01/15/1979 PUB HEAR - 5747Notice is hereby given
of the City of Fridley
on Monday, January 15,
of:
PUBLIC HEARING
BEFORE THE
CITY COUNCIL
that there will be a Public Hearing
in the City Hall at 6431 University
1979 in the Council Chamber at 7:30
of the City Council
Avenue Northeast
P.M. for the purpose
Consideration of a Final P1at, P.S. #78-06, Caba Realty
first Addition by Ray R. Wormsbecker, being a replat
of all of the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter
of Section 2, T-30, R-24, Anoka County Minnesota,
except the South 877.87 feet thereof, lying t�lesterly
of State Trunk Highway No. 47. Subject to easement for
utility purposes over the North 20 feet of said
Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter, lying Westerly
of present State Trunk Highway No. 47 except the Easterly
115 feet thereof, and the West 20 feet of the Easterly 115
feet of said Southwest Quarter of the North�•rest Quarter,
lying Westerly and adjacent to the West line of State Trunk
Highway No. 47, generally located at 83rd and University
Avenue N.E.
Approval of this plat may have the potential of future
assessments on the adjoining property due to uti7ity and
roadway improvements required by this plat.
Any and all persons desiring to be heard shall be given an opportunity at the
above stated time and place.
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WILLIAM J. NEE
MAYOR
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FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL .
PUBLIC HEARING f9EETIFIG.- JANUARY 15, 1979 - 7;30 P,f�,
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
ADOPTION OF AGEPJDA:
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PUBLIC HEARING;
PUBLIC HEARING ON FINAL PLAT; PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION
P�S� #78-06, CABA REALTY FIRST aDDITION, BY RAY
!'�ORMSBECKER. GENERALLY LOCATED AT g3RD AND UNIVERSITY
AVENUE �l,E, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 1 - 1 E
NE!�! BUSINESS:
DISCUSSION OF �ICENSE FEES, � , , , , , . , , . , , � � � 2 - 2 �
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CHANGES
IN THE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE GENERAL AND SPECIAL
REVENUE FUNDS �C�E�T�A� AND THE FIRE DEPARTMENT). ��,, 3- 3 A
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ADJOURN:
FRIDLEY CITY �OUNC 1 L
PUBLIC HFIIRIPJG f9EETIPlG - JANUFlRY 15, 1979 - 7;30 P,M,
17Eh10 T0: DEPARTM�NT HEADS
• FOLLOPlING ARE 7NE "ACTIOiJS �•JEEDED'�, PLEASE HAVE YOUR ANSWERS
BACK IN THE CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE BY ��IEDNESDAY BEFORE THE
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' NEXT REGl1LAR COUNCI� PIEETING, THANK YOU� Q�.,,,u..�. 3�, 1979
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FINANGE
FINANCE
FINANCE
PUBLIC HEARING:
PUBLIC HEARING ON FINAL PLAT; PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION
P,S� �%`�—O6, CABA REALTY FIRST ADDITION, BY RAY
�'IORMSBECKER� GENERALLY LOCATED AT $3RD AND UNIVERSITY
AVENUE Pl,E, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , �, , , , , . 1 - 1 E
Opened at 7:43 P.M.
Closed at II:57 P.M.
ACTION NEEDED: Put on next regular agenda for consideration
NE��! BUSIPlESS;
DISCUSSION OF LICENSE FEES, , , , �, , , , ` , , ., , , , , 2 — 2 �
Ordinance read on.first reading
ACTION NEED�D: Put ordinance on next regular agenda for second reading.
CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTIOfd rIUTHORIZING CHANGES
IN.TNE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE •;LNERAL AND SPECIAL
REVENUE FUNDS �C�E.T�A� AND THE FIRE DEPARTh1ENT)�., ,,, 3- 3 A
Resolution No. 11-1979 adopted
ACTION NEEDED:� Proceed as authorized
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Approved
ACTION NEEDED: Pay claims
�D�our,N:
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ORDINANCE N0.
