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10/02/1978 - 5756� � 254 THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL OF OCTOBER 2, 1978 . � � � The Regular Meeting of the Fridley City Council was called to order at 7:38 p.m. by Mayor Nee.� . PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Nee led the Council and audience in the Pledge of Allegiance to the � Flag. ROLL CALL• MEMBERS PRESENT: Councilman Fitzpatrick, Councilman Hamernik Mayor Nee, Councilman Schneider and Councilman Barnette MEMBERS ABSENT: None -APPROVAL OF MINUTES: PUBLIC HEARING MEETING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1978: MOTION by Councilman Hamerqik to approve the minutes as presented. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. ADOPTION OF AGENDA: � . � Mayor Nee stated the City staff has requested that two items be added: (7) Consideration of a Resolution Certifying Charges to the County Auditor for Clean-up of Springbrook Park Addition and; (2) Consideration of a Lease Agreement with the Non-Profit Or9anization, SORT. MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to adopt the agenda with the above two . amendments. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a�voice vote, all voting � aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion unanimously. OPEN fORUM, VISITORS: . ISLANDS OF PEACE: Mr. Ed Wilmes, 6350 Riverview Terrace, extended an invitation for everyone to attend the ceremony.to be held at the building site on the Islands of Peace on October 14, 1978 at 10 a.m. He felt with the start of construction of the reception center building, this would insure the reality of the dreams of the Islands of Peace. - OLD BUSINESS: ORDINANCE N0. 685 FOR ZONING ORDINANCE IIMENDMENT ZOA #78-06, BY G. 41. PASCHKE TO REZONE fROM M-2 to M-t, SDUTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN STREET AND 77TH�AVENUE: MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to waive the second reading of Ordinance No. 685 and adopt it on the second reading and publish.� Seconded 6y Councilman� Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the.rtrotion carried unanimously. � ORDINANCE N0. 686 FOR STREET ANO ALLEY VACATION REQUEST SAV N78-03, BY j��I WARREN MARMDRINE; 7671 CENTRAL AVENUE� N.E.: � � MOTION by Councilman Schneider to waive the second reading of Ordinance No.. i b86 and adopt it on the second reading and publish. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. UDon a voice vote, ail voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion I carried unanimously. � I� � ORDINANCE N0. 687 ESTABLISHING A NEW CHAPTER 503 (ROAD WEiGHT RESTRICTIONS) ' ' NO REPEALING PRIOR CHAPTER 503: . __ - _ __ _, _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ � 255 ; REGIJLAR MEETING Of OCTOBER 2, 1978 . PAf,E 2 MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to waive the second reading of Ordinance No. 687 and adopt it on the second reading and publish. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. � -0R�INANCP N0. 688 ADOPTING THE BU�GET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1979: MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to waive the second reading of Ordinance No. . 688 and adopt it on the second reading and publish. Seconded by Councilman . Schneider. Upon a voice�vote, all voting aye,�Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. � [, ' CONSIDERATION OF REAPPROVAL OF D7UNN'S NILLCREST AD[7ITION (TABLED 4/11/78, � 9/25/78 : Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated this item was tabled from the last Council meeting in order to altow staff time to discuss this plat and drainage with the Burlington Northern Railroad. Mr. Sobiech stated, in contacts with Burlington Northern, the City Attorney has received a negative response regarding use�of the drainage ditch. Mr. Sobiech felt this would leave open only the alternative suggested by Burlington Northern which�would invo7ve construction of a pipe. Mr. Sobiech stated, in meeting with the developer, staff has come to the conclusion the City could allow development on the existing five platted lots with some stipulations to those building permits. He felt the City would have to insist on a drainage plan that would insure that the water coming from the North onto these lots would be maintained and handled on those tots; that Nillcrest Avenue be improved from the North edge of Lot 5 through to Hickory Orive; and provi.sions made for handling the drainage resulting fran the construction of Nil7crest Avenue. Mr. Sobiech stated, at the present time, there is an outstanding resolution which ordered the improvement of Hilicrest Avenue and Blair Way and this could be modified for the improvement of Hillcrest only. He stated, with the improvement, there would be pending assessments on the lots. He felt affidavits should be filed so that the persons purchasing these lots are aware that the rear yards of the properties are holding ponds for drainage purposes. � - . Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, felt easements should be obtained on these lots for drainage and ponding; a plan should be submitted to take care of all the drainage from the North plus the five lots they would be building on; and an access and drainage easement be provided on the southerly portion of Lot 9. He felt, if these conditions are met, the developer could proceed and the Council authorize the issuance of the building permits on the five lots. Mr. Qureshi fett this certainly was not the.best approach regarding the drainage for the area and would not solve the problem on the properties to the south of this development. He felt it would 6e better for the developer� to escrow.$2,000 per lot in order to develop all 9 lots of previous proposed plat and an improvement made for the drainage. -. Mr. Libra, Attorney representing the petitioners, stated the items discussed by Mr. Sobiech regarding drainage, ponding and street construction were satisfactory with the petitioner, but questioned an access easement on Lot 9. He felt if this was required, there vrould be a problem in locating a house on this lot. �. I Mr. Qureshi explained this would involve only both access and drainage and felt, therefore, i' building site for this lot. Mr. Libra stated, � would be no objection to the easement. about a 12 foot easement for it wouldn't infringe on the if this was the case, there Mr. Libra requested action by the Council so building could proceed on the five lots. He stated he appreciated the Council's consideration and work the staff and City Attorney has done in this matter and re9retted they couldn't obtain approvat from Burlington Northern. � � i / i 256 REGULAR MEETING OF�OCTOBER 2, 1978 PAGE 3 Mdyor Nee stated he was grateful to the petitioners for workin9 so well with the Gity in trying to reach a better solution. h1�TI0N by Councilman Fitzpatrick to direct the administration to issue � building permits on the present five ptatted lots contingent on the developer sudnitting a pla'n that would provide for drainage on these lots and pondina on the back of each lot; provide for drainage from property to the North and property whose drainage would be cut off by development of Hillcrest Avenue; provide a drainage pending easement on the back of each lot; and to provide a 12 foot access and drainage easement on the southerly side of Lot 9. Seconded by Councitman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF ADDING ONTO LIQUOR STORE AT HOLLY CENTER {TABLED 9/25/78): Mr. Brunsell, finance Director, stated some additional information has been submitted to the Council prinwrily covering the relationship of sales to square footage of some of the neighboring municipat liquor stores. Mr. Brunsell felt there wasn't any real pattern to the figures presented, except there is an indication that you have to have a certain size store and certain volume of sales in order to made a profit. Mr. Brunsell stated the reason the proposal is before the Council is that they want to be equipped to handle more business at the Holly Center store. Mr. Bob McGuire, Liquor Store Manager, felt, with this addition, they could handle the volume of�business for the Holly Center store. He stated their biggest problem is not enough storage space and room for display. Councilman Schneider stated, in looking at the statistics, obviously the sales per square foot is greater in a small store and felt, therefore, there is not a relationship between sales and square footage. Mr. Brunsell felt each store will have to do more volume in order to meet the competition. He stated the trend is that you can't make a profit anymore in a small store. Councilman Schneider pointed out the store would have to havc $35,000 more in sales in order to break even. Mr. Brunsell felt, with the addition, they rrould�have additional wine and beer sales, since they would have the storage space and could do a better job of inerchandising. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated the owner of Holly Center is making an investment to improve this shopping area and the addition might be a small contribution the City could make to show that this area is viable and has future potential. Councilman Fitzpatrick pointed out there is need not only in terms of expanding, and hopefully keeping up the same average sales, 6ut there is a space problem for the present business. Mayor Nee felt just to break even was not a factor for�investment, even though it would be a nicer store, and that the ratio of sales wouldn't chan9e with the added space. Mr. McGuire felt, with the addition, they would do more business and have additional sales or else the matter of the addition wouldn't have been brought before the Council. � . ._... Mr. Brunsell stated, even if thQ City doesn't proceed.with the addition, it would be necessary to undertake some remodeling and improvements at the store. . Councilman Hamernik felt, since the City is in the liquor business, they should put forth an effort to iniprove the merchandising and, on that basis, he vrould be in favor of the expansion. MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to concur with the�recoirenendation to lease an additional 900 square feet for the Holly Center liquor store. Seconded by CounciTman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee deciared the motion carried unanimously. REGULAR MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1978- PAGE 4 NEW BUSINESS: CONSIDERATION OF SUBMITTING APPLICATION FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT BONUS Fl1N�S: Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated this item concerns a letter-of intent to apply for Community Oevelopment BlockGrantBOnus Funds. He stated HUD has made these bonus funds available to the Metropolitan Council for tow and moderate income housing in the metropolitan area. � Mr. Sobiech outlined the program the City was proposing, if the funds were ��i received. The program would consist of (1) Acquisition of scattered site .substandard units; (2) Rental Unit Rehabilitation Loan Program; and (3) Home Ownership Assistance Program. Councilman Schneider questioned the definition of "large families" under Item 3. Ms. Betty Christlieb> of the City staff, stated, according to Section 8 guide7ines, large families would be larger than five members per household. Councilman Schneider questioned to whom the loans, under the home ownership assistance program, would be repaid. Ms. Christlieb stated they would be repaid to the City and would be available as a revolving fund and used again for similar programs. � Councilman Schneider questioned who would make a determination on what persons would get a loan. Ms. Christlieb stated the City would 6e responsible for making the determination and administering the program. � Councilman Hamernik questioned how the MFHA program worked. Ms. Christlieb explained, for people who qualify,�the MFHA buys their mortgage and gives those qualified applicants a 6-3/4� mortgage on the property. She explained that people qualify through the regular channels of a lending institution and then the MFHA steps in and gives them a lower interest rate. (: ' Councilman Hamernik questioned if the persons who qualified would always have lthat mortgage; and Cou�cilman Barnette questioned if another person could buy or assume the mortgage. Ms. Christlieb indicated she was not sure at this time, but felt it might be possible. �� . Councilman Hamernik questioned. the wording "write down the cost of the lots" urider Item 7. Ms. Christlieb explained that "write down" means the City could sell the lot back at a very low cost. Mayor�Nee felt the lot would be offered at market value, however, the costs far demolition wouldn't be incl�ded. Councilman Fitzpatrick questioned who determines the price at which the lot vrould be resold. Ms. Christlie6 stated this�would be done by the City and staff. Ms. Christlieb stated, in reference to the home ownership assistance program, the loans would have to be done through a neighborhood non-profit corporation. Mr. Sobiech explained that the bonus funds became avaitable within the last several weeks and this is the reason the matter is before the Council. He stated the deadline for applying for the funds is Octo6er 6, 1978 and, therefore, staff wanted reaction from the Council regarding the letter of intent. r� Councilman Schneider felt the rental unit rehabilitation loan program might be � open to a lot of abuse and owners could intentionaTly let their buildin9s run � down in order to receive the loan. Mr. Sobiech stated one of the conditions to the apartment owners receiving the rehabilitation loan xmuld be that they offer their'units for rental under the Section 8 subsidy program. Councilman Hamernik felt the City already� has an adequate number of units and asked what would be gained. _ -. _ _ 25 % '� ` ' 25R � REGULAR MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1978 PAGE 5 �, ; i Councilman Schneider felt the City would be bringing sub-standard units up to code. • Councilman Hamernik felt this matter would De taken care of under the maintenance code.� � Councilman Fitzpatrick felt the rehabilitation loan program would facilitate the enfarcement of the maintenance code. ....,.,.