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11/03/1975 - 5430HELEN FAGIN SECRETARY TO THE CITY C�!_1^1CIL REGULAR COU�JCIL �1EETING NQVEPIBER 3, 1975 ' FRIbLEY CITY COUNCIL MEETING PLEASE SIGN NAME ADDRESS AND ITEM NUMBER INTERESTED IN DATE: � G2�� %�,L,�ii/�� /��j� , I �-�- ADDRESS ITEM NUMBER ________________c-====_________-___=________ �__________________-___________-____/______� �,,c,,�, �-- � ( qG' .��,--z 1� � Q.5�� l� t� /` ! vg r 1� �. ft � /f . /�/ L��'� (/.� Q �� ! 1.��.�turi.l . //,(_hi ��oa.a � � Q �` /'� , zG�.. � D u . / �/T_ � - �% '�/,�l�G ..F��"- 5�� - .5 70 � �1�n ST. x� '�z, � �-/,- � ' ' II NiEMO T0: DEPARTMENT HEAOS , Fol]owing are the "ACT?ONS NEEDEU" by the administration. Please have your answers in the City Manage�'s office tay Wednesday Noon, November 12, 1975. �R I DLEY � I TY .CQlJi`rC I L� RcGULAR AGFNDl� -- fVOV�(�BER 3; 19�5� - 7: 30 P.(�1. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: ' �r�Li�: CAL:L: 1 1 ' IJ 1 , �' ' �'RESEE�TAT I Of� OF AWARD : 7:30 P.M. Given All Present Presented to Michael J. Welf by P9ayor I�ee. YOt1TN aCH I EV�MENT �4•d�►RD ° i�Yl! ��'s�E� a�'�� tPPROVAL 0� MIiVUTES : REGULAR MEETING, SEPTEMBE� ZZ, �.97� �EGULAR MEETING, UCTOBER C, �:►7� �EGUI_AR �EET I NG, �CTQ�3ER ��}, 1�75 Y MA^?AGER ACTION NEEDED: RmAnd minutes as ciirected. f�DUPT IOiV OF AGE�DA : Appr•oved a� submitted Apprflv�c� as subrni tt�d • �lpproveu t�ri th fol l owi r� chan�es : C�i�ncilma� S�arwalt ask�d to cha�c;e two words - paqe 1�?, par�ar��-,h 4, second 1 i ne, char:a� ti�e 4vord "reserved" to "reso7ved", and page l0, oaraaraph u, 1 i n�: 5, �V�anne "hi ;" to "thi s" . Adopted. Mayor Nee requested to talk d�10Gt ,�iclCP_i;ii't1t o�� the aaencla a� � the end of the mee�ing. UPEI� �GRUf�, V I S ITORS : � � fYir. Leonard A. MoorQ, £�3t�i P.iv�rvie�•4� �er^��ce pres�r�ted a iist of 3T3 names of peopl e i n the Spri ric� aro.i�; E'ar�; ar��. , ti4?;� weu � d make use of a warm-i ►�c� house r' ��, , , _ - ��3�,_ice-skatir;� rini; in. this are�, Gnd . __ tIT�MS NoT o� �i�e�vD� - l.� �i��.��c�) �ir. f�Io�re was requesti nc� L+�e C;�iy con� i ��r• �:utti �r c�re at thi s � ocati on f�r tnese p�ople. � � � " �1 �1 REGULAR MEETIN�, NuVEMBER 3, 1975 OLD BUSINESS: PAGE 2 CONSIDERA'TTtiN OF REl_EASC OF RED TAG ON TAX FORFEIT ' , �OiS i-3, BLOCK IS, �RIDLEY P�l�K ADVITION� � . , � � � � � . . 1 Councilman 8reider said this was discussed thorouqhly at Conference Meeting and he was prepar�d io move to accep�; the release of �ed Tag on Tax Forfeit. ��otion carried unanimausiy. ��GINEERING ACTION NEEDED: Release tax forfeit property an� inform Anoka County. " . '' �' 11 �J 0 NEW Bl1S T f�ESS : �ONSInER�1TI�N OF SECOND iEA�ING OF AN ORDINAiVC� CST�►BLTSFIiNG CHAPTER 1��; .iUNK VEIiICLES. . � . � � � � Orcfinance #603 was adoptQd unani�no�asly.. The first reading ��as Oct reading was waived Nov. 3, 1975. � TY MANAGER: � ACTION.NEEDED; Publish ordinance in Frid�{e;� Sun �..� 2-Z�, 'L�, anci the second COfVS IDERATI ON OF APPROVAL OF F I NAL ��LA'� �UBD I V i S i ON P� S� �%�WO�, $AYEr� 1 S LAKCS i DE ZND ADD I�i ION, BY RUt�O�.PH BAYER, GENERALLY LOCATED BETWEEN % 5TH AN�J T�TEi aVEiVUE I\.�� O�V THE E�►ST SIDE OF P'�CKiNLEY STR�ET i�. E� �_�� • 3—� � h1otion carried to approve the Final P]�at �ubdiv�isi�n P.S.�`15-�J3, Qayer's Laiceside, se��rd addition, as noted or� page 3 of the Agen�a �� i!av. 3, 1975, ��INEERING ACTION NEEDED: Pr•oce�d as author�ized. Ir.�c�c�m ap�licant 0 . i�� 11 REGULAR MEETING, NOVEM�BER 3, 1975 NEW BUSINESS (COiVTIi�UED) PAGE .3 RECEIVING 'T�HE MINUTES OF THE PLANNI�dG COMMISSION MEETING �' oF OCTOBER 22, 1975 , , , , , . �, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 4 - 4 0 Pages " �� aN KOP Al1T0 BODY, SPE� IAL i�SE PERMIT SP ��4-�� • •••••• 4 A- 4 D 6 3 5 5 UNIVERSITY A V�NUE N� E, 4 N P� 4 Q '' A1��ING COMMISSION REGQMMENDATION: APPROVAL OF TRF�IVSFER 'I ' �Ot,�N�,.�.,_,Q�`!,.�.10y�f� 1l�.��: �Of�SIDERATION OF RECOM- MENDAT�ON Mation to concur with Planning Commission and approve Special Use Permit for An Kop �� Auto Body. M�tion carried unanimously. �r.iv�INEERING RCTION hEEDED: Ini'orm appiicant of approval.. Research wheiher in such cases in the future, a sp�cial use transfer process is required or not. �' ' �� AMENI7�iENT TO ORD I NANCE �� RE: PROJECT COMMITTEES ••• 4 H- 4 K PL.AN�J I(�G COMM 1 SS �ON R��Q�(3D1�7I OIV : REV I S I ON TO 1 � PARAGR�P�i CONCERNIt�G PROJECT COMMIT"CEES �.(v� L AcY � ori ��. I R D: CON5 I LERAT i ON OF RECOM- � MENDt�T T ON A Public Hearing was set for �Jecember $, i975 and 'nave a revised ordinance. GINEERING ACTION NEEDED: Set up nublic h2aring on amendment to ordinance C0(JSIDEnIaTIU%d OF i�iEQUEST FOi� VA?�IAi��ES F�V A��.L.. &$, INVEST- MEr�TS : %�123 CEtJTR�►L AVENUL N , E , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 5 - 5 B MotiQn a�as made ta table this ite�n until the meeting of November 17, 1975, and have more information available. NECRING AG'TI�N IVEED�D: Meet wzth applicai�t and prepare further information for meeting�of November 17, ln?5. . ' ' 1 � REGULAR MEETING, NOVEMBER 3, 1975 NEW BUSINESS tCONTINUED) PAGE 4 ' APP�INTMENT OF aUDITOR FOR YEAR.ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1y75 .�.� 6- 6 A Motian was made to appoir,t George M. Hansen Comoany as auditor for year end Dec, 31, 1975. Carried unanimously. , �NANCE ACTION NEEDED: Execute agreement with George M. Hansen Company � , , C�9V5IDERATION OF A RESOLUTION TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR , WORKMEN�S COMPENSATION INSURANCE� � � � � � � � . � � . � � � � � - � A Resolution �� - to advertise for bids for Workmen's Compensation Insurance approved and aecepted..?��` • � NANCE ACTION NEEDED: Advertise. bid notice and set up bid opening for November 17, 1975 , , . CONSIDERATiON OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CHANGING _ , OF BUDGET APPROPRIAiIONS WITHIN TNE GENERAL• FUND� � � � � � � � $ ' � A P�lotion was made to table the resolution authorizincl changing of budget ap�ro{�riat�ons , within the general fund until the meeting of PJavember 17, 1975. � FINANCE ACTION NL-EDED: Prepare detailed information on changing appropriations �� within budget for �lavember 17th meeting � r NANCE �. I� CONSTI�ERATION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING ThE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSh1ENTS ON `i�ARCCL $gO, �UD I TOR � S SU�D I V I S I ON N0 , 103 � � � � . � � � � � • � � � � � � � 9 - 9 A Resolution #-� - Approved resolution authorizin� and directing the splitting of spe.cial assessmeni;s on aarce1 880, auditor's subdivision no.. 103. ACTION hkEDED�� ProceeG as author�zed . ' 1 � REGt1LAR MEETING, NOVEMBER 3, 1975 NEW BUSINESS (CONTINt1ED> PAGE 5 APPOINTMENT: CZTY EMPLOYEE� . . . � � � � � � � � � � � � � � IO ' The appointment of City Emplayee was approved with�a 3-2 vote. FINANCE ACTION NEEDED: Finance Director io discass':the.appointment with City Manager ' before informing candidate. . CLAIMSe � � � � � � � � � � � E � � � . � � � � � �- � � � � � �.1 Approved . . ACTION NEEDED: Pay claims as authorized LI CENSES , � . , . . . . . , , , �. , , , � , , . f . . . � , , 12 - 12 A /�pproved , . ACTION NEEDED: Issue licenses as approved � co��ul� � caT 1 oNS : � IOM ��YHRA: RESIGNATION FROM �ABLE TELEVISION �OMMISSION� �., 13 Mayor Nee asked to table this item until a later date. GINEERING ACTION NEEDED: Put this item back on the agenda at a later date � � � 0 � � REGULAR �EETING, NOVEMBER 3, 1975 1 COMMUNICATIONS tCONTIWUED) PAGE 6 � I, ROBERT ERICKSON: RESIGNATION FROM FRIDLEY ENVIRONMENTAL � QUALITY �OMMI SS ION � � � . . � � � . � � � . � . � . � � � . � 14 � Approved and accepted Letter of Resig►iation from Robert Erickson from the � Env�ronmental Quality Commission. ��ITY MANAGER ACTION NEEDED: Put on agenda of November 17, 1975 for new member appointment r- - �� F IDL Y LITTLE LEAGUE BAGEBALL, INC: REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT R E �� ' BUILDING AND %r�.-IVE }3UILDIN� PE(�MIT FEE� . . � � . � � � � � . 15 — 15 B h1otion to concur with Planning Commission and approve request to construct building - and waive the building permit fee. Motion carried. �GINEERING ACTION NEEDED: Notify Little League of requesi approval. Waive fee and request the building to be completed within one year and painted. ANOKA COUNTY LIBRARY: TFiANK YQU FOR PAST COOf'ERATION. �... 1� � ' Accepted NO ACTION NtEDED 0 „ N 5 OF �21 SATELLITE L�N�: COMPLAINT AGAINST R�SIDE T �� FuN CTTY. � , , � , � , , . , , , � � , , . , , , . , . . , , 17 - 17 A '� Councilman Breider made a motion �o accept the {�etition presented b,y residents who � lived in the area of the Fun City. Ir NO ACTIC�N NEEDED � ADJOURN: 9:25 P.r�. • AD4PTION OF AGE(VDA: Niayor P;ee requested the Agenda be moved back to the Library � for public reference, instead of the Police Department. F�lozian was made and seconded for the Agenda to t�e moved to the Library. R: !':ave Police Department deliver �genda to Fridley Library on Fridays. � FRIDLEY CTTY C4UiVCTL � REGI.IL�R AGEI�DA - iVQVE(�I�ER 3; 19%'S = 7:30� 'P,f�l, PLEDGE OF ALLEGIRf�CE: ROLL CALL: PRESENTP� f I OfV OF AWARD : YOUTH ACH I EVEMENT �1i�1�RD ° i'�I CiiA�L � e ��iE�.i APPROVAL 0� MI`�l1TES: REGULAR MEETING, SEPTEMBER Z2, 1975 ��EGU�.AR ��IEETING, O�TOBER 6, 1��5 REGULAR i�EETING, �CTOBER ��, 19�5 ADOPTI0�1 OF AGF�11�A: OPEN F�RUM, VIS�TORS: iTTEMS 1!07 ON AG�(vDA — 15 �'�It�UTES) 0 REGULAR MEET I NG, Nu1fENfBr R 3, 1975 PAGE 2 OLD �USINESS: CQNSIDERATION OF RE1_EASE OF RED TAG ON TAY FORFEIT �OTS i-3, BLOCK 15, FRIDLEY �ARK �DDITION� � . � � ..� � � � . 1 NEW BUS I I�ESS : CQNSIDERA7ION OF SECQND READING �JF AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHI�iG �HAF'TER 123; �UNK �ENICLCS. � � � . � . . • • � � �ONSIDERATIGN OF APPROVAL OF FINAL PLAT SUBDIVISION P. S.#75-03, BF�YE� � S LA�K�S I Dc ZND ADD I i I�JI�, BY RUDQLPH BAYER, C�ENE�tALLY LQCATED B�TI�IEEN %�TH AND %6TH AVENUE ��E. ON THE EAST SIDE 0� MCKI(�LEY STREET li�. E� .�� 2-ZA 3-3C 0 REGULAR MEETING, NOVEMBER 3, 1975 NEW BUSINESS (CO�TIi�UED) PAGE 3 RECFIVING TN� MINUTES aF THE PLANNING COt�MISSION MEETING OF OCTOBER ZZ. 1975 , , , � , . , , < < , . , , . . , . , � , 4 — 4 0 ' Pages A� Acv KOP AUTO BODY, SPECIAL USE PERMIT SP #74-07 �• •••••• 4 A- 4 D 63H5 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N� E. 4 N Y� 4 0 PLANNING COMMISSIOi� REGQMMENDATIQI�: APPROVAL OF TRANSFER COUNCIL ACTION REQUIRED: CONSIDERATION OF RECOM- MEN�AT�IOf� B, AMEI�DMENT TO ORD I N/�NCE �5g4 RE : PRQJ ECT COMM I TTEES ••• 4 H- 4 K � PLA�LNING COMMISSION REGOMNtENDATION: REVISION TO PARAGRAPH CONCERNING PROJECT COMMITTEES COUNCiL ACTION REt,�UIRED: CONSIDERATION GF �ECOM- MENDAT I 01V GONSIDERATION OF REQUEST FOR VARIAPvCES BY A�J.L. �x S� INVEST- MENTS : %�lZl C�NTRAL �VENUE �► . E � . . . � � . � . � . � � � � . 5 - S B REGULAR M�ETING, NOVEMBER 3, 1975 NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED) PAGE 4 APPOINTMENT OF aUDITQR F�R YEAR ENDEll �ECEMBER 3I, 1�%5 ��.� 6- 6 A CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION TO ADVERTISC FOR BIDS FQR . WORKMEN�S COMPENS/�TION IN�URANCE� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � % — 7 A �� , CONS IDERAT'I ON OF A RESOLUTI ON AUTHOR I ZI NG THE C1-{fiI�G I IVG OF BUDGET�APPr20PRIATIONS WITHIN THE GENER�L FUND� .�.�..� e�—� A CU�ISIDERATIqN OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZTNG AND DIRECi'ING THE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON PARCEL SgO, AUD I TOR' S $UBD I V I S I ON NO � �03 � . . . � � � . � . . . � � � . E . 9 — 9 A � REGULAR MEETING, NOVEMBER 3, 1975 NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED) PAGE 5 APPOINTMENT: CITY EMPLOYEE� � � � � . � � � � � � � . � � � � IO CLAIMS, � , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , � 11 LI CENSES � . , , . , , o . , , . �,. , ; , , , , , , , , , , , , 12 — 12 A COMMUNICATIO(VS: TOM ��YHR.A: RESIGNATION FROM �ABLE TELEVISIaN COM��iISSION� �� 13, m REGULA� �EETING, IVOVEMBE� 3, 1975 PAGE 6 CQ�MUNICATIONS (CONTI(dUED) ROBERT ERICKSON: �ESIGNATION FROM �RIDLEY ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY �OMMISSIaN� � � . . . � � . � � • � � � � � • � • � • 14 FRIDLEY LITTLE LEAGUE BASEl3ALL, INC: REQJEST TG CONSTRUCT BUILDTNG AND �Y.�IVE L�UIL�ING t'ERMIT FEE� � � � � � • � � � � � 35-15F ANOKA GOUNTY LIBRARY: THANK YOU FOR PAST COOPERATION. �� 16 0 RESIDENTS Or �ZI SAl"EL.LITE �ANE: �OMPLAINT pGF�INST FUN GITY� � � . � . � � � � , o � . � � � . . . . . � � . � . . 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APPROVAL OF °yIINUTES: REGU:.AR MEETING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1975: M0710R by Councilman Starwalt to adopt the minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council as submitteo. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a ��ice vote, all voting aye, Mayar Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. OPEN F�RUM, VISITORS: ' ',' MR. WkYNE FRIDAY, 1016 BUNKER LAKE BOt1LEVARD: REOUEST FOR APPROVAL OF � VARIANCES T 6660 HICKORY ST, N, E, h�r. Friday addressed the Council and stated his request is to reduce the front ' � yard setback at 6660 Hickory by four feet. He explained that he had appeared before the Appeals Commission the previous week. He further explained that the j Appea7s Commission had advised him to appear before the City Counci] prior to the appearance before the Planning Gommission which would be the coming l�lednesday evening. He explained that the house would have to be completed for the peop'e ' , to move in before the first of October and the size ofi the garage would have to be determined soon. � Mayor tdee said he did not think this kind of consideration should be brought ' , to the Cauncil during the Visitor's Section. � The kssistant City Engineer, Mr. Tom Colbert, explained that the petitioner had appeared before.the Appeals Commission and they had recommended approval of the variance from 35 feet to 30.65 feet. He explained that the boulevard is curved ' �', . in this area and also extended. He said if the applicant would continue to build ; the gara�ie as a dou�le garage, ii wauld not meet the setback reguirements. t^r. � Colbert continued ±o mention that if the.petitioner were to wait until this item i were to go to the Planning Commission and then to Council it would delay proaress '� ; on the construction for another two weeks and this would create a hardship for the ; applicant, He said there are no objections from the adjoininq property owners. � The Cyty Marrager said norma]ly, this type of consideratior�tvould go to the ' � Planning Commission and the Council after this. The City Manager said it woul� ' ' be possible to ccncur ir a�vance with the action of tl�e P�anning Gommission. He � said unless the Cou;�ci; had some specia] concerns. {ie mentioned the next meeting , of the Council H�ill be October- �th. '� ' ' � � ��ayor Nee said he objected to a consideration such as this coming on the agenda i� this fashion. He said if the appl�cant had been advised to come to the City Council, t.here should have been some inf�rmation in the aaenda. The C�ty Manager said the Administra±ion dces not encourage peopie to come to the Council in this manner. The City Manaaer explained tP�at the position of the house did not match those of the plans and this was discovered during the verificatien survey. He explained the placement of the cor,struction ha:� been four feet off. Councilman Breider asked if the cor�struction was a house and the Assistant Enginee�� explained that when the plan for bu�ilding was viewed by the Inspection Department, it met the specifications of the Code. He further explained in locating the sewer service, this was not acccrdin; to the plans and the structure will now be four feet off. The Assistant Engineer�further explained that the contra�tor is at a stopping point in the corstructzon in thai he has to either stop cons±ruction to allov� for a sfngle garage or continue according te the plans to construct a double garage, He added, if the double garage is constructed, a variance will be required. � e � _-- --- � �' 12.F ,� . RE�ULF�R COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 22, 1975 PAGE 2 i MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to concur in advance with,,,the recommendation , of the Planning Commission. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Councilman Starwalt questioned how this had hanpened. � The petitioner said he could not find the property stakes and he measured the•distance from the street and ihe street was not the same distance as he thought it wou�ld be. The ' Assistant Ci�y Engineer explained that this is a different.situation because ' at this point, the roadway curves to create a"T" intersection with Rice Creek Way. , � . � - I � � f � � � � i ' i i ' � � ' i Mayor Nee asked when the Planning Com7ission would hear this request. The City Manager said the coming Wednesday. He said this concurrence in advance would expedite the process by two weeks. Mayor Nee asked if this would take care of the�pro6lem�for the contractor and he answered yes. He said if this. action was not taken �t the aresent time, he �ould have to come back to the City Council again. Mayor Nee explained that if the City Council would act on this item directly it would preempt the Planning Commission. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. ADOPTION OF AGENDA: MCTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to adopt the`aa�nda as presented. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, alT voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the moti�n carried unanimously. . PUBLIC HEARINGS: • � � PUBLIG HEARING ON ASSESSMENT FOR TREATMFNT AND REMOVAL OF Tf�EES: MOTION by Cou�ci�man Breider te waive the readina of the Public Hearing Notice and open the Public Hearing. .Seconded by Ccuncilwoman Kukowsk�, Upon a voice . vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. The finance Director expla:ined that the assessments would be sp�'ead over a five year period of time with interest in the amount of�72 per cent. He exjilained that this is, much like the'sewer ,and water assessments. He said there would also be an administrative cost of $25 per par�el. He said the cost for the removal would vary with each parcQl,.: Mayor iJee asked if there were any questions cbricerning the assessment roll. He asked how many people were present concerning the,pubTic hearina and four people indicaied,this was their c�ncern. A member of t�e audience".asked who would d'o the cu�tinc+. ;Mayqi^ Nee said this is done by a private concern. Dr. Dan Hu,ff, Naturalist/ReSo�r�,e Coordinator, explained that the City had three contractors the.pa'st.,season, rHe further explained that the work was given ta the jowest bidder, s�avor P1ee questioned if the work that had'been done was sufficient. Mr. Che�ter Versailles, 7136 East River Road, indicated he was noing to cut the tree down himself and there was a question of whether or not.th? tree was on his property or on the adjacent school's property. When in the process of coming to this determination, the contractor came and.c�t the tree down and disposed of it. "7r. �'ersailles said he believed the tree to be on the property of Riverwood Schooi. He continued to explain that he had tried to reach Dr. Huff and wa.s unable to reach him. He said he would have liked the area surveyed to determined the placement of the tree. . � E QF E- r �'. . Er � � � : �. 'F t � i 1 � i r ; i 127 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEM3ER 22, 1975 - PAGE 3 Cr. Hufk said tlie f.ity personn2l surveyed the area and had determined that the tr�e was or� Mr. Versai]les property. He said this survey was done by the Enginee�-ing Department. Mr. Versailles said he would like to see this survey. Dr. Ffuff explained th�t there wa� no doc�ment on.the survey, it had just been determined that the tree was on the Versaiiles property and this inforrnation was called to him on the City radio. Dr. Huff said if this survey is questioned, it would be possible to go out and measure again, , Councilman Breider questioned who the property owner had talked to at the schooi. Mrs. Versailles said she had ta]ked to the principal of the school, Mayor Nee said the cost being dis�ussed amounted to $55, lie asked if this amount included the �dr.iinistrativ� costs. Mr. Versailles responded that this was not a very lai�ge tree and he had planred to cut it down in a5cut five minutes. Mayor Nee said if the school 4�ad indicated they thought it was on their property, wiiy didn't th e City bill them for this, M;�. i:�l .;onak, 133 Craig '�,ay, oti,rnE�r of the pruperty at 261 57th Place addressed the Council and saicl h� is beir�o charged for the reTCVaI of a tree that he had removed, not th� cortractor. Mr. Jorak further remarked that his tenant called him and indicaied that the contractor was going to remove thz tree. He said he cut it do�rm and was bilied for the removal, Dr. Nuff answered i:hat the ma�� had been billed by the contractor for the man hours ihai the men and equipment had been held up on this property. P4r. Versaiiles said he had notified the City that he wouid remove the tree as time and the tveather perm�itted. Dr. Huff responded that this had been sent many montl;s after the notice €or removal in ten days had been seni. "1r. Versailles said he had received a n�tice in �uly of 19?4 and did net r�ceive another notice until April of 1975.P1ayor Nee asked Mr, Versailles when he had returned c��otice ta the City and i�lr, Versailles said in April of 1975. Dr. Huff noted that 1:h^ noLice said there sh�uld be coi��pliance within ten �ays. He said after the two notices the property owner had received a seven da,y nan-compliance notice also. Mr. Versailies again stressed that he had taken the tree down. Dr. ��uff said all the costs for the re��oval of trees are bein9 char4ed to the people where the char�gcs are �ncurred. H� said the e�ntractor was held up by the failure of the }>roperty �wner to take down the tree in the alloted time. He mentioned that the property owner could have been fined $300 �or stopping the contractor in his line of duty. Dr. Huff continued to state that the cmntractor was to remove the tree as required by law because he had received the contract. btayar Nee asked if there were any more auestions from the City Council and there was no respense. Mrs. John amerman, 5650 Reqis Drive addressed the Council and asl�ed what the cosi:s were based on. She eientioned s,�e had received a notice that a small tree had to be removed and she obtained an estimate from a source o±her than the City at $40. She cor�tinued to eep?ain that she had cal,led the City and was told that the City may receive a lesser bid because of the voiume, S�ie said now she had received a bill for th� removal for the tree at $125. Mrs. Arerman said she thought i:h;s price was outrageous. She mentioned it had enly taken the coritractor ten minutes to cut uhe tree down and remove the tree, Dr. Huff said the Cifiy had not. told anyor.e that they would receive a cheaper bid if the work was done by *he City contractnr. Mayor Nee asked if i-1rs. Amerman had received a written bic� from the independent canLractor and h1rs. Amerman said no. Ur, Huff sa�d he believed this bid had b�en received from a non-licensed. non- �ondrd or certified trer service. He mentiored the City could only use those peuple ��ho are properly insured, etc. He said the,$40 bid �s very low for an irdividual rate. Dr. `fuff said there was q=.aite a difference in the bids and perhaps she was �vercf�arged somewha� and said the City could not speak for the integri�.y cf the �ndividual contractors. Ur. F1uff inentioned that the City cannot double check every individual removal. He explained that the City takes the lowesi: bid. . i � t .�' _ � / � ;- _ ; 12li � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 22, 1975 PAGE 4 Dr. Nuff said man� people had bFen pleased with the City contractor's work. Ne continued to explain that the City was in the process of tryina to alleviate this type of problem with the establishment of a long term contract which would state the costs for the removal of a specific size tree for so much. He said this amount would vary in certain instances because of the placement of the trees and the obstacles that may be encountered in the removal. Dr, Huff said the City had taker the lowest'of three bids and thouaht they were doing the right thing. Dr, Huff inentioned that one of the three contractors used by the City kept very complete records and it would be possible to check these records, but he questioned if the other two would have any detailed records, The City Managei° questioned if the City had received a bid on each parcel and Dr. Huff said yes, they had received a bid on each tree. Mrs. Amerman asked that the City check in this case to determine if an error was made. Dr. Huff said this would be done. Dr. Huff explained that there are people working within the City wf�o travel around and tell people that they will cut down their trees at a reduced rate, tie pointed out that the people who cut dowr the trees sell the diseased wood to others who are not aware of this. He said they are furnished with a free supply of wood which is not properly dis- posed of. Dr. Huff said the disposal costs are a large part of the removal costs. He explained that the diseased trees have to be hauled to the 4noka County land fill area and the contractor is charged a15 in fees for this disposal. Dr. Huff said if an oak tree is dead, it would not be tagged for removal unless it is diseased. He further explained that an Elm ivould just have to be dead to have notice given for removal because the beetle will live in the dead tree. He said the diseased oak cannot be maintained orr the praperty, it must be disposed of properly. The Finance Director indicated in the case of the removal of the Amerman tree, the $125 fee does not include the admin.istrative fee of $25, which would bring the total billing to v15Q� The City Planager advised htrs, Amerman that the City would check into this concern and get the information back to her by the coming meetinn. Dr. Huff clarified the statement•that the f,ity may have lower rates explaining that when calls are received, the City advises the people that the,y should ob- tain their own bids, h1ayor Nee stated the City does not want to be in the tree removal business, they wani: other people to take care of this aspect. Mayor Nee asked if anyone else was uresent on this item and there was no response. • MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to close the public hearing. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor tJee dec,ared the motion carried unanimousiy. OLD BUSINESS CONSIDERATION OF SPFCIAL USE PERMIT REOL'ESTS BY NAEGELE OUTDO�R ADVERTISING COMPANY FOR CONTINUAT30N OF 6ILLBOFIRDS (TABL[D 9/8/75 : �MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to set the public hearing for the Special Use Permits for Biilboards as requested by fJaegele Outdoor.Advertising for November 10, 1975. Seconded by Councilman 5tarwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting•aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVIN6 INFORP4ATIO;V CONCERNIMG TH� ISSUANCE OF WIME LICENSES (7ABLED 9/15/75): Mayor Nee explained that he had received an inquiry from Fireside Rice Bowl on this matter and said they wuuld possibly want a wine license but did not want to pay the entire liquor license fee for this. Ne said the c�rrent license fee for the liquor license� is $4,500. i , ; ; , ;,. ' � � ' i i RE:GULAR COUNCIL MEETINS (�F SEPTEMBER �2, 1975 BUSIIe'ESS CONTINUED The City Attorney rnentioned half of this fee would be �2,250. PAGE 5. Mayor Nee asked ihe me�*�bers ef the Council if ih=�y would like to develop an ordinance for th•is type of a�ine lic�nse. Counc�ilman Breider said he would like to pursue this matter and would like to do so with a public hearing. Councilman �reider said he would like the people presently dealing in liquor in the City invo'ved in this discussion as weil as the general public. He questiuned how the Councii could estab�ish th� criteria without public input. 12�) Mayor Nee said it would be possibte to process the ordinance and hold a hearing on the ordinance. Councilman Starwalt said he agreed with the comments of Councilman Breider and said tre liquor license holders should be invoived, Mayor Nee said th�e current holders would probably oppose such a licen�e. Councilman Starv��alt said he would like the Chamber of Cormnerce notified. Mayor ' Nee mentionetl the League of Women Voters also. The City Attorney said those i:•:cp�e holdir,y food es4ab�ishment licer�ses would be direct7y aft'ected by this type of consideration. Councilman 2reider said he felt the ordinances would be basically the same other than the amount of required sea±ing capacity ar�d tne ai�ount of the fee. The Cit,y Attorney said this may be handied as an an;endment to �he current liquor license. Councilman Breicfer said the Liquor•C,ontrol Director would have to approve ihe license. The City Attorne}�.said yes. Cnuncilman Bre9der asked if this wauld also be true for a renewal and the City Attorney said yes. Council- man Breider said he did not really inink the City would control this type of license, i:hey would oniy qive preliminar,y approval, The City .1t:torney said he felt if tne City i,ouncil approves the lssuance, tne approval of tne Lipuor Contro; �irector would be routine, Counci�mari 8i°eider said he felt somethirg shou�d �e set up for the PJoverrber heariny w�th the City Att�rney generating ar, ordinance in the meantime, Mayor Nee agreed with ihis proposal and said the ordinance wou7d be placed on the agenda for consideration of the wording and requirements, not for adoption. MO?IOPd by C�u��cilman Rreider to instruct the City Attorney to generate a pro- p�sed ordinance. The City Attorney as4:ed if th2 specifics concerning the fee should be left out of the draft, He asked if there shuuld be some provisions for �he bond. N�yor Nee sa;d he felt the bond provisions should be as in the liquor ordinance. There was some discussion concerning the fee to use fo•r the consideraiion of the I ordinance and the gen�ral consensus was that the maximum of �2,000 be considered for the iritial discussions. Courcilman Breider saia he believed the maximum should be considered because this type of ticense would create expenses for the City such as pal•ic� checks for closina time, etr.. 7he City Attorney said the Ci�y has �h` same problem with �.2 and 1-iq��or. Fie.mentioned that the police wouid have t� r..hzck the faciliY.