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08/18/1980 - 5346OFFICIAL COUNCIL AGENDA REGULAR COUNCIL PIEETING AUGUST 18, 1980 � �� • � . _ U�, . �=�tI�L,�Y �ITY COUl�C � L. o . . _ ,_ �3� 7 . 30 . P . i� � RE�UL�fZ (�EETI�dG AUGUST 13, 1 , hiE�i�►� �i�G: ��=.�,aR-rr-i�r�r I�c��s � . __... __ . ----- �=��.U4r:r�U ��z�. �r�-i� "P,CI�I�►JS hE-EDCD". �'�.�nsE F�AVE YOUR Ar'St��f�s . Bl�CK Ii� "I"I;E CITY P•�A1�!AG�R�S�Of=F'ICE BY THE 4'fEDN�SDi�Y BEf=OR� TNE � ` � NEXT Rf�GUI�F►R CUUNCI.L !�lcCTING � THAN{C YOU�� -�^ a�, � yko� . . U PRESE:JTATIO�J OF A'�JARD: � j . . . CERTIFICATE OF APPaECIATION.- �AMES LANGENFELD � � � ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY . COMMISSION AND FLAlVNING� � _ - . . . �OMMISSION : Presented - - aPPROVAL OF f'�9I��UTES: . .: � � tiEGULAR I°��EETIN�, I�UGUST �, ly�i� : ApProved • . . PiJBLIC �iEARING i`�EETING, AtJGUST 11, I9'c�l� � I ' Approved . :. . � . . . . . . . . . . . _ I ` _ . ._ . . .. AD�FTIOiV OF AGEi�DA: � - - �I Add: Consideration of Resolution Amencl7ng Joint �cswers Agreement with •', ,Suburban Rate Authority � I �. : OPEir' FO�UI l� V I S I TORS ; . ' —__ _ _ _ _ -- _, .. - tCONSIDERATIQN OF ITEMS NOT ON AGENDA — l� i'�INUTES) .. B1ock Party - Mr. Kroeger. Denied request , Kathy 6rown - Community Action re: Energy and Fuel Assistance Program ', .` - . ,I PUBLIC WORKSI PUBLIC WORK PUBLIC WORK idE��d BUS I fJESS : . . . . ;; . . . ,� DISCUSSION OF CtiANGES TO �IUISANCE ORDINANCE � � . � . .1 - IG . First Reading of Ordinance Amendinc� Chapter 18 of the City Code of . Fridley by Adding Sections 18.10, ConstructionWork Hours and 18.]1, A7ternate Hours 6�ork Permit � and First �eading of an ordinance Establishing a New Ghapter 7l0 of the Fridle�f City Code Entitled Public Nuisance and Repealing Prior Chapter 110 . ACTION NEEDED: Put both proposed ordinances back on next regu7ar agenda for second reading and recodification. Also underline the sections in the different City codes tivhich are already under City ordinances !vhich were initially covered in the proposed nuisance ordinance. DISCUSSION OF REMOVAL OF i�OARDED UP RESIDENCE� 1632 RICE �REEK ROAD, �EVY F��PHILLIPS .��.�. 2— Z� No Action. Staff �to monitor situ��ion ACTIOP� NEEDED: Monitor to make sure no code violations are in-effect . . . , � � _ , � � t�ECEIVING PLANNII�G COMMISSION IITNLiTES OF Au�usT 6. 1930 , . . , . , . � . . , : , . , , ; � , . 3 — 3F . ; Received ' � ACTION NEEDED: Fi7e for future reference m •, . , F , . . FINANCE n � PARKS & RE ' FINANCE �ZEGULAR �'`�EETING, AUGUST 1�, 193U PA�� 3 i'3E',� BI�SIidESS: (�GNTINUED) � �: ,• CONSIDERATIOPJ OF APPROVAL CiF ,JOINT POWERS � rnll�tCCCl�ICi� 1 ir�OCESS I NG THE LI QUOR ' I NVENTORY SYSTEM ,,.�i. —�D Execution of agreement approved � ACTION NEEDED: Have agreement executed and forwar�led to appro�►ri.ate parties. CONSIDERATIO�J OF i�URSERY .STOCK BIDS �OPENED Au�us-r 4� 1��0. 11: �0 A, M. ) . , , , , ; , , , , , , , ; 5 — 5A � Bids rejected. Readvertise for bids . ACTION NEEDED: Proceed with readvertisement for bids �, . � CONSIDERATION UF TENNIS COURT LI.GHTIiVG PROJECT �IDS (OPENED Ju�Y 13, 1��, 2.�l� P,�`�� ) � � � . . . , �6 — �i� Bids received. Awarded to �aeon Election ACTIOfV NEEDED: Inform bidders of Council actian• Inform City Counci'� af action if the propos�d lighting is the most energy efficien�. CONSIDERATION OF A �ESOLUTION AUTHORIZING SIGNING AN AGREEMENT ESTABLISNING LOCAL I��IORKING CONllITIONS F�R CERTAIN EMPLOYL�� °�PRESENT�� '� BY LOCAL i�0� �9, AFL—CIO (Pu��c ��ORKS AND PARKS) ��%— �H Resolution No. 90-1980 adopted /�CTIO� NEEDED,. Have agreement executed and forwarded to praper parties. � . � � ' . PARKS & RECI CITY FINANCE FINARrCE _ FIN�INCE PUBLIC WO �:dEvJ BUSI;JESS: �CONTINUED) . .. RESOLUTION ADVERTISING �OR BIDS QF SPRINKLING � SYSTEM IN THE COMMUNITY PARK .. � � � � � � � � . � � � �-- '�A Resolution Na. 91-1980 adopted ACTION NEEDED: Proceed with advertising for bids . , . CONSIDERATION OF AN APPOINTMEfJT - ENVIRONMENTAL �UALITY COMMTSSION � � � � � � � . � � ► � � � � � . � � Tabled to next regular meeting . ACTIOPd NEEDED: Put on agenda of September 8, 1980 ;� � � I LICENSES � � � r � � � � � i � � t e t � t � � �� 1�J �pproved � ACTION NEEDED: Issue licenses " �LA I MS � , � � � � . � � � � . � � e � � . � � � . � � � 11 ApProved , ACTION NEEDED: Pay claims � ESTIMATES � � � � � � � . � � . � � � � � � � � � . � , 12 — 12K Approved �Nith change on Nfr._Herrick's estimate, Page ]2 A, Change figure of $120 to $16�, and t�tal to $1,923.35. ACTION NEEDED: Pay estimates as corrected • „ CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AMEIVDING JOINT POWERS AGREEMENS WITN SUBURBAN RATE AUTNORITY � Resolution No. 92-198U adopted � � • ACTION NEEDFD: Have agreement execu�ted and forward to property authorities ADJOURN : 8: 50 P. P�. ` . �_ : �� r��.�� c��rv ��ur�c � �. � KEuULAi; �I�IEET I i�G — AUGUST 1i3, 1�J3� — 7: 30: P, i�l � PLEDGE OF ALLEGIA�JCE: � � P�ESE:JTAT I O��d 0� A��ARD . � s ' CERi'IFICATE OF APPRECTA7'ION - �AMES LANGEiYFFLD � � ENVIRONMENTAL QJALITY . COMMISSION AND PLAN(VING� � � � �OMMISSIOP� � r�PPRUV,�,L UF i II�J�ITES : . . : t�EGULAR itr�ECTII�l�, /�zUus�r 4� 1��J PU�3LIC i�EARING i'�EETI�JG, �UGUST 11, 1�aO � . � � . � At�OpTIO�� OF AGE��lDA: • . � . Y • OPEi� FO�UIi, VISITORS: . tCONSID�ftATION QF ITEMS NOT ON r�GENDA -' �.� i�IINi3TES) . � . � ..�.� FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL ME�TING PLEASE SIGN NAME ADDRESS AND ITEM NUMBER INTERESTED IN DATE: August 1�, 1980 NAME ADDRESS �� n � .—� /. ,. � /� ..... 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ROLL CAI.L: MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Nee, Counc.ilman Fitzpatrick, Councilman Schr�eider and'Councilman Qarnette - Cou~icilwoman Moses (arrived at 7:55 p.m.) MEh16ERS ABSENT: None I�tayor Nee stated Councilwoman Moses would be late for this meeting as she was attending a community neighborhood meeting. PROCLAMATION: Ms. Norma "Buzzy" Hansen appeared before the Council to request the i5suance of a prociamation proclaiming National Clown Week, August 1- 7, 1980. Ms. Hansen stated their organization is approaching communities in Anoka County re��uesting issuance of proclamations for National Clown Week. Ms. Hansen was dressed in her clown�attire and introduced fellow cloNms, Spongy and Munchkin. She stated they have appea�°ed in events in �ridley including the 49er's parade, Unity Hospital and at the nursing homes. _ MOTION by Councilman Schneider to appr•ove a proc'.amation proclaiming the week' of August 1- 7, 19IIQ as National Clown Week. Secanded by Councilman 8arnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayoi° Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: REGULAR P1EETING, JULY 21, 1980: Councilman Schneider asked if on Page 3, the third paragraph, there should be some i°eference made that there is an existing house on the lot. Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, felt the record woul� speak for itself. MOTION by Councilman Schneider to approve the minutes of July 21, 1980 as preseni:ed. Seconded 6y Councilman Fitzpatric.k. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. ADOPTIDN OF AG[NDA: Councilman Fitzpatrick requested an item be added, as .follows: �°Consideration of Additional Street Lighting on 3rcl Street bet��reen 51st and 53rd". �i0TI0fd by Councilman-Fitzpatrick to adopt the agenda With the above addiii�n. " Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, ai1 voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. OPEN FORUM, VISITORS: i�lr. Leonard Lind, 1620 75th Avenue N.E., appeared before the-.Council concerning road restrictions in the City. Mr. Lind stated he was not satisified with answers he has received and would like to submit his questions in writing for a response from the City. ' . I � I � 20� R�GUALR MEETING OF AUGUST 4, 1980 PA6E 2 Mayor Nee felt, if Mr. Lind wished to do so, it may be best to submit his questions, in writing, so the City could respond. ' NEW SUSINESS: CONSIDERATION OF 1981 PRELIMINARY QUDGET INCLUDING REVENUE SHARING AND SET7ING PUE3LIC HEARING FOR SEPTEMBER 15, 1980: Mayor Nee stated the City Charter requires the City Manager to develop the budget and this is done through conferences 4rith the Council and administrative personnel. h1r. Qureshi, City Manager, stated the proposed budget is $6,262,842. He stated there is a reduction in some of the special grants, such as community develop- ment and selective traffic enforcement, which were received in the past years. Mr. Qureshi stated the budget proposed r�ould essentially sustain the level of services, with slight emphasis in the areas of police and parks and recreation. He stated, when the pubiic hearing is held, a detailed analysis of the budget would be given. MOTION by Couacilman Fitzpatrick to receive the City Manager's proposed budget for 1981 and set a public hearing for September.l5, 1980. Seconded by Council- man Barnette. Upon a voice vote, a11 vating aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING THE PLANNING COMMISSIOtJ MINUTES OF JULY 23, I980: IDERATIUN_DF SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SP OW;GQNSTRUGTION OF Mayor Nee stated Councilwoman Moses has requested this item be deferred until she arrives at the meeting. IDERATIO� OF REZONING REQUEST, ZOA �80-03, TO REZONE FR�M R-3 TO'C-2.• MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to set the public hearing on the rezoning request for September 15, 1980. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. SIDERATION OF REQUEST FOR SPECIAL USE_PERMIT, SF �'80-08, TO ALLOW "ITY h�OTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to consider this special use permit request, SP #80-08, after the public heariny and consideration of the rezoning request. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Mr. flora, Public Works Director, stated there is a special use permit request for Lot 21, Block 6, �r�idley Park and also a specia7 use permit request for lots 22, 23 and 24 of Block 6, Fridley Park. He stated the Council has called for a public hearing on Septe+nber 15 to address the question af rezoning Lot 2I and then, in order to have an auto repai'r shop in a C-2 zone, a special use permit is required. He explained the second issue is the additional three lots, as there was a request to rezone these lots also to C-2, but the Planning Commission recommended they remain as R-3 and a specia1 use pern�it be gi.ven to use them for parking. Councilman Fitzpatrick stated the rezoning hearing will presumably be for all four lots in question altnough the recommendation from the Commission is to rezone only Lot 21. COUNCILMAN FITZPATRICK WITHDREW HIS MOTION, WITH THE PERMISSION OF HIS SECONDER, COUNCILMAN SCHNEIDER. �' , � I 7 0 � 0 �__ � �. i � � . I `LO 1 REGULAR MEETING OF AUGUST 4, 1980 • PAGE 3 Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, felt it may be better to have the public hearing on all the issues at one time. MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to set a public hearir.g for the special use permit on September 15, 1980. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor P�ee declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERF�TION OF LOT SPLIT RE UEST, LS �;80-04, TO M?�KE NEW 6UILDI�JG SITE, 5775 - 2-'z STREET, D&[ CONSTRUCTION: Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated this rPquest is to split off the South 14 feet of Lot 7 and add it to Lot 6, alock 26, Hyde Park in order to make a new building site. At this time, 7:55 p,m., Councilwoman Moses arrived at the.meeting. MOTION by Councilo�an Fitzpatrick to concur with the recommendation of the Planning Eommission and grant Lot Split, LS �i80-04. Seconded by Councilman Qarnette. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated if this property has not paid the appropriate Water, Sewer and Storm Sewer assessments, they would pay their proportionate share. t+lr, lee Ekenberg, representing D& E Construction, stated they have taken soil borings on the iot to determine if it is buildable and the struct«re proposed conforms with all building codes. Mr. Ekenberg explained the reason they i,�ant the additional 14 feet is in order to meet the code requirements. He stated they have a 24 x 40 foot house planned for this lot and, under the Housiny and Ur�ban Development 235 program, they wouTd be putting in a driveway, but no garaye would be built at this time. Councilwoman P1oses questioned the requinement for a garage, since this was required several weeks ago when another app]icant was bu9lding a new home. • Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, explaiiizd this lot was �iatted before the ordinance adopting ti�e yarage requirement, therefore, the �ni;� requir�ment would be for a driveway and off-street parking pad. � Councilman Schneider asked-�if Lots 7 and S, with removal of this 14 feet, aiould remain legal 7ots. Mr. F7ora stat�d, they do meet the square footage rec,uire- ments, but are short one foot on the front footage. Councilman 5chneider questioned if it would be better to have a 13 foot lot split and then grant a�dariance for reduction of the lot size. Mr. Qureshi, City Manageri; stated; in lots that are platted before 1955, 'there is iower front tootage�requirement, whfch would be the case in this instance. Mr. Qureshi pointed out this is an area where the City has had drainage prob7ems. Mr. Ekenberg stuted they don't anticipate any drair,age problems on this lot, ho��ever, they would be insialling drain tiles. t1PON it VOICE VOTE T/1KEN QN THE A60VE MOTION, all voted aye, and Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERA7ION UF LOT SPLIT RE�UEST, LS #80-•05, TO MAKF NEW BUILDING SITE VACATED ORD_371 , 5750 - 3RD STRE[T, FDWARD S. JONAK: _ Mr. Flora, Public Works Director°, stated the o�vner of Lots 4, 5, and 6,�Block 2, wishes to split off the North 70 feet of these lots, including a17 that part of 67-Z Avenue N.E. (vacated, ordinance 371), City View, to make a new building site. Mr. Flora stated a utility easement would have to be vacated, and the petitioner is requesting a waiver of the vacation fee. r---- � )�`L i ; � � REGULAR MEETING OF,AUGUST 4, 1980 __,. PAGE 4 Mr. Qureshi stated the City is reguired legally to publish notice for vacation and the fee is to pay for these costs. Ne stated he would recommend the fee not be waived as he felt, if there is a new building site, there woul�! be a sizeable increase in the value of the property. Mr. Qur�shi felt, at the time of the public hearing, there should be a proposed plan showing the layout of.the house on the lot. P10TION by Councilman fitzpatrick to set a public hearing on this request. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. ITEM FROM APPEALS COMMISSION MINUTES 0�= JULY 15, 1980: REQUEST FOR VARIANCES TO REDUCE SIDEYARD AND DRTVE4IAY SETBACKS TO ALLOW CONSTRUCTION OF PdEW DRIVEWAY, 7645 QAKCR STREET, R.M.S. CO., INC. Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated this is a request for a variance to reduce the side yard setback from 30 to 25 feet and to reduce the driveway ' setback from 5 to 0 feet to allow the construction of a new driveway on Lots 5 and 6, Block 1, Nagel's Woodlands at 7645 Baker Street. Mr. flora stated, in processing this request, a number of deficiencies were identified such as no concrete curbing, lack of screening, and arrangements for prnper drainage. Mr. Flora stated the petitioner agreed to install a concrete curb along the existing driveway and also along the new driveway and to provide additional landscaping. He stated staff is currently working with him on developing a ponding area, to the rear of the building, which would control the water in that area. Mr. Habig, representing R.M.S. Co., Inc., stated the owner of the properiy to the South was at the Appeals Commission meeting and had no objections. Mr. Habig stated, with the new driveway: it would enabie semi-trailers to drive-thru since it is now impossible for them to turn around. Councilwoman Moses qu�stioned the location of the holding pond. Mr. Habig stated most of the ponding area would be on Lot 7 and a small port�on on Lot 6. He stated i:his was the reason the owner of Lot 7 was at the Appeals Commission meeting and it was agreeable with him. Mr. Habig presented a drawing showing the proposed ponding area. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated the variances could be approved with the stipuTation that ihe drainage pr�blem is resolved 4rith the City and the Neigh- boring property owners. He stated there should be an additional stipulation that Lots 5, 6 and 8 be tied together and an agreement tf�at no portion of these properties would be sold separately, uriless the City is notified and approval obtained. '� MOTJON by Councilwoinan Moses to concur with the recomniendation of the Appeals j Commission and grant the request for a vari-ance to reduce the side yard set- � back from 30 to 25 feet and the driveway setback from 5 to O fieet to allow ! construction of a new driveway ��lith the following stipulations: (1) That the petitiorer work with staff in resolving drainage and landscaping problems and be given five years to complete the concrete curbing, if there will not be any future censtructi�n. (2) That Lots 5, 6 and 3 be tied together so that if � a.ny portion of these properties are to be sold, approval would be needed from ' the City to sell the lots separately. Seconded by Councilman Fitzpatr�ck. � Upon a voice vote> all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried i unanimously. , _ _ _ _ r � � � � � ----- ------. _._--- -_________.____ ____ _.___. __--- _.._.__._ _.----._-_ -___._----- -- ____---------- ' 203 i REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF AUGUST 4, 19£i0 PAGE 5 - i ID[RATION OF SPFCIAL USE P #&0-06, TO Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated the planning Conun�ssion has recommended approval of this special use permit tivith several stipulations. These are {1) That the building be used for storage and as a garage for parking cars; (2) That there be no automotive body or engine repair done on the property as a home occu- pation; (3) That the property should not be used for retail sales of automobiles or automobile accessories; and (4) That ttie lots shall be legally tied iogether and any separate sale of the lot will require }ot split approval by the City. Councilwoman Moses asked Mr. Christenson if he had ar�y problem with the above stipulations. Councilowman Moses stated that legally the City can't have a lot that only has a garage. � Mr. Christenson stated he didn't want the two lots combined as the vacant lot is all paid for and he has a mortgage on the other lot. _� Mr. Herrick, City Attorney, stated the �nly way the City could grant a special use permit for the garage is if it is an accessory building to a main building. Mr. Herrick stated joining the two lats wouldn't affect the mortgage, but would require Council approval before he can sell the lot independent of the oiher lot.. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated a document would be filed on the lat; where the proposed garage would be located, to indicate the. lot cannot be sold with- out prior approval of the City Council. Mr. Christenson stated tie would have no problem 4�ith this requirement. Mr. Christenson stated if he didn't need a lot split, he would have no problem with getting approval from the Council before he sells the lot. Mr, Qureshi stated the City didn't want a lot with a garage only, but wanted to make sure there avould Le a structure or� the lot to gc� wtih the garage. Mr. Herricn stateci an agreement should be entered into with the petitioner and this filed with the deeds on both lots so that if a potential buyer were to examine the abstract, he vaould find tht�re is an agreement tf�at the lot cannot be sold �,�ithout obtaining a.pproval from the City Council. Councilwoman Moses asked Mr. Christenson if he had any problems with the other stipulations recommended by the Commission. Mr. Christerson stated he had no problems witfi these stipulations. • � Mr. Myron Sjostrom, 6240 Starlite Blvd „ a neighboring property owner, stated he would prefer to see the garage constructed in order to house the vehicles. MOTION by Councilwoman Moses to concur with the recommendation of the Planning Commission and grant Special Use Permit, SP #80-06, to allow construction of a second accessory builcling vrith the following stipulations: (1) That the build- ing be used for storage and as a garage for parking cars; (2) That there be no automotive body or engine repair done on the property as a home occu�?ation; (3) That the property should not be used for retail sal�s of automobiles or auto- mobile accessories; and (4) That the petitioner sign an agreement with the City tying these two lots.together so that Lat 11 could not be sold separately, with- out prior approval of the City Council. Sec.or,ded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to receive the minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting of July 23, 1980. Seconded by Councilwoman Moses. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared tiie motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING CA6LE TV MINUTES OF JULY 10, 1980: MOTION by Counc.ilman Schneider to receive the minutes of the Cable Television Commission P�eeting of July 10, 1980. Seconded by Councilwoman Moses. Upon a voice vote, a11 v�ting aye, t+layor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. � 1 r-.._._.._�__ ___._ _ _ ..- --._.___..__________----,.�.._�..___,____._.-_.__....________------ � 204 REGULAR MEETING 0� At1fUS7 4,. 1980 PAGE 6 ! � � CONSIDERATION Of ITEMS FROM ENVIRONMEN7AL QUALITY COMI�iISSION MEETING Of JULY 9, 1980:' i REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ON ONAN/MCOTRONICS CORPORATION CRESOTE PROBLEM PLANNING COMMISSIOP; P4INUTES OF 7 9/8U : Councilman Schneider asked what information has been provided to the Environmental Quality Commission. � Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated there h�ve been no meetings since May 26 and all information received by the City has been provided to the comm'ssion. Mr. Nerrick stated that P4edtronic and 6oise Cascade have entered into a contract and information has been supplied to the Pollution Control Agency. He stated that Onan has not changed its position and had a feeling the Po7lution Control Agency will probably be asking the 69ard for authority to take iegal action. Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated all in�ormation regarding this problem has been furnished to the Commission and staff will continue to provide information regarding further developments. � REQUEST FOR INFORMAIION ON JOINT POWERS AGREEP4ENT LOCKE PARK) PLANNING COi�1MISSIOtJ h1INUTES OF 7/9/80 : Mr. Qureshi, City P1anager, stated staff would provide this information to the commission. REQUEST TO DESIGNATE EARTH WEEK, APRIL 1981, AS CITY OF FRIDLEY ' "CLEAN-UP-IdEcK". " Mr. �lora, Public Works Director, stated it is recommended the Environmental Cu:7ity Cor�anission investigate the organi_uiions in•the City that would be interested in a clean-up-week to see wha'_ sxupport is available and what can be accomplished. He stated there is considerable expense ar�d liability if the City does a we�kenil clean-up of trash and debris and abtains a contract to dump what is collected. Counciiman Barnette stated the schools have activities planned for Earth Week and felt they should be contacted. MOTION by Councilman Schneider to designate Ear-th Week as Clean-up=week in the City in April, 1981 and request that the Environmental Quality Commission seek out other•organizations in the City to help imp7ement the clean-up project. Seconded hy Councilman Qarnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, P1ayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimous7y. . MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to receive the minutes of the Environmental - Quality Commission Meeting of July 9, 1980. Seconded by Councilr�oman Ploses. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion cai°ried unanirnously, a ION N0. 72-1980 CALLING FOR PUSLIC HEARING P 5, SECTION 474.01, SUBD. 76... ON BEHALF OF P Mr. Qureshi, City Manager, stated he heard the 4tebb Publlshing Gcmpany was �1ooking for a plant site in the northern suburbs of the Twin City area and information was prepared regarding potential" sites in Fridley anrf be met ,with the Company representatives in St. Paul. Ne stated Webb has chosen a site in the Great Northern Industi°ial C,enter, subject to obtaining an industria7 revenue bond. H� stated 4!ebb Publishing is a reputable, well- established company and this building w��uld be in addition to their existing plant. � I � i i � 1 l REGtlLAR MEETING OF Al7GUST 4, 1980 � PAGE 7 P10TIOiV by Councilman Fitzpatrick to adopt Resolution Nn. 72-1980, setting the public hearing for August 18, 1980. Seconded by Councilwoman Moses. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTIOP� N0. 73=1p80 TO RENAME 41ST AUENUE TO 40-'-2 AVENUE: Mr. F1ora, Public Works Uirector, stated, in order to maintain continuity of street numbers on Main Street between Columbia Heiyhts and Fridley, it would 6e proper to redesignate 41st Avenue in Fridley, which lies between 40th and 41st Avenues in Columlaia Heights, to 40-'L Avenue N.E. He stated this issue was brought up by Fridley residents at tne hSsy 12 Council meeting. Mr. Flora stated the r.ame change would effect only one property and the property ov�nfr, Mrs. Austin, is in agreement with tfre plan, but didn't sign a petition. M07ION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to adopt Resolution No. 73-1980. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. CONSIQtRATION OF RESOLUTION TO RENAME HICLCRES7 AVENUE TO ASHTQN AVEPlUE: Mr. Flora, Public Works Director, stated since the City has two streets named "Nillcrest", it was suggested Hil7crest Road be renamed Ashton Avenue. Mr. Flora stated both the Fire Chief and Public Sa#'ety Director have discussed this rnatter and feel having Ilillcrest Streets on botn sides of the City can present some serious problems for emergency respons2 personnel. Councilwoman Moses stated her ccncern is the City has stre.�ts all over the City which stop and then beyin a,ain at some othei° point. She ihought perhaps it should be renamed to some�hing other that Pishton Avenue and a different name entirely. Councilm3n F?t�patrick stated he can understa.nd bc�l� Counci'��oman Moses' point and also ihe Pire Chief and Publ�ic Safety Dit�e�t��-'s poinf., but wouldn't have any t�bj eci i ur� to ta.bl i ng the i tem. Councilrnan Barnette stated they h�ve a �ecommendatien from tlie Fire Chief a.nd Public Safety Director io narne it Ashton Rveni�e and asi:ed who wuuld come up tivith another na�r,e. H� statecl he would vo±e fer tabling, but� a;��s sure lt �dOU�CI come back again with the same recammendaticn `ar' fishion Avenue. Councili�an fitzpatrick felt there was a i:ime whnn the Parks and Recreation Departiric�nt initiated names for strcei:s. > i�tOTTOM by Councilman Fitzpatrick to continue this Item to the August 11, 1980 meeting_ Second�d by Counci1t��aaan t��oses. Upon a voic� vote, all votiny aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLU7ION �d0. i4-I9c0 RE UES'fING FN FXIE:1'SIOM OF DUE DATE OF FRIDLEY'S g____^_.---- COMPREHENSi�IE PLHN F0;2 SIJ3MITTAL TO 7F4E t�iETRO COUNCIL:�� • MOTION by Councila�an Schne=,der to adopt Resolution No. 74-].980, Seconded by Councilman t'itzpatrick. Councilman Schneider fel�, after seeing the amendment procedu�°e, that it might behoove the City �c� determine hor; restrictive they are in the plan. He felt it should pr�obably be kent as general as possibl.e as far as tlje land uses. ;' Mayor Nee asked that staff bring th;s suggestion to the attention of the , City Planner, Mr. Qoardman. UPG±d A VOIC[ VOTE TAKEN ON TNE ABOVE MOTiON, All voted aye, and Mayor h,ee declared tF�e motion carried sinanimously. .. _. __-.__. _..._., 'LO 5 �iOC� REGULAR MEETING OF AUGUST 4, 1980 RESOLUTIO(V N0. 75-1930 ORDE PAGE 8 MINARY PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES iMayor Nee stated a petition has been received from Burlington Northern Railroad - waiving the pubiic hearing on the improvements for water, sanitary sewer and ; storm sewer. � � MOTION by Councilman Barnette to adopt Resolution No. 75-1980. Seconded by i Councilwoman ��loses. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, tRayor Nee deciared � the motion carried unanimously. I i RESOLUTION N0. 76-1980 RECEIVING PRELIP1INARY REPORT AND RECEIVING A PE7ITION JlKttl iM}'KUVtMtRI i'KUJtGI JI. lytSU-3 (GKtP,I NUIiIHtKN iPdUU�iK1HL GtNItK}: MOTIOPJ by Councilman Schneider to adopi: Resolution No. 76-1980. Seconded by Councilwoman Moses. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor P�ee declared the motion carried unanimously. RESO�UTION N0. 77-198D ORDERING PRELIMIPJARY PLANS. SPECIFIGATIONS AND ESTIPM MOTION by Cauncilman Fitzpatrick to adopt Reso]ution No. 77-1980. Seconded by Councilwoman Moses. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimousiy. ' � -1980 RECEIVING PRELIMINARY REPQRT AND RECEIVING A PETITON EARiNG ON DIATTER OF CQNSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN IP�PR�'JEMENTS: MOTTON by Councilwoman Moses to adopt Resolution No. 78-1980. Seconded by (:ouncilman Sc�neider. Uuon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declare�{ ti�e motion carried unai�imously. • E OF TEMPOREIRY IhiPROVEMENT BONDS S7DRM SEIJER PROJECT PdO. 130: MOTION by Councilwoman Moses to adopt Resolution No. 79-1980. Seconded by ;. Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote,.all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared ' the motion cai�ried unanimously. RESOLUTIOtJ N0. 80-1980 DIRECTING ThfE SALE AND PURCHASE OF T[Mt'ORARY IMPROVEMEN BONDS IN ACCORDANCE WITH l_AWS OF 1957, CHAPIER 385 FOR WATER, SANITARY SEWER an`m crnvM cr-t.r�-Q uon.ir��T nrn z�n• MOTIOP4 by Councilman Schneider to aci�pt Resolution No. 80-1980. Seconded 6y Councilwoman Moses. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Ma�or Nee declared the motion carried una�imously. CONSIDERATION OF ADDITIONAL S?REET LIGHTING ON 3RD STREET BETk�EEN 51ST APJD 53R0: Councilman Fitzpatr�ick stated he has received numerous requests for additional street lighting on 3r•d Street bet�deen 51st and 53rd. He stated the street light was off-set frorn the center to �he north because there were apartments there at the time, however, there are now single family homes and duplexes on the south end. Councilman Fitzpatrick stated he is aware of the City policy on mid-block lighting, but is askiny for speeial consider°ation an this bl�ck ta provide one more street ligl�t, south of the present one, and the exact location to be negotiated by the City. 0 i i � -- - •;. _ � � � f' " .. _ t i i � i ` f i i _"... ..-'_..._" __""'_" ' _._._ ._ . )__(""._/._._.. _..� (a l� f j REGULAR MEETING OF AUGUST 4, 19�30 PAGE 9: MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to instruct the City staff to provide one additional street light on 3rd Street soinewhere south of the present one. Seconded by Councilwoman Moses. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. LICENSES: MOTION by Councilwoman Moses to approve the licenses as submitted and as on file in the License Clerk's Office. Seconded by Councilman Schne�der. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee delcared the motion carried unanimously. CLAIMS: MOTION by Councilman Schneider to authorize payment of Claims No. 184A30 through 213Z03. Seconded by Councilwoman Moses. Upon voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried uananimously. ESTIMATES: ' MOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to'approve.the estimates as submitted. .�. Mr. Carl Newquist Smith, Juster, feikema, Haskvitz & Casserly , 6441 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 For legal services rendered as Prosecutor during the month of June, 1980 $ 1,940.00 Bud Johnsor ConstructTOn Campany � c/o Desi;�i Consortium, Inc. • lO1Z Marquette Avenue hipls., Minnesota 55403 , A��plication ;'3 - General Construction for Sprir�gbrook Nature Center $31,010.00 Halvorson Construction Company 4227 - 16th Avenue N.E. Wyoming, Minn. 55092 ' Parital Est. 415 - Misc. Concrete Curb & Gutter Contract - 1980 $ 2,055.00 N.D.H. Asphalt, Inc. 700 Industry Avenue N.W. Anoka, Minn. 55303 Parital Est. ��1 - St. 19£30-2 $39,865.58 N.D.H. Asphalt, Inc. 700 Industry Avenue� N.W. Anoka, Minn. 55303 Partial Est. ��2 - St. 19II0-1 $34,483.92 Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion car°ried unanimously. ' ADJOURNMENT: MOTION by Councilman Schneider to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Gouncilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all �rating aye, hiayor �ee declared the motion carried unanimously and the P,egular Meeting of the Fr.idley City Council of August 4, 1980 adjourned at 9:38 p, m. Respectfully submitted, � Carole Haddad Secy. of the City Council William J. Nee Mayor Approved: THE MINUTES OF THE PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF TNE FRIDLEY CITY COUNCIL . OF AUGUST 11, 1980 . . .» ,.:.:.� . ' 1 i i � � � � � � j i •; 1 IU� � THE MINUTES QF Ti-i[ PUBLIC t;EARiNu h1EETING OF TNE FRIDLEY CITY C(3UNCIL Or .�U�USl 11, 1580 " The Public tleari�g i9eetir,g of t1�e Fridl�y City Counci'I was �.;alled to order a.� 7:3J p. m. uy P4ayor Nee. PLEDG� OF ALLEG?AfiCc: . Mayor t�ee led the Co�mc�ii 3nd a.�di�nce in t1}� Pledge of. Allegiance to the. fiag. . ROLL C"LL: � MF.h1BERS PRESEP�T: Mayor Pdee, Ce:anc�i imnn fitzpatrick, Councilwoman Moses, Mayor Nee, Counciim.An Schneider and Councilman Barnette MEMBERS ABSENT: None �'DOPTION Or AGENDA: htayor Pdee requested the foliowing iteR�s be added to the ag�nda: (1} Corsideratior of a P,esolution Rescheduling the Public Hearing for Issuance of Industr�ial Reve�nue 8onds for Webb Publishing Company. (2) f;eceiving Correspondence from Jim Langenfeld Re: Resignation as chairman of the Environmental Commissior. and n�ember of the Planning Cormnission. . {3) Receiving Correspondence and Cflnsideration of Tnstructions to City Manager P.e: Police BudGet. I�lOTION by Council^�an Schneider to adopt the agenda with the above additior�s. Seconded by Co:�ncilwoman P1oses. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Ptayor Nee declared the motiun carried ur�n;!neusly. 'OLD BUSINESS: IN6 BETWEEN HT MOTION by Councilman Fitz�atrick ta adopi Resolution No. 82-1980 renaming Hillcrest R��enue to Ashton fiver:ue N.E. Seconded by Coun�ilman Schr�eider. Upon a voice votP, all voting aye, Mayor Nee �eclared the motion carried unanimously. NEW BUSINESS: RESOLUTIJN N0. R3-1980 RESCHE�LLIP�G PUBi1C }!EF,RING PURSUANT i0 MINNESOTA STATUTES, SECiIOPJ 474.01, S��3�. 7i� �J"d i3EH,�L� UF PP,flPOS�D INDUSTRIAL DEUELOP- htENT PRO�EC� BY TFiE wtBB f4�i�'/;�!Y. MOTION by Counciinan Schneider to adrp� ;;�sol��tior� No. 83-19$0. Seconded by Councilw�man Moses. Upon a vcic� vote; all voting aye, Mayor Nee decla�ed the motion carri�d �nanimous7y. RESOLUiION N0. 84-19£30 Tkr;NSFERRI�JG EXPENSES FROM SEWER ANl? tdATER PRO.IEC? #12� T() SEWER AND WATER PROJECT �130: 0 MOTION by Councilman Barnette to adopt Resolution No. 84-19�30. Secondecl by Councilnan Schneider. iJpon a voice vote, all voting aye, h�ayor Nee declared the mation carried unanimously. - RESOLU�ION N0. 85-1980 DESIGNATING POLLING PLACES AND APPOIPdTING ELECTIUIv JUDGES FOR iHE NOVEFIBER 9, 19E0 STATfWIDE PRIMARY ELECTION: t�10TI0�J by Caunciirrian Fitzpatrick to aciopt Resoiution No. 85-19II0. Seconded by Cour,ci iwoman ��oses. � i � i , i I � � ---� � _ _ - i i � � � � • i � �_� PUBLIC HERRING MEET�N6 QF AUGUST 11, 198C PAGF 2 Councilman Scfineider questioned how often the eiection judges are updated and new judges put into ihe system. Mr. Brunsell, City Clerk stated, to the exter.t possible, election judges are selected from the lists submitted by the political parties. He also stated if there are not sufficient names on the lists, then previous lists are used for selection of the judges. Ne pointed out there will be sone additional openings, so if anyone has names to submit, they should be turned in. Councilwoman Moses questioned if there is normally an equal number of both Democrat and Republican judges. Mr. Brursell stated, to the extent possible, there should be an even number. Mr. Brunsell stated, by adoption of this resolution, it authorizes the City Clerk's Office to appoi�t additional judges, as t�eeded. Councilwoman Moses pointed out there is an unequal distribution of Democrats and Republicans in some wards and precinci:s. Mr. Brunsell stated, in these particular cases, they are short judges and still need additional appointments. UPON A UOICE VOTE TF,KEN �N THE ABQVE MOTION, al,l vated aye, and Mayor Plee declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION N0. 86-1980 ORDERING_IMPROVEMENT AND FINA� PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS hjOTION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to adopt Resolution No. 86-1980. Seconded by Councilwoman Moses. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. ' RESOLUTION N0. 87-1980 ORDERING IMPROVEMENT, APPROVAL OF PLANS AND ORDERING jl7RCn1 JYVRIIICRIY AtYL�UJIRIML l,C1VICK/: _., ' �.f°� F10TION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to adopt Resoluiion No. 87-1980. Seconded by 1 Councilwoman Mose,s. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the L_1 motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION N0. 88-1980 ORDERING IMPROVEMENT AND FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS - - - ,, P10TION by Councilman Fitzpatrick to adopt Resolution No. 88-1980. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION_N0 89-1980 ORDERING IMPROVEMENT, APPROVRL OF FL�INS F1ND ORDERING F10TI0� by Councilman Fitzpatrick to adopt Resolution No. 89-1980. Seconded by Counc:ilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all•voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. RECEIVING CORRESPONDENCE FROht JIM LANGENFELD SUBMITTING RESIGNATION AS CHAIRPERSON OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY COMMISSION AND MEMBER OF THE PLANNING MOTION by Gouncilwoman Moses to receive the letter of resignation from Jim Langenfeld and instruct the City Manager to prepare a certificate of appre- � ciation. Seconded by Councilman Schneider. Upon a voice vote, all voting ' aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimously. - 2,Uy 0 - -- - , 210 0 PUBLIC HEARING MEETING OF AUGl1ST 12, 1980 PAG� 3 RECEIVING CORRESAONDENCE FROt+! CITY MANAGER RF: AMEP�DMENT OF PROPOSED PQLICE BUDGET: • PhOTION by Councilman Schneider to �eceive the communications dated August 8, 1980 from Mayor Nee, and instruct the �ity Manager to amend the budget in regard to police officers to provide those funds necessary from general city fund for increasing the autY�orized strength by two persons. Seconded by Councilman Barnette. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried unanimousiy. CLAIt4S: MOTION by Councilman Schneider to authorize payment of Claims No. 192F22 through 221SO4. Seconded by Councilwoman Moses. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Nee deciared the motion carried unanimousTy. TRAfFIC SIGNAL - 69th & UNIVERSITY: Councilman Barnette stated he has received several calls regarciing the traffic signal at 69th and University. He stated the question being asked is why the signal isn't working. Councilman Barnette stated he has contacted Jerry Eagan of Eagan Electric and Don 8ailey, in the County offices, and the' County has ordered the equipment to place the signal in operation. He stated the activai;or was ordered through the State, which is apparently standard procedure, and it will probably be about six weeks before this equipmenL is installed so there wi77 be some delay in operation of the signal. ADJOURNMENT• • MOTION by Councilwoman Moses to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman Sr.h�eider. Upon a voice vote, a7l voting aye, Mayor hze dec?ared the motion carried unanimously and the Public Heari^3 Meeting of the Fridley City Council of Nugust 11, 19fi0 adjourned at 7:46 p. m. Respectfully submitted, Carole Haddad Secy. to the City Council Approved: Will�am J. Nee Mayor ° � � � i � l i i I- - -� .. _ � . � ' TNE MINtJTES OF TNE REGULAR MEETING OF TNE FRIDLEY CI7Y COUNCIL ' OF AUGUST 4, 19$0 0 a , r .. . . ... . . . ..... a _. . ... .... .. .. . .. .:>. .. . .....: . .. ... _ _.... ,.1. . . . . . . . .. . .. . .. .. .. _ . ...t� �l.. . ..... . .. - .... ..., ... . .. . . . 7'la� CtTY OF r. .- �"e' �r �� 3 ��` F��l�...�V' ��: L. :�: �r, �� ,,.. ;�,;. �. ••f. Ai� AUQUSt �] . 