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THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE FRI�LEY CITY COUNCIL OF MAY 5, 1975
The Regular Meeting of the Fridley C�ty Counci] of May 5, 1975 was called to order at
7:30 P.M. by Mayor Nee.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
Mayor Nee welcomed those present at th� meeting and invited them to �o�n the Council in
saying the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
ROLL CALL
MEMBERS PRESENT: Councilwoman Kukowski, Councilman Brei�er, Councilman Starwalt,
Councilman Fitzpatrick, and Mayor Nee.
MEMBERS ABSENT: None.
APPROUAL OF MINUTES:
REGULAR MEETING OF APRIL 7, 1975:
M07ION by Councilman Starwalt to adopt the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Fridley
Ctty Council of April 7, 1975. Seconded by Council�oman Kukowski Upon a votce vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
ADOPTION OF AGEN�A:
Mayor Nee said the City Manager had advised him there was an agreement w�th the
Telephone Company that should be added and considered at the present meetinq.
Councilman Breider �ndicated he would like to set the date and time for the Board of
Equalization meeting on May 8, 1975.
MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to adopt the agenda as amended with t��e previously mentioned
additions Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Nee declared the motion carried unam mously.
OPEN FORUM. YISITORS:
MaycZ Nee explained to those present that the Counc�l works from an agenda book during
the meeting and there is one availab'e at the pod�um at the back of the room for those
interested in the agenda. He said there is a great deal of documentation involved
and if anyone would want to address the Council, they should do so.
MRS. KATHY P1ALONE, 6131 BEN�AMIN STREET N. E
UEST FOR ADDITIODIAL STOP SIGN
Mrs. Malone addressed the Council and explained that she had thought that there had been
approval for installtion of two siop signs in the area at the previous meeting of the
Council. She further explained that signs had been installed at one intersection and not the
other. Mrs. ��alone said she had talked to Councilman Starwalt concerning the confusion
and he had indicated he would 17sten to the tapes of the meeting. The motron made at
that time had been to call for a study at both locations and after this a motion to
install the signs had been made without definite specifications on location.
Councilman Starwalt said he planned to listen to the tapes, but had not been able to do
so. He affirmed the statements made by Mrs. Malone in that he had called for a study
on the installation at both locations.
Councilman �r��,�t said he felt the rnstallation of the first stgns snould be considered
for their effectiveness and if it is necessary, the additional signs could be installed
in the future. Councilman Starwait explained that he intended the signs to be some-
what temporary until the area is further developed.
Mrs. Malone said she did not fee] that the problem is being solved by the insta7lation of
signs at only one intersection. The traffic still travels at a high speed �n th�s area.
Mayor Nee said he thought the Council had settled the pro6lem on the signs on Briardale
Road. Councilman Starwalt explained that this was on one corner, and the property owners
had requested that �his be done at 61st and Benjamin also. He felt this may be a process
for the interrm period while there is a great deal of constructiornin the area There
will be a road cut to the west into the park property and th�s will proviGe a break in
the traffic. Councilman Starwalt said stop signs should not be used for relief of speeding.
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He said he had asked that the property o��ners try to work with the action that had been
taken and not take any further action until it is needed.
Mr Robert Erickson, 5950 Ben�amin St., said he did not feel the actton of the present
installation was at all sufficient. He indicated his home was only a half a block from
the area and he thought the addttional stop sign was definit7y needed.
Mrs. Malone said someth�ng should be done before there is a tragedy tn the area. �
Mr. Joe Peterson, 1565 Gardena Avenue, addressed the Council and explained the trafftc
feeding into the area all comes from a straight shoot and it is very fast. He explained
that there was a recent acc�dent in the area and if there were youngsters outside,
there would have been someone hurt.
Mayor Nee asked if this is a County Road and the City Manager said it is a City road.
MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to install a stop sign on 61st Avenue and Ben�a��in Street.
Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared
the motion carried unanimously.
Councilman Starwalt said this would put two stop signs between Grace High School and Rice
Creek Road. He added, there may be a need for more, but he felt this should be limited
at the present time.
OLD BUSINESS:
RCSDLUTION N0. 70-1975 - REQUESTING METROPOLITAN TRANSIT COMMISSION TO INSTALL BUS
The Public Works Director, Mr. Richard Sobiech, explained to the Council t.he three
different types of requests noted on the map on the agenda and requested in the proposed
resolution. He said one would be where residents of the City had re�uested installation �
of shelters, another where City people had seen a number of people waiting at a 6us
stop, and thirdly, where there is a potential for substantial ridership. He said there
are eleven suggested locations that might warrant a bus shelter. He explained that those
proposed would be contingent upon the MTC reviewing the locations for proper number of
residents and people using the location.
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to adopt Resolution No. 7D-1975 requesting Metropolitan
Transit Com�m ssion to install Bus Shelters. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a
voice vote, all vot�ng aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
The Public Works Director explained that if the people of the area had requested the shelter
and the suggestion had come from MTC, they had already conducted a study on the need and
determined the need does exist.
Mayor Nee questioned the placem�nt of a shelter on the north side of the Fridley Market.
The Public Works Director indicated thislocation was in the area of Fiarmont and Glencoe.
Mayor Nee asked if this is on the resident�al side of the street. The Public VJorks Director
said it is felt that the shelter will attract the residents of the area.
Mayor Nee asked if there would be a problem from the owner of the residential property
ad�acent to the proposed shelter. The Public Works Director said there is enought right
of way and the shelter is attractive, not unsightly. Mayor Nee asl�ed who lives on the
northeast corner of Hugo and East River Road. A member of the audience said he thought this
is Georgia and Albert Kellner's home or 8182 East River Road. Mayor Nee asked if they had,
a fence and the man said yes. He believed the fence is sPt back a6out six feet from the
road and there would be ample area for the bus shelter.
Councilwoman Kukowski said it had been brought to her attention that the shelter on 57th
and University creates a traffic hazard. She explained that the6us moves in front of the
existing traffic. The Public Works Director said thisis a problem that the City would
have to put up with for the time being. He further pointed out that the plans are
for the installation of a park and ride stop �n that location.
The City Manager reiterated that if the MTC approves the additional locations for the
bus shelters, the City would have to appropriate money from unappropriated funds to
install the slabs. He pointed out that this would be ab�ut $350 per shelter.
NEW BUSINESS:
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 5, 7975
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FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH CHAPTER 113, REFUSE DISPOSAL: AME�lDING CHAPTER
11, LICENSE AND PERMITS: ANd REPEALING PRIOR CHAPTER 113 WASTE OISPOSAL :
The Public Works Director commented that a few weeks ago, it had been broughi up at a
Council meeting that the waste disposal ordinance should be amended. lie said the City
had met with the representatives of the City's licensed haulers to gain the�r input
on the conflicts of the ordinance and the requirements of tne haulers. The proposed
�amendment would allow placement of bagged refuse to be put at curbside on the day of
pick up. He said this would only allow refuse and not garbage to be placed on the curb.
He suggested another provision for inclusion in the ordinance that this be limited to
a 24 hour period to allow placement of the bagged material the evening before pTCk
up in the morning.
The Public Works D�rector referred the Council's attention to Section 113.08 and indicated
that the suggested 24 hour limit be placed in this Section
The City Manager said this would be only refuse, not garbage. The City Manager added,
he felt the placement of garbage would be unsightly.
Mayor Nee referred the Counc�l's attention to Section 713 07 and asked if this would
prohibit any one from hauling their own refuse. The City Attorney said this question
had come up several years ago. He said the home owner can haul their own if they
do not spill the refuse all over the street. The Public Works Director said there was
no change in this section. Mayor Nee asked if thare was a provision existing that is
not enforced. The City Attorney said the individuals can hauT their own, but if any-
one else hauls it, they would have to be licensed,
Councilwoman Kukowski referred to the placement of the garbage and asked if the haulers
are expected to go to the back of the property line to pick up people's garbage
She expressed the opinion that if this is the case, the rates will be raised. She mentioned
�f the haulers have to get to the rear of the people's property and climb through and
around boats, campers, fences and garages, they could not 9et to the garbage. The
Pu61ic Works Director quoted the requirement and said that in no event shall the garbage
— 6e in the front yard He said this would allow the material to be placed to alinr� with
the front of the house. He said the City would not want all of the garbage at the
curbing. He mentioned that the cans could t�p and create problems.
Mr. Harlan Lofgren addressed the Council and explained that he was in tYie garbage business
in the City of Fridley. He explained he had been�nvolved in the meetings eiht the haulers
and the City staff the previous year and the whole ordinance had been discussed. He
mentioned that all of the haulers were glad to have been a part of subm�tting ideas for
the ordinance at that time. He indicated that the haulers had not bea�notified about the
proposed ordinance amendment at this time. He sa7d they felt quite hurt.
Mr. Lofgren further stated that the public is not always easy to please. He said there
had been quite a change in the hauling situation since the burning ban came into being
He said he would like the people in the City to cooperate with the haulers and sald
if you look down the streets of the City, it is possible to see the great amount hauled.
Mr. Lofgren said if the City requires the haulers to go into the back yards for t�1e p�ck-
up, they wi17 be forced to increase the rates and hire more employees He said if the
cans can be placed in front, this would allow them to give good service. Mr. Lofgren
also mentione he would have liked to have been notified concerning this consic�aration
and the content of the proposed ordinance rather than finding out by hearsay.
Mayor Nee said he thought the haulers had been notified. Mayor Nee said if he ha� a
chance to look at the proposal and Mr. Lofgren said he had read it �n the hallway where
,is was posted on the bulletin board. The Pubiic Works Director said the iterns discussed
at the previous meetirg had been taken into account in the ordinance.
Councilwoman Kukowski said she thought the haulers should have been notified, they do
not know what is being put togtherin the ordinance.
The Public Works Director referred to item number nine on page 2-B of the agenda
(Sect�on 113 Ol Definitions, #9) and said he felt snow and ice should be incorporated
in the section because some people plow their snow and ice into the public right of way.
Mayor Nee asked if this inc7usion in tha section wou7d requ�re people to ptck up snow and
ice. The Public Works Director explained that the City had been taking care of the
problem with State Statutes. He further pointed out that the Attorney General had
advised that this be included in the refuse ordinance. Mayor Nee again asked if this
would require them to pick up the snow and �ce. The Public Works Director said this
does not apply to the haulers, but does apply to the commercial and resident�al
property owners, they should plow the snow to their own property, not the street He
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suggested that after "shells in this section that "snow and ice" be added.
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Mr. Dick Harris, Planning Commission Chairman, said he did not understand the suggestion
concerning the addition of snow and ice, The Public Works Director said some peopie
dump snow and ice into the street and the City has to go out and take it out. Mr.
Harris asked if this would be enforceable. The Public Works Director said he was talking
about plowing of driveways and�parking lots into the street Mr. Harris said he would
interpret the section to mean that it would requ�re the property owner to haul the ,
snuw and ice away from their driveways and walks. Mr. Harris said he felt this would be
an arbitrary add7tion and not enforceable. Mayor Nee said he did not feel this would be
in the right section. He mentioned that the material is to be kept in closed containers.
The City Attorney said this could be taken care of. He said he would talk to the
Public Works �irector and they would come up with an amendment that will be suitable.
Mr. Harris mentioned that under the provisions of the ordinance, it would be a violation
to have a compost pile.
Mr. Harris further stated that the ordinance requiring placement of the refuse in the
yard �s not feasible �n the City with no alleys, the collectors have to use the front.
Fie said there should be no exposed cans except for the day of pick up.
The City Attorney read the section of the ordinance(Section 113.08 Placing of Containers)
to the Council and audience and said th7s type of placement is allowable at the present
time.
Councilman Starwalt said it is h�s understandin9 that some people keep their cans in the
garage and they are collected from there, if the collector can get to them.
Mayor Nee asked the reason for the provision for five different types of licenses.
The Public Works Director said this is the practice of the surro�nding communitites and
the haulers operate within all of them and should be �uniform.
Mr. Bailey Tiller, 1535 Gardena Avenue, asked if something could be included for snow '
removal so that the collectors can gain access to the property. He mentioned there is
often 10 feet of snow 6ank to get throuqh to reach the cans. Councilman Starwalt
said he understood this concern and it is not a part of the current ordinance Mr. Tiller
saTd he had mentioned it so that this could be considered a part of the ordinance.
Councilwoman Kukowski asked if the provision in the section concerning the hours of
pick up could be amended to start et 6:00 A.M. rather than 6:30 A.M. The Public Works
Director s�id there had been a compromise in this section. He mentioned the starting
time had been 7.00 A M. and the G 30 A.Pq was that compromise at the time the request
was made to begin collection at E.00 A.M. He ment�oned that the City receives complaints
when the collection begins too early. Counci7woman Kukowski agreed with this comment.
MOTION by Councilman Breider to waive the first reading of the ordinance and adopt the
ordinance on first reading. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Nee dec7ared the motion carried unanimous]y.
MOTION by Councilman Breider to amend the ordinance with the addition of the statment
"but no refuse be allowed in the front yard for more than 24 hours", and that this
be added to Section 113 08. Seconded 6y Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously
Mayor Nee directed the City Manager to pre pare the necessary amendments and circulate
the ordinance to the haulers in th�City before the second reading. �
RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING DF APRIL 23, 1975:
NING REQUEST, ZOA #75-02, BY WYMAN SMITH, ATTORNEY FOR RICHARD POVLITZKI AND THE
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P�OTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to set the public hearing for the rezo m ng request
ZOA #75-02 for the Frontier Club for June 9, 1975. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
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The City Manager explained this request to be for a Dats�i� Dealership and the Planning
Corram ssion had recommended approval of the request for the special use permit. He
expla�ned that there was consideration of the building plans under the Building Standards
Design-Control Subcommittee minutes later in the agenda.
Mayor Nee said the question would be whether or not to approve the special use permit
� The Public Works Director said the stipulation recommended by the Planning Commission
at the present time, takesinto accouit the minutes of the Building Standards and
Environmental Quality Corrnnission. He said the stipulations include the concerns of
all three bodies
Mr. Mark Haggerty, Attorney, representing W. R. Stephens, addressed the Council and
indicated that the Planning Comm ssion had recommended approval of the request
He asked the Public Works Director to place the plan of the area on the overhead
viewer. Mr. Naggerty indicated that there had been some changes proposed by the
various subcorrmittees and staff and they could see the reasons for these changes
Mr. Haggerty said the action on the part of the applicant had been positive on the
suggested changes. He referred to the fence on the East River Road side or front
of the building and said this would be constructed of inetal screening material. He
asked the Publrc Works Director if the sample of the materiai was available for the
Council to review and Mr. Sobiech said the sample presented, was not available at this
time. He referred to the plan for the landscaping on the front side af the building
and explained that there is a large concrete slab existing and this would 6e used
to display new cars. He further explained that there will be a planter installed
for additional green area. H�mentioned the plan also included Iandscaping of the
other areas which would be done by Qachman's.
Mr. riaggerty pointed out the location of the sign on the plan (Exhibit 1) and said
this would be six 6y six or five by five square feet and would say Datsun and
Idin Stephens.
� Mr. Haggerty referred to the ltght�ng plan and said all of the lights would be
directional and focused on the property and away from the traffic He said the
lights would be turned off at nine o'clock and would not bother the people of the
area of East River Road, and would not 6e directed to the four plexes.
Mr. Haggerty said the parking to the west side of the buiading would be lim�ted
to 90 stalls and any other veh�cles d�splayed would be driven to the site wh'en
it is appropriate to f�71 any empty stall. Mr. Hagaerty said there would be no
body shop incorporated in the plan.
Mr. Haggerty explained the amount of traffic that the business would draw by stating
that their operation on the south side of town draws approximately 12 callers per
day. lie said based on his studies, the traffic of the area would 6e reduced,
He read a letter fromMr, Red Stang, present operator of the existing business,
A-1 Motor Sport, indicating the current traff�c count to be 90 calls per day
which exceeds the estimate.
Mr. Haggerty said the applicant had taken back the plan and made madiftcations in
the lighting, noise, and traffic conditions. He mentioned where ever there was
a concern, this had been considered and mentioned within the suggested stipulations
of the Planning Corronission. Mr. Haggerty explained that the recommendations of all
of the Su6correm ttees had been taken into consideration and incorporated into the
motion of the Planning Commission wfiich was unan�mously approved . Mr. Haggerty
, said there had been 20 hours of hearings on the request and they had tried to be
reasonable and meet all of the demands.
Mr Haggerty requested that the Counc�l grant the special use permit based on the
recommendation of tF�e Planning Commission. He asked that ihe permit be granted
at the present time to allow operations to begin the coming summer.
Councilman Starwalt asked what the investment in the property would be. Mr. Haggerty
said tfiey had planned an investment of $60,D00 and now it was almost double this
amount with the modifications. He mentioned that items such as tearing down the fence
and installing another fence were costly. He continued that the landscaping would
be costly. Mr. Haggerty said they had tr�ed to mainta�n good public relations with
the neighbors and this would require keeping the area in good shape and ma�nt�ained.
