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10/29/1973 - 5516PATRICIA ELLIS COUNCIL SECRETARY REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 29, 1973 FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL - REGU�AR COUNCIL MEETING - OCTOBER 29, 1973 - 7:30 P.M. 7:40 p,m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGiANCF_ Given Il�VQCA7I ON : By hiayor L i ebl ROLL CALL: Starwal`t absent, �� P�'ESERTA'f IOid Qf A��ARD � Certi fi cates o�f Ap_pr�ci ati on : Carolin� Udilliams - At;tion in Sauing Child -�rom Drowning- not presented David Todd - Action in Saving Chi�d fram Dro��ning - presented Sheila Patterson, Assisti��tg Palice D�pt. with Burgla�y Information- presented Everett R. Johnson - F4ssisting Polic� Dept, at Scene of Accident- presented APPROVAL OF MzNUTES: Regul ar P1eeti ►iq of Qctaber �l , 1973: Adopted as submitted, ADOPTION OF AGENDA: No add9tions � VISITORS: (Consideration of iteins not on Agenda - 15 Minutes) None ' ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, OC70QER 29, 1973 PAGE 2 ' SECTIOIV I - PUBLIC NEAKINGS . Public Nearing on Improvernent: Street Impravemen� Project ' ST. 1974-3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 ' , Public Hearir,g c'losed. No ob,jectinns. • , ' SE.CT�CN T7 - OLD BUS1�vESS ' ' Considek^at�an o� S�cnnd Readin� of a.n 0� di�ance Regulating the Parkinc� c�f Cet��ain Cc�r�r��erci;�l Vehicles Upon th� Public Streets in Resic�ential Dis.ttpicts and Prescr�b9ng Penalties for th� Vio1ation T{�ereaf, RmFndina Chapt�r 506 ' of the �ridley City Cod� (Tabied Octabet^ 15, i973) . . . . . . . . . 1 - 1 A Ordinance 552 adoptea and publication o�^d�red. .' . ' ' ' Consid�ra�ion of Second Read�ng of an Ordinance to Amend � Chapter il, Sectian i1.10, Fees, of the City Cade o� ' the City of Fridley (House ��1overs). . . . . . . . . . . • . • • • 2 Ordinance 553 am�E�ded to $10 pern�it fee, �100 license �fee remains the same. � , ' , ' IJ ' � � _. ' ' ' �' I� ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, OCTOBER 29, 1973 PAGE 3 ConsicJeratian of Second Reading of an Ordinance for Rezoning Request ZOA #73-10 Bryant-Franklin Corporation from C-1 and C-2 to M-1, the Same Being 129Q 73rd Avenue rd. E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 - 3 A Ordinance 554 adopted, publication ordered. • Cons�ideration nf a re�u�st far a Real Estate Office, 63�5 East R�iver Raad by Jahn Doyle (7ab7ed�Uct�ber 15, 1973) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 Peti ti on fron7 area �raperty o�vners recei ved . �"iy— � 9 7 3 Acti ng C i ty P-1ana.ger to t�,ri te 1 etter sum�tar�i zi ng the sti pul ati ons within the discussian, his son to reside in harne, variance of sign ordinance gran�ed. Planning Qepartmen� to begin study of transition ofi area. S�CTIOI� IIT - NEW BUSINESS Cansiderat�on of Designware Ind��stries, Inc., R�quest ' to D1 SCLlSS the Fi re Hydrant Sti pu1 ati on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Tabled until November �2, 1973. ' ' L._! J � � ' �� Receiving the Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting of Oc�ober 17, 1973 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 - 2 H 1. Special Use Perrnit, Accessory Building, 7145 Riverview Terrace. Council concurred with P1anning Commission and approved with . the stipulations of the Commission. � No other action needed MINUTES RECCIVED. �J ' ' � ' ' ' ' C' L�'' �I � '�J , ' ' ' ' � � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, OCTOEER 29, 1973 SECTIGl� III - NEt�� BUSINE5S CON7rNL�ED: PAGE 4 Receiving th� f�1inutes of the B�ard of Appeals Neeting of Octob�r^ 9, 1973 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 - 3 F 1. Varia��ce in he�c�h� �f rac�ia ai�tennay Richard J. Y.remer: /�d�'��c-� . l.et�ters ft�em f;�Wchnicians r�cGi�r�d, �a�tition -�rom praperty �'i f-� y�3 o�J►��crs favaring �.ne appl ic��ni received. l,rariance granted wi th tt��0 S�i �YG�I at.i ons , 1. antenna be c�vEred ��i t}� mesh so chi l dt�en canr�o L c�l irib i t, ar��i 2. appl. i cant to supply Ci ty wi th a 1 eiter of pr�o�l' of i ns��r�ance, 2. Variance i n frot�t Yard setbac!<, Ful l ert:r,n Metal s Company: Va�°�iance appro��e�d. 3. Variarce reques�s by D. W. Fiars�ad Co�nr�any, Inc. Var�ianc� a�prav.xa, Minutes r�ceived. Receiv9n� the minu��s of the 6oard o� Appeals Meeting of October 23, 1973 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 4 A 1. Variance in side yard requirenrent, Caro1 Ann Guzy, 810 Rice Creek Terrace. Variance granted with stipu7ations of Bc�ard of Appeals Minutes Received. Rec�iving the Minutes of the Quilding 5tandards - Design Control Meeting of October 18, 1973 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 5 D 1. Construction of additional third story, Medtronics: Constl�uction approved, nEGULAR �OUNCIL MEETI�G, OCTOQER 29, 1973 PAGE 4-A Receiving thA Minut�s of the Building Standards - Design Controi Mee-ting of Qctober 18, 1973 continued 2. Request to construct a ne4v building, D. lnf. Harstad Company, Inc. Request approved w�ith �the f7ve stipula'�i.ions of Subcornmittee and adding six, thai �he alle,yj be improved by �he developer, or the City t-�a��lc) do �he paving. 3. Re�uest to corstuct. an additio��, Fullertoi� MPtals: Requ�s� �pproved 4tith four stipulatior�s nf subcommittee. 4. Reques �. to cc�si;r��ct an ac!� i�,�i on , cardboard bai 1 er to repl ace i nci nerator, Cor�su�r;�rs Uni t�� or Buyi n�. Appraved ��:i th st.i pu1 a��.i ans c�i �ubc�ri;mi i�tee. Minutes Rec�ived. Receiving th� Minutes of the Environ�nental Qua7�ty Commission hi�eting of September i9, 1973 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Minutes Received. Receiving the Minutes of the Charter Commission Meeti ng nf 0 ctober 16 , 1973 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 - 7 B � Minutes Received. City Attorney directed to meet with Chairman. REGULAR COUNCIL ME�TING, OCTO�ER 29, 1973 SECTIQ� III - NEW �USINESS COP`TINUED: PAGE 5 Constder°ation of /;u�horization of Agt�eetr,�nt w�th Metropc�iii.an Tr�ns7�: Commissicin f�r Tfjree �us SheltGrs in City of Fricfley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 8 D . Agree�ent au�horiLed. Consider��ion af C�E�I�rating Fridiey's Silv��^ Jubi 1 ee ( Incarpor°��f:�d Ju�y, 79�J ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Apprav�d. Consideration of Proposal Making 3rd Strce�t E�etween 59th and 6�ih /�venues i.tPao way Temporarily . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 - �0 A Approved. - Consideration af a Resolution Rec�iving Freliminary Rep�rt and Calling a Public Nearing on the Matte�~ of the Constr�ction o�F Certain Improvem�nts: Street Imprav�m�n� Project S1�, 1974�1 and 197 �-2 (h9SAS ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 - 11 B Resolution #143-i973. 1 0 REGl1LAR CQUNCIL MEETIP�G, OCTOBER 29, 1973 SECTION III - NEW BUSINESS CONtINUED: PAGE 6 Consideration of a Resolution Ordering Improvement, Final Plans and Specifications and �stimates of the Costs Thereof, and Approving Pl�ns for the Urbanization of T, N. ,;�65 frc�m South ftlunicipai Lin�its t� I.;�69� and Improvement o-f intersection of 52nd anci 5a�~d Rvenues and Roadways: Street Improv�rrent Project ST. 1974�3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Resolution #1�4-1973 a�opted. Consideratican of a Resolution Indicat�ng that the C�i'cy of Fridley int�nds ta F�riici�ate in the Urhani z�ti on of Trunk Ni gE�v;ay j'�65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Resolution #�i45-1973 a�o��ted. Consideration of a Resa7ution Ap�raving Replacement of Lost Bonds for Leonard La�elle . . . . . . . . . . . 14 - 14 C Approved. �7�-e.u��-Y•� �'/ �/6 - / 9 �3 . App�intments: Police Department Clerk Typist/Accounting Clerk, Finance Department .. Appointed. . . . . 75 - 15 A REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, OCTOBER 29, 1973 PAGE 7 Claims ................................16 Approved. Licenses , . . . , . . . . . . Approvecf. Est�ma��s . . . . . . . . . . . Approv�d. ...................17-17B ..................18-1$E S�C1'IQi�� IV -- C(l^��UI;ICRTrO%!S , Indepei�c!ent School Dis�ric� �1�: R�so�utiar �egarding N�rth Park (aiso see cop�r of previcus ��ter� rec�ived frurr� �1�e Superir�tGl1a�t1� �f Schoo7 Uistrict �13) . . . . . . < . . . . . . . . 1 - 1 A Received. Independent School D�strict #�1: �!orih Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Received. Fridley 1�. F. W.: Memorial Monurr!ent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Received. ' Minnesota Associ�tion of Realtars: Donation to Islands of Peace. Received. ADJOURN: 10:13 p,m. � 166 0 THE MINU7ES OF TH� REGULAR MEETING OF THE FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL OF OCTOBER 29, 1973 The Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council was called to order at 7:40 p.m. October 29, 1973 by Mayor Liebl. ' PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Liebl led the Council and the audience in saying the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. INVOCATION: Mayor Liebl offered the Invocation. ROLL CALL: . MEMBERS PRESEIvT: Councilman Breider, Councilman Utter, Mayor Liebl, - and Councilman Nee. MEMBERS ABSENT: Councilman Starwalt. Mayor Liebl indicated for the record that Councilman Starwalt's absence was due to his�required attendance at another meeting. PRESENTATION OF AWARDS: . CERTIFICATES OF APPRECIATION: � CAROLINE WILLIAMS - ACTION IN SAVING A CHILD FROM DROWNING: M W'lliams was not present. Mayor Liebl directed the Acting City Manager � i j 1 j r , S. 1 to forward the certificate to Ms. Wiliiams. i; DAVID TODD - ACTION IN SAVING A CHILD FROM DROWNING: . �' Mr. Todd was called forward to accept the award. Mayor Lieb1 addressed Mr. Todd and read the certificate aloud to the Council and audience. Mayor Liebl presented the award to the recipient and thanked him for his action. The members of the Council stood and applauded the actions of Mr. Todd. SHEILA PATTERSON:- ASSISTING POLICE DEPARTMENT WITH BURGLARY INFORMATION: . Miss Paterson came forward and Mayor Liebl read the inscription on the certificate aloud to the Council and audience. Mayor Liebl presented the framed certificate to Miss Patterson and said she was a shining example of a good citizen of the City of Fridley. The m�mbers of the Council and audience stood and applauded Miss Patterson for her actions. � EVERETT R. JOHNSON - ASSISTING POLICE DEPARTMENT AT SCENE OF ACCIQENT: Mayor Liebl called on Mr. Johnson to come forward and accept the certificate of appreciation. Mr. Johnson came forward and Mayor Liebl read aloud the information on the certificate. Mayor Liebl thanked Mr, Johnson for his acts of kindness to his fellow man and asked for God's blessing for his help to the City of Fridley Police Department and his fellow man. The Council and audience responded with applause. 'i APPROVAL OF MINUTES: , ,� REGULAR MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, 1973: MOTION by Councilman Nee to adopt the minutes of the Regular Councii Meeting of October i, 1973 as submitted. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. ADOPTION OF AGENDA: Mayor I.iebl had no additions to the agenda and asked the other members of the Council if there were any additions to be submitted. There was no response. � . _ _ __ 0 0 I 167 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 29, 1973 PAGE 2 MOTION by Councilman Breider to adopt the agenda as presented. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motibn carried unanimously. VISITORS: Mayor Liebl asked if there was anyone present who wished to address the Council under the Visitor's section and there was no response. PUBLIC HEARINGS: PUBLIC HEARING ON IMPROVEMENT: STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1974-3: MOTION by Councilman Nee to waive the reading of the Public Hearing notice. � Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing opened at 7:50 � p.m. The Acting City Manager/City Engineer, Nasim Qureshi, said this improvement would be on 7. H. �65 from south of 53rd Avenue to the South City limits. Ne informed the Council that the City of Fridley would be working with the City of Columbia Heights in the improvement of 53rd Avenue to provide additional lanes and better traffic cantrol. The City Engineer pointed out that drainage facilities, curbing and gutters, piping - and the elimination of the ditches would be accomplished. He added, the intersection of 52nd and Highway #65 would be channalized more effectively. The City Engineer stated fridley's share of the entire construction project would be $92,850.38. He explained there had been some monies provided for the storm sewer construction in the area, and some of this money would be used for this system. He indicated other monies would be assessed against the abutting properties. r� MOTION by Councilman'Utter to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Nee: Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously . and the Public Hearing closed at 7:59 p.m. OLD BUSINESS: ORDINANCE #552 - REGULATING THE PARKING OF CER7AIN COMMERCIAL VEHICLES UPON THE .,.�.,� .,. ..T��T� .r,� nrcmrnrrtnl f1TCTDi(' c �NII PRFC!'RTRT G PFVAI TTFS F Tj-IE U7��TI�N h1ayar Liebl called on the City Attorney for his views concerning the proposed ordinance The City Attorney advised the Council he would recommend the second reading be adopted in its present form. The City Attorney informed the Council he had been in contact with the Highway Department and they will be discontinuing the Urban License procedure after the next session of the Legislature. He said it could be amended after this time, but he would suggest giving the ordinance a try in its present form. He indicated he had talked ot the Public Safety Director, and it was his request that brought the proposed ordinance into being. MOTION by Councilman Breider to waive the Second Reading of the Ordinance, adopt the Second Reading of the Ordinance and order publication. Seconded by Councilman Utter, indicating this would be for discussion purposes. Councilman Utter said he believed this would not be a proper weight limit and as he had said before, if the weight limit were to be included in the ordinance, a lower weight should be used. , UPON A ROLL CALL VOTE, Breider, Liebl, and Nee voting aye, and Utter voting nay, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carrie¢ three to one. ORDINANCE �i553 - TO AMFND CHAPTER 11, SECTION 11.10, FEES, OF THE CITY CODE OF THE CIT OF FRIDLEY HOUSE MOVERS :. Mayor Liebl recailed Councilman Starwalt felt this should be increased to a higher rate for the permit fees. He suggested raising this amount to $10. The Acting City Manager said that letters had been sent to all of the movers that 168 �• ' , �' ' ' ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 29, 1973 PAGE 3 were licensed in the City of Fridley with the invitation to them to attend the present meeting because of the possibility of amending the amounts in the ordinance. Mayor Liebl asked if there was anyone present who would like to make any remark about the suggested change in the fees, There was no response. MOTION by Councilman Utter to amend the proposed ordinance to change the $5 permit fee to $10 per permit. Seconded by Councilman Nee. lJpon a voice vote, ail voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimous7y. MO7ION by Councilman Utter to waive the Second Reading of the Ordinance, adopt the Ordinance and order pubiication. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a roll call vote, Liebl, Utter, Nee, and Breider voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. ORDIMANCE #554 - REZONING REQUES7 ZOA #73-10 BRYANT-FRANKLIN CORPORATION FROM C-1 AND C-2 TO M-1, HE SAME BEING 1290 73RD E E.E.: ' MOTION by Councilman 8reider to wa�ve the Second Reading of the Ordinance, adopt the Second Reading of the Ordinance and•order publication. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a roil cali vote, Liebl Utter, Nee, Breider voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. ' ' ' , ' CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST FOR A REAL ESTATE OFFICE, 6305 EAST RIVER ROAD BY JOHN DOYLE TABLED OCTOBER 15, 1973 : AND RECEIVING PETITION #14-1973, SUBMITTED BY PROPER7Y 04JNERS IN THE VICINITY OF 6305 EAST RIVER ROAD: Mayor Liebl called on Mr. Jeffery Carson, Attorney representing Mr. Doyle, to present his situation to the Council, Mr. Carson addressed the Council and stated they had appeared before that body on October i5, 1973, when ii was the indicaiion of the Council that a Special Use Permit would be denied. Mr. Carson continued stating the Council had given the applicant to the present meeting to come up with a satisfactory solution to comply with the home occupancy ordinance. He indicated Mr. Doyle had anticipated having his son occupy the home, but had been told by members of the Council that this would not satisfy the home occupancy ordinance. He stressed, it was the opinion of the Councilmen that the applicant had to move himself and his family into the home to satisfy this requirement. He said at this point, Mr, Dayle gave up his intention to have his son occupy this home, as he thought only absolute home occupancy would be allowed. Mr. Carson informed the Council of the actions of the past week stating Mr. Doyle had put the home up for rent and applied for R-2 rezoning in the area. Mr. Carson said the next step would be to go to the Planning Commission with the proposal outlined, but last week Mr. Doyle had met with the people of the neighborhood �nd they were concerned with the R-2 rezoning of the area. He said the people favored Mr. Doyle's use of the business as he is at the present time over the possibility of rezoning for duplexes or double bungalows. Mr. Carson said the area property owners had drafted a petition to present to the ' Council which indicates the people would prefer the use of the property as a real estate business, however, it would be accomplished through a special use rather than rezoning. u ' ' ' Mr. Loren Wolle, 33 63rd Way, presented the draft to the Council. Mayor Lieb7 read the petition aloud to the Council and audience. Mayor Liebl indicated that ten people had signed the petition and he read the names of those people aloud. Mayor Liebi said the people who had signed the petition were all abutting property , owners. Mayor Liebl read the stipulations as drafted by the property owners aloud to the Council and audience. They are as follows: 1. Parking lot: a) Lot size sufficient for five cars. b) Asphalt surfacing. C) Bumper curbs. � � ' � REGULAR COUNCIL.MEETING OF OCTOBER 29, 1973 169 i PAGE 4 , d) Short privacy shrub around the parking area. e) Space sufficient to turn cars around to drive out of the lot. 2. Hedges to the south to be trimmed in a neat orderly manner to enhance , the laoks of the community and provide privacy. 3. Specialized use is to apply on7y to John R. Doyle or one of his immediate family and shall terminate if this business vacates the property, During this special use period, none of the proposed property is to be sold. 4. During special use period, zoning is to remain consistant with surrounding neighbors. . 5. Maintain all fences belonging to the property in at least better than present state of repair�. MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the petition from the abutting property owners, Petition #14-1973. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. Mayor Liebl asked the City Attorney for his counsel on this proposal. He said the stipulation of only allowing this type of use by Mr. Doyle would indicate the Council was not setting a precedent. Mayor Liebl said the man may be forced to develop the land at this time if he cannot operate in the manner requested. He again asked the City Attorney for direction in the matter. The City Attorney said if the Council is interested in��ermitting use of the property as it is suggested; the only way this could be done is through home occupancy. He said it would be up to Mr. Doyle to indicate his interest of having his son occupy the property, and work for the Company. He indicated if the conditions are met, he can qualify for the home occupancy under our zoning ordinance. He said � there could be an agreement between the City Council, City staff and Mr. Doy7e that he would be in compliance. He said he would have to advise the Council and Mr. Doyle that if some neighbor would not agree to the conditions as agreed between the City and Mr. Doyle, the person could ask for a court determinatiorr and a judge would made the judgement. The City Attorney said if this would be satisfactory to the Council and Mr. Doyle, it could be considered. The City Attorney said he would like to raise a question that had not been incorporated in the petition and this wauld be the need for the variance in the requirement�for the sign to be two square feet in area within.residential areas. He said he would assume there would be a desire for this sign ordinance to be waived. He said ihe requirement is very small and the Council could grant a variance and he would be able to operate as a real estate business. Councilman Breider questioned the area being in a transitional state and thought this was in conjunction with the Comprehensive Plan. He said someday in the future, it may be zoned to some other zone and use. The City Attorney indicated he had mentioned this type of zoning to the Council the previous meeting of the Council.. Ne thought this may be a consideration and there may be a need for transitional zoning. The City Attorney recalled he had never read anything on this type of zoning and did not know of a community that did use it. He suggested it may be good for the community and it should go to the Planning Commission for their consideration and recommendations. Councilman Breider pointed out the area was undergoing a change in complexion and it was the feeling of the people that this change not take place at the present ' time. He said he thought there should be someway to handle this type of situation in a flexible manner in the meantime. Councilman areider stated, under the present zoning code, this could not be done. He added the problems are with only one case now, but next year there may be more requests. Councilman Utter said the reason the people had come up with the agreement is because they feared the area would be rezoned. He stressed, they do not want the area rezoned, they want it R-1 as it is now. Councilnian Utter said the people had heard if the Planning Commission had turned this down the applicant could take the matter to court. He indicated there were some of the neighbors who would not sign the agreement because of the first paragraph of the petition. He said as long as Mr. Doyle has gone to some steps to have someone live in the house, perhaps some agreement could be ' , � , ' ' _ ' , ' ' , , , � ' 17d '. . ' ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 29, 1973 PAGE 5 reached, Councilman Utter said the people would accept this more than the agreement, he had worked with them to come to some agreement. Councilman Utter said he thought Mr. Doyle would want to comply hecause he would want to operate in agreement with the area people. Councilman Nee questioned Mrs. Gerber on her views of �he situation. Mrs. Gerber � said they had been fi9hting for a long time. She stated she did not realize Mr. Doyle had a son old enought to occupy the home. Mrs. Gerber said she would prefer neighbors to a business in the area. She continued saying she believed the people of the area are being pressured. She pointed out they had been told he would operate his business , �there or build double bungalows or duplexes. Mrs. Gerber said she did notl�ink any of the proposals were desirable in that area. She referred to the Comprehensive Plan and said she did not know of any people who would want the area changed at the present time. ' Mayor Lieb1 said he would like to find out wh9ch of the neighbors are opposed to the use of the home as a business. He said as far as he knew, not one neiahbor opposed to Mr. Doyle operating the business on the property, A9ayor Liebl thought the people were opposed to the rezoning of the property. Ne again questioned Mrs. Gerber asking '., if she was opposed to Mr. Doyle using the property for the operation of his business, Mrs. Gerber answered she would have the choice of the business, double bungalows, or duplexes. Mayor Liebl said this was not correct, they would still have some choice•in the usage. , , ' Mrs. Gerber pointed out to the Council that there is already one half block of double bungalows in the area and if there is more in this area, there would be a complete portion of the one half block with double homes, back to back. She suggested this would devalue their property and this would be very undesirable. Mayor Liebl asked if there was anyone present who wanted to speak. Mr. John Othoudt, 20 63rd Way N. E., said he would not be opposed to the operation •; ' � of the reai estate office in the location, but he would oppose the requested rezoning. He indicated, he thought they should wait and see what would be coming into the area in the future. � ' Mayor Liebl said Mr. Othoudt would definitly oppose rezoning, but'wouid not be opposed to the business for a limited amount of time. Mr. Othoudt said he would not oppose the limited use, and would oppose any rezoning. Mr. Lewis Doyle, 25 63rd Way N. E., addressed the Council and stated he did not see any reason wl�y he could not opperate his business from that location. Mr. Ed Ellis, 70 63rd Way N. E., addressed the Council and stated all of the discussion was concering something that would be illegal. He sa9d the City Attorney said this would be illegal and the only way this could be done is if Mr. Doyle's son would occupy the home. He said if this is not done, what is the pian? He asked if they would be considering the Special Use Permit, and added, this would ' go against the advice of the City Attorney. ' The City Attorney said the only way this could be done is if Mr. Doyle's son wouid live in the house. He said Mr. Ellis is asking if Mr. Doyle's son would be moving into the house. He asked if there would be any objection to specifying a limited ' amount of size in the future. , �'' , ' ' Councilman Breider said under the home occupancy ord�nance, the requirements for parking and specified items are much more restrictive than the petition drawn up by the people. • � Councilman Nee questioned the City Attorney asking if ii would be possib7e to table the matter and suspend the ordinance for a period of one year, depending on the action of the Planning Commission. ' The City Attorney said this is similar to what he had been trying to say. He would suggest an agreement between the Council and Mr. Doyle that would indicate compliance and this would comply with the ordinance. Councilman Nee asked Mr. Doyle if it would be possible for his son to iive in the house. ' -� 171 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 29, 1973 PAGE 6 Mr. Doyle said he would like to answer Councilman Nee's question. He indicated he had discussed the possibility of his son living in the home with his son and this had been done some time ago. After this time, he had talked with the Councilmen and they had said he would have to occupy the home. He said he had been told his son living in the home would not comply with the letter of the code. At his time Mr. Doyle dropped the issue with his son and it had been a long time since the matter had been discussed with him. Mr. Doyle said since his son would be deeply involved in the plan, he could not commit him without first getting his feelings. Councilman Nee said Councilman Utter and Mayor Liebl had each expressed one half of the dilemma and he happened ta agree with both of their points. Counci7man Nee said if there is a force for change in this are� it was coming from Mr. Doyle, and he did not think this is where it should come from. He expressed the concern for the neighbors and said whether or not this would be able to work would be the question in his mind. He thought any change should come from a broader base. He illustrated as an example of total neighborhood planning as what is happening in Hyde Park and this is so current the entire results cannot be determined at the present time. Councilman Nee said the present property owners should receive the benefit from such a transi.tion if there is a benefit to be made. He said the Hyde Park area had not been totaly planned as it may have been. Councilman Nee continued saying be believea the people should have the leadership of the Planning Department and the Council, and this would be to see if the neighborhood would want to do something. Councilman Nee said he did not believe pressure from Mr. Doyle should be the precipitating factor. Councilman Nee said D1r. Doyle should not have the right to submit change unless the neighborhood planned this a1so. He pointed out that just because there is a petition, this does not mean the request would become a reality. Councilman Nee stressed the thought that the Planning Department should look at the area. He said if it would be le�al, he would like to table the matter for a year and suspend the enforcement of the ordinance. He said if it would not be legal, he could not live with the constant violation of the law. The City Attorney said the important qu�stion at the present time would be who is going to live in the location to execute a legal use of the R-1 zoning. Councilman Nee said he would like some indication from the people thai had signed the petition if they were willing to allow the use of the location without the stipulation that the parking lot be asphalt. He indicated this may be too much of an expense if the use of the property were to be only one year. He questioned if it would be reasonable to enforce this point when he may not be there more than a year. ° Mr. Wolle said it would be important to see that something is done with the hedges and other areas to make the location look presentable. He said natural fencing that is on the property should be kept up. He stated he wauld not want the conditions to go down hill. He indicated it may be senseless to require the man to put in the asphalt lot when he may only be there for one year. Mrs'. Gerber said she would not want to impose a hardship on Mr. Doyle. She stressed the area should be studied and the people should be involved in ihe study. Councilman Nee said he thought it may make sense to float the present issue and take a look at the study of the overall area. Councilman Nee said he would not want the people to.think the area should be rezoned, and he thought it should not be. He said he thought the Planning Commission should have a chance to study the area. Mrs. Gerber questioned if the man would want his parking situation to remain as it is at the present time. Mr. Doyle said he would be able to get along. He said some area for parking in the front of the building would be more desirable. P1rs. Gerber asked what could be done on a temporary basis that all could agree on. Mr. Doyle agreed the asphalt would be expensive and said crushed rock could be used. Mrs. Gerber asked if this could be used as a base for the asphalt if everything goes well. Mr. Doyle said yes, this is done quite often. Mrs. Gerber said she could go along with this. Cauncilman Nee 5aid if Mr. Doyle were to tell theCouncil that his son was to occupy the home, there would be no issue before the Council, he questioned the need for a motion.