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05/01/1978 - 5404PETER FLEMING ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT REGULAR COUNCIL h1EETING MAY 1, i978 � � � : THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING QF TNE FRIDLEY CITY C011NCIL OF MAY 1, 1978 The Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council was called to order by Mayor Nee at 7:42 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Nee led the Council and audience in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. ROLL CALL: MEMBERS PRESENT: Counci�man Fitzpatrick, Councilman Hamernik, Mayor Nee Councilman Schneider and Councilman Barnette MEMBERS ABSENT: None COMMENTS REGARDING MR. RAYMOND SHERIDAN: Mayor Nee stated he wished to make note in the minutes that Ray Sheridan> who was sucn an important figure in the development of Fridley, died suddenly this past Wednesday and was buried today at Fort Sneliing. Mayor Nee stated Mr. Sheridan was involved in the initial incorporation procedures and instrumental in getting the City Charter formed. Mayor Nee stated Ray had served as Chairman of the Charter Commission for a number of years and also served as a member of the City Council. In serving on the City Council with P,ay, flayor fdee stated, on occasion, they nad differences of opinion, but Ray was one of the people he admired r.ost. Because of his contributions, many things occurred in the C�ty which ti�;ouldn't have been quite the same v�ere it not for his gentle hand. Mayor Nee felt the comnunity would greatly miss him and that the Council was saddened by his death. APPROVAL OF ��fI�iUTES: PUBLIC HEARING MEETING, APRIL 10, 1978: MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to approve the minutes of April 10, 1978, as presented, Seconded by C,ounciiman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, a1T voting aye, t�ayor ��ee deciared the motion carried unanimously. REGULAR MEETING, APRIL 17. 1978: MOTION by Councilman Schneider to approve the minutes of Aprii 17, 1978, as preserted. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, t�tayor �iee declared the motion carried unanimous]y. ADOPTION Of AGE'�DA: Mayor Nee requested an item be added: "Consideration of a Resolution in Opposition to the Municipal Taxab7e Bond Issue." MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to adopt the agenda as amended. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. OPEN fORUM, VISITQRS: Mr. Otto Tauer, 5566 2nd Street, appeared before the Council to voice a complaint regarding the park which is adjacent to his property. Mr. Tauer stated he sees the park as being in his back yard and is constantly harrassed with balls hitting his property and kids throwing junk in his yard. Mr. Tauer felt a wrong had been committed by putting the park at this location. He stated the people who live near the park don't want it there and the park, as it is now, is a nuisance. � - --_ _----------- __.- --_ ___ _ __ _ __ __. ____ _.. _ _ . __,_ _ ___ _.__ ___. __�__- . -- -- - ___ _ _ . � r � REGULAR MEETING OF MAY 1, 1978 PAGE 2 Mr. Tauer felt he was being deprived of his rights as an American citizen and his domestic tranquility and wanted the City to tell him what they are going to do with the park. Mayor Nee stated, after Mr. Tauer had come to his house with the complaint, he went down to the park, but no one was there at the time. He stated, on subsequent visits, the same was true. He stated, therefore, he has no direct experience with the probiem Mr. Tauer is having. Mr. Tauer stated he called the Police Department this evening and they were there when a ball was thrown. He felt the Council was "passing the buck" by telling him to call the Police Department. Mr. Tauer stated he can't tell the.kids they can't play in the park and he has eggs, tomatoes, etc, thrown at his house and car. Mr. Tauer stated he was there before the park was put in and indicated he was going to check on the petition to put the park in at this location. Ne stated he was never asked to sign the petition and believed the park was put in under arbitrary law. Mr. Tauer stated he is starting to go to a doctor because this is affecting him physically. He felt he had good.grounds to take this to court. Mayor Nee stated that no member of the present Council was involved in the acquisiton or dedication of the park. Mr. Tauer stated it was put in through a petition and, apparently, the Council at that time approved it. Councilman Barnette stated he presumed that most of the children were little. Mr. Tauer stated from 25 years down to 5 years of age. Councilman Barnette asked if the balls are batted or thrown. Mr. Tauer stated both. Councilman Schneider stated one of the arcuments of the reside�ts in the area was that the park wasn't used. Mr. Tauer stated this isn't true and the park is used. Mr. Tauer stated, when the balls start hitting the house, it is unbearable. He stated, fortunately, he has a man who is deaf that lives in the other apartment and is wondering how he could rent the apartment, if this man should ever move. Mr. Tauer stated he had trouble ever since the park was put in and that he had to battle to get the fence up. Mayor Nee stated about 90� of the parks in the City are impacted in residential areas. Ne stated this isn't an unusual situation as other parks do adjoin residential properties. Mayor Nee felt this couldn't be resolved this evening and possibly it should be referred to the Park Board. Counciln�an Hamernik felt, if action was taken this evening, the Council wnuld be making an arbitrary decision. Mayor Nee pointed out the Council looks to the Park Board for an integrated plan for the park system and this park is part of that plan. Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, pointed out the Park Board's Comprehensive Plan will come before the Council in the next several weeks. He stated staff would notify Mr. Tauer when this item is before the Cauncil. Mr. Tauer stated he wanted to let the Council know this problem isn't going to go away and he has r�ights, too. He stated he would wait until the Park Plan is before the Countil. . � -, _ � � + 83 , � � i I _ �` I t34 I i ! _ REGULAR MEETING OF MAY T, 1978 OLD BUSINESS: PAC,E 3 CONSIDERATION 0� A RESOLUTIQN ORDERING IMPROVEP1ENT �iND FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ES7IMATES OF THE COSTS TFIEREOf: SANITARY SEWER AND t4r. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated this item was considered by Council on March 20, 1978, and staff was directed to re-analyze the improvement project in an attempt to reduce the construction cost and to check on the status of some land which the City owns in the area. Mr. Sobiech stated the City could live with a 2b foot wide street for �1eyers Avenue, since it would be used specifically by local traffic. He stated, if such a street were to be constructed, it would reduce the original cost of �24.74 a front foot to $21.25 a front foot. He stated, if a 26 foot wide street was constructed for Hillcrest, the cost would be reduced from $46.00 a front foot to $43.47 a front foot. He stated, in order to reduce the cost for ihe improvement, the street sections would have to be reduced. � Mr. Sobiech stated the City-owned property to the East of this improvement was originally acquired for drainage purposes only. If the Council wished to use the property for park purposes, it would necessitate a formal request through Anoka County. He stated, if the City wishes to dispose of the property, it would have to be put on the tax forfeit rolls for public auction. Mr. Sobiech stated, if the City did not want to use the property for park purposes, a number of alternatives for developmerit could be considered. Mr. Sobiech stated he would like an indication from Counci7 on whether they wished to proceed with the improvement of Meyers and Hillcrest in order that the developer might proceed tvith his plans. Councilman Barnette stated Mr. Berry was concerned about the street between his property and Mr. Nichoi's and asked if this has been deait with satisfactorily. Mr. Sobiech stated no contaci: was made regarding acquisition since Council did not direct staff to proceed. Mr. Sobiech stated, if the Council did not proceed with the improvement, he questioned if the Council could propose a development olan for the area that a developer wouid have to satisfy. He feit, if tf�e Meyers Avenue and Hilicrest Avenue improvements were to proceed, and to assure there isn't a haphazard development, possib]y a hold could be put on Lot 10 on the South sic'e of t4eyers with the idea the lot could be used for a future right-of-way for properties adjacent to Nillcrest Avenue. Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, felt the first question the Council should answer is whether or not tF��y wish to retain the property. If they do not, the alternative would be for the City to turn it back to the County to be disposed of as tax forfeit property. He stated another alternative would be to get a marketable title to the property and se]1 �t. Councilman Fitzpatrick questioned, if the property was originally acquired for drainage purposes, if the need is still there for it to be used for drainage. Mr. Sobiech feTt the drainage can be taken care of by proper grading and use of the ditch along the railroad tracks. ' Councilman Fitzpatrick stated he didn't know what the Comprehensive Park Plan proposed for this area, but felt the Council shouldn't make a quick decision that the property wouldn't be needed for park purposes until there is some alternate proposal. , �n ,;.w REGULAR MEETING OF MAY 1, 1978 PAGE 4 85 Mr. Herrick stated, if the City decided to use tl:e property for park purposes, it would be a matter of some administrative paperwork to get title from the County. Mayor Nee felt the only urgent need for Meyers Ayenue is to allow for the development of one lot. Mr. Sobiech stated Lots 17 and 18 on the Ivorth side of Meyers would be developed and Lot 10. Mr. Sobiech felt Lot 10 should be held in abeyance•until the development of the area to the South of Meyers is resolved. i { Mr. Nerrick stated he would imagine the City has the authority to delay the development for purposes of making a determination as to whether the City wants to acquire the property. He felt, however, in all fairness to the � developer, a decision should be made as quickly as possible. , � ; 1 , i � . �. Councilman Fitzpatrick agreed the decision should be made as quickly as possible and pointed out the Comprehensive Park Plan will be coming before the Council in a few weeks. Mr. Sobiech felt a conclusion should be made regarding the vacant property in order to tie it in with the improvement of Meyers and Hillcrest. Mayor Nee stated he couid not see 5urdening everyone with the Meyers Avenue improvement for three 50 foot lots. Mr. Nichols, 7091 Hickory Drive, stated there are several people in the area interested in getting a petition to do something with the vacant property and fielt a sensible petition could be presented within two weeks. Councilman Fitzpatrick felt the improvement of P1eyers Avenue would be too costly for the amount of benefit. Mr. Munn, the developer, pointed out he has four building sites, not two. He stated they were Lots 17 and 18 and tne back half of Lots 15 and 16 together with lot 10. Mayor Nee pointed out the lots would have to be split in order to make them separate buildings sites and stated it would take three votes of the Council for approval of the lot split. Mrs. Rosie Kehner, 7129 East River Road, stated th2 area is swampy and not the best place to build. She also felt the residents should have been notified sooner that this i1:em would be on the Council's agenda. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, statad at the time of the public hearing, a notice for this improvement was sent to all property owners. However, as a courtesy, these residents were again notified that the item was on the Council's agenda for this evening. He stated there is no further legal requirement to notify the property owners as this has already been fulfilled when the public hearing was held. 1�IOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to table this item for two weeks. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. Councilman Schneider felt perhaps the Cauncil could give an indication of their feelings regarding the question of the improvement of Nieyers Avenue. in polling the Council regarding their feelings in the improvement of Meyers Avenue, all members indicated they wou1d nAt act favorably on the Meyers Avenue Improvement. � �i s Y � i � i � ---. _ _..___ __.__.__ --_. II _.. _ ._ __ _ _ - - .._ . ,r_ .. ---, --._ _� .__ __. ____ . _ -__ _ - -- ----_._,.—__-_ __._ ___�T__.__^ ..�_._, - � r r------- _ I _, i �6 i ; I i -�6[aUL�R 'INEET:�NG a'F 'W1AV 't, 1�7B PA6E 5 tMr.. II'A�nn �hen �i-i�nred �hn�w ��o��l�l ��ve1Dp �his land. He stated people �y �hey �dan'� .want to build Dn �heir lots, fiowever, they may wish to do �}n� �im �}re'fi,u-tu�r�e.. +tP �ta�te� t�hay �.w�71 r�c�ive a building site for the ¢�� m� ��he ��rrrent arrd f�1L �t :ti�ra� ±a ��ryone's benefit. Q2�ut�ii'Ima�n ��a!bri�k �imt�il �crt �� fi�e �rersmrcs in the audience that this ��m �rrill ;txe :an �1� CTUr�►tal''s ��rrr.� an �I�y 7�, 1978. 't�i�i4! E�U�I'NESS:: U� �'N T}I�DI'NA'NCE 103 ENTITLED "FIREARMS" OF THE ?I�r'� �a�� t�h'i� ardi�n�n�� m�r�dmEnt ovDUlrl .allow the discharge of firearms �!n �t� �i�y, +wi��h �{�errtrit, ia �n �app�rDVed gun club, firearms range, gunsmith, �a�rans Dr�gan�z�t�inn zlri7l i�m ar �ih�r inrl�vizluals or organizations that �i�pl�y � !need �r �aizi �rrtrit. !Mr.. (�r��h�•, �i�y !�l�na�r, ��ii�xi �hi� amendment came about as a resul t of a tt�{u�st �re��i.v�z1 :by a�r��d�nt i•n fr�dl�ey wh� .wished to discharge firearms rim ��men� afi �h-i3 :finme an �art,j.�mrt�an with gunsmith activities. tM01'IDN �y �ur�'il:r��n F��iz��iri��k �o �aiv2 th� reading and approve the ordinance :up�Cm �a�r�t �r�zl�irr�. ��ranxl�zi by `Caunci7man +l�rrrerni k. !Mr.. H3�i��harzl tEarr��, �haPi:man a� �he �lanning Carr�nission, felt some consideration ��xaul�l �l�o :he �i�n to an Drd�in$n�e Dr an amendment to permit the shooting �' ��nks.. �'i�n�l�r.�� th� �r�bl�m Df skuntcs along the river is getting �wn�rs� �nrl �t�E �mimals �r� �r�i�a:tily the most likeiy carrier of rabies. !Ma:;y�rr 1V� ��1� �h� b�� Dlut�an ��n thi� ca�� would be to call the Police �:air�rr�nt �o �ttarrLl7� the situ�'ii�n.. !Ntr.. !FYPw�r��k., �`ity :A�to•rnty, ��lt 'i�fi t�h� C�ty had such an ordinance where �xer�:n� ,werQ :p�rmit�ed #,� �li��harge -firearms fDr this purpose, and someone �v� $�Fnmi, �hz�re iu�:ul�l bP t�rDUb7� �nzl liabili�y for the City. 'Mr.. ifik��nr7s �'li �Erh�p3 �fi tr��ping .werQ allawed., this may take care of some � tt�h� ��rrifi,l�ms.. N� th�ughi �t ura� �amethin� to think about. 1f1�)N ��1 'rlDl� `VDTf 7AK£N �'N THE 'MDTID'N, all aro�bed aye, and Ptayor Nee declared � �i�nn �rr��1 u:n�nimou�7y. ��tS�DEft�1l'��1N ��N 'DRDI'NANC� ANEEf�illI'NG C�IAPTER SD2 OF THE CITY CODE OF THE �ITY T)F FRIDLEY ENTITLED "SEER LI�ENSIN6": 'iKDTT�'N f�y �vun��il,rr�n Fi�aira�k �o .waive the reading and approve the ordinance :up¢xn �hE -fir�� r��ling. ��,nd�rl :by �ouncilTnan Schneider. Upon a voice vote, �'ll �r��i�im� �;yE, !�kayo�r 'N� ��e�1��rEr1 �� tia� :�a�rried ananimously. � �(C�Td/I'N£ "iHE 'F13'�Ul� DF T+I� �'LAt!1N7'NF �DATMISSION MEETING OF APRIL 19, 1978: l_ �NM� RDZMAN., �P �7$-D5; 8D31 $EECH STREET: 'Mr.. ��h., Pu:bli� .Wark� D�r2�tDr, 3tated the petitioner, Mr. Rozman, has >r�u�t�d �hi.s i �m �P �abl �d fD r � ��w weeks . 'MOTI'DN :by Cx�.uncalman �i�zpatr-i;�k �to table this �;tem to May 15, 1978,"and s��lul� � publi� �hearing for thi3 �fatQ. S�conded by Councilman Hamernik. �n � vDinE �nte, all uDting �,y�.,'I�yor Ne� declared the motion carried :��na�nimolis l y.. �. �ITy �' �f2IL1L�Y, ZDA �78-D� +lYDE PARK SPECIAL ZONING DISTRICT: 'MDTlaN i�y T.��nril�n B�rn�t't� tn ��t the pu�lic hearing for May 8, 1978. �r�l�d by :Guun�ilman ��'hneid�r. Upon a vDice vote, all voting aye, Mayor ;{� ¢��1�•r+�d �t►e �motian �.�rri�xi u;enanirrously. �_ �Fi;4T�R1�R"� 1�7 .ADDIT117�1, BY .W. J. tlA�2WER-, JR. , SP #78-02: IMDifd�til m�r �raur�iiRrt�n �rna�: �o �� he p�r3�l�i� ,�►earing for June l2, 1378. �m�l�l 1b.y ��lman �a�z�a�tr�i�ik_ �Jpo� a v�o-i�� vote, all voting aye, IIY��r T� a�l��l t� mwta�,� �r►�i�i aaaan�mo.usly. A�'' �.: r � _ REGULAR MEETING OF MAY 1, 1978 PAGE 6 8? 4.' EAST RA�1CH ESTATES 3RD ADDITION, BY MARQUETTE STATE BANK, P S#78 03: I MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to set the public hearing for May 8, 1978. : Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. ; 5. MARQUETTE STATE BANK, ZOA #78-02, 225 OSBORNE ROAD N E: ' MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to set the public hearing for May 8, 1978. � Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. i� 6. THEODORE BURANDT, ZOA #78-03 941 HILLWIND ROAD N.E.: MOTION by Councilman Schneider to set the public hearing for June 12, 1978. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. , 7. APPEALS COMMISSION MINUTES OF APRIL 11, 1978: A. RESERVE SUPPLY COMPANY, 5110 MAIN STREET: Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated this is a request for a variance to reduce the side yard setbaek from 20 feet to 10.5 feet in industrial zoned property at 5110 Main Street. j Mr. Sobiech stated the Appeals Commission recommended approval of the � variance with the stipulation that the location of the fire hydrant and access to the rear yard be approved by the Fire Department. Mr. Sobiech I stated the petitioner is in agreement with the recommendation of�the Fire 1 Department and will install the hydrant and insure proper access to the { hydrant. 4 MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to concur with the recomnendation of the � Appeals Commission and qrant the variance to reduce the required side yard setback from 20 feet to 10.5 feet with the stipulations, as required by I: the Fire Department, on the fire hydrant and access to the rear of the � buildiny. Seconded by CounciTman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all � votin g a y e, M a y o r N e e d e c l a r e d t he m o tion carrie d unanimously. B. HOUSE OF LORDS, 8290 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N.E., JOHN PURMORT: Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated this is a request for a variance to the Sign Ordinance to increase the maximum square footage for a wall sign in a commercial area from 80 square feet to 96 square feet. He stated the sign would be located on the roof to better advertise their business. Mr. Sobiech stated the Appeals Commission recommended approval with the stipulation there be a time limit of two years for point of review and irrmediate review at any time at which the property would be resold prior ta the two year time. Mr. Sobiech stated he understands Mr. Purmort would not want a permanent rooftop sign, but until the area is improved, he feeis the need for advertising purposes. MOT10N by Councilman Hamernik to concur with the recommendation of the Appeal5 Commission and grant the variance to the Sign Ordinance to increase the maximum faotage for a wall sign in a commercial area from 80 square feet to 90 square feet with the stipulation regarding the time limitations, as recommended by the Appeals Commission. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion car�^ied unanimously, r • ! MOTION by Councilman Schneider to receive the minutes of the Planning Comnission Meeting of April 19, 1978. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING THE CIiARTER COMNISSION MINUTES OF MARCH 28, 1978: MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to receive the minutes of the Charter Commission Meeting of March 28, 1978. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a � .__ _ — - --_ . � _ _ _-- — ------ -------_ _.. -- : . � _ � �� REGULAR MEFTING OF MAY l, 1978 PAGE 7 voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimous- ]y. CONSIDERATION OF PAYING FOR SATELLITES IN NORTH PARK, REQUEST BY SPRING- BROOK NATURE CENTER FOUNDATION: Mr. Brunsell, City Clerk, stated satellite facilities have been paid for in the past for North Park at times when the City was conducting some tours and when work was being done at North Park. He stated some charges for these facilities were paid out of the grant monies and several months were charged against the reimbursible account, where the City paid and charged the Springbrook Foundation. Councilman Fitzpatrick felt to pay for these facilities would be consistent with the action of the Council regarding the satelTites at the Islands of Peace. . MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick that the City assume the cost of the satellite facilities at North Park from this date forward. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. • Mayor stated he assumed these charges will be paid until a permanent facil- ity is constructed. UPON A VOICE VOTE TAKEN ON THE MOTION, all voted aye, and Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL OF CHANGE ORDER #,1, STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1978-1 TENNIS COURTS : Mr. Sobiech, Publfc Works Director, stated the City recently received bids for tennis court construction and because it was felt they were too high, the bids were rejected by the Council. Upon d�rection of the Council, staff has contacted the contractor, NDH, Inc., who is involved with 1978 street improvements in Fridley. NDH, Inc. would perform the necessary work for the tennis courts for $25,234.70 which is substantially lower than the low bid received previously. Mr. Sobiech stated the staff would recommend, therefore, approval of the change order in order that NDN, Inc. could proceed with the tennis court improvements. MOTION by Councilman Schneider to approve Change Order #l, Street Improvement Project ST. 1978-i (Tennis Courts). Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, P1ayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. 0. 36-1978 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZIN6 SIGNTNG THE AGREEMENT Mr. Brunsell, City C1erk, reviewed the changes from the 1977 contract as outlined in his memo dated April 19, 1978. MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to adopt Resolution Plo. 36-1978. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unan9mously. RESOLU?IO"! N0. 37-1978 TO ADVERTISE fOR BIDS, DIESEL ENGINE FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT TRUCK UNIT �388: MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 37-1978. Seconded by Councilman Barnetie. Upon a voice vote, ail voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. � REGULAR MEETING OF MAY 1, 1978 Page 8 89 ,_. .. RECEIVING RES1G�iaTION FROM HAROLD BELGUM, HUMAN RESOURCES COMMISSION: MOTION by Counci3man Barnette to accept the resignation of Harald Belgum from the Human Resources Comnission. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF APP01"7TMENT, HUMAN RESOURCES COMMISSION: MOTION by Counci7man Hamernik to table this item to the May 15, 1978, meeting. Seconded by Cour.cilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. CLAIMS: MOTION by Councilman Schneider to authorize payment of Claims No. 104E12 throu9h 116950. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. ESTIMFlTES: MOTION by Counci7man Hamernik to approve the estimates as submitted, Eugene A. Hickok 8 Associates 545 Indian uound Wayzata, MPi 55391 Moore ;.ake Evaluation & Restoration $3,142.95 Estima±e �9 Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. LICENSES: MOTION by Counciiman Barnette to approve the licenses as submitted and as on file in the Lice�se Clerk's Office. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, al7 voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION N0. 33-1978 IN OPPOSITION TO TNE MUNICIPAL TAXABLE BOND ISSUE: Mr, Brunsell, Ci�y Clerk, stated, at the present time, municipal bonds are exempt from both Federal and State income taxes. He stated the Congress is contemplating a change in their taxable status whereby the City would market the bonds and the Federal government reimburse the City for 35% to 40% of the interest cost. Mr. Brunsell sta�ed the person who bought the bond would pay taxes on the interest and the City would be subject to Federal government approval and availability of =ederal funds, if this change was to go into effect. Mr. Brunsell sta*_ed the Finance Department does not see any advantage to the City in making R::nicipal bonds taxable. He stated the part that is most disturbin� is the fact that the City would have to get Federal government approval every time they wanted to market the bonds. Mr. Brunsell sta �ed the proponents for the change say some cities that now have a problem marketing bonds would have a higher interest rate and broaden the market in terms of who would bid. Councilman Barne�te felt the Council should support the staff and oppose this change as h� felt the Federal government already has enough involvement in the City's affairs. MOTION by Councilman Barnette to adopt Resolution No. 38-1978. Seconded by Councilman Ha�-:ernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. � .. _..._� ...... ._.....__ ._...__...-' ' _..._. .�.. ._....., .. �. A� _ .,__._ . .... . .. _ . . . .... .. .._.... . _.. .. _ . ... � . � I ' � 9 O REGULAR MEETING OF MAY 1, 1978 PAGE 9 � ' �. I ADJOURNMENT: MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion ! carried unanimously and the Regular Meeting of the Fridiey City Council of May 1, 1978 adjourned at 9:30 p.m. Respectfully submitted, ' Carole Haddad William J. Nee Secy. to the City Council Mayor Apprc,ved• m I � . �� , � � i�r iu iv. �tt'FC� i''(E:iv 1�ftKUS' 't u ,, �� Following are the ACTIUNS NEEDED . Please have your answer"s in `(> t h e C� t y M a n a g e r s o f f i c e b y 4 l e Gne s day, May 1 0, 1 9 7£ i � �EGULAR ��EET I NG — ��AY 1, 1978 — � : 30 P � �� PLEDGE OF A�LEGIANCE: . � ; Comments were offered regarding the death of Ray Sheridan APPROVAL OF h1I ��lUTES : PUBLIC NEARING �IEETING, APRIL IO, l�%g. APPROVm REGULAR �'�EET I NG, APR I L 1%, 1978 Approved ADOPTIOPJ OF AGEPJDA: Added: Resolution Addressed to the U.S. Congress in Opposition to Municipal Taxable Bond Issue OPEN FORUM, VISiTORS: ' �_. C`ENGINEERING iCONSIDERATION OF ITEMS �lOT OPd AGENDA — IS MINUTES) --Mr. Otto Ta�er - Complaint on park near his home OLD BUS I f�ESS : 6 CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT AND FINAL PLANS AND SPECI�ICAiIONS AND ESTIi�1ATES OF THE COSTS THEREOF: STREET IMPROVMENET PROJECT ST� 1978-1, ADDEN- DUM #1 �MEYERS�HILLCREST)�TABLED 3I2O��S) � AND CONSIDERATIO{V OF A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT AND FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES OF THE COSTS THEREOF: SANITARY SEWER AND WATER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT #IZ� �MEYERSINI�LCREST) �TABLED 3/2O�%H)� � � � � � � � � � • � Tabled for two weeks ACTION NEEDED: Please put on agenda of May 15, 1978 for consideration 1 -. 1 I , PAGE � � . f��EW BUS I PJESS : �ONSIDERATION OF AN �RDINAfdCE TO AMEND �HAPTER 103 ENTITLED °FIREARMS�� OF THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY AND AMEIJDING �HAPTER 11, SECTior� 11,10 OF TE1E CITY CODE RELATING TO FEES� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � Z ' Z C Adopted on First Reading POLICE ACTION NEEDED: Put on agenda of May 15, 1978 for consideration of second reading . . CONSIDERATION OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 6O2 OF TNE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY ENTITLEi3 ��BEER LICENSING�� 'Adopted� on fir'st'reading' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' � � � 3 - 3 B I POLICE ACTION NEEDED: Put on agenda of May 15, 1978 for consideration of second � reading RECFIVING THE I�iNUTES OF THE PLANNIt�G C0t�1ir1TSSI0N MEETING � oF APai� 19, 1978, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 4 - � XX � 1. Bennie Rozman, SP #78-05; 8031 Beech Street. .... 4-4H Pianning Comm. Recommendation: Deny & 4X-4GG Council Action Required: Consideration of recommenda- tion. Receive Petition No. 8-1978 Set �ublic hearing for May 15, 1978 meeting ENGINEERING ACTION NEEDED: Make arrangements for public hearing on May 15, 197i3. � 2. City of Fridley, ZOA #78-04 Hyde Park Sp. Zoning Dist. . 4H-40 Planning Comm. Recommendation: Approve rezoning and adopt ordinance - Council Action Required: Set public hearing May 8, 1978 Set pubiic hearing for May 8, 197F3 INEERIN ACTION NEEDED: Make arrangements for public hearing on May 8, 1978 GULAR �E�TING, MRY 1, 1978 P�EW BUSINESS (COP�TIPJU�D) RECEIVING PLRNNING �OMMISSION MINUTES �C��TINUED) NAGE S � 3. Narrier's ist Addition, by W. J. Harrier, Jr., SP #78-02. .. 40 - 4Q PlannincL Comm. Recommendation: Approve with stipulations &. 4II-4JJ Council Action Required: Set public hearing June 12, 1978 .. Set public hearing for June, 12, 1978 ENGINEERING ACTION NEEDFD: Make arrangements for public hearing on June 12, 1978 ENGINEERI 4. East Ranch Estates 3rd Fiddition, by Marquette State 6ank, P. S. #78-03. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Planninq Comm. Recommendation: �Approve with stipulations Council Action Required: Set public hearing May 8, 1978 Set public hear��g for May 8, 1978 ACTION NEEDED:� Make arrangements for public hearing on May 8, 5. Marquette State Bank, ZOA #78-02, 225 Osborne Rd N.E. .... Planning Comm. Recommendation: Approve Counci7 Action R�quired: Set public hearing May 8, 1978 Set public hearing for May 8, 1978 I ENGINEERING ACTION NEEDED: Make arrangements for public hearing on May 8, 4Q - 4R & 4KK 1978 4R - 4S 1978 6. Theordore Burandt, ZOA #78-03, 941 HiTlwind Road N.E. .... 4S -_4U Planninq Comm. Recommendation: Approve with stipulations & 4 MM Council Action Required: Set public hearing June 12, 1978 Set pubiic hearing for June 12, 197£3 , ENGINEERIN ACTION NEEDER: Make arrangements for public hearing on June 12, 1978 ENGINEERI 7. Appeais Commission Minutes of April 11, 1978 A. Reserve Supply Company, 5110 Main St. . . . . . . . . . . 4PP - 4RR A�peals Comm. Recommendation: Approve with stipula�ions & 4VV Council Action Required: Considertion of recommendation Approved with stipulations ACTION NEEDED: Inform applicant of Counci] action 0 0 ENGINEERING REGULAR MEETING, MAY I, I978 ��t�SINESS (CONTIfVUED) RECEIVING PLANNING COMMISSI�N MINl1TES�iCONTINUED) B. House of Lords, 8290 University Avenue N.E. John Purmont. . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . 4SS - 4UU Appeals Comm. Recommendation: Approve with �& 4WW - 4XX stipulation Council Action Required: Consideration of recommendation � Approved with time limit as recommended by Commission� ACTION NEEDED: Notify applicant of Counci� action PAGE � RECEIVING TH� �HARTER �OMMISSION ��1NUTES OF MARCH 2g, 1978� 5.— 5 � Minutes received , EF�GINEERING ACTION TAKEN: Minutes have been filed for future reference � GO�SIDE�ATION OF PAYING FOR SATELLIT�S IN N�RTH PARK, REQUEST BY SPRINGBROOK NATURE CENTER FOUNDATION� �� C . Approved from this date forward PARK & REC ACTION NEEDED: Notify Springbrook Nature Center Foundation of Council action CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL OF CHANGE ORDER �1, STREET IMPROVEMENT �ROJECT ST, 197�-1 tTE�vNis �OURTS)� �� Change Order approved � ENGINEERING ACTION NEEDED: Execute Change Order for project � 7-7B . _REGULAR MEETI_NG,__MAY 1, I9%a _ __ __ __ PAGE_ 5 FINANCE f FIRE NEW BUS I NESS (CO"�T I PdUED ) CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING . SIGNING THE AGREEMENT ESTABLISHING WORKING CONDITIONS, �'IAGES AND HOURS OF EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY �� FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR TNE YEARS Z9�g�AND 1979� �� H— 8 AA Resolution No. 36-1978 adopted � ACTION NEEDED: Execute resolution and give copies to appropriate parties 0 CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS, • DIESEL ENGINE FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT TRUCK UNIT �3Sg� �.�� 9— 9 A Resolution No. 37-1978 adopted ACTION NEEDED: See that bids are advertised � RECEIVING RESIGNATION FROM HAROLD BELGUM, HUMAN RESOURCES COMMI SS I ON � . � � � � � � . � � . � � � � . � . IO Resignation received CITY MANAGE ACTION NEEDED:� Prepare Certificate of Appreciation for Mr. Belgum � CONSIDERATION OF APPOINTMENT, NUMAN RESOURCES ' �OMMISSION� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 11 Tabled to May 15, 1978 CITY MANAGE ACTION NEEDED: Put item back on agenda of May 15, 1978 � FINANCE FINANCE IFINANCE I FINANCE h. C 1 fit7C V --:_ -.