Code No.
026
022
023
113
Subject
Motel or Hotel
Music Festival
Public Dance
Refuse Hauling; Garbage Truck
116 Sauna
014 Solicitor; Peddler
115 Swimming Pool, Public
504 Taxicab
702 Theater, Drive In
205 Townhouse Development
202 Trailer Home; Temporary Parking
104 Tree Removal/Treatment Contractor
211 Lot Splits
214 Signs; Billboards
205 Special Use Permit
2c
Fee
$100.00 + 5.00 per unit .
600.00 per day plus
100.00 filing fee
65.00
50.00 company license + lst truck
15.00 each additional truck
425,00
50.00 per solicitor/peddler
200.00 per outdoor pool
300.00 per indoor pool
plus 25q of base per added pool,
within the same enclosed area.
45.00 company license + lst cab
5.00 each additional cab
650.00 \
350.00
50:00 occupancy
25.00 temporary parking
35.00
100.00
20.00 under 40 square feet
50.00 over 40 square feet ,
175.00 for all except;
80.00 for second accessory building
City Charter Vacations 125.00 �
Chapter 6 Variances 80.00
205 Zoning Requests 250.00
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
OF _ , 1978.
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK MARVIN C. BRUNSELL
First Reading:
Second Reading:
Publish:
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YOR WILL AM J. NEE
RESOLUTION N0. 1979
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CHAN6ES IN THE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE
GENERAL AND SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS (C.E.T.A. ANO THE FIRE DEPARMENT)
WHEREAS, The City will be receiving certain C.E.T.A. funds
during 1979, and
WHEREAS, These C.E.T.A. funds were not budgeted on the revenue
or the expense side of the 1979 Budget, and
WHEREAS, Certain unbudgeted costs were incurred as a result of
the fire at FMC Company, and
WHEREAS, The exact amount of the revenue coming back to the City
is undetermined at this time,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the General Fund Budget shall
be as follows:
APPROPRIATIONS
Fire Department $8,157
Emergency Reserve ($8,157)
$ -0-
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the budget for the General Fund and
Special Revenue Fund shall be amended during the year 1979 by the amount
of C.E.T.A funds received for the period, so long as appropriations are
not increased more than the additional revenue actually received from C.E.T.A
for the period.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY
THIS DAY OF , 1979.
MAYOR - WILLIAM J. NEE
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - MARVIfd C. BRUNSELL
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
MEMORANDUM
T0: NASIM M. OURESHI, CITY MANAGER, AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM: MARVIN C. BRUNSELL, ASST. CITY MGR./FIN. DIR.
SUBJECT: B�DGET CHANGES
DATE: JANUARY 11, 1979
The attached resolution would do two things. It would increase the
Fire Department's budget enabling them to purchase the equipment that
was lost by their department and the Columbia Heights Department in
the FMC fire. (There will be some revenue coming back on these losses,
however, the exact amount cannot be determined at this time.)
The resolution also authorizes an increase in the budget in the amount
of C.E.T.A. funds received during the year 1979. If the Council allows
us to amend the budget on a monthly basis for these C.E.T.A. funds, we
can then put out a more meaningful statement to the City Council and to
the Department Heads. Without this authorization, we must show the
original budget on the operating statement for the various departments.
At the present time, we show all expenses, including C.E.T.A. expenses,
however, we can make no compensating change in the appropriations without
Council approval.
MCB:sh
T0: THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIi
SUQJECT: PROCEDURE USED IN LICENSE FEE COST STUDY
DATE: JANUARY 10, 1979
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regulated by the State, and for which the cost study indicates an increase.
An exception to the above is that we originally had not considered reducing
fees that were higher than they should be. This has been given consideration
in the proposal now being considered by the Council.
Formulas used in charging overhead amounts were as follows: An overhead
figure of thirty percent of the direct cost was used for all license fees.
This is a change from the proposal previously submitted to the Council.
