreed with Mr. Schmedeke and was on that side of the fence. GeneraYly speaking, the service stations in Fridley have insufficient land areas to dispense trailers. He thought that auxiliary sales such as this does somewhat ruin the aesthetics of a service station. It does not give a clean look he would desire for Fridley. Referring to "covers" (camper units for pickup trucks) Mr. Minish asked if the request is denied, did that mean the station cannot sell covers as well? Mr. Clark said the Commission could limit what they felt could be sold in the open. MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Zeqlen, that the Planning Commission c1o98 the Public Hearinq of the request for a 5pecial Use Permit, 5P #71-13, Dick'S North Star to sell recreational trailers on Lots 3, 4 and 5, B1ock 7, Ber1iA Addition as per City Code 45.101, 3, N, and to recommend the continuing use oP the Service Station, but to deny the addition of retail sales on the following qrounds: Service Stations are not permitted to se11 travel trailers under the Fridley Ordinance No. 483. Used travel trailers and used autos�are sold under the same state license. Approving this permit could be the procedure to encourage the sale of used travel trailers and used cars on service station sites. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 3. PUBLIC HEARING• REQUEST FOR REZONING, WAY DAR LAND CORP. BY WAYNE PETERSON, ' PRESIDENT: Lots 23 through 30, Block 13, Hamilton's Addition to MechaniCe� ville to be rezoned from R-3 to C-2 for a"Little Dea;�orn" warehouse and � sales office. ' MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Minish, that the Planning Commission waive the reading of the Public Hearing Notice for the rezoning request, ZOA �17,��Q7, by Way Dar Land Corp., Wayne Peterson, for Lots 23 to 30, Block 13, Hanti.�tGA�� ' Addition to Mechanicsville to be rezoned from R-3 to C-2. Upon a voice yp�p� a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ' , , Mr. Wayne Peterson and Mr. Leonard Samuelson were present. Mr. Samuelson explained that the property lies ium►ediately North of the Metro 500 Service Station and Easterly of the service drive of University Avenue. The lots have been cut up due to the acquisition of the Highway Department in the interchange of I. �694 and T.H. �47. This property is in the Southeast quadrant of the interchange. At the South corner of 54th Avenue, the Highway Department has constructed a cul de sac. The peC��i�Q�}ers are requesting a �� ' ' CJ ' 32 Plannin�Commission Meetin� - September 22, 1971 Page S� a rezoning change so that Mr. Peterson can construct a 7,600 square foot building which will also incorporate a basement. It will be a warehouse for automobile parts for Model T and A cars and referred to as "Little Dearborn". There are no repair facilities, no maintaining cars. Parts needed are manufactured by the Ford Motor Company. The warehouse here will then service individual people who do their own remodelling and their buiiding. Their business is strictly over the counter sales. The�traffic is in and out, maybe thirty or forty cars a day. They felt that since there is a service station immediately to the South, and a dead end cul de sac on the North, the requested rezoning would lend itself to a reasonable good land use. The proposed structure would look quite contem- porary and would lend itself genP,rally to an improvement of the area. Chairman Fitzpatrick noted that the Public Hearing Notice was sent to a large ' number of people and none were present, but one letter was received concurring with the request. The letter was from the filling station to the South (Metro S00). . � � ' Mr. Clark said that the Standard Oil Station got a Special Use Permit when that procedure was allowed, and the Metro 500 is older than the zoning ordinance. The owner may come in with a similar request as the Commission heard this evening in Item 2. MOTION by Minish, seconded by Zeglen, that the PZanning Commission close the ' Public Flearing for the Rezoning Request, ZOA #71-07, Way Dar Land Corp. to rezone from R-3 to C-2 Lots 23 to 30, Block 13, Namilton's Addition to MechanicsviZle. Upon a voice vote, a.I1 voting aye, the motion carried unanimousl�. ' '� ' ' ' Mr. Peterson said that during the summer, they usually have from forty to fifty sale tags per day; in the winter about twenty to forty. They have four full time employees and two employees part time, and the number increases in the summer. They serve the upper midwest area - Chicago to Colorado - a five state area. They specialize in new parts for antique cars. They do not scrap or junk cars. There are approximately about ten to fifteen companies, the same type as this one, and they are referred to as "Little Dearborn". Each of them'manufacture a few items and interchange the molds buying from each other. No manufacturing is done on the premises. . Mr. Schmedeke asked if blue spruce could be used in the landscaping, and wondered if some could be used along the alley. Mr. Samuelson explained that the alley is used by the residents and they could not encroach on the alley right of way. They are putting a complete Model A on display. They do meet City requirements as far as parking requirements, land area and building setbacks. ' Mr. Schmedeke felt this would be an ideal area for evergreens. He also felt this land should have been commercial years ago. If the Company did not generate a lot of traffic, he thought the request was a good use of the land. � � , ' � Mr. Clark said he had received one call on the rezoning request, but the caller did not comment whether or not he was in favor. Mr. Peterson said he received two calls asking for further information. �''' � ' ' ' C' LJ ' u n �� , � i �I� J � , ' �� ' �� Planning�Commission Meeting - September 22, 1971 Page 6 MOTION by Zeglen, seconded by Minish, that the Planning Commission recommend approval of the Rezoning Request, ZOA #71-07, by Way Dar Land Corp., Wayne Peterson, to rezone from R-3 (qeneral multiple family dwellings) to C-2 (gene�al business area), Lots 23 through 30, Block 13, Hamilton's Addition to Mechanics- ville to construct a warehouse and sales office for a Little Dearborn, with the stipulation that the second reading of the Ordinance be held up until the building permit was given. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unani- rr�ous 1 y . 4. VACATION REQUEST: SAV 4�71-04, EDGAR A. HOUSER: Vacation of Gumwood S�r�et between 77th Way and 78th Avenue and also vacation of the alley running on Westerly property line from 77th Way to 78th Avenue in Lots 1 through 8, Block 5, Onaway Addition. Darrel Clark said the application was brought in today together with the signatures of almost all the people concerned. Mr. Houser should also get a release from Northern States Power Co., Minneapolis Gas Company, Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. and the owner of Block 5 to dedicate the other part of the cul de sac for turn around on 78th Avenue. The North half of the land is vaGant. The petitioner will either sell or build. The Southern half is occupied. Access is on 77th Way. The power line is on Gumwood and is overhead. Mr. Hauser has built his own sewer -- one lot depth North of 77th Way. The North half of the block will be served by 78th Avenue. The easements for the Gas Company and North Suburban Sanitary Sewer District are along the railroad tracks. The huge 315 KV power lines�are also along the tracks. The alley will be dedicated back to the City for utility easements. .This will prohibit the alley being opened outside of the land owners. MOTION by Minish, seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planning Commission xeCOm- mend that the CounciZ act favorably on the vacation request of SAV �i71-04, by Edgar Houser, for the vacation of Gumwood Street between 77th Way and 78th Avenu�9 and also the vacation of the alley running on Westerly property line from 77th Way to 78th Avenue in Lots 1 through 8, Block 5, Onaway Addition because it is appropriate with the current development of the area, subject to the dedicatiol3 of the cu1 de sac on 78th Avenue at Western terminus and dedication of easements for any existing utilities. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carri�d unanimously. ADJOURNMENT : There being no further business, Chairman Fitzpatrick adjourned the meeting at 10:00 P.M. Respectfull� submitted � � � ��v� Ha� 0'Brian Recording Secretary C� ' ' �� , 1. BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 23, 1971 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Zeglea at 8:10 P.M. MEMBE1tS PRESENT: Zeglen, Tonco, Lindblad MEMBERS ABSENP: White, Gnerre OTHERS PRESENT: Hank Muhich-Chief Building Inspector MOTION by White to approve the minutes of the September 2, 1971 meeting as written. Seconded by Lindblad. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. ST TO ' A CUTTING BUILDING TO BE LOCATSD ON PART OF LOT 1_�_AUDITOR'S SUBUlVl,lU17 �i THE SAME BEING 4500 MAIN STREET N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (REQUEST BY CECO CORP , 2900 EAST HENNEPIN AVENUE, MINNF.APOI.IS, MINNESOTA.) ' Mr. W. V. Anderson, District Manager of the Ceco Corporation and Foster W. Dunwiddie AIA, of Miller Dunwiddie Architects Inc. Were present to present the request. � �, �u C � , ' � ' Mr. Dunwiddie explained that the Ceco Corporation was a major producer of prefabricated steel members for concr�ete work in the building induatry. He presented photographs of the ten acre site they have obtained in Fridley. West of the site is the Burlington Northern Railroad property; South of the aite if the Minnesota Linaeed Oil Company; North of the site is five acres of undeveloped laad, baqond that is Railroad Acceasorlea�:and t�ie Eastern part of the site faces Main Street. This request covers the first stage of a three stage developmeat. This first stage to be commenced in 1971, the second in 1972, and the third in 1973. The first stage is for a 60' x 115' forms reconditioning building and a 20' x 40' lumber cutting building. Theae two buildings will be constructed on the aorth- west section of the site. Stage 2 is a proposed reinforcing steel fabricatioa building and Stage 3 is s Merchant Trade and office building. They will install an 8' precast concrete doubte TT acreening fence on the east side facing Main Street. This will be set in 150' from the property line. They will plant 15 2�" diameter summit ash treea in front of this fence. Theq will continue the chain link f�ace, that ia alread� oa the south aide, along the weat and north aides of the property. Mr. Zeglen asked Chem if they could slot the north side of the chain link fence so that area would be acteeaed £rom view. Mr. Du�riddie said they would do that or else continue the concrete double TT fence to provide ecreening. Mr. Anderaon said they would be atoring lumber in thie area that comee in neat- ly baaded aad atacked. ' � There will be a roadway in the north point of the east side. Thie will haves a bituminous surface and be 26 ft. Wide with a 10'ft. radiu8 on all blacktop cornera. It will have a aolid oetal paneled gate. At the end of the noadway ' and surrouading the first staga of building thay will nae class 5, cruahad aggragate. Thia aill bs 6" de•p ia traffic areaa and 4" deep in the raat of th� area. They vill k�eep thii rtssial oiled. Mc. Duariddie said tDe rsa�on � 34 0 � � ' � ' u LJ ' Bt�i�d�ng Standards-Design Control Meeting of September 23, 1971 __ Page 2 they wanted to use this material was because until they were in the later stages of development they wouldn't know what the traffic patteras would be. They move most of their material with fork lifts so thay didn't want any curbing installed. A bituminous surface would break up without curbing. Mr. Zeglen asked them if they would use this material until all three stagES were completed. Mr. Dunwiddie said as soon as the secoad stage was completed they would be using curbing and a bituminous material for their parking facilities. Mr. Liadblad said that as long as this was all within their own confines and would all be screened he had no objection to this. Mr. Dunwiddie said the fore►s reccxiditioniag buiidiag would be an all steel building with a rigid steel frame. The outside would have acrylic rosin enameled siding. The cutting building would be ofi similar design and all the buildings in the development would be the same cnlor or