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TFIE MINUTES OF TIiE RE6ULAR P�EETING Of THE fRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL OF APRIL 17, 1978
The Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Councii was called to order at 7:35
p.m, by Mayor Nee. •
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIFINCE:
Mayor Nee led the Council and audience in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
ROLL CALL:
MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Nee, Councilman Fitzpatrick, Councilman Hamernik,
Councilman Schnei.der and Councilman Barnette
MCMSERS ABSENT: None
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: � ,
REGULAR MEETING, APRIL 3, 1978:
MOTION by Counciiman Schneider to approve the minutes of April 3, 1978, as
presented. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting
ayE, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
Councilman Hamernik asked an item be added to agenda: Receiving Letter frem
the Chamber of Commerce dated April 14, 1978.
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to adopt the agenda as amended. Seconded
by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee
declared the motion carried unanimously.
DPEN FOP.UM, VISITORS:
Dr. Chuck Boudreau, Director of Parks and Recreation, introduced Mr. Dennis
Wernicke of the H. B. fuller Company._
Mr. Wernicke stated he is with the Assembly Products Division of hi. B. Fulier
Company and presented some background information on this F'ridley business.
Mr. Wernicke outlined some of the programs the Community Affairs Council is
responsible for ar�d stated they serve as a vehicle for social responsibility
programs.
Mr. Wernicke stated his reason for being present this evening was to present
the City with a check for $2,000 for the Park and Recreation tree planting
program.
Dr. Boudreau expressed the City's appreciation for this donation and
stated, in conjunction with the purchase of the trees to be located in
the proximity of the H. B. Fuller plant, employees will' be donating their
lunch hour time on Arbor Day, April 28, to plant the trees to help replace
some of the trees iost by dutch elm disease.
Mayor Nee stated each member of the Council was grateful to "rl. B. Fuller
Company and Mr. Wernicke for this expression of their citizenship in
the community.
OLD BUSINESS:
CONSIDCRATION OF EXTtNSION OF LITTLE LEAGUE LEASE AGREEMENT F�R AN
ADDITIONAL FIVE YEARS TABLED 4/3/78 :
Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, asked the Little League reoresentative, Mr.
Darwin Klockers to explain what the Little League Nssociation had in mind
regarding improvements. ,
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Mr. Klockers, President of the Little League Association, stated he and the
Vice President of Little Leayue have discussed the proposed improvements
at the Little League field with Dr. Boudreau.
Mr. Klockers stated the Association is in the process of obtaining certain
commitments from the businesses in the City to make improvements to the
dugouts, bleachers and repairing the fence. He stated they know what has
to be done and it is now the question of assigning the responsibility of
those working with Little l.eague. He felt these improvements would be taken
�are of before the Little League season starts.
Mr. Qureshi asked about the parking situation.
Mr. Klockers stated there is parking on the unpaved as well as the paved
areas.
He stated he recalls that, generally, there aren't too many cars parked on
the public street, but the ones parked on the street usually interfere with
certain households. Ne stated they have announced over the loudspeaker that
persons are not to park in the street.
Mr. Klockers felt, by handing out a flyer at the beginning of the season
and letting persons know parking is not allowed in the street, this would
take care of the problem, however, if this isn't the case, possibly the
Police Department could handle the matter.
Councilman Hamernik indicated he had a concern with the second page of the
lease, paragraph 2, beginning with the fourth line, regarding compensation
for improvements.
He stated, for example , if the Little League Association put in some
permanent paving on the green areas, he questioned if the City would be required
to compensate them, if Little League was discontinued.
Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, felt that would be the situation and a good
case could be presented.
Mayor Nee stated the practical effect is that Littie League makes
decision on priorities of investment that binds the City and he had
somewhat of a problem with ihis. He indicated, however, he cannot
imagine the City ever not renewing the lease as long as Little League
continues to provide service to the community.
Mayor Nee asked Mr. Klockers if he would have a�y objection to changing
the language in the lease.
Mr. Klockers felt this matter wou]d have to be put to a vote of the Little
League Association membership. He felt the Association would want
protection, if they put in substantial improvements in the field and the
lease was not renewed. He felt, from his standpoint, he would probably .
recort�nend the language not bestricken. He stated he was speaking of
improvements made only by the Little League Association, and not on t�e
basis of the City making improvements.
Councilman Hamernik stated he has no big problem with that particular
clause, but shared the same concern expressed by Mayor Nee.
! Mr. Herrick stated he believed the impetus for this particular language
; came from the Council,rrather than the Little League Association. "As
he recalled, the Councii members felt it would not be fair to have this
% organization improve the property and then the City take it over, without
any compensation, in the event Little League had to go elsewhere. He,
i stated, when the lease was first entered into, the area was rather un- �'
� improved and most of the improvements have been made by the Little League
� Association.
Mr. Herrick stated now that the lease is up for renewal, it is open for
negotiation and both parties would have to agree to the terms.
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Councilman Fitzpatrick felt Little League has been around a long time and
didn't foresee this language as a big �roblem. He thought perhaps future
improvements that would be permanent and eventually accrue to the City
could be reviewed.
Mr. Herrick indicated language could be added to make the clause more
specific and to indicate that any future improvements are to be submitted
to the Council before they are installed.
Councilman Hamernik felt possibly language to the effect that this par-
ticular clause would stand, if the City terminated the lease. He stated,
in that way, Little League would then be orotected if there was an act
not to renew the lease.
Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, pointed out that on the first page of the
lease, paragraph 3, it provides for renewal of the lease for an additional
five years; ho��ever, on the second page, second paragraph from the bottom
of the page, it also provides for termination of the lease upon a 30 day
written notice.
Councilman Namernik indicated he would be in favor of the City Attorney
7ooking at this lease and clarifying language regarding termination and
extension and also clarifying the language on Page 2, paragraph 2, regarding
compensation.
Mr. Klockers stated, according to the lease, the Little League Association
hds the option for renewal for an additional five years. He felt it
was important to point out that the Association does serve the young people
in the community and intends to fulfill their obligation. He stated, if
the City intends some other use of this property, then the City would
purchase the investment the Association has in the property.
Mayor Nee stated the provision for the five years, under the same terms
and coriditions, would apply fcr the rerewal, unless the Council decided
there were some serious problems.
Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, indicated the Little League Association is a
civic group and they have indicated a willingness to work with the City on
some of the concerns regarding parking and improvements, therefore, he would
recommend the iease be renewed for another five years.
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to ren2w the Lease Agreement with the Little
League Association for an additonal five year period. Seconded by Councilman
Namernik.
Mr. Klockers stated he understands the Council's concerns and has no qualms
regarding the services provided by Little League in the past and future. He
stated maybe, if this wasn't the best agreement for both parties, the City
Attorney would like to draft another lease and the Associaiion would be
willing to take a look at it. He thought perhaps they could agree on a
better designed agreement on some of the concerns the Association has and
some the Council has.
Councilman Hamernik stated, under the terms of the present lease, if the
Association has an option to renew, he has no problem with the lease, but
indicated he was a little surprised at the language contained in the lease.
UPON A VOICE VOTE TAKEN ON THE MOTIQN, all voted aye, and Mayor Nee declared
the motion carried unanimously.
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RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF APRIL 5, 1978:
l. JOHN R. DOYLE, SPECIAL USE PERMIT #78-04, 441 NU60 STREET N.E.:
Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated this request for special use
permit is to permit R-1 property to be used as a parking lot for an adjacent
10-unit multiple dwelling unit at East River Road and Hugo Street.
Mr. Sobiech stated the Planning Commission held a public hearing and has
recommended approval of the special use permit.
Mr. Sobiech pointed out the i0-unit building will consist of 7, 3 bedroom
unit; 1, efficiency, 3, 2 bedroom units and 5, 1 bedroom units. He
stated there would be a garage for each unit in the building.
Mr. Sobiech stated, with this layout of the building and parking, it would
not be necessary to access off of East River Road. He felt> if East River
Road is improved, at some future date, this plan would not interfere with
the parking at the apartment complex.
Mr. Sobiech stated it has been the procedure, along the entire length of
East River Road, to acquire additional easements in order to provide for
any future roadway improvements in the area. He stated the easenient required
is 17Z feet and would recommend this be part of the Council's consideration
when acting on the special use permit. Mr. Sobiech felt stipulations should
also be added that the drainage be worked out with the Engineering
Department to made sure there are no detrimental effects to adjacent
property, and that a solid wood screen fence be installed on the property.
In conjunction with this special use permit, there is also a variance
request to reduce the front yard setback from 35 feet to 32 feet. Mr.
Sobiech stated this variance request appears later on the Council's agenda.
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to concur with the recommendation of the �i
Planning Commission and grant Special Use Permit �78-04 with the stipuTation
the City be granted a 172 foot easement on property adjacent to East River
Road; that the drainage plan be checked with the Engir,eering Department and
that the required screening fence be included in the plan. Seconded by ,; ',
Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared j- '
the motion carried unanimously. �
2. TRI-CO ADDITION, PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION P. S. �78-01, BY TRI-CO
BUILDERS, SOUTH OF 72ND AVENUE AND WEST OF CENTRAL: '
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to set the public hearing for this preliminary
plat for May 8, 1978. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
3. APPEALS COMMISSION MINUTES OF FIARCH 28, 1978:
A. ALBIN JOHNSON, 5800 22 STREET:
Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated this is a request to allow a
number of variances for property in the Hyde Park area. He stated,
with the street improvement project, the City is attempting to work with
the property owners in solving some of the problems of non-conforming
uses.
He stated the variance requests are for "0" lot line for the rear yard
and reduction in the number o,f parking stalls. Mr. Sobiech stated, presently,
some of the existing boulevard right-of-way is being used for parking.
; � . Mr. Sobiech stated the Appeals Commission recor�nended approval of the
�' yard variance from the required 5 feet to "0" lot line and denied the
� variance to reduce the number of parking stalls. It was not, however,
ithe jurisdiction of the Appeals Commission to discuss parking in the
, rigfit-of-way.
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Mr. Sobiech stated, from a maintenance standpoint, the City would want
to insure the•re is enough space between the curbing and parkirg areas to
insure proper snow storaga. He stated, if parking was allowed to encroach
into the boulevard right-uf-way by a'-Z feet, it would not be necessary to
use a large amount of additional space iri the back yeard for a parking lot.
Mr. Sobiech asked Mr. Johnson if he had any objections to working with the
street contractor regarding some improvements.
�' Mr. Johnson stated he understands he will have to move the fence some
distance, but felt this should be approached in a practical aspect and
indicated he didn't want to move the fence any further than necessary.
Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated, under the present ordinance, parking
is not allowed in the boulevard and if it is the Council's intention
to allow parking in the boulevard area, he wvuld suggest a change in the
code to permit such a use, upon obtaining a variance.
Mr. Sobiech stated, in order that there not be parking in the boulevard,
the Appeals Commission has recommended the fence be moved 15 feet to the
North.
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to grant the variance of a"0" lot line
on the West of the property and to deny the variance for reduction in the
number of parking spaces; further, that there be no parking in the boulevard
right-of way. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik.
Mayor Nee felt there still was the question of hardship and felt the fence
could be moved to the East. This, however, would involve encroachment on
the green area and he felt Mr. and Mrs. Johnson's building was very
attractive and nicely kept and an asset to the area.
Councilman Fitzpatrick stated his concern is that they don't park in the
right-of-way, and his motion would require moving the fence the footage
necessary to avoid parking in the boulevard.
UPON A VOICE VOTE TAKEN ON THE MOTION, all voted aye, and Mayor Nee
declared the motion carried unanimously. -
B. CLYDE AND BETTY HANSEN; 251 57TH PLACE N.E.:
Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated these variances are to atlow
parking in the front yard; to allow parking closer than the required 5
feet from a property line; to allow a garbage receptacle (dumpster)
in the front rather than the rear or side yards; and to reduce the
required parking stalls from 1C.5 to 8.
Mr. Sobiech stated the Appeals Commission recommended approval of the
variances with the stipulation that curbing be installed, the parking
lot be hard surfaced and there be proper screening of the dumpster
area.
Councilman Fitzpatrick stated the question he had was if there would
be 8 useable stalls.
Mr. Hansen stated it would be possible to park in front of the dumpster.
Councilman Fitzpatri�k questioned why the dumpster couldn't be l�cated
i� another area.
Mr. Hansen stated he didn't know of any other place to put it as there is
no alley and no room in back.
MOTFON by Councilman fitzpatrick to concur with the recortmiendation of the
Appeals Cortmission to grant the variances to reduce the required number of
parking stalls from 10.5 to 8; to allow parking in the front yard and closer
than the required 5 feet from the South property line; to allow the dumpster to
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remaip in the front yard with screening, as recommended by the City staff,
and that the parking lot be improved and curbing be installed. Seconded
by Councilman Schneider.
Mayor Nee questioned if the parking lot couldn't be relocated.
Mr. Hansen felt this would result in a tremendous loss of green area. He
also felt if this was done, some of the tenants' view would be of the
parking iot and others would be looking at the tops of cars.
Councilman fitzpatrick pointed out that there are trees on both side yards.
Mrs. Hansen stated the property owner on the East, Mr. Janek, was
opposed to a parking lot on the East as he was concerned about the
drainage since he already has a water problem.
Mrs. Hansen stated the property owner to the West of their building is
present in the audience this evening in the euent the Council had any
� questions.
UPON A VOICE VOTE TAKEN ON THE MOTION, all voted aye, and P1ayor Nee
declared the motion carried unanimously.
G. JOHN DOYLE; 441 HUGO STREET N.E.:
Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Oirector, stated this is a request to reduce
the front yard setback from the required 35 feet to 32 feet. He stated
this would permit better alignment of the apartment building with housing
to the East.
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to concur with the recomnendation of
the Appeals Commission and grant a variance from the required 35 feet to
32 feet for the front yard setback. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon
a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unanimously.
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to receive the minutes of the Planning
Commission meeting of April 5, 1978. Seconded by Councilman Barnette
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, P1ayor Nee declared the motion
carried unanimously.
RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE CABLE TELEVISION MEETING OF PiARCH 30, 1978:
MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to receive the minutes of the Cable Television
meeting of March 30, 197�. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a.
voice vote; all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried
unanimously. ,
CONSIDERATION OF RECEIVING TENNIS COURT BIDS AND REJECTIPIG THEM (OPENED
MARCH 24. 1978 :
Mr: Qureshi, City Manager, stated the bids received for the tennis courts
were much higher than the engineer's estimates, therefore, it is
requested that the bids be rejected. .
Mr. Qureshi stated he felt the City couid get a bid price for these tennis
courts, from the present low badder for the street improvements, closer to
the estimates and requested authoriz�tion to negotiate for this project.
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to reject all of the following bids -
received for the tennis courts on the grounds that they are significarhtly
higher than the estimates. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
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Bituminous Roadways
. - -2825 Cedar Ave. Sq.
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BID BOND 5% Bid Bond - St.
Paul Fire & Marine
Company
TOTAL BID
SPRINGBROOK
PARK
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TOTAL BID
FLANERY PARK
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TOTAL BID
CRAIG PARK
TOTAL BID
WOODCREST
TOTAL BID
BENJAMIN-
BRIARDALE
GRAND
TOTAL
COMMENTS
$15,450.28
$11,222.66
$]0,761.86
$18,995.00
$24,319.02
$80,748.82
Carlson La Vine
2331 A1drich Ave. So.
Mpls., MN 55408
5% Bid Bond - Fidelity
& Deposit Co. of
Maryland
$16,888.49
$11,500.44
$11,618.26
$18,545.11
$24,996.57
$83,548.87
RECEIVED at
11:06 a.m.
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Warren Excavating
14525 bJoodhill Terr.
Minnetonka, MN
5q I3i d Bond -
Universal Surety
Co.
$14,745.61
$11,061.91
$11,2�,5.70
$17,923.36
$24,643.41
$79,829.99
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to instruct the ad;ninistration to proceed
with negotiations with the current street contractor for the tennis court
project. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, Playor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDERATION OF POSSIBLE ,4CQUISITION OF PR�JPERTY FOR PARK PURPOSES:
Dr. Boudreau, Director of Parks and Recreation, introduced Mr. Charles
Labeaux who appeared before the Council regarding the possibility of
the City acquiring the back half of his property for park purposes.
Mr. LaBeaux state� 12 years ago he bought a piece of land as an investment,
based on the assurances of the City that a street would go in and make
the back half of his land buildable. He stated he finds now the City
has decided not to put in a street which, in e�Ffect, landlocks him and
does away with the investment value of the land. He felt this wasn't
right and would like to see a street go in.
He stated, in talking with Dr. Boudreau, there is the possibility the
park people would like to acquire his land, as they have acquired the
two lots to the East of his property, for park Qurposes. He felt either
possibility was worth talking about.
Mr. Sobiech stated the lot split referred to by Mr. Labeaux was approved
by the Council in 1971 witn certain stipulations and an easement was
acquired in conjunction with the lot split of Mr. Labeaux's property, as
we17 as the two properties to the East of Mr. Labeaux, which have since
been acquired for park purposes.
Councilman Barnette questioned the purpose of obtaining the easements, if
no street was going to be put in.
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j Mayor Nee asked if the Council ever adopted a street plan for this area.
Mr. Sobiech stated the lots were large enough for two buildable sites,
therefore, the easements were required in the event they were developed,
there wou7d be access. He stated there was no overall plan which irrdicated
there eventually would be a street in this area.
Mr. Labeaux felt the corridor off of Stinson was clearly left vacant for
a street.
Councilman Schneider asked if Mr. Labeaux's property was presently a
single parcel of land, and if there ever was a corrrnitment on the City's
part that there would be access.
Mr. Labeaux stated he petitioned the City to split the back part off when
he thought he would be transferred from this area. He stated this�was
agreeable with the City, but before it was to become a reality, he was
not tranferred and didn't foilow up on it.
Mr. Sobiech stated Mr. Labeaux's property is now a single parcel. He had
approval from the City Council for the lot split, but it hasn't been
recorded.
Mr. Sobiech also pointed out, before there could be any street improvement,
a petition is necessary from the property owners and a public hearing must
! be held.
He stated, since this lot split was approved, there has been a change of
philosophy regarding naturalist programs.
Mr. Sobiech stated the City could vacate the easement to clearly show
the Council's intentions, if they so desired.
Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated even if there was a dedicated right-of-
way all the way to Stinson, the Council still has the discretion on
whether or not to construct the street. He felt, in this particular
situation, there is not right-of-way all the way to Stinson so before
a street is constructed, additional right-of-way would have to have been
acquired. Also, if the Council was thinking of putting in streets, sewer
and water obviously would have to be assessed against benefitted properties.
He pointed out, before any street plan could be considered, the Council
would have to determine how it would affect certain properties and how
those properties would benefii from the improvement.
Mr. Herrick stated another possibility which exists is for the Councit to
revoke the authority to split the lot.
Councilman Barnette stated Mr. Labeaux is apparently interested in selling
the property and felt negotiations should be opened regarding the possibility
of acquiring Mr. Labeaux's property.
MOTION by Councilman Barnette to authorize the City staff to open negotiations
with Mr. Labeaux to acquire the back half of his property for park purposes.
Seconded by Councilman Hamernik.
Councilman Schneider questioned if the City has a definite need for this land.
He stated he realizes Ptr. Labeaux's position and knows he would like to realize
the patential of his investment.
Dr. Boudreaustated it would depend on the price of the land, however, he
felt it would be beneficial as part of the natural resource area.
/� ! Mayor Nee felt this should be looked at from the point of usefulness of
the property for the park system. He clarified that the motion doesn't
� entail acquisition, but only authorizes staff to negotiate with Mr. Lebeaux
regarding the price for the property.
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UPON A VOICE VOTE TAKEP� ON THE MOTTON, all voted aye, and Mayor Nee
declared the motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDERATIO�J OF EXECUTION OF JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT WITH NEW BRIGHTON
PERTAINING TO STORM SEWER OUTFALL IN INNSB�UCK NOkTH AREA:
Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated this.agreement would permit
the construction of the remaining outfall for Innsbruck North drainage
system. He stated this outfall drains the final pond in Fridley on the
boundary line between fridley and New Brighton. He explained the plan
was previously approved with the Innsbr•ur_k North developrnent, but the
outfall piping was not previously constructed in anticipation of future
development and further outfall construction in New Brighton. He stated
development in New Brighton has now occurred to this point.
Mr. Sobiech stated a public hearing for the improvement was held under
Improvement Project 113 and there are pending assessments for storm sewer
outfall. He explained that, due to Fridley's ponding, the City does not
affect the capacity of the drainage system in New Brighton, and the only
cost sharing the C?ty should be involved in is the outfall from the Fridley
ponds to the New Brighton storm sewer system.
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to authorize execution of the joint powers
agreement with New Brighton. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
N0. 35-1978
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MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 35-1978. Seconded
by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee
declared the motion carried unanimously.
ON N0. 32-1978 ORDERIN6 IMPROVEMENT AND F
This resolution involves the construction of sidewalks on the Easi: side of
7th Street form 61st to 63rd.
Councilman Schneider asked if the City had a final commitment from the
School District on splitting the costs on a 50/50 basis.
Mr. Qureshi stated he has met with Dr. Nansen and the School District
wi}1 share in the cests of the sidewalks and the costs for any �ther
changes. He stated that Councilman Barnette had been in contact with
the affected property owner, Mr. Saunders, and he will give the City th2
easement for the sidewalk, with the understanding that there will be
no assessment to his property.
Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated the School District originalTy
indicated they would pay $18,000 or 50% of the cost, but he understood thai,
since the cost figures have changed, they have agreed to share in these on
a 50/50 basis.
Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated Mr. Pierce of the School Board has discussed
these other items with the School Board and he didn't feel there was any
disagreement.
MOTION by Councilman Schneider•to adopt Resolution No. 32-1978.. Seconded
by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee
declared the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION �0. 33-1978 APPROVIN6 PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR REPLACEMENT Of
BRIDGES OVER I-694 AT h1AIN STREET AND RURLINGTON NORTHERN RAILROAD TRACKS:
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Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated adoption of this resolution is
the initial step to allow the Highway Department to continue with planning
and processing for expansion of the railroad bridge that crosses I-694. He
stated, with the improvement, there would be an additional driving lane
with appropriate shoulders, median and berming areas to allow more clear
driving space. He stated, in widening of the aurlington Northern railroad
bridge, it also necessitates the need for replacing the Main Street
bridge.
Mr. Sobiech stated it is his understanding there is no cost to the City,
with 90% Federal and 10� State financing for the project.
Mayor Nee asked about the drainage pipe located in this area. Mr. Qureshi
stated he didn't feel this would have any effect on the improvement.
Mr. Sobiech felt, however, this may be the time to have another water
crossing installed which would result in some cost to the City. He also
felt perhaps the City might want to insure they have adequate space for
bikeway�Walkway areas.
He stated this improvement is scheduled for 1981 and he would keep the
Council informed regarding the progress.
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to adopt Resolution No. 33-1978. Seconded
by Councilman Schneider.
Mr. Qureshi felt it should be made known to the Department of Transportation
the City's feeling on the water crossing and that LaMaur's be notified
of the public hearings, as requested.
UPON A VOICE VOTE TAKEN ON THE MOTION, all voted aye, and Mayor Nee declared
the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION N0. 34-1978 APPROPRIATING P�SAS FUNDS OF STATE AID SYSTEM (ST.
1978-4):
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MOTION by Councilman Schreider to adopt Resolution No. 34-1978. Seconded ;
by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee 1
declared the motion carried unanimously.
LICENSES:
MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to approve the licenses as submitted and
as on file in the License Clerk's Office. Seconded by Councilman
Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion
carried unanimously.
CLAIMS:
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to authorize payment of Claims No. 102A11
through 102724. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
RECEIVING LETTER FROM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DATED 4-14-78.
! MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to receive the letter from Mr. Mark Haggerty, I
� President, Chamber of Commerce dated 4-1�-78. Seconded by Councilman ; ,
, Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all votinq ave. Mavor Nee declared the �
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Smith, Juster, Feikema, Chartered �
1250 Suilders Exchange Building �
Minneapolis, MN 55402 i
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For legal services rendered as Prosecutor during March, 1978 � $1,880.�0
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W-856 First National Bank
St. Paul, MN 55101 '
For Depositions re: A. J. Chromy Constructiorr Co. '
vs. City of Fridley, et al $ 232.30
Weaver, Talle & Herrick `
6279 University Avenue N,E.
Fridley, MN 55432
For legal services rendered as City Attorney during March, 1978 $1,747.55
Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
ADJOURNMENTt
MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman
Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion
carried unanimously and the P,egular Meeting of the Fridley City Council of
April 17, 1978, adjourned at 9:50 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Carole Haddad William J. Nee
Secy. to the City Council Mayor
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i�1E��10 1'0: DEPF�RT��IENT NcA�S . Fo i 7 �a; i ng a re the "ACTI OtJS �VEEDED" .
�—�� Plea�e have your answers in the City Manager's offic� by
G� Wednesday Noon, Apr°i1 7_b, 1978. Thank you.
RE�ULf�R MEETI`dG — APRIL 17, I97� — 7;30 P,M.
PLEDGE OF A!LEGIANCE:
IAPPROVAL OF MI�lUTES:
REGULaR �'�EET I NG, APR I L 3, 1973
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Add: Receiving Le�ter from Chamber of Commerce regarding revi�alization
dated April 14, 1973
j OPEfd FQRU(`1 VISITQRS:
COP�SIDERATIO!� OF ITEMS �tOT ON aG�NDA — 15 MINUTES)
Representative from H. B. Fuller Campany presented
� check for tr�e replanting .
ACTION NEEDED: h1ake arrangements with Finance for appropriate acco�!nting.
OLD BUSINtSS: �
CQNSIDERATION OF EXTEiVTION OF LITTLE LEAGUE LEASE
AGREEMENT FOR AN ADDITIONAL iIVE YEARS tTABLED .
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Lease extensian was approved
ACTION NEEDED: Have lease extension executed, and send eopies to appropriate
parties
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ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
RECEIVING THE P�1NUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION
r�EET I NG OF APR I L 5, 1978 � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 2 - 2 FF
1. John R. Doyle, Special Use Permit #78-04,
441 Hugo St. N . E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - lA ��
Planning Corrmission Recommendation: Approve & 2P
Council Action Required: Consider��ion of
recommendation
SPU approved with stipulations
ACTION NEEDED: Inform applicant of Council �pproval with stipulations
2. Tri-Co Addition, Preliminary Subdivision
P.S #78-01, by Tri-Co Builders, South of 72nd Ave.
and West of Central. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Plannin� Comm. Recommendation: Approve
Council Action Required: Set public hearing for
May 8, 1978
Public Hearing set for May 8, 1978
ACTION NEEDED: P1ake arrangements for aubl;c hearing
3. Appeals Commi`ssion Minutes of March 28, 1978
A. Aibin Johnson, 5800 22 Street. . . . . . . . .
Appeals Comm. Recommendation: Approve setaack
for off-street parking; deny reduction in off-
street parking stalls
Council Action Required: Consideration of
recommendation
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Approved 0'lot line to the west. Denied reduction in parking stalls,
no parking in boulevard.
ENGINEERING ACTION NEEDED: Inform.�applicant of Council action .
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Appeals Comm. Recommendation: Approv� & 2EE
Council Action Required: Consideration of
recomnendation � �
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ACTIO�t NEEDED: Inform applicant of Council approval
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ENGINEERING
PARKS & REC
PARKS & REC
PJE�,'� �USIP�ESS iCONTINUED)
(RECEIVING PLANNING CQMMISSION P��1NUTES CONTINUED)
C. Jahn Doyle; 441 Hugo Street N.E. ...... 2AA - 2CC
Appeals Corr�n. Recommendatiar�: Approve & 2FF
Council Action Required: Consideration of
recommendation
Rpproved
ACTION NEEDED: Inform applicant of Council approval
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RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE CABLE TELEVISION
MEET I NG oF f��ARCH 3O, 1978 , , . , � . . . ! . . . , , . , 3 - 3 D
Minutes received
ACTION TAKEN: Minutes filed for future reference
CONSIDERATION OF RECEIVING TEhNIS COURT BiDS AND
REJECTING THEM �OPENED i��ARCH Z4, 1978)� � � , � � � � � � 4 — 4 B
Bids received and rejected. Staff authorized to negotiate with
street contractor for these tennis courts
ACTION TAKEN: Start negotiations with street contractor for tennis court
construction
CONSIDERATION OF POSSIBLE �CQUISITION OF PROPERTY
FOR PARK PURPOSES � . � � � � � • , . . . . � . . . . . � . 5 — 5 B
Staff to open negotiations with property owner on cost for this property
ACTION TAKEN: Start negotiations with property owner fo� property purchase.
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ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
PlEI� BUS I PJESS (CoNT t tvuED?