19$� 'ROhdl D.P.W. UBJECT Nuisance Ordinance TO 3 �+' � � � • � ti/lEMC� R,K� N D lJ W! ACTION I INFO. R meeting was held on August 6, 198C�, with Carl Newquist, City Rrosecutor, Tim Turnbull, S�eve O1son,, Environmental Ins�ector, and myself to review the draft Nui sance Cr�ui i�a.nce. _ � Mr. Newquist explained the rationale of developing and usinq �he City Codeso 7he primary purpose for the codes is to lum�, like items under � central �opic far definition, cantrol, abatement and prosecuti�n. The Public.Nuisance Ordi- Code is a cateh-all document and does not provide the City 1ega1 assurance of pi°osec�ti on. • � As a r�esult of the meeting, we reviewed the draft Nuisance Ordinance and de- fined those City Codes in wriich the items were incorporated. On1y a fet�r items were not specifically addressed in our exisiing codes. These i�ems have been incorporated in�o the attached ch�anges to City Code, Chapters 18 and 110. Mr. fdewquist indicated he would be av�i�ab1e if the Council desired for him to attend a conference meeting to explain the. codes, the.pr�cedure� and methods currently available to the City within our exist•ing codes. Request guidance on how we shouid proceed in n�odifying the City��odes f�r further nuisance control. JGF:ik . � '. l A IMPROV�D AN1J RELOCAT�D �RUM S�'CT70N 1lD 0 ORDINANCE tv0. - - - - - -- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 18 OF TNE CI�TY CODE OF FRIDLEY BY ADDING SECTIONS 18.1U, CONSTRUCTlON WORK HOURS AND 18.11, ALTERNATE HOURS WORK PERMIT The City Co�nci} of Fridley does ordain as follows: Chapter 18 of the Code of Fridley be amended by adding: 18.10. CONSTRUCTION WORK HOURS ' It shalt be untawful for any person or company acting as a contractor for.payment, to engage in the construction of any building, structure or utility including but not limited to the making of any excavatian, clearing of surface land, and ioading or unloading materials, equipment or supplies, anywhere in the City except between the hours of 7:00 A.P1.. and 8:00 P.M. Monday through Friday except.between the hours.of 8:30 A.M.�and 5:00 P.M. on Saturdays. Nowever, such activity shall be lawful �if an alternate hours work permit therefore has been issued by • the �ity upon application in accord�,nce with requirements of the �:aragraph below. It shatt be u�;?awful to engage in such work or activity on Sunday or any legal holiday unless an , . alternate hours work permit for such work has first been issued. _ Nothing in this ordinance shall be construeci to prevent any work necessary to prevent injury to persons or property at any time. T$.11. ALTERNATE HOURS W�RK PERMIT ' Apptication f�r an atternate F�aurs work permit shaii be made in writing to the City Manager and shall state tha name of the appiicant and his business address, the location of the proposed work and the reason for seeking a permit to do such w�ork, as weil as the estimated time of the proposed operations. No such permit shall . be issued excepting where the public welfare will be harmed by failure to perform the work at the times;indicated. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF ►HE ClTY OF FRlDLEY THlS DAY OF 1980. WILLIAM J. NEE - MAYOR � ATTEST: CITY CLERK - MARVIN .C. BRUNSELL First Reading : � Second Reading: � . Publish . � �J ORD I tJANCE 1�0. AN ORDINANCE EST�IBLISHING A NEW CHAPTER 1)0 OF THE FRIDLEY "- . "� CITY CODE ENTITLED PUBLIC NUISANCE AND REPEALING PRIQR CHAPTER 110 � 1i0. PUBLtC NUtSAKCE �Added 1.t0.01. PUBLIC NUISANCE DEFINED �lhoever by his act or faiture to perform a legal duty intentionally does any of the following is guilty of maintaining a public nuisance, which is a misdeanor: --`"� l. Maintains or permits a condition which unreasonably annoys, injures or endangers the safety, health, morals, comfort, or repose of any considerable �umber of inembers of the public. - 2. Interferes"with, obstructs, or renders dangerous for passage, any public highway or right-of-way, or waters used by the public. 3• Obstructions and excavations affecting the ordinary use by the public, of streets, alleys, sidewalks, or public grounds, except under such conditions as = are permitted by this Code or other applicable law. 4. Any well, l�ole or simitar excavation which is left uncovered or in such' other condition as to constitute a hazard to any child or other persan coming on the premises where it is located. � 5. Accumutations in the open of discarded or disused machinery, household - appliances aRd furnishings, or other materials; or storage in the open of machinery, equipment, cars, or materials not Nn normal use on the premises. where stored, in a manner conducive to the harboring of r.ats, mice, snakes, or vermin; or to fire, health or safety hazards from such accumulatians; or from the rank growth of vegetation among the items so accumutated. 6. (s guilty of any other act or omission declared by }aw to be a public nuisance and for which no sentence is specifically provided. 110.02. POWER OF OFFICERS Whenever in thejudgement of a City officiat, designated by the Cify manager, it is found by investigation that a pu6lic nuisance is being maintained or exists on property within the City. The foltowiny procedures shall be follo�ved to abate the nuisance. Written notice shall�be issued to the owner or occupant requiring the termination or abatement of said nuisance or to remove such conditions or remedy such defects. Service of said notice shail be in person or by mail. If the premises are not occupied and the address of �he owner is unknown, service on the owner may be made by posting a copy of the notic:e on said premises. If the nuisance is not abated witi�in 10 days of the date af said notice, the City official shall iss.ue an ordinance violation citation to the notified owner or oocupant. 1C Page 2 -° ORDINANCE NO.. 110.03. ABATEMENT OF NUISANCE If after such service of notice, the party or parties fail to abate the nuisance or rreake the necessary repairs, alterations, or changes as directed by the City official., said official may bring the matter to the City Council which may direct the City staff to abate the nuisance and recaver such expenditure plus an additional twenty-five percent (25�) thereof to cover administrative costs. That may be accomplished by civil action against the person or persons served; or if such service has been had upon the owner or. occupant, by ordering the City clerk to extend such sum, plus twenty-five � percent (25%) thereof as a special tax against the County auditor for collection in the manner as taxes and special assessments ace certified and collected. Added 110.04. PERMITTING PUBLIC NUISANCE Whoever permits real property under his control to be used to maintain a public nuisance or lets the same knnwing it will�b� so used is guilty of a misdemeanor. Added 110.05. SEPARABILI"fY Every section of this ordinance or provision thereof is declared separable from every other section, provision, or portion thereof that shall be declared inva]ict. Added t]0.o6. REP.EP� � All ordinances or portions thereof in effect prior to the effective date of this ordinance that are in part or in whole inconsistent with this ordinance are hereby repealed. . ]10.07. PENALTIES Any person convicted of viotating any provision of this ordinance is guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished by a fine not to exceed $500.00 or imprisonment'for not more than 90 days, or both, plus the cost af prosecutian in either case. � � PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS DAY OF • 1980. WILLIAM J. �lEE - MAYOR ATTEST; CiTY CLERK - MARVIN C. BRUNSELL Fi rst Reading : Second Reading: Pubiish �.._._ �._,..,, ._ _�___ ._.w .�_:....W_...._ .. _._ __._ _'_..._ __.._ t::n,. _ . � , I . , , •,,. . .:. , _ �/.�",l J. l) , . . OR(�I��rar�CF: N0. �� . . • . E��'d ()�2�IP;F,(r;;C ES7�113(_]SIiIhG A"i�.t�' CNa�.nTER 110 OF TIIE FRIDI..EY CI7Y C�DE: EPIi'I7LEU f'U�LIC f�UIS;1i;(;E /ihiQ REPt/tLING PRIOR . . ' . • . . _ Clih.f'TER 110 � • ' ' . PL'[iL IC fJI;I Sf�h10E C�EFI�cU 4lhocver by act or fa�l��re 1;o perform �� lec�al duty intentionally does any of the follo;:�ing is guilty of mairtaining u pubiic ruisance, wt�ich is a misde�neanor: ' 1. P1ain�ains or perir�its a ccndi�:ion which unreasona5l�; �.rcnoys, injures er �ndan�ers tf�e safet��, heal i:h, comfarty or re��e of ��;y 'i�,�m/uerJ of the publ ic; Ot" � . � CoR.l�r'�'a^�e�(,..q ✓e+%rv'f'` . 2. Interferes ti�:ith, obstruci:s, ar renders dangerous for passage, any public high�rray or right- of aray, �or tivaters used �by the pu51 ic.; or _ 3. Is guilt,y of any otf�e; act or omissio� declared by laFV or this ordit�ance �� to, be a public nuisar�ce a.nd ror �•rhici� no sentence is specifically provided. . 0 110.02. PU�iLTC tv'i11SF�flCES f�,FFEC7IiVu NtRI,TH . . � �fie following arP n�ret�y [ieC�dred to be nuis��cns affecting health: u�se 7l'.3.�1. Exposed accumulations of decayed or un��:holesome feod or veg��a�le matter. u�e ]l3 2. �Accumula�ions of rubhish,� junk, garbage, tree branches, cut irees, grass clippincs, tin cans, bottles, trash or debrfs.o�f any ��at:ure or descrzpticn, �except in flytight containers. wse ll3 3. Tf�e ihrotivir�g, cfumping, ar depositing o� any �ead animals, manure, � garba5e, ��raste, dec�yiny matter, ground, sard, si:ones, asi�es, rubbisf:, or tin � � czns on priv�zte preperi.y. • 4�. fitie pc,�lu�ion of any public.�vell, cisteri�, si:ream, lal;e, canal or�body of• ,:..�. tva*.e; b;,� setvare, indust;ri�l 4��as�e or oth�r substances. , • l05 ;5. F111 nox�ious ,ti�e�ds ai�d other rartk c�ro��rths of vegei:ation upon �p��blic er ��' � `rrivatc pr�oL��rty. �--- . 109. 6. Cense sn��k�, no;:iuus fumes, gas anci soot,� or cir.clers in unreasonable qtrant�ties. . esu�e 113 7. Accumulations in the oper� uf di�c.��-c'e.i �r dis��sc�+ machiner'y, househ�ld appl i�ncr.s a�id furni�l�in�, o�� c;.l►�r• ��tcrials; or s1;�rac,� in �f�:� ope�� of r�acl�inery, �quip;��e�it, curs, or ►n�,t.eri�;l5 not in�n�r•��i�l i1s�� on the F��emises 1'l�1t'.1'C' StOT'C?i�� lIl c� Iliclllrl�!' CGII(�UC1'J�� t0 tfiL �luY"�?Oi,ir.g of t"dtS� Ilti.rC� S;id�('�� O1' Vl'1"fillil� Ol' t0 t�ll'l'� flr�il�t:�l C�l' $df(`.�.�- h,��r•r;s fr'Oill $UC�� dC.CU�11U�dL1C1Ci5� 01' frc�ri��.he r�<«ik c�r•oEV�li ofi vec}c�ta�:ic,r1 a��or�c� t!he �ii.c:u�s sa ��ccu,;;ulated. , • � � 0 .. •. S 1�d(j(' 2 -^ �)iZU�i'r/1�'dl.L 1`10. ' ^tr-__.._. . .,, ,� _.� . .� �1. L f;, l�11 othc:r acts, ommissi�n uf aci.s, occupatians,� and uses of property rr�iici� ar•e a nuisancc i;o put�lic hea�th, � • .� 110.(�3. FU3LIC t�UIS/It�CES AFFECTIf�G PEt�CF, SAFETY AI�Q 1�lELFARE . , � - The following are decTared to be nuisances affecting public peace, safeiy arid� welfare: ' - . , I av�,i,�g • 1. Al l trees, h�dges, bi 1 luoards, or other obstructions ��rhich prevent 205,•2)4 pers�ns from haviny a clear vievr of all traffic approaching an int�rsection. nee Z. Fill wires ar iir.�bs of trees arhicf� are so close to the surface of a r�,i,rrtm.t,vcg s�d�kralk or street as to constitute a danger to �pedestrians or veh�icles. �Cdg. Cocfe3. Ubsiructions and excavations affecting the ordinary use by ihe public, of� ,streets, alleys, sidewalks, or public grourds, except under such conditions as are permiti.ed by ti�is Code or otr�er ap7licable law. � �.i,t,andeJ�ky4. Any use of F,roperty abutting on a�;ublic street or side��alk or any use af�� 'ondue,i a publ ic street or sidewalk rrhici� causes cr°o:�rc�s of people and/or vehicles to � gather, obstructing traffic ar�d the iree use of if�e street or sidewalk. � . � . i �.�dg. CodeS. l�ll hanging signs, a;�ninos, and �other simiiar structures over streets a�nd� � -i.gv� ll4 sidewalks, s� si��sated as to endanger public s:�iety, ar not constructed and � i maintained as G�•n�lid�d by ordinance. � ."; __� �'e�wse 113�, The. piling, storir��, or keeping of r�achinery, equipment, building ` '� materials, and otner ju��k ar det�ris, cxcep�; as specifically permitted by ; ' ordiiiance. � � � ,i unf� Veh. 7, Th� parking or St�t^ing of any unlicensed, unregistered or inoperable `. 23 vehicle or ve'r�icles, or an,��househo�d furnis��ings or appliances.on privazc' . � i3�e pro�erty urless housed withii� a lasvful ly erected bui }ding, s��ed, tool, house ' � � or garage. � . � : .J � ��u,a � . � � 8. All danqer,ous, un��uarded Rzachinery in any pe�b � ic �.l.ace, so situated or � operateu an �rivate property �s ta attract tk�e pubTic. •. 9. W,aste k:ater cast u�en or .per�ii,i:i:ed to flt�c�� tr on s�:ree�s cr otl�er ublic ` � P praperi:y. � � . . Cade10. It��y w�ell, fial� o, si►iti�ar excava�:ia�� t�rhicl� is �eft «ncovered o�° in such , other conuitian as to constittrte a ilazird 1:o any�child or otf�er per�son con�ing� on tl�e �rernis�s ��f��re it is loc��ted. . , ( . � 11. Obstruc�io�� to 1:he fr�e filo��,� of <<�ater in a natu��al. ��raterti��y.. _ ,�, �_:, ._ 12. T1�e �) �c. ir�c ut� �hr•a►� �r�g �r� <�i� � s ti�e�t s irle�valk or efit�er �ut�l ic.� �;r�� .��t�t � E � J .� > > f �' � Yj ,of an�- �lass, t.acks, nails, hoitles, a►� other�- s,ibs�ances which _m�y i��ji�re any per�c�;; or ��nir�c�l or d�:ma;�� aiiy ��i�eumatic i;irc� ti��l�cn �p�ssin� over such � S:�i)Sf:dt)Ct'. • 0 _ . ' � 5��. �ub e 3 „ . � p� otio�r�nr�cE ria. - � . �� c 3 - • .�.,,,._._ � � , ` . . 13, t�al:ing repairs to motor vet�icles or tires in ��«blic strei��ts or alleys, �xcep�:ing only emergency renairs v�h��i�� it �•ril l noL� ur�cf�.�ly im{�ede or interfere �rith traffic. � , . . . 14. The depositing -of yarbage or r�i'u,e �on a put;lic right of way �r on adjacent private pr�operiy. � . ��.A: ., .y� I. . i. !. 15. All other conditions or ti�ings 4rhich are liFeiy to cacase.injury to the � person or pruperty of anyone. . � tr� �16. It stia � 2 be 1 a;�ful for any �,erson or co�pany acting as a contractor for � paymeni:;,:-��-construction of any building, structure or utility includin� but� not limited to the ma4:inc� of any excGvation, clea►�ing of surface l�nd, and � l�iac�inc,� or ur�lead;ny �natet�ials, equipr��n� or supplies, any�:�here in tne City , `except bet�v�e� the tiours c�f 7:OU A.(•f. anc� �:GO P.h�. P�or�:i�y thrcugh Friday and� except between t�e hours of 8:3C► A.A�1. �nu 5:U0 P.N. on Saturdays. fiot�rever, • such activity shall be la4�rfu1 if an all;ernate hours wark permit therefsre has� been issued by tF�� City u�on appl icati�n � in accor<��r�ce �vitt� the requirements i of the paragraph beloti�l. It shal? be unlaa,�ful �o �ngage in such work or , activity on Sunday or any legal hol iday uri �ess a►� ult�rrate fiours t�ork perrnit' for. such ��ork has first been issued. t�lothing in 'chis ordinance sl�all 5e const��u�d ta prevent any titi�ork necessary i:o preve�t injury �o persons �r property at anytime. � � � l 1Q.04. AL7ERP�� r HO�RS tdORK PERNiIT Ap�lication for an alternate�hours work permit shall be made in �•:riting to the City Flanager aiid si�all state i:he name oT� the applicant and f�is l�usiness .address, the iocation of ti�e prapased �,rork and the reason for seek�nq a. ' pprmit io do suc{� wor�:, as well as the estimated time of ti�e proposed �ope��ations. No such permit shall be issued excepi.ing �-;Eiere th2 publ?c t•relfare wi]1 be harr�ed t�y. failure i.o Ferform the ti��ork at the tint�s incficated, ' . � . . . . 110.Q5. POl-JER OF OFFICEP.S .h�henever in the judqenient of a�City official; designated by the City manager,�. it is found by in.uestiguticn that a publ�c nuisance is being maint�ined or � exists on �roperty ►•:itf�in i;h� City ;�he fallow�ng procedures. shali be , follo;�red to abate i:he i�uisance. I�f a condition c�xists ��I�ich is founci to be a� public r�uisai�ce and a:hich rer,uires irt�mediate abaf:e��rent, a verbal tir•arning si�all be issued to the ��ersen havin� custody of tlie property requiring immeciiate conrF�liance. Failir,�e to im:nediately cun,ply, shall be cause for arrest ►vith subsec;ueni: OruinanCC violation citati�n .bei�ng issued. In all oth�r cases a��ri tt.^n not ice sl�al 1 be i ss�.icu to the O�Jner or occupant requiring tlie ter��riinai:iori or a��ate-i��nt of said nuisanc� or to remove such cor�dii:ions or remed>> such d�feci:s. Service of said no�;ice sl�all be in'.person � or b,y n�ail. If the F�rer�ises are not occup�ed aiici tize adu��e�ss of tf�.e c�vrter is unkno�•rn, s�i,vice an ti:; o�•:n�r iT�a�� be macle I�y posting a cc�1y of the notice on the premises. If th�� n��isa�ic:e is not �(ratecl YJIt{llil 10 days of the c�a�e of saici 'nc��iee, i:he Ciiy vff�c.ial siial) issi,e an�ordin��nce violal;ion cital:ion to th� natiiicd o��ner or•occupant. . � � • 0 • . •�� .�..�_. . .► page 4 -- ocinlrrn�rCC r�c�. 0 . �G i 10.U6. ALATCr1E�JT OF P;UI Sli(�lCE -{�'f��-C-I-'f 1�--�(,�k�;�iCI�-- ' � • . If�aftc�r such service of notice, the partS� or narties fail to abate the . nuisance or make th�e necessary r�ep«irs, alteraiions, or ch�nges as directed by the City official, s�id ufficial n�ay'��,direct the City stafif to �hate the . nuisance and recov��r such expenditurc plus an ad�itio:ial tweni;y five percent (2,/) thereoi' t.� cover administral:ive costs. That ma�� be accomplisheG by civil action �zgainsi; the �ersen or �ersor,s served; or if such service has been h�d upon th� o�rmer or occupant, by c:�dering the City clerk to extend such sum, plus t�:�enty five percent (25/} t:hereof as a special tax against the property upon arhich the nuisarce existed and io certify 1;he same to the C�unty 4uditor for collection in the rr�anner as taxes and speciai ass_essments ___.., �re certified and collected. ' �� F�6 �N �;t1 �7�?y�� 7� 'i'� c C r��( CCct f.3`G� �--_ G� f-1 r G�� 6z� Y 1i0.07. SEPAR�t�ILIT}' � , � • Every seciion of this ordinar�ce ar pro��ision iher.eof is declared separable , from e�jery ctt;er section, pravision, or portion ihereof that sti�ll be declared invalid. 110.08 REPEAL _. . ' All oru�i��anc?s o�� portions thereof in effect ��ior� ia the effective date of this oruinarce that are in p�rt o•r in ti•Jhole ir�onsistent ;rith this ardinar�c�: ', are hereby repealed. , . 1 �0.0° PEf��iLTIES � . � kr,y ��et-son cor�vicfed of viol-ating any prov.ision o-f this ot'dinance is guilty of a misuem?anor a.nd sha1�1 hE� pun�shed by a fine not to exceFd �5Q0.00 or io�pr.i.sornr,ent for riot o}or� tl��an 90 days, or boi:h, plits the cost of pr�osecu�ion in either case. - � PASSED AP�O ADOPTED BY THE CITY CC�UNCIL OF 1'FfE CI7Y QF FRIULEY THI S . ' DAY OF � ' 19£30 . � � hIILLIAPi J. NEE - f�AYGR - A1�TEST: . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . ... _ Cl'I�l` •Cl.f:kf: - i�li1!t1i1� C. iiRU►�'��LL . Firs� rt�adinn: �- Secnnci ri.radin�: � ._._._ _�..._:___,_ Pu�l i�.!i. . . .. . .: .. THE CITY OF �'p�4',: 4 . �� ? ��. � ��-, �R��L..�Y I DATE ' fiR4M �D.P,W. � r , � =� �i' ';.^� � ,. a� f:. .,�. SUB.IECT Re: Memo JF-31 Boarded up House at Intersection of Rice Creek and Stinson Bivd. ��i � � 1 • ?'�%� � • i ` • � J _ � _ �� .y J >"`"� !{: E .�' .� TO ; 2 i ME1i/i[� ia A N D UM Di rec'tor ACTION 1 INFO. Qn August 5, 1980, I met with Mrs. J. Kubiatowich ta gain info�mation as to the exact nature of the complaint. I also spoke with Mr. Kubiatowich by phoneo Th�y �r�ere upset that the City could�a]Tavr a vacart bu�lding to stand boarded up, plus the storar�� of mo�or vehicles on the lot next to them. They reporte� �iiat Mr. Phillips, ow��er af 1632 Rice Creek Road, �oes keep the grass moweda . I told them that I thought, under� our present codes, it might be impossible to cite a legal violation; however, we would try. to contact Mr. Phillips and re- quest that he either remove the vehicles, or park them in a more orderly fashion� On August 6th, a lett�r was sent to Mr. Phillips asking him to meet me on August 13th at 1:30 p.m. (letter attached). I visited the site at 1:30 p.m. on August 13th, an� h9r. Phillips was not there. He has the property posted NO TRESPASSING; therefore, I did not enter the site. I conducted a visual review from both streets and from Mr. Kubiatowich's property, which �nabled me to view all of his property� Following is a report of this . inspection: ' � There are four licensed'vehicles parked on the premises. The house is boarded up and appears not to be lived in. The grass was probably last mowed a week to ten days ago. The lot did not have any debris on it, and evergreen shrubs and trees are planted and growing around the perimeter of the site, on the north and west sides. � There are no apparent violations to our Code evident. I suggest that we write Mr. Phillips another letter an� request him to place the four vehicles together in one spot, and continue ta mow the grass at regular intervals9 also, explain that he might consider removing the structures, divide the lot into two building sites, and either bui]d two new homes or se11 the lots to a developer. DC:ik � c .._ ._. ;�,..... ...._ . _ ..��....._. � �.e.._.�: ....,»-._�..�„_......._,.._..__�........._.�.�....� �_. , �.......r...._._. �_%.i�l � � �'/"..:"l ,��/�.=% I''rt�:n t1ie dc•sk of �tj Tihtil;�T (1Uli}.:SIfI ��_____,..1 GI�1"Y T, !.�:.1��I�;l:t'S Ol.�'J� ICT: � ... ' : �,:� �: _. ..�...:-.- . , - ,. ; , :. ._ .. ,,,. 2 � _.,�_....__�.__.._.�._._.._._:__..�.._�.�.�.,. . . � � ' ' � � . � r�cr�al�nhr�u�� -3i ; ��«��t�� :.��+�e►� sa�u znaz 4re should seek whatever authority we need �;o go on the.