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11/18/1974 - 5768PATRICIA RANSTROM COUNCIL SECRETARY REGULAR COUNCTL MEETTNG NOVEMBER 78, 1974 � , . , : _ -._ _ ..._ Ft�IiILE:Y CITY COU�ICIL - REGULAR NiEETING - iVOVE��BER 18, 197� — 7:30 P.f�. � � . 7:31 P..1. " � PLE�IGt OF ALLEGIAi�aCE: � Given �� I idUOCAT I Oid : , _ S�ient pra�er ' _ ROLL CALL: A17 present - 1 , ' APPROVAL OF . i�� I idUTES : , REGULAR r°�EETING,, OCTOBEfZ 21, 1�7� Adopted as presented. IREGULAR MEETING, I�OVEMBER �. I9%� ' Adopted as presented. � , $TATEMENT OF CANVASS I�IEETING, I�JOVEMBER 7, Ig%4 ' Adopted as presented. f�OPT I Oid OF AGEi�DA : � . added Petition requesting street light. ' � � ' VISITORS: 1 I l.OiVSIDERATION OF — ITEMS NOT Ov AGENDA 15 Mi�vuTEs I ' � . Mr. Otto Tauer, �866 2nd Street N. E., 566-78T6, complaint concerning litter on 2nd Street. Council action was to direct administration ' to prepare a report noting solutions to problem. ' '' � � . FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL MEE7ING, NOVEMBER 18, 1974 PA�� 1-A � . � VISI70RS CONTINUED: Mrs. Nelen Truenfels, 5248 Horizon Drive, reGuested a draft of an.ordinance ' fram City Attorney concerning proc�dures and riQh�s af election .iudaes. ' ' Mr. Dennis Schneider, 6190 Stinson Blvd. asked for action from the councit orr matters that have been tabled until after the eiection. _ . ............ . ' - � ' � � . . ' ' - ' '' � RtGULAR i�IEETIidG, idOVEM�ER 18, 1974 PAGE 2 � • PU�LIC HEi�RIi�dGS: PUBLIC HEARING OU REZ�NING REQUEST Z�A �F%4—�4, 3Y nt�i�Y F� !`�UH I CH, TO REZONE Lo�s 11-21 AND �OTS 2$-3%, BLOCK 4, SPRING BROOK PARK ADDITI�N, FROM 1'�-1 TO R—l; GENERALLY LOCATED BETWEEN 79TH �+IAY AND LONG�ELLO�' STREET AND ASHTON AVENUE AND THE RAI Lf:OAD TRACKS; . . ��1.�f�7urrnT��n � AND RECEIVING PETITION f�0� 16-1974. . � . . � . . . . . . . � — 1 � Pet9tion Received.. Mr. Leonard Benson, 154 Longfellow Street N. E., requested that his property remain zoned as �t is at the preseni time. No other objections to the rezoning presented. Public Hearing closed. - PUBLIC HEARING ON VACATION REQUEST SAV �%�—O4, BY JERRY GUIMONT, OF A PORTION OF UTILITY EASEMENT, GENERALLY LOCATED AT 6551 ZND STREE-r iV� E, �.��.. No objections expressed. Public Near7ng closed. �,.r...., .,��...... ., . . . � PUBLIC HEARING ON A PROPOSAL TO CONSTRUCT A T'�ATIONAL GUARD ARMORY AND 2-2}# t�ECEIVING COMMUNICATION FROM LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS REGARD I NG NRMORY . � � . . . � � � � � . . . . � . > � . . 3 — 3 $ Letters from League of Women Voters and �ridley Jaycees received. Public'Hearing continued to second hlonday in February (Public Hearing meet�ng). � � _.. � I � � , REGULAR f�EtTIidG, idOVCh1bER 18, 1974 PAGE 3 r �L1� �USINESS: : : � . : COiVS I DERATI ON OF A VAR IANCE TO REDl10E �� I N I MUM ' LOT /�REA, BY I`�ORTH METRO CONSTRUCTIOiV, INC., FOR Z1�O ELY STREET Iy. E. (LOTS ZS AND 26` � , tiLOCK 1�, SPRING �ROOK PARK ADDITION) (TABLED � _ _ OcTOB�R 21, 1974) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . � . . 4 - 4 G � Tabled until December �, 7974. - ` '� . _ , � � CONSIDERATIOf� OF A VARIANCE TO REDUCE �`�1NIMUM � LOT AREA, BY I�ORTH ��IETRO COlVSTRUCTION, INC., � FOR S31 FAI RMONT STREET �'�I. E, (LOTS �.5 AUD .I6, : �LOCK 1, RIVEftVIEW HEIGHTS ADDITION}CTABLED OcTOB�R 21, 1974) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 — 5 B � Council concurred with recommendation ofi 6oard of Appea7s. � - _ � , idEW Bl1S I i�dESS : � � � � RECEIVING COMMUyICATION FROM SPRINGBROOK ��IATURE � CENTER FOUNDATION REGARDING �IORTH PARK. � . � . � , . 6 — 6 A Resolution No. 126-1974 adopted. Resolution presented b;/`Councilman Nee and amended by Counc�lman Breider. lATURALIST & ACTIO(� �v�F��'n• n��--_� -- •. • - �.,.... _ �� I � � l , � RtGUL�1R h�EETI i�G, iuOVEf�iBtR 18, I974 � PAGE 4 � � •� .,, . �ICW DUSIfVESS (CONTINUED) _ . � , . � �� RF _ CEIVING THE l�1 U N TES OF THE bUILDING STANDARDS iJtS I GiV �O�iKOL iYEE � I NG Or 110VEMBER %, 1974 .......]— 7$ � . 1. RELANDSCAPING AND FENCE WORK: FRANK'S ' L I�IURSERY, �620 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N. E. Concurred with Subcommittee and approved. � ■ � . . 3� ANDSCaPING. EDINA OIL COMPANY, 6IO1 UNIVERSITY AVENllE l�i� E� � � - Concurred and appr�ved. .� I � . ' �, RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE �OARD OF r�PPEALS i`�EETING oF idov�MBER 12, 1974. � . � � . . � . . . . .-. �. � . . � � � � . � � .� .. . .. . . . - � . . . . 1. VARIANCE. �'�R. ROBERT P�I� BlJRDICK, � 1316 - 66TH Av�►�u� id, E. I � Approved. . ----- -�----- � � � 2� VARIANCES: PACO, INC., 7791 E�M ,. �, � STREET� IJ. E. � � No action taken. II , 3. VARIANCES: iVORTH N�ETRO CONSTRUCTION, � ��9� EAST RIVER ROAD i�I.E, ' i � .._.__..---_.._ ,..�..... ..---APProved. _ . ^ i ' r : _ 8 �— 8 I � . _ � REGULAR fy1�tTIidG, idOVE[�BER 1�, 1974 � �� PAGE 5 _1 . I��W ��SllrCss t�ONTINUED) � . RECEIVING THE P'�INUTES -0F THE ENVIRONME1vTAL �UALITY . . r so��I N o OcoBR15 1974. ....... 9-9A !- � �OM lIS I N I EETI G F T E , . � Received. � , _. _ . ., . RECEIVING THE �'�INUTES OF THE CITIZEN BIKEWAY � �OMMITTEE OF OCTOBER 3O, I9��. . . . . . � . � . . . . 1� — 1� A � Received. : � _ � � KECEIVING THE ��IINUTES OF THE CITIZEN BIKEFlAY COMMITTEE ��IEETING 0� I�IOVEMBER 6, 1974, . . . . , , � . Il — 11 B � � Received. . r � � CO[�SIDERATIOt� OF NEW TOWING CONTRACT WITH SHORTY' S TOW I �JG . � . . � . . � . � � . � . . . . . .� . IZ — IZ I � Contract approved. � � � �. t�EGULAR [�IEETIi�G, i�OVEMBER 18, 1974 PAGE 5 � IVEW B�S II`�E$$ ��ONT I NUED) � . CONSIDERATION OF SUBMITTING CONTRIBUTION IN FAIR � LABOR STANDARDS ACT LITIGATION. . . . . . • . , • . . i3 — �3 � Information received. � � , . � � . � CO�ISIDERATION OF REQU�ST BY CITY OF COON RAPIDS FOR �OINT POWERS AGREEMENT. . . . . � . . . . . . . . ].4 — 1�! C , A reement a r ed d M g p p o v a n . a y o r a n d C 7 t y P d a n a g e r a u t h o r i z e d t o s� g n. ----- --------- --- -- _ . � _ � . __ � RECEIVING INFORMATION FROM INSURANCE SERVICES I�FFICE OF MINNESOTA REGARDING IMPROVED FIRE � �LASSIFICATIQN� . � . � . . . . � . . . � � . . . . . � � 1� A Received. , ' ' � � �, 1 CONSIDERATION OF AGREEMENT WITH GEORGE NICKLOW FOR RELEASE FROM LEASE �BLIGATION AT LIQUOR STORE � AT 3�TH AND EAST RI VER ROAD � � . � . � �� . . . . � � � � �' �_ Agreement approved. � � ' .� �. .� ,�� RtGi1L�1R f�1ttTIi�G, i�OVtf�BER 18, 1974 . .. PAGE 7 � 1 f�EW �USIfdES$ CCONTI�vUED) CONSII�ERATION OF A RESQLUTION SUPPORTING A � �E=�NACTNIE�IT OF GENERAL REVENUE SHARING. . � . . . . . 1% — 1% A Resolution No. 127-i974 adopted. �'-------- - -- � � . CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION REQUESTING � ' yNOKA C011iVTY TO �i�AIVE THE PENALTIES AND INTEREST _ ON �ERTAIN LOTS FOR TAXES �UE IN 1973. ........ Ig -- I$ A .� Resolution ��o. 128-1974 adopted. , . � CONSIDERATION OF FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE � ABOLISHING �HIEF OF POLICE POSITION� � . . . . . � . . 19 F-irst Reading adopted. �^--.. ...---- -- - ----� ------- • � � �LA I MS � � . � . . � � � . . � . � . . � . � � � . . � 20 � Approved. • � � � � � , �: i�EGULAR J�IEETIiJG, NOVEMBER 18, 1974 .. .... �� PA6E 8 � I�itW BUSII�E$S �COi�TINUED) � � � LICE��s�s. . , . . , �. . . , . . . . . �. . , �. �. . . . 21 - 21: C � :� � Approved. _ - -- ' � � , , - �CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST T0 QCCUPY A HOUSE TRAILER AT 6O%O CENTRAL AVENUE N. E., BY DAN , i�E�sotv . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . �. . . �. 22 - 22 B � .Approved.. � -� . � [ST I i�1ATES . � . � . . . . . . . . . . � . . . � � . . . 23 - Z3 B � � � Approved. , � � � � �CONSIDERATIQN OF SCHEDULING FIRST ��EETING IN JANUARY . � � � . . � � . . � . . � . � � . . � . � . Z� - Z4 A � _ First Meeting set for first Monday in January. ----• ----�----- --- -- -- . � � I � � . REGUTAR h1ttTIidG, iVOVEM�ER 18, 1974 � PAGE 9 , I��W ii�SINESS (�ONTINUED) , . ' � �ONSIDERATION OF SCHEDULING 19�5 HOLIDAYS. �..... 25 — 25 B ' t Nine Holidays as established by City Code, plus the day a�ter Thanksgiving and December 24 (Chrisimas Eve). -(t4i11 work �u11 day New Years Eve). ' " . � C�f �li�1Uid ICAT I OT`JS : . � . . �'�RS � iiELEN TREUENFELS : RESI GNATI ON FkOM Bt1I LDI NG , STANDARDS - �ESIGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE. . . . . . . . ZC __ Resignation received. � --� - -- _ _ , � SUBURBAN RATE AUTHORITY: REORGANIZATION� ,�,... Z� — Z� A Received, administration asked ta review reorganization. � ' _ I�ECEIVING aPPLICATION FOR �iPPROVAL OF ON—SALE � LIQUQR LICENSE FOR KING CNALET. REQUEST BY . I'�AX SALI TERMAN � � . � . . . � . � . . . . . . . � � . Z$ - ZS B ' Public Hearing set for December 9, 1974. � i ,�r►'� � RECEIVING PETITION FOR STREET LIGH7 FOR WARD 2: •�►�1►� � � RPr.Pi vP�i . � �.i0vi�i�: 10:�5 P.:�1. � . � - � � � . ....,.,A ::. � i ' � i� I� II� �. 7.9 ' TNE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CDUNCIL OF NOVEMBER 18, 1974 The ReguTar Meeting of the Fridley City Council af November 1H, 1974 was called to order at 7:31 P.M. by Mayor Liebl. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: P9ayor Liebl led the Council and the audiencs in saying the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. INVOCATION: P1ayor Liebl requested several minutes of silent prayer for those missing in action in Viet- nam. ROLL CALL: MEMBERS PRESENT: MEMBERS ABSENT: APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Mayor Lieb1, Councilman Breider, Councilman Utter, Counci7man Nee, and Councilman Starwalt. None. REGULAR COUNCII. MEETING OF OCTOBER 21, 1974: MOTION by Counci7man Starwalt to adopt the minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council of October 2l, 1974 as presented. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl deciared the motion carried unanimously. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMF3ER 4, 1974c MOTION by Councilman Nee to adopt the minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Frid]ey City Council of November 4, ]974 as presented. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, �dayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. STAi'EMENT OF CANVASS MEETING OF NQVEMBER 7, 1974: , MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to adopt the minutes of the Statement of Canvass Meeting of the Fridiey City Councii of November 7, 19i4 as submitted. Seconded by Counci7man 8reider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the mDtion carried unanimously. ADOPTION OF AGENDA: Councilman Starwalt said he had a petition to receive which had been submitted by several property owners requesting the installaiion of a street light on Woodside Court. I�lOTION by Councilman Nee to adopt the aaenda as amended with the addition of the petition. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, i�layor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. VISITORS: MR. OTTO TAUER, 5866 2ND STREET N. E., COMPLAINT CONCERNItdG LIT7ER Itd HYDE PARK AREA: Mr. Tauer addressed the Council and siated his name and address and said he would like to make some comments concerning the litter on 2nd Street in Hyde Park. He noted this problem to be the greatest west and north of the parking lot and suggesied that a fence be instal]ed which would be three to four feet high and with a horseshoe shape so the titter would not be blown into the street, but stay in the par•king area. f�ir. Tauer asked that the Council take some action to control this litter. „ i ' MOT70N by Co�mciln:anNee to ask the Administration to prepare a rEport on the situation, not only noting the problem, but including the methods of solution. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried ! unanimously. ; i i I ' _ _ __ ____. -_ _ __ --__ ____.__ . . _._ _. ______ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ ---_ ___� 1��1 REGULAR MEETINC� OF NOVEM6ER l8, 1974 VISITORS Continued: PAGE 2 MRS_. HELEN TREUENFELS, 5248 HORIZON DRIVE N. E., REQUEST FOR ORDINANCE ARAFT FROM CTTY ATTORNEY CONCERNING PROCEDURES AND RIGHTS OF ELECTION JUDGES: Mrs. Treuenfels said her concern was the method of choosing election judges. She said she had received a satisfactory explanation in her case, but there are others who are concerned about this activity. h1rs. Treuenfels' recommendation was that the City Attorney, with the help of the City Clerk, be directed to prepare a draft of an ordinance including such things as the procedures for the selection of election judges and lisiing their constitutional and civil rights which would state they they are allowed to freely express themselves in reference to their political preferences. MR. DENNIS SCHNEIDER, 6190 STINSON BOULEVARD N. E., REQUEST FOR ACTION ON MATTERS DELAYED 6ECAUSE OF ELECTION: ��7r. Schneider urged the Council to consider the views of the people in the recent election. PUBLIC HEARINGS: PUBLIG HEARING ON AND RECEIVING PETITdON N0. 16-1974: 74-04, 6Y NENRY F. MUHICN D 17-21 � i MOTION by Councilman Nee to waive the reading of the Public Hearing Notice and open the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously and declared the Public ' Nearing open at 7:47 P.�d. The Public Works Director, bir. Richard Sobiech, pointed out �he area to be discussed an the map on the screen. He said this would allow the construction of single family dwelling on this property. He explained that there had been a petition submitted and signed by all but one of the property owners in Block 4. He explained that the people want the property to be zoned R-7 instead of M-1. He further pointed out that the recommendation of the Planning Commission had been to rezone Lots 11-21 and Lots 28 through 35, and exclude Lots 36 and 37. Mayor Liebl called on Mr. Leonard Benson, 154 Longfellow, to express his views concerning the rezoning request. Mr. Benson said he would like his property to remain zoned as it is (two lots M-1 and one lot R-1). Councilman Sreider said Mr. Senson's property would be excluded from the zoning change according to the reeommendation of the Subcommittee. He questioned how this property had become involved in the request if Mr. Benson did not want this. The City Attorney explained that the Planning Commission in their discussion had thought that it would be better to rezone the entire block at one time, and this gentleman's � property had been included because of this. He said Mr. Benson was not agreeable to this thought and the Subcommittee had recommended that the rezoning be done excluding the ' Benson property. He again mentioned that Mr. Senson's property was included in the hearing to obtain everyone's views on the proposal. Councilman Nee asked how much of the land being proposed for rezoning is currently being used as R-1 property. The Public Works Director said all of the land is presently used as residential. Mayor l.iebl asked if anyone else had any comments concerning the rezoning request. There were no questions. Mayor Liebl asked Mr. Benson if he had any comments to make and he said no. � Councilman Nee said there were people present at the meeting ��1ho supported the rezoning. � Mayor Liebl asked if these people had signed the petition and Councilman Nee said yes. �� ' 1 , � . � _ __. _ -- -- __----_ _ __ _ ._ _ _ _._ . _ _ __ _ _ _ , i ' �I ' � � �, ' � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 18, 1974 Ptayor Liebl said six properiy owners had signed the petition. PAGE 3 aR� ' j h10TI0N by Councilman Utter to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor L7eb1 declared the mot;on carried unanimously and the Public Hearing closed at 8:02 P.t�L Mayor Liebl informed the pe.ople present that the action of the Council would be taken the following meeting of the Council on the first reading of the ordinance. PUBLIC NERRING QN VACATION REQllES7 SAV #74-04, BY JERRY GUIMONT OF A PORT�ON OF A UTILITY EASEMENT, GEfJERALLY LGCATF� AT 6551 2ND STREET N. E.: P40TION by Councilman Utter to waive the reading of the PubTic Hearing notice. Seconded by Councilman BreidPr. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, ��layor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimousiy and declared the Public Hearing open at 8:04 P.;4. The Public Works Director explained that this request had been made to allow the construction of a garage within a 15 foot utility easement at 6551 2nd Street N. E. He pointed out this proposed construction in relation to the easement on the plan on the screen. He defir,ed the �lan stating this garage wouid go 32 feet into the easement on the north side and 7 feet into the easement on the south side of the garage. Mayor Liebl asked if the applicant was present at the meeting and there was no response. He asked if anyone wished to speak concerning the request and there was no response. " ' MOTION by Councilman Breider to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing closed at 8:05 P.M. ' ' ' L� I � ' ' MOTION by Counci7man Breider to receive the letters from Mr. Robert L. Brewer, General Television, Inc., dated October 15, 1974, Mr. �rlarren Raske, Uistrict Engi'neer, North- western Bell Telephone Company, dated October 10, 1974, Mr. L. �9. Benson, Customer Service Representative, Northern States Fower Con�pany, dated October 10, 1974, and Mr. Will�iam R. Schram, Froperty Section, Minnesota Gas Company, dated October 8, 1974. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, a71 voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. PUBLIC HEARIMG Ot� A PROPOSAL TO CONSTRUCT A NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY: AND RECEIVING COMMUNICATION FROM LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS REGARDING ARMORY: MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the communication from the League of Women Voters dated October 30, 1974 and also the communication from the Fridley Jaycees dated November 14, 19?4, and to continue the Public Hear�ng on the Armory proposal until the first Pubic Hearing meeting in February, february lOth, 1975. 5econded by Councilman Utter. The City Manager said one other item that should be taken care of at this time is the approval of the draft of the letter submitted to the Council in their agenda from the City to the various communities in the area concerning their input on a joint proposal for an Armory. He said also, this consideration had been changed from January to February. MOTION by Councilman Breider to amend the original motion by adding the approval of the letter to be sent to the various surrounding communities concerning their input on a joint proposal for an Armory. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote on the amendment to the motion, all voting aye, ilayor Liebl declared the motion carried and the original motion amended. UPON A VOICE VOTE ON THE amended motion, all voting aye, t�ayor l.iebl declared the motion carried unanimously. OLD BUSINESS: CONSIDERATION OF A VARIANCE TO REDUCE MINIMUM LOT AREA, BY NORTH METRO CONSTRUCTION, i � � i 1 E t i f ___.. .__-_ - .... ___ � . .._-- _-_.'_-- -____._ .__..-. _--_..__.. __. ___._� k��. •--. __._`.-_ ..._. _ .._.____ .___ _ - -----_ _ _ . ?�-�. 1$� _____ � � : � � � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 18, 1974 PAGE 4 ' � � ' INC., FOR Z00 ELY STREET N. E., (LOTS 26 AND 26, �;LOCK 11, SPRIMG BROOK PARK_ADDITION) ' TABLED OCTOBER 12, 1974 : The Public Works Director gave a brief summary of the action on the proposal thus ' li far. He pointed out that the Board of Appeals had recommended approval of the ; , variance. , Mayor Liebl sought Mr. Sobiech's reconunendation on the variance and Mr. Sobiech said he concurred with the recarnmendation of the Subcommittee. Councilman Nee questioned the applicant, i-1r. Dennis Barker, inquiring if he had any discussions with the adjoining property owner. Mr. Barker replied, no, they had talked about this some time ago, the adjoining property owners had asked and he had said no. MOTION by Councilman Nee to table the consideration of the variance for 200 Ely Street until December 2, 1974 being that this consideration had been previously tabled to enable the peo�le to get together and reach some decision, and they had not communicated. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. The City Attorney outlined that there had been some variances of this type approved in the area and some had been denied. !ie concluded, this had always depended on the circumstances of the neighborhood and surrounding property. Councilman Nee expounded that he did not think this variance was substantia7. He said he had supported variances of this type in the area. He commenied that in the area where there is regular development, the codes should be supported, but in the westerly area where the development is irregular, he would be willing to make an exception. Councilman Nee conveyed that this property is not in the flood plain, this is on the other side of East River Road. He noted there are some'exceptions already, but he would 7ike to get this particular one resolved. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. A VARIANCE 70 REDUCE MINIMUM LOT AREA, BY NORTH Councilman Nee said this request was for a variance on property on the west side of East River Road. (�OTTON by Councilman Nee to concur with the recorranendation of the subcommittee and approve the variance. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a vaice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. NEW BUSIfJESS: RECEIVING COMMUNICATION FROD9 SPRINGBROOK NATURE CENTER FOUNDATION REGARDING NORTH PARK: ��iayor Liebl explained that he had received a letter from Dr. Trezona, Chairman of the Springbrook P�ature Genter Foundation. MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the letter from Dr. Trezona, Springbrook Nature Center Foundation, dated November 7, 1974. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. Mayor Liebl called on Dr. Trezona to address the Council. Dr. Trezona stated it is not often that he addressed the Council when he was as happy as he was. He further stated that the Springbrook Nature Center Foundation had taken a grand step forward. Ne introduced the following Foundation members present at the meeting: ��ir. Mark Noble, Mr. Neil Christenson, Dr. 4lalter Breckenridge, Dr. Donald 6. Lawrence, P4rs. Janice Seegar, Senator David Schaaf, and Mrs. LeeAnn Sporre. " Dr. Trezona read the letter submitted by himself to the Council and audience. He also listed the three points in the proposed resolution sent to the City by the Foundation. Dr. Trezona went on to state that it is the desire of the Foundation to cooperate with the various governmental bodies and private enterprises for the development of North Park as a Nature Center. He continued to state that in the campaign, they had �--� ; stated that this development of the nature center would not involve any tax dollars of , REGULAR COUNCIL MEETIiVG Of NOVEMBER 18, 1974 PAGE 5 � �� the �ople of the City of Fridley. Ne emphasized that it tivas their intention to not ' create a tax burden for the people. Dr. Trezona said it was their hope to begin the planning and drawing of plans, etc. He said with the cooperation of the City Council, they would find the funding to handl� the development. ' �� , ' ' � ' ' ' C� ' , , J ' ' Councilman Nee submitted a resolution to the members of the Counci] he had drafted. Mayor Liebl said he agreed with many things in the proposed resolution, but he felt it would be improper for the present Council to make a decision on the matter. He said the newly elected members of the Council had campaigned stating ihey would support the nature center, he believed this Council should make the decision. Councilman Qreider referred to the resolution presented by Councilman Nee and asked if this would be read to the Council and audience. Councilman Nee read the proposed resolution. Councilman Nee addressed Mayor Liebl and said he had requested that this not be taken care of until the next year. He said he had origina7ly th�ught that this would be reasonable, but it had been brought to his attention that there was an outstanding order by the Minnesota Environmental Quality Council. He interpreted that the City. . would be obligated to mai<e an Impact Statement if this action was not taken at the present time. He said the City would have to respond with the statement or tnform the Council that the City no longer intends to develop the golf course. Councilman Nee pointed out a third reason for this action at the current time, to be that the Metropolitan Council was to hold a hearing on a proposed grant the following week and the staff had expressed interest in �he nature center and may consider the nature center in the grant. He said it would be pru�ent to take this action at the proper time io have this on record at the hear9ng. Co�ncilman Nee went on to state that they would have to begin som�where and he believed discussion of tP�e structure starting with negotiations would lead to a proposal. Ne said he would also like to give notice to people who have sane interest in the statement to receive some grants. He iisted those who have previous7y expressed � interest such as the County and various school districts. Ne said he would 7ike some negotiations to begin with the administration. Councilman Breider said he would like to speak to the resolution. He said he could concur with the resolution with a few changes in the wording. He referred to the section number three and said he wou]d like to insert the word "preiiminary" before the word "development". He suggested alteration of the fourth statement by ehanging the word "negotiations" to "discussions", and also dele�ing "5pringbrook Nature Center Foundation" and add, "interest�d groups and individuals. �lso in this fourth statement, he suggested concluding the statement with, "and report back at the City Council Public Hearing, February 10, 1975". Councilman Breider said he would like to aiso add "local organizations" after "governT�ental units", in section number five. Councilman Breider said he fe7t the City of Fridley should have a say in the planning of the nature center, and this should be done in a timely fashion. Councilman areider mentioned voting on the proposed resolution and questioned how many votes this would take to pass at the present time. 7he City Attorney indicated this would take three votes, a simple majority. Counci1man Breider said if the two members abstain, and the three remaining vote in favor, this would carry the resolution and it could be forwarded. Councilman Nee said he would have no objections to the amendments suggested by Counciiroan Breider. i�lOTION by Counci]man Breider to adopt Resolution No. 126-1974 a resolution concerning the development of Pdorth Park, and instructing the administration to have the resolution published in the legal newspaper. Seconded by Councilman fvee. Upon a roll call vote, Mayor Liebl abstaining, Councilman Utter�abstaining, Councilman Nee voting aye, Councilman Breider voting aye, and Councilman Starwalt voting aye, �tayor Liebl declared the motion carried, three ayes and ta�o abstentions. The City Manager said Dr. Huff would work with any interested groups to formulate the plans for the nature center. He questioned if the Council would wani to take some action on allowing tours of North Park. He further pointed out that :his had been . ; _--� � i _ � �� REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 18, 1974 PAGE 6 restricted by Council action in the past and he would like some action to change this if the Council wished ihis to be changed at the present time. I�10TION by Councilman Breider to allow Dr. Huff, Naturalist Resource Coordinator, to conduct tours of the North Park area. Seconded by Councilman Star��alt. Upon a voice vote, Councilman Breider voting aye, Councilman Starwalt voting aye, Mayor Liebl abstaining, Councilman Utter abstaining, and Councilman Nee voting aye, �ayor Liebl declared the motion carried three ayes and two abstentions. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE BUILDItdG S7ANDARDS-DESIGN CON7ROL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 7, 1974: CONSIDERATION OF A ST FOR RELANDSCAPIP�G AND FEhdCE WORK: LOCATED dN LOT 1, Tcc �cT annTTTnN_ PARCEL l0: ThIE SAME BETNG 7620 UNIVERSITY MOTION by Councilman Breider to concur in the recommendation of the Bui7ding Standards-Design Control Subcommittee and approve the request for the relandscaping and fence work requested by Frank's Nursery with the two stipulations suqgested by the Subcommittee. Seconded by Councilman Utter. �pon a voice vote, all voting aye, hiayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSTDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRllC7 A NE�� BUILDING 70 8E USED AS A WAREHOUSE: ,,,,.nT�� , nTC �� n��n �� R� nrY. R_ ONAWAY: ?f�E SNC1E BEI�JG 7791 ELM STREET, __ This i�em was tabled by the Subcommittee. ION OF A REQUEST FOR LANDSCAPING: LOCATED 5, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISI The Public Works Director said his recommendation would be to concur with the recommendation of the Subcommittee. MOTION by Councilman Utter to concur with the recommendation of the Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittee and approve the request for landscaping by Edina Oil Company �aith the two stipulations recommended by the Subcommittee. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor tiebl declared the motion carried unanimously. ' MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the minutes of �.he Building Standards-Design Control Subcorranittee of November 7, 1974. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING THE MINU�ES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS SUf3COMMIT7EE MEETING OF NOVEMBER 12, 1974: A RE UES7 FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 205.055, 2A, FRIDLFY CITY CODE, TO OMIT 7HE REOUIREMENT FOR A SIfJGLE STA�L GA�GF ON LOT NAVIfdG A f�IINIMUM OF 9,000 SQU RE FEET, __.._ ._...�,.,,.-.. ,. n-,,..� ,r,Tn i T�iTnfr_ h1111RTFRS_ hN THF �iv - �� ,,.�� ..... ........._ _., 1316 - 66TH AVENUE N. E., FRIDLEY, MI t40TI0N by Councilman Starwalt to approve the request for the variance as requested by Mr. Robert M. Burdick, for 1316 66th Averue N. E. to convert an existing attached garage into living quarters with no stipulations. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. A REQUEST FOR VARIANCES OF: S�C7ION 205.�34, 4, 82, FRIDtEY CITY CODE, TO REDUCE THE SIDL- YARD ABUTTIPJG A SIDE STREET, FROM TH[ RE(�IRED 35 fEET 70 33 FEET, APyD SECTION 205.134, 4Q, TO REDUC't TI�E SIDE YARQ SE7PACK FI:OM THE REQUIRED 20 fEET 0 ZERO FEET, TO ALLOW THE CO�JSTRUGTION OF AN INDUSTRIAL kiUILDING TO BE L CATED_ON LOTS 16 AND 17, , 'M STREE7 N. E. '—'� BLOCK 8 ONA4�dAY �NDDITION, TNE SAP�E BEIPJG 7791 E� � �„r„� ;-„ �ernir.iccnTn RFniiFST RY PACO. INC. , 5920 KIRKLJOOD LANE, AIINNEAPOLIS, REGULAR COUNCIL MEETIN6 OF NQVEMBER i8, 1974 PAGE 7 I R,S The Public Works Director explained that this should be tabled until the Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittee reviewed the matter. A IANCES Of: SECTIOW 205.053, 1B, FRIDLEY CITY COQE, TO REDUCE MOTION by Councilman Nee *o concur in the recommendation of the Board of Appeals and approve the varance as requested by North P�etro Construction for 7998 East River Road. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Counc�lman Starwalt to receive the minutes of the Board of Appea7s Subcorrtnittee meeting of November 12, 1974. Seconded by Councilman Utter. L'p�n a voice vo�e, all voting aye, Playor liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE ENVIRON^�EtdTAL QUAl.I7Y COP1MISSIOPI MEE7ING OF OCTOBER 5, 1974: ' MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the minutes of ti�e Environmertal Quality Commission meeting of October 15, 1974. Secorded by Gounci7man Starwa]t. Upon a voice vote, all voiing aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. P1ayor Liebl asked if the meeting of the Planning Co�nmission, Environmental Quality Comnission and Council was planned. The Pu61ic Works Director said there had been some discussion late that day, but there is sti71 some confusion on the day of the meeting. Mayor Lieb1 said he is opposed to the Chairman of the Environmental Quality Corrmission being seated on the Planning Conunission: He added, this would have to be done by Charter change. F:ECEIVING THE MTNU?ES OF TNE CITIZEN BIKEWAY COM�ITTEE P�EETIA;G OF OCTOBER 30, 7974: h10TI0N by Councilman Uiter to receive the minutes of the Citizen Bikeway Conmittee meeting of October 30, �974. Secanded by Counci7man Starwalt. Upon a vnice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Lieb7 declared the motion carried unanimously. REC�IVING THE MINUTES OF THE CITIZEN BTKE4dAY COMMI7TEE MEETING OF NOVEMBER 6, 1974: MOTION by Counci7man 6reider to receive the minutes af the Citizen Bikeway Comnittee meeting of November 6, i974. Seconded by Counci7man Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF NEW TOWTNG CONTRACT 4JITN SHORTY'S TOWING: The City Manager said he recommended that the contract be approved, He felt with the suggested contract, the City would save from $S,OOQ to $5,000. Mrs. Schuur addressed the Council and said ti�ey had not signed the revised contract but would have the power ef cance]7ing the contract if not pleased with it. She also said if they were nat happy, it would also be possible to not sign the contract and a new one could be brought back to the Council. MOTION by Councilman Utter to approve the contract as recommended by the Administration and authorize the Mayor and City Manager to sign the contract. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, a]] voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion car�ried unanimuusly. CONSIDFRATION OF SUBMITTING CONTRIBUTION IN FAIR LABOR S7ANDARDS ACT LITIGATION: P�10TION by Councilman Nee to receive the information from the League of Minnesota Municipalities concerning the Fair Labor Standards Act Litigation. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice v�te, a77 voting aye, �layor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. j 0 � � � � i �$� REGUIRR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEM6ER 18, 1974 PAGE 8 CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST BY CITY OF C�ON RAPIDS FOR JOINT PO�ERS AGREEMENT: The City Manager said he recommended that the Counci] ap�rove the agreement. He briefly explained that this would allow the law enforcement officers to enforce laws on both sides of the street when the street is dividing two municipalities. He expressed the hope that this agreement would be instrumental in working out this type of agreement on a larger scale such as throughout the Metro area. MOTION by Councilman Breider to concur with the recommendation of the Administration and approve the joint po�-�ers agreement tvith the City of Coon Rapids and authorize the Mayor and City Manager to sign this agreement. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, al] voting aye, i•iayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING INFORMATION FROM INSURANCE SERUICES OFFICE OF MINNESOTA REGARDING IMPROVED FIRE CLASIFICATION: MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the information from the Insurance Services office of the State of Minnesota regarding improved fire c7assification. Seconded by Council- man Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF AGREE(�ENT WITH GEORGE NICKLOW FOR RELEASE FROM tEASE OBLIGATION AT LIQUOR STORE AT 37TH AND EAST RIVER ROAD: The City Attorney explained there had been a little trouble with the legal description of the property and this is the i°eason the map had been attached to-the agreement. Ne said this would be resolved before the deed is signed. MOTION by Counci1man Utter to approve the agreement with George Nicklow for release from the lease obligation at the Liquor Store at 37th and East River Road. Seconded by Counci1man Nee. � The City Attorney said he would like it a matter of record that there is the amount of $7,000 for payment a.nd settlement of the lease, not the full payment on the � i property. (Total price of property is $15,300, �7,000 of ti�hich is earnest money and $8,300 on a contract for deed,) Fle said this action would include settlement of , the lease and the future contract for deed payments on the property. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION N0. 127-1974 - SUPPORTING A RE-EN�CTMENT OF GENERAL REVENUE SHARING: MOTION by Councilman Utter to adopt Resolution No. 127-1974, supporting a re-enactment of General Revenue Sharing. Seconded by Counc9lman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, ��layor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION N0. 128-1974 - REQUESTING ANOKA COUNTY TO WAIVE THE PENALTIES AND INTEREST ON CERTAIN LO�fS FOR TAXES DUE IN 1973: MOTION by Councilman Utter to adopt Resolution No. 128-1974, requesting Anoka County to waive the panalties and interest on certain lots for taxes due in 1973. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, 61ayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE A60LISHING CHIEF OF POLICE POSITION: f40TI0N by Councilman Breider ta waive the first reading of the Ordinance and adopt the ordinance on first reading. Seconde� by Councilman Utter. Upon a roll call vote, Mayor Liebl voting aye, Councilman Utter voting aye, Councilman Nee voting aye, Council- man areider voting aye, and Councilman Starwalt voting aye, i�layor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously and the first reading adopted. CLAIMS: GENERAL 37729 - 37968 lIQUOR 9327 - 9374 MOTOIN by Councilman Utter to approve the claims. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vate, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl deciared the moti�n carried unanimously. ... .... .... . . . _ _. ._ ._.. � � \, 1 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEtdBER ]8, 1974 ' LICENSES: PLUMBING BY Bob's Circle Plumbing Robert Schneider 52 East Road Circle Pines, Minn. 55012 Citywide Plumbing & Neating Stan ;dorthrup 2912 Bloomingion Avenue Minneapolis, Minn. 55407 EXCAVATING Betts Sewer �4 Water Eugene Betts ' 19352 Jackson Street N. E. Cedar, Minnesota 55011 BLACKTOPPING U. J. Krone & Sons, Inc. Dennis J. I:rone 2020 117th Lane N. E. Blaine, iiinn. 55434 NOUSE MOVERS Dale Movers, Inc. Da�e E. Peterson 7816 Central Avenue N. E. Spring Lake Park, Minn. 55432 GENERAL CONTRACTORS R. J. Hagbert Construction Russell J. Hagberg 1308 79th Avenue North Brooklyn Park, Minn. 55444 CHRISTMAS ZREE LOT (FEE $125, $100 deposit) 75th & University Ave. Gordon J. Aspenson lt. 5., Blk. 2 Commerce Park i7 Rice Creek Way Fr�diey I 280 Mississ9ppi Street Ern�st t. Fit:ch 250 57th Avenue . 755 53rd Avenue 5300 Central Avenue 7620 University Avenue EMPLOYE[ DISPE��SING (fEE $5.00� Beate I Ahlers 2782 17th St. 1�. W. Catherine E. �+nderson 7�37 Morgan Avenue N. Jeri M. Betland 7149 Morgan Avenue N. 1121 Oak Lane Circle Pines Gopher Evergreen 7372 Landau Drive Bloomington Frederiek Latzig Route 2 Merrill, Wisc. Dennis Neubauer Frank's Nursery Shorewood Inn Shorewood Inn Shorewood Inn PAGE 9 I APPROVEb BY B. Sandin B. Sandin B. Sandin C. Belisle C, Belisle C. Belisle Deputy Fire Chief Deputy Fire Chief Deputy Fire Chief Deputy Fire Chief Deputy Fire Chief Deputy Fire Chief Public Safety Dir. Public Safety Dir. Public Safety Dir. e � . . .. _ . . ..._.__J ......... . ............. ... . .... . � f � � � ! t � _ � [ x ' r i s . F �� ; t i ; � 's } � :{ i i i ; k 4 � i i c { i E ; E # , t l. j � f i � �� 1�R ', r: � , REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 18, 1974 PAGE 10 } LICENSES (continued) EMPLOYEE DISPENSING BY APPROVED BY ! Rosina E. Chaffe Shorewood Inn Public Safety Dir. 2244 Pike Lake Drive New Brighton Mary E, Ghristensen Shorewood Inn Public Safety Dir. , 257 99th Avenue Blaine Patricia A. Ctvrtnik Shorewood Inn Public Safety Uir. ! 1560 Ferndale Ave. td. E. Roger D. Gearnart Shorewood Inn Public Safety Dir. 904 W. Burke Ave. � Roseville Sandra L. Gearhart Shorewood inn Public Safety Dir. 5041 5th Street N. E. Irene R. Gustafson Shorewood Inn Public Safety Dir. 8050 Central Avenue . ' Spring Lake Park Ann F. Flankel Shorewood Inn Public Safety Dir. ! 1248 Highview Drive " ' Jean C. Hanson Shorewood Inn Public Safety Dir. 1551 County Road N Muriel J. Micklin Shorewood Inn Public Safety Dir. 868 66th Avenue N. Constance M. f=tunson Shorewood Inn Public Safety Dir. 718 lllth Avenue N. E. Blaine Teresa A. ;�iurphy Shorewood Inn Public Safety Dir. 11933 Terrace Road ' Blaine � Wendy J. Muynes Shorewood Inn Public Safety Dir. 1381 75th Avenue N. E. ` Fridley i Carol M. Neinkerk Shorewood Inn Public Safety Dir. 1270 Gibbs Avenue St. Paul Kathleen P. Nutter Shorewood Inn Public Safety Dir. 557 221st Avenue N. W. Cedar Judith A. Olson . Shorewood Inn Public Safety Dir. ' 7300 Cartisian Avenue N. ; i Sue E. Pappas Shorewood Inn Public Safety Dir. j 7206 Indiana Avenue N. ' , � Linda L. Perkins Shorewood Inn Public Safety Dir. , i 10638 Quincy Blvd. ,. i � Elizabeth A. Rixen Shorewood Inn Public Safety Dir. ; 12G0 Highway 100 N. E. i Kathleen E. Soular Shorewood Inn Public Safety Dir. ; 1544 87th Avenue N. E. trtaureen C. Sullivan Shorewood Inn. Public Safety Dir. � 1200 Highway 100 1 I � � f ; � 1HU � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 18, 1974 PAGE 11 LICENSES (continued Ei�PLQYEE DISPENSING BY APPROVED BY Bonnie Jean Tunsky Shorewood Inn Public Safety Dir. 400G Hayes Street Wanda L. Wagner Shorewood Inn Public Safety Dir. 3413 Edwards Street Barbara C. Walch Shorewood Inn Public Safety Dir. 6407 Camden Avenue N. Ann L. Williams Shorevroo� Inn Public Safety Dir. 5760 Hackmann Avenue N. E. Dona Jean Woltering Shorewood Inn Public Safety Dir. 7341 Tempo Terrace CIGARETTE Tire City Inc. Rodger Wedell Public 5afety Dir. 5333 University Avenue Fridley . FOOD ESTABLISHMENT Tire City, Inc. Rodger Wedell Health Inspector 5333 University Avenue SERVICE ST�TION Tire City Inc. Rodger Wedell Building Inspector 5333 University Avenue Deputy Fire Chief MOTIOPd by Councilman Utter to approve the licenses. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried una.nimously. CONSIDERATION OF A RC-(�UEST TO OCCUPY A HOUSE TRAILER AT 6070 CENTRAL AVENUE N. E., f3Y UAIv NEISQN: Councilman Starwalt said he had visited this location and talked to the person making the request and felt under the circumstances with the recent death in the family, this would be in order to approve at the present time. MOTION by Councilman Starwalt ta approve the request to occupy a House Trailer at 6070 Central Avenue N. E. Seconded by Councilman Nee. The City Manager explained that this license a�ould expire in Apri] of 1975. He explained that this is the date that all of the permits expire. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor LiebT declared the motion carried unanimously. ESTIMATES: Peter Lametti Construction 615 Drake Street St. Paul, Minnesota 55102 PARTIAL ESTIMATE #2, for Sanitary Sewer Improvement 58,910.01 Project No. 113, Central Avenue Relief Sewer � Comstock and Davis, Inc. 144G County Road "J" Minneapolis, ��linn. 55432 For furnishing resident inspection and resident supervision for the staking out of the following construction work; __ _ __ _._ � � � �� I � � � .' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING 0� NOVEMBER 18, 1974 ESTIMAI'ES (continued}: PARTIAL Est. #5 for Sanitary Sewer & Water Improvement Project No. 115 from September 30 through November l, 1974 PARTIAL Est. #8 for Water Improvement Project No. 109-a , from September 30 through November 1, 1974 PARTIAL Est. #2 for Sanitary Sewer Improvement Project No. 113 from September 30 through fdovember 1, 1974 �PARTIAL Est. #10 for Sanitary Sewer, Water and 5torm ; Sewer Improvement Project No. 174 I'I Carl J. Newquist i Smith, Juster, Feikema, Flaskvitz & Casserly Suite 125� i Builders Exchange Building i Minneapolis, ��iinnesota 55402 � For Prosecution work rendered during October, 1974 Virgil Herrick Weaver, Talle & Herrick 316 East Main Street Anoka, Minnesota 55303 For services rendered during October, 1974 $ 922.83 14.52 2,274.16 274.10 1,455.50 1,196.25 MOTION by Councilman Nee to approve the aforementioned estimates for payment. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. : CONSIDERATION OF SCHEDULING FIRST MEETING IN JANUARY: �. MO7ION by Councilman Nee to set the first meeting in 1975 for the first Monday or January 6, 1974. Seconded by Counci7man Breider. �pon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF SCHEDULING 1975 HOLIDAYS: "� � ` MOTION by Councilman Sreider to adopt the holiday schedule with the guaranteed holidays as listed and adding the day after Thanksgiving, November 28, 1975, and Christmas Eve, December 24, 1975, and not New Year's Eve. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, Mayor Liebl abstaining and Councilman lltter abstaining, Mayor Lieb1 declared the mation carried three ayes and t�ao abstentions. COMMUNICATION: MRS. f;ELEN TREUENFELS: RESI6NATION FROM BUI�DING STANDARDS-DESTGN CONTROL SUBCOMMITTEE: i40TI0N by Councilman Breider to receive the resignation from Mrs. Helen Treuenfels from the Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittee dated October 9, 1974. Seconded by Gouncilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Leibl declared the motion carried unanimously. SUBURBRN RATE AUTHORITY: REORGANIZATION: MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the communication from the Suburban Rate Authority concerning reorganization and dated November lII, �974. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. IVING APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL OF ON-SAL[ LI UOR LICcNSE FOR KING CHALET: f3Y MAX SHL i I tK(�1HIV : MOTOIN by Councilman Utter to receive the.communi`cation from Mr. Wy�nan Smith, Attorney for Mr. Saliterman, and set a Public Hearing for December 9, 1974. Seconded by Councilman Nee. • . The City Attorney advised the Counci7 that the:procedures as set in the ordinance would _ _ _ � � i91 � ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 18, 1974 PAGE 13 , require some investigation on the part of the Public Safety Director along with - other concerns. He read this portion of the ordinance. The City Attorney said he did not know if these procedures could be accomplished in this length of time. i�lr. Wyman Smith addressed the Council and indicated that this length of time may be needed to investigate a stranger to the City, but Mr. Saliterman had been a long ' time businessman in the City and his dealings are known to the City. He explained that the place of business had been vacant since last spring and when the possibility ' of obtaining a license was questioned, Mr. Saliterman was told that this rttay be possible by Christmas if the referendum favered the issuance of additional licenses. The City Attorney said he felt this could be done. Ne stated that the two time periods as noted in the ordinance could run concurrertly. Mr. Wyman Smith said this had been his thought. The City Attorney expressed the belief that 20 days would be sufficient. The City Attorney said the applicant had not determined who the manager of the operation would be and this would have to be determined and the person investigated before the license could be issued. fie added, the City wou]d have to }�ave ample time to check this person out. Councilman Breider said that the City Council would need to know how the inside of the structure would be decorated before issuing the license. He pointed out that . this had been required of every other business in which a liquor license had been issued and it wou]d not be any different in this case. Mr. Smith said these statement re-enforce what he had been advising Mr. Saliterman of and he would advise him of the Council's wishes. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING PFTITION N0. 24-1974 - REQUESTIN6 ?NE INSTALLATION OF A STREET LIGNT ON THE EAST END OF 4JOODSIDE COURT: i�lOTION by Councilman Starwalt to receive Petition No. 24-1974, requesting the installation of a street light on the east end of Woodside Court. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, al7 voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried :ananimously. QUESTION BY P1R. DRIGANS, PLAhNIPdG COMMISSION, ON JOINT MEETING DATE: Mr. Drigans questioned when ih�is meeting had been set by the Counci7. He explained that the Planning Commission had met i:hat evening and planned to meet again on the coming Wednesday evening and favored the joint meeting be on Wednesday to eliminate the need for the Planning Commisison to meet three nights in a row. Mr. James Langenfeld, Chairman of the Environmental Quality Commission said his committee had requested that the meeting be held on Tuesday evening. Mayor Liebl said he would not attend the meeting, he would like the newly elected members of the Council and those with continuing terms to attend. The concensus of the Council was that those members able to atiend the meeting the followiny eveing would do so and after this, they would determine if they would attend the meeting the following evening with the Planning Corrunission. ADJOURNMENT: MOTION by Councilman Breider to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, i�iayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously and the Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Councii adjourned at 10:05 P.iYI., November 18, 1974. Respectfully submitted, Pat Ranstrom Secretary to the City Council � Frank G. 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APPROVAL OF MINUTES: • REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 9, 1974: MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to adopt the Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of September 9, 1974 as presented if there were no additions or corrections by the other members of the Council. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. ADOPTION OF AGENDA: • Councilman Breider said he would like to add some discussion on the high cost of the participation of the young people r the Hockey Association Traveling Teams, and suggested this be taken care of after the hearings. Counciiman Utter said he would like to add an estimate from Weaver, Talle, and Herrick, for their retainer for legal services for September and also the receiving and awarding of bids for the cold Storage Bulding which were opened October 16, 1974. MOTION by Councilman Utter to adq�t the agenda as amended with the aforementioned additions. Seconded by Councilman Starwa]t. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. VISITORS: MR. DENNIS SCHNEIDER, 6190 STINSON BLVD , REQUEST FOR LEGAL OPINION FROM CITY A Mr. Schneider addressed the Councii and reiterated that he and three other citizens of the City of Fridlpy had submitted a letter to the City Attorney questioning the joint meeting of the Planning Commission and Council which had bene held at George Is In Fridley and how this would relate to the Open Meeting Law. He further stated that Mayor Liebl had indicated at the previous Council meeting that the City Attorney would be presenting an opinion on this topic a't the current meeting. The City Attorney said he had prepared a letter addressed to the City Council and he read this letter, "Re: Requirements of Open Meeting Law", dated October 27, 1974 to the Council and audience. Mayor Liebl stated the opinion had been requested of the County Attorney and asked if this answered Mr. Schneider's questions. Mr. Schneider said it did not answer his questions, but he realized that Mr. Herrick was trying to be fair. PUBLIC HERRINGS: PUBLIC HEARING ON FINRL PLAT REE BUILDERS: 'E CREEK ESTATES, SECOND ADDITION, P. S. #74�05 i I � 1�_ Mayor Liebl said it wouTd be in order to waive the reading of the notice and open j �� the hearing. ( REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 21, 1974 PAGE 2 MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to waive the reading of the Public Hearing Notice and open the Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing opened at 7:40 P.M. The Public Works Director, Mr. Richard Sobiech, explained that this Public Hearing was � � on a Final Plat which was Rice Creek Estates Second Addition, which was a replat of , Lot 10, Auditor's Subdivision No. 22. He explained this area to be bounded by Rice � Creek Road, 61st Avenue and west of Benjamin Street and said this area contained 22 i residential lots. Mr. Sobiech said this was the second stage of a two stage develop- Y ment of this area. He referred the Council's attention to the minutes of the Planning Commission minutes in the agenda which stated the Planning Commission recommended ` approval of the Final Flat by the Council. He read the recommended stipulations to � the Council and audience. . � �" Mr. Sobiech said the developer of the Plat had called him and said he had a conflicting ` commitment that evening and was unable to attend the current hearing. He added, the z developer had indicated he agreed with the suggested stipulations. Mayor Liebl asked if there was anyone present who wished to speak for or against this plan. Mrs. Gloria Are1, 1521 Ferndale said she was concerned about 61st. The Public Works Director said 61st would not be extended this far. Mayor Liebl asked if this apswered Mrs. Arel's question and she said yes. Mayor Liebl asked if there was anyone on the Counci7 who wished to comment on this area. Councilman Starwalt recalled when this area was originally reviewed for p]atting, there had been some questions and concerns voiced by the area property awners, but these problems had been solved satisfactorily at the present time. !ie said he had no objection to the plat and he had not received calls from anyone who objected. � Mr. Thielman said he was concerned about the road. Mr. Sobiech explained this had not been taken care of at the present time because the deve7oper wanted final approval on the plat before negotiating for this parce7. . Councilman Starwalt questioned Mr. Thielman asking if he was satisfied with the proposed plat and Mr. Thielman said he was satisfied. MOTION by Councilman Utter to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upan a voice vote, all voting aye, �tayor Liebl declared the motion earried unanimously < and the Public Hearing c9osed at 7:47 P.M. � PUBLIC HEARING ON IMPROVEMENT: WATER, SANITARY SEWER AND STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 6, DENpU k MOTION by Councilman Utter to waive the reading of the Public Hearing Notice and open the Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing opened at 7:48 P.M. The Public W'orks Director said this project wauld provide water, sanitary sewer, mains and laterals, and service connections to Rice Cree k Estates, first and second Additions. He further stated these improvements had been requested. Mayor Liebl asked if there was any questions from the audience and there was no response. Ne asked if any member af the Council had any questions. Councilman Utter questioned the amounts in the agenda as compared to those in the assessment hearing booklet, and said the figures are different. Mr. Sobiech explained that the figures in the agenda included some storm sewer that was not necessary and the figures which are correct are those in the Public Hearing booklet. Mr. Dennis Schneider asked if this included any portion of Briardale and Mr. Sobiech said this would no.t include anything in this area at the present time. Councilman Utter asked if the people on 61st had been notified. Mr. Sobiech said yes and referred the question to Mr. Mervin Herrmann, Assessor. Mr. Herrmann referred to page five of the hearing booklet where those notified were listed. i� ' ' II �� ' ' � , � � lJ , � ' L� � ' , � � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 21, 1974 PAGE 3 Mayor Liebl asked the Ward Counci7man, Mr. Starwalt if he had any questions on the improvement. . • Councilman Starwa7t mentioned the installation of the storm sewer in this area and concurred with the feelings of Mr. Sobiech that no elaborate storm sewer system would be needed in this area because of the nature of.the elevations and composition of the gravel and sandy conditions of the area. He a7so pointed out when the surrounding area was developed, this allowed for future drainage of these additions. He thought the area would be drained adequately because of the construction of the proper slopes. Mrs. Arel again addressed the Council and asked if this improvement would aff ect her property and Mr. Sobiech said he did not be7ieve so, but asked Mr. Herrmann to confirm this statement. Mr. Herrmantt stated that the Arel property would not be af f ec ted . . Councilman tltter referred the Council's attention to the list of those being affected by the improvement and asked why Charles Rice was on the list. He recalled that those in his area were all opposed to the extension of 61st in this area. Counciiman Utter stated, Mr. Rice did not want to sp7it his property and he did not see how Charles Rice could be aff ected by this, and explained he had a number of ineetings and had spent many hours out there and those people were opposed. Counci7man Utter said he believed the benefit was being rece�ved by the people four lots to the north of the Rice property. He said this did not make any sense to him that Mr. Rice was ]isted on the assessment roll. The City Manager said t�ie current hearing is an improvement hearing and there would be an assessment hearing when the improvements had been completed and matters such as, who should be assessed, and who would benefit, would be appropriate at that time. He said if the property owner would not benefit, the City could not assess him. He continued to explain at the current S�earing, it was to be discussed if whether or not the improvements should be installed, and this �ther matter could be taken up at another time. He said he thought the point made by Councilman Utter was we71 taken and should have some special consideration at the time of the assessment hearing. Mr. Thielman said he saw on the map on the projector that there was a red 7ine on his property. He questioned if there was to be any improvements on his property and said he had been told that there would not he at this time. The Public Works Director said eventually there would be improvements on this portion of property. The City manager further explained that this current process would clear this area lega]ly for the installation process. Ne pointed out that there would be no need to hold a hearing on this process. He pointed out that there would be no need to hold a hearing on this parcel at the time the improvements are requested. MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayar Lieb7 declared the motion carr�ed unanimously and the Publ�c Nearing closed at 8:02 P,M. C HEARING ON IMPROUEMENT: STR AND � SZ. 1975-1 AND ST. 1975-2 RECEIVING PETITION N0. 19-1974 - OPPOSING THE INSTALLATION OF CURBING ON CAPITAL STREET: The Pubiic Works Director commented on the street improvement policy and said those listed under this project are those who are proposed for improvement in 1975. He continued to point out that the street improvement in the City began in ]969 and this was for several reasons such as the reduction of street maintenance and to get rid of the swale back type of street which are being patched all summer. Mr. Sobiech explained that of the l00 miles of roadway in the City of Fridley, only nine miles of these roadways are not completed at the present time. He further commented that this was a ten year inprovement project and is to be completed by 1978. These improvements consist of cur bing and asphalt mat. Mr. Sobiech said all of the City streets at the onset of the program, were scheduled for improvement at a set time or year, but there had been son e changes in this schedule. Specifically, he noted that there are sane streets within this project that had been scheduled for improvement in 1970 and 1971. He further pointed out because of the inflationary spiral, in 1970, 70th Way was proposed for improvement a� $13.30 per foot and in 1975 this cost is estima�ed at $17.16 per front foot. Another street had previously tioo., .,r�.,,,�o� f�� imnrnvpmant at �74_90 and now would also be $17.16 Mr. Sobiech 0 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 21, 1974 PAGE 4 said they were trying to stay within the schedule and keep the cost of this type of improvement as low as possible. Mr. Sobiech explained that those streets listed in the group ST. 1975-1 would be 36 feet wide and those in the grouping of ST. 1975-2 (MSAS) would be state aid streets which would obtain aid and have specifications set by the Minnesota High- (, way Department. He further explained in these cases, the roadway would be wider � and have an increased capacity for tonage, there would be no additional cost to � the residents of the areas, they would pay the same as those living on the resident- �" ial streets in the other grouping. � S7. 1975-1: BENNETT DRIVE• ITH STREET TO QUINCY STREET: The Public Works Director said this improvement had not been officia1ly peiiiioned for, but he had received calls requesting that this be done at this time. Mr. Sobiech informed the Council and udience that the cost for the front foot assessment would be $17.16 per foot and the side yard assessment would be $3.82 per foot. Mayor Liebl asked if there was anyone present from this area that wanted to make any commen�s. Mr. Fred Olson, 6390 Monroe, addressed the Council and asked the method of assessment on his property and said he favored the improvement. . Mr. Marvin Trehus, 6380 Quincy, questioned the method of assessment on his lot on Bennett Drive with an address on Quincy. Mr. Nerrmann said he would be assessed for an average amount of front footage computed by the average lot size of the area, and the additional footage would be divided into thirds and he would only be assessed for one third of the remainder of the front at the side yard rate or, $3.82 per faot. Mr. Trehus said he had 155 feet of f ront yard on the curve. Mr. Herrmann said he would be assessed a front foot assessment for approximately 80 feet with the balance divided as mentioned previously leaving an approximate amount of 25 feet to be assessed on the side yard. Mr. Herrmann said the additional 50 feet would be assessed to those down the street to the half block mark at the side yard rate. Mayor Liebl asked the Assessor if it would be possible to send the gentleman a letter informing him of what the amount of his assessments would be. Mr. Trehus said he would call the Assessor the following day to obtain ihis information. WASHINGTON STREET: 63RD AVENUE TO BENNETT DRIVE: h1ayor liebl asked if there were any questions, pro or con concerning this section of proposed improvement and there was no response. . JEFFERSON STREET: 63RD TO SENNETT DRIVE: Mayor Liebl said the cost wou7d be the same in this area. Mr. Frank Barnard, 6301 Jefferson questioned the method of assessment on his property. The Finance Director said the assessment policy should be read to the people present. Mayor Liebl read this policy to the Council and audience. A resident of the area questioned what would happen to the trees in the area. The Public Works Director poini:ed out the trees which may be affected by this improvement unless the grade wauld prevent this. He stated this may be a total of four trees. Again, he explained that this would depend on the final elevations and they may not have to take the trees. . �� 14� REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 21, 1974 PAGE 5 MADISON STREET: 63RD AVENUE TO BENNETT DRIVE: Mayor Liebl asked if there were any questions on this portion and there was no response. QUINCY STREET: 63RD TO BENNETT DRIVE: There was no response when Mayor Liebl asked if anyone wanted to comnent on this area. . 63RD AUENUE: MONROE STREET TO QUINCY STREET: , Mayor Liebl commented that this was just a short stretch of roadway and there were no questions concerning it. 64TH AVENUE: VAN BUREN STREET TO ABLE STREET: There were no questions about this area. VAN BUREN: CAROL DRIVE TO MISSISSIPPI STREET: Mr. D. E. Saba, 6325 Van Buren questioned how much his assessments would be and the Assessor gave him approximate amounts on this, according to his footage of front and side yards. Mr. Saba asked how soon these assessments would be applied. Mayor Lieb7 explained that this would be about nine months after the improvements had been completed. The Finance Director briefly explained the City's assessment policy for the payment of such assessments on improvements. The City Manager said the point should be made that the City does try to obtain the bids for such improvements during the winter months when the contractors are anxious for work, rather than in the spring and sumner months when the rates would be higher. He said he hoped that this project would be bid in the winter. Mr. Barnard, 6301 Van Buren asked if it would be necessary to tear the old street out and asked if this would be used for the base. The Public Works Director said this would depend on the final grade and if there would be proper drainage with the existing street�sed as a base, this would be done. . Mayor Liebl asked if there was anyone present who was opposed to the improvement of Van Buren and there was no response. CAROL DRIVE: WEST MOORE LAKE DRIVE TO ABLE STREET: Mayor Liebl asked if there were any cortunents about this section and there was no response. . CAROL CIRCLE: OFF CAROL DRIVE: There were no questions concerning this area. __� i 1 f ! i ; BAKER AVENUE: WEST MOORE LAKE DRIVE TO MI55ISSIPPI STREET: ;; Mr. Francis vanDan, 6342 Baker said he had no questions but he is opposed to the � installatian of the improvement. He added, his neighbors share his feelings. j Mr.�vanDan said this area is platted as Moore Lake Highlands and as the name' i indicates, it does consist of highlands and drains weli. He said in 1965 both the � Mayor at that time, Mr. Nee, and the City Engineer agreed that there was no problems in the drainage of the area. Mr. vanDan continued to state that he had lived in Minneapolis before moving to Fridley and there were curbs there, he said he did not think there was a need for ! cement and stone, he would rather have grass. He pointed out if the street were ; hot patched rather than cold patched, and the grade polished so there are no i bumps, this would be a good street. � ; � t I �� { �47 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING Of OCTOBER 27� 1974 PAGE 6 Mr. Ron Bardal, 6220 Baker Avenue, agreed with the points made by Mr. vanDan and said he would like the street hot patched and would not want curbing. � Another resident of the area addressed the Council and expressed the feeling that he thought the street was in bad repair and would favor the improvement. Mayor Liebl called for a show of hands of those for and against the improvement ', and stated that the two sides were evenly matched according to the show of hands. � TAYLOR: 64TH AVENUE TO MISSISSIPPI STREET: Mayor Liebl explained that this again, would be the same price with the same assessments and asked if there were any questions. Mrs. Yvette Miskowic, 6401 Taylor Street, said she lived on the corner of fi4th and Taylor and asked how she would be assessed for the improvement. A resident of the area asked the cost of the improvement without the curb and only the blacktop. He said he objected to the curbing and said he did not think it necessary if there is no sidewalk. � Mayor Liebl said if there is no curbing, there would be no improvement of the street. Ne called on the Public Works Director to explain this process. Mr. Sobiech explained that without the curbing, the water would eventually get.under the edges of the street and wash it away. Another resident of the area asked if this would be a gradual or sharp curb: The Public Works Director explained this would be according to the Siate Highway Department specifications B-618, and would be a sharper type except in the drive- way cut out areas. The resident asked why some areas have the gradual sloping curbs. Mr. Sobiech said this is in the areas where the street and curb was installed before the placement of the driveway has been established. He added, this is done ta eliminate the need to cut out the driveway opening in the future. Mr. Donald L. Menke addressed the Council stating he resided at 701 Bennett Drive and in 1961 when they blew out the sewer system, the City replaced the portion of his driveway which was cement with asphalt. Mr. Menke said he had not pushed ` that at the time because when the water was put in this could be replaced in cement as it originally was. The Publac Works Dtirector said he would check into this and see what had to be done. - 64TH AVENUE: BAKER AVENUE TO HIGHWAY #65 SERVICE DRIVE: ' Mayor Liebl asked if there were any questions on th�s portion and there was no response. HIGHV�IAY #65 SERVICE ROAD: WEST MOORE LAKE DRIVE.TO 64TH AVENUE: The Assessor said this area would be higher in price or $28.76 a front foot and $4.07 for the side yard assessments. Mayor Lieb7 said this is because only one side of the street can be assessed. MADISON STREET: 57TH AVENUE TO HELENE PLACE: There were no uestions oncernin this ortion of th t • q c g p e improvemen . �_. CAPITAL STREET: HUGHES AVENt1E TQ MAIN STREET: � Mayor Liebl said this had been deleted at one time from another project. The Publ,ic Works Oirector said this assessment would be the same as the residential streets, or $17.16 for the front foot and $3.82 for the side yard assessments. Mr. Oliver Olson, 5237 Capital Street, addressed the Council and questioned #he price of the improvements and asked how they came up with the price of $17 per foot, and said he thought this was way out of line. He explained that this type of improvement is being done in the area of $600 for the amount of feet in this case and questioned where the $1,100, or additional $500 wouid come from. The Public Works Director explained that the estimates were based on the 1974 prices and to make �sure they would be correct, they had added l0� to 15% to the existing construction costs because of the inflation spiral. He said there are also charges that would have to take care of the legal and financial portions of the improvement � i � � ' � � CJ ' � , � , , , l� � � C ' ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 21, 1974 PAGE 7 project. Mr. Sobiech said the project'would be let to the low bidder. Mr. Olson said he had a petition to present to the Counci7 in opposition to the improvement of Capita7 Street. Mayor liebl said it would be in order to receive the pet�tion. MOTION by Councilman Nee to receive Petition #79-7974 in opposition to the installation of curbing on Capital Street. Seconded by Counci7man Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Lieb7 declared the motion carried unanimously. Mayor Liebl said the people would not want the improvements installed if the sanitary sewer is not functioning properly. He also stated there are some problems with the storm sewer. . The City Manager said he would appreciate it if the people would call City Hall when they encounter prob7ems. He explained that it was last year that he first heard there were any problems in this area. He said the next time there is a prob7em, the people should place a ca11. Mrs. Olson said the drainage is always slow, they would not call for this. She explained her husband had purchased the equipment to do the cleaning of the drains and this had just been done the previ�us Monday. She further added, the water is not backing up into the house, it is just draining slow7y, , Mayor Liebl said if there is not adequate service in the area the Council would not take action io install the strest. Mr. Nick Garaffa, 6549 Anoka Street N. E., addressed the CounciT and said with the high cost of materials such as food, why can't the Council postpone the improvement of streets for one year to get a clear picture of the facts concerning the economy. He questioned with the current siate of the economy if the people could handie the additional cost of living and assessments, this may drive the people from their homes. Councilman Breider said he wou]d like to answer Mr. Olson's questions. He said the Counci7 had previously made the decision that they would not instali the street � improvements until the sewer problems in the area are taken care of. He stated the ' people indicate that the sewer has not been fixed to ihis point. He further stated ! he cou7d not see the Council taking any action to complete the improvement until this " problem is corrected. He said he for one wou7d not favor the �mprovement. The City Manager said the Adminisiration would come up with the appropriate so7ution � ' and said he hoped that the prob]ems could be taken care of. He said after this, the people would be willing to put in the proper improvements. 70TH WAY: EAST RIVER ROAD TO HICKORY DRIVE: The Public Works Director said this would be the same amouni as the previously mentioned residentiai streets. Mayor Liebt asked if there were any questions concerning this area and there was no resp�nse. • QUINCY STREET• 57TH AVENUE TO HELENE PLACE: ' Mr. Edward Griffith, 5675 Quincy Street, asked how much his assessment wou7d be and his question was answered. 6TH STREET: 53RD AVENUE TO 54TH AVENUE: Mrs. Patricia Ramsey, 5336 6th Street, said she lived next to the church and asked who paid the church's portion of the assessments. Mayor Liebl said they are assessed the same as any private party would be, there is not an exception in this case. OUTLOT F H FROM EAST RIVER ROAD SERVICE DRIVE TO OUTLOT C(GREAT NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL ��, �� _ Mayor Liebl said this portion of the improverient had been petitioned. The Public Works Director said yes, this had been done by Buriington Northern, the owners of the property. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCT�BER 21, 1974 STREET IMPROUEMENT PROJECT ST:' 1975-2 (MSAS): 63RD AUENUE: 7TH STREET TO MONROE STREET: Mr. Norlan Lee, 644 63rd Avenue said he opposed the improvement. PAGE 8 � The Public Works Director said this portion of the project would be that which is called State Aid which would mean that the stree�s would be constructed to meet certain standards which would make the roadway handle 9 tons of axel weight and ' be from 40 to 44 feet wide. He said there would be more base material than in the normal residential streets. He continued to explain this is done in areas that may at some time have more traffic, but this does not mean that the streets would eventually become a thoroughfare, or a trunk highway. He said it just means that these streets could handle more traffic, but not necessarily would. Mrs. Miskowic asked if the telephone po7es had to be moved, what would their placement be. The Public Works Director said they would be set back if this is the case. Ne said he doubted if any would have to be moved back more than three to five feet. He said he did not think that this wauid be necessary on any of the residential streets. MONROE: 63RD AVENUE TO MISSISSIPPI S7REET: Mayor Liebl asked if there were any questions and there was no response. ABLE STRE�T: WEST MOORE LAKE DRIVE TO MISSISSIPPI STREET: Mayor Liebl said the assessments in this area would be the same, $17,16 for front yard and $3.82 for the side yard. � Mr. John Foster, 6285 Able Street, addressed the Council and said he felt the same !. way about the improvements as expressed earlier by Mr, vanDan, the water has no i trouble draining from the area and the street could be repaired by the use of hot paiches. 57TH AVENUE: 7TH STREET TO QUINCY STREET: Mr. Jerome Cichosz, 505 57th Avenue, said he had negative feelings about the improvement and he had talked to 15 other families and they also had negative feelings. Mr. Kirk Herman, 610 57th Avenue said he favored the improvement. Mr. Amos Abbott, 675 57th Avenue said he favored the improvement. Mr. Myllin Miswia, 535 57th Avenue said he favored the project. Mr. Steve Engstrom, said he was about to move into a house that would be within the � project and he is for it. Mr. William Porter, 515 57th Avenue said he favored the improvement and asked what would happen to the old street in the back poriion (smail alley type roadway). The City Manager said the portion that is right of way i:� ulready paved to provide needed access. He said there is no proposal to do anyth; -; with the section at the present time. He said only one half of the right of °tt.y has been obtained and this is m ore like an alley than a roadway. Mr. Carl Paulson asked why 57th Place had been sidetracked. Mayor Liebl exp1ained that everyone on the block with the exception of Mr. Paulson had come to the meeting at that time and opposed the improvement. He said the people were all at the meeting and objected. Mayor Liebl asked how many people favnred the improvement and six people answered. QUINCY STREET: 57TH AVENUE TO CARRIE LANE: A resident of the area questioned the cost and this questi�n was answered. � ;, f e �� RfGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 21, 1974 CARRIE LANE: QUINCY STREET TO JACKSON STREET: There were no questions concerning this area. PAGE 9 JACKSON STREET: CARRIE LANE TO 58TH AVENUE: No questions were raised concerning this portion of the improvement. Mayor Liebl asked those present who favored and who opposed the improvements and it was his judgement that two to one favored the project. Mr. Saba asked if there wou]d be another hearing on this before the contract for the work was let. The City Manager said the work would be done the next year. He continued to explain this would be assessed after that time when all of the work is done and this may be the next spring. He said at the time when the final assess- ment roll is compiled, there would be another hearing and the people would have the same chance to be heard on this as they have at the present meeting. Mayor Liebl further stated that when the project is bid, the Counci7 would have the right to determine whether or not the project would be done that year. MOTIQN by Councilman Breider to close the hearing. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Mayor Liebl asked if the estimates for such a project are usually lower or hiyher. The City Manager said they are usuaily i0% to 15% higher than the actual costs. He continued t� explain, n4body knows the financial situation for the next six months. He mentioned it would be possible that the bids would come in lower, and this has happened in the past. UPON A VOICE VOTE, a17 voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the mot�on carried unanimously and the Public Hearing closed at 9:40 P.M. RE UESTED APPEARANCE BEFORE CITY COUNCIL BY MRS. HECEN TREUENFELS REGARDING ELECTION UDGE: Mrs. Helen Treuenfels addressed the Counci7 and asked that she be reconsidered for the position of Chief Election Judge in Ward 3, Precinct 3. A 7enghty discussion ensued and the following motion was made: MOTION by Councilman Nee to reinstate Mrs. Helen Treuenfe�s as Chief Election Judge in Ward 3, Precinct 3. Mayor Liebl declared the motion DEAD FOR LACK OF A SECOND. ORDINANCE #574- ADOPTING THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1975: Councilman Breider questioned the Finance Director on the Hansen Proposal and this was followed by discussion on the proposa7. Counci7man Breider said he would like this considered in the coming year's budget. MOTION by Councilman Nee to waive the reading and adopt Ordinance #574, adopt�ng the Budget for Fiscal Year 1975. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a roll call vote, Councilman Breider, Councilman Starwalt, Mayor Liebl, Counci7man Utter and Counci7man Nee voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RECESS: Mayor Liebl called a ten minute recess at 10:29 P.M, RECONVENED: Mayor Liebl reconvened the meeting at 10:44 P.M. NEW BUSINESS: ECEIVING TNE MINUTES OF T F CT BER 1, 1974: ` CONTINWITIOPJ OF A REQU BUILDING C NDARDS�DESIGN CONTROL T A NEW 6UILDING TO B CT PARCEL 2400 THAT .Y.HO�PITAL: -THE SAME OMMITTEE MEETING CAL � !_ � REGULAR COUNCIL MEE7ING OF OCTOBER 27, 1974 PAGE 10 Mayor Lieb1 said there are 13 stipulation in the minutes of the Subcommittee. The City Manager said these are the Council's stipulations that had been approved with the issuance of the special use permit. Ne said the Administration would be negotiating with the Hospital for the lease of some property on the southeast corner of the property. Mayor Liebl said the City is not buying the land, but only leasing it. The City Attorney said there are restrictions against sellinq the land, it must be leased by the City. Councilman Breider questioned the City Manager asking if it was his intent to hold up the building permit unti7 some agreement is reached on the lease of the property. He said he would want it understood that this was not to be done. The City Manager said he had talked to Mr. Haines from the Hospital that day and he had said he felt this could be worked out. Councilman Breider said he felt this construction was very good for the City and wou1d work out very well. He said he did not want the bui7ding permit to be held up because of the agreement on the park. Ne asked if this was understood. Mayor Liebl said he agreed with Counci7man Breider's remarks. MOTION by Councilman to concur in the request with the 14 stipulations. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimous7y. , CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO ALLOW TNE ESTABLISHMENT OF A MOBILE HOME SALES SITE• LOCATED ON THE WESTERLY 329 3 FEET OF THE SOU7HEAST QUART ...- ...�.- .�...��-i�rnrr n��nnrrn nc rrrTrllnl l7. TLlC COtAF RFTNf: 7ZF�i I-IT(��-iU�QY i�h The Public Works Director said he had reviewed this matter and the stipulations with the staff. He said it was their opinion with the amount of landscaping and blacktop that had been done, it would be their recommendation that a performance bond be provided by the applicant for this work. He said if this work is not done after a certain amount of time, the City would be able to complete the work and charge it to the bond. Mayor Liebl asked if this could be done with a written agreement rather than the performance bond. He asked Mr. Michael Rotter if it would be feasible with him. Mr. Rotter commented he would furnish an agreement in writting. Councilman Starwalt asked Mr. Sobiech if he recommended a two year period of time and Mr. Sobiech said he would like this time to be concurrent with the time allotment in the stipulations. Mr. Rotter explained that he would like some action to enable him to begin prepar- ation for the final agreemen� on the property. He said this had not been leased at the present time because he was waiting for approval of the Special Use Permit. He said he would not begin this winter, he would plan to do this work in the spring months. Mayor Liebl expressed the feeling that the Special Use Permit is only effective for three years and with the stipulations, this would be a great expenditure for this short period of time. MO7ION by Councilman Starwalt to approve the Special Use Permit with the 13 stipu- lations as recorr�nended by the Planning Commission and that a signed agreement be furnished for the completion of the landscaping and blacktopping of the area. The City Manager said everyone else in the CIty has been required to furnish a performance bond, this is a requirement of the City's ordinances. He said it would be the Council's prerogative to waive this requirement in this case. SECONDED by Councilman Utter. Councilman Breider asked when the starting date of the usage of the Special Use Permit would be. He stated if the business would not be operational until next spring, this would be some wasted time if the permit were granted at the present �_�_ F � i ; � � � � � , � I � ' � ' � i ' ; i ; � ' I R M 7 I j .1 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 21, 1974 PAGE 11 Mr. Rotter answered he would ask for the Special Use Permit to start upon signing of the lease, he asked if this would be feasible. The City Manager again expressed the view that the pprformance bond is required by ordinance within the City Code zoning requirements. The City Attorney said the Council should stipulate the amount of the bond. The City Attorney said this snould be in the amount of the blacktopping work. The Public Works Director said this would be approximately $1,000 to $1,500. The City Attorney said this would cost the applicant approximately $100 to $150. MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to amend the original motion and stipulate that Mr. Michael Rotter provide a performance bond for the blacktopping. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, Counci�man Utter voting aye, Councilman Nee voting aye, Councilman Breider voting aye, and Councilman Starwalt voting aye, and Mayor Liebl abstaining, Mayor Lieb7 declared the motion carried four in favor and one abstention. UPON A VOICE VOTE, on the origina} motion, Councilman Breider voting aye, Councilman Starwalt voting aye, Councilman Utter voting aye, Councilman Nee voting aye, and Mayor �ieb� abstaining, Mayor L�eb7 de�lared the m�tion carried four ayes and one abstaining. MOTION by Councilman Utter to allow the establishment of a hlobile Homes Sales Operation. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. MQTION by Councilman 8reider to receive the Minutes of the Bu�7ding Standards- Design Control Subcummittee Meeting of October 10, 1974, Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice voie, ali vo�ing aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF OCTQBER 15, 1974: REQUEST FOR A VAR ,.,._ .._.._...... ---- I ON 205.053, 4, B4, FRIDLEY CTTY CODE. TO RE�UCE 0 ISIb bbltl HVtIVUt, F'KlULtY, I''11lVIVi.SUIH.}: The Public Wvrks Director said the Board of Appeals had recommended approval of the variance, which a�as to reduce the side yard setback from 5 feet to 3 feet. He expiained the applicant wanted to install a greenhouse in this area. Councilman Starwalt said he had talked to the neighbors and they did not object to this. MOTION by Counci7man StarH�a7t to approve the request for the side yard varianc2 from five feet to three feet to allow the installation of a greenhouse as requested by Mrs. Betty Mech. Seconded by Counci.l�an Utter, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. FOR VARIANCES OF: SECTION 205.135, 1, E1, FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO REDUCE Af.K F R(1FF_CTRFF PARKTN�_ FR(1M 9 FFF �R(1M TNF FR(1NT i I T F (1 7FR MOTION by Councilman Breider to approve the variance as requested by Michael Bizal for 7880 Ranchers Road Pd. E. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Lieb7 dec7ared the motion carried unanimously. EST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 205.053, 16, FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO REDUCF THE �1UM LO RE REOUI ED, Z , , '�� REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING O� OCTOBER 21, 1974 EAST FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. (RE UEST BY NORTH METRO CONSTRUCTION, INC., 5203 CENTRAL :; P0 S; I C Councilman Nee said he had looked at this area and the group of sites, and all of them have problems. He said he was not prepared at the current meeting to reco�nend any action. He further pointed out that all of the sites had some objections from the neighbors, and some of the objections were valid ones. He sited as an examp7e that on one of the lots the applicant would be able to purchase another lot and build without a variance. He also pointed out that �he lots had been in a position where the adjoining property owners had wanted to buy them to increase their own yards. Councilman Nee said he would like to see the property owner try to sell the lots to the adjacent property owners and come back after this time. He said he thought some of the people were interested in this. Mr. Bill Erickson, 650 Ely Street, said at the ime when his home was bui7t, it had been determined that it was o nly possible o build on a lot 75 feet in width and his builder had io plan accordingly. He voiced opposition to the grant- ing of the variances at this time to allow building on a 50 foot lot. Mr. Dennis Barker, representative of North•tdetro Construction, said the people had a chance to buy the lots for years. Ne thought they had used these lots as part of their yards for years, free of charge. Mrs. Edward Bishop, 121 Ely Street N. E., said she had called Mr. Barker last year and asked if it was possible to purchase the lots and was told no. The Public Works Dir.ector asked if this item is tabled, would this mean that all five of the requests are tabled. Councilman Nee said he would like the matter resolved within the neighborhood. He added, if the neighb�rs would not object, they would be sympathetic to the effort. Councilman Nee asked if the applicant planned to build this year. Mr. Barker said they had planned on bui]ding this year. Councilman Nee suggested this item be brought back in a month or so when the plans may be resolved. He stated they would talk about this one month froro the present time. MOTION by Councilman Nee to table any action on the request until a month from the present time. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. 0 FOR A VARIAfvCE GF SECTION 205.053, 1B, FR_IDLEY CITY_CODE, TO REDUCE I�� 0 S e MOTION by Councilman Nee to table any consideration on the variance request for one month. Seconded by Councilman S�arwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTIO� 205.053_, 1B, FRIDLEY CITY C�DE, TO REDUCE THE MINIMUM LOT AREA REQUIRED ON PL T RECORDED BEFORE DECEMBER 29, 1955, FROM 750 �,....— _..�_ T,. ..�.. ,. ,.....n..� �� _x-�< <,,, Y„� .,,. ,,.��,,,.�..,,., ,.� � ,.,,�, , _.,,, ,,., K PARK ADDITION, THE SAME BEING 7998 . REQUEST'BY NORTH METRQ CONSTRUCTI This itero was tabled at the subcommittee level. A VARIANCE OF SECTION 205.053, 16, FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO REDUCE THE . E., VI �� R I ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 21, 1974 PAGE 13 � L__I , , � r � L�] � � ' ' , � , i � i , MOTION by Councilman Nee to table this matter for a period of one month to a17ow the applicant and the home owners of the area to come to some agreement. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the mation carried unanimously. REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 205.053, 1B, FRIDLEY CITY CODE TO REDUCE THE E � �� MOTION by Counci1man Nee to table the request for the variance for the period of one month, Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the mation carried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of October 15, 1974, Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, a17 voting aye Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIUING THE MINUTES OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY COh1MISSION MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 24, 1974. MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the minutes of the Environmental Quality Commission Meeting of September 24, ]974. Seconded by Counc9lman Utter. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIUING TNE MINUTES OF THE CITIZEN BIKEWAY COMMITTEE MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1974: MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the Minutes of the C�tizen Bikeway Committee of Qctober 2, 1974. Seconded by Counci7man Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. CO_NSIDERATION OF A REQUEST FOR IMPROVEMENT OF LEGAL NON-CONFORMING USE AT 2l8 57TH PLACE N. E.: MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the letter from Mr. Norton Neff regarding the refurbishing of the dwelling at 218 57th Avenue N. E., dated October 17, 1974. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, a71 voting aye, Mayor Lieb7 declared the motion carried unanimous7y. The Public Works Director said this was located in Hyde Park. He pointed out that the structure is in dissrepair and the applicant would like to bring it up to code to enable him to rent it. The City Manager reca]led that ihe applicant had requested that this structure be used as an office building and this had been denied. Now, the applicant would 7ike to rent it. The City Attorney said there would not be any Council action necessary to allow the applicant to refurbish the building and rent it, receiving the request at this time would be sufficient. CONSIDERATION OF EMPLOYING AUDITOR FOR YEAR 1974: MOTION by Councilman Utter to employ George M. Hanson Company for the Audit for year 1974. Seconded by Cauncilman IVee. Counci7man Breider questioned the amount of this type of audit. The Finance Director listed the various costs for the past several years as: $6,100 in 19fi3, $6,650 in 1972, and $5,500 in 1973, He explained that the lower price was due to the fact that the City staff had done a great deal of the preparatory work for the audit. Mayor Liebl said this Company has done a good job. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. DISCUSSION OF WHETHER TliE CITY SHOULD REQUIRE BIDS - TOWIN6 CON7RACT• A representative of Shorty's Towing said they did not wish to cancel the contract, they REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 21, 1974 would just like a rate increase. PAGE 74 The City Attorney addressed the Council and said he had been asked for an opinion from Mr. Brunse]1 on whether or not the CIty was required to obtain bids for this contract and as far as he sees this matter, he thought this had only been a matter of policy that bids be received, not a legal requirement. He said he still believed this to be a matter of a policy decision. He said it wou7d be possible to negotiate with a party or receive the bids. Mayor Liebl asked if it would be possible to negotiate without going out for bids. He asked if anyone would have an objection to this. Councilman Breider expressed the feeling that the bids received are often from firms across town that would not be able to carry on this work. Ne said he would not object to the negotiatians with Shorty's Towing. MOTION by Councilman Breider to authorize the Administration to negotiate with Shorty's Towing for a revised towing cantract with increased rates, The C�ty Attorney suggested that some of the 7anguage in the contract be modified at this time also. � SECONDED BY Councilman Utter. The City Attorney said ihe Council could accept or deny the cQntract as negotiated. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #120-1974 - CLOSIN6 OUT PERA FUND AND POLICE PENSION FUND AND TRANSFERRING G A FUND: MOTION by Councilman Utter to adopt Reso7ution #120-1974 ciosing out the PERA Fund and Police Pension Fund attd transferring to the General Fund. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, a71 vot�ng aye, Mayor Liebl deciared the mot9on carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #121-1974 - AUTNORIZING REIMBURSEMENT OF MAINTENANCE COST TO METROPOLITAN ER BOARD: MOTION by Counci7man Utter to adopt Resolution #121-1974 authorizing reimbursement of maintenance cost ta Metropolitan Sewer Board, Seconded by Councilman Starwait. Upon a voice vote, al] voting aye, Mayor Lieb7 declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #122-1974 - ORDERING IMPROVEMENT FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFTCAT MOTION by Councilman Utter to adopt Resolution #122-1974, ordering improvement, final plans and specifications and estimates of the costs thereof: Water Sanitary Sewer and Storm Sewer Improvement Pr�Ject No. 116, Addendum #1. Seconded by Counci]man Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING BIDS AND AWARDING CONTRACT FOR COLD STORAGE BUILDING: BIDDER NAME Lester Engineering Bailding System Lester Praire, Mn. Metro Metal Inc. Minneapolis, Mn. BONDING COMPANY Certified Ck. 5% of bid $634.00 Bid af Band of %5 United Pacific Insurance Co. BLDG.SIZE 36' X 60' 32' X 62'8" ' {7his bid does not meet specifications) COST OF BLDG. $i2,680.00 , $13,955.00 COMPLETION DATE OF CONSTRUCTION 1-30-75 90 days MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the bids as listed above and award the contract to Lester Engineering in the amount af $12,680. Seconded by Councilman Siarwalt. Councilman Breider asked if the proposed construction would include a concrete floor. �� 150 - � � � � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETIN6 OF OC1'OSER 21, 1974 PAGE 15 UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. APPOINTMENT: CITIZEN BIKEWAY/WALKWAY COMMITTEE: MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to appoint Ms. Janet Thomas, 1463 75th Avenue, 784-6591, to the Citizen Bikway/Walkway Cor�nnittee. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Leib1 declared the motion carried unanimously. APPOINTMENT: CITY EMPLOYEE: NAME POSITION SAIARY " EFFECTIVE DATE REPLACES Arlene Smith Clerk Typist $475 October 22, 1974 Paula 18 115th Ave. N. E. Eng. Division per Long Blaine, Minn. P. W. Department month MOTION by Councilman Breider to appoint Mrs. Arlene Smith as Clerk-Typist Engineering Division in the Public Works Department effective October 22, 1974. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Lieb7 declared the motion carried unanimously. CLAIMS: . GENERAL 37434 - 37582 LIQUOR 9241 - 9300 MOTION by Councilman Utter to approve the Claims. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor LiebT declared the motion carried unanimously. ESTIMATES: H & S Asphalt Company . 54U� Industry Avenue N. W. Anoka, Minn. 55303 PARTIAL ESTIMATE #4 for work completed and material on hand - ST. 7974-1 . $39,683.53 PARTIAL ESTIMATE #4 for work completed and material on hand - ST. 1974-2 13,238.99 Comstock & Davis, Inc. 1440 County Road "J° Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 For furnisning of resident inspection and resident supervision for staking out of the following construction work: pARTIAL EgTIMATE #4� Sam fary Sewer & Water Improvement Project #115 from September 2 through September 27, 1974 $45.33 PARTIAL ESTIMATE #9: . Sanitary �ewer & Water Improvement Project #�14 from September 2 through Septc�nber 27, 1974 251.97 PARTIAL ESTIMATE #1: Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm Sewer Improvement Project No.113 from September 2 through Sept. 27, 19T4 222.86 Peter Lametti Construction � 615 Orake Street . St. Paul, Minnesota 55102 PARTIAL ESTIMATE #1 for Sanitary Sewer Improvement No. 113 (Central Avenue Relief Sewer) 40,85fi,40 MOTION by Gouncilman Utter to apprave the listed estimates with the addition of the Estimate from Weaver, Talle, and Herrick for their September retainer and services rendered in the amount of $1,462. Seconded by Councilman Mee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimous]y. � 1 I � � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 21, 1974 LICENSES: CIGARETTE BY Edina Oil Company Edina 0i7 Company 6101 University Avenue �� Fridley Food Market Paul Beecroft 8154 East River Road Russ's Superette Peter J. Arkins 6253 University Avenue FOOD ESTABLISHMENT Ciub 47 Alyce Simonson 606i University Avenue Fridiey Food Market Paul Beecroft 8154 East River Road Russ's Superette Peter J. Arkins 6253 University Avenue Shaddrick-Labeau Legion Leonard Hoffman 1315 Rice Creek Road . OFF SALE BEER 151 f i i PAGE 16 i APPROVED BY FEE Public Safety Dir. $12.00 Public Safety Dir. 12.00 Public Safety Dir. 12.00 Health Inspector 76•72 Pro-rated Health Inspector 14.63 Pro-rated Health Inspector 14.63 Pro-rated Health Inspector 25.00 , Fridley Food Market Paui Beecroft Public Safety Dir. 15.00 r 8154 East River Road � �� Russ's Superette Peter J. Arkins Public Safety Dir. 15.00 6253 University Avenue '� �l � SERVICE STATION • ' Edina Oii Company Edina Oil Company Building Inspector 30.00 � 6101 University Avenue Deputy Fire Chief 1 � ' SOLICITOR ! _.- � Grarariams One World Crusade Lieutenant Howard Rick Non-profit (� � iFisher canned nuts EXCAVATING � Webster Company, Inc. ` 845 Edgerton Street � St. Paul, Minn. 551Q7 GAS SERVICES ------ Controlled Air Corporation 3008 Bryant Avenue South Minneapolis, Minn. 55408 Quality Heating & Air Conditioning Co. 3035 Lyndale Avenue So. Minneapolis, Minn. 55408 Um fication Church , Jerane Childress Cub Scout Pack 714 Lieutenant Howard Rick Non-profit Kenneth Hall Elem. Sch. Spring Lake Park �: Wayne Erickson � . � (Cubmaster) � gy APPROVED BY i A. N. Webster C. FelisTe ! i Gerald Christie Walter Buchman p. Sandin ' I � � , � � ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 21, 1974 PAGE 17 LICENSES continued: � GENERAL CONTRACTOR BY APPROVED BY Crandall Bros. Construction James H. Crandall C. Belisle � 3933 Douglas Drive Crystal, Minn. 55422 ; � Osborne Construction Warren Osborne C. 8elisle � 7565 University Avenue N. E. 1 Fridley, Minn. 55432. ' � � j Royal Aluminum Products Inc. Max Ostrow C. Belisle ' 526 6th Avenue North � Minneapolis, Minn. 55411 � Russ Scott Construction Russell Scott C. Belisle ' ; 1055 93rd Avenue N. W. Coon Rapids, Minn. 55433 HEATING ! Allied Metalcraft Company James McCarthy C. Belisle ' 1750 Thomas Avenue � St. Paul, Minn. � Bostrom Sheet Metal Works, Inc. A. H. Pavlick W. Sandin 785 Curfew ' St. Paul, Minn. Hokanson Plumbing Inc. Roger Hokanson W. Sandin 13146 Taylor Street N. E. Blaine, Minn. 55434 Nielsen Sheet Metal William Nielsen W. Sandin . 395 27th Avenue N. E. Minneapolis, Minn. 55418 Palen/Kimball Company G. Richard Palen W. Sandin 2505 University Avenue St. Paul, Minn. 55114 MULTIPLE DWELLING APPROVED � � OWNER ADDRESS UNITS FEE BY '' Douglas Investments 5980 2nd St. N. E. 4 $15.00 R. D. A7drzch Douglas K. Jones Fire Prev. ; 2505 Silver Lane N. E. �; Minneapolis, Minn. 55421 y � Peter J. Neururer 390 57th Place N. E. 4 75.00 R. D. Aldrich 7125 Jersey Avenue N. Fire Prev. , Minneapolis, Minn. 55428 ? :� Elbert Staples 321 79th Way N. E. 4 15.00 R. D. Aldrich '; 1716 E. 58th Street Fire ;, Minneapolis, Minn. 55417 Prev. a # HEATING BY APPROVED BY � Quality Heating & Walter Buchman W. Sandin � Air Conditioning Co. � , 3035 Lyndale Avenue So. '• Minneapolis, Minn. 55408 E ' Councilman Breider asked if there was a time limit on solititation in the City. The '_ City A t torney sai d he would check into this. Councilman Breider asked if encylopedia � salesmen have to be licensed and Councilman Utter said yes. �� i MOTION by Councilman Utte; to approve the licenses. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon .,.�.. ..�� ....+t..., � Mavnr I inhl clecl:.red �`.�]0 IilOt10I1 carried unanimously. ? ; REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 21, 1974 PAGE 18 CONSIDERATION OF TEMPORARY HOUSE TRAILER LICENSE TO BE LOCATED AT 180 MISSISSIPPI W Y N. E. REQUEST BY FRIDLEY BE U IFIC I SS IATION : The City Manager pointed out that the request was also to have the fees waived. MOTION by Councilman Nee to grant the permit for the temporary iocation of a trailer at 180 Mississippi Way N. E, as requested by the Fridley Beautification Association waiving the fees. Seconded by Councilman Utter, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimous7y. DISCUSSION CONCERNING RATES FOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION PARTICIPATION: A representative of the Hockey Association addressed the Council and explained that a rumor got started at the last year's banquet that the traveling team members would have to pay $700 per person for participation in the program this year. He proceeded to list the various mounting costs including that of the indoor ice time which was determined to be the utmost in the rate increase. He concluded his remarks stating, now, the estimate has been reduced to $85, but this is still a sizeable sum. Councilman Breider brought up the fact that some of the boys had attended hockey camp in the summer at additional expense. Ne questioned how much this had been. Councilman Utter said it had cost his son $125 to attend the hockey camp, Councilman Breider remarked that some families have two or three boys who want to participate and at this price, it is impossible. He suggested the Council make an effort to obtain contributions from the private enterprises in the area. The representative said if a family cannot afford to send the boys to participate, and if the boy is showing promise and can make the traveling team, the Association will assist in the financial burden. He said they would not put a boy out because of finances. He said the B teams have a much lesser expense which wou7d be in the $10 ra.nge. Councilman Utter asked if the selling of subscriptions to Cable TV would reduce the cost. The representative said this had been one of the considerations in the estimated $85. MOTION by Councilman Breider to check the costs of participation with the Director of Parks and Recreation, Paul Brown, and authorize the Administration to use means to promote donations to the Hockey Association. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. COMMUNICATIONS: IMMACULATE CON�EPTION SCHOOL: OCTOBER 26, 1974 AS MARATHON DAY: MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the communication concerning Marathon Day and approve the request waiving the fees. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNMENT: MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all.voting aye, Mayor liebl declared the motion carried unanimously and the Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council of October 2l, 1974 adjourned at 11:54 P.M. Respectfully submitted, �,�,� �,�,�,�o-��,�.'�'� Pat Ranstrom Secretary to the City Council ate pprove Frank G. Liebl Mayor Y ; _ , . : , >, ,. _ ; ' F� � - �. . . , r _ �� l � �. . . . . . . .. -;. . .. .. :. ' 1 _. THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OE iHE`FRIDLEY CiTY COUNCIL OF NOYEMBER;4, 1974 �� ;.: ` ° ;� ;,:: � ; ' , �.: :, . � ;�: � � � F k . . . ... . . .�,. ., ,. , . .: . � � .� � ,: ,. ��. . � . - . � . - . � . k - . . .. , .. � . ..� ��: ..� •- , , . . . , � .... . . �: t y� . . .... F 4 x 1 ' s , . t f T �. . � . . . - .: � , .. . , . ,.� {:. ,.�. . . ..� .- ..� . � -� h ,� . . . . �, . . �-� . ... ..Y;� . . . . . . d ... ,i , . �..:: ., .. � t . � .. . . � . � ' � � . . � � � . . . . . � � 7 . � - . - . . . .. . � � � � � � � . .. , i: ' . ... . . . . � . F . ... ,.._.�-. .::��. , �:..� � �, � . .. �.. � � . . . . . .. i . . . � . . �. . �. . � .. . . . . .; , . .. . , .. , .. . � . . . . . . . .. . .:..-, .,--�, '.;_?. .'•.'. i . . , . .. . .�. ; . . 1 ��1� � , � - � ._ -:� �1 � P. , . . . . . _ : . . . . .. . -�:'. . .". . _ • ..v�,.�:. vu.;'y' 154 THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL OF NOVEMBER 4, 1974 The Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council of Nov�nber 4, 1974 was called to order at 7:29 P.M. by Mayor Liebl. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: � � . Mayor liebl ied the Council and the audience in saying the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. INVOCATION: Mayor Lieb] offered the Invocation. ROLL CALL: MEMBERS PRESENT: Councilman Starwalt, Mayor Liebl, Councilman Utter, Councilman Nee, and Councilman Breider. � MEMSERS ABSENT: None � APPROVAL OF MINUTES: PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 16,'1974: � MOTION by Councilman Utter to adopt the minutes of the Public Hearing Meeting of the Fridley City Counol of September 16, 7974. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 23, 1974: , i MOTION by Counciman Starwalt to adopt the minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council as presented. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. SPECIAI COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 28,_i974: ' MOTION by Councilman Nee to adopt the mir+ates of the Special Meeting of the Fridley City Council of Se�tember 28, 1974 as pre sented. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upcn a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimousiy. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 7, 1974: MOTION by Counci]man Utter to adopt the minutes af the Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council of October 7, 1974 as submitted. Seconded by Counci7man Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, (�ayor Liebl declared tha motion carried unanimously. ADOPTION OF AGENDA: Mayor Liebl mentioned that two petitions had been presented for the Council to receive d th St eet Im rovement Projects �, i at the present meet�ng, but being these concerne e r p that did appear on the agenda, they would be received at that time without adding , an agenda item. . � MOTION by Councilman Utter to adopt the agenda as presented. Seconded by Councilman �, Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried , unanimousiy. 1, VISITORS: MR. NICHOLAS GARAFFA, 6549 ANOKA STREET: CONCERN ABOUT CAMPAIGN VANDALISM: Mr. Garaffa addressed the Council and expressed his concern about the vandalism to campaign signs in the City. Councilman Breider questioned the City Attorney on this point as a legal question. Councilman Breider mentioned during campaigns, he had always placed his signs out and kept at least 50% of the amount in reserve because of such activity. i i i � I " � , 0 `�--�. � f� REGULAR COUNCIL MffTING OF NOVEMBER 4, 1974 PAGE 2 The City Attorney said this is destruction of private property and this should be dealt with by the Poli Department or Prosecutor. He stated this would be trespass and destruction of private property. Mrs. Pat Brennen, 6717 7th St., said whe had written a letter to the Sun. She recalled that she had heard some men talking below her bedroom window at 2:00 A.M. and then saw them drive off. She said this had not allowed her � sleep well,since this time and she felt that this was a matter of sheer terror and fear. 155 PROCLAMATION: "HELP YOUNG AMEf�A WEEK" - NOVEMBER 17 - 23, 1974: Mayor Lieb] called on Councilman Utter to read the Proclamation. MOTION by Councilman Utter to adopt the Proclamation, "Help Young America Week", November 17 through November 23, 1974. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. NEW BUSINESS: RE UEST FOR DISCUSSION REGARDIN6 DEVELOPMENT IN BURLINGT4N NORTHERN PROPERTY, 43RD D EAST RIVE ROAD RE UEST BY HENRY ZIMME : � Mayor Liebl explained he had talked to Mr. Henry Zimner and had directed Mr. Zimmer � to prepare a letter to the City Council concerning this so he would not supersede the Ward Counciiman. � Mayor liebl read the letter as submitted by Mr: Zimner with the four listed areas of concern. Mayor Liebl referred to the first area of concern, liability for the damage to the Zirroner property caused by blasting. He asked Mr. Zir�ner if he had submitted any claims, or had his neighbors submitted any claims. Mr. Zimmer said he had not submitted a claim, but there were cracks in the plaster and stucco. He said he had talked to a representative of the railroad who had indicated the damage had been done by settling of the house. ihe City Attorney advised the resident that he should initially talk to the railroad and submit this claim. He further advised him that after this, the matter should be referred to the railroad's insurance company. Ne said if there is no action after this, the individual could file a claim fi eonciliation court or municipal court. _ Mr. Zimmer indicated that this may be from $500 to $600. The City Attorney said if the amount were $500 or under, this could be settled in conciliation court, and if more, this would have to be taken care of in municipal court. The City Attorney advised Mr. Zimmer to check with the Clerk of Municipal Court during the working hours. He further explained that each side would present their evidence and the judge would make a decision. Mayor Liebl questioned the Attorney's fees in such a case for a$500 claim. The City Attorney said this would not be true if this were conciliation court, there is only a$2 filing fee. Mayar Liebl asked if there are any others who would have such claims for damage done by the blasting. Mr. Anthony Pikus, 4036 Main Street, addressed the Council and said he lives in the same area as Mr. Zimmer and he also has damege. Mr. Pikus said he did not know the dollar amount of this damage, he could not say. Councilman 6reider questioned if there had been meetings with the people of th�. area and the railroad. He recalled that this had been the case and asked if the minutes could be researched to determine this. He recalled that the peop7e of the area had come in and voiced concerns about the blasting and they were assured by the railroad that any claims would be taken care of. I The representative of the Railroad, Mr. Donald E. 0'Leary, 176 5th, St. Paul, said the ' insurance company for the blasting contractor would hand1e such claims. Ne stated that it had been some time since the pmpletion of this work, and if this insurance is not in effect, the railroad insurance would take care of this. .. 0 i i 156. ' � i � � , I j � � � � , ' � � � , ' ' i REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 4, 1974 PAGE 3 Councilman Breider suggested having the Administration work with the people of the area in obtaining the estimates, and if there is no action from the railroad, they could go to court action after this. ; MOTION by Councilman Breider to direct the people of the area to work with the Administration to formulate the plan for submitting the claims with copies of these claims being retained at City Hall to keep track of the action taken. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. Mayor Lieb7 mentioned ti►e lighting.of the area.and_asked-if it would be possible to regulate and control this so it does not shine in the homes of the area people. Mr. Pikus said when it is dark and no lights are on, he is able to walk around his house because it is lighted by the railraad lights. Mayor Liebl asked if the berm had been instalied and Mr. Zimmer said it had, but the lights are higher than this and shine over it. Mayor Liebl asked if the fencing had been installed. Mr. Zimmer said yes, but they would like.to have the strips installed in the fence. The City Manager said the railroad had talked about_sane_fencing.and.strips for the fence and also some planting for this area._ He mentioned that the landscape plan had not been approved by the rai7road at the present time, but would be done in'the near future. He said they would be working on this plan in the spring. The Representative of the railroad assured the area residents that the landscaping would be carried through this area. He also mentioned that the flood lights are still in the construction stage and perhaps are not focused and directed proper9,y at the present time. Mayor Liebl asked Mr. 0'Leary if it would be possib]e .�4 have a meeting with Mr. Zimmer to enable them to reach a satisfactory conclusion to the lighting problems. Mr. 0'Leary said he would do this. Mayor Liebl said he hoped the landscaping plan would call for the planting of trees on the berm to reduce the amount of light and noise. Mr. 0'Leary said the land- scaping plan would be brought to the City for approval before the work is done. Mayor Liebl asked if Mr. 0'Leary wouid furnish a copy of the plan to the area property owners for their approval. Mr. 0'Leary said this could be done. CONSIDERATION OF A REOUEST BY TRI-CO BUILDERS, INC. CONCERNING LOTS 1 AND 2, BLOCK 5, SPRING BROOK PARK ADDITION: MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the letter from Tri-Co Builders, Inc., James E. George, Treasurer dated October 30, 1974. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. Mayor Liebl questioned the Assessor on this type of action and whether or not it would conform to policy. The Assessor answered he would recommend that the special assessments not be reduced or the residents of the whole City would be able to bring up the same request. . A representative of Tri-Co Builders said the letter of request had stated that the Company would pay all of the special assessments, but in the letter they had asked that the back taxes and penalties be waived. The representative said the property would be a buildable site without the addit9onal 30 feet which is being referred to at the present time. ,, The Assessor said this would have to be done at the County level with approval by the State. The City Attorney said there is no guarantee that this could be done by the County. He suggested the Assessor work with the County for this type of action. The Assessor ., said he owuld help in anyway he could to get the taxes waived at the County level. �. l � i I � � I ; �f i �� 757 ; � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 4, 1974 PAGE 4 Councilman Breider said he is aware that the City cannot waive the taxes, but he ' felt the City Council could recommend that this be done by the County. He said if this is not done, there is the possibility of creating a 30 foot strip of land that would be isolated and could go tax forfeat. He though� if this is the case, the City may not obtain the monies due for the special assessments. MOTION by Councilman Nee to agree in principle to support the application to the County to waive the payment of the back taxes and penalties on the lot described, but not waive the special assessments. Seconded by Councilman Bredier. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Lieb7 declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF EXTERIOR DEVELOPMENT PLAN, REQUEST BY FRANK'S NURSERY: The Public Works Director explained how this consideration had been tabled because the landscaping plan was not prepared at the previous consideration by tt�e Subcommittee. He said they withdrew the request with the understainding that they would come back at a later date when the plans were compiete. He further pointed out that they had prepared an exterior development plan and would like to begin work before the winter months. He pointed out the area in question on the map on the screen and said ali : of the plan is according to the code and the width of the parking sta7ls are correct. A representative of Frank's Nursery said there would be no more merchandise out in the front of the building. This would be removed. He questioned the stipulation of installation of the fencing and said he be9ieved that it would be more attractive to look at raws of evergreen trees than a wooden fence. I The representative of Frank's Nursery said the work is to be done by the 15th or 18th of November. Gauncilman Sreider said this matter would have to go back to tfie Building Standards- Design Control Subcommittee. He said he would not want to bypass the Subcommittee, but he did understand the situation with the winter freeze coming. MOTIO�! by Councilman Breider to approve the parking plan, but direct the applicant , to go back to the Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittee for the final approval on the landscaping plan. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declare d the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING THE MINU7ES OF THE PLANNING COI�tISSION MEETING OF OCTOBER 23, 1974: CONSIDERATION OF A PROPOSED PRELIMINARY PLAT, P. S. #74-06, ZANDER'S 1ST ADDITION BY DAILEY HOMES. INC.: A REPLAT OF LOT 3, AUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION N0. 92, EXCEPT The Public Works Director said this had been tabled and will be considered at a later time. ES7, SAV #74-04, SY JERRY GUIMONT: TO VACAT The Public Works Director said the Planning Commission had recommended approval of the vacation. He also pointed out that there were no objections on the administravite level and the City had received a letter from the utility company stating they had no objections to the vacation. The Public Works Director said it would be in order to set a Public Hearing. MOTION by Councilman Breider to set a Public Hearing for November 18, 1974. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried ur�animously. MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting of October 23, 1974. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE BUILDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOPdMITTEE MEETING BER , 9 : If I ; : _. ___ _- . __.J 158 �I ' ' � � a , ' � , _ REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 4, 1974 PAGF 5 The Public Works Director said the Planning Commission had recorrn�nended approval of the request with three stipulations. He read the stipulations. Mr, Sobiech pointed out the proposed construction on the plans on the easel ' and explained the elevation drawings. ' � Mayor Liebl asked the amount of the total cost of the planned construction and a representative of the applicant said $1,000,000. He explained there would be 14,000 square feet of office space and 48,Q00 square feet of warehouse. � He stated that the facility would employ approximately 45 people. The representative said there would be no prablems with any of the stipulations. I MOTIQN by Councilman Nee to approve the request for the oonstruction by GTE Sylvania ' Inc., with stipulations two and three as recommended by the Subcommittee, but deleting the first recommended stipuiation. Seconded by Councilman Utter. ; . i Counci7man Nee said he would like the company to have the option of this first � stipulation.and he had confidence in the Company and their taste. He thought � the Company should be able to wark this out on their own. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl-declared the motion carried ; unanimously. � MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the minutes of the Building Standards-Design Control Subcommittee of Octo6er 24, 1974. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RECETVING THE MINUTES OF THE HUMAN RELATIONS COMMITTEE MEETING OF OCTOBER 17, 1974: ' � AND I i RECEIVING PETITION #21-1974 - REQUESTING THE STATE MANPOWER SERVICES IN FRIDLEY BE � EXPANDED TO INCLUDE AN EMPLOYMENT COUNSELLIWG SERVICE FOR WOMEN: MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the minutes of the Numan Relations Committee Meeting of October 17, 1974. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Councilman Starwa7t referred to the portion of the minutes concerning the employment conselling service for women and asked if this would involve any financial obiigation on the part of the City. He said he would Tike additional information on the ramifications and asked where the $19,000 would come from. Mrs. Grace Lynch, 580 54th Avenue, member of ihe Human Relations Committee, addressed the Council and said she had a statement to make concerning this item. UPON A VOICE UOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. Mayor Liebl read the proposed resolution submitted by the petitioners. MOTION by Councilman Nee to receive Petition #2]-]974, requesting the State Man- power Services in Fridley to be expanded to include an employment counselling service for wanen. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. Mrs. Grace Lynch read a statement of explanation to the Council and exp7a1ned that the petitioners were seeking endorsement of the proposal by the City Council. She also explained that they would like to have space made available for this project. She explained that there is a total of $315,000 available in the five county area and they were making a request for $19,000. Mrs. lynch said they would have to apply for the funds. She said they may not receive anything, but if they did not apply they would npt have any chance of receiving anything. � i i 4 # j � i � x � � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 4, 1974 PAGE 6 159 Mrs. Lynch explained that the funds would be applied for through CETA (Comprehensive Employment Training Act}, She pointed out that they had already put in their bid for the funds, this could be done by the Committee or Board. Mrs. Lynch further explained that there is no other service established like this in the State of Minnesota. Councilman Breider questioned the type of screening there would be for the counselors. Mrs. Lynch said there would be trained volunteers that would be trained and tested. She said they would be geared to this type of training. Councilman Breider expressed his concern for research on this type of training and control of the counselling. He said he would like some assurance that the right advice and training would be given. � Mrs. Lynch said the only paid personnel in the service would be the coordinator. She said this would involve helping point out the number and variety of jobs in the canmunity and advise the person on what type of skills and training would be needed along with providing information on how to develop self confidence. � � � ( i �� Councilman Breider said he believed that this shouid be set up properly before the City went into this. He said he would be in favor of asking the Administration to : work with the Human Relations Committee to set up the machinery to account for the $19,000 expenditure for this counsel�ing service. Ne said he would like to know who would be working for who, and who is in charge of what. He said he would also want , to know on what type of things the peopie would be counselled on. �i MOTION by Gouncilman Breider to instruct the Administration to work with the Human ' Relations Committee to set up the machinery to accomplish a WOW program and report back to the Council with that machinery in order, showing the accounting for the money, and also accounting for the counselors and counselling, and also provide information on furnishing of a physical facility. Mrs. Lunch pointed out that the service would not train, they would only suggest forms of training and correlation of studies on what women need. She said they would deter- mine what type of women are coming in and what they are looking for in light of the job market. She continued saying they would determine what the women has and what she would need. She said they would advise them on where to go for the proper training. Mrs. Lynch explained the City would not have anything to do with kind of service, , the City funds would not be involved, they would just like some help in setting up the service. SECONDED BY Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. Councilman Breider asked the City Manager if it would be possible to prepare the ncessary information by the first of December. The City Manager said that this money would have to be obtained through the County. He said he was not familiar with the processes necessary for this type of function, but hoped they would be able to prepare this material and facts by this time. RECEIVING SHE MINl1TES OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING OF OCTOBER 29, 1974: MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to receive the minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting of October 29, 1974. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE CITIZEN BIKEWAY COMMITTEE MEETING OF OCTOBER 16, 1974: MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to receive the minutes of the Gitizen Bikeway Committee of October 16, 1974. Seconded by Councilmar� Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL OF STOP SI6N INSTALLATION ON 5TH AT 63RD AVENUE: The Public Works Director made a statement explaining the need for the placement of the stop signs based on an engineering survey and placanent of traffic counters in the area. Mayor Lieb1 questioned the need for this sign and indicated he believed by talking to the people of the area that the stop sign should be placed opposite this sign. Mayor Liebl asked if the Administration had been in contact with the people living in the area. 160 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF N�VEMBER 4, 1974 PAGE 7 The Public Works Director said their decision had been based on the traffic count, The City Manager suggested the Council receive the report at this time and approve the existing sign and the Administration would continue to study the area and if additiona] controls or mpdification of the controls are needed, this would be taken care of. MOTION by Councilman Brieder to concur with the placement of the stop sign on 5th Street at 63rd Avenue. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, Councilman Nee, Councilman Starwalt, Councilman Utter, and Councilman Breider voting aye, and Mayor Lieb] voting nay, Mayor Lieb7 declared the motian carried four to one. #123-1974 - 0 ID FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND M07ION by Counci7man Starwa]t to receive Petition #23-1974, favoring the improvement of Baker Street. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Lie61 declared the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Michael Manuel, 6315 Baker Street, addressed the Council and questioned if it would be possible to install such things as speed bumps to get the speed reduced on Baker Street. He stated there is a speeding problem in the area. Mayor Liebl said they could do a survey of the traffic of the area and determine if a stop sign would be warranted. He explained that the speed bumps could not be used because of the liability problems. Counciiman Starwalt asked if the stop signs should be installed at the present time, or perhaps they should wait until the completion of the improvement project to determine the proper placement. He explained that often after such an improvement, . the speeding will be increased because of the improved road surface. Councilman Utter agreed with the suggestion of placing a counter in the area, but said if there is a stop sign instailed this shouid be on Baker Street rather than 64th. The Cfity Manager said this would be no problem, and he would check into this. Mrs. Manuel said she did not know if the use of the counter would do much good, it was not the amount of traffic, but the way that the people drive in this area. Mr. Sobiech said this type of study is done by looking at the count and also the speeding situation. He assured the people that both.aspects would be looked into. He stated, the stop signs should not be installed to solve a speeding problem. MOTION by Councilman Nee to receive the petition in opposition to the assessments and improvement on 70th Way from East River Road to Hickory Drive, Petition #22-1974. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. ' Mayor Liebl listed the streets that would be included in the ST. 1975-1 and 5T. 1975-2 (MSAS) street improvement projects. MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to adopt Resolution #123-1974 deleting 70th Way from East River Road to Hickory Drive, ordering improvanent and final plans and specifications and estimates of the costs thereof: Street Improvement Project ST. 1975-7 and ST. 1975-2 (MSAS). Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #124-1974 - DELETING CERTAIN STREETS FROM THE PROPOSED 1975 STREET IMPROVEMENT PR JECT S. 75- D E Y R MOTION by Councilman Breider to adopt Resolution #124-1974 deleting certain streets from the proposed 1975 Street Improvement Project 1975-1 with the addition of 70th Way from East River Road to Hickory Drive, and ordering these streets to be improved in the year 1978. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Councilman N� questioned if this would mean that they were presently ordering the �_ _ � i REGUtAR COUNCII MEETING OF HOVEMBER 4, 1974 -�__�__..�.�.-, . t �I 1 �� . � � � �� ; PAG6 8 ' improvement of Capital Street for 1978. The Gity Manager pointed out that there would have to be re-notification of the property owners and another public hearing at that time. 7he City Attorney said this is true, there would have to be another public hearing. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #125-1974 - APPROVING PLANS AND ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS: SS&SW #116: MOTION by Councilman Utter to adopt Resolution #725-1974 approving plans ordering advertisement for bids, SS&SW #116. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. CLAIMS: GENERAL 37583 - 37728 LIQUOR 9301 - 9326 MOTION by Councilman Utter to approve the claims. Seconded by Counci7man Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. LICENSES: GENERAL CONTRACTORS BY APPROVED BY Aymar Construction Ira Aymar C. Belisle 2422 Howard Street N. E. Minneapolis, Minn. 55418 Briar Construction Company Rick Carlson C. Belisle T0134 Central Avenue Blaine, Minn. 55434 Eigenheer Builders Robert Eigenheer C. Belisle 2828 Highway #10 N. E. Minneapolis, Minn. 55432 , Mr. Siding Incorporated Terry Shorblom C. Belisle 10800 Xavis Street N. W. Coon Rapids, Minn. 55433 MOTION by Councilman Utter to approve the aforementioned licenses. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, ��layor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. ESTIMATES: H. & S. Asphalt Company 5400 Industry Avenue N. E. Anoka, Minnesota 55303 FINAL Estimate #3 for Street Improvement Project ST. 1974-4 $16,852.97 Comstock & Davis, Inc. 1446 County Road "J° Minneapolis, Minn. 55432 PARTIAL EStimate #2 for the furnishing of Professionsl Engineering Services for p7anning Sanitary Sewer Improvement Project #�113 $ 7,116.17 MOTION by Councilman Utter to approve the estimates. Seconded by Gouncilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF SETTING A MEETING DATE FOR 7HE NOVEMBER 5, 1974 GENERAL ELECTION ST EMENT 0 C NUASS: MOTION by Councilman Breider to set the meeting date for November 5, 1974 General � r ' � � ' ' � ' � , , � � � , , ' j � I 162 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 4, 1974 PAGE 9 Election Statement of Canvass for Thursday, November 7, 1974 at 6:00 P.M. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Lieb] declared the motion carried unanimously. DISCUSSION REGARDING FINOINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS OF LAW AND ORDER, KJELLBERG VS. CITY OF FRIDLEY: � The City Attorney explained that this was a case where the City of Fridley had been charged with sex discrimination. He explained that this had been filed sane time ago and the Federal Court had made a decision in favor of the City, but the State decided against the City. He said the City had been ordered to pay a claim of $350 which would be the diFference between the wages from the position not obtained at the City and the one that was obtained. The City Attorney said the Park Department feels very strong7y that this person was not hired because of performance standards. He continued to explain that this case could be appealed, but he felt there was less than a 50% chance of having a change in the award and there would be additional cost to the City. Mr. Herrick pointed out that the Park Department feels very strongly that this decision is wrong and that they had a valid reason for not rehiring the person. Counc9lman Starwa)t said he fe7t if the person had not obtained the job because of performanee and used sex an an excuse, he felt this should be heard. He suggested considering appealing the case. The City Manager said there are points to be considered on both sides of this matter. He said the beach area is comprised of 50/50 employment by men.and women. He further commented he was surprised at the decisi�n since the Federal decision was in favor of the City. He said he felt the person was not hired because of performance. Councilman Breider asked if this matter of performance was noted in the person's personnel file before this decision to not-rehire was made. Ne further questioned if this decision had been discussed with the Personnel Director. He noted with the continually increasing of this type of concern, it is essential that the personnel files and activities be watched very carefully. Councilman Utter said he believed this decision and matter was handled strictly by the Park and Recreation Department. He explained this was a temporary summer position. MOTION by Counci7man Breider to pay the claim in the amount of $350 to Constance Kjellberg. Seconded by Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried ur�animously. DISCUSSION REGARDING SETTLEMENT OF OfF-SALE LI�UOR STORE LEASE: The City Attorney explained that there is a$7,000 lease figure. He said Mr. Nicklow wants to use the space and improve the operation. He said the $7,000 would be applied to the purchase price of the adjoining property. He said in the future if the City wants to build an off-sale store, they wil7 sell the property back to the City. Ne said this had been presented to the City Manager and Staff and the Administration recommended approval of the settlement of the situation. He further stated that the term of the contract would be five years, and this would allow enough time for the City to determine if they wanted the property. At this time, if it is determined that the property.is not wanted by the City a warranty deed could be presented. The City Manager said it would be in order to concur with the staff recommendation and authorize the settlement. He pointed out that this would also put the property back on the tax rolls. MOTION by Councilman Nee to concur with the recomnendation of the Administration and instruct the Administration to prepare the necessary documents. Secon�ed by Councilman Breider. Upon a roll call vote, Councilman Nee, Councilman Breider, Councilman Starwalt, Mayor Liebi and Counciiman Utter voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. COMMUNICATIONS: ST. PAUL ATTORNEY: NSP PROPOSED IPJCREASE: MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the communication from the St. Pad1 Attorney �--� — 16�3.- ! i IREGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 4; 1974 PAGE 10 ( � concerning the NSP proposed increase dated October 22, 1974. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. � i 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 Meeting of the Fridley City Council of November 4, 1974 adjourned , at 10:02 P.M. 'i � Respectfully submitted, Owt i�o��.-�— Pat Ranstrom Frank G. Liebl Secretary to the City Council Mayor ate pprove i i �I ,I , � � , I ' I � � I � � �. . i� ,: : ; , � . _ . - � . . . ': _ .. .. 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II .. . .. . . . . . � � .. f' - . � . � . . . . . . � .. � � -` 1 . . . . . ... . . . . ,. : 164 0 THE MINUTES OF THE S7ATEMENT OF CANVASS MEETING OF THE FRIDCEY CITY COtlNCIt FOR THE NOVEMBER 5, 1974 GENERAL ELECTION HELD N N VEMBER 7, 1974: _ f 1 The Statement of Canvass meeting of the November 5, 1974 Generai Election of November � 7, 1974 was.called to order at 6;00 P.M. by Mayor Liebl. 