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01/22/1973 - 5602� , ' ' ' , ' ' � ' Pat Elli,s Council Secretary Regular Councxl Meeti,ng January 22; 1g73 , ' �\ ' , I ' 1 L_ , J �� T� DElAR1MENT f�ADBt Folloning $re the �'pCTI�V NEEDED" by �he Adminieeration. pleaeo hqve aasWere back in City H�nager e Office by NooA, Wednesday Js�uary 91� 1973. �/�i� -� CITY COUNCIL AGENDA - REGUTA$ MEBTING - JANUARy 22� 1973 - 7;30 P. M. �LEDGE OF ALLECIANCE� ��32 Givon, iNVOCATION,� Givon by Mayor Liebi. ROLL� L ,L �BB� P��7': Ne�, 8rsider, Starralt, Liebl, Utter. t�tBEftS ABSENT; None, �4PTION OF AG�NDAs Add: 12-A-Chan;e Ordes Y2� yp�a�ng rock material, new Liquor siore. 22-A-Raport oa Chanyes in:police oquipment Co�mw�ications: 28 - LatLer from Senator Mondale 29 - Thank you �d from Mr, Torry Kirkham 30 - Bd Nilmes, Islands of peaca, �100 lease char�e � Coniideration oP Item� not oet Agenda - 1S Miautee) 8ob Schoer, 4�0 Rice Creek B�vd., raquest for Lot Split for Town Cr1er Panceaco House, Approved contingent upon approval of Planning Commisaion. Enaia_�1� pQTY�E�D` procea� tde loe s lit folloving planning Commisaion aPProv�l. P 0 B 9 88• xec�iving gepost oR Conlullaat'e peasibilitp 8tudy for Noreh Park • AeporL xeceivad, Fo,ar oember committee and Couacilaan Breider to meet to propoae Y}sidelinea� questions and alternatives ar�d report to Council or► pebruary 5, 1873, CLtv MaaaA�r -��.,,,., L�CTION NE�DED, p��iok Hr. Br�ider ta aetting up meatings. � � u i-1H t ' ' • i- ' ' � na � ' ar '' � COUNCIL AGR�TDA. ,TAt�(UA�Y 22, 1973 PAGE 2 � B� (Coatiaued) Coaiideraeiaa of a Repor� oa Fiaaacing the Police Paaaioa Fuad • Raport recai�ed. City Manager dirocted to negotiate with Pensioa Soard on possible mathods �f ineeting benefit and ' funding obllgation. ACTION NEEn+►n ----.G�s.� Me�t +utci aegotiata, ITEM NUM$ER 6 PAC� N ERS i."r Aaaoi,ving a xaporC oa LLai�en with the SCate L�giil�tura 3 - 3 A Rapor! xeceiYed. C�ty Msneger and Counailman Starwait to atLend meeting on Jxnuary 23, 1973, to talk with the candidate:for rapresent�tive, Attorney David Ke�oay; ACTI�1 ��D q8 � further informatipa. �-�---.-.......�,a, 81C3 bac : _ �_�' ' BaCeing up pubiie Meetia�� With State T,egialatora lraa Dietsict k6 to Diseu�• pc[ivitiee oP Stace 4 ' ura1J�auarg�248uFebruarYDZale�Maseht2l� andiR$8 April 18, 1973 � , Mpatings aet �'or abova dato� at 7;3p p,m, ;n �e Co�1ty Room, Pees rraived, I Citv w�Qar • �L..", ACTI�g�; Not �g7' +PproPriat� ipdividuala aad the 8ua neWepAper o� dAta• noted, I � � I � � � GOfJNCIL AGENDA, JANUARY 22, �973 �w S--�ESg (ConCinyed) Coasiderat;oa of Appraval of Final Plat p,S, �72_p�� Q.a� aii Aarea, by Jamee Luad Coastruction, Iac., y LocaCed ia 8E Gorner of 75th Avenue and Contsal Avenua Final Plat approved as stipulated. SnQi°-- e--e�a_ ACTION EDEn• —.�E Process plat. Con�ideraeio� oP Firet 8eadiag ot aa Ordinanee !or ReadAiag A�queet 20A �72•12 by ,Tameo yuad Conetructioa, � I4�.� to Rozoae from C-18 Co R-1 �� . �Firat reading of Ordiaance adopted. �°�i-�-- °°� ACTI�D� p�t back tor eecond reading, ' � . ' _, � Conaidezation of Firet Aeading of an Ordinanoe gar Vacatioa gequeat SAV #72-06, by State Land and Deveiopmeqt �ompBqY� p8u1 Burkholder; Geaerally Located Between Hwy, 100 on the North, 54th Avenue oa ehe Sou[h, SCh 9ereat on the Weat and bth Street oa the Eas; IFirat reading oP O�dinanca adopted. nae ia �CTION NEEDED• put back for aecond zeading, � Consideration of Approvsl of Regietered Land Survey, p•$� �72-06 by Doqovaa p, Schultz; Genarally Located at 15 Rice Creek Way . ��,i � �� Tabled until naxt rogular meating, February 5,/1973. �i h' Managar directed to find a reasonable aoiution For propprtp p�ers �d comment at next meeting, °° ° ACTI„_�___CRi Iig� g_ D!` Hotify Locke Leke Asaociation, CiCv�p�d4R ACTION NEEDED -----.,—,.,.ry Coaeacq qne(ca �ouaty �o�isaionere for poeaible �olutlon of Loske Lake pzoblem. PAGE 3 ITEM NUMB�R � PAGE NUMBERS � 6 1-7A S-8A �• � �.� :� Enftiue�riaa . ;�� . . . . E48ff►.�&ria� r� , � ` � ' COUNCIL AG�NDA� JANUARY 22, 1973 . PAGE 4 NEW 8_, US�E39 {CPnttt�ued) ITEM NUMBER & PAGE NUMBERS pi�qwolon Resasdiag J,aqrence Muggli�& $equeat g_ q g to Acquire Property Laeter roceived, Planning Coopnission asked to give their recommendations to Mr. Muggli'a request, �CTIO[V NEEDEDs Yut 4R Planaios Commiesion qgenda. Raosiviag the M�.R4Lp0 0# the P1anRing Coamisaion MlIOi�RB oP Januazy 10, 1973 � Minutea adopted. MO ACT7�ON NEEDEp r • � , xaceiVing the Minutea oi Che Yarky aad gecreation � ' Comaiesloq Meetl.ag oP November 27� 1973 Minutos adopted, ` ' � PA k ea. NO ACTION NEEDFn ' Raoaivin� the Miautae o! �he CATV Commisaion afeaCiag oi Jaausry 13, 1973 � Miaueas adopted, CiCy omployep to proyide sacretarial sarvlces to Commission. �ily.r �anaIIer CTION �tEEDED� pa�i�p �epretarial help. � CHANGE ORDER N2� tJpgradlA��Rock Material fo� naw Fridley Liquor 5tore , Ghanga ordar N2 apgroved - 5884.90, ° °!iq ACTI� NE� gDED� p=oCeed ao authorized, � ' a 30- 10A 11 - 11 s 12 � (�;, � i Iv i � ! � , �`, i 1 ' BaQiaaarinn , ' ' �c�iiueriae '. ' ' Ln�ne�riaa ' . , � , , � ERgiR� l�pp , � COUNCIL AG6NDA� JANUARY 2Z, 1973 PAGE S ITEM NiJMBER & }�EW BUSINE�9 (Coatinuad) PAGE NtIMBERS Coasideratlon of • Re�olutioa Authorizing a Repvrt tor Updetiag of Watar Utility Fac�11t1ea to Meet Ultimate Nead� of City of Fridley Resolution N10-1973 adopted. ACTION FVEEDEDi Proceed as authorized. � Coaeideration of a Raeolution Requeetiag Mioneaota Highway Departmene Por Aesiatance Ra�olution N11-1973 +►dopted. ACTION NEEDED: Procead ae authorized, Coa�ideration o! a Ro�olatloa App;oviag Pinai Compreheaaivo 9saitary Sever Plan and Report and AuChoriziag ite Submissloa to tha Metsopolitan 3ewer Sotrd Resolution N12-1973 adoptad �1�TION NEEDED4 procted �►s suthosized, 13 14 .� 15 Conaidesation of � Ae�oLutioa OrQeriag preliminary Plaas,, SpecificaGioae and Esti.mates of the Coeta Thereof: WaCer. Saaitasy Sewsr ae►d Storm Sbwer Y�o�ect #112 Aesolution M13-1973 eAoptad, eCTjON I�EDEDs psOCeadyas suthorized, ' , _ 16 I ■ ' �: ' ' ' G�-�"'" e� COUNCIL AG�NAA� JANUARY Z�, 1973 . PAGE 6 xTEM NUMBER & i4&W HU8INE88 (CPaClRUpd) �p�E NUMBERS Conolderat�on o! a Re�olvCloa Reoeiviag tha Y=a11m1aary Ropast and Caliiag a;ubx�c Hearing oa � tbo MatC�r oY the Cva��rast3,oa oi Certaia lmprovemanesj W�►ker� �aaitary Sawer aqd BCorw 8gver Project �112 Retoluti0ri Nlq-1p73 adopted. E a e ACTIOI9 NEEDEDi Proceqd as autborized, � Coa�idaretioa o�' a IUrolaClon Approving Ylu►� and Ord�sta� AAverti�emsaC Pus 81ds; StreeC Lnpsovewent �rojace HT, 1973-1 aad 6T. 1913-2 (MSq9) Reaolutlon M15-1973 adopted, Eu �e n arTlpN pg,��DBD� �roceed as authoslFed. ■ F1� ' . • ' . ' , Y�� 't , 4on�ide=akion a! a ga�olutioa Authoriaing and aireoC�ng the poatbiatag o�' epaCi41 M�oa�msnts oa �,ob 10� Lpt 11� ead LoC lx� 81ock W� &ivesvlew �el�Sa�� Additloa Resolueion Nlb-1873 sdopted, OitT�� ,�,�L Fsooe� a� authosised, Ooa�ldaration o! a Ae�o�vtica Aueho=L;usg and Diraotlag th� CombiaiR� Q; 8psci�l Asse��meat• on Lot� !1 aqd 32� 81oak Q� Aivo=viesr Heighti �dditi,one Rasoiutioa M17-1DT3 adoptod, � 2' E E Proop•d �a� Rutbosi�ed, Y 17 ^ 17 A 18 19 20 ' �� COUNCIL AG4�NDA� JANUAxY 22, 1973 pp�g y , ITEM NUMBER & �1,�W �ji8INE89 (Coatiaued� PAGE NSTMBE�tS ' Qoneldorueloq oi a Reaolutioa Authoriziag aad Z1 , Directiag Che Combining oP 9pecial Aaseeomeats on I,ote 9 sRd 10� Slock 4� Spring Srook Park Additioa Aesolution M18-1973 adopted. , iaanee CTZdN NEE�IF�D proceed u�uihoriced, ' xeaeiviag Btetus Aeport aa the yla�iaray fos the 22 , &obert Loul.� Seeveasoa 8leaisatary Schoal • , . Report received. � '�a�iaaerine aQTIQN NEBDEDy psovlde aaces�sry infosmatioa.to Ward Councilsea. ' . '; � Report oa change� 1n Police Equipment, Dlr, Jasas Hill. 'New bad�e, shoulder patch and car colors. Ordered. �-°= �CTION NEEDE._D;, P;'ocead as autboriaed. ' . , ••, ' . ' Claim� , 23 Approved� , Generai 30801 - 30961 Llquor 7397 - 7451 nasice ACTION,�EE_DED; YR� olalm�. ' ' ' ' , ' '. , . ' � , � CL�� COUNCIL AGENDA, JANUARX Y2� 1973 PAGE 7 A financ� ' ' ltuince ' ' k3c�aRe• Approvodo 8rovk'• Superetta (cigarette) , • Pridloy Terraca (ci,gsrette) Fridley Texrace (iqod vending) G� A. Ga� Equipment, Ina (gas servlce) (,�C�'j�;EgP.D� Noeily �pplicaat oP syprovsL 24 A�tluµCa� 25 Approvpd far paya�ent xith the axception of proJect w104, Looke �ske Dam Improvements $2,929.56� reason for lato billing sought (��, EDED� ppy ��t�.maCee egeludiag Project �lOq eatiwate fsom Comatoak & Davie, ' �OL�IlSIINI,�ONe s , � NoxthwsaterR 8alls 9atti.a� DeGa to� Noon Lunohaon 26 ' � ia Frb�uasy Lunchean set Por Pobsusry 13, �973: Cit� �p� Ngg�� potity North Weatern Ba11 oi metCing aet for ' 8ebrpaxy 13� 147�, and c�ll School Disttict aad ask th+�C M;, Uttor be excusad tor tho moetiag. ' � ' , , ' ',` 1 Mr. Maro Whitahoadt Chiee Sso�, 27 �, Offer o� ��,500 rejected. Abating to be done in the spring as pxaYiously s�reod upon, C1tv Aeto n_e AQTION NEED� Wosk X�th boadina compaay �or City�4 intoreet, . � ��,��,c�' ' COUNCIL AGENDA� JqNUARY 22, 1973- PAGE B � � ITEM NUMBER 8 COt�4fUNICATIONS (Continuad) PAGE NUMBERS , Recolving latter from Senator Mondale. 28 ' Letter recaived. Citv Maaaaer �0 ACTION NEEDBD . Receivin� thank you aard from llr. Terry Kirkhao. ' Receivsd- Citv�e= Np ACTI�N NBEDED ' R�ceivin� lett�r from Mr, �a Naafes, tslands of Paace Project quest3oa oP biiliag of lease, Letter received. City to psy State of ldinnesota frnm ' Parks and Recreation fund. iaance �CTIaN ItEEDEDt Yay $100 for umemed ieland out of City fundi. ' ADJOURN: '11:40 p.a. ; , � �� . � ;�� q�3 . � •. � � , , � . � . ; � � � t � ' CITY COUNCIL AGENDA - REGULAR MEETING - JtL'VllARY 22, 1973 - 7;30 P. M. , PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: � IN V OCATIOtv : , ROLL CALL: , � AllOPTION oF AGENDA: ' 1 ' VISITORS: �' Consideratioa of Items not on Agenda - 1S Minutes) , ' PUBLIC 11TARINGS: None ' I ' OLD BUSINESS: � Receiving,Report on Consultant's Feasibility Study for 1- 1 H North Park � , � � COUNCIL AGENDA, JANi1ARY 22, 1973 OLD BUSIhESS (Continued) Consideration of a Report on Financing the Police Pension Fund Receiving a iteport on Liaison with the State Legislature NEW BUSINESS: 3 Setting u� Public Meetings with State Legi`slators from District 46 to Discuss Activities of State LegisiatuYe. $uggested Datee for the Meetings are Januaty 24, February 21, kfarch 21, aad April 18, 1973 iCOPQfENT:� Thesp meetings are suggested to exchange informat on among the public, City Council and Fridley ��presentatives in the State Legislature) c � PAGE 2 ITEM NUMBER & PAGE NUMBERS 2 - 2 E 3 - 3 A 4 � COUNCIL AGENDA, JANUARY 22, 1973 NEW BUSIN$SS (Continued) Consideration of Approval of Final Plat P.S. �k72-07, Jim Lund Acres, by James Lund Construction, Inc., Generally Located in SE Corner of 75th Avenue and Central Avenue and Consideration af First Reading of an Oxdinance for Rezoning Requeat 20A �72-12 by Jamae Lund ConaCruction, Inc., to Rezone from C-1S to R-1 Consideration of Firet Reading of an Ordinance For Vacation Request SAV �k72-06, by State Land and Development Company, paul Burkholder; Generally Located Between Hwy. 100 oA the North, 54th pvenue on the South, Sth Street on the West and 6th Street on the East Consideration of Approval of Regis[ered Land Survey, P.S. �72-06 by Donovaa A.:Schultz; Generally Located at 15 Rice Creek Way PAGE 3 ITEM NUMBER � PAGE NUMBERS � 0 7 - 7 A � COU[vCIL Ac;I..1D�1, ]AYIJAKY 22, 19; ? NEW BUSIPvESS (Continued) Discussion Regarding i,awrence '�uggli's Request to Acquire Propertv COhAtENT: The City Engineer has laid out some alternative >ropogaLs in a draft letter to Mr. Muggli. perhaps an �cceptable solution can be worked out if Mr. Muggli is st he.Council Meeting) Receiving the Minutes of the Planning Co;iunisaion Meeting of Sanuary lo, 19]3 e Receiving the Minutes of the Parks and Recreation :Co�nmission Meeting of November 27, 1973 Receiving the Minut�s of the CATV Commission Meeting of �anuary 15, 1973 PAGE 4 ITEiP1 NUMBER !� PAGE NUMRERS � 9 - 9 B 10 - 10 A 11 - 11 i; 12 , ,, c , , C f U ' ' ' OIINCIL AGENDA, JANUARY 22, 1973 NEW BIISINESS (Continued) � onsideration of a Resolution Authorizing a Report or Ugdating of Water Utility Facilities to Meet ltimate Needs of City of Fridley ' Consideration of a Resolution Requesting Minnesota Highvay Department for Assistance ' ' , Gonsideration of a Resolution Approving Final Comprehensive Sanitary Sewer Plan and Report and ' Authorizing its Submission to the Metropolitan Sewer Board , ' ' Consideration of a Resolution Ordering Preliminary Plans, Specifications aad Estimates of the Costs Thereof: Water, Sanitary Sewer and Storm Sewer Project �6112 ' ' 1 ' 0 PAGE 5 ITEM NUMBER & PAGE NUMBERS 13 14 15 16 ' ' ' ' , ' 1 ' , ' ' ' , � ' , ' , , , COUNCIL AGENDA, JANUARY 22, 1973 NEW BUSINESS (Continued) ' Consideration of a Resolution Receiving the Preliminary Report and Calling a Public Hearing on the Matter of the Construction of Certain Zmprovements; Water, Sanitary Sewer and Storm Sewer Project 4p112 Consideration of a Resolution Approviag Plans and Ordering Adverti§ement for Bids: Street improvement Project ST. 1973-1 and ST. 1973-2 (MSAS) Consideration of a Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Combining of Special Assessments on Lot 10, Lot 11, and Lot 12, Block W, Riverview Heights Addition Consideration of a Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Combining of Special Assessments on Lots 31 and 32, Block Q, Riverview Heights Additions � PAGE 6 ITEM NUMBER & PAGE NUMBERS 17 - 17 A 18 19 20 COUNCIL AGENDA, JANUARY 22, 1973 NEW BUSINESS (Continued) IIonsideration of a Resolution Authoriaing aad Directing the Combining of Special Assessments on Lots 9 and L0, Block 4, Spring Brook Park Addition Receiving Status Report on the Walkway for the Robert Louis Stevenson Elementary School COI�NT: If the City is going to construct this walkway this year as provided in the budget, then the Council has to settle on.the location of the walkway so the work can be completed in this construction season and be available for the children to use in the fall) Claims Licenses Estimates COi�IMUNICATIONS : Narthwestern Bell: Setting Date for Noon Luncheon in February Mr. Marc Whitehead; Chies Bros. ADJOURN: PAGE 7 ITEM NUMBER & PAGE NUMBERS 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 ' ' 1` ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 , ' , ' ' ' OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER FRIDLEY, MIPi[�iESOTA January 19, 1973 MEMO T0: MAyOR AND CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: GOLF COURSE, NATURE CENTER FEASIBILITY STUDY 1 Councilmaa Breider and I have met with Donald Brauer, president of Brauer aad Associates, and requested that he submit a proposal to do a feasibility study of North Park, which is enclosed for your review. The reasons Brauer and Associates were the initial firm contacted for a proposal are: A. As I indicated to you in my report of December 15, 1972, this firm is the only one, I am aware of, in the Twin Cities that have planned and designed both golf courses and nature centers. B. The Managers of two suburban cities in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area have rated this firm very highly in competence, objectivity, and indicated they were well pleased with the feasibility studies performed. The second item is a proposed schedule on North Park to assist the Council in setting some target dates to arrive at a decisio¢ on the property. This schedule anticipates two weeksfor you and other interested citizens to evaluate the proposal. It would probably be a good idea to have Mr. Brauer here in two weeks to discuss the study if you are of a mind to proceed as suggested. The staff would be prepared to make a recommendation on the proposal in two weeks if requested by the Council. Very respectfully, � �. � . �Y�O.�d�L � �fl-il-c.a Gerald R. Davis City Manager GRD/ms CC; Mr. Dave Harris Mrs. Lee Ann Sporre Mr. Duane Prairie Mrs. Jan Seeger ro � r . • m nWiw om Q° �� Hcn � rra o O N O A M f.� ❑ OC P F'. � R fD 1'� V1 O P ~ P O N � ry P W � C m y � m 0 9 � w m m m °' � � G C] �i �-1 'D O W N N �• A � IY W . .f M N F t7 1� CJ W r+ M OD G V W Q R .ow o< m m � � � � M m r• r� x o n .y n w an m m m � w K c� o r• O r o T. 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P+ 'c7 � r- t a o � n m � o o � 4 1 a ,v r°n c r F- w � m P 7� � ri m iD Y K G Y ' �+ R' N � � � � Y n � f'' O ' � • w A � r ' , � �- m n � � O m Z -� o � �, 1 c z v_> � � m z � a � �Z a z 0 N �l9 �o �� , � tn va in m in in c� . .. .. � �` � � � .J y M � F�', � .y rv" e� r+ r r p. � a �o�o��c�o� '.d � v�lvn F W� � . n 9 ro N '� r 0 Cy 9 �C ��ri Hn , a � �Z r� z 0 r °x°�ro �yz H M C+7 'y � H W � O � 9 H (A z cz ro z O G) � c� ra H � °z W a N O H 9 � 9 � z b7 � O C" ra a 1B � ' � January 16, 1973 Mr. Gerald R. Davis City Manager 6451 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Re: Go1f Course Nature Center Feasibility Study - North Park Mr. Davis: 1C This proposal agreement outlines a scope of services, fee schedule and other elements which will serve, if approved, as a contractual agreement between the City"of Fridley, a municipal corporation, herein referred to as the OWNER, and Brauer � Associates, Inc., a Minnesota corporation, herein referred to as the PLANNER. It is the intention of the OWNER to retain the PLANNER to study the North Park site, to evaluate potential alternate sites and programs by other agencies, to study the feasibility of building and maintaining a golf course and/or a nature interpretive center on the North Park site, and to report specific recommendations to the City Council. The OWNER and the PLANNER agree as set forth below. A. SCOPE OF SERVICES The PLANNER'S Services shall include recreational design, golf course architect, urban planning, engfneering and other profes- sional services as follows: 1. Basic Services - Research and Analysis Phase a. Collect and Review basic planning data including Fridley an a�acent �unicipal Comprehensive Plans, Anoka Cowity Park P1an Proposals, school district plans and proposals, existing land use data, current development proposals, utility extension programs, watershed district policies, highway proposals and other available data on manmade factors as a basis for feasibility and alternative analysis. PLANNERS ❑ LAND$CAPE ARCHITECTS ❑ ENGINEERS ❑ SURVEYORS ❑ ARCFiIiE�TS ' ' ' ' L.J L� � City of Fridley - 2 _ � January 16, 1973 1D b. Perceptual Study and Evaluation of the natural condi- tions of the Nort ar site and surrnunding area, together with a review of potential alternate sites in public owners}nQ wit in a T0-mile radius. The perceptual study and evaluation will consider soils, topography, drainage, vegetation, shape, orientation, access and other available data on natural factors which should guide design recommendations. c. Overview;of Golf including pertinent national, state, an metropolitan area trends, projections and advantages of adequate public golf facilities, and specific conclu- sions which can serve as a basis for golf course develop- ment and operation policies for the community. d. Overview of Nature Centers including pertinent data and experience on national an metropolitan area facilities, projections of uses and users, advantages of natural areas and interpretation programs and specific conclusions which can serve as a basis for nature center development and operational policies for the community. e. The Golf Market in the area based upon projections ' gol ers an an inventory and evaluation of existing public and private courses within a ten-mile radius the geographical center of the city. of from ' f. The Nature Center Need in the area based on projections o increasing population, decreasing open space, proposed or potential nature interpretive operations in the area, ' and the general concern for a quality environment in urban places beginning to be demonstrated. g. Construction Cost An_ a_ 1�S developed on the basis of current nature interpretive facilities and golf course construction projects in similar situations. A range of costs will be provided together with a general descrip- tion of the facility quality associated with the high and low figures for each development possibility. h. 0 eration Pro'ections and Cash Flow Anal sis including an analysis o income an expenses ase upon the local market, the construction cost analysis, current salaries and expenses for existing facilities, estimated capacity of the proposed facilities, fees and charges consistent with existing quality facilities, and effective adminis- tration and maintenance of the site and related facilities. (one for golf and one site for nature interpretation) I ■ I ' ' ' � ' , � ' � � � � ' C ' City of Fridley - 3 - 2. Basic Services - Community Interaction u January 16, 1973 1 E a. Community Seminar - Assist the OWNER in selecting and inviting representatives of key groups and influential individuals, pre-registration and group assignments, plan, program and moderate the session (one evening - about 4 hours) designed around small group discussions and reporting, and evaluate the input and the process. b. Utilize the interaction input from the seminar in prep g the Feasibility Report Recommendations. 