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FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL - SPECIAL CONFERENCE MEETING
AUGUST 29, 1977
1. Discussion with Marcia Bennett, Metropolitan Gouncil Representative
2. Muscular Dystrophy Marathon Request
3. Discussion Regarding Teen Center
4. Discussion Regarding Grant Application
5. General Budget Discussion
6. Other
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CITY 'OF kT.IDLEY
t'�F3�fORANIAR°I
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t�10 FROM: ,Terrold Boardm3n, City Planner
13ATE: August 15, 1977
SUBJECT: A LISTING OF MEIROPOLITAi�d �Uf1CIL DISQJSSION
ITII�IS FOR Tf� COUAICIL MEET.Lt1G OF AUGUST 22
The followir�g is a listing of items pertaining to the City operation that
Metropolitan Council has been either directly or indirectly involved in:
1. Housing
a. Section 8 Progn3m -(rent subsidy) seems to be wemking we1L
b. Review of HUD Block (�ant -(Hyde Park 6rant Rehabilitation
Proget�m) - rec�nded we only be ranked if additional r�nies
were available.
c. Housing Review Status - present pt. total is 34 pts. 47e do
anticipate quite a significant jiunp in pts. with Metro Councils
approval of the elderly/family project on the Wal.l Corporation
property also, with the adoption and enforcement of the housirg
maintenance code. :bre pts. c•�uld be available if the zoning
code wpx�e revised on the issues of garages, lot size and ]3ouse
si.ze.
d. N13y want to look into other joint operations with the Me-tr�o
Housir�a Authority. May prove benefici�l to the City in the long
run.
2. Far]cs & Recreation Open Space
a. Regional Parks System - High priority has been given to the land
acquisition of the Lino iakes area with a lower priority on the
acquisition of the rest of Rice (xeek.
b. Regional Trail Syste�n -"'here seems to be sane confusion with the
regional trail systems through Fridley. The Recreation Open Space
S�stem Plan adopted December 1974, se�ns to be in conflict with
the Regional Bicycle Corridor Plan that is beir�g proposed. The
1974 plan utilizes Rice (�eek as a linear �ail crorridor while
the 1977 proposal shaas a proposed trail in the vicinity of 73rd
or Osborne Road. This seems to be in conflict to the overall
policies for the development of linear �ail corridors.
c. Regional Special Use Parks - I have reviewed the criteria established
to deternLine regional special uses and feel that it would adequately
cover both North Park and Tslands of Peace for inclusion as a Re-
p,ior�l Special Use Park .
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3. Transportation
a. Highway - The ;Iorthtown Crosstown is listed as a high priority
item for construction necessary tu complete the 1990 Hip,hway
System Plan.
b. Transit - I don't feel that enough is being done by the Metro
Council in respect to transit in order to better serve oim area.
:'lore emphasis should be placed on the utilization of existing
x�il systems for high speed tr�ansit service to all'areas of the
��opolitan area, or at least the upp�ading of existing transit
to m-ilce it a more feasible mode of tn�nsportation.
4. Sewexs
Continued r�snors of construction of F`ridley Sec.age ZY�ea-tment Facility.
What is final. analysis of the tr�eatrnent plant in �idley?
Also, sewage disposal rates are accelerating at 10-15$ per year.
These are the hssic concerns that we have been dealing witYi over the past
5 years, and will continue to closely watch those issues which wi11 direct=,�
or indirectly effect the city (such as, ais�port siting, health care delivex�
systems, clean air policy, the ever-changing housing field, solid waste
disposal, etc.)
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POLICE d`PA�BT��i�NT
City of Fridley
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SUBJECT Country Ki,tche]j-p.q,yscular q,strophy
Mazatlwn
Kevin K. Baker
5971 Main St.
571-3603
J.P. Hill
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In'conversation with an employee of Countsy Kitchen, I�,ras told that they wPSe qoing tn
sponsar Ds. Baker, but there rx�uld be no :ronetaty consideration for his services. Cc��tsy
Kitchen would furnish an area by their big sign in the parking lot, put up a small pla�foxr.i
with a tarp over it and try to get pledges.
When I contacted bir. Bakes, he gave me the following inforn�ation:
The event would start at approximately _ OS00 hrs on 9-3-77 and run till 9-5-77 at
approximately 0600 hrs. He put on a s�milar progr�n in Sheridan, �ti�ycanuzg last year c�::ich
ran for 40 hrs and this year vrants to break his record with 45 hrs. He played at a°^aco
Time: p�rrking lot in Wycming and, even though there was a huge apartm�nt �lex near:�,
states there o�re no co.�laints or problems.
The instnmients he will be playing are, organ, electsic piano, hanronica, guitar, and a
melodica (The melodica is a hand instnm�nt that you blaa into and has keys like a pi��o).
tdr. Baker is a full tir.� musician.