��w�• _: -- - - ! f��WABUSIPdESS (i3ONTI!dUED) �, �LA I MS � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �. � � � � � � � � � IZ � Approved � ACTION NEEDED: Pay claims EST I MATES � � . � � . � � � � � � � � � � � � � � , � � � , 13 — 13 A Approved ACTION NEEDED: Pay estimates � ' Li cENSES , , _ � , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 14 — 14 G � �Approved ` ACTION NEEDED: Issue licenses . RESOLUTION N0. 38-1978 IN OPPOSITION TO MUNICIPAL TAXABLE BOND ISSUE Resolution No. 38-1978 adopted ACTION NEEDED: Forward resolution to appropriate members of the U.S. Gongress ADJOURN: 9:30 P.M. u FRIaLEY CITY COUNCIL MEET�NG PLEASE SIGPJ NAME ADDRESS AND ITE� NUMBER INTERESTED IN DAiE: May 1, 1978 NAME ,�- _ �`�� ,�� ,��✓ —i �, �1 �I �I r-,; ; r � 2-' ir, � � \ � ADDRESS �� ;��> : : �,; i�� ., ayg cv��v� �31a�n� :�ii� � .s ti� �� vt � � r ��35 �� 5-�- ��. � �P � �2�--� �� N �' �c../�'v �� '"� 5`,�l � � .1,� �t ;�r� � � ,�:�� ri�� ..�"9 �.�o � '�� s/ ITEM NUMBER -= j ��___= � % ! i � � � -� �i-� � � ,---------_____ _ i ` ca � � � 1 � THE MINUTES OF THE PUBLIC HEARING MEETI�dG OF TNE FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL OF APRIL 10, 1978 The Public Hearing Meeting o{ the Fridtey City C..ouncil was called to order by Mayor Nee at 7:30 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIAh�CF.: Mayor Nee led the Council and audience in the P�edge of Allegiance to the Flag. ROLL CALL: MEMBERS PRESENT: Councilman Barnette, CounciTman Schneider; Mayor Nee Councilman Hamernik and Councilman Fitzpatrick . ; MENBERS ABSENT: None ADOPTION OF AGENDA: Mayor Nee requested two items be added io the agenda as foliows: (i) Receipt of a letter from P•1r. Virgil Pdordgren. Re: Testing of Firearms and (2) Request by Islands of Peace Re: Satelliie Service. MOTION by Counci7man Fitzpatrick to add the above two items to the agenda. Seconded by Councilman Barneite. Upon.a.voice vote, a71 voting aye, P1ayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. �lOTION by Councilman Hamernik to adopt the agenda as amended. Seconded by Council- man Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion �arried �nanimously. � ,` PUBLIC HENRINGS: Pl!E�LIC HEARING OP1 AfJ ON-SALE �IQUOR LICEMSE Ahl� A SUNDAY L?QUOR LICENSE TO MOTIGN py Co�ncilman Fitzpatrick to waive the�readi•nq ot the Pubiic NearTrg notice and open the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Schne?der. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimc�usly and the Public Hearing apened at 7:32 p.m. Mr. Nicklow statsd they have contracted to have their parking lot reconditioned and the holes filled, He stated this wauld be done as soon as ;,he weather permits. Mr. Nicklow also �tated they have extended their parE:ing 7at on the East side of their proper•ty behind Sears. Mayor Nee stated he was pleased to see that foad constitutes over 50� of their sales. There was no response from the audience regarding this renewal of the liquor license for Shorewood Inn. M07ION by Councilman Schneider to close the Pub)ic Hearing. Seconded by Counci�man Barnette. Upon a vo�ce vote, all voting aye, P4ayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing closed at 7:35 p.m. I DAY LIOUOR L?CENSE TO � MOTION by Councilman Schneider to wuive the reading or the Public Hearing � � notice and open the Pu61ic Hearing. Seconded by Cour�cilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, ail voting aye, P1ayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing opened at 7:3 p.m. i � � L_.�._. .�_,_. _.-_ Mayor Nee asked Mr. Weiss about the status of the sprinkier system for his buildinq. Mr. Fteiss stated he has signed a contract to have the sprink7ing system installed. � t , } '. i �; ' 1 /� �' i l_. l. �, ---- --- _ _ '. � ,.. ... _,. �.�.� � .. .---�------- __::..�—� PUBLIC HEARING MEE?ING OF APRIL 10, 1978 PAGE 2. 63 I f Mayor Nee asked if he was able to obtain the 1ower cost system. Mr. Weiss � indicated this system wasn't approved by the State and he was told it was a bad deal if the City wanted fire protection. � Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated if the system meets the requirements, there wouldn't be any problem having it installed. There was no response from the audience regarding this renewal of the liquor license for Sandee's. ' MOTION by Councilman Schneider to close the Public Hearin9. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public flearing closed at 7:40 p.m. PUBLIC HEARING ON AN ON-SALE �IQUOR LICENSE AND A SUNDAY LIQUOR LICENSE TO MOTION by Councilman Schneider to waive the reading of the Public Hearing. notice and ooen the Public Hearing. Seconded hy Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Playor Nee de:.lared the rrotion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing opened at 7:a0 p.m. Mayor Nee statad hir. Aldrich of the Fire Department has indicated that Maple Lanes has one more year to go before they have to provide sprinklers. Mr. Brunsell, City Clerk, pointed out that this establishment, as well as all the others applying for renewal of the liquor licenses, meets the food requirements, with the exception of the fice Bowl which hasn't started to serve liquor. ' Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated Nlaple Lanes has cooperated with the City in the past and feit they have come a long way wi�h their im�rove- ments. There was no response from the audience regarding this renevral of i:he liquor license for Maple Lanes. MOTIQN by Councilman Barnette to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a veice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee �eciared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing closed at. 7:43 p.m. LIQUOR LICEPdSE A�G A SUNDAY LIQUOR LIC MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to waive the reading of the Public Hearing notice and open the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Sctineider. Uoon a voice vote, all voting aye, P"ayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing opened at 7:43 p.m. Mr. Sobiech stated there are exterior improvements to be made at this location, however, a lot of the improvements wou1d be contingent on whether �he service drive is constructed. Mr. Sobiech stated the matt2r of the service drive improvement is before the Council this evening for scheduling a public hearing for this project. Mr. Sobiech stated, in any event, the staff would work with Mr. Purmort on the external landscaping and indicated the City does have a performance bond to insure compliance. 'Mr. Brunsell statad the ratio of food sales to liquor sales shows 48% of the sales are for food. � 4 PUBLIC HEARING MEETING �F APRIL 10, 1978 PAGE 3 Mayor aee asked when the landscaping wo�ld be done, if the street improvement does not occur. Mr. Sobiech stated the City wauld require completion of the Tandscaping along the Pdorth and West property lines. On tne East sid" if the service drive is not constructed, they would encourage gradir,g to an appropriate elevation and landscaping in the area. Mr. Purmort stated they are in the precess of doing the landscaping, but have not done anything on the East side Uf the proper*_y, until the status of the service drive is determined. i \ There was no response from the audience regarding this request for renewal of the liquor l;cense for House of Londs. MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to close the Rublic Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Near�ng closed at 7:47 p.m. PUBLIC HEARING ON AN ON-SALE LIQUOR LICENSE AND A SUNDAY LIQUGR LI MOTION by Councilman Schneider to waive the reading of the Public Hear�ing notice and open the Fublic Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Up�n a voice vote, all voting aye, �1ayor Nee declared the rnotion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing opened at 7:47 p.m. Mayor Nee noted the ratio of food and liquor sales for this establishment shows 54� of sa]es are for food. There was no response from tne audience regard9ng this request for renewal of the liquor license at the Ground Round. MOTION by Councilman Schneider to close the Public Flearing. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatriek. Upon a voice vote, ali voting aye, t•1ayor Nee daclared � the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing closed at 7:49 p.m. ; PUBLIC HEARING ON AN ON-SALE 1_IQUOR LICEP�SE APJD A SIJNDAY LIQUOR LICENSE TO ` MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to waive the reading or the Public Hearing notice and open the PUblic Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, hiayor Nee declared the motion car�ied unanimously and the Public Hearing opened at 7:50 p.m. Mayor Nee asked if sprinklers had been installed. P�r. Nicklow stated they are planning to expand which would take about 312 months so he felt it wouid be about 6 mont�s before the sprinkler system is �nsialled, in conjunction with ihe expansior�. Mayor Nee stated he noted they have met the requirements of food seles in relatior to liquor sales. Mr. Nicklow stated the dining room business has picked up considerably with comp]etion of the Cam�en bridge. There was no response from the audience regarding this request for renewal of the liquor license for George's in Fridley. ° j MOTION by Councilman Barnette to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, aTl voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hear�ing closed at 7:52 p.m. � i a r � ; I f , _I PUBLIC- . �� u � � ,., � . • -___ ,_:._--_�_.,--�w.� ,, f PAGE 4 65 ; LICENSE AND A SUNDAY LIOUOR LICENSE TO IDE MOTION by Councilman Schneider to waive the reading of the Public Hearing notice and open the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried wianimously and the Public Hearing opened at 7:52 p.m. Mr. Sobeich, Public Works Director, stated one of the requirements of the existing liquor license was that the Cit.y staff ineet with the owners to discuss exterior development. Mr. Sabiech stated staff has met with the owners and � J they have plans to work with an architect regarding the motiff of the outside of the building. Mr. Sobiech stated staff would recommend approval and they would continue to work with the owners regarding the exterior development of the building. Councilman Schneider asked what arrangements have been made regarding signing Mr. Sobiech stated the owners do have ideas regarding the signing which possibly will call for removal of some signs and installing others. He felt he would like to see them obtain the architect they desire, to see what they come up wi i:h . There was no response from the audience regarding this request for renewal of the liquor license for the Fireside Rice Bowl. MOTIOY by Councilman Schneider to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick, Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor tvee declared the motion carried unanimously and i:he Public Hearing closed at 7:55 p.m. CON7INUF..D PUSLIC HEARINf: STREET IMPROVEMENT PRO�ECT ST. 1978-2, ADDENDUM #1 SIDEWALiCS ON 7TH STREET TABLEQ NARCH 13, 197£i : �� MOTION by Councilman Scnreider to open the Public Hearing. Seconded by Ccuncilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee C�, declared the motion carreid unanimously and the Public Hearing opened at 7:55 p.m. Mayor Nee stated this item had been tabled on March 13, 1978, in order that the affected property owner, Pir. Saunders, could be notified of this proposed improvement for installation of sidewalks on the East side of 7th Street from 61st to 63rd Avenue. Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated the City and School District #14 would share in the cost of this improvement, with no cost to the property owner. Mr. Sobiech stated, hopefully, the City could work with the property owner, Mr. Saunders, on some easements in order to have the proper alignment for the sidewalk. Mr. Sobiech stated Mr. Saunders has shrubbery along his property and the City would have to work arith him on replacement and landscaping Mayor Nee explained that the request for the sidewalks was made by the School Board t,o facilitate the school children who would be going to Hayes School, as a result of, the closing of Parkview School. ° ` Mr. Jim Hedren, representing School District #14, stated th�y don't anticipate � a large volume of traffic in that area. 4e stated there always wiil be � children walking to schooi whether or not there is bus service provided. Councilman Schneider stated he noted the Parks and Recreation Cormnission recomnended a different route for the sidewalks and asked what this would involve. I � ._�x.�..4.�.�.�».,_.._r...._�... _.�_, _.,-�� __ _.__,.,..._.___.�.,_�____—„-_a ' r r � ( �� . I PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF APRIL l0, i978 PAGE 5/ 1 � Mr. Sobiech stated the Commission's reconanendation was to move the sidewal�� East of 7th Street, along the Janion H�gh Schoo] property, for a tie into �� Monroe Street. He stated this would involve acquiring some easemehts from j private property owners. Councilman Schneider stated there were several other concerns raised at the last meeting regarding the sprinkler system, fencing, trees, etc. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated it would cost about $4,000 to relocate a71 these items. Mr. Hedren stated they did not want to cause any problems with the park and stated if these are therrequirements, the School District is certainTy willing to go 50/50 on the cost. Mr. Qureshi stated Councilman Barnette had discussed these additional costs with the Schooi Board, after Mr. Pierce had attended the previoGS meeting. Mr. Nedren stated another aspect, which hasn't been finalized, is the use of Parkview School as a Community School and the serving of lunches to senior citizens. He stated,with construction of the sidewalk, it would a7so provide access for the senior citizens to the school. Mr. Sobiech stated that, with development of the senior citizen and housing complex, sidewalks will be installed by the developer along the West side of - 7th Street. Mr. Qureshi pointed out that, at the present time,.the City wouid not relocate the ballfields, however, some signing would be put up. It would be necessary, however, to relocate trees and some of the sprinkling system. Councilman Schneider questioned if the City would be opening itself to some additional liability �y not moving that ballfield and someone was hit by a ball. Mr. Qureshi stated he feit, when sidewatks are along a park, you always have this potential. He felt it would be safer if the ball fields were relocated artd backstops installed, ho�vever, this would result in additiona] cost. Mr. Qureshi stated the School Board has indicated that whatever cost is involved, they will contribute 50%. Mr. Saunders, the affected property owner, indicated he had no objection to tfi�e sidewalk construction and would give easement to the City as long as there is no sidewaYk assessment to their property. Mr. Qureshi stated an easement will be necessary from Ms�. Saunders and the C�ty would wor•k with him on any replantings and landscaping. MD?ION by Councilman Schneider to c]ose the Public Hearing. Seconded by Cauncilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Nee �eclared the motion carried unar�imously and the Public Hearing closed at 8:08 p.m. �LD BUSIMESS: COIVSIDERRTION OF REQUESTS BY HAR�fEY ROLSTAD; SPECIAL USE PERMIT S. P. .#78-03 AND LOT SPLIT L. S. ;';78-01; 4b00 2ND STREET TABLED APRIL 3, 1978 : Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated Mr. Rolstad was invited to attend the meetiny, but would be here later since it wasn't anticipated the Council would be considering this request until.a later hour. 0 � / I � t _, 1.* , PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF APRIL 10, 1978 PA�E 6 Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated staff has met with Mr. Rolstad� regarding his requests for a special use permit and lot spl�t. He stated it was learned that potential buyers of the or•operty have indicated they plan to construct a garage. Mr. Sobiech felt, therefore, the stipulation of the garage requirement, in conjunction with the lot split, would be no problem. Ne felt there should be an additional stipulation on the garage that it be completed by September 1, 1y79. . / Mr. Sobiech stated staff would recommend the driveway access be from 2nd . Street to the rear yard. He stated this was done on property to the ! North and has worked out satisfactorily. Mr. Sobiech stated there is `�he possibility of the garage being attached to the house which would ' necessitate the need for a variance. Mr. Sobiech stated one alternative, which the staff would not recortenend, is access from 46th Avenue through vacated prope��•ties. He felt this would involve certain liability questions between three different property owners for vehicles and equipment going through the close quarters. Mr. Sobiech stated Mr. Rolstad felt there would be no probie� in having the garage requirement put in the abstract so any potential b�yer would be aware they would have to construct a garage. MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to concur with the recommendation of the Planning Commission and grant Lot Split #78-01, as requested �y Harvey Rolstad, witn the stipulation that a garage be constructed on the property by September 1, 1979, und recommend that this garage have access from 2nd Street; further, the City take steps to make sure this is apparent in the abstract. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to concur with the recommendation of the Planning CaRanission and approve Special Use �e��r,it �78-03, as requested by Harvey Rolstad. Secended b� Councilnan HGr��ernik. Upon a voice vote, all vating aye, Mayor Nee declared the m�tior: �arried unanimQUSly. Later in the meeting, Mr. P.olstad advised he had sigred a purchase agreement for his pro�erty and has indicated certain garage reruirements to the buyer. He stated one thing put ir. the purchase agreement was th� option for access from 46th Avenup through the vacated alley. Cour�cilman Fitzpatrick indicated there may be certain problems involved with access from 46th Avenue and asked Mr. Sobiech to review the conanents he made earl i er. Councilman Fitzpatrick stated, if the buyer feels strongly about access from 46th Ave�iue, he has the right to petition for this, but felt he did not want to change the motion �o automatically give that access. Mayor Nee felt the buyer could work out an �ccess, vri�hout City approval, because it involves private land. Mr. Rolstad poi�ted out that he felt the buyer would build an attached garage. Mayor Nee stated there probably would be more of a problem to build an attached garage, because of the extreme variance required, and the buyer Mrould have to apply for a variance. Mr. Qureshi, City Mariager, poirited out that whether the access is from 2nd or 46th, it has to be a paved access. Mr. Sobiech stated staff wouid review, with Mr. Rolstad, the stipulations of the lct split regarding construction of the garage no later than September 1, 1979, and the requirements for a paved access. F7 � I , ; �-�--�----�-----��..r,,—�.__ _ ._ � 6� PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF APRIL 10, 1978 PAGE 7 NEW BUSINESS: CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL 0� r1Pd AGREEMEtJT BETWEEN DONALD AND LOIS WHITE AND THE CITY OF fRIDLEY �7736 ALDEN WAY N.E. : Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated this item had been discussed by the Council at their meeting of January 23, 1978. At that time, it was suggested that perhaps Mr. and Mrs. White could share in the cost of the culvert extension. Since the property owner did not wish to share in the cost of the extension, the request for the extension was denied by Council. Mr. Sobiech stated, since this time, staff has worked with Mr. and Mrs White and there has been an agreement re9arding the extension of the culverts which is no�� before the Council for consideration. Mr. Sobiech stated what the agreement covers is that Mr. and Mrs. White would purchase the materials for one cu7vert extension and the City would provide the materials for the remaining culvert extension and all installation costs. Mr. Sobiech stated it would be a joint effort in trying to solve the problem. The cost to Mr. and Mrs. White would be $�26 and the cost to the City would be $1,309. Mayor Nee stated he was concerned about Item 4 in the agreement where it states that each party reserves their right to make claim for any future damages. Councilman Schneider also indicated his concern and suggested it be deleted. Mr. Sobiech stated the City Aiiorney had some rationalization regarding that pa rticular clause. Councilman Fitzpatrick felt possibly action shouldn't be taken on the agreement without the City Attorney present. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, felt the Council could approve the agreement l with deletion of Item 4, and if this is not agreeable to the property � owner, it would be brought back to the Council. MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to amend the agreement by.deletion of Item 4. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Regarding Item 5, Councilman Hamernik questioned if the City is assuming any responsibility for maintaining it. Mr. Sobiech stated this is done with all the City's storm sewers. UPON A VOICE VOTE TAKEN ON THE MOTION, all voted aye, and Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. Mayar Nee stated he also shared Councilman Hamernik's concern regarding Item 5 and questioned if this item should be deleted. Councilman Fitzpatrick stated it seems the City's action would be the same whether or not this item is include�. M07IOtd by Councilman Fitzpatrick to amend the agreement by deletion of Item 5. Seconded 'oy Councilman Namernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayar Nee de�lared the motion carried unanimously. I MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to authorize the City entering into the �� ! -agreement with Donald and Lois White, as amended. Seconded by Councilman � Namernik. Upon a voice vote, a1T voting aye, Mayor Nee deciared the motion carried unanimously. I „,..--- ------- ..�,_� � PUBLIC HFARINu MEETING OF APRIL 10, 1978 ESOLUTION N0. 31-1978 RECEIVING T�E PRELIMINARY R EARING ON THE MATTER OF THC CONSTRUCTICti OF CERTA MPR(1VFMFNT PRf1.1FCT ST_ 197R-1 _ A�fiFN�liM ?:7� PAGE $ LING A PURLIC Mr. Sobiech stated this improvement would cover the service drive which, basically, abuts the House of Lords. He stated the service drive in front of the golf driving range is not included. MOTION by Councilman Flamernik to adopt Resolution No. 31-1978. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. CLAIMS: MUTION by Councilman Hamernik to authorize payment of Claims No. 093A30 through 096993. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion c�rried unanimously. REQUEST BY ISLANDS OF PEACE RE: SATELLITE SERU?CE: Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated a request has been received by the Islands of Peace Foundation for the City to pay for sanitary satellite services at the Islands of Peace. Mr. Qureshi stated the cost of the two satellites is about $90 per month. He stated, previous to this time, community education paid the cost. MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick that the City assume the cost of these satellites, as it provides pubiic sanitation services where needed, until such time as the sanii;ation facilities are available in the b:ailding. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Mr. td Wilmes, representing the Islands of Peace Foundation, stated the School District paid for these satellites up until September, 1977. He stated the charge for these services was $6i4 from September, 1977, tiiro��gh {• April, 1978, however, two were stolen, which insurance did not cover, so the - total billing was $933. f Mr Wilmes stated the Islands of Peace made a payment of $535, �earing a baiar.ce of $398 and requested the City also pay this amount. I f . / Councilman Fitzpatrick stated he had no objection to adding to the mo�ion that this bill of $398 be included. WITH PERMISSICN OF HIS SECONDER, Councilman Barnette, Councilman Fitzpatrick requested ttiat the payment of $393 for the outstanding bi11 �e iric?uded in the motion. Councilman Hamernik stated he would suggest that, if the City supplies ihe sanitation facilities, the sign "No Bicyc�es Allowed" be taken down. Mr. Wilmes stated he has had complaints from persons an the trails �aing harrassed by the Bicycles. He stated there is a bicycle rack avai�t�ble by the gate where bicyclists can park and lock their bikes. Councilman Hamernik stated he has no objections to the sign, if the��e is a group at the Islands of Peace, bui couldn't see why the sign couldn`t be taken down in the evening. Mr. Wilmes stated they have requests fer use of the Islands of Peace in the evening and felt there are other areas for the bicyclists. Mr. Alex Barna, 560 Hugo Street, stated bikes aren't allowed on the sidewalks and felt they shouldn't be allowed in an area where ther�e is pedestrian traffic that isn't agile. �� , � � r_'___�.._'_..._ ; 70 i PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF APRIL 10. 1978 PAGE 9 Mr. Wilmes stated one of the agreements the Islands of Peace made with people who provided the funds is that th�is area will be available to persons who are denied use in other areas. He fe1t, if this is opened up in the evening for bi_cycles, it would be deriyin� ttie concept of what the Islands of Peace ;s all about. Mayor Nee asked if there was a way to compromise this by saying the bicyclists have to walk their bikes instead of riding them. Mr. Wilmes stated, if the bicyclists come in groups, there is no room for anyor,e else. He stated institutions wili not bring their people out to an area where there are motor�ized vehicles or bicycles. He felt there are other areas in the City for bicycle use. UPON A VOICE VOTE TAKEN ON THE MOTION, the following voted in favor: Counciiman Fitzpatrick, Co�ncilman Barnette, Mayor Nee and Councilman Schneider. The following voted against the motion: Counc.�lman Namernik. Mayor Nee declared the motion carried by a 4 to 1 vote. RECEIPT OF A LETTER FROP1 MR. VIRGIL NORDGREN RE: TESTING OF FIREARMS: MOTION by Councilman Schneider to receive the letter from Mr. Vir•gil Nordgren. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice �roie, ali voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimo�asly. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated the p•resent ordinances do not allow the discharging of firearms. He stated, if the Council desires to allow this request, it would necessitate an amendment to the City code. Councilman Barnette questianed �f this was part of being a gunsmith, to try out weapons in your home. Mr. Alex BaNna,560 Hugo Street, stated that Mr. Nordgr2n is partially handicapped and this was the reason hestarted the gunsmitn business. He felt, under normal conditions, a gunsmith would probably to out to a shooting rarge to check the weapons, but it wuuid be a difficulty in Mr. Nordgren's case. Councilman Fitzpatrick stated the comments frori Mr. Hili, Public Safety Director, indicated this could be accomrnodated. !ie felt, if the Public Safety Department had no objections, the Council should corsider it. Councilman Hamernik questicned if anyone wo��ld t�e permitted to put in such a facility in their home. Mayor Nee felt possibly it could be handled on the basis of a permit so if it was a nuisance, the per•mit cou'd be revcke�i. The City staff was asked to check into this further and draw up something along the line of possibly requiring a permit. ADJOURNMENT: MOTION by Councilman Barnet±e to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice ��ote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declarea the motion carried �ananimously and the Public Nearing Meeting of the Fridley City Council of April 10, 1978, adjourned at 8:55 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Carole Haddad William J. Nee Secy, to the City Counci) Mayor Approved: � � � THE MINIITES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL OF APRIL 17, 1978 - i � r � 77 7HE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE FRIQLEY CI7Y C011NCIL OF APRIL 17, 1978 ; I , The Regular Meeting of the Fridiey City Council was caTled to order at 7:35 ' p.m. hy Mayor Nee. • � ' PLEDGE Of ALLEGI�INCE: Mayor Nee Ted the Council and audience in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. ROLL CAI.L: ; �, MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Nee, Councilman fitzpatrick, Councilman Hamernik, ; Councilman Schneider and Councilman Barnette ! MEMBERS ABSENT: None APPROVAL OF MINUTES: i REGULAR MEETING, APRIL 3, 1978: � I MOTION by Councilman Schneider to approve the minutes of April 3, 1978, as presented. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimous7y. , ADOPTION OF AGENDA: Councilman Hamernik asked an item be added to agenda: Receiving Letter from the Chamber of Corr�nerce dated April 14, 1978. MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to adopt the agenda as amended. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, a]l voting aye, Mayor Nee dec]ared the motion carried unanimously. OPEN FORUM, VISITORS: � A Dr. Chuck Boudreau, Director of Parks and Recreation, introduced Mr. Dennis Wernicke cf the H. B. Fuller Company� ' M1^. Wernicke stated h� is with the Assembly Products Division of H. 8. Fu l ler � I Company and presented some background information on this Fridley business. i Mr. Wernicke outlined some of the programs the Community Rffairs Council is responsible for and stated they serve as a vehicle for social responsibility ! programs. , Mr. Wernicke stated his rpason for being present this evening was to present i the City with a check for $Z,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 wi11 be donating their ' tunch hour time on Arbor Day, Apri7 28, to plant the trees to help replace , some of the trees ]ost by dutch elm disease. Mayor Nee stated each member of the Council v;as grateful to H. B. Fulier Company and Mr. Wernicke for this expression of the�r citizenship in the community. OLD BUSINESS: � e CONSIDERATION OF EXTENSION OF LITTLE �EAGUE LEASE A6REEMENT FOR AN �ITIONAL FIVE YEARS TABLED 4 3 78 :. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, asked the Little League representative, Mr. Darwin Klockers to explain what the Little League Association had in mind regarding improvements. , i �_. 1 � /� ; 7 2 REGULAR MEETING OF APRIL 17, 1978 PAGE 2 Mr. Klockers, President of the Little League Association, stated he and the Vice President of Little League 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 responsibi1ity of those working with Little League. He felt these improvements would be taken care 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. He 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 tne lease, paragraph 2, beginning with the fourth line, regarding compensation for improve�ents. He stated, for example , if the Little League Association put in soine 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 Little Leayue makes decision on priorities of investment that binds the City and 'ne had somewhat of a problem with this. He indicated, however, he cannat 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 any objeciion to changino the language in the lease. Mr. Klockers felt this matter would 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 ar.d the lease was not renewed. He felt> from his standpoint, he would probably reconenend the language not best'ricken. He stated he was speaking of improvements made only by the Little League Association, and not on the 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, rather than the Little League Association. °As he recalled, the Council members felt it ►vould 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 ! 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. • �— --- -_, _..:.