1 ROLL CALL: MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Liebl, Councilman Utter, Councilman Breider, Councilman Starwati, and Councilman Nee. MEMBERS ABSENT: None. ' i i STATEMENT OF CANVASS: ; . STATEMENT OF CAfvVASS GENERAL ELEC7ION . � NOVEM6ER 5, 1974 . ' � DECLARATION OF RESULTS THEREOF �I � i In accordance with Section 4.08 of the Charter of the City of Fridley, the City i Counci) declares the results of the 1474 General Election to be as follrnvs: , ; � i i i A. The total number of ballots cast was: 8855 � ` � � ; i Ward 1- Precinct 1 85-_Z___— � � h�ard 1- Precinct 2 - �9�� '. f Ward 1- Precinct 3 E�50 � � � Ward 2- Precinct 1 lor� " I Ward 2- Precinct 2 7R� � �' Ward 2 - Precinct 3 �a15 . _ ' Ward 3 - Precinct 1 �3?5 � ' Ward 3- Precinct 2 5q� - �' Ward 3- Precinct 3 737 • . i _ - TOTAL: 8856 ' '� !. { � �B. The votes for each candidate, number of defective and not voted and I write-in votes are as fo7lows: i 1 REPRESEN7ATIVE IN COI�GRESS 5TH DISTP.IC7 ! i W-i P-1 W-1 P-2 W-1 P-3 W-2 P-1 W-2 P-2 4J-2 P-3 W-3 P-1 kf-3 P-2 t•1-3 P-3 70TAL �. ^ � Donald M. I Fraser j DFL 614 886 634 80 ��,i_ �.� �6� �� 4�_, � Phil I Ratte' � GOP �nt _�39� _.].ZZ —Z18_ �L 417 295 86 105. 1944 � Edmund A. Jurenas , • ; Socialist • ! Norkers � � ' � Party 7_ 5 15 14 6 6 11 6 6 76 Not Voted & �, Defective 30 48 29 50 30 48 59 ,� 24 42 360 Write-in� I Yotes ' . 0 ' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 852 1232 85� 10G2 788 1415 1325 595 737 SII�o � 1 STATEMENT OF CANVASS MEETING, NOVEMBER 7, 1974 PAGE 2 REPRESfNTATIVE IN LE6ISLATIVc 46A DISTRIC7 � N-1 P-i W-1 P-2 W-1 P-3 W-2 P-1 'd-2 P-2 �W-2 P- W- P- 4l-3 P-2 __—"._._'�_i �, �7 .rl i 70TAL Paul � F1cCarron �29 834 2642 DFl 543 736 Jack 0. Kirkham P30 ° 401 1335 GOP 269 435 Not Voted & pq 90 220 Uefective 4� 61 , klri te-1 n Yotes 0 � � p � _ � tOiAL ___$`� — 1232 - 788 1325 4197 � , REPRESENTATIVE IN LEGISLATURE 466 DISTRICT �I • , _ i 6fayne 1� . � _ - � ' � • • �I Simoneau � DFL 550 640 738 383 483 2794 � Fred I . Syrdal 205 _ 281 514 136 150 12ZG ' GOP . � Nat Voted & 76 104 579 DeFective 95 141 163 _ Nrite-In Votes � � Q . � p . p p � , � � • � TOTAL 850 1062 1415 595 737 4659 !� • �� i i � �GOVERHQR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR • � ` !-�1 P-1 W-1 P-2 W-1 P-3 41-2 P-1 41-2 P-2 lJ-2 P-3 W-3 P-1 41-3 P-2 W-3 P-3 TOTAL i Anderson & ��P��h 572 842 6l5 738 545 891 906 440 552 6101. Johnson & . GOPer9 209 281 160 225 158 377 291 94 112 1907 Van Deusen ' � Sch�aartz Socialist - Workers - Party 8 6 9 8 0 12 9 5 6 63 Marquit & flovier -� Communist Party 0 0 0 �1 4 1 3 3 0 12 Pool & ' J�spersen American Party 5 t5 l4 24 7 16 15 9 4 109 Kleinow & • ' Jensen • , ' Liberta- rian ' Party 0 2 3 2 1 5 0 2 0 15 � _ __ - ___�__.__ ' __ __ ___ _ _ - �� ' , _ -. _ ].E;6 STATEMENT OF CANVASS MEE7ING, NOVEMBER 7, 1974 PAGE 3 r � GOYERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR continued 4l-1 P-1 W-1 P-2 W-1 P-3 'd-2 P-1 4l-2 P-2 W-2 P-3 W-3 P-1 'd-3 P-2 W-3 P-3 TOTAI. � Gunderson S Heck Industrial Governmen- tal Party 1 0 2 3 4 1 2 1 1 i5 Miles & . Mi l es Indepen- . dent - Party 35 73 26 41 55 88 70 23 42 453 Not Yoted & � Defective 22 13 21 20 14 24 29 17 19 179 � • Rudy Perpich �Jrite-in Ronald & Grant 4otes � 2iegler hi�rritt • p 0, 0. 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 TOTAL 852 1232 850 1062 788 1415 1325 595 737 8856 SECRETARY OF STATE � _ , . •Joan A. • - &rowe . DFL 478 659 516 651 ' 474 669 ' 731 370 ' S08 5056 �� Arlen � - � Erdahl � Gpp 324 512 279 332 276 664 507 174 179 3247 Daniel J. ' . .. _ . _ - , � Slater .. American � Par�y 20 24 22. 43 � 19. 33 31 24. 17 233 Not Voted . � & Defer ; tive 3Q 37 33 36 19 48 56 27 33• 319 � � Jeri � � Write-in Rasmussen � Yotes � 0 0 0 ,. � 1 s � 0 0 t � I TOTAL E52 1232 850 1062 788 1415 1325 595 737 8855 � • i STATE AUDITOR . I Robert �n�. (Bob) . - Mattson OFL 444 611 522 651 464 b51 717 345 493 4903 Rolland F. � Natfield GOP 369 560 275 363 289 687 53i 21i 195 3480 Not Yoted ' & Defec= • tive 39 Gi 53 4Et . 30 77 )7 39 49 473 : Wri te- i n Votes 0 0 70TAL 852 1232 � : i I � 0 850 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 � � _ M I i 1062 788 1415 1325 595 737 8f355 � J I � 0 _ _ ,. __ _ _ .� _ . � _ �� ___ . _ _ .____� , �.� _ ___. � , _ , I �67 !� STATEMENT OF CANVASS MEETING, NOVEMBER 7, 1974 PAGE 4 � ; �; ! STATE TREASURcR � ,I . ` ! I W-1 P-1 W-I P-2 W-1 P-3 W-2 P-1 W-2 P-2 W-2 P-3 41-3 P-1 W-3 P-2 W-3 P-3 TOTAL I ' � Jim ; '' Lord I ' � DFL 504 741 575 723 527 751 817 400 555 5593 �� J Robert . ' j I (Bob) I ; Stassen ' � 60P 327 451 25l 314 242 624 458 166 160 2993 i � Not Voted � � f b Defec- . , I 4 tive 21 40 24 25 19 40 50 29 22 270 I � I Slrite-i n . Votes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAI, 852 1232 850 1D62 788 1415 1325 595 737 • 8856 � --^ i . ATTOfLYEY GENERAL . I j �larren , i Spannaus ' : . _ � DFL 561 797 598 747 545 879 893 433 550 bOD3 Dean A. • _ . tlyqui s t � GOP 242 _ 384 196 246 211 474 360 121 154 2388 ' � Al lan 'rt. ; Lamkin � American , Party 30 23 37 46 22 35 35 22 20 270 � Not Voted � ' I b Uefeo- ' Tive 19 28 19 23 10 27 37 19 13 195 � � Nrite-in I ' Yotes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 � 0 0 0 ' I . • . j TOTAL 852 1232 850 _ 1062 788 1415 1325 595 737 8856 ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPP,EhiE COURT ; � John R. � Graham 301 267 309 374 307 302 485 143 286 2774 i I ' Jartw_s C. I Otis 477 860 466 _574 421 966 �O1 382 385 523�_' ,( , Not Voted & De4ec- ' tive 74 105 75 114 60 147 139 70 66 ,$jQ_ I �. i� . . ' ; Write-in . ' ;. i ' Votes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 � ' ,' � TOTAt 852 1232 850 1062 788 1415 1325 595 37 �b I ! � , � � ', A550CIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPRE�tE COURT � ' I I John J. f i i Sodd 745 1072 731 916 69l 1�21 1110 491 623 40 ! � Not Yoted i ; ; & Defeo- . . ; j Tive � 107 160 119 146 97 �� T 215 ian 114 1455 ! Russell I ' Write-in � Means Yotes 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 �Q �_ I i ' TOTFII 852 1232 850 1062 78II 415 1_ 325 ,�Q� 737 BRSj� � _ _ _ � � -- - - - -- -- ; 168 � I STATEMENT OF CANVASS MEETING, NOVEMBER 7, 1974 PAGE 5 � , � � ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT ; W-1 P-1 41-1 P-2 W-1 P-3 W-2 P-1 W-2 P-2 W-2 P-3 W-3 P-i W-3 P-2 W-3 P-3 TOTAL i Harry N. Mac Laughlin 720 1050 714 887 666 1169 109E �485 603 7399 Not Voted • & Defec- tive 132 182 136 V5 � 122 246 229 110 134 .144SL Write-in ' Yotes 0 0 0 0 0 � 0 0 _�_ _.� �.� tO7AL 852 1232 850 1062 788 1415 1325 595 ?37 ,�856 _ ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF TH6 SUPREME COURT John D. ` : (Jack) flanery 437 431 392 531 420 494 630 218 380 3933 Lawrence R. � : i (Larry) Yetka 305 628 348 384 280 698 497 280 253 3673 ' � Not Voted . �. & Defec- • • � tive 1]0 l73 1i0 ^]47 88 223 198 97 104' 1250 Write-in Votes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ,_� TOTAL 852 1232 850 1062 788 1415 1325 595 737 8856 � ASSOCIATE JUS?ICE OF THE SU?REME COURT _ George bi. . . ' Scott 722 1058 712 897 673 1174 1Q98 485 610 7429 Not Voted � & Defec- � tive 730 174 138 165 115 241 227 109 127 1426 E ' Write-in Douglas f Votes 0 0 0 0 0 _ 0 0 Hall 1 0 1 I , TOTAL 852 1232 850 1062 788 1415 1325 595 • 737 �5�_ ; FIP,ST-REVISE ORGANIZATION FlIJD LANGUAGE OF CONSTITUTIOV � YES 668 965 65� 830 592 1140 IODl 452 545 6849 NO 143 213 163 179 160 216 237 110 156 1577 Not Voted j L Defec- tive 41 • 54 37 53 36 59 81 33 36 430 70TA1 852 1232 850 1062 78II 1415 1325 595 737 8855 SECO�D-EASE VOTIWG REQU?REFSENTS FOR AFI�NDING COt�STITUTION YES 541 758 504 64J 469 840 791 387 " 462 53E6 NO 263 402 299 357 282 503 445 lE0 229 2900 Not Voted & defec- 48 72 47 65 37 72 89 34 46 510 tive TOTAL 852 1232 850 1062 788 1415 1325 595 737 8856 � 1 � i f ; �� I , � � STATEMEP�T OF CANVASS MEETIN6, NOVEMBER 7, 1974 PAGE 6 ]�� , THIRD-A1.L04! LEGISLA7UP.E TO DETERMIt�E FUIILROAD TAXES � W-1 P-1 W-1 P-2 W-1 P-3 W-2 P-1. W-2 P-2 W=2 P-3 W-3 P-1 W-3 P-2 W-3 P-3 TO7AL YES 593 874 5II2 740 530 995 906 421 52II 6169 NO 2�2 283 225 256 225 340 330 136 163 2770 Not Yoted �. 6 Defec- 47 �5 43 66 33 80 89 38 � 46 517 tive , ` tOTAI 852 1232 850 1062 788 1415 _ 1325 595 737 8856 � COUNTY AUDITOR � , . . , Charles R. _ tefebvre 491 815 494 679 480 893 776 393 .457 5478 ' tauren W. , � Turnquist 298 330 306 ` 322 260 393 448 145 233 2735 Not Voted . i I E Defec- ; I tive 63 87 50 • 61 48 129 101 57 4�� 643 ' _. . jI Write-in � ' Yotes • 0 0 � 0 0 0 0 D 0 0 0 tOTAL �2 1232 850 1062 788 1415 1325 595 737 8856 SHERIFF { �', . , Dick � , Lan9 370 690 414 411 350 708 625 348 326 4242 Ralph W. i (Buster) . Talbot 427 486 393 588 395 575 615 215 362 4056 11ot Voted , � � Defec- � tive 55 56 43 63 43 132 85 32 49 558 Write-in Yotes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 852 1232 850 1062 7E8 1415 1325 595 ' 737 8856 ! COUI�TY ATTORNEY � Robert 4L • Johnson 739 1070 746 917 693 1195 1129 507 635 7631 Not Voted & Defec- tive 113 162 Write-in Votes 0 0 TOTAL 852 1232 104 145 95 220 196 88 1�2 1225 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 850 1062 788 1415 1325 595 737 8fl56 i i _ _ _ _ _ . __ _. _ __ . _ _ _._ : }v7(► STATEMENT OF CANVASS MEETING, NOVEMBER 7� 1974 PAGE 7 � _ __ i i - � COUNTI( TREASURER ' W-I P-1 W-1 P-2 W-1 P-3 W-2 P-1 W-2 P-2 W-2 P=3 W-3 P-1 W-3 P-2 W-3 P-3 TOTAL Do�atd C. Bailey 745 1056 739 918 687 11II8 1118 498 632 7581 Not Yoted & ' Defective 107 176 111 144 101 227 207 • 97 105 127:i Llrite-fn • Votes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 70TAL 352 1232 850 1052 788 1415 1325 �59� 737 8856 REGISTER OF DEEDS 7ed J. • , Omdahl 737 1069 734 914 682 1192 liT3 4�5 640 757b Not Voted & ' Oefective 115 163 116 T48 106 223 2i2 100 97 128� I Write-in �) , Yotes 0 0 0 Q 0 0 0 0 � 0 C TOTAL' 852 T232 850 1052 ' 783 1415 132� 595 737 8856 � ! • CAUNTY COMMISSI6�JER -FIRST DISTRICT � �: � Charles Jnhasson 319 558 291 314 285 _ 524 545 � 2836 Mike E. 0'[sannon 472 612 503 688 458 783 697 4213 � Not Voted & � � • � Defective 61 62 56 60 45 103 83 47� Write-in � Votes .0 . 0 0 0 . 0 • 0 0 0 � TOTAL 852 1232 850 1062 788 1415 1325 752� � COUNTY COiQi•IISSiOiVER - FOURTN DISTRICT ( Albert A. � Kordiak 447 638 1735 ! Not Voted & � I ' • Defective 96 99 195 Write-in ` - � 0'6annon ( Votes 2 0 2 � � tOTAL 595 737 1332 � . ,i • - JUDGE - DISTRIC7 COURT Robert Bakke 670 974 665 834 . 6Q3 1099 1004 428 54D 6222 Not Voted ' . I & Qefeo- . � tive 182 258 1£35 228 180 316 321 167 197 2034 ; , Write-in � . Votes 0 0 0 � 0 0 0 0 0 0 , ^ i TOTAL E52 1232 850 1062 788 1415 1325 �95 737 8856 � JUDGE - DISTRICT COURT Carroll E. i larson 653 946 640 798 •. 543 1061 969 416 506 o5c32 ; Not Voted & Defec- tive 199 266 Write-in Yotes 0 0 TOTAL 852 1232 i ( 210 2b4 195 354 356 179 231 2274 � — � 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ' 850 1702 7II8 1415 1325 S95 737• 8856 , ;. i i � � � � �, � i STATEMENT OF CANVASS MEETING, NOVEMBER 7, 1974 PAGE 8 ].71 JUDSE - DI57RICT COUR7 � � � � � W-1 P-1 W-1 P-2 W-1 P-3 W-2 P-1 ld-2 P-2 W-2 P-3 W-3 P-1 W-3 P-2 W-3 P-3 TOTAL '''� John F. 7horeen _ 632 930 519 782 578 1�51 938 396 483 6414 i . �� Not Yoted • & Deiec- � tive 220 _ 302 231 280 210 364 387 199 249 2442 Write-in � � � � 0 p p 0 � Votes 4 TOTAL 852 '1232 85� 1062 _ 788 1415 1325 595 737 8806 JUDGE - DISTRICT COURT . � � Thomas G. � , Forsberg 637 937 617 791 585 1050 943 393 481 6434 Not Voted ' + iiDefec- 215 295 233 ` 271 203 365 382 �202 256 2422 � � Nrite-in i Yotes U � 0 0 0 0 0 0 0, � 0 70TAL 852 1232 850 1062 788 1415 1325 595 737 8856 JUDGE OF COUNTY COURT ' Spencer J. Sokolowski674 974 659 827 601 1094 997 426 562 6814 Not Voted . - & Defec- . tive 178 258 191 235 187 32l 328 169 l75 2042 Write-in • . � Yotes o 0 0 ` 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 � 70TAL 852 723? 850 1062 738 �1415 1325 595 737 8856 j � COURT CO�,MISSIO^JER � • i . � Irving J. - i Barrett 664 962 649 817_ 609 1088 �1006 42�4 541 6755 , . . y � Not Voted . � � & Defec- . tive 188 270 2�1 24fi i79 327 319 l7l 190 2�99 ' Robert Drowns Write-in Votes o 0 0 2 0 _ 0 0 0 0 2 TOTAL 852 1232 850 1062 78II 1415 1325 595 737 8356 SUPERVISOR SOII A;lD !�tATER CONSERVATIO�; DISTRICT i70. 1 Not Voted�& � • Oefective 8G6 1220 846 1059 7R� 1409 1321 593 737 8811 • Garaffa 1 Schlabotnik Lowe 1 Braden 1 Kelly 1 Nee 1 Jensen 1 1 , 0'tlalley 1 Chrrstenson Sporre Fish 2 Jensen 4 Ooty 1 Olson 1 F3rune1l 1 flarste 2 Benson 1 1�. Peterson 1 Arel 1 Peterson Write-in 1 Jensen Aanerud 1 Jensen Plickman 1 Donahue 3 Jensen l Yotes Broadbent 10 Weinert l 1 Fjader 1 1 Larsen ' � Mur.h 1 1 p 45 T.OTAL 852 123Z E50 10G2 788 1415 1325 595 73� 8855 �� 172 � STATEMEP�T OF CANVASS MEETING, NOVEMBER 7, 1974 PAGE 9 I i SUPERVISOR SOIL AflD l•IATER CO"ISEP.VaTION DISTRICT N0. 2 I { , - ' N-7 P-1 W-1 P-2 ld-1 P-3 'd-2 P-] W-2 P-2 W-2 P-3 W-3 P-1 W-3 P-2 W-3 P-3 TOTAL '' . — — � Not Voted & Defective 849 1225 847 1061 780 1409 1324 595 737 8827 __ Provar.t Daniyano- Landt 1 Garaffa 2 Donahue'Petra�gelo i vick 5 Aanerud Dam- Fjader 1 1 1 Lowe ] Schumacker 1 yanovich Lazsshak i Roy.l � Braden 1 1 Weinert 1 Thielen 2 Damyano- - Write-in Wonder 1 1 Murphy 1 vick 3 . . Yotes � �� Mickman 1 Peterson � - ' 0 0 2� , TOTAL 852 1232 850 1062 788 1415 . 1325 595 737 8856 SUPERVISOR SOIL APlD 41A7ER CONSERVATION DISTRICT td0. 3 . Not Voted & Defectiv2 847 1211 846 ]06� 778 .inna 7313 590 737 • E790 � Register 1 lJargo 2 Peterson Piaxners 2 Weber _ Bacon l Peterson 1; Lowe 1 Peterson 2 Peterson t4ickman 1 7 Peterso�. 4 �; Hippert 1 17 Aanerud 2 Lazarshak Peterson 9 Meyer 1 � Peterson 1 Nee 2 1 � 2 � 3 Packer 2 Bradeq 1 Weinert Murphy l Hince 1 �; j_ Fjader 1 6arret 1 --. ; I Thielen 1 Donahue . ' � � Mrs. H. 1 .. . r 1 - Peterson 1 :G. Peterson 1 - 0 6E 707A1 852 i232 850 i062 788 'i415 7325 595 737 8856 ' —_ —.�.— i SUPERVISOR SOI! A:'JD 1dATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT P�O. 5. ; Carroll . ' I Broadbent 6213 Jr. 601 859 595 771 _ 551 9II7 971 - 4�J4 �� Not Yoted . & Defec- tive 251 362 255 291 237 427 414 19i 213 2641 ? ar ara � Gen i Write-in Jensen Peterson � p Q 2 Votes 0 1 0_ 0 0 __.__t . : ; TOTAL 852 1232 850 7�62 788 1415 1325 595 . 73% 8856 MAYOR . (.. FCank G. � I L�ebl 355 581 452 443 274 492_ 52� 268 277 3G63 Bill Nee 479 640 387 609 � 499 871 784 309 441 5019 I � � Not Voted � • I k Defec- ` tivc 18 11 11 10 15 47 20 18 19 � 169 i P�ne"— auT�-1 • � Write-in Pierce 1 Votes Q . 0 �-0 '. 0 0 s 0 EricY,son 1 0 0 : 5 La oV c-1-- ' Chemilewski 1 ?OTAL 852 • 1232 850 1062 788 141G 1325 595 737 8856 . • COUNCII SEAT AT LARGE I Carroll � Kukowski 478 588 430 549 444 �29 762 • 297 y 451 472C� Everett f. Utter 347 G23 40G 498 326 627 524 � 270 261 38II2 Not Voted , b Defec- tive 27 ':21 14 15 1Ei 59 39 28 25 246 Write-in Votes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 852 1232 � 850 1052 T88_ 7415 �3Z5_. ._595� .--�Z-- Rn'� � { r � ,f I �� 173 STAT�MENT OF CANVASS MEETIPJG, NOVEMBER 7, 1974 PAGE 10 - OR LICENSES • U-1 P-1 W-1 P-2 W-1 P-3 W-2 P-i W-2 P-2 W-2 P-3 W-3 P-1 W-3 P-2 W-3 P-3 TOTAL YES 424 661 414 521 399 714 683 346 340 4502 � I NO 382 502 393 485 344 601 556 216 35II 38� Ntlt Voted � & Defec- '' tive 46 69 43 56 45 100 86 33 39 5� i TOTAL 852 1232• 850 7062 788 1415 1325 595 �37 8856 ' 4 AORTN PARK Nature . �� Center 559 _ 719 542 698 551 946 979 423 . 567 5924 � 6olf � i Course 276 489 297 350 220 442 385 157 148 2764 Not Voted : ' . . � & Defec- - . I tive 17 24 11 14� 17 27 21 15 22 168 i TOTAL 852 1232 850 1062 788 1415 1325 595 737 . 8856 ;; NORTH SUSURBAN HOSPITAL DISTRICT TRUSTEE AT tARGE 4 Rosemary � 6off 707 1034 714 868 650 1142 1084 470 613 7282 � Not Voted ' I & Defec- . tive 14A 198 136 193 137 273 241 125 124 1571 � c�ott Mary Patricia • - . . I , Write-in Braden Yan Dan fjader • ; Votes 1 0 0 1 1 D 0 0 0 � � ' TOTAL 852 1232 850 1062 788 1415 1325 595 737 8856 'i f . NORTN SUBURE3AN NOSPITAL DISTRICT TRUSTEE FROM CITY OF FRIDLEY I',' !�1rs. Cfiarles - • ! E. '• I , Johansan �h10 545 409 495 384 572 606 253 366 A040 ' —�--- i John A. ' � Swanson 356 575 370 467 334 659 587 259 293 3910 Not Voted & Defec- � . tive 76 112 71 100 70 184 132 Write-in � Yotes 0 0 U 0 0 0 0 70TA1 852 1232 850 1062 788 1415 1325 C. The following officers were declared elected: I ' MAYOR - BILL fdEE (WI4LIFU�1 J. NEE) COUNCIL SEAT AT LARGE - CARROLL KUK0IJSKI � D. 7he vote on the issue of on-sale licenses for the sale of � intoxicatin9 liquor at retail in excess of the number now permitted by law is declared to have PASSED. � E. On the issue of the use of North Park, the majority of those voting on the question favored the NATURE CEP�TER. 83 78 906 I i 0 0 0 � � � i 95 737 8856 , 174 � STATEMENT OF CANVASS MEETING, NOVEMBER 7, 1974 PAGE 11 F. 7he following is a true copy of the ballot used for Mayor; __ . .__, ' ��R� ��`�� L��E� ? f • CITY OF FRIDLEY � ! � �� City Clerk i ' ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5,1974 . MAYOR Yote for One. Term lhree (3) Years BILL NEE FRANK G. LfEBL + 1 G. The fotlowing is a true copy of the ballot used for Council Seat at Large.: . - -- -- ---- --- ---- - -. — .., . � �G�� '�� ;� �s �.��. ��u�' ; i CITY OF Fr",1DLcY G%��"`'`'�,,` ��.� City Clerk � i ANOKA COUN7Y, MINNESOTA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1974 COUNCIL SEAT-AT-LARGE Vote for One. Term Three (3) Years EVERETT F. UTTER CARROLI. KUKOWSKI � i I � � ;. _.... . . . . ._"'.. ...... _. ..�... 0 �� I � � ------_-- ____�_- _- — ----__- --- ---�-----_______----------- -- --------,--- 175 STATEMEtdT OF CANVASS MEETING, NOVEMBER 7, 1974 PAGE ]2 N. The folloaing is a true copy of the ballot used for the issue. Of on-sale licenses for the sale of intoxicating liquor at retail in excess of the number now permitted by law: �6 d � �a r�� V �� .�� CITY OF FRIDLEY ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA - �� . i . . TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1974 ; : i G��%�.-%K. C��«�ut ' � City Clerk SFIALL T}tE C1Tl' COUNCIL BE ALLONED TO ISSUE 0\-SALE LICENSES FOR T}IE SALE OF ' IA'TO�ICATING LIQUOR AT RETAIL IN EXCESSOF , � THE nU�1I3ER NON PER�llTTED BY LAW? ' � . . ; � � If you tavor the pioposal, put an (X) in the square oppositeihe � �� . �� . � word '�Yes �. If yeu do not �favo� the proposat, put an (X) in - - �� . . . . � � � � � the aquare opposite the word "No". . � � - . � � . . .. . � �� ❑ �. � �� ❑ � � . � . . . { . . � . . . . . . . - � . � .. � . .- .. . � . � � � � j 1 �} i ; . . . _ _ _._ _ .. .. ..._... _ _ ..._ .: _. :: _: _.. , _i a I i i I I i , _ . _ _ _ . _ _ __ _ _ . _ _ _—_ � �� ----T - ---- _-- ------ --� ___ _ � _ � j 1'Tg � STATEME��T O� CANUASS MEETING, NOVEMBER 7, 1974 PAGE 13 � � 1. The fol)owing is a true copy of the ballot used for the development ` of North Park: ---------- ---------___ ��_— ,_. _� i C�� ,�� t�� .� �� i CITY OF FRIDLEY � ANOKACOUNTY,MINNESOTA . 7UESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1974 � � , i I � City Clerk ��7� �� i Put an (X) opposite the proposal you favor NORTHPARK DEVELOPMENT ' 1 am in favor of North Park being : developed asa Nature Center. ❑ I am in favor of North Park being ❑ ' developed as a Golf Course. I � I ; i ` � . s : � .... .....__:_._ _'..__.�, _..�._.._. ___.. __..._._4.._.i ! J. The names of tfie judges of the election are as follows: WARD 1 PRECINCT 1 WARD 1 PRECIfQCT 2 Marilyn Beck Joyce I�cClellan Alarie Hughes Dorothy Houck ' Nancy Londroche Shirley Kohlan . � Betty Baldeiin Julie Qoike � Margo Y.uivan.en pat Nolmes � Bette forster Carol Leuders Anita Nitzeman Pat Register i. Dorthe hlarleau Mary Sullivan Evey Podesvwa Alice Anderson � Joanne Pamperin Mary Ellen Storley � I ; � �� WARD 1 PRECINCT 3 WARD 2 PRECINCT 1 Yelma Pinks Jenny Locker I A1ice t•1o1 Betty Brezny Barb Chrissie Caroline Svendsen Ardella Buss Alice Peterson Gloria ]vers Lorrie Cook Rosella llmar Gerri EngdaM Sharon Hippen Doris Reiners � Dorothy Heule • Yirgioia"Steinmetz i Nancy Lambert Rita Pierce ' Yi Lind Muriel Pomeroy i � _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ; I � � � � 1 � i � �� 1 � i i � i i �i�� STATEMEfJT OF CANVASS MEETING, NOVEMBER 7, 1974 k'ARD 2 PRECINCT 2 Jeanette Micholski Edna Garaffa Catherine Scott Karen Bjor90 Joa�n Roehler Kathryn Follmuth Alice Turner Helen Schaffer Marian Smith Alice Nenderson WARD 2 PREUNCT 3 Bev Kinsman Jean Wa9ar Edna Erickson Marianne Robbinson Sonja Erickson Judy Engelbretson ' Maryls Lisowski Ida Mae Kasso�� Dorothy Oden Irene Mitchell PAGE ]4 � 177 NARD 3 PRECINCT 1 WARD 3 PRECINCT 2 Colette Bourdeauz • Pat Dittes Yvonne Sprungman Darlene Vallin � Betty 6onine Alene Johnson : Naida Kruger Evelyn Horn ' � Jo E. Caron Barb Gohman Connie Samuelson ' Delores Christenson Janet Crego Diane Bonine ' Joan Palmquist Elaine Sorenson Iris Reiser Audrey Ortenstone Betty Bacon NARD 3 PRECINCT 3 - , Charlotte Fitzpatrick Jean Johnson Mary Kaluza Betty Nelson Doris Larson Sharon Reemsta ' Jean Jackson � " : Linda Tat1eY Gtadys Syverson Jean hti 11 s . .. . - .. ... �� . �� . � ,n MAYOR -��F A , G'C yLIEQ !�`.!.—L_"./'�.��''� � ��..�'L. COU�C1Lt1AiJ � � U��u�^-*�c-�-C COUt� ILItAY �'� � G�-�� 2��L� � COUNC1Lh1AN w� � . �.�.. couvcti.riA�� /T�— V � MOTION by Councilman Breider to adopt the Statement of Canvass for the November 5, 1974 �eneral Election as presented. Seconded by Counci7man Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the mot�on carried unanimously. GENERAL �ISCUSSION REGARDING ARMORY: The City Manager pointed out to the Council that the response by the civic groups in regard to the City Council's request fcr their input has been quite poor. The" only organization which has suhmitted a writ�en response ;s the League of Women Voters. In further discussi�n it was considered that maybe, there is a need for i � n �� STATEMENT OF CANVASS MEETING, NOVEMBER 7, 1974 PAGE 15 additional time to be given to the organizations to forward their response to the City Council. The General concensus of the City Council was the Public Hearing should be held in January, 1975 giving ample time to the organizations to give their input plus, to also ask the adjoining communities for the response to this proposal along with their desire to participate with the City of Fridley for the municipalities sharecf the cost under a joint powers agreement and requesting response from the communities by the January 13, 1975 meeting. ADJOURNMENT: A motion was made and seconded to adjourn the meeting. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously and the Statement of Canvass meeting of November 7, 1974 adjourned at 6:15 P.�•I. Respectfully submitted, ��i � . �� i�asim M. Qureshi Frank G. Liebl - City Manager/ Mayor Acting Secretary ate pProved 0 i � 1 ' I i__ ._ . . -__ _ _ . ..._ .. . .. _. .__ .___.._. ._ . ___ _. _._. _... _. _. __-----� ----'_._- - _.__.... -- -___ ._ _ _.__. _�_ _..._ .----___.._.. •.... OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRIllLEY PUBLIC HEI�RING BEFORE TflE CITY COUNCIL � T► WHOM IT MAY GONCERN: Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hear.ing o= the City Council of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6�:31 University Avenue Northeast on Monday, N�vember 18, 1374 ii the Council Chamber at 7:30 P.M. for the purpose of: Consideration of a rezoning zequest, ZOA #74-04, by Henry F. Muhich, to rezone Lots 11 through 21, and Lots 28 through j7, Block 4, Spring Brook Park Addition, from M-1 (light industrial areas) to R-1 (single family dwelling areas) located in the South Half of Section 3, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesata. Generally located between 79th Way N.E. and Long��llow Street and Ashton Avenue and the railroad tracks. Anyone desiring to be heard with refer�nce ta the above �atter �aill be heard at this meeting. ?�zblisli: Nove�ub�r 6, 1974 Noveinber 13, 1974 FRANK G. LIPBL NIAYOR � � .,.,�...�. : < �- ■� � ' lA ■ jCITY OF FRIDLEY PETITIUN COVER SHEET � � Peticion No. 16-1974 rn:te xeceived September 26, 1974 , oijecc Rezoning of East Half of Block 4, Spring Brook Park Addition in Fridley from the present Light Industrial to Single Family � r , Residential � P�tition Checked By Date ' , P�r�ent Signing � R�ferred to City Council ^ � D: sposi tion , ' ' ` . ' ' � 1 � ' '�'' � � ' � J .�.��, �yJ � 9 7y � �B , /j/f D , � �i�i / c ��6�i'i-� ��.�� . �.,.�. � . � � �� o� I _. , , ' ' � I �� .� �� -� �.� .� . � � �--�� , �'�:�� r�-� ' --�-� -� �� `� `� �;��,�.`,`�-�. "�`�-- ��G� � ,,� �� i - -z� �� _ . .� �'..��.� �-3Z2—LI `t-6�"o� RICIa,�a�� I'�;.�r' —Ct«rc��-,rtl. tETrEn p� .�s/-'.a�r'o1�A< - .��T'.r«!�p I, ��fS-�l � /2 - a� o �`"s -! 3�- i y�- ��, � 9� 3 0 ,;;� ,�"' � �',; f'�'_� '�%:i�� C:��` :��, � , : ., . � � � �.� 5��r-3ty,� ��5�/�� ,, .' ,, �' . . . � � � ��,�� rC_ �J� ,p . G�� j � f �, � . 3� ,La fs - I 5 /�, ¢ /� ��-�� - _ i � f"- /�' �;3� -��9G �� i.sr y - ��{ 9 3 :5, �afs- !9/ �o:v-�-l� G„�o �S - ,� % �' .� � %$1-00 5 5 7, ,� 0 7�s - 3 3� 3'`/ d 3,, �4 -oy I� I�I_%�tl� [:%'K ll'�_ 3,��-��rr � - ��:`� ; ., 7�;.� Li.�<=�� N •L . . e . . . �n. 3! � � r7�z, �,J . � �35 `0�� >��. 1; ^ � - �„��''�'' /fJ�" �� / ,, / T;3 /ri` C�� ` 71 �C' . � �2'u-`/� y�r�.: � �- %�-�,�-� �, %7%�l?' �� l / � : ; �� . ","' � ,�'./'i✓r�,�, f� ,��r'� /;, � i. � G� O ,� ��'t�c;c�—eir `��.��CP C'�.-C>, o' �Z�� .- 5 5 a � .;/� �t��L.�vQI � � � 144 l��nC�sztl�,t; n.� � �-.��cl tQ.�-, �-Y�'�r, . ss�l 3a. � ; j � � , , ' � � �� ' � ' � , Se ptembe r]. 9>> 97� Fridley Building Commission Fridley Minnesota Dear Sirs: I understand that the Fridley Planning Commission has continued the Public Hearing regarding the request for rezoning of lots 1] throu�h 2]. and lots 28 through 38 of Block 4, Spring Brook Park Addition in Fridley from light ir..dustrial to single family residential. I wish to inform the Fridley Planning Commission and Council that I am the owner of lots ].J and 12, Block 4, Sprin� Brook Park Addition which is presently zoned light industrial . I would like to join in the request to rezon the ��s-t end oi Block 4 to single family residential• I would al.so wish to add should any of the other property owners of the area in question prefer to keep the present �oning that I v�ould stxll prerer to rezoning my pro�erty to single far�ily residanti_al along with any of the other lots in the ared whose ov�ners mi�;ht li.Ye to have them ch�inged. I da no± know of �ny {�roposals th:�t would have buil� any li�;ht �,ndustrial buildings on these lOtS S11"1C� they were zoned for indus±ry years ago. S i.r�ese�� ly, - i._ �� ( ` ( R��hard xush 1C ' PL1 NNING COMI�9ISSION M�ETING - September 25, 1974 Page 2 � � RE(EIVE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY COMMISSION MINUTES: AUGUST 27, 1974 ].D � ' Mr. Drigans said there is discussion in these minutes about th� Shade Tree Ordinance. He asked Mr. Clark if he knew how this pr�cram was progressing and how many trees have been removed. Mr. Gl,r•k said he knew there w�re about 800 trees involved. There are tw�� steps in removing these trees. First there has to be a deep tr:rich made around the tree and lat�r, the removal of the tree. He sa.c1 he didn't knoo, how many trees have already been removed, but he �inderstood the City was getting good cooperation from the property owiE�rs. Mr. Huff would be making follow-ups on all the orders for re t��val. Lindblad, that the Planning Commission 27, 1974 meeting of the Environmental vote, a12 voting aye, the motion MOTION by ti,arris, seconded by z�e ;�ive the minutes of the August Qu�iity Comr.►ission. Upon a voice ca rri ed unanimousl y. , � 1. L � ' r , � ;� � � , � ' C � �1,jI�D�PUBLIC HEARING: CONSIDERATTON OF A REZONING I�QUEST, ZpA 79-04,�BY HLNRY F. MUHICH: To rezone Lots 11-21 and Zots 28- 3?-;—�}c�c�k"�°�4, Spring Broolc Park Addition, from M-1 (light industrial areas) to R-I (single family dwelling areas) to allow-the moving in of a single family dwelling on Lots 31 and 32, Block 4, Spring Brook Park Addition, generall.y located between 79th Avenue N.E. and Longfellow Street, and Ashton Avenue and the railroad tracks. Mr. Henry Muhich was present. Public Hearing open. Chairman Fitzpatrick said that one of the rea:sons this request h�cl be�n continued �aas to give P�2r. Muhich th� opportunity to circulate a}�etition to be signed by the affected property ov�mers. Mr. Muhich said he had the Petiti_on and it was signed b}� seven c� the eight property owners. The only o7�e who did na� join in this x:��ucst= was Mr. Leon�zrd Bel�son, 154 Longf_ellow Street N.E. , owner of_ I��s 36, 37, and "33, k31oc}c 4, Sp.ring Br_oo}: Adc��_�ion, who had st��ted � t tl�e �_ast mcetinr th��i� }ie �.,�-�s o��?c>sed t�o havi��g his properi_y r.ezoz�ed. r r, r�Iuhich said onc property ovan�z 1.iv�� in Chicac�o, but he had sent � lettcr_ , which was i�zcluc�ed with the petition. MU2'lON bL7 Harris, secancled by Lzndbl�3d, that the Planning Commission � eceivc� Petif;ion No. I6-1974, which ii�cl.udes t1�e attaclled letter, � l:ich �:�a� s.iyned bi� srven of the e.ic�ht propert� owners of Loi�s 11-27 , � r.�i 'Lots 2�_37, 73J.ock 4, Spr.ing Brook Park �ddition, requesting that l:eir. properttl be rezoneci from h1-1 (light industrial areas) to R-1 �inqJe familt) dwa.Zling areas) . UPon a voice vote, all vot�.ng aye, lc moLion car.ried unanimously. Mr. Drigzns said the owner of Lots 36, 37 and 3f3 has one r�sidentia7_ .c�t and iwo M-1 lots. Why is he opposed to this rcqu�st? Cllairman T'itzpati-ick said r1�-. ,3�nson Il�d stai�ed at the last mc�etia��J :liai� hc had purposely l:�ought thi� prop�rty bccause in was zoned I�i-1- �_ som� later date, lie woula like to have a business in his garag�, �tic}l �� I � ' , CJ P]�nning Commission Meeting - Septembcr 25, 1974 �� Page 3 a: a cabinet shop, which he couldn't do if his property was rezoned tc R-l. This garage is in the present M-J. zoning, and his house is or lots that are half R-1 and half AZ-Z. Mr. Muhich said he had contacted the owners of 66 lots of the 7: lots involved within the 300 foot radius of this request, and t1e only objection he had to this rezoning was Mr. Bensons. 1E Mr. Drigans asked Mr. Muhich the purpose of this rezoning request. M�. Muhich said he wanted to �ove a house onto the two lots he owned. Chairman Fitzpatrick said that.since 1969, we haven't allowed a�y R-1 use of industrial property. It �aas allowed befor� that. Mr. Drigans asked a.f this area was zoned R-1, how many sites would ' b� left to build homes on: Mr. Clark said that with Mr. Muhich's p: c�peri:y, there would be four sites left. Mr. Drigans asked why it was disallowed to let an R-1 dwelling � t� be built in an area like this. Mr. Clark said it was the feeling t,«t if you have commercially zoned property, commercial should be � b�:.It there, and if. its zaned industrial, it shauld be built industrial.' , T�__s was to prevent the intermix�ng of residential with commercial ar�d i.iciustrial property. Mr. Fitzpatri.ck said that prior to 1969, it was f�:_t that you couldn't build up in a zoning district, but you could ' � b�__ld dawn. R-1 was allowed in any da.strict, for instance. Mr. Harris said if he read the code right, Mr. Muhich cauld put ' ti:�.s hous� on his pro�erty with a Special Use Permit, as an alternate t > rezoning. Mr. Drigans sai.d there wasn't much you could do industrially in � t i �s ar�a with the propert,� that �,las stil]_ vacant. NSr. Robert ��'e.1ch, 144 Long��llova Str_eet Ner. , said he �_ c��r to th�� pz opei t�y Alr . Nluhich owried, and he wou.ld much a�ouse go in there tiian any indus�rial devclopmei�t. � ' ' � ' ' ' lived ne}:� rather have Mrs. Cy.ril Paulson� 131 79t1i G��y N.L. , aaid they have lived at t.1is ac?dess since Juiie 3, 2960, a��d wiz��n they purchased the propc�rty t i��y liad na i.dea t1�ei�° pr.opcl�ty �aas zonea M-l. She sai d it was her t n:�cr:�tancii.ng t_h«t i� t}iis house G,�as over 50� damae�ec� by fir.e or wind c r by somc� otl�er mc�ans, that it cotzld not_ be rebu�_1� i.n the presc�n�t : cniii��. S2ie said ttiey �aant�ed to conti_nuc. to livc� .in this house for : on�« time, and to pr.otcci� theinselves, i�liey �aere in favor of rezoning lheir pr.operty to R-l. Mr. Driga�7s ��s}:ed DZr. 13ensoii how long he had lived at 154 Longfello�ti� i f r�ei�? Mr. 13cnson sai.d it would be thrcc� ycars in October. Mr. 1 z ic�ans asked thc sir� of his gai-ac�c and whai� he us�d it for now. I�Ir. 1 en:�on said it� was 2�1' by 22' and hc� used it to store his truck, snaw- � c bilc, saws and other tvols. D4r. Drigans asked hirn if he was a c��Uinet ��}�(?j-, ]1L Si11C� j1G W�1iTl� t.� �l(' Wcl:� lll �}1C' COI7itI:UC{;lOI� business. Mr. ; it.lii ch a�>kc�d him what I�l�as� of Lhe const��L�ction busine:.s he was in. :[r�. )3ensan s��.cl hc wor}_r.d in coi�crr_te and masonr.y and did some carpet�l-cr ' 'C)r}:. • • _�"'"� ", � ' [� P:.2nning Commissian Meeting - September 25, 1974 Page 4 1 F Mr. Drigans wondered about having a small business in an area t��t has a resideiitial atmosphere. Mr. IIenson said there was a m�.chine shop right across the street, so he didn't think his wanting t�� use his garage for a business was going to make that much difference. Mr. Drigans asked Mr. Beiison if he built his house or purchased i: after it was built. Mr. Benson said the house ti�as already there w:iE�n he purchased it, and one of the main reasons he bought this house w��:; because it was zoned M-1. He was looking for a house that wasn't i:i residential zoning, and this was just what he wanted. Mr. Harris asked Mr. Clark what the ' r�.:oning property against the property h: didn't think this had been done. He bii: the property owner could take it to � s:�ind up there, or not, he didn't know. C� � ' � ' , � City's policy would be in owner's caill. Mr. Clark said would assume it could be done, court and whether this would Mr. Drigans wondered if a Special Use Permit could be granted to M-. Benson so he could have this business in his garage if his property wi:� rezoned. Mr. Harris said we don't have a request for this. Mr. L��ic�blad asked if_ Mr. Benson could meet the requirements for a business ii his garage if this area stayed M-1. Mr. Clark said he would meet � tiF� requirements under M-1 zoning. If the rest of the block was rezoned t� R-1, he wouldn`t meet th� setback requiremen� of 15 feet, but as ti:�s is an existing structure, this wouldn't be n�cessary. Mr. Clark said that according to the zoning code, if Mr..Benson's p c��pert.y stayed M-1 and the bal.ance of the bloc]c was rezoned to R-1, iC Mr. Benson's prope.rty was destroyed, he wouldn't be able to m�et t ��, 50 foot setbacic r_equirement for i�i-1 zoning from R-1 proper�ty, so h� wouldn't be able to rebui]_c� hi_s home, or industrial, without rezoning cr with a variance. He said that from a planning si�andpoint, it �ti��ld b� better. to have the entire b.loc);.all rezoned rather than leave t r�� ]_o�s A1-l. Mr. . t-iarris said that was why he ��lt that leaving these tra� 1ots M--1 wouldn't create any proUlems, because this situation c�ald r_esolve itself in time. N,1�. Clark said he has stated. b�fore that he �thought r7r. Benson cauld have a cabinet shop or ot.her_ )�usiness in hi.s garage as long as ris prope.r.ty is zoned M-1. He said hc hadn't been able to check this c ut: i'�itlz the City Attorney. There mighi� be some-thing in the code t h��t- says �,�hen tli� principal_ usc� af the Pro�,aer_�y is residential, you can't use t�Yi� c�arage as in.dustrial properi�y, but this would have to k e chccked aui�. � . Mr. l�arri.s said tie personally is aq��in�t rezoning ariy property '� gainsi� tlle owner' s will. Mr. Fitzpai�ricl: said thi.s request was . c riginated by a private par.ty f_or rezoniizg tl�is area, and �aas not : r.i.tiated by the City for public purF�oses. This ma}�es a difierc�nce ' �.1 so. r1r_ . Harr_ is said we have a petition s ie�ned by all thc ownc�rs of �.Yi� Z�r.oper_ty, except the proper.ty owned by Mr. Benson. This te11s me �.l�at a7.1 the oiticr properi:y awncrs wan�. their property r.ezoned to R-1. ' ' Mr. Dri.gar�s said the Public Iicaring notice includes all the M-1 ' . . .. +,,,,�r ., 1G P:anning Commission Meeting - September 25, 1979 Page 5 p�cperty in this Block 4, and he doesn't unders�and how Mr. Benson's p�cperty could have been included in this request, when he doesn't w� r.t the rezoning. Mr. Clark said that ��hen Mr. Muhich wanted to r��one the two lots he owns, it was felt that as the entire neighborhood w�.� residential, we would set up the Public Hearing for the entire M•] area. Mr, Muhich went out and tal}:ed to ev�ryone in this area, a� �c. found out that they were all in favor of thi.s rezoning, except f� �r Mr. Benson. That was the purpose of the Public Hear.ing. When M:•. Benson voiced his objection at th� first meeting, was when the P:.�nning Commission asked for a petition on this request, to make sure ti�.t all the affected property owners were aware of the rezoning con- s:�lerai�ion. At this Public Hearing, Mr. Benson stated his objections t�� having his property rezon�d. Mr. Clark said that if Mr. Muhich w�►t�ld have asked for rezoning on just the two lats he owned, that w�iild have really been spot rezoning, which isn't very desirable either. Chai.rman £itzpatrick said what we have in effect is a request for r:::oning from all the property owners with the exception of Mr..Benson. Mr. Lindblad asked if Mr. Benson could add on to his house or g i��age as long as his prop�rty was zon�d M--1? Mr. Clark 'said he � c�iildn't add on to the house, except he could make the inside more livable, and if he wanted to add on to the garage, this would require a variance, because th� present garage is closer than 15 feet from t 1�� property line. Mr. Harris asked Mr. Muhich if he had �any pictures of the house h� wani�cd to move isito Fric�ley. T�Ir. 1�'tuhich presented the pictures. N.r. Cl�.rk said this has been appr_oved by the Building Standards-Design C� itrol Subcommiti�ee, subject to the rezon�_i�g being approved. Mr. il�rris said he thought th�.s house would fit in quite well in �his�area. Chairman F'itznatrick sai.d that he fel.t that Mr. Benson's point that l- is property liad some industri_al use, ��aas a legitimate one. AZr. I:arr_is sai.d it is }7i.s proPer_ty, and he did buy it because it ��as �oned T-].. Mr. ]'itzpatric}c said he agreed with NIr. Har.ris, that he di�n' t � an'L- to recornm�nd rezoni_nc� on any prop��'�:y against the wishes of the c vaner uncle3° thc�s� c�_rcum:�ta�zces. M02'.T,ON b� llarris, seconded by l:indblad, that ihe Planning COR17:1.ZSS.Z011 c lose tl�e Fu1�li.e Ilc�az'.illg o�1 the rezvnitiy re�,�uest, 70.'1 N74-04, b� ilenry 1. Muhicll. Uj�01t a vvice vote, �.11 voting aye, the mot.ion carried U11�37�- :mously. Mr. Drigans said that if we rezane Mr. I3enson's property, we � re denyinct ha_m t1�c use for which hc lias stai�ed he bought i:nis pai:ticu-- : a r i?ropc�rt.y. As �he other pr�per. ty owners want th�ir property rezonecl, 1.c sa.id he would agrec wii�h r1r. IIarris, i�hat at some time in the future, :caving these two lots as M-1 will resolve i�self. P4r. Harris said thai� what i�: amount to is that we "are changing i�he ;c>ning on a1.1 the prop�ri_y except Mr. Bensoiz' s, wliich will stay the :�.me . ' y ' � ' � P:Gnning Commission Meeting - September 25, 1974 Page�6 1 H Mr. Clark said that by rezoning Block 4 to all R-1, it would cl:ange the requirements on the industrial business �cross the street. I: they want to do any more building,•they will have to maintain a 11C foot setback or acquire variances. Mr. Drigans said this would be necessary whether they rezone all B:cck 4 to R-1, or rezone it all except Mr. Bensons... MOTION by Lindblad, seconded by Drigans, that the Planning C�nmission recommend to Council approvaZ of the rezoning request, Z��A #174-0�1, by Henry F. Muhich, to rezone Lots 11 - 21 and Lots 28 - 3: (this excludes Lots 36 and 37) B1ock 4, Spring Brook Park Addition, f� cm 1�1-1 (.Zight ind�strial areas) to R-1 (single family dwelling areas) , g�neraZly J.ocated between 79th Avenue IJ.E. and Longfellow Street, and A:hton Avenve and the railroad tracks. Upon a voice vote, aIl voting a�e, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Drigans said he didn`t want this to ' hE would not want to see Mr. Benson's garage mc�xe than such a business as a cabinet shop. � ' ' ' ' ' ' be a stipulation, but enlarged for anything 2. PUBLIC HEARING: CONSIDERP.TION OF A RE9UEST FOR A SP�CIAL USF PERMIT, SP #�74-14, BY I�7ICH�EL B. ROTT�R: Per Fridley City Code, Section 205.102, 3, N, to permit Mobile Home Sales in a C-2S District, to be located on the�Westerly 329.3 feet of part of � the Southeast Quarter of th� Northwest Quarter of Section 12, (Parcel 9780), the same bei�rig 7355 Highway #65 N.E. J Mr. Michael Rotter was present. MOP?ON by Harris, seconded� by Drigans, that the P.Zanning Commissi.on w�ive the readzng of the Public Hearing Notice for•the request for a�pecial. Use Permit, SY �74-14, by tlichaeJ Rotter. Upon a voice vote, a. 1 voting aye, the mct,tio�� carried unanintousl�. � Mr. Rotter said he w�s as)ci.ng foa° -L-his Special Use Permit so he c�n:ld lzave a iiiobile home sal�s business. Mr. Clark said this wil.l be l� �rat.ed in thc� same az:ea where a spec�_al use permit had been grantcd t�> 1lmericai� I�t�t�o Listinqs las�t� year. M.r_ . I�'itzpatric]c sai.d i� there �-�as an area in Frid.ley where such b� �:,iii�sscs cou]_d bc� allocae:d, it ��rould b� in tlzis area, but all mobi.le h�ru: sales r�quire a Spc�cial Use l�erm:it. Mr.. P.otter prc�sented a plo.� plan i�o the Planning Commission sho��_ng � �� T thc� i�r_ailcrs woul� be' placed on i.lie lot and wYiere the office �•aou_ld b s located. � , ' '. Chaarman I'i.trpatricY. asked Mr. Rottcr if_ he operai�ed a mobile hcme si:.es Uusiness anywhere else. Mr. P.ottcr said he didn't. Mr. Fitzpat- r_c�}c askec� if hc was worlcing f_or a company that did. Mr. Roi�t:er 's�►a:d h? �l�iC� bec�n in thi.s busincss for si.}� years. J1t nresent he was worki.nc� f»� Patti ]iomes and Pr�viou::ly �1ac1 W�L};ed for Castle Mobile Iiom�s. Mr. Ilarris asked if the office would be a�crmanent structure. ASr. R�-:tcr said it will be a doublc i:r�:�i.ler, set u�� on blocics and skiri�cd ' � � , . . • . . �,........� : . .. .., .. •� � `' � yi i - _ 3 � � z Zva � Zt 3 Z�Z i-' ` ' ,� �. 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Lindblad at S:US p.m. TlEh9B ii.S PRESENT: b1Eh1B iT.S !`.BSEnT: 0'THE :� YRL'SENT: Lindblad, Torico, Treucnfels, helson, Simoneau Hone Jerry Boardman, Plar.ning Assistant h'OTION by Treuenfels, seconded by Simoneau to approve the minutes of the Augu;t 22, �974 meeting as written. , liPOr A VOICE VOTE, a21 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. 1, CONTI\'UATiON OF A CONSIllERATION OF A R.EQUEST FOR RELEU�USC�PINC tV�D FEhCE 1i�01:K: LUCATED 0;� LU'C 1, tsLOCK 1, EAS'I' FtA.h'CN ES'I'�7'ES 1S"I' AllriI- TIO\, Pai�CLI, ]0; THE SAAIE BEI1�G 7620 UNIVEi:SITY AVENL'�:: IvOR'I'firAST, FRIDLEY, ;�ili�'�1ES0"I'A. (I:I;Qt)LST BY FR!aNK'S hURSE1zY, 7940 PENN AVENUE . SOU7':1, tiL00�IL'VGTOti, �IINNESOTA 55431) . � MOTION by Treuenfels, second by Simoneau to receive tlie correspondence ' from Frank's Nuxsery stating they would like to withdraw their request a�id reap� �ly. ti�hen ready. See attachment UPON A\rOICE VOTE, all vot3.ng aye, the motion carried unanimously. 2� C�NSIDTRA'I'ION OF A IIOUSL_ REI,OCAT10:�' DUE TO A RT:ZONIr�G RIiQUEST F120A4 M-1 1'0 1:- 1: 1��C?�:I'I:i) 0� LC�"I'S 1]_ 1'l iRC1UG1�1 21, �'Vll 1�01'S ?. `3 T1i1:0UG11 57, B( 0( n��, 51 Rl;vG UI:Ui)i� 1':A1:K f�Ul)17'lU�v ;'i'1;�� Sfti�;Ii I'>liT1�G Gi.:�F.1�r�LLY LOCF�T�D E3�-,It�l�1;V 79I1, lti,'�� \.1:. A�dll LO\i�PIi��Lfll�r S'I�I:L.E'I' ANU nS1iIL'\ A\�f:,�U1: A�.'D `I'f�li: � R�TI,I:Ot�I) 'I'iZ�C1:5. (I:EQL!I'S'1' 1;Y HEtiltl' F. i�tUll�lCll, 1005 L1NC;OIr�I TL:!:I:ACE N��I�TH; �1ST, COLU:�9i3I:1 li�7Gf17'S, A1I\'N}'.507'A 554�21) . � b4r. Hank Dluliich Faas present for t}le request. tifr. A�tuhich and D".r. i3oa.rdmari presented pictures of t)ie house to be move� in and �]�o pictures of the surroundi_n� ho�7�r.s. Afr. TiuJiic}7 saicl }ie is asking for. a xeaoril� rec�uesL from hS-J. 1:o I�-]. It �eas pointed out Lha.t. this a.rea has always been z�ned Df-1 and ti��lien the homes that are tl�ere norr werc.� built it �vas legal to builc :-1 on :ndustri�7 lana. �1r. A1u)�ic}i said he has talked ��irh thc af.fected homec�eier.s and all are in favor nf thc rer_oilin� except one homeowner. This homec «� icr has ?./ 1 of his proZ,crty an T9-1 and lj3 on R-l; the home rests 1/2 on h1-1 � nl 1/2 on R-l. "1'his o�.�ner ►.oulcl ]i_ke ta kce�� ]�is At�� zoning i.n order that }ie m� �� place a woocl tiaorking, h�mc occupation shoi7 i_n ]�i.s �ara�c. �Ir. 1�fu11i.cli said h�� tri.ed to poi�lt out various reasons to t}Zis hameewner as to wliy t►,�o zonir gs 1.�oulcl Ue a hardship to him, hix. LO�T(�111111 szld if 500 of his home �aas e��cr d�stroyed, he woiild not i�e able to rcbuild Ilis }iome duc to tl�e double zonir �, �1r. A1uh� ch said this <<�as the only o��position he received. �t �. Tanco asked �1r. Pftihi.ch i.f hc ti��oulcl put a 2 car gara�;e up. Pfr. r4uliich said i� thc f3oard reyucst one hc �eauld put �nc u��, but it would be a Uit of a hard� � �p to do it immcdiatclv. hir. 7'onco suf;�;cstccl by thc cnd of 1�75 that thc gara� ; bc bui it, �1r. I�iuhi ch a�rce:d to this. Ile said hc �rol�ably won `t Le movin� • t_hr l�litir. in unti l thc s}�ri_i��; af 1975. Tt is prr.sently l�ci.n�; uscd :�s a bank ofiic � in New }iope and he has to wait taitil the new l�ank i�uil.d:in� is / � '�'� � .... ' ' ' � ' � , C� ' , � , LJ ' ' i-� Bl11I D fKG STANDARDS-DESICtiN CONTROL SUBCOi�AfI'f1'Ei: A1I:LTING OF SEP7'EhiBER 12, 1974 - P�. 2 cons t:vcted to get the home. rSr. 1'onco asked �.�}�at the Planning Commission's feelings on his request were. hir. 6luhich said they wanted a petition brought in signed by the home- otvne r:, that they are in favor of the rezonin�. Other that that, they seemed in g:neral a�reement for the xezonii:g. Tir. Afuhich said he did have tlie sign ��.ures of al l the homeo�.�ners e�laining �ahat he was going to do and �v1�at he w 3�ited, but it h�as not wor.ded as a petition.. rir. Yoardman asked about posting a bond �Co ensure proper landscaping is done. He said the City has requested this of other homes moved in and felt it w is a good safeguard policy. The Board and A1r. Aiuhich agreed to this bond and �c�t it at $500.00. D10TION by Tonco, seconded by Nelson to recommend approval of the home relo :� tion suL• ject Lo a petition brought in 1�y ;�:r. Tiuhich stating approval of the °fzoning by the affected property homeowners and with tlie following stip i] ations: '. J. A 2 car garage be con=tructed by the end of 1975. �. A landscaping bond for $500.00 be posted. � tPON A VOICL-' 1�OTE, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanin�ously. 