��s fo�° riinors, etc. Ttte C_,uncii uisciisseci ti�e mir,inium seating capaciiy tv be used within th� drafit of LP�e ord�inance . The Council consensus was the fiaure of 75 should be �! used i�hich is one half of the capacity requirement for iiquor. ` SECOfdUED by Counci?m�•.n Fitzpatric'r., ! The Ci1:y htan�ger said he +.;hou,ht �he ordinance could be brought back to the � Councii on October b at which time the Council ce�uld set the public hearing, UPOPv A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Playor Plee declared the motion carried unanimo�isly, __ _ _ _ _ � i , � __-----____ ----_ _ � -- - --- -�,__ .. __ _--- -------- _ ---- _-- ------ -- -_ __ ._ __---- , �� ' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 22, 1975 PAGE 6 FIRST READING OF AN OROIfJANCE FOR VACATION REQUES7 SAV #75-07, BY VERLYP! VAMDER UGT, TO VACATE P RTI N 0 SIVER S LANE STRE--� ET E�SEMENT; The Assistant City Engineer explained the request to vacate a 66 foot roadway easement on the southerly portion of Siverts Lane for the purpose of construc- tion of a single family dwelling and private cesspool and well system. The Assistant City Engineer pointed out that the Planning Commission had recommended approval of the vacation at-their meeting of July 23. The Assistant City Engineer explained that the Administration's recommendation would be to vacate the easterly 36 feet of the roadway easement until a more definite house plan is available to see how it would fit into the lot. He said there are several restrictive matters in this constructicn, one being that th� cesspool system must be constructed 870 feet above the flood plain end also the setback from the property line. Mr. Verlyn Vander Lugt addressed the Council and requested that the entire easement be vacated or he would not be able to construct a home on the property. The City Manager recommended that th� City Council adopt the ordinance on first reading to vacate 36 feet. He said this could be amended in the future , when a firm plan is submitted to thP City which would point �ui: the placemen� of the trees, etc. He said he did not think the City should relinquish all rights to the easement at this time because no plans have been furnished. The City Manager said the administration is still willing� t� work with the petitioner. The City Manager said at the present time, there is no need for the 66 foot easement and in the future it may be possible to o6tain an easement from the�tax forfeit property to the east, but he could not see any reason to vaCate this easement when the need had not been determined by a pian. He said this cou1d be 'done when the plans come in and re-evaluated at tf�at time. Mayor Nee said if the 30 feet is retained and a zero setbacR is used by the applicant, the easement would be useless to the City. The City P1anager said this would not be determined until detailed plans have been submitted to the City Councilman Starwalt questioned the petitioners progress in the purchase of the property. Mr. Vander Lugt said he was not bound to the purchase of the pro- perty if the lot is not buildable He expiained the first step in this consideration was the waiver of the public utilities to the lot and secondly the vacation of the roadway easement. He said as the property stands at the present•time, there would not be enough area to construct a home, 4�ell system and ceptic system, He said he has planned to build a typical rambler on the lot and this would be about 75 feet long. Ne said one of the provisions of the state is that the drain field cannot be closer than 20 feet to the house. He said all of the systems must be constructed above the 870 foot elevation line. Ne said in order to meet these provisions, he would have to cut 15 feet into the bank and this would cut right into P�1r. Siverts propert.v. He said he would prefer to stay in this kind of sudden drop in elevations. � The City Attorney asked if there was any reason why the drain field could not be within the easement. Mr. Vander Lugt said the State Code will not allow driving any vehicles over such a system.' Mayor Nee said he thoughi; this to be a question of whether or not the City needs this land, Councilman Fitzpatrick said it seemed th'e administration was saying that the City needs the land if the petitioner does not, He said if the City needs it, it would not be vacated. He mentioned if the City does not need it, � it should be vacated and the City should not a�ait for additional plans to be � subraitted. \'j Mayor•Nee said he thouyht the Admiris�ration shou1d either say they did or '� did not need it. Councilman Fitzpatrick said he did not think the City Couricil should tell the r��a�� to come back t� the City Cauncil again if the � City really does need the easement. The City Manager said the City would have the alternative of going to the east, but the City had paid for the easement and access. He said the City had paid for this easement and all the land to the south. The City Manager said that if the property is not buildable un1ess the right of way is vacated the Gity Council would be saying it has no value. The City Manager said this loi is 9/10's of an acre. He said the area to be vacated is 36 by 165 feet and this is equal to 5,900 sq, ft, and this is larger than a building site. �� a REGULAR CCUNCIL MEETING OF S[PTEMBER 22, 1975 aLD BUSINESS CONTINL'ED PAGE 7 . Counci?woman Kuko�vski said normally the City provides sewer for property owners. The City Manager s.aid all of the lots in this area have a private system. He said it would be possible to orovide such a system from 69th. The City Manaqer said ihe property couid be filled and connect the property into the system. I31 Mayo�° Nee expressed the viewpoint that after 15 years, the private systems fail. He questioned if this �.vould happen in this area if the people wou7d be pumping their systems into the creek. Tne Cit,y P1arager said the City policy is to not have ceptic tanl�s in the City, but in this instance the City had approved the private systein. Mr. Vander Lugt questioned what more detai7 the Gity Council would want. Ne said there is only so much area above 870 feet. He explained the various placements of the proposed construction of the dwellin�. A questior was raised concerning the ownership of the easement and the City A•rtorney sa�id the easement could kae used for anything that is not inconsis±ant w;th the (:ity's easemer�t riphts, Mr, Vander Lu�t sald he owned. the oroperty in question and •the City has the right to travel over it, He mentioned he is bound to the purci�asE of the prop�rty unless it is not a buildable site, He explained that he would iike to buiid his ow�n home, but at tne prese�it time he is single and this type of home would not be n�eded, Councilman Starwalt questioned how Mr, Vandeh Lu�t would feel al�c�ut the vacation of the 36 feet. He mentioned it wouid be more ihan he preser,tly has to use. Mr. Vander Lugt said he agreed that ii: would be more than he had now. The City t�lanacer said the applicant is purchasing the praperty for speculative p��rposes. He said it is possible for the City Council to deny, and it was his �pinion Y.ha� the need had not been determined at the p;�esent time, The City Manaoer said he did not think the applicant cou'd expeci: the City to vacate the entire easemPnt at the present time and asked ihat some compromise could be re�ched. P�OTIO;: by Councilman Star�^ralt tc�•v:aive the first reading of the ordinance for the va.cation request by Mr. Verlyn Vander Lugt to vacate the w.esierl,y 36 feet of the •roaciway easement and aJopt the ord�inance on first reading. S�conded by Councilwaman Kukawski. Mr. Vander Lugt asked if he would have to s�ay 35 feet from the �roperty line on this side of the house, The City Nlandger said the aarage would he on this sid� of �he hoiase and it would be a1lo�dable to place the gara.ge on a sideyard sethack at five feet frern the property line, The City Attorney suyqested that the ordinance read, "all thai part of the 66 foot street e.asement ]yinq on the ��iesterly side of the easterly 66 feet". UPON R VCICE V07E, all vot�ng aye, h�ayor PJee declared the motion carried unanimvusly. Mayor f�Jee asked if the variance u�euld be appro±�ed at the time ef the second reading of the ordiiiance. Th� City hianaqer sa�d he felt the L�uncil shauld approve the side yarcl setbar,k to five f �et ori the garage side of thp house so that the applicant will not: have to atte�id another Council meeting. Councilman Breider� said beinq this is the side yard, he did not. feel the applicant would need a var;ance to construct the aarage at this point. Councilman ritzpatrick said a variance �aould not be needed for this construction. HEW QUSINE�S: COt�SIDERATIO� OF FIRST READIP�G Of AN ORDitJANCE FOR VACATION REQUEST SAV #75-Ofi, E3Y LEQ LEMY,E, TO VACATE PORTTOP� OF 477H AVEPlUE; AP!D ALLEY EASFMENT IN PLYMOUTH ADQITION: � __ — - � �ijz � e •i , �� REGULP.R COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2z, 1975 NEW BUSINESS CONTINUED PAGE 8 The Assistant City Engineer explained the area of the request and indicated the Planning Commission had.recommeitded approval of the request with stipulations that the ut�?ity easement be ma?ntained. He explained that the property is currently being �r.aintained as lawns and is landscaped. The Assistant Engineer said it would be loqical to vacate the ent�ire area. Councilman Fitzpatrick said he had talked to the owner of the property that afternoon, she resides in California, and had indicated that the vacation would likely take place. He explained the owner's son was present at the meeting to answer any of the Council's questions. The son asked if the property taxes would increase due to this vacation. He said this was one of his mother's concerns. Tne Assistant City Engineer indicated the amount of area that the lot would be increased by and said the area of the parcel requested for vacation is 68 feet by 141 feet. A �uestion was i-aised concerning the amount of property that would be available for a building site for P1r, Lemke and the City Manag2r said after the vacation to meet the setbacks, only 35 feet of the property would be buildable: The City Attorney said that the 23 feei on the easemen± could be used for a driveway. The son asked how much the taxes would increase by the additional property. The City Manager said this would not be another building site and the property would be increased from 80 feet to 110 feet. He said this would not be a sub- stantial addition. The son asked if it wouid be possible to table the matter until he could place a call to his mother explaining the sitiaation and the Council aqreed to this. P10TION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to table the consideration of the vacation of the easement by Mr. Lemke until later in the evening. Seconded by Council- woman Kukowski, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, P�ayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. FIRST REI�DING OF AN ORDINANCE fOR VACATION REQUEST SAV #75-05, RY RICHARD KOK, TO VACATE URAIf�AGE ND UTILITY EASEMENT LOCATED AT 6517 P�C K1PlLEY; The Assistant City Engineer explained the ai-ea requested for vacation and said the Planning Commission had recommended vacation of the area with several stipulations. He said this would include vacation of the westerly 85.31 feet and with the retention of access to the low spot in the case there are ever any problems in this area, Ne said currently tne garage is encroaching on the easement leaving four and a h alf feet of easement which would be worthless in the case that maintenance was necessary. MOTION by Courcilman Starwalt to waive the first reading of the ordinance for the vacation request by Mr, Richard Kok ar.d adopt the ordinance on first reading. Seconded by Councilwoman Kuko��tski. llpon a voice vote• all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carriPd unanimously. 'FIRST REAQ:NG OF A�J ORDIIdAPJCE fOR UACP,TIOid REQUEST SAU �i5-0°, BY FRIDLEY ASSEMQLY OF GOD CHURCH, TO VACi�7-c URAIi'�AGE AiVD UTILITY EF1SEPitNT LOCATED AT 472 USBORNE RD.'t�E. The Assistant City Engineer explained that thE Church was in the process of purchasing a strip of additional proper�y whir..l� would change the lot line where ±he existing easement lies. He explained that the new lot line would be ava;lable for the relocation of the easement. Councilman Breider mentioned that at the last hearinq, the City Enyinee�° had mentioned scmethinn about the , storm sewer easement. 1"he City Manager said this had been taken care of and there is no problem. H� r�+en�.ioned the 12 foot easement would be relocated. ; The City Manager said a71 ofi the items af concern can be taken care of by a letter of understanding which must be receiv��d befo•�°e the second reading of the ordinance. �� ' i ' ' ' � ' ' � REGULAR C�UPdCIL P1EETTPdG OF SEPTEMBER 22, 1975 PJEtV BUSINESS COPITINUED ------ — _ � � � 1 '3�3 , `. �" ; PAGE 4 � �; .� MOTIQN by Councilman Breider to waive the first reading of the ordinance and adopt the ordinance on first reading ��lith the understanding that the appiicant submit a letter of understariding from the liospita7 and the Ch�rch concerning the drainage problems. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukoa�ski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, P1ayor Plee declared the motion carried unanimously. FIRST RERDINa QF AN ORD?NAPlCE FOR VACATION REQUEST SAV #75-10� BY ROBERT HIPvRICHS� TO VACATE UTILITY AND DR�;?NAGF E.ASEMENT� LOCA"(ED AT Q81 AND 1001 RICE CREEK TFRRACt NE.: � The Assistant Engineer explained the request to va cate the entire drainage and utiiity easement which is located five feet on the Hinrick proper•ty and five feei on the adjoining property. He said the applicant would like to build a double garage and there would also be a need for the patitio7er to gain approval of the variance in the side yard set back from five feet to three. The P,ssistant City Engineer explained that the Staff had been in contact with the various utility coripan9es and they have no interest in the easements. He expiained the easement to have been se� •� f�r a possibl� outlet for the storm sewer system which had been constructed else�,�here under other plans. MOTION by Councilman Lreider to waive tFe first reading of the ordinance and ' adopt the ordinance for the vacation of the draina�e and uti]ity easeinent at 981 and 1001 Rice Creek 7errace on first reading, Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion • carried unanimously. RECE1VIfJG TNE MINUTES OF THE APPEALS COMMISSIOPI OF AUGUST 12. 19�5 SECTTON 205.134, 4Q, TG 205.13n, ON LOTS 6,7,8 and 9, 6LOCK 6, O�IAI�lAY ACDIT?OPI, 7HF SAf�1F BEINu 7741 BEECH STREE7_ N.E.. FRIDLEY, M?NNESOTR.�REQL'EST BY PACO, INCORPORATE�. 5520 K?RKidODU LANE � nvn�n� \� � i � The Assistant City Eng�neer explainnd the requests as listed in the tiC1e and further explained that i.he setback request for the rear yard would not be possible since there is an ex�sting drainage and utiliiy in tt�e rear of the property wh ere there had previously beer a street easement. He explained that the drai:iage ar,d utility easements were maintained in this portion and it would hQ� bP_ possibl2 to construct anyth-ing aa7 it. He snid i;ne petitioner wculd have to rnaintain the 25 foot setback in this area, He explained that ir" this would be done, it would reduce the size of the building considzrably. The City Manager explained that it will he possible to build up to the eas�ment line, but to construct on this porticn, the applicant would have to vacate ihe entire portion. Councilman Breider asked that the enti,-e area colored rnap be brought in for the Council to review at this time. The Assistant Cit.y Ennineer displayed the area map, �here w�s furtl�er d9�cussion concernis�g the zero sethack on the west side with it being determined tFiat lf ayreement fl,oiii ii}e adjacent property owner was obtained, a variance wouid not be necessary for this canstr�ction. Councilman 6rHider qi�estioned why the administration had only found out about the easement in the rear yard that day. ThF Assistant City Engineer said the Appeals Commission was not aware of the extent of the easement. The City Manager said it would be the respons�bility of the rroperty ov!nPr to have a survey prepared to find out such things. Tne Assistant City Ene�ineer said if the pr�operiy owner had obtained a title search, Lhis would have showed up in the search, I � '� i-- -- � 1.34 ,' ; .� 'i � \ 0 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBFR 22, 1975 NEW BUSINESS CONTINUED PAGE 10 Councilman Breider asked if the easement appeared on the Plat Maps and the Assistant City Engineer said the easement appeared on the title and the tax statement. The City Manager said the current consideration would not need any action since the variance in the rear yard was not being considerec+. MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to receivs the minutes of the Appeals Commission Meeting of August 12, 1975. Secorrded by Councilwoman Kukowski, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the mot�on carried unanimously. RECEIVING TNE PIINUTES OF THE PARKS AP1D RECREATIOPd COMMISSION OF AUGUST 25, 1975 DISCUSSION CONCERNING MAINTENANCE OF ICE AND THE HOCKEY P QGRAf1: Councilman Fitzpatrick said he had received a request from a member of the Hockey Association to appear before the Council at the upeoming Conference Meeting. He explained that another top'.� was requested for d�scussion, but this could a�so be taken care of that time, MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to table the consideration of the maintenance of the ice and the Hockey Program with discussion taking place at the upcoming conference meeting. Secorded by Councilwoman Kukowski, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the.motion carried unanimously. REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #75-23, BY PETER J. LONG: PER FRIDLEY CITY CODE, SECTION 205.051, 2,A, TQ ACL04J THE CONSTRl1CTI0N OF A SECOND ACCESSORY BUILDING, A 13' x 22' GARAGE, ON LOT 11, BLOCK 4, RICE CREEK TERRACE PLAT 6, THE SAME BEING 6721 �1ADISOM STREET. N.E.: The Assistant City Engineer explained that there was a recommended stipulation that this construction not be used for a home occupation. He said it would be in order to approve the special use permit with this stipulation. MOTION by Councilman Breider to approve the special use permit as requested �iy Mr. Peter J. Long for 6721 Madison Street N.E. with the stipulation that , the accessory building not be used for a home occupation. Seconded by Council- woman Kukowski, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Plee declared the motion carried unanimously, REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP #75-13, BY NAEGELE OUTDOOR ADVERTISING MOTIOP+ by Councilwoman Kukowski to set a public hearing for the request for special use permit SP #i75-13 on Plovember 10, 1975. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, P1ayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously, REQUEST FOR A SFECIAL USE PERMIT, SP �75-14, BY NAEGELE OUTDOOR ADVERTISING f'l1MPnNY• T(1 AI 1(II.J TNF f(1NTTM!fATT(1N f1F AN FXTCTTPJ� RTI I Rfl/1R!1 hN I(1T lS2 .4F_ MOTION by Councilwoman Kukawski to set the public hearinu on the matter of the request for the special use permit SP #7�-14 for November 10, 1�75. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. '!. ��.- � � ' � ' � � � ' ' ' ' , ' ' �/ . , ' ��' REGULAR COUNCIL h1EETING OF SEPTE��1BER 22, 1975 PAGE 11 NE4J BUSINESS CONTINUED REQUEST �'OR A SPECIAL USE PER�1IT, SP �i75-15, NAEGEI_E OUTDOOR ADVERTISING _ �nrnpnn�v� �n n� i i�Td i��1� f:�PdT;NIIATTOFd OF APJ EXISTIPIG BILL60ARD ON LOTS 1-3 135 AhD REQUEST FOR A SPEC;AL USE PER�ITT, S� �`75-10, BY P�AEGFLE OUTDOQR ADUERTISING COMPANY: TO LLOtJ THE: CONTINUATION OF FIN cXISTIPlG f3ILLB0ARD OPl LOT 4, FUDITOR'S SUBDIVISION N0. 155, FER FRIDLEY CITY CODF, SEC?ION 21n.042, THE S.4ME 3EIfVG 5501 7TH SIREET, N.E.: ` Ar�� RFQUEST FOR A SPECI�IL USE PERMIT, SP �75-17, �l' BREDE, 1NC,: TO ALLOW THE C�NTiNUATION OF AP� EXISTING B:LL80ARD ON PRRT OF L01' 8, AUDITCR'S SUQDIVISION Ivv. 94> PER FRIDLEY CI�(Y CODF, SECTIOM 214.042, THE SNME BEING 5401 CEPlTi?AL _ AVEfdUE_ N. �. AND �FRMTT_ SP #75-1R: BY EP.EDE. INC.: TO ALLOW TNE • AND AND AiVD REO EST FOR A SPECIAL USF FFRP1TT, Sr �75-19, 8Y QRFDE, IP1C: TO ALLQW THE INUATTON UF AN EXISTING QILLC�Qi�RD ON LOT 7, 6L'JCK l, HARSTAD AI�DITION FRIDLEY CITY CODE, SFCTION 214,042, THE SAME BFTNG 6801 HIGHWAY #65 N.E. JEST FOR A SPECIF�L USF PERMIT ;�SP #75-20, BY BRFDE, INC: TO ALLOW THE TINUATION OF.P.f� EXISTT.vG SILLBQAF.D ON LOTS 2g aP;� 30, BLOGK 11, HAt�iILTQI�I'S ITIO"; IO MECHANTCSV?LLE, PER FRIDLEY CITY CODE, SECTION 214,�4?, THF SA�1E NG 54�7 4TN STTEET N.E. V ~ ST FOR A�PFCIAL USF PERMIT, SP #75-?l, BY E�RED�, INC.: TO ALLOW THE NUATION 0� Af� EXISTING Bil_LC30ARD ON !'i1RCEL 3620, SECTION 12. PER FRID CITY CGD[, S�CTION 214.042, iHt SAi�E 6EInG 756�3 HIfHWAY 65 ;!.[. � MOTION by Counci?vroman Kukawski to set the public hearings for the special use permits SP „75-15. S° #75-16, SP #75-i7, SP �75-18, SP �175-',? and SP #75-20 and SP n75-21 for P,ovember 10, �1975. Upon a voice vote. all votinq aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimousiy. CONSIDERATION OF INCREAS[ IN FI?ID�E!' FIR�MEN'S RELIEF A�SOCIATION PENSION BFNEFITSi-^ -------- — — The C�ty Manager said the requested increase would be about 20%. He explained that the fund is actuarily sound and they would not be coming to the City and askinc ;or money. The Ci�y Manager said the Administration recommended that the increase be approvede The City Nanager said that Assistant Chief, Bob Aldrich was present at th? meeting 1;o answer any of the Council's questions. Mr. Aldrich er.plained the rebate is funding the pension plan entirely at this point and said this was a?_%' rebate on fire insurance policies written E i 1 ; I � - , - ` � 1;3 F . y RE6ULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF $EPTEMBER 22, 1975 PAGE 12 NEW BUSINESS CONTINUcD in the ammunity and this rebate amounts to �a30,354 per year. He mentioned that this amount is in excess of providing the 20% increase in benefits requested by the Relief Association. Some discussion followed concerning future requirements and the length of service for the average volunteers on the department. MOTION by Councilman Breider to increase the benefits for the Firemen's Reliefi Association to $1G4 per month, effective Oct. 1, 1975. Seconded by Councilvroman Kul;owsl:i. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. DISCUSSIOPd INTRODUCED BY 14R. GARY QARKER, 5800 3RD ST. PIE.E „ COPlCERNING DRIVING HIS SNOrJMOBILE rROf�1 HIS HOME TO THE TARGET WAREHOUSE, HIS PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT: Mr. Qarker addressed the Council and explained his request to travel from h�s home to his place of employment durinq the winter months on his snow- mobile. He explained he did not have a drivers license and it was almost impossible to take the bus to and from work. After c�nsideration discussion, the Council consensus was that the resident contact the Public Safety Director, Mr. James Hill for the answers to these questions. ' CONSIDERATION OF BALLOTS FOR UTARD 1 AND WARD 111. MOTION by Councilman Starwalt toannrove the ballots for Ward l and,Ward 111. Seconded by Councilwoman K�,kowski. Upon a voice vote, all votin� aye, Ma.yor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSICERATIOM OF PARTICIPATIO�! PP,OPOSAL BY M1NPIESQTA NIGHI�AY DEPARTMENT FOR SIG�ALIZATION AT TH #65 AND 53RD AVENUE N.E, The Assistant City Engineer outl9ned the funding costs and said the total cost for the revision of the signals would be $75,000 H�ith Federal funding cover� ing J 0°6. He mentioned after the fed2ral share is paid, the remaining obliga� tion of the City vrould Le to pay one yuarter of the remaining �22,50(? or a total of $6,975 which includes 6% of the projact costs. MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to appreve.the concept of the proposal by the Minnesota Nighway Department for siqnaiizatioi� at TH #65 and 53rd Aneune �l.E. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting a,ye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. The Assistant City Engineer further explained that the oriqinal estimate of the City;s share was �1II,500 because the 70% federal funding was not anticipated. CONSIQERATION OF AGREEMEfdT BETWEEN CIiY OF FRIDLEY A�1D RICHARD POVLITLKI• FRONTIER CLUB, 7365 CENTRAL: The City Manager explained that Mr. Povlitzki had come to his office and � request�d that this matter be placed on the Council agenda. He mentioned �' that Mr. Povlitzki was not present at t"e meeting. The City Manaaer said \' the staff had tried to contact P1r Povlitzki's attorneys, Mr. Smith and � Mr. Hagerty and they were not available. The City Manager further pointed ; oui that Mr.Povlitzki had said he was not retain�ng an attorney any lonaer. MOTIOfd by Councilman Starwalt to table the consideration of the ayreement between the City of Fridle.y and RicY;ard Povlitzki until he again requests that it be placed on the agenda. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting ay�, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. �.. ; �. � X ' ' ' ' � � ' � ' 1 I i ' ' ' � � I i , I � ' � , � �. , ' ' , � ,� � i 137 REGULAR COUPlCIL MEETING OF SEpTFMBER 22, 1975 PSGE i3 NEW BUSINESS CONTINIiED RESOLUTION N0. 183-1975 - DIRECTING 7HE ISSUANCE OF TEPIPORARY IMPROVEMENT_ BONDS IN ACCORDANCE WITH LAWS OF 1957, CHAPTER 385,: MO7ION by Councilman Starwalt to adopt Resolut.ion No, 183�1975. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Nayor Nee declared the motian carried unanimously, RESOLUTION N0. 184-1975 - OIR[C?"ING TH[ SALE AND PURCNRSE OF TE�9�ORARY IP1PROVEMEPI7 QONDS IN ACCORDANCE bIITH LAWS OF 1957, CHAPTER 335: ! MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to adopt Resolution No. 183-1975. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Ne� declared i:he motion carried unaiiimousiy. RESOLl;TION CONFIP,MINu ASSESSMEN7 FOR THE TREATP1ENT AND REMOVAL OF TREES: MOTION by Councilman Breider to table the consideration of the Resolution canfiirming the assessment for the treatment and removal of trees until the October 6, 1975 meeting. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski, Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Playor f�e2 declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF CNANGE ORDER #1 FOR SANITARY SEI�IFR IP1PROVE^tEfdT PROJECT #113 PETER LAMETTI CONSTRUCTIOfd : _ ^ MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to approve Change Ordei° #1 `or Sanitary Sewer Im,nrovement Proj'ect m113. Seconded by Counci�vacman Kukowsl:i. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, 1�layor Ptee declared the motion carried unanimously, GONSIDERATIOP! OF Afd ORDIP�ANCE ADOP7ING THE BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1976' AND RESOLUTION Nu. 1Fi5-1975 DETERN1I�lIPdG THE PIFCESSTTY OF P.�ID PROVI6IfdG FOR A TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE NORPIAL CI-TY CNAR7ER TAX LI��1ITS: P10TIOiV by Counci'woman I<ukoviski to waive the first reading of the ordinarice ac1o�}trnn the Budget fer the Fiscal Year 1976, and adopt the ordinance in the first readin�. Seconded by Coiancilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, t�layor Nee decla�ed th� motion carried unanimously. Councilman Fii:zpatrick noted that the date on the second page of t;he resolution should ue changed to 1976. MOTION by Counci�lman �tarwalt to a.dept resolution �lo, 185-1975. Seconded py Councilwoman Kukowski, Upon a voice vote, all voting ay�, hiayor Nee declared the moti�n carried unaniniously, ct�Trr�s, G�PdtRAL AND LIQUOP, - 11547 - 11773 MOTIOfd by Councilman 6reider to �p�•ove the cla;ms for payment, Seconded by Coui�c�iwonian Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all votiny aye, i�ayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. LTCENSES: ��lOTIOPV by Ceuncilman Star�•�alt to approve tne �icenses as noted on pages 20 through 20 B,and as on record in the City Pianager's Office, Seconded by Councilr�an areider, Councilman Breider questioned the issuance of the food establishment license for the planned activ;ties at Ho]l,y Center, He nated tViat there 4��ould be no fee. Councilwoman Kukowski asked if it was policy to not charge for this type of ]icense, The City yara�er• noted that this wo�ild be a nonprofit activity. Councilman Lreider said the Publi� Safety Cirector had approved the issuance of i:he license and he had faith in his judqernent, Councilman Breider s.aid he would like to know what the activities would consist of. d . � � ' -------_ i ; l3R '�j _ , • � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 22, 1975 NEW BUSINESS CONTINUED PAGE 14 The City Manager said he wou]d furnish the Council with information on the activities before the date of the planned festival, UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF THE APPLTCATION FOR THE 3.2 BEER LICEPlSE fOR THE AMERICAN BAZAAR APlD MARKET: Councilman 6reider said he had a hard iime comprehendinq what type of food and beer service this prorosal requested, - A representative of the American Bazaar said this would be a concession stand set up, if the City appro��es the license. He said the County would basically approve the food license, He said this would allow the service of 3.2 beer at their operation wh-ich is o�liy open on Saturday and Sunday. CoGncilman Breider asked if the stand for these sales was set up at the present time. The representative said the Public Safety �irector had visited the location. Councilwoman Kukowski questioned why a beer license was being requested, The represertative answered tnat they would have an operation similar to what is done at the fair, Councilwoman Y.ukowski asked how this facility would be built. The representa� tive explained that this area would be closed off to the remainder of the sales area and there would be a guard ai the door or entrance to insure that no one would be walking out of the facility with beer. Councilman Starwalt said this does not allow anyone to �va1k around with the.beer in the area of the other concessions. The representative agreed �•�ith this statement. --- Councilman Breider asked the City Attorney what his opinion would be as'to the Council's consideration. The City Attorney sf.ated that the City Council would have the authority to approve or deny the request. He noted if denial is the Councils action, the reason for such denial should be documented. Councilman Starv�alt asked if some specific ty}�e of liability insurance had been maintained for the proposed usage of the facility, The representative indicated that they had $3,00O,OOQ in liabil.ity, insurance, Councilman Starwalt �sked if this coverage ��ould include the 3.2 beer, The representative said yes, The representative explained that he and the Public Safetv pirector f�ad crone over the plans and some of the plans had to be changed, He mentioned that this had been taken care of. Councilwoman Kukowski asked what date the operation would be opening and the representative said on Uctober 4, 19i5, ' Councilwoman Kuk.owski questioned why the mate�°ial had not been included in the agenda for the Council to review previous to the meetiny, The representa- tive said the plars had been submitted to City Hall two weeks previously, Councilwoman Kukowski said she could visualize Taraet coming in and request� ing a 3.2 license for heer for their snack bar, She mentioned that thi� would also be possible for Mennards and Noliday if the current request is granted. Councilwoman Kukowski said sne felt that the facts should have 6een submitted to the Council bef�re the current evening. Councilman Breider said he was concerned about his responsibility to the public and questioned if the publ�c would be opposed to this tyve of operatior�, He mentioned the possibility nf the booth renters frequenting the beer garden and getting carried aHiay with the public. Councilman areidei� said he did not know i ____._ � ; i J � I , �I � I ' ' ' ' � ' ' f '" I � '. � 1 ---- '---- --.