�.. i� � I REGULAR MEETIN6 OF APRIL 17, 1978 � PAGE 3 Councilman Fitzpatrick felt Little League has been around a long time and didn't foresee this language as a big problem. He th�ught perhaps future improvements that would be pern�ane��t and eventually accrue to the City could be reviewed. Mr. Herrick indicated language couid be added to make the clause more specific and to indicate that arty 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 iease. He stated, in that way, Little League would then be protected if there vras 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; however, on the second page, second paragraph from the bottom of the page, it also provides for termination ot the lease upon a 30 day written notice. Councilman Hamernik indicated he would be in favor of the City Attorney tooking 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, accordfng to the ]ease, the Little League Association has the option for renewa7 for an additianal five years. tie felt it was important to point out that the Association does serve the young people in the community and intends to fulfill their obligaiion. He stated, if the City intends some other use of this property> then the City would purchase the investment the Assocfation has in the prcperty. Mayor Nee stated the provision for the five years, under the same terms and conditions, wauld apply for the renewal, unless the Council decided there were some serious problems. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, indicated tFe Little League Association is a civic group and they have indicate� a willing��ess to work with the City on some of the concerns regarding parkiny and improvements, therefore, he would recortrnend the lease be renewed for another five years. MOTION by Councilman Fitzpairick to renew the Lease Agreement w9th the Little League Association for an additonal five year period. Seconded by Councilman Namernik. Mr. Klockers stated he understands the C.ouncil's cancerns and has no qualms regar�ing the services provided by Little League in the past and future. Ne stated maybe, if tnis wasn't the best agreement for both parti°s, the City Attorney would like to draft another lease and the Association w�uld be wil?ing to take a look at it. Ne thought perhaps they could agree on a better designed agreement on some of the concerns the Association has and some the Council has. Councilman Hamerr.ik staied, under the terms of the oresent lease, if the Association �as an option to renew, he has no prob]em w�th the lease, but indicated he was a l;t`7e surprised at the language contained in the lease. UPON A VOICE VOTE TAKEN ON THE MOTION, all voted aye, and Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. �. .. 73 / r 74 REGULAR MEETTNG OF APRIL 17, 1978 PAGE 4 RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF APRIL 5, 1978: 1. JOHN R. DOYLE, SPECIAL USE PERMIT #78-04 441 HUGO 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 lut 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 10-unit building will consist of 1, 3 bedroom unit; l, 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 easen�ent required is 17'2 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 atso 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 stipulation the City be granted a 17%2 foot easement on property adjacent to East River , Road; that the drainage plan be checked with the Engineering Department and , that the required screening fence be included in the plan. Seconded by ' i Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared j- ; the motion carried unanimously. � 2. TRI-CO ADDITION, PRELIMINARY SUBOIVISIOP! P. S. #78-01, BY TRI-CO BUILDERS, SOUTH OF 72ND AVENUE AND WEST OF CENTRAL: ' MdTION by Councilman Schneider to set the public hearing for this preliminary plat far May 8, 1978. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. 3. APPEALS COMMISSION MINUTES OF PIARCH 28, 1978: A. ALBIN JOHNSON, �800 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 of parking stalls. Mr. Sobiech stated, presently, some of the existing boulevard right-of-way is being used for parking. Mr. Sobiech stated the App2als Commission recommended approval of the side � yard variance from the required 5 feet to "0" lot line and denied the i variance to reduce the number of parking stalls. It was not, however, in the jurisdiction of the Appeals Commission to discuss parking in the right-of-way. � � REGULAR MEETING OF APRIL 17, 1978 PAGE 5 Mr. Sobiech stated, from a maintenance standpoint, the City would want to insure there is enouGh space between the curbing and parking areas to insure proper snow storage. He stated, if parking was allowed to encroach into the boulevard right-uf-way by 41z feet, it would not be necessary to use a large amount of additional space in 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 undeNstands he will have to move the fence some distance, but felt this should be approached in a practical aspect and f indicated he didn`t want to move the fence ar� 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 would 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 Cauncilman 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. Maycr Nee feit there still was the question of hardship and felt the fence could be moved to the East. This, however, wouid involve eneroachment 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. CounciTman Fitzpatrick stated his concern is that the.v don't park in the right-of-way, and his motion would requ�re moving the fence the footage • necessary to avoid parking in the boulevard, � ;. UPON A VOICE VOiE TAKEN ON THE MOTION, a7] voted aye, and Mayor Nee deelared the motion carried unanimously. B, CLYDE AND BETTY HANSEN; 251 57TH PLACE N.E.: Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated these variances are to allow parking in the front yard; to allow parking c]oser than the required 5 feet from a property 1ine; to allow a garnage receptacle (dumpster) in the front rather tfian the rear or side yards; and to re�uce the required parking stalls from 10.5 to 8. Mr. Sobiech stated the Appeals Commission recor,imended approval of the variances with the sttpulation that curcing be installed, the parking lot be hard surfaced and Lhere be proper screening of the dumpster area. Councilman Fitzpatrick stated the question he hed was if there would be 8 useable stalis. Mr. Nansen stated it wouTd be possible to park in front of the dumpster. Councilman Fitzpatrirk questioned why the dumpster couldn't be lbcated in another area. �` Mr. Hansen siated he didn't know of any other place to put it as there is no a11ey and no room in back. MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to concur with the recomnendation of the Appeals Camnission to grant the variances to reduce the requireci number of parking stalls from i0.5 to 8; to ailow parking in the front.yard and closer than the requar�d 5 feet from the South proper�y line; to allow the dumpster to 75 � � .. _� : .�. ___�._ - - ._ 76� REGULAR MF.ETING OF APRIL 17, 1978 PAGE 6 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. Ne also felt if this was done, some of the tenants' view would be of the parking lot and others ►vould 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 event the Council had any � questions. UPON A VOICE VOTE TAKEN ON TNE MOTION, all voted aye, and Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. C. JOHN DOYLE; 441 HUGO STREET N.E.: Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, 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 recorrmendation of the Appeals Commission and grant a variance from the required 35 feet to 32 feet far the front yard setback. Seconded by Councilman Namernik. 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 TNE MINUTES OF THE CABLE TELEVISION MEETING OF r1ARCH 30, 1978: MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to receive the minutes of the Cable Television meeting of March 30, 197E• Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote; all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION QF RECEIVING TENNIS COURT BIDS AND REJECTING THEM 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 b�tds be re3ected. . Mr. Qureshi stated he felt tne City could get a bid price for these tennis courLs, from the present low badder for the street improvements, closer to the estimates and requested authorizdtion to negotiate for this project. MOTION by Councilman Schneider to reject all af the following bids � received for the tenni5 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. . j j � i �1 REGULAR MEETING OF APRIL 17, 1978 $ID BOND TOTAL BID SPRINGBROOK i PARK ; 7�TAL BIO FLANERY PARK � . 70TAL BID CRAIG PARK TOTAL BID WOODCREST TOTAL BIQ $ENJItMIN- BRIARDALE 6RAND 70TAL COMMENTS Bituminous Roadways - 2825 Cedar Ave. So. ��.. M'�ls • , MN . 55407 5% Bid Bond - St. Paul Fire & Marine Company $15,450.28 $11,222.66 $10,761.86 $18,995.00 $24,319.02 $80,748.82 Carlson La Vine 2II3i Aldrich Ave. So. Mpls., MN 55�08 5% Sid Bond - Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland $16,888.49 $11,500.44 $11,618.26 $18,545.77 $24,996.57 $83,548.87 RECEIVED at 11:06 a.m. Page 7, ?7 � Warren Excavating 14525 4foodhill Terr. Minnetonka, MN 5� Bid Bond - Universa) Surety Co. $14,745.61 $11,061.91 $11,2�,5.70 $17,923.36 $24,643.41 $79,829.99 MOTION by Cour,cilman Schneider to instruct the administration to proceed wiih negotiations with the current street contrac�or for the tennis court project. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. CQNSIQERA7ION QF POSSIBLE ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY FOR PARK PURPOSES: Or. Boudreau, Director of Parks and Recreation, introduced Mr. Charles Labeaux who appeared before the Councii regarding the possibility ef the City acquiring the back half of his property for park purposes. Mr. LaBeaux stated 12 years ago he bought a piece of land as an investmznt, based on the assurances of the City that a street would go in and make the back ha7f of his land buildable. He stated he finds now the City has decided not to put in a street which, in effect, landlocks him and does away with the investment value of the land. He felt this wasn't right and v:ould like to see a street go in. He stated, in talking �vith Dr. Boudreau, there �s 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 purposes. He felt either possibility was worth talking about. Mr. Sobiech stated the lot split referred to by Mr. Labeaux wa.s approved by the Council in 19�1 with certain stipulations and an easement was acquired in conjunction with the lot split of Mr. Labeaux's property, as well 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 ir. 0 1 i f , -----� ......__ .,m^..a._.,-,�-_-_.___�_._....n.�,...,...�..Q-� . - --__ ---__--- - _ __. .._.__. _-------__. i � REGULAR MEETING OF APRIL 17, 1978 � �R PAGE 8 ' � Mayor Nee asked if the Council ever adopted a street plan for this area. i i � Mr. Sobiech stated the lots were large enough for two bui�dable sites, therefore, the easements were required in the event they were developed, there would be access. He stated there was no overall plan which indicated 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 commitment 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 follow 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 tt�e 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. fie pointed out, before any street plan could be considered, the Council arould have to determine how it would affect certain properties and how those properties would benefit from the improvement. Mr. Herrick stated another possibility which exists is for the Council to revoke the authority to split the lot. Councilman Barnette stated Mr. Labeaux is apparently inierested in selling the property and felt negotiations should be opened regarding the possibiiity of acquiring Mr. Labeaux's property. MOTION by Councilman Sarnette to authorize the City staff to open negotiations w�th 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. Hs stated he realizes Mr. Labeaux's position and knows he would like to realize the potential of his investment. Dr. Boudreau stated 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. • � / � % �_y I �._.; � REGULAR MEETING OF APRIL 17, 1978 PAGE 4 7� UPON A VOICE VOTE TAKEN ON THE P40TION, all voted aye, and Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF EXECUT?ON OF JOINT POIJERS AGREEMENT WITH NEW BRIGHTON PERTAINING TO STORM SEWER OUTFALL IN INNS62UCK N�RTH AREA: Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated this.agreement wouid 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 exolained the plan was previously approved with the Innsbruck PJorth development, 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 Im�nrovement 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 City 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. RESOLUTION N0. 35-1 ING IMPROVEMENT, APPROVAL OF PLANS AND ORDERING 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. E ORDERING IMPROVEMENT APJD FINA S THEREOF: STREE7 IMRPOVEMENT This resclution involves the construction of sidewalks on the East 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. Hansen and the School Distr'ct wiii share in the costs of the sidewaiks and the costs for any other changes. He stated that Councilman Barnette had be2n in contact with the affected property owner, Mr. Saunders, and he wi11 give the City the easement for the sidewalk, with the understanding that there will be no assessment to his property. Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated the Scho�l District originally 9ndicated they would pay $78,OQ0 or 50% of the cost, but he understood that, since the cost rigures have changed, th�ey have agreed to share in these on a 50/50 basis. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated Mr. Pi?rce 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, ail votittg aye, MayQr Nee declared the motion carried unanimous7y. RESOLUTION N0. 33-1978 AP?ROVING PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR REPLACEMENT OF BRIDGES OVER I-694 AT h1AI,l STREET AND BURLINGTGN NORTHERN RAILROAD TRACKS: , ._��,._._..�. _,_.,....,-�-,.�:...,.�.,,.•..--�r-,�.....,.,--_-.-.�_.._._„_.,._,_...� . . ; ; � $ � REGULAR MEETING OF APRIL 17, 1978 PAGE 10 Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated adoption of this resolution is the initial step to ailow the Nighway Department to continue with planning and processing for expansion of the railroad bridge that ci°osses 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 Burlington 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 t4ayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION N0. 34-1978 APPROPRIATING MSAS FUNDS OF STATE AID SYSTEM ST. 1978-4 : , MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 34-1978. Seconded � by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee j 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 0ffice. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimousiy. 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, President, Chamber of Commerce dated 4-1A-78. Sec�nded by Councilma� Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. ESTIMATES: MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to approve the estimates as submitted. ._3 � — _�____�_ _.....,.,..�- � . . I � f I i' / ( �. � i 0 _ ---- - - � i_.: ._ � — _ . : � - -- ---- -- - ----- --- ..---- i REGULAR MEETING OF APRIL 17, 1978 �PAGE �11 8 I Smith, Juster, Feikema, Chartered 1250 Builders Exchange 3uilding _ _ Minneapolis, MN 55402 For legal services rendered as Prosecutor during March, 1978 � $1,880.00 Logan & Styrbicki, Court Reporters W-856 First National Bank St. Paul, MN 55101 For Depositions re: A. J. Chromy Construction 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, a11 voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNMENT: 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 Regular Meeting of the Fr9d]ey 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 Approved: , � i i � ,-:��°� �:=-= ttt.sot.trrTO� �o. � 1 R�SOLU'I'TON OItUI:R1NG IP11'ROV1:Mf:NT A;�b 1�IN/t1., 1'LANS AT:D SPrCIT�1- CA1'IOtiS AI�U L'STIt�fA`I'LS OP C057'S 'I7iL•I:I:OF: STREET IMPR�3VENIENT PROJECT ST. 1978-1, ADDENDUM #1 {JlIt;KEAS, Resolution No. 13-1978 adoptec] on t}�e bth day of Feb., 1978 � by tt:e City Counci.l, set t}ie date for hearang c�n thc proposed improvements, as specifical2y iioted in the ,\'otice of Hearing attaclled hereto for reference as Exhibit "A", and WI��F:IaAS, all af �l►e. �roperty owners tahose property is liable to be assessed wi.th thc making of thesc improvements (as noted in sai.d Noti.ce) were gi��en ten (10) days notice by mai3 and published notice oF .the Council [�: aring t}ireiigh two (2) �:eekly pub]ica�i.ens ef the required noti.ce, anci t:he hearing i-�as held and the proper.t}� owners heard thereon ��t the tiearing as noted in the said notice. NO{ti, T1iEREFO:?E, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Fridley, Anoka County, i�finnesota as follows: 1. That the following improvements proposed by Council. R�:sol.u�io;i No, 131-1977 are hereby ordered to be effected and comple-ted as soon as reasonably possible,to wit: � Street improvements, including grading, stabilized base, hot-mix bituminous mat, concrete curb and gutter, sidewalks, storm sewer system, water and sanitary sewer services and ottier facili�ies located as foliows: Meyers Avenue: Hillcrest Avenue: Burlington Northern Railroad Right-of�taay jVest to Existing East River Road Right-of-way Meyers Avenue to Hickory Drive 2. That work to be performed under this project may be periormed under one or more contrac�s as may be deenied advisabl.e upon receiprt af bids. 3. That the Public ltarks Director, Richard N. Sabiecii is hereby designated as the �ngineer �or thi.s improvemen�. He shall prepare iinal plans ar.d specifications £or the niaking cf such improveinerit . ADOPTED B1' 'THE CITX CGUNCII. OF TI3E CTTY OI' F1:IDL�Y TfiIS `_�AY Or , , 1978. . 1�9AYOR - {VILLI?1��1 J. NEL• AT7'EST : CITY CLEi:K - P1AP.VIN C. 13�2llNSELL ., ; . , PA�if�"�"`it�CREATION COMMI5SION MEETZNG� MARCH 27 L 1978 - PAGE 7 �. A Mr.. Bo�d�au asked Mr. Bowen if kie would Ue available on a consulting basis as the-�city did have some small areas that mioht_be--iaorkable. They had a sand dune area of 2.3 acres tha� was pne�"possible area. After Mr. St. Clair became more acquainted,--they wauld appreciaCe having Mr. Bowen as a possible resou�ce"�for information. Mr. Bowen stated he did,�s-ome c' onsulting and would be glad Co advise the city on whet r—an area was workable or not. . � . ,,`'`._ The.G.camai ssion expressed the�r appreciation to Mr. Bowe for his fi e presentation on prairie restoraCion: � IV. OTHER BUSINESS• 1. Hillcrest PLat Mr. Boudreau stated that he was sure the Commission was familiar with a small parcel of city land that was landlocked along the tracks in Hillcrest. He stated a Mr. Tim riunn had come before the City Council with a petition to improve Hill Avenue and Meyers Avenue, which were not improved roadways at this ti�e. By allawing Mr. Munn to do that, the city would then have access to their Zand. Mr. Munu's overriding goal was to come into that area, �ake a circle, and sub- divide the area that was platted as Iots in order to build homes. The park land wauld he right behind sane of those lots. Mr. Boudreau stated it had been mentioned at that City Council meeting (which he had not at�ended) that there might be such a thing that the park land could be sold or auctioned off. Since that City Council meeting, Mr. Boudreau had received ten phone calls from residents in that area stating �hey did not want the Zand soZd and wanted a park there because ot Iittle tots in the area. - Mr. Boudreau stated he liad received a follow-up letter from one of the people who had called expressing objection to private and/or public housing d�velopments in t�at area and that they needed a park there. Mr. Boudreau stated the area feeling was that the park Iand should not be put up for sale, but should be developed. As he saw the situation, rhey were talking about ownership of a 1.5 acre p?ece of Iand bordered on orie side by the railrosd tracics and it was mostly Iow Iand. He thought it �aas preserved as park property ,�nd then designated as a natural history area. He stated he thoe�ght they would be in a bind if they developed it into a[ot lot area and how could they eaplain its being preserved as a natural history area'which, when developed, would no longer be a natural history area? Could they justi£y a 1.5 acre parcel of land being developed as a rot lot when [he zpproved P.1rks & Open Space Plan stated that the city had many of these parcels of land that should be done away with in the city? xf this person went in and platted the l��end, there would be a 1fP1. . land dedication or IQ'!o of the total develo�ment. The lCllo land dedication would be abuut 42 feet and the money allocation would be araund $2,700. � •.� , PAI�F�"'�"1tECItEATION COMMISSION MEETI4d��_1�lRCH 27, 1978 - ppGg $ 1, �j . � Mr..Boudzeau stated titat it also stated in the Parks & Open Spa�e ' Plan that the city shoul3 acquire add�tional park land wherever feasible to make iC a usefu2 facili.ty. He thought they had the following alCernatives: • , . 1. They could take the land dedi,cation. ' 2. They could take the money dedication. � • 3. They could take tl�e�money dedication and sell the land. 4. They could attempt to purchase six parcels of land to give them an additional 2-2Z acres that then would make . a wozkable 3Z-4 acre park. ' � Mr. Boudzeau stated his recoamendation was eitrier to se11 the parcel of land because of the maintenance problem and that it would not serve as a neighborhood park, or buy additianal land to be able to develop it into a neighborhood park. MOTION by Jan Seeger, seconded by Leonard Moore, that the possibilities of selling the park Zand be exp�ored and the money put into escrow ' for providing access under the railroad tracks. This,would give access into the park system. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, � the motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNMENT • MOTION by Leonard rioore, seconded by Jan Seeger, to adjourn the rieeting at 9:55 p.u�. Upon a voi.ce vote, all voting aye, the motion caxried unanimously. ' . RespectfulZy submitted, � � . � �1 "� /Y t �-!� . . . Lynne Saba . �• Recording Secretary �, � 0 0 . i � 9 +��ra�.�rw��r r � „ �%.:. � .�,y ► —�--- t'rui�� t�u� r�rs,t: at NJl�l�i (11�f�1�`�ili C!'P1' :�i ri "::it; F;1 i':i UI' l' JCL•' '.'_:.__..__.. _.�..F1urch 29, 1978� µ �� f (l -----------��'�'�` � Dick Sobiech �'�F�T� Proposed Development �dorth of Nickory � Street, East of East R�iver Rnad 1C r�c►��o�n�al�ur� os-48o The Council has di��ected us to loo� into development plaris for this area along alith the proposed use o� the public property �n this area. 41e shoul d al so check on �vhat type of contro i ti�re have on thi s pubi i c property and ti•rhether this could be disposed of if that v��as th° desire of the Councii, or VJOUIC� ��re have to put it back on the tax forfeit list. � � Also work 1•rith the Park Department and s2e whether there is a need . for a parl: in this area, and should vre look into acquiri�g more property to sei�ve the neighborhood. If so, then we should put that into our capital improvement program. Thank you for your assistance. NhiQ/ms CC: Chuck Boudreau P;(:7i�"! 1 ;�'i 4jl 3%78;--- ' �. 4/17/78 - Please note attached alternat.es for development of City.ow�ied property in Hi.l.lcrest Addition. It is anticipated this item wi11 be before the C:ouncil i�iay lst to disciiss the street improvement. Also, please note the prc�cedure the City would need to follow in disposing of the property. � . _ , . � • , .. .. . .' . . . . .. • ' • . ' N ' � ... . . I • ` � � -. ' . � • .., ' .. . 1 "1 � Ai:�.L. � . � . ' � -��." . � ��... . � - . . - . . . :; .. _ r ... • . � t : :, . ... _ , : . �� ., . . . :_ �,�.T. � / . � � � a r s � � , , ' 1 D . - .. . . . . - � � . . � . , - . ... 'v .... . . . . ... . . � . . :r..�..+,..__. . � . . � � � ,«... , . _ E. //�f CORNER � ...., . -. .. . � .... -J� . . ! . `� iif.0 _ .. - ��- /l.7.Z_ . �� . « - . _. _ _ ✓/-!�� _ �-^'-�... �. . L _ _..._ ..... 7Z.T•...... � . ... 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' : � � _�� ' o ; �•` • • � .'_.'f� � w • \ � 2 •" �" �� i"'}� . h .. ! y... : � �ir�+ 7065,,,,,, � �� 1 y,7�li> :!O6C 1s " � %V13 �';^L� i_ - t � �; ' ----t--� ' 7 i : 3 � i q v � �',c. � � ' � � , 1 ` - • • - • � � �'�' ')7,t�` ...._'...,�.r�-r ?09 7Q�4 � :•, r- ' ., , CITY OF FRIDLEY MEMORANDUM MEMO TO: MEMO FROM: DATE : SUBJECT: Richard N. Sobiech, Public Works Director G�l yde V. Moravetz, Engineering Division April 12, 1978 CITY PROPERTY, BLOCK 2, HILLCREST ADDITION The city acquired Iots 11, 12 & 13, Block 2, Hillcrest Addition by a Tax Deed with the propertz� to be used exclusively for drainage. In order to legally use this land for park or any other purpose, or to se11, fhe city should do one of the following: 1. Clear title through a court proceeding. 2. Obtain a Warranty Deed from the previous owner. 3. a. Turn back the propert� to the State of Minnesota, in trust. b. Have the Anoka County Commissioners appraise the property at market value. c. Se11 back to Fridle� (this would give us clear title). 4. Relinquish the Tax Deed and have the property put back on the tax forfeit list. CVM/grs Attachments 0 j 1 �'� i rzLSOL�I•J'JON N0. _ I;CS�JLUTIO'� Oi2n�RING IMl'ROVEA?L•NT- �ND I�TN�L Pi�l1NS AND SPECIFI- ' C/1'I'TONS A1D ES1'IAt�'1TES OF COS'1'S T11ERIi0F: SANITARY SEWER AND WATER IMPROVEi�IENT PROJECT #124 {�1-IERF:RS, Resolution No, 15-1978 adonted on the 6th day of Feb., �978 by Lhe City Council, set the date for hearin�; on the proposed improvements, as specifically noted in the Notice of Hcarin� attached hereto for refcrence as Exhibit "A", and {Y�iEREAS, all of the property owners w}iose property is li,able to be assessed with the making of these improvements (as noted in said Notice) were given ten (10) days notice by mail and publi.slled �ZO�ice of the Council Hearing throug}i two (2j weekl.y publications of t}le required notice, and the hearing was held and the property owners ;�eard thereon at the hearing as noted in the said notice. I�0}d, TfiEREF012E, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Cauncil o£ the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota as follows: 1. That the follosaing improvements proposed by Council Resolution No. 14-1978 are hereby ordered to Ue effected and completed as soon as rea.sonably possible,to wit: tiVatermains, Sanitary Sewer Laterals with Service Connections, and Appurtenances,.located as follows: Meyers Avenuec Burlington Northern Railroad Right-of-way West to Existin� East River Roa� Right-of-way Hillcrest Avenue Meyers Avenue to Hickory Drive 2. That work to be performed under this project may be performed under. one or more contxacts as may be deemed advisable upon receipt of bids. 3. That the k'ublic 14orks I�irector., Richard N. Sot�iech is hereby designated as the Engi��eer :for this improvcir.ent. He s}lall prepare final plans and specifications for the making o£ such improvement. AUOPTEll BY THE CITY COIJNCiL OF THE CTTY .OF FRIDLEY TtIIS _ DAY OF , 1978. - MAYUR - tVILL1Mt J. NEE ATTF.ST: CITY CLl:l:t� - �f��1:V1N C. BRUNSL'LL 1I _ _ __ � l, ORDIN/iPlCE N0. ' ' - . . ....'Z'.�-�liF='t�:.CF.':.c .__ _� � � V AN 4RDIFlANCf TQ AMEND CHIIPTER 1�3 ENTITLED "FIREARMS" OF THE CITY CQQE OF TfIE CITY OF FRIDLEY AM� AMEPIDIPJG CNAPTER ll, SECTION 11.10 OF THE CITY � CODC REL.ATI PJG TO FEES ' 7he City Council of the City of Fridley does ordain as follows: That Chapter 103 be amended as follows: 103.01 Discharqe Prohibited It shall be unlawful to use, fire or discharge a firearm within the City of Fridley except by.a legally appointed police officer or•an individual under his/her direction in tne �erfornlance of his/h�r duties, or excep y perm� �ss d-6y t�e u;c Safety Direc±or to an approvea gun c u, _ range, gur�smith, v�terans organization dri11 team or other individuals or° organizations that displays need for said permit. Permits shall specify the conditions under which they are issued and valid. Permits may be revoked by the Public Safeiy Director ��hen in h�s/her opin�on, there is_a public saf�tv danger or infringement of peace and tranquility. Denied and revoked aermits mav be aoneaied to the Fridlev Citv Councii. That Chapter 11, S�ction 11.10 Fees, be amended by addin� the following: Code ;` Subdivision Fee 103 Firearms (Discharge $25 (One'day to one year) Permit FASSED A��D AQOP7ED QY TNE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS ATTEST: DAY OF , i978 MARVIN C. BRUNSELL - CITY CLE�K First Reading : Second Reading: Publish........ • � WILLIAM J. NEE - MAYOR � ��'�"""'� _______�.. c � o ��;� _-=_�;:1�� .I �i � ,� �a Ff � � �a�� 4 D�P�R'i'�,�rE�'�T a!•�� :"� �b�;� City of Fridtey � Ao;�'� ��` � � -- �� Ni innesota DATE FROM APRIL 19, 1978 SERGEANT WILKINSON SUBJECT GUN RANGE PEftMTT/LICENSING ��'�� TO JAb�S P. HILL 2A ON INFO X Regarding your request for informa�ion on what ordinances other cities may have �ertaining lic�nsing or otherwise permitting gun ranges within City limits, I cantacted the cities of Anoka, Blaine, and Golden Valley. I contacted Capic. Revering of the Anoka Police Depar�ment and theq have a similar si.tuation like us. T�Zey have an ordinance prohibiting the discharge of firearms within the City lim�ts, however, do not ha��e an ordinance permitting authorized gun ranges. They have an indoQr pistol range used by the City and Federal Cartridge Corporation has gun ranges within their pxoperty. Capt, Revering states the matter has never been agproa�ched as there has been no problem. I contacted Chief Hoagie of the Blaine Police Department and they ha�e the same situation. The Chief reports he attemp�ed to deal with this a couPle years ago and prepared a proposal for Council. He stated the matter was never acted upon and it is still unresolved. He agreed to send us a capy of what he had prepared. Deputy Director Glen Olson of Golden Va11ey Public Safety was contacted on this also. He states their ordinance prohibits fire- arms discharges within the City except for Iaw enforcement personnel in the course of duty or on a range for training purposes. The Hennepin County Range is the nnly one located in Golden Valley and it is used only by law enforcement personnel, therebl� no conilict with local ordinance. These cities are the on�� ones with ranges I am familiar with in the area, except for Minneapolis and St. Paul. KGtiY/pr ; : �rt� �,�, .__._.c- � .�� pt�LI�E �EPA��'�EiilT � �a1D�Ft _, � , � • �'� •� City of Fridley . ; ��° � , �� ;� 11A innes��a �.�, DATE APRIL 7, 1978 FROM JAI!�IES P. HILL SUBJECT DISCHARGE OF FIREARMS iNITHIN THE CITY LIMIT � • � -► � r TQ D�:CK SOBIECH MARVTN BRUNSELL 2� ONI INFO On Thursday, April 6, 1978 I received a call from Mr. Virgil W. Nordgren of 565 Hugo St. N. E., telephone 784-3833, inquiring about the possibility of acquiring a permit to discharge a firearm in the basement of his home in conjunction with gunsmith activities. X ►� City Code, Section 103.01 states, "It shall be unlawful to use, fire or discharge a firearm within the City of Fridley, except a licensed gun club, or except k�y a legaily appointed police officer in the performance of his official duties". PZr. Nordgren's situation would not iall within eithe� of the �xcept�ons. In addition, we eurrently ha�e no provisions even f�r the gun club exception relative to permit, cost, and qualifications in any other part of our Code. To my knowledge, the only situation that has arisen in �he past is a gun range situation within the confines of FMC which is s�ill actively operated. Technically, FAZC would be in voilation oi our Chapter 103 in that they do not have a current permit or license to operate this gun club. There appears to be a necessity at this time of establishing a system for a guia club`such as that opera�ed by Fr2C to acquire a permit or ],icense with established fees predetermined by Council. In addition, Council ma� wish to also include situations to which i�4r . �Tordgren related. � As I understand P,4r. Nordgreri's desires, he would like to bore a hole in his basement floor going down approximately eight feet into the ground. A metal �ube urould then be place�i in this hole for purposes of test firing weapons inside of his home. I understand that 1:his is a common procedure in some other gunsmith's homes within the area. r4r. Nordgren states,he has a gunsmith friPnd in Blaine who allegedly has a permit for this purpose from the City of Blaine. Mr. Nordgren also.stated he �vould bE glad to take photo- graphs of the Blaine situation ta present to the appropriate City officials. Air. Nordgren also stated he would be glad to discuss this situation with City Council or the appropriate City officials upon request. 