04/26/1976 CONF MTG - 5449. t
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1 � CI7Y COUNCIL CONFERENCE MEETING
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1. Pedesirian Overpass at Mississippi Street
2. Improvemeni of Tax Forfeit Property at 52nd Avenue
3. Improvements to Oak Glen Creek
4. Substandard 40' Lots
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5. Discussioi� of Springbrook Nature Center Founda�ion Comprehensive Plan
for Springbrool< Nature Center at North Park
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6. Road Pattern Flround North Park
7. Fundir�g for Signalization of Railroad Crossing at 77th Avenae
8. Moore Lake Improvement Options
� Scope of Citys Future Recrea�:ion and Naturalis� Program
1�0. Lighting Tennis Courts
11. Cansideration of City Adopting l�ine License Ordinance
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TEtJTATIVE GUIDCLINES FROM THE PLAN�ING COMMISSION �
ON SUaSTAt�DARD LOTS
4/7/76
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1. 7he Planniny Commission fee1s that it was consistent with the
Comprehensive Housing Plan that sub-standard lots should be
developed in Fridley, but each sub-standard 1ot si�ouid be con-
sidered separately.
2. That there be no variance allov!ed from the present ordinanc�
allot�ving a maxiilium of .?5% lot coverage. (Fox example, on a
5200 square foo�t lot, vrhich �-aould require a variance for lot
size, only 1,:�00 square feet of the lot could be covered by
the house.and garage.)
3. Ifi,there is lar�d uvailable on eil:her side of a sub-standard lot,
every effort should be made to purcha�e thai 1ot at a fair
� ma�°ket price (�y the petitior�ei�, so the lot size vaould be con-
. sistent �-�ith existing building sites in the area. If th� pei;itianer
refuses �Lo try and negetiate for additional vacant 1and, consideratio��
shouTd be g7ven to denying the varia�zce. R11 denials have to be
based on good, sound considerations.
4. That the o�smer/builder ma{:e as much of an effort as possible to
meet tl�e exi s-�i ng codes.
5. That the ho«sc being built on a sub-standard 1ot biend in as
ae�.:t;l;�tiGal�ly as possible with the existing houses in the n�ic�hborhoods
real i zi i�g tl�at a new ho�ne cannot al ��aays bl e���d i n±o an ol d ne � ghbor��ooci,
STAFF'S COMMENTS 4/23/76
a. Statement of hardship must include statement regardin g length
of ownership which would give indication if property was owned
for a number of years, or recently acquired with the intention
of speculating on development of a 40 foot lot.
b. All variances associated with the development of 40 foot lots
would require final approval by the City Council.
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ANOKA COUNTY
6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE
March 3, 1976
Dear Resident:
FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432
In the past months, the City Council has been reviewing
recommendations submitted by the En�ineering llivision re-
garding the flow in 0ak Glen Creek from East River Road
to the Mississippi River. One of the proposals consists
of the construction of a bypass storm sewer to handle the
pealc flow during spring melt and heavy rains. It would
be designed to maintain as natural a flow as possible in
the existing creek bed.
In conjunctian with this proposal, our survey crew has marked
with yellow ribbon those trees that would have to be removed
to construct this proposal.
This notice is being distributed for your information so that
you may visualize which trees on your property would be
affected.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Thomas
A.. Colbert, Assistant City Engineer; 571-3450. �
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Yours very truly,
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Thomas A. Colbert
Assistan* City Engineer
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MAILING LIST FOR OAIC GLEN CRI:EK
(those properties involved with tree remaval)
151 G1en Creek Road
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STAI�E OF MINNESOTA
DEPl1RTMEt�(T OF HIGFiWAYS
ST. PlaUL. M1NN. 55i55
Mr. Richard N. 5obiech
Fridley Public Works Qirector
5431 Un�versity l�venue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55432
Re; Review of �;arning at
Railroad High:�ay Gracie Crnssing
77th Way N�r�heast
Burlinyton Northern Inc.
Dear h1r. Sobiech:
Under the Federal Highway l�ct of 2973, funds were appropriated
for upgrading warning at orade crossings wi.th Federal funds
paying 9D/ o�' the cost and th� local road authority assuming
the rem�iring 1D;�e It w3s suggested �hat individual States�
est;aalish a prior��ty system for railroad crossings needing
improvement first.
As a r�sult, thi.s office is reviewing many crossings in Minnesota
to dete.rmine ulhich crossings to incl.�acie in this federal progr. am.
The at�ove referenced grade crnssing w�s reviEwed and from data
available in this offic�, �he pertinen� facts are as fo].lows:
Uehicle Uolume: 1D07 Vehicle Speed: 30 MPH
Train Uolun:� . 35 Freiyhts, 2 Passengers Train 5peed: 6� & 75 hiPH
Accident t-iistoxy: Fata.l �970, Injury 1971,
f'r��per-�y Dama�e 1971 & 1974 .
Existing War.ning: Cross�ucl<s wiuh �top 5igi�s •
Unique �'eatures : Sight restrictions in three quadrants
Please verify i;he above data, and complete and return the encl.osed
data sheet �ogether iaith a sketch o�' the crossing.
The preliminar�� recommenclation of this office is to install flashing
light signals with gates at the crossing, et an approximat;e cost
of �p55, QOO.DQ.
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Please give us your advise on the recommendation and on the
City of Fridley's willingness to assume 10°� of the actual cost.
Upon receipt of your apprnval, the project will be submitted for
Federal Highway Ar�iministr�tion pro�ram�ning. Your earliest
poss�i�le response is Tequested as th� availability of these
federal funds wiZl expire soon. '
When federal approval is received, we will be �ble to inform you
of the approximate scheduling of ihe improv�ment.
Sincerely,
Gordoi� LJo Boldt
Engineer of Railway Negota.ations
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The Fric�ley Lions presented a check to �he cit� for the
areation of Moore Lake. This was approved by the Cii;,y Council.