-._. REGULAR COUNCIL MEE7IP;G OF SEPTEMBER 22, 1975 NEW QUSINESS CONTINUED - ----- -_ -- . �� ?3�? 4 � � PAGE 15 � � ' � � . of another situation where beer is being sold at a f]ea market. The representative mentioned that this is done at the fair. Councilman Breider said he would have no objection to the issuance of the food license at the present time, but he questioned ihe issuance of the 3.2 beer license. Councilwoman Kukowski said she could not vote in favor oP the 3.2 license at the present meeting without any research. Councilman Fitzpatrick asked if it v�ould be appropriate vrith the applicant if the Council would table the consideration of the 7icense until the Counailmembers would have an opportunity to revievi the operation of the market. Councilman Fitzpatrick said he was not pi°epared to take action since the Council had not received an,y notice of the request until the present meeting time. Councilwoman Kukowski said she would like to review the operation before the Council considered the issuance of the '��er 1?cr�nse, She questioned if tiiis had been done by a similar operation. �ne representative of ihe market mentioned that it has been done in other states. . Councilman Starwalt said he agreed with the staiements of Councilwoman Kukowski and thought he would like to take a look at the operation first. Ma,yor Nee said he felt the consideration should be tabled for some time, H? said the Council is a little uneasy about a retail operation in this location , and he asked if the Council could be given a chance to experience the operation before the considerntion of the license. MOTIO�! by Councilman Breider to approve the issuance of the food establishment license as requested by the American Bazaar and Marknt, Ser.onded by Counci]- woman Kukowski, Upon a vcice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously, MOTION by Councilman Breider t� table the consideration of the issuance of a 3.2 beer license as requested by the American Bazaar and Market until the October 6, 1975 meet?ng. Seconded by Councilvaoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Playor h'ee declared the motior� carried unanimously. ESTIMATES: . • Comstock & Davis, Inc< 1446 County Road "J" Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 FIiVAL FSTIMATE N0. 3 for furnishing of Professional.Engineerinn $ 2,372.05 Services for planning Sanitary Sewer Improvement Project #113 , Peter Lametti Construction 614 Drake Street St. Paul, Minn. 55102 FINAL ESTIMA7E N0. 7 for Sanitary Sewer Improvement #113 (Centra7 Avenue Relief Sewer) $37,056.50 Dunkley Surfacing Company 3737 East River Road . FridTey, Mn. 55421 PARTIAL ESTIM�ITE N0, 4 for Street Improvement Project ST,1975-1 $9],676.72 PARTIAL ESTIMATE N0. 4 for Street Improvement Pi-oject ST.i975-2 $66,853.13 � � 1 � � � 3 i � � f f f � � � ; # �, � � �� ,� 0 �� _ _ _ ' . ; -� �l REGULAR COUNCIL ME[7IPdG OF SE�T[P9LiER 22, 1975 hEW BUSINrSS COIy71PlUED PAGE 16 Bianconi Construction Company � 986 Bayard Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota 55]02 PARTTAL ESTIMATE N0. 1 for �ti�ater, Sanitary Sewer, Storm Sewer and Street Grading No. li7 for period er�ding 8/29/75 $23,958,13 Comstock & Davis, Inc. 1�F4G County Road "J" . Mi r,nea.pol i s, hir.. 5543?_ Far the furnishing of resident inspection and resident super- vision for the staking out of the construction work for the follosving: PARTIAL ESTIf•1G1TE ;10, Sunitary Sewer Ir:iprovement Project �113 � 283.10 PARTIAL �STII�'�ATL" ;{21 , Sar,itary Sewer, tdater and Stcrm Se��er Improvement °roject #114 from 8/4/75 through 8/30/75 �a •31.93 PARTIAL ESTIMATE #°, Ulater, Sanitary Se1-rer & Storm Sewer Improvemeni Project #11G from 8J16 through 8J30/75 � fi1•7£3 PARTIAL ESTINATE #2, Water, Sanitary Se�,�er, Storm Sewer F� Street Grading Improvement Project No. 117 from II/18/75 . through 8/30/75 $ 1,100.05 Weaver, Talle & I;errick 31b �1ain St. E Anoka, Minnesota 55303 Serv'ices rendered as City. Attorney for m�nth of August, 19i5. � $ 1,425.00 MOTION by Councilman Greider to approve the estimates. Seconded by � Councilwanan Kukowski. Upor� a vc�ice voi:e, all voting aye, '4ayor fdee declared the motion carried unaniriously. QUESTION OF l�1fiETHER CGUNCIL A°PROVED THE REt�10DELING OF PHILIPS PETROL[UM STATION: Mr. Bill P1artin, representing the Company questioned if this item nad be�n approved hy the Council. He mentioned that he had been advised to attend this meetirg since the Council wou1d be consider�r�g the matter at the c�irrent. meeting. . The City Managei° explained that the Council r,eed not take any action on buildir�g permits wnen the requirem�nts of the Code are met, MOTION by Councilman Breider to concur with the rec�mmeizdation of the Planning Commission and approve the r�equest for rernodelira. Seconded by Ccuncilwoman Kukcwski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, ttayor Plee cleclarea the motion carried unaniir,ously, ,� - _ � � � l�l] REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 22, 1975 NEVJ RUSINESS COP�TINUED PAGE 17 CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL OF THE CONSTRUCi-IQN OF A TWO STORY OFFICE QUILDING AT 7421 CENTRAL AVENUE N.E, PROPGSED OFFICE BUILDING b!ITH STORA6E AREA BY A.J.L.S. INVESTMENT COMPAMY: MOTION by Councilma�n Starwalt to approve the above mentibned request as recommended by the Planning Commission. Seconded by Councilman Breider, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, 1�1ayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNt�EP�T : MOTIO�J by Councilwoman Kukowski to adjo�,n the meetina. Seconded by Coimcilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Regular Meeting of the fridley City Council of September 22, 1975 adjourred at 11:25 P.M. Pat Ranstrom Secretary to the City Council Date Approved: a \ 0 William J. Nee Mayor � � � � � , � ' � � ' ; �� 0 r� � � �. THE MINUTES OF TFIE REGULAR P�GETTNG OF THE f'RIDLEY CITY COUNCIL OF OCTOQER G, 1975 7he Regu]ar t�eeting of the Fr�idley City Council of October 6, 1975 was called to order at 7:33 P.M. by Mayor Aee. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: h1ayor Nee welcomed those present at the meeting and invited them to,join the Council in saying the Pledge of l�llegiance to the Flag. � ROLL CALL: , MEMBERS PRFSENT: MEM6ERS A�SEPdT APPRQVAL OF MIfJUTES: Councilman Fitzpatrick, Mayor PJee, Councilwoman Kukowski, Councilman areider, Councilman Starwalt Non� MOTION by Coimcilman Stars^�a7t to adopt the minutes of the Public P1eetino of September 15, 1975 as submitted. Seconded by Counrilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice v��te, all voting aye, rrayor Nee declared the motion carried umamimously. 1},bOPTION OF AG[hDA: P40TION by Council��roman Y.ukoi•rski to adopt agenda with the addition of a letter from Frank's Tree Service, as requested by Councilman Starwalt. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a yoice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. OLD 6USI��ESS: QRDINANCE r'r�544 - CONSIDERATIOP� QF SECOPiD READING OF AP� ORDII�JANCE FOR VA!'AtION RE�UEST #75-07, BY VERLYN VANDFR LUGT, TO VACATE PORTIOI�! OF SIV�RTS LANE STREET EASEh1EN?. ^ The Publ�ic L+lorks Directar comnlented that the Ordinance #594 was changed as requested . at first reaciing, to change 6G' to 36` to be vacated. The City Manager said that it should read 'the Westerly 36' of the easterly 66'. MOTION was made by Councilman Start�ralt to adopt and publish Ordinance #�5�4. Secar.�ed by Councilvroman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. � ' , ORDINANCE #!595 - CONSIDERATIOfd OF SECQND READIM6 OF ORDINAhtCE FOR VACATION P,EQUEST SAV n75-08 C3Y LEO LEP-1K[, "f0 V/\CATE PORTIO�d OF 47TH /�VE. AND ALLEY LAS'Ei4FNT IN PLYMGUTH ADDITIOf�. i MOTIQN by Councilman Breider and seconde.d by Councilrrian Starwalt to ,vaive the ! �second r,eaaing and adopt and publisll Ordinance #595. Upon a voice vote, all voting ; aye, ��layor Nee der_lared ttte motion carried unanimously. � � ' O��I�'RNCE �;596 - CONSIDERATION OF t[COfJD READING OF ORDINAf�CE FOR V/�CATIOP! REQi1EST. � SAV 4:15-05, (3Y ItICMF1RD I:CK, TO VACATE D'RAIN{;GE A�D UlIL1TY EASEP�ENT LOCATED AT �� 6517 h1C KINL.EY STR'tET, N.E. � ANL� . (?ROINANC� �1,97 ' C'JN�IUERt1TI0P� OF /IPPROV/1L OF LO�t SPLIT REQt1EST L.S. �t75-05, QY FRIDLEY ASSEhiBLY 0� � �b��RCH. (171BLFD 8- £�-/5�. , � F�OTICN by Counc�ilman Breider to waive the seeond read�ng and to adopt Ordinance �{597 and order publication. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatr•ick. Upon a voice vote, a�l voiing aye, Mayc�r Nee decTar•ed ihe motia� carried unanimously. ' H10TJON t�y Councilman Greider to approve Lot Sp�it, seconded by Councilrs�an Starwalt. U{�on a voice voie, all voting aye, h1ayor h,ee declared the motion carried unanimously. � - - - � , REGULAR COUNCIL M[ETING OF OCTOQER 6, 1975 � Page 2 �ORRINANCF �598 - CONSID[RATION OF SECOND RC�DIPdG OF AN ORDINANCE FOR VAC�TION � ' •REQUEST SAV �f75-10,_(3Y RULERT I(1NRICHS, TO VI�C(�TE UTILITY AND DRAINAGE EASEMENT, . ` LOCA7�D AT 9£31 AND 1001 RIGE CREEK TERR CE. N.E, f � �! . AND CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL OF VARI/1NCE REQUfST I�Y ROBERT 1{INRiCHS AT 981 RICE CREEY. TERRACE, N. E. � ~ MOTION by Councilman Bre�der to waive the second reading and adopt Ohdinance #598 and order publication. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Ptayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick and seconded by Council 6reider to approve the t� variance request by Robert Hinrichs at 981 Rice Creek Terrace. l�non a voice vote, all�voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERIITION OF AGRFEP1ENT BETl�1EEN CITY OF FRIDLEY AND RICIiARD POVLITZKI: FRUfJTIER CLUQ, 7365 CE«TRAL AVE. N. E. " 7he Public Wo�°ks Director referred to Agenda, Page GA, 6B, 6C and 6D, and said the agreement had been prepared as directed b�� Council after the first reading of the re-zoning ordinance fc�r the property owne� by Richard D. Poviitzki. At this time, Mr. Povlitzki questioned signing the agreement and indicated.�a desire to kno�•a the status of his liquor license applicatian. Council advised him they would consider the second reading and publication of the re-zoning as soon as improvements were made by the oam er to the ex'isting .property, and after that considerat.ion could be given to the application of liquor license. Mr. Povlitzki asked if he would put an "X" number of dollars irito the property .for improvements, would i:he Council issue him a liquor license. �Councilwoman Kukowski sai� that they must tal:e first things first. Mayor Plee reminded Mr. Povlitzki that this t�ras the same agreement as in 1969, and tl�at the improvements ��rere still not completed. Mr. Povlitzki said he just wanted to kno4v if they were going to give him a liquor license or not. ° Councilwoman }:ukowski asked Mr. Povlitzki if he was plarning to sell the property. He replied he was trying to sell it presently. Councilwoman Kukowski suggesl;ed that perhaps the new owner could come back and apply for license. Mr. Povlitski felt that tivould not be easy to�do in �ridley. No�one �uoul� buy without havinq a liquor license, and said it was difficult enough with�the degree of policing being done. He also said he could not d� all the remodeling by only selling 3.2% beer. � Councilman Starwalt said they could not take action on l�quor license until re- zonirig had been established. He also said they were onl.y trying to do the righ�� thing for i;he citizens of Fridley. � �. Mr. Povlitxki said he wanted a v�te to consider his liquor license. Councilman Starwalt said he would not ask Council to vote k�ecause he thinks that is the wrong way to yo about it. D1r. Povlitzki said that he �•�ould tak� care of all of the im{�rovements. Councilman Starwalt said he had a poor track record of compliance witi� City requirements and he tivould be relunctant to vof.e for him to have a license.. at this time. Councilwoman Kukovrski brought up that if he was really serious about selling, Council �,�ould ��ot issue a liquor license until the sale was made. Mr. Povlitzki said the ne�v buyers would then have to go through the same things all over again. Councilman (3reider said he thought it would be b�etter t� sell �IiL' business and .have the new buyers come in and talk to the Council. � � ' ' � u L� � IJ � ' � ' ' � ' �� . REGUL�R ME[TZNG OF CITY COUNCIL OF OC70QER 6, )975 Page 3 Councilman Starwalt said Mr. Povlizki would have to decide whether it would 6e to his adyantage to sell under the changed zoning or present zoning, and that it would k�e more marketabie if tl�e improvements were made. Councilman Starwalt also said he could not tie in the re-zoning and the liquar l�cense toqei:her as it did not work that way. " Mayor Nee said that the Council c�uld give P1r. Povlii:zki a Resolution�of Intent to give I�i�n a liqu�� license. Mr. Povlitzki said if anyone else came to the Coun�il for a liquor license, ti�ey ��ould not have to wait nine months. . Councilman areitler said all of the liquor licenses ��rere handTed the same. It was the same with Ground Round and others. They ►vere issued a license after the remodeling had been done. ' Councilman FitzpatricE: said it makes sense to him for Mr. Povlitzki to try and sell his property and i:l�e sale could be contingent upon his obtaining a liquor license. The problern is that Lhe re-zoninq is contingent upon improvements, so it would be to his advantage to get the re-zonir�g. Mayor Nee said that thc Cit:y ��aas prepar•ed to give P�1�°. Povlitzki approval for re- zoring �' the second readinn deper�dent upon completion of the improvements. He further explained that ihey couid issue a Reso]ution of Intent that if it was properly zoned and com�l�ied Wlth the requiremenis, a resolution could provide him YJ1tI1 :ntent of issuing a liquor• l�cense. CoL�ncilman Star�-fait said he ��ould i�ot ask for a resolui:ion contingent on f�1r. Povlitzkifullfilling his commitment for im�rover��ents. . ' . _ Dtayor F�!ee asked for a motion for l�dm�nistrative to be directed to prepare a ' Resolutioi� of Intent for issiaance of liquor license for Octobe�° 20, 1975. MOTIQN by Councilman Starwa1t to pi�epa�°e �4 Resolution. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vete, ali voting aye, P•fayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimous 1��. � M�7ION was made by Councilt�doman Kul;owski to approve the Agreement. Seconded by Councilman �reider. Upon a v�ice voj;e, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion car�°ied unanin�ously. • � CONSIDER.ATION �r WURD?NG OF ORDINP,IVCE 1=0R THF ISSUANCF OF WINE LTCENSFS (FR�M _ , MELTiFdG OF�9/22/75� � . � The City f�fanager rc:quested th� Council to se1; a Public Nearing for November 10, 1975, with i;f�e p�°opose� Ordinance Lo sta�:e a$2,000 fee. After discussion, it Hras deier- mined that notice be sent to current liquor iicense holders, food establishments and ci.vic: greups. . t�10TI0i�i hy Councilwoman Kukowsl:i �Co set a Public Hearing for November 10, 1975, .with ihe pro(?osed Ord-inance to state a$2,�J�O fee. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, 1layor Plee declared the mo�ion carried unanim�usly. CONSID�!'11"fION OF 3.2 LICFP�SE I"Q� 111�1ERICA�:i �R7A/1R f��l� "P1ARKET f3Y JER0�1E W. �IELT7_ ----- --- - - -- - -- -- ---------_ - — AND RICIix�I�D G��J4A �TA6LGD 9/22/7�. � • Councilm�n [��°eidet• stated thai:.re had gone to the American [iazaar and Market site the pasi Saturday, and said that Mr. l3raina was doing a good job, but that there were sc�m� weecis qr��ving on the grounds of the adjacent building. Mr. Brama said he t,rouid take the blan�e for that a]i:hough ii: ��ras part of a maintenance agreement they had, but that it would be i.aken c�zre of by Friday. Mr. arama said that he did not count the crowd but thai: about 55 booths were filled. He prese��ted a diagr,�m showing the plan of the picnic tables for ihe 3.2 beer area. Mr. C�rama explained that he had seme 4�oi�icing through ti�e area by an off-duty Fridley policen�an and that thcy had a sccurity_quard on duty at all times. He also said tf�at ti�e exhibitors were l7apny. � . C�uncili,�o��ian Kukowski.�uestioned �n �improvcment of the public address system. Mr. ' aran�a ex�lained that. the proble..� was tt�e sounds were vibrating off the walls and ceilings and Lhey ��ould use this for paging only. Otherwise, a PA system with speakers on i:i�e stayc t,�ould bf� used fr�r �he eni.ertainment. REGULAR MEETING OF TIIE CITY COUNCTL OF OCTOQER G, 1975 Page 4 MQTIOtJ was made by Councilman arei.der to approve the 3,2� licerse for the American [3azaar and vras seconded by Councilman Fi�:zpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, ►�Iayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. � � Councilwoman Kukow$ki suggested that sorr,e study should be made with Planning � Commission to take a look at the idea of the possibility of requests for 3.2 licenses , coming up all over the city. Councilman Starwalt mentioned.that there are similar situations within the city, one being the Skywood ��1a11; and another example of restricted areas is the City Parks. 6eer is not a114wed tivhen families have picnics and where children are pre- sent, and they would have beer cans all over the parks. The limitations of these provisions were questioned. Councilman 3reider said that in his mind, the�°e is probably more policing in the area of the American Qazaar and they have more safe-guarding than in other 3.2% license locations. He suggested the Planning Commission come up with something to control this situation. Mayor F�ee asked if �:hey wanied an /lmendment. P10TION by Councilman areider directing Administration to send the matter of 3.2% license guide-lines i:o Planning Commission, and tl�at they should refer this item down to other Cornmissions so as not to leave anyone out tl�at could add to it. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Mee declarecl the motion carried unanimously. � RESOLUTIOP< �r186-1975 - CONSIDER/��fION 0� RESOLUTION CONFIRP�1ING /�SSESSMENT FOR THE TREAT��iENT AND REf�IOVAL OF Tf2EES�TA�3LED 9/22/Z5). Ran Huff, Naturalists/Res. Coordinator explained that the treatment and removal of trees has been a year of education. He said originally they did not t�ave the �xpertise of this process. , The City Manager said that we now have the figures and the experience. All we have to kno��r is the diameter in inches for a tree to be removed, and we can give the property .oti��ner a good estimate of what it will cost. Co�ncilma�� areider asked how long the current contract is, Mr.. Huff said through the end of November. • , C�uncilman areider asked how�the treatment and removal of trees was different from the weed-abatement program, and �vhy the Council does not make approvals of the con- tracts of the tree removals. � The City Nanager explained that it is different for the reason that they are below the level nECessary for Council to approve. If it vrere over $5,p0�, it would be brought to the Council. � • Councilman areider asked if they had talked to contraetors about a year-long contract. Mr. Huff explained that they did request year round contract bids from nine con- � tractors. Some of the problems encountered were thai: the City could not guarantee � th° work load and that th�re could be price increases in labor costs. Ne said he only received four bids out of�the nine who had received the request from the City. Councilman [3reider asked witiai: the costs for the tree removal in the City would be for next year. Mr. Huff said that would be hard to estimate. It would-depend on the number of diseased trees. Tf it is about 40l; the leasi; cost expected would be '� ' in the neighborhood of�S5,000 to $G,000. This would be.for the amount of work done �- because of people refusing 1:o rernove a tree because of i't being a hardship. He � emphasized even thougl� the cost arould app�,oximately be $5,000 to $6,000, the total pirogram so t'ar as run between $50,000 to $100,000 to total tax-payers i�� Fridlay. A lot of them remove the trees themselves, and others request bids on their own. . � The City requested three bids. ' . �. . Mayor Nee asked if they had a copy �f i:he letter from Frank's Tree Service and re- quested this be brought up after Item {117. LJ ' � � L_� , � ., ' ' , �� I� �_ , �� ' � ', , � r� � ' ' , ' ' � � REGULAR h1E:TING OF THE C1TY COUNCIL OF OCTO!3fR 6, 1975 Pa9� � Ma,yor l�ee asl;ed for a Resolution and if any� ��mendments or ercep�cions wcre cle�ire�. � MOTiuN by Councilw�oiaan Kul;o�ti�ski, ser_oncled b,y Counciiman Sl:�ar��ral± i.o adopi a kesolu?;ion w�iih ihe i=olio�-rin�3 exi:cpiions: Jonn 6+�>>erman, 5G50 Reyis �riv�, ��ee adjusteci to �G5.Ui) plus �Z5.i)0 i�dminisirative cosLS. Chesi:cr Versailies, 7i3oEast River itoad be deleted. Upon a voic� votie, a'll vaciny a��, P`iayor i1e� cleclareci �tlie � moi;ion carried unanii�iously. � ORUII;ANCG �i599 - C�i�;SIUkft111'iui�! i�� SEGCiV'� {tEA�I�dU Or Aid OR�iidAfdCE Ai)(.�rl'livG Tiic [�UUUI f FUIl 1�H� 1=iS!;i�L YtAit 1�i7n. � y --�----'�—~— ! MU1�10id b,y Counci Iman isreider tc� v,�aive ti�e second reading and acioi�t �rdiiiunct. ��a9 as presc�nted anci puniie.ation order•ed. �ecor+ded by i:ounci;;�lor„an Y,UI<U44Ski. Upon a voice vote, all ��otiny aye, 1�1ayor Nee declareci i:he inot�ion carried unar�intc�usiy. HFW BUSINESS CONSIDER/�iIOi� QF APd ORDINANGE A��iFI�DINU CHAPTER riQ5�REGr'�RDI��iG THC SALE OF II�TOXI(:A'�ING LI(�t10';� fal�'U �rtUV1UI�`Ji��i�lll�l lIv�UXICi�`iiidG L�C�UC!P ��1�)ti� �ri��Li� tt CL'JS�D FOR �Ai_� Or IPdfOnlCAl1�;G Li�UU�tS i3Y SAIJ ��U��S NrTrit iHr: i U�� Or � 3�� /i �I. iald� PRii1�iDIf�6 T�1F�T _ i�U PF}{�UI�S UlllrR TifA(� iiiE LICEi�.��E i�iVU_IIlS �i�iPL"U'4`EES Si�liLl_ {tri�1�+lld Oi; TH� Ni:E�•1TSFS' Af�TEic -i : ;;i) i"�. rl ------------- ------ ------ Councilmar, Fitzpatrick said to r�Ter io Paye 11 and r.han�� ti�lor�ii�y fr•ot�t.l::sJ /;.��1. to 1:00 A.P1. Maynr f�ee pointed o+at that there ;�rculd be no consumptio�i after 1:30 A.M. and no one: snoul d oe on the �remi ses af �er i: 30 l� .t�l. , excepi: che owner ar1c� er��p � u,yees . Co�mcilman [3i°ei �er said that live entee�t<<�inme��i should be c�it off at l:ilt� ii.Nl. to clear oui; the ��i°er�ises in 15 min�_�tes, especially in l�inter t�ime ��riien l:i minutes �-aould i��lly be pttshir�q i:o picl: up coats, etc. � b1�TI0N t�y Council:nan Qreider to adopt the First Rea�}i�� -�i�h th� amendment in tne titl�e that t!�e sale svill n�t: b� after 1:G1) A.��t., sc�conded by Counci'I�•:oman Kuko:ysri. Upor� a voice vote, ali vot�ng aye, t�ia�ot° Nee declured the motion carried unanirnously. CONSIU'=RRTiOP� OF AN ORDIf`Y��,C!_ l�,��E;dDTT,G CNAF'�fER 603 - SAL!-: OF IN'�OX;.C1�11Nu iHALT .. LI�'J�)1;S__�ND__PRO'J7_DiNG TH/aT Tf1�,:1= _S!�AL!.. t3L" rll)_r;0!'�SU;,1P7I�f��_!ir �lUid_TIV:iUAIi;AT'IiVu MHLI . .� � !_I Ut)� A�=rfR H0�1'2S OF �, : 30 !1 ��4. AN,i) I'ROV l DIr!G { t;�i� ti�) P�_!Z ��I!> U i Nt�� 1�Ni�N 1 HF - � � ° ---�'- ----- ----- - ---'----- ----- --�-- - --- ---- -- '� ._ _ _-„_ ' .LICEi�Si�[ Ah,D IiIS Eh�u�OYEES SIiALt_ RE(�1AIiV �JN fH-L" Plt�r�1T5ES AF�rR 1:30 i�.l�i. " ' :`,P�OTIO'�d by Counc i 1 r�an Star��ral t to adopt the �`; rst Readi ng . Moti on seconded by Councili��oman Ku;:o��aski. Up�n a voice vote, all >>oting ��ye, May�r �;ee deciared the , motion carried unanimously. � CON�ID�RI;l-ION Of� 'W ORDIhA��E A[�"ENi)IN(� C�HiAP"i ER 6�2 RE(aAiZD. i�G '[HE Si�i.E Or ��ON- � 11�J'C'Si'(A��l�T1N�, � IO�IORS �fJ') �f�ROV?i)��feu �tNf;f� flltlit SNALf�3tiv0 t,�i�5Uiv1aTi0N t7i iV01`l- INTOXICATIfdG M111 1 f 1�'JCR_/�FTFiZ �iOUfZS OF 1� 30 H M ANt? I'R�111�I!\G 7HAT� 1V(1 PEI�$OIVS ' Glil�l� �H,'�� 1HE LIC!=��S�� F1hv:.) HIS !�Nf'l_Ol'EES Silr�l_L It�1�1NI!d Oi'd TNr_� i'RrI�iI�E� F1FT�il _1.:30 � � � ., ,� \ ' , � �� MOTION by Council�von�an Kuko�vski to Uc?opt tlie First Reading. Motion seconded by �Counc�lman St1r�Nalt: Upon a voic� y.ote, a11 voting a��e , i�layor iVee declared the ntoi:io+� carr•ied u��aninious]y. CONSIDr4l�TTON 0� APPROVAL OF �INI�L PLA7 t_EIf Hi_�RIYSkN, GEPiERI�LLY.LOC/1iED�WEST� RIKSEN �4DDITIOPd, P. S. 4(75-i)?_, i'sY SI Ri�lEit R�i1D .;t�l) Si1JTl� UF LUGAN� The Publ ic btorks Director explained ttiat ai; �;he Pub?�c Hearing there was some concern reyarciiny the proposed plat. At tf;at time the Couricil directed the Administration to prepare a prelir�inary report.y�egarding improvenients in this area. We tivere not clirnci:ed Lo set up a project, but to investigate certain improvements regai�ding access�s and costs. • � � � REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MCETING OF OCTO�FR 6, 1975 , Page 6 The first item vre investigatcd was access to the proposed plat. We contemplated an access to the proposed plat from.Riverview Terrace. He said this is the safest and most economical route to take. We reviewed proposal with Anoka County, and they suyges�ed that Riverviesv Terrace provide the access to plat so the traffic from the area could make use of �he signal a� 71st and East River Road. With this first assumption we then-investigated the existing right-of-way in that proposed access. Alony the South side of Mis�lSS1�1�71 View Addition and along the vari,ous lots 34, 31 � and 32, there is a 9 foot public right-of-way. Together with i:his 9 foot public right-of-��ray there is an existing 9 foot street easem�nt, basically,.adjacent to lot 30, �'JI11C{1 is Rivervie�� Schaol. And later the development of the plat south of Mississippi Viear,gave i:he City a public right-of-vray in the amount of 30 feei; south of 9 fooi: ric�hi;-of-►,iay. Just off Riverview Terrace, there is a 39 foot public right- of-�vay. In a discussion i�rii;h the school board, they indicated an intent to cooperate with the Cii;y in the acquisition of any addii:ional easement•the City might need. With this understanding an appropriate agreement could be reached whereby they could receive credit f'or existing water and se��.er lines which vaere put in by the school. Against lot 31 there is a dedication of 25 feet. D1r. Henriksen's acquisition of the property vrould gi��e us an addil:�ional 25 feet of access into the plat on the east side of the property line of lots 31 and 34. Against lot 34 there does exist a 19 foot }�rivate easem�ni:. The CitY Attorney indicated at the present tinle this port.ion of the prop2rty could not be used for building site, therefore, he would be willir.;,;to reacl� some agreement in giving us necessary access. — . Tvro possible street construction methods were investigated. One v,�as to surface drain ��aai:er out to Riverview Terrace and pick up the v�ater by si;orm se��aer existing and; tvro is basically follorr the existing terraine of the existing property and t}�at would necess?tate the need fior storm sewer construction from existing si;orm sev�er to the lov,� point iri the access route. The storm sewer construction allows fQr less impact on the existing properties of Riverview Terrace. The surface drain construc- tion ��ould 1°esult in a greater impact on the properties of Rivervie�v Tei°race. The surface drain construction would result in a cut between 4 to 6 feet along ex;sting prope�°ties. 7his cut would necessitate retaining �va11s. At this point, 4�te have iearned from the property o�vnei�s that the retaining wa11s would not be ade;uate ard they ��aould not ��{ant to see thi$ type of impact. The surface drain street. impi�o��e- ment cost is approximai:ely $43,000. �Assessment foot-wise would be $17 to $19 per foot. With the storm sevrer trying to minimize the impact in the area, we are talking .appror.imately $56,000, which includes storm sewer system. Foot-��ise, th�is is in the orcier of, $21 �to $23 per foot. ,, ' ' , , ' ' ' � � J .� If you 1:ake total improve,nents of the street and sewer and water, we are talki��g � ' about �4,500 to �5,000 per lot. ' Mr. Nenriksen said he had a question on the road width of 30 feet. He waiif:ed 1;u know if this can be made 25 feet. There are 100 foot lots to build on and thc City set-back is 35 feet fro�� the lot. Qy the time t�e would get a house on the lot, he would only have 20 feet of back yard. He wani;ed to knovr if it could be nai°rowed down, and tf�en a f�ouse could h� buiit for y15,00C1 more in cost. If we do not go that v�ay, tve will have to build homes under �40,OOU. , � 7he City Manager said that he thinks before we proceed any m�re the �,roperty owner should know the potential lot assessmeni:. At this stage, the people of the area would tivant to knovr if i;hey v�ani: to restrict ttieir property or to develop it more. The quesi:ion is - whai: it is going to be cosi:ing and how will we deal with the schoo'. I-Je have gen�ral indic.ation;and will have to sit down and look at them and kno�� wliat the assessn;ents wi 11 be. P1r. Flen►°iksen asked if i:hey arill be able to get $10,000 o�!t of the lots. He said thai if 1:hey could get mo��e de{�th to the lots, triey would. It would make the lots more desirat�le and havc more back yard, The widths of 100 i.o 65' are fine, Uu� when the {�eof�le ��ouid step out of their patio doors, and taFe two steps, they �aould run into a fence, and this does not make the houses very desirable, Councilman Starwalt asked Mr, Novak, a resident in the area, if it would be his intent to sglit. . � r ' , ' ' � `' , ' , ' ' ' � � ,. ' .. � . ' � ' .�� _' . �� ' . REGULAR �17( COUh;CII P•1EETING 0(' OCTOBER 6, 1975 Page 7 Mr. Novac said tliat they could not split because of the way the house is situated, He said they 4ould or�ly get one itome on tlie other tot, but they could not split and pu� 2 homcs on it. . Mr. Novac furth?r• stated that hir. Nenriksen was oat to look at the lots and said there is no way we could hav� 2 lots. He said he is wilTing to pay. assessments like anyone else, but he will pay assessmtnts for 2 lots and not 3 lots. Mr. Plovak told '�ir. Herricksen that if he vrould pay his assessment costs on the present prop�rty he could have his lots for the assessment costs. Mayor !�iee asked if he �vanted on� parcel, and F1r. Novac replied yes. M�°. !ienricksen said if t.hey tivould take lots und divide thcm into 2 lots and build homes, they would erd up with cracker-boxes. He said he would like ta build one home and make it rare desira5le. M��. Sannster said he thought that to sFlit his lot or Mr. Novac's would be very objec;t�anahlP. As far as the street is concerned, he said he is a firm believer in tt�e Riv�.r F�oad Access beca?rse he dne� noi; think it is any worse than raany other sireets. Ha said hQ realized there is a safety hazard there that some people fF .