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09/15/1975 - 5427PAT RANSTROM SECRETARY TO THE CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC HEARING MEETING SEPTEPIBER 15, � 975 i.�, . � FRIDLEY CITY COU�dCIL — PUBLIC HEARIyG MEETING — SEPTEM�ER 15, 1975 — 7:30 PM 1 ' ' ' i PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: ROLL CALL: PRESENTATIOiV OF AWARD: 7:38 P.M. Given All present. YOUTH ACHIEVEMENT AWARD KAM METCALF — YOt1TH PROJECT COMMITTEE Presented. ADOPTIO(� OF AGEiVDA: Added: Discussion concerning issu�ng Wine anly ]icenses for on sa7e in City restaurants. PUBLIC HEARINGS: PUBLIC HEARING ON VACATION REau�sT SAV #75-0%, BY ' VERLYN VANDER LUGT, TO VACATE PORTION OF SIVERTS LAIVE STREET EASEMENT � � . . . . . . � . . � . . , . . . . . . . . 1 — 1 F � , Public Hearing Closed. Petitioner advised to submit site plan for review of Engineering Department to determine maximum amount of vacation required. Item to be placed on agenda at the nexi meeting for consideration. ' PUBLIC HEARING ON VACATION REQUES-r SAV #75-0�' BY — � LEO LE_ MKE, TC? VACATE PORTION OF 4�T AVENUE, AND ALLEY�S EN I P Y OU A I IO II I EM T N L M TH DD T N . . � . . . . . . . . . . j' Public Hearing closed. Petitioner directed to discuss possibility '� of acqulring additional vacated easement from adjoining property owner to increase frontage of proposed lot. , � 2-2 ' ' �I 0 � �J PUBLIC HEARING MEETI�JG, SEPTE�BER 15, 1975 PUBLIC HEARINGS (CoNT1�uEn) PAGE 2 PUBLI C f��AR.I NG ON VACAZI ON REauES-r SAV #75-05, BY RICHARD KOK, TO VACATE�DRAINAGE AND UTILITY EASEMENT LOCATED AT 6S1% MCKINLEY STREET N� E. , � . . . . . . � . . 3 — 3 � Public Hearzng closed. No objections were voiced and the Council ' indicated the matter would be on the following agenda for first reading of the ordinance. ' j1 U J , , PUBLIC �{EARING ON �ACATION REQUESr SAV #75-09, BY FRIDLEY ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH, TO VACATE DRAINAGE AND UTILITY EASEMENT, LOCATED AT 4�2 OSBORNE ROAD N�E� ��... 4— 4 C Public Hearing closed. Council indicated desire to have the property combined to create one parcel. Couneilman Breider stressed the importance of settlement of the drairtage problems. Petitioner requested approval to do grading work before final action on the vacatYOn and there were na objections from the Counci7 as long as the petitioner continued to agree to the stipulations noted by the Cou►�ci]. ' PUBLIC HEARING ON VACATION REGIUEST SAV #�S—iO, BY ROBERT NINRICHS, TO VACATE UTILITY AND DRAINAGE EASE— ' MENT, LOCATED AT 9g1 AND IOOI RICE CREEK TERRACE I�I.E� ' ' ' �I ' ....5-5� Pubiic.Hearing closed. Council was polled to determine if there was any objections to the property owner beginning work at the present time and the Council �ag:reed that the Administration should allow the construction at this time: PUBLIC HEARING ON FINAL PLAT P�S� #%S—O2, HENRIKSEN ADDI TI ON, BY LE I�' HENRI KSEN, GENERALLY LOCATED WEST OF EAST RIVER ROAD AND SOUTH OF LOGAN PARKWAY. ......�. 6— 6 G Public Hearing Closed. There was considerable d9scussion with the consensus of the Council and petitioner that if the accessability quesiion could be solved satisfactorily, this plat could be approved. Administration to research possibilities and bring back to Co�nc�l at first or second meeting in O�tober. P�BLIC NEARING MEETIf�G, SEPTEMBER 15, 1975 PUBLIC HEARINGS CCoNT�NUEn) PAGE 3 PUBLIC HEARING ON FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR 1�%� WATER AND SEWER MAINS, LATERALS, AND SERVICE CONNECTIONS� . �.. . �— � A Pub7ic Hearing closed. No objections voiced. PUBLIG HEARING ON FINA.L ASSESSMENT ROLL FQR SANITARY $EWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ��0, 113� � e ; . . . . . . � . . , $ — $ $ Public Hearing closed. No objections voiced. It was noted in the memo cancerning this project that the 0utiat A and Outlot B were incorrect. � PUBLIC iiEARING ON BUDGET FOR I.9%6. � � . . . . . . . . . , . g Public Hearing closed. The City Manager outlined the highlights of ihe 1976 Budget and ihe Council briefly questioned various aspects of the proposal. A member of the Fridley Norseshoe League requested that the Council consider expanding a cenirai Couri for use by this league and the Councii consensus was that this being a smail item, there would nat be too much problem in providing this, but the representative should work through the Park Corr�nission. PUBLIC HEARING �EETI�G, SEPTEMBER 15, 1975 OLD BUSINESS: PA�E 4 CONSIDERATION OF A RE�UEST FOR VARIANCES TO ALLOW CONSTRUCTION OF AN OFFICE BUILDING AT IO4O SZND AVENUE BY BERGSTEDT — ANDERSON REALTY CTAB�ED SEPTEMBER g, I9TS) AND CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST FOR LOT SPLIT L. S. #75-06 BY BERGSTEDT — ANDEft SON REA�TY, IO4O SZND AVENUE I�. E. �TABLED $EPTEMBER $, 1975) � � � � . � . . � . . . . � � . . 10 - 10 F Tabled until some agreement is worked out between the �roperty owners. NEW Bt1S I NESS : . RECEIVING STATEMENT OF CANVASS FOR THE SEPTEMBER 9, 19�5 PR I MARY ELECT I ON . . . a , . . � � � � . . , � � � . , �,1 - 11 � Statement of Canvass adopted. a CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLt1TI0N BY THE CITY OF FRIDl.EY REQUESTING THE MINNESOTA HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT TO CONSTRUCT NOISE BARRIERS ALONG INTERSTATE 694 IN FRIDLEY. .....� IZ ResoTution No. 180-1975 adopted. PUBLIC HEARING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1975 NEW BUSIi�ESS (CONTINUED) CONSIDERATION OF A RFSOLUTION CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR i9%S WATER AND S�WER MAI.NS, LATERALS, AND SERVICE CONNECTI ONS . � � � . � � � . � . . � . . , . � . � . . , � Resolution iJo. 187-1975 aclopted. PAGE 5 13 — 13 A CONSIDERA�ION OF A RESOLt1TI0N CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 113. ........ 1� - 14 A Resolution No. 182-1975 adopted. CONSIDERATION OF ARPROVAL OF AUCTION BY A& G ENTERPRISES FOR SALE OF USED FURNITURE AT MOON PLAZA: Council approved request. DIRECTION TO PLACE VACATIQN OF 46TH ON COMING AGENDA: Councilman Fitzpatrick direc:ted fihe Adr�inistration to place this vacation on the agenda for September 22, �For first reading. DISCUSSION CONCERNING WINE LICENSES: Council cons.ensus was that this be researched by the City Attorney and placed on the agenda the coming meeting. ADJOI�RTdc �2:oz a.M. ' , FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL MEET�NG P�EASE SIGN NAME ADDRESS ANp ITEM NUMBER INTERESTED IN DATE: � � � /�1%J� � ' � NAME ADDRESS ITEM NUMBER I ' aa_ca=acxscoaso=====°==a=o_==zo�=s=== _-_°_=__-_====�a,_a__s�=a�===a=��acxa=ao_a===-==a===�==�= � � � Cl � /V� �/ �, � � �;�-� � �� r� � � � a E �. I?K �r � t= °l�l �0 ,�.�-,� � � ' � - eV � � U ;� �° � - / , �� . . � F s j F .,�s' ,� S� o�v, !�L ;,, C � � �� 1 sz .� 1 Z �Juyr.E'� �61.�'��'2c..� ' �17 _ � � `� 2v �X. �° % ah- '� c� i /'/5 - 7 / z.. 4i L�G2l �z' ,�� P�rr �c Zr/ ' `�� . ' � �� t� �� L'L'`�-�2�C�� '�-�' a�G�� .>- �'1 � 7� � ��'-� �o � '�'G��1 y /V��. � � �� i� C ' y � � _ �r f � a�r � �2 �� il . / / ,� �� '� '� '- � � �� i ��.� ti.�. j� �./. E �� l� - � � � � � ' , I , _ . — FRIDLEY CITY COUidCIL - PUBLIC HEARI�VG MEETIiVG SEPTEMBER 15, 1975 7.30 PM , 1 � PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: � 1 � ' ROLL CALL: 1 P A I i� OF AYdAR� : RESE�lT T 0 � � YOUTH A�H T EVFMENT .�ARD � KAM METCALF — YOUTN PROJECT CQP�MITTEE � ' � ' ADOPTION OF AGE�VDA: � 1 1 � � PUBLIC �IEAftI(�GS: '1 PuB�rc HEARzNG an 1�ACAi�c� R�au�s� SAV #75-07� sv , VERLYN VANDER L�JGT, TO VACATE PORTI Qh! OF SI VERTS LAfVE _ STREET �RSEME(�T w e � � � . � � � r . � � e � � � � • � • • • 1 1 F ' � , I� ' PU�LIC HEARING ON VACATION REQUEST SAV #��—O�, BY LEQ LEMKE, 70 VACATE PORTION OF 4%TN AVkNUE, IkND I!/� _ n/ �,t . � � � � 6 G. 4 Y ' ALLEY E,fiSEMENT TN Pl.YMOUTH ADDITIQN� �. t�� I ' . ' � PUBLIC HEARING MEETI['JG, SEPTEMBER 15, 1975 PUBLIC HEARI��GS (CoNTiNUED) PAGE 2 PUBLIC fiEARING ON VACATION �EQUEST SAV #75-05,BY RICHARD KOK, TO VACATE �RAINAGE AND UTTLITY EASEMENT LOCATED AT 651% MCKINLEY STREET �� E� � � . � � � . � � � . 3 - 3 D PUBLIC HEARING ON VACATION REQUEST SAV #75-09, BY FRIDLEY ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH, TO VACATE llRAI�AGE AND uTILITY EASEMENT, LOCATED AT 4%Z OSBORNE ROAD ��E� �� e�, 4- 4 C PuB�rc HEARING ON `fAC�TION REau�� SAV #75-10, Bv ROBERT �INRICHS, TO VACATE UTILIT� AND DRAINAG� EASE° MENT, LOCATC� RT �gl AhD 1U01 R�c� CREEK TERRACE l�sE. �� 5- 5� PUBLIC HEARING ON FINAL PLAT P�S, #75-02, NENRIKSEN ADDITION, BY LEIF NENRIKSEN, G�NERALLY LOCATED �EST OF EAST RIVER ROAD AfJD SOUTN 0� LOGA�� PARKWAY. .�.�.... 6� 6 G I � . . , PUBLIC HEARING MEETIfdG, SEPTEMBER 15, 1975 PAGE 3 � PUBLIC HE.ARINGS (Co�vra�uED> 1 PUBLIC NEARING ON FINAL ASSFSSMEhT ROLL FOR 1g�5 WATER � AND SEWER MAINS, L�TERRLS, A[�D SERVICE CONNECTIONS� �... �— � A ' ' , ' Pu BLIC HEARING ON FIhlAL ASSESSME(�iT ROLL FOR SANITARY SEWER IMP�OVEMCNT PROJECT i�Jo� 11�, . . : . , , , � , , , . , 8 — � B ' ' ' . ' , PUBLI C }iEAR I f�G ON �UDGET FQR 197G � o � � � F � , � � . � . . � 9 ,' � ' , , ' ' PUBLIC HERRIfdG MEETIf�G, SEPTEMBER 15, 1975 OLD BUS I iVESS : PAGE 4 CO(VSIDERl�TION OF A REQUEST FOR VARIANCES TO ALLOW CONST�UCTION OF AN OFFICE BU�LDING P.T 1040 52n�D Av�NUE BY BERGSTEDT — ANDERSON REALTY CTABLED SEPTEMBER g, 1975) AND ��NSII7ERATION OF A REQtJEST �OR �OT SALIT �. S. #75-06 BY BERGSTEDT — ANDERSO� REAL,TY, IO4O �ZND AVENUE �� E� �TABLED �Ef'TEf�133E� g, 19�5) e � e e � r e � � � . � � � e � � 1� — �-� � NEi� BUS I {�E�S : REG�IVING STATEP9ENT o� CA��ASS FOR THE �EPT�t�1�ER 9, 1975 P� � r�AR� E�ECr i on� � , e , � � , f , , . , � a � . , , . 11 — 11 �3 COtJSIDERA°t i0f� QF A RESOLUTION BY THE CITY OF FRIDLG'�` REQUESTING THE Mff�NESOTA HIGHh►AY DEPARiMENT Td CONSTRUCT NOISE B,4RR;ERS ALONG I�TERSTATE �g4 IN FRIDLEY� �� IZ PUBLIC HEARI�VG, SEPTEMBER 15, 1975 NEW BUSI(�ESS CCO�vTINUFD) PAGE 5 CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR Ig%5 WATER AND SEWER N�IAINS, LATERALS, AND SERVICE CONNECTI ONS , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 13 - 13 A CONSIDERATION OF A�ESOLUTION CQN�IF�MIf�G ASSESSMENT FOR SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEME(�T PROJECT �IOs 11�. � � � � , � � . 14 — I� A �.o�i�: .; ��: x� �^: �As: .�.,�. � — 1 � � �� "�-� � � � � � Q � O N w Z z � �' W J 0 � � � � � t-- u a V° � � � � 0 H M- C��= ��+�-,7 �`\ GG GL IV � Q � F-- 0 � � i`- l--� � �w.-A�.F'u � o � � � � ► o�� a � �w'�-'� � �L � � � i L 2 � �4. � � ,�,d ..v� � C/} _ 1til �! � p` e-+ ,.: 41.i u� U �� w 4wr-.w �� o� �-� 1-O c� ��c �� °w� °� ��'w� w� �� o ��°� �� F�-r'�JOtY UW �"�JU�� Q ow�`V �w u. �-, �-.� � o sx ��z� w� � �- L � `-� 'Q � C: �-- V' u... �- 1.L1 C� . �,o��'.`' �o � �aua� {� G"u.,w�t- �� `u z ' r� .d ., c �t-►=�w -a�, r`�-+ z � ►s.� � .z� o t-r � I�L � 4.1-. GL R. W t�+ 'J O d�o�? �O c�w�ww a�, � w�cw�� w � f=� � t� I.0 V � c � � � 1:_I --.1 'Q?_?G�r �..d =� �a r-• c� z t- v� a ►-i J Z � O � � U W x E'' 0 w L[l n � � � � w a� i.0 � � E'" A a» � � � RA�`�/ y FdA$"� ...`i � li� k+�T �..; ��.:� d► � �, A ��,�, -, �v,�� ` �} � �- � ., •�� ..��,^ • � OFFICIAL NOTTCE � ' CITY UF FRIi�I�EY PUBLIC HFARI�G SEFORE THE � CTTY COUNCIL TO WHO�! IT P�1AY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given ihat there will be a Public Hearing of the City Council of thP City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Nortr��s� on September 15, 1975 in the Council Chamber az 7:30 P.M. for the �onsideration of the following n�atter: . Consideration of a Vacation reques�, SAV #75-�J7, by Verlyn Vander Lugt, to vacate a 66 foot street easement occupying the Easterly portion of the South part of Tract C, Registered l..and Survey No. 3, (Parcel 260) an unimproved section of Siverts Lane, a�l lying �in the North Half of Section 13, Ciiy of Frid]ey, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Generally �ocated South and East of the intersection of 69th Avenue ancf Central Avenue N.E. Anyone desi ri ng� to be heard 1�t1 �i1 r�ference to t,�e ab�ve matter wi 71 be heard at this meeting. � . �'t�i�l�sh: �lz��u�� 27, 1975 September 3, 1975 0 , WILLIAi�I J � �lEE !�"!A1't�R 1 . � � . ^w�,rt�+�e ��• Poanning Cominission Meeting - July 23, 1975 Pa e� 5 1� . Mr. �tiarris asked Mr. 6oardman if the City was going to need any of th�t easement �on Lots 6 and 7 when the easement for Lat 8 was jogged over. Mr. Kok said he had . no objection to part o� ihe easement being retain�d if they needed it to join up ��ith the new Pasement for Lot 8, but he would want to determine that �his•garage wasn't on any part of �he easement �hey wanted to re�ain. He said the garage was 12 feet , back fro� his house. � � � ' ' .' ' Mr. 6oardman said the City would probabl�y retain that part of the South 6 foot easement that lies 85:31 feet from his West property line, so that's the figure that Mr. Kok should us� in measuring his property. MOTION b� Drigans, seconded by Langenfeld, that the Planning Commission continue the consideration of a vacation request, SAV #75-05, b� R�cl�ard Kok, to reduce the drainage and utlity easement from 6 fcet to 0 feet on the South side of Lot 6, B1ock 1, Clark's Addition, the same being 6517 McKinley Street N.E., until August 6, .197�,� ta a11ow tzme fcr the Engineering L'epartment and the petitioner to agree on�how much af the South 6 fe�t easement the Citu may want to retain in the Southeast corner of Lot 6, and ti�ork out a new easement ayreement or Lot 8, B1ock 3, Moore Lake Park 2st.Addition. Upon a voice vote, a1l.voting ayc, the motion carried unanimously. ' 3: CONSIDCRATION OF A VACA�ION REQUEST, SAV #75�•07,ABY the streel; South part of a single easement occupyi ng the Easter�l-�-6b�° feet o of Tract C,�Registered Land Survey No. 3, family home. VERLYN VANDER LUGT: To vacate f property described as ihe to allow the construction Mr. Verlyn Vander Lugt was present. Mr. Qoardman said this was an old street easement. The only �,ray the Ciiy could use this easem�ni would be far access to tf�e park property but the c7rade on this easement would not lend itself to such access, so this tti�as street right of ��ay the City would never need. He said this righ� of way continues from Sit�erts Lane all the way through the property purchaseu by Mr. VandPr Lugt. Mr. Drigans asked if this was a bu�lclable lot and if a home could be built on it without variances. Mr. Boardman said it was a b�i�dable 1ot and he didn't think. any variances would be needed. � Mr. Va.nder Lugt said that if the street right o� way wasn't on Mr. Sivert's property, he had, in his purchase agreement? permissior� from Mr. Sivert for a 33 ft. easernent to his praperty. . • t�fr. Flarris said tl�at if this easement was necessary, he should have a legal document drativn u� by an attorney, and fi1� this along with his d�ed at the County. ke said the City should�have a copy of it also, in case an eme�^gency vehicle would evEr have to get to his pro�erty. � Mr. Bpardman said the Fngineering files wet�e lockec� up so he was unable to get a copy of Registered Land Survey #3. l�ie said that if'this stree� right of way was on Mr. Vander Lugt's property, he felt that it went at� the way through on Tract C. � Mr. Vander Lugt said he was certain that the 66 fooi: easement went through Mr. �i�rert's property, because after the last Councii meetinq he had stated that he thought he would a�sk for a partial yacation of this right of way because his water supply w�s on this easement. '• . Plannin� Commission Meeting - July 23, 1975 ' Paqe 6 1 B Mr. Drigans asked if there w�re any other easements on this property other than 1 , the street right of way? Fle asked how services were provided? Mr. 6oardman said the street right of way could be used for utility easements if services ever became avail- able in this area. ' � � , .