3. Basic Services - Feasibility Report Recommendations a. Summar Re ort Document will present in written and grap ic orm t ei �T�asic data, analysis, conclusions and recommendations outlined above. The PLANNER will pro- vide fifty (50) copies of the completed report. b. Meetin s and Presentations - The PLANNER will meet regularly wit t e OWNER S staff representatives to secure data, outline progress, discuss evaluations and describe conclusions, and will make two (2) £ormal presentations of the completed study as directed. B. FEES FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES The OWNER shall compensate the PLANNER for completion of profes- sional services described in Paragraph A above as follows: 1. FOR THE PLANNER'S BASIC SERVICES as described in Paragraphs Ala through Alh, a Lump Sum Fee of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ($10,000.00) including all expenses, payable monthly in pro- portion to the work completed and billed. 2. FOR THE PLANNER'S BASIC SERVICES, as described in Paragraphs A2a and A2b, a Lump Sum Fee of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($1,000.00), including all expenses, payable monthly in pro- portion to the work completed and billed. 3. FOR THE PLANNER'S BASIC SERVICES as described in Paragraphs A3a and A3b, a Lump Sum Fee of THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($3,000.00) including all expenses, payable monthly in pro- portion to the work completed and billed. ' ' ' 1 � , , , ' ' ' I ' , � ' City of Fridley - 4 _ n ■ January 16, 1973 1 F 4. PAYMENTS TO THE PLANNER shall be made as follows: a. Statements will be submitted to the OWNER monthly with a breakdown of time and expenses for progress on contract work through the 25th day of each month. b. Payments are due upon receipt of the statement and no later than thirty (30) days from the date of receipt. C. OWNER'S RESPONSIBILITY The OWNER shall make available or allow access to all existing data related to the work and all other data or information which may develop that could possibly have a bearing on the decisions or recommendations made under this Agreement. The OWNER shall specifically provide: 1. Topographic ma �ing with locations of structures, aerial photograp s, soil surveys, or other data which describes the general nature and conditions of the North Park site, which are available presently or received during the planning period. 2. Le�al Description of present ownership together with a brief out3ine o a�pplicable legal restrictions (easements, deed restrictions, purchase contract conditions, etc.). 3. Public Utilities, plans and reports including existing and propose streets,water, sewer and drainage utilities with hydrologic storage and flow requirements as they affect the site. 4. Soil Borin s in the general area in order to determine the nature an epth of unstable soils. (Only those presently available through development or utility projects in the area or nearly representative areas.) 5. Com rehensive Plan Documents and all related current documents relating to zoning, lan use, highways and other development conditions. 6. Anoka and Ramse Gount park planning data and information in t e orm o policies, goals, or objectives, as well as specific site acquisition and development proposals. 7. Aerial Photos and other base map data £or the entire study area. , , , ' ' ' ' , , ' ' ' ' , ' � City of Fridley - 5 - January lb, 1973 1 � 8. Additional Data or information which will have a bearing on t e conclusions and recommendations of the PLANNER. D. TERM, TERMINATION, SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS 1. The term of the Contract shall be concurrent with the work authorized. Estimated completion time for services described under paragraph A is ninety (90) days from the date of authorization to begin work. 2. Termination may be accomplished by either party at any time by written notice, and shall be effective upon payment in full for all services performed to the date of receipt of such notice. 3. The OWN�R and the PLANNER each binds itself, its partners, successors, assigns and legal representatives to the other party of this Agreement, and to the partners, successors, assigns and legal representatives of such other party with respect to all covenants of this Agreement. 4. The PLANNER and the OWNER agree that neither may assign, sublet or transfer his interest without the written consent of the other. E. PLANNER'S RECORDS, DOCUMENTS, AND INSURANCE 1. The PLANNER shall maintain time records for hourly fees, design calculations and research notes in legible form to be made available to the OWNER if requested. 2. The PLANNER reserves the right to secure and maintain statu- tory copyright in all published books, published or unpub- lished drawings of a scientific or technical character, and other works related to this project in which copyright may be claimed. The OWNER shall have full rights to reproduce works under this Agreement either in whole or in part as related to this PROJECT. 3. The PLANNER shall carry insurance to protect him from claims under Worlanan's Compensation Acts; from claims for damages because of bodily injury including death to his employees and the public, and from claims for property damage. City of Fridley - 6 - , 1H January 16, 1973 F. EXTENT OF AGREEMENT AND APPLICABLE LAW 1. This Agreement represents the entire and integrated agreement between the OWNER and the PLANNER and supercedes all prior negotiations, representations, or agreements, whether written or oral with respect to the project. This Agreement may be amended only by written instrument signed by both OWNER and PLANNER. 2. Unless otherwise specified, this Agreement shall be governed by the law of the principal place of business of the PLANNER. IN fUITN�SS (UN�REUf #he UfUN�R and .the PLANNER have made and execu.ted .th�:a Agn.eemen.t, Th�.a day o� 19 tlU1N�R: In Pneaence a�: PLANNER: , ,�•� � ti�1/I� . �� - . CITY OF fRIi]LEY fn.i,d�ey, M.inneao.ta 6y BRAGER � ASSUCIA7ES, INC. Fden Phli.i,h.i.2, M�,nneao.ta by � ona G. nauen, . . Pne6�.den.t dbx � : 1 1 ' t TOc FROM: SUBJECT DATE: CITY OF FRIDLEY MEMORANDUM GERALD R. DAVIS, CITY MANAGER, AND CITY COUNCIL MARVIN C. BRUNSELL, ASSISTANT CITY MANA6ER/FINANCE DIRECTOR COMPARISON OF POLICE PENSION COST JANUARY 19, 1973 ' We have made comparisons of the cost to the City if all the present authorized force of twenty-seven sworn officers stay in the private Fridley Police Pension Plan, compared to the cost of putting new officers in the PERA - Police and tFire Plan. Existing officers would stay in their present plan as is. We fiave made comparisons both on the assumption that the new officers starting in the year 1973 will go in the PERA Plan, and another comparison showing the , differences in cost if the officers hired in the year 1974 and after were put in the PERA - Police and Fire Plan. These comparisons are made on the basis of laws that are in effect at the present time. The charts do not take into consideration the savings that would accrue to the City for any expansion of the Police force. That is, under the present plan, the cost to the City for a Police Officer is 46% of salary compared to 12% under the PERA - Police and Fire Plan. The costs shown for the combined plans include the cost of retiring the deficit. There are many more comparisons that could be made for different combinations, but time does not permit us to include them at this time. Enclosures: Exhibit "A" - Summary sheet showing the cost of present plan compared to the cost of putting new officers in PERA starting in the year 1973. Exhibit "B" - Summary sheet showing the cost of the present plan compared to the cost of putting new officers in PERA starting in the year 1974. Exhibit "C" - Projection of tax levies required for present Police Pension Fund as required by the Guidelines Act of 1969. Exhibit "D" - Levies required by the Guidelines Act for the present twenty-two man Police force with additional replacements hired under PERA starting in 1973. Exhibit "E" - Levies required by the 6uidelines Act for twenty-seven man Police force with additional replacements hired under PERA starting in 1974. 2 , ' ' Year 1971 EXHIBIT "A" COMP:i�ISON JF Tf� COSi OF 27 iL:T? UiID:s'„ PIL?ScPdi RETT:,EtiEPiT PIASl, , WITli PENSION COST IF NE�T r1EN UERE pUT ZN PERd pplSCr� & FIRI: PI.1i� Yearly �st Present Plan $ 52,820 Yearly Cost if P7ew Men were put in PEBA $ 52 820 Yearly Savings Combined Plan ' 1972 78,i60 78�160 $ -- 1973 70,756 70,756 1974 116,958 116,958 ' 1975 156,593 156,593 =_ 1976 286,057 186,057 1977 206,307 206,307 1978 220,768 220 76f3 -- , 1979 232,744 23Y�744 -- 19£30 244,282 244,I82 1481 254,754 254,75�+ -- ' 2982 265,853 265,853 -- 1983 277,509 277,509 1484 289,747 289,747 -- ' 1985 302,596 302,596 -_- 1986 31o,OS8 316,0�?5 1987 330,255 330,255 19II3 3C�.� �2q -' ' 1959 ' 345,12Q -- 360,747 203,�24 156,�73 299C 377,14f3 184;635 192,''.3 1991 394,367 193,869 ' 1997 412,447 200,�F98 1933 431,432 172,174 2kp,273 170,215 261,227 1994 451,3b5 178,725 272,640 ' 19)5 472,296 175,564 296,632 I996 494,273 171,850 1997 517,349 322,423 199II 153,93ii 363,361 ' S41,578 161,687 379,391 19�9 567 019 2A 2000 593,733 155,191 411,528 - 162,951 43D 7S2 �/�� ,/-�/(� ' 2a02 651�232 171,09� 450,633 "�`�+ v 179 652 � �� 2003 b82,15G ' 471 580 2004 188,63%+ 493�522 � � 71's,626 179,457 535,1u4 J �� , 2,705 748,719 158,429 560,290 -�`` � � ��G�i'a�l�� ' The above co�putations assume the entire defici.` caould 'ee retired ever a).5 year period und�r the coribiaed plan, The combined plan does noc take into consideration of savings made from additions 1 to t:�e force aft�r the year 1974, E,s an exa�^�le tte ;ity's cost for present plan wo��ld be 45,6 ; of payroll and 12`,o for the Combined Plan, , � Year 1971 EXHIBIT ��8�� COMPARISON OF Tl� COST Or^ 27 hLN UiID�B PRS�NT RETiREp1G;IT PI.AN,� L7ITki Pi:P7SI0N GOST IF DIEi1 P3B?d 47Ei2F, pTJT IL7 PEP.:i POLICE & FIRE PL9N STr1RTIPi ItdG 1974 Yearly Cost if Ciew Yearly Cost Men were put In PEIU1 Present Plan Startin� in 1974 $ 52,820 $ 52 820 Yearly Savings Combined plan 1972 78 160 � $ -- 1973 70,756 �8,160 __ 70,7% __ 1974 116,958 116,958 __ 1975 156,593 156,593 1976 186,057 186 057 1977 206,307 206,307 -- 1978 220,768 22� 768 -- 1979 232,744 232�744 -- 1980 244,182 244�182 1983 254,754 254�754 -- 1982 265,853 265,853 _ 1483 277,509 277,509 1984 289,747 289,747 1985 302,596 302,596 198fi 316,088 316,088 1987 330,255 330,255 1988 345,129 345,129 -- 1989 3G7,747 360,747 1490 377,148 377,148 -- 1991 394,367 394,367 1992 412,447 412,447 1993 431,432 276,882 154,SS0 1994 451,365 235 852 215,513 1995 472,296 235,547 236 049 �� 1496 494,273 234,831 ?59,442 � 1997 517,349 253,182 254,,07 �,Q/ ig`�8 541,570 231,123 310 4�5 1994 567,019 22�,100 33fi,919 C� ��'a� 593,733 239,505 354,228 : �"� 2001 621,781 251,478 370 303 ��'? �� ✓ 2003 651,232 264,051 387,187, (�" � C'� 682,150 277,254 �s04 902�� '�- � 20U4 714,626 179,457 535,169 \ �� ' 2005 7+8,719 188,429 560,290 �. �� yl� 7l �� /� /` The above computa_tioes assume the entire deficit �aould be retired over a 19 vea'r pe;iod under the canbined plan, The combined plaa does not ta1;e into considaration the savinds made from additions to the force after the year 1974, as an exa�nple the City's cost for the present plan would be 45.6i� of payroll and 12^, for the Conbined Plan, ' 0000 �000 U1 �P CJ N , �� v+ a i• w r V10 N U7� . 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BRUNSELL, ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER/FINANCE DIRECTOR SUBJECT: ADDITIONAL INfORMATION ON COST OF POLICE PENSION DATE: JANUARY 22, 1973 The pension cost comparisons shown in the January 22, 1973 agenda were based on the assumption there will be no increase in the present size of the Police force. It is almost certain there will be some increase in size of the force in the years to come. At the present time, the base salary of a top Patrolman in the City of fridley is $12,204.00 per year. The normal cost to the City of Fridley for the Fridley private pension plan based on a salary of $12,204.00 per year is $5,565.00 per year per man. The cost to the City for that same employee if he were covered by the PERA Police and Fire Pian would be $1,464.00 per year. This is a difference of $4,101.00 per year for each man who would be placed in the PERA plan rather than the private Police pension plan. On page 2A of the agenda, is a summary sheet showing the pension cost to the City for the two plans. The total amount saved if the pension plans were combined, and if the force remained at the present size, would be $6,040,125.00 through the year 2005. If the five additional people, who will be hired in the year 1973, were put on the private pension plan, the cost savings to the City would be $4,391,768.00. This is a difference of $1,648,357.00. Although, this seems like an unbelievably large sum of money, one has to take into consideration that salaries ten or fifteen years from now will not be at the same level they are today, therefore, the cost for pension plans will not be the same as they are today. Although cost savings may not be realized for several years, when the total savings are averaged for the period 1974 through 2005, the average is $188,753.00 per year (chart on page 2A of agenda). � , , � ' ' t�MO T0: SUBJECT: OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA January 19, 1973 MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL LIAISON WITH STATE LEGISLATURE S , Per your direction, I attended a meeting in Columbia Heights on January 17, 1973, to discuss subject above with representatives of other cities in Anoka �ounty. At this point in time, three cities--Columbia Heights, Anoka and Fridley--are in favor of hiring a legislative liaison. Coon Rapids and Blaine are still undecided as to their participation in the project. It was decided by all cities present that after Coon Rapids and Blaine had had further opportunity to discuss this matter with their councils, we would meet again to formulate a joint powers agreement. This agreement wouid then be brought back to the individual councils for their consideration if it is decided to proceed with the Legislative liaison program. Attached is a letter from Malcolm Watson setting a date for a meeting with Mr. David Kennedy to discuss the legislative liaison work. Perhaps the Mayor and/or members of the Council would want to attend this meeting next Tuesday to participate in this discussion. I anticipate having a recommendation back to you by February 5, 1973, to resolve this matter. GRD/ms Attachment Very respectfully, ��-� Gerald R. Davis City Manager i� I' � ' 1 , , , ' ' ' ' ' , ' ' ' � 3A CITY OF COLUMBIA HEIGF, � ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES ❑ COLUMBiA HEiGHTS January 18, 1973 MtNNESOTA , , To: Mayors and City Managers of Anoka ounty Communittes and Anoka County Adm[n�strator Gentlemen: Foliowing our discussion session Wednesday evening, January 17th, l contacted Attorney David Kennedy regarding his availability as a liaison representative on behaif of our Anoka County municlpalittes at the 1973 Tegislature. Mr. Kennedy has expressed an tnterest in working with us and is ava11ab1e to serve in such a capacity. In order to keep things moving o� this matter, I have asked Mr. Kennedy to meet wtth us at Roy Johnson's Sportsmans Restaurant tn Coon Rapids for a dinner meeting at 6:08 p.m., Tuesday, Jaouary 23rd, which Is the same eventng when a seminar on drugs will be held later across the street at the Coon Rapfds City Hali. By that time, we should consider the anticipated service whtch we would require of such a liaison person so that we can be fairiy specific in our dtscussion with Mr, Kennedy. Please plan to have your commu�ity represented at this dlnner meeting. now:Jcw Yours truly, MALCOLM O.•WpTSON City Manager ' 1' 1 1 1 1 ' , , � ' ' , ' , ' , ' � ITEM #4 SETTING UP PUBLIC MEETINGS WITH STATE LEGISLATORS FROM DISTRICT 46 TO DISCUSS ACTIVITIES OF STATE LEGISLATURE. SUGGESTED DATES FOR THE MEETING ARE JANUARY 24, 1973,FEBRUARY 21, 1973, MARCH 21, 1973, AND APRIL 18, 1973. 