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12/09/1974 - 5770PATRICIA RANSTROM COUNCIL SECRETARY PUBLIC HEARING MEE7ING DECEMBER 9, 7974 i FRI�LtY �ITY COUNCIL - PUliLIC HEARI�G MEETIi�G - DECEMBER 9, 1974 - 7:30 P,�. � PLEUGt OF ALLEGIANCE: HULL CALL: A��PTIOid OF AGEfVDA : PU�LIC HEARIi�G: 7:32 Given All present Adopted as presented. PUBLIC IiEARING ON THE QUESTION OF ISSUING AN ON—SALE LIQUOR LICENSE TO MAX SALITERMAN FOR THE KING'S CHALET, I�vc,, LocaT�D A-r 6259 T.N. #65. . , , , , , , . , . l - 1 A Public hearing opened. i1r. Saliterman submitted plans for remodeling. i�ir. Savelkoul, Maple Lanes, expressed no objections to the issuance of the license to Mr. Sal7terman, f�ut felt if the CourrcTl were to limit the number of licenses issued, they should have priority because they had appli�d years ago. Public Nearing closed. Council action was to consider the issuance of the license an January 20, 79i5. Council set public hearing orr application for liquor license for Maple Lanes on January 13, 1�75. �L�1 :�US I i�tSS : CONSIDERATION OF A VARIANCE TO REDUCE MINIMUM LOT AREA, BY IVORTH METRO CONSTRUCTION, INC „ FOR ZOO E�Y �TREET y� E. ��OTS Z5 AND 26, BLOCK Il, SPRING t�R00K PARK ADDITION)iTABLED 10-21, 11-�5, IZ-2, 1J]��) Npproved. ..,2-2� PU�LIC HEaRING, DECEMBER 9, 1974 PAGE 2 I n�� Il�tss ��ONTINUED) RECEIVING OPI(�ION FROM CITY ATTORNEY REGARDING PETITION FOR CHANGE IN THE CITY CHARTER� �........ 3 Action was to receive opinion and forward it to the Charter Commission. RECEIVTNG REPORT FROM CITY ATTORNEY REGARDING � �IUTHORITY OF THE CITY TO ISSUE LIQUOR LICENSES AND CONSIDERATION �F POSSIBLE AMENDM�NTS TO CITY �ODE SECTION 6O3 -.-INTOXICATING �IQUOR� � � . � . . � . . 4 - 4 M Report from City Attorney received. Tabled con5ideration. i'VE'rJ �USI��ESS: CONSIDERATION OF HPPROVAL OF LEASE AGREEMENT BETWEEN ISLAP�D OF PEACE FOUNDATION AND CITY OF FRIDLEY� .�....5 - 5 B Approved contingent on State requirements. PiJb�ii. Nc�It�Ii�G, DE:Ctf�'113ER 9, 1974 PAGE 3 idtW �USZi��tSS: �(�CEIVING i�EPORT ON STUDY FOR A STOP SIGN AT b�TH f�VENUE AND t�AKER AVENUE, , � . � � , . , . . . . . , -6 - 6 F Received and cancurred w�th recommendation of Police Department and Engineering Department. . i�tCEIVING �ESIGNATIONS FROM CITIZEN BIKEWAY COMMITTEE AND CONSIDERATION OF I�EW APPOINTMENTS: NREAS t�l AND 3 , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 7 - 7 B Resignations received. No appointments made. RECE I VI NG .�I DS AND AI�JARDI NG CONTRACT FOR SS�S�� #116 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . � 6ids received. Contract awarded to American Contractin Corporation, ]5 40 Yellow Brick Road, Coon Rapids, in the amount of �107,745.G0. PU�LIC Hrt�RIi�G, �ECE('�BER 9, 1974 CU��lhlli iV I CAT I G�dS : Eli I�'I LM�ES : APPREC�IATION � � � , , . , , , � � , � . , � � Received. �1r. Wilmes made a presentation to the Council. 'LUGIS: GRAiVTS i�ECEIVED DURING YEAR� � F � � . . . , . . Received. �D��; 9:41 P.��l. � PAGE 4 �� lo - la a � ' ' � � ' ' ' , , ' � �� , ' � 203 THf MINUTES OF THE PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF THE FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL OF DECEMBER 9, 1974 The Public Hearing Meeting of the Fridley City Council of December 9, 1974 was called to order at 7:32 P.M. by Mayor Liebl. PLEDGE OF ALL[GIANCE: i P1ayor Liebl led the Council and the auaience in saying the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. � ROLL CALL: MEPI6ERS PRESENT: f�iEMBERS ABSENT: Mayor Liebl, Councilman Utter, Councilman Nee, Councilman Breider, and Councilman Starwalt. idone. ADOPTION OF AGENDA: ' MOTTON by Councilman Starwalt to adopt the agenda as presented. Seconded by Council- ' man Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, f1ayor Liebl declared the motion carried ', unanimously. ' PUBLIC HEARINGS: PUBLIC HEARING ON THE QUESTION OF ISSUING RN ON-SALE LIQUOR LICENSE TO MAX SALITERMAN FOR KING'S CHALET, INC.,LOCHTED Ai 6259 T. N. #65: Mayor Liebl read the Public Hearing Notice to the Council and audience. The Chairman declared the Public Hearing open at 7:37 P.M. Mayor Liebl called on Mr. Saliterman to present the request. Mr. Saliterman addressed the Council and informed them that he was the property owner of the block of stores in Shorewood Plaza. fle said he had presented a copy of the plans for the remodeling of the King's Chalet. He stressed, it would not be feasible to open the restaurant without a liquor license. He mentioned in the application, all of the necessary requirements of the State Statutes and the City Ordinances would be met. He r�r,utsted the approval of ihe 7icense to reopen the restaurant. He pointed out to the Counci7 that he had paid taxes in the amount of $5f3,217.28 per year and three of the stores in the Shopping Center are vacant. He mentioned those being the G& K Cleaners, Shorewood Cycle, and the restaurant. He continued saying he had � confidence in the area and thought the area would be rebuilt to the point that all of the facilities in the Center w4uld be rented. Mr. Saliterman said the restaurant facility is well equipped, and those contractors who had originally equipped it for the first restauranfi managers would again be involved in the equipment. He mentioned this firm to be Continental American of P4innesota. Mr. Saliterman said he was submitting the old and new plans for the Council's review. He further pointed out that if the license was issued, this would be a first c7ass rest- aurant. , P1ayor Lieb] asked the proposed seating capacity. Councilman Breider said the plans called for a total of 290 seating capacity, 210 in the dining room and 80 in the lounge. Mr. Saliterman said this was correct. Mayor Liebl said the proposai was for a 8,000 square foot operation. He pointed out � in the estimated evaluation submitted by the Administration, the Saliterman facil'ity land was valued at $22,000 and the building at $66,000 for a total of $88,000. Mr. � Saliterman mentioned that the other places of this type in the City were evaluated at $150,000. i�1r. Saliterman said the value will depend on how well the business does. Mayor Liebl said Mr. Saliterman had been the first applicant since the election when the voters had indicated they favored an increase in the number of liquor licenses to be issued in the City of Fridley. He mentioned that there had been other persons applying for licenses and listed them to be the Frontier Club, �laple Lanes and Mr. Bob Schorer who had applied for a license and planned to build a new facility if granted. Mayor Liebl said he felt the new Council should take the action on the liquor licenses. He mentiened that there were some strict policies and codes to be set up for this procedure. He said all of the other applicants in the past had to submit a floor i I � I 0 204. PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF DECEMBER 9, 1974 PAGE 2 plan of the proposed operation and also different designs to justify the request. Playor Liebl asked if Mr. Saliterman had submitted such a plan. Councilman Breider said yes, he had submitted a floor plan. P�layor Liebl commented that the members of the Council had received a memorandum from the Public Works Director which listed 12 items of concern of the overall condition of the property in Shorewood Center. t�lr. Wyman Smith, Attorney for Mr. Saliterman, addressed the Council and said he had not seen the listed stiupulations. They had not been submitted to him or Mr. Saliterman. He felt if these were housekeeping items, P1r. Saliterman should comply with the stipulations. Councilman Starwalt said an application was also coming from the Maple Lanes operation, and if these were all approved, there would be three large liquor facilities within a block of one another. i�lr. Smith pointed out that there is no question in P1r. Saliterman's mind that this would be good for business. He pointed out that the bowling alTey also needs a liquor license to compete for business. He commented that they were faced with the same situation as Pir. Saliterman is, they could not operate a competitive business without a liquor license. he said the other bowling alleys in the area had been issued licenses. fle again mentioned it woi�ld not be possible to operate a successful restaurant without a liquor license. �1r. Smith further stated that the issuance of the liquor licenses would complement the whole area, the bovaling alley and the restaurant would both thrive. hir. Smith said he had talked to the Savelkouls about this and they felt the sarne way, it is difficult to compete for trade without a liquor license. Councilman Starwalt pointed out to Mayor Liebl that the Council had touched on this the past week in his absence when he was tending to other City business. He said they had talked about how far the City could go in the liquor business. He mentioned the question uf whether or not the City should go to the maximiam in issuance of the licenses. �le said he was just one vote on the Council and thought ihis was a serious situation. I;e emphasized that three of the applications that had been received were in his ward, and there were already t�ao licenses issued there. He mentioned who knew how many others would be applying, tie commented that the present requirement was that the business do at least 50% of its business in food. tle felt this would be quite an endeavor and questioned if there would be enough market to handle this criteria. Mr. Saliterman said that he was prepared to make a large investment and before this is done, it would be worked on and researched to determine if this would be feasible. He said this is a nice area with good parking. He felt that there would be room for all of those who had applied. Councilman Breider mentioned he had been looking over the floor plan and noticed that the dance floor vaas surrounded by the dining area. He recalled there was a facility with this type of floor plan that was uable to do the business in food because of an arrangement like this. He mentioned the requirement of doing a 50/50 business in food and liquor. The City Attorney said the food income should total 50% of the income. Councilman Breider said this is the same situation as in a restaurant in Bloomington and they had been having trouble doing the required 50� of business in food. ,' Councilman Nee said Mr. Smith had indicated that the seating capacity of the proposed establishment would be 1,000 persons. He questioned if this was correct in light , of •the figures mentioned earlier that evening. Mr. Smith said this was not correct. ; Before the layout and plan had been prepared, he had estimated the 1,000 which ' was a total of 250 and as many turnovers as there would be per night. He said this seating capacity had been changed from what it had been. Mayor Liebl asked if the change in plans called for the change of the interior, exterior and change of fixtures. Mr. Smith said thepnterior would be changed, but the fuxtures such as tables and chairs were in g3od condition and would be used again. Mr. Saliterman agr•eed and stating they were in very good condition and will be used. Mr.Lbnald Savelkoul addressed the Council (concernirg Maple Lanes) and said he had ; just a few remarks to make. He mentioned what P�Ir. Smith had said was the position of Maple Lanes on this matter. He mentioned that Maple Lanes had applied for such a license some time agu, and he felt that they should have priority in receiving I � � � � ' � , �.. � i ' ; ' � ' � } � � � i � t , � ' � 1 � I ' ; ' ' � ' � i � � _ � ' ?n� PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF DECEMBER 9, 1974 PA6E 3 a license. He said he had no objections to the issuance of a liquor license to Mr. Saliterman. He said they would wish him well and hoped that he would be successful. He said he felt if the Council were limited to the number of licenses to be issued, they would have priority because of their previous application. He said he felt each application should be put forth and judged on its re7ative merits. He said he did not object to any other applicants as such as competition, he had no feelings about this at all. He said he thought this would be good. Mr. Savelkoul said he would like to have his application considered on its merits and not what would be formulated because of someone elses application. He mentioned if the priorities are listed, he recalled the time when the City first considered issuing the initial licenses and said they were one of the applicants at that time. Mr. Savelkoul called to the Counci7's atteniion that priorities were set at that time and someone had dropped out. At this time, the license was issued to Ground Round. He felt if this was taken into cons9deration, Maple Lanes shou]d be first priority. Councilman Utter questioned P1r. Savelkoul if he had been in contact with the Finance Director or the City t�lanager concerning their liquor license application. He asked if they had filled out a new application at this time. Councilman Utter updated t�tr. Savelkoui that according to Ordinance, there is a iimited time for the investigation and other administrative tasks involved. Ne mentioned that the public hearing would have to be set and publication of the notice would have to be ordered. Councilman Utter said Mr. Saliterman had submitted his application in ample time, that is why he was at the hearing stage at the present time. He also felt if the number of licenses was to be limited, this one should be considered. f�lr. Savelkoul said before the Council acts on Mr. Saliterman's license, he thought Maple Lanes should be considered. Councilman Utter asked Mr. Savelkoul if he had some plans to remodel the bowling lanes. Mr. Savelkoul answered, they would have to do some remodeling, they would have to provide a lounge. Mayor Liebl again questioned if they had a kitchen in the plans. Mr. Savelkou7 said they did have a kitchen at the present time. tle added, they had been serving food and having the restaurant license for 20 years. He said they also have a State license and City license for this. Mr. Savelkoul expressed, undoubted]y, if the business progressed, they would want to do more in the future. He recalled they had originally started with eight bowling lanes, progressed to 10 lanes, 20 ianes, and now have 32 lanes. � Councilman Utter said before the hearing closed, he would like to comment that he hoped every member of the Council would thoroughly read the ordinance. He stated, some of the requirements the City had not followed in the past. He hoped the members of the Council a�ould read and remember the content, and then follow it. 1 � � � � Mayor Liebl said he would like to see the change researched before the City ordinance is amended. ilayor Liebl asked if it would be pertinent that the City make these changes and implement this into the City Ordinance. The City Attorney said ihis depends on the Council and what they would look for in this type of licensing. Fle added, it would depend on what kind of businesses the City wanted. MOTION by Councilman Utter to close the Public Hearing on the matter of the issuance of the liquor license to Max Sa7iterman for the King's Chalet. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried I unanimously and the Public Hearing closed at 8:49 P.hl. iCouncilman Breider questioned if any formal action had been taken as far as setting a Public Hearing for Mr. Savelkoul for Maple Lanes. Ne suggested if not, this � shou7d be set for January 13, 1974. Mr. Savelkoul explained to the Council that he had an important engagement and � wouTd be on vacation during this time. He questioned if this could be handled the meeting after this one. Councilman Breider said this would be January 20, 1975, but ' the others are coming for Public Hearing the evening of January 13, 1975. He said the Council may want to hear ali of ihe requests and have the hearings at one time in one ; group. � _ _ __ I - - __ __ _ ___ _ ._. _ _-- __ _ —i I I i � 206: PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF DECEMBER 9, ]974 PAGE 4 Mr. Savelkoul again stated he would nat be able to attend the hearing at this time, they just would not be in town. He said it would be possible to rest their laurels on the application and the rest of the information to be given to the City Manager and Finance Director. Councilman Nee asked if they would be back on the 20th of January. Mrs. Savelkoul said no, they would not be back until later in January. The City Manager said it would be possible to set up the Public Hearing and continue it if there are any questions or concerns at this time. He said this would enable the Council to address all of the liquor license applications at one time. P1r. Savelkoul said they would be back all of the month of February. MOTION by Councilman Breider to set the Public Hearing on the matter of the liquor license application as submitted by Mr. Conald Savelkoul for Maple Lanes for January 13, 1975. The City Manager questioned if this would be ample time to get the Public Hearing notice out and the Finance Director said yes. SECONDED BY Councilman Nee. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. - Councilman Breider asked Mr. Savelkoul if it would be possible to submit the plans which had been submitted at the time of the previous application which were submitted to the Council at that time. (�lr. Savelkoul said he would do this. The City Manager questioned if the Council wanted the matter of the consideration of issuance of the license to Max Saliterman back onthe next meeting's agenda. Mr. Saliterman said this would be large investment if he was to build a place like the Council wants. He said he has been in contact with same people who are interested in the proposal and he would not want them to cool off. He said he felt that the businesses would be an asset to each other. Mr. Saliterman said he did not think the City should scatter the restaurants and licenses all around the City. �ie mentioned one person he knew of with a shopping center and five restaurants in the same center. He felt the closeness of the businesses would bring people to the area. Mr. Smith said he was just in the process of instructing Mr. Saliterman of the same facts. He stated Mr. Saliterman pays in the area of $57,000 in taxes per year and there is no one occupying the restaurant area. He pointed out that Mr. Saliterman would take care of the housekeeping items and planned to build a first class facility He said it would be possible to lose interest with this sort of delay. Mr. Smith concluded stating he would rather have the matter handled individually than in a group, but if there is no other way than to have it put off, it would have to be put off. PdOTION by Councilman Starwalt to not consider approval of the liquor license as applied for by Max Saliterman at the next meeting of the Council, but to consider this on January 20, 1975. Seconded by Councilman Qreider. Upon a voice vote, Councilman Breider voting aye, Councilman Nee voting aye, Mayor Liebl voting aye, Counciman Starwalt voting aye, and Councilman Utter abstaining, Mayor Lieb] declared the moti�n carried four ayes and one abstention. OLD BUSINESS: CONSIDERATION OF A VARIANCE TO REDUCE MINIMUM LOT AREA, BY NOR7H METRO CONSTRUCTION INC., FOR 200 ELY STREET N. E. LOTS 25 AP1D 26, 6LOGK 11, SPRING BROOK PARK ADDITIO TABLED 10-21 11-18, 12-2 1974 : hiayor Liebl gave a brief explanation of the request to this point and said the recommendation of the Board of Appeals was to approve the request for the variance. i�i0TI0N by Councilman Nee to concur with the recoirnnendation of the 8oard of Appeals and approve the request for the variance by North Metro Construction 200 Ely Street N. E. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. ; i , <� � : s �' 4, . ' r -- ------ � 207 � ' PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF DECEMBER 9, 1974 PAGE 5 RECEIVING OPINION FROM CITY ATTORNEY REGARDI�G PETITION FOR CHANGE IN THE CITY CHARTER: The City Attorney said the opinion was self explanatory. MOTION by Councilman Nee to receive the opinion from �e City Attorney and transmit the opinion to the Charter Commission. The City Attorney said he had sent a copy to Mr. Sheridan, Chairman of the Charter Com- mission. SECONDED by Councilman Breider. Councilman Breider questioned if it would be possible that there be some modification of the language before the petitions is acted upon. The City Attorney said this modification would have to be approved by all involved. He said if the ayreement for the language change is reached, it could be adopted with the consent of the circulators and adopted by Ordinance rather than by special election. He said this would take a unanimous vote of the Council. b1rs. Lee Ann Sporre, 301 Ironton, addressed the Council and asked if the unanimous vote of four mernbers when there are only four members on the Council wouid be acceptable. The City Attorney said he believed it would be acceptable when there are only four members, and thought this would be a unanimous vote. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the moiion carried unanimously. RECEIVING REPORT FROP� CITY ATTORh�EY REGARDING AUTFIORITY OF THE CITY TO ISS_UE LIQUOR LICENSES: ' AND CONSIDERATION OF POSSIQLE AMENDMENTS TO THE CITY CODE SECTION 603 - INTOXICATING LIQUOR: i•10TION by Councilman Utter to receive the report submitted by the City Attorney concerning the authority of the City to issue liquor licenses. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Breider to table the consideration of possible amendments to the City Code, Section 603. The City Attorney pointed out to the Council that the change in the State Statutes came when the following language was deleted, "the principle part of the business is to serve food". He advised the Council that the City does not have to follow this deletion. He said the Council has the authority to make the change, but they do not have to make it. He said the City would also have the authority to upgrade the code in this area. ! Mayor Liebl said the City minimum standard would have to comply with the State Statutes. The City Attorney agreed. He further stated, as the State Statutes state, the applicant can either have or not have food, this would be up to the Council to decide. He said the language could be 49% or 51%, i�e suggested some language that would have a strict standard of 50%. Ne said the Council would have to amend this 9n the future and discuss what they want. SECONDED by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared ; the motion carried unanimously. NEW BUSINESS: CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL OF LEASE AGREEMENT [3ETWEEN THE ISLANDS OF PEACE FOUNDATION AND CITY OF FRIDLEY: f�layor Liebl asked the City Attorney if it would be legal to sign the agreement as it had been presented. The City Attorney said the lease agreement was a combination of his working with the Parks Department. He felt the agreement is adequate and ___r .. , _. _.... _ � � �n� PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF DECEMBER 9, 1974 PAGE 6 represents the opinion of the Administration. The City Attorney said he felt it is acceptable if the agreement is acceptable with the Islands of Peace. Mr. Burt Ellis, President of the Islands of Peace Foundation, addressed the Council and said he had received the agreement and ialked wi�h I�ir. Kohlan, Attorney for the Foundation. He said there is some question by the State regarding the River basin consideraticn. He said they would have to see i-f they conform with the State or if there is any technicality that they would have to overcome. He explained that they hoped to get some clarification in January. Councilman Breider suggested that the Council appro��e the agreement contingent upon review of any regulations by the State. Fle said they could authorize the Mayor and City Manager to sign on this contingencyy. The City Attorney said this �•�ould be acceptable. The City Manager said the Council could take such action to authorize the Mayor and City Planager to sign the lease agreement if there is any problem, this could be brought back for Council action. MOTION by Councilman Breide�° to approve the lease agreement vrith the Islands of Peace Foundation and authorize the Mayor and Cii:y Manager to sign the lease agreement if there is any p�oblem, i:his could be brought back for Coi�ncil action, after receipt of notification by the State. Secendeci by Counci7inan Utter. Mr. Burt Ellis informed the Council that he is the President of the Islands of Peace Foundation and he had looked at the lease and it seemed fine to him. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING A REPORT ON STUDY FOR A STOP SIGPd AT 64TH AVENUE AND BAKER AVENUE: T�10TION by Councilman Starwalt to receive the report and concur with the recommendation of the Police Department and Engineering Department. Seccnded by Counci7man Utter, Councilman Starwalt said he had been in contact �vith some people from the area. He added, this is not the final action that the people of the area would like, but they would wait and see what develops next spring and summer with the improvment of the area and take action at that time if the traffic warrants it. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING RESIGNATIONS FROff CITIZEN QIKEIvAY COP•1MITTEE AND CONSIDERATION OF NEW � APPOINTMENTS: AREAS #1 �IND #2: MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the resignations from the Citizen Bikeway Committee (Mr. Joe Schommer arid Mr. 3ob Lee). Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, P�ayor Lieb7 declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING BIDS AND RWARDING CC�NTRACT FOR SS&SW #116: The Public Works Director passed out the bids received that day and informed the Council that this was for development of the Burlinyton Northern Plat and in particular that property owned by the GTE Sylvania Company. PLANHOLDER TOTAL BASE BID Nodland Associates, Inc. $163,059.50 Alexandria ' Minnesota 65308 ; Peter Lametti Construction Co. Box 16368 St. Paul, Minnesota 55116 Northern Contracting Company Box 650 Hopkins, P4innesota 55343 �'� $114,734.35 * $148,969.75 _ _ __ . ._ .... _ __ � �_ 0 p'' s � j � , i i � _ . PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF DECEMBER 9, 1974 PAGE 7 2UJ PLANHOLDER TOTAL BASE BID C. S. McCrossan, Inc. $143,421.00 Box AD Osseo, Minneosta 55369 Minn-Kota Excavating, Inc. $177,054.50 3401 85th Avenue, �lorth • Minneapolis, Minnesota 55429 Park Construction �174,620.85 7900 Beech Street N. E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 Dawson Construction, Inc. *$112,689.90 1803 South Ferry Street Anoka, Minnesota 55303 Frank F. Jedlicki $125,719.00 3410 Girard Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota 55408 Morettini Canstruction *$180,669.OQ , 852 Westminister St. Pau7, i�linnesota 55101 Northdale Construction Co. $129,865.00 8208 Northwood Parkway Minneapolis, ��iinnesota 55424 Underground Utilities $128,062.15 6933 Lake Drive Circle Pines, Minnesota 55014 ' American Contracting Corporation $107,745.60 1540 Yellowbrick Road Coon Rapids, Minnesota 55433 Erwin Montgomery Const. Co., Inc. $122,752.00 10883 89th Avenue North Osseo, Minnesota 55369 Bianconi Construction Co. $179,351.25 986 Bayard Avenue St. Paul , Riinnesota 55102 Robert W. Moore *$165,91f3.50 1325 DeCourcy Drive St. Paul , P�linnesota 55103 (Note: *Total was adjusted due to errors in extensions in the Bidders proposal.) MOTION by Councilman Utter to receive the bids and award the contract for SS&SW #116 to American Contracting Corporation, 1540 Yellowbrick Road, Coon Rapids, in the amount of $107,745.60. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor•Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. COMMUNICATIONS: ED WILMES: APPRECIATION: I�10TION by Councilman Utter to receive the communication from Mr. Ed Wilmes dated December 5, 1974. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Wilmes thanked the Council for the opportunity to appear on the agenda. He said he was not there in opposition to anyone or any area. He mentioned a letter that had been written by the Planning Assistant, Mr. Jerry Boardman, to the Metropolitan Council, which designated North Park an open space proposed project. Mr. Wilmes read portions of the letter to the Counc�l. � , � � �'s„� 2�. � PUBLIC HEARIN� ME[TING OF DECED16ER 9, 1974 PAGE 8 Mr. Wilmes continued to comment stressing the importance of the Islands of Peace in reference to the usefulness of the area for the handicapped, elderly and chi�dren. He stressed, just as the Metro Council will designate an area for critical need, he thought the handicapped should be designated as people with a critical need for an area. He said those people within the institutions who are handicapped have no other place to go. Ne mentioned in many instances the able bodied people are not willing to accept these people, but the handicapped are willing to share their area of the Islands of Peace with anyone. iYlr. Wilmes emphasized the fact that those people uhoappreciate this area most are unable to come and speak to the Counc97. Mr. Ldilmes issued an invitation to any member of the a.udience or Council to accompany him to visit with these handicapped people to experience the need of these people and base their reports on the truth. f4r. Wilmes concluded wishing the members of the Council a Merry Christmas. LOGIS: GRANTS RECEiVED �URIWG YEAR: 7��e City Manager said the LOGIS program had received some grants from the State of Mir�nesota which relieved the cost from $12,000 to $2,900. MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the report concerning the grants for 1974 for the LOGIS program. Seconded by Councilman Utter, Upon a voice vote, all voti•ng aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously. The Finance Director briefly explained the reasons for the grants. He continued to state ihat the terminal is presently operating out of California, but Hennepin County had entered into a contract and this vrould be moved to Hennepin County. RDJOURNMENT: MOTION by Councilman Utter to adjourn the Meeting. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Liebl declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearir�g Meeting of the Fridley City Council of December 9, 1974 adjourned at 9:41 P.t�l. Res ectfully submitted, �� Pat Ranstrom Secretary to the City Council ate Approved Frank G. Liebl Mayor I� FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL MEET�NG , I PLEASE SIGN NAME ADDRESS AND ITEM NUMBER INTERESTED IN� DATE: ,;�� /� 7f� , �- � • � �� NAME � ADDRESS -' ITEM NUMBER � �'�n ,�-i =- -_ �-= � _____= I__________________________________ ________�_________-_= � �� > �� 1 ls" � ,�---�=� ��-,�' I s� y��..._.� �,�� I � � �� l� � .� � ,J � 9,-- I ti � �� %�� ,- �r� l L� �( I !�� 1.� � � � '1 CITY OF FRIDLEY Pt1BLIC HEARING � BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL � TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Fridley will hold a public hearing at the Fridley City Hall, 6431 University Avenue Northeast � on Monday, December 9, 1974 at 7:30 p.m, on the question of issuing an On-Sale Liquor License to Max Saliterman for the prpoerty located at � 6259 Highway No. 65. Anyone having an interest in the matter should make their interest known at this public hearing. � MARVIN C, BRUNSELL CITY CLERK � Publish: November 27, 1974 December 4, 1974 � : . � . � : � . ' � � � I ,,� �i� I � �■ � � � ' Do Not Write in This Space Application No. Date Received � by APPLICATIQN FOR It�70XICATING LIQUOR LICENSE TO TIiE HONORABLE CITY COUNCIL, � .�� 0 lA GENTLEP�Etd : I, Max Saliterman , as officer �ame of person m�king appiication Indiviauai owner, officer,•or parirr�r for and in b�half of King's Chalet, Inc. myse , names o� partners, name o corporation or association hereby submit in duplicate this applic�tion for a On Sale On Sale or Special Club Intoxicating Liquor License for the Kin 's Chalet located at ' Name of restaurant, hotel, or club q�� - for the sale of intoxicating liquor in Street aadress and/or p at an parce number accordance with the provisions of Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 340, and the Cit� of Fridley Ordinance No. 435, commencing December 19 74 and ending / ,9� �. � In support of said application and in accordance with the requirerr�nts as set . forth in said Ordinance, there is attached hereto, in dup]icate; the Part I- General Information�form, Part II - Personal Information forms, the Bond, license fee, and investigation fee. �� gnature �� rson making Application for King's Chalet, Inc. Mysel f, names of partners , names of corporation or association) MEMORANDUM TO: NASIM QURESHI, CITY MANAGER FROM: LIEUTENANT RICK � DATE: DECEMBER 6, 1974 SUBJECT: ON SALE I�IQUUR APPLIGATION RECORD CHECK The attacl�ed regart as submitted is compl.ete w.ith tne exception as noted. It is presumed that Mr. Hill will write a accomparxying ntemo on Monday. � I � ,� TO: FROM : DATE: SUBJECT: MEMORANDUM JAMES P. HILL, PUBLIC 5AFETY DIRECTC7R SERGEANT VOIGT DECEMBER 6, 1974 ON SALE TNTOXICATING LIQUOR LIGENSE APPLICATION (MAX SALITERMAN) As per instructions, a record check was conducted on the � applicants for the King Chalet, Inc., add�ess of business to be 6259 Highway 65, Shorewood Shogping Genter. � A record check wa� conducted with variau� agenc�,es within the � State of Minnesota concerning criminal recards and Iicense violations on businesses operated by the a�plicants, Della Saliterman and Max Saliterman. � _ � � � � Record checks are listed below tagether with attached record check requests an those agencies underlined. A warrant check, by phone, was run with Hennepin County Warrant Office on 11-2Q-74. Both applicants were. reported as clear. A record check with St. Paul Bureau of Licensing showed no record in the r city. A record check with the Minneapolis Bureau of Licensing showed no problems in their city. A record check with the Ci-ty of St. Louis Park Police Department showed no defendant record in that city. The Salitermans are residents of that city. A record check with the Minneapolis Bureau of Identifi- cation shows no record. A record check with the�St. Paul Bureau af Ideniification shows no record. A check with NCIC shows no wants on either applicant. A manual check with the Local Office of the FBI shows no record. r-- i �. ' � �� James P. Hill December 6 On Sale In�axicating Liquor License -2- In compliance ��rith Ordinance 603.032 Section 11, a request for an af�idavit of good character has been sent to the refer- ences listed in the application. These are: Attorney Wyman Srnith, Mr. William Jer�sen of Suburban Fngineering Company, and Mr. Earl Patch - N.W. Bank Building. At the time of this memo no returns have been received. They will probably be hack by the ccming Monday. A visuaZ observation of the premises (Ordinance 6Q3.092) shows the building to be more than 400 feet from any existing school or church. A recard check of our Departrnent file�.shows only defendant action to be clean-up orc�e�s issued upor the ShQrewood Shapping Center (Max 5aliterman). These w�re complied with. A telephone recard check was made with the Department of the � Treasury - Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacca and Firearms. Inspector Camens of their department stated that their records show no information on the applicant. Of course, their recards would � only show if Mr. Saliterman had been involved in a wholesale operation. � � � , � � MEMO T0: MEMO FROM: DATE : SUBJECT: Nasim f�. Qures�hi , Ci ty Manager Richard N. Sobiech, Public Works Directar December 5, 1974 Liquor License Application for King's Chalet Please be advised that the Building Inspectian Division inspected the referenced properiy and it is recommended that the fallowing items should be done to improve the area and upgrade to the present minimum standards: l. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. li. 22. Sod all existing open area. The open area in the southwest corner of ihe praperty should be archi�ecturally treated to provide interesting landscape design to be incorparated with pyion identification sign. Landscape areas along Service Road and Rice Creek Road should be widened and trees be planted ZO feet to 3Q feet an center. Landscaping should be incorporated around light standards in the parking lot. Recommend that present Chalet sign be removed. Design a whole new sign format for the center buildings. Paint the side and rear walls. � Provide rear area screening on west and east. Clean up trash in area east of bui7ding and sod and landscape. Repair damaged fence in rear yard. Provide permanent curbing around the blacktop areas. If agreeable, provide planters along front of building on front edge of sidewalk. Also, applicant should be advised that Rr.oka County Comprehensive H�alth � Department will require a review of the remodeling plans prior to the issuance of any building permit. � � I � � After the applicant is advised regarding the above suggestions, we will b e happy to work with him to their completion. RNS/jm � � � � � � �- .