CONSIDERATION OF EXECUTION OF .JOINT PO'vV�RS AGREEMENT �
I'�I 7H P�EW B�2 I GHTON PERTA I N I NG TO STORM SEWER OUTFALL
IN INNSBURCK ��ORTH AREA� � � � � � � � � � � � . � � � . � 6 — 6 D
Agreement approved
ACTION NEEDED: Execute agreement � �
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CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT
AND FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFI�ATIONS AND ESTIMATES OF
COSTS THEREOF: STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST, 1978-2,
ADDENDUM �tl. � � . � � � � � � � � . � � . . � � � � � � %
Resolution No. 32-1978 adopted
WCTION NEEDED: Proceed as authorized
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CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION APPROVING PRELIMINARY PLANS
FOR REPLACEMENT OF BRIDGES OVER I��94 AT MAIN STREET
AND BURLINGTON iJORTHERN RAILROAD TRACKS� � . � � � � � g ' $ D
Resolution No: 33-1978 adopted
ACTION P�EEDED: Proceed as authorized �
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING P1SAS
FUNDS OF STATE AID SYSTEM iST, 1978-4)� �.������. 9
Resolution No, 34-1978 adopted
ACTION NEEDED: Proceed as authorized .
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FINANCE
�EGULAR MEETING, APRIL 1�, 1978
PJEW BUS I NESS ( CoNT 1 rvuED )
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION ORDF�ING iMPROVEMENT,
APPROVAL OF PLANS AND ORDERING A�':`JCRTISEMENTS FOR
BIDS: SANITARY SEWER AND STORM SEWcP. IMPROVEMENT �
PROJECT I1iO � -�.�� � -iNOr i2� � � � � � � � � � � � i � � � �
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Resolution No. 35-1978 adopted '
ACTION NEEDED: Proceed as authorized
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Approved
ACTION NEEDED: Issue licenses
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Approved
ACTION NEEDED: Pay claims �
EST IMATES � � � � . . �� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � . � .�3 - 13 C
Approved
ACTIOIV NEEDED: -Pay estimates
RECEIVING COMMUNICATION �ROM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRESIDENT DATED APRIL�14, 1978
Letter received REGARDING DOWNTOWN REUITALIZATION
ADJOURrJ: 9:50 P.M.
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The Nonorable Mayor Nee and
Members of City Council
Fridley City Hall
6431 University Avenue N. E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55432
ATTENTION: Nasim Qureshi
Ci ty Ma na ge r
April 14, 1978
Re: Improvements of Facilities and
Business Clima te in the Mississippi
Stree t/ University Avenae Area
Dear Mayor Nee and Members of the Ci ty Counci 1:
As you are aware, on February 22, 1978 eighteen k�usinessmen rr�t with
city staff inembers to discuss their concerns pert�ining to the possible
improvement of thP business climate in the Mississi�pi Street/University
Avenue area. Subsequent to ±hat meeting I have met with the city staff and
I have discussed the ma tter with a number of businessmen and citizens in the
area .
Two broad and general conclusions emerged from these discussions. First,
it was nearly unanimously felt that there was a definite need for a rrarket
and technical feasibility study to determine what the potential is for the
area. The study sho�ld analyze future activities and services which would be
in demand, what will happen if changes are not made, costs/benefit analysis
of aiternatives and identifying potential sources of funds. Further, it was
the general consensus of the businesses that the best method would be to have
the City lease the southeast quadrant with an aption to bu.y�in two to three
years. This lease and option should be :.onditioned upon the City not losing
money and b�ing able to abandon the project if the feasibility study indicates
that the Ci ty sho�l d let the property go . .
The businessmen in the area, including te��ants and landowners, showed a
strong interest in forming a do�vntown businessmen's association or corporation.
In checking with the County it appears tha t CETA Funds would be available for
a full-�time staff person starting in Oc tober of 1978 when new appropriat�ons
are expected. By ttie same token, it was felt that the City would have to take
an active role alonq with the businessmen to develop the Mississippi Street/
Universi ty Avenue area to i ts, maximum potential .
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Members of Cit.y Council
ATTENTION: Nasim Qureshi
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Apri 1 14, 1978
At the February 22 meeting I took notes and so did Mr. Sobiech. I have
attached a copy of the notes that he prepared which I feel are very comprehen-
sive and accuratly represent the issues that wer2 raised. I am also sending
a copy of thi s letter to the 45 landoN�ners and tenants i n the area and aski ng
tha t they continue their input. Further, the•Chamber will also continue dis-
cussions in regard to this matter at its regular meetings in order to establish
as much input as possible.
I would be more than happy to discuss this natter in person with a ny one
of you or at a City Council meeting. I personally feel that there is a need
to develop "downtown Fridley", but I also fEel tha t we have to have some
direction as to how to establish that concept.
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CHAI�lBER OF C�IfMERCE; MEF.TT1�?G
February 22, 197II
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1. I3rainsi�rmin� Session; to discuss concern of resPonses of
�/lnnual Chamber meeting questionnaire, pertaining to need
for irr�provement of facilities and business clima.te in the -
Mississippi Str�eet/University Avenue are�. � �
t°,, it�t';;TIF7CATIUI�1 U� CONCERAIS
I. Per.iestrian Movement. Pedestrian movenent is net easy or
�' inviting on the four corners oi Mississippi Street/University
Avenue. Pedestr�ans do not feel intersection is s�fe for
walking and businesses believe ±hey are hurt b5� lack of '
pedestrian movement.
. 2. Fences Along University Avenue. They are not at�ractive to
area and they hurt visibility of businesses.. They don't
necessarily stop children from climbing over fences to cross
hi�liway�, and children also go thr�ugh emergenc5� openings in
fences near City Hall. Fer_ces a�so colicet trash and
garba�e. People c�id realize safety was a factor in putting
up fences and that speed limit r��ight, ha��e to be lowered if
iences were taken down.
3. Nee� For P4arl;et Siudy and Technical Feasibilitv Studv.
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1) :�lhat �s the potential for the area; given Northtown
etc? ro ;•:e nzed �o "cc�:npete"?
2) What types of activities or s�rvices are in demar,d?
3) What are needs o� City Hall?
��) Identify. needs of ft�tlire residents in new Szr.ior
Citi.zen/Family Housing complex.
5) Identify needs and desires o� present businesses and
r�sidents. .
6) Shotild bu�inesses serve most:ly residents in area?
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1) Cost/benefit analysis of alternatives.
2) Identify alternatives for 1�lississippi Street/University
Avenue area.
3) Identi.fy potential sources of funds.
4) Identify legal and �overnm�ntal Procedures, obstacles,
etc.
4. Vehicle Traffic Movement. Difficult at in�tersection because
it is slow moving, especially during rush hours, so it is
diffic�lt to ge;: to busi�esse�. Cn th� ot�zer hand, -traffi�
mavement alvn� University E1v�nue may move too quickly for
drivers to se� businesses or for drivers to think about
stopping at businesses.
l:That effect will new dwellings east of City Hall have on
�ongestion?
a) NE and SE quadrants have ingress/egress problems.
b) i1E � SE quadrants have parking �roblems; Cnristianson
building too close �to road.
5 Zoning. 43}iat types of zonir_g are possible on the four
corners? (e.g. mixed land use zoning). Some areas are
improperl.y zoned. �
6. Attract�_veness. Some peop_1_e were concerned the area just
� didn't look nice, friendly, interesting, innovative,
different, desirable, attractive, etc.
a) Interest an�l pride in ownership
1) So�ie of the land owners appear som�what disinterested.
Tiicreas�d concern with aesthetics a necessity.
?. Highway Department. Some people were frustrated t�at the
Department of Transportation may not be rESponsive enough
to n8eds of individual cities. They perce�ve Dept�. of
Transportation as a potential obstacle to making changes in
fenc�s, pedestrian movement, etc.
8. Fragmented and�Independent Business Area and Neighborhoods.
a) Result of University Avenue
b) Causes lack of coordination between four corners
c) May limit identity �
d) May lirr�it effectiveness of new improvements, in that a
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minimum level of investmer.t rnay be needed to get a • �
reasonable rate of returri. Maybe can cansolidate area
east of University and area ��est of Universi�l-y llvenue,
� but can both areas be consolidated?
� C. BRAIP7STOR1�1II1G ID�AS TO IMPROVE AFEA �
l. Improve intersection for pedestrians and vehicles. (Walk
signals, painted lin�s, etc.)
2. Move fences back to al.low drivers to see busia��esses and to
improve attractiveness of area. Possibly improve attractive-
ness of fences with landscaping or replace fences with
something more innovative.
a) Emphasis on landscaping
3. Change zoning to allow mixed land use.
4. Increase in number oi businesses would be better for other
businesses, because of "magnet effect".
5. During rush hours, could traffic sigr_als be speeded up to
mov� cars faster on Mississippi Street?
6. More color; painted murals on buildings, potential skyways,
etc. to make area look more attractive.
a) Themes for area (e.g. Colonial, Western, etc.) to
• increase identity of area.
b) Upgrade fronts of buildings to indicate themes, etc..
� 7. Lighting systems t� increase identity of area Ce.g. sodium
lighting).
8. Improved appearance of signs.
9. ClosEr concei�tration of residents to shopping areas.
10. Special promotions.
11. Tunnels or underground walkways (e.g. Picadilly in London,
Universities, downtown rlinnea�olis, etc.) Could�also
include �pecialty shops.
12. Pedestrian bridges
13. Enclosed skyways for climatic reasons
a) May be important to have colorful designs on skywaYs,
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Ct��.r of Commerce I�ice�� -u- . .
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� 14. Mi::ed land use block whieh cou'ld consist of items such as
shoPpin�, outside plaza, office spaee, apartment building,� �
comrnunity servzces, etc.
15: Pedestrian mall. �
16, What have other cities done? (e.g. Edina, Hopkins, Minne-
apolis, etc.)
D, WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?
1. Should businesses create a non-profit corporation for the
Mississippi StreetlUniversity Avenue area? Nore specif ically,
a downtown businessmen's association.
2. Shoul3 businesse� call another meeting to discuss idca� in
more detail, to identify;
a) What other downtown business associations have done�
b) What other cities have done
3. What is leadership role of City? '
a) Acti�e .
b) Passive �
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7he Regular Meetino of the fridley City Council was called to order at 7:33 p. m. j
by Mayor Nee• !
PLEDGE OF ALt_EGIANCE:
Mayor Nee 7ed the Council ar.d audience in the Piedge of Allegiance to the Flag.
ROLL CALL:
MEMBERS PRESEN7: Councilman Fitzpatrick, Councilman Namernik, Mayor Nee,
Counc�lman S�hnei�cr ard Councilman Barne�te
MEM6ERS aQSEN?: None
PRESENTATIpN OF 114dARD:
C[RTIFiCATE OF APPRECIATION - HUBERT LINDBLAD, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
� COMP1ISSION
A certificate of appreciai;ion was to have been presentetl to P"r. Lindblad for
his service as a membe�• af th� Community Developrnent Commission, hot:�ever,
he �a�as not present to receive this certificate and it was requested this be
forwarded to him.
AP�ROVAL OF MIfJUTES:
PUBLIC HEARING MFETING. MARCH 13, ;97E:
MOTION by Ccunci7man Hamernik to approve th�� minutes as presented. Seconded
by Councilman Schneider. Unon a vo�ce vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee
declared the motion carried unanimously.
; REGULAR COUNCTL MEETING, MARCN 20, 1978:
MOTION by Councilrnan Schneider to a�pl•OVP. the minutes as presented. Seconded
by Councilinar Earnetie. Upon a vo�ce vcte, al' voting aye, i�layor Nee
declared the motior carried unanimcuslv.
ADOPTIOPd �r I�GEP�DA:
Becausn of ti�e number of persons present regarding the request for stop siyns
in Sylvan Hills, Mayor P;ee requeste�l this i+,em be taken as the first item of
New Business.
Courcilman Schneider a'.so requested the seconded item of hew Business be:
"Consideraticn of a request for stop signs at hiatterhorn Drive and Regis
Lane."
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt the agenda as amended. Seconded by
Courcilman fitzoatrick. Upon a voice vote, all votinc� aye, Mayor Nee
declared the motion carried unanimously.
OPEN FO°UM, VISI�ORS:
A g2ntle!�an ir the audience qu�stioned how long it would take to effect a
trans;er of a liquor 'icense at the Shorewood Shopping Center.
May�or Nee indicated the Council would discuss this matter Iaier -in thE meeting
when the licenses were considered by Council.
Mr. Fd !�ilmes, 6350 Riverviear Terrace, presented the Council with a ci�eck for
paymerit of interest or the Ha,yes lots.
hir. Wilm�.-s state�) i;he Islands of Peace has received a contribution from 3P1
Companti� f�r �2,000. He a7so informed the Council that the receipts from the
sale of ;ir::kood tetaled �407. He thanked th2 City, the Fridley Jaycee's,
and Frid]ey Qur Own HardE>>are for helping in this sale.
Mr. Wilmes �nviied the Gounci7 to take a tour of the Is�ards of Peace on
April 15, 1978, and stated a bus will be leaving Ci+.y Hall ut 10 a. m.
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Mr. Wilmes also requested the Council consider pa��inq for the satellite
facilities at the Islands of Peace. P�ayor Nee asked h1r. ldil�nes to submit a
written request to the Council so it could be processe�d and considered.
OLD BUSINESS:
ORDINANCE N0. 674 ESTAI3LISHING CHAPTER 512 OF THE CITY COD[ OF THE CITY OF
rnTn� rv reiTTTi ci7---�.:sn1�n`R i�FUTr� � aFr.tii ATT�NC f1N PnRi rr.. SFMr-�ual_IC AND PRIVATE
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to waive t��e second reading of Ordinance No. 674
and adopt it on the second reading and publish. Seconded by Councilman
Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the mation
carried unanimously.
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RECEIVING PETITION �6-1978 REQUESTIN6 STOP SI�NS IN SYLVAN HILLS:
Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated a petition was received from
residents in the Sylvan Hills area requesting a stop sign be installed on
Jupiter Drive at the intersection of Sylvan Lane. He stated the staff cfiecked
with the Police Department and there has been no report of accideni;s in this area,
however, this does not mean there isn't any speeding problems.
Mr. Sobiech stated the existirg signs were recommended by the irafific
Engineering Consultant, Mr. Jack Anderson, during Fridley's sign replacement
program and the staff would recommend that the signs remain.
Mr. Subiech stated, after discussions with the Ward Councilman, Mr. Hamernik,
and driving the area, he found the streets are difficult to negotiate if
you are driving at excessive speed. He felt perhaps the City could install
some curve signs with advisory speeds in order to help drivers through the
intersection in a safe manner.
Courcilman Hamernik ir.dicated he discussed this matt�r with the residents in
trying to alleviate ihe prob1em ana suggested b�cause �f *he alignment of
ti��e street, a sign be put up advising persons not to exceed 15 mph in
order to navi9ate the curve. Councilman FiamE:rnik questioned if the residents
would consider this alternative as opposed to stop signs. �
Mr. Hogetvedt, 201 Sylvan Lane, questioned who would enforce the 15 mph�
if the 30 mph isn't enforced.
Councilman Namernik stated it is difficult to negotiate the curve at 30 mph
and whether or not there is speeding, it is hard to te�l because of the
street alignment.
Mrs. Hogetvedt, 201 Sylvan Lane, stated the drivers dun't try to negotiate
the curve, but drive thrUUgh ihe residents' yards.
Mr. Dennis Alexander, 6270 Jupiter Drive, staied !;e iritiated the petition to
residents on Jup�ter Drive, but he could obtain ud��itional signatures in the
area, if necessary. �4r. Alexander stated tie.has �ive children and if the stop
signs are not installed and one of them is hit, the Council would have to answer
to liinr. He stated the park. is unprotected and �ti•an±ed siop signs at both ends.
MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to recei��e petition #,`6-1978 for stop signs in
Sylvan Hills. Seconded by Cc�ric:ln�an Schneider. Upon a voice v�te, all
voting aye, Playor Nee decl�red the motion carried unanimously.
MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to install a four-way stop sign at the inter-
section of Jupiter Drive and Sylvan Lane for trafific control. Seconded by
Councilman Schneider. Upon a veice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared
the motion carried unanimously.
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Mr. Herrick stated anothe�° requirement with lots, resulting from lot splits,
having less than 75 feet lot widt,h, a minimu�n of a single garage should be
: provided, which �aould apply ;n Mr. Rolstad's case.
Councilman Barnette stated the point here is that there may be access, but
no garage to get to.
Councilman Fitzpatrick felt they should table this item for another week so
that Mr. Rolstad could meet with staff and try to come up with a proposal
to satisfy the ordinance.
MOTION by Cour,cilman Fitzpatrick to continue these items to the April 10, 1978,
meeting, Seconded by Councilman Schneider. upon a voice vote, all voting
aye, P�layor Nee deciared the motion carried unanimously.
APPEALS COMMISSION MFETING OF MARCH 14, 1978:
A. RODNEY I�IAARA, 6021 ffAIN STREET:
B. RICHARD HART, 6035 MAIN STREET:
C. KENNETH PETERSON, 6011 MAIh STREET:
D. KENt�lETf� i ETERSO«, 6019 F1AIN STREET:
Mr. Sobiech, Fublic Works Director, stated all the variai;ce requests for
Items A tiireugh D are in relat�on to the street improvement projects in
the Hyde Pari� area.
He stated the staff has been v.orl<ing with the property owners to come up
, with a solufion cr� ihe parkiny, as these properr�ies were constructed
, prior to the 7;,rinq Code and the�°e weren't requirements regarding the
number of narkiny stalls per unit.
Pir. Sobiech stated he felt �he existing situation could continue if there
are certain improve�ients on the proper±;es, He th�n prncPeded to revie�v
the variances recomn,�rded for ai�proval F�v the Appeals Commission regarding
the off-�treet par�kirg, parking stails., ?ocation anci loca.tion of the garbage
!°ece;?tacle fQt" �j^ONE'.!"t?E?S .'.i JU2i t;t1Ci ���� i`i�li, �LI"Ct?t.
�+Ir. Sob�ech reviewed the variances for the properties at 6011 and 6019
Ma�in Street regardincl off-street parking, location and size of the
pai°kin� stalis, and cortinuation ofi existing parking in the front yard.
he stated an island would be provided, as sho,vn on the drawing, to eliminate
the lony street-t,ype parking situation and provide landscaning and imprave
the a.esthetics. Ha explained access would be closed to the rear yard.
Mayor Nee felt there was another alternative for parking for the properties
at 6�11 and 6019 �"ain Stre�t because of the adjacent vacant property.
P1r. Qureshi, City Plarager, questioned if the vacant property wasn't used
for parkirg what otf�er use could be made of it.
Nr. Sob7ech stated tf�e lot could be used for a duplex �Nithou� any need for
a i�a�°iarce.
MOTIC�d h, Councilmar. Fitzpatrick to concur with the recommendation of the
Aopeals Coom�ission for approval of variances for properties at 6021
and 6035 Main Strnet, as filed by Rodney l��aara and Richard Nart, with *_he
stipulation that ihe frcnt yard parking be blackiopped, curbing be
provided as re�nn:;!ienJed by the City s�aff and rubbish containers be
screened. Fur�t'rier, that the imF�ruve;�ients be coordinated with the street
improvement project and be completed no later than September 15, 1978.
Seconued by Councilman Schr.eider. Uoon a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Nee declGred the motion carried unanimously.
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RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COMP-1ISSION P"EETI�lG OF MFlRCH 22, 1978:
The Council received the !^inutes of the Plann�ng Commission Meeting of March
22, 1978, and considered the following items:
JOSEPH SINIGALIO, SAV �?8-01, 3rd & Universi
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to set the public, hearing for this item
for May 8, 1978. Seconded b,y Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, P1ayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
HARVEY R01_STAD, SP �`78-03, 4600 2nd StreeL N.[.
AND
HARVEY ROLSTAD, L.S.�7°-01, 4600 2nd Street N.E.
Since these two requests, one foi° a special use permit and the other'for
a lot spli�, directly relate to each other, they vrere both considered at
this time.
Mr. Sobiech, Public ldorks Girector, stated a lot split is proposed in order
to split ofr the `outherly 16 feet of Lot 14, Black 12, Plymouth Addition
and add it to Lot l� to make a buildable single family lot. The Planning
Commission has recommended approval of this let split.
The Appeals Commission recommended approval of the variances to reduce the
side yard setback from the requ;red 25 feet to 20 feet and ir,crease the
maximum iot coverage for tl�e main and accessory buildings from 25� to
26.4°o to allow construction of a dwelling with a tuck-under garage, subject
to approval of Special Use Fermit #78-03 for a second accessory building.
The Council discussed the access and one suogestion was p�ssibly to
enter fr�om 2nd Street by a drivea�ay which would be clese to the property
line to the South or ta require an easement in the former alley to the rear
yard of the property to tne TJorth.
Cuuncilman Fitzpatrick indicated his inclination iaould be t� ask Mr.
Roistad to come back VJ)th some guarantee of access through the a11ey.
Mr. Rolstad indicated he spoke with that neighbor and could receive an
easement to get �nto the back yar•d.
Mr. Sobiech felt by building the garage on the most Northerly lot, this
would ins��re there was no problem with the lot.
Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, felt one solution might be to grant the lot
split, subject to an agr�eement that the garage be built on the Northerly
�lot and require that it be built prior to new occupancy of the house. He
felt this agreement could b� in ti�e abstract so anyone buying the house would
be aware, before occupancy of the house, that a garage would have to be
constructed.
Councifman Fitzpatrick stated this would mean that either Mr. Ro',stad or
the buyer would have to build a garage bef�re occupancy of the f�ouse to
the North.
Mr. Rolstad felt this was urifiair and couldn't see the problem as he
could oytain access.
Mayor t�ee explained the proposal by Mr. Rolstad puts the Council irr a
position where they would vio7ate several areas of the code. Since,
according to the code, the house requires a garage. He stated by allewing
the lot split, it Gvould make the house no longer a lawful residence because
it doesn't have a garage.
Mr. Rolstad felt young people may be buyirig the house and i;hat they pr-obably
wouldn't be able to build a gara;e for se��eral yeai°s. He questioned if
two accesses wouldn't be sufficient, and felt he was being forced to build
a garage. ,
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RECETVING LET�(ER ANL' PETITION �'7-1978 REGFlRf7I"!G STOP SIGNS AT MATTERHORN
DRIVE APJD RE6IS LANE � �—' �- � —
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to receive the letter dated P9arch 31, 1978, from
Mr. Quinton Larson, Principal of North Park Elementar`� School, regarding stop
signs at REgis Lane and hiatterhorn Drive. Se�-snded b,� Cou��cilman Fitzpatrick.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor �d�e declared the motion carried
unanimously.
Councilman Schneider read the letter received from h1r. Larson requesting a
three-way stop sign at Regis Lane and P�latterhorn Drive in order io creaie a
safer conditlon for school children in the area.
A petitton was also received from residents in the area for the stop signs on
Matterhorn Dr�ive and Regis Lane.
MOTION by Coi�ncilman Schneider to receive peition �7-1978 requesting stop
! ' signs on Matterhorn Drive at Re�is Lare and on all four corners where
East Danube intersects 41FSt Danube. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick.
Upon a voice vote, a71 voting aye, Alayor Nee dec]ared the motion carried
unanimously.
Councilman Sc:hneider stated there was an unfortunate accident on Regis Lane
where a child was hit, but not seriously injured, and although this is not
directly related to the stop signs, it does focus nn a cor�cern the residents
have that f�1a1;terhorn Drive is a speedway. Recognizing that stop signs are
, not the best speed control device, Councilman Schneider felt there was
sufficient justification for the stop signs ir� order to help the speeding and
traffic problems.
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to install a three-�vay stop sign at the inter-
section or" Mattert�orn Urive and Regis Lane stonping Matterhorn both in the
North/South c�irection and at the East enti°ance to Regis Lane. Seconded by
Councilman 6arnette. Councilman Sr,hneid�r s±ated ther� is a co�;cern that
with the stop signs on Platterhorn Drive and Reg�s Lane, East Danube Road
; would be tha± mi�ch more tr�ve7eJ. I;e statcr, i:�;ere has b2er, d;scussior with
� residents in the area anci, for the n?ost part, they are in agreement ���ith
stop signs for Danube Road.
Mr. Sobiech stated the st�.ff feels st:op s'g�is u�°e not the best devices fer
speed control.
Councilmar Schneider irdicated he concurs with Mr. Sobiech's statement,
but feit the Po7ice Department can't cover all places at one time in order
to enforce the speed limit.
Mr. fta;pt; Carpenter> 5490 Platterhurn Drive, stated, with the frontage
i°oa� ou I-694, the traffic flovr has changed. He stated P✓�atterhorn Drive
is a wide strec,t and ,ives the appearance of being faster than a residential
street. He ;r:,riicatetl he felt a responsiblity to residents on Danube Road
to P�ave the stc�c signs, if stop signs are installed on Matterhorn and Regis
and :nc:rease the tr�affic on Uanube Koad.
UPOP! �'JCTC� Vc1Tt.- TA,KEN Oh THE ABOVE hi0TI0N, a?1 voied aye, and Mayor PJee
declareci the mct�iorE carried unanimously.
Mr. Lee At��e.�m, 5�?57 E. t)anube Road, expressed the dangerous situatior they
have in their ai°e�z anu that vehicles have taken out his mailbax several
tin�es.
Mr. John Curten, 549�3 W. Danube Road, indicated agreement with Mr. Atheam's �
, comments regarding the dar�grrous traffic situation. a'
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west Danube Road. Seconded by Councilman 8arnette. tlpon a voice vote, i
all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously, j
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RECEIVING THE MIhdUTES OF THF PLANNING COMMTSSION MEETING OF MA2CF1 22, 1978:
', The Council received the !,}inutes of the Planning Commission Meeting of March
22, 1978, and considereci the follow;ng items:
JOSEPN SIfJIGALIO, SAV ;`?8-01, 3rd & Universi
M�TION by C�uncilman Fitzpatrick to set the publ9c hearing for this item
for Nay 8, 1�7f3. Seconded bv Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
HARVFY ROLSTAD, SP �78-03, 4600 2nd Street N.E.
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HARVEY ROLS7AD, L.S.'�7B-01, 4600 2nd Street N.E.
Since these t��JO requests, one for a special use perni± and the other foh
a lot split, directly relate to earh other, they were both cons-idered at
this time.
Mr. Sobiech, Public tdorks Director, stated a lot split is proposed in order
to split off the �outherly 16 feet of Lot 14, E31ock 12, Plymouih Addition
and add it to Lot i!� to make a buildable single fan�ily lot. The. Planning
Commission ha� recom,mended approval of this lot split.
The Appeals Commission recommended Upproval of the variances to reduce the
side yard sEtback from the required 25 feet to 20 feet and increase the
maximum lot coverage for the main and accessory buildings from 25i to
26.4% to allow construction or a d��ielling with a tuck-under garage, subject
to approval of Special Use Permit �,`78-03 for a second accessory building.
, The Council discussed the acces� and �ne suggestion v,�as possibly to
enter from 2nd Street by a drive�•�ay which would be close to the property
' line to the South or to require an easement in the former alley to the rear
, yard of the property to the horth.
Counc-iln�an Fitzpatrick -irdicated his inclination would be to ask Mr.
, Rolstad to com� bac� witF� scme yuarantee of access through the a11ey.
, Mr. Rolstad indicated he spoke witr� that neighbor and could receive an
; easeriient ��o get into th2 bac�c yai°d.
Mr. Sobiecf� felt by bu;l�ing ±he garage on th2 most Nartherly lot, this
! would insure there was no problem with the lot.
Mr. Herrick, CiY,y Attorney, fel± one solution might be to grant the lot
split, subjec± to an agreemen� �hzt the garage be built on the Northerly
lo�: and requi�e that it bz pUl�t prior t� new occupanc,Y of the house. He
felt this ayreeinent could be in the abst�°act so anyone buying the house would
be aware, before occupancy of the hause, that a garage would have to be
constructed.
Counrilman Fitzpatrick stated this would mean that either Mr. Rolstad or
the buyer wou]d hav� to ouild a qai°age before occupanc,y of t,{�e house to
the North.
Mr. Rolsta.d felt i,his �n�as un;air an� couldn't see the pt°ob�em as iie
cou�ld obtain access.
,. Mayor Nee explained the proposai by Mr. Rolstad puts the Counc?1 ir a
position where they would violate s?��eral areas of thc code. Since,
according to the code, th2 heuse requi�°es a garage. He �tated by ailowin�
the lot ;plit, it would make the hause no longer a l���ful residence 6ecause
; it duesn't have a garage.
P�r. Rolstad felt young people may be buyirg the house and that they probably
wouldn't be able to build a c�ara�,e for several years. He questioned ifi
I two accesses wouldn't be sufficier,t, and felt he was beiny forced to build
a garage.
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P1r. Herrick stated another requirement with 1ots, resultir.g from lot splits,
having less than 75 feet lot �vidth, a mini�num c� a single garage should be
provided, which would apply in Mr. Rolstad's case.
Co�m cilman Barnette stated the point here is that there may he access, but
no garaye to get to.