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SBCTION 2. The tract or area within the County of Anoka and the City of Fridley and described as: The West 250 feet of Lot 13, Auditor's Subdivision ' No. 129, lying in the North Half of Section 12, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota, ' , ' ' � ' , � ' , ' Is hereby designated to be in the Zoned District known as &-1 (eingle family dwelling areas). S&CTION 3. That the Zoning Administrator is directed to change the official zoning map to show said tract or area to be rezoned from Zoned Distric[ C-1S (local shopping areas) to R-1 (single family dwelling areas). PASSED $Y THE CITY COIINCIL OF 27iB CITSf OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF 1973. MAYOR - Frank G. L1ebI �1TTSS�: � � CITX CLBRK - Marvin E. Brunsell • � 1 Public Hearing: q First Reading; � Second 8eading: Publie�.......: 0 1 ORDINANCE N0. AN ORDIPIANC$ UNDEH SSCTION 12.07 OF THE CITY CNARTB& TO VACATE STREETS AND ALLSYS AND TO AMENA APPBNDIR C OF THB CITX COAE The Council of the C1ty of Fridley do ordain as follows: SECTION 1, por the vacation of an alley described as follows: All Chat part of the 12 foot alley located in Block 10, Hamilton's Addition to Mechauics- ville tfiat is located South of the Westerly �xtension of Lot 1, eaid Block 10, and North of the Westerly extension of Lot 15, Block 10, Hamiltoa's Addition to Mechanicsville, All Lying 1n the South Half of Section 23, T-30, x-24, etry of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minneaota. ae aad is hereby vacated except that che City of Fridley setains easements for draiaage and utility purpoaee over the alley herein des�ribed and vacated, &$CTION 2, The said Vacation has been made in conformance wlth Minnesota Statutea and purauant to Section 12.07 of the C1ty Charter and Appendix C of the City Code shall be so amended, PASSBD BY TH6 CITY CpUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLSY THIS DpY OF 1973. MAYOR - Frank G. Liebl ATTEST: CITY CL$R& - Maxvin Q. Brunsell Pubiic Iiearl.ng� Ja�uutrv 15, 1973 '"'" liret Readiag• " 8econd Readingi Publish......,: . �� VI s N ` ' � �7 _- i4 .J �.- •� 4 ��:+e.. $ ss � n6s �S` v !.sua;� so � .6r. 4 � ;� . _d -� �: . { i n 1_ _ _. 7 f� . �:�,367H, �4VE.y N.�. , � <. ; ,. ,., �:. .. :: •' �� ' + .r a . � a i x / `_- 'O_.._ _. � Ido SAV ii72-06: S[aCe Lana « �— \,� �,; � . ' � ` z__ + and Development Co� - '�-� '�tj� f?'0'.� � ; E s Paul Burkholder) :., . - - -- � Vacake alley in Block,.l�, , , '�+-, � s s : ' - -- �+- �� = E f ! & SSthAve. bet. Sth & k` � � 6th St. ' - . 1 �, � , � � ' zs :i,. c � �_ ,: ,� ��,u �/ �-��-- � e" ,� � , � . � ,_.. a � P _ � �rv� X B� � '�3 .�j 8 .. ' .+N - r i� ' -� � �', '� � � 9 �,i . " . -r—•--� �---R--��l � 21 _ ' y _ '. i i . . . . i � 1-.., '�, —_' �cr..,_ -, -.,.',. i �.� __ __ � 'c ._.. 1 z/— �� _. _� � __— � �,. _ ., ,_ �'�''--'�^-�� . a -- -- . . ! � _ . �' . .� � _ _ _ � ^ � _ _ _ _ ,. . 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Fridle'. peTtaining to tha re-sonei a�s+► (camiercial), and especiallv to ma propertg ead ylaca of bwi►iaesa. (�ots 27 yad 28, Hlk. 12} x e�m m�kin� ttba tollowL�6 �L+►tement; , Ths CtunbinaLiam ot the both at�ee0 9LIF-0N'B and P�-�iAT atseeL in Yroat ot mv ula�,e ot businsoa certeie►lv has devalwed my propert.v. :he onlv access from ths aouzh ia t�hs�i the alle,y neat to Universitp svernu, This is ��D aiiev, �".v Fsaoertr ie the lest piece o% pTivate propsrtv at ths end oY this alleq, This situation I bell�ev0 m111 beaT out m,y sLstemaat ei�ove that a devaivation of my prnperto ls+�.y c�r- , talnlp taKea placo. This all due to the actioa oi the Citv oi Fridlev. � ' ' ' � ' ' � , '1 '$e Oltv uS �'idls,yh+u � tTian�ularpiecs at prnpertv adjoiniag a�v l.ot �28 and tbs Athes eids ad i�na the 6qth ets�eet eli �� jo p�Yf� This piece of proper�v ie F+art o! the reaidue of loLe 1124 �d 30 9L:. 12.�hich ttu city uaei Yor ti�e sl�p-of£. The aitv now haa tne re3ponaioilitp aqd coey oP maintsia3ng tnie propertv, at ta� t+t75pa�era e�pence� Also reqalves no taz revsnws fr� it, It aa at tae eztre�e a�ui. 9t th9 dead.-e�r3 sllev. it �4 eRl� accesa. 1�iy Pz'ol�owal ii1 Alip�. me to scquire this triAnlSular piece of pznuertv. Tbis �ill Compenaate me for tn6 loo� oY u.a pronesLy value� dlso puL it back on the tax rolls ior revenue to the G1xq. S4ve tbe citv the 4ost oP xaintenence. It �iil also eliminate. a�acticxllr Aoa-aacearabl.� ptucol, and i,a�oraase mv pa�cel for beiter usa�a. I*PUld appreciate aa ans�er to this propoaal bv the proper cltv offic7,�1� G,p � L�avor Qitv �€r. ,; CitY Assessor $inca�l� vours, �.e:•.,.�::.. � ,:�;:.„ _�..�. Lswret�o 4 ��ii ~ 3228 Dupont i;ve. S�. 1tPis.. Mipn. 55408 Tel. No. �ZZ 7262 � � 0 ' � C,it� o� �ridCec� ANOKA COUNTY 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE 1NT. Lawrence , 3228 llupont Minneapolis, � ' ' ' , , II LJ LII � ' , ' A. Muggli Avenue South Minnesota 55408 RE: Lots 27 and 28, Block 12, Hyde Park Addition Dear Mr. Muggli: FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55421 January 16, 1973 The City of Fridley is in receipt of ypur letter dated January 11, 1973 regarding the property described as follows: Lots 27 and 28, Block 12, Hyde Park Addition. •, A check with the City Assessor's office revealed that the property has not been devalued. The Assessor believes that the increase of traffic flow past the property of£sets the conversion of Third Street N.£. into a one-way street. We are, however, in agreement that access to the property may have become more difficult due to the construction of the slip o£f and one-way. Because o£ the more difficult entrance to the property, the City has temporarily been maintaining the unimproved alley in Block 12 to provide additional access to the property. Please note that prese�it City policy provides that maintenance of unimproved alleys is the responsibility of the owners of the adjoining properties. T'herefore, in ordei that the Gity continues maintenance of tiie unimproved alley, a request by you to the City Council must 6e approved. Please arrange with the City Engineerirlg Department to have the request placed on the agenda for a future City Council meeting. The pt'�posal to allow the purchase o£ the triangular piece of property (pGart of Lots 29 and 30, Bloc�C 12, Hyde Park Addition) adjoining y�our property, must follow a course of action by the City which would declare the triangular piee:e of property excess and therefore make the property available f�r public auction. This would be the only method whereby you cc.ild purchase the property. However, as you can see, the public auction would not guarantee that you would be the only potential buyer of the ex.cess property. .� L.A. Muggli Page 2 An alternate proposal would be to allow you to use the triangular piece of City property until sucfi time as the City desires it for a specific use, Such a proposal would preclude construction of any buildings or improvements on the property and would require that you agree to reasonably maintain the property while under your usage. Please inform our Engineering Department of your intentions concerning the above proposals. . Yours very truly, fv'A�� M . R , . . City Eagineer-Director of Planning cC: Gerald R, Davis, City Manager Mervin Herrmann, City Assessor NQ/njc � � c V 0 �l 1 , 1 , , CIiY OF YRIDLHY PLANqING COM+IISSIO� I�EITNG CALL—.--- ,TSR: JANUARY 10, 1973 The meeting va� called to order by Acting Chalrman Fitzpatrick at B:1S P.M. AOI.L CALI. s 1� PAGE 1 ltambers pre�eat= liiqiah, 7eglen, Fitzpatrick, Schmedeke ' Membezs Abaent: 6Tickaon Others PreaenC: pasrel Clark, Cot�unity Development Adminigtrator Jerrold Boardman, Planning pssistant ' APPA011E PLAtiNING CO!?IISSION MINUTES: DECEMBER 20 .'1972 , I MOTI�i by SchmgQeke, seconded by 2eglen, [hat the Planning Commission ' mluutes o£ December 20, 1972 be approved. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the mpCion carried unanimously. ' t� MOTION 4y Zeglen� seconded by Schmedeke, that the Planning Cummission receLve the miautea of the Building Standards-Deslga Coatrol S4bcommitcee meetip$ of pecember 28, 1972. Upon a vqice vote, all voting aye, the motion carsied unaalmpusly, IAPORMAL pAESENTATION OP THE COMPRENENSIVE PLAN Mi• Clark stated the presentation vas taped so that nothing would i.i- advertent2y be left out of the preaeatation, The taped presentation, w�th colored slides, Cou1d a�so be used be�ore social groups auch as Che Chamber of Coam�re�, y.F.W „ etc, A1r. Clask said the preaentatioa was in three parte. Mz, Fitzpatrick saked how long the preaentation vould last, Mr. Boardmaa eaid it laeted about tweaty mlauter. Tha pYeeentation vaa miade. Ia diaeussing it, the entire Planaing Commia8i.on thougbt 1C vas an ex.ellent pxeaentatioa. l4r. �Ltspatrick asked 1f the entene�,ty colota were for the preeent use oi`the propos�d uae, lis�, goazdmaa answe;ed they were far tha propased use. Ms, S�hmedeke foupd aq error on one of the slidea, Which will be corrected, si►d Ms, Fitspatr�ck aeked tbat one other e11da Ue rephotographed beeause che aolor aas haFd to ¢lstinquish. N , 1 ' 1 lOq Planning Commiasion Meating - Januarv 10� 1973 p�e y CONSIDERATION OF FLOOD Xf.AI:T 20NING Mr. Cla=k said Chere had been a joint Public Hearing by the Ci[y Council and the Planning Go�isaion on flood plaia zoniag oa December 11, 1972. The City CouACil is waiting for a reco�eadation frca+ the Planniag Commission, A abort discuaeion followed wlth no apeciflc recoumendatloa�, ' MOTION by Schmedeke, seconded by Zeglea, to coatiaue the con8lderation of flood plain zoning until January 17, 1973. Upoa a voice vote, all voting aye, cbe motion cartied unanimously. HLANNING COt�ALLS5I0N 3TRUCTURE Mr. Clark gave copf,es of a chart that had been approved by the Planning Cwmissioa oit pebruaty 4, 1970. If the Planaiag Commission members wo�:id add three years to every date shown oa the ohart it will briag iC up-t,-.:.ic. Tbe City is preaeatly recodifying the Code book and the P1a,nning Commission •ad Subc4oaultteee will all be iu one section. If thls chart is approved, a1� Councilmen will nominate one member of the Planaing Co�ission his fir�� qea= of pffice aad one member of each Subca�mittee at varying times of their t_-; THe Mayo! will namiaate the ChairmaA of the Planpiag Commission. The Councilman-at-large will nominate one membez of hhe Plapning Commission and �ous membexs at the SubCOmmittee level. At preaent, the membeis of the Planaing Co�ission and Subcommitcees are appolnted foz thiee year terme except the Building Standards-Design CoACrol Subcrn�ittee. Under the new structure, a11 terms will be three years, but it will take three years before the cycle Ls correct, In the latesim, some appointm�nts will be for one or two YeaFS instead of three. The date the appoiatme�tB take effect ie beiag changed Erom December 3�, Co April 1. This will'glve the new couacilman time to fiqd the person he wants to aominate, aad wi11 giye che per�on appointed time Co atteqd so� of the meetings o� the Board or Co�m.iasioa he is appointed co before he� haa to sit oq tha Soasd os Commission. xhis �ill add [hree additional . Wonthe to appointments ia effect at the time this change is made. ' MOT�ON by MLpieh� Aeconded by Zegleq, that the Plenniag Go�ission seAfiirm its ea��,Q= ;ecoq�mendation of three years ago oP Che Ylanniag Commlesioa StuCtu�e, with the reconmmenda[�on thaC�the Gouncilmen try co , ROminste wembera €rom the�.r own ward 1f at a11 poes�,ble, Upon a voice VOt�� all voting aye� Che motio4 carried unanimously. ' ADJOURIiMEt,l't Aetipg Chalxataq ;1t;patrick adjourned the meeting at 10;00 P.M. ' Ra�ptat�u�ly eubmikted, �G=G/F .� �� ' Dorachy �v eon, 6ecretary ' x '- ;MINUTES OF THE RE6ULAR PARKS AND RECREATION COhr11SSI0N P'�ETIW6. P16VE1'�ER 2%. 1.,�%. ' Meeting was called to order at .':35 p.m., by Chairman Fitapatrick. `NFMBGRS NRESEfiT: Fitzpatrick, Blair, Kirkham, Stimmler, WagaY• , �fEMBERS EXCUSEU: Yone QTHFRS PRES�NT: Paul Brown, Director of Parks and Recraation. Catllie Stordahl, Secretary to the Cammissian. �[NUTES OF THE OCTOBER IG. I�JZ MEE7ING� , AW7ION by BKcun, Seconded by S.timmkeh, ta ap�+cave .the M�.nu.tea a6 the Regu-Ya,z Pcn.ha arut Rectea,ti.an Cunurr.i�b.(,on Me�t,i.ng, �ia.ted Octubez 16, 1972, The Mozi.an �av�,iEd. ARK SCFqOL RANGER� Mr. Brown informed the Commission that a snowmobile has been donated te :I�e City , by the Fridley Lions Club and Fridley American Veterans, for use by the I�ark ��houl Ranger. Chuck Spano will be on duty, weather permitting, and will be patrolling the City Parks and School graunda. ll �AX,FORFEIT PROPERTIES, Mr, Brown asked the Commissionars for �su�Restions regardinY the available tax forfeit � propertias, and if there were any pr�p<+rti.es we should look at closer' Mr. Stimniler stated that he fett we shuu4d exchau,;r or sell some of Qur useless propertics an� ��quire large:• pur�els of land which could be developed into something that could ' be used. All agreed that ChiB wgs worth looking into, and also pointed out that therc ls stil� a need for proPerty east oP Old Central, near Rice Creek Road. CE MAIFITENANCE SCFiEDULE, MT. Brown told the Commissioners that as soon as weather permits, the Maintenance Staff would be placed on a rotating schedule, �imilar to the one•used last Winter. ' Full time men will be off on either Saturday and Snnday or Sunday and Monday. 1'he three part timp me.,n will be off o� Wednesday and Thu�sday. Their work hours w�ill be changed to 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with a half an hour off for lvnch aY 17,:U0. , 1'his revision 1n the schedule will hoNefullp cut the number of overtimc hours the maintenance staff will have to put in to properly inaintain the ri.nks this Winter. Last Winter's trial run on tbe sclledule proved to be successful. �AR� i NG' h1�. Brown relayed the desire of Jim Hill, the Public Safety Director, to re-acti�ete , the Squace Dance Program in Fridley. He explained that e;eorge Butler would be thc caller and Mr. Hill i� promoting the idea for the Fall of 1973, due to the present laCk of fundg. ',3IR4'S ACTIVITIES� ' Mr. Fitzpatsick informed Che Cpmmisaipners that there is still some concern :�6ouc Lhe laCk of aCtivit@a Por �iTla, but all agreed that the Department had done much durin� the past y�ar to roCtifp tha pro6lem by lntroducing sµch programs as �;iris F1aQ Fpatball, Girls BroaA�ball, expandin� Gixls Softball, and Girls eallet. � Df1NCE � ' ' Mr. Kirkham inPormed the Commisaioners that the Jaycees are intezeste� in enlarging the Ha�lvween Party for 1973. They felt that this year's dance was vesY successful, ' M1finutes of the ['arti; & Recre:itiwi Commiss.un ?teeting, November 27, 19?_ ' NORTH PARK DEVELAPMENT. ' ' ' , ' ' ' , Mr. Kirkham turned the Conunissioqers' attention to the discussiod for the development of North Park. He recommended that Mr. Brown include a ballot in his next article in the Fridley Sun Newspaper. MUTION" b c K.vr.h larn, Secvrc;ted b y BY.ai.n, .to �nekude an api,ruun �a4X neyandi.ng t de deve�'opme��t ob NeK.t h Panl:, �,�i t��e Fni.d�e y Sun, nexx weeh. Mr. Stimmler asked that the Motion be amended to include the question for the public to voice their opinion, but that it should be delayed until a more appr�priaic time when other polls regar�in� the same subject are in and evaluatecl. Mr. Kirkham said that he felt that this was the most appropriate time for the pull Mr. Stimmler restatCd his belief that this was not the best time for the poll. Mr. Fitzpatrick called for a new motion. llA M07IUN b i Ki. t1: {am, Secanded 6 y Bea,�n, .to �nc.t',ude an upi ni an puCY aegcudi �u :t !e deve:eopme��t a� Nea.t{� Panh, a:n t{e F%udkeySun, nex.t weeh. Upon a vote o� aL'Y Carqn( adi anena, SPai n, Ki ah, hun, avid Fi tzpa.t�u;elz vo�ted � n 5auon oti an olx vu on r�i E'.e a.t fi a ti me, and S#.�minKe2 and Ulagan vv.ted na v. 7he Mo.t,�:on eann.i.ed. Mrr Fitzpatrick asked the Commissioners if any of them had formed opinions regnrding development of North Park, and if so, if they would care to make their opinion� kn n a[ this time. Mr. Kirkham stated that he was in favor of a NatNre Center, n1_r. Wagar supported a Golf Course, an� Mr. Blair and h1r. Stimmler are not as vet committed. It was the general feeling that a Rice Crecl, nature center was not an alternaticc to the North Park problem. ' ISLANDS UF PEACE. I, , ' ' ' �J ' Mr. Fitzpatrick stated that he had been at a maeting of the islands of ?'eacc. Committee, in the early part October; where the City Attorney, Mayor, and the City Manager were all present. He said that the meeting was well attencled but ended in a state of indecision. Mr. Brown called the Commissioners' attention to an article in the Minneapolis Tribune, about Mr. Wilmes and the Islands of Peace. Copies uf the artic�e will be mailed to the Commissioners. ' Mr. Brown went on to explain that Mr. Wilmes and the Committee have had letterhead, envelopes, and pamphlets printed, in hope that by sending out some information to area American Veterans groups and other Civic-minded groups, donations would aicl in the development of the Islands. To date, they've received about $400.00 and this is about anough to take care of the expenses of the Committee and their mailings. According to the information Mr. Brown has, Mr. Wilmes has now approached Brooklyn Park, in the hope that Durham Island can be donated or purchased for this proj�ct. Mr. Wi,lmes has approached Calvin Griffith about having a benefit game, sponsored by the Minnesota Twins. ' "I'he Commission took no action regarding the Islands of Peace Project. Mr. Brown will keep them informed of any further progress. , , Mimites of the Parks F, Recreation Connni;sion Meetin�, Novenber 27, 1972. �_a�;� :� � llB ,AECEMl3ER MEETIi�IG� ' blr. Fitzpatrick called the Commissioners' attention to the fact that the next regudar meeting date falls on Christmas Day. Mr. FitzpatriCk stated th�t ther�• were no major problems which woul� be i•eyuiring Cortuaission action, and recommended ' that no meeting be held in Uecember, and that the next regular meeting date be on the fourth Monday in January, 1973. ' MUTIUN b y S.ti.mmQen, Secanded b, Wagan, tv d�i, t�e�� ee ux:.t 4� .the Deeembe�c meezi.ny uv tl;�: t Pw�1z a and Rec�cea,t�:on Corrmu, aa.on, and � t Ge nex.t negu.eah meet�ng 6u2 t te �ocinx l: Manda y�,n Janua2 i. 7 M Mo�ti.on cavu ecf. 'ADJOURMIENT, MUTION b y wagWc, Seconded b y EP.¢i,n, .to adjounn .tGe me2ti.ng a.t 9: OC r.m. ' The next reguAar meeting will be held on January 22, 1973, at 7:30 p.m., in the Community Room of Fridley Civic Center. ' Respectfully submitted, . � � �.�� %. � . �.� _ � ,: ��' a / !-- 'CATNIE STORpAHL, Secretary to the Commission ' ! 3 i , j � , • I 1 I ' ' S I ' ' ' � I ' ' ' 1 , , �� I ' MINUTES OF TF� CA'N COMMISSION . ROLL CALL: JANUARY 15, 1973 MEMBERS PRESENT: Father Ed, Haines, Hughes, Myhra, Caldwell. � I�MBERS ABSENT: NONE The meeting was called to-order at 9:15 p.m. in the City Hall lunchroom by Father Ed. CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE: Members received a copy of the letter from the Fridley District #14 Superintendent of Schools, dated December 28, 1972, to James E. Greeley, Washington counsel for General Television, and carbon copy to FCC. It commented on the application for the certificate of compliance filed by General Television with the Fcc. The CATV Commissiom recommended the City of Fridley should convey to the FCC its concern over errors and omissions in the application. B. Hughes was instructed to draft a letter outlining the points as follows: 1. insert "3 hour period for six consecutive" in Section H to follow line 13. 