- � , ' �1 � � I� � , � C -- ' �I � �., ' , l� ❑� ' 172 , � ' , ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 29, 1973 PAGE 7 The City Attorney said if it would be the consensus of the Council, and by Councilman Nee, the Acting City Manager could sena Mr. Doyle a letter summarizing the consensus of the Council and their concerns which have appeared within ihe discussion at the present meeting. This would put the intentions and concerns of the Council and the people in writing, there would be something on record. Mayor Liebl asked if this would include the waving the requirement on sign limitation. The City Attorney agreed, but indicated no sign size had been discussed at the present time. He suggested some indication of the proposed size so the staff would have an idea what the Council had agreed to. He said Mr. Doyle should state that this would be under the , conditions that his son would live in the home. He said if this was done at the present time, the applicant would not have to come back to the Council for further discussion. Mr. Carson said he had asked Mr. Doyle what size sign would be installed and Mr. Doyle answered he would prefer a four by six foot sign. Mayor Liebl said the applicant would want the people to know there is a real estate business there. The City Attorney suggested either a three by five, or a four by four sign, this would allow for about the same square footage. Councilman Utter suggested a three by four foot sign, MOTION by Counci7man Nee to authorize the Acting City Manager to summarize the discussion at the present Council meeting in letter form to be submitted to Mr. Doyle, and advise P4r. Doyle that if his son is in residence, the Counci7 would waive the sign ordinance to allow the construction of a sigq comparable to the square footage on the DeGardner sign (The DeGardner sign was measured by the inspection department, and this sign is three by four or twelve square feet). Seconded by Councilman Utter. The City Engineer said he would write such a notice to Mr. Doyle. He questioned if the stipulations from the petition should be those indicated in the communication to Mr. Doyle. He said he felt this is what the neighbors want as they had siqned the � peiition. He questipned if all the other stipulations such as the bumper curbing , should be included in the stipulations. He indicated the crushed rock would be ; stabiiized base. � UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Nee to direct the Planning Department to begin the planning ' process in the neighborhood and provide the people with some concepts for direction. Mayor Lieb1 said this would tnclude the entire area from south of Mississippi to 61st. SECONDED by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. IDERATI )F DESIGNWARE INDUSiRIES, INC., REQUEST TO DISCUSS THE FIRE Mayor Liebl asked the City Engineer what the problem was. The City Engineer said this would concern one of the stipulations in the permit. Ne sa�d there are two firms involved in the matter and this would be Designware and the Fridley Bus Company. •He explained that the firms representatives were not availab7e for the present meeting and had requested this be discussed at the November 12; 1973 meeting of the Council. MOTION by Councilman Breider to table the consideration of the Fire Nydrant Stipulation of Designware until the November 12, 1973 meeting of the Fridley City Council. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. � RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF OCTOBER 17, 1973: REOUEST FOR A SAECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #73-10, BY TRYGVE OLSEN: PER FRI .. ._.._ _ . ___..,..�...., ..� n rrrnrtin N. E.. � 0 0 173 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 29, 1973 PAGE 8 The City Engineer said the Planning Commission had recommended the request be approved. , MOTION by Councilman Nee to concur with the recommendation of the Planning Commission and approve the request for the construction of an accessory building with the stipulations of the subcommittee. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting of October 29, 1973. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF OCTOBER 9, 1973: A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.052, 1, FRIDLEY CITY CODE TO INCREASE 0 AND . RECEIVING PETITION #15-1973, SUSMITTED BY ABl7TjIPiG PROPERTY OW�IERS APPROVING '�H€-I—NSTALLATTON OF THE ANTENNA AT 920 OVERTON DRIVE N. E.: The City Engineer pointed out the request was to construct a radio tower which would be 70 feet above the dwelling instead of the limited 20 feet as provided for in the Code. He said the Board of Appeals had recommended the request be denied. , Mayor Liebl said Mr. Kremer was present and he would like to see what the � proposed antenna would look like. Mr. Kremer came forward and presented several pictures of the various types of antenna and his proposed type of construction �o the Council.for their review, . Mayor Liebl asked if there would be any commercial use of the antenna or would it be limited to citizens ban. Mr. Kremer said he would only use C. B. Mr. Kremer said he had his radio checked by.two tec.hnicians to determine if it would cause interference on the area televisions and radios, and presented the letters which indicated his equipment to be in good working order to the Council. MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the letters from Mr. Tam Lenz, Electronics Specialists, Inc., dated October.26, 1973, and also from Mr. Norman Aaberg with no date. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Kremer presented a petition to the Council stating it was from the area people who were not opposed to the installation of the antenna. MOTION by Councilman Nee to receive Petition #15-1973 from the area people not.opposed to the installation of the antenna by Mr. Kremer. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. . . Mayor Liebl asked Mr. Kremer if he would abide by the necessary conditions as not to cause any probiems in the neighborhood in the future. Mr. Kremer said he would do anything possible to comply with t•he regulations and the wishes of the people. Mr. Kremer said he is licensed by the F. C. C. as a class D operator and the license authorizes him to operate 150 air miles form his home in any direction. He pointed out to the Council that he would only plan to extend the antenna 50 feet over the top of the dwelling instead of the 70 feet as indicated in the. agenda. • �;�1 �� ' � �� ' 1 rl `* � ' REGULULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 29, 1973 � PAGE 9 Mayor Liebl asked Mr. Kremer if he had showed the pictures of the proposed ' and alternative antenna to the Board of Appeals. Mr. Kremer said he did nat. Mayor Leibl sa9d �he meinbers of the Board had told him that Mr. Kremer planned on putting up a monstrosity of an antenna, He indicated the antenna vaould not cause any interference to the area property owners, in the technical standpoint. � Councilman Breider voiced concern at the antenna being similar to the ladder which would be easily accessable to small children for climbing. Mr. Kremer said there would be mesh installed over the steel and this ' would be to the height of the eaves of his home and the antenna would be 22 inches and difficult for small children to shimmy. He said if any child could climb up the antenna, it would have to be a larger child and he would be able io jump down or cail for help. Mr. Kreiner indicated the protective measures ' would protect the small children. He said he is very aware of the small children in the area and he did not think there was one iree they had not climbed, ' Councilman Breider said he would also like some determination on the safety of the antenna with respect to wind velocity and what was indicated in the applicants insurance for coverage of the area property. Mr. Kemer said the antenna had been tested to withstand wind up to 80 miles , , per hour and it would probably stand a greater force., He said this is the speed at which the tests are stopped. He said with the use of guide wires to.ihe house, the antenna would be ev�n more stable. , � _I J � � r-, � ' � i � Councilman Breider questioned Mr. Kremer if it would be poss�b7e for him to furnish the City proof that the structure would be insured against liability. Mr. Kremer asked if a letter from his insurance agent would satisfy this request. Councilman Breider indicated this would be appropriate. Councilman Breider said he would also like som assurance that the area children would not climb the �antenna. MOTION by Councilman Breider that the antenna be covered with mesh to make it impossible for small children of the area to:climb the antenna, and that Mr. Kremer furnish the City with a 7etter from his insurance agent as proof on insurance for liability and that the variance be granted to Mr. Kremer for the installation of the radio and teievision antenna. Seconded by � Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, a71 voting aye, Mayor Lieb7 declared the '' motion carried unanimously. . A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SEC7ION 45.134, 6, PARAGRAPH 3, TO REDUCE THE FRONT Y RD SETB CK IN A_= Z I G D S RICT, WHfRE IT IS A J C NT _ HER , DI ION ONT Afd EXISTING B IL ING, C ED NPART OF LOT , AUDIT -�SUBDIVISION 9, THE SAME BEING 51'� MAIN STREE f. E., FRIDLEY, MINNESO A REQUEST BY , FULLER70N METALS COMPANY, 5170 MAIN STREET N. E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. 55421 : Mayor Liebl said it would be his recommendation to approve the request. Councilman nee asked if everyone on the street had been notified of the request. The City Engineer said yes, the normal process had been followed. MOTION by Councilman Nee to grant the variance as requested by Fu�llerton Metals Company if there were no objections of the area businesses. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl.declared the motion carried unanimously. A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.134, 3B, FRIDLEY CITY CODE TO REDUCE THE SE BAKFO 20FE , E 0 , > S > > > . ' , T EDUCE HE DISTANCE BETWEE P KING REA AND A LO IN . 5 F E ' ZERO EET, LL TO ALL W 7 E CONSTRU I F A DUILDI G TO QE TED S 7jVJ� 11\1uLL1 � i��l��i��- v�r��.. MOTION by Counciman Breider to concur with the recommendations of the Board of Appeals and grant the variances as requested by D. W. Harstad Company for 17� . - � �: `. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 29, 1973 PAGE 10 7860 Main St. N. E., Fridley. Seconded by Councilman Utter.. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye; Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. � MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the minutes �f the Board of Appeais meeting of October 9, 1973. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF OCTOBER 23, 1973: A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.053, 4, B4, FRIDLEY CITY COdE, TO REDUCE , 0 0 The City Engineer pointed out the variance request was to reduce the required 5 foot side yard setback to 2 feet and the Board had recommended appr,oval with stipulations. MOTION by Councilman Breider to approve the variance as recommended by the Board of Appeals with the stipulations of the Board. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion . carried unanimously. � MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of October 23, 1973. Seconded by Councilman Breider, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, P�ayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE BUILDING STANDARDS DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE MEETTNG OF OCTOBER 18, 1973: CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST.TO CONSTRUCT AN ADDITIONAL THIRD STORY TO CIRCULAR MOTION by•Councilman Breider to approve tbe request for an additional floor by Medtronics, Inc. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimous7y. CONSIDERi 'ION OF A RE�UEST TO CONSTRUC7 A NEW SPECULATIVE f3UILDING LOCATED TS 5, 6, AND �, BLOCK 1; ON�W Y A�DDITIOy, TNE SAME BEING 7860 MAIN STREET .N E.; FRIDLEY, MItVNESOTA. RFQUEST BY D. W, HARSTAD CO.. INC.. 7101 HIGHIJAY e The City Engineer said this was a request for a new structure on Main Street, and the Board had recommended approval of the request with stipulations. The City Engineer said he would recommend an additional stipulation of the developer being required to pave the alley or require the developer to petition the City to do the paving of the alley. The City Engi•neer pointed out on a plan the access to building and said this would be the main access and it should be paved. . . Councilman Breider asked about the block to be used on the construction. The City Engineer advised the Council that basically, the same block would be used as is used on the other struci:ure. • Councilman Breider asked if the plans would call for a front loading area and the City Engineer said yes. He indicated this would be the only way the area could be developed. He said there is some screening, but all the buildings in the area did load from the front. MO'fIOPJ by Councilman Breider to concur arith the recommendation of the Building Standards Design Control Subcommittee and approve the request for the construction of a structure at 7860 Main St. N. E., with the stipulations as recommended by the Committee and adding the sixth stipulation that the developer pave the �� 17� ,� � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 29, 1973 , � �J � � PAGE 11 the alley or petition the City to pave the aliey. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERTION DF A REQUEST TO CONS7RUCT A FRONT ADDITION TO THE PRESENTn 55431); The City Engineer said this item had been taken care of in form of the granting of the variances through the minutes of the Board of Appeals. MQTION by Counci7man Utter to concur with the Subcommitiee and approve the construction of the addition as requested by Fullerton Metals, 5170 Main � Street N. E., Frid]ey, Minnesota, with the four stipulations of the�Subcommittee. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebi declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT AN ADDI7ION TO THE PRESENT QUILDING —_ _--_—,�— ..,...,�� nr rn � MOTION by Couniclman Breider° to concur with the recommendation of the Subcommittee and approve the request to construct an addition to the present building, ' a cardboard bailer, with the stipulations as recommended by the Subcommittee. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the moiion carried unanimoasly. ' , ' ' , ' MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the minutes of the Building Standards Design Control Subcommittee meeting of October 18, 1973. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. . � RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE ENVIRONMEN7AC QUALITY COMMISSION MEETING OF SEPTEMBER ,,, ,�,�_ MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the minutes of the Environmental Quality Commission meeting of September 19, 1973. Seconded'by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE CHARTER COMMISSION M[ETING OF OCTOBER 16, 1973: MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the minute5 of the Charter Commission Meeting of October 16, 1973. Seconded by Councilman Nee, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION Of AUTHORIZING AGREEMENT WITH METROPOLITAN TRANSIT C01�lMISSION FOR HREE BUS SHELTERS IN CITY OF FRIDLEY: MOTION by Councilman Nee to authorize the Mayor and Acting City Manager to execute the agreement with the Metropolitan Transit Commission for three bus shelters in the City of Fridley. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF CELEBRATING FRIDLEY'S SILVER JUBILEE (IfvCORPORATED JULY, 74�9): Mayor Liebl said he had brought this to the attention of the Acting City Manager and asked that it be put on the agenda. He said the City should contact the Chamber of Commerce, Rotary, V. F. W. and American Legion, Lions and a11 organizations in the City of Fridley and perhaps work out a celebration with the incorporation of a parade. He indicated the City had grown by leaps and bounds and this would be a good gesture•to bring the people together. He suggested the celebration be in July, or when the members of the Council would want it to be. He said the 25th anniversary of the City should be ce7ebrated. . � A 177 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 29, 1973 PAGE 12 The Acting City Manager said the staff would work on such a plan if the Council would indicate their fee)ings. in this direction. He indicated this would take a great deal of time on the staff level, but it would be a good opportunity to create community pride in the City of Fridley. He added, he believed Fridley to be the only Community in the area that did not have a yearly celebration of some kind. He stated it would be possible for the staff to work on this, alert the civic groups, and get a celebration coordinated. He thought this would be a good time for the community to have such a celebration. MOTION by Councilman Breider to approve the concept of the Silver Jubilee celebration in the City of Fridley. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion.carried unanimously. . CONSIDERATION OF PROPOSAL MAKING 3RD STREET 6ETWEElJ 59TH ANQ 60TH TWO WAY TEP�IPORARILY: MOTION by Councilman Nee to approve making 3rd Street between 59th and'60th two �way temporarily. Seconded by Councilman areider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously, RESOLUTION #143-1973 - P.ECEIVING PRELIMINARY REPORT AND CALLING A PUBLIC HEARING f1NT41C A4nZ-Trn nr -r��r ..n.�..-,-..�.,.r.,... ,._ _____ .. . ._ _ __ MOTION by Councilman Breider to adopt Resolution #143-1973 receiving preliminary report and calling a Public Hearing on the matter of construction of certain improvements, Street Improvement Project S?. 1974-1 and ST. 1974-2 (MSAS). Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #144-1973 - ORDERING II�IPROUEMENT, FINA� PLANS AND SPECIFICA7IONS AND S�1"IMATES OF THE COSTS THEREOF, AND APPROVING PLANS F R THE URBANIZATI N OF T, H. �;65 FROM SOUTH P1UNICIPAL LII�lITS TU I. #69 APiD iP•1PROVEMENT OF INTERSECTION F 52ND AiVD 53RD AVENUES AND ROADWAYS: STREET IMPROVEPIENT PRpJECT ST. 197 -3: MOTION by Councilman Nee to adopt the Resolution #144-1974, ordertng improvement, final plans and specifications and estimates of the costs thereof, and approving plans for the urbanization of T. H. #65 from south municipal limits to 1. #694 and improvement of intersection of 52nd and 53rd Avenues and roadways: Street Improvement Project ST. 1974-3. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon.a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #145-1973 - INDICATING TNAT THE CITY OF fRIDLEY INTENDS TO PARTICIPATE IN TF{E URBANIZATION OF TRUNK HIGHWAY 65: MOTION by Councilman Nee to adopt Resolution #145-1973 indicating that the City of fridley intends to participate in the urbanization of Trunk Highway #65. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared.the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #146-1973 - APPROVING REPLACEMENT OF LOST BONDS FOR LEONARD LABELLE: MOTION by Councilman Breider to adopt Resolution #146-1473, approving the replacement of lost bonds for Leonard LaBe11e. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, ali voting ayE, Mayor Liebl dec1ared the motion carried unanimously. APPOINTMENTS: NAME POSITION SALARY EFFECTIVE REPLACES Carla C. Ott Lani R, Gardner Amy R. Herron DATE Police $599 11-1-73 Technician Police $599 11-1-73 Technician PQlice .$599 11-1-73 Technician Lawrence Chubb Lester Russell ' Donald Lee � . � �k � �� ' � ❑� ! 1� ��s � REGULAR COUryCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 29, 1973 PAGE 13 NAP1E POSITION SALARY EFFECTIVE DATE REPLACES Deborah Hurni Clerk Typist/ $446 per October 29, 1973 Margie 6540 East River Rd.Accounting month Goranson �ridley, Minn. Clerk Finance Department MOTION by Councilman Utter to concur with the recommendations of the staff in the appointments of Deborah Hurni, Caria C. Ott, Lani R. Gartner, and Amy R. Herron in the positions previously.mentioned. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. CLAIMS: GENERAL 33545 - 33677 LIQUOR 8296 - 8336 MOTION by Councilman Utter to approve the claims. Seconded by Counci7man Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Lieb7 declared the motion carried unanimously . LICENSES: MULTIPLE DWELLING � OWNER ADDRESS UNITS FEE APPROVED BY: Delta Land Inc. 5848 2nd St. N. E. 8 $15,00 R. D. Aldrich 6291 Comet Lane Fire Prev. Fridley, Minnesota James H. Johnson . 380 57th Place N. E. 4 15,00 R. Aldrich 621 Bennett Drive Fire Prev.. Fridley, Minnesota Wm. L. Zaier, Jr. 6550 Central Ave. N.E. 4 15,00 R. Aldrich 6556 Centrai Avenue N.E. Fire Prev. Fridley, Minnesota Duane Oftelie 6503 East River Rd. 5 15,00 - R. Aldrich 4511 Gettysburg Ave. N. Fire Prev. Minneapolis, Minn. Darrel A. Farr Devel. 1601 Innsbrudc N. 34 39.00 R. Aldrich Corporation Fire Prev. 2910 Co. Road 10 Minneapolis, Minn. GONTRACTORS LICENSES (ALL LICENSES $25.00) EXCAVATING BY APPROVED BY United tdater & Sewer Company James L. Spetz C. Belisle 5200 Eden Circle Minnespolis, Minn. 55436 GENERAL CONTRACTORS ' C. F. Haglin & Sons R. A. Roberts . C. Be7isle 4005 West 65th St. Edina, Minn. 55435 Robert F. Norberg Builder Robert F. Norberg C. Belisle 3316 Hillsboro Ave. N. New Hope, Minnesota 55427 � Wieman-Slechta Ind. Bldg. Inc. Wm. Wieman or C. Belisle 8930 J Street Everett Slechta Omaha, Nebraska 68127 � � e 17� REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCT08ER 29, 1973 PAGE 14 MASONRY . BY Approved By Murphy Construction & Restoration Co. R. J. Murphy C. Belisle 8425 Hale Avenue South ' ' Cottage Grove, Minnesota 55016 H. C. Wagar Company Inc. H. C. Wagar C. Belisle 5940 Stinson Boulevard N. E. Minneapolis, Minnesota SOLICITOR Pack 714 Cub Scouts & Boy Scouts Glen Johnson, Chairman Non Profit Organization Items to be sold: Carmel Popcorn Toasted Peanuts Sunflower Seeds MOTION by Councilman Utter to. approve the licenses. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. ESTIMATES: Weaver, Talle & Herrick • 316 East Main Street Anoka, Minnesota 55303 September Retainer and Services Rendered Dated October 19, 1973 $ 1,288.00 Northdale Construction Company 8208 Northwood Parkway Minneapolis, Minnesota � 55427 � FINAL ESTIMATE N0. 3 for Water, Sanitary Sewer and Storm Sewer Project No. 112 $ 7,413.02 MOTION by Councilman Nee to approve the esitmates. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. COMMUNICATIONS: TNDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT #13: NORTH PARK: MOTION by Councilman Sreider to receive the communication from the Independent School District #13 regarding their resolution of support for North Park being developed as a nature center dated October 17, 1973, Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor.Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT #11: NORTH PARK: MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the communication from Independent School D�strict #11 regarding their commitment in the event North Park is developed as a nature center and dated October 23, 1973. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice v.ote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. FRIDLEY V. F, W.: MEMORIAL MONUMENT DEDICATION: . MOTION by Councilman Nee to receive the communication from the Fridley V. F. W. inviting the Mayor and Councilmen to attend the dedication of �he Veterans Monument at Eisenhower Square on Sunday, November 11 (Armistice Day), at 10:30 A.M., with no date and signed by Conunander of the V. F. W. Po�t 363. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. MINNESOTA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS: RONATION 70 ISLANDS OF PEACE: MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the communication from tiie Minnesota Association of Realtors concerning their donation of $150 to the Islands of Peace Foundation, dated October 25, 1973. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. � •�� x� ' � �� , � � i i ' , ' . r :� �� i 1 1� 1 1 � ! '! 180 - REGULAR COUNCIL �tEETING OF OCTOBER 29, 1973 PAGE 15 ADJOURNMENT: • MOTION by Councilman Breider to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman - Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously and the Regular Meet9ng of the Fridley City Council of Qctober 29, 1973 adjourned at 10:13 p.m. Respectfully submitted, �� . � Patricia Ellis Frank G. Liebl, Mayor Secretary to the City Council Date Approve ; ; 4 � i ' , FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL MEET�NG P�EASE SIGN NAME ADDRESS ANQ ITEM NUMBER INTERESTED IN DATE: ��--y �-�l � ' NAME ADDRESS ITEM NUMBER �- �______________ __________________ __________________________________�=__=�___-____-_____- �.5 S l Gcti� �� . � '� � / � ,�--�-�� .� �i�/ � �� ,��.,/i��7� ,�,� �.� ;- �.k !� � � � �. �, . i ,- L �ii/ . � � ' _ � , 3b � ` ��?� �- 7'�>' S-7, �t.! C- ; — ��5� � ,.� , ' � -�o� �-� ,� /!'/�" : � �S`�i.3� � �� s> ,v .� �"� _ fo��i� /Ji.LLC✓ov� �11�v�� i� � � � ,�� v cv�-t c.vuan .� . 7 3 7 %Yl � +r� o r � �w � � /a ' ' �. 1'� 3 i �. r � � `� L �-, � .� � C� o�;�. S � '1 � l 1 ��(-�-(� Cl1JP� � � � � � 3- o C� ,� . s"�� u �� '-3- l�3 �.. 3 -G �� 5 . � ' �� j � �, G�Q ; - s �� =-S' i �1-�—.�= �5-� 5� S-b � , FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL MEET�NG ' PLEASE SIGN NAME ADRRESS ANO ITEM NUMBER INTERESTED IN DATEt 'NAME ADDRESS IT�M MUMBER " aa==�=aa=sa�c�=o=caa��=a=aoc�===cx====_-==a==-==�==c�====�- -- ---- - -- ---- -- -- ' , , � a__a_---a_z��_�_�-�e-�=-aoR=====��-. \ (+� m _ — � a 6 'Vv �o fJr 3 � � � � � ' - - - `�-�'- �' � �� v� � I !L■ ; p (o �� - - Y�° � �► �� 0 0 0 R FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL - R�GULRR COUNCTL MEETTNG - OC70BER 29, 1973 - 7:30 P.M. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIA�lC�: INVOCRTTON: ROLL CALL: PRESENI'ATION 0�' A4��/�RD: Certifi�cates of Appreciation: Caroline 4diliiams - Action in Saving Chi7d from Drowning David Todd - Action in Savin� Ghild from Drowning Sheila Pattersan, Assisting Police Dept, with Burglar.y Information Everett R. Johnsnn - Assisting P�olice Dept. at Scene of Accident APPROVAL OF MZNUTES: Regular Meeting of Ociober 1, 1973: ADOPTION OF AGENDA: VISITORS: (Consideration of items not on Agenda - 15 Minutes) � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, OCTOBER 29, 1913 PAGE 2 SECTION I - PUBLIC NEARINGS Public Hearing on Im�ravement: Street Improvement Project ST . 1974-3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 SECTION SI - OLD 6USINESS Consideration of Second Reading of an Ordinance Regulating the Parking of Gertain Commercial Vehicles Upon the Public Streets in Resident-ial Dis�ricts and Prescribing Penalties for the Vialation Thereof, Amending Chapt�r 5U6 .�_ 1 A of �he Fridley City Code (iabled October 15, 1973) . . . . . . . . Consideration of Second Reading of an Ordinance to Amend Chapter 11, Section 11.10, Fees, of the City Code of the City of Fridley (House Movers). . . . . . . . . .-• • • • • • • 2 � REGULAR CQUNCIL MEETING, OC70BER 29, 1973 PAGE 3 Consideration of S�cond Reading of an Ordinance for Rezoning Request ZOA #73-70 Bryant-Franklin Corporation �rom C-1 an� C-2 to M-1, the Same Being 1290 73rd Avenue N. E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 - 3 A Consideration of a request for a Real Estate Office, 63Q5 East River Road�by John Doyle (Tab7ed October 15, 1973 ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 SECTION III - NEW BUSINESS \ Considerat�on of Designware Industries, Inc., Request to Di scuss the Fire Hydrant Sti pul ati on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Receiving the Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting ' of October 17, 1973 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 - 2 H � ' REGULAR COUNCIL PQEETING, OC70BER 29, 1973 PAGE 4 i , I ' � SECTTGN III - PdEW BUSINESS COIv7INUED: � ' Receiving the Minutes of the Board of Appeais Meet�ng , of October 9, 1973 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 - 3 F ' . ' ' Receivin the m�nutes of the Board of A eals Meetin � pp 9 . of Octaber 23, 1973 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 4 A , . . . ' . � � Receiving the Miriutes of the Building Standards - ' Design Contro1 Mesting of October 7$, 1973 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 5 D �, � , ' I' Receiving the Minutes of the Environmental Quality Commission Meeting of September 79, 1973 . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 � ' - . ' ' ' Receiving the Minutes of the Charter Commission • . • • ' • . . . • Meeti ng of 0 ctober 16, 1973 . 