Councilwoman Kukowski said the people of the area did not welcome the whole idea.
She mentioned the great many young people of the area who catch the school bus
tn chis area and said she would not favor any more development on East River Road.
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She also stated she would not have favored this at the time the present operation
received approval for operation and construction at that location.
Mr. Haggerty referred to the stipulation that was within the motion concerning
the traffic of the area and said all test driving would be done in the area of -
77th out the east entrance or in the comnercial areas. Mr. Haggerty reiterdted
that Mr Red Stang had said �here was approximately 90 callers a day at the present
bus�ness and they had anticipated from 50 to 60 at the most. He said there would ,
be a reduction in traffic by almost 50% and the test driving would all be done in the
commercial and �ndustrial areas. Mr. Haggerty mentioned that Barry Blower Company
is located on the ad,7acent property and the property �s properly zoned for this
usage. He said all they were asking for is a spectal use permit and they would
do everything in their power to alleviate any problems. He said they would comply
with a11 of the stipulations of the Planning Commission,
Mr. Haggerty mentioned that two people at the Planning Commission meeting had commended
the Planning Commission on the open way they hardled the hearing. He added, they sp�nt
a great deal of time and it was very open. He said all have done everything in their
power to come up with the best recommendation.
Councilwoman Kukowski said the applicant had gone out of his way to satisfy a lot
of compla7nts. She mentioned that if she had been on the Council when A-T Motor
Sports had built, she would have voted against it.
Councilman F�tzpatrick said he agreed with Councilwoman Kukowsk�. He �id he did not
feel tne proposed plan would be possible in a residential area. He mentioned he had
been a member of the Planning Commission for a very long time and he took thetr
recorronendations very ser�ously. He said he had spent a long time going over the minutes
of the meet�ng and much work has been done on the request. He said this is not a usage
that he would like to see in that area, Lt would not be compatab7e with the area.
Mr. Haggerty said three sides of the property are abuted by commercial property and it
is within property zoned C-2S which is general shopping. Mr. Haggerty said many other '
things could be in business there that would generate more traffic. Mr, liaggerty
said he felt Councilman Fitzpatrick's remarks were irrelevant in the area of it being
res�dential. Mr. Haggerty said it is not appropriate to say what should have been
done in 1968. Now, they had come up with the best possible plan, and the Plamm �g
Corram ssion had done their best also.
Mayor Nee asked if two special use permits would be needed. The Public Works Director
sayd only one. He said this wouid be for the outdoor dispiay area. Mayor Nee said
as he read it in the Code, they would be askin9 for two. One for new and one for
used cars. He mentioned if the used and new cars wou�d need a special use permit,
would one also be needed for the outdoor d�splay area. The Public ldorks Director
read this portion of the Code and �ndicated that the general sale and display
of new and used cars would require one permit. Mayor Nee said the special use
permit is needed to operate the dealership. The City Attorney said it is not
si9nif�cant if one or two permits would be needed. He said this wouldLnclude the sale
and display of the cars.
Mayor Nee mentioned that there had been some di;scussion on if the appltcant would be
interested in not having the outside display
Mr. Haggerty said they were concerned a6out the concrete slab outside of the
6uilding in this discussion. He mentioned that it had bee mentioned that this be
removed and th�s slab is very thick and large and it would e a large capital
investment to tear it up. He said they had attempted to work with the City and the '
Engineering �epartment to come up with a design that would be pleasant and functional
for this area rather than taking up the existing sla6.
Mayor Nee asked if the applicant would be �nterested in not displaying the cars
outside. Mr. Haggerty said he did not know how this could be done.
Mr. Paul Qurkholder, 7860 Alden Way N. E., addressed the Council and said he would
like to present approximately 150 signed statements taken as a rar�dom sampling of
the Fridley area which concerns the public safety if the special us� permit should
6e granted.
MOTION by Councilworman Kukowski to receive Petition No. 6-1975 concerning the request
for denial of the Special Use Permit because of public safety. Seconded by Councilman
Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all vot�ng aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unantmously.
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Mr Burkholder said when traveling in the area that afternoon, he had seen two
school buses stopping in the area. He mentjbn�8 that there was a police car stopped
in the 6ack of one, whtch was necessary because of the traffic in the area. He said
this is the worst area for people to run the stop s�gn on the bus. He said he had
lived in the area for over 11 years and had sFen the squad cars follow the buses from
the elementary schools, Junior High and Senior High. He said he knew that he was
expressing the thought of many of the people of the ne�ghborhood in that this could
� create a great safety hazard. He requested that the request he catagorically denied
Mr. Ken Sporre, 301 Ironton Street N. E., addressed the Council ard, said he would like
to distribute copies of a letter to the members of the Council Mr. Sporre read the
letter in opposition to the granting of the special use permit for the Datsun Dealer-
ship to the Council and audience.
MOTION by Counc�lman Fitzpatrick to receive the letter in opposition to the Datsun
Dealership on East River Road du� to the traffic situation, dated April 28, 1975, and
signed by Mrs. Lee Ann Sporre, Mr. Kenneth Sporre, Mr. Charles Seeger, and Mrs
Jlanice Seeger (Petition No 7-1975). Seconded by Counc�lman Starwalt. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unaniinously.
Mr. Sporre said there had been 239 traffic accidents on East River Road since 1973.
Mayor Nee asked if this had been for a two year period and Mr. Sporre said since
the beginning of 1973 Mr Sporre said it is his understanding that there had
been 40 accidents since January 1975. Mr. Sporre commented that one takes his life
in his hands when he rides a bike on the East River Road
Mr John Oumphy, 155 Stonybrook Way, addressed the Council a�d said�it was his belief
that in time, Mr. Stephens will purchase property to the north of the existing
property and expand to double the present size. He suggested some restriction on
this type of expansion and asked the Council to consider these comments when making the
decision.
' Mr. Paul Burkholder indicated that he thought the map on the screen was incorrect.
He said he thought this was sloppy of the City officials and he ment�oned he helped
pay the City employee's salary with his interests.
Mr. Alex Barna, 550 Hugo Street N. E., said he would hate to nave P1r Stephens think
the City does not want the Datsun Dealership. He mentioned that there is a large
parcel of property to the southeast of the parcel being discussed which is vacant.
Mr Barna said he favored the Datsun Dealership ir Fridley, but not at this location.
Mayor Nee informed the applicant that the City of Fridley will issue revenue borids
�f they would like to build a building.
The City Attorney advised the Council that the first order of business would be
the consideration of the special use permit. He said the Council at one time
said the property should be zoned commercial and indicated in the zoning ordinance
what type of private business may be allowed on that property. The City Flttorney
said he was speaking in generalities. �He added, in adopting the zoning ordinance,
certain uses would be permitted in this type of zoning and others will be approved
upon obtaininy a special use permit. He mentioned by adoption of the provisions
for the special use permit, the Council indicated that the permit will be
available unless there is some valid reason that they should not grant it at this
location. He said the burden would be on the City Council to prove this reason
because the Council in adopting the ordinance said it would be permttted. The City
Attorney continued to explatn that if the special use perm�t is denied, they would have
� the burden of provtding evidence and findings of fact that would indicate the reason
for denial.
The City Attorney suggested that �f there is a thought on behalf of the Council that
there will be denial, there should be a public hearing with a'record of the evidence.
He said the recommendation and testimony before the various committees and commissions
should be reviewed. He said the evidence presented to the Subcommittees should be
presented directly to the Council if there is some question in the approval of the
permit.
The City Attorney satd he had made a study and there have been a number of supreme
court decisions in the last two to three years where the municipality had been overrulled
in their decision to deny a special use perm�t. He said he had read many lately,
and suggested that the Council maintain their record as good as possible.
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Mr. Haggerty said he would like to look at the letter that had been read into the
record by Mr. Ken Sporre and Mr Sporre provtded htm with a copy. Mr. Haggerty
said he was surprised at the feelings of the people of the area, he thought all of
the concerns had been taken care of in the modifications of the plan. Mr. Haggerty
said he agreed with the explanation of the special use permit as noted by the City
Attorney. He said the Council has the burden of proof to prov�de evidence that there
is some type of extreme hazard or nuisance affecting the pubiic weifare of the area.
Mr. Haggerty said the letter he had read from Mr. Red Stang concerning the present '
traffic count into the business would discourage this type of evidence because
there wouid be a reduction in traffic w�th the proposed use.
Mr. Haggerty referred to the recommendation of the Planning Commission in that the
special use permit could be issued for a two year period and if there are any
problems with the traffic, it can be withdrawn.
Mr. Haggerty recalled there had been a remark made concerning the expansion of the
business to the north and indicated in comparison with the operation on the south
side of town, they would see no need for future expansion to meet the needs of the
business. He referred to the 14th stipu�tion of the Planning Commission and ind�cated
that if there is any plans for future expansion, there would have to be a public hearing
at that time.
Mr Haggerty addressed the point made concerning the 90 stalls for the display area
and said this had not been picked out of the air, the applicant had meet with the City
Planner, Mr. Jerry Boardman, and had figured this out according to the area and the
space required for access of emergency vehicles.
Mr. liaggerty sa�d Mr. Stephens said he would not expand to the north and the staff
felt that if additional parking may be needed in the future, that this be considered.
He again stated that according to the bus�ness in south Minneapol�s, there would be
no need for expansion. He also mentioned the remark made concerning the purchase
of another parcel of property in the C7ty. He commented that some property lends '
�tself to this type of business and s�me does not. He said there would be two other
factors to consider, whether the land is for sale, and whether it is out of their
price ranqe.
Mr. Haggerty mentioned the concerns of the area residents regarding the traffic and
l�sted the other uses which would be allowed within the Code indicating that many
of the allowable uses would create more traff7c than the one proposed. He also
said that these uses can be allowed in the area without approval of the special
use permit. Mr. Haggerty mentioned the traffic situation in the area of Viking
Chevrolet and thought they would not create any traffic durrng the day, but this inay
increase on Saturday and evenings. Mr. Haggerty said a car is the second largest
purchase that people make in their lifetime, and if everyone who lives in the
area came in and purchased a vehicie, there would not be as much traffic into the
business as there is at the present time. He requested that the Council grant
the special use permit that evening and that there not be any delay. Mr. Haggerty
said the Subcomm�ttees had g�ven the matier proper consideration and the plans
had been modified to consider all of the ob�ections. He asked that the Subcommittee"s
recommendations 6e 9iven proper consideration and asked the Council to grant the
speciaT use permit with all 14 stipulations sug9ested in the motion of the Planning
Commission
Mr. Haggerty said he felt if the stipulations were read and explained to the people
of the area, this would alleviate the fear the people were expressing that evening.
Mr. Haggerty read the first stipulation regarding the plan and indicating that it '
be recorded as Exhibit l. He mentioned the plan had been mod�fied and improved
for landscaping and grounds since the Planning Commission Meeting. Mr. Haggerty
read the second stipulat�on and explained that they had agreed to turn off the
lights at 9•00 P.M., except for the security lights on the building. The third
sttpu;ation concerning the �nstailation of fencing was read and he said they agreed
to comply with the requirement. Mr. Haggerty read the fourth stipulation concerning
no�se and explained that this had been discussed in regard to the loud speaker system
and h1r. Stephens said if this was not acceptable, they would go to some sort of hand
radio for communication and this would 6e feasible.
Mr. Haggerty continued listing the st�pulattons recommended by the P7anning Commission
and referred to the fifth stipulation concerning the sign. He said the sign would be
on the �aarehouse portion of the building and the pole sign would not be moved. Fle
ment�oned that this would eliminate a distraction.
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The sixth sttpulation �ndncating that the sign on the south side of the building be
retained and the sign on the north side of the building would be removed was read.
Mr. Haggerty explained that there are two smaTl pylon signs and one would remain
and the other would be removed. He indicated that tfie one remaining near the
entrance would be renewed.
Mr. Haggerty read the seventh stipulation concerning the entrances and said they would
remain as shown on Exhibit 1.
Mr. Haggerty read the etghth stipulation suggesting that the special use permtt
be renewed in the period of two years. He mentioned if there is some problem such
as traffic, the Council would have the right to deny the permit at that time.
Mr. Haggerty explained that the ninth stipulation, providing that the permit not
be transferrable, took away the right of the property owner to sell the property
for its continued use, but they were willing to go along with this. The tenth
stipulation, that no parking be allowed �n the residential areas for business
purposes was read and Mr. Haggerty commented that there would be no visitor parking
or employee parking off the premises. The eleventh stipulation regarding test
dr7ving and 7imiting it to the commercial and industrial areas was read, and Mr.
Haggerty said the traffic is heavy in area, but it had all been there in 1974. He
explained that they agreed with this stipulation He explained that the salesperson
always accompanies the test driver and this could be controlled.
Mr. Haqgerty read suggested stipulation number twelve that all City Code requ�rements
be met, number thirteen, that the number of stalls 6e lim�ted to 90 for parking,
and he said he had already read and explained the fourteenth stipulation. Mr,
Ehaggerty said the applicant agrees to all of the proposed stipulations and the C�ty
would be able to maintain a hold on what can be done.
Mr Haggerty said a tremendous amount of time has been spent on the sub,7ect at the
various meetings and he requested that the permit be granted as recommended by the
Plamm �g Commission.
Mayor Nee said the amount of traffic on East River Road had diminished in 1974
because Marshall was closed.
Mayor Nee asked if the applicant could operate without the display area in the front
of the building on East Rtver Road. Mr. Stephens said it would be d�fficult to
operate with the limited amount of display in the showroom, He said he felt it
would not be possible. He added, ihey wouid have to display some new and some
used cars. Mr. Stephens said the zoning is proper for this type of use and he felt
that the fears of the area people are u�#ounded He felt that this business would
create less traffic than the other types of businesses which wou7d be allowed without
the use of the special use permit. Mr. Stephens continued to comment that he did
not think there would be any complaints, and if there is they would take care of the
concern. He said he did not come to the City to make enemies, he thought he was doing
good for the City.
Councilman Starwalt said he thought the Council was involved in another emotional
item. He said he represented many peop]e, but he did not represent those people
ob,7ecting to the special use permit. He ment�oned that people want �obs and oppor-
tunit�es, but they want them in some place else in town. Councilman Starwalt said
Uikin9 Chevrolet d�splays cars and he did not know why they did not have any more
accidents on Highway #65.
Mayor Nee said for many reasons like, limited access.
Counc�lman Starwalt said he would be in favor of granting the special use permit.
He said most of the objecttons have been suitably taken care of to a fashion. He
said he could see this use before he could see many other uses of this area
Mayor Nee asked if there was anyone present who wished to address the Council.
Mrs. Lee Ann Sporre, 301 Ironton Street N. E., addressed the Counc�l and indicated
she would like to refer to the City Code. She said the Counc�l was there to decide
whether or not to issue the special use permit. She indicated that she bel�eved
that the issuance of the special use perm�t required some Council d�iscretion She
referred to the section of the Code that indicated if the use was a threat to the
health, welfare or safety of the public it should be denied. He also said the
section on Auto Service Stat�ons should be considered within this discussion. She
read this section of the Code and said it goes on to state that the Council has to use
some d�scretion.
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Mrs. Sporre again stated that the Council would have to look at all possible aspects
to determine if the use would be a threat to the health, welfare or safety of the public.
She mentioned that the use of Highway #65 is a different matter since Highway #65 was
designed in another manner. She stated that the people are getting killed on East
River Road and she believed that the private property rights exceed the safety factor
expressed.
h1r Bob Erickson, member of the Environmental Quality Commission, addressed the Council '
and said that the consensus listed in the minutes of the Environmental Quality
Commission are somew�har, misconstrued as presented in the Councilagenda. He stated
that the Commission d�d not agree that this permit should be approued. He commented
that the EQC received the information with no prior study time and had commented on
�t because they felt they may not get another chance to express their cpinions. He
said they did not feel their action was for recommendation for approval, they merely
listed some items that should be brought up. He mentioned one of the items they were
concerned about was that the extra entrance on East River Road not 6e used. He said
the applicant had said this would be no problem when he had attended their meeting.
He questioned why this was still a part of the plan. Mr, Erickson said he had some
reservations concerning the proposal.
Mr. Roland Ben�amin, 6516 Country S�de, Edina, representative of Win Stephens exp7a�ned
that Mr. Darrel Clark, Community Development Administrator, had said there must be an
easement on East River Road because the property to the north of this would not have
have any �ccess to East River Road without the easement.
Mr. Paul Burkholder indicated he was in the real estate business and thought that
because there was a need for an easement, this did not mean there was a need for an
entrance. He said ihe easement would not mean ihat there would have to be a road
He mentioned the parcel of land would be land locked without an entrance.