colora. Mr. Anderson did show the committee pictures of the proposed buildiag material. Mr. Mulich asked Mr. Anderson how many people would be employed when the devel- opment was camplete. Mr. Anderson said he thought there would be 50 to 60 em- ployees. They employ many people out in the field but they wouldn't be caming �o this area. When the development is campleted there will be parking facilites for 68 cars. Mr. Lindblad asked how theq would dispose of their waste material. Mr. Andereon ' said they tzi�l have very little waste material on the site as they use the lumber over again untti just small pieces are wagte. They vill truck out this Waste, tha same as they do at the construction sites. ' ' ' � ' ' ' � � , I�. Zeglea asked if there �rould be a noise problem. Mr. Aadereon said they woul,d use an 8' x 6' hydraulic presa inside the large buildiag. Because the work was done in the buildings he didn't thiak noise would be any problem. Mr. Zeglen asked how much of the ten acrea would be ia uee aad they said it was well under the 4�'6i maximimm ia�d uae . MOTI� by Toaco to recao�end approval of the firot stage of caoatruction with the notati� ia red on the plans. The notatione a�e: 1. Inaert olate in atael cyclone fence. - 2. Poured coacrete curbing arouad all biacic tap outside of the gate. Motion seconded by Lindblad. Upon a voice vote, all votiag aye, the motion earried uaaminously. The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Zeglen at 9:30 P.M. Reapectfull submitted, p� �z�l�nas,✓ DORt�i'fi� Secfetary 35 ' � L� ' ' �� ' ' 1 ' 36 THE MINUTES OF THE HUMAN RELATIONS COMMITTEE MEETING OF AUGUST 26, 1971 The Meeting was called to order at $:00 P. M. by the Chairman ROLL CALL: MEMBERS IN ATTENDANC$: Linda Rossman, Katherine Moss, Mrs. Gilbert Stenberg, Walt Starw�lt, Theron Horn, Reverend Douglas Henderson, Reverend Jamea McCheaney, Jim Thomson MEMBERS ABSENT: Barbara Koropchak, Mrs. Domingo Ramos, Paul Shaw, John ivers, John Oden GUEST: Mrs. Lois Rawson, League of Wou�en Voters Repreaentative DISCUSSION ITEMS: The Minnesota Friendship Visits Program wae discussed and it wa� dec�d�ad it should be publicized at an earlier date next year. Representatives of the Committee could address PTA groups and any other interested groups. Billing for the publicity of thia year's program should be paid out of the Human Relations Funds. Theron Horn presented the subject of Mr. Ed �island development for ' disabled veterans, children, etc., at 63� Way. While the committee could not take any official position, it was generally agreed Mr: Waline"s idea seemed worthwhile. ' ' ' ' 1 ' , 1 The People's Fair was diacussed and preliminary steps were uutlined to determine if such an activity could occur this year. Linda Roesman w$s`to contact Holly Merchant's Association for their approval and to advise the City�pot�cf 1 of the Human Relation Co�nittee's plans if Holly approved our requeat. , ADJOURNMENT • i The Mee�ing of the Human Relations Coc�nittee of August 25, 1971 was adj�uxc�d at 10:00 P. M. Reapectfully submitted, (�� J �!�L- » J �-i �" �-'y� t�sYGa- .�_ J Ji� Thomson, Vice Chairma�� . � �, ,�� ;U L� ' � ' � � � � ' MINUTES OF THE HUMAN RELATIONS COMMITTEE MEETING - SEPTEMBER 23, 1971 The meeting was called to order at 8;00 P. M. MEMBERS PRESENT: Linda Rossman, Katherine Moss, Jim Thomson, Mrs. Stenberg, W.R. Starwalt, Barbara Koropchak MEMBERS ABSENT: Gene Parsons, Mrs. Domingo Ramos, Paul Shaw, Mrs. Ernest Block, Theron Horn, John ivers, John Oden, Reverend James McChe�ney, Reverend Douglas M. Hendereon DISCUSSION ITEMS• 1. There was a discussion of the Community Services Fair. To date 24 of 54 organizations have accepted invitations to participate. The Social Action Committee of St. Phillips Church will provide the entertainment and St. Williams will be asked to d.o the publicity. ' 2. There was a discussion of the Human Relations Committee sponsoring the showing of the film "IndiBn America," possibly at the High School Auditorium during the week of October 19, 1971. 1 LJ ' ' ' ' ' ' � ' 3. Mrs. Stenberg will be the delegate from the Fridley Human Relations Committee to the newly established Fridley High School Human Relations Committee. 4. There was a discussion regarding the possibility of a"Fridley Film Festival°. NEXT MEETING: The next meeting will be October 7, 1971 at 8:30 P. M. at Linda Rossman's. Roapectfully submitted, �`"vci-.°-"-.a.. . .��v Barbara Koropchak, Secret i� �� 1 ' ' , �I � ' ' , , ' � ' ' � � ' ' L� � OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA September 27, 1971 MEMO TO: MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL 9UBJECT: AUTHORIZATION TO CALL FOR BIDS FOR A NEW 14 FOOT ONE-TON � VAN TRUCK As I indicated in the budget message submitted to you, purchase of a one-ton van truck is being recommended for the 1972 budget year. The estimated cost for the van truck is $5,000, one half to be furnished by the City of Fridley and one half through a Civil Defense matching funds grant which has already been approved for this item. The truck would be purchased by funds from the Civil Defease Budget and be loaned on a permanent basis to the Park and Recreation Department. The vehical would be outfitted and used as a portable repair vehical for park equipment thereby saving a great deal of man hours by allowing the Park and Recreation Department to make on-site repairs. The reason that we would like to go out for bida on this truck at this particular time is to take advantage of the fact that new automotive vehicles cannot be priced'higher today than the introductory prices for the 1971 models as required by the President's wage and price freeze. It would be our intention to open the bids on November 10, 1971, and award the bids in late 1971 or 1972 if Council approves of the purchase. It would be a requirement in the biddiag documents that the prices quoted remain effective for 60 days after opening of the bids. It is recommended that you authorize the City Manager to advertise for bids and receive proposals for the van truck: GRD/ms . Very respectfully, ��, �� Gerald R. Davis City Manager �• ' � , � 1 • ' , ' ' � ' � � ' ' , i� fl � ' OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA September 29, 1971 MEMO T0: MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: DECLARING THE FIRE DEPARTMENT TANKER TRUCK SURPLUS AND AUTHORIZING THE ADMINISTRATION TO PROCEED WITH T1� SALE OF THE TRUCK Attached ia a report from the Fire Chief indicating the 1946 GMC Tanker Truck is no longer needed by the Fire Department and should be disposed of. If Council authorizes this sale, we would advertise for bids on the truck and sell it to the highest bidder. Chief Aughes advises that he has been coatacted by at least two departments who are interested in purchasing the truck. It should be pointed out that, with the addition of a new pumper and serial ladder truck in the near future, space is becom- ing a problem on the apparatus floor of the Fire Department. The sale of the tanker will help to alleviate this situation somewhat. I would concur with the Chief's recommendation and recommend that you declare the tanker surplus and authorize the sale of the 1946 GMC Tanker Truck. Very respectfully, . Q%LtA-"-t�`.' �' �Q�' Gerald R. Davia City Manager GRD/ms � 39 ' ' r-, �I� , MEMO T0: MEMO FROM: MEM() DATE : MEMO SUBJECT: Mr. Davis, City Manager Robert Hughes, Fire Chief Sept. 29, 1971 Disposing of Fire Department Tanker 1946 GMC Truck. ' Due to the fact that there are fire hydrants in all areas of the city, tit is no longer necessary to depend on carrying large amounts of water, ' to fires. All our fire engines carry 500 gallons of water. Since Jan. 1, 1971 to the present date, the tanker has only answered one alarm, and then , it wasn't needed. If a need did arise for a tanker, one is available through the Public Works Department. ' , ' ' • ' HISTORY OF 1946 GMC Tanker. The truck and tank were donated to the Fire Department by the Pure Oil Co. in the spring of 1958. The siren was taken off the old tanker, which was transferred to the �ublic Works Dept. A portable pump was mounted on it, also a used hose reel. Much of the work was done by members of the department. , Tlie radio could be taken off and installed in the old rescue squad which is being transferred to the Park Dept. ' I recommend offering it for sale. I believe it should bring about s1,000.00. LJ ' ' r-, � � (� PATCH ERICKSON MADSON 8► HANSON, INC. ARCHITECTS AND PLANNERS 2801 WAYZATA BOULEVARO, MINNEAPOIIS, MINNESOTA 66405 TEL. 61 2/374-3480 September 22, 1971 � Mr. Nasi m Qureshi 6431 University Avenue N.E. � Fridley, Minnesota 55431 Dear Mr. Qureshi: I received a phone call this morning from the general contractor on the addition to the municipal garage letting us know that Soil Bxploration Company inspected the soil prior to placement of footings and that they have found a problem. Mr. Fo�+ler, our Structural Engineer, has confitmed this problem in the attached letter. The General Contractor indicates the extra work involved will require an add Change Order of $660. When I have this information in wiiting, I will prepare a change order ar.d discuss it i reater det il with you. ours very tr ly, � og r W. a RWP:lab cc: Michael Fowler Gerald Davis �� i14 i11fSY°. a•:>';. �A��. �:�� . t.� � f �4 � w a, � T ,�� , .. � �:f�t� • � 41 � ' �I � � � , , LJ � � J �J' ' ' ' ' � ' ' G'1 ARCHITECT'S CHANGE ORDER No..— ORIGINAL ISSUE DATF Sent 3.,, 1971 COMM. N0.— 42 OWNER PROJECT TO THE CONTRACTOR—You are requested to quots below your proposal for making the listed chanyes to the project. Please quote each item aeparatey and �II in the effective total. Complete aH copies, retain the last copy and roturn all other copi�s to the Architect. Structural Engineers advise the follawing changes, necessitated by discovery of poor soil condition at footing pada 28, 29� 30� 34, 35 and 36. Therefore, increase size of pads 28, 29 and 30 to 6'-6" x 6'-6" x 16". Excavate 4 feet deeper for pads 34, 35 and 36 and connecting footing line and bring in new fill and campact. Extra footing - labor $ 52.00 material 42.00 Extra excavation � backfill 480.00 $574.00 Overhead 6 prof it @ 15X 86.00 $660.00 �n eentrsct pric� of � 660 00 and sn We propose to maka ths above listed chanp�s fa an (increae�) bi� � (increass) (decroase) of construction time of �ays• TO THE OWNER—The Contractor has propored to make ths chan�ss and ths proposel are satiafactory, plea�s indicate y copiss to the A►chitsct. PATCH EFIICKSOIV MAOSON 6 MANOON� INC. bY. AFICHiTECTi AND PLAM1i�Fi� by quoted prices. We approve this chanp�, I� thlN I cooias. Retain th� first copy and retum �U pl11�r TO THE CONTRACTOR—Your proposal for mskin9 the above listed chanqa is spprov�d s�d aG�ePSed• You are authorized to proceed wkh th� above listed chengea. Owner, by �� ' ' � r�` �: �.. �,� � ��.., P�1'L'!� S�P �:� ' �Rf��SJri �`3 js�1 _�.. ff ;�� i ; >. .__j�__,.-�'� q,;4:�`SO,N : �,.� . J , _ .. �. _ ! � ,1h,G }q j < < . R..r..�9 S:: Y' S!r� � F.... t�`e: �< °- i i, , 1.� �., r l:., `3 e b{ � f��>;�:�i`�.. .�• �� Genera/ Contracto�s , .' . ` � ; - _.. ; " � 612 F.Ieventh Avenue South.I i5�k�ns.�Mrn��esi�ta ��F34$ '•�•.`� ' .. .. , r Telephone 935-0141. Area Cc c1�61ld1.;�� -- ' '•�.� f � �; f 1 ) � `� % t - 7�--._! ` �; � ' ` � .1 � ` ti j ` � ---.: . . . ;� ! . •��f~'� , i q ! . `' -1 ,_� ' -,��_.> ��. -�-�..�� SEPTEMBER 22� ��I� � ` PATCH ER I CKSON � h1A0SON ci: HANSON � I NC. f . 2HO� �L'AYZATA BOULEVARD : , MINNEAPOLIS� P1INNESOTA 55405 _ ATTEWTION: ROGER PATCH � REIFRIDIEY P•�1JNICIPAL GARAGE ' WE HAVE BEEN ADVISED BY CLARK ENGINEERING COhiPANY THAT THERE (S A BAO SOIL CONDITION AT FOOTING PADS 2�� 29� �i�� 34, 35 � '?j6. THEY HAVE ADVISED US TO INCREASE THE SIZE OF PADS 2H� ?9 1 -gC 3� TO 6'6" x 6'6�� X �6�� ALSO TO EXCAVATE 4 FEET DEEPER FOR - PADS 34, 35 � 36 ANO CONNECTING FOOTING LINE� BRING IN NEW FiLL AND COMPACT. THE ADDI710NAL COST FOR THE AHOVE IS AS FOLLOWS. EXTRA FpOTING—LARO� ��?.nn , , -MnrE�kin� �?_.OQ EXTRA EXCAVAT I ON 8C HACKF I L.L �}�iO.00 ` � 574.00 OVERME�AO �C PROF ( T��?ji�j� SE).OQ TOTAL EXTRA �� _ ,. �F AD017 I ONAI. EXC.4VAT I ON I S REQU i RED AT PADS 34, 35 �% 3� _� B E Y O N O Q�� T H � E X C A V A T I O N C O S T W I L L B E I N C R E A S E D P R O P O R T I O N A T E L Y. , ' L E EL ��GSTRAN� COM?q�+Y 0 f� .