2. Section K- Operating Rules: change "cable costs" to read "cablecasts envisioned to be made upon public access, educational and lease channels to conform with Section 76.251 (a) (11)." 3. Section J: point out the ordinance appears to prohibit franchisee from considering charges for educational or government access channels at any time. 4. To ask for clarification of the language "basic trunk line". , The company had proposed tWO basic trunk lines with six hub lines into the Fridley three wards. ' A draft will be prepared and referred to the City Administration and City Council as soon as possible. ' � ' ' ' BYLAWS: John Haines was directed to prepare a draft of Bylaws to cover operations of the CATV Commission. He will review the ordinance to see what items must be included in bylaws, rules and regulations, or other documents. Bylaws are expected to specify such items as: Officers Regular Meeting Date Method of Calling Meetings Order of Business. Mr. Haines said a dra£t would be ready for the next meeting. MEETING DATES: The next meeting was scheduled for Monday, February 5, 1973, at 8 p.m. in the City Hall. Regular meetings will be held on the f3rst Monday monthly. ' Respectfully Submitted Barbara Hughes Secretary pro-tem ' ' ' 0 CHANGE ORDER r,o C�Z ORIGINAL ISSUE DATE JdAWn j, 1973 aRCHtTECT'S 7234 .. . . . . COMM. NO owNeA_ City of lzidley, Minnaeota � Z�� PF30JECT �f Sale Liquor Star� � � � � � � � /.i�=-.�� TO THE CONTRACTOR—You are requested to quote 6elow your proposal for making the listed ehanges to the project. Please. quote each item aeparatety end fill in the effective total. Complete all copies, retain the last copy and return all other copies to the Architect. � � Cdenge etane apeeifiad in aectien 0444 to a=izture of lZontana tihtte, Cactw Canyon iroa California and Alligator fros Arisana, a� provided b� Gophaz 3tona Co�any,ai par sampia submittad w Gsrald Davi�, Fridlay City Managar. eaa e_ 8��. 9 0 RFCEfV��J .��,N 17 Z�?3 "ATCN ER�CKS�Pd 'n9hD�urJ & Fn;'iS!�:�„ !it`�. _� I i �� _� I 1 _ � ` � i� � ,; � i.�j � _;� ; . � � i I � _ -i I � �, A � : -- � �� , ' ' , ; � � i F��S i i �,; —a �—� —;�! _ , ' I We propose to make the above listed changes for an (increase) �� eontraet price ot ��/��e�a+e�f_ 4��i �� z; i '–T7?7' / (inerease) (de�rsa) of construetion time of � eayg. � � . nanna�pous raLIIII. 7�44.Y� � - ..'� 70 THE OWNER—The Contrector has proposed to make the ai>ov�[ listed changes�fo he above quoted prices. We approve this change. If these . changes and the proposal are satisfactory, please indicate you 'pproval by � n e cbsed co ies. Retain the first co �. eopies to the Amhitect. � �, y and retum all other PATCM EqICK50N MAOSON S NANSOIV� MC. by �etE �(�i 3_ ARCHITECTS Aryp PLANNEq6 � � TO THE CONTRACTOR—YOUr proposal for making the above listed changes is approved and accepted. You are authorized to proceed with the ebove listed changea � � Owner, 1 .._ . ... .. . I' APPLICATION FOR PAYMENT Citv of NO � L� - DATE 1�15�73 CO CHITECT"S -�� Z�,/f ) . LX�L_ _�„__�_ �� _.....__ 1 This Application is for p-'i ti �.al �ayment for Geri2P. 1 work done on your �� idley Store 12/1/73 1/1/73 project from to CONTflACT COMPLETED COMPLETED � BALANCE � 1 ' �, ' �J ' , � ' ' � . DESCflIPTION Oi PROJECT�WOflK ITEMfr , � qMOUNT THIS PERIOD TO DATE � TO FINISH 1. ?�IKSUN:.�Y - Curbs-;a-aing-Stripeing -�29,09l�,0�� :,ib,371.37 �0,871.37 �22�2z2.63 2. ST��L �t,10�.�0 u,10?.00 3. P>ZSC. ST3�L 2,0�9.00 �9.00 a4.00 1,So0.00 4. NoGFTR;G-O�TJZ-O%c�',Z-Q%J3 i;,113.00 1�,113.Co 5. sTS�?, ,aac�?cra - o5io-o5zi-o55o i,.�oo.�o i,!�oo.00 b. PAINTING 7$G.00 7KO,OC 7. Gzass � �.;,��r_zr:�;, ��z:��:r�s-oE12-oA�S 3,175.00 3,17;.co 8. �.-o:� co�TZrrG-o982 2,3�7.0o z,3Q7.oe 9• C:iliL::S?dG-0796-0�50 210.00 2L:.00 10. � ACLi,O •1 .�^tAL :- ?? .;3Did?tRF_0813�-0870 Y, 288.00 � � 1, 2�:= .00 11. C=>. �r3T-121t7. j, 256.00 j, 276.00 12. nCC:iUSiT_C:.I, 095� 1 o i ,970,00 1„7�.00 13. G:tILi i u Li:V7,�:S o701� 88.o'J 8�.00 1!,.. SIG?d lOLtl+ 3Eo.o0 3�o.Cr 15. To_L:T �.c��s��1�s 17;.76 ?.75.75 16. LA:dJS�:i.IIdG 1,250.00 1,2=O.G0 17. rZ?, :::t�. io25 5o.oa 6c. �o ..�.� LLrt':��,l.�.IR 7%�J.�-ll . . � i�;_ .� 9• �'iia[::.�_�1�."_ I.A�'�S; �.�Cv'.1i�J� l�?:��17 0. :i:Ci:J:T_0'.:' S3,^ID FILi -;T'�. 1�9b�yr00 1��2��.OG 1��:2}�.G��p rir�,.JO 1. Y?CFIT-C'T:%?3&D-C3G.".:iIZ'--I�'":I.- l0 243.27 1,.'�3^. 0 1 Gj'�.�Q &`�1'.%% SU?:3JIJC3'r ' ° ''J J OriginalContractTotals �,:�j�%'J3. ,� a�y'jY.:7 a�:i't.�7 7:� 7�'c.�,� Add Change Orders Totals . Deduct Change Orders Totals TotalstoDate � .� �^? :�.�� :��. ^ v �� - . . � � � Less Retainage at % l 0.: , ..� 7 .:_;,Y . . CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT Total to be Drawn to Date Based on our observations, this application for payment is Total Previously Certified correct to the best of our knowledge, and the contractor Amount Now Due is entitled to the indicated payment , . . _ _ , , , _ , . ,� 5 3 �;.7 ;..q ProjOCt ChBCked by "� ��T j�� / T�is is m certify Ihat all work listed ahove has been completed in accordance with wnvact Cccuments . . � / j anA that all IawiW charges (or labor, material, e[c., tor which previous certiiicates have been �ssued. �ave been paid. Thi orm checked by � � �- "'��. � � : �� - , , � �/i � fi � P M ERI N MA090N 6 FiANSOM. INC. COOIIBC[Ol .. 2� �-1,' -' � �' ' C(, /$. G"::;�� ` J� �.� `(/�.--- ALiC ('%,��5 At�1D PLANNEFI8 � ^� j . 1� � �-- / �,,�/)(JJ / � � �� // ) ��Detes_�-c! _ BY _ i ' �,�! :' /'�'�i / / - �K? _ =�--L'-i � c �:.i -.Oate � � � J 1 � RESOLi7TI0N NO. � � �7 � � � RESOLUTIpN AUTXORIZING THE PREPARATION OF THE REPORT FOR IIpDATING OF FRIDLEY WATER FACILITIES TO MEET TXE ULTZMATE NE$AS OF TRE CITY OF FRIDLEY WH�RSAS, a nwnber of preliminazy reports and supplements to preliminary repqrts, regarding the Fridley water utility have been submitted by Comstock i Davis, ZncoFporated, the City's Consulting Engineers, stazting October i959, which out2ined the program fo; bui2ding the water system in the City; WNEREAS. the 2ast Supplement to the water utility report was submitted ln Auqttst, Z969; Wt18RE'RS, there is a need for periodic review of our system to apdate the #acilities to meet the increasing deirtand; WX8REA5, it has been over 13 years since a complete overall ' raviaw of the system was analyzed, so there is a need for a thorough revsew of our present system and the future needs to meet the ultimate population of this community. NOW TN�'NEFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley, ds fpllows: 1. That �pmstock & Davis, Incorporated, Consulting Engzneers, are hereby authorized to update the 6xist3nq regorts and to prepare a comprehensive plan for our water atility system. AAOPT�F 9Y TH$ �ITY COUNCjL QF TNE CITY OF FRIDLEY TNjs �_iKO�� wr aF , l��s. MAYOR - FRANX G. LIEBL :� ATTEST r CITY CL�RK - lyARVIN C. 8j2UNSELL � ' 1 1 0 C� RESOLUTION N0.�7 �� , RESOLUTION REQUSSTING MZNNESOTA NIGHWAY DEPARTMENT , PYJR ASSIS2ANCE 8E IT RESOLVED, That pvrsuant to statutory authority, � the CSty of Fridley 8ngineer for and on behalf of the City of Fridley is hereby authorized to request and obtain from the Minnesots DePartment of Highways, needed engineering and tech- ' nicaZ services during the year of I973, for which payment wi21 be made by the City npon receipt of verified claims from the Cormnissioner of Highways. ' � AA�P2'ED BY THE CITY C�UNCIL OF THfi CITY OF FRIDLEY '' THIS �a,�DAY OF , 1973. t . FRANK G. LZEBL - MAYOR ATTEST: MARVIN C. BRUNS$LL - CITY CLERK 14 RESOLUTION NO. � �I7 �,3 RESOLUTION APpROVING TNE COMPREHENSIVE SANZTARY SEk'EP PLTiN FOR TNS CITY OF FRIDLEY AND AUTHORIZING ZTS SUB- MISSZON TO THE METROPOLITAN SEWER BOARD WHE�AS, The City Council has discussed the Comprehensive Sanitary Sewer P1an with the City Engineering staff and the Consulting Engineers a nvmber of times the Iast year; WflfiREAS, the Comprehensive Sanitary Sawer Plan has been prepared to meet the sanitary sewer facility needs fo,r the ultimate development of this community; WHEREAS, Che fina2 Comprehensive Sanitary Sewer Plan report has been submitted by Comstock and Davis, Zncorporated, the C�ty's Consulting Engineers. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Citg Council of the City of Fridley, as follows: 2. That th�s Comprehensive Sanitary Sewer P1an Report is hereby approved. 2. That the City $ngineer is herebg authorized to submit , this rsport to the Metropolitan Sewer Board for their rev1em and approval. � RA�PTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS ' � �Y OF , ]973. >_ ' � ' � � � ' ATTEST: CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL MAYOR - FRANIC G. LIEBL 15 ' � ' ' , r LII ' , , � �I � ' � RESOLUTION NO. �✓ �� /J R RESOLUTZON ORDERZNG PRELIMINARY PI,ANS, SPECIFICATIUNS AND ESTSMATES QF THE COSTS THEREOF: SANITARY SEWER� �+'ATER AND STORM S$[tBR PROJECT #1Z2 � BE' IT RSSOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley as follows: 1. That it appears in the interest of the City and of the property owners affected that there be constructed ceztain improvements, to-wit: Wates mains, sanitary sewer, laterals and service connections, storm sewer and appurtenancea. and temporary paving. Innsbruck North S9cond Addition East Danube Road Weat Danube Road 2. That �q ��ty EnglneBS, Nasim 9uz'eshi. & the City's Consalting Engineers are hereby authprized and directed to draw the preliminary plans and apecifications and to tabulate the results of his estimates of the costs of said imProvements, including every item of cost from inception to completion and a11 fees and expenses incurred (or to be incurred) in cOnnection therewith, or the financing thereof, and to make a preliminary report of his findings, stating therein wheth�r sa,id improvements are feasible and whether they can best be made ay proposed, or in connertian with some other improvements (and the estimetad eost as'reco�ended), incladin9 alao a des- cription of tha landa or aseas as may receipe benefits there�rom and as may be proposed to be assessed. ' , 3.• That said praliminary seport of the sngineers aha12 be furnished � to the Coancil. , A PT�'A 8Y TNE CITY COUNCTL OF THE CZTY OF FR7➢LEY THIS.OS��Y OF . z9�s. ' , ' ' ATTEST: � CI�'Y CL6RK ^ MRRVIN C. BRUNSSLL MAYOR - FRANK G. LIEBL ' � ' ' ' ' 17 R$SOLUTZON NO. � ' 7 7,3 A RESOLUTIDN RECEIVING TXE PRELIMZNARY REpORT AND CFLLING A PUBLIC $EARZNG ON TNE MRTTER OF THE CYJNSTRUCTION OF CERTAI,a• IMPROVEMENTS: SANZTARY SEWER� WAT$R AND STORM SEWER PI?!.�JECT ai�a WXEREAS, the construct�oq of certain improvements is deemed to be in the lnterest of the City o# Fridley and the propertg owners affecte�d thereby. bE IT RESOLVED, hy the City Council of �e City of Fridley, as fo2lows: I. That the preliminary raport submitted by the Gity Engineer e the ' Consulting Engineers is heraby received and accepted. 2. That the City C1erk shd11 act to ascertain the name and addres,s of the } avner of each parce2 of land directly affected or within the area ; of lands as may be pzoposed to be assessed for said improvemen*s, � and calculate estimates of assessments as may be proposed relative thereto against eaCh of said lands. 3:� That the area proposed to be assessed for said improvements and each i of them as noted in said notice are aI1 the lands and areas as noted in said notice: A11 pfi the same to be assessed propor[ior,ately aacording to the benefits received. I• That the estimates o1 assessments of the Clerk sha11 be available fot inspection to the owner of any garcel of Iand as may be affected thereby at any public hearing he2d relative thereto, as we11 as at any prior time reasonable and con�enient. 5. That the City C1erk is authorized and di�ected to give notice of such Public Xearing by pub2iahing a notice thereof in the official news- paper of khe City of Fridley and by mailed notices to a11 the property owrtars whose piopez'ty is 1#able to be assessed with the making of thesQ improvementa according to Iaw, such nptice to be substantially in the form and substance of the notice attached hereto as Exhibit "A". 6. That this Council wi11 meet on the day of , 1973 at 7r3p a'clock P.M. ab the City XaI1 in the City of Fridley for the purpose of holding d Pub2ic Xeartng on the improver+ent noted in t1�e Nptice attached hereto'and made a part thereof by reference, Exhibit "A". AA�PTEA BY TNE CZTY COUNCIL OF TNE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS 6L�'�6k: OF • , 1873. MAYOR - FRANK G. LIEBL ,i�'T�'ST t CITY CI,ERK - MARVIN C. BRpNS87,L � � ' ' ' ' � � ' ' OFFICIAL PUBLICATION CITY OF FRIDL6Y ($XHIBIT A) NOTZCE OF t1EARZNG ON IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT k2I2 WHtl¢EAS, the City Council of the C�ty of Fridley, anoka County, Ninnesota, ha8 deemed it exPedient to receive evidence pertaining to the impzov�ments he;einafte; described. NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on the day of , 1973 at 7r30 O'clock P.M. the City Council wi11 meet at the Clty Xa12 in said City, and wi11 at Said time and pZace hear a21 parties intarested in said improvements in whol.e or in part. Tbe gpperal nature of the improvements ia the construction (in the Iands and etreets notad below) of the fol2oni7+g improvements, to-wit: CONSTRUCI'ION ITEM Water mains, sar�itdsy s6wer, Zaterals and service connections, storm aewer and agpurtenances, and temporary paving. Tnnsbruck North Second Addition East Aanu,pe Road • West Danube Road ESTIMRT�A COST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 9.I.7S5.02 THAT TXS AREA PROPOSBA 1CJ 8E ASSESSED FOR SAIp IMPROVEMENTS IS AS FOLLOWS: Foi Construction Item above ---------------------------------- R11 of t��e Iand abutting ugon said streets named above and all within, adjacent and abut�ing thereto. . lands R11 of said land Co be assessed proportionate2y according 'to the benefits received bg such'improvements. . That shauId the Council proceed with said imprc�vements they wi11 consider aach soparate tmprovements, .xcept as hereafte� otherwise provided b� the CouACij a1I under the fo2lowing authority, �o-�'tt: Minnesota Statutes I961, Chapter 4?9•and ,taw9 amendatory thereof, and in conformity with the City Charter. AATBD TXIS �4/� pAY OF ;^g�l�jt/y�L/, j973, HY ORDER OF TffB' CITY CDUNCZL. yp .�..�(7f-� Yublishr ru�YOx - Fxnrvx c. r.rsar, llA � 1 ' , ' ' l� ' � !� ' , ' ' �� , ' � RESOLVfION N0.�5�/ 9 �3 A RESOLUTIQN ORDERING IMPROVEMENT, APPROVAL OF PLANS A:VD ORDEP.iNG ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDSi STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1973-1 AND MUNICIPAL STATE AID STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJE:CT ST. 1973-2 WHEREAS, Resolution No. 122-1972 adopted by the City Council on the 2nd day of October, 1972 aet the date for hearing on the improvements, as specifically noted in Che Notice of Hearing attached hereto for reference as ERFIIBIT "A"; and WHEREAS, a11 property owners whose property is liable to be assessed with the making of the impzovements (as noted in said notice) were given ten (10) days notice by mail and publistyed notice of the Council hearing through two (2) wQekly publicaYions of the required notice, and the hearing was held and the property owners heard thereon at the hearing, as noted in said notice; and WliEREAS, Resolution Na. 136-1972 adopted by the City Council of the City of Fridley ordered all of these improvements; gnd WHEREAS, Yhe City Council has provided general fund monies for the construction of the Robert Louis Stevenson Elementary School Walkway. NOW, TH$REFORE, BE IT R£SOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley, Anaka County, Minnesota as follows: 1. That the following improvemen[s proposed by Council Resolution N122-1972 are hereby ordered to be effeCted and completed as soon as reaspnably poselble, to-wit: StreeC improvements, including grading, stab111zed base, hot-mix bituminous mat, conc[ete Curb and gutter, storm sewex system, water and sanitary sewer services and other facilities located as follows: 78th Avenue 77th qvenue 818t Avcsnua �eeeh SLreek Alley (Bet. Beeah St. a.nd Hic'r.ory Stre�t) Ranchers Road UA�.v�rsity WesC Servlce Rpad Hori,zpn Drive Alley �eC, Hiakory Street & Beech Street to fiaiq StrQet Main Street to Ranchers Road Seeclti Si:xeet to t;aia Street 7°«h Avenua to 8].st e�venue 78th Avenue ta �9t1� Avenu� 77th Avenue ta 79th Avenue S. line�of East Ranch Est�tes 2nd Addition to 79th Avenue 3rd $txvRt �0 53rd Avenue. ' Capitpl SCreet Main SCreet to :�a;hes pvenue E��3 i� I , I ' ' , ' ' � t �' IJ � . Resolution No. � S � � � 7 Oxdering Advertisement foz Bids St. 1973-1 & St. 1973-2 (MSAS) , Z � Hu$hea Avenus Cle,axview Lane ;opper I.ane Panorama Avenue Gibia�tat Road P11ot Avenue Apman goad Sth Stxe�k b6th l�v�nue Yanorama Avenua to Horiznn Arice Yanozama Avenue Co Hosizon I�ive Horizon Drive to 300 fset South Main Stzeet to 3rd Stzeet . Roman Road ko 550 feat West " Main Street to Ftoman Road 49th A�enue to Panorazna Ave<<ue 63rd pvenus to 64th Avenue Piezca Street to Channel Road (ldditional Cuxbin�, Tmfrovement (Under Pro�jeet St. I973-1) 8eech Stxeet 77th dvenue to 79tti Avenue �lw Street �fa�n Stzsea 79kh Avenµa b9th Avenue 77th Avenue to 79th Avenue � .71th Avenue to 79Ch Aveaue Beech Stseet to Nain Stzeet Stinson Avenue to 130Q feet F7est That the Robert Louie Stevenson Elementary School walkway wili bt conettucted undex thie project. That the work lnvolved in said improvemente as listed above shall hereefter be desiguated ast , STREET IMFROVEMENT PR0.TECT ST. 2973-1 That tl}a fpllowiag improvements propoeed by Counc�.l Resolution , N122-1972 ase hereby osdered to be effected and completed as soon as raesox►abl� poaslble, to-wit: ' Stseet lmpsovpmants, ineluding gradipg, atabilized base, hat-mix bituminoue mat� Coqcrete curb and gutt..r, etorm ryewar aystem, wates and eaqitasy sewer setvlces and otheX fac111ties located ee #pllowa: � � : � i Resolution No. / j i / 'f�%3 Ordering Advertisement for $ids , St. 1973-1 & St. 1973-2 (MSAS) 79th qvenue M$in Street 83rd Avenue Beech Street West to Aliey and ?�tain Street to University Avenue 79th Avenue to 83rd Avenue Mattr Street to University Avenue That the work involved in said improvements as listed above shall hareafter be deelgnated as: MUNICIPAL STAT$ AdD STREET IMPROVEMSNT PROJECT NO 1973-2 3. The plans and sppcifications prapared by the City Engineer for such improvements and each of them, pursuant to the Council Hesolutione heretofore adopted, a copy of which plans and speCificatione are hereto attached and made a part hereof, are hereby approved and ahall be filed with the City Clerk. 