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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 602 OF THE CITY CO�DE OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY EN'rITLED "BEER LICENSING" The City Council of the City of Fridley does ordain as follows: Section 602.08 Conditions of. License Subdivision 4. Employment of Minors No person under I9 shall be employed on the premises of a tavern, except that persons under 19 may be emp�oyed as musicians,bus-boys and kitchen help. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF ':'HE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAX OF 78. William J. Nee - Mayor ATTEST: Marvin C. B�unsell - City Cler � � °� "`�a�f�. � �a,o�F`�` �� :, :�� •, Ii�CA � � F� ° � � y::. �_,�.1 /ti/ t1� ! r POLICE DEPARTeVI�IlIT City of Fridley MtrtneSO�a ATE APRIL 19, 1978 ROM JAh�i�S P. HILL UBJECT AMENDN'IENT TO CIiAPTER 602 OF THE FRIDLEY CITY CODE 0 �� - r� r TO NASIIt� RURESHI . i 3A ACTION INFO X Attached you will find a proposed amendment to Chapter 602 of the Fridley City Code relating to beer licensing. By amending this Chapter, we will then provide the same type of conditions for employment of minors as is fo�nd in our liquor license ordinance. We are currently in a posi_tion af being forced to enforce Chapter 602 as �.�ritten due to a citizen complaint. (See attached letter to (�n-Sale Beer License establishments.) I do not feel that this is an appropriate provisi.on of our beer licensing ordinance since the more stringent liquor license ordinanc� has the exception. Council's immediate attention to this amendment would be appreciated. JPH/pr �`'Ae'-.,..,... .... , ,au:%��/ Ir' ��/�Y�, f .. .. � f :,�... . �...__9:��r� ;�i �i� ��.��, . � �! � i ��I �� R `f � , �: �;�� r � ��"� �� = � �r,��" 3 B 8431 UNIV�RSITY AVENUE W.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 55432 TELEPHONE ( B12)571-3450 April 18, 1978 T0: FRTDLEY BUSIN�SS�S HOLDING AN ON SALE BZ�R LIC�NSE The PoJ_ice Department has recentlg received a complaint that persons uncler tlze age of 19 are being emp7_cyed on the premises of some establishments hoZding an on sale beer license. It is recogr.ized that this may be an oversight or lack. of speci�ic kno�vledge of all pro��isi.ons of Fridley City Ordinance G47. For this reason �ve ar2 enclosing a copy af ordinance 647 for your information and complz�.nce. Your voluni;a.ry cocperation will be appreciated. Very truly s�ours, � • �f—l_ �1 ames PO Hill Assistant City ��Ianag�r. / Public Safety Dire�to-r JPH/pr Encl. ♦ p 6 . p„� . . cz��Y or r�;zn��Y � . � . � � . p�,�r�z�:TNG CG'�1��1I�SIU�vT 11 �; TIT�1G � n��r�iL 11 � 1 �)�8 --- - 4 C�tLT� T� ORi)�,R: Cliaix�per•son F?arris called 1;he Apri� 19, 19?8� Planning Commission mee�ing ta ordeY• at 7:37 P.M. ROLL CALL• Members Present: Storla, Oquist, H�rris, Suhrbier, Schnabel, Lar�genfeld Members Absent: Bergman - Oquist representing; - Peterson - Suhrbier representing Others Present: Jerrold Board:nan, City Planner APPROVE PLpI�Tt;I:`TG C01�!r.�ISSI01�1 MINU`I'�:�: APRTL 5, 1978 MOTION by Mr. L�ngenfeld, seconde3 b,y Mr. Storla, to approve the April 5, 1978, Planning Commission ninutes. Ms. Schnabel asked that t��ro typographical errors be corrected: . P age 9, 11 paragraph, secor:d sentence. The first word "It?' � should be changed to the word t'He'�. Page 10, 13th pa.ragra�h, second serLtence. The word t�herett should actually be t'her". IIPON A VOICE VOTE, all votin� aye, the mction carried unanimously. 1. AIRPORT PROPOSAL: Lee Ann Sporre Chairperson Harris said thai ihis item tiFrould be hdndled under ' Item 13, "O�ner Business�'. 2. � CONTINUED: PUBI,IC H�ARI^tG: RT:n`Jr ST �'CR S�'E�IAL USL PER�fIT,- SP �7� 8-05� BY �r��INII� nC)L:'�Ald: P'�ti ��F:IDLr.Y CI�Y C��D:�, :Si:C�'IO�� 2��. 13 i,�, A, �, LO �LLO �'! �'HE COI�STRUCTION OF A RECRFATIOid�.L TJS �L BUILDINC7 ON THE N�RTH ;700 F�F,T OF THr, SOLTTH 1 10 rj FEL ' OF `I'�iE EAST HALF OF iHF NORTH�A,.c�'i QUxRTr�R OF 'I'IiE .SOUT��iEAST QUARTER GF � SECTION 3, THE SAME BEING 8031 BEyCH STREET NE. Public Hearing open. Mr. I�oardman explained that �he City �f Fridley Police Depaz•tment checked with the Eagan Police Dep�rt�ent regarding the,�isco in Eagan. Each of the m�embers �� the Cor�r�ission receive� a copy of the correspondence from the Fridley Police Department and the Eagan Police Departm�ni. a- 0 a PL!'sNP1ING C�MMTS ;70r1 MF;rTTNG - 1�F�RIL 19, 1�7fi Pa�e 2 Mr. Boardman also pointed out that a Petit;ion was received from 12 businesse� in the area against the proposal. Chairperson Iiarri� read t;he petitior, to the members of the Planning Commission and the audience. MOTION by Ms. Schnabel, seconded by Mr. Langenfeld. to receive the petition opposing the construction of a teen disco recreatiori building to be located at 8031 Beech Street NE, Petition #8-1g78. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. The petition ti�as received at 7:43 P.M. MOTIOI3 by Mr. Langenfeld, seconded by Ms. Schnabel, to receive the memorandum from James P. Hill �f the Ca.ty oi Fridley Police Department and �he correspondence from Sergeant P atrick J. Geagan of the Eagan Police Depar�ment. UPON A VOICE VOTE, all vo�ing aye� the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Richard Carlson of 7900 Beech Street NE9 presid�nt of P ark Construction Company, said that he ovrned 20 acres directly across the street from the proposed Disco. He in.dic��ed tha-t one of his major concerns tivas the iact that presently Beech Street v�as a"speed v�ray" bet��reen 'j9th arid 81 st Avenues. He said that his property suffered enough damage from those cars and that he didn'� �rant the introduction of more cars into that area. He also said that he experienced the problem of refuse on his property. He said that ihe Company prasently had a�►ainter.ance person that keeps the property pic��d up, but a�airi he did not feel that the proposed nur�ber of individuals going into the area trould do anyth�ng but r�ult�..ply ar! alr�ady existir_g p� oblen. He said that the Company invested their money in �the garticular property because they presuried �hat the area �ras industrial, rie said tha� it tivould be a great concern of any nevr people en�ering zhe a.rea that tivanted to use the particular praperty for an industrial venture if the Disco ��ere allovaed to be constructed at 8031 Beech Strset. Mr. Carlson said that he and the Company recognized the fact �hat such a place tivas needed in the Ci-ty of Fridley, but he did not feel that the industrial location titras the proper place �o put a Disco Center far teen-agers. Mr. Don Harstad of 7101 High�vay #�65 Company said that th� praposed Disc detract from ��rhat the area ti�ras mean did not feel that the proposed teen 8031 Beech Street. He said that �h that industrial area have indicated the proposed cons�ruction. � NE, president of D. j"l. Harstad o Center for teen-agers ��rould t to be - an industrial park. He center should be located at e p�ople conducting business in that they are not in favor of 4A I'I,ANPIING C,�1�(1�II� �I�N MFT;TING - 11PRIL 19, 1�78 Pa�e 3 Mr. Brama said t�hat he was in favor of the prapoa�d discotheque. He felt it would be a development that could be integrated into Fridley's comprehensive plan for the area. tie said it would be tolerable �rith the other industriaZ uses that t��ere existent in the area. He said it ti�rould be a great benefit to the community in terms of wholesome free-time activity for the teen-agers in the City. Mr. Brama indzcated that the teen-center discotheque would be good for the Community and he felt that the development would be�compatible wiih the industrial aspect of the area. Ms. Suhrbier asked if it �vas knotvn how much vandalism had taken place as a result of the discotheque in Eagan. Mr. Rozman said that there had been very little. Mr. Rozman said that he felt it was time to consider the teen-ager and their free-time recreation. He said that the discotheque �vould offer er�tertainment for the teens in Fridley. He said it tivould be properly chaperoned. He said that not a.11 teens were bad and some credit had to be given ta the t�good�� teens of the society. He said tha� not all teeri-agers cause trouble and vandalize aroperty. He felt that the proposed location vras definitely good. He said that the particular area had very little traffic during �he evening hours and the building tivouldn't be located near residential areas. Ms. Schnabel indicated four areas that she was concerned with: 1) She tivanted to kno�v the square footage of' the proposed building. Mr. Boardman said that the Fire Code indicated there had to be 15 square feet per person. Ms. Schnabel said that the prop�sed building would be 15,000 square feet, with i2,000 square feet of useable dance floor. . Mr. Rozman said tha� there weuld never be more fihan the alloti�red �.number of people in the building at one time. He said the number would be controlled by the issuance of tickets. 2) Ms. Schnabel said that she was concerned of the fire safety of the building, Air. Rozman sai� that the building ��rould be c�onstructed sometivhat like a theater «rith ample exit doors. He said that the fire doors would only be locked from the outside, prohibiting entrance but would never be locked from �Lhe inside. He saici that at all times, the people in the �uilding would be able to get outo . 3) Ms. Schnabel was concerned abou�t the traffic flow. She �vanted to know the expected flotiv of traffic into and out of the area. Mr. Rozman said that the main flow of traffic would be from University Av�nue along 83rd and 79th. Mr, Razman said that �t would be mainly an evening operation and shouldn�t produce problems in the area as far as traffi� was • concerned. 0 4B YLl1NN1f�U (;U11f'[.I:i;iIUN t'll;l;l'1Pllx -!lt'!{1L I� i` C3 Yare Ms. Schnabel.u��as also concerned regarding the traffic flow onto 4 � East River Roaa. Mr. Rozman sa.id that East River Road would only be a secondary traffic flow route. . � 1�) Ms. Schnabel fourth area of concern tivas in security. She. tvanted to know if off-duty police officers �vould be employed. She also wanted to kno�tr if there would be any security for the adjacent businesses in the area. Mr. Rozman said that Mr. Brama owned most of the land nearby. Mr. Brama pointed out that Park Construction Co�npany had a fenced equipment yard across the street. Mr. Storla r�d through #6 of the recommenda�ions in the memarandum from the Fridley Police Department. He wanted to know Mr. Rozman's commen�s regarding the item. Mr. Roz�an felt that it was an ativfully steep fee. Mr. Boardman explained the item to the Commission and the audience. He said that the police departmeni was greatly concerned about the health, safety, and ti�relfare factors for the citzzens of the area, including the business otiJners in the area. He said that there had been an increased rise in vand�lism over the past feti�r years in the area� a rise in theft complaints (�=rhich could be caused by the isolated situ�tion of -the area), ana a rise in disorderly conduct, assults, drinking, and drug viol.ations in the immediate area, Mr. Bo�rdmar.. said that the Police Department felt that this tivould be the problem svzth the prox�osed concept. He said that it <<rould be hard to control what ti�rould be happening in the cars and they tivouldn�t be able to control the happenings once the teens left the establishment. Mr. Boardman pointed out that because of the above there tivould have to be an increase in police protection in that area during those hours of operation. He saic� that Mr. Hill did indicate that the ccsts mentioned vrere estima�ES and that they cauld be more and possibly less, but tivould cost semewhere; in that general area of dollars� Mr. Boardman said tha� there ��ould undoubtedly be an increase of litter in the area� af ti��hich the exis'ting businesses are already plagued with. Mr. Rozman �vanted to kno�r rrhay all teens had to be do�tmgraded. He felt that people today had to believe that teens are realiy a lot better than only thievess drug addicts, and drunks. He didn't feel tha� the establishmen� ��rould dra.�x� the type of teens that cause trouble. He said that �he entire establishment and parking Iot would be poZiced. He said that the clientele at the Eagan Disco Center are not the type of trouble-mal�ers that the Police Department tivere tivorried about. Mr. Rozman said that a large•number of the teens are brought to the disco center by their parents and picked up after the dancing is over. He said that not all the teens would be driving themselves. ..,� PL/�idNIA1G C�1�P�II �aI�N MET;TING - 11�'RIL 1�, 1978 . . . . . Pa�;e . 5 . . . . . . Mr. Boardman asked how many parking spaces would be provided for. ' 4 D Mr. Rozrnan sa.id that he wasn�t sure ho�v many �vould be needed. He said it ��ras hard to estimate because the Disco Center in Ea�an shared the pa.r�;in� lot iarith the shoppin� center. He said that it v�asn't even possible for him to estimate the number of �paces he would need. Mr. Langenfeld pointed out that i�: should be remembered by the members of the Commission that a Special L�se Permit �vas being requested. He also said th�t Mr. Rozman haci been supportative of any sugges�ions and recommendations that had been made by the Police Department. Mr. Rozman said ihat it ti��as his intention to have a Disco Center for the teen-a�ers in the area and he planned to operate the Center as long as the Center held its own� dollar vrisee Ms. Suhrbier asked if �he Disco Center in Eagan �vas still popular. Mr. Rozman said that it tivas more popular than ever. He sai.d the problem .existed ��rhere many ti�ES �ceens tivere turned at�ray because there ��ere too many ti�ranting admittance. He said tha� ti�as why he v�anted to establish a center in the North suburbs. � Ms. Suhrbier said that it tivas hard for the teens in Fridley to drive all the tvay to Eagan to attend the Diseo Cerlter. Sne sa,.i.d that she was ati��are of the fact that the teens ��rere presently drivin.g �hat distance, She agreed that there ti��as a need to have a Disco Center in the area, mainly to alleviate i�he problems of the area teens having �o drive that great distance. Ms. Schnabel asked ti�Jhat the hours v�ere going to be. Mr.'Rozman said that it tivould be open until midnight on Friday and Saturday and until 10:00 P.M� on Sunday during the school year. Mr. Langenfeld asked Nir. Storla if he was aware of the need or desire for the proposed Disco Center. Mr. Storla said that presently he and Ms. Gabel chaperoned teen dances each tveek-end. He said that i� l��as mainiy for the Junior High age group� but he said that attendance tivas astounding. He said there tivas alurays 300+ teens at the dances. He said that they hadn't exper�enced any really serious prob� ems and he felt the d�ices were tivorking out great. Ms. Gabel pointed out that �he felt one of the na.in reasons there v�eren't any serious problems ��as because there �vas one chaperone for every 30 teens. She didn't think that 8-10 chaperones for 1000+ teens was adequate. PJ�I�NNINC, C�t�'142»TOTI NiT;TT�NC - J�PRIT, 19, 1 g7� P��e 6- __._r.� Mr. Rozman assured everyone that thcre woulci be adequate chaperones 4 E at the Uisco Center. He said that the teens .vould be at the center, dancin� ar,d having fun and he really didn't feel there would be that much trouble. Mr, Rozman said there would only be soft drinks and snacks available at the Disco Center. He said there would be absolutely no beer or alcoholic beverages served. � Mr. Burandt said that there �vas a rea7. void in the recreation program in Fridley for that age group. He felt that the concept of the Disco Center was good and vrould be �ood for Fridley. Mr. Trocke of 6035 -2nd Street said that the Commission had before them a petition from the businesses in the area sta�ing that they did not vtant the proposed Disco in that area. He said that the area vr�s near North Park. He sazd that anyone walki.ng through the woods of North Park could observe what a dumping place North P ark had become. He said that much of that trash was dumped there by teen-agers parking in the area and shoiving no concern for the property. He sa�.d that some heed should be given to ihe people that signed the petition because they �vere the ones that would have to cope vaith the problems of trash and vandalism. Mr. Bob Schroer of 1�g0 Rice Creek Blvd said that he vras not nearly so much opposed to the type of operation but he was mostly concerned that it was being proposed for an industr�al area. He felt that it would be encouraging too much trafiic into the area. Mr. Brama sald t�at the traffic problem was one of the reasons that site was proposed. He said that the Disco Center nrould be an evening business and uroulci not add to any of the traffic that travels through the area during the day. Mr. Schroer said that the concern vras that once the customers left the building, they crould be "lvanderin�f� through the neighborhooa, He said tha� the businesses in th� area were concerned about the resu�ting refuse and vas�dali.sm. He fe�t the Disco Center vrould be better if it v�ere located en the main high�vay instead of back in the industrial are a. Chairperson Harris said that in the Zoning Code under Seetion 205.101 Section B, C2 General Business and C2S General Shopping Areas the particular type of commercial recreation is in the accepted use without a Special Use Permi�. He said that the Disco Cent;er zvas being proposed for an Industz•ial Area. He sai.d that it was also a permitted use of Section 205.131 under Section 3,3 �vith a Special Use�Per�it. He indicated to th� ComMission' that it «ras allo��ed in two places, one Nith a Special Use Permit and one pZace tivithaut. He said it was before the Commission because the dzstrict vras zoneci M2. PLIINNIPiG COMMT`� �70P1 Mi?T;TINCf — 11PRIL 1�, 1 �7& Pat'� 7 , ` 4� Chairperson Harris said that the �otal Section 23 Public Dances of the Cocie ��ould have to be complied e�it;h. IIe explained that the Section laid out �pecifications for �he applicant, eyp�a.ns ihe qualifications, the fee that ��ould have to be paid, and the deta�.ls of the po�ting of the permit. He said it ti��as also stated in the Code that the person to �vhom the permit ti��as to be issued would be held responsible for the manner and conduct of said dance. He said that a police officer/s must be present at all times �,Jhil� public dancing was being held. Chairperson Harris said that Section 801 of the Code dealt with the Curfevr la��s. He said that the curfe�•r for people under the a�e 1$ was 9:30 P.M, t�2r. Harris indicated that he tivas merely pointing out the law for Mr. Rozman's information. . Ms. Suhrbier asked Mr. Storla �vhat time �he Junior High Disco tivas over. Mr. Storla said that it ran until 10:00 P.M, Ho�vever, he said that since it tivas Junior High aged teens9 none of them drove and vrere all picked up by parents. Mr. Storla rras still concerned about the t�fee" that tivas mentioned in Item �6 of �he memora.ndum received from the Fridley Police De�artment. Mr. Boa.rd?z:an s�id that i+ tivas felt that some compensation should be made to the City due to the inerease police activity in the area due to the operation ef. the Discc� Center. Mr. Rozman said it �ras not knoti•rn th�at the additional police activity wo�xld be needed. Mr. Boardman indicated that it. 1�rasn't sure it ti�rould happen but if it did require additional police ac-�ivity -�hen the City should be compensated. He said that there had to bs some correlation betNeen Mr. Rozman's estab?ishment and the police force. Mr. Rozman didn�t feel that t�e amount stateci by the Police Department was a fair dollar figure. He said that no other operations tvere charged $125 an hour extra for possible increase in police activityo Mr. Rozman said thai; in the Eagan operation it has proven that there hasn't been tha� �ucr� of an increase in �he pol.ice activity resulting fr�m the teen center. � Mr. Carlson tivanted to kno�v why Mr. Rozman didn't pizt the establishment in one of the conmerciaZ areas in Fridley. He said that the businesses weren't opposed to the concept of the Disco Center, only to the 1�cation that l�ir. Rozman tivants to put i�. ?ie said that that type of operation did not belong in an industrial area. PLnr�rll�rrc C�Pft�lT^ �z�tr r�rr'PING - APRIL 19, 1��78 Pa�e 8 . . �� G Mr. Rozmzn saa.d that the reasan he liked th�,� particular area vras because it <<�as by itself. IIe said it �va�rz't around any residential areas and it �r�ouldn't ini;erfere tivith any of the bu �inesses because it ��rould only be in operation in the evenin� ��hen the other businesses vrould be closed. MOTIOri by ?�r. Langenfeld, seconded by Ms. Suhrbier, to close the Public Iiearin�. Upon a voice vote, all vo�in� aye, the motion carried unanimou�ly. Thc Public Hearin� vras closed at 8:48 P,M. � Mr. Lan�enfeld pointed out �he the Commisszon ti��as consiciering � a Special Use Permit and not a Rezonin�a He said that in considering the Special Use Permit he said that the Commission could e-r,ercise control by various stipulations. He alsa ti��anted to, kno�r vrhere the teen-agers of Fridley �irere presently at. �e said that since the area was already a designated urea, perhaps it tisrould be best to leave the area alone and keep it entirely for its designated purpose. Ms. �chnabel said ihat she felt there vras indeed a need for that type of recreation for the teen-agers in Fridley. She sugges�ed that the maxir�un age for the Disco Center be 17 rather than 19 to help alleviate the possibility of drinking viola�;ions. She vras concerned about the hours of operation that rras being proposed ti�rith relationship to the Curfe:•� lav�s in the City of Fridley. . Ms. Schnabel said that her main concern tivas that the area iaras designated as an industr�.a1 area� an� she felt that the Disco Center 1��ou1.d be betier for a commercial area. She said that varLdalism rrould definitely be a problem. She said that the oth�r propert,y o��rners rrould have to increase their security thus adding an additional financial burden on the business oixmers. She a�sa had. a concern re�arding the traffic safety. She said that there could be up to 200 cars at the establishment with the young people driving them. She said she ��ras concerned about the railroad tr�cks and East River Road. She tFras a�so concerned about that number of cars being in that industrial area a� that time of night. Ms. Schnabel said that she felt the D�.sco Center i�as a tvorth��hile • facility to provide for that age group, hovrever she did not feel it would be ti�rcrthrrhile f or that particuiar area. Chairperson Harris said that he fe].t ihat it �vas a good concept and �ras probably needed in the City of Fridley, hovrever he questioned L11A advisability of putting the Disco Center in the industrail location. MOTICN BY ris. Schiiabel, seconded by Mr. Oc�uist, that the Planning Commission recommend denial. of the request for Special"Use Permit, SP #�78-05, by Bennie Rozman: Per Fridley City Code, Section 205.131, 3:A,3, to all.otir the construc�ion of a recreational use buiZdzng on the North 300 feet of the Souih 1]05 feet of the East half of the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Secti.on 3, the same being 8031 Beech Street NE� � ��z�nrrrrzrlr� r,o1�?�r.r:�TOr? rtT;?�PIP1G - nnr,zr, � . � s �p� e . . . . . , . t�is., Schriabel said thai; her reason of recommending denial was based on the m�ny stated. concerns. She said that she v�as concerned about the health, �afety, and ti,elfare of the acij�cent property o�vners and par.ticularly the safety and ti�relfa�e of the prospective �cus�omers that vrould be uUin� the particul.ar facility iri that area. She said she vras noi; opposed to a Disco Center, bu�; she wa� opposed to it going in�o the particular location. She said that it was not a compata,ble use with the rest of the surrounding properties. UPON � VOIC� VOT�, Mr. Oquist, Ms. Schnabel, P�ir. Langenfeld voting aye; Mr. Storla �a r�s. Suhrbier votZng nay; P�1r. HarrZS abstaining� the motion carried., . Chai rperson Harris indicated that he abstained his vote because he t�ras an affected property oc�rner. Mr. Rozman �hankec? the tv:o commission members �ha� voted in his favor. He said that he felt very sorry for the people that uranted the Disco denied. He said that they ti�rere denyin� something that ti�as reall.y needed. He felt it ��as ti�e to quit saying that teens i�rere a].l bad.. He said that the teens �oday are the citizens of tomorro��r. He fel� that the problems ��rith the society �vas rnore with the parents than tivith the teens. , Mr� Oquist said that the members af the Commission DID TvOT deny the disco center. They denied -the request because oi tJhere rir. Roz�an vranted that disco located. He indicuted that there ;�rere problems �vith m�,r.y of the teens today and that �ras a�parent in any schcol parking lot a person ;vould ttrant to abserve„ He said that because the members of the Commission c��ere concerned citizens that they `�rauld prefer to see the Disco Center locatec� at a more accessible and better controlled Comnercial site. 3. PUBLTC H�ARITIG: Rr70NING P,E�UEST ZQA �-` 8-0�� CITY 0� FRID�?;Y: �TO ESTABLTSH A i�?�','; LGITII'ZG DTS�i'RICT� S- SFECIIiL `LOr:IP�G DISIRICT) AND TO RFZONE THE FOLLO!7II�TG PROP�RTY TO THIS DISTRICT: BLOCKS �, 6, 7& 8, HYDE P.�RK ADDITIOrI r ROr4 R-2 ( T`,l0 F��1ILY D'�7ELLTNG AREAS) T0 S- i; AND BLOCKS 9, 10, Z1� & 23, HYDE P�Rk , FR0:�7 R--3 ( GEPtER�I, MULTTPLE F��iILY D'�IELLING Ai�EAS) TO S-1 ; AND BLOCKS 1 1,1 Z, 21 � 22� 25� 2�, Z7 & 28, HYDE PARK, FROM C-2 ( GEI�JERAI, BUSINE.SS AREAS) TO S-1 ; 1�.'�tD BLOGKS 1& Z, CITY Vluti`J ADDITIGN, FROM C-2 ( GENuR.9L BUSINESS r�R�AS) TO S-1 , GL'N�R�ILLY LOCATJD FROP�1 57th PL110E NE TO 615T AVLtU� NE; AND UNIVERSITY AVENUE TO MAIN STREET. MOTION by A�r. Lan�enfeld, seconded by Ms. Schnabel, to Qopen the Public Hearing. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. The Public Fiearing tivas opened at 9:04 P�M. �H � ,, F'?.�/1NNING C�1�114TSST�t�I MT:T;TI1`1G -- 11PP.IL 1 1 8 Pa . e 10 Mr. Loardman said that the Iiyde P ark area has had a number af � specific problems in the past. �Ie said that hardships tvere put on the residential homes in the area l��hen 1/3 c,f the area v�tas rezaned to Cammercial in �969. He said that �he residential homes �vere classifzed as non-conformin� use. He saici that a resident group ti�ranted to l;notir ��hat could be done to correct the problem. Fie said that tt��o meetings v�ere held vJith the residents in the area and at those meetin�;s the residents chose a 16 member neighborhood council. He said that six meetings ti�rere held ti��ith the neighborhood council at �vhich they decided upon the Crdinance that the Commission had before them. . i�Ir. Boardman said that the Hyde Park area ;�ras a unique situation. He said it rras decided upon to call the area a Special Zoning district. He said that the neighborhood council v�anted the zoning set up so that people ��ould be able to u�ilize their existino facilities and if they �vere over 50/ destroyed, they �vould be allo�fred to rebuild to their present cod.e restrictions. I�e said that the neighborhood generally ��ranted to be reclassified as a single-family area. They �Tran.ted to retain the characteristics of a single--far:iily area. He said that further nultiple dtrellin� developments tirould be resiricted hoti�rever the present �ultiple and commercial praperty ovrne-rs ,=rould be allot��ed to maintain their establishments. He said that because.of �he conditions of that type of zon�ng they had �o go to a Special Zoning district. Mre Boardman read through the special features of the Ordinance. He explained several points of the Ordinance as he read through �;hem. Mr. Robert Young of 580'� 3rd Street �TE said that it vras dependent on the rezonind of the are�. as to rrhat type cf streei tivas put in on Third Street. He said that he �Jas presently Commercial but if that area was rezoned to S-i he didn�t feel they should have to pay for the commercial street. Mr..Boardman said that it would be a decision �hat City Council would have to handle. Chairperson Harris said that there toas definitely a difference b�tt�een a residential street and a commercial street. He said that the commercial streets ti��ere nine-ton streets and �he residential streets Nere four-ton streets� He said that it wou�d be a determination that would have to b�e made by the City Council. Mr. Boardman said that there vrould b� no street improvements started before the zoning eras determined. He said tha� any measuring that was takin� place r�as determznir�g th� property lines. Mr. Boardman explained that the type of street that cvauld go into a particular area ��ould be deterMined by the City Council. He said that tvith the S-1 District, there ��rould be no raore expansion of businesses in the area. He said that the existing �iusinesses t��ould be allo�ved to remain. fIe said that it ��rould have to be determined at that tim� if the exis�ing bus�nesses �voulc� put a load on a residential street. H.e said if it zvas determined that the businesses �vould put a load on a residential street� then the street would be made a commercial street. Mr. Boardman again said that.it would be a City Council decision. 4r r- z ntlrzTrr� c�t�r�z :�r�rr M�rT�:rrc - nnRTr � 9, � 97`� P�r�� >> Mr. Ron 1�fcCl�in of 6007 I��ain atreet r1i� said that he had a7.ready attended an a��e�smen� mectinr; at C� i;y Iiall. Iie said that ha.s assesUment; for a Commercial Stree� vrould bc approximat;ely �28.61 and the residential st;reets t�rould be approximatcly �&.61 , Ms. Gabel said that it �vas the street improvement project hearing. She said that. the fi�ures th.at Mr. I�IcClain had tivere approximate costs, Mr. Boardman said this �� ti��as not the assessment hearing. Iie said tha�; everyone vrould be avrare of the fact vrhen the assessment public hearin� ti�rould be held. Mr. L. A. Mug�li of RR ��z, North Branch, MN, wanted to knov� tivho_ the rezoning of the Hyde Park area c�ras requested by. He said that no individ.ual should have to go out of their vray to find out who made a certain request. Mr. I�Suggli said that in most of the discussion that he had heard so far the term "residents' ti�ras freely used. He said that tn� term "property o;T:ner�� should be used. Any rezoning or street im�rovements or anything else �vas the concern of the property ov�ners and not the residents that lived in the buildings. Chairperson Harris said that a petition vras submitted to City Hall requesting the rezonin� of certain areas. Mr. Mu�gli pointed out th�t at the time the area was zoned ccmrr.er�ial, �he property olrners ��rer� not informed -that they would be c�r_sidered non-conforming uses. Mr. Mu�gli ti�ranted to knoi*r if the Special Zoning would prevent a propert;y ot�rner from recourse if he ��rould tivant tc build on a piece of property that l�ras formally zoned commercial, but with the rezor�ing would be made residential. Chairperson Harris said that property otif�ners �vould never lose that right t� recourse. Mr. Muggli ;uanted to know if the city ordinance said that a pers�n Could not builci on a 1�0 foot lot,. Chairperson Harris said ihat it was a City policy. Mr. Mug�Ii indicated that the City was then preventing someone from doing something ti�rith a piece of property that they o�vned. 0 ■ � � t� , PL/1NNING C�P�iMIS"ION MFrTIPJG -/tPR7L, 19, 1�7$ Pat;e 1�- Mr. Mug�li �aid that he owned a 40 foot lot which tivas a co�ner lot. 4 j(. Iie saici that he isn't permitted to do anythin� vrith that lot, bu� that he v�ould bc as;:�esseci for street improvements for that lot. He saici that he pays taxes on that lot but he stzll can't�do anything with the lot. Iie dicln't like the idea that the City officials were telling him that he can't buil�. on that piece of property, but he has to pay every time the Cit;y officials decide to do �omething ti��ith the property � or the area. He vranted to knovr if there �vas a solution. Chairperson Harris said that at any time, a cztizen had the optio n to appeal any ruling made by the City of Fridley. Mr. Boardman said that all the notices for.Public I�earings are alvrays sent to the propertJ ormers and not to the residents. Ms. Gabe1 said tha� in terms of the rezoning, no one vras asking for any�;hin� special. She said they merely �aranted to protect and preserve their property. She said that many people ti�rere living in over- cro�vded conditions because they can't afford �o move nut of the area and ihey can't add-on because they are considered non-conforming use and it vras not perr�itted. Ms. Gabel poZnted out that everyone that served on t�e neighborhood commi.ttee �vere residents of the area and property o<<mers. Ms, Gabel indicated that there ti�rere 200 d�vell�.ngs in the Hyde Park area that ��rere used as residen�ial �nd there cvas three businesses plus Northtirestern Bell. She said that she tivas speaking in favor of the rezoning. � Ms. Calquire of 5780-zz Street NE said that she tii�as in favor of the rezoning. She vranted to knozx� about �che use af �he pro�erty �hat was o�med by Burlington on �;he �`Test side of Main Street. Mr.