This equip��iont was never� purchased, even after the Federal Gov-
ernment approved this method.
iJow it has come to our attention that �he use of chemicals
are bein� antisipated, even though this has been a failure and
not easilg dispense� in lalce properly. This could result in
fish ki11..
At this time the rridley Lions disapointe� by this inaction
of the City requesi; our creck be returned as long as no action
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MEMO FROM: Steven Olson, Environmental Officer
MEMO DATE: April 26, 1976
FtE: Moore Lake Improvemeni:, East Side
Attached please find Dan Huff's memo dated July 3, 1975 (attachment A)
with regard to the proposed aeration of the east side af Moore Lake.
It is my opinion that said memo is as apPlicable now as it was nine
months ago.
If installed, the only realistic quarantee that can be made for an
aeration system is that the fish-habitable porL-ion of Moore Lake will
be extended to its et�tir� depth. In addition, if the aeraLors are
operated through the winter, tr�e chance of fiski winter kill will be
minimized. Wi U1 the winter }:ill threat remcved, the Minncsota Department
of Natural Resources would be receptive to manaqing the fish popuZation
through stoc};ing and other techniques.
However ii� mus� be stated that aeration in itself does nat deal with the
overall problems of 2�toore Lake. Urban development has resulted in the
accelerated eutrophicai:ion of Moore Lake through the influx of nutrients
and other pollutants from storm water runoff. To deal scientif icaZly
and realistically wit.h any problern, attempts must be made to;
1. Defi.ne the problem.
2. Define the desired objectives and eventual use of the east side
of Moore Lake.
3. Collect physical, hyclrol.oqical and bio3.ogical data.
4. Develope a plan for corrective action. Incorporated in this plan
may belake restoration techniques currently being used by other
qoveriimental agencies. Examples are: c�redging; la3,e bottom
consolidation, sedimentation �onding, periodic street swecping of
residential Z�eighborlioods, di_lution and f.lushing by adding fresh
water, storm sewer diversion, first flush di.version, education of
area resideni�s, etc.
5. Finance through local, st�ate, or federal monies for the plan for
corrcctive action. To my knowledge there is no State assistance
available. A federal program that has aut.liorized the issuaJice of
$].5,000,000 in assistance is ciarrent].y receiving ap}�lications �or
this money, Uut a].1 applications must have technical data
substintiating any proposals. (see attachment B) Irreg�r@l�ss,
it musL- be re�7lized that any financial assistance received from
the Federal Governmeni: is on a 50-50 basis and would require
matct�ing funds by tl�e City. .
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' • 6. Implement �l�e East Moore Lake Water �uality Improvement Plan
, and moni.tor its long term effects and improvements.
At ihis tim�, the Ci�y should consider its future commitment for
improving the water quality ot.the easL- side of Moore Lake.
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Dan Huff, Naturalist
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RE: Aeration of Moore Lalce
TL- is my OPJ.11lOii that aex�ation of the swimming axea of Easi: rlooxc Talce will
re:ult ii� vcry li.ttle, if �ny, improved �a�ter quality. Tlic proposed aera-
tion is mosL effective in c�xtremely sePtic conc�itions, eventually aiding
in tlze return of. �•�<�tcr c�iizlity similar to that ��no�o e�:��erienced in �ast
Tiooxe I.al:e. To the contrary, the 47ater qualii:y condition oi [aesi: rioore
Lake is n:uch �noXe su�;�,estive o� the need for aer.ation but bottom coniox-
n�ati_on prec.lucic.s suel� txeaL-mei�t t.o .that portion of the lalce, �
`,L`llE� pzoposed chemical txeaLuieni: of the lalce wi.11 yield far maxe noticeaUle
�esults than aeration, even cvithout the addecl mixin� effect o:E the ai.r
sCones. Tlie net zesulL- iaill stzll, i�z m3= estimatiors, be .far fxozn ideal.
T:�st 1�1oo-re Lake i.s quite st�allow and is continuallS� mixed by �aind, the
flo�•�-t:hrot�gli o� storm sewer run--of�y and t�he action of batllers, Any
��c1diL-i.on�il mix9.ng �aould ��ave a ncgligible effect on nutzient complexing
or dissoJ�vei: oxygen contexlL-. The use oL "Clean-�lo Lake Cleanser" �aould �
recl�ice, some��hat, ttie �ivailable nitr�te and phosphate concentxations in
tiics �a��tc�r. but only � fracL-:i.on of that no�a avazlable is nec.essary to pro-
di:cc an algal bloom. . � . -
x�t�e only lon`-ter.m Soluti.on to eut�ophication of Moore Lake is the zemoval
of. Li�c vast c�uaa�tiiics of a�uL-�ie�zts noca storecl in the "muck" and suUmergenL'
vc�;ct:atiou i�y drecl�in� <�zlcl tlle diirersio�i of stox'n� sewcr ��un�o�f Uy a eol.-
lactox ��:iiich emptics ctizectly int.o L-he effluent basin aL- j•I. Mooxe Lake Drive
t�nd �tcay. G5. 1�O�1.l��YI.IIJ Llizs opera�ion, ttie Zake level woul.d tiave to be
m�iil�� i.iiecl �aith the �tciclition of eity water ox weJ.l �aater fr.om a cleep
z►qu if.�zr. ��rli i.cll mi�;li i: bc tai�ped on tlle parlc grounds .
I•Sy xcc�:.mez�datio�.� is, L-herefore, L-haL- Si1C�1 a long-�ezm impi:ovement plan Ue
i►�vc��ti.c;czt-ed sa_nce t•lo�re ?.al:e pi�ovides an immeasuieabl.e xesouzce to the
CiG�� of 3?rictluy ��ritli re:zl and aesttiet�.c valves f.ar in excess of those com-
m�n2y rc;�l ized, xn the short-rua�, Iiowe�Tcry ttzou�h speculat:ive, the "Clc:zn-
I'lo" pznpa:,il doc:; h�ivic enou�h suppozt by public oi�ici:�ls to be taorthy oi.