�--- Do Not Write in This Space Application No. Date Recei ved by APPLICATION FOR INTOYICATING LYQUOR LICENSE TO THE HOt�ORABLE CITY COUP�CIL, GENTLEr1EN : I, Max Saliterman , as officer � Name of person making ap�lication in�ivi ��i owner, officer, or par��r for and in b�half of King's Chalet, Inc. myse f, nam�s of partners, narr� o corporation or association hereb; submit in duplicate this application for a On Sale : On Sale or Special C ub Intoxicatirlg t.iquor License for the Kin 's Chalet located at (Name of restaurant, hotel, or club ahwav� for the sale of intoxicating liquor in Street address and/or p at an parce number accordance with the pravisions of Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 340, and the City of Fridley Ordinance No. 4�5, c�mmencing December 19 74 and ending � 19 � �j . In support of said application and in accordance with the requirements as set forth in said Ordinance,.there is attached hereto, in duplicate; the Part I- General Information form, Part II - Personal Information forms, the Bond, license fee, and investigation fee. Y � !� Signature of Person making Application for King's Chalet, Inc. • Myself, names of partners, names of corporation or association) � � � .e -�� . . . � ` � � �i CITY OF FRIO:.EY, MINNESOTA IN SUPPaRT OF A�� APPLICATION FOR ON-St�LE OR SPECIAL CLUB TNiOXICATING LIQUOR LICEhiSE Part I - General Information pirections: This form must be filled out in duplicate with typewriter or by printing in ink. If the �pplication is by a r�atural person, by such person; if by a corporation, �y an o�ficer, thereof; if by a partn�rship, by one of the partn�rs; if by an unincorporated . association, by the manager or managing officer thereof. 1. Name of applic�nt (name of individual, partnership, corporation or association): King's Chalet, Inc. 2. Name under which applicat will be doing business (name of restaurant, hotel or club�, business address and telephone numb�r: � Full Name King's Chalet Business Address 6259 Highway 65 phone IF BUSINESS IS TO BE CONDUCTED UNDER A DESIGNATION, NAME OR STYLE OTHER THAN fULL IIVDIVIDUAL �VAME OF THE APPLICANT, ATTACHED A COPY OF THE CERTIFICATE, AS REQUIRED BY CHAPTER 333, MINNESOTA STATUTES, CERTIFIED BY TNE CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT. 3. Type of applicant: � Individual Q Partnership x� Corporation � Assaciation or oth�r 4. Type of license applicant seeks? �� On Sale �� Serviee Club � �{aj_. If applicant is an individual, state full name, residence and business address and.telephone numbers. ,� Full Name '� , � Residence Address Phone Business Address Phone (A Part II - Personal Information form must be filled out and attached for this individual.) ib)• The full name, residence address and telephone number of the manager, proprietor or other agent in charge of the individual owner's premises ta be licenses. Full Name . -1- �e . � R�� dence Address Phone (A Part II - Personal Information form must be filled out and a�tached for this individual.) � � . 6(a).. Ifi applicant is a partnership, state fuil name, residence and business address, telephone numbers, and interest of each member of the partnership. � 1. Full Name'. Interest % Residence Address Phone � � s'n dd e Phone Bu i ess A r ss � 2. Full Name Interest % � Residence Address ' Phone Business Address � Phone 3. Full Name Interest X � R ide Addr � Phone es nce ess � � - Business Address �. Full Name Residence Address Phone Interest Phone Business Address Phone (A Part II - Personal Information form must be filled out and attached for each of these individuals.) ,� E:� (b). The managing partner will be: (c). The full name, residence address and telephone number of the manager, proprietor or other agent in charge of the partnership's premises to be licensed. Full Name Residence Address Phone (A Part II - Personal Information form must be filled out and attached for this individual.) IF THE APPLICATION IS FOR A PARTNERSHIP, ATTACHED A TRUE COPY OF THE � PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT AND A COPY OF THE CERTIFICATE OF TRADE NAME UNDER PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 333, MINNESOTA STATUTES, CERTIFIED BY ' • TNE CIERK OF DISTRICT COURT. . ..._...___ ---� 7(a). If the applicant is a corporation or association, give name of corporation or association, Fridley address and phone number, and home office address and � phane number. � , -2- �. � � State of Inc. Name King's Chalet, Inc. or AsSOC, � Minnesota Fridley Address6259 Highway 65 Phone Home 0�fice Addr�ss 25 University Avenue S.E., Mpls. Phone 336-8619 (b). The full names, residence address and telephone numbers of all officers of said corporation or association. President Max Saliterman Residence Address 4025 Cedar Lake Avenue, St. Louis Pariq�hone 926-9247 Vice Presid�nt � Residence Address Secretary Della Saliterman � � Phone I Residence Address 4025 Cedar Lake Avenue, St. Louis Parkahone 926-9247 Treasurer ' Resid�nce Address Phone (A Part II - Personal Information form must be filled out and attached for these individuals.) (c). The full names, residence address and telephone number of all persons who singly � or together with their spouse and his or her parents, brothers, sisters or children, own or control an interest in said corporation or association in excess of 5%. � � � �. � � 1. Full Name Max Saliterman Interest 100 % Residence Address 4025 Cedar Lake Avenue Phone 926-9247 2. Full Name Interest % Residence,Address Phone 3. Full Name Interest � Residence �ddress 4. Full Name Residence Address Phone Interest Phone � (A Part II - Personal Information form must be fiiled out and attached for these individuals.) (d). The full name, residence address and telephcne number• of the m'�nager, proprietor , or other agent in charge of the corporatiAn's or asscoiation's premises to be ` licensed. � , -3- � I � , Full Name Max Saliterpan � Residence Address 4025 Cedar Lake Avenue, St. Louis P��b ne 926-9247 (A Part II - Personal Inf�rmation form must be filled out and attached for this individual.) IF THIS APPLICATIQN IS FOR A COR�ORA7ION OR ASSOCIATION, ATTACH A TRUE COFY OF THE ARTICLES�OF INCORPORATION OR ASSOCIATION AGREEMENT A1�ID BY-I_r`1i�J� AF�D, ZF A FOREiGN CG;:�'�f�1TZGPd, R CER?IrICATE OF AUTHORITY � AS DESC2ISEQ IN CHAPTEr2 303, MIN�,�SOTA 5TATiiTES. 8(a). If t�e a��i�c��nt i; a club, name of club ; , � date that club was f5rst in�orporated ; place of such organ�zation ; present number of members ; the full names, position, residence address and phorie nurnber ofi all officers, executi��e committee and board of directors. 1. Full ��ame Position Residence Address Phone 2. Full Name Position Resid�nce Address Phone 3. Ful1 i�ame - Position Residence Addr�ss - Phone 4. Full Name Position Residence Address Phone 5. Fu11 Name Position . Residence Address Phone 6. Full Name Position � Residence Address Phone- 7. Full Name Position aesidence Address Phone 1 � 8. Fu1T Name Position Residence Address Phone 9. Ful] Name Position Residence Address Phone � 10. Fu11 Name Position Residence Address Phone (A Part II - Personal Information form must be filled out and attached for each of these individuals. (b). The full name, residence address and telephone number of the manager, proprietor or other agent in charge af the club's premises to be licensed. Full Name Residence Address Phone (A Fart II - Personal Information form must be filled out and attached for this individual.) IF THIS APPLICATION IS FQR A CLUB, INCLUDE A TRUE COPY OF THE ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION AND BY-LAWS. ' THERE MUST BE SUBMITT�D A SWORN STATEMENT iHAT THE CLUB HAS BEEN IN EXISTENCE FOR MORE TNAN TWENTY YEARS OR, IN THE EVENT THAT THE APPLI- CANT IS A COiVGRES5I0h�ALLY CHARTERED VE7ERANS' ORGANIZATION, IN EXIS- TENCE FOR MORE T�iAN TEN YEA�S PRIOR TO JANU�iRY 1, 196]. THE STATEMENT SHALL BE MADE QY A PERSON WNO HAS PERSONAL KNOWLEOGE OF THE FACTS STATED THEREIN. IN THE EVENT THAT NO PERSOfd CAN NiAKE SUCH A STATEMENT SATISFACTORY DOCUt�1EIV7ARY PROOF MAY BE SUBMITTED IN SUPPORT OF SUCH FACTS. ._ :._....._ .__ _,,._...-- . .. _ 9. State the exact legal description of the premises to be licensed. (Applicant must also submit a plot plan of �he area showing dimensions, location of buildings, street access, parking facilities and the locations of and distances to the nearest church building and public school grounds.) . � Nothing within 400 feet . Restaurant located in center of shapping center See attached legal. 10. How are the premises classified under the Fridley zoning ordinance? yes - general shopping center 11. State full name, residence and business address and telephone numbers of owner or owners of the building wherein the licensed business will be located, if owner is othpr than the applicant. Full Name same as applicant Residence Address Phone � Business Address Phone � Full Name Residence Address Phone Busi•ness Address _ I-none -5- 12. Wher� building is own�d by other than applicant, state in summary conditions of lease arrangement - term of years, monthly rental, etc. (A true copy of the lease shall be attached.) 13. If building is owned by individual applicant, partnership, corporation or association, state: (a} Date purchased built by applicant (b) Name and address of person; purchased from (c) Purchase price $ ;(d) Amount of down payment $ (e) Who currently holds mortgage? Twin City Federal Savinqs & Loan Association (f) Amount of Contract for Deed $ (g) Who Currently holds Contract for Deed? t� (h) Term of Mortgage (i) Term of Contract for Deed • ►-�( j) Rate of interest on Mortgage (k) Rate of interest on Contract for Deed `•-'`(1) State the rate at which Mortgage and/or Contract for Deed is being liquidated l'�-�(rn) Are the payments on Mortgage and/or Contract for Deed up to date? 14. State the �.mount of the investment that the applicant has in the business ,premises, fixtures, furniture, stock in trade, etc. and attach supporting proof `of the source of such money. $200,000 in building plus $125,000 in fixtures and equipment 15, Give full name, address, telephone number and the nature of the interest, amount thereof, terms for payment or other reimbursement, of all persons, other than �he applicant, who have any financial interest in the business, buildings, premises, fixtures, furniture, or stock in trade. (This shall include, but not be limited ta, any lessees, lessors, mortgagees, mortgagors, lendors, lien holders, trustees, trustors and persons who have co-signed notes or otherwise loaned, pledged, or extended security f orany indebtedness of �he applicant.) NONE �31 I� TElIS A�pLICATI�1 IS FOR PRFMISES EITHER PLANNEp OR UNDER CONSTRUCTTO�� 0? U��GOING SIi�STANTIAI ALTERr1TI0�, THE APPLICATION SHAL.L BE ACCGMnAN:ED BY A SET �F PftELIt�iIFtARY PLANS SHOWI9VG TNE DESIu�J OF THE P�20�OSED PP.E��iISES TO BE LICEP�SED. IF THE PLANS OR DE�IGP� ARE ON FILE WITH TH� BUILDING DEPARTMENT, NO PLANS NEED BE FILED WITH THE APPLICATIC�P�. State the floor number, gEneral area, and rooms where intoxicating liquor is to be sold and consumed. (Applicant shall attached a fioor plan showing dimensions and indicating number of persons i�t��d�d �o be served in the dining roans, and indicating and identifying a1i other rooms 6nd other areas where intoxicating�liquor is to be sold and cansum�d.) 17. What permits required by the Fed�ral government b,� the Laws of the United States have been applied for or issued for the premises? In what name were these applied for or issued and what is the nature of the permit? • NONE � 18. What permits or licenses required by the State government by the Statutes have been a�plie� for or issued for the premises? In k�hat name v�ere these applied for or issued and �vhat is �he nature of the permit or license? � , � �_� None as yet - wi11 be in name of applicant 19. �1re any real estate taxes, �ersonal property taxes, special assessments delinquent or unpaid for the premises to be licensed? no If "yes," give details. 20. Is the premises located within 400 feet of any public school? (This c�ist�nce is as measured in a straight line f rom the parcel or lot upon which the busines� to be licensed is located to the nearest point of the parcel or lot upon which the public school is located.) . No 2i. Is the premises located within 400 feet of any church? (This distance is as mea�ured in a straight line from the parcel or lot upon which the 5usiness to be licensed is located to the nearest point of the church � building.). No -7- , , .�-t^ � ` 22. If the premises is a hotQl� is there a dining room, open to the public, with '� � a minimum floor area of 900 square feet? Not applicable , � , 23. IF the premises is a restaurant�, is there a minimum floor area of 900 squa.re feet for dining, open to the general public? Yes 2�. Name, residence address, business address and telephone numbers of three persons, residents of State of Minnesota, of good moral character, not related to the applicant or financially interested in the premises or business, who may be referred to as to the applicant's character. � � : �� 1: � , � � r 1. Name �y�an Smi.�.. Residence Address 6550 E. River Rd., Apt. 201 Phone 566-815� Business Address 1250 Builders Exchanqe Buildinq Phone 339-14g1 2. Name William Jensen '. Residence Address St. Francis Phone Business AddressSuburban Engineering Co., Inc. phone 784-6066 3. Name Earl Patch , Residence Address Phone ,� c o Harris p am o. � Business Address N.W. Bank Building, Minneapolis Phone 335-2101 ST�TE OF Minnesata } ' ) SS COI�NTY OF Anoka ) � Max Saliterman being first duiy sworn, upon his oath deposes and says that he is the person who has executed the above application and that the statements made therein are true of his own know- 1 ledge and belief. _ _ S i g ne d �--`- � Subscribed and sworn to before me this �5th day of NDUember � 19_Z4_• � � 1 I� � , Notary Public, V County, , tity commi ss i on ex�j,�,a.as�:��"'��p��, , �,�c�,:;;. �,,�„`; kNGTARY PUBLIC•PAIN[JESO ?,; �;��:�? ANOKA COUNTY � -' My Gommissicn Expires Dec. 21, 1977 � xrvtivrvv�+�'�v�rm►rvv�r►rrrr�rv : 19 0 � ' r � Nama ond Description : _ _ yU�? �U� �`3�3 . CITY 0� r"t�IDLEY. - cT �rJTHONY VILLAGF SHOPPING C^NT_R, IN�..- . T�+ PT OF GOV� I.OTS 1 AND 2�iEING a PART OF Sw 1�4 OF SEC 13-3J-24- LYING � OF A I,IVc:� uRA+�1N.- 3v FT �_. 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CURV� H.AVINv A RA9IU5_OF 23U FT v A DELTA aNGLc Or b2 OEG 16 ��IIN 40 S�C 4 DIST OF 25� FT, TH WLY-TANGENT .TO SD CURVE 423.78 FT� ��IORE OR LtSS� TO A POINT WHICH•I5.3J,FT E OF THE E�Y LINF OF ST HI�IY NO 65 AS TH� S,A��IE I� NOUf-LAID OUT �ND COVST�UCTFD BEING A PT OF l.OTS 16 ANO 17� AUD SU3 # 8R. RANCE OR LOA � . Acres � Sch: � � � .- - , _ - . '�_-• -_- �. ,__. _ , _ , _ �- � - .,, . � - . �.- - �- -. �.- � , � __ � , , __ 5:80 Z , - ;-�. �,_ ASSE55AAENT 5UMMARY [ "�.. _ . � . � . , CIT1' OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA IN SUPPORT OF AN APPLICATION FOR OP�-SALE OR SPECIAL CLUB INTOXICATING LIQUOR LICENSE Part II - Personal Information � Directions: This form must be filled out in duplicate with typewriter or by printing in ink by the sole owner, by each partner, by each officer, � or director, by each manager, proprietor or other agent in charge , af the premises, by each person who by corr.bined ownership or control has an interest in a corporation or association in excess of 5�. � Sa1iterman, Max (NMI) 1. 7rue Name: last, first, middle Date: November 15, 1974 � 4025 Cedar Lake Avenue St. Louis Park Minnesota 2. Residence Address: Number, Street, City, State -' � � , �� , . Nnone N� 926-9247 er: . Business Address: (Number, Stre�t, City, State) 5. o�i �e �umaer: 25 University Avenue S. E., Mpls., MN 336-8619 . Place of birth: City, County, State 7. Date of Birt Mo., Day,. Yr. Minneapo1is, Hennepin, Minnesota Jul 7, 1906 . U.S. Citizen? Yes�l�aturalized? Yes� If yes, give date and place: tdo �-� No �� . I� you have ever used or been known by a name or names other than the true name given in #1 above, list such name(s) and information concerning dates and places where used. Names Dates, Places and Circumstances NONE � � T0. Marital Status•. SingTe � Widowed �� eparate� � Married � Divorced � ' 1. If married, true name, place and date of birth, & residence address of spouse: � True Name: Della M. Saliterman Place and date of birth: Minneapolis� M_innesota June 7, 1916 , Residence Address: 4025 Cedar Lake.Avenue,_St. Louis Park, Minnesota � --- - _ ' -1- , . I�' . re you a reg stered votur? Yes No �� If yes, where are you�registered? St �o�is P rk Is your spouse a registered voter? Yes� No � If yes, where is spouse registered? St. Louis Park . ress es at w �c you ave ive uring prece ing ten years. (Begin with present or last address and work back.) No. and Street C�t and State Dates 4025 Cedar Lake Avenue St. Louis Park, Minnesota more than ten years � � . Address �s at which your spouse has lived during receding ten years. (Begin with present or last address and work back.� No. and Street Cit and State Dat ' same ' , ' ' 15. Kind, name and location of every business or occupation you have been engagea in during the preceding ten years. (Begin with present or last address and work back.) tocation: Street Address Nature of business e s r occu ation Cit and State or occu ation Max Saliterman Realty 25 University Ave. S.E., Mpls. real estate �evelopment St. Anthony Reaity 25 tiniversity Ave. S.E., Mpls. real estate development . in , name and location of every business or occupation your spouse has been engaged in during the preceding ten years. (Begin with present or last one first and work back.) Location: Street Address Nature of business Business or occuoation Citv and State none t -2- � ' � . Names and addresses of your employers and partners, if any, for years. (Begin with present or last one first and work back.) Names: Em lo ers or artners Addresses: Cit and State I am a 1/3 partner in Greater inneapolis Clothin and S or in located at Eastgate Shopping C�nter, Minneapolis for the pa t 2 pr Da te s ng ten . Names and addresses of your spouseTS employers and partners,i if any, for t e preceding ten years. (Begin with present or last one first and work back.) Names: Employers or artners Addresses: Cit and State Dates NONE . Have you, your spouse, or a parent, brother, sister or chiid ot eitner or you, ever been convicted of any felony, crime or viola�ion of any ordinance, other than traffi c? Yes �� No r— x—f If yes, give information as to the time, place and offense for which convictions were had. 20. Have you, your spouse, or a parent, brother, sister or child of either of you, ever been engaged as an employee or in operating a saloon, hotel, restaurant, cafe, tavern or other business of a similar nature. Yes[—� No � If yes, give information as to the time, place and length of time. -3- � '- • '. < , � I ' i �J � , . Have you been in military service? Yes No C,r i If yes, was discharge(s) ever other than onorable? Yes�� No [� (Upon request, you may be required to exhibit all discharges.) 