�� . , L. . L u -- � ' ' � �:.,, Commeccia/ i::; %;; ; % � �,:.' Mstitutiona/ :_..,; �s';-:r, •t�; <��::� 43 r �� .ARK ENGlN�ERING COMPANY ❑ 2815 WAYZATA BOULEVARD ❑ MINNEAPOLIS, MN. 55405 ❑(612' ' '��.:��'��'�� : , . ' - � �} �.. 971 Se tember 22 197� �� z �, � ��' i r , rf�l F. )� t��.. P �a�=, ...., .,..,i u �.,....� �. t ;�..: .; ""� i � � � � w� . � _ — t. . . t . , ,- ;� , - � � , , , . , �� ; j � . __ , : � . _"f � � �� _ ` Mr: Roger Patch . ' ` ' 1' . � t . .. ,, � �. l' �r s' :� • '-. 2 � -_- �, -Patch Erickson Madson & Hanson, Inc. '---�� , � _ �, , �. ;.�_ . =- .2$O1;;Wayzata Boulevard � � � � � � � Minn:eapolis,-Minnesota 55405 ' �� °:�•, -, ---` - � C � j� ' :� : � >> ' . .��.-��,..,j ` `�`- , Re: Addition to Fridley Municipal Garage, '<.. . , ry Roger; ` ,;. .. : , . .., �' ' ` �.Yesterday, Septernber 21, 1971, we were made aware of a soils problem which liad b.een encountered on the Fridley project. The silty clay indicated on the test holes had risen up from its anticipated elevation in the areas of columns �. 28, 29,' `30, 34, 35, and 36. At co.lurnns 28, 29, 30 the soft clay had risen to �`� approxirnately 1z feet 6elow the bottom of the footings and at columns 34, 35, _` and..36 the clay layer had risen above the bottom of the footings. I , ... . . _ , . � � ;, .�� The following information was obtained from Mr: Terry Swore of Twin City ., �' "Testing Inc. Possible measures required to rectify the situation were discus- '-r �:° � sed with Mr. Swore and his supervisor, Mr. Brian Doby and the following .. ;;,. .:"outlines our conclusions. _ r : - � : ; , . -_ ., , �._ , ,_.1. �'Redesign colurnn. footings 28, 29 and 30 for 1500 psf soil. bearing. This �•; will eliminate any possibility of excessive settlement in that area. yJ i �2.• Zn the area of column footings 34; 35 and 36 (and their connecting strip . - footingsj excavate the weak silty clays to a depth of approximately 4 feet and ' ,. backfill with an' engineered fill to the bottom of the footings as detailed. _ ... .;. ,. ; r;... `: I:contacted 1VIr, Len Lau of Loeffel Engstrand and passed the following infor- ' - :' � mation �,to hirn. � : . ,. , . � 1:' Pour column footings 28, -29 and 30 6z feet square and 14" thick in lieu of ,,the footing size detailed on the plans. Use the existing rein- �"�� ' -forcing steel designated for the 5 foot square footings in the "`"`\ -�newly sized footings. � � .. : , , . 2. . Excavate and refill in the areas of footings 34, 35 and 36 ; �� (as previously described) for a length of approximately 20 feet � arid.approximately 4 feet deep. Construct the footings 2.S FRANKG.FRANKOSKYJR. . President _ :detailed. ; LOWEIL H. BENSON Exee. V. PresiCent JAMES A. SUTTON , • Viee President PANDEII M. CICI ,'r'� Vica President ,r � � RAIPH P. FREDRICKSON ` ,�✓ � "� . Vice President MICHAEL A. FOWLER Michael A. Fowler - ��+ete JIM D. BRAUCHER _ Aasociate , , ,� ; �L ' � ' � � , II � u Fire Phone 560- I I 10 ROBERT D. ALDRICH, Ch�ef Mmeo To: CITY OF FRIDLEY Bureau of Fire Prevention 6431 Uni�ersity Avenue N. E., Fridley MINNEAFOLIj, MINN. 55421 Gerald R. Davis, City Manager Bus. Phone 560-� �5 CM 71-9-3 From Ro rt D. Aldrich, Chief, Bureau of Fire Prevention _ � ��.k..L .�'C�ua:...et Date . September 28, 1971 Subject: Waiver Request by Minnesota Linseed Oil Company I have received a request from the Minnesota Linseed Oil Company to grant a waiver of the fire wall separation in the proposed construction of� the flower seed storage building. I have attached a copy of their request. Chief Hughes and I have discussed the fire hazard potential of this structure and it is our opinion that in all probability, any fire in this structure would more than likely be a rather slow moving fire and one that should be fairly easy to control. It is our opinion that not installing this wall would not greatly increase the fire potential of this unit. , I previously discussed this with Mr. Qureshi and Mr. Muhich of Building Inspection, and they have indicated that the wall is not necessary as far as they are concerned and have indicated so by their sig�atures below. , ' , � �� ' ^ N. Qureshi, P.E. 1C�, �[ H: Muhich, Building Inspector YOLI Can Help - STOP Fires - SAVE Lives `:' � ' 1. ' . �- ' Mr. Robert Aldrich ' Fire prevention Bureau City of Fridley Fridley City Hall ' 6�3� University Avenue N. E. Fridley, Minnesota 55�t32 ' ' ' — ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' � � �` ; Dear Mr. Aldrich: MINNESOTALINSEED OIL COMPANY 25 • 44TH. AVENUE N.E. ■ MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 5542 1 0 TELEPNONE: 788•901 1 September 28, 19?1 Minnesota Linseed Oil Company has requested and received a bailding permit from the City of Fridley for the construction of a wood-framed, metal c�vered building for the storage of sunflower seed. The Fire �revention Bureau has asked that a non-combastible fire-wall be built across the midd le of the b�ai ld ing . It is req�aested that this req�airement for a firewall be waived for the following reasons; (a) Sunflower seed will be moved to this building from our regalar storage through an overhead conveyor, and wili be distributed inside �y another conveyor hig,h in the pea�� of the building. Seed"will be removed by a scoop arrangement, �powered by a winch outside the building, which will pull the seed to a floor-mount conveyor along one edge. Thus, the soarces of ignition within the �uilding are few. Our insarance company has advised us that sach a firewall will not affect the fire insurance rates �n this building. (b) We are faced with the critical need for providing more roorn for seed than we now have in our regalar storage. It is oar intention to use this baildino for storage of only that amoant of sunflower seed which cannot be held in oar regalar bins. The mechanical operation of this over-f low st�rage will be much more difficult than our regalar stora�e, and the inclusion of a firewall will introduce some extreme complications �nto this operation. ! . � �. , � � ' , � � ' ' ' � ' ' ' ' , ' ' • ' ' �t Mr. Robert Aldrich Fire Prevention Bureau City of Fridley September 28, 1971 Page - 2 4c� Inasmuch as we plan to �ase this building as "over-flow' storage, we anticipate filling it only once d�aring a season, at the harvest period, and then processing that seed as soon as practica�le. Therefore, it is likely that this b�ailding !nay be anased a large part of' the year . (d) Although this structare is temporary in•f anetion the sunf lower cop is rapidly maturing and will soon be headed for Fridley. We have deter►nined that the time necessary to build a fire-wall would make the completion of the bailding in time to receive this year's crop q�aite doabtful. We sincerely hope that you can give consideration to this request to waive the req�airement for a fire-wall in this bailding. Thank you. .i cc: Fire Chief, City of Fridley WNE : d 0 Yo �ar �v - :y u ly, .✓ � � . N. Edberg, Plant Manager � 4'� ' 1 � ' ' ' .' ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' 1 ' `.: �' � r. ` ORDINANCE N0. y.' AN ORDINANCE UNDER SECTION 12.07 OF THE CITY CHARTER TO VACATE STREETS AND ALLEYS AND TO AMEND APPENDIX C OF THE CITY CODE The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows: SECTION l. For the vacation of Parcel 4�1, Parcel being portions of T.H. 4t47 (University Service Road described as follows: PARCEL 4�1 � � � �� i�,�. ,�; ,' j � , � ' 4�2, Parcel 4�3, Avenue) East _ � �j � That part of the Southeast Quarter of the North�vest Quarter of Section 23, T-30, R-24, described as follows: Commencing at the North�vest corner of Lot 1, Block 6, City View Addition, thence South along the West line of said Lot 1 to a point on said West line distance 8 feet North of Southwest corner of said Lot 1; thence Northwesterly at an angle to the right of 110°00' to a point on a line parallel to and 15 feet West of the �dest line of said Lot l; thence North parallel to the West line of said Lot 1 to its inter- section with the Westerly extension of the North line of said Block 6; thence East along the Westerly extension of the North line of said Block 6 to the Northwest corner of said Lot 1, Block 6, City View Addition and there terminating. PARCEL 4�2 That part of the Northeast Quarter of the North�•rest Quarter of Section 23, T-30, R-24 described as follows: Commencing at the Northwest.corner of Lot 30, Block 4, Hyde Park Addition thence South along the West line of said Lot 30 a distance of 6 feet; thence East parallel with the North line of said Lot 30 a distance of 57.49 feet; thence on a tangential curve to the right with a radius of 45 feet a distance of 69.53 feet; thence Southerly tangent to last described curve a distance of 60.20 feet; thence South- .westerly on a tangential curve to the right on a curve with a radius of 55 feet a distance of 77.93 feet; thence continuing Southwesterly tangent to the last described curve a distance of 9.53 feet; thence Southtaesterly on a tangential curve to the left having a radius of 120 feet to its inter.section�with the West line of Block 4, Hyde Park Addition, said point being the actual point of beginning of tract to be described; thence continuing Southwesterly on last described curve to its intersection caith a line parallel to and 15 feet West of the West line of said Block 4, Hyde Park Addition; thence North on a line parallel to and 15 feet �dest of said West line of Block 4 to a point 1% feet South of the tdesterly extension of the North line of said B]_ock 4 as measured at right angles to said North line; thence East parallel to the Westerly extension of the North line of said Block 4 to the West line of said Block 4; thence South along the West line of said Block 4, Hyde Park Addition to the actual poi.nt of beginning, there terminating. 1 � ' ' , ' ' ' ' ' Ordinance No. PARCEL 4�3 That part of the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 14, T-30, R-24, described as commencing at the South�aest corner thereof; thence North along the West line of said Southeast Quarter of the South- west Quarter 30 feet; thence East parallel with the South line of said Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter 127.22 feet; thence North- easterly on a tangential curve to the left having a radius of 20 feet a distance of 31.22 feet; thence North tangent to Iast described curve a distance of 100.96 feet; thence Northwesterly on a tangential curve to the left having a radius of 45 feet a distance of 48.69 feet; thence Northwesterly tangent to last described curve 56.94 feet; thence North- westerly on a tangential curve to the right having a radius of 175 feet a distance of 53.71 feet to the East line of the 4Test 30 feet of said Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter said point of intersection being the actual point of beginning of the tract to be described; thence continuing Northwesterly along a curve having a radius of •175 feet a distance of 23 feet to the East line of the West 15 feet of said South- east Quarter of the South�aest Quarter; thence South along said East line of the West 15 feet of the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter to the North line of the South 50 feet of said Southeast Quarter of the South�vest Quarter; thence East along a line parallel with and SO�feet North of the South line of said Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter 15 feet to the East line of the West 30 feet of said Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter; thence North along the East line of the West 30 feet of said Southeast Quarter of the South�aest Quarter to the actual point of beginning. Being part of Lot 5, Audi.tor's Subdivision No. 59, Anoka County, Minnesota. Generally located: Parcel ��1, at 57th Avenue, Parcel ��2, just South ' of 61st Avenue, Parcel 4�3, just North of 61st Avenue, along T.H. ��47 (University Avenue) East Service Road. ' SECTION 2. ' ' ' ' ' ' The said vacation has been made in conformance with Minnesota Statutes and pursuant to Section 12.07 of the City Charter and Appendix C of the City Code shall be so amended. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS , i9�1. ATTEST: CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell Public Hearing: February 82 1971 First Reading Marsh 1� 1�71 Second Reading Publish...... MAYOR - Jack 0. 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L" i P '_ �� / . � _. __� � a _ , a . � — . 3.JL .3G.73 y �o� � 4 � 0 � � +� O \ 0.72_ _ -�"� '--�. 