Mayor Nee said he would l�ke an indication from the Council on their thoughts on
the consideration of the special use permit. ,
Councilman Fitzpatrick said the City Attorney had �ndicated that �f the Council had
thoughts to deny the Special Use Permit, there should 6e a public h�aring with the
minutes of the meetings documenting the findings of fact and evidence. He said the
Council did have copies of the minutes of the Subcommittee meetings.
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to set a public hearing for June 2, 1975, on the
matter of the consideration of issuance oi a s�ecial use permit for a new and used
car dealership by Mr. Win Stephens, Datsun �ealership. Seconded by Council4�oman
Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unanimously
The City Attorney advised the Council that there would have to be notice to the
property owners at least 200 feet from�he affected proprrty at least ten days
before the hearing. The City Manager said this would allow enough time for the
notification.
VACATION REQUEST, SAV �75-01, NORTH SUBURBAN HOSPITAL DISTRICT: TO YACATE ALL THAT
PART OF 76TH AYENUE N. E., LOCATED I�l O�BORNE MANOR 2ND ADDITION, LYING EAST OF
THE EAST LINE OF 5TH STREET N E., TO BE USED FOR PARKING AND PLANNING PURPDSES:
MOTION by Councilman Breider to set the pubTic hear�ng for the vacation request
SAV #75-01, 6y North Suburban Hospital District for June 9, 1975. Seconded by
Councilmah Starwalt. Upon a�.oice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the
motion carried unanimou,ly. '
REQUEST FOR A LOT SPLIT, L. S, �71-08, BY CLIFFORD J. THOE: TO SPLIT OFF THE
WESTERLY 70 FEET OF THE SOUTHERLY 123 FEET OF LOT 18. BLOCK 2, CENTRAL VIEW MANOR,
This iiem was continued by tfie Planning Commission.
MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the minutes of the Planning Commission meeting
of April 23, 1975. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
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RECEIVING THE
ES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF APRIL 29, 1975�
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Mayor Nee indicated that the Board of Appeals recommended approval of the request.
The Pu61ic Works Director said there are a number of properties in�the same area that
have been prov�ded such a variance. He pointed the lots out to the Council and referred
their attention to page 4-A of the agenda booklet. He listed those lots o6tatning
the variances as Lots 45 and 46, Lots 49 and 50 in Block I and said this was approved
in April of 1974 He also pointed out Lots 55 and 56, and Lots 13, 14, 15, and 16
in Block H which is across the street. He said these were all approved for this type
of variance in February of 1973. He said the Board of Appeals had recommended
approval of the request since there were no ob�ections and this type of variance has
been granted in the area.
Mayor Nee asked if the property is in the flood plain and the Public Works Director
said it was not.
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to approve the variance for Lots 53 and 54, Block I,
Riverview Heights, the same being 528 Glencoe Street N E. Seconded by Councilwoman
Kukowskt. Upen a voice vote, all votina aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unanimously.
MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the minutes of the Board of Appeals Meeting of
,April 29, 1975. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY COMMISSION MEETING OF APRIL 15, 1975:
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MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the minutes of the Environmental quality Commission
Meeting of April 15, 1975. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote,
all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
G THE MINUTES OF THE CHARTER COMMISSION MEETING OF APRIL 15. 1975:
MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to receive the minutes of the Charter Commission Pleeting
of April 15, 1975. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowsk�. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE HUMAN RELATIONS COMMITTEE PIEETING OF APRIL 17, 1975�
MOTION by Coun�ilman Fitzpatrick to receive the minutes of the Human Relations Committee
Meeting of April 17, 1975. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
Mayor Nee said he had received a letter from P7r. Harold Belgum. Mayor Nee explained
there is a possibility of a foundation working with a num6er of other commum ties in
Anoka County and Mr. Belgum has asked the Council �f they would be will�ng to proceed
with such a project.
Mayor Nee sai�i he thought this request should appear on the next Council agenda.
Mayor Nee said he did not know how much money he was requesting. Mayor Nee said thesE
funds would be used for the ethnic celebration the coming summer.
RECEIVING THE INFORMATION
tST BY MR, FRE� UTALL TO GRANT EXTENSION OF TIME
The Public Works Director said he had brought this to the Councilin form of a status
report. He said it would be appropriate for the Council to receive the report and forward
the reGuest to the Board of Appeals for their review and recommendations on the variance
reapproval. He mentioned that there is a request submitted to F. H. A, for their
approval and with ti7is type of procedure, there may be some delay
Councilman Breider asked what date the year term of the variance would be concluded.
The Public Works Director indicated this would be i�1ay 28, 1975. He said the Board of
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Appeals and back to the Counc�l before the expiration date. The Pu61ic Works Director
pointed out that the request for the extension should be submitted to the City Manager
20 days before the expiration of the year, and th�s had been complred with'. Councilman
Bre7der said then, they would not have to come rn and reapply. The Publlc Works Director
said no, because the extension had been requested.
MOTION ��y Councilman Fitzpatrick to refer the request for the extension of the time
period on variances previously approved for the Wall Corporation to the Board of Appeals �
for their review. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Nee declared the motiryn carried unanimously.
OF INQUIRY REGARDING WATER PROBLEM AT 5950 BENJAMTN STREET N. E.
BY
Mr. Robert Erickson addressed the Council and indicated there is a continuing problem
with the water from the streets running across this property. He passed out materials
indicating this problem to the Council and also some pictGres of the eroded area. Mr.
Erickson explained when the City put 7n the street on Gardena and Ben�amin, they put
the street in so that the storm sewer water drains on his property. He ��o�nted tris out
to 6e 5950 @en�am�n Street. Mr. Erickson referred to the City's map of the area and
indicated it was a rather conservative map. He said the water drains into his property
from the north one half of Gardena and also from Benjamin Street beyond 60th.
Mr. Erickson said he would like to go over a few figures and noted there is 26,000
gailons of draTnage into the area which woutd create a pond three feet deep and from
30 to 40 feet wide. He continued stating this is a recurrent thing and he had been
attending meetings with the Council concerning this problem for two and a half years.
He saitl the last time he had appeared 6efore the Council, he had been told that the
Council would get back to him with some solution to the problem. He said after about a
year, he thought it was about time to again request some solution. Mr. Ericl:sion said
he was requesting the City to initiate the plan he had proposed for the storm sewer
drainage and also take care of ihe damage to his property. He said he would like to
know what the City planned to do about his property. '
Mayor Nee said there had been three concepts presented to the Council for solution
of the problem. He asked Mr. Erickson which of the three proposals he was referring
to. Mr. Erickson said he would like the less expensive proposal. He explained this
was proposed at the cost of $20,000.
Mayor Nee asked what the problem witlti the proposal had been. He asked if there would
be some problem w�th freezing. He said he saw no problem with the proposal. The
Public Works Director coranented that this was not a permanent solution to the pro6lem.
He said the solution should take into account all of the water in this drainage district.
Mr Erickson said he did not know of any objections to the plan he had proposed, He
said no one in the area has any plans for selling their property, they would like to
leave it naturaT. He also mentioned he would have no ob�ection to the natural water
heing directed to the area, but he d�d ob�ect to the directing of the storm sewer water
being directed to his property. He said a catch bas7n had been installed and the water
is draining into his private property. He said the City is not taking care of the
dra�nage and he had thought that this was to have been taken care of. He said he had tried
to get some action for two and a half years.
Mayor Nee said he had gone by the area and �t was dry. Mr. Erickson said it drains
into the area and stands for a couple of days after a rain. He said it would be
better to rev�ew the area in a rain fall He said he thought at this time, the Council
would agree that it is execssive and it would be evident what kind of damage can be
done. �
Mr Chares Ma�eski, 1570 60th Avenue �l. E., was pointed out as the ad�acent property
owner.
Mr. Joseph Peterson 7565 Gard�na FlvEnue N. E., addressed the Council and said he
owned the property at 1565 and also 1568 Gardena. He said he had no intention of selling
the back Lot, he had purchased the property in this area for a large yard.
Mr. Joe Peterson said he felt everyone on the block is involved in th�s pro6lem„ He said
there is a c5rcle of houses with vacant lots behind the houses and all five lots slope
into the valley and this is a community area for the people on the block. He said
the peop7e of the area have the best nature center around. He said all of the water
is being depos�ted on this property, it does not remain there, it settles into the low
area. Mr Peterson further explained that if there was some sewer system installed in
the area, the lower area would not be filling up with street sand.
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Mr. Erickson said there are peopie in the area that had deen there since before the
improvement of the street and they have said that this was not the situation before
this time. He indicated that there had been a garden in the low area many years
ago and now this would be impossible because it would rot.
Councilwoman Kukowski said she had heard of this garden and thought th�s was in the
low area hefore the installation of the street.
,Mr. Erickson said the area being drained is now greater and the �nzensity of the
water being drained is greater. He said the people that had been in the area for
many years would attest to this. He thought the engineering facts would also attest
to this Water had run into a larger area before, now it is directed into his yard.
Mayor Nee asked if the people of the area are willing to petition for and share the
cost of the drainage system.
Mr. Crickso� said he is oppased to the plan proposed by the City and he wauld favor
the alternate plan. Mayor Nee said this would be the plan for the less expensive
plan.
The Puhlic Works Director said he did not feel that this would solve the ultimate
problems of the ex�sting area. He �id the people of the area say that they do not
want to develop the back lots. He said this had happened inthe City before and the
people had split the lots later.
The Pub]ic Works Director said it would be possible to take care of the water coming
from the street with some piping to the low area. He said he would favor the eliminat�on
of the total water coming into the area. He satd if one of the temporary type systems
would be put in at this time, the City would have to go back and eventually constr�uct
alternate systems such as "B`" or "C"
�Mr. Erickson said the plan he proposed would take everyth�ng from the street and run
it to the right of way down to 60th. He said the cost of this would be $29,800 versus
$40,000. He felt his proposal would take care of the problem that exists at the
present time He said he did not feel that there was anymore potential deveiopment in ihe
area. He said if a developer would purchase land in the future, it would 6e feasi�le
to have him take care of the improvements in the area at that time.
Mayor Nee asked if the water could be directed down the street and picked up in another
area. The Public Works Director said the water would have to be picked up and taken from
the area. He said he did not kno�u who would benefit except the one involved. He sa�d
it would be hard to show the cost benefit without a permanent solution to the problems.
Mr. Erickson said there is a drainage district and he thought the people could be
assessed for this. He said the assessments had been applied to the work done already.
He said it had been done inthe past that assessments were taken from people when they
are in the district. He said this could be done at the present time.
The Public Works Director said the alternate "B" as suggested by Mr. Erickson could
be installed at this time, but in the future, it would be necessary to come back and
say that there is another assessment for the permanent solution to the area problems.
He said this would depend on the development for the permanent solution to the area
problems. He said this would depend on the development of the remainder of the
property.
Mr. Bailey Tiller, 1535 Gardena Street N. E., said he had paid $6,OOD in assessments
'on his property and he is about to retire. Mr. Tiller recalled before the development
of the street in the area, there was never any proalems with the waier until the City
Engineering Department come in and chopped down the hill on Gardena and now all the
water from Gardena goes down this way to Benjamin Street. He said no one had any complaints
before when the water wen� down Gardena in both directions. He said this did not
hurt anyone. He said the hump on the roadway had been cut off and now it drains on
someone else's land. Mr. Tiller suggested that the hump be put back to keep the
water on Gardena Avenue rather than going down Benjamin
Mr. Tiller confirmed the statement that there was a garden in the low area where the
water now drains and he said this was 33 years ago. Mr, Tiller again remarked that
the water should be directed to the natural flow and no one would have any problem„
Mr.TiTler commented that Mr. Erickson is getting most of the water that drains from
his property.
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Councilman Starwalt said if this is corrected, Mr. Tiller could be assessed for the
improvement. Mr. Tiller said the Engineerin9 Department had directed the water to the
private property.
Councilman Starwalt asked if the installation of an aspalt berm would recttfy the
prob]ems. Councilman Starwalt said he had gained quite a bit of knowledge on the
current problems and thought Mr. Erickson had purchased the land without knowledge of
the problem He mentioned that when it rained after the purchase of the property, '
Mr �_rickson did not know what to do about this problem. He said for P4r. Erickson
to indicate that this was the City problem, he would have to take this statement
to task. Councilman Starwalt recalled the discussion of the previous year and
indicated that the water was to be directed to the open area and not wash out the
property by the rocks.
Mr. Erickson said this had been suggested, but he did not agree with this suggestion.
He said he had never indicated that this would be an acceptable solution to the
problem. Councilman Starwalt said he had hoped that Mr. Erickson would say that this
would be an acceptable solution. Mr. Erickson said he had indicated that he would do
this to protect himself if the City did not take any action.
Councilman Starwalt indicated that not all of the people of the area are in favor
of this improvement and being assessed for it.
Councilman Starwalt asked if it may be feasible to pipe the water from the street
to the low area solving the problems in the grass area.
Mr. Erickson asked if this would be in lieu of the system. He said this would pipe
the water from the catch basin and right of way to the loN� area. He indicated this
may be feasible except for the occasional overflow. He saicl this would be as long
as the water did not run across his property. He said he wouldlnot accept this
temporary solution for the storm sewer. He mentioned that there are funds escrowed
for the construction of a storm sewer in this area and he though�lt it was up to the ,
city to plan such a storm sewer.
Councilman Starwalt said he thought Mr. Erickson had filled the ditch. Mr. Er7ckson
said�ie had not. He said there was a gravel road and ditch and there was never any
problem. He aid when he had looked at the house to purchase it, the City was in the
process of installing the street. He said when he moved in, the street was completed
and the catch basin was installed and the drainage pro6lems began He said he had
talked to the neighbors and there was no problem and no dead grass in the low area
from water dro�o�n7ng into it. He said after the f9rst good rain the yard was cut
away. He continued to corronent that there had been this problem for the past two and
a half years. Mr. Erickson said there was a small ditch across one area, but it
did not carry water.
Councilman Starwalt said he had 6een told that the former owner had a ditch in the
area to stop this problem. Mr. Erickson said he had not talked to the former owner.
Mr. Erickson cont�nued to state that they were prepared to have some runoff into the
low area, but not to the extent ihat it has been.
Councilman Starwalt asked if it would be possible to plant a garden in the low area.
Mr. Erickson said no He said after a rain the low area is under water for about
two days.
Mr. Joe Peterson asked why the City would not go along with Mr. Erickson's proposal.
lie said this would be the leasi� expensive and everyone on the block would be happy
aboi!t it with the exception of one long time resident. Mr. Pe'_erson said he had '
lived in the area for 28 years, but he had �ust bought this property. He said his
assessments are not paid. Mr. Peterson said he thought the City wants to construct
a street through the center section of the property. He said the City maps indicate
there is a street in the area and the name of �t is Hill Drtve. Fle continued to
comment that there is no street there. Mr. Peterson said he thought the City
would be happy to put in the road and the sewer system in the area. Councilman
Starwalt asked Mr. Peterson if he would favor the $20,000 plan and F�r. Peterson
sayd yes. He said he would favor this plan over the other two. Councilman Starwalt
recalled when he had visited Mr Peterson, Mr. Peterson had indicated he did not
favor this. Mr. Peterson responded stating that at this visit, three plans had been
set before him, and he was under the impression that he had to take one of the three
plans over another.
Councilman Starwalt said the City is not pushing any of the three plans. He said if
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Mr. Peterson wants one of the plans instituted, and the people of the area also favor this,
there would be no problem. Mr. Peterson said something would have to be done. He
questioned what would happen if everyone deposited their garbage in one yard, and
compared this to the problem being experienced by Mr. Erickson Mr. Peterson said some-
thing would have to be done about the drainage problem in the Erickson yard He
indicated that Mr. Erickson was the only one with this drainage into his yard. Mr.
Peterson said it did not drain into his awn property.
Councilman Starwalt said this could 6e done with the understanding that if there are
any future improvements, the property owners would be assessed for this.
Mayor Nee questioned if the City would have to issue the lot splits in the future.
He mentioned that two of the lots inthe area had already been split. He said he did
not think the City would be compeled to put inithe street even if the lo�s were split.
Mrs. B. L. Lillemoen , 1583 Gardena Avenue N. E., said she lived on the corner lot and
there is no road on her property and there is a road indicated on the ma� on the
screen. She said she had no road on her deed.
Mrs. Lillemoen suggested that Mr. Erickson create a ditch to the pine trees. She
mentioned other area residents who had installed such a ditch. She continued to state
that she could not afford the kind of assessments that would be created 6y such a
pro�ect. Mrs. Lillemoen said Mr. Erickson had dug holes around all of the trees to
get the roots out, why couldn't he dtg a ditch and put in the pipe. She mentioned
that this is the property owner's problem and not all of the other residents should
have to pay for it. Mrs. Lillemoen also mentioned that the storm sewer line could
possibly be directed to the outfall in the area of Rice Creek rather than routed
around in the suggested manner. She thought that with the present proposal the digging
would have to be just as deep.