<.. �Mr. Sobiech stated, with the rehabilitation loan pro9ram for rental units, this would prcvide�a means of helping those landlords for whom it would create a burden for them to bring their property up to the standards of the housing maintenance code. Councilman Hamernik felt this gets back to the question on how they would screen the applicants and he stated he has a problem with subsidy for rental units. He felt> with the improvement, the landlord vrould then raise the. rent. Councilman Schneider suggested possibly the reha6ilitation loan program for rental units could be tied in aiith matching or cost sharing with the landlord. Mr. Sobiech felt this might be feasible as the City would establish the criteria which would be reviewed by HUD. Councilman Schneider stated he shared Councilman Hamernik's concern regarding the loan rehabilitation program for rental units, however, could see some benefit fran parts 1 and 3 of the proposed program. � Mayor Nee felt perhaps more of the funds should be used for acquisition of scattered substandard units rather then the rental unit rehabilitation loan program. Councilman Hamernik stated he is not in favor of the rental unit rehabilitation loan program. He stated he fails to see the benefit because of the 75% now qualified for Section 8 that is not being used. He stated he has concern with the acquisition of substandard units and the relocation of people. He felt the Metro HRA public housing program would have to be eliminated and any assistance would have to be from the MFHA. He stated he probably has the least problem with the home ormership assistance program, although he is not totally in favor of any of the programs proposed. Councilman Barnette felt, with appropriate changes, he could support it on the basis that they are only seeking the funds.� He felt.there had to be some safeguards to insure Lhat the funds are being used properly. Councilman Schneider stated he would concur with Councilman Hamernik that the words "or Metro HRA public housing program" shoul.d be eliminated under Item 1. He indicated he doesn't have any problems with the acquisition of scattered substandard units or the home ownership assistance program, however he felt there should be some safeguards for the rental unit rehabilitation loan program. Cauncilman Schneider stated he would be in favor of shifting the amounts in Items 1 and 2. Mayor Nee stated he would concur with the comnents made by Councilman Schneider. Mr. Sobiech stated he understands the Council wishes to (1) invert the monetary values of Items 1 and 2; (2) eliminate the words "or Metro HRA - public housing program" under Item 1; (3) insert a.cauYionary approach in attempting to insure that the rental unit rehabilitation loan program is not misused and should be on a cost-sharing basis; and (4) the-letter of intent to reflect that appropriate means will 6e taken to�insure that the home ownership assistance program is�processed through the appropriate private non-profit neighborhood corporation. �- � � MOTION by Councilman Barnette to authorize staff to submit the letter of intent to apply for HUO Comnunity Development Block Grant Bonus funds with i '_----- --. 7 REGULAR MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1978 � �PAGE 6 the above four changes, as outlined by Mr. Sobiech. Seconded by Council- man Schneider. Upon a voice vote, Councilman Barnette, Councilman Schneider, Mayor Nee and Couricilman Fitzpatrick voted in favor of the motion. Councilman Hamernik voted against the motion. Mayor Nee de- clared ihe motion carried by a 4 to 1 vote. STATUS REPORT REGARDIPoG ISLANDS OF PEACE: Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, presented the ptans for the reception center building at the Islands of �Peace. h1r. Qureshi stated it is the City's responsibility to inake sure the funds are disbursed, within the guide- lines of the law, and he reviewed the purchasing policy for tne Islands of Peace. Nr. Qureshi stated the City would do the necessary work for the utilities and would charge the project. He felt, if the Council desired, they could donate this service, however, this could be discussed at a later time. Mr. Jim Langenfeld, representing the Islands of Peace> stated at the August 16, 1978 meeting of the Executive Board the need for programming was stressed. He felt this was as important as the building itself. Mr. Langenfeld questioned why builders risk insurance and workmen's compensation were taken out. Mr. Brunsell, City Clerk, stated the contractor, Mr. Palmquist of the Roger Sheehy Company, requested the 6uilders risk insurance. As far as workmen's compensation insurance, Mr. Brunsell stated the City and Foundation have to be covered in the event someone was injured. Mr. Langenfeld felt they should have been consulted and as far as the liability, he felt the Foundation is adequately protected. The Acting City Attorney stated it could be argued that those employees are employees of the City and felt the City should have the protection. Mr. Langenfeld presented the minutes of the Executive Board Meeting of August 16, 1978 to the Council. MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to receive the minutes of the meeting of August 16, 1978 of the Islands of Peace Executive Board. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motiort carried unanimously. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated two items the Foundation has to work on is for maintenance of the facilities and programming. He stated it is hoped the Foundation will come up r+ith the funds to do this. ' Mr. Langenfeld stated their funding possibilities, at this point, have come to a standstill, but they are working to revitalize funding for programming, maintenance, etc. MOTION by Councilman Barnette construction of this building. Upon a voice vote, all voting unanimously. to waive all City fees in conjunction with Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried COtVSIDERATION OF THE ISSUANCE OF AN ON-SALE AND SUNDAY�LIQUOR LILEfdSE TO NORTHERN STATES ENTERPRISES> ING. NINO STEAK ROUN�-UP : MOTION by Councilman Namernik to waive the reading of the Public Hearing notice and open the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. (� Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Piayor Nee declared the motion Icarried unanimously and the Public Hearing opened at 9:40 p.m. Mr. Sobiech, PubTic Works Director, explained this is a request for an on-sale and a Sunday liquor license for Northern States Enterprises, Inc. for the property located at 829II University Avenue N.E. which is currently the House of Lords. Mr. Sobiech stated the City's prime concern is the exterior development. He stated Mr. Roy Miller, representing 25�) Z6U REGULAR MEETING OF OCTOBER 2 1978 � PAGE 7 Ninos Steak Round-up, was present to answer any questions from the Council and present additional information. Mr. Miller presented some background information regarding Ninos Steak Restaurant and indicated they now have two restaurants in this area, � one in.Rosevilie and one in 8rooktyn Center. Mr. Miller stated their ' � intention for the business, now known as House of Lords, wo�ld be � to make some major improvements on the exterior. Mr. Miller stated they have preliminary landscape plans consisting of a combination of green ash> locust trees and various shrubs. Mr. Miller presented some photos showing the proposed exterior design of the structure. Mr. Mil}er stated what tBey are looking for from the Council is if they � have any objections on the issuance of the liquor license, as they would like to continue investment in the property in order to make � the improvements before the cotd weather. � � Councilman Hamernik felt the proposal was very good and the comments from staff regarding the license search were favorable. Mr. Brunsell stated properties within a four block area were notified of this hearing, however, there was no response from anyone in the audience. MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing closed at 70�p.m. MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to grant the liquor license to Northern States Enterprises, Inc. for the establishment at 8298 University Avenue N.E. on condition they comply�with the landscaping plans. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, alt voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION N0. 101-1978 CERTIFYING TAX LEVY REQUIREMENTS FOR 1979 TO THE COUNTY OF ANOKA FOR COLLECTION: • MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 707-7978. Seconded 6y Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote> all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION N0. 102-1978 SETTING AN ELECTION FOR COUNCILMEP4BER FOR WARD I AND WARD III. MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to adopt Resol�ution P�o.�102-1978. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION N0. 103-1978 DESIGNATING POLLING PLACES ANO APPOINTING ELECTION JUDGES FOR THE NOUEMBER 7. 1978 6ENERAL ELECTION• MOTION by Councilman Barnette to adopt Resolution No. 103-7978. Seconded by Counciiman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanirtausly. RESOLUTION N0. 104-7978 CERTIFYING CFRTAIN DELINQUENT WATER AND SEWER CHARGES TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR fOR COLLECTION WITH THE 1979 TAXES• MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 104-1978. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote> all voti.ng aye, Mdyor Nee dectared.the motion carried unanirtausly. RESOLUTION N0. 105-1978 CERTIFYING CNARGES TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR FOR CLEANUP OF SPRINGBROOK PARK ADDITION•- t�TION by Councilman Hamernik to adopt Resolution No. 105-1978. Seconded by Counci7man Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. � E%PLANATION OF REQUIREMENTS UNDER THE NEW CLEAN A'IR ACT BARBARA HUGHES, DIRECTOR, METRO CLEAN AIR COMt41TTEE• 261 � ` REGULAR MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1978 PAGE 8 Mrs. Barbara Hughes, Director of the Metro Clean Air Committee, appeared before the Council�regard.ing the Clean Air Act. She stated under the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1977, there would be a plan to clean up pullution in Piinnesota. � She stated the Environmental Protection Agency has until July of 1979 to approve such a plan. She explained the controls for'certain kinds of pollution are meant to insure �� the opportunity for growth which means it could have a direct impact on local communities.� She stated the cities might have to decide which kinds of in- dustries have to be controlled so that new ones may come in. � Mrs. Hughes�stated her committee will be working with the League of Cities and Associations of Counties�and requested a member of the Council be appointed . as a liaison with whom they coutd exchange information. Councilman Schneider questioned who would have the authority for enforcement. I Mrs. Nughes stated it would be enforced on the State�level. In most cases, enforcement would be up to the Pollution Control A9ency, however, they may i ask for�an agreement with the City regarding enforcement of certain things. Councilman Schneider volunteered to serve as a liaison to the Metro Clean Air !� Committee. � CONSIDERATSON OF A LEASE AGREEMENT WITH NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION, S.O.R.T. Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated this lease agreement was prepared, �'I as directed by the Council, for a private corporation to work with the City regarding recycling. He stated the non-profit organization involved would�6e � �known as SORT which means Save Our Reusea6le Trash. He pointed out, however, ' that at this time a document has not been filed with the State for them to �� become a ndn-profit corporativn. IMr. Sobiech explained the City�would provide the area for this recycling center ' south of 71st and west of the Municipal Garage yard. He stated, in further discussions with Ms. Lonnie Metcalf, it was decided the space needed would be (� � 50 x 60 feet, instead of 200 x 100 feet. In addition to providing the space, ` the City would provide the fencing, gravel> necessary electrical connections, � and possibly a small building. He stated the estimated cost for these items would be $2�.950. Mr. Sobiech indicated SORT wovld try to find a 9roup to donate the building and the City would also provide�maintenance and necessary signing. Mr. Sobiech stated aRy amendments to the operating procedure would be approved by the Council. He stated they are looking at a one year's lease in order to get�some experience in this field and see if they want to continue such an operation. I ' MOTION by Councilman Schneider to autho�ize the Mayor and City Mana9er to execute the lease agreement with.SORT, contingent upon their becomi�ng a I non-profit organization, and subject to reviewat by the City Attorney's Maf �e. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Y Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. LICENSES: � , MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to approve the licenses as submitted and as on file in the License�Clerk's office. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the rtr�tion carried unanimously. I CLAIMS: i MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to authorize payments of Claims No. 270A04 throug 270874. Seconded 6y Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye>. �� i�_ Mayor Nee declared the�motion carried unanimously. - ADJOURNMENT: . MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman U� i �'RIDLEY Cli'Y COUNC ! L REGULAR 1'�EETING - OCTOBER 2, 197� — 7,30 P, ��, <> P�EMO T0: DEPARTMENT HEADS ' FOLLOWING ARE THE "ACTIQi1S �dEEDED", PLEASE HAVE YOUR ANSWERS BACK IN THE CITY MANAGER`S OFFICE BY THE �'iEDNESDAY BEFORE THE NEXT REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, THANK YOU� TY MAP�AGER PUBLIC NEARING P�EETING, SEPTEMBER lo, 1978 Minutes Approved /;DCPTIO�J OF ;GEi�lDA: ADDED: Consideration of Resolution Certifying Charges to County RE: 5pringbrook Park Additiun Consideration of Lease Agreement Between �tiy of Fridley and SORT Corporation . OPE"a FO�UP�9 — VISITORS; iCONSIDERATION OF ITEP4S NOT ON A6ENDA - 1S �"IiNUTES) P4r. Ed Wilmes - Island of Peace OLD �USI?�E�S: CONSIDERATION OF SECOND PEADI�6 OF AN ORDINANCE FOR ZONING ORDINANCE r�MENDMENT ZO�t r73-06, BY G, i'�. PASCHKE TO RE7_ONE FROM ��-Z TO P�-].; SOUTHEAST CORNER OF �'�AIN STREET AND %JTH AVENUE, , , , , , , , , � � � � � � � � Ordinance No. 685 adopted ACTIOY NEEDED: Publish ordinance in f'ridley Sun on October 17, 1978 . 1—lA �� $r1�E$$ ��ONTINUED) CONSIDERATION QF SECOND READING OF AN ORDINNNCE�FOR STREET AND ALLEY VACATION REQUEST SAV �70-03, BY I"IARREN I`�ARMORINE; %6�1 CENTRAL AVENUE iI�E� ,.,.,,, 2— 2 A Ordinance No. 686 adopted ACTION NEEDED: Publish ordinance in Fridley Sun on October 11, 1978 CONSIDERATION OF SECOND READING OF AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A �'�EW CHAPTER 503 (RoaD ;aEIGHT RESITRICTI�NS) AND REPEALING PRIOR CHAPTER 5Q3. ,,,,, 3- 3 A Ordinaoce No. 687 adopted ACTION NEEDED: Publish ordinance in Fridley Sun on October 11, 1978 CONSIDERATION OF SECOND READING OF AN `�RDINANCE ADOPTING THE BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR I9%9. .,.,,, 4 Ordinance No. 688 adopted ACTION NEEDED: Publish ordinance in Fridley Sun on October 11, 1978 CONSIDERATION OF REAPPROVAL OF �'�UNNrS HILLCREST ADDITION �TABLED 9/11/78, 9/25/78). , , , , , , , , , , 5 Co.uncil approved building permits on five lots with stipulations 'UBLIC WORKS ACTION NEEDED: Inform applicant of Council approval with stipulations � FINANCE I PUBLIC WORKS e OLD BUSI��ESS �CONTINUED) CONSTDERATION OF,ADDING ONTO LIQUOR STORE AT NOLLY CENTER �TABLED 9/25/73)� , � � � � , � � � � � � � 6 Flpproved ACTION NEEDED: Proceed as authorized . ��E'�f BUSI('dESS: CONSIDERATION OF SUBMITTING APPLICATION FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT BONUS FUNDS� , � � � . � � � � � � — � C Approved with changes ' ACTION NEEDED: Make changes in application as directed and forward to proper authorities • EXPLANATION OF REQUIREMENTS UNDER THE PIEW CLEAN AIR ACT —�ARBARA HUGHES, DIRECTOR, P�ETRO CLEAN AIR COMMITTEE� � � � . � � � � . . , . � . � . � � , �� . � . 