7- � B � ', 0 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, OCTOBER 29, 1973� PAGE 5 SECTION III - NEW B�SINESS CONTINUED: Consideration of Authoriza�ion af Agreem�nt with Metropolitan Transit Commission for Three Bus Shelters in City of Fridley . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 8 - 8 D Consideration of Celebra�Ling Fr�dley's Silver Jubilee (Incorporated July, 1949), . . , . , . . . . . . . . . 9 Consideration of Proposal Making 3rd Street Between 59th and 69th Avenues two way Temparari 1y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 - 10 A Consideration of a Reso7ution Receiving Preliminary Report and Calling a Public Hearing on the Matter of the Constructlon of Certain Improvements: Street Improvement Project ST. 1974�1 and 1974-2 (MSAS ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ] 1 - 11 B REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, OCTOBER 29, 19i3 SECTION III - NEW BUSINESS CONTINUED: PAGE 6 Consid�ration of a Resolution Ordering Improvement, Fina1 Plans and Specifications and Estimates of the Costs Thereof, and Approving Plans far the Urbanization of T. H. #65 from South Municipal Limits to I n6°4 and Impravement of Tntersection of 52nd and 53rd Avenues and Roadways: Street Improven7ent Project ST. 197��3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Consideration of a Resolutinn Indicating that the City of Fridley intends to Participate in the Urbanization of Trunk Highway #65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Consideration of a Resolution Approving Replacement of Lost Bonds for Leonard LaBelle . . . . . . . . . . . 14 - 14 C Appointments: Police Department Clerk Typist/Accounting Clerk, Finance Department ....... 15 - i5 A , REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, OCTOQER 29, 1973 ,7:Tie. �►i Claims................................16 Li censes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 - 17 B Estimates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 - 18 E SE�TION IV - COi�ME1NICA7I0NS �. Independent School District #�3: Reso7ution Regarding North Parl< (zlso see copy of previous letter received from the Superintendent of School District #13) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i - 1 A Independent School District #11: North Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Fridley V. F. W.: Memorial Monument . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 ADJOURN: � ' . . � , _ 'I . I( � ; ' ' . THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOB�R 1, 1973 ' � y � ' � . • � ' ' ' ` ' ' � . - ' ' � ',' � . � ; , ,' � I �' � ,I � �I ' ' � ' ' ' ' �l � ' ' ' Cl ' ' ' � ' � ' ' 1 135 THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL OF OCTOBER 1, 1973 The Regular meeting of the Fridley City Council was called to arder at 7:30 p.m. on October 1, 1973 by Mayor Liebl. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Liebl led the Council and Audience in saying the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. INVOCATION: The Invocation was offered by Mayor Liebl. ROLL CALL: MEMBERS PRESENT: Liebl, Nee, Breider, Starwalt MEMBERS ABSENT: Utter Mayor Lieb1 explained Councilman Utter's absence was excused because of his attendance at a convention. ADOPTION OF AGEPlDA: Mayor Liebl listed the following items•to be added to ihe agenda: Receiving the h9inutes of the Parks and Recreation Corrunission Meeting of September 24, 1973. Receiving the Petition #13-73 for the Improvement of Sunrise Drive. Receiving the Memo from the Acting City Manager, Nasim Qureshi, on the Urbanization of T. H. #65 South of Municipal Boundary Limits to I. #694. MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to adopt the agenda as amended. Seconded by Councilman Breider, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimous7y. VISITORS: • Mayor Liebl asked if there was anyone present who wished to address the Counci7, and there was no reply. PUBLIC NEARINGS: . CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING ON 1974 BUDGET (CDNTINUED FROM SEPTEMBER 17, 24, 1973)• MOTION by Councilman Nee to continue the Public Nearing. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing continued at 7:41 p.m. Mayor Liebl said the proposed budget would be reducing the taxes for the tax payers of the City of fridley while providing two employees, one in the Inspection Department and one in the Engineering Department; and also two full time empioyees in the Parks and Recreation Department. He said there would also be a possibility of adding two full time patrolmen in June. Mayor liebl continued, saying the people's wishes that the City taxes be reduced have been met, without any reduction in services. . Councilman Starwalt said this is the first time he had worked on the budget � and the process was new to him. He remarked that he was very impressed with the staff and their handling of the budget and especially the Accounting staff and the Acting City Manager. Councilman Nee asked if the Acting City Manager would review the budget and acquaint ihe people with the proposal. The City Engineer/Acting City Manager said the Council had covered the highlights of the proposed budget and repEated there wili be a reduction in the tax rate without a reduction of service to the people. He added, the ability of the staff to enforce the Buiiding Code would be increased with the addition of an inspector to this staff. ` 136 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, 1973 PAGE 2 Mayor Liebl said many communities have not enjoyed the present situation that Fridley is able to present. He added, in many areas the communities' taxes are being raised to comply with the many services and some services are being cut. He stressed, in Fridley they were able to increase the services and lower the taxes. Mayor Liebl explained that those homes with an evaluation � of from � 0,000 to $45,000, the City taxes would be reduced and there would be a slight increase in those homes with an evaluation over $50,000. The City Engineer pointed out that this would be a thrifty budget and would provide excellent service to the people for the amount of money spent. Mayor Liebl stated it would be not only up to the City in the general reduction of the taxes of the people of Fridley, but also up to the School Boards of the various districts and also the County. He added, with the City's reduction, some people would enjoy a�100 decrease in taxes. MOTION by Councilman Nee to close the Public Hearing on.the 1974 Budget. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing on the 1974 Budget closed at 7:49 p.m. OLD BUSINESS: ORDINANC� #547 - REZONING REQUEST ZOA #73-09, CENTRAL AUTO PARTS, TO REZONE MOTION by Councilman Breider to waive the second reading of the Ordinance, adopt the second reading of the Ordinance #547, and order publication of the Ordinance. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a roll call vote, Nee, Breider, Starwalt, Liebl voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried and Ordinance #547 adopted. - AMENDING THE CHAPTER REGARDING THE SALE OF INTOXICATING L .......... ... ..... ...... ...... ........._.... ...... .... ._.___.__ _..._._ ....... ...- ---- -- - IS EMPL YEES SHALL REi�iAIN ON E PR IS S FTER 1:15 A.M.: MOTION by Councilman Bi°eider to waive the second.reading of the Ordinance, ; adopt the second reading of the Ordinance and order publication. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a roll call vote, Breider, Starv�alt, Liebl and Nee voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried. ' ORDINANCE #549 - AMENDING THE CHAPTER REGARDING THE SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQI AND PROVIDING TNAT NOXICATING LIQUOR CLUBS SHALL BE CLOSED FOR SALE OF IP�TO: � IO ORS 6Y SAID CLU6S AFTER THE HOURS OF 1:T5 A.M. AND PRGVIDING THAT PER. �:�5 H.M.: MOTION by Councilman Breider to waive the reading of the ordinance, adopt the second readinq of the Ordinance and order publication. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a roll call vote, Breider, Starwalt, Liebl, and Nee voting aye, P1ayor Liebl declared the motion carried and Ordinance #549 adopted. . • ORDINANCE #550 - AMENDING THE CHAPTER REGARDING TNE SFlLE OF NON-INTOXICATING 1 T II Rc ANh PR�1/Tf1TNG TNFRF SHAI I RF N(1 CONSIIt+1PTTON OF NON-I T XI AT �..� � , �� - - - THE LICENSEE AND HIS Ei��PLOYEES SHALL REM�AIN ON THE PRFMISES AFTER 1:15 A.M.: MOTION by Councilman Breider to waive the second reading of the Ordinance, adopt the Ordinance and order the publication of the Ordinance. Seconded by Councilman �tarwalt. Upon a roll call vote, areider, Starwalt, Liebl, and Nee voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE REGULATING TNE PARKING OF CERTAtN COMMERCIAL 0 '� ' � ' � � � � ' ' , ❑i ' , REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, 1973 PAGE 3 137 t The City Attorney recailed at the last meeting of the Council the item had ' been tabled because of a question that the proposed ordinance may be inconsistant with Chapter 38.05 of the existing City Code. He explained within the new codification, this section had been eliminated, and this would not be in conflict with the new cod�fication. The City Attorney outlined the previous action of i the Council on the item and said the proposed ordinance had been recommended ' by the Police Department and Councilman Utter had some question on the weight limitations at the pi°evious meeting. The City Attorney said he had no strong feelings on the limitations contained in the ardinance, but felt they would be best enforced if the limitation would not come between two classifications ' , ' as set up in licensing of the vehicles. He further explained at the limits of 10,000 pounds and 12,000 pounds, there would be a split in the classification, and if the Council would see fit to reduce the amount, it would be suitable to use the figure of 9,000 rather than 10,000. The City Attorney stressed the importance of the adoption of the ordinance with the limitation being ' consistant with the classifications and suggested it be 9,000, 11,000 or 13,000 pounds. ' ' C'� , ' , ' , CJ � ' ' � Councilman Breider agreed, Mayor Liebl recommended the Council approve the ' 13,000 pound limitation and added, it would be less than what is being parked in the residential streets at the present time. Mayor Liebl read the proposed ordinance aloud to the Council and audience. MOTION by Councilman Breider to adopt the first reading and amend the ordinance changing the gross weight limitati on from 12,000 to 13,000 pounds. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt, Upon a roll call vote, Breider, Starwalt, Liebl, ' and Nee voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously and the first reading adopted. CONSIDERATION Of APPOINTMENT TO THE BOARD OF APPEALS - VACANCY (TABLED i SEPTEMBER 10, 1973 : Mayor Liebl asked if there would be a recommendation from the members of the Councii on the appointment created by the resignation of Mr. Richard Harju. Councilman Starwalt said he would furnish the name of a possible appointment and Councilman Breider had concurred with the recommendation. MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to appoint Mr. James Plemel, 6864 Channel Road N. E„ 784-1478 to the Board of Appeals with a term to expire April 1, 1974. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl delcared the motion carried unanimously. NEW BUSINESS: FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE'ADOPTING THE BUDGET FOR TNE FISCAL YEAR 1974: MOTION by Councilman Starwait to waive the first reading of the Ordinance, and adopt the first reading of the Ordinance in the amount of $2,782,929. Seconded by Counciiman �Vee. Upon a roll call vote, Nee, Breider, Starwa7t, and Liebl voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOlUTI0�1 #134-1973 - DETERMINING TNE NECESSITY OF AND PROVIDING FOR A TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE P�OPfdAL CITY CHARTER LL^�ITS: MOTION by Councilman Breider to adopt Resolution #134-1973 determining the necessity of and providing for a tax levy in excess of normal City limits. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion.carried unanimously. RESOLUTION �135-1973 - CER7IFYING TAX LEVY REQUIREMENTS FOR 1974 TO THE COUNTY UD T R F R C LLECTION: MOTION by Councilman Breider to adopt Resolution #135-1973. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, ali voting aye, Mayor Liebl deciared the motion carried unanimously. , 13$ REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, 1973 PAGE 4 CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST BY KENNETH R. ERNST MOVERS, TO CHANGE THE ROUTE FOR VIN HOUS S T R UGN E IT FR i�1 SSISSIPPI S EE T 73RD E E, AND A WAIVER OF THE 65 PER HOUSE C ARGE: Mayor Liebl referred to the letter submitted by the Ernst House Moving Company and said it was self explanatory. He thought that Mississippi had become too congested for house moving and also too busy. He mentioned the increase in the amount of utilities in the area and also the installation of the new cable lines for television. Councilman Breider said there would be a question in the amount of each move if it would remain at �65 per move. The City Engineer said the Gity had been following the schedule set up by the City of Minneapolis, and he agreed there would be a problem with requiring the fee of $65 per move. The City Engineer stressed the importance of the City requiring the fee each time a house was to be moved and said basically, there are not any houses being moved into the City, they would be moved through the City from Minneapolis to the north. He repeated the need for the individual permit being issued in order to enable the City to keep track of the time and date of the move. He pointed out to the Council that the moving would be on 73rd only. Councilman Breider said he would have no objections with the use of 73rd and he also thought the suggestions of the Acting City Manager for the fee amounts were feasible at �5 per move: The City Engineer further explained the need for the City being informed of the moves using the example of the possibility of 73rd being dug up at the �time of the scheduled move. He continued by saying, this sort of activity would have to be coordinated with the City staff. He assured the Council that $5 would cover the work involved. Councilman Breider asked the City Attorney if there would be some problem with the ordinance on this type of activity and if it would have to be amended. The City Attorney advised the.Council that the ordinance would have to be amended, but they would be able to give the applicant approva1 of the request at the present time. The City Engineer said the matter was presented to the Council because the mover wanted an answer on the question of the license fees. MOTION by Councilman Breider to request the use of 73rd Avenue for house moving as requested by Ernst Movers and establish a yearly license fee to be $100 and that a bond be required and that a permit fee in the amount of $5 be established for each house move. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, Liebl, Breider, and Nee voting aye, Starwalt voiing nay, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried three to one. Counci�lman Starwalt explained he was not opposed to the action, but would like to establish a higher amount for the permit fee. CONSIDERATION Of RECEIVING THE OFFER BY DAVE HARRIS REGARDING BEING WILLING ACCEPT ADDITIONAL STORf4 SEWER ASSESSMENt FROM THE PROPER7Y OWNERS IN THE RE OF P�IISSISSIPPI STREET, RICE CREEK 20AD, RTHUR AND THE MUNICIP�L BQUNDARY N THE E ST $TOnM SEIdER PROJECT N. 114 : . MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the communication from Mr. Dave Harris in regard to the assessments in Storm Sewer Improvement Project No. 114 dated September 27, 1973. Seconded by Councilrnan Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, P1ayor Liebl declared the motion carried. Mr. David Harris addressed the Council and said the people he had dealt with in the acquisition of the property for the Narris Lake Estates were owners of large lots some 3/4 to one acre in size. Mr. Harris explained on the 100 square foot method of establishing the assessment amounts, the people would be assessed from $1,5�0 to $2,000 in some cases per lot. He said it was his feeling they should not have to pay in excess of the $800 per building site figure which had been established for this area. He continued saying if the amount of the assessments of the area property owners are in excess of $800, he would pay the remainder of the ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , , ' _ , ' ' , ' ' ' ' , LJI I _J � � � � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, 1973 PAGE 5 assessments. He added, he had been assured this amount per 100 square feet would be $7.04 or less. MOTION by Councilman Breider to approve the request by Mr. David Harris to assume the storm sewer assessments of the adjoining property owners listed on the communication, if they are in excess of $800 and that this should appear on the finai assessment rolls for the storm sewer Improvement Project No. 114. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST BY fORREST CORNELIUS, 4000 MAIN STREET FOR A SEWER SER ICE FR0�1 CI Y OF COLUf�1BIA EI S: MOTION by Councilman Nee to authorize the Acting City Manager to submit , a letter to Columbia Heights concerning the request and approve the request. Seconded by Councilman areider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. �' ' � L ' ' , �J 13y CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO PUT UP TWO TENTS IN WEST PARKIPdG LOT FOR INDUSTRIAL DISPLAY FROM CTOBER 2, TO OCTOBER 15, REQUEST QY ONAN CO(�IPANY:_ MOTION by Councilman Breider to approve the request by Onan Company to put up two tents in the parking lot from October 2nd to October 15th. Seconded by Gouncilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting.aye, Mayor Liebl declared the moiion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST BY WALL CORPORATION TO EX7END BUILDING PERMIT FOR 90 DAYS: MOTION by Counci]man Bre�der to approve the extension of the building permits as requested by Wall Corporation for 90 days with the same conditions as previously agreed to, Seconded by Councilman Starwa7t. Mr. Rudy Dante addressed the Council and said the reason for the request was due to the financial problems with the money market. Ne expressed the hope that the trend would be changing and they would like some time to consumate the purchase. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF SEPTEh1BER 25, 1973: A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 45.053, 46, FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO � • I NES��. � -- - - 1 The City Engineer explained in order to comply with the City ordinances, the applicant would have to supply the City with a letter from the adjoining property owner stating he has no objection to the construction. , . , Mayor liebl read the motion of recommendation from the minutes of the Soard of Appeals meeting aloud to the applicant. Mayor Liebl further explained to the applicant that because in the past there had been a � problem of some property owner building a construction on some one else's property, there had been an established policy of requiring appli- , cants for variances to provide a registered land survey to protect the people. He said this would eliminate the possibility of someone building on another's land. ' The City Engineer stated he would clarify the matter for Mr. Asp and stated he would either have to furnish a survey or obtain a letter from the property owner to the west of his property stating he approved of the construction of the building. ' ' Mr. Asp questioned if the letter is obtained, would a survey be necessary? The City Engineer said the City would encourage Mr. Asp to submit a survey, but would accept a letter. Mayor Liebl stressed the necessity of obtaining` the concurrance of the adjoining property owners. 140 REGULAR COUNGIL P1EETING OF OCTOBER 1, 1973 PAGE 6 MOTION by Councilman Breider to approve the request for the variance � in the side yard set back as requested by Mr. Asp with the stipulation that he provide a letter of approval from the adjoining property owner or a registered land survey stating the position of the proposed structures. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to receive the minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of September 25, 1973. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIUING THE MINUTES OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION OF SEP7FMBER 24, 1973: MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission of September 24, 1973. Seconded tiy Councilman Nee. The Acting City h1anager asked the Council if they.wished to take some action on the item concerning the use of mini-bikes. Mayor Liebl advised the Council he would prefer to wait until there was a full Council present before there was any action taken on the mini-bikes. � The Acting City 1�lanager asked if this should be placed on the agenda again. Mayor Liebl answered yes, UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. ' RECEIVING THE ACTION BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION FOR REZONING REQUEST BY NORTH SUBURBAN H(1SPiTAI nTS-rRTr.r 7nA #7�-nR 7n RF7(1NF FR(1M R_i rn ra_ � MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the action of the Planning Commission on the rezoning request by the North.Suburban Hospital District, and set a Public Hearirig for October 15, 1973, for rezoning and special use. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RfCEIVING COMMUNICATION FROM UNI7Y MEDICAL CENTER: MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the communication from the Uni.ty Medical Center. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice note, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. IVING PETITION #11-1973 -IN OPPOSITION TO THE REZONING FRCM R-1 TO CR-1 MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the petition #11-1973 in opposition to rezoning to construct a medical office building, Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously, RECEIVING TNE�MINUTES OF THE BUIL�ING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOP1MITTEE IN OF SEP EMQER 27, 1973: IDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUC7 A NEW BUILDING FOR OFFICE USE 0 ER- Mayor Liebl read the stipulations abud to the Council and questioned Mr. Bill Kalina of Carter-Day Company on each of them asking if he concurred. Mr. Kalina agreed with each of them and stated he had no objection to any of the stipulations and would also like to establish an attractive construction. '� '� ,' , , , , , ' ' ' i ' � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER l, 1973 PAGE 7 Councilman Breider asked what the building would look like and the City Engineer indicated the design of the building on a blue print on the easel. The City Engineer explained that he and h1r: Boardman had been working with the applicant to establish a pleasing construction. He pointed out the various areas of the buiiding, statinq there wouid be some brick architectural treatment to break up the metal structure. He caiied to the Council's attention that there is heavy vegatation in the area. Mayor Liebl asked Mr. Ka7ina if the previous building standards of the Company would be followed, and Mr. Kalina assured the Council that they wouid be, MOTION by Councilman Breider to approve the request for the building permit with the stipulations recommended by the Subcommittee. Seconded ' by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl dec7ared the motion carried unanimously. ' ' ' r� ' I ' � SIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT AN ADDITION FOR THE PURPOSE OF SING INDUSTRTAL PROCESS EQUIFhiENT, LOCATED Ofd AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION QER 39, LOT 8, THE SA�ti1E BEING 25 44TH AVENUE N. E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA: QUEST BY MIP�fVESOTA LINSEED OIL COMPATdY, 25 44TH AVENUE N. E., FRIDLEY. l�l • The City Engineer stated the request would be to construct some anti-pollution equipment and the subcommittee had-recommended approval of the request with two stipulations. Mayor Liebl addressed Mr. William Edherg, Plant Manager, and asked if the stipulations were agreeable with the Company. Mr. Edberg said he agreed with the stipulations. � MOTION by Councilman Nee to approve the building permit with the stipulations recommended by the subcommittee. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. � CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A NEW BUILDING FOR THE PURPOSE -20, CENTRAL AVENUE ADDITI The City Engineer advised the Council that the item would be brought to the Council at a Public Hearing on October 15, 1973. MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the minutes of the Building Standards- Design Control Subcommittee Meeting of September 27, 1973. Seconded by Council- man Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY COi�1MISSION OF SEPTEP�BER 11, 1973: MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the minutes of the Environmental Quality Comntission Meeting of September li, 1973. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. U�on a voice vote, all voting aye, hlayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously, Councilman Starwalt said he was concerned about the conversation within the mznutes which suggests the poss�bility of the City doing a study on Maore Lake and would like to advise the Commission to not get too carried away before the Council would take some action on the matter. Mr. James Langenfeld was present and outlined the possibility of Anoka County becoming involved in the study along with some of the other lakes in the County. He said the letter would be submitted to the Council as soon as he receives it. 142 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETIN6 OF OCTOBER l, 1973 PAGE 8 The City Engineer concurred with ihe feelings of the Chairman of the Commission and explained how the County would be better suited to do such a study. RESOLUTION #136-1973 - SETTING AN ELECTION FOR COUNCILMAN WARD II: MOTION by Councilman Breider to adopt Resolution #136-1973 setting a date for the election of Councilman Ward II. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #137-1973 - DESIGNATING POLLING PLACES AND APPOINTMENT OF ELECTION UD ES FOR THE 0 Eh1BE 6, 9 3 G R E E TION: MOTION by Councilman Breider to adopt Resolution #137-1973 designating polling places and appointing election judges for the November 6, 1973 general election. Seconded by Counci1man Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION �138-1973 - GERTIFYIhG CHARG�S TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR TO BE LEVIED AGAINST CERTAIN PROPERTIES F R C LLECTION WITH THE TAXES PAYABLE IN 1974 WEEDS)• MOTION by Councilman Breider to adopt Resolution #138-1973 certifying charges to the County Auditor to be levied against certain properties for collection with taxes payable in 1974 for aaeeds. Seconded by Counci1man Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Lieb7 declared the motion carried unanimousiy, RESOLIITION �`139-1973 - CERTIFYING CERTAIN DELINQUENT WATER AND SEWER CHARGES TO THE C�l1NTY AIItITT(1R GhD rn� t m�rTnni i�rT�� r��.- .,.-., _ _ MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to adopt Resolution #139-1973 certifying certain delinquent water and sewer charges to the County Auditor for collection with the 1974 taxes. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. , RESOLUTION �140-1973 - ORDERING PRELIMINARY PLANS, SPECIFICATTONS AND ESTIMATES OF T E COSTS THEREOF: STREE IP�PROVEMENT PR JECT ST. 974-1 AND ST. 974-2 MSS: AND RECEIVING PETITION #13-1973 - REQUESTING IMPROVEMENT OF SUNRISE DRIVE MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive Petition #13-1973 requesting the improvement of Sunrise Drive. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, t�1ayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. Mayor Liebl read aloud the list of streets which would be included in the two project as follows: STREETS UNDER PROJECT ST, 1974-1 1. 57th Place 2. Squire Drive) Harris 3. Dana Court ) Lake Estate 4. Camelot Lane) Addition 5. 74%Z Avenue 6. Bacon Drive STREETS UNDER ST. 1974-'� (MSAS) 4th Street to 7th Street Rice Creek Road to Mississippi Street Squire Drive east to Cul-de-sac Arthur Street to the East Highway #65 East Service Rd, to Central Onondaga Street to 75th Avenue 1. Mississippi Street Central Avenue to Stinson �lvd. 2. Arthur Street Rice Creek Road to Mississippi St. The City Engineer said Sunrise Drive and Rainboti� Drive should be included in the project. MOTION by Councilman 6reider to adopt Resolution #140-1973 ordering preliminary plans, specifications and estimates of the costs thereof: Street Improvement Project ST. 1974-1 and ST. 1974-2 (P�SAS) with the addition of Sunrise Drive and Rainbow Drive. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. 1 '� 7 � � s � m . , � , � � . , � ' � , � ' ' � � ' . . ' �i ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER l, 1973 141-1973 - ORDERING PRELIMINARY PLANS, SPECIFICATI THEREOF: FOR THE UR6A�'vIZATION OF T. H. :�b5 FRO+tii PAGE 9 I43 d KUHUWHTJ: JlKttl 1�1NKUVtf�7tNl NKUJtCI SI. I9/4-3: � The City Engineer said Columbia Heights had approached the City to contribute some money to the project, but with the City's policy of 100% of assessment to the people for the improvements, this would call for a public hearing with the Council approving the system. MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to adopt Resolution #]41-1973 ordering preliminary plans, specifications and estimates of the costs thereof: for the urbanization of T. H. #65 from south municipal boundary limits to I. #694 and improvement of intersections of 52nd and 53rd Avenues and roadways: Street Improvement Project ST. 7974-3. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #142-1973 - RECEIVING THE PRELIMiNARY REPORT AND CALLING A PUBLIC ITS TO I. A MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to adopt Resolution '�142-1973 calling a Public Hearing on the construction of Street Improvement Project ST. 1974-3. Seconded by Councitman Breider. Upon a voice vote, a}1 voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF AUTHORIZING AGREEMENT WITH THE PROPERTY OWNER fOR ACQUISITION OF N ADDITIONAL 3 2 ACRES OF THE REi'AItVING POND PP,OJECT 114 : The City Engineer explained this would complete the area required for ponding and this is what the Council had previously approved. Councilman Starwalt asked if the map in the�agenda indicated the necessary easement for the storm sewer, and the City Engineer answered yes, there wouid be no need for condemnation for this acquisition. MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to approve the authorization of the agreement with Mr. Harris for the 3'2 acres and authorize the Mayor to sign the agreement. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING THE STATUS REPORT OF DISMISSRL OF LAW SUIT AGAINST THE CITY BY �� D CHI.ES: • MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the report. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. •Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Lie61 declared the motion carried unanimously. CLAIMS: GENERAL 33313 - 33396 LIQUOR 8230 - 8243 • MOTION by Councilman Breider to approve the claims. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Playor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. LICENSES: TYPE OF LICENSE BY ' APPROVED BY FEE CIGARETTE Moon Plaza Restaurant Bijan Nikrad Public Safety Director $12.00 6215 University Avenue Fridley, Minnesota 55432 � r 144 � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETIN6 OF OCTOBER 1, 1973 PAGE 10 FOOD ESTABLISHMENT Moon Plaza Restaurant Bijan Nikrad Health Inspector $16.64 6215 University Avenue prorated Fridley, Minnesota 55432 HEATING Air Comfort Inc. Donal Ruden W. Sandin 3300 Gorham Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota 55426 MASOPdRY Hicks Concrete Inc. Kerry Hicks C. Belisle 3118 Grimes Avenue North Robbinsdale, tdinnesota 55422 MOTION by Councilman Breider to approve the licenses. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unainmously. APPROVAL Of GRACE HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING PARAGE: MOTION by Councilman Breider to approve the reguest for Grace Nigh School to hold a Homecoming Parade, and that the Police Department be notified and the fees be waived. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, alt voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. APPOINTMENTS: CITY EMPLOYEES: NAME POSITION SALARY EFFECTIVE REPLACES DATE Marsha Thorpe Billing Machine $446 September Peggy 10018 Grouse St. N.W. Operator � per 24, 1973 Holsather Coon Rapids, Minn. Finance Dept, month John Majerle Operations and $805 October 1, Robert 1840 49th Ave. N. E. Maintenance Man, per 1973 Erickson Columbia Heights, Public Works month Minnesota Streets Section MOTION by Councilman Breider to approve the appointments of Marsha Thorpe and John Majerle as City Employees. Seconded by Councilman Nee, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. COMMUt�ICATIONS: DR. RICHARD TREZONA: THAP�K YOU FOR EXCELLENT NEW GUTTERS: MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the communication from Dr. Richard i'rezona regarding the new gutters dated September 25, 1973. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, a71 voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carr9ed unanimously. � ARTHUR C. ROEMER, COMMISSIONER, DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE: MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the comrnunication from Mr. Arthur E. Roemer, Commissioner, Department of Revenue regarding the speciai tax levy and dated September 27, 1973. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor. tiebl declared the motion carried unanimously. '� �' , � ' ' , , _ , -- ' � ' , , , ' � , . ' i 145 REGULAR COUNCIL MEE7ING OF OC706ER l, 1473 PAGE ii REQUEST TO STORE BOATS IN THE PRESEN7 GARDEN CENTER AREA BY HOLIDAY VILLAGE NORTH: MOTION by Councilman Nee to approve the request and directing the administration to work with Holiday Village North. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNMENT: MOTION by Councilman Breider to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebi declared the motion carried unanimously and the Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council adjourned at 9:20 p.m., October 1, 1973. Respectfully submitted, . �� p �� Patricia Ellis Frank G. Liebl, Mayor Secretary to the City Council ate pprove . OFFICIAL PUBLICATION � , - CITY OF FRIDLEY (E.}�HI13IT A) NOTICE OF HEARING QN I1•iPROVET�tE�'TS .. STREET ITiPROV�'�IENT PI�OJ�CT ST. 1974-3 � S_�GS_t_o�� 1 k'HERI:AS, tfie City Council oi the Cify of Frid}.ey, Anoka Countv, bfinnesota, has deemed it e:�edient to receive evidence pertaining to the improvements hereinafter described. NOW, T}iEREFORE, �'OTICE IS F�RELY GIVEV THAT on the 29r.h d4y of October , 1973 at 7:.�0 o'clock P.l�f. the City Council 1ti�iII r„eet at the City Fiall in said City, and �aill at said time and place hear all parties interested in said i�r,provements in �tihole or in part. The general nature of the i�::pxoverrents is the cons�ruction (in the lands and streets noted below) of the tollo��,�ing improvemenis, to-wit: CO�ISTRUCTIO'� ITE`�f S�reet improverr.erits, inc�u�in� gradilia, stabilizea bas�, hot-mix bitu;:iinous mat, concrete curb and gutter, storm sewer and other facilities, located as follows: 1. Urbanization of T.Ii. #65 from South Atunicipai Boundaries to I. 694. 2. 53rd Avenue Impxovement Includii�g Intersection Fr.om 800 Peet tidest of Inter- section to 300 Feet East of In�tersection of 53rd Avenue F� T.Ii, �65. 3. Improvement of 52nd Avenue Including Intersection from 52nd Ave. �,.T.H �65 Intersection to 400 Fee� East. ESTIT�tTED COST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 92,�580 �� THAT TfiE AREA PROFOSED TO BE ASSESSED FOR SATD Ii�iPROVEAIENTS IS AS FOLLOiVS: For Construction Item above ----------------------------------------- A1l of the Iand abutting upon said streets named above and all lands within, adjacent and abuttin� thereto. . . All of said Iand to be assessed proportionately according to the be�efits receiveci by such ir� rovement, Tha't should the Council proceed c�ith said improvements they will consic:er each separate i�:provements, excert as hereaiter other�aise provided b}' the Council al1 under the folloi�ing authority, to-k�it: �linnesota Statutes 1961, Chapter 429 and Iaws arnendatory thereof, and in conformity with the City Charter. DATED THIS , �T DAY OF OCrOt�F.R , 1973 , BY ORDER OF TfiE CITY COUNCIL. ------�.:_._..._ I� Pub2ish: October 10, 1973 October 17, 1973 blAYOR - FRANK G. LTLBL � � � ' 0 ' - , � � � � � i � � OR�INANCE h0. A�d O�D 1 t�l,��CE I�EGt1U1Tl P�G Tw�IE P��RK E NG 0� CEf2TA ( N CO��';i:;��C I f��L VCN I CL��-.� L!i'Oi�! Tfi� C'(��L f C STi EFT5 I N (iES I D'ci�dT l/iL !� P ST � i CTS �ND PR�SCn I f31(�G PFN��LT ( ES FOR T�ic V! OLt�T[ OI�a TI-I��,�Ot=, �1;.1�Ni)! �'�� CHf�f�TEf? 506 QF THE F(; i�JLEY G! TY CG,)i_. SECT I QS� � 1 1 Tl�1t� C! TY C�Gi°!C ! L 0(= Tf�C C i�i��' OF FC� ! i��E�' 't�OES 0(�Dr1 i N /�S FOLL0I�JS : Sect i on �0�3„0}. i s G�iner�cied as io I! �»s : Su�d i v a s i on i. w I�ao ��cr�san sha {! c�r i ve, o��Gr`�te or be i n actua i phys i ca I cantt�o I oi� �:r-�y ve�'r� i c f e cc��ti��ry to state !�t:�, nt�r sh�. i I any ot,rner or per�son l�av i r�� cus�;ac�y or� con'cr� ! o f any r�eF� i c E e 4:naw i nc; f y a 1( o�� any o�her ��ers�n to dr i ve, apera�;e or be i e� actua f p��ys i ca 1 contro I of a veh i c! e cont� ury ta s��te I a��. JUEZCi i V E s's �n 2 o P,s u>ec+` i n tI� i s ord i n�►7ce, �!�►c; term "camrnerc i a l veh i c i e" me�ns anc� i �zc 1 e.�cies a"tt� ur,'<" as de F i ned i� i=3 i t�ne�oi�a Sta-i=�tes Sect i en 163 � 0? 1 su1�c', 1_C7, �`��r«c�cc�r" as cief i ��ed i n f.� i nr�esota 5tatu�es Sect i on 163.011 subu a 1 i� a"�trucl: �tr�c�or" as cl; i i ned i n Ftl i nneso-La Statutes Sec� i on �.t��. Q13 s��l�c� a#�?, a"tra i f�n►, as def i r�ed i n �� i nnesota StUtutes Sect i on 1�u. C�? l su�c;. i 3, a"�er� i--tr` i l er" � s c�e�F i ned i t� P,9 i nnesota St:atu-L-es Sec � i Ot1 1��3 R G13 subc! A 1�., �nd a"{�us" as def i ned i n P� i nnesota S�a�u�tes Section 16n.011.subdb 9. Subci i v i� i on 3. As used i n -�!� i s arc! i rzGnc�, �}�ie terrn "res i dent i a l d i str i ct" � means and i nc ! udes those �reas zoned s i n� I� fam i l y d�•re I( i s1g areas, t�,�o fam i( y c;t,�e ( t i ng areas, �nd genera ( m� (� i�> ! e f�in i! y cS��e i( i ng areas. �1 Sect i on 50o r 122, a n'e�J sect i on wh i ch re �ds as fo I( ows : No person sha ! I {��rEc ar I cave siand i ng a cor:�inerc i a! veh i c( e, whether '� attcndec{ or unGzttcncied, hav i rig a c;ross �ti�e i gf�t of more than 13 , 000 pounc�s upon the ��sl� { i c �-�reef:s i n any res i clen �ua I d i str i ct for a per i od oi -t i me I onc�e�� than four hoc.�r�, un ! css i n the �rocess oi' I oad i ng or I� unloading and then only for such period o-f �time necess�ry to load �r unlo�d. i � PASSCD �Y THE C i TY COf1i�iC I L OF THE C I TY OF FR ( D(�EY, TH I S DAY OF SEFTEf.iBEf�, f 973. . �TTEST: C I TY CLEf�K - Prlayor First Readirig: act. 1, 1973 Second Reading: Publish:� �. � r r. 168.013 �STOTOK VEfiICLI�S; fEGISTILATION; TtL�iAT70.i �- � 20_� 5. On all frucl.s and fractors escept ihose in this chanter clas: �;'� � s> farn truc}:s, and url,an truck�:, and on ail truc,c-tractor 1nd �;emi-trZilcr cc, -,�i�:�.iio:i except those ciassified as iirbari combir.ations, the tax durind eaci� oi tiie firc: thz�ee years of vet�icle liie on vehicles having a gross tiveinht oi 27,000 pounds o ]ess, and clurinry each of lhe 1'irst six years of veizicl� Iile on those 1'ehicles hrc��inr a gross �vei«ht in ehcess of 27,000 potinds, shall be graduated accordin ; to tls� follo«�in� schedu?e: (a) �ross .\Vei� ht of Vehicle T� 1 to 7,000 lbs., incl . ..........................................................................� 2�.OQ 7,001 to 9,Q00 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... 30.00 9,0�1 to 11,COU lbs., incl . ................................................ ....... 40.00 ................... I1,001 to 13,UCi0 ib>., iucl . ........................................................ .... 50.00 .............. 13,0 1 to 1ii3OCO lbs., incl . ......................................................... ........ 60A0 ......... 15,001 to I7,Ci;0 Ih�., incI. .. � ....................................................................... r 0.00 17,COi to 19,C00 lbs,, incl . ................................................ .................... ' 50.00 ...... y9,OG�1 to 21.,Gt�O It;s., inci . ............................. ........................... �G.00 .................. 21,OOi fo ?3,C00 ]bs., incl . .......................................................................... 10�.00 23,001 iu 2>,000 lbs., incl . ................................................. ............. 12Q.00 ............ 25,00� to 27,000 Ibs., inci . ............................................................. ........ 143.C10 ..... , �x to z�,000 in�., �r;�� . .......................................................................... 20�.00 2n,00� to sl,000 Ibs., �n�l . ............................ ........ 2�1.�0 ...................................... 31,O��i to 33,000 ib,., iticl . ............................................... ..................... 27a.0� ...... 3;,001 fo 35,000 Ibs., incl . .......................................................................... 314.00 35,001 to 37,000 lbs., incl . ....................................... 352.r0 ................................... 37,OQi to 3,,QCtO lbs., inc2 . ......................................................... ....... 3So.�0 .......... 39,OOX to �J7_,010 lbs., ir1c2 . ............................................................ .......... 422.i�0 .... �1,001 fo 43,CJ0 lbs., incl . .............................................................. ...... 4:i�.00. ..... . 43,001 to 45,C00 lbs., incl . ..................... ....... 49�.00 .............................:................ 45,001 to 47,000 ibs., incl. ........... ............................................................... 531.�0 4?,OOI to 49,000 lbs., incl . ........................................................... .......... 57Z�0 ..... 43,001 to 51,000 ibs., incl . .......................................................................... 60-4.G0 51,001 to 53,000 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... 6�O.00 53,001 to 55,OOQ lbs., incl . .......................................................................... 6i6.00 55,OQi io 57,00� Ibs., iricl . .......................................................................... 712.50 57,001 to 59,000 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... 74S_50 .�i9,061 to 61,000 lbs., inc� . .......................................................................... 7��.00 GI,001 to 63,000 lbs., inci . .......................................................................... 83?.00 63,U01 to 65,0�0 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... E�,G.�O 65,041 to 67,OQ0 ibs., incl . .......................................................................... �°3.�0 67,001 fo 69,000 Ibs., incl . ....................................:..................................... 930.00 69,001 to 71,000 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... 96G.00 71,OQ1 to 73,000 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... 7 pn�.CO 73,001 to 7:i,000 lbs., incl . .......................................................................... I,O�S.50 For each vel:icle taitli a �ross �vei�;ht of niore than 75,000 pounds tl�e tax s?,::1 be $I,O:;S.�O ��Ius $34.50 for each ton or fraction thereot in excess of 75,000 pourc;s. (b) The follo�vinn d�nreciation allo«�ance is made f.or vehicles havinb a gross we�ght of 27,000 pounds or less: (1) Dux•ind each o� ihe iolirth, fifth, and sixtlt years of ��ehicle life, the tax shall be 80 percent of the iaz: provic�ed abot•e but in no event less fhan $20 per vehicle. (2) Dui•ing eac}i of tlie seventh, eighth, and ninth 3-ears of vehicle ]ife ti�e tax shali bc GO percent of the tax pro�-ided above but in no e�;ent Iess than ,,,iG per vetiicic. (3) During tlle tenth and succeec�ing �-ears of veliicle life the tax shall be �0 percent o� tiie ta� pi•u��icled abo��e but in no e�,>ent less than $12 per vehicle. (c) The iollo��in� deprec:atzon allo«-ance is made for veliicles ha��in� a�ross �vei�ht of over 27,000 pounds:• (1) During the set•enth ancl e�ch subsequent year of �-ehicle life, the ias shnll bc 70 percent.of the ta� prot�ided zbove. (d) iacti'��eliicle fnxed uncier siibpara�rapf� ;i of tlii; section ha�•ind 1 gross weigL•t in excess ot 27,000 pounds, and uscd for. the transportation of li��c�tocl; or �inprocessed and r�«� iarm products st�a12 be taxed at 90 percent oi the iore- � � 'i � � � , Ordin�.nce No. AN ORDTI�u�I�CE TO �1END CH�PTER 11, SECTTON 11.10, FEES, OF THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OI' FRIDLEY The City Council of the City of Fridley does ordain as follows: Chapter 11 of the Fridlcy Gity Code is hereby amended to read as follows: Section 11,10 Fees. Change subject "Cantractors (aIl), $25.00/year" to read "Contractors (all except Plovexs), $25.00/year". Section 11,10 I'ee�. Add new subj�ct of 'i�lovers, $100.00/year". Sectian 11..10 Fees. Add undez paragraph of "The followi.ng fees sha11 be charged for services rendered: Moving, $5.00 f._or structures being moved through the CitS= on City Stxeets. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TIi� CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS OF , 1973. " I�lAY�R - FRANK G . LIEBL ATTEST: CITY CLEP.K - MAItVIN C. BRUNSELL First Reading: October 15 , 19 7 3 Second Reading: Publication: DAY II 2 � 1 II ORDI.NANCE N0. 3 � ' AN ORDINANCE TO .AMEND THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, Iy1INNESOTA BY MAKING A CHANGE IN ZONING DISTRICTS The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows: SECTZON l. Appendix D of the City Code of Fridley is amended � as herinafter indicated. � � SECTION 2. The tract or area within the County of Anoka and the City of Fridley presently zoned C-2 (general business areas) and described as: Lots l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9 and the North 68 feet of Lot 20, 131ock 1, Central Avenue Addition, all lying in the South Half of Section 12, T-30, R-24, City o� �ridley, County of Anolca, Minnesota, Is hereby desi_gnated to be in the zoning district M�-1 (light i,ndustrial areas) . �ECTZON 3.. Th� Tract or area within the County of Anoka and The City of Fridley presently zoned C-1 (local business areas� and described as: Lots 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, Block 1, Central Avenue Additiozz, all lying in th� South Half of Section 12, T�30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota, Is her�k.�y designated to be in the zoning district M�-1 (light industrial areas) . It is the intent of this rezoning request to have the entire Block l, Central Avenue Addition, zoned M°1 (light indizstrial areas) except that part tak�n for street purposes. SECTION 4. That the Zoning Administrator is directed to change the official zoning map to indicate the above zoning changes. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF ATTEST: , 1973. CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell Public Hearing: October 15, 1973 First Reading: October , Second Reading: PubZish:....... MAYOR - FRANK G. LIEBL , � � � W I ►.� yfJO , !;y ��V' �:,G%✓ f.'/. .235 r S� � Q O' 92' �f. 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J� � ` ` . � -�_ �-�� ' ` , �~�� «�._` �-`` _'--- �' � ,1 % `� - � � � -- - `�_ d.. � �� _-` � �'`_ _` h+ ". ` ``__ �, � ```�� =�_ ' --r � (� ``-� , ,., . � - ` `_�� h�� ' �-Uc `"`-,;y^y,-�� ` � ` ___'-�, �_ -� -- . �':'�',sy _� � '--� 0 �- � ' ,/�'`,� �`rv. ��+?` , �._., .�.�� O , 'r �``�, '�`� ' 1 1 � 1�� L."v./..2.7s'.. �'_.r�} � ,�"1 .. .... . i' . v '�-3--_ . � `'---� �a.^` _ `fQ'�t.._.. � � CONSIDERATION OF' A REQUEST FOR A REAL ESTATE OFFTCE, 6305 EAST RIVER ROAD, BY JOHN DOYLE (TABLED OC70BER 15, 1973) II � � � �� , • . ' ' � � 1 ' i � i � � ' ' , � � ' ��y-. �� P E T I T I 0 N � � ' %� kfe, the undaresi�necl C�tS.ZP.P13 of F�idl.sy, MN, hrs�e a since�e intexest in the groxth �nd d�velapF�ent of that portian ofi Fxidl�y outlined on the attached map. As �uch� xe ta�ve �:et kith Mr.. Jo_hn R. Itc�yle of 63�J� �ast River RQS,d anfl� after examining Mr. Doyles prop�sed use of the above property, suppoxt hi� application �ade before the C1ty Council of Fric��ey requectina that he Y,e pexmitted to operate a Real Estate offlcs on the sa�sQ prop�riy. • 9. L.,' I �: i,,. , , ; IL ,.._,:_,�c�.� �z�..s..� - 10. ;: ;� ,,1. i �,a �.) .�11��Afv�� ---�� I il. 12 . �� /�� ,�/ ; n�_ �1 c - �s`✓J. ` C: . �2c1J ��c�_ � � t . � M� 14, 3 � - �_ �3 r c�� (�z/u-�--� i,.":> � `<' r' `l C ✓ `;-_.�_ J ( z6. �Y?� -� —. !� ,�.� —�� -t-r/—��'�<- "l 17. %r- � s� � ; /�c- / .11- ,z.�. 18.` �%.- ! � c �. n.,- �� , 19 . / .s`-/�l, � . � � =; o�; � � - - - .� 20 . _.�. ��;t� C�� The fo72owin� are aoncer.ns of the citi�ens tha� relate to the ahove �pproval: 1. Park3.ng Lot a 1. Lot size sixfficient for five cars, ' 2• Aspl�.a�lt Surfaaing � 3• Eumper C�xt°tas. �. Short Pxivacy uhrub r�raund th� ga,rkfn� a.rea, S� Sys�ce suificient �o tum e�r3 RNras.;�d. �a dxiv� out pf the 1.ot. � 2• He'i��" ta �.h� sou'r.t� to he irimmerRin a neat erder.ly manner io enhance the laoks ai the co:�;nuni,ty and provSde pri.vacy. � 3• Spe�ialived ur�� s to apply only to John R. DoyJ.� or one af his i�mediate __ — --- __-� ___ ____- __— --- __—_ __ __ _------ fami]y �.nd Fhall tez�ninat�if_this business_vacat�c� the proparty._During -- _.... this specS.al u�c� period, 57611?, �f .�.h��ronc;sed pxoparty is to be sold. �• Durin� special_use,p�g�� ?oniTlg f.S to xemr�in canfziatent x�,tl� surrounding nefF;hbors. _' ------------ --_.�_____— 5. Halntain all'fences t�c�longing to the propes�► in at least or better than present atate of xexair. ' �Lr L,. ;'1 r<s � j •' i -� � - j � - r.`t �. . 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Ti0r1E OCCUPATION: Any gainful occupaLion or profession engaged in by the occupanti of a dwelling at ox ��:om the dwelling when carried on ��ithin a dweliing unit and not in an �ccessory buzlding, and which is clearly incidental and secondax�}� to the residential use of the premises�and does noC change the chaxactor thereof, provided that no signs other than those nomlally utilized in a residential district axe present, no stock in.trade is stored autside the building, ove�-the-counter retail sales are not involti�ed, and entrance to the home occupation is gained from within the structure. Such uses include pxofessional offices, minor repair services, photo or ar� studios, dressmaking, or teacna.ng and si�nilar uses; t!o��rever, a home occupation shail not be interp-ceted to inc?ude tourist homes, restauxants, or sit,�ilax uses. Teaching shall be 7.imited �o four (4) s�uuents at any given time. No home occupation shall be permi�ted that resul�s in the need for r��ore than two (2j parking spaces at any givc� tim� in �3�ditioi� to spaces required by the occupant (family). Occupa�ions requixir_g the hiring of c�mp�.oyees other Zhan mF.:nbers of the immediate fami.ly shall not c;ualify a� horle occupations. 29. HOSPIT�L OR SANITARItJr1: An in��li:t1t10iL OP@ll to the public, in which sick patients or injua-�d persons are given m�dical or su�gical �a-�e; u:.- for the ca�e of contagious disease� cz� ?�ZC�-rable patier�i.,. 30. HOTEL: A building desagned fo� occupancy as the more or less temporaxy abiding place of inc?ividsals who axe lodged with o�' without meals, in which there are six (6) or rnoxe guest rooms, and in which no provisions are made for cooking in any individual room or suite. 31. KENNEL: Any 1ot or premzses on which four (4) or. more dogs, at least four (4) months of age are kepi. 32. LABORATORY: A place devoted to experimental study such �s ¢e��y*_ag as�d ar.alyzing. t�ianufacturing of p�oduct or p?-oducts is no` �� be pe�cnitted ��ithin this d��inition. 33. LIVING �,A: Th� living area of a building is t��i ' araa of a�uilding design�d �o b� us�d or aci�al�y used for living gurposes, such as bedrooms, dining �oozn, living room and the like, which are usually and custo�ciarily ' used fox family purposes, as distinguished from any garage or other type accessory space. ' / K v ' S . �.��„�.:.��.,..... , � � s � � � � � i � � . �ra:e�-m�-«.+;� . ;�.,-aw+ri�.r -:.,. . ...., . ., �.. ,. _ �. .�......, _ , � h � � � ; � � � � � w, .�„ .,. « .,.>-.,�,...,�... .._. .�. ...�.«,...�.�. ��._. . �.� � . ' ' ' �� ' , LJ � � � . �-1� 54,�05 District Re�ulations u �� Ix� e.ddition tq those �igr�s permitted in al], distrzcts, the following si�s �e F��itt�d �tt ea,ch specif�.G district at�d shall be ��gu�ated as to Si�ze, i lo��t�.on and. cha.raater �,ccord.ir� to the requixer�e�ts h�re�n s�t foxth: ' � � , u ' ' ' - ' � , 1. R�1, R-2, �Z-2A Residential Districts 2. a, Name iate Si s: qne sigr� �'or each dwelXing uni�, .r�ot greater .han �w4 2 �c�uare �'�@t �,n area, xndica-�ing tt�e name and/o� address o� th� o�szupant. � b. Inst�.tutional and Recreationa]. Sig�ns: Q.ne sign px� bulletin `bA�d pe�r st.��e� t frQ.ntage �or a church, & pub��.o i.t?st�,tutional �.�A, o� a re��eatio.nal use �,r� the R-1 , k-2 and �t�2A Distz�icts. Su�}� ��,� o� l�u�letin boaxd shall .not ex�eed twent.y�four (24) aqua�e fee� �..x� �rea nox shall i�t be plaGet� c�.osex than ters (10� f�� o �t�y ��x'eet r�.ght of way 1i�eq o. Are� derttification Signs; One si� per deve�.opa�e.nt not to exceed twenty-�fou� 24 square feet ir� axea. 'd, Tem�orary SR �s; Refer to Secstion �(.0�, No. 1b, �• Ma.ximum Hei�h,t of Free Standin� S^��-n.s; Six (6) fe�� .bove the �.o� ��.dQ � �„ �Iinimum Setbackt �To part of a.�igr� sha�l be witY�i.r� ten ( i0� feet o� �t�y pxope�� line. (EXCElfiION: Namep�atie sig� may be placed �.nywhere Qt� th� owr�ers property9 ) Multiple Res�.den�ial Distric�s R-3, R�3A and R 4 �. Tdentifi.cation Signs: O.ne ide.ntification sign o� symbo� per bu?Id.a�t�' .not greater thar� six �6) sc�uare feet ir�, a�ea, provided such sign is attached flat ag�,ins� a wa11 0#' the build�.ng. be Area IdEn�tification Signs: One a�ea ident�fi.cation sign �er deve�.apme�t, providinb such sign does npt ��Ceed twe.�,ty-four (24� squa�e feet in area, and �'urther p.�qv�ded, suc2� �j:� �s plac�c3 no closex tY�ar� t�t� (1Q) .�eet to any str�et �ight of way, �, znstitutional �ignss One sign per s�reet �'rontab� i.c�e.t�tifyi.no ax� i.nst�tutional comp�ex withi.n �. multzp�e resideni�a�. @�strict (conva�,e�oen-�, nursi.ng, rest or boarding ca.�e ho�e;�, o� raobile home Gom�lex.� 5uch sig� shal� not ex�e�d twenty-fou� (24) squa.r� fee�t 3n area nor sna11 �t be placed �lose� thar� ter� (10� feet to any street xigizt of w�.y �,inea d, �usiness Signs: Signs residet�tzai c�eve�opment ri�ht of way. identifying uses accessor.y to a mu?tiple shal� .t�ot be �risible �'rom the publ�c a_ �. :�� . � . � �- � . . ,.�.,- �� 1 F, .. {� .. .'_ . . . . . . _. . ,.._...,.� _ ' r i C�MPLEMENTARY DESIGNS FOR GLAMQROUS INTERlqRS i_ . .� a,•,�a p c,�,.� p a �. F,:z S ; � � � � �� `�� : € � �',�, � �� ° � � � � , { I�! � . 6536 MAIN .STREET N. E. • MINNEARQLIS, MINNESCITA • AREA CODE 612 TEL. 560-3430 R1A1 L.1 NG ADDR�'SS: P. O. E10 X 32008 • M IN NEAPOLIS, M I NNESOTA 55432. October 17, 1973 City of Fridley ' 6431 University Avenue N.E. Frid�ey, P�Iinnesota 55432 Gentlemen: We wish to request some tirne en•the agenda of the City Council Meeting scheduled for October 22 to discuss the fire hydrant s�ipulation for Designware Industi�ics, Tnc., 6536 Main Street N. E., Fridley, Minnesota. Please advise.. DB:so Very truly yours, DESIGN4dARE INDUSTRIES, INC. �� f( /� ,� / ��L� �, /,�✓, �� \ /' D� BRINK V. P. - General Mgr. � � TTI 2 � � � , � CITY OI' FRIDLLY PLANNING COf�ii`�1I�SION N1LTTING OCTOB�IZ ]_7, 1�973 CALI� ']�O O: �r,�?: PAGE 1 Clzair��az� F.i_tzpat}°icic c�zlled t�1� me�tiiig ta order at 8:00 P.ri. ROLL CI�LL � i�ieml�: � s Pr� sezz �. I?i ��z��ai.l°ic}c , Di-ic�ans , Lzndblad, H��rris Ne��bc:,-s i,r,sE�nt:: }3.1�.a.r OLh.e�s }?:ccse;:�: D�i_ri_�r-�l C1��rk, Community Deve_1_opzn�nt ?1dm. Jc��_-rol.d ��a�i:rdi<<..n.� P1_anning Ass�_stailt � AI'PP.OVF r'1.�._�'Y'•T;?G C0 �iI;;��.1 C)T� i�i.INU`�_z c_^ c�} n�,,�,%3i?R 2C , l�'73 r507'IO,'J bz� IJr. i�anr-; , secor�ded b� I...i l�dbl ad , t1�a t the P1 ai�ning Comrnissicli appro�-e •t�1�e r„_i�liites of t1�e Septernher 26, 1°73 meetiny ' • as �vri�ten. Upon � CTO1C.'L' voi�, a11 voL_in� ��c�, th� moLion car.ried unan zmoizsl y . • � �;PPI:OVL PL__'�'�"��l_'.�� CU:`•;i�iISSTO�? I'�':iINtJ`I.'1�5: OC�1�013}:�� 3, 1973 I•'ir. I.�inc:bla? s�iid a col�pl_e of si.at,er�en�s he madc ��r�;°e le�-c ' oui of the ms_ri,zi_�s , FIe said h.is s La-t�e;�len � that wi1�n .i L cor:�es to �unciiliq st�ec�_a1 City proj��cts, such as the trail sys��em, the City shouJ.ci ��ry -�o tt�r�ci i i�, anc't i�ot . a_ er uesi� tt�r�di_ng fra:�� thc I'ederal , � St�ai_e, c�r C:o�_�?zi�y gave�°ilment; beeaus�� hc rcGls Lhat for every cio.11ar thc� City 1-eceives this way, i:he citi•z,ens pzy ii�ore than the City �_cceives k�ac}; i..n ta�es. He also saicz hc ��anted a Statem�nL in trie minut�s thac hc was opposed to tlie tr_uil system, especially ' on resi_d�n�:i_al stree�s, bccau�e limiting t}�e park�_ng to one side . of th� str_ee t coul.d cause a hardshi_p. � ' i ' i ' I ' I�.OTIbN b� Ilarri.s, secol�ded by Urigans, thai the P.Zar�niilg Commiss.ion approve i.he rninutes of tPie Octol�er 3, 1973 meet-ing as corrected. ilpon a voice vote� a11 votiny aye, fihe motion carried itn�ii�imousl t�. R�CETVP P11RI;S & 1:ECRL'_71TIOi3 CO;��IISSIOi�1_�1INUTES: SFP'1'1?I�'Ii�FR 24, J_973 ' I�OTIOR' by L.i.ndbl��d, seconded bc) H�rris, that i�he P1ar:ning Comm.i�sion 1�•eccive the n�inirte� of. tl�c Parks & P.ecreation Comnaission m��eL-.in� of Sc�pt.errrLer ?.�2, 1.973. Upon a voice vofe, a11 voting aye, the rnoi:i.on carried unanimc>us1�. . . FLCT�:[VL; P,O�1PD Oi� 11PPI:1ILS NSII�TUTI;S : SEP'PT:Aii31�P 25 , 1973 FI07'.IOI�' 1�� Driq�ns, scconcic�� b�� Lindl�lad, th<zt the Pl�anning Con;r�:ic,:;ion recc�ive the rriinutes of tl�c 73c��r.d vf 17ppe��.Is of. Sel�tenlbc�r 25, �973. Ul�on a voicc vote, ��11 vai_ir�g taye, the motion carriecl u»anirnoit �1 y. zzz � Planninq C�mmission AZc�ctinq -_Octobcr 1.7, 1973 Pac3e 2 2� i i RLCL;TVI� 13IJTLD.1"T�C S`1'I�NDIIP.DS--DI;STGI1 CON'1'ROL SUBCOifii-1IT`I'J�E NIINUTES: Sl��P7'}�;;tiLr�;R--?:7 , �_ ) 7 3 --- ________.._____ _�_ _ r10TIC>N bi� I,_indbl�d, secancled b� Haz�ris, that the P1�3nning Cor�tmicsion recei.ve the mi��tites of the Pui_idi.ng Stanci�rds-Desiqn Control Siibcomm.i.ttee meet_ii:q of Sc��>tenit,cr 27, .i973. Upon a voice vote, a11 vot.in7 aye, tlie tnotiarl ca.r_r.ied ur,ani.mously. � 1. PI7BT,IC )ir�;�`�' I�v'G�� 71 P.7.�U�S`.I'__ I'O?� A Sl?ECIZ�T� U�L PT'} �1I`I', SP i�73-10 T3Y 'P]Zl C�7P_ C�L`;��rr; ��` r l�'ridlcy Ci�ty Code, Seci=.ion 45. 05�1, 2, A, to allo;�� r.o?z:;-L-ructi_o;i af a:�cco�c� accesso�°y Uuzlding, a shed ' �:o be used f_or Lhe stora e of zool.s on I�ot�. 4 Bioc): ' � , f l, I:ive-r_-. wood T��anor_ l�dd.i_i=ioz�., t�.e s��xn�e being 7145 Rivervic�-,� Terrace N.L. � , Mr_ . Tr�rc�ve O:L�aezz ��a�s pres�nt �Eo pze�cnt hi.s request. 110T.TOP; b� Dz•ig<zr.s, seronded by L�.nrib_iucl, tl�at {:he Planning Cornm.i:ssion �-,7aiv� ille rc�aclir,q of tr�c Public He4>ring r�otic� ol� the requesr fvr �� Spec.i_aJ_ Ilse Pc�rt��iL, SY ,',!73--10, bt� Trygve OZscn. Upo�i a voice vo�.-c�, a11 vut.ing �:��e, thc mo�_ion car.ricd unan.imously. , T�ir � C�a.rl� g<�ve.. t}�e ��J ��ns stlbmitf�eci by , rire 01s�n to the I��.s�.�eci.;i_oi1 l:�c.��rtn�,,-:i�� L-a the �'1az�.riing Comn?i_ssiori to loo}: a�c sa they cou1� ti>�e �-��i�t type c�i l�i�ilc3:i�� I�r. Olse�� taantcc� to build. � � , � � , � , � Mr_. IIarri_s �s}ced Aa.re Olse�z lio;�,� . lie iaztend.c,d to use �his buil.di_nc�. r'il:. 