. tt txy .^,i�lcc loti�-term ex.pciiclitures by tlie city �aill be minimal and axe
prc�,je.cLcd Go ciecxease. I do, L-hcre£oxe, r�conunencl the accept�nce oi the
t�io:>k i•t'.CCI1i: pzopos�l by Cle�n-X'lo Labs and the equipment I�urcl�ase �zzld
insCitllat:io►i mkzdc �tv��i.laUle by tlie giit �xom tlie l�riciley Lions Club.
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Attachment B
���n�sota �o��u�ia� Con�r�l �.��ncy
Mr. S�even J. Olson
Environmeijtal Officer -
City of �Fridley
Civic Center
6431 University Avenue v.E.
Fridley, Plinnesota 55432
(612) 29G--7256
April 13, 1976
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Dear Mr. olson:
7he Rgency recen�ly received official.notic� from the ll.S..Environmental
Pro�ection Agency �hat �15 million has bee�i n�propriated far Fiscai Year
1976 by the U.S, ConareJJ for Sectio�� 1C�(h) of the i972 Fe�erai 4;ater
� Pol1utian Con�croi �,c�: Ar,er�c�r,�en�s (Fk'PCr.A). Yof.a may have recen�tly re-
cei ved a 1 etter fror the t �i nr,esota Pol l uti an Cont; �1 Arency w�hi ch i ndi -
cated �ha-t this appro�riatian �•��s authorizcd in accordar�ce �rrith Seciion
#3i4 (C�ean Lukes). P7ease note tha� t��is uz�thcr�zat�on should read:
"in accordance with Section 1C4(h)." -.
Enc1 osed i s a co�y of tt�e ne�v oui del i r.es for appl i cati ons . As i ndi cated
in �he �1°evi ous 1 e �te�• as ��el l as the gui de7 i nes, the cteadl i ne fc,r sub-
mi��ai of applicatiflns is {�pri1 l5, 1976. .
Please direct any qtiestions you may have to Mr. �oe1 Schilling or Mr.
Craig Affeldt (296-7250), Section of Surface and Groundv�raters, Divisior�
of IJatcr Q�a17 ty. .. . ,
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Louis J. Ereirnhurst, P.E. '
Airector
Division of Water Qua7ity
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UNITED 5TAT�5
ENVIFtONMGNTAL PFtOTECTION AGENCY
REGION V
230 SOU7li DEAF2F30RN ST.
CHICAGO, JL�Il�:OIS 60G04
L. Gove, Er.ecuti.ve Di.rector
Pollution Contr�l I�gcncy
County Road E32
P�Iinnesota • 55113
Dear N,r . Gove:
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We are pleased to announce that the Congress has ap�ropri�ted
$15 m�.11ion for qrants to States to eLfect the control of pollution
source� and io restore the quality of publicly owned freshwater
l.akes. The�e �ur►ds represent a continuation of the proqram �
init�.ated in Fiscal Xear 1975. I'i�nds apprapriated for Fiscal Year
1976 ti�ili be used primarily for implementat:ion �nd demoizs�rai:ion
of a�vide variety of innovative methods and procedures to restore
various types of environments i.n la};es.
The purnose oL- the $15 milli.on appropriaLion is to further_imple-
ment the clean lakes proc;rarn o� tt�c I'ederal �t'ater Pollution Coni:rol
Act �menczr�ents of 1972. To allev�_ate the »eed for separate proqram
regulat.ions f.or the adminis�ration of: these Lunds, tne proqram �•:i].l
contin;�e, as in F�' 1.975 � to be govcrric�d urider. the Ag�ncy's general
gr�ni� recjulations found in 40 Ct?R Pa�.t 30, as w�ll as Research
and Demonst�ration gran� re�ulat.i.ons faunc3 a_n 40 CFR Part 40. '
Fundiny is authorized in accorciai�c� w.ii:lz section 10� (h) of the
Act L33 USC ].254 (h) j . �
OL- interest to EPA for investigatzan under this pzogram are methods
anc� �racedures to restore lake w,:zter quality tahich include the
trcaLme�lt or control af nonnoini: or dif:Luse waste inf_luents to a
laE;e (or to tnat porti.on o£ i;:s dr���nage b�;�z.n where a contributing .
polltit�.onal effect on lake water. c�uality can b� demonstratecl) and
the com�letion of in-lake restorative methods. More narticularly, .
khese m�thods include c3iverLing nutrients anc� sediments from lal;es;
improving agricultural and atl�er land use nractices to keep soil
in place and control nu�rient inilows to lakes; purchase of land
•easements to establish E�uffer zones.to control runoff and its
effects; flust�ing nutrients from lakes by dilution and displacement;
controlling �eptic tank pollution; controlling or removing nutrients
within lakes through dredging ar covcring of sedzmcnts; artificial
destr� ' t� � hy�olimnet;ic aeration, use of flocculants to,
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precipitate nutrienLs where long-term corrections would be expeci:ed;
and lake drawdown and 1.ake bed consolidation.