4 i i 9 � �. v _ . �j�_7i �R� J6�r( _ _.: q �N's^[ -t .'3� W � Z^ W� H� N i 2 H- N iPS °,tl_�. � ¢>r F� r TH y i b `L� � �o -- J/ e:1.3 __� — : la l * ° 's �: '= m � i� _. ./��_jZ_ _ f 3F7L '_ _ t' __' ' _' —"__ O j tl � � � m . ; - - - /�67L. . i .. _ /Je 1�_--- - � � �y - ? `�oi . ��- 1 ' II ' , ?j RESOLUTION N0. , = A RESOLUTION RESERVING AT LEAST ONE LIQUOR LICENSE FOR A HOTEL AND/OR MOTEL COMPLEX IN CONJUNCTION WITH A RESTAURANT-LIQUOR LOUNGE OPERATION , WHEREAS, the Voters of the City of Fridley authorized the issuance of private on-sale liquor licenses at a special election on August 19, 1969 pursuant to MSA 340.353; and ' WHEREAS, the City of Fridley has disposed of its two municipal liquor lounges and private owners will develop restaurants at these sites and begin operation of the restaurants on or about January 1, 1972; and °' WHEREAS, the City of Fridley will have available five (5) liquor licenses to issue to restaurants and/or restaurant-motel complexes; and ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' WHEREAS, one (1) liquor license will be issued to each of the owners ' who purchased the Shorewood Municipal Liquor Lounge and the East River Road Liquor Lounge leaving three (3) liquor licenses available for issuance; and WHEREAS, Fridley does not have a facility combining a hotel or motel � facility with a restaurant and there is a need for such a facility in the community; and WHEREAS, it is deemed desirable that one liquor license be reserved for a developer who will put in a hotel or motel complex in conjunction with a restaurant-liquor lounge operation; NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of the City of Fridley reserves at least one liquor license to be issued to developers who propose development of a hotel and/or motel complex in conjunction with a restaurant-liquor lounge operation within the City of Fridley. All proposals for this type of operation will be evaluated by the City Council in terms of overall quality, scope of investment, and general desirability of the facility within the community. ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TH$ CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY � OF ATTEST: . 1971. ' CITY CLERK - MARViN C. BRUNSELL ' �.-. MAYOR - JACK 0. KIRKHAM 51 ' ' ' , RESOLIITION N0. -�97� RESOLUTION DESIGNATING POLLING PLACES AND APPOINTING ELECTION JUDGES FOR THE NOVII`�ER 2, 1971 GE�.AL ELECTION. ' NOW, TI�REFORE BE IT RF�SOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minneaota, at a regular meeting thereof on October 4� �971. ' �ECTION 1. ' SECTION 2. ' , ' LJ That on the 2nd day of November, there shall be an election for the purpose of voting on the following: GENERAL ELDCTION That the polling places for said election shall be as follows: - Waxd 1 Precinct 1 Waxd 1 Precinct 2 Waxd 1 Precinct 3 Waxd 2 Precinat 1 Waxd 2 Precinct 2 Ward 2 Precinct 3 Waxd 3 Precinct 1 Waxd 3 Precinct 2 Ward 3 Precinct 3 Absentee Ballot Precinct Woodcrest School Iiayea School Riverwood School Fridley Sr. High School Rice Creek School North Paxk Sahool Fridl�y City Hall Parkview School �ebersre Supply .Co. Fridley City Iiall SECTION 3. That the polling placee will be open from 7:00 A. M. to 8:00 P. M. ' SECTION 4. That the following people are hereby appointed to act as judges for said eleation except that the City Clerk ia hereby authorized ta appoint q,ualified subetitutes in aases of conflict of intereet �� t f�t�i in Qhaptsr e}, �ect�a� 4.0� Qf �he Ci�t�y Chaptsr. ' W,� � g��T � 162� Rag�stared Qaters - 11 Judgee ' ' ' � ' ' .��, Resolution # -1971 Cont. Page 2 WARD 1 F'RECINCT 2 WARD 1 PRECINCT 3 , WARD 2 PRECINCT 1 W.�RA 2 �'R�CINC� 2 1224 Registered Voters - 8 Judgee �435 Re�istered Voters - 10 Judges 1313 Registered Potera - 9 Judges 1�1�Q Regie�erod Voterr - 7 Judge� WARD 2 pgECINCT 3 1200 Regiet8red Votere - 8 Judg�ea �� Resolution # -1971 Page 3 WARD 3 PRECINCT 1 W9RD j PRECINCT 2 J WARD 3 PRECINCT 3 1720 Registered Voters - 11 Judgea 1195 Registered Voters - 8 Judges 854 Registered Voters - 6 Judges 54 SECTION 5. There is hereby eetablished a epecial Abeentee Ba.11ot Precinct in the City of Fridley. The judgee for the 9beentee Ballot Precinct ases ABSENTEE BALIAT PRECINCT : SECTION 6. That the following judges axe appointed to act as chairmen of the Flection Boaxd for the precincts designated and ahall have the duties aet forth in Section 203.23 of Minnesota Statutes. � Ward 1 Precinct 1 Waxd 1 Precinct 2 Waxd 1 Precinct j Ward 2 Precinct 1 Ward 2 Precinct 2 • Waxd 2 Precinct 3 Ward 3 Precinct 1 Ward 3 Precinct 2 Ward 3 Precinot 3 Absentee Bal�ot Precinct Resolution # -1971 ' Pa�e 4 SECTION 7. Compensation for said Judges will be paid at the rate of $2.U0 per hour for the Regular judges and $2.5� for the chairmen of the Election Board. PASSID AND ADOPTID BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS TH DAY OF , 1971. ATTEST: MARVIN C. ffi3UNSELL - CITY CLII�K MAYOR - JACK 0. ��AM 55 1971 GOP RECONIl�TDID ELECTION JUDGES WARD 1 PRECINCT 1 Mrs. Marilyn Beck Nlrs. Kathryn Follmuth Mrs. Sue Davis Mrs. Karen Ratcliff Mrs. Geraldine Sherve Mrs. Kay Beaman Mrs. Carol Vence WARD 1 PRECINCT 2 Mrs. Sue Edinger Nlrs. Caxol Leuders Mrs. Mary Beverage Mrs. Sue Wall Mrs. Joan Allen Mra. Mirth Langer w.� � ��c��c� � l�tr�. J�nr�y �� Mre. M�b�l Hc��'�� Mre. Clarsno� Mi�oh�11 Mre. Connie 8amuelaon Mre. Nina M,aeeer Mra. Dee Claesg^ens Mrs. Gary Saherer Mra. Jean Strait 0 739� Symphony 1621 Onondaga 7420 Melody Drive 7350 Memory Lane 7361 Memory Lane 7363 Memory Lane 7368 Symphony 536 Rice Creek Terrace 6831 Oakley 831 Rice Creek Terrace 6850 Washington 543 66� Avenue 525 67� Avenue 75�� .1dQ�, Way� . 69�(? �ie�Qry ]�iv� 6917 Hiakory Driva 7800 Faat River Road 6972 Hickory Drive 7130 Riverview Terrace 7874 Alden Way 7635 Alden Way 784-2�5� 784-2454 7a4-9318 786-2�42 784-�659 7a4-37o9 784-0468 560-5036 56o-46i5 560-2935 560-2272 56o-2oi9 560-�388 784-7�75 784-0�95 784-4981 7e4-79eo 786-4406 784-6816 784-4058 784-5554 a)C7 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • ' 1 WARD 2 PRECINCT 1 Mrs. Rita Pierce 1Kxs. Gloria Myhra Mrs. Grace Ludwig Mrs. Harold Olsrud Mrs. Alberta Sims Mrs. Ramona Ziegler WARD 2 PRECINCT 2 Mrs. Beverly Kinsman Mrs. Edythe Collins Mrs. Bertha Johnson Mrs. Maxy Schneider Mrs. Vi Porter Mrs, Edna Erickson W�2��NQ'�� e. ��t�y �7earonimus 11�1xx�, Marianne Roiabinson Mra. Evelyn Hildebrandt Mxs. Nanoy Pagnu000 Mra. Rita Lambert Mrs. Betty Johnsrud 609 Bennett Drive 6360 Able 5744 W Moore Lake Drive 6350 Jackspn Street 630 58�' Avenue 771 58�' Avenue 1348 Hillcrest Drive 6854 Channel Road 5988 Woody Lane 1568 Ferndale 6870 Channel Road 6056 Woody Lane �575 T��llhag�t� 5211 Buohanan 594� Hackmann Avenue 1529 Berne Circle 5164 St. Moritz Drive 5801 Tennison 560-3650 560-2433 560-6003 560-3077 560-7�63 560-6893 7ss-o764 784-9626 78s-24�7 788-2768 784-65�4 788-6700 7aa-459a 786-6543 788-6790 78s-o885 788-49�0 788-7120 .5`� WARD j PRECINCT 1 Mrs. Pat Dittes Mrs. Marilyn Crowder Mrs. Gloria lvers Mrs. Daslene Vallin Mrs. Alice Mol Mrs. Evelyn Horn WARD 3 PRECINCT 2 Mrs. Velma Pinks Mrs. Gladys Syverson Mrs. Ardell Buss N1rs. M. K. Burton Mrs. Sharon Reemstma WARD 3 PRE�INCT 3 Mrs. Jean Milla Mrs. Jean Jackson Mra. William Wojciak ABSENTEE PRECINCT Mrs. Doris Shaw Mrs. Maxy Ellen Storley Mrs� Mary Larson ' 6291 Riverview Terrace 146 63rd Way _ 6271 Trinity Drive � 59 63z Wa.Y 251 Sylvan Lane 159 63rd Wa,y 5973 5� Street 117 53rd Avenue 6050 5� Street 5604 5�' Street 101 53rd Avenue 3090 3rd Street 485� 2�- Street 4844 3rd Street 6380 Madison 414 Rice Creek Terrace �340 66� Avenue 56o-3s53 56o-582i 560-2697 560-2707 560-�996 560-�899 560-3284 56o-53i6 560-2226 56o-3a65 560-6933 560-5469 560-6959 56o-672e 560-1767 560-5429 784-a777 .5�3 C 1� 1971 DFL RECOMMENDED ELECTION JUDGES �RIDLEY WARD 1 PRECINCT 1 l. Christian Skjerwold . Shirley Godeen . Janice Devries . Mrs. Roland Randall . Jeanne Schultz � . Mary Jane Hansen . Be tty Fore s tor 8. Laurt Zan�ni ' ' , FRIDLEY W�RD 1 PRECINCT 2 �,. Mary 3chreir�er 2. Dorothy Houck . l�ra. Willard Thorpe . I�oana Brubbakken . JQyQe McC�ellan . It�halia Swanson . Marion Born ♦ rni.ta, Rocheford ' ' ' FRIDLEY WARD 1 PRECINCT 3 �� . 3. �� . 6. r� � � Collette Bourdeawc Bonnie Kus�k Isabel Hook Mary Parker aloria Swanson Mrs. (3ilbert Rivard He tty Scott 7389 Nemory Lane 375-76t,h Ave NE 7410 Tempo Tarrace 7399 Lyric Lane 7351 Ternpo Terrace 1476 Onondaga NE 7539 Tempo Terrace 7380 Tempo Terrace � 6851 Oakley 750 Overton Drive 6854-7th 3t. N.E. 6810 Oagley 6749 Kennaaton Drive 6550 Oakley Drive 6876 Monroe N.E. 971 Pandora Drive 8115 E. River Road 280 Rice Creek Blvd. 236 Rice Creek Blvd. 630 Cheryl NE 511 Ely St. NE 145 He►cl�an Circ le 7190 Rinerview Terrace 786-2427 784-5033 784-1124 784-9,97� 7�34-0899 784-5972 784-�360 786-2944 56 0- 3045 560- 3249 560-4810 560-3015 560-1560 560-1646 560-3365 784-7545 784-5688 784-2626 786-2208 784-2917 �� ' ' FRIDLEY WARD 2 PRECINCT 1 �. Virginia Locker 2. Olive McPherson . i3e a Hya ra . Ruth 011ila . ,Ars. Lyle Rossman 6. Mrs. Harold Brezny �. Mary Jo Savelkoul . R�ss Haidle 9. Hazel Anderson ' ' , • �RIALEY W11RD 2 PRECINCT 2 5664 Jackson St. id.E. 560 Bennett Drive N.E. 6281 Able St. tT.E. 6310 Able St. N.E. 6361 tdonr�e St. N.E. 690-59th Ave. N.E. 916 W. M�ore Lake Drive 5714 W. Moore Lake Drive 6411 Able St. N.E. , : ��e, e .te Micholski __ _ - -- � �� 6665 ueri ta Ju oMSk a� �5920 h�-� • �._�8_ _ �----------_,k___�'' 1317 . �.8 . $��$-�s z ak 14 00 4. Ida Mae Kasshp . Rase Meyerhoff 1350 . Mra. D.A. Callotti 6075 . Karen Rok • 5617 ' , ' FRI�LEY W�►RD 2 PRECINCT 3 �L. Mrs. Dean Caldwell 2. Adeline 3wranson �. Judy EngelbrQtson . L�rraine Drovims 5.., Marlys Lisowski �. . Mrs. D. � Kerner , ' lJ wrthur St. N.E. 3tinson Blvd. Hillcrest Drive Rice Creek Rd. Hillside Drive YVoody Lane N.E. McKinley St. 5874 Hackmann Ave 5835 Central Ave. 5216 Taylor N.E. 1040 Hackmann Circle 5180 Lincoln St. N.E. 5794 Hackmann Ave. N.E. 560-7563 560-7372 560-3025 560- 6997 56 0- 3 581 560-60a3 560-3097 560- 6913 560-'�4�'3 784-9571 788- 6330 7£38-3041 784-8446 7a8-81?5 788-8405 786-2138 788-6973 788-7638 '788-696� �ras-og ss 788-833� 788-3720 (7n 1 �RIDLEY WaRD 3 PRECINCT 1 1. �2. 3. 4. �• . 7. , ' ' Carrol Kukowski Mrs. Kermit Hollen Mrs. Albert Marsnik Rosella Amar Laurie Harris Mary Meyers Helen �Iilcarek RIDLEY WARD 3 PRECINCT 2 . ,�ru1 Devore . Valerie Olatead . Germain Walafeld . �ean Johnson 5. ' Marlya Carpenter �6. Doris Laraon �7. Nanay Lambert ' ' ' RIDLEY WARD 3 PRECINCT 3 . Jean Phelan 2. Margaret Kurak �. Charolatte Fitzpatrick � . Betty Nelson .� �j 6. Pearl Sa�nd�trom 6 . Carol Mac s b s en te e Judge s 3. Mrs. Raymond Mondloh . Anita Rocheford , j� C in A Y' Q( e�f-'F'� F�-1-z.P q-�-r � c(C ' ' � 6131-5th 3t. N.E. 49 N.E. 66th Way 6101 Rainb�v► Drive 6121 Sunrise Drive 6200 Riverview Terrace N.E. 146-63 1�2 Way N.E. 250 Sylvan Lane N.E. 5960-6th 3t. N.E. 5377 �1 tura Lane 157 Crown Road 136 Horizon Circle 6030-3rd St. N.E. 5432 Horizon Driva 5965-4th 3t. N.E. N.E. N.E. 113 Gilbral ter Rosd 112 P anor e�ma Rd . 5273 Horizon Drive 5129 Horizon Drive 4856-3rd St. N.E. 5121 Hughes N.E. 6320 Monroe St. N.E. 971 Pandora Drive 5�73 1-4oriz,on �r�ve. N� 560- 69�� 560-48�f� 560-117Q 560-1318 560-24�� 560-1508 560-1286 560•�1155 560-�66p 560-8¢7'� 560-52&7 560-2712 560-4166 560-2374 560� 57e5 560-5416 560-531Q 560-$589 560-6p38 560-4�35 560-26Q7 560-33fb s`o- 5"�It �� ' " - , .� ' RESOLUTION N0. - � -1971 - F'j� ' ' RESOLUTION CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR�STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1970-1 �.. ' _ ,1 ' , , � ` c = �,..� �- — BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota, as fo1��Was , 1. The City Clerk has with the assistance of the engineers heretofore S�leCt�d by this Council for such Purpose, calculated the proper amounts Go bQ � specially assessed for the � ' ' STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1970-1 in said City against every assessable lot, piece, or parcel of land in accordance with the provisions of law, and has prepared and filed with t�a City Clerk tabulated statements in duplicate showing the proper descript�on of each and every lot, piece, or parcel of.land to be specially assessed and the amount calculated against the same. 2. Notice has�been duly published as required by law that this Council would ' tneet in special session at this time and place to pass on the proposed assessment. ' 1 � ' ' , ' ' '� ' ' � 3. Said proposed assesament has at all times since its filing been open to inspection and copying by all persons interested, and an opportuniCy has been given ta all interested persons to present their objections, if any, to such proposed assessment, or to any item thereof�, and no objections have been filed; except . , \ 4. The amounts specified in the proposed assessment are changed and altered as follows; . • . � � S. This Council finds�that each of the lots, pieces,�or parcels of land enumerated in said proposed assessment as altered and modified was and i� . •pecially benefited by the ' STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1970-1 in the amount in said proposed assessment as altered and modified by the eorrective roll in the amount set opposite the description of each such lot, piece, or parcel of land, and that said amount so set out is hereby levied against each of the respective lots, pieces, or parcels of_land therein described. �" - � � ' 1 ., , ' , ' , , '. � , �� page 2 - RESOLUTION N0. -1971 6. Snch proposed assessment as altered, mod�fied and corrected is af�irmed, adopted and confirmed, and the sums fixed and named in said proposed assess-� ment as altered, modified and corrected with the changes and alterations �� herein above made, are affirmed, adopted and confirmed as the proper special assessments for each of said lots, pieces, or parcels of land respectively. 7. Said assessment so affirmed, adopted, and confirmed shall be certified Co by the City Clerk and filed in his office and shall thereupon be and constitute the special assessment for STREET IMPROV.?MENT PROJECT ST. 1970-1 8. The amounts assessed against each lot, piece, or parcel of land shall bear interest fram the date hereof until the same have been paid at the rate of seven and one-half (7�) per cent per annum: 9. Such assessment shall be payable in ten (10) annual fnstallments payable on the l�t day of January in each year, beginning in the year 1972 and continuing until all of said inetallments ahall have been paid, each inatall- t�ent to be collected With taxes collectible during said year by the County Auditor. 10. The City Clerk is hereby directed to make up and file in the office of the • County Auditor of Anoka County a certified statement of the unount�of all such unpaid assessa�enta and the amount which will be due thereon on the let day of Janua�y of each year. . . `� The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Councilman ` , and upon vote being taken thereon the following vote in favor thereof: ' . . �`� . i ' and the following voted against the aame: ' � � pASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OP' � , �971. .� • ' ' ' ATTEST : ' . . . ' CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL .� MAYOR - JACK 0. KIRKHAM �i ' I ' I , I � I � ' ' , � � r ' �, , ' , ' � ' L�' ' / �:; �� btESOLUTION N0. A RESOLUTION ORDERING PRELIMINARY PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES OF THE COSTS THEREOF: STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJ�CT ST. 1972-1 AND ST. 1972-2 (MSAS) BE IT RESOLVED, by the Coundil of the City of Fridley as follows: 1. That it appears in the interest of the City and of the property owners affected that there be constructed certain improvements, to wit: Street Improvements, including grading, stabilized base, hot-mix bitum- inous mat, concrete pavement, concrete curb and gutter, sidewalks, aCorm aewer system, water and sanitary sewer services and other facilities located as follows: (The petitions received and filed by the City for the improvements are indicated opposite to the relative street.) A. Under Prolect St. 1972-1:_ 1. Alden Way Z. Riverview Tertace 3. East River Road East Service Drive 4. Clover Place S, Benjamin Street 6. 63rd Avenue N.E. � (Briardale Plat) 7. 62nd Avenue N.E,. � (Briardale Plat) 8. 61st Avenue N.E. (Briardale Plat) 9. McRinley Circle �� (Briardale Plat) 10.. Ferndale Avenue � 11. 60th Avenue N.E. � �,, _ 12. Oakwood Manor .. � Petition : N-- °--�•—r, Riverview Terrace to 200t North of 62nd Way ' 200' North of 62nd Way�to 121' South of 63rd Way Outlot I, Great Northern Industrial Center - Fridley Monrce Street to Jackson Street Gardena Avenue to Rice Creek Road Eenjamin Street to 300' to the East Benjamin Street to Stinson Boulevard Benjamin Street to McKinley Street 63rd Avenue to 500' to the South 650� West of Benjamin Street to Benjamin Street. 650' West of Benjamin Street Co Benjamin Street. Gardena Avenue to 60th Avenue N.E. 1%!i�i�.��Y 17-1��0 ��A�17� �7-��70 ' ' � 'I , ' � .i , ' 0 Order Prelim. Plans page 2 �j�5 St. 1972 1& 1972 2 13. Stfnson Boulevard , 61sE Avenue to Gardena Avenue 14. Arthur Street North Danube Road to Gardena Avenue • (Innsbruck North Plat) _ '.15.. North Innsbruck Drive Matterhorn Drive to the East City Limita (Innsbruck North Plat) 16. North Danube Road i�lest Danube Road to l�orth Innsbruck Drive (Innsbruck North Plat) 17. 8ast Danube Road Matterhown Drive to North Innsbruck Drive (Innsbruck North Plat) 18. ilest Danube Road East Danube.Road to North Danube Road (Innsbruck North Plat) 19. South Danube Circle East Danube Road to 550' to the East (Innsbruck North Plat) . 20. Regis Lane Regis Trail to Matterhorn Drive . , _ . _ _ • �. ..: . . , .. __ - _ .. 8. Under Project St. 1972-2 (MSAS � 1. ldouroe Street Mississippi Street to 67th Avenue Z. Gardena Avenue Arthur Street to Stinson Boulevard $. Matterhora Drive $illwind Road to Gardena Avenue I � • ' � . _ .. • . • 2. That the City Engineer, Nasim M. Qureshi, City Hall, Fridley, Minn. is i►ereby authorized and directed to draw the preliminary plans and �pecifications and to tabulate the results of his estimatea of the coats of aaid improvementa, including every item of cost from inception to completion and all fees and expenses incurred (or to be incurred) in connection therewith, or the financing thereof, and to make a' preliminary report of hia findings, stating therein whether said improvements are feasible and whethex they can best be made as propoaed, ' or ia connection with eome othex ±mprovewents (and the e9tima*_ed coat �s � secom�nended), including also a description of the landa or area ae may receive benefits therefrom and as may be proposed to be assessed. ' ; . „ ' � ' - � Order Prelim. Plans �t. 1972 1� 1972 2 PaAe 3__ � � . , ' � , , 3. Tt►at said preliminary repoxt of the Engineer ahall be fuxnished to tha Council. � �; ADOPTED BX THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS ,/ — DAY OF , 1�71. ' . MAYOR - Jack 0. Rirkham � ATTEST: ' � - ' . � CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell ' . ---_ . . . ' , � � , , ' ' ' , 0 • � / � 0 0 � 6 ! _"` � - M AP �...� A.S•�►.S.I -• -• � C7 I , � � � ' ' � . � RESOLUTION N0. . - � '., A RESOLUTION RECEIVING THE PRELIMINARY REPORT AND CALLING A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE MATTER OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN IMPROVEbIENTS: STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJEC� ST. 1972-1 AND 1972-2 (MSAS) � � WIiEREAS, the construction of certain improvements is deemed to b� in ' � ttie interest of the City of Fridley and the property owners affeated thereby. ll ' 1 � ' � � ' . �ig BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of�Fxidley, as followa; 1. That the preliminary report submitted by Citv En�ineer FridleX, ' Nasim M. Qureshi P.E. is hereby received and accepted. 2. That the City Clerk sha11 act to ascertain the name and addxeas of the amer of each parcel of land directl.y affected or within the area af lands as may be proposed to be assessed for said improvementa, and calculate estimates of assessments as may be proposed relative thereto against each of said lands. 3. That the area proposed to be assessed for said improvementa and aach of them as noted in said notice are all the lands and areas aa noted in said notice: All of the same to be assessed proportionately according to the benefita received. 4. That the eatimates of assessmenta of the Clerk ahall be available !ox inspection to the awner of any parcel of land as may�be affected thereby : at any public hearing held relative thereto, as well aa at any priox time reasonable and convenient. � 5. , . , � 6. � . . ' ' _ . ' I � . � I _ G ` That the City Clerk is suthorized and directed to give notiee oP auch Yublic Hearing by publishing a notice thereof in.the official aewopap�l� of the City of Fridley and by mailed notices to all thn praperty owneYs whose property ia liable to be assessed w ith the making of theae • improvements according to law, such notice to be aubstantially in tha form and eubsfance of the notice attached hereto as Exhibit r�Arr� That this Council will meeC on the day of , 1971 at o'clock P.M. at the.City Hall in the City o�•Fridley for the NN � purpose of holding a Public Hearing on the icapravement noted in th�, Notice attached hereto and made a part thereof by reference, Exhibit�'�,��, ,i , -- / % ADOPTED BY Ti� CITY COUNCIL OF TI� CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS UAY OF , 197 �.. ATTEST: CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell 0 ' .� MAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham `' 0 -• . . OF'FICIAi PUBLICATION � � . . . , - : . ��.'� . . . . .-CITY OF FRIDLEY . � ' .. • � .._ � �' ' �_1 .� -•-- • --.. - . _ .. . . - - - -(EXHIBIT A) . � � � FOTICE OF AEARING ON ZrIPROVEMENTS � '� STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1972-1 AND ST. 1972-2 (MSAS) � pHERF.AS, the City Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka Count�ti � _.Minnesota, has deemed it expedient to receive evidence pertaining tq Ch� imprwevents hereinafter described. . NOW TAEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on the __��y o£ � � , • at o'clock P.M. the City Council will �eet at the City Hall in said City, and will at said time and place hear all parties interested in said improvements in whole or in part. The general nature af the improvements is the construction (in thql , �]„ands and streets noted below) of the following improvements, to-wit: _ ,, • � � CONSTRi1CTI0N ITEM . . .. . . _ _ - _ . ��- . . � Street Improvements, including grading, stabilized base, hot-mix bitum- �inous mat, concrete pavement, concrete curb and gutter, sidewalks, storm • sewer system, water and saaitary sewer services and other facilitiea located as follows: ' . , . -�� ' -.. • � - , (The petitions received aad file�d by the City for the improvements Ara indicated opposite to the relative street.) . ' i _ _ . . — . Peti�i0p, A. Onder Project St. 1972-1: � � � p_. ��,, . . 1. Alden Way '� Riverview Terrace to 200' North • of 62nd Way , „ 2. Riverview Terrace 200� North of 62nd Way to 121' • � South of 63rd Way 3. East River Road East . Outlot I, Great Northern Industrial , Service Drive Center - Fridley 4. Clover Place ' Monroe Street to Jackson Street S. Benjamin Street Gardena Avenue to Rice Creek Road 17-��7Q Benjamin �treet to 300' to the East , 6. 63rd Avenue N.E. � � (Briardale Plat) � �. 62nd Avenue N.E;. Benjamin Street to Stinson Boulevard (Briardale Plat) . 8. 61st Avenue N.E. Benjamin Street to McKinley Street � (BriasdA��,� �'lat) ' ' ' ' ' ' Notice of Hearing on Improvements $treet Improvement Project ST. 1972-1 & 1972-2 - 9. McKinley Circle �� (Briardale Plat) 10. Ferndale Avenue � 11. 60th Averiue N.E. � /' / Page 2 � � 63rd Avenue to S00' to the South 650' West of Benjamin Street to` 17-1970 Benjamin Street. , 650' West of Benjamin Street to 17-1970 Benjamin Street. ' . _ 12. Oakwood Manor Gardena Avenue to 60th Avenue N.E. 17-1970 ''�` 13. Stinson Boulevard , 61st Avenue to Gardena Avenue ' � 14. Arthur Street North Danube Road to Gardena Avenue (Innsbruck North Plat) '.15. North Innsbruck Drive Matterhorn Drive to the East City Lia�ita ' � (Innsbruck North Plat) . 16. North Danube Road West Danube Road to North Innsbruck Dxive . '.. � . (Innsbruck North Plat) . 1�. East Danube Road Matterhown Drive to North Innsbruck Drive ' , (Innsbruck North Plat) ' . 18. West Danube Road East Danube Road to North Danube Road ' (Innsbruck North Ylat) 19. South Danube Circle East Danube Road to S50' to the East • (Ignsbruck North Plat) , . __ 20. Regis Lane Regis Trail to Matterhorn Dri�ve . � , ��-_-- ____-_ .. . . _ . .., _.. .. . � . . _- _. _ __ _ _ . . .. _ _ . . _ f �...._.^_ _ _ -.. _ _ � B. Under Project St. 1972-2 (MSAS) � ' 1. Monroe Stree[ . Miasissippi Street to 67th Avenue � 2. Gardena Avenue Arthur Street to Stinson Boulevard • 3. Matterhorn.Drive $illwind Road to Gardena Avenue ' -- � :.