22. Names, residence address, business address, and te ephone numbers of each person who is engaged in Minnesota in the business of selling, manufacturing or distri- buting intoxicating liquor and who is nearer of kin to you or your spouse than second cousin, whether of the whole or half blood, camputed by the rules of civil law, or who is a brother-in-law or sister-in-law of you or your spouse. 1, Full Rame NONE Relationship Residence Address Phone Business Address Phone 2. �ull Name Relationship Residence Address Phone Business Address �3. Full Name Residence Address Phone Relationship Phone Business Address Phone 23. �Are yau a manufacturer or wholesaler of intoxicating liquor or interested direct �Or indirectly in the ownership or operation of any such business? Yes � No� 2. �re you directly or indirectly interested in other establishments in the G�ty ot %Fridley to which a license of the same kind has been issued? (Refer to City Code,Chapter 82, Section 9, or Ordinance #435 for definition of "interest".) Yes� No �� . Are you t e spouse of a person w o wouid be ine igib e or a icense? (Refer to City Code, Chapter 82, Section 9, or Ordinance #435 for persons ineligible for license.) Yes�� No C� 26. What is the amount of investment that you will have in the business, building, , premises, fixtures, furniture, stock in trade, etc., and what was the source of such money? (You must be prepared to furnish proof of the source of such money.) S400,00a.00 to �500,000.00 0 I� 1 -a- . . � �� ave you na any interest in any �revious intoxicating iquor icense t at was revoked, suspended ar nat renQV�red, Ye�� No D If yes, exp7ain in detail. . 28. Have you ever ind�vidua y, or with others, ma e app ication for an ntoxicating _ liquor license and had such application denied? Yes � No � STATE OF Minnesata ) ) SS COUNTY OF Anoka ) Max Saliterman _, being first duly sworn upon .his/her oath, eposes an says that e/s e is t e person who has executed the above Personal Information form and that the statements made therein are true of hisiher own knowledge and belief. Signed: �"� Subscribed and sworn to before mQ this ' ' ' _.�" - 5- 15th day of NoveDLbPr � 9?4 Notary Public, Courty My commission expires 19 �c,�ae�aaa�► WYCdiAN SMITH `%�� NOTARY PUBLIC-MINNESOTA �'�'yg� ANOKA COUNTY �, t�, '�r, � My f,ommisslon Explres Occ. ?7, 19T J� Xrr�rrr�v�rvrvvvrm►rrrvv�vvvrvrr�a►rx ' ' ' ' ' � , � , � ' ' t;ITY ur F��<;t:;?.�`i POLIiICAl. CO�d'CRI;�J i IQ�I D�C�A��TI�;d (A�tach �o Persona7 �n�orr,��tion fo:rm) (�U8i�3i7 I� �U;�LI�ti��} 7�� C� �;� Coarici 1 G�� s��s �� Ezave f, � �� a� � a�� i:.�r ts — i�:li�i cau�l , �'rec�`�ti3�;":i11�1 07� CC]'t'�1��i'c��lUily u�l1L� '1c'iC�G`�1S1�,�' c'�iSO ��iSi3r15 i':..'()Ui'�'� �U c�:ny��ti�=.:� �h2 ��s��,{��'uai �'��•s3»ai �n;o��i�� t��s a ��?=�rl�Ld ci��l��a�i�?3 0: �77 c�i��L rt ;r��r�ec� ��;�tr�i�.�3�:y�±�a:; ;,�,�c�� o or �is� �_�a1 � c��' a cti:��,��€��:.� rc�r ��^3�lef ��i`:,.�1 C�._�!3cY�::��t�s �, F;�?�Q�, 3 �l- .`- i' �n A r� ':- ?ra r.-.. .t..ti�. l r • 4? 1t+r�P.1t�'.t1t�J �s;;a c?�. �ii�l�c.�.ti L� G�i„f.i�{�c,+..,..S �•,r:�e;l�ul.�u;?�s vc�i��s��t;. 1" C�1:.°;��I�i:L45, c::c., ��r a'! i t:;t;y �1d:c�i.�icns �=z^c�� .�� .;��ng 1971 � $.L` �LR? �1l'.?SG''ti m L� �i-� . i'h� a a�?�� r,a7 � o:;�.��a•w�� 5 E��a9;�� c��.��:� �,ac� ��i °�� s i�; �� :'.51:1��:�;1 s� �7;`�m;?{;�?1r 'ii�,.�`'Y' iG�4�S�Yi? �i;:�3'1'�=? ��`:±l�l�':?'s'c��"..71)5 �� ;�Y'�?�� i�p�,��ar3�� .�,3c'.�•r Y;!i:.;,� �.��i�� s�li��i.�� x,�`��iia� r�-�„�,ri��7�ns �;`;��y� ri:il t+sM�a{� J� F�,b'+. � * {�! •S ^,..+ p'a: y�'�s1{ �'ri /�/�� '� �?r,}+ :7 ��g � t ,.i.\:a.i 4{�� ?i: �..�..,.7{ �) 1f:y�ild� l�1�•�i. 6d:'#� .4+S3�i.A1�1':��s•... 4V�5�/ LoaJ�iyY�Vt�� b� ma�t•i��g � ciwy:_�;��:�c�� s�� a��c��::�� tt::,.v>�?a�. 1. 3-s�a� y��a ��:? ��f �Qi�¢.��:��.,rs> �s ��c��:'�:� �� ;.� fir�� pa��r�� tt�i . ��:�r�� ,�r:) `t: �'� ta0 i�. 1 i d't��'�r+y7' � 5 i r:o.r7 =.i'��w ��e.�i�'s �� 'r''f'•G?!`i 3ia�.'?� e�a�t.� t::?;�a77�ja� : Nominal cont.ributions made in 1973 and prior years from personal �...�__�____��.�_.,____.___._ account. t�o contribution in 1974. �. T4�:�a? t�; �a°'�_�__�_�_�,� ��..,, .�'!. 1 �,3� a �a��;r� ��,�.r� : Max Sal i �terman ti--�Z ? ' .� s� — 5:.�;�,'�'��i�:� S��A: MINNESOTA 3 � C�:;��: �p�g ) S�,s�a��i►�� ac3 s:,orn �o u��o:^� ;�:� �i�i� 12th da;+ a� November . 19 l.4„_,. xA�,aar�. , x '�tiYT✓IAi� Si'.111 H � I�''=',,.;:;�,`•. VOTARY PU6LIC-MINNESOTA F ,• � C%'�T?;`:+" AtJOKA COUNTY � , 5�i��tt �i�r.i�. �`,�,\i1 p•' r, C^m^ir�icn Expires Dcc. 27, 1977 �x�nvc��r�nGrv��rr��nn�b�r�nn�� t�ii Cr��";,'?TSSIL'�`i �:�PXZ�S . - � {��r,ra��al seal P;�r�j II � . . 560.3450 ' �i�o r�d�e � � ANOKA COUNTY 6431 UNfV�R51TY AVENUE NE FRIDLEY, NtINNE50TA 55421 ■ LICENSE AND INSPECTION DEPARTMENT FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA ' CORPORATION RECORD The following record must be submitted and on file with the City of Fridley before any licenses or permits are issued. ' NAME OF CORPORATION King's Chalet, Inc. Phone No. ' FRIDLEY ADaRESS 6259 Highway 65, Zip Code 55432 HOME OFFICE ADDRESS 25 University Avenue S.E. Zip Code 55414 Phone 336-8619 .. —" Home 926-9247 OFFICERS OF CORPORATION � PRESIDEt�T Max Saliterman HOME ADDRESS 4025 Cedar Lake Avenue, St. Louis Pa►��p Code 55416 Phone g26-9247 ' � VICE PRESIDENT � HOME ADDRESS Zip C�de Phone SECRETARY Della Saliterman , HOME ADDRESS 4025 Cedar Lake Avenue, St. Louis Pa�Lip Code 55416 Phone 926-9247 ' TREASURER HOME ADDRESS Zip Code � Phone 'r ion list followin : If foreign corporation (not Minnesota corpo at ) g ' STATUTORY AGENT ADDRESS Zip Code Phone ' ' � \ 1 � ' � ' ' ' ' _ ' ' , , , ' � Form No. 1ci0 Revised 9-7-69 CERTlFICATION OF OIV SALE LIQUOR LlCENSE Fridley Municipatity ;s�F_ Date County of AnOkd State of Minnesota � Liquor Comroi Commissioner � State Otfice Zuilding ' Saint Paul, i�tinnesota 55101 In ccmpliance �•:ith Alinnesota Statutes 1907, Section 340.11, Subd. 5, we iierewith submit the following information relating to "On Saie" Liquor Licens�s iuuc� by this h1unicipality. It is unders:ood that this information shal) be submitted to you for each licertser: at ihe time of issuance, and for each year thereafter. Ac�y change of address, tr�sfer of o�vnership, suspension, canceltation or revocation of "On Sale" Liquor Licenses during the license pariod wiil bs submir.ed r_o tF� otice of Liquor Controf Commissioner wiihin 70 days as provided by law. FULL t.�r<,�t:� ar �.t�=n:st� Ki ng's Chal et, Inc. fFCOR��.a�;�:v: t��c�:cen�i�ves Max Saliterman, President and Della Saliterman, Secretary �;� a;�� Max Sal i terman and Del l a Sal i terman �,�� Max Saliterman and Della Saliterman A�OR:� 6259 Highwav 65 ' . (No. r:d Street or Lo1 and Btock No.) , • EFFE�IVE DATE EXPIRATiQN DATE TRADE NA`�1E UCE�7SE NO. ' RENEI�'!a� � LICENSE fEE CQhAPLETE THE FOLLOI"Jit�G REGARDING iNSURAPdCE UNDERWRITER: . � 1. Corparate Surety Bond (,C.W.p�O to $5,000) _ Namr.of t�nding company Amount of bond 2. Liability Insurance Policy (S10,000 per person; S20,000 more than one persor�) Nameof insurznce company Amount of policy 3. Cash (S3,C00 to $5,OOOl . � 4. Unitec�:States Government E�md 1S3,000 to S5,000) OWNERSHIP TRANSFERRELx FROM CHANGE OF ADDRESS RATE AN� PERIOD OF SUSPEI'VSION DATE OF FdEVOCATION OR CA.NCELLATION MUNICIPAI. SEAL � Given Under My Hand a�d the Municipal Corporate Seal this day of 19 Clcrk and/or Recorder � ' CITY 0�= ��ri�':.��+ APPL�CATION FOR LICENSE SUNDAY "Of� SALE" LIQIl4R LICENSE This form is to be used in making application to the City of Fridley far the sale of Intoxicating Liquor on Sunday in the City of Fridley at certain Hotels and Restaurants pursuant to Chapter 691 of the 1967 Session Laws of the Minnesota Legislature, allowing the serving af Intoxicating Liquor on Sundays between the hours of 12:00 Noon and 12:00 Midnight---------------------'-------------------------------�-------------------------- FULL NAME QF LICENSEE Max Sali�erman COf��Ot�F;T� NF��IE • King Chalet, Inc. ' LIST OFFTC�RS AND TZTLES Max Saliterman, President; Della Saliterman, Secretar_v_ _— ' LIST DIRECTQRS Max Saliterman (.IST STO�KHRLDERS Max Saliterman , ADDRESS 4025 Cedar Lake Avenue, St. Louis Park No. and Street or Lot and � ock o. . '� UND'�R k!�iAT CLASSIFICATION IS LICEi�SE 1�PP�.IED FOR X (Restaurant) SEATING CAPACITY 1,000 (Hotel) �,� ' EFFECTIVE DATE EXPIRATION DATE �Y�� 7J �J � � TRADE NAM� LICENSE N0. .��",�� LICEfdSE FEE ��3��_ 5 .,�/t�� NAME OF 60NDING COMPANY .AMOUNT pWNERSHIP TRANSFERREO FROM New CHANGE OF ADDRESS � pATE AND PERIOD OF SUSPENSION DATE OF REVOCA7ION OR CANCELI.ATION , The �andersig�ed �ereby makes �pplication to the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, subject to the iaws of the State of Minnesota and the Ordinances of the City. ' _ . . .. _ _.. _ ._ . --- _. ... __ .�._ DO NOT WRITE IN TNIS SPACE , Approved: _ Oenied: � ' Da�e: � 4�C�"'' . I�R • ' I ' z,- �-� �i �� 0 Tatal Fee Er►cl osed $ �3. �5 Date : �-t> . / I � �5 / , �� Signature of App icant 336-8619 � � elephone Number , ' F'o�re t�o. 1C�Od , � �/10,�07 � C�RTIFICATIUIJ OF SUNDAY ON Stik: LI�UOR LICEhS'r: ' 2•�unicipality of Fridle� . Co•anty of Anoka ' � Stat� of lhinnesota Liquer Control Cor•al.ssion�r 'S'�to C�fice i3uildinb Saint Paul� ;iinnesota 55101 � �� Date __r�____� 0 ,Yn com��.iance With h4iz2ne�ota Staitutes 1965� Section 340,"14, as amended by I.,sus 1967f Ghaoter 79, Sacijon �0, ue here;aitn submit the gollo�rins infor.�ation re�atin� to Suaday "On Sa��s" L�.quor Licenses �ssued by th�.s rm�icipality. Zt i.s � u��rstood thst t,his infor�tion s: �3.1 bs subr�itted to yau for �ach li.censee at the .' tirae of i9susnce, and for �ach year theroa�ter. . �_ . :- �,s�y change of addxass, transf�r of owmership, euspansion, cancel]At�on or revo- cation of Sw�day "On Sa1.�i" LAq�zn�^ I,icenses dur�ng ths license pQriod Will bP sub-- . t�i.ttod to t2ie office of Liquor Contro�. Co�rni.ssianer �aith�,n 1 � aays as prov�ded by law. � �'iJLr .I.��; 0� LICEtdSEE King's Chalet, Inc. : ' � COiL�OR�;TE t��,,'�� King's Chalet, Inc. ' L��T Or^F�CERS ��D Tzxl.rs Max Saliterman, President and Deila Salitermani Sec. . .�.IST DIR..r�TORS Max Saliterman and Della Saliterman � LIST STUC��iO��.ft.S Max Sal i terman and Del l a Sal 'i terman _ nDD FS5 6259 Nighway 65 No. and St,res� or I,ot and Block 2�0. iiPtDE:� �•;tit;^1 �Li1SS�FTCATZQ��`.J . XS LIC�iSi; A�PLI`r.� �'OR X (Resfi.aurant) SE;�1`P�NG CAYACI'1'X 1,000 � {Ho�sl) . � �EC'1'TL'�' D,yTF, EXPIR.ATIOId DATE . � ._____r.�___ TitI,D� Nb`•t�; _� LICF�IS� h0. � -- - - -- - , iiF:is�.1J�I. LICF:I�Sk: F�'t..E ,,. ...-----.- — tdA;�'i;, OF BU?dnIl�G COi�1Yf�i.X • ItASOtRT � UWI�LF,Sf1IP iI�UISFER.�D Fc�O��! , C}u��GE OF �;UI�.RF'SS DATE �'��D PF.ftIOD Ur SUSYEI�SION A�1E J'r' i�EV�)CAT�Oi� OR C:;�.G�:LL:1iX0iJ � . '� . I , N.iJtd�C IYaL . SE�► (. Gi.ven Under My }i�.nd �nd the MtinicipAl Cor��orate Seal this day of 19 (::.c�rk un�. cr F ocv; dar 0 BINDER �Interstate Fire & Casualty Company Chicago Insurance Company � Geo. F. Brown & Son, I nc. E INSURER(S) IIVDICATED BELOW CERTIFIES THAT PENDING ISSLANCE OF A POLICY, THE INSURER�S) IS BOUND TO INSURE: ;�REO Kings Chalet, Inc. ATION 6259 H i way 65 . � � � � � �. �. � Fridtey, Minnesota Upon i ssuance date of Fr i d l ey L i quor L i cense �+�Q+P.hi IS BINDER IS EFFECTIV�� rr TO BOTH DAYS AT �NOCiN. THIS BINDER IS SUBJ�CT TO ALL THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE POL.lCY REGULARLY ISSUED BY THE INSURER�S). WHEN THE POL[EY �F THE INSURER(5) IS ISSUED. ITS OBLIGATtON UNDER THIS BINpER WILL CEASE. � TYPE OF INSURANCE: M 1 IlIIeSQta L i quor L i ab i 1 i ty i nc 1 ud i na Prem i s es �- P r alucts L i ab i 1 i t �OVERAGE � � AM�OUNTS/LIMITS � . PREMIUM � Minnesota Liquor Liabitity �O.L. � T. Liability 300,000 C.S.L. Products Liability DUCTIBLE ADlUSTABLE RATES As above on annual basis E TERM OF THE POLICY TO BE ISSUED IS FROM � TO � THIS BfNDER IS SVBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL CONDITIONS � 1L•O1 4t� H DAYS AT � � � hQ0lC � 1. THIS BINDER MAY BE CAN�iEsLLED AT ANY TtME 6Y THE INSURED. THIS BINDER MAY BE CANCELLED AT ANY TIME BY THE INSURER�S� BY GIVING TO THE INSURER�KIV � AYS WR�TTEN NOTICE OF CANCELLATION. . � . i ell �� . IN THE EVENT OF CANCELLATION OR ETCPIRATION OF THIS BINDER WITHOUT A POLICY BEING �SSUED, THE INSURER SHALL BE ENTITLED TO AN EARNED PREMIUM FOR THE TIME IN FORCE AT SHORT RATE OF THE ANNUAL RATE AS CHARGED BY THE INSURER IF CANCELLED BY THE ASSURED; AND AT PRO RATA OF THE ANNUAL RATE If CANCELLED BY TME INSURER. . TWIS B(NDER IS MADE AND ACCEPTED SUBJEGT TO THE FOREGOING STIPULATIONS AND GONDITIONS AND SHALI. NOT BE VAI..ID UNLE55 � COUNTERStGNED BY THE DULY AUTHORIZED AGENT OF THE INSURER�S�. . i ' � ' � November 13, DATE � .. IFC-GIC•GF�•39 IREV. 3�73) 1g74 ❑ INTERSTATE FIRE & CASUALTY COMPANY � CHICAGO INSURANCE COMPANY ❑ GEO. F. BROWN & SON, INC. FoR: City of Fridley / �.J ' ,�� BY � � AUTMO(iIZED REPqESE TATIVE �r +The N,inutes of the Board of Appeals Subcommittee Meeting of October 15, 1974 � Chairman Drigans noted that Lots 28 and 29 are both 25 foot lots and the two that � Mr. Barker own are both 30 foot lots. This would make 110 feet if they were combined. � � , Mrs. Gabel asked rir. Barker if he would be willing to buy the adjoining lots if he could get them. Mr. Barker said he didn't think so because his buyers for the house do not want a garage arid with that big of a lot, it is required to build a garage. Mr. Crowder asked r'Lr. Nason if he would be willing to buy the lots and then sell 10 feet to Mr. Barker to give him the minimum lot area. Mr. Nason said he would if the price was right. Mr. Nason added he did not want to see this house 8 feet abov� his house. Mr. Barker said he thought he would go with the water- proofing requirements, if possible, rather than the high elevation. Chairman Drigans stated the Board's policy has been to deny the variance when there is additional property to acquire. He said some agreemer_t could be worked out between Mr. Barker and 1�1r. Nason and the owner of Lots 28 an3 29. He added a denial of this variance would require the applicant to wait 6 months before coming back to the Board with the same request. Mr. Plemel stated th�t it might be more feasible to see if a building permit could be issued on this lot and if Mr. Barker could comply with all the flood plain requirements before acting on the variance. Mr. Barker said he would agree with this and would prefer the Board to tab�.e the item. MOTION by Crowder, seconded by Gabel, to table this request until the petitioner comes back with more infonnation on the adjoining lots (Lots 28 & 29) and wi-th infornation on ��hat has to be �one to comply with the flood plain regulaticns. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. � Chairman Drigans stated he want�d notices mailed out again on this ite..*�, when the petitianer is ready to come back before the Board. �j� ��`7. A P.EQUF.ST FOR A VP_RI�^ICE OF SECTION 205,053, 1B, P'RIDLEY CITY CODE, TO REDUC�' 'T?l� . MINIf•1UM T�JT AREA REOUTi2rDr iJN r� PLt-lT P.EC^vxtDFD BEiORE �EC::":sER G9� i�%55� Fic^:? 7�r`n S U7►f.F E'E�T i0 7358. ti ��'-„�T��1,r t EET, TO I�LO;d THF COiJSTRi�C'I'IGrd i^.�L' a=';^: :i:.�:,irvv--^�:I�._ LOTS 27 P.:1D ?ti, BL^Ci; 11, SPRI::G BP.00ti ''ART� ADDITTO�i, 'a"?E Sa'1r �EIi+� 200 �L`r � STF�EET :d.F,. , FRIDLEY, P•Ili�itiESOTA. (T•'w�C�EST BY A3CRT?-I :�IET:�O CGNSTRUCTIO�Ii ITvC-: �� 52'�3 CENTRF�L f1VE`iUE i1.E., t•1T_i`dNi:APOLIS, NIINNESOTi�.) � � � Mr. Dennis Barker was present to present the request. MOTION by Plemel, seconded by Crowder, to waive reading the public hearing no�ice. U,pon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. Mr. Crowder. asked if the alley along the back lot line has been vacated, because it it was, he would have enough lot area. Mr. Mattson said the alley has not been vacated. Chairman Drigans read a letter from l�s. Edward Bishop, 212 Eiy Street N.E., which stated his objections to the variance. MOTION by Crowder, seconded by Ple:nel, to receive the letter from Mr. Bishop. tipon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. rage lu i • ; . �� The Minutes of the Board of Appeals Subcommittee Meeting Of__October 15, 1974 Mr. Barker said he plans to build a 24 foot by 40 foot dwelling with a garage. 2 A He said he could fit the structure on the lot without additional variances. � - MOTION by Crowder, seconded by Gabel, to close the public hearing. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried. ,� MOTIQN by Crowder, seconded by Gabel, to recommend to the City Council, approvaZ of the variance. 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Sobiech, Public Works Director DATE: SU6JECT: December 9, 1974 Guidelines Regarding Variances on Substandard Lots In response to comments made at the Council Meeting of December 2, 1974, please find the attached suggested guidelines regarding the referenced subject. It should be pointed out the guidelines as noted are based only on previous action taken in regard to substandard lots. It is the standard procedure of the Administration to recommend approval of appropriate variances when the criteria as noted on the attached is satisfied. To date to the best of our knowledge, there has been denial of two variances and these denials were specifically based on non-compliance with these suggested guidelines. This attached note was requested by the Chairman of the Board of Appeals when a number of variances came up at the Board of Appeals meeting of October 15, 1974. 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'�� . '_ _... � a__.L'.%'...��y��-,.�.w .. Cz�� _ ��'-~'`��.�._. �Z;�..�.s.:J..,,�.:',= ,�-- -- �_ ___._...__-.----------.__�__ __. .. . _ _ _ �-- - ' . ' . _ _ _. ... _ _ . _ . . _. -- - _.___ . _ _ . . ._ _ ----- - -- . - ---, �-------__�. ... _._.--� -----__.__ _ �,° ..__ . _ , - � . _. _. .... _ . . , . . _. _. _ _.__ _. :: �'��"�,, ' �--- --�--•.__ ..._ --- --- �� ' . . ._ . .. _ . _. . _ . _ ._ _ _� :- .. . _. _ . __ ::.. _ .. _ --- - - -. _ . --. �__----___...----- ---. _ �__ _ ..� ___._ __ ---�---- -- _ �..-- -.. .