In addition, prajec�s which incorporate techniques to prevent
contamination of lakcs by pol.ychlorinated biphenyls (PCB's)
and the s�f:e removal of PC[�'s frar� J.Ukes will be _qiven priority
consideration for iunding, i?rojects c�rhich incorporate measur�s
ior the reclamation o� PCf3-con�aminatecl publicly owned fresho�ater
lakes are encouraqed, Such measures might inclu�e removal or
prevention of PCi3-contaminated runof� from dumps or l'andfills,.
r�moval of PCB-contarninated ;edim�'hts where the environmental
benefits will outweigh•damages, and the control of other sources
oi PCB contamination. �� -
The Agency ha� c]�cided that clean lakes �unds �•�il]_ not be used
to control poi.i�i: souLCe wastes c•.tlere �he issuance oi permits
-� pursuant to seci�ion .402� oL the Act, or �onstruction of c��astewater
' tr.eatment f_acilities pursuant to section 201 of the Act will •
alleviate the cau:e of pol].ution. In addition, such funds will
not be used Lor harvestinc� aqi�atic vee�et�tio», chemical i:reatment
to alleviaie temporari_ly tl�e symptoms o£ eutropllication, muintenunce
oi laE:e aeration cievices, or similarly paliiative irethods and
� procedures, excen� as a necessary preli.���inary nart of other, per-
manent restorative aci�ions. I� a Stat:e rec�ucsts I`ederal support
to restore the c�uality of publa.cly ownc�d freshcaater lakes �rior
to submission of t}le 7tate agc�ncy `s c1��ssa.fication of- such lakes,
a tlrii�i�en de��cri��tion oL the an�ic�_paL-cd lake clzssification must
be sul�mitL-ec�. Fecieral supr��ort to any State f:or �carryinc� out a
lake restor�:t�_os� proj�ct: shall not excGec3 50 percent of tlie funds
expenaed by such State for uny one fiscal year. The number of
lakes for which assist�nce m�y be reque�>�ed as well as the limited
a��ailability of Luncsing justifies the 50 perceni.Federal m�tching
portion, _ . �
Attached you will iinc� guidelines that will aid interested parties
in preparing success�ul applications, please distribute as you see
fi.t.
Should you have any questionc regardi.nc� these guidelines, pl.ease
Gontact rir. Clzris P. Potos, Sv'ater Quality Plarining anc� Standards
Coordinator at 312-353-G2G1. �
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Regional Administrator
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�- C1ean Lak�s (Section 31�!) Guidelines � , • '
States are encourac�ed to submit reguests L-or Federal support of
lake-Xestorative projec�s where matching funds are available,
Rec�uesl:s must contain a projecL- description (application Part
IV) suLficient to inf_orm.EPA af the nature of and the need for
the proposed project and such description shall include:
(a) an identification, including the size and location of
each lake;
(b) a si�atement of the present or anticipated classification _�
of each lake in the State's ClassiLication of Publicly �
OP711�C� I'reshwater Lakes by eutro�hic canditions;
(c) an analysis and discuasion of the pai:ticular water
quali+-y pronlems involve�, and improve;�ieni� in quality
t-�nticipated with su�porting bi�logical, ch�mical,
. or other data; .
(d) a discussion of the particular pollution contr.als o�
restarative actions which are proposed for. denonstr.ation,
their technical fea�ibility, and the esi:imated costs
of each;
(e) alf�ernati�7es, if any, ta the proposed actions and the
reasons for rejection;
(f) a di.scussion of tt7e partieular public benefits wh�.ch
will result i�rom thc project (includinq; e.g., �.i�creGsed
versati)_ity of use or ent�ancec� water quality to support
particular ne��r use,) ; . .
(g) a praposed ��ork scY�edule far project complei�ion, and a ��
praposed b�rdget and p.3y�'CiC'tl� schedu�e re�ated to progres� =�
milestones; and , :�
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(h) monitoring schec�ulc�� bcfare, during ancl after initiation
and compl4tion of the �ro��sec3 lake restoration project.
F1�nitoring will not be financed exce�t faL a minimal ar�ount to
maintain surveil.l�nce dur.ing the restoration activity and to allow
future evaluation of the efLicacy of L-he restoration action.
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Mini.mal analyses that cvill be �required prior to and during restor-
ation or protection activities are:
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sccchi disc readinqs;
c'sissolved oxygen;
phosphorus analyses (total
nii:rogen analyses (ammonia,
chlaro�hyll a analysi.s
•temperature; and
chemical analyses of water
appropriat�).
and others);
nii:rate and organic) ;
and sediments (where
t•9inimal monitoring actzvities Lor the projec.� should be described
in the application.
�he request also mu;t contain: (a) an identif�.cation of all muriicipal,
stor�� ti�ater, and iridus�rial discharges into t�he �ake(s) invol.ved
in the project, and a descripf:a.on of_ particular pollution abatement
measures required pursu�nt �o F'ederal, State or local law or admini-
strai�i�=e actions; and (b) evic3ei�ce th��zt all requiremcnts of OP1B
Circular ��-�5 have been mct. Ar� aasc�sment of the environmental
impact of the Proposcd projeci: in accord�nce iazi�h provisions of
40 C.F.R. Part G is required.
APplicarit� sl7oulc� be cogi�zzrint of t.F�c requiremcnt that benefits
irom these funds are to be Lor t:�,c pub].ic. All. contractinq and .
subcon�ract:inq inv�lvcd in ti�e E�rojr_ct must be conducted in
accordance wii�h x�eder.al regulat.ions, l�und; for sur.veys, planninq
ar oth�r activa.ties �hat wc;ul.�i 1��G�ca to a decision on tl�e general
course of ac�.ion to Ue t�ken to p�:otect or restor.e a l�ke a�ill not
b� c�r�nted; t!�e apnlication Lor funds mu�t con�ain a s�ecific
course of act;ion. �vhere z�a:>�� k�le, the applica�ion should state
�he period of �ime c�uring �tih�,c't1 Puk�lic benetits wil�. continue.
A sum not to exceed ten ��erc��rzt of t}ic f_unds appropriated will be
reserved by CPA to ev��luaL-e ti;e iUCCC'S:i of the rest�ra�ion projects.
Project evalUation will be f.undeci sc}?�r��t,ely through grants or
contr.acts ( 95 percent Federal rnatct�inc�) , or will be accornplished
with existing Federal progra�rs.
Ap�lications should be submittec] on EP1� form 5700-33 with the
narrative por�ion of the anp.�i.cation containing the information
requested in these guidelines as well a� any other deemed appropriate.