The Public Works Director indicated that the storm sewer referred to by Mrs. Li'lemoen
did not go to Rice Crrek, it was directed to Moore Lake
Councilman Starwalt said they would have to dig twelve feet deep to go to the suggested
system. Mrs. Lillemoen said they would have to go deep to get the currently proposed
system. Councilman Starwalt said the cost would be far greater with this proposal by
Mrs. Li'lemoen.
Mrs. Lillemoen said she objected to the construction of a storm sewer in this area.
She said this was not necessary at the present time. She further stated that no
one wants the road installed in the center of the property.
Mrs. Lillemoen said she thought the construction of a system of clay tile or culvert
covered with grass would be a proper system for this area.
Councilman Starwalt said he was not prepared to move on the installation of the storm
sewer at the present meeting. He sairi any one of the three proposals, or something
better could be used if the people of the area agree. Councilman Starwalt said he
thought the suggestion of the Gardena runoff should be discussed.
Mr. Dennis Schneider, 6190 Stinson Blvd., addressed the Council and indicated he
was not familiar wtth�he current problem, but added less than one month ago, the Coun�il
said it was the City's responsibility to tal:e care of the water if it drained on
private property. Mr. Schneider said he thought the Coucnil was being quite inconsistant.
�Mr. Joe Peterson said everyone agrees that something should be done. Everyone lives
on the street and everyone contributes to the water. He also mentioned that one
after another, the neighbors had blacktopped their driveways and there is more street
area now Mr. Peterson questioned the method of construction that would install a hump
in the street at the present and additional section of improvement in pieces. He
suggested that the complete system be installed at one time and at the oresent time
because the costs of constuction are steadily �ncreasing with the delay.
Mr. Erickson said he thought that his suggestion for a solution would be better at the
present time. He said that no one knows when the area 4JOUld develop, this may be
20 years. He also said that the developer of the property, if there is one, could
take care of the improvements at that time.
Mr. Tiller said the hump he had suggested would not need to be very large, this could
consist of one load of asphalt.
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Mayor Nee asked where the water would go if the hump was created, would it just stand.
Councitman Starwa7t answered that before it ran down Gardena to the east. Councilman
Starwalt said he thought this would be a good solution Mr. Tiller commented that he
and others in the area were very unhappy witl� the consturction of 60th. He added, the
drainage was created to other people's land. He thought that the drainage should
go to the storm sewer, not on private property.
Mayor Nee comnented to Mrs. L�llemoen that there is a new provision for senior citizens ,
where their assessments can be deferred until they sell their property. He said the
Council could postpone levying the assessments until the time the property is sold.
Mayor Plee sa�d Mrs. Lillemoen would not have to have unusual concern about possible
assessments.
Mrs. Lillemoen co�nnented further on possible solutions to the problem and again indicated
that no one wants a road constructed
Mr Peterson sa�d he had money in escorw for the storm sewer project which had to 6e
placed in escrow with the City at the time he had purchased his home. He said it
was his understanding that one person does want his money back at the present time.
He said if this �s the case, would they have to pay for this storm sewer construction
some time in the future. He asked if they would have to take a second mortage out on
their homes when the money is in escrow.
The City Manager said th�s concern has a long history. He said if the area had not
been developed, there would be na draTnage problems. He said the constructian of
additional homes and driveways is going to accelerate the pro6lem. He said thewater
does not seep into the ground anymore because of the development of the area. He said
the amount of runoff and the intensity had increased, this will happen when the land
has been tampered with.
The C�ty Manager said the C�uncil had allowed some of the property to be split and some ,
people desired to develop their land and it was split. He said there are two on the
south side and one on the north side. He said these properties have no access. He
said if the Council wants to change direction, this could be done. He recalled in
1972 there had been a proposal for storm sewer in the entire area, but the people opposed
this. He said if the system haci been constructed at that time, the cost would have been
two-thirds of the cost of today. He said this would be a matter of going along with
the desire of the people of the area. He said even if the project had been ordered,
the system has not been installed The City Manager said there is no question of whether
the storm drainage ran to this area before, it did, now, with the development of the
area, it gets there sooner and more intensly. The City Manager said it would be possible
to help direct the water to the low portion of property and it would also be possible
to create a hump in the road, but this would only direct the water to someone else's
property. He said money could be taken from the maintenance budget to help in directing
this water. Another alternative would be for the C�ty to acquire the property for the
easement and drain the area into it. He added, if the property is acquired, the
neighborhood would have to be assessed for this. He said this would be the less expensive
alternative to follow. He said the project could be initiated to install a system aiong
Qen�amin and 60th if the area would be willing to accept the assessment. The installation
of the pro�ect in the area would 6e very expensive. He hoped there would be more
money in escrow for the area and thesystem could be installed.
The Ctty Manager said the City could create the berm on Gardena, secondly they
could work with Mr. Erickson to minimize the current problems and this would be without
any direct cost to anyone. Thirdly, the City could acquire land and assess the entire
�istrict. He satd a fourth alternative would be if everyone in the area agreed, and t�h�
entire dra�nage district could be assessed for the improvements. He �said the next
proposal would be the fifth, to wait until the area is developed. The City Manager said
any of the three last proposals would get the whole neighborhood involved. Ne
mentioned that the Council could not decide on this action when only two or three people
are at the present meeting.
Mr. Erickson said the water from the entire drainage district is being directed to hrs
property. He said he did not 6elieve the assessing was being done in the manner just
stated, when he was being assessed for �mprovements in other areas. He said the whole
di5trict �s assessed. He mentioned that money had been escrowed and the City had
ind�cated that when there is enough money escrowed, the system would be instaTled.
He said if property is sold in the area, the peopde would have to pay and never
receive anything for this money. He said if the City would be willing to pipe the
water from the catch basin to the low area, he would beti��ir7irg to accept this
solution just so that the water is not running across his front yard. He said he would
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work with the City in dedicating the necessary easements. Mr. Erickson said he
would not want h�s escrow money applied to this teinporary construction.
The City Manager said he is sympathetic with Mr. Erickson and the problem on his
property. He said the City Coucnil should be cognizant with the problem and he said
he would not want to get into a legal battle with Mr. Erickson. He mentioned that the
City would have to be sensitive to Mr. Erickson's problem and also to the ent�re
�neighborhood. He again mentioned that they would have to take care of the whole
drainage problem and the property could be acquired to do this. He mentioned that the
city does own one quarter of the property,already. He said the cheapest solution to the
problems would be to acquire the property and this would not allow any further development.
Mayor Nee asked if theCity had received any request for the development of the street.
The City Manager said no, the property could be acquired and everyone �n the area could
be assessed. He said many of the alternatives have to have the consent of the whole
area.
Mayor Nee suggested that this consideration be brought back at the first meeting in
June and the people of the area talk to the Ward Councilman, Councilman Starwalt, and
the City Manager to determine if in the interim, some agreement can be reached.
Mr. Erickson said the real temporary thing would be to pipe the drainage across the
yard and if it is underground, this would 6e agreeable as a temporary solution
The Public Works Director sai� there is a possibility that the pipe could create
a flood in the roadway. Mayor Nee said this would allow several weeks to work on some
solution. Councilman Starwalt said he had talked to Mr. Erickson and he had �ndicated
that he would go along with the piping proposal. He said he had not considered the freezing.
He indicated if there would be some way to alleviate this problem, he thought this
would be a good solution if the escrow account would not be ,7eopardized as it exists
�Mr. Erickson �nointed out that it would be impossible for the City to acquire the lan�
for the natural drainage, since this easement would be across his front yard. He
requested if somethtng is to be done, that this be on the side yard line as is done
in all other instances when easements are acquired for pipin9
The City Manager said there should be some direction on the part of the Council because
there is a lim�t to what can be done. He mentioned that there are escrow monies being
obtained for the area and he questioned how long these J1Qulri6e held. He asked the
Council to set a ttme. He said either this should be done or the easements should
be acquired. Mr. Erickson said this could not be done, because they would have to
acquire his front yard. He said they would end up paying an assessment and having
the same problem.
The City Attorney said there is no question wheth�r water is allowed to flow there.
He mentioned even if the City has not created additional water in the area, the City
faces some liability for the erosion. The City Manager said he thought the City has
legal and probably some moral obligation to take care of the problem. lie said another
factor that has to be considered is the escrow money. He said this is to be credited
to the pro,7ect and if the money is held any longer, there has to be a project tn
reality in the near future. He said the City would have the option to order the
pro,7ect and to use the escrow monies for this pro,7ect. He mentioned that the other
developers in the area are being requtred to escr�o�ra money and all homes that are sold
in the area have to do the same. He said the Council would have to either order the
pro�ect or release the escrow money in a relatively short t�me.
,Mr. Joe Peterson addressed the Council and directed his remarks to the alternative of
the acquisition of the land and said the City has the right to candemn property. Ne
mentioned that the City has the right to do what they want, but this is the type of
activity that he had gone over seas to fight, and he objected to the government going
in and taking over people's property. He said he did not like this kind of scare
tactic where the government said they would come in and take the land away. He
commented that he had worked hard to build up a home for his ch�ldren and he would not
wantit to always be tn the back of hts mind that the City may come tn and take rt away.
Councilman Starwalt said the City Manager was not suggesting this. This was ,7ust one
alternative brought to the Council's attention. Mr. Peterson said hz obiected to this
kind of scare tactic. Councilman Starwalt satd if this was the case, the people of the
area would be a part of the discussion and decision. He added, this would involve the
whole dra�nage district.
Mr. Ttller said he had not noticed any problem until the change in the street He said tf
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the hump was st�ll in the street, the drainage would go half in one direction and half
in another. He satd now, �e drainage is directed in only one direction. He mentioned
that under the area there is a creek. He asked if it would be possible to direct the
storm water to the creek in �I�e gr�und. Mayor Nee said the staff is present and
if this �s possible it would be considered.
Councilman Breider asked if Mr Peterson would object to the street being installed.
Mr Peterson said something had to be done, biat the area residents had no intention ,
of spl�tttng their property. Ne asked what the City was waiting for
Counctlman Breider said he had talked to another area resident who had indicated that
the pipe type of drain.ne would 6e agreeable to him.
Mayor Nee said another question would be if the Council is going to order the project
or not, what would happen to the escrow money.
Councilman Breider said another question he had was if the water settled or s*ood
for some length of time. Mr Crickson said the water stands for two to three days
after a rain. Councilman Breider asked how many times this had happened the previous
summer. Mrs. Er�ckson said the last summer she could not remember that well, but the
previous summer there was mud in the low area all of the year. She added, it never
dried out.
Mr. Erickson addressed the question raised about the damage done to the yard. He
said if the permanent systcm is not completed at this time, something should be done.
Councilman Breider said he thought is would be difficult to developr any of the back
lots. He mentioned that only six or seven in the area could be developed. Mr, Peterson
said it would no� be possible to develop that many because the City owns some parts
of it.
Mr. Erickson said they constantly discussed whether the property will be developed and '
when it will. He said he did not think the whole area should be held up for this
deliberat�on.
Councilman Breider comment2d that he really did not know. Mayor Nee said the Council
does not �ntend to support future development of the area. He questioned the City
manager on this statement. The C�ty Manager said he had given the Council four
suggestions, and he could not give them d�rection. He said if the Council feels they
will not develop the area, they could proceed with any of the alternatives. He said
in this case, the Council should choose one of the three alternatives. He said they
could also decide that they will not do anything ever. He said if this is the case,
the money that is escrowed would have to go back to the people. He said from there on,
the City would say they have no pro�ect and the people would have to live with the
problem. He again mentioned that the least expensive way would be to acquire land
and access the property o�aners in the entire district.
Councilman Starwalt said he would like to suggest that the Administration prepare
�lans and submit them to the Council for the cost of berming of Gardena and also
the plans for the piping of the water from the catch basin to the low area, and
submit any other alternatives that m�y be considered. He mentionFd that if the area
is developed, in the long run the cost of the piping would be wasted. He said he
would like this brought back to the Council in approximately three weeks. Mayor
Nee asked Councilman Starwalt i�he wanted to go to the public hearing on the pro�ect
and Councilman St,arwalt comnen�ed, not before the Council received the cost figures.
The City Manager said all of the people affected would have to be present, not �ust
four. Ffe said it c�uld not be resolved without the input of all of the people. '
He mentioned of the four alternatives presented, one should be rea�onably acceptab'.e.
MOTION by Councilman Star���a7t to direct the admim stration to prepare plans for the
berm�ng of Gardena and also the plans and cost figures for the piping of the storm
drainage from the catch basin to the lower port�on of the Ericksun property and that
th�s be brought back to the Council to consider at the first meeting in �une. Seconded
by Councilwoman Kukowski
The City Manager said this is only a very small part of the whole area. He said the
Counril would also have to address the escrow problem He said he is receiving calls
from people on this concern from time to time.
Councilman 6reider said he hoped that when this consideration is brought back with the
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like a recommendation. He mentioned that he could not see the back property being
developed. Mayor Nee said he agreed with this cor�nent,
The City Manager said the current property owners may notsol�t their property, but
what if the property is so?d Councilman Breider said he did not feel that there
would be any more development �n the future in this area, perhaps only one driveway.
The City Nanager said if this is the case, it would not be poss�ble tc have another
�street in the area.
Mr. Erickson said this is what he had been telling the Council f�r. Erickson asked
if the plan he had proposed ±o the Council had been re�ected. The City Manager said
all of the property would have to be assessed and the other property owners would noL
agree to this.
UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carr�ed unanimously.
Mayor Nee said he would like the staff and Councilmembers to try to obtain dialogue
fromthe people of the area and brtng their comments back when the �tem is again
considered.
CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST FOR ANTENNA INSTALLATION BY HENNEPIN COUNTY EPiERGEIVCY
MEDICAL SERVICES•
A representative of the Hennepin County Emergency Meuical Services addressed the
Council and stated the request to be to install an antenna on the City's 1.5 million
gallon reservo�r. He mentioned others were present to answer the Council's questioris
and make a presentation. He called on Dr. Patr7ck Lil�a, Pro�ect �irector, to make
a presentation to the Council.
Ur. Lil�a ad'uressed t�e Council and said this would be ar� advanced system in me�i�al
care to this area. He said it would make it possible for coinmunication between the
'hospital an� the ambulance in service to enable the para-medics to conduct EKG's etc.
He added, this will enable early arid further care to the patient while beiny transported
to the hospital He believed that this service woul� allow for increased medical
service for the residents of the area.
Councilman Starwalt asked if the aritenna which is or� the reservior could be used
Dr. Lilja said no, this one would be installed ad�acent to tPre existing antenna.
Councilman Starwalt asked if there would be additional equipment installed, Dr�.
Lil�a said no, if there are any future systems, they would share the antenna with
Hennepin County.
The Public Works �irector passed pictures of the proposed antenna to the Council for
their review. He said they had tried to determine the impact of the area and had taken
pictures at different distances from the facility and �t seems to almost disappear
at some d9stance He said it biends into the surround-ings.
Mayor Nee asked �f the tests in the ambulance could be mo m tored froni the hospital,
�r. Lil�a said yes, and the para-medics could talk to the physician and give better
care at the scene. He said they woultl also be able to administer the proper druys
and this would ;tecrease the shock reaci,ions in many cases He also ment�one�i 7n
other areas where this type of system ts in operat�on, the occur-rances of death from
cardiac arrest had decreased considerably. He said one half of those suffering
from this type of ailment in Anoka County die before getting to the hospital He
said with the installtion of the proposed systc�n, this percentage car� be cut.
�A representative of the Hennepin County EmerGency h1edicai Serv�ces saTd they would
like the approval of the installation granted ai, the present meet�ng 6ecause they
wished to apply before the grant money runs out.
A resident of the area sa�,d she would have no ob�ectian to the antenna if �FierE were
to be no more in the future and if it is to 6e installed as shown in the picture,
The Designer of the equipment addressed the Counctl and said this would be �ust as
shown in the picture as far as he knew, this was the oniy equipnent dbdlZd�i�O ior tPns
type of corrunum cati on.
MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to approve the request for the installation of the
antenna on the 1.5 million gallon City reservoir by Hennepin County Emergency
Medical Services. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski, Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously
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The City Manager asked if the intent of the motion would be to authorize the signing
of the agreement and Counctlman Starwalt said yes.
Mayor Nee said the approval of this system may save one of their lives in the future.
CONSIDERATION OF MODIFICATION OF STIPULATIONS ON AN EXISTING SPECIAL USE PERMIT FOR
CERTIFIED MOBILE HOMES, 7625 HIGHWAY #65 N. E. FORMERLY CASTLE MOBILE HOMES : '
Mr. Ernie Pasbor9, Certified Mobile Homes, addressed the Counctl and indicated that
the husiness did not have any s�9ns except the large sign that says Certified Mobile
Homes. Ne said they would like to install two four by eight signs for specials on
the side of the homes. He ment�oned the surrounding business, Viking Chevrolet and
Frostop Drive-In both have the smaller signs of this type.