�Boardman said that the �ity had a letter from the Superintendent of Burling�on on the tiveed problem that has existed on th�t property. The Superintendent sazd that anyone 1�ho had problems :vith that property should call him directly, He said that �hey lvere conscious of the tiveed problem. Ms. Calquire said that she ti�ralked through that area every day and nras continual.ly surprised by the conditions of the area. She said she couldn'� understand rrhy the residents allotived the condition to continue. She fel� that ther� sl�ould be �ore pride on the part of the residents or there should ba some motivation from City Hail to g�,t that area cZeaned up and kept cleaned• up. Chairperson Harris said that �vas vrhat the �vho].e �hing �vas about. He sa�_d that ti��as tirhy they �rere at City Ha11 that night - to clean up the Hyde Park area. I'1.�1�lVI� l l�lr l�lli`L"11 �)�>1 VIY 1°I I'�l',l 1l`�1Y - 111'IU.1� 1>� 1`j /n Y�(;e 1� . Mr, Cqui�t indicated that thc residents should work with and through Ur � the nei�hborhood�committee. Ms, Calquire v�anted to knoti�r v�hat could be done about a parcel of land located at the intersection of 2nd S�Lreet, 2� Street and the part of 57� Street that joins the t�vo. � Chairperson Harris said that any improvements on that piece of land vrou].d have to be requested by the adjacent land avmers; hov�ever, he said that Staff could contact those land oti��ners. Mr. Boardman said that a part of that intersection was included in the s�reet imrpovement plan for the area. He said that he.vrould look into the possibilities of that piece of land. . . Ms. Calquire said that she tivasn�t interested in a vacatinn, but she felt that perhaps the City of Fridley could clean up that land and improve on the �'nature�� that vras already present there. Nr. Boardman said that he tivould look into the matter. Mr. Trocke said that he ti��as in favor of the rezoning and the pZanned improvements for the area, He said that the tix�ay the ordinance vras set up, no one in �he Hyde Park area ti��ould be hurt. He said that �he present landlords ��ould be permitted to reUuild the�r multiple dti�rellings should they be destroyed; he said that the commercial olvners tii�ould be permitteci to rebuild their estab�.ishr�ents should they be destroyed. H� said that the Comrait �ee tixras basica�.ly trying to make the area a residential neighborhood and since the majority of the dtivellings v�ere residential, he fei� it should be r�zoned. Mr. Ben F. Carman o� 5955-�Z Street NE said that he tivas in favor of rezoning the area to residential. Mr. John Bachand of 5945 2nd Street NE spoke in favor of the rezaning. He said that he a1.so wanted to see Burlington clean up their par� of the area. He said that the residents in �he neighborhood are con�inually having to clean up their yards of tumble i�reeds and litter. Ms. Peggy Nelaland of 5841-2� Street NE said that she r�orked on the committee and ti��as very much in favor of the rezoning. She said that everything had been discussed at 1.ength and many co�npromises had to be made. Hor;ever� she felt it vras a��rorthti�rhile pr�ject and she really wanted to see the rezoning take place. A person in �he audience said that he ovmed a vacant 1�t in the Hyde Park area. He ��lanted to knotiv crhat he cou]:d put on that lot. Mr. Boardmans said that the only allowable use �vould be a single family dtirelling, PLANTiT11G C�P�11�1T ;SIOr1 1�ET;TIr1G - APl?TL 1, 1978 � Pa�e 14 _ ' 4 f,� Mr. Lan�;enfeld said that it tivas really nice to see the citizens �roup to�ethcr, and ti�rith the City, meetand approach a common goal - to make the Hyde ParL area a better place in l�thich to live. Iie indicated that notiv they ��ere all joinec3 t;o�e�her, the. citizens shou].dn't let th� City, forget tha� they eyist. P�s, Schnabel said that there had been a lot of give and take done among � �he pro�erty o,•mers and residents, who have been involved in the meetings of the nei�hborhood �roup, She felt that everyone had ti�rorked hard to co�e up ti�:ith the plan that had been presented. She complimented them on the stru�gle� they have had. Sre said they had demonstrated a very valuable thing for the Community � Mr. Frank Gabrelcek felt that property zoned commercial tivere much more valuable than residential properties. He tiiras not in favor of the rezoning. A person from the audience sugge�ted that the people presently ovming vacant lots could have tre d.eciszon as to tvhether they kept the lots commercial or rezoned them to residential. Mr. Boardman said that the purpose of the rezoning vras to stablize the area and to start getting a resic2ential. quality into the area. Ms. Theresa Abitz of 216-57th Flace NE said that she tivanted to be included in the area to be rezoned. Mr. Boardman said that Ms. Abitz's problems vrith her property Nere realized by Ci �y Hall. Hoti.�ever he said that it vras more logical to leave that par�Licular property as commercial zoning. Chairperson Harris suggested that Staff give �he request by Ms. Abitz some close consideration. Ms. Abii;z said that she ti�ranted to sell her house. She said she would have a buyer� if the land rTas zoned residential. She said that no one tivas interested in her house as long as it was zoned commercial. Ms. Schnabel said that the only thing that tivas happeni.n� on the property as commercial tivas that the homes on t;he lots irere deteriorating� SrLe said that if the lot �vas zoned residentiaZ� a� least �he existing structure could be upgraded. Mr. Joseph Zizak of �79i-2-� Street lVE vJanted to know ti�rhy cu�bings were being put into the area. ° Chairperson Harris said that it �vas a policy of the City of Fridley that all the strents in Fridley �vould be upgraded ti�rith curbs and gutters. Hs said that the policy ti�ras adop�ed fifteen years ago. . MO'rI.ON by Mr. Lan�cnfeld, �econded by T�r. Storla, to close �he Public ,� �� Heari.n�. Upon a voice vote, all vol;in� aye, the motion carried unani.mously. The Public Hearing ��ra� �1 c�Ued at 10: 37 P.P�I. Chairperson Iiarris said that; under Section 2�?28 Land�capin�, item 2 A should llave the vrord ��soddin�" chan�ed to "gra�s��. Mr. Boardman said that he t�rould m�e that changeo Chairperson Harris complimented staff on their indul�ence in ti�rorking tivith the neighbarhood. He said he i�rculd li��e to see that type of cooperation spread out through the tivhole City of Fric�ley. Mr. Oquis� said that the Committee did an excellent.job. He reminded that Committee to keep very active and promate their neighborhood, Ms. Schnabel said that she tvas still concerned about r�is. Abitz�s property. She said that she had mixed feelings on. the subject. She said that spot rezonin�s should not be encouraged. Ho�vever, she felt that the property o��rner tiras being penalized in the sale of her pro�erty. She also said that if the adjacent property tiras det�riorating that perhaps by changin ; it to a residential zonir.g �rouid enable them to update the property because they ti�rould be qualified to receive funding, Ms. Schnabel said that if the zoning ��rasn't chan�ed and someone v�anted to buy the property to develop as residential, financing ��rould be very di.fficult to obtain. Mr. Boardman said tha� it wauld be very hard to pror�ote residenti.al developnent on that land because of its location. Ms. SchnabeZ said that Cor�merc�al developers tiroula be very limited as to vrhat could be put en that piece of property because of the siz�e of the parcel of land. Mr. Boardman said that he �1Jas concerned about the property otianer however the total develobr�ent of the property should also be considered. He said it had to be decided tivhether to promote commercial development or residential. MOTION by rZr. Langenfeld! seconded by Ms. Suhrbier, that the Plarining Commission recommend approval of the Rezoning Reauest, ZOA ,��-78-04: city of I'ridley: To establish a neyv Zoning ?�istrict, S-1 (Special Zoning District) and to rezone the follotiving �.roperty to this district: Rlocks 5,5,7 & 8 Ayde Park Additi.on from R-2 (�tivo family d�velling areas) to S-1 ; Blocks 9,10,2�. & 23, Hyde Park� fro� R-3 (general multzp�e family d�velling areas) to S-1 ; Blocks 11, 12, 21, 22, 25: 26, 27 & 28, Hyde F ark, from C-2 (general business areas) to S-1; and Blocks 1& 2, City View Addition; from C-2 (ger.eral business areas) to S-1, generally locatsd from 5?th Place NE to 61st Acenue NE, and Un�iversity Avenue to Main Street. Mr. Lan�;enfeld said that hc e�a ; fu11y avrare of th� problem re�;arding 4 Q Ms. �bi�7,'� property but he felt that it could be the start of a � movement to��rards spot rezonin� anc� he ��rasn't in agreement tivith that concept. � Ms.. Schnabel said that the City Council could be alerted of the problems of the lots and perhaps they may have some solu�ion that the Planning Commission had not thought of. UP�Pt � VOIC� VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Boardman said that T�Ir. Ray Leek ��ras the City Staff representative to the Hyc:e Park area. �F. T�1G: CO?ISIT�rRt'�TIOT? OI�' � 11 PROPO ��D PRT�'LI''�I??�tARY� PT_�`I' ;'+7,�r,T-:�*.11: �?'T'7);�;1� A'1111-rTtTll',T 1,'J '�'( 7 iI!'7'?T`�'i7 .T� � BEIIVG !� R�PL�1'i.' Ui� LG'i' 25, R1.VI��:J ILUDI`i.'GR'S SUBDIVIS1G;d i�IO. 23� EXCL'PT T'rIOSr PI�CLS PLI�TTED 1'�S JGIiNSCN' S RIVER LA.�1D �1DDI'lr1 ON AI1D BATT�R�Oi�� ADDITZOP, � StJBJECT TO ROAD EAS�7Ll`1TS, LOC �TED IN THE 6400 BLOCK ON THE L7EST SIDE OF RIVERVIE�'d T�RRI�CL NE. MOTIG�1 by l�Tr. Langenfeld, seconded by Ms. Schnabe� , to open the Public Hearing. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting ay°� the motion carried unanimously. The Public Hearing tij�as opened at 11: 11 .P.M. Mr. Boardman said that th� proposal �ras for the developmeni of four residential lots. He said �ha�t three of l.ots ti�rer.e being proposed for d�a?�ler, lots and the fourih lot ti��as the exis�ent Jlid�e Johnson's Froperty alonb the river bank. He said that the existing property was zoned R-3 and the lot sizes being proposed ti�rould meet the code requirements. Mr. H w.rrier tirould p�ovide private ease�eni for access into the area. P�r. Boardman said that he tiJOUld also provic�e priva�e sanitary sevrer sys�ems. . Mr. Boardman said that the City of Fridley LJOUld rrant certain conditions on �the property as laid aut ti��ith the private ro�c�tivay and �rivate �81�IP,r systems. He said that the City in no t�ay tirrould take over the maintenance of the private access unless it t��as developed to Ci�,� "ade. Also he said that the cleanin� of the lift stations ti�rould hav �o be a pr�.vate operation also. He indicated tha� lift stations 1rould have to be provided. Mr. Bourd�aan said �h.at ihe area v�ould fall in the critical flood areas of the Code an� all ihe s�tbacks ��rould have �to be 100 feet. Chairperson Harris ti•ranted to kno�v if the existing structure cauld remain at its present location. • ' Mr. Harrier said that the garage txtould have to be moved. He said that �ost likely it �vould be talien doym and a neti�r gaz•a�e tivould be added to the existin; house. � P1�ItNP�IPIG CC%t�T�iZ ��IOPT r�T;rTT1�1r - l�PRIL 1 1 8 Pa e 1 •. . Chairper�onr� IIarr�.� property. a�ked who rrould maintain the access into the Mr. �iarricr �aid it vrould be the responsibiXity of the r�siden�.s in the development. Mr. }3oard�an said that it ti��ould have ta be recorded as part �of the deed requirements. Chuirperson Iiarris asked rrho tvould mai,ntain the lift stations. Mr. Harrier said that each indzvidual duplex v�ould have an ejection pump, Mr. Boardman said that it �voul� have to be ��ritten in the deed requirements tha� it ti�ould be the responsibility of the otivners for �he o�eration of the lif� station. He said there vrould have to be ea,ual responsi.bility of all �he people living in that developr�ent. �� Chairperson Harris saic� that there ��rould have �io be some vehicle or vtay of binding all �he properties together to make them collectively ' responsible for the maintenance of the lift statzon and the maintenance of the access roadrray. Mr. Harri.er sai� that those responsibilities �tould be vrritten into �he purchase agreer�ents of all the property o��rners in the detTezopment. Chairperson Harris said tha� it ti��ould have to be in the deeds so thGt it l��ould be �icked up by the Ti.t1e Search�� He said that no c�ay rrould the City take over that maintenance. � t�Sr. Harrier eyplained the complete lay-out of the area to the Planning Commiss�on� Ms.'Schnabel asked if it ��ras possible for all the lots to meet the critical flood plain l00 foot se�back requirementse Mr. Boardman said that he vrouZd be able �o maintain the required setbacks. MOTION by P•ir. �,angenfeld, seconded by Mr. Oquist, �o clase the Public Hearing. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. The Public H�aring rras closed at i1;30 P.M. n 0 0 r u � ., �,, �f �,T:TInTG a APPT7� 1 1 8 Pa e 18 �__...r 4 C� MOTIOPd--��-ik�, �chnabel, seconcied by Mr. Si;orla, that the Plannirig Commission .r�commend approval af L-he con�ideration of a proposed preliminary plat, P.S. /;7f3-02, Iiarrier's Fiz�st Addition� by v�. J. Harr:ier, Jr.: bein�; a replat of Lot 25, Revised Auditor's � Subdi.vision No. 23, e�cept those pzeces �latted as Jahnson's River Lane Addition and Batterson l�ddition, subject to road easements, Iocated in the 61�00 �lock on the '�'lest side of Rivervieer Terrace NE ��ith the stipul.aiion that the covenant of deed �vill require reference to the maintenance of the road and the maintenance anc� operation of lift station be the responsibility of t;hu �r.operty oti�rners af Lots 2,3 &�. and that al�. the necessary u�ility and drainage easements be included in the final p1at. � UPON A VOICE VOTE, a11 voting ay�, the moti.on carried unanimously. ,rj. PUBLIC H?;ARIPIG: COP�TSID:�RATIOr1 Or � PRELIl`�iT?'�1�1RY PLAT P S �� 8-0 E�S'J.' Rl'�T�n�i ��;51 ""�,;," ",IIIRD Ai)��I�.'IC'1� BY '1_�i�''U J�1�T�� S"r',T�' �3,LIK; ��_:�„� � �� r Replat af the �Jor�il�Y�est �uadrant of T�iain Street and Osborne Road. (See Public H�aring notice for complete legal description). MOTTON by N1s. Schnabel, seconded by Mr. Langenfeld, to open the Public Hearing. Upon a voice vote, al1 voting aye, the motion carried ' unanimously. ihe Public Hearing ��Jas opened at 11;38 p�M� Mr. Boardman explained that the proper�y being discussed was Lot 2 of Block 1 of the East Ranch Estates Third �dditzon. He said that there tivEre some conditioiz tha� Ci�ty zxaou:�d like to have placed on �he plat if approved. He said that Lot ; should be included as a por�;ion of I'rank's Alursery. Mr. Boardman said th�t there ti=ras a seV�er easement along 77th �vay. He said that it ran along t:ne property lzne. He sazd that there ��as also easement on bo�th sides af the street right--of-v�ayo He said that the easements should be indica�ed on the final plat. Mr. Boardman s�id tha� the setiver servicing Lot 2 had io go through Lo� 3, so same easemen� would have to be indzcated, Chairperson Harris reminded the Commission members that there was also a rezaning request that was tied to the replat. Mr. Baardman poin�ed out on a dratix�ing exactly where the ingress and egress tvou].d be for the proposed Bank. Mr. Laing, President of l��arquette State Bank, shoti£red �he Commission �he proposed �3ank plans. He indicated on the plan vrhere th�y planned to have driveivays and hoti�� the p�.anned traffic flow tivould occur. Mr. Baardman said tha� the only zona.ng that tivould be requested to have changed �vould be Lot 2. . . . . ..... ,. PL�11TdIN� C,OT•�t�tT �"IOI�? M�rT�1dG - �1Pi2TL 19: � 978 .. �Pa�;e 19 " 4R Mr. �3aardman pointed ou� that the platin� request ti�ia� bein� made by the M<�r. quette State Bank for P�(r. i3ob Schrocr. Iie said that i� t�ras Mr. Schroer's property and Lat 3�vould remain under ha.s� oti{�riership. Mr, Lain� said that the pro�osed bank vrould be considered a d�tached facility. He said it tvauld be ciose ta a full-service banl�. �ie said the only thin� that they ti�ron't be abl.e to do ��rould be to c1QSe on loans. He said th�t the plan that he ti��as shoz�ring indzcated the maximum of their needs. Chazrperson Harris said that at the present they vrere mos�Iy cancerned t�rith the �gress and entrances of the bank, . MOTION by P��s Schnabel' seconded by I�ire Langenfeld, to clo�e the Public Hearing. Upon a voice vote, aIl voting aye, the mo�ian carried unanimously. The Publzc Hearing �vas closed at 1 Z: 52 P.M. MOTTON by t�1s. Schnabel, seconded by P�Ir. Langenfeld, that the Planning Commission recor�mend aPproval on the considera�ion of a preliminary plat P.S. �78-03, East Ranch Estat;es Third I�d�ition, by rtarq_ue�t� State Bank: Replat of �he 2�lorthl�test �7uadrant of T•Zain Street and Osborne Road ��rith the stipula�ions that I,ot 1 be recorded as part of the plating for Frank's Nursery; that the sanitary set•�er easement be sho�vn follo�ving the North property Zine; and that a setiver eas�ment be given across Lot 3 S�rith aces� to Lot 2. UPON A VOICE VOTE, a�l voting aye, the motion carrzed unanimausly. 6. PUBLTC HEP�?�TT?G P,n70NIi�1G REniTF�T ZOA ;�^H--O?1 R�: TiAP,�UETTT ST.!�TL �--�rt ..,T� �,r - r-i �-' �-• r7r'•.-r � i � ri C ��7n �� BATdK: lTuuQl.i.� 1rI.'.:� LO1 2� tbLUC:i� 1� Or' lii.:� P�20PvSLD 1'�A1 � i�,,.�. rr c1-(� � EAST Rl�TCH E�ST'�T�S THIP.� ADDITI�N, FR�T1 ��'I-2 (��AVY I�'DUSTR?"AL ARE�S) TO C-Z ( GEIv'�RAL BUSI*dESS AREAS) TO AL�C��`1 THE DEV��OP��1i�NT OF �Hi ' PROPERTY FOR A CCT��2��ERCIAL BANK, I,OCATED AT 225 OSBCRNE ROAD NE MOTTON by �ir. I,an;enfeld, seconded by Mr. Qquist, to open the Public Hearin�. Upon a voice vote, aIl voting aye, the mo�ion carried unanzmausly. The Public Hearing tivas opened at 11:55 P,�1, Mr. I,aing shotired the Commission the plan of the proposed bank. He said it �vould look like a s�a�i.l version oi a full-service bank. He said that there ��rou�d re three lobby tel.lers on the inside and at leas� tti��a drive-in tellers on the oufiside. %ie said there t�rould be approxi�ately �our desks in the lobby area for customer services. He sai� that ti:ith the exception of closing loans, they tivould function the same as a fu11- service bank. . . Chairpersan Harris ask�d if they would have safe-deposit boxes located on the premises. . 1?T,A1dNSNC, C�)1�9"�T" �T�N 1�t1,^TT1�dG -/iPRTL 1 1. f3 Pa re 2� Li S Mr, L<�in�; fia:id that they v�ouldn't have uafe-deposit boxe�. i-Ie a1.so saa.d Lhey tivouldn�t be abJ.e to dis.perse loan proceeds on the premises. Mr.. Lain� said that they vran�ed to brin� the character o� the bank building located ai; 52nci �C Central out �o the nesxr l,ocation. He said that the builc�in� ��rauld either be a c�ood/utone �;xterior or a stucco exterior. I�� aid it 1'IUUI.G� definitely be an attractive additicn to the cammunity. � Chairpersan IIarris asked �_f there ti�rould be proble�s titrith the particular intersection of Comm�rce Lane (P�Zain Street} and Osborne Road. Mr. Boardman said �hat they didn'� initiazly fore�ee any major problems. Ms. Schnabel said that she �xras sometrhat concerned about customers exiting fram the bank at tha� point because of the speed �hat cars turn onto Commerce L�ne, She said that beca.use of the t�ray the street ti�tas set up, it l�ras quite easy for cars �a accelerate as they turn the corner. Mr. Boardr.ian said there iras enough setback and he di�n't feel there � tivould be a lot of proble�s exiting at that pain�. . Chairperson Harris asked if Mr. Laing �=�as aNare of th� requirer�ents of the St. Paul �'Jater i'Iorks. T�ir. Laing said tha�; they tivere at=�are of the r�quireMents. He said that �hey e�eren't planning on generatino -Lhat �uch traziic. He said that �he bank zvould have limited capabilities. MOTZON by I�ir. Zangen.ield, seconded by t•�s. Suhrbier, io close the Public Hearing, Upon a voice vote, all votzng aye, �he motion c�rried unanimously, The Public �iearing vras closed at '12:09 P�r1. Mr..Langenfeld said that i� seemed that zt ti�Jas �he trend of the area to shorJ �roti�Tth. �Ie said that the City sr.ould be cautioned to �he fact that they did no� ti�rant another 53rd & Gentral established a� that point. MOTION by Mr. LG�genfeld, s�conded by Ms. S�ahrbZer, that �he Planning Comr�is�ion recommend approval of the Rezoning Request, ZOA �78-02, b;� Marquette State Bankt Rezone �he Lot 2, Block 1, of the Proposed Plat, F,S. �78-03, Eas� Ranch Estates Thzrd �.ddition, from M-2 (heavy indus�ra.al areas) to C-2 ( general business areas) to a11o�v the developmen� of the property for a Co�mercial Bank= located at 2�5 Osborne Road NE. UP4N A VOTCE V4TE, all voting ayes the motion carried unanimously. 7. PU�LIC H �11RING: RE70RTIi�?� RE�II�ST ZOA :X 8-03 BY TH?0?)C�RE I?IIRANDT: RE'LUNE F�<U�1 R-� G'.:P;�I�� i��UL`l'iPL:� ��IU4ILX P.4IELLIN�S 7.'0 Gii-1 (GENLRt1L OF�ICr �lI�TD LIr�1IT :D �U5TNLSS) , LOT 1� BLOGK 1, HILL�7IND ADDITION, TO �LLQ:'J A MODrL HOI��E TO B� USED .AS A SALES OFFTCE� T�iE S�1►`�iE BEZhTG �1�1 HILLtYIND ROAD NE � PL�AINTIZC, C�t�lt�(T"ST�N 1�IT',T;TZPdG — I1P�IL 1 1 8 ' P�� e 21 ' _ _.��:-: �- 4 T Mi0TX0Pl by Mr. Oquist, seconded by Mr. Lan�enteld, to open the Public Ilearin�. Upon a voice vo�e, all vo�in� aye, the motion carried unanimously. Thc Pubxic He�ring ti��a� opened a� 12; 13 P�t�i, i�ir. Boardman said that the �roperty vras �.ocated north of �he Real Es�ate 10 buildin� on Hill�t�ind Road. He said that the proposed operation vrould be similar to ihe operation on University Avenue for Capp Hbmes. Mr. Iloardman said that in looking at the plan, there �Srere thin�s that vrould have to be changed. He said tha� t�Ir. Bur�ndt planned �o use the e:r.isting :'lausau home. �.P said that the manner in which �he drive way and parking vras _indicated v�ould ha�e to be tvor�yed on so that it vrould m�et all �he codes. , Mr. Boardman said �ha.t the property ti��as presently zon�d R--3 and it had to be rezoned in order to have a real estate offZCe 1oca�ed at that site. � Mr. Burandt said that he purchased the building for a rea]. esta�e office. He said it tivould be used by Lampert Homes. Mr. Buranc�t said that he had tried to buy some ad�ainzng Iand bui the property ativner vras not interested in selling Ms. Schnabel sho�ved cancern about �he elevation of the land. She felt that possibly I�r. Burandt ti�rould have to construct some type of reiaining vrall. Mr. Burandt said that the existing garage area of the ��ouse v�ould be used as offices. � Chairperson Harris asked if the driveti��ay of the praposed real estate office could be located on the other side of the property than ths plans indic�ted. Mr. Burdandt said that there ��as an equal amount of room on bath sides. Mr. Boardman felt it tivould be better to have the driveti.Tay to the parking area enter into -the praperty on the North side and have parking in the rear area. H� sor�e screening could. be �utilized bettiveen the drivelti•ay and the reszdential structure. Mr. Oquist saia that he fE1t the drivetiray t�rauld be better located on �he South side of the property, neYt to the Real Estate 10 es�ablishment. Mr. Boardman said that he ��rould ti��ant to look at ihe property again before deciding ltrhere exactly the drivecJay should be located. rSr. Burandt saz.d that he preferred to have the driveti��ay on the South but he tivould agree to do �vhatever the Staff decided tivould be best, 0 PT�/�Tv1ITi�� C�iiP�iT:; �I01�1 MrrTIPIG APRI1, 19, 1 R78 . pa�e 2Z 4� Chairperson Iiarris aslied hov� wide the lot ti�as. � rir. Ilurandt said �hat the survey he had a.ndicated that the lot was 87.90 �ee�:, Mr. Boardman said that a sketch of the site shorred that there v�ould be approrimately 25 feet on the I3orth side af thn building and 12 feet on the South side of the buildin�. He felt that the drivevray should be put in on the North side of the property. Chairperson Har�is said that due to that fact, the.possibility of having the drivetitray Iocated to the North of the property and using proper screening should be the tivay to go. Mr. Boardsnan read the requirements for the use of screening as district separati��ns. He said that a 100/ screening fence vrould have to be installed that :�rould be setback from the fxont of the house� back along the property line. Mr. Burant didn�t feel it cvculd laok very nice, but agreed he tivou�d do as indicated. MOTTON by Mr. Langenfeld� seconded by t�is. Schnabel, to close the Public Hearing. Upon a voice vote, all vo�cing aye, the motion carried unanimously. The Public Hearing vaas closed at 12:3q A.M. M�TIOi1 by P�r. Oquisti, seconded by Ms. Suhrbi.era that the P�anning Commission recomr�end approval of the rezoning reauest, ZOA �78-03, by Theodore Burana�; Rezone from R--3 (general multiple fumily dti�rellings) to CR-1 (general office and liMited business), Lot 1� Block 1, Hilll��ind Addition� to allorr a model home to be used as a sales office� the same being g1�1 Iiillv�ind Road NE ti�rith the stipulatioris that fencing be put on the North side startir�g at ihe iront of the house and�that the drivev�ay be moved to the North szde of the property �rith rear yard par��ing (providing �here is more rnom measured on that side of the property�, UPON A VOTCE VOTE, all voting aye, the motian carried unanimouslx. 8. RECrIVE PI�RI�S R: R�GRTATION C�i�1ISSI0�i I�FINUTES: P�IARCH 27, 1978 MOTION by ASs. Suhrbier, second�d by Mre Langenfeld, that the Planning Commission receive the P��arch 27, 1g?8, Parks & Recreation Commission minutes. Upon a voice vo�e, all voting aye, �he motion carried unanimously. The minutes t�rere received ai 12;1��. A.M. 9. RECEIVE iIt1�1 �N R�SOURCES COi�i1�SISSION riINUTES: 11PRIL 6, i 978 MOTTON by Mr. Storla, seconded by Mr. Oqui.st, that the Planning � Commission receive the April b� 1978, minutes of the Human Resources . Commission. � ' PI,nrlrrzl�r, r,��T�r.s��> ;TO1�r r�rrTTrrr — ��nTr� � i ' � �'a e z . �� V a. Con�re�ate Dining Mr. Storla s�id that the member� of the FIuman Resoarces,Commission were eyt;endin�; an invitation i:o the i'lannin� C�mrni: sion �o agpoint someone frorn the Plannin� Comr�iUsion �o be on �;he Con�regate Dining Committee. Iie said t;hai; April 26, 19'�3 �vould be the first meetin� of the Committee. � Mr. Oquist su��ested that Mr. Stox�7a re�resent the Planning Commission, Chairperson Harrzs asked that rZr. S�orl a represent tlle Planning Commiusion on the Congregate Dining Committ�e. , Mr. Storla said that he ��rould. He said that he e.�as pr,�sently a repr�s�ntative for tne Human Resources Commission, but that he ��rould resign becau.�e there ti�ras another mer�ber oi the Iiumun Resources Commission that ��ranted tn serve on the Congr.egate Dining Committee. UPOTd A VOICE VOTE, all voting aye, the motion carried unanimously. � lhe minutes tirere received at 12: �-3 A.T11. . 10. R��EIVF APPl,A.LS CCi�i?°1ISSIOT�1 MIrIUT�S: APRIL 1 1, 1978 � MOTION by Ms. Schnabel, seconded by r�r. Oquist9 to receive the Appeals Comnissiorl minutes of April 11, 1978. . Ms. �5chnabel said thafi; the first sen�ence, of t`rle last paragraph �n P�ge 5 sh�uld be clari�ied. She said �hat at the end of }he sentence the ti�rords, ��due to the pro�imi�y of the garage on the p�operty on the North" should be added. Ms. Schnabel said that �he concern ti�:as tha� the house tivas tr�o fee� fr�m the lot line and the property �djacent to it had a garage that tiiras also eldse to the lot line. She sazd that �he Commission members ti�rere concerne:� in case of fire tha� zt could spread to �he house and the nev:� addition whiG�l zt�ere to be bedrooms and tirindo��s t�rould be required for exits. Ms. Schnabel said tha� there had been no election af officers because there ivere not enougli people present a� tYle meetin�. UPON A VOICE VOTE' all voting aye, the mo�ian carried una.�imously. The minutes ti�ere received at 12:50 A.Me 11. ELEGTION OF �JT CE CH AIRPI?RSON MOTION by Mr. Storla, seconded by P�Is. Schnabelp to nominate Mr. Lan�enfel� for Vice- Chairperson of the Planning Commission. After calling for more nominations, t•ir. Harrz_s declared �h� noMinations cZosed. Upon a voice . voie� all votino aye� the motion carried un:nimously. 0 PT-,I1t�TP1I11('� c:�r�r�zr:��nlr t�rT;rZrrr nr�TZ� r T i �� p� e 2r 12. C�11`PTI1lIT;P: nT"C13 �.�TOTd ON rrr�R(;Y C,OI�tI?T" �InN MOTIOrr t�y r�r. Oquist� seconded Uy P�ir. Lan�enfeld, to table the discu��.ion on the �nert;y Commission. Upan a voice vote� all votin� aye, the motian carried unanimously. 1 �j, OTIiER P,USI1rrCa: Air�ort Prob�sal - Mr. Langenfeld y �� t�Ir. Lan�enfeld saic� that t�Iso Sporre had �iven the report and he had taken a fe�� notes. He read to the ComMission items 1,2 & 3 of Resolution 139-1977, dated i2/19/77� He also read the general comments that had come from that presenta�ion. . Mr. Lan�enfeld submitted his presentation to the Planning Commission �o be made part of the minutes. � Mr. Oquist said that he ��ras also at the meeting. He said that basically tY�o topics �rere �iscussed: a) The Azrport Expansion b) The �Tational Guard Heliport . Mr. Oquist explained tha-E the National Guard Heliport had to get out of Hollman I'ield in St. PauZ because the Fe�eral Government ti►�on�t approve f�'eder�. Dol"lars to do needed construction ti�:ork at H�llraan Field b�cause the Field is located �_n the I'lood Playn. He said that there :rere sor.�e Federal Leoislators that tirerz r,orking lvith the Cor�r�littee ��:nd State Le�isla�cors �o �et soine Federal dollars so that they �tron't have to get out of Fiellman Field. Ms. Schnabel said she had �he understandir�g th�t the 2�letropolitan Cou�cil had decided not �o expand the l�noka Coun�y Airport. Nir. Oquist said that the r-letropoliian Council d.ecided that they didn't need anoth�r major airport. He said -that they ti��ere noc� proposing to eYpand the Anoka Airpor� to an intermediate airport. ADJOURTfi7?;T?T MOTION by Ms. Schnabel, seconded by rsr. Stor.la, to adjourn the April 19� 1978 Planning Conmission meeting. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Chairperson Harris declared -�he meeting adjourned at 1:06 �1.M. 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FRIDLEY, MINNESC)TA 55432 TELEPH.ONE ( 612)571-3450 �/�' Apri1 27,1978 Re: Proposal For a Teen Disco Recreation Building Locate:d at 8031 Beech Street NE � � Dear Sir or Madam: There has been a request by I�ir. Bennie Rozman for a Spec.ial Use Permit to allow the construction of. a teen disco recreation building to be located at 8031 Beech Street N:E. This item was presented at the Planriing Com.�nission Meeti:ng of April 19, 1978, at which time the Planning Comr.iission recommended denial of the request by a 3:2 vote. This item will be discussed by the City Council at the meeting of May 1, 1978 at 7:30 p.m. at the Fridl.ey Civic Center. Any and all persons are welcome to come to the meeting and voice their opinions regarding the proposal. If you have any ques-tions, please feel free to contact me at my office. Your� very truly, � , �.� i/� � � ,� ;;�"��c,��' � r f� Richard N. Sobiech, P.E. Public W'orks Director RNS/jm MAILING LIST SP #78-OS Sennie Rozman Bennie Rozman 400 Dakota South �1inneapolis, Mn 55416 Park Construction Co. 7900 Beech Street N.E. Fridley, Mn 55432 Bryant-Franklin Corporation 900 West County Road D New Brighton, Mn 55112 . . Planning Commission 3-21-78 � Z ✓ • i A y P Cai•j�c�: I>>�stal.lsitio;� Al�lc Wcicl.i.iif; Action P.�tt��r•n 78?7 l3ccch Strecr. Nfi 78fi0 A1.iin Strcct NE � 771�1 licech .itrr.ct NG' i'ridlcy, �1N 55432 Fricllcy, N1N 55432 I'xi.dley, D1N 55�132 /ldvancca flcatin�;/.'