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04/11/1977 - 56890 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT PUBLIC HEARING MEETING APRIL 11, 1977 ♦ ;� :10 THEIMINUTES OF THE PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF THE FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL OF APRIL 11, 1977 The Public Hearing Meeting of the Fridley Cit,y Council of April 11, 1977 was called to dlyder at 7:42 p.m. by Mayor Nee. PLE 6E OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayolr Nee led the Council and the audience in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. ROLL� CALL: ME�IBERS PRESENT MEMBERS ABS[NT Mayor Nee, Councilman Fitzpatrick, Councilman Hamernik Councilman Schneider, and Councilwoman Kukowski None ADOP�fION OF AGENDA: Coun�ilman Schneider stated he wished to add an item under "New Business," "Receiving Peti ion and Consideration of a Street Light on Meadowmoor Drive." MOTI�N by Councilwoman Kukowski to adopt the agenda as amended. Seconded by Councilman Fitz atrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor tdee declared the motion carried unan mously. PUBL�C HEARINGS: PUBL C HEARING ON FINAL PLAT SUQDIVISION P.S. #77-01, ARNAL ADDITION, BY ARNOLD AND ALVA TCEt�lS; GENERALLY LOCATED A; 8iu1 I�SHTuN AVENUE N.E.: MOTI�N by Councilman Fitzpatrick to waive the reading of ihe Public Hearing notice and open'the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all votimg aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing open�d at 7:43 p.m. Mr. �obiech, Public Works Director, explained Berkeley Pump intends to construct a buil ing on the site proposed in this plat. A building permit cannot be issued at this'',time as the property in question is now a parcel of a larger part of property. Coun�ilman Schneider questioned if a park fee would be required. Mr. Sobiech stated ther$ would be a fee charged as required in the new ordinance. Mr, Sobiech stated the hecessary documents will be filed with the County Auditor so they will know what addi�ions Berkeley Pump encompasses. Mr. l!oews pointed out on the map the property which they own in response to a question from:'Councilman Fitzpatrick on hova far their ownership of property extended. No p�rsons in the audience spoke for or against this proposed plat. MOTICjN by Councilman Fitzpatrick to close the Public Hearing on consideration of the finall plat. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayorl Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing closed at 7:48 IP.m. PUBLI HEARING ON AMENDMENTS TO CHAPTER 405; CAaLE TELEVISION FRANCHISE (PURPOSE IS TO CLARI�FY AND UPDATE LANGUAGE IN CNAPTER : MOTIO by Councilwcman Kukowski to waive the reading of the Public Hearing notice and open he Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all votin aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing opene at 7:50 p.m. Mr. Sbbiech stated the Chairman of the Cable Television Commission, Mr. Mark Scott, was to belpresent at the meeting, but had not arrived as yet. He stated these amendments are mainl� housecleaning items to clear up some of the language. � PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF APRIL 11, 1977 PAGE 2 MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to table this item until Chairman Scott arrives or until the end of the agenda. Seconded by Councilman fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. PUBLIC HEARING ON STATE OF htINNESOTA, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION P Mayor Nee opened the public hearing a� 7:52 p.m. l� � � � ; ' ' ' . Mr. Nick Garaffa, 6750 t•lonroe Street N.E., stated he would like, as part of the Council's resolution, an emphasis on mass transportation with weekend bus transportation between the major shopping centers, such as Northtown and Brookdale. He felt some mechanism should be considered as feeder transportation, such as mini-buses, to the major bus routes. Mayor Nee stated the City administration has drafted a proposed letter dated April 12, 1977 to Mr. James Harrington, Commissioner of the Depar�ment of Transportation, regarding this Transportation Plan, and proceeded to read the letter. No other persons in the audience cor�nented on the Transportation Plan. Councilwoman Kukowski stated there is a problem with the barriers being installed on the freeway and felt this item should be raised in the Council's response to the Transportation Plan. With reference to page 2, paragraph 5 of the April 12, 1977 letter to Mr. James Harrington, Councilman Hamernik felt the last sentence could be deleted with more emphasis placed on paragraph 6 regarding the Northtown Bridge Crossing. He indicated he would like to avoid shifting traffic from Eas1: River Road onto Highway 47 (University Avenue). He felt the Council's response tc the Transportation Plan is io contribute ideas towards a long-range comprehensive plan and felt the emphasis on the Northtown Corridor probably would be the best solution to some of *he traffic problems existirig in Fridley. Councilman Kukowski stated she favored emphasis on trying to get traffic off of East River Road onto Highway 47. Councilman Fitzpatrick felt Highway 47 was better constructed to handle a larger traffic flow rather than East River Road, but did not know how successful it would be to shift traffic to Highway 47. He stated there have been conflic±ing reports and projections regarding ti°affic flows and suggested oossibly obtaining further information. He indicated he would like to see traffic minimized through Fridley regardless of the route. Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated the data that was used in compiling the North- town Corridor Study has changed and several assumptions made at the time are no longer true. Since the study was made, Northtown was constructed, and the number of trips per day and the cars per family has changed. He stated to obtain accurate figures on traffic flow would be very difficult. Mayor Nee felt provision should be made for adding addit:ional lanes for use by non-motorized vehicles at river crossings. No other persons in the audience commented on the Transportation Plan. MOTION by Councilwoman Kukoarski to close the public hearinc� on the State of Minnesota's Transportation Plan. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unar�imously and the Public Hearing closed at 8:23 p.m. PUBLIC HEARING ON RENEI,�AL O�d-SALE LIQUOR LICFNSE FOR WILLIAM F. WEISS, SAND[E'S ' INCORPORATED, 6490 CEtJTRAL A'JE�,UE NORTHEAST: — �� t 610TION by Councilman Schneider to v�aive the reading of the Public Hearing notice and ; open the Public Hearing. Seconded by Couneilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing � opened at 8:25 p.m. � Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated the ordinance provides for a public hearing on rei�ewal � of liquor licenses and stated the adrninis�ration had no adverse comments in regard to renewal of the liquor license for Sandee's. The requirements of the ordinance are met regarding the ratio of food sales in relation to liquor sales. ___ __. _ __ _ _ _ _ ____ : _ __ , I ' I IJI� ,'I ' �I � , �J ' , , ' � , ' ' � f 12 PUBLIjC HEARING MEETING OF APRIL 11, 1977 PAGE 3 Coun4ilwoman Kukowski inquired if there was a certain date in which they must comply witl�,the sprinkler system requireinent. The Qity Attorney> Mr. Herrick, stated when the ordinance, covering the requirement for sprirhkler systems was adopted in 1975, there were tM•ee provisions covering new cons�ruction; existing establishments that had applied for a liquor license; and thos� establishments who were in possession of a liquor license. He stated Sandee's woul come under the third provision of the ordinance and had three years from the adop�ion of the ordinance to install a sprinkler system so this requirement would not I�ave to be met until April 30, 1978. Mayo�h Nee requested further information from the Fire Department and the ow�ner regarding this requirement as far as the necessity and the costs involved. Mr. $obiech, Public Works Director, stated several months ago a proposal was submitted to t�e Council regarding the addition of a copper life safety sprinkler system. He stat�d any existing structure could possibly utilize this s,ystem without too much expense. The �ity staff was requested to check into this matter further with a report back to the ouncil. No pQrsons in the audience spoke for or against this license renewal. MOTIpN by Councilwoman Kukowski to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Hamej�nik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unan6mously and the Public Hea;•ing was closed at 8:28 p.m. �PUBL C HEARIPlG ON RENF4IAL ON-SALE LIQUOR LICENSE FOR GEORGE D. NICKLOW, GEORGE IS IN FRID EY, 3720 EAST RIV[R ROAD: ---------_..__ MOTIpN by Councilman Fitzpatrick to waive the reading of the Public Hearing notice ' and bpen the Pub�iic Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Set;r�ider. Upon a voice vote, all ,Ivoting a�e, P1ayor fdee declared i:he motien car� i�d unu��imously and the Public Hearing openled at 8:2o p.m. ' ' I I � ' ' ' ' _ � , �J Mayolr Nee stated there were no adverse conttnents from the City administration regarding this license renewal other than �:he fact they are net in compliance with the ordinance regai;ding the ratio of food sales as opposed to liquor sales. He stated the applicant indi�cated th�y believed they would be able to meet the requirements of the ordinance once theibridge is open again in Minneapolis. ThelCity Attorney, Mr. Nerrick, stated the ordinance does exceed the State Statute in tha� Fridley requires a certain portion of the income has to be from the sale of food. The!State Statute requires only a minimum scating capacity and facilities for serving fooa. He felt a det°Yillinatien should be made by the Council if they desire to keep the'',present ordiriance requirement regarding the percentage of food sales in relation to 1iq�jor sales, or to change the ordinance for compliance with the State Statute. He felt ther�e could be a different license fee charged for establishments who primarily served food as opposed to those who have greater liquor sales. Cour}cilman Fitzpatrick felt the State Statute was mod�fied greatly and the City is basilcally approaching a situation of a bar serving food. Cou cilwoman Kukowski felt the applicant should receive a special notice in writing of �he public hearing so that he could be present to answer any questions. Cou cilman Schneider felt it would be helpful to know what actions George Is In Fri�ley is planning to tak� in order to bring them into compliance with the ord nance. Nu �ersons in the auc+ience spoke for or against this application for renewal. MOT ON by Councilman Schneider to contin�e this public hearing until the next Council mee ing on April 18 and instruct the City staff to notify representatives of George Is In ridley of the Council's action. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vot�, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. � � , � PUBLIC HEARIN6 MEETING OF APRIL 11, 1977 PAGE 4 PUBLIC HEARING ON RENFWAL ON-SALE LIQUOR LICENSE FOR WALTER W. CURCIO, GROUND ROUND, 5277 CENTRAL AVENUE NORTHEAST: MOTION by Councilman Schneider to waive the reading of the Public Hearing notice and open the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing opened at 8:45 p.m. 1;3 , � ' , ' Mayor Nee stated the City administration has no adverse comments regarding this license renewal. The requirements of the ordinance are met regarding food sales in relation to liquor sales. No persons in the audience spoke for or against this application for renewal. MOTION by Councilwoo�an Y.ukowski to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by Counci1man Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing closed at 8:46 p.m. PUBLIC HEARI�dG ON RENEWAL ON-SALE LIQUOR LICENSE FOR WILLIAM A. NICKLOW, SNOREWOOD INN 1NCORPORATED, 6161 HIGH4IAY ;65 NORTHEAST: MOTION by Councilman Schneider to waive the reading of the Public Hearing notice and open the Public He«ring. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukovaski. tlpon a voice vote, a}} voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing was opened at 8:46 p.m. Mayor Nee stated the City administration has no adverse comments regarding the license renewal. The requirements of the ordinance are met regarding food sales in relation to liquor sales. No persons in tne audience spoke for or against this application for renewal. Councilman Schneider asked if the.parking requirements were met. Mr. Quresl�i, City Manager, explained these requirements were met before the addition, however, the City sold this property and was aware there was a parking problem. Mr. Nick 6araffa, b750 Monroe Street N.E., questioned if it was possible the percentages could be wrong regarding feod sales vs. liquor sales. Mayor Nee felt it was unlikely as these are audited figures submitted by independent auditors. MOTIOP� by Councilwoman Kukowski to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by Counciiman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing closed at 8:55 p.m. PUBLIC HEARING ON RENEbJAL ON-SALE LIQUOR LICENSE FOR WILLIAM G.GOTTWALDT, MAPLE LANES & MAPLE LANES RESTAURANT, 6310 HIGHWAY n65 NORTHEAST: MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to waive the reading of the Public liearing notice and open the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Harnernik. Upon a voice vote, all vot�ng aye> Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing opened at 8:55 p.m. Mayor Nee stated there are no adverse cominents from tf;e City administration regarding this application for renewal. The ordinance requires�ents are met regar�ing food sales in relation to liquor sales. No persons in the audience spoke for or against this application for renewal. MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to close the Publie Hearing. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing ciosed at 8:56 p.ni. ' I ' I ' I , ' ' , L' u ' �� T - • 1� I � PUaLI� NEARING MEE7ING OF APRIL 11, 1977 C�� _� � � ' ' PAGE 5 PUBLI HEARING ON RENEWAL ON-SALE WINE LICENSE FOR R06ERT HENRY SCHROER, CABALLERO SANDW CH SALQON, 7610 UNIVERSITY A�EPJUE NORTHEAST: MOTIQf� by Counciiman Schneider to waive the reading of the Public Hearing notice and open {he Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all votin� aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing opene� at 8:56 p.m. MayorlNee stated no adverse comments were received from the City administration regarding this 1ic.ense renewal. This wine license application does not come under the ordinance regar�ing the percentage of food sales vs. liquor sales. No pe�hsons in the audience spoke for or against this application for license renewal. MOTI0�1 by Councilman Hamernik to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukow�ki. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanir�ously and the Public Hearing closed at 8:57 p.m. NEW BI�SINESS: RECEII{ING REPORT REGARDING E3IKE SAFETY PROGRAM: Mr. Q�}reshi, City Manager, stated the Council was interested in what the City is doing ' regarding bike safety. He stated materials have been distributed to the Council which outlirje what is being done in this area and that it is essentially an educational safety progr�m with more emphasis placed on education rather than strict enforcement. He explained what is being done at the schools to promote bike safety for grades two throu�h six. ' Mr. Q�jreshi stated if the Council felt more concentration should be given in the enforcement area,,they would come back with options for them to consider. Counc�llman Hamernik indicated he hated to issue citatiors to bike riders, but was open to su gestions as to how ta encourage the young peaple to obey the traffic signs. ' He fe�t perhaps the education should be reinforced with enforcement. Councilman Schneilder suggested perhaps a periodic intense enforcement miyht be helpful. ' Counc�lman Fitzpatrick felt, in vie�v of the fairly intensive educational program and the ldw record of bike accidents in the City, the City staff might continue to be aware of any other programs that could be added in terms of education. - ' Counc�llwoman Kukoarski indicated she had worked with the bike rodeos for the past several years and the youth are very knowledgable, but they do not know cn what side of the streeti to ride their bikes. She felt if the Police Officers would emphasize this when the rdc�eos are conducted, it would be very helpful. Mr. Q�reshi stated stenciled arrows and signing is proposed this year in conjunction with �tripping for bicycle lanes. Councillman Hamernik stated residents on 7th Street have indicated a concern about abuse of th� traffic laws by bicyclists. Mr. Q�jreshi suqgested some signing for bicyclists regarding obeying of traffic laws may b� helpful. Councillman Hamernik stated he would like to see more nbservance of the traffic laws by the bicyclists, and would like the administration to�^ive consideration as to ways �n whi�ch improvement can be made for better observance of these ]aws. Cour�cilwoman Kukowski suggested a communication be sent to the school principals and this information periodically given over the PA system to remind students of bicycle safet and traffic laws. MOTIO by Councilwoman Kukowski to receive the report from the City administration regar�ing the bike safety program. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all vdting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. � i,_ � �i PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF APRIL 11, 1977 PAGE 6 RESOLUTION N0. 39-1977 - RECOMMENDING RENAMING BANFILL'S ISLAND 70 BRECK'S ISLAND: MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to adopt Resolution 39-1977 Recommending Renaming Banfill's Island to Qr�ck's Island. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION N0. 40-1977 - IN SUPPORT OF SENATE fILE 793 (HOUSE FILE 1092) IN REGARD TO LAKE RESTORATION AND IMPROVEMENT: MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to adopt Resolution No. 40-1977 In Support of Senate File 793 (House File 1092) in Regard to Lake Restoration and Improvement and circulate this Resolution to the Legislature. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor f�ee declared the motion carried unani+��ously. DISCUSSION REGARDIN6 LOCATION OF GARDEN PLOTS: Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated information was given to the Council regarding the program of garden plots for Fridley residents. He stated one location considered was on the west side of the railr•oad tracks north of Mississippi Street and east of Ashton Street, w,�ich is tax forfeited property; however, property owners in this area were not in favor of such a program on this property. Their major concern tvas the traffic that would be generated by this activity. Mr. Qureshi stated an area of Locke Park was then considered. Dr. Boudreau , Parks and Recreation Director, has indicated the soil condil:ions could be made useable for garden plots. Nowevei°, this location is more isolated and could be a potential for vandalism. Dr. Boudreau stated the City has had two inquiries into the garden plot program and felt the location in Locke Park would serve the purpose. Mr. Qur•eshi stated the question is whether the Council wishes to use the location in Locke Park on a trial basis for this year, if there is sufficient interest in the program. Mr. Alex Qarna, 560 Hugo Street N.[., suggested the area of Riversedge Park would be idaal for gardening. Mr. James Regan, 16 N.E. 66%Z Way, stated residents in the Ashton area were going to submit a petition, if this area was considered for this proyi°am, but were advised the City would not consider this site because of the adverse reaction received from the residents. MOTION by Councilwoman Kukoarski to approve the Locke Park location for garden plts, if there proves to be a demand for this service. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. COMMUNICATIONS: CONSIDERATION OF CORRESPONDENCE TO MINNESOTA DFPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION PROVIDING CITY OF FRIGLEY INPUT ON THE TRANSPORTATION PLAN: Mayor Nee stated this item was discussed under the public hearing on the Transportation Plan and the staff is to redraft a letter for the Cour,cil's consideration. RECEIVING PETITION N0. 3-1977 REQUESTION INSTALLATION Of A DUSK-TO-DAWN STREE7 LIGHT IN THE P1IUDLE dF BLOCK ON hiEADO�n'MOORE DRIVE: , MOTION by Councilman Schneider to receive Petition No. 3-1977 for a street light on Meadowmoore Drive. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting i aye, Mayor Nee declared the motio�l carried unanimously. Councilmar� Schneider stai,ed residents have had problems w�ith vandalism in this area and have petitioned for a street light. He requested the City staff to make an investi- gation and recommendation in this matter. PUBLIC HEARING ON AMENDNiENTS TO CHAPTFR 405� CABLE TELEVISION FRANCfIISE PURPOSE IS TO CLARIFY RND UPDATE LAfdGUAGE IN CH�ER : Mr. Sobiech indicated he had tried to contact Mr. Mark Scott, Chairman of the Cable Television Conunission, but was unable to reach him. _--. _ . _ __ _ _ _ __ . _ __ _ ' � � ' I ❑ � II� ' I , I t I ' � , ' �, ' � i 7 1 `) '' PUBL14 HEARING MEETING OF APRIL 11, 1977 PAGE 7 This ublic hearing had been continued earlier in the meeting until Mr. Scott's appea�ance or until the end of the agenda. MOTIOt� by Councilman Fitzpatrick to consider this item which was continued from earlier in th$ meeting. Seconded by Councilwoman Kukowski. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, MayorlNee declared the motion carried unanimously. No pet}sons in the audience spoke regarding these proposed amendments. The C�uncil reviewed these proposed amendments and indicated some of the numbering of a sectidn would have to be changed.as this section is misnumbered. The C�uncil was advised these items would be reviewed when the amendments are put into ordir nce forin for the Council's action. MOTIO!� by Councilwoman Kukowski to close the public hearing on the proposed amendments to Ch�pter 405. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing closed at 9:55 p.m. AGENDI� - SHOIdN ON CABLE TELEVISION DURING THE COUNCIL MEETINf: Counc�lman Schneider requested that the City staff check to see if it would be possible to ha�e the ayenda index showr� periodically over Cable Television during the Council meeti rjg . ADJOU NMENT: MOTION by Councilwoman Kukowski to adjourn the meetiny. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon al voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and t�e Public Hearing meeting of the Fridley City Council of April 11, 1977 adjourned at 9: 7 p.m. Respedtfully submitted, Carol� Haddad William J, Nee Secredary to the City Council Mayor Appro�led: _ .. .. . . i__ � 0 i i � a��ua.��i .� v. I LLC (]1� 1/f1L' 1\ 1 11LL1L47 i � Following are the "ACTIONS NEEDED" Please have your ans.v�.;�.; " '�ack in tle City blanag�r's office by Wednesday Noon, April 20, 1977. Thanls you .I FRIDLEY (;ITY �OU;JCIL — PUBLIC HEARIidG �"'IEETI;�G — APKIL 11, 1�11 — 7:ju t,i�l, �.. -- i PLEDGE OF'� ALLEG IAPdCE: ROLL CALL� • All Pr�esent ADOP�TIOPJ �F AGEiVDA: � E�ddedlItem: Receiving Petition for Street Light � PUBLIC NE/�RI��GS; � � PUBLIC HE�RING ON FINAL. PLRT SUBDIVISiOiV P��, #77—Oif ARNAL ADD�TION, BY ARNOLD AND �iLVAN TOEWS; GENERALLY � LOCA'TED At �IOI ASHTON AVENUE iV � E � , � , � , � , , , , , , � � 1 — 1 C � Public H�aring Closed ENGIIv'EERING ACTIO�t�T NEEDED: Put item an next agenda for final consideration � � ' I PUBLIC HE/�RING ON AMENDME�VTS TO CAHPTER �US; CABLE ,' TELE'�ISIO(� FRANCHISE �PURPOSE IS TO CLARIFY AND UPDATE LANGIJAGE �N CHAPTER) � � � � � � �. � � � , � , , � � , , , , � , 2 - 1 E P blic Hearing closed GINEERING ACTI N NEED�D: Prepare ordinance amending cable ordinance i ' , wit the one small suggested change. Put on April 18 agenda for first reading. r� �! PU�LIC HE:ARI(VGj h1EETING, APRIL 11, 1977 PUBLIC: HEARINGS (COfVTIfJUED) � PA�t 2 PUBLIC HEARING ON STATE OF P'�1NNESOTA, llEPARTMENT OF � TRANSF'ORTATIION PLAN � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 3 ' j � Publi� Hearing closed E INEERING ACTIO�1 NEEDED: See Item #14 for action to be taken. � � ' �ANCE � � � NANCE ' ' � PUBLI(; HEAPoING ON RENEWAL ON-SALE LIQUOR LICENSE FOR WILLI�aM F�'WEISS, SANDEE�S INCORPORATED, �490 CENTRAL AVENUE= �VORI�HEAST � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 4 - 4 B Public Hearing closed ACTION NFEEDED: Put item on next regular agenda for consideration PUBLI�� HEAf�ING ON RENEWAL ON-SALE LIQUOR LICENSE FOR GEORGE D� �IICKLOW, GEORGE IS IN FRIDLEY, 372U EasT RIVER ROAD,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,5-5� Publ�c Hearing Continued to April 18, 1977 ACTION N�EDED: Advise applicant to appear at the next Cou:ncil r�eeting. PUBLIC HEARING ON RENEWAL ON-SALE LIQUOR LICENSE FOR WALTER W� GURCIO, GROUND ROUND, 5Z%% CENTRAL AVENUE I�ORTH- E�ST� � � � � � � � � � � � � � . � � � � . � � � . , � � � � b Publ�.c Hearing closed I NANCE ACTION NE�DED: Put item on next regular agenda for consideration � � ' � , . ' FINANCE � � ' ' PU�LIC; HEARIIVG MEETIN�, APIZIL 11, 1917 T, I� , � ' INANCE ' 1 PUBLIC HEARINGS (COyTINUED) PUBLIC NEARING Ot� RENEWAL ON-SALE LIQUOR LICENSE FOR WILLIAM A. �ICKLOW, SHOREWO�D INN INCORPORATED, 6161 HI GH'vJAY t�65 ��IORTHEAST � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � Public Hearing closed • ACTION NEEDED: Put on next regular agenda, for consideration PUBLIC HEARING ON RENEWAL ON-SALE LIQUOR LICENSE FOR WILLIAM li, GOTTWALDT, I��APLE LANES c� I'�APLE LANES �ESTAURANT, b31O NIGHWAY #65 i�ORTHEAST� � � � � � � � � � � � 2� :Public Hea,ring closed ACTION NEEI?ED: Pu± on next regular agenda for consideration PUBLIC HEARING ON RENE4�JAL ON-SALE WINE LICENSE FOR ROBERT NENRY SCNRO�R, CABALLERO SANDWICH SALOON, %61U UNIVERSITY AVENUE ��ORTHEAST� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 9 Public Hering closed AGTION NEEDED: Put on next regular agenda for consideration NEw BUS I i�ESS : P�1GE 3 REGE,IVING REPORT REGARDING BIKE SAFETY PROGRAM� �� IO - IO B F�eport received I�NGINEERING ACTION NEEDED: Put additional marking, signing like: Obeybike laws, at approprzate high-bike-use areas. p�p LICE ACTION N�EDED: Work with elementary school principal requestin� �— �� announcementsthrough their public addres.s system to advise students about obeying bike laws at appropriate times and days, and look into saturation patrolling for additional warning effort, especiall� ' for not stopping at stop signs and biking the wrong clirection. ' Y • ' PUBLIC HEARI�dG i�IEETING, APRIL 11, 1977 i PAGE 4 iJEW BUSIVESS (CONTI(�UED) 1 CQN.