Mr. Pasborg said currently the business does not have any way of advertising their
specials. He sa�d the coverage on the side of the mobile home would not be in excess
of 15% of the surface.
The Public Works Director referred the Council's attention to Page 11-J of the Council
agenda booklet and indicated that at the time that the approval of the large sign was
given there was a st�pulation that this be approved without the installation of additional
signs. He said this recommendation was made by the Board of Appeals at their April 17,
1972 meeting and the Council concurred in the recommendatian at their March 20, 1972
meeting. The Public Works Director asked if �t would be possible for the business to
make use of the large sign to advertise these specials. The Public Works Director
referred to the llth stipulation recommended by the Board of Appeals at their meeting
in 1972 and indicated that the un�ts were to be a minimum of 8 feet apart with a maximum
of 30 units at the site. He said the current request would be to place the units closer
together with a total of 50 units in the display area. Mr. Sobiech said they had also
requested that the units �n the storage area be only one foot apart. He continued to
explain that the Fire Prevention Department had indicated that this request would be
appropriate since it would aid to decrease the vandalism of the area. He further said �
that there would be no problem with the placeinent of 50 units in the display area, this
would be more orderly for storage and display.
The Public Works Director said he would like the Council to note that the storage area
should be cleaned up and this area should be drained better. He said there is water
s�tting in the area and the storage area is in disarray. He mentioned if the Council
approved the request for this area, it should also be cleaned up.
The City Manager said the Council would have the alternative of approving the requests
or sending the applicant back to the Planning Commission for their review. Mayor Nee
said it was his feeling that the matter should be back to the Planning Commission.
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to approve the modifications in the stipulations for
the display area to place the unit total to 50 and also the modificatton in the storage
to allow the units to be one foot apart. Seconded by Councilman Starwalt. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
The City Manager sa�d the sign consideration should be reviewed 6y the Board of Appeals
for a var�ance. He said the staff had indicated their feeling to the applicant and
the Board of Appeals had recommended the original stipulation that no other sign be
installed.
Mayor ldee questioned the stipulation that the variance had been granted to allow the
sign to be 230 square feet and the sign is 300 square feet. The Public Works Director '
said the 300 foot figure indicates the total amount of sign area including the
border. He added, the City does figure from the outside area of the sign.
Mayor Nee said some of the City signs are 9randfathered �n and have this protection.
The applicant said the sign was in existance when they began business at this location.
The Public Works �irector said the sign was a billboard and now it is the business sign.
He said the sign had been converted to a business s�gn related to the property it is on.
MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to refer the consideration for the request for additional
signs at Certified Mobile Homes to the Board of Appeals for their consideration. Seconded
by Councilman Fitzpatrick
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Mr. Maxwell, Certif�ed Mobtle Homes, addressed the Council and asked if it would be
possible to obtain a copy of the sign ordinance. He indicated they may wish to elimi-
nate the large billboard and look into another type of sign.
The City Attorney said as another alternative, they should look at the possibility of
using the large s�gn in different manners.
,Mr. Maxwell asked if it would be possible to install a sign where the letters could
be changeci to change the message such as the Frostop sign Mayor Nee directed the
applicant to discuss this with the Board of Appeals
UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
CONSI�ERATION OF A REOUEST BY MENARD'S LUMBER TO INCORPORATE A MESSAGE CENTER
Mr. Lehan �. Ryan, Attorney from St. Paul, representing �1enard's Lumber Company,
addressed the Counctl and recalled the history of Lhe cons�deraiion of the City in the
instailation of the Menard's 5ign. He indicated the request to be for the incorporation
of the message center at this time in order to advert�se such th�ngs as a carpet sale.
He said there is considerable discussion concerning the incorporation of Lhe message
center and the Menard's people had obtained many certificates relating to the safety
factors cons�dered in the den�al of the original request.
Mr. Ryan said he had tried to locate as many signs such as this in the area and he had
obtatned statements from the local law enforcement officials regarding the safety and
traffic conditions relating to the use of the s�gns He safid he had also contacted the
Htghway Department for statements. He indicated that he had a letter concernir7g tl�e
placement of the sign for North Central Airlines by the airport from the State Traffic
Eng�neer. He also tndicated that there had been a meeting with the City Public Works
Director and staff and a presentation had been made He said at the time of the
presentation the Menard's people had asked for a recorrrnendation from the staff concerning
,the installation of the proposed message center. He said this recommendation is on
Page 12 of the agenda. Mr. Ryan referred to the material su6mitted to the Council and
said he would briefly summarize the presentation.
Mr. Ryan again explained that they had received letters from various offic�als �n which
they had commented concerning the installation of such signs within the Twin City area.
He referred the Council's attentinn to the letter rece�ved from the Highway Department
and indicated that the official was somewhat reluctant to take a position on the sign
because there had not been any studies made concerning this by the Highway Department.
He explained that he had requested the letter on the official's own �udgment of the
circumstances. He said this letter had been submitted to the Fridley City Council.
Mr. Ryan referred to the part�on of the presentat�on regarding the sign in West St. Paul
w�th such a message center and said it is the same sign as the one proposed in the
Fridley carea. He said in every case, the corrpnents were that the sign does not
relate to any traffic safety. He again mentioned the North Central Airlines sign and
said the Highway Department official said it may attract the traffic's attention, 6ut
does not relate to traffic safety.
Mr. Ryan said the City Code prohibits an illuminated s�gn from changing. Ne said there
�s a technical presentation available to explain the concept of the proposed sign which
would indicate that it would be permitted by the City's present ordinance. He said
this is not a flashing sign, it is a changing sign.
Mr. Ryan continued h�s presentation by referring to the message center sign on Robert
� Street in West St. Paul and sai�d the Lieutenant of the Police Department said they had
also been concerned about the installation of the sign in that area because of the traffic
and now he has indicated that there has been no accidents reported because of the sign,
but he had received good comments concerning its installation. Mr. Ryan also referred
to the sign on the First National Bank in 5hakopee, Minnesota, and said the Chief of
Police has indicated that no acctdents have been caused from this sign. He also
commented that there is also a sign on West Lake Street which is a very busy street in
the City of Minneapolis and the traffic engineer gave a statement that there were nu
traffic accidents related to the sign.
Mr. Ryan said there had been many accidents in the Twin City area, but not one could
be attributed to the installation of a message center sign. He said there are many
distractions for traffic and they cannot be eliminated.
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Mr. Ryan said he had met the challenge presented by the Fridley City Council and come
back with the information that the sign is not a hazard and requested permission to
turn on the message center portion of the sign. He ad�d all will agree that the sign
is attractive. Mr Ryan pointed out that the Manager of Menard's, Mr. Larry Menard,
was present at the meeting as well as Mr. Ralph Carpenter of American Sign Indicator
Company.
Councilman Fitzpatrick asked if there was some reason that this consideration had not �
gone to the Board of Appeals. The Public Works Director said this was because the
petitioner wanted to come before the Council.
Councilman Starwalt said he did not at any time feel that the traffic safety was the
sole reason that the message center was not approved by the Council. He said the
City's ordinance prohibits this type of use.
Mr. Ryan said Menard's was not trying to circumvent any administrative procedures, but
they had been at the Board of Appeals and all of the information had been give to the
staff to allow them the time to review it. He said they had gone to the Board of Appeals
at the orig�nal request and the staff had not objected to them coming straight to
the Council for this consideration. Mr. Ryan said the Council had indicated that they
could come back the next year and he added, this is said with a full degree of confidence.
The City Manager referred to the Memo in the agenda from the Public Works Director and
said the staff had made a determination that the request would not be allowed by the
City Ordinances. He said �f the Council thinks it should be allowed, this cannot 6e
done by variance, they would have to change the ordinance.
Councilman Breider said he felt this was a different situation and he recalled that at
the original consideration, he had complained loudly. He said presently he had no
hangups on the s�gn. He said this type of sign may he better than the type where the
letters are changed. He thought that this may be allowed on a trial basis for the
period of from two to three months. He said the Board of Appeals could be asked to �
review the matter and if it is acceptable to the comnunity, the Council could review
the ordinance.
The City Attorney said he honestly did not think this was what the ordinance was
addressing itself to when it was written. He thought this type of sign was intended
to be permitted or there would not be the exception in the mention of the time and
temperature signs. -fhe C�ty ,�ttorney said the Counc�l should determine whether they
want to permit this type of sign in the City, and if so, amend the ordinance. The
City Attorney said he would go along w�th the thinking of Councilman Breider that this
should be allowed and reviewed for a short trial period, and if it is feasible to have
them continue use of the message center, the ordinance should be amended,
The City Manager said the staff had recommended against allowing the sign to operate.
He said he was only stating the alternatives.
Councilman F�tzpatrick sa�d he would go along with the City Manager and thought that
this sign is precluded by the ordinance. He said it would seem to him that the sign was
not distracting his attention, the sign would not be doing any good either. He said
this sign is located at an interstate �nterchange.
Mr kyan said all types of other signs attract attention also and it is questionable if
this is dangerous. He said the documentation presented to the Council indicates that
this sign would not be a detriment to the health, welfare and safety of the community.
Councilman Starwalt sazd r�e did not think the sign would enhance the safety of the �
community. He said he agreed with Councilman Fitzpatrick that this is not the
location for th�s type of si9n. He said he did not care what the State people had
sa�d.
The Public Works Director explained that he had gone out to look at the s�gns listed
within the presentation by Menard's. He indicated that he felt that he was being
distracted by the moving message cneters and especially the sign on Lake Street. He
said he had to slow down and almost stop to wait for the sign to change to read the
message. Mr. Ryan said slowing down is not all that bad. He mentioned that the West
St. Paul lieutenant is happy with the sign.
Mr Ralph Carpenter said some flash on and off, and this one would �ust move in the
message mode portion. The City Attorney asked which type of operation would be used
if the Council would approve the message center in this sign. Mr. Carpenter said the
sign company recorrmends the on and off type.
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Councilman Fitzpatrick said the signs do attract his attention and this does affect
his safe driving. He said his ob�ection would 6e that this location would be very bad
for a flashing sign. Councilman Breider said he thought this would bz moving message
mode. Mayor Nee said he had some real reservations on the proposal.
MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to deny the request for the operation of the message mode
as requested by Menard's Lumber. 5econded by Councilman Fitzpatrick
� Mr. Ryan asked if the Council intended to deny the use of the trial period. Mayor IVee
indtcated that the intersection would be rebu�lt and at that time there may be some
changes. He said the intersection is very compl�cated at th�present time. Councilman
Starwalt indicated that this change would not help in the cohsideration of the install-
ation of the sign.
UPON A VOICE VOTE, Mayor Nee voting aye, Councilt�roman Kukowski voting aye, Councilman
Breider voting nay, Councilman Starwalt voting aye, and Councilman Fitzpatrick voting
aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried four to ane.
Mr. Ralph Carpenter asked if it would be possible for Menard's to change the�r message
once per hour rather than the one time a day that is currently being done. He sa�d
thts would not be flashing.
Councilman Starwalt said he felt any further consideration should go to the Board of
Appeals. Counci7man Fitzpatrick said the people would not drive by the bus�ness one
ttme per haur.
Mr. Ryan expla�ned that the item that is on sale in the morning may not be on sale �n
the afternoon. He said this would be done according to the need.
The City Manager said that at the time of the original request, the Council had indicated
this could only be done one time per day. He suggested allowing the applicant more
leeway rather than them coming back in a few days. He said this could be done as a part
� of the variances originally issued. He suggested that th�s 6e taken care of by the
Council rather than starting the process all over again.
Councilman Starwalt said he was not aga�nst all s�gns, but he did not like the flashing
signs. He satd he did not think that the time and t�mperature should be put on a
message sign at this location. He said he did not think that it would be a safety hazard
if the sign would change every five minutes. He did mention that there are times that
this would be bad for the safety at th�s locatton.
Mayor Nee asked if tt would be feasible to grant the request for a change once an hour
He said this would not bother him. Mayor Nee referred to the sign on Snelling and
Selby in St. Paul and said he had exper�ence with th�s si9n when he is driving in the
area and he personally felt that this is a hazard because one must slow down and almost
stop in order to read the complete message. Mr Ryan mentioned that this sign was listed
within the presentation and the comment was that this sign was definitely not a hazard
of any type.
Councilman Fitzpatrick said the C�ty Council is not against signs, �n fact they have an
ordinance to provide signs. He mentioned that signs are not allowed in other areas.
He mentioned he thought the proposal should go to the Board of Appeals s�nce the
Council's reaction was �n support of their recommendat�on. Mr. Ryan said going all the
way back to the Board of Appeals would not be an answer to the applicants.
MOTI�N by Councilman Breider to allow the once an hour change in the message on the
� Menard's Lumber sign. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski.
Councilman Starwalt advised the applicant that he would not want them to come back with
additional requests in the future concerning this sign. Mr. Larry Neard addressed the
Council and said they would like to be a part of the community and he suggested they
display community messages on the sign if the Council wished this. Councilman Bre�der
said their point tn denial would be that the sign would be flashing and they could not
buy this concept.
llPON A VDICE VOTE, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
P1r. Dick Harris, Planning Commission Chairman, addressed the Council and stated that he
was not surpr�sed that the Council had bent the sign ordinance again, because it had
been bent so much already.
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RECEIVING PETITION N0. 3-1975 - FOR STOP SIGN ON 75TH AVENUE AT HAYES STREET:
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MOTION by Councilman Bre�der to recelve the report fram the Administration concerning
the stop sign on 75th and Hayes Street. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to receive the report from the Police Department concerning
the survey done by the Police Department. Seconded by Councilwoman KuN,owski. Upon a '
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor fVee declared the motion carried unanimously.
Councilman Starwalt said he agreed with the recommendation of the staff �n that a
stop sign should not be placed at this location. Mayor Nee commented that when such
a survey of speeding is done by the Pol�ce Department, an unmarked car should be used.
Counc�lman Starwalt said he agreed that representative traffic surveys could not be
obtained with marked cars. Mayor Nee asked what the point of surveying the area would
be with a marked car.
RECEIVNG THE BIKEWAY/WALKWAY PLAN
EARING ON THE PLAN FOR JUNE 9
MOTION by Councilman Breider to receive the Bikeway/Walkway Plan and set the public
Hearing for this plan for June 9, 1975. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
+.L1k:M6:
GENERAL 39848 - 39969
LIQUOR 9779 - 9789
MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to pay the Claims. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
LICENSES.
Mr. Wallace Schmedeke, Smitts Motor Company, 5649 U m verstty Avenue N. E., addressed
the Council and informed them that he was a used car dealer in the City who is
currently licensed and bonded. He said there is a dealer who is license�i in Spring
Lake Park and lives in the City of Fridley that is selling cars from his home. He
said the operation is located in the area of 7th and 57th Avenues. Mayor Nee asked
if the man is selling more than one car at a time. Mr. Schmedeke said he is selling
two and sometimes more. He continued to comment that he must buy a bond to sell cars
in the City and also o6tain a license. He questioned why this should be allowed when
he would be able to do the same thing from his home.
The City Attorney said this problem had been discussed. The City Attorney pointed
out that there is a City license required to display and sell used cars at a dealer-
ship. He sa�d he had talked to other members of the staff concerning this and it had
been brought to their attention that the home occupation is allowable in the City.
He sa�d th�s would be permitted if there was no detrimental effect on the neighborhood.
He said he would be allowed to have one or two cars in the driveway and this would not
be a violation of the zoning ordinance. He satd this ordinance said this type of home
occupation would be allowed as long as there is no external change in the residential
property. The City Attorney said whether or not the man would need a license in the
City of Fridley, he would doubt if this would be true. He said he is' not really
operating a used car lot at this location and he assumed that the man does have a state
license.
Mr. Wallace Schmedeke expressed the view that he could drop his City license and sell
cars from his home. He said this would be true as long as the person had a state
license. The resident said he could drop his City license and sell cars from his home
and save $2,500 in taxes.
Mayor Nee indicated the admim stration would prepare a report on this activity and
send h�m a copy.
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from the administration.
MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to approve the follrn�ing licenses as they were listed in
the Agenda. The motion was seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carr�ed unanimously.
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�L.�C?:TOPPING
� Ac,phalt I)riveivay Co.
1211 East Hignway r36
�t_ Pau1, Mn. SS1D9 Sy: Kenneth G. Smith
C & 5 Blac7ctopping Co.
8832 West Broadway
�]ianzapolis, T�In_ 55445 By: Mike Stanton
D_ J. Rrone & Son's Snc.
2D2D — ll7th Lane N.E_
Blaine, Mn_ 55?�'� By: Dennis J. Krone
2✓unnesota Roadways Co.