01sc�n said i_t ��as for stoiac�e of _la�an equipment, a bc�at, and a sa�� I�i�°. TIarr.i_s askec3 ii tili_s )�L?ildi_nq ��>oulc� liave �lectricit:y an� heat. P-2r. OZs�n s�tic3 it woul.d have elec�ricity, bt��t e�ould not be heated. Mr_ . F'itzpaL-r_ir.k aslced �,�hat the �irst «ccessory buildi.n<� ��as. P�1.i�. Cl«rk said iL �aas tlze ai�tachc�d ga�age. . AZr. Lindblad as}:ec� if this bui.lding �aould have a cement floor. Mr. Olsen said ii� �,�ou]_d and it Vaouldn't have tl�e pillars as sl�o;an on the p1an. I�1r. Drigans ��sked I,li . Clarl; i� this c�m�nt slab would have to have fooi�inqs ior �Lhi_s size building. I✓r. Clar}: said a floatinc� slab ��as �-ipproved by thc State Code. Mr. Clar}; said there were noticcs s�nt to the neighbors and tli� City h��drl' �L received any calls about this. �He asked Mr. Olsen if he had �alkc��d to any aL his neighbors about this request. Mr. Olsei� sa�.ci th�r_e �,rasn't any opposi_tion from the neighbors. Mr. TIarris askccl about the e1t_er_ior of tlie building. r1r. Olsen said it wozllc� be roucjh c�dar. Hi.s honze is stucco caith rough ccdar trim. Mr_ . IIar.ris said this building wi.11 bl.end in then. rSr. La_ndblzd asked t�Zr. O_l_sen if he was going to consi.ruct this building him�,elf . t�9r . Ol.sen said he was . Mr, ll�-igans ask�d Mr. Olscn if he had z wood working hobby. I,1r. ' Olscn _saicl hc did. A7r. Ilatris said he ho1�cd r1r. Ulsen w�zs not c{oinc� to oPel-ate a c�lbi_tiei. sl1o�> or si;ni.lar- busiiicss from this k�uildinc�. Air. ' 0 III � Planninq Commi�s.ion Meeting ` Oct.ober 17, 1973 Pagc 3 2 T� � � � Olsen saic� this building was naL- going to be used for any Y.ind af.: busi.ness. Mr. Drig�.�ns sai_d lie rio-i ed on the sur.vey that there was a fenr_e on Pa�°t �f. tl�e �ot. Mr. U11e�z said �11ai� ferice b��onqed to his iieic�l,bor t�aho h�:is a sw�_znminq poo.l, N1r. Drigans said th�te was 1�o fc�nr.c U-�tweezz t�hn school property and 1�Zr. Olseri's. I�7r. Olsen ,a.ic3 thc childr� n��ere always supervised ��ahen tt�ey play�d close -to }lis prop�rty. I�2r. I"i_tzpal.ri_clt said he thouqh� thi_s buil_di.ng might be an � attiact:ioiZ io.1.- ct�:i.lc�.rc�n k;�c,-�t.2s� of i..t.'s plZCezncnt on th4 1.ot, but if thc� crii.lcire�: ��er_e al��ays supca:vis�d this eviden-�ly would be no probl�i�n . , • A51-. I:�3.1-ris a::,kcc:� iL ther_e �4Ter.e �.ny drainage problems on this lot�. I�1��. C1ai:1c s�_��.d thc�,`e ��:��sn` L.. ' i li0i'IGIt' by fT<iz�r:is, second�.d b�� L.indb.Zad, thai- the Planning Commission c_t.o�>e thc� Publ.ic Ilearinq on the request foZ a Special Use Perm� �, SI� ,-773-1U, by T.r�gve OJ_Gcn. Upon a vo_ice v�te, a11 voting aye, tl�e �t�otiol� c�.z•r_ied urtanimou's1 y. r1r_ . II�.�rri_��> sai.d h.e had no objcction �Fo tl�is r�c�ue �t. It � taas a nicc� laoJtinca bua.ldizZc�. I�e �ai�3. he �hought a stipulat? on slio�::l.d bc l�iacie �l�a-t� �t:.t��re vvotzlc: be J�o l�lzsin��ss op, rat`_ed from this S �l L1C�LL71: E' . MOTIOTJ h� IindbJad, secon_dcd by Drigans, that tfie PIal�niny Cvmnlission recomr„ei:c3 to i.he Council approval of thc: request for. a Special Usc Pe.7°m.it, SP ;�7;-J_0, by Trygvc� O.Z�en, per. FridJ_ey City Code, Seci.1071 45.OS1, 7., A, t�o a1Z�w consi-ruction of a second acr.essor�� btii_Zdii�g, a shed to be used fox the storag� o.f f.00ls, on Lot 4, �1oc1� 1, Riverwood l•9anor �'�ddition, the same J�eing 7I45 h'ivexv.ierti� Ter_race �J.L. , taith tl�e si�.ipuJ.ai:�on that no bLIS.ZI2L'S5 be operated from th�s structurc:. Upor� a voa_ec� voLe, a31_ voting aye, the mot:ion carxi�d unanimously, 2. CO?1`l'�CT�UI�D : RFVIL.Ta O}_, CPT;EIC �.ND RIVL',R PRESERVATION b�NAGEN1FP17' O RD T I`Ti'1N C E ----- A4r. Jerrald I3oarciman made the presentation. Mr. L3oardn�an said �4�'1ie main purpose of this ordinance was to meet the•�State requi�-eniei�t ta riave a fl.00d ma�zagcrlcni� proc�ram. Tlzis is requircd ot� all cities i�hat ha�rc had any typ� of flooding. The Depar�ment o� Nai:ural Resources hasn't� got�ezi around zo the cities that haven't set tklcse up, but i�hey will. Mr. Titzpatricl: said he thought this legislation ��as passed in 1971. Mr . I3oardn�an said we designated �he a�.cas ihat were i_nundated by f]_ooc�s according to the I�rmy Co��p, of rngincer's report. The , . � � Pl��n.nincr COli11i11SSi,on Aieet:a.ng - Octol�er "17, 1973 � � � � i , � ' ' � � .. ' � ' � III Paqe 4 2 C 1cETel �� load r_oni.r�l that they usc�d �aas the 100 year f]_aod levcl. i�e ha��e )_�id ou� the l0U yc�ar flood lev�1 on th� City map in red anci blue . . There �.aere t�•ro �r�-zys ��e could have gorie in setting up thi.s program. ��7�� coL�l.d havc� had i.t a:Ll ii1 on� zonc and then we would hav� i�o L�se t}ic �t�os'r_ re: l�i:lCL'L�:rE' 7-egulaLions which �-�ouldn't have allo�;.�ed �z.�y Y��lilclir�.c; a.-i� al7_ e�ce�pt i_or som� 1.0�-,� dam«ae potential build.i.nc�s t�}::�t ti•,-o�.��.cl not= be �i�ha��i.t.�c�. Otlic�r_sa:is� �ve coulci set it up i,1 t<<:o ci:i:ifc��-c��t di::t��ir_ts, as �;-c havc� donc�. One district is t.}:� floocl pl.a�n, si�o;vi� �_n red �-:hi.cl� is CRp-�?_, �,�hc�re yau can have bt:��_1.cii��,�:; :Lo� har�if<<,'�:�_on if -t:',.�c�y are pr_otccL-�d to a certain ele��atio.r�; or i.f t.l�c�T ?�u_i_ Ld �bov� a certai_n elevat�_on. The other d5_st�.-ict: i;; t=he 1=iood �<?��y, ��'rticl� is sI:^,��;n _�ri b.Iuc� ana is CRP-1, in �'T �71 C�� 1j O:i C �i i 1� G � � O �z 12 �r U lJ 1_l. C� =L l� C�' �a. �'�. �i .�_ �_ 1: O r' rl a�� 1 t c� t 1 O rl . r1 �� 1J'� �: r� i l-.: �i C.' i i�. a i1c�a �,-�,:�� i_f .-;�'_i��_i: than one haJ_f Too�. strL�c �ures �.ha �. a�e d�mac�e. o�` P.a�ua_a1. P�.sov�°ces says yc�u r_un build i�� rau bilil�� dac�s z�ot ra:i_se i�he ilcod level more TiZis is 1:L1Tti Lec� �co parl> slielters , e�c ., and no-L- us�d for occtspancy and have 1o�a potentia_l D�.r. Fitz�,z�i-ick asl:E,d aI'�out IZice Crc�ek. i�7r. Board�i��n sa.id it ��r�s a ma�ter of coazvc.ri? c�ncc c�:� r�n:i_n.c� tI-ia.s F�ood ��ay. It-_ doe� not af�ec-L- Lli� e;:is��ir�c� homc> s�.-i�es alonc� t1_-�u Cre�'L. b�r. E'iLzpatrick . atil�ec� abotz+�- t.he si<<a11 � rca of r: d al_arig the Crcck . Mr . Boarctrlan said tr�i� ��ra., bec��sc there ��as pres�n-�_11� a home i�i tl�iis areaf an�? #:1i� D�p�.rtme�� oL N��.uz-al� Resoui-c�s said �:he elev�t.i.ons could possi�l� }?c� rai_sed tc� o�-er .5 fe`t: ��r_Ltliout afrcct_inq thc� ilood daniage upstr�anl becaus; _ of Loc}ie Par};:�. Mr_ . Driqans sa�ic� this sp�cial house a1c.1q I.Zice Creci: is vex�y closc to �hc Crc�ek. Is any acticn takc�n by adop�ion of tizis or.d:inai�ce qoinq t.o prcclt�cie him from se17_ing h?.s . house. I-Ie al:;o �,�onc�erc�d if �he homeo��ner would get the valuc out of_ t�his hot�se or quali �y for� a loan. i��r . IIoardman saia it could affect -t1?.e val�?� of his pro�erty, btz�. G,�i-ch the pr_oper floo�� managE=�rnent program and the ��urchase of flocd insurar.ce, the F,H.A, is supposed to mortgag� ho,��es in the flood plain area. Mr. Fia.rris a�};ed �bout i�he River_vicw Heights ar�z. Mr. Boardm:�n said they ��aould hzve to gc�t a special us� pe.rmit an�� any cans L-ruct,ion ��raulcz 11ave to l�e accordinq to th� restiictions set by the Departm�nt of Natural Rc.>source�� . I�Ir. Fit.zp�it.rick askc�d �•ahat �aoulci happen i.f somcone had to 'rebuild in thi�� aie�:i. I�ir. F3oai°dman said it would be li}c�' any oLher non-co�zfoi-,ninq use. If it was over 50 � dzlmaqed or tllcy �aant�ed to make any ac�ciit_i.or�s or. alter_ations, they would havc to huild according �O t:ilE?SE.' S��Cl�lCcitlOTZS. _ rir. Lii�dblad as)�ed how tlie 100 year flood l�vel was determinec�. � TZr. Boardinan said they gatllei� all the infoT-mation in a watershcd area and c�ei:er_mine �ah�iL tlic ma�imum capacity of this �aatershed is if al1 conditic�ns lla��l�cn at one time. Tlzcy fecc� thi.s in.ior_mation ' into a compu�:er to c�c�termine t.he LrecJtzency and l.evel of thc maxi.mum fl.00d and fi-om tl�is t}icy can brcak i_L- down to tl�e level af a 100 year tlood, e ' III � Planninc{ Commi:>si_on Meeting - Oct�ober 17, 1973 Page 5 2 D , M1-. C1ark said tllis ordiz�i��nr_c has been sent to the Si�a�.e and tl�ic:y have said tlley wil_t acce��t� it. T1r. L3oardman said t�h�_s or.dinazlce was modeled some�ahat £rom the , ordi��znce l,d.ii-�a has. Iir, a.1so studi_cd St. Louis Park's ordinanr_e. The S'cate r_� c�ulati_o.�:, �ac_�re also incorporated. � rir_ . L1_r;�'h7.ad askec� i_� theze �•�el�e p_lans or a proqram to discour_agc bui.ld�_tic; i.n. t.lie azeas de:-,ie�n��tec1 ia� �_ec1, and u�L-ilize the land loi� pzrks, � io� instarir,�., if they �a�re need�d in i�he � area. ' ' � N�_ . I3o��i ca�r;� iz said i{ the r_ ed a.z eas o; �re f i lled up to 2 foot �bove tl�ie 1_00 ye:ar floo�� :1ev�l, this ��Jould Le builczable 1and. . I�Sr. e Cl��.r_�}; :;a.:i d t.k�.uL- i� �l�e Stat� can�e in az�d set up the rules for tYii,; ��L;e� o�_ �.rea, tlzey �:�ot�a_ci }�� mor�e res cricLive e Ti.1. 13oar.cir�zzi s�:��i_c� a.riy vari_�{z�.ce f�-om the _regula�ions �aould also have to be approv��d by the llt�partm��zt of Natura� Resources. � l�Ir_ .. Drig�r? a a��t;ed t.lia-'r. ��,7h.cre it: st.a.t.�s tl�at. these vari�ances Ox' S;7E'Gj_"c'.�_ 1.;.�'�_' j�ci�T."i1.tS Tii.�Sl= hc c1iJ�71:C)VGCi )JY u� 1. CJO�%C:11111C� b0��1_(�S� u�lzzch ure ihe: L•�pa,-t�me�i'c of T�;�z�ural_ l:e�c��rc�es, ihe Riee Cr_c�elc � T�a��_r_sl�.c��d �.rzd -ci�� Ci':y, �-r��ai� wotz:L�i h��; ;�er� if_ tY�iere G•�as a conf_lict. Twc� c;over.ni?ig uod.a.�s cou_ld ac�:cce a.nd one dis�gree. I��r. Boar_dman sai.d the City �,7oL��d ).�.c"�.VE'_ the f Znal au-ch.orzty. A�r. Fii.zp�trick ��aicl if the C�.ry c�rantc�cl a va��iance, this �•�ould be r_evie��T�d by the Depar_�tmcazt o� Ilatural P.esources. � l�7ra 13oax�ci?nun s��i.d the �•?ay Lhe orciinar�ce rea.ds is that _l0 days fro�; the tix�ie a zeqz?esL- � s receiv��d For a variance, tlzis is to be s�nt to tl�ie Depar tment of Na tlz.r�,_L Resaua'ces . Mr. Dri_gans said i.f someone wants to build a.n thi.s ar�a wit�h a va�-iaizce and they get appr_oval irom the State, bui� not� the Council, �allat ha�pcns? PY1r. }3oarciman sai.d th��= cannot build then. The City has the �i.na1 appz:oval. Mr. I�:i�tzl�atrir.k said lie antici.pai�ed tYiaL- tilc�re ��aould ue a lot of cruesL-ioz�s at th� 1'ublic IIcarizzq o�z the resale of homes in tlie flood plain and ho��r th�y Gvou�_d b� finazzced. r4r., Drigzn� as):ecl I�1r. F3oardman to e�pllin the diL-ference in the i�c•ao d�.si�.r=i.cts. T�Ir. I?o�irdman said th� CRP-1 was the most restrictive. It permi_ts on].y uses h�ivinc� a]_ow flood darzlage potential. �l'he siructures �re iiot for human h�b:ii:atiori, are �irm].y anchored to I�revent f].oatz�cion, and allows any accessoxy building that is not more than 150 square �e�t. Iill, ��CY'llll_�LCC� st.i°uctures :in t11is zone, except for puhlic uses, rec�u�.re �-� special us� perma.t. Structures for publ_ic use requirG approval of tll� Council �ancl �Z11. qoverning bosies . TII � Plan�ziric; Commi.ssion Nleetinc� - Oct.ober 17, .1973 Pagc� 6 2 E 1 ' �1 ' ' I�1r. BoU.rc�maiz said tliese distr_�_cts are only overlay districts. Maybc oi�I}r part o.f a 1ot fa11.s int-.a thcse di �tricts. The Pait of the 1oi: tha.L is not in th.e distrirt caii bc: bui)_t tzpon according to � tt�c :cequ]_�r zo1�_i.ng rcc�ulai�ion� . He said tha-L- we ncec� to locate the liiies i.z tlz� j:icld ancl dra��; a prof_ile. Thc. elevations lZu�.=e to be �ho�an �.t each po�nt wtie_ce tl�.erc� ��zs floodiiig and this has to be alic>;�n spec.if:ic�.zl.l�� or� i.lie roz�.iJZg map. Chairman 3�.itzz�a�a�icl;. said �.hen this is ac-tually double zoninq :in tl�e ateas ai ;;ectccl by flaod. ,. I�7� . Hax:ris as}c.c�d :i� son��on� liv�d alonq t.he river and ��ant�cz to put in a dorJi, ti�rli� �. t�hc� rc�si..r_ �ct_ions �aould be. lyS.r. Boardm�n said th.:i.s Ea.=ou7_ci bc a�>� �r�l�i_t�ed u��_�, bt�.c :it v;7ot�.lcz have ta be firmly anel�oa_ec:�. i�4r. Clai_}; s�:�id tl�is ��zould requ� _re a Special ilse Pern�it- . , t`Sx'. 1�ci1"L"�1S c�S};(_'.C� 1.� �2"Oj�C?TC�r c.t'_Oi1CJ7 c�. ��?dTE�7:'G°r�1�7 }2�1f� I�roblc m �.�lrei� t.t�� ice �•l��a�-t out, ��n;� 7 t cauJ.d ?�e r_epa�_rec'� ��,ou1d th.i.s r_ ��c;u:i_rc� a SL�cci�:1 tTse Perrni t�? T�ir_ . Foardr:�an fil_l rcq��ires � Sl�cc_i.«1 U�;�� Pe r;��i.t, but �:al��c tlier rep<<�_r � lot �L-o the s: �� e1.e��r�:��tivn ��s �.t. �•,as U�iore, ar �1�T��etl�ier to neo� cori , tr�c c.ion, should bc ch�ck�d. out . c1I1 etOS10i1 �vith fi7.1 , said any �o bring thc this relates ' I�Zi-. L��ng,��r,ic:l_dr Ci-iair_r:�an of Lhe Er:`ri.rot�ment�l Quality Control Camrniss:ion, aCked if over a pe��ioci of y�ar.�, due ta ezosiori, the flooa le�.�el could chaizc�� and hoGa �-;�o�::l.d chis be h�:ndled. Tfr. Bo��.rc?,r.an � sa.ici any ch��.nge. _z1� t�ie flood levcl can bc, hvndled b�� Coizncil arnenci� �ig the Prciile. ' ' ' , � ' Mra Fitziaat.r_i.cl� saic? that �ti7lzF.�n I'ridl�y sets up this type of ordinance, niuch o� tl�c� debris is go_� ng t.o con�c from the i�a,_th oF Fric�lc�y. b4r. Ba�,rc�7nan saicl that every con��munity that bordea�s on a Creelc or River wi.11 have �.o set u�� controls . � D�r_. Harris as}ced �bout trees zlonq a �aa�.e.rway. Th�se ar_e noi� included in this ordinance . �•dha.i� i£ sonc,�nn rernovea i�he trees i�ro�n the ban]`. Nu_. Boardn�an said yot� �aouldn't� be encreasing th� flood �c��entiale P�Zr. Harris sai.d if th� i�rees �oere renlovcd, -�Izrough erosi_on, thc� ban]c cou.l.c� clZange. Iir. Boar_c;man said this could cZUSe a faste� fl_o�a <<nd thcr� cou]_d ue rnoz-e of an c�rosion problem. There are ex-osioiz co�atrol it�easures. Mr. Harri_s said he thoughi� there shauld be somc�thing in tl��.s ordiz�ai�.ce aUout preser_ving exisiing conditions in the CRP-1 district. D7r. Boardm�zn said �ae havc disi�,rict uses for bui_ldings, and t11e or_dii�.�nce says th��. vc�gct�ai�ion musi' be p��ot�c�ted during new con- sta�ur,tion or any alter��tions or additions.� t��e have nothing that pertains to existii7q pro1�erty. ' � Chai_ri�lan I`.itz}��ztric}: sai.d l�e tllougtli tl�c� Comi��.i_ssion would be preparecl to ans�aer any qucsi:ions on i�he ordinance, but not on fii�anc.i.nc� l�omcs �oi rc�;al�. Ii� aslced if {�lic�re �,aou].d bc� anyone ' in attt.harity on tlli_s �viio cou].d be pl-esrnt at i�he Pul�lic Iie��r:i.ng. h�r. i3o��rdm�in said tic cou.l.d chc:cl: �,�ii�h i�lie F.II:11. but. t�hcy lizvc said tlicy would fin�zizcc� llomes that ar� covcied in a management , - ' Ptanni_nc� Conunissi.on Nleetin ' ' ' ' zlz -_Octol:�er 17, 1973 � Page 7 � � proc�r�-im an�� have flood insur.a�zce. P�r. Fit�patricl; said at the prescni: ti_n�<, �_t is di.fficul.t. f,o gef- finai�cing even in a very c�es?.rab=t.� :l_�c<it.i.on, :�o h� coul.d sc�e ��f}��e�c p��o;�le �aou�.c� be conc�rned abo�;t t=in�iricinc� in t�his ar_ea. I�Ir, Cl��r}� said i:}�is ordi.riance G-aill a11oo,� t.h��n to pi�otcct t!?ei7� in�,restanen�t �ai_t�h flood insuranc�. rir. l�rigan�> �>sk��d a_f �Ltzeze �-aeie homes in �the red and blue areas. P,?r_. I;o�,rcirn,:a.r: s�� _c� ct��:.r_e. wcrc: a 1ot oE homcs in the red area. Thi_s a_r_ca c�:_?z be iiJ_].r>c3� Tlze b1.t�c� at-c�;s o1zly rovci- porL-i_ons of lots, anc� tthe sLr��c�.ures arc ou� oi t}�e L1c�od ��r�y, e�:cc�pt the one J_ot sl�cG:Tn in th.�� fioc�� pl��i7� :ir rcd, a1_ong Ri.ce C.ree,;.. ,. Y`'�1". Z�lI1C�r�_c�C� c�G)i�'CZ VJIZc1"�� 1�'��jJE.'11CC1 C�c`llilc C�C'.Cl �.E'_:�`� l=':i�t?7 �'(i u< i�It . �30c:1"(:li�c�l�. ' {�11� t`J7.�t' l_ i: `7ic:;? r�C-1_O:CE' t:.i�C� C�-_iTl?u.0:O y �7t1�: wc>ul d reciuirc a Sf,�ci =�1 U�e i:'er�7i'c.:r i_f one o� the �e sai_d it cou_1_ci �;e any a1tGi�A'cio�s honics �-�er_e rebuil. � tc� O]= aC�:� 1.t 1OT�.S ' Ty��-. T,� r.csel�._f=c? � �a_i d hc thoucf?�i-. ��lz^ o��d.i�-�_T�ce �•:as misi�ar,led �:*hen lt� 1'Tcl:i Ci� 1.� E'.C� (,':i"��_:}C �: �:�_�i`E'_i: p1P_SEli V�f't�]_O?1 l��'c.iilc..'..C�E.,':'t1�17t'"... I-ie C�.1C�17 � t SG�' t�)F�Y_'c. \v�%:5 T;ll'.CI1 j�]"OLt`Cl::L011 �:OZ' "i:.:C.^ en�ri_ior�;C;�'11'Lo I�'�Y'. BOc3Y'C�TTtcill ' , sai_�� it doc�s ��er_t��.n �_o f:i__f_J_ <-.ind 1_ai�d a�_�l,�:ra±._ion. r5.r. FiLZpzL-tic,k sai.d �17c��e c�L��_<? «�..>o bc� d�:�rr��_ge to t-_i�e r;i_�T�,�_, if s'cruc-cures �,��re t U Y� I i O'l7 iJ fj tT c"� �_ �_ C3 C3:.1 ci. Ii C� G•1 E-:' i`) '� 1_ 11 i�. �? F-' ?:' 1 V C; Z e l�11 . C �_ <� Y ii S c11 C� L 1� E�' 1Cc_SU1"1 Lii..1_S �':'�1 ; JiQl. Cc"?�_1 E.C� c� l�_OCJCi Cl"�l;1rIC(' i:`c"�S �JE'.Cc USC there [�ci8 ' a lo�. of resist��?nc� t� 'clie conott� ��i_o��.1 oi tlic� nar�� u V; � tried to coi�ie u�� ,i-�h « l,a��e t�za� did not. ha�%e ��1ood ` ir1 it. �tr_ . Fiizpa.t�°? c?c Sc�.1C� ''l=�"l�il: �';I'.�i1 i.�'}1C'. i?�_�t11J11i1� LCI11T�� >1UIl }")i�C� �7C'_i:l�l]ZC�S 01�. f:lood il'1:�1::'=c::10E� , wYiich ��o;A�_cz i�e vcry benerz.c:i_aI. ��_o the as°ea, pcopl_e �ti�ere ;till ��fraia o� -�he in�plicati_or:; of Yaavi�g �:hei.r_ prope.r.ty pul-. i_n a"iloaci area". IJ , � ' ' A1r. Lir�.db � ad as]cec� I�1.-r . i3o<<rdmarl if th�oredically they could elima�.� the red area ��rith fi1_1? r;.r. 13o�rdman said they could if in f�_3�a1 r_evie:�>> Ly tl�� Dc�p�.�rt�ri�erif, o�_ Na�ui�aZ Rc�sauices the �lood plaiz� area as sct up by the City is acce��abi.e e rir. D��':igans sai_d tl�at peo��l� �a:i.11 come i�o the Public Hear_ing an.d v,�ai�t .to }:no�ti l�oca i�l�is •o:rdi�iance is yo:i.ng to affect them. Chai��man Fitzpa�rick s��id he thought -L-Jier� should }�� someone present at tlie hearinc, s:L-hat cail ans..�c�r these quest�.ons . T��r. Harri_s wc�re ti�asii-outs a said 1�Y�at if it tl�i.s poirit coul.c� aslced �ahat happer.ed t�hen �Lhere was a flood and there n proL�:�}�ty that needed imm�diai�e actio��. Mr. Clark wa> him, he would fill, and as)c questions late.r, but be clleck�d o�i also. . b1r. Dr�iga�zs sa:i_d t.hcrc was reference to thc� zoninc� administrator. ' FVho �-,rould be the zoninc� administrai�or? rlr. Clark said it would be i.he City Lnginccr . rsr. Drigans as)ccd ��ahy variances to i�his ordinance woul_d be '' � hearci by the Planninc� Cammi�si.�n r.atller tllan the 13o�ird of Appeals. Mr. Clar.k saicl it �•�as because t_lie reqtiest: Lor a Snccial Use Permit I ai�d a vari�inee would mos� c�cnc�r�ll�� e�me tac�ether, anc3 beeausc any ' variance:� fr.om ttiis orc:iiil��nce �•�oula bc very cornplic .tcc� varianees. D1r_ . 13Ci:71C�Illilll .�;c11C1 �111�� ' 1C_'C�L1C.'.�ii: fC7Z' il Viil"1.�117C(� �7�1:i t0 ��L Sl�_'llt {:O �11C Cotttrnz:>siorlc�r �zi�d tlic Dei�ar. tinc��t of N�zi.ural Resourcc � 10 days prior _ ' . ' , ' - -- --- ---- . III Plan��.i�ic� Cor�mi_�;sioll P�4ce�:i.nq -- Oc�=obc�r ].7, ]_973 Paqe 8 ----- - 2G ' to tlie Planni_nq Conlmi.s.,�_on rri:�c-cing and any approval of a varianc� or s��ecia], us� pc�rmit must be sent to t11C111 for r�view. Chai_ri1��r� l�'i�t.zp��tri_ck said �ae ar� only rev:ie�•ring this ordinance. ' befc�rc� the Pt�}_��_ic IIeari.nc,r. :I_ thin?: one {:lzinq �Lhat has come out of this discu:.,;:,i_orz .i_s ti�i�� w� ��ould l.ik� as mucli �_esource persori�l � us ��ossiblc a�L- �thc Pu�alic Hc:��tii�g. � ' ' .. ' ' ' ' ' � ' ' T�i.r. T_,iricibl_�c� s��.id he tl�ouqht e�,Teryoune shou].d malce ever� �ffort �o c��I�_ tl�zs tlic� C�rc�c};. al�d l:ive.r Presc�-v�tion �ianac�c�m�rii. Ordinanc� ii�stc��ci of a:E.I_GOCX 1�1.�3 i_ri ordinarice ��t the Public Heatirig. ,. i`'ix'. C1ciY'}i �ii�:LC� l� c�T�t� Il1(�;11�JE?I;S OE 'l:l"lE,.' P.�c3.X1i11IZ� CO.T:1111.Si1011 �<1c371i_('C� aIly :LIliO?":il<�i _i_O?1. QI:" uI?.��%t}1a.1"!C�j ��lut �C'I_�i:c�ll1S �G L�115 C�I"C�lI1�T:CG }�c?�Or'� the Ptjb:i. i_c I:e�:i-:i__Ag to c�ivc i-1ie stai`f a call_, 3. PRi��>. .l'i'r�`1' 1_C�T,? ]3Y G�',;�:�';I�.L C,;iJ�'i; �:1"�1!,i>: Oi�� THF 11.?:"'iORY PROI'OSAL Po�;..Z�oz��::ti ]:�v:cau�;� of_ a cona lzc;t of dates, rescl-�e:dul.ed �or Novcn,:��ez� 7, 1�;73, as stated i.n mF>mo from Pau1 �rowii ciated Octobe.r 12, � 973.. � 4, LT;;C'.CT,;rIOi? CI'� F�t?I1�DTp;G �I�F_T_C'1iTS IN OUi 7GI�TING ol�n�_:��a�NCr ASr. Lir,caU-! ad ��a:i_d l��e hacl laeen a-� the Caurc:it me�ting on Octobe�r 15-�h and in -cYie d:i_:,cus�;i.c�.i on t}�e tTz1i_t�T P�icciical Cen-�e� t).i;'tE'. �';'c S c1 Cil��S'�1.0'_1 rJ�l i'10�:� IT!c i�' StO� 1��:i '�)11S }Jll �..l.CilI�.CJ COl:.LC�. h��v�. i��r. C1_«rk �.a_i_d �:hat bc�cat.se ic was :i_n R--1 zoning, it coulci or�_ly l�.avc i�}aree f:Loo?':�. i�,r. 1��_�_�.pa�ri_c;i sa:id he tho�:gl�t tl�e hos��i.tal �aas h.ic�?z�r t�l�az: 35 �cci. I4�r. C1ar1L sa�_d t�hat ra�a�rU� ��rith Ll�:e b�.�sernc�nt i_t ��1as, but� it: �:,as three �lo�rs in front of_ tl�ie bi?.i.lc1�_nc� a h1r. Lind��]_ad as]ced ho�,a Yligll a l�uilciing could be in I'ridley. i�ir. C1ar�>:� said thai i.n an inc3ustria7. zonc it could be 65 feet. He saict I.ze tlzoue�lz�:. a graii� elev<:i-llor_ for I�;ir,nc�sota Lirise�d �aas probabl.y .avout ]_25 fc�rt but this �v�as built be.fore ou�' present zorling la,-�s �•�ere in eF�ecf:. M.r_ . Lirldblad quest.ions if there woul_d evei: u� any hi�h rises i.n I'.ridl�y with thc restriction af 6 staries on bu:ild:ing: . AZr. Clar.k said they coulc� go for a varianc� for a h�_g2� rise. r2r. Fi��rris s��i.d he �houc{}�t 1.3ie 6 story restriction �•�as put ' . .on for fire pr_ol.ection. bir. C1ar}: said the iire department has a l0U �oot .ladder now. Mr. TIar_ris sa.id another r_ozz�id�ration would L� that the Ci.ty �aater towcr was only 1�5 feet hic3h. CI � CI ' r1r. Lindblad said tlie reasoil he had brouqht this up �•aas because he thougnt tllc area a:lonc� the river, Sou�h of I. 69� , was a good area for hic�h .r_ise o�fi.ccs oz apartmc�ilt:s. Mr. C1arl: said it wou].d bc a c�ood az-ra. Mr. Iiairis said no one has been discouraged about bui.lding i�t�is t�ype of l�i.gh rise. , Plann:inc? Commissi.on Mceting - October. 17, ].973 l_J ' , ' '�I ' �� I ' 5. w.r�1,1� coP,�>ozzn�t�TOZ� Page 9 III 2 {� Mr. Driqan> said i,hat he not=c�c1 i_n the "I�ction Needed" notes of thc City Co��i�ci.l_ n��c,ting of Oct�ober 15, 1.973 that th�ic �ti=as a special mect�_��g besiric� he�_ci 1-_o determi.ne t:}l� feasi.b:iliLy of change o� plans by the 4��a:11 Co�.rox.ation. I�4r. Clark cx.nla.i_necx �ome of tl�.e chanqes �.he [•ka11 Col�poration �•�ouJ.d 1i}:e can �:ic;�:i-cd . Tn c:he geric��-�z1 discu:�s�_oi� th<�i: �oJ_lo�•:ec� j i.t �•.as felt that ��1t��' �1c717T] 1_7"1C) (;Oil?ii1:L,' �.lGl�l cl.11i� �llE�' iiO:i1C�. Of I1j7PE_'�315 �"luC� 1Tlc:c'1C? r'E'-COIil;:lL-'IZC�.ct�- tior�s on w?��: ��<<s �-tzt,;?v.,c;a to bc �.i�e :�i.n�J. plan of t�he ��7all Coi:po-r•- tior�, a��.��. i_f t��ic�_e t,�,i_,_c� gai.r�g to l�e cl��an.ges in tliis plzn, th�y would 1i;•,� �t:e� }tia�o:•.� t-�ha� the�c� cl�anc��s a��. I�FOT.IO:v' ��i; T_,�:nr:�J_a�,�, secoxided b� H��ris, tl��f: t_1�e P1Unn.iny Comin�:ssic>f� r��q�:� st a jo_int m.eet.iT;g i�; i_i ri th� City Council to d.iscuss th� pz�cpo.;ed chanl� vf p_2an b� the G;Ja1_l Corporaiiorr. Upon a vo.icc vat�, aJ_1 vo�ing aue, t-11e motion carr�.ed unaz�i�7ously. 6. FRIDT,}��' r;i�G��;SL?s�C`TER � I�'ir. Lin�ibl�d sa_�d rie �•.as vc.r_y hapl?y �o see tlZe ar.ticle call_ � ng ii� -t.o �tl-�e h�:��o-.�:.:��-s a�:tent7.ori thaL g��r,�� ac ca?zs on. baulcvards a� e praiia_l�itea. rI� :�aid ?_t ��a.s real7_y an e5�e�o1-e Lo qo do,�rn a street. and �ee garL�zc�� caa�s in the front baul_eva�:d af evexy house. ' NIr_ o C1�.r_�k sa.�_d tn.:ia st.arted in i�he v».nf.er oF I_965 �-vi�en due to so mucl: .�i�o;y, tl�e qarbare haul.ers cam�v ta tr;e Cit._y and said they ��vere 1_0 ��ir�g ir�oi�cy on �.rieir pic;i-ups . Ti�e Cotzr�ci.I gav� p� ��niss ioz�i , : Or "t,11c`it C?liE: �.':? 11'i:E'-� 10Y' CJ�i111�1n� " Cc111S `L-O }�C.-' ]'[i7VE?Cl CZOSG' LO ��7E� StYC' �C''{� for l�icl:--up. Pcopl_e goc _tn th� habit o1 this a.r�d fl�e practice hzs contii�u:->d, mo�t�ly bec.a.u:=� he thin?_s people thoucaht� they were doinc; the rigl�� thing . Iie said a11 garbage cor�taiizcrs� should be kept out � of vi.c;�a ��.o:n tl:e street., but i_i you }iave nan-�;arl�age i.tems for pick--up thc�se sh�ul.c� l�� put at cur_b�-side. ' Mr. Lindb7_ad said he thought t1�=i,s type of articl_e should be followc�d up in L-ri�� nevaspa�cr and JUI�JCC�UC1IZl. newslette.rs . ' Mro Clark said th� S.J�eC. chzrges were in this same n�wsletter and also tlle .rec�tzJ_at.i �n:: pertair.iing to b?_ind inter. sections . He said �Lhere �•Jer_e ot�lier t.lzing� 1_i}>e i:this t)zat cari be improved by ma);izzg ' . .pec�ple aw��zre of. the oi:di.nr�nce.s. IIe s�:�id ir�ost peoplc ��ill comply on thei.r_ oj,�n, if thc violations arc brought �:o their_ attentiozz. ' � ' ' Cl�airman I�itzpatri.ck adjourned the mee�ing at 10:]_5 P.M. Respectfully submiti�ed, 1" � � c/ lr�-;'!c'.y7,.,� ,/,;'4-' ;�_�;�;/ v07_C��1i}' l;i'.'�'IISUI7� .c.�CC1f'��ll"�� ' ' u Ll City of Fridley TH� riINUTES OI' TII� I30ARD OI' APPrALS rtTETING Or OCT013ER 9, 1973 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Drigans at 7:40 P.M. MEMBERS PRI:STNT: I�rigans, Gabel, MEi-�3ERS A�3SENT ; Crorader OTHEF.S PRESFNT: Ho�var�i Mattson Plemel, Wahlberg - Engineering Aide MOTION by ti�7aY-�lber;, seconded by Gabel, to appr.ove the September 11, 1973 meeting minutes as �aritten. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carxied. MOTION Uy Gabel, ' • meeting minutes motion carxied. ' �I li � Ci � ' ' ' secoi;ded by t�7ahlberg, to approve the September 25, 1973 as written. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the 1, A P.E _L'_l'.ST FOR A Vt�RI�Tv'C� �F SrCTION 45 052� l, FRIDI,�Y CITX CODr L TO T.NCRF�ASE THE 2�i��.I��itlil ��'-'TCI�� ?'�7n A Rr'�D?0 ��1'��I�A At3(��I�, �'1�� I)�1LI,L�CPvC'> P� 2• OOF, FRC 1 20 FEET AT30\'T~]'0 70 1�'.F�'i t1730��r�,^TO f1LL0i �'�??, PL.��GF �?�T OI' A P!�DIO E1i�ZE�;,T� Oiv LOT 2, _ BLOCI: 5; T�fiC0;:V1.T�i�T Ti'�:i�R:".C� 7_i�:D �1D�I'TIO:�,—T};1=1`S,\.iIE FI�1TvG 920 OVE� TO_1 DRIVE N.E., FRID�LY i•ili;:;L'.SOTA. (i»� UES�' H� TIiZ. R CHt'�I: "�': '� , T� T _, _ Q I D J. I.t�l,'�iLR 920 OVEi.'�'0:� DRI� ��. E., FRIDLL'Y, �IIi�NT'SOT�. ) � � Mr. Kremer was present to p.resent his request, ge�e�plained that he recently became a Citizen's Band Operator, lieensed by the F.C.C. for a five year period, expiring in 1978. He said he needs this as an additional means of communication between his home and his car. He said his father in law, who lives approximately 120 miles from Fridley, who has not been well, has access to a Citizen's Eand radio �aith a tower that is similar to the one proposed. He said it he could install this i�ower he �aould be able to communicate bacic and forth quite frequently with him. He said he is leoally able to communicate 150 miles with his radio but �air.h his 5 watt station he is noi able to span 150 miles with his present tower without going to ilZegal power. He said using �the illegal power would cause television intexference which he does not want to do. He said with the 5 watt station and using a good filter, that there wi11 be no interference. Iie added he does have a�ilter on order, that is quaranteed by the.manufacturer, to elimina�e causing any interference. ' � 'Mr, Kremer stated th.e tower is also needed for additi�nal communications as a second line of, communication. He said he does have valid reasons for this but he would not discuss them in publi.c. He said his phone is used quite extensively in hi� home business and he needs the second line of communication. ' Mr. Kremer brought with him pictures and specifications for two towers that he showed to the Board. He said he had not decided which he �vould purchase. He explained the construction cietails and windload of each tower. He said the tower ' would be free standing (no guy �aires) and would be balted to the rear of the house by the use.af a metal clamp with the base buried in concrete. ' Mrs. Wahlberg aslced how lang he had had a to�ver at his residence? Mr. Kremer ansiaered he tias }iad a tocaer sznce P1ay, 1973 �ahen he started receiving but he was not able to send until August, 1973 when he received his license. 1 Mrs. Wahlber� asked �ahat distance could be Kremer said he figured with 5 �aatts and a 90 miles, He said he is legally licensed III 3 spanned with a 40 foot tower. Mr. 40 foot tower he couZd send approximateZy to talk 150 miles. �� . � i I . ' � � � i , The Minutes of t}�e Board of Appeals rlcetin� of October 9L1973 Pa�e 2 , Mrs. Gabel asked what distance did he want to be able to span? Mr. Kremer answered approximately 120 miles so that he could keep in touch with his father in la�a. He said the tower he has is omnidirectional so it sends and receives in a 360 degree ' area. Ttie proposed tower is a beam aneenna which has a concenirated signal of 5 to ZO degrees, lIe said using the proposed tower and still using thc 5 watt po�ver the signaZ can travel farther. ' ' ' , ' Mr. Kxemer e�plained that in his neighborhood there are 3 other Citizen Band Operators and 1 Ham Operator so a.ny interference that his neiglibors might have could also be caused by them. He said it could also be the fault of the peoples televisian seL-s. On the new te7_evision sets a filter is installed by the factory so it Caon`t picic up other signals. �ie said people �aho h�.ve an outdoor type television antenna, whether it is in the aLtic or on the roof, usually experience � no interfexence �ah�tever and also if zabbit ears are fine tuned after changing channels interf.ereuce �aill be eliminated or at least lessened, He added people usually experience some typ� oi i.nterference �ahen they are trying to watch Channel 5. He stated this could be caused by some relationship of the Channel 5 frequency to the t;itizen Uand ir.ec�uency. Mrs. i�lahlberb asked when and why does interfexence occur? Mr. Kremer answered it occurs whenever an operator is using to mucli power or when he has no filters. Mrs. Gabel asked if there is a specific time of day tol�en he uses his radzo the ' most? Tir. Kxemer answered�that anytime during the day he can be receiving and sending locall,y but he generally waits until the later evening hours to reach further out. Chairman Driga.ns asked if Mr_. Kremer had considered adding another telephone line instead of adding th� highex tower? Mx. Kremer said he might have considered it if he didn't alxeady have the radio. Chairman Drigans said that having a C7.ass I7 License, the range for sending is 150 mi2es. What range does a Class A or B Li.cense carry? Mr. Kremer answered they could send �aorld �aide at possibly 1,000 watts but he added he has no desire to do this, I3e said that would be used more for_a company rather than by a person for a hobby. � Mrs. Wahlberg stated she is concerned with the safety factors for the antenna. Mr. Kremer then �aent over the specitications �ohich shawed the stress points, welding, taindload, etc. Chairman Drigans asked how it would be grounded? r1r. Kremer stated he plans to set it in 2 by 4 cubic feet of concrete. He will have 10 feet of xeinforced rod that wi12 be driven about 7 feet down into the hole �aitli 3 feet extending beyond the concrete. He will be putting in the concrete, metal pipe at various angles to strengthen and also also to help ground the antenna. He said it will be able to talce a bolt of lightening and dispense it into the ground. Chairman brigans asked if the yard is fenced and rir. Kremer said it was on two sides. . , Chaixman Drigans asked ii he had insurance that will cover the tower? Mr. Kremer sa'iti he t�ad contacted his insurance agent wlio had told him his homeowners p�licy was adequate to cover any damage that migt�t be caused by the tower. I ' � I ' . III � � � ' �I � , ' ' ' .' The Tlinutes of the Board oi �peals Meetin� of October 9, 1973 Page 3 Mr. Kremer pointed out that he is a volunteer fireman with the City and he is willing to let the City use his radio as a bacic up radio in case of an emexgency. Mr. Kremex said the height of tlie to�aer also consists of his television antenna. The bottom of the tower would be the basic structure, then his Citizens Band antenna and then his television anteilna. 