That proposal contained different overhead percentages for different license
fees.
Chapter 11 of the City Code does not have temporary food and temporary on-sale
beer license fees listed at the present time. The beer ordinance presently
exempts the fees for temporary on-sale beer licenses. Oniy non-profit
organizations can obtain an on-sale temporary beer license. A cost study
was done for temporary on-sale beer license fees, and a recommendation has
been made to charge $50 for a temporary on-sale beer license. This fee can
always be waived by Council action.
We are recommending a charge of $25 for a temporary food license. Non-profit
organizations would be exempt from this proposed fee, We do have profit groups
who require temporary food licenses.
The Council made comment that the on-sale 6eer license fee should be increased.
The taverns that have on-sale beer licenses also have public drinking licenses
which cost $300, entertainment licenses which cost $60 and additional licenses.
If the Council has specific questions concerning some of the proposed fees, it
would be helpful to have these questions ahead of time, so that we can adequately
answer them.
MCB:sh
ORDINANCE N0.
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 11 Of THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY Of fRIDLEY:
The City Council of the City of fridley does ordain as follows:
The Council of the City of Fridley hereby amends Chapter 11 of the City Code of
the City of Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, by changing certain license fees.
Section 11.10 Fees. License fees shall be as follows:
Code No. Subject Fee
017 Auction $15.00 per two days
25.00 per week
120.00 per year
028 Carnival
021 Christmas Tree Lot
302 Dog License
607
111
111
025
024
602
603
Entertainment
Food Establishment
Food License, Temporary
Golf Course, Driving Range
Junkyard
Liquor, Non-Intoxicating Malt:
Beer, Off Sale
Beer, On Sale and Off Sale
. Beer, Temporary On Sale
Initial On Sale Beer
Investigation Fee
Liquor, Intoxicating:
Employee Dispensing
400,00 + $200.00 deposit
100.00 + $100.00 deposit
2.50 Neutered or Spayed
5.00 Non-neutered or Non-spayed
1.00 Duplicate Dog Tag
(Prorated-$1.00 Minimum)
70.00
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35.00 (Prorated to minimum of �25.00)
25.00
30.00
275.00 .
50.00 (Prorated)
250.00 (Prorated)
50.00
75.00 Individual
150.00 Corporation, Partnership or
other Association
10.00
Initial Wine Investigation fee 150.00 Individual
300.00 Corporation, Partnership or
other Association
301 Livestock
Horses
Cows, goats and/or sheep
Rabbits
Fowl
5 Acres plus farm
15.00 first; 5.00 ea. additional
10.00 first; 1.00 ea. additional
10.00
15.00
7.5.00
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IRJAPtID;OUSLY.
D1r. i3onrdman ctated thnt the stlpulation would be handled with the Puildin� Permit.
3. PUi'LIC }P APIt�� CO ;SID^R�1PI'OTI 0� q� T'�U"�T TOR P, `P7'CI�L L�1 PI;Rt?IT, SP �f'7P-13�
F 1 ` i};�7.,i� `,1,;: v�', Dj i; n,u ° v,^. E c,' >c,l.',�, i;� vlCL. Per bec�iou �'05.101, 3, �,
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oi' tt,c 'r'riciiey Cc;cie, 'r,n �;11�.✓ �alec u�.d scrvicc i or the inr>tnll�ation of :;ervice
�tation equipr�:ent on Lots 20� 21 ar.d 22� c].ock 13� fIatnilton's Addition to
tdechanicsville, the aame teln� 5333 Univcrsity �venue Tl.E.
MtYi'ION by b1r. Storla� seconled by I�,s. Schrwbel, to open the public bearing.
UE'O,I A VOICE VOI'E� ALL VOTIPdG AYE� CHAIRMAi�i IiAFRIS D�C:,ARED TI� PUBLIC F.Ef.f?I?�C, OP�.N
AT 7: 53 Y. t�t.