4. The work to be performad under STREET IMP&OVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1973-1 aad MUNLCIPAL STATE AID ST�tEET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. ST. 1973-2 ahall be performed under one contract. The City Eqgineer shall accordingly prepare and cause to be inserted in the o£ficial newepaper advertiae�qenis for bids upon the making of such improvements under auch appzoved pl�ts and specifications. The advertisement ehall be gubliehed for thrae (3) weeke (at least 21 days), and shall apeclfy the work to be dane and will staCe Chat bids will be opened and coneidared at 11s30 P.M. on the day of , 1973 in the Gounci� Chambers of ths City Hall, and thae na }iida wi17. be conaidared unless sealed and filed with the City Engineer, and accompanied by a cash deposlt, bid bond, o= paxtlii�d check Payable to the City for five per ceqt �SX) o£ the amounC of snch bid. That the advertisement foi bids for STREET IpIPROVEMENT PRO„�CT ST. 1A73-1 arid MIJtIICIppi, $TAT$ t11D STRBET IMPROVEMENT P'ROTECT N0. 1973-2 Shali be aubstanGially la forp� a$ that nvted in E�chibit "B" attached hereto for reference and made a part hereof. ADOPTED $Y THE CI'j.'Y CpUTIpIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDL$1' TAIS �� AAX o�� 1973. ATTE&T: CZTY CI,�Ft� � MARVIN C, BRUtISELL MAY4R ^ FRANK G. LIEBL . • � � ' ' 1 , ' ' , � , ' ' � ' i , , RESOLUTION N0. 1�, - 1973 0 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS QN 1,0T 10, LOT I1� ANU LOT 1�� BI,QCK W, RIVER VIEW HEIGNTS ADDITION SMEREAS, certain special assessments have been levied with respeCt to certain iand and said land has subsequentty baen comb9ned. NOW, THEREfORE, eE IT RESOLVEp as followsc That the assessments tevled agalnat the foliowing described pa�cels, to-wit: �ofi IOi Lot ii, a�d l.ot 12, Blodc W, River �liew Helghts Addition, may and sha11 be apportio�d and combined as foliowsz Oriqinai Parcel Fund Oriainal Amount I.ot 10� Block !�� Parcel 5240, River SN �i13 S 35.00 V�ea Heighks Addition ' Regular $A 5.5� SW #21 248.63 � ST. 1969-3 217.50 �ot 11, elock W, Parcel 524g� River Yiaw Heights Additiqn 4ot 12, Btock W, River View Neights Addition � SN N13 Re�lar SA sW N21 ST. 1969-3 sW #13 Regular SA sii kt t ST. 1969-3 S 3S.oa 5.52 248,69 217.50 $ 35.00 lrajF9 248.69 2tJa n �i;5zo.io Combination of Parcel� Approved Fund Oriqinal Amount I,ots 10, il. and 12i 91ock Wi Su �l)) � 1p5.00 Percal 52�►3, R9ve� View Hqlyhts rTegular SA t6,53 Addition 51I h�'Lt 746>07 ST. 1969-3 6 2.50 �T . . o ADQPTftD BY THE CITY COUNC14 OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY '/HIS ��iyr.� pAY OF � 1973. ATTESTr � I � I � �_ C Y L6 RK Mary,q C. 8runs�l MAYOR Frank r„ I.isbl �� ' ' r ' ' ' ' I ' I ' ' ' ■ RESOLUTION N0. �� _ 1973 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND OzREtTx4G THE COMBTNING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON LOTS 31 ANO 32� BLOCK Qr RIUER UIfi11 HEIGHTS AD�ITION MIEREAS, certaih special assessments have been levied with respect to certain tand and said land has subsequently been canbined. NOw� THEREFORf, 8£ IT RESOLVED as follows; That the assessments lcvied against the foila+ing described pareels� to-wit: �ots 31 and 32, Block Q, River View Heights Addition, may and sha11 be appor- tioned and canbined as followst O�iginal Perqel Fund Oriqinal Amount Lot 31, Block Qi ParCel 3$15� River Uiew Heights Addition � �,ot j2� Block Q, Parcel 3820� � River View Neights Rddition �binaN on of Patcels Approved t�ots 31 and 32, 91ock Q, Pareel 3325, R9ver yiew Heights Addition '. 0 sW q13 Regutar Sf� SW 1i21 ST. 1966-1 Streets sw �13 Regular SA SW H21 ST. 1965-1 Streets Fund su �13 Regula� SA S'�I �21 ST. 1966-I Streets S 42,eo 6.61 354e58 230.70 $ 42.00 6.51 354.5$ 230070 �? .�� Original Amount $ 84,00 13.2z 709.15 4b1.4o 1,2 707� —�- AD�PTED BY THE LITY GOUNCII OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS �� AY Of �� J �973• ATTEST: Si Y CIERK Marv n C. Brunsel MAYOR frank Ga Lieb1 0 ' �� J ' , RESOLUTION N0, lp - 1973 A RESOLUTION AUTNORIZIkG AND DIP,ECTING THE COMBINING OF SPECIAI ASSESSMENTS ON LOTS 9 qN0 10, BLOCK 4� SPRING BROOK PARK ADDITION 41hIEREAS� certain special assessments have been levied with respeet to certain land and said iand has subsequently been combined. NOW� THEREFORE� 3E IT RESOCVED as follows; ' That the assessments levied against the fottowing deseribed parcels, to-wit: Lots 9 and 10, Block 4� Spring Brook Park Addition� may and shall be appor- tioned and combined as feliows: , �'j4inal Parcel Fund Originat Amount Lot 9, Bloek k, Parcel 550, Sprfng Brook Park Addition Lot 10, Block 4, Parcel 555� Sprinq Brpok Park Addition Combination of Parcels Approved Lots 9 and 10, 31ock 4, Parcel 5>'3, Spring Brook Park Addition SW #13 Regular SA SU >y21 S S N87 ST. 19�-2A ST. 1968-1A sw #t3 Regutar SA SW N21 SS {!87 ST. 19b9-2A ST. 1968_tA Fund su #13 �2egular SA s41 Y21 S S �'37 ST. 19b3.2A ST. 19�-1A S 54.99 8.64 354058 144.29 227.70 ilie°0 S 54.°3 8,0+ 354058 144.29 227.70 111.90 �1��O+oZO -- Ori tq_na1 i-anount $ 109.9� 17.28 709.ib 286,58 ' 455040 223080 1� 0 ,20 ADOP BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY T,4jS /j Q�/ pqy nF , 1973. ATTESTc I Y CLERIS MarYi� C• erunsell MAYOR Fran{: G, Liebl � , ' 1 , ' '' ' , 'J ' ' J ' ' ' , ' ' ' � c�tt� o� �pidCet� 560-3450 L� ANOKA COUNTY 6131 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE PRIDIEY, MINNESOTA 55421 RE: �roposal To Construct A Walkway For Childrens' Safety Fiom Rivers Edge Way To Robe;t Louis SLevenson School Aoar Psoperty Owner: There hae beea conCern on the part of the City, School D�strict and geAeial neighborhood in Rivers Edge Addition about unsafe pedea- trlaa accees for the children along East River Road to Robert Louis $tevanaon School and we would like to provide a safer accesa for the children of. this area to the achool. Over the Lgst three months the City's representatives have been wqrking with different property owners along the South leg of Rivers Sdge Way to get their permiasion to iastall Che walkway. Basically all along this roadway prope�ty ownera appreciate khe wx6dap of inata111ng the walkway but they feel it ahould be inskalled pq eomeoae else's psopssty rather than theirs. - Oa pugusC 17, 1972 we met again with the representativea of School Diattict No. 14 to aee what different alternatives for the locations of xhe walkway they would definitely want the City to consider. Four locations were dlsqusaed with the School Diatrict representativea aa �hown oq the attachad map. We are making a report regarding thia waJ,kway to the City Coancil at their meeting of August 21, 1972 at 7:30 P.M. 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Tyler 116 Rivers Edge Way Mr. & Mrs. C. H. Mikulak 120 Rivers Edge Way Mr. 6 Mrs. G. E. Kairies 124 Rivers Edge Way Mr. & Mrs. B. Slater 128 Rivers Edge Way Mr. & Mrs. K. Anderson 132 Rivera Edge Way Mr. � Mrs. C. F. Herring 136 Rivers Edge Way 22" B �` 1 � � , � , ' , � ?2 C REGULAR COONCIL HEETING OF AUGUST 2I, 1972 PAGE 7 / ` owaer pay his taxes. Mr. 6okemeir adde3 tnat if it was Couile faced, it is a double fee to the property owner. The City Engineer Wanted to emphasize that 79th Avenue construction should start next spring. � 1 �- ' Councilman Mittelstadt asked what Maagele's uould advertise. Mr. Hokemeir said that their customers would change, and the r:;essage wouid be changed every 30 - 60 days. lIOTION by Councilman 3reider to concur NitY. the Flanning Comm:ssion in all their stipulations with the exception that the sign may be double faced rather than single faced. Seconded by Councilman Utt<r. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. OF AGREEMENT Y14 FOR EXCHANGE OF LAND AND The City Manager said that this agreement iormalizes i*ems that have been in practice for many years, and designates what land belongs to the school azd to the City. HOTION by Councilman Breider to approve the agreement found in the Council Agenda on Pages #9 a�d #9A. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. - A RESOLUTI02? `;ISSISSIPPI STR COUPJTY BOARD OF C0`!MISS?ONcRS cxluL�z: MOTION by Councilman Mittelstadt to adopt Resolution `i103-1972 Seconded by ' Councilnan Urter. Gpon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Liebl daclared thz motion carried lnaaiR.ously . , 1972 - A RESOLUTION ENATE FILE 1861 RELATING ' The City Manager said that this resolution is relative to an amendment to the Fair ' La6or Standar3s Act which wou2d require municipalities which emoloy full :�me f:re- fighters tp pay ct�am time and a half for ail nours over 40 no�rs �er week. :hi; would be very ccstly and woald break tn> tradition for firefi�hters putting in in , excess o: uC hours �n mar.y places. T'.,ose excess hours a_^e pu; in on duty, buz sleeping a�1 not a^_tually working. This art;er.dr�ent wou�d cost the State of Mienesc*a in ew.ess or $6 r,.i �iicn. ' 1 I1 1 MOT:ON b�� Counciiman Mittelstadt to adopt Resoluticn �104-i372. :aconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Ma•yor Liebl declared the nct_cn carried unanincu=lv. RECEI'JIKG .HE �,=PORT REG:yitDItiG WAL{W.jY T� R�BEP,T LOUIS ST£'lE:iSQi+ �iE;�tEt+;i,nY �CriO�� The City h;anager said tt:at the ua:k�ay, =ur the purposes of disc.s;ion cou'_d Se divid�d i�to two sectioas. On th<_ �ort� section rte peo?le na�•e neen more receacir� *.o the pcuposdi thaa fo: the south portion. Thare h��e b_e� s.ary discussions .i*; ti�i.. �llQ:LdV15� �'LLt Il? 15 [lOt OJ]t.'CY1RV t0 't!18 S1�:t�Wd1K ?❑ u^iA^_1^L��.Yi,F:f f.9. . c:i Leen negotiatin�; i;.e t,rice of the ensement. "vn the perticn of ;�:e xaikway . l t•=txeen Riv_r 1'.dge ira� ar,d the school oroc,F^*y, t:Are are _our pc�sibil:ti�s fsc II+2.� 20Cd210:1 and ?!12� dDB .1152E:Q lf. OI'c�°: if pre;erenc� i;"� L:�C S:�I'UiGi 1(i '�'ie '__�fN ' / 1 ' REGULAR COU.+ICIL PIEETING OF AUGU�T 21, i3;: FAGE � dated August 18, 1972. The problem wi+1: ,11 four poss'_Dle _ocaticr.s, is that there is one prpperty owi:er borderiuF, �r: walkway :n esch case who is oprose�i to the cons2ructiun o: *.t.e w.�lkw.,y. 'f c:.e Counc:l wishes to prqce°d, they should designate the p^eferrea rout� j�,� .;uthori za the Ci±y .4ttor:.• � t: uegin condemnation proceeuir.gs to acquire the aasement for the south rorcion o; the xalkway. Councilman Mittelstadt suggested the scuth �ortion Ge �eiayed fo: one year, PeDhdps in a years time, the people would change their minds. Tne City Manager said that the school has said that if the north sidewalk is pat in,they will cease to bus the children from the area. They would come out to East River Road on River Edge Way, then down a direct path to the school. Councilman Mittel- stadt said that in that case, perhaps the wnole �roiect should be deiayed one year. Zt was brought ou2 that the sChool has a poiicy uhereby if a child lives over aae mi1e� or have to cross d ma;or ttio^o�g-,:are, they are b�1sEd. In this ca�e those on 63rd are bused and thase on kiver Edge Way walk. The City Engineer �•aid he understood the people recelved a notice from tt,e schoci stating the chi:dren would r�ot be bused this year. The City Ma:,ager said yes, he called th� school wr.en he heard about the notices and found that the school thou�ht the Ci*y was going tp ConStruc*. tt,e sidewalk so they sent out the r.otices. However, he t�as t,een +7asui�ed that the school will continue busing until the sidewalY s c<.mpleted. Members of�the a�ldience voiCed opposition to putting i;i the north SECT10I1 without the �outh sectior uecause that would mean puCting an additional lUc o: sc� chii�ren out onto East kivel Ros3 that are now bused. The audience asksd where the °our �ltez�late routc+:: aeze for the south : idewa'_k and the City Engine=_r show�d *r:em on the screen, aad said tydt tt;e Ciiy aa,:l� fav,r d2 (between 132 ani 136 ,-:::er Edge Wdy) because the t:ouses are thc far2hest apart anp tiiere are cara;__s or. ;-,�r: 5ide. M�s. K. Anderson, 132 River Edge �:ay said tha: with ei*her N1 or N2, they would have the w3lkway beside them, on �r,e side or the other. MaYor I,1eb1 5did that wiCh A1 Rose Addition beina developed, tnere would be more � houses an� mpre �hiidren. If iC is not going in, the sci':oo: s`�oald L� r,.tiiied so they can schedu�e the busing. � .MOTIQN�y_Ccunc:lmar. N,itielstadt to delay thia entire prpject ur,tii June, 13�: ` drid ad�ise t'�e sch�oi of this action, and renuesL t:�at ti,e Susing :cnt`r.�e :r i;; Fall. Secvndee by Cuuneilman 8reider foz• :iscussicn. CounoIlman Bi^eider suid that he would ccn�_.r only becausa as i:e loc�;s ,: -:�i; plaa he i$ aoncerned tha', tha ahildren up 63rd would go dc.rr, tc Easc ,�..zr Road Father than pl�w through tha soou, >i,mply C.3cause it is easier. MrS. HarVey; �Oo ki.ver £dga wdy, asked 1; thers was �ny wa� to provide scme c,�re ' p^qtectlon to ctie c��ildren that must walk oq Eas; Yfver Road, sacn ac i f�n: 7 May�r Liebl sa:.d po, it is dlFficul* c� �aintain East kiver :c,µ, t;�N r:,, i•: ; Ik 1s maiotaiped }�y Anoka County and the^e is no room far a s. ,r.�a1k c,^ a.'-�;.ce, ' ' i M�'• S19ter, ;2y p.iver &d e Wa said thac F a- �,�• $ Y, in th_ n.�,ptiation_ fo: -.�e .an.., �� _eamed that a F!�ure oF $35J was n fe ed uut if scne oi ' � , f t� , 1 *he p�soj;�s �ra:,�e: '•::.c�r', ?.�'dt $mQURt 5.9� '�uQUG�r•'�. ThP CiT� I.1}f�d�_' :ti�ti L�:BT'�+ 'r+(i1 9y i: i°;';CtitCi'. s?�l'dfSeT ��#i'c�� dA(,��Chdt �C Na5 Y`=!r tildt thi3 w.tV �-'�Ei'y�-:,c ��.c1 .�'* d_ ._.__. '• ' (. ' ' ' , , ' ' ' �� ' � ' � ' � , REGULAR COUNC:L MEETI�IG OF AUGUST 21, 19i2 �r �71E , PAGE 9 unbiased opinior.. Any fig_.res quoted cc�ld not be considere3 as firm and final offers. Anyone wisYing to see thc appraisal is welcome to come �n and look ai it. The City Manaber continued _hat i[ seemed zo be more a matter of opposition to the sideualk ra;her tt,an a cisagreemen: over the amount of the compensation. Mayor Liebb asked if it aas noc customarv to have two appraisa!s. The Acting City Attorney said yes in a concamnation ther�e are two. In natters such as these, sometimes the City hires one and the p:o�erty owners another. in this case an independent fee appraiser was hired that had no interest in either side of the matter. -Mayor Liebl said that this all comes dorm to spending so much money to possibly save the life of one child, and he for one, felt that it must be done. he said it xas his duty and obligation rto do what he felt was right even though it r.iay step on someones' toes a little. He said he was very.gratePul to those people on the north section of the sidecralk that were uilling to give the right of way needed�to tte City of Fridley. This is not something that would be assessed, but which every tax payer in the City would pay for.' If u child gets killed valking on East River Road it Kill be a direct Council r=sponsibility. He aske� how much it woul�l cosr to put in both the norzh and sou.h sections, not counting any condemnation. ?t:�� City Enainecr said that $4,G00 was budgetted, this doe� not count acquisition costs, but covers constructioa and some fencing. Mayor Liebl asked :f the construction of the sidewalk cost $B4OUG, would that be a waste of money2 The City Enginaer said that was a Council decision. During the first discussions when a roadway was prc�,esed, the people did no: want that, but wanted a walk;.�ay, now they dcn't want a walkway eit::er. ia discussicns with the School Board tne Council has re�ea:edly approved this proposal an3 thz:�e have been some comr.:itments to the scnool, and he ;elt Fridiey owed the school some sort of an answer. I)uring the hearings many people were in favor of th= walk- :.ay . Counci2r:�an Mitt=istadt called for th� question cr. the motion oa the :loor. ii� VOTE UFOY TA, PICTIGi1, heing a rcll call vote, Utter, Nitte�stadt and Breider voting aye, Liebl voting na�, ,;�ia-✓or Liebl declared t.`,e motio.^. ca^ried. is51? -:;:' OrDIR�:IC= FpR '�°ONI:�� EY '�i:: WhL" CC�p��AT'0�I `'r' i'7�-0% FRO:", 2-1 iil r-3 .H:. A�:. �:.i. :P� �, y i, _ �,� L��.4TE7 OK S- Fs� � 7';� =;R SSIPPI -J o3�D nVr^�JEr The Acting Cit� ittcrney reported that t`�c origin�l agreem_nt has been c'ian�«_a __ sta*ed =arli�r _.^. rr.� ..�eetir.�, the Nall ;o^co^at�or. and the �:edeis t,ave �i<n�e it, an3 it is r=:;,iy _o come back Defore zr,� Council, ther°'or�, he �ai,. i._ reconr.ie�de3 ader �ir.� t:�a Ordinance :or rezcr.ir,g on second readine. �is orii ; other suggestion is that the docu,-nent oe Lyped ag>in latcr so ?r.at 1t wili ac_:ear as a neat legal docunent rather tnan a roa^h scratc: copy. MOTIvN by Ccur.=il:�an Mittelstatit t� rema.e tnis item �r.�m che'tac.e. �a.^or,d�,: `.�� Council�an nrei;ier. Upon a voice vore,a�i a•yes, Maycr L_�b! aec,.i.ed t:e moti:c carried ur:�nirrc�_::i;. '' . She 9eting Cicy Attorney :.a:Z that in his dicc.�ssions with t};e itail �.orper.;;io^, M.r. Wall r.ientinned th�t he yroul3 nFed �ome Piil and th=' ,he "ity ir.�in�°:r :s: ' said Yhere :+ou_�i probably be some availa; le. i:;is ao,il:i r� ' ill ava` _a� .1-.r.- sulti_.� fron the r�ilroad consuuc�ir.e,. '�.a �_r� E r er , Pd tn �. told t9t. iiall t�.at L� co�ild get :,ome of t:,e tL1i, p^o i�:�,� chnt a��, �,_at ,_ � � �� 1 � � , � � � � � � � � ' ' � �. � C L A I M S GINERAL 30801 - 30961 LIQUOR 7397 - 7451 , ?3 � LIST OF LICQISFS TO BE APPROVED BY '1TiR CITY COUtdCIL AT 'PHJ 2�5TING OF JA^IUARY 22, �973 ?YP�S OF LICENSE BY APPROVED BY FF�E ICIGARETTE Brook�s Superette # 1$ � 10lt2 Osbor� Road Fridley Brook�s Superette Pnblic Safety 12.00 Direct,or IFridley Terrace 7t�oo x�. 65 ' � Fridley Park Development and Management Co. FOOD VENDING AL4CHINF Fridley errace � 7�0o xw�r. 65 Fridley ' GAS SERVICES ' L P Gas Equipment, Inc. 539 Cleveland Avenue `St. Yaul, Minnesota 55114 , ' ' - ' ' ' , ' - � � � Park Development and Management Co. By: Mr. Bruce Madsen Public Safety Director Heaith Inspector B. Sandin 12.00 Y �� 24 I ' ' ESTIMATES FOR CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL - JANUARY 22, 1973 ' _ Comstock & Davie, Inc. ' Consul[ing EngiaeeXs 1G46 County Road ",I" Minn�apolis, Minnesota 55432 ' LJ I� � ' Review, field checks and consultation - Burlington Northern $anitaxy Sewer Replacement on 43rd Avenue N.E. 7-24-72 thru 10-27-72 Design help - Sanitary Sewer & Watermain Replacement on Taylor Street Review and Revise Metropolitan Sewer Board Billings of 1971 and 1972, working With Fridley Committee (for services performed in 1971 and 1472) Stonybrook Creek work in connection wi[h Project �p102 (fvr services performed during 1972) Engineering work on Project �k104, Locke Lake Dam Improvement (Dated ].-],2-73) FINAL Estimate �kl for furnighing professional Engineering Sesvices for planning Water Improvement Project �i108 PARTIAL Estimate ��12 for resident inspection and supervision for Sanitary Sewer, Storm Sewer & Water ImprovQment Project 9�102 from November 27 thru December 24, 1972 ; Nodland Associates, Inc. Alexandria Minnesota 56308 PARTIAL �stimaCe �k10 for construction on Sanitary Sewer, Stvrm Sewer and Watermain Improvement pxojecC ��102 Patch Erlckson Madson & Hanaon, Inc. �+8Q1 Wayzata Boulevard Mipnsapolis, Minnesota 55405 Aec�mber InspeatioR - Fiidley Liquor Store Weavex, Ta11e & Herrick �16 �ask Main Street Anoka, Minnespta 55303 Aecember Aekainer and for pervicea rendered u $ 145.93 63.92 1,086.31 2,318.76 2,929.56 1,466.54 3,913.60 34,185.60 100.00 1,918.60 4' CONSTOCK 6 DAVIS, INC. Consulting Engineera 1446 County Road "J" Minneapolis, Micu�esota 55432 a; .:�t. '° 1-12-73 • City Manager - City Council c/o Mt. Nasim Qureshi, City Engineer City of Fridley 6431 Univeralty Avenue, N.E. Minneapolis, Minneaota 55432 .:nr <�tncc ]..;1 •atur.: �[;pe c,r', . .. _' jC; -c • .... -. ). _ _ _..._ _ - r_=_ � ._.._. . . _. _.