3 Councilman Schneider appointed to serve as�a liaison NO ACTION ��EEDED STATUS REPORT REGARDING ISLANDS OF PEACE� ��.�� 9- 9 E Report and Minutes of Islands of Pe�ce Board Meeting of August 16, 1978 were received. Council waived all City fees in constructaon of building WORKS ACTION NEEDED: Waive fees ■��i1.LNL I FINANCE � FINANCE IFINANCE � P1E�� BU$INESS (CONTINUED) CONSIDERATION OF THE ISSUANCE OF AN ON-SALE AND SUNDAY LIQUOR LICENSE TO I�ORTHERN STATES ENTER- PRISES, Irac� i(�INO $TEAI< iOUND-UP)� � � , . . . . � � � � 1� All surrounding property owners were notified of ineeting. Hearing opened at 9:40 P.M. Closed at 10:00 P.M. Approved liquor licenses with condition that landscaping be done. ACTIOP� NEEDED: Issue license with stipulation CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION CERTIFYING TAX LEVY REQUIREMENTS FOR 1979 ro rHE COUNTY OF AWOKA FOR �OLLECTION� . . � , , , , , , , , , , , , , , � 11 — 11 A � Reso'ution No. 101-1978 adopted ACTION NEEDED: Proceed as authorized CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION SETTING AN ELECTION FOR �OUNC I LMEMBER FOR �'�ARD I AND �+ARD I I I� ��.,,,,, 12 —.12 A Resolution No. 102-1978 adopted ACTION NEEDED: Proceed as authorized CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING POLLING PLACES AND APPOINTING ELECTION �UDGES FOR THE j�OVEf•1BER J, IJ�$ GENERAL ELECTION� . � � , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 13 - 13 C Resolution No. 103-1978 adopted ACTION NEEDED: Proceed as authorized I' I I�E�+I BUSIVESS iCONTINUED) . CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION CERTIFYING CERTAIN DELINQUENT !'�ATER AND SEWER CHAR6ES TO TNE COUNTY AUDITOR FOR COLLECTION WITH THE I9%Q TAXES� ��.�� 14 - 14 H Resolution No. 104-1978 adopted ACTION NEEDED: Proceed as authorized , ' LICENSES, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 15 - 75 A Approved ACTION NEEDED: Issue licenses as approved C�airas, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 16 Approved ACTION NEEDED: Pay claims RES6LUTION N0. 705-1978 CERTIFYING CHARGES TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR TO IiE LEVIED ON VARIOUS LOTS IN BLOCKS 4, 5,.12 and 13, SPRING BROOK PARK ADDITION, FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA, FOR COLLECTION WITH THE TAXES PAYABLE IN 19%9 Resolution No. 105-1978 adopted ACTION NEEDED: Proceed as authorized �CONSIDERATION OF LEASE AGREEMENT 4JITH NO�J-PROFIT ORGANIZATION SORT CORPORATION Lease Agreement approved contingent on SORT becoming a non-profit organization and reviewal of lease by City Attorney (Save our Reusuable Trash ACTION NEEDED: Have lease reviewed by City Attorney and executed after approval and SORT becoming non-profit organization. ADJOURN: 10:30 P.M. fRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL MEETING PLEASE SIGN NAME ADDRESS AND ITEM NUMBER INTERESTED IN DATE: October 2, 1978 NAME ADDRESS ITEM NUMBER --------------------- --------------------------------------------- ------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------j ---------- -----------I � ��-Pa��s � O FRIDLEY CITY COUNC I L REGULAR P��EETING - OCTOBER 2, 197� — 7;30 P, (�I, PLEDGE OF ALLEGIA'dCE: APPROVAL OF f�IfaUTES: PUBLIC I�EARIN6 P�EETING, SEPTEMBER IS, ].9�$ P,DCPTIO�d 0� ,^,GEiIDA: OPE�I FORUf�t - VISITORS: 0 �CONSIDERATION OF ITEMS NOT ON AGENDA - IS MINUTES) OLD }3llSItiE�S;- CONSIDERATION OF SECOND PEADING OF AN ORDINANCE FOR ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT ZOA 7�%S-O6, BY G, �'�� PASCHKE TO REZONE FROM F�-Z TO M-1; SOUTHEAST CORNER OF ��AIN STREE7 AND %%TH AVENUE � , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , j - j A OLD BUST�ESS (CONTINUED) CONSIDERATION OF SECOND READING OF AN ORDINANCE�FOR STREET AND ALLEY VACATION REQUESr SAV �78-03, BY �"IARREN ��ARMORINE; �6%1 CENTRAL AVENUE i•i�E� ,,,,,;, 2- 2 A CONSIDERATION OF SECOND READING OF AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A �JEW CHAPTER SO3 (ROAD ;'�EIGHT RESITRICTIONS) AND REPEALING PRIOR CHAPTER 503, ,,,,, 3- 3 A CONSIDERATION OF SECOND READING OF AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1979, .,,,,, 4 CONSIDERATION OF REAPPROVAL OF I�IUNN�S HILLCREST ADDITION iTABLED 9/11/73, 9/25/7�), . , , , , , , , , , 5 PdEW BU$INE$$ iCONTINUED) CONSIDERATION OF THE ISSUANCE OF AN ON—SALE AND SUNDAY LI�UOR LICENSE TO I�ORTHERN STATES ENTER— PRISES, INC� �i�INO STEAK ROUND—UP)� , , , , , , , , , , , jO CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION CERTIFYING TAX LEVY REQUIREMENTS FOR 1979 TO THE COUNTY OF AtJOKA FOR COLLECTION� , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 11 — 11 A CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION SETTING AN ELECTION FOR �OUNC I LA1EMBER FOR ��dARD 1 AND d�ARD I I I, .,,,,,,,, j2 —.j2 A CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING POLLING PLACES AND APPOINTING ELECTION �UDGES FOR THE E�OVEMBER %, I9�H GENERAL ELECTION� , , , , •, , , , , , , , , , , , , 13 — 13 C � � I I THE MINUTES Of THE PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF THE FRI�LEY CITY COUNCIL OF SEPTEMBER 18, 1978 The Public Hearing Meeting of the Fridley City Council was catted to order at 7:38 p.m. by Mayor Nee. PLEDGE Of ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Nee led the Council and audience in the Pledge of A7legiance to the Flag ROLL CALL: � MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Nee, Councilman Fitzpatrick, Councilman Namernik, - Councilman Schneider and Councilman Barnette MEMBERS ABSENT: None � ADOPTION OF AGENDA: � � MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adopt the agenda as presented. Seconded by � Councilman 6arnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. I � L I / � � PUBLIC HEARINGS: PUBLIC HEARING ON ASS[SSMENT fOR STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT NO 125: MOTION by Councilman Schneider to waive the reading of the Public Hearing notice and open the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Hanernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Pu61ic Hearing opened at 7:40 p.m. Mr. Sobiech, Public k�orks Director, stated th:s is the proposed final assessment roll for storm sewer project No. 125. He stated a certain amount of piping was necessary to complete the drainage in the area and, this particular piece of piping, was constructed in New Brighton by a joint powers agreement in conjunction with compietion of Palmer �rive. Mr. Sobiech stated the final assessment rate is G5 cents per 100 square feet. He stated the preliaiinary costs were estimated at $1.1£3 per 100 square feet so the actual assessment was less than what was estimated. . Mr. Lee Athearn, 5457 East Danube Road, asked if the 100 square feet is based on the land or the hovse size, hir. Sobiech stated il was the square footage of the lot. No other persons in the audience spoke regarding this assessment. Councilman Schneider stated there would be additional storm sewer in some areas and asked what that would entail. � Mr. Sobiech stated a final outfall from Fridtey to New Qrighton would be installed and outlined the area generally affected. Councilman Schneider questioned if most of the area was built, after the policy of having builders escrow funds. Mr. Qureshi, City t9anager, stated the improvement project was actualiy ordered �� 6efore any development took place. Ne stated, if persons 6uying property had made a search, it would have shown the imprevement was intended. He pointed . out that this is the reason why most of the property owners should have escrowed the money for the improvement. � Mr. Herrmann, City Assessor, stated, depending on the agreement, most of the time the Farr Development Corporation was responsible for the payments. MOTION by Councilman Barnette to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilma� Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously the the Public Hearing closed at 7:45 p.m. ZZ7 -- l � I I I i i � � i i � 228 PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 18,_1978 t PAGE 2 PUBLIC HEARING ON ASSESSMENT FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1976-h: MOTION by Couocilman Hamernik to waive the reading of the Pubtic Hearing • notice and open the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all votiny aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Puhlic Hearing opened at 7:45 p.m. Mr. Sobiech, Pu61ic Works Director, stated this improvement involved Mississippi Street from East River Road to Second Street covering the Mississippi Street railroad underpass. He stated the final assessment for curbing was $4.20 a front foot, with a side footage rate of.5ES cents. The cost for the sidewaik was $6.84 a front foot, with a side footage rate of 87 cents. � � � Mr. Sobiech stated the City's share of the project is approximatel�y $4D,021.76. Mr. David Brink, representing Designware Industries, referred to the cost of about $40,000 for the sidewalk and curbing and stated, he understands> the total cost for the contractor was in the neighborhood of $35,000, and questioned the $5,000 difference. Mr. Sobiech stated $35,373.25 was paid to the contractor, the rsnainin9 costs were for advertising, Engineering Department, Administrative and Special Assessment Department, Interest, Legal and Fiscal, and Contingencies. Mr�. 6rink questioned if this $5,000 goes against the entire project. He stated he was under the impression some of the design costs were to 6e split and this wasn't going to be a direct assessment, and that�the direct � assessment was to be only for curning and sidewalk. _ Mr. Sobiech explained the County did pay certain engineering costs'for the project, however, in deliberations with the County and federal Government, the City had input regarding the road design so these costs would still be part of the project and would directly be the City's costs. F1r. Brink questioned the side yard assessment and stated the West side of their property, along the railroad tracks, is a road that was put in as an access for the Bus Company. He stated he really didn't feel it is a City . street and yet they are being assessed for sidewalk and curbing. Mr. Herrmann, City Assessor, explained the formula used for assessing the side yard. f4ayor Nee stated another alternative would 6e assess it as.front footage. Mr. Herrmann stated if it was assessed onfronta9e instead of the formula used for the side yard, the difference in the total assessment would be about $380.00. Mr. Brunsell, City CTerk,felt the only question was if that was a City street, since the assessment was spread according to thie City's policy. Mr. Brink stated, although they have 85% of the road, it is a road they don't use and only created for one need. Mrs. Robert Swoboda, Jr., 6501 Main Street, questioned thz amount of her assessment in comparison to her neighbor's. Mr. Brunsell, City Clerk, explained, since Mrs. Swoboda's property was a . corner lot, she would be paying the full front yard assessment plus 1/3 of the side yard frontage. Mr. Herrmann stated, the City's policy regardina corner lots, was to assess the side yard 1/3 of the footage, with the remaining 2/3 spread halfway up the block. �. Mrs. Swoboda indicated she didn't think this was fair that they have to carry the load. i i I � I I I PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 18, 1978 PAGE 3 Fir. 6runsell explained a lot of different assessment patterns have been looked at, but this system has been used throughout the City and seems to be the most equitable. • Mayor Nee stated this same question comes up at all the public hearings regarding the assessment on corner lots. He stated the City has been consistent in using this formula to remove some of the costs for property owners on corner tots. Ne stated the question the Council has to address is if the improvement improves the value of the property up to the amount of the assessment. Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated every community has the problem on how to deal with corner lots. If the City were to assess these lots totally for both front and side yards, obviously that would be a heavy burden on the property owners. He stated, therefore, the City has adopted this policy and recently the League of Minnesota Cities published a study that the majority of the cities handled the matter of assessing corner lots in a manner similar to what Fridley uses. Mr. Soro6oda asked if the City was to maintain the grass on his side of the boulevard. He stated the grass was only cut twice this summer. h1r. Sobiech stated the Zoning Code provides that adjacent preperty owners maintain the boulevard. Mr. Charles Ames, 6473 Ashton Avenue, questioned the amount of his assessmenL. Mr. So6iech, Public 47or4s�Director, explained that since the County acquired property for an ease,nent, Mr. Ames' lot has become a corner lot. Mr. Herrmann, City Assessor, explained Mr. Ames taas being assessed fer a side yard as well as the Firont footage. Councilman Barnette felt Mr. Ames was a victim of circumstances where his property 62came a coi•ner lot because of the County acquiring property for an easement. Councilman Fitzpatrick felt he was being assessed a side yard assessinent when his side yard really didn't approach the improvement and stat2d he had a problem with a side yard improvement 80 feet away. Councilman Hamcrnik felt, since Mr. Ames' property wasn't a corner lot, and through no fault of his own, it has now become a corner loC, possibly all properties that wer�e acquired to put in the street should be eva�luated. Mr. Herrick�felt, i�f tnei°e was public property betwe?n Mr. Ames' property � and the lot whicfi isn't capa6le of being developed, he didn't think the City could assess it. Mrs. Swoboda then a9ain questioned her assessment as she felt their circumsWnces were the same as Mr. a�ies'. t4r. Herrick stated, he tFough!, when Mrs. Swoboda vias talking about their property that the lot was subject to an easement, but if it is property they dcn't own, he felt it was a different situation. Mr. Herrick felt he would like a map which showed the ownership of the lots and'where the street right-of-way was in relationship to the lots. MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to continue this public hearing to the next Council meeting on September 25, 1978. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Playor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. PU6LIC HEARING ON ASSESS(4ENT FOR 1978 WATER AND SEWER MAINS, LATERIILS AND SERVICE CONNECTID115: MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to waive the reading of the Pubiic Hearing notice and open the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Ivee declared the rtation carried unanimously and ihe Public Hearin9 opened at 8:40 p.m. �2� i � ( � 23U PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 18, 1978 PAf,E 4 Mr. Brunsell> City-Clerk, stated this assessment roll is not for work that � has 6een done recently> but covers charges made for properties that have tied into a taater or sewer main that haven't previously paid a lateral assessment: He stated the majority of the owners of the properties involved have signed an agreement agreeing to the principle of these lateral charges. � Mr. Brunsell stated the assessment is fi9ured in two ways, either by using today's average lateral charge or using charges�that were levied in the general area at the time the lines in question were installed, plus accrued interest to the present time. He stated the assessment rate used on the affected .properties is the lower of the two formulas. A lady in the audience noted that Lot 2, Target Addition, was recently subdivided into three lots and asked if it was previously assessed as one lot. Mr. Brunsell stated it was not previously assessed for laterals. He noted there was an extra expense of $1,200 to get to the water main and stated that this amount is credited against the gross assessment. He explained each property pays a certain cost per front foot, if they tie into a main. No other persons in the audience spoke regarding this proposed assessment. 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 Hearing closed at 8:50 p.m. PUBLIC HEARING ON ASSESSMEPlT FOR TREATf1ENT RND REMOVAL OF TREES (1978): MOTION by Councilman 6arnette to waive the reading of the Public Hearing notice and open the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing opened at 8:50 p.m. Mr. Brunsell, City Clerk, stated these charges are for the treatment or removal of trees as part of the tree removal program. He stated there is a $25.00 administrative charge added to each parcel of land in addition to�the contractor's chzrge. The City and State absorb 50q of the contractor's cost on residential property. He explained the assessment is split over a five year period at an interest rate of 7', percent. No persons in the audience spoke regarding this proposed assessment. MOTION by Councilman Barnette to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, a77 votin9 aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing closed at 8:53 p.m. �PUBCTC NEARING ON STREET ANO ALLEY VACATION RE UR EST SAV �78-03, BY WARREN MARMORINE; 7671 CENTRAL AVENUE: 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 unanimously and the Public Hearing opened at 8:53 p.m. Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated this is a request�to vacate a � utility easement between Lots 24 and 25, Block 2, Meadowmoor Terrace so that both lots may be used for the construction of a con�iercial building. No persons in the audience spoke regarding this vacation request. MOTION by Councilman Schneider to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing closed at 8:55 p.m.� PUBLIC HEARING ON ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT ZOA #78-06, BV G. W. PASCHKE, TO REZONE FROM M-2 TO M-7 SOUTHEFST CORNER OF MAIN STREET AND 77TH AVENUE: MOTI(1N by Councilman Hamernik to waive the reading of the Public Hearing notice and open the Public Nearing. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. i ' 231 I i I PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 18, 1978� PAGE 5 Upon a voice vote> all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously anC the Public Hearing opened at 8:55 p.m. Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, stated this is a request Lo rezone property from M-2 to.M-7 along 77th Avenue to the east of Main Street. The Planning Commission at their July 72, 1978 meeting did recortonend approval of the rezoning. . . Mr. Sobiech stated the rezoning would follow the development that is taking place along Ranchers Road. � Councilman Hamernik questioned the drainage and Mr. Sobiech stated this has been worked out with the petitioner. No persons in the audience spoke for or against this proposed rezoning. MOTION by Councilman.Hamernik to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatrick. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing closed at 8:57 p.m. COhA1ENTS RE: TREE REMOVAL - MR. BAILEY TILLER: Mr. Bailey Tiller asked the Council when he was-going to be paid for the trees that were removed from his property. He stated the tree which was removed was not diseased so it should be replaced. Mr. Tiller also felt the Council Chambers should have arother speaker system so people can hear what is said. He stated, even with his hearing aid, he missed the item on the tree removal assessment. Mr. Tiller requested, since the City has a nature center, they should see the the animals are taker. care of and this year they are badly in need of food. PUBLIC HE/�Rlfv'G ON 1979 CITY 6UDGET INrCLUDIPlG AM1'OUNTS TO BE BU�GETED FOR REVeNUE SFARING PURPOSES: F10TION by Councilman Schneider to waive tMe reading of the Public Hearing notice and open t'r�e Public Hearin9. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Fiayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearir,g opened at 9:00 p.m. � Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated beginning in March, department heads are , requested to provide information and recomnendations to the City Manager as i to the needs of their department. He stated it is then the City Manager's , responsibility to review this information and work, under the direction of ' the Council�, to prepare Che budget. . . ' Mr. Qureshi stated this year the City took the approach where each department was given an opport�nity for Council to review their operations. He stated ;� the budyet was reviewed at num�rous Council conference meetings and the needs . of the departments were discussed. He stated, from ihese meetings, the budget - was reviewed and n»dified and is now before the Council and public for their �, information and input. Mr. Qureshi stated, when the department heads suhmitted their budget recomnen- daticns, they were requested�to list �heir priorities in the event there were budget cuts, the Council would be aware of the areas Lfiey emphasized or de-emphasized. ,. (� Mr. Qureshi then reviewed the three phases of the budget which included the Iestimated revenues, appropriations, and the areas covered by revenue sharing funds. A breakdown was submitted on how the funds were allocated by function and department. 7 Mr. Qureshi stated this budget projects 14.97 mills which is slightly lower ; than the 1978 levy. He pointed out, however, tfie levy is not the same due to the change in the assessment formula. He stated the approach has been, ', basicatly, to sustain their level of services and have a stable mill levy. - � I I � r ___._ _ . _- _ _ - �232 ` PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 18> 1978 PACE 6 IMr. Herrmann, City Assessor, stated one mill produces 5156,000. Councilman Fitzpatrick asked the total assessed valuation on which this mill . levy is based. � . Mr. Nerrmann stated about $156,000,000, but this is not final, as yet, since the City�doesn't know how much will be taken out for fiscal disparities. Mr. Herrmann stated the City's loss last year for fiscal disparities was about $6,000,000. Councilman Fitzpatritk questioned the difference in assessed valuation this , year as compared with last year. Mr. Herrmann stated about $10,000,000. �� . Mayor Nee asked if anyone would like to address the Council regarding tbe � budget. There was rro response from the audience. MOTION�by Councilman Hamernik to close the Public Nearing.� Seconded by Counc�ilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Plee declared � the motion carried unanimously and the Public Hearing closed at 9:20 p.m. i � Councilman Schneider complimented the staff for the excellent jo6 of preparing � this year's budget. ' Mr. Qureshi stated he wished the public would take more interest, as they do on a day-to-day basis, and also submit their input at the public hearing. NEW BUSINESS: • RESOLUTION N0. °2-1978 CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FCR STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT N0. 125: - MOTION 6y Councilinan Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 92-1978. Seconded hy Councilman Barnette. Counci?man Schneider noted some minor changes would have to be rtiade in Items 3 and 4. . - Mr. Brunsell stated the word "except" would be eliminated in Item 3 and under Item 4, the word "None" would be filled in. UPOIV A VOICE VOTE TAKEN ON THE ABOVE MOTION, all voted aye, and Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. � CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION CONFIRMING ASSFSSMENT FOR STREET IP7PROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 1976-4: � �� - INo action was taken on this resolution since the public hearing on this � assessment was continued to next week. -� RESOLUTION N0. 93-1978 CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR 1978 WP.TER AND SEWER MAINS, I LAI�ERALS AND SERVICE CONNECTIONS: � . - MOTIDPI by Counciiman Nainernik to adopt Resoltuion No. 93-1978. Seconded by ICouncilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Plee declared . the niotion carried unanimously. I RESOLUTIOP! N0. 94-1978 CONFIRMING ASSESSPIENT FOR THE TREATMENT AND RENOVAL OF TREES 1978 : MOTION 6y Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. 94-1978. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voic� vote, all voting aye> Mayor Nee dectared the urotion carried unanimously. --- PUBLIC HEARING MEEI'ING OF SEPTEMBER 18 1978 PAGE 7 MOTION by Counc9lman Barnette to adopt Resolution No. 95-1978. Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee tleclared the motion carried unanimously. CANVASSING OF THE SEPTEMBER 12 1978 PRIMARY ELECTION AND DELLARING THE RESULTS THEREOF: HOTION by Councilman Hamernik to accept the canvass of the Septenber 12, 1978 primary election. �. �, . � I� i � . • STATEMEt7T OF CANVASS � ' � PRIHARY ElECT104 � SEPTEl�ER 12, 1978 ' DELLARATION OF RFSULTS TNEREOF ln actordance with Section 4.08 of the Charter of the City of Fridley, the City touncil declares the results of the 797U Primary Election to be as follows: - A. The total number of baltots cast ras. � 4,934 Mard 7- Prccinct 1 . 427 " Nard 7- Precfnct 2 . 695 . Ha�d 1 -'Precinct 3 qq2 . - Nard 2- Precinct 1 . 592 � � Mard 2 - Precinct 2 -075 . ifard 2- Precinct 3 gg� � Hard 3 - Prncinct 1 �pg � � � Uard 3- Precinct 2 p5g � Nard 3- Precinct 3-� 406 � - TOTAL 4,934 B. The votes for each candidate, number of overvo�es and undervotes are as foltaes: �� UNITED SThTES SENATOR IN COIdGRESS ' H-1 P-1 N-1 P-2 U-7 P-3 H-2 P-1 W-2 P-2 h�-2 P-3 W-3 V-7 N-3 P-2 H-3 P-3 TOTAL DFL T1CKEf � � Sharon � Anderson 4 ' ' 6 ' 8 �- 3 �_'1 __�, .� 7 � �� 3 �_� "� �a Dontld N. ' � Freser 111 265 � 196 244 lII3 � 422 �� 262 116' „�1� �n6R Richard A. � . . .. ' � . .. , Palnwr 1 ... 5 . 4 5 ��q � p � 2 �_Q _.--Q_ �� 24 Bob � � . . " . . ShoM 98 �179 97 lAA 98 Y50 179 55 '_Q� 1198 Over- votes 0 � 1 �� p 1 1 1_ �3 _Q �_ �Z Under- , votes 2 1 �.. 3. 2 1 6 1 � _t,_ _y�_: 70TAL 282 q57 3p8 399 288 690 454 76 �_ 33G4 233 ', ■ � � . r i '_ PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 18, 1978 �age,6 r 23? �. - . • STATEMFNT OF CAN4A55 . . . � - ` � ' . PRIMhRY ELEL7[ON � � � SEPT£Fi6ER 12, 19J8 . ' • � UN1TE0 STATES SEqATOR IN COi1GRESS �� H-7 P-1 41-1 P-2 41-1 P-3 N-2 P-7 N-2 P-2 W-2 P-3 H-3 P-7 W-3 P-2 N-3 P-3 TOTAL ML TICKET � . . Darryl W. � . . � . . . Anderson �n � ��3 � 9�. � 3 76 6 2 7 57 4Jendel7 _ � (Hendy) . ' ' Anderson 173 '270 194 245 - 160 377 267 702 194 1982 Dick 3 . fi 6 7 �4 � 15 7 -5 4 5I 8ullock Juhn 5. .gl ' 196 64 .� 721 98 230 154 . 57 BS 1056 Connolly £mi7 i. -tbses •n �6 3 5 5 ' 7 4 0 3 •�33 i7a3d 1L �' . . . � �y.�s b B 3 1 6 13 2 .4 2 36 Over aates � a 0 2 0 2 0'� 1 - 0 7 Undcr- ,� � �77 9 12 30 74 7� 13 136 vates _ . Tp7'� �82 A57 �B 399 288 69D ' 454 �776 306 3364 � 11N7Tfll STATES REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS �� -y � FIF7N DISTRICT Dfi 7iCKET � i.es S�ester) Setts � tfartin Olav SaUo 182 l7illis Seorqe 7rueblood � Ovrr- � t9I2S 50 321 32 ' 48 4T 79 69 212 265 17G 468 31) 24 35 429 716 212 2269 3A . �35 29 22 6) . 32 16 32 280 � D 0 0�'�1��• 0 0� 0 1 STATEFIENT OF CANVA55 � PR1MhRY ELELTION . �� . � SEPTEFIDER 12, 1978 i1NiTED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Iti CONGRESS (CO�fTINUED) • � F1Fili UISTRICT �� Y-1 P-1 W-1 P-2 W-1 P-3 N-2 P-1 N-2 P-2 N-2 P-3 N-3 P-7 H-3 P-2 N-3 P-3. TOTAL DFL TiCKET � 7Mder- wtes � �� _22_ �3L �L �` —35_ �L �9_ s55 707AL 282 457 306 399 268 690 454 fl6 308 3364 i L�.--� ---__ 1 tl ' � i PUBLIC HEARING MEETING.OF SEPTEMBER 18, 1978 REARESENTATIYE iN LEGISLATURE 4W DISTRILi DFL TICNET Paul . 4 McCarron 248 371 ... 239 Over- rotes D �_ 0 Wder- � votes 34 66 - q9 TOTAL 282 457 �� ' � 288 REPRESENTATIVE IN LEGISLATURE 16B DISTRICi ' �. �i ( UfL TILKET Nayne SSmoneau _ Over- votes _ Under- votes _ TOTAL �_ Q .�� 454 � p67 �_ ��$ _.._ _.._� —!L �_ �-� _�L � �1�Z _ ��92 �— STATEI4ENT OF CANYASS 235 Page 9 1242 _� 23g 48 ..136 . �?60 75t! �- �_ �_ ��IL J8_� 150 t7R . � ,_jf�_ 1Rpt PRIMJIRY ELELTION SEPTEN�6ER 72, 1978 . ROYERHOR ANO LIEUTENANT GOVERHOR � ' W-1 P-1 W-1 P-2 W-1 P-3 W-2 P-1 H-2 P-2 W-2 P.-3 N-3 P-T W-3 P-2 W-3 P-3 TOTAL �. DFL TICKET .. . . . . . . � . PcrpSeh d - � ' Olson z�4 3.45 233 � 321 218 520 354 134 247 2596 � TrSpp 6 .. .. .. I Lasper 45 66 46 � 50 46 178 76 � 34 49 532 Orer- • � votes �4 .. . 2 � 2 q 1 3 1 1 1 19 ', Under- . � � �'' wtes 19 32 27 " 24 23 49 23 � 9 11 21) TOIAL zd2 457 308 - 399 - 288 690 454 1)8 308 ' 3364 j i SELRETARY OF STATE � � ' DR TICKET , . ' �� Joan Mderson � � Growe 236 �-3GM1 239 320 238 ' S32 371 �� 144 264 27W ' �� -Over- � � ' votes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 � 0 0 0 r ! 1 Under- i votes A6 93 69 J9 50 158 63 3A 44 . 656 TOTAL � 262 457 306 399 288 690 454 178 306 33G4 I I �---------- ------__------_� I _ _ � I r � � '� / PUBLIC HEARING P1EETING OF SEPTEMBER 18, 1978 S7ATE AUDITOR 236 Page 10 DFl TICKET ' I Davil L. Farmer 67 107 57 64 53 173 700 40 47 7U8 i i I. J. . Johnson 69 81 55 ill 60 127 97 24 68 � 696 .' Robert N. � I� Hattson ill 207 150 177 • 134 261 l99 65 154 1972 'I . • i I � STATENENT OF CANVASS � � �' PRIM4RY ELECTION SEPTEM6EN 12. 