Nx. IIoardr�n ctate3 tl:ot this was another proposal for the old Metro 500 stEtion.
Y�s. Oquist asked what h:d h�ppened to the eign cer.�par�y that was there.
Mr. Doard�,3n stated thr,t tHe sign cc�a�}� had pulled out after they received approval
frasi �ity Council.
tdr. IIaardman ateted that th�ee �eople repair cnd work on gas pur�ps. t✓rr. Boar.dm�n stai:ed
they taere lockir.g at t:� sa�me bc�sic i�love�en�� they hcd d=scussed with �the sign
cesnar,y, The,� wer.� plannin� oz� c'=oir� 7_�nr."tsr�n�rl� ard curb3n� in the £ront areaz and
there woul.a. b� a bcUZ�-cn-bosrd scrceni.^.g �er.c° in 'cUe beck area. 7'nere zaa».13 bF• some
outside ctcrA;3� af ci_uip_::<;r;� an3 �as p°W,.ps. I�,r. Baa:d:,�an pointed out that the 1�nd-
se�pin; and cur'�iii; and �rc,^n urea in fra�ic wili be a generAl i.,,*^nrove�en•c of the area,
and �;ov1d Ue i•ied in 1ai�h t;l.e 1�>:i3sr�,p,_n� oi tl:e St«:�dard S1",A'L'1GY3 iicr.t dcor.
N,r. Steven Hai:sez:' 12057 nu�;e Drive .Tt.E. c2r:�e fe-r-,.ard and rer�d the follo�in� lette::
"I�:innecota Yetro�ei:..� ��as fcxr^d in T::; oF �975. i:innesott� Prtroleum is basicall�y a
service orE;ouizatioa wnich dces F*orl: for varieus cor.raenie� r�nd '1nlividu<�ls cr'no use
petroleu�n prc3ucts. Sp;z:e a� the servicec san provi.ae include private fuelir.g sys�ems�
such as the one we are preeenzly dein.-^, .;t Lam��ert S.ursber in Pridley. [�e also do
in�tAllatien at apartnent ccmnlex.es for ti:eir �ecandciry heatin� systems, ��hlch is
usuolly fuel oil. ?irn�ever, most o: our cu�to�er� A�•e service �tation:>. The eervices
which Fe provide incZude re?air of p:L::ps *.:�::Sci: peonle ❑ey have rnn lnto f.rom ti.^.!e io
time, equip,r.eni Urcakdozms, c;e do ur:der;roua3 tank snd iuel s,ystem 3nstallations� we
do pipin�, k:vist ii�stallatiens aud �ubricn�fon systems, b'ost of our worl: is done awz�y
fro� shop loc�ticn, however we do necd a s`��p t;ith adeqiiate outside storage fo: bullcy
items such a� air cc�pressors� hoists, gur;ps� miscellsncous equipment� ar.d their o��n
equipment." A'r. Fi�ncon st� ted that he fclt t::e,y vc•: ld be �n ascet to tiic Cii;y of
l�ridlr.,y snd aeuil iry to l;eep t:h� pr:;nerty i.i: e: vc:y tidy snd neet organi�ation and
lceep it pleasin� to eveiybcdy concer:ied.
D�. Narris asked if the outside stora�e na-ea uould Ue used basical�jr for pumps in line
Yox repair� or if they were going to ctore taalcs baeic there or wh�t.
rn�. tiall,on staied they hAVe an air co:nnre;sor and jacic linmm�r F�tiictt they would r,tore
on tlie sidc. Tlicy also t:ave severnl 2-�.heeled Crctilers they uce for l�auling c:quipu�ent.