__A�. premi$e, to irspECt the premises to establish the health hazards and safaty prohlems;-°��- if any. Fveii going f;o �I�c extent: of gei;ting a c�urt order and get�;ing the assistance oi=. a pa� i ce offi cer to go onto tl7e pi�opei�ty, i f tita�; i s�l egal ly possi ble. If 'the struc'cure i s such that� i t s}ioul d be rer.�oved, then there mi ght be a�possi bi 1 i ty of 1:he Nousing Au{�hority acquir7n;� tt�e pro perty and deve loping i t into a d dii;ional . � ` lots for sale. � Gheck into both rnatters and advise accoru.i.ngly. � Thanic you.for your assis�ance. - N�`�Qlms • � � . .. � . v . . . . . _ _. . ' ' _' _ .. . . . _ _ _ .'_ [� t i I f � S 0 I "_�. ... .� � ��...�,.,_ ��,•� ; � ` _�w _ _....,._.. J:...�a: �...' �� /� � ��-..,��..., ' � �/ �� `� Ft .ix.:�' . • ��` ��r . ,� , ,� ; E �;. r ,�,�. I: ��.�.: ' � , �.�r � t� :�� , �� `�:�'� . , . . , . . . ... . .. .. . � .�_� _ �...�..4 � I . r • �' � � ��'r'�" '� ��=-. �� .��f' . . 8A3i� UtttVCiiy1SY AVL1�lUC N.E.� FRIOL�Y, �JIINtdESOTA G6a32 • . 7G1.EPFSOPlE ( 012)571-3450 . � August 6, i98o Levi F. Phillips , 1632 Rice Creek iioad � ' Fridley, MN 55��32 . . Dear Mr. Phillips: � - _ The City is cc�ncerned about the future of your property � locat�:d at the corner of Rice Creek Road and Stinson Boulevarcf. We would appreciate the opportunity to meet raith you afi the site. We have heard that you frequcntiy pick u� your mail in the early a�ternoon, therefore, may I suggest that we m�et you Wednesday, Auyust 1�3, 3980 at 1:30 P.m. at your property. If this fiime is incanvc�nient please con�ac� me at 571--3450 and we will change.the apointment. � Sincerely, � � . , f i DARREL CLARK . . � ' Cf�ief Building Official � DC/mz • cc .lr,hn Flora • - __ -. _ _ _ _ __ - -__ :I . _. � . , CAJ.,L T� ORDER: CITY 0�' FRTDLEY PLANNIPdG COMMISSION MEETING, AUGUST 6, 1980 Chairman Harra.s called the August 6, 1980, Planning Co�ission meeting to order at 7:36 p.m. ROLL CALL: Members Present: Mr. Harris, Mr. Treuenfels, Ms. Schnabel, Ms, Hughes, Mr. Saba (for Mr. Wharton} rlembers Absent: Others Present: Mr. Langenfeld, Mr. Oquist Jerrold Baardman, City Planner Bi11 Deblon, Associate Planner APPROVAL OF JULY 23, 1980, FLANNTNG COMMISSION MINUTESt Mr. Eoardman zndicated tne folZowing chang�s to the mznutes: Page 9, fir�t paragraph, item ��2 0€ motian should read: "That easeff�rx�,s be de�icated f_or a bikeway/walkway system on Mississippi St. and . East River Road." Page 9, las-t paragraph, item ��2 of motion should read: "That easements be dedicated for a bikeway/walkway system on East River Road." Page 10, paragraph 5, second line, "4Q-ft, lat" should be changed to � "44-ft, lot" Page 11, last paragraph, stipulation in motion should read: "That easement be allowed for utilities along the westerly portion of Lot 4." R MOTTON by Ms.•Schnabel, seconded by Mr. Treuenfels, to approve the July 23, I980, Planning Commission minutes.as�amended. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye; Chairman Harris declared the motion carried unanimously. 1. IMPI,EMENTATION SECTION DRA�'� OF COPIPREHENSIVE FLAN: Mr. Deblon stated this was the last part of the Comprehensive Plan, The other sections of the Comprehensive PJ.an have been revie�ved by PZanning Commission� and City Council and have been sent to adjacent communities. He stated they had hoped to get all comments from the adjacent communities by the end of July, but that did not happen. They have now requested an extension from Metropolii:a�. Council and have completeu this Implementation Section. This Tmplementation Section has also been sent out to.adjacent communities concurrent taith the Planning Commission's revietia. A cover letter accompanied the section stating that the evmmuiti�ies wouin be noti�ied ir there were any major changes in the sec�ion. � � � � � PLANNTNG CONiMISSION MEE�ING AUGUST 6 1980 P�G� z 0 Mr. Deblon stated the Implementation Section 3,s quite general and meets the -_-- minimum requirements as set forth in the Me�rapolifan Land Planning Act. They want to get this on to Metropol�tan Council by the erid of October or November of thzs year. : Ms. Hughes stated that on agenda page 19 Non-Source Point Pollution Study" should Pollution Study". of the Implementation Section, "Point and be changed"L-o "Point and Non-Poznt Sou�ce Mr. Treuenfels referred to the "Junk Ordinance" on agenda page 19 where it stated that: "The City presently has ari ordinance relating to junk, debris, and junk cars. However, it will be revisad to better handle today's junk problems." He asked what "today's junk problems" were and how those probiems would be hanclled. � Mr. Deblon stated that the Citp Council, through the Public Works Director, has expressecl a desire to upgrade and toughen up the Junk Ordinance. In respaase to that request, input. and ordinances were solicited from adjacent communities -to see how other communities handled their junk pzoblems. A new draft of t�ie junk ordinance is being put together at this time. He stated that, for exaciple, with today's energy situation, peaple may tend to hang onto junk cars longer for parts, so those kinds of things could become p?-oblems. Mr. Saba stated that a lot moxe people are going to be staring materials for recycling; and unless the Eity pxovides a place for that storage, peogle are goirig to store it in their backyards. Ms. Hughes stated that Mr. Saba had brought up a good point: She €elt they should caution those re�aritin� the ordinance, that they take into cansideration recyclable materials or tnings that are�being accumulated for.recycling. Ms. Schnabel s�ated that in regard to the revised junk ordinance, she was concern.ed that the City not get into the policy of harassing the business ,, _ people in the City simply because it is easier to enforce the ordinance on them than it is the homeowners. The businesses provide services to the residents Qf the City, and if they drive them out by harassing t&iem, the City is doing itself a real disservice. Mr. Harris stated that in Mr. Deblon's memo to Mr. Boardman dated June 18, 1980, Mr. Deblon referred to Section ��2, "Capital Improvement Program - for transporta- tiori, sewers, parks and open space facilities".' Where is tlie money going to come from fox all those things? ' . Mr. Deblon stated fihe theme for transportation is that rridley is fully develoged, and any additional residential s�ieets would be assessed. The same thing appl�e�s t0 Wn�21" aii� 52LJ2i. . T;:C t�2Cu C tQ� r.;r�:S 3RG� C�^.°n �r�aCe ? S grants allC1 a� local bond issue. � Mr. llarris asked if it could be assumed that the fundi.ng sources from LAWCON, LCMR (Sta�e Legislative Commission on Minnesota Resources), and CDBG ( Community Development Bl.ock Grant) funds weze pret�y we11 dried up for parks. _.....�..._ _.._�....W._�� . PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING. AUGiIST 6. 1984 PAGE 3 � � 0 Mr. Boardman stated they made application this year, but they are not sure whether they will get any m4ney. They finally got approval from the Federal Government on last year's request for iunding for $1�8,000 in park monies and that money is now available. Thay just went through a preliminary on thzs year's LAWCON fu�dzng. They are not sure what is going to happen on that at the federal or state level, but Fridley ranks ��4. It looks like they will probably be available to receive in the range of $200,000 for next year if the funding holds up. At this point in time, that funding has not been dried up. CDBG funds are not dried up yet; however, he did not foresee a lot of funding coming to the city for parks and recreation. The more and more they get into CDBG's, the more and more they have to relate it to low and moderate income housing. If they don't relate it to a 14CP/, benefi� for those people, they don't generally get the funding. � - Mr. Harris stated the last aZtexna�:ive is a local bonding issue. Did Mr. Boarciusan have a feeling at this point in time of about how many dollars they would be talking about for a bond issue �o camp]_et� the project? Mr. Boardman sta�ed they axe Iooking at these as potential funding.sources. A� this poin� in time, they are not sure what ttzey wi.11 be prop�sing as far as capital improvPmPnts. They are submitting tn the Parks & Recr_eation Commission their recomme:ncled changes �a.�. the parks to m^.ke the pax�ks more usable aud more neighborhood-oxiented, Ms. I-Iughes stated the Parks & Recreation Cornanission is Zooking at some af the development proposed or suggested from neighborhood meetings, Planning Staff, and the Recxeation Dept., and are trying to set some priorities in each park. When they have reviewed all the parks, they will•be able to more specifically say what should be put i�. each park. � ° Mr. Boardman sta�ed tha� bonding is o�ze a bonding issue, the ultimate notential bonding issue fails, then the priorities s�rictly through the budget process: potential funding source, but other than funding source is Che budget. If a may have to change and funding wi11 be Ms. Hughes stated that �he"anrtual city budget" should be listed as a potential funding source. � Mx. Harris stated he was trying to get a feel of whether their plans far total capital improvements was rea�.istic or not. � Mr. Boardman s�ated he thought they were probably talking in the neighborhood of $7 million at today's dollars to make the logical changes and modifications in the parks, including the recreation bui�.cling. Ms. SchnabeZ referred to agenda page 20 on "Iiousing". She asked if they had identified the amount o£ lan�t thaC would be available for th� minimum of 4$0 uni.ts for low and moderate income housing and the 480 units fax new modest- cost hous�.ng? � P1.ANNING COMMISSION MEE�IN�, AUGUST 6L_i980 � PAGE 4 Mr. $oardman stated they look at potential land that is available for housing. What they have to show Metropolitan Council is not that they are going to be providing this housing, but that they are providing the opportunity for that housing to happen. Metropolitan Council is lo�king at ccm�munities to not cxeate the housir.g, but to at least allow the opportunity for those units to be built. . Mr. Hazris asked if a public hearing was nec�essary for the Implementation Section. Mr. $oardman stated he felt the Planning Comanission should have a public hearing on the Implementation Section at their first meeting in September. That would give the Commission one more meeting for review of the Implementation Section. Ms. Hughes stated that on agenda page 25, under "Transpozfiation", she.thought: � maybe the bike=aay/walkway system should be mentioned. Mr. Boardman stated Ms. Hughes had a good �oint and they may want to say that: "The $ikeway System, also a trar.tsportation p2an, is addressed in the Parks & Recreation area," . • Ms.Hughes stated tha� on the same page under "l'.ocal Stxeet System", second paxagraph, it �,�as stated: "Since 1969, the City has�impl.emented a program to repave and install c�:rb and gutter to Fridley`s existin� substandard streets. This pragzam was intended to have al1 city stxeets up to standard by the year 1979." She stated that this schedule was not met, so it should either be restzted or that secand sentence de3.eted. MQTIQN by NLs. Hughes, seconded by �r. TreuenFels, to set a public heaxi.ng on the Imple�entation Section of the Comprehen.sive Plan for Wednesday, September 10. Upon a voice vote, a1I voting aye, Chairman Harris decla�ed the motion carried unanimously. MO'IZON by Ms. Hughes, seconded by Mr. Treuenfels, to cantinue discussion on the Implementation Section at the next meeting. Upan a voice vote, all voting aye, Chainnan Harris declared the motion carried unanimously. 2. CONTINLrED; PROPOSED GHANGES TO CHAPTER 205. ZODTING � MOTION by Ms. Schnabel, secondEd by Mr. Treuenfels, to move Proposed Cl�anges to Chapter 205. Zoning to agenda item ��7.following receipt oi�the member � commission minutes, Upon a vaice vote, a12 votiizg aye, Chairman Harris declarecl the motion carried unanimously. � 3. RECEIVE JULY 15, I980, ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY COi�iMISSTON NffNUTES: MQTION by Ms. Hughes, seconded by Ms. Schnabel, to receive the July 15, 1980, Environmental Quality Commission minutes. rls. Hughes stated that on page 3 in the middle of the page showing the chazt on State Noise Standarc�s, on bath "day" and "night", "I�1-1, M-2" should be in�erchanged with "Residential"; The numbers would remain the same. � !- 3E 0 � � PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING, AUGUST 6, 1980 PAGE 5 __ Mr. Haxris stated that in a d�.scussion with Mr. Langenfeld, Mr. Langenfeld has ' expressed the desire,to resign fxom the Planning Commission. Mr. Langenfeld's resignation wi11 be forthcoming. � � UPON A VOICE VOTE, ALL VOTING AYE, CHATRMAN iiARRIS DECLARED TAE MINUTES RECEIVED: 4. RECEIVE JULY 16, 1980, PARKS & RECREATIOPJ COMNLCSSION MINUTES: °� MOTION by Ms, Hughes, seconded by Mr. Treuenfe�s, to receive the July 16, 1980, Parks & Recreation Commission minutes. _.:.�_. Ms. Hughes stated the Commission is in the very preliminary stages of reviewing the park development plans and costs. � UPON A VOTCE VOTE, AT,L V OTTNG AYE, CHAIRMAN HEI.RRIS DECLr'�R�b TfiE MOTTON CA,�ZRT.ED , U�TANTMOUSLY . . � - . 5. RECEIVE JULY 22, 1980, ENERGY COMMISSION MTNUTES: MOTIQN by rir. Saba, seconded by Mr. Treuenfels, to receive the 3uly 22, 1980, Energy Commission minutes. UPON A VOICE V�iE, ALL VOTII�G AYE, CHA.IRMAN HA�tP.IS DECI�l3.tiF.b THE MOTION CAI�iZ7ED U�tE�IVIMOUSL � ; . 6, RECEIVE .7ULX 24, 1980, Sk�ECTAI, HOUSING & Rr^,DEVEL(�PMEIVT AUTF�ORTTY MCNETTES; MOTTON by Ms. Schnabe]., seconded by Ms. Hughes, to receive the July 24, 1980, Special Housing & Redevelogment Authority meet�.ng minutes. Mr. Boardman sta�ed that he has heard from Mr. Haggerty that Joint Venture Developers (JVD) cannot pu� the package togeiher as stated in the counter- proposal by the CiCv, and JVD has pulled out of the project. He srated Staff is now talking to developexs, and he has several meetings next week cvith . developers who have indi.cated an interest �.n the project. UPOl� A VOICE VOTE, AI.L VOTING AyE,� CHAIP�M,AN HARRTS UECLARED THE MOTION CA.RRIED UNANIrSOUSI,Y o Chairman Harris declared a ten-minute recess at 9:20 p.m. 7. CONTINtTED: PROPOSED CHANGES TO CHAPTER 205. ZONtNG Mr. Harris asked if the Planning Commission wanted to re-evaluate their past action in reco�-nmending to the Ca_ty Council that M-1 Zoning District and ri-2 Zoning Aistri.ct bs combined into one M-Districr. Ms. Hughes s�ated she �elt it made sense to combine the M-Districts and felt the chan�es could be expl.ained very well. . , ' � � PLANNING COMMISSION MEE�ING, AUGUST 6, 1980 PAGE 6 The Planna.ng Crnnmissxon member.s con.curred that they woul� like to conti.nue to ___ _- recommend to City Council that; M-1 District and M--2 District be combined in�o one M-Distri�cC . , . 205.20 FLANNED tTi�TIT DEVELOPMr:NT' DISTRICT Mr. Harris stated he thoughL there should be a minimum land size for a Planned Unit Development--maybe 3-5 acres. Mr. Boardman staL-ed he thought 5 acres was a realistic minimum land size. l�ir. Harris sugges�ed that they go with S acres•of 1_and and r.equest Staff to survey parcels of land in the City to see what could possibly go into a Planned Unit Development. This in�ormation should be brought back to the Planning Commission �or �he Planning Commission �o reviaw again. Mr. Boardman stated he would do that. 205.201 Procedure for Establishing a PZanned Unit Development Page J.I9 - ��S-A. Change"Planning Cammission" to "7.onin,�, Administrator" Pag�e Z 20 - Delete �r`ll, ��I2, ��13, ��Z4 205.30 SPECIt� D:ESTRICTS 205.37.Ob $uilding Requ9.rements Page 12S - Delete ��2. Minimum Floor Area � ' 205.,41. 0-i DIS�R�CT KEGULATIONS - CREEK A1�fiD RIVER PRESERVATION DISTRTCT Mr. Boaxdman stated this is�the same regulation that is presently i.n efxerC. I� has not been changed and grobably should be adopted this way at this point in �ime. . . The Plannin� Commission concurred w:i.th Mr. Boardman's recommendation. 205,.42 0-2 DISTRICT REGUL�TIONS - CRITICt1Z AREAS DISTRTCT Mx. Boardman stated there are some modificationsta this seciion, but those modificatians l�ave alxeady heen reviewed and appxoved by Planning Commission and City Council. Those mcdifications will be shor,m in the new section. � .- � � PLANNING CONTMISSION NIEETSNG AUGUST 6 1980 ' PAGE 7 Mr. Boardman stated that a public �earing should be set up £or the Zoning Codz ` in September a1so. He stated the Plan.�.Zing Commission members would receive the modified version of the Zonfng Code for their next meeting. A,DJQUEtNMENT - MOTION by Mx. Treuenfels, seconded by Mr. Saba, ta adjourn the meeting. Upon a voice vote, ai1 voting aye, Chairman Harris declared the August 6, 1980, Planning Commission meeting adjourned at 10:40 p.m. Respectfully s bmitted, ✓Kk. L n Saba Recording Secretary 0 0 0 n � - � _Y T. :, �,;: .� � ,�� : �� µ � � � � � � _ • . �<. ..�.:�,.:...,.:... _. �_�.�.:x�.. , : _ . ..._. .. -.< _.,.. r��C3�At�adJM t� �,,--'----�' C! Tl� O � � : .� �� a , °,�'r' : �;' :, f � � � �� . Y� � µ � G 'J t �;. � ,� � . . � �, , � � AUGUST 14, 1980 MARVIN C. BRUNSELL �UB.�EC`� APPROVAL OF JOINT P06JERS AGREEMENT �FOR PROCESSING THE LIQUOR IP�VENTORY SYSTEM '�'O CITY MANAGER AND COUNCIL 320-80 ACT IIIV�O The City has used the City of Anoka system for many years to process its liguor tapes and to process a liquor inventory report. The service has been satisfactory, and is the most economical service available that meets the City's needs. LOGIS has spent a great deal of time on the development of a liquor inventory system; however, the system ihat is being considered at this time wouid require the purchase of all new cash registers. Aisu, the design of the system has:not been completed. LOGIS had a feasibility s�;udy done for a liquor inventory system two or three years ago; however, the benefits derived from that system did not justify the cost. LOGIS is notiv trying to come up with a simpler system. Nowever, it wi71 be some time before that system will be fully operat7onal. (See the introductory sheet for proposal to LOGIS by Albers Associates, Inc.) v 0 1 � � . �!atl. ' . .. . , . �. . . .�.. ... .. -- ..._ � .....,..� �� ._.,.,,..�,.__.. ...�..nr„wr,,...s.�...__......o...�_..s:.........:�:�....�, �_.._ .s..�m.,.....u.�._.......a_._. ......_.. :.... ., �.. � . . ., • _..... ..... .... " . , w... � . , . � ...__ . .. .. - - .. • ' • ' . 1 . . . . . • . . � t.o �N�rxor�i�r.rror� � , • . ' �{ � , .. ; . , For somc� yr,ars LOGIS members witt� li.quor sCore operatians have been " ' ' inter.estecl in a computer-based i.iquar Inventory %ontrol System (LICS). � � �•� Several feasibility studies ttave been authorized by LQGIS, one of which, '�•�� carr�ed ouC by Price Waterhouse & Co., resultcd in a proposal to develop � -• � .•" such a system. ThaC proposal was not acceptecJ because o£ the Yti�h� . ` development cosC and hiRh pro.jected system operatinQ, costs. ; . • . . p . While each previous step taken toward defining the requirements for a . LiCS system has been useEul, many of the conclusions and recommendatfons af these previous studies are no lon�,er valid because L(�GIS' �node of . ' operation has changed in the meantime. - ; s This Proposal by Albers Associates, Inc., is based on the followinp,': ��+z„ I � . � ' � ,� 1� Intexviews with the finance officers and ].iquor�st�re managers of the � participatin$'cities; which.clarified currenC requ�re�erets for •• � � the �system. ' ; ; . . . . ' ' � 2) Reviews" of the Yrice-'fTaterhouse �z�zd other past studies to assi.milate � � � ' usable portions of previous c�ork done on ttie .subject. . .' • �. 3) Diseussions witii eechnical representatives and commercial users of the � • DTS terminaZ to assess zts capabiJ.ities, es�ecially its remote � commur.ications capability..�The information gained sug;�ested the • • basic d�sign approach. ' �' . _ . � ' 4) Investi�,ation of several softwarP vacka�es wbich have potentia2�use - as on-line transactian processors for the LZCS. This helpea.to identify alteznative approaches for the data entry �odule. •• . S} Our knowledge of LOGIS' present and past modes of operatian, which ' �� puts us in good position to analyse y.our requirements and reconunend feasible solutions. � . .. .• - - � � There are'no detailed report layouts in this vroposal. ?'his area has • � been well addressed in previous studies, espPCially by the most reeerit .• work af itr. tdobachal7.. Zde p].an to use the Wobachal7, revort layouts, . • supplementin�Z and modifying as necessary. f. - '_ .' ,. � . . .. . • . .. ..� �.� . -- .� � � . .. . _ .. -_ . . , . . . . � ..j_ . . . •,r �.. w : . , � , . _ . _ : .-:,.� ,; :. . s..: �.,r..�„_.,_ . .:..