All ap�licants must have thc ��ppcoval of- the States and should be
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� ranked in priority with other ap�lications by the 5tate Water
� Pollution Control DirecL-or who niust also indicate the eutrophic
Condition of tl�e laf;e. : In addi.tion, State Clearinghousc a��rov�
must be obtained. I�fi:er the S�ate ap�rovals are obtained, five
co�S.es oL- the completed applicat�ion shall be forwarded to the
EF'A Grants Administrati.on Division (Pi�i-215), i•Jashington, D.C.
20460, vrith a copy to the Regional Admini;trator wllo will revie4
and obtain additional information where required. A panel oL
EPA personnel ��i.11 evaluate and recorr.menc3 f.unding in whole or fc
the a�plicable Uortions ot the proposed project. Applications
may also be subjected�to review by othcr exE�erts.
The eva].uation ��ill be basec3 u�on the iollo�aing �actors:
(a) the ertent to ��rhich the ��roject i� tect�nically feasihle
and is likely to der;tonstrai�c a cost-effective solution�
to a sic�nificant cican 1Jkes program (vaJ.ue: 50g of
. total); and
(b) the ext�nt to whicli anti.cipated b�nefits to the public
are high in relatio» to estimated costs of the proposed
� project. Consa.deratzan wi].l be given to such f.actors
as (1) the �ize of the l�opulati.ai� resic3ino n�ar� the lake
� taho would use the resi�oLed wat-er� for recreational ar
o�her purp�ses; (2) whetl�eL ot�her relativel.y clean lakes
alreac3y adcquutely se�rvc the po�>ulation; and (3) whether
benefit of the r.estor�tt.i.ve ac�.ian woulc! accr�e primarily.
to the public or t� pri.vate lando�ti=ncrs adjucent to �.he �
� l�ke {value: 50� o� tatal).
Follo�aing such evaluation, each aL you wi11 rece�ve notification
of receipt or non-rc�ccipt of Fedc�:�al support for lake-restorative
purnoses and wiJ.l, upon znquiry, be informed of �he final rating
which was assigne�d to an}���artzcular �roject. The disbursement
of- I'ederal iund ; e�ener�lly wzll be made in accord�nce with the
milesf:one schec3ule su!.�,nitf.e�3 a� ���ri af tt�e S�ate request. 1�
funded project wil]_ be reva.c�red I�criodic�illy by a project a�f�:cer
assigned fro:n i�he Region<<1 Of.-Lice. I3e� an turn, m�y call on other
expertise to assist him in technical �eview and �valuation. Projects
will be audi:ted as required. ,
Progress re�orts an tiie degree and succe�� of implementing methods
and procedures ta restore�tlle quali�y of nublicly o�aned freshwater
lakes for any particular projec� will be re4ui.red to be submitted
on a basis whici� relates to the n►ilcstone �chedule submi�ted as a
part of the State's request or as agreed to between the project
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ta be submit�:ed six months fol].owing the completion of the
resL-orative action. '
App�.ications will be processed for grant awards Yrhen received,
anii those receive6 beiore April 15, ].976, will be proce�sed before
the enu of t'iscal Year 1976. In the event such approved applications
do not require the entire Conqressiorial appropriatian, those appli-
cations received before June ].5, 1976, a�ill be processed for grant
acvards beiore i:he t�eginn.i�ng of Fiscal. Year. 1977 (October, 1976),
provided funds rem��in available.
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City oi Fridley,
Minnesata
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PROGRAtVI BUD��T �976
P�ogram Greup Detaii
Ol�� PARKS & RECREA7ION 13
CAPITAL OUTLAY DETRIL
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DATE REQ BUDGET
. 2>500. -0-
50 City Garage - ventilation 6-30-76 2,500. 2,500.
39 Security
3-31-76 900. 900!�
17 520 Freezer - Concession - Moore Lake 1_1_76 �� �p,
4 Two door cabinet - office 1-1-76 50. 50.
5 Magazine rack - office .
--6-- 530- -One ton stake w/dump -(less trade in value of $1150) 1-1-76 5,355. -� 5,355:-
__.7 --- 4 x 4 3/4 ton w/plow -(less trade in value of $1600) 4_30776 fi,800. 1,800.
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_-3i— _.__ ---Rti�ii ng mower_- 1-1-76 1,500. _ 1,500,-
__ g-.- —Flail-Mower -(less trade in value of $400.)- : 300. 300.
1-1-76
g Power Rake-Roto Tiller _ ` _ ._---___.�,_.__ .-1-1-76 -2,095 _ - 2,095.
10 — -Tractor Attachments loader- �-1-76 -- 799• - - -"�799•
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_ Backet ___ _ _ ---... _.._. _ ___ . __... 1-1-76 500. 500.
Fork Lift - 1-1-76 799. 799.
Tree Spade 1-1-76 --_i,250. - --],250.
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11 --Snow Blower - 2 stage - 7 ee . 1-1-76 1,100. - 1;100.
�Z Trailers 1- 66" x 160° �_�_�� - �,050. -- 1,050:
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-13-- _ _Power �ce edgers - (3) _
._.__ - - -_ __ 4-30-76 800. 800.
32- ------Chain saws -(3} 4-30-76 170. 170.
33 "- Power chain saw sharpener
4-30-76 235. _ 250.
-34 ---- - Reel of chain for saws (50 feet) 4-30-76 50.
35 Drill bit sharpener 4-30-76 300. 300.
36 Radial arm saw _ q-30-76 200. -- - 200.
-37 Come Along (2) P,atchet 3-31-76 2,OU0. 2,000.
�g Harness - Ropes - Pulleys 5,355. -�'
40 One ton stake w/dump (trade 1/2 ton 1969 Ford) 5,500. -�-
4� 4 x 4 3/4 ton tiv/plow (tt°acle 14G9 GMC) .
---•22 4540 Lighting - Locke Fark - - - -
_ _. __._____ _4_30-i6 _--4,000. ____4,000.