>IDERATION OF A RESOLUTION RENAMING BANFIL ISLAND ' TO F�RECK�S ISLAND� , � � � . � � , � � � � � , � . � . � � � . 11 Resolution No. 39-1977 adopted CITY MANAGER ACTION NEEDED: Forward cer-tified copy of resolution to Department of Natural Resources with copies to Nir. Ausen at U of M, 8rooklyn Park City Manager and Anoka County � , CON:�IDERATION OF A RESOLUTION IN S��PORT OF SENATE FILE , 793 (HousE Fi�E 1092) IN REGARD TO �AKE RESTORATION AND - IMPFtOVEMENT � � � � � � � , � � , � � , , , . � � . � . . . . . 12 — 12 L Resolution No. 40-1977 adopted JTY R4ANAGER_ ACTI4N NEEDED: Forward certified copy of resolution to State Legislators. ' ' DIS(,USSION REG�iRDING LQCATION OF GARDEf� PLOTS� , � , , , � � , 13 Garden Plots to be set up in Locke Park providing there is interest RKS & REC ACTION NEEDED: If an interest is shown, make arrangments for garden plots i 1 COMi�UiV I CATI ONS : CONSIDERATION OF CQRRESPONDENCE TO l`�INNESOTA DEPARTMENT � OF �RANSPORT�TION PROVIDING CITY OF FRIDLEY INPUT ON THE TRAfVSPORTATION PLAN� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 14 — 14 C Staff to redraft letter NGINEERING ACTION NEEDED: Redra�t letter taking into special consideration (1) provisions for pedestirans and (continued on ne� ADD:ED ITEM; RECEIVING PETITION NO. 3-1977 Ii.LQUESTING STREET LIGHT p�'g ON 1VIEADOW�SOOR DRIVE NGINEERING ACTION NEEDED: Give the street light policy to the City Council , again and come up with a recommendation regarding petition for the CounciZ's review at the April 18 meeting. ADJI�URN: 9:57 P.r�. ADDITION: AGENDA ON TELEVISION: index NGINEERING: ACTION NEED�D: hlake arrangemenis to project the agenda/on the overhead projector once in a while so that the camera's can pick it I up� il ��- , Item #14 from previous page ENGINEERING ACTION NEED�D: Redraft letter taking into special consideration: (1) Provisions for pedestrian and non-motorized vehicle crossing of river. (2) Looking into East River Road concern (3) Noise barrier (4) Transit provision for shopping including Saturdays. ' ' � ' , ' �� r � 0 �� ' , FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL MEETING ' PLEASE SIGN NAME ADDRESS ANQ ITEM NUMBER INTERESTED IN DATE: ApriT 11, T977 � NAME_ _ _____ ___________ ______ADDRESS___ ____ ITEM NUMBER __ ______ ___ ----------------- ----------- ---- __ _ __ _--- -- - _.�--r� _°= =s��o� =aaaa� =Q= _�_ - -_�_��_�^- q - (p - ` ; � I � �T � � C/� ,`S� � ,-'" �` , f o ,,� -�? I � � � � 3� � � . � � - � Gf� , � / � , �c � C rt �1 �''t-� /-� ? � �l o �r� � � r�. � � < <— ' , . ' • , , ' . 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" � , "`�. _ __ _ ___ �� il� — � ' FRIDLEY CITY COUiJCIL — PUBLIC HEARIidG i�lEET1�fG — APKIL 11, 1911 — 7:3i1 P.f�, , 1 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIAPJCE: � ROLL CALL: ADOPTIOPd OF AGEiVDA: PUBLIC HEARIC�GS; PUBLIC �iEARING ON FINAL �LAT SUBDIVISION P�� #77--01, ARNAL ADDITION, BY ARNOLD AND ALVAN TOEWS; GENERALLY LOCATED AT 2�IO1 ASHTON AVENUE I�I � E � � � , � , , � , � � , � � � 1 - 1 C � PUBLIC HEARING ON AMENDMENTS TO CAHPTER 4U5; CABLE '�I ' TELEVISION FRANCHISE �PURPOSE IS TO CLARIFY AND UPDATE ILANGUAGE IN CHAPTER) � � � � � � � , . . � , , , � , , , � , , 2 - Z � ' , ' PUBLIC HEARI(VG (�IEETI(dG, APRIL ll, 1977 PUBLIC HEARINGS (CO(VTI(JUED) PA�t 2 PUBLIC HEARING ON STATE OF P'11NNESOTA, vEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTAT I ON PLAN � � � � � � � � � � � � � . . � . � � � � � 3 - j B PUBLIC HEARING ON RENEWAL ON-SALE LIQUOR LICENSE FOR WILLIAM F, WEISS� SANDEE�S INCORPORATED, �490 CENTRAL AVENUE ��IORTHEAST � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 4 ' � B PUBLIC HEARING ON RENEWAL ON-SALE LIQUOR LICENSE FOR GEORGE D� NICKLOW, GEORGE IS IN FRIDLEY, 3%ZU EAST RIVER ROAD� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 5 - 5 $ PUBLIC HEARING ON RENEWAL ON-SALE LIQUOR LICENSE FOR WALTER W� CURCIO, GROUND ROUND, 5Z%% CENTRAL AVENUE I�IORTH- EAST� � � � � � � � � � � � � � . . � � � � . � � � � . . � . b ' � � PUBLIC HEARIIVG MEETIN�, AP{ZIL 11, 1917 PaGE 's PUBLIC HEARINGS (COiVTINUED) PUBLIC HEARING OtJ RENEWAL ON-SALE LIQUOR LICENSE FOR WILLIAM A� NICKLOW, SHOREWOOD INN INCORPORATED, 6161 iiIGHWAY �6S �VORTHEAST� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � % PUBLIC HEARING ON RENEWAL ON-SALE LIQUOR LICENSE FOR WI LLIAM G� GOTTWALDT, I��APLE LANES &��IAPLE LANES RESTAURANT, b31O NIGHWAY #E�S fVORTHEAST� � � � � . � . � . � � 2� PUBLIC HEARING ON RENEWAL ON-SALE WINE LICENSE FOR ROBERT HENRY SCHROER, CABALLERO SANDWICH SALOON, �6.IO UNIVERSITY AVENUE ��ORTHEAST� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 9 NEW BUS I iJESS : RECEIVING REPORT REGARDING BIKE SAFETY PROGRAM� �� IO - IO B � � PUt3LIC HEARIi�G i�IEETING, APRIL 11, 1977 PAGE 4 � �. i�EW BUSI�ESS (CONTIf�UED) CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION RENAMING BANFIL ISLAND � TO $RECK'S ISLAND� . � � . � , � . . � . � � � � � � � � � . , 11 � CONSIDERATION 0� A RESOLUTIQN IN SUPPORT OF SENATE FILE 793 (HousE FILE 1092) IN REGARD TO �AKE RESTORATION AND IMPROVEMENT � � � � � � . � � � � � � . . � � � � � � . � . . � IZ - IZ . DISCUSSION REGARDING LOCATION OF GARDEN P�OTS� ��., 13 � �� COfY1i�U�v I CATI ONS : CONSIDERATION OF CORRESPONDENCE TO �`�INNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION PROVIDING CITY OF FRIDLEY INPUT ON THE TRANSPORTAT I ON PLAN � � � � . � . � � � � � . � � � . . � � . � 1�+ - 14 C �' ADJOURN: � 1 PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE TfiE CITY COUt�CIL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NoticE is hereby given that there wil7 be a Public Hearing of the City Council of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University Avenue Northea�>t on Monday, April 11, 1977 in the Council Chamber at 7:30 P.M, for the purpose of: r � Consideration of a Final Plat, P.S. �77-01, Arnal Addition, by Arnold and Alvan Toevis, being a replat of that part of the Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 3, T-30, R-24, lying Westerly of the Westerly right of way line of Burlington Northern, Inc., lying Easterly of the Easterly right of way line of Ashton Avenue and lying Southerly of a line described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of the South line of the Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter and the said t�lesterly right of t�;ay line; thence en an assumed bearing of N.18°26`10"4!, along said Westerly right of way line, 293.25 feet to the actual point of beginning; thence on a dearing of West, 292.20 feet to the Easterly right of way line of Ashton Avenue and there terminating, located in the North Nalf cf Section 3, T-30, R-24, City of �ridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Generally located at 8101 Ashton Avenue N.E. Anyor�e desi ri ng to be heard s�ri th reference to the above matter t,ri 11 be heard at this meeting. Publish: March 23, 1977 March 30, 1977 WILLIAM J. NEE MAYOR 1 . , :„,�� M,. \ , �`1"l ii � �i •�/ ._ . ;� , 1 A w �i I 1 f �/ _ i i � ` .. �� , . � ; �;; i � \ ( , , -:,� c/ r � "'1 1 r ,._ . \. . , � � • � •' . r ' �'•. � y�'% , �. �, � • �' ' � . � � � / , I , , , / . . . \ :,; � \ � , . . , � / � �•!/ � t �I / . � � / � ' � ` � / , . �� 'a� � �. • _ C� :L �- _ _ - - - - .3� � �is �� \ �� 30 3° • sfis>- rss'o--..e. , � � --�--i'; �� .�riivm — — »-,- � Jo . � � o � o rr �S �s i �e i1 •\ � — _ _ — — _... _- ^ — — -- q° �-� 9° ��.� � � � 'i;��- �. , 4 '�, � .i r .. , \ j� �� ` -f.i��+'• c. ^ !�; , U,��r i�'�,�0�,3 � � ;,� o � q A N��,Q a,`; �,� � a.` v; L, �� o ,� P. 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'- �'�+ r� �LSa Y ` . � r l -• t � r � . . �W.V �,° , ,��4b; s CIRCLC ' r`,;, ,� ,� � �, � '�; �:}, T.I' � J � �, � � P A •.'». � t.p ' 1. /. +1 )!!i tA. . �i�q� _ , O �� ..� �f0� I �ry�'�� /7 - Y Y ♦ ♦. 0 1 1 r .., ' u \ ' p�,,1(0"' t'► ' ^x �' 8 j �` � s.�,. �o• �.,s• - - - - - �n `- - „� � W w� � f0 � h �i f�' � . ._. 9��.3: -....Ip••- . . ' `J•." 1 GEN T£R ` � • t • , SEC.3 �I : 1 _ _ .._ _ _ /"'� ` � � � � � � It� � �. CITY OF FRIDLEY PLANNING COt��IISSION MEETING - FEBRUARY 9, 19?? CALL TO ORDER: PAGE 1 Chairperson Harris called the meeting to order at�'�:38 P.�1. ROLL CALL: I�Sembers Present: Harris, Berg;nan, Peterson (arrived 8:15)� Schnabel, Lhea l�iembers Absent: Langenfeld �� ,-� i Others Present: Jerrold Boardman� City Planner i � f APPROVE PLANNING CO2�Il'�iISSION MINUTFS : J�.NUARY 19, 1977 � MOTION by Bergman, sec�nded by Shea, that the Planning Commission minutes of Janua.ry 19, 1977 be approved. Mrs. Schnabel noted that on page 11, the third paragraph, there should be a comma after the word "continuing". j�PON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously., J 1. PUBLTC HEA�.It�G: PRO.T'OS� PR�LI.'•?I:�1Ai'2Y PLATt P.S. �77-01, ARNAL ADDITION: BY ARR'OLD ��:�D AI,V�.�1 TO�.:S: Being a repiat oi that part of the S:,J �� oi the NE 4 0� Section 3, lying �•iesterly of the Westerly right of :aay line of $urlington Northern, Inc., lying Easterly of tne Easterly right of way line of Ashton Avenue and lyir.g Southerly of a line described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of the �outn line of the SW 4 of the NE � and said Zaesterly right oi way line; thence on an assumed bearing of $. 16°26�1o�r�,�, along said �;ester].y right of i�ay line 293.25 feei to the actual point of beginning; thence on a bearing of 1�7est 292.20 feet to the Easterly right of way line of Ashton Avenue, and there terminating, the same being 8101 Ashton Avenue N.E. MOTION by Shea, seconded by BergMan, that the Planning Corunission open the Public Iiearing on Proposed Preliminary Plat P.S. ,'�77-02, ARNAL ADDITION, By Arnold and Alvan Toews. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Chairperson iiarris declared tne Public Hearing open at 7:Iil1 P.M. Mr. A1 Toews was present and stated thai Arnal Addition did not need all the lrind they had, but their neighbors, Berkeley Pump Company, needed more room and wanted to b�y l'� acres. He explained this had never been recorded 1B � Plsnnin� Commission Meeting - February 9, 19?? P�;e 2 � 1 C � a§ being private property, so this was what they had to do. � Mrs. Schnabel asked if Berkeley Pump had ever attempted to purchase this property before, and Mr. Toews replied that this was the first time. Mrs. Schrtabel said the reason she was questionin�; this was she knew Berkeley Pump � had a request for a variance coming through the Appeals Commission on that same property, and Mr. Toews said he was aware of that. Chairperson Harris asked if 1•ir. Toews knew if it was the intention of � Berkeley Pump to put an addition on, and he replied that he didn't think it was their plan to add on. Mr. Toews added he didn't l�ow if they could add on if they wanted to because there was an easement involved. Chairperson � Harris said a site plan had been submitted to the City from Berkeley Pump dated January 31, 1977, which showed a proposed addition. He noted that it was zoned Industrial. � Mrs. Schnabel said that in reference to this, the existing building was on Lots 3, �t and 5, and at one point they had wanted a permit to add on to the � West side of that building. She explained they were denied that permit, but were gran ted a permit to add on to the North side of the building. Chairperson Harris said it appeared i'rom the plat that Ber keley had taken �� into account the 10' drainage anci utility easement on the Easterly side of the property. He noted the property was an acre and a half, so it did conform with the zoning require:�ents. P•irs. Schnabel pointed out this had � been rezoned to P•71 in 1571�. �f �er sonie discussion on if the zoning was Ml or M2, 2ir. Bergman said it should go into the r�nutes that this was being considered an PS1 property. Mr. Bergman asked what the variance was for, and I�1rs. Schnabel explained it was a setback variance to reduce the building setback from lOQ' to 73'. � NOTION by Schnabel, seconded by Shea, that the Planning Commission close � the Public Hearing on Propose Preliminary P1at P.S. #77-01, Arnal Addition, by Arnold and Alvan Toe��rs. Upon a voice cote, all voting aye, Chairperson � Harris declared the Public Hearing closed at 7:58. MOTION by Shea, seconded by Bergman, that the Planning Cor.►mission recorimend � to Council approval of Proposed Preliminary Plat, P.S. #77-01, Arna1 addition, by Arnold and Alvan Toews: 3eing a replat of that part of the Stid 4 of the NE 4 of Section 3, lying Westerly of the �desterly right of way line of Burlington Northern, Inc., lying Easterly of the Easterly right of way line � of Ashton Avenue and lying Soutnerly of a line described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of the South line of the S'v� 4 of the N� 4 and said �Jesterly right of way line; thence on an assumed bearing of N.18�26�1o�^a, � along said Westerly right of wa,y line 293.25 feet to the actual point of beginning; thence on a bearing of jdest 292.20 feet to the Easterly right of w�y line of Ashton Avenue, and there terminating, the same being 8101 Ashton � Avenue N.E. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. � ' � � � PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: "�` Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Hearing of the City Counci7 of the City of Fridley in the City Hall at 6431 University � Avenue Northeast on Monday, April 11, 1977 in the Council Chamber at 7:30 P.M, to consider the following mat�er: � � Amendments to Chapter 405. Cable Television Franchise (Ref. 522) of the Fridley City Code, as follows: Section 405.05. Payment to the City � The company shall pay to �he City on or before P4a��k-}s� 4ctober lst of each year folTowing the commencem@nt vf cable casting an u equal to five percent (5�) of tf�e annua1 gross subscriber revenues or such addi�ional percentage of revenues that mav in the future be � deemed reasonable by the Federal Communicati.ons Cammission or such�other regulator�► bodies�that may have authority over the establishment of franchise fees taken in and rece�ved by the company for services � provided within �he City during the year, for the use of the streets and other facilities of the City in the operation of the CATV system and for the municipal regulation thereof. This payment � shall be in addition to any other tax or payment owed to the City by the company. In the event that any payment is not made by P4awel� �s� October lst. as provided above, interest on the amount due, as determined from the gross subscriber revenues report of.the certified � public accauntant, shall accru� from such date at the annual rate of eight per cent (8%). The amounts designated in this section may be amended no more than ance each year by the City Council consistent � with increased costs for municipal supervision and after a public hearing. � � �� I� ��i Section 405.116 Arbitration The City Manager is hereby authorized and empowered to adjust, settle, or compromise any controversy or charge arising from the operations of any company under this ordinance, either on behalf of the City, or the company, in the best interest of the public. Either the City or the company when dissatisfied with the decision of the City Manager may appeal the matter to a Board of Arbitration for hearing and final determination. The Board of Arbitration may accept, reject or modify the decision of the City hfanager; and the Board of Arbitration may � adjust, settle, or compromiseany controversy arising from the operati'ons of any company or from any provision of this ordinance. The decision of the Board of Rrbitration shall be final. Sectaon 405.194 Alternate Approach If the system operator desires to distribute signals by using multiple 2 � Pa e 2 Public Hearin on Cha ter 405, 9 9 P �z � , ., � ' � . cable techniques of specialized receiving devices, which, because of tne basic design, cannot comply with one or more of the technical standards set forth in � para�wa�(�--�e3-4��-e#'-�b�s-see��e�a, Section 405.193, he may be permitted to operate with such equipment provided tha.. an a equate showing is made which establishes that the subscribers are provided an equivalent quality of � service. The City expects full technical proof of equivalent performance before it can judge whether such an alternate approach would be acceptable. Section 405.195 Measurements 6. e.,(L�st.2 sentences)1P�asurements shall exclude those contaminants, known to be occasianed by propagation anamolies or those p�esent on receiving antenna, where �xcepted by paragraph��8- (a), (b} (c) (d} of this Section. System contaminan� measurements may be made with processing equipment inputs disconneeted and terminated in a suitable termination resistor. Section 405.233 Permits, Instailation and Service Within one hundred eighty (180) days after the commencement of construction and installation of the system, company shall praceed to render service to subscribers, and the completion of the construction and installation shall 6e pursued with reasonable diligence thereafter, so that service to all areas designated o� the map accompanying the appiication for franchise „ as-��ev��e�-��eEc�e�-��-�exee�� sha11 be.extended to at least 20� of the City each year and to be completed within five (5) years. Section .�05.234 Permits, Installation and Service Failure on the part of ihe company �o commence and diligently pursue each of the foregoing requirements and �o complete each of the mat�er.s set forth herein, shall be grounds for termina�ion of such franchise, under and purs.uant � to the terms of �ee��,-��-�e�ee�, Sec�ian 205.29; provided, however, that the Council in its discreiian may extend the time for the commencement and� completion of construction and ins�allation for addi�ional periods in the � :event the company, acting in good faith, experiences delays by reason of circumstances beyond �heir control. �� '� i� � Section 4050261 Preferential or Discriminatory Practices Prohibited 7he company shali not refuse cable television service to any person or organization who requests such sQrvice for a lawful purpose, nor shall the company refuse any person or organization �Che right to cablecast pursuant to provisions of 2��-a�d-��6 Sections 405.253 and 405.,254 of this ordinance. The company shall not, as to rates, charges, service facilities rules, regulations or in any other respect make or grant any preference or advantage to any person, nor subject any person to any prejudice or disadvantage. � � � � 405.28 Cable Television Commission . Paragraph 3: The company shall furnish the Commission with �ep�e��e-pe�er� business reports on or before February lst and August lst advising the CommissTOn on: progress made in instal,lation of thesy�stem, utilization of channels; program schedules; new services planned; and an annual projection Page 3 Public Nearing on Chapter 405. e � 2 � . i.e. business plan for the forthcoming year. Specific form and frequency of reports shall be specified in a memorandum of understanding hetween the City and the company. The Commission shall review the accomplishments of the company and determine if progress is consistent with the company's projections. The Commission shall issue reports, at least semi-annually to the residents of the City. Section 405.302 Procedure Upon Reimbursement If this franchise is cancelled, or not renewed, for any reason ather than the company's failure to comply with the terms and conditions of this ordinance and othew applicable local, state and federal laws a�d regulations, that part of the system located in the City sha17, at the option of the City, become the property of the City at a cost not to exceed its then book value (i.e. cost less accumulated depr�ciation) according to generally accepted accounting principies. Such book va1ue if not agreed upon shall be determined by arbitration pursuant to Section ��wF- 405.116 of this ordinance. Either party may demand ar6itration to determine 600k value. Book value shall not include any valuation based upan this franc�ise. The purpose of this public hearing is basically to remove obsolete language - from Chapter 405 and for c1arification. All deletions are crossed out and all additions are underlined. � Anyone desiring to be heard with reference to the above matter will be heard at this meetingo WILLIAN J. NEE MAYOR � Publish: March 23, 1977 March 30, 1977 � 0 .-- � I LAW OFFICES IIS4 EA8T GRAIN EXGHANGE BUtLGINO 412 SOUTM FOURTH STREET MINNEAPOI.lS, MINNESOTA 55415 � OOUGLAS A. HEOIN WILLIAM F. ME531NGER CHRISTINE M. LEICK PETER L. COOPER ANDREW W. HAtNES , � JONM W, ELWELI March 31, 1977 � The City of Fridley Attention: Clyde V. .�4oravetz ± Civic Center I� 6431 University Avenue, N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Dear Clyde: 2C TCI.EPMONE: d12/337-346i This is to follow-up our t�lep�one conversatior� af�er the meeting on Wedr,esday night regarding the housekeeping amendments to the Cable Television ardinance. � hav� pn�.addit�anal �har.gE and one correction on the p�evious amendments whiah T have submitted to the City. ' First, Section 405.301 regarding procedure u��an terminatian of the franchise contains a r�feren:ce to a"S�Gtian 17'° and another. reference to a"Section 7"e �� cc�u�se, there is nc� S�ction 17 or Section 7 in the present ordiz�ance. The cor��ct �eference should be to Section 405aI7 and 405e07. z a�n attachiz�g a r�vised Section 405.301, containing the corr�ct azneridmen�.s, and suggest that you submit these o� have Mark Scott su�m�,t t.k�.ese �a th� Council or at the public hearing. � I also have proposed an amendm��t ta Sec�i�r� �05�261 on page 18 of the ordinance. I suggested that the r�ferenc�� to "z2E and 25C" should be deleted and corr�Gt re�erence5 ta Sec�ion 405.253 and 405.254 should be inser�ed. The a�ef��ezic� �.o Section 405.254 is incorrect because the City Council ha� de�ided not ta adopt the new Section 405.254 which I previausly submitted to the Commission and which was a topic of discussian last evening. Accordingly, the reference to 405.254 should be changed to 405.225. Again, I am attaching to this letter a correct amendment to Secti:on 405.261. If you have any questions about either of telephone� these amendments, please 0 , : .` . . � �.. . 3' , . � . ..w.� .t� . " _ '?��v . �. . . .1. . . • . � '. , �:u . .. .. ! .r. D';t•�" • � iti:F. - ' . � . , :� , ` :� ' . �, '-�j ' � -�, 2 D � . ' . . o' " � ' t V . � Y. �~ •1. `� . � r . 1 - � � , . . � �� ; • , � . . " - .. � . .. . ♦ •. • �. r -' . e .% } ,�. 7 . ' � ., . � .4 � � �: . ': _ . .. .. � .. -t� 5:`+x:'.�. . . _ .. . . � .i . v . . �* . • _ . . � J . . . ' . f-., �`y, . y � , Section 405. 301. Procedure �Upon Terinination : � _' -' .:� ,. , , � .. � ,,::�., , - � � � , •♦ � � � ' � � � � �� I�� I� I' . . .. ��, �:.,.: _. . . , •-, `.1;. Upon the expiration, termination ar revocation of this franchise, �- . . .. . . . :�< -..r; ,. the company shall enter upan the public ways and public places.of , , , . . �.�� the City for the purpose af removing therefrom all of its plants, ,�.� � . . � . ,:. :�� . .,s=: structures and equipment and shall promptly rEmove a11 of. i�s - '. . .�� ' � .°:�:: facilities and equipment from the premi.ses o� a11 subscribers a�� • -� ...: ... .: ,, . a time convenient to both the company and the subscribers, bu�. anly . . . . . . . . . �, . . ' . .. . . � . , . _ . " � . - ' . _.. .. - . , . . . •!-: after the City has had amgle time and opportuni.ty to,renew this � . �� . � . . „ , .r franchise or to purchase, candemn or ,secure ano�her franchise.