3. CONSII?F,R��TIO:�� OP A REQl1IiST '1'0 Ct)NS'I'RIiCT Pi1nS}-i II OF 'I'IIG PRESENT STRUCTURE 70 Bl; llSL':D A� A..�' IC'r� A1�1:t�1:\: I,`JC:'�T.1.:D C:v 1�t1ItCLL 661�, 5011']'f1 li:'�L,F v% S1�CTI0� I1, CI'1'�' OI' FRIDI,EY, C(�11:�'i'1' Ol� ��'�01��1, S'I't1'1'�: 0�� h1l�ivk,SOT�; TiIE S�i��1E BLL�IG i011 lJ\I.VI:}:SI'I'Y' AV}:t�U.: NOR"1'(,1;:�5'I", FRIDLEY, D;T\:�1�SOTA. (1:}�UU�S'1' is1 TI�IE COUN"1'Y 0}� ��0}:f\, :i2 `�i I;if1S1' AI�"�I,� S7`ItLE`I', 11PvO1:A, i 11N\}.:SO'1'/'. 55�0 �)� r'r. llave 1'orkelson i�;as present ior. the requcst. h�r. 'roxkc].son said this arcna wi.11 be a:lded onto i:he rcar of the present st.r.0 ture. 'i'hc rink will be full sized and able to >cat 1,000 pec�ple. 1'iicre will t,e « scrvice door o�i the noxT}i side wi_i:h ' firc, exit doors on the north and cuth elevati.i��is. llai•rel. Clark anci 13ob /lldricli h;id sti,�;ested pinci�tfi tlie. door here for casi.er fi.re equi}�inent access. 'I'he main entrrulce �vilJ. be on the taesi �;<ill. D1�-. "I°orkelsan said lic �,�oulcl likc to put a sidelJFll� on tl�e sotzt]i side a�icl some tyP� d co�icrete curl� stop on ilic north side to keep cars a�aay froiti� thc builclS.ii�;. . h?r.. 7'orl:clson said the present structure has an ice floor desi.F►Zr_d for 6 mont! s u�c and they are iisin�; it >>rar arola�l<1 �ti��1.1C71 }�:is cai�scd t}le flaor to rzis� . 7'he neti�� rink �vould have a 12 rnoilth f.loor desi�;�i t11t�s enablin� the prc- sent arena G montl� ice use ancl 6 months use as an auditorium. t�1r. Li.nclblad askccl if L-l�crc �aould Ue adcqua�e parking. 11x. T�orkelson said thcr� �vill bc morc th.in cnaugh. �ir. Bo.irclm�,n askcd Mr. 'forkclson to fill �n what thc Go�irci of /lppeais )iacl deci�ed at thc Tucsday cvcning mceting. �fr. Torkclson sai.� they are supposc to , ' ' ' , � �--, I�� ' ' , OFFICIAL NOTICE CITY OF FRTDLEY PUBLIC HEARING BEFOFtE T�IE CITY COUNCIL � TJ WHOM TT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearin�' o� the City Council of the City of,Fridley in the City Hall�at 6�:31 University Avenue Northeas.t on bionday, November 18, 3.974 in t i�� Council Chamber at 7:30 P.M. for the consideration of the f �:�lowing matter: ' Consideration of a request for a Vacation, SAV #74-04 by Jerry Guimont, of an irregular strip of land lying within a 15 foot utility easement at the rear of Lot 12, Block 5, Rice Creek Plaza Addition, lying South of the North line of said Lot l2 and adjoining the tn�est- erly line of said l5 faot utility easement described � as follows: Commencing at the Northeast corner of said Lot 12; thence West along the North line of said Lot 12 a distance of 11.50 feet; thence South and parallel with the West line cf said Lot 1.2 a distance of 8.40 feet tb the point of beginning; thence confinuing along said parallel line a distance of 2�.70 feet; thence West and parallel with the North line of said Lot 12 to the Westerl.y line af said 15 foot utility easement; therice Nartheast�r_ly �long the Westerly line of said 15 toot utility easement to a point 8.40 feet South of the North line of said Lot l2, thence East and parallel with the North line of said Lot 12 to the point of beginning, a_ying in the Nortli Half of Section 12, T-30, R-24, City of_ Frid�ey, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Generally located at 6551 2nd Street N.E. Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above m�tter will be heard at this meeting. Pu�lish: Navember 6, 1974 November 13, 1974 h FRANK G. LIEBL MAYOR 2 _ , 2A '' pl�.r.ninq Commission M�eting - October 23,` 1974 � Pa e 6 ' Mr. �orin said that before any grading i�done and the hole Soi th of hi property is filled up, they_ be�£ter put the storm sewer anc catch ba ' in, or he would have:water problems in the spring. �. �- , Mr. Prieditis id if thzs was graded before the plat was ap� �roved, he would �,�arit'`�:�iem to be sure of the slope on the South , pr<�Xerty line also. -°`'✓ Mr. Fitz atzick said the plat wo�3�1 not be approved if the grading P � wa: done dif ��ntly from what was stipu�ated. ' � , 2. CONSIDTP�TTOt� OF A VACATION RE�UEST,�SAV #�74-04,� BY JERRI' GUTA?C\T: Vacate that gortion of a 15 foot util _nt neeaed for a 30' x 24' addition to an existing garage, located on Lot l2, Block 5, Rice Creek Plaza South Addition, the same being 6551 2nd Street N.E. . � Mr. Harris said there were letters fram the four utility companies st�ting that they had no objection to that portion of the 15 foot ea:ement being vacation where the petitioner wants to have his gaxage adcition encroach on this easemer�t. Mr. Harris said the entire ease- mei t is 25 f_eet, sa this is a wide easement. ' Mr. Clark said they had received the po� tion thG-� needs to be vacated frcm the qu_ tc lonq. I�ie said tr.� pe-tit�_oner could , ea: cment with the ap��roval oi� the util�_�y thc �?etitio,zer to have it vacatcd so that woi ldn' -r be any problems, such as getting , ' ' ' legal description of that surveyor today, and it is h�ve encroached on this companies, but he hud advised. 10 years down the line, i.here a.�mortg�ge co:nmitment. Mr. ClarY� said the pet�tio�zer_ has a 2 car garage now for a seveiz un_ � apartment buildinq, This 30 foo� aadition �ail1 give hi�r� three mo� c sp�ces to ma}tie tlz�s a 5 car gar_�gce To do this, the front cc�rner of 'cl�c c�arage ��Till encroacl�� about s�`ven f..eet on the easer��nt arid thY bac k co�°nc.r. w5.11 enci'oach ubout 3'-? feet�. Th.e normal way we var_ate � n ea: cinc�nt� .�_s. usuall.}� th�� ciitire strip, but thc:re is a telephone pol� ju: t onc �aot fl_om tl�� new yai-��c;,� w��11_. This happcns to be a cor.izc�L po: t, ��rliicl� i�� u�>ec? L�y tlie telepr;an� compaily, �.he power corripany, �Lr,d Gei eral: Te1.ev_isio�. Tt �,�ould cost in exccss oj $2,U00 to move t]Zis pa: c. Thc� ut.ilit:y c�mp�3nies da not wani� i.o r��ove this pole,, and Yia.ve gi� erl permissior� �oi' this garage to be one foot from ttie po1c. Pdr. Drigans askcd if this cou].d be a sa�c��.y hazard. Could ' soi conc cliinb on th� c�ar_��ge and ther�� clir,lb the pole? Mr. Clark sa: c thc> pole has r�o p�gs oil it, so this shouldn't be a problcm. , a � l_ � r�orron� by vrigan, seconded by Blair., that ihe Planning Commission r.ec ommcnd to Cour�cil apPr.oval of thc vacation requcst, SAV �'74-04. ht1 Je� ry Guimont, t� vac��i-c.� an irreqular strip of Iand l:�ing within a J.5 fo< t utility easemc�lrt at thc rear of Lot i2, 131ock 5, Rice Cxec)c I'l��z�� Soi th Ad�7ition, I�nol:a County, tl�e sarne be.ing 655I 2nd Str.eet N.E. , 1y. r,q Snuth of ihe Nort_h Ziile of said T,nt ].2, and adjoa.ning tlie [ti'eGtcr.il Ii� a of sa.id ]_5 toot utili�y �as�rnent dc�scrihed as follows: Comrncn�inc� at the Northeast corner. of ��id IoL i2; thc�nc.e Fd�st a�ong thc Nor. t:h 1ii c. of said Lot 12, �z distancc c�f 1]..50 feet; thence .Sauth and P<��'�-�-��'? �� ` �� . - Pa e 7 P]anning Commission Meettng October 23, 1974 g � w�th the West Zine of said Lot 12, a distance of 8.40 feet to the pcint of beginning; thence continuing along said para11e1 Zine a d�stance of 24.70 feet; thence West and paral.Ze1 with the North line ' oi said Lot 12, to the Westerly line of said 15 foot utility easement; tt,ence Northeasterly alon_q the Westerly Iine of said 15 foot utility ` eas�rnent to a point 8.40 feet Soutl� of the North line of said Lot 12; tl�ence F.ast and para.Z.Ie1 with the North Iine of said Lot 12, to the ' pcx�t of beqinning, to a1Zow the constrvction of a 30 foot x 24 foot ada�ition to an existing garage. Upon a voice vote, aI1 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. r ' ' ' ' 3. OPEN P�LETING LAta MOTION by Harris, seconded b� B1air, that the Planning Con:nission receive the letter sent to the Anoka County Attorne� by foi.� citizens of Fridley, and the letter rom Weaver, TaI1e & Herrick, se�`� to the City Council, dated October 1, 1974. Upon a voice vote, a1I �Yot.ing aye, the motion carried unanimously. � �� Mr. Drigans said he hoped that these four citizens were genuinely in_E�rested in the enforcement of the :open meeting law and not pursuing th i:� matter for pol��itical reasons. He said he was opposed to the PI tiuiinc� Commission �being used for political purposes. ',,, Chairman Fitzpa�trick said this is in the hands of the County At .c�rney nova. ; 4. SET`I'ING DATE FOR �ti'ORICSIiOP A'iT�TING D7r. Driqans said the Planning Commission had �ct aside one nigY�t � a; u�ntllr t.he sa�r�e night as the Public FTearing meeting ot the City Co ii�ci]_, for having tl��ir wnrkshop meetings. They hadn't had onc� in C>ctober. f ar,d 17e i�lzoughi= i�hcy should iequesi� one foi November. Mr_ Clar_ lc s�ia.cl hc tl-�ought November 1� �_h wou:Ld be the Public Hearing , ni� El�t for the Council, bec��use T`?oveml��er J_1th was a legal holiday. � , ' , , , Nr. Clark sai_a izc tY�c�t�ght he should rheck wa_th th� � City r�tt-orney, t_� sce if these nl��ings were in op� �r� meeti.nc� _taw. Thcre may have t:.o be som� noi�ice 111('i ��.1)1C�5. .� a 5. Rrsl�oNSr ��o r1R. i�t1�r � s Mr_.�zo `? Virgil Herric',., violatioz� of �i�e given for_ these _^ ._., — � Mr. IIarris s�id he tliought Mi-. Iluff sYiould be invited to make hi; presentation a� the next Planning Commission meeting. `` F90TION by tiarri.s, secondcd b� Driy��ns, that h1r. lluff make I�is pr< sentata.vn to i:he Planninc� Commi ssion an Novembez' 6, 1974. Uporz << vo. ce voi:e, aJ.2 vvting aye, the rnotion carr�ed unanimously. � \ . 6. RIVEP.VI_Eti9 3iLIGl1'I'S Mr. Iiarris said he had an occasi��n for visiting in the Riverv9ew I]e: yilts are�z i-ecent].y. l3c sai_d th��i� diirinc� tlic �loadii�g in 19G5, lic hac fr.lt that thi.s was a disadvantaged ai:ca, and was pleasently su�- .� 1 ,1 OCTOBER 15, 1974 : ��. J. Guir�ont � �E:stern Construction Cor.►pany � ►�i50 tr'ayzata �ou3evard : i�.nneanolis, i7innesota 55416 : ��ar 1►ir. Guimont: �' : tE�; Lot 12, Slock 5, I�ice Creek Piaza South Addition, Nl/2, Sec. 14, T. 3 0, R. 2 4, Anok a Co unty "i�is letter i� in regard to your recruest for the ah�.ndoment of , �:Y�e utility easement at the rear of your p=operty on which�you ;�i•ogose to construct an addition to yaur existing garage. 2C , �;E�neral Te?_evisi.on, 7Cnc. is in joint use �c�ith (Y3SP, and NZ�B) with � T�.re� attached �rhzch serv�s your p�:aperty and adjoining pr_a��rties. ';c, have no c�bjc�c��.on to the abanc�oning o� a portion o£ thE �ase— ' ; tc>nt an sahi_ch t�acar z�xo:�osed strLictuxe encroacnes be abandaned ��x�d reco�:�ieci us suc� zn the desc�i?�tion +a� yau� property. �4e �+a l.l ac�::e� to ��ar�c�:�z� t��at �r�.ic�n Yd�ic°h �,ai.11 lie at a mir�ir��w�1 ' + r�= G�.e f��t t�rc�s� o� �th� c�is�.ir.q �atz:Li��r nole CAJ Jhown on the ; �4�t�che� sl.�tcl�. Tl�:i. ��iai].1. ;��xrait tne te1.��hotY� �a3.e to rE:lain .r: p�.ace on a��;a11y �.escrzbed u�.i.li�y easement. �e�-y trt�Zy � aurs. Q�� c' ��.-e I C�"U-� �:o��rt x,. ��W�� .'`e� Gc;�exal T��.�visa.on, snc. of i`ricile.y , i ,f.�ach ' � �c�: �arrEr�. CJ.��'; Tnspections �ept. City of Fri.dleX ' Larry ren�on, Lngineer ;;arthern �tates E�ot,�er Ca. ' �Sarxen E. P.oF>��e District �ngineer Nor�hwestern F3e11 ,� J �:,13%�:ab � �� ! � � - . • 2 I��r��wES��r� �� f��,�- 6540 Shingle Creek Parkway � Minneapolis, Minnesota 55430 October 1Q, 1974 Mr. J. Guimont Western Construction �ompany 695( idayzata Boul.evard Minr:eapolis, Minnesota 55416 Dear Mr. Guimont; Re; Lot I2, Block S, Rice Creek Plaza South Addition, N�, Sec. 14, T.�30, R. 24, Anoka County This letter is in regard ta your request for the abandonment of the utility easement at the rear of your gro�,er�1r on oihich you propose to construct an addition to your existing garage. The North�aester.n Yell Te7_ephor�e Company has one joirit .use pole (NSP, CATV and !�j•'�) c,i.th �aires at.tached t•:hicli 5e.rves your pzol c.rty and a.djoir.in�; pr.o- perti.es. t�e hat�e na abjcct:ion to tl�e �.L� n�ioning of a portion of the rear utility� ea�ernent; hoc:revez, ;ae da request that only that porti.on af the easc- m�nt on which yaur prapo�,e.d struczul°e encroaches be ��.bando�ied az�d recordeci as s�ich 3_n t:he descr3ption �f yn:ar pi:operry. i3E: 'v.a.11 �g�c°e to abandon thaL po�-ti_or.� cat�ich �aill lie at � minir�i�n� o� ozae f_oot tacst- o{ t-1ic� exi; ting utiJ_iiy ��aie as slio�,Tn on i.}�e attr�cl:ed sicctch. Thi s��i �� er��it t:1►e L-e�eph;�ne pole to r�i:�,�in in place oxi a 1tk, :]_l.y di�scriueu uti:�_ity �� sel7:ent. - Vcry tru�_y yoz�rs ., �€s' E.t�fi.� �. � p� *S-la/-�., Distr:ict :�n�;ir�ee� �tt� �h � cc: '��ar.r}�1 Clr�i�}; I21S�)eC1:1nT1� JC.()i. City ot` 1�'ricll��.y � I,;:ixry l�en:;c?n, l;t�,�,inc;�l' 1;c�rt:ficrn StaL•..; 't'c�t•�:��' :;o. � Rc>i:�t.rt: L. I>rr-�t��- (;c�ixcr.�l Tc�levi::�.;n, 7:nc. c,:i l'r.icl:t�y JLS/mo �. � 2D 0 N O R T H E R N S T A T E 5 P O W E R C O M P A N Y � � . 4501 68TH AVENUE NORTH � � � � . � . � � � . HROOKLYN CENTER, MINNESOTA El5429 � . � � . � October 10, 1974 Mr Jerry Guimont Westem Construction Co 6950 Wayzata Boulevard Minneapolis, Minnesota 55416 Dear Mr Guimont l�ss t With regard fio the garage addition at ��21. - 2nd Street N E- Fridfey, Minnesofia, NSP does nofi object to the garage being within 12 inches of the NW Belf Telephone Company pole, as fong as it does not interfere with the maintenance of our facilities. Sincerely /.} `� """z',-z,� ' 7z,�,�,,�. L M B' nson Customer $ervice Representative No�fh Division LM B/rp 2E , _ _. . _ : • � . 2F : � � . �; . � ' � _ `; : . � - : � � October 8, i974 � a r . � _�.r � �, Garaid Guimont � �; " Wes te rn Cons t ruct i on Company 3 6q�0 uayzata 81vd `� MinneapolFs, llinnesota �5426 � � , �: ' � tlear Mr Guirs+��t , � I �; - � ;�: The Minnesata Cas Cornpany has na facilities within that piatted ut� i i ty caser;��nt over tl�e Easteriy l:� �eet of Lots 12 ai�� 1�, �lcc�: ;, "ice Cre�'�c T'la: a SoutM 11ddi tion. � � i��;�i � � i � !' We t�serefare hav� no o+�jection to the v�cat+vn nor con- ,; , ''".;' strucfiion nv:�r _311 or �ny ��art o�' said �.+ti l i ty e� �e�:ent as ,� dascr�bt�d herein. �! �� '- Stncer�ly � r � ; ' . -�"''j ,,� �% 1 �' � ".!`{ `L� �/� � 1 lL��,�'��- r2: il % t�J�C �, r � �XGj �� `� E�i T�� c�� 5 CEl t'r�^1 �� Pro�erty S�ction � . 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PAU� 55104 - � � � � , . � � �� OF PROPERTY OF �"Cr� �',lm�'� f , �ocwsioct_ �"�' s'-�'r% � �</ v'�T /� � / J°�ri''�.�c�''/ /�!'r/l ocscR�s�o �s �ou.ows ��"' /"' �"� rf' .�' �i%rlr�fi -�% a�'f"T Oj�LG'�l3 L��GG�:_.�`� /t'� rE' �' P/-� Z� .S�v�`'� .9��:� �t^r,�, .=�i�a.ea Co. �� 4 ' ; �' �-'' � � , � .�-., ... _ i , � r-�...Z�L i 7�AS,Ei>/.c°iV T N �0. � � --�; _� � ___._ .— --1 �A �--- � 1..�..—r�T,�/l,d 20.2 ��•.vG. � � �..�-�.:q� � iq.P�. i�� .Z�� . . � �Z. i. . ��, � . �,%f9 {�'"� 'CN�S.I4 � N { . . . . ... . . � { �� n§?<.''.�'17i0�/ �) . . . . . . r! , v 7" 7� � !'. �' , n l 4 ,�'i�T " ,� ��! ; ; � �,� � i�< �3 /Z ° "_,;:f� ,�� , � ry, � '` h �i`;�: � � r' �,�' �' � � � , ,_ ,�:°; °, ,��..�; . �; � `: � � � � � � � � � �� G '� , _ � ,: � � j � � r � �,R- 2O � � _.... _ _ __ ._ .__ __ . _. _._ � � ��r- - �� v � �.__ ._.._. .._.. .. 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RFC,I�TE:dED cUf7VFYOR. No.4489 ,. PAUI. J. CRANE.�itE�t�TFFtEO tiURVEYOi�, No. 4440 .. � . . . . � . . .. . . . . . . . .. . �. r- J ,,y� !, /` ��d`.. I �� ' ��-.—tj . ; j �r� p�� - : - _ .q /•� - �:� - . ':"�' ` � r J��' �� r' + �� SAV #74-04, Jerry Guimont , � ,,. _, � � � �� tl / _ i.� ;'v� �� .�� , Vacate a portion of a, 15 easement ��..e , ,��30` � �� , �E', " �.L 'for a garage additiori � 4 /, ,�� , �� _ �� ; e •� � ,' 1.. .. � i � r �' /__ • ' ' �i �. - � e � �, , . � 4 ' . . . � - . : . . : . . _ . .. .. � . v ♦,V� '�'. � .. J� _1� ✓� � • • ?' � �. �',i, . � �� , . . � . . . . . . ��' p! . A /� . r . . I � � . Y 1J . �� . � . � •/..._. . . .� .. .. �� ` . I' �� O •. �»/. /- q . � � i �r�� .. .s.. �. �� ,��fi� • + ; , i Y o �°.� � � �,,fs �0.� Kn ,,� \ � . 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E� , � �' � � �J U � � O l_J LJ � � � � Q � � � ' `—_� � � � �� '� � � � ��-��, �� , � �� ❑ � � � � � �� C -� ; i �--.—� � � � G� � � �r � I � � C`.= 7 �� _ _ ,. .__:.:_. � O j% � i� �.t� �.i. M � y' ' ,� � { CD ' ' , � � J� i � �y .-N— p � . i y �'� ; tia � �� a�`� � �` p N `2 � ' ' � J Lf7 i' l �P,t . QOctober 23, 1974 �� ,�,o O�,�`'� `,�� y � �� P�� oQ1� � _ `� �L � \\�,,�, �° W J C �C . �'j" The City Council of the City of �ridley is presently � in the process of studying a proposal to have a National Guard Armory iocated in our City. F— t/� � � � � � � � f.�.J � . ,9 �� - � � t�� : � � �,W� �::,., � � � � 0 � .�.a � � ta.. t� � �- Please be advised that there will be an informal public hearing of the City Council in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue N.E. on Monday, Pdovember 18, 1974 at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers. The Council would appreciate the opinions of your members as to any pros and cons of the proposal. Thank you. Sincerely, Engineering Department City of Fridley ;�n !�— � C�� C 9 �, LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF FRIDLEY FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA October 30, 1974 Fricley City Council 6437, University nve. ;�.r,.' Fricley, Mn., 55432 ke: .;zmory Proposal kiemi ers of the ;;ouncil: ihe Fridley League of wamen `Joters appreci�.tes the concern of the �auncil about whether there is public support for the construction of a ivational Uuard ..rmory in the city, and being 3ncluded in those organizations asked for its opinion. �e �rould Like to be able to assist in making that decision. �ut the League of v�omen Voters is an organization built upon and pledged to a depth of study concerning an issue beiore asking our general membership for ccrosensus on tne question. Only after such a study and consensus does the L►�V announce its oosition and work for its implementation. Loca1, state, and national Dyla�rs constrain us from making hasty or superficial decisions on matters that we have not investigated thoroughZy. Furtier, loca.l study items are chosen by the entire membership at the annual meeting in the spring of the year (another requirement of our r3ylaws), and, in orde^ to assure ourselves time to do a lacal study in depth, we adopt o� one item a year. Ks you may kno�r, this year we, too, are studying a bic.ycl.e`walk- way .�ystel�n. '1'he decision to da that study last spring precludes us from doin� anot; ier, even a simple question as to wheter or not to build an r;rmory. We coul�i, of course, simply poll our members as to their feeling about an Azmory. Howe• ►er, the League ,.;oard felt that this procedure wauld give an erroneous ampr�:ssion of Lea�;ue study and actian. Plea.se note that the Fridley i:,ea�rue cLid answer the first letter of the i.ouncil canc�zrning the ��rmor,�r, wiih the reply that we did no� have a pos.ition on the _. � quest,ion, other than that we do not a}�prove the us�e of pa.rk Iand far otti�`r purpc�ses. (ihat letter was dated Jtt�y lst}. irJe a��reciate bein� inform�d of. the Publ.ic riearin�; on the matter iVovember 1$th. 1'm :�ure a number of our mes.ibers wi�l be i.n attendance. 1 , � � AHJleted wit , the � � Leaque of Women Vo� irt of the U.S. I , Sincerely, ��,�%�_ � President, [°ridley League of w'amen Voters � � � � � � � � _� � \�J � G� � �> V \J �JV � � � � � t-J � � O � � � � � � 0 l.�_1 O l�-"��" l_r----' � �.___.� t� L�---' � L� � �� ..� �7 l�J O �t� M , 0 co � N r CG ._.... � N M L� � H O � W � � .� � W J G � � � l-- C/? Q �� ' �" 6--- .'��'�.° � � � � � �� - ;�� * .4 �.� � , ;`r3 , �' � ;t] i� I� , °e i� i� i �.. � �.. �� i -° � '� 3B November 19, 1974 To The Honorable Mayor and City Council City of Attention: City Manager Subject: Consideration of the Proposal of Building a National Guard Armory in Fridley � Gentlemen: . During the past year the City of Fridley has been presented with a proposal to construct a National Guard Armory within the City limits. it was pointed out, however, that the location of a site for construction of an armory would be chosen to serve the northeast suburbs of the metropolitan area. Tn order for the E'ridley City Ccuncil to consider all pros and cons regarding the proposal for an armory, we request comments fr.om your community. A suggestion has been made that the possible sharing of the municipal portion of the cosi� of construction through a joint powers agreement might be beneficial to all the communities i_n the nortlleast suburban area. Any additional ideas regar.ding the suggestiori of cost sharing you might have would be appreciated. A public ]iearing has been scheduled to consider this item at 7:30 P.M. on January 13, 1975, in the City of Fridley Council Chambers. Any written comments you might like to make should be directed to the City Manager's office prior to that date, or th� attendance of a representative of your cvmmunity' at the public hearing would be appreciated. If any information is required re_qarding this proposal, please feel free to call our offices. Thank you for your help in this matter. Yours truly, Nasim M. Qureshi City Managcr NMQ/ms ' tt`Eo 9�R 21 '�q � � O ' z � � ig� � ,� � o µ�,> �D 5� �AYCEE� ' ' ' ' , ' ' ' 1 � ' ' � ' ' LJ FRIC7LEY �1AYCE�� BOX 32004 • FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432 ��vov 1�, 1g7� TY � Ci ty of Fr3dley and TY s city Council b431 Uni. Ave ivE Fxidley� Minn. ,�,��,32 Dear Sirs: The Frici.ley Jayc�es �nd.orsP th� concapt of a FJational Gt.ard. Armory, but th�.t the Armory not n�c�ssarily b� located ir. the Cit.y of Fridie�t. We strongly ur�e that th� City of Fr�idlPy acctiv�ly inv�stigat� thp t�ossibility of s�veral ac joi:�ing com.munitiPS j�ointl� es�ablishing an armn.�;t. The s3te of th3,s armory could b� at such places as the Anaka Cc�unty �irpart or thP Twin Cities Arsena.7.. We fee1. that ir�somuch as all adjoinin� co�munities wouZd beni£it i�o� �n Armory they should assist with its construction. �i�r�Iy aurs ; ' �,,�� t� �-r � ��...� Ro�;��:r Plessel. Pres ic� ent ' "Leadership Praining ?'hrough Community Development" � � � � , 4 � . _r" " '.�"''y' . , �.. ;�'�" _ , N Ol t-! S V •• � �+: w �� Iv �� w � � . - � IJu. � , .`� �1 �i. ��_ O ..G� �"`�. "R�^ �I } �'J � -'�r J � �{• .. . . .� . � � � �, � � � .(`. �� . N . ; ----�. _ `^ - - y�; — 1 _�_ � o, (, � �L,,, . �..� .. . . . a ��-N- . � � � . � 1 � � �• ` n _. i�: •. .� _ 1 :1�1 _� � �►i �. Q r^I '_ j w J'�, �•]- N . . U r� . � N ` N � —�_�— v��` � . ` _� ti� ,�� a � ..� • .�: �. � � N � ni�� _�.i_�� \. . 0 a 0 � . .. . '• V 1 %.— N '�-_ ��.__.h. t � . lL-__-_1 i.. •r . � r^�-� i-- �— � __,:�_e� ' —_Y— � f� ` . � <<i_''q '��,c �� l f � �i-�. � "a <o-. �i N •� . . .. �. 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'v _ . �?�1+M+a�-a� �{ ! i � � � �� ' �.��?. , , `J I� � � The r'inutes of the Board of Ap�eals Subcommittee Meeting of October 15, 1974 Chairman Driqans noted that Lots 28 and 29 are both 25 foot lots and the two that Mr. �arker own are both 30 foot lots. This would make 110 feet if they were combined. Mrs. Gabel asked Mr. Barker if he would be willing to buy the adjoining lots if he cculd get them. Mr. Barker said he didn't think so because his buyers for the housc do not want a garage arid with that big of a lot, it is required to build a gai age. Mr. Crowder asked I�".r. Nason if he would be willing to buy the lots and then sell 10 fEet to Mr. Barker to give hi.m the minimum lot area. Mr. Nason said he woulc if the price was right. Mr. Nason added he did not want to see this house 8 feet above his house. Mr. Barker said he thought he would go with the water- proofing requirements, if possible, rather than the high elevation. Chaiiman Drigans stated the Board's policy has been to deny the variance when therf. is additional property to acquire. He said some agreemer_t could be worked out t�etween Nlr. Barker and rir. Nason and the owner of Lots 28 and 29. He added a der.ial of this variance would require the applicant to wait 6 months before comii.g back to the Board with the same request. Mr. ]�lemel stated that it might be more feasible to see if a building permit coulc. be issued on this lot and if Mr. Barker could comply with all the flood plaii� requirements before acting om the variance. Mr. Barker said he would agree with this and would prefer the Board to table the item. MOTI(iN by Crowder, seconded by Gabel, to table this request until the petitioner come:; back with more info�-mation on the adjoining lots (Lots 28 & 29) and with info��mation on ��hat lias to be done to comply with the flood plain regulations. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. Chai:znan Dri.qans stated he wanted notices mailed out again on this it�*;1, when the }�etitioner is,ready to come back before the �oard. ' A RF� )UEST E'OR A VARIA�]C� OF SF.CTIO�v' 205. 053 , 1B � FRIDLEY rITY CODE � TO REDUC�' mLr� MINI!iUt•1 I,nT IRE:� 'r2F0UI.T:i:D, ON A PL.1T Ri�C�?'u;L'D BE�'OR� DEC.�"3rR 29r I�S?, ��;^:? 7�� '� S j' 3`- t: 7-� T _"", ,T,O t�T L05�7 TxI:� COi1STP:t;CTIO*1 O� ?-,5.� :LL,I:v'.:,---%.:I� . U71 :; f�'Ei:T TJ 7 �3. S; UA�.' i� i� , l. LO`i'S 25 �'1�ii� 2t,, BLC?Ci 11, SP:'I::� E;:-;^O:` '_"'�F�:� A'�L`TTIOii, ",LT� SA.'`.E BEI;+,� 2;0 �L`_' / STR3� ?T N.L•',. , r�:IDI,F:Y, ";?:i:;i �OT11. il:t:(,`U1:57' BY NOR7'II YiETRO CGNSTRUCTION� IT�C. � 52C�3 CENT itlL AVE.`IUE CI.I:, , i�II��iIi;APO`LIS ,:�lIi1:v.:SOT�I. ) Mr. )ennis Bar�:er was present to present the request. MOTI�N by Plemel, seconded by Crowder, to waive reading the public hearing notice. Upon a voice vote, there beirig no nays, the motion carried. Mr. �rowder. asked if the alley along the back lot line has been vacated, because it it was, he would have enougli lot area. rir. Mattson said the alley has not been vaca ted. Chairman Drigans read a letter from Mr. Edward Bishop, 212 Ely Street N.E., which stat�d his objections to the •,rariance. MOTI�N by Crowder, seconded by Plemel, to receive the letter from Mr. Bishop. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. 4A � , � Th Mr � He M v � M 0 , A � R � , 5 � � I t � . 1 1 �l 1 �1 1 1 rage 1� e Minutes of the Board of Appeals Subcommittee Meeting Of October 15, I974 - 4� . Barker said he plans to build a 24 foot by 40 foot dwelling with a garage. said he could fit the structure on the lot without additional variances. OTICN by Crowder, seconded by Gabel', to close the public hearing. Upon a voice ote, there being no nays, the motion carried. OTICN by Crowder, seconded by Gabel, to recommend to the City Council, approval f tke variance. 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He said if tne request was granted strictly £or the reason of snow removal, the Board would be deluged by requests to blacktop as it is so easy to maintain. ,,,. He said the holding area is a good reason. He said the blacktopping was done by the petitioner on his own, knowing he was in violation. He said he was concerned with this area as he didn't know how anything big could be maintained here. He said it does identify a division between the loading a.rea and the employee entrance. He s�id a real hardship has not been established in his mind. Mr. Bi2a1 said the only reason they went ahead with this, without approval, was the economic standpoint. MOTI�N by Plemel, seconded by Crowder, to recommend to the City Council, approval of tae two requests because of the economic factor. Upon a voice vote, Gabel abst3ining, the motion carried. A RE?UEST rOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 205.053, 1B, FRIDL�Y CIi^1 CODE, TO R�DUCE TE:E MILdI •IUM IAT t.PtiA RE.OliIt2P,t7, ON A P�.riT P�C`JRDi..D EErORE DEC�:��ER 29, 1955. F�Oi1 7700 S UA 2E� FEET TO 5500 SCuc:RE : �ET, 'i'0 :1Li dW �'dE CONSTRUCi.Tf�zl-"-�5i i-� i.✓'±ELt� : v "` _i�.^vTS 15 A1D 16, BLO�K I, Ri�i:,RVIEGI HEIGHTS, �HE SA'.�2i BEINCz, 53.'� rAIR";CDiT STFcE:T P1.E� FRID �EY, riIC1i`IfiSOTA. (REQU :ST �Y :IQRTH METRO CONSTRUCTIOPI, I�IC.- �� r.�LNI N.F,. , MINIvEAPOLIS, :.IiIi1%SGTA.) , Mr. :)ennis Barker was present to present the reguest. MOTI�)i1 by Plemel, seconded by Gabel, to waive readinc� the public hearing notice. Upon a voice vote, there beinq no nays, the motion carried. Mr. :3arker explained they plan to build a 864 square foot split entry dwelling on t:iis lot. There will be no garage and it will r�eet all the setY�ack requirements. Cha.i:-man Drigans asked if the Code didn't require a garage to be built. �Ir. Matt:�on explained a garage is only required on lots with 9,000 sauare =eet or anorz. On siialler lots, one off--street parking stall must be provided. M.r. Barker said rney will be installing a l0 foot wide blacktop driveway. Mr. 7'rank Steen, 521 Fairmont Street N.E., and �ir. 3ohn Witscher, 537 r^air*.^.ont Stre��t N.E., were present to voice their objections to the variance. Mr. c;rowder asked if there was a buyer for *his home, Mr. Barker said they have seve:�al buyers for their homes, they just don't know wnere they will put them yet, Mr. 1litscher stated thev have split entry homes behind them that are so large ther�: is no back yard. He said if the people have children, there will be no plac�: £or them to play but in the street, Mr. c:rowder said the appZicant can build as big a house as the Code will allow and f:he Board has no say about it. The only thing the Board can act on is the vari<<nce on lot area. Mr. ]�arker said this house will have a SS foot back yard using t}ae average front yard setback, which is as big as new developments� Mr. :�t�en said he felt the houses are getting too close together in this area and the c'odes should be complied with. .4r. Witscher said they had tried to buy the lots, but they were outbid by tdorth Metro Construction. � , � I , The Minutes of the Board of Appeals Subcommittee Meeting or actoDer i�, 17/4 5A Cha�rman Drigans said they have to understand the developers intent to use the � lot and develop it. He said there are quite a few of these sized lots in Fricley that were platted before 1955 and need only 7500 square feet of lot area. Mr. Steen said they bought the land knowing that they needed to change the Code to Yuild on it. Chairman Drigans said its not that they are changing the Code, it is letting the Eity control the type of construction on this size lot, He added some lots need variances to let geogle develop the land. Mr. Crowder said it looks like a good house for the ar.ea. Mr. Plemel said this lot was picked up at the County tax forfeit auction. He said both the County and the Ci�y want these lots used and bringing in revenue. MOTI�N by Gabel, seconded by Plemel, to close the public hearing. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. Mr. �owder stated he sympathized with the neighbors as it is easier to have the lot ��acant, but from the Board's standpoint, this is a lot where more property can :iot be obtained on either side. He said it is a buildable lot but it does not meet Code. He said the Board has granted other variances of this type in this area, Mrs. Gabel and Mr. Plemel agreed. ' MOTIt�N by Gabel, seconded by Plemel, to recommend to the City Council, approval of t}�e lot area variance. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carr: . ed . � i� �I ' � � � 4. A REc1UFST FOR A VARIP.!�10E OF SECTION 205.053, iB, FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO REDUCE TNE MINIi iUt•1 LOT AREA I2EQLII:Z;D , ON A PLAT P.x CORD�D BEFORF DECE.•�.SER 29 , 195 �, r RC:! ��:�0 S UAI:E FEEt' TO 5500 SC.`Uc�.:r FEi:T, TO ALLG69 `'i:IE CUIvSTRUCTION Or^ A D,v�L �I'.IG Oi3 LOT� 37 AtID 3i3, BLOCK V, RIVE�VIEG7 FIEIGEITS, TFiE SE�1'•lE B�,ING 640 rLY ST: EET N.E, ,-..Ii�i, :X, MINNI:SOTA. (FEQUEST E3Y NORTH biFTI�O CON5TRUCTION, INC. , 5203 CE:ITR�1L ��VENUE 27,:.. , MINN}�APOLIS, ^i�i�i�F,SOi��. ) Mr. I�ennis Barker was present to present the request, MOTI(�N by Plemel, seconded by Gabel, to waive readiiig the public hearing notice. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. Mr. F Mrs. Bill F.rickson, 650 Ely Street, were present to voice their objections. Mr. farker explained they plan to build the same split entry on this lot as on 537. Fairmont only narrower. He said there will be no garage and they will meet all the setback requirements. Mr. Frickson said when his contractor built his home, in 1965, he had wanted to ' buy these lots and then make two building sites that would have been 62 feet wide, but tiie City wouldn't let him do it. Now this man is trying to build on just 50 feet. He said he didn't think there was any difference now than then. ' Mr. Crowder said the Code is the same as it was then. He said Mr. Erickson's contYactor could have asked tor a variance and a lot split but now there is no other land available to buy. � ' '�'�' �r . .... ._ ._ ... _... , .. � :.. 53i _Fairm�nt Street M:f. B. H. BRA �LEY A ` �� . CIYti.[HOIN6SRANC SURVEYOq sVr�`4 I'or� ,Dennis ��! !��%� � � � . . � 3829-21TN AVENL E SOUTH � 7 . M�u.a,.. M,NN, „�� . 5'� 0 3 Cen7ra/ �ve, %1�� . � � 7241169 � � � . . � .. �. � .. . .. . .. � ' � . . . . � � � . . � . . ...� � ��'. �� : � . . � . � � � . .. . . .. � !� 5B � �� . I '1 � . . . . . . . . � � . .. J Zf 2;i � � � , ` �� to J y` � '� � ' � � a � �. 'r 3 � h � �o � 4 p �!• � L ' . 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I'ridley, Minnesota 55432 ' • � I>ear Mr Liebl: � 1 he Springbrook Nature Center Foundation wishes to request that the � ttached resolution be placed on the agenda of the November 18 Council r.ieeting for action at that time. � I feel that since the election overwhelmingly favored the formation of a nature center in the North Park acreage that action should be started , as soon as possible. A delegation of the Springbrook Nature Center Foundation will attend � . t:ie forthcoming meeting and formally state the resolution to the Council fc�r the ir action. ' I would be hap�y todiscuss this matter further with you previous to that rreeting if you feel it is necessary. ' Si rely yours, � � Richard . Trezo , D.D. T C ha irma n � � R T.bbb � l � E►iclosure I' . Di�NS DI ',Ff.TOqS � . �• r t O nn R Nollow.v. ��., 1A Dr L. Darn1 Mrcn f. �1. (1 .roqst Mr DnM O. Scnuf S� ��•5�•na�M Mr. J�cY /. WLn. li�tr,na� rvW - LEGAI AUVISOq l U. .r �r1M, w U:. {�. �� '.1. M M taI).,� iNr dl� N��I�w�1.��MIiillr�nni�Ir�t O� �rn J 7 iri�n�, l;!•.� . �i„�.� M� LVIe NrwlleY A ��.,� 11.., r�..�� i�. ti� i:�� i n, �� rr� ��u. n��l Mr bA� E'MeY r. 1� 1� i� �� Mn. J u N. Sreqrr. A��- �� M�. .Mm�� M�IMOw�4i. Netu�al � M�. Dondd C. Sir�lkwi � Mr M��Y4 Nn1.�e .�„t:n:�.��... >„ � i I1� � ...-t'r,., �i L�� . �eA�� ..i C,n ��Ii�i�yF�w « N�� nPn�4A,ir1.�rC�i� �� .. Srrc�re�YUU�nfouMat�on . Nb.l.�m�t A P.trn `yn1o. `.:, �. r � Dr WA�e. J. Br.cw�n.�dyr'D r.��i�n Dr Oan�Jn U L�wronca P��h•..�„ �I M�. Wdh�m H. VHprr. tls��4er M. Marnwn B. 7o�Aolf. U.�.c��r. . NECORDINC SECqEiARV �. P�r Nrn.lon L W� r�bn. A...., a�iYL�r�v�e r ��. ��, 11..n M�i�r.�nn i�1 Nanu.� H.�1a��r. U�:nriuty u� htinnr�n�� Ne�l Muw�m �f Ne�w�l N.�Imv in..r�n�.ie�m N.w.n... 1w «V��nr.uwn � M�. f,1�r�sYen��n. I,r.��,��,.r � I.��rv o^r+M�uwo�cun��nw��«•�w� � M��.IwA S � W�1� I � � �- Springbrook 6 A '��i.: � � �" ��' r��'�-��'��`'°�� . Nature Center Foundation wy�+�,�±��,r�.��`.+' -� ,. "�+1�°, u'�:7�.+^--------- ",`�V"' �- '', `�,`'`" �',-� +__ T""! Box 32323, Fridley, Minnesota 55432 g� -� � � .�+ (612) 522-1188 ��` �� +Y ;� . F ' � �,� - - . � November 7 , 1974 . � . � RESOLUTION � , � 1I That the Fridley City Council officiaily rename North Park � to the Springbrook Nature Center. _' 2, That the Fridley City Council take whatever legal steps are � necessary to allow the Springbrook Nature Center to direct and control all phases in the development and management of the Springbrook Nature Center. � - 3) That the Fridley City Council permit the Springbrook Nature , Center Foundation to use the services of the city naturalist an a consulting basis. ' / � ' S RINGBROOK NATURE C NTER FOU NDATION �' � � � pFt 5 . . O�N C�ORS AicM��ct Wnnn P 1loilow�Y, N��Mr.� . d. l. O�nA M�ch, R�•��+�c�� b�o��p��i. M�. O�rM D. Schuf, S�aia S•n��u. Mr. l�ck ►. V�lin, Int��n�nona� lEOAI ADVISOP � ' Vy �� r�r,. Ui�ivrr� ��1 M,��n ��ta U ti f�� .IN'.1�1:,1�� S��r. �1�r�,��i�In Il.�l�� N�i dIi B�ull�er��xw1u17ram IDr ��i J( {�. .. .. Mr. Yle flr lY y, A 1 r: �..�� ti. �,f A,� � �� Y. e� I M bh E MeYe� V�,�IV�..i �uir Mn. J�n�ce N. Seey� N 1 M� JrM� MdFOw�F�. N��u�al Mr. DonJd C- Ss��l4ou1 M� C N \ I� .. .,. 1.i .�. 11 � t. •...��.� 1 .. � q n... .�,�. ('� f�y-.��r� N,��•n Ps�e A III� .(. trr Sr �ei�cr Vi��m Fou�nln�on Mp A P n y�fo. .,. , 9r �'altn ! 0..4rnr�Aye.l) �..� ��. Dr. Uun�lA H Liwr<r a. P�� li �«�� ol Mi. WAlum q. Pieyer. P�n\er Dr. Narr��on 0. Tn�Aall U c ur, PECONOING SECRETANY � Per W�r�a��.n l W�i.�1e�i A..�.�.�.�� wt s��,v [�„ i�� Ilr�i i.1„v..�i�� f Nn��i��l lt�rt� r.11i��v�,re��1��1 M�r�r��r�� Bn11 M�uUn� �.f Naii�ia111�t1�i�v ln..�ln,.��on..mi..n.r. rw vNn��ru.��nn �M�NedCn�i.�<nun.t�..,,.,,,,,, �.,.� � oMr�b�ono�com�nur..ninwm�.� MM�.LrA�nSpom � II � �� F ��` �� y L� , � �� \ / ,\ ' � ' ' � ' � _'1.,� <-' n` �� T•�L'. Gove no:Te� tne follo��ring resolution: T?3�T thz Environr!tental Quality Council accept tre Finclin�s.:of Fact on the Cri�ical Areas Rules; THAT the rules rela�ing to Critical Areas be and they hereby are appro�.TQd zud adopted as �c�ended he.re ta�'ay, pursuant to �ut�zority vestecl itt the Er.va.ronmental Oualit� Co�.�.�-�cil by T•iir_n. Stat. Sect. 115G.04 (1970); ard �FiqT G°ra�d iJ. Christenson, Chairman ot tt�e ��inu�so�a Envz,xo�me�ta� Qua7..ity Cow.�cil be and hereby is authozized ta sign an ordzr acloptin� those�rules. The �otion ��as second�d and was carried �aaniaously. DESIGYATI0�1 �F T�E LO:�TER ST. CRGLX A5 A CRITIC�iL A..p.�'A i2 - `. _,`, � �� i- � Mr. Robertson annouaced tfiat pu�l.zc he�.ri.ngs an the �esia ation of the Lower St. Cxoix as a critical. area ��i�l be held June 3 at the Sti1.I.water Munxcipal BuildinJ and Tu�sday Jur.e 4, at the Center �ity County Acl,�i.ni,s �ration Buildinj, both at 1 p.m. a�.d 7 p.r.. The hearin� record ��rilZ be kep� op�a for 1� c�ays. Thp Technical Gosmi�tee �v:�ll reviec� the find?ngs on 3ur�e 12 and gresen a draft of the final recorQaendation ta the EQC for ac.tiori at the spec3.a1 ^ut22�1.up .`1i2 ..TLST:2 .�..4� OZ �1.. �YCI-iyo CholSat�: 7":?.S �J°�an na„��orl �2°2�2T2oS Q��3.CG1". EiS A.�TD EIvTVIRO�i�`iT_4L ASSESSMENT REQUES�S X-012-74 O�us II � Rauenhorst Corporation, devel.oper af this prajec�, stit�:�itted a very e.�haustive ' assessnen�. The �echn�.cal Co�.ittee felt that tnere �vere stil7. some quastions to be consa.dered and recommznded that an EIS be prepared. fihe City of rSinneton�;.a s�.oul� be the responsible agency. rfr. Day�on f�lt thati considera�i:un ' of water quality, air quality and open space deaication fox paricl.and wexe in.adequate in the assessmen� and 'shoulc3 be given partzcular attention a.n �he FIS n � � � rir. Dayton moved: TILqT the Environraental QuaZity Counci� require th� preparation of an environm�ntal. i�pact statement an tlie Opus IL develop�ent and � that the City of rLinn�tonka be desid ated as th? F.esponsible Agency. rir. Herbst secon�ed th� r�otion and the motion �vas carrieci . ._ � P-008-�4 Nortn Park, Fridley ' hir. Hapeman x'eviewzd the decision of the Fridle}� CiCy C�unciZ to hold a referenduru on I:ove�ber S, in ��Thich the people af_ Fridley will decide �ahether horth Par�: should be used as a golf course or a nature cen�er. ' fJ ' �' . ' P�Ir� 2•iohr distri6utel a resolution Fassed by the Ci�y Cou:�ci1 on rlay 13, askir.g that th2 EQC's d4cisio� be postpo�ed and ir.dicating that the decis�o� �ad� in the reierendum �•rould be bir.dirig. ' r:r. Herbst noved: t TH�T th� Envixo�ental Quality Council requize an ' ; EIS on thY pzaposec� ,�o_,l� cou�,se at North Pzrk �n ' Fridley�__�ra�.�zL� a time extzns? on to 120 days � after NovzLb�r 5. ' ; rir. 'ricl�ay seconded th� raotion. � , �J ' ' ' Mr. Merritt s�ated ti:at he would be zn favor of requiring the EIS , naw so tne Zroters ��oul.d have t��re in.iar��tior.: on which to �ase thezr decisi.on. rir. Sdefald, concurred. �`r. rFerri�t felt �caa�, t�-� th the infornation available in the assessL�n � and tne Norti� �a�?�. Report by the peti�ioners, it �aould not ir_volve a great deal oi �i�e or expense to prepare a�. EIS now. Mr. Herbst felt ti�a� there was no p�oposal before i:he Council on wh�ch to require an EIS. i�=r. Lagpegaard felt th,aC the data r_ow available ��oczld provide the voters Twith a good . basi.s £ar a decisi.an. �ie favored :`r. Narbst's r�ation. I•`s. Hei.l�an felt tha� there was a serious quzsti.on of whethex a�. actioz i.s pending.. l�i�. Christensoa felt that the xeferendum represer_ted a good way oi solving the issue at the local level and tnat, taherever po�sible, the EQC shaul.d avozd local 3.ssues. z�ir. Hapeman f�1t that tae peti�ioners would prefer . xequire�.2nt of an EIS r_aw. Mr. 1�icKay questioned tre authority to require an �IS on an action ��rhi.ch has be�n rescinded. rlr. CnYisLensan. felt the CQLncil woul�. be subject to criti.cis�► i� it wexe to xequire expenditure of �unds for an. iapzct state�ent on an action that nay not come to pass. 1�1r. Hexbst's motian ��ras carried; Ms. Dayton and Mr. ixerritt chanoed their ' votes to affiraative after T�Ir. 2�.ohr pointed out that aetio� on the assessr�ent was necessary a� thi.s aeetino oz no EI5 could be required. ' ' �' ' ' , ' P-OI3-74 Crow River Reservoir Frid�, Hutchinson Staff and the technical Comni.ttee daterai,.ned that this is a va�id petition and recommencled the preparatiorz of an assessnent. ihe. Ci�y af Hutchi.nson, as proposer of the action, ��cst prepare the assess�ant. _- P-Q14-74 Freeborn County P.oadside SprayinQ and Moaing Practices Staff and the Technical Commi.ttee deter�ined that thi.s is a valid psti�ion, and that s�,rayino and raowing do af�ect wi.ldli�e habita�. �'r. Hopeman pointed out the problem that the Coun.ty Engineer is requ=red by state agricultural. WeeCI �-�WS to control r.o�ious weeds. Freebo�r� Cour��y �•�as recor�raended as preparer of the assesscaent. � RESOLUTIO,v 1�'0. 53-1974 A RFSOLUTIO�� `f0 P.EQUcST I'IIAT TiIE ENVIRO�'�IL�I�'AL Qll�'ILITY COUi�iCIL PO5�'PO�tE I'rS FI:ti'AL U:.CISIO�t Oz�( 7'Hc ENVIRO`ib1E�t7't�L Ii•SP!\CT S'�'E1'I'L;+Scitit"I' FOit ITIE iJ>� OF i�'ORTEf PE1RK � h%IERE�w, the S.ssue of the use of North Park for a goif course has beel: bxought be£ore �he Envzronnental Quality Counciz t4�HE�ZEAS, as the City of Frzdley has �abled any action o3� its �revious ctecision that horth Paxk be deveZopecl as a golf course; and � 1'��IERE�S, the Ciiy of Fridley, in �ha best �nterest of its cztizens, has . deci3ed to present the �ssi�e of -the use of I�orth Park �s a golf caurse or a. n ture center to the citi.zens oi Fridley ir� a re�er.en��:�t votc�,_9 1 ember S __ _ _ _ _ _ 1974; and . __.�_.. _ i4'H�REAS, such a vate ti•rill determine the ac�tu�l use o£ Norih Park and its �tecision will be bindind on the �ridley City Counci��a '. t��HEREaS, any action taken at this tzme by -the Envirolinental Qual�.ty. Coun�:iZ would be pxematux� and based on a cieczsion not �ret 7�acle or. the use'of - Nort}. Park by the Fridley City Council. : - I�'O�V, THEREFOi�tc, BE TT RESQLVED, by the Gzty Caunc�l. of_ th.e City o� Fxidley that the Environmental Quality Council zs hexeby xequested to postpone . any decision on the preparatian of an Environmental Impact Sta..tement an the use oi \orth Fark as a golf course until the acLual use or the i�'oxth Park. property can be deiernin�d through general referendum on I�ove�bzx S, I97 4. � .� ADOPTED BY THE C�TY COU�IC�L OF 'I'H� C7TY OF FRIDLEY '[�7IS DaY OF biAY , 2974. . ATTESl: CI'!'1` C! L'Ri: - hI�1IZVL�1 C. BRUVS�I,L � A7�1YOR - FKANK G. LIFBL 13TH STAT� OF ;tiN�+��TA COCi:�lY OF Air'0{.A CITY OF FRID:��X > 1 ) SS I, the undersigned, being the dul.y qualxfied and acting City CZerk � of the City af Fr� d�ey, Minnesota, da ��zeby cerci.�y that I. have carefull}r ce�pazed the attach�d and foregoing extr�ct of: the tuinc�tes of a. s�Cia1. � meeting of said GounczL he2d May 13z 1974 , with the. arigi.naL �he.�eof on file i.n �y office, and the sarue is a.EuII, cru�, and ecxnglete ' transcript thez-efrom insofar as the same relates to: ' RESOLUTION N0. 53-1974 - A RESOLt.TTION TO REQUEST TI-%�T TI-IE E.NVIRO�''-��1'AL QUALTTY COITJCIL POSTPONE ITS FIiVAL DECISI0�1 O�I THE E�ti'�1IR��I�fEt�1TAL - IMPACI' STAI'EMEi'�T FOR TF-� USE OF NOR1'H P1�� ialTNE'Sg My hand as City Clerk of the City of Fridley and the seal of the City this 14th day of �1ay, 1974 . 0 . � /� , �c '�� " � 1 / / � ..� ..�1._l: M�.F.V�N C . CRLZd�LL � - Ci[y C1erk of the City of Fridley (S�Al.) � 3�� ►�J,�,i�',.,� , ; �.�.�� ' � ' . s ,�"'"�.. �� KES OLIIT I ON t# �'` � _Ji ` , . �: WHEREAS the Ci_ty o£ �ridley o�ms a tract of �oproximately 124 acres • � of undeveloZ3�d land nresently kr_own �.s North Park, and t�s � � WHEl?,EAS at the �ov, 5, 1974 General Election the City conducted an � Advisory :�;eferendum ask�ng ±he pu�lic to vote on the questian of ' whether North Park should be devela�ed �s a �olf course or as a Nature Cent�r, znd �1tEAS the :`ii'icial Canvass of this electi�n shows Sy924 voters favored Naiure Center deveZo�mer_t 2,764 voters favor�d Colf Course development ],68 did not vote or �,�ere defective NO[,1 THEFtI3FORE BE IZ' �2.ESOLVEU BX THr FRII�LEY CT_TY C()i1NCILo la A clear majority of_ the citizens of FridleV favor the developmen� of North Park as a Natu�e Centero 20 �revious acts o€ the Fridle�T C�tq Council desi�natin� North Nark as a Golf Course are hereby revoked, 3o The Fridlev City Council does hereby desir�nate Nor h Park � fo develo�ment {s a Nature Center, � �-�.� 4o Th City Administration is orrlered t� undertake ,, . a with �. , , , e _ .. _ " to �repare a �, ,p ,�.r proposal Lor the devel.opment oE North I'ark as a�?atu Center, � �� ?�-�%� �, -,�',� --� - �z--c. ,� 5, Conies of this idesolui�ian shall be eirculate� to aIl ' interest�ec! �� nvernmen al units,, ?_ncludinao ,�C.--��C. (}�-� s �----�. Ad jacer_t munici�al it ieLsy�� '�c��ool districts servin� �rLdley r.esidents � ri' qnoica. CouYtty Commicsi_oners � M�t��o!7o1?