7978 . ' � STRTE AUD170R (CONTINUf�) � M-7 P-1 W-1 P-2 H-1 P-3 W-2 P-1 W-2 P-2 H-2 P-3 N-3 P-1 W-3 P-2 N-3 P-3 TOTAL i Over- . ' . � � � . I, votes i _ o i i o 0 0 0 0 _� UnAcr- � � � - � � ' � I �'� votes 3M1 �62 45 52 � 37 129 � 58 �9 _�� 4Q5_ �� 'fOTJLL � 2II2 457 306 399 2C8 690 454 fl6 308 3364 ' i � STATE TREASURER . '�. DFL 7iCKET - � • . � � Jim Lord 246 360 257 33 247 545 388 48 27G 2812 I Over- . ' ' ' II votes 0 �_ � � 0- 0 0 �_ � �_ _Q_ ', i U�er- ' votes 36 77 57 68 47 145 66 � 3Q_ ��5� � TOTftL 282 451 3�8 399 286 690 4� 178 308 �iy� ATTORNEY GEI�ERAL � � DFL TICKET . � � • '� � , �.. Harren ' � � � � �� Spannavs 255 383 261 �341 . � � �2dg . _S7L_ .�'D]�., ,..35l1._.•._.2Z9._ 1841_ � Ovew � � � ' . . . . . ' . . . . .. . . . .. . . votes 0 � 0 � -0 ""�0 � "" ��0 ��' 0 "��R^_0 � "0 ' � 0 � .0 Undcr- � . .. .. .-. . � . . �. Yotes 27 74 47� � 58 �• 39 113 �� '33 26 3-0 �473 70TAL 282 457 308 399 288 ' 640 454 - 178.. .308 i�63,_ . � i • � ' • , _.____..:_ __ ._.__. -. -.__.. ..__..._.—_._-_,�___._-____...-_________._`__.__' � PUBLIC NEARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 18, 1978 � Page 11 STATEMENT OF CANYASS PRIMRRY ELECTIDN SEPTE746ER 12, 1978 237 I� � IBIITED STATES SElIAiOR IN COIiGRE55 `�, M-0 P-1 H-1 P-2 B-t P-3 N-2 P-1 N-2 7-2 W-2 P-3 W-3 PJ k-3 P-2 M-3 P-3 TOTAL i, IR TICKET Adell H. ... � Canpbelt 0 '3 1 1 D 5 1 D 0 11 . � Dave � � � � ��i Ourcn- Lerger 52 119 . 61 71 60 175 100 - 22 19 679 I Mill i � . Lundquist 1 2 1 2 2 6 1 4 0 19 IYalcolm � . . I Noos 21 26 11 23 13 32� 29 � 9 6 1)0 ��. I � � - . . . . '. Nordstrom 5 4 2 6 1 g� q � � 33 Over- ! votes 0 . 1 0 0 1 0 7 � 0 � 1 q ' � • Under ' � votes ] '..S 1 . 3 - 4 3 5 0 3 24 �'�� ' ., lOTAL 80 159 77 106 87 230 . 141 � 36 30 940 , , (� i IRIITED STATES SENATOR IN CONGRESS IR TJCKET � Rudy � �. Boschw9tz 75 144 73 97 )6 209 130 26 26 858 ' ' Harold I Stassen 4 70 . 3 8 -3 16 8 9 3 66 ' i . � ` - OYOM1 . - . I votes 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 j Under- � . 4. 1 1. • 0 3 2 1 0. 13 � wtes I ' I� TOTAL � 159 77 106 • 81 230 141 36 30 940 � i • . STATENENT OF CANVhSS PRIFUIRY EIECTION '�, SEPTEFSER 12, 19)8 ' , UNITED STATES RF.PRESEI�TATIYE Ri COtVGRE55 �. �, FIFTtI DISTRICT , K-1 P-1 N-1 P-2 N-7 P-3 N-2 V-1 N-2 P-2 N-2 P-3 W-3 P-1 N-3 P-2 N-3 P-3 TOTAL .. /� � �.• IR T1CY,ET . • . . Nike Till . _I3_ _Llfi _6� � _�.4 _212. _]2L _3L �_ ___833_ • i 1 Over- � �� votes _� _� _ 0-_ 0 0 � 0 0 D D 0 ' I � . '� Under- . ! rotes 7 23 6� 8 U 18 14 ' 5 7 707 i ' TOTAL ' BO 159 77 106 87 230 1q1 36 30 940 � i ___'-.__- _ ___-_. _ . . _-__ i I _ � i � �. �' / PUBLIC HfARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 18, 1978 IP. TICKET Ernest Gustafson 27 � 32 7ony laquinto SD 117 Over- votes 0 0 Under- Yotes 3 10 TOTAL 60 154 REPRESENTATIVE IN LFGISLATURE 46A OISTRICT 27 39 A6 94 0 0 8 9 81 141 REFRESENTATIVE IN LEGISLATURE 466 0 5 RICT IR TICKET � _ - Gary . Nestlund 68 99 � 204 Over- ' votes 0 0 0 23a ;. _, Page 12 124 307 0 �. 461 � 31 ' 23� 425 � 0 0 0 � I I i � 1 STATENENT OF ChNYA55 . . ` PRIIMRY ELECTION - � � SEPTEMBER 12, 19�8 � FEPRESEIfIATIYE IN LEGiSLATURE (CONTINUED) � �. � � 4G6 D15TRILT , .. N-7 P-1 4t-7 �P-2 41-1 P-3 �4!-2 P-1 H-2 P-2 W-2 P-3 W-3 P-1 W-3 P-2 Fl-3 P-3 TOTAL Under- �rotes � 9 7 26 5 7 54 TOTAL 77 106 230 3b 30 479 60YEIUtOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR � ! IR TILKET � � � � Johnson 5 �. � Hanson 9 1.6 6� 13 11 21 8 � I 4 95 I Quie E 69 136 70 � 89 63 203� 729 25 24 808. kangberg I � Over- 0 0 D 2 0 1 D 0 1 4 � mtes __ j •Underv 2 � � � Z � 5 4 4 1 33 YotCS � � � �TOTIIL e0 159 77 106 81 . 230 147 � 36 30 940 � I _ :ti r _\ /� � l. � , PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 18, 1978 SECRETARY OF STATE IR TICKET Gereld N. Brekke� � 39 78 � 35 � 52 KenSn J. Forster � � 10� 5 6 Charles Stenrig z8 54 20 34 Over- mtes 0 0 0 Q Under wtes 7 1) � 9 12 TOTAL .80 159 )7 106 47 109 76 13 5 28 10 4 2Q )6 43 14 0 0 0 0 9 17 12 5 B1 � 230 � 141 � 36 STATEMEHT OF CANYA55 239 Page 13 il 460 1 77 11 306 0 0 7 95 30 940 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTE�ER 12, 1978 . . STATE AUOITOR . . . {1-1 P-1 }(-1�P-2 N-1 P-3 {1-2 P-1 N-2 P-2 N-2 P-3 N-3 P-7. H-3 P-2 W-3 P-3 TOTAL� IR TICRET ' . Arne � . . . � � - . - � - Carlson 73 135 �_ 93 70 2DZ 25 34_ 22 - 827 � Over- 0 0 0 0 � 0 0 0 0 0 0 votes Under- 7 29 7 13 11 21 16 6 .. 8 '113 votes TOTAL 8D 159 )7 106 81 230 141 36 30 990 � - STATE TREASURER •� tR TICKET Ritk � Teske ]3 134 67 91 70 20) 124 � 29 21 816 Wer- � . Yotes 0 ' 0 0 0 0 0 0, 0 0 0 Undcr- � ' � � . votes 7 25 10 15 11 23 17 7 9 124 TOTAI 80 159 77 106 81 230 147 36 30 940 � � ATTORN[Y 6ENERAL IR TICKET . - Howard A. - � . Knutson )3 134 69 91 70 208� 124 29 21 874 Over- YOYCS O O O O O O O O O O�� Undcrv � 25 B 15 11 22 17 ] 9 121 votes TOTAL � 159 >7 106 ' 81 230 141 36 30 990 �� PUBLIC HEARING 11EETING OF SEPTEMBER 18, 1976 , _ STATEMENT OF LANVASS 240 Page 14 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEN6ER 12, 1976 UNITED STATES SENATOR It! CONGRESS � tl-1 P-1 H-1 P•�2 If-1 P-3 4l-2 P-1 41-2 P-2 W-2 P-3 W-3 P-1 4l-3 P-3 W-3 P-3 TDTAL AMERILAN � � � . PhRTY Paul ' He)m 0� 1 2 2 0 2 0 . 0 7 Over- votes _Q _Q_ 0 0 0 _Q_ 0 0 _4- �_ llnder- votes 0� 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 7 TOTAL 0 0 7 2 2 1 2 0 0 B � IQJITE� STATES SENATOR I�l CONGRESS � � AMERICAN . PARTY Sal .. . . . .. . �rlone 0 0 - 1 2 � . ,.p . � .. . � .,.._:.: p . .._.� _.. 7 . Over- � . . . .� . mtes.� D 0 � Q " �0 �0 •'--0 ""�0 �"��D �"' ��0 "'0 � ', Under- ' ' ` i � votes " 0 0 0 0�" 0 '" 0� """1 ""'U :"'��0 -�1� 70TAt . ..0 .. .0 1 2 � 2 . 1 2 GDVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOYERNDR 0 D S . AMERICAN . . .. . . . - PARTY ' Pedersen 6 2 �..4.... _—SL _-&. Baier U D 1 �_,2 2 _j� OVPM1 votes 0 0 0 0� 0 „ 0 _� ..._� _Q- .—�-� Unae~ O� -�'O ' �- O O O O • O � O O O wtes - --- _ - ---- . �� 0 0 1 2 2 1 - 2 0 0 _Q_ STATEMENT OF LANYASS PRIF'JtRY ELECTION SEPTEN6ER 12. 1978 � SECRETARY OF STATE , � N-1 P-1 4f-1 P-2 W-7 P-3 N-2 P-1 N-2 P-2 N-2 P-3 H-3 P-1 W-3 P-2 N-3 P-3 TOTAL MIERICAN PARTY Dianna 0� 0 1 2 2 - 1 2 0 0 6 Jenkins Over- 0 � 0 D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 votes � Under- I votes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . � I � TOTAI 0 0 1 2 2 1 2 0 0 B � . � _ .—._ . __. .... .._.__----�-- _.._._.. .__..__._ _----�- ��--------------��- ..._. ._. � . � � � . PUBLIC NEARING MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 18, 1978 STRTE TREASURER Page 15 241 . •AM.k1LAN . . . � PARTY �} Donald 6. 0 0 � � 2. 2 � � .. 2.' ... D . 0 6 Nansan Over- 0 0 0 0 0 0"'0 '�""0 �"' '0 '0 votes _. ..,,.._ Undcr- votes 0 0 0 0 0 0•' 0'� "�0 �� 0 0 TOTAL 0 0 1 2 . Y i ....2 ...�0 �0 � 8 " � ATTORNEY GENERAL - � � � : AM�ER1CflN PARTY Arnie Olsen Over- votes Under- votes TOTAL 0 0 . .. . � � . :. �2 � � 2 ' ` 1 � 2 �:,�,_„Q.,., .,�A� __..JS_ 0 0 0— o : o 0 0 0 � o_� 0 0 ' 0 '� � 0 � 0 � 0 0- 0 �_� _,__Q_ 0 0 � j , 2. . p. , .. 2 . . . o. . ..' � _._� STATEMENT OF CANVASS PRIM0.RY ELECTION SEPTEMIiER 12, ]978 COUNiY AlAl1TOR � M-1 P-1 W-1 P-2 H-7 P-3 W-2 F-1 N-2 P-2 N-2 P-3 N-3 P-1 W-3 P-2 W-3 P-3 TOTAL tharles R. � Lefebvre 102 149 96 197 101 274 - 152 " 43 �� 108 722q 11Yron T. � -•-- Rozaark 17 33 25 75 14 61 � � 27. .. ... ql .. 91 2J4 Bill � Scott � 70 83 47 177 63 133 � 97 -�� 27 49 666 Over- � � 0 0 1 . 1 ...0 rotes ...... 0.. - 0 _ 4 . Undcr- votes 237 429 274 203 236 520 432 � 177 � 238 2746 TOTAL . 427 695 442 592 415 997 �I06 ��256 406 q934 � , i ( , PUBLIC HEARIN6 PIEETING OF SEPTEMBER 18, 1978 zn2 Page 16 OFFICE DF ASSOCIATE Jl1STICE OF THE SUPREME COURT '� TO kM1C11 ROSAL7E E. WAHL k'AS APPOINTEO �I Dan • I Foley 30 49 22 70 36 ]2 32 13 29 353 II Robert W. � I Hattson, Sr. 29 51 5q 87 28 72 72 21 . 2g qqp � J. Jerome —T_ . . , Plunkett 24 29 16 46 21 87 44 - 6 17 242 ��. Rosalfe E. � I Uahl 92 135 70 172 � 96 256 �122 43 65 1073 � Over- � votes 1 2. 1 1 2 1 1 0 0' 9 ' Under- votes 251 429 Z79 214 232 SD1 437 175 24J 2765 � TOTAL 427 695 442 592 475 997 708 258 406 4934 • ��. . , . STATEMENT OF CANVASS � �� C. The names of the �ud9es of election are as fo77ows; NARD 1 PRECINCT 1 � NARD 1 PRECTRCT 2 Knren Evans Joyte NcLellan Clifford Ness Shirley Kohlan Ft�rforie Rosin � Yarlys Johnson Fiartie Hughet Hf71ie Ash Hel¢n Qurtson Mary Sutlivan Larplyn Holmen Eve]yn Selenski Doryis Tallaksen NSce AnEerson � I HARD 1 PRFCINCT 3 � NARD 2 PRECINCT 1 ve�� P10kS Jenny Locker Gtoria lvers � � � � Yiolet Eturton tharteen A�ranson Alice Peterson Rosella Mur � RSta Picrce YS Lind � Nurial Pomeroy Nathilda Johnson Ginny Steinmetz . . Kay 6eihoffer NARD 2 PRECIIJLT 2 kl�RD 2 PRECINCT 3 Alice Turner Bev KSnsman Kathry� Follmuth Jean Wagar Alice Nnl Virgfnia eureau Karen Bjorgo Marlene Sonste ard Harlis Johnson . � �orothy Oden 9 Pat Mderson Haney Strong � Adeline Swanson Judy Engelbretson PRIMARY ELELTION I SEPTEM6ER 12, 7gJg �� i � i i � � i I i Q � I � aa �oF� panorddy � I N'C weilLlM ld�uno� ,f;i� a43 oi 'F�ag ! 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F3F� `k4sa�n 'aW . . ---..� .��.�vunva ntiN �N�O� 1U2f4J�a ni�v��+ .,•-... ..__ •6�snow�ueun pa}.�ae� uoi�ow aya pa.aeL�eP aaN ao6e;� �a6e 6ui}on �Le `a;on a��on e uodp •��F�3Edz=6� uew��uno� 6q papuo�ag ��r wvn�i�n - no �. ' /A, � �ize�g awane'� �fqaanp aua��ep aac� -�ii�tmo� � , 839W3:ilI� 10� '�W �. y 8W]N"II�FMl07 /Y' l.y1N( f �' , v ' . a ew3��+i[�rm n � � � S3�OC ltl1IdSOH S3Il[lI9V� 3NIYJ N1ltl3H . uemya9 eae9.teg sSlt3 eag uasaapuy auaa( uosua;s uy] sa�o�ad � 6u}salaoy euueo� ylasoy auaane7 aa��SN �a9 . 6a��e1 rpu}� p�a;s�oµ au5ewa9 uos�aN �C33a9 pea3s�0 e�yuwa� uosuyop u¢ap £ 17NI] .� 20.� qa9e �8 ��'"� G M�EtING �F SEPSEMaER 18. �9,$ �neide�•,ed ��ynzm0�51yv�te, ��lC �EPRtN � Sc �a�r� Q� �ou��i�ma �tio4 �e`onde Qb�Yec`ar¢d ..�, 25j93a• or Ne ORDINANCE N0. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA BY MAKING A CHANGE IN ZONING DISTRICTS The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows: SECTION 1. Appendix D of the City Code of Fridley is amended as hereinafter indicated. SECTION 2. The tract or area within the County of Anoka and the City of fridley and described as: Lots 3 and 4, Block 1, East Ranch Estates Third Addition, lying in the North Half of Section 11, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Is hereby designated to be in the Zoned District known as M-1 (light industrial areas). SECTION 3. That the Zoning Administrator is directed to change the official zoning map to show said tract or area to be rezoned from Zoned District M-2 (heavy industrial areas) to M-1 (light industrial areas). PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL �f THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THI DAY OF , 1978� hiAYOR - WILLIAM J. NEE ATTEST: City Clerk - Marvin C. 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Caso> � n �`-- - �'. -�- � srzce • � , � / . 5 - . � y-�! 250 ; , a � •.' �' r ;` 29 �- �., -:�e� �� r,:/ ' . � ��...,, l �i ` °/� ' , � � iisoo) . _ ,,:i.�j •s :� L ` , J3 - �� f Y ' .0 � : ]?' j* S"�'� � ♦9J�.a N' .YJ " � � � � � 7560 � ' `( ��. � � J� O � �. (s2�'o) o'(.�ol , r' a S' lQp,v:,i ' '_ .� �� { �i}� N� �8 Q 2sl!)� ' � -". v t' W ' , W rO ' 1 v 250 ^,�.�� . ; �°l � �// 6'� (6so) �`= ,-,a_• `�550 2 0 o a/ � l �� 0 �J35p . . " x ♦V 'r !In .� K\�% J . ' � `/'$�^O\ . I� �`Sp 1• � 1•`)`�l, 'y � � . , . p�7.5403 . . p �r ` . �� ,� `a' 2% � N SJ > - .�' �(LCL (isoo) : ;� 75q1 ° (zco� ro 5� a�Q( e:�;,� ` : � .. '� ,� � -v E.r' +c _ _.-r .. .lii ld 0 • e �� <� 2S0 of x '�•!'�'P�� --=---- io (eso). •. ± �/39'O� .� 2. �5Z :a; ,< �� ,r (/y:7ol � '' 2 6 2�- F � : � ;o ,rSZ r . �soo� �, `� 2 G�.�J �9,> : 1510 6 , � � � � � 2 . �` .. . � j ,•�r-s� .2JJZ3 i X , � _ . . : ----- -_._ �_ . .. . � . , � 35 ;_ ; _ — ____---___�_=-- -...._ _. t �� ,1 _ :Z5o0�� _ �o ' � . ... y •�' � ' Cr OI lf:0a � ! ( 0� O Y � � __ _ ��_��--� ORDINANCE N0. AN ORDINANCE UNDER SECTION 12.07 OF THE CITY CHARTER TO VACATE STREETS AND ALLEYS AND TO AMEND APPENDIX C OF THE CITY CODE The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows: SECTION 1. For the vacation of an easement described as follows: The 10 foot utility easement between Lots 24 and 25, Block 2, Meadowmoor Terrace, All lying in the North Nalf of Section 12, T-30, R-24, City of Fridley, County of Anoka, Minnesota. Be and is hereby vacated. SECTION 2. The said Vacation has been made in conformance with Minnesota Statutes and pursuant to Section 12.07 of the City Charter and Appendix C of the City Code shall be so amended. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF fRIDLEY THIS DAY OF _ , 7g7g. MAYOR - WILLIAM J. NEE ATTEST: CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL Public Hearing: September 18, 1978 First Reading: September 25, 1978 Second Reading: Publish:....... E :��,_.yy`�A1:*�v'�ra. n. ros y.r ..r. :.:w: . . � ,. • A •. � i /� Y` V i /` , ��o. � L � . i1f13 R A CU'.c JHEY APYfAd . OifKFt.tif'� C/TY OF FR/OLEY '��R�� . RfFER£NCF nr � ' 1Y IS MDI R= ACNGCff o _ . 5 SE�, " SPR1N� p � : ,, •''. ; ' � ,.'..M - MEADOWN► OR � � � ' �.`R: • _ .:.. . � ,�= � I ,%� ,,� a ,,.. ,, 3 � � 2�) � 07�� 2 • 3 - a .ry s , s � � e a f /o i // . > . ::,�,/ a i ," \ �... _,_ � _ � _ . .. �„-€: ii • is d z . U � J � � � . ANDERSO � :- ._—_ ,.w�_i_ _ .. .r. _ � 14N T3: .11 � 7/ N %f I /B j /1 i� K � /5:� � C /6 3 , W 22 ,�. 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' ' �ATE'S � ,_... i � Q � . � . . . . , . 19 -.•-� � yr - fi "'2 2 3 5 27; 29 � : 1� ;�.�;.,�.� ..vK �� ., n....e�: 2��`�.....;�" r�«� i Is •µ3l I '�� i ' � , �,�'I.-.. �� , � � ' - ` '\ � NO.: 129 :��-o ,I �p' :: � - , , y ! ~`r i'-COUNTY-STAFE-AtD H16MNYlY-NQ-B—�--��,.. ___ nYCw 73HD-�—�AVE.-�H:E:-'-----' '__�...___�. . iE4 /1 t3 . . ROt4ND W. Ae. ORDIMANCE H0. AN OR�INANCE ESTA6LISNING CIIAPTER 503 ENTI7LED ROAD WEIGHT RESTRICTIONS AN� REPEALING PRIOR ClIAPTER 503 (ROAD WEIGkfT RESTRICTIONS} The City Council of the City of Fridley does ordain as follows: Chapter 503 �s hereby amended to read as follows: , 5o3.oi ROAD WEIGHT RESTflICTI0N5 Pursuant to Minnesota Statutes Sec[ion 169•$7 as amended and as incorporated. by reference in Section 501 of the Code of the City of Fridley, is a part hereof by reference thereto. ROAD WEIGHT RESTRIGTIONS IT IS HEREBY PROVIDED, that the City Council shall by resolution, duly �.. adopted, prohibit the operation or movement oE vehictes upon any stree[ or public highway in the City, or impose restrictions as to the weight of vehicles to be used, operated or moved upon any such street or public hiyh- way, �ahe�ever any such street or pu6lic highway by reason of deterioration, rain, snow or other climatic conditions, wiil 6e seriously damaged or destroyed unless the use, operation or movement of vehicles thereon is pro- hibited, or the permissible weights [hereof reduced. 