� Mr. Harris asked how sewer and water were handled in this area. Mr. Boardman said that sev�er and water were not availabie i`or this area, and they were a71 on- iand systen�s. Mr. Harris said he didn't think that the Metropolitan Waste Control Agency would allow that type of system any more. Mr. Boardn�an said that all the property in this area had on-land systems. He said the lot size of Mr. Vander Lugt's property was suffiicient to qualify for this type of system. MOTION by Scott that the Planninq Commission recommend to Council approval of the vacation request, 5AV #75-07, by Ver.Zyn Vander Lugt to vacate the street easement . occ��pying tlie Easterl� 66 feet of property described as the South part of Tract C, Registered Land Survey No. 3. ' 1 (�ir. !{arris said there should probably be a stipulation on an easement h�ing granted on the oth�r portion of Lot C, if this was not street right o� way. Mr. . Boardman said that if there v�as street right of way on h1r. Vander Lugi's property, he was sure the right of way was on all ofi Tract C. Mr. Harris said this could be ' i roned out be-Fore thi s vaenf; to Counci 1. , � ' � ' ' ' , ' •. , ' Mr. Drigans said h�e thought they were rnoving too fast; on this rec�uest. h1r. B�ardn�an sai d that tfie fact �hat there Gvas .going to be an on-1 and system on this propert;y was nothing that should concern the Planning Commission on the vacation request, because ihis met the Sta.te requirements and had alread,y been discussed by t;he C;ty Co�ncil. He s�id the street riyht of way that i�ii°. Vander Lugt wanted to vacate was street right of�way that -rhe City woulr.i never need, and if there was not street right of way on �;he balar7ce of Tract C, it was in the purchase agreement �hat access wo«lc# bp �r�n�;ed, a�d this cauld be worked out legally if it was necessary. � TiiE MOTION DIED FOR LI�CI� OF A S`ECOND � � Mr. Scctt said there vre7Te na util7ties goif�g to'this property. The City has agreed in principle to provide ser��ice to the u�improved por�ion of tl�e road going into ti�is property, that was plowing this road in the winter time, even if it was� not improved. He said the o�ly thing �:he Plaraniri� Commission ��ras doing by no1; granting tf�is vacation reques� was denying t,�e person to build a i�ouse. He has met every ather criteria in the work, that ar7y other b�reaucratic organization cou�d confror�t him with, and he has overco�,�e i:hem all. The only thing that was s�toppii�g hi�� °om buildii7g h:s house was t�e fac� that h� couldn't build it on an easement. He said he tiiought they were placing an inordinate burden on the purchaser of this pro�erty and that Mr. Sivert� had cooperated, the neighbors had cooperated and the p etiticner had been to several Council meetings to iron out a11 tha small problems on this property. The only thing thai: was keeping him frani building a home and iiving in FridIey was the fact that we �,rant to keep an easen�ent that will never be used, by staff's testimony. . I�r. Berc�man asked if there were any other peaple present who had an interest in L`Il'ia reques�. There ��as no response. Mr. Scott asked Mr. Qoardman -if he was correct in his assum�ti�orl? ` '. . Planning Commission Meetinq - July 23, 1975 • page 7 1 � � � ., � C� Mr. Qoardman answered that he couldn't see any problem with vacating the street easement. There was absalut�ly no tie un that property. We cannot use that street easement because the grades are ioo steep i:o use it for access �o the park property. It was actual]y a street easement that had no purpose. Mr. Qergman asked if it vras a normal practice to have easements retained for utilities on property. Mr. Qoardman said it was, but on these properties, utilities were provided by the property owner. He said that in th�is area, Tract A was park property. Tract C, D and E already have homes buil� on them. Tract E could be served from Central Avenue, if utilities were available. Tract C and D could be served from Siverts Lane. Mr. Qoardman'said that if utilities ever did�go into this area, the easen�ent on Mr. Sivert's property could serve Mr. Vander Lugt's property. � � ' Mr. Drigans to1c1 Mr. Boardman that this particular parcel of land had been under discussion some time in the past`year, but he didr't recal1 the circumstances. � Mr. Qoardman said it was discussed in the Park and Recrea±ion Comprehensive Pl�n. ' , LJ ' Mr. Driyans asked wliat the original purpose Nras for this street r.ight of way? Mr. .Boardman said it was there in case this area was 'ever platted. Mr. Drigans said that if�this area was platted, then how would vre get access? � Mr. Boardman said through the develo�ed portion of Siverts Lane. He explained that Parcel 500 was tax exempt prop�rty, which was being heid by the County for the County. Parcel 900 was in trust with the State of P1innesata, 4vhich was also be�ng held for purk property. • � Nr. S�ott said that even i�' t�his was developed into a grandiose park they still couldn't use ti�is easernent for a raad because of the steep grades. ' Nfr. Drigans asked holv the City got �ccess to Parcel 620. Mr. Boardman said that at the present time they had access from�ald Ceni:ral. He said this access was rather 17mited because ihis was such a v,�ild area. ' �Mr. Boardman said th� only pr;vately ov,med property in tnis area was Parcel 1300 �;�hich was owned by i=loyd Foslien, so there were other access p�ints available. Mr. Varder Lugt said that neither 'che real�or oi~ himseif were aware af this ' easement on �he property when he purchased it. Ti�at`s why he was so�sur� that thas � 66 foot easement was on all of Tract C. . ' �J Mr. Drigans asked what would hap�en i� an ordinance was passed where everyone had to hoak up to City sewer and water? �r. Boardman said that this wouldn`t affect this properLy unless th� City put :n sc�rvices fo;^ �his area. The people in this area couldn`t comply with such an ordinance I�ecause there were no services avai�iable. Nlr. Drigans said that h� fe�t this was part o�F the problem. If we can't tell ' people in this area when services would be available �n future planning for the City, this should be resolved.. � '� ' Mr. Qergman said he though� ti�e Plannir�g Commission had discussed several poinis that were pertir�en.t to this vacation, and h� also tho�aghi they had discussed a lot of points that were not necessarily�germane on this particular piece of land. He said th�t the �rob�ems with Tract C were relatively immaterial to this particular request. �' • ' ' � e � ' ' ' , , Planning Commissio� Mneting - Julv 23, 1975 Nage �__ - 1D ,MOTION by Bergman, seconded b� Scott, tha� the Planning Commission recommend to Council approval of vacation reques�, 5AV I175-07, by V�r1yn Vander Lugt, to vacate the street easement occupying the Eastcr.iy 66 fe�t of property described as the South part of Tract C, Registcred Lan� Svrve� No. 3, with the stipul�tion that the petitioner and the City Adm.inistration clarify thc street dedication South of 69th Avenue N.E. before this goes to the Council'. Mr. Scoi;t said the City has agreed in principle to provide the services that we generally asso�iate with an improved street, noi; to maintain this road, but to plow it, and the people can contract with the City to repair this street, to keep the str�et open. � . Mr. Drigans asked what he meant "'in princi�le'.'? Mr. Scott said it was City policy not to maintain anything but an improved road. There had been a public hearing for improving this road, but the residents of the area stated �;hat they did not want an improved road in this area. They have been maintaining.it th�mselved. Therefore, the Cit:y cannot lec�ally main�ain ihis road. One of �he Councilmen said that due to the natu:�e of the area, they would not improve the road, but they would run the plo�� through t:�ere. Nr. Scott said that all �;he neighbors were in agreement with this whole concept.' � Mr. Drigans said that the right o� way only �v�ent to Mr. Sivert's property. Mr. Scott said it ��rent all the �way dowi� on Tract C. In fact, he thought Mr. Siverts ��1as thirtking of asking that this right of way be reduced from 6G feet to 33 �eet on his pro�erty. .� � �� Mr. Drigans said then he had been misled. He ihought the right of way ended at , Tract F. Mr. Boardman said the road was improved through Parcei F, but the road �a�ernent continued through Tract C, although he had nothing to prove this with at � this time because the files were lacked. � . UPON A VOICE VOTL', AI,L V07'ING AYE, the MOTIOIV carrieci unanimousZy. 4. CONSIDFRATION OF A VACATION REQUEST, SAV ;t75-0�, EY LEO LFMKE: To vacaie 47th �Avenue 1�.E. between 3rd Street and Un�+v�rsity Avenue, and vacate the 12 foot alley between 46th A��enue N.E. to 4�th Avenue N.E., ail `loc:ated in Blocks 8 and and 9, Plymouth Addition, to ali�w construct�i�r� of a single family ho��e on Lct � 3Cs Bl�c:k 9y Plymouth Addition, the same t�eir�g 4687 3r� Street �.E. Mr�. Lea Lesilke was �resent. MOTION by Langenfeld, seconded by Bergman, tha t the I'Tanning Commiss.i.on receive Ietters froi�i Northern States Power Campany and Northwestern Be11 Telephone C,'ompany stating th��t th'ey have no e�jection tc� the vacatian request, brit wished to t:ave a l?. foot uti.Zity easement retained in the a11ey, and a letter from Minn4gasco stat.�ng that they have no objection to this vacation request as they have no services in the alleys. Upon a vaice vote, a11 voting aye, the mot�.on carried unanimously. Nfr. Boar�dman said the petitioner had request�d the ��aca��on-of 47th Avenue in i969, but at tha� t�me the City Council denied the request E�ecause they c�idn'� know if iher�e would be a use for the alley at that �ime. 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G � : .� � OFFICI�L NOTICE CI7�Y OF FRIULEY PUaL?C HE{1RING � CiEFORE THE CITY CQUNCIL TO l�JH0J�1 IT P�1AY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the City Council of th� City of Fridley �in �f�e City Ha71 at 6431 University Avenue Northeast on September 15, 1975 in the Couricil Chamber at 7:30 P.A1. for the cons�ideration of the followinq matter: Conside►�ation of a Vacation request, SAU ��75-08, � by Leo Lemke, to vacate 47th Avenue Northeast that iies betv�een Blocks 8 and 9, Plymou�th Addition, � and 3rd Rvenue N.E. and llniversity Avenue N.E., � � along with the 12 foo� alley easement adjacen� to • University Avenue N.F. in Blacks 8 and 9, Plymouth Addition, located bet�ti�een 46th Avenue and 48th Avenue [V.F., al1 1ying in �;i�e South Half of Section 26, Cit�� oi� Fridley, COU11tj� of Ano(:a, t�iinnesota. • n Anyone desi ri nr� �:o be heard ��vi th r�ference 1;o tl�e aP�ove m�:tter wi 11 be heard a�t this n�eeting. � . Publish: �+:�gust 27, 1975 , September 3, 1975 k�?LLIANi J. (�EE MIIYOR e 0 ��2 ' Plannin Commission Mee�in - Jul 23 1975 � Pa � 8 �� , . ' • .'�. � LJ ' ' � ' ' ' , � , � !__1 �MOTION by 73ergn�an, seconded b� Scott, that the Planning Commission recommend to Council apProv�1 of vacation request, SAV #75-07, by Verlyn Van��3er Lugt, to vaca.te �he stre�� easeznent occupy.zng the Easterly 66 fe�t of property described as the South part of Tract C, Reqistered Land Survey No. 3, wzth i�he stipulation that the pet.itioner ��rld the City Administra�ion clarif_y the ��reet dedication SouLh of 69th I�venu� N.E. befor� this goes to the Council. / i i ' Mr. Scott said �;he City has agreed in princi�ple to provide the services that we generally asso�iate with an improved stree�:,;,not to maintain this road, but to piow ii, and the people an contrac�; with the Cjty to repair this street, to keep the streei; open . 'l � Dri ans askeci what he meantj"in principle'.'? Mr. g Mr. Scott said it was City �olicy not to maintain any�:hing but an improved road. There had been a public hearinqifor improving this road, but the residents of the area stated that '-hey did not��vant an improved rozd in this area. They have been maintaining it ti-��mselved. ;�fiherefot�e, the City car�not legally mainta.in thi� road. One of the Councilmen said'that due to the nature of the area, they 4vould not improve the road, but they 4�Jauld'run the ploti�r tl�rough there. Mr.. Scott said that all the neighk�ors v�ere in agr�ement with this whole cor.cept. � �. Mr. Drigans said tl�at �the right of way only.��ent to Mr. Sivert's property. Mr. Scott said it wen1; all the way do��rn on iract C. In fact, he thought Mr. Siverts ��vas thinking o�F asking that this right of way be reduced from 66 feet to 33 feet on his property. � ` . �/ . said �hen i��e had been misled. Ne thought th� r�ght oi' ��a.�� encied at Mr, D,r�gans Tract F. -�Mr. Boardman said �the rc�ad was improved through Parcel F, but the road easement��continued through Tract C� although he {7ad nothing to�prove this wi�}� at this ti�ne because the files ��,�ere lackec'A. • UPON A VOICF VOTZ', l�LL i�OTIriG AYE, the NOTTON carr�ed unarimously. - SAV #?5-0�3� QY`LEO LENKE �To vacate 47th 4. CONSIDERI�TIOP� OF A VACATIO{d REQUEST, ___ � _- F�venue N.E. b�t4,aeer� 3rd Street and University Avenues^and Vacate the 12 foot alley bet��een 45th Avei�tae «.C. to 4Hth i�venu� h.E., all locatecl in Blocks 8 and and 9, P1y�r�auth Rdditio��, to allow cot�structi�on of a sirrgle family h�me on Lot 30, B�oc1: 9, Plymo.�th Addition, the sa+ne being 4687 3rd Street N.E. Mr. Leo Len�4:e was presen�. 1�9pTION by Laizgenf��, seconded by Berg�.�an, that the Planning Commission receive � ', .ievt�rs from Narthern .Stat�s Power Com.pany and Nor.thwestern Be11 1'elephone Ca�npany statii�g tllat thcy laave ncs object�ion to the vacation request, but wished to llave a I2 foot utility easement retail�ed in the a11cy, and a letter frorn Minnegasco stat�ng I that tlac�y have no ol��ction to this v�cation request as they have no services in th� j_, alleys.. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the rnotion carried unanimously. � ' ' Mr. Q�?ardman said the petitioner had requestect the vacat.ion of 47th Avenue in ��E9, but a�; �hat time the City Cauncil denied the request because they didn't t�now if there would Ge a use -For the al�ley at i;hat tir��e. He said that there was a•report from�Tom Colbert, Assistant City Lnqinenr, which states that the City Administration had no objection to this request, but i:hat a drainage and utility easement wouTd hav�to 'be retained ov�r the iVorth 23 feet o� the South f�alf of 47th Avenue due to an exist- ing R.C:P. st�rm sewer iocated 13 feet Soui;h of the center line of 47th Avenue, and • Planninq Commission Meetinq - July ?3, 1975 rp`+C ' ,�suggest� tha� the North-South alley be vacated also, to eliminate any potential 2 B � access problems. 7his alley was presently undeveloped. !__J ,. �� i ' � . Mr. Drigans asked the size of Lot 30. Mr. Narris said this t�as a 3B 1/2 foot lot, and w�th the 30 feei; of street right of way this lot would be 68 1/2 feet wide. He said the {�reseni; depth was 129.3 and with the additional 6 ft.acquired through the vacation of the alley, it wouid be i35.3 feet deep. This would make the lot 9,268 square�ft. which was in excess of our minimun lot requirement of 9,000 square feet. Mr. Drigans asked whathappens to the other 6 feet section of alley when the highway ience ran along this area? � Mr. Cornelius Warzecka, 4675 3rd S�r�et rd.E. said he lived in this�area, and tfie people maintained their property all t;he way up to the highway i'ence. � Mr. Harris asked Mr. Lemke if he had a plan that would fit on this lot, due to. the restriction of �;he 23 foot ul:ility easemer�t. Mr. Lemke said he didn't think he . would have too mueh problem fitiing a house on �his lot. He said tha� even with a 10 foo�: sebacl<, he could still have a house up to 35 feet wide. Mr. Harris said it would be better to have -Lhe garage on the Nortr� side of the lot because he couid use the easement for a driveway. � . " MOTION by.Drigans, seconded b� Langenfeld, that the P1an,ing Commission recommend '. to CoUncil �pproval of vacation request, SAV #75-08, by .Leo Lemke, to vacate 47th Avenue N.E. between 3rd Str�et N.