The pu��a they �;ould be ctorin� uould be pi�:�p: they are l�oldir,g Sor customerc� or ptnaps
�:;iitic�; for rcn:d.r, nnd occn: tc.n;:lly new S,;rnp^. t;r. Ii;;n:;on sC:i4,rd tl�ey c;: re �oir.c•
to in:;ta�ll ;; fencc• i;l;�it ��ottld b� ii i,o 7 i'cct bi;;ti� to l;ccp evei,v Cliiei,; Uclow eye ic, c7_r
t�n3 r�^c;uld Le n i'cucc you coaldn't eee throu�;l�� Uccnuse Clicy would lil:e to l;cep pconlc
Ea�a;iy frc:n t.hvse tt�ing�.
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CITY OF FRIDLEY
MEMORANDUM
T0: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY C�UNCIL
FROM: MARVIN C. BRUNSELL, ASST: CITY MGR./FIN. DIR.
SUBJECT: PROCEDURE USED IN THE LICENSE FEE COST STUDY
DATE: JANUARY 10, 1979
The procedure used in the license cost study is as follows. A listing was
made of all types of license fees charged by the City of Fridley. Permit
fees, police reports, fire reports, etc were also included in the listing.
The listing included the type of license, the present fee, the applicable
City Code number, and other special information. Each department involved
was interviewed to get their estimate of the time spent on each license.
The wage rates used were the average wage rates of the people in the department
who were involved in inspections, etc.
A lot of detail coordinating work was performed by a C.E.T.A. Revenue Clerk.
However, as stated, she worked with each department that was involved in the
issuance of each license or permit. That is, she was involved tvith the Police
Department, the Fire Department, the Inspection Department, etc. on all license
fees in which these departments were insome way involved.
A cost study is not an exact science. The end result can only be as good as
the information given to the person making the cost study insofar as the time
spent by each department, etc. Inasmuch as the various departments do not
keep records of the exact amount of time they spend on each license, the cost
study is necessarily based on estimates. There may also be a problem with
cost studies for things like special use permits. Each of these is a different
situation, andit is hard to strike an average. However, the cost study is as
accurate a way of making a determination of the cost of issuing a particular
license as is available.
The City could have proceeded by making a survey of what other cities are charging.
The problem with this is, you would always be using old information, as most cities
do not update or upgrade their license fees on an annual basis. They do so only
at infrequent intervals. Using this method would mean that the average would
include a lot of out-of-date license fees.
Recommended or estimated costs were determined for each type of license. For
those licenses that were regulated by the State (see asterisk on copies previously
given the City Council), no change can be made by the City. Where license fee
increases were not warranted, fees were left as they were. The proposed ordinance
contains only recomnended license fee increases for those license fees not
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Chairm�an Narris cslled the December 6, 197f3; Pla�nix� Commiasion Meeting to order at
7:35 P.t�.
no�, cnra,:
Tdembera Present: Ned Storla� LeRoy Oquict, Richarcl Eiarris� Vir�iniu Schnnbel�
Fobert Peterson� James Lnngenteld
tden:bere Absent: no�ne
Othera Present: Seriy Loardm�a� City Plsnner
1. AT'YFO�%L' PLArT;Ih'C Cd:-±";ISSIO,"i .*7T.T�?TI'L�'S: PIOVL'.`;3ER 22; 197R:
N,GTZOtI Uy btr. Lan�zenfeld, seconded by Mr. Oquist to �pprove th° NovemUer 22� 1978
Ylennin� Co�mission 14inute�.
Ms. �chuabel note3 that on pa�e 5, the last par��raph� Chairmen Harris`s name was
leit off the reco:3ed vote. Chsir�.an Hsrris vote3 aye.
Mr. Storlr� noted ;;h;it on page 9, t:�ird parsg_'eph sliculd reFd; "br. Storla sta�;e3
thIIt lOG! incOme rseple pay ten ti^:es core of tl-vir �ross i.ncome on enex(,y th.n
tk�e uppc* ^,-� incara�; people". Char_ge r�iddle inecme to upper r�ost ir.cc^e.
UPC�N A GOIM VO':'Ey ALI. VOiIIf�C laFE� CH�:IFt�LqN HFiRRI5 DsCLARi�'D TY,F, PtINUPCS APPROVF,'D�
AS CORRi,C'� �. —_ . _ _.