Councilman Fitzpatrick felt they should table this item for another week so
that Mr. Rolstad could �;�eet with staff and try to come up v�ith a proposal
to satisfy the ordinance.
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to continue these items to the April 10, 197$,
meeting, Seconded by C�unci]man Schneider. u��on a voice vote, ali voting
aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
APPEALS COMPiISSION I'•1EETING OF MARCH 14, 197£i:
A. RODNEY WAARA, 6021 h1AI�J STP,EET:
6. RICNARD HART, 6035 ?�1AIN STREET:
C. KENNETH PETERSON, 6011 MAIN STREET:
KEPrNETH PETERSON, 6019 P1AI�i STREET:
Mr. Sobiech, Public Wcrks Dir°ector, stated all the variance requests for
Items A through D are in relation to the street improvernent projects in
the Nyde Park area.
He stated the staff has been �morking with the property o��m ers to come up
with a solution on the parking, as these pr,opetCies were constructed
prior to the Zoning Code and there ti�reren't reyuirements recarding the
number of parking stalls per unit.
Mr. Sobiech stated he felt the existing situation co;ald continue ?f there
are certain i�nprovem<�nts en �he pr��;7�r�f�ies. He theri proceeded to review
the variances recomm��nded for approval by the Appeais Commission regarding
th� nff-street parkinc�, pai°Fing stalls, locaiio�� and location of the garbage
receptacle for propei°ties at 6021 and e03� f�1ain Street.
Mr. Sobiech r•eviewed the variances for the properties at 6011 and 6019
i=ia7r7 Street regarding off-street parking, location and size of the
parking stalls, and continuation of existing par•ni�;q in the front yard.
11e stated an island would b� provided, as show❑ ;!., thhhe drawing, to eliminate
tne long street-type parkiny situation and provide lanuscaning and impruve
the aesthetics. �le Gxp7ained access �vould be closed to the rear yard.
Mayor Nee feii. t:h�re N!as another alternative 7'or parking for the properties
at 6011 and 6U19 A?ain Street because of the adjacent vacant property.
Mr. Q�.�°eshi> C�ty t"anacrer, qa?stioned if the vacant property wasn't used
for parking ���hat ot!,er us� co:iid be rriade of it.
Mr. �obiech stated the lot �ould be used for a duplex �,vithout any need for
a variance.
F407TOid �y Councilman Fitzpa�rlck to concur wi�h tFte reromroendation of the�
�,npea.is Co���m�ssion �o�° approval of variances for properties at 6021
and 6035 Mair� �t!�eet, as fiTed by Radney W�ara and Richard Har�, with the
stipulation that tl-�e front yarci parking be black�opped, curbing be
provided as rEC.oc!��mc:nded by the Cii�y staff and ruhbish containers be
screened. Further, that ihe improvements be coordinated tvith the street
imp�ovura��nt project a�id he ;:omple�ed no later tf�an September 15, i978.
Secor.�de� by CoGnciir�an �ch��eider. U�on a voice vote, all voting aye,
Mayor Nee deciared t!i� motion carried unanimously.
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MOTIOPd by.Councilman Fii;zpatrick to concur with the recomirendation of the
Appeals Coinmissiorr for• apprr,val nf variances for �ropei-ties at 6011 and
6019 f�ain Street, as fi1ed by Kenneth Peterson, w.ith the stipulation that
the front yard parking be (�lacktopped, curl�ing he provided as recommended
by tfie Cit,y staff and rubbish contairei�s be screened. Further, that the
impro��ements be caordinateu ���ith the street improven�e�7t projecY. and be
completed no later thari Septen;her 15, 197".. Seconded by Caunci7man
Qarnette. Upon a voice vote, Councilman fit;zpatrick, Councilman Qarnette,
Councilman Schneider and Co�mcilman Hamernik votcd in favar, Mayor Nee
VOted against the rnotion. Mayor Nee declared the motion carried by a
4 to 1 vote.
JEI�PJ OLSO�d-GA�D�, 5�61 t�1ATPl STR�ET:
Mi�. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated the petitier;er would like
to insure the front yard parking and improve the rear yard ai�ea son�e time
in the future. Ne stated the petitioner is reque.sting the paved area in
front be allowed to contin<<e as front yard parking.
Mr. Gazda appeared before the Council and indicaied he has two handicapped
persons in the duplex and i;, was better for them to ha�:e tront yard parking.
Ne stated it would be hard to say, at tf�is tiine, wnen he would make the
improve�ent for the rear yarci parking.
Councilman Fitzpatrick sta�:eJ because of the possibility of access from the
alley, the recommendation of the Appeals Commission, and in view of the
har,dship stated by the petitioner, he would move the follosving:
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to concur with the recommendation of the
�ippeals Con�mission and grant the variances. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik.
Mr. Qureshi, City P�lanayer, felt the variance cou1d be allowed for a certain
period of time,�if the Council feels thet°e is a hardship.
Mayor f��ee didn't feel i:his woulc� Ge fair to the rest of th2 residents since
Mr. Gazda wou l d be the o,� i y one on tr�e stree�t who t:��u1 ci b� per�ni tted to
have front yard parking:
He didn't feel the:re was the need for front yard parkir.� since it would
be the sanie numuer of steps to t4ie front yard as to the back yard.
Mr. He��rick, City Attorney, felt it would be most practical to put a time
limit on the vai°iance.
COUNCILMAPJ FITZPATRICK THEN l�J?THDREW HIS MOTION WI?H PERMISSION OF HIS
SECOPJDER, COUNCIL?�1APd HAT4rRNliC.
MOTION by f,ouncilman r'itzpatr'ick to grant approval for the variance to
allotiv f�°ont yard parking for a period of five years. Seconded by
Councilman Hamernik. '
MOTION by Councilman Hamerni!< to amend the above motion that the variance
be for a five year period or until such time the ,r.roperty.is sold, which-
ever• comes sooner. Seconded Uy Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote,
al� voting aye, f�1a,or tJee declared the motion carried ununimously.
UF-ON A VOICE VOTE TAKEN QN 1 Fii: NAIN P�IOTION, all voted aye, ancl h'ayor t�ee
declared the motion carried unan:imously.
Mr. Sobiecl� stated it is thc fity's ultin?ate plan not to provide froa�t
parking, but to have *he'property owner make �n ir���,�^ovenient ta the rear
of the prope�°ty �or parking.
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! F. EDWARD FUERSTENl3ERG, 5505 t1�TTERHOR^! DR1VE:
Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated this is a request to reduce
� the side yard setback from �the required 10 �fee� to 5 feei for property
�� at 5505 Maii:<<�r�norn Drive. He stated there !�as opposition from
residents o� t:he area and th�e Appeals Coinrniss;nn has recomrnended denial.
Mr. Sobiech stated there was no eviderice of a hardship as a house could
be designed to fit that lot.
Mr. Fuerstenberg presented his proposed plans to tf�e Council for
construction of the house.
Mr. Roger Her.tel, 5501 4d. Danube Road, stated the house has an angle
projectioii so that �neans the overhang ���ould be tM°ee feet from the
lot line. He stated he would rather not have houses too ci°owded
together in the neighbor�hoed.
Mr. Klumb, 5502 W. Danube Road, indicated he objected for the sanie
reasons as Mr. Nertel and feit Mr. Fuerstenberg would be crovading the
lot.
Mr. Ralph Carpenier, 5490 Maiterhorn �rive, indica�ed he had no objections,
but felt P1r. Fuerstenberg could compensate by rutting off the angie
projection on the house.
Mr. John Curten, 5G98 W. Danube Road, indicated he is located behind the
property and is concerned about the variances in the Innsbruck area.
He felt the lots ar-e adequate and a house of reasonable size could be
built and doesn't feel variances are needed in the area. He -relt the
house should be designed to fit the 1ot and was concerned about the
appearance and actual grade ofi the house.
Since P1r. Fuerstenb�rg o�•ms the lot to the South of the proposed house, it
was suggested poss�ibly he co�;ld take rive teet firom this lot or° cut down
the overhang af the house so tf�at a variance v,rould not be required.
Councilii�an Sctineider felt he co�ldn't vote for thF: ��ariance 4•!ithout a
shoiv of hardship. He fe7t, howev�r, if h1r. Fuer�st2nberg wanted to build
` the house, as per his proposed plans, the Council would cor;sider a lot split
to accomplish this.
MOTION by Councilman Schneider to concur with the recoiiimendatien of the
Appeals Coi,mission and deny the variance i°equested by �1r. Fuerstenbery
on the grounds that no hardship has been sho�vn. Seconded by Councilman
Earnette. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion
carried unanimously.
RECESS:
Recess called by Mayor Nee at 10:17 P. M.
RECONVENED:
The Council reconvened at lIJ:30 P. M. A11 Council memb2rs were present.
CONSIDERATIOh OF A REQUEST FOR A SIGN VARIAMCE 3Y HOLIDAY VILLAGF hdORTH,
250 57(H AVENUF N �E : �
Mr. Jerry Jensen, representing Holiday Village, ap,peared before the Counci]
regarding this request for a sign variance. He stai:ed tl�e variance is
requested for the East utali of Noliday I�illage's building. He indicated
they are propos�ing to ren�ove the present lettering which covers 456 square ';
feet and replace it �vith lettering totaliny 407 square feet, thereby
reducing the amount of siqning an the East wall of the 6uilding. ,
Mr. Sobiech pi�esented photographs to show N�(�at new signing wa, proposed.
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MOTION bV �our�cilman Fitzpatrick to concur with tk�e reco;:iaiendaCion of the
Board of /lppeals to allow the sign variance for an overall r-eduction in
present siqnaye frofn 456 squa+•e feet to 407 square ieet, :��ith the stipulation
that Holidav Vil�iage remove the present sic]ning on the Nort.n and West canopies,
reo�ove i;he pentagon signs and remove ti�e two free stan�in9 ai-ch signs.
' Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upor a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Nee declared the motion carried unanimously..
t�1ayor Nee pointed out that vehicles were parked in the "yellovr" designated
zones at Holiday, and voiced concern that these areas should be left open.
Mr. Jensen stated he would make a note to the store manager regarding this
concern.
CONSID[RA.?IO"d OF PRFLiP1I��ARY ROl!GH DRAFT OF PAftATRANSIT APPLICATION:
Mr. Sobiech, Public Works L�irector, stated this item �•�as discussed at the
Council's Corference.P9eeting a.nd tf�ere was concern. regarding financing.
Mr. Leek, �ssociate Planner, stated staff felt this is a��torthwhile project
for the City to become invo'Iv°d in and felt certair there would be the
possibility of continued fundiny.
Mr. Leek stated Coon Rapids ard Columbia Heiyhts would like to get involved
in this type of program, but i:here 4vas concern on their part. regarding
continuation of funding. He sta*ed he has not had any further input from
Spring Lake Park.
' Mayor Nee indirated 'ne had a concern and did not want to see this financed
on the property tax.
Mr. Leek felt, if they develop a program ��zhich isn`t succes�ful, then there
shouldn't be a continuation of funcing, but, on the otf:er hand, if this
was successful, tliey could possibiy obtain fundin9 ±o co*�t-:nue.
Counci? ��an Schne�der asked Nir. Le�`�c if he ���as av�are c�P ar�y ot4ti�r plac�s
in the cou�try where a proje�t of� this i;utur2 has beer t;�ied.
Mr. Leek st.ated the Of1E that has beer� most su�cessfu� i; �� corr�dor '
deviatior s;�steni.
He further stated the one that is rsost successful for tre.��sit disadv�riac,e
groups is dial-a-r•�de, he stat�d both of thacse have hcd results c;` being
successful and not �ucceeding.
Nlr. Herrick, City Attorney, asked vrhat haci L•e�n dor.e ta determine t��e
demand for this type of pro7ram.
Mr. Leek stated they talked with about 25u^ p��ple in transit disadvant�.ce
groups ��:hich included �tucier�i;s and senior citizens, to try to find ou1:
tran�it needs, fiares people �^�ou-!d �c� t�illing �e �ay, etc.
He stated frnn; i:he �information p?'�Sellted, the Minnesota Department of
Transportation developed a proy�arn.
Mr. Lee!< stat.ed the ccst far ihe City's sl-�are �aould be in the nrea of
$'15,000 to $20,000.
Councilman Hamernik stated becau;e of the %iigh risk factor, tie �!ould
not be in fa��oi° of proceeding �vith such a program, Ne also fe�it thgy wnuld
, he ir competition witn private businesses and •�rould look unfia.vorahly on
this.
Mr. Herrick s�ated it seemed highly doubtful ±hat the State coirlc! fund such
a program for ihe ei,tire metrcpolitan area, not, even taking Znto coi�sideration
outlying areas. He felt, if ii was subsidized for Nnoka Ccunty, it would
hav° to be subsidized fcr tV�e entire State.
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A1r. Leek felt communities a�o��ld compete for the furds, but as H�ith
co�nrnunity develooment funds, ±hose progranis that prove to be successful
we�ald get priority funding.
P4r. Leek stated �t. T. C. �;,c�;�ldr,'t establish inter�-suburban area i°outes,
unless they can prove ridershi���� and t;his canriot be dnne !•�ithout establishing
these routes. He si.ated ;.he it. T. C. doesn't h,:vc ifie flexibility to
operate a demonstra�ion prograr;i.
Councilman Schneider indicated he was not sure the time was right to
proceed as he sees other priorities. He indicated he �ias concerried
about wiiat would happen in the future anci if fir,ancing a�ould be available
to continue such a program.
Mr. Leek felt this is something that isn't roin; to be ecoromically viable
in itself. He felt, however, it v�ould be to the Cit,y's advantage to
develop any pr�or,rams they can tc denionstrate there is a need for
transportation to tie into the present transit system.
Councilman Fitzpatrick felt the Le�islature is asking for a demoiistration
regarding the feasi�;i2i'ty of extending service to an area and if it proves
to be successful, th� M. T. C. could take over the program.
Councilmar Barnette questioned vrho wouid pay the cost for advertising the
routes.
Mr. Leek stated this is part of the projer�; costs.
MOTI^�' l;y Councilmar Fitzpatrick i.o appreve the pi°eliminarv draft of the
Paratransit Application and �ubm;t it for c<�nsideration of fundir,g.
Secorlded by Coun��lman Schne?dei°. Upon a ro�� caii vote, Counciiman
Fitz�,��ric!< and 6�ayor fdee voted in favor o��' the �ru�tion. Councilman
Qar�ne�te, Cot<r7ci'i��ar S:hr�eider and Councilir�an Nam�rnik voted against the
motio;i. Mayor i�lee d�;;ia�°�d �thn mo�tion failed b_y a� ?_ io 3 vote.
Mr. leek stated the staff ��i11 sul�!;,it a iet�cer outlininy the Council's
concerns und !"Q2S0115 W(1`� ' S pl'OC;`^,' v,!dS11�t i1p(,+Y'pV@c� hy ��1� �OUI1C1i.
C6iJ� I[ t?1;�� IO�v U�= t 1_Ci���: �,�;t;�� � "sE i�_�_rd C�T`i� (ir i=K?I7LE't AP1U
AiuOKA � Ill'i�TY �OR �1'E�'. ,r: , T _-: �;,,._u_7ri r�I?j�i� ni OPI�;
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MAIN ��k�Ei �i� � I��I�Yt;� � .��.", !�E__:
MOTIQN by Counci'man Ba���� �+�e to ai���.�;:�ize execution of the agreement between
tiie City and the Cou��t;y ror Street Iriprovement Project ST. 197£3-4 and
authorize the Mayor and Ciiy �9an�qer ta sign same. Seconded E�y Caunc9lman
Schneid;:,~. Upon a vcice vote, all voting aye, P1ayor Nee der.lared the motion
carried �ananimously.
CONSTDFRATIOfJ OF EXTE=NSION OF LJTTL� LEAGUE LEASE A�REEf1ENT F'C1R AN
ADDTTIO'Jf'.L. FIIiE YLARS. � ----- -- ------
Nir. Qureshi, Cit�r Manager, asked that this item be tabled as a representative
from Little League cculd not be pr�sent this evening. He stated therE is �
a question recarding the parking and_feit it shouici f�e discussed with the
representatives of Litt'e League.
MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to table this item for� two weeks. Seconded
by Courciiman Schneidei°. U��o� � vcice vote, a11 voting aye, P1ayor Nee
declar•ed the mo�ion carried i.nar;ir,iousi_,�.
RE'CEIVING QIDS A'�;D AtdF�RDI�VG CONTRACi�: S���RFET fMPROVE��IEPlT PROJECT�ST, �1978-T
ST. 197�-? r��dD ST:� 197F-4 �`3ID OF'tt�I�;G_f^A;C:H 2?, 1978 : �
The following bids were received for �.hes� improvement projects:
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tv. Ll. H. Asphalt, Ir,c
5400 Industi�y A.venue
Anoha, f•iP� 55303
Arcon Constr�ictior, Ccmpany
Mora, MtJ 55G51
C. S. Mccr�;san, Inc.
Box AD
Osseo, h1N 55369
Hardrives, Inc.
General Con*ractors
3030 Haroor Lane P�.
Suite 216
hipl s . , frN 55441
Bury & Carlson
6008 ldayzata Qlvd.
Mpls., h1N 55416
Total Asphalt fon�truction
475 W. Mi nnefiaha Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55103
Bid Deposii_
5%
Americar� Fidelity
Fire Insurance
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Emp?oyer's
Insurance of
4!ausau
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Firemen's
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St. Pau' Fire &
Marine Insurance
5%
American Casualty
Co., of Readiny, PA
5%
Emplayer's
Insurance of 4Jausau
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Lum Sum Bid
$464,480.92
$5�5,377.31
�a509,i71.22
$520,.446.03
$523,703.18
4559,938.00
Mr. Sobiech, Public ��lorks D�rector, stated it �is recommendF:d the contract
be awa.rded to the lovr bidder, N. D. i'�. Asph.alt, Inc.
MOTION by Counci'nan �chneider to reccive tf�e bids for S*�°�et ?mpr„vement
Project ST. 1?78-1, S7. 1R78-2 ai�d ST. i97B-4 ar�d award th� c.ontr�.ci: to the
low bidder, N. D. H. 1`,sphalt, Ii;c. ir�i tl7e ?mo�.ini of $40��,430.92.
Secon�Jed by Gounci�fn��a.n Fit.zpatr�ick. Upon a vo�ice vete, a?1 ��ot,�;ne aye,
Mayor Nee declared the motion car�ried ur�nim�usly.
RECEIVIN�a BIDS AND A1�1�1�DING CONTRr'iCT: �?REE RF_I'�O��AL COPi?�I:�.�T (0:"tn!:ti,G
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The follo�•ring bids v:ere received for tree anu _tump remcval un r�iG�ate ,ncl
public proper±y:
Amlee Tree Servire Tree Removal Service
Y509 rninr;etorka E31vd. 1299 !l. S�:illr.ian
St. Louis Park,_MN __ St. Faul, MN
0- ;. 9" �f�H $ 29. 50 $ 20. 00
6"-7.9" DBH $ 4i.00 $ 3G.00
8"-9.9" DBH S 50.50 g 4p,rp
10"-11.9" DBH $ 71.50 � 52.00
12"-i3.9" DBH 5 91.00 $ 70.r,0
14"-15.9" DBH a125.00 $100.0U
16"-17.9" D3F! $156.50 S1?.5.00
18"-1�.9" DBN $201.50 $150.00
Over 20" $ 73.50 � 15.0^
Hai�ling $ 10.00 $ 45.00
Comments Bond Cuverage $5,C00
Subtr•��ciion fer leaving Si.Of} per inch .50¢ �er inch
s cump but deLar'r.i rg i t
Tight 4,or� rlrcas
Powerlines 0% 10%
� Bui 1 d � r,gs 255�; 20;
I�r,Ca.ss 25`6 20%
VaNam Root Qarrier �1.10• $1.75
Trenched Ro�t Barrier $1.25 $2.50
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MOTION by Councilman Hamernik Y.o receive the bids for the tree removal
contract and award the bid to the low biddE�r, Tre� i?emoval Service of St. Paul.
' Seconded hy Counciln�an Fit�patrick. Upon a voice vr�te, all voting aye, Mayor
Nee decl�red the motion carried unani�nously.
DISCUSSION REGARDI�JG DEFERRED C0:""PENSATIOid PLA,N�: ��
Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, st��ted the Internal 2evenue Servic.e is in the
process of adopting new ruline,s which would h�ave the affect of preventing
municipal and State er�ployees from partici��atii�g in deferred compensation
plans.
If the Council wished to go on record as favoriny the continuation of deferred
compensation plans, it was requestec� they con�ider adopting the follovring
resolution:
RESOLUTION PJO. ?_8-1978 SUPPORTIPlG H.R. 10746, 11174 and S. 2627 RELATING TO
DEFERRED COMPENSfiTIGiV: �
MOTION b�� Councilman Schneider to ddopt R��olUtion No. 2f3-1973.
Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION N0. 29-1978 APPROVIPlG FIil�AL PLA�lS ,4�lD ORDERIPiG ADVERTiSEMENT fOR
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MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatr•icl: to �dopt Resolution No. 29-1978.
Seconded by Councilman Sciineidei�. Uporia voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Nee declai°ed the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION N0. 30-197f3 A�iTHORIZI"dG AND DIRECTIPlG THE SF'�ITTIh6 OF SPECIAL
ASSESSf°`�NTS ON PF�RCEL /710, SEC?IO�v 12: ^
(�1r. Brunsell, City C1ei�k, stated the �,arcels a•r�2 over 2-'; ac�-es �4n size, ,
th2refore, they can lec�ally be split �vithout platting �.r a lot s�lit. He '.
stated the split has �een recorcied at Anoka County and it is i°equested the �
special assessments be split for the new parcels.
P10T10v by Councilman Schneider to adort Rcsuliition No. 30-1978. ,
Secnr„ed b,y Counci in�an Bar:iei.te. Upori a voi ce vote, a11 vo�ti ng aye, Mayor � I
Nee�d,ecla��ed the inotion carried ��nanimously. �;
APPOIP�?��ENT: C0�1i�1UNITY DEVELOPP�iENT COP�MISSION�:
MOTIOPJ by Councilman Hamernik to nominate Dr. Kenneti� ���iss to serve on
the Community Deveiopine�it Commission. Seconcieu by Councilrnan 6arnett�.
There bei ny no furthcr r7omi n��tion; , the non�i nati ons +n�ere c iosed by "' .;�:ir
he�. UFON A �!OICE V�TE TAKEN O,N THF aBOU� r40T10N, all voted aye; ari� Mayor
�!ee declared the motion carried un�nimously.
APPOINTNENI: CITY FMPLOYFES:
tn07I0N by Councilman Fitzpatrick to concur vaith the appointments of the
City Manager fer the employment. of Jutly l�lelch as Payables;Data Processing
Clerk in Financing/Accounting at S7&5/month, effective April 3, 1478, and
employment of Dav�d Sorenson as Probationar.y Police Officer at �945/month,
effective April 10, 1978. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor ldee declared the motion carried unanimously.
LICENSES:
Councilman 6arnette asked if there weren`t persons present in the audi.ence
regarding the transfer of license at the Shorewood Shopping Center,
Mr. Brtinsell stated these gentlemen had left the meeting. He explained the
hearing regarding their application for the liquor license is scheduled for
the Council meeting on May 8, '978, and believed the persons wanted to talk
with the Council regarding their plans.
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MOTION by Count�ilmar; Hamernik to ap�rove the lic�nsr-s as subinitted and�as on
file in th� License C?erk's Office. Seconded by Cour�,cilnian f�arnette. Upon a
voice vote, all vot:ng aye, Mayor Nee declared the ;notion carried unanimously.
CLA?MS:
MOTION by Co�mcilman N�.;>>ernik to author���ize payme:;t of C;aiins 069E19 through
039997. Seconded t�y ;'nuncilman Schn^idF�r. _Upon a voice vo�F�, all voting aye,
Mayor Nee declar�d the r?otion carried ��nanimously.
ADJOUP.fdMENT :
MOTION by Counrilman F!a!��ernik t� ��journ the ineeting. S�conded by Councilman
FitzpatricN:. Upo� a voice vete, all voting aye, �"ayo� tdee declared the motion
carried unanimous1y �nd the Requ�iar hleeting of the Fr�idley City Council of
April 3, 19%8, ad;;u�;,�recl at ii:�5 P. P1.
Respectfui7y submitted,
Carole Haddad
Secy. to the City Council
Approved:
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March 29, 1978
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Fridley Little League Baseball,
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Attached is a letter from Mr. Darwin Klockers, President,
Fridley Little League. As you will see by the third paragra�h,
they have an interest in renewing th�ir existing lease agreement
for a period of five years. This item was brought to the attention �
of the Parks and Recreation Commission. I� is their recommendation
that this lease be renewed in its existing form for the extended
five year period.
The Parks and Recreation Commission h�s also recommended
that the Recreation Department help finance the Little League
field maintenance in the amount of $500 for the 1978 season. I
believe that this recommendation is substantiated because the
Little League operation will be providing services for the nine
and tEn year old youth of Fridley interested in baseball. This
extended service rneans that the Recreation Department will not
have to offer a Pee Wee program for this age group during 1978.
By nvoiding this possible duplication of past years, the Parks
an� P,ecreation Department should realize savings of approximately
$200.
If you wish additional information, please notify me.
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t�. Chuck I3oudreau
Director of Parks atxi Recreations
City o� Fridley
Fridley City Ilall
6431. University Ave. N.C.
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Dear Chuck:
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Fridley Little League has begun plaruui� its practi_ce arxi game schE�dules
for the 1978 seascn. We request the use of Field 4, adjacent to the 3 ,
Little League Fields fran May 1, through approximately Aut,�ust 1. As you ,�,i
know, we use Fie1d 4� on an e,YClusive basis so that aIl games can be played t'
in the same area. If our use t�as to be limited to a specific time, it �
woul.d be fran 5:30 �.m. tmtiZ 9:30 p.m, hlorx�ay through Fric�y aixl �11 day ;'�
Saturday. With regard to other fiel�s, fra°n rlay 1 through May 31, w� need %'`-.
7 fields, rlonday through Friday fro:n 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. From June 1�1j-�_t '
throu�h Aut,►ust 1, we wauld need 4 fields, Monday through Zhursday frc�n �` ,�=
6:00 p.m. to 8:U0 p.m. .• �
Zl�e above needs are based on minim�n practice schedules arr1, if it turns
out additional fields ar�d tirnes are available, we would like to be cor}-
sidered for their use.
Finally, aur lease �or aur 3 Little League Fields expires .Tune 30, 1978.
Nowever, we do have an_option to renew the lease for an additional 5 years
which c,�e are e�:ercising. If notic� needs to be given to sameone orher
th�:1 yau, I Ht�uld a�preciaLe your le�tii�; me lmow so that I c;aii take care
o£ it. In addition, I caill be callir� ycu in the r.ear future to find out
if there is any equiFxnent or any field rr�intenance that could be providtd
by the Cit}� on an annual b�asis. As you h-no�a, we have not received any
assistance fivm th� City in the past. Our field maintenance e�pense is a
subst�ntial one ar� we �,�uld like to explore the possibility of the City
providii� some of this service. •
Yours very tivly,
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A�nain K. K�oc�cers, President �
TYi�.dley Little Lea�;ue
6830 �J��shirl;ton St. N.E.
�Yidley, hiN 55432
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I TfiIS: 11GREC��Etd7, made this ]8th day ofi Jun� , 1�73, by �nd
bet�reen the City of Friciley, a tlunicipal Corpc�ration, party of thc first part,
��lessor, and L7Ltie Lcague of t=ridiey, Inc., a f��innesota cor{:oration, party of
the second part, Lessee. , . •
. WITtaESSi�TH: Tnat said party of the first part, in consideration of
the rents and covenants �►ereinafter mention�d, does hereby lease and lei unto
said party of the second part; an�+ thz party of fi:he second par� does here�.y
rent and i:ake from the party of tl�� first part, the follo�rring describ�d Grc�;rises�,
si�:uated in the City of �'ridley, Couni;/ of Mok.a, State cr" �4innesc�ta:
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Q1ock 16, ��oore Lake Addi'cion
TO NAVE AP1D TO NOLD the above rerted pre�ises unto .tye second par•t;I
and its s��ccessors, subject to tne conditions and limitations hereinafter �
men�i�ned, fcr and duriny the �ter,�i of five (�) years COt1i�1e11C111c� on the ��
day of ,�,1�r , 1973, and ending on the ���t,}�day �f �UqP �
19?$,Provided, f�otivever, ti�e par�y of the s�cond part shal] have an option to
renew sai;i lease on �the same terms ar�d conditions for an additional five (�j
year period com�nencing at the ternination of tne first five-year period ai;ov�
described. . � . �
� PAR7Y OF THt ScCOt�D PART ayrees to pay as rent. to the first part for
the above m�ntione� premises, durinq tt�� terT of t�is lease the sum of Oi�e
Dollar (�1.00). . � : .