�. and liniversity Avenue N.E., and the 12 foot a11e� between 46th Avenue and 48th Avenue N.E., a11 located in Blocks 8 and 9, Plymouth ' Addation, to a11ow the construction of a single family home on Lot 30, Block 9, Plymouth Addition, the same being 4687�3rd Street N.E. with the following stipulatians: � � 1. Retain the drainage and utility easement over the North 23 feet of the South Ha1f of 47th �venue. _ 2. Retain a 12 foot u�ilzt� easemEnt in t1�e vacafed 12 f_oot ailey between 46th and 4f3th Avenue N.F.,in Bl�cks � and 9, Plymout.i� Addition. UPON A VOICE VOTB, tiie motion carri�d unanimouslye 5., RECEIVE MEf�ORF�NDUM FROM THE �ITY ATTORNEY ON THE ISSURANCE QF SPECTAL USE PERMITS ' MOTI-ON by Langer�feld, seconded .by Bergman, tl�at tre PZanning Commission receive ' the memorandum frorn the C.i_ty Attor�ie,y on the issuance af 'Special trse Permits. Upon a voic� vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously'. � t�r. Qaardman sa�id this inforr�ation was given to the Planning Co�nmission as a hand out at the meeting��so it could be added to the Spec-ial Use P�r�r�it sect�on of tE�eir code boolc� for reference. Zt vras information thai. had come down fram the City � Attorney an what �;he respons i bi 1 i ti �s a��e on Spec i a� IJse Pern7i ts , and whai: ki n:d of procedural i�espondents you would have to use in uenying a Special Use Permit. ,� ; �. ' 6. RILLC�OAi�DS r'� �� . � Mr. Qoardman said he had made avai,lable 3 pages of a more complete report on the siatus and f;andl7iig ofrFSnecial Us� Permits for billboards. The Planning Commission ' would receive the�completQ repori: at their next meeting. . . , � � � �. .. . 2 C CITY OF FP.IDLEX P'IEMO RAN DUM T4EM0 T0: Darrel Clark, Community Development Administrator ��2�EP1Q FROP�: Ttzomas A. Co].bert, Assistant City Engineer � J t' SUBJECT: Vacation Request, 47th Avenue (3rd Street to University) DATE: Ju�y 16, 1975 In refrrence to the proposed vacation requested by 24r. Leo 0. Lemke, the Engineering Department has no objections but offer the f_ollowinb stipulations and recommendations: 1. A drain.age ar.d utility easemant be retained over the North. 23 ft of the South one hal= of 47th Avenue. This is due to an existinp 2/+° R.C.P, storm se�.rer 'ocated 13 ft South of the cente� line of 47th ryvenue. � 2. If the entire streeL is to he va.cated, it is sugg�sted that ttze al.l.ey borti 1�Yort�n arzd Soutli �f 4��th Avenue also i�e vacated to elimi.nate any patentia.l access protrlems. 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"i re, ; i�' - �\ 1!• - -"- .,!c� � ' '' • , AN r 2 7 f� � z� ., i," �' ;� ;. ,,� , �yr��7_ - ------�-� ' �: - � ; " L'i ' L?) � I : � i /i �y � (�ss�) • �. � � _' rf':�:. � ^ :�' �I__ - - -"'- , . . � � J� � __� �i y • ... n ' �,: �. _ . _ ^ OFFICIAL NOTICr CITY OF.FRIDLEY PUQLIC HE/1RING 13EFORE THE CITY COUNCTL 70 4JNOM IT M�Y CONCERN: - t�oi:ice is h�reby given that there wil1 be a Public Hearing of the City Council of t.he City of Fridley ir the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast in the Council Chamber on Monday, September 15, T975 at 7:30 P.P1. f'or the consideration of the following matter: Consideration of a liacation Request, Si�V #75-05, k� Richa:rd Ko�;, to vacate th� ��esterly 85.31 feet of a 12 foot drainage and utilit,y easement on � Lots 6 and 7, Q1ock 1, Clark's Addition, ail lying in th� ��ort.h Haif of Section 13, City of �ric�iey, County of /�noka, hlinnesota. General iy loca�ted at 6a17 h9cKi nl ey �treet N. E. - Any�n� des i ri r�g to b� h�ao°d �vi tf� refer^:�c�: to the above matter wi 1] be heard at this meeiin�• • . � .I�I�.LTANi �1. f�EE � �1AYOR Publish: August 27,�19?5 Se�temher 3, 197� , � � . � .. . . , � . � �� _� � ' � LJ Planning Commission Meeting - August G, 1975 pa�J�' 12 � 3 A •� M07'ION bc� n.rigans, seconded by Scott, thaL �he P1ann.tng Commission r�commend t:o Council, appl'av�1 of Lhe vacat.i.on reque:?t, S.?iV {�75-09, by the F'rid.Zey �,ssc>mbly of God Churclz, to vacate i:he 12 1�oot dr.ainage and utiliL?� e�zscment tllat 1i�s 1�etweQn Lots � t1lr�uyl7 5, and I�oLs 8 throu_qh 12, T31ock 1, Osbornc Mano.r 2nd Ilddition, an�3 move it to tlie ccnter line of the ncw property ].inee Upon a voic� vote, a11 voting aye, the motion car.ried unanimousZy. .�''� "�'�, 4. CONTI��UED: VACATION fZEQUES7, S%1V �{75-�05, QY RICH111Zp KQv: Vacate the 6 foot drairage �and uti 1 i ty easeineni, oii tii'e ��5t��t�'; i`de"��t=ot 6, E31 ock 1, Clark's Addition, the same be�ing 6517 f��cKinley S�;reet N.E. Mr. Richard Kok was present. Mr. Clark saici this item had been continuc�d a couple of times, once because ihe peti �ci c�ner t�as no�; present and arother� tim:� to al � o�•a ihe Cngi neer�i ng staff to de�;ermine �Lhe ul.�ility putterns in this particular block. He said there was a memo and a map �in the agenda exrla�ining 1:he part o-f i;his ea.sement that had to be rc�:ai��cc�. h1��. C1 ark con t-i r�ue,� tha�t the Engi neeri ng D�partm�n� had n.� objecti on �0 35.31 of thi s easemer�t bei ng vacateci on �ot 6, Ql ock 1, C i arl:'s Addi ti cn, but they �ti�oul d ne�d �:he balunc� of this easement to line up w�ith an easem`r�t they wouid need to follo�� the North-South bour�daries o-F Lot 7, B7ocl; i, C1ar{;'s Ad�ition, and Lot 8, B l oc� 3, ��9oore Lal:e Parl: lst Addit�ion. He said the mapsho��ed�cl�at the-�x�st�ng 'c�a�age did encroach inio the G foot ease��eni;. Qy retair�ing part of th-is easement, a very smal l porti or� of �he garage �,�as stii 11 i n the easc��ien �, but the recon��m�nda�ci on t�ras �Lo allova this very small portion �;o encroach into the easen�ent. � Chairn?an Fiarris asl<ec� if the Engineering st:aff ��as recommending that the 6 foot �� eas�ment on the f�or��h bour�dar•y o�f Lot 7 be vaca ced ul so. h�r. C1 ark sai d there 41�dSi1 � 7; an y recommendaiion, just ti�at i.f it was var_ated, to be sure the same par�; o;�this easemen�t was retained as on the South side.of Lot 6. ��1r. Clark said there vdere no � uti 1 i t�i es i n thi s elsemen�c, they ��ranteu to retai.n , bt�t i f they have 1 ooked at the area, thev v,�ould be aware that th�re ��,�as a lo4�f spe�t f�orth of Lot 8, and. East oi �ot ' 6, anc! i t musi: trap water . If the peopl e i n tl�c area shoui d ever peti ti on the Ci i�y �:a drain �f�at 1 o�v area9 ��e ti�rou1d hav� to � have an easFment to g�t a sl;orm se4,rer baci: �. into thi s area , and feel �that �:he 1 octi cal al i gnme��t �voul d be be�ween Lots 7 and 8. � � � t�ir. Drigans said h� could see no pur;�ose to ;<eep i:he 6 foot easemerit an the North side of Lot 7, if the easement �ti�as vacateu on Lot 6, except for the part ti�eded for a�otent�ial stori» se��rer easemcnt. A half of a�1 easemen� v�asn't good �ior anything. I��r. David Har►°�is said he agreeci v:ith �1r. Drig'aris. • h1r. Kok asl:cd ii' this small amo«nt of his c�ar�ag� that ti�iould be allo��d to encroach in this easement �,�ould ca�.�s� hirn prol�l�ms if he ��,�ant�d to sell i;his property. He i:liougf.t he should get sometf�ii�g i'�� rritin� th�it i:he City �vo«lci a�low ti�iis en�roachmen�c. 1�1r. David Harris said tivha.t P�1r. Kok ��as � was cione on'this property, prior to seilinc� '� sai d�i�i s cou1 d be hand�l ed I�y a 1 etter or a t�tere ma�iy ways of handl ing this. � � qu�stioning �.vas that if a titTe search �it> il(' II11�Ilt flav� a problem. P1r. C�ark Council resolut�on, ar by a motion. There •� Mr. Clark said this could be {�ut in tf�e staff report. t10'lTON I�i) L��ngcnf.cld, seconded by Lindbl.��d, that the Planning Commission recon�mer�d to Coc�ncil �ip}�.rov�zl of t:he vacai:ivn request, S11V �(75-05, bi] Rir.hard Kok, to v�cat� Lhe West-r.:ily f35.3.i f�et oi.' the 12 t�c?ot� drain�sge �cnd ut�ility easemcnt on t:ii4 Soutl� . . �.� . _ - - -- — _ _ ��:� :.,,. S'lanning Comnrission Meetinq - Au9u,1; G, 1975 Paqe �3 3 B �; ` . � � � .� � side o� Lot C, and the North s.zde of. LoL 7, 731ocJt ]., C1ark's Addition, w.ith the stipulat.ion that the City allow the encro��cl�ment of the sm�.Z1 part of Lhc� garaqe on Lni: G, into thc ret��ined casement. Upon a voice votc, a.Z1 voting .ar�c, Lhe motion carxicci unanimousJ y, 5. PUL�LTC HF/1RTNG: COPdSIDERATION OF A PROPOSED PLA7, PeS. �f75-02, HENRIKSEN ADDITION, QY LEIF fILNRIYSEN: f3eing a'replat ofi parts ofi Lots 33 and 35, Aucli�:or's Sub- division No. 77, generally located U�est of East River Road and South of Logan Park4Aray. t�i�. Lei'f Henri ksen was presen�;. MOT.ION by Drigans, seconded by Scoti:, t-o opez2 the Publ.ic liearing,. vote, a11 votin_q ayc, Chair.man Il�rr.i, declared Lhe Pub.Zic liearing open a proposed p1at, P.S. #75-02, Hel�riksen �ddition, by zeif Henri.ksen. Upon a voice �i t 9 : 0 % on � Mr. Clark sai d t(ii s p1.at, under tti��o di fferen t names y I��ac� been processed thre� ' di fferent � �mcs, pr' or to �ch�i s request. Each tii,�� i t had been approvecf Uy Lf�e Pl ann�i ng Comnai ss i on and tfie (.OU11CT Z, � i�fr. Clark �continued that in 19G�'�, the then ov,Jner o.f th� property, Mr: f�arolc! Lorenz and the adjacent propert,y o�vner, �rs. Hale, pres�nted a plat v��hich Gvas appraved � but never recorcJed. In 1969, a deve1oper presented the same plat, G�:hich ��as approved but never recorded, and i n 1970, i t �ti�as ayai n l:�raugh� i n and appr�o��ed, and for some � reason G�ras never recorded agai n. Novr s�i nce 5 years h�ve passed, we i,ol d tF�e peti ti oncr that he would l�ave to start all -over agai�i going thr~ough the PuL�lic Nearing process. h1r. C1ark said there ��er�e 8 1ot�s in thc proposed p1a��, a►�d they al � meet aTl the requirements as to total area and froni; foo�Lage. He said the sa.me s�ipulations that were necessary at the tin�� of ihe otf�er requr�sts �For �;hzs plat s�f:ill exist. An easemer�t must be granted bet�;�een Lois �. and 5 of the proposeci plat, to a11ow the sewer to be brougl�t out to serve the �(;wo houses that -Face Eas�t River Road, and also allow the water main to L�e looped out to the ma�in on Cast River Ro�d, to ensure proper ��aater circulation of the ��ater system. Qack in the previaus approvals, it was noted, and it i�ras sti11 true, that o�Lher right of ways are necessary to get access to this plat. l�fe no�N have on file, a 25 foot easen;ent on Lot 31 for s�;reei; right of way, bui we have riothing on file o« Lot 34 to g�ive the other fialf of the dedication, or to provide adequate r-ight of way �o bring the streei•in from Rivervie�v Tei�race for pubiic access to another public strect. The Co�ncil had previousl,y authorized the negotiations for these right of ►�rays, but until �ve have a plat proba�ly on file, the City, if it spent any �noney, woul dn `t liave a pi°oject to assess i�t to, and that was one of t}�e reasons �these right of ways hadn't been acquired. Mr. Clar{: suid that the Engine�rir�g Department had lookcd at this plat, und has said that i t 4vas feasi bl e to serve i t W1 �Il se��rer a��d water, pravi ding ti�e ri ght of ways were acquired. 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' ' ' �> �ri �..J' / f , � : i f � OFFICIAI NOTICE CT�'Y OF FRIDLEY PUQLIC HEARING • QEFORE THE ' CITY COUNCIL 0 TO 4lHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Noiice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the City Counc-il of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at G431 University Fivenue �;ortheast in the Council Chamber on f�londay, September 15, 1975 at 7:30 P:.M: for the conside��ation ofi the �following matter: Consic.erat�ian ofi a Vacation Reques�t, Sl�� #75-09, , by the Fri.dley Assembly of God Church, �o vacate the 12 foot dr�-inuge and �atility easem�nt that lies bet��een L�-�s 1 through 5, and Lnts 8 to 12, • Q1ock 1, Osborne ��anor 2nd Addition, i;o allow for church exp�rision, all lying in ±he North Half of Section 11, City of Fri'.dl�y, County oi Anoka, Priii�nesota. Generally located at��72 Osborne Road N,E. Anyone desiring to be heard ��vith referenee to the abcve matter wtll be heard at tnis meeting. . Publish:. August 27, 1975 Septen-�f�er 3, 1973 w1�.�rAM �, �vc� r��Y�� . 4 �� .. I � � � Paqe �i 4 A �,. !'lanr�7n Commission Mceting - August 6, 1975 � � • . � � , of thc 7�dministr.�zt.ive Staff Rcport. Upon �a voice vote, a11 voting a�e, the motion . carrzed Unanimously. ' 2. ZOT SPLIT REQUEST, L.S. �t75-05, FRIDLEY ASSEM(3LY OF GOD CHURCH: Split off that part of Loi:s £3 - 12, (31ock 1, Osborr�e Manor 2nd Addition, �:hat Ties North of the follo��aing described line: f3eginning at a point in the West line of Lot 8, . located 5 feet Sou�:h•of the North�vest corner, then�� Eas�;erly to a point in the East line of I_ot 1?_, being 75 feet South of the Northeast corner and there terrninating, the same being 472 Qsborne Road N.E. Rev. G. Mark Denyes was present. . r', r�1r. Clark said the present lot line, v�ould sever vrha�t they vdant to add on to the church. They have purchased �:his property f rom the North Suburban Nospital Di stri ct, who had pi cked up ihese 1 ets from i;he tax forfei t rol 1 s. The Flos{�i tal 6oard 4aill use tnis property for a parking lot and evidently, �Lhis part o-F the , property �vas in excess of wha�: tl�ey will need. - He sai d tl�e staff reco;nn�enda�;i on ti-aas that thi s request for a 1 ot spl i�; ae approved so the church can proceed with i�ts expansion. �. N.;OTIOI�' by Dav�°d Ilar.ris, seconded h� Lindbald, t7�at the Planning Commission recorrun�nd ta Coizncil app�°oval of tfie lot spl�t request, L.S. �75-05, by t1�e Fridley Assembly of God Church, to split off_ that part �f Iots 8- 12, B1_ock 1, Osborne Manor 2nd Add.ition; Y�liat lies Nor_t1� of the following described Line: Beginning at a point in tlae titi'cst� Iine ef Lot 8, Jocated 5 feet Soutl� of the I�orthwest corner, thence Easter.l� t� a point in the �ast 1�ne of Lot .Z2, bezng 75 feet Soutn of the NortPieast ' corner and there t.crrrin�ting, t1�c� same being 472 Osborr.� Road R'.E. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting a�e, the n�otioil carried unanimously. ' , ��,��.��,,,�� 3. . VACAI�TON REQ�I�ST_,=' S�V ;#75-09,�fRIDLEY ASS��QLI' OF GOD CHURCH: Vacate the 12. foot drai �-�age an� uti l;i t�y ea�.�r��r�� hat l i es bet.t�aeen Lo�;s 1 and 5, and Lots 8 and 12, 61 oc{c 1, Osborne fYlanor 2nd Addi ti on and mo��e i� to the center 1 i ne of the neGv proper�;y 1 i ne, tf�e sar�e be�i�g �72 Os.borne Road N. E. Rev.�G. Mark Deriyes was present � � Mr. Drigans asked �ii= 7Gtf� Avenue I�.E. hadti't just been vacat�d recentl;�. Mr. C�ark said it had. P�r. Drig�ns asked if the entire s�;reet had been vacated. I�1r. Clarl; said yes, but we did {:eep the u�lity easement because we have sewer and water in this easem�n�,. � Chairman Ha7�ris said tf7ere was a letter in the agenda from f�orthern States Povrer Company as ki ng for wri tt��n ��cr�r��i s� i or� fro�� t��e p�ti f;i or�er to i��tai n and have access io the�ir existing facilitics off the ne�� location of �;he easement. He asked Rev. Denyes if h� w?_s in agret�merit a�ith this •r��quest. Rev. Denyes said he had a cop,y of, the letter they had ��r�itten t.o No►�t!lern St:al:es Power Company giving them this permission. A90T.TOIJ b� I�nqenfeld> seconded b� nrig�ns, that the Planning Commission .receive a c.opy of the letter written vy G. l�lark Den��es, pastor of Fridl.ey Ilssembly of God Cl�uxch to Norther.n SLates Power Company, dated Iluc�ust- 5, 1975, �iving t}iem access to to tlir.i.r existir�g f,-ici.lities off tl�e new loc.stion of L-l�e easemcnt. Upon a voice ��oLe, all vot-inf aye, i:1�� moiinn �ar.ried unariimously. , »�^�-.�. � � � ,. �� Planninq Commission I�ceting - Auqust 6, 1975 Page 12 � � MOTIOIJ by Drigans, seconded by Scot�t, that the Planning Commission recommend to Council, approval of the vacation request, SAV 1/75-09, by ��he Tridlcy nssembly � of God Churc7l, to vacate tl�e 12 foot- drainage and utility ea.sement that lies b�tweon ' Lots 1 tl�rough 5, and Lots S through 12, B1ock 1, Osborne Manox. 2nd Addition, and move it to thc- c�nter line of the new proper.ty Zinc�. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried un�nimously. � � 4. CONTIf�UED: VACATIO�� REQUEST, SAV #75-05, QY RICNARD KOK: Vacate the 6 foot drainage and utility easement on �;he South side of Lot 6, Block 1, Clark's Addition, the same being 6517 McKinley Street N.E. Mr. Richard Kok vaas present. � Mr. Clark said this item had been continaed a couple of times, once because the petitioner was not present and another time to allo�ti� the Engineering staff to determine the utility pat�:erns in this particular block. He said there was a memo � and a map in the agenda explaining the part o�f t'�is easernent that had to be retained. P�lr. Clark continued that the Engineering Depar�f:��ent had no objection to 85.31 of ihis easement being vacated on Lot 6, Blocic l, �lark's Addition, but they N;ould � need �;he balanc� of this easement to line up 4��ith an eas�ment i;hey would need to fol lo�� the f�ot'til-SOUlII boundaries of Lot 7, alock 1, Clark's Addition, and Lot 8, alock 3, P�oore Lake Parl: lst Addil�ion. He said the mapshoti�,�ed that the-existing ga�age did encroach into the 6 foot eas�ment. Gy retaining part of this easement, a very � small portion of the garaqe ��ras still in the easement, but the recommendation was to allo��r this very small pori.ion to encroach into the easement. 1 Chairman Harris asi:ed if th� Enc��ineering staf�f was recommending that the 6 foot easement on �he (�or�ch bounda.�,y of Lot 7 be vaca�:ed also. �ir. Clark said there ��vasn't any recommer�dation, just that if it ��a�s vac.ated, to be sure the same part of this � easement ��as reta�ined as on the South side ofi Lot 6. Mr. C1ar{c said there �-rere no uti 1 i ti es i n thi s easement, i:hey ��aanted to rei.ai n, but i 1' they have 1 ooked at the area, they would be a��are ti�at there v�as a loti�' spo�l: North of Lot 8, and Eas�L of Lot 6, and it mt�st �Lrap water. If the people in the area should ever petition the Ci�;y � to drain that low area, we would huve to have an easement to get a storm sewer back into th�is area, and feel that the logical alignment �vould be bet�veen Lots 7 and 8. � L f_J � Mr. Drirans said he could see no purpose ta �;eep �the 6 foot easement on the North side of Lot 7, if the easement was vacated on Lot 6,,except for the part needed f�r a potent�ial storm se��er easement. A half of an easement wasn't good �or anything. Pir. David Harris said he agreed witf� �1r. Drigans. . Nir. Kol: asl:ed i f thi s smal l amount of hi s garage that woul d be al l owed to encroach ir► this easement would cause him problerns if he vrarted to sell i:his property. He thought he shoul d get some�;hi ng i n �ti�ri ti ng that ihe Ci ty ��voul d al low ti�i s enc��oachment. Mr. David f,arris said wha�L P1r. Kok was questioning ti�as i;hat if a title searc9� tivas done Ot1'this pro�erty, prior to selling it, he��might have a problem. Mr. Clark sai d th ; s coul d be handl ed by a 1 ei;t:er or a Cour�ci 1 resol uti on , or by a moi;i on . There wer,e many vdays of handling this. ' Mr.. Clarh said this could be put in the staf� report. � 1�lOTION b�� r,anger�.f.-e1d, seconded to Council a1�pr. ova.i of t]2� Vc�C�Z t]_Ol7 Wester.ty f35.31 feei o� the Z2 .fc�ot �J by Lindbl��d, that tlie Planning Co�runission reconunend request, S11V �l"I5-05, by Ricl�ard Kok, to vacate the drainage and utility easement on the South ; � � , � g�"� �� :� : 27 � x' �i. r ,v�' r• r �. �? .s.... • �: �9'{.4::': � ,i��.:. �, AY f � �. ,�� r� �` �': � •� ' TM�� e t F , �� ;y;x �� SAV #75-09 � L.S.#75-05 1 � 1 - � �.:. ,� r1 , � - /7 _ ' _ y . �.ai� __� _ ,- �" � . � . --- — - . � �� /�� -3545/" � � � - "�...�r� A.,,t � • -_ o36eo-=°---lta;.�__ - -- T�� :� - P� � azulo� 12JB.;. �_�Jlo �', .. .[��A' _/� � <ZSSSJ3�y�_j4```-��:{, ` _� 'f "` � ,5yyz;al.�O�Pd` .. . -- -�-E}V+V-�Y—STP�1-�-�_ 3�S ! 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N�.�_. �-r�c5 -•� � � i�fis :y�` ,.,�'„� , re� -- '� "'-' • xv/�� -- >,,,:�� yba So /la ln,� : bb.'t,�/;�� a'�1, , �`/it. �'.I�G1 '�Svr •��7D �t.6�� OFFICIAL IVOTICE • � CITY OF FRIDLCY PU6LIC HE�RING BEFORE THE � CITY COUNCIL 0 0 TO L�NOM IT MAY CONCERN: � � No�;ice is hereby g:ver, that there wi17 be a Public Hearing of the City Council of the City of Fridley in the City Ha�ll at 6431 University /�venue Northeast in the Co��ncil Chamber on Monday, Sepiember 15, 1975, at 7:3Q P.��I, for the consideration of the follo�ving ma±ter: Consi�eration of a Vacation Request, SAV �75-10, by Robet,�t Ninrichs, to vacate th� l0 foot utili�y and drais�age easement on Lots 5 and G, Block 7, Qrookvie�-� Terruce 2nd Addition, to aliow an addition to an ex7sti��g g�rage, all lyirg in the «orth fialf of Sec�tion 13, City. of Fridley, County of Anoka, P1i nnes ota . General iy 1 oca �ed a�: 9B1 and lO.Gi Ri ce Creek Terrace I�.E. . Anyone desi�°ing to be heard with refer�ence.to the above matter will Ue heard at this mee�;ing. Publish: August 27, 1975 Senteml�er 3 q 1975 WILLI{�P� J. NEE MAYOR 5 � Paqe 17 5 A �lanning Commission Meetinc� - Auc�ust 6, 1975 � �n the winter to see these model r�omes. � ' Mr. Clark said the Council would receive these minutes the 18th of August, but he couldn't say ��hen i;hey ��ould be setting the Public Nearing on the final �lat. Mr. f(enriksen said he knew he had to pay it, but the park fee made him � lit�;le uncomfor��able. h1r. C1ark said ihe platting ordinance states that lU% of the land must be dedicated for parl< purposes, or else the {�arl: fiee was �300 per lot, �-�hich in this case ��as $2,�400. P�r. Henriksen said that i� seemed to h�iin that e��ery time he turned around he got a bill for $2,000, Cha�irman fiarris said that these were things that he v�ould ha��e to discuss vtith th e C i�;y C o u�� c i 1. _..�.----u.��---�---°--------�==::�:�.�� 6. 1�ACATIOf� REQUEST, �S` �1U ;,`75-10, BY ROQERT HI��d[�ICI-iS: ��acate the 10 foo�t drainage and uti 1�i ty easci�icn ��Lh�at� (.i—es or Lots 5 and G,_.,^�.l�cE: 1, 6rookvi eva Terrace 2nd Addi �;i on ,�he sa�rie bei na 9&l at��S `°i.(�CY1 _.R7-ce � C�reek Terrac� f� . E. Mr. Robert Flinrichs �-aas p��esent. ��1r. Clar{: said that f�ir. Hinrichs �-aanted to ma!;e a aouble car garage ou�: o� a sinyle car. garage, and he was limited by t;he space he h�?s betr,�eei1 h�s house a.nd the 1ot 1ine5 und a�Iso by a 5 foot casen��nt that runs along the Easi s�ide of h�is property. The staff ad��ised I�im what he needed to complete his project. One beinn to t�eques� a va'ca�ti oi� of tf�e easement and a pos i i,�i ve ai;ti tude by the Counci 1. The other tfiing he had �o do Gti�as ta �rec;uest and huve approved, a variance �to go �-��iLhin three fc�eT. of tl��e 1 ot 1 i ne . Fle subsequ2n �1y T��..de both req�;�sts , The P1 a.nni �g Comriii ss i �n ��as hear•irig the vacai;�ion reqi�est at i:his r;eet�ing, und �r�e vat��iance W1� � go I�efore �h� Appeals Commission on Auyusi, 12, 1975. P'ir. Clarl; sa�d that al1 the ui.ility comp�nies had been cortacted, and 110i1� of them have any facilities in �these easements, and have all� sta�l;ed that �Ll�ey have no ob,j�ction to •h1r. H�i��,richs star�ing construction duri��g �thc ... ,� time that it takes to go throi�gf�� the vacation process. He said the reuson he vda�,�'f;, to s�art ahead of the vacation process was because by the time th�is �as c�mpl�t.z, 4�r�: � wi 11 be i nto 1 ate i�al 1 or ��i nter. • � . `� � ��. , " ;; ` ��1r. Ci a.rl% sai ci �.he staff recommendation G�ras -cha � the easement be vaca �ed, and the Plar�ning Co�»mission also recoi»mend to Council �tha�t the peti�:ioner be allo��ed to enc�roach in this easement during i:he t�ime it tal<es ,to process the vacation request. Mr. Dav�i d Iiarri s asked ha�� far the house o�� Lot 5�uas a��ay froi� i;he property 1 ine. h1r. C1 ar�l< sa�id i t was about 30 feet> and thei�e t��as a huge oak i;ree about hal f way to �;he p7°eperty 1 i ne. . I�ir. Harri s sai d then �,�e woul d have no prob1 em of thi s garage be�i ng too close to th� strucLure on the adjacent property. Mr. Clarl< said no, in fact the acijac��n�: propet��ty orrne��, Mir. Hard�i'ng, had signed both the vacation and variance requests. Mr. � Hi nri ch sai d he tri ed to buy some 1 and from f�1r. I�ardi ng and P1r. I-lardi ng sai d he would rather�join in this request than sell any of his land. � • � h1r. C1ark said he was going to construci an 11 foot addition to his garage and behir�d that he was going to have a storage building with a deck on top. . • �1r. Clark said as i;his was a t��ro part req«est, part of which had i;o go to the Appeals Commission, he felt i;ha� the Planning Connniss�ion could give some direction as to hova thcy felt about the variance. . . , � . - - ,. , 5 . B � Plannin Cc�mmission Meeting - August 6, 1g75 R Paqe 18 ' � ' ' MOZ'ION by Dav.zd ll�r.r.i.s, scconded by Drigans, that tl�e Planninq Convt�_ission recommend to Council approval o.f the vcacat.ion requcst, SI�V �i75-10, by Robert Ilinrichs, to v��cate the l0 foot �ira.�r��ge ar2d util_ity er�semcnt ora Z,ots 5 and G, 73.iocic 1, BrooJcview. Tc.�'r.�ce ?.nd I�ddition, the same beir�g 981 and 10U1 P.ice Cx.cGk Terrace N.I:. , becatise t_here sec��ns . to be t�o COI"1�Z_1C1: witl� tlie adjoilli��g p.ropert_y �and we have t:1�e conr,irrr.ence of the u�ilit.y comp��riie.s �ind Lh� adjoining neiql�i�or, the City a11o�,� t1�e encroaclunent iJ�t�o the easemeilt �.�hile the vacation request: i:��3s beil�g processed. Upon a voice vote, a11 voti�ng aye, tlle motion carried una�iimously. � Chai rman Harr�� s tol d the peti t�i oner that i t t�roul d be up to the Appeal s Comm i ssion ' to act on the variance request to f�ave the structure three feet irom the lot line, al though the P1 anri rig Co�rn�i ssi on fe1 t that thi s woul d not b� a probl ern I�ecause of the 1oca�;ion oi= i.he str�ucture on tl�e ne>;t 1ot. � � � 7. PU�3LIC iIE�1RTP�lG: _REQUES_C FOR A /�DUL=RTISIP;G COi•��'{'�,NY: To allo�.,J 7, Glock I, R:vervie�r,� He�ights, being 8150 Eas�c (Ziver (Zoad. SPECIAL USE PCR��1IT, SP #75-08, [3Y hREGELE OUTDO�R the cont i n«�x ti on or an e>:i sti ng !�i 11 board on Lot per Fridley City Code, Section 214.042, +he sam� ffr. David i�arris sa�id he couldn't sce open�inc� the Pul�lic Hearin,y on each of these �� req«ests, evcn if they were c�0111C� 1;0 I�e considered individually. H� thouyht all the requests for Naegele cou"ld lae opened at ance. The other member~s agrecc{. 8. PU[3LIC HE/1Rl:�C: REQUFST FOR A SPECIAI_ USF PERi��TT, SP ;{%5-09, L�Y �!AEGEL_E OUTDOOR F1D��Ef:�l � SII'�<�� COi�iPAi!1' :� 1 o a1104-; the conti iiva �i ori,of an exi s�Li r�g b�i 1 I l�oa rd on ti,e l�desterly 500 fee� o�� I_at 1, Auditar's Suhcfivision I�o. �9> per Fridley City Code Section 214.04?_, tl�e sa.me being 7101 Higl�t�,�a.y ;`65 f�.E. 9. PUQLIC HEARTNG: RFQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USF PER�iIT, SP #75-10, 6Y N!1EGELE OUTDOQR �. ADVERTISIi�G CO��;PAIVY: To allot�d th� cc��tinua�tion of an exist�ing billboarci bet�rl��ti • Lots 2Q a��d 21, tilock �Y, Hyde Park /�ddii;ion, per Fr�id�ey Gity Code, Section 2�1n.04?_, the same beii�g 6029.University Avenue�h�.E. 10. PUGLIC HCI�RIf�G: I�D1fERT1SIP��G COi`��P7� Audii.or's S«bdivi beinc� 52 - I.G�4. REQUCST FOR_11 �:l' : T� a11 ov�� sion Pio. 78, SPECIAL USE PLRI�4IT, SP �r75-11 , 6Y �/�EGELE OUTC'OOR the cof�ti nua�;i on of an exi s ti ng bi 1 1 board o,� Loi, 2., per Fridley City Code, Sec�ion 214.042y the same 11. PU[3LIC IIFARIfdG: REQUEST FOR A SI�ECIt',L USE PERPIIT, SP ,#75--12, QY ��1EGELE O�ITDOOR - — ---------- — — - ------ --- AD�'FRTISING COh1P(iNY: fo allo��r �the cc�ntinuat�ion of an ex�istir}g b711board on Lot 2, Auditor's Subclivisioi� No. 7�, per Fridley C�ty Code, Section 204.042, the same i being 93 - I.694.. - � � 1?_. PUBLIC IIl:(1RIf�G: REQUEST f�OR A SPECIIIL USE_PEl�PfI�T, SP rr'75-13, 6Y NAcGELE_ OUTi�(�OR t1D!�LRIISING COf��PANY: To E��t°mit tl�e continuation of an exis�;ing billUoard located ori Paf�cel 3O00, in ti�e NIJ Qua►�ter of �he NW Quarter, excepi: �the North � 16.6 Acres, of Sectio�� 2, T-30, f:-24, per Fridley Ci�;y Code, �ection 214.8�2, the .same be�i r�g 8410 Uni versi ty Avenue N. E. �i �J 13. PUi31_IC I�E�,RING: REQUFST FOR 11 SPL-:Cl/1L USE PERMIT, SP ��75-14, QY N/1EGCLE OUTDCOR ADUEl21�IS1NG COI�1P/1NY: To {�ern�it the c�ntinuat�ion of an existing bil�lboard oil Loi: lII, Revis-ed �utfi�Lor's Subdivision No. 77, per Fridley City Code, Section 214.042, the same bring 7357 East R�iver Road N.E. ' ' � ~ Msin Oflits 7l4-60" ��UBURRAN • � 6875 H�aMray No. 65 N. � � � ,,�Na1Na6LRINQ� I Minneapoht, Mi�Mwb 554 INC , South 011ic� � 690•6510 ��. �� . CioU 4 Municipa! F.nQu�renn` � Sa/ Te+tin` � Lnnd Surveyin¢ � Lond Pfannin� . 1101 Cldf Rwd . .. �'- t . Burnavill�. Mlnnswb 5S3J7 ;��t . , , Certi�icate o� Surv�y for Ro��T �., N�%i��C4�S i t�1��-,rg�. , �� , � '�xctle : 1 �nch ; 30 +ee � .i STD,�y FRAME '�9�1, . � ; tiq a \ I . ` \ � � �� \ 120. UO �� 70.U0 �j�,: �•--J �'" � , � {.r� � ,- — o� • `, M � — — '__"_ : �o� �,��.��,K i�. . . .�� o�� ao�T�o� � i 1 h+r�aby cer4ify that thia is a true und cor�act reprasentation oF a survey of �he boundaries of thw abov� . deacrfbed lond� a»d of �he location o{ 11 buildings� fhoreon� and ulf visi • e�croachmonfs� if ony� from or on '' eai� laad. ps surveyed by me this ry� "day o/ � � t. A.D. 19Z� � �r��-��notes Orainoge � Util�►ty F.�sement ' . , su �u�a�w �NGIi'�tEERStr1G, or�e. o Denotes Iron Monument - bY �_ �"d • Jr.' �--,..�� ,:��-��.... - --- ---- - ---- ------ � t- 3r7 �� : , ; . '" 9 1 . „ . : � . ... r.. : , .. , . -.... . . .� Y....,.....,. .a..r� 4� i . . . .,� ,. � � . - �ff 1 �to . r�IF .N K , .. . .., , .r... � %S �r G + �i4.f�s4 � lU'A�..Nr+1YGU�wuJti�aW'7�'r '" � w. , n . . . �� ' , ". 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TO WH0;�1 IT M�IY COf�CEP.N : OFFICl/1L NOTICE �CITY OF FRIQLEY PUBLIC HEA(;ING BEFORE THE CITY COU(�1CIL 0 (�otice is hereby g�ive tha�: there will be a Public Hearing bei'ore the Ci1;y Council of the City of Fridley ir� the City Hall a�; 6431 University Avenue Northeast in the Couti�cil Chamber on h�onday, September 15, 1975 at 7:30 P.h1. for consideration of a folloG��inc� matter: � Consideration of a Final Plat, P.S. #75-02, Henriksen Addition9 by Leif HenriE;sen, of tha� part of Lot 35, , Reviseci Audito�T's Subdivision P�o.� 77, lying Easterly of the (�lortherly extens�ion of i;he l�esieti~ly line of Lot 33, Revised /�udito; 's Subdivision No. 77, and ta�esterly of the �ic1lov�ing describe� line: Qeginn�ng at a point on. 1;he IVorl;herly line of said Lo�c 35, saici po�int being 421.30 feet Easterly of t{�e ii�tersection of said t�orth line and th� Northerly exl;ension of the G�Jesterly line of said Lot 33; thence Southerly fi.o a point on the South line of said Lot 35, said point being 43�.6 feet Easterly of �he Nori�h- wes�t corner of saici Lo.t 33, and there terminating, and tl�at pa.rt of Lot 33, Revised Au�itar's Subdivision No. 77, lying tFles�;erly of the fo1lo��ring described line: Beginning at a poirit an the (�orth line of said Lot 33, said po�int being 401.4 feet Easterly of the Northwest corner oi said Lot '3; thence Southeriy to a point on i:.he Southerly line of sa�id Lot 33, said point being 401.9. feet Eas�;erly o-i tfie Soutl�vaest earn�r of said Lot.33, and �there terminating. All 1S�ing in fihe South Half of Section l�>�T-309 R-24, City of f=►°�dley, County of Ar�oka, i�1innesc�ta. Generally located l��st of East River Road and South of L•ogai� Parkway. Anyone desiring to be heai�d with reference to the above matter ��aill be heard at this meeting. � Publish: .August 27, 1975 September 3, 1975 4dILLI/�M J. NEE MAYOR � � 1 ' .� � � � � Fnlanr�� Conm�ission I�-1eetiny - Au2us� 6, 1975�, ' paye �3 � 6 A szde of Lot: G, and the North side of Lot •7, 131ock 1, C1ark's Addit�_ion, w�.th thc ' stipulation ihat ihe C.ity a11.ow thc encroaclvncnt of ti�e sma11 part of the gar�ge o�� Lot 6, irlto tl�e reL-ained easement. Upon a voice vote, a1.1 voL-irig a�e, thc� mot.ion carried unal�imaus2y. . "°.