4620 i4est 77th Street
�� SLtnneapolis, iin_ 55435 By: Jack C. DSUel12r
Modern Foadways Co_
1520 S•7inne�k.a F�aenue P3orth
Minneapolis, Mn_ 55427 By: �dgar R. Smith
EXCA�TATING �
�erghorst Plumbing & Htg,
� 10732 Hanson Boulevard
Coon P.apids, Mn. 55433 By: I:enneth &erghorst
�arl Bolander & Sons Co_
2933 Pleasant Avenue
Minneapolis, Mn. 55408 Byc Roger E. Erickson
Brighton EAcavat�ng
1920 E3ighway R9�
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New Brighton, I�Sn. 55112 By. George A. Indykiewicz D. Clark
iiouser Corporation
�5-77th LJay N_E_
Fsidley, iln. 55432 By_ Edger W. Houser
Jarson's Service Co.
5180 };ylite Street N.E_
3�7inneapolis, Mn. 55434 Byc I.loyd M_ Jarson
�ulian M_ Johnson Const. Corp.
1229 Dsborne P.oad
Minneapolis, D]n. 55432 Syc Julian M_ Jol�nsan
Xadlec Excavating Inc.
724 b9ain Street ra.w.
Anoka, idn_ 553D3 By: Donald A. Kadiec
D_ Clark
D. Clark
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United Nater & Sewer Co.
5200 �den Circl�
Edina, P�Sn, 55436 By: taallace Owczaraak
Y;aalen & Sabby inr..
9082 Polk Street N.�.
Blaine, tln. 55434 By: James M. L4aalen
GAS SERVIC�S
Advancec3 Heata.ng & AiY Cond. Inc.
7605 ��ech Streei. N_�.
Fridley, Mn. 55432 By: Donald C_ Hodsdon
Air Comfort Inc,
3300 Gorham, Avenue
Minneapolis, Mn, 55426 By: Donal G. Ruden
Atkins Plumbing & Heating Inc.
2531 t4asshall Street N.E.
Minneapolis, t1n, 55415 By: Iioward J. AtY.ins
Backdahl & Olson Plbg. & Htg. Co., Inc.
3157 Chicago nvenue
Minneapolis, hkn. 55407 ' By_ Clarence R. Olson
Beldon Yorter Company
315 Royalston 1�venue
Minneapolis, C7n. 55405 By: Sames K. Gustztson
Berghorst Plumbing & Htg.
10732 Hanson Boulevard
Coon Rapids, D1n. Ss433 By: Kenneth Berghorst
Buchman Plumbing & Heating Co., Inc.
3035 Lyndale Averme South
Mt.ntteapolis, Mn. 5540A By: SValter Lippa
Cronstrom's Heating & F�/C Inc.
4410 Excelsior Boulevard
tdinneapolis, Pln, 55416 By: Lowell C, Anderson
Louas DeGidio dil & Gas Burner
6501 Ccdar 7lvenue South
hl.tnneapolis, NIn. 55423 By: Louis DeGidio
Domestic Hcatinq Co., Inc.
9110 Grand Avenue South
BZoomington, bin. 55420 IIy: C-ary W, O'Keefe
Don's 11ir Conditioning & IIeating Inc.
40i7 Central Rvenue N.E.
Colur,ibia lietghts, Afn, 55421 Hy: Donald L, Dickison
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�gari & 5ons nompany
71�D t7edicine Lake Road
-2Ainneapolis, Sln. 55427 IIy: Roy Straiton
ZYank's Heating & Sheet Metal Co.
2531 Marshall Si-reet N.�.
Minneapolis, 21n. 55418 By: Fraru Voqi
Gas Supply, Inc_
2238 Edgewood Avenue 5outh
Muineapolis, Mn_ 55426 By: 5. R. Mavickas
Sdeal Heating & A/C 7nc.
3116 Fremont I�venue Plorth
Mi.nneapolis, ifin. 55411 By: A. W. Vasenius
Rleve Heating & Air Cond. lnc.
13075 Pioneer lrazl
�den Prairie, Mn. 55343 By: Herbert I:leve
ZP Gas �quipment, Iac.
�39 Nosth Cleveland Avenue
St. Paul� Djn. 55114 By: FJ111iam D. Huestis
Idi11 City I�eating & A/C Co,
130D5 B 16th Avenue NorLh
S�nneapelis, rIn. 55441 By: L3m. II. Stevenson
ilinnesota Gas Company
733 Marque�te Iavenue
2✓inneapolis, Mn. 55402 By: Ponald L_ IIrown
Clarence E. Nelson Htg. & AfC
2DD W�st I3ayden Lake Road
Champlin, b1n. 55316 Byc Clarence E. Nelson
Royalton Heating & Cooling Co.
�120 — SSth 1�lvenue North
�rooklyn Par1c, Mn_ 55443 By: Lailliam R. Stewart
St_ Marie Sheet Metal Inc.
7940 Sora.ng Lalce Park Road
Minneapola.s. Mn. 55432 By_ I.ouis J. St.Marie
Geo. Sedgwicl; Heatiny & Air Cond. Co.
10D1 Xenia Avenue South
Minneapolis, Mn_ 55416 By: Stanley Snyder
�tandard Iieatlnq & Air Cond. Co.
410 S4est Lake Street
3�nneapolis, Mn. 55408 By: Tony Perzara
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Suburban I�ir Conclitioning
f3419 Center Drive
Minneayolis, P9n_ 55432 By: K. Chl.nander
Superior Contractor „ Inc.
6121 - 42nd Avenue North
Pdinneapolis, Mn_ 55422 By: Donald FIOglund
Texgas Corporat�on
1430 Old Iiighway �r8
New Brighton, Mn. 55112 By: Chuck Miller
Fred �FOyt & Company
3"L60 Gorham Avenue South
Minneapolis, D1n. 55426 By: Alam Malley ,
GENP.RAL CONTRUCTOP
Adolfson & Pe�erson, Inc_
6701 West 23rd Street
W. Sandin
W. Sandin
W. Sandin
W, Sandin
Minneapolis, h1n. 55426 By: Gordon A. Peterson D. Clark
Allright Canstruction Co.
1973 Old I3ignway #�8
New Brighton, b1n. 55112 • By: Gary P�tersen
M. J. Arndt Construction Co.
2808 Sherwood Road
Minneapolis, Mn. 55432 By: Marlan J. Psndt
B & L Construction Company
Route I#3
D. Clark
D, Clark
Elk River, Mn. 55330 By: Leander J, Schlosser D. Clark
Rodney Billman, Inc.
151 Silver Lake Road
New Brighton, Mn. 55112 IIye Rodney Billman
Briar Homes Inc.
10134 Central Avenue N.E.
D. Clark
Blaine, Mn. 55434 By: Richard 5. Carlson D. Clark
Bryant-Franklin Corporation
900 S9est County Road ➢
New Brighton, I�in. 55112 By: Richazd L. Brama
Capp I3omes., Div. of P�ans Products
3355 IIlawatha nvenue
Minrieapolis, bin. 55406 By: Harold Gramstad
Creative Construction/IC.K. Des�gns
Div. of P.C.n.D. Corporation
3325 P.epublic Avc.nue South
St. Louis P«rl:, Mn. 55426 By: 7ohn Kosmas
D. Clark
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Erco Incorporate3
3231 Centrul �venue
MZnneapolis, Mn. 5547II By: 0. R. I:ricl:son
� �ricicson Bruthers
4567 West 80th Street
Miruieapolis, Mn. 55437 IIy: C. J_ Carlson
Ettel & Pranz. Company
842 Vandalia Strcet
St, Paul, Mn. 55114 By: Vernon Larson
Darre� A. Farr Development Corp.
2810 County Road 10
Brooklyn Center, b1n. 55430 By: James �. London
Flynn Construction
1909 6th Avenue South
-„ Anoka, TAn. 55303 �y: Thomas D. I'iynn
Franzen Construction Co.
4250 Sth Street N.E,
Columbia Heights, Mno 55421 By: Robert B. Pranzen
Gorco ConstrucLion Co.
3384 Broemlow I�venue
St. Louis Park, Mn. 55426 By: Sheldon Coplin
' Lyell C. I�alverson Co.
2801 S4ayzata Boulevard
Minneapolis, Mn. 55405 By: M. E. Krafve
iIarris Erection Co,
6210 Riverview Serrace N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432 By: Harold Harris
Harstad-Todd Construction
2200 Silver Lake Foad
New Brighton, Mn. 55112 By: Diane Harstad
D. W. Harstad Co., Inc.
7101 Highway dk65 N.�.
Psidley, Mn. 55432 By: Alton R. Jo}uison
Leif Henriksen Builder
6439 RtveYView Terrace N,E.
rridley, Mn. 55432 By: Leif Henriksen
Hussein Associated Contractors
11000 Central Avenue N.�.
Minneapola.s, D7n. 55434 By: Karim �smailaadeh
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Chrts Jensen & Son Co.
1400 Selby nvenue
St. Paul, I�in. 55104 By: Chris Jensen
NLi]ton L. Sohnson Company
2513 Central Avenue N.E.
Minneapolis, Mn. 55418 IIy: Milton L. Johnson
Lyle J. l:aufenberg Gen. Cont.
76 North LPestern Avenuc
St. Paul, h1n. 55102 IIy: Lyle Kaufenberg
LP Gas Equipment, Inc_
539 No. Clzveland Z�venue
St. Paul, Mn. 55114 By: 4�illiam D. FIuestis
Robert Lauyen I3omes Inc_
6866 East Pisn Lake Road
Maple Grove, h1n. 55369 Byc Robert Laugen
James LLmd Constructton, Inc.
2417 - 148th Avenue N.E.
Anoka, Mn. 55303 By: James R. Lund
Lund-Martln Co.
3023 Randolph Street N.E.
ASiruieapolis, Mn. 55418 By: George M. Ke11y
Metro Dletals, Inc.
4345 Lyndale Avenue North
Minneapolis, bin. 55412 By: Larry Fischer
Miles Garages, Div. of Insilco
4500 Lyndale Avenue North
Nu.nneapolis, Mn. 55430 Byc John Pope
Richard Miller iIomes
1600 Rtce Creek Road
Fridley, Mn. 55432 By: Richard Miller
Naugle-L2ck, Inc.
Suite 515-730 Second Avenue South
Minneapolis, Mn. 55402 By: Mark J. Dougall
North P4etro Construction, Inc.
5203 Central Avenue N.E,
Pridley, h1n. 55421 Bya Dennis L. Barker
Olsan Concrete Co.
5010 Hillsboro I�venue P7.
Minneapolis, Mn. 55428 By: Robert Olson
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paco, Ir.c.
592Q Kirl:wood Lane Ylorth Gerold Pa�chlce
Miimeapolis. Mn. 55442 By�
Pendzima2-Hallen Const. Ca.
5740 I3rooklyn vou]evard B Dale Hallen
IIrooklyn Center, b]n. 55429 Y�
Pine Tree Builders, Ztic.
8415 Center Dri�e
MLnneapolis, I�7n. 55432 IIy: Ed DropPs
Tlle �dttlund Company, Tri�-
p.0. Rox 32082 g Roy Lund
Fxidley, r�. 55432 Y'
Royal Aluminum Pzoducts Inc.
526 - 6th Avenu� North pqax Ost_aw
Manneapolis, Mn. 55411 BY=
g. J, Constzuction, Inc. _
6305 �ast River Road N.�• IlY: John R� Doyle
Fridley, i�7n• 55432
Roger Sheehy Company
7091 Highway �65 N.E. BS,_ �ohn Palm�uist
EYidley, Nm• 55432
The Sussel Company
1850 Como Avenue
gti_ paul, Mn. 55108 By: Stanley �3arenbaur,i
Tri-Co Builders, Snc.
7555 Van Buren Street N.P. B James George
Fridley, 1•1n- 55432 Y^
[T1mer Constsuction Inc •
103 iast Golden Lake 4Re B Allan Ulmer
Circle Pines� t�in. 55�1_ Y�
S9estern Construction Co.
6950 Wayzata Boulevard B Milton Chazin
Minneapolis, Nin. 55426 Y�
Wieman & Slechta Ind_ Sldrs. Inc. -
4921 "F" 5treet II �,�, ��ieman
Omaha, Nebraska 68117 Y'
p, �,. Williams Construction
9q'7 - 86th Avenue N.F7. B pl Williams
Coon Bapzds, h1n. 55433 Y=
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Advanced Heatinq & A/C Inc.
7805 Reech SLreeL N.1:.
1�'ridley, bin. 55�?32 Syn Donald IIodsdon
Air Comfort Inc.
3300 Gorham Avenue
Minneapolis, Mn. 55426 13y: Donal Ruden
Air�, Inc.
4770 Cedar Avenue South
Eagan; , r1n. 55122 By: David Johnson
All Season Comfort, Inc_
1417 - 18th Street N.W. �
New BrighLon, Mn. 55112 By: Ri.chard Larson
Allan Heating 6 Air Cond. Inc.
5200 �den Circle
Edina, Mn. 55436 By: S9. Viebahn
Allied Metalcraft Company
1750 Tnomas �venue
St. Paul, Mn. By: James McCarthy
Atkins Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
2531 Marshall Street N.�.
Minneapolis, b1n. 55418 By: Howard J. Atkins
Backdahl & Olson Plbg. & Atg. Co., Inc.
3157 Chicago Avenue
Minneapolis, Mn_ 55407 Bya Clarence Olson
Berghorst Plumbing & Htg.
10732 Hanson IIoulevard
Coon Rapids, Mn. 55433 By: Kenneth Berghorst
A. Binder & Son, Inc.
120 East Butler
West St. Paul, Mn_ 55118 By: R. A. Binder
Boulevard Sheet 2detal & Fltg. Co., Inc.
11409 County Road 3
Hopkins, Nln. 55343 By: Alfred Steiner
C. O. Carlson Air Cond. Co.
709 Bradford Avenue North
Minneapolis, Mn. 55411 By: John C. Senkins
Central Air Cond. & Htg. Co.
Div. of Winston �nterprises, Inc.
1971 Seneca Road
St. Paul, Mn. 55122 By: David Rosenberg
W. Sandin
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Cronstrom's Htq. & A/C Inc.
441D i:xcelsior Houlevard
t✓unneapolis, t9n. SS416 By: I.owell C. alnderson
Dalco P.00fing & Sheet Metal Inc.
3336 24innehaha lvenue South
Minneapolis, Mn_ 55�06 By: David Dalbec Sr..
Domestic Heating Company, Inc.
9110 Grand Avenue South
Bloomington, b7n. 55420 Byc Gary 0'ICeefe
Dort`s Air Cond_ & Heating Inc_
4D17 Central Av�nue IQ.E.
Colunbia Hea.ghts, PQn. 55421 By: Donald L. Uicicz�on
Egan & Sons Compan.y
7100 Medicine Take Road
Minneapolis, idn. 55427 By: L9. J_ �gan
Englund Heating
Route #'rl
Isanti� Mn. 55040 By: Rtcharcl Ei�glund
Frank's Heating & Sheet rqetal Co.
2531 Masshall Street N.E.
tdinneapolis, Mn. 55418 By: Frank Vogt
Hoglund I4echanical Contractors Inc.
7420 West Lake Street
St. Louis Park, DSn. 55426 By: James Parson
Home-Air, Inc.
610 - 13th Avenue South
Hoykins, Mn. 55343 Byo Floyd Thompson
Honaitz Mechanical, Inc.
1411 Eleventh Avenue South
Mtnneapolis, Nin. 55404 Byc S. B. Gruenberg
Ideal Heating & Air Cond. Inc_
3116 Fremont Avenue Nor*_h
Dlinneapolis, Mn. 55411 By: A. W. Vasenius
J_ ,1cClure Ke11y Company
5325 Saest 79th Street
Plinneapolis, t•1n. 55435 By= J. Leroy i:elly
Alill City Iieating & A/C Co.
13005 B 16th Avenue North
Mt.nneapolis, Mn. 55441 By: SVm. H_ Stevenson
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hfodern Ileat�ny & Air Cond_ Ine.
2318 lst Street N.1:.
Idinneapolis, Mn_ 55�18 IIy: Ri.chard Peausse
Clarence D_ Nelson Heating & n/C
200 Plest Hayden Lake Road
Champlin, b1n. 55316 Sy: Clarence E. Nelson
Northeast Sheet t4etal Inc.
544 Suimnit Street N.E,
Columbia IIeights, Pin. SSn21 By: D. L. Anderson
Northwestern Service, Inc.
2296 Territorial P�ad
St. Paul, Mn. SSll4 By: Cecil I3. Lenz
Quality Heatinq & I1ir Cond. Co.
3035 Lyndal� A�enue South
t4inneapol�_s, LM. 55408 Sy: Walter Lippa
Rtchmond and Sons
5182 West Broad�aay
Crystal, Mn. 55429 Byc Sigurd Follese
Royalton Heating & Cooling Co.
4120 - SSth Avenue North
Brooklyn Park, Mn_ 55443 By: P7illiam R. Stewart
St, hfarie Sheet Meta1 Inc.