I�T IS AGRcED trat ±he second party shall m3intain the abovz described
-property keeaing it free and clear of 7it�er, debris, noxious �veeds and any�
ottier coriditions tl�at tivould constitute a nuisanc�. Party of the secor,d par�
st�all also I�old �the party of tl�e first part harnl�ss fro�� al � liabi�ity fc�r• any
and all activities sporsoi•�d by th� party of th� second part. Purty c�f tlie
second part si;all not, ho�rever, b� 1 iable for• any �njuries or oti�er 1 ia�i 1 i �y
wiien the party of th� first part 'is using said �and for organ�zed activities
wider the supervision of the C;fiy or Fridiey, the rrial��� Parks and Recreation�
Comnission, or employees of th� C��y.
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IT IS IiGREEU by Lhe parties that the rarty of the first part may use the
above de�cribed premiscs to�,�ether rrith any irnprover,�ents that r�ay be installed
by the ��arty ofi the second part wt�en such use is not incompatible ti•rith the use
of said premises and facilii:ies by the party of the second part.
UPOt�! TERI�INATIOf1 of this lease, party of the sec�nd part shall have
permission to remove any and all irnprovements, whethEr or not said improve-
ments are attached to real estate, �lac�d on the prorer*y by narty of the secan!�
part. Party of �he first par� shall compensate party of the second part For an-
improvements i�ista1led by.i:he pari:y of 1:he second par� ti�,hich cannot be removed
from ti�e premises. Said compensation to be determined by the then marke� value
of the improvement. .
IT IS AGREED BY AND BET1dEEN� the parties that should the second party
fail to make the above-mentioned payments ��rhe� due, or fail to fulfill any of t��
conditions h�rein described, that the first party may; at its discretion, re-enter
and take possession of the a�ave premises. It is f'urther agreed by the parties,
�hat the second party will not assign this lease or sublet the above premises
without first obtaining the written consent of the first party.
' .TERMINATION OF 7FiIS LEASE shali be effected by th�rty (30) c�ay
t�rritten not�ce by either party herein. In the eve;�t of such termination, neither
party shall be ehtitl�� te any ��ditional pa�:�ent �r penalty other than as
provided in the abave terms of this lease. ��
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seals the day and year first above written. �••0
IN PRESENCE OF: .
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APRIL 5, 1978
CALL 'i0 UFUER:
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Chai.rperson Harris called the April 5, 1978 PLanning Co:rm�ission MeeCing to
order at 7:37 P. M. •
ROL?� CALL :
Members Present; Storla, Bergman, Harris, Peterson, Gabel and Langenfeld
MemUers Absent: Schnabel, Gabel representing
bthers Presene: Jerrold Boardman, City Planner
APPRn�E PLANi?"C'Vi G CONLMISSICiN r1INUTLS: I`LARCH 22, 1978:
:�SOTI(a`Z by Mr. Langenfeld, seconded by Mr. Bergman, to approve the March 22,
1978 Ylanning Conunission minutes.
On Page 11, second paragraph from the bottom of the page, Ms. Gabe1 requested
the word "p�an" be chan�ed to "concept".
UFCA`2 A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimausly and the
ttu.nutes were approved wi.th the above amendment.
1. PUBI.IC HEAiiIN G: RFQLF�ST FOR SPECSAL tTSE PrR.:�1Ii , SP 'F78-04 BY JOHCI R.
DUYLE: }.'�K FRIDLEY CITY COD,�., SECTION 205. C51, 3, E, TO PER:�IIT R-i
ZA�IED PROUER �I' (S PiI GLE FATIILi' DWELLIN GS ) TO �� L SED FOR Ai�I OFF°STR��.T
' PARK]N G LOT FOR A PROnOSED A�'AP.T:'�;�1T Bli ILD�d i� ON �'1DJ�C�T LAND, TO BE
LOCAT�D t,�i LOTS 78 �ND 79, BLOCI� A, RIVLRVIEW HEIGHTS; TIiE SArS�. EEING
PART CF �F41 Ht+GO STRi'sET N. E.
ZiCTIQi1 by Ms. �;able, seconded by i�ir. L��ngenfeld, to open the Public Hearing.
Upon a voic� vote, a11 votin g aye, the uiotion carrzed unanimously. The Public
Hearin � was opened at 7:40 I'. M.
,ir. Pnardr��`�n s�ated the property on which the building will be located is zoned
R-3, hoa�ever, this re•.���esc is i:o use t�Yo ad jacent single family lots for parki:i�.
�;e :.nclicatect the staff did not see any problems with this request for a speeial
use permir, ho�aever, on� oi the stipulations far the parkin g lot would be solid
screening along the �'�st �nd North sides of the property.
I�(r.. �ioardmsi�� stated all �ther requirements have been met, with the e:cception of
r variance on the front yard setback. He staCecl the A�peais Cumraission has
' reconunended approva? of the.variauce.
Mr. Doyle stated, at thc� rey��est of City st.aff., rhey have revised the plans to
include the �1p�zrtm�nt b�iilding ui� the R-3 }�r.o�erty, move the building Uaek
from East Rivpx Koad and ii:r.orporaCe I�ots 7S and 79 for parking.
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Mr. Doyle expl.ained the apartment buildi.nb ieself will be in the semi-deluxe
category �aith cach unit having their individual undcr�;round parking sta11.
He stated Lots 78 and 79 will be used for auxiliary parking.
Mr. llarris asked how many units would be inciuded in the apartment building. .
Mr. Doyle stated there would be a total of 10 units for this parcel, each
havin g a tuck-under garage.
ryr, �iarris asked Mr. Doyle if he had any objections to the screenin g fence
recommended by staff. �
Mr. Doyle questioned what type of fence the staff had in mind. Mr. Boardman
stated it has to be a solid separati�on of either vegetation or solid board
fence. He stated, from past experiences, a solid wood fence would probably
be the best.
Mr. Doyle indicated there would be no problerns with the fencing.
%Ir. Peterson questioned why it was suggested the residential lots be used for
parkin g.
Mr. Boar.c�nan stated the parking lot could have been �Locatecfi on` the uriimpraved
lot area, however, if East River Road is ever widened, they might lose some
of the parkin g area.
M1-. Doyle stated if the parking were on the unimproved area, you would almost
have to have access onto East River Road which is less desirable.
N o persons in the audience spoke for or a�ainst this request for a special
use permit. .
MOTICAV by t�1r. Bergman, seconded by Ms. Gabel, to close the Public Hearing.
Upon �'� voice vote, all votin g aye, the motion carried unanimously. The Public
Iiearin g was closed at 7:50 P. M.
MOTIQ�1 by Mr. Peterson, seconded by Mr. Langenfeld, that the Plannin� Conanission
recommend approval of the Request for Special Use Permit, SP ��78-04 by John R.
Doyle: Per �idley City Code, Section 20�.051, 3, E, to permit R-1 zoned pro-
perty (single family dwe11i7gs� to be used for an off-street parking lot for a
proposed apartment buildin g on adjacent land, to be located on Lots 78 and 79,
Block A, Riverview Heights, the sdme being part of 441 Hugo Street N. E.
ryic. Harris questioned Mr. Peterson if he wished to include.the recommendation
for so�xd screen fencing in his motion.
Mr, peterson felt this was covered in the code and, therefore, wouldn't be
necessary to incYude it in the motion.
UpQ1 A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
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PI.IINNINC COri�tISSJON Mf:�TIPIG - AP1tIL 5, 1973 •PACE 3 ��
2. PURI,IC ilE!11t�]T1G: RI,Ql1T;ST FOR SPI.CIAT� l'SI; P1;RMI'T, SP ��78-OS, P.Y R1?NNIE ,
IZO'1.1�1��,�t : YLIt I�RIllLL''Y CI'1'Y CO[3E, SI:C'llt�i� 'C5. 131, 3, A, 3, 'TO l�LLOW TIIE
CWi S'1'KIJCTI(7f1 OI' A R1:C1ZL�iTIOi;AL liSl: I�UILDiNG, (3�y 'i'ills NOIZTH 300 Ft;ET OF
Tfl� SOUTIi J.].�5 FECT OP 7'1IL EAST }iC+LI' OF Tttr NOItTI?EAST Q11ART�R OI' TiiE
SOUTHEAST QUARTEIt OF SECTIOfI 3, TfiE snr� B�IN G 8U31 BEECIi STREET N. E.
MOTI0�1 by Mr. Langenfeld, seconded by Mr. 13er�nan, to open the Public Hearing.
Upon a voice voCe, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. The Public
Hearing was opened at 7; 55 F. M.
rir. Boardman stated a commerical recreational use is allowed in an M-2 zone
with a special use permit. This request is.for the opexation of a discotheque
in an M-2 zone between Main and Beech Streets.
Mr. Rozman sta�ed this would be a discotheque for teenagers from the ages of
13 to 19. He stated it would be a disco atmosphere, without the liquor.
He indicated they plan to have a concession stand which would serve pop, �
popcorn, etc.
Mr. Rozman stated they now have a similar operation in the Cedarville Shopping
Center in Eagan at Highway 13 and Cedar Avenue.
He explained their hours of operation would be on Friday and Saturday nights
from 8 to mi.dnight and on Sunday night from 8 to 10 P. M., during the school
year.� However, they may be open Wednesdays through Sunday durin g the sunaner
months.
Mr. Rozman explained they have had no problems with their operation in Eagan
and parents have nothing but praise for the recreation center. He felt there
was a need for this type of entertainment throughout the metro area.
Ms. Gabel questioned the costs for admittance to the d.iscotheque. Mr. Rozman
stated it would $2.50 and once a person entered, they could not leave the
premises. He exp].ained there would be coat checking available which the
persons must use.
Mr. Peterson questioned if Eagan was contacted regarding their comments on
the discotheque. Mr. Boardmai� stated they had not been contacted.
Ms. Gabel questioned how many persons the buildin g would accommodate. Mr.•
Rozman felt anywhere from 1,200 to 1,4U0.
Mr. Boardman stated what is allowed in this type of situation is one person
per 15 square feet of floor area. Although the building is 15,000 syuare
feet, all is not open area. He felt the useab].e dance areaois about 12,OOD
square feet. '
Mr. Rozman stated the se�son he picked this area is that the industries would
be closed at niglit and there wouldn't be any objectians from persons in
residences that it was too loud or too mat1y cars.
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Mr. Dick J3rama. explained the building would lie desi�,n�ed as a multi-purpose
btiilding t}iat could be converted to a warehouse aC a later date. He stated
the cons�ruction would probably be pre-cast material.
Mr. SCorla yucstioned how soon the building would be completed. Mr. Brama
indicated it would probably take a minimum of six months to have the plans
finalized, obtain f�.nancing, etc.
Mr. Langenfeld asked Mr. Rozman if he was plannin g to lease the building. ,
Mr. Rozman stated he would own the building and he and his nephews would
run the discothec��e. He indicated he planned to hire persons from the
area to sell concessions, tickets, etc. ,
Mr. Langenfeld c�uestioned if there would be p'inball machines and pool. Mr.
Rozman stated they plan to have pinball.machines, but no pool tables.
Mr. Otto Tauer, 5866 2nd Street, indicated he had no special interest in
this request, but £elt the Commission should keep the curfew laws in mind
as this may conflict.
Ms. Gabel questioned how many persons would be supervising this operation.
Mr. Rozman stated there wouZd probably be 8 to 10 people invoZved.
Mr. Boardman stated some of the staff's concerns would be with the layout
and drainage. He fe1,t there should be some additional screening and land-
�aped areas and was�concernen about drainage with such a 1ar�e area black-
topped.
Mr. Boardman stated the drainage was discussed with the Public Works Director
and in order not to increase the run-off, some ponding would be required.
Mr. Boardman also pointed out there may.be some�problems�with teenagers in
an industrial area that is nor well traveled.
Mr. Rozman stated most of the persoc►� coming to their center in Eagan are
dropped off and picked up by their parents.
Mr. Boardman questioned about how many cars they have when they are open.
Mr. Rozman felt there were about 200 cars.
Mr. Peterson question ed if there was enough property for a holding pond.
Zir. Boardman stated this has been discussed with Mr. Brama, who owns property
both to the N orth and South of 81st, and he wishes to create a large pond at
the soutlieast corner of 81st and Piain Street to serve as a holding pond for
Che entire 40 acre development. At this time, however, only six acres are
under construction.
Mr. liarris felt he had too many questions in his mind to ta[ce actian on this
request this evcning. He indicated he would like to talk wi.th tt�e property
owners in the area. .
Mr. 13rama stated the tenants in his building were very open to the idea.
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]'Y�1NN7T�G COMM?SSI(TI MI:ETTNG - APRIL 5 1978 -'PAGT 5 2 D
MOTICN Uy Mr. Peterson, seconded by Mr. Langenfeld, to continue the public
hearing �:a the ner.L regul�?r mceting on April 19, 197a in order to check with
t'he Vill�lge of I:agan regarding this operati.on; to check with property owners
fn the area regarding their feelings on ttie proposed use; and a report from
the Public Safety Department as to the traffic. Upon a voice vote, a11 vot-
ing aye, tlie motion carried unanimously.
3. PUBL7C IIT'ARING• CONSI'DFRATItR�I OI' A PP.OPOSED PRELIMTIvARY PI,AT, P. S. ��78-01,
TItI-CO ADI)ITI(N, BY TRI-CO t3UILbrRS, L�C.: B�7NG A RL•PLAT QF LOTS 2�'�D 3,
AUDITOR'S SlJl3DIVISZ0:1 N0. 89, �YC�I''i TlV I:t1STERLY 82 F'EET OF THE W�ST'ERLY
810 FT�T Or TH� NORTii 65 FEET OF TEtE SOUTH 157 FEET -0F LOT 3, AND EXCEPT
THE W�ST 90 FEET OF THE EAST 290 FG�T OF ZOT 3, SAID EASTERLY 290 F��T
BEIN G MEASURED FROM THF, tv ORTH TO SOUTH QU��RT�R LINE ' OF SECTI�1 12, SUBJECT
TO AN �ASEM�.'i�1T POR ROAD P'�RYOSI:S OVLR THE NORTH 30 F�ET OF LOT 2, A�vD OVER
THE EAST SQ FEET OF LOTS 2 AI�ID 3, GLNERALLY LOCATED SOUT[i OF 7�iD AVFi,tUE
N. E. AND WEST OF CE�ti TRAL AVF�tUE N. E.
MOTIQ�I by Mr. Peterson, seconded by Ms. Gabel to open the Public Hearing.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. The Public
Hearing was opened at 8:25 P. M.
Mr. $oardman stated this is a plat involving six Iots general.ly located South
of 72nd Avenue and F?est of Central Avenue. He indicated there would be four-
plex units on five of the lots with a multi-unit complex on the other lot.
Mr. Boardman stated access would be through an easement shown througn Lot 5.
He explained it is ir.tended to have that area for parki.ng and garages pro-
vided on either side of that access.
Mr. Boardman stated on Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 they would like to minzmize access
to Old Central as much as possible and have maximum access through one access
onto 72nd Avenue. He felt, in order to accomplish this, they would have to
look at the design of the structures. rir. Boardman felt this could be done
on Lots 2, 3 and 4, but would possibly have to have access from Lot 1 on to
Old Central.
Mr. James George, representing Tri-Co Builders, stated there is, at the �resent
time, a driveway entering onto Old Central and they are changin g this to go
into the multiple site.
j✓,r. George stated the fact of nat havin g access onto Old Central comes as a
a�rprise. He stated it was their intention to have a common driveway between
Lots 1 and 2 and Lot 3 would access to 72nd Avenue. .
Mr, Boardman asked ii any attempts were made to purchase the existing house.
Mr. George stated the property owner was contacted, but did not wish to sell
her property.
p�. Harris asked if the City could Iive with one access onto Old Central. Mr.
Boardman indicated he couldti't see � problem with one access, but would
qt�estion any other access when talki.ng about four-plexes. ,
Mr. Peterson questioned if ttie petitioner obta3.s�ed a permit from the County
to nccess onto Old Central wliich is a County road.
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Mr. Boardman stated t11is would be necessary, however, the County generalZy
accepts the recormnendaCions of the City. '
Mr. Iiarris questioned why so much of Lot S is cut off. Mr. George explained
there is a 30 foot sewer easement ehae cann�t be built on. He stated they
moved the access over where the paved surface would be installed so that
garages could be put in the wider area which would also serve as a screenin g
area for the four-plexes.
Mr. Jim Determan, 1241 72nd Avenue, stated he owns r_he welding shop across
the street from where these apartments would be constructed�and was opposed
. to them. '
lie �taL-ed he has dogs on his premises to protect his property and felt,
with the apartments, complaints would be received on the dogs barking.
Mr. Determan also stated the parkin g problem is so bad on the street that
he cani�ot get into his busincss. �ie felt, if the apartments are constructed,
he ��aould like ��.to. see a fence between 7?.nd and the buildings to keep Qeople
from parkin g on the streets. �
Mr. Harris explained that the parcel is zoned R-3 which allows f�r apartments
to be constructed, and the Zoning Code provides for off-street parkin g.
Mr. Deter.nan indicated he wanted to make the Co�mnission aware of the problems
they have had with the parking.
ti�. Boardman felt if they had many prablems with the street parking, the area
would have to be signed.
No other persons in the audience spoke for or against this proposed preliminary
plat.
MOTIQN by rir. Langenfeld, seconded by Ms. Gabel to close the Public Hearing.
Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. The Public
Hearing was closed at 8:47 P. M.
Mr. Langenfeld requested clarification on how the road would be constructed.
Mr. Boardman stated it is his underst.inding that when the in gress/egress is
put in, garages wouZd be constructed along tha�s as this would be part of the
access in the parking lot. He stated the parking should be arranged ta
eliminate as many accesses as possible on to Old Central.
MQTICIN by Pfr. Peterson, seconded by Mr. Ber�,m►an, that the Planning Cotrnnission
recommend a�proval of the•Proposed Preliminary Ylat, P. S.���73-01, Tri-Co
Addition, by Tri-Co �u�.lders, Inc. with r.o more than one access onto Old Central
and that staff work with the existing property ocaners to.alleviate the parking
problems on Central by proper signi.ng, fencin g, etc. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
4. PUBLIC 11i:�1:I^I G: PAFKS AND 4P .F�iI SPAC� PL�'1N
Tir. Harris explained the public hearin g this ev�nin g is for the Pazks and Open
Space Plan. H� stated, however, persons are present from the tiyde Park area
ai�d didn'r know if tl��y wislied to ciiscuss t:he }iyde Park Plan regarding the
zon3.n�, n►�d street issue which is sched��lcd i'or a public hearing UeCore the
Comadssion on �\pril 19, 1978.
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Mr. }iarris fclt, thcreforc, if thc Commission wished to hear �eneral d.iscussion
from ttic residcnts re�;ardin� thc ltyde Park area, the ruLes of order cauld be
suspended and they could proceed FI�L"}1 �n informal he.+ring.
Ms. Gabel felt it would bc appropriate to address the Parks and Open Space
Plan since the public hearing a.s schedu1ed for this evening,
MOTIQv by Mr. Peterson, seconded by Mr, Langenfeld, to suspend the rules of
order. L'pon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Boardman gave a short presentation of the background of�the Hyde Park
area. He explained the zoning was the primary issue arid several meetings
were held by staff with the residents of the area regarding the €uture
potential of }iyde Park, From these meetings, it was brought out the resid-
ents generally wanted the area to remain as singLe family with no expansion
of multiple and commerical uses.
Mr. Boardman er.plained the plan for the Hyde Park area is a tentative plan
and the reason the public hearings are held zs ra find out wh.�t the people
want.
Mr. Otto Tauer, 5866 2nd Street, indicated his concern about Skyline Park.
He stated he was told by form�r.Mayor Liebl that the park �aas put in because
54 peopLe had signed a petition. He stated he,was never contacted to sign
the petition.
He stated he has been involved in ,the neiohborhood meetings and was not aware
of any plans to expand the park. He stated he does not want to see anyone
in the :leighUorhood hurt or property taken away from them and noted the
park plan invoives sevezal homes.
Mx'. Clyde DeBolt, 5861 Main Street, indica�ed his home is one they are.
� throwing out. He stated he looked for a lon g time to find an area he
wanted when he bought the home and was not in favor of being thrown off
his land.
Mr. DeBolt stated on the West side of Main Street there is a large open
field that the present owner wants to sell. He felt if the City wished a
].arge pl�yground, they should contact the own er ar.d put it in and let the
people keep their homes. He stated if there is the qu�stion about children
crossing the street and getting to that area, he wouLd personally buy and
erect a stop sign.
Mr. Ed Pries, 5905 Main Street, stated he has canvassed the neighborhood and
has seen no i.nterest in the park. He, for one, doesn't w�nt the park ancl
doesn'C want to sell his land or have it condemned.
Mrs. Theresa Abitz, 216 57th Place, stated a home just a block away from hers
sold for $29,000 and when she offered to sell for $22,500 she was told she
was asking too much. Stte said rir. Boardman told her the reason the other
home sold for $29,000 was tfiat it was residential and worth more. She stated
she didn'C want the commerical zoninb so make her property residential so
she can get more for it.
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A1r, l3oardman etaL•ed Mrs. AbiCz's pr.operty is next to the Holiday Village
Garage and ttiis whole strip of property was not included in the Hyde Park
special zonin�; l�ecause of the poCential for conunerical development. He
explained she owns two 40 fooC lots and even combining these properties, it
would not meet reyuiremenes for a commercial zone. He stated the residential
dwellin g is valuable to the person living there, but to a conunerical buyer,
it is probably a detriment because the structure would have Co be taken down
to build a buildin�. He felt one of the reasons the Hyde Park area didn't
develop commercially was because of the cost.
Mr. Harris told Mrs. Abitz that no one is going to
and expl��ined they are talkin� about two different
zoning, which is a special zoning district and the
is a completely different ite:n.
put her out of her home
things. One is the re-
other matter of par-ks �hich
Ms. Gabel stated the idea of the committee was to solve the zoning problem.
so that people could live in their homes and if somethin g happened to the
home, they could rebuild. She stated, during this process, the staff brought
up the park p1an. She stated, at that time, there was no one who objected
to it, however, if it upsets anyone she felt the �hing to do was to scrap
the whole thin g.
Mr. Frank Schoenberger, 5857 Main Street, stated he agreed with Mr. DeBolt's
comments. He asked that their homes be left alone and stated he was
strictly agai_nst the park.
Mr. Langenfeld stated from listening to the conversations, he was deeply up-
set with the idea that the residents feel they are going to be "kicked-out"
of their homes.
Mrs. Kather.ine Crooks, 5910 2nd Street, stated they are in.the process of
selling their home and if they don't inform the prospective buyer of this
proposed park, they could be liable. She felt if they are going to put in
a park it should be zdequ�te to serve the people. She stated, by acquiring
the additianaL properti.es, it still �aouldn't be a large enough area to
make ir a sensible size. She felt a parlc would be �etter used if it was
Targe enough for children to play b�ll and do other things they wanted to do.
Mrs. Debza Seledec, 5835 Main Street, stated because of the park, they have
had dama�e to their property. She stated older children aren't interested
i�n Sl:yla_ne Park and if any type o£ a park were to be considered, it should
be with the idea of a park and playgrourid.
T1rs. Dorothy Gargaro, 6615 Fridiey Street, stated she wanted a park and
would take the one they don't want.
Mr. Boardman pointed out to Mzs. Gargaro that the comprehensive plan indicates
her area is inadequately served with park facilities. He stated it has been
susgested to possibly utilize ttie area of Kice Creek Sciiool for these facili-
ties.
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Mr. Ben Rank3.n, 5923 M�in Street, stated he has lived at this address since •
1947 and raised seven children without any pa�:•ks and doesn't see the reason
for thc park. .
Mr. RueUen Paulson, 5875 2nd Street, stated last year he received a permit
to Uuild on tiis house. Since then, he received a notice on the street
improvement, a notice t�e could borrow money to fix up his house and now
they say they are goin g to tear it down. lIis question was why should he
fix the house or pay for the road.
Mr. Harris stated he could see the point Mr, paulson was making.
Mr. Boardman asked the residents if they felt they needed a better park
facility than Skyline and if so, do khey feel the Burlington/N orthern
praperty would be the place for such a facility.
The residents responded they didn't need a park, no one wants it.
Mr. Bergman stated, personally, he was not in favor of the plan that would
' expand the present park, as shown in the preliminary plan. He felt it
wasn't right to discuss the need with the question of expanding the present
park han gin g over their heads. '
I�lr. Peterson stated he is upset because as Chairman of the Parks and Recrea-
tion Comr,:ission, he comes to the Planning Corrunission and finds this plan has
never come b�for.e the Parks and Recreati:on Commission. He stated he is upset
that Commissions are set up and something like this happens. He felt this
hadr�'t gone through the proper channels.
MOTION by Ms. Gabel, seconded by rir. Storla to open the Public Hearin g on
the Parks and Open Space Plan. Upon a voice vote, all votin g aye, the motion
carried unanimously. The Public Hearin g was opened at 9:40 P. M.
MOTIAV by Mr. Peterson, seconded by Mr. Bergman, that the first item to be
' considered of the Parks and Open Space P1an is Yage 11 dealing specifically
with Skyline and Sylvan Hi11s and page 41 regarding land acquisition. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, the moti.on carried unanimously.
Mr. Peterson stated on Page 1L regardin g the ratio of partcs to population,
it shows the parks are adequate based on the standard of 1 acre for each 800
people.
Mr. Boardman stated thxs is both for the Hyde Park and Sylvan areas.and these
were looked at as one neighborhood con�ponent, It stated it may be more
realistic to loolc on Hyde Park as a neigtiborhood and Sylvan Hills as a neigh-
borhood and separate the two. He s�ated, if this is done, the I�yde Park area
may then fall short.
Mr. �iarris noted that Skyline and Sylvan were not on the inventory on Page 6.
Mr..Le�k of the Plannii�g Staff stated the chart on Page 6 was based on inform-
ation received from the various committees ancl some of these did not r.eport.
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Mr. }iarris also noted, from tlie char� on Page 6, several others were in. the
same situation.
Mr. �ioardman reviewcd Page 41 cavering AcquisiCions. Mr. Harris questioned
whictt parcels now had existir►g structures. Mr. �oardman stated there are
10 in Riverview Heights, l. in the Flannery area and 7 in the Hyde Park area,
MOTION by Mr. Peterson, seconded by Mr. Ber �nan to re-�arite Page 21 of the
Parks and Open Space Plan so that in the Hyde P�3rk area, Skyline park would
not be expanded by any acquisition of surroundin g properties, to increase its
present size. ,
Ms. Gabe1. indicated she would not vote on the motion because she felt she
has a direct conflict of interest, living in the area and serving on the
committee. She stated she personally feels, if this is how the residents
feel, this is how it should be.
Mr, Langenfeld stated he gets the impression that some of this is bein g
shoved at the people and doesri't like it one bit.
Mr. Harris stated he would concur.
Mr. Storla stated some people talk about houses so often they forget they
are homes.
Mayor Nee stated he didn't see where there is a proposal to acquire land.
Ms. Gabel stated on Page 41 there is a IIiap showing Ac�uisitions.
Mayor Nee stated, spealcing for the Council members, he resents the impl.ication
that this was in some way, a Council decision. �ie stated the question of
Skyline Park came from the neighborhood council to do this. He st:.+ted the
first time he received this was Saturday and when it is suggested the Council ,
engineered this project, this is not true. He stated the reason he is sittin g
here this evenin g is to hear what the people have to s�y.
Mayor N ee stated the Council will not vote to spend money oa parks where people
don't want it.
UP(RV A VOICE VOTE, Mr. Peterson, Pir. Ber�man, Mr. Storla, rfr: Harri�s and Mr:
Langenfeld voted in fa�or of.th�.motion. Ms..Gabel_ab��ai�aed.from votin g.
Motion•carried Uy a vote of 5-1. .
Mrs. Abitz again brought up the question of the zoning of h�r property.
Mr. Iiarris advised here thar. the matter of ttte rezoning would be before
the Commission at their next meeL-ing.
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'Recess called by Mr. Harris at 10:07 P. M.
RECCJNVI:N �D : •
Mr. Harris reconvened the meetin g At 10:30 P. M.
M.ANN?N C COMFIISS I(7�V M(.P.TIN G- APRIL 5, 197 $ •.$AGE 11 7 J
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Referring to the chart on Pafie 6, Mr. Peterson stated no inventories were taken
in some areas. He stated this information was compiled from the neighborhood
pro,ject committee reports, and if ��o report was submitted, there was no way
to geG tk�em to do this. �
Mr. Eoardman sCaCed in Che "Inventory and Analysis" section, Pages 4 through 19,
will be placed at the end, right before the "Summary of Findings". He stated
this whole area was the totdl package of neighborhood impact from the I3 neigh-
borhoods cahen they did the work throug}i the Parks and Recreation Commission.
Mr. Boardman stated the he.�din g would be changed from "Recommendations" to
"Considerations".
Mr. Boardman stated the actual inventory of ti�e park facilities begins on
page 20, showing classifications and types of'existing facilities.