_t:�:� Council � � � Mi??neso�i.a i��e��artr�etit or Natiiral �tesnurc�s A_ „�� Minneso'��. !�:nvironmental Quality Council �� :'ASS �?'� :`�^d3>> :��0�'TE�J BY THL CITv COU:�'C?T, CITY OF ��:IDL�Y or_ ±his date , 1974 � I� � k . f Ct�� f t.: E i.'� �-'� �: , �-' � �,� , ��-�. �' „ RESOLUTION N0, ]26-1974 �,,�}�� ;��f A RES6LUTION CONCERNING THE DEVEI,OPMENT OF NORTH PARK WNEREAS, the City of Fridley owns a trac�G'of approximate]y 1Z4 acres of undeveloped land presently known as North Park, and WHEREAS, at�"�he November 5, 1974 Genera,F1 Electian the City of Fridiey conducted an Advis ry Referendum asking tfie;'`pu6lic to vote on the questfion of whether North P,�k should be developed a's a golf c�urse or as a nature center°, and �e ; i' WHEREAS, the Official Ca�vass of this� election shows ��: � 5,924 voters favor'�d nature center �evelopment 2,764 voters favore�l golf caurse d�`velopment 168 did not vote a� were defecti�e NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT`''RESOLVED byithe City Council of the City of Fridley: wp` 1. A c1ear majority of�`�he citi�z ens of Fridley favor the development of North Park as a Na�ure C�n��r. 2. Previous acts af the Fr�dl�y City Council designating North Park as a golf course are, ereby revoked. 3. The Fridley City Couneil �o�s hereby designate North Park for preiiminary development a;� a�ldature Cenyer. 4. The City Admin�stration �s ord ed to undertake discussions with interested groups a d indiv'duals to prepare a proposal for the development of �'orth Park s a Nature Center, and report back at the Publ�c Hearing r�eting in February. s 5. Copies of this Resoluti�n shall be c�culated to all interested governmental�units and loca� organizations, including: Adjacent Municipali �ies School Districts ser�ving Fridley resi nts Anoka County Commiss�ioners Metropolitan Council�. Minnesota Department� of Natural Resource Minnesota Environmer�tal Quality Council. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY �OUNCIL OF THE CITY OF F DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1974. ' MAYOR - FRANK G. ATTEST: 'CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL DLEY THIS 18TH �� ' � ' ' ' � � ' ' 1 ' RESOLUTION N0. 126�1974 A RESOLUTION CONCERNING TNE DEVELOPMENT OF NORTH PARK WHEREAS, the City of Fridley owns a tract of approximately 124 acres of undeveloped land presently known as North Park, and ' WNEREAS, at the November 5, 1974 General Election the City of Fridley conducted an Advisory Referendum asking the public to vote on the question ;of whether North Park should be developed as a golf course or as a� nature center, and WHEREAS, the Official Canvass of`this election shows 5,924 voters favored nature center development : , 2,764 voters favored golf course development � 168 did not vote or were defective NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Coundil of the City of Fridley: 1. A c�ear majority of the citi2ens of Frid7ey favor the.development of North Park as a Nature Center. 2. Previous acts of the Fridley City Council designating North Park as a golf course are hereby revoked. 3. The Fridley City Council does hereby designate North Park for preliminary development as:a Nature Cen�er. 4. The City Administration is ordered to undertake discussions with interested groups and individuals to prepare a proposal for the development of North Park as a Nature Center, and report 6ack at the City Council Public Hearing Meeting February 10, 1975. 5. Copies of this ResoTution shall be circulated to a11 interested governmental units and local organizations, including: Adjacent Municipalities , School Districts serving Fridley residents Anoka Lounty Commissioners ' Metropolitan Council ' Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Minnesota Environmental QuaTity Councii. '� PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY TNIS 18TH ' DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1974. � '� ATTEST: TY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL MAYOR - FRANK G. LIEBL � BUILt)$NG STAPIDARDS-UESIGN CONTROL SUBCOAIMITTEE MEETING OF NOVEMBER 7, 1974 �'he meeting was called to order by Chairman Lindblad at 8:00 P.rl. btE6fB�$tS PRESENT: Lindblad, Simoneau, Tonco, Nelson MEMB��tS ABSENT: None OTfiEET� PRESENT: Jerry Boardman, Planning Assistant MOTION by Nelson� seconded by Simoneau� to approve the minutes of the Octobjer 24, 1974 meeting as written. �PON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. I. �C NSIDERATION OF A REQUEST FOR RELANDSCAPING AND FENCE iti'ORK: LOCATED i0 I.0'1' 1, liLOCK 1, E:�ST RANCH ESTAT£S 1ST ADDITIO:�', PARCEL 10; THE SA' NIVERSITY At�EtiUE NORTHEAST, FI2IDI.EY, A1INNESOTA. (REQUEST ERY, 9740 PENN AVENUE SOUTH, BLOOAIINGTON, AIINNESOTA 5543I �!r. Schroer was present £or the petitioner. N�r. Schroer presented plans and a list of the names and auantity of trees and s�,crubs to be used when doing the landscaping. . Mr. Schroer stated and showed on the plans where there would be 18 inch beds�,put in to hold the rows of nursery stock to be sold. D�x. Schroer said he would like to put in a chain link fence along the £ron.� of the building. He stated his reason for wanting to use a chain link fenc:� was so that people would be able to see his nursery stock from the road. .�exry Boardman stated that this Board had previously approved a solid wood screc�ning fence to be placed in this location. D'Rr. Boardman stated that Mr. Schroer iaould have to obtain a special use pern�.t if he wanted to put in a chain link fence. ' l�r. Boardman s�tated he would like the Iandscaping moved back at least 15 i'�et from the property line in case in the £uture a bikeway is introduced. N1r. Schroer agreed to Mr. Boardman's rec{uest and stated tliat an easement for bikE.�aays would be given if needed. � �fOTION, by Toneo�seconded by Nelson�to approve the request with the follow- ing fi tipu2ations: �. A special use permit must be obtained if Mr. Schroer wants to put in a cha:ij� link fence. If special use permit if denied it must be solid wood screen- ing lfence. �. The landscaping be kept back 15 feet from the property line for possible bike� route. 7 _I � � � � LJ � � � LDING STANDARDS-DESIGN CONTROL SUBCOI�A9ITTEE MEETING OF NOVEMBER 7, 1974 Pg. - 2 2.' CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT A NEW BUILDING TO BE USED AS A � WAREiflOUSE: LOCA"TED Oti LOTS 16 A?`D 17, �LOCt� 8, O;�tA1VAY: 1'F{E SAI�]E BEING ' 7791 ELP1 STREET, I�RI DLEY NIN:�ESOTA. (REQUL=ST I3Y PACO MASONRY CONTRACTO ' INC 5920 NORTH KIRl:I�UOD LAIVE, b9INNEAPOI.IS, AIINNESOTA 55442 , Mr: 3erry Paschke was present for the petitioner. 7A Mr. Paschke presented p2ans for the warehouse. Mr. Paschke stated the building will be 45' X 75' in size. He stated that f:ilve feet had been eliminated on each side because of a parking problem due to t1h,'e size of the lots being used to construct the warehouse on. I Mr. Paschke stated he will use alley parking in the rear of the warehouse. Mr. Boardman stated he would like to utilize side-yard parking. He said if si,ley parking is used, and agreement would have to be worked out with Mr. Harris, wh�o would be sharing the alley because of ownership of the adjacent lot. I Mr. Boardman said the plans that are presented are nat even plans for the silte, but for the site across the street. This case is different because of the al;ley vacation and Harris's Building`is located eight feet from the center of the v��cated alley. Before anything could be approved, this Board should consider �hat would be best for the development of the entire block and not just the corner sq that any future problems are foreseen and variances be eliminated in the be- g;ilnning. ' Mr. Paschke stated he cou2d reach an agreement with Mr. Harris to share the a�.ley parking and leave the warehouse plans as they are. ' Mr. Boardman stated that Mr. Paschke would have to go before the Board of ��peals for a number of variances if al]ey parking is used. D4r. Nelson stated his disapproval of the plans and that they were not prop- �$ly presented or correct. MOTION, by Tonco, seconded by Nelson, to table the request until a decision :ifi reached by the Board of Appeals. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carxied unanimously. 3i. , � C01�SIDl:RATIO'� OF A REQUEST FOR LtiNDSCAPING: LOCATED ON LOT 5 SUf3DIVISIOti rr59. �'17i1: SnI�1E �3I:I,'�G 6101 lh�Il'ERSITY �VE, N.1:. Eill1N� O1L COt�11'�1.ti1', GS85 1�:1SI11I�G"I'ON AVENUf� SOU"1'il, EDIi�A, Ti1NN AUDITOR'S �QuLS•r �Y 0"I'A 5543 Mr. hlichael Thompson and r9r. Kenneth SconUerg were present for the petitioner. Mr. Thompson showed Iandscaping plan. � ' t�4r. Thompson stated thc property improvements could be made over an extended period because of existing weather conditions. ,, � � I_� �� `�iUIL[)�NG STANDARDS-DESIQ�I CONTROL SUBC06'�IITTEE MEETING OF NOYEMBER 7, 1974 Pg. - 3. � . 1�1r. Lindblad asked about the primary purpose of the service station. % B I, I4ir. Thompson stated the station will be used mainly to sell gas. Mr. Thom��on said in the future there maybe a dairy store opened in part of the � stat:iq�n. �. � l�r. Sconberg discussed improvements of the building would be replacing o2d �p�r►eling with cedar panels and painting the outside of the building. � Mr. Boardman discussed the need for new curbing in the front area of the � prop��ty. : Mr. Boardman stated the building was up to code at the present time. �Ir. Simoneau asked about whether the station would carry low-lead'gas. Mr. Thompson stated that they would not carry it at this time, but have the clapability to do so. 'Chairman Lindblad stated he would like a time table made for development of thie station; and a final more accurate design planned. �Sr. Tonco discussed having a 12 or 18 month time 2imit for deve2opment of the sitation. � �f � � .' 'Mr. Thompson said he would like an 18 month development time table. MOTION, Uy Tonco,seconded by Nelson�to approve the request with the folldwing stipulations: ;1.) There wzll be an 18 month time table to complete the landscaping. The �cheme should be along the line of the plans presented, 2.) A performance bond set at $500.00. Chairman Lindblad adjaurned t}ie meeting at 9:35. Resp�ctfully suUmitted, ��,J�,�c�c.. � , >�/rf2,t�.... Arlet�e L. Smith Secr�tary 0 � �:�� i � 1. THE �tINUTES OF THE BOARb OF APPEALS SUBCOI�lITTEE MEETING OF NOVEMBER 12, 1974 The �neeting was called to order by Chairman Drigans at 7:38 P.M. MEM��RS PRESENT: Dr'igans, Gabe1, Plemel, Wahlberg MEM��RS ABSENT: Crowder OTH�i2S PRESENT: Howard Mattson, Engineering Aide Two �tems tabled at the last meeting - 600 Cheryl Street and 7998 East River Road, 600 Cheryl Street was withdrawn. HiOTIION by Plemel, seconded by Gabel, to approve the minutes of the October 15, 1974 meet;�ng as written. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. A RE UEST FOR A VARIANCE OF SECTION 205.055, 2A, FRTDLEY CITY CODE, TO OMIT THE �UIREhtENT FOR A SINGLE STALL GARAGE ON A LOT HAVING A b4INIMUM OF 9,000 SQUARE FEE . TO ALLO�V THE CONVERSION OF AN EaISTING ATTACHED GARAGE INTO LIVING QUARTERS, OF R'S SiJBDIVISIQN #10, AN SQ THE �� .0 FEET OF ION, THE SAME BEING 1316 - 66th AV . ROBERT h1. BURDICK, 1316 - 66th A THE WEST 467.5 FEET OF AIINNESOTA, EXCEPTING TH 'HE 1VEST 251.5 FEL'T OF 0 iEAST, FRIDLEY, P�1 ., FRIDLEY, MINNE SOUTH 33.0 F LOT A, DENNI NNESOTA. (R OTA 55432.) � �. T MOTxON, by Wahlberg, seconded by Plemel, to waive reading the public hearing notice. � Upcn a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. Mr.'Burdick was present with his wife to present their request. � bir. Burdick came forward with his wife to present their request to turn theix gar�ge into additional living quarters. � Chairman Drigans stated that the lot was 83 feet wide and then asked A1r. Burdick horo'long his house was. Mr. Burdick said it was 54 feet long, the house portion benmg 24 X 40 feet. hir�, Burdick showed the board plans of the house and his proposals. Cha�.rman Drigans asked what was indicated on the plan next to the garage. bir Burdick � sa:id that was concrete as part of his proposal for parking after his garage is eon- ve.rlted. He said that there was enough room for a drive-by next to the house for acc�ss �o a garage i.n the rear, vut that ptitting a garage in the xea.r would destroy � muc� of: the recreational use and beauty of the yard since many trees would have to be cut aown. � � �,� � Mr. Burdick, also, said that Bacon Electric owned the property to the rear and that if the� were to develop this land a street would have to be put in for access. Mr. Burdick addied that if E3acon Electric were planning to develop their property immediately ar.d the road were built, he would put in a double car garage facing the new street. Mr. Burdick added that the existing house on Bacon's property is served Uy a privatc gr�vel xoad, Uut that 33 feet of street easement had been acquired from the sout}i end prqperties facing 6Gth Avenue. Another 33 feet could be acquired from Bacon Llectric to�,put in a public street. Th.�re followed some discussion of other houses near Mr. Burdicks property. � , i f J Page 2 THE �,MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS SUBCOI�Il�fITTEE I�ETING OF NOVEMBER 12, 1974 Cha'rman Drigans asked Mr. Burdick if he had talked to the neighbors. Mr. Burdick sai.�, "yes" and that he had found no opposition. Mr.'Burdick then explained that one of the things that prompted the decision to remqdel was that they,(the Burdick family), were a one vehicle family and that thei�r recreativnal van, (as the one vehic2e), wouldn't fit in the existing garage any�ay. They have a temporary storage building in the back which would be removed whe�t� the garage was built. Mr.IPlemel asked Mr. Burdick, if he had thought of putting an extension on the hou�e. Mr. Burdick said that the cost and the financing were prohibitive. Cha�rman Drigans stated that-this situation was unique and that it might be setting a��ecedant if the request were approved. Mr„'Burdick repeated that there was room to drive past the house to get to a gax�ge in the rear so that if another owner wished to build one he could. Mrw'Burdick showed the board an interior plan of the remodeling. He stated that wi�t� a family of six and 960 square feet to his home they could really use more fam�ily space. MO'f�ON by Wahlberg, seconded by Gabel, to close the public hearing. Upon a voice vo�t�, there being no nays, the motion carried. Th�'Board discussed the request and concluded that they had no major reservations. A40'I'xON by Wahlberg, seconded by Gabel, to recommerid to the City Council, approval � of �the variance; there were no stipulations and it was noted that no neighborhood obj�ections were raised. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays the motion carried. 2. A R�QUEST FOR VARIANCES OF: SECTION 205.134, 4, B2, FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO REDUCE THF SIDE YARD SGTI3�CI� ABU"ITING A SIDi: S'fRLE'T, FROri TIIE 12��QUIRED 35 FGET TO 33 PEET AND',, SECTIO.ti' 205.134, 4B, '1'0 RED�ICF.. 'I'1IE SIDE Y�1RD SETBACK FROM THE REQUIRED 20 FEE TO ZERO FI�ET', '1'0 ALLO��' TIfL• CQ,tiTSTRIJCTION OF �;'�` INDUSTRIAL BUILDING TO BE LOCAT�D ON LO"I'IS 16 ��D 17, t�LOCK 8, ONAIVAY ADDI'1'ION, THE SA1��1E BEING 7791 ELbi STRE�T N.E. , FRI,ULLY TIINNI:SO"1'��. (IZEQUI;S'I' BY P�CO, INCORPORA'fED, 5920 KIRKWOOD I,ANE, P�IINNEAPOLI b1IN� ESOTA 55442. ) MOT!ION by WahlUerg, seconded by Plemel, to waive reading the public hearing notice. Upoln a voice vote, tllere being no nays, the motion carried. Mr.' Jerry Paschke and hir. Richard Harris were present for the request. h1x. Paschke came forward, then b9r. Harris, hir. Paschke sho�aed the Board a sketch type drawing and plan of his proposed building at EIm and 78th Street N.E. Cha�irman Drigans asked to see t}ie layout maps of the Onaway area. Mr.� Paschke pointed out the location of the proposed building and stated that it wa.� essentially the same as one built across the street except for being reversed, He� pointed out the other buildings that were built in the block just north of the pY•cpperty in question. . � • _ � Page 3 THE �INUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS SUBCONA�IITTEE NIEETING OF NOVEMBER 12, 1974 $� _� Chai',rman Drigans asked how many lots were in the plot under consideration and _ wher�e the building would be. Mr. Paschke said there are three. He would be buillding on the first two. h1r. Drigans asked who owned the next lot. Mr. Paschke saidl there was a house on it. Thelvariances were explained as being from 35 to 33 feet for the side yard to the nortlh and from 20 feet to zero to the south. The'Board questioned the zero lot line, asking why this was the case when Mr. Pasuhke owned the adjacent 40 foot lot. Mr. Paschke explained that since these lotsl were plotted at 40 feet, that remained their legal description until altered. Chai',rman Drigans asked about the sketch plan drawing and if it had been seen by pla�ming and Building Standards. Mr. Paschke said yes at first then said they had seer�� the older drawing, but not the new sketch. Chairman Drigans stated that it was Ihis understanding that this project was tabled by Building Standards; he then aske'�d Mr. Paschke why this was so. Mr. Paschke answered that Building Standards wantied to find out what the Board of Appeals was going to do. Chailrman Drigans then stated that the Board of Appeals could not act on an un- apprioved plan. After some considerable discussion about procedures, pIans, sketches and Iso on, Chairman Drigans stated that after bringing a plan to building standards therle could very well be one, two, or even three more variances depending on how the�lparking, loading, and landscaping scheme is worked out. Mr. IPaschke stated that he just wanted to start excavating soon because of the time of y�,ear. Chairman Drigans said that at this point the anly way he felt the Board could approve this rec{uest would be witFi no further varzances. MOTI',ON by Gabel, seconded b�� iVahlberg, to close the public hearing. Upon a voiae vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. MOTI!ON by WahlUerg, seconded by Gabel, to recommend to the City Council, approval � of tj'he request for two variances with the following stipulations: 1. If Building Standards makes any other recommendations ir.volving variances, the action taken tonight ve null and void, and the request be returned to the Board for reconsideration. ' 2. Request to construct a ne�v building to be used as a warehouse be returned , for further consideration to the Building Standaxds Committee before going to Council. UPOI� A VOICE VOTE, there being no nays, the motion carried. 3. A F�EQUEST FOR VARIANCES OF: SECTION 205.053, 1B, FRIDLEY CITY CODE, TO REDUC� THF: MINIMUM LOT AREA REQUIP�D, ON A PLAT R�CORDI;D BEPOF2E DECEMB�R 29, 1955, FROM 75C� S�U11121. FEET TO 6511.9 S4UARE FEET, AIQD, SPCTION 205.053, 4A, FRIDL�Y C�TY CODE, TO �DUCE TiIE FRONT YARD SL:TBACK FROhf TI3L R�9UIRl:D 35 L'I:ET TO 15 E'�ET (EXCLUDING THE 20 �OOT R071D EASENIENT) , TO 11LLOW 7'FIL CONSTRUCTION OF A_DW�LLING ON LOTS 30 AND 31, BLO�K 7� SPIZING BI200K PT1I2K ADDITION, TIII� SAD1E I3EING 7998 EAST RIV�R ROAD N.E. , FRI:�LEY� h]INNESOT710 (RE UEST BY NORTH METRO CONSTRUCTION, 5203 CLN'IiItAI, AVENUE N.E., MIT1N(LAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.) � ' � ' r I � I � I � I � Page 4 TH�.I�MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS SUBCOMMITTEE_MEETING OF NOVEMBER 12, 1374 b r O l. MO'.C$ON by Wahlberg, seconded by Plemel, to waive reading the public hearing notice. Upom a voice vote, there being no na.ys, the motion carried. Mr..'Barker came forward to present his request. (Th�.s item had been hefore the Board two weeks prior to tonight's meeting.) The Cottr�cil had suggested that Mr. Barker try to sell the property to a neighbor for roo�h to build a garage on. Mr. Barker said the neighbor already had a garage. Mr.iBarker also stated that they appear to be using the road easement as a bus stop. Chai�rman Driqans read from the minutes of two weeks ago that Mr.•Lundorf would buy�',the land if Mr. Barker wanted to sell it, Mr.,Barker showed the Board the plans af a house he wishes to build on this pro�perty . Chairman Drigans asked about the driveway. Mr. Barker said it would enter from Lih�rty Street, but the front af the house is on East River Road. Mr. Barker said therle would be room in the back of the house for a garage without any variances. Mr. '�lemel asked if the survey showed the neighbor's house to the south. Mr. Barkler said that it did. A quiestion was asked about the position of the house in reference to setbacks. � Mr. $arker said the legal address was on East River Road, even though the house doo.r' was on Liberty Street. Mr. �2obert Officer, 420 Liberty Street N.E., came forward and asked two questions; � 1. :IiE the house were built and if the highway were widened, how close would the two �e? The answer was 15 feet. 2. If the house were built, could a garage be leg�3�.ly added without variances? It was determined that Ll�e answer to this question � was #�ot exactly stated in the Code. The State Code says that there should be three fee+t between eaves. Mr. �tandy Hop (8000 East River Road) came forward to ask about the drainage easement. � Mr. �aker said that it could be paved as long as the grade was maintained. � � � � � � A qu�stion was raised about where the actual roadway runs in relation to the lot lin<�. Accurate information was not available. Both neighbors present, Mr. Randy Hop and Mr� Robert Offi.cer, were very skeptical aboutt i:he feasibility of putting a garage behind the house. The E$oard stated that this was not the requested variance and Mr, Baker stated that a gai�age could be built without a variance. Bott�'neighbors then�questioned the lot size and the code, The Board explained what the c�ode says about lot size in old and new plats. Mr. ilop said that he had purchased his house two months ago and objected to people walk.ung on his land. He said that he felt the reason for the code was to maintain low c�ensity. - - - ' Page 5 � THE �'iINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING OF NOVEMBER 12, 1974 MOTIpN by Gabel, seconded by Wahlberg, to close the public hearing. Upon a voice o� �' vot�ei, there being no nays, the motion carried. 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O'�'Q� �%1"p��0- t bi C G r-H �tS , �� herc by c erTi �y� �'�sat �� f� � to rr�ct te�r�s�?ut�rio� o ��1 svrv�� o�' La�� c� �� d, ti� ��,�c�r �j ��t�I�g , 0� C i t o� l��i�s/l� �t s�'�b� �ed q� u a1 �letr l� � 1�reolr �'��- ♦ �l � ' �� vprru�s�o.. tMe 2�'�ad�Y m��/a� �� T�f� �c�bfsr� �'v a► , Wliatl ��n� (��il�'� aass�.•�wt o�rs�- i�� tt/sst ao �i o'�'L1t5 � � � �� ,,�f �i� �ls�� S�bject �4 �M er�se �e� ¢ ou�r fk c E�stcr/y ' v.�'! o� w �r sscs� 2' . �' N y F' ^ ' � l �' ��`�`'7 � f, �Weycr �o. // �S ' , . . � �� . ' �� +§ � �;: >; � . � , _- -, t ' 1 ENVIRONI�:NTAL QUALITY COMMISSION October 15, 1974 ' ME�iI�ERS PRESENT: Tom Sullivan, LeRoy Oquist, Mary Martin, and LeeAnn Sporre MEM�ERS ABSENT: Jim Langenfeld, Bob Erickson, and Russell Houck ' TomiSullivan, presiding as Chairman at the meeting, opened the meeting at 7:4�. p.m. ' �J � , � Theifirst item on the agenda for t�e meeting was the acceptance of the September 24 dninutes. MOTION by LeeAnn Sporre to adopt the minutes. Seconded by LeRoy Oqu�.st. Upon a voice vote, the motion carr�ed unanimously. Tom;;Sullfvan brought up the discussion that was held at the City Council a�eting witlh the Council and the FEQC. The Council E�as presented some alternatives to ' the'FEQC since they are an advisory committee to the Council. They could have the Chariman or one member of the EEQC become a member of the Planning Commission. The� zould also receive the Planning Commission agenda, in addition to their min�tes, so the FEQC could be informed of environmental concerns. The Commission cou�.d have a representative from the FEQC sit in on the Planning Commission meetings, witihout being a menber of the Planning Commission, so the Commission could obtain �ix�t hand information. Mar� Martin felt it would be a good idea to go through all the laws in the City of �'ridley and point out the items that specifically can have some affect in thi$ area. LeeAnn Sporre said they could alsa advise the City Council to adopt an �nvironmental Policy Acto One way of doing this would be to recommend to the Cha�ter Commission to make � change on Environmental Legislation which would restrict Council powers. Mrs. Martin felt the Commission should appoint a subcommittee, or work as a com�►ittee altogether. Then they could go through the City Code, and pick out spe�ific areas. Mrs. Martin felt in some cases laws could be enforced if the Cit� had eertain l.aws, in addition to state la�as. LeeAnn Sporre felt the City sho�ld require environmental assessments. , Furkher discussion was held on the meeting date discussed at the October 7 Cou�hcil meeting and tabled till after the November election concerri�ng the role of the FEQC. The suggestion had been made to have a meeting with the City Council, ' Pla�ning Commission, and FEQC. Thomas Sullivan said no meeting date had been set, but members of the Commission felt they should tollow-up in this discussion. MOT�CON BY I.EROY OQUIST THAT A DATE (NOVI:MBER I9) B� �STAIiLISF�D FOR THE MEETING � WIT�� T}� CITY COUNCIL, PLANNING COMMISSION, AND FEQC TO DI.SCUSS THE SUBJECT OF THE EFF�CTIVE ROLE OF THE FEQC. Seconded by LeeAnn Sporre. Motion carrted una�himous ly. ,. � ' , MOT�ON BY MARY MARTIN THAT Tl� FEQC COMMISSION REAFrTRM THE POSITION THAT THEY TOO�C ON THG MOTION T}3AT WAS MADE ON JUNE 4, 1974, W1ITCII STATED "MA�Y MARTIN MOVED TIIA'fC BECAUSE OF FURT}lliR INFOT�`�IATION WE HAVE bISCUSSED REGARDIh'G THE AUTHORITY OF Tt1E' PIANIVING COMMISSION T1iAT WE WITHDRAW OUR REQUEST TO HAVE A PCRMANENT SEAT ON � � Page 2 THE'PLANNING COMM7�SSION, Motion seconded by LeeAnn Sporre because she did not wan� to lose direct advisory capacity to the City Council. Motion passed unanimously," Mot�.on seconded by LeeAnn Sporre. LeR�y Oquist questioned whether or not, when going through the laws, would include suc� current issues as the Armory. 'LeeAnn Sporre said a nice example would be the'use of the laws. Mr. Oquist said he thought they should try to make it clear to khe Council they would like to be ssked for advice on such issues before final act$.on is taken. MOTj[ON BY MARy :�1ARTIN THAT Ti�Y SET UP AS TOP PRIORITY FOR THIS COMMISSION A COM�IIITTEE OF-THE-WHOLE TO STUDY AND REVIEW THE FP.IDLEY CITY CODE TO FIND OU�' WHE�E THIS COMMISSION CAN BE EFFECTIVE AND HELPFUL TO THE CITY OF FRIDLEY AND FOR'THE PURPOSE OF ESTABLISHING A POLTCY GUIDELINE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL. Secbnded by LeeAnn Sporre. Upon a voice vote, the moti.on carried unanimously. DZS�USSION ON ARMORY Con�inued discussion was held on the proposed armory. Thomas Sullivan referred to khe motion that was made at the last meeting regarding the armory. ihe FEQC reajEfirms that position that "The Fridley Environmental Quality Commission advise the',City Council to prepare an environmental assessment of the proposed site of the'�,National Guard Armoryofacility in Fridley prior to the commitment and dedication of �he site." Mrs. Sporre said she was against the armory because of the environmental imp�ct. Mr. Oquist sai,d many people that were opposed to the armory were against it bec�ause it was an armory. LE,A� COMPOSTING TomiSullivan said since the last meeting, Mr. Langenfeld had informed him that fun�ls were denied Parks and Recreat�on for Leaf Composting. The suggestion was madle to have Mary Martin and Bob Erickson continue their project on the leaf comjposting. Tom Sullivan said if funds were denied �his year, have they denied funjds for next year? Mr. Oquist said it would be valuable to know what the plan was'',and why it was denied. (see attached). GEN RAL DISCUSSION MOT ON BY I,F.�ANN SPORRE THAT WE RECOMNIEND TO THE FP,;:DLEY CITY COUNCIL THAT THEY A7.'T1F'Nll Tf� CLASS�S TO BE IIEI.D BY THE TOP TWIN CITY SCIENTISTS TO BE HFLD AT THE NORTH PAR',K SITE B�GINNING OCTOrER 24 TIIROUGH NOVEMBER �+. TIIE SCHEDULE WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE SUBURBAN SUN, CLASSES WILL INCLIJDE ASTRONOMY., ENTQMOTOGY, PREDATORY BIRDS, SOI,1",S, $OTANY, EDIBLE PLANTS, PHOTOGRAPIiY, ORNITOIiOLOGY, AND OTHER AP�EAS., Seconded by i'Mary Martin. Upon a voice vote, the motion carried unanimously. AD ]�OURNMENT , MClTION by Tom Sullivan that the meeting be adjourned. Seconded by Mary Martin. Upan a voice vote, the motion carried and the meetin� adjourned at 9:04 p.m. Thei next scheduled meeting will be Tuesday, November �.9. Reslpectfully, ' � � . � ,, , ' � ejcord ng ecretary ' ' E' � ; � _ , ' � MEMBE�tS PRESENT : MEMBEIRS ABSENT: 10 CITIZEN BIKEWAY COMMITTEE October 30 1974 . Jan Thomas, Bette Papke, Bobbi Spaeth, Sgt. Wilkinson, 3erry Boardman Vern Moen, Bob Lee, Bill Gerads, Lee Houck, Dennis Schneider Jerry'Soardman opened the meeting at 7:41 p.m. ' Mr. Bloardman summarized the purpose of the Committee and the objectives to be'�,accomplished to familiarize Jan Thomas, new member appointed to the C�ommittee. Mr. Boardman said he had sent a letfier to Burlington `, Northjern in regards to the last meeting concerning their list of regu- latio�ns, but has not received a reply from them yet. , ' Mr. Bloardman asked Sgt. Wilkinson about the regulations and legal aspects invol'ved with bicycling. Sgt. Wilkinson said bikes are to follow the same 'rules as a motor vehicle, but many people are not aware of this. Many 'bicyclists ride on the wrong side of the street. Sgt. Wilkinson = said 'the Police Department is interested in setting up some type of progr'am in the schools to offer education on bicycle safety. ' Mr. Bloardman said some of the critical areas the committee will have to wo�rk with will be intersections. He mentioned that on University and M,ississippi Street the bikeway path will prob�bly have to be pulled �' off t�he street completely before the intersection. The bikeway system may hhave to be discontinued near busy intersections such as Central and 694 near Target. , ' ' ' ' � Mr. �oardman said he had spoken with the City Attorney on the hold harmless clause. The City Attorney said the City could be sued but the plaintiff wouldi have to prove the City negligent in the accident. Some of this would' be covered under the City's liability insurance. Jan Thomas asked who will maintain the bikeway system? Mr. Boardman said it would probably be maintained by Parks and Recreation or the Publ.i;c Works Department. Mr. Boardman said the survey had revealed it was niainly going to be used as a functional recreational system. Linda Rossman, repres'entative £rom the League of Women Voters, asked if t:}�e committee planned the system to involve pedestrians as well as bicyctlists? Mr. Boardman explained it was the intention of the committee to have a pedestrian system, but the lanes would be kept separate. She a�sked if there were any plans to lighting the system? Mr. Boardman said this wil.l be the regular street lighting that is curzently available in mqst areas. Mr. Boardman said no additional lighting had been proviided in the plan as of yet, but would probably be discussed under cos�.'and maintenance. I I � � r � � : F �10 A Mr. B�ard�an said he had spoken with the manager of the Minco Company and h� said they would be constructing a picnic area�for their employees that the bike system might also utilize. Mr, i3�ardman reported from information statistics in the Danish bike study showing that personal injuries from bike accidents was less 60� with �ike tracks. Mr. Bpardman indicated that the bikeway system would be striping in some areas and a path in other areas, depending on location and easement available. Mr. Boardman said the major cost of the system was the const�ruction of the bike path, it is approximately twenty to thirty times'more expensive than striped lines. He referred to the California study'and stated that its costs ran approximately $500 per mile for solid'lines, signs were $25 each including installation. Jerry Boardman said they could probably anticipate adjoining the Minnelapolis bikeway system in the future. Mr. Boardman emphasized a good ',education program along with the system. He said some of the state laws will come into force through City legislation. He felt tougher bike'legislation would be coming in with the popularity in bicycling incre�asing. Mrs. Thomas commented that there are too many unsafe bikes on tr�e market today. She felt bike licensing and registration should be er�forced. Mr. �oardman said he was hoping the committee could present a plan to the �ity Council in February. They could get response from the general publi,c before this time. The people could be informed by the newspaper or n�wsletter. t�ir. Boardman said possibly a map of the proposed route selection would be presented to them also when it is drawn up. ADJOIpRiQMENT Jerr� Boardman declared the meeting adjourned at 9:40 p.m. The next meet�ng will be Wednesday, November 6. Res�;��ctfully submitted, � ' n �'jh,* / °�� -� Q . �.� -,.�Y � Rect,�ng Secretary i� 1 � � 1 1 � � , CITIZEN BIKEWAY COMMITTEE November 6, 1974 ME�IBERS PRESENT: Bobbi Spaeth, Dennis Schneider, Jerry Boardman, Bill Gerads, ' Vern Moen MEMBERS ABSENT: Jan Thomas, Bette Papke, Bob Lee, Lee Houck, Joe Schommer Mr'. Moen said the meeting's agenda was to discuss the route selet��on. He sui�gested approving some of the routes that would appear- to be certain from the polint of cost and utility. Mr. Boardman recommended first going over the present goials and objectives. The Committee went over each goal separately and felt they ah�ould keep these in mind throughout the establishment of the plan. : VeJrn Moen felt safety should be kept in mind at all times. He also though� they shiould help implement the program on bicycle education. Mr. Boardman explained ti�is would be accomplished through Sgt. Wilkins�n and the Police Department. Delnnis Schneider asked if they should establish more definitve guidelines on wt�at to do in intersections and what to avoid? Mr. Boardman said yes they should. H� felt the intersection designs were very critical designs. Mr. Boardman said h� thought after they had chosen the routes selection, they would have to make a s�parate design on each one of the intersections. � Dii,scussion was held on the location of the routes and rir. Boardman stated that he would prefer to keep the bike trail a�aay from Rice Creek, by keeping it up on the slopes or banks. � De�nnis Schneider referred to the Iiability of the City and asked how much of a problem this really will be? Mr. Boardma.n said there were some cities that had set up a hold harmless clause, and it seemed to be working quite well. � � I � � � Jekrry Boardman talked of the structure of the route and said maybe rlississippi cauld be made a two lane street �aith striping on both sides for bicyclists. He i].lustraCed the changes to be made by Red Owl, indicating that on Mississippi S�reet they would have to slip off the bike system before reaching the intersections. H� presented an intersection modification at Osborne and University. D�nnis Schneider asked what the City's commitment was as far as acquiring additional right of ways? Mr. Boardman said they had none at this ti�e. He x�commended working on intersections right away, setting up some means of crossing r.:$ght of way procedures. Mr. Boardman said they could not do anything on condemnation p�tocedures until the State gets a report back from the Federal government. Mr. Bqardman said he felt they had enough easement by Red Owl without hauing to take a�4y more of their property. M�'. Moen said it was a problem getting past University on the red light. Mr. �3qardman said another problem was that the green light for pedestrians does not a�low adequate time for them to cross. Mrs. Spaeth suggested having the walk s�.gnal lengthened. Mr. Boardman said this will also be a signalized change allowing a'left hand turn by arrow. rir. Boardman said many people do not use the access t� Highway 47 south. � , 11A page 2 Anpther item the Committee will have to look at will be regular cr�ssings such as�7th and Mississippi. Mr. Boardman said they will have to look at what type of'bike pattern there is in specif ic areas. The two key routes in setting up the plian was 7th Street all the way to Loc'�.e Park and Mississippi Street. Mr. Boardman sa;id he doubted very much if Highway 47 was used as a bicycle access at this time. � Mr. Boardman illustrated on the map possibly connecting Rice Creek trail to the shppping areas. The highest concentration of shopping services.could be classif ied as!"downtown" Fridley. Mr. Boardman said as f ar as recreation trips, the couunittee wijll have to consider what kind of system they would like, and possibly branch out � fr�om there. � � B�'11 Gerads questioned how they would go through Locke Yark on that route. Jerry Baardman said there is a bridge that was built by the Parks and RecrBation Department ` ovjer Rice Creek. This is strictly a pedestrian bridge, but Mr. Boardman said a ra�mp could be put up on side of the steps. M�{. Boardman said the committee should consider letting the people be made aware of!, what the committee is doing. He would like to show the people that they will + priovide an access system. Possibly at the major intersections, signs �aill have td be put up, setting up a policy approved through the City Council and enforced b}� the Police Department, that where these intersections are signed, bicyclists wi;ll have to get off and walk their bikes across. M�. Gerads suggested plotting the routes as a committee first, and then obtaining p�ofessional help in getting across the intersections. Mr. Boardman said there a�e no real good solutions to the problem. Mr. Boardman said he would ask the C�ty Engineer to attend the next meeting. � M�. Boardman D$nver's plan artd crossing o�' plan. � � u � � presented some examples to tfie committee from the California study. included stopping, walking, crossing, and then stopping, walking, the other.lane. That was their recommend.ed solution for that type M�. Mo�n said the most critical area would probably be Mississipp3 and Uniuersity. M�t. Boardman said the best solution would probably be to pu12 the bike traffic offf and cross it at a point farther back. H�avy signing will have to be installed su�ch as yeilding to bicycle, bicycle crossings, etc. Mr. Moen aske� ii the advantage to stopping farther back was because of better visibility? Mr. Boardman s�id better visibility and room for back-up were a few of the reasons. Right-hand t�rns would have to be notified by signs. The reasons for a free zi�ht would be t� eliminate back-up or congestion in that area. M�. Boardman referred .to the survey data ar.d said that a total 9f 73,757 bike t�ips per week within the City would probably talce place. Mr. Boardman felt the University and Mississippi intersection would take up to 10% of those t�rips. D�nver's plan also stated that once a bicyc�e had entered a designated bicycle i�n�, it would be unlawful to leave this lane at any place other than an intersection eXcept by dismounting and walking the bicycle. T�e commitee set up as first priority the intersection of Mississippi and University � sitopping short of the railroad tracks, waiting for further communication from the r�ilroad concerning the utilization of their underpass. � �:.. ,- . . . _:._ � page 3 � Mr. Boardman recommended developing an entire system as a committee, and then se�t up according to a stage development. Mr. Boardman said he did not think tY�ey could push for entire funding on the whole program. Mr. Boardman said_ � a� far as utilizing Mississippi Street and 7th, the committee will not have �]}ot of problems as far as sidewalks are concerned, because Mississippi already h�s sidewalks developed. It could be stressed that the sidewalks will not be ,� �Y1e responsibility of the property owners. The Committee set up some routes on the City map, illustrating the basic routes o� the bikeway. Re-routing could be done after the committee has talked with � the City engineer. Mr. Boardman anticipated getting a cost estimate in December a�1d possibly setting up some public hearings. ; 30URNt1ENT � __ V rn M�en Zeclared the meeting adjourned at 10 l.m. The next me�tin= will b� held Wednesday, November 13. � R$spectfully , � � . � �, �;cor ng Secretary -i � ,� � � llB MEMORANDIJh! TIO: NASIM QURESHI, CITY MANAGER FIR0:�1: JAhiES P. HILL, ASSISTANT CITY hiANAGER/PUBLIC SAFETY DIRECTOR D�4TE: I�OVEMBER 14, 1974 SIUBJECT: CONTRACT FOR TOWING SERVICE �ttached you will find a new revised negotiated Contract with our contract tlower, Shorty's Towing Service. The finalized contract has been reviewed bl,y our City Attorney and has been approved and signed by Nir. and �trs. S�chuur. �here are several chan�es made in the new Contract which are designed to p,ravide for a streamlining of administrative requirements with respect tlo City-ordered tows. iVith the inception of a new State law approximately tlwo years ago, the City was placed in a position of selling unclaimed vlehicles, As a result of this requirement we have expended over $7,000.00 olf tax money from February 1973 to October 1974 for towing and storage fees an these unclaimed vehicles. In return, we have only received approYimately $j1S00.00 in sales receipts. In addition to the basic storage and towing cost, t',he Police Department and Puxchasing Agent spends an estimated total of two }�ours per unclaimed vehicle in administrative processing. � � The new Contract has been designed to eli.minate further expenditures of City funds (towing and storage charges will be offset by sales receipts), to reduce the administrative time by at least SO%, to reduce the number of vehicles required to be sold by the Ci.ty by an estimated two-thirds, and still comply t�ith the provisions of the recent State law. 11he new Contract is also designed to give fair and equitable consideration to aur contract tower. We have negotiated new Contract rates which bring our towing fees in line with competitors in the area. Upon reviewing other city aontract rates �ae found that our contractor was substantially below the other �owers in most areas of his rate structure. • T�n conjunction with the implementation of the new Contract, we will be totally nevising our administrative policies cancerning this subject matter. In e�ssence, it is anticipated that our new policy will provide for a new stream- �ined vehicle release system, specifically to define those vehicles in ��hich �he City is obligated to sell versus those �ahich may be disposed of by the qontract tower, drastically reducing �he number of vehicles that are actually Qonsidered placed in Police custody versus a private tow bet�aeen the contractor alnd the vehicle operator, and the implementation of an alert tagging system cJn unattended vehicles similar to the red tags placed on vehicles by the High- w�ay Patrol. 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I � i � � � � r l � �� I � Contract For The Towing, Storage and Impounding Of Vehicles For The City of Fridley This Agreement, made and entered into this day of November, 1974, by and between Shorty's Towing Serv.ice, 5755 University Avenue, N.E., Fridley, Minnesota, hereinafter re£erred to as the contractor and the City of Fridley, a municipal corporation with offices at 6431 University Avenue, N.E., Fridley, Minnesot�, 55432, hereinafter referred to as the City. WHEREAS, the contractor has proposed to do towing and storage of police impounded automobiles and automobiles determined to be, and found to be, in v?alation of the Fridley City Code or ordinances and the State Statutes; AND {V1�GREAS, it is in the best inierests of the City that the contractor show responsibility to the City and the public and indicate the charges and rates for towing and storage of motor vehicles; AND WflI;RI:AS, it is thc intcntion af thc City and the contractor that this agr��ment shall run for the period oi a. year irom November I9, 1974, to Noveml�er 19, 1976: NO�V, Ttik:(2E}�ORE, IT IS biU7'UALLY /lGRfiED: 1. That thc contractor will do towing, removal, and storage oF vehicic�s promptly upon the order of thc Police Uepartment of the City. � 2. That thc contrrictor afirees to comply with administrativc policics and procedures established by ihe Police De�artment of the 12D � ' City af Fridley with respect to record keeping, control and release of imponnded vehicles. , 1 ' � � �.,,. ��t � �1 , � ' 2 , , 3. The contractor shall maintain either indoor or outdoor , storage for at least twenty-two (22) vehicles. It shall be the xesponsibility of the contractor to provide additional outside storage if needed to meet storage volume requirements. The out- side storage yard shall be screened in accordance with the policy ' established by the City Council of the City of Fridley and all storage shall conform with the City of Fridley Code (Ordinances) ' and Minnesota State Statutes. ', 4. The rate per day for inside storage shall be $4.00. The ' rate per day for outside storage shall be $3.00. Towing rates shall be uniformly charged to all owners of vehicles. The rate . for towing shall be as follows: Accidents $ 18.00 per hour Nonaccidents - day calls $ 10.00 per call Nonaccidents- night call $ 15.00 per call Uolly Servicc $ 10.00 additional charge Snowmobile $ 8.00 per call Snow-birds $ 10.00 per call Trailcr $ 10.00 per call htotorcycic $ 12.00 per call Policc Cars $ NC Cancelled Call $ 7.54 per call 'Tow to Recycling Center ltcgular $ 15.00 per call Dollicd $ 20.00 per call Storage charges shall commencc the day following day of impoundment. S. Thc contractor will ass�une full responsibility for the collection of ull fees involved with the tawing, removal, or storage of any vehicic. �E � � � , � � � � � ' � � , , � , r � 6. The City shall not be liable, or responsible, for any towing or storage fees or for any unpaid fee for storage or towing with the following exceptions: A. On City ordered tows of abandoned Motor Vehicles as defined in the 1973 Fridley Code 114.02, the City guarantees payment of towing charges in accordance with the contract rates. In addition, the City will pay the contractor storage under contract rates not to exceed the amount received from sale of such vehicle at public auction, less towing charges. B. The City guarantees towing charges in accordance with contract rates for vchicles ordcred towed for evidentiary purposes, by the Fridley Police ta locations other than the contractor starage facilities. 