�l is in�por�.ant. But ize said th ;. a 30 foot roa�way with a 6 loc,i: re- taining �,�11 ��ould n�ak� n�� shutte;� wh�n it would come right up to his property iine. Fle felt ��t �voUl� ser:ously de+�reciate the value of his property and by the i:ime th� retai;;;ng :,rali would b�� pi.rt up there :��ouid be a serious problem of where ±o ;sui the sno��, and there v,�ou1 d r�e a sa fety hazard for the chi 1 dren i n the area g�iny to schoe�i. If the road 4aere pui; out to Riverview Terra�e�to retain the value •of the properties, ;t would be better to route i:he road on grade ►��th the necessary . starm sewers. F!e said to retain basic width, i:he impact would be very severe,�and • the rei:�ining tiva�il be ver}� ob,s�ctio»able. • Mr. Dah�guist addr2ssed the Cou�icii, stating tPiat he was in Lot #1: He asked if he ��;ouicf �e ex,posed ta a possibie dcuble as�essr�ient for that storm sewer. He said he is alt�2a�y ��?yi��g ;or th�� sto,ir. se:,�er in i:r�e f�•ontage of t{-�e iot. " � Tt.e C�ty t�fan�ger• asl�ed Mr. C�i�lquist if all �f his pr�perty had been assessed , befare. , Mr. Dahiq�aisi: ��e;��ied "yes"o . The tiity Manaq�s, said ti�at the,y realiy did nut knov� ;liat. He said that they haye some inforrnation, but th�:t they wo�.lii havc: to check irto tP;at. Ne explained that thry are �ei;t'ing ir3to ihe fir7er de�ails and that they would have that information when �hey have a F'r�oject Neariny. It de7e�;ds an what type of sys�i:em we will put in, as far as rrho ti•ri�El be asse$sed and who �ti�il � not b� ass2ssed. After the Project He�r�n9- +ve wii] d;:noi,r tivi7at Eind ofi cosis we are fialkir�g abeut. Right.now we are giving a ba�ll-park ,�igure. • Mr. s?a�i'io,�is� s`ate� that his .#1 ch�,ic:n wci,ld:ae access on East River Road. He said ite dici not kno�.v if ihat had be�n th�roughly �xplorecl, but he keeps hearing comments abr�!�L i,he f�c� E:i��at it is undesira�,li�. F!c `i!rt.nflr explaii�ed that his second choice woul:� be t� rninimize the impact o� h�s �,rc�c�•ty. He said ihat this.is a situation ►�rher'e �°r� f�;:vc � 3y ioat easemen;, an� }�e wo;.ld pi�ess that about 20 feet of that is on u;�� s�ide �� 't.�s �rai°d. �ic saic� thP ;rr.�a,,��r. e,�5 his property is very siqnificant, anci ��'::,i �,;t�:� 3i) r(JO� r•o�dYr�y ��oulci b�� apE,��;,.K�mately 6 feet away from their deck. Also, !;e �vc��lc� S'tdilU t0 lose 2 r2ajor i.re�s �tihich happen to be very muc a part of ihf� ha;jse. 'rie sa i�! �}�ere i s r,oth : r,� hc= v;::�; .�c,� ;��g qoi ng to ga i n. He cannot spl i t liis {�roperi.y, a;.� LFie thought: ef ��u;ti��c a,�,,,;,��y� ��,OCO in the house is just a �USir�� pr'n��o�i;�'scn. He said h:� �oulci be ?��e�*�r �ff seliing it immediately. M�17It�n l�,y Ct�iti�r;j}�03R f;tTE��irjCk to co��r�rr �1it'� the Planning Commission's ', r�ccm ien7,ti.}� ,�,r�ci reque;Led ,1dn,in;st�•a�:icr� i:o do a detailed cost stud,y: with access C�tt�.0 !i?Yet ��i�:i�r ;c3-rare �;;t bE� rP:� t� .;�-Y• Lhc?rt ��i t(��: The roadway 111 the plat wili '. E�.� r+:d+.�;;cu fr��„� �;(1 {f.f't t.0 �;0 i,�^�. �:��d t�;e �r,r��,,ay bett•reez� Mr. Dahlquist's and �tr. ;any�tc�•'<. !�,e�nes wi'!'I be at present nr•adt� leve1 wiih no depression. Stonm Sewer t:il��str�� t��.n ;houtc b�- ;r�cl!:;te�i, ',erc�r�ded by Councilr�an areider. Upon a vuice vr�1;e, al) ;os:;�iy aye, P1ay„r. �Y�,� ci ..,ar�� the mot�ion carried unanimously. . � , RECEIVING TfiE MINUTES OF TFIE PLANNING COMt4TSSI(lN MEETING OF SEPTEM[3ER 24, 1975 1. CONSIDERATION OF LIPPEALS COMMISSION MINUTES OF SEPTEMQER 6, 1975 A. KURT t�NUFACTURING COMPANY, 5280 MAIN STREET The Public Works Director explained that this was a request for a variance for an increase from maximum lot coverage from 40q to 47�, to allow for the construction of an addition to the existing building. He said it should 6e noted that the Appeals Commission recommended approval of the request, with the understanding that, if possib]e, they would try to work out additional green area on the existing property. Concern was expressed by the Appeals Commission that there would be a reduction in the park.ing space. The Public Works Director explained that presently tliey need 100 to 104 parking stalls. They would have excess of what they need. Mr. Kuban, President of Kurt Manufacturing Company was present and he said that there is room for 162 cars.� In the new addition, it will be 125. Presently, there are 124 cars on the premises. This will depreciate because of smaller cars and people car-pooling with the higher gas prices. He said there is no problem ' going into the P�ortheast area at all, as �ar as the green is cnncerned. � CounciTman Fitzpatrick asked what would happen the next time they had a�need for expansion, as theoretically, there was not enough room �naw. Mr. Kuban replied they did not have any more room left for furthEr expansian an� ; � • that they would have to go to another site if there would be a further need. � -y-�-`. • He said they were only trying to solve the immediate problem. � °. MOTION by Councilma.n Fitzpatrick to concur with ihe Appeals Commission ta approve � request for a variance, with the understanding that the Council 4aould prefer him io retain as much as the green area as possible. Seconde� by Councilwoman � Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, a1T voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried ` unanimously. . _ .a B. MR. W. FRIDAY. 6660 NICKORY ST. N. E. �Action was,taken at previous Council Meeting of September 22, 1975 � C. MR. E. ISRAELSO�', JR. 1637 CAMEL'OT LACdE - .The Public Works Director expiained that this was a request for a variance to � reduce the re�uired front ��ard setback from 35 feet to 28.i3 feet to allow_the � completion of a dwelling at 1631 Camelot Lane. . . � Reference was made that the reasan for this request was the result of an error made by,the builder in measuring fr�m the property line to proposed construction, which reduced the front yard setback. The Appeals Commission recommended approval of this variance. - ; Councilman Starwalt said that he reviewed the site and talked tivith the parties involved. He said that he came to the conclusion that the mistake was nat inten- tional and that it would not happen again. Also, that construction had been � stopped until the matter could be solved. MO?IOM1f by Councilman Starwalt to concur with the AppQals Commission to approve variance. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Nayor Nee declared the.motion carried �manimously. � Councilman Starwalt brou�ht up the fac� that he knew of another state.that charged a penalty in the case of a mistake. Some mistakes are :ntentional and some are not. He felt that if we would have a penalty there be a provision whereby it could be ' waived as in this case, ' , ,Councilman Fitzpatrick said I�e thought this cauld be quite an impact an the rest of the homes on the street. The Pubtic t�lorks Dirc�ctor said he I�a� talked w�th a number of people and the developer and they thougl�t tMey co��ld develop a type of hom� i:hat- tvauid fit with ihe set:l�ack by extending ju:;t the garage, as in an L-sha�ed type home. 0 , ' , , ' ' � ' ' � ' , , REGUL�R COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOQER 6, 1975 Page 9 , � Mayor Nee pointed out tFiaL we sl�iuuld be prepared for possibl� ��ariances a'il alonc� i:his street. Ne also saicJ tl�t�t he was disappoini:ed art�cn hc read in 1:he C�mmissions minutes t.hat they seemed to i:hink that tl�e Cit;y ��as negligent in not chec6:ing 1:he se1:L�acl:. fie said that unless we are going to charge a permaneni: fee to surve}� the lot, he does noi; knou hoi�r they expect our Quildirg Inspectors to catch tl�is. . Mayor t�ee said we have a motion to concur with thn Flanning Con�mission, but the question is ��hat do �ti�e do about it i:he next i�ime. . �. The Cii:y t�1anager said he i;hour,ht there ti�rere code provisions fo�° penali:ies, and he ��aould like to check into that and come Uack to the Council and see whai: tae coul d do. D. CF�R7ER UAY CO'�iPAl�l', 500 73('tD /1VE. The Public l�!orks Ui�•ector explained i;hat the Carter Day Company had previously appi°oached the Citv for an office buildir�g, p�°esently existing approximatel,y at the �location of 50�) 73rd./tve. and h��lody Drive, t�rith the stipulation at that tiine, far t.he insl:allation of a poiared concrei:e curbing. At this time they ��doulcl like to �raive a portion of t.his curbir�g that is along the Soui-h side. He said after having com�ersations ti•r'itl� Carter Day Company, it appear_s there were problems �vith thc� sub-contractors. 'fhe Carter.Day Company said they �•,�ould install 1:Iie required curbing on.ever�thing that is existing plus everything that is ne�,�, b�rt thcy ��aould li4;e a variance ori the seci-ion of curb�ing that is along t:he exi s{,;i ng parki ny 1 ot that i s al oiig i�he soui�h si de of the structure. The prohler�i if 'that the c��,ass and the fit°st filoor elevation of the building a.re at Che same elevation. If the curbi»g vrere installed it t��ould trap waier �•rhicn in turn �-doul d go i nto the L,u i 1 di ng. The City P1anager asi:ed ��ahat eti�ould be betti;�een i:he drivev:ay and �I;e building. The f'ublic I�iui��ks I)irector sa�id there G-JO�.Id be yra�s there, but he did not knot�a about trees or shrubbery. , The C�ity P1a.nager asked what the dimensions were in this are. The Puhl�ic Works Direccor said he would guess about � to 10 feet: He said there is a drive�va,y ei�trance to the parking lot and cars wi11 not be par,king up adjacent to the buil�ing. on the south side. • � f�10TI0N by Councilman �reider, seconded Uy CouncilGl�aman Kul;o�.�s(:i to approve ti�e variance i:o vraive tfie �installatior� of curbing along existing par4:ing lot that is alo»y �:he south sidc of the structure. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unani;nously. � 2. VILINI�S VILIPdS1;1S, 73Ei5 Iib1Y. �f65 � � �, SP[:CIAL USE {'ERi�1IT, SP r175-?_�4� The Put�lic Lr'orl<s Direc�or ex��lained that �his was a request to a7low the expansion ' of � Plobile Iiume Sa1es Lo1:, 1:o include all of Lot 3, Block 1, Ceni:ral View 1�1anor� and 2nd Addition. Ai, the Planning Commission I�teei:ing of Sepi;e�r�ber 4, they recommended Cou�c�il to approve this request for a Spec�iai Use Permit. � \ � ' �� 1�1r. Christiansen was present to represent the petii:ioner. Councilman Starwalt asl:ed Mr. Christiansen what type of fencing they plan to install. Mr. Christiansen explained that ti�is is nne of the things they wished to tal�; about. They �v:�nted to k:no��r what type �f fencing �vas required to meet t{ie fencing stipula- tion. Ne said thcy »ould prefer to put up a chain link fence because of i:he main- tenance. {ie said that there was some concern by tf7e petitioner of puitinc� ali ofi the fence up at one timc. Ti�ey ti�rould liF:e perrnission i:o pui; the fience up jusi: where it abuts �;he residential property immediately and compiete the fence at a later date. • I, ; , Counci1man Stararali: commented i:l�at his preference would also be a chain link � fei�ce as it would discou��a9e children fr°om r_lirnbing on it. He also asked if ihcre taere any otl�er items i:o be discus�ed at; th;s tin��. \ �. ', REGUL/IR COUNCIL ML"CTING OF OCTO(3ER G, 1975 Page ;0 Mr. Christiansen said that Mr. Vilinski had a question regarding an Ordinance that stai:ed a sic�n must be 25 feei: from the ground and no more than 100 sq. ft. inside. He wanted to I:now if that was from the top of the sign or the boi:tom of the sign. lie Sc37CI if thny go up 25 feet to the top, the sign would not be scen from i;he Nor1;h as they a�e set in a hole. The City f4anager said tliat it was 25 feet from the top and tf�e one�.thing that � they could do is build up the ground. P�r. Christiansen explained that they were talking about 50 feet. The Public l�Jo�°I:s Director suggested they come back again with this request as it ��ould require other action. Mr. Christiansen said the stipulai:ion of the biacic-topping being completed by Api°il l,.�vas no problem. fle ��ou1d posi: hond and their intention tvas to complete this iri �3bout t�vo i�eel:s from this date. He asl:ed. if they could obtain a permit and go afiea.d and put up the sign as long as it coniplied with the Ordinance require- ments. The Publ i c l-!orks Di reci;or said i:hat i t►�roul d be al ri ght as 1 ong as i t compl i ed ��i th all tf�e r�equirement.s. f40TI0N by Councilman Starti•ralt, seconded by Council«�oman f<uko«ski to cor�cur ��ith tfie f'lanning Con�itiission and approve reques�: for a Specia1 Use Perinit. liayor Nee added this �vould be a lot extensi.on of 15 feet and they would use a chain link fence. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, f�iayor �4ee declared the motion carried unanimously. 3. 41IPd STEPFIENS DATSUN �lORTH, 781C� UfdIVERSI7Y SPECIAL USE PEE:f11T SP �'/5-25 � The Pul�lic Works Director said the Planning Commission recom�nended consideration of approval subject to approval of lot split. 4. WIN STFPIiENS �ATSUN�NORTN, 7810 U�IVERSITY LOT SPLTT, L. S. �7!=�-07 The Public 1�dorks Director expl�ine� that this request ►vas to split off the North 100 feet of tf�e Easi: 2Q0 feei; of Lot 2, aloci< 2, East Ranch Estates, 2nd Add�ition to allo�� for the expansion of a new and used car lot. The general location being Sou1:L of 79th and LJest of University. .� � � ' ' ' , I' Lr ' ' ' C� L� The reason for this lot split �-ras Lecause of an expansion of existing property at 7�10 Ur�iversity Ave. The Planniny Commission reca�nn�ended apps°oval with the ' stipulation tl�ai; the eascments that presently exist on Lots 3 and 4 provide access to back parcels by er.tending to Loi; 2. � • � Councilman Breide�° as�:ed �vhat the lot split 4•ras. The Public 4Jorks Director said that the actual lot split was North 100 feet of last 200 fcet of Loi: ?_ - a previous lot that ►Nas acquired. He said at the pre- sent time there is a 33 foot easenient along south 1ine of Lot 4, and a 30 foot easemeni: across 1:he back property line on 2 lots. MOTTO�d by Councilman Greider, seconded by Council��oman Kuko�-�ski, to concur ��i1;h tl�e f'lar7ring Commission to approve variancefor I_ot Snlit vrith� sti.r•ulations i:hat lots 2 and 3 be combined into one p��°cel ard an appropriate easemeni ue dedicated in the corner on the North��est side. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried ui�as�i�nously. t�OTIOV �,y Councilman Q�°eider to appirove request for a Special Use Perr�it, Seeoildecl by Counciltidoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vo1;e, all Vot1n� aye, P1ayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. � . ' �� ' ' � ', , ,� ' ' � ' ' ' ' ' ' REGUI_AR COU��CIL MECTING Uf' OL'TOI�ER 6, 1975 5. HQLIDAY VILL/lGE NORTlI, ?50 57TIi AVE. Page 11 MOTIOR l�y Cauncilm�+n Fitzpatric4;, seeonded by Co��ncilrnan I;reider to set a Public Ile�zi°ing for Nove,��ber 10, 1975. Upon a vo�ice vote, all voting aye, f�layor Nee decla�°ed the !not.ion carrird unan9mously. 6. ['>A'lER' S l_AKESIf�F, 2f�;D ADDITIO�'�, f�Y RUDY C3ftY�_R 1�10TI0�; by Councilman Fitzpatrick, seconded by Councilman Kukowski, to set a Public liearing for October 2Q, 1975. Upon a voic:e vete, all voiing aye, 14ayor Nee declt�red the moticn carried unanimously. 7. P1R. D. f�RUNKOId, 57�0 2; S'I'. N.E. I.OT ARE1� V/�RIlINCE 7he f'ublic 4lorks Director� e>:plained ihat �this �vas a reque�t for a varia��ce to � reduce tne lot area fron� l0,OG0 sc�. ft. to 9,7�1 sq. fi:. to alloG�� constructien of a.'L-family d�-r�ll ing to be located on Lot 1, ai7d the� North 2�4 feet of Lot 2, 61ock 26; F�yde Park. , � , , . , I; � , . 7he F'lanninc� Con��n��ission reconimends app��oval of this reque,�.;. This location abuts an �-p?e�; aE�ar��nent buildina and there �is no v,•ay any ad�aitional proper�i.y can bp obtained. MOTTON by Councilman [�reider i:o concur 1v:i:h P1annina Commission for approval of variai�ce. Seconded by Counci?r�an l;u!<oti-rski. Upon a vcice voi�e, all vocin�.aye, P�1ayor fJee declared the motion carried unanimous�ly. RECESS Pfayor 1�1ee called a reces.s at 11:35 P.f�1: RECON"E��D tla,yor �ee reconvenetl tf�e meel;ing at 11:45 P.M. REC[I1�Ii��G THc f-1INUTES OF TIiE CNARTER CC�f�1P1ISSI0"a P1EETING OF SEPTEtSf3[R 16, 1975 MO i IOf� b�� Counci 1 i7�an Star�•�al t to adopi: ttie mi nutes of the Gharter Comrni ssi en Meetirig of Septe�nber 16, 197�. Secor�ded by Councilmaii nreider. Up�n a ��otce vote, all vot:ing aye, Mayor Nee declared the moiion carried unariimousl��. � RECEII��NG LETTfR FR0�,1 f=RANK'S TREE REP�10V11L SERUICE Counc'ilman Starwalt s�:ated tha1: a letter fror� Fran4;'s T��e Removal S�rvice had been delivere.d to his home that morniiig: Mr; Frank Sryanski had promised t;o be at the Counci7 hiee�ing io��ight, but he t,�as not present. h1ayor IVc�e sald that h� had asked Dan Huff to be at the meeting a]so, and we could call on hir» i=or an expla.nation o-f the disposition o� tVie tree removal program. I�Ir. Huff said that tncy vrere finishing up i;he year with ab��ut 5a trees to siill be removed. Ide ��ere contemplating a more permanent type of contract, but in the mea»tinie t�e accumuiatecl i:hese 50 trees, so we i�ad to contract these out right away. As. �ve �rere obtainii;g q�iotes, we dc�cidc�d to get quofes on a precise basis. tJe did not ha�� e time to �o i nt;o adverti si n� for a pern�ane�it cori�:racl:or. We w�i 11 1 ook i nto this for next year. 7he c?nly drac,�bac'r, vae could s��e wii;h a permanent contractor is *hat i:he contractors coultl br� nec�ative un7ess we hac! an escape clause in it. The on� contractor we contacted in Fridley has several contracts in several cities, and if a tree disease hits �� lot of trees at once, they a�ould not be able to have all of the trees dot-:n in 10 d�ays, so they arould tvant an escape clause. The oiher problem is the changing prices. There are ali;eri�atives :n gcinc� both ways. The thinc� we would wani: to do is find a �ood �ontractor and stay with him.� 0 0 . r REGULAR C011f�CI.I.. P1rGTiNC OC O�T06E12 6, 1975 PAGC 12 . .,_„_ ._ __ — —' 1�1ayor Nce asked, in r�egard to i:he Si;ai;e subsidy, coordinai:ed �vit�.!� t;he Cii;y for the tree ren;rival �?ro�r��m, is it cor�•cct that it shall not exceed 507,; of cost removal or shall iiot exceed �50.00 ��nci snall not exceed local suasidy. The �ity i�i�nt:c;er said tlie lacal suUsidy will Ue 50"!. The property owner will not pay anytf;`i nc�. Mr. ({��ff cc�nfiri;aed tha.t tf�c m��xir�um the Sta1:e �•�ould pay �yould be $50.OQ ►�er iree and r�o ir�ure �han 25;', of'the total cost. Ne further e>:�laincd tt�� t 1•ae could stil � assess the property ow�;er. I� we had a 7_�`i� sub�idy ancl tf�e �tate 'l5/ subsicly that matched ours, and 50% �,�as left, we v,culd do tf-�e �;ork and u�sess tha�: other 50i, to the ovrner, plus adminisl�rative cos�s. A c�ood proxiroit;,� of i:oi:al t�roi�l: done -in Fridley this year is fi100,000. If ��e wan� t�o' jo to a subsidy n��r,i: year, we iia��e to estimate S?_5,OQ0 because if �ve do no� provide enc�uc�h �,ubsidy, tl�yen �ve aaould have to come baek ana a,et mo��ey from the cor�t`ngency iun�i. t�� v;o�.ald have to mal<e i_t. available to pevple �,hei.hrer it ��ould .�1�, i�� ti�e f i rst part o; i;�,e y�c>ar or tf�e 1 ast pa�°i: of the year. Pso furi.h�r act�io�i �-;as taker� re�ardin�� the tree removal progr°am at this time. h'FQUEST BY 70tJ S11l�f=LI:OUL FOR EXTEfJSIOi`d OF TI�1k ON TSSUIIPvCE� OF LIQU012 LICEtdSE I��,. Sa+Jelkou' �-�-�s p��sent and explained his request for an extension a,�as to allorr - .• th�:m mcre time �c r:or�l: out a progi°ai,� t.hat ��,ota�d 5e t�aitl��in i,h�ir {:�ocket. Cafte�° receivinc� nicis anc� c,tin�at:es, the orlc�li?d� piogram ��ras not tvithin their means, and tl�iey vio�slu 1�av� to ado}�i: anvther approach. 4ie saici the,y are not sii;tinr� on the ��°ojeci, and are c;oin� ihinc;s ir, tnc� spi;��it: of the Resolution, and are up-grading �:fz� lar.d,capinci• ile fu;-ti�e�° explained �hey �-�e.re also making imnrovemen�:s ��rithin , tiie esi:al7lisr��.er�t, and i:h�s�� are a11 ,;ustifiable. They have spent $10,000 in ��is resreec. He continueci thai; they s::ill did aio� have a program ;hey cou1d discuss with the City Staffi �^�i ti� total cemp � i�s�ce of the Ci i:y ��equi remen�;s at thi s time. He a�oul d like an e;:tei�sion oF a�� ac:idiCional six montf�s, and� hc �vould come bacl: �-aith a pro�- c�ram tV�at the Ci`�� could �p{;ro��e end one tiiat tl��y could afford. MOTIOr� by Co:ai�cilwult LG approve request for an extension of time on issuance of l�iqua�° licei�se. Seconde�d by Cour.cilar'oi�ian Kuka��;sl:i. Upon a voice vote, a11 votirig aye, I�iayor P�ee dcc�ared tI1P !,�otion carried unanin�ously. RFSOLUTIO�� ''if'7_��7, A COI�SIDER(�T10P� OF /l RESOLl1TI0i� CERTIFYIf�G TAX LEVY _ - — ---- -- --- - -- ---- --�._--_. R[QLII:�t�1[=P�1� 4(),� 197� I� fI�E COIIPlTY CF AP�OKA f�Of� C011 C"C"IIOiV. Ai0T3i?", !�y Councilr,an �reicler to adept Resolution �+187. Seconded by Council��roman f:ul:oivski. tJpon a voice �rot.e, all voting aye, ��tayoi� Nee c(eclared tl�e moi;ion carried unan�in�ously. RESOL117�IOf� r 1i33 19l!�� ( Oi��Sl�F�RA"� IUN� �Jf= �1 RE�PLUTI�N SETTICdG_�1N ELECTTON f=0i< -- - --- - - _ _ --- --- — --- --------- - — — COUNC IL ��iCf i6L(�S iP�� 1d11ftf) i titi�i t�!ARD 1�! 1. � P10TIi"?i! I�y Councilrr�an I>i°e9�lcr to aciopt Resolul:ion N18II. Seconded by Councilwoman };�};�,�:��i, l)p�n a voice v��te, a11 vot�in� aye, Mayor l�lee ciecla.red 1:he motion cai�ried un�nimously. u � � ' .' � L_.. ' , ' ' E _l C� L� C� � �I ' � REGUI_/1R COUf�CII_ MEETIfJG OF OCTO(3f_it 6, 1975 RESOLU7I011 t,'189--197!=� - COP1StDI:RATI01� OF ll R[SOLUTION DESIGN/17IfyG POLLING PL/1CCS ---- --- - - --- - ------- --- -- -----.____, AIJD AI'I'UINTIPlG ELCCTIOP! JUUGf'S FOR 1IIE NOVL-h1fil:R 4, 1975 GLNLRIU LLEC1'IUN. MOTIOId by Co;mcil�voman Kuko�,�ski to adopt 12esolui;ion �f19E3-1975, seconded Gy Councilmc;ii Star�-aalt. U4�on a voice vote, all voting aye, P�1ayor Nee declared i:he motion carried unanimously. Rf_S01_UTIO^t ,',-'19Q-1975 - COf�STDEl�/ITTQ�J OT A RESO!_U! ION CERTIFYIPJG DELIN UfhdT l�lATCR ----- _ __ 4 - - --- A��D S[�L1L.R CI1/'�RCf_S TO 111[ COUi�TI' /�!Jf�I1-012 FOR �OLL[C�ION IdITH TII� 1976 TAXES P10TIOIi b� Coui-�cilm<cn [ir°eider i;o adopt f;esolution, seconded by Councilnian Fitzpatrick. U�o�� a voice vote, al] voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. Councilman Greider nai:ed that one parcel has a�15,000 bill against it and asked if any mones� S��is received. , 7he Finance Director e>:plained thaL i:his was a Trailer Park that Nras delinqueni and said �hat they have a tremendous bill each year. P4ayor Nee asked �i f we assess them ever_y year. 7he Finance Ui�°eci:or said 1:hese ��rere b�ills run up in the lasi: year. They have been paying and he 4��ould guess this is about a six month bill. � Mayor Pdee asked i� there was a 10% penalty. • The Finance Director explained there was a.10� penalty. Ne further explained �" • that the certification docs noi contain any bi71s n�ore than one year old because they �ti�ere cei�tifiied a yeai� ac�o. They pay direct to i;he City here, .or they ai°e paying on tl�eir tax bill. He said that �:he total delinquent accounts have not been a problem in the ��ast. ' �. ' ' , ' ' . \ ' � � ' Councilrnan Preicier asked Lova long it �-rould talce to get th�is $15,000. ihe Finance Director said we wou1d receive the first half next June. It will be put on next years bill, and there v:ould be a 10% penalty on all four quarters. MOTION by Councilt��oman Kul<o�-rski to-aciopt Resoluticrn190. S2cond�d Uy Cotmcilman Stars��alt, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTIOPd ,;'191-1975 - COPJSIDf�RATIO^y QF A RESOLL'TION CERTIF1'IfvG CNARGES TO THE COUfdI"Y �U�il70R lU f3[= LEVI1=f) AGAIP;ST CERT�IIN PROP�RI�IES �OR COLLECTION I�tITH 7ilE --- ------ --- --------_ --- - ---- TAXES Plal'Al3l.E Tfd 19/5 I:iECDS�}, MOT10i� by Coinicilraan Fiiz�atricl; to adopt Resolution'. Seconded by Councilman Starwal:t. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, P1ayor Nee dcclared the motion carried unanimous?y. � . � RESO�UTION ,�19?_-1975 - COfdSIDERATTON OF A RESO�UTIOf�I /1PPROVI�dG AND {�UTkI0RI7_ING SIC3N1hdG 11;� �iGRI E�1EPd-f fSTP,f31 iSfIJNG i�l�IRICTIVG C0+"�I)1TTO�dS, IJAGES A��JD HOURS OF EI�PL(1YEES -------- ----------------------------------------- OF TIIE CITI' OF FRIDLLY POLICE D�PARTf�1�NT, i OR TIiE YE/1R 1975 PATROLI•1Atv . ' ---�— —y_ - --} The Finai��e Director said there aiere changes to be made in the contract on Page 23Y (32.1) - ci;angc 40C per quart�r credit to 50t� per quarter credit, Page 232 (Sec. 32.2) - change 40$ per quari:er cre�iit to50� per quarter credit. � The City PM1anager said Article XXV Holidays, p. 23V was deleted, MOTIOh! by Councilwoman t:ukowski to adopt Resolution. Seconded by Councilman . Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all votinc� ay�, Mayor Nee declared the motion � carried unar.imously. � CLAI t1S F10TIOh by Councilman Fitzpat:rick i;o approve the claims. Seconded by Councilman �tarw�lt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, t�ayar Nee deciared the motion carried unaniniously. _ .\ . i REGULl11t COUfdCIL t�tELTING Of UCTO[3C.R f, 197r \ I r�nce 7,q � _— � � , LICENSES I ---- --- , ��i0TI0N by Councilr:ir, F�itzpatr�ick. to apprave licenses. Seccnded by Counci]�voman Yukowsl;i. Upon a voice vote, all votin� aye, I�M1ayor Nec declared ti�e motion carried �uianimously. ' Aa�OU��►viar r�-r Ifi0TT0��f b,y Gouncilman Fil;zpat:rick t� adjourn i:he meet�ng. Seconded by Council- � vioman Kulco;��ki. Upon a voice vot�, a�l vot�ng aye, �iayor f�ee decl��red the motian carried uria��imously, and ti,. Reyular P�e�.��inq of the F�°iclley City Couti�cil oi= October f 1?75 adjourne� at 12:35 A.�-i. 't s Hel eri Fag i r� Seci�etary ta i;l�e Cii:y Council Date Adopted 0 �Jil�fiam J. Pdee P�ayoi° � , ' ' � � , . , . , ' . , ' � ' , , ;� ' I 1 , ' I� ' � �� THE MINl17ES OF THE REGULAR t�EETING OF T�IE FRIDLfY CITY COUt•!CIL_ OF OCTOBER 20, 1975 The Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council of October 2.0, 1975 was called to order at %:33 P.M. by Mayor Nee, PLEDGE Of ALLEGIFI�lCE: Mayor Nee weicomed those present at the meeting and invited them to join the Council in saying the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. ROLI_ CALL: ' MEMBERS °RESEiVT: �ouncilrnan Fitzpatrick, P1ayor Plee, Councilwoman Kukowski, Councilrian areider, Councilman Starwalt P1Ei4f3ERS ABSENT: �lone. ADUPTION OF AGENDA: MOTION to adopt ttie Agenda made by Councilwoman Kukowski. Seconded by Council- man Starwalt, with the addition of the Claims on paqe 9A. Upon a voice vote, al� vot?ny �ye, Mavor Nee declareu the motion carried unanimously. OPEN FURUI°1, VIS?70RS: h1r. Leonard A. Moore, 8301 Rive�°view Terrace addressed the Council and said he v�as there to discuss his concern aboui duck hunting on the Mississippi River in the area where it borc�ers Brooklyn Fark and Fridley, ' He explained that hunters have been issue� permits out of Brooklyn Park for hunting ducks. h1r. i�loore said the ducks in this area are almost tame and that they do not even fly much. He had talked with i;he Brooklyn Park Cour�cii con- cerning this matter, and no one seems to have complete jurisdiction.over this. � � 1 I Ma,yor Nee state�: he thought i� vdas illegal to discharge fire arms in our City ]�mits. The ques�ion is, vahere is this area located in Hennepin County. Nr. Moore said i:hat Bruoklyn Park sa;d that �ridley had the jurisdiction, Mayor Nee aske� if he would like fior the Council t�� make a requ�st to Brooklyn Park and ta Brookiyn Center te lool< into the issuing of these permits, or the City of Fridley ecuid go to the Federal C,overnr��ent. Councilman 6re-ider asked how anyone co!�ld issue a hunting license to use fire arms with all tne homes around this locatian. The City Attorn�y �aid tha± the City of Fridley eould go to the Conservation Departme��t and ask them to declare it as a protected area. He stated he was surprised they permit hunting in the Twin City Area, and that he aras also sur- prised the Conservation Depai°tment has declared the Mississippi River in the P1etropolii:ari area to be a game area. Jim Hill, our Pui�lic Safety Director was nresent at the meetin� and told the Council that he ��s awa.i°e of the piroblem and tiiat it certainly was genuine. He said f.he Islard 13an��ill is not in anyone's jGrisdiction, He further reported that this was the `i�°st license issued for the purposE of hunting, and that it will not happen an,ain in tl�e future, The Braokl,yn Park Police Uepartment and the Departmeni of Natural Resources will assign a game warden to patrol the area from time t� time. He said 1:nat they wei°e.not aware of any fire arms being discharged in the City. The City Attorney said that since the Council is opposed to this matter, it would be in or�der to write ComTissioner Herbst of the Conversation Department thaY, this has been brought to our attention, Also, the Council wouid be favorably inclined to have the Department of Natural Resources declare this area as a game preserve area. � i '. d i ,i � 1 ��4 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER•20, 1975 PAGE 2 MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick, seconded by Councilman Starwalt, to direct the City Manager�to expedite a letter to Commission Herbst of the Con servation Department, and see that this matter is handled properly. Upon a voice vote; all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. PUBLIC HEARING: PUBLIC HEARING ON FINAL PLAT, SUaDIVISION P.S. #75-03, BAYER'S LAKESIDE 2ND ADDITION, BY R DOLPN BAYEft, GENERALLY LOCATED QETWEEN 75TH AND 76TH AVENUE N.E. ON TIiE EAST SIDE OF McKINLEY STREET N.E.: MOTION was made by Councilman Starwalt to open the public hearing. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee de- .clared the motion carried unanimously, and the public hearing opened at 7:45 P.M. The Public Works Director explained that this basically consists of a replat of the West 162.24 feet as measured along the Piorth and South lines of Lots 4,5, and 6> Block 1, Spring Lake Park Lakeside Addition, generally located between 75th and 76th Avenae N.E. on tlie East side of McKinley Street. The Public Works Direci:or further reported tha.t the property now consists of three 120 foot lots, which are being proposed to be platted into five 72 foot lots. A�so, it should be noted that the Planning Commission reco�nends to Council approval of the proposed plat with the following stipulations: l. Provide a 5 foot drainage and utility easement on the east boundary of i:he north-south property line of lots 1-5. 2. Provide a 10 foot drainage easement on the south property line of lot 5. MOTION was made by Councilman Starwalt that the final plat be brought back to the counci} at the next meeting for a�proval, and to close the nublic hearing. Seconded by Councilman Breider, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor PJee declared the motion carried unanimously, and the public hearina closed at 7:48 P.M. OLD El1SINESS: NCE #600 - CONSIDE�cATION OF ORDINAPICE AMEPlDIPIG CFIAPTER 605 REGP,RDIPl� MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to waive the second reading and adopt Ordinance #600 as submitted and publication ordered. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, P1ayor Plee declared the motion unanimously. ORDI�JANCE #601 - CONSIDERATION OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 603 REGARDING HE E F IN XIC ING LTQU RS ND PROVIDING TNAT THERE SHALL BE NO CON SUMPTION OF INTOXICATIP�G LIQUOR AFTER THE HOURS OF 1:30 A.M. Ah�D P�tOVIDING NO PERSONS OTHER THAN THE LICENSEE AND HIS �MPLOYEES SHALL REMAI�! 0�! THE PRE- P1ISES AFTER 1:30 A.M. I MOTION by Councilman 3reider to waive the second reading and adopt �rdinance `" �601 as submitted and publication ordered. Seconded by CoUncilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried � unanimou�ly. INA4dCE �602 - CONSIDERATION OF AN ORDINADICE AMENDING CHAPTER 602 REGARDtNG SALE OF NON-INTOXICATING MALT LIQUORS AP;D PROVIDIPJ� THP.T THERE SHALL BE N SIIMPTTON OF �70N-INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR AFTf_R HOURS OF 1:30 A.M, APlD PRO- ' ' ' � � ' . ' ' 1 • REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER�20, 1975 OLC) BUSINESS COfJTtNUED PAGE 3 MOTICN by Cauncilman Starwalt to waive the second reading and adopt Ordinance �602 as submitte� and publication ordered. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, ali voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. NEW BUSINESS: � CO�SIDFRATION OF FIRST RFADI;�IG OF A� ORDINAP�CE ESTABLISHING CN�lPTER 123; JUNK UEHTCLES: .Mayor Nee said he had asked the City Attoi�ney to prepare an explanation of this ordinance. The City Attorne,y said that ut the ti'me u1e discussed the remodification with the various departmerts, it was felt that the State Statutes on motor vehicles was sufficient. Since tYien it developed that it is fine for the vehicle that has been abandoned, bui: it. is not efifective where the person who owns the property has a junk vehicle. We have restated the c,rdinance pre�riously with a few mino'r amendments. It was di�cussed with the Police Department and the Inspection Department and with the Planning Commission. •. Councilman Fitzpa�trick addec! that at the Planning Commission Meeting, it �,ras discussed in great deta�l, and that he was prepared to move on the adoption. He said it had a very thorough go�ng over. MOTICN by Councilman Fitzpatrick to adopt the first reading of ordinance establishin� Chapter 123, �vith the r•ecommendation that the City Ati;orney will make improvements on tY�e language in the second reading. Seconded by Council- woman Kukowski. ' The City Attorney ex,plained that the general purpose of the ordir,ance establish- ina Chapters 123, Junk Ve{�icles, is to autnorize the City Admii�istration to order the remc,vai.of certain vehic�es that are inoperable or not licensed and this definition is any vehicl2 that is not in an operable condition, or partially dismanticd ai�d nc�t {�roperly iicensed. Firs�t, a warning is issued to remove the ' ' vehicle, and second; if r�ot done within a cer,tairr period of time, the owner may receive a citation for viol�tion of ordinance. , Mayor Nee asked �if this wouid keep �eople from kee�inq junk cars on their properi:y. Councilman Fitzpatrick said it would�if they are noi operable and not licensed. l. �l 5 The Cit,y Attorney said tnat after notification has been P�ven to the propert,y owner, � it cannoi: remain on the property. The)� would have ten days to remove it. ' Mayor Nee �aid that he assumes t:ha* it said somewhere in th� ordinance that the _ j City �,�ill notify them ihat they ara in violation, He also said he was having i trouble with the g�°ai�imar, ' ' ' The �ity Attorney sai� that he would clear this up for the second reading, Mr. Car1 Paulson, �30 h,F, 57TN Place �vas present and addressed the Ccuncil and asked who•::ould def.e�inir�e tahen an automobile will be removed. for example, a case where an ai�tomobile has been si±ting on a lot for a year, � The City Attorney �aid it 4v�uld be the duty of the Folice officer or an emp'foyee of the Cit.y to repor4 any violation of a;�y ordinance. Mr. Paulson asked, in a. s•ituation where the neighbors allow this� could ihe pa7ice observe this and take action. Is there something in the ordinance that tFie police cow�ld take action, " `. _______._ �, ! 1�F � � \ �'\-� � REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 20, 1975 PAGE 4 The City Attorney answered that it is not in the ordinance now; but it seems to him it would be the duty of the police to observe conditions in violation� and act on it, or report it to the proper authority if it is not in their jurisdiction. Mr. Nicholas Garaffa, 6750 Monroe Street addressed the Council and said that he had been at the Planning Commission P7eeting and that there was one thing that was brought up there that did not satisfy him, There could be an instance where someone has a. car that is in an inoperable condition and does not have a garage, and perhaps a son away at college who wants the car, It appears there may a little bit of circumstances causing undue conflicts with someone who had good intentions. Councilman Fitzpatrick said if the car were licensed, even it it were inoperable, it would not be towed away. Mayor Nee said there would be discretion on the part of the officer, and it is his feeling that v�e should proceed with this, and if we run into problems with it, it could be amended. Councilman Starwalt said that on page 2 of the Environmental Commission minutes, he cannot reconcile this with page 5 of the agenda. • The Public Works Director said that this ordinance has beer under discussion for some time, and this now becomes Chapter #123. Councilman Fitzpetrick said that the Planning Commission was acting on that recommendation. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. . RECEIVING THE F9IPlUTES GF THE PLANNIidG COMMISSIOPJ MEETIMG OF OCT06ER 8, 1975. l. CONSIDERATION OF APPEALS COMMISSION t4INUTES OF SEPTEhiBER 22, 1975: A. J. SCHOMMER, 543 JAPlESVILLE The Public Works Director explained that this was a request by Mr. Schommer for variances to reduce the minimum side yard setback adjoinina an attached garage from five feet to two feet, (east side of lot), and to reduce the minimum side yard setback adjoining living area from ten feet to eight feet to allow consiruction of an addition onto the garage. He further explained that this first variance•indicates the two feet from the • east property line. The second variance, to reriuce it from ten feet to eight feet, is a housekeeping type.of request in that the house was initially located to that eight foot dimension before we set the requirements of verifying surveys. The Appeals Commission, at their September•30 Pleeting, recommended approval of this request. . Mayor• Nee asked if tt�ere were any further considerations on this item. Councilman Fitzpatrick said that it was in line with our encouraqement of having garages and there is no record in the minutes of any objections. MOTION was made by Councilman Fitzpatrick to concur with the request to approve .variances as recommended by the Appeals Ccmmission. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. B. MIKF 0'BANNON, 1420 Y.ERRY CIRCLE The Public Works Director point�d out that tl�is was a varia�ce to reduce the required front yard setback from 35 i'eet to 20 feet to allow the constructior: of a dwelling and garage on Kerry Circle, It should also be pointed out that � .v ' L� L� � ' , , ' ' � , , ' � � ' ' 1��7 RE6ULAR COUNCIL �1EETING OF OCTOBFR 20, 1975 PAGE 5 th2 terrain is quii;e si;eep and irregula�°. Ii: drops doGVn quite rapidly. They are trying to save some of tne trees by constr•ucting the house at the 20 foot setback. A variarice was previously qranted to ihe lot next to his one. The. street is bein9 constructed wit.h a 10 foot offset to allow a large boulevard in that area. The Appea',s Comrrissien reccmmends approval of this request for a variance and " there N�ere no objections. MO7ION was made by Councilman Starwalt to concur with the Planning Commission to approve the variance. Seconded by Cour.cilwoman Kukowski, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, May�r ��ee declared the motion carriea unanimoasly. 2. CONSIDERA7ION OF PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSI01� h1I�;UTES OF SEPTEMBER 22, '1975. --- - A. FRIULEY PAR�_LOTS 1-3, BLOCK 15 RELEASE RED TAG ON TAX F�RFEIT LOTS The Public Works Director re�orted �hat this item was consider2d by the Parl;s and Recreation Cominission to try to �etermine if the Parks Deoartrient !�eeded these lots on 64th ard A4i�ton. At this t9me, theY do not propose to develop or construct a park in that area, and accent should be placed on access to adjacent park faci'ities and with the bikeway system, we 4aould have that access Councilman Fitzpatrick said that the Parl:s and Recreation Commissior� quoted some �'igures on a very small number of children in that area. l�hat area are they talking about. . Councilman Fitzpatrick continued to say that he kne�v which lots were involvec;, but it was difficult for him to believe that would serve such few persons of that age. It depends on what they define as the area. Fle said he had not checked these figures out and it may be true that there are that few children. Council- man Fitzpatrick continued to say that another question he had H�as that he did not really feel that the facilities at Stevenson School answer the need for that area for 4 and 5 or 8 and 9 year olds. 7he adults have trout�le driving cars on East River Road, let along the children crossing it. He felt there is a ne?d for a park and ask�d if there was any urgency ir. releasing these red tags. ThP C7ty Manager said that the problem basically was that we had some inquiries and he Lel�ieved the c�uestion was raised on whether we would retain these lots. He also said he thought this item could be discussed further if Council'so desires Councilwoman Kukowski asked if it �aas being used by children in the ar•ea now. She sa�d if it a�as being used by 30 or 40 children, they were not playing or the •railroad tracks. The City Manager explaineci that there are very fe;� children in that area. It is an older neighLorhooc and he would guess there is ?ess small children because of the age of the pa�ents. The City Manaaer said he felt they should come bac{; with some additioral material concernina this item, Counci7man StarsvaTt said he agreed ?nd he had some rel�mctance in releasing these lots. He felt that thei°e a�as not much discussion in the Planninn Commission nii nutes. �90TION by Sta�'wdlt to table this item and ohtain additiona7 information. Seconded b,y Councilwoman Kukowski. Upcn a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared ti�e mai;ion carriec� ui�an�rnousiy. It was suggested that tY�is item be brour,ht forward at the Conferer.ce Meeting of October 27, 1975. � - �—\ 148 REGUL;4R COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 20, 1975 PAGE 6 3. CONSIDERATION OF ZONING COD[ CHANGE FOR HANDLING VARIANCES ON RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY. MOTION was made by Councilman Fitzpatrick to set a Public Hearing for November 10, 1975 for consideration of zoning code change for handling variances on residential property. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. 4. ROBERT OLMSTEAD: ZONING QRD'INANCE AMENDMEN7 ZOA #75-05; FIRESI�E DRIVE AND CENTRAL. , MOTION was made by Councilman Fitzpatrick to set a Public Hearing for November 10, 1975 for •'_oning �rdinance Amendment ZOA �75-05. Seconded by Councilma�i Breider. Upon a voice vote, all votina aye, Mayor P4ee declared the motion carried unanimously. 5. ROBERT OLMSTEAD: LOT SPLIT L.S. �`75-08; FIRESIDE DRIVE AND �,Ef!TRAL AVENUE, The Public Works Director explained that this item ties in with the Zoning Ordinance Amendment, and should also be brought back at the time of consideration of +`�e rezoring. MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to table this item until consideratian of tf�e re- zoning. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upan a voice vote, a11 voting aye, PAayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING THE MINUTES Of THE CAQLE TELEVISION C0�1P1ISSION h1EETIPIG OF SEPTEMBER ' 8, 1975. MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to receive the minutes of the �able Television Comr�ission Meeting of September 8, 1975, Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carr,ied unanimously. _ CONSIDERATION OF EXECUTTON OF AGREEMENT WITH MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES FOR BICYCLE TRAIL ASSISTAFlCE GRANTS IN AID PROGRAM. MOTION was made by Councilwoman Kukowski to concur with Execution of Agreement with the Minnesota Department of Na�tural Resources for Bicycle Trai1 Assistance Grants-In-A�id Program, Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voiee vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION �193-1975 - CONSIDERA710P! OF A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE MIDlNESOTA A. The City Manager commented that several yea�°s ago we requested the Highway Department to do some landscaping, It took three to four years to do this work on portions of T.H. �47. It would be his desire, he continued, to get on the list in order to get some additional landscaping on the Nighways #47 and #,65 and I.694. MOTION by Councilman Breider to adopt Resolution �193-1975 requesting the P1innesota Highway Department to prepare plans and provide landscapin� alona State Highway T.H. 47 and T.N. 65 and I.E94. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, ��layor Nee declared the moi:ion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION #194-1975 - CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION ORDERING PRELIMIN.ARY PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES OF iHE COSTS TFIEREOf: SEWER APID IdATER IMPROVEMEPJT MOTION was made by Councilman Breider to adopt Resolution #194 ordering pre- liminary plans, specifications and estimates for Project �119. Seconded by Councilwo�nan Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor PJee dec7ared the motion carried unanimously. � ' , ; ' � 14� REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 20, 1975 \ PAGE 7 RESOI.UTIOPd �195-1975 - CONSIDERATION OF P, RFS�LUTTON RECEIVIN6 THE PRELIMIhJARY REPORT AN7 CP.TLING A r"-�?��i(' !IEARIPIG Oh' TFir: h�4TTER OF THE COPJSTkt1.f,TIQN QF CER- 7AIN IMPNOVchiEN�S: SE!vER FND b,�ATtR IMPROVFMENT PROJFCT #119. • MOTION wat made by Cauncilman Fitznatrick to ap�rove and adopt Resolution to � set Publ�ic Hearing for Movember 10, 1975, Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vo�.e, all voting aye, i�1ayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. , RESOLUTION ,#196-1975 - fONSIDERA7I0Pi �F A RESOLUTION RECEIVING THE PRELIMIN�RY REPORT AP�D CAL�ING A PUt3LIC HEARING OP! �`(NE h1ATTFR. OF �TIiE�NS--TRUCTION OF CERTAIPi IMPROVE(�EfdTS: STRFE� I�!?ROVEt�i�";T PP,O�)�CT ST. 1976-1, `-- MOTION was made by Councilman Breider to adopt Resolution �196-1975 to receive � prel�iminary repo�°` and cali a Public Hearing tor IJavember 10, 1975. Seconded by Councilman Starvaalt.. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Nayor PJee declared the motion carried unanimously. COhSTC�R.ITIO�� OF ^, RESOLUii.uPi REia(;Rp,•.G T�li ISSt;kP;CE OI= 1Nt0Y,ICATIN� I_IOUOR LICEIQSE (-FRONTIER CL'L'Bj � i- �— ~- -`— The City Attorney op��ned this disc�ssion sayinq it woul.d be �iis opinion that �rior to ruling on whethe:° a license is to be reserved for tnis location,.Council �hould resolve the question of rezoning, As you are aware, he continued, there was a first readirg wi�ere the Council did approve rezoning based on certain conditions being fulfilled, and it i�as agreed to by the ap�licant and his atiorne.��, Subsequent to that the Hdministratioi; orepared an agreemenT. I was not at the � last meeting, but the comrnents I heard ��ras that the app7icar.t s•�as not ready to sign that agreement, The question of whether tf�e property is gcing to be re- zoned has to be resolved, As the situation stands ncw, he sa.i�±, it is not nr•operiy zoned for a liquor license. Councilnia.n Starwalt sa�d that ihe app�licant, fir. Uick Povlitzki was present and ` he asked thai ihis Resolutir�n be brougfit before us, My feelings, he explained, were not far�i•able of this�at the last meetiny, However, it is here before us, and T wo�ld like io ask some rrocec;ural questiors. If t�e vote in �avor of this a Resolution, which I content vre cannot, :�u� if w�. did, this is not approvino a' . liquor license at a11. The matter oF ±he license ti��ould have ta come up as a subsequent action. ,\ . ; Councilman Fii:zpatrick said we have had lega7 council tn thc� effect we cannot grant a license when t��c �ccation is not properly zonEd for a iicense. Mr. Povliizki addresse� i;he Cour,cil and said that his attorriey told him to say that he vlartts it ;rr the minutes triat he w�il make tne improver�ents required b� Council, but thai he wants the fairr�ess that ev�ryorie else rece�ives, Aiter waii;iny a yeai°, he said th�at he wa.nts a vote by the Gouncii. it is up for a vote, there is nothing else to 5e discussed, and rt;e Co�mc,il coul�i not get out of voting. He`repeated tha�c his a*tor��ey toid him to say ihat, The Gity Attorney said �h�a± h� supposed a iicense could be reserved� however, a license cannot bc issued until the r�•zon�ng question v,�as answered, If we pass a resoiution to res��rve a iicense, we are implying the rezon�nq has been ap; raved. ' Councilman Starwalt said that if we do not vate, we have not declined a.iiquor license. The City Attorney said Lrat if we pass a Resolution of Intent to approve a license, then we are fr,�p!,yiny that the sccond readirig af the rezoning wili be approved, Cour.ciiman Fitzpatrick said he thought �v� a�ready impiied tnis when we set down the stipuiations fe•r the �ezon�ny. 7he City Attorney explained that the stipulations for a re�oniny was not a stipulation for a license. Nir. Povlitzki asked if i.he Council was say:ng i:hat he cannot have a liquor license. �rn j REGULAR COU�CTL MEETING OF OCTOBER 20, 1975 PAGE 8 � The City Attorney replied that he could not have a license if h�s pro�erty was not properly zoned, Councilman Fitzpatrick said that what he is asking is whether we can reserve�a license under this condition. The City Attorney said that we could but that he wanted the Council to be aware that if an agreemert is prepared and the applicant agrees to do certain improve- ments stipulated in the proposed ac�reement, and the Council is thereby reservinq a license, then they are commitiinq themselves to ap.proving the re zonina and granting the license. It would seem to him that if a license is reserved under these circumstances and Mr. Po��litzki re'ies on this, then in'the future the Council would be hard-pressed to both rezonin!� and issuing a license, Councilman Fitzpatrick said he is agreeing with the C�ty Attorney that we are not committing ourselves to issue a liquor license, hut that he was under the impression �hat we are committed to the rezoning if the stipulations we set down are met, Gut you are further saying, that �if we reserve a license we are further obligated to eventually issuing the license. The City Attorney said that Councilman Fitzpatrick was correct. Councilman Starv�alt commented ayain on the faci:, that if we do not approve the resolution, we have not declined a liquor license, He fui°ther stated that we have not acted on a question of the license, The City Attorney said that the rext request would be to reserve a license and • the Council does not have an application for a license before them., There is a difference. Mr. Povlitzki said this request does not qualify as a license, it is merely asking that a license be set aside� Mayor PJee stated that this request is for reserving a license and it does not deny the application for a license„ , The City Aitorney said that this is correct, . Countilman Starwalt said there is an application on rile with the City, but it is not before us. The City Attorney asked if there was an application for a license, and Mavor hee said that there was, Mr. Povlitzki asl:ed the Council what kind of a joint they thought he owned, and the City Attorney replied that he does not have a license to se�l intoxicating liquor. . Cauncilman:Starwalt said that i± �s not his intention to move for a note on this, and that he would a11ow another rnember to. Mr. Povlitzki said that after a,year, he demands a vote. He claimed that we have not given him his rights, and that he wants his rights. Councilman Starwali; told Mr. Povlitzki that he wanted to do what is riqht for him, • and vrhat is right for the citizens of Fridley. Mr. Poviitzki stated that if "e . wanted to do what is ri�ht, then he should vote. Mr. Starwalt said that he will not ask that this be 5rought up, so if f4r. Povlitzki intended to sue him, as he stated at the last meeting, then he shouid be prepared to do so. - Councilman Starwalt said that the next question would be how do we dispose of this application. ; ' i - _' � . 0 151 REGULAR CO�NCIL P4EETING OF OGTOBER 20, 1975 PAGE. 9 CouncilN�oman Kukowski mentioned to Mr. Poviitzki that at the last council rieeting he said that he in�ended to sell his business and move out. P1r, Povlitzki said that he wauld sell. Ceuncil��oman KUI:OWSK1 said there is no way u!e could issue you a license. There is a law say�ing �ve cannot issue a liquor license under these circumstances. Mayor Nee said tt�at we should act on this �°esolution or table it. MOTIO�: by Counciiman Starv+alt to table t.he resolution because he cannot bring it forward when he iniends tc vote no. Mr. Povlitzki said thUt someone else could bring it forward. Ne said there has been a]ot of mnney yoing do�aii the drain and the Cuuncil cannot do anything. Mayor Nee said the land is not presently rezoned. Mr, Povlitzki asked if he would malce the imp��ovemerts on the establishment, would it then be rezoned; and if so, fine, he would make the improvements, ar,d then wc,uld he get his liquor license, Cotmc�?man Starwalt said that the public �earing on the liquor license has been closed. He said that it is his belief that the puhlic hearin� should be reoaened and then are could ge� the matter taken care of. Mr. Povlitzki said that Counciiman StarU�ait to?d him that the Council would vote on the resolution, He said he drove 400 mi'les t.o come to the meetincl. Councilman Starwalt sai� the resolution ha� been bro�oht before us with the request you wanied. No one said it �vould be voted on, You assumed it would be. Mr. Povlitzki asked aga�n if Councilmar Starwalt ��ou1d vote on it, and Councilmar� Star�va]t said hc could not ask �it be brought forth r"or a vote because he plans to vote no. P1r. �'ovlitzki asked whe could bring it for•th, could the Mayor�. Council- man Starwalt said no, technical?y 1;he Mayor could not. He asked Mr. Povlitzki if he understooci his feelings on this, and Mr, Povlitzki said he Hianted it over with. Mayor hee said that the item is on the ayenda. We have i�eard from the City Attorne,y th�t it is rot properly befot°e us. I have inv9{:ed a motion on it and there has beer, none. He further commented that the c�uestion ofi zonin� has to be settled before the liquor license can be issued. Mayor Nee asked if there was any motion for the disposal of this. The Cit,y Attorney saicl he would agree wi;h Mr. Povlitzki in the sense ihe question should f�e disposed of one way or the other. He said that he will summarize again. It is my opinion, he said, that a iicens� carinot be iss�aed unless the oroperty is re zoned. He said he does not think a licen�e should be reserveci unless the Counci7 fully intends to �eet the conditions sei forth in the agreement for re zonina, Tr him, he said, tP�at w ould be askinn Mr. Po vl�itzki to proceed fo spend money on the assurption that th� council has agreed tc,qive him a liquor lic°nse if he spends thai: kind of money. The proper procedure would be to amend the agreement. The City Attorney fui°��her added that �t seems to him that Mr. Povlitzki is right about tabling this as it could ao on indefinitely. Open a hearing on the granting of a license beFore makiny a decisi�n ofi reservinr eh2 license, In order for the Council to act upon the secor�d reading of the re zoning, they would have to amend the proposed aqr•eement ar,d add another itein that if th° improvements are completed that are stipulated, then the license wi11 be reserved, These would be the first two things that shauld be in o:�d�r. H� r_ontinuea, as far as handling this paae of the ager7da, he tivould advise to nat act on ti�is until the question of re zonin� has been resolved. It is not proper to reserve a license when the property is not properly zoned for the sal� of� intoxicating liqucr•. He explained that another option would be to bring the matter of a second �•eading of re Z:>ning up ac�ain, That is not on the agenda tor.�ght. He said his reeling; is that question should be answered be- fore a reservation of a license is m?t. If it is madP, then P1r. Povlitzki would spend money on the fact tl?at the Council has agr•eed to grant a license and that is not fair at a later date, to ueny the re zor.in9 or to deny him the actual issuance nf a license. It tivould be in order, if the Councii is in agreement, to bring the second rea�ing bar.k �o Cauncii antl to amend it. He said that Mr. Povlitzki has said that he does rat ��rant to proceed unless t�ere i; another condition that he will get his iiquor licerse, '�--. \ �� REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 20, 1975 PAGE 10 Mayor Nee asked if the condition would be on the agreement and not on the second reading. The City Attorney said th2y will go hand in hand. He said it would be un the agreement to re zone by adding another item which would be to reserve a license. 7he second reading would not take place until conditions of the agree- ment are completed. Mayor Nee said that when it was completed, the amendment would be that we would rezone and grant a license. Councilman Fitzpatrick said you are asking us to bring back re zoning for the second reading. , Councilman Starwalt said he would like to state that it is his belief that it is best that the question of the 1iquoi� license c�n only be reservetl by re-o�ening the public hearing. He said it was not his intention to vote on any of the stipulations or agreements at this time, and that he will not vote for anything in his position. He said he thinks we shauld not proceed any further, as far as he was concerned, �aithout askirg fior a re-opening of the public hearing, and that he wanted to krow how he stands. The City Attorney said that it would be in order for the P�ayor to ask for a motion to re-open the public hearing for the issuance of a license. May Nee said that tvauld be a response to this page of the agenda. . P�OTION to Councilman S�arwalt to re-open the Public Hear-ing for November 10, 1975 . for the consideration of the application that Mr. Povlitzki has made for a hard liquor license. Seconded by Counc�lt�oman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, hiayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Povlitzki asked.what would happen the next time. Would we yo back to the re zoning again. Councilman Starwalt said that we could not make any predictions. Councilman Breider said he would like to include as a part of the motion that the City Attorney have transcripts of any testimoney that may be offered as it relates to this applicatio�, forwarded to ti�e applicants attornev so that they know the procedure. The City Attorney said all records of the City are open to the applicant and his attorney, and he was certain that any evidence that.is presented to the Council wouid be for public records. As far as the transcripts are concerned, of what is intended to be presented, that may be a little dif�icult. Councilman Breiuer said that -if there are any public records, police records or anything else, it should be available to the appTicant. The City Attorney said they will be available and depending upon their nature, perhaps could be forv�arded. RESOLltTIOPI #197-1975 - CONSIDEP.ATIOP! OF A RESOLUTIO�r' DIRECTING THE ISSUANCE OF TEMPORARY IMPROVEh1ENT BONDS IN ACCORDANCF WITH LA41S OF 19�7, CHAPTER 385 - PROJEC7 #117. � MOTIOf•; t,as made by Counciiweman Ku!:ovrski ±o adcpt Resolution #197 on the issuance of temporary improvemenc bonds. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motian carried unanimously. RESOLUTION �198-1975 - CON5IDERATION OF A RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE SALE AND MOTION by Counci]man Starv�alt tc adopt Resolution #198�]y75 diPecting the sale and purchase af temporary improvement bonds, Seconded. by Councilwoman Kukowski, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared,the motion carried unanimously, � I, a 1�3 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF ��TOBER 20, 1975 PAGE 71 RESOLU?ION #199-1975 - CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLU7ION AUTNORIZING APlD DIRECTING 7HE SPLITTING OF SPECIAL �SSESSP1ENTS ON LQT 5, BLOCK 1, PAFCEL 200, AND OUTLOT 1, PARCEL 400, DON'S ADDITIOPI AriD P.EPLATTING IfJ70 HERW.AL RICE CREEK TERRACE ADDITION. MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to adopt Resolut9or #199-1975 authorizing and directing the splitting of special assessments. Seconded by Councilman Star��alt. Upon a voice vot.e, all voting aye, P1ayor Pdee declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION x700-1975 - CONSIDFRATION OF RESOLUTIQN DIREC7ING PUBLICATION OF_ NEA�IfvG ON PROPOSED REA�SES5MEN1' OF STORM SEId[R If4PROVEMENT PROJECT {;102. Mayor Nee said that tfiis was to adjust an error that had been made. The Finance Director explained that the last time this was before us an error was made on on° parcel. Therefore, iney had to make the necesszry adjustmeiits, but that this vras the same map and the same lots. It should 'r�ave been noticed the first time around, The error was originally made in 1972, and we did not discover it before. He explained that the total assessment proposed now is correct. ��iOTTON by Councilman areider to set a public hearir�g for Resolution �`200-1°'� authorizing and directing the splil:ting of special assessments on Don's f�ddition KukowskiattUpon�at�oHceWVOte,callNvatingrayee Mayor�Nee declared�the motionlWOman carried unanimously. , RESOLUTIDN #201 - CONSIDERATIOM OF RESOLUTIOPd'DIRECTING PREPARATIO� OF REASSFSSPIEMT ROLL FOR STORM SEWER IMPROVEh�EPJT PR JECT #102. MOTION by Councilman Breider to adopt Resolution �ZO1 directina the reassessment roll for storm sewer improvement. Seconded by Councilman Start�.alt. Upon a voice vote, all vot�ing aye, Mayor Nee declared the moiion carried unanimously. 11PPOTNTMEPITS: MOTIODI vdas made by Councilman Breider to approve appointments of the following City employees: NAME Patricia Ranstrom 6700 Arthur Street Fridley, Mn. Heien Fag�r. 6266 Qen htoor Cr. Fridley, Mr. POSITION Police Secretary SALARY EFF____ ECTIVE DATE REPLACES $702/month October 13, 1975 Cass Beri°ay Secretary to tiie �66�/month September 24, 1975 Pat Ranstrom City Council Seconded by Counci1man Starwalt.. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor flee deciared the motion carried unanimously. CLAIMS: P10TION by Co�.�ncilman Starwait to approve C�aims as submitted, Seconded k�y Coimcil- woman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all vo�in,y aye, t��ayor f�ee declared the motion carried :�nanimously. LICEPdSES: t�10TI0N by Councilwoman !Cukowski to approve licenses as suhmitted and on file in City Clerk's office, Secor,ded by Councilr!an starwalt, Unon a voice vote, a1i votinn aye, Mayor �Jee dec�ared the motion carried unanimously, ESTIMATES: M07ION by Councilrnan Breider to approve estimates•as submitted and to add: Estimate from VirJil C. Herrick, Oct, 20, 1975 in the amount of $1,205.00. �J� I�-,. REGULAR COUNCIL P�EETING OF OCTOBER 20,_1975 PAGE 12 Seconded by Counciltaoman Kukowski, Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Ma,yor Nee declared the rnotion carried unanimously, MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski, seconded by Councilman Fiizpatrick to approve payment of estimate for Carl Newquist, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOL�!TIOP! �202-1�975 - CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTIOf�I TRANSFERRING fUfJDS FROM THE PUBLIC UTILITY FUt1D TO VA,RIOUS tJATER AND SEWER BOP�� FLPIDS, � The Finance Director explained that this Resolution is similar to ihe one that has bzen adopted each year for the past several years. If this resolution is adopted, no tax levies will be necessary for any of the improvement bond funds for the year 1975/1976, These bond funds were for the most part for the purpose of financ�ing improvements to the Public Utility Fund, Special Assessments were not levied at all, or were not levied for the entire cost of the improvement. Assessments were not levied for such things as wells, reservoirs, part of the main line system, etc. The Public Utilit,y Fund does have sufficient funds to make this transfer. MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski, seconded by Councilman Breider to adopt Resolution #202-1975, transfer°ring funds for the payment of bonds, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. DISCUSSIOf! OF ITEMS TO BE ADDED TO THE AGENDA FOR THE C.ONFEREPdCE P1EETI�IG OF IILf06ER 27, 1975. �. -- Mayor Nee said there were several items he would like discussed at the Conference Meeting of October 27, 1975, He would like to hear from the Plannino Corrmiission and its sub-committEe members to get ideas of how the process is workinn, Secondly, he would like to discuss with members of the Industrial area. the matter of the 3.2 beer license for the American Qazaar, Evervone involved should attend the Conference Mteting. Also, he would like the item of the red tag with reference to Parks and Recreatioi; be brought up for discussion. ADJOURP�P�ENT: MOTION was made by Councilman Fitzpatrick to adjourn the meeting, Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, �1a,yor "iee declared the motion carried unanimously, and the Regular t1eeting of the Fridley City Council of October 20, 1975 adjourned at 9:30 P,M,. 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JUNK VE1-�ICLES 2 For the purpose of promoting health, safety, order, conven�ien�e, prosperity and , general welfare in the City of Fridiey, the outside parking or outside storage, on or near residential district properties, of veh�cles, materials, supplies or equi.pment not customarily used or needed f�r the iasc in connection with the occupancy ' of residential �roperty for residential �aurposes is hereby found to create nuisances and detrimental influences upon the pub�lic healti:, safieiy, �roperiy, good order and general ��aeTfare in such districts, incl�ding obstructing of view on street� and on private properties, bringing unhealthfu} and noisome adors and materials into residential ' rieighborhoods, creating cluttered and otherwise unsightly areas, preventing.the full use of residential streets for residential narking, and otherwise adversely affecting residentiai property values and neighborhood patterns. �� ' � , , ' 123.Q2 Definitions The foliowing definitions shall apply in the ►nterpreta�ion and enforcement of this ordinance; 1. . PERS�N sha11 mean any person, f'irm, 'partn�ership, assaciatio3�, corporation, company�, or organization of any kind. 2. JUNK CAR means any motor v�hicle which is nai, it� aparable condition, or which is par�ialiy dismantled or which is used for saie of parts.or as a.saurce of repair or replacement parts for other veh�cles, or ��.�hich is kept for scrapping, dismantling, or salvage of any kind, or which is not properly licens�d for operation within the State of Minnesota by the State of t�iinnesota. 3. UEHICl.E shall mean a machine propel�ed by pnv��er other than hu�an power, designed to travel along the ground by !�se of wrieelsy treads, r�.�nners or slides; and transport �ersons or properiy or �uli rnachiner,y and shall include, without limitation, automob�le, iruck, trailer, motorcycle and tractor. ' 4. STREET �r HIGH��dAY shali m�an the entire width b�i:ween i�he ev-ery way publicly mainiained when any part thereot is open to public tor purposes of vehicular travil. � �1 �I � � ' � , t�aundary lines of t:hE use of the 5. PROPERTY shall mean any real property within the Ciiy whicr? is not a street or highway. �23.03 °arking and Storage of Junk Cars and Vehicles on Pri;�ate Property t�o person in charqe or control of ary property wii;F�in the City, wheih?r as awner, tenant, o�c�apant, lessee or otherwi se, slial � ai l otiv any paf�ii a13y d�i s►nantled nan- ope�^ating �dr�cked, junked or discar�ed ve��icle i,c� remain on such property longer than ten (10) days after notification by the Gity af a violation of this ordir�ance; and r�o perso�� shall te�zve any such vehicle o�� an�� propert.y within the City for a � � , ,J �J ' ' �1 ' �J ' ' � ' , . Or�dinance Na. -2- longer time th�n ten (1Q) days aft�r notification by the City of a violation o-f this ord�nance�, except that this orainance shall not ap�ly with regard to a vehicle in an enclosed b��lldinq; or a vehicle an the premises af a business enterprise operai;ed in a lawful plaep and man�er, v�hen necessary t� the operation of such Lusiness ent�rpr�se; o� a��eh;cle in an appropriate st�raye place or depository maintain�d in a lawful place and manner by the City, or a singl� incperak�le vehicl� which is in the reasonaf�le proeess of restoracian ta an operable vehicle, prcvided such vehicle does not co►�stitute a nuisance. 123.04 Impounding The City or its d�l,y authorized agent is hereby authorized to remove or have removed any vehicle left ai: any place �vithin the City ��:hich reasonably appears to be in violation of this ordinance or iost, stoien or un-;,lained. Such vehicle shall be impounded until lawfully claime� or disposed of in accordance with Chapter 114 of the City Code. PASSED BY THE CITY COI;NCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY iNIS OF 0 ATTES7: 1975. , CITY CLERK - �larvin G. Brunseil Firs� Reading� Secor�d Read� t�g : Publish........ October 2U, �.975 MAYUR - �JILLIAM J NEE DAY � .� ' , � i'lanninc� Corr,n�ission t�leeting - Se�t�mf�er ?_4, 19'/5 Page ]3 � 3 beL��een I. 69 �' and 57th Avenue N. E. , arad Main Street and Un.i.vers:i. ty Avenue . N.E. , the s.�me beiny 250 57th Avenue R�.�, with fihe folloi�Ting stipul.at.ic�n: 1. Ti '.Zierfvrmance bond be posL-ed fox coJnpletion of the Iandscapirig by October 31, 1�3� G,. per tl�e approved lanciscaping p1an. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye,_ihc mot.i.orz carried unanimously. ' 5. PU[3LIC {iF�iRING: CON�IDL-RATl'0(�_Of= A PRFLIMIPdARY PL./�T � S. #%5-03, I�AYER'S � ____ �_ LAKESID'r__?f�D AD[)ITI:ON, (3Y RUD'r f��YFR: Leing a repla�`'�o.�:�..�.la 62.24 feet as measuretl al ony the florth and Sou�;h 1 i;ies af Lots 4, 5 and 6, 61 ock 1, S�:r-i ng ' . Lake Park L.akeside Addition, gener~ally located bet�aeen 75th and 76th Avenue N.E. on the East side of 1✓►cKinley Si:reet. �� , Mr. Rudy Bayer vras preseni. MOTIOid h; P.ergman, seco��ded by ��eteisoi�, tha� the Plan,�iny Commission op2n tl.e. Public I�c��r�.ng on rezoniny rcguest, ZOII #75-03 Ba�er's Lat:eside .?.nd Addition, by 1'�uc3� Bay��r. Up,�l� � voice vc��, a1l vot.zr�y aye, Cfiairman Hai_xis ope��ed ine i�ub1�_c iieariny at 9:48 P.M. ' . ' ' Nir•. Olsan said f.hat a1ttiough the�e lots �ver•e I�eing platt�d at 72 feet and oiir mir�imum re.qui��emrr�± l�,jas 75 7=eet, �;h�is seemed a reasonable rcaq�es� because i'r t�►t.y wcre platted in�to four lots, tP7ey �•�ould be 9U'. Ne said �he dep±h of �;h� lats ' aft�r �:he street dedicat;on ��JOUId be 137 feet so �:hese lots would be 9,864 squar� feet, which still exce�ded our n�inimu�r lot requiremer�t of 9,OU0 square feet.. ' Nir. Harr i s as ked vrhere �he uti 1 i ti e� were 7 ocated. M�. 8ayer sai d they ti��e�e al ready �n th� hack 1 ot 1 i ne. Thcre ��as a 5 i'oa'c easerre►�t on �the adjucei� � 1 ots, so i: h e� e s l� c u 1 d be a a f' a o t � a s e m e n t: o n t l� e U a c k o f i h e s e f i� v e l o t s a l s o. � � 'r�1r. �ayei� said tha� the three lots Soutfi of this E�1at �uere 80' 1ots, and i�F he ow;�ed a`17 �tf�i s pr�peri:,y, there cou 1 d be $ 75 ° 1 ots on thi s bl ock, so tha � even i7c f�is lo�s �1�ere 72`, you �voi�ld i�ave i:l-�e sa�ne number of h�uses on the block. Ne ' said �.he property across tk�e stre��: was platted the same. There vaere three 80 foct Tots ar�d 5 72' lotsg on this side of -�he stree�t a7so. , ' , , � , Mr. Harris asked abo;�t t}�e di°�zii��.ge. Mr. Eiayer saici he thoughl: these lots ��ou�ld drai n towlyds f�icl:i nl �y Street. � . • 611°. Rabe��t I-ienderson, 76Q0 SLit,sc�n [31vd., said that Si;inson couldn't handl� �:he dra�inage. H� said ti��re vras �� ro!�lem �vith one lot �in this area, �vith. wa�cer.. : standing in thei�� ro��t yard. E�e sa�id he didn't i;no�,� ��i�o was doing it, �u1: someone was, but t.hey t�rcre 'lif�;ing the n3ar� hole caver �Y`pmthe sanitary sewer on Stinson, so ti�e �aa-t.er co«l� �c�o down. 1-I� said fh� nc�use �:hat Fad draina�e pti�oble�ns was at 7523. stinson f3ivd. t✓�r. Har��is said he t��ould ii�:e a re�ort on �:t�is problem. The City h�s to r�ay i'or tJ�� allon�a�e thac goes ir7 the sanit.zry seti�er, a��d we couldn't afford to have stor�n Y:at�r go into t�1em. P�r. �a,��cr said he i,�zcl ��rovidt�cl �< 10' easement on the Soi�th side of one lot on I�is ot}�er plat ��nc� he �ro;�ld be wi]ling to provide a 10' easement on the South side c�f Lo�: 5 on tP�is pla�f;s to fiacilitate i:he �•iater draininy to ��icKinley. h1�°. Bayer said he believc� all this pro;:�rt.y cSrai,r,eu to the So�;4h. t�lr. t3ayer said when the building permit ��as taken out for 7�41 P�icKi��ley, they coulci prot�abiy contat�m to this drainage eascr��en(:. Th�s lot was ju�t Sout�► 0� }115 p►�op��ec! plat. . .. ��i a � ' �I � �� Ij J ' , ' ' ' ' � ' ' , ' ' � ?, A �lanninc� Con�mission Meet.i�iq.- Sepl:ember 2�, 1�75 • • ..Pa�e.l� .. I�Irs. l�al�lberg as4:nd th� siz� ofi i:he lots� across the stY°eet from this proposed p1at, l�1r. f3ayer said tF�cy wcre 72' w�ide. Mrs. Wahlberg askecl h1r. R�yer if he was able �o canstruct homes on these lois accordinc, ta the City Cocle and if he nzeded ar�y vat;iar�es. t�ir. E��yn� said he had no prob7ems building homes on these lots. He had j�ast sold �v�o homes f'rom that pla� for $42,500 each. � A1DT.tON by Fet:erson, seconded by Lar�genf.eld, t17at the Planning Comm.ission close the Pul,lzc He:3ri,-�g on cons�.deration o.f •:� �roposed p.1.at, P.S. #75-03, Bayer`s LaY.eside 2nd I�ddit.ion, by Rudy F�ayer. Upon a voice voie, a11 voting aye, Chairman Harris de-.cZarcd the Pub.Zic Ilear.ing closed at I0:05 P.M. TfOTION I�y Peterson, seconded bU Shea, that the Planning Commzssion recommend ta GbiI11C."LI appro�T�1 �f �he prelimi�iar_u plat, P•5, ;i75-03, Bayer. `s T�keside 2nd Addi.tion, bv Rudy f3ayer, be.ing a repJ_at of the ��Test 162.24 feet as meast�red ��.Zong the North ' ar�d South ].ines of Lot_-s 4, 5 and 6, Bioct: 1, Sprir.g Lake Paz•k Lakeside Add�.tion, ger.erally located hetween 75th ar.d 7Et.Ii AvenuL N.T. on the Fast side of_ i.'clCinley Strec-r�; r�ith tlte fo.Zlo��.ir? stip�lations: 6. 1. Provide a 5: drainagc and ut�.lity easement on the East boundar� of the Noril�-Sout1� propert.y 1in� of Loi:s I-5. 2. Provide a 10` drainage easement: on the South propert� �1'ine of Lo� �5: . �� Upon a voice vote, aII votin� aye, thc mot_ion carried un.c�niraously. Fi (:E ��i� ES7 FQR A VARIA�CF OF SECTI�N 205:053 !?�l,'{:rli r�kOi�dT `;f-.(?b ��Tf3�Cl: FROt�1 35 f�E l'ttt� G�I.��t�,F � G �C��F 5�1��t_ S[��(�G ISf�f�ELSCN J(�. , CF A Dt'1 (_L i',� LAKE ES�A(�S SY i�1R. EL��iER PaDI',TIOi�i 11�! 0��ti 7 631 CE';1�3FLOT L<z y57 PIERCE STRC QA, FRICLEY CITY�COQE, TO RECiIC� TQ 2c�.II FEE�f �I"0 ALL01�J 7H� C�i i°LEi i��! i_OCA�S"�D ON �OT 20, f3L0�f: 2, li'r1z�(�T.S-- L� N. E. , FRT_ULFY, t1T�"�ESO�Cr1�R�tj'.;FS i 1' i��.E., �?Ii�f�E�1P0! IS, ��1h��SOTA. — t�`,r. E�nier I;raelson, Sr. �vas present. , � �1r. Isr�alsan sa�id t(e��w�re a.nxious to get the red tag off of this house �o they could cc�nt��ue f.a �-J�; k o1�,��t. ,- •. Mrs . I�Jah i berg s� 7 d�:4�e proai em ti�ri th �hi s�?arti cui ar rec�uest was that Mr. I srael sor. bought a I�t�use in I�a��i�is L�xke �si:at�s ar�� ,�hen i�e came inta Ci�y I-ta1T to apply for a perm•i t, he sub;�;i �ted pl a��s that; sl�ov.��d tiiat tlze house woul d be pl aced 35' from the io°ont pro,:-e�°ty 1�i ne, �vhi ci, i s cocie. �-i� ��ra�� C�1 VGi1 a bu � 1 d�ing permi �t, a��d appro>>al to c�rZStruct i.iie hous�. Qefor� h� �ut the .i�o�tings it�, he r�ad his contract on th'is lot, and �;hei°e 1Nd5 a�rc�tec��v'e coven��t`��ahich stated that ,you coula L�ui1d 25' back from th� �oi. i;�t�. 1�lha�t thi\�fcrn�cna�� said�.was tf�<-��; �f you wanted tc� b!�iid c.laser to� the 1ot line thar� 25 fiee�t an� cv�an ifi a vai��iar�ce vras gi°an�:�c! �or less than 25', th�is would be iliegal, ai�d 25' was the n�inimun� setback th�t ��rould be allo��red. Mr. Israelson misinterp�,e}�d �;his; and so he �c�cided he Gvoulci be g�nerous and instead of building 25' back, iie WOU i tI hu'� 1 c! 2i3 feet b�ck. When thc, bui 1 di ng i nspector made the footi ng it�spection, 'r�e clid n�t catch tl�a�� tl�is house was only 28 feet from the front property 1ine. l��~. Isr�elson thought he �vas actiny in good faitl�, and h� ��aei�t ahead ��ith thc� construction of �;his f��ouse. tdhen ��e turr�ed the verifical:ion survey into the Inspcci:ion Qepa�°tmer�t, i� was notecl ti•�hat the actual s�tback was, and the house was red-tayg�� n1:i1 a var7a;ice �•1as appraved. S?�e said thai: at this time, �he entire exterior of t�he house was Eo�upl+�tc�d, ��u i�1r. fs�aelsc�n �,�a;> v�JOrking �n i:Sie inte�rior ��f i;he house. Si�e sai� t�ir. 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PLAN�JI�'�G COMi�iISSIO�� MEETTNG OCT03C�t ?_2, 1975 PAGE 1 CAI_L TO ORDCR: . . . , Cl�airman Hal,ris cal]e� i:}�e n�eei:ing L� order a�; 7:30 P.M. .� , � R01_L^C/�LL: �fernbers Pr�esei�t: ' t�1�inbers lEbs�nt: Others P7°esent: 4 � Narr��i�, Peter;un, Scott, Langenfeld Qri g�ns (out of �oY,rr� ), a�rgman ( hos�pi tal i zed ) Mrs, Virg7nia !�l�hlberg, ��ice Cl��airperson of R�peal� Comn�issio� ` J�rrold Qaard��an, City Planr;er ' . APPROVE PLANNI��G C0��1MISSIOI� f�tlf�UTES:_ ocrna_r-.E: 8, �975 , I�irs. 4Ja{�lberg sa�id 1.hat. on p�c�e g:, tr�,� fo�!rth paragra;,�� un��r r v� ,.ring �he calanc;ar clat�s {or comn�iss-icn mee�ting;, it s!�ou'Id b�� tfr. Scott ai;�ing the si:ai.emeni, �nstead of Mr. Gerg,��;�n. . '� 170TI"ON b� Peterson, seconcled �y Scott, triat th� Pl.a��n.ing Ca��in;;.ssiorf approve t.Pie lninut�es o� t�he Uct.al�er 8, 1975 r,eeiing as corrected. U on a.voi.ce vote, a13 voting aye, �1�e motion carried unar..imaizsl�. I- RECEIVE I�Ui��Ai� RESOUf:CES CO,;f�iISSIQN Pilf`�UTCS: OC70f3FR 2, 'I°75 ' I 1 ' . �' ' � , � , r ' � '• ' l°OTIO^I l�y Scott, seco��'ed b?) Peterson, th�z t� the Planning Cv r�isstc�n receive �he ms.iiut:es af th� Ilurr,ar� Ftesources Co�,m.issiez� ineetirg vf Oc o?:cr 2, 1975. Mr. Scott �� i d that on pagc 12 of. these mi r�utes there G-;as a pre eni.ati on by � t�tary Van f)a� froir t:i�e f_y��•�o�c� l�lu��s-i ng Ho��ic . Iie sa.i d he trcught i t �,as r�1 �;:.��,.�rthf that this was �the �f�urtti pri��ate i��s �ness �.i�a�; has conie �t� the ��zim« ResoUrces Conanissic��, o�F thei�� ol�,r� vo1 itioi-ti, to ass�is�; �:�e ci�cizers of f=ri�le . Ele sa�c(. the ��:l�er 'r,hrcae ti�rere Unit;y Iiospital, i,�Qdtronic>� anc� Fr°ic(1ay Pluml�i c� Co�7pany. 1'hey h�ve ai � COilli' i;0 ��1 L„7��;t�er ser�� i ce� f�r our cor,�mt�n� ty. Ne sa.i ' tni s was a tribut.e to ou►� Cham��r of Coi�l,nF�rce. P1r. Pet��rs�r� s��id t.l�e Parks & Rc�crea.i;ion �cm��ission 17ad, r� c!z. �crriifi occas;orts, a roomfi�l ai� senior citi�c,��s �.t. ih2it° u:eet?nc� ask�ir,g for v�rious s rvices ircrr �ll�r Ci i.y. i�e � tt�onuered i f tli� re had L�c�e�� ar�,y ce:�unur� i cai.�i on wi tr� th� se� i or' Cl t7 ZC'!"! groups sc� �;hut �thiy t-der� �.�R�:,:�� ofi ti7�se c��i i�ers. t��i,. Scnf;�t• said th y took the i i� CLTA person oi�f t��e proj�c�l; s},�e ��as c�n, ��nd assit��hd her to �:I�e se ior citizer�s pt•ojc�ci;. Rt: f:(�e 1«s�t se�-�ior c� �:��en�> �r;:,ci:ir�g, �f7e rnacie a p,,esc�i;ta ion at ihUt ii�c��ir�g ��i1 ��I�� Friulc�y �1ro�ii;ecl i��ci:i�o��ist C��urci�. Hc�r• ;>>�ojcc�i; vas to iclertify tl�e soci �7 s� rvi ce aclenc �:,�s i n t:i�e area tl�u c coul d scrvi ce sen i c�r i ti �e�s .��c� are tr;vi ng 'c� c�r„�p i 1 e otl��r i:� fic,v�;�;at: i cn so �•ae can iiel ;� them i n otl��i° w ys . �!e � re l�nlited by �:h�� staterr,en(; ir� the ordinance 4��ch states that a Comrn ssion member m t� s t � f� a i r a�� r oj c�c t c o,� m T i t�. e e, a� i d ti�.� e c�� n' t I� a�� e a C O f l l f l) 1 S S 7 0 n n� e m e r a v a i l a b l e t0 Cj1d1T' SUC�I ii ��1"Oj�Ct. Ne s��id hc� iM1rould �zlsa li�;e �en }��711t oui; �:hat �rere was going t he a joint Numa�� R�soia�°ces mec� t i ng «t l.fic � i br-ai°y on Oc�.ohGE° 23, 1975: He sa d thi s v,as i;he �firs!; �time �;his h�d !��:er� clor;<�. Jt arill i��cii�de ,:zl� st�ch comm�iss�o s in ttie Cou��ty. 1le st�ici cacl� gro�;� �-;calci q�ve a l�rr.scr�:��iion oi' ti�rtiat they were doi � in i:heir com;�uinii:y. lie said �t;h:ii: i�1a,y�r NecA ��e.�ild b� prescrst to welcome the e greups. The t7�e��ir�� titi�ouid al�o b� af:�:r_��ded by Fyi��•. 0'B�tnnon, t)�c Cour7�(:y Can�niss oner, and �aY. � Plannin Commission Meeting - Octobe"r�22;'1975'�� _____ '' ��. Pa 2 4A Bozy, who 15 the Human Resources director of the Metropolitan Cou cil. He said ' he would appreciate it if other members of the Planning Commission couid come to this meeting so tt�ey could see what th° Human Res�urces Commiss ons were doing in other communities. He said �r�ere would be seven communities re resented. 1 � UPON A VOICE VOTE, a11 voting a�e, the motion carried unan�imously. RECEIVE MTNUTES Or THE SPECTAL PARKS & RECREATION COi�MISSION MEETI 14, 1975 Mr. Peterson said it mignt be of interest to the Planning Comm ' there seems to be a movement in the Parks & Recreation Comm�ssion philosophy of providing facilities rather than park programs. The couple of reasons for this. One was to save the �ity's resources, ' reason was that it allowed the people to have �the type of program particu2arly liked. He said he thought it wou1d also be correct t was not a unanimous consensus of the parks and Recreation, but it at this time. He said that as the Planni�g Commissior� studied the ' objectives, they �vou1d noi;e that tney were more facility oriented � �riented. � � ' .' MOTION by Peterson, seconded by Scott, that the Y.Zanning Comm� the minutes of the Parks & Recreation:: Commission special meeting 1975. Upon a voice vote, a11. voting aye, the motion carried unan:, TRANSFER OF SPECIfiL USE PERMI7, SP #74-07, FROM CLIFFORD ANDEf ANDERSON, Q/Q/A%1Pd KOP l�UTO B�DY: Located at 6385 University � Mr. Fred Anderson was present. QF OCTOBER ssion that oward. ihe e were a and the other hat they say that this as the majority r goals and han program on receiue October 14, sI y.. SON TO FP.EU venue N.E. �, Mr. Harris saici ihis speciai.use�permi�t had been issued ta an indiv�dual, ' �nd r�aw.this business was under differen� awnership. • ' �_J ' ' � ' ' ' Mr. Anderson said hz wasn't aware that he needed a special us his business until a coup7e of months ago Gvhen he had an occasion City Ha�ll. Ne was infc�rmed of' this at that time, and was told th be placed an the Plann+ng Cammissian agenda. Mrs. Wahlberg aske;i what e-Ffect this �vould have on the origin on the special, use permit that this be issued to Ciifford Anderso she would interpret that to m�an that �red Anderson should have rr cation for a spECia1 use perr�it. She asked if administration had themselves to zhe problem that it appears that t�ir. Fred Anderson ti�is business for ove•r 9 months w�thout a valid spec�a� use permi per�ni t �or to come into �: tI11S WOU�C� 1 stipulation only. She said de a new� app1i- addressed as been opeNating � Mr. Qoardmar� said it was thought that the name could be ci�an ed on the Special use permit because i�: was exactly the same operai;�on tha had been apprvved on the orig�inal special use pe�mit. He said the City ha received no complaints on ti�is operation, ar.d the present operator of th�e bu iness was iiving up to.ali the siipu(ations of the original special use permit. Mrs. in'ahlberg sdid she thought the si:ipulation was very clea that ihe special use permit had only b�°n granted to Clifford Anderson as long as he was t}�e operatar of the business, so she didn't see.how administration c uld make that kind of.ciecisi�n. I,�� I I�I LJ �'' 'J ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' plannin ission Meet�in - Oc�ober ?_2, 1975 ' e3 Mr. Peterson asked -if when a srecial use permit was issued to an perator if there was anything put on a dced or a license, so a new operator w uld be atti�are ihat a special use permil: ��as needed? Mr. Qoardman said there asn't any license required, ai�d this property was leased, not purchased. } said there v�as no record on the deed anyway. Mr. Peterson asked �if there vaas any way a prospective buyer coulc that a special use {�ermit was needed? Mr. �oardman said that he fel1 conten�xlating o;�erat-ing a business in Fridley sl�ould s�:ap at City Fia� there tivere any special i:hinc�s necded to operate that business. He s� �,ray that staff could stay on to�� o{= these thin�s wouJd be to �o to ai permit. he said tfley wauld neec! three or more inspectors if the Cit; to requ�ire'an occupancy permit every time a business changed hands. Mr. Harris said he made the oriyinal motion back on May 22> 1974 the feelir�g or the Planning Co!n�nission at tna�; time that there tvas c� th�e operal;�ion of this business, an� they thought thai; P�1� . Cl ifford A abide by �the stipu�atio��s of �he special us� permit, but they didn't subsequent operators would do, and tne,y� may r,ot have operatea the bu the sam� n��aflllt'Y'. 7his ��as why the special use permit�was tied to th o� the business irstead of to the property. He said there �ti�as limit on� this pro�erty and tl�ey didn't ��ani; �nrena�ired cars standing aroun from cars thro�ti�n arou��d. outs�ide of the build�ing. He said he� thouqiit felt at t�hat time that they w�uld ��rant a new ov,mer to come in and ap netv� speci al use permi t: , . � , be made - a��rare that anyone 1 to see if id the only occupancy was going and i t vra s ncern aboul; derson would knc�,•r what iness ir operator d parking , or parts that they �iy for a Mr. Peterson said he agreed with the previous recommendation, b t it then seerned ta I�?m that �he C�ity should set up some type of system so th y would he aware of v�lien a busit�ess changed hands. � , Mr. Boardman saio ��e dicin't see.hoG� �h�is cot�di ti or�s, bu1:' i f� the Ci �;y di d deny the ne�� the ne4ti� ov�tier vaoul d have � egal reco�irse from made him a��are of this special rec�uirei»ent. coul d be handi ed under the prese►��: oti�rner a special use pe mit, he thought� t{�e past owner because he hadn't Mr. Langenfe1d said ti��e could �robably add another si:ipulation .t event thi s basi ►�ess ��as sol ci, the present ope.ra`cor noii fy the n�ar� o business required a special use permit. P�1r. Harris said that i�(� ti� to be hanciled as a trans�fer, they couldn`t add stipuiatians io tl�e. use permit. They ��ould have to have a_new.reyuest to change stipul Mr. Lasigen�Fel d sa i d i t��ras menti �ned i n�;lie ori �i nal mi nutes th had to b° checked by i:he Fire f�7arshall and the Ciectrical InspectoY everythir�g ��:as up to Cede. He asl<ed if ti�is business t��as still up E3oardman said he was su►�e �thai; it ��as. He said there vrou1d be �eri tions made by the Fire �r1arshall because of the paini; booth. 1 Mr. Scott said that he agl�ced that; there probably shou1d have t special use per��iit requested by the new owner, but froin the d�scuss ' , seem that the iiew owner wa•s ful fi 11 i ng the s �i pul ati ons of tl�e ori c use permit. P�ir. Narris said hc� felt he didn't want to eause a har ' present o«ner as lony as he was operating under thestipulations of use {�er�mi i:. . . � MOTI'OIV by Scott, seconded v� to Counc.i..I approval of tlze namc ' at in the ne►� that thi s s ��as goi ng riginal sp°cia� tions. a�: thi s operati or� to make sure to Code? Mr. odical inspec- een a new ion it would inal spec�ial ship for the the special Yeterson, t-hat ttie +�.I-�1�12ZITC� CUlt7111-L sion reconunend t�:ans.�er from Clitfoxci �tnderson to At1:,Kop�.Ati�o:;l3nd} , , ' ' � ' !1 ' �J ' Plannina Commission Mee�tinq - Octobe� 22, 1975 Pa g�e 4 on SpeciaZ Use Permit, SP #7�-07, for 6385 University Avenue N.E. Mr. Scott said he ti�ought the Planning Commission was going t have ta address itself to this kind o�F problem on special use permits. H said he was sure that the.staff did not,let this happen on purpose, and there should be sorne way ihe problem could be handled. , Mr. Harris said he could foresee a problem in transferring the name to An Kop Auio Body, because ihis business could change ownership and stili keep the same nam�. H� thought the special use permit should be transferre� fro individual to individuai rather than by business name, otherwise we would lose ontro]. Mr. Scott said he would WITHDRAW his rnotzon. Mr. Peterson sa�d he would WITHDR�W his second. Mr. Anderson said he ran h�s business �n a car in and car out had to repair or paint one car a day in order to stay in business would like to find a larger area for his •peratio;�s, but this �rou one or two years. He said his lease ran from month to month. He his first business venture, and he had learned a lot in the past, he was young, but that regardless of his age, he still shauld hav aware that he needed a special use permit by the previous owner. said he. could have been fiaced with buying a business that could n i;F a special use permit ha� been denied. Mrs. Wahib�rg expiained thai the questions the Planning Commission had were not directed was just a prablem they �rere trying to resolve amonc�st �hemselv that a copy of the stipuiations on �:his special use p�rmit be giv Mr. Anderson read them, and said he wou7d agree to al] the stipul basis. He He said he dn't be f�r said this was ear. He said been made Mr. Boardman t have continued to Mr. � Anderson gainst him. Zt s. She asked n to Mr. Anderson. tions. Mr. Boardrnan said that sendin'g out� a renotification of an exi ting Special Use•Permit would not accomplish much. He thought the main concer should be that ' thQ present operator had kept this a clean opw ratian. � ' ' ' ' ' � f . Mr. Scott said he would lilce te� see Fre� Anderso� be allowed �o continue his business, but how it could be handled, he didn't Know. Mrs. wahTberg said that when any Commissian deiiherates on an request, and to tl�e best of their ability comes up with a_stipulation, then it disturbed her to thir,k that this stipulation could be ignored. She•fe7t that t e net4� owner shou1d petition separately. Mr. Harris said if they were going t ask far a necv re�uest for a sx�ecial use permit, h� thought the petitioner s ou7d be allowed to op�rate while this process was going on.` He said that if they wzre going to change any of th� stipu7ations then this would have to be done. f«e only recommend a ch�nge of n��me, then he thought that could be done wi hout a new request. � . Mr. Peterson said if the name was transferredfrom Clifford An Fred Anderson, and a11 the stipulations stayed the same, he could wi th ti�i s. They coul d addt°ess tt�e probl em of how thi s coul d haVe Getter as a s�parate issue. He said he felt they had�- an obligat the buyer in a case like this. He said he thouc�ht the property ow told that a business couldn't be operated on �this property withou permit, and he should give this informaiion to anyone w b was goi proper�ty. � Mr. Scott asked if this Special Use Aermit could be issued o erson to see no problem been handled on to protect er should be a special use q to rent this the property? �D 1 P]ann�ng Commission t�eetin - October 22, 1975 Page� 5 ' Mr. Harris sa�d he 1-�ouldn't be in favor of any special use on t e property. They would lose all control of this operation then. � iMr. Langenfeld said that as_long as none of the stipulations were chan.ged � on the special use permit, he couldn't see any prol�lem of transfer ing the nail�e. � Ne said i:hat if they wanted i:he properi;y ovmer to make any future tenant aware � that a special use permit �1as nec�ssary for tl�is operation, that could be a separate motion. I�ir. Scott said this motian could notify the property oti��ner that when the present operator's �lease expires, an,y futur� lessee shou7d be made avrare � .- that a special use permit ti,ras necessary before he could aperate this business, and if it Uras going to be used for some other purpose, the City should be notif�ed. � , ' ' � � � � MOTION by Langenfeld, seconded by Peterson, that the Planning Commission recommEnd to Cow�cil approval of f1�e transfer of 5pecial Use Permit, SP �l74-07, from Clifford An�ierson to Fred�Anderson, and that a11 the stipu.Zations sta� the same as in the minutes of the PZanning Commission of May 22, I974. 