Mr. Boardman stated there will be some changes made on the maps. He stated �
in Neighborhood 3, 64-1/2 Way is not a park facility and other areas where
they should have listed parks,' tfiey are not. shown.
He stated there has been discussion at the Park and Recreation and Council
Ievel on Hillcrest in N eighborhood 2 and the need for that facility.
Councilman Schneider stated on Page 6 residents have trouble identifying
with North Innsbruck, Innsbruck and Farr Lake.
Mr. Langenfeld felt the overall document was very good, but questioned the
Com�m�nission's input. �
Mr. Boardman stated the Commission went throu gh this page by page and Mr.
Lan genfeld brought up all recommendations from his Commi.ssion and it was
then submitted to the Planning Commission.
Mr. Boardman stated the Plannin g Co�nission then reviewed the material and
from their recommendations, the plan was compil.ed.
Mr. Peterson fel.t on Page 27, 3rd line, "girl watching" could be eliminated
as he didn't think it was a viable part�of the plan.
Councilman Schneider indicated he had a concern on the neighborhood breakdo�,m s
in terms of park land in ratio to the population. For example, Councilman
Schneider cited Neibhborhooct 13 where Tloore Lake is considered in allo.cation of
the acreage to the neighborhocd. He stated the strikin g thing is when you
look on Page 42, you find, basically, they have no park facilities.
Mr. Boardman stated he would agree with Councilman Schneider's comment. He
felt when they look at neighborhoods they should take into consideration design-
ated parks and mini-parks. As far as the natural history areas, they are
community-wide parks and should be considered on the basis of the whole City.
Mr. Peterson stated Neighborhood 13 does have the land which has to be taken
into consideration and doesn't know of a better system to use.
I'LANrd7r�G Cor�TSSlcx�l Mr;1;T7NC - APRIL S, 197f3 "� ��PAGE 12 2�
Mr. Boardman st-aL-ed in lookinb at the neibhborhoods, this is information Chat •
was gat-hered in L-he neight�orhood groups. •
Mr. Peterson thought perhaps they could take all community parks out and list
them separately.
Mr. Boardman felr there could be another section that shows City-wide facili-
ties,
Mr. Bergman stated he agrees with what is being discussed, however, he felt
it would be hard to accomplish this. F'e stated, for example, Moore Lake
contains both,_a tot-l.ot and� community Faca.lities... -
Mr. Peterson stated he felt the tot-lot was used primarily by people using
the beach facilities. •
Mr. Harris questioned the progress as far as turning over the maintenance
of region'al park facilities to the County.
Mr. Boardman stated he would recommend that those facilities that are regional
in use should Ue turned over to the County and the City direct their primary
efforts in providing neighborhood and City-wide facilities.
Mr. Peterson questioned if any information was received from the City Attorney
regarding this matter.
Mayor Nee stated the Attorney indicated he would research this item as he
believed there were canditior�s on it, but an opinion hasn't been received
as yet.
Mr. Boardman stated Locke.Park,North Park and Islands of Peace are the three
main areas that are actually classified as regional park areas.
t4r. Harris wondered if it wouldn't be a good idea to have a policy for land
acqui�ition. He felt this would take care of some of the anxieties of the
neighborhoods.
Mayor N ee felt the Co�nission shouldn't be too concerned about the details of
execution since implementation of the plan would take a great deal o� money
and a lot of time, probably over a 20 year period.
Mr. Peterson stated, after hearing the residents this evening, one thin g dis-
turbs him and felt that land acquisition for parks shouldn't be through con-
demnation. •
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Mr. Bergman felt, just as a policy, it would be wise not toashow on any plans,
for public or governmental use, any acquisition of anyone's property without
previously discussing this with the property ownar.
Mr. Harris felt any reference to land acquisition in the plan should probably
be eliminated.
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Mr. Boardman stared they could eliminatc Ya�;c 41 and make a general statement
Co the effect' tha� the Ci.ty may acquire �jciditional properCy as needed. '
Mr. i3er�man stated it was interesting usiri� ttie data to determine F�ow much
� park land is needed for a nci�hborhood. T'he �1yde Park area showed a need £or
additional park facilities, however, the people say they don't need any
more park land. '
Mr. Peterson stated while today's population and age is such that there is
no need for a park, this could recycle in the years to come and the residents
may want a park.
Mr. Boardman stated he felt there is always a need for neighborhood park spacP.
He thought perhaps the people were reactin g to the acquisition, as the pazk
facilities they have are not adequate to serve that neibhborhood.
Councilman Schneider stated one of the discussions of the Bcnjamin-Briardale
group was concern if they (the adults) tvere goin g to be able to use the park
facilities since it would be a multi-use and'used'by children as well as
adults. He fe].t, once a park is developed in this area, it will be greatly used.
Mr. Boardman stated most the neighborhood faciliti.es are not the proper size
to provide the activities people like, but that some of the larger parks were
just as sterile and unuseable as the smaller parks. �
Mr. Langenfeld felt it should be stressed that this plan is not a Fixed dacu-
ment or law.
Ms. Gabel stated there were several r.eferences to using school facilities and
asked if this has been checked into.
Mr. Peterson stated they have made unbelievable strides, not only with School
Disfirict ��14 but the other school districts.
•. Councilman Schneider stated in some cases, where use of school facilities are
mentioned, this will not be the case because of the school closings.
Mayor N ee stated he was impressed caith the Parks and Open Space Plan. He felt
it wouldn't be realized for a number of years, but that yau have ta have a plan.
He stated he didn't think the parks were ever developed in terms of need.
Mayor N ee stated, regarding the land acquisition, he didn't think the Council
could commit itself to not usin g all its powers. He stated an individual
can vote not to conde�, but that is very definitely a part of the Council's
powers. . .o
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Mayor I3ee stated he really didn't disagree with the jud�ment on Skyline, alth-
ough at a previous meetin g there caere quite a few people that were enthusiastic.
Mayor Nee stated, as far as Riverview tIeights, he feels the City should acquire
that property.
Mr. Peterson felt it sho«ld be noted in the plan that, after adoption, it should
, be reviewed every few years.
I'LAPdNING COMI•tISSI(�1 r�1.?�;1'INC - �I'R'IL 5. 1978 •' PAGC� 14 2�
Mr. 13oardman stated implementation would be set up based on the plan and fe1L .
it should be reviewcd every five years. • .
Councilman �iamernik stated he agrees a 1ot of effort wenC into this plan.
He thought, however, thcre would be more emphasis on the discussions by the
neighborhood groups from the different areas, lie felt, if he took this
plan to the groups and indicated this was the results of their work, he didn't
think they would be too happy,
Councilman liamernik stated ttie "Summary of Findinbs" are very negative. He
felt they had some work to do, but thae there has been some.good work done in
the past. .
Mr, i3oardman felt the "Summary of Findin gs" is a step in gettin g into the
recommendations. Iie felt it. is negative because these are the things needed.
He didn't think there �,�as a need to go into the positive aspects. He stated,
if you put in the positive thin gs, it would increase the size of the document
and "muddle" it up. He felt the "Summary of Findin gs" was to get to the ba�e
of the issues.
Mr. Bergman stated the "Sumznary o� Findings" isn't an objective one as it
doesn't show the positive aspects. He stated if a11 they are going to do
is define "inadequacies" maybe they should ca11 it as such.
Mr. Langenfeld stated the preliminary plan was full of negatives, but didn't
think it was bad now.
Councilman Hamernik stated the plan addresses where you are and where the City
has to go, but felt the approach could have been different as he felt a11
the statements in the "Suizunary of Findulgs" had a negative aspect.
Councilman Schneider stated he` also felt � t was negative and,perhaps.soma
changes could be made.
Mr. Boardman stated they could include an introductory statement to the ef.fect
that although the summary of findings seem negative, tfiere are plerity of_�posi-•
tive aspects; however, for purposes of the plan, the following are considered
to be the needs.
Csuncilman Schneider stated he was not sure a11 of the citizen input found
3.ts .way into the plar�, but felt this �aas to be expected as it goes through
the process.
Mr. Harris felt Fossibly too much emphasis is bein g placed on the neighborhood
groups. He felt they would play a part in implementation of the plan.
Mr. Boardman stated, when thev envisioned neighborhood park groups, it �aas'�felt
they would give th�m the wanted•answers, iio�oever, the response didn't work
that way and was coming in at the wrong time. kIe felt; in' implementinb the plan.,
iti will lead b�ick into these neighborhood areas� and possibly there should be
a general statement to ttiis.effect. •
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PLt1t`N7NG CO�SrtISSICIN rtT:I;TING - 11PRIL S, 197i3 ��� ]'ACC 15 2 r�
Mr. �'etcrson sGatcd all information from L-hc nei�hborhood groups was good
inform�tion and althousti thcy didn't accompLish everyttiing Chey hoped, he '
felt it was a success and helpful.
Mr. Bergman st�ted people can become upset if they £eel the time they spent
on iC was in vain and they don't see their in put in the resu�ts.
Mr. Harris asked if the Commission wished to bxj.n g the plan.back fox additions
and corrections.
Mr. Peterson stated he would prefer to see it rewritten and sent to the Council.
MOTIQV by Mr. Bergman, seconded by Mr. Langenield to close the Public Hearin g.
Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, the motion.carried unanimously. The Public
Hearin g was closed at 11:55 P. M.
MOTIO�I by Mr. Bergman, seconded by Mr. Peterson, that the Parks and Open
Space Pl.an, as reviewed during this public hearin g, be submitted to the Coun-
cil, with changes as discussed. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion
carried unanimously.
5. CA�ITINUED: DISCUSSION ON ENERGY COMMISSION
MOTION by Mr. Peterson, seconded by Ms. Gabel to continue to April 19, 1978
in view of the hour. Upon a voice vote, all votin g aye, the motion carried
unanimously.
6. REC�IVE COr�1[1NITY D�VELOPI�I�IT COI�^TISSION MINUTES: MARCH i4, 1978
MOTTC�T by Mr. Ber�man, seconded by Mr. Peterson to receive the Community Devel-
opment Commission Minutes of riarch 14, 1978.
Ms. Ga�el referred to Page 9, the first paragraph, regarding the co:runent that
the staff inember be an input on information that was gathered, rather than a
workhorse for the commission. She stated this statement confuses her as she
felt the s�aff �aas hired personnel and the commission the input people. She
stated the members of the co�nission are volunteers and in no way have access
to the information.
Mr. Boardman stated the commissions were set up as impler.ientai-ion bodies and
those recommendations to the Council �aere to be reviewed by the Planning Com-
mission for tileir input on policy issues. He stated they start havin g problems
when the Planning Cotianission is Iooking at a policy issue and a11 of a sudden
iC is sent to co�nissions and the same in put goes through another process and
there is a lo� of repetition in commission acrivities.
Mr. Boardman felt they are not utilizing their member commissions in the way
they .should. �te indicated., because member commissions are °getting tied �p
with polic,y matters, he felt they are wastin g a lot of th�ir time.
Ms. Gabe]. cited all Che time and research that was necessary when she chaired
the Sign Cotnnittee. She stated you cannot expect volunteers to do this.
-Mr. Boardman felt the staff should be providin g the input and information to
the member commissions so they can make appropriate reconunei�dations. He didn't
e feel it w.�s tt�e sCaff's responsibility to �wt together the programs.
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Ms. Gabel felt it was necessary for sCaft to gather certain information which
thr� conunission doesn'r liave easy access to. Shc� stated, when you come to the '
point tahere tlie inforination is not available, you Ilave to fall back on �he
pra�essionals. She stated, according to �:tie minutes, everything is backwards.
Mr. Ber�nan stated there was quite a discussion at the Community Development
meetin g on these kinds of things as noted in the minutes of March 14, 1978.
Mr. Boardman felt there is confusion on what the corrunission's responsibilities
are and up to this time, it has been the staf€'s responsibility to come up
with an agenda, He stated, actually the agenda should be the coTmnission's
responsibility. .
Mr. Harri.s requested that this matter be put on the Planning Commission's
agenda,
UPC1N A VOICE VOTE CR�1 THE MOTION, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
7. RECEIVE IIVVIRONNI�NTAL OL'ALITY COMMISSIO�it M1NUTrS : MARCH 21, 1978
MOTION by Mr. Langenfeld; seconded by Mr. Bergman to receive the Environmental
Quality Commission rfinutes of March 21, 1978. Upon a vaice vote, all voting .
aye, the motion carri.ed unanimously.
8. RECEIVE APPEALS COI�IISSION MINUTES: T�1RCH 28, 1978
PiOTI�I by Ms. Gabel, seconded by Mr. Langenfeld te xeceive the Appeals Commis-
sion riinutes of rfarch 28, 1978, Upan a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion
carried unaninously.
HILLCREST PARK
tlayor Nee stated he would like to get a recommendation on Hillcrest Park on
whettier or not the City should keep the park.
Mr. Boardman stated he was a little skeptical about givin g it up because of
the closin g of Riverwood School which leaves only �,.ogan Park.
Mr. Harris asked Mr. Boardman te check,on the status oi Hillcrest Park and
felt it shoul� go to the Parks and Recreation Commission before coming to
the Plannin g Ccmmission.
REZQV IN G- H1'DE PARK
Ms. Gabel stated, in all fairness ro Jerry Boardman, the staff has had uery good
rapport with ttie residents of Hyde Park xegardin g the rezoning issue and they
are doing a good job.
ADJOUfi��I rII:N T
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r10TI0N by rtr. Peterson, seconded by Mr. Storla to adjourn the April 5, 1978
planning Cotrnnission meeting. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Chairperson
Harris declared the Plannin s Commissl.on meeting adjourned at 12:22 P. M.
, Respectfully suhmitted,
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APPEALS COMMISSION MEETING - MARCN 28, ],978 '� ' ?I 2.S
CALL TO ORDER:
Vice-Chairperson Gabe7. called the March 28, 1978, Appeals
Commission meeting to order at ?:35 p.M•
ROLL �ALL:
Members Present:
Members Absent:
Others Present:
Plemel, Kemper, Gabel, Barna
Schnabel
Ron Holden, Building Inspector
APPR4VE APPEALS COMf1ISSI0N f1INUTES: MARCH 14, 1978
MOTION by Mr• Kemper, seconded by Mr• Barna, to approve the
Appeals Commission minutes of March 14, 1978•
Mr• Holden indicated that on Page 7, the seventh sentence
of the ^Administrative Staff Review^ should read, ^Eight {8} stalls
at nine feet wide would equal 72 feet of parking width on this
80 foot lot•^
UPON A VOICE VOTE� all voting aye, the motion carried
unanimously• The minutes were approved at 7:37 P•M•
1• TABLED: REQUEST FOR VARIANCES OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE AS
FOLLOWS: SECTION 2�5•053,Z,E3, TO REDUCE THE SETBACK
FOR QFF-STREET PARKING FROM THE REQUIRED 5 FEET TO 0 FEET,
AND SECTION 205•075,2,A, TO REDUCE THE NUMBER OF REQUIRED
OFF-STREET PARKING STALLS FROf1 7•5 STALLS T0 4 STA�LS, TO ALLOW
THE CONTINUATI4N OF EXISTING PARKING AS IS, ON LOTS 1� AND 1,
BL:OCK 23, HYDE PARK, THE SAP1E BEING 5500 2 1/C STREET NE, RIDLEY,
MINNESOTA• {REQUEST BY MR• ALBIN JOHNSON, RR 1, BOX ,
CUSHING, WISCONSIN 54�C16}•
Mr• Holden explained that there taas an amendecf Administrative
Staff Repor�•
MOTION by Mr• Barna, seconded by f1r• Plemel, to open the
public Nearing- Upon a voice vote, all vo�ing aye, the motion
carried unanimausly• The Public Hearing was opened at 7:39 P.M•
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF REPORT
A- PUBLIC PURPOSE SERVED BY REQtJIREMENT:
Section 205�075,1,E,3, prohibiting parking any closer to a
lot line than five feet•
public purpose served is to reduce visual pollution in the
area adjacent to lot lines and separate parking with
landscaped areas•
Section 205•075,2,a, requiring e minimum of 7•5 parking stalls
for this particular 4-plex• .
public purpose served is to provide for adequate off-street
parking areas for multiple dwelling units•
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B• STATED HARDSHIP: �
To comply with the City Code as requested by the City Engineering
Department and the cost of changing the parking• Also the
lost use of the existing rear yard•.
C• ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF REVIEW:
The existing parking at 580D 2 1/2 Street is in the side yard
to the rear of the four-plex off 58th Avenue• There are four
parking stalls with parking close to both the alley and the
south property line• The area is hard surfaced, with fencing
and curb stops for the four stalls• Apparently the overflow
parking must be done in the street•
The City Attorney has determined that it is not within the
jurisdiction of the Appeals tommission to discuss parking
in the public right of way• However, the City Council may,
if it desires, change the Code to allow the Appeals Commission
to hear such requests•
For these reasons, it appears that the best alternative for
Mr- Johnson is to move his ^parking fence^ 15 feet north of
its present location, and add 1,5 feet of additional black-
topping• This will provide for a total of 8 stalls and end
the parking in the boulevard, without much loss of rear yard
space• {See Map}.
Mr• Holden indicated that he had talked to the City Attorney and
had asked him several questions for the Appeals Commission•
He asked the City Attorney if the City permittced parking in
the Boulevard; and the answer had been NO•
Mr• Holden ask�d if a variance was requir�d to :^educe the
number of parking stalls from 7•5 to 4 if the City did not permit
parking in the Boulevard property; and the answer had been YES•
Mr• Holden asked the City Attorney if the Appeals Commission could
act on the variance for parking on the boulevard properties; and
the answer had been Nc� •
Mr• Holden reiterated that the Appeals Commission could not act
on the question of parking on the boulevards• He explained that the
requests that were to be handled were parking closer to the lot iine
than five feet; and the other was to reduce the num�aer of parking
stalls from 7•5 to 4•
Mr• Johnson asked if he had to move the parking fence the entire�
15 feet•
Mr• Holden said that it would be one way of alleviating the
parking in the boulevard and also previde for eight parking stalls,
which was actually needed for Mr• Johnson's building.
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Mr• Johnson said that his tenants were already parking eight
cars in that parking lot• .
Mr• Nolden explained that when the street improvement was
completed, f1r• Johnson's boulevard woc�l.d be reduced from 7,4 feet
to ten feet• He explained that the tenants were presently parking .
directly behind cars and after the improvements were in, there
wouldn't be room to park two-cars deep in the existent parking stalls•
Vice-Chairperson Gabel indicated to the Commission that they
were addressing the variar�ce of reducing the 7•5 parking stalls to
four parking stalls and parking closer to a lot line than five feet•
She said that they were not addressing the question of whether or
not Mr• Johnson could or could not park in the boulevard-
Mr• Holden showed Mr• Johnson and the Commissa.on a street plan
for the area•
Mr- Johnson said tha�, since there was presently ample room
for his tenants to park their cars, he could mave the fence four
or five feet to make up the footage that the City would take for
the str=�et improvement, and he would again have enough space for .
his tenants to park their cars, two-deep•
Mr• Kemper said that if Mr• Johnson did not move his fence
at all, and left parking as is, after the street improvement
reduced his boulevard by four feet, there would be room in his
parking lot for four cars• He said that those four cars would
not be parking in the boulevard• He explained that that was
Mr• Johnson's request - to reduce the required parking stalls
from 7•S to four•
Mr• Kemper said that if the varian�e requ�st to reduce the
number of parking stalls was approved, it would be impossible for
the tenants of Mr• Johnson's building tQ park their cars two deep•
Mr• Kemper said that an alternative to reducing the number of
parking stal.l s wouJ.d be �o establish eight parking stalls• He
said that it could be done if Mr• Johnson moved his parking lot fence
15 feet to the back of the property and pav2ng that additional
15 feet• '
Mr• Johnson didn't feel that he would have to move the fence
back 15 feet• He felt he would only have to move the fence a little
to be sure that the cars woul.d not protrude into the line of traffic•
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Mr• Kemper said that Mr• Holden is talking about moving the
parking back 15 feet and Mr• Johnson was i:alking of moving the
parking back three feet• Mr• Kemper explained to Mr• Johnson that
even though moving the parking back thre� feet would take care of
the cars protruding out into the street, the cars would still need
to park in the boulevard property and that was against the codes•
Mr• Johnson said that he was only concerned that the cars
not protrude into the traffic•
Vice-�hairperson GabeZ said that the Appeals Commission had
to also address the fact that what he wants to do would still
result in cars parking on public property and the Commission could
not grant approval of parki.ng in the boulevards•
Mr• Barna said that if f1r• Johnson wanted to reduce the parking
stalls from 7•5 to four- He said that if any tenant had more than
one car, it, would be that person's responsibility where he parked
that other car• He said that the Commission w�s concerned that
Mr• Johnson handled everything regarding his property legally•
Mr• Barna said that if Mr• Johnson did not want to reduce his
parking capabilities to four cars, then he would have to enlarge
the parking lot•
f1r• Kemper said that it had been determined by Staff that
for f1r• Johnson to provide parking for eight cars, he had
to move the parking lot back 1,5 feet•
Mr• Johnson said that it was a great advantage to have space
to park eight cars so that the cars would be off the street and in
a designated parking lot• He still didn't feel that he would have
to move the parking lot back 1,5 feet• He said there would be plenty
of room if he just moved it back five feet. Ne said that there was
ample room presently to park 8 cars, and if the City reduced the
boulevard by four feet and h� moved the fence back five feet, there
would be one foot more parking area than he presently had•
Vice-Chairperson Gabel explained that what Mr• Johnson was
saying was valid, but she said tha� what S�aff had indicated wouZd
meet the codes• Si�e s�id that moving the parking fence back 15
feet would remove all the parking out of the boulevard, where it
was not ^legal^ to par^k a car•
Mr• Johnson asked when the best time would be to do th�
upgrading of his parking lot• �
Mr•'Holden told Mr� Johnson that he should contact the
street contractors• Ne said that since they would already be in
the area working on the street, he would probably get the best
^deal^ by negotiating with the contractor that would do the street
improvement�
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Mr• Holden suggested that Mr• Johnson talk to the City' � 2!�
Contractor• � �
Mr• Johnson said that he want�d to provide pa�king for�all
the tenants' cars• I�e still couldn°t see the reason of moving the
parking back 15 feet� �
Vice-Chairperson Gabel explained to him that in order to
comply with City Codes and to provide eight parkino stalls for
his building, the parking lot would have to be �oved back ZS feet-
She indicated that he should get with Staff to try to work out
a solution•
MOTION by Mr• Kemper, seconded by Mr• Plemel, to ciose the
Public Hearing- Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion
carried unanimously• The Public Hearir.g was closed at 8:13 P.M-
Vice-Chairperson Gabel said that the person owning the double
bungalow across the street from the Johnson's prop�rty had called
her and indicated that she had no objections to the request•
Mr• Kemper addressed the request to reduce the setback for
off-s�reet parking from the required five feet to zero feet� He
said that the variance was requested to k�e� the fence along the �
West property line which was presently within one foot of the
lot line�
Mr• Kemper said that he had no o�jection to t�e reduction of
the west lot line from five feet to zero feet• He said �hat he
did object to the reducti�n of the parking stalls from the required
?-5 stalls to four• H� said that to da so would cre�te a potential
parking/traffic problem because there would be four extra cars that
would have to find another place to park•
Mr• Barna said that he was reluctant to tell Mr� Johnson to
move his fence back and blacktop more are thus reducing the
green area of the property; how�ver, in the particular instance he
did see the need to make such a request•
MOTION by Mr• Kemper, seeonded by Mr- Barna to recommend
approval of the request for variance of the Fridley City �ode
Section 205•053,1,E3� to reduce the setback for off-street parking
from the required five feet to zero feet•
Recommended denial of the request for var?ance of the Fridley
City Code Section 205•075,2,A to reduce the number of required
off-street parking stalls from 7•S stalls to four stalls, with the
suggestion that the petitioner work with Staff to .find an appropriate
solution to legally park eight cars on his property;
To allow the continuation of existi�g parking as is, on Lots 14
and 15, 61ock 23, Hyde Park, the same being 58�0 2 1/2 Street NE,
Fridley, MN•
UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried
unanimously•
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�IND SrC'fIOP; cU5•C:?5,?,,E,�, TO /,LLO'�l P:,�KIfdG CLOSE�: THAPJ THt
REC�UIF:Ell 5 FEET FROfI l; P'��r�:F;TY LIiiE; /�,C�lD SECTIOiJ 205•�3F�,5,
TO ALLOU �', G�',��3,A�E t:�C`f'T ^,CLE iDlJi`iPSTER} If�1 't'HE Ff�OrlT f�r�THER
THAN Tf-IE REP;R 0° SIDE Y,";�;�S� n.�!D SECT�Oi�J 205•QrS,�,l1, TO
REDUCE TH� REC?UIi:ED 1'JUP1t3ER OF ��:'�E�KI(�!� ST�'LLS FP.0�1 1;0•5 ST�iLLS
`f'0 8 C'f ALLS, T4 ALLO�J COi`dT.'Li1UED P ����I'.���`:G At'dD D�!'1PSTER LOC ^TTOt�1
IN FR0�1"f Y;1°U� Oi1 LOTS �r, -c' ;';P�D �� BLOCK 27 CITY VIEI�J i�llDITI4
TH� SAf1E BEI^1G �57, 57th PL�CE iJ�- Fi;I�LEY, f1N {�EQUEST BY
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MOTION by f1r• Barna, s�conded by f1r• Kemper, to open the Public�
Hearing• Upon a voice vo�e, a21 voting aye, the motion carried
unanimously• The Public Hearing was opened at 8:C9 P•�1•
ADMINISTRATIVE STA�F REPORT
A. PUBLIC PURPOSE SERV�D 6Y REQUIRE'�;ENT:
Section 205,053, 1�, E, 1, prohibit��ng parking in required front yard.
7he purpse served is to reduce visual pollutio� in the front yard.
Section 205.053, 1, E, 3, prot�ibit�ng parking any closer than 5 feet
fror� the property line. .
The purpose served is �o reduce visual po]lution in areas adjac�nt to
� lot lines, and to separai:e par�cing ��rith landscaped areas.
Section 205.075, 2, A, requiring i.5 parking stails for each one bedroor�
unit in a mul�iple dwelling.
Public purpose served �s to provide for adequate off-street parking
areas in mul�;iple dwelliny areas. '
Section 205.13�, 5, desi�nat�ing the rear and side yards as the only
ap{�roved locations for garbage receptacles.
The purpose serv�d is to reduce visual �ollution in the front yard.
B. STATED fit�RDSNIP:
In order to cor.�ply �vith City Code parking requirements as requested
by the City Engineering Department.
C. �1DP1IP�ISTRA?IVE ST11FF REVIE��l:
It was determined by the City Zoning Administrator that tttis seven
unit apartment is to be treated as a R-3 (multiple d;relling) use in a
C-2 (general business areas) zoning district. Therefore, all City
' Cod� sections quoted are for the property's acturai "use" in a C-2
zoning disLrict. The present c�de, ��hich came after the building
was constructed, calls for a total of 10.5 nark7ng stalls. Ti�e
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wat�ld equal �0 fee1: oi p�►�E;ii�g ti�ri�th, plus one stall �'or ttze dun.psL�r.
APPEALS COMMISSION MEETING - MARCH �8� Z978 Page 7
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Vice-Chairperson Gabel said that a letter had been received
from Ms• Lucille Caliquire• She said that Ms- Caliquire was opposed
to the requests• She read the letter to the audience and Commission•
MO'iION by Mr• Kemper, seconded by Mr• Barna, to receive
letter from Ms• Caliquire opposing the variance requests by
Clyde and Betty Hansen• Upon a vaice vote, all voting aye,
motion carried unanimously• "
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the
Mr• Ed Janek and Ms• �aliquire were at the meeting regarding
�his item•
Mr• Hansen said that the building had seven one-bedroom units
that had seven single people living in•them• He said that there
was usually only seven cars needed by his tenants• He exp].ained
that the apartments were very small and generally only single
people rent them• He said that it wasn't really logical to have
to provide parking for more than seven cars•
Mr• Hansen said that the area was basically commercial•
He said that to move the parking lot to the rear of the building
would result in losing a lot of green area• He said that the people
living on the lower level of the building would not appreciate
looking out at parked cars• He said that presently there was a
nicely kept green area and the people on the East side of the
building have a better view than looking at a parking lot•
Vice-Chairperson Gabel said that it was City Code to require
that the dumpster be scr�ened•
Mr• Hansen said that he would properly screen the dumpster•
He said �hat he hadn't been aware of that code• Ne said that he
purchased the building in July 1977 and had never been notified
that the dumpster was in violation of a City Code�
Mr• Janek said that since parking in the front had not caused
any problems as yet and he felt that even after the streets and curbs
were improved, there would be ample room• He felt that the green
area should remain as is also• He said that to require the moving
of the parking lot would result in more black top and would defeat
the purpose of the people in the area trying to make a more
aesthetically pleasing neighborhood•
Vice-Chairperson Gabel said that Mr• Hansen would have the
option to negotiate with the street contractor for the hard surfacing
of the parking area• . °
Mr- Holden explained to the Commission the alternative that
had been suggested by Staff•
Ms• Hansen did not think the alternative suggestion would be
aesthetically pleasing to the neighborhood• She said that it would
be nicer to keep the present green area, blacktop the existing
parking lot, and screen the dumpster•
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Mr• Barna said that, if the dumpster was to be in ihe front 2 Z
yard, it should be placed to the far west end of the parking lot,
screened properly, access for the building from the back side and
swinging doors on the front so the truck can reach the dumpster
easily •
Ms• Caliquire said that she didn't like the dumpster in front
because of the trash being scattered all over•
Vice-Chairperson Gabel said that Mr• Hansen had agreed to
properly screen the dumpster• She suggested that Mr• Hansen
check into the problem and try to reach a solution with his
tenants to alleviate �he problem of the trash being all over the
ground.