—. ___ __—_ ""' _ .. .ur r ia �. ".0 f rti-� .-:�__ � --- - . ... 7-24-72 thru 10-27-72 Reviav, field checks and coneultation Buslington Northern Sanitary Sewer Replaeement on 43rd Avenue N.E. Vanderlinde - 11 houra @$6.03 x 2.2 $145.93 AMOUNT NOW DUE. . . . � ' • • • • • • • i $145.93 �'C�si, ( rz:i �� p, r: �., _ � � _ . 1 . .. ......� . s —_ � �- - � � _-- -- - - I �.,: .-- _:__.:'_ -„ .,_ __. . ..- - _. �.._ . � .�w, a.. ,c. '.' __.._ —�.- .._ . �N i �` I I � �-... COMSTO�F & llAVIS, INC. - � � Consulting �ngineers 1446 County Road "J" Minneapolis, Minneso[a 55432 1-12-73 City Manager - City Council c/o Mr. Nastm Qureshi, City Engineer City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue, N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 � Providing design help for Sanitary � Sewer 6 W$termian I:eplaceme.nt on ! ; Taylor Street i i i ' M urphy - 4 hours @$9.39 x 2.2 �$63.92 �! AMOtTNT HOW DUE. . , . . . . . . . . 563.92 1 i s ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , ' ' 1 ' , , ' , ' , ' , COMSTOCR 6 DAVIS, INC. STATEMENi Consulting Engineers 1446 County Road "J" Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 DATE 1-12-73 � City Manager - City Council c/o Mr. Nesim Qureshi, C3ty Engineer City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue, N.E. Minneapolts, Minnesota 55432 Please defach and retum.upper poriion with your remiitance. .$_ DATE I CHARGES AND CRE�ITS Work with Fridlep Committee to review aad revise Metrapolitan Sewer Board billings of 1971 b 1972 including checking sewage flaas, flow records, measurement of flws including Minn. Linseed Oil Co. aad other heavy users The folloving bill covers services performed in 1971 fi 1972. Comstock - 42 hours @$9.00 a 2.0 Westermyer - 4 hours @$5.10 a 2.2 Johnson - 23 hours @$5.64 x 2.2 AMOUNT NOW DUE. . . . . . . . . . . .I � �'.�� c. � I 3 / - � � !" a-t..... �Gc,,,vy c BAIANGE $ 756.00 44.88 285.y3 $1,086.31 ,.<<�v�;�,;� s.v<P-n-vnv roN.n aa-soi z-�,a,; . . �-.-- -- . Your Check a Your Recelpt . � � »��s�,,,��, .,. ,...• � �se� PR�.,E�„� s. � C 1 ■ 1 1 ' ' , , , , , ' ' ' ' ' ' COMSTOCK 6 DAVIS, INC. Consulting Engineers 1446 County Road "J" Mianeapolis, Minnesota 55432 STATEMENi 25 D DA7E 1-12-73 . City Maciager - City Councfl c/o Mr. Nasim Qureshi, City Engineer City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue, N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 Please detacF ond retum upper portion wifh yoor remittance. $_ DATE CHARGES AND CREOITS Stonybrook Creek work includes inves- tigation, preliminary design and cost estimates aad development of final designs and consulting during con- struction. The following bill covers services performed during 19J2. Tt�e Stonybrook Creek improvemeats were considered to be a part of the drain- age work in connectioa with Project No. 102. The engineering services are considered to be extra engineering work in connection with this project. Vanderlinde - 126 hours @$6.03 x 2,2 i Douglas - 20 hours @$3.85 x 2.2 Straus - 14 hours @$3.54 x 2.2 Wilde - 31 hours @$4.62 x 2.2 Secretary - 4 hours @$3.40 x 2,2 Blue Line Paper - 117 Sq, Ft, @$0.20 BALANCE 51,672.02 169.40 109.06 314.96 29.92 23•4a AMOUNT NOW DUE. . . . . . . . . . . . � $2,318.76 i>i _ � c,:�.�t�,_,. ..s�,,,�.a �.;AY�� k.0 a�.s„ �..<,.�s _ - ,. '-_� � . � Yo�r Check is Your Receipp . . � � � �.. ..�_sov,�vE, �oHO .�s ,9a, .A�..-E� �. � � . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' COMSTOCK 6 DAVIS, ZNC, Coasulting Engineers 1446 Couaty itoad "J" P1lnneapolis, Minnesata 55432 STATEMEN? DA7E 1_12-73 • City Mana$er _ City Council e/o Mr. Nasim qnreshi, City Engineer Citq of Fridley 6431 University Avenue, N.E, Minneapolis, Minaesota 55432 Please detach and return upper partion wilh your remitfance. $_ � DATE 0 CHA2GE5 AND CREDITS BAIANCE Engineering work provided on Project No. 104, I,ocke Lake.Dam Improvemen[s Vanderlinde - 222 hours @$5.72 x 2,2 Douglas - 29-1/2 hours @$3.64 g Z,y $2•393.65 Staus - 6-1/2 hours @ 53.54 x 2.2 2�6.24. Osfusen - 1-1/2 hours @$4.44 $ Z,y 50.62 Pearson - 1-1/2 hours @$3,g5 $ Z.Z 14.65 Brauns - 1-1/2 hours @ 53.38 x 2.2 12.72 Pzokopowicz - 23 hours @$3,22 x Z.Z 11.15 Specifications 6 pians _ 1� @$4.76 16�.03 47.60 AMOUNT NOW DUE. , . . . . . • . . 52,929.56 .c,_�zr.� �rao->wa. FoRM�<..so, z_a�R.� . � � Your Check it Your Reteipf .'� � . � . ».,.�� ,a..E ... < ,_s. P .�..� �. � s . �E CO1��TQCK S Ik'1{tLS, WC. Consultir.g F:eg;aeers I<<46 Co�mty Eoad eiJ,• �P"Linmeapo2is, Y3in�sota 55432 J�nuarp IG, 1973 ' CStq ticnagez - City Cataci3 c/a Y.r. Na.im Quresh3, Ci_y �ngi�aeer � City of Frf�lny 6432 Univarsir3 e1v:�RUa., �i.s. H3nneapoiis, Ii3r�e�soEa SS�s32 � 6entlemen: � � CE ;iZ�C,'_i"S C.`,` �tE �'P�bT�::A We hezeby s�sbc3t Ess'.Gi3ta '.'o. :, t?-,e ftzc3 est3�aze, for Co�secc�: & I�az*is, iac., 1445 Couuty ::c�� °�`�, i�ac::�al.*.�, :iin�c:eor.a �543?., :cr �:,e fu:nishing o£ Professionai E::�%a,:�riag S�nice., to; p2ant:.iug Water Yc-�roveaent YL�aject 270. 103. Fina2 Conatruct�.oa Cos2 $27,934.Q0 £asic �ngireering �e� s;5-1,�e�j , $ 1,466.5•z aVC�. E��a3 . $ 3��s;+'a.�a A!:"vUFiT NOvI B,T's . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,4b5.54 R:.�pect£�il� su�aitted, C^v:�TL".�: & D�[�S, L*iC. • %� �1 /��"�� -� �� By L' ° l.� � �. �. C:;r�s:'c.^'s_, Y. E. ErJC /s� � 0 STATEMENT PATCI-I ERICKSON MADSON S. MANSON, INC. ARCNITECTS AND PLANNERS 7807 WAYZATA BOULEVARD. MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 66406 TEL. 612; 3�4-3690 � �• .. _ December 29, _�y 72 MY. Gerald R. Davis, City Manager City of Fr�dley 6431 University Ave. N.E. Fxidley, Minneaota 55421 Cown: 7234 Re; Fridley Liquor Store Inv; 3261 December Inapection - - - - - - - .. _ _ _ .. - $100.00 THANK YOU 0 25 G ' ' � , : 25 H � � . � ur oFr�c�s � WEAVER, TALLE & 1-FERRICK ' �c„wn�es R. wewven . � . � � E186ASTM�INSTPEET � HcRM�NL.TALL6 . � ANOKA,-MINNESOTA55903 ,.VIR6ILC.M6RRICR . J�IjI1ATe� y6 �4t1�—D{li .RO�tRT�MUNNp ��J / 1973 JANE� D. OIOp6 . 'FREDHXICR W.�KEI6ER,JR. . � � . •ATRICKJ.ROCH6,JR. � WILLI�M. K. QOODRICX � ' City of Fridleg ' ' December Retatiner (City Attorney $750.00; Prosecutor $700.00) +�Z�450.00 , G2over vs. Fridiey 3 hours . .� M.inn. Trans. R.R. Co. � 2 hours ' Fridley Charter Comm, 3 hoars FridSey vs. Chies Z hour 9 hours 3I5.00 ' Expenses Advanced: Temporary Sec�retaria2 Services 153.60 ' � . 2a0TAL �. . . . . . . . . $I,9I8.60 , ' ' � . . � . . . � . �' �� . . . � . ' , � 1 ' ' Mr. Gerald Davis Manager - City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N. E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 Dear Jerry, �.�,�, . �" a - i' :, � �`��-.�°�� Northwestem Belt 224 South 5}h Streei � ��. � . Minneapolis, Minnesote 55402 � � Pbons (612) 332-4112 . � January 11, 1973 During our recent luncheon we discussed the possi6ility of a luncheon in Fridley, and at that time you suggested I give you several possible dates and you would run them by Mayor Liebl to see when he would be available. I would like to suggest February 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, or 22, as possible dates. It would be a noon lunc eon. -- I would invite yourself, the mayor, councilmen, members of the business cortmunity and some of the civic leaders such as the Chamber of Commerce, League of Women Voters, etc. A member of our upper management will attend and following lunch he will take a short time to tell our telephone story to members of the Fridley corronunity and give everyone in attendance dl7 opportunity to ask whatever questions they choose regarding the telephone business. We have held these luncheons in other suburban comnunities and they have been successful for several reasons. It gives the members of the community a better understanding of a business whose product tf�ey use daily, and it presents a unique opportunity for those in attendance to ask our upper management questions. I would appreciate if you could take a minute to call me as to a date you might suggest for the luncheon. We do have a public hearing scheduied February 12 on the vacation of the alley on the property we purchased on 59th Avenue N. E. That is why I purposely picked dates after the hearing so there would be no inference of collusion between an elected official of Fridiey attending, and the Telephone Company. I know you are busy, Jerry, but I would like to give you a call and have lunch in January. I would like to have you meet Mr. John Innes, District Manager for our Company, who is responsible for telephone service in Fridley and the northern suburbs. He is a great guy, and I am sure you would enjoy meeting him. Sincerely, �� ' �. Robert J. eterson CUSTOMER RELATIONS SUPERVISOR � , , L� � J ' ' ' ' , , ' ' ' POPHAM, HA�K, SCHN09RICH, KAUFMAN & DOTY, LTD. WAYNE�G. POPNAM RAYMOND A. MqIK ROGER W,SCMNOBRICH DENVER 1{AUFMAN DAW D 5. DOTY � ROB£RT A.MINISH ROLFE A. WORDEN G.MARC WMITEMEA� BqUCE D, w1�L15 FREDERfCK 5. RICHARDS RONALO C.ELMOUIST GARYR.MACOMBER FREDERICN C.HROWN ROBERT.W.JUNGHANS .. 43441D5 CENTEq MINNEAPOLIS 55402 January 11, 1973 Virgil C. Herrick, Esq. 6279 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Re: Chies Brothers - City of Fridley Our File Number 3206-13 Dear Virgil: v 612-335-9331 I have received approval from my client to enter into the following agreement with the City of Fridley, which I think can be done by an exchange of correspondence between our offices. Continental will purchase its bond from the City of Fridley for the sum of $1500, which would discharqe Continental from further liability on the bond. If Mr. Chies does slope the banks and fill in the depressions to eliminate the safety hazard presently existing prior to the deadline set by the City so that the City incurs no obligation to correct that dangerous condition, that amount would be refunded to Conti- nental and it would remain discharged Prom further liability. If, however, the City finds it necessary to complete the work itself, the $1500 would be used by the City for that work. The cost of that work would be assessed against the land and if collected from that assessment Continental would be reim- bursed for all or a portion of the $1500 that was used to correct the condition. If the City does have to perform this work but spends less than $1500, Continental wauld be reim- bursed both from the leftover funds and £rom the assessment procedure. If this arrangement is acceptable to the City, confirming correspondence from your office would be satisfactory. Very t��.y yours, G• ma��w�head GMW:mjf cc: Mr. E. K. Heitmann Mr. K. J. Schwelling � Buildie�g � . ins�ec#iot� Departrnen$ City of Fridtey � Month: ��e�bp�_ I MflNTHLY INSPECTION REPORT Yeai: 19�2 I ' ��.'�'.�0� ' ' � ..o ' � .� m ' ' �_ ._ ' � � •� � � .� ' � � � Q. _ ' � 1972 1971 ��S��C$tQi15 ne�. ne�. +.vu�.a iaaa. �i�cw w,��rucLivn . 14_ . 13.__ Footings: New Construction y2 ._ 32.._. Framings F Reinspecfions 18 32_. Work Nof Aeady or Rejected 3. 1L Signs --- -- - 1 1 _ _ Sto�Woik_Posted- _ _ 2 5 Violations Checked _ _ _ L _�_ Dangerous Buildings _ _ p _ _ Z �om�aintsZ:hecke3 - --�- � - ---- - - -- - -- - . - U . _- - 4-- Fliscel�aneou.s -- - -,- -- - -- _D - - -- 4- �inalsc Residential 11 10 �naZs:-Commercial ,�Indust. _ 2_ _ _14_ Total Inspections 74 140 Permits Issued 209 24 Tise Off/ Sick Leave Hre. oug_ ns: New Services_ _ _�g___ _ �_ Reinspections �_ _ $_, Work ,\ot._Read� or_Rejected_ _ _p� ngag�taia_R�iiiriinoa Q. Q � Kiscellaneou' s �— - _-_ - -- ��J, Finals: Residential 1 56 Finals: Commercial � In�ust. q � --f -- Total Inspections 184 78 Permits Issued 65 41 Ti� Off/ Sick I.eava Hre. 2ouQh Ins: tiew Services 27 26 2einspeciions _____ _ ll 15 ' ___' ' __'— •�i—._..j.....�cu_ � .Slgns �"" Miscell neou�H— � � Finals_ ResicIential ' �� Fircals: Commercial_�F Indust ' W Total Inspections , . Permits Issued imn Off_ Sick LeavQ Hzs: � This Last Year Year To To Date Date _338 15L _ 4$4 . 228_ __507 693 _157 -148 _ 49 __50_ _ 39. . - -�- __25 110_ __11. . _ 4% _62_ _ _�55 -132 -23b- � _J.��. ---14Q.. 777 1 430 4i3h t Rt 132--- --71 ��_ 0 _? ."' '_- � 1 7 15 0 2— - � 1 14 t? ? _ 2 1G4 0 40 1= fi 11�5 �F� 479 I 339 ' ' � 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' City of Fridley, Minnesota Office of the Building Inspector TOPIC: I�NTHI,Y REPORT TO THE CITY MANAGgt December, 1972 . i NUMBER OP PERMITS ISSUED 1972 1471 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION � �, ��. Residential Reaidential Garages Res, A2ter. & Addns. Com. Alter. � Addns. Multfple Dwellings Commercial Industrial Municipal Churches & Schools Hospitals Signs - Moving & Wrecking ' OTHERS Heating � Plumbing Electrical ' . ' ' ' � i , � Residential Residential Garages Res. Alter. & Addns. Com. Alter. & Addns. Multiple Dwellings Commercial Zndustrial Municipal Churches & Schools Hospitals Signs Moving & Wrecking 165 S 8 9 7 2 S 1 0 O 4 I9 46 11 0 3 Z ! 0 a 0 0 0` 7 0 25 16 TfIIS YEAR TO DATE 418 58 140 55 10 11 16 2 1, 0 54 12 347 340 ESTIMATED pAI,UATIONS OF BUILDING PERtIITS ISSUED $3,556,010 99,342 21,719 104,083 6,178,880 110,725 1,469,238 53,930 0 0 9,900 7,700 $11,611,527 $257,940 0 11,520 2,500 120,977 0 0 0 0 0 5,275 . $11,270,165 270,394 302,998 1,SI5,805 9,501,.531 646,978 4,133,969 188,930 53,689 0 57,244 ,960,755 u LAST YEAR TO DATE 96 79 114 45 11 8 2 3 0 0 60 244 196 $2,380,125 370,299 207,153 2,545,836 5,045,4So 685,400 79,000 2,627,900 0 0 53,651 ].9,665 14,014,515 , NUt46EB OF LICENSES CURRINTLY IN EPFECT AND .' LICENSE FEES COLLECTED TO DATE ' �� ROI�ffiER FEES COLLECTED ' Blacktopping I1 $ 165.00 , �ccavating 14 �fl8 210.00 General 33 495.00 103 2575.00 ' Heating 44 660.00 House Moving � Wrecking 3 45.00 Masonry 26 340.00 ' Oil Heating 8 120.00 Plastering 4 60.00 Roofing 2 Signs 30.00 ' I3 - 325.00 Well Drilling 0 0 261 $5075.00 � ' � ; . . � � : r' ' P E R M I T F E E S ' 1972 1971 THIS YEAR LAST YEAR PERMIT NO'S TYPE DEC. DEC, TO DATE TO DATE �I2,819-12,023 BIIILDING $36,175.06 $ 857.50 $90,732.97 $32,796.94 ' #9224 -�F9261 ELECTRICAI, 1,687.05 2,157.50 11,728,75 12,166.55 ' #5470 - ��54gg ��hg 1,636.75 1,161.00 14,042.00 9,747.00 #5794 -�5839 PLUi�ffiING 1,062.25 350.00 13,355.54 10,383.00 ' $123 -�126 SIGNS 87.00 163.75 1 094.75 1 617.00 , $40,648.11 $4,689 JS $130,953.97 $66,710.49 ' ' ' ' 1 IPARKS AND RECREP,TION DEPARTMENT Fridley, Diinnesota 55432 ' Paul Brown, Director Ralph Volkman, Foreman , 6431 Universitv Avenue N.E. Phone• 560-3450 QUARTERLY PARKS YTORK PROGRSSS REPORT , OCTOBER, NOVEP�ffiER, DECEI�SR, 1972 * ,� ,t * * � ,t * * * ,t x * x * * * ,t * �r * * * * * �e * * * * * * * ,e * * , WORI: TO BE DOrIE • MEADOLdLANDS PARK- � Install 2 portable iootball ,,oa1 posts. Paint blacktop curbing. , Seed graded area. Repaint siqn post. , Regrade area oif 68th Ave. , , � , LOCKE PAEtK• ' Seed ball iield (T^l, end) construct t�vo so�tball fields. ' Install base indicators. I 1 ' I� ' ' WORK BEING DONE- Regrade skating area. Repair top of wooden canopy (Y; , end ) Cover li;hts on warming nouse witn wire screen. FZooding skatiny rinks. Flooding rinks & removing sno�� as needed. WORK FINISIiED• Install steel canopy Cuttin� grass. Move in mobile shelter. Install hocicey rink. Remove ssvings for season. Poisoned lophers. Covered manhole in skating rinic. Boxed trailor in underneath. Built benches in warming nouse. Layed down rubber matting for skater. Put barricade in driveway. 4Tater trees . Close shelter for seasone r^i1I washouts at o9t Cuttin,� grass. Move picnic tables to one general are Take down sc�inc.s �or season. (E & Zd enc Install hoc:cey rin;. Install snowmobile signs. Ready o�armina, house for season. Install erosion control blanket along 69cn to stop washoats. Removed iallen tree. Poisoned ;ophers. Paini'.Pr? hnr'.rn�.� +-in'�c � Quarterlv pari.s Work pro�ress Report paqe 2 WORK TO BE DONE: WORK BEING DONE: WORK FINISHED: 'JAY PARK: � Pai.nt curbing. . Relocate swings. Install base indicators. I ' LOCKE LAY.E PARK- w Trim trees. � Seed grass area. PLAZA PARK- � Paint domed poles Paint new steel gate. TERRIlCE PARK• Aireate yrass area, � Re-seed grass area, , � � � ' 1 ' Flood rinks when needed, Plow snvw wnen needed. (END OF SECTION I) Cutting grass. ' Spray for dandelions- Take down swings for the season. Seed grass area. Installed new sign. Installed snowmobile signs on lake. Aireate grass area. Re-seed grass area. Cut off extra thread on park sign bolts Take down swings £or season. Swept leaves in park Poisoned gophers. Cuttiny grass. Regrade skating rink Covered manhole in skating area. Picked up neac tree branches. Raked up roc�cs in skating area. Repaired broken windows. xemove tennis net. Take swings down =or season. Ready warrr.iny house for season. , Qµarterlv parks ti•?ork pro�rress ,eport pa�e 3 470i2I: TO BE DONE: ISPRING BROOK PARK: ' Re-seed area. 'RIVERVIE44 HEIGi3TS PARK- , xave Piiulic t•�orks blacktop their li�t s�ation. Baint neca steel cate. , Paint power pole. Grade alony drainage ditch. Repair slope on end o{ � Belair Z,7ay, CR112G PARIC• ' �dd infield mix to ball- �ields. ' Trim trees. , ' � ' ' LOG�Rsgrade skatiny area and seed. ' ' , ' T'iORI: BEING DONE- P:une & stake treeso Plood skatirn, rink when needed. Plow snow when needed. Brush out wooded areas. Grane & re-seed park area & ball�ields. Sand & repaint basketi�all backboards. Plood skatinc, rink when needed. Plaa snaw when needed. Flood skating rink as needed. Plow snaa when needed. 4dORK FINISHED: TaY.e swings docan for season. Install skating lights. Cutting grass. Repair fence line. Install base indica- tors an balliield�, Regrade skatin� rink Install sY.ating lights. Ready warming house for season. Relocate 2 picnic tables and trash barrels. Cutting yrass. Spray ior dandslions Remove trash barrel and picnic tables for season. Remove tennis net. Covered manhole for skatinc� rink. Repaired door. Install new canopy. Seed yraded area. Cutting grass. Spray for dandelions, Regrade hocicey xink. Install hockey rink and lights. Locate new mobile , sheltere ' Construct neRa steps.' Take swings down for season. Remove tennis net. , Quarterlv Par}:s j�,ork proaress Report paqe 4 WORK TO BE DONE: YiOP.