7.'he Board then discussed the F.C.C. regulations versus the City regulations on the antenna height allo�aecl, It was brought out the F.C.C. regulations state the tower cannot be moxe than ?_0 feet above an existing structure (which could be a tree, an extended vent pipe, etc.) talzile the City Code states the antenna cannot extend more tlian 20 feet aUove tlie dwelling roof. Mr. Glcn VanHulren, 901 Overton Street, stated he lives acr�ss the street from Mr. Kremer and he would lilce to staL-e his ohjections. Iie said he has not had any-interfe-rence from the cu?�rent signals, but he said he would have to look at the towei w}ii..ch 11e didn't appreciate. 1Te said it �aould not add to the neigl�borhood at all and because he ca�znot- Ue sure it would or would not devalue his hone he would also lzave to object to it. He added he is the fathex o� three boys and he is �aorried as boys do have a tendency to get into things and there is the possibili_ty of_ tPiern getting arotind the antenna and trying to climb it. He sa.id he felt the Ordinance �aas a good one and he felt �he people $hould do their best to keep i.t that way. ' ' Mr. Quentin Ldatts, 9R1 Overton, stated they occasionly experience interference. He said he doesn't icnow that i.t corries from Mr. Kzemer's zadi_�. He said he has spent money to have his television repaired to eliminate getting interference and there is nothinb.Teft to do with it. I�e said the interierence usually occurs ,' later in the evening. He said a structure of that sort is a natural magnet for kids of certain ages even w ith a fence around it. 1 Mr. Rogei Plessel., 861 Overton, said he also objects to the tower. He said he has had interference on Channel 5 and he added it is vexy annoying as it completely overrides the audio poxtion o� the proGram. He said he felt it would be an eyesore , to the neighborl�ood. He said the utility compani.es have gone underground �aith • their Iines to get rid of the to�aers. He said Mr. Kremer already has two aerials on his home. ' ' III 3B Mrs. Shirley Brizner, 941. Ovexton, relayed a stoxy to the Board of how a telephone operator had cut into a busy business line to xelay an emexgency message. She said it tlzey would do L-his on a business Zine tl�ey would surely do it on rir. Y•remer's residenti.al line if there was an emergency with his father in law. Pis. Lillian Westin, 940 Overton, said she has had a lot oi interference on her ' ' television and on her daughters stereo. She said she felt.it would Ue an eyesore. SI7e said since she Iives ne::t door, she is also concerned wi.th �ir. I:remer's insurance and she would lilce to see the policy to make suxe it �vould cover any ' damage if. the tower ��as to fall on her house. She said she has been told i� would cause ghosts on her television and she said she cun't afford a more expensive television. ' , � ' Pir. Kremer stated the antenna he proposed is not an eyesore. It is all aluminum and tlie construction is not cheap. iie said there will be mesh on the tower above the eaves so L-he l:ids cannot CllillU it. He said he is going to be very diligent in watching it until the kids get used to having it there.. ' ' , ' ' The Minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of October 9, 1973 Pa�e 4 III Mr. Kremer said the height of the tower would be out of normal eyesight as people 3 C usually don't go around loolcing up in the air. He added one of the neighbors objecting said he had interference Iast winter so that couldn't have been his fault as he didn't staxt re.ceivin� until r1ay. iie said there are other operatoxs in the neighborhood that might run on ille�al power. He added the lesser eVpensive stereo sets and tape decks �aill picic up interference because they aren't made with any filters. He said he �aould buy television filters for the neighbors if they feel they need them. He said someone mentioned he already has t�ao antennas on his roof which he has; One is for ihe fixe radio as he mentioned he is a volunteer fireman and the �ther is ior the Gitizen's Iiand radio. MOTION by Gabel, seconded by Wahlberg, to close the public hearing. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. " Mrs. Cdahlber; stated she �e1t there had been no real hardship shown. She felt an ' additional telephone line versus tt�e cost of this tower to be installed does not balance out. She said Tir. Kremer Cai11 be using this radio more as a hobby opposecl� to a Uusiness although he says he uses it as such. She said she had difficulty , in seeing why granting a variance to this Izei_ght was a necessity. She said the people in i:he neighboxhood all seem to be opposed to the antenna. ��II � I i� , ' ' .. Mr. Plemel said Mrs .[�7ahlbexg also summerized his points . He said ��e all �aould Tilce to thirilc a man's tiome is his castle �ahere he could pursue his hobby but the Board does have to consider the feelings o�' t��e x�eibhboxs. Iie said T1r. Kremer has stated he will never be going any higher, but for what this equipment will cost he could have anotlier phone installed for the next ten years. Mrs. �dahlbexg stated taith his curren� license he has the right to transmit 150 miles but his existing equipment permits him to transmit approYimately 90 miles • which seems to be enough for a hobby. She said the xeason of getting in touch with his father in law does not seem to be enough of a reason to grant this Zarge a variance. S��e said he also already has 2 aerials on his home: Mr. Plemel said he would assume one of those two would be coming down. Mr. Kxemer said neitlier �aould be coming down. The one tower that is up is for .� 360 degree signals and the one proposed is for 5 to 2Q degree concentxated signals. � MOTION by Walzlbexg, seconded by PT.emel, to receive a letter from Carolyn Doyle, 921 Overton, in which she voices hex objections to the tower. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. ' MOTION by Wahlberg, seconded by Gabel, to recommenct to the CounciZ, denial of the request. Upon a voice vote, tizere being no nays, the motion carried. , �: A•P.EQUEST FOR A VAP.I�IT;CE Or SrCTION 45.134, 6, P'AR�IGRAPH 3, TO REDUCE THE FFONT YARD SFTB'1CI� IN �'L`; �I-2 10\Ii�G DISTRICT, G:IILRT IT IS ADJl1CTN'i' TO Ai\OTfIER ZO\I\G DIST'FtICT, FRC�.I 100 FJ;�T TO �0 F�F'I;T TO ALLOW TITr CO;dSTRUCTTO� 0?' A;v ADDITIO\ 0\TO ' AN �lISTIiCG PliILllI\G, LOCATI:D ON PAI'.T OF LOT 4, AUDI7'OP'S SUIiDIVISIO;I �79, Tt1E SA��iE BEING 5170 iL'1IN S1`::�ET N.r. , rRlllLl?Y, i�iI:�;�1:SOTA. (P�I�QL'EST I>Y FIJLLERTO� M�TALS C0:1Pill\Yi 5I70 i�L1IN ST1�I:�T N.I::. , I�'PTDLI:Y, TfII`iVLSQTA 55421, ) ' I 1� � � _ � � , , � ' , � ' � u , � III The Minutes of the �oard of Appeals rieeting of October 9, 1973 PaQe 5 3� Mr. Sheldon Bernstein was pxesent L'o present the request. He explained his firm was engaged by Fullerton Pletals to advise them on theix space problem. Mr. Bernstein, using a half-section map as reference, explained to the Board that Fullerton rietals in on a 5 acxe tract of land that is zoned M-2. He said the �ahole area an the West side of Maiiz Street is ri-2 Zoning, IIe said the area on the �ast side of. Main Stxeet is all R-1 Loning. He e<;plained Fullerton rietals tronts on Main Street and Furli_ngton Noxthern otans the land behind them. He said Fullerton has been in th9_s locatian for 14 years and has expanded regularly. He said their business consists of sellin� metals to fabricatoxs. He said they do no fabrication themselves, they are a warelzouse only. P•1r. 13exnstein explaa_ned the houses in the R-1 Zoning across the street all face the East, so their back yaxds abut T1ai_n Street. IIe said there are garages ex�ting onto rlain Street from thcse houses ancl the:ee is a buffer zone of shrubbery that is aPpxo�imate].y 15 feet hi.bh alonb thesc back yards. Mr. }3ernstein explained Fullerton Aletals would lilce to construct a 20 foot additio�z onto the front of their building which would be an expansion oi tneir ofiice area. He sa3_d the existing ofiice area is 25 feet by 81 feet with only 2,037 square feet and the area is very clut-tered. He said they need to expand but they have to make i.t usaful space. He said�they considered e�p�.nding bacic into the warehouse area but because they �aould be running znto the e]_ectrical boxes and such, it was deemed unfeasible. He said to expand uPward was also considered unfeasible for their opera zion. He said to expand onto either tlie noxth or the south side of the existing office �a�ulcl only be creating an area that �aould be 25 feet by 160 feet that �aould spread the of�ice personnel to fax apart. He said the only feasible way to add on would be to�aard the front. Mr. Berns�ein stated the p�.rking for this business is in the front now, 48 feet from L-he curb. He said Fullerton will., if tYie addition is approved, put �he parlci.ng axea in the rear and would also be sp�nding a sizable amount of money for_ landscaping. I-Ie said the lai�dscaping (shown on the plot plan) would include a berm a�-ea �uith tr.ees and decorative rocic, shrubs and txees alorig the building and m�ving the paxking to the xear. He said t��is landscaping �aould in essence be screening the addition. He said the additional parlcing required by L-he addition would be no problem as ttiexe is alot of area for expaz1si_on in the reax yard. He said there �aould not be a gxeat increase in personnel but they would be adding more office machines. Mr. Ber_nstein �aid he had checked with Anolca Countq and the City to see if they ' had any future plans for widening l�iain Street that would require Fullerton rietals Co give up part of their front yard but he was told there orere no plans to do this, ' , �J � I�� ' Mr. Wally Chance, Fullexton Operations rSan, came forward to explain the physical problems they have �aith t2ie e�:isting office axea. �Ie eYplained at times there are as many as 15 people wittiin the office area of 2,037 square feet. He said this space includes a storage area, women's lavatory and lounge, and the men's lavatory and loun�e which leaves 1300 sqzzare feet of useable office area for these 15 people plus the machines and file cabinets. �ie said this does not leave much squaxe footage per person. � The Mi.nutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting oi October 9, 1973 Pa�e 6 III � , Mr. Chance explained their office revolves around a city desk'function so it 3 E really all needs to be in one main area. ' ' Mrs. Wahlberg asked what percentage of their business is walk in. Mr. Chance answered about '� percent or Iess. He said just about aIl business is transacted by teleplione. Mr. Plemel stated it w ill be a nicer appearing building than what they have now. MOTIOI�' by Gabel, seconded by Plemel, to close the public hearing. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, �he motion carried unaniinously. ,' rirs, i�'ahlberg stated t11is type of landscaping improvement will be refreshing to see. She said Tir. T3ernstein has explained why adding on in any othex direction would c'reate an impossible situation ior L-heir of_�ice area. C� , � 3. , , � ' , ' ' � � ' Chairman Drigans sZid lk�ey would be enhancing the conununity whil`e enlarbing their ot��n faciliLy. � MOTION by Gabel, secended by kTahlberg, to reconul�end to the City Council, approval of tlie request for the reasons specified in the discussion. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the IRO�1Qi2 carriect. A P�I:OUEST FOR ��?>RTAT;CES OI-': SrCTION 45, 134, 4� FRIDLEY CITI' CODE, TO R�DUCE THE ST.DE YA1:D SETi>�"�Ci� F1LO:i 20 F%ET 7.'Q ZF�iZO F�'ET, S� CT?OiV 45. 7_3!a, 4C, TO P.ED',?CE T::� REl�.r. Y,j.F;n s�;'I'�3�.C1C I�i:o�,`. 25 rl,rT To ?_�F.S �'ELT, A,^;D, s1�CTIO� L5.135, lE, P�11:�.G��Ux 3, TQ REI��)C� T:� DTSTAi�CE T�"1.:;'EE.�1 fi PAt:�:I\G ^;�:%u4 Al\1� A LO'1' LT.;F FhO:•1 5 FETT TO ZEiZO FEET, ALT TO AI,LG;�� 'ii�,' CO';STRLCi::LON 01' A E1?11�,DTs�G '1'0 BL LCC�y:�TD 0\ LOTS 5, b r'�ND 7, T3LOCI: 1�02�Aj�, �Y ADDI I�_0 `, Tili SA1r BET;`G 7860 �S�Iiv ST�'LT i� . E. , Fl�IDJ EY. .�iT?�'\ESOTA. (REQULST BY D. j�r, ��f;1�5'1'AD COt�IP�'�IvY Il`�C.� 710�. I-IIGHt�.AY ��65, FR�_DLEY, MIi�I�I;SOTA. ) MOTIQh by ida.hlberg, seconded by Gabel, to r,aive reading the public hearing notice, Upon a voice vote, there Ueing no nays, the m�tion carried. . Mr. Dicic Joh�lson, Secretary-Treasuxer of D. W. Iiarstad Co.�, Incorporated, was present to present the request. Mr. Johnson e�plained they plan to build a sma11 industrial type building, for speculative leasing, lilce tiie other� four they have bui7.t in this area. Mr. Johnson explained the previously approved variances on Lots 1 thru 4, owned by Paco �iasonry, Inc. Iie said the City Council had approved the zero side yard setback with tl�e understanding that �ahen the Harstad Company developed their lots, they too wouZd iiave a zero side yard setbactc to enable the buildings to have a continuous line with the 40 foot green arcas to be on Lots 1 and 7. He said his company had to sibn an�a�xeement to this effect. lie stated the Council 'also approved the same rear yard variance for Paco ai�d all they are txying to do is to line up with the Paco building. He said L-he lots are locked in, small and difficult to builcl on but ttiey are nice £or rental buildings. Mr. Johnson stated the variance on parking should have read from 5 feeL- to zero feet to the building instead of to the property liiie. � III The Minutes of the Boaxd of Appeals Meeting of October 9, 1973 Page 7 3 F Chairman Drigans explained that Paco had asked for a variance on the parking �or from 5 feet to zero feet from the pxoperty line which tlie Board h�td denied. The Buil.dixig Standards Subcommittee L-hen had recommended to the Council that- since the Boaxd of Appeals had cleni.ed this variance, that the distance bet�veen the parl:ing area and the building be reduced from 5 feet ta zero feet provided that bumPers be applied to the buildin;. Council in turn had concurred with the Building Standards Subcoinmittee recommendation. Ghairman Drigans stated the variance sliould be chang�d as T1r. Jolinson has pointed out so that both buildings are t}�e same. P1r. Gary I.indgren, owr_er of Lots 8,9 and 10, tl7ought the side yard variance might be next to his pxoperty but si.nce it isn't he has no�objections. Mr. Johnson sai_d thexe �aill b� double the xequired side yard setback between his building and I�ir. I�indbren's lots. Mrs . T��ahlberg aslced �ahat the t-�oo 12 foot drivec,7ays taere for? Mr. Johnson ans��aered that tl�ey were for the loading docics. He said they can`t d�ive into the building �rom tlze front but they can trom the back. Mr. Plemel aslced ho�,� the.builciings were going to be tied together?. r1r. Jol�nson answered t�he walls of the t�ao buildings would be against each other witli a common iooting and with a caullced control joint front and rear. M07'ION by Plemel, seconded by Wahlberg �o close the public hearing, Upon a voice vote, i:here bein� no nays, the m�tion carriecl. Chairman Dxigans stated that at the time the Paco variances were considered and appxoved, tI�a� it taas �,ritt� the understandin; that the Harstad building caould conform to it and that is basicall.y what the agreement �aas about. MOTION by Wahlberg, seconded by Ga1�el, to reconunend to the Gity Council, appxoval � of tlie varianees so that thi� building �,�k11 be consistant with what the Council appr.oved for the Paco building. Upon a voi_ce vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. � � , � ' ' , ADJOURI�'��NT : 1'he meeting �aas adjouxned by Chairman Drigans at 10;00 P.M. 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A F?1QUES'� FOR A V�'tIL,NCE 0� SECTI�N 45.053t �+, B4, FRYD�,EY CTTi' CO�Et TO IZEDUCE T�� S�!�D;�; I'lLRD I�TanUT?:F;�iri�;'C F0:2 AN ATTE�:CF �D GAi�:^,GE �'.P.Oti1 5'r'Z�,T TO �__. 2 FFE.I. TO ALLO:;� TIIE COi;S�I':tUCTIOi� OL' A 6 FC�O`_� �'�DDITIO�T Oti'10 A1`; EY1STIi`;G STp.UCTL`�'.�,, LO^.:1iLD 0�`' LOT 8, I3:i3OCI� 49 1j7��00tiVl;�:t�T TEF ��CE 3r.d, THE Sf�:� �iF.ITIG 8J_0 ��IC� C?'�ErIC TLPu`r'�CE N.E. , I'R1D�.�Ei', I�tII�i�;ESO�E�. (RxQU�ST L"� C:�ROL �'�1�;>� C.'zIZ"±', 81U _fiICE C�:i;}�K ZEI��'�AC� i7. E. , I'R:CDUEY, PIIi��50TA. ) P�10TION b}r P1emel, seconded by Gabe1, to waive reaciing the public hearing notice. Upon a voi_ce vote, thexe beinb no nays, the m�tion carried. P�irs. Guzy t•�as present to present her request. She explained that she had ' bouoht her house about t-�,ro yeaxs ago. She saYd she caas a ��i_dot•� and didn't need a t�tao cax garage at the time, but that notv she is getting ma�.x'ied again and it wi�1 be a tzao car�family. Mxs. Guzy also said Lh2t from �he ' appeaxar.ce of the side yard she maintained, plus an existing fence, it looked as if they had about 11 feet to the 1ot 1ine. Upon having a survey done it was found that the existinb wal.l line taas only 8 feet from the lot Iine leaving only 2 feet of setback w3.th a 6 foot addition. ' rirs. Guzy said that t�er neiglzbor had no objection as long as the gaxaoe overhang �oas shortened and the xai.n spouts were redirected to the front and back. � - � 1 � 1 ' ' ' 1 Chairman brigans aslced what the distance taas be�aeen the t-�,ro houses and rlrs . Guzy ans�aered that �t was about 20 ox 21 feet. rir. Plemel asl:ed 9.f the near end of the neighbors house jaas garage area or living quarters and AZrs. Guzy anst,lered that zt was the neibhbors bedroom. Chair�an brigans asked what size the addition would be and Mrs. Guzy ans�aered it would ba 6 feet �oide by the depth of the garage. Mr. Plemel asked �ahat the estirna.ted cost of tlie additio�, was going to be and Tirs . Guzy ans�aezed about $1, 800.00. PIr. PJ.emel asked z:�hethex it caould be �aorth, the expense since they would probably not get the money bacic out of the property. " T•ixs . Guzy said tF�at taith so many people having 2 and 3 cars, she had been t�ld that her house taould Ue much more valuable. � ' , . � �J CI' C �J ' ' ' ' ' . , � � ' ' ' ' t � '.Che ?•iinutes of the ?3o�rd of A�eals 2�Ieeti� of October 23T 1973 Pa�e 2 The question �aas asked if there taould be any fill used and 1�1rs. Guzy said tiiat III vexy 1it�1e if any fi11 would be needcd since tliey �aeren'.t goin� t�tiat far. � A The subjec� o� the oui�side Caa11 �f the addi�ion being a fire�aal7. taas e�:plained to i�1is. Guzy. She xeplied that slie �o�ZS suze the contractox ��rould lcnot� Ca'nat to do about that. Pi0TZ0\ by Gab�7., seconded by PleineJ., to c.lase tl�e public liearin;, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the �nation carxied. Pi0TI0'rr by Gabel to a�ecommend apprUVa1 oi the variance to Counc�l �,�ith the fo11o;�?ino stipu.lations : That tlie outside t•Ta11 af the addition be a�ire��a11; �hat tne xoof ove.rhang b� cut bacic so that :�t did not juL- out past the lot ' line; and, TIIat the drai�lage f1o�a Ue redirected to the frorit and back ratner than to the s id�: . . Seconded by Plemel. Upon a vo�.ce vote, there beino no nays, the motion carried unani.�:_ot�sly o � ADJOU`It` ��fEN'� : Chaix�.u�n Dx'igans adjouxned the me�ti.ng at 8:00 P.M. Res ectfuZly submitted, . /}�/ �1 /'� �� ' �"T 1i�,/1 //' ;J� /�j� `�! �r{-'�vv'C�i�L� �(:��1:��" . • . . �oti�r.�� rr�2�rso.; ! � Actin� Secxetary - - � 0 ' � � � l- � � ' � ' ' ' ' III 5� $UILDING STI�.ti'Dr�RDS-DESIG'� CONTROL SUBCObltiiIITTEE I�tEETING 0�' OCTOTiER 18, 1973 I�leetin� �aas callecl to order by Chaixman Lindl�lad at 8:05 p.m. �IEi�1BERS PF�SENT: L,indb lad, Cariolano, Simoneau, Tonco Afr�IL'EKS AGSENT: Treuenfels OTfIF,RS PRESE;�T: Jerrold Loardman, Planning Assistant A;OTIOV by Szmoneau, seconded by Cariolano to approve the minutes of the Septe;rber 27, 1973 meeting as laritten. UPOV A VOTCE VOTE, all voti.ng aye, the mo�ion carried unanimously. I. CO\ �IU;R.\TIC�`� 0� .� RF-�?Ui ST 'i'U C�,•�TST�'.UCT .��,` ADDITT_0'�'f'1L TIIIRD 1�LCO2 'i`J CI'..C?II:-\:: ,�UII.D:.;r; FOF: .`,U�l'I�G.,:�,L �iD'iI�;ZST�:�TII':� USE ..__- --------------------------._�-------- ------ (CO::�'I'�:UC`1'I'�� SI',f_rt.,:\R "i'G S',:CO:dD = LC�O�: CO;��S`i`�:tJC'I'1u:r !\?�n �S PEi: FI., ,'�;: PR�:S:;?�`i' Iiv CI`i i 0��;�IC��S. �, LCC��`ITD 0:� 'I"r;E ;�'CIi:TH 3z S��C'ilQ�' 1�, :iU:Cc.i, C��UO; '1';fi� Sr�i:i L�E�i�;C� 6n%0 Ci;iv"1'Rf1L fl\'I:\'UE, 1�FtIllLI;i', „I.''�:i�;�ii"1'/Z. (�:i::,iJi�S'i ui i�;ill`i'1lC`;ICS, 69/0 CL;ivT; �iL :�l�E;�UE, �RII_ii�1�Y, i,iI:�';:�SO"I'>1_��'-??>?.).. ____ • . No one was preseni for. the reQuest. However, Mr. Boardman said that � b4edtronics has alrea.dy been through all of the conunissions and Council and received approval on theix basic plans. 1'hey are asking for the third level addition at this time. DIr. �3oardman said it is mainly a rubber stamp approval. � , � The �oard asl:ed to look at the minutes �rom previous Building Standards- Design Gontrol meetings. They agreed the item should be recommended �aith the June 29, 1972 meeting stipulations. � - AIOTION by Simoneau, seconded Uy Cariolano to recommend to Council the approval. far the construction of the third leveZ �aitli the stipulations imposed on I�ledtronics at the June 29, 1972 Buildi.nU Standards-Design Control meeting. UPON A VOICE VO"1'E, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 2. CO\SIDER��T1_�?`, OF � R!;QU�-:S'1' TO CG`�S'I'RUCT A N}:�'d S?'F:CiJL!1TI\�E f PU?L.l)I:�:G I,FJC:A`�i�i� 0:�1 I,G�1'S 5, �i, ��.d %, I�LOC}: 1, C\A',`rf�Y AI�DI'I'ION, : 'r}xF c �� .- �S':;:'t: ;, 7oG0 :'�::I�; S'T�:��E'1 :��. E , �=:2IDLLy', ' �Ii �;ESO`I'rt. � (��}: ;li�'.'�1�t�Y D. . IL':l:S`L�.I? CU. , l�:C. , 7101 ItIG!-i!''�Y .-65 \ l: , FI:1L`I.L�1�, :�;.1:;:�;;:�0'1't1 554:�2) . AIr. •llick Jolinson was present for the rec�uest. D1r. Johnson explained that Paco �fasonry, 7880 P�tain Street, and Tir. Harstad decided to build a joint site. Paco Atasonry went through all of tlle commissions and Council aild received all approvals for tlie variances, site plan, etc. and started coilstruction about a i�eek abo. D. �V: ilarstad has gone through Board of Appeals and received approval on tlie variances ,neecled. Tlie reason for a joint site is to ereate a better looking buildi.no, hetter parking and side yards. 'I'1ie building will sit from 5 to 6 feet lo�Jer than Paco, and will be constructed o£ a brick and a break-off block iii tlie front and scqred block on t}ie sides. 'Che fourth tivall will be ttie dividing wall between ttie t�vo buil.dings. '1'tie block t�_11 be painted. III � 5A �UILDING STf�:�1D.�ItDS-DESIGN CO�TROL SUBC0�1�tITTEL: AIEETII�?G OI� OCTOI3f:R 18, 1973-Pacle 2 �' ' ' �The f3oard. asked if the brick would match Pacots. D4r. Johnson said it �aill probably not: be the exact same Urick but i�ill be compatible. The �asic design of. the building 1�i11 be s.imilar to Paco's. rlr. Lindblad noted there were retaining iealls along the ao��; ar�veways. A9r. Johnson saict i�tlis �vas needeci as tYiey had to prov5_de a sloped sidet�alk for the handicapped to meet State l�uilding Cocie and therefore could not level the land any more. �lr. Lindblacl said if this��wall was over tliree feet a guardrail tvill hati�e to be provided. i,I-r. Johnson said he believed it was under three feet. ' Air. Eoardman asked about the sidewalk betsaeen the r.ear of the bui2ding and the parkinb stalls. I�ir. Jo�inson said it �vill be taken out and the Board of Appeals said aii attached bump�r guard shoula be placed on the building. ;�Ir. Jo}lnson said ' he agreed about sonle type of Lur,�per guarcl, but felt a�i attached bumper guard ��ould be hazardous to tl�.e building. The Board members agreecl. 1�1r. 'I'onco suggested they use a 6" x G" wooden post attac}ied to the btiilding and attach the steel rails to fihe posts. This would direct the impact fr�m the ca.r to the posts and not the building. Ti�is procedure was follo��ed on the Paco biasonry building. AIr. Johnson and the Board felt this �vould solve the problem. D1r. Lindbla�l noted that all curbin�, blacktopping and radii had met code as shown on the plans . He asked about refuse and security lights . Plr. Johnson said all refuse is inside. He said he does llave a plan for the lights, but did not have it Faith hir:� tonight. He said the li�ht plan is very close to Paco Masonry's plan. T1r. Board�nan asked about tlle drainage plan. t�Tr. Johnson said he did not believe tliere tiaould be a problem as the land slopes naturally south and to�oards I�iain Street. I-Ie did ask that the City stake the alley so they can keep the correct elevation ior this natural draina�e and not cause a drainage problem. T}ie Board asked about the landscaping plan. b1r. Boardman said the open area bet�veen the north edge parking entrance and southerly drivetivay has to have at �east a 3 footberm. P�Ir. Boardman also adc�ed a post cluster on the south side o£ the paxking lot entrance, rocks along the south �aall and back alley exit and sod on all otlier areas. R�r. Johnson agreed on the changes. DfOTION by Tonco, seconded by Cariolano to xecommend to Council the approval o£ the builaing with the�following stipulations: ' 1. A bumger guard attached to the building by ieooden posts with attached steel rails be provided. 2. The landscaping plan be used as presented and as changed by the City staff, including bcrming, sodding, post cluster and rock. 3. Guardrails provided on retaining walls if walls axe over three feet. 4. Drainage plan be worked out with L'ngineering Department. 5. Poured concrete curbing and 10 foot radius be used on t}ie entrances and parking lot. ' ''� �� ' � ' ' � �: ' III � � I3UILDING STA:�'DARDS-DESIGN CON'I'ROL SU�CQ�f;v1IT!'EE AiEETING OF OCTQI3F:R 18, 1973-Paee 3 UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting a.ye, the moti.on carried unanimously. 3. C0�'SIlii;R�`f7:0.`; Oi� f� !'.rQU'.?ST 1'0 CO�STRIICT !� t�l?ON1' ADDITION TO TII� PRL?Si:;:''i' I�?)l:l.;D:�:;i:; i�0;: f�Di)ITICivAL OI�}�[CE: L!St:, 1.,C)Ct\"1�1�.li 0�� \UllII'0:'S SUt�I)?1-ISIU�v \0. ��, PAltC1:I�1S00, "i'i��lS:1:�i`? UEIivG 5110 'idi�Ii•; S1'it}iE'I' tv`.ti , I�R1BI_,}��`i', �'.:1:':�1:SOri':\. (t:?:CUi;S'i' I3Y I�ULI,1_:i'.'I'ON ".t:Tt1LS, 5170 ��, Ti.1I:�; S'1'Rt:�.'1 d.c:.. I�i2II)I..EY, i•lI�:�i:SO"i':\ 5:�4321 � h1r. Shelc�on Bexnstein, architect, was presenting the request. hir. Chance and I�ir. Hendrickson, representatives from Ful].erton T4etals, ivere in the audiance. h4r. Bexnstein explained the addi.tion. I-le said the only dir.ection they can go is out towarcis i�tain Stxeet. A north, south or second story addition would be impractical for tlie o.f£ice e�nployees, an inward expansion �varehouse area) would handicap «arehouse space and personal, plus the structural design. 'I"hey have gor�e to Board of Appeals for the f.ront yarcl e�cpansion variance and this �vas granted. Atr. Beri?stein felt this front addition ��roulcl be an advantage to the commercial area (I�i-2) as cvell as the residential area across Ntain Street. There �vill be new landscaping and berming i.n the front. Front parking will be moved of£ of b�lain Street (48 Foot to 76 foot setbacl:) and more parking �vill be provided to the rear of the building. He said the entire front parking and drive�aay areas will have new poured concxete curhing and blacktopping. � Dtr. Simoneau asked tivhat type of mate.rial would Ue used for the outside of � the building. Mr. Bernste:�nsaid it will be brick, as closely matched to the present structure as possible, an abundant mansard roof and front windows. The entrance on the present building will still be used. ' hlr. Tonco asked what type of sfiakes would be used on the mansard roof. r1r. Bernstein sai.d he wasn't suxe of the exact type, but they would meet code standards. u !J � �� ' '� .' � The Board also asked �ahy the parking lot was placed so far to the x�ar of the building. hlr. I3ernstein replied due to possible future expansion of the build- in�, they felt it �4ou2d be wisex to place it at this distance then closer to the building. � I�1r. Tonco asked about curbing around the rear parking lot. ��ir. Bernstein said they }iad planned on an asphalt curbino. The Board fe�lt that a precast �vould look better ancl �aould not bxeak do�an by the occasional truck traffic or break if tlit by a snow plow. �Ir, Uoardr�an questioned if �trucl:s are back here quite often, if so this area taill havc to be blacktopped. TIr. Choseii and �ir. lIeildrickson came fori�ard and ex- plainec? t}iat t}Ze trucks all unload insi_de, and. mainly at t}ie two front 10�].d1I1�T docks. These docks are bay docks so the trucks can drive tlirough ttle btiiiding if �iecessary. Occasion�illy one tiaill }lavc to use the back garage door �iext to the xailroad tracks, but this is iiot often. AIr. Bernstein and the Fullerton xepresentatives poitrted out that this area is seen only by themselves, other coi�mercial sites and not residential llousino, so it is not a visual handicap to anyone �y not liaving this area blacktopped. III 5C BUILllT��'G STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROI. SUBCQ�r•fIT1'EI: I�SEE"fI1�'G OP OCTOBER 18, 1973-Pa�7e 4 P,1r. Boarciman said that since trucks back in this area are infrec{uent, blac�;topping �Yill be left to Fullerton's discxetion, b ut if there is any type of regular truck traffic, provisions should be made to improve this area. hir. Boardman a?so said the drive�aay leading, to the rear parking can have an asphalt curb, as futizre expansion z�ould be along here. t•Ir. Tonco asked if code <<�as met �or parl;inb stalls . AIr. Bernstein said yes, he will need at least 38 stalls and the plans show 39 stalls. D1r. 13oardman asked about the drainage plan. I�ir. Bernstein said no final one is available. The Board said tliis plan �vill have to be tiaorked out �vith the Engineering Department. 