Ms• Caliquire suggested that the City do something with the
lot adjacent to Mr• Hansen's property•
Mr• Holden said tha�t there would be a public hearing on
March 29, 1978, at City Hall regarding the entire area• He said
that would be the best place for Ms• Caliquire to address that
item• He also said that she could contact the City Planner regarding
the upgrading of that adjacent property•
MOTION by Mr• Barna, seconded by Mr• Kemper, to close the
public Hearing• Upon a voice vote, alI voting aye, the motion
carried unanimously• The Public Hearing was closed at 8:59 P•M-
Mr• P1emeZ comm�nted that the request for eight stalls would
allow one parking stall for each apartment and one stall for the
dumpster• He said that he was in favor of �he variances•
Mr• Kemper felt to grant the variances Woul.d be the lesser
of the two ^evi.ls^• He said that it would require more black top
area if it was insisted that Mr• Hansen move his �,arking lot. He
would rather see the green area maintained and the parking to
remain on the South side of the lot•
Mr• Barna said that he would hate to see another blacktopped
side yard• He said he would rather see the parking lot closer to
the street and therefore would be in favor of the variances•
Vice-Chairperson Gabel said �hat when the streets were improved
there woul� be defined curb lines, the cars won't be parked in the
Iot in a hodge-podge manner, the dumpster wouZd be screened, and
the area would be mare aesthetically pleasing in all aspects•
MOTION by Mr• Plemel, seconded by Mr• Barna,athat the Appeals
Commission recommend the approval of the requests for variances of
the Fridley City Code as follows:
Section 205•075,1�E,1� to allow parking in the front yard;
Section 205•075,1�E�3, to allow parking closer than the
required five feet from the South Property Line;
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Section 2�5•138,5, to allow a garbage receptacle {dumpster} 2AA
in the front rather than the rear or s�de yards;
� and Section 205•D75,2,A, to reduce the required number of
parking stalls from 10•5 sL-alls �0 8 stalls;
to allow continued parking and dumpster location in front yard
on Lots 1� 2& 3, Block 2, City View Addition, the same being
251 57th Place NE� Fridley, �N, with the stipulation that
curbing be instal].ed, the parking lot be hard surfaced, and
the proper screening of the dumpster area�
UPON A VOICE VOTE� alI voting aye, the motion carr.ied unanimously•
3• REQUEST FOR VARI�h:�CE OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE, SECTION
205•073,4,�, TO REDUCE ThE FROi�T YARD SETBACK FRO� THE REQUIRED
35 FEET i0 32 FEET, T4 ALLO� THE COP�lSTRUCTION OF A�ULTIP�E
DWELLING ON LOTS �0, b1� 82 & 83, ALL IN BLOCK A, P.IVERVIEW
HEIGHTS, AND A�L THAT PART OF THE UNNaMED STREFT ABUTTING
LOTS 80, 81,, 82 & 33, LYIPJG B�Tt�EEfJ THE SQUTNERLY LINE OF
LOT 80 EXTENDED WESTERLY TO THE MAC RAILt�OAD RIGHT OF WAY, AND
ALSO THAT PORTION OF TNE RIGNT OF WA,Y OF THE f1I1�lhEAPOLIS,
ANOKA AND CUYU(VA R�NGE RAIL�OAD CO�iPA�JY IN 1`HE SOUTH�AST
QllARTER OF TNE NORTHEAST QUARTER LTi�E QF LOT 83, QLOCK A,
EXTENDED WEST THROUGH SAID RTGHT OF WaY aNp SAID SOUTN LINE OF
LOT 8�, EXT�NDED WEST THR4UGH St�ID RIGHT OF u1AY, "fHE SAf1E
�BEING 441 HUGO STREET NE, F�ID�EY, MU- {REQUEST BY
� JOHN R• DOYLE, 63�5 EAST l2IVER ROAD NE-, FRIDLEY, MN 55432}
I10TION by Mr• Barna, seconded by Mr• Kemper, to open 'che Public
Hearing• Upon a voice vote, �11 voting ayery the motion carried
unanimously• The Public Hearing was opened at 9:15 P.f1•
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF REPORT
A• PUBLIt PURPOSE SERVED BY REQUIREMENT:
Section 205•073,4,A� requiring a minimum front yard setback
of 35 feet in a multiple dwelling zaning district•
public purpose served by requirement is to allow for off-
street parking without �ncroaching on the public right of way•
Also far the aesthetic consideratian ta reduce the ^building
line of sight^ encroachment into the reighbor's front yard•
B. STATED HARDSHIP- '
This setback will conform to the setback of adjoining dwellings
on same side of street• IT building were moved three feet
to the rear, it would make access to garages more•difficult,
and would put the building out of alignment with .adjoining
buildings•
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APPEALS COMMISSTON MEETING - MARCH 28, 1978 Page 10
C• ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF REVIEW:
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The verifying survey for 389 Hugo shows a 32•5 foot front yard
setback• The verifying survey for 369 Hugo shows 30•8 foot
front yard setback• Other hous�s in the area appear to have
similar setbacks• The petitioner's building wil.l be a multiple
dwelling with tuck under parking in the rear of the unit•
Vision at the intersection is not obstructed by the building
or parking• Total lot coverage equals 18•8i• ThE petitioner
has applied for a Special Us� Permit to allow off-street parking
on the two adjacent R-1 lots to the east of the proposed
multiple dwelling•
Vice-Chairperson Gabel asked why they would need a Special Use
Permit to park on the adjacent lots•
Mr• Doyle said that it was required because the adjacent
lots were zoned R-1•
Mr• Holden said that the request was before the Appeals
Commission to obtain a variance of the front yard setback from
35 feet to 32•5 feet•
Mr• Barna asked where the front yard was to be located•
Mr• Doyle said that Hugo was being used as the front so tha�
access could be onto Hugo rather than directly onto East River Road•
Mr• Holden said that a multiple dwelling was being proposed
for a single-family area, the plan was involving two R-1 lots, and
technically East Riv�r Road was the front of Lhe Iot• Ne said
that the setback from Hugo street actualZy would only have to be
17 feet; however, he said that the plans involved a very large
building and for that reason they used the most restrictive section
of the Code and interpreted for the best of everyone invQlved•
Mr• Doyl� had plans Qf what he was proposing� He explained
to the �ommission exactly what he planned to do• He said that he
would provide for as many parking stalls as possible in the tuck-under
garage that was included in the proposed building•
Mr• Doyle said tha� if he was required to maintain the 35
setback it would be somewhat restric�i:ive for access to the rear
of the building and to the garage area- He explained in detail
what he planned to do with his proposed ten-unit building� He
indicated the �ype of clientele that would most likely live in
building•
Mr• Doyle said that another reason he wanted the reduction
in the setback was to conform to.the other homes in the area•
foot
also
the
Mr• Doyle said that the units would range from the efficiency
apartments to the three bedroom pent-house• He said that there
would be no pools in the building.
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f10TI0N by Mr• Plemel, secorided by Mr• Barna, to close the
Public Hearing• Upon a voiee vote, all voting aye, the motion
carried unanimously• Tre public Hear�ing was closed at 9:2? P•M�
Mr• Barna asked when Mr• Doyle would start construction•
Mr• Doyle said that he would begin construction as soon as
he had all the necessary permits•
MOTION by Mr• Kemper, seconded by Mr• Barna, that the Appeals
�ammission recomm�nd approval of the request for variance of the
Firdley City Code, Section 2�5•073,4,A, to reduce the front yard
setback from the required 35 feet tp 32 feet, to allow the construction
of a multiple dwelling on Lots 80, 81 & 83, all in Block A,
Riverview Heights, and all that part of the unnamed street abutting
Lots 80, 87,, 82 & 83, lying between the southerly line of Lot 80
extended westerly to the MAC Railroad right of way, and also that
portion of the right of way of the Minneapolis, Anoka and Cuyuna Range
Railroad Company in the Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter
line of Lot 83, Block A, extended West through said right of way
and said South line of Lot 8Q, ex.tended west through said right of
way, the same being 441, Hugo Street NE, Fridley, MN•
UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried
unanimously•
Vice-Chairperson Gabel declared a ten minute recess at
9:29 P.M•
4.
214•044,C�1,�
TO 407 SQUARE FEET� TO �',LLOW AN OVERALL PEDUCTION IN PRESENT
SIGN t�GE FR0�1 456 SC�U t�RE FEET TO 40? SQU ARE FEET, ON LOT 1, ,
AUDITOP' S SUBDIVISION fdG •?,�5, THE SA!�E BEIf�G 250 5 t AVE NE,
FRIDLEY, MN• {REQUEST BY HCLIDAY VILLRGE NORTH, REPRESENTED
BY BR�IDLEY STEINi�AN, 4567 WEST 80th STREET, BLOOMINGTON,
MINNESOTA 55437}.
MOTION by Mr• Barna, seconded by Mr• Plemel, to open the Public
Hearing• U�on a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried
unanimously• The public Hearing was opened at 9:39 p.M.
Mr• Jerry Jensen was at the meeting represer�ting Holiday Village
North•
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CITY OF i� RID:.,I;I'
riarch 30, 1978
CALL TO ORDER .
Chairperson Scott called the meeting to order at 7:��0 P.I?.
1fEMBERS PRESENT; Mark Scot�, I:enneth Brennan, Car.olynn Blandin�,
Ed Kaspszak
MrtiBEP.S ABSENT: None
OTIiERS PRESEPdT: CZyde Moravetz, Staff Repr.esenL-a+�:ive
Greg' Gerard, General t�Ianager, G'l'V Cable
Lee Steckman, GTV Cable
' Anne Davis, State Cable Cammission �
Blake Balzart, City of Fridley Commurzications Ai_de
Harold Belgum%�
Larry Chevalier*
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�New members effective April 1, 19)8
Mr. Tiora�=etz ir_troduced the new m�mbers of the Co,ru,:zss�on -�i� .
Harold Belgum and :�ir. Larr� Chevralier. ?-:e sta�ed tt�,i� caoul� Le
the last meetir.; as Cor+mission members for Mark Scott aad b'_er.raeth
Brennan.
ri0TI0:� was made tc aaprove the minutes or the January 11, 197$
meetiizQ by PIr. Brennan, seconded by Mr. ?:asDSZak, upon a voice
vate, all votzng aye, motion passed unaninousl}�.
I. OLD BL'SIP�LSS
A. Di�cussian aboLt Stat-A Cable Comrsission
l. League of Cable Advisory Coawnissions
a. Fridley's part
Mr. Scott asl�:ed Mr. Balzart to e�:plain to ,the Comrsission catiat
ha�pened at the convention and what the league is al1 about.
Mr. Balzart passed out a questionnaire on the :iinnesota League
of PSuniciPal CATV Conunissions. lie stated the leabue is in the
organizatiion stages of getting the leaflue going, iie is in charge �
of the Ad Hoc Committee. 'ihey are sending the questionnaire aut
to all cable advi.sory groups and people concerned �aith £orming a state
league. The Interconn�c*_ will be �oing out at the ena of the m�izth.
ihey are trying to get soma feedback by the questionnaire to see
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2/ CA'i'V Commission Meeting March 30, 1976 �
how receptive various CATV advirosy groups and people are to the league.
They hope to �cquire some polital strengt-h by it. It will act as
an information er.chan�e.
'ir. Scott stated Fridley got this going.
B. Proposed Joint
City Council
1. Amendments
Meeting bet�aeen CATV Commission and
to CATV Ordinance (September 15, 1977 packet)
Mr. Scott referred to a letter from t4r. Douglas Hedin. All of the
access changes that the Commission had proposed liave been blown out
of the water by the case of 24idwest Video vs. FCC. Midwest Video
got the favorable ruZing in the Court of Appeals stating that the .
FCC had gone beyond its powers in requiring any standards at all.
:ir. Hedin recommends that any access changes that we have proposed
to the Council should wait. It has been appealed to the U.S.
Supreme Court. There are only two things in our September 15, 1977
packet which we should pursue. They are 405.116 on Arbitration
which would be setting a sum of money for each offense that the company
may be in violation in the futur�. The Council should set this
sum. There are no penalties no�a in the ordinance except revoking
a franchise. The other point is 405.051 which reserved a11 money
received by the city from the company would be used by the Cab1e
Television Commission as established in section 405.28.
� �',s f or our
proposed joint meeting between the t;able Commission and the city
there is no reason to have it. Maybe we need a co�er letter
explaining �ae are going to sit back and wait to see what the
access ruling �aill be. The two points might as well be passed on
to the Council for the gublic hearing.
Mr. rioraveiz stated that 405.�11 on definitions could also be
included.
II. N�W BUSINESS
A, Interfacing of CAT�7 Commission and Anoka County Commun�cations
Workshop (A.C.C.W.)
Mr. Scott asked t'ir. �rennan to explain the Anoka County Workshop to
the new members.
::r. Brennan stated a small group was organized for the purpose of
community education and that group of citizens iaere trained to use
the public access channels for citizen use. The workshop is a
non-prof.i't corporation with 30 members acti.vely producing. Because
of financi<�1 difficulties the group became inactive. He stated ;Ir.
Scott and himself decided to reviCalize the �roup again. He
announced they were having an organizational meeting on April 20th
at 5 Pri at the �'ridley library and invited anyone that c�as interested
to attend.
. Iir. Belgum asked if the corporation was public or private.
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Mr. Brennan stated they were a public corporation and are allowed
a Board of Directors up to 15.
Mr. Scott stated anyone can join.
Mr. Moravetz stated he would like to see the Cable Commission
members bec�me active members in the worksllop because an item in
the bylaws of the corporaL-ion caJ1_ for promotion of public
access. � . -
Mr. Kaspszak stated he would like Co review the bylaws and
suggested t4r. Brennan mail one Co everyone. He also suggested
that perhaps t�vo members could rotate and attend the Board
meetings of the workstiop and report back to the Commission.
t�ir. tioravetz stated maybe someone from the Commission should be
on the Board.
Mr. I:aspszak stated we should review the bylaws first. He
stated he wanted to learn more about it first.
Mr. Brennan stated he wi1J_ provide the niembers witl�� copies of
the Articles of Incorporat�_on also for their review.
Mr. Kaspszak asked if we were required to file an ett�ical
practices statement.
Mr. Scott stated he thought that was correct. Iie stated the
workshop and commission should work hand in hand.
Mr. I:aspszak stated �he workshop in turn should get any information
they need. I� they want a place on the Commission's agenda they
should be granted it. �
Mr. Scott asked if there was any more discussion on the workshop.
Mr. Belgum asked Mr. Brennan if he could outline the objectives
of the �oorkshop.
Mr. Brennan stated the workshop is here to provide training for
citizens who want to learn how to make programming of their own
for the puhl.ic access channel. TEiey are here to provide equip-
ment or obtain aquipment for programming and act as a liolding
corporation for funds if someone wants to get a grant to make
some programming.
Mr. l:aspszak explained to the new members why the workshop was
formed. He stated that Aloomington had formed a similar workshop
and had made some progress.
March 30, 1978
!�� �nTV COMMISSION M�ETING s�em Wag Workin$.
Mr. nel�� asked if anyone knew how tihe Winona sy
s Srem. She
was from Winona and knePed7Wing and Interna-
�. Davis stated she�on' �rshall, I'ridley, zomote
stated that Blooming ublic non-profit organixations to P
tional Falls now had�o �ly educational.
1oca1 pxo�ramming, stie� had
� school sy
ublic access or local origination.
�Ir, tioravet2 stated that to date the Frid �-y
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no acti.ve interest 1n P
�. Scott asked
if there was any more discussion about the workshop.
ort.
g. CATV Commission semi-annual reP about.
we have to start thinkiear• In
newsletter four times a Y
Mr. Scott stated it was someth�-ng to�ether an ordinance
Iie sta�ed '��e coulc�. use the city utting
the last two years we have been p assed.
change packet. Maybe a third of these p
�. GTV Annual Business Repor�� dated Jar.uary 15,
1978
uired to make a xeport once a year.
Mr. Scott stated the GTV is re4 ort.
$e stated this one is an extensive reP o��. IIe
Gerard on a marvetous rep
Iir. Kaspszak congra�ul3ted Mr. lification o�
re ort we coulfis�ai policy in terms of
asked if as part of the yo al company
how this xelates to the
amortizatio*-1 and accounting•
Gerard tha� the business rPP°r� °for.
i4r. Scott stated to Mr• what the comi:�i-ssion �aas looking
3anuary 31st was exactly i� sill take to comp1ete the
Iie asked Mr. Gerard about how long
undergraund 5ervice areas. �1e said they �
ro ection. front
S- they can pass more cable in
Mr. Gerard stated he has no conc�ete p ,assing•
are pursuir_g it in �W�m r� product to the homes already �
to bring more product to the l�ome.
o� the homes or Uring
F.ight now they are try �$more programs.
�ey �1� looking
'ir. Belg
um asked how many Fridley homes had the wires passi.ng
in front of their homes. rox2mately 10,�00
Mr. Steckman answered stating they had passed apP
homes.• 2 000 homes.
are serving less than �
Tir. Gerard stated they immediate plans
iir. 2toravetz asked Mr. Gerard if they had any
for Innsbruck, have had only
looked at the area The o�ers of the
Mr. Gerard stated they u�,st for service• involved. They did,
g tuinimum amount of r�-4 etting
apartments were not .interested in g
however, brino in a home box office from l�S•
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Mr: Scott asked for any comments. � 3 D
iir: Scott then stated tilie next items would be L•o aPpol.nt a chair '
�i�rson to take over the next meeting and to establish a meeting
• Eiate.
• �fs: 131anding nominated Dir. ::aspszak as cliairperson and Mr. Belgum.
... �'econded ir. It was unanim�usly agreed that Mr. Kaspszak will
�erve as temporary chairperson. .
�`he next meeting will be April 20, 1978 at 4: 30 P.M.
' �'IOTION by Mr. Brennan, seconded by Mr. Kaspszak ta adjourn the �
'[rie�ting. lipon a voice vote, a11 voting aye,,neeting adjourned
�.t 8:30 P.ti.
�espectfully submitted, _
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April 12, 197�
Chuck Boudreau �
Tennis Court Bids 197� -
P1odified Abstract of Bids
Breakdovan
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� Please be advised that a bid opening was held on Plarch 24, 1978
at 11:00 a.m. for the purpose of constructing three net�v tennis courts -
•one each located a� Springbrook Park, Benjamin-Briard�le area and
6doodcrest School, and the enlargement and ir�pro��ement of existing
courts at Flanery Park and Cr�aig Park.
After review of the bids submitited and consulting with the
Engineering Department, the fo1lowing is our reconmendation:
The engineer's lump sum estimated cost and quantities equaled
�64,550, 6ituminous Roadways' lunp sur� bid price vras �80,74�.82,
however, an adjustment was nade and the correct nrice would be
. $86,889.20. 4Jarren`s Excavation's lump sur� bid price Gvas $79,�29.�9.
The adjusted iump sur� bid price was ��7,839.79. Carlson-Lavine's
lump sun bid price r�ias $83,548,87 and was rejected due to
submittance after deadline.
l•!e have contacted the present lo�v bidder for the street
improvement projECt 1978 and feel tha� his estimated bid price
will be relatively close to the eng�neer's original estimate as
specified above. 7herefore, vae are hereby requesting the City
Council to reject all bi�s as submitted and authorize the Cit�
to negotiate.
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FR0��1 Charles Boudreau G'% TO
SJBJECT Possi ble Acqui si ti on of Property Ci ty P1anager �
� I have received the attached brief conununication from P1r.
Charles Labeaux in reference to the possibility of acquirirg the
back one-half of his pr�perty for park purposes.
I!vould appreciate the City Couricil`s authorization to
open r�egotiations with htr. Labeaux for this piece of prop�rty.
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Attn; Mr. Charles Boudreau
I Charles Labeaux property owner at 162Lt Gardena Avenue request the Parks
a.nd Recreation to consider the acquisition of the south one half of my
property as an extension of the exhisting park land. .
Thank you for giving this your attention
Sincerely Charles LaBeaux � .
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MEMO T0: Nasim M. Qureshi, City Manager
MEMO FROM: Richard N.Sobiech, Public Works Director.
DATE: April 14, 1978
SUBJECT: Joint Powers Agreement with New Bright�n Pertaining to
Storm Sewer Outfall in Innsbruck North Area�
Attached for Council consideration, please find a Joint Powers Agreement
which would permit the construction of the remaining outfall fnr Innsbruck
North drainage system. This outfall was originally planned in the drainage
system which was approved by the Rice Creek Watershed District in 1972.
The outfall piping was not constructed before, in anticipation of future
development and further outfall construction in New Brighton.
At this point in time, the storm sewer system has been completed in New
Brighton and can receive the water from the City of Fridley drainage system.
The City of Fridley has had the improvement hearing for this project with the
appropriate preliminary assessment roll prepared.
In discussions with New Brighton, we have come to an agreement at the staff
level that the only cost sharing the Cit;� of Fridley should be involved
in is the outfall fram the Fridley ponds to the New BrigYiton storm sewer
system. The reason is that the ponding system in Fridley did nat necessitate
an increase in the Neco Brighton storm sewer system since the ponding system
provides adequate storage and would allow the runoff to flow through the
New Brighton system in off-peak times.
The original assessment roll was based on cost participation in the entire
New Brighton storm sewer system. This is now not th� case, and the anti-
cipated estimate for the outfall construction suggested in the Joint Powers
Agreement is $16,920.
Throughthe agreement, New Brighton will engineer and construct the project
in cooperation with Fridley's Engineering Division, and construction will
coincide with improvement of Palmer Drive from North Innsbruck Drive in
Fridley to Silver Lake Road.
It is requested the Council consider execution of this agreement at the �
Council meeting of April 17, 1978.
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JOINI' P(7WERS AGi7EII�ZVT
CITY OF NEW BRIC��I'ON and CITY OF FRIDLEY
THIS INSTRL�]T OF AGF2EII�FI' made and entered into jointly by the
CITY OF NEW BRIC�i'I�OIV and the CITY OF FRIDLEY, acting by and through their respective
oouncils, pursuant to the provisions of Muznesota Statutes, 1965, Section 471.59.
WITVESSETH:
4�II-IERF'AS, the parties hereto desire to enter into a joint agre�r�ent and
effort providing generally for the design, constructi.on, operation and maintenance
of a certain storm sewer to provide for the drainage of stonn water and surface
water from areas oontroll�d by the City of Fridley and the City of New Brighton,
and
WHERF.�S, the area inwlved in this proposed activity lies generally in
the vicinity of Palmer Drive and West of Silver Lake I�ad, and
Wf�RF�S, the City of New Brighton intends to put in the final surfacing
of that portion of F�almer Drive which oonnects to North Innsbrook Drive in Friclley
and the City of Fridley desires to have a drainage overflaa connection fran its
storage pond to the New Brighton stozm drain in Palmer Drive, and
W�, it a�ears that it is in the best interest of both cities to
o�nstruct the drainage overflaw before Palmer Drive is paved, and that it appears
in the best interest of both cities that the overflow cannection be handled as part
of the New BrightAn paving o�ntract, and
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Wi�'.,REAS, the parties to this agreement are in agreement with referenoe
t,o tfie details hereinafter set fortli;
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as follaas :
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l. The engineering, planning and preparation of wr�rking drawings for the
project will be undertaken and oam�Ieted by the �hgineering Depart�nent of the
City of New Brighton with the 000peration of the �gineer for the City of Fridley.
The plans and specifications wi12 be designated "New Brighton Project 77-5" and will
have a ccx��letely segregated cost for the oonstruction cost for the oonstn�ction of
the drainage overtlaw connection fr�m the Fridley storage pond to the New Brighton
stonn drain in Palmer Driv�e.
2. The City of Fridley will pay to the City of New Brighton the total
oost of cnnstn�cting said overflaa plus twenty percent (20�) to caver engineering,
legal and ac�ni.riistrative oosts. The City of Fridley shall make payments to the
City of New Brighton upon presentation of billing for pa��-tial and/or total cang�letion
of the o�nstruction. Said billing shall be based upon a certified and approved
estimate of the work perforn�ed. It is understood ar,d agreed that after 30 days,
the unpaid balance shall bear interest at the rate of six percent (6�} to }�e payable
by the City of Fridley to the City af New Brighton. ,
3. The City of New Brighton will c�onstruct and pave Pal.mer Drive in
acc�or3ance with its specifications and wi11 pay the oost of said surfacing and
oonstruction other than as recited in paragraph 2, above. There wiZl be no further
eost participation on the part of the City of Fridley in the existing New Brighton
outfall system since the storm water, thrnugh th� ponding systern in Fridley, would not
necessitate increased capacity in New Brighton's outfall system.
4. When the plans for the overflaw connection are can�al�eted, they will
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be st�xni.tted to the City of Fridley for approval and will be made a part hereof as
if fully set out herein.
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CITY OF NEW BRIGEi'I'CJN, RANLSEY C�UIV'I'Y,
MINNESOTA
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Approved as to fonn:
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Its City Attorney
CITY OF FRIDLE,'�C, ANOKA COUN'I'Y,
NNjIIN1VESOTA
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Its Mayor
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Innsbruck North - North drainage district improvement -
Innsbruck horth - South drai.nage district improvement -
(Due to Storm Sewer Outfall construc�
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District A Improvement -�
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$41,350.78 ,
$22,825,44
A11 drainage improvements include costs for madifications ro the
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' RCSOLUTION fv0. � . - '" ,' ] k
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RE;OLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEtiSL•:�!"T /lND I�?N�'1L P;,,RhS AND SP�CII'I-
Cn7'IONS AI�D LSTIMATGS OI- cos�rs 7�tii:it[:oF� : STREET IMPROVEMENT
PROJECT ST. 1978-2, ADDENDUM #1
WfIEREAS, Resolution ho.17-1978 adoptcd on tne 17th�iay of April, 1978
by thc City Council, set the date ior hearin� on Lhe proposed ir,iprover�en�s,
as specifically noted in the Notice of Heari.ng attached }iereto for ref.erer�ce
as Exhibit "A", and
ri'HERI:AS, all of the property o��ners whose property is li.able to be assessed
with the making of these i.mprovements (as noted in said Notice) were gi.ven ten
(10) days notice by mail and published notice of the Council. Hearing throu�h
two (2) weekly publications of the required notice, and the hearing was held
and the property owners heard there.on at the hearing as noted i.n tIie said nati.ce.
NOti9, TFiEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of t}ie City of Fridl.ey,
Anoka County, D4innesota as follows:
1. That the following improvements proposed by Council Resolutior.;�To.
16-1978 are hereby ordered to be effected ar.d co;npleted as sooi�
as reasonably possible,to wit:
Street improvements, including grading, stabilized base,
hot-mix bituminous mat, concrete curb and gutter, side-
walks, storm sewer system, water and sa.nitary sewer
services and other facilities located as follows:
Sidewalk on 7th Street: East Side; From 61st Avenue to
63rd Avenue '
� 2. That �vork to be pexformed under this project may be performed under
one or more contracts as may be deemed advisable upon receipt of bids.
3. That t}ie PuUlic Works Directcr, Richard N. Sobiech is hereby
designated as the Engineer �or this impra��ement. He shall
prepare final plans and specifications for tlie making of s�ach
improvement.
ADOPT'ED BY THE CI'Tl' COUNCIL QF T}iE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF __ ,
1978.
AT'TEST:
'CI1'Y CLERK - Mt\12VIN C. IIRUNSCLL
r�pypR—�ILLIAAI J. NEE
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D� �4 2° MinneSOta Department of Transportation
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Go(den Yaffey, Minnesata 55422
April 5, 1978
Mr. Nasim Quershi
Fridley City Manager
6431 University Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55432
In reply refer to: 3Z5
SP 0285-33 (I-694)
Replacement of B.N.R.R. Bridge 4�6493 and
Main Street (Co. Rd. 102) Bridge �i�9860, both over I-694
Includes Roadway Modifications from
East River Road to TH 47 in Fridley, Anoka County
Layout and Prof ile ]A
Dear Mr. Quershi:
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(612)545-3761
Attached for presentation to the Fridley City Council for their approval are
2 copies of the above referenced layout with resolutions. Before the Council
meeting, at which the resolution approving the�preliminary plan is presented
for adoption, iile with tiie clerk, the attachea layouts.