7. 'I'he cantractor agrees to abide by applicat�le �linnesota Statutes and City ordinances in controlling and disposing of impounded vehicles. 1'he contractor also agrees to hold all unclaimed abancioned Motor Vchicles as defined in the 1973 Fridley City C:ode 114.02 at lcast fiifteen (15) days or until such time as disposed of by,the City of 1=ridley. Abandoncd Motor Vehicles to be available within the City I.imits of Fridlcy at specified date and time of sale. 8. That thc contractor shall maintain at lcast onc (1) wreckcr avai2ahle to the Policc Department of the City of Fridlcy for emergency cull for a full twenty-four (2Q) hour service for the purpose of towing, removal, or storuge of vehicles. Such wrecker shall be not less � F , ,1 � , �_J � � , �! ' i ' 4 than 8,000 lbs. gross weight, equipped with crane and winch as�defined in Minnesota State Statutes, 1967, 169.01, Subdivision 52. 9. That the contractor agrees to have an individual available on call from 8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. (to Midnight in cases of emergency) daily to return vehicles impounded within one (1) hour after request by the owner. 10. That the contractor agrees to assume liability for the dis- appearance of any vehicle, or parts thereof, for which release was not secured in accordance with Minnesota Statutes, Fridley ordinance or administrative release provision estblished by the Fridley Police Department. 11. The contractor agrees to conduct all transactions with individuals whose automobiles have been towed in at the request of a City representative, in a polite, courteous, and businesslike manner and will inform thc individual of towing charges, not to exceed towing charges specificd �n this contr.act, for towing in conjunction with City reyucsts. Thc contractor shall post in a prominent location in his place of busincss a list of charges as contained in this agreement. Upon reqt�est, the contractor or 11is employces shall present a list of charges to individuals who�e automob�les have been towed. 12. 7'he contractar agrees that the towing business will not be operated from a home or in a residential area. 13. That the contractor agrces and understands that he is exempted from the Cit}• ordinanccs only to park one (1) wrecker in his driveway or �arafie or in thc driveway or garagc of an authorized employee in a residential area and then only during those hours his normal place of business is closGd. 12G � � , , , , � , � ' 14. That the contractor shall carry liabilrty, property damage and fire insurance which shall contain coverage in an amount not less than $100,000 to any one person and not less than $300,000 total in any one accident, and not less than $10,000 fire and property damage coverage, and which shall contain a clause providing for a ten (10) day notice to the City before cancellation, and shall file evidence of said coverage with the City Clerk in a form approved by the City Attorney. If the policy of insurance referred to in this Section is cancelled, the contractor before the date of expiration, shall furnish and file a si.milar new policy. Failure to file a new pblicy sha21 give the City the right to provide such insurance and surcharge the contractor for the cost of such insurance or bond. 15. The acts otherwise prohibited by the terms of the contract shall be permitted if done at the written direction of the City Manager or his designee where necessaxy to preserve evidence, transport the vehicle for sale, or alleviate a hazard to public safety. Nothing i.n t.his contract shall prevent ar precludc authorized law enforcement of£icials from working on or. investigating a vchicle in storage while performing thcir official ciuties. 1G. That the City hcret�y expressly disclaims any and all liability for damage to or loss of vehicles from date and time arder is given to the contractor by the Police Departmcnt for the impounding of any vehicle. 12H 5 : ' 1 �� 6 17. That the contractor further agrees that this contract shall remain in force for a period of twenty-four (24) months from date of contract unless cancelled by either party giving written notice of cancellation thirty (3�) calendar days in advance. 18. The contractor agrees that this contract shall remain in force for an indefinite period beyonn the twenty-four (24) month perzod unless cancelled by either party by giving thirty (30) days written notice of such cancellation. AGREED TO THIS DAY OF , 1974. �a-� (SFAL) CONTRACTOR �hori�c!s To ' - Witnesses By ' (�Q,��,l.t,/ L%- � �i�� gy ; . . : t:AL) tVitnesses CITY -0F F'RIULEY (iy : Mayor By; Ci� Manager �! ' � ' ' CITY OF FRIDLEY , �4E MO RAN DUM � , T0: NASIM M. QURESNI, CITY MANAGER FROM: MARVIN C. BRUNSELL, ASST. CITY MGR./FIN. DIR. � SUBJECT: FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT LITIGATION (P1B-50) DATE: OCTOBER 28, 1974 � The National League of Cities has decided to challenge the • • ' constitutionality of extending the Fair Labor Standards act to State and local governments. The basic question at issue ' is whether under our Federal system the Federal Government has the legal authority under the constitution to impose , u on the States and their subdivisions employment rules and P � regulations. In the interest of supporting the National LeagGe of Cities, ' I recor�nend a token contribution in the amount of $50. � MC[3 : s h Attachn�ent: Letter fram League of Minnesota Municipalities � � , � ' ' � •� r �, � `�� = �it��ii' ��,. � � �� ,' �� . �a innesota mun�cipal+t{es league of m D��: October 18, 1971� T0: Nfanagers and Clerks FRO;�:. Dean A. I.und SJgJECT; Federal Fair Labor Standards Act liti�ation � r�hich was sen, to mayors in your cities, The attached letter, the NLC to cral7.enge the con- describes a la�asuit r�ounted by stitui�nality of extendingst�h�ha��he°��er ofd�ontribut ��nts. ple are sending you a COpy laced on the next council fb.r►ds t;o support the 1a��suit can be �^ �ities have not considered meet3.ng agenc�a. Since vre krioyv trat m�ny � tir•e axe p� annirti, to �rait unti7_ 1�over�ber 3� to send the �,h�,,, m�tter, fi.rst ba�:ch of 2.snr:esot� contributions to the TILC. . In, response to inquiries, ihe foilowin� suG�ested scale of contributions to the �'L5A la<<rsuit has been developed. Po ul.atian Suggested Contribution 5, 000 to J.O, 000 $50 $100 10,000 to 25,000 $200 25,U00 to 5�,000 . Over �200 Over 50,000 0 30Q h�nav�r buildinQ. n�30 U�v��r �trc�Ht. :'��nt pau�. minne��ot� 5`.5101 (G12) 2� 2-�� I � � � � ' , ' ' ' ' � �� f � `----'.....-.------- ��.•{��;'�� :t'-'�.i'�... . :,:: �'`';�::'1:�'�'�` --�Y�� ti _„r..,,.,.,._.ii:t.-� � � 'Ji�l.rC� i� c C�;1.�: : C��i fYl t�+1 ��! C. September 24, 1971� . 13 B t i"ll)t'IEG�;�c��1�,lGj Ipur ki�yor: al. n,ini.;nu-m crage la:r (�air Z:.bohastxequir�d ch�.'��n��' Since }'a` 1, �rhen the fed.er ee�, it n lic�'�le io in�� 1oca1 goverrim�rit em,�loy becaJr.,, aPP � ,, r.�ct.ices u.d pr�cedur�� 1n cxt�es �cxass ;=-p 11 hunJrad� of ei�Qloy.�:ent p , ,, Ge� ��ill �iv° 1� �„r4 Y re fe�r if any ci-Lies �:nere co�ncils O£°��esa ch _n,, reeyaminQ ��innesota. Ttaere a ,, scheclules, and man� oi a�ljust their emnloym°nt �'io_king �lier cost. citizcns.lcss service a�t a h1�, halls thros;;h�ut the counti'y, � � be.in� rcei�ac �ed in city tiiy consti�u�tionalifi,y af Sinc� this experience i.v c `';h�t��;er the n:era.t� of s�ch the td£�t� oaal If�€;�l° of Cities has d�ciaove2�*�°n-ttlen�� extending ths r L��= to ��Ln �� u local � .., � t�ority t!nd�r tii� constitu� io�i to � ur_c;er aur fe c:r. a � � i�n r, a� be, the b�.s:�c c;uestie:� �t issu� is �-heth�r ru.7.a��ons 1e41_.l.rt � �„ J�vex�nrn•�nt rl�s the 7_e��.l 4u systcr�, �Y�e fed_r�1 €. �ubciivisions en��7-o r!�n�L rules ana xe� � y• i.rr:pose up�n the stF�L�� ar►d thcir �, 1•,mi.ttin� i1: ta be -l.hu � a af Arizo�i�. a:> br:ingin� th� �ui_t, �R�z� of Citics h�s Althau;;h the S�a1:e�he �.5. S�,r�r�m� Co��.rt, the 1'ucio�1��.1. If�� . h�nrd d?.x�ct�.1 by �:a�Lion, cinich h?.s Ueerz e: �irn^tcd a"Z .-. L of 1�1;C 1.it:s�, � r d"�.7'CGt. 1:1r i;;0� r Ci'i.iC. CII� -l1 �. 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HILL, ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER/PUBLIC SAFETY DIRECTOR OCTOBER 30, 1974 REQUEST BY CITY OF CQON RAPIDS FOR JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT Attached you will find two copies of a Joint Powers Agreement submitted by the City of Coon Rapids for action by our City Council. I have requested that our city attorney review,this agreement and his reply to my request is attached. I talked to Chief Nelson of the Coon Rapids Police Department this date to determine the rationale behind this request. Chief Nelson stated that this request was initiated as a result of a double fatality accident that occurred on University Avenue within their jurisdiction. The parti.cular location of the accident was on that portion of the highway that is divided by the City of Coon Rapids and the City of Blaine which would be similar to our Osborne Road whcre the Fridley Police enforce one-half of the roadway and Spring Lake Park enforces the other h<�lf of the roadway. As a result of the doublc fatality accident there was much hue and cry from t}ie citizens of Blaine and Coon Rapids for strict enforcement in this area. These requests, as well as previous requests, created difficulty in the enforcement of traffic laws between jurisciictions. 'I'hc difficulty arises from t.he point of which department is �0111�; to in.:�ke a special enforcement effoxt on a p�irticular section of the road- way. It is obviously a sorncwhat duplication of effort to extend tax dollars by jurisdictions to patrol one roadway, ane department patro�ling one-half and the othc:r clepartment patrollin�; thc othcr hal�. I�or t}iis renson the City of Coon l2.ip:ids ha:: sou�;ht Joir�t Powcrs A�;recments with all jurisdictions that they bor�lc:,r. 'I'o clatc, A»oka City has anitiated thcir agrcernent and the City of Blainc is in the process of submitting the agrecment to Coori Rapids. 1Vith thc ab�ve diffiGU].ty explai��ed in t}us et�forcement effort I would recommend th,�i: thc 3�ridlcy City Ca�incil hc�nor t:hc Gity of Coon Rapicls' requcst for this Jcrint Power:+ Act �ince it wi11 benefit both Che C;ity of Fridlcy and thc Gity of Goo►� Rupids. In adctition, it is m}•��intcnt to ap�>roacl� the Joint Law finforcement Council at our ncxt mc:ctin� for thc pur��osc of I111L11�111�,T uiscussion i.nto thc possihility of enactinF one basic Joint Powers Af;reement which would effeet all jurisclictions in the county regardin� this m.tttcr. ]n the mc�antinte, howcvcr, I fecl that nothinF ►.�ould he lost by the City of l�ridlcy honorin�; the rcquest of Coon Rat�ids at this timc. 14 ��, , +�� .�� 1 1 , � MEMORANDUM October 28, 1974 MEMO T0: James P. Hi11 ' Assistant City Manager/Public Safety Oirector �, MEMO FROM: Virgil C. Nerrick �,�' Ci ty Attorney `�'•`�,�' � � SUBJECT: REQUEST BY CITY OF COON RAPIDS FOR JOINT POWERS AGREEMEIVT ' I acknowledge receipt of your Memorandum of October 22, 1974, together with a copy of a proposed Joint Powers Agreement. � I have examined the same and feel that the Agreement is properly drawn and to the best of my knowledge, the substance of the agreement appears to be worthwhile. Unless there are problems that you are aware of, it would be my recommendation ' that the City enter into such an agreement. � ' � � ' � � ' , � 14A �� ._ --'h—'� ' a -----� --.- �_----_- --- .-_' _--- � --- ---- - -- -- --- -- --- 14 B -- " JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this day of , 1974, between the Cities of Coon Rapids and Fridley, both located in the County of Anoka, State of Minnesota; : WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, the communities share joint boundary lines, being the centerlines of thoroughfares; and WHEREAS, they both recognize the need to assist the other party in the enforcement of traffic regulations upon said common bou�d- ; aries; and WHEREAS, the parties are desirous of exercising a power common to both of them pursuant to the Joint Exercise of Powers Act, Section 471.59 of Minnesota Statutes, in order to adequately protect the lives and property of persons residing within both communities the parties do agree as follows 1, For purposes of regulation and enforcement of traffic taws upor� those portions of thoroughfares which form common boundaries between the communities, all law enforcement officers of both communities shatl be authorized to enforce ali appticable laws and regulations upon such portions of the common boundary tines and all intersections thereof whether the location is in the City of Goon Rapids or the City of Fridley. 2. For purposes of this agreement, when a law enforcement officer makes an arrest outside of the limits of his City, he shall be considered te have been deputized by the other community under the emergency power of a public officer for assistance in carrying out a police function. Such arrests and prosecutions therefor shalt be I � ' I �, ' � � I , . , � , � ' � - l L r � , , ' . , , �. - . �.--. . . ----- -^---- - _ - - - _ -- - - _ __. . -- - --- ---�__ 14 C .. 5 _ _ , � ; , _ administered through the Police Department of the community in which the arrest is made. 3. While engaged as such deputized officer, the officer shall � remain under the control and direction of his own department which shali also be responsible for his actions. 4. This agreement shall remain in effect from and afber the _ date of its execution until such time as this agreement might be cancelled by either party. Canceltation shall occur only after 30 days written notice of the desire to terminate is given to the other party. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this agreement has been executed by and on behalf of each of the communities hereto as of the day and year first above-written. � . � CITY OF COON RAPIDS : By Mayor . ' and City Manager � GITY OF FRIDLEY , By i f Mayor ' � � and • � � City Manager � '� � / *p 4 .� � � 9�� :: � , � ��o INSURANCE SERVICES OFFICE OF MINNESOTA 1250. SIXTH ST.. ROOM 1229, MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. 55402 TELEPHONEi 1612) 332.740f � W. G. FREITAG, M�N�GER ' Mr. Frank G. Liebel, Mayor City Hall I. , 5431 University Avenue N. E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 � � � , , � r November 11, 1974 :` ��:Er: .�.:: �-= __ Dear Mayor Liebel: Fire Protection Fridley, Minnesota We have reviewed the municipal Fire Protection provided for Fridley, Minnesota with the excellent cooperation of your City Manager, Water Superintendent, Fire Chief, Building and Fire Protection Officials; Messrs. Davis, Volkman, Hughes, Aldrich and Clark. The new f ire insurance classif ication is Class 5; formerly a graded Class 6 applied. This represents an improvement of one classification. �, change from Class 6 to Class 5, in the state of Minnesota, means no change to the large number of residential occupancies insured under Homeowners, Dwelling or Apartment contracts. The change in classif ication makes no difference in sprink- lered property and little or no change in many other special schedule rated prop- erties. A change from Class 6 to Class 5 will affect the typical mercantile calss of prop- erty to a degree depending on the type of building construction, the ha2ard of occupancy and other rating features. The average effect is usually abaut -2% to -5%; however, specific hazards may cause increases to a greater or lesser amount. A copy of the Bulletin that was sent to Minnesota fire insurance companies and to Fridl.ey, Minnesota fire insurance agents, concerning the classification change, is attached. wjm:pj att. cc: Gerald R. Davis, City Mgr. Robert Hughes, Fire Chief Yours ve y truly, � � �n�� W. J. Mooers Assistant Supervisor Public Protection � , ' , � , . , � , ' ' 1 .� 4 �CF Y � , W. C. �R61TAG. MwH�G[� INSURANCE SERVICES OFFICE OF MINNESOTA . 12 SO. SIXTH ST.. ROOM 1229. MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. 55402 � TELEPNONE: � 612 ) 0l2.7�01 � September 5, 1974 T0: MINNESOTA COMPANIES _ � 15A FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA (Anotca County) FIRE INSURANCE CLASSIFICATION CHANGE The fire insurance class of Fridley will change from Class 6 to Class 5 as of September 15, 1974. This is a General rate revision. To service existing policies refer to the appropriate rules. Usually it is possible to 'chaage over to the new rates at the anniversary date of the policy. The class change does not effect dvelling properties. For zisks with specific rates, the following percentage changes apply until new specific rates are published. published building and contents rates for properties with Build3ng Symbols begin- ning with B, E, S, BV, D or IC and having a Coinsurance Symbol which includes 3a, 4a, or 6 should be reduced SY.. published building and contents rates for properties with Building Symbols begin- ning with A, AX, AM or S and having Coinsurance Symbols which include la, la-c, 2a, 2a-c or 3a should be reduced 2%. For properties rated cn the Simplified Mercantile Risk Plan, the published "MERC" percentage factor will not be changed and Cfie Class 5 basis rates may be used is�ediately unless the publication indicates a different fire protection classi- fication. • This percentage change for t}�e improved classification does not apply to rate3 published after September 15, 1974. W. C. FREITAG Manager �� -SPECIAL SULLETIN ,��i � � • FR►DLEY, hIN ,: r�,� ' SEPTE�1E3cR 15. 1974 • I �(1e fire insurante c�ass of Fridley wiil c6ange from Claas 6 lo Clau� 5 aa of Sep- -�� • temb�r 15. t97i. _ ; : , . ' .` .... i ��I'hu it a"Gmewl" rat< revisicn. To aervite esisting policies�teier to Ihe epproprinle� � ' rul's. Usuell� it is pw.ible ro chnnge o�er �o the new ra�e� at the anm enary da!e . of the polic�. f2efer to page 133 of the Rule Book. 7he dn.. change wil( not effecl i dwellinII [ieks. ior riska wilh sp<cific ratn. the following percenlage changn app�y uniil oew epeafic nw ue published. Pub�i�ed buildinq end eontenla ratn for properties wilh f3uilding.5ymbols beginning �� wit6 $. E, $. BV, D or IC and having a Coinsurance Symbol�whith indud's 3a 4a or 6 ahould be rcduced ii'o• •. Published 6oilding and eons ab ratee for propedio with BuildiaR Sytebob beginnin¢ -- ' pjth ,q, Ai(, l�ul�( or S and ha�ing Coineuraoce SymLols whicl� iaclude_ la, la-e, 2a,... ." 2a< oc 3a �hoald be reduc�d 2 i'o. _ • i�or properlies nted on Ihe Simpl�F�ed I�IercnnUl Riek��Pla❑ the �publ hed "MffZC° �� pertentsge Faclor will ool be changed �nd ihe Clase S basia ntea may be usecl imme- � diatel� unln Ihe publicalian-indicatea � diffcrrnl fire prnl<etion claeaificalion.. -- �[l�i� peremlage thange for tSe improved cl�uification don nol apply ro ratn pub- � ��n�d a[ter Sep�ember is. 1974. : . -�_ , ' ' `H ' ' ; " ", _ '-� �� , ;i.'.. [�ropertp:of Inn+noce Serv�ca Offic� i�:� �;iy � c � t i i tl S� i, CONSIDERATION OF AGREEMENT WITN GEORGE NICKLOW FOR RELEASE FROM LEASE OBLIGATION AT LIQUOR STORE AT 37TH & EAST RIVER ROAD - _� � , . . .wl�.� � � � . :�a 1517�i :�iILI.ER-�A� i5 Co. Dlinneapolis ' �CHITl:—� �ffice i:opy TF;LLG�S'—F>uYzr's G�PY GttE''i:_\'—Sc-iler'; Copy YI\K—F;!�yer's f:eceipt PUi�Ch-�A►SE AGREEN�ENT ..:.............A�'z'�.dze�...................Minn., ..........._.....................................,, 19....7..4 RECEIVED OF . .G�ORG�'...N.iCK.L.Q.w,....ox:..a�s,�.g.z�.� ........................................................................: ...........:..... ...... ' the sum of......._ ...............................................................................................................(�.................._.....) DOLLARS ................................................. .as eaznest money and in part payment for the purchase of property az I(Check, Cash or Note — State tiVhich) ...................................................................................................................:............. ................................situated in the . Y Anoka„,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, $tare of biinnesota and legally described as follows, to-wit: � Count of ........................... � , That part of Lot 38, Auditor's Subdivision No. 39 indicated as "subject property" on attached Exhibit A which is made a part of this purchase agreement, consisting of �' approximately 0::50 acres, the exact legal description of which shall be agreed upon between the parties and included in the contract for deed. , ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' � 1 ' ' all of which property the undersigned has this day sold to the buyer fot the sutn of: • Fifteen._Thousand„Three.;Hundred.,and,no„hundredtlzs-,----,.-.---;-----.(�..�5,R;300.;00,._) DOLLARS, which �he buyer agrees to pay in the following mannet: Earnese money herein paid � ......:................. and ,�..7, 000,.00,...., cash, on ............:............................., the date of dosing. $8,300.00 on a contract for deed, payable in monthly installments of an amount sufficien� to amortize the principal balance of the contract for deed plus interest at the ra�e of Eight (Si) per cent per annum over a Five (5) year period. The first znstallment tc� be due on the day of January, 1975. Buyer shall be entitled to prepay any or all of the balance due on th� contract for deed without penalt�. It is agreed between tha pari.ies that shou�d ihe City.of FridZey decide that it wishes to buiZd an off-sale .Iiquor store an said praperfy at any time prior ta January l, Z980, tha� fhe buyer, or hzs successors or assigns, wi�.I agree to sell said propertr� back to the Cit� of Fridle� far the sum of $15,300.00 plus znterest and real estate taxes which the buyer has paid on said real estate. As partial consideration for the above sa1e, the parties agree that any obl�gation of the Cit� of Fridleu to Georae Nicklow for the �ease of a portion of the bu�id-ing adjacent f off-sale liquor store, y obligation in connect= ' a � � � lne seIler furt� agreeme�t have beeq In the eve, H become null av v �.�c, The' [�� inmme pr � �v p Absr � .c � aU;� , .c U :, F+ . .. 1 r �} n �� _._ 'I �� f, � i ; i '� ( � � �;; ; 1 ' f V I , �' i � r 0 } 9 � ..' i,til V � � � L i !^ ( ; i� � � _ �� :' . ,} � ' �„� • � � � � I� t , f � ;c � � �a i � _v � `� I � � '.:i ' A � J� i � ; — _ � - , � ' �r � �o -{� � : =' � j � � ' - � 3 -z � _ ; - .-- ._, �r =r_J�y �_ 's�-� -. _ � '�'-� � �� .�'; � �; . � . _ - - - -. . _ __.. __, �...�� -i,� � � - ---_ _. ----- -- � __ - ------ - - _ �"v' .` �.i.�„�� ".' _'""_'--__ � ` - � . � _ ` � '� � — - "'_, _ 4 "� y -'7� 6 t� '` ` ^--�` f / ,:. ' -.' 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SUBJECT: A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING GENERAL REVENUE SHARING DATE: OCTOBER 31, 1974 The attached resolution would put the City in the position of supporting general revenue sharing and would urge the Congress to continue the revenue sharing program. Approximately 6.8% of the total revenue for the general fund budget in 1975 will be made up of revenue sharing funds. The total dollar amount will be $196,776. � I vA RESOLUTION N0. � 1974 I ' A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING RE-ENACTMENT OF GENERAL REVENUE SHARING WHEREAS, General revenue sharing (State and tocal Fiscal Assistance Act of 1972, Title I) will expire at the end of 1976; and WHEREAS, General revenue sharing is a program which the City of Fridley has supported in the past; and � WHEREAS, This program has shown itself to be among the most effective and efficient means of transferring Federal funds to local government; and WHEREAS, General revenue sharing allows local government maximum flexibility � in establishing local priorities and developing programs to meet these priorities; and WHEREAS, The Department of the Treasury, through -its Office of Revenue Sharing, ha�s demonstrated the ability to implement this program with an absolute minimum of administrative "red tape;° and WHEREAS, In spite of the importance of this program for local government, many individuals and many Congressmen are critical of the program; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT, The City of Fridley continues to support the concept of general revenue sharing and its embodiment in the State and Local Fiscal .4ssistance Act; that the City of Frid1ey urge Congress to re-enact the program on a multi-year basis; that the staff of the City of Fridley cantinue to work with other public interest groups in pursuing a strategy for re-enactment of revenue sharing; and that the administration of the City of Fridley is hereby directed to send a copy of this resolution to our representative in Congress. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS � � DAY OF ~�%� � , 1974 FRANK G. LIEBL, MAYOR = . ATTEST: MARVIN C. BRUNSELL, CITY CLERK � � � ' , r � � � ' , , ' ' li" , MEMO T0: MEMO FROM: SUBJECT: DATE: City Manager and City Council City Assessor Penalties and Interest on "Islands of Peace" land November 6; 1974 The City is liable for the taxes on Lots 3 and 4,.Block 2, Hayes River Lots. I have applied for tota7 abateme,nt of these taxes for 1974 but the law does not exempt us fran taxes due in 1973. The Application for Abatement of the penalties and interest has been completed, 6ut the County Auditor said that Council Action should back this up. Therefore, I have attached the following Resolution. The savings in penalties and interest up to November 15, 1974 is $456.15. The abatement for 1974 taxes amounts to $2,383,00 f or taxes and $1,004.90 for special assessments. 1973 1974 Lot 3 Tax $1,163.28 Lot 3 Tax $1,197.50 Specials �5,�� Specia7s '4�� Charges 225.04 Charges 200.67 $1,909.36 � $�,872.93 Lot 4 Tax $1,163.28 Lot 4 Tax $1,191.50 Specials 566.62 Specials 524.14 �T;129.90 1,715.64 Charges 231.11 Charges 205.88 $1,961.01 1,921.52 Total • $3,870.37 7ota1 $3,794.45 Net to be Paid 3,414.22 Of this amount 000.00 Savings $ 456.16 $1,004.90 is fo 3,794.45 Specials 1,Q04.90 . Savings $2,789.55 Total Savings $3,245.70 less City share of $670.59 or a net of $2,575.11 , RESOLUTION W0. f� -1974 A RESOLUTION TO HAVE THE PENALTIES AND INTEREST WAIVED ON TAXES DUE IN 1973 - WNEREAS, The City of Fridley by negotiation owes the taxes due in 1973 on Lots 3 and 4, Block 2, Hayes River Lots, AND WHEREAS, The Option Contract was signed April 7, 7973, AND WHEREAS, This negotiation was not settled at the time said taxes were due. NOW THEREFORE, The City of Fridley asks the Anoka County Board of Commissioners to waive penalties and interest on said taxes due in 1973 and will thereupon forward a check to the County of Anoka Treasurer for the amount of $3,414.22. The exaci amount as stated on the 1973 tax statements. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS � DAY OF �i�f�'Y• , 1974 ATTEST: CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL M-AYi�R - FR�NK G. L EBL 18A ORDINANCE N0. � AN ORDINANCE ABOLISHING THE OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE _ THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: That the office of the Chief of Police of the City of Fridley is hereby abolished and that the duties of said office are assigned to and combined with the duties of the Assistant City Manager/Public Safety Director. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, THIS ��, DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: CITY CLERK + � � � � � � �� ' ' � � < <I � � :,. MEMORANDUM T0: NASIM QURESHI, CITY MANAGER FROM: JAMES P. HILL, ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER/PUBLIC SAFETY DIRECTOR DATE: NOVEMBER 14, 1974 . SUBJECT: ABOLISI-IINENT OF CHIEF OF POLICE POSITION � Attached you will find applicable data pertaining to the above subject. It would be my recommendation that City Council adopt the ordinance prepared by our City Attorney to ensure the legality of the abolishment of the Chief of Police position even though Council has already adopted the 1975 City budget without funding for this position. j 0 MEr�oxEwnuM T0: E1lERETT ti4. McCARTHY, CHIEF OF POLICE FROM: JAMES P. HILL, ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER/ � . PUBLIC SAFETY DIRECTOR � DATE: SEPTEMBER 3C, 1974 . SUSJEGT: ABOLISHMENT OF OF�ICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE This is to officially notiiy you that due to the lack of justifi- cation for the position of Chief of Police and in the interest.of economy, I have recommended to the City Manager and City Council that this position be abolished. Ta this end, the Chief of Police position has not been budgeted for 1975. Although the Chief of Police position is budgeted to the end of 1974, the effectiv� date for the abolishment of this office could be prior to December 31, 1974,�if that be the desire of the Council. You are advised of the above recommendation and acticn so that you can plan your future and take the appropriate steps you deem desixable with respect to your retirement fund. c - City Manager � 0 M u c , � � ., .• I '. , ' ' � � , ' � MEMO T0: City Manager MEMO FROM: City Attorney RE : DAT E : "MEMORANDUM Termination of position of Chief of Police September 4, 1974 ISSUE: Whether the City of Fridley may terminate the position of "Chief of Police° LAW: Under the provisions of the Charter of the City of Fridley, the City Council is given the sole power to create City Offices. One method of creating such City Offices is by ordinance pursuant to � Section 6.04 of the City Charter which provides in part: "There shall be a city c1erk, city treasurer, city attorney and such other officers subordinate to�the city manager as the council may provide for by ordinances.° Section 6.03 of the City Charter also gives the Gity Council power to cre�te City Offices but does not specify the manner in which such power is to be exercised. Conceivably, a city office could be cre�ted in accordance with Section 6.03 through a resolution, motion, or other formal action short of an ordinance. The Chief of Police is generally considered to be a public officer, 16 McQui1lin, Municipal Corporations, SS45.08 (3rd Ed. 1972�, and, as such, would be governed by th� above charter provisions. Zn construing the above sections, it may be contended that Sec�ion o.03 is a general grant of po4ver while Section 6.04 merely sp°cifies the manner in which such power is to be exercised; or that each section is a specific grant of power authorizing the City Council to create City Offices in which case the t44jo sections should be construed, if possib1e, so that effect may be given to both. Minn. Stat. SS645.26 subd. 1(by analogy} The later constuction will be dealt t�vith her°in since it �vould result in the most liberal and broadest possible inter- pretation of the City Charter. With respect to Sectian 6.04, there is not any ordinance to the extent of n�y research creating the the office of "Chief of Police." The only ordinance provision relating to the police department is SS102 of the Fridley Code (1973) which adopts by reference Ch. 419 of M�'rnesota Statutes providing for tne creating ofi the Police Commission. Section 102 of the Fridley Code and Ch. 419 give the Commission complete '•. � ' 1 ' ' � , ' , ' r. �I �� ' , ' ' ' � control and supervision over the employment, promotion, discharge and suspension of all officers of the police department; but the commission is not given authority to create or abolish offices within the Police Department. However, as stated earlier, it may be possible to create a city office such as the office of Chief of Police through council action short of an ordinance pursuant to SS6.03. It is not clear whether such action was ever taken by the City Council. � In any event, it is clear that the City of Fridley presently has the office of Chief of Police, whether val�dly or invalidly created, and the issue is how to abolish such office. If in fact an ordinance was never passed pursuant to S$6.04 or a motion ar resolution never passed under SS6.03, then the office of Chief of Poiice was never validly created, and no formal action on the part of the City would be necessary to terminate such a"nonexistent° office. If the office was walidly created, either by ordinance, resolution, or moti�n, the City clearly has the power to abolish such office in accor- �ance with its charter provisions. McQuillin, Municipal Corporations S12.39 (3rd Ed. 1973). The only charter section dealing with the abolishment of City Offices is SS6.04 which provides in part: "The council may by ordinance abolish offices which have been created by ordinance....° Consequently, if the position were created by ordinance, it may be abolished by ordinance. However, since this is the only charter provision governing the abolishment of offices, it ��ould appear to be the exclusive pracedure and an ordinance should be passed abolishing the office of Chief of Police regardless of the manner in urhich it was cre ated. Ii has been held that an office created by resolution can be abolished by ordinance. 3 McQuillin SS12.121, supra. Since it is not apparent in what manner the office t��as created, the most appropriate method of abolishing the office would be by ordinance. In the event the office of Chief of Police is abolished, the tenure of the current Chief o� Police is automatically terminated. See q�enerally 3 McQuillin 512.116 et. seq. supra. Although P�inn. Stat. 5419.07 requires a hearing and written charges before an officer may be removed or discharged, it has been held that such a provision does not prevent the abolishment of an office in the absence of restrictions in this respect. Id. SS12.119. Minn. Stat. contain no such restrictions. Moreover, it has been held that Civil Service Laurs, and la4vs to protect veterans, Soldiers' Preference Laws, etc. do not forbid the abolishment of offices in the public service Nrhere such of ices are abolished in good faith in the interest of economy. Id. �� 12.119, 12.120 i�� '� ' I ' ' ' MEMORANDtTM T0: FRANK G. LIEBL, NfAYOR FROM: JAMES P. HILL, ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER/QUBLIC SAFETY DTRECTOR DATE: APRIL 12, 1974 . SUBJECT: CHIEF McCARTHY I am in receipt of your letter of.inquiry concerning the task being performed by Chief McCarthy as a police officer as well as seeking my feelings r.egarding a pay raise for the Chief. As you probably noted in my survey report of the Police Department in September of 1972, I made reference on page 26 and in chart�3.14 that the position of Chief of Police should be eliminated. These recommendations were made, as the result of my evaluating the Police Department and determining the exact. manpower needs including the type of manpower based on a scientific method of study of actual workloads. This is stili my basic evaluation of the situation. There is absolutely no need for an individual to hold the classification or � position of a Chief of Police in the Fridley Polzce Department at�this time, based on the current organizational structure. As I indicated in my report, there is a need for individuals to hold other areas of responsibility. Of primary importance was the area of police officer, which we have been success- ful in accomplishing to date, along with civilian technicians. Obviously, Chief McCarthy does not fit in either of these categories due to his classifi- cation. I would severely doubt that the Chief would be agreeable to a demotion in rank to carry out the needs of either of these tasks. There is one xemaining position that has not been filled that Chief A1cCarthy would be closer in line with as described in my survey. 1'his position being an administrative assistant. Chief A1cCarthy has from time-to-time filled out various survey reports and also spent a week in a school on the topic af an employee safety programs (O5H.�), and reported back his findings to the City staff. These assignments, however, have been very infrequent and hardly worth mentioning. Chief hicCarthy simply does not possess the educational back- ground or experience to actively fill the role of an administrative assistant as it relates to dealing with higher statistical data and formal planning, research and completed staff reports that I would require for a full-time � administrative assistant. In addition, I have reconunended t11at the administra- tive assistant be of no highe.r rank that a police sergeant who would possess the necessary background. A later thaught in this area may simply be a civilian employee with possibly a bachelor's or master's degree in the subject area. � m Memo to - Mayor Liebl Subj ect - Chi ef hicCarthy -2- . In essence, Chief McCarthy's position can not be justified at this time, nor obviously could I,in all good conscientiousness recommend additional pay for the position he now occupies. It is only due to humanistic values that I associate with the Chief as it relates to his number of years of service in Fridley, that I would not recommend the abolishing of this position at this time. Despite the fact that we, the City administration and taxpayers, are paying in excess of $15,000.00 a year to Chief McCarthy, I still feel that we should allow him to remain in his current position, status, and pay, until he is eligible to receive his retirement, which I understand is September of this year. After that time, there would be � absolutely no justifiable reason for continuing this position. Very truly yours, . � 'i��''C� � James P. Hill Assistant City hlanager/public Safety Direetor 0 ,. • �� , ' i ' TO: FROM: DATE: MEMORANDUM NASIM QURESHI, ACTING CITY MANAGER JAMES P. HILL, ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER/PUBLIC SAFETY DIRECTOR NOVEMBER 6, 1973 SUBJECT: SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT FOR CHIEF EVERETT MC CARTHY As you are well aware there has been a rather delicate internal situation within the Police Department concerning Chief McCarthy. I wi11 not elaborate on the history of this problem, or its causation factors, as this would serve no useful purpose at this point in time. The primary point of consideration is the fact that Chief McCarthy is currently receiving a salary of $15,5C6 per year from the City of Fridley for which, due to multiple reasons, there is practically no productivity in return. There is also no pra�tical foreseeable solution to this lack of productivity. In addition to the salary, Chief McCarthy receives the normal city benefits plus the expenses for attending the Annual Inter- national Association of Chiefs of Police Conferences and the F.B.I. National Academy Assaciation. Chief McCarthy also receives a city car allowance. T��e above situation obviously creates a very unhealthy and unwise problem which places all concerned in a rather precarious posa_tion. In accordance with the Sy-Laws of the Fridley Police Pension Association, Chief McCarthy is eligible for a pension on September 1, 1974. This is based on Article XVI Section 1, Subsection (a) which states: "Any member of the age of 50 years or more who performs duty as a member of the Police Department of the City of Fridley for twenty (20) years or more, upon his written applica- tion after retiring from such duty, sha11 be paid monthly during his lifetime a pension equal to 35 units and an additional unit for each year of such service in excess of twenty (20) years, but not to exceed 42 units." Chief McCarthy currently meets the age requirement and will have ful.filled the length of service by September l, 1974. '' The term "member" referred to in Article XVI Section 1, Subsection (a) above is defined in Article I, Section 1 of the By-Zaws of � the Fridley Police Pension Association as: "Member means a police- �� ' man, police wnman, police matron, radio engineer, clerk, or other person duly appointed and regularly entered on the police payroll I and on active duty." jll ' �1 li � 1. . ' TO: NASIM QURESHI FROM: JAMES P. HILL DATE: NOVEMBER 6, 1973 � � �__ 1 � ' , ' ' r �j �' � J Chief McCarthy has advised me that he would agree to the following basic concept as a solution to our mutual problem: That effective at a mutually agreed upon date in the near future, Chief McCarthy would be assigned the duties of a special advisor to the Public Safety Director. In such capacity, Chief McCarthy shall be carried in this duly appointed position and regularly entered on the police payroll and on active duty. Chief McCarthy would perform his new assign- ment out of his place of residence upon specific request from the Public Safety Director. The compensation for Chief McCarthy's service shall be in the form of a monthly salary equivalent to the City's portion toward his pension (currently approxi- mately $200.00) plus his portion (currently approxi- mately $56.�0) plus a one dollar binder, if necessary. This would amount to approximately $256.00 per month for approximatel.y ----- six months. Chief McCarthy would not be entitled to any other salary, compensation or benefits, exclusing the standard benefits of the pension association and ci.ty severance pay in effect at the time of his retirement on September l, 1974. Chief McCarthy has agreed to utilize all accrued vacation time (approximately 2 work months) priar to his retire- ment. No additional leave or vacation will be accrued after the beginning of his special assignment. The proposed plan would have to be clearly defined in legal terms and will possibly need the approval of the Pension Association, City Attorney, the Police Civil Service Commission, and City Council. It is my recommendation that we expeditiously pursue this plan , with our City Attorney. If this plan can be implemented it would be of mu�ual benefit to the City of Fridley and Chief McCarthy. In additian, the City would appreciate a savings of � several thousand dollars in ineffective salary for one-half a year. ' � � ' NOTE: Agreement could not be reached regarding the above concept. 11-14-74 �. �1 1 ± __. � ' ' ' ! i , � 0 � � ORDINANCE N0. 514 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CITY CODE BY ESTABLISHING THE OFFICE OF ASSISTANT CITY MANAGERIPUBLIC SAFETY DIRECTOR AND AUTHORIZING DUTIES FOR SAID POSITION � THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DOES ORDAZN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. There is hereby created the position of Assistant City Manager/ Public Safety Director for the City of Fridley. • SECTION 2. The Assistant City Manager/Public Safety Director shall perform . such duties as are prescribed by the City Manager. Among those duties specifically authorized is the administration of the Police Department of the City of Fridley. The Assistant City Manager/Public Safety Director shall be the administrative head of the Police Department. All duties previously assigned by ordinance or statute to the Chief of Police shall, from the effective date of this ordinance, become the duty and responsi- bility of the Assitant City Manager/Pu�blic Safety Director. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF T'rIE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS 19TH DAY OF' di1�'E, 1972 . � .� . � . ,,,; �f;t��'4, +� .� �-� � + f'a'�� ::r: �,. i s�� ...�� 5 . .!. _ �„� MAYQR - FRANK G. LIFEL - � ' ATTEST: ` ��/�C� �.�:�..�.� � `' t�L ��._s�.t' ' CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL ' �� ' ' First Reading: June 5, 1972 Second Reading: June 19, 1972 Publish: June 28, 1972 i : , i � i� ; �1 , �� 1 ' ' ' , � ' '- ' , ' � ' ' ' ' CLAIMS . GENERAL 37729 - 37968 LIQUOR 9327 - 9374 � 20 �I �rx , , CONTRACTOR'S LICENSES TO BE APPROVED BY COUNCIL AT THEIR REGULAR MEETING ON NOVEMBER 18, 1974 PLUMBING . . APPROVED BY: Bob's Circle Plumbing 52 East Road Circle Pines, Mn 55012 By: Robert Schneider Citywide Plumbing &�Heating 2912 Bloomington Avenue " Minneapolis, Mn 55407 By: Stan Northrup EXCAVATING Betts Sewer & Water 19352 Jackson Street N.E. ' Cedar, Mn 55011 Bys Eugene"Betts BLACKTOPPING D. J. Krone & Sons, Inc. 2020 117th Lane N.E. Blaine, Mn 55434 ` By: Dennis J. Krone HOUSE MOVERS Dale Movers, Inc. 7816 Central Avenue N.E. Spring Lake Park, Mn 55432 By: Dale E. Peterson GENERAL CONTRACTOR R. J. Hagbert Construction 1308 79th Avenue North Brooklyn Park, Mn 55444 By: Russell J. Hagberg B. Sandin B. Sandin B. Sandin C. Belisle C. Belisle C. Belisle u �°,, , ?1 A � LIST OF LICENSES TO BE APPROVED BY THE CITY COU`aCIL AT THE MEETING OF P�OVEt1BcR i8, 1974 ' TYPE OF LICEPJSES BY APPROVED 6Y FEE . , CHRISTt�9AS TREE LOT 75th & University Ave. Gordon J. Aspenson � Deputy Fire Chief 5125.00 Lt 5, Blk 2, Commerce Park 17 Rice Creek t�1ay (100. Qeposit) ' Fri dl ey, t1^! 280 Mississippi St. Ernest L. Fitch Deputy Fire Chief 125.00 ' 1121 Oak Lane . ._ Circle Pines , 250 57th Avenue Gopher Evergreen Deputy Fire Chief 125.00 7372 Landau Dri ve 6loomington : � 755 53rd Avenue Frederiek Latz7g Deouty Fire Chief I25.00 Route 2 P�erri 11, l�li sc. � 5300 Central Avenue Dennis Neubauer Depuiy Fire Chief ]25.OQ 1 �620 University Avenue Frank's Nursery Deputy Fire Chief 125.00 EP�iPLOYEE DISPENSING , Beate I. Ahlers Shoreti��ood Inn public Safety Director 5.00 2782 )7th St. NlJ , Cath�rine E. Anderson Shore�rood Inn Public Safety Director 5.00 7137 ��organ Avenue No. . ' Jer1 h1. Betl and Shoret•rood Inn Publ i c Safety Di rector 5.00 7749 P�organ Avenue N0. ,Rosina E. Chaffee Shore��ood Inn Public Safet,y Director 5.00 2244 Pike Lake Dr. Ne►•r ari ghton , � . ' Mary E. Christensen Shore�rood Inn Public Safety Director 5,00 257 99th Avenue ,' alaine : Patricia A. Ctvrtnik Shores��ood Inn Public Safety Director 5.00 1560 Fernda7e Avenue NE � Roger D. Gearnart Shorewood Inn Public Safety Director 5.00 9Q4 41. Burke Avenue , ' Rosevllle Sandra L. Gearhart Shoret•�ood Inn Public Safety Director 5.00 � 5041 5th Street NE Irene R. Gustafson Shore��ood Inn Public Safety Director . 