`Z. PTJ�Y�T_C F:1':i{,T�.I?iG: CO��.P"�RATTC��! (',," A P?i(?."1S°Tl �"-R?�.?"�`iT'�TL?3 AT� P S -��E"n�
RRAi.:ir t�rn^m rn'�rmT�", Rl' T',AY R. t'l('�„�'.r.�;r,.r;.TR gein;; � re� at of s.11 oi the
South:;eet Quarzer of th� hos^tinaest Quarter of Sec�icn 2� T-� ,' An^I-fl �
County� l�;in:i�r>otn; excvpt the �cuta II77.B7 rePt thc.epi� lyina �dester:y of
State Trt;nk Eigsuey Pvo, 47. SuUject to easement for uTility purposes over the
North 20 feet oP s�i3 Southt:est Quar�er es the Picsth:-:: st �?uarter, �yin,3 4ie ,terly
of prese•�t State Trun?� iii.�h;rtty Iiu. 47 exctpt s�aster�y 115 £ee� tl2ereof� sr,d tL•e
West 20 feet oi tli� Esuter�}r ].25 feet of said southc�est Qvsrter of the Tdorthwest
Q,uari;er, lyi*�; 4lesterly and &d jacent to h*est lin� of Stete Trunk Hi�;haay No. 47�
generally located at �i3rn an3 University Avenues 1�T.E.
MOTIQN by E1r. Peterson, seconded by N'r. Langen£eld to op°n the public he�ring.
UPO:d A\'OSCE VdC�� ALL VO"iIIrG AYE� CHAIR[�u;:V FIARPIS Di�CL.4IiED ^1I� PUI>LIC 3:.'`,RI:';"v OPE?d
AT 7:�t0 P.M.
Mr, Roardn�n st�ted this was located on 83rci bet;:een Dfain ar.d University, wh�re thc
]iouce of Lorcis ti:ac pre:ently locatcd. This property wsc zoned heatiy industrial �nd
they nre lookin, �t an ncre and a half par.cel. The p7:�itting a:; leyed out meets all
the requirem�nts of our plzitin;; ordinancc. Sewer and ;✓ater is in II3rd :?treet nud
A'�iu Street ar.d will be exieudcd do��n tl�e service drive, so all of the lotc are
cerved by secrer and Nnter. Air. Poardnan stated thnt S�ai'f felt thai: it should be
nttpulatcd ttist Uei'ore n»v cievclo��r°.cr+t tekes place, there should Uc a:torm wntex•
retent.io : plau. On all ne�: p;ircelc� pl+ats or new developcecnts� there should Ue
on-site. storm t+ater retention.
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PLANNThiG COMhtISSION tiIF:E7'ItJ ; DL:CI:I�ER 6, 197£3 - PAGF 2
Mr. Fsoardmnn atated thut there were 5 lot� in Dlocic 2, and 1 lot itt Block 1• �tAnd
1 and 2 of I31ock 2, cnd I.ot 1 of Block l� rare zoned commerciel (C-2). Lote 3�
5 of 331ock 2 ure aoned industrial.
Mr. Peterson anked what the eituation wao regarding Park Dedication.
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Mr. �oardr�an ate�ted that with conunercisl nnd indu3trial property� they take fees with
development� in other wordc� i�hey chnrQe it off ae pnrt of the Building Per[nit. With
single Yamily it would be pqyable at the time of the plat. With covw�erciol and indust-
rial it arounta to 3�.
Mr. Fiarris asked the petitioner to step £orciard.
t+h�. Ray Wormsbecker� 3260 N. Lilac Drive came Porward and stated thet the reason they
wanted to plat th�ic piece of property r.�as that first of all the House of Lord� xas
buil� on part oY it and the City, Mr. Ecardm.sn and Lhe Staff, vras interested in hcjving
it platted out so they can use it for futher development, and he was doing the job.