1�1r. Harris said the reason this was tied to the operator.of the.bus.iness was because ��ye wet�e trying to elim�inate multiple sales of the business and ending up witii an operator ��ho was not as careful to maintain a clean opera�ion as.the present operator was. _ . � � . Mr. Scatt said that if another operator let this business deteriorate, the City 4�ould get comp7aints, and if he hadn'�c applied for a special use permit, this aaould be a vray of closin�..down a poor operators so m:ybe� this was a good . stipu7ation. � ' h1r. Pe.terson said he wanted to speal: in favor of the motion because he didn'�t thinlc�r,�e should place any hardshi� on the present operator because from all i�e{�orts he �•�as i°unning a clean opera�:ion, but he also shared Mrs. tdahlberg's concern.on how V�re could.l;eep r_ontrol of special use permits that were gran�ed to inciividuals. F�e said �;hut maybe th� Chair�nan of the Planning Commission could request that �ve get a legal opinion from the� City At�orney on hoti�j this could be contro�led, and ho�a1 we cou7d give protection to �ny subsequent owner so he would be av�are of this requirement. . Chairman Harris directed staff to seek such legal op�inion. � i�ir. {��derson asl:ed how lang this special use would he in effect? Mr: Harris � said it wouid be i�� effect as long as he aperated the business and d�id not violate any of the stipulations. ' C� ' ' A3r. Q�,ar�man said he woulci 1 il:e to see people encourayed �:o come �nto Ciiy Hall w(�en ti�ey ��aant�d to start a business in Fr�iclley to find out if there 4�rere any special requi�°emenl:s for that business. He said that perhaps ihere would be some ��ay that i:he Chamber o� Cornmer�e and the City could work togethPr on this. Mr. fioat�dmar� said if a ne�� business required some 1:ype of lic�nse or a ne��a sicin, this ��ould be �one ��.ay to catch iiZese ihings. UPON A VOICE VOT�, aZ3 voting aye, the motion carried unanimousl.y. � Chairman liarris �irected that a lette�• this building requestir�g him to infor�n ��ny that they have to get ap{�roval of a Special into operation. . . . - . . �e sent to Mr. Ryan , the o��lner of subs�quei�t �urchasers of this business Use Per�T�i t before tf�ei r bus i ness goes 1 ' Planning Commission Mee�ing - October 22; 1975 " Paqe 6 ` CONTIPdUED: REVTCtiJ OF PROPOSEU CI�ANGES IN CFI11F'TER 115, SWIP�IMING POOLS QF THE FRIDLEY CI�TY_ C�DE Mr. Langenfeld said that in reading this ordinance over, he wondered , �.where ttie figures under Paragraph 115.01, 2, of 250 square feet and a volume • of 3,250 gallons came from. , 4E ' Mr. Qoardman said that a lot of �his was regulated.through..th�-State �. Department of Health. He said that �i:he American Public Health Associati;on also has ordinances and regulations covering priva�e swinm�ing pools. � � , ' . Mr.�:Qoardman said the things that had been deleted.and added were just to c1arify �he existing ordinance. . Mr. Scott asked if the Environmen��al Commission had looke� at this ardinance. Mr. Boardman said they had, and passed it onto the Planning Commission wii:hout a recommendatione Mr. Langenfeld said this was before the Envircnmental Commission a�.the same meeting as the junk vef�icle ordinance. I-fe read �;he motion rnade at that meeting which ti��s made by Erickson, and secofided by Sporre, to pass this ord�inance on ta the Planning Commission without recQmmenda.iion. There was a unanimous vo'ce. � . Chairman Harris asked if there was some reason they didn't want to act on ' this ordinance? Mr. Langenfeld said he could refer to %he�minutes, because these were public recorc�s. He said that after the motian 4vas�inade, t�1rs. Martin asked ��rhy they t�Jere getting these ordinances. Mr. Olson said that when he ' started ��rorking for the City of Fridley, it became his joG to enforce these � Codes. He said he had updated the jun!< vehicle code, the swimming pool code, -. and the refuse code almost a year �go, and they have sat in limbo since that '� � t�me. Since he was the Lnvironmental Officer~ acting as liaison to the Environ- mental Com7�ission, he thought this 4�ras a good vaay to get i;h�se proposed changes moving, • ' Mr. Boardman said that in reviewing the proposed changes, that�all additions were underlined, and all deletions were bracket;ed. �� I� , � ' ' The Planning Commission revie��red the or.dinance item by item. The following discussion will only note the items ti�Jhere the Planr�ing� Co�nmission did not agree with the proposed changes. � � There were questions on Section 115.1G Fenc�ing, wi�ich replaced section 115.09 in the existiny ordinance. In Paragrapr� 1. It read: The fencing shall effecti ve�y prevent the er,trance of chi 1 dre�n and be ��i tl�ou�; hand or foot rai l s that would enable a person to climb over it. In no insl;ance, sha11 the fence allotv a six �6 � inch diam�ter object to ass i;hrou h it. (�The underl�ined sections are the additions . Nir. Langenfeid asked the purpose of ti�is was so a small cliild could not get fall into the paal and possibly droi�vn. ordinance �vere for healti� and safety. the 6" requiren�ent. Mr. Qoardman said througl� a fence opening and accidently He said all the requirernents of this Mr. Scott asked how a fence could allow a G" diameter object to pass ti�rough it. The 1=ence can't �llow that. Tl�at's lii<e telling a Uus not to let arms protrucie fi�om the windows, h1r. Qoardman •said probably tf7e wording should be 'L_� , Planning Commission Meetinq - October 22, 1975 Page 7 In no instance sl��ll a six (G) inch diameter object be ab7e to pass throu�h a fence ~~ 4F . Mr. Scott said when the ��ard eifectively was added to that first sentence, ' it seemed redunclant. Mr. Qoai�drnan said that maybe Mr. Olson �hought this.would ` hold up better in court. h1r. Langenfeld said he felt this word should come out � also. I�r. Boardman said he savr no prob1em in taking out the work 'effectively' � � � � � , � ' � I � , � ' ' � . In Paragraph 2 in this same section 115.16 it read: 'The fencing shall be at least 4 feet I��igh anci entrances shall be equipped with se1f-closin� �nd self-latching gates capable of being lociced. Mr. Qoardman said 1:he present ordinance says that these gates must be capable of bei�n� locked, but this was no longer in the State Code. They no�,► say they must be self-closing and selr- latching. � , A general discussion followed abou�� the sa-Fety factor of ss�rimming pools and it was the concensus of opinion that almost any child could climb a four foot fence, and the r�qui rement shou�i d be ::hanged to 6 feet. They fel z i:f�at this especially app 7e o a c a�n inf: fe��ce,�cause�Ti �ey- thought .small children could climb a four foot chain link fence. � There tvas some discussion about making this a sct,eening fence to �ct as a�noise•barrier and to eliminate nuisances, 6ut this wasnat agreed upon by all members. Some thought this was a too restrictive requirmei�t. � Mrs. 4Jalhberg asked where safety devices were handled in �this ordinance, especially in public pools.. P�1r. Qoardmar� said this was covered in Pa�agrapn 115.18 4vhere State Nealth Department rules ��ere ado�ted by ref�rence. This section l�ras revieLti�ed in the State ,Nealth Department rules, and I�rs. t�Jahlberg said it �vas her concern tha�: there.were a sufficieni; number of life savin� r'ings and hooks provided, and aTso that enough ladders were provided. Mr.. Boardman said that Paragra.ph 115.19 was the start of the regulations for private pools. Mrs. Wahlberg asked by what authorit,y the City�could regulate private pools? �ir. Boardman sa�id by the authority of this ordinarzce. :I.t was the consensus of the Planning Co�nmission that in ordinances like this the rights of pi�operty ol�mers tivere taken auray. They felt these riyhts should be protected. In Paragrapl�� 115.23 Inspection, they want this to read: " The City sl�a71 be permitted access to all �ublic swimming poQls for purposes ofi inspection of the pool and �quipment at reas�nable tin�es and as often as deer�ed necessary to ensure compliance wi�;h this Chapter. Flccess to �rivate pools sh�ll be t,�ith o�mers�ermission o�� due process. (The under1ined {�ortion being whai; the Piam�ing Commission vranted added to this paragraph.) � - Mr. Raardm�n said he thought this section of the code tvas to allow inspection of the pool during cans�:ruction. He said he was sure that the irspector did not go around checicing the water quality of E�rivate pools. He said that it would only be for reasons ofheali;.h oi� safety �hat these pools tvould be checked after the arigin��l construction. t�1rs. taahlberg asked if there was any r�gulation on whei°e you should drain the water when it �aas necessary to pump ��ai;er: out of a pool? Mr. Qoardman said he dic.i�i't thi��k this vras covered in �:he ordinance. Mr.. Harris said he wouldn't want them to be drained into tf�e sanitary sewer. Mr. Petersan said thai: any one who empi:�ed a pool in his area would be draining it into Rice Creek, because tha� � ' � � � � , i'ianning Commission Meeiinq - October 22, 1975 Paye II was the natural drainage. Mrs. 1Jah7berg said she didn't think that would be such a problem because any c{�emicals in�the pool water would be so diluted by ihe time i�he vrater go1: io �:he Creek. Nlr. Ha��ris said I�e vaas more concerned about the water going into.a sanitai�y � setiler, because that L�aas metered, and the City had to pay for every gallon .of taater. He sai d that some�-�here i n thi s ordi nance he woul d l i ke to see i;he statement that 1;he �trater pumped from swimming pools not go into the sanitary � se�aers. t�ir. �oardman said that cou7d Probably b� worked into the ordinance. �� G The next, sect�on of the code thut was discussed was 115.25 Nuisance Prohibited. ?his aras an added section to the present c�de. It read. �"No person shall operate, maintain or permii any sti��zmming pool that creates a nuisance by annoying, injur7ng �r endangerir�g the safety, I�ealth, comrort or repose of the public." The�Planning Commiss�on felt the v�ord�ng should be checked on�:this section o-f the code. � Nlr. Harris said that some of the c�uest7ons the Planning Commission`had on this ordinanc,� should be answered before it t-aas sent on to the Councii. IIOTIDN by Scott, seconded by Peterson, that the proposed changes in Chapt�r_ 11�, Siaimming Pool.s, of the I'ridley Cit� Code, be continued until Novemver 5, 1975. ' Upon a voice votc, all i�oting aye, the mofion.carried unanimously. �.. � ' r � ' � , � '� RE:�IE�! 3.2 BEFR LICEftiSE REQUIRE�'�Ef�!!'S Mr: SC�t� saiel there ��ad been a lot of controversy on this subject, and he thou�ht it wou�lcf be appro�riate tc send this do4,�n to son�e of th� o�he�� Commissions, to ge�: th�i�� input befo��e the Plannit�g Commissien acts on this. Ne said he k7�A�,� the Haman P,esource Con�mission >>rould li(:e to loal< at this. He thought �h2 �a�°ks & Recreation Comniissior� 1•avuld lil:e to look at this because of the bee�� consumj�i;�ion - i n the parks , and a7 so Communi ty Devel o}�men�t. � Mr. Boardm�n s�id �he key issu� that ti=as brought u� in th-is ordinance was th�here �,�e sh�t�ld allow th�s type of operation, and what should be th� parl:ing requirements and other re7ated questions. ; ' Mr. Peterson said there vras a separate ordinance adopted cencer.nit�g�beer consup�ption in �he pa�°ks, so he dicln't think the Pari:s & Recreation Commission e1�u7d be involved >» tl;is ordi►�a�ice. l�1r. Scott said tl�at he thought that a1i the ordinances tiiai addressed thems`lv�s t� tl;e prob7em ef beer should be �n or�e ordinance. Ude sf�ouldr�'t ba�fle the people v�ith having to loo�: up three ordinances on beer. . N,r. Larigenfeld said tha-�: i; 3.2 i�e�r is clescribed as non�i;�toxicating, then why can'1; m�nors have i1:. A9r. Scott said these were the kind of questions t1�a�; were asked at -L-lie Co�:nc7l m�eti»y. Mr. Harris said he belived this definition ��ras given to 3.2 bee�� by th� State Legislature. t�lr. Harris said that Sectien 603.081 Persons Ineiiyible had a catch-a17 phrase in it. It states Ll�at 2. 1:ho is not of good moral. character and reput�. lf applicant�1zs beer an otianer, nianager or e�nployee of'a saloon, I�otel, restaura.»t, cai'�, taveri� c�r otl;cr business of a similar nai:ure_, the City Council n�ay consid�r tile a��licat�t's past nerfoy�mance re�ord in determining i•lhether a license shall be gt°anted or y°enewed. � . � _ .. �� Ef � Planning Commission ��1ceting - October 22, 1975 Pa ec,L9 ' Mr. Narris as'r.ed 'r�ow it couid be determined if some one was of good moral . character and repute? Mr. Scoi;t said it could be that the person had committed . a felony. Mr. fiarris said that Uras not admiss.ible as evidence in a license hcaring. ' He said �he secor7d part of this section was questionable also, and he though�; t�iis should be checked by the City Attorney. � � ' � �II � Mr. Qoardman said �•re could send this ordinance to the Human Resources Co�nmission f on this aspec�: of th� o�°dinar�ce arrd send ii. to the Community Development Coir,m-i�ssion � on the zoning questions. Mr. P�terson said he didn't think �:he Parks & Recreation � Commission �vould want to look at this ordinance at this time. He said that after ; the other Commissions had reviel��ed it, and if they recommended that the ordinance on beer in the parks be combined ��ith the other ordinances, they could look at it at that tin�e. P�r. Langenfeld said he would like .to have the Environmental Catnr�ission; look at this ordii�ance also. � Chairman Harris directed that ihe 3.2 beer license requirements be revieNred by �:he Huinan ^esources Commiss�ion, the Coi�,�nunity Developm�nt Commission, and �he Environmental Commission. ' h1DTION by Scott, seconded b� Peterson, that the Planning Commission continue � the review of tlie 3.2 beer ]icense requirerr,erzts untiZ t-hey ge� the input from the Sub-Commissions. Upon a voice vote, a11 votiray aye, the motion carried unanirnoiisly. ' � MOTION by Scott, seconded by Peterson, that the Planning Cammission suspend their rules and ha��d.1e the l��st item on their aqenda at this time. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, t1�e moi�ion carried unanimousl�. RECET�'E LEITEE: FRO;�i C(�{/-it�iFER OF CO�ii�1ERCE � hSOTION by Larzgen�eld, seconded �y Scott, t1�at the Planning Commission xecFive the 1ett�r from Edwa�cci H. Dunn, Jr. , 1lanager of the 1'ridley Charaber of Corrunerce, dated Oci�ober 9, 1915, and addr�ssed to l•7r. Dick Harr.is, Chairma�i of the P�anning Commission. Upon a voice uote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Scott said h� ��anted ta ca11 Eve��yone's atttention to the last item . from tf�e City Council m�etin�, ef Oc�;olier 20, 1975. The Mayor has asked the Planning Comm�ission members and them�mbers of ai1 Commi�sions to attend ti�e Qctot,er 27th conference meeting of i:he City. Council to discuss ho�N 1:he reorc�aniza�tion ti�as wor�king. f�e thought this fell into the same cat�yory as this letter. . . � . Mr. Scott said tht�ai; he thought they cauld handle this request i;o have an economi�c CUf111111SS1011 by mal;ii�g tl�is a pro,ject com��ittee af the Conl;nunit,y Develo�ment Commissior�, but he ti�ougnt that as i;here t�as no one present at this meeting representing tha�; Commission, that they 4�ou]d E�e remiss in taking action at this time. He also thougf�t tliis tivould be a good item to brin� up at the October 21th meeting with �;he CounciT. , . hir. �oardman asked the �;urpose of bringing this item up at that meeting. D1r. Scott said it could be used to illustrate liorr a project cammit�:ee could worM.. �.-Mr. Pe�;e��son ac�l:ed 4vhy the decision was .made to drop the Industrial Development Commission ai: �;he tin;e of 1:i�e reorganization?. �1r. 6oardman said this was not an active committee and i1: was fe'!i: th1i: tf�is could be a project committee under Con�niunity Development aiso, or else b,y tne Cflamber of Coriu�ierce. Mr. Scott said � , ' � � r ' ' � � , � ' , � CJ ' Plannin� Commission M�etinq - Octoher 22, 1975 ' •• �" ' Paye 10 i t was i n the best i ni;erests of the Ci ty to cooperate wi th tf�� Cha�i�ber of Commerce to the fuilesi;. 4I Mr. Peterson said that as a member of the very inaciive Industrial Development ConTn�ission, he just wondered �•rhat happened to it. He said it would seem to him that �if i;he Planning Cornmission fe�t that industrial development �Nas gooci, then_ . it t�ras more important thun, to be a projecL committee under Communi'ty Development. Mr. L3oard;nan said he was not saying that this shouid be a projeci; coinmiti:ee under the Commu��iity Developn��ent Commiss'ion, but he thought a 10�; of what they did cou]ci bP handl ed by the Cl�af»ber of ComrT}erce. He i:houc�ht ��vhat a�r°oject commi tee for � industrial developmen�: should concern �hemselves �tith aras tax financing, etc., � to er�courage i��dustrial deve7opment. Mr. Peterson said that one of the com�a„ic�s he had worked -for had been in�:erested in moving their compan,y> and �;he haphazGrd � t,�a,y this had been hand1ed had really been an eye-oE�ener to him. He didn't �hinl: i t was any v�ay to encourage i ncfustri al devel opn,ent in F��i dl ey. He sai d that i f � something 4vas good for the C�ity of Fridley, then it should be structured differer,tly.� He said i;he Chamber of Comme��ce had no autho,�ity to act as the official represent- t ative of Fr��iley, per se; becaus� this was � non-profit organization and it has � other �Ilit1gS to do. Tt's maii� function Evas to encourage ti�e businesses t{�at vrere already in existence. � ' � � Mrs. Wahlbe�°g said she did not think i� was up to the Planning Commtssion to establish an Industrial Development Commissicn. That would be up to the�City Council. � � Mr. Peterson said that was �;rue, but he also thought the Planning Commission should be taking a stand as to t��hetyer industrial development�was good for th� City of Fridley er not. C�1r. Scot� said this could still be a project committee to hel�� formulat� a policy. � � , Mr. Harri s sai d he woul d l i ke to meet t-ai th �1r. Dunn anu� Mr. t�ii tte7 stadt to fit�d o«t thei r thi n4%i ng on thi s protil em. He asked Mr. Boardman to coordi.nate a meeting time, and to.let h�im know �r�hen he could meet ��rith them. t�r. Boardman said he would do that. � Mr. Peterson saici he did not think it ,�rras necessary for Mr. �i�:fels�adt to be a�; this particular meet�ing, because�his t�rm was can�elled at the same time that 1�1r. Petersan's was as far as being chairman of the Indus�:rial L)evelopinerii Commission. He thouglti: Mr. Harris should just meet wit,h ��1r. Dunn, and he d�idn' � think they woulci be reudy to d�scuss this �,�itt� Council at the meeting of pctober 27th. - . Mr. Qoardman said the infarmation tf�ey �,rere �ooking fon f�°om the Project Committees.was a way to make some tiiings eas-ier to do, and other things more difficu1t to do. We wan� them to do the research, and tiier� make a recomFn��dation. Mr. Peterson said �;hat if �;he Counc�il t�as going to cunsider the deletion of the stateri�eni: that evcr�� project committee had to be chai��ed l�y a Comntission member, then he thougi�t the Planning Commission should take a stand on this recommendation. . � r10TIGV by Scott, secondecl 3�y Peterson, that ' to Coul�cil dcl.etion of the Iast scntence undez that each nz•ojcct conunit�ee mcas� be cliaixad by the P.Zat�ninq Comm.zssian recom,rnend projecf: comn�a.tttee, wlizch st.�L�d a m^n�cr. of the Commission. � • • . , � LJ , , � L� I' . I , � ' ' , r , .. , � � Plann�in�� Cornmission hteeting - Octoi�er 22, 1975 _ Page 12 Mr, Scott said he would WTTfIURAW his motion. Mr. Peterson said he would WITNDRIIW his ser,ond. �� {< M01�r.orv vy scote, .seconded by PeLerson, that the Planning Commission reconvne»d L-o Counci.l tl�at in t_he sect-ion �f Ordinanee No. 5F34 that d�a1s wit11 project cor�mittees, thut thc last naragra��l� be ch�nycd to read "T.he project committee may (delei�e sha11) t>e chair.�d by � member of the Commission. UpoM a voice:vote, Scott, Pet-ersol�, tlarr�.s and 'w'ahl.berg V0�.211g a�e, Langenfeld ahsta.znillg, thc m;��ivn ca�.ried. Mr°. Langea�fel d sai cl he absta�i red from vo�Li ng because the Envi ronmer��;al Cornmi s- sion had already voted to h<�zve �Lhe sentence deleted. . ,• !'LAf�NTNG COP�i�1ISSI0iV REVIEI�J_ OF COf�1i�1ISSI0N'S GOI,�S AidD OBJECTII!ES Chairman Harris said they ��a�i�ld start this rQview wi�l;h tl�e goals and objec�iv�s of the Environmen�;al C0111,1�issioi�. P�r. Lange��fe1d saic�. the Sta�tement of P�,:pose was an introductien to the goals and objectives. . �'irs. t�dahlberg asl:ed �vhy this sta�ement didn't read "The Friciley Environmen�cal Com,r�i ss i on recogni ze� �tf�at i ndi ��i ��,al s., are i�ot separat� frorn thei r er!vi ronment. ..,." She saia�the stateirent vr�hich recognizes i;hat man is not separate from his environ- me,�t was leavi►�g out half the population. � . � P1r. Lar�g�nfield said he thoii�ht sam� of the G��ords sliould he defined. He said biosphcre meant all li��e contain�d �i�� an u��a. P�r. Qoa►�dman sa�d that ste��;ardship meant a constar�-i; ti�ra�ch. f�"��, arardmar� said t1��t e�viror�mer�i ti�as the �:a�:a; surro�t��d- ings and ecology ��ras a natural habi'cat. '' Mr. F{arr;s asr;ed �,a�7y this ti-,�as noi: sta�(;ed so that ev�ryone cculd un�er,stanc! it. f�r. Langenfeld said ti�at in G�a1 2, the object7ves could have been conciensed to on7y f, but �:here t�,�re �thers G•aho though �. the addi ti onal goal s were i��ort�nt eno�lyh to adci to go�? 2. .. .. �ir. Nart�is said hc had a�robinrn vri�i? i o Ihis coii�,�7unity design". He said that innovative desiyn someti�ing �that was not licre yet, ana may »evcr get siaies "�o foster innovati��e ��as a cai;ch-all phras2 for here. .. t�1r. Hart°is's'aid he l�i!<ed ��he objective m, under the secand qeal. .'.'Fns�ure more effecti ve .ci t�i zci� pa�•ti ci pa ti on ��i�ro�, Jh such IIIEdSUY,es as adequate publ i c noti ce and Y'eview"; a;�d in St. Louis Park ti�ey hav� a sic�n v,.�hich states that a certain pro��er�y was going i;o be rezoned. it has inserts in ti�e sign so it. can qive the date of �ii�e l�ear�ir�c�, a��d i�,�nai; ��ezor�i��g �is beii�y requ�sted. 7f�is s��n is pui: on the property that ��Yas un �or rezoning anci is part of the hearing notice. Fie said t,e thought suci� a pol i cy 4vou1 d sol ve a 1 ot of probl eins . 0►� ouject�ve b, under the seco►�d goal y ti,�iiich read "Promoi;e� the reduction o� unnecessar,y and ��asteful praci�i �:.es i n �he u�i 1 i za �i oi� of oui° renewabl e and n�n- renet�ral7le ��esources and tf��' yeneration of solid tti�astc�"+ there ��vas a lo�t of discussion tA:hich stari;ed wii;h Mr. I-iarris' co;T;ment on tlie conservation o�i watc►,. 1!e said he ty�uught; a lo�: af water �v�s �,,�,�-E��{or�. ±he 4�latering of lawns. 1�1-�ere was a� gencral cii scussi o�i on how �eo��l e i'ert � 1 i ze thei r �:14JI1S , then paur a l at o� 1•rater on them to maE;e tr��i groti•r, and then use ga�ol i��e oper•ateci i a��i� mowers to keer i t cut. 7hey t:houghi this objective was somet'r�ing tii�� e:ntire countt°s� shotild be usin� �' � ' � . : • _.�,c,. _:, � . � 4L Pl anni n Comn�i ss i on Mee�:i nc� - October 22 , 1975 Page 13 , � ' ' ' ' J ' as a g«ide. Mr. Petersor asked Lo��v the gc7als'ancl objGCt:iv�s of each Commission would be handled. ��r.. fiarris said �he qoal� and objectives would be reviewed by the Planning Ccmmission and they �NOUId bc used as tt�e basis for the Planning Corn;ni-ssions yoals and objec�:ives. f-le sa:d i:l�is would be an on-going th�ng because i:he goals and objec�ives a�ould change as situat�ons changed. He said this was just the beyinning. M� sa�id tf�� f'lann�ir,q Com�nission woulci rave to I�e fler.ible enough �;o adjust to �he coii�munity needs as ti,ey arise. Mr. Scoti; sai d they had sameone �-�orF:i ng on a refert°al servi ce. He sai d±here vras a fe�eral la��r �Nh�icf� s�;at�c1 that there sf�ould be referral service available. Ne said tii�is refc�rral servicc� co�ld U� at �re metro�o�itan 1evel, the County level, and even a�; thc 1oca�l �level. He said t!ie person �vorking tyas having a hard time pu�:��i r�g a hanc�l c on thi s. i�Jf-�at f�(r. Sco � t wo��1 d l i ke ��aau1 d be -For i;l1e di fferent Commi ss ioners to bri nc� Lhi s up a � tl��e�i r meeti rgs to �c�t some i nput to see ��rl�at i:1t1CI—Of '111i01''t1lc�fil0ii these peo��le ��o±�ld �!i':-, to i�a��e a.�:ailable a� the local lev�l. He sai d hc kt�e��, thei�e ti�roul cf be soriie dupl i cai:ion oi' servi ces, but he tho��ght i t 4vould be a good service to tl�e communiiy to have some 'cype of 1°efer��al service 1 ccal ly. h1r. Boardn}an sai d they sr�oul d determ�i ne i f thi s shou1 d be handl ed as a priva�c or public se�°vice. , Mr. Lanoenfi�la sa.id that he noted in the other C��mmiss�on's goals.atid objectives i:hat there vaas ment-ion of� �(;he environment, so �he awareness was already starting. ' t�1rs. 1��hlberg saia i�l��se goals and objectives could h�lp i.h` Appeals Co��;mission i�� some of their decis�ions. She said �;hey �rere not ai�:�ays s�re ti�at scme of �ci�e .. _. decis�oi,s that th�y hacl to �r�ai:e �,�auld e�hance the commur�ity. `' Cha� rinar� H��rri s t�iar�l�ed thL members of the f�l atln i ng Crn�m � ss i on for a'l l the hard titi�ork they had clor�e an �the goals an�# objectives, ard fcir g��l:i.:;ng them dor�� so �roii�pt?y. Fie saicl he a�preciaieci. a11 i,l��e i�ard 4vark t"a�t had gone into tl,em. Mr. Boardma.n sai �� i t s houl d be exp i a-i ned to the d�i fferent Con7��ri ss i ons t;l�at t��ese goal s and ohjecti��es may not be used e>:actly as tl�ey vJere w•ri t�ten, but woul d b� use� by the Flan�ii�g Commiss�ian as a guidel �r�e to establish t+�eir o��+n goals anc� objectives. i^; f3IKEL1�(�ES , � � Mr. f larr� s as I;ed G-rhy tl;e b� !:e 1 an�s t�vere so wi �i� , and wh,y tliey di pped i n at the corner�s. P1r. Goarclman sa.id this was som��thing the Count;�,� d:d, and they didn' i; c�o��•di nai:e i t very we1 �l �,�; t.h o�ir ��i ke ia��e p1 an. i�1r. 3oard�nan sa� d they . 4Y11lt�CI �0 mainta�in a tvao lane system on �the h�igi�.-�a,y, and with the t�ride stripc to shot�a tl�at thi s area was not ��or mof-ori zed vehi cl es .�i hey reason they were di pped at the corners was because �Lhey neccied a turninc� lane for cars, and they wanted to channel the bikelane over to the corner at interseci;iens. It1r. Narris said i�c thouc�ht ;:h�y we��e goiny i:o have problems i��ii;h these bil;e�anes��. P4r. �oai�dman said h� d�dn't �ike the way it was doi�eq but it tfras done Lefore he knew anything about 3t. � h1r. Lan�enfeld said tf�e lane change on East River ftoad had caused quite a �roblem 1;00. . � , '� '. � � � � � � �� . � , , � �t I Planrin Commissian Meetinc -()ctol�cr ?..2 1975 Pa e 14 ._._._.��._w.___.�_ .�..� _._ ..._�� q � • -. AUJOURNMENT: • , . -- . . i ' MOJ'TON l�y Scatt, secon�l�d by PeL-�.rsola, �h�t ihe meeting be adjourned. Upo:� a voice vo�c�, a11 voting ay�� Chair�iar�n llarr..is declared tlie PlanninJ Convnission mectirig o.f Oci�ol�c�r 22, 1975 adjourned at 11:30 P.M. . � i . . . � � . . �� Res�ecti�ully submi�t�c1, � /, L �� ;�� :�� A /1 v _ �/�l �. /7.1�, 7"7/ • ' . .� _.__�.11 .______"_..-"_�A�_- . . Dorothy Eve�son, Secret:at�y � . . � �. . ' . ' � . . . ' ' - ' � • � . . ' � .� ' ' . - - ' � , � ' . � � � . . , • . , - � . �� ' � � � . � _ , I j 2�� ' � ' ' . ' ' ftEGUI.AR COUNCIL P1[ETING OF JUNE 3� 197�! ' � PAGE 3' construction of an apartment complex. Seconded by C,ouncilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, �•iayor Liebl dec�ared the motion carried unanimously. -_--. _.._....,,. .., .r ., � L�n no ,r�n � ��a!n F�7nTFS. F3Y JIht LUND: The City Manager said �he Planning Con�.mission had recommended approval and the action of the Council �•rouid be t� set a Pubiic Hearir�g. MOTI�N by Councilman Star�•+alt to set a Public Nearing for July 8, 1g74 for tt}e consideration of the Preliminary Plat P. S. #74-03, being a replat of Lot 30 and the north half of Lot 31, Auditor's Subdivision Pdo. 129 located between Onondago Street and 73rd Avenue P4. E. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, ai1 voting aye, h'ayor L�ebl declared the o�otion carried unanimously. REQUEST FOR A SPECIP,L USE P[F.P1TT, S� . s"l4_Q7� CLIFfORD A. ATvDf_':?SOfd: PER FRIDLEY ��IIY C�DE, SECTIO�! �G� �101, 3, �� f'� �*'��,"'-��,i�.C�FO�t 7FIE STU2�;GF, RE�fAIRS AIdD S[f;VIC1P,:� 01= P',��'� !'ENiCLcS i,�ll U`.��t2 1'::0-10' Cf�Fi,CI7Y, �h I.OT 12, 73, Fii�D �4� REE'S ADDITIO��, 7�Ir Sti:it E�I�lu 6305 U�+I'.'Er^.SIIY A1�tNUE Pl. c.: — The Assistant E.nginee.• said this request tvas for the Conoco Siatian at f335 L'niversity Averue N. E. He fui°ther• explaired a booth of the building is. being rented for ihe purpose of doing auto bedy 4v�rk and pain�ing. NOTION by Counci7man Greider to concur �+�ith tne recommendation of the Planninr� Commission and grant approval of i:he Special Use permit as requested by Clifford A. Anderson for 6325 Univ°rsity Aventie td. E, stipulating that this be for tne period of the lease only and ihat no sioraye of cars be outside of the bui7ding. Seconded by Councilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, htayor Liebl dec7ared the motion carried unanimeusly. REOUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PFR�•1IT, SP. ;;74^03, t4FkVIrdrF{ARcSE�4 �PE?rFR`D�YYrCiTDI1`iG �,i �...--� - , � �, � ��i i � i Y• ��N LUTS 1��, 15, Ai;p 15, rLui�:� �IT,; VhCAIED 5=;: 1,, ir��_ . -� �—nTC r.i nrk n f.iTY UT�':! ADQil 10i;, TH�: S�;i�iE BGI�iG 47� 57T1-I PLf�CF iJ, E. : Mayor Liebl mentioneei th� recon�,nendation of the Planning Commission tvas to approve this request �a�th tt�o stipuiations. MOTION by Counci7r.;an areider to concur vlith the recommendation of the Plann�ing Commission and. appro�,e the Special Use Perm�t S. p. n74-OII,:as requested by i�tar°vin Hartse to alio��r the ccnstruction of a second accessory buildinn at 475 57t.h Place N. �. with the tato stipulations reccmmended by the Planniny Comm.ission. Seconded by Couricilman Utter. Upon a voice vote, ai1 voti.^,� aye, M�yor Liebl declared the m�tion carried tu�animously. , RE UEST FOR A SPECiFlL ��SE PERI�iT, SP. n74-09`QY A��T}IOIdY R, F�OURDEAtiX: PER fRIQ�EY Q__.—_—. CITY CQUE �f CTIOf! 2G�.C:�1,^'Z, 11, lU 1`� L�'� CGiiSiRULT10iJ OF A SECO":U RCCESSORY [3UILGI ON!_OT 4. AJ�1-3'(1;Z'S SuG�IVISiC-a �vC. 12�, ;NE Snf•ic GEI";G i533 G� Oi�DI`,GA STi2EET ti. E.: May�r Liebl said the recomrendation of the Planr�ing Commission was that the Council �pprove the Special Use Perm�t as requested by h1r. Anthony R. Gourdeaux. .I1��IOt�, by Geuncilman Star��ialt to ap�rove the Speciai UsE Perm�t as requested by Mr. llnthony R. l3ourdeaux for the cortstructi�n of a second accessory buiid�ing at 1533 Onondaga St. N. E. �•rith the stipulo.tion thai: this building be sec�rly anchored to a pern�anent'foundation. SEC�t1UE'G� uy Councilman Utter. Upon a voice voie, all voting aye, i•l�lyor LieUl :1eclared the motion carried unanimously. ' , � r_ I?ER FRIDLF.Y CITY RE UEQ__�57. FOR A SPEC i�1L 11SE Pt_RI•1I7, S► .,�7 , 10, 4Y lJ. RED STntdr,: __ _ C�DL, SEC[I(lid ?05 101, �;!, 1(1 F,TLO'.—J 7Fi�?L! RS, �'�i E'FHS I'Ol3ILE NOi•i; S, CiO�TS, �nCFiil�Ll'.Y. S{'OitiliJ, LGUIF;•1k_(il ��,�JD I tKF LIITEi:!'RISLS 11�1Vi�G I1S PiERCFU11JDlSC If` THF !'Etdli�7Ei (��T U,II�ER C.(1','(J: O( D1S�'LF1Y S��L[Sl;00'1 'i0 (3E LOCA(FD ��N LOTS 1 11NU�IiIOCK ,.r->- .. ...,�..,,.;, ;,r-r,-�,-� r;r,�� i`nrni 4n nT 7a�:t'F"115�`f {�iVER RCt�D: il�e CiCy Planager said this i�em had bcen continucd by the Pianning'Commission and � there a�as no action necessary at the present tinte by.the Council. .:� � � � —�T 4N � � � E � ' � : i ; ; � i � � ; ; ; � ; � + : i ; t l � � , { �i l � � �( ! 4 @ ; � `Zit, �y ,�.• .�„ " �� 2 il nl.��```� ,��sr.n.va.a.vo � I i � 0 r ' SP#74-07 � . "n�� cn '. ' - - � � � �� , � ! 6385 Uni versi ty Avenue �$ i � � �� .. '"�."_" � ' .r .,�`. ,� , . ,. . +� . v � . . � � c�� . ��:� . . _ . . ..