��'. � " .. . ..� . . . . . . �- • . .. ~�y�� .4� In so removing such plants, structures and equi.pment,�the:campany: . �_,.. , _ M,; ;A t=�X . °:♦ shall.refill, at its awn expense, any e�cavati.on that sha11 be . � � . .. , . < : ;-, ;r made by it and shall leave such publ.ic ways and places in as good condition as that prevailing grior to the company's rEmoval of its ;:,;=: r equipment and agpl.iances without affecting, altering q� disturbing ' •- r. - - in any way the electric di.stribution or telephone cables, wires or attachments on any poles. The City Engineer or his appointee � �°��--- a�� . � ; �; shall inspect and approv� the condi�ian o� such public ways and "� . .v>�� .t: : �_:; : �:: . . ,�.,?�';`� public places and cables, wires, attachments and pol.es after re ��"' _ . ' _ .-y .lr y�r•�, . � . . .. . ... .,i��- �. . moval . In the event of dispute of the Cz�y Eng�n�er' s npinion, the V:.. �;.,�:� -.�.: ,, < ;. company or any other person may request a public hearing before I.r.�ti . . ' ' ♦_..,w.f:.,:r.'�.�- �:;.;'hti the Council. Liability insurance and ind�mnity provided in .Sec�zon �� -, . : :.::,''�* �� 405.17 hereof and the security fund provided in �SectiDrr•� 405.�07 ��. hereof shall continue in full force and effect during the entire '-� period of removal. ' : �. ;; , .� _ _ . . . . a �� . . _ - � ; .. , , :, _•. , . : .. . ., ; .. . F _ ' . . . - . ., ., .: � - • , . ', r � � . , 1 . � � : ' . • � . � � ]� 1 : r} t r� . �. r 1 - . . . ,. _ .. � 7 ..... �A �..j ..�J�. {.. . . .� � r. . . a. J; .'l-• • .. , � �... . - . . ' . .. . � �. � ... `-, ' y � '- .,. • .�� . •�; '. . ' h. .' . i _ � '� , r, t Y �;�. L. ^: �`�- � ; • � � � , .. , . . � . . ,ti y 4 ,.. `' � . � ^� �' S � r � ` . `� {�: . - . � �. ' �. �.. ,� . . '.. . �. .� , . , - ' ' i�; 4. � f� , .:. . . . . � . - � � . . ' .. . - � � <<� � , e a � . . Section 405.261: Page 18 � �•° _: f M . i � Iir(. � . - - . • l. : . ' , : . .. � Q -`?it ).�' s ,�.. � � . . . � . . .. �� . � . ��r � , � .. . � " - j � 405.261. Preferential or Discriminatory Practices Prohibited �,-�; :� . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . � " �- ' � '• 4� - . . .. . . . . . . . . .. '�1� 4.w 'Jf : The company shalJ. not refuse cable tel.evision � service to any p�r-- ,�k son or organization who requests such servi.ces for a'�lawful � .�� . . . . . , . .. _ . . ' . - � . . . - . .. . � : s ' . •. r' . . " - .'. ' . . , - . � r; purpose, nor shall�the conpany refuse any person:�ar organizat3.on�; �" • � . n , _ , _ :i , ;� _�,� . , � � � .. ��" � :'�:� the right• ta cablecast pursuant �a pxcavisxo�� o£.: �2E�--rtr�d��. •. ; . _,.. . • . . . .. , ,� .�� . ., .: . . . ; .. . . ...� ., _.. . _..� .;..4 - " ..:�.. .. '.� . �. �: .. , . .. •i1 - . . �' '. _ . � .. . � / - . .: � Sections �405.253 and 405.225 of :�ha:s ardi.nance. �TYre �cc�mpany ' ` �" - , . . . ,' . � . . . � i " : '� ,6.�r � � �.r, ..'' t .� .., . : • •' � y �"Y,rL " v. '. '... '� � t .. � . .. - �.v' '1 .' Y i f ,. :. .. .� . . ' �` ' • i . shall. not,��'as ta rates-�. Gharges, s��vi�e��aa�ili�ies;�:rul.es, _. _,. F�.'� . _ ... '� � 4�� .+c+� ,..5;� � "�' ,7 , Y .i. .,>.'1 .T� �7�i=.+a; `.v � _.' . :;.. ._��. - .� � , Sr . � ... � . � .. . .; j .,ar�.-4a'ir. regulations or in any othez+resp�ct make�or grant any preference - � � _ ?�. • x i . . , � : � � ' ` - -_ . � i� �f' "i : r' f __ . 'r . .:. ��; .. .. . -:�r . . i�w. . . . � ! , or advan�age�.ta any,�person, n�r subj�ct any person to any preju.- .§- : .. _... � ... -.. >�. • �.� .� > :� #s �.. .� ,t �, ., �., : . ;; e °if � �. � - .� '' x .n y ry�_ . . _ ..r . . - Y l � • � V.. dice or di.�acivantac3e � � �y_ '' A .� r �] 1 �, i R '" � F r- • . Y� � i� . �C F � � ;,�,1i � K �. _ '- 1 . • �, i - � - :s .; i i. - . i S=. o-,. �.,+ ,r_.�... ' • �� r , - ��;= p+ . -,R: .Z•: . - � �': . �:: -4 f `� i:� � 7 �-� :" t� �. - Y -.fi _ r . �.,t �., .3 � ��2 �, _ ,- a 2 �' �l'. _ t.y} 4 S . 1 �'� `! 2 . ,r.� . . .� . . . . � ,..' :s � � � � �1- ' � '•� �� .. �' jtl �. , � K ^ 'i ' � `•' ' 'i \i , ♦ � y X e r 4 - � � R ,e. � ! l . ' . .' .. • ' . ... .. . : . � i.. A f g . . . �� _ . , . -_... . . .. . . � .. . _ ..;' .:�' . .. � . ..� . . �• ' � ... - . NOTE: This Section may b� aznended to`delete reference to Sections -�� . _ v,. . . ' - . � . . . . . ' . ' . S . . . . �. . ,. . . . . . . _ "22E and 25G" which'�do no�. exi.st. Eviden�l.X,- �he drafters of th� �_ _�..:.:._ ; _ .:;: , .. ; .. - � - ��. , ; - _ . � . . -;: � ordinance i�an�ed to prohibit ,th� ��c�mpany� f�om refu�ing otherwise '� �` . . .. : . . — - '• .. �•f . q. - 2 ,. ,. • :.- ., . .' '° .'. � _., _ : ' . � . - qualified access users. �he corr�ct��fexenaes are to r�vised . . ;- ... _ ; . . : . . . ,: � ;. . . ,_ - - .�1 , . Sections 405.253 and 405.2Z5, which�relate to,.�he access channel.s.. . _; . . � , _ . . =;� ; - _ _ -" _ . - �. - .:,; � . � . . . . _ .� . . _ . . .. - _ �; . . . . . . . . . . .�. , .-•, -. .�.. - ". ��:: �• . :., . , ... � �.. . . . , . . - .. '�'.� L •. . . • z" - .. � . -. . . . � -. .. ,Z . . ... . ..� � _ - . �. . . �� . . . - • � . � ' �) - ti: . ! . - .' .. . . . .. . . . , .:C:. , _ . r - . . � ' . .s� R' .. ' , , . , . . . ` 'f f. . . � � � . .. ' . . � . `,� .. . .' .• , . . �,�F . * ? ti�. - , . . . . � . � '. . -� . . �it" . ' � ' � . . - .�� .. . ' . .. .. . .. ' ' � .. . � " . . � - . ' . . . . . . . . - . . � �..i, . . . . . . .... . . . . . :. _• � � . A� _ . .. . � ' . . . " 1 f Y". ' . . :� .•. �, - . . -. . '� ' ` • • . '. . , . - . . ' . . . . . . � . 4 . , � . . . •' - � �. '. � ' .. , . . _ . .. T . . � ' � � ' . _ '� . �.., � � .. ' - .. � . .. i • , L�. ' . � • ' •.c � .. . r� iC . • . ... : . s. , . . . . �. - - • . �. �r' .._ .. ; . _. . � . . . - .. . •.� -. . - � �. � � ' ' . � . . . . . . '�� M �, . . . � � � � . , . . ♦ . . ' �J � . � ... . " , . ' � 4 . ' �.� �— II ' ' ., RESOLUTION N0. 37-1971 A RESOLUTIOrJ ORDERING A PUBLIC HEARING TO RECEIVE INPUT PERTAIidItJG TO MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF TRANS- PORTATION PLAN WHEREAS, the Minnesota Department of Transportation I' has been directed to prepare a Transportation Plan for the State of Minnesota; and � WHEREAS, the Minnesota Department of Transportation is seeking citizen concerns pertaining to transportation within the State of Minnesota; and WHEREAS, it is the desire of the City of Fridley to provide appropriate opportunity for citizen input into the Minnesota Department of Transportation Plan. . NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council - of the City of Fridley that a public hearing be held April 11, 1977 to receive input from the residents of the City of Fridley pertaining to the State of Minnesota Transportation Plan. � �� . . . I.. _ _ . _. . _. .. . ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS � 4th ATTEST: DAY OF Apri 1 , 19 7 7. CITY CLERK - NiARVIN C. BRUNSELL � MAYOR - WILLIAM J. NEE 3 , ' � 1, �J , t�`�NN�I'q � � �o �,,• Q �, ti � �� OF 7R� Otfite of Commissioner February 8, 1977 3A Minnesota Department of Transportation Transportation Building. Dear Fellow Minnesotan: We need your help. St. Paul, MN 55155 612 296-3000 ' The law which created the A?.innesota Department of Transportation requires that our department prepare a comnxehensive transporta- tion plan by.July, 1978, j�e.agree that Minnesota needs a plan ' to guide transportation decisions ar.d that this plan must resgond to the needs and interests of all 2iinnesotans. This is wr.ere we need help from concerned organizations like yours. We need to , know what you and the �eople you represent think the principal transportation issue,s are. Your response could cover alr.lost anything--from repairing r�ads, relieving traf�ic conges�ion or. alleviating restrictions to i:n- proving railroad service, or buildi�g more airports. You could tell us to build more roads and bridges, or to stop; to emphasize rail or truck or water transport; or, to establish more bikeways or p�omote improved public transit. You might have suggestion� on energy convervation, regulatory matters, environmental issues or use of pipelines; or electronic communications to decrease transportation needs. Finally, you might wish to comment on the most appropria-te role of state government in any or all icrans- portation issues. We have developed a three-phased approach to involve you in the development of the plan. Currently, we are in the first phas� of our transportation plan. We call it the "issues identifica�ion" pYiase. tiv� need to hear from as many people as possible, telling us what they think the issues are and what a transportation plan should include. In Phase TI, we will be looking at alternative approaches to addressing issues identified in Phase I. How do we balance all the �ompeting issues? Here we will need your help again--to review our evaluation of the issues and tell us which issues are more important and which are less important. In Phase II we may be asking citizens and groups with widely different viewpoints to meet together so that trade offs between issues can be identified. An EQual Opporfunffy Employer , � -,� _. ', ' i � � � � �_ � 1 � � � �_� , ' � Fobruary 8, 1977 Paga 2 ¢ In Phase III we will be formalizing a draft plan. Based on the alternatives discussed in Phase II, we will be looking for your input one more time to help us decide which alternative to recommend. � We are calling this entire process Mn/DOT/PLAN. The emphasis will be on public involvement and participation. To make this participation process work, i repeat, we need your help. Please do the following three things to insure the most effective�participation in Mn/DOT/PLAN. �. 1. At your next meeting discuss the transportation issues you think are the most important and send your list to us by ' 24ay 8, and/or plan to attend one of our March or April regional public meetings to present your views in person. 2. At the same time, designate and identify to us someone who will be your 2�In/DJT/PLAN liaison. That person will receive regular mailings on tYie progress of the plan, upcoming meetings, etc. 3.. Be convinced that we want your input and that it will help us. Y` You are the only on� who can assure that the plan reflects your interests. Any guestions? Send them or any other correspondence to Mn/DOT/ PL�AN, State Transportation Building, St. Paul, Mn 55155 - or call Mn/DOT/PLAi�T at (612) 296-3152. ,- We loc�k forward to working with you on the development of Mn/DOT/ PLAN, our State`s Transportation Plan. S' cerely, �. . i Harrington C issioner n � i� -� _. , , , ' , � � ' , ' � � CITY OF FRIDLEY MEMORANDUM T0: NASIM M. QURESHI, CITY MANAGER, AND CITY COUNCIL FROM: MARVIN C. BRUNSELL, ASST. CITY MGR./FIN. DIR. SUBJECT: PUBLIC HEARING ON RENEWAL LIQUOR LICENSES AND WINE LICENSE DATE: APRIL 7, 1977 Secti on 603. 073 of the Ci ty Code requi res that the Ci ty Counci 1 hol d a pub�ic hearing on the renewal of Liquor Licenses. The five licenses that are up for renewal at this time are: 1. 4Jilliam F. Weiss, dba Sandee's Incorporated 2. George D. Nicklow, dba George Is In Fridley 3. Walter W. Curcio, dba Ground Round 4. William A. Nicklow, dba Shorewood Inn Incorporated 5. William H. Gottwaldt, dba Maple Lanes Restaurant The one Wine Li cense that is up for renewal is : 1. Robert Henry Schroer, Caballero Sandwi ch Saloon The question of the actual issuance of the license will be put on the next Council agenda. MCB:sh 4 603.069. Where a new application is tfled as a result af incorporation by an existing licensee and the ownership control and interest in the license are unchanged, no additional license fee will be required. 603.0T0. Sunday Liquor Sales the annual license fee tor "Sunday liquor Sales" shall be as provided in Chapter 11. This fee is in addition to the tee charged for an "O� Sate" license. . All provisions of this ordinance pertaining to the "On Sale" license shall apply to the "Sunday Uquor Sates" license, insofar as practicable. 603.071. Granting oi Licenses In order to assist the City Councii in investigating the tacts set out in the application and in order to determine the eligibility of the app�icant ior a license, pursuant to ihe provisions of this chapter and ot the State Law, the City Councit may appoint a license 8oard. tn the event that such License Board is established, il shall be organized in such a manner as the City Council shall determine by resolution. 