4-30-76 1,000. 1,000
Z4 Locke Park Drive��ay 1-1-76 2,000. 2,000.�
2 Apparatus Ar•ea Unity Hospital
4-30-76 12,000. 12+O�Q•
27 Tennis Court - Ruth Circle ^� e Q-30-76 2,000. 2,000.
30 Basketball-Volleyball Court - Glenco,:. f arkf '�y-��r.��,
�� �;l�l�� t,��a,�r��- 4-30-76 300.� 300. �
26 Horseshoe Courts (Commons) � -0-_
42 Pa ty_pe tennis liqhts a C mm s 5,000. 'fl'
47 Asphalt project - Comn�ons Park paths & pads
56 Lighting - Moore Lake (b]vd. type)
7,000. -0-
! ',,.; ,.:;� 4-30-7 12,000. 12,000.
�2g Tennis Court - South of N6g4 - - w"
10,000. -0-
55 4540 North Innsbruck Park "
,.Y.. �__ 1-1-76 1,OOQ. 1,000.
3 Hockey Lights - Terrace Park =", . 2,000. '�"
57 Hockey Rink at Terrace - Expand " '
6-30-7 2,000. 2,000.
20 Nursery
4-30-7 b,000. 6,000.
" 29 7ennis Court - Madsen Park ' 3-31-7 2,000. 2,000.
16 Apparatus Mini Park -'�-. 17,000. '�'
51 Asphalt Projects - Locke Park Parking Lot 13,000. '�"
44 Resurface Courts - Tennis at Craig, Flanery and Ric
Creek; 6asketba]1-Volleyball at Madsen �6,p00. '�'
52 Wading Pools at Madsen and Commons 6-30-7 3,000. 3.000.
21., Landscaping (city wide) 4-30-7 600. 600.
23 Barrel Holders and Refuse � 1,000.
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�'25- Benches (30) City Wide . 3,400. '�"
43 Bleachers (spectator type) � 3Q,000. '0"
53 7rai1 Development (stage 1) 30,000. -�'
54 7rail Development (stage 2)
TOTAI $326,120. $121,190.
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7620 Univ, Ave. NE
rridiey, Minn. 55432
April 22, ?976
Nasim P?a 4t?>eti;'�i, City Manager
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I i��E-e ��so a,t this i�zn7e�, �:��o v€�:�°�� �.t�ter.c>�;t-�c3 partic�:� �or �
fu.l.l a'�:staur��n� and li��'uor �s�<;},l �°�;:mf���t_ �t,c� �vi� 1. c�r�tinue ta
war}: with thESe peor??_»� �o laca�tr z.n L`ricl?cv.
Z f.epl the �vine license ��rould �e a r^� joi' r��,ct to ti�is new
ver.�urc fox these reasans, in atl��z ���ri-s of r�� country wine
ancl cheese establistunents ar� very no��l-i�,�r nncl fox 7.ate evening
snacking I wnuld servc� cheese, crackeYs and ti,rincs.
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Lenny Samuelson, the General Contractor, and I have met with
Darrel C?�rk and are warking to camply with all our city
or�inanres. I have t�lked V�ith Anaka County Health Dept, and
wil.l comply with th�ir requiremer.ts. We have also spoke with
Bo�� A 1dr ich .
h'hen �•,Te rnmodel the bizilding, 3t wi].i no longer look like a gas
stat�.on. T��� c.�c�r incid.e and out will be �f old Westa �'he
sez�.in, ca�ac�_ty �eill b� appra�., 100 �?�onle. Aft�r the re-
Moc?t�lin7 is f�i.�3i_sh�-.c�a I am sure �he city �,i�)_� be most pleased
wi'.:h !:h� cornex. i���otzld like to pxc��ent d.ra��:ings, plans, etc.,
a`. yo�;.r. r.e::t �ot�ncil me^ta.ng, Ap;-i1. �$th. Tn�nk-you for your
ti.�.^.e ��nci T��r.� l�o?:in�3 f:oY��:�r�l i.n presE�nting thn plans to the
City Council �''1E'il1�CY'S.
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
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T0: NASIM M. QURESHI, CITY MANAGER AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM: MARVIN C. BRUNSELL, ASST. CITY MGR./FIN. DIR.
SUBJECT: AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF WINE LICNESES
DATE: APRIL 22, 1976
'rJe have an inquiry from Bob Schroer regarding the issuance of a Wine
License. On November 10, 1975, the City Cou�;cil held a public hearing
on the matter of adopting an ordinance authorizing On-Sale Wine Licenses.
The Council had before them at that time a proposed ordinance relating
to the issuance of a Wine License. This ordinance w as not adopted.
The ordinance is being b rought before you at this time because of Bob
Schroer's inqui ry.
Pe rhaps the Coun ci 1 coul d adopt the ordi n an ce even though the re may be
no immediate need. The proposed license fee for the tdine License was
$2,000 per year, plus an additional $100 per year for Sunday sales of
wine. I am attaching the material listed below relaiing to ihe above.
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cc: Vi rgi 1 Herri ck , Ci ty Attorney
Attachments
1. Proposed Ordinance Authorizing t}�e Issuance of On-Sale Wine Licenses
2. Memo dated September 19, 1975, and a summary of the State Statutes
relating to the issuance of Wine Licenses.
3. A copy of the public hearing notice used for the November 10, 1975
meeting, and a copy of the saecial notice that was sent to every
restaurant in the City of Fridley.
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ORDINANCE N0.
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZT.NG TNE ISSUA^!CE OF ON-SALE WINE LIGE�JSES;.
PRESCRI6ING CONDITIOiVS THEREFORc; A�'UD PROVIUI�dG PEidAti'IES FOR
VIOLATIOtVS TNEREQF: AMEt�DING CHfi,FTER 603 QF 7HE FRIDLEY CITY
CODE_BY ADDING A iVEW SECTION THER�TO; ATiD :AMENDTP�G CNAf�Tk:R li,
SEC7ION li.lO 4F THE CITY CODE RELATING TO FEES.