�. �'`�ti' RECEIVING OPINION FROM CITY ATTORNEY REGARDING PETITION FOR CHANGE IN CITY CHARTER 3 I i" � � . � 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 I ' Ili 1 ' r�rtoRa�DUM To: Fridley City Council 1 '� , From: Virgil C. Herrick, Fridley City Attorney ,� t��-------` Re: Petition Regarding Charter Amendment Date: December 9, 1974 As you know, a petition has been submitted to the City Charter Commission requesting an amendment to Section 205 of the Fridley City Charter. The purpose of the proposed amendment is to require the City Council to hold a special election to fill a vacancy on the CounciZ. A qu.estion has arisen as to the interpretation of a requiremen� contained in rLinnesota Statutes Section 410.12. This section reads as follows: "The charter c.ommission ma}r propose amendments to such charter and shall do so upon the petiti.on of voters equal in number to five percent of the total votes cast at the last previous state general election in the city. If the city has a system of permanent registration of voters, only registered voters are eligible to sign the petition. All petitions circulated with respect to a charter amend- ment shall be uniform in character and shall have attached thereto the text of the proposed amendment in fu11.; except that in the case of a proposed amendment eontaining more than 1,000 words, a true a.nd correct copy of the same may be filed with the city clerk, and the petition shall then contain a summa.ry of not less than 50 nor more than 300. words setting forth in substance the nature of the pro- posed amendment. Such summary shall contain a statement of the objects and purposes of the amendment proposed and an outline of any proposed new scheme or frame work of government and shall be suffir_ient to inform the signers of the petition as to what change in government is sought to be accomplished by the amendment. The summary, together with a copy of the proposed amendment, shall first be submitted to the charter commission for its approval as to form and substance. The commission shall within ten days after such submission to it, return the same to the proposers of the amendment with such modifications in statement as it may deem necessary in order that the summary may fairly comply with the requirements above set forth." (Emphasis added} The Chairman of the Charter Commission asked me for my interpre- tation of this statute; specifically, whether the above section required , ' ' ' ' � ' ' ' the petiti�ners to suomit a copy of tne proposed amendment to the Charter Coi�unissio.n before circulation. At the time, I advised him that ti�e wording of the statute was ambigt�ous. However, I also indicated to the ch.airman that I did not feel that the petition should be rejected because of the ambiguity. At the last meetzng of the City Council held on December 2, 1974, the Council asked me to give a formal ogi.nion as to the interpreta— tion of the above section; specifically, whether Section 410.12 requires the petitioners to submit a copy of the proposed amendment to the Charter Commission before circulation. If the exact language of Section 4I0.12 were folloc,red, the proposed amendment would have to be submitted to the Charter Cammission before circulation. The question that must be determined is whether the language preceding the underlined portion of said section modifies the underlined portion to the extent that this need onZy be camplied with when a summary is required, or in other words, if the proposed amendment contains more than a thousand words. I have had a verhal discussion with the attorney general's ' office and they have furnished me with a copy of an opinion dated May 7, 1946, in which the attorney general ruled that the Charter Commission � need not pass on the form of the petition unless a summary is required. ' It is my feeling that the Fridley City Charter Commission and the Fridley City Council should consider this opinion to be controlling and I would so recommend. ' ' , Based on the above attorney general's opinion, I feel that the Charter Commission should transmit the petition to the City Clerk to determine whether it contains a sufficient number of valid signatures. The Charter Commission could, if it wishes, submit said petition with a recommendation that it be adopted, in which case, the Council could by a unanimous vote adopt the proposed change by ordinance. If the Charter Commission does nat so recommend, then the proposed change must be submitted to a special election. As I indicated previously to the Council, it is my feeling ' that the language of the proposed charter change should be modified. I believe that the requirement for a special election should be limited to those sections where a certain minimum time remains on the vacancy, ' and also such elections should be required only if two or more people file for the vacancy. These recommendations are made because of the rather substantial cost in holding a special election. �J � ' ' VCH / j lh cc: Ray Sheridan 603 INTOXICATiNG LIQ:10R 503.01. Defini:ions The foflo�vin� d4�initions sha(l apply in the interpretation and application of this chapfer and the iollowing words and lerms, wherever tney occu; in this chapter are d2fined as fotlows: (Ref. 435) 1. Th2 term "intoxicatinc liyuor" shall mean and inclucle ethyl alcohol and include distilled, fermented, spiritous, vinous, and mal; bev�ragas containing in excess of 3.2°b of aicohuf by v�eight. 2. The tsrms "sale" and "sell" mean and includs all barters and all manners Q� means ot fur�ishing intoxicating (iquor or liquors as abova described in violation or evasion of law and also i�clude ttie usual meaning of terms. 3. The term "ort sale" mear,s tha sala of intoxicating liquor by the glass, or by the drink tor consumpiion on the premises only. 4. The term "hotel" means and includes any establishme�t havirsg a residant proprietor or manager, vrhere, in consideration of payment tiierefore, food and lodging are regularly furnished to transients, �vhich, maintains for the use af its guesis not less than 50 guest rooms with bzdding and other usuaf, suitable and necessary furnishings in each room, vrhich is provided at the main entranc9 with a suitable lobby, desk, and office for the registration of its guests on th� ground ffoor, rihich employs an adequats staff to provide suitable and usual service, and,,vhich maintains under the same manageme�t and confrol as the rest of the establishment and has, . as an integ�al par! thereof, a dining ruom with appropriate facilities viith a total minimum f{oor area of 900 square teet �vhere the gsneral public are, in consider�tion of payment therafor, served rneals 2t tables. 4 603.032• Defini2ions 5. The term "restaurant" means any establishment, oiher than hotel, under the control of a sinc�le prop rietor or ma�ager, having - �� a total Z��p U%irN A' M,N�a�i�s-! sC'q TiN6 tAP�LiTYmF �'�"' m��imum filoor area o,-9�d3-e,auare fee^to serve meals, and . where in consideration of payment tharefor, meals are regularly served at tab:es to ihe generat public, and which �3 D employs an adequate staff for the usuat and suitable service to its guests, and the principal part 'oi the business of �vhich is the serving of foods. ' 6. A"church" as used in this ordinance is a buildi�g �vhich is principaliy used as a ptace v�here persons o( the same faith regu(arly assemble for the public tivorship of God. 7. The term "wholesale" means and includes any sa{e for purposes of resale. The ierm "wholesaler" means any perso� engayed in the business ot setling intoxicating liquor to relail deaiers. 8. The term "manufacturer" includes every person who, by any process of manufacturing, fermenting, brewin�, distifling, �efining, rectifying, ble�di�g, or by the combination of difFerent materials, prepares or produces intoxicat+ng liquors for sale. 603.02. License Req�iired f+lo p2rson, except wholesalers or manufacturers to the extent authorized under Stat2 License, shall directly or indirectly deat in, sell, or keep for s�le any intoxicating liquor evitnout first having received a license to do so a., ' provided in this ordinance. � � 603.021. "On Sale" licenses s�iall be issued •�nly to hotels and restuarants. 603.022 No person shall sell any intoxicatinc� liquor on Sundays v�ithout obtaining a separate license for said Sunday sales. 603.O�i. Applicat%on Every application for a license to sell intoxicating liquar shall b� ve�ified and iiled with the City Clerk. 603.032. In addition to the information vihich may be required by the State Liquor Control Commissioner's form, the application ,halt contain the follo�:iinfl: � Licensa Requ i rad Appiication 603-t � �' , �, 1 1: �Vhsther the applicant is a naturat person, corporation, parinership, or other torm of organi2ation. '� 2. Type of license applicant seaks. I : , 3. If th� applicant is a naturat person, the foilowir.g information: a. True name, place and date o# birth, and street residant address of applicanL , b. l'Vhether appiicant has evzr used or baen known by a name other than his true name and, if so, what was such name, or names, and information concerning dates and places v:here used. r i c. 7he name of the business if it is to be con�ucted under a designation, name or style oiher than the full individua! name of the ap�licant; in such cass a copy ot the certificatic�n, as required by Chapter 303, Minnesota Statutes, certified by the Clerk of District Caurt, shatl be attached to the appticat'son. d. Whsther the applicant is married or single. If married, true name, place and date ot.birth and streei residence add�ess af appiicant's p;esent spouse. e. Whether applicant and present spouse are registered voters and if so, where._ � f. Street addressss at which applicant and present spouse have iived during the preceeding ten years. g. Kind, �ame and location of ev�ry business or occupation applicant ar present spouse have been engaged in during the preeeding ten y2ars. � ' , �' � h. Names and addresses of applicanYs and spouse's employsrs and partners, if any, for the preceding ten years. • i. Whether appticant or his spouse, or a parent, brother, sisier, or child of either of them, has ever been convicted o� any fetony, crime or violation of any ordinance, other than traffic. If so, the app�icant sha11 tumish information as to the time, p(ace and otfenss for which convictions were had. j. Wh?ther applicant or his spouse, or a parent, brother, siste� or chiid of either of them, has ever been e�gafled as an emptoyze or in operating a satoon, hotef, r2staurant, cafe, tavzrn or other business of a similar nature. li so, applicant sha11 furnish informaiion as to the time, place and length of time. k. Whether appiicarit has ever been in military service. If so, applicant shail, upon request, exhibii all discharc�es. L 7he name, address and business address of each person who is engagad in Minnesota in the business of selling, manufacturing or distributing liquor and �vho is nearer to kin to tlie applicant or his spouse than s�cond cousin, whether of the whafe or hali blood, computed by the rules of civil tarv, or who is a brother-in-law or sister-in-law ot the applicant or his spouss. �4, N the appticant is a partnership, the names and addresses oi all partners and aN inEormation concerning each partner as is required of a singla apptication i� Subsection 3 above. A managing partner, or partners, shall be designaied. The interest of each partner in the business shall be disclosed. A true copy oi the partnership a;�reement shall be submitted with the appfication and, if the partnership is required to iile la certificate as to a irade name under the provisions of Chapter 333, �linnesota Statutes, a copy of such certificate certified by the I Clerk of Uistrict Court shall be attachsd to the application. � 5. I( the applicant is a corporation or other orc�anization and is applying for an "on sale" license, the tollowing: a. Name, and if incorporated, the state ot incorporation. ' b. A true copy of Certiticate ot Incorporation. Articles of Incor oration or Association A reeme t P g n a�d 603.032 � � 603-2 4A \ � By-laws, and if a foreiyn corporation, a Certifica[e of Authority as described in Chapier 303, PAinnesota Statutes. c. 7he name of tha ma�ager or proprietor or other ayent in charg2 of the premises to be licensed, giving ait the informaticn about said p�rson zs is required of a singla applicant in 603.032 above. d. Notwithstanding the d°finition of interest as given in 603.083, the application shall contain a list of att persons wno, singiy or together �vith their spouse, or a parent, brother, sister or ch�ld or either o( them, otvn or centrol an ini�rest in said corporat+on or association in excess of 5% or who ase o(ficers of said corporation or association, together with their addresses and all information as is required of a sinc�le applicant in 603.032 above. 6. The exact legaf description of it�e premises to be ficensed togeiher tivith a plof plan of the area showinc� dimensions, locations of buildings, stree: access, parking facilities and the locations of disYances to the nearest church building and school grounds. 7. 7he ftoor number and street number tivhere the sale of intoxicating liquors is to be conducted and the raoms �vhere liquor is to be sold or consumed. An app{icar,t for an "an sale" licensa shall submit a floor p:an of the dining room, or dining rooms, �vh;ct� shall tr2 open to the public, stiai! show dimens�ans and shatl indicate the number of persons intended to be served in each of said rooms. 8. If a permit irom the Federal government is required by the Laws of the Uniied States, N�hether or not such permit has b22n issued, and if so raquired, in what name issusd and the nature ofi the permit. P�co: thAi ei: „u1�L 1iRvr 9.�The amount of the investment that tt�e ap�licant has in tha business, building, premises, fixtures, furniture, �$ A r1 �N�r+.tr-�t Cr• ZO ,C�l.t/-cu �1 stock in t►ade, etc.,�antl proof of the source of such money. 10. The names and addresses of af{ persons, other than the appiicant, who have any Einancial inierest in the business, buitdings, premises, fixtures, furniture stock in trade; the nature of such interest, amouM th�reof, terms for payment or other reimbursement. 7his shatl includa, but not b2 limited to, any lessees, lessors, mort�ac�ees, mortc�agors, lendors, lien hold2rs, trusiees, trus#ors, and persons �vho have co-signsd notes or otherwise loaned, plec;ged, or er.tended security for 2ny indebt2dness of the applicant. 11. The rtames, residences and business addresses of three persons, residents of the State of Minn�sota, ot good morat character, not related to the appiicani ar financialiy interested in the premises or business, viho may be referred to as to tha applicant's character or, in the case �vhere information is requir°d of a manager, the manager's character. 12. Whether or not all real estate, special assessments, personal property taxes for the p�emises to be licensed which ere due and payable have been paid, and if not paid, the years and amounts �vhich are unpaid. 13. Whenever the application for an "on sa(e" license to sell intoxicating liquor, or ior a transfer thereot, is for , premises either planned or undsr construction or undergoing substantial alteration, the application sha{i be accompanied by a set of preliminary plans showinc� the design of the proposed premises to be licansed. If the p!e�ns or d�s�gn are on 1�1e w�th the SuperintenGent ot the Bul{d�ng Department, no plans need be Tiled �vith the City Clerk. ,1++ `jc.E= l.=t1"rGlIH�PJ% 15� 44- Such other information as the City Council shal! require. i , , 603.04. Rene�,val y� 603.04 - Renewal Apptications for the renewal of an existing licensa shafl be made at leasl 60 days prior to the date of the expiration of the license and shall be made in such abbreviated form as the City Councit may approve. If, in the judgment of the City Council, good 'and sufficient cause is shown by an applicatn tor his failure to file for a renewal within the time provided, th� City Council may, if the o;her prov(sions of this ordinance ase compliad with, grant the application. 6U3-3 1 4C At the earliest practicable tim� a(ter application is made tor a renewal c�i an "on sale" license, and in any eveni 603.068 _ ,prior to th� time ihat th� applic<ttion is approv2d ty tne City Council, tha appiicant shalt file with the Ciiy Clerk a � stateme�; mad� by a certiEie;! publ3c accouniant that shov�s the total gross safES and the tot21 food sa;es ot the restaurant for thc twelve monihs p�riod immediaieiy pr�ceciing the date for f+ling renewal applications. A for2ign ,� corporation shalt file a current Certiticate ot Authority. 603.05. Execution oi Application Execution of I�If the application is by a natural psrson, it shall be sic�ned and sworn to by such person; if by a corporation, by Application an officer thereof; if by a partnership, by one of the partners; if by an unincorporated association, by the manager or managing ofFicsr thereot. If the applicant is a partnership, the applic�tian, license and insurance 1 policy shall be mad? and issued in th2 name of all partners. • 603.Oo1. Fees - Fees � The annuat ticense fee and expiration date shall be as provided in Chapter 11 of this Code. 603.062. 'Yhe annual ticense fee shait be paid in full before the applicant for a licsnse is accepied. All fees shall be paid into the general fund of the City. Upon rejection of any application ior a license, or upon withdrawal of application before approvat of th2 issuance by the City Councit, the ticense fee shall b� refunded io the �appticant except where rejection is for a willfu! misstatement in the �icense application.. 603.Uo3. �The fee for an "on sale" license granted after the commencem�nt of the license year shall be pro-rated on a monthly basis. 