603.072. • . Atl applications for a license shall be referred to the Public Safety Director, and to such other City Departme�ts as the City Manager shall deem necessary, for verification and investigation of the facts set torth in the apptication. The Public Safety Director shall cause to be made such investigation of ihe information requested in Section i58.04, Subdivision 3, as shall be necessary and shall make a written recommendation and report to the License Board, or to the City Councit, as the case may be, which shall include a tist ot all violations of Federal or State !aw or Municipal ordinance. The License Board, or City Council, may order and conduct such additional investigation as it shall deem.necessary. Upon receipt of the written report and recommendation by the Public Safety, Director and within twenty days thereafter, the Chairman of the License Board, or the City Council, shall instruct the City Clerk to cause to be published in the official newspaper ten days in advance, a notice of a hearing to be hetd by the License Board, or the City Council, setting forth the day, time and place when the hearing will be held, the name of the applicant, the premises where fhe business is to be conducted, the nature ot the business and such other information as the License Board may direct. At ihe hearing, opportuni4y shall be given to any person to be heard for or against the granting of the license. A license, other than a renewal, shall not be approved before the next regular meeting of the City Council following such hearing. 603.073. . Not less than ten days nor more than fifteen days after the date for submittinc� renewal applications, the License Board, or the City Council, shall hold a public hearing. Notice of the time and place of said meeting and the fact that renewal applications will be considered shall be published in the official newspaper ten days in advance of the hearing. Opportunity shall be given to any person to be heard for or against the granting of a renewal license. m the event the License Board holds the hearing, it shalt, within fifteen days after the hearing, make a report of its investigation and hearing, togather with recommendations, to the City Council. In the event that the License Board is unable to complete its report within that time, they shall report such fact, together with reasons therefor to the City Council which shall extend the time for the report for such reasonable time as it deems advisabte. 603.075. Atter receiving such report and recommendation !he City Council shall conduct, �lithin a reasonable tiine, such additional hearing as it may deem advisable and thereafter shall grant or refuse the application in its discretion. 603.076. 1. Each license shall be issued to the applicant only. Each license shatl be issued only tor the premises described in the application. 2. No license may be transterred to another person or to another place without complying e�ith the requirements of an originat appliCation including the approval of the City Council and the Liquor Controt Commissioner, as required, except as provided by Section 158.07, Subdivision 5 and Subdivision 9. I� 4A 603.076 Sunday Uquo� Sales Granting of Licenses 6Q3-5 0 PUBLIC EIEARING BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL TO {tfHObt IT I�fAY CONCERN : Notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Fridley will hald a public hearing at the Fridley City Hail, 6431 University Avenue Northeast, on Monday, April 11, 1977 at 7:30 p.m. on the question of issuing a Renewal On-Sale Liquor License to William F. tiVeiss for the pro- perty located at 6490 Central Avenue Northeast. (dba Sandee's Incorporated) Anyone having an interest in the matter should make their interest known at this public hearing. b1ARVIN C. BRUNSELL , � CITY CLERK Ptiblish: March 31, 1977 4B � � � PUBLIC HEARING � BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL TO 11iHOM IT i�tAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Fridley will hold a public hearing at Lhe Fridley City Hall, 6431 University Avenue Northeast, on Nionday, April 11, 1977 at 7:30 p.m. on the question of issuing a Renewal On-Sale Liquor License to George D. Nicklow for the property located at 3720 East River Road. (dba George Is In Fridley) Anyone having an interesr in the matter should make their interest known at this public hearing. MARVIN C. BRUNSELL CITY CLERK Publish: March 31,�1977 0 n 5 i . , � 5A � ; " CITY OF FRIDLEY MEMORANDUM ' IT0: NASIM M. QURESHI, CITY MANAGER, AND CITY COUNC,IL ' ' FROM: MARVIN C. BRUPJSELL, ASST. CITY MGR./FItJ. DIR. SUBJECT: LIQUOR LICENSE - GEORGE'S LOUNGE AND RESTAURANT, INC. ' DATE: APRIL 7, 1977 � Please see the attached letter from Edward H. Pete r, C.P.A. stating that 1976 sales for George's Lounge and Restaurant, Inc. were 63.4% ' liquor and 33.6% food. , Also, please see the note from Jim Hi1l,whereby he states he cannot recommend the application for approval because of the fact that food ' sales do not comprise fo rty pe rcent of sales. ' MCB :sh � , ' , � � , I ' EDWARD H. PETER CERTIII[D rUBL�C AGCOUNTANT lf407 EXCEL710R BLVD. MINNEAPOl16. MINNElOTA a641A PHON! Y27•7�6Y March 1, 1977 City of Fridley 6431 Uttiversity Ave. N. E. • Re: George's Lounge � Restaurant, Inc. 3720 E ast River Road Fridley, Minnesota 55421 Gentlemen: From the books and records we maintain from information submitted to us from George's Lounge & Restaurant, Inc. we determine their gross sales for the�period January 1, 1976 thru December 31, 1976 to be as follows: Liquor Sales $310,108.28, Food Sales $178,845.06, totaling $488,953.34. Liquor Sales were 63.4% and Food Sales were 36.6%. Very truly youxs �L'' a --t-Lr � � +'J .i; �. 'L: Edward H. Peter 0 �� 0 � � PUBLIC NEARING � BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL TO {VHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Fridley will hold a public hearing at the Fridley City Hall, 6431 University Avenue Northeast, on blonday, April 11, 1977 at 7:30 p.m. on the question of issuing a Renewal On-Sale Liquor License to ti�lalter {V. Curca.o for the property located at 5277 Central Avenue North- east. (dba Ground Round) Anyone having an interest in the matter should make their interest know at this public hearing. MARVIN C. BRUNSELL CITY CLERK Publish: March 31, 1977 L � 0 u . � � . � . PUBLIC HEAFtING BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Fridley will hold a public hearing at the Fridley City Hall, 6431 University Avenue Northeast, on Monday, April ll, 1977 at 7:30 p.m. on the question of issuing a Renewal On-Sale Liquor License to William A. Nicklow for the property located at 616i Highway #65 Northeast, . (dba Shorewood Inn Incorporated) Anyone having an interest in the matter should make their interest known at this public hearing. MARVIC C. BRUNSELL CiTY CLERK i�ublish: March 31, 1977 � � � 7 ' • ` • • � :-__ .� .. � �� ' � � , . � �. ' . , ' , . , , ' ' ' PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL TO {VHOfi�i IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Fridley will hold a public hearing at the Fridley City Hall, 6431 University Avenue Northeast, on blonday, Aprii 11, 1977 at 7:30 p.m. on the question of issuing a Renewal On-Sale Liquor License to William H. Gottwaldt for the property located at 6310 I-iighway #65 Northeast. (dba Maple Lanes � blaple Lanes Restaurant) Anyone having an interest in the matter should make their interest known at this public hearing. bfARVIN C. BRUNSELL 'CITY CLERK Publish: bfarch 31, 1977 � � 0 i PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL TO WHQM IT h9AY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Fridley will hold a publi.c hearing at the Fridley City Hall, 6431 University Avenue Northeast, on Monday, April I1, 1977 at 7;30 p.m. an the question , of issuing a Renewal On-Sale Wine License ' to Robert Henry Schroer for the property located at 7610 University Avenue North- ' east (Caballero Sandwich Saloon). Anyone having an interest in the matter 'should make their interest kno�rn at this public hearing. MARVIN C. BRUNSELL CITY CLERK . � IPublish: March 31, 1977 � � .. � ��IDtF` � <.r ,/ _ • ` �:=� _.��,, ��, ;�c ��''11� x�� POLICE DEPARTMENT City of Fridley Minnesota I �ATE APRIL 5, 1977 ROM UBJECT FRIDLEY POLICE �ICYCLE SAFETY PftESENTATION �I , IVIEMORANDUM TO ASIM QURESHI, C 10 ACTIONI INFO Attac.hed you will find an envelope containing material that has been furnished to the elementary school principals in preparation for this year's bicycle safety program in grades two through six. We :;ticipate a program this year very similar to last year in ,k�ich 4,100 Fridley students received bicycle safety instruction. We also plan on continuing the rodeo feature which will consist of eight bicycle rodeos toward the end of the school year. If there is any'other information you desire, please do not hesitate to ca11 upon me. JPH/pr ' Att. ' FRIDLEY POLICE bEPART��IENT ANNUAL REPORT 1976 10 A • Dear Ms. Ott, Thank you for showing us around the police station. We enjoyed seeing the guns and the weapons. It was fun to sit in the police car and see the stolen bikes, and the police jeep. It was fun to be in the holding room even if you wouldn't lock the door. It was interesting but sad tp see the pictures. Thank the other policemen for showing us around and for protecting our city. Yours friends, Mrs. Lee's Third Grade Room 112 Hayes Elementary School III. BICYCLE SjAFETY � In 1975 the 6icycle Safety Program was developed and first instructed by Officer Gary Lenzmeier. Officer Lenzmeier also designed the first bicycle rodeos, and togeiher with Officer Fred Bebensee conducted them. � With guidance from Ofificer Lenzmeier, the Bicycle Safety Program was continued in 1976. A schedule of c7asses and rodeos were arranged at the eight elementar��y schools located in the City of Fridley. Both classes and �. rodeos followed'!�the basic format used last year. Instructors this year were Officers Gary Llenzmeier and Phillip Salewski, and Technician Carla Ott. The rodeos wer� set up and run by Officers David Keding, Gary Lenzmeier, Robert Parquette, and Technician Carla Ott�. They were assisted at several of the rodeos by Police Reserves Walter Eyler and Darryl Johnson. - Over 2,700 area elementary students attended spring bicycle safety classes. Over 800 students attended the bicycle rodeos. Much of the credit for the success of the bicycle program belongs to the community. PTA's from each school were approached for volunteers to help with the rodeos, and for contributions for prizes for their schooi's participants. The prizes ' were purchased by the police department for the schools from Holiday Village � North. Holiday offered the bicycle safety equipment, which «as bought as prizes, to the department at a generous discount. Generous contributions , from the PTA's meant that several of the schools had many warthwhile prizes � for their rodeo participants. In addition to the PTA's, the Fridley Police , Pension Associ�tion donated $100 for rodeo prizes. Rodeo prizes and refresh- I� . .. �.;..,._ - � FRIDLEY POLICE DEPARTP4ENT AHNUAI REPORT 1976 l0 g ments were also donated by Burger King. In addition, Dave Weber, Manager . of the Fridley Burger King, voiunteered his time to help run the rodeos. Fridley Target Store donated a bicycle a�hich was the Grand Prize for which a11 rodeo participants were eligible. �'ridley Our Own Hardware offered a discount on items bought there for prizes. And the Rotary Club donated safety reflectirre tape for the bicycles. In addition totf�e spring classes, several individual presentaiions on bicycle safety w�ere given during the rest of the year. During the summer, presentations were given to some of the City's park recreation groups, summer school c7asses, and girl scout packs. In September, we received a request from the Fridley High School for a bicycle safety program. Over a three day period, Officer Fred Bebensee met with all the Fridley High School students, about 1400 of them, three classes at a time. � . . In all thi�ls year over 4,100 Fridley students received bicycle safety instruction. � Enforcemen!t of the bicycle laws increased last year. In 1975 seven � juvenile warnir�g citations were issued to violators. A copy of the citation is sent to thelparents. The youth faces some sort of juvenile court action after receiving three citati,ons.No formal action is taken if only one or two citations are received. This year over 55 citations were issued to violators, Officer 4layne Pfuhl issued well over half of the citaiions. Numerous verbal warnings were also given. IV. TEtAINING . In order to have a responsible and creditable police