�:.' . - i ' . �:. -'s•� - _ -�-----� ---� i _. �; � � 4 � � � 'f:,; ! � .:�� '� � ;. , ! , : ,. . :.. ,.. . . � I ,, + : ; . ��. � : � . � _ � a,_------�.. � r.P' � y � � � . __ `'T. �' r,� I , '� i� �' _ . 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Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, he r:�oti.on carried. REQliEST FOR VARIATICES OF `rHE FRIDLEY CITY CODE AS 5. 103 , 4, A2 a TU Rr;D'JCE T'r?i; SETBACK REQUIRED i OR FOLLOWS: �MAIN I�L (1) SECTION LDING FROI�i A 5 - ptJBLiC R1=Gi:'I' C1�' ti•�A� r'iZOI'�1 8G FEF'7.' i0 %2.J_9 F'EET OiJ 'I'HE 0` SIDE, P��Vll � Sr C`i'�f.0��i �: � y. J. 0 3• 4, /�?_ , TO RE i)t1CL 'i;-IE SE`I'I3r1CK REQliI RED FOR A r1AiN UILDIi�IC FhOii A FUBI�iC RTGi-��i' CF vJ-�`�' F�OT°1 �d0 FFLT TO 54.55 FEE`i Oid THE �rJEST IDi., �?i�,�D, ( 3 SEC'i':�Oi�� 05 . 103 , l�: �, Tv RLLliCE THE SETI3ACK REOU1RE1ll F7R A MAIid BU�LD�Ii�G FROii ��-'U£sLIC RIGHT 0�' '�d�:Y F�:OI�1 80 FEET TU 72.1g FEET ON THE Oi�`iti Si:i�E, AL<� TO l�1.�LOi^I THE COI�t�TRUCTIOIJ OF' f�N OFFICE BUILDING WITF� CC�;�SORY �:dA�'�I�OiJ�E S?!�CE TU BE �OCATEL Gi��T LOTS� 1 Al`1D 2, BLOCK 4, GU�,T�ERSOlvT `i'ERRSCE AJL�:'1'1-0:�Iy `:L�'t±L S5T1E'3EI1'1G 7421 CEi�`i :i�I� AVENUE N.E., FP.IDi�EY, �11P�;�!��S01A. RE,QU.LST �3��' A.J. �. F� S .�I��VESTI�Ei�IT, 7500 UNIVERSITY AVEPIUE N.E. , 'RIDL�Y, ��ili•1i��;LSO`�.'A. > � , MOTIQN by P� el.�e.;., secondec� bj� Crot�rder_�, to open �the public hearinb. Upon �. ��oice vote, thcre ��eir,g no r.ay�, thc� n�otion r_arried. Mr..Ervin Johnson, or {�.J.L. � S. Ii�vestments, �aas present to present the �eqi�est . . . , Mr. Johnscn show�d �the i�aarcl a plot plan and explained the layout. �r. Driga,�s asked wha� v�hicles wi1.l �e .parke ��1, in the parking lot . �r. J�ohnson explainer.i iha�t tl�i.s would on1_y b� �or office personnel. �r. P1em�l inquired as to what i.s behind this 1ot. P�r. Johnson said that ther.e is an emr t_y lot ai:cl re:�idence . Mr . Drigans asked if there was presently a structu»e at 7457_ Cen�:ra1. Avenue. Mr. Jonnson said that there as not. 1rs.. t�iahlberg asked I�Ir. �To7insoli whether he wou� d be using the warehouse himself . 1ie explained �hat tcao or tlzree peo�le would be using it . This �aould 1.�e i��nted ou�t. ?�1r. Dri�;a.ns a�?:ed P'ir. Johr.son what he would do if he �i`ound 1:enaazt:s , and the City Council did not eoni: irm it . He explain�d tl7at they az�e not goin� any fur�t:her un�til i;: is c�nf.irmed. �Ir. Dri�ans sa� d ti�a�l li� coulc?n't find anything in the code that al1_ows a w,arellouse i�z comme?:^c:i.al �oning. I�e ac��d that -this would be mare suitable �n' n a C2 area -�han in a Cl �;r. ca . Mrs . Wahlz>�rg su�gestcd �tYlat it r,lay 1�� ore sui�tabl.c� �f t.he -�erm warehouse w��s elimi ria�t:ed and tlie tc�rm s�torage was used instead. � � �� ' . . � t�(TNU`I'rS OF TIIE POARD OF APPl�I�LS SUBCOP�?'ITTTFE MEETTNG OF MAY 27 , 197 5 Mrs. 47ah1berg ,aslced w�hetlier Mr. Johnsan anticipated storin� any heavy I�c�uipment t3,er.e. Ne said no, and that tliere would.Ue no outside storage. •� ti is o eration. Mr. Johnson Mrs. 4lahlberg ask�d il.r.. Johnson to expla�_ri h p -aid �lha�i: hc was a dr_y-wa11, con�irac�L�x�. �r. Dri .an.s asked I�ir. Johnson �tilhetti��x� he could manufacture any of these � aterial.s in the proposed building< f�e sa�_c� that he couldn't. lt is a ' �corning and going" operati_on . ' Mr. Dri�ans asked Mr. Johnsoi� wha�t type of vc:•hicles bring his inventory �-n, iie said it is mostly his own light .trucic.s. He said his partners' ■trucks were similar to his. 5� �r. Johnson explained that he would not be fabricating or spraying in the ' aarehouse. . �here was iurthcr �i :�cuss� on concPrning tahei �ier or not tha_s was proper zonin ; or �he use in ques�Lion. . �.r. Mattson referred 'che board to Ar�ticle ?_05.101, Uses Permitted. He tated that for most of these uses, it was quite appropriate ��o hav� ac�essory�storage spar_e. �`'�r. Drigar.s said that there was some confusion as to what a warehouse was. �'£}?ere is a fine iine that needs furth.er interpr�tation. Mr. Drigans said that if they ask fcr a le�jal opinion, they may end up requiring rezoning. �"NIr. Ma�t��son said tl�at there could, perh�ps, be a distinction made as to the size of storage faci.lity allawed �aithin zoning other than industrial. �r. Crowder ask�d Mr. Johnson what would happen if he would have to make that building � fe�t shor-ter: F�e sa� d�t�hat he nas two trucks, and he wouldr.'t have eriau�lz roorri �to get �the, in � 'TiOTlON �y Crowde�, seconded by Wahiberg, to �lose the public hearing. Upon a voice vote, ih�re be�ng no.nays, tl�ie mo��.an carri�ed. 'Mr. Plemel said -Lhat it appEar.s that tiie intent of the owner is to use ' this as �tora�e. However., i�e ielt that it should have some clarification. Mru. Wahlberg sa.id th��t �he pr�blerll is that. should this owner sell, the 'new a�aner may do 5on;e-th�r��; e1se. MOT:IOI3 by Crowde.r. ," secc��ded by Waiilberg, th�t the Board recommend to the ,�'ity Co�.zncil �ppt�ova�_ o� al�_ three items as 'stated. Upon a voice vote, tiiere being no ntxys, tk�e motion carri�d. ,There was discu�stic�n on wha�t �_s, and w]iat is not a warehouse. The question a.s, does i�t i�al.l w:i.�i:hi:� �the C-1S code? � ' 'TIOTIQN by Crowder., seconded by Wahl?�erg, tha� befo�e the City Council acts, �t be determined, in fact, t}�a1� tlze "office - warehouse" undez� Uuestion c�ns�ti�L-utes prop�r use of C�-1S z�ni��g. Upon a voice vote, there being _. , no nays , tlle motiori c�zrried . . ' � . . . . , .. .... ... . . _ ,_ _ - S B . G. � N T R ,e._4. _ _ . A V �.. .!� sa�..._—.. � � _. _�. ....:� . . _ ... . _ . ... ... . .. . .. � - .. . .,. .. .. , _____.._ _.. .._._. _..___...�. ._.._ ._... _.._.._�. �,'%��a"�� ... _, .._...__..__. ._....._.,___ . � . �� QNOr��pAC�La► . , - . . .. .. . _�:..__.....--._._._ . - . . . . - --- _�._..._-,_...�..�;.�_- - _ - - , . : . : . . _ • _ . . . . - : . . : . . . .� . • - - . • .• � - ��\ . _._. _ _ _ �:�, _ _ _ --- . . _ . � . � .. � . 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' - • . .. _... _ .. . . � Z .. ... _.� _. _ •_.. . ... _� �_.. _._.. � . .. .. . 'l� ,� ` "_ � . . V . � ,. . _ !� 'i. � _ . . . . . . .. � . .. . .. _ . : ; , . . . . �n .. ' ,.- 0 � � . .. .. , _.. . .. _ . . . _ .. • � � . _.... . � _ . . ... - �..,�, _ . � :. . . _ . . . . . . .. ,.., . , _ . . _ . .. .... .... __ ... - . .. � ..-. - _ , .. _ �7 t l�."" _ . . . , .. ... -� ' �' . . GEORGE M. HANSEN COMPANY C,ertified Public �rcourrlait[t 175 SrJUYH PLAZA BUILDING WAYZATA �OUL[VARD A7 HIGHWAY f00 MINNEAPpLIS, MINNtSO'tA 55416 546-2886 October 20, 1975 City of Fridley 6!�31 University Avenue N. E. FridleS�, Minnes�ta 551F21 Gentlemen: Under the terms of aur professional liabiJ_i.ty insur.ance coverage, CPA's are now re�uired to inc�icate the scope of their.engagement in a letter to their elient. CPA's are also required to a.ndicate that the CPA's examination of financial statements, ordinarily far the purpose of indicating that the statements are faix7_y pxesented, k�ill not necessarily dzsc�ver f�a��d or defalcation, although the anplication.of generally accepted auditing proce��ures may uncover such situations, Accoxdingly, we are now r�qu:�red to serd you the enclosed letter and ask that on.e co��y be sa.gned and returned to us. We b�lieve �.t serves a good purpose in beti:ex acquaznting you with the sc�pe of the work performed by us. Ve�y truly yours, `w.� /✓� u�`-'�' �G '�%i �'�` . � �-� �- � � JGM:gmd J. Gregory furphy, .Part�er Enclosure a a Y-' ,�, _.._ ; , ' ' 1 ' ' ' , ' ' ' G E � R G E M. H A N S F N C O M P A N Y i�cslifle�! Ptrhlit Aceounlurtts 175 SOUTH PLAZA BUILDING WAYZAiA GUUL!'VARD �1Y HIGfI�N/1Y t00 MINNEAPOLiS, MINNESOI'A 5541 � 5A6-2566 October 20, 1R75 City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N. E. Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Gentlemen: We are c�rrezitly nlanning our fall and winter worlc program and �aould appreciate an indication t-hat we may be in�vited to conduct the 1975 audit of tt�e City as �a� have in past years. We pr.opose to conduct a�.zmited general audit an.d issue our opinion on the basis of such an audit. A l.in�ited geneYal audit xs an exami_nation F�hich consists of a review �f internal c�ntroJ_, accou�ting procedures and of th� details of a7.1 records, including subsidiary rncords and supporting dat:a as ta mai:hematical ac- curacy, propriety and completene.ss of all transactions on a test basis. The test exarni.nation presumes that the items selected are representative af all the trans'z ctions . , A1th.ough a, limited geueral audit is the one most frer,uently used taday, it will ,� not necessarily discover fraud or defalcation. However, s�zould fraud or defal- catioi� exist, it may be uncovered as the resuzt of one or more of the procedures applied on a tesc basis. ' , ' ' ' ' ' . As in previous years, we plan to do as much F?ark k�efore the year ez7d as possible so L-hat we rnay �resent c�u� report: at an earls� date. � We have er►joyed �ur relationship �aitt�x ttle City durii.g tt�e past years and hope t:hat �ae may be aI].o�oed to COIlC2UCt the 1975 ac�di.L. �%ery truly yours, (�- . 1�d r� %�� i'�/ � �� 1 JGrt: gn►d 3. G�egory Mur�hy, �Partner Acc�pted by the City of Fri..�iley . ' Tit1e Date � � � � �",'�` _ I � �� ' , ' ' 1 � � � ' � � ' , � ' ' RESOLUTION N0. A RESOLUTTa'� TO ADVERTISE FOR BIpS BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the Ci�ty of Fridley, as follows: 1. Tha� it is in the ir,terest of the C��ty to award bid contracts for the following it�ms or materia7s. "WORKMAN'S COMPENS�TION INSURANCE" 2. 1', copy of the specifications for the above described items and materia7s, together �n�ith a proposal f�r ti�e method of E�urcha�e a.nd the �ay�me��t thereof haue be�n presented to the Counci `I by i:he Ci ty t�iar�ag�r and th� same are h�rEby approved and adopted as the.plans and specificat�or�s, and the method of acquisition and payment to �e required by the City t�rith respect to the acquisit�ion of said items and materials. 3. The purchase r�f said items and mater�als as described above ' s}�all be effected by sealed b�ids to be received and opened at '1:30 p.m. by thz City of Fridley on th� 17th day of Nov�mber, 1975. The Ci ty i�lan�re�� i s di recte� and authori zed to ar]ve:°ti se fQr tl�e p��chas� or said items and materials by sealed bid pr•�posa�s under natice as �rov�deci by law a.nd the Charter of the City of Fridley, the no#;ice tQ be substantiall,}� �n form as that s}�awn by Exhibit "�." a�:tached hereto and made a part '< of by re-�erence. Sa7d no�ice shal� be published at 7e�st t�aice ir the official newspa�er af the City of Fridl�y. PASSED RfdD A,DOPTED [�Y T�i� CITY COIiNCIL �F 7H� CITY �F FRIDLtY THIS r�TTEST: DAY OF CITY Cl.ERK-MARVIN C• BFtl1NSELL '~� MAYO�-WTLLIAM J. NEE 0 1975 , � � u 1 �J ' � ' � ' CITY OF FRIDLEY BID NOTICE FOR WORKP9AN' S COf�1PE(�lSRTiON INSURANCE EXHIQI7 "A" The C�ty Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota wi`i�1 ac�ept sealed bids far 4�orkman's Compensation Insurance. Such quotations will be rece�ived by the City �9anager's Office no later than Ncvember 175 1975 unti? 1:34 p.m. ^n ±h� sa;d ��te at thn F,;c!ley City Ha?1, 6431 Univers�ity Avenue Northeast, Frid7ey, Mirrr�esota; telephone 571-3450, for the term of January �, 1976 to January 7, 1979. The City re�erves the right to reject any quotatiens and to waive any irregu�arities or informalities in the biddann. Each bi�d sha71 bc accompanied by a Certified Check, Cashier's Check, ' Cash or Bid Bond and made p�yable withoi�� conditions to the City �f Fridley, Minnesotl , in an amount of not less than five percent (5%) of �the hid, whicl� check, cash or bond sha�l be forfeitcd if bidder ' neglects or refuses tc� enter into Cc�ntract, after his �aid has been accepted. � The City reserves the right to accept the bid which is determined ta ' ��he ir� the bes� in�ere�ts of the City. The C7ty resLrv�s ��he right i;c reject any and all bids and waive any informalities or technicai'�ties i`n any bid received ��ithout expl«na�ion, ' ' ' , ' ' ' ' Copies of the specifications and gener�7 conditions may be examined in �he office of tlie Purchasing R.g�;�t, or co�ies may be obtained f�om this office. All bids. must be submitted in seale� envelopes �nd �1� airl� n��arked on tN�e ou�side with °WORICI�IAN' S CCP�IPr�JSATION INSU�Ah��". ' PtJBLTSH: November 5, 1975 Novemaer � 2, i 975 Nasim Qureshi . City Manager � 7A � � , � � t�i� FROM: CITY OF FRIDLEY P�lEMO RAfV DUP4 NASIt� M. QURES{iI , CITY P�IANAGtf�, 4NQ CITY COUNCIL MARVIN C. BRUi�SELL, ASST. CITY MGR./FI�V. DIR. , SUE3JECT: RESOLUTION CHANGING 6UGG�T APPitOPRIATIQNS WITHIi�! T�f-IE GENERAL FUi�D � � !� � � � DATE: OCT06E� 29, 1975 The attach�d resolution would authorize expend�tures beyon� tfie original budget2d amaunts ir� va� �cu� ��pa��r��ts of tl�ie C ty. One category of increased budget alloca�:�ons is rei�ted to the CETR Progran�. 7he City of Fridley will be getting mcney back from the County in the arraunt the budget will be increased f�r the CETA Program. The oth�r category of expenses involves increaseci budget allotments in the Fire Department, tl�ie i�a��uralist Qepartment and th� Parks Deparim?nt. The reason the increase is necessary in the Naturalist Cepartrr�nt is the ` inc•reased cost of the contractural ser�vi ce r��• tree rer�ova � over wnat wa� originally budgeted. This money will be comin� back to the City in 1975 or lai:er, depending on whei�her the people pay their tr�e removal cost 7n casii or whe-�her they elec�;ed to have the asses�ments spr�ad over a five year period. . Th� Fire Depariment n�eds increased f�;nds because of an incr�as? in expense for fire calls �vet° what was originally estimated. A;�parently ther� is an increase in the number of �ire cails as compared to prior y�ars. Thn Parks Deparirr�nt extra exp�ns� i��volved apNrcxi�natEly $10,C00 for unem�layment ' compensati an costs charged to the Parks De;�artmen�t and $20,OQQ �if ex�enses in other areas. Some of ti�is $20,OG0 is for speciai categories.cf zxpens� whieh wet�e not budreted arid whi ch can be i�enti fi�d a�d some of th� expense is for overruns. in operatinq s�ap��lies and temporary help. � ��CB:sh _ ' � � ' . �1 RESOLUTION N0. 1975 . � 8 � ,' A RESOLUTIOiV AUTHORIZIfdG TNE CHAPJGING OF BUDGET APPkOPRIATIONS WITNIN THE GENERI�L fUND WHEREAS, The City Council has previously authorized certain expenditures for the budgeted amc�unts allacated ir the �975 Budget. . NOW, THEREFORE , E3E I i RESOLIIED, By the Counci l of the Ci ty of Fri dley meeting at a regular meeting on f�ovember 3, 1975 that the budgets of the foZlowing departments shall be increased as fallows: - Parks .Departr�e��t $30,000.00* Fi re Department 16 ,OOO.00 Naturalist Department 115�11.00** $57,817,OC� *$10,000 for unemp! oym�nt compensati on ** For co�tractural services (Funds to be retur��ed to City in 1975 or la7u.) �E IT FURTHER RESOLVCD, Tha� the budg��t of th� follo��ring departm�nts �e decr,eased: � , Reserve $57,8i7.00 BE IT Fl1RTF{EF� Rt.SQ�VEQ, Tf�a�� the Ludyet of the Gener°al Fund be increased ' in teta� an� al7ocated as f�l?ows; Sa�d inc�RPase is possi�le because of revenue c�ming ta tf�� City f�rom the CEIA Pragram. , ' v C�i�y Manag�r $ 5,298 . F�itiance 2,�4i Pol�ic� 5,611 COi7?�11Uill�y D��e1oprnent 3,775 . ' Pu�? i c ��lor°ks � • 9 ;367 i�;aturalist 1�,852 � {�arks : �+,8�31 . � � � � �5(,625 , ' PAS�L� laND ADO�'T�D BY ?�i�c CITY COtJNCII_ OF 7NE CITY OF FRIDLEI' - 71-IIS �FlY 0� ' , 7975 �iiEST : Cl�i`Y Ct..LP:K - M�!�tVTfV C:. BRUyS�_! f.� �� ' MAl'QR - WILL.IaM J. iVEE -' MEMO T0: NASIM QURESHI, CITY MANAGER, AND CITY COiJNCIL FROM: MARVIN BRUNSELL, NSSISTANT CITY MANAGER/FINANCE DIRECTOR SUBJECT: RESOLUTION SPLITTING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR THE NOVEMBER 3, 1975 AGkNDI�--PARCEL 880, AUDITOR'� ' SUBDIVISION N0. 103 DRTE: OCTQBER 29, 1975 t��_are_requesting that the Council approve the resolution sp1itting �he assessments on Parcel 880, Au�itor's Sub- division No. 103. The Council has previously approved this l�t spl�t an� the sp7it has been recorded at Anoka County. MC� ps � P.ESOLUI'ION N0. - 1975 � A RESOLU(ION l�I�THORr7.ING ANB GIRECTTNG THE SPLITTING �F SPEGIAL ASSESSMENTS ON PARCEL 880, AUDITO�?'S �UBDI1/ISIUN NQ. 103 . S�'HE?EAS, c��ri;ai n spe�ci dl assessmen us haVe beeiy 1 e��i �� wi th resp�ct to certa�i n l�nd and said land .has subsequ�r;tly� beer� sub�iividec�. �1:i6�l, T��REFORE, BE. IT RES�LVED as fol l oUr� : "fhat fih� ass�ssments levied against the following c�escribed parcel, to-wit: Parc�i �80, ,�udi�tar's Subdivision t�o. iO3� tnay and shali be appartioned and divid�d as fal�fows. ORIuINA!_ P}�RCEL FflND ORIGTNAL AMOUN7 Par�ei t33^y Par� of Lct 20, ,�,ud;tor's SW #13 � 920.61 Suud�vision No. 1�3 �egular SR Paid SW #21 D?VI�IOf�! Cl� Wt;CC�L �,PPRCUED parcel £if� �, Pc,!"'f: G� LC��: �O, Audi �or` s su�[�lb�;�-to�, rto. �� . �arcc�5 910, �ari nf' l_ot 20, Aud� tar °� Si�b�i�rision f��. ?t�� FUND SW #13 Regular SA SW #21 SW �13 Regular SA S� 7T2 i � Paid $ 920.61 ORIGINAL AMOUNT $ 662.84 Pa i ci Pa'i d $ 257.77 Paid Pdld � 920.b1 ADOF�T�fi �3`i '�'�� GI�i'Y �OU4vCI� GF �'HE CI�fY QF FRIDLEY 7NIS DAY OF , i975. � � �` r+LAYGR � Wi 11 iam J. Nee � A7'iLS�f: Ci:7Y Cl.��K��_ ��r��rt C. Brur7sel� q 9 0 , ' ' � RPPOINTMENT FOR CITY COU��CIL C�hiS� DERATION - NOUEMBER 3, 1975 , NAME � POSITION � ! 11t _1 UOY' ' Ka thleen L. Schmitz Assista q 391£3 Van Buren St. ��.E. Store i�anuger Col umbi a l-iei ghts , Mi nn . ' 55421 ' I � ' . ' ' ' . . ' ' ' ' ' 1 • ' ' S AL ARY $10,220 Yearly EFFECTIVE DATE_ �ovem�er � 1 , 1975 0 REPLACES John Nrena CONTRACTOR'S LICENSES TO B� APPROVPD BY TFiE CITY COUNCIL AT THEIR REGULAR MEETING OF NOV�MB�R 3, 1975 EXCAVATING APPROVED BY Raymond Perron 1.77 Cleveland Avenue S.E. Darrel Clark New Brighton, Mn. 55112 �y: Raymond Perron Community Dev. Adm. GENERAL CONTFtACTOR David L. Anderson Const: I 6245 Sunrase Terrace Darrel Clark Niinneapolis, Mn. 55428 By: Daqid L. Anderson Community Dev. Adm. ElView Construction, Inc. 7601 73rd Avenue North Darrel Clark Brooklyii Fa�k, �'si. 5542� By: P�4er1� Ber.ch Commun�.ty Dev. Adm. C. O. Field Company � 2940 Harriet Avenue South Darrel Clark Mi.nneapolis, Mn. 55408 By: Russell Couzet Community Dev. Adm. North Star Services 688 Hague Avenue Darrel Clark St. Paul, Mn. 557_04 By: Verne H. Butler Community Dev. Adm. Swanco Incorporated . 6737 Camden Avenue North Darrel Clark Brooklyn Center, Mn. 55430 By: Harold Swanson Community Dev. Adm. Village Builder_s Inc. 7201 - 36th Avenuc. North� Darrel Clark Idinn�apolis, Mn. 55427 By: Richar_d C. Kauffmann Community Dev. Adm. HEATING • Larson-Mac Compa�y Znc. 7811 Golden Valley Road Darrel Clark Minn�apolis, Mn. 55427 By: Robert Lar�oxz Community Dev. Adm. 0 12 I........_..........»_.... .. . ..............._...........�.........___ ...-_.-,...Y.........t.,,..__ .............._...,....... . . _.. ........ .,....�..... - ...�......_...,. _...__.:.li.��..«.........,... ...r:,.. � ' ,'`, . : , 12 a ,;. 1 , . , � . ... ; . � :,,. � . LIST OF LICENSES TO BE APPROVED BY TFIE CIiY CGUNCIL A7 THE MEETING OF NOVEMBER 3� 1975 � ' . . • .., ., � j � s . � • t i _ , . � . . . . l. �If+ '.�' r�: TYPE OF LIC BY P R0� D BY •. . . :;�,� � ENSE A P E '` FE�' � . � � . . , . . ' . , . . � �3� � Z . � • 1 ' � � ' . . . . • ' . . . . - . . , . . . . ' ., '.. �I . i \: . . ,�� 'CHkISTMRS TREE LOT ' . , . • ' . ' , ` ' "� , � � �,, ; , Gord�n N. Asper�son Gc�rdQ�� H. Asp�n�or� Fire InsRec�:or � 12a.�0 '17 Rice Cr��k l��a,� kab�r�t� Rldrich � . . , . . : . , ' , ,,. . ' SOLIGITUEt , : . . . Cub S�o�t Pa��C "/1� Tho�'i�s E. ��d�� f�ut�li� Safety.Dircctpr Fee�{��aive� ' 8� 5 84th /�uenu� Pd .�� James Hi 11 ' CIGAR�TT� . ' . . .. 7he fted �Shir�t t�il�� e Irr:�d�� Put�iic Sa�Fety Dir�ec�Cor 12.00' � , 79th and M�.�r� S�o � James Fiili : �; . , + , � , ..� , . . . , , ,; -�' VEPdDING �r'NRC!-lINE � � , . � . . . , `� � ' � _ . . ,�Fri dl ey Laidrd�reit� �a� � P�av°s�r�E • � F�e�.l tt� Tns��ctor� 15.00 , a150 East R�ve� R�ad . , .. - . . :� � . . � � � � , . . . � . .� , � � �. . . � � � � � .. . ' , :. �. �. �- . .. . . � , - � l � �. 1. . . . ' . .. � . . �. . ' � . . . - . , � . . .. � r-. . , .. , .` ._ , , .r y, �. . :,. , ' , • - ' ' , ' ,'. ' , , '. , ' ' " . ' ,. • � � • � . ' . , . , i . ' ' • , ' I ' 0 ; �� Tom Myhra b360 Able Street NE Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Oci�ober 24, 1975 Mr. 1�/iark Scoi-fi, CF;airper�art Fridfey Calale 7eleVis�an Com��nissi�n 410 Mississippi Stree�t Fri�{ey, N�irsr�esota �5432 Gear Mark: ! hereby fender my resignai�ion {'rom i�he Fridley Gable Televisian Commission effpctive Qctobe�- 24-, 19`I5. � i am taking i�his �fep etter a�.r,c�d cieal of �-�iougnt and consicle�atian �nd much as I ha�Fe to lec�ve fihe comm6a�ian and i�`� i-n�rnber� I be�ieve �fi is oiily fair ihat I re�ign since my time sc{anduie cio�s n�t c�6low m� aciequafe i•ime ta devofie S�he deserved att�rafi'son ta ce?mrnisston m�m6ersa Ad�itional�y, at the iast [ioard of Edu�atie�n ��i�et�tr,g the S:ar� of Educa�ion �pproved a leave of absence without �acxy for me vahi �h t wi { i b� takin� durq:�g ihe s�ri°�Zg quar ter when I re�hurn t� the Universii�y of Minnesc�c� to v��o�°k tovrard comp��tir�g my dissertc�i-ion . Very Sincer�Iy lr"�urs, � �� /. �%1�--. \ ; �R/c�. . Tom i�iyhra TM:Is ' 13 ; k i I 1 , � 14 ' . 1 1 � � � Septemb�r 19> 197� ' ' I��ir. James Lan;eni eld s �hairman Fridley �;nviron.r��nt:.l �uality ::o�°nission x l�j 1 4`r c� t i�i .�. 79- 32 � . rri�ley� ��ir�neso �a�i�-�-3� � , � Ue�r i��r. �an�enfeld: � �. ' �'�fter due consiCe:r�t� on af t'��e mattex, I have c�ecided � to sub.�i� r_Zy r�si�na�i:�i�. from th� rraeley ��vir.onr�ental � �uality C.'o_r.r��ission. Due �to incr�ased de�Und.s upon my � ' tim�9 alon� :�ri�th certain other f�ctorss I feel th=t another person �i'nt ��st serve the nzeds o�' t"�e Ca:..��issi�on. � I w�11 continue my ;�ositio:� unt� 1 a replace�ent has . ' been founa and t�rust uh�t �ou �;ill e�_;a=�aite th2 necessary arrGn�er�ants a ` . Sincerely� � J � _ �` � � , � �,.-�..�� "�zL.�,.�_ � ' . . � � 1��r.L .�Ja a��.�'1.�.'.1��n. . � -. , � �9�G ��n ja:r�in St. Y�1. �.. Fridley q. :�<innesotaa�+3?_ ' cc : Wo Re Star�salt � � ' � ' , , , . ' - � - � � ' ' �' ��ZII�L�� L��["�'L� L.�A��`�1�C �A��E��ALL, �tC. F'ridley ° .� Minrlesota . � �`�, ^/ ;� ' ' . �40 � � . \�_"" -i l October 13, 1977 a��s .��i i 1��. ia�:x i; e e �:��.yor o�' �;�ie �i�y o� Fridley Fricile;y, T�iinr�esota � e a.r i,�r . IvTe e b 15 (1L '�� ✓ �',, J p �Vj/' / 0 1�u� to iile gro4trti� of I�it t.le Ie�b�ue E�.seb�.l1 in FridJ.ey, ti.e _. ';_: . _ . . � �- . : t1c:.V A .. 011"� �i a�v�l_ ut2B -..�.11'�::�v-`'i�v i.itxl i�7_A '--�dli � .�� r�At1�8---`�tiE' �- f::�T1CQSS2t1i1 : _ _ -: __-...-,----._.:.__ _- - _ __ _._ _. _ ._- ---. ;�.._ __ __. . , ._.: _:- : .. _ :.; _, -- -_ _ ._: .:_ __ _ : . _ . .. � , _ , . � -- - _ _. - : . ._, a-��,lia - b� se �,�: - • - � • > , - _. , 1.i ec�ux.�,u.er�ti ar�< -ec,��..�y�.rlen� Lo-�:�zr��azn..�cl"?g --�;�`CI.iT1CS. 1 ^ . .�s ti�is i� 1e�:s�d proi er�;y �'rorn t��e C:i.��y� of Fridley to Zit �le :�eat;ue, �_ hereb;;- recti�.�s� �e.�:�,:ias��.on to erec� a buildi�� 12 fee � ' k�;�� l2 �e;; � 8 fe�: � lii� o�a tne e�st sid�� of fi�1.d i�3; �0 fzet north o� i;��e ��re se�z � bui l�in� e Tne ne�v buildino �vould be of ' � cc�iicrete 'aloc?au, c�z�.�nt slrb, a f1.�:-� roo� vrzt��z no s,vinc�o��s ar_d an.e steel. do�r. ieo electric a°r -��.L:.��bir��; ��;oulu be xequi:�ed. � ' ' , ' �n.e cos�c of m�. ��ri:al far i,'_i�s �uild�n�� t�roula ba approxi:aa �ely �F04.00. Za�or t;�aul� be ao�rz� 'vy T�i�tti�le I�eao e i,�e�r.ber:�. ,�� esiczent a* the bo�.rd T rr�uld o:Ter see tn.e prajec�. I also request tii�� you vraiv� tl��-� �d�e Yia-�e a license con-tructor c�o -c:�e �ror�:. . � t1aVG Ci�SCLiSS�CI trlyS 'C�Uli_G.:Lxi� yxJl.`i��l � OLl:C' l�ii7.1C'i1110 inspector, and �:s soon. �.s �ye �et yoax• a��i��r�v�:l, ti�re .vill s��rt. �'le �•rould �,ike to �;et i� up �c-�is 7:a11 Yet. . T:i�.,,4Lin�; you in � a�� nce . - • ' . . F . .. . . . . . � ' . _ � . . .. . ] _ _ _. � . . . . - � _ .. � - - .. .-, . � ;:. - . �. .. . . . . .. _ . � . . -. Yours ve-r.•� -;;ruly, k'�::;::i:L:;Y .;=,I':�T.i�; :�i:�.Gli� ^ /'� � /:;�%� �/'k<_'_�r --.�'` �,_-- l;��r�� ren�y � �TG' �iCit.[i�i � � 1 ' 15 A P�1I tJU?�ES OF iHE REGULJIR PARI<5 /iN� RECRE�TI ON COPIMI SS ION MCETI NG OCTOBLR 2%, �975 �Qec�ting was called i:o order a� 7:35 p.m, by .Chairman Peterson. h1EM[3L{ZS PfzESL"NT: Caldwel1, Harris, Peterson, Wayar IrCl�1BERS E ;CUSEU: Seeger OTHERS PRESENT: Lee Drosse], 6737 Jefferson, Frid1ey, 571-5626 - Fridley Little Le�gue � Jerry Qaardman - Planning Department Judy ldyati:, Secretary, Parks and P,ecreation Department FRID( FY_ I t��= L E�'tG�1E � Mr: Lee Drossel of the Fridley Little League organization was there to present �their request to build a neiv storage bui�ding at the Fridley Little League Fie1d on 58th and Jefferson, near th�ir existing building. He read Mr. Mark Brenny's leti,er of Oc�.oUer 13th to Prr. Qi;l l�ee, explaining the project. Ne explained that the cost of materials would� �e borne by the Fridley Littl2 I_eague, and they wouid put up the ' buildiny. He also requested the City t�raive the ordinance requiring a licensed cor,- zractor do the work. P�r. Peterson asked t�ir�. Drossel to check with the Gi�:y Bui �di��g Inspector, Mr. Dar��°el i Clar�k, 111 order to finrJ o��t 4.yr�a.'c is nn�ded. Mr. Har;-is • x- 'press�a co��cei,n for adec�uate buildinc,� inspection so that the roof doesr`t f�al i in, etc. '�h90T201� 13Y HARRIS, seconded by Caldwell, to a11.ow the Little Leaque to build tne building, subject to the appr.oval of the Buildina Inspec�ion DepartmE�n�. The motion carr� ed . � � ' f�ir. Boardman mEntior,ed that they didn't need a building p�rmit�with a building that sr�ai7. Nr. t;arris asked that they ge� a buildin� per�nifi and have the fee waived. t�1r. Dr�ossel indica:ted he Lvoulc� ccmpl��. • ' 60A�.S�Qf�I� OL-'�EC�I V�S ,The Commissioncr°s brief�y c�iscussed the goais and ubjec�ives as �vritten up in their fii nal form. I�9r. l,fagaa� rnenti oned �:hat i t woul � he di ffi cul �t to impl e�ner�t al l that i s wri �tte.n ; n ihe goal s and of�j ecti ves wi thout a bond �i ssue. P�Ir. Peterson 'expla�ined that the Plann�ing Cem?»ission nee�s a plan f�irsi,. Ne said that project con�;��i ttees arc: going i;u ►�� ut�i : iz�d to imp�ement• the goal s and objectiv�s for �ir� di ffe;�e�� c�epartments < They ��-i 71 h�l r� �:o take �:i�e 1 ead off the comn�i ssi or,et�s , 2tc . � � ' ' ' C' ' f�lr, i�oardmar� explained the Planning Commission der.iden to establish same goals and o�jectives. 7t�ey, iY� tur�, asked each of the member COfili?�issions to corn� u�, with some ideas to yo back to the �'lanning C�:��mission. �her the Planning Gomr�ission ��rouic� formuiate these goals and objecti��es for i:��e communi �y. He explairicd there v�ould �e a constant revie�val af c�oals and ObjPCtives as the years go �by. He said tha; with thESe goals and c�Uj�ctives �n har�d, by next spring the C�ty admir�ist►�a1;ia�� vil7 be pu±t�no tcgLtl�er a cc�n�p�~ei;ens�ve parl;s �"lan, with an implementation prag�,�,,; ard establishn;en� of po7icies. Mr. Petnrson menti�ned 1;hey tyantcd �o have tt�eir p��oject committees together 1�efore tf�at time, worl:ing a�iong ��rith it and givi��g i� �'�eedl�ac{; Ynformation to che com!niss�oners. MOTI0IV BY IIIIRIZ.IS, seconded b3 Ca.Zdwel.i, tv �dopt the Parks Goa1s and Object.i.ves as before L-hem this evcn.ing. Thca motion carric�d. , t�ir. . f'�i�`rs�� s4:ed �h� c��:niss �c�n�rs to ccn�� t�acl; to the next meeting wi �f� scme f:haught� i�rhich i:f;c�y niight r,:��c �n tcr��; oi r�i°oject coir�m�i�c�ees which i:hey �vould iike to see i:f�e !'a�-4;s ��nd �tecrc�,t: �c�;i i on;;�7ission ci�;; r�;,��,t�� in oui^ com;»unity. ►1e said �:hat h�p� f�r17y to;�iqht the i;;�:cl�i�icr,y wo�.�ld t;e �e�: in n��tion to changc the �,�ording of the o�°di;��a:�ce, I�ecause t!�e ;;�orGing oY� tl��4 ordinar►ce is that novr each pt~ojec� . ` �s � � � � - . � . . r � .� .._. . . . - _ ; ��: � �l � . . � � � � � . :� � -- ` . . � : :_ .i . . � . � l : . ..__ , :; f� � � � � ., � � _ _ � � . �� 1 __ � . :� : - ----.�:._: � a - � � � ; . .. . ., . �.� €� : ,,, �� ; . - ' ;-� ,�.. ; . _ . , � � � , ' ;��'s � � , .. - � � �.___.__:____�.��___� � - ._._. : � , s ��'�~ �� r :�,�- ; . �� i . `� _.__ . _. _. .._ _. 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"� . r� . : - ?� I C � :� : - I s�� - . � - � .� � _ _ '' � 4 �;r � � . �' i s � �,: � �'�'' `� r �s . �q. � �a �c i i' . _._ _. _._ -----_.... ._ .____� �,:� . � 'a � � . VJEST MOORE LAKE � � � . � i', , � • � ;�, ;% SERVES NETGHBORHOOD i.9 ! , , . . . . . _. ---.. _ . . . , .--- . �_. _ .._.._� � 41 \ I ys'" !I � I ,, ! J . � , � . _. ; �' � LIT�'!_E. L�AGUE FIELll ". ' ` : � SERVES NEI�H�ORHOOp Ig� � . ._ _. .. .__.. . . __ � •�;a =t _ i . ' � _ �' , '� ' �....�....._._._ , � � .. . � . . ,�`� `" �.� a �° �1°;, � " = r:� z 4•� � u � �� .. � , �... Y � � . � j�' ��• e �� 707 t-i(GE,it/�/hY 10, Iv11NN�cAf'�Lf�, MINNESOTA 55434 (612) 7£i4-1100 �_.�r w._, ., +' ,i �_ �.,� ._��.t� October 27, 1�75 ' ' The Honorab�ie �illiam \ee ' ' City of Fr.idlc�y 6431 Ur.iv.i°sity tlyenue N.�. I'ridley, N`u'�. 55432 e Dear Mayor Nee: At its lib�ary b,�ard meeting on Octc�ber 20, 1975, the Anoka County Libraxy Board passed�a resolut�_on of thanks to the Ci�y of Fridley for providing library quarters for. i:he F.ridle>> Branch over a number ef years. Beginning rather humb�y in a buildi..ig near the current site, the Fric�Iey Branch opened in 1961 with the help ef the Ci�y af Frialey. l"di4hc�ut tl�e �oxesighted . coaperation of city co�ncil.s, past ancl present, t�� County I.ibrary iaould have fouiid it much r,�ore difficuli: to provide li�braxy service in the City of Fridley. The Library B�ard and staff. of t��e Anol:a Caunty Libra.ry are extremeiy proud of the necv faci.lity i.l-�at openecl �.ts d.00r.s las�..m�onth fcr service ta the people of T'rill.ey. 1�Je recognize, hos,e-Ter, 2hat �this would not liave been possible had not a goad fo�Trrda�ior been laid �vnr the pas� years of hard work by y��ur Iyco�le und by the libra�y. Ii is our hope tha� �he Branch Lit�rary in I'ridley will continue to be an impo�tant pa.rt of the ccnu�ta;�ity �nd �h�.t we may con�znue to count upon your suppoxt as ar� import:ant public s�xvic.e to your peo�le. JFY/bjs cc: Mike �°Lannon 52�J8 rr�lmore St. iv.�. Frid?.ey, ��V. 554-?I Sin�e�•ely, .JeI'I:v F. �Youn�, Director By Directi�n of the Ar.oka County L:ibrary Bc�ard of Trustees �,:. , i;,1 :.h �If�....•, . ,��., ` � _,.... ,,. ..��.. r..�� .ti��E ��,. �i -i��.. � �� 1 -� �� ' � 1. : � ��.,E... �'Iz-�-�G-�'�,.� r�- - �'�.�-- ��:..��. _ _ _.. , � � . �� .�'�--t..�-�u.�.-� _ . : �.�-�� ' , _ , _. . � : _ . 17 1 _ _ � , � �� .�.►.,�� c.��-U-�,�,��' C.��/� 1� �� . � �f�. �� ' � �� 2�-z � � � � / � , � -�- , �.�� _ ?f �-L.—�'t�GL,CL,-�-�.f-�,.—,. G---�,�� , . ' : c --�— / � ./ �i �'� r ��2..�G-� / .! �( �it� �� ,� � , �;;�. , --�..-c� � � � , _ _ , ��.�Y.� � . G- —� � � _ . ��. � �� - s�-�j , (�.� ��i�-�1�-b ' � _ _ _. � � . __ ��C-c.-,tL-, ��—C�/s2.�'C''`c1 ` _ �. 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