�ix cona. 78U5 I3:�ech Strect: N� Fri.cllcy, T4N 55432 Assurance Manufacturing 7753 Beecl� Street NE I'ri.dl ey, �N 55432 Bal].antiiie �Sachine 780Q El.m Street ;�jE Fri.dley, 1�'IN 55432 Boulder F'abr. icatio��s 7865 Beecli St.reet NE Fridle; , hiN 55432 Cap;� Honie� 7710 U�1?. �e�rsi ty AVeuue �iE Fridley, hN 55432 Golf Drivi�ig Raiige s4�J0 L'niversity t',venue NE Fxidley, �TL� 55432 Houser Corporatior, 55 NE 77th itiay Fridley, AIN 55432 Pappy's Foods 7579 Beech Street ;�E I�ridley, i�1N 55432 Rycoli�ie hiidwest 51 NE 77t11 �Yzy l�xidlcy, AiN 55432 To��m Cr. icr 7730 l)ni��r.rsity /lvcnuc l�rialcy. DL`V 55�32 NF: A.E. �tolc:cnhauer. A1achine Co. 7880 Bccc}i Strcet NL' Fridley, D]N 55432 Automatic Uesign Compa�ly 778G i3ecch Street NC: Fridley, 6�N 55432 13io-Data 7b3� 33eech Street NE Fri.dley, riN 55432 Brooklyn Tool CoMpany 7779 Beech Street NE Fridley, MN 55432 Ghamfer F_.iig�_neeri_ng 7891 E1r.t Street NE Fr.idiey, MN 55432 Flari is Bui 1 ding 7710-23 77th �Uay NE Fxidley, rLN 55432 Kennedy Transmission 7700 University f'lvenz�e ;JE Friclley, TIP? 55432 Park Cor�struction 7�OG tieech Street NE Fridl ey, hSN 55432 Sandwich Szloon Caballcro 7GI0 Uiiivci•sity Avenue NE Fridlcy, �IIV 55432 it'in Stc��llens llzt,;in 7SI(! Ui�ivcr:;;ty �Svci�tic l�x•iciicy, rtN SS43:? �dE 4AA �1.S.U. Corpnraticn 7845 13ecc}i Strcet NE Fridlcy, MN 55432 B �, Z bianufacturing 7880 Ranchcrs Road NE rridley, MN 55�132 Bab's Produce Ranch 7620 University A�er►ue NT, Fridley, �L�v 554�2 Bryant Franklin 1290 - 73xd Avenue :�1� Fra.dley, A'�� 55�32 Godfather I'izza 7910 Universi_ty Avenue N�: Fr.idley, hh'V S5=L3'?. iiouse of Lords $290 University Avenue NE Fridley, D1�` 55432 Paco Tiasonry, Inc. 7893 Elm 5treet NE Fridley, hLN 55432 Population Research 7875 Beech Street NE Fridley, hiN 55432 Si�ncrafters 13 NE 77th Way Fridley, D�I 55432 CITY OF FRIDLEY PET 1 TI UN GO��ER S1�EET Petition N��. 8-1978 Date Received P,pri 1 18, 1978 ___. object Against Special Use Permit S.P. #7£i-05 for a �een i)isco Recreation Building at 8031 Beech StrEet N.E. Petition Checked By , Percent Signing Referred to City Council �Disposition Date 0 ii 6 �pri1 18, 197II City of Fridley �lanning Commission 6431 University Aver.ue N.E, Fridley, I�Zinnesota 55432 Relati•,re to the proposal ta alloVr the constructi.on nf a teen disco xecr�ation building to b� l�cated at 8031 �eech Street N.E., we the undersigned business cancerns in the ar�a want it to be };nown thai: w� are op�os�d ta tnat type af enterPrise in this industrial. ar�ae f ' - /l'I / n �� i �,, �,,�, :2.�'�.. �..e .C'`�t,,' , �-�= ,�j, C� u r C ,, � ��l � �. �� / j � �'` ��L,` �-�C�-�-'°� ,Z ' a7,�, ` , ,�, ,, � � � G � _. � �_z � titi�-..-- `-��t, t--�-- � � � C t� C C �! �C., � _..�._ �_ ,\ r ---` �. � � , �--. ,._��e-�� ;�,� �� -�'t -�--�-�.`�-U.` �.�`- .. �' � � -�� _ / l �M' Y/� /'/ / 1��. /�� (. 1 4'� � �. � � � c. •�,:-- i v % -�%%- r i'. �7�,Z '?'c ` �/�G fS,� /�1�- LG..—. f �- /-i�� ' � ��-� , �� - 2�!'�_t-. �� f /`G, '��_ r � ��--c., c e.-' <� � 1��. ' � ; ` ..�. �; ✓� �� L � S �� c��iS � c�. �� `� -. C ' , a �` Y�/ �,.lJ - �1.? rC�.t,„✓ �c��j ��- 1 C� �� ' `� , � � �. � �. , � - ,, � l �,:1-d�-�-� (,ti% �..`�—z.�' ,�-1-?� `�'�� , \ ; . �,�'-�- , _/ .��„ ti �� `�� ' �� . �T ��'�__� �-�-� .�.,-� �-�-�_.�. (�' ' ` _ ,-.�. _ t 2'��c:.J%'�.-c f,,.��..�'o �' �"1� G�%r—��' ��_ , / '� ,� �.r.,�'. ti, � �..,.�-`y;_,�,- �� t ..c,-c.. - � f -c �.�,� ,4 � �-� � � �' , , � . /_,� ,J ' .., �( �. (, � Gc'at �.'f^ -!.'�..i /i.7 �.. r- � % ./ � �-��?'i'L��t.l. '� !� � � � , . _� r',� , � '� � � ' j -� � � :�: . t....�.a 4, � p r^ �.:..�,..: a. .�..�' ^ �w!'„+a"'t�..w. ..•Q,v,.:��,: ' �. . ..,� . , _ � ,, ,, .. • •� - . . jr�l��`'� ��,��.%._� •,�,,..°fv �_v :, ,� `'��,i��ti �-`�L ; rI'`?4j��'�,��,1 �`( �r'� '1�'�� G � , i %� ` /• r`��, ,�. , }� . , � � t c► , (-1 , � `� f 0 a 4CC �. - f j � ..., :. ., � �1�� ri M _..�.,w!/`!� ,�;! , �� , �� , � /' � ��i � � 11 Dear Businessmer�: ��' E� ° E ��..�� . 8A31 UNiVERSfTY AVENU� N.E.� FHtQLEY, MINNESOTA 55• ' YELEPHONE ( 612)5T1•3 l�1�U 0 Apr71 �2, 1978 . Re: Proposal for a Teen Disco Recreational Bui�ding Located at 8031 Beech Street N.C. � There has been a reques� by Mr. Bennie �ozmar for a Special Use Permit to allow �he construction of a teen disco recreation building to be located at 80�1 Beech S±r�eet N.E. • This item ��ras presented at a Piiblic Nearing before the Planning . Commission on April 5, 'i97B, at which time the Commission tabled the item to solici� mot�e respor�se from the b�siness co�cerns in the general ar�ea of the request. I am attach�ing the discussion that took place at the meeting on Apr71 5, 1978, as ��ell as a gen�ral locatian maps so that you 4rii1 krow the discussicn on this item to date. � Thi s i tem wi 11 F e heard agai n t�y �he P1 an,�i r�g ��mmi ssi on on l,pri 1 �9, 1Q78 at 7.30 P.P�10 at the Fr�dley Civic Center. Any and a11 persons desi r �r.g to be heard s�;a i 1 be yiven ai� opportuni ty at ti�e above s�ated t�rne and place, ar you can sui�inii �vr� �ten comm�nt to tl7e Piannirg Co�nmission at 6431 'Jniversity Avenue NoE., �ridley, h1n 55432, on or before the above date. If you hav? �ny questions regarding �his item, please ��el free to • contact me at 571-3450. JLB/de C-78-30 �Sincereiyy ft�^-�� -� -<r��"_"� � ERROLD L , fiCAR0i�1aN .�s. ity Planner .�_. . �-. • �� '� �i ' ^�.`,. ! /1 �"n �q j��x �':� � a1D( �. �. ��&r.��I� D�i..�"��7f1�!`M ■ C �i. F��j �� ! : �, . � �'�% ,' a � �� '; � City of Fridle� . � ��a ,,�h 1'V�inne�o�a DATE APRIL 19, 1978 IFROM JAP�IES P. HILL o SUBJECT PROPOS�D DISC HEt�UE BUSINESS AT 79TH AND BEECH ST. N. E. j` �:� 'n' .� �' � , � .> ` TO JERRY BOAFDi�iAIvT, CITY PLAPZNER NASIi�1 QURESHI , CITY ntANt'�GER 0 ��EE ACTION INFO X � The police administrati,�n has revie;�ed ih:e abc��re concept and are oi the opinion that if �this activity was iianited tQ drawing basically Fridley youth to a well supervi�ed lightecl area, it could provide a good activit,y for our youth. The requests for the special use perznit regarding the scoge and lacati,an in question, gives :;; great concern over the health, welfar.e, and safef;y �actors {; <�cerni,ng the citizens of caur cornmunity. ti9e are of the opi�ion that ttie �� lo�v:in� si.-�uations �viZl occur :if the special use permit is grant.ec? under the prop��ed concept: 1. � A rise in va �dal.ism within the it�unec�iL�.t2 anc� acijoinzng area o� the proposed establishment. A rise in theft camplaints ivithin the immediate and adjoining area. 3. A rise i:� dzsorderly eonduct, assaults, drinki�g and drug vialations in the immedia.te area outside the establis�iment . 4. An increased litter problem ori tne outside of the premises as well a.� adjoinin�; praperti�s. 5. A signifi.cant increase in f:ra�fic violations ��ithin 'the immediate and adjoininb area includin� postible noise comp�.aints from residents depending on the route traveled by the majority of the teens. Slzould the planning commission give favorable consideration to the special use permit renuest, the po3ice dE�partment �eels it imperative to the health, �vel�are and safety obligations of the City ta include the following stipulations on the germit: 1. Z. That adec�uate civilian supervision be maintained inside of the premises. That thc� a.pplicant pravide one or. more individuals as clean up personnel to �.dequately� ren�vve litter from the (cont.) Jerry Baardman April 19, I978 Page 2 outside the premis�s of the app�ican� along with adjoining property owr�ers within a specified block area after each cvent. 3. That no reer,try to the premises be permitted once an individual leaves the property, unless said individual repays the advertised antry fee. . 4. That the hours of opera�ion not exceed 11:00 P.I+�. G ��FF 5. That same form of accurate control system be maintained to determine the age of ZIZUZVIUUa.LS entering the ' premises. Th_at is assuming that ti�e age factor indicated ta us of 12 through 17 is a sti�ulation. 6. That the apglzcant pay directly to the City of Fridley, an established fee tn pravide suificient rela�ed �olice protection on and within the gen�ral. v�cinity of the premises during h�urs of operation. ��'e estimate the additional City cost coul d range bet,«��en � 5C�0 to �l ; QG�C3 per four h�urs of operatian. Th� police personnel wo?zId be un�.er the diz•ecz supervision of the police department and no� err,pZoyees of Lhe agplica.nt. j�Te have noted. that the a,pplicant currently has a similar opEratzon in the Ci�ty of Eagan, DZinn�sota. Comments from the Eagan Folice Department are atta.ched to this inemorandum. JPH/pr 0 0 .- � �t�� ;� ��=��:�:- , . ��r�Y��e�r �_.....�_�.._ __��. Martin peslauriers CM�f ot AoHc� Sergeant Ken Wilkinsen Fridley Police Department 6431 University Avenue Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Ea a �' � , d� `-�34�"5512.2 g ;. 3� , '..��,`+`�� t r_ k � �� ,:. Subject:. Burt :ozman and Bill Howell Owners of the Disca-Trec Dear Sergeant Wilkinson� 13 Apri1 1978 0 � i am writing this letter pursuant to our telephone coiiversatior. regarding the Disco-Trec in Eagan. � The Disco-Trec is presentiy beir_g managed by.Burr Rozman and Bill Iiowell. The average attendance is approximately 1,000 y�ung people on any given Friday or Saturday r.ight. There is no alcoh�l of any kind ser.ved so consEquently the average age is about sixteen. The 7Jisco draws people from a11 over the metropolitan area. � 4 At the present time the Disr.c-Trec hirPS twa off-du�y' Ea�an police officers and several civilians fnr �ecurRty inside the building. They also have one guard from a private security agency outside in the pa��cing area. Our bigg2st problem ha.s been �rinhing ln the �arking area of the Disc�. This parking area is shareu by a shopping ce;tter and several other commercial businesses. 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(., ; . . . . ��.,a.� „r�,.. e.R..�i.� �� rc...�:�' : . � { - �' � , , . - , ``� , /� t�c.c..�� ' ' �`� �� cx�rY or rRT nLrY AT�P??I!1� � t�OT�1��lI.".�7f;71 P�?;r;TT �'r •- �i�R%�L 1 1, 197fi 4PP � CJ1LL `i'(? C;:?D';R: Chairp�r� on SchnG.bel c�.11ed the 1`,pri.l 1 1, 1�78, 1lppea].s Commi�sion rneetin� '�o order a't 7:33 P.M. ROLL C ALT, : Members Present: Members 1lbsent: 4thers Present: �3arna, Schnabel, Gabel Plemel, Kemper Ron Holden, Bua.ldin� Inspec�;or APPROVr �+.PP',�'�LS COi�T��.I.S�ICI? i•tIT?UT:�S: P�ARCH 2�, lg7g. r'�OTTOPI by I4r. Barna, seconded by ris. Gabel, to approve the Appeals.Commission minutes of March 2B, 1978. I�ir. Barna said that the first ser.tence of th� eighth paragraph on pa�e 5 shauld have thn rrord "are" chanoed to "�nd't. He said that the sentence should read, "I�ir. Barna said that Y�e l�as reluctant to tel.l r1r. Johnson to move his fence bacl� and blacktop more area and thus rec�uGing �he gi�en area af the property.,...,.". UPOTd A VOICE VOTE, �.11 voting aye, the raotion carried unanimously. The minutes tirere approved at `j:40 F'.M. 1 , R?�;�UrS`T' ?�'�R �T:�RT �ii'IC� 10 �';I� �'R_T_7�_, ��' fl 1��T r� ;�lrT j Tl`y�._ ��: i� �` I�IJ jJ � f � 10 �2_,�.J��, �s�. _�: �l_ :� ,�1� r�.<�� _ i'�1ZCT�1 GO H ��,L1-.`., l 11�.--�..�.�.� `"��.l.� _1 + !;'�.r�l !� L.�1\;�_ 2. -1 � :;l)i)j`�'"�r,_� `�';' „�1 '�1�'��T��,� �.�.i'l: � SU�3DI v �SI� �� :�i� , � 7� � 1 „ ��il'-. � 71: i RL��U�aT �5Y �' , :-„ , �. � y � �- I,L�S:�i�. J.� ..� u a� 7, i G(:)i�i� tii1Y, FRIDL�`�, �iN 5542 � ) . CI'T`� CC`��, �-��,TT��T,� .2_i±l. I i; R l li ,iti 1. =- ,- , ., ;, � ' T 1�� rl � � `�l _1- �� 1 l t ' �-1 L'� I';'! _.% i �� 1 i L 1-' .=� l�`1 S 1' L' �:" ; � '�1 10 �ii.yI:�,T �`��1.r1:�:.T i�t 2�.1 �!i.y'4_,'' -v �T r�-� j f�r;i �Y ,;.�1_\�v:_ 1 ��s - ;� li� t':l r �1DL ;Y. T�i Ly MOTIGN by P•Zr. Barna, seco�ded by Ms. Gabel, tc� apen the Public Hearin�. Upon a voice vote, all votin� aye, the motioiz carried unanimnusly. , The Public Heaiing uas opened at 7:41 P.M. Mr. Robert t9anzong cras at the mea�ing r. epresentii�� eserve St:pply Co�pany. . P 7 0 11PI'1,P�T,.", C�i�i�T:;�,70P•1 i�r�'TIT1r - i':�'T�T� 1 1 1' t! �•<� "; r ___�:�,�.�..:;_�_--'=�= /1��1111r �7P�lTiVE .';T�('i' f?f ('�R?' ' �5110 iic]ltl..�i1:1"C�L��i.c�. -- � � A. PU[:(_1C PUR�'OSC SERVED GY RCQUI"i_�1E;JT: 205.1?�, 4, E3, requ�iring a minin�um 20 foat side yard setback in. an t�-2 roninc� district. ' �� Public purpose served by this requirment is to provide a�equate open space arcas around industrial str�ctures for aesi;hetic and fire f�ighting purposes. 6. STATCD iil1RDSI�IP: Heed 1:o get {�rese«t storage out of open and ou�: af present truck d�ck spa�.e to allow use of truck area. Expansion to rear hindered by existing spur track. � C. l�D��1Ih1ISTP.ItTIVC STAFF REVIE1�i: Tr�e iollor:inc� cor��ments frcm t�� 1=ire Departmenl; stiould have priarity ' considerution in discussirg this request. . "Lool:ing at this request in ligh� of fire depariment access, it is ihe opinicn of t"e depart,r�nt that the variance sh��ld not be grani:ed for ��e 'fol l c��di i�� reasons : 1. Ac:c�ss to tiie rear of the building car�not be accompiished thru a 10. 5' 1 ane, partl cul arly dur� ng �-�i n �er. . 2, f�o tvater i s avai 1 abi e ai� the rear af thi � occupancy f�r {'z re fi ght� ny . purp�ses. , ' 3.� Access from the south c� the building o�ly, ��roul� require hose lays in � �xcess of i200'� The department would consider approvai of thP vari�nce provided that an access lane of a min�rnum of 20 feet .�:erQ n��int�ined for this purpose, and if a standard Frid?ey specification fire hydrant on a six inch r,�in t�;ere pravided at a point near ti�ie cent�r ofi' the building �n trie rear. . It must be remembered tl�at this structure is o� combustiGle cons�ruction and tha� ti�e rear yard area is being use� for iu�r,ber storage. Qob Aldrich 3/li/7II." � •. Please � nc�te �i�e 1 etters +on fil e from Deal er's �tanufacturirrg Cam�any and Fuller�an f�letals Company. 0 ,sl r- r,r: �.,;> „i �i ii•i �:,: � ��I:`! f�� ' '�'I'.i f!'; -- �.PRTI, 1 1. 1• i p��e 3 � ��RR �-- t�lr. ,� ��n�Uar;�; ezpl�ained in,�t the Comp��ny pre�enily �vas s��rin� supplie� in thc rece�:,ed truck bays because thc��•e �,•��U��'t roam in the eyi�tin�; hu;ilc�xn�;� IIe �az�l ti,at the proposed. add�.t:_��n e:auld be a tvhi�:e met��l-type bu:ildinc; ,��ith th.e p�_tch of the roof bein� east and ere��t to alleviate �z1y clr��.in��e pro�).em;;. Ii� :�aid i�hat the proposed addition t'lould enable 1?escrve Sun;�?.y Gor�,pany to �et the pre�ent stora�e out of the anen and out of �he truck deck spa�e so that the area cou�cl handle thc tr�zck traffic. � ��r. ;`lanzon� s��id that ;�Ir. 11ic�rich9 oi the I'�re Department, ��ranted Reserve 5uppl,y Company to provide a h,yclran�; located in the back of the buildin�o He s�id that the Company ;vould c�efinitely provide a hydrant that rrould be locat�d in the midcll� of the area in tne rear af the buildin�;. He said that �;,he Campany rrould prefer to ha.tTe a larger than six inch ��rater main. The Comm�_ssion members saicl that k�e z��ould have �o prov��_d.e "at leas �� a six inch ti�la.�;er rnain; he could go big�e�' if he so desired4 he just couldn°t provide smaller. Mr. Ylanzong e«blained to the Comrnission mernbers the var� ous �lans Reserve Su�ply Cornpany had in up�radin� �;hei.r entire oneration. �He said that areas riould be blacktopped and cha.iges cJOU1d be made to some of the fencing located on the property. MOTIOP�1 by i-1r, Barna, secor.aed b�r T�1s� GaUel, to rece�ve the le�ters from Dea� er's i�a.rz�tfact;�rir,� Cor,��any a�.d Ful7 eri,on tiie�tais �ompany in ��;hich both Companies expre:�sed t.i�� they hau rlo abjections to the variarrce. Upon a voice vote, aZl voti�n� aye, the mation carried unanimously. The letters �;ere receivec� at �; 53 ppS�� Mr. Hol.den indicated that the Fire Depart;n�nt said they had na prob� ems ti:�ith the request as long as a fire rlydrant t�ras prov�ided at the middle of �he rear area of the building. MOTION by I�Zso Gabel, seconded by Mr. i3arna, to close the Public Hearing. Upon a voicc votE, all vot�ng aye, the r�otion c�rried unanir.lously. Tne public hearin� s�ras closed at 7:56 P.M. A�so Gabel said she had no objec�ions to tf.e req_uest as long as the Company a�reed to mee� the stipulai:ions ot the F'ire llepartmento Mr. Barna said that his only concern vras�the access lan.e aver the razlroad tracl�s. r'Ir. ti`Janzon� said �hat t�ze a.rea arou�d the tracks tivo�zld also be upgraded and that access over ihe tracks 1�JOU.ld be t�lacl�top�ed. �i0TI0P1 by l�Tr. �3arna, seconded by l�Zs,� Gabel., that th� Appeals Comm�.ssion recor;mend �-iZJUrpVc1� of t�ie reques�; for variance to the ' Fridiey City Code, Section 205.�34,1+,t�: �o reduce the reauired side yard � setbacl; in � 1�1-2 zanin� dis�tra.ct, fr�m 20 feet to 10.5 feet, to allo�� the construction of an 120 ft by 241 f't addition �o an existin� rrarehouse, oil Lot 3, �uditor's Subdivi�ion No. 79y the �ar.ie bein� 5� �� ; �� y c�t i�;;� rli��l.�;y� i•ii�1 r�ith the stipulation th:zt thc l�c�tion �f � fire hy�rant and �:�cc�ss to the rear yard be ap�rcvea by the F�.re Dc�.�;�riment, lii'�'f,lsi�;.� �.��I•u.,l f.;,�,.t�)�.� 11i;;:1'l.l:!: .,. ,rtl';;! 1� 1 1 y ��j'-j p��C � � � --�� '�SS C �-r�:��U�rr �chn��.bel aUl�ed i.i Iir. Dahlbcr� had specific plans for L�rha e ��as p�ropoUin� for thc proper�;y, � Mr. Dah�er� �aid tha� ��hatevcr he ti��ou].d build t•�oulci fit � e property. 1Ie aid t�1at he ��iantc�d to use �;lie hill and the v' -�t to the advanta�e af the iouse. ChairperUon "chn�'�el �aid that she t��an�;ed to be e to see actual plans of t•rhat ;��oul� be�.�ut on that proper�;y, �he r id it ��as difficult for the CommiUsion to a.b .ove v<<rianc� reque�ts plans they could not see. She said that sh - rrould "1.i.ke tc see {�� e item continued until such time that a more . finite and el;^ plan could be presented. t�Ir. Holden �aid that if the �em r�a con�Linued until l�pril 25th, it tivould on�y delay P•1r. Dahlber� b�o� rreel�. I�I�TI0T1 by 1-1r. Earna, seconded,�y I��I Gabel, to continue tne request ior var� �nce to the Frikl�ey City �,o��e, Section 205.053,4,=�?, to reduce the �inii�ur� reouire,:�fn� for a fro`�t yarci se�;ba.ck frora 35 feet to 1� feeti �;o alla•�� tiy�construction oi'�d, drrel� in� and garaae on Lots 5,6,6,&,9,10 and th� lest 16 feet ef Lot 1`. Bloc'.•� 8, Spring Brook P az^k ��ddi�i' on, exc e�t tha.t p�r�L- ly�U , ilorth and ;'lest of the center line o,f��Spring t3rook Creek, the same �eing 465 Liber�Ly Stree�;,!�T�', Fridley, i��i�;, until 9�ril 25, 1��,Z�, at �ahich tirrie Mr. Dahlber; !•roui� ha�re plans �_n detail of the proposed' iouse for the property i.n� questian. F � f Nir. Holden- expla.ir.ed th��; he i�roul.d neca house pl.ans, surv � s, � and otY�e'r pertinent infor��ation at tha� tir.ie. �or1 �1 VOICE V01^E, a11. voting �ye, the r;�o�Eion carriec� unan.imaus ye 1{.� R4 nUr;SrP �r,rnn Z�T_ti �I ��_��.r�r �-,� �u:� �!�'�I �T T'V CITY COD� S�CTI01'�T 2_ 1 5, OIi-79 C� 1F9 �7n . �, , � �, �1`/ ��TC ).�f C f�r�.i r,. ��n. �.,-� 7' � -��i � '!. nri �� . '7' n�- - ..\.}, J.. .�. .i .'1 1�� '.�� ?� �J � :� L.�.!I �IT'� x� :� , �t. i �� )117.`', T;' �t CO�. • t?> > �(' 7 1,;, 7 ,� ,..r ,7� ,' --,- �, �„ — _ , . i li .. �_�l�.L_ � l � , �� .'l.� 5' U ' t`� � 1' �', i _ v� � � 5 ' �� ' � � : ,rn r l/� �*�-,� .IJI�v'�'��.�� ;� l'�. r li_' � :`� � � � ,:i � ; 7 � �`' `j � > - ) j n- � ' ^' �:..�i:,J �' . . _. : _ i _ ;, � _, �. j ! C.' L : ii �.T ('i � 7� , 7 �-, � '(� n � �� .��i �'� �. ��1 .�..i.� `i � --, , ' > 1 C� I �i � '� , `� i r tT--� '1 I � i�� - 1\i�.��.�il �1 �.i � ��ii �i �� _, > I (l � j ,-n ,.T;'i ',� r' i J t : � �`'T -,, �. -, 1�?iTlT�l UC �� tii,' � r �� .1 ��_i:� �I_� 1�� `C� �i.�� i_C L �.5,�fil 1 ":� �=.1.:�� . • , - • R:� �U:�Si i� � is�JiJ��v ��y �L�; ��)S, BY ��riI�1 PTu�:.+ iOI� y', b2<)0 Ui�3IVLRSITY �V.T�.�'iSUF. TJ�E, l� RI DL;�Y a i`iP1 55432) ri0TI0N by A1s. Gabe_l, seconded �y P��Ir. Barna, to o�en the Public Hearing. Upon a voice vote, all votin� ��ye, tYie mot�.on carri�d unanim�usly; �The Public �Iearin�; �;as apened at 9• 39 p,.i, Mr. Furmont t:r�zs present at tne r.:eeting, r�ir. Charles Peugh fram Signcra�ters oi 7775 i�;ain Street ;�ras at the meetin� also re�ardin� this item. � ��i._i. �.��iin� �ni�.��.1t.�.��1'/1! i'1!'i:�.i.l.:i�r � :R:��i1� �i � (�' � . .. S / � � ia�� +�+�.� -- --��_ anr�rrrisrkr,�IVE sTnr� ��o�r ---- -- --=-=��r��_.� . 8290 Un�vcrsity Ave. N.E. A. PUQLIC PUf�POSE SERIIED �Y REQUIRE��1=�lT: �. TT Section 21�.045, C, 4, limiting roof signs in C-� and C-2 (cammercial) districts to 80 square foot maximun. � Public purpose served is to control visua� pollution and excessive use of signs i� cornmercial areas. ' B. STATFD HARDSHIP: Because of the setback from the road, i would like io h�ve at least a 4' high sign. To stay arithin the ordinance we t-�auld be forced to use "Food- Liquor" on our sign. 4Je vrould much rather use the �•rording "Food-Cocktails" but the extra letters rur.s us over the 80 square foot limit. In the future arhen money is available, we wish to do aGVay wi�f� a roafi sign in favor of a free standing sign. C. AD��INISTRATIVE ST.AFF RFVIEt�l: Tn as much as plans or dra�r�ings have not beer supplied at�this time (4/6/78), an accura�e �valuati�n canr�ot be made. PZr. Purt�ont had ulans of rrhat he i��as prcp�sing for the buil�.ing� 1�1r. Holden said that the N�us� of Lords d�dn�t feel the� ti:rere gettin� enou�h e.,posure and they l�;ere proposing a sign to be on the upper-most �art of �;heir roof on the Eas� part of the building that faced University �venue. �Ptr, Purmont said thai he really didn't li��e the ide� of having a sign located cn his building, but due to lack of exposure he did need the si�n. IIe saia tnat in Lhe future, he hoped �o be able to remove the si�n because his clientele :rould be built up enou�h. He explained that he could sta; ti�rithin tlle codes by puttin� the tvords ��i� ood ar�d Lir�uor'f on tile s�.;n; but he �referred t� be able to pu� the ti•rards ��Foad and Cac'�t� ils" on the s� �n, He felt that t�� proposed sign �:rould �i�Pe �he establiuhment ti1� best exposure until enou�h peorle., reali:ze th�1t it is a�;ood place tn t�ine. ' P•�r. Purmont said that he tiranted thc si�,*�. �o b� a te�porary thi.ng. He said lle �:�anted to be ab? e to keep tidi�ni*y'° in the buildin�. He said that the si�n rrould on�3� be needed until the House of Lords had adequate exposure to the people in the area. 0 � 0 . .. �w� +' 7 I�PPT,;�T� �-�11i � T�;T�ii 1�1;1;`I'I �?r - I1P17II, 1 1 i n 8 Pa e 1' I4�. G�bc? commcntec?, that {;here appeared t;o be a drap-off on his I-4�1j �roperty in the parlcin� lot. � 2-7r. Purrnont; ;aicl th�t �;he �rca she ��as tall,a.nt� about did have a barr•i.c:r �;h�:re noti��. IIe saicl tha�; t;he Iiouse o� Lords ti�ras just starting to landUcrzPe an� that an a�Ltract:i.ve fence l�ras planned for that area. Cha:irperson achnabel a�ked kiotir the si�n rrould be illuminated. I�Ir. Pu.rmon,t said tha.t it r�ould be lit from 1�»_thin, I-�e said i� �rou:ld bc illur:linated as r�iuch as ti�ias need�d. He said that it t�rould als� be vi.sible during day�ight hours. I�Is. Gubel aslied r�hat 1ir. Purmont meant by "temporary" sign. P�r. Pur�ont ho�ed that rrzthin tt�;o years he ti��ould be able to have a More desirable-tJpe si�n. I�4r. Barna asked �;hat he nlanned to do ti��ith the additional. trro acres that he o�•�ned. Mr. Purmont saic� �tih�t he :•rould eventually lif.e to consuruct racl�etball courts. He re�l? y ti�rasn � t sure at that time i�lnat he ��rould actually do ti�iith that add�_tional area. MOTION by IZs. Gabel, seconded by P•�rc Barna, to close th� Public Hea��in�. ULO� �; voice vote, a.11 vo�tin� aye, the raoticn carried unarli:;ously. The Public Hearing ��ras clos�d at 10; OC) P,I�I� Ms. G�.bel said �hat �he didn't lil��e roof �igr�s, bu�c s?�e felt Mr. Purmont did have a defir.ite hardship and he clid need exFosure. 2�ir. Barna agreed ti�rith the fact that the �-touse of Zords neec',ed expasure, He said that the building ::las far enou�h off the road ti��here it ti��ouldn't cause any visual pollution or safety prob]_e?�s ir that; loeation. He said that he ti��ould have rio ob ject� ons to the sign on a temporary basis. Chairperson Scnnabel said that she preferred usin� �he ti�cr�s � cock:tails rather tr.an 1 iquor b�cause it tirould de:l�neate k�etrreen serving cocl�:tails on the premise and the off-sale of liquor. MOTION by P�r. Rarr.a, seconded by TTs. Gabel, �o reconr�end approval of t.he request for variance of t�e Fridley Gi.ty t�ode� Section 215.045, c, �-, to increase tiie maxiMU.,l square foo+a�e for a ti�ra:11 si�n in �� com:�ercia� area, from BO sc;uare fee-t to 96 squa.re. feet, to be loca.ted on the IJorth �53.7 feet as r�easured at ri�ht an.�les of the l'lest j75 feet of the East h15 feet, as measured alon� the north line of the SCJ � of the N'.l 4 of Secticn 2, t'r�e same beinb 8290 Uniuersity Ilvenue nT�� I'ridley� T�iN rrith a time lir�i.t of t��ro years for poini of reviel�� and ir�mediate revier� at any time at ti•�hich the property �rould be re-sold prior to the t��ro year ti�e. 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W �: � i'°. 2 � � � a� : � o .� � � � �=, �'- � s�,_._. � <� T a� �� - � <� � � <� 3y � --� � - � � � � 8 -� �o ' �o � U.)U( . _ ____ ._...__... -- - _._...�..�v...._._.-- � � �:. � CIIARTER COMMISSION I�ETING March 2f3, 1978 CALL TO ORDER Vice Chair.persc�n Ash called tihe meeting to order at 7:44 F.M. Chairman Sheridan arrived shartly thereafter. Roll caJl was takEn. ME'MBERS PRESENT: Ra�mond Sheridan, Clifford Ash, Elaine Knoff, Jackie Johrxson, Kenn�th Brennan, Charles Langer, David Berg, Tim Breider, Walt Starwalt, and Arne Takkunen MF�`iBERS AFSENT: Jerry Ra.tcl.iff, Robert 0'Neill, John Swar.son and ,Iean Schell. � OTHERS PRESENT: Nona APPR�VAL OF CHAtt'CER CO�IISSION MItvTU'TES MUTION by T1s. Knoff, secon:ted by Njr. Starwalt, to approve Gharter Commissien minutes of Nc�vember 15, 1977 as submitted. TJpon a voice vote, all voting aye, z:�otion passed unanimously. NEW EUSINE5S A. Recei��e copies of change tn riinneapolis Chdrter: Re: Filling Vacancies Receipt o£ above was acknowledged by the Co;nmission. rir. Sheridan stated that Ray McPherson had resigned from the C�mmission and a replacement would be necessary. He also mentioned that �ir. 0'Neill had informed him of his xesignation, by telephone, and a lettex was for.thcomj_ng. Therefore, tw� replacements for the Co�aission would be necessary. Mr. 5heridan had received a phone ca?1 that eveni.ng from Jean Schell indicating s'ne would be unable to att�nd tne next two meetings due to a school commitment. , Mr. Ash stated Bob Pierce might be interested in one position. Mr. Sharidan stated Ms. Schell gave 'r►im the names of two other.s ��ho might be interes�ed. Thev are Agnes Wolf and �iarb Phelps. . Mr. Ash then stated he also knew of a Mark Hart who r�ight be inter�sted. Mr. Sheridan suggested these people be contacted and asked to subn�ir. a resun�e to tl�em. The rt�sumus U�oulu tt��i bt�: submi�ted to the Court far catisideration. 5 1- 1 0 page 2 Charter Commission t-i2etiny March 28, 1978 � r` Mr. Sheridan stated the Court sh�uld be informed that the Commission would like the appointments to be made witr�in a 30 day period, if possible. OLD BUSINESS Mr, Sheridan asked for a summary of the last meeting of the Commission. Mr. Ash stated two groups wer� formed to review the Charter. The group Mr. Ash was part of did not meet but the other group did have a meeting. Mr. Starwalt stated Ms. Schell had reviewed Chapters 1-3. Or�e item discussed was 2.05 on page 7- Vacancy to Council. They discussed the need for changes. No firm coaclusians were reached. The group was willing �0 1.!st.en co any comments. Mr. Starwalt then referred to page 35 of the Charter - �ertificate of Ratification. The group felt there should be some add�ons to . this secta.on. They wondered if there was a legal requirement leaving it like this. They felt there should be something like a continuing add-on - certificate of-amendment - a briet, concise,but legal, printed statem�nt on each subsequent print�ng stati.ng it had been amended. For example, it would be by election, special or ott�er- wise. A simple ceztificate of amendrnent tellir.g how it was amended and �igned by tne Mayor. �.t would be a brief statement. Mr. Sheridan asked if we should run this by the attorney asking whether a certificate has to come fron the Mayor. rir. Sheridar� agreed this should be added to any reprinting from now on. It can be re.ferred to as a certificate of dates oi amendmen�. tir, Langer stated that going back to Section 2.05 it is an area � t�iat needs improvement. Mr. Ash suggested a list of questions that we could present to the DFL and Republican Clubs, the League o£ tJo:�en Voters, etc., then proeeed to have a couple o; punli_c hearings. rir. Ash reviewed the minutes of the February ' I977, and wi*h the exception of question in in Chater 2, the other items are sti�1 pErtir.ent. They are; Question (2): Nothing is said abou� number of terms that a person can serve on Council. Should it be � limited to�two or four terms. Question (3;: Council size. Shauld there be more members? Fridley has grown, is now in 30,000 category. Question (4): Should be a list af s*_anding committees and i� should be pub).ished, with nam� of chairman, plus sct�edule, meeL-iri� dates, etc. at least once a year. 0 Pa�e 3 CHARTER CONIMISSION N�ETING Mar.ch 28, 1978 5 B Question (5): Boards. I3ewly created boards should have a termination date ar rejustification for further existence. Questzon (6): Can a person hoid more than one elective office? Some other questions might be: Do we want to have an ethics section in the Charter? Add somewhere - if a Councilperson would be able to appoint a member to each Board or Commission without Council approval, zxcept for the Police Comm. Mr. Ash would like to see the Ma.yox� have a State of the Ci�y address once a year like the Presiden�. It could then be printed in the City newsletter. Mr. Ash also stated he would like to see a fair caripaign practicPSection whereby printed materials handed out by a caz�d�date would have to �e filed with the City Gle?-k at least 11 days prior to an electioa so the opposition would have an opportur.zty to respond to'it. Mr. Langer stat�d those activities aren�t alc4�ays in printin�. Mr. Ash stated �hat could he no cc�ntrol of T�T, ete. but would ccntrol door to door activities. Mr. Ash feels maybe there should be an ordinance - it is wc�rth discussing. Mr. Ash stated this would be just far tha Counci.l and Mayor. Mr. Langer stated his groiip compared our Charter with two other Charters in this area and they found we've got a good Chartez. Its phra5eology was be�ter than some of the �thers, in their opinion. . _ . Mr. Sheridan asked for any ather cor.zments. Mr. Starwalt Gtated h.e did not have any serious quarrel with any of the above. He would lean toward a lean Charter. If there i.s something el.se that is r_eeded "zhis would hai.dle �t. We should xiot attempt to expand the Charter per se. rir. Ash stated he had no disa�reemenL with this. Periodi.r_ally we have to review some items. T1Ye city is growing. Another question to consider is should Chere be more council members. Ms. Johnson asked what the growth rate of the city was. Mr. Starwalt stated it is growing Co 33,000. He also stated the growth was not as rapid as it used to be. 5c Pag;e 4 Char.-ter Commission rleetiny March 28, 1978 � Mr. Sheridan stated we wil.l have som� �rowth bc�.t probabl.y just industrial not residential as all lar�e residential tracts are gone. Mr. Sheridan agreed we needed La discuss these matters. There� could be many items to recommend to the Council. He asked what the Committee would reco:nmend now. Mr. Ash stated we need to ge� all the matters in the minutes, look at them next month, have some hearings and proceed to draft revisions. Mr. Sher�dan stated that Section 2.05 was somewhaC urgent. Mr. Berg asked how many of these items were Charter questions. He also stated that an ethi.cs statemerit does belong in the Charter. Mr. Sheridan stated rhaL' on behal.f of the Co�cniGs��n he will contact Tom Forsberg about the two vacancies on the Corm�ission and hopefully we will get a list of pecple ioz t:�e vacancies to him. Hopefully we can give him a iisr of 5 or 6 names. Mr. Sherida:� asked if there was any other old business. Mr. Sheridan stat�d he will write a l.�tter to Mr. McPherson acknowledging his resignation, MOTIOPd by Mr. Ash, seconded by r:r. Langer, t� adjourn the meeting. The meeting adjourned at $:4G P.M. Respectfully submitted, ' � l , j`�i j�j�,� ` jC .z-._ � �, Gayle `Goben . Recording Secretary Attach�ent ' �� (� �'�u J , . ~� �^l �,��,.. s ��'�"� `��.� ��. �> ��?�w d��, � ' P l y�, ,pil � '��."r�*�r "� ; r'�,,'tr"Y,.�.` �i/�:': � • .. �`� � k",i:,,.S'drS7' . - r, , '� j � � o,�ia^^� � �'.-'4''+�'� t=.4_ � � - � ��.�.