�.-► --.� 5. PUf�LIC I�f_/1RING:__ COfdSIDER/1TIOid OF A PROPOSFD PL�T, P.S_ #75-0?__, I_IENRIKSEP, ADDlTIOfV, ____ --- -- - -- -- - -- ----- [3Y_ Lf If II�NfZIKSCN: L'eing a replat of pai°ts of Lots`�33-�ar��l-35.,.�Auditor`s �Sula- divis�ion No. 77, jenerally located l�est of East River Road and Soutfi�of Logan Parkway. Mr. Leif Henriksen �nras pt�•esen�;. MOl'ID�V b� Ur.i_gans, sccvnd�d bi� Srott, i�o open the Pirblic Ileariny.. vote, aZ1 voti.ng ay�, Cl�air.man Ha��r_is declarecl t.he PubJ_ic Ilearing open a propose�,' �:�Iai:, P.S, ir`75--02, Henr.il;sen I�ddii.ion, by Leif I��nriksen. Upon a voice at 9:07 on Mr. Clarl: said th-is �;l.at, undur t��ro difi=erent names, had bee� processed three. different times, ��;or tu �h�s request. Lach tim� it had been approved by the Planning Co,nmi ss i on and t��e � uunc�i l. � Mr. Cl�ark cant�inueu �ck;at in 1�,�4, the then o�:n�r of t:he property, f�r. Haro1;1 , Lorenz and �the adjacen�� proper•�y o�,�,n��r�, f�1rs. Iia1c, pr�scrlted a plat t��hich tirras a;;proved bu� never recorded. In 1�69, � devi io;�e►� presertcd tP,e sr�.;;�e plat, 4�rh�ich was approv�d but never recorde�!, and i n 1970, i t t�ras agai n Lra�qz} i: i r} �:nc� approvec�, and for soi �e ' reason was neve►� r�ecor•cE�d �c,Jain, f�o�,� since 5 yea��s h�zve ��assed, ade i:ola tl��e petiiion�r that he t1�ou�id have to s4ai°t all o��er� aguin goirig through �che Public H�aring proc°ss. ' ' � �1 ' , ' ' � � hir. Clar{: said thet�e v�ere. B lo�:s in the E�ro;�osed p�lats �nd they a11 meet all tl�e requ ; rements as to total area un�; �f��ont -r oot�,.��. Ele sai d the, same sti pul ations that were necessary a�I; the time of the other reque�is i�or this plat still ex�ist. Rn easei,�en�L m«st be granted bett�,�een Lo�s � and 5 of the pt°oposed p1 a �, to al i o�v the se�-rer to be b��ougl�t oui to serve the �ci��o hbuses tha�: �Face Fas�t f:iver l,�a�, and also al1o�� tn� 4vai:er main to be� loaped out to �he iT�a�in on Eas� ��iver Rcad, to �nsut°e proper ►�dat�r circula��ior, of tl�e t��ater sys��T�. Back in thc p�^�V10US approvals, it was noted, and i t was sii 11 tr.{e 9 thai, ott�er ri y'r��; of ways are i��cessary to ge�L access to thi s plat. l��e not�t l�ave on f�ile, a 25 �foot easement on Lot 31 fior street right of way, b«t tve have noi:h�i ng on fi 1 e oi� Lot 34 to gi ve the other ha�l f o � the d�c�i cati on , or to provi de ��dequate ri gh � of 4�ray to br-i ng the street i n from f��i vcrvi ew Terrace for pub�! i c access to anoihAr publ�ic stree�t. The Cou��c�il had previeusly authorized �Lhe negotiations for tl�ese ri ght of 4�Jays 9 but unti 1 �ti�e have a pl at probab1y on fi 1 e, the City, - i f i t spent a��y money, ��oul dn `t liave a�roin�;t to asscss i t to, and that ��as one ofi the reasons these i°i ght of �-d�ys had►7' t been acqui r�ed: Mr. Clar•I: said tl7at �;he Eng�ineer��iny Departi7�E�nt had lookcd at this plat,. and l�as said that it ,��as feasib?e to serve it t�ri�;h s�wer ar�d t•Jater, providing the right of t�rays were acqi�ired. He said that James Hedren, was present, representiiig Ri.verwood Schoo1, and he had recalled so�ne of the orig�ir�al coi�versations, and there vaas some �ilenUT�a back in previous appr�ovals as to wl�ether the access should go out to East River Road, or out to Ri��ervie�N Terrace, or both.� Tt tvas the consensus of the staff, Planning Ccmimission, Str�eets & Ut�ilities, and Co�mcil ,�that the access should be to Riv�rview Terrace, and not go out to E�st River Road, because this was a blind inter- S�Ct10t1. • Chairman ilarris asked if Lots 4 and 5 would be large enouyh to handle the sewer easement and s1;�i11 be buiTdable. P1r. Clark said tf�ey «erc. r � r � F s ..�,� � i Planninc Cocnmission Meetinq - August G, 1975 � � Page 14 Mr. Clark sa�id the petitioner had been discussing i�he program as to when �:he � utili�:ies and streets, etc., could be put iri, and the Engineering Department told him quite honestly and frankly that they probably wouldn't be pu�: in until next spring, because there are hearinc?s on the plat still necessary, and after that there wi 11 be hcarinys on i;he �improvei>>ents and the acqui si ti on of the ri c�ht of ways � He sai d i 1; may be ��el 1 for the peti ti oner �:o try and acqui re some of these ri ght of ways because he could negotiate, because the City was no��! put in the position by a neE�r S�:ate 1 a��a vrhere they have to offer what the 1 ar�d was worth by the square foot. He said _he didn't th�ink i;here wauld be too ri��ch trouble gaining some of these right of �vays because ti�cre were houses locat;ed on unimproved streets. The exception would be the two houses facing Rivcrview 7ef�r�ce, Uecause they would gain very litl:1e benefit from tl�e s�;reet. i1e said that ��1r. Jarnes Hedren had recalled some new laws where strect ri gh�; oi� G��ays that conf 1 i ct wi th ��ecreati ona1 prope��ty, had to be deal t ��rith rather delicately. Mr. M-il:e Hagen, 7170 East River Ro�d, said �;hat• he �had no sevrer service and ��rordcred if t-rhen th�s plat �,;as developed, i�i the sewer wou1d be �ut in for h�s lot. t�1r. Clark said to serve the pla�, se��er service would i�ot necessarily be put in for his p7�operty, but i% he desired a feasibility study or a preliiiiii�ary r�port be made to serve hi s proper'cy, he vaou1 d suggest �hat he pet�i ti on �:he Ci ty for se��er service, s,o it could Ue clone in conjunct�ion �a�ith thi� nlat. ��ir. Clark said there would be a heari��g held ii� ti��hich C'�ir. !-lagen ��ould be �;o1d the estima�Led cost and i�F i,hcre �vere oth�r r•ight o� ways neccssary, this ��fould also come up a�; fif�� eGring. P1r. C1 ark to�l d t�r. Hagen that �;hi s��aoul d not come up �-ri ihout a pei;i i:i on, and Counci 1 liked �to ha.ve 50ro of the people affecteci by this reques�t, sign the pe�tition. ��. I-iaoen sai d � ' own �Li» 'cl��o f�;oi�ses a�t Road closecS, because � � , � � i;h�t b�th Mr. Nin1sen, !15 71 1/2 tti'ay N.E., anci himselfs who. the end of 71 1/2 Gday, ��'anted to see the access to East Riv�r this �,las a blind corner. ' � ��1r�. Kerneth t�ef-��sonq 80 Log�n ParkGVay, said. he was ini;erested in the type of • cons��ruci.ioi� that wa�alc'i be go�it;g in on this plat. V-le asked if �there ��ere any lim�itations on what cculd be built on this plat. Mr. Cla.rk said the only 1im�itations v�ere t{�at they be single fam�il,y i�omPs and of a ce►�tain square 7�ootagz. There wei�e no 1imita�;ions as to one ��tory, �:rdo s t.ot�y, or spl i t foyer, ai7d they mus t have garages . P�ir. Cl ar!% sai u the pe l;i ti oner �,�as pres�nt, and as he t�as a home bui 1 der 5 he ��oul d probably be buildii�,� all th�� hon�es on this plat. Mr. Johnson saicf tl�ere wouldt�'t be any apartrnent buildinqs yoinq in then. Mr. Clari: said the property t�rasn'c zoned �for apartment5 ar�d the p°t�tioner ��rasn't asking for rezoning. Mr. Johnson said he thought �;he value ofi their praperty l�auld go up if this ��vas developed into a n�ce area.� t�1r. Jarnes Iiedren , business administrator for School D�s�:rict #14, said that kie i;hought it v;as premat.ure to be talking about rig��t of 4vays or possible right of ways. Mr. Clark said he didn't ti�ink �i i; vaas pr�maturc, i�ut he thought it 4•aould be premati�re fo� the Ci t.y to negoti ate for ri c�ftit of vrays unti 1 thi s pl at was acceptabl e. He sai d that negotiaiions would have to s�:art.before the final plat was appr�oved. • Mr. Iiedren said the other prohlem would be drainage for this plat. h1r. Clark sa'i d there t�JOUI d have �:o be a si:orm drai nage pl an for thi s pl at, and they woul dr�' t allow it to dra�in onto school property. � '' � h1r�. Gordon Sang�ter, 71G9 Riverview Terrace N.L-., said he would like to r�view some of the f.hings that have happened before �:his request. .He said he purchased his ,. property in 1964, after the first plat had been proposed.. He said he applied for° a bu�i 1 di i�� ermi t i n June of 1966 and at �;1�at. tifne there was some d�i scuss ion abUU�: • the road c7oing throu�h and 1;hat 1;hey desired 25 feet from his loL for righi: of 4vay. , . , . • � :, �' .1 anni n Commi ss i on P�eeti ne� - Auyusi; G, 1975 .� Paqc 15 � 6 � �.___.___.�_____`___ During tha�; tinie, i�: was determined that we could not build the i;ype of home we want;ed i f tl-�i s?_5 feet was gi ven up, and subsequently the bui 1 di n� peri7�i t was i sstaed ��ai thou�: the ri yht of way be i r�g gi ven . At that ti me there Gvere no hornes built soutl� of Riverv�iew Terrace, ali;hough the properf;y had been ��Iat:fiGd. I�e said he believed there aras 30 feet betGVeen his lot linc and the l.ot South of his property. Mr. Clark said this was correci:. Mr. Sangster said tflat he wou�ld suspect that this i�rould not he enougf�, as i�; was not enouc�4� for street righj: of way the lasi: tim° th�r•e was a proposal for a plat in this a�rea. h1r. C1ark said i t ��ras state�l' �y bott�� 1;hc P1 anni ng Commi ssi on and Counci 1 th�t a mi nimum of 40 feet i-JOU1d be required for the right of way. Mr. Sangster said he vrould submit that any property necessary for the riyht of ��ray be obtained from �che lot South of his pro4�erty. Ne said tl�at in 1969, when th�is sa►n:e �1at ��.as co�si�lered, the plan �vas that access for this plat could be either East River Road or Rivervie�� T�rrace, or both. He said Eas�; River P,oad was feli �to be undes-i��able at that cime, �ecause of the curve in the road. He said that since that; tim� there has bee�i development: along East (.�iver Road, and he � ques�;-ioned if this arould be a blind cori��r, i f �011l� brusr�ing bacl; ��lere done. Mr. C1 ark sai d he �;hought P�1r. Sangsi;er had gi ven a pretty accurate descri pt�i on of the hi story Qf tlll S d1^ca . Me sai d he reca1l ed i t the sa,re way. I-I� sai d the R1 �nni ny Comm i ssi on coul d�sk ihe Engi neeri ng Ge��artme��t to s�;udy i:l�c feasi bi 1 i i,y of using �ast River Road, but he �-aou�ld doui�t that they G•,�ould chai;Se tf;eir mind. _ Thi s tfaas because of the curve i n i:he �roud, anci beca.use �that sometin�e �i n the i ut«i^�, there �-JOUId be a mediai� plac�d in �he center of ih° roa.d a;hich �aoula mai:e t;his a difficult access �or a��yone ti�Jho ��;�ani.tci to go South. He said there would be 8 or 10 homes .4��ho would {�ave to use tf�is access. Chai ;�man l�arri s asked P�;7°. Sar�gster ho�1� cl c�se hi s house was i;o -ti-�e propo�ed road. ��ir. Sangs±er sai d i t ��;as 20 fee �. P�tir. Scott as r:ed P�r. C1 ark �i f they tti�oul � �ake_ 5 feeL from eacf� proper�Cy. P�1r. Clarl< sa�id thcre was no set rule, i�t �4�ouTd de{�e��d upo�� the stree-l: a i i y��ment, ��u� the to�(:al v��oul d be 10 feet. Mr. David flarris sa�ia that a�� the time this ��as co��s�idered before, he -�hou �-,t t•,�ere co��?mcnts from the Ceun i;,y aski ng the Ci ty to 1 imi t tl�e access i.o !_ast R7 v��r��Road. ' It vaas determ;ned at tha'c t�in�c tl�at they would try to v,�ark out an ag��eeab1e solutioi� � to route the tra ��%i c to P.i ��e��i e��r Terrace, �;r,yi ng to take i n�;o cons i derati on thc oppos�iticn �o th�is solutiari. {�e said this concept had already been �approved by the '. Counc�il a�t 1east t��.�cc�, anci he didn't see any ot��er t�ray this properu��.could bc� � developed ii� relation to the lot: s�ize and access to these lots. He tf�ought v�hat had to be deter�7�ined ��aas v�het:lier the ��lat �Li�affic i1o�ti� gaes to Riverview Tei�race or ' East River Roud. He said he thought a I110t1011 s}�ould b� made to approv� the plat, stipulatiny that tf�� Engineeriny De��artmer��; try t�.�find an agreeable v�ay to find acce �s to f�-i vervi ew Terrace, wi th the seco��d opti on bei ng that i f thi s coul d►�ot � � be acl��ievedg �;� repor�� bac{: to the l'lanning Commissio�� some indicatio�� on ho�� he County feels about access to East River Road. � Mr. Leii= Nenriksen said he was the developer of this property and if the t��as going to East R�iver Road, he wouldn't be interested in this prop�rty. He that haviny access to East River Road t�rould be too dangerot!s, and he wanted no of it. If that was �:l;e only opt�ion, he �vould sell this property. He said the � he in�ended to b«ild on this plat would be in the.$50>0�0 to $G0,000 bracicet. said he would like�to �uild two model homes right away, even w�ithout sewer and avai 1 al�l e and woul d��r,ee i n tvri ti ng � that these homes ti•aou�l d not be sol d un�i 1 f�ad been hoa�:ed uF, i;o sewer 1nd �-.�a1:er. He said he woulcl grade the si;reet and �'� sac up �:o th� City cocie, and let the Ci�y take over in the spring. � ' access felt pa rt homes He �-aa te r �hey cul-�e- . _� •Plar`ining Con7n�ission Meef.in _- Au ust 6, 1975 ' �'��e 16 _ 6 D I�Ir. Scoi:�: asked ��r. Sangster hot�� he 4�ould fcel if the City had i:o �ake pa.r�: •of his property for str�et right of way. Mr. Sangster said he would be most unha��py: ��1r. Scott asked how Mr. Dahlquist, 7161 }�ivervieti�r Terracc�, felt abouL this. Mr. San�ster said tha� Mr. Dahlquist felt the same ��ay. Mr. Cl�.�rE: said that ti�,�hen the area South af P1r. Sanyster's pro�?erty was plat�;ed, we �is�� fiot° a 30 foot ;t��'�'� dedication. He said that '�o be frank wii�h Mr. Sangster and the Planniny Commission, if mo►�e ri�ht of ��ay ��ras needed, we wou1d try more strenuously to get it fr•orn ��ir. Sarigstcr's property ra�her� than froi�� f�1r. Dahlqu�ist, because 30 f�'�'� haci already becn taken from Mr. Dahlquist's property, not direct1y> bui; indirectly ��rhen the land was platted. He said it was' noL definit;c� on hor� this ��roul d go, b��t i t �Jc1S a �trong possi bi 1 i ty, ��hi ch ��,oul d depe��d upoi� the s treet a� l C�i1111Cn�. t�1r. Clark said it could even be possible for �:he City to decide that they could go ��ith a nari�o�•a�r street:, and not asl: for adcii ��ional rigi�t of vJay> if it seemed that there was no p��operty ava�il�ble 4�rithou�: changing the churacter of someone's property. Chai��man I�arris sa�id as the��e �:ould probabl,y be on1y about 14 houses using . thi s streei;., i�: mi ��h i: be a stronn possi bi 1 i ty �.ha�t th�y coul c1 get by t°ai th a±,arrower street, bec�ause i;h�s f�ad I�appened it� otf�er areas. He said �that i f parking w�s restrict�d on bo�;h s�id��s of the strcet, 30 feet might be enough. I-�e saic! the Engineerinc� D�par�tment shoi�Td consicier this pbss�ibi�li�.y also. Mr. Clar,: said he ��as sure tl��at a repres�nta�tive from �;he City would be cal1ing on (�1r. Sat�gster and (�ir. Dahlquist and the scl�ool boarci, to see wnai: could be ��;or4:ed out. � IiOTTOI�� by Drigans, seconded by 5cott, to close the Public Heariny. Upon a voice vote, a1.1 ��oi=.i.r�y aye, Cl�a.i.rman Ha.r.j,is dcclared the Pub_7ic Ilearin_q cl.osed at 9:36 P.M.' on the proL�osed p1at, P.S. tt75-02, �ienriksen i�d�iitivn, by Leif flen�;iJ:sen. MOTION b� David Ilarris, seconded bu Lindblad, thai: the P1ann:i_ng Cvrnmission re'comm�nd to Counci_Z appr_oval of the.,pz�o�osec� p],,��-, P.S. #�75-02, lienr_�ksen Add:tion, by I;�if Hen.r.ilcsen, bei��q a replafi of Yart of T,ot.s 33 and 35, Auditor's Subdiv_ision A'oo 77, loraied laest of_ L'ast 1Ziver Road 'and South of Logan Parkway. subject �to the Ei�ginee.zir:c� Uel��r.t�r,c�ni� find.ing an agrr�at�]e way to get ar.cess to Ri.verview Terrace, t=he sc�cti_n11 option bcing Lo i°�poz-t back to th� P_1anr�ing CoT�imission some ir�dication from tfle Couni�y on hot�� they c��ould vic�,� accGSS to E�si� River. Poad. Upon a voice vote, a1]_ vv�inq a�e, tl�e motior. carr.i�d iinallin�ously. � 1�1r. Uavid Harris s�id tha�t th� firsLOp�:ion. af access to Rivervieur Terrace would ir�clude havir�g a narra��ver str°eet5 if this ��as the only way agreement could be obtained. P1r�. H�nriksen asked if ti�e Planning COiT�mission would give him approval to bt��iid t4t�o model homes immediately. Chair�i�an Fiarris said he couldn't get that approval from the Pl anni i�g COIl11T11 ss� on . Thi s ��s � Counc� 1 deci si on . h?r. l�enri �<sen asked 1�0�� 1 ong this �•aas goiny to drag out. He needed land to build on now. . . Mr. Hedron said the righ�; of ��ray�that was needed from school pro�erty alone, was g0111g t0 take seme t�ime, becau;e this t�rould take action by the Qoard. He said the ear7iest ti��is could b� acterl on i�dou1d be their Septembet° meeting. lie said he also t,ranted i:o point out thaf; if P1r. Henriksen r�an�:ed to have model homes for viewing, that the Ci ty does no�L pl o�ti� undevel oped streets ,. so no ohe ��aoul d l�e abl e 1;o get i n ther� ��M/s��i9� -� ' � ' ' Planning Co»�mission Meeting - August 6, 1975 . P�.