force, today's police officers need extensive training in: patrol techniques and procedures,• investigation of crimes and traffic accidents, traffic control, first aid, and the law. In addition officers placed in supervisory positions may find management training helpful, as well as other courses in their area of special- ization. The Police Technicians and Receptionist/Typists must have training in MINCIS - police computer system, and CJRS - criminal Justice reporting system, ' � � RESOLUTION N0. A RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING RENAMING BANFILL'S ISLAND TO BRECK'S ISLAND � WHEREAS, the Be11 Museum of Natural History is proposing to honor Dr. Walter Breckenridge for his outstanding service to the field of wildlife education, and � WHEREAS, Dr. Breckenridge has done extensive research and filming of birds and animals in their natural habitat; and WHEREAS, Dr. Breckenridge's movie, "Treasure Island," was filmed on Banfill's Island; and WHEREAS, Dr. Breckenridge has been a leader in the ecology movement nationwide; and WHEREAS, Dr. Breckenridge has been a long time resident of the area; and WHEREAS, Dr. �reckenridge has brought honor and prestige to our area through his many a'ccomplishments; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY to endorse the proposal that Banfill's Island be renamed "Breck's Island" in honor o',f Dr. Walter Breckenridge's many contributions to this area. ' ADOPTED BY THE FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL THIS DAY OF 1977. MiAYOR - William J. Nee ATTEST: CITY CLERK - Marv'in C. Brunsell 0 11 RESOLUTION N0. � A RESOLUTION'IN SUPPORT OF SENATE FILE S.F. 793 (COMPANION, H.F. 1092) IN REGARD TO LAKE RESTORATION AND IMPROVEMENT WHEREAS, there is concern within the State of Minnesota regarding the pollution/eutraphication conditions of the State's lakes; and WHEREAS, the City of Fridley has lakes which are of an environmental concern to the City; and WHEREAS, the City of Fridley has authorized feasibility studies in order to determine the extent of the pollution/eutrophication conditions of Moore Lake and'sedimentation conditions of Locke Lake within the City; and WNEREAS, the proposed legislation would aid the City of Fridley in implementing recommended techniques for lake restoration projects on Moore Lake and Locke Lake. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Fridley to suppor� proposed Senate File S.F. 793 and the companion bill House File H.F. 1a92 and encourage its adoption this legislative session. ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF , 1977. ATTEST: � �� , I � � � CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL MAYOR - WILLIAM J. NEE � 1 '� ... � � � � . � � , � � � 1 . ❑ 0 0 �A Messrs. Stt}mpf, Olson, Willet and Merriam introduced-- S. F. No. 793: Referred to the Commi.ttee on � AGR{CULTURE AND NATUFiAL RESOURSES i , A bi11 for an act Z �elating to public watersi establishing a lake 3 �estoration and protection prooram= making 4 gl'ants—in—aid available tor improvin9 wate� 5 4luality in public lakest pr�escribing certain 6 pbwers�snd duties for the eoltution cont�ol 7 .agenCY1 aaprop�iating money. . 8 - � 9 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STaTE OF MINNESOTA: 10 Siection 1. IFINpINGS.] The legislature finds that 11 Pubtic'�riahts in naviqabte watersr'wildtife, eublic welfare 12 a�d the 4uality ot iife in Minnesota are th�eatened by fih� 13 degradation of vubiic lakes; that the restoration and 14 p�otoct.ion of the public lakes of this state are in the best 15 interest of the citizens of this statef that the public 16 health and welfa�e will be benefited the�eby; that la�Ces �7 form a maJor co�tion of the state's recreation industry and 18 due to increasing deveto�ment and �ecreational usage of the f9 waters ot this state it is Justified that state action be ZO taken to resto�e and orotect the potential of our lakes to �1 satisfY the needs of the citizenryl that the cur�ent sLate �2 effo�t to abate wate� aollution of lakes wi11 not undo the 23 eutrophic and other degraded conoltions of many lakes� and � � , , � B � � that 33he positive duty ot this state as trustee ot kate�s x �equi'res affirmative stees to resto�e, Protect and enhance 3 thls �esou�ce and prese�ve the avallty of life. To this A end� the legislatu�e declares that it is necessary to embark 5 uDOn a v�ogram of iake resto�ation and p�otectioni to b autharize a cooeerative state and locat grant prog�am ot i iake restoration and protection to fulfilt the fi�m ciuty ot 8 the state as trustee ofi publ{c waters, and preserve the R avalitv of life. The legislature finds that state effo�t of !0 re9earch, analysis� and a tocat effort undertaken by va�ious 11 govennmentat units of analYsis, ptanni�g and plan 12 imalementation is neeessary and desirabte and that uersons 13 di�ectiv affected by the deg�aded condit9on of oublic waters !u are w{lling to assist tlnanclaltv, or throu9h other means� i5 in sclving lake �roblems. The tegislature further finds 16 that state. effo�ts are needed to aid anci assist 1oca1 17 efforts to ensure that arojects are unde�taken onty if they i8 Promdte the aublic riqhts in aublic watersr the quatity of l9 1ife, and the public welfa�e. 20 '�,5ec, 2. {1�6,51� IDEFINITIONS.J Subdivision 1. For 21 the p�urooses of sections 2 to 7, the terms defined in this 22 seeti�lon have the meanings given them� .. 23 13ubd'. 2. "Agency" means the Minnesota potlution 2a control aQencv. 25 Subd. 3. •"AROlicant" means a municipatitv as defined 26 in M�nnesota Statutes, Section 116.16, Subciivision 2� Clause ZT i2) or any othe� governmenta) subdivision of the state that 28 is resaonsible by 1aw for the supe�vision� management o� Z9 control of a public laker including out not timited to a 30 wate�shed dist�ictr take conse�vation dist�ictr soil and 31 wateR conservation distrlctr lake imo�ovement district, or 3Z oa�k dist�ict. If the �ules of the agencY Prov{de, Z , . . .. ....... . . Cl773 � \\ .?D 177.s �C ��aopt'ioant" mav inctude a leke improvement associatlonr Z sDortsmcn�s club o� association or other votuntarY 3 assoc{ation meet�ng the eligibitity revuireroents eatabl�shed q by �ule ot the agency. , 5 Subd, 4. "Deoartment" means the Min�esota decartment 6 ot natu�al �esou�ces. 7 Subd. 5. "Discharge" means the adaition of any a Dollutant to the r:ate*s of this state. 4 8ubd. 6. "Point source" has the meaninq S�1ven it in 10 Minnesota Statutesr Section 115.01, Subdivision 15, 11 Subd. 7. "Non�DOint source" means any discha�ge othe� 12 than f�am a aoint source and includes but is not limited to i3 anY ditfuse discharge which is man•-induced throuah 14 a�ri.�,utture� mininsr urban and rural canstruction� u�ban . t 15 storm runoff, nonurban aased �ecreational activitvr or lb sitviicuiture. , li I�ISubd. 8. "Poltutant" means any Sewage� industriai !8 west�,� or othe� waste� as those terms are defined in 19 Minnesota Statutes, Chaater I15. 20 'Subd, 9. "Trophic state" Means the condition of a body 21 of walter described with regard to nutrient levets, 22 Subd. 10. "Nutrient" has the meanin�7 given it in 23 Minnesota Statutes� Section 116.2Z� Subdivision 3. �4 Subd. 11. "Pubiic lake" means a take or reservoi� 25 whiCh has shoreline within the�boundaries of the state a�d Z6 which is accessibie to the public via contiguous public 2i iands or ease�+ents givin9 oublic access. 28 Sec. 3. t!l6.SZ] ILaKE �ESTORaT1on AND PROTECTION Z9 PROGRAM= �ENERALI.Y.� The agencv shali establish a 1a�ce 30 �estoration and o�otection program whose Drlmarv 9oa1 shall . 31 be ta resto�e or o�otect the wate� aualltv ot pubtic 18kes. 3� Compilat�on ot scientlfie data on lakes ot this state and � 0 i � � , , .� �J � , \ 1 the encouragement of innovative technioues ot lake 2 resto�ation and vrotection shall atso be goals ot the 3 p�og�am� Pro)ects may be unclertaken with the Unitecf States p enYironmental Drotection a9encY• the a9encv� the deeartmentr 5 and other governmental ageneies or vublic and a�ivate 6 o�ganizations. P�oJects shall be divided into feasibility i and imp�ementation phases� 8� Se�c• 4. [116.531 IAGENCY7 POYiERS AND DUTIES.� 9 Subdivfsion 1. The agency shall Promut9ate rutes as � 10 necess�rv to imclement sections 2 to 7, including rules on 11 administration of financiat aid to tocat and regionat un�ts .� 12 of gove�nment. The rules shalt presc�ioe data to be !3 seaured� methods of analysis and evatuat+onr du�ation ot ia data gathe�ing and other tachnical saecifications necessa�Y 15 tor the etficient administration of the program and 16 affioient interdepartmentat cooperation and organizat�on. 1T SWbd. 2. The agencY shalt administer a pra9ram ot 18 tinanc�al assistance to aacroved applicantsr usin9 funds 19 eoPropr�iated by the legistature or made avaitabte firom othe� 20 sou�ce�. 21 Swbd. 3. The agency shall estabtish and maintain a �2 repositorv for scientific data on the wate� quaiitv of lakes 23 and ir.tormation on acceqted and experimental lake 24 �estoration and vrotect�on techniaues. 25 Subd. u� 7he agencY shalt recommend research pro�rams Zb and prbJects on lake degradation� �estoration or orotection. • 2? Sec. 5. I116,Su) IL.ETTER OF INTENT.] Subdivision i� , 28 Pr�or to maki�p an apclication for a feasibitity study ' Z9 9rant� an aoplicant shatl submit to the a9ency a lette� of 30 intent'which sha11 include the followinq information: 31 (�) A statement at the nature of lake�s a�oblem� 32 �b) The amount and type of public access tos�ether with � a . S 12 D � 0 � �I� � � I . j � P�esent and antiti�atad publ�c use= 2 (C) The preliminary desl9n of a feasibilitv study 3 Complyinq with agency rulest a (d) 7he existing o� anttcieated source of 1oca1 S fundii+g; end • 6 i(e) Any othet� i�to�mation wh�ch the aqencY bY s'Ule mav i POpV�f 9• " 8 'the a9ency with the assistance of the deca�tment sha11 9 review the letter of intent and determine its adeouacy with 10 resaebt to the acvtication fo� a feasibllity study grant. 11 1he agencv shall within a period soecified by rule of SZ the aqentyr dete�mine whether the acplicant can croceed to 13 appti�ation for a feasibility study g�ant. iq $ee. 6. I116.55� IFEASIBILITY STUDIES.J Subdivision 1, 15 �'easibility studies undertaken by applicants pursuant to 16 seCti�ns 2 to 7� and the rules of the agencv� shall include 17 the g�thering of data en the taker drainage basin, sovrces �8 of po�lution or nvtrie�ts or any other information which is 19 netes�arY to determine the troAhic state, the cause of 20 degradation and recommended remedial courses of action to 21 p�event continued deg�adatfon or to determine votentiat 22 ceuses of deqradation and preventive courses of action. The 23 agency�by rule shatl prescribe the information to be 24 seeu�ed� methods of anatysis and evaluation, and duration of 25 data �tathe�in9. � 26 Subd. 2. Feasibility studies shall be eligible for Z? tinancial assistance, sub)ect to the rules of the a9ency Z8 estabiishing quidelines for funding ot fieasibility studies. 29 Subd. 3. The feasibititv study ucon comoletion shall 30 be submitted to the aqency which shall analvze it on an 3�, inte�discipiinary basis. 3Z Subd. 4. The agencv with the assistance of the 5 12E �'�1 ' � . _. ' ' � ' ' ' � , 1 ' .' , � , 1 deDartment sha11 conduct a technical �eview of the � feasibllitv study and in t►+e course ot review sha11 3 consida�� without limltation because of enumeration, the a followin9 facto�s if aoarocriatei 5 (a) Whether the citizens of the state will b s{Q�it.icanttv benefit from the tmprovements sugaested or y{nformation obtainad, and the degree of benefiti . 8 (b) whethe� sufflcient tonq and short term benefits 9 witt be de�ived from the proJect, in relation to the 10 estimated costl . 11 te) N+hether the oro)ect is tinanciatly viable� 4iven 1Z the resou�ces of the applicant and the possibility of 13 financtal and nonmoneta�y aidt _ iq (d)�t�hether adeauate steps have been o� witl be taken iS to ensu�e that the improved conditions resutting from the i6 proJect wilt be sustained by sutficient controls over I7 existing or cotential sovrces of lake degradation inetudins�, SB i4 approo�iate, control of sediments as su49°sted by 14 affected soil and +�ate� conservation districts; 2p (e) Whether signiticant change witl be anticioated in 2I the cu�rent fish and wtldiite manasement of a public iake 22 and if the action Proposed wi11 be com�atibte with the 23 department's management criteria; and � 2Q � (f) ltihether experimental techniaues involving a high 25 r{sk of fallure are being vr000sed. 2b Subd. 5. The apencv shall also consider the tollowing 27 i� thei� finel review p�ocess: Z8 (a) Comments made by•the reviewin4 so11 and wate� 29 conservation district and acaropriate re�ional vlanning 3p commission� and 31 (b) Any othar sub)ect whlch the agency by �ule deems 32 necessary for meki�g the order reouired by subdivision 6. • 6 l2 F � � �- ' ., i Subd, 6. Within a Period specified by �ule of the Z eqency� the agencv shall by order aPp�OVe� aDD�ove w4th 3 mod♦ticatlons o� d�saa��ove the feasibititv studv. The q a9e�cy shatl concu��enttv �ule on the aePlicant�s request 5 for tinanclal atd. ' �, Sec. 7. I116.56I tIMPLEMENtATION GR3NtS= FEDERAL y PROGRAMS.