�- � �.; Mr. Lyle Bradley Anoka-Hennepir� District il Sc��crce Chairman Dr. Walter J. Breck�:oridqe Director Erneritus, Uell Museum of Natural Histo�y Mr. Neil A. Christensen Treasurer Dr. Doug Genard Medvonics Corporation Nls. Judith A. Janiatc Secretary �Ms. Kathleen Kemper � Mr. William KnoH Civil Engineer Dr. l. David M1Aech Research Blologi�t U. S. Fish and W�:Id6fe Service Ms. Constance Metcalf INr, Ver�on L. Mcen Chairman Mr. Doyle D. Mullin Mr. E. A. Peuan9elo Vice Chairman Mr. Wayne E. Samp��on Atcountant Mr. Pavid Schaaf State Senator Minnesota Distriet No. 46 Ms. Janice R. Seeger Mr. Wyman Smith legal Advisor Ms. LeeAnn Sporre Mr. Jack Velin Intemational Brotherhood ot Teamster: Advisors: Dr. Dan Huff Fridley City Natwalist Dr. Donald B. Lwre�ce Profeswr ot Botany University of Minnesuta Dr. Harriwn B. Tordoff Director, 8e11 Mu��eum of Natu�al Hismry � �l„� L�v.�... qn-- •---.._.. ,.r . Tya � ijn ��ast� shi , C it.y ".Ta n�: �;e r I �, . Cil't`j U� �'7'1(a 1?�* 643'I Universit,y �ve • T�iE r r; c� le ;�� ,','Tn 5 5� 3� :1�.��' C`ZX': S rin brook 6� p � Nature Center Fou�ndation Box 32323, Fridley, Minncsota 55432 (612} 57i-6743 Aprit 20, '19%8 n :.fter c?iscti�si.on. at our lr�rt Board r�eet;inr, kpri�r.i� le � i�'7�?. -�n.e �:?ou�c� �ti^n is askin�; tha� the City oi „ assur�e �he �x^en�;e of th.e rer�tal of t��ao Satellite units at r�:;y��..r.�': rook �;�t,a.re Cer_t�r. Oux� ��oi.nt i� t'_�i�t �ney aie �tarlic toilet f_,'Ci� i��ier �nd_ i:n al l_ za7_r_ne�s s�.oula be �ry �.r_t�i�t�:' �t ��it�= e; ,.>�?��-;� . I_f �h��j �;rere d:��co�!ti::ued. � ��.7±;,_ r,,�zar•r� .-;�u7.�' 1:.�e cye<�te��. "� Y�,�:.�ect"�:�__l�r .r_��nue:=t �"� ��t�,�e r,�telli.te toilGt ren��l CO�.�..,�::� BCCE�;`�E'r, 1,J�r �'_r'_8 .Ci1.tZr O? i'Z'j1!'1�°V, . The a/Iiliations shawn are !or identi/ication only and do not constitule endorsement CC S1Y?cerely, " .�yz-�-.1 %�� f �-v � �. .�d.°�� I,. 4T�rr�o:n ,''oen Ch��irm�n, I�oa�d of Directors �prin�_.brook T�;ature Center � ound:3't',201�! ti`Jayn.e S=?m��on, lre�s. rT-��, Siah Si;. Clair, ilaturayist ;� � MEA40 T0: Nasim M. Qureshi, City M,anager MEMO FROM: Richard N. Sobiech, Pulbic Works Di:ector DATE: April 20, 1978 SUBJECT: Tennis Court Proposal from NDH, Inc. (197$ Street Improvement Contractor) � Attached please find a change order which indicates ar addition to the street contract for construction of tennis courts by NDH, Incorporated, the 1978 street contractor. A comparison of the proposal as submitted by NDH, Inc. with the previously rejected bids indica.tes a substantial re�;uction in the construction costs to perform the tennis court construction. For example, the previous Iow bid received ti+ias f.rom Bituminous Roadways Inc. in the amount of $44,053.29 for the tennis court surfacing items. As noted in the change order, NDH Incorporated proposes io perform the surfacing work for $25,234.70. It is rec{ues*�d that the item be consic��rvc! ry the Cou;-�cil at the regular Council meeting af blay l, 1.978 and furtner, it is recommended that Change 0-rder_ #1 be approved tc allcw ND.� Incor- pora.ted to construct the *enni.s cotzrts as �art af their contract. RNSjjm cc: Chuck Boudreau 7 YU3I,IC WORKS DE1'.�P.TI�SI:NT �- -- -- Enginecring D.ivision ,__.-,��:_: _. . City of Fridlcy_ Fridl�y, I�4innesota May 1, 1978 NDH, Incorporated 700 Industry Avenue NW Anoka, I�IIV 55303 Re: CHANG� ORDER #1, STREET IP•9PROtiEMENT PP�OJECT ST. 1978-1 G��ntlemen : You are hereby orclered, authorized and instructed to modify your contract for St:reet Improvement Project St< 1978-1 by adding the follawing estimated quanti- ti.es for the additional total price of Twenty Five Thousand, Two Hundred Thirty Four Dallars aa�d 70/00 -----------------�__ $25,234.70 (Figures) As these are estimated i{uantities; the basis of payment would be on the actual quantity of work performed and the follo�ving unit prices. A�JDITIONS INCLUDES THE FpLI,OWING ITF,M�: Tennis court construction including gradin;, stabilized base, hot-mix bituminous binder and wearing course, located as follows: Springbrook Pa.rk Flanery Fark Craig Park Nloodcrest Benjamin/Briardal.e Faxk ITF;M APPROXIMA"C� QUANTITIES UNIT PRICE Ah10UNT Bit.uminous Material For Mix Leveling Course (2341) Surface Course (2351) Base - 4" Crushed Rock Gra:nular Borrow Tacic Coat Gracii ng � 43.55 tons 411 tons 417 tons 908,tons 400 Cu.Yds. 306 Gals. Lump Sum $ 86.00 14.06 16.58 6.1G ° 3.s0 0.60 � 1,500.00 $ 3,745.30 5,778.66 G,913.86 5,593.28 1,520.00 1$3.60 1,500.00 TOTAL CIiANGE OR�ER #1 . . . . . . . . $ 25,234.70 7A Change Order #1 St. 1978-1 -2- Original Contract Price $464,480.92 Change Order #1 25,234.70 Revised Cont-ract Price $�89,715.G2 �B 5/1/78 The completion date for the main contract on St. 1978-1 will remain in effect as August 15, 1978. . Submitted and approved by Richarc3 N. Sobiech, 1st day of Alay, 1978. �, � � Prepared by_� /,:' �'`�� Checked by:� � t C� � r ��-_"."_'_'_... � �-�.` 7 Public Works Director on the �1��`"r�� A.. 4r ///"/ 4 ��%��L - ��/� . Richa.rd N. Sobiecli, P. E. Public 1Vorks Director A;aproved and accepted this � day af :-� ?y , 1978 by NDH, Incorporat.�cl. Approved and accepted this o:f Fridley, �Iinnesota. 0 NDH, ancorporated l ,� • r. �� , �, � 3 ,2�� Ui " y � Title day of , 197& by the City Council William J. Nee - Mayor Nasim D9. Qureshz - City Manager P.tSOl.UTION N0. 1978 A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND Al1THORIZING SIGNING TEiE �GREEt�1�NT ESTABLISHING 41ORKI�lG CONDITIONS, t�JAGES AND NQURS GF Eh?PLQYE�S Gr THE CITY OF FRIDLEY �'F.RE DEPARTP�IENT FOR 7HE YEARS i978 ANU 19?9 WHEREAS, The International As�oc:�tian af Fire Fighters Local N�. 1�►86, as bargaining representative of the Firemen of �che City of Fridley Fire Department, has presented to the Council rf the City of Fridley various reques�s rela�ing to the working conditions, ��ages and hours of employees of the Fire Uepartment of the �ity �f Fric��ey, and WHEREAS, The City of Fri�ley has presEr��ed va.rious requests to the Ur�ion and t� the employees relating to arorking conditions, wages, and hc�urs of employees•of the Fire Department of the Ci�y nf Fridley, and 41HER�AS, Representatives nf the Union and the City have met and nE�gotiated regarding the requests of the Union and the City�, and WHEREAS, Agreernent has now been reachrEd bet��e�n representatives of the two par�ies on the propose� changes in the exist�ng coniract between the City and the Union. NOW, THERFf=QRE, BE IT RESOLVED, By the City C�unci1 that the h1ayer and the City C•��na�er are hereby autharized to execu��e the a.ttached Agreement (Fxhibit ",4") relating to work�irg cc�nditions, wages and hours of Firemen of the City Gf Friciley Fire �ep�r�ment. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY 7HE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY QF FRIL�LEl� THIS DAY OF , 197�. M�tYOR - �•�£LLIA[�1 J. NEE ATTES7: CITY CLERK - P�lA2V IN C. BRUNSELt :� 8A CITY OF FRIULEY �I E P1 0 R A N D U M T0: NASIM M. QURESHI, CiTY MANAGER, AND CITY COUNCIL FROr�: MARVTN C. BRUNSELLS ASST. CI7Y MuR./FIN. DIR. SUBJECT: CONTR��CT WITH FIRE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES FQR THE - YEARS 1978 AND 1979 DATE: APRIL 19, 1978 ' The attached contract covers the wages, hours and working conditi�r�s for the Fire FightQrs and tf�e Captain for the years 1978 and 1979. 1"he changes from the 1977 contract are as follows: 1. Top pay for u Fire Fighter will increase fr�om $1,310 in 1977 tu $1,400 in 1978, a 6.9% increase. 2. The top Fire Fighter's wage for the year 1979 will be �1,470 a month, a five percent ii�crease. In addition, �'ire Fighters will receive 80% of the amount the Consumer Price Index exceeds five percent, but in r,o event will the�r increase be more than seven percent over 1978. 3. The Captain will receive the same percentag� increases as the . Fire Fighters. 4. The Cit,y's contributian for hospi�talizaiion insurance w�ll increase from $65 in 1977 to $70 in 1978 and $72 in 1979. 5. There �aiil b� no increase in uniform a�lowance, or in any other manitary ar�a of the contract. 6. The work week will be reduced from 60 hours �n 1977 to 59 ho�rs in 1978 and 58 h�urs in 1979. Th�s is more in line with the wark week of other departments in the area. P1CB:sh R�SOLUTTO�� PJO. 19J� A f3tS0!_l1TIOf; Al�PROVING APtD At1TF!0(;17_IivG S1G�vIid�a Tf3f_ AGitEE1�1EhT ESTALLISf{IidG !,JO�?KIi;v C(?1��1)?�iiGi��, G!;�GI�S NI'�D �il�l7RS ±1F EC1PL.0'(EE� OF� THE CITY OF F.RIULEY f= IRE DEi'11f't i �°1tNT EOR TFIE YtARS 1978 AidD 1979 4JI��RC/1S, Thc� Ir�ternational l�ssoci Ation of Fire Fighters Local No. 19�'�6, as bar��i r�i ng represen �ati ve af �}�e Fi remen of the Ci ty of Fr�i dl ey Fire OU�artment, has ;�re>�nted to the Counc�l of the City of Fridley vari�us reyuests relating to the �vorking eonditions, wayes and hours of en�p1 flyces of� the Fi re Department or thc� Ci ty of Fri dl ey, and . 41NERFAS, T}7e �ity of Fridley has presented vurious requests to the Unien an� tc the emplo,yees relating to working conditions, ��ages, and haurs ofi em�?oyees o� the Fire Cepartment of the C�ity of Fridiey, ar�d tdII�REP,S, Represeniati v�s ofi the 11ni on and ti�e Ci ty have met and n�go�:iated regarding the requests af the Uni�n and the City, and G�!H��E�,S, �gr�emer�t has no�•a been rPached bet4�rees� representatives of the t��,o �.arti es on ihe prc,�osed charfles i n the exi st i ng contraci; between the Cii:y and the Union. V f�0��l, TIiEFEFORE> QE IT RESOL�rED, By the Ci �y Coun�il that ti�e f��a,y�or anci th� City ��lanager are herehy au: horized to exr�c«ie the attacned A�r�cer„��nt ( Exh� b-i t"A" ) re ► at.i ng t�, ,,ror+: ?��g cei�d� ti i:�ns , wages and hours of Fi ri�ne� of tt�e Ci Ly of Fr�i �l �y Fi re Ceaartment. PASSED P,N.ri Ai�OPTLU QY TN� CITY CC��NCII. OF TNE CITY 0�= FRIDLEY TFI I S Al"(� EST : DAY OF CI1"Y CLLRK — Ma �4':i� C. GhUNS�LL i978. :-______ NWYOR — i�JILLIAt�1 J. i�EC . . . � F.. :i� i' lltC. 1' lUf7i=�.�.� l v�..ni.. nv. i.iv�. v.��......... ..... • .,. • . ' • • . , I . � 1 ��y ' /1(�iICI.0 I-=-=f#�r�*L�Sl: Of' f►Gi;C; ►11:��T . . . . . . . . • • . . � . • • • • • � • • • � 1 $ � �f:'fICI_C II — 4tECJ:��l.TIOf! . . . .. . . o . . . . . , .• . . . . . • . • . • . . , l {1R71CI.E ]lI — D::i 1�:I710?!S. . . . . .. : � . . . , � . • . • • • • • , • • • • , 2 f�itiICt_C iV,— EI�iE'LOYEP, SECU2ITY . . . . , . . � . • • • • � • • • • • : • • � - 3 Af;TI Ct.E V — EI;PLQ'i E P. AUTI;JI;ITY ' . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . � ,� . . � A1�71CLE VI -• U'��lU'� SECU�;ITY. . . . . . , -. �. , . . . . .� • . • • • • • � , � � 4 AR7TCLE VT I �- E1�iP! OYEE 12IG';TS — G(�ICV��f;Ci !'�0; E�Ul1RC , . . . '., . . . . . , . 4 /;�T? Ct_r: V I r � -- Sl`,V I �; GS Cl �,US't: . � , . . , . , , • � . . . , . � �• . . . . , - 9 /��;TI Cl_C I �: — SC'r�IORI'!�Y . , , . . . . . , . . � . . < < , . . . , . , . . � . . 10 Ai�i IC[_C Y, � ^ul�Cl�f't�1I�;�' . . . . < . , e . . � . . � . . � . . . . , � . . . . . 10 �,RiICE.E Y,l _ l�+ORl: SCi�EDuLC . < . . . � . . � . . . : . .. . � .. . . � . . . . . 11 I�I;TI C1_E X� T — VIaC!;T I OI�S . . . . . < < . . . . . . � � . . . .. � . . , . . . . 13 �tRTI Cl_E XI I T � PkY FOi; FIRi. C.�,ZLS . . � . . .. . . .� . . � • . . . .: • . .� • . 14. AR7I CI.E XI!r .. r� ?�0'i CE� FUt�CI;Tl �;; F'!;0 �Rr,,; . . . e . � . . � : . . • . . . .. . �14 AR7ICLE X\f — riOL i Dfil`S . � . . . . . . . . . . � . . . . : . . . . �. . . . . : 15 ARTICLE X1�I � SI CE: �EP;1�E . � . � . . . . . . . � . . � . . . . . . . . . �. �. . � � . AR7 T C�_ i: ?; :f I I � : P� �1 lf :Y 0;�� 1(t�; � . . < < < . a . . .. . . . ;. . . � . � . . . . . � � � ARTICI_F 7;V� I3 — F20S�ry,TIO�ir,f�l' PERIO�JS . . . . . . . . � . . . . � . �. . . . . . � 18 AR7ICi_E XI>; — FU";�R�L PA,Y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . �. . . . . . 18 A2iIC!_E X): — JUR'r PI`�Y . . . . . . . . . . . . � . . : . . _ . . . . . � . . , 18 �'1R7ICI_E XaI - ��iT F�JP,h1 1',i_L0;lP,f�,CE : . . . . . � . . �. .. . . . . � . . . � . . i8 � ARTIC'LE X};Il: � fiE�L7,� Ai;U hOSPITI`,:. �i��L'R�;�,C� . , . . � . . . . . . . . . . : 18 11RTIC!L� XXII) — PiiY FOR XivSi'ELTIO;�I . . . . . . �. • • • . � . . .� . . . . . . 19 liR7�C;�E aXI1� — ItA7CS 0� f'i!Y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . 19 /1�TIC'LE X`;V — 1��JD17I('"�;�L li�CC�1T;1rr f'AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 • ARTI C!_C XX1�I — COLL�GC CF:CDI7S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 i+R7I CLC a\VS I — SEVERANCE PAY . . . . • • . • . . • • '• . • .. • • • • • : • • 21 � l�r7I GLC XXVI T 1 � 1;111 VLft . . . . . . . : . . . . . '. . . . . . . . • • • • • . 2�' /l{t1'I C! f: XXI 1 � �UR/1T I C;J . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 LAQOR AGREE��EPJT BETI�EEN CITY OF FRIDLEY AN D ` INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF � FI RE FI GHTE RS LOCAL NO . 19 �6 • ARTICLE I PURPOSE OF AGREEt�ENT This AGREE��EhT is entered into as of April 13, 1978 between the CITY OF FRIDLEY, h�reinafter called the EMPLOYER, and the INTERNATIO��AL ASSOCIATION QF FIRE FIGHTE�2S LO�AL N0. 1936, hereinaf4er called the UNIO�f. It is the intent and purpose of this AGREEP4ENT T0: 1.1 Establish procedures for the resolution of disputes concerning this AGREEMENT'S interpretation and/or ap�lication; and 1.2 Place in written form the parties' agreen�ent upon terms and conditions of.employment for the duration of this AGREEI�IENT. ARTICLE II RE�OGNITI�N The 1=P1PLOYER recognizes the UNIOiJ as the exclus�ve representa�ive, under P�linnesota Stat�ates, Section 179.71, Subdivision 3 for all personnel in the Fallo�•�ing job classifications: 1. Fire Fighters 2. I=ire Captain � -1- 8D 0 ,��zcr�L Tiz n�,l� r�r�rro�:s 0 3.1: � UitiION: The Interriatiol�al l�ssociati.on of Fire righters Local�No: 1986. 3. 2 YJi�TION Il'� �ll�El� :�1 merr,ber o£ t]�e �nternata.onal Associ.ation .of Fire Fi.ghters Loca�. ��o. 1�86. .3. 3 �;ti2PL0�.'�E: � men�Uer of the exclusive).�� reco�nzzecl bargai�-ii.nb • uni.t. 3. � ll�Ft'�RTIT�NT: The 3.5 L1aPi,OXT°F: Thc ;3. 6 City of Fridley City of . Fridley. � • Fire. Deparfine:�t. Chief; The uhief o� the �i�e Dep�. � o"f the City_ of Fridley. :3. 7 vhranT orrzex��: Officer ciectcd or �ppointed by �lie International '-- Elssociation or Fire- Fi�liters Loca.l No. 19E6. 3.F3. O;�ERTIIIE: l�Jor�: performed at �ihe er.press authorization of the EPIPLOYER in excess of the employee's scF�eduled shift. 3.9 SCFitDULED SNIF1': A consecutive �•;�rk �eriod includin.g t��ro rest breaks and a lunch break. � 3.10 REST GREAt:S: Tti�ro peri ods duri ng the SCfiEDULFD SHI FT dur� ng �•rhi ch the. • empToyee re�-�ains on continual du�� and is resp�nsible for assigred du�ies. . . 3.11 LUi;CN �REAK: A period duri ng the SC�;�DULE� SHIFT dur•i ng ti•rhi ch the empl oyee rema�ins on �on�inual du�y and is responsible for assignec3 dui;ies. � 3.12 STRIf:E: Concert�d ac�ion in failing ta repor� for duty, the �villful . ahsence fro�l� oile's pusition, the stoppac�e of ��orl:,. slot�r-do��r,�, ar absiinence in whole or in part fi�o:n the full; faithful and proper perf�rmance of the � duti es of eaipl oyrnent for �he purpose� of i ndu�i nc�; i nfl uenci ng or coerc i nc� a change i n tf�e condi ti ons or co;�pensai:i on oi- i:he ri ghts , privi 1 eges, or � obligations of employr�ent. � • _�_ 0 � • ,f 3.13 I3/tSF ftI�TE aF F'AY: Thc L-mploye�'s m�nthly ratc of pay er.clusive of longevi��`,: or any other special allo;iances. � 8 F � 3.1� CO�;PE(;Sl�TOf;Y 7I(�iE: Time o�'� during the employee's regu'larly scheduled �•�or�. • schedule equal in time to overtime t-rorked. '�� 0 3.15 SEVEP.I��CE PAY: Payment made to an employee upon honorable separatian of employment. ARSICtE IV E;•�PLO'�Eh SECURITY 0 0 4.1 The ��r'IGN agrees that during the life of this AGREEI�,ENT ifi ��ill not cause, encourage, participate in or �support� any stri�:e, slow-dor�n or oth�r interrup�ien of or in�erference ti��i�h the normal funct�ons of the E+�1PLOYER. 0 AP �'I C�E �T .l�i,4 i�.t�\J�. 1: �! .l1.tT a tI�1 lT S ti:Lr - ;i. �. Tllc l;i�'4�'LO� �l� i'CialI15 �l�c full ancl unres��ricic:3� rzdlzi: zo �peratc �nci nZai7a�c nll.��:.ttlPOt;�cr, �ZCilitic�, a�:c� i C�UI.(�I1�CIlt; to est�Ulisl. �unciiazls znd nro�rains; tn sct aiid �mcilcl budbct� ; ia cictcrminc th� utililaiioi�. of tcclivalo��•; io csi:�Ulisli ziicl moclifj- ilic or�anilatior.�tl . - ' � . struc��irc; {o �elect, cli�ect, arlcl cletermine ihe number oi' personncl; to esfablish �vorl: scl�edt�les, ancl to p�rfoz m ai-�y inh�rent rnana�erial . �'uncizan roi specific�ily 1� inited iiy this �.Grt�:�1��'T_ ;i. 2 .,15,i�y terrn ai�d cotic?ilion �f �mpl�>yincnt not spccif�_cally cstal�lishecl � or �7��dificcl by {:)lis 1�.G};LL,III;�TT s�i�ll �,<�maizi so�c:ly �viihin the ' di.screfiion of i:hc �R'Il'LO�'�� t.o moclif��, c�.1;aUlish, or clizninatc. � � - s"- H 11�i'.I�ZCS,}; �rI 111�`IO;; ;;l:C�)liI'1'Y . . ! r . i � i c� _ , •� ; c • 1 � ' U V G. � r>>� Lr,'iS'I�C�S. LT� �l�zal cicciuet S��oxri the »�_c c.� ot em��loyces �vho aut}IOrize such a decltictic�z� i.n ti;�rit.in� a.n axnour�? neccs;�ir3� ta - cover month)y UN1.Q1 dues. cti.rected Uy the U1�TIOr,. Such rnoni�cs �h.:�Il be� ��ernittec� as 0 6. 2 The UNiO�T may clesi.�,mai:e ernplayees fxom tr.e.bar�ainin� unii to act as a ste,vard and an aliernate and shall. i.��form the 7:I1�I�'LOI.''EI� - in �vriting of st�ch choice and ehan�es i.n i:he posi.tion oi ste��zrd and %or alternate. G. 3 Tli� E1�ZPL0�.'�R shall inake space. available on t��e emplo�ree b�il).e{:in b�ard for �ostin� U�.'IO�T notice{s) �,nd ailnounceineni:(s). 6.!k The Ui�7IOltiT agx,ees to indexnnify ar�c3 12o).d ��ie �I�zPa.�Oi'�R liarmle�s . . . a�ainst any and �.1J. claims, stiits, arc�crs, or jucZ�;inents Urought � ar issued a�ainst ihe T�TtiZPLOY.�P as a xesult of any action tai:cn or x�ot 1aJ:cn Uy tl;e �l12PL0� EIi under the provisian�. o� i:i1�.s .E�,.rticle. Al�T'ICL� ��.I 7�1:Z1�L0�.'L']� �IGITTS - Gl;IrV.��C� P?OC�DUP� ?.�1 D�7,Ii\TI�rzor: OI� .f�. GI�IZ�rA\TC�: • A, gricl�ance �s d efined as a aispute or c�i.saarecmeni as i:o the ir.ferprefation ar application of. ihe spce�.i'ic tez-ms and conclitians of t}:is AGrLi.i171;NT. ' �.2 U�<zo�T rx�.�r;rsr��r. 1�r1��:�:s Th� a:l�Pi.O�'T�R��ill rcco�;ni�c R'EPIiLS7�NZ'.l1TIV �S clesi�nated b,; th� . ,• . Y}I�IOi\T 1� tlie.grievance represc�nt^.1.ives c�f the barj;ai.nina unit -4- . 0 havi»�; t)�e dufii c�s anct r. esponsiUi.lities c:;t,i}:,).i.shecl by fihis .• h.x•ticle, ,, The UT�TI03.�' sl�all noiify i,hc 7;11�:PL0�'LR i.n wz ii:ing of the $�-! names of suc7i UNION PI�I=T;rSJ��TT11'J'1VI;S ancl .of their successars �rrlier� so ciesi_�natecl as prov�cled by G. 2 ox t]Za.s .lLG1�L�)1�:rN'Z'. 7. 3 PROCLS5ItiTG OT 1 GrIEV��I�CL � , Zt i.s reco�'ized aizd accepied by ilie U�710�T ancl the T��1�I�'J�OY�P fihat ' . �he processing of �rievances 4s l�.er•einafl:<:z J�r. ovi:clec� �s limi.ted . by the jab duiies ar�ci responsibilities o� ihe �1VSS''LOY�T�S and ' shall fherefore be accox�I�iishcd dur�i.n�.�lor�nal �vor�:a.nb hours .onl,y �vhen consisi:ent �vith sucli �i��PLOYEL clu{:i.es ar,d responsibil.ities. The ag�ri.eved �I12PLOY�E an� a Ui�'IOA� R7�PP, �S�i1TA'�'IV� sliall Ue alla��cd a reasonaUle ainou:it of tiine u�i'cliout loss in �ay «�1ie� a grie�•ancc is i.r�ves�i ;a�.ed azzd pz•eselitcd to .iiic r1�lz'J�OYLR dui inb norrn�t: o•rori�in� hours pz oFridCCl {l��t t11� LIIII'LOiT�, and tl�c YJNIOI�T ��PI�I:SLN'.C11`J'IVI� have riaf lrl.ecl and �,cccivec� ilie ai�proval of �� . fihc c'.csi�;i�atccl S1ipCrvisor t;�lio h�1S cleterzni�led tliat sueh ab:;e�ice i.s • �.•easo�iaUlc and 1vot�lcl not Uc detrimcnt�l. to tlic �vork pro�rams of fhC �117PJ�0�'�Ii. ' . 7. � �711ocLn�Rr � 0 •.Gricvancns, as defiixed L�y Section ?. 1, sllall be resolvea in con- �oz mai�cc �v�th fihc f�llo�vin� procedur::: ' . Step l. 1�n I�1TT'LOXL� clai.min.� a vzola�ion conccrnin� ihe #nterpxetation or �p��licatia:i of ihis I�.GP,7��11�NT shal.l, ��ithin � J� °S 0 t�vent�s--one (21) ca]:enclar. c�a3�s aficr such r,llc�;cd viol�zi:ion llas � . . . '� 8 I occurred, presenf sucn �ricvancc i.o i;;ie L1171='7.,Oa.'LE'S �uperviso-r � . as ciesi�;nal.ed by the ]��T�-1:1.'LQ�'��. T��: rn�.z�r�.0�.'Ll�-dcsi�na�ed representaiive �vi.11 c3i.scuss anc� �zve an an,wer to such 5tep 1 ' ' , grievance lvxthin ten (l.0) calend�:r d �ys ai'ter. r. ecezpt. 1� grievance 0 not r�sol.��ecl in Step 1 and app�alcd 1:o Step 2 sliall be placed in wrS.tin� setiin� �'orfih tlie nature of t}1e ��ricvanc�, i:he iaci:s on • ��hich it is based, i:he pro�,�ision or provisi.ons oi the .�.GREEII�ITT . alle�ealy viala�ed, the remeciy requested, and shall b� appealed to . Step 2 ti;�itliin ten (10) calendar days after i�he EA�IPL,O�a'�R-�esi�;r�ated ,� representative's fir,al anstiver in Siep i. Any �ricvance not app�aled i.z� writin� t� Si:ep 2 by �h� UI�'IO\'' �vithin ten (lU} c,ale�d�,r days shall be conside .reci ti�Taiz�ecl. . - - , � Step 2. If appealecl, ihe ti:rz•itfen grie��ance �hall be presen�cd by .' fli� UI�'TO1V and discussecl ti�Tzi.11 flle �i1�IP��0Y7�R-desi�na�ed Siep 2 representative. �'Iic �I1�PLUi'�I:--cicsz�nated representa�ive shall givc ilz� UNIOI� tlie �MP�O�'TI�'S Step•2 ans�T�er in �vriiir.; 1vi�iiin tez� (10� caleiiciar days after xeceipi �f such Sicp 2�rievance. A gr�cvancc x�ot resolvcd in Stcl� 2 may bc a�pcalcd fio S�.ep 3�s�iiliii� ' fien (10) eaieTidlr clays foll��•�.»�• ihe .�11iI'L��.'�li-cic:Si�maicd, z•epresent- ati.vc's i'in�l StcP 2 ans�ver. ,�l.ny bricvance not appealed �.n tvriiin� io Stcp 3 Uy t��e I1�TIU\ �t�iihiii �en (10) calcndar daS�s shall Ue considcrcd tiv€�ivcd. ' . . ' . St�p �, if zpr�calc:l, i]le tivritten �ricvancc shall be presented � Uy t}-�c 'Ui�:IO�'; ��r�cl c3i:�cu:;;,cc1 ��;i4li thc l�ati'il'L,C)�r3�R•�cic.;i�;»aficd . � ' SteP ,� 1:•ct7rc.�cnt<<tive. The ):a�1PLUIT7;i��-clesi�fnatecl representative • • . • u � slial.l �i.vc� tlle Yl1l.ON tl�e ri�7PJ�C7l.'1�.'R'�� anslvcr in wri.ti.�1� �vi.thin tc:n (10) culenclar da��s afler receipi �i slaci, Step 3�;rievance, A �xi.e��a7ice not resolved in Sficp 3 inay be �z}�p::�.l_cd i:a S�ep �: tiv�.tlLin ' . �en .(10) e�.lenclai� c;ays i'oJ.l.c�`ving tl�e �1�PI.,OX�P,°desz�;nated � representaiive's i'inal answer in Sf.ep 3. /.i.n,y �ri.cvance noi app�aled i.n �vriting i,o Step �I �y �;he �)1YI0�T tiviiL:n. ten (J0) calendar clays shall • %e considered �.�aived. Step �. � gxievance unresolved i.n Si:ep 3 anci app�aled to Step � by the iJ1:I01�Y s11a11 t�° subrnit�ed to ar��iirati.on subject to the prov�sions of. the Public Emplo��xr�ent ]�abox Pela�io�.s Act � of 1971. Tlie sc�llection of aiz arbi�ratoi �?�a).1. be inacle in acecrdance � with 'ihe "l�ules Go��exning tl�e �lrbiiration of Gx•i.c�rances" as esta'.z.:�shed by the 1'uUl�c Lnzp�oyment a�elations Poard. 7. 5 1`aT�PITP��TO?;'S .l�.UTl:TC11;I7'�' � ,A. Thc arbitrator shall l�ave r.o ri�lit to a�nc�ld, ni�d'zfy, nullify, i�nore, acld io, or sziUiracf from.iiie tcrzns and condiiions oi •, � this 1�G�� :J�?1'�LI�T2'. •'rlie arbitrafior sl�.all consider and decicte � onl�i �11C S�GCZIAC �J:�u� (s} �uUmai.tecl zn �vT'1�121� by fhe �11�II'LOY�S� • and t}�c: �I�TIOI�i, and sliall have no zuthority fio ir�al:e a deczsi.on . , on any othcr issuc n�t so su?�mitted. , X3. '�he arbitraior sS,all be �vi.t}ioiit po�ver to mai�c cicc�s�.o:�s canir�:ry to, or incoi�sistent �vii.h, or moc3ifyi.ni; or vary�.ng � ' �i�n an3� �vay ilic a��,?l�cwi�on uf lativs, ru�es, ar rc��ulzti�n� .7.. 0 0 � ---.-��:�=--�rayi_�2�' i.lic �'c,rcc and c�fcct c�� lati��. '!')�e �irbi.i.z•utor.':� clec:i�i.o:� shal�. � be s�iUmittcd i�7 -�vriti.7�; 1°�ithir, thirt,y ('c;U) da,y; �oJ.lotivi.n�; cl�ae �, . u ��. of ihe hcaring or the subrni.s:�i.on of bxic:f �.by tllc: �7arties, Zvl�icl�et�er l�e later, unless ihe �?ax•ti.cs a�;ree ta an extens�ion. The decisian shall be biricli�ng ot� Ua�h i;he �i421'l:.�UYL� and tLe U;�70N anci shal.l. Ue basec� sc�J:c:ly on t��e arbitrator's interZ�i•et� i.io.� or applicaiion o�' ihe e�press ,i:exms o� ihi.s Ja.GTE��T�I�T an:i to the i'acts of the grierancc pr�sentec�. C. The fees ar.d e}:penses i'or the axbi.{ratoz's sexvzces and . proceedi:�bs sl-iall Ue borne equally b�� i:he �nTPLO'�'ER and the U�IOi�,7 provided tba-t cach paz tS� sliall be respo.lsible� for . .�ompen: atin� its o1�.n r�pre ;enta�.zves 2n:� �=ritnesses. Z£ either party c3esires a vcrbai:irn r. ecord of ihe �roceedii7�s, it may carase such a record i:o be inade, �ro��iciin� it pays for the ,recorcl. I.f boih pzr�i�s �esire a verUatim record of the •. procecdings illc cost s�zail be sl�a��cc� en,uul.lj*. 7. 6 '�V.�.I V 7: l�t ' Xf a�ri�clTance'is not presen�:ed wi.thi.n the i:ime �ir_�ia�s set • for. fih a'UC�ve, i.t sha.11 be considered "�vai.ved. " If �z �rierance i.s nat appe�iled io il�c nc�t step �Y��-thin tl�c specificcl iime ° limit or a��y agrccd c�:i:cnsian thercof, i.ti shall be consi.lcred .. � . � , • seiticd o,i tl�e b�.sis ai tlic �71�PLOi'T�R'S Jasi anslver. If the • •�11'iPT�,n1'1.:I2 cl��es not ans�vcr a�rxcv�nct: o�� un appeal ihereof �vitlizii t?ie sp�cific� 1.i�7�c �.imais. �.li�: Ll�T1O:�7 may e).E�ct tc� ireat -$- 0 - -- __,.. --=-=��=i��c �;�i.evaiiee a.; cic:l�i<:cl at iliat step ��r,d ir��mecliai:el.;y al�Z�eal - . � . ' �� 8L tl�e �ricvar�ce 1.o i�e ne::t steP. '.Clic ti.rne J.;�rr,it �n 'eac]i �iep � may Ue e}:iended by mutual 1vri.�ten agi•ee�xici�t oT i:l1e ,��PLO�.'�S� and ihe �1NION ii� each si:ep� 7.7 CI30IC� Ol, li��i1�TL1aY � If, as a resuli: of i;he �vrittcr� �R�I�'I�O�.' �1�� response in Step 3, the grieva.iice z�eznai.ns unresolz�ed, aiid i.f ihe �xzevance involves ihe suspension, �deznoiion, or dischar�e of an employee tivho has complcfecl the requzr. ed proL�aii.onary per. i.od, i:he gri.cvanc� may be appeal_ed �itlier i:o SteP �: of �l.rticJ.e �TII or a�roced�ire such as: Civi.l 5ervice, lTeteran's Prefez�ence�, ox %air �xnpla3*ment. If appcalccl� to aizy pi occduz:c c�ther t]lan Si:c�? �: o� .A.rticic VII the �ri.eti�ance is no� subject �o ihe arUi.iz ai:ioii procedure as prot��ded i�n Sici� h af �.rizcle VII. .�'I�e a��;rie��ed cin�loyee sliall ii�ciic�te in Zvrii.inh �vl�ic?i I�rocctlure is ta uc utilizcd--Stcp � of llrfiicle '�TIZ or an�illcr apl�eal pz occclLrc--ai�d sli�il si.�;i� a. stli.emcnt fio ihe cr�ect tll�lt tI1C ch�icc oS ai�y ofl�cx• 3�r:�rin� �rcclutics illc adr ri.e�recl cmplo�•ce • • .�ram xr.akinb a s�bsequent appea� ihrou�;lx Stcp � o:f .1�� ti.cle �TJI. .. . . �`�.Ii'� ICLE �TTI? S!`�'S'I1TG5 C��11�LIST 0 T}iis ��GI;�2,�5�� 'T is sul�jeci: to il:e la�T�s o� �llle Ui1i.�:cc1 Sia�cs, the Siafie oF 111iniicsoi4 �nd thc �i ty of Fri dl ey . Xn il�c cvcr.t an,y provision of iliis 1�G�iE��II:I�'I' shall bc licicl io be coiltrary to la�v by a court of , . . . ' c�mp�icnt aurisclictia-� �'roin ��]ros�� i'i�nal juil�xncnt or decree ��a ap��eal llas been tal:cn �vithin thc� time pr�t�icled, .,ucli �??,o��ir��.on:.� :�li:�ll Ue voj.c2eci. .l�ll � otkicr pi'OV)SLU�y._Q� t}11S l�Cxl,LLi.1T:i.�TT �hall. contii�tic iz7 S'ull. for.cc rincl effect. -- ___��:_t - - = 8 P1 ?']7c voicled ��rovisioii may he r. ene�rotiatea at t1.�e �vrittcn re��uest oi cii.h.cr partf.. �I.RTICT�L Ta SLi`7IOl;I`I'Y 9. �. Seniority sl�all be deterrnined Uy 1;he eznployc�e's len�,ri.� of. � � ' COI1�111L1011S erripl��Jment �vi.ih the I�ire Dep��rtm:��ni: ancl pasted in an appropri.� �:e iocafiion. Seniorii:3� rasters �l�a�T be znainfiaxned bs� the FIRL-'-CIIIEF ---" on the..basis of tirne in grade and tir�e ' . ' wi�:hin snecific clGssifications. . - ' . 9. 2 Durina tl�e proba'�io?iary peri.od a ne�vly hired or rehired cmplos�ee ma� be discllar�ec3 at fihc sole di.scretion of tlie I;I�ZPi.,O1LR, � i � • , Durin� fi��c probai:a.onary perzocl a promoi;cEj or reassi�;�.eG employee may t�e .replZCCCI in his pz cvious position at ihe sole disci•etion of the � I��PLUZ'� I� . - 9. 3 .f� recluctioi� c�i «ror}. force tvi.11 Ue accomplisliccl on the Uasis ' of scnioz•ii:y. ' Employees shall be recalled from layoff on the basis of seniority. An er�p7oyee or, layoff sha71 have an opportunity to ��eturn ta t�lorl: wi thi n t�ti�o years of ±he ti�r�e of hi s 1 ayuff before any new er�pl oyee is hired. . ' � 9,4 Vacatior per�iods to a maximum ��f t��o (2) weeks sha17 be° selected on the basis of seniority until !�ay lst of each calendar year. ARTICLE X DISCIPLINE 10.1 The E�IPLOYER tivill discipline employees for just cause and may be in . i n one or more of the fo11 owi nq fom�s . -10- aj oral-reprimand; b) arritten reprimand; c) suspension; d) demotion; or e) discharge, , . . �8 P�! 10.2 Susoensions, demotions and discl�ar•ges will be in H�ritten form. � 10.3 �rJritten renrimands, notices of sus!�ension, and notices of discharg� which are to become part of an emoloyee's nersonnel file shall be read and acknoti�ll�dged by si�nature of t�ie em�loyee. Employees wi11 receive a copy of such reprimanels and/or notices. 10.4 Employees may examine their own individual personnel fiTes at reasonable times under the direct supervision ofi the E�1PLOYER. . AR7ICLE XI WORK SCHFDULE 71.1 The normal 4-rork schedul e for the emp7 oyees of the Fi re De;�artment shall be a±welve hour �rrorkinq day. The normal work schedule for the year 1978 shall be three thousand sixty-eiqhty hours (3,0G8) ard three thousand sixteen hours (3,016) hours fop° 1979. Said normal wcrk hours �to be accounted for by eacl� employee throuc�h: a) hour5 worked on assiqned shifts; b) hoiidays; c authorized leavQ time . The Department Nead is responsible for scheduling and assigning the weel;ly tvork schedule. � »��_ A 11.2:=�,��,i�-�ity clairns the autharity to schec�ule employee's �aork. g � A normal work day {or em��lc�yees shall be twelve� (12) hours bettaeen �: 00 F.P,1. and 8:00 A.M, i}�e normal work heek shall commencc at 8:00 P.11. on Sunday ancl.shall end at 8:00 A.�i. on Friday. 11.3 It is recogllizcd by the parties tl�at service �.o the publi� may require the establi�shment of regular shifts for some employees on a dai�y, tiaeekly, seasonal, or annual basis � � other than the 3:00 P,;�t, io 8:00 A.b7, s}iifi. The employer • will give advance natice to the employees affected by the establishment of work d�ys different than the normal employees' work day. . 11.4�. In the even� that tiaark is rec�uireci because of wzusuaZ cir- cumstances such as (but not limited to) £ire, flood, snow, sleet, br.eakdoi,�n of munici.pal eq:.3ipmeni or facilities, no advance notice_to the emplo�ees need be given. It is not required that an employee iaorkino other than the normal workday be sche�ulcd to ��ork more than twelve (12) houxs; . hotaever, each employee has an obliaat-ion to tiaork overtime if re- quest°d, unless unusual circun��stances pre>>ent him from doing so. 11.5� �It is also recognized by th� parties that serv�.ce to the public may require the establishmen� of r�gular work i,;eeks that sclie�jule �,�or�: on Saturda,vs and/or Suaida��s . Employees who are regularly scheciuled to be on duty Saturuay and/or Sunday wilJ. be granted t.�,ro consec�ative ciays off in lieu of Saturday and/or Sunday. -12- n�zTrci.�, xr1 ��nr�,17�_�o��s g P ---.-�3_..-��:�.:4--= -- .12,1 Each Emp].Gyec of thc City ��rho has worked r.cgularly £or the City for � perio�� of not lcss tl�an t��elve (12) successive months is entitled to a vacation atiJay �rom emplaym�nt- with pay. Vacation � pay shall L-e computied at the re�ular rate of pay to which such � Employce is �ntiticd. �ln Employe� l�ho has worked a minimuri of twelve (12) months is entitled to one (1) i•�orkday of�vacation for each month so worked. /ln Emp3.oyee wllo has worked ei�}lty- four (B4) consecutive months is enti.tled to'one and one-half (1?} i�orkdays of vacatior� for each month worked beginning 1Jith the eighty-fiftn (85t}i) n�onth of consecutive employment. An .• Employee ti�rho has worked one hundred eighty (180} successive montli is entitled to one and two-thirds (1 2/3) �aorkdays o£ vacation• for each month worked9 bega.nning i�ith thE one IZUnd:ed eighty- first (181st} month of consecuiive employr��nt. Exc.ept where othertivise provided by aareerrrent bett�een t]�e City Aiana�er and __ Employee, no more ihan t�aenty (20} days vacation may bc ta�:en in any.one _calendar year, and the vacations, unless other��rise provided, shall be taken each year during the months of April to and includin� the manth of August. 12,2" Employees are not autl�orizeci to carr.y ove� from one year to the next .ni�re than fi.�Te. (.5) �days of_ vacation over what the empl�yee had: at the end af the previous year, �aith�ut express . � ,, �-approval of his D�partm°nt Head and the Cit}r Tianager. 