603.064. / ` � When the license is for premises a�here the bui4ding is not ready for occupancy, ihe iime fixed for computat+on • of the license fee for the initial {icense period shall be ninaty days after approval of ihe license by the City . Council or upon the date the building is ready for occupancy, whichsver is soone;. , 603.Oo"5. . No transfer of a license shall b� parmitted from place to place or person to person without compiying vlith the �requiremznts of an original application except as provided by Subdivision 9 of 2his S�ction and exc�pt where a neai application is fi�ed for a transf�r of licenss from ptace to piace and is for premises }vhere the building was : not ready for occupancy at the time of ihe originat application and the new application is tiied within 90 days �after approval of the origina! license by the City Council but before a Certificate of Occupaney for the original location has been issued, no addiiional ticense fee is rsquired and the investigat+ng iae shall b2 as specified in Subdivision 8 of this Section. . , 603.065. No part of the fse paid for any license shatl b� refunded except in accordanca �vith this Section. , ,. , 603Ae7. ' At tha time of each original application for a license, the applicant shail pay in full an investigatinc� fea. For a slnc�le natural person, the investigating fee shal� be S150.00. For a partnership, corporation or other association, the investiflating tee Shall be $300.00. No investigatin fee shall bs refunda i , 9 d. I 603.Oo8. " �At any time that an additlana{ investigation is required because ot a change in the own2;:,hip or control of a corporation or because ot an enlarGsmant, alteratian, or extansion of premises previously licensed, or because E ot a transter from place to place which transfer comes �vithin the exception expressed In 603.065, the licensee ,shatl pay an additionat investi9ating fee in tt�e amount of 550.00. 6Q3-4 � � � �� 603.Oo9. ' Where a n�w application is filed as a result oi incorporafion by an existing licensee and the ownership controi and int2rest in the lic=�nsa are unchan;sd, no additional ficense fee wilt be required. 603.07Q. Sunday LiquorSal�s . � Ths annuai lic::n ,e fee for "Sun�ay Liquor Sales" shall be as provided in Chapter 11. This fe2 is in addition to the fee chary�d for an "On Sale" license. Aii provisions of this ordinance pertaining to the "On Sale" license shal! aFply to the "Sunday Liq�lor Sales" iicense, insofar as practicable. 603.07i. Granfing oi Licansas In order to assist the City Council in inves;iya2ing ihe facts set out in the appfication and in order to determine the eliyibility of the applic.ant for a license, pursuant to th� provisions of this chapier arrd of the State Lavr, the City Council may a��puint a Licenss f3oard. In ihe eve�t thai such License Board is established, it shall be organized in such a mannar as the Ciiy Council sha11 determine by resolution. 603.072. All applications for a license sha{1 be ref�rred to the Pub�ic Safety Director, and to such othkr City Cepartments as the City Manager shall deem necessary, for verification and investigation of the facts set forth in the application. Th� Public Saie!y Direcior �ha�i cause to be made such investigatie� of ihe infarrr�ation rzqueste� GCi, o3i c;'.l. E�o,3,0- 2 in Section .. ,,. r,-�; as shall be necessary and shall maFe a written recommendation and report to the License Board, or to th� City Council, as the case may be, which shatl include a list of all violations of Federat or Staie law or Munici�al ordinance: Th2 License Board, or City Council, may order and conduct such additional 'snvestigation as it shafl d�err:.ne�essary. 4D 603.076 Sunday Liquor Sales Granting of Licenses A/+i0 >G•t�i o7-,�FP t iiY D�P�',t'if/�=NTS NS Dr�fe�ld✓tI7 8 Y TH.E' GI � Y Upon receipt of the written report and recommendation by the Public Satety Director�and within twenty days rf�}ivfjUE� thereaft�r, th2 Chairman of the license Board, or the City Councii, shall instruct the City C1erk to cause to b2 • published in the official ne�vspaper ten days in advance, a no;ice oi a hearing to be held by the License Board, or the City Counci{, setting forth th� day, time and ptace when the hearing will be held, the name of the applicant, the premises v�here th2 business is to be conducted, the nature of the business and such �iner inEormation as the Licensa Board may direct. A! ti�e hearing, opportunity shatl be g+ve� to any person to be heard for or against the gra�ting of the t+cense. A licerse, oth2r thari a renewal, shail not be approvad before the next re�utar meeting of the Ci2y Council following such hearing. 603.073. Not 12ss than ten days nor more than fifte2n days aftGr the date �or submittiny renewa! applications, the License Board, or the City Council, shall hofd a public hsaring. Notice of the time and place of said maeting and the fact � that renewal applications �vil1 be co�sidered shalt be pu�4ished in the oi(icia{ netivspaper ien days in advanc2 of the hearing. Opportunity shall be given to any person to be hea�d for or against the granting of a renewal license. in the event the License E3oard holds the hearing, it shall, witfiin fifteen days after the hearing, make a report of its investigaiion and hearing, toaether with recommendations, to the City Council. In the event that the License Board is unable to comptete its report r�iithin t�at.time, they shall report such fact, togeth2r with reasons therefor to the Ciiy Council tivhich shall extend the time for the report for such reasonabla 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 rnay deam advisable and thereafter shail c�rant or refuss the application in its discretion. 603.076. 1. Each license shall be issued to the applicant only. Each license shall be issued only for the premises described in the application. 2. No license may be transferred to anoiher person or to another place without comptying v�ith the tequirements of an original app�i�a!ion includinc� the approvat oE the Ci C uncil n�i thy Liq o Control Commissiorer, as o � - �4,.59 ++� , n. � � tequired, except as provided by Section ., , �. 603-5 4E � 603.0'l7. . , 603.Q83 7he City Clerk shal�, within ten days �;ter th� issuancz of any I;cense under this chapter, subrnit to the Liquor i Controi Cornm;ssion�r tne fufl r�arnz and address of each person c�ranied a tice�se, the trade name, tt�e effectiva lir.ense date, and the date of eypiration of the license. He shall also submit to the Liquor Cuntrot Commissioner '� a��y Change ot addre;s; transfer, canc�L'a;ion or re:ucation of any license by the Council during the license period. , 603.073. ' bVhere a license is granted for premis�s �vhere the building is under construction or otharwise not ready for � occu�ancy, th2 City Clerk shall not issua the license until notiEied by the Superintendent of the Buitding ' Inspection Department that a Certificats oi Occupancy has been issued and the building is ready far occupancy. � i ' 603.081. Persons tnsligible " � , No license shail ba Persons .. graoted or held by any pprson: Inaiigibie 1. Und2r 18 years o{ age. _ 2. 4Vho is not of good moral character. 3. Who, if an individual, is an atien. '� 4. Who has 5een convicted, within 15 years prior to fhe application of such license, of any wi11fu1 violation of any law of the Unitad Stafes, the Siate of Minnesofa, or any ottter State or Territory, or of any locat ordinance , regarding tha manufacturs, sal2, distribution or possessian for sale or distribution of intoxicating liquor, or whose liquor license has been revoke� for any willful vio�ation of any law or ordinance. ' S. Who is a manufacturer or who(esafer of intoxicating (iquor and no manufacturer or wholesafer shatl either � \ directty or indirectly otivn or control or have any financial interest in any retail business setling intoxicating liquor. , 6. Who is directly or indirectly interesfed in any other establishment in the City of Fridley io which " _ license has been issuzd under this chap,er. on sa►e" � 7: Who, if a corporation, does riot have a manage� v�ho is eligible pursuant to the provisions of ihis Seciion. 8• Who is the spouse of a person ineiigible for a license pursuant to the provisions of Subdivisions 4, 5, or E of 'this Section or who, in the judgment of the City Council, is not the real party in interest or beneficial owner oi the business operated, or to be operated, under the license. 603.C82. ' A license will not be renewed if, in the case af an individual ih2 li A• . of the , cense,. is not a resident of the C�ty at the time date for renewal, if, in the case of a partnership, the managing partner is not a resident oE the City at the ,� time ot the renewal ; or in the case of a corporatian, if the managar is not a residant of the City at thz time of the date of renewal. The time for establishing residency ►�ithin the City may, for good cause, be extended by th2 CounciL 603.083. The term '•interest" as used in this Section includes a�y pecuniary interest in the o�vnership, operation,y 'manac�em>nt or profits c.; a retail liquor establishment, Gut does not include bona fide loans; bona fide fixed sum rental agreemen;�; Cona fide open accounts or other obligations h�ld with or without s�curity arising out of the ordirary and rec�ul :r cours� or business of selling ar l8asing m�rchartdise, fixtures or suppiies to sucti establi�hment; or an interc�St of ten ptr c�nt or less in any corporation holdinc� a Iicense. A person who receives � .'rr�onies from time to time directly or inAirectly irorn a lice�see, in th� absence ot a bona tide consideration \ therefor and excluding bona fide gitts or donaiions, shall be dee o met t� hav„ a pecuniary interest in such retail , • 603-6 '■ ;. i � i , ticense. In de;erminin� "bona fide" tne reasonabls vatue of the goods or thinc�s receiv2d as consideration tor any pay�r.�nt by the licens�� arc ail oth�r ;acts reasonably ten;iing to prove or disprove th� existence of any purpo_;eful scherne or arran,=m�nt to evad:: the prohibitions o! tnis S�c!ion shall be considered. 603.041. Piaces Inefigible No licensa sha11 be granted, or renewed, for operation o� any premises, on which taxes, assessments or other financial claims of the City or of the State are due, delinquent or unpaid. In the event an action has been commenced pursuan; to tne pr•�s�isions of Chapter273 t�tinnesota Sta;ut�s questioning the amount or validily of taxes, the Council rnay, on applic2tion by the licensee, evaive strict compliance tivith this provision; no waiver may te grantad, how�v�r, for taxes or any portion th2reof, v�hich remain unpaid for a period exceeding one year aiter becoming du�. 603.092. . No license shall be �ranted for premises located within 400 feet of a public school or of any church, th2 distance to be measured in a straight lin2 from #h2 n�arest point of buiiding to b�il;iing, excepting ihe existing on-sate municipal establishmsnts at the time of the enactment of this ordinance. The erection of a public school or church within the prohibited area after an origina! application has b2en granted shal4 rot, in and of itself, render such premises ine(igible for renewai of the license. � 603.093. No lic��nse shall bs iss�ed for the premises otianed by a person to whom a license may not be granted under this ordinance. . �( 603.099. No "on sale" license shall b� granted for a restaurant that do�s not have a dining area, open to the general � public, �vith a to:al minimum floar area of �-�squar� fee�or fo a hotel tha� �o s� not have atdini g ar a, open to , the general public, with a total minimum floor area of 9Q0 square feet. ' 603.10. Condition of License � Every licenss shall be granted subject to the conditions of the following subdivisions and all oi#�er subdivisions of this chapter and of any oth�r applicabfe provision of this Code or Staie law. �� l 1 I , 1. The license shall be posted in a conspicuous place in the licensed establishment at all times. 2. Every licensae shall be responsible foe the conduct of his place of business and ihe conditions of sobriety and order in the place of business and on ihe premises. 3. No "on sate" license2 shall sel! intoxicating liquor 'bft sale". 4. ho ficense shaU be effective beyond the space named in the license for �vhich it was granted. 5. No intoxicating Iiquor shall be sold or furnished or delivered to any intoxicated Derson, to any habitual drunkard, to a minor, or to any person to svhom sale is p:ohibited by State taw. 6. No minor shatl ba employed in a room Nrt�ere sates are made. 7. No licens�e shall k.eep, possess, or op�rate or permit the keeping, possession, or operation ot any slot machines, dice, or any c�arnbling device or apparatus on the licensed pramisss, and he sha11 not perrnit any c�ambling th�rein. 8. No licenssa sfiall knotivingly permit the licensed premises or any room in thosa premises or any adjoining building directly or indirectly under his contro► to be us�d as a resort far prostitutes. 4F 603, i0 - Ptaces tneligibie Condition of licanss ' • 603-� ' I�' � [� `' 9. No equi, rnent o: fix.t�re in any Iicens�d place shail be o:vned in v�ho!e or in p_�rt by any manufacturer or distiller of inioxica;in� I�q�;or e;;c2pt s�ch as shall b� expressly peri;�i,ted by State law. ' 1Q. Any putice otfic�•r, or any p;ope•;y ��s�9�,aced oftic:;r or emptoyee oi the City sha(I have the riyht to enter, inspect, a�cl search th� p;2mises ot the licensee during the business hours wiithout a warrant. 11. No I;censse shall se!I, offer for saln, or kesp for sale, intoxicating liquors in any uri�inal package rvhich has ' be2n refill��d or partia!!y refiil�d. No licens::2 shall directly or through any other p2rson delete or in any manner tampsr with tha co^ta�ts of any or,gina! package so as to chang� its composition or alcoholic content N�hile in the original package. Possession on the premises by the licensea of any intoxicating liquor in the original ' packaye difFe:i.ig in composition or a�coholic cont�nt in'tha liquor �ihen received from the manufcturer or wholesaler frorr� tivhom it �•;as purchased, shalf be prima iacie evidence that the contents of the original package have been diluted, chang2d or tampered tivith. ' 12. No ••on sate" liyuor est2blishment shall disp{ay liquor to the public during hours when the sale of liquor is prohibited by this orc'inance. ,13. No licensee shal! apply for or possess a Fedsral UVholesate Liquor D�alers special tax stamp or a Federal Gamb►ing stamp. � '14. No licensee shall ke2p ethyl alcohol or neutral sprits o� 2ny iicensed premises or permit their use on the premises as a beveraga or mixed viith a beverage. '15. 7he business records of the licensee, including Federal and State tax returns, shali be avaitabla for inspection by ttie City Pnznager, or other dury authonzed representative of the City or the City Council at all reasonable times. ' 1 � 1 16. Chanqes in the corporate or association pfficers. corporate chartsr, artictes ot incorpr�ation, by-taws or partnership agr2ement, as ths case may be, shall be submiited to the City Clerk within thirty days after such chanaes are made. Notwithstanding the defini;ion of interest as c�iven in Section 603.083, in the case of a corporaiion, the licensae sha11 notify the City Clerk when a person not listed in th2 application acquires an interest a�hich, together wi:h that of his spouse, parent, brother, sister, or chitd, exceeds 5%, and shall give a(1 information abuut said person as is required of a person pursuant to the provisions of 603.032, subsection 3 ot this code. 17. At the tirre a licensee submits his applicati�n for ren�wal o€ a license, he shall tist all direct or indirect contributions n�ade to or in G�haff of a candidate for Fridley City Counciman or h12yor, inctuding but noi limited to Car.didates Commi;tees, Volunteer Committees, etc., for all City elections from ar,d inctuding '1909 to the pressnt date. . : . � . . `1"J�NIHtI/�J. C1�= 5L} %C J . ' 18. A reslaurant shall be conduc.tad in such a manner ;hat the principal par^of ihe business for a license year is the serving of foods. A hotet shall be conducted in sucF� a manner that, of that part of ttie total busineoss attributable to ur derived {rom the se�ving of foods a�d in,oxicaNng liquors, the principal par�MEthe buslnes fo� �� ' a licanse y�ar i; the serving of foods. ' r 19. At th� time of applicatio� tor renewa� oi 2pplication of an on sale license, the applicant shall submit proof to ,the City tt�a; the prir,cipal part ot th�� c�ross sales, derived from the sale of food and intoxicating liquors of the establishment, tor �vhich tns on sale license is to be us�d, is in the serving of food. 603.11. Haurs of Operation . . .. , . � ; " , No sale of inte�xicating liqup,-shatl be ma�e between lhe hours of 1:00 A.F1�. on Sunday and 12:00 o'clock noon on Sunday, nor b�t�•�een th� hours of 1:00 A.M. and 3:00 F'.F�1, on any tJl�mcrial Day, nor bettiveen the hours of 1:00 A.M. a�d 8:G0 P.M?. on any statawide election. No 'bn sale" shalt be made be;ween the hours ot 1:00 A.M. ' and 8:�0 A.t.7. on any weel;day. , � 603.11 Hnurs ot Operation 603-8 4G � \ i ' � 603.12. Hofels ' No sate o( inioz;cating iiquor sh;il! b� mz,de to o� in guest rooms o� hotels, crn!ess the rules of such hotet rovide P for ths s:-rvic� of m�als in c uest rooms; nor un;ess the sale of such inioxicating liquor is made in the manner ',' "on sale" are requi;ecf to be m.�d�; nor unf;;ss suc�� sale accompanies and is incid�nt to the regular s�rvice of meals tu guests tharein; nor uniess tne rules oi such hotel and the descripiion, location, and number ol such guest rooms a:e fully set out in the application for a(icense. 4H 603.135� Hnie{s 603.13t. Restrictions Invoiving P.tinors ' Restrictions ho licensee, his ayen# or ernployea shalJ serve or dispenss upon 2he licensed premises any intoxicatinc� fiquor or �nyO+Y�n4 non-into;cicating rna{t liquors to any r�inor; nor shail such lic�nss2, or his agent or employae, permit any minor �fl�nors to be furnished or consume any such �iquors on the licensed premises. 603.132. No minor shati misrepresent his age for the purpose of obtaining intoxicating ii;�uor or non-intoxicating malt liquor nor shall he enter any premises licansad for ttie retail sale of intoxicating liquor or non-inioxicating mali liquor for the purpose of purchasing or having served or delivered to him for consuming any such intoxicating liquor or beer nor shail any such person purchase, attempt to purchase, consume, ar have another person parchase for him any intoxicating liyuor or beer. 603.133. No petson shal! induce a minor to purchase or procure or obtain intoxica2ing liquor or non-intoxicating malt liquor. 643.734. Any person who may appear to the lic�nsee, his employers or agents io be a minor shall, upon demand of the licensee, his employee or agent, produce and permit to be examined an identiticat�on certihcaie issued by any clerk of ihe District Court +n the S[ate of Minnesota pursuart to Section 625.311 through 626.319, Minnssota Statutes, Laws 1953, Chapter 503. 