The attached layouts show our proposal to eliminate an existing bottleneck on
I-634--the Burlington Northern underpass. TYie purpose of this project is to
replace an existing bridge to meet interstate standards ard to improve the
safety and capacity of I-694 as it approaches and passes ber.eath bridge ��6493.
In addition, this plan alloeas for the future expansion of I-694 to a 6-Zane
roadway �aith auxillary lanes. To replace this brid�e to meet current standards
and L'o provide for future expansion of I-�694, the span length on tha bridge is
increased from 3'L feet to approximately 30 feet. By incr_easing the span length
2% rzmes, the structure depth increases from 4% f ee� to 8 feet. Since the
railr.oad grade cani�ot be raised to accommodate this additional clearance
needed, the grade on I-694 will be lo�aered as shown an the attached layout and
profile. Also, because oi the grade change and to allow for f uture expansion
of I-694, the riain Street bridge will also be replaced.
With this project, I-694 will rema.in a 4-lane roadway, but auxillary lanes
will be added Uet;ae�n East River Road and TH 47. Bituminous shoulders will
also be added on Uoth the inside and outside of roadway.
We anticipate that this project will be funded with Int�rstate (90-10) funding.
�It is presently pro;rammed in our Interstate program with a 1931 letting.
This letting date is subject to change based on th� findings of the Major
River Crossings Task Force and on th.e complet:ion of I-94 through North Min-
neapolis and Brooklyn Center.
An Equel C�pporfunity Employer
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April S, 1978
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A Location/Design Public Hearing will be held someti..me this summer or f all
on these proposed improvements. La Maur Inc. has reqitested a Public Hearing
on these proposed improvements.
Recent correspondence with Burlington Nort�ern ind�cates that they no longer
have an immediate need for ac�ditionaZ trackage over I-694. They have ho�,�ever,
requested that the bridge be designed so that additional tracks could be
added in the future. Furthermore, the existing 4 tracks must be kept in
service during construction.
Upon approval, please return a certified copy of. the attached resolution.
If you have any questions or wish to discuss this further, call me at
545-3761 extension 119.
Sincerely,
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Allan E. Pint
Project Manager
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RESOLUTION APPRJVING PKELIMITIARY PLANS FOR ,�• ' r
Mn/DOT 2521 (4/77) R�,PLACErIENT OF BRIDGES OVER I. 694 AT MAIP: -� 8 B
STREET AND BURLINGTON NOF.THERN RA2LROAU TRACKS
R E S 0 L U T I 0 N #
At a(regular) (�S�i�c�i�a�11� meeting of the Cit3� Council o£ the City of
Fridl�,y duly held cn the 17th •day of April, 19 �_,
the following Resolution was offered by ,
, seconded by , �
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WHEREAS the Conanissioner of th� Department of Transportation has
prepared preliminary plans for the improvement of a part of Trunk Highway
Number 393 renumbered as Trunk Highway No. 694 within
the corporate limits of the City of Frid�ey , from the Esst River Ros.d
to T•H• 47 ; and
WHEREAS said preliminery plans are on fi�e in the Office of the
Department of Transportation, Saint Paul, Minn�sota, being marked, labeled, and
identified as �Yout No. 1A S.P. 0285-33 (694=393) ix'om. F.r�st River Roa,d to
T.H. 47
and
t��:iEREAS copies of said preliminary plans as so marked, labeled, and
identified are also on file in the Offi.ce of the City Clerk; and
WHEREAS the term "said preliminary plans" as hereinafter used in
the body of this resolution shall be deemed and intended to mean, refer to,
_ and to incorporate the preliminary plans as in the foregoing recitals
particularly identified and described;
NOW, THEN, BE IT RESOLVED that said preliminary plans for the
improvement of Trunk Highway Number 393 renumbered Trunk Highway Number
694 within the Iimits of "the City of Fridley
be and hereby are approved.
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Mn/DOT 2521 (4/77)
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Upon the call of the roll the following voted in
favor of the Resolution
The following voted against its adoption:
whereupon the Mayor and presiding off icer declared the Resolution adopted.
Dated A�ri 1 l 7 , 19 78 ,
Attest
Ma.yor William J. Nee
N1as�vin C. BrLmsell City Clerk
STATE OF MINNESOTA ) Ss,
COUNTY OF �tnoka ' ) - . . . .
CITY OF Fridley j „ . ,
I do hereby certify tnat at a regular meeting (at-�-spcc�-�i-meefi�ing-�rf
w���'���.��-1�ga� ��ee-�e�-�i-�e�x) of the City Council of Fridle,y
Minnesota, on the � � fir day or Anri l , 19 78 , at which a majority of
the members of said CounciZ were present, the foregoing resolution was adopted.
Given under my hand and seal this day of _ , 19 ?8
City Clerk Marvin C. Brunsell
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RESOLUTION N0.
A RESOLUTION REQUESTING APPROPRIATION OF MUNICIPAL STATE AID FUNDS TO C.S.A.H.
OR T.H. PROJECT (FRIDLEY ST. 1978-4)
WHEREAS, it has been deemed advisable and uecessary for the City of Fridley
to participate in the cost of a construction project located on C.S.A.H. 35 within
the limits of said municipality; and .
WHEREAS, said construction project has been approved by the Departmer_t
of Transportation and identified in its records as S.A.P. 02-635-05.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that we do hereby appropriate fr�m our
Municipal State Aid Street Funds the sum of $6,238.89 to apply toward the con-
struction, right-of-way acquisition and engineering costs of said project and
request the Commissioner of Highways to approve this authorization.
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
DAY OF , 1978.
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
MA.YQR - William J. Ivee
CERTIFICATION
I hereby certify that the above is a true and correct copy of a resolution
presented to and adcpted b}� the Council of the Cit-y of Fridley, Minnescta at
a duly authorized meeting thereof held on the 17th day of April, 1978, as
shown by the minutes of said meeting in my possession.
CITY CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
City of Fridley
(Sea1) .
.. , �o
RESOLUTION N0. ^` - "�
A RESOLUTION ORDER ING IMRF:OVFMEf,1T, A�PROVAL OF PLANS AtJD �RDERING
ADVFRT I SE�IENT F0� B! US : SAN I TARY SE�VER ANC 5 i OR� SEl"!ER I MP�CVEMEi�i
PROJECT N0. 113
WHEREAS, Resofution �l4l-1973 set the ciate tor hearing on the improve-
ments, as specifica{ly noted in the Notice ofi I-iear�iny attached thereto for
reference as Exhibit "A"; and
WHEREAS, all property owners whose property is liable to be assessed
with the making of the improvements (as noted in said notice) were given
ten (IQ) days notice by mail and published notice of the Council hearing
through two (Z) weekfy publications of the required notice, and the hearing
was held and the property owners heard thereon at the I�earing, as noted in
said nctice; and
WHEREAS, Resolution #72-1973 adopted by the City Council of the City
af Fridley ordered this improvement.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE tT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley,
Anoka County, Minnesota as follows:
I. That the following improvement proposed by Council Resolution
�41-1973 are hereby ordered to be effected and completed as
soon as reasonably possib(e, to-wit:
Storm Sewer Outfall
To serve the area bounded hy Matte�horn Drive on the West;
Interstate 694 on the South; Gardena Avenue on the North;
and the City of Fridley Municipal boun�aries on the Easir.
That the work involved in said improvements as listed above
shall hereafter be designated as:
SANITARY SEWER AND STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 113
2. That the construction of the storm sewer outfall shall be
instailed by the City of New Brighton through a joint powers
agreement. The plans and specifications ha��e been prepared
by the City of New Brightor; pursuant to the Council Resolu-
tions her�tofore adopted, in cooperation wiTh the City Engi-
neer ef the City of Fridley, which plars and speci�ications
are hereto attached and made a part hereof are hereby approved
and shall be fil2d with the City Clerk.
3. The work to be performed under SANITARY SEWER AND STCRM SEWER
IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 113 shall be performed under one or
more contracts as may be deemed advisable upor. receipt of
bids.
' 7he City of New Brigtiton in cooperation with the City of Fridley, �ity
Engineer, shai! accordingly prepare and cause to be inserted in tne official
newspaper advertisement for bids upon the making of such improvements under
such ap�roved plans and specifications. The advertisement shall be published
for three (3> weeks (at least 21 days>, and shail specify the work to be d�ne
and will state that bid, will be opened and ccnsidered at II:OU a.m., �n �i�e
5-�h ` day of May , 197£3, i n the Counc i I Chambers of the Neti•. Br i gh-
ton Ci-hy Hall, and th�t no bids will be considered unles� seaied and filed
Res. N�. " -
Adv. for B i ds, f/ 1 I 3 . `.' 10 �y
Page -2- �
with the City Engineer, and accompanied by a cash daposit, bid bor,d, or certi-
fied check payable 1-o the City for i-ive pe.r cent (5%? of the amount of such
bid.
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL�OF THE CfTY OF FRiDLEY THIS DAY OF
ATTEST:
. ;
, M/�RViN C. BRUNSELL - CITY CLERK
.
WILLIAM J. NEE - MAYOR
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0 �.OR CONCUfZF�ENCE Bti' THE CIT`( C4UNCil. - Llc�r�ES ,-"•, .-
APRIL 17, 1978 ..
BLACKTOPPING APPROVED BY �
Asphalt Driveway Company
1211 East Highway #36
St. Paul, I�II�I 55109
C & S Blacktopping
8832 West �roadway
Minneapolis, MN 55445
Minnesota Roadways Company
4620 west 77th Street
Minnea�olis, Mt1 55435
By: Kenneth G. Smith
By: i�iike/Pat Stanton
By: John Mueller
Modern Roadways Company .
1620 Winnetka Avenue North
Minneapolis, MN 55427 By: Edgar R. Smith
Pioneer Blacktop Inc.
14720 -93rd Avenue North
Maple Grove, MN 55369 By: James Haller
EXCAVATING
Berghorst P],�nbing & Heating
10732 Hanson Boulevard
Coon Rapids, MN 55433 . By: Kenneth Bergizorst
Brighton Excavating
I920 Highway #96
New Brighton, MP7 55112
Groth 5ewer & �9ater
13820 County Road 15
Plymouth, I�II�I 55441
Jarson's Service Company
9180 Xylite Street N.E.
Minneapolis, MN 55434
United Water & Sewer Company
5200 Eclen Circle
Edina, MN 55436
GAS SERVICES
�
By: Georqe Indyki�wicz
By: Larry H. Groth
By: Lloyd M. Jarson
By: James L. Spetz
Advanced Heating & Air Cond., Inc.
7805 Beech Street N.E.
Minneapolis, biN 55432 By: Maynard A. Edson
Air Comfort Inc. ,
3944 Louisiana Circle
Minneapo2is, MN 55426 By: Dc�nal Ruden
DARRE L CI,ARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARItEL CLARK
oor� . vEV. A�� .
DARREL Q,ARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL CLARK
COM. DLi7. ADM.
DARREL CLARK
COPR. DEV. ADM.
D�1RR,EL CLARK
CCM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL CLARK
COM . DEV . ADF�i .
DAi2REL CZARK
r�M . DEV . �nri .
DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARR�L CLARIC
CC3M. DEV. AL�M.
WILLIAM SAPJDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM 5AI�?DIN
PLBG. HTG. IN.SP.
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11PRIL 17, 1978 "'
.�.
(Gas Services Cont.) ' •
Backdahl & Olson Plumbing & Htg. Co., Inc.
3157 Chicago Avenue �
Minneapolis, MN 55407 By: Clarence R. Olson
Berghorst Plumbing & Heating
10732 Hanson Boulevard N.W.
Coon Rapids, P�IN 55433 By: Kenneth Berghorst
Blaine Heating, Air Cond. & Electric, Inc.
13562 Central Avenue N.E.
Anoka, MN 55303 By: Ken Chouinard
C. O. Carlson Air Conditioning Co.
709 Bradford Avenue North �
M.inneapolis, MN 55411 • By: John C. Jenkins
Cronstrom's Heating & Air Cond. Inc.
4410 Excelsior Boulevard
Minneapolis, MN 55416 By: L. C. Anderson
Do'n's Air Cond. Htg. & Re£rigeration, Inc.
3903 Foss Road N.E.' ..
Minneapolis, MN 55421 By: Danald Dickison
Egan & Sons Company
7100 Medicine Lake Road '
Minneapolis, MN 55427 �
Frank's Heating & Air Cond. Inc.
3107 California Street N.E.
Minneapolis, MN 55418
By:�Rcy Straiton
Jerome Fehringer/
By: Davi.d Vogt
Gas Supply, Inc.
2238 Edgewood Avenue South �
Minneapolis, MN 55426 By: S. R. Navickas
Golden Valley Air Conditioning
5182 West Broadway
Crystal, MN 55429 By: Sigurd Follese'
Home Heating and Air Conditioning Inc.
P.O. Box 461, 5211 Eden imad
Mound, biN 5536� ` By: Thnmas G. Shandley
iiutton & Rc�we Inc.
217 Van Buren Street
Anoka, MN 55303 By: Leslie J. Rowe
LP Gas �quipment Inc.
539 North Cleveland Ave:7ue
St. Paul, MN 5511� By: William D. Auestis
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAPR SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP�.
FIILLIAA4 SAND�N
PLBG. HTG. II3SP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLB�G. H7.`G. INSP. ,
WILLIAi�i SANDIN.
PLBG. HTG. 2N5P.
WILLIAHI SANDIN
PT,BG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAN, SANDIN
oPLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. H'iG. INSP.
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ApRIL 17, 1978 ~
(Gas Services Cont.) � '
Larson-Mac Company Inc.
1509 Coon Rapids Boulevard
Coon Rapids, MN 55433
Minnesota Gas Company
733 Marquette Avenue
Minneapolis, MN 55402
Northeast Sheet Metal '
4347 Central Avenue N.E.
Minneapolis, MN 55421
Riccar Heating & Air Cond.
350 - 109th Avenue N.W. �
Coon Rapids, MN 55433 -
Royaltnn Heating & Cooling Co.
4120 85th�Avenue North
Brooklyn Park, riN 55443
St'. Marie Sheet Aletal Inc.
7940 Spr�ing Lake Road:
Minneapolis, MN 55432
By: Robert I,arson
By: Donald L. Brown
By: D. L. Anderson
By: Jeff Arent
By: William R. stewart
By: Ilouis St. riarie
Geo. Sedgwick Heating & Azr_ Cond. Co.
1001 Xenia Avenue South �
Minneapolis, MN 55416 By: 5tanley Snyder
Standard Heating & Air Cond. Co.
410 West Lake Street
Minneapolis, NR�t 55408 By: Tony Ferrara
Suburban Air Cond. Co.
8419 Center Drive �
Minneapolis, MN 55432 By: K. W. Chinander
Suburban Heating & Air Conditioning
2050 White Bear Avenue Ernest A. Schnson/
5t. Paul, MN 55109 By: David R. Schmidt
. Superior Contractors Inc.
6121 - 42nd Avenue North �
Minneapolis, MN 55422 " By: Donald Hoglund
Texgas Corporation, Midwest Region .
1430 Old Highway #8
New Brighton, MN 55112 By: Chuck Miller
Trane Home Comfort Center � .
880 Colorado Averiue South
Golden Valley, MN 55416 By: Gordon :�ickelbery
�
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WII,LIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
y�1ILLIAM SAi1DIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM 'SANDIN
PLBG. HT�. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLt3G. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PL$G. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDPN
PI,BG. HTG. INSP.
WI�IAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANUIN-
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLEG. HTG. INSP.
,WILLIAPI SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANUIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
W�LLIAN4 SANDIN
PLBG . H`i'G . INSP .
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I�RIL 17. 1978 -
(Gas Services Cont.) �
�ain City Gas Heat
5108 - 197th Avenue N.E. �� WTLLIAM SAI3DIN
Wyoming, MN 55092 By: Tony :tohr.son PLBG. HTG. INSP,
�'red Vogt & Company
3260 Gorham Avenue South
St. Louis Park, MN 55426
GEIJERAL C�NTRAC�R
Antler Construction Gompany
2954 Rice Street
St. Paul, MN 55113
M. J. Arndt Construction Co. .
2808 Sherwood Road
Minneapolis, MN 55432
B-E Enterprises, Inc.
85 Third Avenue S.E.
New Bright�cn, MN 55112
Berggren Construction
8 Crocus Lane
St. Paul, MN 55110
Rfldney Billman, Inc.
151 Silver Lake Road
New Brighton, MN 55112
Bor-Son Building Corp.
1550 East 78th Street
Richfield, MN 55423
By: Alan E. Malley
By: A. L. Schriber
By: Marlan J. Arndt
By: L. Robert Erickson
By: Cliff Berggren
By: Rodney Billmari
By: James C. Mortenson
Capp Homes, Div. of �vans Products
3355 Hiawatha Avenue
Piinneapc�lis, MN 55406 By: Jay Befort
Cedo Builders Inc.
14750 South Ra�ert Trail '
itpsemc�unt, MN 55U68 By: Charles Eland
Coachman Real Estate Investr.lent Corp.
4901 "F" Street
Omaha, Nebraska 68117 By: WiZZiam F. Wie.man
Co�nmercial Erectors Inc.
5298 Fillmore Street N. E.
Fridley, MN 55421 . By: Mike E. O'Bannon
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
DARREL CLARK
COM . DEV . ALY�I .
DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
. DARREL Cr,ARK
. COM. DEV. �,DM.
D[�,RREL CLARK
CC?M . D�,'V . ADM .
DARREL CLARK
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DARRE L CLAiZK
CQP4 . aEV . ADM .
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DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL CLARK
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F.OR CONCURRENCE E3Y THE CITY COUNCIL- LIC�NSES •• �
APRIL 17, 1978 '
(Gen. Contr.Cont.) �
Daco Conti:aators •
8701 Jefferson Street N.E. DARREL CLARK
Minneapolis, MN 55434 By: Frank D'Aigle CUM. DEV. ADM.
DaUerne Corporation
2200 Silver Lake Road
New Brighton, MN 55112
Economy Builders, Inc.
6725 - 14th Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55423
Erickson Brothers
4567 West 80th Street
Minneapolis, MN 55437
Darrel A. Farr Development
7286 - 72nd Lane North
Minneapolis, MN 55428
Fxanzen Construction Co.
4250 - 5th Street N..E.
Columbia iieights, Mt�* 55421
Garjac Construction Co.
625 Highway #10
Blaine, MN 55434
Gorco Construction Co.
33 84 Brownlow 1� enue
St. Louis Park, MN 55426
Gorham Builders Inc.
9050 Collins Drive
Anoka , NII�I 5 53 03
C. F. Haglin & 5ons Co.
4005 We'st 65th Street
Edina, Mid 55435
Harris Construction Co.
2824 Aldrich Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55408
D. W. Harstad Co., Inc.
7101 Highway #65 N.E.
Fridley, MN 55432
,
By: Dayid E. Ficek
BY=
By: Robert J. Pemberton
By: Tom Johnson
�
By: Ro}�ert. B. Franzen
By:.Gary D'Aigle
By: Sheldon Coplin
By: Gary M. Gorham
By: R. A. 2�berts
By: Clarence G Harris
By: Alton(Dick) Johnson
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DF�RREL CLARK
COM. DEV. AbM.
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COM. DEV. ADM.
DP,RREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL CLARK
OOM. DEV. ADM.•
DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL CLARK
CODi . DEV . AUM .
DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL CLARK
'°COM. DEV. ADM.
BARRE L CLARK
COM. DEV . ADM .
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� 11 E
F�PRIL 17, 1978
(Gen. Contr. Cont. ) • •
Harstad-Todd Construction
2200 5ilver Lake Road
New Bxighton, MN 55112
Hearthwood Homes, Inc.
5203 Central Avenue N.E.
Fridley, MN 55421
Leif Henriksen
6434 Riverview Terrace N. E.
Fridley, MN 55432
Holmberg Industries, Inc.
7525 Tempo Terrace N.E. '
Fridley, MN 55432
Homeowners Services Company
5942 Kentucky Avenue North
Crystal, MN 55428
Korman's Construction
707 Columbia Boulevard
Minneapolis, tdN 55418
LP Gas Equipment, Inc.
529 North Cleveland Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55114
Landgraff Co�stntction
52I-53rd Avenue N.E..
Fridley, riiN 55421 -
Laugen Construction Inc.
12080 Meadowland Circle
Maple Grove, MN 55369 �
By: Robert S. Todd
By: Dennis Barker
By: Leif Henriksen
By: H. W. Holmberg
By: W. William Sunderlin
By : Henry Korman
By: William D. Huestis
By: Virgil Landgraff
By: Bob Laugen
Lloyd's Home Improvements, Inc:
491I - 4th Street N.E.
Columbia Heights, MN 55421 By: Lloyd Graczyk
Lund Martin Company
3023 RandoZph Street N.E.
Minneapolis, MN 55418
Magney Qonstruc tion Co.
2724 Fernbrook Lane
Minneapolis, MN 55441
Martinson Builders
8131 - 6th Street N.E. �
Minneapolis, MN 55432
By: Ronald L. Hinn
By: Rik Peirce
By: Luther Martinson
DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
UARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL CLARK
COM . DEV . ADbS .
DARREL CLARK
f�OM. DEV. ADM.
� DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL CLARK,
COM . DEV . .ADM .
DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL (�,ARK
COM. DEV. ADM.�
DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL CLARK
CCX"I . DEV . AD.1.
DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL CLARK
CCki . DEV . ' ADM . •
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0 �.OR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL.- •� � ° 11 F
AFRIL 17; 1978
(Gen. Contr. Cont. ) � •
Mikkelson Remod. & Const., Inc. �
6422 West Lake Street • DARREL CLARK
St. Louis Park, MN 55426 By: Cathy Radermacher COM. DEV. ADM. �
Miles Garages, A Div. of Insilco .
4500 Lyndale Avenue North
Minneapolis, MN 55412 By: John Pope
Sonny Miller Construction Co.
2817 Emerson Avenue South
Minneapolis, riN 55408
Minnesota Exteriors Inc.
295 Highway #55
Hamel, MN 55340
Paco Incorporated
5920 Kirkwood Lane
Minneapoiis, MN 55442
Richard A. Pa]mer �
1329 Gardena Avenue,N.E.
Fridley,.MN 55432 ��
Pine Tree Builders
2101-1O5th Avenue North.
B2aine, MN 55434
Plywood Minnesota
5401 East River Road N.E.
Fridl.ey, MN 55421
R. H. Romens Construction
1605 Excelsior Avenue West
Hopkins, MN 55343
S. J. Construction, Inc.
6305 East River Road N.E.
Fridley, Nt�i 55432
Sawhorse Construction
2001 Laramie Trail
Brooklyn Park, MN 55444
Sunrise Construction Corp.
3106 - 61st Avenue North
Minneapolis, MN 55429
By: Gerald L. Miller
By: Larry Braun
By: Gerald Paschke
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By: Richard A. Palm er
By: Edwin A. Bropps
By: Ken Meyer
By: C. J. Vossen
By: John R. Doyle
By: Dave Dahl
By: Art Fretag
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DARREL CI;ARK
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APRIL 17, 1978 �
(Gen. Contr. Cont.) • '
. ,
Sussel Company, Inc. •
1850 Como Avenue DARREL CZARK
St. Paul, MN 55108 By: David Nagorski. COM. DEV. ADN1. •
Timco Construction �
9421 West River Road
Minneapolis, MN 55444
Tri-Co Builders Inc. ,
2261 Fairoak Avenue
Anoka, MN 55303
Velner Construction
4633 Ma�zyland Avenue North
Minneapolis, MN 55428
Western Construction Co.
6950 Wayzata Boulevard
Mi.nneapolis, MN 55426
Bya Thomas E. McKee
By: Ji.m George
By: George J. Velner
By: Milton Chazin
Western Remodelers " '
2529 Nicollet .
Minneapol�s, MN 554Q4 By: Joseph Goldwin
A1 Williams Construction Inc.
947 - 86th Avenue N.W. .
Coon Rapids, MN 55433 . By::A1 Williams
Witcher Construction Company
400 Second Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55401 By: J. W. Adar.lson
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Advanced Heating & Air Cond.�Inc.
7805 Beech Street N.E. �
Fridley, MN 55432 By: Maynard Edson
Air Comfort Inc.
3944 Louisiana Circle
Minneapolis, MN 55426
Air Conditioning Assoc. Inc.
689 Pierce Butler Route
St. Paul, MN�55104
Bys Donal Ruden
By: John B. Matthews
Airco Heating & Air Conditioning Co.
6350 Central Avenue N.E.
Fridley, MN 55432 By: Mi.les Walthow
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DARREL Q,ARIC
COM . DEV . ADM .
DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL CLAitK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL CLARK
CQM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL CLARIC
COM . DEi1. A,DM . .
DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PL$G. HTG. INSP.
{dILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
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APRIL 17, 197�3 °
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(Heating Cont.) .
Alaskan Rir Conditioning, Inc. �
1200 Chestnut Avenue North WTLLIAM SANDIN
Minneapolis, MN 55403 By: R. D. Stevens PLBG. HTG. INSP. •
Berghorst Plumbing & Heating '
10732 Hanson Boulevard
Coon Rapids, MN 55433 By: Ken.neth Berghorst
Blaine Heating, Air Conditioning & Electric, Inc.
13562 Central Avenue N.E.. •
Anoka, MN 55303 By: Ken Chouinard
C. O. Carlson Air Conditioning Go.
7Q9 Bradford Avenue North
Minneapolis, MN 55411 By: John C. Jenki.ns
Cronstrom's Heating & Air C�ond. Inc. '
. 4410 Excelsior Boulevard
Minneapolis, MN 55416 By: L. C. Anderson
Don's Air Conditioning, Htg., & Refrigeration, Inc;
3903 Foss Road N.E..
Minneapolis, MN 55421 By: Donald L. Dickison
Egan & Sons Company
?100 Medicine Lake l�ad
Minneapolis, MN 55427
Englund Heating Inc.
Rpute #3
•Isanti, MN 55040
Enviro Services Inc.
5115 Hanson Court
Minneapolis, MN 55429
By: W. J. Egan
By: Richard Englund
By: Floyd Thompson
Frank's Heating & Air Cond. Inc.
3107 California Street N.E. Jerome Fehringer
Minneapolis, MN 55418 By: David Vogt
Hane Heating & Air Conditioning Inc.
P.O. Box 461, 5211 Eden Road .
Mound, MN 55364 By: Thomas G. Shandley
Hutton & Rowe Inc.
217 Van Bureri Street
Anoka, MN 55308
Larson-Mac Company Inc. ,
1509 Coon Rapids Boulevard
Coon Rapids, MN 55433
By: Leslie J. Rpwe
By: Robert Larson
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WILLIAA'i SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDZN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAP4 SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG.INSP..
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. I1VSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SA.'�TDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLI2-1M SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLTAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG•. INSP.
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APRIL 1'i, 1978 " • .
(Heating Cont.) , .
Northeast Sheet Metal �
4347 Central Avenue N.E. WILLIAM SANDIN
Minneapolis, MN 55421 By: D. L. Anderson FLBG. HTG. INSP.
Northwestern Service, Inc.
2296 Territorial Road
St. PauZ, MN 55114
Refrigeration Systans Inc.
5I9 North Cleveland Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55114
Riccar Heating & Air Cond.
350 - 109th Avenue t1.W. .
Coon Rapids, MN 55433
Royalton Heating & Cooling Co.
4120 - 85th Avenue North
Brooklyn Park, MN 55443
By: Frank Oslund
By: Harold FascYiingbauer
By: Jeff Arent
By; William R. Stewart
St. Marie Sheet Metal •Inc. .
7940 Spring Lake Road �
Minneapolis, MN 55432�� By: Louis St. Marie
Geo. Sedgwick Heating & Air Cond. Co.
1001 Xenia Avenue South
MinneapoZis, NIDI 55416 � By: Stanley Snyder
The Snelling Company
1400 Concordia
St. Paul, MN 55104
By: Willard Krinkie
Standard Heating & Air Cond. Co.
410 West Lake Street
Minneapolis, NIl�T 55408 - By: Tony Ferrara
Suburban Air Cond. Co.
8419 Center Drive
Minneapolis, MN 55432
Suburban Heating & Air Cond.
2050 White Bear Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55109
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5uperior Con tractors, Inc.
6121 - 42nd Avenue North
Minneapolis, MN 55422
By : K. W . Chi.nander
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By: David R. Schmidt
By: Donald Hoglund
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WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HZG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAid SANDIN
PLBG. HT�. IIdSP.
WILLI�M SANDIIJ
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WIIS,IAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIl�I
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
i�LBG . HTG . I NSP .
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG . HTG . �IJSP .
Trane Hoar►e Comfort Center
880 Colorado Avenue South WILLIAM SANDIN
Golden Valley, i�I 55416 By: Gordon Mickelbery PLBG. HTG. INSP.