� Subdivision 1. Funds app�opriated to the iake 8 restoration and orotection P�ogram may be granted under this 4 seCtion to be used in conJunction with federal qrant moneys i0 made availabte to vualified recipients. il Subd. 2. The agencY shall make g�ant monevs avaitable )2 under th�s section in an amount not exceeding 25 ae�cent of i3 the totat DroJect cost. Funding distribution sha11 tollow ia the p�ioritY ass{9ned bY the age�CY to a 9iven arojPCt in 1S acCOrdance with the rutes of the agency. 16 ,Subd. 3. Anv grant made bY the agency pu�suant to li this saction shall not exceed 25 percent of 5tate 9rant 18 tunds ayailable for dist�ibution u�aer this section in any 19 ona Year. 20 See. 8. I116.57I tIMPLE�"ENTATIOr� GRANTS) STATE 21 PROGRAM�) Subdivislon 1, �he feasibility studv for a 22 p�aJect shalt be the basis for deterMining the awarding ot 23 an`impjerrentation grant to that project. No imotementation 24 proJect may be tormaiiv averoved by the a9e�cy fo� 25 initiation by the avalicant untit the agency has approved 26 the proJect o� whatever modifications it betieves 2i aDprop�iate. 28 Subd. 2. The imvlementation phase shalt incluoe but 29 �ot be limite� to the followinqt 30 (a) Preconstruction en�ineering work involveQ 1n the �1 Ptanninq. design, and spccification for the eroJect= 3Z (b) Actuat costs ot imcie:�enting nonstructual measures 7� 0 12 G � .' ' � � �� l2H 1 0� the construetion of pe�manent treatment st�uctures to 2 resto�e or p�otect the 1ake; and 3 (e) Actual costs �ncurred as part of the�aost-operation 4 of treatment Reasures and evatuation of the lake's wate� 5 qualitv condition. 6 Subd. 3. Imvlementation measures mav include but need 7 not be 1♦mited to the following:• 8 (a) Aeration; 9 (b) Nutrient control or diversion; 10 (c) Nt�trient inactivation; 11 tdI Dilution or disolacementt and • !2 (e) Tempora�y draadown. 13 Subd. 4. The agencv shatl by �ute provide 9videlines 14 �elated to the adeauacy of lake restoration and protection 15 c�oCedures, a�ocessesr and methods. • 16 Subd. S. No a�ds shall be granted under this section 17 to an appiicanE whose share ot the cost will be less than 18 ten percent, except that uo to 100 percent funding may be 19 allowPd on proJects deemeei by the agency to be high risk and Zd expe�imentat in nature where eventuat resutts a�e highty � 21 unce�tain, No grant shali exceed ten percent of the state 22 funds avaiiabte under this section in any one yea�. 23 Subd, 6. The agencY shall approve, acprove with 2p modifications or disaoprove each application tor fina�cial �S assistance within the period sceclfied by the rules of the 26 agency, following the recelct of the imptementation R1aRs ZT and specitications. It shatt determine whether the data and 28 enginee�in9 presented shows that• if aeolicable to the 24 sltuation unde� �eview, degradatlon from non—poi�t source 30 eollution and any other sources responslb�e fo� lake 31 de9radation, are or will be substantially eliminated as a 32 sou�ce, in o�de� that anv la�Ce restored or p�otected under 8 � � 1 sections 2 to 7, may be maintalned in its �estored o� � p�oteeted state. If tho agency determines that the ; epplication meets its reQUirements, it sha11 approve the 4 BPAlicatior, cartify to the applicant the amount of funds, 5 if any� awerded to {t, and set forth moait♦tations, if any� , 6 that may be necessary. If tne agencv does not find in the 7 aftirmative and deems the aaalicatiar deficient, ii shall 8 deny the apalication in w�iting, clearty setting forth its 4 reasons for dotng so. . �Q Subd. 7. Financ�al aid applications aacroved but 11 unfunded because of a lack o# funds sha11 �emain eligibte � 1Z fo� future fundin9► subJect to any uPdating which the agenCY !3 by �ule maY �eauire. A lack of fiunoing unde� sections 2 to 14 7i shait not Drecivde applicants from proceeding with the 15 {mplementation of ali or part of an avcroved clan with 16 iunding from anv other source. i7 See, 9, tAPPROPRIat10NS.� 5ubdivision 1. There is 18 acproartated from the general fund to the Minneseta 19 pollution controi agency the amounts svecified in this 20 section for the fiscat yea�s ending June 30 of the years 21 indicated. 22 Subd. 2. For lake restoration and protection �rants� Z3 lhere ia approqriated0 ' 2a �1,117�500 , . . . . 1978, � 25 SIr117,500 . . . . . 1979. 2b Subd. 3. for p�oviding an uedated invento�y of public 27 takas� there is aperooriated: 28 S75�000 . . . . . 1978. Z9 S�bd, q. For monito�ing p�blic lakes� the�e is 30 epprop�iatedi 3i a2o,000 . . . . . �Q7s, 32 �20�000 . . . . • 1979. 9 �I 1 Subd. 5. for expenses of administerin9 the lake c� restoration and o�otection a�ogram, there is aDoropriated: 3 5�5�000 . . • • . 1978� 0 S75i000 . . . . . 1979. . 5 Subd. 6. 4ny unexeended balance rersainin9 after the b first year shalt not cancet but shatl be available for the i second year of the biennium. N 0 0 ic 0 � e 12 J �� 1 1' DISCUSSION REGARDING LOCATION OF GARDEN PLOTS �� 13 � u r. n n � � � CI'iY O� FF�I�LEY 6431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432 TELEPHONE ( 6t2)571-3450 April 12, 1977 Mr. Jim Harrington, Commissioner Minnesota Department of Transportation 7ransportation Building St. Pau1, MN 55155 Dear Mr. Harrinton: The City of Fridley is in receipt of your correspondence relating to the proposed Transportation Plan for the State of f�iinnesota (Mn/DOT/Plan). We appreciate the opportunity to participate and provide information to the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) relating to the transportation concerns of our Cor�munity. To seek input regarding our Community's transportation concerns a public hearing ��as held on April 11, 1977 (see Resolutionj. From the public hearing the following discussion was developed which provides indication of the transportation concerns of Fridley. The City of Fridley is a first ring suburban community within a metro- politan area. This situation has put Fridley in a unique situation. Numerous regional transportation facilities (TH 47, TH 65, I. 694, Burlington Northern Railroad) provide transportation through Fridley in an effort to move people and goods to and from the central core of the metropolitan area. Consequently, tl�ese regional facilities have created restrictions on our City transportation system. It is difficult for residents within the Community to move from one area of the City to the other without being restricted by trunk highways, interstate freeways, railroads etc. The situation as it exists relates well to the physical resource concerns (i.e. movement of veliicles, equipment and goods), however, there is a definite need to respond to the human resource con- cerns. The City of Fridley believes an Mn/DOT/Plan must be "people oriented" besides "machine oriented". Though construction of highways are necessary, Fridley wants to emphasize the need to investigate its impact on adjacent properties (particularly residential). Highways should be constructed only where proved necessary for appropriate future growth and should be designed to minimize its im- pact on environmental aspects of air and noise pollution. Wt�en highways are constructed, areas should be provided to allow not only movement of vehicles, equipment and goods, but safe and efficient move- ment of pedestrians and non-motorized vehicles. More and more people are walking, hiking and biking and they also need appropriate transportation facilities. Q4JD�Uiip,�, � < `�` u ¢ - ��4 `a. �';p.�y1(. 14 Mr. Jim Harrington -2- 4/12/77 Intersections of highways with lacal roadways must be designed to pro- vide safe movement across the highway for v,ehicles, pedestrians and non-motorized vehicles. Allowances, in the way of pedestrian overpasses, should be given high priority to provide unrestricted and safe crossings of the highways by pedestrians and non-motorized vehicles. The congested intersection of Mississippi Street and TH 47 (University Avenue NE) within Fridley is an existing situation where intersection and pedestrian overpass improvements are needed to improve "people oriented" transportation networks. It should also be noted that additional pedestrian overpass construction along Mississippi Street at intersections with TH 65 and East River Road would provide excellent transportation facilities for pedestrians and non-motorized vehicles within the Community. Highways used as regional facilities should be properly investigated, designed, constructed or modified to ensure proper utilization to eliminate high volumes on local streets. Again, in Fridley, the traffic presently on East River Road, which abuts a heavily residential area and runs parallel, and in close proximity to TN 47, could be reduced if the trunk highway facility was better utilized. Implementation of construction of planned and needed highway facilities is another concern. Volumes of traffic on local roadways in Fridley, particularily East River Road, could be reduced if the segments of I. 94 from I. 694 south to downtown Minneapolis, the Northtown Bridge Crossing, and TH 169 from I. 694 north to TH 52 were completed. Together with the above discussion pertaining to "people oriented" highways, the transportation plan should heavily address transit systems. Transit facilities do not exist "in" Fridley, but again provide service "through" Fridley to the central core of the metropolitan area. Trans- portation plans must include inter-community transit, together with intra- community transit. Inter-community transit should be in the nature of mini-buses, personal rapid transit (prt), vans, etc. to allow residents to move within their City. Intra-community system should utilize similar modes of transit to allow ease of movement from community to community. At the present time, in order to travel from the west side of Fridley to the east side of PJew Brighton (only approximately 5 miles), a person must ride the bus from Mississippi Street on East River Road south to Lowry, transfer to go east on Lowry, then transfer again to go north on Silver Lake Road to Mississippi (two transfers and about 10 miles). An alter- native is to go downtown on East River Road from Mississippi Street, then transfer to go back north on Silver Lake Road (one transfer and about 15 miles). �, �i �� 14 A ! Mr. Jim Harrington -3- 4/12/77 In summar�, Mn/DOT/Plan should stress transportation systems which allow ease of travel for all potential users; i.e. pedestrians, and non-motor- ized vehicles as well as vehicles and equipment. Mn/DOT/Plan should aTlow flexibility in order to change with the needs of the Community. To continue City of Fridley involvement in the Mn/DOT processing of Mn/DOT/Plan, Richard N. Sobiech, Fridley Public Works Director, is designated as the City Mn/DOT/Plan Liaison. Yours very truly, Willaim J. Nee, Mayor City of Fridley WJN/RNS/jm Encl. 1 I'' ' 14 B � � � � RESOLUTION N0. 37-19�1 • A RESOLUTIOPd ORDERI2iG A PUBLIC HEARING TO RECEIVE INPUT PERTAIIJIiJG TU t4IP1NESOTA DEPARTt�ENT OF TRANS- PORTATION PLAN WNEREAS, the Minnesota Department of Transportation � has been directed to prepare a Transportation Plan for the State of Minnesota; and � WHEREAS, the Minnesota Department of Transportation is seeking citizen concerns pertaining to transportation within the State of Minnesota; and �' " . n �� ' �, ', �, WHEREAS, it is the desire of the City of Fridley to provide appropriate opportunity for citizen input into the Minnesota Department of lransportation Plan. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Coun�il of the City of Fridley that a public hearing be held April 11, 1977 to receive input from the residents of the City of Fridley pertaining to the State of Minnesota Transportation Plan. ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF T�-iE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS � 4th DAY OF Apri 1 , 1 g � �, ATTEST: CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL 1, �' �' �� . �' ' � I�' MAYOR - WILLIAr1 J. NEE � 14 C