�: BEIt�G DONfi: ��70RK FINISHED: 'LO TAN PP.RK ( CON' T ) • ' ' �IiASES ISLADTD• Grade grass area. ,PLYAiOUTH SQUI1ttE• ' I�4UTH L'IRCLE PARi{• ' SUi'.LINGTON NORTHERN PP.RR; ' Add base indicators. �YLVAN AILLS PARK: &egrade hockey rink. Add top soil to entire park. ' Re-seed park. Add trees along boulevard. Aireate tur= area, ' , ' ' , '' Add topsoil and seed the entire park. Cutting grass. Flood skating rinks whem needed. Plow snow when needed. Flood skating rink when needed. Plosa snow when needed. Groom horseshoe pits. Cutting grass. Move previous shelte� to new site at Burlington Northeri Park. painted inside of Hockey rink. Cut up fallen tree. Take swings down for season. Cutting grass. Take swings down for season. Install hockey rink. Locate warming house' £rom Logan. Painted inside of hockey rink. Installed snowmobile ' signs on the lake. spraying for dande- lions. Taking dawn goal post Lining the football field. Reroof warming house. Add base indicators. Install hockey rink. Take down swings for season, Ready warming house for skating season, Painted inside of hockey rink. � Put window in house. , Quarterlv Par]:s Piork Pra�ress ReAOrt Paqe 5 ' j'?d?Zj,LTO EE DONE: ti70RI: BEIliG DONE: PiORR FINISfiED: ALTURA DARK. , Aireate grass area. Spray for dandelions, Take swings down for Re-seed Cutting grass, season. ' Installed new park sign. SUMi1IT SQUARE PARP.• ' paint lignt poles (gray}, spray for dandelions, Take swings down for Top dress north park area. F1ood rink when needed, season. ' Groom horseshoe pits, plow snow when needed. Install li�hts for Re-seed grass area, skating season. Aireate tur� area, , (END OF SECTION II) , , , ' , ' , , , 1 • ' ' , Quarterlv Parks work Proqress Reoort pa e 6 ' WORIC TO BE DONE: jvOcZI; BEIiSG DOid$: S'70RK FINISHED: F:EST b'i00RE LAI:E DRIVA: ' Landscape soine of the hills. ,C0:+3tdONS PARK- Install blacktop curbing , around south parking lot, ' ' ' 1 I ' � '' -'' ' Remove dirt pile. Flood s�cating rinks when needed. Plow snaw when needed. To� dress grass area, R�paint canopy. Lining football fields. Spring clean up. Installed thin ice signs. Relocate trees under football lights. Ydinterize sprinkling system & instalZ winter caps. Ready hockey rinks sor season. Ready warming house for season. Install skating 1igh1 Repair J.C. Hockey Rink. Re-seed grass area. Install 3 steel yate; Taking �own goal posl Re-seed football =ields. Installin; players' benches on iield 3. Removin� tennis nets. Installed 2.bike racks. Put up snavtence at base oi sliding hill. Repaired bleachers on football =ield. Repaired snowfence around fieids. Moved quick cuppler head out of drive- way, Painted inside of hocxey rink. Covered manhole for skating rink. Picked up broken glass from bulbs & helped install new bulbs on the field Repaired cable in S. parkinr lot. Repaired hockey gate '` �uarterlv Parks t7ork Pro�ress R°�ort Pa4e 7 '` WORiZ TO BE DONE: Y70Ri: BEING DONE: V�ORK FINISHEII: OAK HILL PARK- , Install 1 picnic table Remove s�aings for in cement (permanent), season. Cutting grass. ' Cleaned sand orf o?= boulevard leit by contractors. ,CHEQI I,.�IQE FROPE??TY: , Spring clean up. Cut weeds. CITY HALL: Aireate grass area, Spray for insects, Re-seed where needed, Replaced lic_nt bulbs. ' ir7interize sprinkling system. Trimmir.g s:�rubs. , Cleaned pop machine. ' {a7D OF SfiCTION IIIj ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , , , �uarterly parks S•,or1: Proqress Pe;�ort Pace 8 ' inTORK TO BE DO�TE • MADSEN PARF:• ' Re;rade Re-seed Replace ' parY., ' , 1 skatin� area. yrass area. si7n on E. end of in churcn 1ot. rLANERY PARK: � seed skatinc, area, Install base indicators. ' Add iniield mix to ball- �ield. Install wooden dome. , Construct so�tcall r"ield, Add base indicators. Seed grass area. ' Trim trees. , �ICE CREEh' SCHOOL• ' Re-seed area. Reworlc soLtball tield. Cut grass. R�I_CE CREEK PARIC- , AFOQRE LAKE BEA� & PARI:: Strip basketball court. stain rasters on beach house. ' Install base indicators on �new field. i•TO� BEING DONE: Flood skatiny rink when needed, Plae� snow when needed. ti'70RK FINISHED: Aireate ;rass area. Install hocl;ey li�ht poles. Take swin�;s down for season. Reany oaarming house �or season. Spray ior dan�elions. Cuttin�, grass. Lininc� football �ield. Removing goal post. Painted inside oi hockey rink. Covered manY:ole for skatin� rink. Regrade skating area. Take swings down for season. Install hoc;cey li;hts Install s7:ating ramp. Ready warmin� house for skatin� season. Install lig'r,ting =or hocKey rink. Spray for dandelions. Painted inside of hocicey rink. Covered manhole ror ' skatin; rink. Install 2 portable Lootball soal posts. Lining football iie: Remove tennis net. Cutting grass. Lining football £ield for season. P,e-seed grass area, Install skating ramp ' Quar_terlv Parks C;ork Proaress �enort paie g ' i•40RK TO BE DONE: �IOR:: BEII�IG DONE: LVORP� FINISHED:' I$OORE L'�Y.E BEAC.`I F. vARK �CON'T) • , Renoved picnic table: I , ' , ' ' HACK2�171I�7N CIRCLE PARK: Patch blaci:top area. Re�vork ball iield. ' Re-seed grass area. IIGNSBRUCF: PROPERTY: ' ' JOiII3 ERICKSON PARK: ' ' ' ' r � � � Install base indicators. Trim & prune trees. (EA�D OF SECTION IV) to one ��enerai are� Removed swin�s for season. Remove fountain from lake. Put up thin ice siyn: Ready warminq house for slcating season Repaired foot Zocker Rem�vecl cattails alonc E. side oi the shore line. Spray for dandelion: Remove swings �or season. Cut grass. Cut grass. Remove swings =or season. Installed 2 picnic burners. Installed 2 park benches. , �uarterlv parlcs Work Procrre^= �teport paae 10 , OVERAI,L MA INT�N1iNCE : IJ , ' ' ' � ' Rebuilt hocke�r hoards, Building and �ainting bulletin boar�s for trailors, Buildiny nes� hockey standards. Repair limer, Painted dama�ed picnic tables. I3auled in bloc}c dirt and seeded empty lot at Bickory Circle. Installed whirl and slide at F;yde Park. Installed snrnrience along South boundry o� Hyde Park. Re'�uilt Bleac'siers at Commons. Cleaned and winterized -,reed sprayers. Installed wire screens on mobile fixailers and at Grace High school. Installed plexaglass wi.ndows in Grace warming house. iiauled 2 tai�lea and barrels to and _rom North Park for nature hike tour. Repaired picnic tables. Piciced up plaque for Flanery Park. Installed hoc;�ey rink and lights at Grace High school. Stored sumner equipment in old ;arage. Delivered broomball tlyers to all schools. I3uilt tour steps ior trailers. HaC sna�ablo�•�er at City Hall repaired. Sharpened saws. Installed hose reels. Repairing hockey nets. Built new sY,ating ramps for N.eadowlands park. Picked up new hose tor Eloodiny in St, paul, � Fi11ed in Ruth Circle with black dirt and seed. �•�orked on I3iyh School rink. Delivered goaiie equipment to hockey rinks. Repaired hockey boards at High School. Installed sprin;s on doors at Grace High. Picked up new saw blades. Cleaned up three flail mavers. Placed broomball nets in N. rink at the Senior High School. Repair £lat tire on P-5. Installed seats in the new van, P-11 Replaced tires on P-4, ' Repaired emergency brake on P-9. VANDALISM• ' ' ' ' LOCKE pAttK (August 23, 1972) 5 light bulbs broken . , . , , , $ 5.00 LOCKB PARK (November 13, 1972) . 1 Ash tree cut down with ax ,,,$ 100.00 RICE CREEK SCHOOL (August 29, 1972) Broken goal post . . . . . . . $ 25.00 SYLVAN AILLS (August 29, 1972} Broken hench board . . . . . . . $ 10.00 , Quarterly parl,s t�7ork Proaress Report pa:�e 11 VANDF,LIS+'2 CON'T) : SYLV�'� HILLS (OCtober 12, 1972) 6 light bul�s broken . . . . . . . . $ 8.00 ' TEP.FtACE PAR?C (Nover,iber 20, 1972) 2 Asn trees run over by venicle(s) .$ 300.00 ' GRAND TOTAL VAND:'�LISM FOR THIS QUARTER: $ 448.00 ' GRAND TOTAL VAI�TDALISM FOR YEAR OF 1972: $1137.55 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' � ' ' ' 1 , . 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L[S v M � N � � O 0 � I ie i�k i1c � �- � W W W W O oD J J J J W N N N N � �^ [� N O O O O �x �' ' TFiE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF JANUARY 22. 1973. , ' I_J ' ' , �¢�'�.._ .�r•��'3 � The regular Gouncil Meeting of [he Fridley City CounCil wa5 called to order at 7;32.p,m., �anuary 22, 1973, by Mayor Liebl, PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANGE: Mayor �iebl led the �ouncil and the audience in saying the Pledg_ of qllegian�e to the Fla9. INVOCATION: � The invocation was offered by Mayor Liebl. ROLL CALL: MEMBERS PRESENT: Nee, Breider, Starwalt, Lfebi, Utter MEMBERS ABSENT: None. ADOPTION OF AGENDA; ' Add: Lhange Order #/2, Upgrading Rock Material, New Fridley Liquor Store. Report on Changes in Police Equipment, Mr. ,James Hill. ' �J ' �I ' , �I ' , ' Lommunications added: Letter from Senator Mondale. Thank you card from Mr. Terry Kirkham. Letter from Ed '�dilmes, Islands of Pea�e Comm(ttea. MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to adopt the agenda with additions, Seconded by Councilman 3reid°r. Upon a voiced vote, all voting aYe, Ma�ror Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. VISITORS: Mr. Rober[ Schroer, 49� Rice Creek Blvd, request for lot splitin��; Mr. Schroer asked it it were possible ior the Gouncil to =rproo� th: lot split to ena5le for construcXion to begin as soon as poss+ble. 7h° Citi Engineer said this was a simple lot split and ��as for th: land north of Osborne Road. Thz construction of a ToNn Crier Pancake House is planned on the property. H° said the Planning Commission �•�ould discuss th= ,Tatter at their next meeting (Wednesday, �a�uary 24, i9�3), and i� i;�uld have rctur;��d for Coun�il approval in aboul two r��eks, Mayor Liebl asked if the item would be on the agenda the first c�eeting in February. Tne City Engineer said it could b2 a�prov�d at thi; Sin:e suoject to approval by the planning Gonmission, enabling the construction to b�cin. Counci{man Breider said the permit request had been approved tha previous week by th° Cc,uocil. 1 ' , REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, JANUARY 22, 1973 Pa9� 3 fund to acCUmulate funds, however, �his cou1Q take a number cf years. Ne sald th�re was also a possibility pf th� particlpati4n of Anoka �ounty �n th� plan and fundiny. Hs s�ld he vlawed the possib(Ilty of State snd Federal funding qf a projeGt 4f th(s type slight. , If Che decfslon is for the golf course, She City Manayer said, the City couid scll gross revenua bonds, wlthout requiring a vote frQm the people, as there (s no obligatlon as fiar as taxes ar� concerned with gross r�venue bonds. 1 All revenue produced by Lhe golf eourse would 6a used first for the re�irement pf the bonds. Construc�ion on a golf cvurse cputd be9in as early as Septem- ber l, 1973. , +;h� City Ma�ayer stressed tha purpose of tha pregentation was Co a�quaint the p�ople and the �puncil with the various plans, enabling them to rai5e ques- ttOns of the consultantg, whe� they meet togeGher in two week5. H� mentioned � gCYeral projOGts dOne by BCauer and Associates, SCat(ng It would be po5sible to date�mine the quall�y pf their work by asking Brooklyn Park the results pf �heir feasibi!(ty ftudy. He added, they had also done a 5tudy for a site , ��a�+ien �� i&chf�Pir� �M? ,N�� ^ Majes�IG Qaks, in Ed�n Prajr{e, and ,v � -��^� ��; �g �cts, He said they had wori:ed pn the Wood Lake I�� .. �ente� end the Garver Nature Center. ' Go�ncilmaq gre(der sald this was a fairly aecurate schedule end he and the �ommittee would be meetfng some time before the Fgbruary §th meeting. He gaid he would lfke to establ(sh spme ground rules at these meetings, He ' asked Lhe Gouncil if they wer6 in agreement W�Ch hi5 Suggest(on5 for the sOmmit(�C meetings. ' Mayqr �jeb1 agked if there were any obJections tp Che peop�e se�ected for the GOmmittee, Councilman Nee asked if there we�e a chance [he committee Could be made broader? He said it seemed to h�m the Council was pnly setting , up a spar�in9 match, He added, there are a number qf pvten,lal uses and the �Ity qn1Y intended Cv evaluate two of them, He said, he hdd hoped khi� woulc� not happen, rya stresaed the need fqr more repre5entation on thG commlttee, H� s�id more than twv members fro�n tha League 4f WomQn Voters a�d the �hamber ' qf ;ammerce were needed, Mayor l,feql said he �iid not agree, He sald the �ommittee v,as to be n,ade up pf vqlunCeerS and he b2lieved it would 'pe a workabl� eommlttee, ry� Safd the ladies from the �eaque had dqns a study , and Mr, Harr�s had Idea$ fpr inPut, and �ounG(Iman Brefd�r has agreed to act �s moderator, Th� Mayor said he felC Ghis would be a good cross aectivn of (deas, end'he wpul�i like td see it done, ' GOU�rcilm�n N.ee said tha mater�`ais handed out stated "natur� center v,s. gUlf cpurb�,l' Gouncliman. grelder �yreed it would have been bettcr to wprd th� mstarlals "pro goif cvursa qP prp nature center.'� J i� � ' COU�+Cllman Nee yaid what he was trying ea sey is there are a number of pptl9n5 and for che amaunt ofi !!ronsy propa�ed for kh� �tudX� couldn't more us�� be ev�iva�ed? He addP�+p the enkire pro�Ject has nvt been processed throu9h the Fark � Recreazlon Commisslon, He suggested expanding Ghe Co�mfttee, Council- �an 6relder asked what M19 Sugc�estlons v,ould be For exnanding t'�e Gomciitcce. . i � � . _/ � ' REGUI.AR GOUNCIL MEETING, JANUARY 22, �g73 Pa4� 5 , '►h� C�ty Manayer sa(d ;he consultant would hava #a enswcr questipns put to him by the �ouncfl and Gorm+ittee is a poriod of two weeks tlme. HQ suggested the cortmittee bs aet up to set guidelines. Mayqr �iebt asked if there were , mny membefs of the �hamber presept, and if they agreed wixh the sug�estions snd the formatlon of the comnittee. A member vf the �hamber stated their main concern wa� the est�bifshment of yround rules. � , , u II� ' ' ' ' . LJ �! M4TION by Councilman Breide� to have the suggegZed four member CPmmltte� meet with hfms�lf acting es moderator to set guidelines and cons�der a br0ader scope of Input and present a report of what some of those facts fnay bd at the February 5, 1973 Councit meeting, $econded by Councilman Utter. Councllma� Starwalt stressed the need for consideration of the broader scqpe of possible uses, Up4n a vpiee vote, all voting aye, Mayor �iebl declaped thG mqtipn Carrled unanimpusly. �ONSIDERATION OF A REPORT ON FINANCING THE POLICE PENSION FUNO : Mayo� I,iebl caFled on the Finance Director, Marv�n Bruns�ll to present the report to tha Gouncll, Mr, Brunsell said the Councll had asked h(m ta pr�sent a.�comparison of cqsts of the Po11ce Pe�slon fvnd, contingent on the preaent laws. F{e said he had cpmpared the costs of putting the new men In,add6d �o tho force on PERA. He added, thera was not enough �f� ajlowed to do all the calculat�ons for the various poesible plans. Ha stressed the faCt thaX �he figu�GS ere bas�d on the fact that there will be no change In the laW during tha tlme of the execution of the plan. Ha sa�d the report wag done with the as;umptipn that th� Guideltne Act wi11 remafn fn forc4, Th� second meth4d of figuring, tha Finan�e Dtrector eKplained, would be that the men be put qn the present plan as ft is naw. • Mr, Brunsell pvinted out Lhe var(ous columns o� figures presented, F{� said tha p�ans wore figured assu�i�g �he deficit �s paid over a period of 15 years, Ho adde+d, if the deficlt were to be patd over a longer perfod of tims� fX would mean �n immediate savtng for the City. He said the City would save $6,040,125 oyer a per(vd pf j2 years, an average of $188,753 per year if qha naw men were to be pla�ed on the Police and F�re PERA plan and Ghos� presenCly employed wauld remaln vn the pr�se�t plan, Th� tOta1 6aving unde� th4 plan of placfng qnjy the repjs�ements on the Pq1�ce and Fire pERA plan wovld be $4,391,768, an average of $137,24z av�r �he 32 yBAr pefiod of tlmq, Mr, Brunsell said thera are many more sombinatlOns that could ba figured, buk , in order tQ complate thc€a skudfe�, addi�lana� i�qQrmatian musC he obCained from tha astaary an n�w ratln9� an tha d�ficlx, He added, tha explanatlan of tha narmaJ cost �aducttan was included In the last week'a agenda, 1 M�yor Llabt esked why there wvuld bo no sayln s to th� City under th� plan of plACfng th9 �ew m�� an PERA vnill khe year ij��, and under tha plan pf putLl�,g r�plecaments vn the PERA there �5 �4 sayings unti� the ysar 1993`' The � Financa DirQetar t��d the reason far thla was when prepa�in� �he figures, tho d4ticft was ta bn pald es saon as passible, Ha yald an the pian tza put the new men on PERA,che aaflslc vtoutd 41� pald In I� yeari and on th� p�� tv �_ � � � . , ' ' ' , , . J ' 1 ' REGUTAR CqUNG�L MEETINg, ,1qNUARY 22, 1973 Pac�e � Cauncllman Nee asked if the data on the proposa�s had been provided to the Police Dep�rtment, and th� �(ty Manayer sald it had, Gauncllma� ryee queatio�ed !f the banefix�, and the new R�esent emp�oyees wpuld always have Pull members would be pla�ed on PERp, or if all the em- ploysas ara piaced on the private Flan thera would have to be a reduction fn benaflts to m�et the funding needs. He added wiGh the alternat(veS menttoned, the �fty Manager would ha�e spm�thing to talk abput in negokia- tfons, F{e saisl th�y atso haye to Gpnsider Zhe benafit ievel that h�d been prOmised and eomm(ted, Councilman Nee 5ald th� C�ky Manager �ould noZ ne9vtiate w�xM the PC�g�p� qssociation wfthout tho dlrectfon pf the �ouncil. He expresssd Mope that the Council would dlrect hlm ta present the varlaus plang to the Associativn. � 4ounciiman gr�ider sald there are fQUr alxernat�ves; 1) �Rmainfng on the �?reaeat plan, 2) adopting the Hewitt p1an, j) redu�ing the ben�ffts, ar `�) placing the new men on the Police and Fire P�RA p1An. Councllman Starwalt agreed the problem had no �Imple soluCionS, Ha expr�gsed his concern of what the other C(ty employees would think pf the pian, wQU1d they thlnk It was falr? He added the Clty wsy noX in ag xough shap� ag sqme others. He sald it wpuld b� impog$ible for the �quncij to come up wigh a flrm binding solutiqn at th� present [ime, H6 added, each input put tM� pnonesed yoal a littip �loser, by enabliny alt�rna�iy� plans to be pr�sentQd gotiatians, Mayor �febl ;ei� the GiLy shpuld be ve�y taut�Pus In t��elr se�5etfo.n ot two ' diN1`eren.t plans a� h� 4alieved thts wou►d �auso constant bi�ker(�y wfthfn tha Department. Ha said he was reluctant Go advan4s into this tyRe oF predlcAment, Mr'. Jemes M�K�rs(e, President af the Poii�e Penslpn Asgocietlon sa'rd they re�antly had �)ecClon of qff(�ers in the AssocfstlQn, He added, Ch�y had reqaivad materiai� at 4�pp p�m, tha� day and w•ere unablQ to �horoughly study the p�oposala, rye said h� wes not prepare�i �q yq(ce an opinipn �n the propqsed PERA plan, but he d(d bellev� it mey caus� prqbl�my Wlth �he morale of Che peparxment, He sald ha had been on the P�P,A plan fpr ten years be9pre he was on tha pr�5ant Ffidley plan, and would not like to yo �a�k �o xh�Clty�mo�redinnGh�$�opinl0n, tf there wquld b� tw9 proyramb, it v+ould cost }sGt thaC ha had n n9 rvn �p "'afntain them prqP�rly, He str�bsed �M� Pt hdd a� OppQrtunfty to 14ok dt th� makerfal, M$yo� Llebl asked tha name$ of the newly elect�d memqers, M�, McKersio lfsted them as; Fred pebens�� We��Y p�SOn, �ohn qnd�r59n, ({i�hdrd Hu55 and himself, Mayor Lfebl said It would ba In ordor to reccive tho repprt from Mr, e�uns�il and adv�se the City Mana�er to present ons oi the v�rlou� prqpose)s ta the Pailea Pension Assoclatlon, Cauncllman 