503.135. � In evsry prosscution for a violation of the provisions of ihis Ordinance relating to the sate or furnishing of Intoxicating IiGuor or non-intoxicating m�1t beverage or furnishing of intoxicatiny liquor or non-inioxicatinq malt b�verage to 2 minor, and in ev�ry proceading befnre the City Counc�! Nri►h respect thereto, the fact that the minor invotved has obtained a present2d to the licensee, his employees or agent, a v2rified identifica;ion card issu�d by 2he Clerk of any District Court in ttte State of DAinnesota, from which it appaars that said person �vas a minor and was r�gularly issued such id?ntification card, shal! b2 prima faci4 evide.nce that the lice�see, his ag�nt or employee is nof c�uilty o.' a vio!aiion of such a provision and shatl be conc(usivs evidence that a. violation, if one has occurred, was not ��.•illful or intentionaL . 603.130. ' Any person who may appear to the licensee, his employze or agent to be a minor and who does not have in his possess+on any identiflcation certificate as above descnbed, may sign and execu:e a statement in viriting as fotlo�vs: � ' READ CAREFULLY QEFORE SIGNING ' Any per�on to misrepresent or mis-state his or her age, or the age of any othar person for the purpose of inducinc� any lic�risea, or any employee or any licensee, or any employee oi any municipal liquor store, to � self, serve or deliver any alcoholic bevaraye to a minor, ' � 603-9 � ' A minor tv h.;v� in his possession any intoxicating liquor with inteni to consume same at a place other than the ho:is�hold of hi, p,�;�nt or c�uardian." , ' �J "It shall b� unla:v'ul for. Any minor to tiave in tiis possassien any non-intoxicating malt liquor �vith intent to consume same at a place ofher than the hausahold of his pareni or guardian. Any person who shalt viotate any ot the foregoing provisions of iaw shatt be punished accordingfy." VIOLATION OF THE AE30VE h11NNESO7A LAL11 IS A P�1ISDcMEANOR PUNISHABLE BY.A FINE OF $30Q.00 OR A 90 DAYS WORKHQUSE S�NTENCE, OR fOTH. My age is Birth Date of Birth . Place of . My address is ' . . Dated: - Type of ldentification, if any Witn2ss . ' Sgned The above form shall ba furnished at the expense of a!I ticensees desirinc� to use tha same and whan properly _ 'executed may be considered as evidence in any prosecution and by the City Council in any proceeding before tha Council or a committee ihereof relating to the bus+ness or operakions of the ticensee. Such forms after execution shall be kept o� file by the licensee for a period of one year. ' 603.41. Oihsr Restrictions On Purchasa Or Consumption No p�rson shatl give, setl, procure or purchase intoxicating liyuor to or tor any person to �vhom the safe of intoxicating liquor is forbidden by law. ' 603.1�2. No person shall mix or prepare intoxicating tiquor for consumpiion, or consume, in any public place not � licens�d in accordance vrith tha ordinanc2s of tha Ciiy of �ridlay, and the State of ivlinnesota. . 693.143. '' No inioxicating liquor shall be sofd or consumed on a public highway or in an automobile. � 6U3.151. Insuranca ,At the time of filing an application for an "on sa12" liquor license, the applicant shall file a liability insurance policy in the amounts specified in subs2ction 4, belo�v. '603.i52. The insurance policy required by subsection 1, abova, shatl be subject to the approval of the City CounciL � I603.153. � The insurer on such lizbility insurance policy shatl be an insurance company duly licensed to do business in the state of tdinnesota and th2 iiabi(ity insurance poticy shall be approved as to form and execution by th;; City , ,Attorney. All liability insurance policies, w.h�n approv�d by the proper City or State officer, shall be deposited tvith ihe City Clerk. » 603.154. ', Said liabiliiy insurance policy shall b� in the amount of $50,000 coverage for one person and S100,000 for more than ona person, and shall specifically provide (or the payment by the insurance company on behalf of the I ' , y-� 6Q3.154 l . '. Othar Restrictiorrs � On ?u�shasx - Or Consumptton Insurance 603-10 C <� � ( I ' � insurc:d o! alf surns ��hich the ins�;reci shall beco�n2 obliged to pay by rea;,on oE liability imposed upon him by !aw for injurie� or dsr;��y�s to persons, oth�r than employe�s, including the liabitity imposed upon lhe ins�red by reasan of S>ction 3�.0.9�, F6inn.�sota :s'atu".es. Such tiability insurance policy st,all (�,rther provide that �o cancetlations ;or any cause can be macfa e;,h�r by ih� insur�d or the insurance compar�y without c�iving ten days notice to th�• City in t��riting o� ir�;ention to cancel the same, address��d ta the City Clerk. Such policy shall b2 conditionad that the insurar shall pay, tu the extent ai the principal amount of the policy, any damages for death or i�jurycaused by, or resulting from the violatian of any law retating to the business for which such ticense has been granted. 603.16. 7he City Council may susp2nd or revoke any license for the sale of intoxicat+ng liquor for the violation of any provision or condition of this chapter or of any State law or Federal law regulating the sale oi intoxicating liquor, and shafl revoke such lic�nse for any willfut viotation �ihich, under the laws of tt,e State is grounds for mandatory revocation, anct sfiat! re�oke for iailure to keep the insurar�ce required by this cha�ter in fulf force and effect. 603.17. Notice Except in the case of a suspension pending a hearing on revocation or suspansion by the Council sha(I be preceeded by writien notice to th2 licensee and a pub(ic hearing. The natice shall c�ive at least eight days notice of the time and place of tne hearing and shall state th2 nature of the charyes agains! the ficensee. The Couneit,� ' may, without any notice, suspend any license pending a hearing on revocation for a period not exceeding 30 days. The notice may be served upon the licensee personally or by leaving the same at the licensed premises with the person in charge thereof. No s�spension shall exceed 60 days. 603.i8. Alteralion o! Premisas Proposed enlarc�ement, alteration or extension of premises previously licens=d shall be repor�ted to the Cify Clerk at or before the time application is made for a Building Permit for any such change_ Sue6� �.{ian��j �, s f�al! rc�J ui �'��lans �,.�d s�� E:: fiGc�•t�c:�vs 7''o be strfli�: f��c( to �'I�c-: �uilCliy� fnspeG�`iOh GFPrI,B�i�-i�-�tJi '�'er � pj�POLn %� 9 603.i9. Disp�nsinn Licens¢ No person stiaU v�ork as a manager, bartendar, cocktail �vaiiress, clerk, or in any capacity where such person setls or servss intoxicatian liquor on the premises licensed und2r this chapter, and no licettsae shall permit any such person to be so employed, unless such person, within seven days after being first employed, shall apply fora license io engag� in such business. No person may be so employed for any length of time it his ticense is d�nied or revoked. 603. i91. An appfication tor such ticense sha11 be filed wit� the City Clerk upon torms provided by the City and such application shall be v2rified under oath and shall contain tha iollowing information: 1. i'he names and addresses af two residents of tPie State of PAinnesota, who have kno�.vn the app(icant for a period oi two years and �vho will vouch for the sobriety, honesty, and c�eneral good character ot ihe applicant. 2. A concise history of the applicanYs previous employment. 3. The record, ifany, of arrests and of convictions for crimes and misdemeanors ofher than traffic offenses. 603.i92. Fee Tha annual license fee and expiration date shalt be as provided in Chapier 11 of this Code. Application for renerial of an existing license shall be rnade <t least 15 d5ys prior to the date of the expiration of the license on such torm as the City Council may approve. 603.193. The application shall be referred to the Police Departmsnt which shall investigate th� facts set forth in the application and ma�ce a written report thereon at the earliest practicable time. tf the Potice Department II ' • . �J 603.'i 33 Notice AtteraYron oi Premises O3sQensing License Fee 603-11 , reeomm�nds that such p^rson be licensed, the City Clzrk shatt issue the license forthwith. tf the Potice I' Department maka,; a recommandation that the licens2 not be issu2d, the applicant, upon raquest, shail be e�titled to a hearin� bator�� th� City Council and may offer evidsnce to prove the license snould be issurd. 603.194. _ II' No p�rson shai! be issued a license if it aapears that he had committed an act which is a wi!lful viotation of � hlinnesota Statutes 340.07 through 3;0.40. I � 603.195. Any license issued hareunder may be revoked for any violation of this Ordinance or of Minnesota Statu2es 340.07 'through 340.40 or for conviction of any crime or misdameanor involving moral turpituds. � 603.20. Mambar ot Licenses '7hs City ot Fridley is hereby restricted in tha issuance of "on sa(a" liquor licen�es. That the number of licenses Is:;ued pursuant to Miinnesota Statu.es 340.353 is ona less than the maximum n�mber pzrm'sttecl by Minnssota Statut�s 340.353. That the purpose of this restriction is to enabls the City to continue and expand the mun�cipal "off sale" ope�ation. '603.21. Penalti2s � Any violatiort of this ct�apter is a misdemeanor and is subjsct to atl provided for such viotations under the 'provisions of Chapter 901 of this Code. ' � �. � r � � � � � � . -� . � � � �; , i. � � . . . . � . I ' �I ' I ' ' � K 603,21 Numbsraf Licenses Penalties 0 603-1 Z C C \ ' ' Attachment ( ) :' ' � '� . . . 14. Whenever the application for an "on sale" license ta sell intoxicating i' l�quor is made for a proposed or existing establishment, the following � items are to be provided with the application: a. Site plans of the premises indicat7ng praperty and building location, , parking area, landscaping and screening. Niinimum parking requirements are to be a ratio of one ten by t�renty foot parking stall for every two seats of total seating capacity. - ' b. Plans and s ecifications for proposed esta�lishment or for enlargement, P alteration or extension of an existing establishment showing fioor ' plans with total seating capacity and spr�nkler system plan as presentiy exists or sprinkler system plan to be installed. Al1 "an � sale" liquor establishments must provide a spr7nkler system for health, , safety and welfare of its patrons. A time period of t��o (2) years will be provided to a11ow existing establishments v�hich currently have a iiqt�or�license but do not have a sprinkler system to come into compliance. ' All plans and specifications must be reviewed and approved by the Building Inspection Department before issuance-of buiiding permit. � ` , - �' ' , ;' ' . .' � �L � � , � o a o 0 0 r-- QJ I� �Y N N O � � i-� r M lD '--� �' � O� d' 61 d' O OO �°'"� N -- � � M - _ �Pr � � -K O O O O O • N O O O � O � � O �t � I� O zi � ° r-- �u r� r� c+� r� � m � r� d- r� �r� � � � � . -x � cu c°-� °o 0 0 0 -v � � o � �n o � r ^ RS t[S t� M f� lD N _I � lD 1.!) lfl d' N . '�T '--� � Q! � Q t U � N rtS N N I QJ N N N N N Q1 ?- C.) r- r- I r r r � r r- r� r� r r' � r- w n. Q� �a cz. 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O � � N � S.. lD � � (.� d � 11 11 11 il � (CS � Co 'k i� s -x s: rn .r.. w S F- 0 rn z � N � � y-n1 ' � � 1 `/"ri"..K�l�..+ �2 `f'�� M E M O TO: Fridley City Council FROM: City Attorney �� RE: Discretion in �efusing to Grant Liquor License DATE: December 6, 1974 ISSUE: How much discretion does the City of Fridley have in refusing to grant a liquor license assuming that the applicant meets all the necessary requirements? LAW: The applicabZe provision of the Fridley Code provides: "After receiving such report and recommendation the City Council sha11 conduct, within a reasonable time, such additional hearing as it may deem advisab2e and thereafter sha11 grant or refuse the application in its discretion." �603.075 Fridleg Code (1973) (emphasis added) However, the Fridley Code does not elaborate on the extent to which the Council may exercise zts discretion in this matter or the standards upon which such discretion should be based. ' It is extremely difficult to state with any specificity the bounds of the Coancils discretion in this area. The term itself rneans "A power or right conferred upon public functionaries by Iaw of acting officially in certain circumstances, according to the dictates of their own judgment and conscience..." ' B1ack's Law Dictionary at p. 553 (1951), and the covrts have refused to fuzther define the term other than to give general guidlines to be followed in the exercise of this discretion. It has been stated as a genera.t rule that a council has "broad discretion" ' in the matter of licensing the sale of intoxicating liquor. 9 McQuilZin, MunicipaZ Corporations �§26.181 (3rd Ed. 1964) In Minnesota, the Court has broadly defined the bounds of the Councils discretion by stating: ' ' ' ' , I�. "While the council may exercise wide discretion as to the issaance of Iiguor licenses, it is a fundamental intention of the 1aw that in exercising this discretion it must examine and investigate the conditions within the municipality in an officia2 capacity in an effort fairly to determine the matter from the standpoint of upholding the law and doing what it believes best for the welfare of the municipality, and not from a personaZ arbitrary, or capricious standpoint." Paron v. City of Shakopee, 226 Minn. 222, 32 N.W. 2d. 603 (1948) As a practical matter, the extent to which the crouncil may exercise its discretion in denying an application for a Iiquor Iicense is only limited by the restrictions placed upon the exercise of discretion by the Courts in reviewing the councils acfion. In this regard it has been held in Minnesota that "in reviewing the proceedings of the Municipality, it is not the Courts. function to pass on the wisdom of the councils action but only to determine whether the council exezcised an honest and reasonable discretion or whether it acted arbitrarily, capriciously, or oppressively. Sabes v. City of Minneapolis, 120 N.W. 2d 871 (MZnn. 1963) � 0 3 � k � � J 0 . '." �� 5 STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF ANOKA LEASE AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, made this day of' ` , I974, by and between the City of Fridleg, a municipal corporation organized and existing vnder the Zaws of the State of Minnesota, hereinafter caZ2ed the City, and the Islands of Peace Foundation, incorporated Apri1 27, 1973, as a non-profit organization, hereinafter called the Foundation. WITNESSETH: That the City does hereby demise and let unto the Foundation the following described premises: 1. Chase's Island, which is presentlg owned by the City, and wi11 hereinafter be referred to as PARCEL NO. 2. 2. Gi2 Hodqe's Island, which is leased from the State of Minnesota by the City, and hereinafter referred to as PARCEL NO. 2. 3. Hayes River Lot Addition, B2ock 2, Lots 3 and 4, presently being purchased by the City and hereinafter referred to as PARCEL NO. 3. The Foundation has made a committment to the City to raise whatever funds are needed for the purchase of the parcel. It is mutually desired by the City and the Foundation that the Islands of Peace Project be a success for the benefit of the general public, and especially the handicapped and disabZed; therefore, the City and the Foundation agree to the following condi.tions: 1. TERM: The Foundation is to have and to hold the above described premises for a term of Five (5) gears, beginning August 1, 1974, and endinq on Ju1y 31, 1979. 2, RENEWAL: This Lease mdy be renewed for additional Five (5) gear periods apon the mutval agreement of both parties. If the Foundation desires to renew this Lease, they sha11 notify the City, in writing, at least Ninety (90) days before the expiration of this Lease. If the City agrees to an additional Five (5) gear Iease, it sha11 notify the Foundation that the request for an addi.tional Five (5) year lease period has been approved. � v 3. RENTAL: The Foundation shall pay to the City the sum of One and no hundredths ($1.00) Dollar per year. 4. SERVICES TO BE PROVIDED BY CITY: The Citg hereby agrees to furnish for the term of this Agreement and as part of the consideration of this the following: A. The Maintenance of PARCEL NO. 2 will be limited to roatine ground maintenance which includes grass cutting, tree trimming, along with the remova2 and cleaning of waste material, will be eccomp3ished b� the City and wi12 be set up on a regular basis vnder the sole direction of the Director of Parks and Recreation Department of the City. B. The Maintenance of PARCEL NO. 2 wi11 be Iimited, due to the accessibi.2it� of this parcel; the type and amount of maintenance of this pazcel wi11 be solely in the discretion of the Director of Parks and Recreation Department of the City. C. The Maintenance of PARCEL NO. 3 wi11 be the total responsibility of the Foundation. D. Additiona2 Maintenance: Any maintenance not included above wi11 be the responsibility of the Foundation. The City does not waive its r�ght to compensation for any of these services provided above. If the Foundation fails to provide adequate maintenance beyond the City's responsibility, the City reserves the right to make the necessary improvement at the expense of the Fouadation. 5. RULES AND REGULATIONS: The City agrees to enforce a1Z rules.and regulations in accordance with the City's ordinances. A11 cvnduct on PARCEIS NO. 1, NO. 2, and NO. 3, wi11 be subject to the rules and regulations, and of ordinances of the City. The City wi1Z sapply the needed personnel to enforce said rules, regulations, and ordinances, as needed. 6. POLICE AND FIRE PROTECTION: The City wi1l provide police and fire protection. 7, IMPROVEMENTS: Any improvements permanently attached to the property are to be approved in advance by the Citg Manager. Said approval sha11 be in writing. A11 permanent improvements, attached to the propertg, sha11 remain on the property at the termi.nati.on of this Lease and sha11 become the property of the City. 8. LIABILITY INSURANCE: Public Liability insurance shall be provided bg the Foundation. The amount sha1l be 5250,000.00 to $500,000.00. 5A a 0 � 5B IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have set their hands and seals the day and year first above written. CITY OF FRIDLEY IN PRESENCE OF B9 Frank Liebl, Mayor � Marvin C. Brunsell, City Clerk STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ) ss. COUNTY OF ANOKA ) On this day of , 1974, before me, a Notary Public Within and for said County, personally appeaxed FRANK LIEBL and MARVIN C. BRUNSELL to me personally known, who, being each by me du.2y sworn did say that they are respectively the Mayor and the City Clerk of the municipal corporation named in the foregoing instrument, and that the seal affixed to said instrument is the corporate seaI of said municipal corporation, and that said instrument was signed and sealed in behalf of said municipal corporation by authority of its City Counci2 and said FRANK LIEBL and MARVIN C. BRUNSELL acknowledged said instrument to be the free act and deed of said municipal corporation. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the pazties have set their hands and seals the dag and year first above written. ISLANAS OF PEACE FOUNDATION IN PRESENCE OF B � Its President STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ) ss. COUNTY OF ANOKA ) On this day of , 1974, before me, a Notary PubZic within and for sai.d County, personally appeared to me personally known, who, being by me duly sworn did say that he is the President af the c+vrporation named .in the foregoing instrument, and that said instrument was signed in behalf of said corporation by authority of its Board of Directors and said acknowledged saidinstrument to be the free act and deed of said corporation. 0 t ; �� 0 MEMO T0: MEMO FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Nasim M. Qureshi, City Manager Richard N. Sobiech, Public Works Director December 2, 1974 Request for Stop Sign at Intersection of 64th Avenue and Baker Avenue At the City Council meeting of November 18, 1974, the Council requested that a study be made regarding the installation of a stop sign at the referenced intersection. The study of the inter- section resulted in the following: 1) Examination of the existing accident records indicate only one accident in the past 7 years. Please note that the accident occurred even though the 64th Avenue vehicle was stopped. 2) Investigation by the Police Department indicated no stop sign installation is warranted (see attached report). 3) Traffic counts in the area indicate an average traffic flow of approximately 200 vehicles per day in each direction. In our opinion, this is a low amount of traffic and would indicate a local traffic only situation. Based on the above information, together with the fact that a stop sign according to the "Uniform Traffic Contrnl Devices" manual, should not be used to control speed, it is our recommendation that a stop s�ign is not warranted at this location. Should the Council still wish to install a stop sign in this area, it is suggested that a three ��ay stop sign be installed which would stop both north and south bound Baker Avenue traffic and the west bound 64th Avenue traffic. RNS/jm Attachments I � � � : _._ . _ . . . . ; --- ___ . _ : _... � ._.� 6 A - .. � r��F<�� o w.v -- � �' i,_ . . A, D. 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SPRUNGLI4N � SUBJECT: TF.A�FIC SURVEILLl1.`�C.E ON BAl:_ER STREET � i� D:�TE: NOv�,�IBER I2, 1974 Pl�ase be advised that acting a.n accoxd with your instructions I ordered .a selective en£orce:�ent pattern at 64th and Bal:er streets on Tuesday, November � 5th and again on Novembex 8�h. Constant sl�veil,lance ��rith the PIR-7 raciar uf - these axeas �1ith only breaks fox ca1ls oavE i�o indication of an enforcement problem.between 1700 and 2200 I�.ouxs . Of£i.cer� Para�uette and Ha.nson both state � that this does not xule ou� a tra£fic pxoblem in this axea, hor�ever, bu� note that a fxequent spQt check t4ould be equally-effective in the curtailment of existing problems. � � accordinPly I have directed all officers to increase patrol in this axea and to issue only haxd copy tags and no warnings to vialators. - , '. , � - . � . _ • � . : - � � . - , � � � ' ' . . ' � : . _ � � : , , _ ..� . _. _ _. _ . _ __.. _ _. _ _ ; ,�„ , - 6D �� : . . . !� . ' ' biEh10RANDUM � . T0: TOh1 COLBERT, ASSISTANT ENGINEER � FROM: LIEUTENANT RICK . DATE: NOVEMBER 13, 1974 ,� SUBJECT: TRAFFIC SURVEILLANCE ON BAKER STREET � Pursuant to your request a traffic survey was conducted. � In revieiving the attached memo from Sergeant Sprungman it.will be my opinion a stop sign at 64 and Baker Streei would not serve any useful purpose. � � It would therefore be my recommendation that the requested stop sign not be installed and any further complaints regarding speed be referred � to our department for action. . � � � � . ' � . � I . ' » I� , . ■ � Infoxmation From Pa�es 32 �, 3s . Of l�Iaiival on "Uni£oi-m Z'raffic Control Dcvices" � �L'-5 �;'arrants for Stop Sinn . � � i , '. I ' � � � � � • L'ecause t}le S`I'OP sinn c��i�es n sui�;tazlt,ial it�coii�-enience to �n�f�i•i=i,, it �hoiticl l;,�li,,:l oiii�- �,�lr�i�. �� ic►_ilitt�l.��.L �7�OP sion � mai- be ��:ai•r�inted at a�i�intei �ction �clier•e one �r niore of the fol- ` lo«-i�l�; coiiditio�;s esist: � 1. Ir►tersectioii of a]ess iin��oi�taTit 1•octd ��•itll :t i1:;iin i•o,ld a•here I api�lic,ttion of th� nori;lal ri;�ht-of-��-.�`- rule is uz�ctu1�- t►a-r_ardou;. � 2. Street eiitering :� tiiroti�li hinii�,-uy� or street. 3. linsionllired inter;ection in �. si�nalized area. � 4. Ot]2er inter�ection� ;�-liere � colnbination of Lirh sPeecl, re- stricteil �-i�«-, and serious acciclent reco: ci indicates �i neec� for contcol �y tile �TOP�si�n. � � STOP sib s shotild iie�-er l�e used on the throu�h ro�cl«a��s of i e�pres5��-�lti�s. Yrot�erl�� de_i��ied e�pres,�j-a}• interclt�ln�es I�rovicle I . for the coutinuous flo��• of tri��Eic, n�,�,;��ir STOY si ;zls nnnecess�iry f e�-en on tlie enteriz�� ruaci�ca}-s. i�'llere :tt-br;l�le inkersections a.re ( tempornril3� jiistifiecl for local fraftic iil spat•sely Z�o��lzlated zreas, � STOP si�;ns sliould be used t,ik the euterin, rold«a}-� to protect fihe ! � t�iroutili tr.�t�ic. STOP si�n; �ila�- til;o be rec�uired Rt the end of ! di��ei•ai2t�; ro:�citi��ay-s af. tlie intersection tit-itli otlier hibiiwa�s not desi�7ied ns e��i•ess�c-a�-s. Iii mo�t• of tliese cases, t�1e sZ�eeds �cill not �c� rr:uit any ;reat. incre<ise in t?ie si;m sizes. _ . ' f STOP si�ns shall not be e�ected at intersect.ious ��liere tra.ffic cont•rol si�;nala ai•e �o�eratin�. Tlie conflictina - comn�n:ids oi tcco ' ty-pes oF control derices are confnsin�r. If tra;�'ic is rec��iired fo stop ; ��}ie�i tl►e operation of t?�e stop-2nci-�;o si�mals is iio(. �:-.3rrar�tecl, tl;a { sia ials slioc�lci La put. un fl.isliin, o��eratio�i ��itli tlze rea fiashina � lioht iaciiib the tr<i£�ic that must stop. '��'here t�n-o main lii;li«-z3•s i.itersect, ihe ` STOP �ib or sib s sliould normi?Ii- be J�osted on the �i�inor street. io stop t3ie lesser flo�r ; of tr�fi'ic. Tr�i�c en�ineerin� stnclies, ho��-e�-er, m:�y- ��,st.ify a deci- i sion to iizsti�ll �. STOI' si�n or si�ns oii the i�l�jor streei, as at �, } tliree-�c€i�• intersection «-here safet�• cunsider-titions ma� justify stop- � pin� tlle gi•eafer fin�c af tr�ffic to �>erinit �ti left-turiiin� ino�ement. � For otlier th�iz emerbeiicj� purposes Portable or p.zri-ti�ne STOP � sib s stiall not be iz�acl. ; STOP si�ZMs should not be used for s eecl control� � _. � ■ 0 i 6E , r .- , ,�—_ � i �__ ._.._ _ 6 F A??A�t�NT CO�J"�Rl8U71NG rACTOH PHYSICAL CO�JDITION DRIVEH INTENT BEFUHiz COLLlSiGN T^ � l "1 3~ � . J. .. p a.�n�t Pe!frs� K. . . (Cn�ck une or rmrr tor �..ch d.��-r1 ~ . -. . av r 1 7 J ❑❑� ��srt.now 1 ?:S trian 1 7 3 1 2 3 ❑�� ❑ Illrg.d m urt5o(r, sp.eA �J � � ❑ B�cYCIe •no�7;�on �[7 ❑ Urtl�r Inf;�ance ❑ L� U❑ Goi�g streight ahexl o� ❑❑ LJ tltr.y�tly ;�.✓k+.d . [.� !� !� frafilcconrre�viol�t�on ❑ !J L7 Ir.:y±.f.nyu�thc L7 ❑,..�/ ❑ Nx.'Geandnniing ❑ . 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CITY c' o 2 L7 3 v PENOING F I — - : :: : : . -i � . - 7 , _ �s..�. � �� f�.� � y �� , , . �`'� November 25, 1974 � �' �.._ :� `�..:_:� �, ::.i 1 . ��' � --�.�.-o R r � . , I � Mr. Joe Schommer . 543 Jamesville Avenue NE � Minneapolis, r1N 55432 � II� , "t/ ' � � � . � . , � ~ � _ As you have been unable to attend our Citizen Bikewap Committee meetings , and as we feel your community must be represented on the committee, we should have a replacement for you. , Unless we hear from you to the contrary by November 30, 1974, we will assume you agree and we will proceed'to select a r�placement for you. � ONAI� . - . A DIVISION OF ONAN CORPORATIOr1 � ,� r . • �,t'�,;:�✓', ,�!��fx_e-��.._ � Vern Moen _ . Chairman, Citizen Bilceway Committee � City of Fridley _ . dkh V cc: Jerry Boarc?�an � City of Fridley 6431 Unive-rsity Avenue NE Fridley,� r�1 55432 � � _ � _ . � � 1 1400 73RD AVENUE N.E. • MINNEAPOLIS, MINNES�7A 55432 •(612) 7�6-6322 ' A O!VlSION OF GNAR' CORPOFATlON � _ _ _ .,,. ,�, :, , .. . . . . ... �. . . . .. � �. ... . . . �. � . . . . . . . � . ,r�s �� ^q� 7 A _, ,� .;@f. �*. . �� .-�� E:� ' , ....� -�-� ,�:�•-- November 25, 19�4 O _ , " _ . � � Zir. Bob Lee � " 144 Satellite Lane NE ; � Minneapolis, MN 55405 . . . . "l/ _ ,� � . . i � . . , Dear Bob: '_ � As you have been unable to attend our Citizen Bilceway Committee meetings , and as Tae agzeed in oitr tel ephonP conversation on November 7, 1974, �ae should have a replacement for you on the committee so that your community can be represented. ' Unless we hear from you to the contrary by November 30, 1974, we wi11 assume you sti11 agree aizd we raill proceed to select a replacement for you. ' : Sincerely, ONAN � . A DIVISION Or ONt1N COP,PORATTOV �- /� . . . /'� / �:> "�yL./ . . � . . . . . . . . � . �_ � . . .., � . Y//'J`^ :' .. / + . .� .. . . • .. . . . � . ern Moen Chairman, Citizen Bikeway Committee : � City of Fridley dkh . ✓cc: Jerry Boardman City of Fridley . , , _ � 6431 University Avenue NE �ridley, MN 55432 i . � . � i: _ 1400 73RD AVENUE N.E. • MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55432 •(612} 786-6322 " � ` A DIVfSlON OF ONAN CORPORATION , �', , , , . ' , ,. � . 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'� � � � � f �Y l � ��:��'` � �i _ - i `- � - = � - , � I . �..� !'.L P I' I.�. _ ' , �' � �f.._ � � _._ —�- -... _ — , .i ; — , . - . � -- : : ( ;=.�� '4-- - STREET htAP-CITY OF :_ � �� : �- �� = ► ��..�� - ' _ � � � � . _ .. _ _ _ ._�.. _�:� _ r..� .� _ ,. , ...._. . _.__._._. , .�.� �. ,�.« ; ::, : _/ - 1� i f 3 4 0 i � � i_ � ' $ � �� I _. � � � � ' RECEIVING BIDS AND AWARDING CONTRACT SEWER AND WATER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT , : #116 ' (Bids will be opened December 9, � 1974 at 11:3Q A.M. Results wi11 be available at the Council meeting) ' ' ' ' . , , . � ' . , , ' , � ' , ' ' � ' � ' 1 1 COnASTOCK � D�1VlS, INC. 1448 COUNTY ROAD "J" MiNNEAPOL{'3, h1tNNi'�30TA 5b432 T E L.: 784-93 S6 CO�+iSl�LT3�lC� E��I�E��t� December 9, 1974 Honorable �iayor and City Council City of Frir3�,ey c/o �4r. Nasim Qureshi, City Manager 6431 University Avenue, i�.�. t�inneapolis, Minnesota 55432 Ref: Water, Sani.tary Sewer, and Sto�rn. Sew�� Impro�vement No. 116 Gentlein�n: Bids for referencs project were received azid opened at 11:30 A.M., December 4, 1974. Bids fram 15 bidders we�e received and tal�ulat.ec� on the e�closed bid tabulation. The three low bids were lameric�n Contr�:c�ing Cox�oration in the amount of $107,745.60, Dawson Construction Company 3n the amount of $11Z,689.90, and Peter Lametti Cor�struction Company in the amount of $114,734.35. The worlc inclu@ed in this partion o� the p�ojact is a part of the work covered under the Publie Hearing of September 16, 1974. The estimated cost of the entire project as presented a� the Public Hearin� was $364,$69.00. The portian af the p�aject, for which bids were xeceived on December 9th, is an. enlargemeni of the ":Iodified Pha�e I Canstruction" as presented in the Preliminary P.eport for refexen�e project dat�d July 19, 1974. A comgarison af the cost �f the portion of Lhe project as bid tc► the estimatad cost of the "Modified Phase I" as presented in the PrelY.mminary Repart shows that the �ost of tl;e work as bid is a�aut the same as the cost estimatad for the wark as presented in the Preliminary Repart. The law bidder subm3.tted a unit price for use of PVC sswer pipe in place of VCP sewer pipe. The use of YVC p#.pe would add ap�roxiutate�.y $895.Q0 fvr changing the 10" VCP to 10" PVC and add approximately $290.p0 for changing the 8" VCP tv 8" PVC. If the Coucccil. elects to prnceed with the praject, we recommend that the contract be awarded to the low bidder, American Contracting Corporatio�,i.n the amount of $107,745.60. , ' ' JEB/mjg cc: File r�3402 ' Respectfully submitted, C iiSTOCK & DAVIS, INC. By � Join E. Bearden, P.E. � t4IATER, SANITARY SEC7�R, Lu'�D STQR�`4 Sy[�EP. It4PP.C1�tE:�EEt�iT x;0. lIb i � FP.IDLEY s tili�NESOTA BYD OPI:idli1G - I).�:CLiIB�R �r �..�7�+ - 1I:30 A.M. ' � PL F�dF:4i,?JER . , i�oalas:d .�lssoc�.�te� g lnc.- Alexandria ' �iinr.asota 55308 Peter La;n�ttz. Const;ucLion Co. Bo:c Z63fi8 � St. Pau1L :�i�nnesota 55116 � , Iv'orther:2 Contractina Camnany - Box 650 Fiopkins, ;iinn�suta 55343 ' C.S. McCrossan, xnc. Box �AD , • �Osseo, ?•iinaesota 55359 , .iina-:�ota E'xcavatino, Irsc. 34�I 85ttt Avenu2, Ldor�tz t•iir.n.?�olis, riinn�sota 55429 Pa�'tc COIIS��SCLI.O.� , 7900 Beech Street, N.E. riinn�apalis, Z�[in_nesoCa 55432 DaWSOn Const�uction, I.ic. � 18Q3 Sout'cc F�rry Stre�� okat rizr�n�so��. 55303 Fza.nk F, Jedlic�i. ' 34I.0 Gizar3 �venu�, Sout'n l�fi:tr_zapoiis x t•ti�.n�so�a 55448 �Ior�ttini Ca:�stx�uction -' 852 j.'es�r_nin?ster St. Paul, ��tinnesota 55ZOI i;orthd�? e Constru^�ic�n Co. 5208 Nox�h*.�ood Par?�way ' t�[.i.nr.ea�olis, 3-iir.n�sot� 55j}2�F UndergrazLLcd Utz3.�ties y � 6933 Lake Driva 1 Circle Pines, 2•Iinn�sata 550I4 �2ric� Cantrac�ino Corp. 1540 Yell�c,rbzic�c Road ' Coon P,a�i�s, tiir_r_esota 55433 Erwin �ivntgo�ery Const. Co., Inc. 10833 89th Itvenuz, Piorth � Osseo, riinnesota 55359 Eianc�n3. Construction Co. . 986 Eayard Aven•�e ' St. Pau3, riznnesota 55t02 I ' P:o�ert ��1. 2•:oore Z325 D�Courcy Driv� St. Paul, r:innesota, 55103 ' - - - -- �z� �: roszx � TOT�L BASE $.CD $I53,Q59.50 $I14;734.35 �$I.48,969..75 � $143,421.00 $3.77,054.5Q $174,620.55 �$112,689.90 $125,719.00 ^'$1€i0, 669.Oa $�29,865.00 $128,Q62.I5 $307,745.60 �, $i22,7S2.Q0 $179,35I.25 �:�X65,91.�.5b , �T�ta1 was adjustec3 due to errors in extensions �n the BiddQrs progosal P.r':'�L�P,KSj : � , , i R��o� 9 �s��nas � : �' o L�, e and t�lature Study . �` Pe a� for ��reryo�e , CITY OF FRIDLEY•6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N. E. • FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432 Aov,soaveoaRO TELEPH�NE (612) 560-3450 EUGENE DALY, � Chie/ Atrornr✓ � . � . � .. � � . � . . � . . . . � . . . � . . . , VererensAdnrinistint�on . . � � � � � � . fVERETTEDODGE hincipa� ' � ' � , ' . � , ' Dowling Schoal !or � . � . . � � � .. . . � � . . � � . � � . C�iPPled Child�en .. .. . � .. � � � . . .. � .. � .. � . � . � . . . . FREDRICK J. DRESSER ' Midwesf Fedeia/ Savings . � . . . , � _ � . . . � . . . . � andLoanAssoUation . . . . � . �.�:,� . -�-.„ . .. ...�. � .. ..... FosTER ouruwiooiE December 5, 1974 Vice President . � � � . � � . . � . . � Aichifects oi Barriers . . . . � � � . � � � ' lor the Handicapped . �. - - . � . � � WILLIAM GREGG Adminisbaror � �, Nasim Qureshi,�� City�. Manager � VeteransHome State . . ofMinnesota � L'1t�7 �f F'X1dle�7 ��. � . � � � .. 3 Ricr+nRO�acoesoN 6431 University Avenue N. E. Vice President � ``;°'e�s`e`eea°k Fridle Minnesota 55432 FRANKJOHNSON y� Exxutive Direcror � � � � � . Minneapolis Sociery � � . � � o! the 8lind Dear Mr . � Qureshi : � � � . � � � � � � . � ROBEflT KOWALCZYK Direcror � . . . � . � . . -. � � . . Fraser School for rhe - Menta!/yHand%capped I would like to� be��on the Fridley City Council Agenda, Monday; DAVEKRUEGER December 9, 1974. Chief Recreation and Rehabi/itatioq � . . � Veterens Haspita�, Minnesota � � � DR. JOSEPH MORIARTY I would like to extend my appreciation to Mayor Frank Liebl "'°"''"�p"ar and Councilman Everett Utter for their sincere support of LEON OLSON ExecutrveDriector the Islands of Peace.� � �� .. . - - Training and £mp/oYment . � . � . ol Handicapped Adu/ts � . � Rise, /nc. � ROGERSCHMAUS AlSO� during this appearance at the Council meeting, I would v.;o�;nai RobertLOUisStevenson like . to express opposition ��. to � the City Council and City . Elemen[ary Scboo! AU1lt1T11StY�CLt1.Oii � S support � of the North � Park axea. . . _ � WILLIAM SCHOENBOLM , Executive Oirector � . � . . � . . Minneapo/is Society of � � � . � � � � � Crippled Children and � � � . �. � � � . . � � � Adu/ts . . . . � . � � . � � . DR. BROR S. TROEDSSON cn;e� Yours truly, PhYSica/Medicine o� Veterans.� . . - � � Hosprtel, Minnesa[a . . . � � � ED WILMES ��/j ary;naro. � . � �./j/} � �--�. . Choirman " � � �,/ � . . . . .. � . . ._l� C• � Ed Wilmes ISLANDS OF PEACE QYlglIZ3'tOY COMMITTEE ELMER F. OL.SON ChalYIlllil lINUS B. FRITZ RON F. BURTON REV. M. G. DENYES REV. E. A. CHMIELEWSKI TONY OLSON V.F.W. 363 - WAYNE PETTIS ' Americen Legion Port 303 QONA CEBULA Ameiican Legion Auxilliery Post 303 RUTH STARK � KF.W.Au�illisryPOir363 PAULBROWN Ex-O!l�ao Ciry o/ F�id/ey CARROLI KUKOWSKI Sscmurv �'.� . . . � . . �. . 4 � ' cc: Mayor Liebl ■ `"Where peace is a way of life every hour of every day." _ � _ 10 1 _ - �. � � d 5]� � - , � � .. � . . . . LOCAL GOVERNMENT �. . . .. . . INFORMATION SYSTENS . � � ASSOCIA710N � . . ' 300 Metro Square Building, Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101, (612) 227-9421 ' November 20, 1.974 ,City of Fridley 6431 Univers ity Avenue N. E. , Fridley, Minnesota 55432 . Attention; Marvin Brunsell � Dear Marvin• � The LOGTS Executive Cornmittee, at its meeting of july 24, 1974, took action assessing Class 2 dues for 1974 in the amount of $2,900 per member payable by December 31, 1974. The dues as originally projected when the � budget was adopted were $12,200. The reduction of $9,300 is a result of grants received during the year from the State of Minnesota . ,. The grants, $85 , 000 in March and $63 , 000 in july, represent a concrete an d su bs tan tia l commi tmen t from t he S ta te i n s u p p o r t o f t h e L O G I S o b j e c t i v e of developing a centralized, multi-user, municipal management information � system . I would hope that if you haven't already, you would inform your counci.� of this support. ' Very trul ours , + , L� T . L. Willard Executive Director � TLW: es ' Encl. I ' , _ , f � � � I I � I �.L! � �� J ' . . � .. . . . LOCALGOVERNMENT . . . . - INFORMAiION SYSTENS ASSOCIATION l� . . . . � . � . � � . � . . � �. . . . .. . . � . 300 Metro Square Building, Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101, (612) 227-9421 I�, ' � STATEMENT OF CHARGES ,� ' � Statement #136 November 20, 1974 TO: City of Fridley ' 6431 U nivers ity Avenue N. E. �'ridley, Minnesota 55�32 ' Attention: Marvin Brunsell ' Statement of Class 2(Capital) Charges for 1974 ' 1974 Budget as Adopted $1.46,400.00 Less: Grants Received from State of Minnesota ' (Net of Reserves) 117 , 400 . 00 Balance of 1974 Class 2 Budget $ 29, 000.00 , , Assessment to Members Payable Before December 31 , 1974 , �' � I I , ' ' ' $2 , 900. 00