7hat upon the�adoption of such resolution, the�same shall be in full force and effect and the Council shall cause the street or public highway af6ected by such resolution to be pos[ed wi[h notice in��the maoner provided in Minnesota Statutes, Section 169.87. and thereafter, it shall be unlawful for any person to use,�operate or move any vehicle or combination of vehicles in and upon such street or public fiighways in the City contrary to the prohibition or restriction set forth in such resolution and not.ice. � . RESTRICTIONS 5o3.oz RESTRICTIONS It is hereby prohibited [o operate trucks having 2 gross weight of more than ]000 pounds on the following designated streets: � '� Street Satellite Lane . Startite Boulevard - Sylvan Lane Nercury Drive . Jupi[er Drive Trinity Drive tomet Lane � . � Rainbow Drive Star Lane Sunrise Drive Univ. Ave. W. Service Rd. 3rd S[reet 2's Street 2nd Street 57th Place 57} Avne�e NE 58th Avenue NE 59th Avenue NE 60th Avenue NE Hyde Park Streets Fran To University Ave. NE Starlite Boulevard Satellite Lane 61st Avenue NE Starlite Boulevard Univ. Ave. W. Serv. P.oad Univ. Ave. W. Serv. Rd. Satellite Lane E Jupiter Dr. Satellite Lane s Mercury 61st Avenue NE � 61st Ave. NE Starlite Boulevard Trinity Drive j Rainbow Drive Univ. Ave. W. Serv. Rd. 61st Avenue NE . 61st Avenue NE Univ. Ave• W Serv. Rd. . Univ. Ave. N. SErv. Rd. 61st Avenue HE 61st Avenue NE Mercury Drive 61st Avenue NE 60th Avenue NE . 61st Avenue NE 57� Avenue NE 61st Avenue NE - 57i Avenue NE � Naia StreeC 3rd Street 2nd Street NE 2i 5[reet NE Main Street NE 3rd Street NE ' Main Stree[ NE 3rd Street NE Main Streei NE . Univ. Ave. W. Serv. Rd. 3 r . Ordinancc No. _2_ � , .Chaptcr 50; . 503.03 EXEMPTIONS EXEHPTIONS The above weight restrictions sha11 noi apply to.trucks making deliveries to and refuse trucks making collections at residences and businesses at the streets seC forth in 503.02. 503.04 PENALTIES � . . PENALT�ES � Any vio)ation of this chapter is a misdemeanor and is subject to all penatties � . pro�ided for. such vid at.ions unde�'the provis.ions of Lhapter 901 of this Code. 503.05 REPEAL • � REPEAL Chapter $03 as presently exists is hereby repealed. � ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF 7HE CITY OF FAIDLEY 7H15 DAY OF • � � 1978. � . . . , . �'1aYor - Wi l l.iam J. Nee - ATTEST: City Clerk - tlarvin C. Brunsell First Reading: $f?Pt__ 21p5er ?5, 19�g Second�Reading: Publish...... c i 0 � 3A � � ORDI��ANCE N0. AN ORDINAHCE ADOPTING THE BUDGET FOR THE FISCAI YEAR 1979 THE CITY COUNCIL OF TNE CITY OF FRIDLEY HEREf3Y ORDAINS: SECTION 1: That the annual budget of the CiLy af Fridtey for the fiscal year� 6e9inning January 1, 1979 which has been submitted by the City 17anager and modified and approved by the City Council is hereby adopted; the toWl of the said budget and the major divisions thereof being as foilows: ESTIMATE OF REVENUE Ge�eral Property Tax Special Assessments Licenses Contractors Business Other Permits Grants and Shared Taxes Charges for Services Fines and Farfeitures Interest Earnings � Other t�tisc. Revenue Insurance Refund (Potice and Fire Pensions ' Transfers GENERAL FUND APPRO°RIATIOTfS $2,219,558 5,600 8,300 �8,239 5,800 82,750 1,050,252 98,056 79,000 89,000 34,100 88,100 Seal Loating 50,000 State Aid Surplus 65,000 Revenue Sharing Fund 217,000 tiGuor puod 85,OOD Other • 5� General Fund Surplus 94.750 TOTAL: G�f1ERAL FUi�D 54.357.005 General Government Legislative City Management Finance (Election,. Accounting, Assessor) Civic Center Pu67ic ga4� : Po1Sce Fire and � Civi1 Defense� Pubtic 4lorks Code Enforcement and Planning Engineering and Pubtic Horks t4aintenance Recreation Naturalist and _ Parks & Recreation Reserve, OTHER FUNDS SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS Teen Center Fund 1,000 State Aid Funds 32b,909 Raienue Sharing funds 220,112 DEBi SERVICE FUNDS Civic Center Bond Fund 50,102---- Capitat Improvement �Fund C�,500 PROJECi FUNDS r TOTAL: OTHER FUNDS 6�59,623 T07AL: ALL FUNDS 55,010,628 S 120,828 217,195 262,911 124;320 1,767.498 321,038 257.76� 824,648 935,800 125,000. _ 4 351 OAS 1,000 326,909 220.112 40,102 71,500 659,623 $5,070,628 SECTION 2: That the City Manager be directed to cause the appropriate accounting entries to be made in the books of the City. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COl1NCIL OF THE CITY OF FRI�LEY THIS _ DAY OF , 1978. i ' � ATTEST: C T CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL Public Nearing: First Reading: Second Reading: Publish: �� September8'25 97197g MA OR - WILLIAM . NEE 4 � hIEMO T0: Dick Sobiech, Public Works Directar MEMO FROM: Jerrold L. Boardman, City Planner MEMO NO.: DS #78-51 MEMO DATE: September 25, 1978 RE: Community Development Block Grant Bonus Funds Attached for your review is our recommended application for CDBG Bonus monies made available to the Metropolitan Council by the Office of Housing and Urban Development. There are approximately 2.5 million dollars available to the metro area for various CDBG programs which facilitate an increase of housing opportunities for low and moderate income persons. A general funding limit of $250,000 would be imposed on all applications and would therefore limit the total program we may envision, however, it shall be a prime issue of ours to assist a maximum number of units per CD funds made available. The deadline for these funds are October 6, 1978 and therefore should be placed on the City Council Agenda for the September 25, 1978 and October 2, 1978 meetings for their review and approval. 8431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE John Qoland, Chairman Metropolitan Council 300 Metro Square Quilding St. Paul, Minnesota 55101 Re Dear Mr. Boland: ! `? t '�n i (�? FI•E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA 66432 7ELEPHONE (6/2)571-3450 Letter of Intent to App1y for Hl1D CDBG Bonus Monies We are submitting this letter to show our intent of applying for $250,000.00 of NUD Community Development Block Grant Bonus monies that have been made available to the Metropolitan Council for low and mocderate income housing in the metropolitan area. The following is a break-dovm of the program we are proposing, Acquisition of scattered site substandard units. $90,000 With the operation of our single family rehabilitation program we have ind9cated a need for acquisition of those units that are beyond rehabilitation. liowever, there are presently no funds available for this acquisiti�n. There are approximately 25 to 30 units in the City that are beyond rehabilitation and shou7d be removed. We are proposing, as part of this program, the acquistion of three of these sites for provision of new housing for low and moderate income large family units. The City would acquire these sites, remove the present structures and write down the cost of the lots for MFHA mortgage loan program housing or ldetro HRA public housing program. Site acquisition - three sites @$20,000 = $60,000 (including structure removal) Relocation Costs - three reloeations @$10,000 = 30,000 . , Total Cost(including Admin.) 40,D00 Note: Sites acquired wi11 be chosen on basis of immediate health and safety hazards to occupant. Ability of owner to replace unit on existing site. Availability of additional lots on either side to maximize number of units that could be constructed (7500 sq, ft. minimum lot size). 2. Rental Unit Rehabilitation Loan Proqram $120,000 The city is presently operating a housing maintenance code enforcement program on atl rental Nnits in the city in an � John 6oland, Chairman Metropolitan Council HUD CDDG Bonus Monies Page 2 attempt to upgrade its rental stock through the removal of substandard conditions within its rental units. There are presently about 3,500 rental units in the City of Fridley of which about 75% qualify under the rent limitations for Metro's HRA Section 8 exising housing program. We are proposing, as a part of this program, the use of funds to set up a low interest loan program to aid building owners in up:grading their properties and provide viab,le housing for low and moderate income persons utilizing rent subsidy programs. Another condition of the program vaould be a requirement for a build- ing owner to make his building available to persons under our present Section 8 existing program presently operating in the City. We propose low interest loans to approximately 20 structures with additional loans available as interest payback comes in. 10 - 15 loans @ 6% interest - First year =$120,000 (including administration costs) Note: Loans will be given based on the following conditions: 1. Maximum loan amount -$10,000 C� 6% interest at maximum of 10 years; additional funds over $10,000 will be made available by bank loan under FNA @ 12% up to $25,000 or substantial rehab proqram under MHFA. —�, Top priority given to units with immediate health and safety hazards. 3. Units are presently open to Section 8 existing program. 4. Units, as a condition of this loan, will be open to Section 8 existing program. 5. Those units outside of the rental limits for Section 8 existing, are not eligible for loan program. 3. Nome Ownership Assistance Pro ram $40,000 There are, in many cases, homes priced right that would allow for home ownership for many low and moderate income families if it wasn't for the initial down payment and closing costs that come along with liome ownership. To make home ownership more available to low and moderate income "large families", we are proposing, as part of this program,a home ownership assistance loan in which we will provide loan monies to qualified families for down payments and closing costs to be repayable at no interest cost to the applicant. l0 to 12 loans @ 0% interest, repayable with 10 year maximum loan time ----------------------------- $40,000 $4,000 maximum limit (including administration costs) Note: Loans wi11 be given based on the following conditions: ti Ara u Paai od llr. 7ofo! En�o�r�j $ ��lR� \i�.G/�1N I9�� .o1v�1B��T�GE C�;'JJ1�"j''r� �� 7829PORTLANDAVENUE.MINNEAPOLIS.MINNESOTA55404 � 871-7332 %��3 William Nee City of Fridley 6431 University Ave. NE Fridley, MN 55432 Dear Mayor Nee: We request a few minutes on your agenda in September or early October to acquaint you with developments under the new Clean Air Act which are important to your community. Also, we wi11 ask you to designate yourself or a council member as a liaison we may contact during the next several months with information related to required state plans. The Clean Air Act Amendments of 1977 encourage local and regiona7 governments to assume a greater responsibility for air quality planning. The planning involves developing, implementing and enforcing measures needed to attain ambient air quality standards. Two important deadlines, January 1, 1979 and July 1, 1979, are only a few months away. The opinions and desires of your community must be considered in the process of revising state plans. Much information important to your community will develop while the state plan is prepared. The involvement of local elected representatives, as yourself, is greatly needed to make sure p7ans are reasonable, can work, and are needed. We would like to attend one of your upcoming council meetings to give a short explanation of the requirements under the Clean Air Act and to answer any questions you currently have. We'71 cal] for an agenda slot of 5-7 minutes in the next couple weeks. At that time we will ask you to designate one of your council, or yourself, as the liaison with whom we may exchange information in the future and who can relay your opinions and positions on particular programs, strategies and plans. A conference for these elected officials will be held this winter. The Metro Clean Air Committee, part of the American Lung Association of Hennepin County, has long been interested in public participation in clean air planning. We are working with the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency and the Metropolitan Council to help those agencies be sure that people affected by clean air decisions help make those decisions. We pledge ourselves to help in any way we can. We look forward to a fruitful meeting. Sincer�s' G / �� 8arbara L. Hughes Director BLN/da SPONSORED 8Y THE AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION OF HENNEPIN CITY OF FRIDLEY MEMORANDUM T0: NASIM M. QURESHI, CITY MANAGER, AND CITY COUNCIL FROM: MARVIN C. BRUNSELL, ASST. CITY MGR./FIN. DIR. SUBJECT: STATUS OF ISLANDS OF PEACE PROJECT DATE: SEPTEMBER 27, 1978 Attached are summary reports for the Islands of Peace Fund as of August 31, 1978. One report covers Program 339 which is for the $150,000 Grant, one covers Proyram 342 which is for the $7,000 Construction Grant, and the report for Program 340 is for the $35,200 Grant. As noted on the report for the $150,000 Grant, we have paid the balance due on the Hayes River Lots. The deeds have been recorded and this should complete the administrative and financial transactions for the purchase of Lots 3 and 4, Hayes River Lots. This leaves a balance of $1Q1,841 for use on the current building project. Mr. John Palmquist, who is with Roger Sheehy Company, General Contractor, has heen appointed as the co�istruction superintendent by Foster DumNiddie. It will be Mr. Palmquist's responsibility to keep daily logs on the amount of volunteer labor used for the project and to make up a certified statement to the City, at least on a monthly basis, as to the amount of volunteer labor expended on the project. This will be used as part of the City's matching share of the construction project. The project agreement provided that the total cost of the project would be $200,000 of which $150,000 would be contributed by the State, leaving $50,000 to be contributed by the City. Mr. Palmquist will be given authority to purchase up to $50 with field Purchase Orders. The regular procedure used by the City will be followed on items over $50. This procedure is outlined on the attached sheet, entitled "Purchasing Policy for Islands of Peace." The regular City procedure wilt be followed for actual payment of bills. In addition, someone from the Islands of Peace Foundation will approve the bills for payment. The City will furnish workmen's compensation insurance and builders risk insurance for the project. This insurance wil} be added to our existing policy and will be billed as a separate item by our insurance carrier. The cost of the insurance will be charged against the project. MC6:sh cc; James Langenfeld, Islands of Peace John Palmquist, Roger Sheefiy Company Sid Inman, Finance Department � FUND 26 PROGRAM 342 , Revenue: Prior to 1978: State of Minnesota Refunds Expenses: Expenses prior to 1978 Check # 18424 222F30 243P14 257474 305C04 305L01 305P14 305414 30542$ 305541 306L01 348M13 Date 1/3/77 8/10/77 8/30/77 9/13/77 11/2/77 11/2/77 11/2/77 11/2/77 11/2/77 11/2/77 11/2/77 12/14/77 1978 Expenses: 033LD1 2/2/7g 054M13 2/24/78 ISLANDS OF PEACE $7,000.00 CONSTRUCTION 6RANT AU6UST 31, 1978 Vendor Plywood Minnesota Donald Frantz Construction Plywood Minnesota Sawyer Cleator Lumber Central Rental Co. Lampert Building Plywood Minnesota Sawyer Cleator East Bethel Iron Beisswenger's Hardware Lampert Building Midland Coop Lampert Building Midland Coop Item Cedar Rails Slab for Shelter Bldg. Lumber Lumber Rental Lumber Plywood Cedar - Nails Saddle - Bolts Chair Saw Supplies Supplies Pole Barn Nails Hammer/Socket Set Total Expenses To Date Cash Balance August 31, 1978 $7,000.00 22.04 $7,022.04 Amount $ 338.23 3,227.00 208.78 2,322.52 3.00 154.13 140.00 81.39 110.00 160.38 33.10 166.12 $6,944.65 $ 18.00 16.36 $ 34.36 $6,979.01 $ 43.03 s . FtlND 26 PROGRAM 340 Revenue: Prior to 1978: State of Minnesota Interest Earned Paid by Foundation 7978 Revenue: Foundation Foundation (Interest Refund) ISLANDS Of PEACE $35,200.00 GRANT AUGUST 31, 1978 Revenue To Date Expenses: Prior to 1978: Check �37052 Robert & Carolyn Minder Check N37053 Peter & Catherine Lametti Check #37054 City of Fridley--Specials Check #37055 Minder & Lametti Check �38534 Anoka County--6ack Taxes Check #11248 Robert & Carolyn Minder Check �11249 Peter & Catherine Lametti Check #1J893 Robert Minder Check N271888 Islands of Peace (Interest) *Includes $4,000 Principal **Includes $13,00 Principal 9/9/74 9/9/74 9/9/74 9/9/74 1/10/75 8/14/75 8/14/�5 11/17/76 l�/4/77 $ 6,419.60* 6,419.50* 4,450.32 13,713.04** 3,414.22 660.23 660.23 180.00 1,T80.00 Total Expenses To Date Balance as of August 31, 1978 $35,200.00 618.50 25.00 $35,843.50 $ 710.00 543.47 $ 1,253.47 $37,096.97 $37,097.24 $ (.27) 9C ,.. ) PURCHASING POLICY FOR ISLAND OF PEACE 1. Island of Peace - finance Petty Cash .