'I'he Board asked abou� t}�e landscaping plan. I�9r. i3ernstein said the front yard �aill be bermec3 up and green ash trees planned ior this area. Flo;verino crab and lilac is shown .for the area close to the building, sod and rock will also be t�Sed. The Board asked that they bring in a landsc2.pe plan showing exact types, location and sizes, • TIr. Tonco asked the size of_ the green ash trees as they would be an aesthetic ' barrier between the P,1-2 zone and R-1 zone. Mr. Bernstein said he did not knoia. i�ir. Boardman said the City code rcauires a ihree foot berm and a tree tividth of 1 Z�� r.o 2��. The Boar.d recommended they bring in a final landscaping plan tivhich �vill include all of the items mentioned above. � . I�Ir. Board�nan asked about the variance needed on the roof projection. Ntr. Bernstein said they brought this out c{uite clearly at tlie Board of Appeals meeting that they laould like a variance fxom a thr.ee foot xoof projection to an ' appraximate four foot roof projection.' 'I'he reason for the rec{uest is that one, it will give a more vzsual residential appeaxance to blend in with the R-1 zonitlg; and ��o, it will eliminate the direct morning sun light on -�he office area. � I ' , I , ' ' � ' , I�1r. Boardman said the point was brought out at the Board of Appeals meeting, but ti�as not acted on. liowever, lie felt Council could pass the variance requested when Fullerton goes to Council. � . MOTION by Cariolano, seccnded by Sitnoneau, recormnending approval to Council the addition taith the following stipulations: 1. Precast curbing be placed around the rear paxlcing lot, poured concrete curbing be used on all front parking and driving areas, and the dri.ve- t�ay leading to the rear parking lot can be left to Fullerton's discretion, either asplialt or concrete curbing. 2. Drainage plan be t�orked out �aith the Engineering Department. 3. Landscape plan s}io�a size, type and location o£ trees. 4. Council action on the roof projection variance be follo�red. UPON A VOICE VOTF, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimoiisly. G III 5D BUILDI`G ST�NDARDS-llLSIGN CONTROL SUBCO�I:tiiITTFE �IEETING OF OCTOE3ER 18, 1973-Pa�e S 4, CC`;�SIDI�Ri`�1'1�0.`d OF .A REqUEST '1'0 COi,STRUCT t"�\� ADPI'I'IO�I TO TI�.IE i3ACi�: 0}~'1'fi�; 1'I:L:Si�;;'I' I�UlL�.C';G I�C);: 1!SL' n:5 � Ci1.:D1�0�'�.Rll 13:1ILE}: `l`0 Rf;P1,:1C;� 7'1113 P��t�S�:��i 1 �CI�}:R�1T0,:; LCICf�'Ii I) Oi�' L�)'I':� l, 2., and 3, �3LOCK 2, .s' _� A''�D LO'I'S 2b l�:v`D Z9, ��I,OCf� 2, t,0:i��,�.{:C,f. P!1R1�; 'I'fir�: 5�1:�(I; [3FI;�G 250 , U�L'O;�tii: 1''.0^,_D, I�P.ILDEY, iiIii\t::SQ`I'A. (i:IiQUEST BY�CO:��II;'Iti:t� U�'ITED I�U:t }3iJYI�G - CUB-- 250 OS,`�C)I:`;1:,�Fi0:1ll, FRIDLi�)', t�iI;tivESU'I':'1 55432) A(r, Hadra.th tvas present for t}Ze rec{uest. Alrs. Treuenfels arrived at the meeting at 9:00 p.m. rir. Hadrath e�,�lained the additian �vould be for bailing car�Uoard for the purpose of recycling. This apparatus would be xe�lacing the incinerator. Air, Hadrath said he felt the bailer was better over. the incinerator as it cuts do�an air pollution and saves on our natural resources. Iie said the addition ivill be 20' x 20', constructed of block.` '17ze Board asked if the addition �aould match the present structure. Air, Hadrath said yes, it will be painted the same. I�ir, Tonco asked if the roof ineets code. h4r. Hadrath wasn�t sure. t�Ir.. Lindb�ad said if�it does not, it wi].1 not pass the inspection by the City Building Inspector, and tai11 have to be brou�ht up t�o cod�;. A�r, Simoneau asked about some possible landscaping around CUB. bir. Hadrath said this could be �roxlced out. AIr. Boardmari suggested bringing in a plan for revi ew . b40TI0N by Tonco, seconded by Cariolano to recommend to Council approval of the bailex �vith th.e follozaing stipula�ions: . 1. The addition be painted to match the present building. 2. A landsca.ping plan be Gaoxked out with the City staff. UPON � L'OICE VOTE, all voting aye, the moiion carried unanimously. ' Air. Lindblad aslced I�1r. Boardm3n if he would suggest to the people cominG to the Building Standard-1)esign Control subcommittee have a more complete lan�- scaping plan evhich �vould include type, size and location of all planting. ' Chairman Lindblad adjourned the meeting at 9:25 p.m. � � Respectfully submitted, � , ��:.t�-�e_ �./l - ��lytUl Paula R. LOI1�T j ' Secretaiy i� ' I ' 1 . 11 ' ' , �� ' � ' ' rzr 6 �NVIRONMENTAL QUALITY CO�IISSION MEME3ERS PRES�NT: Thomas Sullivan, Ron Burton, Mary Martin, LeeAnn Sporre, and Shirley Kennedy MEMBERS ABSENT: Jim Langenfeld, and P�oger i�aye The Tleeting opened at 7:46 p.m, on September 19, 1973 with Mr, Sullivan acting as chairman because PZr, Langenfeld was i11 and unable to attend, Mr. Sullivan stated that Mr. Langenfeld had received a letter in response to babysi.ttii�g fee's from Mr. Herlofsicy. He had said there were no funds � set aszde fer babysitting, Mrs. Sporre asked w[�at it could be used for? Mr� Sullivan stated tk�at the bizdget cauld bc used for secretaria.l purposes, literaturc�, ect., set up in specific categories. Mr. Su2livan stated thaL Mr. Langenf.eld has asked about [�ow far they could go in their studies sit�ce th�y are set up by the council, Anything that the commission has author.ization for, the group can n�ake studies and defilzitely go ahead. Mrs. Martin mention.ed that on September 24, 1973 at 1:30 p.m. there will be a meetiizg at the Capitol in St, Paul. The new state environ.mental council is meeting to set up the rules and regu�ations of zmpaci� sta;:eme��ts. Another , was a conferF:ncc workshop o� Metropolitan Water Resource Problems and Associated Research to be held September 26, 1973 from 9 until 4 p.m, She said perhaps metnbers of ttie commi.s�ion could make the meetings. ' Mr. Sullivan. said they should clarify their bud�et and see exactly how �.t is set up and to see how much is in it. Mrs. Sporre felt it was valuable information they should have. �I� � ' ' , , ' � ' � Mr. Sullivan said that Mr. Langenfeld had been trying to get in touch with Mr. Bob Hutchinson in regard to finding out what they we�e going to do in terms of a study on ASoore I,alce. He� was unable to 'contact him and a report would be made by the i:ext meeting, .�'f he got in touch with him. Mrs. Martin requested that they discuss at the next meeting a conservancy Ordinance. She felt that this was some�hing they should look into, Mr. Burton suggested that in the near future, they should structure the commission i.n terms o£ setting up goals, and develop some by-laws to �ive to other cities. He said they should have objectives and goals to aim at to get something accomplished. Mr. Sullivan said that Mr, Langenfeld had pointed out that the commission has to re m�cnber that they are an advisory to the council and their main objective is to protect the environment, rfrs, rfartin said she wanted to work for the good of Fridley and for the people�of Fridley, Mary Martin made the motion to adjourn the meeting. Mr. Sullivan seconded the motion, and the meeting adjourned at �;20 p.m. Ttespectfully submitted, ��_ ��,.-i'�,i/ /��",t Il....'�JL/' S�e1ley�`��''riso ' � ' ' CItAR7"�R CCii�iliSSION t�1EETINC Ocotber 16, 1975 The Meeting openect at 7:45 p.m, on OcLober 16, 1973. III � ' ROZL�ALL - IiLIiBEiZS F�SENT: Ra_y Shzridan, Elainc Kno�f, Roy P•ic.�herson, Ciifford Ash, ,;ackze Johns�n, Herbert ;acon, �1� li�erlcesett, anu' Jack I:irltham ' i�1�LEERS ABSLNT: Peg iKcChesney, Robert 0'Neill, Donaici Wegier, Fiarr_y Cro�a�er, I'rancis Casey, Edythe Coliins, and ' Jerr}r �atcliff Motion was ma3e by iir. Bjerkesett to acce�t �h� min+�tes cf th� meeting held , September 18, 1973, iirs. I;noff seconded the maticn. Upon a voice vote, all vo��n� aye, the motion ca;;rie� unanirr,�usly. ' ' ' ' i�Ir-. Sh�ridan indicate3 that he had not had a chanee to get in toLCh with Virgil Herrzck as af yet. He asked if ther� were any ��erts fron the o�fic�-rs? rirs. Ia�.off regcxted fo� her ccmmit�e�., concerning ChapL-ers 8, 9, and 1�. She sa�d they f.e1� that the Charter shou7.d appeaZ ta every �itizen in the city. They tho�?ght the chapter on Eniineni. Domain, Chapter 9, sh�uid have a U�oader ou�line.. Som� of �he ettier chart�rs they loalced at had a chapter outlineci on wha� eminent dcmain was. She felt the_y needed an expZanation of it. i�ir. �heri�an said it could have mcre of a definztion, and be more meaningfui. ;ie sdid it was pr�bably the only chaptGr that t;he StatE Statutes take pref.eienc� over. blrs. I:ncff questicned rage 28, Cha�ter 10, Provisions of Franchi5e5. She ' said the term is 2� years but rnost af the other charters ha��e 2� years. She asked if the cou�mission wou:_d �ike to further discuss �his, rir. SheL�idan tFiought it left a flexibility to ihz council to grant a franchise up to ' 2S yEars, uniess it was changed. t�rs. Knoff said they couid iook into changing that. Mr. Shzridan adued that they could reconuuend to thz co��nission, set a mimimum(not less than nor to exceed), ' ' rirs. Kneff asked thein to clarify se�tion S unuer the samt sec�ion, 10.06. Why does the city tiave these rights? 1ir, Sheridan said ic was for establishing rates. �1r. Ash saict in checking costs, you can sze what they are t�lling }�cu is right, . rir. Bjerkesett said he would like to refer•to the same sECtion, under 5B. ' "Every franchise may coni:ain, acnong other things, provis�ons relatin� to the follewi.n��" Iie tho�?ght ma_ybe it should be changed to must instead of may. A1r. Sheridan sazd it could be changed to shall: ' 1 ' -, rir. Ash said h� did not really 5ee the advatltage of changing that to 25 year.s. He thought it would be a long term. He thought it should stay as it is. rir. Sheridan said it might be f�r the pratection of the citizens of FridZey, to have it chan�ed for no less than and not to exceed'25 years. as a minimum. ' �I� u CI PAGE 2 iir. Bjerkes�tt said that a shortEned term mighr b� Yolitically advantageous, but nat pub�ic?y advar�rag�aus. P�irs. I:noff said thz�;�;� mdin interast was clarifying cti�pter 9� , A motion was �nade by i�i-r. Ash to i»str��t the recoruing secretary to oUta.l_n 8 Sllilii'iU:iTjT Of �(1C; �C,�,a� tj};p�ndi.tU�E:S f;.fltil tE12 ;,zty manage;�en� �OY t�"lc �SS� few yeaxs, 7.97�, 197I, anu I972. ' M.r. Sh4ridan said he would clarify this befere they voted, Hc: s$id the legal �x�endi.ture� a�e charged �o cligferen� �rcjec�s. He i��dicdt�d they wan��cl the iegal expensES fo� everything, inc�uciing a13 assessmea�s. ' rir. �acon asked �ahy the�-� needed this informatien? rir. Ash said the question had ceme up at the ias�: rneeting to s�e if it was feasibl� to change the C�m�issian cha�ter te see :+.i they ccuiu get set up a 1zga1 affice in the ' city. They discussed which cities had their own IEga� de�art�zien.�, ifr. Sheridan said �ha.t Brooklyiz Center and Blavmin¢�on did. iir. Bjerlcesett seconde� the metion. �pon a voicG voie, aI1 voting aye, the ' motion carried unanimous�y. ' ��i �i�'fUiv IC� 1;I uN S ' IIr. She-ridan saici he I�e asked if there was � ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' , -cr Peg i��cChesnay had n�t received any comr��unications, any unfinisheu busi.ness ar new business to d�scuss. I•irs. 3chnson �,skea i� tEiey were boing i.o have a puhlic hearing so that the people cc>>_tl� submit their i°�co�«rriendations? Iir, SheriUan said he thought they should have, after th2y hav� gotZen tkieir cam�-nunications tOgefitl8i, A11 suggesi:ions should b� submii�ed �oL chai�.�es i.o be Z�ac1e. iir, njerkes�tt unuers�ood that t;hey were to invite these in sepax°ately who ha� suggest:i.ons and uiscuss thesE with them. i,ir. Sheri�an said fie thought it could be controlied easie� that way, Thcy cou1� gat tcg�ther in sma.11 groups fo� discussicn. � Nir. Ash asl{ed if i� was a bi.n�,ry decisien? I•ir. Sher:idan said thai: he understocd from rir. HeLrick that changes �incier tha state statut�, a::7inute change like changing a word fror� nay to shall, could be clone b_y council. But, if they do not agree to the conunissions recomm�ndation, the con�mission �ould put it to a vote be:core the el��torate. Mr. Ash said•he did not understazlu hcw �he ��un�il could change the Charter, Mr. Sheridan said it was Lhrough the reco«,mendation of the Couimission, The Eoruiiission must first recommend the change arid the council agree Lo Glie ct�ange. Iir, AlcFherson qu�stione�l �he previous legislative se5sions, Richfi2�d or Bloomington had forecest a catastrophic situation on retirement and pensions. He said some of the cities had iaade �-na plans �or setting up retirement funds. Mr. Sheri�lan said it is handZed th�ough �i.�i, Public Emgloyees Retirement Association, a szate conL-rolled social security typ� of association, He said government or permissable employees do not come under social security, � III 7A PA GE 3 rir. ri�Pherson said they do n�t really run their own retirem�nt program. �i� da.d na� see: anything in the Chari.er relat�ng to ihis �.rPa, Iie was i.nterested in wher� it came in an3 how it wa� taken care ef. i�ir. Sh�ridan mentioned that it indicated in the previous minutes the meeti.ng to b� held December 18 T��ht be cancelled, It was decided that UIIlt,'Su cl Sj�eClc'i1 Tit�CrZ11� WaS C�til.°"u' bj� t�lt: COlT4`1115$1.OR� ��1c rcCt�S::b:,'Z' meeting would be :ancelled. The neas-t meeting wili b� held P�evember 20th. l�D3G�IZhiit,NT: �ir. Shcrivan adjcurned the: ri��eting at �:42 p.m. Respectful�;� submii:ted9 . ^ � ,�-.�,�,��C!�-�- j�/�{1.��t%:u7-t�� Shelle,y i�i�x'xi5on Recor:ding Secr�tary III 7� OFrICE OF THE CITY MANAGER FRIDL�Y, MINN�SOTA October 26, 1973 MEMO T0: THE MAYOR AND CTTY COUNCIL FROM: R�: NASIM r.�f. QURESHI, ACTING CITY rft1NAGER BUS SHELTERS AT THREF LOCATIONS WITHIN THE CITY OF FRIDLEY Originaily the Metropolitan Transit Commission was planning to put up only two bus �;helters within the Ci_ty limits of Fridley. One at the East River Roa.d entrance ta Georgetown Complex; one at the Mississippi Street and East River IZoad intersectioa. TYie City of Fridley did plan for another shelter located at rfississippi Street and University Avenue intersectin��. Workin� with the MTC staff and with some help from Mayor Nawrocki, who is a representative on the MTC, we have been able to get the site for T.H.��7 and Mississippi Street approved. The c�ncrete bases have been installed at the Georgetown entrance and the Mississippi Street and T.H. ��47 intersection by the City. The County is installing the con- crete base at the East River Road and Mississippi Street intersection. It was hoped that once we got these bases installed, the MTG would put their shelters up right away, but they have advised us they have let the contract and the work will not be completed before the end of November. Attached to this memorandum are the three maps showing the , Zocation of the proposed shelters along with an agreement the MTC wants the City to execute. We are submitting this material to you at the meeting of October 29, 1973, for authorization to execute the agreement. NMQ/ms Attachments Irz � ' , ' ' ' ' ' PASSEA'GHP. SHGL'CER COOPERATION AGRtiE�1GN'I' THIS AGRL=EDIENT, made and entered into this lst day of OctoUer, 1973, by and bet��een the CITY OF FRIDLEY, a municipal corporation of the State of �finnesota, (hereinafter referred to as "City"), and the TfVIN CITIL':S M1iGTROPOLITlW PUl3I,TC TRr1��SIT Ai:EA, a public corporation aiid political suUdivision of tlie State of Dtinrfesota, acting by and through its governing body, the TIVIN CITIES AREA D1ETR0- POLIT�:Y 'fRr1�\�SIT CO1L�(ISSIOV (hereinafter referred to as "PITC"), IVITNGSSETIi: h'HEI2EAS, DfCC, pursuant to authority provided in btinnesota Statutes, Section 47s.4.06, Subd. 5, is.empoiaered to use public streets and right-of-way for the pur�>ose of erecting passenger waiting shelters; and {�HER8.4S, the City recognizes the benefits to be afforded its citizens thereby and thus wishes to cooperate in so establishing passenger shelters Svithin the City Limits: NON7 THEI2EI'ORE, THE PARTIES HERETO AGREE AS FOLL01tiS: L �ITC, may, at its own eap ense, construct, install, operate, r�iaintain and remove passenger tiaaiting shelters in the City Limits, including t}ie installation ' of concrete Uases and wiring necessary to provide heat, liglit, and telephone service to bus shelters if desired by ATTC, the location of which shall Ue subject to the approval of the City h4anager. . , 2. Term of Agreement. This Agreement shall be for an indefinite term of years commending October 1, 1973, and may Ue terminated by either party upon one year's notice in iariting. � , 3. Removal of Bus Shelter. The h1TC may remove the bus shelter at its dis- cretion. Upon such removal, the r1TC shall return the premises to the existing condition at the time of the commencement of this Agr.eement. 'Phe bus shelter shall at all times remain the property of the A11'C. �l � u L_ J , , ' L� , 4. Indemnification. 7'he htTC sha�l indemnify_and save harm2ess City from any and all claims by or on behalf of any person or persons f.or personal injuries, wrongful death or property damages arising out of any act or occurance committed in or arising from the use of the premises liy the MTC Eor Uus sheiter pui� oses, except such claims arising from the negligence of the City. 5. It is agreed that neither party relinquishes or waives any of the res- ponsibilities or powers imposed upon it by law or regulations by the execution of this Agreement. - WIT�'ESSES: CITY OF FRIDLEY Frank G. Liebl, htaybr Nasim M. QuresJii, Acting City hlanager T�VIN CITIF.S ARI:A h1ETROPOLI.TAN TRANSIT CO�L�iTSSION . Camille U. Andre, fixecutive Director MI'C/TRANSIT OFERATING DIVISION Harry {ti. Springer, Gencral Dlanager III sa , � i ' .. 1 � rT' ��1' �� (�;• ��:3 � (a] � � I I I� 'r I � I�� I( � _''. I I � �: � i I � �-. � n :� � Z. ;;, i ..� c> : � � � �� i, � t- `; r.� aa - � i�� :�- .�_ �r i,i � .� ! J : �} � � ! i J Cl' `'- [t] C: � �f) � � .'� c �� CC C_} �� i) !�. �,7 �� .r (, '� — !�:- ,•} l�. c! C:_ }... +'= lcl U_ ttl'-'� til L1 n' " ". a: 1 '- L:1 U!= C:: �; t,J }-• �-' i< a cn f-- :— �~ cn t�. w , �--, i ' n.' =Z; 1 �� , ��. r.. � _ , �l Ck_ � � . Q� , i , , , . 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O H r ►. � � O � �� H �H r�t [-� U z z w H � � o a 0 � � ca � ro � a 0 � A R � �� A �►: � 0 � N •.i , � a: III 9 OFFICE OF THE CZTY MANAGER FRIDL�Y, MINNESOTA October 26, 1973 MEMO T0: THE �1AYOK AND CITY COUNCIL FROM: NASIM M. QURESHI, ACTING CITY r1ANAGER RE: CONSIDERIITION OF CELEI3RI�.TING FRIDLEY' S SILVER JUBILFE OF ZTS INCOP.PORATION Fridley was incorporated in July of 1949 as a separate municigality. I feel it could be an appropriate occasion to consider some progr�ms for its silver jubilee celebration. If the City Council wants to pursue this, we would like to get some direction so we could involve a number of private organizations.and clubs for this occasion. NMQ/ms A1Et�l0 T0: h1Eb�0 FROM: MEMQ DATE: SUBJECT: Honorabl.e Mayor and City Council Nasim M. Quzeshi, City Engineer October 25, 1973 12emoving One Way Sions from Third Street Between 59th F� 60th Avenues Ternp�rarily C?ur. department has checked with the T9innesota Hi.ghway Department �ind they have agreed to our reouest to make ±his sect:ion of the road two tivay ternporarily, as the volume of tra£fic on Third Street is Quite low at this timc, even though it is not a gaod engineexing practice. We propose to make Third Staeet �wo way tempor.arily and do tlle signing as shown an the attacl�ed map which would stop the traffic off the slip-off. This work is done with the understanding tliat in the £uture wIien traific warrants, that this section of the roadway would revert back to one-way. The signs were ordered on October 5, 1973 and we expect them to arrive on Octoher 26th, with the work hopefully com- pleted before Octaber 31, 1973. t�Ql� m CC: Mr. John Pawluk III 10 �1 �. 1 ' ' "3-tv �nb u�_og � � . ' L � , ' ' , ' � � � ' � a� � � ' W � 0 7 0 � � Q � a z i � ' C� O � � 1� . � � 0 � o v � d � � 2 � � Q � �� ' 1 RESOLUTION N0. 0 � A RESOLUTION RECEIVING 1'fiE PRELIhfI\ARY REPORT AIVD CALLING A PUBLIC HEARTNG ON THE M,4TTER OF THE CONS.TRUCTION OF CERTAIN Ir1PROVEb1ENTS: STRF.�T Ii�4PROVEh1ENT PF20JECT ST. 1974-1 AND ST. 1974-2 (MSAS) ' WFiEREAS, the construction of certain irrrprovements is deemed to be in 1 • the interest of the City of Fridley and the property owners affected thereby. ' 1. � � � � i� � 1 . ' i � ' BE IT RESOLVTD, by the City Council of the City of Fridley, as follows: That the preliminary repart subnutted by the City Engineer and the Consulting Lngineers is hereby received and accepted. 2. T'hat the City Clerk shall act �o ascertain fihe name and address of the owner of each paxcel of land directiy afFected or within the area of lands as may �e propased to be assessed for said improvements, and eaZculate estimates of assessments as may be propased relative thereto against each of said lands. - 3. That the area proposed to be assessed for saia improvements and each of them as npted in saic3 notice are a21 the lands anci areas as noted in said notice: All oi the same to be assessed proportionately according to the benefits received. 4, That the estimates of assessments, of the Clerk shall be available for inspection to the otianer of any parcel of land as may be affected thereby at any puY�lic hearing held relative thereto, as well as at any prior time reasonable and convenient� S: That the City Clerk is authorized and directed to give notice of such public hearing by publishing a notice thereof in the official news- paper of the City o� Fridley and bv mailed notices to a21 the property owners c�-hose property is liable to be assessed caith the making of these improver�ents according to Iati�r, such notice to be substantially in form and substance of the notice attached hereto as Exhibit "A". 6. That this Council will meet on the 12th day ofNovember � 1973 at 7:30 o'clock P.M. at the City Hail in tI�e City of Fridley ior the purpose o£ holding a public hearing on the i*nprovement noted in the • notice attached�hereto and made a part thereof by reference, Exhibit riAn . . ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF � ATTEST: , 19 7 3. 1 CITY CLERK - NLARVIN C. BRUNSELL MAYOR - Frank G. Liebl III 11 ' ' � � � , � ' � ' � I � � G OFFICIAL PUBLICATION , CTTY OF FRIDLEY (EXf-iIBIT A) NOTICE OF HE�RiNG ON Ir.iPROVEMENTS STREET IMF?ROV�MENT PROJECT ST. 1974-1 ANU ST. 1974-2 (MSAS) WHEREAS, the Cit}� CounciZ mf the City of Fridley, Anoka County, hiinnesota, has deemed it expedient to receave evidence pertaining to the.improvements hereinafter described. NOiV, THEREFORE, NOTICE IS �iEREBY GIVEN TH�T on the 12th day of �lovember. , 19%5 at 7:30 o'clock P.Pi. the City Council will meet at the City Hall in said City, and taa.11 at s3id time and place hear all parties interested in said improvements in whole or in part. The gel�eral nature of the ir:rpravements is the cons�ruction (in the lands and streets noted below) of the following inrprovements, to-wit: CONSTRUCTIGN ITEM A. STF.EETS U\DLR PFtOJI;CT Sl'. 1974-1 Ilr �l r{ 1. S7th Place 4th Stxeet to 7th Street 2. Sqizixe Drive) �iarris Rice C;reel: Roacl to Alississi.ppi St.reet 3. Dana Cnu:ri: ) Lake Lisi:r_�Le Sc�uiz�e I�rive, East to Ct�l-de-sac 4. Cam� lot La.ne) �ddi tion �rtht.ar Stree�t to the East 5. 73'z favenue }Iigh�,�ay �7GS F�ast Service Road to Central Ave. 6. Bacon Dri.ve Onondag� S�Lreet to 75th Avenue 7. Sunxise Dr.ive blst Ave. to T,II, 1t47 Se.rvice Road 8. Rainbaw i)rive Jupiter Dxive to T.I1. #47 5ervice Road g, Arthur Street Rice Creek Road to Mississippi Street B. STRI:�TS UNDER ST. 1974-2 (btSAS) • I. biississippi Sireet Central Aventie io 5tinson Boulevard ESTIbi4TED COST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . $ 314.130.00 THAT THE AREA PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED FOR SAID IhfPRO��EbfENTS IS AS FOLLOtiti'S: For Construction Item above _________________________________________ All of the land abutting upon said streets named above and all lands within, adjacent and abutting thereto. AlI of said land to be assessed proportionately according to the benefits received by such ir,!provement. Notice of Iieaxing St. 1974-1 � 2 Page 2 'I'hat should the Council proceed bhith said i.mprovenents they will consider each separate improvements, exce�t as hereafter otherwise provided by the Council all under the follo�aing �.uthority, to-wit: i�iinnesota Siatutes 1961, Gilapter 429 and 1a�4�s amenda�ory �hereof, and in conformity with the City Charter. DATED THIS 2`�rl�Fj DAY OF OCTOBER , 197 �, EY ORDER OF THE CITY COtJNCIL. Publish: Octot�er 31, 1973 November 7, 1973 MAYOR - FRANK G. LIEBL 0 I� 11 �n , � � RESOLUTION N0. A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT, FTNAL PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND L-'S`I'IP'IATES Ofi CUSTS THEREOF, AND APPROVZNG PLANS FOP. TIiE URBI�NI'LA`I'ION OP T.H. ;E65 FROM SOUTH MUNICIPAL LIP�IITS TO I. 694 AND IMPROVEMET�T OF INTERSECTIGNS OF 5?_ND AND 53P.D AVENUES, AND ROADGIAYS: STREa T IT�PROVEMEN`I' PROJECT ST. 197�f-3 6�JHERE�S, R�soZtu�_on No. ��2-1973 adopted ori the �st ' day af October by the City Counci=l_,�set the date for hearing on �the proposed zmProvemen�ts, as specifically noted in the Notice of Hearing attached thereto for reference as Exhibi-t "A", and � � � � l WHEREI�S, all of the pr.oper�-ty owners whose property is liable to t�e �ssessed with the 7naking o� these irnprovernetns (as no-ted in said Notice) were given ten (10) days natice by mai1. and pub- lished no-rice of ihe Counc_i1 Hearing throuoh �twa (2) weekly publica�tions of th� rec�uired notice. and the hearing was he:ld and the proper�ty owners heard t�hereon at tlie hearin� as noted in the said notice. NOW, THERFFOkE, BE IT RESOLVED, by �he Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka Coun�ty, P�tinrieosta as f_ollows : l. Tha�t the follow:tng improvem.en�ts proposed by Council Resolution �;`142-1973 are hereby ordered to be eFf�cted and complc-ted as soa�? as re�.sonably possible, �to-wit : Street improvernents, including grading, stabilized � base, hot-mix biturninous mat, conerete curb and gutter, storm sewer and o-ther faciliti_es, located as follows: � ' � a) Urbanization of T.H. #65 from Soutli Municipal Boundaries to I. 694 b? 53rd Avenue Improvement Tncluding Tntersection from 800 Feet West of Intersection to 300 Fee�t East of Tntersection of 53rd Avenue � T.H. #65 c) Zmprovemen� of 52nd Avenue Tnc_luding Intersection Frcm 52nd Avenue � T.H. #65 Intersection to 400' East � 2. That work to be performed under this proje�t may be_per- formecl under one or more contracts as may be deem�d advisable upon receipt of bids. � � 3. That the Ci�ty Engineer, Col. Fits.En�ineer and the Minneso�La �Iighway Departmeni are hereby designated as the Engineers �or this improvement. They shall prepare final plans � sp�cifications for the making af such improv�ment. � ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF 'I'HE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS ' DAY OF � ATTEST: , 1973. FRl1NY, G. LIE}3L - rIf�YOR III 12 ' P'i11R�IN C. BRUNSELL - GI`I'Y GLEIZI< - r ' � � � ' � � � � , ' �� , I � RESOLUTION N0. A RESOLUTION INDICATING THAT TH� CITY OF FRIDLEY INTENDS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE URBANI'LATION OF TRUNK HIGHWAY �65 WHEREAS, the State of MiniiesotZ, Department of Highways, pro- poses to make certai.n improvements on a portion of Trunk Highway No. 65 located in -Lhe City of Fridley in Anoka County from the south Muni.cip�I Bounciaries to.T. 694, to include 53rc1 Avenue improvement including intersection from 800 feet wes�t of inter- section to 30Q feet east of intersection of 53rd Avenue and T.H. #65, and the improvement ot 52nd Avenu� including intersection �rom 5?_nd A��enue and T.H. #�65 intersection to 400 feet east. WHEREAS, such improvements include the follawing items which are of benefit to the City: curb and gutter, surface widening, storm se�aer, catch basins and 1_eads, and other items as determined by Minnesota Hig}Zway Department Directives, "Basi� Policies and Procedures (5-100)". BE IT RESOLVED, that following approval by the Minnesota Department of Higl�iways o�= plans and specitications for said im- provements o� said trunk highway and before a contract is awarded for the constructi_on of said improvements, the City shall enter into an agreement with the State which shall provide that the City shall pay its share of the cost o_f the improvements as determined by the S�tate in keeping with its latest edition of Minnesota Hight-aay, De�artment Directive - Basic Policies and Proc�dures, Cooperative Construction Projects with Municipalities (a copy of which has be�n received from the Minnesota Highway Department's District Engineer) and, that if the State lets the construction contract, the munici.pality will de�osit with �he State upon demand, after the execution ot the agreement and before the start of construction, a sum equal to an estimate of the City's share as prepared by the Minnesota Department of Highways. The City shall, in addition to paying zts proportionate share of the cost of the proposed work, obtain at its sole cost and expense all necessary right of way easements and construction permits for the work to be performed outside the limits of �the trun)c highway or established City stree-L-s and roads, together with all drainage outle� rights where necessary. Such easements, permits and rights shall be obtained and certified copies of them furnished the Depa�tment of Highways beFore any contract for the proposed work is awarded. . ADOPTED BY T HE CI'I'Y COUNCIL OF THE CZTY OF FRIDLEY .THIS DAY OF , 1973. IATTEST: l__ J � L�J CTTY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL MAYOR - FRANK G. LIEBL IIi 13 ' , FIRST NATIONAL-SOO LIfVE CDNCOURSE 507 MARQUETTE AVE � - -- �._.