--- - -- - - - � ' . _ ' • . ' . � � ' Notice of Hearing on Improvements page 3 , Street Impxovement Project St. 1972-1 & St. 1972-2 ' / ` 8ST71�SA1'ED COST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • •'� . ' � --- ---- --- - . . - - - --- - - - - TgpT T'� ARF,A PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED FOR SAID Il�ROVEI�riENTS IS AS FOLLaWS : ' -For Construct on Item above ------------------------------------- ' __ �ll1of �he land abutting upon said streets named above and all ,� l�mds within, adjacent anll abutting thereto. � ' AI1 af said land to be assessed proportionately according to t'he �, —benefits xeceived by such improvements. �--That should the Council proceed with saeYe�fterotherwi eeprovided by�the ' each separate improvements, except as h Council all under the following authority, to-wit: Minnesota Statutes 1961, Chapter 429 and laws amendatory thereof, and in conformity with the City � ._ ..._�arter. , • DATED 1'�S ________ DAY OF _, 1971, BY ORDER OF. TI�E CITY � ~ " .- �COtTNCIL. . . . ' • I�tAYOR - Jack 0. Kirkham, '' � . ' publish : • �, .. , ' . • . . .,�/ . ' ' � ' ' , ' � %� � . ' -- _ � � RESOLUTION NO. � -�1971 � . ' ' � 2 . , � -•� ��, ' RESOLUTION CERTIFYING CHARGES TO THE COUNTY AUDiTOR TO BE LEVI72 AGAZNST CERTAIN PROPERTIES FOR COLLECTTON WITH THE TAXES PAYABLE TN 19 ' WHEREAS, listed below; a nuisance condition has been found to exist on the ].ots I' WHEREAS, the owner of such property was given notice to abate such nuisance, and ' WHEREAS, the owner of such•property did not abate such nuisance and the City of Fridley, under authority of Secta.on 145.23, Minnesota State 'Statute of 1953, did therefore abate the nuisance at a total cost of $9,805.02e '1�iOW, TFiEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Ca.ty C].erk a.s hereby auth- or3zed and directed to certify to the County Auditor for col].ection � with the taxes payable in �.972, the charges as listed belcsw: ' ' Plat 53903 plat 53903 Plat 53903 'plat 53912 Pl�t 53912 --plat 53913 , plat 53913 1 ' ' ' ' � � ' Plat 54027 Plat 54027 Plat 54027 plat 54027 Plat 54151 Pl.at 54152 Plat 54153 Plat 54153 plat 54153 Plat 54154 Plat 54154 Plat 54155 plat 54155 plat 54155 Plat 54].55 Plat 54155 plat 54155 plat 54155 p].at 54157 Plat 54157 plat 54162 plat 54162 parcel 1260, parcel 1280, parcel 1290� parcel 960, parcel 4780, parcel 10, parcel. 200, Unplatted Section 3 Unplatted Section 3 Unplatted Section 3 Unplatted Section 7.2 Unplatted Secti.on 12 Unp].atted Section 13 Unplatted section 13 Parcel 280, Lots 8,9,].0, Blkol, Adams Street Parcel 1040, Lots 6,7, Blk.4, Adams Street Parcel 1060, Lot 8, B�.k.4, Adams Street parcel 1220,'''Lots 15,16, Blk.4, Adams Street parcel 1300, Revi.sed Aud. Subo #10 . parcel ].245 , Lot 5, Aud . Sub o�,�21 parcel 500, Lot 3, Audo Subo ��22 parcel 1060, Lot 7, Aud. Subo #22 parcel. 2180, Lot 16, Aud. Sub. rr22 Paxcel 21.00, = Lot 13, Audo Sub. #z3 parcel 2300, Lot.15, Aud, Sub. �23 pa�: cel 1100, parcel ].120, Parcel 1130, parcel ].270, Parcel 1400, parcel ].5].0, parce�. 1850, parcel 340, Parcel 350, parcel 300. Parcel. al5 � Aud. Sub. �r25 Pt o of Lot 3, Aud . Sub .��,-25 Pt. of Lot 4, Aud. Sub. #25 Pt. of Lots 3-5, Aud. Sub. #25 Lot 6, Aud. Subo #25 Lot 7, Aud. Subo #�25 Lot 9, Aud. Sub o; 25 Aud, Sub. ��59 Aud. Sub o �59 Lot ]., Attd. Subo $r89 Aud o Sub o #;-89 ,S 228002 9.75 , 9.74 30509� 158049 ].87.36 187035 24.14 12.74 17.72 19.49 ?9079 6.75 179.55 6.75 13 050 25.49 77049 28.88\ 74.79 77.�:9 77.49 139.05 117.87 84.38 57.67 57068 13.50 97.20 0 ' RESOLUTION NOe_„_„_1971 , ' ' ' , 1 ' ' ' ' '� ' ' ' ' ' � ' Plat Plat Plat Plat Plat Plat Plat Plat Plat Plat 54163 54�64 54164 54167 54167 54167 54167 54167 54167 54169 Plat 55086 Plat 55086 Plat 55168 Plat 55168 Plat 55168 Plat 55168 Plat 55168 Plat 55168 Plat 55168- Plat 55168 Plat 55168 Plat 55168 P1at 55168 _ Plat 55168 Plat 55168 Plat 55168 Plat 55168 plat 55168 Plat 55168 Plat 55168 p3.at 55168 Plat 55168 Plat 55168 plat 55168 plat 55168 plat 55168 plat 55168 Plat 55168 Plat 55168 Plat Plat plat Plat Pla Pla� Plat Plat Piat parcel Parcel parcel parcel Parcel Parcel parcel parcel parcel parcel 55185 55186 55255 55255 55255� 55255 55255 55255 55255 1100, 1400, 1530, 30, 900, 1060, 2100, 2180, 2200, 2300, Lot 19, Aud. Sub. #92 Pte of Lots 9& 11, Audo Sub. #94 E� of Lot 11, Aud, Sube #94 Lot l, Aud. Sub o#129 Lot 13, Aud, sube #129 (146082 for 1970) Lot 15, Aud. Sub. #129 Lot 30, Aud. Sub. #129 Lot 31, Aud. Sub. #129 . Lot 31, Aud. Sub . #129 Aud. Sub. #155 parcel 685, Lot parcel 690, Lot parcel 10, Lot parcel 40, Lot parcel 80, Lot Parcel 160, Lot Parcel 200, Lot parcel 300, Lot parcel 340, I+ot Parcel 380, -Lot parcel 440, Lot parcel 480, Lot parcel_520, Lot parcel 560, I.ot parcel 600, Lot parcel 660, Lot parcel-700, II,�t Parcel 740, I.ot parcel 780, I+ot Parcel 820, -..=�Lot parcel 860, Lot parcel 900, Lo Parcel 1000, Lo parcel 1080, parcel 1320, Lo parcel 1360,-- parcel 1400, parcel 1440, Lo parcel 1480, Lo parcel parcel parcel parcel parcel parcel parcel parcel parcel 940, 620, l�� 50, 100, 150, 200, 250� 300, 8 � 9, 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. 9, 10 11 12 l, 2, 3, t 4, t l, Lot 3, t 3, Lot 4 Lat 5 t 6 t 7. Block 3, Block 3, Block l, Block l, Block 1, Block 1, Block l, Blo�c 2 � Block 2, Block 2, Block 2, Block 2, Block 2, Block 2, Block 2. , slocx 2 , Block 2 , Block 2 Block 3, Block 3, Block 3, Block 3, Block 4, Block 4, Block 5, , Block 5 , Block 5 , Block 5 Block 5, p�" "�� .�i•p� 8A .7� 13.�Q 51.14 313.82 26.24 76.95 30.89 76�9� 127,83 Bennett Palmer gennett Palmer Bourdeaux's Spring Brook Bourdeaux's Spring Brook Bourdeaux's Spring Brook gourdeaux's Spring Brook Bourdeaux's spring Brook Bourdeaux's Spring Brook Bourdeaux's Spring Brook Bourdeaux's Spring Brook gourdeaux's Spring Brook gourdeaux's Spring Brook Bourdeaux's Spring Brook Bourdeaux's spring Brook Bourdeaux's Spring Brook , Bourdeaux's Spriag Brook , Bourdeaux's Spring Brook , Bourdeaux's Spring Brook Bourdesux's Spring Brook Bourdeaux's Spring Brook Bourdeaux's Spring Brook Bourdeaux's Spring Brook Bourdeaux's Spring Brook Bourdeaux'a Spring Brook Bourdeaux's Sprinq Brook , Bourdeaux's SPrin9 Brook , gourdeawc's Spring Brook , gourdeaux's Spring Brook Bourdeaux's Spring Brook 4.69 4.70 7.93 7.93 7.94 7.94 7.94 11.83 11.84 11.84 11.84 11.84 11.84 ��.aa �,�..aa ��.aa ii.8a 11.85 9.13 9.13 9.14 9.15 38.3a 38.3� 7.4� 7.616 7.67 7.67 7.67 Lots 14 & 15, Brookviaw Addition Lot 7, Block 2, Brookview, 2nd Add. L.1,B1.1,Carlson's sunuait Manor AnneX,Znd L.2,Bl.1,Carlson's Sum�nit lHanor Annex•2nd L.3,B1.1,Carlson's Summit MaAOr �e�.ana L.4,Bl.1,Carlson's Susrimit Manor Annex,2nd L.5,Bl.l,Carlson's Summit Manor Ann�•�nd L.6,Bl.1,Carlsor�'� xS,��t �Qx �` � I,.1,B1.Z�Carison's summit l�anor Annex,2nd ��.7�4 40 . �0 8. ��# 8.�'�� 8.75 8.75 e•7i 8.�� 16.3.l� � � ' , ' , ' RESOLUTION NO. 1971 Plat 55255 Parcel 350, Plat 55255 Parcel 400, Plat 55258 Parcel 60, Plat 55258 'Parcel 80, Plat 55258 Parcel 110, Plat plat Plat Plat Plat �Plat Plat Plat Plat Plat 55338 55341 55341 55341 55341 55341 55341 55341 55341 55341 ' Plat 55401 plat 55401 'Plat 55401 Plat 55430 ,Plat 55480 'Plat 55480 plat 55480 'Plat 55480 Plat 55480 Plat 55480 'Plat 55480 Plat 55480 Plat 55480 'Plat 55480 Plat 55480 Plat 55480 ,Plat 55480 Plat 55480 Plat 55480 , Plat 55480 Parcel Parcel Parcel Parcel Parcel Parcel Parcel Parcel parcel Parcel 200, 20, 60, 80, 100, 120, 140, 160, 180, 200, Parcel 540, parcel 770, Parcel 830, parcel 700, �arcel parcel parcel Parcel Parcel parcel parcel parcel parcel Parcel parcel parcel parcel Qarcel Parcel Parcel 200, 250, 300, 550, 600, 650, 700, � 750, 800, 850, 900, 950, 1600, 1650, 1800, 1900, Page �4 L.2,B1e2,Carlson's Summit Manor Annex,2nd L.3,B1.2,Carlson's Summit Manor Annex,2nd L.3,B1.1,Carlson's Summit Manor North (4.40 for 1970) L.4,B1.1,Carlson's Summit Manor North (4.40 for 1970j LoS,Bl.l,Carlson's Summit Manor North Lots 1-20, Bloc Lot 1, Block 1, Lot 3, Block l, Lot 4, Block 1, Lot 5, Block l, Lot 6, Block l, Lot 7, Block l, Lot 8, Block l, Lot 9, Blo�k 1, Lot 10, Block l, (4.40 for 1970j k l, Central Avenue Add. Central View Manor Central View Manor Central View Manor Central View Manor Ceritral View Marior Central View Manor Central V iew Mar�or Central View Manor Central View Manor 16.15 16.1�5 9e77 9.77 9.80 97.20 1.51 1.50 1,50 1050 1.50 1.5Q 1.50 1.49 1.49 Lot 4, Block 4, City View Addition 12.74 Lots 9& 10, Block 5, City Viaw Add. , 10.14 Lots 15 & 16, Block 5, City View Ac1d. 10.14 Lot 8, Block 2, Clark's Addition 17�5�, Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot - Pt . Pt .. Pt. Pt. 4, Block 2, Com¢nerce Park 5, Block 2, Commerce Park 6, Bloek 2, Comme�:ce Park 11, Block 2, Commerce Park 12, Block 2, Commerce Park 13, Block 2, Commerce Park 14, Block 2, Commerce Park 15, Block 2, Commerce Park 16, Block 2, Comm�xce Park 17, Block 2, Commerce Park 18, Block 2, Co�nerce Park 19, Block 2, Conmaerce Park of L.l, Block 4, Commerce Park of L.l, Block 4, Commerce Park of Lo2, Block 4, Commerce Park of Lo2. Block 4, Commerce Park Plat 55731 Parcel 200, I.at 4, Block 2, Don's 5th Addition 'Plat 55731 Parcel 750, Lot 10, Block 3, Don's 5th Addition Plat 55731 Parcel 800, Lot 11, Block 3, Don's 5th Addition Plat 55731 Parcel 850, Lot 12, Block 3, Don's 5th Addition 'Plat 55731 Parcel 950, Lot 14, Block 3, Don's 5th Addition Plat�55764 Parcel 640, Lot 13, Block l, Edge�water Gardens Plat 55764 Parcel 1320, Lot 5� Block 2, Sdgetivater Gardens ' � 27.53 38.13 38.15 17.27 17.29 17.29 17.�� 17.2� 17.30 17.30 17.31 17.31 126.99 1�b.99 100. �9 14v�� ZS�49 46.�� 46.5' 46.53 a6.sa 6.75 41.36 ' RESOLUTSON NO, . 1971 ` page �,1� ' Plat 55764 Parcel Plat 55764 Parcel 'plat 55995 Parcel Plat 55995 Parcel Plat 55995 � Parcel. ,Plat 55995 Parcel Plat 56075 Parcel , � .' � plat plat p].at Plat p1.at Plat plat pl at plat plat Plat ' Plat P1at ' plat plat ��lat ' Plat Plat Plat ' Plat plat Plat Plat Plat ' Plat Plat ' plat plat Plat ' p1.at Plat Plat ' Plat Plat 56137 5 61.3 7 56137 5 61.3 7 56137 56137 56159 56159 56159 56159 56159 56162 56162 56308 56308 56308 56308 56308 563Q8 56308 5G308 56308 56308 56308 56652 56741 56744 5674'4 56745 56745 56745 56745 56745 56745 'Plat 56793 Plat 56793 Plat 56793 ' Plat 56�93 �•., parcel parcel parcel parcel parcel Parcel Parcel. parcel parcel Parcel Parce]. parcel ParceJ. parce]. parcel parce]. parcel Parcel parcel Parcel parcel parcel parcel Parcel 1480, Lot 2. Block 3, Edgewater Gardens 1880, Lot 1, Block 4, Edgewater Gardens 20, Lots 1& 2,�Block 6, Fridley Park 420, Lots 39-42, Block 6, Fridley Park 3600, Lot 21. Block 17, Frid].ey Park 3610, Lot 22, Block 17, Fridl.ey Park 240, Lot 7, B].ock l, Gideo's lst Addition 10, Lot l, Block l, Gunderson Terrace 100, Lot 3, Block 1, Gunderson Terrace 650, Lot 1, Block 3, Gunderson Terrace 700, Lot 2, Block 3, Gunderson Terrace 750, Lot l, Bl.ock 4, Gunderson Terrace 850, Lot 2, Block 4, Gunderson Terrace 2100, Lot 27, Blo7, Hamilton's Add. to Mech. 27�0, Lot 28, B1.9, Hamilton's Add. to Mech. 2760, L.29,30,81.9, Har.lilton!s Add. to Mech. 3090, L.l-3,BJ..].l, Hamilton's Add. to Mech. 3900, L.23-30,B1oJ.3, Hama.lt�on's Add. to Mech. parcel Parcel parcel parcel Parcel parcel parcel parcel parcel Parce]. 480, Lot 3, Block 2, Hayes Ra.ver Lots 580, Lot 4, Block 2, Hayes River Lots 4850, Lot� 7& N'z8, Bl.ock ],1, Hyde Park 4870, Lots S%8 & Ni9, Block 11, Hyde Park 5160, Lot 23, Block 11, Hyde Park 5180, Lot 24, Block 11, Hyde Parlt 6340, L.16-24.29,30, Block ].3, Hyde Park 6460, Lots 21-2G, Block 13, Hyde Park ?980, Ni of Lou 28, Bloc7� 21, Hyde Paxk 7990, Lot 29, B1ocY 27., Hyde Paxk 8030;- Lot 3, Block 22, Hyde Park 8895, Lot l, Block 25, Hyde Park 8900, Lot 2, Block 25, Hyde Park 2080, 500, 440, 480, 200, 240, 880, 1000, 1040, 1080, parce]. 910, parcel 960, parcel 10].0, parcel 1Q60, Lots Lot - Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot 1-32, Block 8, Lowell Addition 4, Block 1, Maple Manor 11, Block 1, biarian Hills 12, Block 1, Marian Hills 6, Block 1, Marian Hills, 7, Block l, Marian Hills, 3, Block 2, Max'ian Hills, 6, Block 2, Marian Hills, 7, Block 2, Marian Hills, 8, B].ock 2, Marian Hills, Lot l, Block 2, Lot 2, BlOCk 2, Lot 3, Block 2, Lot 4, Block 2, 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd Nieado��moor Terrace l�ieado��moor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meado��moor Terrace 6.75 26028 33.78 67.07 10 . 