��' �� 6 E �n the v�inter to see these model iiomes. . � ' Mr. Clark said the Council �-�ould receive i;hese minui;es the 1Bth of August, but he couldn't say vahen i�hey would be setting the Public Fle�ring on the final plat. Idr. Henrii<sen said he knew he had to pay it, but the paric fee made him a little uncomfortal�l c. h1r. C1 arl: sai cl the p1 atti n� ordi nance states i;hat 10% of the 1 and must be dedicated for plrk purposes, or else the park fee ��as �>300 per lot, v,�hicf� in this casc ��,�as $2,400. P�1r. Her�r�il�sen said that it seem�d �;o him tha�; evei°y time hG turned aro�.�nd he yot a bill for $2,000. , Chai rman Harri s sai d that 1:hese G�aere thi n�s that he woul d ha��e to di scuss vri i,h the City Council. � 6. 1�ACI17IQi'd REQUEST, S�'1V �-'75-10__QY R03ERT I�IIiRICHS: Vaca�:e the 10 foot drainag� and ut.�ility easen�c�r��; that l ics o�7 Lots 5 ancl 6, 61ock 1, arookvie��r Tcrrace 2r�d Addat�ion, the samc beiny 9�1 and 1001 Rice Creck Terrace N.E. Nlr. Robcr�t Hinrichs ��as presei��t. l�ir. Clark said �;hat P��r. Hinricl�s ��an�:ed to make a dou�le car g��~age out of a � single car. gat°a;ey and he 4��as �limited by �;he space he has betti�aeen his house and � �he 1 o�t 1�i ne, and al so by a 5�foot casement thai runs al or�g ihc Eas�; si de of h�i s property. The staif advised him r.�'ria�: he needed io carriple�te his p�°oject. One being to request a vacation of the eas��i,�ent and a posi�ive atti�tude by the Council. The o�f�er �;hing h� had to do vlas to request and hav� approvea, a variance to go ��ithin three fiee� of �the 10�. 1 i r��e. He subsec�uei��tly mau� both requ�si;$ , The Pl anni ng Ca�nm-i ss �ion ��ras hearing the vuc«�t;ian r�qt�esi: at ��i�is mvet.ii;g, and the variUnce L•J1�� go befor4 tl7e t�ppeal s Con�rni ssi on on F;�!�ust 12, 1°75. h1r. C1 ai�•k sai d that al 1 i;he uti 1�i iy con?pt;i�ies h�d been contacted, anct none of them hav� any iacilities in �these easer}�ents, anc± have a.11� sta�cEd tr��at i;hey ha��e no c�bjection �to f�ir. � F3in.richs star�in� construc��-ion duriil,<7 the ., ,� � tin�e that it takes to c�o �thro�fgi� the vacation process. He said the re�son he v��a�,,;;; to star�c ahead oi� the vacat i an pr•ocess was because by th� time �;hi s nras compl �t�, r�4: � 4 �-�� 1, 7 b e i n t o l a t e f a l l ot° wint;er. . . �� . 1 � Mr. Cl ar4; s�i d the 5taif recoh�,ner�datioi� t��as that t.he easen�ent be vaca ced, and � tf;e Plann�ing Cominissio�� a1so recamn,enci to Council �:hat -t{�e petitioner� be alloG��ed to ei�croacl� in l.f}is eascment d��rir�g the time it takcs .to process i.he vacation reques-L. Mr. Qav�id Harris asked hoti�r f�r the house on Lot 5 t��us away fro�� the proper�;y linc. P1►�. C1 af�k sai d�i t was about 30 feety and thtire ��as a hug� oak tree about hal f 4�Jay to �the property lik�e.. ��1r. llarris said then a�e would ha.ve no prof�lem of this garage being tao close t.o th� struci<<.tre on the acijacent proper�:y. �r. Clarl: said iZO, in fact the ��zdjacent pi�operi�y oG�me�;, P�4r. {iardi'��g, ha_d si��ed both the vacation and var-iance requ�s�i:s. 1�Sr. Hinrich said he �;ricd �;o buy some land from h1r. Hardinc� and Mr. Harding said he ��auld ral:he�� join in this request tV�an sell any oi= his land. � � ' Mr. ClarE: said he ��as going to construct an 11 foot addition to his garage and behi nd that he 4vas goi ��g to have a storage Uui l di ng t��i �;h a deck on top. . • Mr. Clark said as 1;his ti��as a two part request,.pari; of which had to go to the Appeals Com�nissiori, he fcli; tha�: the Planniny Com�nission could give some direction as to how they f�1t about i:he variance. -- � . . _ � �. � � � :e � � � < ..� , ° o � a I �' � � �r . � � n i � . ti � � p 1 f r ' � � I -� o¢ � � �� ac ., _ • s., N � . � d Z 1 UC 0 a 5 � � � I � I +�, � � k � � it � ` W Q v � 6F r. I O N � I 4 C � O ` �i o „°i o � � O � � �u 4, n Z 0 � - . � � � � � .__-- �-=-- - -"`-_-=--=----/ ° !? . ,�.� --- f � � - � . i r � t . ! }} ) i � � i � �� J ~ , � � Ji/�� . � � - . , � � :. - f�h� 6 � ; 2�� ` �: r , �1 ,'l` � . .. ��1�� r. � .n , , �� , . _. � � �j� ,;, A`'�, ' �.,. �._ � - `+ __ P. 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I � � �, .JEr/.Ia�i i....J.wan." �� r.-V rd) . �l,,� S• . � � . . . �� . i fr�� J, 1 e. .�/ i .• /,,.y �.,.r i, � . : e . . ;� � ,C' •SX.. /. � -• 7 CITY OF FRIDLEY ANOKA COUNTY, MINPdESOTA NOTICE OF HEARING OF ASSESSMENT FOR WATER AND SEWER MAINS, LATERALS, AND SERVTCE CONNECTIONS Notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Fridley will meet at the City Hall in said City on the 15th day of September , 1975 at 7:30 P.M. to hear and pass upon all objections, if any, to the proposed assessments in respect to the follawing improvementss to-wit: 1975 WATER AND SEWER MAINS, LATERALS, AND SERVICE CONNECTIOI�S NOT HERETOFORE FUR�JISHED AIVD AUAILABLE The proposed assessment ro11 far each of said impr�vem�nts is now on file and open to public inspection by all persons interes�e�ig �n �;he office of the Clerk of said Cityo At sai� hearing, the Council will consider writt�n or oral objections to the proposed assessments for each of said improvements. The general nature of the �mpravements and each c�f �4hern is the construction and furnisl�ing of se4�er mains, laterals, and servic� connectians and water mains, 1 ateral s, and servi ce connecti on� i r� a.na ta the prc}{aert� es, as fol l o�rs : Lot 27, Parcel 39Q0 Lot 2�, Parcel 396� Lot 38, Parcel 5520 Lot 38, Parcei 5540 Lot 1, Block 1 Lots �I 1-� 14 p F31 ock 15 Part; o� Lots 1&2, B1ock 7 an� Part of alock ��9, Parcels 1770 & 20�5 tots 3R�4, (31�c{: 1 N.10` af �� 29 & a11 30, Llock 1 Lots 4S & 50p Block T Lot 1 , al oci: ?_ Auditor's Sub. #23 /�u�ito�..'s Sub. #23 Auditor's Sub. #77 Auditor`s Sub. #77 E3riar�aie �ddition Fri dl �y Par}: Addi ti ori I_��el l Addi ti on f�arian 'Terrace F'lymoutl� Addi ri on Riverview Heights Addition Sy�van Hi71s P�l�at � The at�ea propos�d to be assesseci for saia impro��F�nic�nts and each of �them is all that Tard benefited by sa�i� i►rpravemen�s or �ac'rr of them and is the sam� as those listed abovea Sai d i mpr°ovem�r�.s t�i 11 be ass�ssed a�a� nst the �reperti es wi thi n the above noted at�eas i n 4vho1 e or 7 n�?ar•� praport� onaf:e1y to eac{� of the 1 ancls iherei n contai ned accordi ng tn tr;? bene��i �s t�ecei ved . PASS�D AI�D ADOPiED BY TIiE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CIT1' OF �RIDLEY Ti-9IS __ llth DRY QF pugust ATTEST: CITY CLERK - Marvir� C. Brunsell 1975 tdAYOR - tti'ILLIAM J. PdEE Please publish in the Fridley Sun on Aug. 27, 1975 & Sept. 3, 1975 7� P�EMO T0: NASIM QURESHI, CITY MANAGER, APJD CITY COUNCIL FRQM: MARVIid C. BRUNSELL, FIiVANCE DIRECTOR SUBJECT: FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR 1975 SERVICE CONNECTIO��S DATE: AUGUST 29, 1975 The lateral charges made under this assessment roll are made under the authority provided in Ordinance No. 113 and under Resolution �o. 86-1962. Each of the proper�ies have connected onto City water or se►ver without having paid a lateral charge. All of the propert�ies involved huve signed an agreement agreeing to the principle of �hese lateral chargess This assessment is figured in two ways, ei�her using today's average lateral charge, or using charges that were levied in the genera1 area at the time the lines in question a�ere inst�lle�, plus accrued interest to the present time as a method of comput�ng. The assessi�;ent rate use� on the z.ffected property is �h� 1o4��r of the above twa formulas. P�iCB/eh •► � ' i 1 � ' . ' ' � , , ' ' -- � ' 1 � , ' � , \ � � , i � •. , ' � n 5. R12 ut�fl.it.ies jnc��idinry wnte��, snn_`�nt•y sc�aer anct htor:7 sas�cr and �111 ro.1� c�n..tzucL•�on ��.iih in 1:ha pzoPcs�d pl.�� sha.11 bo r.onstruc�ed to the c.ity's s,�eclfica�.{or.^ snd be ttpproved b.y tl�c CiC�) F,nq.{�:c.•^r.i»qT�e;��rL•rrnnt. 1t11 ut�,lii:ic�^ and stre�ts �a.thhin t?�e p�l�c xi7ht�-of-�tay af tho p.l�t t�i,ll .�c construc,:ed by tl�c City. The City agxees L-o �s�e:�s the pror�.^z`i�e� of ti�� o:;,:�r for. sa��7 utilli:�) enci s��'CC�L' C`ol�sti.uctian nu�sur.in� to tlie IJ10C'^NU:e �n ti�� a�.�.-s�,:;�enL nf o'..l�cr :iti.2iLt; r..=�d usea b�7 Che c.iLy �� stzeet- pzojecL-::, t:'�uti t;:e C�.,,,: n!ay havc 1'bc prop�r��y o;.•ncr acl:i�o��.iec1: � • ;?; `�, �o;,:� of ztU ezistir�r, ;; nj L��r�1 se��er mcii r to r.:o ,.�. - , % :,swem �io ; r�r�r;s:oc)<�t� Li�c d�t��_7.o�.,:r.�°tii: or f:;is �.{rc<<. 1h:' p;-cr�i�t�1 Di;'17CY' ticrr_b� <2�/aE't:i i.`Ci <_S52'i!it? 07)E"�!�:�: Oi t:il;.' � 1,?�n .��r,jficsr;; COaL C? �):i3 I7':.iJ.:.l.iC:iiiGYt O.:' :^.7 t;^�•�^`�'-':.ici]]L O. _ ye�_r �` a z-on •..'h�� d� ce o� thi � �etY:,,� r.a:�a.n sy.�ic:;�, w.i Lha n t.cr: -:u_{� L-'.e p:�vr,.�,•��y o:;:�...�':. �j<C;:7?'sl:i.i j%�:�Y.l(:°i� Ll:_iCi::?� l;6::'F:i':,... .. �. .. . . ob.ta.rri�i.oi� .ivx [he m,cdif.icr.i,.ior2 0� saicl �an.it:�.ry s��;,�er. m. jn � EXCERPT FROM � ' � �AGREEMENT ' � 8B �y�ter.r ::i1��.�x a:oL c::uced $JGO,OGO.C�� .i.�' t71� r�c!�'i: .ts cor}pJ.e4�ri b� P,cr^r.�b�I' 32� 137.I1 th{s �.:::otzr�� sha.tZ x�� ;r:c.•.rcascd th��'c° Lt�LCS' c?i: �tl`i-' Sc.Zi,".:? I'i.'.i:C i.i.�' `i-"�]i:. i:l2cytl:.^_�1".17;;� :%G'"v::.� }�^U'03.'(I�`J C.Y.':;t i1��1ex �ncx�a��:se �'hU cit-y �gr:��°:> L-h�� rsr�l oi��x7�t-jc�� o� z�;.e� . .. n , �i'..�i0 2;l:JCa.T.f'�C1t4j.C:I: Oi t.`11@ .`.�<il)).�G72'J �xo��a:�:y o,,i.. r ��c��r:c�ad an sc�+rez� �:a��in s� �a�n cr.f 71 b� r.��e��c�d �a�ain_^,i tt,e pz�op�ri:y xc.�:o:icd J� zts 723 prop^��t� in a r�:tn»^r. cun^3:;tcnt c�.�t?� L-;�a czt�'s asy�.^,sr^. n� pX'oCedu��a i�� o�:l:cz• pz�ojer.Y;. 7'Ii� ��ro�>�rY_:� v::�:��r un<'r•E•s£:.�nc7� ' �h,:t the c�� dor_s noL fi�fi.e��d to t:.^,::e�s o�h^r pxo��•L•.ies c;zl�hi:t tha city �ex �:�ad�f.ica�.i.on c�z tl,c+ at.�ove retazreci to s��;r.f�ar� S!,'irt:.Y' 7'l:1.{1) SJ:7t'G`�. 1'12C �)J��7jv':�t`t] G:S1iCi' 11.71Cc?:� i:�lc7� .{lI COI�.`iJ.1'CY'c4^ t.{on i'or th.� re�onAn� fi.i��^,�4 th,"d <<�a1��Q nny ot�jrcCion tr'��C Lh�� tni�h� have to Che cit'y noC 7~s�'�"•{�-; othar .:•c:cs Toiti�in tJi� � city to� r.:od.f.iicat�vir o� th.is sl"t�c"'• G. Tlio ,�ro,,rrrty o;;ncz•. agrce tt�� .��o dcc�oIopr�:nC of �e�ch pra- p,�r;:y .inc,Iud.ir.� u��?.�t{cs, roicls, build.i�:•7 !1c;;�gn� r�.�teri�I, �rt: l�ac;::, aS'f^,tr.e�� .�rking, l.�ndacn;,inry, : cr�en.{r.g Co,rathcr s�.ith otl�ez� �Carns cant��inc1 in �ho hui.l�:l,'.r.� Pnrr�it, �1�riI.I b� cub�,ac� CO z�;��.rav:: J�,� lh,� cnimc.{:t of f.hn C.{�!l n�` F'x'.irflC+�. ' ' ' RESOLUTION N0. 164 -- 1975 A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE NECESSITY FOR AN ADDITIONAL TAX LEVY IN AODITION TQ TH� 10 MILL LIMITATION PROVIDED QY THE CITY CHARTER SPECIFYIfJG THE PURPOSES AND CALLING FOR A PU6LIC HEARING ON SAME A�JD ALSO CALLING A PUSLIC HEARING ON EXPENDITURES TO QE P�ADE FR0��1 REVENUE SHARING FUf�DS BE IT RESOLVED, Qy the Council of the City of Fridley as follows: SECTION l. That the Council of the City of Fridley in the month of August, 1975 received from the City Manager a proposed budget of tne City of Fridley for the year 1975, which proposed budget when examined evidenced the necessity of an additional i;ax levy ir► excess of the City Charter limi�ation. SECTION 2. That the purposes for which such addit�ional tax levy is required includes �dditional sums far the General F�nd, additional sums for Firemen's Relief, additional su�ns -For Police Re1ief, additianal sums for a debt service on Civic Center and additional sums for coniribution t�a �he Public Employee� Retirem�nt F�nd. SECTIOf� 3. That i n addi ti on the pur°pose of the �ubl i c hear i ng i s i;a discuss the p�rpose of R�venu� Sharing Furds �a be budgel�ed in �he y�nr 1975. SECTI Qf� 4. That a publ � c heari ng i�� {�� k c� I�e�ore the Ci ty Counci 1 ai; the City Hall a� 7:30 P.M. on September 15,� , 1975 t� cons�ider tf�is matter. That a cop�� of �thi s resol uti on be p�t�l i shed i i�� tl�e oft'�i ci al nPwspape�� of the C�ity an Auc�us�t �G, AuQust 27 and Sept�mber 3, �I975 �;o �ive notice of such pul�lic hearing. PASSED �ND �!,DC1�iEa Bl' i"NE CITY COUf�C�L C�F TNE C1TY OF t=RIDLEY THIS 4Tfi QAY QF __ RUGUST_� �, 1975. ATTEST: CITY CLERK - f�IARVIfd C. BRUNSELL Publish: August 20 and 27, 1975 September 3� 1975 �' � MP,YOR - b�ILLTAM J. NEE 0 � � ' ` . � . . 10 '�J t • . Pa e 2 � Jr� als Cornmission Pdeetinq - Au uq st 12, 1975 .�.. Mrs. 1lahlberg asked if the addition 4v,ould be tied into the existing garage. Mrs. '° tiie�rich said that it 4vould be, but they hadn't decided if they would have two doors on � the garage or change it to one garage door. .� . . � ' � Mrs: tJahlberg said that the vacation request had been considered by the Planning Commission at their P,ugust 6ih meeting. There was a 10 foot easem�ni: that was on Lots 5 and 6. The Planning Commission recommended approval of the vacation request because �� this represented no con-Fiict vrith the adjacent property owner, and was agreed to by a11 • the utility companies� and recommended that the encroachment be a�ilowed into this easement +�rhile the vacation process vras in proqress. ' Mr. P4�t�tson said tha�t.this easement had no ut��1ii�ies in it. ' At f:h� time this . property was platt�d, an easement was put ai� this 1.oc��tion in case the Cit,y wo�1d need it in the gen�rai scheme fior stoz°m drainage. A�tei�• this ��as platteds this was '� �� hat�dl ed i n another fashi on so thi s e�ZSemant no 1 ong�i^ se}°ves any purpose . '.' MOTION by Gabel, �seconded by f�emper, to c1o�e 'the (�ubl�ic heariny. Upori a vaice � vote, a.11 vating aye,.Vice Ghairperson t�ahlberg declared the hearing closed at 7:50 P.M.� . . � � ' � � � ' Mrs. 4�ahiberg said thai tFie shap� of 'che lo�G prahif�its an,y �xpanding.of the � garage w�thaut encroachm�n� i�7ta th� nor�m�� icf� yai�d �setback. . Mr. Ken�per said this house w�s placed sc��r�� a i.hc si.i~eef.5 so tttis garag� � locatior� cauZdr�'t have bee�� cl�anged� • � � � ' ' .� IJ t�irs ��Gabc� sa� d s��e saGa no prQbl ems w� t� �thi s t^�q«cst. M07T�I�! by �ab�� , s�CCrr�ded �� Kemp��s �c� .�'cc�m�n��d �a the C-i ty Counci 1 appraval of the vari ar►ce t� r�duce �.h� si d� ya�°d s�tback ��r��r� �� i'ee� to 3�€��eJt: to a.� 1 o��r i:he er��targement of a si�gle gara�;� to a dc�uhi� ga�°ag� on Lot G, .I31ocl: 1, aro�Ukview Terrace 2nd Adc�i t�� on � the sanle bei r�g �°�� ce Cr��k Te�ryra.ce: tJpa�� i voi �e vot� S a11 votzng �J�e, th� ��ot�on carr��d unar��s�€��y� . 2. � REQUEST FOR A�ARIA�lCE T(� RE�UC� Tti� �=P.O(�T 1'ARI) SETBE�CK FRGt�i EIGNiY FEET (80` ) �r � SECTIOr` 20�> 103 $ 4;� ��1-}� AND TO REDUCE -i�NE SIDE YARC 70 Tf�IR�i�Y-FIVF �EE'i �� Tp ALLO�d _ _�.�________ —. _.___--_�_.________. ;_ �. , � `SETBACK FROi�1 FIFTEEP�1 FEET �t5' TO_�IV�. �E.E�C �5 �s SECTIO;V ?_05.�l03, 4[�; _ . CONSTRUCTION OF AN OFFICE (3iiILDIPuG �ll� [�E LCrCi�TE�) Of� P(�RCE�- Ir54Qs FART OF LDT 7, _ AUDITOR'S SUBDIl�ISION T��O.� 153, TNE SA(�1E BEIi�iG 1040 52NU I�VENUE NeE., FRID!_�Y, . h1IivNESOTA.,_REQ�JFSTi3Y BERGSTEDT-�',C�,DERSOi� REAL��-`l, 5247 CEN7FZ/�L F�VEr�lUE P�.E., • FRIDLEY, IV1If�f�ESOT/�-�. �---� . • H � ` � t�IOTIUN by Kem�er, secor�d�d by Gabei , to operi the pui�1 i c hearinc�. Upon a '� voice vote, all voting aye, Vice Cha�rperson t4al�lberg declareci the Public t-leari;�g open at 7:59 P>M. _ � ' Mr'. Qil't Jacobsony architect,.