12,3 In the event a re�gular full time Employee quits or his em�loyy}len�. is sevexed f.or any reason whatsoevex, he shall receive hi.s earned vacation pay. -13- �RTICLE XIII F�AY FOft FTRF CA�LS . ' � ` 8 Q 13,1 Pay for off duty fire calls shall be $5.50 per fire call, 1"his will apoly on all fire cal1s before or after regular vrork�ng hours or. on days off. Should the caurts find thai. the Fridley Fire Jepartment comes under the�jurisdiction , of the federal Fair Labor Standards .act, i�his section of the contract sha11 be null and void. ARTICLE �I'f E��PL01'LE EDUCIITION PROGRAtii ' �� . ' 14,.1 The City will pay certain expenses �or certa�.n education courscs � based on the follo��ring criteria. ' � • a. The training course must l�ave relevance to the employeQs' preser.t or aiiticipated career responsibili.ties. Attendance �hall be at a City approved institution�. The course must be approved by the Departme�nt Head. - U. Financial assistance ��rill be exter�ed only to courses of�erecl .• bv an accredited institution. This includes vocational schools, riinnesota School of Business, etc. . 14.2 Prograrns Financial Policy . _ Finan�ial assistance will. be extened to cover only the cost of tuition, Cliarges for ba�ks, student uni.on m�mbersliip, student heayth coverage and other charges for �ti�hich the student receives some item or service other than actual instruction will not be paid. The City will pay SOo of the cost of tuition ir� advance o£ the employe°'s actual participation in �he course and filie employe� w}iall pay 500 0� the cost. Employee upon successful co:npletion of the course titi�ill be required to present to his department head a c�rtific�tion of satisfactory work. Sata.sfac- tory i�ork i.s defined as fO110WS: � � a. In courses issuing a letter gradc,a C or above is required. -14- .�.r . �e�+ b. In courses issuing numerical gxa.de, a?O��or above is $ R .. ' • xeqizired. . c. In courses not issuin� a gradc, a ccrtification from tl�e instruct�_on that the student satisfactorily participated in the act'ivities of the courses as required. 14,3 Ii the employee satisfactoxily completes the course,he will be reimbursed.for thc additional SOo of the tuition cost fox tiahich he had obligated himself �n the approveci application. If the emplo��ee fails, to satisfactorily complete the course, he will not be reimbursed. � . . . 14.4 'Tlie .program will not reimburse the employee for the hours he. spend in class, only for the tuition.• . 14.5 Expenses for which the employee is compensated under some other educational cr assistance program will not be covered, � � � : such as the GI bill. 14.6. T}ie City ti.Till not pay tuition or other costs fo� those courses ' which are used to make.tl�e employee eligible for additional salary. � I ARTICLE XV NOLIDAYS � 15.1 Holidays include New Year's Day, �anuary 1; ��lashington's and Lincaln's Bi rthday, the thi rd Monday in February; t�iemori al Day, �f�e last i�Ionday in May; Independence Day, July 4; Labor Day, thz fi rst ��londay in September; Christo�?her Columbus Day, the second t�londay in October; Veterans Day, ��oven�b2r 11; Thanksgiving Day, the fourth Thursday in November; and Christmas Day, Decembe r 25; provided, ►�f�en New Year's Oay, January 1; or Independence Day, July 4; or Veterans Day, yovember 11; or Christmas Day, December 25; falls on Sunday tne following day shall be a holiday, and provided, when New Year's Day, January 1; or -15- Indepencir�: �Jay, July 4; or Veterans Day, Clovember 11; or Christmas Day, - - -_:-.�ir.rraas::�- _. __ ' December 25; falls on Saturday, the preceding day shall be a holiday. �. 15.2 In addition to the holidays listed above, �mployees covered by this contract si�all be entit1ed to two additional holidays des�gnated by the City Cauncil or tiie Department llead, for a total of eleven (11) holidays per year. ARTICLE X'1r SICK LEAVE - ' 15.1 Any employee w.ho is unab] e to �aoxk because of sickness or � 15.2 injury may o�btain a leave of aUsence upon notice to the Cit�•. Writi:en verification of his cond�t;ion by a compe-renti medical authoxity may be required. ti��here the condit�on of the Employee is such that he.as unable to act £ar himself, the Union may apply for such leave os absence in his behalf. Failure to notify the City subjzcts fihe em��loyee to appropria�Ce discipline by tiie .City. � Each emFloyee of the City iaho has wor�:ed regularly for the City for a period not no� less than twelve (12) successive months is entitl�d to sick leave away fra�n emp�oyment with - pay. Sic�: leave pay shall be computed at the re�ular rate 0 of pay t� which such employee is entitleci. An employee who has .tiaorked a minimum of tti.�elve (12) m,onths is entitled to o�le (1} day o£ sick leave for each monih worked, cumul�ative to one hundred t�aenty (120) days of s'ick leave: After one hundxed t�•venty (120) earnc'd and unused days of sick �.eav� have accumulated, one (1).d�y addi.tional vacation shall be granted . to an emp�o.yee far every three (s) sick leave days earned a�id unused. T}le cmployee may elect., after ninety (90) carned , a�icl unused da��s o� �s,ick ]eavc haLe accutinulated, ta receive -iG- , one (1) d��y additi.onal vacati.on i�or every three (3) sick • g T leave ciays earned and unused. Sick lcave days shall not accur�ulatc beyond one hundrrd tvrenty (120� . 13efore any � 0 . ' sick lcave compensation is paicl, tJie c��.y �nay requesl: and is entitled to receive �rom any employee w}�o has �een absent more than three (3) days in succession, a certificate signed by a competent physician or other medical attendant �ertifyino to the fact that the absence was�i» fact due to sickness and no� otherwise. The City also reserves the right to have an examination made at any time of any persan claiming absence by reason of sickenss; such examination may be made when the City deems the same reasonably necessaxy to verify the sickness� claimed, and may be made in behalf of i.he City.by any c�mp�terit p�erson designated by the City. _ �iRTICLE Xb'TI I;�'JURY ON JOB 17.7 Any full time Cii,T emplo}ree who has ��en e3npluyed by tl�.e City .at least six (6� months, injured on his�regular job, shall be entitled to full pay up to a�eriod o� ninety (90) days whiie he is absent from t•rork b}� reason of such injury and his accrued . . � sick le4ve 1J1�1 not be charged �ntil after and beoinninp titi=ith ' the nincty-first (91s�.� day of absence from iaork by reason of sucl' injury; provided, hoi��ev�r, the amount a£ any compensation� s}iall be reduc�c� by �ny pzyment receive3 by tLe injured �mployee froz:l workmen's compensation insurance. An enployee who claims an absence from work due to an injury sustained on his regular job is subject to an examination to be made in behalf of the City by a person competent to perform the sams and as.is designated by the City. -17- ;�. _. AItTICLF Y,VIII PRQiit1TI0Pll1RY PFRIODS i 8.1 - Aa-]..-.-cae��ly hi red or rehi red empl oyees Wl � � serve a si x(6) months $(J _. ___._ -:_._�_}�zz-.;.� -_ .. probationary period. ARTICLE XIY FU�d�RAL PAY 0 19.1 Tn case of death occurring in tne immediate famil�y:of an employee, such an employe� may be excused from vi�rk for up i� 1:hree days with additional time off granted by the City Manager if additional time is needed. This time off shall not subject the employee to loss�of pay. For this purpose, members of the immediate family of the emp1oyee are considered to be the following: spouse, child (natural or adopted), parent, grandparent, brother, sister, monther-in-law or father-in-law, ARTICLE XX . JIJRY PAY 20.1 It sha71 be understood and agreed that the City shall pay all regular full time employees serving on any jury the difference in salary bet;yeen jury pay and his regular salary or pay while in such service. ARTICLE XXI UNIFORM ALLOGlANCE 21.1 The City shall provide a uniform clothinq alloarance for Fire Fighters of One Hundred Ninety Dollars ($190; per year for the years 1978 and 1979, said allowance to be paid in cash at the rate of �Jinety-five Dollars �$95) in January and Ninety-five Dollars ($95) in July of each year. ARTICLE XXII HEALTH AND HOSFITAL INSURANCE The EP�1PLOYER tvi11 contribute up to a maximum af Seventy Dol1ars ($70.00) per month per employee ±owards health, life and long term disabiTity insurance during the year 1978 and Seventy-two Dollars (�72.00) per month during the year 1979. � • _� �� I�RTICLE XXIII PAY FOR IPd>PECTIO�J r� V 7here may be a need from time t� time for tei,�porary isispection personnel in Lhe �ity. It is agreed between the Union and the City that should the Fire Chief elect to use one of the Fire Fighters as an inspector, the pay shall be Five and 40/100 Qollars (�5.40) per hour in 197� and Five and 70/100 Dollars $5.70) p�r hour in 1979. It is understood that the rate of pay for inspection shall not be related in any way to the rate for regular or overtime pay, as shown elsewhere in this contract. The re shall be no overtime pay for inspection �rork. The Fire Chief f�as the right to use volunteers as inspectors. Shou1d the courts find that the Fi rdley Fi re Department comes ur�der the j uri sdi cti on of the Federal Fai r Labor Standards Act, this section of the contract shall be null and void. ARTICLE XXIV RATES OF PAY 2�.1 Firefighters First six rnonths After six months After 1 2 years After 2 z years After 3'-2 years 1978 $1,140 per month $1 ,240 per month $1,263 per month $1,330 p er month $1,400 per month 1979 $1,197 per month�' �1,260 per month* $1 , 326 per month* $1,39E ner month* $1,470 per month* *In addi�ion to the ahove base salary for the year 1979, the Cit_y will pay eight_y percert (SO%) of the artount �he Ccnsumer Pric� Index exceeds a five percent (5i;; ii�crease ior th� Minneaaolis/St Paul area as calculated from the period July 1� 1978 to July 1, 1979, ti��ith a maximum salary increase of seven percent {7a) for the year 1979. 0 -19- � ,� 24.2 �#��'=��aptai n 197II 1979 , $�_49Q �er month �1,565 per mcnth* *In addition to i;he above base salary for the y�ear 1979, the Cit.y vrill pay eighty percent 80`� af the amount the Consumer Price Index exceeds a five �iercent (5%) increase for the Minneapolis/St. Paul area as calculated from the period Jul_y 1, 197� to July 1, 1979; �•rith a maximum salary increase of seven percent (7°�) for the _year 1979. ARTICLE XX�/ ADDITIO�?AL iNCEi�'T'IVE PAY 25.1 Incentive pay �vill be paid over and abave Lhe standard tiase � .. rate or goin� rate for Eniployee5 ]zi_red I�rioi to Januar}� 1, T9Z�� according to the following schedule, ��rov3_ding employe�s have made demonstrable pro�r;ss to�aards improviilb their proficiency ,� for theii- particular job title or job assihnment. � � i978 & 1979 A�ter S years of service $24 ' A£rer J.0 yesxs of service �'43 � . After 15 years �f service . $72 . .. � � � . -20- °X ' J Alt'I'Tf;t.l, XXVI C.OI,11i:GIi CRIiI)T'J.5 26.1 i�c�r l�i.re I�i�;hters I�ircd after January 1,_ 1974 t}ic Cit}-.i�il� pay ��r edtictit'i.on creclits earned at an accxecl�ted institution of hi�;}iex J carn.ii��; at the rate of �. 40 per quarter credit �taxt'in� �vi,th the ninety-first (91) quarter credit up to a . maximum o� �ne hundred eighty (�8p) credits or a maximum of a��C�.00 pei� morit}i. A17. courses ta}:en niust be appxoved by the �m��.oy�r. No Fire Fighter hired after January 1, 1974 wi1J. b� �la.�iba.c �or payments under ARTICLE XXVI. No Fa.re Fighter w�.�.l dra�v bath additional incentive pay under ARTICLE XXVI 'i�nd �ay �or education credits. �mployees �aill not be elihible ��r ed�;cat�an cxeclits durinb their six (G) month �:�bationa;y p�: z.od . A cleter.mination of tlie number of credits an employ�e is �l.i.�a,b�.� for IJ1�I. be made on December 1., of tne previ�us y��.r. Cre�i.ts earned LjllTl;la the year wi13 not be counted unt�il. the �ucceeding y�ar. The City wi1.I not pay tuition £or. ��urs�� th�t �mployee ►aill later be paid for as noted above. AR1IGl.� XX1�II S�VERANCE PAY 27,1 for all e:��1u,y�cs hired prior to Januar��, 1978, the severance pay policy shal 1 b� as fol 1 o��rs : Any Emplr,y�e tivith forty-eight (48) or more consecuii��e months of . �mplpyment will receive severance pay in cash t�ased on on� and Qne-half (1'�) days for each twelve (12) consecutive months worked, but nat ta exceed thirty (30) days of the same. -21- 0 � 27.2 For all en�ployees hired after January 1, 197 �, the severance pav �olic_y $ Y sh��ll be as follows: An em l�ee with for �-eight (4�3� or more conser,utive�months of employment vrill receive severance pay in cash based on one and one-half (1'2) days of severance pay for each twelve �ansecutive months a�orked. The amount of severance pa.y due an employee shall not exceed one-third (1/3) of their unus�d sick �leave�. AR7ICLE nXyIII,I;r,�IVrR ----- --- �3,1 lln3• ancl all pri.or aoreements, resolufions; praciices, poli.cies, z•ules and re�;tilations re�ardan� i:erins and conclitions of emplo��ment, i� tl�e extei�i: incol7sistci�t �vi�:Ii f.lie pro�-isians of t1�s_s �G ;rr��L:�TT, are l��rEby sup�x�cc�c�ecl. . 2�.2 The par�ies mu�ually acknd�=Iledbe that c�.�r�ng �:he ne�oii:atio�s �' �vhich xesul.�ed �.n this .A.GRT��i�7L�,TT, eac}� had i:he un].imited riglit and opPc�rtunity to mal:e dem_ands a��d pr. oposaJ.s „�z�h r�spect to an�r �erxn �r condii:ioia o� crnployxn.c�ni: no�: removed by latir from bargainin�, All agz een�.enis and �iz�derstandings arri.ved at by tl�e parfies are set for�h i.n �ti�Tr. itin;; �.n i:his .. 0 -22- � � _-- -- � � 8 Z -=-�<�i��j�7;�;i�;?.l;T�'I' ac�r tli� �til�ul�ztecl r!�zra�io.� oi' t1►i.;� I�.G1�LI:i�1:f�1T. '�'I?G I:J1rrI'T,,J�S'T�IY �uir�i the U�:?.U�� cacli ;�ol.t:ni:ari.l�' ancl ui�qualifiedly waives the z�iblit- to meei, and nc�;Ut3�L�C x'C��.X'C�J17i� any arxd all ierms ai�d conditic�ns of c�n��la}�ment xefer. rc:c] to �r covered in t�iis .A.GR�El't�T�'I' or v�rith respect to an�� 1:cr. m or condition of exnployrnent not specificallj� refex�°cd to or covered by this � .E�GSi7�.i�i147i1\Trr, evcn illcugll such te�,ms or COI7C�.Lt10I1S znaS� not have Ueen �tritl�in ix�e kno«�l.edbe ox coiii::.�rnplat�viz af c�.iher or b�i.i of thc p�.rtzcs at �rhe tiinc this conf:ract �vas nc�;otiai;r.d or e�:cc�zi.ed. ' ' •� -23- 8 � W • • r • • . � . � � O[1 /1 n r� nRTrr,l,r Y:;rx 7aU�zn°r1o�r This AGi'.I;E��tEN'I' shall be cfi:ectivc as of t�he anci shalJ • remain in full I'orce and effect until t}ie �thiY•ty-�irst' day of December, 1�7 In ►aa.tness ti•�hereof, the parties hereto have executed Lhis AGREE�i��IT on thz.,S _ day of ; 197 . . � . CITY OF FRIDLEY . '� ' , A1:�YOit - '.�lILLIA?1 J. VEE �� 1� iZ - . . C FOR THE IN"I'ER:�1ATIO�t�I� ASSOCIATION 0� FI�'.E FIG}ITERS LOCAL NO. 19�6 , �_.. �� 1�� DES!iVIS P9. OTTENi 4 I hereby xecommend L-o the Cit�; Coua.cil appro��al o� ttii's a�ree;nent . � ,� . �.�� .��,,�,�,� � _ ��------ • aSS�. CITY r•1GR./FI:�. DIR. - t1:1tt�JIi! �. [3!?U�lC4�!L � -2�- • ' RESOLUTION N0. A RESOLUTION TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS BE IT RESOLUED by the Council of the City of Fridley, as follaws: 1. That it :s in the interest of the City to.award bid contracts for the following items or• materials. DIESEL ENGINE FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT TRUCK UNIT #388 2. A copy of tne specifications for the above described items and materials, together with a nr000sal for the methnd of purchase and the �ayment thereof have ��en presented to the Council by the City Manager and the same are hereby approved and adopted as the plans and specifications, and the method of acquisition arid pay- ment to be required by the City Niith respect to the acqGisition of said items and materials. 3. The purcha�e of said items and materials as described above shall �e effected by sealed bids tc be received and opened by �trie City of Fridley on the 5th day of May, 1978, at 11:00 a.m. The C�ty Manager is directed and authorized to advertise for the purchase of s�id items and materials by sealed bid proposa�s under notice as proveded by law and the Charter of the City of Fridley, the notice to be substantially in for•m as '�hat shoE��n by Exhibit "A" attache� hereto and made a }�art of by reference. Said notice shall be published at least twice in the official ne��spaper of the City of Fridl�y. PASSED AND �DOPTED 8Y THF CITY COU'VCIL OF TNE CITY GF FRIDLEY ThIS DAY OF , iG78. WILLIAP� J. Pd�E - MAYOR ATTEST: 0 MARVIN C. aRUNSELL - CITY CLERK � �J GITY OF FRIDLEY BID NOTICE far DIESEL ENGINF for FIRE DEPARTMENT TRUCK UNiT #388 EXHIBIT "A" The City Council of the City of Frid'ley, Minnesota will acce�t seaied bids on DIESEL ENGINE FOR FIRE TRUCK on th� 5th day af May 1978, until 11:0� a.m. an said date at the Fridley City Hall, G431 University Avenue N.E., Fridley, Minnesota 55432 (telephone: 571-3450). Al1 bids must meet the minimum require- ments of the specifications. Failure to comply with this section can result in desqualification of the bid. Each b�d shall be accompanied hy a Certified Check, Cashier's Check, Cash �r Bid Band and ma.de payabie ��vithoui: conditions to the City of Fridley, Minr,esota, in an amount of not less than five percent (5%; of �he bid, wh�ch check, cash or bond shall be fc�rfeited if bidder neglects �r refuses �to enter into contract, af ter his bid has been accepted. The City reserv�s �h� rirht t� accept the hi� ti•rhich is aetermined to b� 'ir the best interes�s of the C�ity. The City res�rves the right ta rejec� any ;�nd al�l bids and waive any inf�rmal;ties or �echnicaiities ir� any �ic� receiveci �ithout explanation. The City Council also reserves the right to consider sucf� factors as time of delivery or performance, experiei�ce, resp�nsibility of the bidder, past perfor- mance of sim�ilar type� �f items or m�terials, availability of pro�ucts and other simiiar factors that it may determine tn be i� the best �nterest ofi the City. Copies of -the specificatic�ns and general conditions amy be examin�d in the office of the Purchasing Agent, or cepies may be obtained f�^om h;s office. All bids m!�st be submitted in sealed envelopes and plainl marked on the outside with DIESEL ENGINE. Nasim M. (�ureshi Ci ty ��lanager Publish: Fridley Sun Apt�i 4 26, 1978 May 3, 19i8 9A _____s . -.-_._��::�..�_. � - -- , �, ti , 2`� < <'L" { �'�=� � ' � � _ ,�.� �� . � {�� .� �,�' �,`.�' =�-' ' � . C�� ,`� �.. � lc ` C � C -�� c � �, �� r � � ' V�t3�L. `� i � �� . �- � � ��;- i �i � �'-�� -�:-�, � �� . � `� �� 1 ' z�--�s� �--��Y--� � ({r'�'r'`^ (�j-''l. �� / i , V �� .�� %G c�� . . � � ` �� -r�-�-�-*-�'� � i C- �`�� 'n `,c� ' ' �y� Y � C �� ! `-" , � ��`-t? � �-- t�''� %1-a�t t � � c�`�'..�-s.�.' �-c ,�.._ L�, { �-�. . .�--� � � �� ,c , � ,,��.,,,� � �� C i , .�1 '�_a� � /Lc�'� ��z� �-.""b.Z'-`r` '-'�' ' �.� c�,�-� �� . l ^�� , , � �U V� � f ^ ��i � ' � , ��.,,� �'� �vc, �'�' ` `! �'�} F.Q�-��ONCUR�ENCE BY TFfE ClTY CUUNCIL APPOINTNEI�T ---- _-�._,.:�;:. MAY 1, 197� HUN'iAN RESOURCES COP�P�ISSIOPJ APFOINTEE TER�1 EXPIRES r � �-��n RESIGNFD P9EP�BER Mr. Haro�d Belgum 191 Hartman Circle N.E. Fr i dl ey, ^1N 55�32 � ' 11 v0 F.OR CONCURR�:NCE C3Y YHE CiTY CUUNCl1. —.ESTiP�lA7ES `l� MAY 1, 1�7R � Eugene A. Hickok & Associa�es 545 Indian P�iound Wayzata, MN 55391 Moore Lake Evaluation & ResotrGiion Est�mate �`9 � � $3,142.95 ES7� i MATE 1�9 April 10, 1978 Mr. Steven J. Olson Environmental Officer City of Fric�ley 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesot� 55432 l3 A t Grrt ��i;C` /1 i ( � �I'. �� /'`s. � i(f:S I C _ � f{,._.r�� ?�, I iigi��r ., � � � � �, k 'e 545 Indian Mound ,.� Wayzat�, Minnesota 55391 ` (612j473-4224 STATEMENT n�z-�-�t c—,-�-�-u � �. �,-�—��{�--.��-.� �.�..�.��...., ��.._.. ��_....— Consulting Agreement by and between the City of Fridley, Minnesota and Eugene A. Hickok and Associates dated March 14, 1977 Professional Services - March, 1978 TASK I LAKE SAMPLES 21.0 Hrs. @ $14.00/hr. _ TASK II STORM SEWER �AI�PLFS 8.0 Hrs. @ $16.�Ojhr. _ $i28.00 19.5 I�rs. @ $14.00; hr. _ $273.0� Mileage VI BOTTOM CCRES 7.0 Hrs. @ $12.00/hr.. _ VII DATA EVALUATION $ 294s00 $ 30.3Q $ 431.30 1.5 Hrs. @ $48.00/hr. _ $ i2.00 3.0 Firs. @ $a4.00/hr. = $132e�J0 22.0 Hrs� @ $32,00/hro = $7Q4.00 2.0 Hrs. @ $19.00/hr. _ $ 38.U0 81.0 Hrs. @ $16.0(:/hr. =1,296000 Reproductions $85.65 Mileage � 6. Ci0 91.65 $ 84.OQ $2,333.65 TOTAL AMOUNT DUE -----------------°--------- $3,142 . 95 INVESTIGATIONS • RI-PORTS • D[SIGIV • HESEAiiCH � ''LL____! F.OR C0�lCURI�ENCE BY 7HE CiTY COUNCIL - LICE�ISES r��y 1, 1978 Type of �icense: B;�: Anproved BY: Refuse Hauler . � Ace Solid 4Jaste �1anagement Dean 0. Warden Steve Olson 3118 162nd Lane Nealth Inspectar . Anoka, Mn. 55303 . � Woodlake Sanitary Service Inc. Steve Olsan dba All State Disposal L�rry A. Hoy � I�ealth Inspector 4000 Hamel Raad . Hamel , P�n. 55340 , Allied Disposal Service Robert J. Younkin Steve Olson 3714 Girard No. Health Inspector Mpls., Mn. 55412 Browning Ferris Industries Steve L. htiesen Steve Olson . 9813 Flying Cloud Drive Health Inspector Eden Prair�e, P-1n. 55343 Christen Trucking Robert L. Christen Steve Olson 3501 Silver Lake R�ad Nealth Inspector Mpls., P�n. 55418 Dan's Disposai Dan�el Johnson Steve Olson 309 202nd Ave. N.W. Flealth Inspector Cedar, Mn. 55011 Environmental Community Jack Lindskog S�teve Olson .Services Inc. Health Inspector 2810 57th Ave. No. Brooklyn Center�, P1n. : Gallagher's Serv�ce Inc. Ri�harcl Gallagher Stev` Olson 9151 Central Ave. NeE. Nealth Inspector Mpls., Mn. 55434 Nilger Transfer David A. Kiatke Steve Olson 8550 Zachary Lane Nealth Inspector• �1aple Grove, P�n. 55369 Larry's Quality Sanitatian Lawrence R. ��tia Stev� Olson 17.210 Driscoll Street � Health Inspector Anoka, t�n. 55303 Lofgren Sanitation Serv�ce Harland Lofgren Steve Olson 9100 Flanders St. N.E. Hea�th Inspector Mpls., Mn. 55434 Metro Refuse Joanne P�. gutler Steve Olson 9837 3rd Ave. So. �. . Health Inspector Mpls., �Mn. 5542� � � • � . � Tarco of Mir�n. Inc. dba .. Qenn�s R. McG� aw �, �Steve Ol�on P1oderr� Services . . Heul±h inspector . 10041 P��lk St. N.ti. ' alaine, P�in. 55434 � l4 Fee• $ 30.00 60.00 30.00 120.00 30.00 30.00 � 30.00 30.00 30.OU • 30.00 45.00 30.00 30.00 Type of License: �: Refuse Nauler (Continuedj Pat's Disposal Service P�trick M. Spiczka 3518 Lyndale Ave. No. Mpls., Mn. 55412 Peterson Brothers Sanitation, Inc. 18605 Lake George Blvd. Bud Fjerstad Cedar, Mn. 5501i Suburban Pickup Service Inc. Jack Ga.11agher 3800 Restwood Rd. Circle Pines, Mn. 55014 bJ & W Disposal �ames L. & Beverly J. 501 84th Ave. N.E. Loken Mpls., Mn. 55433 Walter's Disposal Service Jahn N. 6Jalter 2830 101st Nve. N.E. Blaine, Mn. 55434 Waste Control Ronald Roth 95 td. Ivy St. St. Paul, Mn. 55117 Art Wiliman & Son Inc. LeRoy Will�nan 62 26th Ave. No. Mpls., Mn. 55411 Bautch Disposal Service Raymo��d 6autch .10264 Xyiite St. N.E. Mpls., Mn. 55434 Billiards George Is In Fridley Anthony G. Nicklow 3720 E. River Road Fridley, Mn. 55421 B�'ngo Lions Club of fridley Maynard A. Nielsen 5231 Cer�tral Ave. N. E. Frictley, Nin. 55421 Cigarette Big B's Pizza Robert L. Johnson 321 Osborne Rd. N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Champlin Service Station Pep Servires Inc. 7298 Highway #65 N.E. l�.U. Bcwles Fridley, Mn. 55432 ��roved By:. Steve Olson Health Inspector Steve Olson Health Inspector Steve Olson Health Inspeetor Steve Olson Health Inspector Steve Olson Health Inspector Steve Olson Health Inspector Stev� Olson Health Inspector Ste�re O1 son Health Inspector Jam�s P. Hill Publ�c Safety Director James P. Hill Public Safety Director Rat�ert D. Aldrich Fire Inspec:tor James P. Hill Public Safety Director James P. Hill . Public Safety Director 14 A Fee: 30.00 30.00 45.00 30.00 45.00 ' 30 . 00 45.00 30.00 70.00 250.00 12.00 12.00 �pe o� ticense: , _ _�.� : C � garette__��i na�d ) Fireside Rice Bowl 1160 Fireside prive N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 George Is In Fridley 3720 E. River Road Fridley, Mn. 55421 Pollies Place 6225 Highway #65 N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Shorewood Inn Inc. 6161 Highway �65 N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Western Stores 7600 University Ave. N.E. Frid�ey, Mn. 55432 Entertainment Pollies Place 6225 Flighway #65 N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Food Establishment Big B's Pizza 321 Osborne �d. N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Champlin Service Station 7298 Highway #65 N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Fireside Rice Bowl 1160 Fireside Dr. N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 George .Is In Fridley 3720 E. River Road Fridley, Mn. 55421 Menard Cashwa,y lumber 5351 Central Ave. N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55421 Pollies Place 6225 Highway #,F5 P�.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Ron's Ice 7406 Central Av�. N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 . �.� �liver Tam �inthony G. Nicklow Francis L. Mager William R. Nic'r,low Western Stores Div. Continental Oil Co. C.B. Lindberg Francis L. Mager Ro�iert L. Johnscn Pep Services Inc. W. D. Bowles Qliver Tam Antr�ony G. Nicklow Menard Inc. Earl Rasrnussen Francis L. Mager R.L. Fiolum Ap�roved By: James P. Hill Public Safety Director James P. Hill Public Safety Director J«mes P. Nill Public Safety Director James P. Hill Public Safety �Jirector James P. Hill Public Safety Director James P. Hill Public Safety Dir�ctor Stever J. �J�son Health Inspector Steven J. Olson Nealth Inspecter Steven J. Olson Health Inspec�or Ste��en J . O1 sc�n He�lth Inspector Steven J. Olson H�alth Inspector Steven J. Olson Health Inspector Steven J. Olsan Health Inspector . ��E � � �ee : 12.00 24.00 12.00 24.00 12.00 6�J . 00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.�0 25.00 T,�pe of _License: Q�!: Food Establishment (Conti►�ued) Shorewood Inn Inc. 6161 High►�ay #65 i�.E. Frid1ey, Mn. 55432 Western Stores 7600 University Ave. N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Commons Concession 61st Ave. & 7th Streei: Frid1ey, h1n. 55432 Motel Sunliner Motel 6881 Highway #65 N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Servicp Station Champlin Service Station 7298 Highway #65 N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Western Stores 7600 University Ave. N.E. Fridley, M1�n. 55432 6lilliam A. Nicklow Western Stores Div. C�n-�inental 0il Co. C.B. Lind�erg City af Fr�dley Parks & Rec. Dept C.A. Boudreau Doris R. Hart Pep Services, Inc. W.D. Bowles Wester� 5to!°es Div, Cortinental Oil Co. C.a. L7n�berg A�nroved�: Steven J. Olson Health I�spector Steven J. Olson iiea1th Inspector Steven J. Oison Heulth Inspector Robert D. Aldrich Fire Inspector Robert D. Aldrich Fire Inspector Darrel Clark Buildirg Inspector• Robert D. Aldrich Fire Inspector Darrel Clark Building Inspector Solicitor � * Soliciting chimney� sweeping service. Nickolas Pvickleby Ch�mney Svreep James P. Nill 7010 Hickory Dr. N.E. Robert E. Eioman f�ublic Safety D�rector Fridley, Mn. 55432 Ven�ing Machine Determan i�eiding & Tanic Ser. James Detcrman 1241 72nd Ave. N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Penny's Super P�arket 6540 University �lve. N.E. Fri�ley, Mn. 55432 Ra-Mac Welding Inc. 112 Osborne Rd. N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55432 Safetran Systems Corp. 4650 Main St. N.E. Fridley, Mn. 55421 Marion Lev7n� �obert G. Ramacher Sr. Gold Medal Beverag° Co. Luci Wilkerson Steven J. O�son Health Inspector Steven J. Olson Health Inspector Steven J. Olson Health Inspector Steven J. Olson Health Inspeetor Sunliner P1ote1 Doris R. Hart Steven J. Olson 6881 Highway #65 N.E. Nea1th Inspector Fridley, Mn. 5543Z Fee: l4 C 25.00 25.00 Exempt 100.00 ,.� �� 60.�0 ��3 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 �� f".�--�EON�URR[��!CE E3Y "t1iE CITY COt1tJCIL � z.IC�:3JL'�J 1�:.` -_,s-:.J:'ay 1, 1�37�3 I3LACY,'iUPP7.PdG APPStOVEB liY , Fairf.ax Tispl�al.t Inv. . ' 6G99 Ashton Avenue N.E. - DARF2�L CLFIRK Fridley, tdtl 55432 By: ��Yan A. Pfaf� COM. DEV. ADM, Tri-County Blacktop � � ' 105£38 Fiighway #i65 N.E. DARRF]I, C�ARK Blaine, t�iN 55934 By: Dwayne�Nustuald COM. DEV. ADM. EXCAVATIt1G . � � � Carl Bolander & Sons Company , 2933 Pleasant Aver.ue South DARREL CI:.AF2K Mi.nneapolis, t�iN 55408 . By: Rpger Ericksan . COM. DEV. ADM. Coppin Sewer & Water . 3730 Shannon Lane . DARREL CLARK Mound, N,N 55364 � By: Lawrence C. C.oppin �M. DEV. AI�+I. Encon Utilities, Inc. , ].530 �as� Cli�f Road . . • � ��L �� Bll]'I�SVIJ��Pr 2��I 55337 By: K. �nright . COM. DEV. ADM. Houser Iiic. 55-%7th 'v;ay N.E. DARREL CLAR3C Fridley, AL�I 55432 By: Wayne Olson C�7M. DEV. ADM. GEI3ERAL COI�'�RAC'rCR ' Custvm PooZs,, T_nc. . 701 East k.xcelsior Aver:ue BARREL CZARti Hopkins, 2:N 55343 � �y: Jan Mulvaney OOM. DFV. ADi�3. Dalberg ]3uilders, Inc. 1121°$Oth Avenue N.E. • AARItEL CLARK• Minnea�olis, MN 55432 � By: Sara Da].berg COM. I�V. ADM. Diamond. Caristructi�n Inc. 2501 Blaisde�l Sout}a DARR�L CLI�.RK . Minneapolis, riN 55404 By: Gene A. Volk • . (70M. DEV. T�DM. Dick Harris Company . ' ' 6200 Riverview Terrace N.E. � � 4� DRF.REL CI.ARK Fridley, N:N 55432 By: Ricliax'd H. fiarris GOM. DE'�1. ADM. D. J. Kran7 Co., Inc. 2033 West Broadway • DARRF.L CL�1RK Minneapolis, :�iN 55411 By: Lawrence E�.sen COM. DLV. ADM. McGough Construction Cc., Inc. • 2737 North Fairview Avetaue ' . DARR�L CLAR: 8oseville, MN 55113 Hy: Leo McGough OOM. DEV: Ai:s'�.. -�4 D ��0 f'.Ofl CQNCLiRFtCNCE E3Y THF CITY COUNCiL. - LzC�NSI;S � _ ____.._�- --- �r{x.•� �;- i�� Gen. Cont. Continued Minn. Packaqe Pra�iucts 6922-55th Street 23orth DARRF:L CL7�ZiC No. St. Paul, tdN 551G9 �3y: Gene Hickok COD�. D�V. AIaM. R. K. Constructicn 4482 Churchill Street 5horeview, M�i 55112 By: Raymond C. Kreps John J. Scar.lon 9£i7 Mt. Curve Boulevard St. Paul, MN 55116 By: John J. 5canlon� HEATING . Allan Heating & Air Cond., Inc. 5200 Eden Circle EdSna, MN 55436 By: William Viebahn Central Air Cond. & Heating Co. Div. of Winston Enterprises, Inc. - 1971 Seneca Road St. Pau1,, Mn. 55i22 By: E. David Rosenberg Golden Valley Air Cor.d. 5182 West i3roa�way Crystal, MN 554?_9 By: 6igird E, Follese' Hoglund riechanica� Cont. , Tnc. . 7420 West Lake Street Minneapolis, r.N 55426 By: L�n C. Ho;lund Hoov-Aire Inc. 6840 Shingle Creek Parr:way Braoklyn Center, DZN 55430 By: Wayne A. Haover Loop-Beldon-Porter • � � 315 Royalstan AvenuQ I�orth Minneapolis, MN 55405 By� Douglas Nayes Axel Newman Heating & Plumbing Company 1608 Como Avenue West 5�. Paul, biN 551�8 By: Riclaard A. Newm�.z Owens Services {:orpo�ation 930 East 80th Stxeet Bloomington, MN 55420 By: R. Owens MASON RY � Ritcy-Way ��aterproofing, Tnc. 7337 L�l:e Drive �,ino Lakes, MN 55014 Bye A. Anderson DARREL CLARK COM. DFV. ADM. DARREL CLARK COt1. DE�7. ALX�I. WILLIAM SANDIN PL3G. HTG. INSP. kTILLIAbi SAh'T�IP7 Pi,BG, HTG. SN$P. WTLi�IAM SANDIl�i PLBG. HTG.�INSP. 'b1ILLLAM SANDIN 1}T�3G. HTG. INSP. WILLIANI SANDIN PLBG. HTG. INSP. WZLLIAM SANDIN PLBG. HTG. I13SP. WILI,IF,M SANDII3 PLBG. I-iTG. INSP. WiLLIAM SANDIbI PLII�. HTG. INSP. DARREL CIARK COM. D�V. ADM. 1jt E ��p �.oR cor�cun�er�cC E3Y 7HE CITY COUNCIL-- Lzc�:r�s�s __._.�_ . ._:_ __-,.-#ft��y- 1;� 1973 Masonry Cont. Continucd Loo O. Sanders Coricrete CanL-racting Co. . 7813 Ja ck �on S Lree t N.�. ' D11FtItEL CL11RK Spring Lake Park, MN 55432 By: Leo Sanders ' COM. DEV. AD29, WR�CKING . ' Carl Bolandcr & Sons Co. � 2933 Pleasant nvenue South - Minneapolis, MN 55408 By; Roger Eri.ckscin SWIMMING POOLS 105G-1090 52nd Avenue N.E. OW2d�R: Benedict i��gmt. Co. ' 4606 Chirago Avenue South . Minnea�lis, MN 5590? 5460-7th Street N.E. �WNER: ICmit, Iuciow Assoc � 315£3 Arthur S'creet N.�. Minneapolis, MN 55418 5430 - 7tli Street N.E. Ot9NER: fIarald D. Morrow • � ' . . Rou'te #5 , Box p 196 ' � River Falls, WIS 5�022 6670 Lucia Lane N.E, 6000 West Moore uake Dr. 7855 East River Rc�ad 6540-50 East River Rc�ad �O�' ING � Reliai�le Roo�ing Company 3504 - 18t-.�i Avenue South Minneapolis, MN 55407 GAS SERVICES Mill City Heating & Air_ Cond. 13005 B 16th� Averue NortYi riinneapolis, MN� 55441-� --•--- OWNER: Hughes Properties - 4410 Douglas kvenu.e S . rlinrl2apolis, i�1N 55416 OWNER: Frid.ley Scha.�ls 6000 W. Moore Lake Dr. Fridl.ey, MN 55432. MGMT: Hixsch-Newman Co. • 520 Shelard Towers Minneapolis, MN 55426 OWNER: River Ftoad East Corp. P. O. Bax 270 � Minneapolis, MN 55440_ s By:�Jerome L. Gerard By: David Stevenson . � �_ .. 0 0 o • UARREL CLARK COM. DEV< ADM. 0 � 14 F STEVE OLSON ENVIRONMENTAL OFC. STEVE OLSON ENVIRONMEPdTAL OFC. STEVE OLSQN EIv'�IIRt�ND�tdTAL OFC. STEV� OIS023• ENVIRONri�NTAL OFC. STEVE OLSON ENVI�2C?NM�NTAL C�.FC. STEVE OI.;ON • ENVIRONP�IENTAL OFC. STEVE OLSON EI�IRONP�IENTAL OFC. DAR�2FL CLARK COM. DEV. ADM. WILLIAI�i SAAIDIId PLBG. HTG. INSP. ��\0 � f�.�R CONGUR�I�tJCC BY 1'H� Cl i Y CQUNCIi.. - LICENSES � � A•i.:ty 1.. 19 78 1�� v GENEF2AL COI3TRAC`I'OR ' Halls of Ivy � ' 15087 North 64th Street : DARREL CLP,RK . Stillwater, . P�I 55082 By: Clarence Iver..son COD1. 1�EV. ADM. HEATING ' Mill City Heating & Air Cond ' 13005 B 16th Avenue North WILLIAM SANDTN Minneapolis, MN 55441 By: David Stc>venson �PLBG. HTG. INSP. n 0 0 0