�� , ` �' -7 � � �D � . � � . � � �.� �°' � � .�.�`� � ��. . City Hall . 2015 rirst Avenue '' Anoka, Minnesota 55303 (612) 42�-6630 • August 11, 1980 . • Mr. Marvin Brunsell � Finance Director, . - _., -. _ Ca.ty of Fridley . � 6431 University Ave. N.E. . ' . • Fridley, MN 55432 � Dear Marv: � � . Enclased is a copx of a proposed joint powers agreeme�t which will update our relationship with the City of Fridley. The • agreement spells �out clearly the responsibilities of bo�th � Anaka and Fridley. Please review this document and cai��n you. ' � are satisfied with the contents forw�ird.�t for proper signa- tures. � � . . In additioii as you are aware we have' not increased our charges to the City of Fridley since April of 1977. Based on �. review of aur costs anc3 the assigxuneiit of these costs to the user we find it necessary to increase your guarterly cizarges. Effective September 1, 1980 the quarterly charge will l�e $1,005.Q0 and on January l, 1981.the qizarterly charge �ill increase to $1,08o-.00 and will remain in effect untiZ i�eecember 31, 1981.. . If I can be of further service please calJ. rie. ' • _ Sincerely, . . . . ' ��. �to ��-' . . - , _ . x. ames otto, � � . Finance Director . HJO/cs . Enclosure • , � . j 'i � !; � - i ------ � . '! . � \ .. \ t: t ; ' ! `\ } �� . TiiIS.AGREENlENT, made and en�ere� into this day �� o£ y ,19 , by and between.the City af Fridley, �Iinnesota (hezeinafter re�fezred to as "k ridle,y" ) ax�d the City of Anoka, Minnesota (hareznafter referred to as "Anoka"). ' � . . WITNESSETH; • ' . WHEREAS, Anoka has the capability�of providing comput�r services to Fridley for its Liquor System. . NOW, T�iEREFORE, BE IT FESOLVED that the parties agree as ' follows: . 1. Service £or Liquor System. ' Anaka agrees to furnish comguter services to Fridley for the Liquor system on the following terms: A. Schedule: Fridley shall furnish Anoka with all necessary information which wil.l enable Anoka t� perform its abli�ations pursuant to this aa,r.eement. Anoka shall compute al� reports . and mail them to Fridiey. Delivery of data to Anoka shaZl be �i�rougn the mazl as it is avai•1- � able. . ' B. �stems and r2eports: An�ka shall furn9.sh Fra.dZey the systems generated reports listed be2ow. ' Cash Register Paper xape Verifications Purchase and Transfer Verification � Monthly Pezpetual Inventory • ' Annual Physical Inventory Counting Forms � • Annual PhysicaZ Inv�ntory Reports - ' • Such other systems and reports as • d�etermined by thE parties from time to time. • � . C. Sup�lies: The costs of all tab cards and stock � , pager required to perfcrm�the services outlined • in this agreement are included in 5ection �, D. A. Cost af Service: Fridley shall oay such antount as agreed upon by the parties from time tca time. Fees shall'be paid by Fxidley o� a quarterly basis, upon gresentation of an invoice_ � 2. Apprpval. ' . This �greement shall be Effective upon approval by the Fri.dl.�y � City Council and the Anoka City Commission. �.' � . � � _ � - - � . � . . . , � 3. Term. , • . "�� • , This agreement shall conunence on the date hereof and shall � � continue until terminated or modiEied by mutual agreement ' •.� of the parties. xhe agreement maX be terminated unilaterally - - - ' -- � . . . • ' • b}� ei�her party upon giving 120 days written notice to ihe ._ __ other. • . . I • � j� ' . . wi�� II . . . ' . . . � • ' . . . � . � _. . . . � � . . • CITY OF ANOKA By - � � ' CITY OF FRIDI,EY . _ --- � , � ' ' . ' , � , i . � ` �x . . ; . � _ • , , . - . �� , � . 1 \ �� . ; � . • � , « , 8 1 _.�.�.w �5 CITY OF FRI,DLEY . , � M E M O R A N D U M � . . . T0: Nasim M. Qureshi, City Manager � � FROM: Gordon J. Middag, Purchasing Departmenfi .-.- .SUBJECT: Rejection of Nursery Stock Bids • : � DATE: August 13, 19�0 . - - . , _ . Bids.were opened for. the Park Department's Nursery Stock on August 4, 1980. ��_. Attached you will�find a summa.ry.of.the bids received. _ � ,. ' ._ � � Fourteen (14) Nursery stock deaiers were notified of the bid.and only�tw� (2) --- - --. responded. !t is recommended that the bids be rejected and we re-advertise . . , . _._ _ � for b i ds . � . . .. � The Park Depare:r^�nt ha� revised the specific�;'��flns �and hopefiully more vendc��s. will respond to our request for bids. GJM/mz j . attach. . � � •�� f1� �� U v� ; '� r. N J , N, O L � C N E � U � Y C � O w O • N o a� n ro � +� O O N ln l!� O � t� O N M L!1 �-- f�. O N . 1 c�1 N L N o\° 'D L O , 6l I � O � O Gl O O G] tll .Oh cA 0� � N O C� O O d `I_' :� L z : . . • �: � , � � • � � � . � � . o _ ,�. � O •L N � W •' n� - C� N O C3 -.1 U' r- t!� N 3� � Q C] d O � G3 L] O Q � r-- L. ft7 — t/7 LL� � 1 Z t� .Y •��. CA th [Ll � m O] �i }- � CL O �J t Z� �' Z Z I�� O Z �i ac u_ o� o� s-� ��-- . W d al . � '� � •' :n �n C] •- � O - QC } F1 � � V� � � � f-- (Y] Q lll � Z t-r � -7' .- U o- . � . �. � , �. , � Q �� i O' C� b u� O tf� Ul � lll C� C�t LIl t� � �. 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SUBJEC7: Award of Contract: Tennis Court Lightirig Project � DkTE: August 13, 1980 . �E3ids ��rere opened f�r the Park Department's Tennis Court Lighting Project, for the ter�nis courts located at the Fridley Junior F#igh School area. .� Bids were opened on July 1$, i98a. Attached you will find a summary oF .' the �bid results. � � As you can see from the sumr�ary, Bacon Electric is the low bidder for Sylvania HIF lOClO-107 system. Bacon Etectric has provided quality work � and instaltation in the past, therefore, it is !-ecommended that the � contract for the 7ennis Court Lighting Projec� u� ati�rarded to them. GJhi/mz • attach. s r • . .. 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The di.scussia,i paeeecZ��i�, �:his decisioxz inclic�.ted a co;icern . for the xn�.ir_t�n�nce rEquzrements rc�;u3cin� fxnr�. f�l, anexeased utilir�at:.o:r� of i11e co�aii;s. T�iis decision �vas iz�ade Svi{Iz the ui:.dersi:an;iilis �iat �:he C3.t�r a�sw��.cs the res�;on�i� bi.?.ity f.or, both `}.e xna'inteizanc:� a�.id r�notiTa�i.o-A� ai L-ize iaciJ.it}T �:o co�x�n-iezzc� in t?�e SLLii1l27:.I• o; )_9"1�;. PJ�ease h�.ve tl�e Gif:y em��l.oye� responsibl�; xor fi�zis t=,rarlc coniaci; ine i:o cooa•clir�a;:e i-Tie waxk t�,-�t?z our ;,�i1r._i.s schedule, �ordialiY, : � , , • , r��,� �l.=-�—�-�-�`� �` L i..��,,✓�%� . . 0 .Ta�n.e; �-I. Hed��c n Ui�x. .L��us:iness .E1.ffairs _ - _ _ _ _____ ._ JI3H; hj , ... . .. . . ��, �.��F��¢,� � �� ' ° .� -._..�. . �, �.�_.,w.x. . . . . tiri �i�'��,�.NL��.JP,�i I ,.�-�.---r--�._ • �1"i°�( � � = � :i �r� �, � � � �- . ,�: � ,��. � � ; � �-, �` � r� x, ; �. � . . . .; , °; � , �, , � ��" �. �. : ` �; ��w _ �` . � 1 �" �� ` .� , � ��'� �; .. � • ' '.1 1 :1 �_ �`�r G��i ... . , ,.,. . .t M p � . ♦ � �� _ . � .:;�� • • � ♦ � �� . .� . .'.. ?. � Local Labor Agreement �etween the • City of Fridley and Int�rna�ional ' Uni�n of Operating Engineers Loca1 Number 49. The attached Labor A�reement with Local 49 covers the local working conditinns for the year 1980 and ]981. .In February the City Council approved the master Lab�r Agreement between Local 49 and the City of Fridley. � The items in the agreem�nt w�iich have be�n chang�d are underiined, These changeS are as follows: � 1. Employees required -�o stand by during th� week will receive four hoi�rs<-:pay �� for suc�� stan�by, service. 2�. The �'irs�t three days that an employee� is off work as a resuli o�� injury on duty will be charged to their personal sick leave rather th«n the 90 day injury ot� duty. 3. Empleyees hired between Plarch 31, 1973 and December 31, 1980 wi11 be eligible for severance puy; hawever, this severance pay wi11 be iied to unused sick � � leave. A11 other areas of the Local Agreement wil.1 remain as is. 0 0 _ 4 .. �........�..,..,.-. ._... ..,...... . ...... _,,........ ....,,:�.....:.� _..:.....: �_..,::-�...�,_:....�..:... ....._31f.. , .._,._�-.. J....,..._.. � 7 A. � , ,; . � . RESOLL`TION (�0, - ic80 _ . _ _ � RESOLUTIOiV l�UTHORIZING SIGNING AN AGREEMENT EST�BLISHING LOCAL WORKIN� CONDITIO�VS FOR CERTAIN Ei�1PL0Y�ES REPKESENTED BY LOCAL NQ. 4g, AFL-CIO (PUBLIC WORKS AND PARKS� WHEREAS, International Unior� of Operating Engineers Local No. 49, AFL-GIO, as bargaining repre�entative for certain Public Works and Park employees of the City of Fridley, has presented to the City of Fridley various requests relating to tt�e working conditions of employees of tS�e Public Works and Park Departments of the City of Fridley; and irJHEREAS, the City of Fridley has presented to the designaf�ed representatives of Local 49 vario�s requests relat�ng to ��orking coi��fitions of employees of the Public Works and Park Departments c,f �he City of Fridley; and WHEREAS, representatives o� ih� Union and the City have met and negotiated regarding i.he requests of �he Union and the City; and . �If1EREF�,S, agreerrient has noiv ueei� reach�c� b`ts,�een re�r�sentatives af the two� parties on th� pr;oposed changes to the exisLir►g agree�rent between the C;ty and the Union; NOW,•TNE�EFOP,E, BE IT RESOLVEp by the Cit,y� Council that such agreement is hereby ratifieel and that the Mayor ano �he City hiai�ager are f�ereby authorized , to sign the attached Agreement (Appendix B) relatin3 to local t�;orking conditions of �mployees�of the City of Fridley Public tvorks and Par°k Departments. � � o PASSEO AND ADOPTED BY TNE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY QF FRIQLEY TNIS DAY OF , 1980. WIILIA(� J. NEE - MAYOR ATTEST: MARVIN C. BRUNSELL - CITY CLERK Q :' . . :.,.. .. . ,.....� . ... .......� .r ..:...,.M..:. : . , . ... _.... �._: . . . .. ...,.,.:._. ...v. ..�;.�. .. . .. .... ........ �.L.:.... . _ . . _ ..... ._ _ . . . . . .. . . .. . .. . 3 . . ... .. . . . ...i. . ., . . ' ' . ��, � „ . .. . . L , . , • ._. • . .�:�i . . . . , , . .. � . , , . � �i'l�L��l)�/� L1 , . . ' , � � � IOCAL L�1BOA, AGREEMcNT • . QE7MlEEN . : � � METRQPOLI'fRN ARER NiA��AGLMENT ASSOCIATION (MAMAj : ; . . � REPP.ESEPITING 7HE CIT�ES OF: . .� • . . � � • ' BLAINE EQEt� PRAIRIE � NEW HOPE - . BROOKLYN CEf�TEK EDINA � . � RtCHFIEl.D � BROOKLYN PARK � FRIDLEY � � 'RC1BBIivSDALE � � � � BURNSVILLE GOLBEN YALLEY . ROSEVILLE - - -- - � CIRCLE PINES tiO��KI�tS ST.. ANTHONY - COLUNiBIR HEIGHTS t�iINN£TOI��CA ST. LaUIS PARK �- : . : � CRYSTAL - MOUNDS ,VIC'r� WNITE BEAR t�aKE . AND- ' . - � CITY OF FRI�?LEY � . (138Q-1981) : . _ • . . . . � ;. . • • . . . . ., . , . - � . , . • � . , January 7 , 1980 - December 31, 198i � - - -�• - - - • � _ - -�-- � • . , . � , . . ;:._....�__.,�.....,. .._.__.„�_._�.,.,.::,.�.u. ...:J,S� . . .�._..�:_..... ._._. ...,.. .. ._ .. _. . . . .. � .. _. _. a_. .-.. ___:,.a.an�ue�_ .. r .a, . _...,...:,.. , �_...�. �.......... , . ... -,.,..., .,.._....., _......... _._..� , . ._.... . • . � . � ' . � 7C � .. .. . . . . . � � . • r�at_� o; co��t�rrTS � . � . ' . % . � I . _w_.__..._.._.__ __.__J___ . �_ � � __ _ � .. f . AR'fICLE A DEFI(�ITIQiiS • • • • • • • �• • • • • • '• • • • • • • • • • • . �� t�RTICLE R VACATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 ARTICI.E C STl1hDBY PF1Y A,��D MIt��trU1�C CALLBACK FOR STANDBY FMPLOYEES ..:. •� . . ARTICLE D EMPl.OY�E �QUCHTION F'ROGi��i . � : � . . . . �. � . . . . , • � . 2 --.__. _ ARTICLE E f�ORMAL SICK LEAVE . . . . . . :. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 2._�..._. � ARTICLE F INJt1RY UN JOB . . . . : . . . . . . . . . �3 . . ...�.... �ARTICLE G FUNERAL PAY . . .-. . . . . < . .'. a � � �. e • • • • •� •� • � • • � • _ ARTICLE Fi JURY PAY RP�U ��ITNESS FEES . . . . �. , .. . � . a . . .. . . .- . � � ARTIC�.� I MILITARY �:E/a1lE . - . . . . . . . � ... ..e. ..o. - ARTI�l.� J INCEIITIVE P�,S' (LOIvGc1f 3�'Y} . „ . .. . : e • t _ o : � e • : • .• • • - �' ARTICLE K ' UPi: ; ur�MS . . . . . . . . . . • • . � . . � • • c • • - e • . � �RiICL.E �. SEVEf2�1N�,F PAY . . . . . . . . . . . . p . . � . . . . . � . ARTI�LE FS REf'RES�NTATiVC ON f�P.EA 4�IDE P�EGUTI�TIOPIS e e......�. .. b ` . ARTICI�E �t INSURAhECE . . . . . . . . . . : . : �. . . . �. . . . .- . < . . 5 � ' S ARTiCLE 0 D�tRATIOi� . . . . : . . . . . � • . . . • . . . . . � . . . . . � . � . � � . � . . ' . � i i. .. _ .. . : _ .. . . .w... .. . I ;_ 0 0 O �.��. i..i��or� ��i��r��r ac�4r�Err MiETRQPOLTTRN ARi � MAtd/iGE1�7ENT ASSOCIAI"IUt� �t4y'aMA) ' � �1�l� � . � CITY 0� FRTQL�Y . � � (19�0-i 981) .. . . 0 �� a ARTICLE A: DEFIPdITIO"!S .. 1. STANDQY'P�+Y: Com�ersation far sianding by at the City's reques�, or being� available for work on days that are normally co�sidered t� be the Employee s day off. � . •. . . . ,.,._. f ARiICLE B: VACATICNS . ... . �� - _ 1.: Each Emp�oyee of iiie City wha h�s E�or{;ed reguiarly fcsr the City for a pericd- of rot 7 ess ihan s� x(5 ) success i ve mo�ths i s en�ti �l �ci to a uacati or. away from employment, �vi �k� paY• Vaca�rion pa� sral� b� con,puted a� the regular r�te . o► pay �ic ��rhich s�ch En�ril�y�c: is �n�i�ler�. T�� Cm�alc�;°e� w��o f�as worked a� mir�imum oe ��•oe�ve (12) r��onLf�s is e.ritit��d �:� �r:e t?� �rark�ay of vara�i��, far eaeE� mon�� so wori:6�. Ar� Eniplayee who :has Ylur•ked eigt�ty-faur. (B�} c�-:.�e��;ti�� . .. m�7ihs is �n�i�;ie� ta nr!e-a.n�-one-�,",alf (1.}li2) �=��rk:days af vac�tiodi tor each m�t�ti� ��;ort;.e�i9 b��ii�r�inc� tirya ��:h tf;� eigh�tJ,-�i � th ��5ih} mont!� of cansec«tive . employr�ent. Rr� tmployee who has w�r�ced. orte t�ur:dretl eigh�y (180j suc�essive . months is en�iiled to one�and�two-th-ircis (1--2J3) work�ays efi vacation for each month �;orked, beginning w�th the one hundred eighty-fiirs� (18ist) mor�th of cons�cutivp er�ployment.- Exce�t �°.�here oth��°�vise �ro�:�idPd by agretment t�etw��.n .. ihe City Manayer �nd £mployee, no n�ore �i�an t�renty (20} d«ys vacatio� may be taken in any ��x� calendar year. ' . 2. Employe�s are not au�nori?ed �o carry ever frem on� year to i:he n�xi �iore . than five (5) days �fi 3�aca�ion over wh�t f:h� L-mplo,yee hari at the end ai' the previous year �vith�ut expr�ss appro��al of his D��artment f-iead and ihe City �. Mana.ger. � • . . , .. 3., In the event a�regtMlar fu�I time Empioyee quitsy ar° his emplfly�n�n� -is 5evered for any reason whatsoever, he sh�li receiae hi� ear��ed vacaLl�n pa��. 4. Seniority �dill apply on vaca�ions up to hiay �st ot each�year. Aft�r P�1a�� lsty , vacations will be on a first come, f:rst serv�ci basis. F�r . � � � . . � �1RTIC(_E C: STAt1DtSY PAY �AP10 t�1INIt�l�tj Ci�(.1..f3Jl�K f=OR STI1t�DE3Y EMP�.OYEES 7` E 1, a. �mployees who.are des7gnated by the City Mana:yer io serve in a"standby" stafius on behalf nf the City on a S�turday, Sun�ay or tloliday will rece�ve � as compensat�on fior such service as "standby" two (2), hours oF overtime pay for each day served in su�h'status. • . b. Em lo ees required to "stanci b" durin� the week will receive as . compensa�ion far such service four 4 hours a at the overi:ime rate. c: If on any such day the Emplayee in "standhy" shall actually perform.work • for the City, he shall be ent�tled �o compensation far each haur or � portion thereo�' actually worked at the overtime rate of pay, whic�h sha71 be in additicn to th� standby pay. 2. An Employee who is on standby and is called out �o perform work sha11 be paid � a minimum of one (3) haur over�ime for performing such work, ARTICi_E D: EP�PLOYEE EDUCATT0IV PROG�tA�S 0 1. Th° Ci ty a�i 11 pay �tui ti an costs for° trai ni ng cc�arses rel evani ta� the Empl oyee's present or anticipated career respot�si�ilitips at �ity-approved .in�ti�iu�ior,s. . . The City w�11 pay iifty �ercen� (50%) of tne ca:>t c,f tuitian in a�lvance, and the Cm�l oyee 4ri i 1 pay �;��e oi:he!~ �fi�'ty perr.ent {5U%) � The Cmpl �yee wi 17 b� required �c{� �reser,� t� ��is D�p� r°i:r�e:�i He�d a certi � i�.ati�n of 5�t1SfaC�.�t"y arork wher� the ::�urse is cc�p7�te�. . - . � a. Cours�s is:�uing � levter aradP: a"C" or° ab�ve is required. b. Courses 7ss�ing a numericui grade: �a `°70" ��rc�ntile is required. c4 Courses not issuing a grade: A cerii�Ficatic�r� f�am tf�° i��structor certi�y�ng ihat :tt�e student has satis�ac:ta�ily p�rtici�a�ed i�n the �ctivi�ies oi� �the ceurse is require�l. 2. If �he En�plo�ee satisfac��rily completes� the �course, he wi71 be reimbursed for the additional fift�� percent (50/) af th� tuition. 7i;e City will not reimburse ihe Employe� for �ees which are charged for instruction, assoc�a�:ed •.admir�istrative expe�ses, books; studen't membersfzip, student heal�h coverage and other charges �or which the studen�� rec.eives same i�em or service. - � 3. Tlre CZ ty wi 11 not reimburse the � E�rapl oyee f�r expenses i�eimbur�ed under some other education system ar program, i.�., G.I. Bill. � e ARTICLE E: NOizMAL SICK (_EA�E 0 � 1. Any employee who is ur�able t� w�rk because ofi sickness or i�jury rray obtain ��e�ve of absence upon natic� t� the City. Wr;tten veri�i��tion o�F his condition by a competent medical au�i:hority r�,ay be req�ired. Where the ..condi�ion uf the EmployE�e is such ti�at i�e is unable io ac� €or h�rnself, the tI�lIDN n�ay a�p�y fnr suct� l�ave of absence in his behalf. Failure t� notify the Gity subjec�s th� Ernplayee �o appropri�te discipline by the City. . , � _2_ . J �� ARTICLE �_:___NOR��11L SICY. LrAVE CON7'I�NUCD) � 2. 3. ; 7F Eacf� E:mp2oyee of the .City wr►o f��aw tirc�ri�e�f re,rju7ar�y for the City far a period � of nat 1ess than six'�(6} success�ive months is entitled to sick leave away fram employmen� ��ith pay. Sick leave pay shall bc co�puted at the regular rate of _ pay to ��ihi ch such Empl oyee i s�nti tl �d . An en��ai oyee wh0 haS worked a __ m�nimum of six (6) months is enzitled to onP (1) day of sick lea�i� for each month vro�ked, cumulaiive to one hundred fi,wenty (120) days of sick leave. � , After one hundred tc��Esnty'(120) earr+ed ar�d unused days of sick leav� have , accumulated,.one (1) day additional vaca�ion shall be granted ta an Employee for every thrce {3) sicl: le�ve days earned and unused. The Employee may elect, after .�inety (90) earned and unused days of sick leave have accumulate�i, to receive on� {1) day additional vacat'ion for every three (3j sick days earned and unused. Sick leave days sha11 not accumulate beyond ane hunclred twenty �lZa). . . _,.. _. Before any sick ieave compensa�ion is paid; the.C�ty may request and is entitled to receive from any Employee who has been a�serit more than three (3) days in succession, a certi��cate signed by a cor�petent physician or � other medical attendar�t certifying to ihe i��ct that the absence was �n fact �. due to sickness and r►ot ather�vis�. The Gity a7so reserves the right to have an examination made at any time of any persaP7 �:�aiming absence by reason of� sickness; such examinai�on may be made when the Gity deems ihe same �easonably necessary t� verify the sickness claimed, and may be made in behaif of the Ciiy by any cnmpe�ent person designated bv the City. Sick leave is to be used norm�l1y for thz s�ckness of the EmploYee Gp�Y� hovrever, two {2j sick days per year may be use� �or �tt� foi7o��>ing spec7��eef case�: �1 ) S�:rious 111ness af the spc�s�, (2) Seriaus ilincss of ,r�:�'id. °Ci�� speci�l use days :,anno� be accumu'��ed fr�rri �ne year to tt�e nex{;, and if they �re not used, t�ay- are inc�luded in the normal s�:ck 1�ave accumulat�ian. - � ARTTCLE F: I�(JURY ON �Q6 � �. : . Any full tir�e Ciiy Emp]ay°e wh� P�as bePn �mplV;��d by the Ci�y at least six {6) . months, injured on his r.e�ular jo�, shall�, aTtAr an initial thY�ee 3 da s ti�aii�n� p e r i o d f o r each in ju�, be entitled to full� pay up to a period of ninety �0 days while tie is abserit �r�m ti�r3rk by reason of su�l� ir�jur�. �iis accrued sick leave avill nat be charged dur:n� this ninetY- (90) day�eriod, The amount c,�f any eompe�sation shall be reduc�d by a�y payment receiued by the injured emp�oyee �rom warkers' c�mpensaiior� insurance. An Emplayee y�ho clain�s an abs�nce from work due to an injury sustained on Fris�r�gular job �is sub�ect to an examinat7Gn to be made on behalf of the City by'a�person con�petent io perfarm the same and as Ys designated by the City: � _� . . ARi'ICLE G: f=U�ERRL PAY � In case of death occurring in the immediate farni7y of an Employe�, such an �mploye� may be excused froin work foi^ up to three (�� days with additional �ime off grant�d - by the Ci�y htanager if acfciitional time is needed. This time off shall not sub�ect ihe Employee to loss of p�y. For this purpose9 nen�bers of the inm�ediat� '� family af' the En�ployee are considered to be the follor��ing: spouse, child (nat�arai or ado�ted), �arent, grandparent, brother, sister, mother-in-law or father-in-law. �3� 0 0 r . r. t�R7iCLE H: JIfRY PAY AND WITNESS FECS ,_._.