6reldar asked if the 2�/ Ctty 4qr�kributlpn was to Include the InSUrance pdyment or ff the insVrant�•paymen� wquld re:IUGe kho �ity'$ ccrntrl4utfvn? Mayor �,�ebl said the Cfty's tonCrfbuXlPn, ac�praing Ca ti:e a�reemenk of last year, would �v 21�, the employses �ontribution �;%, ar,d the insurance pald IntO the fund In addltfon, He safd che �nsurance co�tribut�on Was� 520,OP0 fast yaar, I� ' ' � ' ' CJ ' , , , REGUL.AR COUNCI4 M�ETING, JANUARY 22, �973 Page 9 M�yor Liebl asked what day of �h� week the prqpo5ed m�atings would fa�t pn, C9uncilman Utter said all Che meetings fall on Wednesday evenings. Mayor U ebl expregsed the v(ew that !t is a goad (dea to tal* to the L�gig- Iators a�d flnd pu� wha� fy yoiny on in the Leg(glaxure. He suggested tha community rppm be set aSlde For the meetfngs and fees waived, MOTION by Councllman Beeider to reserve the C�mmunity Rqom on the proposed dates, wafving thc fee, Seconded by Councilman Nee, The City Manager gaid �he DFL party had resarvad the room, however, he added the admini5tration may be able tq have them chanye the meeting, pr perhapS attend the proposed rneetings. Mayor �iebl ayked if local people and repre- �antatives could a$k questions. He said this wculd glve the represen�at�v@s a Ghan�e to cpmmu�i�ate. Tha City Manay�r was dire�ted to write a letter to dll four men end have the $un NeWSpaper publlsh the dates qf the meetiny�, UPON A UOICf VOTE, all vqting aye� Meyor Lieb� declared the rtptton carr(ed unanlmously. ' ANO ' ' MOTION by Counc(Iman $tarwalt to approve the flnal plat P, $, �7z�q�� im I,und Acres, by �ames Lund �qnstruCtion �o. $econded by Councllman gre(dar Upqn a �olce vot�, all voting aye, Mayor 4ieb1'de�lared the mptfpn �arrfed unanimously, , MOTION by �ou�?cilman $tarwel� tq adopt the flrgG �Qading of ordinan4e for the I'ezoning request ZOA �72-12 by Jap�eg Lund, and waive the reading. $QGOnd�d bY Counc(Imar, Brelder, UPOn a rpli cali vote Ne�, greider, Szarwalt, l,iepl, ; ' and Utter yoting ayg� Mayq� �,i�bl d�lcared the,motion Carrled u�nanimously " and the first reading w,�s adoptsd, ' ' ' �; , ' REGU�AR G�UNGIL MEET�NG, JANuARY 22, 19'73 paga 11 , Mayor �rebi staTed phe City cpuld not te�l Mr, 54hultz hqw much money to spend On a proje�t oP thfS kypa, He added Mr, Sthultz'a building Is on [wo lo[s. The Maypr ga(d Mr. $chultz was advised by the �ounty and �he CQUnky Avditor , ta obtein a torren5 t+tle, and �his is why it was done, and the Mayor bcsiieved this to be a reasoneble requeSt, He asked the Covn�fl to consider the situa- tlon in a different l�ght> stating not everyone wants to own the prppefty � under water. ' ' ' ' IJ CounEilman Nee said there had been no problem in approving the 1ot split. Ho sald the probiem is in tha approval of the torrens title, There are other peopie involved in thla matter, CounCllman Utter asked hpw far out the property would go. The City Engjneer sa(d it wpuld extend Co the old creek �hannel. Ne point�d out th� Ipcaxion of thC hpuse On a map Indi�ating the area owned by Mr, Schultz and the drea extending Into the old creek bed, CounCllman ��ter'sald this is the rea5on h6 hed asked Mr, $chultz if he had ever intended to fill the property in; he could vory easi�y do thaX and develop the land, The City AxtArney said 46fore thlg could be done Mr, Schultz wpuld have to obt,ain permission from the City and from the State. He said ay the surfdce of the water i5 desig- nated a5 for publfC use, he is required �p get d permit if he wishe5 ta use �t at ell, rye would also be required xo get approval from the Rice �re�k Watel'-Shed Dlstr��t if he pldnned to deyelop, �puncilman Breider asked if the peppl� on Rlce Creek own the land into the middle of the Creek? The City attorney said they usually own the prOpe;tY if there are people on both sldes p{ the Creek, ' C4uncilman ryee asked if the land survey could be approved with hlmself abstaining, Mayc�r �.iebl said this would be �ouncllman Nee's choice, but ha added it was in Coun�llman Ne0'S ward. ' ' MOTION by �ouncllman Nee to ta61e the actiqn pn the regigtered land survey by Donovan Schultz u�tl� the nexG meeting and direct the �ity Mana�er to q6tain Gomment5, Seeonded by CounGilman $tarwalt. Upon a voiCe vvte, all voting ay�, Mayor �,iebl declared the rrqkion carred unanimously, MOTIDN by Councllman Nee to d�rect the C�ty Manzger to conta�t th� An4ka ' COUfItY�COmmiSgiOtlOrg tv attemPt to find a reasonable SoluklPn, $eCOnded by Louncllma,n $tarwalX, Upon a YOice vote, dll voting aye, Mayor �iebl deGlarEd the mq�iq� �arried �nanimously, ' � PISCUSSION REGARpING LAWRENCE MUGG41'S REQUEST TO ACQUIRE PROPERTY: , � � , Mayor l,iebl qalled upon the f,�ty Engineer tp explaln Mp, Mugglf'S requ�SG. The City fngineer pofnted puZ �he property Involved p� a map by usfng xhe overhaad projector, and said it is 4,700 squdre feet of ciKy property khat Mr, Mugyli would Ilke �q uxs until the �fty n�eds the p�operty, Councilman Nee askad Mr, Muggll how he intended to use th� property, Mr, Muygll said he had np spe�if�� pianned v5e for it, HE sald tne only a�cess to his properGy at the present time i5 the alley whfch i� a dead end, a`:c�r drivfny ln> one musC ba�k out. He said tF he were sllowed to a�quire �he , ' REGUlAR GOUNCII ME�TING, JANUARY 2E, 1973 , , , ' , , ' ' ' ' ' ' , ' , , ' page 13 MOTION by Gpune(lman Ukter to re4e(ve the mfnutes Of the Parl�s and ReCrea�ion Co�xnission meet(ng qf November 27, 1972. Setvnded by Councilman Starwalt. The MdyOr dsked Mr, EdWard Fitzpatrick, Chairmen qf Xhe Parks and R�c�eat�on Commis9jvn if he had any comments to make, and h� replied no. UPON A VOIGE VOTE, al) yotfng aye, Mayor �(ebl deciared the motfon carried unanimau5ly. RECE141NG THE MINUTE3 OF THE GATV COMMISSION MEETING OF JANUARY 15r„ 1A73: MOTION by C4unc(Iman Nee to re�e(ve the minutes of the ,lanuary 1$, 19y3� GaTV Gommisg.jon meet�ng, $eGOnded by �ouncllman gr�ider, Upon a vo1C? vp�e, all voting aye, Mayor Liebi declared the mok�on parrled unanlmously, MAyOr �,�Bbl sald the C1ty shpuld provide ge4retarfa� serviqeg ta the �pm- misston. The CIkY Mena�er was asked to kake care of th�s matter, �ANGE OROER �{2 UPGRADING ROCK MATERIAL FOR FRIDLEY LI UOR STORE : Th4 Clty Maneger said Chenge Order #Z Was bein9 propvsed to upgrade the rotk material �n Ghe Constructfon of the n�w Frldley �.Iquor Store, He sefd when he wa$ prvvlded samples vf the stonw to be used, he felt kheY wera �ot of the q�allty dealred, rye said Lh� �hanga qrder in the amount of about $$OQ.Op ali�wed fpr a harder and mor� adequate rock, GpunGilman Utte� a5ked the �ity Manager If he had con3ulked enyone 9n �he change, The CiXy M�nager safd he had sought opinfons from a couple of employees who haye d�grees in architectur� and Ar�hiZe�� and they agreed wfth Che decisipn, : 1n Tha CItY Menager said ths sample stone brought In was soft and dId not pfvvfde enough conk�ast, �nd khe n�w stone wpuld be briyhter, �ouncfl- �n Starwalk agked if Xhe material Gould haye been provided unde� the basic priES, The GiCy E�gin��r sald the stona la pur�hased by che tq� a�d thls material wquld not Gome wlthin the pri�q range originally set, It IS e llt�le more eKpenSive, The �Ity Mdnager Sald the increase is �bouC g10.00 rtar� per Kon, �oun�i�man Ut[er asked ff the total additional CP9�C W9uld b� abaut $$QQ,QQ The �Ity Mandger Said yes, in �tl�iijlon to what wss prqv�ded fQr, F{� �p�� t�e stone p�ovided in conk�act was nok vf tha qu�llty that Way expected, and thls, wag zhe reason for th� Ghange prder, MOTION by Gouncllma� Starwalt to approve the Chan�e prder il2, for ;;$$4,gq, up�radi�g �he quallSy �,f tha sCOne mater�al for the Frldley �IquoF stare, Se�onded by C9uncilma� �tter, Upan a voice vote, ali votln� aya, Maypr li�bl declar�d the mo�iQn aarried unanimq��sly, ' ' ' REGULAR COVNGI� MEETIN4, JANUARY 22, �973 Page 15 M�yor L.iebl said It wpuld be in the best �nte��st of the City to adopt the rts0lutiop, , MOTION 6y Councilman Nea to adopt the Resotutlon #{10-1973, Seconded by GounCllman Starwalt, Upon a voice voXe, all vpting aye, Mayor l,1e61 det)ared the motlon carried unanimously, ' �ESOLUTIQN #11^1 73 REQUESTING MINNESOTA HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT FOF A5515TANCE; MOTION by Cpuncllman $ta nvalt to adopt Resolution #II-1973• Seconded by ' Counstlman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor �iebl declared the moXlon carrled unanlmously. , neav�uiivn �i�-ly/3 APPROVING FINAL COMPREHENSIVE SANITARY SEWER PLAN AND REPORT ANp AUTHORIZING ITS SUBMISSION TO THF METROPOLITAN $cdER BOARD , Maypr U ebl asked !f the plan would take care of the ne�essary growth, The G1ty Eng(neer said the plan had been discussed before, and the present actlon was slmp.�y putting the Information in a booklet to be sutmitted to , the Metropolfta� $ew+er Board. He point�d out capa�ity problem areas on a ' m2p and expjained thG maxlmum utilization of the present system. H� polnted out relief sewer routes, connectlons into �he metro system and � Con�eGt�9n5 Into the Minneapolis sytem. ' May01' �I�hl asked if the plan would fit fnto the Comprehensive plan, Xhe Gity �nylnee� sajd It wquld. He said they had trjed to put everykhing p9sslble tnto the Minneapolis system as the rates are IoWer for the use of thaX gygxem, He Said if. the people use the same amount of water, ther� will be no problems, ' MOTI�N bQ �ou�ollman Nee to adopt Resolution �#12-1g7�, geconded by Council- man StarwalX. UpOn e vb�ce vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl deela��d the mation carrlad unanimously, MOT�OM by �puncilmsn $�arwalt to adopt Resplution �{13-Ij73• Seconded by CounCilman Nee, Upon a yoice vqte, all voting aye, Mayor �jeb� declared the mptlon Garried unanimously, MOTION by G4unGilman $t8rwalt to adopt Resolution #jl�t-197�j, Seconde.d by COunCll.mdn IJtter, Uppn a vql�e vpte, all votiny aye, Mayar (.(ebl declared thC motl0n cafrled unanfmqusly, . , ' RfGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, JANUARY 22, i973 � Paye 17 ' MOTION by Gouncilman Breider to adopt ReSOlution #18-I Councllman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all votfng ayp7�MayorGLieb1� declared the motion carried unanimously, 'J ' The City Engineer said of the four possible locations for the walkway, along Rivers Edge Way, the question is, ahould the C i t y provide the walkway and in what location7 He said they had had problems with one party ' agreeing to the proposal and the next party against it: They all think it is a good idea, he added, but no one wants it on their property. ' Councilman greider asked Councilman Nee if he planned to have meetings on the �tter, rye answered yes, there was a definite need. He contlnued by saying he would like to have some support on the proposal. ' � A proposed site was discussed and Councilman Nee said it was no longer possible to use it as !he property owner had constructed a shed on the property. The City Manager said they should consider the shortest and most direct route to keep the children off the street. The City Engineer said any of the four lo- cations would work. The City Manager said perhaps the last time the plan was proposed there were errors made in the method of approaching the people of the area, He said at the completion of the talks with the people in the area, he felt, the only method of obGaining the land would be through condemnation. Councilman Nee said he would gath�r some data and report ba�k ' He added, he h�d been looking over the area for possibilities Engineer said the purpose of the status report was the bring up to da[e. ' ' � to the Council. The City the Council MOTION by Councilman Nee to receive the status report. $econded by Councilma� Breider, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. ' Assistant City Manager/public Safety Director., Mr. �ames Hill, showec; several types Of 6adyes to the Counci�l, He pointed out the size of the let2er(ng on the old'badges made them difficult to read th� man's title. �e proposed a , new badge with larger letteri�g and coloring �p �oincide with the other new proposed equipment. �� ' ' ' M�. HI11 compared the present shoulder patch to qne he would like to use. .H� Stated there was gome ppnfusion in the wording caused by pppr quallty in the old patch. He presented e model car with the proposed �olor changes, He sa(d there had been many mainCenance prohlems caused by ihe �se �P the dar� coior; fn the � summer months, He felfi conf{dent with lighter colors these proplems .:ould be 1a55 seyere, Me said that other juristictions are also planniny on chanying frpm the bla�k and white poli,�e car. He said the new colorimg would not J� � ' ' RfGULAR COUNCI� ME�T'rNG, JANUARY 22, I�Jj ESTIMATES; G�stqck � Davis, �nc, � Consulttng Eng(neers 1446 Gounty Road ��,1�� Mfnneapolis, Minnesota ., . t I ' ' ' , ,, 55kj2 Revfew, ¢ield @he�ks and consultatipn - Qurlfnyton Northefn $anita�y S�wer Replacement on A3rd qv.nue N.E. %-24-72 thru 10-21-72 pesign help - ganitary $ewer � Watermaln Replacement on Taylpr Street Revjew and Revfse Mexropoll�an Sewer goard gillings of �971 and 1972, working with Fridley �omm�tte (for services performed in 1971 and 1972) Stonybrook`Creek work !n connection with Prpject #�02 (for serviees performed during 1g72) Englnearing work on ProJe�t #IOk, Locke �ake Dam �mprovement (pated 1-12_Jj) fINA� Estimate #� for furnfshing Professional Englne6ring $eryfcas for planning Water (mprovement ProJect #108 PARTIAI Estlmat� #12 for resldent�inspection and Supervision for Sanitary $ewer, Storm $ewe� S Water �mProvemen� project #102 ttom November 27 khru Oecember 2g, i�7z ' Nodland Associates, In�, Alexandria M(nnesota 563q8 ' PARTIAL �stimaZe �10 fpr Gonstruction on $anitary $ewer, Storm $ewer and Waze�main Improvement Project ,#102 . ' PatGh Erickson Madsqn 6 HenSPn, InC. 28Q! Wayzata Boulevard Mlnneapolis, Mi�nespta 55�+05 ' DGCemb�r Inspect(on - Fr(aley �Iquor Store ' Wenver, Talle s Herrl�k 31� East Main Street Anoka, Mlnnesota 553Q3 ' ' Recember ke�ainer and for servi�es renGered Page 19 $ 145.93 63.92 1,086.31 2,318.76 Z�9�9•56 1,466,54 3,9i3.60 34,185.60 r� �� 1,91�.Co _, ,� 1 1 , ' u REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, JANUARY 22, 1g73 Page 21 The Mayor asked if the date of February 13, 1973 would be convenient for the Council members. Counciiman Starwalt safd he would be able to dttend the noon luncheon on that date. Councilman Nee said the letter stated the invitation was fssued for o�er members of the community. The Gity Manager said their first Goncern was to set a da[e when the Council would be able to attend. After this, he added, invitations would be fssued to others. ' MOTION by Councilman Nee to receive the letter and set a date for the noon luncheon with Mr. John Innes, DiStrict Manager for Northwestern Bel) Telephon� Company,�for February 13, 1973. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, alt votfng aye, Mayor Liebl declared , the moXion carried unanimously. � ' , ' ' MR. MARC WHITEHEAD• CHIES BROTHERS: The City Attorney said the letter proposed a solution Co the long 5tanding problem with Mr. Chies. He called to the �ouncil's attsnGlon the recent Public Hearing in which a decision #or Mr. Chies to do the work was reached, He added, his offfce was advised by the Engfneering Department that it would not be p�actical to do the work until sprfny. At this time, Mr, Whitehead is offering the City of Fridley $1,500 to enable someone other than Mr. Chies to complete the wprk and discharge Continental from further Iiability on the bond. He 5tated this ampunt would be sufficient to remove the hazard5 fn the area, but not sufficient to finish the grade for development. He said ha recommended acceptance of the offer. ' Councilman Utter asked the City Engineer's views on the offer. He said the amount would just barely take care of gpme of the ciangerous slopes. But, he added, it may be a step in the right direction. 1 Gouncfiman Nee asked lf the bonding Compeny had the right to withdraqw the bond. � The City Attorney said the bond had been issued in 1965 in the ampunz of $9,000, the �ouncil approved the bpnd and the amount was Xo cov�r the grading for develppmenC. He said this would not be po5sible Y�ith ' the �urrently offered arnount of money, h� added it would qnly eliminate the danger factor, The;Gity Attorney �aid if the offer Is no[ aE�ept- able, he suggested takiryy pctipn which wqyid bring the matter to an end. ' Cvuncilman Starwalx su99efted the Gity ;ry to obtafn the ent�re 59,000, The City Attorney stated the maximum amqunC of th? bpnd Is $9,Op0, The Clty has not decided it would take that•�ampunk to do Che Work, He ' sald this would have to be set�led betwGen the City and �he bondie�y Company, he added there would be legal fees Involyed. He added he would like to see the rnatker disposed of In so�e manner, ' ' � � ' • , ' , , ' REGULAR COUNGIL MEETING, JANUARY 22, �973 The motion and second were withdrawn. Page 23 Councilman $tarwalt asked the possibillty of leaving the matter as set in the Public Hearing, requiring Mr. �hies to abate the nuisance (n the spring, • The City Attorney agreed, the City Engineer's points were valid. He added, it would be difficult at this time to determine what the obliga- tion consisted of. Councilman Breider said the first con�ern would be to remove the hazards in the area, The City Attorney said if the City were forced to dp the work and the amount actually needed to complete the project wer� more than the offered $1,500, the City cou,ld assess the remainder to the properXy owner, Mr. Chies. The City Engineer said he had talked to Mr. Chies about abating �he slopes and had been advised the work could not be done until the spring. Counciiman Breider said in fiis opinion, $1,500 would not be an adequate amount to accomplish much. The City Attorney asked Councilman Breider if he would agree to reje�t ' the offer at this time and ask 11r. Chies to complete the work in the spring as previously agreed upon? Councilman Breider said he would agree with this action. MOTION by Councilman Breider to reject the proposed oFfer of $1,500 and adhere to the original plan of requiring Mr. Chies to comPleXe the work in the spring. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, M�yor Liebl declared th� motion carried unanimou>ly. RECEIVING THE LETTER FROM SENATOR MONDALE; MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the letter from 5enator Mon- dale. Seconded by Councilman Ut±er. Upon a voice vqte, all vo�ing aye, Maypr Liebt decla�ed the motion carrfed unanimously, RECEIVING THANK YOU CARD FROM MR TERRY KfRKHAM; MOTION by �ouncilman Br@ider to receive .the Gommuni�atl0n, Seconded by Councilman Utter, Upon`a voi�� vote, al�l vOtfn� aye, Mdyo� U ebl deci�r�o the mOtlon �arried unan%rnpusly. E LETTER FROM MR. ED MOTION by Councilman Breider to re�eive the letter. Secanded by �ouncil- man �tter, Upon a voice vQ4e, all voting aye, Mayor L1ebi d�Glarec r'�e �iption carried uranimOUSly,