TNE CTTY C(iU�lCTL OF TNE CITY OF FRIDLEY DOES pR R�I�� � � .
SEGTI(��G 6{��.22.1 � Authoriz�tion to Iss�e License$
Th� Gi ty i s h�re6y a�thori zed �:r� i ssu� on--s a l� �ri n� l i cens�s
pursUant to author°i�iy� c�f P�ir�r�. Si�t�, l.av�s 1975, Gf-�a}t< 345J -
License� may b� issu�d �� °'r°�s��ur�a►�ts" as defirrec� ahov�.
�ECTIQtv 60�0���. Licens� ��quired � - . -
No. p�rsa�R c�per«�ing a r�p�ta.���n�= sha1� ��11 , or� ��rn;i �-�� be �
sold o� ��.�d pr����s se� s li.ra}r t�in� t�si���GUt h�v i�ng i ssi�eci ta sai d pe�sor�
either arr "On�Sale tdin� E_.i��ns�" ar ar� "On�Sal� Intox-icating l�iqu�r
Lice�se<° d�rt "On�Sa�� «in� �i��r1s�F` Q�rm��� �r�►y the c����•=�ale ��
x�i.n� nat �xc���ir�q 1�r p���:���� �'Ica���l 6� v�1um� in conjunctiorr wit=l�i
tF�e sal � of fa�d.: `
SEGTI'(h1� ��3 0 �2.3 Fee� . . .. . __ , : -- : _ --_: _ :. _ :.. ;__--:.:. _
The annual 1i�ens� fee and exptiasa�ia� dat� sha11 [�e as pi°ovided
in Cha�e 11 �fi� thi� c�d�o _ .
SECTIOi� �Q�.�24 �un�� S�ies_ .
7he a��nu�� lieer��� �F�� f�r "��Ei����r �i��e Sa1�s" shaTT t�c as Nroviriecl :
in Chapo �1. This fe� ��� �:� add�t�an �� tne fe� charyed f�r an -
t�On�SaT� Wir�� L�ce���eo" � � -
SECTION 603.22� O�f��� �tpp i i cak�� � f'rovi si ons .
1'he pro�isions af Chap� 50���1 �c� 6Q�.z� ak�ave shal'T ��pply ta On-Sale
i�ine Liccns�'s ��n so far as p�d�t:icak�le, a� �hey reiat� io. _.
Definitiar�s; Applications; RenEwal; Pracedure� for Granting
Licenses; Persons and Flaces Ineligih�e; Cvnditions a� License;
Hours of Operation; Restrictions Involving t�linors; Otherr
Restrictions on Purchase or Consumptian; Insurance; Notice and
�learing on Suspension or Revokation of License; Alteration of
Premises; Dispensing License (?); Penalties.
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Chapter 11 of the �ri dley Code i s he reb,y arr�errded to read as fo11 ows :' �
SECTION 11.10 �ees .�
, Add new subject of '�t7n-Sai� W�ne L� ��ecs�o" The annua I 1i c�rtse fe�
for an On�Sal� Wine LicPnse sha11 !�e $2yQt�a per year. 71'�e fee may
be prarated for� periods c�i 1es� than an� y�ar��
Th� ann�a«� 1-�cens� fee for Sunday �a�l�s c�� wine� shail be �1q0. Tl�c�: .
fe� may �� �rarate� ft�r� peryoci� Gf 1�ss �Ghar� �n� yea�F
Pn�SSEL3 AND ADQRTED �Sr T��F GITY COUyeIL U1= TNC� GITY 4f= F�;II�LFY
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MEP•10 RAP�.DUM
T0: NASIM P9. QURESHI, CI7Y t9ANP,GER, AND CITY COUilC1L
�ROP7: MARVIPV C, aRUNSELL, ASST. CITY ,'�GR./FItd. DIR.
SUQJCCT: ISSUANCE OF I�IiJE LI CEt�SES �
DATE: SEPTEP7QER 19, 1975
Attached is a summary of Laws 197,, Chap�:er 345, Secti on 4, deal ing
wiih the issuance of wine licensese This statui:e becarr� effective
August 1. � �
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The fee for a.wine license may not be more tr�an one-half the license �
fee for an on-sale liquor license or �2,000, whichever is less. �
Mr. Vi rgi 1 C. Herri cl: wi 11 be present a�: the Counci 1 meeti ng to
answer any further �questions you niay have on this matter. �
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I this is written, the Department has
not issued any pro�sed rules;
� however, they have indicated that
' one area which will k�e subject to
regulation is the size, lcttering and
construction of "smokin�' and "no
smokin�'signs. Until that time, of
course, any reasc�nable effort,
including hand-letter�d signs, will
suffice. .
Violation of M.S. 144.414 is a
pefty misclemeanor. Any perse,n
eor�victed of violating this
provision is subject to a maximum
fine af �100. .
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Horv cioes r� ivine license dif fer frorr
an on-sale liqccor license?
Wine licenses, authorized by
Laws i975, C.hapter 345, Section 4,
which bccame effective August 1,
may be issued witf�out numerica)
iimit in addition to conventionai
licenses. They may also b� issued
in a city having a municipal liquor
dispensary. .
Only a restaurant inay be
granted a wine license. Except as
to seating capacity, the same
qualifications apply as for on-sale
liquor licenses; the restaurant must
be "an establishment, under the
�ontra! of a singfe proprietor or
mana�er, having appropriate
facilities for serving meals, and
where, in consideration of
payment therefor, meals are
regularly served at tables to the
general public, and whicii employs
an adequate staff to provide the
usual and suitable service to its
guests.". IC must have facilities for
seating at least 25 �uests at one
time. The liquor control director is
infernreting this lan��,age as not
permittino the issuance of ►vine
ticenses to clubs holding special
club licenses.