7940 Sprtnq Lake Park Road
hfinneaoolis, Pdn. 55432 IIy: Louis St. Marie
Geo. Sedgwick Heating & Air Cond. Co.
1001 Xenia Avenue South
Minneayolis, Mn. 55416 Byc Stanley Snyder
Standard Iieating & Air Cond. Co.
410 S7est Take Street
Minneapolis, Mn. 55408 By: Tony Ferrara
Suburban Air Conditioning
8419 Center Dra.ve
Minneapolis, NIn. 55432 Byc K. Chinander
Superlor Contractors, Inc.
6121 - 42nd Avenue North
hiinneapolis, tdn. 55422 By: Donald Hoglund
Thompson I�ir Conditioning Co.
5115 I3anson Court
Minneapolis, Mn. 55Q29 By: Floyd M. Thompson
W. Sandin
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Pred Vogt & Compaiiy
3260 Gorhdm Avenue South
Minnedpol�.s, t+ln. 55426 By: Alan A7a11ey
Fay N_ Welter Iieatiny Co.
4637 Chicago �lvenue
Minneapolis, t✓ui. 55407 By: i2�iy N. Welter Jr,
Yale, Sncorporated
3012 Clinton Iavenue South
P4inneapolis, bin. 55408 By: John Deblon
NiASONP.Y
Russell T. Berg biasonry
134�6 Jefferson StreeL N.�.
Anoka, Mn. 55303 By: Russell T. Berg
Carroll IIuzzell 13rick & Cement
22007. Lake Ge rge Boulevard N.I7.
Anoka, bin. 55303 By: Carroll I3uzze1l
Jesco Incorporated
1101 West 7II�z Street
Minneapolis, Mn. 55420 By: Roy Ralness
L. T. Frnst, Inc. �
16G1 - 127th Avenue D7.W.
Anoka, Mn. 55303 By: Lloyd T. Lrnst
Fttte-4Jay IPaterproofa.nq, Inc.
2654 Lyndale Avenue South
Minneapolis, Dffi. 554D8 By: A1 Anderuon
Leo O. Sanders Concrete Cont. Co.
7813 Jackson Street N.E.
Spra.ng Lake Park, hln. 55432 Ry: Leo Sanders
R. W. Soderstrom Company
6820 Brookview Drive N.E.
hlinneapolis, D1n. 55432 By: Russell Soderstrom
Stone Masonry Inc,
150D2 University Avenue
Anoka, Mn. 55303 By: Jerome R. Stone
MOVING & SJRECKING
Carl Bolander & Sons Co.
2933 Pleasant Avenue
Minneapolis, Mn. 55408 By: Roger �_ �rickson
Herbst & Sons Construction Co., Inc.
2299 County Road II
New Brighton, Mn. 551]2 IIy: Dennis xerbst
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OIL HEATIfIG
Air ComPort Inc.
33D0 Gorham Avenue
t9inneapolis, Mn. 55426 By: Donal Ruden
Berghorst Plumbtrig & Heating
10732 Ilanson Bou]_evard
Coon Rapids, Mn_ 55433 Byc Kenneth Berqhorst
Cronstrom's Ileating & Air Cond.,Inc.
4410 �r,celsior Boulevard
t4inneapolis, hin. 55416 Byc Lowell C. Anderson
Louis DeGidio Oi1 & Gas Burner ,
6501 Cedar Avenue South
Minneapolis, h1n. 55423 IIy: Louis DeGidio
PLAST�RING
Joe Nelson Stucco Co., Inc_
1150 - 98th Lane N.L9.
Coon Rapids, Ldn. 55433 By: Marvin Nelson
Peterson and Hede Company =
314 - 17th Avenue North
Hop;cins, hin. 55343 By: Arnold M. Hede
ROOFING
Potvin Sales Com�any
7341 Co:nmerce Lane N.E.
Fridley, Mn_ 55432 Byc Felix A. Potvin
SIGN ERECTOR
Signcrafter's Outdoor Display Inc.
13 - 77th Way N.�.
Fridley, Mn. 55432 By: James Stafford
MASONRY
Nitkedonald Cement Co.
483D - 7th Strcet N.E.
Mtnneapolis, hin. 55421 By: Donald 49. Siegel
HEATING
Key P7tunbing
7717 - 77th Avenue North
Minneapolis, fM. 55928 F3y: David L. Parr
W. Sandin
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� P7eaclow E2un Apartments
7895 7'sast Itiver. Poad N_E.
Fridley� Cdn. 55432 By: PlidwesL- Managenient
Fridley Ind. School Pist. �14
6000 S4est Moore Lal.e Drive N.E.
P'ridley, Mn. 55432 IIy: James II, Hedren
Apartment
5430 - 7th Street N.�.
Fri�ley, Mn, 55421 Sy_ Harold D, Sdorrow
Rustic Oaks Apartments
1200 - 72nd Avenue N.�.
S. Olson
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„ River Road „ast Apart-ments
6540 �ast R�.ver Foad N.E.
Fridley, P�n. 55432 By: Grif£in Company
Black Porest Apart_ments
160I North Il�nsbruck Drive
S. Olson
Pridley, Mn. 55432 . By: Innsbruck North Assoc. S. Olson
� Skywood Apartmcnts
1050 - 52nd nvenue N.E,
Fridley� D1n. 55421 By: J& J blanagement
GENER�I, CONTRACTOF.
W. F. Bauer Construction Co.
1655 Stanbridge Avenue
Roseville, Mn. 55113 By: Wa]�tet Bauer
D. J. Ks'anz Company Tnc.
2033 West Broadway
Minneapolis, hln. 55411 By: Aerman Elsen
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TYPE OF LICENSE - RCNE4IALS
CARPlIVAL
Holly Shopping Center (New)
Frtdley
ICE f�ANUFACTURIPJG
Ron's Ice Company (P7ew)
740o Central Avenue
DELIVERY TRUCK
' Ron's Ice Company (New)
7406 Central Avenue
Amer�can Linen Supply Co
700 Industrial 6oulevard
M�nneapolis
SAUNA
Body Shoppe Sauna
6379 University Avenue
DRIVE-IN
100 Twin Drtve-In
5600 Central /lvenue
GUN CLUB
FhiC Corporation
48th & Marshall 5treet
60TTLE CLU13
K C. Hall
, 6831 li�gh�n�ay 65
palvar� c�u�
Shaddrick & La6eau Post 303
1315 Rice Creek Road
UFI�J Post 363
1040 Osborne Road
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Ronald Holum
Ronald Holum
James U. Pratt
Stephen Upham
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Health Inspector 25.00
Public Safety Director 10.00
Public Safety Ilirecter 10.D0
Health Inspector 25.00
Herringer Theatres Public 5afety Director 300.00
FI�1C Corporation
John Plemel
lJayne Hanson
Lester Orton
Public Safety Director 3.00
Public Safety Director 200.00
Public Safety Director 100.00
Public Safety Director 100.00
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TYPE OF LJCEP�SE - RLNE4JALS
USE� CAR LOT
Frank's Used Cars
5740 University Avenue
Sm�ti.s Motor Company
5649 University Avenue
Viking Chevrolet, Inc.
7501 H�ghway 65
LIUFSTOC}C
,_ George Olson
612 Lafayette
Dennis �emars
8340 Easi R�ver Road
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Audrey �heilmann
1540 Rice Creek Road
TAXICA6
CoTunb�a Heights Taxi
903 40th Avenue No.
Columbia Heights
Fridley Cab Service
574� U m vers~ty Avenue
SUNDAY LIQUOR
VFW Post 363
1040 Osbot°ne Road
ON SRLE BEER
Big 6's Pizza
321 Osborne Road
Bobby G's
24� P1iss�ssippt Street
F�reside Rice Qowl
7A40 Central Avenue
QY
Frank Gabi°eliek
Wallace Schmedeke
M. J. Dooley
Frank Gabreliek
Lester Orton
Robert Johnson
Robert Gorrell
Glenn Wong
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Health Inspector
Health Inspector
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Public Safety Director 120.Od
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t: C. Hall John Plemel
f°31 Highway G5
Pollies Leroy Mager
6225 HTgho-ray 65
Poor R�chards Canterbury Pub Ronald Richards
6481 U m versity Avenue
PUBLIC DRIfJKING PLACE
�- Bobby G's Robert Gorrell
240 Mississ�pp� Street
Fireside Rice Bowl Glenn Wong
7440 Central Avenue
Pollies Leroy Mager
6225 H�ghway 65
Poor R�chards Canterbury Pub Ronald Richards
6481 Univers�ty Avenue
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Bobby G's Robert Gorrell
240 Mississippi Street
F7reside Rice Bowl Glenn 41ong
7�440 Central Avenue
K. C. Hall John Plemel
6831 Highway 65
Pollies Leroy Mager
6225 Highway 65
Poor Richards Canterbury Pub Robert Gorrell
6481 U m versity Avenue
OFF S/ILE I3EER
Country Club Market Harold Rehaume
G7_75 Htghway 65
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Publtc Safety �irector 100.00
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Public Safety Director 12.00
Pubiic Safety Director 12.00
Public Safety Dii°ector 12.00
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CUQ
250 Osborne Road
Fridley Food Market
8154 Last River Road
Holliday UiTlage North
250 57th Avenue
Larry's Champlin Sugerette
7298 H�ghvray 65
~ PDQ Food Store
620 Osborne Road
Penny's Super hiarket
654D Unlversity Avenue
Rapid Shop Superette
6530 East R7ver Road
, Red Ol�l Food Store
6525 Univers�ty Avenue
Russ's Superette
6253 Un�verslty Avenue
7-Eleven Store
1315 Rice Creek Road
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Paul Beecrort
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Publ�c Safety D�rector 15.00
Erickson Drothers, Inc Publ�c SaFety ��rector 15.00
Larry LudFord
James Shelton
Marion Levrne
�Gary Huser
Public Safety Director 15.00
Public Safety Director 15.0�
public Safety D�rector 15 00
Public Safety Director 15 DO
Red Owi Stores, Inc Public Safety ��rector 15.00
Peter Ai°k�ns
Ray Byrd
Public Safety Director 15.00
Public Safety Director 15.00
Snyder's �rug Store Snyder's Drug Stores, Inc Public Safety Director 15.00
6582 University Avenue
Stav's Superette
6483 U m versity Avenue
Target Food Stores
755 53rd Avenue
Tom Thumb Food Market
315 Osborne Road
4Jestern Station
` 7600 University Avenue
� SERVICE STATION
6eyer's Texaco
6�71 Um versiiy Avenue
Big Wheel /luto Slores
7451 East River Road
Robert Stavanau Publ�c Safety ��rectar 15.00
Jonathan Stores, Inc. Public Safety Director 15.00
Herbert Koch
Western Stores
Milton 6eyer
Dennis Dahl
Public Safety Director 15 00
Publ�c Safety Director 15.00
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SCRVICE STAlION (Continued)
Ccntral Speedy Car Wash Stuart P�hlstrom
Ei201 Central Avenue
Chuck's Serv�ce Charles Jordan
7250 Central Flvenue
Edina Oil Company Edina Oil Company
6101 University Avenue
Holiday Service Station Central Service Co.
5807 Um vers�ty Avenue
� Larry's Champl�n Superette Larry Ludford
7298 Highsaay 65
Les's Stardard Oil Les Schaffran
7680 High��vay 65
Metro 500, Incorporated R.'D. Johnson
5701 University Avenue
Pasco Retail�ng Marketing, Tnc. same
6290 liighsaay 65
APPROVED BY
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
liealth Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Phillips 66 Phillips Petroleum Co. Health Inspector
5667 University Avenue
Phillips 6o Phillips Petroleum Co
6500 U m versity Avenue
Ron`s Standard Oil Roland Cox
6440 University Avenue
5teiger & Gertzen Garage Ernest Gertzen
6519 Central Avenue
Tire City, Incorporated Rodger Wedell
5333 University Avenue
Tire C�ty, Incorporated Rodger lJedell
£3255 East R�ver Road
Western Statton Western Stores
' 7600 Uinvers�l,y Avenue
4lhtte Knzght Kenneth Durb�n
7300 Univers�ty Avenue
f00D ESTA6LISIIMENT
Qig B's Pizza Robert Johnson
321 Os6orne Road
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Health Inspector
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6ob's Produce Ranch Robert Schroer
7620 Umversity llvenue
Qrothen, Incorporated Brothen, Inc.
5701 Commerce Lane
Burger King�#�231 Burger Kmg, Corp.
631D University Avenue
Carbone's P�zza James Basta
5865 U m versiLy Avenue
FlPPROUCD QY
liealth Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Central Einbers, Incorporated Central Embers, Inc Health Inspector
5400 Central Flvenue
Chanticlear Pizza Richai°d Kempe
63D4 Highway 65
Chuck's Choice ideats Charles Klein
620 Osborne Road
Country Club Market Narold Rehaume
6275 Highway 65
Country K�tchen N�cholas Funaro
2&0 57th Place
CUB John Hooley
250 Osborne Road
Dairy Queen Ernest Fitch
280 M�ssissippi Street
Dave's �ar-B-Q Palace Dav�d Miller Enter. Inc
617 Osborne Road
Firesdie R�ce 6owl Glenn Wong
7440 Central Avenue
FMC Corporation Canteen Corporation
�}8th & Marshall Street
Frank's Nursery Sales, Inc. same
7620 U m verstty Avenue
Fridley Food Market Paul Beecroft
8154 East R�ver Road
Fridley YouLh Football Association
Commons Park Edward Dupay
Frostop Drive-In 5herman Hanson
7699 V�ron Road
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Flealth Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
HealtFi Inspector
Health Inspector
liealth Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
flealth Inspector
Ilealth Inspector
Ilealth Inspector
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TYPC OF LICEPJSE - RENE4IALS k3Y
FOOD ESTABLISHMENT (Continucd)
}ioliday Service Station Central Services Co.
�807 Univers�ty Avenue
Nol�day Village North Erickson Qrothers
250 57th Avenue
Bob6y G's .' Robert Gorrell
240 I+liss�ss�ppi Street
Y.entucky �r�ed Ch�cken K.F.C. National f4gt.
7510 U m versity Averve
Larry's Champlin Superette Larry Ludford
7298 H�ghway 65
P�icDonald's Mc�onald's Corp.
5831 Un2versity Avenue
McGlynn Bakeries Norman Gerglund
755 53rd Avenue
t�1enard Cashway Lumber Lawrence Menard
5351 Central Avenue
Mr. Steak Ct. W Schachtschneider
5895 Um versity Avenue
Moon Piaza Restaurant Bijan Nikrad
6215 University Avenue
APPROVC� [iY
Health Inspector
HeaTth Tnspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
100 Twin Drive-In Outdoor Theatre Caterers, Inc Health Inspector
5600 Central Avenue
Pan-O-Gold Qakery Thrift 5tore Harvey Zimmerman
7365 East River Road
P�Q Food Store James Shelton
620 Osborne Road
Penny's Super Market Marion Levine
6540 Unviers�ty Avenue
Phoe m x Chow Mein (New) Tsui Chau 41an
242 Mississtpp� Street
Pollies Leroy Plager
6225 Nighway 65
Poor Richards Canterbury Pub Ronald Richards
64i31 University Avenue
Rapid Shop Superette Gary Huser
6530 Cast River Road
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Health Inspector
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P.ed Owl Food Store Red Owl Food Stores, Inc
6525 University Avenue
Russ's Superette Peter Ark�ns
6253 Un�vers�ty Avenue
7-Eleven Store Ray 6yrd
1315 Rice Creek Road
Shaddr�ck & Labeau Post 303 Wayne Hanson
1315 Rice Creek Road
Shar's Snack Qar Sharlene Clochie
5207 Central Avenue
5nyder's Drug Store 5nyder's Drug Stores, Inc
6582 University Avenue
Stav's Superette Robert Stavanau
6483 University Avenue
Target Food Stores Jonathan Stores, Inc.
755 53rd Avenue
Target 5tores Steven Moldenhauer
755 53rd Avenue
Tire City, Incorporated Tire City, Inc.