� .. . _ . . _ , � ' ,• •' 17G . . . , . � An kmployee s��f�o has been dulY s�r�moned for jury duty� in any caurt, or wl�a has been _ duly summoned as a witness in any �roceeciiny, shall b� excused from w�rk for the ' purpose of compl;�i ng vri th s�!ch summons , and whi � e absent frorn work in accordance there�vith, such employee shall.be entitlec! t�c� r�c�ive.as pay a sum of money equal to the ciifference t�etvreen �rhat he received as comp�nsatian .for such jury duty or witness fees, anci Fiis regular pay. � .� •. . ARTICLE I: MIL_ITARY LEAVE Any Employee absent .from Yrork in accordance wi �h the order of a duly estabi ished --...:•�. military authority shall receive pay and compensation �uring such absence as is provided by State Law. , • .• � .� � ARTICLE J: INCENTIVE PAY (LONGEVITY) Ii�centive pay ��ill be paid over and above the base r�te o� pay far Employees � permanently hired prior to Pdarch 3i, 1973 according to.the fallowiny schedule: t�fter 5 years of service: After 1Q y��qrs' of serv�ce: 2-7/2% of base sai�rv ro�tnded to the - nearest dollar am�urrt . 5/ of base s� �u,y rr�undeci t� the r�e�.r�s� � dol � ar amo��-� �- � � A�ter 15 years of s�rvice: 7-112� o�' base salary raur�ded �o the �- � nearest doll.ar amour�� i'he City of Fridley has�agreed to pay incentive p.ay to �mployees hired prior to March 31, 1973 in recogni.tion of their pr�or sErvice and contr7bu�ion ta ihe City of Fridley. �leitF�er t�e� City nor the UNIQ(� will attem�t �� take a�r�ay iongev�ty ar.incentive pay f�r those persans hired pr�or �o P�larrh 31, 1973 i� future contracts. The amount of incentive pay for eligible Em�loyces will be n�gotiated for the affected Emp'loy�es. � � . . , • • . AR1��CLE K: i1NIFORh4S 0 � ThQ Ci�y of Fri�ley wil'1 furnish uniforms to Employees of the bargaining unit free of charge to th� Emp�oyee. 7he Gity reserves the righ� to select the type of uniform to be furnished. The City will agree.�ta furnisl� rain equ�pmen� and special safety equipment for all employ�es. . � ARTIC�.E L: �SEVERANCE PAY i. �m�lo��ees hii�ed przor to htarch 31, 1973 are e7igible �'or sev�rance pay, � according i:o the ��ollowing scE�►edule: An Employee witi� forty-eight (48) or mare CQ115°CU�.1V� nsoi�ths of employment ��rill receive severance pay in cash based on ane-anci�-on�-half (1-1/2) ciays of severar7ce pay for each twelve (12) consecutive ��ionths 4vorked, but not tv exce�d thirty (30� days of same. lSt�:! � . '� ' '� ;�RTICLE �:___SFVER1lP�CE ►'l�.Y. CCt�7IilUC()) ' � � _ — - � �-- 2. Ernplo�!ces__hirc�rior i'.o_(?�cer�h�r 3i�, 1�3f.0 �are eliy��ie far�severance � �►ccordin� to the t�o11�Y�in��_ �rtic�ct+iie: r1n f�i�o�e� �r�tt� for�_ei�cht: 4£� or more consecutive r;r�iith; of en��loyrnent_4till re_r.cive severance�>a1y in cash based. on one-anci-one-half ~ 1-i 2�_da�y� of s�verarce��ay for each t4lelve �ansecutive � n�onths arorked tiut not to er.ceeci thi.rty� 30 ciays of�sarr,e. � 1-he amount of sc�verance pa�y due�an Em_plv ee• sf�all r�oL exceed one-ihirc� (lf3�f h�s unused s�ck leave. � ' 3. Employees hired after Decemher• 31, i980 vri?1 no� be eligible for sevPrance pay. � � • 4. The City recognizes its �rior ca�nitment te� Em�+loy�F�s permanently h�re�t prior �• to h?arch 31, 1973. ��either the City nor the U�dION will atizcnpt �:o rcduce severance pay for those eligible in future con�racts. ,- • . ARTTCLE Ni: REFRESENTATIVE 7N E�REA t��IDE NEGOTIATIUNS •. If the UNION choQSes t�.�se one of the .�ersonnel f'rae� the Fridiey tvork forGe as a representati�re on the ar�a �,�idp barc�aining unit for m�re than or�e year �:n three, . Local No. 49 will pa�� the salary of such Employee for the secan� year �or th� tim�: spen� on area c�ride ne�otiaticrns. The �urd�ose is ta spre�-�d �he cast of such .' negotiation among the several c�mmuniiies invc�lved in jo�nt negotiations. - A{',TICLC P�: I(��UR�hiCE� . The.City als� provides life in�ura�ce equa? to-annua7_ sa�ary, �rith a maxiT:rm of . �1�Q>OOJ p�r Em�ioyee, �nd ��sa cvi11 prcavide a�id�i�ona� �IG�xD insu�an�e �qua; �o - salary witt� a rnax��nurn �f �10�000 per Employee, nroviding �he �oiai �ity cost for r�71 � i�surai�ce does not �xceed the �mount set forti� �n tt�e Master ��ntraci. � ARTICLE 0: [�URAT�ON � . . �This agreem�ni stial� be effective as of JuT 23"; 1980, and sh�77 �emain ir� full �'� force and effect un�i1 Dec�m�er 31, 1�81. .. . I1� 1�ITNESS t�HEREOF, �he parties here�o have executed th�s Agr�emcnt on this 23rd � day of July 1980. � x, . � � �OR 'fHt CI7Y OF FRIE�L�Y ' . . , . f�ASIM M. QURESNI, CI1�Y MANAGER WIU.IANf J. NEE, MAYOR • �r • OR THE 1N7ER�ATi U^lION QF OPERAiING ENGINEER � �-,�.�.,.0� C? �n,n.�;�.w.. - -- �I�F�LD C. CARi2IGAV, SiEt`�,aRD I recor�nend to the City Manager and Counc above Agreement fi�r the y�ar 1930-1981. C��?.�,:,�� C..?�= ,c..c��r° r�i �:v � c . E>�;u�1s��i. � ASST. CITY �iGR./FIN. DIR. �,- S, LOCAL 4y �. � -.�/! a - — — _, __ .__.. iiN H. PEI�ERSOt�, ABR �,OC�L 49 th��.t tt�e C i ty , o� F ri dl ey enter i nto the AGRCED: ' R0[iEftT POERINGER> At3R LOCl1l. 4� �� RUSINCSS- MAP�AGER, FINIINC� SECRETAf2Y _ _ _ _____ w RESO�UTION N0. _ . ." _ � , '. _ ._. a;_... -:�:: __.� � . �. � A RESOLUTION TO ADVERiTSE �OP 6I.DS FOR FRID�EY CONiffUNITY P11RK IRRIGATI�N SYS��EM: 1) MATFRI�L� AND 2} INSir1LL�TICN �E IT RESOLVED by i.he Council of the City of Fridley, as follows: l. That it is ii� the interest of �;he City to a�vard bid co��tracts for the following service and materials, A. : A11 materials for prop�sed irrigatio�i sys�:ern and pum�ing staticn. Labor for installation of irrigation syste�T�and pumping station. 2. A copy of �he specifications for the above described service and materi al s, togeiher wi th a proposal for t��e n,et��od of purchase and the payment thereof have been preseni:ed to the Counc�il by the City F�anager_ and the same are hereby approved and adopted a� the plans and specifications, and tne method of acquisiti�r, and paymeni to be required by the City w�tt� respect to the acquisition c,f said service and materials. 3. The purct�ase of saici service anca materials as aescribed above shall be effectcu hy �ealc�c� t�icis to be receiv.ed and oper�ed by ti�e City of Fri�iley on ti�e 5t1� ;��,y of September, 1�80. The City ,4'�Un�ger is dip°ected and aut.hori�ed to advertise for� t�ie ��rchase o�� said sErvice and n�aterials �by sealed bid ��roposals u��de�' ii0�7C1' �Fs pro�+iderJ b� latr anc; i:he Ci�a.rtEr af the City of i r�ialey, the r��ice to be subs�a:�'t�ially ij� fcri� as �that shoa�,n by Exhibit "A" att�ched ��reto and made a purt o� f�y r�efErence. Said noiice shall be published at least twice in �:he off�cial ne��spapei° of the City of Fridley. � PASSED Af�lU ADO�'TED 6Y 7HE CI1�Y COUNuII_ QF THE CITY DF €=RiDLEY THIS _ DAY OF , 1980. WILLI�1f�� J. Ni=E - i�1AY0R AiTEST: CITY CLFRK - N�ARVIPd G. BRUNSELL 007?R/0672/� CITY OF FRIDLEY BID (�OTICE for FRIDLEY COMMUNITY PARK IRRIGATION SYSTE:M EXHIQIT "A" The Cii:y Council of the City of Fridley, Minnesota wi�l accept sealed b.ids for 1) hlaterials for Irrigation Systern and 2) Installation of Irrigation System on the 5ih of September, 1980, un�ti�l �12:00 P.M. at the Fridley City Hall, 6431 Un�iversity Avenue N.E., Fridley, Nlinnesota 55432 (telephone: 571-3450). Al1 bids must meet the minimum requirements of the sp�cifications. Failure to comply wii;h this section can result in disqualifications of the bid. . Each bid shall be a.ccompan�ed by a Certified Check, Cashier's Check, Cash or Bid 8ond and made payable witrout cc�nd�tions to the City of Fridley, Minnesota, ii� an amount of not less than five p�rcen�; (5/0) of the bid, which check, cash, or bond shall be forfeited if bicid�r negiects or refuses ta enter i��to contract, �fter h�is bid has been acc�pt�ci. Th� City r�eser�Jc.� the right to acceot ti�e bicl t�Jhich is deter�nined to be in thc 5es� in�er�sts of tl�e City. Th� City reserves the r�ighi to F°eject ar�;�. «nd all bicls an�a wai4p ay�y informalities or technicalities in any bid received without ex�lanatiort. The City Council also reserves the right to con�ider such factor°s as time of delivery or �erfo►�n�ance, experience, responsibili�:y of the bidder, past performance, of similar types of items or mater�ials, availability of products and other simiiar factors ti�at 1t fTid,y determine to be in the best interest of the City. Copius o-� the specifi�ations and general conditions niay be examinetl in the office of the Purchasing Agent, or copies may be obtained from his office. All bids 117U5� bE? subrn�tted in sealed envelopes and plainly marked on the outside wii:r� FRIDLEY COMf�1UNITY PARK IRRIG/�TION SYSTE�i: Ij hiATERIALS AND ?_) If�STALLATION. ' Publish: Fridley Sun august 20, 19r30 iiu,ust 27, 19£i0 Nasim Qu►�eshi Ci1:y Manager Consf.ruction Qulletin August 22, 1980 Auyust 29, 1980 �• FQR CONCURRENCE BY TNE CITY COUNCIL August 18, 1980 ENVIRONP4ENTAL QUALITY COMMISSIUN APPOINTEE COMMISSION APPOINTMENT TERM EXPIRES April 1, 1982 ' . � RESIGNED MEMSER James Langenfeld 79 632 Way N.E. Fridley, MN 55432 ,r�` . ' ' ' ry� ,� � , 1 � ��/<<� ^l �.O F2 C C? N C U I� r� � rl C; E��r �r� f-� � c��r `l C�O U^1'C 1 L�-- LI CEEC��S � . Auqc��:.1.8, ]9£30 '. MUL�IPLE DWELLING � � — - ---- . _.��-.. � '_._.._.:�.__.:._...._. _..�. �.�_ . . - . OWNER � ADDRESS UNITS �FEE � APPROVED BY Ghann�l Road General , 6551 Channei �Rciad NE ,1 $4-a.00 Steven J. Olsan, P��nership . Environ. Ofcr. � 1Q301 University Av�. NE� . � � Biaine, MN 55434 . Channel Road General 6571 Channel Raad NE 11 � 40.00 Steven J. Olsotn, Par�nership ' Enviro:�. Ofcr. Same address as abovE � Nathan Schwartz 101 Charles St. NE . 12 40.00 Steven J. 01son, ' ` 5916 Me�i ci ne Lake �Road " : " � �-` � � - Envi ron. Ofcr. Mpls, MN 55422 . . Nathat� Schwartz - 179 Charles St�. NE 12 40.00 Steven J. Olson, same address as above � Environ. Ofcr. Nathan Schwartz 180�Charles St. NF 12 40.00 Steven J. Olson, same address as above � Environ. Ofcr. A� L Management Co. 1200 Cheri. Lane N� 18 ' 49.Q0 Ste�en J. Olson, 2Q5i Long Lake R�ad . Env�ron. O�cr�. New Erighton, MN 55112 � . _. A& L hlanagement Co. 1230 Cheri L�ne h;E � �8 49.00 Stev�n J. Olson, sam� address as above Enviro�. Ofcr� . . - � A& L Management Co. 1260 Cheri Lane NE 18 49.00 Steven J. 0]son, same address as above Environ. Ofcr. A& L Management Co. i290 Cheri Lane hE 18 � 49.00 Steven J. 0�aan, _ same ac�dress as above - Environ. Ofcr. Maarice Fiiister 5646 Ea�t P,iver Road �2 85.OQ Steven J. Olson, 5750�East River Road . Environ. Ofcr, Fridl2y, MN 55432 � � • .- Maur�ce �ilis�er � . 5660 Ea�t River Road ' 4� 85.Qa Ste�en J. Olson, same address as abave � .• Environ.. Ofcr. Maurice Filister , 5680 East.R�ver Road 42 85.40 Steven J. 07son, same address as abov�e Environ. Ofcr, � Maurice Filister 5720 East River Road 42 85.00 Steven J. Olson, same address as above ' Environ. Ofcr. Maurice Filister 5740.East River Road ` 42 � •85.00 . Steven J. Olson, same address as above Environ. Ofcr. -1- • • • � . •� �;: �; � � ' - , � � . : . � : �.o � . - `.�� F.o� -ua�NCUr��c�c��G� �3'Y T1-�!E Cli'Y COUNGIl. — . �.IC�aF�ZS�S � � . . _� - ' . . - , , Auyus�k ..18, .1980 •. � MULTIPLE DNtELLING : . ...._� -- ._ .�-..-. _.._._._ ..._......._.... - , . IN�R . '" ADDRESS _ � _ _ _ __ __UNITS FE� APPROVEU QY Maurice Eilister 5760 East River Road 5750 East River Road ' Fr� di ey, Mfd �5432 � Maurice Filister 5780 Eas� River Road � same address as above Maurzce Filister 5800 East Ri��er.Road same �ddress as above Maurice Filister 5820 East River Road same address as above � Maurice Filister 5840 East Riv�r Road ' same address as above - - i � � Maurice Fili�ter- 5860 Ea.st River Road same address as above Ed & Mel's Enterprises 5940 East River �o�d 8024 Fl ori da Ave.. N. ,-: �rooklyn Park, MN 55445 : I� Tycon Mgmt. � �950 East Riv2r �2oad � 321 tlniver�s��y F,ve. SE , Mpls, MN 554]4 42 $�5,Q0 �2 85.00 42 85.00 a2 s�.ao �2 • 85.00 42 85.04 12 : �0.00 i 2 40.00 River Road East Corp. 6�4Q-5G East Riv�r Road i41 233.50 321 University Ave. SE •� � Mpls, MN 55414 Otto k��ester��ield - � b551 East River Road 8i Rice Creek Way : �Fridley, Mfd 55432 Dennis Magers & Glenn �lyers 570] Highway 65 NE, 54U1 East Ri•ver Roa� 995 L;�rtde Drive NE' Fridiey, M(�� 55421 . . Norman E.'Shuldheisz 6341 Highway 65 NE 1256 - 8th Lane Anoka, MN 55303 � . Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Elmquist 6370 Highway 65 NE 8140 Long �ake Road NE Mpls, MN 55432 , Mr. & h1rs. Arnoid Elmquist 53g3 Nig�wa.v 65 N� same address as above -2- �1 4�.Q0 3Z�. . 140,OQ 32 � - 10 4�.�0 i 5 44.. 50 7 3t?.00 Steven �. �Oison, Environ. Ofcr. Steven J. Olsc>n, Environ. Ofcr. Steven J. Olsnn, Environ. Ofr.r. Steven J. Olsor, Environ. Ofr.r. Steven J. 01son, Environ. Ofcr. Steven J. Olson, Environ. Ofc��. Steven J. Olsan, Enviren. Ofcr. Steven J. Olson, Environ. Ofcr. Steven �. Olson, Environ. Ofcr. Steven J. Olson, �nviron. Ofcr. Si�even J. O1 son, Environ. �Jfcr. Sieven J . O1 sor., Environ. Ofcr. Steven J. 01son, Enviror, Ofcr. S�:even J. Jl san, Environ, Ofcr. • . :._ .:. ..r. l-J �.:: ,......w..i.r..1Y4w. c.. ... ... . : .. ... . � . . . . .. . . . .. . . .. .. ... .+,. ua. ... . ....0'Yifi..... • � � , i . ' • � ' rLo � ' . l� . C� • - <> f�.OR CONCUi�f`tEt�10E E3Y Tf-iE Ct7Y COUNClL - LIC.�� - � Rugus� 1�, 198Q � hfiULTIPLE D4J�LLING _._.. � __ .�.�.. . , . . , . . OWNER, '� ADDRESS UNITS FEE APPROVED BY , , -_ , _. Mr. & I�rs. �rnol.d �1mqUist- 8140 'l.ong Lake Road NE Mpls, MN 55432 i Bigos Propert�ies , P.O. Box 22464 Robbir�sdale, MN 55422 Bigos Properties same �,ddress as abov2 Milton & Ellen Hughes 4410 Douglas Ave. So. ! Mpl s, h1N 55416 �ti 1 �tot� & E11 en hughes same address as above Mi 1 tan & E11 en F{ughes same address as above � ; �ynde Inves�;��er+t Co. 9801 Gak Ridge Trail Minnetonka, N1N 55343 Lynd� Inves�ment Co. sar�e address as abave Lynde Inves�ment Co. same address as above Arno E. Rosin 74�OG'- L.yri c Lane hF - Fridley, MN 55432 Kcnne�h F: Peter�an 2441 Lyndale'Ave. So. Mpls, MN 55405 Kenneth F>�Peterson �_ same address as above Richard T. & Suzanne Feist 51.11 - 6th St. NE Calum�i� Ii�ights, Mf� �5�'�21 Laver►�e E. Dingley 5621 Camden Aue. No, Brooklyn Cent�r, h1N 55�30 . u477 Nighway �5 NE 5100 Horizon Drive NE 8 �40.00 5 30.00 5701 Hor��on Drive NE 7 667Q Lu�ia Lane NE 6h80 Luc7a Lane NE 6690 Lucia Lan� !�� ] Q Lync�e �Dr� ve �iE 95U Lynde Drive ��E 990 Ly�nde Dr i ve �dE 7400 Lyr rc Lar�e �iF 6�11 Ma�r Stre�t NE hQl 9 P�4a i r Street (�E 6021 r9ain Stree��N� 6C35 h1�in �trePt NF ° � -3- i� [C 16 � il Steven J. Olson, Envirt�n. O�cr. Steven J. Olson, Envi rori. Ofcr. 30.G0 Steven J. 01;,ons Cnvirane Ofc�r�:�• - 46,00 Stever J. di�on, Environ. Ofcr. 4G.00 Steven Jo 01san, Env��r�n. CJTC�'. 46.00 �Steven J!. Ol�on, � Environ. Ofcr. 40.00 S±even J. Olson; Enviran, Gfcr. 40,00 ° li � 40.OJ E 40,00 4i. 30,00 4 30.00 4 30.U0 4 3�,00 St�ven J . Ol �o� , En��iron. Qfcr. StEVen J. Olson, Envi ron. Ofcr°. � Steven J. Olson, Environ. Oficr. Steven J. 01.�ori, Enviran. �fcr. Stev�n J: Oisonp Enviran. Ofcr. � Steven J. 01s�n, Er�vi ron. Ofcr. Steven J. Olsor, Envirot�. OFcr�. � . ., . . .�:�,.....0.4 _ _�.a.,.•,.....- �._ _ _ ._ . __ . , . . . . �-; � . , .� cj _ F.OR CONCUt�R�:t�1�CE :3Y 7f-lE CITY COUNCiI. •�-- LZCEP�S�J" � � � Augus�� 1�3, 1980 � MULTIPLE DWELLING _.._._.,,.�.:..r.,:,.._... =- -- ....�..._..,....,.._�.. ._._........._.._... . --- _. ...__�._..r. QWNER • ADDRESS � UNITS FEE APPROVE Donald C. Wescom 117 Mississ:ppi Place NE 4 $30.00 Steven J. Olscn, 117 Mississippi Place NE � Env�ron. Ofcr. Fridley, MN 55432 . - � P. J. Prodahl, W. F. Johnson, 140 Mississip�i Place NE 2 ��0.00 Steven J. Oison, K. M. Hanson & T. A. Hanson , Environ. Ofcr�. 140 t�lississippi Place NE . , F►�i d1 ey, Mv 55�l32 . . . �Chris Jelevarov 16C� Mississippi Place NE 4 30.00 Steven J. Olsan, i 160 Mississippi Place NE, #1 _ _ _. _ _ .- �--- - En�iron. Ofcr. Fridley, MN 55432 � Fridl�y Apartments - 460 Mississippi Street ��E 103 176.50 Steve� J. 01san, 7900 Xerxes Ave. So. ., Envit°on. Oicr•. Suite 2030 ' . Mpls, MN 55431 . � Parkl and �Properti es 610 Osborne_ P.oad NE 9 40. (�� . Steven J. O1:>�n, c/o The Gr�iffin @ompanies Inc. Environ. Ofcr. $200 Humboldt Av�. So. - Mpl s, ��1N 55431 . � Parkland Proper-ties 630-Osborne R��d i�E . 34 73.00 Steven J. 01sen, same address as abov� Environ. O�Fc1°. A. T. Gearman 565Q Pnik Street NE 16 46.fl0 St�L�en �). Olson dba A& G Enterprises , Environ, Ofcr. 6205 University Ave. NE .� • Fridley, MN 55432 ' . . , A. �.T. Ge.arman 5�60 Pol k Stre�t .NE lb 46.00 � St�ven Je �]s�cn, same address as above Envsrono Ofcr. Parkland Froperties 690 Osborr�e R�ad NE� 34 73.00 Steven J. Olson, c/o The Grif�fin Companies Inc. '` Environ. Ofcr. 8200 Humbaldt Ave. So. • . -' Mpls, MN 55431 . • . ' � Gordon & Betty Aspenson 6489 Riverview Terrace (vE 4� 30.00 Steven J. Olson, 17 Rice Creek Way � . Environ. Ofcr. Eridley, MN 554�2 ° . . . . Edstrom Realty 155-175 Satellite Lane NE 33 71.50 Steven J, Olson: . P. 0. Box i 26 , -- -- - - ,_ . _ . .__ ___ .__... _- - Er�vi r°on.-: Ofcr. - . . ... .__ __ _ _ _ . _ _ . _ _.. . _. _._ ._ Winana, MN 55987 , � Edstrom Rea?t.y 195 Satellit� Lane NE 20 52,00 Ste��en J. Olsony same address as a�ove �� ....� � � Environ. Qfcr. �: �0 � � � -4- , I ��l� ' , �, .. � . . : � F.o� conrcur��r�c�: �Y °r�� c�-rY cauNCt�� . -- �.IC��.S�S � _� , Augt�si: 18, 1980 � MULTIPLE DWEL! ING .�_ _.._.,....�..�...�..��._._.,. .__...�_,....._ - ._....._..._�_.^._ ...... _�._.....___ _... . ,. � . . OWNER 713 Company 26 Western Terrace �olden 1(alley, MN 55426 Herman Rice � 8531 W. 29th St. Mpls, MN 55426 John A. Swanson 5835 Central Ave. NE Fridley, MN �5432 � Glenn Barrott ! 22600 Typo Creek Stacy, MN 55079 � Mr. & Mrs. Roger Blesi & ' Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Ward. ' 2812 64th Ave. N. Brooklyn Center, MN 55�30 Rogers Properties � G512 - 50th Ave. No. '� Nipls, MN 55428 Edward L. & Li nda b,�h�el er 4317 Decater Ave. Na. New Nope, MN 55428 Frank, William, Clea, Sandra auellette 20i Oak Park Dr. . Blaine� MN 55434 Gordon & Beity Aspenson 17 Rice Creek Way Fr�idley, MN, 55432 Darold D. & Ruth E. Jo�nson 4216 7th St. NE Mp1s, MN 55421 Jerry Guimont , 2187 Lakebraok Dr. New Qrighton, hiN �5112 Albin Johnson R, R. i, Box 59 � Cushing, t�JI 54006 � Albin Johnson � same address as above � ADDftESS � UNI1S FEE APPROVED SY 221 Satellite 1�ane NE 61i1 Star Lane NE 5770 � 2nd Street NE 12 $40.. 00 18 49.00 8 40.00 5830 - 2nd Street NE 4 30.00 5848 - 2nd Street NE 8 40.00 5851 - 2nd StrEe� NE 11 40.00 6008 - 2nd S�re�t �,E � 6061 - 2nd Stree� NE ' 4 650Q - 2nd Str�et NE 3 . �. 65�1 - 2rtd Street NE 5 30.Q0 30.OQ 30.00 30.00 - 6551 - �"cnd Street i�tE � �7 ' 30.00 580Q - 2 2 Streei: NE 4� 30:Q0 5810 - 2 2 Street IVE 4 30:00 _5_ �� S�even J:�01son, Environ..Ofcr. Steven J. Olson, Env�ron: Ofcr. Steven J. Olson, Environ. Ofcr. Steven J. Olson, ' •Environ. Ofcr. Steven J. Olsony �nviron. Ofcr. Stet�e� J. O1 so�, En�f�ron, Ofcr. Steverr J. 0?son, Environ. Ofcr. Stever� J . Ol son , Environ. Ofcr. Steven J. dlson, Et��tiron. Ofcr. S�even J. O1 sor� a� Environ. Ofcr. Steven J. Olson, Environ. Oi'cr. Steven J. Olson, Environ. Ofcr. Steven J.�Olson, Environ. Ofcr. . U� j ' � J � : 10 C � r F.OR GONCURREP�ICE sY 1°Ht Cli'Y COUi�lCll: - LIC�`��S � =. �. , Au�ust 18, 198t� � MULTIPLE DWEII.IN� 01�NER '� ADDR�SS � UNITS FE£ APPROVED BY � . .__ .Jerry & 8arbara .McNurl in __ _ _ 5820 - 2'z Street NE 4 �3(i.QO Steven J. 0�san, � 250 Sylvan Lane . . ' �� nviron. Ofcr. Fridley, MfV 55432 � Dale H. Egland & Roger M. Ruetter� 5846 - 2� Street NE 6. 30.00. Steven J. 0]son, 1415 MeadowTark Dr. Environ. Ofcr, Stillwater, MN a5082 " ' John Quellette - 59Qi - 22 Street N� � 4 30.00 S.teven J. Olson, 848 82nd Ave. �E Environ. Of�r,�_ Spring Lake Park, MN 55432 � � J. w. Lindholm 5924 - 22 Street NE 7 30.00 Steven J. Olson, , 2529 Parkview Bivd. � Environ. Ufcr. Mpl s, �MN 55432 - � ` ' . Dale Knatt 5980 - 22 Street NE 4 30.00 Steven.J. Olson, 2000 F'airway Dr. . Environ. Ofcr. Mpls, MN 5542i - . fierbert A. Aaker 60b0 � 22 Str�et !rE 4 30.00 Steven J. 07son, 8&42 �orthbrook Ave. � Enviror. Ofcr�. Braoklyn Park, l�1fV 554�28 _ . Mr. & M!^s. �l�rnold Elmquist 490� - 3rc� Stre�t IdE 7 30.00 S�even J. Olson, 8140 �ong Lake Road NE . Environ. Ofcr•� Mpls, MN 55432 � Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Elmquist 4913 - 3rd Si:reet Nr 7 30�00 Steven J. Olson, same address as above • Environ. Ofct,. Mr. & Mrs. P,rn�ld E]mquist 4921 - 3rd St;^ee� NE 7 30.Q0 � Steven Jo Oison, same �ddress as above• "�" - � � Environ. Ofcr. Mr. & Mrs� Arnold Elmqu�s� 4939 - 3rd Street NE 7� 3L.Q0 Steven J. O�son, same-address as above i Environ�. �fcr. Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Elmquist . 4949 - 3rd �treet NE � 7 30.00 Steven J. Olson, same address a� above . Envi�on. O�cr. John D. Mi11er � ,4955 -.3rd Street Nf . 11 40.4Q ..Stev�n J. O1son, 5Q09 University Ave.