7�. 10.74 23064 19.99 20.01 28.54 28.58 25 .18 25.20 6.75 11.09 15.75 20025 28.19 19.49 85.19 18.73 12.50 9.74 9.75 56.49 56.52 4.24 8.50 16.14 12.74 16.14 110.30 80.60 18.74 18.74 10.04 10.04 10.90 10.91 10.91 10.91 7.82 �.si 7.81 7.81 , RESOLUTION NO. 1971 � pale r�� ' Plat 56793 Plat 56793 'Plat 56793 Plat 56793 Plat 56793 Plat 56�93 �;; Plat 56793 � , ' ' , ' � � ' ' P1.at 56793 Plat 56793 Plat 56793 Pl.at 56793 Plat 56793 plat 56793 plat 56793 plat 56793 Plat 56793 plat 56793 Plat 56793 p].at 56793 Plat 56793 plat 56793 Plat-56793 Plat 56793 Plat 56793 ; P1at 56793 plat 56793 Plat 56793 P].at 56793 Plat 56793 P1at 56793 Plat 56793 P].at 56793 Plat 56793 plat 56793 plat 56793 plat 56793 Plat 56793 'Plat 56793 Plat 56793 parcel Parcel Parcel. parcel Parce7. Parcel parcel Parcel Parcel Pa.rcel parcel Parcel parcel Parcel Parcel Parcel parcel Parcel Parcel Parcel Parcel Parce]. Parcel. Parcel ParceJ. Parcel Parcel parcel Parcel Parcel parcel parcel parcel Parcel parcel parcel Parcel parcel Parcel 'Plat 56808 Parcel Plat 56808 parcel Plat 56808 Parcel ' Pl.at 56808 Parcel p1.at 56808 Parcel plat 56808 Parcel ' Plat 56809 Parcel p].at 56887 ParceJ. 'p1.at 56887 Parcel plat 56941 Parcel 1110, Lot 1160, Lot 1210, Lot 1260, Lot 1310, Lot 1360, Lot 1410, Lot 1610, Lot 1660, Lot 1710, Lot 1760, Lot 1810, Lot 1860, Lot 1910, Lot 1960, Lot 2010, Lot 2060, Lot 2].10, Lot 2210, Lot 2260, Lot 2310, Lot 2360, Lot 25].0, Lot 2 61.0 , Lot 2660, Lot 2810, Lot 2860, Lot 2910, Lot 2960, Lot 3010, Lot 3060;� " Lot 3110, Lot 3160, Lot 3310, Lot 3360, Lot 3560, Lot 3660, Lot 3710� Lot 3760, Lot 280, Lot 400, Lot 2840, Lot 3040, Lot 3080, Lot 3440, Lot 1400, Lot 100, Lot ].50, Lot 3�0, Lot 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27 28 29 30 3, 5, 6, 9, 10 11 12 13 14 15 l6 19 20 24 26 27 28 Block 2, Block 2, Block 2, Block 2, Block 2, Block 2, B].ock 2, Block 2, Block 2, Block 2, Black 2, Block 2, Block 2, Block 2, Block 2, Block 2, Bl.ock 2, Block 2, , Block 2, , Block 2, , Block 2, , Block 2, B].ock 3, Block 3, Block 3, Block 3, , B�ock 3, , Block 3, , Block 3, , Block 3, , BJ.ock 3, , B].ock 3, , Block 3, , Block 3, , Block 3, , Block 3, , Block 3, ,� Block 3, , Block 3, Meadowmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace p4eadowmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meadawmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meadawmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meadawmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meadawmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meadawmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meado��moor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meadawmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meado�,�moor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meado�,imoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace 2�Ieadowmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace Meadawmoor Terrace Meadowmoor Terrace 8, Block 1, Melody Manor 11, $lock 1, Melody tdanor 22, Block 4, Melody Manor 5, Block 5, Melody Manor 6, Block 5, Melody l4anor 15, Block 5, Melody Dianor 12, Block 3, Melody rianor, 2nd 3, Block 1, Moore Lake Hills, 2nd 4, B1ocY. 1, Moore Lake H�.11s, 2nd 17, Block 1, Murdax Park 7.80 ?.80 7.80 7.80 7.80 7.80 7.80 7e80 7.79 7.79 7079 ?.79 7.79 7.79 7.79 7.79 7.79 7.79 7.79 ?.79 7.79 7.79 42.22 42023 42.23 14.73 14.72 14.72 14.72 14.72 14.72 14.72 14.72 14.72 14.72 42.23 42.25 42.25 42.25 29.75 29.76 49039 10.98 10.98 11.02 29.63 49.27 49.29 12.74 ' RESOLUTION NO.______,,,_1971 ' plat Plai: 'Plat Plat plat 'plat -, , Plat Plat ' Plat Plat Plat ' Plat Plat ' Plat plat Plat 'Plat Plat p].at 'Plat Plat 'Plat plat -" Plat ' f plat plat Plat 'Plat plat Plat ' Plat p1.at 'Plat Plat Plat ' , ' ' , 56986 56986 56986 56986 56986 5'6986 56986 56986 56986 56986 56986 56986 56986 56986 56986 56986 56986 56986 569a6 5698b 56986 Plat Plat Plat plat pl.at plat p1.at Plat plat p].at Plat p�.at 57096 57096 57096 57096 57096 57189 57189 57189 57189 57189 57J.89 57189 57189 57235 5724]. 57241 57241 57241 57241 57282 57309 57309 57352 57569 57572 57572 Parcel Parcel parcel Parcel 1?arcel. Parcel Parcel Parcel. parcel parcel Parcel parcel Parcel Parcel parcel parc�l parcel parcel parce]. Parcel Parcel Paxcel parcel parcel Parcel parcel Parcel parcel parce]. parcel Parcel Parcel Parce�. parcel parcel 1350, 1400, 1450, 1500, 1550, 1600, 1650, 1700, 1750, 1800, 1850, 1900, 1950, 2000, 2050, 2100, 2150, 2200, 2300, 2350, 2400, parce]. parcel parcel parcel parcel Parcel parcel Parce� parcel parcel parcel parcel Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lo� Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. 9, 10 ii 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 310, Lot 320, Lot 330, Lot 350, Lot 1040, Lot 10, Lot 35, Lots 170, ; , Lot 191. , -. %Lot 200,. Lot 240, Lot 250. Lot 1340� Lot 560, Lot 10, 200, 300, 400� 500, 2160, 20, 760, 6305, 2240, 540, 2600, Block 2, Nagel's Woodlands Block 2, Nagel's Woodlands Block 2, Nagel's V7oodlands Bl.ock 2, Nagel's Woodlands Block 2, Nagel's ti9oodlands Block 2,�Nage1's k7oodlands Block 2, Nagel's Woodlands Block 2, Nage1's T+�oodlands Block 2, Nagel's Woodlands , Block 2, Nagel's Tr�oodlands , Block 2, Nagel's Woodlands , Bl.ock 2, Nagel's Woodlands , B].ock 2, Nage].'s Woodlands , Block 2, Nagel's V7oodlands , Block 2, Nagel's Ydoodlands , Block 2, Nagel's Woodlands , Block 2, Nagel's Woodlands , Block 2, Nagel's Woodlands , Block 2, Nagel's Woodlands , Bl.ock 2, Nage�.'s VToodlands , Block 2, Nayel's Vloodl.ands pag e �� 21.57 21.57 21.57 2]..57 21057 21.57 21.57 21.58 21.58 21e58 21058 21e58 21.58 21e58 21.58 2]..58 _ 21o5f3 21.58 21.58 21.58 21.57 16, Block 2, Oa�; Grove Addit�.on 5.40 17, Block 2, Oak Grove Addition 5.40 18, Block 2, oak Grove Addition 8.06 20, Block 2, Oak Gxove Additian 8•�8 30, Block 4, Oak Grove Addition 18.74 1, Block l, Onaway Addition 6.75 2-4, Block 1, Onaway Addition 25.49 s 16 & 17, Block l, Onaway Addition 25.49 s 18 & 19, B].ock l, Ona�vay Addition 25.49 20, Block l, Ona��ay Addition 12.74 24, Block l, Onaway Addition 12e74 25, Block 1, Onaway Addition 12.74 s 8& 9, Block 6, Onaway Addition 12�7�'.. 14, Block 1, Ostman's 3rd Adda.ta.on 80.76 �; �-_ � Lot 1, Block 1, Ouimette Terrace Lot 3, B].ock 1, Ouimette Terrace Lot 1, Block 2, Ouimette Terrace Lot 2, Block 2, Oua.mette Terrace Lot 3, Block 2, Ouimette Terrace Lot 9, Block 4, Parkview Oaks Lot 2, Block l, Pearson's Crazgway Es.2nd L.11,B1e3, Pearson's Craigway Estates 2nd Lot 16, BJ.ock 11, Plymouth Addition Lot 14, Block 4, Rice Creek Plaza No. Lot l0, Block 2, Rice Creek Plaza So. Lot 2, Block 6, Rice Creek Pl.aza So. 12,74 `t`�r 12.74 - 10.75 10.75 10.75 40.45 58.73 65.88 10.38 6.75 16014 8.21. ' RESOLUTION NO. � " 1971 page ��U ' � plat 57572 Plat 57572 ,Plat 57572 Plat 57572 �plat 57572 � Plat 57581 - -. plat 5 7587. 'plat 57581 plat 57581 parcel Parcel Parcel parcel parcel parcel Parcel parcel Parcel 'Plat 57593 Parcel Plat 57593 Parcel plat 57593 Parcel ,Plat 57593 Parcel Plat 57593 Parcel � Plat 57593 Parce]. , p].at 57593 Parce7. ' ' , ' � � ' � ' ' ' plat plat p].at Plat plat Plat Plat p].at Plat Plat Plat plat Plat plat Plat Plat Plat Plat plat plat Plat Plat Plat plat Plat plat Plat plat Plat plat Plat �. 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 57593 parcel parcel parceJ. Parcel parcel parcel 2700, Lot 3, Block 6, Rice Creek Plaza So. 2800, Lot 4, Block 6, Rice Creek Plaza So. 2900, Lot 5, Block 6, Rice Creek Plaza So. 3000, Lot 6, Block 6, Rice Creek Plaza So. 3100, Lot 7, Block 6, Rice Creek Plaza So. 720, L.13,B1.3, Rice Creek Terrace, Plat 2 740, Lo14,B1.3, Rice Creek Terrace, Plat 2 760, L.15,B1.3, Rice Creek Terrace, Plat 2 780, Lo].6,B]..3, Rice Creek Terrace, Plat 2 5, Lot 1, Block A, Ri.vervi.ew Heights 1.0, Lot 2, Block A, Riverview Heights 15, Lot 3, Block A, Ri.verview Heights 20, Lot 4, Block A, Ra.verview Heights 25, Lot 5, Block A, Riverview Heights 30, Lot 6, Bl.ock A, Riverview Heights 555, Lot 26, Block C, Riverview Hgts. (20.24 for 1970) 1155, Lot l, Bl.o�k F, Riverview Heights 1160, Lot 2, Block F, Ra.verviaw Heights . 1165, Lot 3, Block F, Riverview Heights 1170, Lot 4, Block F, Ra.verview Heights 1175, Lot 5, Block F, Riverview Heights 1180, Lot 6, Block F, Riverview�Heights Parcel parcel Parcel parcel parcel parcel parcel parcel Parcel Parcel Parcel Parcel. Paxcel parcel parcel Parcel Parcel parcel parcel Parcel Parcel Parcel parcel parcel parce]. 1865, 3505, 3795, 3800, 3805; 3810, 4755, 4760, 4875� 4880, 4960, 5035, 5040, 5050, 5160, 5190, 5550, 5555, 5735, 5775, 5820, 5825, 5835, 5895, 5925, Lots 17 & 18, B�ock H, Riverview Hgts. Lots 18 & 19, Block P, Riverview Hgts, Lot 27, Block Q, Riverva.ew Heights Lot 28, Block Q, Riverview Heights =�Lot 29� Block Q, Riverview Heights ��Lot 30, Block Q, Rivervi�� Heights Lot l, Block U, Riverview Heights Lot 2, Block U, Riverview Heights Lot 25, B].ock U, Riverview Heights �,ot 26, Block U, Rivervi.ew Heights Lot 42, Block U, Rivervi�� Heights -Lot 13, Block V, Rivervi�w Heights Lot 14, Block V, Riverview Heights Lots 15 & 16, Block V, Riverview Hgts. Lots 37 & 38, Block V, Riverview Hgts. Lots 41-4�, Block V, Riverview Hgts. Lot 30, Block X, Riverview Heights Lot 31, Block X, Riverview Heights Lot l, Block AA, Riverva.ew Heights Lots 8& 9, Block AP,, Riverview Hgts, Lot 18, Black AA, Rivervi.�w Heights Lot 19, B].ock AA, Riverview Heights Lots 20 & 21, Block AA, Riverview Hgts, Lot 33, Block AA, Rivervi�� Heights Lot 39, Block AA, Riverva.ew Heights 8.21 8.23 8.23 8.24 8.2� 8.34 8.36 8.36 8.36 12.52 12.52 12,53 12.54 12.55 12.55 20.24 6.83 6e83 608�3 6.84 6.85 6.86 21.45 16.37 14.94 14.96 12.41 12.47. 7.14 7.14 7.39 7.40 7.17 7.14 7.14 7.17 22.89 26.24 14.09 14 . J.0 11.39 22.13 12.75 21.45 25.56 10.7]. 10.74 'i li �° 1971 . . page �� RESOLUTION NO._r_____,,,.., ' plat 57593 Plat 57593 ' Flat 57593 plat 57593 Plat 57593 ' Plat 57593 '�°"' Plat 57593 'Plat 57593 p].at 57593 Plat 57721 ' ' ' ' ' , ' ' , ' ' ' , ' � parcel. parcel parcel Parcel Parcel parcel parcel parcel parcel Parcel 6000, 6005, 6010, 6015, 6020, 6030, 6035, 6045. 6050, 500, Plat 59045 Parcel 450, plat 59045 Parcel 620� p],at 59045 Parcel 640, plat 59045 Paxcel 660, plat 59045 Plat Plat Plat � Plat Plat r�at plat Plat Plat Plat Plat Plat Plat Plat plat p].at Plat plat Plat Plat Plat Plat Plat pJ.at Plat plat Plat 59140 59140 59140 59140 591.40 59140 59140 59140 591.40 59140 59140 59].40 59140 59140 59140 59140 59140 59140 597.40 59140 59140 59140 59147. 59141 59141 59141 59141 Pax�cel 1200, parcel parcel parcel parcel Parcel parcel parcel Parcel Parcel parcel Parcel Parcel parcel Parcel parcel Parcel parcel parcel parcel parcel Parcel parcel parcel parcel parcel parcel parcel 485, 595, 730, 735, 905, 91.0 , 925� 930, 935, ; 940, 965, 970, 975, 1].65, 7.170, 2].90, 2195, 2425, 2430, 2665, 2670, 2680, 10, 100, 200, 300, 400, I,ot 15, Block BB, Riverview Heights Lot 16, Block BB, Riverview Heights Lot 17, Block BB, Riverview Heights Lot 18, Block BB, Ri.verview Heights Lot 19, Block BB, Riverview Heights Lots 20 & 21, Block BB, Riverview Hgts. Lot 22, Block BB, Riverview Heights Lots 23 & 24, Block BB, Riverview Hgts. Lot 25, Block BB, Riverview Heights Tract F, Registered Land Survey #14 Lots 1 & 2, Block Lot 10, Block 3, Lot 11, Block 3, Lot 12, Block 3, Lot 25, Block 4, 3, Shaffer's Sub. #7. Shaffer's Sub, #1 (17.60 for 1970) Shaffer's Sub. #1 (117.60 for 1970) Shaffer's Sub. #1 (11.7.60 for 1970) Shaffer's Sub, #l. (2]..46 for 1970) L.29,B1.3, Spring Brook Lot 18. Block 4, Spring L.45,B1.4,Spring Bx'k.Pko L.46,B1.4,Spring Brk.Pk. Lot 37, Block 5, Spring Lot 38, Slock 5, ,Spra.ng L.41,B1.5,Spring BrkoPk Lo42,B1.5,Spring Brk.Pk =�,.43,B1.5,Spring Brk.Pk �L.44,B1.5,Spring Brk.Pk Pk. (5.88 for Brook Park (6.82 for (6.82 for Brook Park Brook Park . (].1.66 for . (11.66 for . (8 058 for . (8.58 for 3.79 3.79 3.78 3.78 3 0 79 7.59 3079 7.59 3.79 6.75 13.50 17.60 117.60 117060 21e46 1970)5.88 1�.39 1970) 6.82 1970) 6082 10.71 10.74 1970) 11..66 1970) 1.1.66 1970) 8.58 1970) 8.58 Lots 1-3, Block 6, Spring Brook Park Lot 4, Block 6, Spring Brook Park Lot 5, Block 6, Spring Brook Park � L.43,B1.6,Spring Brk.Pk. (7.02 for 1970) L.44,B1.6,Spring Brk.Pk. (7.02 for 1970) Lot 41, Block 11, Spring Bxook Park Lot 42, Block 11, Spring Brook Park Lot 41, Block 12, Spring Brook Park Lot 42, Block 12, Spring Brook Park Lot 2l, Block 14, Spring Brook Park Lot 22, Block 14, Spring Brook Park Lots 23 & 24, Block 14, Spring Brook Pk. Lot 1, Block 1, Spring Brook Park, 2nd Lot 2, Block l, Spring Brook Park, 2nd Lot 3, Block l, Spring Brook Park, 2nd Lot 4, Block 1, Spring Brook Park, 2nd Lot 5, Block l, Spring Brook Park, 2nd 57.86 22.02 22.03 ].6.05 16.06 10.38 10.40 ].0.38 10 . 