5333 Universiiy Avenue
Tom Thumb Food hiarket Herbert Koch
315 Osborne Road
Town Crier Pancake House Craig Vargo
7730 U m versity Avenue
Unity Hospital John Haines
550 Osborne Road
UFW Post 363 Lesier Orton
1040 Osborne Road
4festern Station Western 5tores
7600 University Avenue
Zapata's Zapata Food Service, Inc
5905 University Avenue
CIGARETTF
6arry alower D. K. Carter Co
99 77th 4fay
APPROVED �Y
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
liealth Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Ins�ector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
health Inspector
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TYPE OF LICFNSE - REUEWALS
CIGARETTE (Continued)
[3eyer's Texaco
6071 Un�versity Avenue
Big l�lheel Auto Stor�s
7451 East River Road
Bob's Produce Ranch
7620 U m versity Flvenue
Eokby G's
240 f4tssissippi Street
Eurger King �;231
G310 U m versity Avenue
Carbone's Pizza
5865 Univers�ty Avenue
Central Embers, Inc
5400 Central Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
7362 Urnvers�ty Avenue
Chanticlear Pizza
6304 Highvaay 65
Country C7ub Market
6275 Highway 65
Country K�tchen
280 57th Place
Carter-�ay Company
500 73rd Avenue
Oealers Pdanufactur�ng
5130 htain Street
bowning l3o:c
5851 Cast R�ver Road
Edina Dil Company
6101 U m versity Avenue
Fireside R�ce Qowl
7440 Central Flvenue
FPiC Corporation
48th & t�tarshall Street
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Milton Beyer
Denn�s Dahl
Robert Schroer
Robert Gorrell
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APPROVED QY FEE
Public Safety �irector 12.00
Public Safety Director 12.00
Public Safety Director 12.00
Public 5afety Director 12.00
6urger ICing, Corp. Public Safety Director 12.OD
James Basta Public Safety Direcior 12.00
Central Embers, Inc. Public Safety Director 12.00
Menk Vend�ng
Richard Kempe
Pu61ic Safety D�rector 12.Q0
Public Safety �irector 24.00
l
Harold Reliaume PublTC Safety DTrector 24.00
Nicholas Funaro Public Safety Director 12.00
ARA Food Services Co. Pu61ic Safety Director 24.00
SirVend, Inc. Public Safety Director 12.00
ARA Food Services Co. Public Safety Director 12.00
Edina Oil Company Pu61ic Safety Director 12.00
Glenn bJong Public Safety Director 12.00
Canteen Company of MN. Public Safety D�rector 72.00
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TYPE OF LICEN�E - RENLIJALs
' CIGARETTE (Continued)
Fridley A & W
7429 East River Road
Fr�dley food Market
8154 East River Road
Fridley Terxace
74�0 HZghway fi5
Holiday Service Stat�on
5807 Un�versity Avenue
_ Holiday Vtllage Nor';h
25D 57th Avenue
Holiday Village North
250 57th Avenue
K. C. Hall
6831 Fligha�ay 65
� Kurt Manufacturing
5280 t4ain Street
Larry's Champl�n Superette
7298 Htghway 65
Les's Standard Oil
768D Highway 65
Plenard Cashway Lumber
5351 Central Avenue
14etro 500, Incorporated
5701 Untversity Avenue
t4idland Co-op
I-694 at hlain Street
Minco Products
7300 Commerce Lane
htr. Steak
5895 University Avenue
� Moon Plaza Restaurant
6215 University Aenue
Onan Corporation
140D 73rd Avenue
1D0 Twtn Drive-In
5600 Central Avenue
L'Y
Audrey Tarasar
Naul �eecroft
Gera7d Toberman
Central Service Co
APPROVE� Q'f
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Publ�c Safety D�rector 12.00
Pu61ic Safety Director 12.00
Public Safety D�rector 12.00
Public Safety D�rector 12.OD
Canteen Coinpany of P4N Pub77c Safeiy D�rector 12.00
Erickson Brothers, Inc. Publzc Safety Director 12.00
John Plemel
SirVend, Inc
Larry LudFord
Les Schaffran
Menard, Inc
Metro 5D0, Inc
SirVend, Inc
Public Safety D mector 72.00
Public Safety D�rector 12.00
Publtc SaFety �irector 12 00
Public Safety O�rector 12.00
Public Safety �irector 12.00
Public Safety D�rector 12.00
Public Safety Director 24.00
Canteen Company of MN Public Safety Director 12.00
R. W. Schachtschneider Public Safety �irector 12.00
Bijan Nikrad Public Safety �irector 12,00
Servomation Tw�n Cities Pu61ic Safety Director 132.00
Sportservice,Corp. Public Safety Director 12.00
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IYPE OF LICC�dSE - RENCI�lAI_S [3Y APPROVED 6Y FEE
CIGARET7C (Continued)
PDQ F�od Store James Shelton Public Safety Director 12.00
620 Osborne Road
�enny's Super f�1arket Marion Levine Publtc Safety D�rector 12.00
6540 Umversrty Avenue
Pollies � Leroy Mager Public Safety �irector 12.OD
6225 Htghti�ay G5
Poor Richards Canterbury Pub Ronald R�chards Publi� 5afety Director 12.00
6481 University Avenue
Rapid Shop Superett� Gary Huser Public Safety Director 12.00
6530 East River Raad
Red Owi Food Store Red Owl Stores, Inc. Pu61ic Safety Director 12.00
6525 Univers�ty Avenue
Reserve Suppiy Company SirVend, Inc. Public Safety Director 12.00
5110 htain Street '
Ron's Standard 0�1 Roland Cox Public Safety Director 12.00
6490 University Avenue
Russ's Superette Peter Arkins Public SaFety Director 12.00
6253 University Avenue
Safetran Systems Corp. Griswold Coffee Co. PubiTC Safety Director 12.00
4656 Main STreet
7-Eleven Store Ray 6yrd Public Safety Director 12.00
1315 R�ce Creek Road
Shaddrick & Labeau Post 303 Wayne Hanson publ�c Safety Director 12.00
1315 Rice Creek Road
Shar's Snack Qar Sharlene Clochie Public Safety Director 12.00
5207 Central Avenue
Snyder's Drug Store Snyder's Drug Stores, Inc Public Safety Director 12.OD
6582 Um versity Avenue
Stav's Superette Robert Stavanau Public Safety Director 12.00
G483 tlnrversity Avenue
Strite-Anderson P�1fg. Co. Servomation Tti•n n Cities Public Safety Director 12.00
75II5 V�ron Road
Target Food Stores Jonathan Stores, Inc. Public Safety Director 12.00
755 53rd Avenue
Target Stores Steven P�oldenhauer Public Safety Director 36.00
755 63rd Avenue
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TYPE OF LICCPlSE - RENEIdALS
� CIGARETTE (Continued)
Target Stores
755 53rd Avenue
Target Stores Neadqua�°ters
1080 73rd Avenue
Tire Ctty, Incorporated
5333 Univers�ty Avenue
Tom Thuin6 Food Markei
315 Osborne Road
' Toti�rn Crier Pancake Flouse
773D University Avenue
VFIJ Post 363
1040 Osborne Road
4Jestern Station
7600 Univers�ly Avenue
� 417ckes Furnt�ure
5353 East River Road
Zapata's
5905 llm versity Rvenue
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Vendmark, Inc
Ttre City, Inc.
Nerbert Koch
Craig Vargo
Lester Orton
4lestern Stores
IUC of Minn
APPROVED 6Y
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Publ�c Safety Dtrector 3G.00
Public Safety Director 24 00
Publ�c Safety D�rector 12.OD
Public Safety Director 12.00
Pu61ic Safety �irector 12.00
Public Safety Dn ector 24 00
Public Saizty Director 12.00
Public SafeLy D�rectoi° 12.00
Zapata Food Service Public Safety �irector 12.00
VENDING MACHINE
Automat�c Eng. & Mfg. A. John Roller
7191 fiighway 65
�eyer's Texaco Milton Qeyer
6071 Univers�ty Avenue
Big Wheel Auto Stores Dennis Dahl
7457 Eas1. River Road
61ack Forest Apartments Gold Medal Qeverage Co.
1601 No. Innsbruck Drive
Bob's Produce Ranch Jimmy Jingle, Inc.
' 7620 University Avenue
�Rody Shoppe Sauna Stephen Upham
6379 Univers�ty Avenue
Brunkow Music Go7d Medal Qeverage Co.
370 Mississipp� Street
Qurlington-Northern Gold Medal I3everage Co.
35th & Main Street
Health Inspector
liealth Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
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TYPE OF LICEfISE - REPlEIdALS E3Y
VENDIP�G h1ACHItdE (Continued)
Buzz's Barber Sl�op
6247 Universrty Avenue
Carter-Day Company ARA Food Services Co.
500 73rd Avenue
Central Speedy Car ��lash Stuart Pihlstrom
52D1 Central Avenue
Chamber of Coinmerce Menk Vending
7362 University Avenue
Champ�on Auto Go7d Meda7 Beverage Co.
6471 University Avenue
Counctry Club Market Harold Rehaume
6275 Highway 65
Counctry K�tchen Jude Candy
280 57th Place '
CU6 John Flool ey
250 Os6orne Road
Dealers hianufacturing SirVend, Inc.
5130 t4a�n Street
Downing Box ARA Food Services Co.
5851 East River Road -
Electra Cote P& R Vend�ng Service
5220 14ain Sireet
FMC Corporation Canteen Company of f4inn.
48th & htarshal7 Street
Form Products Gold Medal �everage Co.
7521 Commerce Lane
Fridley 6rake Service GoTd Medal 6everage Co.
1010 Osborne Road
Fr�dley Convalescent Home SirVend, Inc.
7590 Lyric Lane
Fr�dley Hardware Gold Medal 6everage Co.
214 P�iississ�pp� Street
Fridley Senior Iligh School Coca-Cola 6ottling
6000 4dest hioore Lake Dr�ve
Fridley State Qank Same ,
6315 U m versity Avenue
/�PPROVED BY
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Health Inspector
Hea7th Inspectnr
Health Inspector
Hea7th Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Nealth Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
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TYPF Or LICEPISE - RENEb1ALS QY
� VEfJDING MACHINE (Continued)
Fridley Terrace Gerald Toberman
7400 Highway 65
Ful]erton Metal Company hiagic P�aid Vending
5170 fQain Sti°eet
Fullerton h1?tal Company Coca-Cola Qottling
5170 Main Sti°eet
General Television, Inc. Gold Medal Be�eraye Co
350 63rd Avenue
, Hollda;,� Service Sta�ion Central Service Co.
5807 U m versity Avenue
FlPPROIIED [iY
Health Inspector
flealth Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Holiday Village IVorth Canteen Company of Minn. Health Inspector
250 57th Avenue
Holiday Uillage Pdorth Erickson 6rothers
250 57th Avenue '
� King Company Gold Meda1 Beverage Co
6554 University Avenue
Kurt Ptanufactur�ng SirVend, Inc
5280 Ma�n Street
Larson Mfg. Company Coca-Cola Bottling
7421 Commerce Lane
L C.Fl. Corporat�on Gold Medal deverage Cc
7539 Elm Street
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Lee-4)ards Gold P�edal Beverage Co. Health Inspector
5225 Central Avenue
Les's Standard Oil Les Schaffran
7680 Highway 65
Fiagic Swii°1 Qeauty Salon, Inc. Leeland Croaker
6369 University Avenue
Piedtronics, Inc IUC of Minn.
6970 Central Avenue
� Ptenard Cashway Lumber Menard, Inc.
5351 Central Avenue
hlidland Ca-op SirUend, Inc.
I-694 ai Main 5treet
Health Inspector
Nealth Inspecior
Health Inspector
Health Inspector
Flealth Inspector
P1inco Products Canteen Company,of f4inn. Health Inspector
7300 Commerce Lane
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TYPE OF LICCfdSE - REPlEWALS
VEP�DIPlG PQACIIIPlE (Contrn
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APPROVE� QY
Onan Corporation Servomation Tw�n C�ties Nealth Inspector
1400 73rd Avenue
Pasco Reatai7ing Mrkt. Co Gold Medal l3everage Co. Health Inspector
6290 Highway 65
Peerless Products Gold Medal 6everage Co. Health Inspector
5800 t4ain Street
Penny's Super Market Marion Levine Health Inspector
6540 Un�versity Avenue
Phillips 66 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Health Inspector
5667 University Avenue
Phillios 66 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Health Inspector
6500 U m verslty Avenue
Plywood idinnesota Coca-Cola Bottling Health Inspector
5401 East River Road
Red Owl Food Store Gold Medal Beverage Co. Health Inspector
6525 Un�vers�ty Avenue
Reserve Supply Cornpany SirVend, Inc. Health Inspector
5110 Main Street -
Ron'a Standard Oil Coca-Cola Bottling Health Inspector
6490 University Avenue
Safetran Systems Corp Griswold Coffee Co. Health Inspector
465D Ma�n Street
Safetran Systems Corp. Gold Medai Qeverage Co. Health Inspector
4650 �da�n Street
Shar's Snack 6ar Sharlene Clocfiie Health Inspector
5207 Central Avenue
Shorty's Towing 6old Medal Qeverage Co. Health Inspector
5755 University Avenue
Steiger & Gertzen Garage Ernest Gertzen Health Inspector
G519 Central Avenue
Str�te-Anderson P4fg. Co. Servomation Twin Cities Health Inspector
7585 V7ron Road
Target 5tores Headquarters Vendmarl<, Inc. Health Inspector
1080 73rd Avenue
Tire City, Incorporated Gold Medal Beverage Co Nealth Inspector
5333 Un�vers�ty llvenue
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TYPE DF LICENSE - �ENE4IALS
VEPI�ING h1ACHIfJF (Continued
7ire City, Incorporated
8255 Fast R�ver Road
Target Stores
755 53rd Avenue
�FW Post 353 `
7040 Osborne Road
4lhate Kmght
7300 University Flvneue
Phckes Furn�ture
5353 East R�ver Road
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Gold Medal Qeverage Co
Vendmarl<, Inc
Lester Orton
Kenneth Dur6in
IUC of M�nn
APPROVED GY
Health Inspector
Heall.h Inspector
Health Inspector
Nealth Inspector
Health Inspector
CONSIDERATION OF RENEWAL OF MOBILE TRAILER PERMIT AT 1465 MISSISSIPPI STREET
nv r� r-ri�r nirr.
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MOTION by Councilman Breider to renew the mobile tratler permit as rPquested by I
I�lr. Cletus Nei, 1465 M7ssissippi Street. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowsk� Upon a
votce vote, all voting aye, Mayor P�ee declared the motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDERATION OF REI'VEWAL OF MOBILE TRAILER PERMIT AT 6070 CENTRAL AVENUE N.
r1UTIUi� by Councilman Starwalt to approve the renewal of the mobile trailer permit at
b070 Central Avenue N. E. as requested by Daniel Nelson. Seconded by Councilwoman
Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unanimously.
CDi�SiDERATION OF AUTHORIZATION OF EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT WITH BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY:
The C�ty Manager explained that he had reported to the Council previously on th�s matiter.
He mentioned that by putting �n the system, it would be possible within eight yeai°s
to buy the equipment and reduce the costs of operation of the telephone system He sa�d
from that time on, the costs will be reduced. He also mentioned that if the system
were increased in the future, the costs sited in the contract for the equipment would
remain the same because of this factor in the contract. He said the agreement would
allow better service at a reduced cost.
Mayor Wee asked if there would be an increase currently. The City Manager said no.
MOTION by Counctlwoman Kukowski to authorize execution of the agreement for the telephone
system. Seconded by Counc�lman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee
declared the motion carr�ed unanimously.
SETTIiJG 60ARD OF EOUALIZA7ION MEETING FOR MAY 8. 1975
MOTION by Councilman Starwalt to set the Board of Equalization Meeting for Thursday,
i�ay 8, 1975. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
ON MAIN STREET BETWEEN OSBORNE ROAD AND 83RD,
wr. Harris explained that there ts an influx of truck traffic tn this area. He mentioned
that there are Ctty of Minneapolis trucks hauling dirt in the area and also other truck
traffic operat�ng in excess of the speed limit. He requested some control measures or
perhaps o6tain m g a traff�c count.
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Councilman Bre�der said f-�e bel�eved that there was a ston si9n in
aresent tiine. Mr. Harr�s said this is in an area where it has no
con�itions. i�layor fJee asked what is up there, he said he dici not
development.
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that area at the
effect on the
think there is any
fvlr. Narris su�gested that posting of the SO mtle per hour speed limit would be an aid
The City Manayer said the adrm nistrat�on would look into the matter.
MOiION by Councilman 6reider to authorize the appropr�ate traffic control study for
the Main Street, Oshorne Road and 83rd Avenue Area. (Note: this motion was not
actea on).
The City Manager said there would not have to be any Council action of this type of
matter, the Council had authorized the Administration to take the appropriate action
by Resolut�on.
Mr. Harris again asked if the speed limit could be posted an�i the City Manager said
tnis could be done.
ESTIMATES
(�90TION by Councilman
Councilwornan Kukowski
carried unanimously.
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Starwalt to approve the following estimate. Seconded by
. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion
American Contract�ng Corp.
1540 Yellowbrick Road
Coon Rapids, Minnesota 55433
PARIItiL ESTIPIATE �3 for Sanitary Sewer, Water and Storm
Sewer Improvement No. 116
ADJOU RIUM EIdT
$739.44
MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowsk� to ad�ourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman
Starwalt. L'pon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unai�imously and the Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council of May 5, 1975
ad�ourned at 1`L:37 A.M.
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Secretary to the C�ty Council
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William �. Nee
Mayor
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