�representing Bergstedt Rea7ty was present. � ' ' P1r.� Jacobson said they proposed t.o construct this ofifice buil�ding on:•.property which was behind Rober� Flall on 52nd Avenue N.E.. IIz said this was art L shaped parcel of Tand arhich was adj�cent to apa�°tments on 52nd Avenue also. Ne said that in canjunction with building this office bu�i�lding, there ti�ould be shared parki.ng with the apartment building.. This parkinc� would be available to tf�e apartments after 5:00 P.t�1. �nd on week-e.nds. Iie said tha� 1:he portion of the property that faced 52nd Avenue was only 60 feet ��ide. - If they met the code requirements of havi�g a 15 foot setback for each side yard, tt�ey wou1d on7y . .. . .•: �� is Conuni ssi on �Meeti nq - August 12, 19i 5� � � � Pa e� 3 10A� ' ,�ave 30 -Feet in which to construct this office building, and the lanci tivas too expensive to build that small oF an o�fice building b�cause it would never pay for� '�tself. He said.the reason he was asking for a variance from 80 feet to 35 feet t��as hecause 1:hey thought i;his buil�iing would look better if it was lined up �•�ith � �.ihe se�back of the apartmer.t buildings. He said i;his building would be 40 feet long on the :�orth and south sides, if the sideyard variance ��ras approved. Ne said this vrould allo��r them to have 30 feet of o�fice space inside the bui1diny. He said that � ifi they had to meet the IIO foot setback,,this would rec�uire the parking to be in front and would r�duce the parking spares by a greal: number besides not being ' attractive. By having the parking at the back �f the i�uilding, tl�is �vould tie �� in wi th the park�i ng 1 oi; of the .apartments wkt�� cl�i waul d�be more conveni ent for shared parking. He said that Robert Hall awnEd i:he vacant parce'i ��rest oi� 1:his 7ocatation, and althaugh t�1r. Bergstedt has written �:o them repeatedl,y, and tried in every t�ay to co�ununicate with Rabe�°t Hall, f�� r�as iiac3 absolutely no answer on � this, so the assumptia� would haVe io be made tl�at Ral�eri: Hal� may want this parcel � far their o4vn expansior�. . . . � � � Mrs. GaLel as`�.ed ho��a many offices woul d be i�� hi s bui 1 di r�q < Mr. Jacobson said that the proposal S�ad changed from tr�� plan presen�ted. (lrc3ir�a'lly this 4vas . g�ing to be a 10,000 square foot building, b«t it has ►�ow been �eciuced to 6,OQ0 � square.�eet. Instead of being 40° x 120' i� w�ll be GU' x 98'. At the present time there are s�x tenants 4vho will rerrt spac:e in i;r�e bui�ldinq ��fz�ich will use 5,000 square feet of th� build7n�. �He said the �ype af businesses going in here � wi17 be sales represer�i.atitres and real estat� cr�n�p«nie�R Ne sa'id these 6 tenants have'been sharing office space �n Sky�,�ood f�5�11. , Mrs. Gabel sai d thi s shoul dn"t generate any ac(cii �[. � �� ra i fic �in t:h� area then . Mr. Jacobsan sa7 d � t shaul dn `t b�cause they wou I d s�:�i.`l �! b� i n'ch� same gcnera l arca . � P1r. �acohson sa7 � th�t �rh�n they �°ed�c� �F�� s�.re �fi th i s bui � d�i r�c� fiy 24 fe�t ' .�hey intend to tak� thi s off the back of fi;he �u'i � di ng S l�ut � i the Ci ty �ranted them io iake it aff th� �Fron�G of the buildiny �n��ad} they A�a�ld do i.f�7s._ He said one of the consid�rations for having tt�is 1ine� �ap w�it1� �:r�e apart�r�enf; b«�ildinq t�as so ` ti�at they coul d sav� a 1 arge oa�C tree v�i.th thi s 1 ocati an � . ' Mrse �dahlber�g sa�d that ��ot�id reduce ih� front yard variance -�ram 8Q �Feet to '. �9 feet9 �hi c!� vroul d�e � i i tt1 e cl oser° ta f;I�� Code r�qui r� ��ent. 1�1r. �acabson , structure. t�rs. buildings. � � ' � ' sa� d�hi s woul c4 be a ful�E two stc�}"�' bu71 di ng, a��recas�. concrete l�ahlbet°g said that th�s tivould be a 17��1e lo�v�r f:h�an the aparf;ment t9r. Kemper asked }�ovr many par{:ing spaces �he apar�:ment residen�ts would lta��e to share. P9r. �9attson said the code requirement for parking spaces in 19G3 �vas 64 stalls. 7here were 73 stalls provided, �ti�hich exceeded the code requirement at that time. Since then our code has changed, and'they now need 116 stalls, so they were short the 43 stal�s �hat would be provided �rith this plan. •. Mrs.� t�!ahlberg said she questioned the hardship in the request f�r a sicieyard variance f rom 15 feet•to five feet. Mr. Jacqbson said the reason they wanted to have this variance was because the tenant of the office facing 52nd Avenue wanted 1200 sc�uare feet of space, and this was haw tf�ey would meet that request. . P9r.�Jacobs�n said they could have cans�ructed this building further back an this property and rnet all the code requir�ements, but they couldn't provide the shared parking ior tl�e apartments then. :� - . � , . .. _ _ 1 . � . . �als Coinm9ssion Meetinq.- Auc�ust_12, 1975 � • - l0 B — .._. .___.. _ ..._Pa_.�.4 ' r+ Mr. Kemper asked htr. Mattson if the administration had any negative camments • . on this praposal. ' . . �. Mr. t-lattson said the City has wanted a proposal for this proper�y that t�rould � provide additior�al parking for the apartment complex. i�e said that ��hen t�ir. Julkows}:i • oti�rned this property, he said it Nras too expensive just ta make the entire parcel a �' parking lot, which was prob�b1y true. He said th�s parcel had been just sittiny vacant for a long time, and this seemed like a goad proposa1. � i _� t�lrs. Gabel said she had no objection to� �I��s build�ing heing �ined up with the apartment complex, and she ��ould like to see the large oak -tree saved, if possible. MOTION by Kemper, seconded by Gabe.1, ta close the publ�ic hearing. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Vica Chairperson tdahlb�rg c1osed the hearing at a:30 P.ht. Pdr. Kemper said he thought this was a good plan. He couldn'� see a better• way of developing this property. � . Mrs .�dah1 herg sai d thi s��as an odd shaped 1 ot, and thi s wou1 d seem � i ke the bes-� �� plan as _th�4�.�vas a need for tihe shared parking, but sfi� still questionecf the variance to �he �side ya•rd setback, when this ten feet couid t�e usec! for 1 andscaping. Mrs. Gabe1 said she thou.ght �hey had a gaQCJ 7andsca��ing p1an, considering the land�they had to work withe htrs. Gabel asked Mr� Jacobs�n to bring the landsca�e plan back up ta the members for their reviev�. Mr. Jacobson said��hat an the west side of' the building there rrauld be -ii��e � fl owering cra�s . On the north si de o� .the bu �� di ng f:h�,y ivoul c! l�avQ 3 Nor�•�ay_ Mapl es . He said the fro��t o-F -�he building ti�rould hav� gt�o«nd cove►°� �`i.hat t�rould sta,y green the year around. Ne said the� constr��c�ion of this buildin� �ti�o«ld n�eet all the Code � requi rem�n-L-s � � - - . Nirs. 4Jal�lberg said t�ie l�ppeais C�mmission had �1�vays been cautious about - recommending approval af a variance for �archi.�ec�tural design. I.t was �fel� that there r�ay b� some alterna�ive that could be wori<ed out, A�r. Jacabsor� said �ha� if this variar�ce wasr�'t granted, it ��roulci c��t da�vn on ::I�� number o�i tenants they cou7d have in th7s bi��ding. . . . •.� P1r. h1ai:tsan said it �`Fas generaliy the pol�cy�af th�. d�p�eals Commiss.ian �o be quite harsh in granting this type of variance, bu� he sa'id odd shaped lots ��e � uncoverable in the cod��. . . � Mrs. 1Jahlberg said they had io take into cansicieratiUn that ihis building �ould have been located o� th7s ptroperty s�:ri�tiy �o code, if tt;e petitioneN uidn't have to give consideration to the shared parking fcr the apar:�m`ni complex. � ' Mr. J�cobson said there t�roulct be �egal agreements dra��rn up on°the sf�ared parking and the shared driveway. �_ � s , • ' MOTION by Kemper,�seconded by Gabel, to recommerid to Council approval of tche front yard and side yard variances an part oF Lot 7, Auditcr's S�abdivision No. 153, to a71o�� the consi:ruction o�F an office buiiding, the same being 104Q 52nd l�venue N.E. subject to the lot spTit t�eing approved by�Council: Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, the motion carried unanimously. . . �. 3. COMMISSIQN h1EME3ERS At3SEt�'iEEISP� • . , � • . . ''.. r • Planning Commission Meeting llugusi; 20, 1975 � Page 4 r l0 C � The building meets all code requirements with i:he exception of the side yard � • setback from 15 feet to 5 feet and the froni: yard setbacl< from 80 feet to 35 feet, both of which have been recommended for approval by the /lppeals Gommission. � � LJ ' � � � ' ENGINEERING: There doesn't appear to be any engineering problems. 'Drainage off the si�:e coul d�be hand�l ed ei �:hei° by drai ni ng �:0 52nd Avenue N. E. or by hoaki ng to Col umbi a Heights Storm Se��er to the back of their property. ENVIROiVME�!Tf�L: Therc� will be no detrimei�tal ei-��ironmental eff�ect `A�ith the construc�:ion of this fac�ility. The construction of the parking facil�i�ty �uill pirovide needed additional parl;ing for l;he apartment complex at niyhi and on the l��eekends. The apartmen� complex is presently short about 40 parking stalls. Tl��is construction will provide an additional 46 stalls. 6UILDING PERI`�iIT STIPUi_ATIOI�S: 1. Dra�-a up agrcem�nts for joit�'c usage of parking and drivevra}� facilities. 2. Sul�mit copies of clraina.g�s and gradina -to the Ei�gineer�ing Department for appr�val and appropria�te d�ireci;ion. 3. � Tha�t curbi ng be pl aced on �:he East si de of the enf.rance dri ve4��ay and al ong tIl-L' 110i�-th 1 i ne of the ap��"�f11Gil� paY'�:in,o, faci 1 i �y to a point adjacent to Lh� east properi;�� line of the o��rice b��ilding property� (as sho��an on appro��eci plan). . � � P1r. C1 ark revi e�-tied �Lh� staff re��ort and the bui 1 di nc? pern��i t s�ci pu1 ati o��s . He sai d�chi � t�aoi?? ��on�e up i n tl�e aye»da a�ai n because i t rcqui red a l ot spl i t. h1r. Scott said ti�e agreement foi~ joint usage,of parkin� and driveway facilities ' should includ2 51104d ren�oval a��cz ma�intenance. F��r�. Cla��k said I�e thought that ��us a good po�in�. . � u , � ,' �. �1r. Dri gans sai d that he hoped thi s agreern:�nt made �i -t evi dent to the apar�ment resi dents th�t t:hi s par•f<i ng 1 ot vr�s for overn�i ght i�arl:�i nc�; . and was not to be used for excess �»rking ofi recreational vchicles. f�1r. Cla��l; said it would have to be res�;ricted to motor vef��icles that have every day use. 1�90TION b� Scot:t., seconded bt) Be1°gman, that the 1'lanninq Commission receive i:l�e adm_i.ni.�tr.��ztive st��i1' repo�'t for a buildilig permi� requ�si� by Bergstedt Realty, . for an office building to be 1oc,��ted at 1040 5?nd Aver�u� N.F. and recommend approval e�cept tli�t sno�a removal ar�d maintcnance bc incl ud�d �.n the agreement� for. joint usaqe of p��rking and cirivc�way far.iliti�s. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting ayc, th� niotion carr.ied unan.imoc�sly. '_ • _�.�.....: - . �- .._�. r:.. 1. LOT SPLIT REQUFST� L.S. #75-OG , f3Y [3FRGSTEDT-ANDFRSON RF�LTY C0��IPANY: Spl it of�F Parcel 540 f►°om Lo�� Z,_Audi.tor's Subdivis�ion No.Y 153, to al low tf�e construction of a conunerci'al I�uilding, wii;h joint parking for the adjacent apartmeni: complex. .� The same bei ng 1 Q�0 52nd /lvenue N. E. . Mr. Origans said he tf�ougl�t this had been covered pretty tho�°oughly in both t;he �lppeals Coirunission 111111UtE?S and the admin�istrative staf{' report. � � ' � � � � � . . . 10 D Plann7ng Commission Meeiin�- �ugust 20, 1975 Page 5 M07'1UN by Drigans, seconded by Lang�nfc.Zd, th�� he Pl�nning Commission recommend to Council anproval of the request for �? Lot Split, L.S. 1175-06, by 13erqstedt-Anderson Realty Company, to >pliL off P�rce_i 540 fr_om Iot 7, Auditor's Su1��iivision No. 153, to a11ow construction of an office building.at 10�0 52nd �venue N.�., with s1i:�r.ed parking fvr the �djacer�t ap��rtmc.}nt comp.2cx. ' Mr. I-larris asked the zoning on this property. Mr. Clarl< said it was zoned commercial. He said the apartment complex �aas zoned commercial. also and was built in 19G4 Uefore the zoning code vras recodified and you could build apartmei�t buildings in any zoning. UPON a vo.icc vote, aZl voting aye, the motion carried unai�imous].y. 2. COfdTI��dUED: PU�LIC F4FI1RIf�!G: REQUEST FOR A SPI:Cl/�L USE PERMIT, SP #�75-0£3, QY NAEGELF OUTDOOR �DUFRTISIf��G C0�•1P/1f�Y: To allavd the cont�inuai:ion of an existing bi 11 i�oarc� on Lot 7, al ock I, R�i verv�i ew Hei ghts , per Fri dl ey Ci i�y Code, Secti on 214.042, the same be�ing 8150 East River Road N:E. . ' Publ�ic Hearing closed. � MOTION b3 Langen.feld, secol�ded by Scoit, thaL t1�c Planni��g Conunission receive �� the memor.al�dum from Vi.rgil_ Herric7�, City Attorney on Special U�e Permit Ap��J_ications for 13i_Z_iboards dated August� 20, 3_975. Upon a voic� vote, all voting a�e, tl�e. motion carried unanimously. � �J � Chairman Harris said the Public Hearinas vdere all closed on �vaegele's reo,u�sts for a Sp�cial Use Permity He thought the�� could all be ope►7ed a.t once. 1dOTTON by Scott, seconded b� I�r_igans, that the Plarning Commission reopen the Public Hearings on z�equests for� S1�ecial Use Perrnits by N�zeg�le Otlt.door Adveri:isiny Compan�� SP �#75-08, SP ¢t75-09, SP �175-10, SP #�75°11, SP �#75-12, ,SP #75-13, 5P 1i75-14, SP #75-Z5, SP �175-16. Upon a noice cro%e, all voting ��e, �`l�airman Flarris declared the Public I,ear•ings r_eo��ened at 8r15 F.I�1. . � � � P1��. Virgil Fie1��ick, Cit)' A�ti.or��ey, ��.�as preseni ar�ci sa-id he 4JOU�C{ �l�y to anstti�er any questions �l.h� P1ar�r��ing Carr,�n�ission might hav� in consid�ring �the Special Use Permits i=or billboards. � � � � � LJ � Mr. Kt°a�ig Lofquist represc�nting Naeg��le, said the company thought they had done a good job for the communi ty and woul d 1 i ke t0 COf'l�L'111U� to do so. . f�1►�. Sco�;t said tha� in the memorandum froi» I�1r. Herrick (on page 2), it stai;ed that he believeci that findings sl�ould be made in regai�d to each individual application and thai; if t{�e COI111111SS1011 recor�unendeci denial of the application, it was imperative that �;h�is denia1 be based u�on tc�stimony or evidence received a�; the hearing and that findinys be dra��rn accordinyly. He as�;ec1 I�ir. }-lerrick if that meant a citizen t�ould have to ap�ear at the hearing to give such testimony or evide�ce? h1r. Herrick said no, he has assumed that tfiere would be i��inutes tai;en at the Publ ic Nearing and 17e was ��are tha�: staff had made certain information available to the Planning Commission as �o the statistics on the various billbo�r�s in the City. He said that any 111f01'Il1d�;1011 given to �:IIC? P�di1111ng COITlIl11SSlOn k�y the administ��ative staff or the s�ign companies would becorne a matier of record in the minut;es, and this would be . conside►�ed tc�stimor�y or evidence. He said the Planning Coit�i»ission should base their findings on this evidcnce or testimony. Mr. Scoti: said tliere was a tone of consistancy in i;his men�orai�dum in that there ,,.�. , . �w Lond Plonnin9 Lond Surveyin9 Soils Testin9 Cvil b I�funiciPol En�ineerin9 10 E 68rs-Xi9hnoy �cs NE. • MinneoPn/s 3 Z, E�.1 �3 � � �� G..� � � � � �' � 1 V t,./. Minnesofa SUnsef Q 6066 � ,�n9ineers E Sur veyors ..�`.�� i. ��::.t� .'.��r�� s��.' 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Permit for garages, Bernie Julkowski Lot split refused by City Transfer of Parcels 560, 600 � 640 (apartments) from Bernie Julkowski to Wilber � Ruth Kopl.itz. (Parcel 540 retained by Julkowski) Lot split Uy County #3717 Parcels 560, 600 � 640 transferred from Kopli.tz to McGlynn-Garmaker Company (Parcel S40 retained by Julkowski) Lot split rec�uested by Julkowski tfl split off Parcel 540, so will conform to County. Rec{uest died. (Applicant was to work with Sta�.f for suitable use fer property) County check shows still in name of Julkowski � 0 Mr. Kenneth W. Campb�ll, Anoka County Auditor, '• Anoka, Ati nnes�t� qttn: L. �age May 3, 196b Re: Aud, Sub. �:i�3, Parcel �;>40 Dear Mr. Can�oeli; Accordir�y �o �ridley City Code, F:hts sptit canrot b� r,�aue. Mr. Ju3!cowski �;as given a letfer regarding fih� �axes and thls �v�s satf sf�ct�ry to hir:�, Yours tru�yr Piervin J. H�rrr;�ann, CJ�� ASS�SSOt'= M�l,'1: e t . -� i _ — . �; V . �\ .