`NE Environ. Ofcr. . � M�1 s , MN 55421 _ . . . � . � . John D. Miller 4985 - 3rd Street NE 11 40.00 S�even J. Qison; same address as above ' . �Environ. afcr.. John �. Mi'le.r 50Q5 - 3rd Street NE 11 40.00 Stev�n �. Olsa��s same address as above . �� Envir�on. Ofcr. John D. Miller 5025 - 3rd Street NE 11 40.00 Steven J. Olson, same address as above � Environ. Ofcr. � . . _ ., _. � , , . __ . � . .� . .� Y . �.. ..�m..._. .. � .. - . _ ,. . _ .,:,..'--•.� �= ; � � � � � � �o � . ��;�; . . ,, . � . � `� F'.(�R C�NCI�i;R�'-id�E �3Y 'i"f�iE GI'C'Y COUNCCL '� — L��i��S =�� . �v� � t . _ . �,u�t�s�: 18, 1980 • MULTIPLE DWELLING , � — ._�.....�.:�� .._ .._.__....W..._.._.�.._... -- . --- �. p��ER � ADDRESS � : UNITS �FEE APPROVED BY� � . � . . Mervin 1_. �yrne 5Q55-65 - 3rd Str�ei: NE 4 $30.00 Steven J, 01son, 5955 - 3rd 5treet NE - �� .'. Envi ron. �O�Fcr. Fridley, MN 55432 ". . . �. � Elliot V. Benincasa 6061-3-� - 3rd Street NE 3 30.00 Steven J. Olscn, 59'L5 Oakview Ln. N. ' � ' Enviran. Qfcr. Mpl s, P�N 55442 _ � Vernon S. Hoium & . 532a -� 4th Str�et NE 4 30.OQ Steven J. Qlson, Duane A. Otterness � Environ. Ofcr. �925 Dain �Tower � �, �Mpl s, MN'.+ 55402 • _ . __ . - -- Ouane 1�. Schv�rartz 5347-49 - 4th Stree� NE 3 30.00 2525 = 118th Ave. NW � : Coan Rapids, MN 55433 � . Eugene F. Welter 537Q�- 5th Street NE 57Q4 - 56:Gh �ve. No. Mpls, MN ��54�9 . <<ames S. & Debra A. Qurmar� 53aG -- 5th Str�et I�� 20580 Sa�can�ore St. Gedar, �iN 5501 i Cur�is Bostrom 5400 - 5th Stt^eet f�E 5652 Regis irail - Fridley, MN� 55�32 - � C�rtis �8ostrom 5410 - 5tY► Street NE same address as ab�ve Ob�rt B. & E1izabpth M.. Anund�on a420 - 5th Street NE 3217 Wendhurst Ave. NE' . h1p1s, MN 554�8 Fridley Apartments - � 6303-05 - 5th Street NE 7900 X�rxes Ave. So. � ` , Suite 2030 . ' Mpls, MN 55431 . , � � � 3 30.00 4 34.00 4 3Q.00 4 30.Q0 4 2 �,: Steven J. �lsun, Environ. Ofcr. Steven J. OJ sc�n 9 Environ. Ofcr. Stev�n J�. Oisun, Env;r�on. U�'cr,. Steven J. Olson, Environ. Ofcr. Steven J.. O1 sc�n, Environ. Ofcr: 30.00 � Steven J. Oison, 20.. 0� Fridl�y Apartments e 6311-6329 - 5th Stree� NE 16 46.00 same address as abave � ' � ' F�idley Apartments same_address as above . __ Ft�idley NpurtmCnts same addr�ss as above Fridley Apar�ments sarne address as above Environ. Ofcr, St�ven J. Olsc�n, Enviran. Ofcr. St�ven J. O1 scm, Environ. Ofcr» 63�7-6339 - 5th Street NE 2 ?_0.00 5teven J. Olsan, . __. __ _. _.__ _ _ _ .--- -__. __._ .. ...-Envi ron-.-=0f�r_� 63�1-�i365 - 5th Street NE �6_ 45.Q0 � Steven J. Olscan, � . Environ: Ofcr. 6�r01-6403 - 5th Street NE 2 20.00 Steven J. Olson, Environ. Ofcr. , . ��_ . Ur� f_� • � �� '� .. c} F,Of� "CUNCUt�RCi�IC� 3Y .'ii-i�c CiT'Y �.aUf�Cl� -� �,Y�'�Jk:,s �.� _____,_ - �t_s�x�.�st 13� 19BQ • �IULTi�LE QWELLING - -- -.-.---,----..-�:.-..---�..�...._..._.. .._.,_�..__. _.,......._ .... � OWNER ' � ADDRESS . l��l�'T'S t=EE APPROVED BY _ _ _ _ --- - -- --- --_— ____.. �— • , Fridley Apartments �4U9-6427 - 5th ��i. NE '' 7900 Xerxes Ave. Se. • Suite 2030 ' Mpls, MN 55431 � i Fridley Apartments 6g31-6433 �- 5th St. NE 2 5teven J. O�son, same address as above . Environ. Ofcr. Fridley Apartments �'6437-6455 - 5th�St.�NE � Steven J. O�son, same �ddress as abovp Environ. Ofcre Fridley Apartments � 6459-6�E1 - 5th St. NE 2 Steven J. Glsor�s sa�!e address as above � Envi ron. Ofc:r: Fridiey Apartments. . 6�65-64$3 - 5th St. N� � 16 Steven J. Olson. same address as above � � Environ. Ofcr. Fridley Apartments 6487-6489 - 5th St. NE 2 20.00 Steven Je Ols�n, same address as a6ove � E�viron. Of�r°. I . � . ' C Duane G. Gooyir�s - 5400-2 - 7th Street (�E 3 3Q.00 ' StEV�n J. ��sanz { .ril 3 Oakwood Dri ve Er�vi ran. Ofcr. - I Anoka, hi(� 55303 _ . �Jerini 5 Kmi t& Johannu Luc� ow �� 50 - I�h Street ��E 3] 58 P,rthi�r St. NE � Mpls, MN 5541� - Celeste J. Nelson .?_51 -- 57ir� P1ac� vE B & N Investments 1549 Ottawa Ave_. So. . . �olden Vai;e�, MN 554i6 . . � . . G1 en t�i. Peterson 380 -- 57th Pi ace fvE 380 - 57th Place NE I°ridley, i�1(V 55432 . Daniel S. 0'Neill � 390 - 57i:h Place �VE 390 � 5ith �lace NE, #2 � - Fridley, MN 55432 � • Dale H. Egla�d & Roger M. Rue�ten %50 -- 59'-�.Way �NE 1 �15 hfiea�o��l ark Dr. � Sti7lwater, MN 55G82 Fi �-Bar 15] - 59 2 Way �►� 5217 w'ayzata l�l vd. Sui te 108 Mp] s f hiN 5541 f . 16 $k5,�0 �0 G Steven J.-C1son; Envi ron. 0�'cr. `� ti i6 46.00 e � �, 46.Q0 : 3� 73.00 Steven J. Ols�n, , Envit°�n. Ofcr. • 4 30.00 Steven J. Olsnnr ; Environ. Ofcr. 4 � 30.00 S��ven J. O1 sori; �nvi ror. 0-F�r. � 4 30.00 Stev�� J, Q15o�t� Environ. UfGr. � ' 1.?_ . �4Q.00 12 : 40.GQ Stev�n J.�Oi�on, Er�viron. Ofcr. Ste�en J. 0� soj� y Eriviron. C�fer�, QWNER f�r; � � � . . � � � � �> F.Qft CUNCt1i�R�AICE� �Y 'Ci-!C. GiT�{ cau�c�� ._ _. tICF��dSES � . . � � �ur,'u.s�c i8, i�81? - MULI'IPLE Dt�fEl:l.ING � t. � ADDkESS . UNI7S FE� . APPROVED SY - --Troptcana- Company - - � ' 190 - 59? 4�iay NE 6250 Wayzata Blvd. • � � Mpl s, P�IN 55416 . � Tropicana Company - 191 - 592 Way N� same address as above Otto�G. Westenfield 11.0 - 61st Ave. NE 81 Rice Creek Way Fridley, MN 55432 � John Haley/GTen Pfe�fer 290 - 61s� Ave. NE� , 6073 - 3rd St. NE ' Fridley, MN 55432 � Rice Creek Townhouse Company 1565-7-9�71-5-7 - 1652 - 69th Ave. NE 68th Ave. fdE Fridley, MN 55432 Rice Creek Townhouse Company 1566-8-70-2-4-6 - ( same address�as above 68th.Ave. NE � Rice Creek Townhouse Co►;�pany 1578-80-2-4-6-8 - : same address as above �� 68th Av�. NE Rice Creek Totti�nhouse Cor��any . 1579�80-3-5-7W9 - same address as above 68�th Ave. NE � Rice.Creek Townhous� Company 159p-2-4-6 - same address as above 68th�Av�. NE ,. _Ri ce Creek_ Townhouse C�mpany 7 59`I -3-5-7 - same address as above' � 68�:h Ave. NE Rice,{;reek To�rnhouse Com�any 1600-2=4-6-8-1Q - same address as above . . 68th Ave. NE Rice Creek Townhouse Con��any . 1E�O1-3-5-7•-9-11 - same address as above � 68th Ave. [�E Rice Creek Townhouse Conipany 1512-4-6-8 - same address as above - 68th Ave. NE Rice Creek Townhouse Company 1613-5-7-9 - same address as above 68tii Ave. NE Rice Creek Townhouse Company 1��0-2-4-6-8-30 - san�e address as above 68th Ave. NE Ri ce Creek To4vnhouse Company 1621-�-5-�7-9�31 - same address as above , 68th Ave. NE. � 12 $40.40 �12 40.00 8. 40.00 '2 Z0.00 6 30.00 � � 6 10 '-� . .. Steven J. Oisan, E��viron. ..Ofcr.' Steven J. Olson, Envi ro��. Ofcr. 5teven J. Olson, Envi ror� . Ofc,r. Steven J. Olson, Enviror. Ofcr. Ste�en J� Oison, Environ. Ofc.r. 30.OQ Steven J. Otsor., Envi ron. Ofc:r. . 30.00 Ste��en `J, alson, Environ. Ofcr. 3G.00 Steven J. Olson, Enviran. Ofcr. ; 4 30. 00 Sf:�ven J. 07 son S Env�iron. Qfcr. - 4 � 3a. 00 �- Stev�n J, Q7 son , Envir�n. Ofcr. 6� 30.00 Steven J. Olson, ' - Environ. Ofe:r. � 6 30.00 Steven J. Olson, � . _ . .Environ.� Ofcr. 4 30,00 Steven J. Qlson, 4 6'� 6 Environ. Ofcr. 30.00 Stev�n J. Qlson, - Cnviran. Ofcr. 30.00 Steven J. Olson, ,. Envi►^on. O�fcr. 3(1.00 St�ven J. Olson, Environ. Ofcr. . OWNER �� jr�: r , � ' � : ' l� I ��'� , � '� �.p27 �QNCUt�t?;�t�l�E. BY 1'FdE ClTY-GOU!'JC��. — . �.IC�"��5 . � . _._._ � . Au�ust 18y 1980 � MULTIALE DWELLING �.._.._._..._�..,.._............�.._.�.._.._._._.._....�.._.... .. .._,._ _..... ......_..,._. .. � ADDRESS . UNITS FEE APPROVED BY , __Rice Creek Townhouse Comp�ny 1652 � 69th i�ve. NE Fridley, Mn 55432 � Rice Creek Townhause Company same address as above Rice Creek Townho�ase Company same address as above � : Rice Creek Townhouse Company �same add�ress as above Rice Creek Townhouse Company same addr�ss as above Rice Creek Townhouse Company same address as above 1632-Q�-6-8 - 68�h Ave: hE 1�633-5--7-9 - 68th �ve. NE 1640-2-4-6-8-50 = 68�h Ave. NE 1641-3-5-7-9-51 - 68th Rve. NE 1652-4-6-8 '- G8th Ave. NE ]653-5-7-9 - � 68th Ave. NE Rice Creek Townhouse Company i66Q-2-4-6-$-7Q - .-same address as abave 68th �1ve. NE Rice Creek Tc�wnhouse Ca�:�Nany 1661-3--5-7-9-71 - same address as above �68th Av2. NE� Rice Creek Townhouse C�mpany 1672-4-6-8-80-2 - same address as above - 68th Ave. NE Rice Creek Townhouse Campany 16/3-5-7-9-H7-3 -� same address as above 68th Ave. NE � - .�Rice Creeic Townhouse Company 1560-2-4-6-8-70- - �sam� address as above ' - 69'�n Ave: NE �� Rice Creek Townf�ouse Company same �address as above Rice Creek Townhouse Gompany same address as above � Rice Creek Townhouse Company same address as abov� Rice Greek Tawnhouse Campany same address «s above Georg� W. Kno11, Jr. � 1275 - 72nd Ave. NE j F'ri dl ey�, MN 55432 1590-2-4-6 �- 69th Ave. NE 4 $30.QQ 4 30.Q0 Steven J. Olsan, Environ.'Ofcr. Steven.J. Olson, Environ. Ofcr. b 30.00 Steven �J. Olson, � Environ. Ofcr. G 30.00 Steven J. 0]son, � � � Environ. Ofcr. 4 30.00 Steven J. Olscn, Environ. Ofcro 4 30.00 Steven J. O7�on, Environ. Ofcr. 6 30.00 Steven J. Olson, Environ. Ofcr. 6 30.00 Ste�len:J. O1son, - Envi�r-�n. OPc�^. 6 30.00 Steven J. Olsor, . � . , . - . Envi ron . Ofca�. .6 30.00 Stee�en J. 01san, _ Environ, (?fcr. 6 30.Q0 Sie�en J. �lson, `. . . En��i rnn . O�cr. 4 30.00 Steven J. 01so�, i Envi r�n: 0.�°cr. 1600-2--4-6 - • 4� 30,00 St�v�n J. �lson, ' &9th Ave. t�E � � Ei��,�9r°r,n. Ofcr. 1630-2-4-6-8-40 - 6 30.00 Steven J. Olson, 69th Ave. NE . . Environ.. Ofcr. 1b50-2-4-6-8 - 5 3�.00 Steven J. Olson, 69�h Ave. NE Environ. C�cr. 1270-76 - 72nd A�re. NE� 4 30.Q0 . Steven J. 01s�n, Envi ror� . Ofcr. -10- ._... .: . ..... ,,. .. . ; .:: :.. , r . � : . __:.. .. .: ;_ ._..�.�,:;.� �r.:.�.•,�_..w ,.. ._ . _ , .. . _ , ,. . ._ .. . ._ _ .. _ . . �(�� ` • . . ', ` •. ' . . _ _ �� r-.OR CONCUf�RE�10E 3Y �Tf-1E c��r.r COI.1NCil. — L-IC�dS�S � � " Rugust:l,�y i980 � MULTIPLE DWELL.ING �,_.._.,._..,.. _._..�.�.. ...._ . , . OWNER w; ' ADDRESS . � UNITS ---__ F�E �.APPROVED BY �� — -- -;- -- ----- - - KgM Investment Compar�y 1679 - 73rd Ave. NE 24 $58.00 Steven �.�01san, 3005 Ottawa Ave. So. ' � � Environ. Ofcr: Mpls, MN 55416 ' Donald Peterson & �ohn Beh�an 351 - 74th Ave. NE 11 40,00 Steven J.,Olson, 1607 Bunker Lake Blvd. !VE � � 'Environ. Ofcr. , Anoka, MN 55303 Michael A. �roton & Rudy Bayer 371 -�74th Ave. NE � 4 � 30.00 � Steven� J.� Olson, �� 26 E.��Golden Lake Rd. .. Environ. Ofcr. Circle Pines, MN 550i4 � . Donald Peterson & John Behun 389 - 74th Ave. NE 11 . 40.00 Steven J. Olson, 1607 Bunker Lake Blvd. NE � Environ. Qfcr. Anoka, MN 55303 � Donaid Peterson & John Behun 415 - 74th Av�. NE 11 40.QQ Steven J. Olson, same address as �bove . Environ. Ofcr. Lyrtn Hansen 350 - 75��h Av�. NE 11 , 40.QQ � Steven J. �ison, 210 - 67th Ave. NE _ Envi�ro�. Qfcr.. Fridley, MN 55432 � � • M. A. Biddle 211 - 79th Rve. hiE � 8 ��.QO Steven J. Q�son, 4800 Cedar Lake Road S�. � Environ. Ofcr. Mpl s, MN 55416 _ ' . -.. _ . : Knutson, Carlsson`,�F. Soderberg,� 231� - 79th Way NE � 7 �30.00 Steven J.�O1son, A. Soderberg - � • Enviran. Ofcr, 3124 Rankin Rd. NE . - ' . . • . . . . �. . . . . Mpls, MN 55418 A. C_ & P.�Enierprises 321 - 79th Way NE . 8 40.00 Steven Jv 0'lson, 937 Grand Ave. _ . - � En��iron. Ofcr. - St. Paui , MN 55105 , . . , � -11 .�_ . . . � 1� K � �,�!�% � � � � � � 4��!> .�.o� corJCUr��z�`l�,-cF :3Y �'fiE -�17Y COUI�;CtI. -�.: ..LIC�'dS�� . A�.�g�jt 1�?, 1 q8Q w_ �. MUCi.IPLE DWELLI.NG . �.._.,,�..,_. .:............._...._....._ . __.,____. _..__--- ...�.. ......,. OWNER ' ADDRESS UNITS F�E AFPROVED BY -- = LeRoy, � M. - Holm�n �� - - - - - 5816 - 2nd Si;ree� . NE 1 $10, 00 5816 � 2nd �t. NE � • . . ... Fridley, MN 55432 . . _ . .. . Jerry L. McNurlin . 5936-�8 - 2nd Street NE 2 2Q.00 250 Sylvan Lane Fridley, MN 55432 . . . �' Robert C. Sl ocumb/Larry A. � Aal b�rs 6001-03 -'2nd St. NE '2 �� 20. OQ ". 6001 = 2nd St..NE _ . Fridley, MN 55432 . Edward J. Otremba 5045 - 3rd Str.eet NE 2 20,00 5567 E. Danube Rd. � : Fridley, MN 55432 - �� Edward J. Otremba 5�57 - 3rd Street Nf --2� - 20,00 same address as above _ .: .. Che�ster P. Wieloch 512� - 3rd Street NE 2 20.00 4328 - 4th St. NE . Mpls, NN 55421 . . . . Leonard R. Wood � 5141-43 - 3rd Street iVE 2 20.00 hfi30 McK�nley St. NE Fri dl ��N 55432 � � � Steven J, Olson, Env �i ron . (�fcr. Steven J: Olson, Environ, Ofcr. ' Steven �J. O1 san, Environ. Ofcr:'�'- Steven J. Ols�n, Envi ron. Ofci°. Steven J. Olson, Environ. Ofcr._ Steven J. Qlsun, Environ. Ofcr. Steven J. Olsan, Environ. Ofcr. ey, Joseph & Garol Sinigaglio 5191w93 - 3rd Street NE 2 20.00 Sieven J. Olson, 4715 - 3rd St. NE . _` Environ. Qfcr. I Mpiss MN 55421 _ ' . _ ', Stephen T. & Roreen A.. Lischalk 5357 - 4th S�reet NE 1. _ 10.0� � Steven J. Oison,_ 5357 - 4ih St. NE •- Environ. Ofcr. Fridley, MN � 5542i � : Marvin K. & Evelyn J. Durber� 5349-53 - 4th Street NE 8230 - 15th Ave. So. • B1 oomi ngton, MP� 55430 . CN-OX Properties 13562 Central Ave. NE Anoka, MN 55303 Mrs. Rutf� L. Magnuson 625 Park Ave. Mahtomedi , N1N 55i i 5 James or Betty Larson 5842 - 4th St. NE Fridley, MN 55432 5820-22 - 4th Street NE 583Q-32 - 4th SLreet NE 5840-42 - 4th Street NE -12- . 2 �' . 20 . C10 2 20.00 i � 10.00 1 10.00 ■ Ste��en J . 01 son , Environ. Ofcr. Steven J�. Olson, Environ, flfcr. Steven J. Ols�n, Environ. Ofcr. Steven J. Olson, Environ. Ofcr. , : ��;�-� ' . • � . �.0 L . �, �-' E�.or� coN:cur�R�r�,�cc :��r �rF��: c�T�� co�NCi� -- �,I��'��S } � ' A�gusi. 1$,, 1'�$p , • � MU4.TIPLE Dk�ELLING . � .....r...�.... , - .,_.....r............... __....-�..�..+---.-�... ��...�....�w . .. . OWNER �� ADDRESS � � 11NI t5 FEE . APPROVED .BY _William A. Giaenther 5860�-62 -�ich S�rePt NE 2 $20.00 Steven� J. Qlson, � 643 Rosedale Rd: NE , ; . .. . - - Environ.�Ofcr. Mpl s, ��N 55432 _ , Roy E. Erickson 590Q-02 - 4ih S�reet NE 2 �. 2Q.00 Steven J, Q1s�n, �325 Vincent Ave. No. Envircn. Ofc.r. Mpls, MN a5412 _ � . � Irene Nodges :� 59�8--1 �- 4ih Street iVE �_-� 1. �'�1 �:CQ Steven J. Q7 son, 5908 - 4th Street NE Environ. Ofcr: Fridley, MN 55432 . _ _ � William J. & Audrey T. Urban 5932-34 - 4th Street NE 2 2p.00 Steven J. Olson, 3090 Arthur S�. - � � � Em�iron. Ofcr. Roseville, MN 55113 . • � � Gerald Foss � 5940 - 4th Straet NE 2� 20.00 Steven J. O1son9 1513 �lo. Timber Ridge � Environ. Ofcr. _ _ Fri dl�ey, �MN 55432 - _ � . . � Norm�n & Ruby Ha1 i� 5365�-�7 - 5th Street I�E 2. _ 20.00 . Steven J. Ol s�n,, _ ` 5365-67 - 5th St. NE , _ � Envircn: Qfcr. Fri dl ey, M�i 55�21 � Ym � 1 10.00 Steven J. Uison, Ra ond � Jaca7�n La�'ave 5373-75 - 5th Str~eet �;� � 53i5 -.5�h St. gaE . _ . . _Er�viron. Ofcr. . Fri di ey, _MN 5�421 _ - . � ,_. _ -. . _ .. _ ; , _: David � Hattie Larson 6262.-�� - 5th Street NE 2� 2Q.Ofl Sfi;even J. Olson, 6401 Baker Ave. NE . En�; i ron .. Ofcr. � Fr�dley, MN 55432. • _. . . ..� _ Waiter H. Bonczek �335-�7 - 6th Street NE i 1O.p0 S�euen�J. Olson, 5335 - 6th St. NE _ : . _ , _ Environ. Of�r. . . Fri dl e � �1N 55421 Y� � David Lubet � 5361-63 -•6th St�eet NE 2�, 2U.0(l Steven J. Olson, 2532 Joppa Ave. ' . . Envir�n. Ofcr. St. Louis Park, MN 55416 - . . � David Lubet 5371-73 - 6th Street N� 2 20.00 Stev�n J. Oisar, � same address as abov� • Environ. �-fcr: Dav�id Lubet 5381-�83 - 6th Streei NE 2 20.Oq Stev�n J. O1son, same a�dress as above � . Environ. Qfcr.� Herbert J. & Audrey M. Blocm 5611 - 6th Street NE • 2 20.00 . St�vEn J. 0lsnny 56i1 - 6th St. NE . Environ. Ofcr. � Friclley, MN 554�2 �. � _ . -13- - - ; �M' , , . .. . , , . l0 M . �� . �. F.a� co�cur��ct��cE �� i��-i� ii-�-v couNC�� -� l.�C�dSES �. � ' . �u�ust �B, 1980 � MULTIPLE QWELLING . �-;----�--�--�--.,._.___ _ __..__.___�..._.....__....r _ �� .-'- _ ---'--' _ ' .. - _ . . OWiVER ADDRESS � UNI�TS . �EE APPROVED .BY. . . -fugene L. Bauch 5612-14 - 6th Street NE 1� $1Q..00 SteVen J. Olson, 5612 - 6th St. NE Environ..Ofcr. Fridley, MN 55432 � . Eugene L. Bauch � 5618-20 - 6th Sire�t NE 2 20,00 Steven J. 01son, same address�as above � Environ� Ofcr. John A. Saccoman �51-53 - 54th. Ave:NE . ..1 . 1.0.00 Steven J. QlsQn, 451 - 54th Ave. NE " _ Enviror�. Ofcr. . Fridley, MN 55427 .. ---°_ Drucillo Sando 217-19 - 57th Place N�� 1� 10.00 Steven J. Olson, 219 - 57th Place NE . Environ. Ofc��. Fridley, MN 55432 � • _ M�chael S. Darula � _349-53 - 57th P1ace N� �. _- 2 - 2O.QD Steven J: Olson, 4117 Estate Dr. � Environ. Ofcr. Brooklyn Park, MN 55443 - _ � � . _ . . . . .. : _ „ . �, -Meyer �roder , 2Z6-�8 - 58th Ave. NE -.1 •�- 10.00 Steven J. Ol�on, 278 = 58th Ave. (�E . . . . � Environ. Ofcr.- Fridley, MP� 55432 . . ,.,, � .:_. Fred Schultz �114-16 - 62nd Wa NE 2 20.GQ Steven J. Q]son; 12Q -- 62nd �,'ay tdE _ Environ. Ofcr. Fr�dl�ya Mh 55432 William K. Eckhari � � 4U NE 632 Way l � 10.00 Steven J. nlson,. ' 2117 Sioux Blvd. . �• Environ. Ofcr. � New Brighton, MN 55112 _ •._ . Wallace Roeker _ 50-6p = 632 Way NE 2 20.C�0 � Steven J�. Olsan, ` 7419 hlcKinley St. NE � Envirc�n. Ofcr. � Fri dl ey, MN 55432 , � � . Raj Dhir 1313-23� -,73rd Rve. NE 2�� , 2Q.Q0 Steven J._ OT:yo�, 13304 Forclham Ave. � � ' ' � Envir�n. Ofcr. Appl e Va11 ey, MN 55i 24 � . . . . . . . . . h1. Gary Muske • 1581-83 - 73rd �Av�. NE 2� 20,Q0 Steven J. Oison, 2321 Stinson Parkway � , Enviran. Ofcr. . � . .. Mpls, h9N 5541g . ' . . M. B. Sturdevant 7301-03 Able Street NE 1 10.00 Stev�n J. Olson, 7301 Ab1e St. NE , ' . � Environ. Ofcr. Fridl�y, MN 55432 . Wi�lliam J. &.Audrey�l�. Urban 7313-15 Able Street P�E 2 20.OJ Steven J. Olson, 3090 Arthur St. Environ. Ofcr. ROSeVi 11 �, h1N• 55113 -14- � � , . .. . 10 ��! . �j!_' r ' ., ' . . � � _�p 1°.0 r-� C U N C iJ i� n I' d�1 C. C� �'� 'i`� Fi E: C i"�' Y C 0 i! l�i C! L. — (�� .�''��S ,. , ' . .. ., • �,ua��t 18� 1980 � NiULT:PLE DI�ELLI�JG . ._...,._....�.....,...._..___.... __.,.._.._...._. . .,_._�....�..�..�.. _...._. ______ ----------- .. __-- _. _ OWNER ' ADQ�2C5S UNITS FEE � AP�ROVED BY_ � ---Rober� K7oi�,er - - - -- 7325-2i Ak�l� Stree:t NE `L $20.00 S�even J. Olson, ' 11577 Xavis St. NW • ' Environ. O�fcr. Coon P,api ds, MN 55433 . �.. Wayn� Thompson . 7339-arl Able Stre�t NE 1 10.00 Steven�J. Qlsan, � 7339 Able St. NE Enviro►�.. Ofcr. Fridley, MN 55432 � . Ttieodore R. Truehl & ' 73s5-6�7 Ab1 e Street NE . i� � 10.Q0 Sieven J. Ol son, � DeLois C. Truehl � .. � Enti�iron. Qfe�°:�-_ 6044 - 4th St. NE . . . . . _ _ . Fri dl ey, PiN 55432 � � � Chris�copher Chin 7379-81 Able Street NE :2 20.00 Steven J. Olson, 164i Chatham Ave. Environ. Ofcr. Arden Ni17s, MN 55112 - . _ _ L�eRoy J. & Beatrice A. 7417-19 Able Street NE � 20.a0 -Steven J. Olson, Schreifels . . . _ . - ,.-Environ. Ofcr.� 811� - 66th Ave. NE _ - . . . . . Fridley, MN 55432 Donai� J. & Roser�iary Ka�..s_ 7447-49 �b?t Str�et NE 2 20.00 Steven>J. 01son, 2419 - 5th St. NE � En4�iron. Ofcr. Mpls, (�N a5�1� . - Sar.ah E. Krans 7463-65 A�le St�^eet NE: .2 .. 20.OQ �:�. StEV�n J. �lson, � � 284 Wi ndsor Lane � ,_ : � Env i rar� . Ufcr. New Brighton, MN 55i12 . Dick 6d. Marquardt 6588 Central Ave. NE 1 lO,QQ . Steven�J. Olson� 6588 Central Ave. N� . ��nviron.. Ofcr.. ' Fridley, MN 55�32 • : Mrs..Virginia S. Ridinyer b6Q0-04 Ceritra1 Ave. NE 2 20.00. Ste�en J. Olson, 5330'Howards Paint Road : � '.Environ. Ofcr, Excelsior, MN 55331 • . _ ; _ � � Jerry Sruman �. - . 7325=27 Ceniral Ave: NE � 'L � 2�.OQ � Steven J. Olson, � 6110 F�odgson Road � Environ.-Ofcr. _ Circle Pines, MN 55014 � � � � Je��ry Truman � � 7335-7 Ceniral Ave� NE 2� ZO.QO � Steven J..O�son, same address as above � Em�iron. Ofcr. Raymond L. Anderson 6428-30 D�llw�od Drive NE � 1 • 10.00 Steven J. Olson, 6428 Dellwood Dr. Environ. Ofcr. Fridley, h1N 55432 . -i 5- �• . OWNER —T .. , ��, . � � . . . ._�� .a� coN�ur�r�j�racr �Y ��'f-ii r��r�t �our�c« - LI�E�'�S�S _ . , ��u5� a ��. � �3a � ...,r�u�.�.��.��...�Ft..t_z�,�. . �. �....�:..�...�..� �.�..__._..�. _��.�...... �. .� _ FtUD4tESS UNITS FEE APPROVED BY . , -- --- .-:- K. Horns�ten- . _.. _. _ 619U-92 East Ri ver Rd. 2 10916 Mississippi Drive � � Champlin, MN 55316 George J. & Nell Davis . 6210-ZO Eas� rciver Rd, 2 6501 Xerxes Ave. No. Brooklyn Center, MN 55430 � �Dale W. Jones 7330-32 Ev�r� Caur�t NE 2 300 E: Main St. Anoka, MN 55303 Sartaj & Neeta Sahni 7335-37 Evert.Caurt P�E 2 1551 Camelot LN NE � Fridley, MN 55432 Michael A. Broton/ Rudy Bayer 1301-03 Fireside Dr. NE 2' 26 E. Golden Lake Raad . , Circle Pines, MN 55014 Marilyn E.Johnson Beckdel 7833-37 Firwood.Way NE 2 RD 1, Box 84N . . . Bellefonte, PA 16823 = � David &. Janet Parke 78�3-47 Fi �rood t�fuy Pd� 2 Route 1, �ox 74 Renville, MN 56"c84 � ; Dimitrios arvanitis 7871-75 F��voo� Way NE . 1 7871-75 Fi rwood w'ay NE � ' I Frid1ey, MN 55432 Kirylo Czichray & � 7II7g-81 Firweod Way NE � Walter Czichray : , 147 Cra�g Way NE Fridl'ey, MN 55432 � � i. Viola M. Froreyberger 7883-85 Firwood Way NE 1 7885 Firwaod Way NE • Fridley, MN 55432 John Zielinski 78�9-91 Firwoad Way NE 1 7889 Firwood Way NE � Fridley, MN 55432 ' Clarence J. & Lillian E. Fischer 7��3-97 Firwood Way NE 1 7897 Fi rwood LJay NE , Fridleyy, MN 55432 . -16- 10 0 $20.00 Stev�n J. Olson, Enviran.. Ofcr. 20.00 Steven J. Olson, Enviren�. Ofcr. 20.00 Steven J. Olson, Envir�n. Of�r:'�- 20.00 �o.oa 2Q.00 Z0.00 �0.00 Steven J. Olson, .Environ. Ofcr. Steven J. Olson, Environ. Ofcr. Steven J. �1son, Env�ron, Ofcr. Steven J. Ol son, Environ. Ofcr. S�even J. Olson, Environ. Ofcr, 10.00 Stevet�. J. Oi san, Environ. Qfcr. i0.00 10.00 10.00 S�even J. Oison, Environ.