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11PRIL 17, 1978
(Heating Cont.) ' •
U'�ility Sales & Engineering Inc. •
525-6th Avenue N.W. �, WILLIAM SANDIN
Rochester, MN 55901 By: A. E. Hiley PLBG. HTG. INSP.
Fred Vogt & Company
3260 Gorham Avenue South
St. Louis Park, MN 55426 By: Alan Malley
Ray N. Welter Heating Company
4637 Chicago Avenue
Minneapolis, MN 55407 By: Ray N. Welter
Yale, Inc.
3012 Clinton Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55408
MASONRY
Concrete Concepts, Inc.
16214 Xenia Street N.W.
Anoka, NIN 55303 �
Cretewood Construction Inc.
1705 Radisson Road N.E.
Blaine, MN 55434
David E. Construction
2042-102nd Avenue N.W.
Coon Rapids, MN 55433
L. T. Ernst, Inc. '
1661-127th Avenue N.W.
P�noka, MN 5 53 03
Fireplace Construction Company
?311 W. Izaak Walton I�ad
Minneapolis, MN 55438
D. W. Harstad Co., Inc.
?101 Highway #65 N.E.
Fridley, MN 55432
Jesco Inc.
2718 Yosemite
Minneapolis, ,i�T 55420
Master Masonry, Inc.
14914-93rd Avenue North
Osseo, MN 55369
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By: John H. Deblon
By: Wayne Knudson.
By: Charles R. Nelson
By; David Olson
By: L].oyd T. Ernst
By: Sidney A. Mosnan
By: Alton (ISick) Johnson
By: Roy Falness
By: Richard Fischer
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. FiZG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. IP7SP.
WIZLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
DARREL CLARK
COP•i . DEV . ADM .
DARREL CLARK
UOM . DEV . ADM .
DARREL CLARK
COi�1. DEV . ADM.
DARREL Q,ARK
COP�i. DEV . ADM.
DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DA.�ZREL CLARK
COM. DEV. •ADM.
DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
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APRIL 17, 1978 '
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(Masonry Cont.) . . .
Mikedonald Cement Co. '
4830 - 7th Street N.E. L�ARREL CLARK
MinneapoZis, MN 55421 By: Donald Siegel COM. DEV. ADM.
Norsk Concrete Construction, Inc. •
7401 Central Avenue N.E.
Fridley, MN 55432 By: James Jackson
R. E. Ostrcan Inc.
b211 Comstock Lane North
Maple Grove, MN 55369
Stone Masonry Inc.
2101 - lOSth Avenue N.E.
Blaine,.MN 55434
OIL HEATING
Air Comfort Inc.
3944 Lauisiana Circle
Minneapolis, MN 55426
Berghorst_Plumbing & Heating
10732 Hanson Boulevard N.W.
Coon Rapids, MN 55433
By : Robe rt Os troan
By : Jerome S tone
By: Dona1 Ruden -
By: Kenneth Berghorst
Cronstrom's Heating & Air Cond. Inc.
4410 Excelsior Boulevard �
Minneapolis, MN 55416 ' By; L. C. Anderson
PLASTERING
Joe Nelson Stucco Co., Inc.
1150 -98th Lane N.W.
Cbon Rapids, MN 55433 . ' By: Marvin J. Nelsan
ROOFING
Ettel & Franz Company
842 Vandalia Street
St. Paul, MN 55114
Potvin Sales Company
7341 Commerce Lane N.E.
Fridley, D�T 55432
Professional Roofing Serv.
7257 Yucca Lane
M�p1e Grove, MN 55369
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By: Vernon Larson
By: Felix A. Potvin
, By: Michael P. Elias
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DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL Q,ARK
O�M . DEV . ADM.
DARREL CLARK
CQM. DEV. ADM.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. IIVSP.
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
DARREL CLARK
COM . DEV . ADM . •
DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. AIIM.
aDARREL CLARK
CO2�2. DEV . ADM.
DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. �DM.
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APRIL 17', 1978 �
(Ftoofing C�nt. ) '
Rainbow Roofing Co.
701 - 69th Avenue North • DARREL CZARK
Brooklyn Center, MN 55430 Byc Don Huntington COM. DEV. ADM.
Walker Roofing
2008 - 13th Avenue South
Minneapolis, NIDI. 55407
SIGN ERECTOR
Suburban Lighting Inc.
6077 Lake Elmo Avenue North
Stillwater, MN 55082
By: Mike Kohler
By : Ed Lar son
GENERAL CQNTRACTOR - .
Aquarius Swimming Pool Company, Inc.
16900 Cedar Avenue South
Riosemount, NIN 55068 By: Maynard Nickelson
Chas. E. Johanson, Inc.
424 Rice Creek Boulevard
' Fridley, NII� 55432
HEATING
Horwitz Mechanical,Inc.
1411-11th Avenue South
� Minneapolis,,MN 55404
MASONRY
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By: Chas. E. Johanson
By: MaXer Krupp
' Carroll Buzzell Brick & Cement Inc.
22055 Lake George Boulevard N.W.
Anoka, MN 55303 � By: Carroll Buzzell
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PLASTERING
Peterson and Hede Company
314 - 17th Avenue North
Hopkins, MN 55343
GENERAL CONTRACTOR .
L. S. Black Constructors, Inc.
P.O. Box 12827
New Brighton, MN 55112
Renewal Service, Inc.
Z90Q Hennepin, Suite "A" •
Minneapolis, MN 55403
By: Arnold M. Hede
By: Larry Black
By: 5teve Lasica
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DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL CLARK
CONI . DEV . ADM .
DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.•
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
.
DARREL CLARK
COPd . DEV . ADM :
DARREL CLAFZIC
COM. DEV. ADM.
DARREL CLARK
CQM. DEV. ADM.
LIARREL CLARK
COM . DEV . AL1N1.
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APRiL 17, 1978 �
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Yentsch & Chuba
18638 Uankton Street N.E.
Elk River, MN 55330
HEATING
Al1 Season Comfort, Inc.
1417 18th Street N.W.
New Brighton, MN 55112
By: Dennis Chuba
By: Richard Larson
MULTIPLE DWELLING LICENSES TO BE APPROVED:
DARREL CLARK
COM. DEV. ADM.
�' ll M
WILLIAM SANDIN
PLBG. HTG. INSP.
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PERIOD ENDING SEPTEMBER 1, 1978
�WNER ADDRESS UNITS FEE APPROVED BY: '
Dennis Kmit & Johanna Luciow
3158 Arthur St. NE
Mpls, MN 55418
5460 — 7th St. NE
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Fire Prev.
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April 17, 1978 _
Type of License: B�!: . Approved By:
Beer Off Sale
Champlin Service Station
7298 Highway #65 N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Fridley Food Market
8154 E. River Road
Fridley, Mn. 55432
PDQ Food Store
620 Osborne Road ��.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Penny's Super Market
6540.University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Snyders Drug Store
b582 Universi�y Ave. N.E.
Fridley, P1n. 55432
W.D. Bowles
Pep Oil Inc.
Paul Beecroft
James D. Shelton
h1arion Levine
James P. Hill
Public Safety Directo.r
James P. Fli 1 ]
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
Richard D. Uphoff James P. Hill
Snyder's Drug Stores Inc. Public Safety Director
Beer On Sale (Includes Off Sale)
Big B's Pizza
321 Osborne Road Pd.E.
Fridley, h1n. 55432
Bobby G's Inc.
240 Mississippi St. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Robert L. Johnson
Robert M. Gorrell
Canterbury Pub John T. Lenhart
6479-81 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Knights of Columbus
6831 Highway #65 N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Pollies Place
6225 Highway #,65 N.E.
Fridley, P1n. 55432
8illiards
American Legion Post 303
7365 Central Ave. N.E.
Fridley, .P1n. 55432
V.�.W. Post 363
104Q Osborne Rd. N.E.
Fridley, P1n. 55432
Kendall Vassar
Northaire Home Assoc.
Francis L. Mager
H.R. Hansen
A-Bear Vending Co.
Lester G. Orton
�James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Publ ic Sa�fety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Pubiic Safety Director
James P. Hili
Ptablic Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hfll
Public Safety Director
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Fee:
35.00
35. 00
35.00
35.00
35.00
200.00
200.00
200 . �00
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50.00
40.00
Type of License:
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Ci�arette
American Legion Post 303 H.R. Hansen
7365 Central Ave. N.E. A-Bear Vending
Fridley, Mn. 55432
i Bobby G's
240 Mississippi St. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Caballero Sandwich Saloon
7610 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, P�n. 55432
Canterbury Pub
6479 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Carter Day
500 73rd Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
City of Fridley .
b431 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Form Products Co.
7521 Commerce Lane Iv.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Fridley Food
8154 E. River Road
Fridley, Mn. 55432
GTE Sylvania lnc.
5330 Industrial Blvd.
Fridlejr, P•1n. 55421
Holly Center Standard
6490 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Ho71y 66 Service Station
6500 University Ave. N.E.
Frid7ey, Mn. 55432
Honeymead Products
24 44th Ave. PJ.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55421
Knights of Columbus
6831 Highway #65 N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Robert M. Gorrell
John 0. Eikeland
John T. Lenhart
Channing Jones
ARA Food Services Div.
John Niierni k
Miernik Vending Co.
Robert T. Steiner
Griswold Coffee Co.
P. Beecroft
C.H.G. Inc.
John Miernik
Miernik Vending Co.
D. H. Buckman
Viking Pioneer
D.H. Buckman
Viking Pioneer Inc.
Donald Wilson
N.E. Vending
Kendall Uassar
Northaire Home Assoc.
Approved Qy:
' ,. . , ,
James P. HiTI '
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P, Hill
Public Safety Direc�or
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P, Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Niil
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P, Hili
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Pubiic Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
LaMaur D.H. Buckman James P. Hill
5601 E. River Road Viking Pioneer Inc. Public Safety Director
Fridley, Mn. 55432
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12.00
12. 00
12.00
12.00
24.00
12.00 '
12.00
12.Q0
12.00
12.00
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12.00
12.00
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T�pe of License:
Ci arette
ynwoo anor Nursing flome
5700 E. River Road
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Machining Inc.
140 Liberty St. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
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John Miernik
Miernik Vending Co.
John Miernik
Miernik Vending Co.
Maple Lanes Bowling Center Michaei Boyie
6310 Highway #65 N.E. Automatic Sales
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Menard-Cashway Lumber
5351 Central Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55421
PDQ
620 Osborne Road N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Menard Inc.
John R. Menard Sr.
James D. Shelton
Approved B • .. - ,
James P. Hill �
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Publ ic 'Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
Penny's Super Market Marion Levine James P. Hill
6540 University Ave. N.E. Penny`s Super Market Inc. Public Safety Director
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Safeiran Systems Corporation D.H. Buckman James P. Hill
4650 Main St..N.E. Viking Pioneer Inc. Public Sa�ety Director
Fridley, Mn. 55421
Sam's Pro Service
7520 Central Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Snyders Drug Store
6582 University Ave. N.�.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Target Headquarters
1081 73rd Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Totino's Foods
7350 Commerce �ane N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
V,F.W. Post 363
1040 Osborne Rd. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Viking Chevrolet Inc.
7501 Highway #65 N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Wickes Furniture
5353 E. River Road
Fridley, Mn. 55421
K & K Vending
Lloyd Kilber
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
Richard D. Uphoff James P. Hill
Snyder's Drug Stores Inc. Public Safety Director
Robert Olson
Uendmark Inc.
Channing Jones
ARA Food Services Div.
Lester G. Orton
Mark J. Dooley
Victor Klein
Interstate United
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
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12.00
I2.00
24.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
24.00
12.00
24.00
12.00
12.00
Zantigo Randall K. Greene James P. Hill 12.00
5905 University Ave. N.E. KFC National Management Co. Public Safety Director
Fridley, Mn. 55432
�pe of License
Club On Sale .
A+�erican Legion Post 303
7365 Central Ave: N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
V.F.W. Post 363
1040 Osborne Road
Fridley, P�n. 55432
Entertainment
American Legion Post 303
7365 Central Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Caballero Sandwich Saloon
7610 University Ave. N.E.
� Fridley, Mn. 55432
Canterbury Pub
6479 University Ave. PJ.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Knights of Columbus
6831 Highway #65 N.E.
Fridley, f�1n. 55432
V.F.W. Post 363
1040 Osborne Road N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Food Establishment
American Legion Post 303
7365 Central Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Bobby G's
240 Mississippi St. N.E.
Fridiey, Mn. 55�32
Brothen Inc.
7501 Commerce Lane
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Burger King #231
6410 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Caballero Sandwich Saloon
7G10 University Ave. N.E.
Fridiey, Mn. 55432
Canterbury Pub
6479 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
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Williarn E. Kinkel
Lester G. Orton
William E. Kinkel
John 0. Eikeland
John T. l.enhart
Kendall Vassar
Northaire Home Assoc.
Lester G. Orton
William E. Kinkel
Robert M. Gorrell
Rolf Brothen
Donald M. Smith
John 0. Eikeland
John T. Lenhart
Approved By : . "'. ' lj, �
James P. Hill � 100.00
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Nill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Pubiic Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Nii1
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Qirector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
1Q0.00
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60.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
Type of License:
Food Establishment
Coiumbia lce Arena
7011 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, h1n. 55432
FMC Corporation
4800 Marshall St. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55421
Friclley Food
8154 E. River Road
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Knights of Columbus
6831 Highway #65 N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
PDQ
620 Osborne Road N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Penny's Super Market
6540 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Snyders Drug Store
6582 University Ave. N,E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
The Pop Shoppe
785 53rd Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55421
V.F.W. Post 363
1040 Osborne Rd.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Livestock
Audrey Theilmann
1540 Rice Greek Road
Fridley, Mn. 55432
17 Goats & 12 Chickens
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Mr. George Leverentz
Howard Miller
Canteen Corporation
Paul Beecroft
Kendall Vassar
Northaire Home Assoc.
James D. Shelton
Marion Levine
Approved By:
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Richard D. U�hoff Steve Olson
Snyder's Drug Stores, Inc. Health Inspector
E. John Zavitz
Mel Rogne
Sauna
Body Shoppe Stephen Upham
6379 University Ave. N.E.
Fridiey, Mn. 55432 �
Vending Machine
Assurance Manufacturing Co. G. Hetland
7753 6eech St.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Steve Olson
Hea�ih Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
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James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
31.00
2.00. 00
15.00
Type of License:
Vending Machine
Baker Rhodes Warehouse
6235 Highway #65.N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Bob's Produce
7620 University Ave. N.E.
Fridiey, Mn. 55432
Body Shoppe
6379 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Caballero Sandwich Saloon
7610 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Cantabury Pub�
6479 University Ave. N.E.
FridTey, Mn. 55432
Carter Day
500 73rd Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
City of Fridley
6431 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Columbia lce Arena
7011 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Country Kitchen
280 57th Place N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Rr. Mudspringer
6227 Highway #65 N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Form Products Co.
7521 Commerce Lane N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Frank's Nursery Sales
7620 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Fridley Maytag Launderette
8150 E. River Road
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Fridley State Bank
6315 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
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Judith A. Karnowski
James Wegley
Jirrmy Jingle Inc.
Stephen Upham
Michael K. Jackson
M.J. Vending
Michael Jackson
M.J. Vending
Channing Jones
ARA Food Services
John Miernik
Miernik Vending Co.
Q.H. Buckman
Viking Pioneer Inc.
Don C. Smith
Jude Candy
Sharon Brown
Robert T. Steiner
Griswold Coffee Co.
Peps� Cola
Dale E. Pearson
M. Etlicher
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Approved By:
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Nealth Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Nealth Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Stevp Olson
Heatth Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Nealth Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
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15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
225.QQ
45.00
105.00
15.OQ
15.00
15.00
15.00
15:00
30.00
�pe of License:
Vending Machine .
Fullerton Metals Co.
5170 Main St. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
GTE Sylvania lnc.
5330 industrial Blvd.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Holly 66 Service Station
6500 University Ave. N.E.
Fridl�y, Mn. 55432
Honeymead Products Co.
24 44th Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55421
Industrial Spray Painting
200 Ironton St. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
LaMaur
5601 E. River Road
Fridley, Mn. 55432
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Frank Gill
htagic Maid Vending
John Miernik
Miernik Vending Co.
D.H. Suckman
Viking Pioneer Inc.
Donald Wilson
N.E. Vending
A. Toevrs
D.H. Buckman
Viking Pioneer Inc.
Lynwood Manor Nursing Nome John Miernik
5700 E. River Road Miernik Vending Co.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Lorilynn Images
bS9� Channel Rd. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Maaco Auto Painting
148 Os6orne Rd. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Machining Inc.
140 Liberty St. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Maple Lanes Bowling Ctr.
6314 Highway #65 N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Medtronic
6970 Central Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Riverroad East Apartment
6550 E.� River Road
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Lori Stewart
Russell L�J. H[olf
John Miernik
Miernik Vending Co.
Michael Boy1e
Automatic Sales
Victo`r Klein
Interstate United Corp.
Coca Cola Bottling
Sue Miklya
Approved By:
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve 01 son
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Nealth Inspector
Steve Oison
Health Inspector
Steve Olsan
Hea]th Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Safetran Systems Corp. D.H. Buckman Steve Oison
4650 Main St. N.E. Viking Pioneer Inc. Nealth Inspector
Fridley, Mn. 55421
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45.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
150.00
15.00
15.00
30.Q0 '
60.00
I05.00
345.00
15.00
75.00
Type of License �:
Vending Machine
Sears Roebuck & Co. D.N. Buckman
6199 Highway #65 Pd.E. Viking Pioneer Inc.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Skywood Cleaners Frank Gii1
5251 Central Ave. N.E. Magic Maid Vending
Fridley, Mn. 55421
Target Headquarters Robert Olson
1081 73rd Ave. N.E. Vendmark Inc.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
10,000 Auto Parts Dave Kirkham
6525 University Ave.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Totino's Foods Chann9ng Jones
7350 Commerce Ln. N.E. ARA Food Services
Fridley, Mn. 55432
V.F.W. Post 363 Lester G. Orton
1040'Osborne Rd. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Viking Chevrolet Inc. Mark J. Dooley
7501 Highway #65 N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Wickes Furniture . Interstate United
5353 E. River Road Victor G. Kiein
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Food Establishment (EXEMPT FROM FEE)
Fridley Bottle Shop Robert McGuire
6289 Highway #65 iV.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Fridley United Methodist Church
666 Mississippi St. N.E. James Baas
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Holly Center Liguor Robert McGuire
6586 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Va11ey View Christian Church Richard P. Walters
1280 Regis Lane N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
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Approved By:
Sieve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Nealth Inspector
Steve Olson
Nealth Inspector
Steve Olson
Nealth Inspector
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15.00
225.00
15.00
180.00
45.00
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Vending P�achine (EXEMPT FROM FEE)
Fridley United Methodist Church
666 Mississippi St. Td.E. James 8aas
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Sunshine Club
6431 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Private Gas Pump
City of Fridley - Garage
400 72nd Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Food Establishment
JoAnn 0. Wright
Ra�ph Volkman
Lindquist Cake Decorating & Supplies
5247 Central Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55421 James A. Lindquist
Food Vehicle
Bonine Vending Wes Bonine
125 Riversedge N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Ron's Ice R.L. Holum
7406 Central Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Refuse Hauier
Environmental Community Services
2810 47th Ave. No. Jack Lindskog
Brooklyn Center, Mn.
Yending Machine
Buzz's Barber Shop E.W. "Buzz" Arndt
6247 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Dealer Manufacturing Co.
5130 Main St. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55421
M & I Auto
6005 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Thomas E. Thompsan
Sir Vend Inc.
Clarence Rudquist
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Approved By:
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Robert D. Aldrich
Fire I�spector
Darrel Ciark
Building Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
Steve Olson
N�alth Inspector
Steve Olson
Nealth Inspector
Steve Qlson
Heaith Inspector
Steve Qison
F�ealth Inspector
Steve Olson
Health Inspector
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exempt
25.00
50.00
65. 00
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15.00
15.00
15.00
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Type of License•
Tree Removal
Allstate Tree Service
7510 Jackson St. N.E.
Fridley, f�1n. 55432
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�rancis A. Osborne
Donald R. Ley
Northern States Tree Serv. C7�r,ton P. Ness
7460 Oxford Street
St. Louis Park, Mn. 55426
Tree Removal & Treatment
Arbor Tree Service
4550 No. Humboldt
Mp1s., Mn. 55412
Tree Removal Service
1299 West Skillman
St. Paul, Mn. 55113
On Sale Liquor
Fireside Rice Bowl
1160 Fireside Dr. N.E.
Fridiey, Mn. 55432
George Is In Fridley
3720 E. River Road
Fridley, Mn. 55421.
Ground Round
5277�Central Ave. N.E.
Fridley, h1n. 55421
Nouse �of Lords
8298 Universi�y Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Maple Lanes
6310 Highway #65 N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Sandee's
6490 Central Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Shorewood Inn Inc:
6161 Highway #65 N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Sunday On Sale Liquor
American Legion Post 303
7365 Central Rve. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Man�el H. Halverson
�US�P�IA. McDowell
�harles N. Connell
�ridley Rice Bowl Inc.
Dl i ver Tam
L�or�e D. PJicklow
filr�ward Johnspn Co.
�J�1#,�r Curcio
�a�hn �_urmort
��rizll:ey Recreati on &
�rvice Co.
1�Filliam H. Gottwaldt
William F. Weiss
W�illiam A. Nicklow
.Will-:i:am E . Y.i n kel
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Charles��A. Boudreau 25.00
Park & Recreation Director
Charles A. Boudreau
Park & Recreation.Director
Charles A. Boudreau
Park & Recreation Director
Charles A. Boudreau
Park & Recreation Director
James P. Hill
PUblic Safety Director
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James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hi11
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
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25.00
25.00
25.00
4,750.00
5,750.00
5,500.00
5,750.00
4,500.00
4,500.00
5,750.00
200.00
Type of License
Sunday On Sale Liquor
Fireside Rice Bowl
1160 Fireside Dr. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
George Is In Fridley
3720 E. River Road
Fridley, Mn. 55421
Ground Round
5277 Central Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn, 55421
House of Lords
8298 University Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Maple Lanes
6310 Highway #65 N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Sandee's
6490 Central Ave. N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
Shorewood Inn Inc.
6161 Highway #65 N.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
V.F.W. Post 363
1040 Osborne Rd. C�.E.
Fridley, Mn. 55432
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Fridley Rice Bowl Inc.
Oliver Tam
George D. Nicklow
Howard Johnson Co.
Walter Curcio
John Purmort
Fridley Recreation &
Service Co.
William H. Gottwaldt
Wil]iam F. Weiss
William A. Nicklow
Mel Rogne
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James P. Hill .
Public Safety Director
James P. Nill
Publ�ic Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
James P. Hill
Public Safety Director
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200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
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FROM:
SUBJECT:
DATE:
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
MEMORANDUM
NASIM M. QURESHI, CITY MANAGER, �1ND CITY COUNCIL
MARVIN C. BRUNSELL, ASST. CITY MGR./FIN. DIR.
FOOD LICENSE FOR LINDQUIST CAKE DECORATING & SUPPLIES
APRIL 13, 1978
Please see the attached letter from Steve Olson dated March 30, 1977.
Steve has again made no recommendation regarding approval of this
license. Apparently there is a conflict between the Department
of Agriculi;ure requirements and what the City requires for this type
of establishment. The Department of Agriculture has licensed the
bakery, and the City apparently cannot enforce more stringent
regulations.
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MLMO TO: Marvin Brunsell
MEMO I'ROM: Steven J. Olson, Envirorunental Officer
MEMO DATE: March 30, 1977 � '
R�GI�RDTNG: License 11pp1ication for Lindquist Cake Decorating & Supply
5247 Centrul Avenue N.E.
In the City's letter to Mr. James Lindquist and d�ted r4ay 14, 1975,
the require�nent, for opeiiing and op�rating a food establishment in the
City of Fridley were listed. An inspection on July 8, 1975 determined
that item ;5 (Adequate means for cleaning and sanitizin� utensils must
be provided, e.g. approved dishwasher or an approved three compartment
sink with integral drainl�oards. When a sink is provided and it is in
use, a minimum of 170°F. water must be maintained in the sanitizing
compartment, and a thermometer provided to periodically measure this
temperature.) of said letter had not been complied with. Subsequent
conversations between the Minnesota Departrnent of Agriculture and the
City si:aff seemed to conclude that Fridley cannot require anything
more or less stringent than the State's standards. Therefore, since
the Department of Agriculture had already licensed Mr. Lindquist's
establishment without requiring a three compartment sink ar the
equivalent means to sanitize utensils, the City could not enforce this
requirement.
Conf��nted with this, I decided to send the origi.nal application to the
City Council without my signature. I based my decision on the premise
that failure to provide adequate means to sanitize tood utensils
. violated the City Ordinance and accepted sanitary practices. The City
Council in 1975 and 1976 granted P•Zr. Lindquist a license to operate
without my signature to approve, and if they wish to grant a license
' in 1977 it will ar�ain be without my signature.
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ST�V�N J. OLSON '
Enviroi�an�a"� Officer •
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_ APftIL 17, 197� � 13
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Smith, Juster, Feikema, Chartered
1250 Builders Exchange 6uilding
Minneapolis, MN 55402
For legal services rendered as Prosecutor during $ �,gg0.00
March, 1978 �
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Logan & Styrbicki, Court Reporters
W-856 First National Bank
St. Paul, MN 55101
For Depositions re: A.J. Chromy Construction Co. � 232.30
vs. City of Fridley, et al . ,
Weaver, Talle & Herrick
6279 University Avenue N.E.
Fridley, MN. 55432
For legal services rendered as City Attorney during
March, 1978 $ 1,747.55
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TIME RECORD FOR MARCH, 1978 PROSECUTION 4JORK
1. Preparation, Travel and Time in Co�irt for
43 Pre-Jury Trial Conferences, 14 Court
Trials, 1 Motion and Rasmussen Hearing
and 223 Arraignments.
2. Investigation and Process of Complaints
including office conferenccs, phone con-
pherertces, correspondence and preparation of
28 Formal Complaints.
3. Court and Police Administration.
TOTAL
33 haurs
10 hours
-- hours
44 hours
DATE � � �
FORWARDED FROM LAST STATEMENT
` 4-04-78 For legal services rendered as Prosecutor
for the City of Fridley during March, 1978.
March, 1978 Retainer. $130Q.00
� Time in excess of 30 hours
14 hours 25 minutes) 580.00
1 dec�are unu�r per,�,t:es ,,f jat;� ��;a± t�is
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SMITH. JUSTER, FEIKEMA, CHARTERED
ATTORNEVS AT LAW
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10 minutes
30 minutes
45 minutes
25 minutes
• BALANCE
$1300.00
$1880.00
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PARTNERS: LOGAN & STYRBICKI
VERN J, LOGAN Invoice No.
LEO J. STYR91CK1 COURT REPORTERS
JOHN E. STYR81CKt 19 $02
BERNARD A, LILJA 29�•�O9S f
ADR�AN J. LAVA�LE
GERAID D. SCHISSLEN
GLENN J. MARES
ROBER7 W. WALSH Employees
PATRICIA K. CARL Identificotion
No. 41 6143508
SOLD T0: Virgil C. Hexrick, Esq.
6279 University Avenue N. E.
Fridley, Minnesota 55432 �
March 10, 1978
DATE
ITEM � AMOUNT
Re: A. J, Chromy Construction Co
vs. City of Fridley, et la ;
3-2-78 For one copy each of the depositi ns ,
3-3-78 of DAVID L. ALMGREN � WILLTAM C. `
HARVEY, take:� at Minneapolis, Mn.
The originals have been filed. �
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PLEASE REMIT TO LOGAN 8 STYRB/CKI : j
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W-856 FIRST NATIONAL BANK • SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 55101 (
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LAW OFFICES -
WEAVER. TALLE bc HERRICK
CHAqLE3 R. WEAVER
HCRMAN L.?AILE
VIROIL C. HERRICK
ROBERT MUNNS
WILl1AM K. GOOORIGM
DOUGl.AS E. KLINT
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City of Fridley
March Retainer
April 11, 1978
Council Meetings
Staff Meetings
Conferences with Staff
Citizens Inquiries
Memos & Legal Research
Ordinances, Contracts
7-� hours
2 12 hours
6 ho urs
2 hours
8 hours
31-3/4 hours
Hours in excess of 30 @$40.00
District Court:
Condemnation - Fridley vs. Marjon, et al
Preparation and attendance at hearing
before Court Commissioners (3-22-78)
Central Roofing vs. Fridley, et al
Appearance District Court (3-21-78)
EXPENSES ADVANCED:
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316 EA3T MAIN STREET
ANOKA, MINNESOI"A 55303
421-5413
6279 UNIVERSITY qVENUE N.E,
FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432
571-3850
INVOICE N0. 4214
$1,300.00
M'I4 � �
150.00
225.00
17 xerox copies @$.15 per copy: 2.55
TOTAL. . . . . . . . . . $1,747.55
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