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Mr. Harris asked if they had all the necessary easements on this plat.
Mr. Boardman that he believed they did, and according to the commen.ts from Clyde� they
had all the easements they nesded at this time.
Mr. Harris asked if there would be a need for aqy easements on the south property linA.
Mr. Boardman stated that they wouldn't, that all necessary utilities were in the boule-
vArd area.
Mr. Peterson asked if, reoarding the storm water dioposal, it would be the responsibility
of whoever tool: out ct buildin� permit on a specific parcel.
Mr. Boardman stated that, in this situstion, they would lil;e to coord2nate th� drrainage
between the three parcels� and if this was possible� they would like to have it done at
thls tine. If they feit they couldn't hanc�le 3t at this timer they would then have to
�rait for the development.
Mr. fierris stated that he felt the lots were large enough to get on-site drainage.
Mr. Langenfeld stated tbat this property was the stArting point of their environmental
tour and £rom his observation, did not feel that on-site drainage would be a problem.
M07'ION by Mr. Langenfeld� secon3ed by Mr. Peterson' to close the Public Hearin�. .
t}PON A VOIG'E VOTE� ALL VOTING AYE� CHAIRD9AN IiARRIS DECL".R]?D '.'HE PiJBLIC IIEARING CLOu�'ED
AT 7:50 P.M.
MOTION by Mr. Peterson, seconded by Mr. Oquist to recommend to Council approv�l of
the reque�t to consideration of a proposed preliminary plat, P.S. ¢�76-06, CAi;A Realty
First Addition by Rqy fi. Wor�sbecicer: 3�eing a replat of �11 of the Southwest Quarier
o£ the Northwest QuArter of Section 2� 'i-30, R-24� Ano4a Cow�ty, Dtinnesoto; except
the South f�77.£37 1'eet thereof� l,yii� Westerly of �t�te Trun:t Ffighway No. 47. SuUject
to easement £cr iitility purposes over the P:orth 20 feet of sttid Southwest Q.uarter of
the Northwcei; Ruarter, lyin�;�;iesterly of present State Trunk Ei�,hway No. �7 except
Enr.terly 11� fcet therco2'� and the hest 2t� fcet of' -Che �nster�y 115 feet of r.nid Soutt�-
west Qunrter of i;he nori,hwecit. c�uarter� l,ying Westerly cnd udjcacent to Weat line oS
State Trunk iii�hway Ao. �i7, �;enerally locutecl 4t t33rd nnd University Aveuues N.E.
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THE MINUTES OF THE PU6LIC HEARING MEETING OF THE,FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL OF
OF JANUARY 75, 1979
The Public Hearing Meeting of the Fridley City Council was called to order by
Mayor Nee at 7:42 p.m. � �
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
Mdyor Nee ted the Council and audience in the Ptedge of Allegiance to the Flag.
� j � ROLL CALL: .
�. � MEMBERS PRESENT: Councilman Barnette, Councilman Schneider, Mayor Nee, .
Councilman Hamernik and Councilman Fitzpatrick
MEMBERS ABSENT: None
ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to adopt the agenda as.presented. Seconded by
Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared
the motion carried unanimously.
PUBLIC HEARING:
PUBLIC HEARING ON F
MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to waive reading of the public hearing notice
and open the public hearing. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanirtrously and the-
public hearing opened at 7:43 p.m.
I� Mr. Sobiech, Public Works Director, pointed out the general location of this
plat and that the Planning Commission has recomnended approval.
Mr. Sobiech stated the plat will consist of 7; acre parcels and stated there
would be appropriate drainage and utility easements along the lot Tines. He
stated there are no developments proposed at this time for the property> but
indicated, with future development, provisions must be made for drainage and
the method of retention or detention. He pointed out that any potential
developers for this property should be made aware there is a requirement for
drainage�retention.