� 9 D .1 Check will be issued to reimburse petly cash upon receipt of itemized statement with attached receipts. 2. Give Island of Peace a Field Purchase order book for purchases of $50.00 or less. The green and pink copy of the Field Purchase order must be returned to City office daily. 3. For purchases over $50.00, a purchase requisition must be submitted for each Vendor, designating material requested. 4. A quotation must be secured for all purchases over $50.00. A a�ritten or telephone quote will be accepted up to $5Q0.00. However; it may be necessary for a written quote on some purchases of $300.00 5. Obtain at least two written quotations for purchases of $500.00 to $10,000.00, which will be kept on file at the City. 6. Follow the regutar bidding procedure for purchases over $10,000.00. 7. Prior to issuing check, the invoice must be approved with two signatures. One will be that of Ed. Wilmes and the other will be a foundation officer. 8. Purchasing policy must conform to State of Minnesota Statutes. 9E � ,�, > � ��, ; 8431 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N.E., FRtOLEY, MINNESOTA 65432 TELEPHONE (812)571•3450 September 27, 1978 Mr. Dale V. Hadtrath Transcontinental Brokers 920 Plymouth Building 12 South 6th Street Minneapolis, Minnesota 55402 Re: Workmen's Compensation Insurance and Builders Risk Insurance Dear Mr. Hadtrath: Please cover the Islands of Peace Project with workmen's compensation insurance and builders risk insurance effective September 27, 1978. The project underway has an estimated construction value of $150,000. This includes the value of donated labor. Be sure the workmen's compensation carrier picks up the donated labor. The building trades in the T�din City area ti•iill be donating an estimated 3,600 hours tow�rds this project. We assume that any independent outside contractor doing tvork on the project would furnish their own workmen's compensation insui�ance. Please bill us the estimated cost for worl;men's compensation and builders risk insurance so that �ve can charge it to the project. If you have any question, please call. Very truly yours, P��p� �c ,�: n�.—Brunsel ' Asst. City t4gr./Fin. Dir. MCa:sh cc: Nasim M. Qureshi, City Manager City Council Sid Inman, Finance Department James Langenfeld, Islands of Peace John Palmquist, Roger Sheehy Company P.S. Legal description is Lots'3 and 4, Hayes River Lots. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given tfiat the Council of the City of Fridley will consider the question of issuing a regular On-Sale and a Sunday Liquor License to Northern States Enterprises, Inc. for the property located at 8298 Univ- ersity Avenue Northeast. (dba Ninos Steak Round-up) This matter will be discussed at the October 2, 1978 regular council meeting. Anyone having an interest in this matter should make their interest known at this meeting. MARVIN C. BRUNSELL CITY CLERK a September 28, 1478 . C 10 RESOLUTION N0. 1978 RESOLUTION CERTIFYING TAX LEVY REQUIREMENTS FOR 1979 TO THE COUNTY OF ANOKA FOR COLLECTION. BE IT RESOLVED, That the City of Fridley certify to the County Auditor of the County of Anoka, State of Minnesota, the following tax levy to be levied in 1978 for the year 1979. GENERAL FUND Levy Subject to Limitation OUTSIDE LEVY LIMITS Item "A" - Judgements and Liability Insurance Item "B" - Lawful Order Issued Before 1/1/77 Item "C" - Matching Funds Programs Item "E" - Bonded Indebtedness (Less Debt Service Fund Below) Item "J" - Decreased Mobile Home Tax Item "N" - Decreased Industrial and Commercial Development Item "0" - Tax Abatements Item "P" - Unfunded Accrued Liability of Public Pension Funds Schedule 6- Shade Tree Disease Control TOTAL GENERAL FUND $1,976, U6 52,933 -0- 51,313 2,857 8,559 100,049 2,347 7>087 63,535 Sub Total $ 288,680 Debt Service - Civic Center (OUTSIDE LEVY LIMITS) Capital Improvement TOTAL $2,264,856 39,900 43,368 $2,348,124 BE IT FUP.THER RESOLVED, That the amount herein certified with respect to the Public Employee Retirement Association is in the amount required by the law. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS ATTEST: CITY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL DAY OF 1978. MAYOR - WILLIAM J. NEE 11 GENERAL FUND OTHER FUNDS Debt Service - Civic Center Capital Improvement Fund TOTAL: OTHER FUNDS TOTAL: All FUNDS CITY OF FRIDLEY DETAILED COMPARATIVE MICL CEVY 1978 GROSS NET AMOUNT AMOUNT $2,114,917 $2,072,619 $ 41,000 $ 40,180 43,401 42,533 $ 84,401 $ 82,713 $2,199,318 $2,155,332* Estimated Taxable Value $156,855,300 January 1, 1978. MILL LEVY 14.47 9/26/78 1979 GROSS NET AMOUNT AMOUNT $2,264,856 $2,219,558 28 $ 39,900 $ 39,102 .30 43,368 42,500 .58 $ 83,268 $ 81,602 MILL LEVY 14.44 .25 .28 .53 15.05 $2,348,124 $2,301,160 14.97 This estimated taxabl2 valuation is based on the latest information available. The Assessed Value is estimated at $163,855,300. It is estimated this will be reduced because of the Fiscal Disparities Law on commercial and industrial properties, by $7,000,000 for a net taxable valuation of $156,855,300. Estimated Mill Value $156,855 X 98% _$153,718. *Based on net value of $146,282,224. 11 A RESOLUTION N0. 197g A RESOLUTION SETTIN6 AN ELECTION FOR COUNCILMEMBER FOR 6lARD I AND WARD III WHEREAS, There wilt be a General Election in the City of Fridley on November 7, 1978, and WHEREAS, There is a requirement to hold an election for the offices of Councilmember for Ward i for a three year term, and Councilmember. for Ward III for a three year term, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That pursuant to the Charter of the City of Fridley (Chapter 4, Section 4.03), the Council hereby provides for and calls the General Election of the City of Fridley to be held in the City of Fridley on Tuesday, the 7th day of November, 1978, at which election, electors of the City shall vote and cast a ballot with respect to the office of Councilmember for Ward I and Councilmember for Ward III, and thereafter the candidates receiving the highest number of votes for each office elected shall be deemed the elected official for said offices, and DE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That in addition to the City's 6eneral Election, to be held in Ward i and N!ard III, there will also be a State-wide election; and That the City Clerk shall give at least fifteen (15) days notice of the time and place of holding such election, the names of the candidates who have filed, and of the offices to be elected, by post9ng a notice thereof in at least one public place in each voting precinct, and by publishing a notice thereof at least once, prior to said General Election, in the official newspaper of the City. The polling places for said General Election shall be as follows: WARD 1 PRECINCT 1 WARD 1 PRECINCT 2 WARD 1 PRECINCT 3 WARD 2 PRECINCT 1 WARD 2 PRECINCT 2 WARD 2 PRECINCT 3 Woodcrest School 880 Osborne Road Hayes School 615 Mississippi Street City Hall 6431 University Avenue N.E. Senior High School 6000 W. Moore Lake Drive Rice Creek School 6666 Arthur Street North Park School 5575 Fillmore Street N.E. � RESOLUTIOW NO RESOLUTION DESIGNATING POLLING PLACES NOVEP4BER 7, 1978 GENERAL ELECTION NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Ci Anoka County, Minnesota, at a regular meeting SECTION 1. That on the 7th day of November, General Election. SECTION 2. That the oolling places for said Ward 1 Precinct 1 4Jard 1 Precinct 2 Ward 1 Precinct 3 Ward 2 Precinct 1 Ward 2 Precinct 2 Ward 2 Precinct 3 Ward 3 Precinct 1 Ward 3 Precinct 2 Ward 3 Precinct 3 SECTION 3. That the polling places will be -1978 APPOINTING ELECTIOPd JUDGES FOR THE Council of the City of Fridley, ereof on Octo6er.2nd , 1978. , there shall be a Statetiaide ection shall be as follows: odcrest School yes School ty Nall idley Senior High School ce Creek School rth Park School verwood School evenson School slyn Park Church from 7:00 A.P4. to II:00 P.h1. SECTION 4. That the following people are here y appointed to act as Judges for said election except that the City Clerk is hereby authorized to appoint qualified substitutes in c ses of conflict of interest as set forth in Chapter 4, Section 4. 5 of the City Charter: Vlard 1 Preci nct 1 *Karen Evans Clifford Ness Marjorie Rosin Marie Hughes Helen Burtson Carolyn Holmen Doris Tallaksen Ward 1 Precinct 2 *Joyce McLellan Shirley Kohlan Marlyn Johnson Mary Sullivan Evelyn Selenski Alice Anderson Millie Ash Ward 1 Precinct 3 *Velma Pinks Gloria lvers Charleen Swanson A1fce.Mol" . Vi Lind Mathilda Johnson Rosella Amar Vivian Lahti � i � . . . : � i � . R R R R D D D D 7558 7327 7400 7331 1091 7310 7311 6749 K 236 Ri 850 Pa 522 6 218 6 220 Ri 460 Ri 5973 - 6271 T 6010 - 251 Sy 6221 T 5940 - 6121 S 5964 - h Street NE lor NE ic Lane er PdE th Circle po Terrace aston NE Creek Blvd Avenue Place Creek Blvd Creek Blvd th Street nity th Street an Lane nity th Street rise th Street 784-1572 786-2865 786-9782 784-6898 786-2022 786-8981 784-7311 571-1560 574-0426 571-1454 571-1198 571-7542 571-3491 574-9579 571-32R8 571-9726 571-1679 571-1996 571-36�}8 571-1393 571-1318 571-3062 ' 13 Page 2 Resolution -797g Ward 2 Precinct *Jenny Locker Violet Burton Alice Peterson Rita Pierce Muriel Pomeray Ginney Steinmetz Kay Beihoffer Ward 2 Precinct 2 *Alice Turner Kathryn Follmuth Karen Mjorgo Marlis Johnson Pat Anderson Ward 2 Precinct 3 *Bev Kinsman Jean Wagar Virginia Bureau Marlene Sonstegard Dorothy Oden Nancy Strong Adeline Swanson Judy Engelbretson Ward 3 Precinct 1 *Jordis Mittlestadt Nina t4aeser Marlys Ninsverk Connie Samuelson Naida Kruger Betty Bonine Jo E. Caron Elaine Nielson Ward 3 Precinct 2 *Pat Dittes Darlene Vallin Charlotte Erlandson Joann Roetering Dolores Christenson Irene Anderson Bea Ellis Barbara Gohman Ward 3 Precinct 3 *Jean Johnson Veronica Olstead Betty Nelson Germaine Wolsfeld Linda Tatley Bev Miller Laverne Roseth D D D R R R R . . � � � R R R R D D D D R R R R D D D D R R R R D D D D i � � � . . 5664 6220 5665 609 I 5836 6340 6259 1685 7621 6675 1581 6631 1348 5940 5630 1249 5899 5720 5II35 5216 6940 F 6972 F 170 Ha 7800 E 129 Ri 601 Gl 600 Hu 7144 R 6291 F 159 - 60 Mis 182 - 173 Ri 5980 A 70-6 151 - 136 Ho 5377 A 5124 H� 157 Cr� 115 Hoi 301 - ! 4532 - ickson �l e ckson mett fferson nroe ker 73rd Avenue ondago oka Street na Court �ia Lane llcrest inson Blvd Oanube Rd thaway ckmann gis Drive ntral Vlor ckory Dr ckory Dr L-man Circle st River Rd kard Rd iew Terr erview Terr Z Wgy ssippi 5treet Z Way rs Edge Way a Avenue d Way nd Way zon Drive ura Road izon Drive n Road zon Circle rd Avenue nd Street 571-7563 571-1567 571-4465 57]-365Q 571-4066 571-2078 571-1555 784-7696 784-2454 571-6160 574-9902 574-0203 571-0764 571-4660 574-1876 571-4251 571-5506 571-5920 571-7638 571-6960 571-9172 571-4406 571-6038 571-7980 571-0934 786-8321 784-8216 571-6608 560-3853 560-2707 560-4540 566-5219 560-5959 561-0586 560-3059 560-7564 560-5257 560-4669 560-5589 560-5477 560-3771 560-5616 560-6967 13A Page 3 Resolution -1978 City Hall Judges required by Stat@ Statutes to provide ballots on Election Day to Fridley residents'in Fridley hospitals or nursing homes, Darlene Overby R 6051 - 6th Street 571-2756 Laverne Brazil D 5529 - 6th Street 574-9528 5ECTION 5. That the following Judges are appointed to act as Chairr�en of the Election Board for the precincts designated and shall have the duties set forth in Section 203.23 of Minnesota Statutes: Ward 1 Precinct 1 Ward � Precinct 2 Ward 1 Precinct 3 Ward 2 Precinct 1 t•�ard 2 Preci nct 2 Ward 2 Precinct 3 Ward 3 Precinct 1 Ward 3 Precinct 2 Ward 3 Precinct 3 Karen Evans Jctyce McClellan Velma Pinks Jenny Locker ATice Turner Bev Kinsman Jarcli s Mi ttl estadt Pat Dittes Jean Johnson SECTION 6. Compensation for said Judges will be paid at the rate of $2.50 per hour for regular judges and $3.00 for the Chairmen of the Election Board. PASSED AND.ADOPTED E3Y TH� CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIQLEY THIS DAY Of ATTEST: 1978. CITY CLERK - P4arvin C. Brunsel MAYOR - WILLIAM J. �lEE 13 il 13 C CITY 6F FRIDLEY MEMORANDUM T0: NASIM M. QURESNI, CITY MANAGER, AND CITY COUNCIL FROM: MARVIN C. BRUNSELL, ASST. CITY M6R./FIN. DIR. SUBJECT: RESOLUTIDN APPOINTING ELECTION JUDGES FOR THE NOVEMBER 7, 1978 GENERAL ELECTION DATE: SEPTEMBER 28, 1978 . Chapter 204A.17, MSR, provides as follows: "For a partisan political office, the county or legislative district chairman, whichever is designated by the state party, of each political party as defined in Section 200.02, subdivision 7, shall furnish a list of qualified voters in each election precinct in the county or legislative district, whichever applies, to act as election judges, to the auditor of the county in which the precinct is located." The county auditor sends the lists to the proper cities. � The election judges 7isted on the attached resolution were taken from the lists received by the City from the county auditor. These lists were received prior to the Primary Election. No new lists have been received by the county auditor for the November 6eneral Election. Because of the holiday, Columbus Day, and the deadline requirement, this list is.being submitted to the Council earlier than would normally be necessary. The resolution lists the same judges as for the Primary Election, but addtional judges will be added for the November General Election. We are still in the process of contacting people for the General Election so the list of election judges is incomplete at this time. We are short of names and we are using every possible resource to locate enough persons to work as election judges, We have been receiving calls from Fridley residents in answer to the item in the Fridley Newsletter. MCB:sh RESOLUTION N0. A RESOLUTION CERTIFYING CERTAIN DELINQUENT WATER AND SEWER CHARGES TO THE COUNTY AUbITOR FOR COLLECTION WITH THL� 1979 TAXES WHEREAS, certain water and sewer charges for the City of Fridley are delinquent in payment, and, WfIE,REAS, Section 7 of Ordinance Number 113, Section 1.02 of the City Charter provides for certifying delinquent charges to the County Auditor for collection with the taxes. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVID that the City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to certify the following charges to the County Auditor for collection with the 1979 taxes due and payable in the year 1979 to wit: All these noted in Schedule "A" attached hereto and made a part hereof by reference. PASSED AND ADOPTID THIS DA`I OF � 1478 BY THE CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF FRIDI:EY, ANOKA COUNTY, PfINNE50TA MAYOR - William S. Nee ATTEST: CITY CLERK - TREASURER-Marvin C. Brunseil 14 '� CODE District li 1 1-001-4803-81 1-001-4861-72 1-001-5957-92 1-002-4656-51 1-002-4744-91 1-002-4832-21 1-002-4875-01 1-002-5825-81 1-003-4555-61 1-003-4627-02 1-003-5917-63 1-003-5973-71 1-003-6011-91 1-020-0218-22 1-031-0140-22 1-032-0080-31 1-033-0182-91 1-034-0070-31 1-034-0090-91 1-039-5471-21 1-042-621�-11 1-045-5060-11 1-060-0173-61 1-065-0143-81 1-065-5179-42 1-067-5073-91 1-080-4627-61 DELINQUENT WATER & SEWER ACCOIFNTS CERTIFIID TO COUNTY - 1978 ADDRESS AMOUNT PENALTY TOTAL 4803 - 2nd Street NE 4861 - 2nd Street NE 5957 - 2nd Street NE 4656 - 2'� Street NE 4744 - 2'� Street NE 4832 - 2'� Street NE 4875 - 22 Street NE 5825 - 2'� Street NE 4555 - 3rd Street NE 4627 - 3rd Street NE 5917 - 3rd Street NE 5973 - 3rd Street NE 6011 - 3rd Street NE 218 - S7th Place NE 140 - 62nd Tday NE 80 - 62�g Way NE 182 - 63rd Way NE 70 - 63� Way NE �R-Z) 90 - 63'-i Way NE (R-2) 5471 Altura Road NE 6210 Alden Way NE 5060 Clearview St NE 173 Gibralter Road NE 143 Horizon Circle NE 5179 Horizon Drive NE 5073 Hughes Avenue NE 4627 Main Street NE $ 198.50 27.34 127.30 170.69 217.83 66.70 106.60 155.86 166.01 86.73 75.89 37.10 177.41 135.40 195.48 5�.15 , 267.12 192.47 169.59 213.09 199.49 187.77 79.48 59.66 238.61 177.12 176.57 $ 19.85 2.74 12.74 17.07 21.79 6.68 10.66 15.58 16.61 8.67 7.59 3.72 17.75 13.54 19.54 S.Q1 26.72 19.25 16.95 21.31 19.95 18.77 7.94 5.96 23.87 17.72 17.65 $ 218.36 30.08 140.04 187.76 239.62 73.38 117.26 171.44 182.62 95.40 83.48 40.82 195.16 148.94 215.02 55.16 293.84 '211.72 186.54 234.40 219.44 206.54 87.42 65.62 262.48 194.84 194.22 lu a DELINQUCNT WATT12 S SEWER ACCOUNTS CERTIFIED TO COUNTY - 1978 (Continued) CODE ADDRESS, AMOUNT PENALTY ' District l�l (Cont'd) 1-080-5765-51 5765 Main Street NE $ 191.26 $ 19.12 1-080-5835-12 5835 Main Street NE (R-2) 248.83 24.89 1-082-0201-61 201 Mercury Drive NE 190.25 19.03 -1-084-0244-33 244 Mississippi Street NE (Comm.) g7,qg 8.74 1-Q95-0173-51 173 Pilot Avenue NE 174.97 •17.49 1-101-0172-81 172 Riversedge Way NE 155.14 15.52 1-102-6261-61 6261 Riverview Terrace NE 213.07 21.31 1-102-6350-81 6350 River.view Terrace NE 57.71 5.77 1-102-6440-01 6440 Riverview Terrace NE 158.17 15.81 1-126-6160-01 6160 Trinity Drive NE 126.52 12.66 1-131-0129-61 129 Ventura Road NE • 201.82 20.18 1-135-5950-52 5950 East River Road (R-3) 307.71 30.77 District ll 2 2-331-5851-51 5851 - 4th Street NE 82.03 8.21 2-332-5638-41 5638 - Sth Street NE 126.36 12.64 2-332-5981-71 5981 - Sth Street NE 90.17 9.01 2-334-5606-07 5606 - 6th Street NE (R-2) 22,9Z 2.30 2-334-5608-87 5608 - 6th Street NE iR-2) 71.10 7.12 2-334-5964-63 5964 - 6th Street NE 112.01 11.21 2-335-6862-61 6862 - 7th Street NE 192.57 19.25 2-343-0600-61 600 - 57th Avenue NE 105.73 10.57 2-344-0339-37 339 - 57th Avenue NE 47.27 4.73 2�349-1621-31 1621 - 61st Avenue NE 233.26 23.32 2-352-1490-51 1490 - 64th Avenue NE 194.44 19.44 2-354-0381-72 381 - 66th Avenue NE 34.54 3.46 2-354-1358-42 1358 - 66th Avenue NE 82.69 8.27 2-354-1375-31 1375 - 66th Avenue NE 93.97 9.39 2-355-0491-31 491 - 67th Avenue NE 145.58 19.56 TOTAL $ 210.38 273.72 209.28 96.22 192.46 170.66 234.38 63.48 173.98 139.18 222.00 338.48 90.24 139.00 99.18 25.22 78.22 123.22 211.82 116.30 52.00 256.58 213.88 38.00 90.96 103.36 215.14 Zil � DL�I.INQUENT WATER & SEWER ACCOUNTS CERTZFIED TO COONTY 1978 (Continued) CODE ADDRESS AMOUNT PENALTY ' District ll 2 (Cont'd) 2-356-0732-21 731 - 68th Avenue NE $ 118.03 $ 11.81 2-356-0961-31 961 - 68th Avenue NE 164.47 16.45 2-372-6670-21 6670 Anoka Street NE 104.79 10.47 2-377-6536-11 6536 Arthur Street NE 166.36 16.64 2-378-5260-41 5260 Buchanan Street NE 171.28 �17.12 2-381-1579-42 1579 Briardale Road NE gg,pl g.gl 2-388-6241-33 6291 Central Avenue NE 41.95 4.19 2-388-6542-01 6542 Central Avenue NE (R-3) 54.98 5.50 2-392-6610-11 6610 Channel Road NE 153.11 15.31 2-397-0509-31 509 Cheri Lane NE 63.88 6.38 2-397-0548-61 548 Cheri Lane NE 152.35 15.23 2-404-5527-11 5527 E. Oberlin Drive NE 159.19 15.91 2-406-1560-63 1560 Ferndale Avenue NE 153.03 15.31 2-412-1207-72 2-417-5850-31 2-418-0940-51 2-418-1280-12 2-427-1332-81 2-427-1360-31 2-432-6225-02 2-432-6319-73 2-463-5860-41 2-464-6729-21 2-465-6283-91 2-470-5185-31 2�470-5197-92 2-470-5225-51 2-470-5237-11 1207 Gardena Avenue NE 5850 Hacl�ann Avenue NE 940 Hathaway Lane NE 1280 Hathaway Lane NE 1332 Hillcrest Drive NE 1360 Hillcrest Drive NE 6225 Highway �i 65 NE (Comm.) 6319 Highway ll 65 NE (Co�. ) 5860 .Tefferson Street NE 6729 Kennaston Drive NE 6283 Kerry Lane NE 5185 Lincoln Street NE 5197 Lincoln Street NE 5225 Lincoln Street NE 5237 Lincoln Street NE 268.52 56.20 144.75 116.15 92.85 84.30 417.03 57.61 179.00 60.70 199.72 188.75 98.38 200.71 192.64 26.86 5.62 14.47 11.61 9.29 8.44 41.71 5.77 17.90 6.08 19.98 18.87 9.84 20.07 19.26 14 C TOTAL $ 129.84 180.92 115.26 183.00 188.40 96.82 46.14 60.k8 168.42 � 70.26 167.58 175.10 168.34 295.38 61.82 159.22 127.76 102.14 92.74 458.74 63.38 196.90 66.78 219.70 207.62 108.22 220.78 211.90 DELINQUENT WATLTt 6 S�WCR ACCOUNTS CIItTIFIID TO COUNTY - 1978 (Continued) CODE ADllRE$S AMOUNT PENALTY District ll 2 (Cont'd) 2-477-5986-71 5986 McKinl.ey Street NE $ 107.72 $ 10.78 2-478-6860-51 �860 Madison Street NE 195.76 19.58 2-482-0368-92 368 Mississippi Street NE 70.18 7,02 -2-482-1220-55 1220 Mississippi Street NE 64.82 6.48 2-482-1220-56 1220 Mississippi Street NE 47.86 � 4.78 2-487-6856-01 6856 Monroe Street NE 162.95 16.29 2-482-1645-21 1645 Mississippi Street NE 78,38 7.84 2-503-5910-64 5910 oakwood Manor NE g7,g2 g_�g 2-515-0920-11 920 Overton Drive NE 396.08 39.60 � 2-515-6740-61 2-520-5650-91 2-521-1183-31 2-522-6330-31 2-527-1631-51 2-532-0470-41 2--532-0537-51 2-532-0701-51 2-536-1371-82 2-536-1375-41 2-536�1390-51 2-538-1557-21 2-539-6420-52 2-547-5800-71 2-548-6405-33 2-549-5755-01 2-549-6205-41 2-549-6225-01 2-549-6481-91 6740 Overton Drive NE 5650 Polk Street NE (.R-3) 1183 Regis Lane NE 6330 Quincy Street NE 1631 Rice Creek Road NE 470 Rice Creek Terrace NE 537 Rice.C�"eek Terrace NE 701 Rice Creek Terrace NE 1371 Skywood Lane NE 1375 Skywood Lane NE 1390 Slcywood Lane NE 1557 S. Oberlin Circle NE 6420 Squire Drive NE 5800 Tennison Drive NE 6405 Van Buren Street NE 130.78 2,883.93 114.96 177.83 I81.02 183.05 180.25 146.42 67.85 78.61 198.69 81.36 277.33 109.71 155.36 5755 University Avenue NE (Comm.) 341.58 6205 University Avenue NE (Co�mn.) 154.72 6225 University Avenue NE (Comm.} 896.21 6481 University Avenue NE (Coimn.) 58.45 13.08 288.39 11.50 17.79 18.10 18.31 18.03 14.64 6.79 7.87 19.87 8.14 27.73 10.97 15.54 34.16 15.48 89.b3 5.85 14 D TOTAL $ 118.50 215.34 77.20 71.30 52.64 179.24 86.22 96.60 435.68 ' 143.86 3,172.32 126.46 195.62 199.12 201.36 198.28 161.06 74.64 •E3� 218.56 89.50 305.06 120.68 170.90 375.74 170.20 985.84 64.30 DELINQUENT WATER & SEWER ACCOUNTS CERTIFIED TO COUNTY - 1978 (Continued) CODE ADDRESS AMOUNT PENALTY District 4k3 3-645-7365-94 7365 Able Street NE iR-Z) $ 16.50 $ 1.66 3-645-7381-93 7381 Able Street NE iR-2) 81.34 8.14 3-645-7417-76 7417 Able Street NE �R-Z) 57.04 5.70 3-645-7447-14 7447 Able Street NE iR-2) 44.82 4.48 3-645-7449-96 7449 Able Street NE �R-Z) 20.59 � 2.05 3-645-7465-85 7465 Able Street NE iR-Z) 124.43 12.45 3-645-7497-07 7497 Able Street NE iR-Z) 20.57 2.05 3-645-7503-24 7503 Able Street NE iR-2) 125.12 12.52 3-645-7515-85 7515 Able Street NE �R-2) 86.40 8.64 3-645-7515-84 7515 Able Street NE �R-2) 23.71 2.37 3-645-7527-43 7527 Able Street NE �R-Z) 97.38 9.74 3-645-7553-14 7553 Able Street NE iR-Z) 161.44 16.14 3-645-7567-51 7567 Able Street NE (R-z) 47.69 4.77 3-645-7581-73 7581 Able Street NE �R-2). 80.97 8.09 3-645-7595-13 7595 Able Street NE �R-<) 114.13 11.41 3�645-7597-93 7597 Able Street NE �R-Z) 58.01 5.81 3-652-7850-11 7850 Beech Street NE iCo�.) 108.94 10.90 3-655-0611-31 611 Buffalo Street NE 43.26 4.32 3�660-0233-41 233 - 69th Avenue NE 166.56 16.66 3-667-0036-62 36 - 70th i�iay NE 95.93 9.59 3-660-1340�-21 1340 - 69th Avenue NE 92.35 9.23 3-670-0115-51 115 - 71'� Way NE 157.53 15.75 3-676-0360-13 360 - 74th Avenue NE �R-2) 30.55 3.05 3-676-03b1-01 361 - 74th Avenue NE (R-3) 654.61 65.97 3-676-0370-93 370 - 74th Avenue NE �R-2) 32.09 3.21 3-677-1501-83 1501 - 75th Avenue NE 74.17 7.41 3-683-0321-03 321 - 79th Way NE �R-3) 197.62 19.76 3-683-0321-04_ 321 - 79th Way NE iR^3) 226.82 22.68 TOTAL $ 18.16 89.48 62.74 49.30 22.64 136.88 22,62 137.64 95.04 26.08 107.12 177.58 52.46 89.06 125.54 63.52 119.84 47.58 183.22 105.52 101.58 173.28 33.60 725.58 35.30 81.58 217.38 249.50 _� 1�! E DELINQUcNT WATER & SEWER ACCOUNTS CERTIFIID TO COUNTY - 1978 (Continued) CQDE j�ADI�ESS AMOUNT PENALTY Dietrict ll 3(Cont'd) 3-683-0455-83 455 - 79th Way NE «��•) $ 216.62 $ 21.66 3-684-7345-61 7345 Central Avenue NE 135.06 13.50 3-684-7627-54 7627 Central Avenue NE 175.35 17.53 3-684-7651-41 7651 Central Avenue NE «��•� 175.49 17.55 3-685-0614-41 614 Cheryl Street NE 117.36 , •11.74 3-688-0195-83 195 Craigbrook Way NE 243.02 24.30 3-689-0097-61 97 Craigway N.E: 85.59 8.55 3-692-0641-23 641 Dover Street NE 15.05 1.51 3-692-0641-24 641 Dover Street NE 27.53 2 JS 3-697-6835-01 6835 East River Road 137.23 13.73 3-697-7181-84 7181 East River Road 16.62 1.66 3-697-7513-72 7513 East River Road 26.78 2.68 3-697-7998-11 7998 East River Road 103.16 10.32 3-702-0530-44 530 Ely Street NE 141.00 14.10 3-J02-0651-73 651 Ely Street NE 55.80 5.58 3-702-0681-12 681 Ely Street NE 119.53 11.95 3-717-0560-01 560 Glencoe Street NE 117.60 11.76 3-77.7-0611-92 611 Glencoe Street NE 62.61 6.27 3�732-0341-72 341 Hugo Street NE 57.67 5.77 3�732-0420-13 420 Hugo Street NE 52.89 5.29 3-732-0617-41 617 Hugo Street NE 63.91 6.39 3-732-0650-21 650 Hugo Street NE 120.76 12.08 3-732-0695-91 695 Hugo Street NE 56.94 5.70 3-737-0570-42 570 Ironton Street NE 137.85 13.79 3-737-0571-33 571 Ironton Street NE 126.95 12.69 3�740-7310-91 7310 ,7ackson Street NE 167.56 16.76 3-740-7400-01 7400 Jackson Street NE 222.73 22.27 3-742-0585-01 585 Janesville Street NE 148.81 14.89 TOTAL $ 238.28 148.56 192.88 193.04 129.10 267.32 9G.14 16.56 30.28 150.96 18.28 29.46 113.48 155.10 61.38 131.48 129.36 6$.88 63.44 58.18 70.30 132.84 62.64 151.64 139.64 184.32 245.00 163.70 1G F SEWER 3-742-0598-51 3-752-0541-01 3-752-0583-91 3-759-0190-74 3-759-0305-91 3-764-1425-51 3-764-1430-81 3-766-7330-41 3-766-7442-91 3-767-1517-11 3-768-1163-71 3-768-1245-93 3-772-0400-61 3�775-0155-02 3-775-0161-21 3-778-7376-51 3-778-7540-61 3-782-7341-11 ' 3-783-1528-81 3-785-7361-34 3-785-7363-13 3-785-7387-32 ADDRESS �a� AMOUNT 598 Janesville Street NE $ 115.30 541 Lafayette Street NE 170.36 583 Lafayette Street NE 45.59 190 Longfellow Street NE 108.04 305 Longfellow Street NE 119.06 1425 Meadowmoor Drive NE 95.56 1430 Meadowmoor Drive NE 149.30 7330 Melody Drive NE 204.46 7442 Melody Drive NE 136.04 1517 N. Timber Ridge NE 121.85 1163 Norton Avenue NE 140.91 1245 Norton Avenue NE 103.21 400 Osborne Road NE 213.01 155 Rickard Road NE 192.63 161 Rickard Road NE 62.01 7376 Stinson Blvd NE 135.90 7540 Stinson Blvd NE 77.95 7341 Tempo Terrace NE 72.75 1528 So. Ti_mber Ridge NE 105.48 7361 University Avenue NE (R-2} 138.54 7363 University Avenue NE (R,2� 91.50 7387 University Avenue NE (R-2� 30 J 0 PENALTY TOTAL 11.53 $ 126.83 ll.04 187.40 4.55 50.14 10.80 118.84 11.90 130.96 9.56 105.12 14.94 164.24 20.44 224.90 13.60 149.64 12.19 134.04 14.09 155.00 10.33 113.54 21.31 234.32 19.27 211.90 6.21 68.22 13.60 149.50 7.79 85.74 7.27 80.02 10.54 116.02 13.86 152.40 9.16 100.66 3.08 33.78 TOTAL $ 28,135.14 S 2,813.71 .S 30,948.85 ? �! G 14 N CITY OF FRIDLEY M E M 0 R A N D U M T0: NAS1M M. QURESHI, CITY MANAGER, AND CITY COUNCIL FROM: MARVIN C. BRUNSELL, ASST. CITY MGR./FIN. DIR. SUBJECT: CERTIFICATION OF DELINQUENT WATER AND SEWER ACCQUNTS TO TIIE COUNTY FOR COLLECTION DATE: SEPTEPSBER 29, 1978 The attached resolution is for the purpose of certifying delinquent water and sewer accounts to the County for collection with the taxes due in the year 1979. All of the property owners have been notified of the fact their utility bills are being certified to the County, and have been given an opportunity to pay. The penalty shown on this resolution is in addition to the regular penalties that accrue on utility bills. The larger bills, for the most part, are apartment buildings and commercial accounts. All accounts that are double bungalows, apartment buildings and commercial are noted on the attached list. All of the delinquent charges were certifiedone year ago, and if taxes on the property are being paid, the City is receiving that money. All of the charges on this resolution are for a year, or less, of utility service. MCB:bjo F.OR CONCURRENCE BY THE CITY COUIVCIL - LICENSES October 2, 1978 GAS SERVICES � � Neil Heating & Air Cond., Inc. 3242 - 92nd Curve Blaine, NIN 55434 By: Neil Olson GENERAL CONTRAC70R Brickner Constlruction Co_ 1401 Kerry Circle Fridley, MN 55432 -Del'B Construction, Inc. 1931 Main Street N.W. Anoka, NIN 55303 Hearth & Home Company 2004 Lyndale Avenue South Minneapolis, MN 55405 Marvin Hill Constxuction 11600 Elm Creek Road Osseo, MN 55369 t�lilton L. Johnson Company 2513 Central Avenue N.B. Minneapolis, MN 55418 By: Thomas E. Brickner By: Delmar L. Balfany By: John. Weber By: Marvin Hill By: Milton L. Johnson ' Northern Energy Products, Inc.- � 2600 White Bear Avenue St. Paul, MN 55109 By: Peter J. Kelly S�mit Constntction 6301 Winnetka Avenue North Bmoklyn.Park, MN 55428 Zachman Homes, Inc. 7760 Mitchell Road Eden Prairie, MN 55344 HEATING By: Terry L. Bayliss By: James A. Zachman Neil Heat.ing & Air Cond., Inc. 3242 - 92nd Curve Blaine, MN 55434 By: Neil Olson MASONRY Robert W. Anderson 6035 Lyncjale Avenue North Minneapolis, MN Englert Cement 7498 Douglas Drive North Srookly,n Center, MN 55444 � By: Robert W. .qxtderson Sy: Marlyn.Englert APPROVED BY WILLIAM SANDYN Plbg: Htg. Insp. DARREL CLARK Com:� Dev. Adm. DARREL CLARK Com. Dev.� Adm. DARREL Q,ARK Com. Dev. Adm. DARREL CLARK Com. Dev. Adm. DARREL CLARY. .Ccen. Dev. Adm. DARREL Q.ARK Com. Dev. Adm. DARREI, CLARK Can. Dev. Adm. DARREL CLARF Com. Dev. Adm. WILLIAM SANDIN Plbg. Htg. Insp. DARREL CLARK Com. Dev. Adm. faARREL CLARIC Com. Dev. Adm. ' 15 q y