Mr, Baker informc�cl re that all of the news media has already been notified and to his
knavledge that will be the only advertiseim�t.
Mr. Baker was also notified of the council mzeting on 8-29-77 and he stated he would � there
to explain his program and to answer any questions.
He was made a�.are of the city's concexn about a possible noise and traffic pmblan.
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POTENTIAL GRANT APPLICATION ITEMS
LAWCON
(50% Federal; 25% State; 25% Local) or LCMR
(50% State; 50% Local) Preliminary Appli-
cation does not require official Council
action
1. Park shelter buildings
2. Deveiopment of building at North Park
3. Neighborhood parks land acquisition (additional land needed to
supplement existing parks in certain neighborhoods)
TRAIL DEVELOPMENT PRELIMINARY APPLICATION
(50% LAWCON; 40% State; 10% Local) Does not
require official Council action
1. Rice Creek Bikeway/Walkway Trail
OUTDOOR ATHLETIC COURT 6RANT APPLICATION
(50% State; 50% Local) Mayor's signature re-
quired (not preliminary)
l. Two tennis courts - Benjamin and Briardale Park
701 COMPREHENSIVE PLANNIN6 GRANT
(67% Federal; 33% Local) Needs official Council
action - can submit with letter of intent
i. To develop plan for neighborhood park design for total park design
for designated 13 neighborhoods
RNS/jm
8/19/77
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LEGISLATIYE DEPARTMENT
1978 BUDGET PROPOSAL
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�CITY COUNCIL
City Council - General
• Agenda Preparation/Resources
Total City Council . . .
Program Cost
Estimate
$51,861
23,649
Division
Recommendation
............ $75,510
PLANNING COMMISSION
Planning Commission
Community Development Commission
Appeals Commission
Parks/Recreation Commission
Environmental Quality Ccm�nission
Human Resources Commission
Total Planning Commission .
�THER COMMISSIONS
Police Commission
Cable Television Commission
Charter Commission
Total Other Commissions. . .
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$13,004
2,825
5,365
1,475
1,835
1,830
$ 3,329
6,801
2,148
$ 26,334
$ 12,278
TOTAL LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT. . . . . . . . . . . . $114,122
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CITY MANAGEMENT
1978 BUDGET PROPOSAL
GENERAL MANAGEMENT
Management
Public Information
Purchasing
Total General Management. ,
Program Cost Division
Estimate Recommendation
$92,294
29,202
4,174
PERSONNEL
Personnel Practices $14,379
Labor Relations 5,191
Employee Safety 2,900
Total Personnel. . . . . . . . . .
LEGAL SERVICES
General Legal Services
Prosecution
Total Legal Services. .
TOTAL CITY MANAGEMENT. .
$24,054
26,002
. . . . $129,670
. . $ 22,470
. . . . . . . . , , . , $ 50,056
. . . . . . . . . . . . �202,196
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT
1978 BUDGET PROPOSAL
ELECTIONS
Voter Registration
Elections
Total Elections, , , , , , , ,
A�COUNTING
Program Cost Division
Estimate Recommendation
$ 760
16,739
• . . , . , . . . . $ 17,499
fiscal Planning $29,g23
Non-Payroll Accounting 64,422
Payroll Accounting 5,828
Revenue Collection 4,647
Licensing 6,394
Data Processing 8,604
Auditing 9,800
Total Accounting , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
ASSESSOR
Property Tax Administration
Appraisal of Property
Special Assessment Administration
Total Assessor, , , , , , ,
8/26/77 MS
TOTAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT
$37,860
49,762
10,037
. $129,514
. . . . . . . . . . $ 97,659
, . . . . . . . . . . $244,672
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FIRE DEPARTMENT
1978 BUDGET PROPOSAL
Fire Administration
Training
Prevention
Suppression
Total Fire , .
CIVIL DEFENSE
Civil Defense
Program Cost
Estimate
$ 38,704
10,600
28,460
197,501
17 015
Division
Recortmendation
$275,265
Total Civil Defense , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , $ U,015
TOTAL FIRE DDPARTMENT, , , , , , , ', , , , , , , , $292,280
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POLICE DEPARTMENT
1978 BUDGET PROPOSAI
Program Cost Division
Estimate Recomnendation
POLICE SERVICE
Administration & Management $ 85,016
Technical Services 66,098
Special Operations 52,527
Field Operations 671,122
Criminal Investigation 66,594
STEP 76,321
Total Police Service. . . , . , . . . . . .
. . . $1,017,678
ANIMAL CONTROL
Animal Control � 16 212
Total Animal Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 16,212
TOTAL POLICE SERVICES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,033,890
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