5.00 8050 Centra] Avenue ' Sprinc� Lake park Continued fll - T 21B , LIST OF LICENS�S TO BE APPROVED SY Tf-4E CITY C�UNCIL AT THE P1EETING OF NOVEMSER 18, 1974 I' TYPE OF IICENSES BY APPROVED BY FEE . • EMPLOYEE DISPENSI��G - l' n F. H k t e,o A n an el Shorewood Inn Public Safe y D�r ct r $5.00 1248 Highvie�� Drive , ` n Jean C. Ha son Shorewood Inn Public Safety Director 5.00 I 1551 County P.oad H . !� Muri el J. �1i ck ] i n ShoreN�ood Inn Pub1 i c Safety Di rector 5.00 : $68 66th Avenue �ao. , Constance P�. Munson Shorewood Inn Public Safety Director 5.00 718 lllth Avenue NE Blaine ' Teresa A. Murphy Shoretivood Inn Public Safetv Director 5.00 . 11933 Terrace Road � ' � , Blaine t�lendy J. Muynes Shore4��ood Inn Publ i c Safety Di rector 5.00 1387 75th Avenue P�E , Frid]ey Caro7 P1. Ni enkerk Shore��ood Inn Pub] i c Safety Di rector 5.00 ,]270 Gibbs Avenue . St. Paul �Kathleen P. Nutter Shorewood Inn Public Safety Director 5.00 557 221 st Avenue Nl,! Cedar ' Judiih A. Olson Shorewood Inn Public Safety Director 5.00 7300 Cartisian Avenue No. �Sue E. Pappas ShoreNrood Inn Public Safety Director 5.00 7206 Indiana Avenue No. �Linda L. Perkins Shore��ood Inn Public Safety Director 5.00 1OG38 Quincy Blvd. ,Elizabeth A. P,ixen . Shore�•rood Inn Public Safety Director 5.00 12G0 Hi gh:��ay 100 NE Kathleen E. Soular Shore��aod Inn Public Safety Director 5.00 ' 1544 87th /lvenue NE t4aureen C. Su171van Shore��ood Inn Public Safety Director 5.00 1200 Hi gh�•�ay 100 � ' Qonnie Jean Tunsky Shoreu�tood Inn Public Safety Director 5.00 4000 Hayes Street I� tdanda L. t•lagner Shore�•�ood Inn Pub i 1 c Safety Director . 5.00 3413 Edrrards Street , Continued (�� . � �' LIST OF LICENSES TO 8E APPROVED BY TNE CITY COUNCIL AT THE MEETING OF NOVEMBER 18, 1974 � �� TYPE OF LICENSES BY APPROVEO BY FEE EMPLOYEE DISPENSIN(; ' Barbara C. t�lelch Shorearood Inn Public Safety Director , �S.OQ 6407 Camden Avenue No. . � Ann L. t�Jilliams Shorewood Inn Public Safety Director 5.00 5160 Hackmann Avenue NE � �ridley . Dona Jean l�loltering Shore►dood Inn Pub]ic Safety Director 5.00 ' 7341 Tempo Terrace , CIGARETTE , Tire�City, Incorporated Rodger Wedell Public Safety Director 12.OQ , 5333 University Avenue �. - �Fridley . 0 D E S B I P F 0 TA L SH �ENT 'Tire City, Incorporated Rodger Wledell Health Inspector 12.48 .-. 5333 University Avenue (Pra-Rated) � SERVICE STATION 'Tire City, Incorporated Rodger l�ledell Building Inspector 30.00 S333 University Avenue Deputy Fire Chief � ' - ' ' ' , I � ' ( Z 1 .�..�. , , r/y u�,; ��Z� rk� l� n, ,�� I ��21 �/2-c�t�f �� .C'� ��-1-Ci /� % �3� I ' � • �__. ' Ci of Fr'dte =��T t � ,' �T iNC TO! Q� TNi Tq/N{ � rz ; � � � rfr'+••�•�� GONNUMITY p(VRt,O►M[qi dV� � �t � MOT�CTIVR r1/P[CTIOM 0[►L I (` f �. . ' CITY NiLL �111pL[r i��i! L..�.� � `.J N2-�f0-7��Q i �. , , � � r � I , �� 10 - Eupiration Date:__ Q�',;�� .��.� n ,�'-,1'^a �; HOUSE TRAILER APPLICATION 1J31/73 I 1 1 1 800 � i A. Name of Applicant: �/��,t-t� ,��-,-�/ T � � Addresa : � C�n � �� /�j��. � B. Ownership of Trail'e"r':" -� ,- ��i� , . C. Description of Txailar (Make and Size): �' � � � � S. ' D. Name of Owner of I.and; T'`L � / r , � i e:,�� Addreas : '� J C� � �� - � . GC - ' Y �. Period of Time Trailer ia to be 3tored or Occupied; , Z F. Uae of Txailer: ��?J f� r� �- G. Signaturea of Adjoining Property Owners GranCing Approval: ��$� ��.�� ,�.�J ��s .� ,�.��.,�.�-�� '� � L,r� :1 �;-.� :.� �./1�Y�v•4� � l� �-�`:,�CS"' . 4,�'7 t`�✓..c1"f_n�--�^ � � �' / ��-r�� '► i1- � � �, � � ��<<(�_ � , G�,u-'-�,,-� . ��.6z-� ��_ � -��.� A. Locatlon of rail.�x on Prop�ased Property (Attach Plot Plan of Property): %1 Gc�.� � , � � I: �Where Truilez ie tp ba accupied, What ia; � 1. Ralat�.anehip between Trailer 4wner and Land Owner: ��-�-,-�..�— �/� , 2. Names and Agss af A1.1 Occu�anta ; 1-� ��-t .� E-r��-c.�� -%%i'2 Sf=t :� t.1�i�> % 7 ,' . �F� �;;�;. 3_ �' -11 - ��` � �� t� .��.! � � !'i- ,. r 1 3. Facilities Far Sawage Aiaposal, WAtex and Electricity: � - l �.Z� G`�-' J:t? ti'r.'�'�-�-C_� --' .e.P,_-,� ' . �, -..�',' .,,{ . i±. �_ . , �-:-t.{ �-C��/ The application, when preeented to the City Council ahall ehow the recommendation af the Zoning Ad:ninietza�or and/ar fiuilding Inapector. Plsase find attached check in th� smount of $7.50 for parki�ig, $25.00 for , accupyin� a houas traller. I V � _ �� -✓ . � �� 7 I -� ApplieanC Dake Appxoved �y� R�ecs�.PyN�� I� � I�icenae No, , 0 �� .� , . 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ESTIMATES FOR CITY COUNCIL CONSIAERATION - NOVEMBER 18, 1974 Peter Lametti Construction 615 Drake Street , St. Paul, Minnesota 55102 For Sanitary Sewer Improvement No. 113 (Central Avenue Relief Sewer) (PARTIAL.EST. #2) Comstock & Davis, Inc. 1446 County Road "J" Minneapolis, Minn. 55432 ' For furnishing resident inspection and resi- dent supervision for the staking out�of the following construction work PARTIAL #5 for Sanitary Sewer & Water Improve- ment Project No. 115 from September 30 through November 1, 1974 PARTIAL #8 for Water Improvement Project No. 109-B from September 30 through Navember 1, 1974 PARTIAL #2 for Sanitary Sewer Improvement Project No. 113 from September 30 through November 1, 1974 PARTIAL #10 for Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm Sewer Improvement Praject No. 114 Mr. Carl J. Newquist Smith, Juster, Feikema, Haskvitz & Casserly Suite 1250 Builders Exchange Building Minneapolis, Minn. 55402 For Prosecution work rendered during October, 1974 Mr. Virgil Herrick Weaver, Talle & Herrick 316 East l�iain Street Anoka, Mi:znesota 55303 For :�ervices rendered during October, 1974 L^ �. $ 58,910.01 922.83 14.52 2,274.16 2?4.10 1,455.50 1,196.25 0 TIME RECORD FOR OCTOBER, 1974 PROSECUTION WOP.K 1. Preparation, Travel and Time in Court for 31 Court cases and 6 Jury Cases. 29 hours 00 minutes �, 2. Investigation and Process of Complaints including office conferences, phone conferences, correspondence and preparation of 32 Formal Complaints. 10 hours 15 minutes 3. Police and Court Administration. 00 hours 00 minutes � TOTAL 39 hours 15 minutes . . � � • . . . u � � �STpTEMENT � � . SMITH, JUSTER, FEIKEMA, HASKVITZ and CASSERLY _ . . � � � � . ATTORNEYS AT. LAW � � � . BUILDERS EXCH4NGE 6LDG. � � � � � - . MINNEAPOIIg, MINNESOTn 33q02 � � SUeURBAN OPPICEE � � . 399- fael. . . � OSlEO . � , � � � � � FRIOLEV � . • 1 , City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Attn: Nasim Querishi, City Manager L . C�N . p�E115E�RETURN TN15 vOHTION WITH YOUH V�YMENT . � . DATE � . . —_. .. . _ • � FORWARDEb FROM LAST STATEMENT 10-31-74 For legal services rendered as Prosecutor for the City of Fridley. October 1974 Retainer. $1,000.00 Secretarial Services 100.00 Time in excess of 30 hours (9 hours, 15 minutes) 325.00 Cost of Deposition 30.40 (Patricia Runquist) 1,455.50 I dec!are under p�r,a�ties of !aw that this account � im or dem�nci i� just ard cor- rect a' tr no rt o" � has beeri pa�d _ _�(..t.'E" � Sign ture o Giaima �� SMITM,JUSTER, FEIKEMA, MASKVITZ �ND CASSERLV � � •TTOFNEYS AT LAW _lj�:.�i wa � J • BALANCE $1,455.50 23 A . LAW OFFICES � . � - . � �Z R � � („J 1J WEAVER, TALLE & HERRiCK �.�:�.CHARIES R. WEAVER . � � � . . � � 316EASTMAINSTREET � �HERMAN L. TALLE ANOKA,MINNESOTA55303 � .� VIRGII G. NERRICK - . 421�5413 � . ROBERT MUNNS � � � � � � .�. �: �JAMES D. GIBBS � . 'WIlL1AM K. GOODRICH THOMAS A. GEDDE JEFFREY P. HICKEN I November 13, 1974 ' ' CITY OF FRIDLEY ' �ctober Retainer: $1,000.00 Cocuicil Meetings 10 hours eetings with Staff 3 hours onferences with Administration 4 hours itizens Inquiries 2 hours � Legal Research and Memos 9-3/4 hours � ,7eZZberg vs. Fridley 1 hours ity Charter Commission 2-1/2 hours 32-Z/4 hours �'lours in excess of 30 @$35.00 per hour $ 96.25 ecretarial AZlowance $ 100.00 � � TOTAL ......................$I,I96.25 , , VCFi i , �� i 1 � � f. . � � �- � �. � : � 1 . { , . . � 3 , � �. . . � � � � 4 �� . � JAP�UARY 1 S M T W T i S 1 �2; 3 4 . 3 6 7 8 9 10 11 , 12 13 14 l5 lb 11 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 .' 26 21 28 29 30 31 � �' �MQY s M 1 w r F s 123 ' 4 S 6 7 8 910 . 11 12 13 14 15 lb 17 , � 18 19 20 2] 22 23 24 25 2b 27 2$ 24 30 31 , . 'SEPiEPrSBER S M Y w T F' S 1 2 3 4 5 6 , i 8 9 10 11 12 13 ' 14 15 l6 17 13 i9 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 ' 28 2� 30 ' � ' , ' , ' ' ' ' � __ 24 : 1975 CITY COUNCIL MEETING SCHEDULE FFBRUARY , MARCN. � APR11 � f A1 T W T i S S M T W i i S 1 M T W T i S 1 � 1 2 3 4 S _ 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 6 7 8 9 101112 91Q31j2131415 9101112131415 13141516U1319. 16 17 18 I9 20 21 22 16 11 13 i9 20 21 22 ZO 21 2Z 23 24 2� 2G 2 24 25 25 �Z7 28 � o�'�, 25 2fi 27 Z8 29 Z7 28 29 30 JU(UE �1ULY � AUGUSi S M T W T f S S M T W T f S S IA- i W 7 f S 12345b7 123�45 •:l2 8 9 10 11 12 13i9 b7$9141i12 34Sb789 ]5 IS U i8 i� 20 21 13 i4 15 l0 17 18 19 10 ]1 2 i3 14 lS lb 22 23 24 25 25 27 29 2D 21 22 23 24 25 26 i1 18 19 20 21 22 23 29 3U 21 28 29 3� 31 �'� 25 26 27 28 29 3a� : OtTOB�R NOY�hi�FR DECfMBER S M T W T F, S S /d T W T F S S M T W T i S 123.d 1 1 23456 5(6�7 8 R]0 11 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 . 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 12131415�6i118 9i01112131�#l5 � 14151511i81920 � 19 'tU 21 22 13 24 25 � 16 11 18 �4� 2� 2l 2� �� 2i 22 23 2d 25 26 2T � 25 21 28 29 30 31 : � 0 24 25 26 21 28 24 28 29 30 31 � ► . ORegular Council Meeting � Council Meeting and Public Hearing � . � V _ x ,;='_ � � - , . , . .. � . , , : . . . _. . ,; . �.. ; , . . . ,: _ .: � . . � . . . „ . , _ .. . ; ,,: �i .. ., - .. .. . .�., . � . . .� .. . ... .:4 ... � . . � - � _ - - ,; � _ _ - w: � � ' +�--:�.��..a. ---�L°.,.�.ri� ` ' � � .� ':, t g CHARTEP. OF THE + ' , �i '. � : '.>.' . �'�: � ;; ..• ,...,2� , `. �-"�� ,��' . , �� . -',' ;: 'P` ' � �`.• = , � ' �. 5ection 2.08 SALARIES AND shall have power to rnake im•esti- EXPEtiSES. The ma��or and each gations into the city's affairs, to councilrr:an shall rece�ive eacfi subooena �vitnesses, administer year reasonable remuneration or oaths, an3 compel the production salary, the amount and payment of books, papers and other c'.ocu- of which sha21 be prescribed by mentary evidence. The Council ordinance duly adopted on or be- may at any time provide for an fore No�ember lst of the year examinatian or audit of the ac- preceding payment of the same. counts of any officer or depart- Until the fiist such ordinance is ment of the city government, or it duly adopted the mayor and each may cause to be made any survey- member of the council shall re- or research study of any prablem ceive such salaries and compensa- affecting the city or its inhabitants. tion as were received by the Mayor Each such investigation shall be and councilmen of the Village of authorized by resolution of the Fridley. �i/hen authorized by the council. council its members shall be remu- Section 2.10 INTERr EP,.E�tiCE . nerated for their reasonable ex- WITH ADI�ZINISTRATION. Ex- penses incurred in connection tivith cept for the purpose of inquiry the the city's business. The City man- council and its members shall deal ager and all subordinate officers with and contro2 the administra- and employees of the city shall tive services sole?y through the receive such reasonable compensa- city manager, and neither the tion as may be fixed by the coun- council nor any member thereof cil, shall give orders to any of the Section 2.09 INVESTTGATION suborciinates of the city manaoer, OF CITY AFFAIRS. The council either pub)icly or privately. Chapter 3 Procedure of Councii Section 3.01 COUNCIL MEET- F ficial busi - INGS. On �he first of ness day in January follo�vin� "a re�ular municip:�l election, the council shall meet at ihe city hall at the usual time for ihe holding of cour.cil meetings. At this time the ne�vly elected mem- bers of the council shall assume their duties. Thereafter ttie coun- cil shall' meet at such ti�nes as may be prescribed by resolution, except that they sh111 meet at fl fixed time not ]ess tt�an once each month. The mayor or any three members of the council inay call special meetin�s of the counci] upon at least t�velve I�ours' notice to each member of the council. Such notice shall be delivered personally to each memher or be lett at the member's usual place of residence with u person of suit- �. able age and cliscretion then resid-� ing therein, or written notice thereof shall be left in a conspicu- ous place at ti�e resi�ence if no such person be found there. The presence af any rnember of th^ council at a specia] meeting shall constitute a�ti•aiver of any formal notice unless he appear; for the special purpose of objectin� to the holding of such meetir.o. The council may provide by o*dinance a means by �vhich a minority may catn�;el the attendance of �b�ent members. All meetin;s of the council sliall be public and any person shall have access to the minutes and records th�reof at all reasonable timcs. The mayor and each councilman shall have one vote. Sectian 3.02 SECRET:lRY OF COUNCIL. The council shall choose a secretary and such o:her . , ,ti 0 2� A � JANUA�Y f M 1 W T i S � . �1 2 3 �S . S 6 1 8 9 10 11 �12 13 14 15 1b 17 18 19 2a 2i 22 z3 24 2s 26 27 28 29 30 31 � .'��,�AY S M i W T F S . 1 2 3 ' 4 5 6 7 8 910 1112]3 14 15 16 11 '-i8 19 20 Zi 22 23 24 - 252�27 28 24 30 31 SEPTE��I6ER , s M T w � F• s Q 2 3 g 5 6 7 E 9 10 11 12 13 � 14151b1713i920 2i 22 23 24 25 26 27 � 28 29 30 � � � ' 1975 HOLIDAY SCHEDULE fEBRUARY � s �c T w r F s 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ll 12 13 14 i5 1 17 ]8 19 20 21 22 13 24 25 25 �11 23 JUP�E S M i W T F 5 1234561 8 9 10 li 12 13 14 15lbUi�i9202� 22 23 24 25 26 21 28 29 3D OtTOB�R S IK T W T F, S I234 Sb7891�i1 12 13 14 15 1� 11 i8 1� ZO 21 22 23 24 25 26 2J 28 29 30 31 A�ARCH. S M T W T i S 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 11 13 14 15 16 17 l8 19 20 21 22 ��a �'� 25 26 21 28 29 -JULY S M i W T F S 123�5 6789]01112 13 14 15 10 U 18 19 ZO 21 ?Z 23 24 25 25 2? 28 29 3Q 31 N0�'EM�F� S M i W T f S � l 2395678 9 10 ]1 12 13 14 l5 15U18i9207i22. �� 24 25 2 2 28 29 u �s APRiI S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 ll 12 13 14 15 lb i7 18 19 ZO 2] 22 23 24 15 2� � 27 28 Z9 30 - AUGUSi S M• 7 W T F. S � �. - � y 34567'89 .]0 -11 12 13 l9 l5 16 . il 18 19 10 21 2Z 23 �`� 25 25 27 28 29 3D � DECEMBf R S M T W i. F S 123456 7 8 9 10 11 l2 13 14 15 15 l7 18 19 20 21 22 23`2�i 2� 26 21 28 29 30� 31� � OThe following holidays are those which are guaranteed to all City Employees for 1975: New.Year's Day _. January l. . Wednesday • Pxesident's Day Februaxy 17 Monday Memuzial Day May 26 Monday 4th of July July 4 Friday Labor Day September 1 Monday� Columbus Day • October 13 Monday Veteran's Day � November 11 Tuesday Thanksgiving Day November 27 Thursday Christmas Day December 25 Thursday � Suggested holidays for 1975 are as follows: Day aiter Thanksgiving; November 28 Friday . . As part of the beginninq of the holiday season, this day is usually ... a kery quiet work day, and a2so a day when familfes can be together. Christmas Eve December 24 " Wednesday New Year's Eve December 31 Wednesday Thesc days are customarily half-days off. The past year the City has nuthorized only Christmas Eve as a full day off, zather than a half-day off as in previous years. \ � i� MEMO TO: CITY MANAGER FROM: DATE: RE . ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT NOVEMBER 15, 1974 HOLIDAYS - 1975 o�� 'A tThe following holidays are those which are guaranteed to a11 City Employees for 1975: � . New Year's Day January 1 Wednesday President's Day February 17 Monday Memorial Day May 26 Monday , 4th of July July 4 Friday Labor Day September 1 Monday Columbus Day October 13 Monday ' Veteran's Day November 11 Tuesday Thanksgiving Day November 27 Thursday Christmas Day December 25 Thursday ' ( ' Suggested holidays for 1975 are as follows: Day after T.hanksgiving: November 28 Friday As part of the beginning of the holiday season, this day is usually a very quiet work day, and also a day when families can be together. Christmas Eve December 24 Wednesday. New Year's Eve December 31 Wednesday These days are customarily half-days off. The past year the City has authorized only Christmas Eve as a full day off, rather than a half-day off as in previous years. ' This item is being brought up at this time due to the indication from the Council last year considering the possibility of laying out a schedule of extra holidays for the entire year. This allows, not only for the City to schedule work projects, but also for the employees to better plan their work load and vacation schedules. The days noted are on the attached map. The major concern this year is also the fact that the Public Works and Parks Employees, represented by Local #49, are entitled to a tenth holiday. This holiday is to be determined by the City Council. There- fore the City Council must designate a tenth holiday for the employees represented by Local #49, and if it can be coordinated with holidays for other employees, this would make operation of City Hall much easier to work with. o��'B , City Manager ' November 15, 1974 Page 2 ' The days noted are based on past experience and the ability of the family to be able to be home together on the specified dates. i � PJH/ms . , � Enc. , r � � � � � . � �� - � �� 1 ��` °�� 1 . 1 ' , � , I��. �, � � . . I r � � 4 f �� I �'J � � r 1� �� ti . , � �� ._.�� , . �,�'� �� r � � i �� l , � �.� �^� V �� '� . � n � �/�.� � ` �/ `�/ I��l. � / � " - �n. � C��..�� r�� , ,_ � _...: � � �!.-C`��t �—�., �.e�Y-� . ti/� � . . ` ��,,,��. ti � . . / i'��'��{:,�' �j �� ,.,• �. -! �} �� , � L�.�. ,�s �� i �� J" � 1X� f ./ /% � ��-- �r � ,l. - � -� �' ,�L�, �,� ; .�/'� �'.-�. t� �a..-ri' ��-:'�: �-c �� . 1 ., 1 jj =T /��:!S �'Ch't--� `rl. �-.iC.;��v'l�-�.-/\.l -'C�� // ,�.��/��1�~ L4..� � , r � ,^^ /' ` i, �✓t-, s -� � 4 " .LJ�+� L � � ��'�'�''� �! r ��L � � % l.�" ` �� , � Z�Ly � 4 �� l� � 0 0 i li , , ' , ' , , 1 � Dear SRA Member: SUBURBAN RATE AUTHORITY 13520 Bellevue Drive Minnetonka, Minnesota 55343 November 8, 1974 � 7 . As you know, effective January 1,.1975, the r�innesota Public . Service Commission will assume jurisdiction of rate regulati•on of public utilities in Minnesota, including Minneapolis Gas Company. The uniform franchises our membe'rs have granted the Gas Company will remain in effect, but the rate regulation features of_thein and the SRA regulatory system will no longer be in effect. The SRA Board of Directors has been considering the question - o� the future role of the organization for the past months and, after much deliberation, has come to"the conclusion that it is aesirable that the organization remain in existence and that its functions be somewhat modified to recognize the changed regulatory system. At its regular meeting on October 16, 1974, the SRA Board adopted � a set of reconunendations to the membexship for reorganization of the SRA. These are attached in enclosure No. l. In essence the Board recommends that the 5RA be continued, its activities broadened , to include electric utilities, its membership opened to any municipality in the metropolitan area, and that its prime role be one of general oversight and monitoring of gas and electric utility services and max- ' imum input into the rate-making proceedings of the Public Service _ Commission. , � �J �I� �� ' ,i ' Pl.ease note that the Board's recommendations are only recommen- dations; the final decision as to participation rests w ti h each municipal council. There was a general consensus, however, that the primary reasons far continuance were as follows: 1. The two most critical rate filings to come to the PSC wi11 be the first NSP filing and the first Minneapolis Gas Co. filing which undoubtedly will be made soon after January l, 1975. The PSC decision in these filings will set the pattern £or future rate-setting and establish the basic principles for future rate-setting. 2. The SRA is an on-going organization, with funds avail- able to it, enablinq it to actively and effectively participate in these initial PSC determinations. . a t II�1 �� ' i � � 3. A critical question for SRA members is the disposition of funds in the Minneapolis Gas Co. overage account established under the existing uniform franchise. It is essential that this account be properly recognized in rates established for SRA mer.lbers. 4. The same need for cooperative activity in presenting the municipal point of view to the PSC exists as existed in dealing with Aiinneapolis Gas Co. 5. Unless SRA broadens its activities to cover electric , utilities there will be no effective joint municipal voice in electric rate tnatters before the PSC. .� 7-A There are a number of other reasons for continuance, many of 1 which are quite obvious to you; but they are best summed up by saying that joint and cooperative action in a field as complex as utility regulation is more effective than individual effort. I think the - ' history of the SR.A's success demonstrates that fact. • , � ' , , � � �� ' ' The Baard directed the attorney to draft a new agreement embodying the principles set forth in its recommendations. The agreement and model authorizing resolution are attached in Enclosure No. 2. As the : agreement is drawn the reorganized SRA will come into existence when seven of the present menbers tile the necessary documents. (Under the present agreement, seven is the minimum number necessary for the continuance of the organization.) Any member choosing not be par- ticipa�.e in the new organization will be entitled to a pro rata share of SRA assets as provided in the present agreement. I knaw the council will give serious consideratian to continuing the SRA, and I sincerely hope that it will be continued. Because time is short, the Board requested that action be taken prior to December 1, if possible, so that necessary arrangements for shifting to the new organization can be accomplished by January l, 1975. Council action by motion or resolution indicating intent to participate and communicated to me or Mr. LeFevere by letter will be sufficient, and the c�ocurnents should be executed and filed as soon as possible thereafter. Also attuched as Enclosure Na. 3 is a d�aft franchise for I15P and a memo explaining its development. The Board instructed me to send this to all members far their information: Thanks for your consideration and I look forward to hearing from you soon. � DA:DJK:caw. Enclosures cc: City Clerk Very �ruly yours, SUBURBAN RAT� AUTHORITY /s/ Donald Asmus Donald Asmus, Presid�nt a � . II � �I , I I � ' , ' ' , ' � ' � �� ' � . �� LAW OFfICES , �MITH. cTUSTER, FEISEMA. H.ASSVITZ 8c CASSERLY CMARTERED WYMAN SMITM � � � . � SU1TE 1250 � IEONARO T. JUSTER � � - � � . . � . � � � � � . . QUIlOERS EXCk{ANGE 6WLDING MENRY M. PEIKEMA � � _ � . - � � - MINNEAPOUS: MINNESOTA 55402 � � � � � . RONALO L. HASKVIT2 � � � : . � � � � TELEPNONE 339-1481 � � � JAMES R. CASSERIY � � . � � . � � � . . CARL J. NEWOUIST �� .� � � � � �RICLEY OFFICE - � � MARK E. HAGGERTV : � - � � Q�1 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N. E. � � � � � � FRIDIEY, MtNNE50TA 55432 � ALVIN S. MAIMON . . - � - � � . � . � tEIEPHONE 560-6870 � . � � IRVING JUSTER . - , . � . - . � � � � � �� : � � . - � � , 0/ GOUNSEL � . . . . . . . � � . . � . . November 14, 1974 City of Fridley 6441 University Avenue N.E. fridley, Minnesota 55432 : Attention: Marvin Brunsell, C1erk In Re: Application for On-Sale Liquor License, King's Chalet, Inc. Max Saliterman Dear Marvin: I enc1ose the application form furnished me far a corparate app1icant. I have also dubbed out a verified statement fior Mr. Saliterman to sign that I believe covers all of the material things in the ordinance. It is Mr. Saliterman's plan to have me incorporate the name King`s Chalet so that he will have a corporation King's Chalet, Inc. that wauld own the license. He would have all of the outstanding stock of the corporation. He has not rented the restaurant waiting with expectation that the referendum wauld pass so that a license would be available to him. There was some indication earlier from some members of the council that if an application were presented shortly following the election that it might be processed including the necessary public hearing so that a license would be issued prior to Christmas. The check for �2,258.35 covers the prorate on the regular license for five months which.is $1,875.00, $83.35 which is ti�e prorate for the Sunday license and the $300.00 inspection fee. The binder from Anderson Insurance Agency for the liability coverage required by the ordinance is also enclosed. I will promptly have the corporation formed and send you the copies of the Articles and the Qy-Laws. I have already checked with the Secretary of State for the State of Minnesota and find that the name is available. Mr. Saliterman will have no other investors. He understands that the ordinance does provide that within a year the manager must reside in Fridley or have such a requirement waived by the Council. Ne also is • '. . :. a�' � � ,e � Marvin Brunsell � Page Two November 14, 1974 � aware that he will need to get licenses for the persons dispensing the liquor and applications for such persons will be made as soon as their . employment is under way. There may be other licenses for food and � cigarettes that he needs and app7ication will be made for those separately. � � None of those so far as I can see require a public hearing. Yours truly, � ' - ' Wyman Smith . . ' �WS bek - / � Enc. cc: Max Saliterman ' � . � . , ' , ' � ' : ' � � , ' I . _ �' � f � ' � � ' � ��-B � 603.069. Where a new application is tiled as a result of incorporation by an existing {icensee and the ownership controi and interest in the license are unchanged, no additional license fee will tre required. 603.070. Sunday Liquor Sales , The annual license fee for "Sunday Liquor Sales" shall be as provided in Chapter 11. This fee is in addition to the fee charged for an "On Sale" license. All provisions of this ordinance pertaining to the "On Sale" license shatl apply to the "Sunday Liquor Sales" license, insofar as practicable. 603.071. Granting ot Licenses In order to assist the City Conncil in investigating the facis set out in the application and in order to determine the eligibility of tha appNcant for a license, pursuant to the proviSions ot this chapter and of the State Law, the , City Councit may appoint a License Board. In the event that such license Baard is established, it shall be. . organized in such a manner as the City Council shall determine by resolution. 603.072. •All aPplications for a license shall be �e�ef.fed to� the Public Satety Director, and�lo such other City Departments . ..�.,.__ .�..�._. as the City Manager shall.deem necessary, Ior verification and investigation of the facts set forth in the application. The Public Safety Direc!or shall cause to be made such investigation of the information requested in Section 158.Q4, Subdivision 3, as shall be necessary and shall make a written recommendation and report to the License Board, or to the City Council, as the case may be, which shall include a list of all violations of Federal or State faw or Mnnicipal ordinance. The License Board, or City Council; may order and conduct suCh additional investigation as it shall deem ,necessary. Upon receipt of,the,writt2n,report and recommendation by the Public Safety Director and within twenty days _ . �._ .. _ _-. , thereafter, the Chairman of the License Board, or the City Council,,_shallwinstruct the City C1erk to cause to be ,._ , _�,. . . <,:_� - • ..,.,,,-..,.�M published in the official newspaper ten days i.n advance�a notice of a hearing to be held by the License Board, o� . . . .�.. . _ . _ _._ . _._ the City Council, settinc� forth the day, time and place when fhe hearing wilf be held, the name of the applicant, the premises where the business is to be conducted, the nature of the business and such other information as the License Board may direcl. At the hearing, opportunity shall be given to any person to be heard for or against the granting of the license. A license, ather than a renewa{, shall not be approved before the next regutar meeting of the City Council following such hearing. 603.073. NoC tess than ten days nor mose than fifteen days aiter the date for submitcing renewal applications, the License Board, or the City Council, sha(I hold a public hearirig. Notice af the t+me and pRace oE said maeting and the faCt that renewal applications w+ll be considered shall be published in the official news�aper ten days in advance ot the hearing. Opportunity shall be given to any person to be heard for or against the granting of a renewal license. �n the event the License Board hofds the hearing, it shall, within fifteen days after the hearing, make a report of its investigation and hearing, together with recommendations, to ihe City Council. In the event that the License Board is unable to complete its report wiihin that time, they shall report such fact, together with reasons lheretor to the City Council which shall extend the iime for the report for such reasonable time as it deems advisable. 603.075. After receiving such report and recommendation the City Council shall conduct, within a reasonable time, such additional hearing as it may deem advisable and thereafter shall grant or refuse the application in its discretion. 603.076. 1. Each license shall be issued to iFie appticant only. Each license shall be issued only for the premises described in the application. 2. No license may be transferred to anolher person or to another place without complying with the requirements Qt an original applicalion including the approval of the City Council and the Liyuor Control CommissionE+f, as required, except as provided by Section 158.07, Subdivision 5 and Subdivision 9. • 603.076 Sunday Liquor Sales Granting of Licenses 603-5 ' , � ' , � .. C�� o r��lle - � � 6131 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE ANOKA COUNTY 560-3450 FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA SS421 ' ' � LICENSE AND INSPECTION DEPARTMENT FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA _ ' CORPORATION REGORD The following record must be submitted and on file with the City of Fridley before any licenses or permits are issued. ' NAME OF CORPORATION Kin 's Chaiet Inc. Ph ne N 9 , o _ o. ' FRIDLEY ADDRESS 6259 Highway 65, Zip Code 55432 HOME OFFICE ADDRESS 25 University Avenue S.E. Zip Code 554a4 Phone 336-8619 ' Home 926-9247 ' OFFICERS OF CORPORATION ' PRESIDENT Max Saliterman � ' HOME ADDRESS 4025 Cedar Lake Avenue, St. Louis Pa��p Code 55416 Phone �26-9247 VICE PRESIDENT ' HOME ADDRESS Zip Code Phone SECRETARY Della Saliterman �� ' HOME ADORESS 4025 Cedar Lake Avenue, St. Louis Pa�1ip Code 55416 Phone 926-9247 , TREASURER HOME ADDRESS Zip Code Phone ' � If foreign corporation (not Minnesota corporation) list following: '� ' STATUTORY AGENT ADDRESS Zip Code phone ' , ' � , J i � . , . � � �� ' T0: CITY OF FRIDLEY, ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA 6431 University Avenue N. E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 ' � I, a natural person do hereby make application for Intoxicating Liquor On-Sale License under Chapter 603 Fridley City Code. ' 3a ' ' ' 3b 3c ' 3d ' ' ' . Name of applicant: �1ax Saliterman Street residence address: 4025 Cedar Lake Avenue, St. Louis Park Place and date of birth: Minneapolis, Minnesota July 7, 1906 . Other names of applicant: None. . Name of business and certificate: King's Chalet, Inc. (To be incorporated). 6259 Nighway 65 ' Fridley, Minnesota . Married or single? ��larried True name of spouse: Della �1. Saliterman Residence address? 4025 Cedar Lake Avenue, St. Louis Park Place and date of birth of spouse: P�linnPapalis, Plinnesota June 10, 1916 3e. Applicant is registered voter? �' Place: St. Louis Park . Spouse of applicant �s registered voter? , Place: ' 3f. Street � 40� ' ' ' yes or� yes or no no I � � APPLICATION FOR LICENSE CITY Or FRi ��.E'� SUNOAY "ON SALE" LIQUOR LICElvSE 'This form is to be used in making application to the City of Fridley for the sale of Intoxicating Liquor on Sunday in the City of Fridley at certain Hotels and Restaurants I pursuant to Chapter 691 of the 1967 Session Laws of the Minnesota Legislature, allowing I 'the serving of Intoxicating Liquor on Sundays between the hours of 12:00 Noan and 12:00 Midnight. �-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I�, ' FULL NAME OF LICENSEE Max Saliterman � . CORPORATE NAME King Chalet, Inc. , LIST OFFICERS AND TITLfS Max Saliterman, President; Della Saliterman, Secretarv — ' ' LIST DIRECTORS Max Saliterman 1.ISi STQCKFiOLDERS Max Sal i terman ' ADDRESS 4025 Cedar Lake Avenue, St. Louis Park No. and Street or Lot and d ock o. _ , ' ' , L� 1 �UNDER 4�NAT CLASSIFICATION IS LICE�dSE APPI.IED FOR X (Restaurantj (Hotel) SEA7'ING CAPACITY 1,000 ;. EFFECTIVE DATE EXPIRATION DATE TRADE NAM� LICENSE N0. RENEWAL LICENSE FEE NAM£ OF 60NDING COMPAfVY AMOUNT pWNERSKIP TRANSFERRED FROM New CHANGE OF ADDRESS ' pATE AND PERIOD OF SUSPENSION DATE OF REVOCATIQN OR CANCELI.ATION 'The �ndersigned �ereby makes �pplication to the City of Fridl�y, Anoka County, Minnesota, subject to the iaws of the S�ate of Minnesota and the Ordinances of the City. ' � L ' DO NOT WRIT� IN THIS SPACE Approved: Denied: Dat�e: -- �yjCt;!^" Z�Q � ' ' 0 Total Fee Enclosed Date: �1�,.�.� �--� Signature of Applicant 336-8619 elephone Number . I � _ __ _ . - � � • . ' . II� ,� 3i. Criminal connections as set forth in 603.032 (3) I: � None � ' 3j. Business experience as in 603.032 (3) J: � , ' No � 3k. hiilitary service: • ' No , � 31. Re7atives or kin engaged in liquor distribution: � N° . '' 6. Le a1 descri tion of remises with 1ot 1an: 9 P P P P � Shorewoad Plaza Shopping Center . See City Records ' 7. Street address and floor plan: , 6259 Highway 65, Fridley � 8,000 square feet in restaraunt ' f3. Federal p�rmit: - None. , � ' 9. Amount of in busi� ' � build= prer � � f ' , .. . � .. J � � .. . ... . ,. .�.. '� • .. . . . � . � . • I ' � ' ` 11. Three character references: - Name Address I� , 1. Wyman Smith 1250 Builders Exchange Building, �' Minneapolis, Minnesota 2. Earl Patch G O J�/�/C1QJS �Pl�A/N a Co.� /�i�ii��/�G�1�� I � � �, 3. Bill Jensen Suburban Engineering Co., Fridley, Minnesota � ' 12. Taxes on premises paid? yes °r n° ($57,000.00 per year plus on Shopping Center in Fridley) ' 13. Desire Sunday "On-Sale" Liencse es or no , 14. I am a U. S. citizen by birth r naturalization. yes or no 15. Building on premises is nat located within 400 feet of a public school ' or of any church. True i16. The dining area, open to the general public, exceeds 900 square feet. . Yes _ � . , r� �� , `L�`v ` ' 'f ppl icant �— , DATED: November 14 , 1974. ' Subscribed and sworn tc� ' -''- -- �� ''. this 1� day of N� ' , . Notary Pub ' �� r I ' ' � �. � � �. 0 � ' I � � . CITY (i� F'�tli;l.�`i pQLITICAl. CO�d'fRI�3JiI0�! DECLARt�TIO�i (Attach t� Personal Inrorn�at�on form� (SUB�IT Iid CUPLI�AiE) Th�' City Council a�ishQs �� h�ve fra;n a13 a�pl-i�ar�is - indivi�ual, par�n�Mshi�, or corpara¢ivn, �nd ir►cic�vir+g also pz�sons r�qur°ed to cr,mpl�.� �.h� individua3 ��r�anal In`a��ti�� ;arrns a na��riz�d d�cla�-atio� o� �ll dit�c� ar �indirec� contr��.�io�1� ;,.�c� �o or in t�ha1 c o� a ca��7d�t� it�r Fric�l�y C3�� C�E;r�ci?:�.+y� �r t.��or, ir►�i�sd;ng �ut �� 1;mi��d to Car�di��s C�l:,_:��t��, tJoic�n�t�Ar Cc::�+i�;i:��s, e�c., for a� i C;ty e1�cxYCns �rc�n a:�d �n�lu�irtg 197i . �o �►�� gr�sen� cia��. . �his a��lition�7 f� ,��:,�;,yon is b-�inc� i^Qt�il�St�L �� $�i1S tf�:� to �?Ss�.�1��5i1 � �j;w�nCs�(;t?�'i� �fC*Y' Q[��t9iG �1C�'itS� C�:f1�'1€'1°i �u�lfi?1S �.`a �:Q��Ct �ny i� a�a��e 6��1 c w•r �� i �� soZ i c� ��•� �a� �� f ti cal ct�s��i bu �i ons t�r��ar �i�? b�ir�'�n flY � r-�:�i�g �e��i u,�,� c��:d�� coul� �,�:��sivdb7y b� m.�,�c•i��:g ��i;��r,ati�r� �� a 7�cLr�� w-��:�ai. ]. �a"`�� jlQr.! i;13�� 4t� C��.Y''3i�it�ibti� as �v�crib�� i� �� firs� � paragra�� bo��? . (C� r� � e c�� : ) �::s rso Z. If a��r is ��5, sta�� ar, to :�r�:c�n M��, a�� r�*.�.�n��sj: Nomina7 cont.ributions made in 1973 and priar years from personal �� account. �to contribution in 1974. � �. ?�� „ �r�� ;�':}r �� a �=�'r� ��r�: Max Saliterman � , �i�� ::�. __ . ��°s°: MIfVNESOTA COi1?1 �� : ��Kr S'a�aC�l'�i � � g ��' X � � ' ' ' . � , ' � I ' ' . CI7Y QF F3t�:uL�� PQLITICA�. COPlTRIk'.U�'I0�! DE�LAit117I0�J (Attach to Personal In�r4v�mation fo;�sn) (SUII�IT IN DUpi.ICAi'E) Th�Cii.y Councii wish�s to hav� ��r�m all ��licar�t� - ind3vid�al, par��rship or cor�ora�ion, anci i►��i��S�:�� lso p�r�ons r��ured to cc�:-�1e�4� tt�� 'ITldi•>ic!uai Personal Ini�o;�n�ii�� =o�+as a nv�arizzd _ ��cl�ration of all di4�flct ar inCyr��.� co;��rib��3�t�s n:�� to or in b�t��l�r o� a cG�adid�z� �er �r�i�l�� Cia,,u Cc�;:�ci��:,�n cr �'.�yor, in�l�adir.� bu�i r.�� liriit4d io C��ida�� C� ��3i:��, Yr.iL�te�r . C�.a�r��i��ea�, ��;c., t'or �ii C��y e3�cc�vr:s �rorn ��d in�3ra��ng 1971 �o �v�� pt��sen �: ci� �2. . T�is a�dit�o��l #��fl��ian is b�i�►� r�c��st�tt u�: �his �im,� �s� E:s��bl$�i1 a�+��.�� i�� f:�� 1�c°:r�5� ��s��'�� a�i�ns tfl pr't��ect a�� ii�4�� :ali':�r �ia�r b:�3�� sa��3zi��d �r�Y �v�3i��c�i co�.�r�bu�:ions ��'�� 6:� b±�r��Q� �� z�;��:�� €:�a� �� c,�d��L� c��aid c�r.c�idably b� r,:�;ci9�g a��;.�rz:��a�L�or� c� a ifcer�s� r4:��a1. l. Hav� �ou ��'� �s�;� c�n�ri�u'��cr,� �s u��sc�;��i ir, t�OZ f�rst p�ragr�p� ��u�� tG�r�� o��:) Y�S t�l� . 2. I� as�s�r �� r'�S, s�av2 y�ar, to ��hcm ma��, and ��.��s�: Naminal can�ributians m�3�e i� 1973 and orior ycars from personal accaunt. fto contrib�ation in 197R. �. �^� or �� i� � t� ��1 I ��;,.�e ��re : Max Saiiterman ��- �'I:i'l�'SOTr , _ 5�:� . CU�n�y: f��;��. �+��sc�r''" '19 �` I I F�rstate Fire & Casualty Company Chicago Insurance Company ' Geo. F. Brown & Son, I nc. BINDER T INSURER(5} ffVDiCATED BELOW CERT{FIES THwT Peri��taG t55ti�►tvGe oP w vouCV, TME iNSURER�S� i$ BOUND TO INStJRE: Reo Kings Chalet, Inc. . ' . ��ATION 6259 H iway 65 Fridley, Minnesotia Upon issuance date of Fridley Liquor License (��x:otiAM t �61NDER IS EFFECTIV� '�FN � � TO BOTN� OAYS �AT � ❑NOON. TMIS BINDER I5 SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS ANO GONDITIONS OF�THE POLICY REGULARLY ISSUED BY THE INSURER�S). WMEN THE POLICY � 'QR�iEiNSURER(S� IS 155UED, ITS OB6IGATION UNDER�THIS BINDER WILL CEASE> � . � � . � . . . � � . � - � TYPEOF�NS�R�N�E: Minnesota Liquor Liability inciuding Premises � Products Liability RAGE � AMOUNTS/LtMITS Minnesota Liquor Liability �L, � T. Liability 300,000 C.S.L. oducts Liability �AEDUCTIBLE . ADJVSTABLE RATES � �._^ . �� . As above on annuat basis �� TERM OF THE POLiCY TO BE ISSVED IS FROM� ._TO -TMIS B�NDER IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLI.OWING SPECIAL CONDITIONS� .�� .' . . � � � .. . PREMIUM � � , z: o, AM OTH DAVS AT ❑ NOOlh ; �,� � I I�f. THIS BINDER MAY BE CA�!('yE�LLED AT ANY TIME BV THE INSUREp. TH1S BINDER MAY BE CANCELLED AT ANY T1ME BY �THE INSURER�S) 8Y IVING TO YHE INSUREGeN�{S.��DAYS WRITTEN NOTICE OF CANCELLA710N. � `IV� I��, THE EVENT OF CANGELLATION OR EXPIRATION OF THIS BINDER WITHOUT A POL_ICV BEING ISSUEO. THE INSURER SHALL. BE ENTITLED � AN EARNEO PREMIUM FOR THE TiME iN FORCE AT SNORT RATE OF THE ANNUAL RATE AS CHARGED BY THE INSURER IF CANCELLED BY THE A55VRED; AND AT PRO RATA OF THE ANNUAL RATE 1F CANCELLED BY THE INSl1RER. �I' 3. � HIS BINDER IS MADE AND ACCEPTED SUBJEGT TO THE FOREGOING STIPULATIONS AND CONDITIONS AND SHALL NOT BE VALID UNLE55 �UNTERSIGNED BY THE DULY AUTMORRED AGENT OF THE INSURER�S�. � � I� F7 ' '�T s i' ' �� _ . . . . , . �w� , November 13, 1974 OATE . .' .��tFC'CIC�GFD�•39 IRE V. 3 �731 ❑ INTERSTATE FIRE & CASUALTY COMPANY L� CHICAGO INSURANCE COMPANY ❑ GEO. F. BROWN & SOIV, 1iVC. FoR: C i ty of Fr i d 1 ey __ _ B� � ' AUTMORiZEO REPRESE TATIYE ' , ' ' ' � Planning Commission Meeting - November 6� 1974 Page 12_ : said that if the tree had been dead a year, it can be used for : firewood. If it hasn't been dead a year, then it has to be removed' the same as other diseased trees. Mr. Lindblad asked who paid for the removal of boulevard trees? Mr. Huff said there was a state law that said the cost of managing the boulevard trees would have to be split by 50$ as a minimum. He said that if the people can remove the tree themselves, there would be no cost, but if the City removed the tree, the property owner would have to pay 50$ of the�cost which could be added to their special assessments and repaid over a five year program. We instruct the people very �arefully on how to remove these trees, and make several inspections on the trees, and check again after they have been removed. Mr. Fitzpatrick asked how long a tree with Dutch Elm disease ', is dangerous. Mr. Huff said that even if the tree was dead, as long as there is bark on the tree, the beetles can still breed in the tree. , Mr. Harris said he was particularly concerned about Oak Wilt. , He wondered if this could be stopped. Mr. Huff said this could be stopped 100�. It can be stopped by spraying the healthy trees because � almost any insect could transmit the d�:sease, and take precautions �' on any wounds on healthy trees, so no �_nsects can bore into healthy trees. If you trench and break the root grafts, you can k�ep a tree with Oak Wilt from passing the disease onto the next tree. We have ' had very good cooperation from the people on the problem trees in Fridley. Mr. Lindblad asked what the City's policy was on replacing dead ' and diseased trees. Mr. Huff said the Park Department has done a good job in the parks of replacing trees. As far as boulevard trees, we give the p�ople znformation on what type of trees they should use �' to replace the trees, if they so desire, but the City doesn't replace them. ' � Mr. Harris ask�d Mr. Huf� if he was familiar with the proposed tree nursery for the City? Wou1d he be involved with that, or would it just be the Park Department? Mr. Huff said that anything that had ' to do with natura� resources, th.e Park Department knew that they could call on him to c�ive them any help they might need. Mr. Huff said he was interested in this area also and he did have a forestry background. ' ' 1 ' ' L__l Chairman Fitzpatrick thanked Mr. Huf� for his presentation. Mr. Harris said he would like Mr. Huff to come back again when some decisions had been made for North Park. � � _' '_ .:..::�._,�� ' • u u • . Mr. Drigans said the Environmental Quality Commiss�on had asked in t}ieir minutes to have a joint mecting with the Planning Conunission and City Council on November 19, 197�. Fie said that as the Planning Commission had their work shop meeting on November 1$th and their regular Planninc� Commission meeting on the 20i�h, he didn't sec that the Planning Commission would want to have to attcnd three meetings in three nights. He asked the secr.etary how their -�,,,,,r> i , � ' CJ ' � ' ' � � ' � �II r � � Planning Commission Meeting - November 6, 1974 Page 13 agenc7a was f or the meeting on the 20th. It was determined that if they started their regular meeting a half hour earlier, they could meet with the Environmental Quality Commission af ter this iaeeting, as there wasn't that much on the agenda. MOTION by Drigans, seconded by Narris, that the Planninq. Commission recommend to Council, that if they desire a joint meeting with the Environmental Quality Commission, it be held at the conclu�ion of the reqularly scheduled Planning Commission meeting of Noverrrber 20, 1974, and that this meeting begin at 7:30 rather than 8:00 P.M. to aZ1ow more time for this meeting. Upon a voice vote, aZ1 voting aye, the motion carried unanimouslg. . 5. DISCUSSION � Mr. Fitzpatrick said he had been questioned by someone in Eridley that where one house faces the street and the adjoining house faces a side street, if the owner of the home facing the side street could put up a six foot fence along his back property line. This would make this a sa.de yard fence for the house facing the street. - Mr. Colbert said there was nothing in our Code pz'ohibiting this. We can't stop a progerty owner from having a fence along Yiis back property line. ' Mr. Fitzpatrick said that the property own.er facing the street could only put up a fence along his side yard, which could only be even with the front of his house if it was 6 feet high, but because this is the other person's back yard fence, the person facing the street will end up with a six fo(at fence all ,.the way to his front property line, which could be a traffic hazard. Mr. Drigans said he has this situation in his neighborhood. Chairman Fitzpatrick adjourned the meeting at 11:00 P.M. Respectfully submitted, � � _� : � �JC✓'-�-��c. � ��-C��! Dorottiy Ev nson, Secre�ary � �.. i Date Received CITY OF FRIDLEY PETITIUN COVER SHEET November 2Q, 1974 Petition No. 24�1974 object Installation of a street liqht on the East end of Woodside Court. Petition Checked By Percent Signing Refer.red to City Council Disposition Date � � I ' . - � ' � ' 1 ' �J il ' � ' �TITION FOR S"1�E::� LIGf?'1' `�Te, the �dex�i�ed, here'b,� petition �he ei�ty of �idley to inst?.11 a s�t?^e�} Z= �t o� the £ast end of ?+Tooc�side Court. �1 the sigr_ers axe reside�fs of Woodside Court and des�re a li�ht f�r securitv and �afetq. "'�?e street i9 a dsad—end strest, faur !�auses on each side, arzd. has a "- .° v-+ c�nt lot at �he �',�s t end. P4anV caxs ¢nter the s treet thinking 9.t is a�hrough street and these cars endan�er the Iives of the ehi?dren. T� �.dc�iticn, residents have sufiered d�n�.,� to t�ei?° 1�wns when c�xs yx-� to turn a.r�.zz�d. '1'he d.ead�-exid si�x does no grood �c� xe feel thai� ��9r 11.$.,.z�'tt;z�R wotx.7d f?3.v�? us, `f'he .p7c,ot��ti4n �hat �re need. � ?�'�e�mbQr 1, 1974 `l'�nk �ou. ,�.,. - . � ,� '� ��' � i 1� 2..� '` /„-, ��' �� _ �� „�,�,��<,��'�:� �_ �.i��.� {`� i �^ '� .__.�___�___ ��T,� f � y��-y J ��.sY�� _ ,� _ h`��-� ��P ��rr� �� .t=-v�? ✓' �� 'G�_':.,,C �.-.-''�'✓�__-- .d. .. „� �=. __ The � Pi�hth home is ci�xren-�ly un�ccugied. . ,. , �.,,. - ._.e.,._......._,,..�.�:::,...-- _ ._..,...,.�: ...-,:-.-..,;;, v i b1 � ��. ��-�' ___.._... l �� .s-,r�-- � � _ ��t� �f �t0��.�� ..,�%S ��?a�u � . /� �� 1�� - _..�.......�._,.�.._�_ _. ._ - - f;� f %� ��,? �� =� �� . _a... ._�.,..._ - ��...::.,....-;�;,�,:,