40 8.06 8.08 21.45 10.51 10.51 10.51 10.51 10.51 ' ' ' ' ' , � RESOLUTION NO. ,' 1'�� 1971 plat plat Plat Plat Plat Plat Plat plat Plat plat plat plat 'Plat Plat plat ' Plat Plat , Plat plat Plat ' Plat �lat �Plat ' P].at Plat 'Plat Plat Plat 'Plat Plat Plat ' Pl.at plat Plat ' Plat p7,at Plat ' C ' ' 59141 59141 59141 59141 59i41 59141 59141 59141 59141 59141 59141 parceJ. parcel Parcel Parcel Parcel Parcel Parcel Parcel. parcel Parcel Parcel 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, i000, 1100, iaoo, 1300, 1500, 1600, I,ot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, ii, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, Block 1, Block 1, Block l� Block 1, Block 1, Block l, Block 1, Block 1, Block 1., Block 1, Block l, Spring Brook Park, Spring Brook Park, Spring Brook Park, Spring Brook Park, Spring Brook Park, Spring Brook Park, Spri.ng Brook Park, Spra.ng Brook Park, Spring Brook Park, Spring Brook Park, Spring Brook Park, 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd page �� 10.52 10.52 10.52 10.53 10.53 10.53 10.53 10.53 10.53 J.0.54 10.5� 59148 Parcel 1235, W� of L.12-15,BJ_.2;5pring LkaPk.Lakeside 225.45 59148 Parcel 1280, Fr ot L.13-15,B1.2,Spring LkoPk.Lakeside 102.60 59152 Parcel 780, E.�19' of Lot 20, B].ock l, Spring Valley 24.81 59203 Parcel 150, Lot 4, Block l, Stinson Blvd. Add. 16.80 59259 59259 59259 59259 59259 59259 59259 59260 59260 59260 59260 59260 59260 59260 59260 59260 59260 59260 59261 59261 59261 59261 parcel parcel Parcel parcel Parcel parcel parcel Parcel parceJ. parcel Parcel parcel parcel parcel Parcel parcel Parcel Parcel parcel parcel parcel Parcel 700, Lot 720, Lot 760, Lot 780, Lot 800. Lot 820, Lot 840, Lot 20, Lot 100, Lot 120, Lot 140, Lot 160, Lot 180 , ; : Lot 11.80 , � Lot 1200, Lot 1220, Lot 1420, Lot 1480, Lot 280, "Lot 880, Lot 920, Lot 1520, Lot 2, B].ock 3, 3, Block 3, 5, Block 3, 6, Block 3, 7, Block 3, 8, B�.ock 3, 9, Block 3, l, Block l, 5, Block 1, 6, Block 1, �, B�o�k 1, 8, Block 1, 9, Block 1, 1, Block 4, 2, Block 4, 3, Block 4, 13, Block 4, ].6, Block 4, 6, Block ]., 9, Block 2� 10, Block 2, 6, Block 3, Sylvan Hills Sylvan Ha.11.s Sylvan Hills Sylvan Hil.ls Sylvan Hi.11s Sylvan Hills Sylvan Hil.ls Sylvan Hills Sy].van Hil1s Sylvan Hills Sylvan H ills Sylvan Hills Sylvan Hills Sylvan Hills Sylvan Hills Syl.van Hills Sylvan Hill Sylvan Hill Sylvan Hills Sylvan Hills Sylvan Hill Sylvan Hi11s Plat Plat plat Plat Plat plat Plat Plat Plat plat plat Plat plat Plat plat plat s Plat s Plat Plat Plat s Plat plat 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 7.37 7.37 . 7.37 ' 7.39 -7.39 7.39 �.40 33.59 5 .40 5.40 5 .40 5.40 5 .40 18.60 18.60 18061 18.61 18.61 6.75 27000 27.00 19.49 ,� 9�805.02 ' - , . _ RESOLUTION NO. ;' `�_ _1971 ' � ` ' , , PASSED �ND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY i� ' THIS �i DAY OF , _ _ 1971. � ' . � � � . ' . ' � � MAYOR - Jack O. Kirkham � , ATTEST: ' . . � \ ' ICITy CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell ' � , '// 1 _ i 1 - � _ 1 1 1� � 1 . .. , page �1 APPOINTMENT FOR CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL - OCTOBER 4, 1971 NAME . POSITION EFFECTIVE DATE SALARY REPLACES Patti Kozak Special October 12, 1971 $405.00 Vickie ChambBrs 7409 Concerto Curve Assessments Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Beryl E. Barthman Cashier October 5, 1971 6726 Lombordy Lane Crystal, Minn. �405.00 Nina Zabel �� C L A I M S 0 10-4-71 GENERAL: #26349 through #26569 LIQUOR: #5978 through #6012 �� I LIST OF LICENBF� TO BE APPROVED BY THE �ITY COUNCIL AT THE MEETING_OF OCTOBER 1ts 1971 �� (�iRISZMAS TR� LOT Sherman Hanson 7699 Viron Road Fridley By; Sherman Hanson APPR!OVID BY F ire Tnspector CONTRACTOR'S LICENSES TO BE APPROVED BY COUNCIL AT Ti�IR REGUI.AR MEETING ON OCTOBER 4. 1971 ,.. � GENERAL COTTTRACTOR APPROVED SY Calhoun Builders, Inc. 1610 West Lake Street Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Donald Donahue Bldg. Inep� 9 �� r C I TY OF FR I �' Fti' F�OUSE TRAILER �If'PLICATIUN r �/ �,/ �r , �� -- Date: September 27� j9�1 It is hereby reqµ�ested t}�at I be issued a house trailer pc.rmit in cu�npliance witt� Chapter 41, City Code of i�'ridley, Minnesota, 1963 by reas�n of. the following: A. i:ame of Applicant: �k Construction Com v Address: 51 - 37m Avenue 1QorthEast, Minneanolis, Minnesota. 55421 B. Ownership of Trailer: park Construction Coms: y C. Description of Trailer (Make and Size): _Williams 8� x'S2� D. Name of Owner of Land: Park �onatru�;tion � Address: �1 - 37m Avenue ATorthEast. Minneavolis. Minnesota 55421 E. �'eriod oi Time Trailer is to be Stored or Occupied: 2 Years F. Use of Trailer: Office --�,� G. Signatures of Adjoining Property Owners Granting Approval: � ' � , �'. �--. c� i :, r : I ci .' I I' # r ' � �' . ! `�' � H. Location of Trailer on Proposed Property (Attach Plat Plan of �roperty)= _Tmmediw.±elv behind �re�sent nffi�a I. Where Tzailer is ta.be Occupied, What is; ^T 1. Relationship between Trailer Owner and Land Owner: Same Z. Names and pges of All Occupants: 3. Facilities For Sewage Disposal, Water and Electricity; g�ked up to existinq sewer. rrater. and electricity. 4. Employment of Applicant: �radin� Contractor S. �Thether Applicant is Constructing Hon� in Area: _ gp� -.__._..___ 1fie application, when presented to the C{ty Council, shall show the recoa�menda��4� of the Zoning Administrator and/or Building InsQector. Please tind attached check in the amount of $5.00 for parking $25.00 for • occupying a house trailer. � ApplicantPARK CONSTRIICTION Receipt No. _ �5',5�'�,33 License. No, Approyed By; . � ESTIMATES FOR COUNCIL APPR�VAL - REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1971 Hardrives, Incorporated 10135 Central Avenue N. E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55433 FINAL ESTIMATE N0. 5 for Street Improvement Projects ST. 1971-1 and ST. 1971-2 (MSA) ST. 1971-1 ST. 1971-2 Bury & �arlson, Inc. 6008 Wayzata Blvd. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55416 PARTIAL Estimate No. 1 for Street Improwement Project ST. 1970-3 u � , $ 2,523.35: 9,903.9� ;, �\ i ,' , \, /� � ; $ 27,534.70 �'!% CITY OF FRIDLEY � ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N.E. FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA flonorable Mayor and City Council City of Fridley c/o Gerald R. Davis, City Manager 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Miunesota 55432 Gentlemen: $�Rtwabe� 30 � , � � CERTIFICATE OF THE ENGINEER We hereby submit the FINAL ESTIMATE, Estimate No. 5, for flardrivea, Incorporated, 10135 Central Avenue N.E., Minneapolis, Minnesota 55433 fer Street Improvements Projects St. 1971-1 and St. 1971-2 (MSA). ` OriAinal Contract $188,379.72 DEDUCT: Change Order �l .� '�� ADD; Change Order �1 1 Revised Contract Price St. 1971-1 & 1971-2 ��1�� \ Final Construction Cost for St. 1971-1 & 1971-2 . $196�9�� Final Construction Costs St. 1971-1 LESS: Estimate �1 Estimate ��2 Estimate #3 Estimate �4 AMOUNT DUE FINAL ESTIMATE #5 $24,693.21 41,907.39 8,146.60 8,635.04 Pinal Construction Coats St. 1971-2 LESS: Fstimate �1 � $ 1,547.91 Estimate �2 45,497.29 Estimate �3 27,385.04 Estimate �4 � 26,677.04 _ AMpUNT DUE FINAL ESTIMATE �i (SEE ATTACHED SHEETS) � + �� $ 85,905.59 83,3$�.�4 � � 2,523.35 $111,011.27 l0i �, $ 9,903.99 n _..__. ... _. �:^r. .. � � . . .. . ... � � . '_ ♦ _ �. •.... _ -: .:... .. " '__ _ ._ . ' . . _. __ . ....... . ..- . _. . _ . . . . . �y_' St. 1971-1 & 2 .' � Pat ' We have viewed the work under.contract for the construction of Street �. Improvement Projects St. 1971-1 and St. 1971-2 and find that the same is substan- ' tially complete in accordance with the contract documents. I recommend that ' final payment be made upon acceptance of the work by your Honorable Body, and that the one year contractual maintenance bond commence on the date listed above. ' � , ' ' ' ,` ' L Respectfully submitted r �� . ��/�� . � . �� ASIM M. QURESFiI, P.E. City �ngineer-Director of Planning • � Prepared b �l.c,i .c., -�- •1_ --��=-�_ � � . 1 � Checked by ; � • J �ll.�-' I � U . Final Estimate for Hardrives, Inc. Street Improvement Project St. 1971-1 & St. 1971-2 . ,`\ CERTIFICATE OF THE CONTRIICTOR s This is to certify that items of the work shown in this statement of work certified herein has been actually furnished and done for the above mentioned projects in:accordance with the plans and specifications heretofore approved. The Final Eontract Cost is $196,916.86 and the Final Payments of $12,427.34 for Street Improvement Project St. 1971-1 and St. 1971-2 would cover in fu11 the contractor's claims against the City of all labor, materials, and other work done by the contractor under this project. . ' I declare under the penalties of perjury that this statement is just and correct. .____ �.-- ' ' ' ' ' DATED: �D�� %� HARDRIVES INCORPORATED Signature : • „�� : ��rE.e-�..�-'-- ontractor � V� � STATE M ENT .m� PATCH ERICKSON MADSOI\I &. HANSOIiI, If�1C• -_,: ARCHITECTS ANO PLANNERS -- 2801 WAYZATA BOULEVARD, MINNEAPOUS, MINNESOTA 55405 TEL. 612/374-3490 + �- � Aug. 31, 19�1 Gerald Davis, City Manager � Fridley City Hall 6431 University Av. NE � Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Re: Addition to Municipal Garage Comm: 7114 rre ted Total contracts - $86,353.00 � 4,144.94 80% of 6% of $86,353.00 due to date --'-$ 2?3.26 Plus printing costs - - ' - $4,368.20 Less previous payment - - - - 2,377.62 This invoice - - - - - $1,990.58 � � Thank you so � ' , ' ' ' , LJ ' � � ' u LJ ' ' ' 1 , ' �, • ' �� :� R�' �� ' STATE OF MINNE` -7TA DEPARTMENT OF HIGF: >YS CISTRICT NO. 5 205'3 NO. LILAC DRIti �- MINNEAPOLIS. Nj�t<'�. September 23, 7971 ]�r. Nasim Qureshi Oity ffi�girieer-DireotAr oY Fleanin8 Qity of Fridley 6431 IIniversity Avernie Northeast Fridley, Minneeota 55421 Zn 8eply Refer Tos 315 � c, s. 0205 T.H. 47 3ignals at 69� Av�enue Nort2zeast Dear Mr. Qureshis V►e have consider�d your requeet ior dg»ali�stion at th�t intersection oi T.H, 4T � 69� A��o Nor`�hee.9t. Certain oriterie au�t b� tt�ltilled to determin� whsthsr � intsreection warraata dgizali�stion. �a ha�0 conaucted an intereeation atu�j abich inclu�ded an aociaent stu�r ror the 197� 1'�Mod arid tr4tf'ic aowste o2 all apProaahae. The resulte were negative in relation to warrs�nt qualification$. 'the qu,alitia� ione rsquired wero n�ot oloae bu� we vdll sahedule another intarsection stuc�y in 19T2. Rhen the 1972 atu� is oompleted� ws will intos�n 3rou ii the reeults are encouragin8. with ths oompletion o! the T.H. 47 �d ?3� Avenus Nos�theset eyetem� rww u�der oonstzuction� aome oi the g�nerwtion cansed D7 th� aswna ayy b� di'nrt�d to 73� A�e�e ��e�t where saoese to T. H. 47 • will bs aaaier. Th� 73rd Airernie Northeaet system mey aleo p�ovide eome g�►P$ in trat�ic to allow eaaier aacQaa at 69� Aver�ue DTortheaet. .. .. . IS there are ar�/ •�� que�ti� ��t hesitate to call. �. � ' i - ..� 8inaers�jr� . 7I � R � B� � . �� . ��y}+. , -� •� �. ► N. R. Oaterby Distriat lmgia�er �� 1, ,« �,� �' a � '� �'w �� STATE OF MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS CISTRICT NO 5 20SS NO. LILAC DRIY[ MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. 3eptember 21� 1971 Ddr. Nasim Q�reshi City �gineer�D�i.r�otor of �Ylaruiing City o� Fridley 6431 Univereity Ave�ue NortYuaet Fridley, Minnesota 55421 In Reply Ra�er Tos 315 C.S. 0205-0206-0215 City and Yopulation 31gna Dear Mr. 4ureehi: Thia ie to intorm you that the aridl�y town ne�me a�d populstion eigns hare been ordered installtd on our trunk highws3►a at the m�inicipal bo�darie$ oi th� City oi gx�idley. , The si�n meeeoge will read �rialey City Idmita" "PoB 29,235". �� a� �ho�ld bs ereated within the nezt 34 d�U►e. Sinoerel,y� ��r--�- 8. A. SLe�e�lq ' . Aietrict T�ce�tl�c ��r � : ' �� `'t ..��> l '�4 . . M.. >�;��' ��:, : '"� ��„��,x, • , ,. t �� ' � t �3� t � . � ' ' � C /��l�C� � `�- C�9 iZ ' � ..��/1�� ,��,� •C�,.��i-e2�- -��/.� �'`��'t� � � � � � � � ' f ` � ` \ � r c�.l��s� � � ' � �� :� , �� c� �. � �� .��- � �� - � � � �� . � ti � � � � � �� _ � �' �� , . �� w��' � ��'�- ' � , � , � . 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