� �� '-i �/ � j �J `� �- Div. j�3717 for �.a�es payable in 1.g69 54168-540- ADD to descr�ption: (�c. j,�560)('r;x.�/6o0)(Ex•(f640) 0 ��,p� 5��g_ �ssess. nacne: Wilber B. & Ruth Koplitz - 500 Taxl,ayer; T.C.F., 801 N,arguette Ave., t,�� ls., Ninn. 5j�+02 Scnool District: 13 Description: 'that part of iots 6 u:ad '1 Auditor' a Subdivi:,ion �vo'. lj3 Aho:CA County, I:i.nnosota dosc::bod ns followa: Be�i,~.nir,� c.t n point in thc� South lir.o o° 3nid T.ot 'l diatur.t �?_7 foot ;.ust o: tho Wast lino of 5ection 25, Townahi}i 30, P.ur.go 2/,; . Thonce :lortr. nnd p�ra'�lol w:th wuSd �aost �iro n di.st�nco oz .120 ;oot; thonce Wes� and pu�a11e1 with said South :lin4 oi' � Lot 7 a ciistanco �^ 110 foot; '�hor.co :vorth nnd pArullol u�t:. the '�Jost lino of snid Section to �ho North line af J.ot 6; • thotico �nst ulong sGi.: North lino of X�ot 6 i:o a point iah:.cn i� 266.61 feot Wost o: the North�ast co:nor o: soid Lot 6; , thence :iouthorl;I to � point intha ,�outh lino o�' soic� J.ot `I diatnnt 2'l4;6� faot �last o: tho SoutheaEl; cor.no.~ o£ anid T,ot 'lr thor.co �'ost along tho South I ine o�' io1: 7 to i.ho po: :L o� boginr,in�. �Subjact to sa1� �ASCl7;0hY�; v� rocord> , __ . .._ .- - _ _._. . . -�-- - - _ _ _ __ __ _ _. ._.. . ._ ---__ -- -- / rrp.r 54168�600 P.ssess. nar,:eo Wilber B. & Ruth Ke7litz 7� Taxpayer; T. C. F.J 801 Na.rc,uette Ave,� N.p1s.F Ninn, j5402 Scnool Distri.ct; 13 , Description; • Tnut `�f1%.'N �� L�tei% 5�.`J. \U/ Qii� SbV�ii \��, y J1�id�llipi`� u J1+b�.�LVA�{ G�1 �� 1$3 i�nokn County, �:inaasotaa dasc�lbc�d �? be�in7i.:,� �t a pow:,� in the South�lino of auid Lo"t 5avera (7), diatan� .l1.`1.75 fci�t ti:est o: tho Southoast cor;ior oi suid Lot Seven ( 1); thc�nco 1,'o�L nl.on� �uid 5outh lino � diotnnoe o� ].26.>U �`oet, Lhc�r.co ho'.'.•hoasi:�..s.y Lo � a point in the :�orth .Lina o� s�id Lot iSix (6) dt�tunt 266.61 foet `r;o3t af the �oatheast vorraz° oZ' snid 1�ot S:i�c (b); thonce 1�:a: t r�l�:�v said North lino to a poi�t whi.ch ia 13�.57 foot ldest• of sni.d �. horbhoart �ornor; thonce 5ou;h�aosto:ly tn thc� poi:�:, of bogin.~,ir.� o ��ubjoct, to ensor�ar.t � or road or.a ut�.i�.t�r purposos ove� horL-:i portion ttioroc�i <�St:bject to oas�`�oz�i� in Savor of :�o: �.=a.n Si�Lc;r> ?owor Cowgany aa oat��blisho� i� Doa. hoo 272017� nPN 5416�-6�+o nssess. narne; Ldilber B. & F�th Kopli�z � Ta�cpayer: T. 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's; ,�ti-v-s „s r � 'C' �V .+ �,. 3 �, ti' yC3� C.;,_,`� � �, ; . °t '� � � . ,�„- _�- � �C .� �r` ; � � _.r."w. F �y �` �Y �y�° �� @ .�r � t� �M �i. w t' � c . t In . ^ o �; � �. k �' � . � �� .. A k � "t,.•• Y. C. . �.�., �F�� ,�.� :�'J � � . _�: � `� . �. .i� �e s .� � ,y.�� L �ii Z' ,:r�'. ;F � ,� -/ ry ` ••� a. � j . _ r. � ^ .0 Z u' �� .�w+ ��/.. r I •._ �'- PARKWirY-�y � '� '� jy�9 ", a:4Ni�z�,_�:. '� `'��, C,�, � �»�• � . � � � z � . -�. �. ��S�c �'"-� � ` ,F - ` � � '' � �a; :� ;' ;t L w , j �! ..-� � .S� �' • ,�J1 . r3' •'.y'�.`(�, " ti., �+ � � ' .. _ �_, �' ; J � �� C, - � �- ':ri1A-�ns" D .7\' . �.l� .f ��`��.� i ,i' . -� _k'. .� � � ' STATEMENT OF CANVASS PRIMARY ELECTION 5EPTEMBER 9, 1975 11 ' DECLARATION OF RESULTS THEREOF �a�cordance wi th Secti on �.08 of the Charter of the Ci ty of Fri dley, �the City Coun�i 1 lares the results of the 1975 Primary Election to be as follows: ' A. The total nurr�er of ballots cast vras: 570 !�Jard 3 - Precinct 1 272 � Wa�d 3- Precinct 2 97 LJard 3- Precinct 3 201 TOTA� 57� � B. The votes for each candidate, and the nun�ber of defective and not voted is as follows: � COUNCILMAi� - WARD III � 1�f3-P1 bJ3-P2 W3-P3 TOTAL James (Jim) N. � Langenfel d 14 42 11 67 Ed Fitzpatrick . 9p � 2Q 160 270 . , Ben Flo 104 ___ 21 7_ 132 ' Larry Hame�r 59 __ 14 � 1_8 91 Spoiled, � Defective or idot Voted 5 0 5 1� � TOTAL 272 _ '� �7 201 570 � C. The �ollowing two candidates are ne reby aec3ared entitle d to nave their names �laced on the General Election 3allot for Councilman in l,lard III on November 4, 1975. Ed Fitzpatrick and . � Qen Ho � i� 1 �� i � ISTATEP�1ENT OF CANVASS �AGE 2 , D. The following is a true copy of tl�e ballot used: ' � � �� '�� _� � ��-, i� ' �� . r � T� ', I � �lT�' �� .� PRIPJIARY ELECTEON ��;�/�/j c � � � i� City Clerl: , � E�(3T� ANQ�t�A �0.�6��Y, i�t�til�V1� � TUESQA�, SEE'�'E�Qr€3��,�, i3i5 � CO�Jt'��tE i�`iA�i — �`�EaF�[� {6� �e�t� f�� r��. T�r�7 �"��r�� E�� 'a��rs � — -- ��_�.. � ED FIT�P�1�E��C�� JAMES (JENl� F�. LAIVG�I�FELD � LARF%Y HAR�iER ' BEN HO 1 . �� ' PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMQER 9, 1975 1l A � ' ,PAGE 3 ' STATEf�IENT OF CANVASS PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 9, 1975 F. The names of the judges of election are as follows: � WARD 3- PRECINCT 1 WARD 3- PRECINCT 2 ' Yvonne Sprungman Pat Uittes Betty Bonine Darlene Vallin Naida Kruger Aler�e Johnson Janet Crego Barb Gohman � Joan Palmquist Delores Christenson I ri s Rei se r Pat Gabe 1 WARD 3 - PRECI��CT 3 Helen Treuenfels Alice Blal;e Jean Johnson Jean Jackson Linda Tatley M,-►YO� � 4diLLIAM J. �EE UNCI LMAN � UNCILP�RN � � 11 B � � � ' C� , � � 12 RESOLUTION N0. A RESOLUTION BY TIiE CITY OP PRIDLEY R�QUESTING THE MINN�SOTA HIGIIWAY llEPARTMENT TO CONSTRUCT NOISE BARRIERS ALONG INT�RSTATE 694 IN FRIDLEY WHEREAS, the City of Fridley is concerned about the noise pollution associated with Interstate 694 which affects the health and welfare of the residents adjacent to the freeway; and WI�EREAS, the State of Minnesota Highwa.y Department has completed a study which indicates that due to high noise levels, certain areas along Interstate 694 in Fridley rank high in priority to receive federal and state funding to construct noise barriers at no cost to ��he City; and WHEREAS, a public meeting was held to receive comments , from residents adjacent to the freeway regarding a proposal from the Minnesota Highway Department for construction of noise barriers; and iti'HEREAS, a majori�y of the residents affected by the proposed improvement indicated that they were in favor o� the noise barriers; and WHEREAS, a second public information meeting will be scheduJ.ed to receive comments regarding plans and specifi- cations prepared by the t�4innesoi;a Highcaay Department. NO1V, THER�FQR�, BE IT RESOLVE}�, that the City Council of the City of Fridley rec�uests the Minnesota Hig}iti�ay Department to proceed wi�h design of plai�s and specifications to constrtzct wood r�oise barriers along the South side of Intersta.te 69� from 7th Street to Madison 5tree�, FilJmore Street to Matterhorn Drive and r,a�terhorn Drive to the East City limits; and, on the Nor.th side of Interstate 694 from Polk Street to I�Iatterhor.n Drive. ADOPTED BY TH� CITY COUNCIL OF THI: CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS Attest: DAY OF 1975. Mayor - William J. Nee City Clerk - Marvin C. Brw�sell 1 ' , ' ' � , RESOLUTION P�O. - 1975 RESOLUTION CON�IRMING ASSESSMEN7 FOR 1975 WATER �ND SEWER MAINS, LATERALS, AND SERVICE CONNECTIO(�S BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota, as follo�vs: l. The City Clerk has with the assistance of the engineers heretofore selected by this Council for such purpose, calculated the proper amounts to be specially assessed for the 1975 WATER AND SEWER ��AINS, LATERRLS, AND SERUICE CONNECTIONS in said City against every assessable loi, piece, or parcel of land in accordance with the provisions of law, and has prepared and filed with the City Clerk tabulated statements in dup1icate showing thE� proper description of eacr� and every lot, piece, or parcel of land to be specially assessed and the amount calculated aga�inst the same. 2. Notice has been duly published as required by law that this Council would ! meet in regular session ut this time and place to pass on the proposed assessment. , ' ' , 3. Said proposed assessment has at all tim�s since its filing been open to inspection and copying by all per�sons inte��ested, and an opportunity has been giver to all interested perso�s to present their o�ajections, if any, to such proposed assessrnent, or to any item thereof, and rio objections have been filed; except 4. The amount� speciii�d in the proposed ass��sn�ren'c are changed and altered as folla�as: � 5. This Coi,ncil rinds �fihat each af �h� lots, piec�s, or �t�.rcels of land enum-� erated i n sai d pror�osed asse�s;r;en� as al tered a��d rt�oci i fi ed was and i s specially benefited by i:�1e ' � , , ' � 1975 L��RTE� A�D SEF�ER f�i�1I1dS, t_ATERf�LS, AND SER`lICE COi�NECTIONS in the am�unt in said propos`d assessm�r�t us al��e��ed and madified by the corrective roll in tf�e amount set opposite the description �f each such lot, piece, or parce� af land, and that s;id arnount so set out is hereby levied against each of the respecf;ive lets, pieces, or parcels of land there7n described, G. Such proposed assessment as altered, modified, and corrected is affirmed, adopted and confirm�d, and the sums fixed and named in said proposed assess- ment as altered, mod�fied, and corrected, with the changes and alterations herein above made, are affirmed, adopt�d and confirmed as the proper special assessments for eacf� of said lots, picces, or parcels of land respectively, 13 � Page 2--RESOLUTION N0. - 1975 7. Said assessment so affirmed, adopted, and confirmed, shall be cer�ified to by the City Clerk and filed in his office and shall thereupon be and con- stitute the special assessment for 1975 WATER AfVD SEWER MAINS, LATERALS AND SERVIGE CONNECTIt)NS 8. The amounts assesse� against each lot, piece, or parcel of land sf�all bear interest from the date I�ereto uritil the same have been paid at �hE� rate of seven and one-half (7�2) per cent per annum. 9. Such assessment shall be payabla in fifteen (15) annual installments payable on the lst day of January in each year, beginning in the year 1°i6 and con- tinuing until all of said installments shall 'nave been paid, each installment to be collected with taxes col1ectible during said year by the Cour�ty Auditor. 10. The City Clerk �s hereby directed to make up and file in the offic.e of the County Au��tor uf Anoka County a certified stutement ofi the amount: of all such unpaid assessments and the amount which will be due thereon an the lst day of January in each year. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution N�as duly seconded by ��ouncilman , and upon a vote b�ing taken, the following voted in favor thereof: and the following voted against ��I�e same: PASSED ATd� AGGPTF=� I3Y TiiE CITY COl.�tdi;IL OF TI-�E CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DI�Y OF , 1975. MAY�f� - �JiLLIAP�i J� NEE ATTFST: , CITY CLER!< - f�larvi n C. arunsel 1 C� � � � i LJ 13 A � 'l4 RESOLUTION N0. - 1975 RESOLUTION CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEPIENT PROJECT (�d0. 113 BE IT RESOLUED by the City Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota, as follows: l. The City Clerk has with the assistance of the engineers heretofore selected by this Council for such purpcse, calculated the proper amounts to be specially assessed for the SANITARY SEWER IfvjDROVEME�dT PfZOJti.T ;�0. 113 in said City against every assessable lot, piece, or parcel of land in accordance with the provisions of law, and has prepared and filed with the City Clerk t�bu�lated stat�ments in duplicate showing the proper description of each and �very lot, piece, or parce7 of lnnd to be specially assessed and the amount calcula�;ed a�ainst the same. ' 2. Notice has been duly published as requ�ired by law tha�: this Cauncil would meet in session at this time and place to pass on i:he proposed assessment. � _J ' � � r � ' , L � �___1 ' 3. Said proposed assessment has at a11 times since its fi1ing been open to inspECtion and copy�ing by all p�rsons interested, and an opportunity has been given to all intcrested persons to present their objections, if any, to such proposed assessment, or to an�� iiem thereof, and no ebjections have been filed; exce�t 4. The amounts spec�ii'i�d in the ;�ropased assessment are changed and a1tered as �fol l ows : 5. This Council finds that each o-F the lots, pieces, or parcels of land enumerated in said }�roposed ass�ssment as a't�red and modif�ied was and is spetiially benefited by the SAi�ITAP.Y SEWEZ IP1PfZJVEP�1E"1�l� PR�JECT iv0. 113 in the amount in said proposed assessmerit as altered and modified by the corrective roll in the amount set opposite the description of each such lot, piece, or parcel of land, and that said amount so set out is hereby levied against each of the respective lots, pieces, or parcels of land therein described. PAGE 2, RESOLUTION N0. - 1975 6. Such proposed assessmen�:s as altered, modified, and corrected are affirmed, adopted, and confirmed, and the sums fixed and named in said proposed assessment as altered, modified, an� correcte�+ with the changes and altera- tio�s herein abo�ee mad�, are affirmed, adopted, and confirmed as the proper special assessments for each o-f saici lots, pieces, or parcels of land res- pectively. 7. Said assessment so affirmed, adopted, and confirrned shall be certified to by the City Clerk and filed in h;s office and shall thereupon be and con- stitute the s�ecial assessment for SANITARY SEWER Ii1PROVtCiEPJT PROJECT N0. 113 $. The amounts assessed against each �ot, piece, or parcel of land shall bear interest from the date hereof unti1 the same have be�n paid at �:he rate of seven and on�• -hal f(7 Z) per cent per an��um. 9. Such as�essment: shall be payable in twenty (20) annual installments payable on the lst day of January ii�t each year, beginning in the year 1976, and continuing until all of said installments shall have been paid, each insta1lment tc� be coll�cted wi�h taxes collectible duri�lg said year by the County Auditor. 10. The City Glerk is hereby dirActed to �nake up and �ile in th� office of the County AGditor of Anoka Caunty a certif-ied statement of the amount of all such unpuid assessmen�s and th� amnu�7t which w�li be due thereoi� on �he lst day of Jan:�arv in eacr� year. ' The mot�on for the adoptic�n of th� foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Councilman , and upon v�te beiny �a�;en ther°eon, the fo1lowing v�L-ed i�� favor thereof: � , ' an� tf�e fol l owi ng vcf �cd agai nst the same. PASSED /1ND /�COPitU 6Y TNE GITY C�UNCIt OF iHE CITY OF FRIDLEY TNIS , DAY OF ' � ATTESI": ' . ' � �975. CITY CLERK Marv�n C. Brunsell MAYOR William �. (Vee 1�,� A -'� rK.[053 t��CI140 StF' 15 1y75 13:3µ:2y � 1L01c�w r�a�102707071 Mi�U�J?�600 NQ iVCtC ':VAN f UU!�/032030 NAM/HU I CH1N5 r MAtl�YN K _� +..,... ivn � vr. L.1�.C.�rJG � AUCTIONEERS . � ___ _ � City •f Fr�dley ' 6431 University Avenue NE 55432 . � DATE: �/! /2 �7�r' ' � FEE. For two days I' $ 20. 00 Wee < y - $]20.00 Full Year � � � ' ' , ' � NAME: ��- l� G� G�G h r h S ADDRESS: I�.3..7� �/1� �' �� CI�Y. II. �� BUSINESS NAME: � � � %'y, ��yy�;J'�°S BUSINESS ADDRESS:_� � .�. � � y, ��j �,� C j{��'. 1. Address of property where sale is to be conducted_ % 22.,� �h�v �yc !�`�; 2. Nature of articles to be. sold �,t'.5 �,? � .�� y, ,��Y-� 3. Owners of property where sal e i s /-.� � L, - ��Y p rl "S c° S , 4. Owners of articles to be sold �-1 d�. ��C Y p y! "f �S' 5. Hours of sale 6. Proposed dates of sal e_ �e ,v 2� . � � � �j T,�" 7. Names, addresses and 1 i cense number of auctioneers_ ��vc �_� �ly�;$` �i d�, _ � a K �r � � S S�� /'� irh 1� oZ� - � . — —_.�... 8. If motor vehicle sale state size and floor area of praposed sale buitdTno� � 9. Plan for street parki LICENSE # � RECEIPT # �% r%�' `7� APRROVED BY: J� . j� �-�� / � P bl i c Safety D' ,�� . � � Ordinance #71 �� ----r-� ---r.------t- t,-h �L o � � _. _, ,. > `--___--�i �/� - ��L�ili '� �.---`_ Signature of Applicant �%z o /30 Birth Date of Applicant TOTAL Ah1QUNT ENCLOSED: $ /O p o � _ . � % i' ��'��'`= � /' _ , ""J