__._..._,_......_..�._..._________.�.. r.___.._.�_�.�. � , , October 23, 1973 The City Cauncil Fridley, Minnesota Re: Duplication of Lost QoE�ds � Gentiemen: EHLE�.S AIr1D ASSOCIATES, INC. FINANCfAL CQIVSULTANTS MINNEQPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55402 339-8291 (AREA CODE 6121 I Leanard LaBelle, holcfer of $50,000 City of Fridley S�ecial Assessment Fund Bonds of 1972, informs us that the bonds have been misplaced or stolen. Ne has requested that steps be �aken to issue d�plicate bonds. , This situa'eion is governed by f�linnesota Statutes Section 336.8 - 405 and Sectiors 475.69 and 475.70. The City is required to issue duplicate bonds to the owner if the awner complies with the fo)low�ng requirements: � � r i � � (1) He furni shes the Ci ty Lv� th sor�e evi dence af oVanershi p; (2) He in�Forns the City of the circumstances of the loss; (3) He files an indemniiy ��onct with the City ii� an amount equal to twice the face value of i:he bonds; and, (4) He agrees to bear any expense arising from the issuance of duplicate bonds and coupons. Enclosed is a photo copy of Dean Witter's statement of sale to Leonard �aBelle, a statement describing the lost bonds and his willingness to bear a71 costs arising frcm duplication of bonds and coupons, and a Tost securiiies bend in the amount of �100,000 from the Aetna Casualty and Surety Company. Also enclosed is a resolution which the Council can adopt authorizinq the issuance and execution of duplicate bonds and coupons. We feel Mr. LaBelie has met a11 conditions required by law. If you should have any questions, please do not hesitate to ca71. , Very truly yours, --� , /' EHLERS'�A�dl� �S dCZ�T_�' �NC. I � , �J�. � � ,� F ��-v ; /` : �� l % F� � rt L. Ehl �s"� .� � RLE:jr Enclosures I � ' cc: Vlrgi_1 Herrick, City Attorney � " , � � /� �'`� �'� %� " �' L,:,-1 �� ,� L. � ; � � v , � .� ,-�`' r L � �.-� �' <' � L -G � G� � - � ��%` G-�' , , � � �. ` ' G- % / , -�� J; LL� G � c�! �''I �� _ . - . - . .J___._ �/� ' (- -�� f �:c�- _ ✓ � , , � ' , r � � , C � � , , S7ATE OF MIPJNESOTA) AFFIDAVIT OF REPLACEMEfdT ) ss. COUNTY OF HEPJ�dEPIN) OF LOST BONDS I, Leonard LaQe71e, being du7y sworns deposes and says that he is the ovrner of the fo7lowing bonds: Fridiey, Minnesota, Special Assessment Fund Bonds, dated October 1, 1972, n�mbered 373 t}�rou�f� 377, inclusive, due January 1, 1989, bearing inierest at the rate o-F 5.20% per annum, being in bearer form with all coupons attached (� through 33, inclusive); and, Fridley, P�innesota, Special �ssessment �und Bonds, dated OctobLr 1, 1972, numbered 393 through 397, inclusive, due January 1, I991, bearing interest ai the rate of 5.25% per annum, being in bea��er forn� with a11 coupons attached (1 through 37, inclusive); III 14 � each band being in $5,000 denominations, bearing semiannuai inierest commencing January l, 1973, and continuing to maturity of said bonds; that said bonds and attached coupons were stolen from af-Fiant by parties unkno�vn or misplaced on or about October 23, 1972, and that the present whereabouts of said bonds is to affiant unkno�vn; that affiant requests the City of Fridley, P�innesota, to issue anather bond in the p]ace of each of said sto�en or misplaced bonds, as authorized by Minnesota Statutes, Section 475.70, and agrees to pay the expenses of print�ng and execution ofi said replacement bonds, including reasonable attorney's fees. Subscribed,and sworn t-p befare me � thi s �� ==` day of ��1.; , , 1973 . --,� ...� r�,./; , Nota��,Pub] ic, ��,,� l� County, Minnesota % �z�- (NOTARY SEAL) ,; , •.. , ' �� -°�°-.�!.�'� .-� -� `� ° ��'-- � � �� r EXTRACT OF MINUTES OF MEETING OF THE COUNCZL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, a meeting of the Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota, was duly held at the City Hall in said city on Monday, the 15th day of October, 1973, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. The following members were present; and the following were absent: * * * * * * * * * I?I 14 B _ ___ . ____ Councilman --- - -- -- presented and read. the ___-__- _ -- -- following written resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION N0. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ISSUANCE OF REPLAC�MENT BONDS WHEI2BA5, the City of Fridley, Minnesota, issued and sold $2,135,000 Special Assessment F'und Bonds of 1972, dated October 1, 1972, and . WHEREAS, Leonard LaIIelle, whose address is 3911 York Avenue South, Minneapolis, Minnesota, has delivered to the clerk his sworn affidavit that Bond Nos. 393 to 397, both numbers inclusive, w;7ich mature on January 1, 1991, with coupons Nos. 1 to 37, both numbers inclusive attached, and bonc? Nos. 373 to 377 both numbers inclusive, which mature on January 1, i989, with coupons Nos. 1 to 33, both numbers inclusive attached, representing semiannual interest from October 1, 1972 to maturity, have been stolen or lost and asking that the corporation issue replacement bonds, as authorized by Minnesota Statutes, Section 475.70, and has delivered to the clerk a lost securities bond in the sum of $100,000, conditioned as required by law, and with Aetna Casualty and Surety Company as surety thereon, and WHERF.AS, the governing body is advised that it may authorize the issuance of other bonds to the owner in their place, corresponding with the missing obligations as to number, date, amount and unpaid coupons, -1- . __.. . ...._ .._.._._..__.._._.... ____....__.._..__..__ ��._. ___.T-.. ...-,.---..,-.... ....-.�.,.�,._.ry.�,.:._:,<-,•-<-.sa.:ze�m+^�rca�s,mF---.,.T ......1.,._ .__..r.,,q. . . . . . ., . . .� III �_ 14 C NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLV�D By the City Council of the C�ty of Fridley, Minnesota, that the city clerk is authorized and directed to cause suitable replacement bonds to be printed, said bonds to correspond with the missing bonds as to date, number, amount and unpaid coupons, but both bonds and coupons to be of distinctive color and marked "DUPLICATF" bond, and to be executed with the original facsimile signature and the manual signature of the mayor and city manager, respectively, and the city treasurer, and to deZiver said bonds to Leonard LaEelle upon payment of all costs in connection with said replacement bonds, including attorney fees. Signed: Attest: City Clerk Mayor . The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Councilman , and upon vote beinq taken thereon, the following voted AYE: . and the following voted N0: whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. -2- , 3 , 1 , , �� FROM: DATE: �rj 1� MEMORANDL?M NASIM. QURESHT , ACTING CTTY l��i�iv'AGER JAM�S P. HILL, ASSIST�,P.?T CITY 1+�lANAGER/PUBLIC SAFETY DIRECTOR OCTOI3ER 26, 1973 SUBJECT : APPOIh'�As�NT 4F NEW EP4PLOYEES (REPLACE�,ENTS ) � . . I hereby submit far �rc�ur concurrence, and coi�firmation by City Council, � the appointments af th�: beJ_o�� n.amed i.ndividual_s as probationary police technicians �'or the Fridley �olice D�partment. ' Effiective Name Date Salary Replaces 1 Carla C. Ot� 11-I-73 Lani R. Gartne�° 11-1_-73 Amy R. Herron 11--1-73 $ 59.9 Lawrence Chubb 599 Lester Rizasell 599 Donald Lee , Carla C. Ott is 24, single, and lives in T�inneapolis. Nliss Ott comes , froi� Re�d�burg, ti°?iscorisin. She obtain�d her Bachelor Degree in speech and sociology from the Ur�iversity af Cvisconsin and her b�asters Degree from Bowling Green State University ir. Ohio. Miss Ott taught school in Tolec�o, Ol�.io, and h�?s recently ��ork�d in the job placement field. � Her college caurses include subjects in criminology and social prablems. Idiss Ott re�alaces tecYlnzcian Larzy Chubb who was recently appointed a police officer. . � , , � LJ ' , ' ' Lani R. Gartner is 24, has two children ages 3� and 5, and lives with her par�nts in Austin, Minnesata. l�2rs. Gartner has completed the Law Enforcement Offzce Occupations Course at 916 Vo-Tech School and has worked for the Oakdale Police Department. Mrs. Ga.rtner is planning the continuation of her educati.on in the Law Enforcement Field. Mrs. Gartner replaces Dispatc�her Lester Russell who w�as appointed a I,ead Dispatcher for the new Anoka County Law Enforcement Communication Center. Amy P,. H�rron i.s 23, married with no children and l.ives in Coon Rapids. Mrs. Herron has been employed by the Nennepin County Court Services in the Juvenile Pr�bation Unit for the past � years. Mrs. Herron has received outstanding performance ratings from Fiennepin County and comes to us with exceptionally high reco�mendations. Mrs. Herron replaces Dispatcher pon Lee who �aas appointed a Lead Dispztcher for the Anoka Couni:y Law Enforcement Communication Center. NAME Deborah Hurni 6540 East River Rd. Fridley, Mi;;nesota POSTTTON Clerk Typist/ Accounting Clerk Finance Department SALARY $446 per month EFFECTIVE DATE October 29, 1973 III 1 1� i-� REPLAC�S Margie Goranson ' III 17 � MITLTIPLE DWELLING LICENSES TO BE APPROVED Period September 1, 1973 to September 1, 1974 � ' OWNER ADbRESS UNITS FEE APPROVED BY: 'Delta Land Inc. 5848 - 2nd St. N.E. 8 $ 15.00 Robert D. Aldrich, 6291 Comet Lane Fire Prev. Fridley, Mn. 55432 'James H. Johnson 380 - 57th P1ace N.E. 4 15.00 Robert D. Aldrich, 621 Bennett Drive Fire Prev. Fridl.ey, Mn. 55432 tWm. L. Zaier, Jr. 6550 Central Ave. N.E. 4 15.00 Robert D. Aldrich, 6556 Central Ave. N.E. Fire Prev. ' Fridley, Mn. 55432 Duane Oftelie 6503 East River Rd. 5 15.00 Robert D. Aldrich, 4511 Gettysburg Ave. No. Fire Prev. � Mpls, Nn. 55428 � Darrel A. Farr Devel. Corp. 16Q1 Ini�.sbruck No. 34 39.00 Robert D. Aldrich, 2810 Co. Rd. 10 Fire Prev. Mpls, Mn. 55430 , . ' ' - � � , ' ' � � ' � III CONTRL�CTOR' S LTC�i�S�S TO BE APPROVED BX COUTiCIL AT TIiEIR REGUI,AIt r1EETING ON OC'IOBER ?_9, 1973 (All �Il1V� A$25.00 F�E) 1% a EXCAVATING APPROVED BY Unitecl Tdater & Se�aex Company 5?_00 Eden Circle 2•Sinneapolis, riinn. 55436 By: James I.. Spetz C. $elisle c�rr��.r, co��cro� C. F. �iab1121 & Sons G�mpany 4005 West 65th Street Edina, rlinn. 55435 By: R. A. Roberts C. Belis�e Robert F. Norber_� l'�uitder 3316 Hillsboro L�venue l�orth Neto Hope, l�iiiin . 55!+27 By : Robert F. Noxberg C. Belis le Wi_eman-Slechta Tnd. ]31dg. Inc. 8�30 J Street Omaha, Nebraska 68127 �y: Wm. T�ieman or Evexet� Sl.echta C. Belisle ri�S 0 i�TRY rlurphy Cons�ruction & Restoxation Company 8425 Hale Avenue South Cottage Grove, Minn. 55Q16 By: Richaxd J. Murphy H. C. Ldagax Company Inc . - 5940 Stinson �3ou? evard N.E. Minneapolis, l�iinn. By: H. C. Wagar 0 C. Belisle C. Belisle ❑ III LICEIIS� TO �� APPROV�D BY T�IE �ITY COUi�dCiL AT TH4� t'1rETIiTG OF OC`TOT3ETt 29, 1973 17 � SOLTCITO�. Pack 711� C�ab Scouts &�oy Scouts Glan Johnson, Chairman Ttems to be sold includea Ca�°rr.el Popcar�n Toasted P�an.ut� SuniJ.aG•rer S�;�ds � Non Prafit Organization III 1� ESTIrSt1TES 1QR CITY COUNCIL CONSIDERATIQN - OCTOBER 29, 1973 ME�TING � Weaver, Talle & Herrick 3I6 East Main Street � Anoka, Minnesota 55303 September Retainer and services rendered ' • dated October. 19, 1973 $ 1,2$8.00 - Northdale Constructi.on Company � 8208 Northtaood Park�oay Minneapolis, J�iinnesota 55427 ' FINAL ESTIMATE N0. 3 far kTater, Sanitary Sewer and Storm Sewer Project No. 112 $ 7,413.02 i � � . 1 . 1� 1 .1 . 1 � 1 1 � � � � � � � 1 � �1 1 i � � ' � LAW OFFICES � WEAVER, TALLE & HERRICK T ,CHARLES R. WEAVER � . 316EAS' I I j HERMAN L. TALLE � ANOKA, 1 VIRGIL C. HERRICK . 1� � R06ER'i MUNNS �annES �. cieas OCtobe.r I9 .Z973 FREDGRICK W. KEISER, JR. / WILLIAM K. GOODRICFi THOMASA.GEDDE . � � City of Fridley � � September Retainer $1,000.00 � Council Meetings 14 hours• Staff Meetinqs 3 hours Conferences with City Manager & Staff 5 hours � Chies vs. Fridle� 2 hours Project 102 2 hours Conferences & Phone Conversations 2 hours � with Citizens Doy�.e - Special Use Permit I hour Metro 500 vs. Fridley 3 hours Po.Zzce Pension 1 hour ' Darrel Farr Develapment Co. 2 hours 35 hours Hours in excess of 30 @$35.00 per hour I75.00 � Secr�tarial A1lowance • 200.00 Expenses Advanced: C1erk of District Court Re: Metro 500 13.00 � fiOTAL . . . . . . . . . . . $1,288.00 � ' . I ' . . I � , � ' �` 1 � � � III 18 � CI'I'Y ENGINEERING DEPARTA�iENT CI'I'Y OF FRIDLL;Y 6431 U�IIG'ERSI1'Y AVENUE N.F:. PRIDI,�Y, TIINNESOTA 55432 September 27, 1973 Ilonorable Dlayor and City Council • . City of Fridley c/o Nasim i�1. Qtireshi, Acting City Alanager 6431 Un:iversity Avenue N.E. Fridley, ;�tinnesota 55432 Gentlemen: � CERTIPICATF, OF THI: ENGINEEIt � 1Ve hereby submit the FINAL F:STII�I.�TE N0. 3 for Noxthdale Construction Co., 5208 North�aood Parkc�ra.y, I�finneapolis, hlinnesota 55427 for tVater, Sanitary Seti�ler and Stcr.m Se�ver Projcct No. 1�.2. Original Contract Delete Temporary Bituminous Roaclway Revised Con-tract Price iVater., Sanitary Se�aer and Storm Se�ver Project No. 112. FINAL Constxuction Cost �or jVafiex, Sa.nitary Sewer and Storm Se�aer. Pxoject N�. 11;?. FINAL Construction Cost for l4ater, Sanitary Sec�rer and Storm Se��er Proj ect No. 112 LESS: Estimate ;�`I $17, 345. 74 F;stimate ir2 41,463.63 $76,096.50 6,273.50 $69,823.00 566,222.39 $66,222.39 . 58,809.37 E1I�10UNT DUl: FINAL ESTIM�T� ��3 � ��1t3 �2 {Ve have vie�eed. the c��orl: unc�ex contz•act for the construction of l�`ater, Sanitary Se�tirer and Storm Sewer Projeci: No. 112 and .find that the same is substantially compleie in accordance �ait31 thc contract documen`ts. I recommend that Final Payment be made upon accep�a�ICe of the ��or}: by your llonorable Bocly, and that the one year contractual maintenance bond com- mence on tl�e date l:i sted abo ��e. Preparcd f�y`�f�. `l,L�t:,1�--►�u�,� Ciiecked I3y ,��.�� ~ Respectfully stibmitted r � ��-� � ' - 'ASlbl P,1. QURI:SfiI, P.1:. City Engi.neer - llirector of Planning Page 2 Izi 1g r. PINAL Estimate f_or Northdale Cortstruction Company tVater, Sanitary Se��er and Storm Selaer Project No. 112 CER`I'IFICA"I'E OF TIIE CONT'R11C1'OR TlZis is to certify that itet;ls of tlie ��iork� sho��an in th�s staternent of taork ceriified herein has been actually furn:ished and done for the above mentioned projects in accordance ��ith the plans and s��ecifications heretofore appr.oved. The FI\�AL Contract Cost is $��,�2Z�,3e� for tVater, Sanitary Sewer and Storm Se�ver Projec� No. 112 �aould cover in full the contractor's claims against the City of alI labor, mater.ials and otlier ��tork done by the coniractor under tliis project. I decla�.r. undex the penalties of perjury that this statem�nt is just and correct. i �:-� .� DATE -; ,�� /__ _ /-/-� T Northclale Construction Company � . '��./, / /"r�'� ontrac��i-� '� Title 0 c � � CITY F.NGINEERING DEP�R'fDIi.NT '�� CITY OF I�RIDLEI' 6431 UNII�F:RSI I'Y AV}:i�'UE �'. E. I�RIDLEY, ASIJ�'NESO'Tl1 55432 September 27, 1973 Honorable �Iayor and Ciiy Council � _ c/o lir. Nasim Qureshi, Acting City I�lanager City o£ Fridley 6431 University �venue N.E. Fridley, i�Iinnesota 55432 Re: Final Estimate tf3 for Northclale Construction Company 14'ater, Sani�ary Sezaer and Storm Setaer, Project No. 112 � Gentlemen. {1Te hereby su'omzt the Final l:stimate for Northdale Construction Company, Inc., 8208 Nort2i:aood Parkivay, TiinT�eapolis, b�li_nneso�a 55427 for �eork completed this date for the canstruction of Sanitary and Storm Se�aer and ltiater Improvement Project No. 112, according to contract. � C0�1P�,E`I'ED i�'OR�: 1529 605 187 917. 2 487.9 208.5 38 Zss. � 70.6 2� , s 61 156. 7 94 104 133.6 168.3 2 2 T 3 1465 1415 43 43 9 �33. 44 43. L. F. 6" DIP 11�atermain L. F. S" DIP iVa�errnain L.F. 10" DIP SVatermain L.F. 8" PVC 8-10' lleep L.F. 8" PVC 10-12' Deep I..F. S" PVC 12-14' De�� L.F. 8" PVC 14-1G� Deep L.F. 8" PVC 1G-18' Deep L.F. 12" RCP 0-8' lleep L.I=. 12" RCP 8-10' Deep L.F. 12" kCP 10-12' Deep L. F. 15" I:CP 0-8' Deep L. F. 15" RCP 8-10' I)eep L.F. 18" RCP 0-8' Deep L.F. 21" F.CP 0-8' Deep L.F. 24" RCP 0-8' lleep F.ach 6" Gate Valve tivith Box Each 8" Gate Valve with Bax Each Relocate tlydrant Each� Eiydrant �vit3i Valve Lbs. Special Ductile Fit�ings L.I�. 1" Copper ldater. Service Each Curb Stop F� Box Each Corps Each rlanholes 0-8' lleep L.F. Extra M.H. Depth below 8' Each tiV'yes and Bends @ @ , @ @ @ @ @ @ � � @ @ @ @ @ @ @ � @ @ � @ @ . @ @ � � � � � � � � $ � � � $ � $ $ � � $ � � � $ � $ $ � � � S.50 7.00 �.00 b.20 6.70 7.2p 9.00 11.00 7. 00 7.5Q 8.00 8.00 8.50 9.00 10.00 11.00 150.00' 200.00 150.00 4G0�. 00 0.50 3.90 35.00 10.00 3so.00 35.00 20.00 � 8,409.50 4, 235.00 1,496.00 5,686.64 3, 268. �3 1,501.20 342.00 2, 845. 70 494.20 223.50 488.00 1,253.60 799.00 936.00 1,336.00 1, 851. 30 300.00 400.00 150.00 1,380.00 732.50 5,515.50 1, 505.00 430.00 3,420.U0 1,170.40 860.00 III 13�. Page a 1434 L.F. 6" PVC San. Service 4 Each 12" RCP �proil w/Trash Guard 2 Each 15" RCP Apron w/Trash Guard 1 Each 21" hCP ,�lpron tv/Trash Guard 1 Each 24" RCP Apron tiv/Trash Guar. d 59 Tons Rip Rap � , 3 Each Catch Basins F or G 2 Each Special Catch Lasins 2268 C.Y.Common Excavation 1235 C.Y.Granular Borxow 493.14 C.1'.Sub-Grade Cor.zection 0.3 ncres Clearina ancl Grubbii�g 43 Each San. Service Closure Cap Total jVork Completed to Date I,ess Estimate Na. 1 Less Estimate No. 2 AI�IOUNT \'O�V DUE. . . . . . . . . . . � �� - I'repared By�.<�' -! 1� i.-i��,2,., L._:� Checked 13y� ��%' r `;:-�,/°' -a'•-a- �.� l � � � �� @ � 3.50 @ $ 65.00 � $� 75.00 @ � 100.00 @ $ 150.00 @ � 10.00 C� � 300.00 @ � 250.00 @ � 1.00 C� $ 2.50 @ � 3.00 @ $2,000.00 @ $ ?..00 III �8 E �$ 5,019.00 260.00 150.00 100.00 15U.00 5�0.00 90Q.00 500.00 2,268.OU 3,087.50 1,479.�12 600.00 86.00 $66,222.39 17,345.74 41,463.63 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . � 7, 413. 02 ` Respectfully subn�itted, ,� � �/ � >� /�� .� r �,� � - -��.r.. , �.�, . ,� , Kichard N. Sobiech Assisi:aT�t Engineer Approved By�;�%'��p � - �, � i ASIb�i M. QURESfiI, P.E. City En�ineer - Dixector of Planning 0 �j I � � Octob�r 17, 1973 � � c�ort�m�ia ��ei��jt� �u%Iic �t�jooig lNOtrLrNDENT YCHOOG DI'JTRICT NO. 13 HOWAE2D A. JEN50N� SUPEH/NTENOENT 1h00 4^>7H AVEFdISE N. E. CdLUMESIA H�ICH`('5. MINN. 55421 An Equa! Opportunity Employer 612 788 960] Nasi.m Qureshi � Ae�tin; Cit� A��.r.ager 6�;31 university �ve. P1.E@ Fridley, P�iinnesattt 5�/�21 � Dear Mr. Quz�shi: s�Lo�� 1 The School Baard of Irxdependent School District �I3, Colw*abia Heigh-�s� � passed tiie ioZlo�rang resolutaan an Octob�r. 9, 19r13 x°�garding the praposed iv�,tura Center in x ridley: � � Be I�t R�saltred, that Indepnndent School District �;�13 �ncourage the Fridley City Council to develop �?or�h Park �trea into a Nature Cc�n�er b�cause it� opinion is that the.�Ta`ture C�nter would potenti�xlly benefit our educrztions.l pro�r�.m. Plea.se advise the city couneil accordin�ly, � Very truly yours, �F1'/V�l4.:.�!•'/'YlG�rl�1'l. , � V• �i/1 ��1�/ ROSC,'Illt%Y'�' Bj*X°,8�5 :� � Clerk� School District ,��13 � RB/Iw � � I � � �Coiutt��ia ��ei��jt� �3cc�ric �c�joorg /NDCPENDENT g'CHOOL OlSTRlCT NO. 13 1-10WARD A. JENSON. SUPER/NT£NDENT 1400 49TH AVENUE N. E. COLUME3IA HEIGHTS, MINN. 55421 August 1, 1973 Mr. Gerald Davis Fridley City P4anaqer 6431 Universitv Ave. N.E. Fridley, Minneso�a 5542i Dear P�Ir. 1�avis: � �, � I! ��;�' �; �.� t,� ;� � I� 9�: I�\ �,S � /� This letter is in'rex�ly to a letter from your office on June 11, 1973 signed by ,7ames P, Hill, Acta.nq City Manager, and cieals with North Park and its %uture use. The qu�stions addressed to schooZ superintendents and school boards deal� with its use as a school educational faCility. Two questions w�re raised. Number I asked if we had a naturalist ar a teacher serving in that capacity who could serve and if said teacher could donate a portion of her time to survey variaus sites in Fridley for educa- tional pragrams. The anssaer is - we have no such person on our staf.f. Questinn 2 dealt with the school district`s willinaness to furnish financi�al or sta£f support for the continuous operation of such a nature interpretive area. The answer is - doubtful. I have not talked to the school k�oard but the feeling of the administrative staff is that we have several areas �aithin our school district u�hich serve our purposes quite adequately. Thank you f.or considering us in your plans. If a golf caurse is the end product we would, of course, be interested since we have no such facilitv in our schooZ district. Very trulylyours, � /�� --�`�. L.., f' ,• , H. A. J(�nson Superin'tendent iiAJ/lw rv 1 i� I IV �nok�-�nne��n �ndep�►�d�nt Sehoo� ��St�«t �lo. �� 2 � . �no�ia, ci��lnnESOEa >53�> I Phonc 427-1880 �Nils Sandcll, Chairmt�n Erling O. Johnson, Superintcndcn[ A. G. Drury, Vicc-Chairman Alvin $almcla, Assistant Superintcndc�il Rc�bcrl Gordon, `I'tcasurcr S. M. Cicvclanci, Assistant Superintcndcnt IJohn Weaver, ('lerk �Dr. Uavid Spenccr, Dircctor Jim Vick, Dircctor �Ctobel" 23� �973 � F2-idley City Council 6437 University Avenue, N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Gentfemen: The School Board ancl si�aff of Anoka-Hennepin School District No. 11 has continued i�o give careful study to the proposal fhat a nature cenfier be developed in North Park in Fridley. At a meefiing on Monday, Octa�er 22, the $chool Board made i�he fofiowing commitment in fhe event North Park is developed as a nature center: 1. To use the site f'o the extent it fits into fihe school district's out- door education program. 2. To participai-e in staffing the outdoor education center by sharing in woA•king cooperatively with a naturalist that might be on the North Park staff or sharing a naturalist that could be on the District No. 11 staff ta the extent that this fits into fihe educational program of Disti•ici� No. 11. � � e y sincerely, 1 -� �f:t �r � �, � ��,!�� u e�rint��n t f Schools V EOJ:mg ■ � � ;e� ,�, ,, ��; �� , ; ` '�= :��:� FRIGL�1' POST N0� 3b3 1Q42 Osborne Road t°i.E. Fcidley, Minneso4a 55432 To l'��ayor Fran� T,i�bl Cou.ncil�en �ir� �:r�i�l.er 'rY `c�.��i St��,r�aalt TI.l1 i'ie� r�v�x �tt �Jtter i The I'ridley Veter�.n� oi �F'orPign �r,'�.rs 1'o�t ivo. 363 invi�te you to a�tenc� �h� de�c�ication oi the Veteran� �Y,onuu.ent at �.�isenho�a�r �quare on Sunda.y, ��:ov. 1 i (�r�nistiee Da.y) , at 10 . 3 0 �. . IY7 . Sincerely;'� " �� • f; ' , � , `�1-, �.,�, ;� C �% �.,- , �_ �' ,� � (� � Commander VFW Past 363 � VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE UNITED STATES IV 5 i, '1 s '' ��lYiY�� Ji.�l ��lY � v ✓ � 6107 WAYZATA BOULEVARD �� EALTp�, • MINNEAPOLtS, MtNN. 55416 . PHONE: 612-544.87 .• - � Mr. Ed tJi ) mes Islahds for Peace 6431 University Avenue N, E, Minneapoiis, Minnesota 55432 Dear Mr. Wi 1mes: October 2�, I973 Enclosed is check for the "lslands for Peace" ih fhe United S a►�°unt of $15p.00. tates Congressman Bill Frenze) re speaking at our State Convention on S� auested that his hor�orarium for "�slands for Peace" an�{ sent to Ptember 21, 1973 be made out to the you. We are pleased to send you the check, an� W�Sh your signtficant endeavor. .YQu the most success with Warm regards, - � / � �,M� "` Bernard G. Rice Executive Vice President ' DRS/k m ' CC: Congressman g�1) Frenze) i ' I' RUSSELL J. GR/NDE, PRES10EN7 MINNE0.POLI5 � ELEANOR KIRK(,IN, VICE pRE51DENT � ROCHESTER THOMAS J. DEIqNEY, VICE PRESIDEN7 ST. PAUL OFFICEF25 KENNETH KJOS, SECRETARY MADISON JOHN E. HOFF, JR., 7REASURER ' DULUTN LEE DOUCETTE, EXECUTIV� 5£CRE7ARy MINNEApOLIS BERNARD G. RICE, EXECUTIVE VICE PRE.�,IDENT MINNEAPOLIS ' � f ` ��` , / �%>�°= Donald P,. S midt Assistant A�dministratar DIRECTORS . � PRESIDENTS OF AL(, LOCAL 60ARD5 PAST PRES�p�nTS EX-OFFICIQ DIRECTORS FRANK HqUMANN, t�EW VLM GEORGE R. FSEDARD, g{Z��Y_�p � � BENJA¢{(N F. BER!dEl. N,I�YEAp0�15 RAY W. FARlCY. ST. PAUL HAFtRY GOO'JYEAR. JR.. MIN�(EA?OLIS C�Y�z GORHAM, BRAINER� w��AM HOLp{pUIST, 11UTGHINSOV -1. RICHARD KbNLBRY, DULVTH CY KUEFLER, ST, CLOLD EOW�ry g, LA�SON, FrRGVS FALlS FRANK LUEDThe, OWq70�ry•A GEORGE MACKEN21£. 5T. P_TER CY �"��CryqEL, Si. PAU� WM. FJ. MUSKE. ST. PAUL NAROLO J, SCHUyLER, MI,y��,�pO�iS� �.EON SNAPIRO, ROCFIsSTER pHILIP C. SMiBY. MINh=_A?OCiS MATT J, VVACDRON, ST, pAy� CLIFFORD E. Yyt1LlAH30Y_ uer.:..�.__' . � ' �. � � ACTIVITY ASSESSIi�iG � Division of Prcperty New Pla�ts � Rea1 Estate Appraisals � SPECIAL ASSESSP;'t?PvTS Division of Property �Searches . Prepayments Jobs Assessed Amount of Prepayments � � Amount of Assessment Ro1�s � ACCOUNTING Checks Processed �Individu�Al Receip�ts Issued Water Accouzzts Receivable Collected Amount Bi.l1e d Number of Billed Accounts �Shut-off Notices Issued Service Discontinued � PURCHI�SING Purchase Orders Issued , Volwne of Purchase Orders � NUI��I3ER OF ACTIVE ACCOUNTS g/31/73 6763 �12/31/7?_ 6�1�$ 12/31/71 6173 12/31/70 6054 ,�2/3�/�.9 59�7 12/31/68 5748 I 1�/31/67 5496 12/31/66 5304 � 12/31/65 , SOgO I • . CITY OF FRIDLEY TRIAL BAL�1Iv'CE 31 �IUGUST 1973 THIS 1�ItONT�I 0 0 100 6 91 �9 a�� ) "r� l . ? J $9g5,679.30 920 2l�62 $101,110.00 $100,2&0.50 2050. 0 0 121� �4i,�o7.34 YEAR TO DATE 0 2 1L�90 �3 734 1021 1 $2�0,836.7� $9�5,679.30 61�21 20086 $639,7�2.16 $662,691.70. l�OgO� 0 0 960 �334,66�+.�0 LAST YEAR. TO DATE 10 3 2g75 9 615 9g� g $268,53g.52 $ 515 , 577_ . l�. 5957 1951� $557,231.07 $626,657.69 16705 0 1319 $25�,034•35 m P�RMANENT BONDS OUTSTANDING AUGUST 31, Iq73 PERhIANENT BONDS OUTSTANDfNG 1/i/73 Civic Center park 6onds Publ i c Ut i 1 i ty R�ver�ue Special Assessm�nts Permanent Water Improvement PERhtANEt�T BOFJDS ISSUED TO 7/1/73 PERPIANENI� 80NDS PAID 1/1/73 TO 8/31/73 Civic Center Pa rk 6onds Public Utility Revenue Special Assessment Permanent Water Improvement TOTAL 7'OTAL BALANCE /�ND�PURPOSE OF BONDS OUTSTANDING 8/31/73 Civic Center . Park Bonds � � Public Utility Revenue Special Assessment Permanent Water lmprovement � TOTAL $ 405,000.00 65,00a.00 60,000.00 7,546,000000 1,i40,OD0.o0 $ g,2t6,0o0°00 NONE $ 20,OOOo00 40,000.00 NONE 889,o0oao0 70,000.00 $ 1;019,000.00 $ 385,000.00 25,000e0o 60,000.00 6,642,000.00 1,085,000.00 $ 8,197,000.00 0 � . I �. � � � ORIGINAL AMOUi�T $� 110, 000 . 00 i�30,000.00 � 6�O,OOQ.00 � 350,000.00 $1,570,000.00 � � � � t � � I � . � � SCHF.DULE OF TEn�'OR�1RY BONDS OUTSTIWDINC, 31 11UGUST 1973 - PURCHI�SED �Y INVESTT�PdT FUND BALANCE OUTSTI�S�DIT,T('j $ 7_05,ODU.00 3 Years �+25,000.00 3 Years 6�0,000.00 3 Years 350,000.00 3 Years $1,560,000.00 � INTEREST DUE DATE DUE DATE SS�I & SS #106 January 1 & July l, 1975 July 1 ST. 197?_-1 & 2 March 1& Sep�i;ember l, 1975 September 1 ST. 1973-1 & 2 February 1& August l, 1976 August 1 SW & SS #102 February 1 & August 1, 1976 August 1 INTEREST 7� Temporar�T Bonds Outstanding 1/1/73 $ 5�+0,000.00 Temporary Bonds Issued g/31/73 1,030,000.00 Temporary Bonds Paid g/31/73 10,000.00 � $1,560,000.00 7% 7% 7% � �. INVESTMENTS IN U.S. GOVERNn,i�NT AND BANK SECURITIES � �. 31 AUGUST 1973 � DATE APPROX, ' FUND AMOUNT TYPE OF INVES`I`"��ENT PURCF:IISED DUE DATE COST YTELD � I estment Farmers Home Administra- F d 1,675,U00.00 tion No�Le, I�ridley Bank 10/lE,/72 10/11/73 1,675,000.00 5.75� T estm�nt U.S. 'Treasury Bills F d 60, 000. 00 � ri.dley Bank !�/27j7.3 2/12/7� 56, 876. 60 6. 44� T stment U.S. Treasury Notes F 375,000.00 Fridley Bank 7/10/73 2/15/7� 3�5,5�6.37 $.22� I�estment. Federal��Intermediate Credit F d 190, 000. 00 Bank �3orids, Fridley Bank 6/1F3/73 3/!�/7� 190, 01�2. 22 7. 35% I estment �ederal Nat'1 TJlort�age F�d 100, 000. 00 Assn. , Fridley Bank 6/?_ �/71 3/11_/71t 104, 9F3$. �9 6. 62% I estment Feder.al P1at'1 Mortgage • F�d t�09, OQO. 00 Assn. , Fridley Bank 7/1/71 3/�7-/71� l�l�., /�72. 22 6. 82i Investment Federal Nat'1 Mortgage �_ F�d 100, 250. 00 Assn. , Fridley Bank 7/16/70 3/ll+/7l� 102, 31.6. 67 7.75% �nvestment Federal Home Loans . F�d 175,000.00 Fridley B�u7k 6/25/71 !�/27%7� 175,000.00 6.35% Investment Federal Land Bank F d l,25,000.00 Bonds, Fridley Bank 1�/26/71 10/21/7l� l�25,375.42 5.30� T estment Federal Home Loan Fund 125,000.00" Bank, Fri_dley Bank 8/25/70 g/25/75 125,772.92 7.95% I�estment Federal Nat' 1 r.4or Lgage Fund 150,000.00 Assn.. Fridley Bank 6/10/71 6/10/76 150,000.00 6.70� I�estment . Federal Nat'1 Niortgage Fund 200,000.00 Assn., Fridley �3ank 12/11/72 12/10/76 200,000.00 6.25� T�estment Federal Land Bank . �'und 50,000.00 Bonds, Fridley Bank 12/3/71 10/20/77 50,780.69 6.19� I�estment �' Federal Home Loans F d 500,000.00 Fridley Bank. 2/26/73 11/27/77 500,000.00 6.80% , , • .. � I �. INVESTMENTS IN U.S. GOVER;Ji��NT AND BANK SECURITIES . 31 AUGUST 1973 • DATE A1�ZOIJNT TYPE OF II��ESTr.�NT PURCHASED DUE DATE In�stment �'ederal Land Bank Fund � 30,000.00 Bonds, Fridley Bank , $4,56�,250,00 � 1 - 1 1 � � � � �� t 1 1 � � 1 � � 1 � . t 1 �. APPROX. COST YIELD 11/17,/71 1/22/79 $ 28,OS1�.3� 5.3�+%� $4,58�,296.3g . 0 LIQUOR $ - 7,124.90 21,055.II9 23,325.13 $ 51,505.92 $ 41,147.52 91 ,888 .82 115,332.12 183,493.72 • $ 431,8G2.18 CITY OF FRIDLEY .. MUNICIPAL LIQllOR STORES LIQUOR SAl_ES REPORT AUGUST 1973 BEER $ - 5,855.5Q 14,702.85 76,739.2] 0 $ 3G,697.56 , MIX & MISC. $ - 343.55 856.61 943,65 $ 2,7 43.81 AUGUST 1973 $ - 13,323.95 36,615.35 40,407.99 $ 90,347.29 YEAR TO DATE 1/1/1973 - 8/31/1973 $ ]0,528.48 $ '1,156.39 $ 52,832.39 58,$77.81 3,582.31 154,348.94 72,695.23 4,703.76 192,131.17 707,394.60 6,166,29 297,054.61 $ 249,49b.12 $ 15,008.75 $ 696,367.05 AUGUST ]972 $ 11 ,330 .56 23,129.50 24 ,239 . i 6 45 ,704 .34 $104,403.56 $ 82,337.Z5 157,521.81 153,603 .77 301,101.72 �694,591.17 . `� ' o o '� N, � � � n.r� �n �n�n�r� � ( I • '-- E . � O tt1 � i • - �� F--- ( • • �� >- ! l0 f� 1 i� O ,� C7 '� � � d' Ol 00 • � Y_ 1 1 • l ' � ' ' 4 �� U f� Ol l.f)� QO Ql ��i�r�f , � r � t � t o �I � �-c� • . . . a,, i ai i rn rn�� ., �n ►-- � o co �o m z � � �� r -- -- — Y� Cl' li! CC � N� V} J C._ r tf� I (f? 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