� Ofcr. Steven J. Olsons � Environ. Oi`cr. Steven J. Olson, Environ. Ofcr. .�..♦ • • � .,,.�r ...-wv....r.:a� 1 .» �.._ . . .. . . � , . ...., .1... �f ..,_ ,_ � t , . .��...:�.... �w.:u�..-�.......��a��nrw..w.;�. �.ar�au��v».. ... ' • .:.'.AirSei. .. :' .. �.�. _.r... �. �.�s }y.+:��n+•�..�.!....... �...<.. ' , ;�' , l� P . �� ; . . .� r.0�t COiJCUi�RF�iacc �3Y �'f-i� C1'fY �COUNGiL — I�ICEf`J�S� .. .,,.� . � .�ugust 1B, 1980 �. � MULTIf'LE �7�JELLING � .. . . OWNER RDDRESS UNITS FEE APPROHED 8Y "� Roger. & Patricia Ghai �'�11-13 Tranton St� NE 2 $20.00 Steven J. 01son, 11321 Ivy��ood St. NW � Environ. .Ofc:r. , Coon Rapids, MN 55433 � . . j; Dean W. Nordahl - 42i-23 Ironton St, NE 2 20.00 Stever��J. Qlson, 10665 Northmark Drive Environ: Ofc:r. =Eden Prai ri e, MN 55344. � �- Forrest Gornelius 4Q20 Main St. NE 7 10.00 Steven J. Olson, -� 4020 Main St. �E � � . . - � .. . . � �. Environ. Ofcr.'. Fridley, MN 55421 _. ' - � Bruce J. Her'rick 4551 Main St..PdE � 1 10.00 Steven J. Olson, - 4551 Main St. NE . . �Environ. Ofcr. Fri dl ey, t�N 55421 : - John M. Vachuska 4571-73 Main St. P�E 2� 2J.00 Steven J. Olson ! 4930 Madison St. NE � Environ. Ofcr. � Col�umbia Heights, h1f� 5�42:1 . _ _ ._: __ _ _. - . __ , _ , : _ . . . Mi cha�1� � Woytasek 4591 `i�lai-n St.. NE - �.--- -2 �_ 20. Q0 St�ven J�. Ol son, , 223 - 4th St. NE :: Env�r�n. Orcr. Mpls, MN 55418 . ' _. J. Mic}iaeJ Dudley � 5835 Main St. NE � '� �' 2 20.00 ._ .� Steven J. Olson, .The Cornel ius C�. ..- :; Environ. Ofct,. � High��ray 10 West � � _ _ - Anoka, MN 55303 _ . li _. _ John M. Chura 5971-73 Main St. �!E x .10.04 �teven J. Ois�n, -5973 Main St. NE ,� _ - . � Environ. Ofcr. Fr� dl ey, MN 55432 _. _ . . • _ � .. ..Kenneth J: Kiefer° 5gBl: hlain St. NE � 2 20.00 - Steven J. Q:lson, - 5224.Sunnyside Road • . � , Enviran. �fcr, Ptew Brighton, MN 55112 • � • Ronald L. Villella � 6711-�5 Main S�. NE 2 20.00 Steven J. Olson, 6Q01 Leslee Lane, � Environ. Ofc�^. Edina, MN 554��f � S. �K. Madi rec�di i 23a-32 iyorton Ave. NE 2� 20. G� Steven J, Ol son, 11542 Gentilly Rd. . • Environ, C1fcr. Map] e Grove, l�1N 55369 Angela K, Pon�ssa 12G0-52 iVor�on Ave. NE F 10.00 Steven J. O�son, 1260 Nort�� Ave. NC � Environ. O�cr. Fridley, ��N 55432 . _ ' Dowie Bouma � 1285-87 Norton Rve. NE 2 � 20,00 Steven J. Olson, j'S25 Rice Creek Terrace � Environ. Ofcr, ;r Fri d1 ey, P1N 55432 . _ -17- ,��...:�, • • . . - , , i ,��> �.0�{ C�iNCI�R�"��l�E ��d� �si�� ci�r�t �coui�ct� -- L�� .�...�. ' . �U�ust 1�, 1980 � MULTIPLE Gk�ELLINU , .• - -. - --.—.-y.--.�.........e...._�:...___.......__. . .._W..-...........d..�w.._ . •--- - ----- - --- -----..... � OWNER� '� � ADDRESS '!lNITS FEE APPROIIED BY , — _---� Chester W. Perkerwicz 13�2-44 Osbarnn Raad NE 7370 Concerto Curve . ' �� FridTey, MN 55432 Vicior Daml Jr. & 174-76 Pearson Way I�E DeLoris L. Oaml ` ... , 9412 Flintwood St. NW Conn Rapids, MN 55433 � Vernon Fuechtmann 633� Pierce St. NE 5872 Was.h i ngton St..� NE 'fri dl ey,' MN 55432 . " Duane L. Guse 6345 Pierce St. NE 19�61'Madison St. NE - � Cedar, MN 55011 . � 2 $20.OQ 2 20,00 2 20.00 2 2Q.00 �� Sieven J, Olson, Environ. Ofcr. Steven J. Olson, Environ. Ofcr. Steven J. Olson, . Env-iron. Ofcr. Steven J. Olson, Environ. Ofcr. , Jerome Wraneschetz 6355 Pierce St. NE 1 10.00 Steven J, O�lson, ; 6355 Pierce St. NE � . Enviran. Ofcr. Fridley, MN 55432 . _ Duane Levand�wski 6361 Pierce St. NE 1 10.00 Stev�►? J. Ois�n, 636i Pi�rce St. �;E = Env?ron. Ofcr. Fri�ley, MN 55432 . . _ Qonal�d �Neis 6373-77 �'�i�rce St. NE � 2. 20..QG Steven J. O�san, � 8340 Red Oak Dr. hE _ � � . Environ. Ofcr. Mpls, MN 55432 �� Wayne F. Mudgett 64Q1 Pierce St. NE ` . 1567 P9,yrt1 � St. . htap:l �4tiruo�, MN 55119 ' Thomas E. Brlckner ' 1441=43 Rice Creek Rd. NE ` 6249 6en More Dr. Fridley, MN 55432. . Thores J. & Est�lle Johnsan 64�6-98 R�i�erview 1'err. NE 6617 Wyoming Ave. N. � : Brooklyn Park, MN 55428 � Ray M. & Dorothy `J. �urchett �1QQ Star Lan� IVE � 6100 Star Lane NE Fridley, MN 55432_ Vernon D. Lindberg ��6140-4� Star Lane NE • 6144 Star Lane NE � Fridley, MN 55432 - George J. Winiecki 6150-56 Star Lane NF � 2134 Silver Lake �td. . � New 8righton, MN 55112 � . . �18_ 2 20.00 2 2Q.00 �. 2 20:00 Steven J.. Oison, Envi ron , Ofcr�. � Steven J. 07�ons Environ: O.fcr. Steven J. Olson, Environ. Ofcr. l 10�00 Steven J. Olson, � Environ. Ofcr. _ - -- -- - _..__ . . _ ___. ._. _ _ ._ .._. ._ _ _2 __._. - ��' �� . Steven J: Ol son, � • Environ. Ofcr. 2 20.00 Steven J. Olson, ' Enviro��: Ofer. f;,,� .:r� ; a.� � 4. � � "'��> � ��.ti�r� ct�rvcvr,F;�,��,�r �-��• ��;�r: ci�-�r couN�� - LICE�J�S � �.!_._.._..t . , . . �u�u�t 1£�; 1��0 � MULTIPLE DWELLING .....�.e.�-......�..........Y,.......,�...+....r...._.,..�_..�...,...�.........,.�«.�.�...«............_.._...................-..,.....��......�...�...... .......�...._.........-.... ....-��.v •. . OWNER � AQDRE5S UNITS FEE RPPROVED SY Charles & JoAnn Haussler 5840 University kve. NE 2 $20.00 Steven J�. Ulson, 5684 Jackson St. NE " Environ. Ofcr, Fridley, MN 55432 .- Erland C. Thor 7323-25 University Ave. NE 2 20.00 Steven J. Olsor, 7325 University Ave. NE � Envzron. Ofcr. Fridley, MN 55432� c / P � P . � - . ..� g_ 7 . _. ,. . ,. .....�., ..... .... ... _ ... . . _ +.. .. �A,�f� T FUR CONCURF2E=J�tCE :3Y 7ElE C{7Y CO�NGfL - LICE"1SES �.0 S s �� . _-- �US� 1�,_��ac _ . � � , ' � � �'�"� , �� . Y �� of I_ i c��nse: B,� �1 � ►rov�d �y: . .. Fees : �n�e'."1:d1 i�ril�fl�: . 1 � _—. . � Raffaeie's Supper Club Ralph Uir�iila Jam�s P. Hill � -$70.00 �, 8298 t;niversity Ave. N.E. . � � �ublic Saf�ty Uirector ' . � . ; Fridley, Mn. 55432 ' , . �� Food Establishment . • . � � Raffaele's Supner Club Ralph VIrgill� Sfeven-J. Olson � � $25.00 ` �298 University Ave.N.E. Health Ii�spector � Fridley, Mn. 55432 � '; Itinerant Food Permit . . �; . � .. . , h1ichael Sev.Unit. Society � L.S. Johnson Steven J. OTson Exempt + 980 - 67th St. N.E. � .Health Inspector � �rid�ey, +4n. 55432 - � � P �.. ._ __ . . _ _ __ . . _ . __ _ .. _ .- . .._ __ _ . . . . � Ii ' • ,�� f FQR CONCUP,RENCE BY T�{E CIiY COi1NCiL - CLAIMS !�i:r,��-r 1 h . 1 Q�(1 _ - - CLAIM NUi�1BEFS 2Q7P�119 - 227��J15 11 � E FQ� CONCURRENCE BY °TNE CITY COIJNCIL - ESTI��IATES Talle, Herrick, Munns 3� Goodrich . , 6279 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota- 55432 For legal services render°ed for the month of July, 1980 Smith, Juster, Feikema, P1almon & Haskvitz 1�50 Builders Exchange Bldg. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55402 For legal services rendered as Prosecu�tor during Ju1y, 19�0 � Eugene A. Hickok and Associates, Inc.. 545 I ndi an t�lound Wayzata, P�li 7nesota 55391 Professional Services - July, 1980 for . . More Lake Monitoring Commissioner af Transportation State of Minn. Dept. of Transportation Financial �idministration Section 461 Rice Street St. Paul , h�1i r�nesota 55103 Traffi c co'ntrol si gnal -i ntersec�ti on of 53rd and Hwy. Na. 65 s � $�,883.00 �2,620.00 $ 425. 00 $7,235.56 ,a. __.. . �.�.�,. . �2 . _ - . . _. . __ ._ . .1 NEiiMAN L,TALLE v�RGiL C. HERRIGM( HGGERT MUNNS � WILUAM K. pOODRICH DAYfh P, NGWMAN 04UGLA5 E. KIINT. VCH . - LAVJ OFPICES TALLE, �-lER�21CK, Ivli..lNNS & GOODRICha 31B EAS7 MAIN 5Ti7EET � ANOKA�MINNESOTA 55303 . , d2l-5413 ' August 13, I7�O g279 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N,E. FRIDLEY, MlNNESOTA 55432 5%1�3850 INVOICE NQ. 6000 •City qf Fridley 6431 University Avenue N.E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 JULY RETAINER " � $1,300.00 Council Meetings 6 hours Staff Conferences 9 hours Memos & Legal P�esear.ch. 14 hours Regulatin� Condomi.niums � Ce.rtificate of Oecupancy DisctYarg� of Employees Review h'ulksnan's Compensation Claims ' Nuisance Ordinance Attend DiscY�arge Hearing 2 t�ours Poli.ce Civil Service Co�m. . Citizens Inquiries 3 hours � 34 hours / � � Iiours in excess of 30 @$��Q.00 �p COtJ.�'�fi APPEARA.NCES Preparaticin of Su:�nons dnd Camplaint 125.00 re: Lenhaxt' Unlawful Detainer Re: I,entiart 200.00 Prepara�i_on of Summons and Compl"aint 125.00 fie: Schuur $1.,$70.00 ERPLNSEh iL�VANCED: . Anoka Ca. Sheriff (process service) 8.55 Re: ,7ohn Lenhart SecreLary of S�ate Re: Lenhart (UGC Filing search) 3.00 � 12 xerox copi�s �$�15 per copy -._,_ _._ 1.8U BA%111�Cr DLTL: $1,8�8�;35 � . �� . �'S �� STA7EMENT SMI7H, JUSTER, FEIKEMA, MALMON & HASKVIIZ ATTORN�I'S AT LAN! 1250�iU1LDERS EXCHANGE E3LDG. SUBURBAN OFFICE ' MINNEAPOLIS, �INIVE50TA 55402 FRIOLEY 339-1481 �City of Fridley � 6431 University Avenue fd. Eo Fridley, Minnesota 55432 Attention: Mr. Plasin� QuresE�i, L City Manager J C,{� P4EASE RETURti TNIS POR710N W:TM YIJVH PAYAtGNT V . . . " .. . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . _. . .. _ . . DATE o e o s�ALANCE FORWARDEt7 F=ROM1^. LaST STATEMEN7 � 8-11-�0 For legal s�rvices renciered as Prosecuior for ihe C�ity of Fridley during July, ]980. Representatian af City of Fridley in 119 pre-jury trial conferences anci 4? court cas�s. (61 Nours - 15 minutes), f�rocessing complaints includir�c� citizen inquiries ' and preparation of 2 fbrmal compiaints, (45 minutes). Administration confe,ence and memo on naisar,ce ordiance. . ' (1 ho�r}, � Total Time - (63 hours) Julys 198�J Retainer $1,300.00 $1,3Q0,00 � Time in excess of 30 hours 1,32Q.00 �2,620000 (33 ho�ars ) . Sh1tTH, JUSTER, FEIKEMA, MA�MON & HASKVi7Z ATTORNEY2 AT LA.W 12 I3 ' Augus� 4, 1980 . .... ...., . ... ._e.. ... : -L' +..�. i.!i:i� ..... .�L[.. � [ taj�;`�� i\. tl±c;k,c4. �ir;l f�s�;oC iic^, Inc. , � Hyd�^�c :i sts �-- Enyi,iecrs �;-;: . �..� AL� �1 �'�` £ � • � . �'�. 1 3 � t 1 �. . t ,�.'y e �y � . � i {�! \'n � ..._, f . . . _ . . 545 Indian Mound --; Wayzata, Minnesota 55391 ~°�°"'' {612) 473-4224 Mr. Nasim Qureshi, City Manager City of Fridley 6431 University Avenue N. E. Fridley, Minnesota 55432 STATEMENT . Re: Professional Services - July, 1980 ' �� Moore Lake Monito�i�ng 4.5 Hrs. @ $25.00/hr. _ $112.5Q 1.9.75 Hrs. @ $14.00/nr. _ $276.50 3,0 Hrs. � $12.�0/hr. _ $ 36.00 TOTAL AMOUNT DU� �-�-�-------�-�- $425.00 �a� � � i ��.a , �� '� � , ,---- � �''<,.'�-- ' . �� . � �. � � - �,� . � �° �°'�'�.�.... :,.. ... : , . .. _,:� :�...�.:�,. „� . �:�,�.:,, Mn/OOT.� �p38 (3•79) ��(� ' S,�E�' • � I � r� �,�r� ` ,� � Tf�� DA7E OF ERVlCE t ,� � ;� i �, F ��;� .�. s..{�..k=:`{ �'{ .t��4...'C r;'� i.)t; �!_:;� '=; �'� i. �,,,i,.:!_,..r s..ij:i h.«�-; �k � �r,f � �,�.��, .:.�..�. y �,,,r-��,�� i�: �,, �t,,-�r:a�..�-��-,-i. 1'�•' 1 .�� 4I�1} � C'f.�t6.�.,• � Y f'�.. , . . . AREA J08 PRO.IECT ITEM N0. NUMBER NO. .. � � .;;. �,.:i��. �. .`ti )t,.•f ' � � ��`�.'s��-1-��I t-�"i �_.; �_i..iT�=� !",' :'t;, _�_:..�.t..�.,_� r.:,,;:�_c .,.:�> ; 9' "• <t �;��``'�.� `f'� `3' � 12 D iNV010E NUMt3ER � `��''�!r� ✓ DATE r..ti'� /;:��A�. I: :r"� PAGE . '�, - STATE OF MINNES07A DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION REMiT T0: GOMMISSIONER OF ' TRANSPORTATION FINAfVCIAL ADMlN. SECTION 461 RICE STREET �, ST. F'AUL, M�l. 5`�IQ3 WORK DESCRIPTION s ,k t` 9 `,1).E,�::�: r::,.-' -:,,�, ,�� QUANTITY � RATE AMOUNT "' _ . . TRU;�K H{GNWAY 65 (Central i�venue) �---- Ag ree�en t No .--3f�3�� -�-�' � - � _ _.__----' , .� � + Bid S.i�. _3 __ , � 53�d oi�� 9t� tgq� + 2 082�.71 = i 97►723 71 _``.� .:�y% ,(�'� -_ � � FRIDI.EY 6.98;% s 6,826.00 x 6% (4og.56) � 57,2�5.56 ^ 1 ...............................................e. ... ... ... • • ••_o...... . . ....... ....... .. .... • :` �' ♦ `=��Ci�.j�j�."T o �� ...�k � >?' � ��,' � � � Q � :; �� f` `w�:.� t �:: QO� ,yT t r"` �15 OF �RP JuJ_y 15, . 1977 M�nr�^�ota Dcp�rtm�nt of Trancport�ti�ri Transportation �uildiny, St. Paul, MN 55155 12 E 0 - - - .. _ _ _. __. __ � Phona � � �--« Fi4_.� I�2r. i�i. P>runsell City Clerlc--Tr_easuxer 6431 University A�re. . � Frir�ley, r�Ii3 55�3?. � iraffic Signal e�'`t� Agxe�m��nt r1o.583�=� . City af Fridley � � � T.H. b5 (Central.�ve.) at 53rd AVE NE S.P. 0207-�3? FP U Q05-•2 (50) . Dear r�2r_ . Erunsell : � " . Enclosed is a�fully exec�ted copy af �iie rei�e-r_enced agreem�ni.: be��Teen t��e State of_ ��iir�nesat�., t epartr;tent o� Txans}?ortation, and the . Ci_ty oi Fridley co�eri.ng �he cost, op�ration and ma�.n- tenance of traffic �ignals. SincerelX, . . �,..� � ,`` J . . . �i i��/ d / , �l �� . T. E. Cuznpbel�. � Assfi,. Tra�fic Engineer, Plans Enclosure: � � • . E�gieer�� Fit (l) . cc: � r. x. w. �. An Lsqusl U��F�vrfunify rriployct .t�„�.� . , R • ' ��IC,��►��;c�r� ��1�n��s�>oji-rr�,�r�.c�:i c}►:�nf;7-��:�t�� , �rr,n�F z r co,�7-�0�. s z c��r;ni_ � . �cri�,cr�iEPl�f t�0. � ��s�;4 �,�1 ••�� 0 � BETI�IEEP� • TNC S't��tTE GF !�1'id�it=S07A, UEPARTi�iEt�7� 0� 1�RAI�S�'ORT�iTION � �ai�lU � iN� CZ1'Y Of FRIDLEY, h1IId'rlESOT11 � • . FOR . - R�r,�av� �.he exi�tii:� 1'en�p��ur,,�.Traffiic Siynai ard pr;;vic(� a net�� iritercorin�cted T�°affic Cc,r�t��al Sic;� K? �•��t;� S�reet i.ights a�;d Sia;;irsg at t.f�n �r�i;:7°sectiat� o� 7ri.tlk ii7(!i11�1�.�� Q; Fj� ��Pf'i�'i^?� Cttj�.'('1tt�� a'% ��t^r1 G.�°��i.`'.' i'1":"�.,��.>�r+ �v' Cw-;.Jl ., . „ _ � . .,, �,.....,4 �� , � �u��y � {`il r1��SGi.r1. • s.�. oza7-��7 . FP U Ot�.�-2 (50j P � � � F'rcpar•eci by Trai��7c Engine�ring . �Ti�D};X ITEhi � ALLOT. F.Y. Fll}�D �STZ��I:'1'If�7 �r1!40Uf`�' ft�CEIVl1(�1..1� CitJ� af F�'iulc�y �5,923.2F 1'�PiOIJ��r er�cu'�ii�CRFD hlc�t�c� (l�tl��rvai se (:OVL•'1"�^ i �� I =.ti.<_- � �•, �, , • • , � l� G TI�IS ftiGEt�:f.:I�iEl�l� niac�c and entcrcd i►�i:o l�y a��d bctr;c�en •the S��tc� ai' . tl�inrjesota, t)c{7art►r;ent of.Tr��nsr�ort�a�ic�n, I�ereinafit�:r ref��rr�d to as t�e "State", and t,�e City ofi Fricl'ey, h�reir�aft,er refc�rr°ed i:o as if�e "City", 1�IT�NLS5GTN: " �� -`�`-��' 4!I4� f'.CP,S, ti t i s cr,nsi derE�d ►j�� i:��al ly des i rabl e to remove �he exi si;i ng si ��n��.l ar�d to E�rov�i u� a��e��r traffi c con Gr�ol s-i ynal ��ri th si.ree l: 1 i yhi:s and . � si�n�ing on Trunk Hiyh�-ray ho. 65 (Central l;venuej ��t 5�rd /lvenue t�orthcast ir, tl�° City; and _....._ 4dHt_REAS, i t i s at�i;i ci �ai;ed that sa � d. �-rork i s el i gi i�l e f�t� seventy- t��o and six hun�redths per•C�il�; (72.06!) f=ede�°al Aid Ur�an Ext.ension Funds; and idHEf;�AS, ��e �i ty ar,d Sta �e ti�i l l parti.ci pai;c i n ihe cost , mai nte•- nanc� and operation oi said s�ign�l ��rit'� street 1i�h±s a��d signing as herein- ai ter sc� t forth ; • . iv01��, TFl�F,�"!�i?E, 1Z� 1S ItGi?Et�� F�S FQ�LC�{IS: 1. She St.ate sha i 1 pr�par� tl�e n��cc, ��i�y ��1 a.�s , speci f;: ati or�s und praposa1 s anci sl��l l pe�forn� tlte 'eng-i nee ri ng and i r;specti on r•ec;ui rcr� io cc:m�l ete ti�e items oi' work hereinaf�t�r set� forth. Su�h v��ork as c�escribed ir�media�:ely abov2 shal 1 cat�s �i t�rte "�►��i ��eeri f;g at�d Ii�speci:i o;i" and si�a1 i�e sa refert�nci i:o I��rei naf �er. ' 2. The contraci cast of the ��,ork �r, i f i;he 4AlOt°k i s n�t contracied, � the cost of al 1 1 abor, materi al s, and GCjUI j)Iil�ll� r€�ntal rec�ui red i� co,;�p� ete . �he ��ori:, excep� the cost cf' provi c1i ng the pa�•rer su�?E�1y i.c� the servi ce pol e, shal l consti tute the �ctual "Constt°ucti oi� Cost" a»ci sl�al 1 bc so rei'et^red �;o hei�eir�after. 3. The Sta�e shall .re�>>ove ihe Fxistltlr 51�illl �t1 � 3l1S�c1I7 oN c��use ti�e i►�stallai:ion of interconn��c�eci ac�l:uatied �raffic cont►�o1 signal �•lith str�c�t 1i�ht:s and :�iynin� and n�ast•-��r�m �ind pcdcs�:rian in:{icafai�„� vn Ti�u��l: ili�hr�ay t;o. � ' � 5& i5�� M�M . ■ � .�• .'• 7.2 Ei . � 55 (Ccr7tral /��en��c;�) �at 53rd /lvenuc� Pr��rt;hc��rsfi.. Estin�aicd Construction Cost - �:£;O,U00. f"ecir�ral Aid Urbai� Extension sh��re - 72.06 percc�nt. Ci�;y'�s share - . �. ��5 4�ercent. , . � , 4. "fhe 5tate sha1T install or cai�se the installation of overi�eau+ signing an� st�a11 maintain said signing a�l at no cos�: to tr�e City. 5. ' llpon campl eti ��n of the vaor�: provi c►ed for i n parac�raph 3 hereof ; the City sha71 �pay the St��zie its sh�re of tf�e actual Ccnstruc�ion Cost �lus �-_ °- six percen� (6°!j of such share as iLS.share af the cost of Engineering �nd I��spcctic�n. Ti�P State sEial] pay any rertaining cost. � G. Tf�e City sr�all 7nsta1l o�° cause the ins-t�l}ation o� an adeq��a�e e? ec? r•i c�l potti��r s upply t.o ihe servi ce pol e or pad i i�cl t�di ng uny necessar;� e>:te�s�or�s o�` p.o��rer lines ana, upen corimpletia} oi' said traffic contirol signa3 inst.��l?a�tion, �E�all prov�icic nEC�ssary e1ec.�ricai poa��r for its op�ration a� the cost and ex�ei��e oi tl�e City. y � 7. lF,�an ca�npl �t�i e�� af �i�n 1��or�: cor� �e�r��? at�cf i n �ld!"d�l,api� 3 i�et�eof , the St:�t� si�a17 main�air� a�a ',:eep in repair the traffic s7g�a1 except for' re� � c�11p7 i;�, cl eani �tg and pai nti �ig at i ts cost arid expense; and t'r�� 3 ty shal 1 re- 12mp, clean und p�aint tne sic�nal and n�uin�;ain the si;reet lights at i�s cc�st �nd expesise. � . S. �`jriy and al 1 person� engs�ged i n ti�e aforesai ��roi�r; to be p�rformed� b�j t��e State shall not fae consider�d e+nployees af �i:he Cfty and �any and all claims ��(��zt may or migh� arise undei, the ��1�rkers` (:oripensatioit Fict o�{ this StEzt� on bei�alf of said ernp7�yee5 while s� eny��rf�a an� any and a11 clairns r�ade by a.i�a� thi rd paz�ty as a coiise�uei�ce o�f' any ac#; ar ami ssion �t� �t�e �art of sai c� em��lo�ec�s �•rhile so er,gaged un any of ,ti}, w�rk coniecnplateci hcrein sha11 n�t I�e . fi.he c�b�1 i c�ai.i c�n ar,d res{�onsi bi 1 i ty of ihc Ci ty. Thc S�:ate si�a11 no �; b� r�spon- siul�� G��ufer �:l�c 4�arkc�rs' Cain��er�$atian l�ct fot� any �c�m�loyees r�f 1.h� Giiy. 533a�1 ., 2� � , , .'• , .'. . . �, . � 9. /a11 ti:n�ing of all traff-ic cor�tr�al si1nr�ls prt>Vicfed fon c�r•�in shall I�e cSetermin��d by tihe Si:ate, i:hroi��i� it; t,O111i111aS1011CY' of �rans��ortation, � �i�cl no ciianges s}�all 6e n�a.d� i;l�erein exceE:t vrith i:he �.��rova1 of the Stai:e. � 58354 . � -3-- . . P' 0 6 12 I __r_... _. _ , . • • _. � . ,.,. � c�:�rY o� f RTDLCY nnr�:o.��a �s �ro r-o�zr�: ' f � j�� . �/C� � �-_,L_,�,�.c�z___..��____.. Ci �:y %lttorney 0 • D��'Ai:T(��E��t7 OF TRF,PISPD�:TATI4f� RECGi'i �t:tdU�"U FOR t�,PP�:O :�I;L : � �e G�'/ �i�G�`-�--'"-e�-�C��--^—° - ��illSi.i"1CL L'.;i•'�li;E'..'.i' _ �ii�i:r�aj' �iv7Si0Ci . %�l'� �� .1!�!� _%f � ��`�-r� Traf�ic Engi►�e�r Ofiice of Design Seruices • y "/ � _ .��? �_�� ='`'��C�--- —. D' -�c�or � (�ffice of Design Serv7ces . ° �iPPfZOVED F;S iQvFORM {i�r� CXCCUTIQN: l�j,fsf��'r;l � C,�'r �'��-� ��,�l�.r- Cpc�cial 11ssi>tant �lttor�l�y Gen�ral Staie of P�1inr�esota � � , By_ ��f��v�.�.. . h;a.y "r (City Seal} . ay :��____1'�----f =_��.;.�.a.�-t-� hiar�age�r � ; STF;1'E OF (�4INi�ESOTA 11�'i'RO'�'�C�: ' � DEP��i;T��;r�7' CF Tftl��1�F0, T!�TIO�� By� ��Y��^"i``' -- f'l�%'�i.Gi;�it� i �.; iv�i�; , Dat�d :_ � �� _ � �� 5F3354 -4� . ; . APPRO�fE[�: QEP�RTPliE��7 OF A�f�tINISTRA7I0rd BY ��_�__! _�� ''` �---.�r`..,e...+.� . Da �e d : "� -� .�Z �- "� � � i _._ . . � . _ . . : . .. .: ,_ _ I' � _ _.� - . _ . . �� , ; �.� �.':� :, ��. - �:%�1; =,�;i�r .,,., • �y . , • � f-fAF�Li;i�D.�,.�}��` , + s ` ;� t.:.�Q{�..,..«,,.,.a, ��_ _ _.:�.,,_��I�. ��.�''r-.�i�x�...,..._....,, 1? .� .. , � . . , , „ . 12K ; , I,f_:Sf;l_UTI0�1 64._1977 � . 13C .�' �?r:'SO�.�JEI) t"r�rrt: tre C� �;� �,f f-'ricilc�y entt�r. ii�to an ir�rt�cme��; arith tt�c State oi i�inne �uta, t;�cpat�tir�ent of -Ci°�.nsportatio�i, for the fc�llo�rinc� purposes, _`_ .. � to t�ri t : • � � ' � . � ; io remove i:i�e exi � tz ng s; gn;.il s a nc1 �o �rot�i cie �a � ne��r �:raffi c . i � cunf:rol si gnal <<�i �ii streefi: 1 i �i�i:s anci s� ��ni ng ar� Trunk Hi �h- � � . , d�iay �No. 65 (Ceni.�a1 ltvei�ve} at 53rci ilvenu� idartti�easi in � � a:.cordance s-ri ti� tl�e terms and con�i ti ons se�t fiortf� un� ��n� _ " ta�i ��ed i n Agrcerr�ni: N�. 5�35�� , a cory qf �,rl� f ch ��ras befUre � � . � Y ti lili� rUi.�;�� : 1. j i • , � • 1 . i Bt� Ii FUf:T�i�R RESt)L i�ED tha t�;h�c r roper Ci t; oi��Ci c�rs her�by are � ' autj:oriz�rl t� ex�cute s��ch a,re�ment �;nd tr��°eby zs��;m� far and on behalf of .� �' . i:iic C�i t;� al ? of t��e co��tracfival obl i c; �j��i ons contai ned �tl�rei n. . . i i . ! ' c�R�r��c�,�r��,i � Si.c-i l.� �� 1��17 �1i1�S��t�.G Co�irifiy of f?noi:a . City of �ria?�y , � � � I t�°z�eby cerii f;� i h«t t.he forugci nr Resol t�ti ��n i s a trifry anci correct copy �f resol��tio�: ,��esen�cd i� and a;iop�ed by the f.ounril of �hL �ity o�� Fi°i �1_ty af: a�i�iy autf3�ri zeu ��:�eti ng tf �er�e� he1 cS on t��e _ 2ott� �_____ �ay . of �,�ne , 1°%ti�, as shol�m I)y �.f1E �s�i nutes of sai ci mzef.i ng i n ��y - possession.—V.__Y._� . � . . . ° . ' �` !� �'�/"�..,c �..-�.-<,,.`._C..�f"�_,-�-�t""'""'G�f o ,City C ��°k . (Se��l ) � � • . 0 9