Anotherdifference is that a wine
license permits only the on-sa(e of
wine not exceeding, 14 per cent
alcohol by volume in conjunction
vvith the sale of food. Stron�er
I Sc��temk�er 1975
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wine and other intoxicatin�; liquors
still may be sold for consumption
on the premises only under an on-
sale fiquor license.
The fee also is different in the
two cases. A wine license may not
be more than half the on-sale
liquor license fee vr $2,000,
�vhichever is lower. Thus, in a
municipal liquor store city having
no private license,, only the 52,U00
maximum app(ies to �vine license
fees. �
Unlike o►rsale licenses (except
in a few special law situations),
wine licenses must be approved by
the state (iquor control director. As
in the case of ot�er liquor licens�s,
the application form is prescribed
by the liquor control director
thoiigl� the council may require
additiona! information.
Another difference concerns
Sunday sales. Sunaay sales of aII
k�nds of intoxicatino (iquor are
p�rmitted only after a popular vote
authorizing such sales an� then
only by hotels, restaurants, or
ciubs holdin� on-safe licenses. /�
�vine license authorizes the sale af
�vine on all days of the �veek
"unless the issuing author�ty
restricts the Iicense's authorization
to the sal� of wine on all days
other than Sunday." Nothing is
said about a prior vote and the
legislative in�ention evidently 4vas
to leave to the council, the issuin�
au:hority in the case of cities, sole
discretion with re�ard to Sunday
wine sales. Tt�e state liquor control
director is so interpreting the law.
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Since wine is included in the
definition of intoxic�ting liquor in
the state liq�.�or control act,
restrictions in tt�at act on sale and
consumption apply to rvine sales
by �vine licensees. Restriction on
hours apply to week-clay sales.
Presumably Sunday sales are
limited to the I�ours behveen 12
noon and miclni�;ht; at any rate,
the council will tx� within the law if
it limits sales to those hours.
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Rest�ictions on sates to minors and
to intoxicateci persons apply. So
does the statutory procedure for
suspension and revocation of
(iquor (icensees.
7here is no express requirement
for a bond in the ease of wine
licensees. On-sale licensees must
furnish a band of �3,000 to �5,000,
the amaunt to be determined by
the council, which may provide for
liability insurance instead. This .
provisior�� may not apply to wine
licensees, but under the council's �
authority to impose stricter
segulalior�s, the council may make
similar provision for a bond by
ordinance. The liquor control .
director is including a bond form �
in t17e pacl:et of material he sends
to cities contemplatin� the
issuance of_ �vine licenses. �
The ►�e��� authority for � �vine
licenses is nofi self-executing;
therefore, any council wishing to
issue winc licenses must adopt
appropriate amendmenls .to its
l�quor licer�sing ordinance. If ihe
city has a t�iunicipal Iiquor store
but i�o private licenses other than
clubs, the council m�rst enact a
new ordin�nce. Mociel ordinances
are avaifaUle from the League.
FISCO'S 1�lUNICIYf1L
& SA.�E`�X �Q�1IP;tiIENT
� FIF2E APPARA7US
Equipmonf and Supplies For:
PIRE & POUCI: pGPARTMENTS
uri�.ir�r, E�ECTRIC,
ENGtiVEEii DEPARTiVIEN7S
��, FISCO
�i:�;: MUNICiPAL
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FIRE SAFETY CORPORATIOf�!
1008 S.E. Third Avenue
P. O. E3ox G60
Rochcster, Minnesota 55901
507/288-3221
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CITY OF FRl'DLEY '
PUE3LIC HEARItJG BEFOP,E 7HE CITY COUt�CIL � �
ON THE PIATTER OF ADOPTING A�i 4P.�If�P:�CE 1?UTNORI.ZIi�G THE .
ISSUA�IC� 01= ON--SRLE �JI(�E I.ICENSES
. TO WHOt4 Ir TiAY GONCER`1; �
Pdotice is hereby given that there will be a Public .-
Hearing befiore the Ci�:y Cou��cil o� the City of Fridley -
.in the City Nall at 6431 University Avenue Northeast _ _
' in the Counci 1 Chamber• on Pron�ay, Novern[�er 10, 1975 __
at 7:30 p.m, for consic'iei°ation of' t��e foll�wing mat;ter:
Consideration of th� f�irs� reading of an ordinance .
authorizi�ig �Gh� issuarice oi' v,�ine 1 icenses ta restaurants
meeting the� qualific�tions. It �s proposed�at this time
that the requi r2m�nts fot� sea�i r�o capaci ty, fior area, .ztc.
would be th� sarr,� as for the issuance o�` a 1iquor license.
The fee for an On-S�1e Wine License is tentative1y set �
at $2,OOa per year. �
� Anyone des7r°irrg to be t�ieard with reference io the above �
. matter may be heard a�G thi s� meeti ny.
. �. �JILLIA(� J. NEE .
MAY O R
Publish: October 29� 1g75
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6431 UNIVERSlTY AVENUE N� '�. ��. FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432
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� Th� issuanc� o� 4'Jliie L1 CE�nSes is provid�d �0�5 in .�. -
t�lir�i�e�ota Statutc�x Laws 19755 Chvpt�r• 345� '1'r�e � _ .
. Ci�y mus� adop� an enaGlir�g ordinanc� to pu� �:he �� .: -
��_ � Ta� intc� efi��cto The pr���sed �'e� far� this 1 icense �: : .
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..�. �: A r,rine��lic�nse t-ao�ald perrnit �tt�e an--salc af w�ilie. � . - :
-� anly, not �xc�ed�r�g 1� percet�t alcoh�l Uy vo1um,e. _ � . � . - � .
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An orc�inanc� ha, been pt�epured ancf wi 71 be cor�sicl�red ���
. by tf�e City Council at �:heir fdovembet• 1Q, 19I5 ��
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- . If yau arE ir��t�rested �►� this ordir�anc�, please �. �� .
ati.end the ilaverlber 1Qs 797a rr��tir,c�, or r�p7y �� -- .
by 1�tter. � _ . .
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