'�, Mr. Sobiech stated he felt, if developers get together in developing this
. property, there wouldn't be any problem taking care of the drainage since
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the area is large enough. �
,; � Councilman Schneider questioned how the drainage would be taken care of, if
' the parcels were developed separately. -
Mr. Sobiech stated,.at the time the building permit is issued, it would be
� � indicated on the permit that the frequency rate of stormwater run-off would not
�, be any greater than it was before development.
Councilman Namernik felt the Commission wanted the drainage taken care of before
issuance of the building permit. Mr. Sobiech felt this was difficul�t to do
without development plans. �
Mr. Sobiech also felt it could be stipulated, with the plat approval, that any
future development must take into account the drainage retention. He stated,
in the past, affidavits have been filed with the plat so that developers are
aware� of this requirement.
, Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated he didn't feel there was a great difference
whether the Council wished this drainage requirement to be tied in with the
.r �., plat or the building Permit. He stated, if the Council feels more comforta67e
' with having a notice filed with the plat, this would be no problem.
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Councilman Fitzpatrick stated this particular area is an area where the
Environmentai Quality Commission is very sensitive. He felt, even though
the City has taken care of drainage in the past, with the issuance of the
building permits, he thought it might be 6etter to recognize the pro6lem
prior to this time and at the time the plat is filed. He felt this was an
immediate concern on the part of the Environmentai Quality Commission.
Mr. Sobiech stated he would concur with Councilman Fitzpatrick's comments
as he felt this drainage requirement would then come to the immediate
attention of �potential developers.
Mr. Wormsbecker, the petitioner, indicated he was not happy with the drainage
system on the property and indicated Shey would be willing to go along with
the staff's recomnendation. Mr. Wornisbecker stated he has a company interested
in devetopment, but it would cost them $9,000 to set up the drainage. He �
stated he can see there is a problem with run-off, but is not quite sure how
to handle it.
Councilman Hamernik felt, if the matter of draina9e was handled for the entire
parcel, this may reduce the cost.
Mr. Wormsbecker felt, if this was done, you may get into a prob7em regarding
the location of retention ponds, since you don't know for sure where a developer
may want to locate his building. h•1r. lJormsbecker stated the staff is recommending
this piece of property be platted, otherwise they probably wouldn't proceed with
the plattin9.
Mr. Sobiech stated, with development of the Ho�se of Lords, it was recommended
this property be platted rather, than having metes and bounds, and making it
easier to develop.
Mayor Nee stated, from Mr. Wormsbecker's comnent, he was under the impression
they didn't want to market the property. � �
Mr. Wormsbecker indicated this was not the case and they were interested in
marketing the property.
No persons in the audience spoke for or against this plat.
MOTION by Councilman Hamernik to close the public hearing. Seconded by
Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice� vote, a17 voting aye, Mayor Nee declared
the motion carried unanimously and the public hearing closed at 8:57 p.m.
NEW BUSINESS: -
FEES:
OF FIRST RERDING Of
Mr. Brunsell, City Clerk, stated the staff made a review of all license fees
charged by the City. He stated a cost study was made on all the fees to try
and determine the cost of issuing each ticense including all inspection work
that goes along with the issuance of a license.
Mr. Brunsell stated the Council is requested to consider a proposed ordinance,
as shown on Pages 26 and 2C of the agenda book, that lists the suggested
license fees where changes are reco�nended. He stated this list accounts for
about one-third of the licenses the City issues and the majority of the fees
did not change and, therefore, are not included in this ordinance.
Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated the fee has to bear sane relationship as
to the cost of administering the license. �
MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to waive the reading and approve the ordinance
upon first reading, Seconded by Councilman Hamernik. Upon a voice vote, all
voting aye, Mdyor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION N0. 17-7979 AUTHORIZINf CHANGES IN TNE APPROPRIATIONS fOR THE
GENERAL AND SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS C.E.T.A. AND THE FIRE �EPARTMENT :
MOTION 6y Councilman Schneider to adopt Resolution No. i1-1979. Seconded by
Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared
the motion carried unanimously.
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